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efforts of the Broderick, McKibben and Douglas
faction to make mischief and division, and to lead
off the California democracy from the true fold have
been INSCRIPTIONS, energetic, and untiring as
they have been unsuccessful and from all that we
can learn, we shall be disappointed if the conven-
ton does not stand when it is organized as decided
re to one for the administration and the national
democracy against the factionists,
1t is not merely this agreeable intelligence of the
actual result of the primary meetings in California
which assures us of the performance of national
and catholic sentiments in that State but we
have felt convinced, from the first, that a true
and loyal sentiment of democracy would pre-
vail over the spirit of faction sel6shness and
mischief which a few bad men in the party
were so bent on engendering We have always re-
garded this far State Of the Pacific as one of the
most profoundly national, and, therefore, most thor
oughly democratic, States in the Union. On every
occasion that has occurred to give her an opport,
nifty of testying this national and this democratic
sentment--in every emergency that has arisen to
try her loyalty to these sentiments she has vindi
Gated her title to the character we have ascrbed to
her and we needed no assurance, such IA we now
have in the result of her recent primary democratic
gatherings, to convince that she would DO found
still true to her national and democratic sentiments
when this effort of vicious, sefsh and reckless fac
tionists from the midst of the democratic party
should be made to detach her from the support of
the true national party and of faithful national ad.
ministration.
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THE RESULT IN CLANGMAN,s DISTRICT

The only exception to the completeness Of the vic
tory Of the democracy in North Carolina is in the
vote of the old Buncombe district, in which the
talented Avery was defeated by Mr.. Vance an indie
pendent candidate. We copy from the Raleigh
Standard an article which shows that Mr.. Vance, al
though running as an independent against the regu-
lar democratic candidate, was supporter of the
late policy of Mr. Buchanan on the Lecompton ques-
ton an opponent of the Of John A. Gilmer on
that question, and that Mr.. Vance vehomentIy de-
clared in his canvass that he would support the ad-
ministration of Mr.. Buchanan"
1t is very plain therefore, that the election in this
district did not turn the politics of the day so
much as the personal popularity of the candi-
dates. Even if the victory however, had been won
from us squarey on the political issues of tho day,
a contrary result was not at all to have been ex-
pected.
The district Of Mr.. Clipgman was always the ban
ner wing district of North Carolina. Indeed, this
"Buncombe district was to the opposition in North
Carolina what the "Tenth Legion" or Little Tennes-
is to the democracy in Pennsylvania. It has only
been within few years past that Mr. Clingman has
ceased to act with the opposition, and has coopera-
ted with the democracy His personal popularity in
and long representation Of this old wing district en-
abed him to carry it once after he became sup
just retired from the field, and it was unnatural to
expect that oldino democrat would be elected as
matter of course.
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THE ANXIETY IN CINCINNATI.

Subioined is an extract of letter, dated the 18th
instant from gentleman in Cincinnati to friend in
this city:
~ resume my pen after little rest, to say that
all anxious in this city to the Queens message
and our Presidents reply through the Atlantic cable
feel very confident that they will be worthy of both
great naonss do l think that the United States or
England ever had better constitutional headsI mean
the President and the Queen For the past thirty
Mr. Buchanan has been prominent politician always
calm sound cheerful and steady very much like tho
old British statesman, remer) Lord Melbourne, whom
you have heard speak Of eminent for the qualities
have just named.
'There is no doubt have got the right man in the
right place oft the right time II must crafty him to see
the little island Of his ancestors thus united by almost
superhuman work with this hemisphere that questions
may be asked from London and he send replies from
Washington less than time by their respective docks
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one deed Of conveyance to be signed by Mr.. Senator
and Mr. Senator Douglas

one deed Of conveyance to be signed by Mr. Senator
crittenden and Mr.. Senator Douglas.
We have then, before these five organic ele-
ments, which it is proposed to unite into grand
consolidated republican party. After being thor
oughly stretched and elaborated, they viii still be
confined TO the free States Indeed, ii would almost
that Providence has interdicted any other than
democratic organizations in the southern States of
this Union. The knownothings, TO be sure, got up
mushroom growth, but they died out before they
had fairly recorded the miracle of their origin so
that they counted now far more as political
spectres than as real party Unlike the ghost of
Banco, they are now fairly "down." Their success
at trading if they are to be recognised in politics at
all, should entite them to the designation of "the
Old Clo Party" We have no hope of seeing the
reunion of the factions-none whatever.
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THE PRIMARY DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS IN CALL

