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NJ. Nargan's Bsneft-A splendid programme Oh
.,,,,t,ipmenti is announced by the famous Nishtin'
~,.. FIR this evening" at Odd Fellows Hal. As an
.,ltioual attraction that hest of tsmborine players
md uglirst of nig.ers, Mr. Morgan, has benefit
~. ar.,,inv Go slI the admirers Of the kunkels
vii co. Of course.
Mr. Morgan ia an Old typo, washinstonian, q
sru,orou, Nightingale Ct musical e1cellnee and
,t. eminence and richly deserves the regsrl of the
nrble lie will produce some Of his greatest acts,
and the rOple will have choice chance to see the
slpphaut" Go, 90, go, &c.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

lrli,srton Cy5-The Treasurer of this association
h., made report upon the proceeds OF the excur-
la, tDr tho leue6t If the Washington Monument,
from which l. appears that the total OF receipts was
sr1Oo, and the expense sl4sOo, leaving for the
bs,sSt Of the Monument the sum of $500, which
vii be Immediately handed over to the Monument
society.
Ths Club visit Baltimore the 18th of this month,
having been invited by the Pioneer Club Of that
dty to attend their Ball to be given On the evening
Of that day.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

TIHTH uHU OTNHN III VII III COU L TIHNIHS
NEATLY executed by j. c. GREER. Office at
~ his residence, on llth street. between and
II streets Business, Visiting, and Address CARDS,
80. 10 50 perthOusand. StereOgraphc Bank Cheeks.
Bill Heads, Labels, HandbiAs, Programmes ard Cir
culars OF every description, promptly executed at
northern prices. Orders can he sent through mail.
postage paid) or left at Mr.. VALENTINES, 10th
street near Pennsylvania avenue. aug 30-lw
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

WHITE BRANDY, &c.-Just received,
w and for sale
White Brandy, fourth proof, for preserving.
Green Ginger, Mustard Seed, Spices, of every
kind.
White Wine Vinegar, and 1000 gallons pare
Cider Vinegar.
To which the attention of all those in want In in
vited GEO. THOS. PARKER l. co,
opposite Browns Marble Building.
aug 29-eo3w.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

CHOICE FAMILY HAMS.-Just re-
~ ceived, 10 terceS of Stacy Shay's celebrated
Queen City Hams, sugar cured, averaging about 10
pounds, selected expressly for families.
5000 pounds superior Shoulder Bacon.
For sale by f. E. WHITE 4 co.
Louisiana avenue, between 9th and eth sts,
aug 29-3,aw2w opposite Bank of Washington.
DRESS FOR SALE-A Super Royal SMITH
L PRESS, in ereelleIt order, for sale low, at the
Star Office. aug 4-tf
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

Narrow Rscape.-Saturday night the Waterman
On duty near 81. Pa-rick's church, found German
who had fallen over the arch into the ditch that
passes through that square, who was severely in
jured The Waterman secured tie assistance of a
physician, who dressed the wounds of the injured
man He was then carried to the Central Guard
house to have him cared for until his friends could
ani him. Yesterday morning Hans was up bright
and early, small change in hand, trying to persuade
the Guard to z. out and buy him some schnapps.
lie is badly cut about the head and faes but his
Wounds are not dangerous.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

rEORGETOWN SAND YARD-The subscriber
VI keeps constantly ON hand large supply of
WHITE and GRAY SAND, and Gravel, suitable for
building and other purposes which he will sell on
reasonable TERMS and deliver to customers in Wash
ington and Georgetown. Orders left at the Wood &
Coal yard of Orme s. Barron, on Green street, near
the Canal, will be promptly attended to.
iy 30 6wS&T r. r. Raglan.
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OLD NEWsPAPERs.-A lot for sale at the Star
" once. aug l9-n
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ALEXANDRIA STEAM sAw-M1LLs.

Corner Of Union and Gibbon streets.
WE have constantly on hand, and for sale, large
w supply of WHITE and YELLOW PINE
TIMBER, and Eastern Shore WHITE ok.
fH3- Orders for LUMBER SAWED to sizes filed
with despatch, and upon reasonable terms.
aug 3U-lm* SMITH & WATTLES.
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FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO.
/ HAVE just received a very superior lot of HA-
FANA CIGARS, bought directly from the i'm
porter, of various choice brands, which | can re-
commend. Also
Eirginius, Jenny Lind, Natural Leaf and other
choice brands of fine chewing TOBACCO.
Lynchhurg Smoking tobacco the best article in
the market.
invite particular attention to this stock.
+. Z. MILLER.
aug25 Corner 18th and f. streets
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

