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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

M ORTGAGE SsLE.-BY VIRTUE OF THE POWER
w contained in two shattel mortgages will sell BY
public auction OF the corner of Jay and Water streets
Brooklyn on Friday, October 3D. 1854 at 10 O'Clock A.
the following goods and chattels. viz :-One upright
engine one fifteen horse boiler and machinery attached
thereto one heater all the pipes and CRATES and front
belonging to said engine woiuch shaft and drum pump
shaft and boxes pulleys forty two feet betting Inch
thirty two feet betting az inch shafng, gearing pipes
and fixtures thereto attached two watts, ten tubes.
ENGELBERT LOTT, Sheriff.
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DAINTINGS AT AUCTON.-J. L. vANDEWATER
Auctioneer. Saturday. October Z, At IL O'Clock at
the sales room, 80 Pine and SO Cedar street. splendid
collection Of oil paintings in rich gilt frames originals
paintings silk attached to glass; by the celebrated
French painter Chambon; landscapes, marine pieces
nguieheads &c also line of fine oil paintings of recent
importation and never before exhibited.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

SPORIiNG = KING CHARLES AND BLENHEIs
~ spaniel pups; n Amnoth Ne sfouni snd pups Scotch
AID English te,re ~ English grsyhounds and variety
o. oincr cnoiss &ds stock dogs OF ths purest blood
ease cory .n address, 205 Water street, corner OF Fai
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1OHN W. s0MERINDYKE, AUCuoNEER MORT
e gage sale Of groceries and d lures This day at
hocofner OF Thirty sixth street and Seventh avenue
O'Clock, the stock and fixtures Of tho said store
consisting OF the usual variety CHAS. F. WATTS, At
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IOPN ". soMERlNDYKE, AUTHORIZATIONS
NO ITO Centre street, corner Of Franklin-Consta-
ples sale OF groceries, liquors. &C., by virtue Of An
cutionOn Monday, Oct 1T No 438 Pearl street. cor
ner OF Elm at l01 o'clock tho contents Of the above
store consisting Of teas, sugars coee soaps candles
ano the usual assortment Of small ware, comprising
large stock; also good assortment Of nquorsbraadss
De, runs, wines; also the fxtares-scales, weights
stand casks, kegs, bar furniture, &c.
WILLIAM B. JONES. Constable
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A L1ERT n NlooLAY, AUcrIoSsER -FoRpH M

Il LBERT Il Nic0LAY, AUCrT0NEER -FoRDH An
- lois ct auction -Albsvt Me lAs vii, cell on
1uesday October 10, at IL o'cocs precisely on tho
grouno vi bout reserve to the highest Bidder sesenty
- lots situated 10 the healthy and ,urishicg vii.
Line Of the Harlem Railroad about ten miles (thirty
ntes rde) from the city OF New York and within from
nve 70 eight minutes walk of the railroad depot There
are twenty six trains to and from ihe city daily ard
Communication Is only about eleven cents per day Thsss
beautiful lots win be sold whoat reserve to close an
interest the ollospg liberal terms-fen psr cent
and the succnesrs fees the day OF sale ten Ger
CENT month thereafter until the whole amount Is paid
81 puicnaseis may, after paying City per cent receive
snee OF two and half years at per cent Title
nopusoe Trains viii leave the City Hall on morning
places Free tickets gether with photographic map
Ssn % ce,ausd on application to Abe a q. NooLAY
&c. nrcad stfest r s-Shoulc it storm Tuesday,
Merchants Exchange, New York
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DUSs ELL W. WESTCOIT, AUCMONEER MONDAY
III Oct o. ut 101s O'Clock superb household furniture
contained il the Issids nee 10 Eighth avenue six doors
and but little used consisting Of pa1lor suites In rose
WOOD and covered with crimson and gold damask costly
vevet carpets in parlors with Brussels and three ply
throughout the house, reception chairs covered in
room, velvet and green and gold daask rosewood
octave panofore elegantly carved made BY one Of the
French plate pier and mattel mirrors chairs in vol
vet and hair cloth; magnificent mantel vases, mounted
in ormolu imported from Paris embroidered curtains
rich painted shades hair cloth psrlor furniture suite
rosewood and French enameled chairs elegant msnte1
clock mounted in ormolu, With superb and costly col.
lection Of oil paintings In rich carved frames rosewood
recess and corner etegeries with pste glass fronts
wood bookcase, richly carved rosewood centre and
sale tables &c. beautifully carved rosewood dressing
bureaus, mahogany do, marble top washstands, toilet
SETS very eegant rosewood mahogany and cottage bed
seads superior hair mattresses feather beds and bed
ding, marble top enamelled chamber suite SOFAS couch
es sofa bedstead velvet stair carpet ocoth mahogany
and walnut spring seat chairs in velvet and hair cloth
rockers, bureaus &C., with valuable quantity Of base.
ment and kitchen furniture mahogany extension table,
two refrgerators, carpets silver ware choicS cutlery
costly decorated tea and dinner SETS cut glass ware
croesey &C. Catalogues at sale, which win 30 pcsitve
without regard to weather. Every article to be sold and
removed, within two days, from the premises.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

