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COTTON Vrufle.

Ihs circular OF T. J. Stewart Co.. dste, Says
Since respects Of l4h inst have received Over
pool vccs per Pacific and Csnsfa TO 9th aud 10th
speetveiy The last Telegraph Thursday aernoou
I'd mat, The advance br uRht by each steamer was
larger than looked for In fact shrewd operators Ind
namsd packet The result has been almost pond
ing advances ON first cost Of cotton In all the receiving
and shipping markets which has aided b. ncre lsed
facilities for shipping TO Europe, fcgh. in New Orleans
Notwithstanding large receipts by ivors having fallen To
sd per H. The stock In market having become re-
Iced, the advance immediate than In others
aud snce tho tnnadn's advices change o. opinion has
prevailed AMI our present prices considered
able in view Of the light stocks universally held by spin
ners not only in this country but la Europe the stock
requirements than that in Liverpool The sale, here
during the s week Of review 600 bales and
during the secoBd which Ii up to iast evening have
amounted 10 10000 bales. Tho lste~ mail wAs al our
Post Office on Saturday evening but virtually
livered until Monday morning. Holders' views have
ing firm at quotations At top which have been raised
from NC. to a = in the fortnight
The very abundant rains which prevailed between 9th
and sth Instant, In Aisbama ami part OF Mississippi
lave not been sufficient to keep tho rivers n~yxsble for
large class OF boats but the swamps said 10 be lcd
ard very partial rains from this period will render
again nsvigabie. Tho Tombigbee river ~ high up as
Columbus, near the bead of navigation had risen ten
feet from low water mark, and y large number Of at
boats had dffted down from that section which
quarter have seiinbe advices from collecting attor.
neys Ia the most prom nent Job,ng hones Ia our city
ths they are only sing to send to market
the cotton crop OF the two preceding the present
on tho same unbiased authority state conveion
that there IL, that river section nov UPWARDS Of
60 COO bales Of old cotton Red river Oushis Arsan
and Yszoo. all contain yet cousider portions 81
old cotton, certainly over go 600 bales
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
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ndirg on the I'D inst. y ere ~ follow -


Conn The cargo 81 BIO per The Centurion q, 1pj
500 bagr do. sold a, ioac Ike AMI 800 %. Mara
caibo AZ lie Hike. The market closed gate hrm.
AZ public suctisp, Leii during The a2rnng, 800
pockets old brown Fnst nnin Java sold - la.c IL e
prices obtained not very fatisa .tory, AMI
$50 pockets were wi,hJra IN.
coTTos- The tales embraced about 900 go bales
uviard was at about ohc The stock continued Ugh.
ior the season, and the demand steady.
fIgaHE.-Rato- 10 liverpool and Lonion better,
v ore Offering; 70 he former about ", 900 ooJo
b. t. grain, we're taken, In bulk and big., a. ~
sd. and about 1900 bales o. cotton At 20. of small
lots TO on ~, ami the remainder 1T bSd- SIS3-,
elositg hfm =. the batter ggare 90 boxes sugar a
barrels aour taken soc 100 terees gcs ~ $40
mall parcels of which taken n s12 While grain
NJ re To Bremen 100 terce rlce engaged At
Frrfr-ibout zoo so1e. 81 =. ralsias we're sold b,
GLIDING wbo,e boxes at ~ 90 halves AZ 81 rs and qaar
ter. At &c Inysrs we're At about -
HNY-Ite msfket continued firm, with saes a. DC, a
Sc. per loo lbs.
HcIs sere dun; 20 bale. Of OLD ssrs ,on At e., nsv
llcwoop,- About 200 ions 81. Domingo Ssre reported
a.t13c0.
IrK small saierwefe made Al 81 Is for iaap, ani
Srsi s1orrs-sale.. small ls,s. Of spirl,. -sls
making AZ 90. &c. Raw turp~niine vas at o. WI.
Isoygsosa,--getE-salc. q, TOO bSi.. rne.s dsSrsrs
lie On the LIT December a. Ell ~ aud ahaa sales - d.
va. nss Is 49,. 80. ,,ssy1s.r p@ls
wss Al $40 aud city do. AZ Ell Bsef 49, unshapy,f.
The ,sss embraced about iso 20 bis - ~ so r
county pse, and ell si2 " iOr eourty mes. Wee.
~ nj sii ts an8 repssAD Wetfern sas a.
as Ns sic Def hans tosetiss a. SITS tiTths
alter prss FOR extra cEIcsgo Lard Wa hrm ~ "a sales
q 100 bbh At ti1e. IKE Bate asd cheese az
changed.
Rscn.-g.ss a. 10 casks vpvr maes - fHe aye ,
'hs after 1suEe FIR pfIue crsiiiy.
ststsr.--The rnsrisf ooBiinusi hrns .alss dsiogs
10 ahts 68ba fEascoYAa9 knd Porto Rio mad >;
rtiess rscaing from 10 si AMI kgogt 20 60 b0ns4
IN b NJ itr DEtrt ~ Csc.
TCrAfrO va qtlsi kf.A tAiss sr-r smAn ~ prices
we're unchsrzc4 Tie sale lns4Aez - hiaa. ksntaek
ana k&yyne, - -, . f2He ~ bAl"s HavaaA, 10
= re. no c@sss $50 Lar sNe TO- 80. faDstta
fLe 2zN.
wuayrY --Atsut 80 bbls Ohls 49, rrisoa 90.
t04 a. IL axe fFp9ge is goof 4sttaoJ ~
re ssi~s hsvs bsfu sifhia sb7,i tNs. aaah1E "
49, .efty " -
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Pf,,icc Il,seltjuenre.

