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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP JAMES L. DAY
The James L. Day arrived yesterday from Key
West, bringing US Apalachicola papers to the
18th inst. The following is a list of her pas
sengers
l. NJ Wunk and lady Mr.. peyreaux aud lady Miss
Darcantel Miss IRENE, Mrs Darceute and
Darcaute Captain RyHew, John Vidal j. H. CasOn
and servant 4. S. Cason, and five deck
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Quick PAssAGEs.-The NewYork Tribune o
the 23l saws:

The royal mail steamship Arabia, which ar
rived this morning, sailed from Liverpool on
saturday, August 10, at 2 p. VI. and arfi ed at
her dock at Jersey City August %, at $50 AZ
NJ, having made the passage from dock to dock
in 0 days, II hours and 80 minutes
The Collins steamship Baltic, sailed from Liv
erpool August 6, at r NJ, 1851, and arrived
1t hvr dock August IG, at g A making the
passage in days and II hours.
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emit deem 1t introduce mye you. fully
aware Of philanthropy consequently you give
room in your Invaluable journal for the following proposition
That during the stay the Destroying Angels among
will get for the needy SITUATIONS GRATIS which aware
and yen and readers b) charity Of the
tits My experience tells that there
% and consequently isndes cuss who desperation
by s'tatsned cumIanss Sickness houoay disposed
and regularly conducted helmng themselves honesty sccy
iciuess and wi-g work for their living they
Therefore, the finding considered instrumental in
'heir welfare. OK. O1IARA, l72 Camp street,
suSl upper Lafayette Square, above the Odd Fellows Hail.
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The NCaU Books,
Received by the last steamer, at

j. G. NOR G A Ms,
Exchange Place, adjoining the Postoaie..
A JOURNEY ROUND THE WORLD. By f. Cerstascker.
Volume w. CoLERIDGEs WORKS.
THE BIBLE IN THE COUNTING HOUSE By H. A. Bondinan
THE HUMOROUS SPEAKER. by Oliver Oldham.
THE CLolsfER LIFE OF THE EMPEROR CHARLES THE
FIFTH. By VIM Sterling.
HISTORY OF THE VALLEY OF THE MISSISSIPPI By A, NJ.
Hart.
NoTABiLTTlEs IN FRANCE AND ENGLAND. BY rhlar..e
Cheses.
THE PEDESTRIAN IN FRANCE AND SWITZERLAND By Geo.
Barel.
MEMORIAL OF TIoRAT1o GREENoUGH BY H. T. Tuckernan.
Voleme |, PUrNANrs MAGAZINE, bound.
THE LIBERTIES OF AMERICA. Il, II. W. Warner
Fresh supply Of LAYARD'S NlNEvEH AND BABYLON
Fresh supply Of Fanny Fen Book-FERN LEAVES,
Fresh supply of ALEXANDER SMITHS PoElIs
Ftebh supply OF TIIACEERAY's ENGLISH HuMORIsTs
Fresh supply of FRANK FoRREsTER's FOREST RANGER
Nos I'll and " ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE or THE NEW YORK
EXHIBITION.
OFFICIAL CATALOGUE or THE NEW YORK EXHIBITION.
Fresh supply Of HARRY ASHTON.
No XVII BLEAK HOUSE. by Dickens.
August Number of POPULAR EDUCATOR.
No. H. ILLUSTRATED HISTORY OF HUNGARY,
BRAITTwArTE's RETROSPECT FOR JULY.
LONDON LANCET FOR AUGUST.
&c. MORGAN Bookseller,
hn29 2t2rltw Exchange Place adjoining
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5GEi~ HOWARD ASSOCIATION. - RELIEF MEM
BERs,-
v. BGULLENEr Isi-ut L pryaies ana Magazine
g. W SHAW Ffs5 President amp street oppoalr Female Or.
Phsi A4glln and 3 Fey lFls street..
C. H. MOBILES. seeoai Vice President, New Basn
q kUEsHtEpf IT. asUryr Is iolrh5u and Is Camp
D. RlCABBO Secretary, 40 Camp street Terrgithors
}. o. PIERSoN, corner q Camp md Orange streets
w, l. GILES, curaer Of Camp aal Orange streets,
I.C. DnLARp IS Camp and So Bacgh
L. l.. sIhlNO, % C5ual amt 90 Camp streets.
". EAlMERsUN, Bacehas street,
J. BJ-NssrJN. at Tuur5s IHaruarg
caldwell 81 iiank Place, 500 Dsori street. near Camp.
lr. IT, HAMMER IS 81 Cbses arset.
". II. rALFREY, Il Camp aHi Is Jll.l streets.
IS, D. IteBiNSoN,l6 B-zagila d.
?. CGN y FEE, = Clstolut5.ss atfee
b. O'COSNELL Cont. street.
@. W. WhtEAtL, E1s,tauila str ct, opposite the Mint,
}. ". yANGEGU,Ft, tgchiteai ButIings
]. J. LRDNNE, f5st AID GAe5nut streets
J. WILLIS, corner JOS, phuc and Ghesu1 streets,
j. LIVINGSTON, - G ana St. I5u.s street, Royal.
J. q. HARRIS. Coa#tt5te street, Aleiicsrts.
b. r. DONOVAN, Market street, between raanst Anuunciation
re Persona requiring fwi please apply any aboy,
also clnrd that those applying Relief max,
applications meulT fes.gas Patients also
lie mary, corner Of GAeanie fcets.
Two D.L RICARDO, Secretary, 40 Camp street
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tEsnl. q. ElihoK.

