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The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1854-10-11
Ge9al Notices.
LAKE DUNMORE
GLASS co.



ELKANA1I wO0DC0CK.
Elkanah Woodcock of Durham, in the
Province of Canada East, attached to answer
to the Lake Dunmorc Glass Company,a COM
pany Incorporated by act of the Legislature
of this State, and established at Salisbury, in
said county of Addison, in an action of debt
upon judgment for the sum Of 90 dollars
73 cents damages, and IS dollars 81 cents
costs of suit, which the plaintiff recovered
of defendant by consideration of the county
court, held at Mddlcbury in ami for the
county of Addison, on the second Tuesday
of December A ID. 1912.
In the above entitled cause, it being sug-
gcstcd TO the court that the defendant ut the
time Of the service of the writ, was without
this State, and has not yet returned within
the same 1t is ordered that this cause be
continued until the next term of this court
to be held on the second Tuesday of Dccem-
Der, A. d. 1854, and hat in the meantime the
defendant be notified Of the pending thereof
by the publication of this order and the sub
stance of the plaintiffs declaration, three
weeks successfully in tho Middlcbury Regis
ter, public newspaper printed at Middle
bnty, in said county Of Addison. the last of
which publications shall be at least thirty
days prior TO said next term
GEO. s. SWIFT Clerk.
JouS PRouT Atty Of plIf 23;3w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

WII1IAM. Writer'S, AUCrr0NEEy:--wILL SELL, ON
W. Saturday, ct 10 O'Clock, ct 1S7 Canal street. .
very hrge asscrtmont Of household furniture Of gen
tleman breaking up housekeeping consisting Of els-
piano t.o m:nel mrrors 7sby o. orna
wardrobe rosewood and mahogany centre tables extern
n cc one arit q paror f1ritsrs In plush. rich oil
clock, elegant tepestry and other
oc,osns, french ana cottage bedstsade superior
hsT nAtrssses feather bsda bs5dsF, Ia marble top
onreaus and washsAnds toilet SETS together
Kitchen furniture ~ 3 - -" 49, ~-s'
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OISTER AGNES OR CONVENT LIFE --HANDGONmY
- ilustrAted l2no. cloth Prcs 81 Chapter |, IN
PRODUCTION 2, First Sorows 3 Eduostou e. Jesuih I;
3, Domestic Changes q, Madsmoisslls's Tss T. Pro-
gress Of Prevention Q, Miracle O. DisaPpseran
10, The Flight H. Ireland L. Despair l3 Jesuits
Reflections II, An Arrival is, Entrance on Convent
LIE 10 Convent Lfs ~, Civil and Rel gious Liberty
Is, Conspiracy TO- Strivings after Sauctity 90 Ss
terly Love and Aothsrly Discipline 81, The Final vow
Y. An Unwilling Nun % Ric worship; a. Hssssy in
the Convent 26 The Hereto Examined; 20, Escape
"a Clerical Instructions for Trial BY Jury 2s An Irish
Trial BY Jury 20, Deportation So Reasons for Dspor
tation 81, Travel 81, Living Saint; 49, A Convent
among the Appenines 81, New COnfsssor; 49, suffer
ing Physical and Mental 80, Temptation. Suicide 81
New Victim SO, Discovery 80, Rescue Contom.
published BY RKER, 1HORNE Co., No l2s Fulton st.
WILL BE PUBL SHED ON sATURDAY-PRICE l2K
wv cents-'Guttle and Gulpit,n farce In two acts,
forming No. Of tsThe American DramA.u An sxhiia
rating little work for the lovers Of fun and bon bouohe
to city fathers and all who nursed Gotham pap
For sale to the trade, by WILLIAM TAYLOR CO., 18
Ann street, Publishers Of the Modern standard and
American Drama.
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n 8, HoUGH, AUcnoNEER -1MPoRTANr TO

