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Washington sentinel., 1854-05-03

UTHITE BEAVER AND FELT HATS.
wv Now on hand and receiving Beebc's ant
other new, and fashionable styles of White Beaver
Hats. Also, White and Drab Felt Hats of al
qualities and prices, at LANES
Hat and Gents Furnishing Store,
Pa. av. near ~ ST.
Apr 2S-eod2wif lntel., Union & Starr
Washington sentinel., 1854-05-03
gotal anS 4ers0mal.

The Harpist's Concert.-This evening we
shall have one more opportunity of listening the
inimitable harpist, Aptommas. His debut in this
town, last Thursday, was attended by the most en-
thusiastic appreciation. misconceptions upon the
well-known melodies Home sweet Home, Carni-
val of Venice, and Yankee Doodle, are good, legit-
innate compositions and, as he performs them,
cannot fail to produce the most thrilling effect.
Mr.. Aptommas is native of Wales; and more
striking evidence Of the ascendency gained by
that nation as performers upon that sublime in
strument cannot possibly be found than in the
extraordinary powers of this young artist. He
sits to his instrument as though he wero absorbed
soul and body in its delicious tones, and leaves
the listener rapt in delight.
He is assisted too, by Miss Brainerd, sweet
and artistic vocalist, who was enthusiastically en-
cored at the first concert. Mr.. Camoenz, the pop
assist Mr.. Aptommas this evening.
friend of ours suggests that Mr.. Aptommas
should perform his composition of +" Reminis-
cences of Home,n or Welch melodies, which so
much delighted his Boston auditories last winter.
sanitary.-Although no city with resident
and transient population as large as that OF Wash
ington enjoys greater degree of health, now is
the time TO cleanse the streets, lanes, and alleys
from the filth which infests them. The law for
this purpose, passed several years ago, should be
at enforced, and not suffered TO remain longer
on the statute-book dead letter. We notice, by
the Baltimore papers, that carts are already ac-
lively employed in that city gathering garbage at
stated periods; the bells on the horses, and the
blowing horn at the intersection ofeach street,
lane, and alley, giving notice to housekeepers to
place their offal at some convenient place where
it can be seen by the driver We respectfully cali
upon the board Of health and the city authorities
TO enforce the law designed to preserve the public
health.
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MATRIMONIAL.


NTATRlMONY "A SOUTHERNER Ov AMPLE NEANS.
WI whose business requires hin 70 travel most u ~
time wishes to form the acquaintance of bsautui
amable and accomplished young hdy, Who v fcaA -
travelling, with view 70 natrnony. Money h no Cd
ject should she please his fancy. All letters must bsaa
dressed in strict confidence to Judkns Hunt, Broadway
rost o1Hce t
M ADAME MORROW WILL CAUSE SPEEDY MAJ
IVA hAses, Who WIN an enjoy the rsatsst hapRinsOS
matrimonial bliss, and VIM shot the person They va
marry, through an tnstrunent which she win eAss: =
illuminate itself, By Invoking thu powers a her wonaG
ful SCIENCE and win ten AL events Of life, and sven
very thougkts 10 Broorns street. near OAnnen stseo
osntlsnan mot admit$sd
NJ ATRixONY nADE EAaY, OR HOW 10 W. 4
M Lover - Professor IAwton, Boston, foru.I -
London, WIN send To ~ address, oorscslysA one
post paid plain dirssEiesa 60 snshh laAlss - gsn
70 win tbs devils sesctoss a - naag - ths oIE,
ss1 = thstI hs.1ts may d:slrs =. Irosss =
Of aes. nspsa,snSA or poe.t3ea END hast sncreA
lssss v an.ssa vth sses ssrs sna $500 -,
to~. Has No Letters tskss from W PVss c~es 49,
J .as pssags y gAi6
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

