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every description united In doing honor to the
anniversary of American freedom. There were
professions of Sunday school children and
temperance societies, floral exhibitions, water
excursions, railroad excursions, dinners, sup
pers, serenades. American patriotism, and
there is no purer and deeper patriotism than
that which exists in the American heart, mani
tested itself every where and in every form.
The newspapers TEEN with accounts of the pro-
ceedings of that day.
There was one man who, true to the instincts
OF abolitionism, attempted to desecrate the day
by burning the Constitution of his country in
the presence of a company of fools and luna
tics. The man who did this deed of shame
was William Lloyd Garrison the State in which
it was done was Massachusetts, and the people
who witnessed it with appreciation were aboli-
tionists. But one thing was wanting to com
plete his infamy, and that thing he did on the
fourth Of July.
Many unpleasant-many distressing acct
dents and occurrences took place. Rival socie-
ties had, in several places, pitched battles. Ma
tives and foreigners, Protestants and Catholics
also came into collision. There were frightful
accidents-the most shocking of which was the
accident on the Susquehanna railroad that
proved fatal to SO many young and hopeful
hearts and carried gloom and afliction into so
many families. The day, however, could not
be expected to pass off without a cloud or a
sorrow. Millions Of people of all ages, sexes,
and conditions were engaged in celebrating a
great patriotic festival in every mode that can
be conceived of. The general holiday threw
together men, women and children of all ma
tons, societies. politics, and dispositions, whose
resentments, strong enough at all times, were
naturally stimulated to greater activity by the
exciting influences of strong drink.
But the day passed off as great nations
birthday should have passed off. 1t was ap-
propriately, generally and periodically celebra
ted. May that unlucky day never dawn upon
this country, when the 4th of July will either be
ignored or desecrated.
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Latest Intelligence.

A Geographic dispatch states that, at the
conference at Tetschen, it was decided that
Prussia would not formally declare war against
Russia. but would place portion of the Prus-
sian army under the orders of the Emperor Of
Austria.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday morning, June 3D.
General Dannenberg has succeeded to the chief
command Of the Russian forces on the Danube,
in consequence Of the wounds received by the
general in command.
General Luders had his jaw carried away by
q cannon ball.
From the Baltic the report of the English
loss at Kalma Karleoy is confirmed.
On the 21st all the screw steamers pro-
ceeded to Gronstadt, and Stettin Geographic
dispatch says, the feet Of upwards Of forty
vessels had been signalled from the western
end of the land off Cronstadt.
BY the Peninsular mail, we learn that Rus
sian agents were trying to infuse some new
spirit into the Mignolite party.
The vines Of Medina had been almost uni.
yersally covered with blight.
ST. PETERSBURG, June l2.-Several ships
have arrived with goods, and are likely to find
return cargoes.
The officers of the British steamer Tiger, it
is said, are to be exchanged for Russian pris-
oners.
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ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

IL In compliance with the fourth section Of the
rules and regulations of the General Land Office,
dated December goth, 1882, hereby give public
notice that the following Virginia land warrants
issued to the heirs OF the subjoined parties, on the
18th day of July 1885, for their military services in
the the war OF the revolution, under the command
Of General George Rogers Clarke, viz: Pierre
Martin, No 1868; Charles Pelette, No. 1894 ;
Lewis Lamarche, No. 1865; John Lamarche,
No. s.3C6; Beauvsrd Lamarche, No. 1897; 10
seph Peter, No. s,36S; Lewis Gagnia, No. $500,
and Pierre Gagna, No. $50, eacn for one hun
dred acres ; and between August and December,
1898, (the precise date not recollected) TO Louis
Leava, No. 500; Lewis Clcrmont, No. S64l !;
Joseph Clermont, No. S,642; Nicholas Lackhouse,
No. s6i3 each for two hundred acres, and TO
Pierre Lahour, No S,6i4, for one hundred acres,
being lost or inislad, il is my purpose under said
rule, 10 file duplicates of The above described war
rants and apply TO the General Land Office for
script ior the same. b. B. LONG,
AIT. for the parties.
Washington, D. c., May 81, 1854.
June 0--3law1m
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GENERAL CELEBRATION OF THE
FOURTH OF JULY.

