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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-01
Board OF Couhnalnen,

Aspecal meeting Of the Board of Councilmen held
last evening, in pursuance Of call signed by thiryone
members On the roll being called thirysx answered to
their Councilman Oarron stated that he had 70
ceved notice Of the meeting, and requested to be In
formed to Its object III President the call for the
meeting and, notion the reading Of minutes of last
meeting was dispensed with.
The President then read the resolution OF the Board OF
Aldermen directing the Counsel TO the Corporporaton to
forthwith take possession Of all the books, &c pertaining
to the Street Commissioners office. Councilman Boole
moved to refer the resolution to the Committee Law
which Councilman OF anon strenuously opposed. The
President said that the paper before the Board for
reference not for debate on s being put TO the vote the
resolution was referred 10 the Committee LAW amer
which the Board adjourned.
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MAIL TaAvELs--By railroad from this city, over
The baltimore and Ohio road 10 Grson and thence by
North western Virginia road may reach Parkers
burg the Ohio river, In about twenty five hours The
mail which takes crcutous route through the interior
Of Ohio arrives opposite Parkersbwg In just seven days
from kew York.
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, sc.

nrAMorDs.-THr TRADE II REsppOrrULLI
~ formed that continually msnuiscturinf 10 =.
on hand large stock of diamond jcvesy OF The ste ~
large assortment OF diamonds hand SETTING dons n~
xsds Nsnopd' oonshi ior cash
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A French View Of American FrI'b"sterssm'


The American nation Is certainly destined excite
and more surprise In old Europe, and nothing better
calculated 10 give exact idea OF the habits OF the
population Of the Nev World than the which have
occurred Orleans the arrivs OF walker
We have announced the defeat OF the troop Of bandits
which had FOR chief 10 re- be lion against the laws ~
sonal ambitions and his brutal sppetes to mourning
and death In peaceful aud ospcrous country Public
opinion and the journals have hundred times, In America,
denounced similar nlbuftcring expeditions Regret has
been expressed for the evils caused by Walker for the
bloodshed for the destruction OF uade1naly Nor the
cal troubles created by such disorders Yet At the
mont when all these evils have ermnsed the nhsb snts
OF New Orleans do not shrink from giving Walker an en-
thusasiic reception. Bis friends do no, hesitate 10
say that before sixty days have elapsed Walker will have
once more invaded Nicaragua at the head Of numerous
beg permission TO doubt this ABSURD rumor ia which
recognize only by which certain nibuser. seek
TO trade public ignorance for The benefit Of their petty
interests AZ FOR the sccamatons which hailed General
walker may be ao we'd 10 distinguish the intelligent
and orderly population from that moo which, In the United
States else rhere ready Tor nos for disorders
and for ridiculous manifestations. We must likewise
der justice 10 the vast majority OF the Am rcan press,
which has judged Walker in his real chrscer-hat is AZ
bandit
We are permitted, says the Buffalo hdrtiscr TO publish
the closing part or letter. received by Rev Mr. Ocuisou,
of this city from the Right Honorable J. Evelyn benson.
Speaker Of the House Of Com mons u W d public
the United States
Housx oy COMMONS June Q, 1857.
Rrv. sn: 1bsve always felt 70 have many
sympahes with the inhabitants OF The United States ever
snce my visIt 10 your country In my youth, thirty
three years ago The year spent Va the United ates
OF the most agreeable and the most interesting OF
my life I trust that during the time may preside
TIE House Of no words but those OF amy and
rood will towards the United States mar be uttered
vihin lbs walls I have the honor W be, Rev sir, your
faithful and obedisni servant, J. EyYLS DENIsoS
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THE MILITARY.

SENIOR VETERAN CORPS OF 1sl2-THE FIRs
- gsuired 10 the state or United states, will meet I'M
Eroore and Mercer sweets, at7i ocloss, TO compile
rangemeas Cor celebrating the ~ o July AID 70 pas
gnanimo-s vote 10 detrsy the expenses Let every mem
he present By order. II. kAfMOND, Ootonel
Isaac NJ. Fyrs Adiutsnt
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THE TU ar.

