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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

$500 s 50! ss1s 100 .a Nav a. Fo ~.
siAe ~ --rsnas and good las~ii,n-, us<nsuubsredi
sko, several tns dwellings 10 Brooklyn; alsa ssser,
ferns located IN New jersey New York, sot nncso
ent APPLY TO g. A. ROBIN ON, real estate brsssr ast
snetiostsr 9i real esiate oay IS Nsissu stree Rooms
Mes. and 3, ny stars.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

DOARD ON BROOKLYN HEIGH
ID who can room together wi find partial board an
sDa the CONT Of homo for the winter, at 43 AidiAg
street. near Flu ton ferry.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

YTyO LET-TBE EC0ND STORY FRONT ROOMS OVER
Il one Of tho mot e1ter rive dry goods ~ Fulton
street Brooklyn. The situation Is Of tee hest Ia
street ber opposite Clinton street and the reu
adapted for millinery dregsmal ing any hght fancy
business. More be bad # required. Apply to
A. P0AGE 257 Fulton street, Brookifn, or G COLTS
PLRGER IL Centre street. Of Chambers street,
New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

nO9Rn IN WEST ELEVENTH STREET, NEAR
ID Broadway -Roous second third foor. vi, h
board for gentleman ana wife, TIVE single g-ntlencn.
apply at Is Wet Eleventh suest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

DOARD IN BROOxLYN-A FEW GENTLEAEN OR A
ID gentleman and his wife, ss accommodated
good beard in very pleasant location. and where
there but few bOsrders and emily Ave minutes from
Fulton, Bridge or Cathsrire ferries. Apply ut No. 81
Hj1h street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

lrARN FOR shIf-Sh miles from the village Of
K flushing l. containing eighty acres OF ncs, rate
lard, the p)ans roao; il han on II good d0el
Ing and outhouscs, and plenty Of fruit Would be sod
together or In lots 10 suit nr;hasers. Apply " r.
AhIHUH. "a wall street Now YorN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

YARN FOR SAIE-CONrAlNING u ACRES OF
< land. situated in Westchester county, about 20
miles f. on, this city The New York and New H,-
knnfoad Apply 10 J. h. BROWN, 1877 Eighth
avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

ITO LET--BY PARTY DECLINING HOUSEKEEPING
Il neat cottage, In central location, contatnina
seven rooms, vault, ard wash houss Toe fasniturss
liberal reduction fret cost. Croon water and gAs.
An excellent oppOr thrifty for small family Possessios
1st Of November Address JuyeaL Herald once, with
real and ad1yess.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

nkuG STORE FOR SALE THE STORE, 10 TED
IL IL leading business thoroush fare with good
practice, cee, &c connected The present propre
being practicng ply wonld SELL take active
buAiness ~ coTsrper Apply to
EOWES 4 THOMPSON, 81 Nassau street, room 7.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

II OsT-- ON FRIDAY, 18Th Inst. SUPPOSED GprNG
IL through East Broadway, Broadway, John ADD Viii
liam streets, to South ferry small parcel containing
two PLAID cress sleeves ny cavj me at III
Monroe street, the nncor will be suitably rewarded.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

DOilER FOR SALE Low A THIRTY FIVE HORSE
II power cemotise boiler, nearly " aud in CON-
plete order Inquire a the Locomotive Works, Jersey
-,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

D0ARD AT NOS. 108 AND 10S EAST -FOUR TEEN IF
ID street "A few select boarders mag Obtain pl,
Tooms handsomely furnished with board at the abpy'
frst class houses; the houses and sly fur
pishea with al the odern vepences, desirable 10
cation, &c. References exchanged.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

II OST OR sTOLEN-T9E FOLLOWING CERrrvTC. TEs5
IL to The espitat stock Of the York Consolidated
Stage Dpsny:-Eos II, -, 10, 20 and %, each for
tor sha es. Said scrip vas drawn to James Foehay,
messed by L.. n. Copoyer The public eau ioeei
against otiat rg the above found suitable
ward will Be paid by leaving the with H. CsnelL
Esq, CASH Mechanics Banking Association.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

nOG 10 THREE IOLLAeS REWARD LOST
IL from 423 Pearl A,reet Of Rose, Tuesday
morning, . black st Bernard dog, four white feet
snd vhe breast The above reward will be paid on
recovery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

