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ORDINARY DRAINING, 10 take place as ABOVE speciheo
One Grand Capital Prize of 10000!
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
4prizes of s+Oo approxinatns $4,000 prize 81 900
prizes of 800 spproxiuatng to 5000 prize 20
4prizes Of $50 approximatns TO 10000 prize 1000
prizes of 225 approxima.ng $500 prize 900
4p-izes Of 30 approSimang to 1900 prize 800
prizes Of l5o approxinang to 5000 prize are. 6Oo
prizes of 100 approxinang 900 prize 400
5000 prizes of % 900
54s5 prizes amounting 900
Whole Tickets, $40; Halves, IS; Quarters, 81 20.
nAt the request of many of Southern and South
Correspondents have been induced open Of
6ce Orleans where orders for Tickets be filed
Orders will be promptly attended to, If addressed to
c. T. HOWARD,
oua.% Box Isl II, Post Office, New Orleans, La, or
WOOD, EDDY g. CO.,
o26 2pGW Augusta, Georgia.
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~ FOR SALE JUST ARRIVED, WITH
N choice lot Of Virginia and Carolina NEGROES, consist
Washers Ironers and Seamsesses will be receiving
supplies during the which offer for sale for cash
or approved paper.
msI removed Office from Esplanade No % Ba
rome street. Union and Perio streets, blocks
St. Charles Hotel No brokerage paid sa.e Of Ne
groes. JOHN b. SMITH,
No. 90 Baronne street,
6n,SW New Orleans, La.
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FINE MAHOGANY FURNITURE AT AUCTION
BY ]. A. BEARD 81 co.,
GARDNER SIXTH, Auctioneer
Office No. IS Magazine street.
ERIDAY, the 1lth inst, at half-pnst 10
o'clock A. NJ at the of Caondee and Julia streets,
will be sold
Fine Armoirs, MarbleTop Bureaus Tables Sofas Chairs
Stdeboard Sofa, etc.
'hl~TERMS-Cash. nS
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
Il. II. Tyler,
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS JUST OPENED

..".... CANAL ST.
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WEEKLY NEWSPAPER, having the largest circulation
Of any country newspaper the South respectfully Of
feed as an advertising medium the Merchants Of New Or
leans. Agents for New Orleans
A. B. STRAWBRIDGE & CO.,
o1s antf No. 22 Commercial Place.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
To the Cotton, Trade.

New Orleans. November L. 1859.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09

ekn CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA NEGROES
4GS FOR SALE.
have received fifty Carolins and Virginia Negroes,
consisting of Field Hands, Cooks Washers and Ironers
Also No. Blacksmths, No. Brickayer five good
Carpenters, and one good Cooper
which will cash good u months city accept
Persons wishing purchase would do well to give call
before purchasing elsewhere. Apply q
H. f. PETERSON,
is Perdido street,
az 6Yn between St. Charles md raranseet sts
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Dates OF Departure

closed mail consisting Of letters and new,papers for States
and cities Of the German Austrian Postal Unon and Denmark
Norway, Sweden, Poland Russia Greece
il hent from the Port Office in New York semi weekly.
"a mail for the West India Islands will this
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09
To Country Merchants.

RAYNE's WHOLESALE SHOE WAREHOUSE,
No. IS Magazine Street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-11-09

PATENTS RIGHTS FOR JEFFREYis CELEBRATED
rumns-7Eam Psscagoua Hotel stock-Open Accounts Bill
Receivable etc. for Of the creditors of Chas G.
ahc the creditors OF g. G. Bier Co.. auction.
d VrrAY =
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

PRoPosrD CHANGE IN TIE CorRr or APPEAL'.-
ccrespondent calls our attention 10 the fact OF the
publication Of the ccrcurrent resolutions OF the lat
IHgi..e.urs for amendments Of the Constitution IN
relation 10 Tie Judiciary Of the State and asks an e1
plan ation He seems 10 be under the impression that
the proposed mtniments to be voted for ~ the
people a; the ensuing election. This 10 Rot the case
They ae 10 be reeued TO the next Legislature, aed II
majority Of both houses shall agree 70 them they are
then 10 be submitted to the people at the subsequent
election, next ensuing, 10. their decision.
1t proper, however, that the electors should re'
m mber that their representative in the next Legs
ls;uIe Will be called upou 20 record their decision ID
regard 10 The proposed amendments and to determine
whether :hey shal or shsl not be submitted TO the
people. L. i. proposed that after the third Tuesday Of
June, 1900 the Court Of Appeals OF this State shaA
cotsi.t 4 elk Judges to be chosen by the people 10
stead of eight Judges, as now constituted, tour o'
whc are chosen BY the people the other four being
chosen from the cass of Justices Of the Supreme Court
having the shortest time 10 serve By the emerdmsnt
the four Judges who may be in office il june 1907 are
TO continue n Office until the expiration Of terms
but on the third Tuesday OF May Of that year, al
election il 70 be held for the election 0. two o.nef
judges whose tenn Of Office Is 10 commence on the
third Tuesday of the June following. The term Of
ole of these is TO expire in nine year. from TIE list
Of the ne1. December, and the 0;ber 10 eNvsn yes''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

