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SPEcTAL NOTICE TO rHst .tDIEs-1. q. Iogyso
- " " No. 40 Brosdwsy ~ ymk wi.he, ~. Isdie
raa sfaduse of this tN a. tr III severe r
aliens on srsse caupsns arI la srs H. c,v,ir
Of the ufirAff 81 as Tbe Iar ia @etf sno,
General diseases 1891 regulsries ard ali ructoa
removed b. medtst ~ sufgc,l trps,men. fonyenicf,
rooms aud ercci eDt - provided. during illness al
hprte. tunsn - pc son or by mAl Strict
corddeistsh Vfee 80 "a vi tor
s- q. JOHNSON Operating Pisvscas
, W'fnf MtNW ca-wuY RI III THAT so VAN
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Tft ron,,npratea sc,ync RisIrg IA Te,a..


de Galveston Mas p.bh he's the fos.oxiag letter
t.Gon 70 the late contemplated negro nstrtectca ia
teo' sfo count! =
Tie Object q It's rbaca Ion 70 state % yca al
ae fscis q sny IN pOsalce INJECTED w,s segAt 10
'tlatc iIsuTf scton.
uur suspicious were aroused atost two weeks ago.
hen meeting cf lhc ct,Cns az tao counts lei,
snt ctnm,se Of lryesuga;ca appointed Is ferret out
4a "! Ole matter aud lay 10 act1 beors he people ~
tAe county 'or hclr coasderatoa, To committee euas
~ nfon ihor dg,los abd N ssogl pe they were N ig
ptyestop of The sc 81 well organized and syeiema.
.s.d plan fer The murder q our eniite white pop1
afrr. with ihe exception " lhe rrg fes, who were
~ ne taken captres end male tie sves y tie fabolca
mtrdefrs q ifef parents ana irisnas Ihc committee
ot 20 IN their possession nuniccr q pistols bowie
Atircs guns and Ammunition. Thor usssgpf's 81
.si zaiign were sdorte' aaa 'eir mo'so leave not
fsst saturday, the 9Th inst ws, toe tmr rgfeci upon
er lie e~ccrton III ,aeir Ga1rlnr signs j, f,,s
tcur VI all to make simylsreons cooperate
'or viii from tao 10 ten sppoHiionfd % n1sriy every
htisc n the county, k' az ~ white savc the above
r-ceYtcn, unogr their b. ns, take their h1rscS AM
a,-or, and nst their way CT u . "iree state Mex.
No,wthf,snding The intense ezcjsr.tri Which no red
tvtiy mtmfer q our community. AMI the desperate
: sFuTes 70 Which meg &c liable le ed On ~ such
mFttdng 6sfEtr 10 wirh VIZ Asa sesr EXPOSED ~ or
.s1Se and iepity 70 our slayts We rsl say liz PEG
~ sctd WITH ntfs fatitn ami elaboration than ever
eoe characterized he acea of any recipe rsder suni
"a riytuu stances.
Acre than tao htrsIci rez,ots bal voaied The Az,
lie Tspsiy o. wlieh y oesth, Bul D, slsa.noGs
ri the Law was sfhbe.d AM iheir iycf spared With
tie exception n ihree o ire ibglstders. wac were,
81 ffcfy, the Oh nat, al lock Il " hlrg
rfnct With the ubaEnoss voe6 a. ,se ctzcts OF the
t0Utfy.
Without exception, ever Mexican 10 lie couriy was
wpfca;,c. hey were arrested au1 ordered 70 iesve
ie county within I've Gays. ana again 10 return
der The penalty Of ttsh There e one however by
~ reuc ~ TraDk vro Z p0vtu % ne 81 the M me-
movers o. tie Affair." that uoi Arrssci, bit we bopc
hat re may !ct be srd have meed oGt to bin such re.
srd 81 Ms black d, CO snands.
We are satsetd TIA, The lower c'ass X the Mexican
EtNustcn are boundaries aUy country where slaves
held. and sboud b. ccst With accordingly. Aud.
ief ne benefit Of the Nexcsf population would mere
late hat resolution Tassca by the unanimous
of the county forever orbtifng any Nc xican rom
ming within the limits CT tte corriy
Peace Quiet and cool order asair restored aud by
III vstckiul Of glance tyrmltee. well or.
fau'zed patrol ard good discipline among or psnsers
are persuaded that ifege MI ttver agan Occur he
necessity of commur cssion 81 TIC character II this
Yours respectfully. JOHN " POISON,
n a TATtN
u ~. HICKS
mi 4
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TIE Loes OF the Steamship Florida.