~ EsInABLE SUITES OF FURNISHED R01xS "A
pr yatc family y, uld Jet .pte Of roows 20 one oc
two gentlemen Inc bou,e e usw and has al ans mo-
nts and is III ~ the oss Ocaltes
the city, mt 10 the and stages NO ~ Wess
-Four teenth rect fret house west S1fh avenue.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

DOARD IN BROOKLYN-0NE OR TWO GENTLE
- men, or q gentleman aud wife, can be accommodn
ssd with pleasant rooms, at ~ Concord street the
second block from Fulton street The house Ia new
gasasanly located, and very convenient :, Fulton OF
wan street ferries. Best Of references given and
quirea.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-09-21

4 FaW lOUNG GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACC0MMO-
IA dated With breakfast ana tes ia Of the p 49,
aatest ,ocasi the city, NO AZ East Sixteenth
q Irving pace, one bl0ok TrOnA Union
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30
DIR. j. *. DJ LIN


EIIOC I'D respectfully iaoIn the citizens Of Ei Dorai,
and the adjoining counties that h sill reside. il
unoa city, at his old stand where he win be hapJy to al
E:sier or ,eacrbe TO OF for any who wish his ser
wees tie uses nothing Of mcycuria or corrosive
s.! an internal euledy he puisues thc old German nethoo
o Hsctin mating or Judging diseases by the Urine,
Whch ne Eas ro falled 20 gv definite description of the
QiS?aSe lie also proposes 10 describe all
INTERNAL nIsEAsEs
BY the pdse IN all external diseases he wishes 10 see the
patenF II tose VINO may have tried their family Phys
GEMS and they have failed to relieve them III cali on him
that III most they ould receive entire satisfaction,
as IN the following discusses had success
tr nervous affections, affections Of the liver dvsneus,
feoril diseases in their various types pleurisy astts
CHS, ccas, etc.
INcIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
rheuma- ISM, hs dopsy, Cancers, white sweazs uic.rs
Of all kids Gua piles diseases Of the spleen intesnes
ald kdnoys. Obstucons Of the urine organs all Kinds
of Female Diseases if certificates were OF apy account
he could obtain those Of hundreds who has reezed such
unparalleled benefit and ieefby takin; Ills Medicine not
only in acute attacks but Gseases of long standing which
has rehaps been lingering reyng uo the vitas for
months and perhaps years All those who may have occ.
sion 20 seek the aid of Physician would DO we'll to give
u call ard see and test the matter for themselves He
tied down to no old notion fne spun theories but the
ories principles aud remedeS which he has found by 6l-
gent study and close adherance the laws of human
nature. expeiance and practice be ecacious and nai
nbe when IN the power Of medicine and all hs asks
his practice to be appreciated in accodnce Us it merits
ne knows the systems wh-ther of medicine or any other
science must stand fall by the effects they produce
Call aud see for yourselves
10 Sm Union City, Feb. y, 18s4
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Public, No. 80
AN ACT authorize he issue of registers to vessels
owned BY the "Accessors Transit Conpaly.'

Public No. 80
AN ACT to authorize he of registers to vessels
owned by the "Accessor, Transit Company.
Be enactSd by the >endteand HOuse 0f Representatives.
IF the limited States IF Aniprca in C1agress assent ed
That the Secretary of The Treasury be- and he is her by
authorized 10 registers to be issued in the of
the president Of he Accessory Transit COmpan " in
corpOrated under charter from the State Of Nicaragua
for The steamboats, vessels owned b, said company and
empo ed in the transportation Of merchandise and pas
sengers between the Atlantic and Pac hc ports of the
United States, through the territory OF the State
aforesaid Prortd That before the granting Of regis.
for any steamboat vessel owned by said company
to be employed aforesaid, the president of said col
pany to be employed aforesaid the president of said
company shall affirm that the said steamboat
vessel is owned BY said company that all the Offices and
ut least wOhrds of the citizens OF the United
States persons not the subjects OF any foreign prince
State that all the officers and directors of said com
Of the 1t ck OF said company owned by citizens of The
United States which oath affirmation shall be deemed
sufficient without requiring The oath or affirmation of
other person interested concerned in said steamboat
der this shall continue force year and no longer
unless The president OF the company aforesaid shall,
within from the date OF the register, make
the oath affirmation aforesaid and the collector of the
shall certify the date of sadrenewed oath al
rmaton aforesaid and the collector OF the customs shall
certify the date of said renewed Oah affirmation The
back of said register whit shall continue in force for
one year from said date and The her affirmation
be renewed and the endorsement made each
and every thereafter and the register shall continue
in force accordingly.
SEC O. And be u further enacea That before granting
register to any steamboat vessel owned bv The
pany aforesaid, the president hereof SHALL together with
eureties To the siactOn of The collector
the customs, by whom under the direction of the Secre
Of the Treasury the register be issued become
bound To the United States in the sum of twenty y.6ve
thousand dollars, with condition that the steamboat
vessel shall Be solely employed IN sAs transportation
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30
HAVE WE A BOURBON"
AMONG US!