We have been much grati6ed to see the evi.
dences presented in our exchanges Of the gen.
eral celebration Of the fourth Of July, at the
north, the south, the east and the west. There
was every kind Of celebration that can be i'm
agined. The great unpaid standing army Of
the nation, the volunteer soldiery, turned out
in tens, if not in hundreds Of thousands. With
their gay uniforms, their variegated banners,
and their soul-stirring music, they exhibited to
the eye magnificent pageant. Societies OF
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PROGRESS or THE CHoLERA.-There were $50
deaths in Cincinnati last month, including forty.
five from cholera. The epidemic has broken
out second time at Shepherdsville, Kentucky,
and nineteen persons have died The place is
now nearly deserted. Nashville is nearly free Of
cholera. AT Toledo, Ohio, il is said 10 be raging
most fearfully, carrying of ten or fifteen persons
each day At small village opposite Toledo,
twenty-seven deaths had occurred up 10 Sunday
evening. Mrs. Charles b. Burkhardt, a sister OF
Mrs. Brough Of musical celebrity, died Of cholera,
in New York. on Tuesday.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES GOODS,

NJ very desirable for hot weather, embracing
most Ike articles usually found in a wellordered
establishment A large and varied assortment
now on hand at moderate prices, Wholesale and
retail, at LANES
Gentlemtn's Furnishing Store
June lS--dlmif Penn. ave, nearly street
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CHOLERA ON SnP BoARD.-On Tuesday morn
ing the brig Virginia was towed into the port OF
Cleveland, Ohio. The brig eh Toledo on Satur-
day night with crew consisting of captain, mate,
and FIVE seamen. Shortly sler leaving, the cap
tain and three OF the men died with the cholera,
and the others deserted the vessel. They took
the ) wl boat and rowed ashore, and reported the
facts TO the proper authorities, when the steam
tug was despatched above.
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THE FmLBUsTER TRrALs.--On Saturday last,
in New Orleans, Judge Campbell ordered Gen.
Quitman, DR.. Saunders, and Mr.. Thrasher, 10 give
bail in the sum of $1,000 each. All ofihe accused
refused 10 give the bonds, and were consequently
placed in custody OF the United States marshal.
The case will probably be carried before the State
court on writ of hsbeas corpus.
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OK THE 4th instant, an important railroad open
ing celebration took place by grand excursion
starting from New Albany, Indiana, on the new
road from that place to Michigan city, thus con-
Meeting the Ohio riFer, below the falls with Lake
Michigan. This is an important work of internal
improvement 10 Indiana and the west.
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FIRE IN LouIsvILLE-A great confagration is
reported TO have taken place in Louisville yester,
day. The loss is said to amount TO 100000.
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FLour IN NEw York was quoted yesterday at
s6@s7 for State, and s. so for southern.
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Greece.

Advices from Missolonghi to June ID, say
that the instruction was totally extinct at
Epirus, but the Turkish troops we're marching
to Thessaly, where the insurgents refuse to sub
NIT
The United States frigates Cumberland and
Saranac were at the Pireus.
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Asia.

