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CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MARKET.

cAnnRipoE CATTLE MARKET.
reported for The Boston Daily Advertiser.
At marke, 1850 Cattle, 100 Beevra,
y 20 Stores.
Market Bcef-E1irs, per cat,
P-l0; Grsi quality. $500 second d.,
100 723, thsrd do. s6.25; ordinary
|5.25 liid~s s6.25; Tallow, $50 s75
p"lt-, so6 SOCIAL skins. l5c per
3 Veal Calves, $50, o, lass ordinary
BED
Stores Working OEen, sd2,7l, -, i02
J %, ia, liz. 1874 l56 Cows ard Calves,
So, -, ~. "a, ~. ~, 81, a., 80. 50. 50
~ T~o years oid,sl5. ld 20, "a, "a, -
J 80 Thee years DID, Ell, Is, D. 80,
b. y, IL IS.
Saeep and Lambs -;iSoj Fl market--
I ara -i.50. 500, &. :. By lot sl.65
= =. AS, $50. as. 3. asa.
ssgHe-M Wholesale, still led, Sc, and
IN fed 3 &c per h.
krmAIks-- Market well supphsd; but
1 ase az few cattle ihat come under the
7aa 4 cSta % hrst quality a large
amber Of boetos from the Wesi aro ~
pcclcd 3. Bnehion, io-mnrro~. $50 large
-, inlm bayiDn, ohsa. we're all taken
a. 4. Pierce ksa. IL West Cambridge.
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nARRE AcADEMY.

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a. arArLHNg. rans Iy.,l
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HAIR OIL.

RrssEL sPAtLDfAofs HsssmAry
~ aud castor Oti. 80 ii.lsfsssesi tstifiHf
fIrEnraf ane ta4ssiistias ia hsif, lterA tzFJsl
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SUGARS.
DYE STUFFS,

k0 BBLs refined Sugars OF tie various grades to
~ he -od for less than A. any other place IN the
ettv. New Iuiun. &. HURT 4 SON
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1T r.,asftatis fsfi t,.t taiunr ~ ioufr.ds q
riHfr tt .l,iaa rLe ists sshuiNst tss Fceits "
sH.b HilIs rafHnpaIlla b. pfsfar,d tuf ore hs- ses
d.aHsl &c. 500 a tFpfufrd it snt satnifea1 D. W ts
his.rvf isr4s haiu Tif eiasi.H sftfsf thasa-riFes
g. srt ft she hrhf ihsi u isgisd fie beat Pfsls
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LIBERATION.

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i 49, ssaaf aHrsf ~ ftfaata1sf " "a essfflif
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GREAT CHANCE.
BOOKS FOR THE PEOPLE.

4 tLaf- Efe aaat.f g. ell zee 30 !, .a,'4f No.,
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Huiohlns, Hair Dye.

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Removal,

/ ten fsraaVea o. 40 vi RIOS ius Street, tS.a
ssas. ~ lua ihr ra.i once hsff b. ioead
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The Seventy Anniversary
The Ba,llr Of Bennington was celebrated
great style on the l6sh inst.
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rnE GREAT
KENTUCKY REMEDY!

s AAAI li9 kN$T I N%t%
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TESTIMONY.
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NOTICE.

A. spfiirsfias ifiIi b. snsds s. fhs ueSi Ssnsftl
A.. aisit ~ ts STATE a ffrsaut g. hsf' ilF opin
arf q Wtnl,af aaa ofangt tua g. i1srs % ~ 80
sd Efessfs ~ ne s.afnii a' taissafiaf tpa Gas
fiis aad nth~a~f 10 fiss opatif 20 AaiisHat sha
Flffsfsid ana rhsrt4ras 90 10 ranAiF ~ haiaha
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TESTIMONY.

