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Police Intelligence.

Charge Of False Preencs Officers Elder and Widely
Of the Second district police court Yesterday arrested
Samuel j. Proper and John W. Martini a warrant
issued by Justice Stuart wherein they stand charged
the complaint of Mr. Ben jamin Carmichael of Railway
sn be false sb.
amount Mr. Carmichael induced to advance on a
draft for 1878 81 drawn by Proper and endorsed by
Martin and others the said draft TO be the
firm of Rhae Co., cotton brokers New Orleans which
draft forwarded and has been returned protested for
payment.
The alleged false representations are said to consist in
Proper saying that he had recently consigned Rhae
Co. quantity of agricultural implements in value to the
amount Of the said draft and that he had letter of
authority from said firm to draw on them at thirty days
that amount These representations made to
Mr. Carmichael in the presence Of Martin, who corrobo
rated the statement in q measure and added that Mr.
Proper Of excelen. moral character, and
possessed Of property On these representations
the sum of Sale loaned on the draft which, be-
coming due, protested for non pa yment.
1t is now alleged by the com planant that all the re-
that no such firm Rhae Co. exists in New Orleans
consequently the magistrate issued his for the
accused parties They taken before the Court and
Justice Stuart committed them TO prison 10 await a
further examination.
Another False Praea,ce sweeny of the lower
police court, yesterday arrested named Robert
Taylor warrant issued by Justice Stuart wherein he
stands charged with obtaining 500 from William I.
Schmidt, of the firm Of Schmidt Balchen, shipping
chants No los Wall street by false represen tn tons
The fraud said consist in epresenng he had
lien the brig Flora. The accused taken before
Justice Stuart, who detained him 10 await further
Dishonest Boy.--O6cer wildey of the Second district
police court yesterday arrested boy named Henry Hol
den charge Of stealing fifty dollars in gold coin,
from his employer, Mr. Vim. P. Tallboy, broker On
the arrest Of the boy the officer recovered the gold
at porter house in Twenty fifth street. where the boy
had exchanged for other money Justice Stuart
mitted the boy y prison 10 answer the charge.
Bold B1glays-W hoesa1 Business.--On Wednesday
night daring burglars broke into the dwelling hou
of Mr. Henry Shepherd, No III East Thirteenth street.
and carried of table spoons and other silver ware valued
10 all at about fifty dollars The burglars are sup
- lt.swf
they entered during the night and property
stolen therefrom. No arrest
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here from foreign ports, Of which 81 were steamers.
81 ships 70 barks las brigs. and 50 schooners. The
following table exhibits the nationality and tonnage
of the differant vessels -
of the different vessels /:

Total.... Vessels, 1888 Tonnage. 80. .15s 4S1
From Albany we learn that the Mercantile,
Corn Exchange, Empire and North River Banks,
have been selected by the Canal Board as deposit
tories for canal tolls. Each institution is to receive
one-fourth Of the funds.
A bill has passed the lower branch Of the Wiscon.
sin Legislature, prohibiting the circulation Of I'M
authorized bank paper, and prohibiting all foreign
bank bills after the first OF January, 1854.
The Cleveland, Columbus, and Cincinnati (Ohio)
per cent and also increased the capital stock thirty
per cent to be distributed pro rata, at par, among
the holders of old stock, on the first of April.
The Edgeworth Company have voted to pay
land dividend Of 81 per share, thus reducing the
stock to its original par S. and also voted to issue
10000 shares new stock at $5 making the total Ca
pital CO., 900 shares.
The Indiana State Sentinel occasionally posts up
the public at large on the condition of the bank rag
mania in that State, under what it denominates the
{" free system" On the 21st it gave the following
as list of concerns which issuing bills for cir
culaon hundreds of miles distant from the residence
of the man whose hat, if he owns one, is probably
his place Of business. They all supposed to exist
in perpetual violation of the law under which they
are organized, by not having hand single
penny in spece:-State Stock Security Bank, at
Newport; Drovers' Bank, at Rome; Merchants
Bank, at Lafayette; Bank of North America, at
Newport, (failed once); Plymouth Bank, Plymouth;
State Stock Bank, Logansport. The Sentinel re-
marks that the bills being intended for circulation,
and not for redemption, they never be exchanged
for SPECIE except under protest at the Office OF the
Auditor of State.
The Chicago Democrat mentions an important
decision by the Supreme Court Of Illinois, in the case
of the Alton and Sangamon Railroad Company vs..
Carpenter in regard to the proper measure of dam
ages for the right of way over private lands The
Court held that in estimating damage done to land
by the construction Of railroad, the advantages
which the land will derive from its construction
to be taken into consideration and deducted; and
that estimation Of these advantages is not to be con-
fined to the advantages peculiar to the tract Of land
but also the increased value the land BEARS in COM
mon with other land, beyond what it would bear if
the road was not constructed to be constructed at
all. If this increased value is equal to or greater
than the damage done, then no damage can be as
sessed or compensation given for the appropriation
OF the land.
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Domestic Markets.