Safea Pasha is appointed governor of Circas-
STA and Abasia.
At the latest dates Sctmayl was in full
march upon Tiais.
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THE AvoNDALE FACTORY, at Laurel, Maryland
with all lis appurtenances. has been sold for the
sum of $4,000, subject to ground rent of 10000,
redeenable at option, at 8 per cent. interest. 1t
was purchased by Messrs. s. p. Heath and James
Arthur, and is considered cheap
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NICHOLAS, OF RUSSIA, will not allow any Bible
societies in his empire, though formerly they were
encouraged and assisted in their establishment.
The says that he has that they all are
connected with political movements. In political
matters, he thinks he is able himself like all auto
Gratis TO determine what is for the good of his sub
iects.
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A CHURCH Blown UP.-The new Catholic
church at Dorchester, Mass, partially de-
stroyed on the fourth. Much excitement ensued
in consequence. As no smell of gun-powder fol-
lowed the explosion, it was supposed some new
agent was employed for the purpose.
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CAUTION TO CHILpREN.-On Monday, son of
Mr.. Fayete, of Camden New Jersey, swallowed
a cent the little fellow could just say so. A
physician sent for, but his father had the
thought TO turn the childs head downward, when
TO his JOY the cent came out The cent had been
battered out, and had hole in it, which probably
prevented il going further down.
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Ten THOUSAND EMIGRANTs IN KANsAs.-The
Glasgow (MissourD Times, in an article on the
emigration to Kansas, says Private letters state
that about ten thousand people are on the move.
Five hundred crossed over at Weston last Satur-
day, and about the same number on Sunday,
while the roads are filed with people all bound
for the new territories
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i Nh sesansH-ms sAiDs ss1DsAnG - - ass
f1ml az Me- zsCnS osss LA
No. lshtys havtns bssa salt u es.tzss s.4essJ
MI seguaton, - b tAsk SaganeA tsassys skpagth
~ 9eed I'D t6r aoeoumsdaonas M pAassngsss sss
n1sq161e0 - asgnncs 81 ssm1ssA eltE-5 ~
fnse 8 paassW hsn Nsv Yuk = UvsEyoa, N hrst
s.Aa. $40; n sssosd d., 81 nzisAvs ne < sztza
yFsn LheRpeoa 70 New Tea, ~ anA So
A sp.isissd suvsn sasaeAsi = sAsA sAip
No hasth ssssesa snt1 peld ~
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L,0a CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA SEM WEEKLY
u United States Mail Line Tho steamship SOUTH.
RRNER, Evan commander, wi leave pier No e. North
river on sstur ny, Oct, 14tb at O'Clock p precisely
For freight apply on board where al bills Of adiog Win
he tigted and for passage, at the Office CT SPCFfORD
JILfsioN CO., 30 Broadway. Through tickets 70
Foids 80 foows-to Jacksonylls $3i to Plata, $40
TTokKoRTO ok PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND THE
IL u. x man steamship JAMEsr0wN, Edward Caveudy
nder, viii leave pier 10 North river, Saturday
October IL, a. O'Clock p. M will arrive la Nor
folk u neat afternoon ard Petersburg and Richmond
the following mornings from Norfolk passengers for the
South proceed by railroad direct with through tickets
from Weden TO Wilmington, Augusta Charleston, Alta
hns &c Passage and fare sfatcroon included 20 Nor
feb a. passsee and fare 10 Petersburg and richmond
go; steersse, half price. Apply to
LVDIAf & PIEAsAETs, % Broadway,
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AGENCY.

CANADIAN RAILWAY DrRECrORs-A GENTLEMAvs
~ aged 90 Of several years practical exoerience, H.
the ercbandse department Of English railways with
the highest class testim ,pias TO qualifications IL de-
srous Of joining Canadian railway company a. agent
would be acquisition to trafsc manager. Salary
flt0 year and expenses paid out address (prepad)
krThcmas Waters 80 tanmore street, CALIFORNIAN road
Isinstcn, London, 81 gland.
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sIIIpPTNG.

L,0R sAvANNAH--FARE REDUCED THE UNIFIED
Il States mail steamship KEYSTONE STATE, Captain
cay 0st. 1 a. 10 o'clock A. n. Fare $50 steer,ge ~.
For the accommodation Of passengers going beyond
vAnnah the Keystone State win not proceed up TO the
city Mt such hour TO compel them to remain there
over night. The state Of Georgia leaves above the
following Wednesday. Agents In New York-SCRAN.
TON TALLnAN, 10 Old ship, where staterooms may be
secured.
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T,HE MARRIED w0nAN'y rxIvArI MDICII ocH.