Anew YORK AND PH11.ApEr Ella AND the sOUf1
IN ed West Va New JsSsey Ralroed- -Untted StAta
mall sA express lines leeve New York. foot Of CORTLAND
street ~, AID 10 O'Clock A. n, and 4k aad r. y
mrs1< IN forv hours rars 81 2sis 7, e27b IN AZ, Al
kAvsa 81 II ~, 1t -, stopping st ali way stAtsoM
thrcugh tickets sold for CsnonnatHat SGD end ths wsA
and for Baltimore Washington Ns'folk, "a, aNd twou
2. M 6sina
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MADAME FARROw FRQ.A PARIS, NO 1893 TWELFTH
l street, between Up:eersity place and Fifth avenue
" stars, FIRST aoeI dsssa Apa corset maksI Inquire c
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|yk3DEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PfTLApEz
~ Dhia from PIER No Moth Iivsr.-Two lines daily
ut A. N. and Up. Vs.. Tbs, morning line at I A. NJ, b,
steamboat John Potter. to South Amboy; thence by
to vay places to Philec epa Fare "a Express line .,
r. NJ, by John Potter to snboy; thence direct Il
Cansen by ecsa; throus N five hou a Fare -. Way
accommodation ard emiyant line AZ p 81; fare 81 %
emigrant lnaa L. NJ. fare 81 75-
nAY BOAT FOR ALBANY AND THE ItsrESMKKa
H. ate l,ndinga-yaro one d1iar--yea.x served n
oo&rd.-Ths steamer GEORGE WARRINGTON, sApt.
B. Ode vss leave lisv YORK. from foot of Jay ctr ~
every Tuesday, Thursday ard ssortaY, At o'clock An
sssuvnirS, win leass Albany every Monday, Vein ssas
and ErdAv. -
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4!ERrSEMRSE RENEWED EVERY DAT.
sAI4Es AT AUCsr7On,

~ AXIOM Bu1rERFIELD. AUG IoSEeR-THE GAZE
~ o. furniture viii be coptinuea thts day. at hs4f
pass occck at 500 Broad ssy. and incIu les all the
palior and dining room articles snf vest auaatty OF
Dsd a1a taoie Linen, qoilts. blanltts comortsrs &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

IL WILLIAM IRVING / Co., auctioneers, viii sell at
auction Saturday, October T. at 101z O'Clock at the
salcsrcom No Pine street. rosewood OK octave pianos
made by Chicke1ing; mahogany piano, made by Worces
ter, stoddsrd Dunham superb suite Of carved rose
wood paror furniture, coversd in sE brocatee, cost
oil paintings bronze clocks china vases biscuit figures
msdallisns &C., together with general assortment Of
mahogany furniture, feather beds, hair mattresses,
blankets, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

