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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26

THE Posi- OFFICE ADvERTrsNG.--We trust
that the Postmaster General at Washington,
and the Postmaster Of New York here, will not
forget to reflect on the proposition which we
have placed before them, to carry out the law
of Congress, and publish the list Of letters in
that journal in this city which has the largest
circulation
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26
Marine Affairs

The Collins steamship Pacific Captain Nye ssves her
dock foot Of Canal street AZ twelve o'clock to-day, ol
Liverpool. She will take With her about hundred
nas4t nppra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26

GEORGE LAWS MUsKETs.-Now is the time
for our compatriot, George Law, to send his
innshess up the Mediterranean or to Europe
They must be much wanted in that direction.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26


FBE NEW YORK WEEKLY HEEALp.
me Urissd States mail steamship Pacific, Captain Nye
Win kave this port at noon to-day, for Liverpool
Subscriptions advertisements for any edition OF the
Ssw YORK HERALD viii received 1t the following pisces
n Europe
IzvRrooL-John Hunter, No. Paradise greet.
. s.0npoH-Edwards, Sanford Co., CornhiD.
We. Thomas Co., No. 10 Catherine street
SssE-Livingston, Wells d Co., Rue dc Ia eourss
{" q. II. Revolt, No. II Rue de Ia Banque
The European mails will close 1t hApast ton s'cieak
sAs Enernins.
rAe WEEKLY HxEA1o viii be published Al hapas. Zinc
o'clock this morning Single copies, n wappers, ak
Fence
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-26
cost, free intercourse with the interior of China

cost free intercourse with the interior Of China.
This is the point he must make it his business
TO gain; be must consider his mission q
failure if he allows it to escape him. It's
Importance cannot be exaggerated. One
needs only to read any book of travels
in China, describing the countless swarms OF
travellers who are constantly traversing the
empire in every direction, in caravans several
miles long, to perceive what might be done in
the way ofrailroads. The rivers and canals
we are told, are black with sailing craft and
boats there is not q single steamer in the
country Trade is universal every one is in
dustrious and more, the craving for news
among the people reminds one of what we read
of the ancient Athenians. What network OF
telegraph wires might not be erected in such q
country In fact, there is hardly an article of
machinery and very few wares that we manu-
facture. for which, if China were opened, an ex-
haustless demand would not spring up. From four
or five millions year, our exports as well from
New York as San Francisco, would, in an in
credibly short space Of time, reach at least q
hundred millions Of dollars.
Fa seems clearly to have pointed out the
present era as the commencement of new
epoch for the Pacific. Gold is discovered in
Australia, and the seeds of republic that will
hereafter vie with the United States, are sown
just at the time that men are beginning to re-
coenize in our Pacific shores capacities for
wealth and Development by no means inferior
to those of the Atlantic. A revolution in China
gives the death-bow to the greatest of Asiatic
despotisms, at the very period when Japan is
about to be driven into civilization. Blindness
itself could not help discerning the incalcula-
bic fruits these events of yesterday and to-day
are destined to produce on the world The
widest speculations on their extent would pro-
baby fall short Of the truth.
The reflection suggests q practical moral Of
immediate application. Right in the highway
between these four centres of traffic California,
Australia, China, and Japan-lie the Sandwich
Islands. As the carrying trade between them
increases, the Importance Of this group will as
sumo new proportions. It's sovereign will be
master of the Pacific. We trust that President
Pierce will not lose sight of the fact; and as
the islanders are already knocking for admis-
sion at the door of the Union that he will not
confne his reply to mere sounding words.
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Malls for EurCEe.

Now York, Saturday, November &c, 1859.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07
DEPrBLIC FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY, 3d.