UIfItHbANtE NJ BUAI.NINH 1IUUtIs
On Monday evening two Cnban po tIcisns--ons an
exile named joseph Mocbardo ans the other royalts
named Joferh sirgogot tuto political CONTROVERSY ri
their boarr house, No. Varck street when the for
mer got offended ut some hing the royalia said AMI A.,
temples 10 strike him. but himself knocked dasn
and severely cUt, by blow upon the he,d with tam
ber, thrown bv Sirgo. A com. liant made by the
rounceo pat5iot before Of the nAgstrates against
srgo. lie arcsted and held 20 BALI to answes COT
The assault.
ROBBED ny cYPRrAN.
Samuel Smith, of Hancock Dsllware county New
York made csmp amt yesterday, before Jestioe Com
polly to the effect, that Monday night he VS. In
Jueed 10 accompany catbafine Emmett street ealsef
20 her lodgings No % Chur: street, an while si.ing
upon her lap sas robbed Of hts vset, ccn.antng 81
The oaenaer arrested and ticc Connolly io-kei
her up IA the fornb-
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FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAl.



The stock market h,s taken the back track pretty
eidedly There active disposition exhibited to
sell. Eic opened at decline and down further to
the cloe. Cumberland and Eeadng OF in large
ots, at lower prices. The only stock the list that
proved was Nicaragua Transit The prospect OF getting
this concern out Of the hands Of the present l.
having favorable ehec. upon the market value of the
stock There Is very little doubt but that mpor
ant changes will be made Whatever foundation there
may be for the rumors relative to Amsgamsion
Of the Nicaragua and the Pacific companies, kn,w tina.
the eeches which have for many years had neir hold
upon the former will be chokei off, and tho enormous
which have annually gone into the pockets
Of presidents, agents &C., will hereafter 90 into the
pockets Of the stockholders In the Of the com,
pa MES beipg amalgamatcd placed under manage
ment, ore set OF officers set Of agents. and OF Offices
will suffice for the management Of AL, and tho Transit
Company will be released from the nest of officials which
turning every dollar into their vn pocket. II
The Transit Company could be fairly and honestly ma
RACED The stock would be worth to-day double at east
what 1t Is selling for. II change IA no. male Il
dear at the market piie In relation to this company
call attention 70 Communication folio wing this ar
Gle, which Is rather pointed II there I, any virtue in
publicity intend TO give the affairs Of tins company
and It's management it's full benefit They have been
suPpressed too long and intend TO Try the effect
little daylight upon m II Is impression that be
fore the end Is reached the position 81 some men In this
community viii be much changed and not fos the
better.
Quotations current to-day show decline ia Canton
Company of x Per cent; Cumberland / Este Railroad
Ia; Harlem, II Reading, .; Michigan Central 2; Michi
gan Southern Il; Panama, y; Galens aud Chicago ll
Cleveland and Toledo, -; Chicago aud Rock Island, n
Nicaragua Transit advanced per cent; California ~
=. The decline In Western railroad sto-ks to-day 4,
st4o.1 after such n a Yesterday
At he second board tho sarket was weak flr Reading