A { n 7 AND BUI L D T. R.
No. 10 ST. Joseph street,
between 81. Cl4rle5 nod CAroud-st-
~" I0BRIN6 ofal descriptions, able
fai Counters made OF Black wauto n. ,ssny us
flashed cra made and rypse .a guaranteed year.
Ssh Doors and Binls made repHe Lattice WorS ang
ing Boxes Of all kais lsds 30 order. jylI sm9p
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charles II. KcIis,

Giro N Now Tark,1 c..
DENTIST, kyt-sf, Z
~ C-nal, Boarraa H. NO vi YI-7yySS
~ ARTIFICIAL TEE III mae gt ,la i#4t -i-t4-
Dr. H. 'ul
which ter BEAUTY, JItLirY ASD LOAfUEf 70 HI NEABt
a= rzs o. %
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DEATH OF W. K. NoRTHALL--We omitted in
our edition of yesterday to make mention of the
death of the gentleman whose name heads this
notice The Delta of Monday informs US that
he died at Hollywood, Mobile Bay, of the pre-
vailing epidemic. DR.. Northall had been con-
nected with the Delta less than year, and in
that short time had left upon its columns the
impress of his genius and of his extensive litera-
ry requirements The deceased was native
Of England. lie possessed an extensive ac-
quaintanoe with English dramatic literature
and was a theatrical critic of no ordinary abil-
ity. As man ne was Of social disposition
and general temperament, and as a companion
and gentleman had drawn around him many
appreciative friends, who, in common with our
selves, will lament his early DEATH
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go LorIsANA Gnrrs-RlLef rommilte

3ls L0UISIANA UREYs-RcEief COMMITTEE.
rn following gentlemen have duly appointed
turing the prevailing epidemic;
Lieut. STRONG, lot 81. Chnrls, street
JOS. RUSfiA a Bruomr street
ROBERT Men An ARA, Magazine street.
2 DALEY, Triton WAX aud Hercules street
DANllL KELLY, St Joieph an Tchouploalas slrl5ts,
r UFLEY, Io@agi, between 'alltope an Clio streets
JOIN MCGUIRE Cabo no. Common and Lack ala,
Lieut. CANANAuGi, is3 Circus street.
aui Sm2p by order. JOS F. RUSSIA seeretsrv
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PRAYER FOR THE CITY.