41 rary advances wines and spirits In bond dia-
monef plate household furniture dry goods and upon
.ey q Ct tina can
Once, l2s Nassau street, opposite the Nassau Bank
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RVsroNs--DoHBEy d sos DREW Tux BEs'
= houss o. nc reAsoc- vii b. sspeaset cis esss
SS,grSs5 siA the nsy Araer'cau farce o. 0PPo
S-E nElGdbokns sr whioh Mr. yohrstcn sui Mrs Bar
CUTIE hi, eriguA Tots NJ, Joinsteu, Dom
Lsy, Mr. Fisher; Edith, hiss ksyc.r-1; Florsrce Mrs
Bortor ssssc Miss Kate saroa ssc.rs sssts IA shs
Cay time Mr. Pivids on Monday.
DoxGRY sBxaTRIs--PaoPsis rua / wal.Ds. =
o'clocti esmmeoce At TX. Bosts &c essis, RI sss
FIRE RAISER SITTER vhiea Ms and as WHY sla
20 conclude VIII TUE hlLIIR ASD HIS AEN.
DURIy's NAIIogsLq HEATaE --nRESS UraCI.g AND
- Upper Boxes, Is cents; Pit, I2k oents Orche.f,a
sssh % cents frivsts Boxes. s. Doors open at
Howard fa,urssy evsniDy Oct THF MILDLY
ASP, RE; after vi icb, Fashion AND FAMINE; and to
corcluds with TIE MAGIC ROSE
RARNUTs AMERICAN GUsErn.-woEDFpFU1
- saecsss SATURDAY, Oct lin this evening !,
" O'Clock, the entirely new aud thrill;nsiy int.
resting Frerch dramatic romAacs. nov hs;rc III
rtssed By delighted muttudss as presented Al this
tabbhnsnt by company tmbrsc mr. tho uaost
Srams1s ts1snt Of the age ana called EUsTSCHE With
O'clock, suSrAoHE "a in the evening Tho nyic1a
khroceros anc great African Boa Constructor 25 fes
sesn without extra charge. Admission Is cents cia
rem uDdss ten 12>l cents,
a CADEMY OF MUSTC-SoURTEzNTH STREET
"a UNION SQUARE
Lass night but eight OF the 81 gsgemett OF
MADAME GRISI AND siGNOR MARIO
in this city,
MONDAY. OCTOBER 0,
VIII be presented, With and appropriate scenery
designed and painted expressly BY sigaor Alsgr Bel
linPs grand opera.
PURITANI,
(rhe Puritans)
Principal characters by Madame Grsi. Signori Mario
Bernardo (hs first appearance In this city,) and Susin
PRICES OF ADMEsIoN:-
Parqustte ard First Circls Of Boxes ,.........42
S SnsSh t or sesn ed sest..... III additional
occorc SHcio OF
Amphitheatr "a cant.
Private and Proscenium Boxes. % TO $50 each
yeats may DO secured IT the box ONCE on Irving
place. daily, from s A. N. till P n and also at VIM
nal Y Sons, $50 Broadway and Van Nordsn Kings,
Doors olen at et1 O'Clock; performance commsuus
at ~ O'Clock.
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MoNEY.-Ar $50 BROADWAY, CASH ADVANCED
M on watches, diamonds, silverware, jswelry, Silks
cloths merchandise and vauAbes Of all kinds or bought
Tor cash Business confidential The highest prices paid
10 cash. ct 2s9 Broadway, up stairs, room a. from to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

y LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.-PACKEr or 7 sE
n 9th q October Tho splendid new snd magnificent
clipper ship EMPIRE CAPITA Zerega win positively sa
on saturday, Oct precisely at IL o'clock. The accom-
nodatons Tor 81 classes passengers unsurpassed
Persons about proceeding to Europe should make carly
East river, or to
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TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA
~ 6spinwal and Panama Railroad --On Friday Octo
Der 20, It o'clock r n from pier foot of Warren
ship NORTH STAR, Capt. Richard wamack, to connect
at Panama with the and superior steamship GOLDEN
GATE spare boat always kept at Panama to prevent
detention in of accident For passage apply at the
Office of the company, III West street, to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

T,OR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND THE
IL U. mail steamship J AME5TOWN, Edward Caver'y,
commander win leave pier Is North river, on saturday,
October 7, at 4 o'clock p NJ, will arrive la Nor
the following mornps from Norfolk passengers far the
South proceed by railroad direct with through tickets
from Weldon toWimington, Augusta Chsrlestan, Ala
anta kc Passage and fare stae,oom included TO Nor
folk ST. passage and fare to Petersburg and Nchmond
hUDiAH & PIEisANrs, 80 Bsoadwsy.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE

