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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-05
BLACKlSTONE,S PAVILION,

WHAT WOULD BE AN APPROPRIATE
w present to take or send home to your wives
and daug hters -Four, five, or dozen pieces of
new and fashionable music, selected from the lot
Just received at the great Piano Forte and Music
Establishment Of JOHN ELLIS,
je3O 800 Pa. av, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-05

The CENTRE MARKET was crowded again
this morning. The dealers arriving last night
expected to be much troubled by disorderly
persons, but their preliminary business was
attended to, and no attempt was made to dis
turb them. The usual order and regularity
vere preserved this morning Provisions were
abundant. and at reasonable prices.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-05

The PRESIDENT MOUNTED GUARD, accom-
panied by a few friends, enjoyed themselves
greatly yesterday morning over their pic mic
breakfast at Sanderson's, over the Eastern
Branch. Their newly elected lieutenants,
Flint, Teal and Owen, were the hosts Of the
occasion, and duly exerted themselves to make
the time of all present pass pleasantly. On
parade the Guard made a very fine appear
ance, and their festivities passed off without
an occurrence to mar the pleasure of the day
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-05

WANTED-A GOOD WOMAN COOK
w Also, Dining Room Servant. Good wa.
ges paid, and good reference will be required
Slaves preferred. Apply at FLINT'S.
iy 3-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-05

N9NHIrrED.-Thrc young men named Ben
yalnin hurtz, John McDevitt and VIM. Sal
Ecu, were arrested, on the 81 inst for drunk
coIn; ana disordorly behavior Justice Clarl
tIs u,I ''ec the first named to Jail, and hell
0'ner Two TO security TO keep the peace
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-05

A SMALL FAMILY WISH TO RENTTWO
IA furnished rooms in desirable part of the
city, or small house ready furnished, and con-
tanning about comfortable rooms. Address M
through the Post Office. iuly sat
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-07-05

pcr.an issED We are informed that several
late rs charged with being concerned in the
for trial =. the City Hall, were brought up
3D. inst . before Justice HoIlingshead on the
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pubHc manDer wa, reterred o tAc conmittec Of ths

public m4nncr referred 10 tho Committee OF the
Whole.
Mr.. HOPPER Of The NLlvih D..tric, offered rep
luton 70 iporsase tie number OF Poll Districts in his
CouLc District from two To three. He stated that
eecton cay at one Of the polls in his district ncady
10 voters were unable 10 dep )sit thc votes before
suudOwD.
Mr. GRil offered some personal remarks To- M
Homer which that Gentleman replied q With dirnty
md repecd the Institution ,ha, he was influenced by
PERSONAL motives. Al each vosDg place over 100 votes
wore deposited during election day and thea all Of the
VOTERS ere not able io CO. their sufagos Possibly
had all voted The ory agaLst him would have been
VI, otr bat he dsred To d,,hag 20 BIS duty t. all Of
~. COZ s;itutIts, irTcspec;i.e Of party.
M PHIIrIPs thought that in view NJ tn. larye Vuts
of he CITY, sn0t0 TIC Committee Oh ordinances shoI!
be authoz, TO redis'rct the eli y and create ai,n
p,1 districts, and would move as an amendment: I'm:
Ills .rhiect be referred 10 that Committee.
Tie motion and amend nent were laid on the table
for the present.
, n,,i;nn TO go amend the rules Of order that tn,
BOARD shall meet a. p. instead OF D. Was adopted
Adjourned TO "Wednesday afternoon at o clocA.
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IF(IrRE on ETHNOLOGY.