~ NJ three clock. Maica 81 Oc9. two nile beats VA j
between two celehr.ted Boston horses Daniel
Oh. Lady Iiich ield Daniel Phfer br
jor Rogers. To be good day aud track
JOEL ODNKLIN, prop-ietox
(NENTREvILLF COURSE l.. 1.-THE rOr.LOwrN1
~ rule has been adopted bv the prnpru o. the
regard lengths Of whips-Nc rdsr driver shai he q
lowed oher than n mabic len <th WHIP VIZ 4.
saddle horses feet 10 Inc sulsev inches
feet IL inches; double fet inches The assve
t6EL CoNgLIs PrOpneorl
Union COBRSE l., -1R THING FRTDtv IULL@
" NJ 81 r. N match for fAS mi and -rpest 10 350lb
gon 'snd driver Over names 10 4. Rytcr Wa
names m Jane SHAW WHITE froprrf fors ]
Union COURSE, T. I-TROTTfNo-THt 70
" ing ourses are offered 70 come gu netwetn me
18th n Juy-purse Of fiOo free for AZ horses nal
troted better thai - mite he.s. best thrre IN I'VE,
pure Of stD free f,m all horse. INA; never rou
ter than 93 Rocket excep'ed mile nea.,i yes inree
IN harness, to olose July L. ate y. ", Al N.Y. Dufvesss
" """ SHAW WHITE Fr,pri
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r oUIs ArRICH-rHIRTy YEARS MT ABLIsdn
Ia Diamonds, precious stones, hne iev'elry, .ney
French and American manufacture; silver and plsea
ali OF best material Nd workmanship rtr1c~ree sna
times ne advertiser hes beer Known N hS rtr nv
rsArp maintaining The martin N email prcfa and uux
(rrus No pvr.dwav twn dr~o~s shove w'tv err~s
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The subscribers claim 70 be the only u Pru
Premium Fireworks" In the Unied States
first premium Tor nre~ork offered By he American ns.uts
Cor he past years also the Msrshs Testimonial
They beg 10 stats that they have entered their Gre vovs NJ
competition Tor the The fnirs a
the American Institute and also Worlds ra but
have offered 70 compee with them which hey deem coos
sve evidence OF their superiority all m-kers nae
much hey decline pisc,as her works in ccupet,ou
JOS vDgs IA,
LaborAtory, North Point Jersey CITY N. y
TBOs. DUNKTH AEenk
No. NJ Maiden lane Sev WA
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY
PERSONAL.