v VIZ MAk-fltD WUMkN,S fMv4Tk 0HDlCxL CGWs
dceAscs Of woman; hundreth edition. 600 ocol n
10; Pr s3s; On fns pspsy, exrs biBdinf; priee n
Every complaint 70 whieh 10 subject from xssf-
hood IL womsnhooc, ana also wife and a. cheY sxs
fully described with shs cauTss, he mptcus and ass
.hs proper mole Of treatn snt 10 plar, dmrls bat h
she nost chAsts language easily Understood Ana tAps
ons with thOse dsssribed she NATURE shsrssisr s.ss
OF her complaint and b syAred mach srxis*y
and suffering. The wife about ksecmtns : pctSes
VS. often ussd Of instruStiaa and ad1es o. IL
tnes importance to her futars health n respsss d
shch her sepsiivsnass fords consulting sdicsI geo.
sxllasstions OF many Eymptons vheA otherwise would
,ccssicr much anxiety or alarm. How nany are suffer
ING from ce<tuctious irregularities peculiar 70 tse
fss systsn, whtsh unIsnfrs The health OF the eseAs
4 which thsy ignorant and Witch their SsNessy fos
bids seektng medical adviess How many suffer frcm
srosrsus utsr, Calling the womb) IRON Auor ~
su, tvsAtnsss, debility, &e)Rp~ many Ars u sopatssi
wany have ei@en3t not dangerous deiverss and slow
and uncertain recovsriss WHOSE HIVES are nsssrdeI
durirS suen time VIII Ssh End n ra pager the means q
prevention. srnsliorsticc and rsii6 How many m
se7 mcmsnss, how n1oh anarish might have bsea
ss-cc 70 sbs sufferer 70 hsr husbsnd 70 her relatvs
aosb's to convey fsy the Rricus subsets rsetsd e
y thess contemplating marriage Dor sails y Sdings1
STovuscnd, ga Broadway; Adrisacss s1ssnIn Co.,
sssor Hours, Nc. vesey street; Dewitt 4 leveaDaFf
cfituus Buidins.,; at Nc. Asscy scuss Broadway
sorh; Joseph .ucksr yohfs; also, r. \, PstSr1sa. n
hss,ort street Phrrdeirhis o, tts rso0fpt a q =
soyy wnI 10 Fssetsd by man, FREQ Of peSaw &D~as ;,
ar n re Urstsd states. All Atssrs r1rst - Srsps
sost pab, 70 II. An MAUplCrsU. Cface IN T,he-.v
trsst Ns~ foh. OF her l2s\ Esv ysss psst o.
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BwzRD <. oo7E1sa, g Wan s.sst, New YorA.
MOWN, SIMPLIFY 100, Liverpool uonden.
yOIIN SUNROE 4 CO.. ~ Rus Notrs Dane dss Vie
GEO. B. DRAPER asvre. Ft0iyes, Paris.
hs owners Of thses ships viii mot b accountable fcF
god silver, bullion, spscs jewsy psscious Stones or
rnets unisea bills Of adns dgnsd thaos, md IL
value thereof therein expressed
shippers WIN please take notice that The ships At this
une cannot carry any goods ocntxlhand of war.
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CAUTION.


CAUTION-T8E UNDERSIGNED WILL NOT BE RE.
~ fponsible for any debts OF any nature kind de-
scrpsion contracted for my BY any sgen
ferssnt Of the undersigned, or by any other person
PERSONS whopsoever without my written order there.
for Dated New Yors, October 8, 1884
GODFREY A. JESSEL, 81 Division street.
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d ED STAR LINZ OF LIVERPOOL PACKErS-PACKEr
N 14th Of October.-The splendid and ma ynid-
posuvsy sail Saturday. 14th inst ct IL oclock pre-
oissly 1he accommodations for cabin, second cabin,
and storage passengers Persons aoout
procsednx Europs would do we'll to this
be vessel before sngagiog anywhere else To
berhs early application Ahould b made hoard, at
pier &c. Il. X foot OF Market street, or to
w J. 7. TAPSCOTT CO. Sc south strset
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REMOVALS..

