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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13
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w Asllor, THIS day, September Is, ct 81 Wooster
street, near Brooms, mortgages and administrators
sale Of AL the elegant furniture, piAnoforts &C.,
taned the above four story house, consisting Of
wood pianoforte richly carved rosewood paror furni
ture covered in satin brocaee, rich brocatee and lace
window curtains velvet carpets. three ply and ingram
marble top centre, pier and side tables thick French
plate pier and mantle glasses real ormuo and gilt
and mahogany marble top chamber furniture to match
IN eighteen rooms, pure hair mattresses French,
Gothic and cottage bedsteads sofas dvans mahogany
velvet stair carpet bedding crockery and kitchen fni
ture. The above 10 worthy the attention Of housekeep
ers and the trade. Cash deposit required from every
purchaser. Gale positive. rain shine.
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N S. HoUGH, AUCrIoNEER.-RICH HOUSEHOLD

IN s. HOUGH, AUCTI0NEER.-RICH HOUSEHOLD
LIZ furniture, panoforte, carpets, paintings silver
ware, &o., at aucton.-Wn be sold to morrow Thurs
dAy,) ct 10 O'clock all the furniture and
nishipg articles in the house No. ia Twenty-hfth
street near Seventh avenue comprising tapestry Brus-
ses and ingram carpets superior rosewood psnofors
elegant rosewood marble top eegere superb rosewood
te side and fancy tables china dinner and tea SETS
rich vases ana mante ornaments elegant rosewood and
plush; easy ard sewing chairs, in brocade; rosewood
corner cupboard, mahogany extension dinkng tables,
silverpAted ware elegant rosewood and mahogany
French bedsteaas cottage do suits Of enamsiei cham
Der furnture mattresses, rosewood and mahogany
aressng bureaus, marble top stands toilet SETS
hne engravings and paintings in handsome frames wal
nut secretary cr0ckery and glassware, &c.
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IT 8. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.--FOR HAVANA
~ . and New Orleans-Changs of sailing days to ths
2dand 18th Of each month (Hhen these dates sun
days, viii sail Monday following commencing on Mon
day Sept. 18TH With the departure Of the CRESCENT
CITY, John McGowan, Commander, at 2p NJ, nom pier
foot Of Warren street Freight to New Orleans cents
cubic foot. Specie only taken freight to Havana
Shippers win be supplied with blank bills lading of the
FORM signed by this company, on application 1t this
Office.
EXTRA H1EAnm yoR HAvAyA.-On Tuesday, Sept. IL, 1T
2P NJ the fsvorte steamship Falcon with passengers
for Havana only, at the following prices
berth, upper deck $780, do d. lower deck, $780, steer
age, found bed and board $2S For freight passage
apply at the Office of the company, III West street
ner CT Warren street. II. 0. ROBERTS.
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MADAME ALVIN, FROM PARTS, TENDERS Hs1
M services to the ladies' and gsntIomsn Of ths city
asrocxy, by books and science and il TO b consu.S
about love- marriage, business, Law matters &c. Shi
win tel the name Of the lady gentleman they viii
marry, also the names Of her visitors. NsdAms Aiv,s
speaks ths English, French and German languages
Residences 800 Bowe, bstwssn FIRST and sssond streets
Once hours from 10 A. X. TO r. " Ladies 80 ssn.s
ssnt,ousu IL
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TOHN l.. vANDEwATER, AUCTIONEER-wILL SELL
d On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, September
18th, 14th and 18th ct half past ten O'Clock each day.
at the saesroom 90 Pine and 56 Cedar streets 150
French British and German faucy goods italian marble
statuary cut glass; &c., the greater part of which Is of
the latest Importation and the newest STYLE
c0ustpg in part Of one superb group Fidelity BY Car
ouse figure divine love- by Neie two busts Cicero
end Seneca by Caic carved aabaster vases large mis-
eirobba en- colHmns, Roman and Etruscan vases,
urns, &C. With relieve Pomreii pitchers; over
one hundred clocks In bronze, ormula and marble,
mcgements warranted; also real broaze by Meme and
Oliver celebrated artists also richly ognamented and de-
<osated Frsrch china and porcelain vases whtc plat
and ware, various subjects Bohemian
glass; consulting Of vases card receivers poeAs ocean
fers 60 French China dinner, tea, dessert and tete
tets SETS also large assortment Of sverplAted ware
aalvers walters Tea SETS castors cake basket dinner
and dessert forks, and spoons The whole forming
of the richest assortment Of goods offered at public
sale, 3f3
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A SrROL0GY.-PROFE>sOR WILSON, The CE.r.