We copy, in another place, an article from the
Journal of Commerce ON California Politics" which
we know to be entirely authentic in the intelligence
it communicates, having been written under the eye
of ACKNOWLEDGMENT citizen of California now
in New York.
We learn that the democratic convention soon to
be held in that State will be composed of an over
whelmng majority Of the friends Of the administra-
ton and Of the supporters of the policy pursued by
the democratic party in Congress last winter. The
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Markets.
! Cotton i. Arm sa,es Of / ma

NEW YORK. Aug. l9.--Cotton is frm--sales OF 1000
bales u,ands mddling IL 7-l6. Flour is advancing
sales of H. 900 bbls. State, - 60 - 65 Ohio 50
so SIS 90 southern, S. 80 IS 60. Wheat is higher
sales of $4,000 bushels southern red, 81 20 81 80
white 81 IS 81 co. closing heavy western red, 81 20
white 81 25 Corn is hgher-sales of $1,000 BUSH
els mixed rs SO cents white, 80 a IS cents yell
low 81 cents Pork is stcady-mess, SIT rs. Lard is
heavy at LII lii cents Whskey is dull at 263 ~
cents Sugar is firm at ~ cents. Coffee is quiet
Rio 81 III cents Spirits of turpentine is dull at 46
Al cents Rosin is steady at 81 SIS. Rice is quiet.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
The Presidents Message Transmitted.

TRINITY BAY, August l9.To the Presidents of the Uni
ted States Washington ID. c.: Your message in reply
to that of the Queen transmitted to Valenta at
O clock this morning Its transmission delayed I'M
ii. this time for occurring at vaentia, with
which am not yet acquainted.
DE SAUTY,
Chief Electrician.
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DAsaEaous HINES oP Mrs HARRIsoS learned
last evening that Mrs Harrison widow of President Ha
rison was not expected to live and may have died du
ring the night She is at the residence of Hon j. Scott
Harrison about twenty miles from the city Mrs. III.
has been in such enfeebed condition for long time
that the fact that the od log cabin her homestead
was burned to the ground, has not been communicated
to her CiRqnRGi Gaydte 44ly IL
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GENERAL LAND OFFfcR,
August III, 1858
GENTLEMEN BY the 10th section Of act of Congress
approved 18th june 1858, the right Of appeal here
toore provided by the act of l84 to the Secretary of
the Interior from decisions of the district officers in
tested presumption cases. lies to the Commissioner of
the General Land Office whose decision shall be final
less appeal therefom be taken to the Secretary Of the
terror Whenever therefore, party in such shall
enter his appeal through your office from the decision OF
this Office such appeal will be held and regarded by you
as supesedeas against all further proceedings until such
appeal has been determined and you notified thereof by
this office.
party may appeal through your Office or directly by
communication to this office If he choose the former
mode it your duty to transmit his appeal without de-
lay to this Office.
Respectfully, &c, TIOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner.
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business Notice.

