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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

HorsTLEss PooR.-L,st night, about TO- O'Clock,
e. Officer G. s. Strirger Of tie Fourth Precinct was
pstrolDg his beat he came in contact with mac ID
Jacob street, named Egau, who was to al appearance
an object worthy Of the exercise Of benevoenee. MS
apparel would not, when we sold, bring more thaa u
cent? The Iain had nearly drowned the poor wretch,
and the officer in pity ssked him where he w.s gong,
rhereupon ne struck him tine officer on the mouth.
After sundry dsordery indications on the part OF the
beugerent gentleman, toe officer arrested him and
conveyed him to tie Fourth Ward Station House, IN
Oak street, where, upon being searched, an old
stocking. containing about 500 in gold, was found in
h,s pocket. lie was locked up til be should get
sober lie told the officer that be had no home AID
no money 10 pay for his lodging
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Nv Telcgraph,
TnEG nd lkDU

LONG BRANCH March Il, suUdown.-Wind ,. E. Hs'1
Neetner thick enc raining -.
SANDY BOOK, hsrcn "A, sundown.-shp saHsH- PSI.
Laura OIL brig c w. Rng going Up tn bay, ooaLs "
TowLeIo aud big Aody S~it a. anchor a. ne Fps |s-4
Wind :. T., Hsht. WesLher tbick ard fsihins
NEWPORT, March p The schr. HID Carer to' psAlp
Fke Ptiso. phia for Boston 10 vcriing 2ut yi vac -.
this morning IL collision with scsooref slHy ~
Norfolk for Providence, ard msiutsl saa.y
HsWss hse Grain oob.ay carried away and fe hyl1s
Both remsin Tor rel pairs -, c,-...s,
for hes.YoIk liz coming in at 10 Ock, NJ JssefasJ..
haIboT, grounded tie south eud u Goat IsLd ,s1
A. hi, writing Sbr beirr HErtercd s15 vii ProsssJ coz
Of next hiah wa yri:neut esusge.
NORFOLK, asnh zh--A large schooner name nH'VN
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mARHIED ID.

pAwBARN-MEAD-In North Css.e, N Y, on Monday
Mach ~ ~ zoe Rev shAer J. Eiyvr. NT CHARLES OsS.
barn Of Nisbeck Ergarc 20 Ms Mary L Mead daughter
Of HuEh hscksy N. D., OF the iSruieT plAce.
GEEENWOOD- MAChAf-At tAs IesiceEce o. J. T. Lsv,
ESQ., Bedford avenue Brookyn Tuesday evening hArca
". PAltIloge Il Christ Church John kdsNd
Gsenwoca - Caroline jane, asHsn.e! 81 Hasa MAeAAy esq
o. Quebec.
MTChELL-TUCKER--in New Canaan, Conn. on Taarsdsy,
March ~ BY the Rev. L. 05cy d. the residence q tie
bT'ae Dir james Mitchell HAnEGa Tucker al o. the
above pace
Battle Cteek Mich, papers please cory.
THOREE-AlNSLIE-O Wsdne.asy. Hnch 3 BY the Rev.
Dr. Bellows, Mr.. Richard J. Thoue BTooayo. Mi.s
Elfsottn Am, daughter o. The e Robert Ainse late
o. tLls CITY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

PARTIoTIc RED FIRE.-Broughsn-so rays Snooks
is the cruel parent Of revolutionary, patriotic
jersey Prson-sbip hgh-pressure spectacular meio-
dramatic, tagi.comi.fsrci-drani, a. the Bowery. 1t
is good-of The hind, which is bal Bonilsce is far
portrait Of the nan whom Providence left childess
but not rephesless, or other far of reationes,
taat the nation might cal him father. Fox is fall
Of fun and certain tsbleaux most excellent Every
body is delgated-except the supers who are Obliged
TO figure as Brtshers; and here it was with crest
difficulty that the required number Of boys could be
persuaded to do duty. Young America ia ultra pa
tIiOtc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
Markets. .Rlported b. Telerrn,I.

