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THE STATUES OF ILLINOIS

SCATES, TREAT, aud BLACKWELL.
2rols.. royal syo.. law ahetr.. ....si0.tQ.
THIS edition contains all Tie laws @! the State In
focr Including tlee pissed At tie twepynt sezsoR tf
,islea under the :1ncnu q the state but Tie Law which
authorized que tt1t It should tic approval of tc
judges Of the Snpreme Court lefore It could receive lie
patronage pl tue <tate4
, 1859-09-07

0FFICE OF TIE SUIT. OF
~ FCDLlC WORKS. CIT or CulcAao, August =.
10 Property owneE7 oa n rth Hiszkst Street,
Sotee heehF ev.ntt7t owners Of rope1ty ron.as %
North Market from kiszc .trce Erie >tfett viii
~ allowed 10 eli ID Mak Sscc: In fni Ut the!r rrres-
I! In acerlancc VI srteldc oas fur he I'm: or t' In
otlcs rros!d sad aHinE Ii completed on oeEo.e
the say Ut sep en*s he1. aitcs Aic time a1ow
vii be n,ads for Gl1g ca ri In .at fret " pr7ry
u4e.e.4 T. CLEVELAND. Sapt-
, 1859-09-07

Chlt1Zo AuEult 1sih. 1t:s. sntAl@t n
THE GREAT COMMERCIAL
COLLEGE OF -
BRYANT, BELL T. STRATToY. :;
SCHOLARSHIP In tbs sbovs popusar 1us,!tpt.o,, n
sae II ve7y Axat reduction frnza tAs r~1ptAr p1s
D. D. CGokE &E9.t -
III late s4l<e4-7
, 1859-09-07

Those who are Curious TO
wne.. TIC ursse.s. rt.tset3ca to wti>h n oakwalat
ftuc rn.us. at M:ees y. ~ has brought The u1nn-
r. 4rr. Il .>is. 7.":.-s invited to vist E!x Wiz
..A!., y, IL; 1t An.: 1sesauut Mdck End cram.
r.:..r., ;eiI;fens O. Es. 20 Aesut.ry eaa C.
,rs =. ..::;aI r-a t4e r;xarzI ~Len A1aA- u Tie
f.~! Ect1y
, 1859-09-07

rrTY COLLECTORS NTOICE.
raynel the for extending Lasie Street
from It, pcseit terminus at Madison sttt onth to lack
scn sr.,E ~ per Warrant u7 south, d1t& Jun. tth TA
that uric.s due *ad ASSESSMENTS pAl to
hefore tie nlteuth Car II September nr1t: tay
nstt Of the x.re will % enorcr BY suit Immediately
Thereafter. AZ. Z. MI El.iER-
Rs3 las Tt City Collector.
, 1859-09-07

~ DI. Seelye's Liquid Catarrh Re-
c,eiJ-WaEa;4 - .e md permanent curs f-r IA
ta.1sa u1c Eoo II Mc,.hsntA Excanes Of Lake
and Wei. sitet circular. w!tL full particulars ct dis
ca etc., vii. Ie eet a,y adi:tss upon tbe receipt II
penny postake aanp. Ere1 G2ec+m
, 1859-09-07

.D Notice.-The undersigned,
selLEtezs. Z Tic Me.s1s E.uk o. N.csu Geo.rta a.s
r. tie psosaso1s u IL Chartcs rsde personally Iable f
~ !sses Tae nos+s Of tis Iank VIII be t.kep By
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-05
commercial Advertiser.
BT cuARLxs xAcxAv.

BT CHARLES xAcKAv.
f-esn ka.h a million acres
Ne'er . one haveI;
C,ecn dweleth palace
In ccrzeI;
tyeon hath dozen fortunes-
Sct pennyI
m. the poorer Of the twain IS
Cseon, and not l.
CIeun, true, prssesseth acres,
Bet the landscape 1;
naF the charms To me Ii yieldeth
Money cannot bay;
C1esn harfors stoth and duIiness-
Frrshenins vizor Il
re IN velvet, in rastian,
Richer nan am l.
cl.Or Is a slave to grandeur
Free a. thought ami.
cson ses score u doctors
Ned Of none hayeI;
wealih-surrOuntei, c.are-environed,
Cteol f-ars 70 die :
Death may eorse, he'll ind me ready
Happier man am Z
CIou no harm in nature
In daisy L;
cleou hears no anthems ringing
In the sea and sky
Nafnre sings to me forever
Earnest listener I;
STATE for state, with all attendants,
Who would change, Not I.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-05