M ,,.s, Of tbs Union Of the proposed
change Ia rs terms conducted strictly on oas basis al
Agencies for the collection Tor the ubon dis~n
,ned IA should Agents aitor THIS date
ept 10 Mr. W. Ipcomb who authorized make collections
n Maryland and Virginia
wAsais0roS, March ~, loos----u at l5i tt
The forerong notice oinclode coe
oys at We now this but
those only performed such service in other parts the
country. p ~-u
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2I7 ,e27 800 l42, zoo, soJ 81 O5e o97 23273 Sc
Ola h4a hGa l4a 707 ZIG 6I 0sS lS1 % $40 OF


week 2la,6435os 4a,7o7,2is elsss,ls7 23s4so27
The foreign exchange market closed rather rmor for
sterling Brown Brothers sold about sl00 900 at 1881
and this stiened the market The range for bankers
drafts London 1904 109a, the latter merely
nominal price Commercial bills 100 l091 Paris l33
a5llt. The Persia hence to-day took out s695,A62 in
specie.
The stock market was inactive, but prices consd
eraby improved New York Central to III Erie to
III Reading to 45s; Pacific Mail to Sd; Chicago and r.
]. to 73R; and Michigan Southern 22t At the second
board Missouri 6s l. Galena and Chicago, y and
Michigan Southern, 4. The other speculative shares
were steady and unchanged.
There active business at the corn exchange,
but prices in -four were unchanged. Wheat was in bet
ter demand at improvement Of cents. Corn was
firm Pork steady. Beef was quiet but firm. Cot
ton was steady but inactive at 12 cents for middng
uplands. Sugars were firm and moderately active
The cash transactions at the subtreasury to-day were
follows:
Receipts sooSoVo os
Payments. l,59zl ~
Balance 10 1913 ,sT5 80
The receipts include $3.50 900 account Of the
loan and $4s, 900 from customs ADSUM,
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CasualtY.

MosrRRAI, Aug. 49, Thomas Hanley was killed last
night by falling from Of the poles of the Vermont and
Boston telegraph.
Two hundred Of the Montreal rife corps left yesterday
on an excursion to Portland.
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Destructive Fire in Vermont.

RUTLAND (vt } Aug. ia large part of the village
of McIndoes Falls Vermont destroyed by fire yes
terday The fire originated from spark from passing
locomotive.
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Latest from Utah.

ST LOUIS August 18.-The Utah mail of the oath ult
has arrived here. All the Mormons who left Salt Lake
City the approach of the United States troops have
turned to their homes except small portion who had
not the means to do 3d. s
Gov Young is reported to have shut himself and fam
lily up in his residence from fear of assassination from
those of his brethren who disagreed with him in regard
to peace measures.
General Johnston intended moving his encampment
to the place designated for winter quarters
It is reported that battle has been fought in
the Big Blue region between the Pawnees and the Gu
manches, .Cheyennes, and Arrapahoes
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.

The total receipts of all stock at all the yards for the
week ending Wednesday, the 18th, follows
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CONGREGATIONAL Nomination.

CIscINNATr Aug 19.-Hon. Benjamin Stanton has been
nominated for Congress by the republicans of the
eighth district Mr. Hubbard is the democratic nominee
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Cable Celebration In ladelphia and Lonior

PHIIADELrIA, Aug l9.-The grand telegraph celebra-
ton in this city has been fixed for the LIST of September
The London authorities to be notified and they will
probably appoint the same day.
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PRE- EMP7YON APPEAL.
GENERAL LAND OFFfcR,

The following circular has been addressed to tho var
Gus Registers and Receivers
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Deposites. Specie Circulation
Aug a. 1924 45o s26o7s s3l 5o4T2 5sss39
Boston, Aug 10. 2o,S04 900 $4,000 6026so0
Philadelphia do . 24s297e7 leo2ee56 es75,52o 2522 54o
Orleans, Aug H. 12452664 l52o0272 1oS35Oo5 7353s9
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CORPORATION NOTICES.