All persons interested in having this question solved wlE
dnd immense aid (nd comfo in bottle Of that fine Old
Whiskev the BHIcK Sr,RE decl7
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30

0EoRGETowN.
ALWAT, ,STARKWEATHER f. CO., Proprisys
proprietors of this extensive Hotel take pleasure i'll
announcing to their patrons and the travelling public
generally, that their House is still open the reception
3osrsrs and Travellers Having lately improycdit it with
GOOD BEDS & BEDDING,
'eat and airy Bod Rooms and Private Rooms for the
'ommodation Of Ladies and Families.
he TABLE is furnished with the best inthe market
while the BAR contains good assortment of LIQ UORS
snd SEGARS. 4 u . TT '.-
In Addition is stable FOR the accommodation of Horses
ma leans The stagesf for Sacroento City arrive
epart from this House every dsy, rendering great
aiencs to the travelling public. JOHN ALWAY,
J. NJ. STARKWE ETHER,
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30
lPnbllc. No. 2a.l

AN ACT TO re mbnse 20 the Common Council Of New
York city. expe" lures made for he rsl regimen, OF
New York volunteers.
BE tnacttd 6y tie >tndte ami Houst IF Representatives.
IF the United Notts IF 44nlerica in CongresS dssembiei
That the Secretary Of War, the settlement and a.s.
under the ACT OF Congress OF June second egh cen
hundred and fort, eghi,! oi the claims of the
council of New York for expenditures made in organizing
transIoI ng clo hing, and subslstlng the first reg
Burnett, prior 70 he erng Of said regimen into The
service OF the United Safes shall be authorized and
quired allow such OF those claims BY supported
BY satisfactory vouchers showing thai such expenditure
had been fairly made and necessary and proper for
The service notwithstanding hat such youch may be
informal and defective for want of particularly: /r00-
d,, That the amount allowed shall exceed three
Thousand hundred and seventytwo dollars aud ninety
Sents
Approved 29 June, 1851
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30
uAu..uEiUW N HOTEL,

NAVA.NL iOW n 1UIEL.
MAIN STREET, GEORGETOWN,
+. NJ OLMSTEAD, Proprietor.
YEVE proprietor Of this Hotel would respectfully call
the attention Of the citisens Of Georgetown and the
Public generally to the
SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
which he prepared to furnish TO all who may favor
him With call Having lately rofnrnshed and renovated
the entire establishment in all its departments, in q style
den CT being able to render entire satisfaction the
fastidous.
THE TABLE will ever be supplied with all tie sub
taptals and dccacies Of the and the BAR will al
ways be furnished with the choicest Winss Cigars end
Liquors
Stage for Sacramento via Colous and Spanish
Flat departs from this House daily, rendering great
venieuce to the travelling public.
-" 's,r9'' 2Sth. III 3mpd]
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30
Public, No. q.
AN ACT confirming cerain land claims in Louisiana in
the bls,ruu grant.