As Cons hand is heavy upon US and as the Bible
abundantly testies that God hears the prayers Of his
people and teaches that is duty pray Him
for all men and to call upon Him in trouble
Therefore we, Ministers and Pastors Of Presbyterian
congregations in the city do hereby for ourselves and in
behalf Of Church Sessions aud congregations appoint
USIoS MEETING for humiliation and prayer to Almighty
God to be held the Second Church Of Pryauia
and Caope streets at five O'Clock every afternoon be-
ginning with to-day, during the prevailing Of the epidemic
And cordially invite all our brethren Of other churches
and the public generally to unite with in humblng
ourselves before our Maker and in acknowledging His
Sovereignty over us and in surplicating Him to deliver
US from the pestlence that desolaes city Aud
ask also the prayers Of all Christian people in behalf
Of cur city and especially that God will be pleased
Ills anger away from and give US grace through lis
Son Jesus Christ to repent Of all manifold sins as
city and people and incline the hearts of all men to
learn Righteousness when His judgments are abroad in
the land W. A ScoTr
l. J HESpERsoS.
y G NORTH
j TwIuHELL,
New Orleans TUESDAY,, August &c 1873 If
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House and sign Painting.

No. 40 Customhsuse street, near Royal
ts- ALL ORDERS LEFT WITH HIM WILL be PROMPTLY
To- mat tres.
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city Ba,,k Of Cochran 8 20.

tTTtCt.
tB SIX PER CENT INTEREST pail on Moneys . for
lAt,on saving
ly FOUR PER CENT INTEREST pa oa Deposits to te
called FOR * any time i,o, On
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D8S~ Messrs Editors: Please announce DR..
ROBERT NJ. GRAHAM a Candidate for CORONER OF THE
PARISH or ORLEANS, subject Wing Convention
au27 lot MANY FRIENDS.
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70 wnGG CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE TT

10 WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE. The
nOmbe Of the WING CENTRAL STATE COMMITTEE will NEE,
their Club street and Exchange Alley on
THURSDAY EVENING, September l. o'clock order
CHARLES NJ. WATERMAN p esisnt
+. c. LAvlLLE, Se'r'i"'t'' au2o 81
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The Legislative Council Of New South Wales
have appointed committee of ten to prepare
the new constitution The product OF the Vic
toria gold fields was increasing. There was
great destituton among the newly arrived cmi.
grants at Melbourne Rents and prices were
extraEogantly high. Price Of gold at sydney
lGs. per ounce.
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~ NEwOnlEAys TYpoGRArmcAL uN1ox.-

~ NEwOELEANS TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION. -
At meeting oths Newocus Typographical UHon held on the III
Instant the following appointed to ac. AS Relief Com
nl,stes during the prevalence Of e epidemic
TIIOS. F. II DGES, Picayuus oGee;
y. c. BYERLY, Builrtn;
J. NJ. TAYLOR True D4lta;
W. R, SHELTON, Delta;
A. W. BREWERToN, Crescent;
j. G. HENRY, Bee;
All McCAFFREY, Courier;
II, }. srANSBURY, Prize Current;
T. MCCAIN, Della job Of-s3
LEWIS GRAHAM Crescent Job orte,
JAS. BEGGs, GERARD srIrH at large.
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Y. e. Smith. DENTIST,