NoTIcE-THE COMMITTEE ON TAXES OF rHR
AN Board OF Aldermen will meet In No g. Cny Han
Monday the sth inst O'Clock M 10 take into cons
deraiion the following petitions for relief OF v-JacoS
luton, ~ q. DcRham Reformed Protestant Dutch Church
Moy sulivan, Amos Thompson sylvester Son. q. y
Fssniers n kimeal yas lyons Lndoiph ocrnyer, Al
Geo q Leefe, Atla J. kelemsn, John H. Mott, Dawson 4
Hancock John Burge, stephen Roberts, Roosevelt A
Augustus armande, Edward Gouraud. Chas X Appieby
rrowbrige, jas Lee John g. Lsrmande, CONGREGATION
Clark Edward Brown sam Martin. Moses Brown. r
Dcdd. John Wright q. Berenbink. VIM Bartlett NJ Bailey
Joachim Makhof, Geo Appleton Mary J. Ludlow. Mendes
MARTIN ssm bisslcks Margaret Lawrence Jas Lawrence
Rchd Tweed, v ~ Tompklns, Allen yud Brewster WIN.
TapseeL has Mulholsnd cas wingae VIM grainer, Ebe
smith, Peter McCormick Caha ~ Mohcste, Jas W. wAlAnk
Barton W Van yoorhis, r. A. Bloomheh kichi varan An
gusie Brsnda, Th0s A. Rees q VI Waterbury Hugh Doan
!. Golisine n Brins.rhor Bernard Andrew, Edwd y
Sackett X ". PulliAn and John ". kooner.
JOHN =. BRADLEY, lCcmmiaee
IhOs STEPHENS, \
VIM TUCKER. y TAxes
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OCULIsTs AND AURIsTs.

syEsI6Hr-oPTIcAL IMPROVEMENT TO ENABLE
~ persons At advanced read with and 70 dis
crimnate objects with perfect distincness Messrs
MONS opticians have invented and patented spectacle lenses
greatest transparent The valuable advantages
derived from his invention that vision become impaired Il
preserved and ngthened aged
employ their sight Al the occupation can ace Eh
much ess magnylng power and they 40 nox
require the frequent changes dangerous effects the~
powerful assistance Pessonscan be suited the remote
II the world by serg pair rpecsces one IN ina
glasses ont Of them, IN letter and stating the distance nom
The eyes they read small print with a those who has
not made use ~ specaces ~ stating ~ 10 Aibemais
street. Piccadlly w, opposite the " @el London ing
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n ECTURES ON GEOLOGY
DR. BOYNTON viii give the seventh lecture OF courso
II the Cooper Institute Friday evening Oct uslra
I've paintings Tickets 70 cents Doors at Il 70
mence at tx o'clock.
NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF THE UNION BUILDING
1N AssocatonThe Board OF Directors above 49,
ciaon. demand payment from the shareholders that are y
Arrears 81 dues all sums due by them 10 said
accordance with act az incorporation pA4sc
Apr 10 1881 Once lss Mercer street Attendance ever
Tuesday evening, FROM TooP.M
NEW YORK, SEPT. 30 lsss-AN ANNUAL MEETING
~ q the Stockholders ~ the Silver H Mining Company
North Carolina VII Re held q their Once No William
The 18th day 81 October 1855 for the election
the ensuing year. WIN BORRowE. Dr.. Secretary.
TUE DEACON or gLTNwooD's LECTURES
DE CDRDDNA will deliver cour.e Of lerlnrea far
ls5r, At Clinton Hall, as follows
Money Monday evening eth October 1854
The four Great Bodies of Society BODY Somebody.
. Everybody and Nobody Monday evening lin october.
Ibe Patbos OF Humor Monday evening 18th
Each lecture VIII commence Al sociock Tickets musss
and bookstores aud n the door the evening OF the lectures
THE MEMBERS or THE HEBREW MUTUAL. pESrvrr
Society invited 70 attend the funeral Of the
Raphal wie 81 the Rev Dr Rapha Sunday, Ocsober
10 occck NJ from her late residence, Io Macaougsl
By order. A n YANPRAAg President.
A = sotouos, Secretary.
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L IMPROVED BILLIARD TABEEs

Il IMPROVED BILLIARD TABIFs
And combination cushiOns
Protected b. letters patent dated
February 10 1886
October ~ 1876
December & 1851.
January ~ 1854 dwn OF this dessl
The recent made IN these tables them
surpassed IN the world They offered " The scenahe
billiard player combining speed with ruth before OBJ
tsned billiard liable eaesroomsr 1s and
~ Y. Mandatory 50 Ann street.
on ANN STREET.. DFCKFRs LATE IMPROVED
~ pure combination cushions adapted 10 wood slate
marble beds Warranted n give satisfaction Also
lyle billiard tables throughout Also trimmings Prices
low. L. DECKER
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BILLIARDS.