There ware large GALES At decline OF y per this
mornings prices. Lie closed dli Ut 501l, at which
plenty II stock offered Cleveland sud Toledo fell
y per cent. At tho close the tendency was Downward
New YORK Central parosi ole ed Mt ok % per
cent.
A. II Nicolay will hold specsl sale u stocks and
boads 10 morrow, wednesday, at lax O'Clock at the
Merchants Exchange. On the list will be found about
Geo shares Of valuable Insurance stocks There win b.
sale on THURSDAY IN lusnce 81 that lay having
been set spart BY the Govern2s a general dsy q
thanksgiving.
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We are personally acquainted with of he drec
tors 81 the company alluded 70 this morning a. having
been indicted, an. perfectly satisaei from oar
knowledge Of the formation and organization n the con
eern, hat any testimony given 10 tho dscrel u any
individual In it, management he entirely ref tied and
as soon a. opportunity presents itself all The fsss &c
will be shown 10 tho full sati faction Of all parties int.
rcetcd.
1ie Interest coupons o. tho New Granada Canal and
Steam Navigation Company bonds due on the IL Of De-
ccmbor will he paid that day at The Office Of the con
Iany, No. 4 Wall steeet.
II perfectly aFtonhcr neiyhbor, tho Albany echo
Tia; Ta4teTn holders Of the shares u the various Chi
cego railroads. should. with such pernaei,y and eayy
confidence" hold on, while the companies are tee,nx
their account With George Smith Co. banker or re.
ccyipg and paying out their money. The Illinois cearl
Chicago and Rick blind, Michigan Central, Burlington
ard Quincy and Gsens and Chicago all receive AMI pay
out George Smiths money, and three fur Of them
keep account AZ bis bank. George Smiths currency
derctds upon George smiths personal responsibility. 81
George smith should fall, and these companies shou8
lose the total the haaia Of the collectors
that day (at eas. 81 Coz eaeh) and me ook Of god
money riiod up In his bank deposit ian average u
about s15o0 for eacb) what wou o. tie roads,
What would become Of the Eastern holderxsn Bot
further II this monster should no. only smash up bu,
some DARK rainy sight, should sweep h. sats
q Illinois gathering togetbsr All siaans int, d. Avg
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DENTISTRY.

IFRsofs WISHING A BEArTIPUr sEr or TEETH
i VIII do wei 20 call on nr. HAfoLEOs PEErraRn
Al his denial wOfls prove tc h- best, IN prices The
shcrpca. Tech be inherited ID plate wltholi
uncinr the 40 broadway, oorbof OF Howard street
H'EErH.-TO PORTRAIT PAINTERS OR PHoTo
gsGIbae-One port all Saated In rxesngc y
dentistry, by established dentist Any arts, n@sf
arfcirl teeth tho preservation 81 the natural tech. VII
Ind h rood opportunity for cschspsn u professional skull
adsfs rs Artists, Lerad of1co
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CLASSIFICATION.
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z lfAsoFuETta Ar cger ITO sItJAE A sournEas
~ E11ka AN isss144c1ls, fsUy sAfyanAx@.
w 80 hmsf AsN yefk sal isss fpfsati
igs faaAo>t t-lp. ma . w gssf, az, nc
fAnsA rs -. aNc ear ~ hoaa3 Anygbsrs $50 " o. Wa
sef ssfret ~ @s~ ersk vi. DsnoKs 90
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UNITED STATES MALI.

