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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-09-15

,FsPECIAL EOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk, Petersburg, Richmond and all places in Vir-
gina and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
be received By the ADAMS kXPRESS COMPANY,
the authorized Agents for Express privileges
On these ships.
Oihce OF the New York and Virginia Steamship
company. LUDLAM Il PLEABANTS,
Ap +-ts
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EgETTsNNss On l7th street, opposite SEgzA
- the arch of the Old Mar S&yYEA
ket-JoHN FRIEDRICH, formerly Pro- --a<s-<
pnetor of the Irving House." Baltimore having
taken the large brick house situated as above is now
pefaIec TO serve up, ct short notice, every DELL
that can De obtained IN this and other kets
}',s EAR will be found supplied with the choicest
LIQUORS AMI CIGARS. A call from the public is
s0Icited an 18-6ITn
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sas 1SsjTS.e.tass;sSs4C lS4 Main st., hav-
, ing resumed their Steamship
express 70 and from Norfolk, Petersburg and Rich
mond, BY steamers jamestown and Roanoke which
leave New York every Wednesday and Saturday.
end thence by railroad 10 Weldon Wilmington.
Lynchturg, Salem Wythevile, and the principal
places Virgins and North Carolina are now pre-
pared forward, with great dispatch and at reduced
TEtra every kind of Merchandise, Valuable Parcels.
Jewelry, &C., to the above named cities, and ali
places the seaboard.
Our Expresa on the Steamships will be accomps-
nice by special Messengers, who will give their per
soHsi attention to the careful handling of goods
tJus.ed to the ADAMS EXPRESS CO.'S Steamship
Express.
shippers will please take n.tice that packages to
poits Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
stesmers, unless otherwise marked.
Freight received on day of sailing until 5 O'Clock
Z II. J. l.. MACDONUGH,
Agent of Adams' Express Co.
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tive. "H Whitcomb," was discovered to De out
of order The ~. H Timberlake' was soon AFTER
fred up and took the train out
Lmproper Passes "A large number Of servants
find their way to the cage at night Dy naving I'm.
nroper passes Managers In tobacco factories
should see that their hands have proper passes 1t
ali times and then when any of them are caught
with forged ones ~ is often the case they should
be souudIy punished. Several slaves were locked
up last Saturday night for want OF proper passes.
and properly dealt with BY the Mayor the next
morning.
Capturing Soeiety-Last Saturday night the
vatrhmen captured nine slaves assembled Ia .
hsuse occupied by Albert slave 70 James L. Keys
ter and took them to the cage There were Yer
nice and Anderson, slaves to Turpin q ar
brough: Albert, slave to H. Mangum; kooerI,
slave to Crew & Pemberton; Henry and Cnaries,
slave to A. L. Roysser; washington, n,;. slnve 70
&. s. Hardgrove; Robert, slave TO Wiiiam n.
Grant and Albert, slave to James Il. hoyste,.-
On searching the house, the constitution ana ny.
laws of 4 society were found, ~ aso oahos
box and northern abolition newspaper Wneh
brought before the Mayor yesterday, me wnole e
tribe were ordered to be soundly logged, ndt tnen
sent home TO their owners
Rsgimental Parade de-The First Regiment OF VIZ
ginia Volunteers had . parade by moonlight iass
Saturday night, and attracted thousands Of ladies
to witness It's manmuvres ana listen 70 ne rcn
soul stirring music Of the Armory band The iine
was formed on Broad street, near 9tn, ana tneo
marched up Broad and along various other streets
presenting q most picturesque and imposing ap'
pearance. We never saw the regiment look ost'
ter and we are sure our citizens nsver enjoyed
parade with more qualification. The Junior
Guard was In the line, and though few b numbers,
looked very we'll
The lrmsvy Band i always the eeutrs At astsae-
don when Dsrformins Ia pablo piaoes, and never
fsils 10 vim the approval Of ell who bear y. We
doubt whether IT, equal can be found IN the Unions
'f6y rich, spirited martial music
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05
Quarantine at Sandy Hook.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.