PHfLADELPHA, Mach "a -FLou declining: sloer ne se
g WHFAT cu sses 21t0 busn. + IS f1r Wilt
and So 81 20 Red. Con- Gr sale. so ban Yeou,
q SEC. NHisEY irm e. = aJlc.
NV oELEASs Marco 25Ihe adyiees by Nova sco..n
caused greater lrnuss u COTrcs E4ae b., q1s Die
soyaIce In prices s-lss of 1900 oa-s; MddI1r H..
FEEisiIs 20 Liverpool ID fLoUs quiet, superfne as CORS
DO ., fEh par % discount
MoaILE, March -The sales Of CorroS to-day were 900
oees Pss ADVANCED IL Consequence tue Nova Ssotisps
Ls~' the mAtei cosed trim 3. II y0l1e for AiddlnG
CHtslEsroS, March .I-The CoITOS maIle. is I'm sass
io-1sy, 2sfs b.lss
s.tANN'N, March lib sales 81 CoTTos today were
S.0.- tL'-si % Fe t.ls.T lee ing II tlv
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p,u,d.Iphin Cattle Market-M.RoR g.

TIE .1PPJ o Beef Csii.e ~. yea va ,hoI; q re t'ssd
irs VITA an up~srd tendency ru- cf-roEs eots yais
a.. p.ad 10 ory go hrsd yr.n- pay OF virginia One Ard
P.nn.vlania Cattle prices avtrs4sd on 50 50 20 SO %
io . prime tloct sie iTc r. - - and scsi
A v ,upsrior lots ~ere dhposso % 81 Is
SgtEr-Tb market quite brisk snd proes RE u hsh
tr- N c9nseqeeuce Of the sa supply IN ne PEGS o. Ss1
brad having been cfeee these wtre sod g. no" &c
= Eross. -. - -,
posso % buy area, usuy rT~eu' price. LN Lesd esy
were Il "a u az frou- e 20 - IS y 100 ., net
Cows-Tte demand for Cows ttuues dull ine hefsose
only go IL al were sid q. former price,.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

A WoSDEr,--Tbe Comedy Of Our American Cous-
in" will not be plsyei at Lsus Keeres Theatre this
evening. she Stops to Conquer is the card, with
Mr.. and Mrs. Blake in the cast. Dr. Frsnklins
maxim for leaving the table, has been applied 10 that
ttnscious relative ycept Cousin and he gives li'
retiring sneeze to full houses.
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Disasters.

BosIoS March - The stip ssooog s.sr from Portn''
n II bouLt 90 New-York IN to~ VI the ssssntsg w
webb itrcE TLckerDuCk yesterday, q. O'clock eai.
thick fog blowing heavy Her anchors were LET 90
headed S1d Of her chains part.d when sns
on apehor, Ach knocked in hsI bSsso and aae
the shoals. The H. w Webb left her last eyeni99s
O'Clock ard rIiye6 81 New Bedford this morning Tor AS
sieamsr lst Nantucket this morning for the ship ,,,
Two hlpdsTd OIL cssks have been sent down % me
Manch est.r, sh)ie OF Long Bea-b L. l., iof the 5IP
ra.sipl her.
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DiED.

BARRON-of cons upton, in wAUkesha Wis "a saturday
hisrch - Mary NJ Bennett wife henry D. BAfron 81
Pepn Wa, and daughter VI G. b. Bennett formerly Au-
bun, n. \.
BRADY-In this city "Wednesday uornlu- Mach g Mira
Rose BraGy, Ia tae 5'th year VI her az.
pALY-ln Bro0kyu, "Wednesday, Masch s. !oAsnra ws.
81 g,u!el Day h The 81 year fae3 age.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

a SICTIZS CASE N lNDIA.-Zhs B0mjgv Stand
ard Of Dec. - relates what newspapers generally
would now call "a Sickes tragedy" a Mr.. Bease a
newspaper publisher Of kurrachee in the Province of
Soind discovering his iaithiess wife walking with her
paramour IN the street, repaired 10 his house pro-
cured double-baIreled gun, and deliberately shot
both the GeGLquents. THIS was making short work
~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

lrcUsr, March . Tbers has BEN ARE 'p.aist,. -
e-y CCTrCS ara be AJs Of - last hfee days NV, b,u
500 tales
B,trfNoEE, Mach 9t-FioUs uprhspged. WFrEr sss
Cen nm. fslo~ S5GSbc. Provisions drm. WHISKY szl
CNcNNAr, Mar.h 2g-FLotR ycTy dgL sHt normal
NWsNr dtci-s4 Z sas 81 -. tene 9ts A.. AIf.. Ea
Sob &C. gi,''rs Provisions duh MISS PCsk Ell Se
s.7 IS LAEo dll % llGt.o.
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GARINE AFFAIRS.