Be it enacted by the >tnae ond Honm f Rt'r*e"t"iTs
of the United Tates y Am"rioa in Ctng'to" r..
That such of the claims entered in the report d. ted mir
te,h Of July eighteen hundred al hitywo o! the reg
later aud Monroe Loulsian- heir o,' MO.
ougt 10 be connrIed accord ng 'he principle, iero
nised in the of Congress o the hrd March, ogh
hundred and ory-one pnrsuan' 10 which Re sid rrr"r
was made be- aid he ie hereby. confirmed oi he
ex EN- and under he limi'a icielltd he ot-
ions he said officers.
SEC. 2. AMI re N1t rthfr saateA. Th"t he Coz hrnaon
BY this ac shall onl' optrae as ieInqu Nhneo o. NJ
part OF The U MED Sizes, ard >hali fec be ~, ri
adverse claimants t" he l.uis prove juii
cal decision in regard 20 he same aud upon hc ieGd
ton 10 the General Land Otle % proper hil nt su,cy
duly ap rovrd b. the surveyor generrI r say cuuLrnh.
tion by !his ac he commissioner shall cause aten;
be issued ii satisfied that the is contiued and
ve!ed according 'o The true ineni of this ac: tfo'a'"
Thai Il in Claim confirmed b, ihi- act not
actually located prior the ihrd Of March, eghieeu
hundred aud h, -one, no iocaFon OF the shall be
made he prejudice OF an. acua. settler. bu such toa
ing claim NAV be oca ed any public lands he
Ouacha district 10 which there may be existing pre-
emption other valid claim, under such regulations
may be prescribed by the Commissioner OF The General
Land Office.
Approved 70 June. 1854.
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Public. No. 26. ]

AN ACT TO authorize tie selection Of school districts in
lieu of the sixteenth sections within the twelve miles
square reservation State Of Alabama.
Be enacted by tile Sats and HoaSs Of Representatives.
Of tie United State Of Anerca IN C0ngresS aSScn.Hel
That the school commissioners of township six SOUTH
range east, townships five and six south, range
easi, and townships five and six south, range three east
Huntsville district Alabama, be, and The are hereby.
authorized to select, respectively by legal Subdivisions
from any of the surveyed public lands the quantity
be, contained in The sixteenth sections OF SAID
townships within the twelve miles square reservation ;
which selections. upon being approved by the Secretary
of the INTERIOR shall be holden by The and
upon the TERMS lor The support OF schools in suc
~nshps, The sections numbered sixteen, within he
said reservation, would have been, had treaty stpua
tion made other disposition thereof.
Approved I'D Jnne, Is 4.
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30
Public, No. H..
IQINT RESQI IITINN dir.ntlnn ihe co

JOINT RESOLUTION directing The connexion of the
public surveys in Alabama with the boundary line be-
tween the states of Alabama and Florida.
hesotcet by tile >eaae amt RouSe # Rpresentatioes q
tie Cnted t0tes II Ameru IN C""yeSs assehabIed, That
The connexion of the public surveys in Alabama with the
boundary line between the States of Alabama and Florda
shall be made under ihe direction of the General Land
Office, and that the be executed early practca
Bile.
Approved 2. tn June. 1854
The Empire County argus., 1854-09-30
Public, No. SOL

AN ACT TO enable the President Of the United States to-
fulfil The third article Of the treaty between the United
States and the Mexican republic of the thrtieih Of
December, Thousand eight hundred and fit y.hree
amended BY the Senate Of the United States.
Be enacted 6y tile >.ute and House Of RepresentasiesS
f the Lnittd >tateS IF Ame;ca Cnyress assenaJled,
That the of millions of dollars be, and the same
hereby, appropriated of any money in the treasury
otherwise appropriated, enable the President If the
Uni ed States uhl the stipulation in the third article
of the treaty between The United States and the Mexican
republic, of The ihriieth of December, thousand
eig hundred and tiy-hce subsequently amended by
ffe Senate of he United Saes; of which said OF
mill of dollars, millions to be paid
the exchange Of the qualifications Of said treaty, and The
remaining three millions the boundary line
shall be surveyed, marked, and established
APPROVED June 20, 1854.
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Of merchandise and passengers between the Atlantic and
Pacific ports OF The United States aforesaid that the
register shall be solely used for said steamboat or vessel
that shall be sold lent otherwise disposed of to
any ober comp ny, person PERSONS aifd that in
such steamboat or vessel sh be sold lost or otherwise
prevented from returning the Ured States the said
register shall wi hin six months hereafter, If preserved
be returned the collector Of The who issued it
he feasurl for cdceaipr md ia lure 10 com
pll with any h diii"s 0resj forfeiture shall
accrue the United Stal, OF ht PENAL sum NAT ed
in sad bond 10 be enforced il a ptieri jursdcun
and the outstanding register shall be nuit and void
SIC = 4 be Il 5a,fhtE @gaCt@t. That ~hrnoTcr the
officer whom said register had been issucd sh cease
to be The president Of SAID company register which
may. have been Issued III his shall be void, and
register must be issed compliance with ihe pro-
visions of this act.
SIC 4. dHG Re t"tther eaoctsJ That before issuing
reslse rs ioesad, it shall be proved 10 the sasiac
hon Of he Secretary OF the Treasury that the steamboat
or vesHr Tor which the reg,el shall have been
bull; and equipped wholly the Uni ed States aud saiG
sieambcSis and vessels shall, all respects be subjec;
le laws oi the United States the manner
sells built wholly and registered by American citizens.
Approved ~ juno, 1864.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-11-08