lrsC. tAc New OIthus ilcAy cnS, 90 pt. Is.
We are indebted Capt Dowden, o! the schooner
Diamond which arrived here this morning. for the fol
owing account o. the loss OF the steamship Florida a.
ready an oCpced ~ teieg graph
7he steamship riosts Capt Cezzens Ief Pees.cola on
Thursday, the 18th OF August with Ave gentlemen.
aides and two children board As passengers. besides
lse officers ana crew. The weather vas ine q. 10 A.
eho crossed the bar aud shaped her for Cape
Sal Bias The weather continued peasant throughout
TIC DAY, although during the evening the breeze wnch
Tom The northeast fr shened aad the began 70
rise.
Friday the a9h commenced With strong breezss from
the northeast; aud heavy running AT daylight che
made Cape san Bias but the sea was running go heayiy
inst the captain Old not deem prudent to
as The ship was deeply laden and laborirg very hard
She was therefore Kept away, and ran into ST. Jcsepas
ctcr, and party went ashore from her ant caught
usb The day ended with strong oreezes and the YEA
ihtr licking very bad.
Saturday The 30h, opened with thick !ogsy weather
and strong breezes from the east northeast Ats NJ
commenced blowing harder, and the began TO rise.
~ IL O'Clock Captain Cozzsog let 60 her second anchor.
lh pieces q iron attached 10 it. and gave her
al. the chain. The wind and increased. aad the
weather locked very bad staPM the MIA blew very
heavily tremendous sen vas running and The vessel
abored very hard, At i VI she commenced dragging,
anc at quarter past eight O'Clock tie snip struck and
ysEe round the ehoai the anchors still hod.rg der
uesry h 10 the WIND. At 10 Z ", the after upper
= con was blown away, and the passengers aud crew
were compelled 10 20 into The lower cabo Tor safety tue
w.ad blowing hurricane AID stil Increasing the
VI asas all ever the ship and The weather looking very
sunday, the 3st, commenced with the gale ztil IN.
cfeasrg and the ship striking heavily. At A. 81, our
htbcard gangwsy was washed out am the sea com.
meEced breaking through fF sap Ine CABIN doors were
Ton pelieo % be shut Tor safety ~ a d. our lee STATE
rooms = the lower cabin wsre washed away, and the
mall boa' lost, ,fo ether boats having been pre-
y.orsy stove oy the sea AZ hail past O'CLOCK the
cap'n was washed away atogtthef ALI 81 were com
pfed 70 CAmO lp on TIE gaoWs frame as tAe sea was
breaking ever the ship. tbs wni blowing tornado,
and The sea running MOUNTAINS hish Al : A. d. Inc
smoAe chimney went overboarc, and the iofWNd
ctes, via ~, ploI hoeae, icHo"ed Al a. u.
ie VINO Game oct rom tie SOUTHWEST and DEW harter
an ever Az Continued 'ashed T. tie gsoWs ira1e lu-
~ osyA2nt Two me'aLc Ae ooais had also oeen iaseed
- ise gaiows frame when "a, Ashs came e.. thai vas
!st y ne STRIP Was phit o. tne iaooaFu Wneemouse
s~eTesl LaVfs oeeh FL Wasfeo 70 pieces Az ine man
st's a. ar a. the "a nc room, vas gone WIN ~ we
g. ana l@ft q lIe aver aecs y vas iouna taa' .ae
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MARITIME. INTELLIGENCE.


THE OVERLAND MAILS TO IsDIA AND CHINA.
the oowpg Oe Of ysue 70 those having correspond
III he East
TIE mai eayea Southampton The th and 9Th OF each
ncHth aud
Arrives Gibraltar ahoui oh aud 2sh o. sanne mouth
Arrives 81 Maia about the ish ana 50h Of monh
Arrives ~ Alesaafra about the i OF and Nh offo
loning month.
suez about he 2lsi Of and 5h or Oh OF
following month.