AsnA-sales made Of IS bbls ct q for potts. and
IS s71s - for pearls, per 100 lbs.
sales embraced $500 sss. ordinary to choice STATE,
At IS sax % &; with sta:. I!sd. 81 propostcn.ss
% so for Ane, and ~ 50 % for superAne per bol.
Jersey corn meal was scarce and worth q per Dbl
heated Southern red were obtained st 81 sSH 81 g.
Rye and oats were unchanged Corn was doing better:
sound and Sic s2c for Western mixed, per bushcl.
CorK Sales wore Light - dealers were waiting for
the auction sale Tussday Only small lot Of Rio sold
CoTToS.--Ths announcement by telegraph that the
Baltic below with later foreign adyice checked trns
FanaHm-Rates continued to rule dun, With light en-
ssgements To liverpool, dead weight, was ct 12s Cd
cotton $50 and 600 se .o.n wsrs taken q. & l. Ts
Of cubit feet to the bals. TO Hsve, cotton was ct
and ashes at o. vessel was taken up 70 load with
for Brsst, Francs At u psr barrel 10 California,
rates were at sSc TO 4oc per foot msasursnen with
- rs oa sales
CSC. to zoe. for new and old.
Hors.A fair inquiry prevailed for last years crop at
IaOs--some 50 tons Of Scotch pig were sold at $40
Sal per tom.
Lie ockland was in perfectly good demand at
NAVAL .SroRzs-About 200 bbls. spirits turpentins
sold the spct at &c., and large sales were re-
to notice In raw or in rosin.
Ons-Thcre has been nothing additional done IN
whale sperm, olive Sales transpred to-day Of 5000
gallons lnseed at rec. 60c $50 bbs lard at S0c and
100 bbls. red ct Soc. per gallon.
PRov1s1oSs.-Pork was in good request. Tho business
included 2O0 bbls at SIS at SIS q for ess $12
refute pork and $40 s7h for prime per Dbl Cutmeats
and needed at full rates Sales have been made
Il zoo pkgs. lard mostly at 1ic and 150 bb beef at
Yesterdays quotations Butter and cheese were unal-
tered.
RIcx-sa!es Of 100 tisrces wsre made at IS IS "a
26c.
SueARs.-The sales light, without change In quo
about 4s<c sc.
TAuow was last sold at 1870. a12kc.
ToRAcco.-About 40 hhds Kentucky were reported
sold at exc
WMsKxY-There have besn 900 bbls. Ohio and prison
scld (ncuding all offering and some to arrive ct 36c
SO &c. Der gallon.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
NON Ell MARK e r .

SATURDAY, August 19-8 n. NJ
The market closes, it began, heavy and dull. The
u in Eric from AK to 4o1i surprised every one but
bose Who have long been familiar with the condition of
10 company. those were the most astonshsd who
ave been counting rise in consequence Of the
tons passed 1t the Railroad Convention It Is est
ated that the alterations in the Erie trains win make
saving Of many miles per day. and to this b added th
Of twenty per cent in the fares It does
rsnge that the Of the change should b.
multaneous with fall Of nearly four per cent in the
ock. The other stocks have not varied much to-day.
hs business done light 1t prices very slightly lower
han those Of yesterday. At the close Of the second
oard, Ncaragua was worth 10; Cumberland 2o1; Con-
al ss1S; Reading, 50; Hudson River, A.; Michigan Gen.
.ral, 86x.
The news from Europe ID unfavorable to American Sc
tes As was to Be expected, the accounts Of recent
abroad frauds here had thrown discredt investments
this side Of tho Atlantic and harsh comments the
Of doing business in New York appear in the papers
Where we have sown there must We reap. We hear
vsry now and then Of bonds and other securities being
bought up in large lots for American accounts bat we
oubt whether the aggregate amount Of such invest
nents for the present year win be found to DO large
The following table Of the condition of the New York
ate banks At the dates designated has been compiled
IRON the quarterly returns made to the Bank Department
b the Albany Epeisg Journal. Itsxhibits the condition
b the banks on the morning Of the 18th Of March and
HE Cd June The March report embraces returns from
Two hundred and eighty eight banks and one branch,
Ind the June the Same number. Lake MahopAc failed
10 report Since the March report, ave new banks have
rene int operation and Ave old banks have given notice
II closing their aairs-so that the number Of banks In
actual operation Is the Same - Last report
Heserrces MdrcA IA .Yune9
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IIARIEM RAILROAD, INLAND ROUTE-ON AID
III after Moneay, August a. (sundays exoeptsd,l