IA brated astrologer, can be consulted the past,
present. and future events Of fe at go Become street.
Prof Wilson Is the only astrologer in this city People
Of sense have now necessity to 90 to parcel Of
women who humbug them by spack Of cards.
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NFRS L0pER,- 343 FItsT AVENUE, T5tRO DOOR
yl below twenty Brst street, third aoor, be con
sultd upon all events Of life past, present, aud future
eourthp, love- marriage, &c Ladies' % cents gentle
meo, so cent. Natiyities calculated, pscs - she
will leave the ctr shortly. Cal sopa
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GEo. CHRlsrY WOODS NINsTRErS OPEN EVERY
" evening at
44s BROADWAY,
uular tho coEtrNi of

PATTERY, AT CASTLE GARDEN.-SPAL0ING
ID Rogers two Circuses.
OPENING FEfE, MONDAY, SEPT. IL,
This drst grand equestrian performance will be given
at three O'Clock,
ON MONDAY AFTERNOON
foors open at O'Clock At night, doors o,en at 7.
and performance at O'Clock.
Admission, % cents only.
TWO PERFORMANCES EVERY DAY.
Particular notice This doubis establishment can 70
main In this city this week only positively as its ap
poinments already made to the lat OF November
WITH TIE FLOATING PALACE CIRCUS
vii be found Bill Lake, the great New Orleans clown
the far GUS Man Monkey; Mile Agnes, the celebrated
Creols gymr asst the well kno Motley Brothers. Henry
Msglton the noted hurdle racer; T. Grann the extra
ordinary gymnast Mrs. Lake the I, trepd horsewoman
Prof Baldwin the wizard Of the South; c. Brown, W
Kankade, nc &C.
WITH TIE NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS,
the distinguished dramatic equestrian; Mrs. Ormoad
the fayore scenic equestrenne; Mrs WHITE the siui
hoEsewoman; Master Clarence, TIE young equestrian
hero Durand and Gerty, the great equiibrsts Robert
White the accomplished maire de cirque; Mons Paul
the modern Jehu Mons La Thorne the Hercules of the
arena; Conner, 7. Wilson, &c &c.
Edward Kendall, leader OF the brass band; George
Choste leader Of the string band Bill Lake princips
clown; Col Willis treasurer.
Tickets at ticket Offices only No money taken at the
door Pedestrians wiz enter the Battery Of Bat
terry place and Washington street. vsiters In carriages
through the gate on Washington street.
Tbs two Circuses' viii be exhibited ct Jersey Ctr,
Monday, September IS; Paterson 10th; Newark 20th
Railway, 21At; New Brunswick, ed; Trenton, c3d Nj
Holly, 26th Camden, Goth.
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H0UsEH0LD FURNITURE, PIANOFoRrEs, &c, AT
Ut auction be sold Tomorrow (Thursday),
Sept a. At 10 O'clock the entre contents of the frst
class four story house Twenty sixth street. three
doors east Of Seventh comprising rich tapestry
sarps elegant suites Of paror furniture in brocatae
and plush, rosewood bookcase escrsoire, cup
ny marble top tables, elegant rosewood octave piano
forte fully warranted rich China and glassware ivory
eutlsry silver plated ware; all the handsome furniture
saahogany French bedSeads, with dressing Bureaus and
Nashsts EDS to match, best hair mattresses, pillows,
bolsters quilts, blankets, solid mahogany extension
dining table walnut bookcase crockery and glassware
tassment and kitchen furniture &C. Also, on Friday,
at the talesroom O. Sixth avenue the contents of
houseTemoved for nience OF ssle particulars on
the morning Of the sale. .Us.