~ f.snna,y iii. she fiiesing tsndsrs sursEfuaa.
sII.aas.ns 90 90. ,faf.,i IT bulls aaf slsius ffgu.
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NEWYORK STATE FAIR.
The following Discretionary Premiums were de-
clared in connection with the regular LIST Published

IN Saturday mornings TRIBUNE:
DISCRETIONARY raENrr~s .
Csc Of Oriental Perarec sAsW alter hifney NO
Isl W,.t lsth g.. y Y. Dip AID :. $ Med.l .
riertsl PeTfunst CrstaJsmes Ashsrd. No. 81. S'een
ychs, AecAL - -,
son Co WNsaw. y. Y Dig. AID ) : MEDIA.
Five specimens Natural H.stofy-Joka @ Bel No 20 bToAd
vty : Medal
c,ntrie Pe.;le ard Mortar c. inseson Enirs, y. T.
P.,nt window Bind. sl-se yunoar Brothers
4 20 Heels W"ris Oneos Co. Diploma
W.,hns Drying ApPsrstGs-T King No Isl Broadway,
sr.eirer. Of Card Wntins-Jsnes C cornveil, Rone.
Ar+eei.i Eyes-Dr Jane. Grsy, No. Isl Gr.nd.t N Y.
I'm. A.crtn,n, Agricultural Booh-C ssx,on No li2
po,,. Of ceneut3F WIDOWS, No. l Chanberr. n. Y.
Diploms. g., o.,- usu.,,, . p.,--,.,- Seventh
r,i. Iron ore lrcu ard seel-Hiryey Steel and Iron
ccmrspv Nott Haven y. Y. oiplona
Ued.es Rain A;sT Fier-J. L Cheney q Co., aoenes-
IN. Msehiue-wulism II. Johnson Granville, assa-
Palmer. ps,eut Les-Psuer Co Springfield MAs- d.
pioms ,nd Medal ,,.. r. " 60, p,o.a
wy Y Diploms ,,,, 80 n,
~, ms ard Silver Medal ~
Specimens Of renmsnship-A. kidder Broadway n t. s
erMsd.. . ell, ,r.,
Rocfrs sla,e-J.rss Reuvck Jr New YORK Silver Meal
Case Den;isuJ-J. o. Amber, No 81 Washington st. l.
Silver Medal. ,...;.
Clsrins lnsr.tor for Lighting Rods Lyons. Aor'ani,
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK.....oeI


sie.m.bip H.D.a (Brem GeerLen Bremen Sept q md.s
I'D ia Oelrehs Co Sc 1T s lat ~ - Ion
90 ss.d .hip Eastern Qa-en bound Oct g. Of the east
end ~ Ing TssDd passed ship Cb.ce White from Lv-,pooi
hond The II Ie Bremen sept ~, Nth strong
w,sry wind which lasted four das snd arrived on the Bar
"a ,n non SEPT NJ The n. brings 81 cabin passengers
.ro ss7 in the .,eersse little Oct ., at
p M passed steamship Hermann hence
10 w. Meyer Sept 10. lat y Ion - IN ahesvy gale
from W. shipped sea, lost suwarks shifted cargo ane 10
iured
Bah Hugh Biihead Of Baltimore daden' Bueoos Aye'
a. bo.roed by the ship Robert Hard ng from Norfolk for ca.
lao IS day. out pt lat n 30 n lon g. b spoke ship
Ro.e sfsi6i.b I54 DAYS from Shanghai for New York
Br. Bobn fHs0 JoIseDseD Stocs holm aud Is days from
Falmouth where abe in le.ky iron and 10 psssen
GER. TO Fubcbe Mebehe Oct lat 40 lon 50 spoke
ship O,psro from Rosion bound w.
SAILED-Ths s. fisaie Independence for San Francisco
In tow Of esDius Leyishsn. Aso sate Penelope tFL)
bound home. 10 tow Of the steam-tus Titan
WINDS w
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OWLS HEAp.An oe,, l. 'eb'' Ssya0v"' weber -