- <-.ov A,sn nTrTLDER ne undersgned vould In
~ fcods and public, that = has teksn ana
1sl % - nIsss e e - sIsoP 2os;a ss =
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-05

and Dresden Board of Underwriters All
the said Underwriters, occurring in
Kingdom viii be certified before him.
1-f
THE NORTHERN ASSURANCE COMPA-
ny, (estabished 1867 For Fire and Life Assurance at
home and abroa1
CAPITAL fl 259,7GO. Sterling.
appointed Agent for the Sandwich
Islands, JANIoN, GREEN. 4 Co.
--tf at Honolulu.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-05

CHAS. +. GUILLOU, vi. ID.
Late Surgeon United States Navy to sick
American searnen and general practitioner.
oince corner haahumanu and Merchant
at DIR. Woods Mansion. Hotel street.
Medical and Surgical advice English French Spanish
Italian
ofce hours from IL to other inquire
ms residence 1-tf
HONOLULU MEDICAL HALL,
DOCTOR McKIBBIN, Surgeon, &C.,
Has removed to the Store lately occupied Lathrop
Queen Street. where he will be regularly supplied
Medicines Perfumery, etc, of the best quality.
Family Medicines and Prescriptions carefully prepared
~ Medicine Chests examined and retted
Attendance at the Office from till p NJ week
days, and from to IL NJ on Sundays. At other times
at his residence. Union street. 11i-n
SHERMAN PECK. BREWER, 2D.
G.. BREWER & CO.,
Commission and Shipping Merchants, Honolulu Oahu H.
REFER TO
JAMES HUSSEwEIL, Esq, po.
CHARLES BREWER. Esq, Dos''n.
MEsSRs. McIuER & MERRILL, .
CHAs. WoLcoTr BEDoKs Esq, san "A'
MEsSRs. WM PUsTAU x Co.. uongkong.
MEsSRs. PERLE HUBBELL Co.. Manila
16S-tf
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-05

ID. \. FLITNER,
Continues his old business ut the in Makces fire
proof building the stand recently occupied by DIR.
Holman, corner Of Queen and KaahuInanu streets.
Chronoeers rated by observations of the and stars
with transit instrument accurately adjusted the
meridian Of Honolulu. Particular attention given fine
watch repairing sextant aud quadrant glasses svered
and adjusted Charts and nautical instruments constantly
hand and for Aft
AGENT FOR THE
New York Board 81 Under rwrifcrs.
undersigned notify Merchants Ship Masters,
&c, that he has been duly appointed Agent the
New York Board Of Underwriters
ALEX J. CARTWRIGHT.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1859-10-05

Ship Chandler MERCHANDISE, and Commission
Merchant Honolulu, Oahu, l., constantly on hand
an extensive every description Of goods re-
quired by wiialeships and others
Shipping furnished groceries, provisions Sc
at The shortest lowest market prices
- -S IO5-H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-11

The Secretary OF State has presented the sheriff OF
Cattaraugus county Aonzo Gregory to the Governor
on charge Of mutilang the election notice and otherwise
dsobeying the requirements Of the law The Secretary
demands the immediate removal Of Sheriff Gregory
Governor Wise has sold his place at Only near Oman
cock, Accomac county Va containing acres of land
to Captain Finney, for $4,000
Hon John Letcher Governor elect Of Virginia IL Al ha
home in Lexington In very dangerous condition from an
attack Of eryspeas disease TO which, some time
back, he has been subject, but which is more for
midablc than usual.
A OF Governor German, Of Minnesota has been ex.
PEELED from the Illinois University
Charles A. Babcock has been promoted To leutenantcy
In the navy, vice Jesse Taylor, Jr., resigned.
Mr. John McAuIine mot "Mrs NcAulifen) was paseou.
ger in the City Of Manchester on Sunday night.
In the breach Of promise case Of Mary Benjamin w.
Smith Barber Rochester, the Jury rendered verdict
for the plaintiff for $500. The defence was that The
promise 10 marry the plaintiff was mere joke
John W. Sampson tried for the murder Of Martha Arm
stronS in Berkeley county, Va, has been acquitted II
was proved that he had not poisoned her. but only ad
vised hey TO take poison which would accomplish e
gal purpose.
Hon. William Preston, the American Minister At the
spanish Cour called home by the death Of hs father
Mr. WcHhne, in order TO settle the vast estate
falling TO the heirs Of Mr.. W.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-11
Police Intelligence.