N s. HOUGH, AUCTIONEER TO
LIZ housekeepers. sale OF mahogany and rose
M,od furniture TO morrow, Saturday, at 1ox NJ, at
street comprising rosewood pianoforte 90
tave made BY Traver and warranted; wood corner
And side eteeeres marble tops and glass plated doors
nnd backs suits Of rosewood furniture consisting Of
eofas tete tetes, easy, sewing and parlor chairs all
made to order the covering green crimson and gold
french nrocatee also, one large heavily carved suit
and ingram floor and stair carpetiDg also, al the
English OIL clotf few wel executed landscapes and
ut pieces, mantle decorations, massive bronze clock
decorated China vases ccorsd Bohemian cut class
t ms!cn po1es &c rosewood centre side and fancy
chairs choce ladies' reception chairs gas chandeliers
ana fixtures large and richly framed French oval mir
rors highly ernamented also, mahogany and cane-seat
Dofas, chairs and rockers, handsome rosewood, maho
anZ ana maple hedsteads with mattresses paases and
bureaus and stands ALSO rosewood marble top dressing
bureaus and washsands, with China toilet sets, exten
on and dining tables crockery ivory knives and silver
forks, silver tee set, two China do cut numbers &c
with all the usual contents Of well furnished house.
but too long to enumerate The sale viii take place
without regard to the weather.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

TNNE GROCERIES, HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS.
ct At sixth avenue corner of Twenty sixth street,
On Friday, September 1, ct 10 o'clock-Tsas, coffee
spices chocolate nns brandy, wine and liquors wood
and glass; and preserves Also lease Of store and
nxtes stand casks superior Ice box cost $50; scales
Weights and measures, oil and molassss cans tea chest
Of tn, stable furniture, 30. Deposits required.
WA. CARTER, Auctionesr, 81 Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

NE LARMONT, PARIS AND LONDON PHYSICIAN
lNs and surgeon IL consulted ia his speciality ct ~
Resde street, corner Of Broadway, from IL A. tl
Patients treated By nail N. B.-Nos tho drug store
yryHE MARRIED woMAN,s PRIVATE MEDICAL CON
Il panion-By Dr.. A. n. MAurioseu, professor q
diseases Of woman one hundrsth edition, $500 ooO) II
mo-; PIP 1885, on nne paper, 0ktra binding; price y
hood 70 wcmanhood and also wife and mother. An
fully dsssribed with tho causes tho nptoms and als
the proper mode Of treatment, In plain, simple, but
the most ehasts language, sssly undsrssood And tns
toms with those described, the nature, character Al
causes Of hsr complaint aud be spared much anxist
and suffering The wife about becoming . motns
utmost importanos TO hsr futsrs health, In respeet
which her seusitvsnsas forbids consulting medical 20
tssn, win and such instruction and advice, and Ale
occasion much anxiety or alarm How many are suns.
ing from obstructions rrsgulartss peculiar 70 -
female system which undermns the health Of The e6sss
81. ass sS:, a:: 20
proiaysus stss, CALLING q the womb o. from Dc. =
agony Tor nany Ionths preceding esaansmsnr e,
and unssrtain rsoovsriss whose hvs - hAssrde
during such tins win sash nnd in nspe(ssths mssnso
prsvsnton,. amsnsrataoa and relsf Hos nsay -
81 sussay possssson o. this lite volume II "a mprss
aesbis 70 convey fsry De various sunjects treated
~ thsy are Of nature strictly tsnded sbf The married
. thoss oontsmphtns marriage. For eals b 5trings
EIovssend, 2za Broadway; Adriaass, sherman 4 o.
Aston House, No, yessy street; Dewitt uAvsapcst
ss y 81 ' s rs Il.
oSssasus street Phdsdelphia On ihs receipt Of d
os Of d United ssiss an Issssrs mn b. saarsss1
post paid 70 On. A MAURsCEAU q el2e firsrt
rsat. N~~ Work or h~s asA Mo- Post (Ie~s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