FTepdfotiods for The T,Celfth.-We learn that the
Montgomery Guards are making active preparations
Tor their excursion to Baltimore on the next ami
Tsrsary of the battle Of North Point, when they ex
pet to depart with some seyenty-fve strong The
Marine Band and martial music also, have been Sc
cured for the occasion. Our Baltimore military
should be on hand to receive them
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

SOMETHING NEW.-L.aMMOND, eth street
~ doors below E, has received a supply of India
Rubber Dressing Combs, superior article, and war
ranted not 10 warp split. aug 27-eo3t
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

CsregI C1tlrt.-This court met this morning in ad-
lcurnsd session, being . continuation Of the March
term. The session will be necessarily short, IS the
next regular term Of the court commences on the
tatri Monday Of October.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

4 DiGHitdry ia TrouJl,.-An affair occurred on
The Island last week that has caused considerable
talk among the Old folks and young folks at home
A Gentleman having heard that a certain dignitary
had made use Of language calculated to injure the
reputation Of Of his relatives, went after his
honor and gave him kicking. We were informed
that the operation Was so severe that it is likely his
honor will not take his seat upon the bench for
dsy or two.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

Ti' Clock at The Old Dspol.-1his clock which keen.
The standing time at all hours of twenty-five minutes
de.even o'clock, ought to be sulsted or removed
We have heard Of several strangers who were msled
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

Ia Seireh Of HVe-A young man was observed
yesterday In search of WIFE and being good look.
Ing ftlow, some six ftes two in height, it was be
ieved that he weuld catch her II he has succeeded
tie marriage column viii explain in few DAYS.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

Scspess The AIahd.-We hear that there has
TEN considerable sickness the Island OF bilious
ehsracter, and among children ofate; but that local
ity ID last resuming its usual hsalthfulness.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

TWELVE YEARS A SLAVE-A narrative of
1 Solomon Northup, a citizen of New York,
Kidnapped IN Washington City, in le4l, and rescued
in 1853. Price 81.
For sale by GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
sep3- Seventh street.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

oST-On Friday, the I'd instant, either in Muir
- ray Semmes, near 4 \ street, or Louisiana
avenue, between 9th and 9TH Streets or street,
N.7lh, Containing between fifty and sixty dollars,
consisting OF one ten and five dollar bills on the
Bank OF Winchester, the new issue; five on the
Bank OF Wheeling; several two dollar notes on the
Corporation of Georgetown; and some gold 1t also
contained a note drawn by George ii. Walters in ia
vor of Theodore A. Walter, for one hundred and
nifty dollars; also, drawn by Wilkinson VIII
hams for forty nine dollars, in favor of Walters
Brother. 1t contained other papers of no use to any
one reward of twenty five dollars will be paid
for the return of the Porte Mannae and its contents
al this office, and no questions asked.
sep 3-2ts
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'e't'Hg R'Sht-We were informed this morning
That one Of police magistrates had determined to at
tend at the Central Guardhouse at night during the
'aree weeks of his turn duty there This is what
'e think right, and what we suggested sometime
since We hope the example will be followed by the
others in turn; so that comparatively innocent
"n' may not be punishedin the same degree old
Offenders"
Ffo1dJIe Fatal cctdsnt.-Wes;ey Adams who uas
% severely injured on Thursday last by stone we
SOn running over him, Capitol Hill, it Is appre-
Asnded cannot recover. The wheel passed over his
breast, and he received serious internal injuries
Inis morning he In a critical condition. at his
s'dsnee corner Of and eth streets, on the Island
Re ss man offsmily
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

FlK Rains and dust Laid.-On Saturday nightw
lad fine rain, laying the dust yesterday, when &
f' more showers completed the work, and to-day
se have beautiful hot weather and clean streets
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

Faiflz Camp Assting.-After a week of religion,
Exercises in which some hundreds Of families and
Aiss number Of young persons participated, thi.
meeting came to close on Saturday morning II
vas highly successful in its results.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

On Long Tim>.-We observe number of notes in
pr0uiing to pay the amount on the face OF them
several years hence. Persons can give them full
credit Ii they chose, but it might be well enough to
look at the paper before investing in those distany
payable "promises.'
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1853-09-05

WATER FROM THE WELL-SPRING-By E..
w ii. Observation-Disclosures.
The Snfferings and Glories of the Messiah by Jno.
Brown, ID. D.,-Sl so.
Just published and for sale by
GRAY & BALLANTYNE,
sep j. Seventh street.
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BUILDING HlATERIAEg.