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w.. GI.soy BhdsPor s~s.dh.A w Msop E.s; c,
C.s GrB. Smith Smith Dshon -Four Sitter. stesln.a,
NOIfoti Cicero couney Provs.nes 49,. ha1a L.ys'
H.rsSordi ai.s.rd,r N CHRISTIE Se~:sed'ord Ar s,h,
s:".p s..1ssse GS.' ssos
A Payne s.dd,r E.tpoI,; Roach bs,snsn ss',on
STATE Slower. Boston; Canton Kelly cumbs,l.nd sshr'
e., Jotp a Rc.eh sstsm.n Boston; H-ary P.y.on u.
dIdse DOL Moss Brown, Bs.er Dol Globe Kelly 90 Ne
s bls Ssr s so:SH d. s.ss smith s.-s
RockhiD PsDus. Proydsnee Jsssz White, Godr-? DO
Ncr.ies s' haui.. Tseii MeI M.1a
Tn srssRssl rsSs, rs s's s9''0' '''''
Oct R' W. E:ra Say. sn e:
bis M.Iib. Knsn.n Berry Alexandra. Ar 5tt .hig Bsa
R G. 'Is B. S Ri. Sy sa 81 Mom
,or SD -in. W,'hip sam DaPnns 'saf Ire, tGse DJsr'
Benz, for Wlm G \ ' G ce S.I.. s. I.so ross
Havana; Helen A. Warren, Sargent, Csrdens.; David Nick
rsovbE s;scfo' S' Oct s ' .S 'ss!
B.tToIt ThSns D'p.on sto,, Aep's.,I. rG.d.i
as f Nssd cs s eh os S P.t
Providence 100 iuusJ Gibbs Baltimore; Alns Le,vitt
@ afhs s
rd .,n cSaag T.nne e e: nd
Bes NsrYO Ps1ios s'S'E s'',; A al ,i
%a Ne Rh@Ssd 6a
Baltimore Mil c4weA rhil,selphia Charles Moore H.
Brown, Grass, Point Y sid seh. Williams ,ursh Ksech,
suaoD We Kate. slidmore Mes Yorh.
Sd h Ws.,o S. Sf Hin GsSs sS
justin. H.wir Clarendon tilm.n Bsnsal seeey L.a.sn
Mourn .bs Bsbbdr, Eiliot samuel R:otn BI%-oi
l:s Rhos Gsrqse Hr,e1 Ps"dsGD w Na sUs.
N.wY OH; joseph Baker Aues se~-Yes Arr S,ih chr
Lion Hesy G.%sen for CITY Point H., ,S 'a Sui
spsudns, fhiladelphia bhs T.ylor SeePsr Pe,Su
I,s.c Cohen Herr Carer ST. John " B. Lucy Amss Anss
RicHMoND-sld Oct. t. scbr. Sarah Z. Parker P.risr
N,wYoIi; seaman Coboum Providence. Ar 5,h, sshs
G.eso Smith, New York Courier, ROsey; sostSoi Susan
Ltmu.i, johnson. Boston
sALEM-Au Oct .ehu 10; crands ch:'s B.," 1s
fb sleh,p fI Sc hn boston
ard ss,1.m oysHt b B9 fs. aso New Bedford
for Ns. .s%1 Az .,f ~" Stubs
Ga Iis Tweed Nelson M.tlsna ,eht Atlantic Scls, ~,
New Yorl MsIiehosd and Gloucester Cid 9TH brig W n
Boothby Cofl, wind.or sid brig Boston sch5. JHd az
Wrd Lupt from Lubee) Philadelphia J. Tinker Reed "a"
IessSASsasHArr De-, bark R.p,.e5, Br y, 9nsbes
Mo He, ar ,chT More. Ksi.r. so.o6
WILMlNGTON, Arr Oct 8. .ehr Jane Insr' IAN.
scrtia; ] :. Wilson. Beardsey New.Yoh
CID Oct BIZ schr Eolus stubs Turk. ISLAND hh shf
Hope W CANDY Fnso Eew-Yoik Emily hsnsin. do Wen
10 sea Oct soh Be FrspkD for Norwich, CT, ara on'
IA. Il VAninder. for Demsfsra . $50
WASHINGTON. Gam. Sept 80, sehr tlitabeih Ann
MurJoe New Yott; Oct !. schr Actor, White, % Eva
Wis do I'd Rio ODonne do Cd Washington Rae. do
CID OCT ,ebr MARY Louisa, Abbott. WI.
wAREHAM-an Oct ,.chr. Asss.m, Be,.e SeT fo pa,
Benz smith Ball do ID. schr Forrest, Pniladelphia' tib
sehr. Yankee Doodle, 3rown. eIandnsi Cornslia Ssw
Yors Sid 29ih sehrs Jane Howard Ne~ Yorr So1' Cor
pry do Eunes Rose, do brig John HsthsSsy N.Spo,,
sehr Ais1sns.r NJ Chrise, PhiladeIPbia 3Oih .oop
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OyrR TBr PLANS tn. Sacramento Journal says
immigrants are still arriving from the plains; large
number are already in, yet many are sdl beyofd the
Sierra Nevada. Mr.. Anc,ew Blake, Of Napa County,
reached Sacramento on Friday last, from over the
plsins He brings with him his family, and also two
brother. in. Law ard their families They left Mis-
souri on the es,h Of May and arrived in thu State on
the 2stb ult. They came the Carson route, and had
very pleasant trip, without any loss OF stock, ua-
Ill they arrived at the Sink Of the Humb ,idt, when
ease that ia 30 prevalent at rat place and which in
slmost every iDsiauce proves fatal Mr. Blake says
large number Of cattle and horses are still back,
The owners stopping to recruit them preparatory to
crossing the mountains. Large numbers have already
died ard ere still dying from the effects Of the aka
line water and pra-s Mr.. BIS family aud relatives
are from Kosciusko County, Indiana
recent census Of the City of Savannah gives it :
population of H. 600. The whites number 6,ala, and
the blacks $50.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