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FkthE MANNED UV8ACS TAvAlb 01DAOAAs -
l. psnioo-By Dr. A: n. nsariceau, leoteaaS g
Diseases of woman; one hundreth editoa, 900 0oD; -
pr. 1886; on hne paper, extra binding; peasS ~
Every plant 70 which woman d subjsss, from 60
hood to voraAnhooa and also wife and - oAsg, -
fully isssrbe5 with the causes. the ymptous 81 -
the rrops- mode Of treatment, in plan, sinpe, e99&
the most charts language easily UNDERSTOOD AID th0
TOM with those described the nature, eharAse, 81
esasss az her complaint and be spared much anx1oc
srd sufsrinx. Ths wife about becoming . moeME
Las of;s1 reed OF ns.rusisn and advice e =
uisnpat i'm portanos to Der future hsalth, In rsspS
Which her ssnsitlvspsss forbids ooasstnS msisslGA
ordinations Of many symptoms which otherwiss Wo1
oceAsicn much anxiety or alarm How many arv sse-
ing from costructions irregularities peculiar 70 -
fsrnas systssr which uE5sras ths hsaith 81 ts ssU
Of which they ignorant and which thsix dslos -.
bid. sesidng medical ady:css How many suhsr frsm
bus (vsssness, debtJ, &C. fHcw many are N coasSuA
ARMY for many months Irscedi,g ccudnsmen0 He0
oauy haze dienn, not dangerous deliveries, and 49,
and uncsain reoovescs7 whose lives hasnro&
during such time win esch IND IN rs rAgss tins eAns -
preYerssoo. srekorAtioo, and relief. Hcv maay -
IA. moments, how sar5n anguish might havp ese9
sparsa 10 t5s sasrsr 70 hsr husband to hsr rsAsSa
b. timely pos.sasssn Of this htts voiuuS. Il tngae
catlo 70 convey fcy the ysEious susjsct. frosted 81
~ they are Of nature strictly in.spdsd f.s s4s ss
or thoss con s9n plating marriage For So ~ S10
hTornsend ~ Broadway; Adrianos, shsrnss =.
Asscr House, No. ysssy street; Dsrits = EsvssS
{Trisans Boailngsl; a. No. Asaf snnss. nryso
Ysst: josspS Tuossr, nobik; slss, r =. P.ssrss -
f1.ssfuu 81 sfrsSt Philadelphia On the rscetpe a q
eS1 va s. Ira ssz1t 81 ~ mail frso o. passaGA 10 -
- a. e. upitsS e.asss Al lstteEv mnet - eA1u
- reli "a n l. n. MAUGWAp. O0oe - 0snnoe
sTSx Nav Ysk - tsa Laes Hsv s9s co4eoee'
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TT 8. MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA ASPIN
u wall and PanamA-rhrough passage tickets, In
cludiDg Mr. Hnckeys lsthmua transit ticket, WIN be
furnished at the lowest rates The Isthmus CROSSED in
six hours. On Wednesday, Sept. 20, at O'Clock p
from pier foot Of Warren street, North river, will be
despatched the feet steamship NORTH STAR to connect
at Panama with the and superior steamship GOLDEN
AGE A spare boat always kept ct Panama. to pre-
vent detention In Of accident The accommodations
for passengers in the steamers of the Pacific and United
States Nail steamship Companies unsurpassed and
parties about to visit California invited to call and
anime for themselves For passage apply at the Conpa
ny's Office, lit West street, to G. A. WHITNEY.
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YoYs Al AUCTION Tins nAy.-ApwARD slNTr
zlItH viil seD at auction, at Tho sales rooms Is
weh seet mis- Day at 10ys o'clock large Assorimtnt
nPo,ed lrcnch toys In lots 70 sait pirate fnychas-
s~. sale peSemrtosy, for essa
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Ty0 THE LEGAL PROFESSION.
u Practice Under the Amended Code of Procedure
Second and revised edition. In two volumes of above 600
pages each. Price 81 Noticing all recent editions down
TO the day Of publication, with very fall and well
digesed appendix Of form and rules subjoned nil
be published on or about the 2sth inst.