INFORMATION wAkTED-OF BRIDGET co..
native OF the parish Of FauEhstown, county W
Ireland. Anv information OF her will be thankfully
by her brother, Michael Corrigan, at 1913 East q
street, New York
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g HIP AMAZON.-THONAS W. DAWSON, wi
~ rived on Monday sst in the above ship, with HE
children. 1. requested 10 call on Fred and Rose INN
at ia Hester street n "
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that thfy csnnot remain. There is pity for poor
jack; those tends called captains and mates con-
sider part OF their duty TO use steel kouckles suo
iron beiayipg pins on the heads and faces Of the
happy sailors The merchants ought TO make a
strict search for those Implements the Of which
on sh,re rs q State prison offence. and the same
penalty SHOULD be attached 10 their use at But
alas the Law is trsmped upon; the merchant who
warts 10 elevate Jack by giving him no advan e
pay deserts him here aud sides in favor Of his OFF.
GERS What can Jack expect IN this state Of alta rsl
He certainly vii trust false friends, but give
them q wide berth. We are able TO prove tina, t,ere
are not more than two shipping Offices in New York
but which charge the landlord or sailor fee IF fr IN
ore 10 three dollars for shipping him; consequently
he has 60 euler this loss also II the merchants re
fuse the advance pay, certainly will refuse 10 lie,
the sailors go without paying their board bills
STATEMENT or A SAILOR.
We are certainly in favor of advance pay; IL all
we can get Suppose a sailor goes TO Europe with
out advance pay, and ~ whipped several a mes dur
ing the voyage: ongetting ashore, Of course he
leaves. and then must lose all bis wages He must
leave the ship or continue 10 endure the insults.
Perhaps he will be turned Of by tue captain and of
without any recompense for his service. Three
years ago | sailed from Boston, and in thirtysix
hours the vessel was sunk all our clothes ana ever.
thing we're lost six men were drowned and the rest
were picked up and taken 10 Havana: q vessel was
soon ready for New Orleans, ard we were compelled
20 20 on board OF her b. the Consul; SO We arrived
there totally destitute, without any recompense
whatever. The Consuls are also frequently very ua-
kind 10 sailors have the men on board OF the
ship Rapahsrtc whipped ashore by the mate and
captain as soon as the vessel arrived at the dock.
Our only hope IL 10 get advance pay II we don
get II We win not get anything for the captains or
merchants win wrong ms out OF IL some way.
An adjourned meeting OF the ship owners was
held yesterday in the Insurance Buildings, Wal
street, when the following resolutions were passed
on motion OF p. PERT, Esq.:--
Resolved That we regard the change In the mode OF
shprng crew, 70 be adopted on Tie LIST Of JAY, con-
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A LECTURE ny THE MOST REV. ARCHBISHOP
N HUGHES twl be delivered in ~ James Church,
James street. for the benefit of ST. james Free 9choo
ciety on Sunday evening, Nov "a 70 At seven
O'Clock Subject: The Education ~ the Catholic Youth
Tickets fy cents be had from the sections the differ
Catholic churches also Al the Catholic boob stores
the doors Of the church on the evening OF The Lecture.
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DARNUM's MUSEUM-A POWERFULLY EFFECTIVE
ID local and interesting American drama on Monday even
ing, at ~ o'clock OUR COUNTRY'S SINEwS; Or The Me
chanic and the Volunteer written by Mr. H. Watkins and
spectfuy dedicated the heroes of the Mexican War Her
Gray, the mechanic and volunteer Mr. III. Watkins;
Julia Hartley the marriage victim Mrs Charles Howard In
the afternoon at 3 the musical comedctia entitled LUCKS
IN NAME and the laughabe piece Of FAMILY JARS or
Bull in China Shop The Aquaria Happy Family Living
Serpents &C Admiance Is cents children under ten, Ii
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DHEIArs PATENT BILLIARD TABLes-PARI,sUs
wanting good blizzard tables wni d-f TIE prssn ,s =, s
BILE time 10 purchase large lot "a new snd ~ -
tables with everything in the billiard line enssp ~. s
ssesroom 80 and 1s3 Broadway msn0tac%FI " eha~ssN
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Two MASTERS AND BREwERs..wANTsD a PART.
pSn with from ~ $4,000 cash; 70 Of business
mis- would be good investment The market the best IN
the States None but principals with cash, win be teeid
with Address through Pcs oace msls'ey and Brewer 81
umore Md.
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NEW YORK HGRALD, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER %, 1857