SANDY HOOK, Sept. 80, 1856.
At this moment when every thinking man feels in
terest in the sanitary laws Of New York. Brooklyn and
nes hboring country, have visited this celebrated
neck Of land, for my satisfaction 1t my first
visit to the region.
The United States manifested great wisdom and pru
dence in selling Sandy Hook to the State of New York
for quarantine purposes. What spot unite such
psralleed advantages for such object Here is o
sandy neck Of land, from Eve to six miles long the Allan
tic side, and the immense Raritan, lower bay
on the other. 1t Is uninhsbited and unoccuped, except
by the lighthouses and what Ia Of greater importance for
the Quarantine, 1t will be completely insulated. The
government doned in the sale OF the property that II
shall be used only for quarantine purposes. Here no
Tricky settled town grow up around 1t, as Is
the STATE n Island.
What location has such favorable advantages? Nature
have formed the spot for this object
than 20 from our great city, IL from Lone and Staten
Islands, ART from New Jersey. As far as our sister
State OF New jersey is concerned the Quarantine b,
more remote from her borders than II is This
be proved II ON ocular demons raton IL any one Will
only use bis eyes, for he will the hospitals Staten
Island and the sickly vessels, riding their quaran
tine, as II s called to Bergen Point and
section OF Jersey than both placed at Sandy Hook
u equally true that every Jersey coming TO New
through The Narrows Is exposed the atmos
phere Of the floating pest vessels ut Staten Island
Al this mtment he ia exposed during such trip every
hanobe hospitals Staten sland the sic<yvesses al
anchor, side; whilst the epidemic is spreading
from Fort Hamilton the other Thus Ia he in his pas
fever Is not this plain ana true2 When The subject is
rightly understood who does not that the citizens Of
New Jersey, from Monmouth will be protected from
Infection and the prevailing epidemic by the removal
the hof pitfalls to Sandy Book the spot which the hand
the Almighty seems gracousy to have designed for this
important object. G. P. ID.
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prompted him TO execute Geerey would have been only
shade less servceabe TO Sswardsm than King will be II
chosen Add TO this his belief in the infallbity and d.
vinty Of William H. Seward, and there could be little
hope OF any counsels prevailing with him than those
Wee should devise.
The writer is OF those who believes the sals popu
requires the defeat OF the Central Railroad State loket
headed by the OF Rufus King He accepts Your ad
vice TO vote for Judge Parker old and consistent
wing, and republican In every Of the word he
will never look with confidence TO tho perpetuity OF
pubicsnsm popular creed, until the bargaining raf
ticking, trucking, sefseekng land pirates Of the Albany
clique deprived OF all authority, and the control OF the
party placed In younger and hands Let
elect Fremont and exngush Weed by one and the same
movement of the at the ballot box in November II
will be double victory for the cause Of freedom. We
shall thus put an end TO malignant vampire, who sucks
the lite blood from any party upon which he fastens Le
Fremont and Parker be the ticket. GREx.
NEW YORK, Sept. 20, 1856.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05
SHIPPING.

A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE-EsT ABLIsHED 1854
IN carrying the " mail sailing regularly the day adj
versed saturday Nov. |, full not FULL No freight re-
ceived after Friday st ms, the unequaled and noble clip
rer ship MINNEHAHA, l,T50 tons register, Beauchamps,
Master now receiving her and viii positively sail As
above, For freight passage apply TO r. W. CAMERON
Bowling green Sight bills FOR sale, and cash advances
made consRnmenis.
U,oR SAVANNAH AND FLORTDA.-UNrTED STATES
low viii leave wednesday, Oct from pier No. T. North
river clock r. Bills ofading signed Yard. For
freight or passage apply 10 g. IT, MITCHfL IL Broadway
Through tickets New York jacksonville &l 10 PLAT
s3s Florida Savannah with the
steamers from New York on tuesdays and saturdays.
L'OK MELBOURNE. AUsTRALIA.-NUTUAL LINE
~ The magnificent clipper ship CLARA WHEELER,
burhen. Desno, ander will have the usual
prompt despatch Of this popular line being The thirty FIRST
sci rhed by the undersigned during The three years.
without death accident occurring on the passages out
The for psssense have been arranged with
lated ksr application should be made % secure choice
% MAIILkR, LORD oukRRAV. 100 MAl strsse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