NOTICE OF REMOvAI-NEw DRUG STORE.-DE-
IN LUG co beg leave to inform their customers and
the public that they have removed their Broadway
to the marble building 685 Broadway, three doors
below Becker street. where the largest and select
assortment OF chemicals, family medicines, perfumery,
and toilet goods, will always be found 1t the lowest
prices IELLUC CO., Chemists, 635 Broadway and
$50 Fourth avenue.
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OO11 ROADWAY IMPORTED HOWR
OO( - bsnshss, fsetA9s - p1snsA, egt6sarss
al hsl1al vrsa>As ard bsaqusts h bes1tful v.rise
Mssssbg towers abundant an1 h fsu1a Doas and lave
fog lspsy baabsts; IN assortment anAIen JANE TUCK
m 80 Rssdvay, up stAizs, bstvssa whits nd walhs'
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CADEMY OF MUSIC, FOURTEENTH STREET,
"A UNION SQUARE
Last night but six OF the eogsgenentof
MADAME GRlSI AND SIGNOR MARIO.
FRIDAY HvFNING, oCTOBzR 10,
win he presented with and appro pirate scenery BY
Signor Alleen, Eelhni's Grand Opera, entitled
PURITANI.
(The Purftsns
Prr cps characters BY Madame GRISI, signor MARIO,
signor suSlNI, and eignor BERNARDO
PRICES or ADMpHIoy-
Parquette and Fhgt Circle Of Boxes ...........:..$2
Check for . Scared Seat Addscic0sl
Secorc Circle OF Boxes.
% o0rSs
Pris ate and Proscenium Boxes SO 70 $50 each
Seats may be secured 1t the box Once, IrvinS
place. dsily, from A. N. till bP Y and $50 1T WH
Ball 4 SONS, $50 broadway; and Van Norcen Kinss
IS Wal street.
Doors o.sn at OK O'Clock; performance ecumsr ces
at TX O'Clock.
N,HEATRICAL LADIES AND GENTLEMEN OF THE
theaticsl profession, of Acknowledged talent, wish
hg eDgs meDts for the wuter reason, win please ap
ply, (post paid) to c. H., Herald offs immediately,
DROoKLsN MUSEUM -CrMPLISENrARY BENEFIT
ID 10 n. B. Hammond by the Burton Dramatic Asso-
citation, Thursday evening" oct 10, when VIII ba
duced tn tragedy, 10 FIVE acts. Ct veNlCE PRESERVED
Pierre, by II. Hammond Jafler by Mr. II. A.
Howard Belvidera, by Miss Kate Cennor Sailors Horn
pipe r. Stanley selections from the opera OF LUG r
7lA BORGIt, by MT Scott TO on,lude with the
medy, in two acts, OF USED UPsir Charles Coisream,
by G. r. Iyrrell; Ionbrace by Buckley; Lsay Clut
Stanford. Performance commence at O'Clock.
eta IN nj Arts nf tho hOua
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DURTON'R-sUCCES OF TEE MOST SATISFYING
ID description attends the present perfJrrnAnxss.
1hursday-ne corsy Of 20 PARENTS AND GU Al.
DlANS with Burton and P1sces THAR great p<xts a
Wsddlovs and Tourbillon he Amer:cAa oouo>dy Of
NOVA DAYS With IL br liant cast Of t2n0led per
former Also, the farce Of 1rE NEIGliBORS In
vbIch Mr. Johnston and Mrs burton win appear The
AIvAIS win be repeated on Friday.
DowKRY THEATRE l. r. wAIDR0N
I'D 6taes Manager, =. @. wenyss.-Doers epn u
O'clock; commence 1t TX. Boxes, 2S osnts; Pit I'D
Gallery, lax cents Thursday evening, October II,
LIGHTS AND SHADES OF NEW YORK LITE; DAnos, by
Nias wells thA dfth set Of RICuAR}U.; After shich,
IRISH BLUNDEhS; to conclude with TIE DUTCH GO Ar
DIAN HN tE
DURDY's NArIONALTHEATRE CIRCLE kNE
Il Upper Boxes, - cents, Pit, 12k cents; Orchssts
Heats, 30 cents; Private Bo1es. IS. Doors crsa d
o'clock; commence ct ~. Thursday evening, Oct IL,
TIE CARPENTER OF ROUEN Herr Won SPRINGER In
bis Astonishing PEI formsnoes; after which, THE VAN
PRE- Kossuth Hazouiki Misc Lafole and IL Petite
Saome; and TO conclude with THE MAGIC ROE
DAPNUA's AMERICAN MUsFUM THURSDAY,
Id Oct II Evening, 1t IN third week Of the sin
eulsry beautiful and truly fascinating drAma.lsst
French moral romance, produced with much elegant
perfection at this establfshment and attracting
such applsuoipg Of grathAd and enthusiastic
people, the renowned and effective E0SIACHE. In the
afternoon, at O'CLOCK two amusing farces, iongs nc
The living Rhipoceros. african Boa Constrcto1, %
feet long, Happy Fsmy and al tds curiosies san Be
without extra charge Admission, Is cents ehkk
rem under ten IAN cents
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ID ND STAR LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKEIs-PACREr
II nth 0csober-Th splendid new and magnificent
packet ship ONsihlL.AIlON Captain Allen, win pos
lively sa Wednesday, 18th October her regular day.
the for AL GLASSES Of passengers
surpaased about proceeding 70 Europe should
malt early applications berths board, pier
SO East river, or 70 W. j. TAPSCOlT CO., 50 South
otreet
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HEO. ca gIsTY b WOODS MNsTRMS
NJ 444 BROADWAY,
under the control Of