DE G. BROOKEy DANCING ACADEMY, NO. 361
IL Broome street. between Broadway and the Bowsry.
win open for the season. on Tuesday, Sept. 8, 1854
+ The above httsd up and furnished in the
81 convenisnces Of modern timea The ball room, With
reception dressing, and practcng rooms Adj:oent pos
yond al question: the magnificent. convenient and
extensive dancing academy in the United States IL mot
Ia the world
Having recently adopted an entire new method Of In
sruction the pupils enAblsd to acquire AL the fash
ionsbls dances In very few Lessons.
Days and evenings Of tuition, (for classes Tuesdays
and Fridays from to 6PM for ladies and missss and
from to l0x r. n, for gentlemen and Lads.
Wednesdays and Saturday. for children exclusively,
from to o p. n.
Private lessons every morning, also Mondays and
Thursdays throughout the day and evening, and at AL
times not occupied by classes.
The lsdes primary classes under the direction Of
Mrs. Brookes
N.B-Ths opening soires ON Wednesday evening, Sept
t3 and continued weekly.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

IN B0YLK AUCTI0NEER, STORE NO. - CENTRE
4 . stseet-GIoceries, this day, September l. 81 10
0eo at PSI Centre street. opposite the Market all the
stock and hxtrss Of the above store toether with the
uDexPrcd ssse Of three years ct very low rsnt The
stock good and freh and VIII b sold without reserve
w 6. rEIIOR, AUCTIONEER--BY STOUGHTON \
W. Melor Tussday, September g. ct 101k O'Clock. -
ll2 Broadway near Grand street, elegant and costly
nrst clsss cabinet furniture being the stock os M
james Grund mAnufac ured under his super vis0 sud
warranted In every respect THIS sale embraces the
rEest and hest assortment II cabinet furatre Of
fered q auction and those In want Of good funi
rely upon It, giving satfaction and represented
HI tel propriefors the trade country msrchauts and
those about refurnishine viii 6nd TO there advantage
TO attend th sale The part Of richly
carved rosewood parlor furniture suite, red In
the finest saiin brccatse, plush and air cloth magui
ceny carved efegeres, Nth mirror doors and backs;
WARDROBE plate glass doors parior secretaries inei
With satinwood and richly carved lsdies' esbinsts;
and mahogany marble centre and pier t. ,ss
tete setcs SOFAS divans and ottomAns Voairs, easy
and ching chairs spenddly carved rosewood sud oak
hall stands: hal chairs; sewood oak and mahogany
ertenson dining table, dining room chairs In morocco
and plush fdeboArds library and secretary book c&ses
lbrtsy tables, card do; rosewood aAd oak reception
chair styles and designs; gothic sewing chairs
carved rosewood nd mahogany bedsteads mSxble TOO
dresaipg bureaus wsshstands and nmodes TO asohj
painted ard ensmelsd cha mber suites with and wthou!
martls tops rnsi, willow, cane am uPhobtered seat
Gotta chars pure horse hair mattress, 60 Every IL
cniy Tor packing for out Of town buyers Catslogucs
issued two days prsvou to SALE when the goods WIN b
On vl0W. Fl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE.
IN Via Nicaragua, Accessory Transit Company Of Mica
rasua proprietor In advance Of the mail Only
line giving through tickets, including the Ishmus
Capt Turner 900 tons bnrthsn) win lsave from Pier
No. 5, North River, at O'Clock r. n, prseissiy for
Pusnta Arenas, Monday Sept Aoonnscting With the
Avorits steamship SIERRA NEVADA 2,0o0l tons bur-
.hen), over the Nicaragua Transt Route, having but
weivs miles Of land transportation By nrst GLASS
ZION and aooomno- datons. For Information passage
tapply only TO
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

nHIxARD rABLEs-ONLY PATENT CUumONy N
10 zm6rsa, q thkty ysars standing. 4. Basaord's
dussd Drisos, ehssp Any l.rls ssers.s1t rad,
or snipY.S hl'ara Ilsysr .m a. s.S s1sss sd .ssC
4 lao Fultea szss Evsu sxe b the tisds for sale
DnIIARD TABLES FOR sALE-GEHTrxxEN WISH
10 ing TO purchase . good srticls win bsnsAt thsm-
sslves by calling T. G. 0Connor, ~ his factory, u
Ann street. the original avsntor Of the patent vulcanssd
pdia rubbsr cushops They msnnfacsursd under his
personAl supervision, and his we'll earned fame the
best manufacturer throughout the United BtAts enables
sArable sty they have gvsa s1lversal sssastion 10
opnoisssurs 4. Q. 0'o0NkOR, Al Am street.
DHIIARD TABLES -rBE LARGEST STOCK OF
I'D tables can b found Il No 90 Ann street. csnsstrg
Of slate marble asA wood BEDS with lately I'm proved
vulcarised fdia rubber cushi0ns which are 80 vel
feown ~ ksene superior 10 any eser invented AID are
sshco n n Us,ss ~ ~ s.,osS
I'd the public e sssss are lnyissd e al I'd udgs
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T,oR s1E-rHE Mc1P ELIZA wight, EIGHTY
IL one tons msssurs meet rte can b sssn bstwssn
The "a q ssptev.ss. II 10 o'oAeck, 6 MA Qae III
IN ~ seA ~ Rvsaie AsstloaA JOS. 0S1AANDKR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