FOR LIvERPooL@UNIrED STATES MAI. STEAM
IL ship BALTIC, Comstock, COMMANDER WA depart with
the United States mails for Europe positively Saturday
Oct H. al IL O'Clock M from her berth foot Of Canal
SAio1 i elegance and comfort apply to Edward K cot
~ rs B Wall street Passengers requested TO be
board at IL ooock A. NJ All letters must pass through
Post olce any others will be returned The Steamship
EhlCSsOk Capt Lowber, will succeed the Baltic and sad
saturday Oct Is B-The rate Of freight from Liverpool
New York reduced TO four pounds per measurement
until further notice.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

RPouGHAMs BowtRY THEATRE
H.
Circle And Orchestra seats 80 cents
Boxes 10 ceuts PIT and Gallery. i2x cents.
~ ~ I've uos1fA
Conf.ssedly the best
ENTERTAINMENT IN THE CITY.
Only STAGE
whose great proportions give
Blstrionc Scenic Machnis and promBcuousy Artistic,
A CHANCE TO SPREAD ITSELF.
The splendid bill for morrow night will demonstrate the
fact.
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. 6, 1856,
the performances VIII with the emnenty
full ads ptatioD ~
DRIED; OR. THE DISMAL SWAMP.
In which MIR brou CHAM Mr.. T. ID. Rice Mr.. j. II. McDo.
nough, MIR a T. Morton, Mr.. Conrad Clarke Mr. Whiting,
Mr.. James Dunn Mr. Davidge, Mr.. Duncan Mr.. Denham,
hr Earry, MIR. simpson, Mr. Brown Mr. Turner, Madame
Pon Miss ate Relgno ds Miss Fanny Denhsm, HELD
Mrs Carpenter Miss Reynolds and Miss Lzzy Wallis will
appear .
a choice selection OF pieces.
A GRAND ADVERTISEMENT
viii exhibit The photographic ability of
MILLS ERR EsTINE AND ANNIE HENRARDE,
Mr.. Is. Yates Mhs ssome brilliant Corps de Ballet
Concluding WITH by general desire the
Po-cA-HON-TAs
Powhattsn. Mr.. Brougham
John smith. James
10 ca non MISS Fanny Denham
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

ticulars informs u nearly one hundred and TIL "
sengers have now been saved Sixty were landed "
and about seventy have been rescued N oth n
vs. Thu being the case, have no ubt thai WI q
result v known, the loss will fa con- derably sh ri
be first reports. We trust IL may.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05
THE LECTURE SEASON.

T,Hos, FRANCIS MEAGHER, ESQ., VITA, LECTURE
before the Catholic Library Association the Taber
nacle, on Tuesday evening Oct n az o'clock. Subject,
twenty eve ceus 10 be had OF Duunigan Bro, Ssdlier
Go r. oshes, 9 Broadway; and s The sclcs Of Inc Irish
News
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

TO THE PUBI.TC.-wooDJAwS HOTEL. BLOOMING.
dale roed-The undersgped In returning thanks for the
support and he has received his occupation Of
the above establishment pegs 10 inform committees and
ans OF target and military companies that
for comfort and accommodates complete The target
ground kc ackno by competent Judges % be The
best York island The comfort o riders &c has also
studied and The house being roomy affords facility
providing large small parties with dinners, &C az the
shortest notice The splendid ball be hired for pub
c companies private parties Choice collection OF Wines
spirits, &c. THOMAS RUDDERFORrH.
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EXPRESSES.