MURDER OF THE MATE or THE AMERICAN SHIP
ALIsTRo-A correspondent at Cowas, under date OF
Sept l9. writes: The Alestro arrived here on the
10Th int. having one Of the crew "a rotagusse w
August, on the high sea- mid-voyage from Havana,
the mate dying the same day. an extradltion war
rant III der he AshbIton treaty, was obtained from
IN. Secretary Of state, a charge of murder, and
the care was brought here to- day, before Capt
Btrpers. The facts proved were, that the prisoner
threw his breakfast ON the deck, and on being de-
sed by the deceased TO clean II up refused To do So
Some alteration and souftlng ensued, during which
The prisoner drew his knife and stabbed the mate in
the breast.
The mate appears to have appealed TO the captain,
who reprimanded the prisoner, and for ssuc'ness
struck him, making also Of some expressions, in
a general sense which the crew, Us also the magis'
trate coDstru. Ia have particular bearing upon tue
case. More scuffiiDg ensued between The mate ana
Re prisoner during which the latter AGAIN drew ,ne
knife and stabbed the mate on the right hip and 10
the left arm from which the blooJ flowed profusey.
The mate tainted, became inseusible and in seven
or eight hours died The magistrate having salts
Fed hinself that this not murder, declined the
jurisdiction, Dot considering himself bound to 90 on
With the case as one Of maossughte which, uoder
he general low of England, he might other
have done, and consequently, the prisoner was DIS
auged.
TaE STEAMER PErREL DISABLED. The new
sesner Petrol Capt Tins with II pass ngers. from
Gassow for New. York. put back in distress TO the
Cyoe where sbe arrived on the 18th of September.
ne following account Of the disaster We take from
elseow paper OF the l9fb; -
he feres steamer Petrol, which sailed from this
fs for New York on the 9th inst, has put back in
ssseled state. From the 9TH she experienced q sue.
ssson Of most violent gales from W., accompanied
fyhemep6ous seas. On the l2th, when lat. So 59
o. go SO, ahesvy carried away large portion OF
eeHaiboaro bulw srks forward, the manopma't, BIN
nse, Wheel and gear and injured the fcremast 80 Sc
vtny that il was found Necessary 10 cut II away Ga
eNth the passengers solicited the master to return
1dCspt. Tins, considering that the quantity Of coal
on scs6 vas not sufficient to permit of his steamlng
he rensipdev OF the voyage, and being unable TO
supply he want Of the foremost bore up for Clyde,
and srrysd here early yesterday morning. He re-
porsth tie vessel behaved most admirably, and the
machinery werked exceedingly well. We are sorry
TO add he, thre we're several cases of dysentery az
grs.s,sd 20 doubt ny the excessive violence Of the
xsaAsf snope the steusge passengers se OF which.
,ss every medical assistance, proved ia'a oeiwesn
snS wh ana lib .nce which date the disease aosted
srSsly disappeared. 1Ss passengers who died
ena'iss AoTrice, aged 81, servant, IRON scot
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STATE OF THE MARKETS TO-DAY.