On Thursday, November 2, by the Rev. DR. McElroy
J. THnopoRE BALDWIN to MARY T. DoSSGroS all Of this
city.
On Monday evening, November Q, BY the Rev Ira r
sewart at his residence 1T Cherry street Mr. JAMES
MORAN TO Miss ANNA CocHRASE, both OF this city
On Tuesday, November I, by the Rev j. s. Ladd Mr.
New York
On Monday, October 80 by the Rev Mr. MLera, Of Har-
lem Mr. EDWARD G. GARREry TO Miss HESTER J. TUsKIyc-
HAM both of tins city.
On Tuesday, November I, at ST. Thomas Church. by
the Few. DR. Neville, Hon ARTHUR HOPKINS OF Mobile
Ala. TO Mrs JULIET A. GORDON of Fort Hamilton daug
ter of the late Hon. H. L. Opie Of Virginia.
On Sunday November s. by the Rev. Theodore L. Guy
Ter, Mr. AUGUSTUS KILLERS of Bremen 10 Mrs MARGARET
AMELIA, daughter of Mr. Charles Horn and widow OF the
hate Captain Killers.
Boston and Halifax papers please copy.
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iDVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.



(NHICAGo, o. K-wHEREvER YOU ARE WRITE TO
~ Z. D. ~, New York.
II Waich who landed in New York months ago. wishes
10 md her brother and sister, Philip and Bridget
from Bradford county Of Limerick, Ireland who sup
posed TO be in Boston Direct to Martin Wah 40 First
avenue between Twenty and Twentyxth street. Bos
ton papers please copy.
WIN. BOYD, d. r., OF KILMARNoCK, LONDON, ENG.
w land, has lott the Clarendon.
THE MILITARY.
NOWADAYS GUARD, THE NEXT REGULAR DRILL
IN Of this company, will be held this (Wcdnc3day) even
Ing at Brooks rooms Gl Broomc street, at O'Clock pre-
esly Members are requested 20 be punctual BY order
Tncs. @. firs. Orderly Sergeant.
NEW GOODS.
NEW GOODS AT THE BowERY SAVINGS STORE,
blankets At IS, "a, and IS per pair.
Welsh fanncls at 3s and ls per yardhe real article
Domestic nannels at Is. 3d-very excellent.
Twilled domestic Asnnels At 1s. Dd.-very heavy.
Red plain and twiiied all wool hanncls.
New styles Of cassmercs, for boys wear
Satinets as low as "a.
nnc lot Of ladies' cloths, I2s and S.
Yard vide silk vclvcts.
Eleeant long and rauarc broche shawis.
Heavy all wool plain and plaid long square shawe.
Zine Paramattas, all colors, from Is. VI. to s.
Pine French mernos, at Us. and II textral.
Dclaines and cashmcrss, plain and figured, Mt Is
largo assortment OF linen goods.
hosiery selling out at losses
going Of that trade altogether; We ind want
the room. Great bargains may be had.
Domestic goods selling very low, as wo have our
+. W. &w. r. GILLEY.
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etsts and liquor deaerA large stock Of chemicals land
oronins iodine hyposupLde soda chloride geid salts
oamine and rouge piumbaso, distilled quicksvsr &c oils
sassaIaf geranium and juniper cloves
Thcrns extract eopaya fumisatng pastes VANILLA
oil o. ccgnac essences rIm oosnac posch
pcka cadmium and cobalt aaore glacial scstic, phcs
and potasha, oxides manganese uranium zarre, powder
blue Fer saie BY DR.. L. rEUCHTWANGER, 141 Maiden
lAue