NsHOsk WHO CONTEMPLATE BUILDING WILL nc
we'll 70 call A. our iron works and examine o.
window Intel and sill patterns DO As We ere prepared E
yxecte orders from fourteen different paerns of window
intels oabcrstey finished and varying STYLE At cost
,pss ems q our nss and ss may also be the
streos Peter Coopers building Twenty street ana
Lexington avenues 0roosrs Bank building ooracr College
corner Fourth street and River Hoboksn Peter Gsss build
Twoa nth street. and Fourth avenue; IssEo Plsst
Murray stees oriscn Bluns buildings 50 Murray street
James Eoornans buildings, 12 Chamb street; w
heeis bu Church and veasy strcess; nov
Ierh City Eour Mills, Broome and Lewis ut-oct
0eorge Bridges white marble Deg etroes
Z sovshn'. building, Jersey City; Kemp Cshe odaon
aieos columns srder crates and fendrs Io r.
yAs!Es 8. JACKSON, BROTHER co. g IRON Works
atReAt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24

E0RnIGN ExPRESS-EDwARDs, sANFoRp a 20
respectfully annsunoe THAI they prepared 70 forvss
Lssaon, .na n para Of nnEs21 Ireaed and ssossnI
eef snd All parts Of the European sentnsnI once vssh
essboun. Port Philip Sydney and eli paris Of Australia
5x hsece from England for those paesj and Canton
xsna ShsnFhas Calcutta Madras Benbay and eths
0aeo j 0eeAAWaY. 49,
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L,OR SAVANNAH AND FLoRIDA.-UNITED STATES
Mail In sIThs NV and splsndd steamship FLORIDA
at sP H., from pier No. North river. Apply 60
SAMUEL L. MITCHELL, No. IS Broadway.
Tho Alabama, Captain Geo. X. Sohsnck leaves Wed
nesday, Nov. 80 1hroush tickets from New York 70 Jack
sonyille, ssh Rilatka 80,
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BIATRIMONY.

A FOREIGN GENTLEMAN, IN COMFORTABLE CIR
"A cpmstauces, whose time constantly occupied and his
acquaintance IN private families very lime tskes this
method o. stating that being trd Of boarding houses and
ths Acquaintance Of respectable lady with the inten
ton Of marrying her. The advertiser epesks English of
retiring and domestic disposition, considered well
and about thirty Of Any lady Of amiabe dpo
fen and gentesl appearance with without fortune
whose connections are respectable and is hers Of ire
liable moral character of from eighteen TO tweny
years and who has objection TO form connection
In this tuof the manner will please to address
three days. Foreigner, Broadway Post office This adver.
tisement made good faith and thos who answer it from
ysnf but these who II from sincere desire
ply with the advertisers Wishes may rely with the utmost
onfdence the stcresy and homer Of gentleman.
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MATRINoNY MADE EASY Oh HOW TO WIN 4
M LoyerProfessor Lswton, Boston, formerly Of Lsndoa
viii send 70 any address, receipt Of one dollar post paid
devoted affections Of many Of the opposite
hearts desire. The simple but saptivn
hing that al may DO married irrespective Of age sppesF
anos position and last though mot least " e.
sbe Aldresa Professor Lavton Boston Mae Ne IslSs,
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TBAVBLLHKS GUIDE.

vOE0 MOST sAFE, CHkAP, AND RRLIABLA
lOCOs Route-l86S-October arran gem ent-Albany and
asw York inland route Three daily trains:
wain AT A. NJ daily express trains 1T A. NJ and
2O p NJ Getting NJ Albany with Central line Of rail
eat West also with the North for Saratoga Sprng Whts
AA and Hontrea The trains connect with tho Western
md Hudson Berkshre railroads .. Chatham -Four Cor
ssrs Lebanon Springs and after Monday from
aspe Of White, Elm, and Centre Streets whore
through tickets oan be procured and baggage checked
Tor Albany, For Syracuse
Schenectady, Rochester.
4" Utioa. Buffalo.
Passengers received and Bovery,
twenty street and Fourth stations The above
Will land and receive only al Croon FAn
sad Chatham Four Cornerr All other trsns will leave Cty
Gall station, Of Tyon aud Centre street, hers
,oScre. II. SLOAT, Superintendent
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KEkFORD AND CO.'S VIRGINIA, NoRrB CARROLL
ma hnd Tennes 7ExpreSs.-By United states ETA
ss1av r A So9n aIa Tuesday and s.
VsiIsn Caston R.isi.s nnsx Kchmond Lyschburg
Ne principal towns in the above Ststes. ""N 90
RERFORD CO. RS Hrosdx.r
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MRS. LADOMUS, 2OS CANAL STREET, CONTINUEs
I TO tell past, present. and future events likewise love-
courtshp, and marriage She will also make mutual
between parties where does exist She will also
cause thief to restore stolen property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24