CAMBRIDGE CA1r1E MARKET, March 3O-At market 4S4
CATTLE about 4b0 beeves, and 81 stores, consisting f
working oxen cows and calves yearngs two and three
years old. Prices-Market beef-Extra per owt, ~ 80
81 Is; first quality g 81 Is; second do, So sos
81 IS a IS per cwt. TaIow, 81 81 rs. Pelts, 81 :
81 IS Calf skins, 10c per lb. Barreng cattle S. 76s
Working oxen $50 s14o Cows and calves, 500 $50.
Two years old, 1922 to $685. Three years old $32 SIS.
Sheep and lambs-1,51 at market. Extra 81 SILL By
lot, 81 so q s. 90. Swine-542. Wholesale hard fat
hogs, 50 Is, and shoats, &c. a Ike. per lb.
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MURDER IN SYRAcUsE.-The Syracuse Jour
nal of the 3Oth ult gives the particulars of muir
ing path, on the 2sth ult. Several men had congre
gated there, and dispute arose between them,
among whom Edward Cornelia and Patrick Conroy
were the foremost Conroy said something which
Cornela did not relish, when the latter got heavy
stick Of wood, with which he struck Conroy on the
back part Of the head, knocking him down and rem
dering him completely senseless. The wounded man
was Immediately conveyed to bed, and died about
nine o'clock in the evening. The man who dealt the
murderous blow has escaped, and had not been ar
rested at the last accounts.
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THE STRIKES ELSEWHERE.

CINNATI.
The aborers the canal, numbering about one hun
bred assembled the Twelfth street canal bridge early
yesterday morning and after appointing officers for their
meeting passed unanimously resolution for increase
of their wages from seventy five cents to dollar per
day. after which they formed in procession, marched
along the canal and afterwards through Of the
principal streets of city.-Ciacinnati Gazette,
March %.
The journeymen blacksmiths of Cincinnati were .
strike for higher wages yesterday and paraded severalo
the PRINCIPAL streets.
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BROOKLYN city Intelligence.

MErnSG or Trg BuTcHERs,-The regular butchers Of
ticking in uDce tain beef, have organized a society for
the protection tile inhabitants Of the City OF Churches
10 fair marketing We direct attention 10 the advertise
ment which speaks for itself and which viii show the
necessity Of housekeepers dealing in those stores where
good and wholesome food Is provided for reasonable
pTcef
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Married.