DACrF1C EXPRESS COMPANY, 1874 BROADWAY
Express for California Oregon and South Pacific Coast
win GO forward by the tinted States mail steamship ILL
NOTh Monday Oct IN charge Of special messenger
Small parcels received I'll O'Clock letters " O'clock
WIN VI HALL. Agent.
ID g. BoMBsIIER A co. WILL SEND THEIR Eek
II press 10 the bland q Cuba on Tuesday October z
1865 per steamer QUAKER CITY. Apply WELLS
FARGO A cos. ~ Broadway
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A rsTRArIA-THE CLIPPER SHIP OCEAN sTFED
"A will sail on Monday Oct Passengers viii please be
on boz I'd pier ~ East river, or W aooDEyE ARkELL
EILiI i, S Pearl street
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mail stesmers-The ships eomprising uais Line sre:
The ATLANTIC. Capt Oliver kdridge
The BALTIC Capt Joseph ComsooE
The ADRIATIG Capt James West
These ships having been bulk by expressly the
government service, every has been taken the
sruceu, as also In their engines insure strength and
speed and their accommodations Cor passengers
Qualled for elegance and comfort
Price OF passage from New York Liverpool In n cabin
$685. In second do, GS Exclusive on extra sxa
x6 From Liverpool New York and % guineas
An experienced surgeon attached g each ship No behe
can be secured until paid Tor The ships OF this
proved tight bukheads avoid danger from ce
w not the Banks north Of ~ degrees ser
az August
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05
DAkNuM'S AMERICAN MUSEUM.
ID Re appearance Of
GENERAL, TOM THUMB

prel mrary 10 his announced
DEPARTURE FOR EUROPE,
whittier lie tour os couple of on his own az
his wonderful man in miniature 10 old and 81 inches
high weighing pounds really and truly smaller than any
infant that alone he Will afternoon and
evening songs and various approximations such
hin self in before millions OF people al
ready the old and New Worlds All the magnificent pre-
sens the different crowned heads of
Europe tn 100000 at the Museum
every evening This week monday 9Th to Saturday 18th Oct
1856 Wednesday and Saturday afternoons General Tom
Thumb IN his extraordinary entertainments alter which the
musical drsma acts of HE CHILD OF THE REGI-
MINT The other afternoons the week-Gen Tom Thumb.
before; which choice comedies, farces, Ac. The
largest Snakes Ia The world still be here Just
from Africa and varying in length from ten TO thirty i've
each All heretofore seen
in America huge as some may have been
the presence the evahan OF thus collection.
lRFi In active rehearsal and will shortly be produced.
The Dwarf Lady The Happy Family, &c dc are all 70 be
here yet without charge Abundance " every
thing, IS cents children under ten, l2M cents.
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nTATRIMONIAL-ANY LADY OR 0ENT1EN :
N wishing N know heir future desny. length Of LIE a..
gether with Of winning the affections W
will receive full Information by sending lock off, 81
the dste of their nativity 70 the address Of "
EuGENTE LARoux. Union square Post once Neu Tar
All communications containing y and posGAss.
stamp, viii meet with prompt attention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

DOILOCK'S WEEHAWkEN INDIAN SPRING PAVI-
i lion The and elegant steamer RODMAN NJ PRICE,
David Pollock commander has running her
gular trips for the 10 this avorie place Of resort
leaving from the loot OF Spring 10 A. M
and 2 p M Returning leave the Pavilion at I2H and AZ
Sundays leave oot Spring street hours touch
ing foot of Amos Twentieth and Forty third streets
turning leave the Pavilion at and ga r. NJ This will prove
the active place Of resort this for target
parties. The accommodations
and dinnera can be prepared the shortest
guests Location directly opposite Fifty third
street under the brow ofthe weehawken mountains Fare
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