The Academy Of Medicine met in the University on
Wednesday evening Nov. }. The Chapei was "eH
nl,ed.
1t was proposed by the Secretary, Dr. Foster, and
carried UNANIMOUSLY. that DIR. McElbersn, Member Of
the Royal College of Surgeons, Edinburgh De invited
TO address the Academy On the comparative anatomy
of the human crana.
The Ie turer said that he would have sought the hn
privilege of addressing them two years sSo, but he had
found the field Of his inv essations still widening aud be
was anxious to come before the Academy with an essay
complete possible From our works on. on 49, ai
oloey, cur museums, and from denilst' eaters' ana
oibss he had r,aDed a rich harvest OF facts. Ih!s
worlds fair of human specimens where ,b 20 IS oi nea
stand side BY eide is the create scnooi i'I ue
o. E,bpolooy whatever credit his work might re-
Give therefore. was due TO the fres spft am k'niy
coo5era.ion of .be members OF tho profession IA ms
adopted country Inc lecturer mau'au tni' Itl'
noogy has hthc TO been only en elhp 't,il, o-c lc
,ie t,sn.cendcn. doctrine; Of develop hent, sa'h a.
they are have beer m-spped or eatre'y 4lsfes iisi
b. :.bn1ogisis lie contends MAJ La''r; . - Iep'at
civ chaneod be- mode OF ope q, ~, and th.t She
,or,e--td her fo-m- IN spp-''ehng "''' VIM pc
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

MONDAY, Nov. lO.-Ald. ISAAC BARkER, Presi-
dent III the chair. -,
Petaions-For remission of tax, referred, with
PCs1Iition-That the Chief-Engineer of the Fine
Department be directed to loan to Empire Hook and
Ladder Company No. ! OF Philadelphia any Old truck
noS in his possession hit for service and not wanted Tor
duty in the ctythc expense of transportation to be
paid BY Empire Hook and Ladder Company oil fhha
dellha. Adopted.
Heports ted-Non-concuuing to repair per
rebuilding pier foot Of One first
street n H. 10 dredgc out slip between piers Nos
Twenty three and Twcnty.four, T. IL.
Street. Cleaning By Cjntract.-Ald. TUCKER called
I'm the "a port to clean the streets by dividing the city
into two contracts thus cutting of petty contractors
who had operated so materially against The city.
Aid. CLtScY moved to postpone to tue INST Mon
day in January. He though II ineAPod'cn' a' 'n'
time.
Aid. TuokrR contended til 81 the long delay already
bad working great injury T. the cry, anu WEI
the AID ermon 10 postpone the matter further woud
be plainly a violation of their oaths oil Once ihe
Commissioner Of Streets and Lamps was nov dong
The work by $50 Jobs a sl stem rGnOus TO the CITY
treasury and it was time the Board should adopt tbs
report The laborers too, under the present state OF
things, imposed upon; whereas II responsive
contractors had The work, they would ge' iu pay,
AID. FuLMlR wac opposed u the report from realing
little OF il and thought it should be postponed Tor two
years. A., p,; ,,.
terms for his dissppoval Of measure he bad bsen IN
favor Of. As for bis opinion, however it did not, in
AID VS. estimation, amount - much. Nd fdi ner
lad voted twelve .hillings per day for laborers, Il
Bunconbe NOV cment, and now he went against CON
tracts thai would secure those men their full pay.
Ali. TUCKER argued that the Plan propesei 10,
l,aLng the streets in this Report was perfect ana
calculated il every way to protect The interests .! Tue
citv. AID Fulmcr, he tho. ht must certainly krow
i TO be right although he treated the subject as ne dd
Tie pubic expected the Aldermen to pass this KPls
and suy member who voted against i wcA; asa.a:t
tie interests of the city, sbd in his opinion violated hs
oath of office Ii the Rep3rt was not passed ID night
he feared il would be kied. \ matter Ike th., eai.
cua.cd TO save the city sljo,"o year, should no.
meet with opposition;
Ala. Ely concured in AID. Tdcktrs yieys: lie vas
utic,,y surprised 70 hear AID Fulmer, reform usii,
her battling against measure so generally acceptel
by The public, and well calculated 10 protect the city
from imposition This opposition a. onst the prov ,'ot
of the charter and the ss OF the city with one
who knew better violation OF the oafh OF ONCE.
The motion 10 postpone lost, aud the main qus'
,iop Vas tlep lost for want of conslf )oa vote va
ifrmsti, &c win, Fox, Tucker. Noorhis Grii''hs,
Briggs. Barker, Ely, Valentine, Narian, Dra1eTii;
Ncgaiyc-Healy, Cisncy steers ThS Rans ~.
;.arped Ia Wednesday.
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The Report was adopted unanimously, and res1ll'
ton was passed authorizing the President aud Score
,ary 10 Sign and transmit it TO the BoaTd OF Cyin:
uissioners, az the amount requled by ths boa'u 0.
Governors for the of the Aims ouse Depart "cn'
for tie year 1871. seoo M
The appropriation tor 1876 amounted to sSoo'Oh'
M hing the decrease S9O,oH.
Tie sun Of SO was appropriated to purchase re-
frcslLenis ioI the childIen on RindAis i'i"na -"
1hn ksei,ipg Day. w,xo,
A mmulieaiion was received from John Mehe',
pcptsirg to employ msle con,icts on blackwell .n
lsGrd for 20 ctIis pr day - those who No.a mr.
oD'h. and not 10 exceed 30 cents per DAY ior MS
employ ell one year. Referred TO C"mmi'ee !" i'p''''
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AewUork daily Gribmae:
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
FIFTH WARD REpI BIICA\S.