HARIEM RAILROAD, INLAND ROUTE-0N AID
IL after MONDAY, August a. Sundays exceptsd1
for Albany and Troy.
Leaving depot corner Of White and Centre streets,
mail train, at 80 A. NJ, stopping Williams Brdos
and mail stations north Way PRESS 2:45 p. NJ, stOp
ping at White Plains, CYoton Falls aud stations NORTH
connecting at Chatt,m Four Cornsrs with Western kan-
rosd express train, arriving at Albany at e:40 N
From City Hall staton.-Croton Fails, at 1918 A. NJ
and P. H., stopping at way stations White P1aanns
at $50 and 615 M stopping at Yorkviis and staSoas
and II p. NJ. s,oppiog at al way statons-
Passengers may also ticSsts and have theie
baggage checked for Utica, Buffalo and Other uscso
west and north Of Albany 1t the company ofces csrn
Twenty -fixth street.
Returning to New ycrk-Leaving depot "wsstesA
Fsrcsd" Of Maiien Lane and Dean street, q
H. Mall train, stopping ut all mail stations shove
Wirama' Bridge, arriving at New York ct PM
Express train leaves Troyat 800 and Albanv asl6
p. NJ, stopping Mt Chatham Four Corners, Philmont,
Martindale HDidale Copake, hlcrtor Armenia wasnic,
Dover Plains south Doyer Pawiicgs Paterson, Brewser,
(roton fas, White Plains and Williams Bridge. Pas
sengers BY this train Will not be landed between Cro4a
Falls and williams Bridge, unless coming from absvD
Williams Bridge must takc the regular train esvtsg
Croton Falls st $50 p. M $50 A. NJ, from Croton FH6
stopping at all time table stations arriving at Now Yeg
at $40 A. A M from Croton Falls, stopping d q
New York at 936 A. u. $50 p. NJ from Croton N,
stopping ut al stations between Crotop Fas and W0
lams Bridge, arriving at New York at e:5 p. NJ SAL
and I: 20 ? M from white fis'ns stopping It a
l245, 4A5 and 9:l6 p NJ, stopping at all stations
Sunday Arrangement.-rra win leave Tor croton
Fairs and all way stations at $3.50 A. u, ado y
Returning win leave Croton Fa Ia ct A. ~ and go
p stopping At all WY stations. Passeos - By tho
Sunday trains wfli b received and landed In New
York, at the Twsnty-ssventh street station, e.iy
Freight for Albany received daily until NJ q ~
JOHN u. ELIOT, Superin. endeak.
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MEDICAL.

DR RICHARDsON, GRADUATE or TaE ROYN
~ College of Surgeons, Dublin, can be consulted b
hs speciality, from "A. n to Up NJ At his consutDa
roosns % Prince street An extensive practice for tn
last twenty years In the hospitals Of this country nnA
Europe srsbks rim to promise radical IN dl1un
cases Letters from the sountJ attssAsa TO.
tyr DUBOIS OFFICE FOR T-E xxCLUuvx 1rEAS
~ ysnt Of the diseases q tspalss, 1,c49 Broadway
q 70 81 advice sratis .aid LISTERS answered By paan
Al L4RM0NI, yARts AND IONDOT PHYHUlk
IVA as9sufDgSn, r. copsuited In his speciality ct
BsaSe stxeS, cs<ssr of Rrosivsy, fro1 IA A n. u
Z. NJ ~. flsn tA In the sysnL,s sxnsps 6oaAA
napz tnMa lyuaA y. R-N6 ~ ds0 No.
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The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of tie Ship
Timber Bending Company held 1t ther once, No.
Wall street, on Friday the 18th Inst, whom the follow
ing gentlemen were elected rustees for ths' ensuing
year. viz :-Egbsrt Benson s r. Tracy Jabsz williams,
Edmund Lahan, r. H. Bclden, G. L Norton N. s. WASH
burn, c. p Martin, and y. w. Griths At meeting Of
the Board Of Trustees, Wednesday, the 10th inst
er Benson elected president and treasurer Of the
company, and r H. Belden secretary pro tenn.
The stock sales BY Henson Holmes at the CINCINNATI
stock board Merchants Exchange and private SALE for
the week ending August Is, were ~ follows
rs Shares Cincinnati, Whining and Evansville RI 81
II Cincinnati Hamilton h Dayton RI .......... 20
20 Cincinnati, Wilmington zansville Rg....... 80
1N u"u. "
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~ RIsI AND MARIO.-NOTICE-P WHO HAVE
VI received invitation tickets for the "Amercan Ma.
sinal Fund Socictys Excursion" on Sunday next are
particularly notified that the steamer Josephine win
leave foot Of Canal street COLLINS wharf, ct half past
eight o'clock A. NJ and staten Island station, South
ferry at nine O'Clock A. NJ precisely and will proceed
down the bay TO meet the Baltic.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