ANMOORnABMyBs
NTSGSs oAEDEx.- 3MospAy EvEsIso, nov 3
rs y wi %A ina Or 1 BoRsas audiences"
The cel..rs,eA .rti.s dhs All RAvR H.
Ok rhs m "
by Marle. z.niiss NJ. : z.aIis ..' T. Lehman and
'srome s ss:s s:.fa sSsE n.
Doors open :. sx. to commence a,7K.
Next sa.urday-Grand Afternoon Performances Of BoREAs
no,,., H Door. !, o |ss9 at OK commences"
this season Of the sh s1cHE fsTsa5 ARTS
rha s'r rs on N.Y. s s A.
Cannon &c with Mr. Bourccsuls greatly successful and
or'i'An' aa'p'TaT MR rNvrs1BLE HUSBAND
being is s1onS s S Mar Wal
T AURA KEENEs THEATRE. NO ga BROADWAY.
Cd
SEA r 81 5k E, o s SSF If PRAYER
s sss xs...
s:s: =. %s fisss ss;s. .o Geo Jordan
,SsS .,as s,:. only
from &: ss Ssai News.
Miss Keene an Ogarita the Wild Flower of Mexco.l
Few dramas have had checkered than THE
SEA OF ICE has been iavishy produced In all the prin
cpal cities Of America and England France
whence the original obtained In places has
received with enthusiasm in others II dead failure.
Laura Keene brought outfor the third time the that
has achieved The of the matter that
though spectacular drama the word
II needs something than scenery make succeed.
The plot OF the required TO be unfoded with and
skill There several important parts that cannot be
trusted to feeble hands only In those places where
good stock at hand that THE Sea OF Ice has
met with success commensurate with Its merts-whch, al
though lengthy real In Baltimore believe the piece
had long and Mr. Jefferson played the principal
mic character there reasonable believe that he had
something 70 do with IT, and that his talents contribute ST.
milsr result In New York
Miss hand all facilities giving the
piece with unusual effect Beginning with herself the
much tried mother and going through The entire company
have combination artistic excellence, such IL
seldom bestowed spectacular drama Then In the scenic
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES things done better than at Laura
KeenesY On the least worthy es all that and cKper
suggest cheerfsly avshed Our engraving
Miss Keene In her effective of Ogara the Wild
Flower such the intention, but falls
to give the flashing eye the varied attitude, the glancng
light the thousand things fact which nature and
mastery combined upon the stage.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
On THANKSGIVING DAY, Thursday, Nov. n, for the
commodaton OF schools and families there will be after
performance of this thrilling dramathe first To
mencc at "a r INDOORS at Pa The evening perform
ance at the usual hour.
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EXECUTORS sALh-vALUABIE REAL ESTATE AT
~ private belonging TO the estate Of 0srret vandne
doceased fann OF lH situate Long Island,
sssr miles from Williamsburg on the Williamsburg turnpike
IL dwelling houses and all the necessary
o1tbudngs The land n conveniently divided into fields by
rood stone fences under high state OF cultivation and In
Hs bsss order The viii be sold IN four parcels,
toGetAr 49,. ,-..,,. - A.. ,.u,.,..
slapk road In village Of Jamaica On the same good
dwelling house, barn. &C. a plenty Of fruit and the farm
II o. Tia best quality Also three pieces Of me dov.
The above farms the best market and garden farms on
Long Island further particulars inquire OF CORNE
IYTh yAgDINE lis Eeekman street New York; or Of
nARTIN sUYDAM and DANIEL HENDRICKsoN, Erecu-
tsrs, near the premises.
Nov. lSy7.
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rNDwARD SCHENCK. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ sale OF elegant jcwelry-By r. A J. r. sCHENCk, on
Tuesday 18th inst II O'Clock nj their saesroo No ~
Nassau street stock superb ewery consisting In part of
gold patent detached levers In hunting aud open
caaes by celebrated makers splendid cluster and
single diamond pins earrings rings, studs &C. gold
ring brooches watch bracelets studs sleeve buttons
and variety Of other jewelry also Jewellers tables ONCE
desks and safes Every article will be positively sold to the
highest bidder for cash, by order Of the assignee.
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sNHos. VEITCH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 SPRUCE