At the Church of st. Francis Xavier, New York By the
Rev. Father Ryan of the Society of Jesus Easter Mon
day, March %, RoBET LOwERER Esq. of Guadalajara,
Mexico to MANA MAJOR eldest daughter Of John Major
Esq, of this city.
On Thursday March 81, by the Rev. Father Laushlin
Mr. GEORGE DEvIING to Miss MARJARY AUGHIIN all Il
this city.
In Philadelphia, Wednesday, March go by the Rev.
Stephen Remir gton Mr.. JOHN WIN SmBEL to Miss HuIDA
I. LEWIS both of this city
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srRKs AND PROCESSION OF THE HOUSE cARPsN-
TIERS.
Pursuant TO adjournment on Wednesday evening, the
house carpenters assembled at Convention Hail. in Woos
ter street. yesterday morning, and formed in process
sion They marched through the streets Of the city at
tended by fine band. They carried several fine aags
and banners, which inscribed the following
lines
80 12h Day .
For him ~ho Builds the Houses. o
Q
.
Everything is Rising o
Carpenters Wages o
. 80 ee % . . . . . . . 600
. Q . .
The Blow we Strike is 0
50 l21s per Day. o
900 % . . . . .
The procession, which numbered about three hundred
men, drew up front of Office and cheered heartily
for the New YORK HERALD.
MEETING OF THE FRENCH CARPENTERS OF NEW YORK
According to call Of the committee of the French
carpenters residing in New York. general meeting of
this body held yesterday evening" at No 20 LAurens
street. Mr.. Queri was called to the chair.
The Secretary Mr.. CHArElEr, proceeded by giving
muncations to the meeting Of the adhesion given by the
BOSS carpenters to the resolutions taken at the last
ing. namely. to raise the salary of the workmen two
shillings per day Of ten hours
Two bosses, Messrs Maison and Dupuit although not
having given their signature to the claims submitted to
them in their adhesion in the evening" the first by
his foreman and the second by one of his employees.
The meeting proceeded then by debating at length and
voting the several resolutions proposed, follows
whereas all boss carpenters but have agreed to the
raising the wages proporonate to the e1gences Of the
times; therefore
Resolved That We workmen carpenters do not think
necessary make public alton but will by
Cancellation induce the employed by the
ing leave his shop.
Resolved That the committee will mako exerton -
have hem employed at increased salary.
Resolved That they will receive, while not employed
weekly allowance of S. S. 80 week. according to the
size of their family.
Resolved present resolutions shall be communi
Gated TO ali the the city of New York
The meeting conducted with much order and re-
gularity
After voting thanks to the HERALD, as the only paper
having sent a reporter, the meeting separated
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City Intelligence.

EMIGRATION RETURN THE LAST MoNrH.-The follow
ing table shows the number of emigrants who have
rived this port from foreign countries for the month
ending March 31st, 1861
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Tho California Bandit JOAQUIN.