GHARIB W. HOLMES, AUCrONEER SALE OF
~ elegant household furniture, p!snoforte, carnats
paintings &c. ct auction. G. W. Holmes viii sell Lis
day, Friday Sep at l01 O'Clock, the entire contents
q the first class four story house Twentysxth street.
three doors east of Seventh avenue comprising
rosewood suits Of paros furniture 10 satin brocateie
ansiy csrvss nshogsny suite in plush superior
rosewood bookcase finely finished rosewood escruitore
rosewood eteere, with marble top and oval mirror doors
and easy and sewing chsirs In rich brocade SOFAS
ana steel plate engrayiDgs, in handsome frames large
20 o. ch china and glass ware ivory cutlery elegant
WOOD and mahogany French bedsteads With paliassss
ma mattresses 70 f cottage bedsteads rosewood and
mahogany dressing bureaus washsands, toilet sets,
walnut e1enson dining tables china dinner ana tea SETS
basement furniture &c Sale to at l0K O'Clock
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

HOUEEHOLD FURNITURE MIRRORS &C.-wILLIAN
IL IRVING CO., auctioneers win SAL at auction on
seturday September loK O'Clock At the sales rooms
No Pine street. Aubekson carpets Brussels and ingram
DO, mahogany sofas In hair cloth and brocatsis ma
marble top centre and pier tables card tables mahogany
exenson dining tables black walnut tables tea tables
china and glass ware &c; mahogany bookcases and
secretares black walnut and maple cane seat chairs
rosewood and mahogany dressing bureaus bedsteads,
marble top weshstsnds hair mattresses feather beds
bolatses and Pillows rugs and about hundred spec
mems Of stuffed birds; also, to pay advances elegant
French Plate msntsl glasses superb pier glasses, extra
largo, and number Of ornamental framed pier and bed
room mirrsrs sngravipgs oil paintings, 30.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

DARIOR MAGTc-TULL INSTRUCTIONS GIVEN, AND
4 the apparatus supplied, for the performance Of
the above most fs&cipsdce amussment TOE selection
includes numerous decepcns With cards. tbs birth q
30 hsh the ioexhaussible bottle, 10 ks sxhlsstsd
81 40 fourth street. between First ssd gsonad avsnuss
from 10 to IL each dag, particulars cAa bs he'd
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

M ATnMONIAL "a NIDDLR AGED 0nenxAA1
Ul from tie 6oxth, posssssins . nses sesel - -
biebIy rspsosable, h 6ssissus 81 bsesG ..ssS
view a nsriu aey. s6h~ ause = petty, 49, ~
counplishe1. enc from good fsauy. Inc suvE.e1
s;v,,S ~ ~ ssus1. Al thsss whs answer 00 $780,
ti~rnsrt ~ - - ssne. All oom nusaoseeaa - -
Gsstsd Win perfect esaAasaes. Address esusss~sSs
n-saAvay PvN 0Aeh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

UvHE MOTH BRIrI-H REVIEW, NO KIN, r. NOW
II ready Leonard ecott Co, - Gold street. New
York, repsipt promptly BAcwood's Meg sdee and the
four esdinx Britsh Quarterly Reviews 1t ei0 pr an
p~n, .any ,ose - - any ave ~ sny three, ~. .
pAviews snd Blastwsod,s, -. ne Reviews, ~ SAB
eeriptisss seseivs4 - steyvs 80 - -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