Arryes At Aden about he Ash s5h OF loh
l.lh 81 following noah.
Alden asou ne 10th or ct: OF same asa day Of srr
va Tor bombay. and lih 10 30th for China &c
itdan Bombay The 50 20 5h
az l"fh IL 2ls Of the following month
ard q. steamer Point De Gale The 9Th
1il ind ed to I'D cf r. l0w iag month.
leaves Point Dc Gale for Puo Penang The the
s'esner has already arrived whlca axes ne mail
Arlycs - fuo Pcnsns about the l2h l3a aud -sh
.s8 II iol'Osing month.
singapore he 49, or m AM 3ls o. i, of
~ oviAg i crth.
leaves srrapere about l. hours aner arrival
Arrives Houg korg ssoui ;he 81 2Nh and 9Th l0h
81 olov ing month
caves fcyt cay fr s,sughse.
Two ntss ieave Eng-nd-one the - aud 9i of each
uUnh-sis MsrSeles, Rfd arrive Al* Aanfga he
tine - the Southampton nall
- A. poc'rs cgd ar,t iat~sol o. ne Nav TOsE lis
~ diega ~ seT'rf
YOEx@riHA oAv
Piss&s..st.s.a..t4t NJ noon RISES
kta Wrb,..sts.ttst. ~ asd vt1sstsstf.s,eye s3
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Ia inc c'y ana county o. New Yors from ras i.i 1sy
q sept " tue 2ft5 day OF sept, 1866
sea. y women, 81. boys, III s:-ts iaS-sJ.s, AL
Aa.s io-, childreoi 500: mae1 2sa eeal,s 90. CO.
sored persons :.
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Port Of Sew Yo,k, september ~, 1856.


AH2fyFr.
Setmshp Roanoke. Skinner Norfolk. with fnlse nni
10 Lu0.sm lls4sats .ls' Inst psssed steamship
=. rfcAovu 81 Fcuvicx fs.aud.
ssp fconneTega, Boyle Liverpool AUG II rih mise AMI
70 raFsenFers Hagbtch 60 &h int. lsi ~ ". lon -
~. 81 steamer supposed q be lie Rac hence f1r LIVER
pool III ~ Is 90 lou n s. spoke French eshng big Jose
a1g sehr flaa 81 Pfogt ceovu bound - Sew YORK Tie
capesf need hravs weather to TIE eastward 81 the Banss
slsrng foi errHsi.
ship loaa Eyersoa Ia'hsu sAlelds 4Hg o wHh sosL %
Fafcay Lyi1zson. vtgsei 10 Pos Snih 70. "a las
hs Ranks sroke scar lord. from Boston arrived.
snip dY sbc revN Coor b. pcsicn " bplast ~ Lrreya
90. Jhe vas lowed 10 The city ~ =, Enoch Trau.
bsrk Ehe.n liam Sr.er Hamburg l6cass with m'e aud
Is faSeTEsrs 10 > Book 4 kunharc'
ark .Eolus PREM Iobason, ~ emen, A. days, ballast
vlh rs passengers. 70 stanton Reixer
b Robert Williams 18th inst IL 80 =, Ion "a 40, passed
u ge at amshp with 2piprs steering gSN
Nsg Ocean fsze new Bunce Guifort g.. IN ballast %
q 4er.
chr n wMner Peivisnd, ,haesoa, days, Viii cotton
Il Mcf'fsady, Mott A 90
seSr wase, waIrv righ'. Wilmington Nc. sday' viii ma
tal stores 10 = s Poweii.
Eekr Abtel ksaer tremetpe, EginlA days
Fchr Peru. An.cs. Rstkisni.
schr Nnerva Ads -. Gardiner. Ne.
schr Augusa. Perry. New Belt I'd q.
steamer Po0msNa, Cusl man. Ncw-Bstior8.
steamer Petrei. Nyc Providence
steamer Uncaa. Bates. Hartford.
Sitamiug EGoch Tain, Henneseey, BoI.on
shp louis Nap, leon arry el yesterday has ~ passengers
0h lys Tat 81 10. ION g 81 exchanged sgnsls with shp
tCurd u. showing While fsI van ltttrs y IN ..
Wind Al sunrise NNE. meridian S. sunset 40.