~ phia, from pier No. North rve.-Twe nn11
aAny, ~ A: n. and PIP y. The morning line q 4.
BY to way places &c PhilsdelphiA Fars-e3 ssss
class 81 76 Express lins At r. n, BY John Pctt9 -
Amboy; theccs direct 10 Camden By cars; thro1Gh -
eve hours Fare, 90. Way accommodates end egla-
grant line at 1P.N; FARE ~ 80; smisrAntl.s ct
tara. u rs,
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA AND THE sOUrg
IN and West, via New jersey RAslroad--Unitsd 6la41B
mail and express lines leave New Yvrk foot q Csethn
street. at and 10 O'Clock A. n, A.A az and p. =
Though IN four hours. Ysrs-s2 - h :, - - n ~
nod IS In ., 10 and g. The New Jssssy ssso@noda1k0
rhrough tickets soA for Cseeannat ct e16), - -
west, and for Baltimore, waehingto0, NorfsA 49, -
n. and r. T. tAha.
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TT Z. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY--FOR HAVANA
~ and Now Orleans. The United States Mail stsam-
DEtPHIA, Captain Henry windls, ON Monday, August
g. at O'Clock, H., from Warren street pier Freight
T. New Orleans 40 cents per cubic foot win DO received
the Path instant. Specie only taken freight to
u.yaIa clippers win 30 supplied with blank bulls Of
ladng Of the form signed By Iris company, appuca
ton At their ocs. For freight passage apply at the
companys once lit West street, corner Of Warren.
CHANGE DATI-After the above date, tbs company's
and 18th Of each month commencing with September H.
Tho steamer Falcon Will be dispatched extra steam
er to Havana on September IL n. o. ROBEKrS
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA sIEAEndR LINE
IN via Nicaragua Accessory Transit Company Of Mica
Yagaa proprietors In advance Of the mail Only
lne Giving through tcksts including the Isthnus cros
Capt Turner 900 tons burthsn), WIN leave from pise
No :. North River, at O'Clock r n, precisely, for
fsvorits steamship sIEHaA NNvADA "a 0o0 tons bur
then), Nicaragua Transit Route, having but
wsvs miles Of land ira uspor Atton By nrst class
.hgss These steamers unsurpassed 8 their ventz
.on and accomne- dations. For Information passage
apply only TO
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NEW YORK AND FORT LEE FERRY-~ARRANGE-
IN men.s for August.-On and after Saturday, tho
10Th, the new steamboat FLORA viii leave New York
from foot Of Spring street. landing At Amos street, -
Gutenberg Bluffs Ferry f1ilietudlum and Fort Lee; a
Mondays At snd 10 A. M and and r, n, ssssr-
days, at and 10 A. n, and and p NJ; on sunAa5R
at and 10 A. NJ, and and r. n; All other days 8
10 A. NJ, and and eP. NJ
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TaNAxTzILD COTTAGE FURNrURE-MATEKM
N STACY, S14 Broadway, ofer for sais, ct very. -
ducod prices Heir entire and very extensive stock
snsDsed cottage and sthsr furniture, (ths largest
ths c.y) from which every variety Of tssts s. gA
ueed prsparAtsry 70 . dis:olution q paxsasrship.
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TINTED STATS MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA,
tickets including Mr.. Hncksys Isthmus transit ticket
win be furnished at the lowest reduced The 18th
mus crossed In ak hours On Monday, August 81 at
river, win be despatched tho feet steamship EMPIRE
CITY, to connect ct Panama With the and superior
steamship Golden Gate. The accommodations for pas
ssngsfs the steamers Of tho PacHo and United States
Mail Steamship Companies unsurpassed, and parties
about to visit California invited to call and examine
Tor themselves For passage apply ct the Compsny's
once, III West street, e C. A. Whitney
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MADAME ALVIN, FROM PARE, TENDERS HE
I'M services 10 tho ladies and gentlsnsn Of this city
sstrolosy by bcoks and science, and Is to b. consrt
viii tsll the Of the lady or gentleman they VI
nar-y, also the names Of hsr visitors. Madame Ast
speaks the EgDss, French and German languages
Rssdenee 800 Bowery between First and Second s.rss
Once hsrra from 10 A. n TO p. n Ladies' 30 ossts
ss>utieusan n
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MADAME MORROW Is, WITHOUT EXCEPTION, M
III most wonderful astrologtst IN the world, ~
future events and win show your future husband aat
absent fend which has sstonished tho1sAnds durlAl
her travels IN Europe. She Il seventh dsushter q
seventh daughter and Was born with natural giS b
invoking the powers Of her wonderful science to tsk
THAR very thoughts, end viii causs happy palm b
Of nnsrimonial bliss Hsr predictions truly astas
lining IN AL who visit her. These who wish SPEEDY
marriage may call soon, and they may dsp1pd uros
trps sdvos founded the eternal principles Da4nl
reenss. IS Bzooms street. between CAnnca and 1s4uu
Ma. Gsutsnsn not sdmitted-
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OARS -RoBERrs 4 co, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN
- ehsIists 70 Place scncene, Hsyae IN LONDON,
Wneox e., sss 0xisyA nxst
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gJyBE MAMMOTH UNION EXCURSION 10 MOUNT
i Hormnn Grove, on Wednesday, August 80, viii b
undoubtedly the most magnificent affair Of the
For fun particulars future advertisements, circulars
IA Olice SIS Broadway.
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NEW LINE OF ECREW SIEANHHPS 10 SAIL Be
IN tween New York and GlAsgow.-Ths Clyde Screw
trel intended to saA for Glasgow undsr:-Fron
New York CLYDE. Saturday September 2 ct II O'Clock
Rates Of passage (stswards fees ncaudsd)
cabin 500 limited number Of third class passengers
win be taken and supplied with good and Comfortably
cooked provisions at 426. Berths not secured TIL paid
for. These steamsAps have been built Httsa
ont expressly for the trade the most approved prn
cpss for securing safey comfort and spes and carry
each An sxps-ieneed surgeon For freight or passage
apply to ROBERT PATTON, 80 Broadway, N. Y.
Money ordszs granted Glasgow In sums Of 81 stsr
ling and upwards, payable demand
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Tor CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA-U. g. NAH,
liz semi WEEKLY line.-fhe and fast going steam
cr MARION, VIM. Foster, commander, win leave pier
No. North river Saturday, August 2oth At O'Clock
p NJ precisely For freight, apply board, where all
bills OF ading will be signed and for passage ct tho Of
fee of sr0FFORD, TnEsT0N 4 Co, 90 Broadway.
Through tickets to Florida, as folows:To Jackson
Vile, e3l. To Picolsta and Platka, &33.
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CtPIRITUALIsTs CONTINUE THEIR SUNDAY RFT.
- inss in Dodvprths Academy 500 Broadway, next to
Grace Church, ncrning lc, evening IL O'Clock, and
conference at o'cIccx- s. C. HEWITT, editor OF the
inst seais free. The pubic cordially invited.
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ANTHOLOGY.