flt III W AID hIft DIN ANo.
The Fifth Ward Republicans met on Monday evening
al No. "a Varick ttreet, Mr. JoHS A. KEsSEDi in the
chair; 4. G. LELAND, Secretary.
The following resolutions prop osed by Mr.. ROBERT
WALLER, were adopted unanimously:
Rfsored That this Club halls with emphatic peaiure the
noble the feelings snd actions OF me teeneh OF
the noble and West in the late Prcdeni. cohtt ana
in e manly support OF Free Speech Free Men, and Free
Kansas
ReOed That the four hundred and twenty six thousand
majority in the for Fremont and DAYTON, speaks
in voice OF thunder TO the PioSayery party
that no further the of Slavery be extended over the
free soil OF the Great West . -, p,t,.,
Resored That the noble standard Of the
ubdHcd aud that we again place
1860 las the OF Republican Prlncll
Tr, Men Free Kansas the noble hearted
Fremont Of California and the gallant Dayton OF New Jersey
Mr.. THEODORE a. WARD moved the following,
which was also adopted:
e,ored That this Club thoroughly in favor Of such rey
ion of the CITY Charter will honest administration
in our municipal affairs and such registry law as Will secure
honest voting. :,
After some further business, the Club adjourned to
meet on the iirst Monday III December.
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T7HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