TIE bns Princeton, ifom Kingston, JImL.cs (teiore
,e,os,ed Ashore a. SquSB was yesterday ro-nlng a.
ssleck. hessed of, and towed 10 the Atlantic doaE,
Bse.klyp, by stesm-tug Satellite. The steam pump IL
constantly s work TO keep her free. The extent o.;
ssnsre hss not yet been ~ sertsiDed.
wRECK.
Csp.. Psri.b Of tho steamship jamestown, VINO
ssr,e ed evening before last, reports passing a. "
se,ssk tte same mornug, large schooner aoie -
.aes north Of Bsrregst. Apparently, she hsh J0f'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

Another Dr,p.-The Rev. Dir. Fawcett, Wesleyan
Methodist Missionary among the Indians in the Brant
ford District, was among the injured by the recent
Canada Railroad disaster lie died from his Injuries
the 2lst. lie was the sixth victim. A seventh Mr..
Cook OF Hamilton is not expected 10 survive.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
MAXINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures %
Cleared.

Steamship Locust PoInt French, Baltimore, H. B. Cron
vel 4 Co.
Ship-AIcoe ., Crafts New Orears
RsIss-J Hose kstou, Phiadephs MASTER Omess,
Morse, Funchs, Chamberlain, Phe II n Co.
BIiss- Hida 90, uhitteaore, Mayhem TASot.i Gen.
Bailey. NOyes ST. Dsrss Beoel
schooner Gun Rock Michel Ponce stuTses Go. =
NJ Peuy, samson, yscksonyile, master
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

BEcUS.-The new Bowery Theater is commenced
that il, certain Mlesisns have begun TO take down
snquated houses to give place to the new structure
which will hold 5000 persons human, when finished.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

Detective McDougal, last evening" apprehendei one
ofths alleged who hang about the corner of
Canal street sBd Broadway. The fellow gave his
name as John Prescott, and his person was found
dagger,
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Rfcsipt. Of ProAuce.

s. ~ Enc RIi,0aS Earca "a coo bbs Ficlr, see "a
WI ,iy is 60. Aoohol 100 d, Leather. = rcs Co, u
ees - pkss Butter. ~ Go. Ees " Co. Aihes, 10 -
FroybiolS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25

SnrT.-The Chatham-oldest thester in New-York
is closed, for what we know Lot. Perhaps for q
month of scrubbiDg and securing, which is none too
lnno, q time.
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narKe.-c.,rrrLLr kr,o.rsp ros rnr N. =. ,.l,rs.

THURSDAY. Msrch - 1888
AsuESThe mari steady Tor both Kinds saes of 90 bbs
al : 9 oT Pot and r III, Tor Pearls
COrfOSTts market q hrr.r and very active, esp-csly
for IN iransitu trade the spot moderate a. fa
prcs sales l. Geo bsrs, Including 7Jo bales 10 aahtl
We
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-03-25
Passengers sailed

n Bric Adv SuiT Tor 50 TAsma,-A Wsf. lady All
eAid {. Mena
MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sul-E,eI... $50 Sets 6;l7 MooS-Mom..
HGB WATER rms pAY
Ssndy Heck. 6:t5 Gov tslsnc.il 81 Heb Ga.e.. 81.
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Hsvemeuts Of Ocean steamer.
TO DEPART
10 ARRIVE

The Overland NAL for California leaves g. Lou, every Mon.
CAY ard Thursday Letters designed for soozd -
marked " Overland, via 81 Louis
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nor HAVANA.
i UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
Leaving every twenty days from each port.
Steamship
QUAKER CITY