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One Of the deceased was Purser board the steam
ship Alabama, Just arrived from savannah, Ga auoheS
sbpsmn, who mad dou otess been exposed 10 Infection
from the nature OF his employ rnent and the laird
person said TO have been expoaei b. washing clo.ans
from infected vessel.
Verdict OF coroner'5 jury.
The number of deaths, compared with corresponding
weeks OF 1864 and 1855 anu o. last wees ~ foOws-
Week ending Septsmbef 23 1874 So
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Thc foHow'na sbs sves summary q n. x..ssa. Ia n,
tsbors OF New yor. Boston Baltrnorr -, ba tlb
So a Charleston stganaan. Mobile saJ New 0sie@as "
J Ia n
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Herald Marine Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA. sept A-Ar brigs Mcrasia, Hainrs.
rosea: Martha Washington, AIs:on, Fan River schrs
saaYet. church NYork susan BAKER, 0gck.ns DO u ~
voed Atwood Hossor. aaela Felicia, Rowland. Dghton,
Iva Taylor Plymouth, Mass. Jane Baker, Nanneman -
~: Ucintno 1Hfer Port DEPOSIT; Young America, Tnfet
Ia ,Tr shrs Thos Vi Perkirs wsyre liverpool North
tareiUa Fosfir Csgleri via Hampton Roads bark bu
~ ON ship Janes brown Kerun. csnso via Hampton
AZ shp wes,moreand Deacon tvcrpool steamships cry
Fcw YORK Matthews Boston, Delaware. types, NfurK
IVA, sCarlsn Partridge. ard Marla Washington, Anderson
os,on sshrs tycene Dali NBedofd Eva ialior Mia ca
4 4 TFvefnr corson. salem: Len, Snow. Ru9nn. Mary
N Melvin, Lynn. 1a1ete trowei, BosOn ~ y sawyer
'"u'"' sfisceiiancous aud Disasters.
Spp FaiNoUru Refty, from Bal more Tor Nrsellrs W
ote reported sslofe Barren tssne g0t on Sh Inst an
isacceaed On her way dow The bay.
xsty Aspopr-A large shp wth painted ports was seen
rstoe ahot he h inst. 1ear carr sor Reef With wreck
40 alongside Sne appeared ~ have recenly gone ON
Ryfg w8rrP wtrsp roovay Para returned 10 Salem
having been in coLact On Care God with unknown
vessel and losl ibboom and received cher damage.
Stpp VIZ X KlsC-7he NOBLE Advertiser, Of TIE ~
savsAu hopes 81 the SAT- 81 his vessel believe.
coued and euteains ad0nb hu tia The WrcGxel
srhr, nv the SNACK welcome, TITS il
II cd rrs no dr 81 her arrival q Pass Ana her Place
III frxua on fave been received, ghnn
~ ha ~ boty wssec
~ tsmsued nif nd Jules Eondnl he wachnnaxer. hO
IaG MS psee r. = passenger he " " k.g Tap' ulv
: rd Who commanded her ewes Gue large fars here n
vsrn he l,ss viii Ne uecotcNsre. fbt 'rew o.s
Cf uife men.
sepp Spytt, yrituN ffop nifh,,n g. Philadelphia whle
IL ~ ding up ~ fs. sto al t0r Ugh oi
I'm vs. UtktcNn scet ttfysA away her egtrs
sars &c.
p.,L P.,aia IA $50 hut 81 Co'su.e M,.s. ta, b.ca
] a. va t,tuls ~ ~. tsttt4F~
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The Overland L ails to India and China.

We have often been asked for Information In re-
gard to the departure Of the Mails from England
to China The following may be interesting to
those who have correspondence with the East:
The mails leave Southampton on the 4th and
10th Of each month, and arrive at Gibraltar about
the 9th and 18th OF same month arrives at Malta
about the 18th and 3Oth Of same month arrives at
Alexandria about the 18th Of same and 4th Of fol-
lowing month.