NILE EMILE vfLIETTr-PRorEssoR or AUToGRA-
m ply, reading OF character ~ handwriiing and sps
tual medium. viii the receipt Of twenty
equivalent IN postage and specimen In ,d
writing address sufficiently send any person fun denea-
o their character destiny the they viii love
win marry &C Address Emie yete with return post
age broadway, YORK. Non residents
safely transmit thr ourh the mail.
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90 BRoADwAY-MoNEY ADVANCED TO ANY
OONf amount on diamonds watches, jewery planes dry
goods seEars sna svsry of valuable property
usied Watches and rwehy FOR sale.
". THAYER. rooms Nes and q second sssry.
c6n nm TO LOAN. ON wArCHEs DIAMONDS
personal propeSy; OF boushi sold for cash Nssss
bonds mortgages stocks. 40 negotiated l01 Nassau
Of Ann. second door rooms rosL and "a
THOMPSON CO., brokers and commisson merchAsn
CHICAGO AND ROCK ISLAND RAILROAD ooNPA
~ ny, New York. September ~ ls56-A dividend OF Ave
the capital OF this company has been Dc
csred payable the 10Th October the stockholders
their legal representatives At the Office Of The No ~
Wi liam street The transfer books will be closed from the lat
a. q. FLAee Treasurer.
MoNEy.-M0NEy LITERALLY ADVANCED ON fun
m niure, watches iewelry, firearms, nautical musical
surgical Instruments horses wagons harness dry goodA
hardware wines liquors groceries and property
All kinds or bought for cash. Apply 70 hcCAFFRAY
WALTERS ~ oa.harine street
OFFICE OF THE FULTON FIRE INSURANCE COW.
" yany, No. 40 Wall street. New York October z 1885,
The soafd Directors day declared dividend Of
per cent upon the capital stock payable 10 the Stockholders
nnd after me YIN INST The transfer book viii be closed rsm
the 9Th 20 the 9th inst. wal MUIIJGAN, secy.
OFFICE OF THE EIGHTH AVENUE RAILROAD
" Company New York. October lS56A quarterly svi.
rend OF per cent on the capital stock Of this company
D. PALMER. Treasurer.
yNANTED-ssooo TO BE LENT ON BOND AND MORT.
w on improved real estate situated miles from
New York, Tor three ~ build
ines. $500 Address " G., box la Herald Office.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05
SPORTING.

CPORTIN0.-GUN FOR SAI.E-A FIRST RATE
- Eng double barreed by Of the best London
tight with shot pouch and
powder flask complete Price to May be at 6s Union
~ eet South Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

c,urroN cog E-xPATCH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
- cisco sailing regularly and positively before the
sey advertised clipper o. Saturday ilth Of October instant
ne famous and celebrated clipper EDWIN FORREST
rocker receving her cargo a pier 10 East rvsr
.nd will positively sail above shippers DESTROYS 81 the
earlies possible conveyance will please examine the Edwin
rorre and Judge themselves Of her ability 70 land her
A. ian Francisco In advance 0 any vessel Offering
srTTrH co, IS South street corner Of Wall. ~ B-No
rr.ichi talen afler the day adv erleed.
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MATRIMONIAL.

a YOUNG WIDOW. OF PREPOSsEssrNG APPEAR
IA smsbity and intelligence. wishes 70 with
gentleman possessed Of the Qualities with view TO
mony be be possessed OF enough Of this worlds gois
20 make her comfortable and not be OF age.
such may address In all confidence Mrs Melville, Ma
olson square Post ofhce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