Goal.
COAL-Peach Orchard, Red Ash, Large Nut -;
~ Erq stove White fEs sovs Range
Asc-rsscretued from yards Les tsEe1 from bcois No 81
Bowery ard No. III 0reeusst. JACOB "EEhe.
COAL-Very best quality Of Red Ash Stove ami nge,
for grocers delivered from the No
g. .. 90 While As5 - Is per lss
from boats MAJ. tLiNION
DITTSTON COAL-The Pennsylvania Coal CUm
psny prepared hruah suPtr9r Whe Ash PnHon Cal Of
good order. sui able for shipping and
purposes fs s ysds 10 This City, Williams
bursh and Brooklyn The Company 1es slcb enable
good dispatch vessel lOsns Il New fek or Port Sen
Paricn the devery Of Coal lot domestic
poses Apply the odbse. Of Broadway and "jla
DEA COAI-The Pennsylvania Coal Company have
sale Also few Of Chestnut Coal In-
quire st their Office, corner Broadway and Wallet
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07
R ". WFsrcorl. Auetoas,r

pkREMPTORY and ATTRACTIVE SALE of
= kss9 Oed sso Mshosry Furniture Fr.rca r,er - = a.
tst NailNte u lAn,ngs llsuofoTe. Ac-R. ". Mfs r
WI Nhi H. N AONnAf MORAINl o. a. a. a. . clcx
i.s1ey Al Ne Furncrt, Ac- 10 No. hsv cons;us rls
th et o. Rosewood Furniture g. rchlv carved os
hst Ter snd Soil isSs tFo large french G..~ss
ses Pesifs lIyf et Roscwooa hisssrc Mac hi!
YES Stseisfs hssb'-rop bsesu and Nasass al Wsaosoa
bssA seS ffeaoh bctacs superior M,reses ana Feshsr
80 eVss hNnS rch har.ls OrasmsuE. Strsrvare, Cana
IVY Nefv hrch dTuiture. Aso twelve handsome
s1tsS.~ Hsiy sned Also can't Rosewood gia4o gor.
AhoNosf Caisogue L; house sale pa i've r.a ~ sAi1s
49, iefef Z" e'ess purchaser log s .rtieul se Car
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07
ALsEar II TIocL,y Iue,tosesr.
DOsITIVE SALE,
70 cosE A ooscERs oF
~ I2e DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS II
At the beautiful villsse Of
rPyTR yoRR SANTA near the Rsnresa Opt

~ 1x0 DEbihAbLE bpiLDi'" H~A'' -
a, the beautiful villsse Of
rpyTH yoRR SANTA near the Railroad DIP
ALBERT X. NICOLAY
Win ssl Q, Auetion FRIDAY, oc H. 1884 g. II " ON
THE GRorND without % the highest ba1er 10 GOOD
EIufpJsg LOTS vsryrs from IS b. 100 fee. fsere poss
rtp.r uo.n OF the delightful village In the vcn
~ Of commanding etrensve view Of the saToundias
eouutrv Thee beeg ots within r1inucI walk Of ~
Harlem Railroad Dkp and h,nacey located Forihsnsv
The opened and properly Esied and sFea
tsh uvanss and 70 adopt snt Promote
such make respectable Tsz order 70 en
value Of the property There daily trains of tbs
RsiTosdl stopping MonLrz leaving slHSr hourly from
ececct ~ until II F. N and tie Communication czly as per
Which less bsn an "a tie City Of Ns~for
,boss desiring healthy pleasant and eosvenieui eston io
res1enoe, his piopefty 0rs1rpas'ed.
THE TITLE Is INDisP TABLE.
IS Der Parchsss Money remain Bond sod Mort
gage for years, Al per cent
xeet purchases 5 which hs paid BY L monthly
iustslneutsb
Ten per cent ard se vii b required to te paid
On The d.y Of a per the il dsy Of November
when f warmly viii be delivered Persons DESTROYS Of
stensxs the ale take the q " train aud FREE RAIL
ROAD TICKETS and Lhhosaphe Msp With full Particular can
b Obtained ooe Of the Wehsster Gazette Morssn or
q JOHN DREW ws,hingtoaty. Horrissnia Or Of
ALBERT Il. HICOLAY. AseOnssr No % Wtllst " Y
NIB Friday Oe:. a. the Sale vii nOt take
place uufil fr; fair day. is5l
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Alillincrn. ST.

