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COPARTNERsHIP NOTICES.

= 80 .f
c.0nO TO saO0.-wASTED, A GENTLEMAN WITH
DZUO this amounts equal partner in hrst classsx-
hbon ready travel open in the city Good seen
rty will he given for the invested Please call
CAMPBELL DAY. 1I3 Chambers street.
A SPECIAL PARTNER wANrED-wITH CAPITAL
"A take the place OF retiring in one OF
largest businesses in this pays
IS TO 80 per cent. Address r. f., Herald ONCE.
DRUGGISTS NoTICE.-A PARTNER wANrED,wtTH
~ 500 cash, in medicine chest depot establishes for
years and doing good paying trade which IL steadily in
creasing smart business with some knowledge
Of the drug trade acquainted with shipping matters
ferred Apply with real and address with reference
other will be noticed,j to w. B., Herald Office
nIssoLUTIoN COPARTNERSHIP HERETO.
lore existing between B. c. Bouton and H. Boyd this
day dissolved j. a. Boyd will continue the business
his own account at the old stand, 81 Broadway
New York, May I, 1856. JAMES II. BOYD
RIO MIlLINERs OR DREssMAKERs-AL LADY, WITH
500 cash, wishes to Join with q lady already estab
hsheo In millinery, would furnish all OF stock OF mil
nnery, with lady having house and urniture also,
ofhce.
WANTED-A FARMER WITH 5000 TO 81 600 GOOD.
safe respectable business. None need apply but
OF unqpeonsbe character Denis Nee arty oornsv 18th
psw sS&srs nossA. -
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DAY MAREs-A BEAUTIFUL MATCH-YOUNG AND
- sound and kind in harness. just in from the
For sale low at BRADLEYS stable Of Fourth
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,VLILL1AB 7. BOYD. AUCTIoNEER, UATE SALES.
w man with John W. Somerindyke) office II Nassau
streetHousehold furniture on Monday May ath inst At
her beds bedding mattresses dining table, chairs crock
cry bar mirrors clock also about 100 chests
trunks. &e.. containing baggage.
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ELIAS B. HENRY. AUCTIoNEER-WILL SELL THIS
II at O o'clock at Nassau street large variety
standard and dwarf standard perpetua and
running roses peones vines &C. Also sar,e
titY OF fruit dwarf apples cherries
plums apricots ounces everereens Also large lot
ot in full bud and bloom from the nursery Of Mr. c.
aud IN prime order.
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by Bell BnsAwe viii ssil. thi. Day at iO O'Clock,
superior private stock Of the choicest wiues and auors
81 imported from 1889 TO iSi3:-London Dock brandy rum
old Pine gin Irish AND (a in am iii paek
for or medicine; also boxes
rope; Also cas- ehappagte brandy 81 Jugs Hoisad I'm
ss mported stDa ock, the gentee furniture OF The
and other articles. At IL CLOCK splendid
nsScs of Enssh and other watches ewelry and fancy
sooasHzv me canary birds, furniture cart, &C. show.
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SALES ATIAVeII3N. ,T w ru

A UCTIoNN oTIcE. = LARGE SAL oFeENTLENESs.
s sell ga5n Monday s Al c oalssf On
che premises ldi Bnasay between Maiden aud L6sr
~ streets stock Of gentleHsas fur
part q msc Sea and cotton shirts .Sa
sndsrshirth eks nes collars, gloves su;psnders
handkerchiets freltas &c gsner Al a.
sortment Of ncygpoa be ioppdin store Of
the Kind. Sale pereinptory., Terms cash.
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