JOHN ]. DIOSSY L co.,
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A sTROLOGY.-LfRS FLEURY, FROM PARIS. WHOSE
"A relatives prophesed Napoleon l., is the celebrated
ard first person OF the present age to predict future
events true and certain Can be consulted at 253 Broome
at
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HlORNER OF THIRTY .NrTH STREET AND FIRST
~ avenue-To be sold ct public auction, on Thurs
day, Sept. H. ct IL O'CLOCK the contents Of Wholesale
liquor store together with lease and fixtures exceed
in( low rent pipes Of gin puncheon Of SCOTCH whisky
brandy wine, 8c At the corner Of Thirty fth street
and First avenue,
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lyTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW The
- Glasgow and New York steamship Cor,panys new
stesmsrs GLASGOW, st2 tons, AGO horse power) Ro.
bc0horss power win leave New YORK for Glasgow AZ
under, ys Saturday, September Z3 at 10 O'Clock NJ
second cabin ESQ., third Glass S2S New YORK oity 6is
o. gold only taken. Apply to
JOHN NoSYAoN, IS Broadway
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4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LNE--TRE BEAUTI-
"A full A clipper ship FRIGATE BIRD, sos tons re-
gstsY, Perry C. Cope Commander will be despatched for
Melbourne the 9Th October The small capacity OF
this splendid clipper and her ne arrangements for pas
segers render her the most desirable ship now up
Shippers and passengers reque to exain her st
pier East river before engaging elsewhere For freight
passage, at the lowest rates. apply board to
ARKEIL ELLIOT, 14S Pearl street.
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DUsSEIL w. WE TCOrT, AUCuoNEEE.--yUJUBE
Ii paste mandatory at auct.oa.--R W. WESTCUIT
will SELL this dsy, September TO- at lo O'Clock, the es
tabishn,ent known - the Manhattan Laboratory, NO
l0A West 1hirty.second street, Seventh avenues
consistpg Of al the arrangements essential for the ma
Of this srtice including the premium obtained
pans large copper boilers holding 90 gallons esch set
%. % gallons each, not set furnace stove aud pipe
WIN INJURIES LOT hot room skimmefs, ladies', copper
sieve enetneed coPpsrs, 30 gallons each Fairbanks
patent scsles &C. Ihs sale win DO peremptory rain
CHERHI's SALE OF LUMBER, NAILS MACHIEEs.
~ etc 90 Wednesday September 10, 1854, at Nos. so
and 81 West Twenty fourth street below Sixth avenue
At 10 O'Clock IN tie forenoon "A LOT Of lumber buildug
maesial sils &c. Also, ons mortics machine and one
tenant machine. tEHsy .t ~ $50 -
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CIxTY DAYS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PIONEER
- Line. carrying the United States mai-Tho noble
W. b. Barse master, will succeed the Gertrude "a
Eighteenth ship of this line and sail the goth inst
The Flying scud Is acknowledged by competent judges
to be equal in strength and sailing qualities 70 any
clipper ship afoat Intending shippers and passengers
are requested to examine her at pier 10 East river
Freight taken At lowest rates. Apply to
r. W. CAMERON, I16 Wall street
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VTyOOD's REOOIIECrIONs OF THE sTAoE-NEARl

WooD,s REooLLDcrloNs OF rHE srAoE-NEARLY
wv ready for publication, BY subscripioa --PerseaAi
Aeoeectiens Of the Stage embracing notice. Of Actss
authors snc auditors, during persd Ct forty years. BY
william B. Wood, late Director Of the PhilSdephiA Bal
tin.ore Washington AID Alexandria theatres, With
Portrait In oae volume Lima Price to subscribers,
y Is. For this interesting volume very large number
OF subscribers have been obtained with bu. little effort
and II Il antc pated from the world wide reputation Of
the author that win meet with unprecedented ..ls
NO now alive has possessed the opportunities
Mr. Wood for writing sucha volume the present and
- evidence OF its entertaining character ID believed
only necessary mention the names of the following
among others, Of whom there VII be fouaa IN the book
anecdoses or recolectjons, vir-xr. and Mrs Wgneu,
Mr. and Mrs. barley, Cooper, Mr.. and Mrs. Blssstt,
Hodgkinson, Harwood Mrs. Marshall, Mrs Merry, Wore
ton, Warren, Mr.. and Mrs. Francis, Bernard Mrs Whit
lcck, Fullerton, Fennen Mrs. oidnixon, NJ; and Mrs
Jehernon, Mra Barrett Mr.. and Nrs Wo0dham, Mrs.
nslmoth, Hailam Mrs.: Stanley, Iiston, John Howard
Payne, Barrett, Mrs. Beaumont, Geo. Frederick Cook,
Conc, Mrs. Wmont, Morris, Mr.. and Mrs. Duff, McKen
sis. Dryer, Mrs Bray Holman Miss HOLMAN, NJ and
lacks, the Barclays Mrs Entwisls, Mr.. and Mrs. May
wood, Fanny Kemble, Edwin Forrest, Edmund Kean,
Booth, Charles Kemble Miss Drake, Pelby Mstthe VS.,
7 rome Power, johnson, Conway, Lee Miss Kelly co~e,
HENRY CAREY BAIRD Publisher, Philadelphia.