M ADANE CRIH-PUAEHED Tbs Day nav 4
AVA rev and splendid portrait Of this world renovne1
vocalist Proof, On large paper, suns dollar C
ssu.aif, 800 Broadway. ubsrd allowance v tn.
,ysl vo,sas - y, ,ysisss 40 sus .ush " -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

CHRHFs eAIE-ON FRIDAY, SEPT. 1sT, 1884, AT
y &c O'Clock A. n, at the OF Sixth avenue and
Forty street. consting off steam engine bosr
ths sba ting pullsys and betting Also the tools for
the manufacture Of marbleised iron, &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

NEW LINE OF SCREW BEANHIPe 10 san. BE
IN tween New York and GlAsgow.-Ths Clyde Screw
steam Packet Companys now steamships, Clyde and Pc
New York CLYDE. Saturday September q ct IL O'Clock
noon Rates Of passage (stswards fees ncludsd)
cabin 500 limited number Of third class passengers
win be taken and supplied with good and comfortably
cooked provisions ct e26 Bsrtha mot secured till paid
for These screw steamships have bssn built and fitted
dplss for securing safety comfort and speed and carry
each an axperieneed surgeon For freight passage
apply to ROBERT PATON 90 Broadway, ". Y.
Money orders granted Glasgow In sums q 81 stse-
ling and upwards, payable on demand
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ID O. KEMP, AUCrONEER-MORTGAG AGES SALE
III q furniture, pianoforte, SO, this day, Friday,
St 10 oclook ct IS Nassau street, rear Fulton r. o.
KEP wn sen ct auction above, very large assert.
meat u handsome furniture removed Tor the convs
nisnes Il as aad al Of which Is Of good quality, aud
WIN y sold Without rsesrve, BY order Q the mortgage,
and osnsists Il one handsome pianoforts rose soou
paxicr furniture suite, rich china dinner and tee
castors window curtains pier and oval mirrors Brus
sells and other carpets, mahogany sofas and chairs
library aad secretary bookcases, oil paintings marble
top centre and rier tables mahogany and other bed
sieads, hair mattresssd paiisssea seat chairs
Kitchen furniture &c., So PianofortesAt IL O'Clock
,n = sod zen elegant rosswood @ o. excel
those In Of good Instruments These pianoeorres
may b relied upon to give satsacion and warrant
Cd BY the makers. Nay BE- examined before the sale
CAtalogusa ON the morning Of sa's.
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DRY GOODS, &C.

NEW FALL GOODS. BECK CO.. WOULD RES
IN pectfully invite tia attention Of purchasers to
their large and splendid stock Of dks shaws clos
mantlas, do lanes csshmerss, msrnoes lsdiss cloth
velvet, bonbssins, cscoes linens white muslns hosis
been selected with great In Europe ct low prices
Also, 1000 pieces silks and merinoes purchased low
small advance. Nos 35t and S57 Bro dway.
DICH DRESS GOODS; FALL 1854 -UBsnEII. PER
~ con LAKE now prepared to offer TO the u
dies one OF the most varied and well assorted stocks
embracing many novelties and confined styles. Also
an extensive assortment Of Paris dress silks, French
msrinos, do laines saxony plads &C., 10 purchased
at the late auction sales 1t prices full Is pecent less
than the cost Of importation. No. AL Broadway, b
an Grand and BIZ oome streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

TOHN ". SONERNDYKE, AUCuONEER-SrOREN NO.
81 ITO Centre treet Of Franklin Public house
stock fixtures and valuable kase at auction, Satur
day, eeptember 3D. inst at 10 O'Clock at No "a Spruce
street. fhs~bar arrange ments mirrors, framed engrav
inss paintings, clock tables, chairs bagates board
screen, ice box gas and water pipes Also four years.
kase from Nay last ct an uncommonly cheap rent.
WILLIAM 7. BOYD, Salesman.
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MAWRuGONTAX..