AtsIIIIEtNI Is W.
NEW STYLES Of FALL RIBBONS.-M H.
IN LICHEEsTElN No - Bow-ry corner of desefH Import
81 Jobfcr Ribbons fancy psn Bonnet 5s Velves
sfs Fesh, Fover ard Millinery Cod invites the
Of BUYERS stock Of these goods Re prepared
ofsr erraordDGry inducements TO wholesale or retail purchasers
1000 FIRST PREMIUM MILLINERY, lS53
Il CCCs Mrs WILLIAM Simmons rsa2seaay az
Ptlou that her snow Roo
with the nrgcs ind eh sortnelt Of fa
and Winter Millinery ind Millinery Goos 20 be folnd IN this ne
iropols MRS WM SIMMONS. Nc 50 Br0adH -. keE-Sork
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STEAMBOATS, an1 Railroads.

CTONINGTON LINE, for BOSTON, PROVI-
- DENCE SEW BEDFogD, and TAUS foS- ial,ad aolte,
"1 TSs {, fVASDERsiLi Cspi joel sto
DOR Cay. sa so 10 sn Pncs Rso
Ssy tsndays excepted fom Pier No H. IN ~aAi ,5oye
On he ssl Oftse Nal train, which leaves Boston Al 3
These .sssce are hI eenfa '-y speed e''''
The u route are sapeo u any onsi oe
horis and direct the trp alty AID esPedtoay
performed lille psseosr can s"1y. rely 70 aHs TIE" ~
Isssn ,Res 81 is''s y ssT q Toe wea., sna
Fridry fr1m esdsy THURSDAY aud sltsriay
tSa % %sdasdsy and Ss
SBPrsersO .rri,isE s,snrstOP process IN Hs1i,s
Srd seemnOdatiss trains from soainston At .
r pssse berLs tresst spPiearon may be made
.. Pi.r No I n R the ohes. No 70 batter place
CIXTY MILES DISTANCE sAyED!-ONLY
lhIeTlSs ASp ht5 s9nas . AZ he cs
WesfI L lhoasa Mai for Chicago "a s. LSi1 MSaIss zee
RseEe ksno.ha and a. Pofs ss -. "'4
1he follow Ia he>pt Ard saeqaA4es steamers ofa nc Has
TMPIER sIA1E J Wi.ou commander. leaves Buffalo aoS
sdUiHERN MCHIGAs, a. D. Perkirs eoazasisr' leaves
SoRiHERS iNDIASA l. T. Phea commander, leaves Busalo
Or tbe sbgve pie5did sssssr. viii leave aeassn Sofa
err k.ose 1s GSSl a o SssI6. sisiy % Z 4 o
where the LghnEs ENprss Tan vii D n ~Aas = 80 @
dZsel 70 Chc-so y hoa-s AV1aa neAI s'sa1s AI'f s
an LAKE SHORE RAILROAD rms esnseou Win his
line rrg he only coatcgs b1e Ct h14DA % ~" 1'
flilros River -. T..
For Iho1sh cketa b. Enc ADD ba1lo .ad SeH
City Rkoad via BudAo o. B. the Pecr5s me o. 'DSal
Huds1r River Railroad Albany and 5nd-a sPpJ "a
JOHN PORTER AGENT No 1855 Bfosd~aT cor Dey.-- y l..
BUFFALO, CORNING and NETWORK KALI
I'D RoAD-ExrENsIOS AVOS sPRiSGs -as O. 80 ~
-ExVrsss Coming 40 NJ q i
the arrival q the Day EHPress New YORK snd :.
SpZ1ss - A Raturuns leaves Avon a. a " -
zh lie Day EEpEss 80 uha szTises a. he~ i@A ~
laP.A
Nal Trsia leave It A NJ and aFes = AEo1
4 N Reg1rrlx, leaves Avon ~ - = v sonnsc ~ ~ ~
Mart sPF,.s vhah Se--fs so9a - A ~ yy,
lks Koed beng he broad md ca Ter7-t
I'D Ire kalrraa directly . A7on rprinss -
frpeclous tron1 SczJersey 20 IA, ts1e -
1troush tctsfs fFul New YSrr 10 D.991S " - -
Avon procured he ssr-fcrE and hrN
ao DlGrer; slssE Of TIE 4,
}. A NE p
s-Perrfsnaers Osee B0Gao CoFHts 1na Ss'-iof A-o~
Comm Jtls lss1A
x-rW.yoRK % MONTREAL. OGSDENBURGH.
~ bJhLiNDlON % 81 JOHkzoLH by t'ls2e "a 80
! .rst. sr1sasd ssigr. Esl. h1ila.d 1850, " -
". ErT.r Nau . .r Alhsns All h9-es ,Sti-; 49, y
~ u k1iresi sS,neE 5rs.r a. ~ -
lA-''s1' ~ ''' SkAScIs HTDE AssEf ~ iH 5S-.s-L
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Me0ifal.