N EW IUhA AND CAIIFUKNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua-Acces cry Transit Co OF Nicaragua
proprietcrs. Through in advance of ths mail. The
splendid double engine steamship NORTHERN LIGHT
Captain E. L. Tinklepsugh, e. 500 tons burthen) viii
leave from pier No North river at 3o,cock p NJ. pre-
with the favorite steamship Yankee Blade a. 500 tons
buEheD over the Nicaragua transit route having but
twelve miles Of land transportation by carriages These
steamers are unsurpassed in their ventla ion and ac
commodatie Ms For information passage apply only
to- ChAS. MORGAN, Agent, No Bowling Green
B-CommencirR on the 9th Of October, the days Of
sailing Of the steamers viii be changed to the 18th and
27th q each month. When these days fall on Sunday
the steamers viii leave on the Morday following There
will 10 no steamer on the 19th OF October.
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CtAsH WANTED, A GOOD STAND FOR THE WHOLE
~ sale and retsil wine and liquor business Address
box S74 Post Office with real signature and full partcu
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CHERIFF's sAIE-ON SATURDAY, OCT. Z. AT IL
and Tenth avenue the contents of distllery-consst-
ing of whiskey, brandy, gn spirits, alcohol &c Also
steam engine, boilers betting puleys, large quantity
Of coal, horses, wagons, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

~ LAsGOw AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COMPA.
~ ny,-lhe Few and powerful steamships NEW YORK,
~. Q tons And 600 horse power, X. Craig COMMANDER
and GLASGOW, ,902 tons and 400 horse power W. Cum
ming commander built expressly for the trade between
York-Glasgox, Saturday, 18th November New York,
Saturday, 23d December First cab saloon state rooms
800 DO midshps do 375 second csba $780, third class
SIS Now York city bills gold only taken ApplT TO
49, JOIN McSYNQN. 81 RoadMax
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TOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
- States mail steamship UNION, r. Adams, commar-
der viii leave for Havre, touching at Southampton to
land the mail and passengers Saturday October 81
from Iier No 81 North river foot OF Beach
street Price OF passage first class $780, recond do s75
beard the day before sailing marked s.bslo..n No
freight viii 30 taken after Thursday October 10 For
freight or passage apply to
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent IS Broadway.
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i Twelve pairs Of fine carriage horses; forty Of the
finest saddle horses In the world and large number Of
work horses of all descriptions; twelve ponies; gentle
mems ard ladies' saddles and brides Of all descriptions
Sale positive, at 10 O'Clock Saturday, Oct. 7.
GEO. CLEMONj Auctioncer.
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EcIRST CLIPPER FOR SAN FRANCISCO
Il line.-The splendid A clipper ship PAMPERO,
Coggos master 10 completing her loading at pier TO-
East river This faverits ship beat all her competitors
on her last passage to Fan Francisco, performing tho
voyage in loe dscsargns her caree in ane order
Shippers DESTROYS Of tho earliest convevance will make
Immediate application to SUTTON CO., "a Wall street,
or Messrs JAMES BISHOP CO., 3 Beaver street.
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WIN. 2. WOOD, AUCu0NKER. VIZ UE OF A
w chattel mortgage will expose for sale ct public
auction, on Monday the 9th day of October, ct 10h
O'Clock A. ~, fall and singular the Brewery Melt Mil,
tools and implements belonging to in any wise apper
tanning to said brewery; also the fixtures and furniture
Of the barroom consisting Of liquors, segars, chairs
stools tables, glasses, beer pumps pictures stoves
kitchen furniture, &c together with ono horse and
wagon and full set Of harness.
DAVID COLEMAN, Attorney for Mortgage.
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A UsTRALIA.--PIoNEERL LINE, Carrying THE o. s.
"A mal-P0eitivsiy the 6rst vesssl-1he clipper bark
ElMROD Whiting, commander, viii have quick dispatch
win be succeeded by the clipper ship Wiudward Both
vessels now the berth for freight passage Apply
on board, o. to T. W. CAMERON, 116 Wall street.
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TNNGLIsH OPERA AT TaE BROADWAY THEATRE.
II Corbyn'a and suthcntc American edition e
English Opera Books trans from the corrsG
prompt books aed in England printed in clear type snA
tiers, description of costumes and fun stage direetoa
Published a. W bah Sons 239 Broadway aud sold 6
all book and music stores also at the dosa
"Somnamsuln.'' Bohemian Girl" sMaritada" -
"Daughter OF st. Mark" BE aud ask toe Corbyn,s
Opera Books.
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0TUYyEsAlFT INSTITUTE Mss TERESA ESMONDEB
- reading from the poets--second eveuing-Monday.
October0 To commence ct TX O'Clock. Tickets ffkY
cents. To be had Ut Hall sons music store and at To
door.
ENFANKLN MUSEUM, SO BOWERY.-THE ADOV1
IL sstablist<nent, the only in the United Hta1a9
where ths Model Artists are exhibited, ID spaA8
the season. givsg two splendid entertainments svav
evening
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