A ROAM HORSE FOR SALE CHEAP, THE OWNER
leaving 1oE Europe Warranted 50 kind that Lad can
and and will stand without tying Apply at RY-
ERsON HoWARDS stables, 8a6 Broadway. corner Of
Thirteen tn street. "
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n OF black silk celorcd window needework
collars sleeves bands houncings hsodkerchie habit
Shirts dc beside several lots OF lawns and deanes also
several lots OF mating direct from auction All Of the
above goods superior quality and will he sold great
bargains. ANDREW q. COLBY, 81 Third avenue.
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WIILIAM T. BOYD, AUCTIoNEER-oFFICE1 IL MAS
say stMortgage sale Of surgical instruments, manu-
factoring TOOLS &c Tuesday May 10 st IS Fulton street,
.. los o'clock, ty virtue Of several ohatte mortgsses
syrnges, tne cutlery, &c, manufactured by Gouding
Ford Also at the factory l37 Elm street. the manufac
turing tools.-So. also, lease and fixtures.
- sVARNUM 5. MILLS, Attorney for Mortgage.
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COX 0On-To LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
RZD.UUO. on improved real estate in thus city or
rst class property need apply a. $50 Broadway
No. H. A. l.. PURDY. =
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VIM. Writers, AUCTI0NEER, WILL SELL, ON
Monday, at O'Clock in the afternoon, at Isl Canal
street Of seSsei household
marble top centre and side tables pier and oval mirrors
grain osrpft tar rods bedsteads and bedding
marble tor Pressing bureaus and washstands toilet sets
dining kitchen furniture Also 10 three ply and
grain carpets, by order of Mr.. FREDENBURGE Pawn
broker. :, D. 81
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ITO LEASE-A COUNTRY SEAT AT PELHAM WEST
chester county containing about "a of land
tifuy situated on the sound Apply to ADAMS LUCKEY.
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FURNISHED COUNTRY RESIDENCE, ON HUDSON
river to rent for the season. longer perod0n Fish
quarters, Newburg large handsome mansion house in
laid out with shrubbery fruit and shade trees
failing well of purest spring at the door
hash usual ontbudings &c the premises not
FIVE minutes from the depot For more full particulars
& JACKSON'S 1888 Broadway.
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NEW JERSEY PATENT TANNING sTOCK-ONE
IN hundred and thirty three shares sale Apply
JOHN WOoH Hamilton Works, Newark, N. J.
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OOOOos .ss aS
sms amounts otherwise Parties attended their
residences by appointmeht All business vricty
fdential Apply TO j. LYONS co. 59S Houston street,
betwe Mercer and Green. -
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Il, COTTON tAVCTIoNEER.-LARGEs SALE OF CAR
pets olcotbs, mirrors. panofortes, thirty dozen
ehsirs &c i.af. Cslton will sell this day, ts,tur-
rooms No % Beekmen street. second floor, very large
assortment of hand furniture from several
families 1t will comprise in part sofas and sofa bedsead
tste stetes mahogany French and eotage bedstead
hogany srng chairs parlor and dining do suits
OF rosewood paror furniture in brocAtei rattan chairs
rocking do black walnut and mahogany extension dining
tables French plate mirrors oval marble top dressing
bureaus marble centre card and sofa tables mahogany
bookca and secretaries hair mattresses; Brussels tapes
try three Ply and ingram carpets 70 flu oclohs
bedroom and basement furniture &C., &c Also one
wood modern rosewood fully warranted also
about dozen oak, curl maple and black walnut chairs
sold to advances and fine opportunity for
the trade all others in want The sale will be peremp
tory for cash andg goods must be removed same day.
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.->-S~~~~e~>s~~-s
BOUNTY LAND OBTAINED FOR SOLDIERS (RRGU-
u lars and volunteers seAmen, marines. nctfla msn.
teastss wagoners musicians and others or thsf sdrvv
ing widows minor chdfen) who served in any war
I5n can obtsp their warrants By applying TO A. J. BER
BOUNTY .LAND-PENsIoNs, PASSPORTS. -ONE
II hundred and sixty any sailor soldier widow
minor in since l775 Call once for speedy
cessfnl action WN GRANDIN. Notary and Attorney 10
Nassau street. room 10. -
NAVY BOUNTY LAND AND "Hx7RA PAY'' OWICa
IN Bounty lands and "exna psyn for o. 3. Navy salc6
obtained and paid.
and others collected and all kinds Of claims against t6s
United States recovered by - -
Agent and lste) PurseriU. .. Navy. CT Wall sxseA.
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ITO LET OR LEASE-THE FIRST LOFT OF NO 26
Bee kmAn street, extending through 1856 feet to Spruce
streets has fine entrance and hostAy both
fitted with water a., complete Apply toJAMES
m street. hi stairs. 60
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TENANTS REGAsTER-

,O sss sss S;sss sss third %
iSsrth story Win siyiishs ssss eco
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Ii of the city, good house and outbuildngs with such
Of land be desired not exceeding eight hun
dxed acres The land the best in the vicinity of the
city, for iar% MIN Or for vsgssblss and e good
gortpnisy offers Apply to JAMES 5. L. CUAMINs. Is
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SALES AT AUCTION.