UNITED STATES MAN. STEAMSHIP LINE,
Leavtpgevery twenty days from each port
Steamship
QUAKER CITY,
r. W. Shufedt commander.
ly re1ted, will commence her
October g. at two O'Clock =. NJ from pier Is North
Freight received September o. Bills adng Furnished and
signed on board must be accompanied with clearance from
Custom House.
For freight passage appiyto
IS South street.
NEW YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP COM
~ pany.-For New Orleans via Havana-To sail on Wed
nesdsy Oct H. 1859 at IL ocockThe United States mai
steamship CAHAWBA, j. w. NTH, commander will com
TO receive freight Saturday Oct 1889 pier
q Robinson street North river No bills of iadng
the hour Of sailing For freight apply TO the
agents, LIVINGSTON, CROCHERoN& CO. l Park place.
E10R SAVANNAH.
II Steamship PARKERsBURG, Capt VIM Powell, viii
leave pier No II North river Saturday October noon
sooner. II full.
Freight ten cents per foot.
Insurance one half
No bills of lading signed departure steamer
Apply to II, Is. CROMWELL 4 CO., IS West street.
DOR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, VIA CHARLES
IL ton, South Carolina.-Semiw eekiy United
wheel steamship line. The magnificent steamship NASH
VILE L. NJ Murra' Commander, viii leave pier No North
river, On Saturday October at O'Clock precisely.
Through tickets TO the following places
To New Orleans. $50 rs To Augusta. $40
~ WI rs
Nashville. 30 00 Charlotte N. C........ Y
nlempMs. ...,...... - ~ JACKSONVILLE II
For freight or passage apply 70 spoFFoRD TiLESToN
CO. % Broadway.
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r ECTURES ON GEOLOGY
~ Dr. BofSToN respectfully annaunces that he vii, rive
EIGHT nIus5RATED LECTURES ON GEOLOGY
AT THE COOPER INSTITIJrp "Ais
Commencing MONDAY EVENING octoher q
second and Third Lectures Wednesday ana rr;a.~
notice. - PC iusut0
PROGRAMME
l-MECHANTcAL ASTRONOMY; IN which VIII be nIux.
rated by experiments In Natural Philosophy the laws
which govern the formation form motion and situation q
2-IGNEoUs CONDITION Of The interior Of the earth, causes
Of Volcanoes Earthquakes and the Elevation Of Contnens
3-GoMPosITIoN AND POSITION Of Rocks. Gold D.os.
sis; Quartz Veins and Formations Of California.
4.-FIRST CREATED ANIMAL INSTRUMENTATION a.
rocks by fossil remains found in them.
6-C0AL BEDS-How the Coal produced-with proofs
6.-THE PERIOD OF REPTILEs.-organic remains Of
myriads of animals that existed the and the seas
WARN Ba.0ODED Observation-Disclosures between the
animals that exist with and those that the
earth before man was created Mastodon and Mammoth
S.-THE PRESENT ORDER OF ANIMALS with and
woman. Age Of the earth. Agreement Of the Biblical and
Geological Chronology The Harmony Of Geology with
the Mosaic Account of Creation.
Each OF the lectures will be illustrated by the exhibition Of
LARGE AND SPLENDID PAINTINGS
which 5000 feet of and executed
cost Of than four thousand dollars They represent
volcanoes California Scenes Coral Islands, Coal Vegetation.
preAdamiie World the booded Animals the
Race being all representatives of the entire animal
ton The finest OF these paintings executed by RUssE
SMITH of Philadelphia.
universally that q view of paintings alou6
is worth more than the price OF the whole course
Tickets the 81 Pupils schools 50 cents Single
adisson cents For sale as the book and music stores a
Doors open at 81 to commence at TX
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SHUsruN q.

CyrRlx 70 LIyEKPOOI AND LoNDoN-CALIINd AT
A. Cork Ia iaud letters and The
Hverpoo New YORK and Philadelphia Steamship Companys
Wendd Clyde built iron sseamshps are Intended san
FROM NEW YORK: -
CITY OF BALTIMORE. .............. SNSy<ftsy Oct.
CITY OF MANCHESTER SATURDAY. Oct 10
CITY OF WASHINGTON. SATURDAY OCT =
KANGAROO. ;..,................. Saturday, Nov.
At Il O'clock, noon from Pier a, North River.
RATES or PASSAGE
Cabin from York 10 Cork Liverpool NB
/" /" 10 London. III
Thrd class TO Cork Liverpool OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40
10 London. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Return tickets from Liverpool! available months 60
Passengers forwarded TO Havre Paris Hamburg Bremen
Ind Antwerp at through Passengers Ireland by this
ne avoid the risk and great calling al 81 Johna
~ tho seamers proceed Cork direct For freight passage
Uppty at the Office OF the company -.
JOHN O. DALE, is Broadway New York Aren't
In Liverpool TO WM INMAN, Tower Buildings
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&JO nOn TO s2o!ooo wANTED.-TnE ADVERTISER

$10 00O TO $4,000 WASThD-TiIE hpvERTIs ,S
city, controlling already heavy trade. The article dealt IN
commands aud fair profit Wishing 20 Increase the
stock 10 meet the demands his customers induces him 70
oer eopartnershp any person who can give
references integrity and business qualifications and can
furnish the above cash capital To any capitalist do
sous OF pactng where he obtain thorough know
ledge oil business and nj the time build profitable
business Tor himself this presents hance rarely met with
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-01
LEGAL NOTICES.