ia ST. CHARLES STREET.
ost.S dAT C0.usI ol Lal4ystlsS pare
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thew were purchased. With some friends, he
went 10 a rag buyers depot, who informed him
that the rags were sent to New York, and that
a lot had been shipped the day before Look
ont, therefore, for the pestilence messengers!
e At the Charity Hospital the bodies are put
into the coffins naked, and the clothing of the
deceased sold to the highest bidder. Such arc
our private advices, and nineteen bodies so
treated came under our informant's notice.
These sales take place once week. Our letter
further remarks that when the rag shippers
learned of the exposure likely to be made of
their shipments, they would put up their rags
in casks to secrete them the better. Most OF
the clothing taken from the deceased victims Is
covered with black vomit"
You tell us, Greeley, that these adviccs are
"private"l Exceedingly "private,' We doubt
not, Greelcy-and so private that the author of
them can probably never be found. Your "pri-
vate advces," Greeley are but dreadful ina
gnings, and mere fation. If you would take a
stroll with us, we could show you realitie.
stranger than all your horrid fancies. Wall
back with us to the low huts in the rear of the
city They are tenanted by miserable squa
lid set. piled together like swine in sty Thinl
you that your informant would find the rag
lnonger there, Could you there buy soileC
linen sick chamber rags, or any Of tina
horrible $50 forth which you hint at Thos
poor wretches have no rags. They have pawnoC
the last for medicine or drink and if they cas-
mn black vomit, it soils no rags but mingle
with the straw on their pallets, or with the
| matted locks
Bodies put in the Co.'s naked, and til
clothing of the deceased sold to the highest bid
der" Why, Greeley do you really object t.
any one going into the old clothes market be
sides yourself? Are you to have t monopol,
of dirty linen
Rags sent to NewYork, and lot shipped
the day before! Are you afraid Greeley
that the great influx of old clothes will interior
with your exclusive charter for wearing dilapi
dated garments or do you apprehend
trenching on your privilege by rise in the pric
of rags Never mind Greeley; nothing shippe
from here in the way of old clothes will come i
competition with your peculiar wardrobe. W
have nothing so low down in the scale Of price
rs to breed bidders against you.
"Clothing taken from the victims, coyere
with black vomit" What is that to you
Look at the bosom Of your own shirt
g Look out for the pestilence messengers
What, Greeley you certainly can have no fei
, of pestilence in dirty clothes--you, that ha'
walked up Nassau street for so many years wit
that old and greasy coat There is no fear Fl
: you, Greeley. If there was venom in soil'
/ linen, you would have been dead long ago!
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LJRdoH, Aug. L, > ?. W-.fBlcriean SloflS.
The demand has been limited during the week
TO an investment Of Pennsylvania five per ceit.
bonds ut 81 Boston City four and a halls
were taken at le3 u s skies were still
scarce, with buyers 1T II, The quotations are
generally without variation.
4 more pacific turn assumed to have leen
given to the Eastern question has impaired a
lelhns Of more confidence for the future. and
holders of colonial and foreign produce lave
shown great trnnoss this week The eouin-
uea favorable weather, toe, has not been with
out les influence Already, in earlier Districts.
the harvest has commenced,
Money has been largely in demand, hut,
though discounts cut Of doors are rather birhr,.
the bank minimum rate is unchengnd. and ma
inconvenience ct the scarcity has been experi-
and Consols leaving Oft ut n o9S@. Bar ii.
yer is in great demand at IS. I'D, being IA
dearer New dollars As ll5d.
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GOVERNMENT CONTRACTS

PROPOSALS FOR IMPROVING THE HARBoR OF
Washington 1861 Proposals will be received At this
near tho crook in the h.rbor o. Providence Rhode
and opening channel from Fox Point the maa
one below by dredging channe be $50 oet
the mean distance requiring to bo dsepened being
dred and eighty yards.
The shoals composed q mud sand and Shells The
material excayated which to DO delivered into suit able
for be deposited the aat TO the
Westward those to TIE OF tho main
not to interfere with the private interests
the distance to which 1t will require to DO taken being about
three hundred yards.
The rise Of tho tide is six feet giving fifteen feet
greatest depth Of water generally in which the machinery
will be required to operate.
The channcl is to DO indicated marked ont and the
work Is to be superintendent by ofcer OF United
States engineer department.
Tho amount OF material to be estimated At
cubic yards but the engineer tho lr
lee varying this amount so as to bring cost within
the limits Of tho appropriation for this
Payments will DO made monthly and at the rate of eighty
Per cent the contract value Of work DO performed
the remaining twent oent to be paid the
tractor upon the faithful execution Of the work. which
be completed before the first day Of November 1853
The proposals. which to be scaled and endorsed will
state the price per cubic yard excavted and removed
aforesaid
further information application may made Capt
George Dutton Of engaeers Now Haven Connecticut
JOS. c. TOTEM,
Brcv Brig. Gen. and Col. of Engineers.
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH..NEW YORK NFYI.
corner ~ Hanover and Beaver streets and No. s
broadway, second building below Fulton Street.-The Mag,
motto Telegraph Company Tor the purpose OF the further
Of the public 70 keep pace with the rapidly
srae elegrnph husincas md enable their agent 10
patch with tic utmost promptudc VII messages that
be offered have at heavy for contradiction and
pairs and b active operation two separate
and distinct ues OF poes lad tegrapao wires extendnt
from New York TO the city Of washns BY tho raj
road route with i've vres from Now York to Philadelphia
and four wires from PhAaephia TO Baltimore and ASH
intcn by the other line along che ornpiks roas tore
wires the whole distance and the company havesa
Hona % Washington Trenton, Now Brunsviek prncot,n
Newark jersey city, Usvre &c Grace Fort Depos ano
New Hope With seven wire as above AMI regaaNons 70
insure prompt delivery this company affords 20 persons as
posed TO avail Themselves Of the use and OF sna
rapd mode Of communicating with personal or business
friends In distant cities extent OF means for promptnde
uncquecd by any othor ne In this country Tels
hut recently experiment has become systomao and re
liable medium business and the amount or Thousands
upon thouasnds Of dollars daily ranescted through ito
agency.
elusive of date address and signature Cor which char
il maao ho prices Prom New York 70 Newark twen
Nv cents Philadelphia twenty ve cents and ~ Bett
or wesA'egon dfty csnts 0Pcs daily from A M 70
MI N. WIN, NJ. SWAIN, Pfceidont,
w. r. WHsrsaSAAs. Sapss.ALsaa-a..
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LEGAL NOTICES.