Ac-Monday, Nov "a 1851 al 10 the salesroon,, No
10 spruce street consisting ~ hree very large jewellers
JAMES {, wILIETT shera.
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TRFAT SALE At AUCTION or LOOKING GLASSES,
NJ engravnrs, paintings, Ac.-RICHARDS, KTNGSIsAND
sell Wednesday, November Is at l0s o'clock.
s5 Chambers street. their entire stock Of
pier msncl and oval mirrors engrvngs paintings &c the
largest and best assortment offered to the public OF
their manufacture. = -. -.
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rr,uR gRgAr gPoLAsCO. NJ n.-THIs GOOD sAMARr-
Il tan Tron london and PsyeJ 81 void usse nne, hss
fSiiv and most delicate suhrrtte Another
NrnB saved frc ampwasou that ~ VS. p~rries fnsey 2s
tghnreh street Consulting rooms, SIS ncsrw~y.
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" eneravings, paintings ac.-RICHARDs, KINGsLAND
AGO w,ll sell on WEDNESDAY November Is at los o'clock
pier msn,cl and oval mirrors enervlngs paintings se The
'neH own nAnO'' RICHARDS KrSesLASD, AuciOu-er.
HENRY =. LEEDS 4 60, AgcTIoNEERs-oFFICE
Nov q IL O'Clock al No. Is William street the lease and
esas sr1&f e up Up cost
SoosOs sDSss ana full supply Of Utensils bar and coun
glass and esrhenwsre oyster box marble top tables
dishes and covers for hot meats handsome sessr
rosewood French plate glass stove ss e9n Al stock o.
immediate occupation and business Offering unusual in
ducement 70 person desiring good paying business
T l. DoBRIN AUCTIoNEER, WILL SELL. on
Isesdsy soyeser az s rsnnS
now on exhibition, DO from 10 III O'Clock well
orues OF FS and Thirty seventh street,
.JoaE l. yAspEwATEa, Ag,STIosEEs WILL I'LL SELL
on g1 T"ns res At II sSss %
Eco under hts direction agent, over hundred
s SsT win snG s
sn me y sps he ss and 81
ebrsd corrugated sounding board improvement and the
unrvaed point d manufacture style and tone in
rc ny rsras,ed and saaraneed Al The same %e viii
be offered pianos % celebrated boston Bsllmore and
men, Of pianos that be depended In every
ali Of which were selected with great care embracing land
.capea interior marine views &c, by draan Hsrdwick
Pos and others Every 10, will be positively sod The piano
ara now ON This sale s made 70 reduce stock and
account OF the srngency in The money market, Term
ca-h.
VI c. n0UGHToY, AUcr1oNEER TUESDAY. NOV
~ at l0s O'Clock, extensive sale o. superior Gus
Tom being the entire manufactured stock
rosewood and parlor dining room and cham
Der furniture contained In warernoms 6 ana oio roaway
o. Beeckor street. all Of which VIII be s9d IN conse
quencc Of change IN busness articles can pc etamwed
day the sale every facility win be afforded purchasers
for boxing shipping The stock consists ~ part o ele
giant paror in rich and fashionable coverng
ditto ditto In msn rich carved etegercs armours ecre
ree music cabinets escreoes centre pier and sofa tables
estuary marble tops splendid hondor set IN crimson satin
Noaire and Turkish chairs superior enaneiei coe
puts beautifully rosewood and Mahogany beseads
bureaus Wristbands and eommodes mahogany sofas arm
I'll pslor chairs dining furniture sidenoards eNen
aoies chairs and ounges curled hair mafasses Pal
&C The attention o friends and the puhc 80
nci,ed 70 this SALE thu the largest IN the city
quality. ' w 70 WV
sNHos vEITcH, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 10 SPRUCE
sale q three very large jeweller sales
1eanonaay Nov ~ 1887, nj 10 ", ut the saesroon NO
spruce street, Consisting ~ kree very jewellers
ssies' &C. y c. Herring Co makers
JAMES Z, wuIETT, sherM
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DrCoRDs vKrrpAu's, CrvrAr.rs Acrors oUnf-
II isgs and Ne pvtyse hospital pvse<xss ~ rsrs snd L
don, ~ Dy LARnONf A. sc@s pe~so~s saseasA 80 -
TAKES this method " inc~miAg hem b y The cny .Ssss
In this city Who n ercssvey treating Asd srvAg tnos
easqa aSd whose esm~sesass viii ihs psrvp-~s pMeA -
aby 70 adopt III Assss and ncs yHfics xsssnssS 60
spvfNg cppcsNs ~ 81 Hkhoha frum " -. "yr.
Th~ Dosa~w MsA1rul Adviser and MHvA~e Vn nessV
nj pp No plssnse u~ssr.i,srs 10 "a svss ~ ~ sdvs-
hse9 medicines. We commend Or Ler-om - -
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COPARTrERsHIP HOTIORs-