IL partnershie with Dr.. ward can be sorsufted -
20 Canal street anc door east Of Broadway Post paiA
letsors will receive immediate attention.
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nR. COOPER Ia DUANE 5TP5Er SO LONG KNOWS
~ to the citizens of New York. may be consulted with
confidence usual at his old Office, where all who have
Suffered from the altreatmens Of pretender may rely
on being hcnorably treated
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07

DA coRBETT, 10 DIANE STREET, MEMBER OF THE
H. University Of Now York, may be consulted. Dr..
Cs are so arranged that patients come b
contact.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-31
Disasters, &c.

scHR MARIA JANE Somers which sailed from Wilmington
c. on the 18th NewYOFk returned port the
9th repair having the 18th aud 26th heavy
b. winds OF Hserss sprung leak and had 70 throw
board deck load.
BRIc CEoRGIANA Limeburner at Wilmington ". c from
Camden Me- experienced heavy weather the passage-ost
boat split sails and received other damage
BARE ALBEEr BIZ from Liverpool for Savannah, with salt
50 days ashore 18th Inst the end Of Osoha
Island Tybee and has gone to pieces Crew saved and
snved Savannah The vessel owned in Liverpool by
Aesus. Tompshson Fak, and the ships &C
The Captain does not know whether there n
BARK HowLASD, Ennons. which sailed from Boston on
the 18th INST for BIO DC Jsneo retained TO B. the Jh 20
6smhge having the sd In lat SO H. long So r.
peTiereed hurricane from T. " e. during which cut
away foretopmsst lost head Of remsst and everything AZ
t4ched
sHIP SroRaAwAY, Of Boston from St. John " B. for Lon
den wrecked Aberdoyey has been condemned An agent
underwriters his way from Boson and may afrTe 0uI
before she 10 sold -,
scBR MARIA JANE from Wilmington, c, for New-fors
put back h leaking badly and with loss Of deck lad "'0'
have 10 discharge. - D..
SHIP JAMES LfrTLEFIELD, recently launched a. prTea
esTszed and rishted found TO have eeessS 40
damage han feared. The ornamental ~ort OF e,,rs
ws ared, but the whole damage with the cost u
her, did not exceed 81 ,0oo l...., bss
PHILADELPHIA Oct, 3-Nr Walker wreesn. s.s1, "a
with the unde< ers' agent 20 sse 80
ship HiberHs wrecked nes ~ ~
Inlet Re has already succeeded In saving aO0-' w. '
" md " z and weather foggy.
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Passengers Arrived