of the AGE
common pasture weeds remedy that EVERY KIND Of
HUMOR from tie r0rst SeyQfula dora to common P,np"
M has ted II IN over eleven hundred and never failed
,,cent In two eases both thunder humor lie has now IN his
possession hundred certificates OF its value, ~ WITHIN
Ty bor, are warranted to cure nursing mouth.
One TO three bottles Ill cure the worst kind Of pmPe' &C
Two or three bottles will clear the system Of bols
Two bottles are warranted 10 the worst esnke Ia the
Three 10 1--WE bottle, warranted TO the worst ease Of
One or Two bottles are ~sranhd to AL humor in the
I've bottle. are warranted to cure running Of the and
Foar or sx Bottles aye warranted TO corrupt aud running
Que bottle viii cue .csly errrtions Of the skim
Two or bottles warranted to cure The worst sA'e '
,b,c. bottle, are warranted tie most desps
'. as =, ont bottles are warranted sa'rheun
live 70 eight bottles will the worst case oil scro,aA
1T cure !. war; ed when above quantity is taken
Nothing looks 40 Improbable 70 thoso xnS se ~ vel
growing OIL ,hc pastures and slons old stone a" %
every hamo III the SYSTEM yet Is nT huns nor hs
sbou il, sung but not your. Pedu.a W. ~
thousand bottles Of it in the v.. U s .@e :. he srat
est cures ever done in Masschu.ett ave 1t to children
y f Il I'D RfSp' whose 81 ch ..' 81: md s.
stored 20 perfect state OF health by ore bOtts-
always cure it. Il gives great relief in caaTh aud re-
ben rcsus,cd tyi. Where the body i. sound Il quite
easy bui "h,re ihcse derAnsemsnt OF the functions d
u ~ III slar feelings but mas EoI '
Manned: they always disappear ia fin iouE days 20 "cek
Tcro bad rosIt from r. the contrary when Ia
,ns sone Will iee yourself te peron beard
Of ls ssts.ssut uuus Vi Tia. eve! uAo
listened "a.
Msnui4c :efrd y DONALD KENNEDY, No. 10 W.rFoa-s..
Ro1bury, Mess Price
Whulrsalc Agents or Ncw.yorh c. V. CLiCEFNER 60.
No 81 Bar,av-st: CHARLES II. RING Nc. 10, BroAlwsy
A. Il. d. SANDS. No. lal Nuiism.st.: MARSH, ORFIS a
to No. 80 Cr',uwirh-.i.: BOND fAkL, thsnte1ss !;
WFiiSk Co, No 10 Fisrthn-st.i MskESsON ROBINS
%, No liJ Ma zen lzLe: NAVILAND, NANRAL
RTSLfY W3r'us:; BARNES PARK. No. ,pt R'oadv ay
WARD, Los! 40, NadcI and MrE EhNiS brook vi
,d To- a. 5' !! q! rssI,.ats p,p.s a. r<f ie
.pl.t.
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

MoNDlY. Nov. l0.-Mr ELT, IN the chair.
BHs-Of Charles McGil, $500, for pantin. Supe.
nor Cour. rooms and of Charles spencer 81 OF for
rytenong tax on the books of the Fourth Ward ~
ered paid by the County Treasurer instead of the Con
1ol'cr.
Common Pleas Papers-A resolution auth oi1inc
,b Clerk of Common Pleas have the papers of said
Cont arranged and the mutilaied documents copied
,rss referred tC a committee.
The Board then adjourned 10 Friday.
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po,pD.or CoVNCILNEN.

MoypU EvENISa Nov. lO.-fhe Boafd ~ y, VI
Con,eil Chamber and in The absence o pie NJ
- o.o,r,;on 10 appropr;a,e 500 - p'y the oI
rcn,cs of fitting up Eecon polls in DIN 9fen' "'1'
VA reiTred TO the Commute on man q r,,r ~
Tts B5srd 5fAe men h ns altfIeI &c re- ~ ..
,be Commute Of Confluence IN Ttieeoyo - 80,
si,,cr, OF Deeds Nj. P,>ckyE, Ino'el u. :ie
D. =, s,yrt nd 10 he bad If Aieoeh 're'e'
,ous. The notion pc. g l"''- = Nv Il. a
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SYRACUSE AND SOUTHERN RAILROAD
- connection with Express Trains on the New aud
Enc Railroad. . =. -. II,
Passenger Trains i'll follows, Sundays excepted;
Leave New-York from pier foot of Duanes at r. m, via
Buffalo E1pIcss-connectmg 1t Bnshamton with Express
Az D. IN via Night E,press-eonnectins =, Binghamon
wit Express Train for Syracuse and Oswego: ,,
Tickets be procured the Ticket Once OF the
New.Yoyk and Erie Road. w. Il. GILBERT, Supt.
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BOARD OF TEN GOVERNORS.