CHUI : and FEVER el the WORST KIND is IN
I chi, rarsl :, ~DEsHfgRs Aasssef'e<is - Few.
I'D. Ss;s s'l' 1' a'' ''s.'., ,.,,'. CIV
sua n coat,as ucrc Of ne ats Of
sEsccsy, .S n.y.. q ss,ssn .--,,. 30.
& 70 rSsS fgssss. 'si5 . ~ 40 ss- N pr
~hcse rssideacss -sfaiJ snen' IA 90 1>' - ~ -
Gas ,rs 5r,ss .Cgs ~ yEo % rssts e S,,
yeas " Ssarl is- ~. esscl' 10 - eslsss Ssw.t
5S Az y" ss ! n e gsDs,S n Ia n.sss. Nsr
Rev RsSss BirA soa ssrea sod 10 Ns's-S.uss~sa =
s sss cs On c sa s nj Yves: s.~s'as.~i
ss csSyss s.vSss 's1s% .sl -Rs-~s
is i' cssss Ss: :.. g S' shS.,
h.rcs cry ssta - ssi > yssrs hang,et yea ~
2ossrs .ss s en- s y iis sssY..
SEe&STR o. s. '; 81 s. ri !. I' ss sosS ri1
SO r c0H5. Mass..s A;.,ss ssd.cia r-s.l !, Ss.s
s S Gss J. ss ss sI s sss a. s.s @6
e 1ss. coz AZ si H.: ~ sss. No st 70 s.
W smith cSstSt BIooAyA and b, William sssriaA No 10
o:s Ssl =; "a; >; ..Atrs 1870 + oxsas.
nR. BANNINGs MEDICAL aud MHCHANICo
sTESl9S 1SfEru ~. ssi n 3; Ne s s.s %
B,sss srss. sga.c rss,s sss Sa..,s sss
cal rrOasI psiye NsIyoY sRasAl asa FssIs
"a encfni And t'fins eonhneineoi 49,
LOR THE PILES-DR- UPHAA's ELECTUARi
sterna ieayl certain sate iei as .R
kS b hsd sra' Of As PoPTsto y, Ndssi 9ses sia
al aseAcsl No ~ shst- ID door nom
Bowery between Bo~ery and Broadway
COURAUD~ LIQUID HAIR-DYE is positively
" without eNccr1n rerVat the best ever nsenfed
guarantee that The Dye tia s<ie- resures nc
the trouble tae ecfaiar
property norrshing the hair masins .ad Esas
nOvpeds Got Urs ITALIAN saDiC ArEp SOAP o. sarss
detofuiA PoUDaE SUBTLE ap0oJs hdr .ss hseAe.
SStst. ssa iSs kAlS GLOSS REsfSRGrvE .sa LILY
WHITE 0rly Dr. 0OuRAUD old estsbs aei lseOe
tory Wakcrt. Broadway ana ~ wshaSsoast ss-saa
MRS ALLEN's WORLD~ HAIR RESTORER is
WI act Hair DYE trgtsrioss iasrteg I
fails tho hair however 20 nh eoiof AM
applied according decsiens The 6ar VII retsn - otfo
color trrirg life ofees hy iuyroains the ska lee
perfss anil the hair the har Ron
IAN NJ: htnes and prevents dnNiue eesascae
head ~ % bottle ksiam 80 cens per soe f%
ale principal nepo, No as Boonc OF
Bow No n NGoinctcnsif NO !" As ~ hon'f va
us Fulionet- Brooklyn.
NEM-YORk PRIVATE LlING-lN INSTITUTE,
~ corner eh and shss- wusnbatra By Or HOLMES
late ESaanning Physician ar the Conones ct se~-f"rk
CAND's SYRUP Of HOARhOuND and VtGklA-
- BILE FXPEC TORANrS-t > AM s. o.usA lshtli and
Cough. Coes spd Consumpo Sid ~ho!csae
retail, Che Slr, Mammoth Drus Store, No n James
ITO THE DEAF-Dr HEATH, Aurst and ocu-
lis - Howard g. cured me Of deaNess WI; fsa,
Dr cured doulhor 'oA bhndness Is BAnker ous
uto2
VOUNG MAN, do you want Whiskers' Old Nan,
do yon Hart II you do ougnen, aad In six
weeks will las Il BY mscl Beard OF Hair 20 soS
thick and will stain nure the sn n y rue
trial bottle % the country
r. GRAHAM No $ Ann-s, aud oil Dasssis BroofJs, Mrs
w -, ~ -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07
rxvu u :. HoVes, Auc,ioner
M III SELL at AUCTION. THIS DAY. the I'd