N ss. Mary wife Charles n Leapp against
WIFE, and Henry Kins-summsns RslieEIcom
Ps s ssS s', tho s
II s s'sE
and the 70 Spy Of s Me- e hs d sM
corner q Pine n The e,y Of New York within twenty
tho ssrsiss and said
complaint within the time atorssaid Tie plaintiffs in nj.
said eo%piaSs HENRY R. cuaSiSss Ptas Is;y NV
Dated April L. 1883 No. II Nassau street. N. Y.
SUPREME couRT:-IN THE MATTER OF THE AP.
the New YORK Tsisti1s tho opening Of i street
the above en- en-
II mas
unmprovcd lands affected thereby and 70 all othos whom
It Ray concern %Rs las as follows to Wit
men and that All whose interests affected there
obcctions in writing 70 william IL Eisns Esd the ohair
man Of sa s Cor At MS Ges No g Nassau
That the abstr.c Of the estimate and
the numbers Of such lots they appear upon map
ne EASEMENT Whether for d.I.ss BENEFIT and also ali
Sss ss
AND have been n the sr street u.s.
the Of whomsosver may coIcern until the sd
third Also the limits embraced by this assessment
the Twelfth ward Of the city Of New York and which taken
together bound the by the sasory side tho
street the esstoy side of Mount Morris
the east by the westerly side Of the Second
tween d street and 2h street. and the south by the
line Of the centre of the block between d street d
street. excepting thsrsfrom such streets and avenues
parts and have already been opend
the il laid out the Of the said Commission
ers, deposited . aforesaid.
Fourth Also, that report In the above entitled
ter will he made and to the Suprame Court Of
The State Of New York special term Of the said
urday tho 2d day ofJuy A. h. 1888 at the opening the
court that day and, that then and there
thereafter counsel he heard motion will DO made
that said report be confirmed
sa a4sEHs Hb#SsSs
Dated, New York, May 10. 1853
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CTUYvESANT FIRE INSURANCE CO.--OrTIoEs. In
- Bopery Brsome street under the Bowsry Ravk
aud co wnf sreet-capital 500 company nssrs
sgsnst oas damage by drc, dwelling houses and furn
tnre warehouses etores and fotre shps h
eort &o the most favorable terms. An ,oasss v b
tyu tiAt4iy adjusted and promptly paid
FREDERICK n. LEE, President
SAMUEL WlLliETS, vIos Prosids~N
Brss. T. PFrrx, Sscresacya
JOAN Cox, Surveyor
applications for Insurance. this oeuapany may
:. 10 VIC Mana --shardso-. II Ia lrsnsh sAao {.
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kTYE co, SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION
In Merchant Is, Valparaiso
WILLIAM vi y. A PI-iAnDsoH, Augustus LOMBARD.
Refercares
SArrrAGo-IIou. Bailie Peyton.
VaLpARAIsc-hsssrs Also 4 Co, Hsmenway 4 Co.
PANAmA- @essrs. Corwine bro, a Co. Garrison Frts.
VIZ Nelson Go.
LivrNrooL-Nossrs Bovmaa, 6ripneli a Co. william
Jackson. zoo.
Capt. Esra 20, steamer Pacific.
BATJiMoR I-Mes RS. John Henderson Co.. Thomas J.
Hard X Co. white Elder.
SAs FRANcIsco. Mes Flint Peabody, Co, Eussay
BOND 4 TALE, Chas Dosne Eba., J. II l. Esq.
Bosros-nessrs Amm c. Lombard, Log, l.. b. Brigham
Co, Giidder 4 Williams
CAHToN-Nyc Perktps g. Co
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. As.ykaYMf.xT Al. /.