A TTrNrIoN-wE WOULD AGAIN OWE NOTICE
N that only billiard tables and cushions manufactures
pndcr besns pstents tbose made and sold By OCON
NOR COfIKkDKR, Of No. s. Ann street In ths city
whom ali orders should be addressed few second
hand tables viii marble beds for sule cheap,
DuIIARDs FOR SALE, A SPLENDID STOCK or
I'D snd second hand tables price $50 $3.50 $500
pay double the price for the pslent humbug cushions
W ". GRIFFITH is6 Fulton street
IlfIIIARDs-A ROOM WITH FOUR TABLES DOINu
ID good business for sale price VI Vo Also several
and second hand tables for sale low NV friends
try wanting ther tables put IN order for winter please send
along their orders Cloths &c hand Call
dress " ~ HARDWOOD Benjamn's Hotel % Chatham street
New York
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esvs eorner q ws so ana Uepre ss Ne.
Trains leave depot ~ Twesy sirh rourb
avenue New York, sleA. N. wliamsbrdge stopping =
and all stations north III A. ~ Wlliamsbrdge Stopping ~ 1T
stations II 70 A White Plains ain stopping =. All ssuous
2N n. NJ Wiamsbrdge, stopping At all stations; v.
Dover Plains, Stopping an stations p NJ White Plains
s,oppine Al All stations wismsbridge, SOP VIZ
nansbrdge stopping a. all stations $50 Wnliamsbrdge
Rstarrnins-i~sve Chatham -Four Corners 1882 NJ, mas
stopping wiamsbridse white Plains and all stations
.ssth VIM J. cAMPBBLL. Superintendent
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IL continues 70 remove bhadnt .
Any diseases Of any standing removed opacies
&C. without operation pain Weak or .aiac ewes imme.
distely strength d. Consulted MondaYa Te3neSfau AMI
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sEGARs AND TOBACCO.