ss,as Al e cse,k N al ,ha Fara coz .n.d In III
P, heiss Ia 2s, he slns
h,s-s - coo Suite. ir Con d. -, a. s,a
Al, o. cS'lsofa'nsy rDsh aid fr ,.e~oo vi.
keC,s. tspcttclei scwsug ~ gold
ANr. nlceay cared rosewQoc Etssrns frcnca
Was VI tke m1rtc ab md bsscke.s Lace
fIsv - Do viii conicfs AID sAaias Csutcr
lee i.lits, rocNood fsts FORTE falls nted
Nsl,,, no ago Aho TIC IaI,r7y AMI Brussels Cti
co tst1s ~ te Aho De Gas fSiarss AID nAne oman
tceits; 's u relief and ura1tsqlc; Cas- md
ecitttsA a. a., sit tAcksi F1ucy &C
futNtoS ss sesA1s IL Cssu ocrs he Ffoltus u
hsrs. seps. oohic and k1Asethau Bed Ads fos
Ctlsus tncs ssess a. WsslEt.uds Coadoies Bsos
lAsAI a 49,, Ssa llsir A4t.r Pillows sal bJs.-sS
asAts ks AsNleNs Ncoen bapktis tios Sissss Side
H'"fSl>T ts,>ls0E -alie. Cst.csuss.
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Copariufrsbp.

nIssOLUTION.-Tbe CopartDership existing be-
~ ibe und rsnec has ben Dissolved TIE Aa1rs o. ~
.Otnsr,hP are TO BE- 's.d b. FORD sbo Snt1oe' ID
btsnss or hs A. FORD
Binshsrten Oct ltsJ VIRGIL NHIINhf-
nIssOLUTlOS.-The copsrtner,ship OF the ander-
~ Ered hsreroore doing b1sns d1deI the md nrn
q AL AR sTURGEs Esw-York W. STURGEs Co. New
Otio WILLIAM sTDReES lsnesviie Ohio . tas fay
being far hEed y lse .,
ofths I'm IN iGuid-,ou- New YoTk Jslv is5a
J. L ApAIs,
WM. srURGE1
W GRAHAM
FoTIcR-Te ssEses hsroers done Il Ssw ToI B. 40 ans
L sTURGEs and 70 Z4aeavlls Ohm b. WILLIAM STuRdEs
vii Be eoruled bJ the ssdend ~ho have rs Day cor nd
sorarnefshit for the Of r11e-tns GENERAL
and Bszkns bgsnes en6ef the and Gr8s Of ADAns
BUCEINGHA3S No IL south~f- New York 2 BUCAlN6dAn
4 co, ZA1esyIe, Ohio--EeSFYoEt- July l. ls1l
J L. ADAMS
JOHN BUCKlS8HA
=. BUCKINGHAM
GRAHAM Of New Ories1s PA-tner 5ro rom A1e
ADAsfs BUCKISGHAAs
THE COPARTNFRSHIP heretofore existing be-
i tween JOHSsOss Z UEsTEEyELT doinz hasass n
New York ChcaEn AID Miwl1kie, .aznaw County Mcn ga
mutual The tssIoess xii DC sritho
and dby D. L : JOHNSON --
SSU-Yort Ger 4 lclJ DANIEL JOHNSON
SOLOMON Johnson
John A. WESTERFELT
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ToR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OPPOSE