4 STROLOGY. - PROFESSOR WILSON, THE CEIE-
IA br&tcd astrologer, may now be consulted on the
past, present and future events Of life, ct go BroOu
street, xsex. Iosladies ID csnts gentlemen, ~
A STIoIoGY AND pHYsI0GN0MY.-rHE CGLE
IA bIated DR.. II. Shuman, Swede by birth, can DO
conIuld all ents Of fepast present and future
Natvtics calculated for ladies' and gentlemen. His resi-
deuce Is III Chambers street, near Greenwich.
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CTEAM BErwEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW. --THE
y Glasgow and New York steamship CompAnys new
steamers GLASGOW, Q,962 tons, 400 horse power,)
600 horse power win lsavs New York for Glasgow a.
under, y1 Saturday september g. at u O'Clock n
Fst cabin saloon state rooms 80; do. mdships d.,
city bills or gold only taken. Apply to
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Il HAMA, Captain L. JeexAsr, viii leave for Bremen
August 2sth, at IA O'Clock n. from pier No. North
river Price OF massage, inst cabin 800; second S3s
No freight wiz ksn after August TO- For freight and
passage apply to OH NCHS &E Tho steamer win stop
st Cowss sufaeient eaassasen Offer. Specie
would IN this case b delivered a HAvre or London.
Ou.RICHS co.
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L1QUOn0, 90,
(yLsRrT WINS TOR u IS PER DOZEN, BOTTLES
~ returned also large variety Of claret In cases,
from 80 TO -. Champagne wines, London and Dublin
porter Scotch Ies tidtr &c for sss at 40 Broome
street, corner a. Crosby. WIN. III. CNDERHIIL
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AMUgEmENTs