A party Of gentlemen, who started in pursuit of
joaquin on Friday, the 18th OF February, had re-
turned, and gave account in diary form of their
proceedings. On the morning Of the 23d inst while
at Forman's Ranch, some Cinnamon told them that
6ve MeXicans were in their camp The party started
In pursuit. One of them fired and hit Mexican in
tho hand. The Mexicans took to their horses, and
were pursued by the party over mountain. On the
summit the report of firearms was heard The par
y rode down as quick as possible, and found three
Cinnamon dead in their camp, and five others NOR
tally wounded. The Mexicans were of again, hav-
ing taken with them $4,000. The party pursued
them three miles further without overtaking them
and returning, spent the second night at Forman's
Ranch. Next day they resumed the trail Of the Mex
found they had al been plundered. The robbers
were several times in sight, but being mounted on
feet horses disappeared in the language Of the
rator, "at the speed of the wind"
ed badly, has been caught, tried by the citizens Of
San Andres, and hung. He was of the party who
killed the men at the Phoenix Quartz Mill. The
Chron,cte says That on Sunday last he made
banditti throughout the State He was of Joaguin's
His obligations confined him to certain district
from which he dare not travel He was compelled
to be in readiness at all times and to turn out imme
diately on receiving an order from any Of his superb
ors He was Of the party who killed the men at the
Phoenix Quartz Mill.
He was also required to notice passing events and
to apprse the company of anything that transDired
affecting their welfare. He was bound to shelter and
protect any OF the brethren who in danger, to
procure horses and assist them in their escape at all
hazards, rendering allthe aid and comfort to the
band which lay in his power. Such . combination
this cannot easily be broken up, and it shows de-
gree Of sklful generalshp in the leaders, greater
than they have been given credit for.
The leaders Of the band were joaquin, Claudio and
Reiz. These were the party who killed the Sheriff
Of Yuba, Claudio having fired the shot. He was at
Monterey when last heard from, whittier he had gone
to drive cattle. Reiz is still with joaquin.
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Increase quarter ending March 81 1885, 5oe4l4 9s
The receipts at the. Office of the Assistant Trea-
surer Of the United States at New York, this day,
Ciarch 3l,) were $500 So; the payments were
$s5 1926 following balance Of s7,39 ,l02 SO.
The total amount Of specie entered at the New
York Custom House, during the month ending at
noon to-day, was SCAT 25s-of which $26,235 was
in silver, s2l3,O63 in gold, and 1921 $50 In gold
dust.
During the month ending to-day, three hundred
and eighty eightyesses are reported to have entered
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NEW YORK BERLIN IRON FURNITURE WORKS.
IN Wm 7. Bachelor, formerly Of No. 8 Duane stess4
respectfully spprisss biz friends that having completed
and firm Of W. Bachelor Co., he Will continue ths maa
uasture Of Iron furniture In AL ~ branches upon scale
corresponding With the Increasing demand ~ Nos ~ and
Duane street The sstsblshmsnt win command q al
Grcs the eehost srecens and patterns Of The from
sbroad, vii make rch improvements may b practicable
and win bring out from time 70 me original designs Of ever
customers In Tho city and country 70 visit h warssooms
examine his stock consisting Of bedsseads hststs.ds s
hose hospital asylum snd army bsdstssda .nbrea sands
Gro stands cribs cradles, oentYe tAblss Ao Oos
wAreroomg connection WITH The Nav fofk Younlry snt
Iron Railing Company. Nos % Ana Dysss s4seA few
set.s sM. - pycst~sy " < BACEMeK CO
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fyROWELLU ORNAMENTED PATENT CAST IRON
railing without rvets-An entire article unrvael
for simplicity durability and economy adapted 70 any style
foot less than be put mp the rvet principle The
New York Foundry and Iron Railing Company
budinss, Ssnf and ysus doors. shutters brAskets
desk railing door and window guards -Four dry foot Of
Forty sixth street North river Castings ali descriptions
the lowest price, Specimens Of railing In sections
BE- ~ their warsrooms 70 Duane street door
east Of Broadway.
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NIRCUs-NEw YORK AMPHITHEATRE, NO. y
~ Bowery.
0kAND OrENING OF THE SEASON.
AFRICAN AND EUROPEAN TROUPES CONBIN1D.
Tho proprstors Of tho New York Amphithears
honor the opening Of their extensive equestrian
estabsbm emit for the winter season,
ON MONDAY EVENING, NOV.7
with the following dsn gushed American and European
TALENT
MADAME FRANCONI,
from the Circus Oympique Paris being her first appear
ance in America.
MONS. CHIARINI,
frcm Fransonps Hppodrme and his beautiful horses
Prince and Don Juan.
THE NICOLOS,
from Beptleys Royal London With his high
" Juvenile Artistes Also, Mr. JN Nathans
Miss Emma Nathans Master Phlo, and
SAM LATHROP, AS CLOWN.
Boxes 20 cens Pit l2 cents; Reserved Seats 30
Afternoon performance Wednesdays and Saturdays.
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ldes Passengers, 10, Misses Horn, Lyman Blunt, TO-
PROGRAMME OF SCENERY AND INCIDENTS.