i TON LINE new and splendid steamship AaESlC ~
40 trns DAVID MAche Commander will SAL from the loot Oh
North Moor. ct n r. M THURSDAY, Oct % Tor AZ
unvau Ibis finished and furnished style superior 70
1V In the ;rrae Dining saloon the upper @
ana will with the snd anrvsled steamship UNLG
Wn A Mill Commander, which VII sAl NON
PanGna diafcy after the arv. u the Anera pa<seng
direct without stopping any 81 the iasas
The Irce SAN hs aided former hono on ihs Asnie
route roaud the Horn betting a. tns ps
ever before accomplished ~ days Il oonhd ny expected
tai the th- line viii b. landed Ffzncsco wan
iu dav nails from 20 days usual AMI
Az the her The ehsrs ef Of these
40 well sbh.d that would be s1rPcileus % say
they yy superior Others che roats i speed iad
They hnhrd aid n
eeerf svc pruvOued the liberal nsnner an
prices Of he day through eke Will D. s1.d
u cent les than Mammoth Monopoly lOve pnees m
their Oh vorn and slow steamer
hmu being put ~ excellent order Ad ta te
Lire hta reduced 50 per Panama sa OF lh INST for
hcishi or passage, apply only 70 -, Ell, -.,,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-10-07
n JFNNING's WATCH and JEWELRY
professional Notices.

TAR POWELL Oculst, Anrist, &c, receives as
prtirn. ron yseei daily a as shSs 70 ~ 49,
- IIv2 rs Efe ~ a. 49,
-. ~, 4. "a AItitcial Efs ins red = -
NJ eytctiy iAo sse hts1~ ~ -
be d u c1,ur sl. exl rcfrcc.
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>-ro.p-loe hbas prime Cuba Gnsccvsdo Sugar
- ~ ssaiss az TiIEsros Do, No y Broadway

y ~ s'e s|Pooproab TiIEsTos %, No % sros4-,J
5sHE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPh-Sew :, ror ,,, VI VI,
=, Ir.ins Hsps Broadway Bnfrnee iof ~ ne ocoI
~, ,ecorsodston o. ibs pvb 70 Keep psee VIE tee
DO Teersphie b1neea and ensbe men %enN
py ~ rortness al mssaSe thsi may b otered pave :.
frs, now completed and scfiye operson two sep
49, ~ ssnei tines Of poss and TeieErspss ~rs. si.sna
se v-I 70 he cry Of WtshuoD. Oae b. he railroad
b. ~ g. xre, frss NewYOrk 70 Phsdeph and for ~es
70 Baltimore and Washington BY the other Inc
rosss Their wre the whole ds,snce and
~ .rs sfsfione Winin Trenton New Sruns~ck
o. Ssrk Jersey Cy HssEe dc GTAee Port DE Pote AHa
xrHope a. ,loxe a.d reriafLou 20 ins1re prompt de-
Cspsny ssoTds 70 peFsons disposed 70 syAl
tsJ - Of the RAPID mode Of COMMUNICATING
sps friends n distant cities "a extent of naes of
y<r.e.- vn~qused By any o,beT ine ia tbs country
e<yr~hrs 81 recently experiment b-s ccfle
JstSr.Ee une1rrn 81 bush and the aount o
~ ~ 5. f d. daily trznsaced hFo1g ~ ssency
sles he ,faraOn OF ten wDrds or lees teHeiusse o.
,,S dxrsfure fgr which charge tn1ss ne Pres
<sis yCPK 20 NEWARK, ,vealy eenff 70 PiL ADLt
&C. n.n e@ris and 20 BALTIMOkE or WAsdiSOION'
~ .eHs' oPsn '"'' "0" VS. " SWAIN Prs-idsnt.
x,t p. wEsrERvELT, Superintendent.
xyr.sT pOWDER.-B. T. BABBITT is the original
s,o- the Chemical Yeas Powder whsch prepared ana
~ ~, a. Is and wssineton New Yort 10 IN oSna Those
shsvd thst they get tnsi With &c sov a.o- o.
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- 50 less than ny other fouse
TOR FLORIDA
TIE new ST JOHNS, capt james reborn eteanefs
WEIAKA Can't. n King; and WILLIAM GhsION Capt Ihos
p regular line connecting Win thee ss ns
sDAY thursday aud SATURDAY
ucruiug O'Clock for Peak, Florida o1chng a. en add
81 Mrys GeorsiA Jscssonve Addiehurg Pcolats and 81
Florida These boats having Unsurpassed aecon nod
and taking the inland route sder superior ~
dureus for inyalid- and Others
For Frei,ht passage apply 10 SAMUEL L. 'AOlL No 10
Broadway New-N0rs
EOR BREMEN, VIA SIMULTANEOUSLY u
IL : Mail Steamer WASHINGTON Can't Z. H. Fitch, Com.
s pesensrs Tor England and France 90 SATURDAY. Oc
tob.r q Al u O'Clock NJ. from pier 80. 8 North River
oIn NeElvrk 10 southampton or ba men
n first cab n, main ssoOn.... .'''~ls
cabin.
"
An surgeon = affached 10 each steamer
Specie delivered in Hsvre or London.
Tor passage fTsisif, apply 10
MOLLER SAND L RIERA Agents No ~ solths.
The steamship HERMANN VIII succeed the WASHINGTON and
sail kovember5
Tor ST THOMAS-The Br. r. NJ. Steamship
DEE O. Parker commander VIII sal FOR the above port oa
= October Eoi freight passage apply 20 .
MAITLAND PHELPS Co. No II Soonest
EOR LIVERPOOL, OCT S-Stoamshp ANDES,
Moody Commander-Pa4ensers wishing be cabin ad
hl ship, med hat they can do 20 al any
'A''' nv CUSARD No. I Bowling Green.
LOR BERMUDA and ST THOAAS.-The steamer
MERLIN Capt CronsH, vii sA1 for the .soe Islands 'a IN
dsJ. OciobtrI - .
To - Tholns
An 10 z CUSARD No I Boa Ing Green
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feaal Nollres.
CORPORATION NOTICE lor the RRDEMPTION