- -
lfATLIrOnY MADE EASY. OR uDW no WIN A
- yer.Pr.fr.sol LAYTON Boston form srly Of Lon
do ell ,pBd 10 sddros receipt ofcoe dollar posf
pi yai, irtscps tc ena bc ados n.lsmsb 70 ~it
she devoted Affect Of q the opposite thc
ksar.s nBy desire THO process ~ sssDplo hcs capt.
ynAng ttat a nay 6c married !rr.sgs stvo Of appear
ancc position, and last, tn ugh rot ka5t 70 he
with such deeaoy that detooHon Ii mpes
sbIe. Address Procspor tswtop, Bosion Mass. NO let
tsrs tsknr from tha Pnst 9as afa ths postaesi cas
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NEW PUBLICATIONS..

CCDEY FOR Jun E.-GREsT TRIUM II OF GODeY'S
" Lays Book tolor,d Fashion Plates IN Jpuopce
1.-The iuus number contains smother besides
2of piAee eciCrei orSeAet braces apsc 'mbroid rod
csrhric hasg'e snd br0r!ne tnglsse,
fowsr for fewcrpDs, cops ona lrcr's
fashions for June "Chrl. and the Nonnn SGmarts
beautiful nessotiu.. feong the Ernrs, or Phrennogy
afau" Twenty other ensrsyhgs and fo'y eont-busor,
for sails by L. L0n Brother, ~ Ann strect; Stnfaf
Townsend, 80 GsoGdway, levitt pa'oSprs, Tnoune
Tlilaings
-
THE MANUAL or TIE cORpoRATI0y or THE
tty III New York for the year 1855 iy ~ valentine,
. tor L,le at tho Guy LibTary, No ~ C.ty Halt
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EYcURsIONa.

ExcURsI IN TO THE FISHING BANKS. ON THURS
II day, May 10, and Sunday, tho 22d-The steamer
HERO Capt. Hancox. will lcavo Hammond street ~
O'clock; Spring street at Grand street T. r.. at
4. Fare, 80 cents Dinner, fishing tackle, and bait
provided.
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TOR SAVANNAH AND FL0RIDA.-UNITED STATES
H. Woodruff captain will leave Wednesday, May ?ls
st O'Clock p. from pier No North river Apply to
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL IL Broadway.
Pho Alabama, g. d. Ludlow captain, Saturday, May
o. For speed strength accommodation, and fare these
chips have ne superior on the ocean.
DOR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA.-SEMI WEEKLY
United States Nail LineThe and fast going steamer
JAMES ADGER Dickinson, commander will leave pier
No North River on SATURDAY May e. at O'Clock NJ
ding will be signed and for passage at the Office q
SPoFFURD, TILEST0N& CO., No 30 Broadwy.
Through tickets to Florida folows-To Jacksonville
81; to Pilatka. S3a
FOR NORFOLK. PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
- summer Arrangement The United States Mail steam
ship ROANOKE +; cayendy commander. will leave pier
No. ID N. r., on Saturday, Nay 81 Mt four O'clock r.
Passage and fare state inciud, d. Norfolk So
do. DO. DO Petersburg and Richmond. so
Steerage Passage half price. Only the companys bills
ladng will be signed. For fres apply board and for
passage, to LUDLAM &PLEASANTS, No. 81 Broadway.
YACHT FOR SALE-sHE is A VERY BEAUTIFUL
and fast Failing vessel She Is 3. feet deck, 10
BEAM and feet In Depth soop rgged and built in the
For particulars inquire of
GEO. c. NEWMAN, Boat Builder, 2i5 Front street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-05-19
FURNITURE.

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the above the best and chcarcft stas to he
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sale price. and warranted pure hair