The regular weekly meeting of the Governors of the
Ain. H.u~e held yesterday afternoon at their
rooms in the Rotunda Present Gov. Draper in the
chair. Cows. Smith Conover, townsend, Oliver Gan
tber Bell Tiemann Dugro and Taylor
WEEKLY STATEMENT.
Mn hers rclnaning in the Institutions in charge Of
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legal Notilrs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Il Of the State 81 New York notice u hereby TO al
per.Ons having claims ss.nst TTGHE DANET, late Of the
City Of New York deceased to present the win vcuch-rs
thereof to the subscbcrs the Office OF Jane, w Wh3e
No 81 Lberiyst. in the City Of wYgrt bese tb-
fret DAY OF November reIt-Daed NevYot the zh .y u
Nay, 1876. OWEN MCGEE,
ELLEN BREDEM
me- IswsnlW Aduinistrsor and Adn inist,, III k-.
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The entire Board wee present for the hIst time in n
number OF weeks.
The Randalls Island Committee submitted report,
and offered the following resolution which was adopted:
g.soJ,,d Thu. child sent 10 Randsls Island
mos than once tue time previously spent under previous AL
shall be continued sud treated ~ IL the child hd re.
NAMED on the Island the period Of the fret Submission
md The child cmn. Liable 70 be bound out the expiration u
the time fSed BY law. -, 80
The Commitee Oh Supplies submitted the following
ror Of the amount of funds required for the use OF
o. kn
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- strong .ant1ass, y"t BOSLF'S ELECTRIC HAIR DYE
'uy mpro'sd wss proven - b BY tie Jldle. AZ the
s- Mechanics Far, held Boston ,snopg whom a :, D.
Hayes. the eminent chemist ard State A.s.yer) VITO .arc
i IL. "
PRIZE MEDAL AND DIPLOMA
oT'L the choices, HAIR DYES exhibit on from al mart. 4
me Cnion lis unparas led superiority consist. u l.t-e
hsiedieni are nourshus 70 the hair destructive
ar. 1d-Do"s not stain hurt the .sin. S-ls easily sp
I'd and dyes the hair any color required d-a'-
tlo"n TO deep black natural spDar marvellous M.
mscinrcd sold aud sppici by WN BOGLE No. II Wash.
lhtton-sf, Boston. Sold also IN this civ hv BARNES
pAkk kCsHToN, HI jEMAN CLARK c., c. II.
hNG Broadway; A b, d SANDS fglton--,. w II.
CAhtf Co, r. Z. WELLS and By dr everywhere
SANDS SARSAPARIILA-The original and
- genuine article A. Spnng and Fail purifier blood
ana general tonic Tor the system, II stand uva!.i; actin.
sHu' aAeousy upon the stomach bowels, keLeys ycE aat
ihe circulation u determines and cas Il the pr0iuc.. O.:
unhealthy sscIeons and gently suaes whlo disiBct-
sId e1ps from the stomach aud bowels az that il rrtfus
until they ale e,snsed ADD restored sound and healthy COZ
.t"n. Prepared AID sod by A. b. SANDS Dru-si.t-
Nc 100 Futon-st, NewYork and By Drl,g.. generally
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OVIE NETWORK md LIVERPOOL UNI
i TED STATES NAIL sTfANERs-St. ships ec<o-

ne ATLANTIC, C,Ii. Ofver E,dr6ni
The BALTIC, Capt. Jcs@ph Comstoct;
The ADRIATIC Capt James West.
These ships have been bu ~ cori~tct t'Fs~y if rae
service every has been taken IN 'n.u con-
stru,tion a. their GIN ard speed
their sccomnodaors f.! passengers uIeogaed sd
elegance and comfort.
Pyce Of passage Newyolk 20 Liverpool in sgst cspin
$50; second DO, us From Livupoo. 20 New York,
gunea Az experienced attained 10 each ship
No be secured unt paid FOX Tao ships Of this line
proved water light o1khead aud avoid CANCER from
Will tie Banks Do.th VI init. .er
Isl II August - . l
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Steamboats, ano RAILROADS..

TSOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE via NEW
Il PORT and FALL RIVER-The splendid and superior
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY At O'Clock pm;
Nd h yAX TE E md TRiDH
PI No ~ r. nssr the BseE5 bo;h touching - new
H.essr 70 room. will be regarded secured any .pph
can. the sam. shall have beer paid ioI -.
IN 'A''' WM BoRDEN AGENT. Nos 70 and II we'-st-
VVHE REGULAR MAIL LINE VIA STONING-
TeS for s9sro 81 :n4 OF %
stcnnston and Providence and Boston and Povdenee Rss
NswYS aS aa, ,s S"n s.
n N aud sonn ston $3.50 m, The arrival OF the mail
sR "'S kspiRs siII from Se%Yori noy wedne.
day, and EneEy From s.oIins'0n Is''es1' Ahui'"''
4h" PLYMOUTH ROCK rom New Yerk Tae.s.y Thur.
Ssy and Saturday FROM stOnnstOn' h0rdA' WEDNESDAY,
proceed rom st.EIscS Per R-S0.d = o rI.i IN
.,Snee those by other routes ard IN aape tune ol ~
early morning ines connecting North sne fss. ,S, e.t
undurbd breakfast il desired, and cave Stehnson IN .pe
e4sA IRAN connecting al Providence WIN 'as "A u" WAN
Bssse Master accompanies the steamer aud train 'hfods"
For p..s.s- h.r ,tsirroOIn, freight apply At Pier No.
North River, ~ the ofhce No. 10 BattsIy'Pacs
THE REGULAR MAIL LINE via STONING.
i TON for BOSTON and PRoVIDEN,E-CHANGE 81
ue viii leave pier No North River frs. wharf above Bat
;eryplscs, daily except sunday at m, instead OF p M
VENTRAL RAILROAD of NEW-JERSEf-
~ CONNECTING 8; New Hampton with The DeawaIe kscts
Railroad 90 Sastor Great BEND ne Non
nd we.. and CASTOR with Inc Lenss valley Hneso' 70
haueh Chunk.
FALL ARRANGEMENr-Cc,,reacir October :, ls'S-
iAy. for Ess,on and intermediate places from pee
No North River, ESQ $50 BONNER
vile al ~ and 1880 a. and $50 and 500 -
Jersey s Rs n . SSn. .aSss sa - on ne Ssm
JOHN o STERNs, supr.
FLUSHING RAlLROAD-Lea,e Fulton Mar
Il ho: by stsamsf ISLAND CITY. at g. and 10 IN.
md p. The CARS !esye Flushing, T. L. a: the same
hours and exchanging passengers Beat
Hunters Point khfoogn IN 10 minutes; Fare, -
Nm NJ SMITH Superintendent
GREAT ENTRAL ROUTE
IN Tle sh-opsh reae. AID yEeisi, once oftl.
~ GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY.
MICHIGAN CENTRAL RAILROAD.
"A keir RNroad sra Steamboat cctoIs - Chr
Miw .ukee Gs,ena BuI-sg:oo, s. Los. Cso AND rruis
Yest ard Son'bw
w. sijsPENsION BRIDGE. bUTFALo, sr.oswEGO -
Come, O, cost,s% c -. nARIUS cLAsK lserL
IRFAT AMERICAN ROU "E.-MlC IlGAN
u INSTRUMENTATION % CHIC 400, s. LOUIS, Re-
Island - Pau Milwaukee and al p'Aces Wee: AID Sone-
.,, via New ioa and New boIk entr aud Amofal
a. Shore Ralr,a ads Toledo iouuus e so,s' qIck't.
"a nile route 20 ibe Great West For hroDsh cSc
- s,Cs II ,,eL. arply a. che Coupacy's Ohe- Ne l'
s'o'd"ay e"'De' % Wy - JOHN E. PoRTER, As.at
NTEW-YORK sai ERIE PhiLR0AD CON-
NPtNv.S FypeFSS CrvrvAI orT.cv No. IS t.o'G
Wv NJ Y-Fbe NeS-Yofk and ere ha'iota 10 e0' "''
~" s''F--S- - - - HpiIST. ;c,I-.'s
c. HcCILirs es-Gi ee.Ihte,-sH+
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PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING

" rp&ARD < COLLINS. No; &C w.n;.+,Nr
STEPHEN KENNARD 4 Co. r-'''f'o'
20 WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris
The ships be accountable for gold,
. d aiding s .IRs a Il. f s
VyHE BRITISH aud NORTH AMERICAN
J. ROYAL MAIL sTEAAsHIPS.
eAief CABIN Passage acknowledgement
FROM BOSTON LivrlpocL.
Ch'sf Cabin Passage.
Yss .Ip. from Bcstos eail :. H.a.I
PERSIA, Capt Jnd.ns, CAMPO Ospt L.ne,
4s shb 6.p e' E E'si' slaessA CAPT S Ry.
AFRcA Capt b. sH , SsB t ,,s.a
,Ies,1a bow red on PO, boz so.,or Oct u 1854
Persia Judio. leave. y York Wednesda5 Oct q ls5s
soi' S %%s$ans:sy Nov Nov K is
SEP .y: so YoTs Nov T.
PERSIA Judkins leaves N York Wednesday Dec TO- 1850
A AsA so4s Sqs s MM:Sssasy Dec Dec y
Berths secured until paid for.
The Of ships viii no. be accountable Tor Gold,
ss BHSn .s Nd I the y ., esc
'0' Freight Or Passage iP6S GUARD No. 4ro~nrsr..a
V'HE LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA
i STEAMSHIP COMPANY intend dispstcbirg their spen
DID and powerful sie"FF sas t 4 GlSTe
CITY OF MANCHESTER .............. November TO-
CITY or BALTIMORE................ December g.
kkNCAROO IL
FROM PHI ADrLPHIA.
siE% g %i$IiiSGESS:.:::. @ Rs:s%$$s: !:
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM NEW-YORk.
sAloOn-sso So AID IS aceOrdi1s TO s:ateIoom
rom Philadelphia and Liverpool and found ia Provision
Phlladel From Liverpool $40
These ships constructed with improved wsterght
parmens and vessel carries experienced Surgeon.
Parties wishing bring their friends obtain certif
n in
And inward Apply 10 JOHN o. DALE, Agent,
No II Wsnu. ST, Philadelphia
orsABEL& CORTIS, No In Brosdw az INew.Yofk
DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA, for LIV-
III ERPOOL-The ASIA u. q. Lott, commander, will san
the with the mails and passengers for Europe
WEDNESDAY the l2th inst, at o'clock precisely.
will leave the CompADy's dock at Jersey City at
u and o'clock the Passengers 10 the Asia
Z. CUNARD, No. Bowling green.
NEw.Ye.K AID LivERpeeL u s. NJ. s. 8. Co, s. Walis-
NEw-YoRx. May n, ieSs. !
NOTICF.-The rate Of Freight by the Steamers
n Of ibis line from Liverpool reduced 20 - tun
until further notice. Y. h. CoLLlNs.
NEW LINE of NEW-YORK and LIVER
IN POOL PACKETS-PATRIOTIC L1NE.-This line WI
be comprised of be following new snd hrs cas ships Va;
HENRY CLAY Il 500 tuns. Capt DAVID Csuikns.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ns. Capt Daniel H. IrnmA2.
ORITNT. ........... :? 900 tuns Capt George Hin
rIIFN AUSTIN. 90. 100 tuns. Capt VIM H. 0arTick
The above ships have been recently built aud are the Asss
e,ntlemen experience and ability Their accommodations
se very superior and every viii 10 made 10 onoss
Abe comfort and the soLvsnsIos d shPPsrs
''' ' sPoTr ORD rYf2iEsToN Co., No. % B.d~,,
g 6RIMsHAwa Co. No: 10 Gore p,s,...
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FDWARD K COLLINS No. &c wsl.st,
BROWN, SIMPLIFY x Co, Liverpool
STEPHEN KENNARD Co..
No. n Austin FI!srs Lordoa
y q. WAINWRIGHT n Co, Paris
The ships VIII rot be accountable for sd
vyeI bullion specie jeweiry precious metals npees
halls Of adding signed therefor aud the value thereof ex'
pressed theron.
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