VonN w. soMERINDYKE, ACCOMMODATING
isrsriss sale Of furniture, &c, thd day. May IL
Asat 10 clock No 100
din, the stock In trade ofths late John waaes CONSIST
ing Of black walnut tables and teda feather
beds hsir mattresses mahogany oce tables
fas chairs mahogany and breakfast tables 49,
&C.; also, horte cart and harness.
~ 80 -5' LErITfA WALLACE, Administrators.
ToHN W. SoMERINDYKE, AUCTION ERR-sroRE ITO
81 Centre street. corner of Frankllnsalo of horses
riages, &c; Monday. May IA, at 10 O'clock at 1872
Duane street Church four horses two csrraes two
ats
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nELIGHTFUL COUNTRY RESIDENCE TO LET. I'M
81 feet in front, with seven rooms,
stable carriage house. and three Of land including
beautiful flower garden with abundance Of and
Iruis OF Al snds within hve minutes walk from Bulls
would be also most desirable place for gardener
Apply to JOHN GARkABANTS. on the premises or to
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S55OO0O on 1
bought cssh city stocis notes. mortgages and BOA
Of exchange Business confidential and promp
by THOMPSON Co. brokers and commission merchants
07 Nassau street. Of Ann No. second door
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DAoING HORSE wANTEp-ANY PERSON HAVING
Tor sale food pacing horse. sound, kind and stylish
that pace mile in and thirty seconds
hear Of cash purchaser by addressing b. b. Herald ONCE
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MORTGAGE SALE .JOHN WtS0MERINDfKE AUG
wi tioreer-By virtue OF chattel niortgaae will expose
O'clock the premises III Centre street foOf the
athes pues betting; three ScSs one portable forge
lathe 1ench;one vice bench main shaft
JUN a. VAN BoKKELEN. ATTORNEY for Mort.gee
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ITO LEASE-THE DESIRABLE STORE NO. 26 BECK
IL street. with basement sub cellar and proof
vAuks suitable for Wholesale
business Also the three upper lofts light
ALSO at greatly reduced rent the No. IL
street with basement vaults &C. Both these
good locations not far the City Hall and Post
ONCE. Apply JAMES PRICE, Hudson street. or to
J. q. Stephens No. u Beekman street. up stairs.
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Or general advance OF one hundred TO upwards Oh
threehundred per cent
After perusng the above table the reader may ask
How could tariff, increasing the prices in such
orbitant ratio be designated by its orginators Gre
duced onesv The answer is easily made.
Heretofore the minimum charge for business messages
from New York to Washington fifty cents for ten
words less, and four cents for each added word
making ninety cents for message containing twenty
words BY the tariff the minimum charge for
despatch is eighty cents, but the number Of allowed
words has been increased to twenty Here Is in reality
reduction Of ten cents message containing twenty
words and far the pretence Of reduced rates seems
plausible, though at q rdiculously small figure. But,
when it is considered that eighty cents is the smallest
charged for message now, whereas 1t was but fifty
cents BEFORE while Of the business dispatches
sent the wires could just well be expressed in ten
words twenty, it will be that this charge is
fact advance Of sixty per cent former prices.
And yet, upon the strength of this single departure
from the whole drift of their tariff the Telegraph Com
psnes expect 10 blind the press by the speciou cry Of
reduced rates. and thus to shield themselves from that
just indignation which their extortonse practice to
wards their best customers so justly merits.
But the above table, II should also be borne in mind
gives only the rates charged for the message in the
diton ii is in when first received the wireswheth
we are told By the circular need not pay lying or
mangled and unnteigibe dispatches for their cores
pondens unless they choose for they will only be pa
tent and willing to wait long enough they have
their incorrect dispatches reched through, second
transmission from the point Of departure at very od
crate" rates.
The following is the rule this point adopted by
both companies -
sIn order to provide against mistakes in the trans
mission Of messages, (by the Magnetic Telegraph Com
pany and the New York and Washington Printing Tee-
gra ph Company every message OF consequence ought
b. repeated, by being sent back from the Office at which
II il to be received, to the Office at which it orig
rally sent Double the usual price of transmission will
be charged when the messare is go repeated"
The following table gives the figures under the old
and tariffs with the insured rates Of the latter
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leaf Of silver, has been signsly fortunate Almost