HTArAME MORROW WILL CAUrE RUUY Nal
IN ria2As, wAe vii I'll enjoy ths grsa4sse nDgonu8
natrnl nkal bliss, ara viii skow tie persGn A10 -
narrye tbreNGh IN ASSORTMENT which - - eaase y
nurAnats itss1f BY i.voBnx ths yswun - nDrNeaAeA0
eilnss anA vll Ten al svsu>s q NJ 90 sveu - ~
: usp IcssAnittad s&f stDh sNatfeDl t1f "
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WATCHES, JNWELRY, &C. E
LyNAMULm WATCHES FOB LADIES = BEAUTIFUL
~ Hyiss, ffoa - 10 90, waxranted g. @. ALLEN
II Wan street., near Broadway, second hoor.
TURGnyDONH WATCHES, m HUNTING CAHEH
d from $50 10 $500; warranted perfect time keepers
q. 9. ALLEN, Ne IL Wan street., mar Broadway, -
oond 6oor. It4.n
CPLENDD GOLD POCKET CHRONONKTKRa, WWU
- run without any psroept6ls variation, from 312S
$50. G. @. ALLEN, No II Wau arsst, neer Broadway
second Aoos, ~ ~. s'.s..1 81 I'M
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HOTELS.

TUE BIZ EvOORT HOUSE. FIFTH AVENUE, CORNER
Il Of Eighth street, New York-This establishment,
finished and furnished with all the modern convenences
and comforts, will be opened for the reception Of
nent transient visers Tuesday the 4th Of Sep
tember. 1t will be conducted entirely the French
pan with restaurant attached meals sent to
The catering department will be exclusively under the
direction Of Mr. sanderson, late Of the College Hotel
Families DESTROYS Of engaging apartments do BY
Supplying at the ONCE Of the hotel to the proprietof
CURTIS JUDeON, Of the New York Hotel.
CT. DENIS HOTEL, BROADWAY. CORNER OF EIEv
y enth street, opposite Grace church hotelhaa
thirty suites Of apartments for families, twenty
four suites for single gentlemen and hundred
separate rooms including house on Eleventh street,
and the six story house adjoining, Broadway. Not
withstandng it, extension this no kept without
public table Each family served in thsirovn apart
ments. Single gentlemen engage u 18th evssk
or BY the day with or without board. restaurant
attached to the house DRW ULHN. rrnrisA0
WAvERLY HousE, NO eo7 BROADWAY, CORNER
w Of Fourth street. will be opened the European
PLAN Families and single gentlemen can here And
rooms TO please and ct prices corresponding with the
times. JOHN l. MOORE formerly Of the Croton Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-01

TT 8 MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR HAVANA
u and New Orleans.-Change Of sailing days to the
2dand 18th Of each month ~hsn these dates are Sun
day, sept 18th, With the departure OF the CRESCENT
CITY, John MCGOWAN, Commander, at Up. NJ, from pier
foot Of Warren street. Freight to New Orleans 40 cents
Shippers win be supplied with blank bills Of ladng Of the
form, signed BY this company, on application at this
Office.
EXTRA srxANER HAvASA.-On Tuesday, Sept. IL, at
2P NJ the fsvorite seamshp Falcon, with passengers
for Havana only, OF the following prces:-Stateroom
berth upper deck, ESQ., d. do lower deck, $780, steer
age, found bed and board e25. For freight passage
apply at the once of the company III West street
ner tf Warren street. n. 0. ROBERTS
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'tHARiEs MORGAN. Agent, No. Bowling Green.
TINTED STATES NAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA

TINTED STATES MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA
" Aspinwan and Although passage tickets in
cludng Mr. Hnckey Isthmus transit ticket, will b fur
shed 1t the lowest reduced The Ishmus In
six hours On Tuesday, September at O'Clock p. NJ,
from pier foot of Warren street North river viii be dis
patched the feet steamship GEORGE LAW, to connect
ct Panama with the new and superior steamship JOHN
L. STEPHENS spare boat alsays kept at Panama, to
prevent detention In Of accident Tho accommoda
tons for passengers in ths steamers OF the Pacific and
United States NAH Steamship Companies are unsur.
passed. and parties about to visit California invited
to call and examine for themselves For passage
1t the Company Office, lit West street, TO
G. A. WHITNEY.