under the control Of
b. WOOD, Business Manager.
GEO. CHaI9TY, Stage Manager.
ETHIOPIAN MINSTREISY,
BURIE1QUE OPERA, LIGHT FAhCES, DANCE ETC,
Afroanzed by the most accomplished company in the
world
This wreck, the ext1avagAnxA Of
BLACK BLUNpE1sSl OR FORTY WTNKa
With several mulieal gems from
FRA LMVOLO.
James Crow. Geo. Christy
oors open 1t 6K O'Clock; to commence - ~ pre-
Oioely,
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Z, On ssvsNnAH--FARE REDUCED-THE UNITED
A. 81 les M. u steamship KE1tT0NE STATE Captain
Hsrcie, viii Leave Philadelphia for Savannah, on
Wednesday, Oct. III, Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. Fare $40
sfeeraeeG sfe ttate OF Georgia leaves above the
foIct i1g Wsdfucav. AGENTS In New York, SCRANTON
TallJAN, ~ Old rips where 6siUocras may be ss-
eUsta
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CEYLMONTHLY LINE. FOR NEW ORLEANS, kTOP
- ping 1t Havana, carrying the United States mail
Ths steaDship CAHAWBA, R! w. Shufsldt, commander
win sail for the shove ports Wednesday, October D.
at IL o'clock from pier Ut foot Of Beach street. North
river Freight taken for Mobile. Passengers for Ha-
vapa must procure passports before leaving port Goods
For freight passage, apply 70 LIVINGSTON, CROCHE
fON CO., agents, 81 Broadway. N.B-1hs BL ,CK
Cahawba, ard sail Thursday. November O. Bills of
ladirg must be sent in for signing the evening previous
to the chip sailing.
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nMsS GOODS CHEAPER THAN EvER.-LEBOUrL-
~ her Brothers have received from auction and
private sale nmeDse stock Of silks, merinoea, CAsh
ness 90 aines and Valencia robes Al Of which they
Are sailing at unusually low prices ALSO largo assort
neDt Of long ind square shAws br0cAds soarfs &C. The
usual stock OF ribbons, embroderss aees Cloves no
siery, 10. LEHOUuIlIER BROrHLRS 90 Osaal street,
four doors from BroadwAy.
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VTyOOD'S ETHOPTAN MINSfREIG
w MECHANICS, KALI,
az ROADWAY.
n. WOOU... ............... nosmese AAnaGHs
Pn0GRAMA1 yoR TIM EvrMFG,
ETHIOPIAN NELODIES1NESRQ JIGS AND FAM.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., GUTTAR, AND
VIOLIN SOLOS,
Concluding with very laughabs Aferpart, In Which q
whole company win appear.
Doors open ct an early hour, entertainment eonMsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

TTOR BREMEN, VIA SOUTHLAND ION-THE BREMEN
e msn steamship HANSA, Capt l. Geerien, WIN san
for Bremen touching at Southampton to land passsn,
gws fer England and France Tuesday, 18th Oetober,
at ~ O'CLOCK noon from her pier 80 North Yvsr Price
Of pas age-Fsst cabin, 500; second cabin. >at An
ssraDsed surgeon Il ats he'd 70 the vessel Specie
will be taken after Saturday the I4h inst For freight
or passage, apply to OELR1CHE co. 90 Pearl street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-12

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