Leaves Suez about the 10Th or 21st Of same and
9Th or 9th OF following month arrives at Alden
about the 2Sih or 18th Of same and 10th or 18th Of
following month
Leaves Alden about the 18th or 27th Of same and
day Of arrival for Bombay, and l1th to 18th for
china, &c
Indian Navy steamer arrives at Bombay about
the Sd TO 5th and 10Th to 21st Of following month
p. and %. STEAMER arrives at Peint de Gale
about the 9th or eth and AID to 23d Of following
month leaves Point de Gale for Pulo Penang
the same day, II the steamer has already arrived
which takes the mail on arrives at Pulo Penang
about the 18th or 18th and 18th and 29th Of follow
Ing month arrives at Singapore about the 18th
or 18th and 3lst or LIST OF following month leaves
s1ngapor about 12 hours after arrival arrives at
Hong kong about the 22d or oath and sth or 10th
u following month"; leaves next day for Shanghai.
Two mails leave England-one on the eth and
10th OF each month-vfa Marseilles, and arrive at
Alexandria about the same time as the Southamp-
ton mail
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United States Patent Office.

JT.N
IN THE PETITION OF GEO. l.. WRIGHT
" OF Wet Springfield, Mass, praying for the
extension OF patent granted TO him on the 18th
day OF May, ie42, for an improvement in :. ma
chimes for ruling letter peper," for seven years
from the expiration Of patent, which takes place
on the 18th day Of MAY, 1856:
tbs ordered. that the saic petition be heard az
the Patent Once on Monday, the 18th Of Nav
next: 1885, az ~ O'Clock, m. and all persons are
notified TO appear and show cause, II any they
have, why said petition ought not to be granted
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6LENWOOD CEMETERY,
Office Ne. 392 Pa. ava. Gamer oar .sv..~

lovKR rHH sAyINs's BANx)
IHlS CEMETERY Is laid ont on the o,s, A.,
the celebrated Greenwood, Of New Y ok, and
situated on the high oroond dIst,nt 80 - 80 =
quarter miles north o. the Capitol-North Ca oi,oj
street leading directly 20 the gateway.
This Company have secured charter from Com.
sIess, apPropIetins their ground forever 10 burial
purposes, making fee title TO the purchsss1 no
prohibiting all encroachments from legislation or
otherwise, which is Of vast importance to those
who wish their desd TO Teposs where they have
other cities when the bu:ial ground becomes valu
able for other purposes, 10 sell II, and throw the
dead promiscously into one large pit, and legal
measures cannot prevent IT, as no titles aie giSer
10 the ground
N. B.-O1ce opea from 10 to IL O'Clock a. "a d,
where Pamphlets, containing the Charter, By
Laws, and a map OF the ground, and all other IN.
formation, can E1 obtained
All orders left with Mr. JAMES, r. Harvey. No
,ioseventh street or any cthsr undertaken win 10
ro-ep'IV amended 10. je1SLIv
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,


March l., 1850 !
PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING THE AIAif.
u Of the United States from the LIST day Of Sep
TENDER, 1856, 10 the 30th dav of June 1855 on tie
following routes in the Territories Of OREGON
and WASHINGTON, will be received al the
Contract Orice Of the Department. in the City OK
shington, until the sth day or July 1856, 10 be
decided by the next day:
OREGON TERRITORY
1875 F rom Starts Point. by Grand Prairie 70
Eugene City, - miles and back once
week.
Leave Stan's Point every FRIDAY attain:
Arrive al Eugene City same day BY 4pn,
Leave Eugene City esery Saturday al : n;
Arrive at Stars Point same day by4pm
1876 From Port Orfcrd, by Il sndolph and Goes
Bay, TO Gardiner City, IS miles and back,
Leave Port oxford every MondaY It . m;
Arrive al Gardiner City next W ednesdsyb by
Bpm;
Leave Gardiner City every THURSDAY al
Arrive at Port Oxford next Saturday by
1879 From Scottsburg 10 Winchester, 81 miles
and back, once a week.
Leave Scott bdrg everyW ed nesday at : q N,
Arrive at Winchester next day by 3pm
Leave Winchester every Monday at n;
Arrive at Scottsburg next day by ? m.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY
1274l From Pacific CITY to Chenook, II miles
and back, once a week
Leave Pacific City every "Wednesday al
Arrive at Chenook same day by 5 pm
Leave Cheenook every Monday at n;
Arrive at Pacific City ssme day by 1 N
I97I2 From Vancouver to Steilscoom City, and
lack, once week.
Bidders 10 state distarce and schedule Of
arriva and departures
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