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LHOR EXHIBITIONS, CONCERTS LECTURES, PUIIN
IL meetiags, balls, &c--rhe Chinese Assembly Room,
$50 Broadway surrounded by the st. Nicholas Prescott
Collamore and Metropolitan Hotels to let By Tho nss'
or weak, with or without seats for 200 persous s
smaller rooms for committees, &c.
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.--~------------
CyOAL FOR STEAMERS OR sHTPPiNG.--LACK&w Ana
" lump and broken. Piston do. do, Wyoming do do,
Lehigh do DO, schuykin do. DO, Cumbsrlaud do do,
and run Of mines Fer sale by the cargo lot 1t
Ign, by MARSrON h POWER, coal depot, at Haxtern
wharf between Fulton and Catherine ferries, BROOKLYN
No 98 Beaver street. two doors from Wall street, New
York.
(y0AI, COiL--s6 PER TON LARGE NUT; 81 PEI
~ ton best quality red ash stove 81 rs for egg
furnace warranted from yard Less from boats
81 Bayard street, opposite Elizabeth.
|tOAL, FLOUR, AND BREAD.--CoAI, FIRST on Atty
~ nut size, 80 per ton; egg crate coal, 80 IS.
flour by the single barrel sold at the wholesale price
Bread cents per pound, delivered In New York, viii
liamsburg Jersey City. Apply st the Peoples Coal
snd Flour Agency, SO Broadway
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ANTHOLOGY.

&10 000 REwARD.--IMMENsE SUCCESS Or
RlOsOOO Madame Blanche, astrologist, VIII ,se
events Of life. is extensive with the Union Her
rooms are daily crowded with the most fashionable
ladies and gentlemen Of the CITY, who are greatly
tonshed at the uneIrpg accuracy Of her revelations
Fortunate numbers for lottery tickets. 327 Broadway
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INSTRUMENTAL Pc FORMERS WISHING TO on
i tain engagement at Of the principal southssn
Theatres, will please apply either personally OF b.
letter, prepaid, at the musical agency No 347 Broad
way, room No L. j c. SCHERPF ANDF. HUGHES.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via caragua-Accsssory Trapsit Company Of
Nicaragua, Propretors Through in advance of the
mal-On1y line giving through tickets, including the
lsthmns crossing Tho splendid double engine steam
ship NORTHERN LIGHT, Capt. f l.. Tinklepangh, $500
tons burthen, will leave from pier No North river, at
O'Clock p. NJ precisely FOR Pue1ts Arenas,
Sept 10, connecting With the steamship Oortes 900
tons burthen the Nicaragua Transit route having
but twelve miles Of iaad transportation BY frs. class
carriages These steamers passed in their
tiaton and modstions For Information or pas
sage, APPLY only to CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. 8
Bowling Green
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MILLINERY AND DlsESSlIAkING.

~ REAT BARGAINS IN RICH Observation-Disclosures
VI Goods and Dress trimming Ribbons m. II
1ICHIENsTEIN, 90 Bowery begs leave to inform his
numerous customers that by taking advantage of the
extreme in the money market ia Europe he has
been enabled to lay In heavy stock of choice fall rib
bons millners and dressmaker's trimmings, at an
traordinary great sacrifice. Merchants ni'liuers and
the pubic invited to call they will nnd goods at
about half the cost Of Importation Just opened forty
cases Of rich feathers French flowers silk yelvets satns
fancy dotted and diamond silk velvet.
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T>OR VIRGINIA, CAROLINA, GEORGIA, &c.--THE U.
leave pier No. 13 North River Wednesday afternoon
September 13 at o'clock for Norfolk, Petersburg and
Richmond. Tine to Norfolk, about twenty four hours.