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Judge Thomas Corwin of Ohio has resigned his Office
the resignation TO take effect Immediately 1t is under
the vacancy.
a. the :. Nehols,IH0n r L. Duncan, Ohio; Hon s
J I:sts, New lis%phiss' !.
s.s; b. II Ss. s. Ssps &
hscise Oregon; Col Wellington Dayton Ohio; Geo A.
h su as Il c1
yiy.ns; lion; s. 9; Hudson osSensiarg; r. BroskSsI
4niaSy aas aa sas s saG
D. iap pin LIsland ,,. s.,. p.,,.,,o,
aid sss,, ws.afsgpqsn Is.,sipr pqser and l.
Bolton S VI Asfs ass.s1 Sam'
A. The Irving nSuss,IIon T. williamson, Psnn'ylyaasi
sr ss vi fats sa's
ys;E: l. IsrisE, ossss., MI 4. j. kirIpairoi Fha'
* sSs AstersS Rsilsss Rsshe.ssr; Chester Harding
nases G D. h sssl and G. F. wy:s bsstsa Cum
ni'E Mobile; J. w Fowler and u Ea,ssr ga'imsers;
H.ssss iosaoa; " assdsssh, Ma;tsri E.hsyiiss
Rs. Ms
and infant, Mr. sni ars Ruaso Mrs Guild and two children
S 1s sa
ss:s Mssns. Hart
lsy, Robinson, YIN Gordon, Mr. and Mrs D rraill
Nm S's Sss,
Weed, John smith, James Purse, Miss katharine Rshc
Mrs Russell and daughter, Miss Ann Mcdonald Miss Mary
Ann Ransom Edward Gray II purdcn sam laurie Donald
zine Mcwainc Miss Agnes Crawford Miss Eliza Ewart9
steerare.
liverpool in steamship City Of Manchester Phi
lsdelphia-Mr Thos Power and lady, nr smith lady
Mesrs Armour, Charles Smith Horny Mortimer
Mr. MILAN, lady and two children; Rev Nj Leonard Messrs
Paul ishsrwood, Jas Iiburn, saiheid Mrs Kennedy
Miss Fser Miss Andrews Mrs Smith and child, Mrs Betty
ISssd Brutsski, Mssiii, France; " Haerets HUH
hackett Thed De 81 Rguese stevens Miss Kirk Sarah
cowie Preston Mr. Smith, Mr. Jackson, John Morsa
Anton SOUTHERN Jas Championship cabin 400 seoor
From Charleston in the steamship Maron-W Coutant
Champion, Stoltzc Chas Miller Mast Manigault,
1Nssl Mr. Ray Moore, 7 conmins, Barry. Thomas
From s.. Johns, Nj, in steamship yictoria-Chandier
White, ii d Field, q Crockett.
DEPARTURES.
For New Orleans in the steamship Prometheus-J Har
xis, II Il Morgan and wife, II d Wandel, w Ballard and
wife, Mrs l. Hoey and children, Miss Ann McDouga
Rising Il Fenains WIFE, three children and servant Miss
Thompson, Miss u Baylis, Miss n simpson, Ars ]
Flag and servant Mrs. Bacon and child Harris sehe,
stratton. Tallmadge, Silar, Anthony Murray,
laashian n ysSner / Wagner y, Doad Aichass
sTo
Court Cnlcnilar-Thls Day.
u. g CIRCUIT CoURT.-The charge against Captain
Smith, FOR traficking in slaves, continued.
SUPREME CoURT-General rerm.-Nos. 102 %, 80, 1903,
1O6 to lis.
SUPREME COURT rcut--Nos $50, 7ls, $50, 502 954,
SIS, 051 to geo, G62, eos 10 $685.
SUPERIOR CoURr two branches) Nos. IT'S, TO- $3.50,
-, 4e4 81 S23 1872 723 7o3, 1870, $780, 800, 9o to
004, 900, COS to 91s, T25, 7o8, 7o1, 743, TIT.
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The Espcnscheld Hat for the Present Fall
ensuing winter cold at IS So admitted
Peror in all respects to hat sold In Broadway for g.
80 and judge yourself ut IlS Nassau street.