CAPTURE OF FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE john Mahoney,
alias Robert McCorrie-a fugitive from the Bergen prison,
n twas re-arrested in this city yesterday by
policeman Hambln, of the Third precinct and cent back
to New Jersey to out the remainder Of his term
Mahoney made several attempts to escape from prison
before he successful In his last effort he com
pletey bamboozled the ailors wife by sending her to
distant part Of the prison suppress sham disturbance
and during her absence managed to escape The keeper
OF the prison being absent it found impossible to
oneW made his way to New York in SECURITY
and secreted here for several days before the police
aware of his presence He discovered in Maid
en- lane by officer HambliD, who, knowing that he
fugitive arrested him on the spot The prisoner made
stout resistance but was overpowered and conveyed
10 the lookup Mahoney represented be Of the
hardened and reckless boys in the city He has
been repeatedly arrested for offences committed here and
occasion he set fire to the House Of Detention in
White street. and set three four Of the prisoners
at liberty. In the confusion attending the fire he
mayed TO make his own but was soon afterwards
recaptured in Chatham street, and after desperate fight
brought back to his old quarters.
FEMALE PluxrocKM.-Sarah Johnson colored
girl about eighteen years DID, brought before Justice
Connolly at the Lower Police Court charge Of stealing
$34 from umes Finn Of Manhattanvilc under the follow
ing circumstances Fnn met the prisoner at the
OF Church and Canal Streets and easily persuaded
10 treat the sable damsel refreshments Before
parting Finn says the prisoner pushed rather hard
psan he n sbs 70 he DC ana az '1a
rested by policeman Iaydcn Of the Fifth ward to whom
She confessed her guilt and handed the stolen pro-
perty. Committed for trial.
ASSAULT ASp RoBBERy.-As Mr. Benjamin Hardy
passing through Forty fourth street, Eleventh
nue., Sunday night he accosted by two young
and asked the way Union square Before the gentle
man could return 10 the inquiry of the fell
lows snatched his watch and off followed by the &C
complete The alarm being raised, policeman Hoyt
to the rescue and succeeded in arrestng fellow named
Duffy, who identified by Mr.. Hardy as the person
who snatched the watch. Shortly afterwards youth
who recognised Dufy's confederate in the rob.
berry. The prisoners brought before Justice Quack
enbush and committed for examination.
COMPLAINT DIssIssThe charge Of false pretences
Gently made against Walter Fuller by Ballard Hender-
SON was yesterday dismissed by Justice Quackenbush,
there being no foundation for the complaint.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-11

SIGNALLING THE GREAT EAsTERN.-We learn
that the city government has arranged with Mr. Enoch
Moody, proprietor of the observatory on Munjoy Hill
(whose telescope about $50 feet above the level
Of the seal to sgnaize the Great Eastern; and il the
weather clear she be seen thirty miles off from that
point The national flags Of the United States England
and France, will be displayed from the three flag
stats the observatory and the American and
English flags from the new City Hail. II she is
seen at the observatory "a miles Off four black
balls will be displayed underline English ensign IS miles
Of, three balls; if IL miles Off two balls, and it six miles
less ball. As she is sgnalzed three guns
from sunjoy Hill and also from behring's pasture head
Of High street. will announce her appearance, and the
fire alarm bells will be rung five minutes with quick
stroke By these arrangements should she make the land
in the day time, opportunity will be afforded for
most Of citizens to witness her entrance into the
harbor As she approaches the harbor, sautes will
be fired from Fort Preble, at the entrance of the
harbor namely, national salute of thirty three
guns IA pounders,) she appears off the lighthouse,
and royal salute when she is abreast the fort and enter
ing the harbor salute of hundred guns will also
be fired from Mnnoy HILL in front Of the Observatory,
she the harbor and the bells of the city rung thirty
minutes Should she arrive and enter the harbor during
the night these signals will be given at sunrise Should
she arrive Sunday other signals will be given than
the display Of flags above named and the salute from
Mupoy and ringing Of bells will take place Monday
morning at sunrise.-Fortldnd Argus, Oct. g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-11