~
CTURGEs DOUGLAS AGAINST KNAPP BRIGGA
- trustees Of the Western Vermont Railroad ohers-n
Chancery Remington county State Of vermontWhereas BY
order Of the honorable Court Of Ch,ncery Of the State Of
Vermont made At ne term thereof holden for he county
Knapp Briggs trustees the ndersned appoint
special in this further 10
report TO said court what parties are
who were at the time q the commencement OF this suit the
the Western Vermont Railroad and authorized BY
said order to give by advertisement all such bond
holders 10 present before said masters, At time to
he specified the bonds they hold respectively proper
evidence OF the thereof And whereas such bond
holders eg interest n this suio were by said order
oured such such bonds in evidence In
Rorpy herewith The undersigned hereby give notice that
they viii the purpose OF receiving such evidence at
the Nechancs Bank In Of New YORK. the lh day
Il October 1855 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and az the Bardw u
In Ruiand Vermont the lst day of November 1882
At the same hour aud holders of the bonds above men
notified and required to the same in
days
dated at Rutland, this soth OF August 4. n. 1882
BENJ ". SMALI.EY c,oo,., Nos,ors
7. BRAFNARD, sl,V S Snan ,as,'s
DUGAID SyEWART\ ~ cp'nSVt!'
Z, J. PuEIrs Solicitor for Trustees.
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cA 4Ss s,,r OF xgs u.,;, HATINEE
'isSS %s5 SsTs SS!'s, precisely
''1s SRos as q sa III $s! sa1 ssSSRs!'1r
Aste entire company leave Tor Boston Immediately .nsr
The Matinee e %$;Sss
Dooss sFEs X G i oc4o5 Skf SREcIskLY
yRxSRIG a ossHsr dx I. u R rTsTf'fsssEx
On %RbaE es Sa f # AMI pss6
sns A. he artists Of the company WIN appear WITHOUT
~ AZ: e: ! sssE. .;.. M z
s.eor.-rA. ,Alr. &c, J sssSs 8: ~ o,... q
including the celebrated Due. MA been na, ,sevss
,ms'sseH shs s'R SA asiaa' 81 Sps ssv4A
''''u''Ds "' popular SPANISH DUET,
y" AN1 scSos
,s ~ u. NILS @ S%S eELEnnA1 PIANIST.
1a Is s5:, W. .'Dsss 4
sssss ssgalss ssss
As pseG, and iii y u!
being e ss
iusa sssa iaps s z As Hsass Is
x There VIII 70 y. increase 10 the price.
N~ xSslssI5Ss II one s's'' p OIL sig'n''
Doors open 81 IL. Commences al ~
NO RESERVED SEATS
Tho whole OF the Academy OF Music will be thrown
the public who have the privilege Of occupying any seal hoy
d1oOee
Win view to fscilitAke the sale Of tickess
TWENTY TICKET OFFICES
have been established at the following where cke
may be procured In advance aud thus opening
the doors may he ayoided-
The box Office At the Academy Of Music
The down town ticket Office at Sibers, L. Wall street
Music STORES
Han Sons. G. Breuzngs, scharfenberg Luis Nunns
ozark ana Couenhovens. -
Thu Actor trorsa ,ba N.,ronn,a, a G. ~;.ha,a. 49, ~
York Hotel, the Everett House the Union Place Hotel,
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL.
BROOKLYN
Roses l42 Atlantic street; Prox's 2lS Fulton street..
Tickets viii likewise he for sale at the
ENTRANCE DOOR or THE ACADEMY,
for which special purpose
49, -FOUR ADDITIONAL TICKET OFFICES
will be opened.
The doors will be opened to-day at H. The Matinee will
mence al IL NJ precisely The eHtre viii be
ton 80 that visitors from the country be In tune for
railroads and steamboats,
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DARNUM'S MUSEUM-RE- ENGAGEMENT OF THOSE
~ peerless sisters Hannah and AdeSna Gale Saturday
or, sTN IN PARIS. Miss g. Afford ss the Mysterious
Stranger grand ballet advertisement which the sisters
Of the MuLETEER OF TOLEDO grand pas Dc deux BY The
Arab Giant still, here7a feet high twentyone old,
and weighing 40 pounds the Grand Aguara Happy Family
Trunk Tree from the Mount OF Olives, &c Admttance
IS cents; children under ten Is; parquet Is extra.
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LINTON COURSE L. L-TROrTING MONDAY, OCTO.
h ss'. - IN harness Mr. Pafer % Brown Dick
brooklyn for the course ii r precisely Fsre 70 10 aKd
return " cents Horse and stages leave every 6ve mil
nutes from Peck slip ferry, williamsburg 1919 =
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N :" MOBILE, MONTGOMERY ATLANTA