sseneIvsx Of The house Mr. Shelby and part OF his
Y: ;SssIss: :ssSss :aa r.: ga field: away
ss s s sai s Hi s
Sas nS he Ss.'
Tom The wife sa' to
The parting Death in my arms before bondage to
Scene a-nterior Uncle Toms cabin. The Uncle
TSm.his fithfalness and grief News Of Eiass flight
dollar III and promise As there's heaven above U.s. and
One who hears us, promise, I've shah be free"
handsome Trioh Of the slaves Sam and Andy
servant The alarm, sss ssssps, shs aishs: ''' '' "
and tn. banks Of
Fl ons rT' SaasF s's a.s
aas M Tn h.r ssS m free ny wife anime
Ths r. us STs:sssss ;vsss: q Kentucky ras% The
ssmsl-A coll in The eass Sa negro jail tn. sleep
=;
as
mistake: sinsas, SlpSsS.s Tis::;ippi sssanssss:
snss II .Hi8si., "a look .issr letter <; ~ D''
TiIS s. !IS;
Scene 4The cabin The Southern gentleman. The true
.s s'"s Siss.
sa 1s''i
lis own ps,sasr lin. Squire lets liquor SMAao P "a
kAMA OF PoRrIoN OF THE Miss ssIPPI RIVER down to
Lot; q y:.nsns
sns about (: : sas :n'l' you shake
Peel oiths steamer Arrival A. New Orleans
Ths 1as Gs Eve
Tho scene Of this act lies in ST. clares mansion Now Or.
q sva
and SSs Slight S ssS y
q"
sssss iSs1s .ae lpsS '1D !, ssl''
Toms and 70 BE- freed ~ the labor wife
and
ais sss. % s T'' Fss a
tsrupton dunty Vermont proceeds 70 straghten things
en-. 4 s. sn,. .ss
Scene a-Aunty's bedroom Topsy in her glory. Poou-
laton q small soao unty's asst nshmont-Tops, spus
Scene front hall Unolo Toms remem brancs Of the
precious dOlla Ms rsrpes g. st. Clare
Agony wife and child Death Of s. Clare apssSsSs.
Of his mother 1aboau.
The this lies orleans and Lcsrees plan
taton In tho vicinity.
Scene la siave warehouse in Orleans The slaves
s f m sf ssS P:n.
IN e Is' .ns he'd
dignity Legrees reason for HE bitter hate.
ss Z on 9s To- hope
sesre s-AHeson room Bidding for the slaves. Pup.
pies Is rrn partcnartyn "A man. look at him. MANI
FIFTY there wss not more gineraly" The controversy
Pen and his duck in danger The argument The
tradicton. : he fight Tableau.
In Orleans and Legree's Plantation.
the husband Al his SPOUSE most anespsessa arrival
the de ;svs and Tn,o r.n old TREND Uncle Tom
snd Sr; :S's fun
Scene 2.-Room At Lesree, plantation. More black In
asoe ~ s ~nv s a
Scene 3ass ias-HoOnsh view Of the court yard and
Rom as % may WHIP mes
Surn me- will only send me sooner where long 70 60
partition Horrd fears guilt Death Of the retoh
u Gle Tsn freedom. The happy end 70 hard trial Nay
that h future life may b. happy shoas If.
hs other al. rnocp. Of tho week. O'CLOCK remark
Admittsnes 70 the whole Nusoum-to the oiranes the
The Natural History Department. Chinese Saloon, and
re Cosmor,m. Reems &e as we'll % The psrE'rIasess
S.sony and P.rau.sss cent. extra ''
THI EGYPTIAN coLLECToN.-A DESIRE TO RH
pressed Dr. Abbott pened his Museum for
s s,ss'' s Eg ss.d t:s. '' Admission"
A pNoyn,s vupYC rur arm nAyTTuoru
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RNOLDS OLYMPIC THEATRR, BALTIMORE
"A Stars visiting Baltimore wishing TO play At ths sstas.
lishment VIII please address post PAID. George Afnod
Baltimore 10,
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WASHINGTON CIRCUS, CORNER OF THIRTY
w ninth street and Sixth avenue.-Noore Thonpson
Mann, PROPRIETOR
NEW ORGANIZATION.
This popular estahlishm emit is now open fora
SHORT FALL SEASON
every night with company embracing among the number,
MOST TALENTED PEDESTRIANS AND aYMNAsrs
In the country.
A Grand Performance every Wednesday and Saturday
afternoon, At O'Clock
Doors at perform ance commences At TX o'clock
Adnission 10 all parts q. the house, % cents.
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DR. WHEELER, OCUIIST, A BARCLAY STREET,
~ dcvotes his attention exclusively TO diseases the eye
Once hours 2to and at bis residence M Court street, op
posite Warren, Brooklyn, from 9unt French artificial
svss inserted 10 resemble the ns.rrsl In
THE INTRODUCTORY TO A COURSE OF LECTURES
In behalf Of the New York 0pthalmic Hospital for dts
eases ofthe will DO delivered by Dr. NJ Stephenson
Sne q The surgeons on Wednesday Nov Oh At
IN Fourteenth street. Third The medical
fession and public generally are invited 70 Attend
C,S, WOQQHVLh, Presideat,
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SPORTING. 90.