TelegraPh Marine Report.
sight ship WIN Singer passing the Hook outward bound.
Wind NV, hight; weather clear.
other inward bound vesseis in sight Wind NV, light;
Miscellaneous.
Of the sanding of two vessels on Squan
Beach, see Geographic news.
Cspt McKee, of the bark Elf arrived Hampton Roadsfrom
Bahia, has thanks for fayors
SAN FRANCco-Amongst the vessels loading for this
port the elegant clipper ship Good Hope about
completing her cargo in Messrs Vim Coleman Co.'S line
This of the most superb clippers on the berth at the pre-
time and the ships Of this line are DELAYED .
We underaand that the famous clipper Reporter being
pop n e T es her
Wall street when those interested VIII have opportunity Of
ties
FOR SAN FRANcrsco-FAsr sAnrNG-The splendid clippe
ship Lookout under the command Of Capt Sherwood Is again
loading in Messrs Sutton Co.'S Despatch line The Lookout
New for San Francisco and made the
l2 makng passages in exactly the sametme
returning made the from San Francisco in IS days and
srea sVoe and delivery Of
she loads quickly Messrs Go are closing the elegant
shp 5 pss Il s H.
SHIP JOSIAH QUINCY Of Providence before reported aban
ices in Boston, $1,000 vessel and $4,000 on freight
BARE GIos. Coombs from Newcastle E. for Providence,
that the brig Sabine which sailed hence Sept for Galveston
had burned Is miles from that city, The passengers and
took to the boat and after two days landed at
Maagorda.
DUDLEY which sailed Humboldt year Sgd
ney and supposed to be lost had arrived at Port de
France, New Caledonia, ten months out She had sprung
aeak and had been wateogged for four month"; with SIX feet
Of in her hold She had been surveyed ed be
discharged and hove dowd for repairs The New Ora
madam vessel
ScHR FRANK, Very Zanzibar for Aden put into Bonn
bay Aug IL for sails and remained the 10Th She lost her
sails on the Sd.
ScHR OLIVER Brickley from st john NIB for Boston put
Gloucester It'll having lost both bs and anchors
on the Sd, in squat OF Milk Island.
telegraph despatch dated Baltimore Oct TO- says:-"The
oboa Invincbe passed Saturday towing disabled
hr to Norfolk"
BRoUwERsHAvES. Sept 22-The Amala Habbert for Phia-
delphia, has put back with loss Of topsai yard.
BERMUDA, Sept 2The ship Lucona Savannah with coal
returning ballast The brig Monserrate Of Will
mDgton NC bound Barbados before reported
and all hands sick with fever dsharging and win the
this and return home In ballast The brig
Washington from Boston for Texas also before reported put
eaky and badly strained has discharged small portion
II which damaged by water.By letter 10 Elwood Walter
Esq, Sec'y Board of Underwriers)
LAUNcHEp-A Elizabeth City, NC the LIST inst from the
yard of VIM Martini Esq schr Of 100 burthen
the Planter She 10 intended for the trade and beau
full vessel.
The following table gives summary Of the vessels In
harbors Of New York, Boston, Baltimore Wilmington, c.
Charleston Savannah Mobile New Orleans and Galveston
latest accounts from each Of those ports
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ships bound Fl ac II AN, lat So I'm g. S. Br seamshp
Persia, hence Tor IiyergooL
and il passengers 10 Rowland r. ohlnrham ''''''
Brig vmcennes, Love, Providence days in ballast to
A's sssr Mott R,dell White. Virginia. sdays.
schr Nentuns, Nu,er' rIachas, Y days
selr GIRAFFE !, 4, Chase Calais Is aays.
seSr Iais fi,a n,s N ssSS2' s%sh days
schr Nary + Gage, Leighton, Columbia, 10 days.
& SSnyS Iayry Salem no for A sdp PSS,aaensa
s sssr Ga %%s e 1ai Boston nG for Albany iSs
ssr E Fnns L esn Boston Ssoa for for Albany
sehr Detroit, Willis, Boston for Albany. asv.
sss Kcsss ri'!sssK sss%sassgss
ssSr ma xsn sss
ssr SA Rs4sss sa"ss T FAN ss
sS cara sao, Fan r1 or
seSr Chief Hunt sSof semersss days ya .sp
s:hr Ann salser Fish warsham "a hours
schr Grace Darling Mason, Providence, 2 days.
sSr se nss CLARK Prov,asnes for Phsdsph
sssr sss Ssnsss Baldwin New Isnssa
sshr Vim Gray. Hewitt: Portland. Y, days
ss Rr sesa sase a days s'''
schr New Haven. Hayes, New Haven, 2days.
s ssSr sn New New Haven ;oa
SIR Tsasrd Billiard Marsioga. days 80.
Schr T. Clark g masts) Clark Hartford for Rondout
Schr Home Harvey, Br0okhaven, 5 days.
Schr Augusta. Hodges, Albany for Boston,
Schr 7 Is Smith. Smith Albany for New Bedford
Schr Emma &sEllen, Crowell Albany for Hartford.
Schr Mary Louisa, Smith, Rondou for Roson.
Schr Geo Gillian Hunter Rondout for Boston.
Sloop Commerce, Tyler, Providence days.
sloop Oregon, Rhodes, Providence, 2days.
Sloop Sprague, Gibbs Providence days.
Sloop II Green. Smith, Brookhaven, days
Ship Parana, Langston Montevdeo-W DeForrest
BELOW.
Bark George Warren of Tbomason.
Brig Mcintyre from Georgia bound TO Thomaston Ne al
hands sick but the captain. She 10 laying In Cumberlan
Sound
SAILED.
Ship VIM Singer, New Orleans; ond others.
Wind during the day NNE; at sunset N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-11
Court OF General Sessions,