IroR NORFOLK AND PETERsBURo.-THE UNITED
IN states mail steamship ROANOKE. Captain Thomas
skinner will leave for the above places on "Wednesday s
inst al O'Clock P. NJ, from pier II North river She VIII
arrive Norfolk the afternoon ard Petersburg the FOL
lowing mornng Passengers for the South Will proceed d.
rery on by the Southern mail line TO Charleston Au
osta Savannah Those for Richmond will arrive NJ their
destination early Friday morning Travellers viii end this
ne most expeditions route Passage
!, fare Wit staeroom 70 Norfolk s. Petersburg and
/ ohmond, $40. Apply to LUDLAM PLEAsANTs, 81
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HHAMBERs STREET THEATRE.
~ Q.ste Rurton's
Parquette q cent?; Boxes cents; Second Circle LIZ
Private Boxes %.
Mr. EDDY respectfully informs his friends that. owing TO
the great attending hs efforts the Chambers street
Theatre he has made with the Western and
Southern postpone his by which he
is enabled that he viii continue his at the
above establishment beyond the period at first projected
MONDAY. Der. g.
A national drama, entitled
HOPSE SHOE ROBINSON
And the great Dutch comedian, Mr. s. W. Glenn, as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

v7oR CHARLESTON AND FLoRIDA-sRMI WEEKLY
United states mail lne-The splendid steamship MA
ZION, W. Foster, commander win leave pier No North
river ON October at clock r. M precisely
signed and passage at the office Of sPoFFoRD, TfHs
TjN co ~ Broadway The magnificent steamship IA 4
ApGFR n q. Turner, commander, will succeed, and lea
on saturday l1h October The ayorite steamer CARROLL
makes regular trips landings the job
river Florida connecting with the steamers from New yc
and leaving Charleston every Tuesday at O'Clock +.
through tickets 70 jacksonville s3l; 70 Pilasa, Ss3.
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IN JR NEW ORLEANS HOLMES LrNE-sAIIs PosI.
relv on Monday 18th. the splendid packet ship, MAID
or ORLEANS Capt Dennis This noble vessel has superior
accommodations for passengers, wio will be taken at mode
Apply on board pier ~ East river or 70 TAPS
C1rT A CO., 50 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

DEGULAR MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY AND
III Troy landing at West Point NewburRh, Poughkeepse
Kingston Point .atskl Hudson and Coxsacke The new
steamer GLEN COVE will leave pier foot of Canal and
Spring every Monday. Wednesday and Friday
O'Clock; and Aida Tuesday, Thursday
tirdsy mornings For further particulars inquire of j..
LEWIS Jr., No. 22 West street.
CTEAMPOAT FOR NoRTHPoRT GEORGE
- LAW leaves Northport every morning at O'Clock for
New York returning leaves Peck slip daily r. NJ sun
days excepted.
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LNoR CALIroRNIA.-NEw YORK AND San FRAN.
chco Steamship Line. via FicaraguA-shores route by
10 reduction Of pricss The splsndid steamship
river for San Juan de Nicaragua on Monday Oct 81
O'Clock M 70 connect wah The steamer OrAba, from San
Juan del Sur Pac0 San For freight
passage apply 70 cHAs. A WHITNEY No Bowling Gresn-
NJ -fbs aesmshp Texas viii succeed the Tennessee,
and sail Oct "a connect with The Sierra Nevada on he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-10-05

WANTED-A LADY, TO ADOPT A FINE FEMALE
w child, ten months old The mother Is young American
widow of respectable connections has not the OF
porting H. None but uery respectable Americans need
Letters addressed 10 Mrs L. Cheserman Broadway
Post Office, for three days win be promptly attended to-
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HEERCHANTS LINE FOR NEWPORT, PR

deck. 81 So Boston, So So deck S. The substantial
steamer HER0 Capt smith viii leave the foot Of Robinson
Tuesdays Thurstays and Sundays arriving In Providence
by A. NJ, and Boston, A. H. Freight taken at re
ouced rates. Apply at the Office on the wharf
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L,oR HAVANA AND MoBILE.-THE UNITED STATES
in mail steamship QUAKER CITY, r. W. Shufeldt
nander will sail for The yorts Tuesday October
al IL clock noon. nom pier rh river, receiving
freight Freight taken New u leans and forwarded from
Mobile free OF commission COMPANY bills oflading be
procured board or nj The Office OF agens ohers sgn
Agents. 81 Wall street