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Nov. %, 1S55.
PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING TfSf; ma. Is
L Of the United States from the 18th day OF Feb
ruary 1856, to the Both day Of June, 1853. inclu.
slve, on the following route In the STATE OF
ALABAMA, and in the time and manner speci-
fed, will be received at the Contract Office Of the
Post Office Department, in the city OF Washing
ton, until p. m OF the 10th January, 1885, to DE
decided on the next day: ..
70O2-From Montgomery, by Steep Creek. Fort
Deposit Butte: Springs, Cokerville, Clai =.
r-H borne, and Jamestown, to Mobile, 2G5 miles
and back, daily, with side supply of Green
vile daily, and Of Tintlalah, Hickory Grove
Sandy Ridge, and kirkville tri-weelly; the
transportation between Montgomery and
Claiborne to be performed in a double line
when the roads are bad, Of using four horse
horse mail wagons, Of SUFFICIENT capacity to
carry whatever mail may be daily received
at Montgomery or Claiborne; and between
Claiborne and Mobile In such clfsses Of
steamboats, as may be suitable In speed, size
and structure, for the regular performance
cf the service at all seasons of the year to
be under the entire and exclusive control of
the accepted bidder or bidders, so that no
breaches Of conneYion shall occpr either way
by reason Of any other person or pexsons hav-
ing right to regulate or interfere with the
= arrivals and departures Of the said steam
boats. 1l- ~. .f- t.-b .
Leave Montgomery daily at4k pm
Arrive at Al obile in 36 hours, by Az m =
Leave Mobile daily at IL a. m, from lst No.
vember to 1st June, and at a m residue OF
the year a.. .t....-.. J -.'.!'
Arrive in Montgomery in % hours, by II m,
from lst November to LIST June, and by
IN residue OF the year. Es'!
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NOTE.

No paw will be made for trips not performed,
and for each Of such omissions not satisfactorily
explained three times the p,y Of the trip may be
deducted. For arrivals so far behind time as to
break connexion with depending mails, and not
sufficiently excused, one-fouTth Of the cOmpensa-
tion for the trip Is subject to forfeiture. Fines
will he imposed, unless the delinquency be
promptly and satisfactorily explained by certiA-
Gates Of postmasters or the aidavits Of other cnd
liable persons for neglecting to take the mail from
or into post ofce for suffering II to be injured,
destroyed, robbed or lost and Tor refusing, after
demand, to convey the mail as frequently as the
contractor runs, or is concerned in running, We
hIcles on the rouie. The Postmaster General may
annuI the contract for repeated failures to run
agreeably to contract, or for disobeying the post
Office laws or instructions Of the department The
Postmaster General may faiterthe schedule, He
may also order an increase Of service by allowing
therefor pro rata Increase on the contract pay
He may also curtaii or discontinue the service In
whole or In part, atPro rata decrease Of pay, IL he
allow one months extra compensation on the
amount Of service dispensed with. The bids
should he addressed to The Second Assistant Post
master General, superscribed "Mda Proposals
for AIa6ama.n The contracts TO be executed and
returned to the department by or before the 18th
Of February, 1885. + or further particulars as to
conditions 10 be INCORPORATED In the contracts bid
ders may see pamphlet advertisement for convey
ing the malls I'm Alabama. M ississippi, Arkansas,
louisiana and Texas, Of IsA. sssa
II nov v2i-dlw-------P Postmasfef General
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GAMBLEa's TRICKsIwITH CARDS
IMPOSED AND EXPLAINED BY J. II

- Price 20 cents.
MORGAN'S MYSTERIES OF FREE MA
SONRY: containing all the Degrees Of the Order
conferred In a Masters Lodge, as written by Capt
VIM. Morgan; price 25 cents.
HOME COOK BOOK containing several hun
dred excellent receipts price IS cents.
LAWS OF LOVE: A complete code Of gal
lantry, containing concise rules for the conduct Of
conrtship through It's entire progress, Aphor-
isms on love- the courts Of love In the nineteenth
century, rules for telling the characters end dispo-
sitions Of woman; price 25 cents
q LADIES' GUIDE TO BEAUTY: containing
practical advice on improving the complexion, the
hair the hands, the form, the teeth, the ewes the
feet, the features, so as TO insure the highest de-
gree Of perfection, Of which they are susceptible
and also upwards OF one hundred receipts FOR va.
rious co'metics, oils, pomades; only rs cents.
Any OF the above Books can be bought Of the
Agent, ALEX. ADAMSON, Seventh street, op-
pOsite the Post Office, where he keeps on hand all
The CHEAP PUBLICATIONS, mAGAIIEES,
and NEWSPAPERS, BLANK BOOKS, PENS,
INK, PAPER, STATIONERY Of all kinds
CH1I.DRENfS TOY BOOKS, PRIMERS,
A b c CARDS, PLAYING and VISITING
CARDS, BALL, &c nov 6-3m%
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DESTINY DEsIONSTATED.