DOwERY THEATRE -PROPRHT0R, L p wlI.DRoN
ID Stage Manager, =. G. Wcmyye doors opsn AZ ~,
O'Clock; commence ct ~. Boxes % cents Pit and Gal
Isry l2k cents Monday evening. August 81, LOVES
SACRIFICE, and to conclude with JENNY LIND.
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1cxTpA PAY AND BOUNTY LAND ALL UNTrH
IL states salors WHO at any time between 184e and
lss3 served In the Pacific ocean, entitled TO sxtrs
pay and al such served shore In Cafoxns daring
the Mexican war TO bounty land, and can receive bou
from EDWARD BBlMi,
Agent. and Ca.e) purssr u 9. Navy, 81 Wall street
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Lon sOUTHAMPT0N AND HAvRR-THE UNITED
I States Man sssamsr UNION, R. Adams, commander,
the mails and passenger Saturday August 30 at IL
O'Clock from Pier No 81 North rivsF Pcs Of passage
first cabin, $50; second cabin, e76. Luggage not
wanted during the voyage should b sent on board the
day before sailing, marked ssbslow" No merchandise
win b. received on board after Thursday, August "a
For freight or passage apply to
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yANTfD-TO CHARTER A STEAMBOAT, SUITABLE
w to fufl the engagements Of ths steamer May
Queen during this present month and portion Of Sep
tember For particulars Apply 70 7. G. DuRANr, No. =
South STREET, mp ssair.
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CNTY DAYS PA6AGE-AUSTKAIIA PIONEER LINE
- carrying The United States Mail-Ths noble new
Hazss nAstsr vM succeed ths 0srrsds = eighteenth
ship Of this ns and have quiek despatch. The Flying
gcsd Acknowledged By competent judges . b equal
sAost intending sApPsr and psisngsr. REQUESTED
to examine her ct pier 10 East river. frghts taken ct
the lowest RATS. Apply to =. ". CAMERON, lle Wan
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(ARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM-
I'D Afternoon and Evening-The United Twins, two
little children born with only back to certain
tents curiosity upexamped in the history of the world
Tho African Boa Constructor, % feet long,, commonly
called the Prince of Serpentsthe only living Rhinoceros
In America &C., &c. In the Lecture Room, Monday,
Aug. 2l.Afernoon, at 3, ADELE, and SPECTRE BRIDE
GROOM; evening at g. the French drama Of the MAID
AND MAGPlE Admitance % cents children under ten,
l2L cents.
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TOR IIvERPOOL.-EMPIRE LINE OF Packets
IL The new clipper packet ship CITY OF NEW YORK
will positively sail Monday August 81 at IL o'clock.
The second cabin in this ship surpssses anything Of the
kind ever got up This being tho only ship that will posi-
lively sail this week. early application should DO made to
secure berths. For second cabin atserage passage
apply board, piers6 North river, or to THOAAS q.
ROCHE as South street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-08-20

T,OR SAyANNAH-FARE REDUCED-THE UNITED
IL States Mail steamship KEYSTONE STATE Capt r.
Harde viii lesvo Phlsdelphia for savannah Wednes
day August a. At 10 O'Clock, A. n Fare, 90; storage
u. The STATE OF GEORGIA leaves above on the
following Wednesday. Agents In New York, SCRANTON
TAILMAN, ~ Old Slip, where state rooms may be -