leaf Of silver has been signaly fortunate. Almost
everything Of the slightest Importance has found
customer and to no nation are Messrs Ellington
der more obligations than to America, whose citizens
have been amongst their largest customers. The
whose name has escaped me, have purchased each
pair of ice pals OF SURPRISING beauty. The subject
which forms the bas-relief is taken from dais In
the Villa Albani of Rome, and is the apotheosis Of
Hercules. The pals IA inches in depth BY 10 in
diameter The groundwork is gold; the bas-relef
black. The interior is lined with silver, and each
vase contains room for icing three bottles. OF
course they are not purely gold and silver but cleo
tr0plated after the peculiar manner OF Messrs. Elk
price was ETC., and the choice Of such articles by
publican America is significant, as showing how a
taste for the beautiful and luxurious is gradually
pushing itself forward. BERTIB.
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The House and the Magnetic lines between New
York and Washington have recently got up new
tariff Of rates, whereby all messages abtve GER
tam number OF words are charged at an exorbi,ant
advance upon former prices and evidently for the
of gougng the press which has for many years been
their most profitable customer This arrangement has
been announced to the public in specous circular
with the heading crates reduced, and messages in
sured In order that the public may fully understand
the joke, propose 10 anayse this arrangement
and point out its bearings In order to do this, We
present the subjoined table, showing the tolls paid on
messages of certain number cf words under the old
tariff and the amount paid for the messages under
the new arrangement together with the increased pay
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Notice : nssssy syss that ,.' sss
and s ppos S WI Sc oS rue 81 e. mss
4. 6ssrnss 81 go SE The o ass ss
BY order o. he lighthouse hoard. -
Lighthouse inspector Frss DSi.io..
v ''''' e'p' o. Forelgn Ports,
AETwrEr Sept BIN portbsrk Oak H. Haskell. for B>s
BATaUlsr MI Sept lied ship VIM Schmidt. Sears a
ss a.. BEEN s p "a sP Boron' Smart ~
repairs Es Jsss s. Iss svs u. s
cargo Of the Juniaa Turk. Small unc; brig Dolphin Hath
W. En- c snd e e. Am bark The wind was s and s'
ssa Ss ' $sy Cor
sS ss.Ss harm Moro Bog e.ss '1f l ss
bark v9 sspi sn err M ss ss n .
nAnsEndx s Sept 4.In per, steamer WIN Penn 0odmae,
Bay with and shells q loved BY steamer Ciy u %;
zsssss md sss WIG
snst ssY Ss @ #.ss g:
e aaS w .sS 1s'Sn q 4
Hardy, from Boston 9th g load for Boston Adep6
&c fy Hss a s e 4a Ks e
ssfY Sss say S Sss r Ra
Penny. and sH Townsend Kelsey dol ana obers SD aIS
Sc RE S
S41Aszss Sept lin port bark Diligence Young for Bos-
ton 70 load sugar At u per box and take deck load OF moassc
n9g.sne, sspi Below ship s. rect, from Liverpool
os AN bari ep n s M' Sssl ssSand sA.ser m
days from 6sdsrs, disg % load Tor Boston =
ca fTe s.f i sc
BSS sssn sep ff Ssit Ess Ann m Spain m Ar
drossan, having repaired, Portland
Homo Ports.
se & :1gs s'ss %
ss Rs ss snf sfss e.
SS yn sedsn efFHy gsasfss 81
S k1Ss % F Even cog ksssas
sg sG ass & SS,s,
Slo%e I'D S MI.
yaanah Magn91in Nieke5sen Ghsrss,oai Pearl, Brs.a
YORK George Hoffman Nicksrson ", Faulklin. ds,
Montana West do; Louisa Norris do Sid this forenoon shi
BALTIMORE, Sep. 2.-Arr steamer Mount Savage. W.T.
Cara NndssS; ssSr FAR Osborn, KyorS SasS.asIss
Gf Young f HspaSe libby Xss
hennet Boston Aasa nyer Gharlss,o9 sehrs Doaae
Grande and market; Elizabeth eleanor, Work Oornoia
castle q ed sh BARI 4 ac@ssra. Eenda West iaaiss'
CHARLRsT0N Sept iscid schr Zephyr, Gage, port In
is,eid bSrs Soneynck smith Boston; brig Tybes, For
guson Nyo,S Sid schr Hayward Barley Havana via Keg
HARTFORD Sept 2l--Arr schrs Earl Fuller Boston, Pro-
tector Bradley Albany I'D steamer Clark Clark Albany;
schrs Lawrence Read Kngson McCiosky, Arnold Phia-
delpha. Sid I'D steam eohI Seneca, Chalker, kYork.
LINCOLNvuLE, Sept 17--sld sctr Amanda, Gukey, Eew
York
NEW ORLEANS, Sept I4--Arr brig Mary Elizabeth. Du-
eey Hnvana Cid ship Oliver Putnam, smith, Liyerpoo brig
Bingham, Carson Boston.
NEW BEDFORD, Sept 2--Arr schrs Crernona Potter.
Philadelphia; Onward, Talman Delaware Bay.
NEW LONDON Sept 2A.r sclrs Green Co Tanner, Hyde.
Providence for Albany Palladium Avery, Albany soo1
Washjngtonian, Maxwell, Amboy.
PORTLAND Sept 2l--Cd brig Eesex (new) slnneu No
kYofk
SALEM Sept 21-AT schrs q A Title, Adams Philads-
phia SD 10Th schrs Isabella Thompson, and Amra T. Pha
delphia; 2st Frank Hail, do
SEARSPoRT, Sept l3d schr Jsola, Griffin Phlsd
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PtrsOnal Intelligence.