Der. 10-There was not much business transacted In
this Court on Monday
Samuel Harrington pleaded guilty attempt grand
larceny and at the request of the Grand Jury Judgment
was suspended and the accused dischargedl
Edward Mathews pleaded guilty to an attempt at bur
gary the third degree was remanded for sentence
iii the last day Of the term,
James King and Daniel McGrah, charged with burglary
in breaking into the store Of John Kelly, in Roosevelt
street on the 18th Of September were convicted Of the
year
Benjamin Miller tried and acquitted Of charge Of
grand larceny.
Laurence CaotaIlo, charged with robbery IN The
frst degree, having stolen watch On the 12th
Of September from james Walch, pleaded guilty TO an
assault, with intent 10 rob- and was sentenced "a three
years imprisonment in the pententary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-11
Another Fight Between Heenan and
MOrrissey.
To THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

New YORK, Oct 10, 1859.
have been informed through the medium of the pub
lie press and from those who present and heard
him, that Mr. Morrssey stated few days since that he
would fight any man in the world, and me in particular
for $4,000. this be indeed Mr.. Morrissey's wish,
shall be most happy to accommodate him either before
after my contest with sayers for the championship
England. will put up forfeit to fight him for $4,000
at the time and place that be mutually agreed upon
according to the rules OF the prize ring.
JOHN c. KEENAN,.
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sNorwegian--cach equal to 4 sea milee.
Whalemen.