DKUF ESSOK SYLVESTER Is THE BEST;
l. he succeeds when all others fail All who
are in trouble, unfortunate, deceived by false
promises, and gone back In the world-call for
advice. AL laboring under distress Of mind, body
or rcircumstances-can for relief; he has the key
of Happiness, True Love, and Marriage The
Astrologer may be consulted en- Diseases and
Medicines, suitably shown b. the planets; also,
Business, Riches, Honor, Office, Speculation, In
ventions, Law Suits, Of Friends, man or wife alb
sent, If ever to return The time OF birth must be
given as near as possible Nativities calculated
through life and written On durable papeT-terms
IS each. Call In personalities 80 cents; gentle.
men so cents to 81 Address No. 137, second
house from 18th str6et, on street, opposite the
Smithsonian. on the Island nov 2i-2WS
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NEW YORK FURNISHING EsTAB-
LISHMENT,

nNE2P RICE ONLY WE RESPECT
" fully call attention TO our New Establish. l..
mem men, where Weaesign KnsePinS SoENamEMES 3
the very latest styles; also, CLOTHS, CASSI.
MER ES, and VESTINGS, which we make to
order in the most elegant manner. Also, select
stock of READY-MADE CLOTHING.
We have no hestancy In saying that we have
fitted up one of the most elegant Storet Of its size
in any city, and have adopted the now almost
universal system ofall the principal stores through
out the Northern cities-THAT OF onE PRICE
ONLY, which gives confidence 70 customers, and
that they may rely at once on getting articles at a
much more correct, II not lower, price than tie
running SCALE WALL d STEPHEeS, 30
f.4s -. $50 Pennsylvania avenue, s-
,-,- a few doors below the National Hotel.
nov " s't t ~ f-
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IMPORTANT TO aENTLEMEN.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS FOR YOU TO
W LII AND SEE.-The Undersigned cives
noti his friends and the public that he has
Just lived his stock Of Fall and Winter Goods
comprising all the latest styles and colors Of Cloth
Csssimeres, and Vestings; which goods will be
made up TO order liz the most elegant manner, as
he, has some Of The best workmen In the United
ststes at work for him. Being agent Tor SCoIT,
the Reporter OF ashiens, you may rely upon get.
ting the most fashionable Clothing. :.
READYMADE CLOTHING
OF his own make such as Over garments, Frock,
Dress, and Business Goats, Pants, and Vests, from
medium 20 very superior quality. . o..
All the above goods viii be sold az very low
prices-ior instance, whole suit, Coat, Pants,
and Vest, for the small sum Of BIS b :
OveIcoats, beautiful style, from eIo to s20
Pants, do do 3to 10
Vests, DO DO 950t no g.
He respectfully solicNs call from all In want of
clothing. ~ EIif =. -
. "A. 80 FURNISHISG GOODS, at,-
such as Shirts, Drawers, Collars, Stocks, Hand
keTchiefs, SeaIIs, Umbrellas, &c, " 80
T. w, BROWNING, I'd oi
Under United States Hotel, res
between 3d and \ streets, Pa avenUe
sep l1-3m q - FNEsaF.H
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&, II, HOOVEE'S

Foot, Shoe, ard Trunk Establishment,
Iron Hail. Pc. avenue, between Oh and 10Th sts.
IN THIS SPLENDID ESTABLISHMENT
which has no superior In the U. States, - 81,
may & be found, i, ats,l Ill, tines, I, = the most e1
and quality OF LADIES, GENTLEMEN, th
CHILDREN and SERVANTS BOOTS and
SHOES. Also, TRUNKS, CARPET BAGS,
VALISES, SATCHELS, &c. 70 which he begs
leave TO call the attention Of his customers, cid
zens generally, members Of Congress and stIan-
ges e. .r
BIS stock, recently selected from the most cele-
brated manufacturers for fall and winter wear, is
very superior. ...r r..-r..
lie promises 20 offer unusual inducements TO all
who may favor him with call
sslEal p. HOOVER
p. S.-To TURNER'S and others IL have on hand
400 pairs Of coarse Winter Boots, which l shall
oder at cost Cell and see. nov 21-f
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FAsHIONABLE DANCING.