100000 ssAns ,. OF hsosr E %ass
rates for cash. In Normss AZ low ~ Cash advances
made &c any amount. o. CHEEKS, " Brcsdray,
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EOR BREMEN DIRECT.
IL The North German Iloyds mali Steamship
HUDSON q. Wensee, commander
Sails from pier No. 30 North river for Bremen direct pos
lively
On Saturday Oct O. Il IL O'Clock noon
Pa@age-first cabin $780, cabin SIS steerage
FOR GEffpS il i KfTfGPRE RErcHELr 50 william st
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SHIPPING.
THE zRg rTs and AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
vRon new Y0RK TO LIVERPOOL
Sn,sl ca Ssnp passsSs;
RIO. .osro. 10 uv..rooL
Chief cabin page SIG
ID ssps irsn Bsson o.. Il HALIFAX
Sc ST
These vessels carry clear white Light Il ashead
ASIA a ssvss Boston wednesday Sop. ..
FfasH iass s.. Ssaf WsSn::S.y s oe Z
S SzEzSS si.sss. s 3ss. % x:sss::ss: 81
fE.a4 z ssa.. e;;ss xsssas:s.s Now
Bs1S: nj sssassd n paid or now
An experienced surgeon on board.
q these sps win not be accountable 70, gold
therein expressed For SIsD .pss Bowling green
T7HE VANDERBILT EUROPEAN LINE OF STEAMERS
between New York southampton Msvre and Bremen,
viii sal a. follows carrying the United States mails
1srs SS s
XkkHsER}hhsn1 o iSss g S Ss. e bSssssii
steamships have wa.ssht compartments and carry
Pcs & passage per vanderbrr.t cabin 500 slss
ssSOnd csb S6 and Arsarss cabin. o second cabin
S:.,.ass.s: i::Ssd ,r R.:.es from Europe
'p'''' d. TORRANCE. No. Bowling Green, New York
SrEAM 70 LIVERPOOL. LONDON. GLASGOW, DUB.
And al he principal towns Il England and ireland
ssSHs fssf ssf RATE;
SST S sna I'M
tended % sail as follows
CITY OF w.snrsc4ocSs+ Ne" io1.: Saturday Oct Get .
And each alternate Thursday
Al2 O'clock noon from pier a North river rnsr - .
the contSsnt : NV - : - 'p-eN' -
Cabin from New York and Philadelphia Us
Third class from New York to any Of the above named
Return tickets, available for six months co
Passengers M e asyre Paris HsmDars Bremen
Drafts on liverpool, from Fl upwards,
Of IRE and the sircest dis
cpline enforced with regard to the use Of lights
pany y Ne E
In Liverpool TO VIM INMAN. Tower Buildings.
A TLANTIc ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
STEAM panyTo ALL BRITAIN VIA
GALWAY, IRELAND.
% @ WITH Everything
s@ @ &c
IkPHN EMPIRE S S
fouh The time taken other route and all have an op
pornniy Of visiting places and scenery Of unrvaed ine
Price passage including tickets by the usual railroad
sss he s oS i9 sss. ssdaesd class $780,
Those wishing to bring purchase tickets
for their third class from Galway at $50 from
liberal cabin table viii be provided and cooked provisions for
For ana apply to the
undeassned Offices Nos 81 Hudson OF
xkk nGh EHEBf ssn SS 0n;sss
NEW YORK, Sept. 30, 1883
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CTEAM TO GLASGOW, LIVERPOOL BELFAST. DUB
- lin Londonderry without delay, for $50 Return tick
either Of the above places good for six months by any
steamer of the line, $50.
EDINBURGH. Capt Cumming Saturday, Oct 80 IL noon
GLASGOW. Capt Goodwin, "Wednesday, Nov "a do.
EDINBUR RICH. Capt Cumming, Wednesday, Dec. "a, do,
Rates passage-Cabin, s75 third class found with cooked
provisions, $50 For freight or passage apply 10
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UNoR SAN FRANCISCO AND FRASER RIVER DIRECT.
II The California, New York and European Steamship
Company haze purchased the steamships
HERMANN AND WASHINGTON,
formerly of the Southampton and Bremen line These ships
constructed under government inspection of the best
material dive oak fame) and In all respects well known
the commodous steamships OF the of
New York. The company's steamship
WASHINGTON
VIII positively sail on the 18th of October
From pier 81 North river foot Of Beach street New York
FOR SAN FRANCISCO AND FRASER RIVER
Touching Rio Janero Valparaiso and San Juan del Sur
Only limited number OF and amount OF freight
will be TAKEN for which early application must be made The
accommodations OF this steamer are unsurpassed
For freight apply the Office OF the company 500
Greenwich street. New York. HENRY RANDALL. Agent.
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CPEED, COMFORT, ECONOMY.
- FOR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA,
United States Mail Line:

The avori!e steamship ST AR OF THE SOUTH Capt. Thos
Lyon, Will leave Thursday September 30 al IL NJ from
pier No.. North river Through tickets be had for the fol-
lowing places Fare as low by any other steamers from
New York TO Savannah accommodations SUPERIOR
New York to New Orleans $50 So Mobile S. Montgomery,
Ala, e26 Atlanta Ca Us: Albany, Ca, $A Columbia Ga,
-; Macon, Ga al; Savannah BIS.
BPersons wishing through tickets must apply hour
before the OF the For freight passage
apply to SAMUEL L. MITCHELL. SON, Is Broadway
Freight by this vessel will be 10 cents per foot aud other
articles In proportion