In consequence Of tho continued I'll health 81 Bishop
Aonso Potter, of Pennsylvania committee OF the pis
copa church have authorized hin 10 seek resfin what.
form and TO whatever extent his own feelings or tho
counsel Of hs medical sdisca may susses. a. necessary
ARRIVALS.
Al the Metropolis An-Cnarlcs OConnor Es., New York.
Judge Daniel siskes, dol Rev N r. TilnshAs waslng
ton; Rev NJ Porter fau River; VIM. q. Brown Esq OF.
densourr q. w, Anderson Louisville, ky.; stephen W.
Chandler Dorchester, n n; thomas Nelson, Montreal.
Al De Smithsonian House-Rev A. N, Thompson, Por.age
w ws H. sisscL New orlcans Rev I Tsorp Louisiana
MAIDEN, Miss. II. Smith Virginia.
from Hayre 10 ship oonnccticutMrs IaAc Wood. Miss
Lane Jr, H.rSer, va1, Thomas oyecn xlcn Banyc.
pxPARTURxa.
rSr KcnnSna Se y s;ssnshp Noack
Anen. Wm kosoh ~ Lewis And two sons Miss Ho6bs Mrs
Misa Boeher, NJ Ansn ADD ady M fsrdue m Nsv1s
iss Smith Mr. Lyon MIS- Lycn Wn Rsesa. John fowery
Dudley, Mrs 3cl,er. Augustus Apaeyxcr-anS 8 10 ~
tNeiage,
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NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY SEPTEMBER p. 1855.

other dispatches and higher rates Of payment should
be charged FOR ita transmission.
But for these and vexAtous changes In the tele
graphic business and for these extortionate charges
there will be remedy provided for the public at
large have all eady inmated there will be for tn
evils TO which the press has been subjected. Until
then men, suppose must school themselves
into quiet submission TO the unreasonable deman OF
the autocrats of the telegraph eschew tsu alto
geth
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Jersey City News