A.HEs-Tbe market is inactive as 81 for Pots, and
So 10 for Pearls.
Corro,-No,hpc of moment doing, prices are
s'eady.
FLOUR And MEAL-Tbe supply of Western and
STATE Flour is noderatei but nth good home ana
eastern demauc prices have advanced 2'c' DOL
The better grades advancing, and are IN gooo de
mand.
Canadian Flour is held at g. so. The sales OF
Western Canal are $500 bbl-. at o. 37as7 % for
common TO good State; e. o9a:s for Common to
good Ohio and mixed to good Upper Lake.
Southern Flour is better especially the low grades,
which are scarce; sales 200 bbs at ~ s7i ass -
for mixed TO good brands Baltimore, Alexandra, &c.
Rive Flour is inactive a. IS IS. Corn Meal Is quiet
at "a 25asi 37i
CRus-For Western Wheat the market is buoy
ANT and this il in light suppIy The sales are 1000
Lu,hels Red Southern, from store, at 81 -; $500
bushels white southern, ii lots, at 81 s3asi IT,
Reefs heavy and inactive; sales 500 bush River at
81 L. Oats are lees abundant; Western IN parIicu-
lar which are scarce; sales OF State and Western al
a. a sac.
Com il in very active demand and prices are 10.
higher the inquiry is in part for export sale. 10 oVo
lus a, y a77Ic or un.ound; 75c. for damaged, and
7sa79c for western mixed closing buoyant
WHI.Kr-Price- Of this article are rather EASIER
and the market is dull 100 bbs. cold at 37ic for
Ohio and zee. for Prison.
PRovIsroxs-Pork is unsettled and nominal in
value; the demand il very light; sales OF Mess at
sic 70 a sl2 a5 and Prime sll l2Ssll %.
Reef is heavy q. all for County Mess, sli for
C;tv Mess ard els9sl5 25 for repaczed Chicago.
lard !, dull at 10; lO;e. Butter and Cheese are
steady.
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NEW-./b'RSE'Y ITEMS.

Drowned Last night at IL o'clock, as the ferry
boat Arre,s oh crossing from New York 70 Jersey Oiy
overheard into The NORTH 1ver and wac dtowned
When the about third Of the way
tending the bow Of the boat IN front O.,
the ehsin and sezng his cap exclaimed. hurfsn oo'
and jumped The boat Of course passed over nun oSs
W, stopped and backed up to him The nanas
mad, ever ,xetou 10 him. but did not succeed they
Ar usually lave the means al hand 10 save
Sroxn but the, complain that is occasion passeng n
ned " th th.m such extent that he vas lost
Thss no did go were intoxicated The who jumped
ever to any board He rather large
In ,se was ssed black aud glazed Sone Of
the tss pgers aid that he mu-tsche lie was spps
ruty thirry yea sge The officers OF he bost have
The name OF gentleman who the deceased leap and can
give description Of him.
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Hsfshvsy rsss~d and ordered 20 be PAID moon w
maze % r-eo-sd.r the ,rpe.iiou NJ showsres =,
k-pse bot va laid uron RE table The heense !"
bte, v,s on motion transferred 70 LEWIS Fisher the os
r.l yroprietor HAVING rsisqushed bu.rneo \ NOTION
usee 20 revote TIE licenses sraa.et 20 n1Ner OF
vso hu nee been .csraree h.A the Necessary ico
ncd,iors tu, ~ithors~s The Presiasn. afniart as
INTENTION sniuE al sceases r-satet, eIeeR: tnse
h. e eorvpc.d cot ened thereto Tie Beard inca
.siorrnel. stss ee
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Land: William Crope, &C, Scotland; Joseph Adamaon,
20 carpenter, from Ireland; Lllin AenIies Wright,
81 from PsisIey; and Arcbd M'E~sn, %, . servant,
from Scotland. The Petrol proceeded last night for
Cla,cov 10 get the necessary repairs.
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Spoken, &c