MIW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRa0T,, VIA
IN New Jeryey RaroaAUnted States and Express lines
Through In four hours Leave New York. foot Of Corand
nrees, a. q and A; -, and 80 and $50 =: Y. LeAve
go and sO r. H. from she foot Of Walnut street s
S16O for second Glass in AN from New York. and A
rem Through tokcss SOLD and
through baggage carried for Baltimore Wasngon Norolh
srAns connection certain with trains II behind
me with baggage the ferry minutes
sSfere she trains leave
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NAUGATUCK RAILROAD.-NOTICY--w WEDNESDAY
IN November 23-rokets will be sold ths day Water
bury and in stations Passengers will take
A. and u H. trains of New Yo and New Haven Railroad
from Canal street. Train for Ansonia ats p. NJ.
PdILO HURD, Vice President and Supernt sndcnL
Eridgeport Nov. r. 1888.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24

IN known under the title and Of Cornell Turnures
hereby dissolved mutual and after this
BARAK CORNELL
VIM A. TuRNURE
WA p. TURNUkE
NOTICE.-THE CO-PARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE
IN known under the title and firm of Thompson Clifford,
hereby dissolved by mutual CONSENT from and after this
date q. G. TONPSON.
New York Nov 3d. 1853 G. CLIFFORD.
THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO ASSOCIATE WITH
himself thorough business man, who can command
cash capital Of &c. secute business already estab
lshed Address q. H., Herald office
THE ADVERTISER HAS AN EXTENSIVE ACQUAINT-
with merchants and shippers in the west, and de-
sirous connecting him If with Wholesale
son house OF standing In this city, wherein small cash
investment with extensive in this line will ents
him fair sha of the profits Address Commission He
rald oce stating when and where interview be had
TuE LATE FIRM OF RAYMOND &MAHER, BOOT AND
shoe Dealers z26 Third dissolved by mutual
consent, the = day of November inst.
THOS MAHER.
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PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY.-rwELrTH SEASON.
The first Con,ert Of this will giyon on Satur
day evening" Nov 81 ~ Metropolitan Hall. Conductor Of
Orchestra Mr. T. Eisfeld Tho members subscrbers sne
the ubc respectfully informed
iron for the Classical Concerts Of this Society has Obliged
them to larger in with the
guest Of many members they will future produce two sym
phcnies at each Concert The Orchestra 10 augmented
torge are rhe seasons" By spohf
(frst times Overture King Lear" Bsrliox; and Yam
Pyre" Marschnor Other particulars hereafter Termss
Subscribing members 30 three tickets Con
cert; associate S. AID profe per
one ticket 70 sne public rehearsais and Concsrs
extra tickets at 81 each; tickets 20
scribers 80 each Applca ion for tickets received 81
Mesrs Schsrfenburg kuis, 72s Broadway, and Mr. p
Weizel 23 Fulton street. Brooklyn also at door the
evening unit quarter before olsok Doors open AZ
O'Clock; concert to commence at O'Clock. BY order
l.. SPIER, Secretary
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-rRAIND DAILY FROM
u Chambers street, for Albany aad Troy
Express train A. kThrough In four hours connsosinS
With trains rssehinx Buffalo Montreal st O'clock
svenng
Man train. . A. N.-Throssh way trains ~ II \. and
SP.E.
Express train, p. x.-AooemmodAtion train 80 r.
Tor fArrytown, IL r n Fec Peekskil 10 A. NJ, - p. NJ
and Tsp. \. For PouGhkeefuie A. y. and 10 y NJ Pas
taken ~ Chambers Canal ChristophS7 Hourteen
Agd Thirty -frst strcets.
Sunday trains from Canal urceA r. n, Albany
sad Troy, stopping - all way stations.
KDHUND FRENCH, BuS ertntendena
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-T0NEs's PANToscoPB or CALIFORNIA, 9B,
Plains. and Salt Lake. exhibiting at Hope Chsps
Qeoture Room every evening, At ~ o'clock and wedns
day and Saturday sfternoonA At O'Clock. The most ma
nhcsnt painting, from
FIFTEEN nuNDRED DAeuxR soryPEs.
Taken expressly for this purpose by Wesley Jones' Arm
and proprietor during an overland Journey Of 5000 miss
representing TO the life Indians Aormons and Cseoe
nians and the most magnificent scenery the world
fny descriptive lecture by he artist and
will enven the exercise Tickets reserved sseS
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fyANDRN AND AABOY RAILROAD TO PHILADKL.
" pha, from pior No. North rver-Two lines daily ~
eenboat Trenton 70 south Amboy oar. 70 Bosdsnsoyn
prsss line r. NJ BY stsamboat John Potter, 70 Amboy
snce direct Camden BY through In four hours and
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CorARTNERsHIP EoTIcE.-TH1 UNpERsIasEp
~ this day taken into sopartnership, Edward Stint
senieh, late chief salesman Of q. H. Leeds Co Aus
oases Of Wall street. for the purpose OF conducting the
sales auction Of statuary furniture Paintings
plate ewsry fancy articles Of every description books
articles of taste vsrtu &o The business will DO con
ducted under the 81 firm Of ALBERT H. NIOOlAY6
co.. the spacious temporary salssroom ormerly known
Goneer, 81 Gnrey, Esq No los Broadway, Cort
The real estate business Of the undersigned
Will be carried heretofore on his account.
ALBERT HI. NICOLAY,
Real Estate and General Auotioneer, 40 Wall street.
New York, Nov. II, 1858.
Regular sales will be held at the salesroo, at the
residences families breaking Housekeeping and At the
nufactsrers Cash advances wi be made when
required Owners of perty Of the above description
rely upon business ntrustd to the undersigned being
Quoted in prompt and ecent the sales being
the Of Edward Sntzeaich whose
reputation the of this description business
well known The attention and favors of friends
and the public spectfuv and oopaderty solicited
ALBERT Il. NICOLAY,
EDWARD SINTZENICH.
Howard sintaonish qats principal salesman Of H.
the Of his friends and the public to the above
interests he need scarcely them Being in po
on according with the of expressed suggestions Of his
friends he trusts he In conjunction with his partner
Mr.. A. H. Nicol,y rely tie support frequently
and dsnreey rendered during his connection with H.
Leeds Co. Orders be left at the oce of Albert h.
Nisolay, 40 Wall street. EDWARD SINTZENICH,
Novem Der H. 1853. l69 Broadway
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Thoy AL frst oAe5 New York built ShpS Provided with
AL regulate articles for ths somfsx and sonveasnce
and eommanaod By Of experience In ths
The price Of $0 without wines Kquors
sent 70 the subsorbess win be Forwarded free from
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEE. Agents NJ Pea-s street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24

CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- TIE Glasgow and New York Steamship Conpanys new
steamer GLASGOW, go tons 400 horse power) Robert
Craig commander will leave New York for Glasgow
Wsd.ssday Jan.s5y H At T. sclcsh noon rirs. cabin
third GLASS, S2b-steward's fees included Applyto
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24

A sTROLOGY ANDPHYSIOaNOMY,-TH CELEBRAI
a ed Doctor SHUkAN, Swede by BIRTH suli
"a on All events OF fc past present and future Nativte
calculated for ladies and gentlemen Residence
texs street, Greenwich.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-24

LIMITED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY FOE
- New Orleans, via Havana sailing At O'Clock from
pier foot Of Warren street. carrying the mails
This company intend 70 dsspatoh on Monday Nov 2Ssh
Freight taken New Orleans forty cents per cubic foot
Specie only taken on freight to Havana.
Shippers will BE- furnished with the blank form Of BILL Of
ladrg signed By thi, company, ON application.
Nc bills Of ladng signed after the sailing the vessel
freight passage, apply At the office OF the company
III West street NJ o. ROBERTS
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patients from nine to four o'clock daily At his office 500
price fifty oents Artificial inserted without the slight
est PAIN which exactly like the natural
BE u In color and expression.
NVHE EAR AND EYE-DR. HEATH DEvOTES RsPE.
cia attention to Deafness an all diseases the ear and
At 40 Howard street. fret door from Broadway from 10
till z Patients visited at their residences
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NOR sAVANNAH-FARE REDUCED THE NEW AND
IL splendid side wheel steamship KhYSrON STATE, Cap
tain Hardie carrJ ing the United States Mall viii
isdclphia Tor Savannah on Wednesday Nov 3d. At 10
O'Clock, A. M from the wharf above shin
entirely and speed and strength every
mont for the comfort and convenience Of passengers
surpassed Fare from hadelphia, SIS steeAge g. For
further stion apply 70 App At the Ir
wing houss, from 10 O'Clock A. M to H. The Keystone
State leaves as above every alternate Wednesday Agents
in Philadelphia, HhRON MARTIN, No. SIX North
Wharvee In Savannah, G. A. L. NAMAR
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MRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA TENDERS
AVA her services TO the ladie0 city
sssssicsy love- and law matters Interpreting dreams
will toll tho name Of the lady gentleman they marry
Also the rames Of the vistrss Residence 60 Jone