CORPORATION NOTICE for the REDEMPTION
WAiER s RESrs sD1 notice + SsrSS, .ssa
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ss,fsse not zen redeemed sales
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tine Tor ,dsmpou h,Ieo vii expire &c Nc Copies 3, ;sd
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IN PURSUANCE of an order OF the Surrogate Of the
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate OF the
County Of notice hereby given 20 all persons having
css assns Jit oB TAYLOR u the CITY Of Now YORK. do
.d CO 20 R s5 as sh @ he ~ Of WI
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF the Surrogate OF the
County fNewYok notice bsreby gwen % all s.oS, a"n
e assa join s o. he cy Of New nor o.,
I sdsnee No $50 ChsIys ths cy % s 90
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Of NwYork fore the twenty hd day o.
o1s so ssnf.1 tho isA&c 3tRWooD Executor
IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of the Surrogate Of the
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Clothing.

CLOTHINGi CLOTHING CLOTHING =
" CONWAY No 10e Nssssn-st. n s;cS Of Fs
CohnE Whoesae and retail The pIcas and styles
eefy ecrpoon Remember CONWAY, No 10 Nassust, near
Am htW-fOIk
AIEW.YORK EMPORIUM Of FASHION, No. 81
~ IspsI broadway Pa terms Of ali no ste<t imported
Is styes 1nch lea than the g.ua price, Patterns OF Df-
Bssqne ard Pokh Bodies Cut 70 IL The form with accuracy and ee-
-,-
The Dress cu'ns Taught in Adv minutes b. the only pr
feet end premium syTDm
DIEECE d BATTLE, Taiileurs and Importers Of
Irtueh Goods and h. ,lers every variety Of entenns
Furnishing Gcods No Broadway nearly OPpots Net
H0f would ciflr inform her Hfor-n end Tue ppoc Ia
they bage just ecei .i heir Fan nd Winter stock pr
Fsnt large and ch sssortmest Of CT
inss Cashmere Csnr &C. &C. which they offering a. the
very nsrkei prie
suT mr. ltye
CHIRTS and COLLARS at Wholesale
- JOHNSTON, GROOVES q Co
10 ~ Johs- Ny.
M.nnfsctory Newark n J