rtv,y,,ts1'.,, a,
ALBANY, COLUMBUS MACON. AUGUSTA
And various places In Florida.
Via SAVANNAH, Ga.
The AUGUSTA Captain M s. Woodruff, will leave on
Saturday, October Mt r. M, No North river
Tickets be had for the following paces-are as low as bv
my other steamerfum New York. to Savannah
tons superior
New York to New Orleans $50 20 Mobile $685. Montgomery
Ala, S26; Atlanta, Ga, Sl Albany Ga, sd Columbns Ga
E23; Macon Ga. S2l; Augusta, 40; Slyannph, SIS
SAMUEL l., MTCHllIA soS. " broadway,
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Iue oo9uIuIa, Onp1 betty, succeeut Wedhesday, oct
NJOTICE.-TO SHIPPERS TO CENTRAL AMERICA
IN and West Coast Of South Amerca.-Once North
Atlantic Steamship CompanyThs prepared 10
grant hreash b Of adng IL connection with he Panama
America and the West Coast Of South America The same
facilities will also be afforded shipments from Central
America 10 Liverpool by arrangement with the Cunard line
For rates Of freight Ac apply at the office Of the company
No. 81 Wall street l. p 6TEPHEN6. Secretary
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REDUCED RATEa-TuK NEW YORK AND vIR-
~ ginia Steamship Company's steamships will receive
e9 day for Tennessee North Carolina Portsmouth
Eoriok City Point and Richmond mud win leave pier Is North
EQnMnkE Captain Crouch, on Tuesday.
YOkkIOWN, Captain Parrish, Thursday.
JAMESTOWN, Captain Skinner Saturday.
PASSAGE asroom included TO Norfolk reduced 10 81 Pc
yers5urg ana Richmond Included reduced to So
&eais " cAn cxtrA Freight taken moderate terms.
LUDLAM 4 HEINEKEN, ll6 Broadway
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DIX OnO TO s1o00o--A PARTNER WANTED WITH
gps1.OOU this amount in well established grain aud
feed business by energetic thoroughly acquainted
with the business and having control OF very large cash
trade. An excellent chance.
BIGGs 4 sOUTHwICK, 81 Nassau street.
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UsTRAIIA PIONEER LINE-ESTA BLIHHED 1852
Carrying the United States Mailssailng positively on
the day adverlsedThe beautiful AL clipper shp SAMUEL
g. GLOVER 800 tons bdrhen George Keiium command
er now rapidly loading at pier North river win be
epahed Tor Melbourne positively the 18th October
q e. made ths voyage last year Australia delivered
her cargo IN perfect order She has MAGNIFICENT
tons for both first and second class passengers The ship
THOMAS PERKINS, loading at pier IS East river will be
passage sgply board o. o 4. GxNERos. Bowling
gnn ents Consignees in Australia Messrs Wilkinson
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steamships.
FROM NEW yoRK TO uvxEsooL- ,.,--
Chief cabin passage SisO
Second cabin passage. rs
FROM sosfoM TO LIVERPOOL
Second cabin passage. 90
The ships from Boston call III Halifax. a
PERSIA, Capt Judkins. CANADA, Capt Lang. e Z
ARABIA, Capt. ). Stono AMERICA, Capt Mlnr.
ASIA Cspt r. q, Lott. NIAGARA, Oapt. Anderson.
AFRICA. Capt. shannon EuROPA, Capt J. Leiich
Thsse vessels Carry sAesr light At mast head green
st3yboard bow, red on port bow.
PERSIA, Judkins, leaves n. York, Wednesday Sept -
ARABS, Stone, leaves Boston, "Wednesday, Oct
ASIA, Lott leaves y. York, Wednesday, Got. ~
CANADA, Lang, IeAves Boston, Wednesday, Oct. 10
AFRICA, shannon, leaves y. York, Wednesday, Oct B
europa, Ieitch. leaves Boston, Wednesday, Nov.
PERSIA, Judkins leaves N. York, "Wednesday Nov O.
AMERICA, Milar, leaAes Boston, "Wednesday, Nov rs.
ASIA, Lott leaves n York. Wednesday, Nov 81
Berhs not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon board.
The owners Of these ships win not be accountable god
Silver buion specie tewey precious stones metals uess
bills OF adg signed therefor and the value thereof therein
expressed. For freight or passage apply 10
II. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.