Passengers arriving there take the Sc bosrd aud Roa
roke and Wilmington and Manchester Railroads to Au-
gusa Atalsnta Chsrleston, &c. Passage and fare to
Norfolk ST. to Petersburg and Richmond $40 Storage
half prcs For freight apply board and for passage
10 LUDLAM & PLEAsANTS, 90 Broadway.
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TO-DAY, FASHIONABLE FURNITURE, MATTRESSES,
l. iron beds,eads and iron Safes consistng Of twelve
suites Of beautiful cpamelled furniture, with and with
out MARBLE extension dining tables book cases dress
bureaus, washsands, sofas fetea etes etegeres bed
steads, tables rockers chairs casters, parlor han
and ching room chairs, music stands writing desks,
piano stools, mattresses, &c, Gothic Hall, No. 3l4
Broadway.
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TNOR SAVANNAH l. FLORIDA - UNITED STATES
II mail line The new first class steamship KNOX
VILE, Captain c. D. Ludlow is now at pier No North
river, ready to receive freight and will leave satur
day, 1dth inst. For freight apply ON board or for
Augusta, Capt Thos. Lyon Alabama, Capt. Geo. r.
schenck, and Florida, Capt NJ, 5. Woodruff, will
follow In turn.
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TRAvELLER6' 0UTDHs
fSAADEN AND ANBOY RAILROAD 10 PHn.ADFIr
~ phia, from pier No. North Rver.-Two llnss
daily, 1t A. NJ and r. NJ The morning line at A.
~ BY steamboat Johd Potter to South Amboy; themes
by to way places to Phiiadephia Fare 81 secont
class, 81 49, Express line at r NJ by John Potter 70
Ampoy; thence direct to Camden BY cara through in
Ave hours. Fare, 50. Wap accommodation and emil
grant line ct r n fare 81 80; smigrant Line At p n
fare, 81 Is.
nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND THE rNTERMEDI
IL ate IandiDgs,-Fa,e one dollar Meals servsd on
boaId.-Ths steamer GEORGE WASHING TON, Capt. J..
B. Ode will leave New York from foot Of Jay street
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock AN
Returning, will leave Albany every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND THE SOUTH
IN and West via New Jersey RsiroAa.-Upis~d States
mail and express lines leave Nav York. foot Of Corsnd
street, at and 10 o'clock A. H., and AZ snd6 P.
Through In fonr hours Faro 50 IS In rs IN AZ sac
60 in 10 and g. Tbs New Jersey accommodation hns
leayeS 1t IL n, a. -, stopping at al xay stations
Through tickets sold for CncinnsA sl6) and the West
and for Baltimore, Washington, Norfolk &c. and through
baggage chsctsd to Washington in and ~ A. N. and
p. ~ trains.
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DARTNIJc WANTT.D--IN A LIGHT GENTTIL MANU-
IL featuring business, very profitable, without COM
petition. Done for cash only An excellent opportunity
TO man with small means. Apply At II Barclay street.
third floor.
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A UsTRAIIA PIONEER LINE, CARRYING UNITED
ship FLYING sCUD, with immediate despatch ditto
bark NMROD, Oct. lst; ditto ship WINDWARD, Oct.
10th. For freight or passage apply to
K. W. CAMEAON, 110 Wall street.
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TrRANCONI'S MePoDRoME. - THIS AFTERNOON
IL and evening, ROBERT MACAIRE, BARTHOI.o-
NEW. FAIR Chariot Racing, Quarter Heats on the
Saddle and Leaping twelve foot Ditch by Ladies' Gym
nastics by the siegrist Brothers, &c
Competitors for the prizes in the Brooklyn williams
burg and Jersey City Fremen's Foot Race are
to leave their names Ut the box office this day.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-13

TNOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE THE UNITED
II States mail steamship ST. LOUIS, Asa Edridgs
commander, viii leave fer Hayre touching at South
symptom TO Lad the mails and passengers on Saturday
foot Of Beach street Price Of passage ars GLASS; $780,
DO second class $I6 Luggage not wanted during the
voyage should DO sent on board the day before saug
marked Below" No merchandise will be received OF.
board after Thursday September 81 For freight or pss
sage, apply to MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent, IS
Broadway.