Z a. ~ 4ND u N - dOCh HALL. t.
III w. MUNDER, Professor Of Dancing at
II. Georgetown Co 1ege and Convent, and prir-
cipal teacher in Washington city, has the honor
to announce to- his former patrons and the public
generally, that he will resume the duties of his
school on THURSDAY, November sth, 1855, at
NUMBERS ASSEMBLY HALL, (adjoining
the Star ofhce,) at O'Clock, p. m, for Ladies,
Misses and Masters, and on the same evening al
* for Gentlemen. He feels assured that the un-
equaled progress Of his numerous pupils in his
former classes is sufficient guarantee Of his su-
perior skill as an instructor. ..
Prof. Nj. begs leave to remind the public Of the
unbounded success Of his May Festival Ball at
the National Theatre, which was attended by up
wards of 600 persons. 1rs 3 ..r s.ft a. v-fsF =
His new Hall is one OF the largest, most beauti-
full, and conveniently arranged in the city, with
two dressing and supper rooms added, which can
be rented for Balls and Parties. The location is
convenient to persons residing IN any part Of the
city. fI.g -5'l --.-, 49, .-s5. -
Days Of Tuition: On 4uesday and Thursday, at
3o'clock, p. m, and on the same evenings at,7
for gentlemen. clais for young married ladies
and gentlemen will be formed shortly. ~ y %
All who desire to join his classes will please
apply at Mr.. John F.. Ellis Music Store, Penna.
avenue, near Tenth street, or TO Prof. NJ. at his
Hall on the above days. 5.l as
III A subscription list Is now, open to receive
the names of those wishing season tickets for the
Soirees. Only So for the season. oc 30-n
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B- A few days since an officer Of one of the
Boston Banks stepped into the safe, Just before
closing it for the day, to see that ali was right
At the moment another officer coming along
and not knowing that any one was ir side,
gave the door a slight shove which closed it
fast, and as the key Was in the possession, OF
the prisoner Within. il was soIethirlg of a
puzzler how they shouli effect his liberation.
Partiesran IN different directions, some for a
looksmiih, others for safe keys, de,.de After
some little time key was fortunately found
which proved an open sesame to the safe, and
the suffering prisoner was delivered, to the
great Joy Of himself Ind his anxious friends.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

lust RECEIVED AT THE MUSIC DEPOT,
~ southwest corner Of Penna avenue ,r--.e1sseSys
Eleventh and ID streets, two Of thoset = VT
world renowned PIANO FORTES, from the fac
tory OF Rosenkrantz, In Dresden. These instru-
ments have been acknowledged by competen: and
disinteresed musical judges to be superior TO any
other horizontal square Pianos made, in point Of
tone, touch, and durability. r,
Shall receive, in few days, another lot OF these
instruments, and continue 70 receive them as soon
as they can be passed through the Custom House
noy1 GEO. HILbUS, Agent
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
RS UNITED STATES HRG&
S&k MAIL STEAMERS D.

- N u d L. , LA W 4 n Ss -
THE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE
Z are the
ATLANTIC, Captain West,
PACIFIC, Captain Nye,
BALTIC, Captain Comstock,
hDRfAT1C, Captain Grafton.
Yhcse Ships have been built hy contract, express.
ly for Government service; every care has been
taken In their construction, as In the engines to
insure strength and speed, ana their accomnoda-
toas for passengers ere uneluaned for elegance
and comfort. ....
PRICE OF fAssAsB.
From New Ycrk TO Liverpool, - trss cabis, s1ss
Second cabin, -
Exclusive use OF extra size s.ato -ooms, $50
From Liverpool TO New York, go and ESQ
An experiancsd Surgeon attached 70 eaoh ship.
No berth can be secured until raid fc:.
Fss frctgkt or passage apply to
EDWARD Z. COLLINS 8 CO,
IS Wan street., New York. >
BLOWN, SHIPLEY & CO.,
Iiyo1root
Z. s. ROBERTS CO,
il Kings Arms Z ard, Leader.
JOHN MUNROE Il CO,
- Rue NC.re Dame des Vic.oires, PATS.
6EORGE II. DRAPER, Hayre.
1he owners OF these ships will nos be accourte-
BE fox gols, silver, bullion, specie, ieveiry pre-.
eious stones, rzeSals unless bills OF la6ing
signed therefor, md ID: value thereof therein
pressed. nov le-1y