IssrAiIAros-Iast evening Rev o. D. rockingham
was installed pastor Of tho First Unitarian church Of
Jersey City. Tho exercises conducted ia the fol.
loving orderA Voluntary, BY tho choir Introductory
prayer and reading Of the Scriptures BY Rev. Charles
Bowen. and sermon BY the Rev. Henry W. Bellows,
D. D., Of New York, from Psalms, sth chapter 3D. eth
and 6th verses The prayer Of offered by
Rev. Dr. Farley the right hand Of fellowship was
tended By Row Samuel Longfellow and tho concluding
prayer vas offered BY Rev. Mr.. Parkman The Doxoiogy
vas then sung and the largo congregation present
dismissed With the benedction.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
PERSONAL.

from Edinburg, Scotland, Will address M. M, Dor fo68
Nassau street Post Once n r. he viii hear Of something U
his advantage; any give any Information
corning him. tho Same win be thankfully received and suhar
ton left New York for New Orleans In 1885, and supposed
have gone thence TO Cincinnati.
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CorrAGg AID FANCY FURNITURE wARKROoa0--
~ q ga BroaAWaT, opposite The g. Nicholas 0eos--
Arn!w9 srACMx odks ise sals sAe mea s.sassys =
DE Unissd $780, = reauss4 psi0ss very varsx ma
1esses. parhseA rtlsws, 6csssrS &C.. q mAndsssur9R
Cy.cos.
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nARIFIME IHYELLIGgaCE.
Port Of New York, septembsr 20. 1856.
ARRIVED.

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YSa her with s Fire IsSS
w sss rsnser fps rs.mon
e eis as Avg Il ccss 1 rss ass nHs re
: ~ sss S sss
pereneed heavy westerly gales most Of he passage had p
George ssss Portland Mcclellan Shields Aug
S ws Sss { asfE Sept IS lat IS lon g g. saw ship Ann
Bari Golden Rule iof Boston, Nckerson Msrssles
xaios q Portland Chase. Shields Aug 81 Win coal.
% sis' s sH' Ts ssas NARY
' 81 Fssss ~ s'' ss. with fish,
Brig Teos Havsner, St john NIB days. with lumber and
Brig Molden m Ioekbsrt, Windsor. Ms days. wild, plas
Brig saSao Br Brown chorridcd, days with lumber
scr Jusna (B prudden Bermuda 10 days In ballast.
sclr (Br), oIsren, Halifax 6 days with fish,
sehr Joseph Grice. Stacey psren days, viii lumber 20
cotton Hour and wheat 18th Inst OF BarneaaI was struck
by qua from Me- which rent and carried away the square
schr Ashland, Rurch. Aezsedra, IL day.,
S shr SasS s sssSs W Mss ssre
sSsE Joseph rsrwel Copns ssy,, Baltimore
slaai AN Blowing heavy from Ne shppeds
sea Which wep, galley and AZ cooking utensils overheard and
sssT si,ss T ss%s 5 T5,sa,sA
schr banner, TUFTS, Rockport.
s ss fses RSsae s'H Hs asasos
schrJ Brooks Graham Portland
SRr samuel eia@ ,f Fssa ss Fer.isnd Ss's
schr Wonder, French Providence
scss Mary lar Ne saaD Pesrse BostSn p,.,
sssT Gn s oa sS lsa
sehr 5uana -. Now London where she bad repaired da
so ' Ss bs ew1 HG1aGu F 'Ds
Propeller Wsrasuus, cussms aa,v New Bedford.
One brig.
S sloop Of war Cyane, for.
Wind during tbe day NNE, and fresh.
Brig South thew. Of Mystic, as0 burden and Is In
tended for the Galveston trade.
yss ~ PcnI-The following Is summary of vessels In
s sSsis%.aps q s.ss
GA
The following gives classification total u
port Of Boston tho 2lst inst
S haIs q SrIss gs
Total 2Ie
LAuIc,DA searsport, recently from the yard Of Nichols
and Merhew fine bark Of about $50 tons called the Lucy
a. Por ss ey q Err o r
Intended ~ regular packet between this city and Mobile and
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pHnADp1PBIA .PACKAaE EXPRESS. Ig BEAVER
il stree, North and south AIR Limo onpeny n pre-
pared 10 carry freight and parcels Of any Description
New York and Phadcphs Thu limo IL established 70 opeo
New jersey, W opposition 70 hc e1o~
tAnt monopoly now manlAtned ~ hat sAe.