ST. wa nj, AZ AZ .s AcryE ps sS v1 TO
ec paying business where the are light profits
large sales quick and strictly for cash rchanged
Address r. d. Herald ONCE with real and place Of In
pryiew,
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Upward sCHBNCK. AUCTIoNEER.-BY Y. 4 '. IT,

~ sCHBNCK.-on Monday, Nov. g, At u o'clock A. NJ.
the balance stock OF bar krpt Broadway
in porting jobbng house. including the balance remain
Ing OF ID November. Also large reserved stock
bottles dcmjohns and magnurns Also In eighth
and casksvix old pale and dark club house cog
brandy and demjohns; old Hennessy do, and
brands 1t bottles u. III. pale sherry; do
golden visceunt fApendurada golden and brown do,
IN dcmohns few dozen fine old Madera do Wis
count ports sovereign ao old Holland gin
In TASKS OF monastery bell brand Smiths cream OF The
valley London GIN London Jamaica old plantation and
dominion Bourbon wskeys Glenbers scotch and Murphy
a Irish whiskey. chanpagnes cares hooks sarnes
Ac Also about 5000 Havana fAyore brands To
sale would respectfully that
standard
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HUDSON RIVER RArLROAD.-ExPREss TRA1M
Ii for Albany and Troy stopping al principal stations con
with Western Northern trains leave Chambers
street depot ~ and II 30 A. m. and 5PM
A. " SMITH, superintendent
ANEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAp-sUMMHn
IN arrangement, commencing June l&7.-rrsins leave
depot, corner Of white and Centre stree,s'- 60.
9DA M-Efprese mail trsn for Albany stopping At aD
stations north ~ winamsbrtdge.
sfsP. n-whte Plains train, stopping At slssssicua
LEAVE ywxwyv erxrn srpssr srAytors-
TM A. M-Wiliamsbridg train, stopping isl stauona
iWA M-Willismsb Train stopping AZ al rtaneeA
Ii.pO A. M-Whe Plains train soppnr al all statinna
2Ng M-wnsmssridge ,rsin stopping - Al s.as'sA
500 M.-Croon Falls train. stopping At all ssssiora
500 r M-wiamsbridge train, stopping ., All s,stions
100 z. M.-wlnsmsbrdee train, stopping a all ststona
WIN CAMPBELL. sursrssendg~t
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rroR PonrsnouYu. PwfHRssURe AND RTcanosD

ToR ronrsnouru, PwrERssURe AND RICHMOND.
in The United etAtss mail steaushsp nOAHOkE Captain
Thomas simmer viii leave Wednesday, z,h inst. 81
o'clock r., from PIER u North river She viii arrive ~
uh the nsxt aexnoo1 ~ Petersburg The follow
Ing morning Passengers for the sesh viii prosesd dreesy
on by southern mall line Those foe Richmond win
arrive there early Friday morning. Travellers viii nd
the cheapest plsasaness and most expeditions route
and fare, with state Norfolk ~ 70 Peters
burg and Richnond, $40 Apply 70 LUDLAn FLEA
SAINTS, No. - Broadway.
LNOR SAVANNAH AND rIORIDA-THk STEAMSHIP
n AUGUSTA, N. \. Woodhuil, will leave on saturday.
November ~ o'clock N. prom pier No Norh rivers
sppiy 70 sA&UkL T. MfTCHufs Is Broadway steamer,
for Florida with Ire 8ove leaving foe savannah
every Monday, "Wednesday and Friday.
CTEAMBoAT IOLASro CHARTER OR FOR sALE-ON
- the mos; reasonable terms ~ inch cylinder, feet
stroke iD feet leng n feet beam boiler Eve monihs old
good cabins below deck IN good running crher Apply 70
STEPHEN ROBERTS, ship smith shop sss south street
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RARE CHANCE vop TSyEqTvywT'-Ar

A kANE tHANtE FOR INNfSfTENf-ANt I'M
N having few thousand dollars wishing - invest IN
profitable business not affected By the bard mcs and de-
srous ~ being associated with ~ the greste business
capacity and integrity o character viii please cal fcr ino
nation respecting the same any day amer ~ oclocs 1
Broadway room 10.
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vNANTED-A SMALL, FURNISHED OR UNFuRNfsH.
w ed house until Is, May, somewhere between Ninth and
Twenty NTH aud Third and sixth for small
renee family The be Address box 40 Post
Office All the will be paid In advance II required
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MUSICAL.


y OCTAVE PIANOS FOR sI75. sls5 AND sGo. LADT
pianos cost for cash Pianos and melodeons to rent
p''''' ''' JUDsos MUNGER, ia Broadway
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SALES AT AUCTION.

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