IN ,eamshp Pacific from Lieerpoo-Hou. Dudley Mann,
Col AstiDws ard lady. W. T. Evans lady children and
nurse W " Curtis Biuney IT, H. 3. Goodyear and lady,
Nj Thompson ID. Jay Brown and lady. II. Lowry, s. W.
Goodridge w Nhlo Samues LADY four children and ser
J. Fisher Croker, D. ~ Henner, Mrs. Coleman,
w Jackson and NJ Perry and lady J. Narnum and
LADY Misses NJ A. ard Naruum Robert Cruit, A Hun
gertuhler Potts Brown, r. w Brown, ?. Mlereaux. D..
Embury A ST. Abyns and lady, Mons Lionette C. Foster
b. 2. Cooke Mr. and Miss Benvenil J. II Eisner, = VI.
Tower ard lady J. Hutton j. HaskDs Baker Misses L. C..
and A. Prentice Ms Packer, Mrs Bellsmy j. a. Prentice
Snyder A Brooks, t L. Mitchell, F. R. wsne, Reese,
Mr.. and Misses MoeshrinEs Mrs Dryer and servt Mrs and
Miss Dymord Mr.. and Mrs Crsmer Secretary of Russian
s. and II. NJ. Sehefelin @. r. Sehefein s Hicks j. Sen
Cosap and lady H. Lsurence H. syme and LADY p T. Walk
Clement r. Clarke end lady Misses X c. aud c. Clarke,
s. B. Schiefelin lady w H. schiefsin Misses A. " and
NJ O. schieaelin and servant DR. Payne Rev T. s. Kdder
r. Burton, c. Gadee S. p Dunsn. lady and servant Dr.
BelnseT, sdy and daughter 7. Amsey J. Buhler, Mr..
McMuuan lady daughter 2nd servant j. Zeger Mrs
Mrs Hayiland Pefer. Mrs Marshall snd servant w. A
Hadden lady children and servants; Mrs l. Smith A tr
wing ard lady Ernst J. Napier. Mr. Miller and lady Ma
Carpenter G. Z. Mcintosh and lady Misses Shorod Harris,
Palmer and Lisk, Msssrs Tobin RADIUS Wobrine Scheff
Lowell Comsoek Foster and lady Mr. Yesdon and lady Mr.
MefbeTger lady and servant Messrs Fritz, Driver Buy
brick Msi Kohr. Rudy, Mrs Holloway Mr.. aud Mrs CIV.
Huick r Hunt ady and sheri VI d. Gpin and Lady j.
W. Brown and lady Mrs Weise Miss Wright, Mis- Bhente,
H. Huichir and lady Messr Conan z. Johnson )me
tie Rethmsn, Ebestt. McRay Barbour Harmon, Holland,
L. LonEe, OBep Thsmer Scot, Taylor Mare Besle,
hss z. A. Taylor and friend, s. Thompson.
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.WARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........ocr
Cleared.

stesmshipIndisns (Br) Lambert, Southampton N. Liv
iugs'on. -
ships-Mempbs Davis New Orleans, VIM. Nelson Son;
Pauan. LanRstop BuenCs Ayres " W. De Forrest & Co.
Orient Hill Liverpool spoaod, Teston Co; James Watt
(3rD sspwith ST. Johns Geo Logan Concords, kreweT
Antwerp ". Schmidt Co.; Brewster Weeks Matauzis
Dow. Loud Co.
BarIs-Miord Cole Galveston. D. C. Murray Ionic Ran
dali Portland. Russell & VinIg Nimrod Whitney, Mel
bourne X W. Cameron.
Brss-spauh Main, Decker Ragged Island Tucker Light
bouru Stone Savannah Sturges Clearman Co
Ere Hused Philadelphia Hand Kkpatrcki Azores Dean,
Matsulss j. W Else Co.. J. G. Anderson, Delano New
port suallwood Andersen Co; James Wakefield Allen,
Pensacola Peck & Church
Schoorers-Mosele Aver New Haven J. VI. Ravens; w.
w smith, Hobart Charleston, McCready Mott Col Sur
prise Cole City Sont J. Hunter CO. Louisa Darcy Eden
ion Sc johnson 4 Sasht; VIM. l.. Cogswe Elwood,
Char ston Dollner Potter Arctic Crtshett Alexandra,
Abbott Dodge Co; Frank. MeMsth, Norfolk, Sturgess,
Clesmsn Co; Fanny, Thsyer Charleston, Geo Bulkey
Grand Island PeitngA Boston, w Lewis; q. NJ Robert
son Morrow Marie gslsnte, Permission s. Jones
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Spoken. Sc.

Oct o. lat 81 80 lon H. ship Sea Lark Of New.Ysk besnd
Oct is lat % N len. So IS, bark Storm ou Mania fs
SEPT n la. Il % Ion 60 90 ship Fleetwood from so,.on
for Madras and Caleutts- - n,
lure rs 6y San Frsnc.co-by bark David Lopsley Monte
yiSo which reported being from the Sd 9 the 10Th
Oct lar II H. lon- lO 10 steamship One'e sam % Fs's-
ma for San Frsrcsco IN -. +,
Der 7 no lat 4 c. was steamer bound N,npgoeed
the sr. NevadA from San Juan Nicaragua, tor san Fran
cisco. - =. ~, u.A.., f,o,, 9.
John ". B, Tor Liverpool , IA. -. O. la,
Oct is night lat &C. barkMsrha Clffk from san JOS
del Mobile with some Of her crew neh put "sh's
no assistance.