Norfolk Island at Psrnambaeo
fss : ' s
nS % Of s MY
set, saw ship cutting VIII supposed her % Be
sr 18Th Ii % s. 100 % E. spoke pesdsmona mona
sn sR % 1 Leaving Ray
sp bound TO Wreck Reef to cruise,
Cid 9Th, bark Gate ship President Macy Pacific Ocean
Spoken, &c.
Ship Tasman. Thomas, hence Aug l6 for San Franesco
Sept ~ lat II s. N, I'm So 10.
sas s l.. SEE Bombay June for
pyaosn ss 0 from Bombay May " for Liverpool
Ship Express Patterson from Bombay for Liverpool July
y near : end OF Madagascar.
shp Morning STAR Foster from Liverpool for Boston, Sept
Ship wuriembnrg Wilmer from Hare for Noreans, Sept
Ship Wilbur Fisk Cutter from Norleans for Havre Sept -
ship Philadelphia Poole, philadelphia for Savannah
BARK GROWER watts from Norsans for Boston, Oct La
A% ss s .ss. ssss ssss ssis; a.
Br Yankee BLADE nom Richmond for Rio Janeiro
BriT Flying Eagle hutchinson hence for Curacoa Oct M
brig Magnet shactford hence for Key West Sept r. la. 81
Evergreen steering Q. was seen Oct s. on Nsnucke.
schr Brewer Cox hence for Aspinwal Oct s. Lat 81 ls
ION 20 Foreign Ports.
AHrwxRP Sept 0-In port ships Evening STAR Jones' and
,s,s sSs1 %
arr Il Tlashns ia ship Ashburton, Hradsh, NYork.
BonsAy Aug 0-In port ships Wizard King, Cone; North
ley and Lombard Eastman, for verpool Sage Ingsr
Ronsen ReS Ssf
jane Wood; JACOB Badger. Staples North America coSer
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CLEARED
Ship Cornelius Grnnen Spencer London-Grinne, Mnturn
&Co.
Ship Lafayette, Small MobNe-Nesmth Sons.
Bark Nickels, Nckels Melbourne-Fischel Ricard.
Bark California, Hathorn, Iisbon-Thos Peasant
Bark Deming Hggins, Para and . market-E Corning
Bark West Wind Saunders 81 Marts-Br 4 Pettes
Bark waring, Smith, Charlexon-McCrcAdy, Mott Co.
schr jamestown, Candage, Moble-Saght Co,
Schr Worth, Merrill, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
4chr Harvest, Lawrence Newbern-Master.
6chr Baker, 6tcelman, Hamlton-E Wright.
Echr VIM Henry, Gherrett, Norfolk-Master
Echr Volunteer, Brown, Boston
schr c Lyman. sannard, New Haven-Masser.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Roanoke Couch Norfolk &C. with ndss and pas
senges TO Iudam Heneken. Experienced heavy weather
outside.
10 II Is Cromwell 4 Co.
Ship John Bright Cutting Liverpool Sept q with mdee and
l4 passengers 70 Williams Guion Sept n and q expert
eDced terrific gale from NV which blew e lower opsals
and main spencer away has had weather the entire
bound r. =
Ship Chace, Edwards Sunderland Aug TO- with coal 70
Meyer Sept e lat o. Ion 80 spoke brig Snow. Of
and for Buckspor hhngwas about 70 sail for hone 18th,
lat - 1 Ion sS Pm, dgnaized Of vanderbits Steam
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Arrivals and Departures.
ARRIVALS.

From Richmond &C. In the seamsbip Roanoke m n 7snn
T. pIon . ncCapley, McCanley, Steele n BIZ
Jackson Lvinsston and lady, Mrs Votes Mss Ysses II
Yates, Mrs Hughes Pook, Ms stubbs and servant
PubAnk, Whitaker, Ortcels, O Rock, Curtis John
schact John Casey, Mrs. Dunning, Mr. RsdsrJ Smith,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-11

WATER GAs-The Wilmington IN. co. ReDNblir
can rdicules the statement Of the Philadelphia
corning the water gas experiment. II says was de-
c,dea ailure-gave ga very poor Light, and emitted
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Movements or Ocean Steamers.

THE HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMERS.
EXPIRE Crr-From New York ID arriving at Havana 7th
and New Orleans 10Th From New Orleans 10Th Havana I'D
arriving at New York 18th
CABAwBA-From New York lHh arriving Mt Havana 18th
and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans t Havana sOh
arriving Mt New York Sd.
PHnApEIPaIA-From New York 18th, arriving Havana
I'D and New Orleans 18th From New Orleans 6h Havana
eh. arriving ut New York 18th
De Soro-From New York 9TH arriving Havana lat and
New Orleans Sd. FROM New Orleans l2t Havana 18TH ar
irving at New York 18th.
QuAxER Crry-From New York Oct g. arriving at Havana
10Th From Havana 18th, arriving Mt New York 18th. The
Quaker City sails from New York every 20 days.
NBWhen the above dates fall Sunday the win
sail on Monday, except from New Orleans
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Az psdhsee and lsa~s tHnded for 10 NEW YoRK HERALD
should be sealed