June Ia, SON lon 49, ship Crystal Palace. by BARI p
adm al Rio JsDsro.l
Jpjy a. lat 80 3,S clippeIsbip Spirit Of the Times o
Baltimore Valparaiso of Cape ST. Msrys by bark Sn
Dragon, OF Rio JsneiIo1
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1usuranre Companies.
10, ,c r1RE INSURANCE. COMPANY,

pEPUBLIC EIRE TSS comD.DT s.,,ss d.. s.Ss.i
zee ~ 10 cash and securely INFESTED are prepared
s; z r sss. .. sr ss1s .
sss rae Of even per cent .a.:r .'ss
srTip oearin6 interest which serp 10 Do
10 ss.b uheBe,er the seesmulstsd pseno eos ssp'>A
sn"'N YRUsTELa
Charles n. R1sel, Dsnnns Daer yreesncca =, ps~0S'
Oar lel Fearing, John steward, Jk lane ~ ~.
$3.50. e po~n,ns Re.hen Wirbeo Frederic O. Foster.
Cssa-sy B. Lamar, Edward c. Confer, netee nmb
" - Wals. Ic-srh GsIlard Jr Ssnsssl v. HSAnAs,
Isaac Townsend, JaA n WstsreaJ' vsnG w. 49,,
Jsnes Warren, George Cnfts, .. 9. vc"S
Arthur Lsary (eorss I. Adee, John Y. 0fss'
Nort w Hsmilton John J. Asfo, JE -.
ROBERT g. HONE, rrsnss''-
DvseAGT. Cvaay, ssssstsry
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n)otcr Cure.

AEW-LEBANON SPRINGS WATER-CURE.
~ This ,.t i.t M NJ inder Of DR.. HAWLEY
nov open Tor the FALL and WINTER A. we have our
plur a. lib 6lhd from the famous WARM sfhiNo when
e never be r. able offer better faeifsos for
WINTER TREATMENT than any other establishment In ne
WILLIAM A HAWLEY, NJ d.
New bsnon springs. N Y, Sept lSi2
YNHE ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER
CURE offers the best accommodations for pursuing the
tr. winter and feasnablo e else
wb,re Adde'S o n WELLINGTON, NJ D.,
No i7a 18th st., New York
NETWORK CITY wATER-CURE. No. i7s i2hs-.
corner Of University place.
VNATER-CURE HOME. COUNTRY and
w cry Or sHEW'S al Oyster Bay " l. fof sum
Or r,.h,d ssy BY Cro.on from Fulton Ferry and
d. T.YLOR's cor 9Th sv aud ssh Crystal Palace.
omen the hole year reached by town conveyance Inc
b.f Of scc and reasonable terms at both places
VNATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SCHOOL,
w No IS LAI9Br-sT, TRAIL, d., PROPRiE-
TOR -Aceor odeon- so 0 Patients Competent female
Phi, .ps The brd Lecture Term Of the Hydropshic and
Phy,iolosesl School will conmence Nov
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Ofsan Gteamers. Or.

NETWORK and CALIFORNIA STEAM
N SHIP LINE via ACKNOWLEDGMENT Transit Com
mar, of NnEAsa. PropreSTs ThrJgsh in sdysnee Of The
MAJ The sph hdd doube-eLxine steamship NORTHERN
LIGHT u harden Cspt l. TinAIep-as xI leave
I,.r,s ON FeIDAi Oct n w,tb tie fsyorits
.s..r.bip YANKEE BLADE "a so tEns bg5en) over tho
NICaRlGUA TRANSIT ROUTE, having bat twelve miles
Of land rrarsrersor y hr.te-'- carriages Ts. sesness
q. up.prrs-ssd W their ventilation ard sesonm"dsiions
so, ir,oyu sfion or psssse. aprly only 10
CHARLES MORGAN Agent, No Bowiinf ef-sn-
B-CenneneinE on the th October the e,ys OF saians
o,h ,,..ue viii re changed 20 tie lzh sni 9Th OF esch
norrh hcn day. fall sun.ay The steamers viii
leave % the oresy following There viii be 20 steamer On
The 10Th Of October
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DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line of NEW
Steamboats, an0 Railroads.

OCTOBER, 1854. - For Shrewsbury Long
~ Br.uch Highland Dock. O;esn House Port washington
New and splendid steamboat ALICE C. PRICE Capt A. H.
Basser,y will leave the foot Vi kobnsonst North RIVER
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