hog FOR SALE.-A VERY SUPERIOR POINTER
~ SLUT about two years old with pup four months old
from Dxsons celebrated dog Dash Of blood aud
rant.d stauncb Apply to JOHN l.. BALL En- l8 Pearl
street, up stairs.
dor sALH-A LARGE NEWFOUNDLAND DOG
eighteen months old Lowest price, So Can be at
No. Peck Zip, in the basement
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tOs day, at 10L O'clock at 8 Eighth avenue between
ninth and TbiIsth streets yory large assortmens
cncs paintings, cnavngs feather beds hair mattresses,
cooking stoves orockery, glassware, cutlery 30
sass positive, and goods 70 DO removed Immediately
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L,RANcoNrs HIPPoDRoME-NEwAN AND BRILLIAr

II feats this week.
THE ENGLISH STEEPLE CHASE
WITH HURDLE JUMPING, DIrcH LEAPINe, &c., LADIES
SUPERBLy MOUNTED.
Having been Witnessed by Immense auditnc with
most intense interest," during the last days. per-
fornanoes viii DO continued during the week.
gether with all the ether
DARING SPLENDoRS OF THE HIPPODROMR
An entire Performance each five horses called the
Rival Postillions Aessrs MARIN and SYLVESTER In the
Perche perform anoe for the first time
lored Boxes, rs cent?.
Doors open ct half past and quarter before = Per-
formaAces will commence half hour after.
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sBIPPHN0.


AkcIIC Js1s e. IS .;, ~ &C..
Pe.siysy Sa..rS.y scy'css. mn :. z ssIoss =:
passage. having Sasassss for si:fssss
s.s eSaio.s .Ipl, e sW'P: x COL COLLINS . wsf
The ssssa:siD P;aihs viii succeed 'hs Aroaa. And sail
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAMSHIP BLACK
board morrow wednesday November Oh a Il oso
Ss. M :nsns s'"P ss ssy ~ not needed on
THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail StsaDsrs-rhs skips esnrrisinG this line Ns
ATLANTIo Captain WSI
fAAGITrIc c.p:.n NSys;
c.pssn oonssssh
These ships have been bui, ~ ccntrso especially Tor
- e I'M ssn n S
and their fer 1nsquAod ioi
sI..: cabin second cabin 10; s.aias's d ass
IRON nysrposI . New York, $50 and $40.
III p.s ios 'A'0 'l
PRoPosrD DATES voA SAILING.
s::::;:Z IS; 81
ss ::::s:;; Dec E.: :ss s:s:;; Be- s.:
''s f$%X & iSHS + co. ,,.,.
Co. cS Ia e: s... Dan. d.
as sSasss!1sia f 6s1S FER n.y. -.
OF sneee snpe wall mes DC sooe ~ 9oa
Esi an. ss:' ':
DOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRH-TH1.UNITRD
ssnnsaSs, WIN leave a.yrs. touching q SsasSs%p
soa s.s
Luggage not Wanted during the voyage should ).
board the day before calling marked below No freight
.sps sas sffsf HsGIis E'i ns s.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM.
ship Company intend starting their vorits steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
City Manohestcr. ..caeurdAys NOV
LIVERPOOL
X isy o. HSssgow 1sp~ -
Saloon 800 PES, ana s66 Goeordins 70 state Iccmsl
and fsuAd with comfortably cooked provisions, for
SX... 10 Liverpool $O. from Liverpool -
Parties their obtain oertn-
estes Of passage and drafts ths Hank Of Ireland h
Of 81 sterling and upwards Handbs be had 81 the Of
neo Of THOMAS RICHARDSON, AGENT
No. IL Broadway
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A RTIFICIAL EYEs.-JUST RECEIVED, VERY
"A large and beautiful collection, which DO inserted
without the .hsest pain the operation and when
eye Dr. POWELL devotes his attention, usual exolu
Swell 70 the diseases Of the and from O'Clock
daily ~ his ofRoe H2 Broadway