HORRIBLE TRsGTpY-DRYADFrL SHOOTING ~
FRAY AT CorFRosIsE.-We ere informed by M II.
Grove Of PeoIis, 1ihIos, . passenger by the ). IL.
Dickey, which arrived yesterday from 81. Loun, that
be witnessed nee horrible tragedy on Sunday lSt.
a. place called Compromise. The circumstances Of
this hesrtrendng affair as related TO Us, are IS fol-
lows:
As the Dckcy landed a, Comproniso TO put of the
mail, the postmaster of that place, Mr.. Spar, sp-
preached tie mail agent, who had DO. made the two
-, th,ss LAST Trim. ami ssid 10 him: 1--WE have had
soe bloody times here OF late, snd we have TO 60 pre-
pared" at The same time throwing back hn coat sud
exhibiting revolver. "Why ," says the agent. he
cause our country is infested by lot OF thieves such
a. this man., pointing 10 man close by named ShaRs'
who was the Only at the levee previous totae land
ipe Of the Dickey beside the Postmaster.
Shu,z then remarked that be Was most infamous
li.r ard destitute of every principle OF gentleman.
Whereupon the Postmaster placed bis hand on his ps-
tol as in the acc OF drawing Il, WREN Shutz shot nr.
Span in The left side OF his abdomen sbu't1 then re-
tes ed at srapid pace about thirty feet, when Span
fred four .hos at him in rapid succession but without
effect Spar then took deliberate aim at him across
a STUMP but his pistol missed. Shnltz imnedissedy
rushed back at Spar and shot him twice more through
bis body. Then they had q hand to hand encounter,
Shuz falling urder ard Spar pounding him about tho
hesd with bis pistol. Presently third party came up
with double barrel 10 shoot Shult1 through
the head bat through the advice OF the agent ana
Others he did not. Spar soon became 80 weak that
Shultz threw him off, an on his Shultz rising he Was
struck powerful blow over the head with the gun,
which appeared to craze HIM, and he instantly ran
into the liver up TO his Shoulder and on he looking
back and seeing the gun eveed at hio he lodged his
head under the water, holding there "a long a. he
could without stranglipg, and on his looking up and
seeirg the gun pointing At bun he held ag.'n under
water and this process was repeated Ill he drowned.
The Postmaster was alive when informant left, but
i; was though. he could not recover.
-. Memphis Enquirer Sep, g.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

from the same time. And at the general election IN
1861 and 10 every second year thereafter unless the
Leg ssture shall by law, appoint different day one
Judge o. sad Court shall be CHOSEN for term Of
twelve yesrs from and after the 3ls' day OF Deoem-
Der, Eek, after such election. An amendment also
provides for the compensation of the judges OF the
Cour: of Appeals and the Justices Of the Supreme
Court which is Rot to be increased diminished at
less intervals than in years by applying the
set Of the Legislature in 1857 TO judges or Justices
then in Office or to be elected the said &C. TO be con-
sidered having taken effect from J.nuary l, lSS
And j: is also proposed tina; the County Court shall
have such original and appellate jurisdiction az tie
legislature may prescribe. Such the provisions
which is proposed 70 submit to the next Legislature
FOR their sanction for submitting such amendments 10
tie Constitution TO the people.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

po.<t services Que the Government from Mr.. Hoh-
msEr a. q Prossisn subject. The RUSSIAN Govern-
msr, 20 avoid cificul .s or the yielding Of prin-
cipis psr5ored Mr.. Ho6mapr. II were . pity Il
Hanover should row follow that example, for, a. L
have above hin,ed, our Government conld easiiy
bring these hop my thumb German S,siss 70 tasir
senses"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
Mehifal.
'(.)
HEALTH OF
AMERICAN WOM l. y I.

OIi HEALTH OF sRs)
s)[s AMERICAN WOMEN. c-s
One OF the most saddepiug suits Of scientific well as ordi'
nary ob.ervan the suffering and disease Of Nouan She
/. from the very rrued snd delicate sensbJ Of her
ph;es examination 10 diseases which utterly unfit her Tor her
own hsppne. deprive her Of tie OF adding to thai
Of cher. Every mother and head Of family and ros; ladies'
above the sre of IS year, painfully aware Of this fact
Wealth position aud refinement offer no exemption this rule
The universal extent suserns which generally az;
,.,5-s with ,,gula, is ~ Mites Failing Of the Woab, Pan'
N n. Back PaisJll Msas;yvaon, Debtp Nrrooae'' De
ranged Sos aeh aud Bore Se known - al, aud has been
proved by extracts from
RELIC toUs AND MEDICAL JOURNALS. -
NJ C,rEAYfxE bFfcHER's BOOK TO WoMFy,
re,orals hon THr NEw YORK TSEs, TEsvNr, and o.her
papers
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Qlatcr Ture.

VVNHE WATER. CURE and HYGlENIC INSTI-
IUTE is located Nos IS and Is Lsghts' one door from
q, John Park GOOD bOARD be- obtained from - %
81 Per week; FULL TREATMENT With Board from 70
5 Is per week Transient prr.ons, pei Day oymaal
"a pbrr privileges provided Tor the Of su.s.- fee 81
charge Ofhccs Consultations. from a. N 20 p N X
TRAIL, 81. ID, AID ID =. COTTON, NJ. d., fhJscisns d
YANCHEP. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
We clip the following items from The Pasama

We chp the Io1ewlhg NehE TVni TIC Iu""""
Sta, and Herald Of Sept. 6:
FROM CHIRIquL-By the Guatemala we have dates
from Chuqui to the ID inst The explorations OF the
huacas were partially suspended, owing To the vet
weather aud also to the fact that al the natives were
busy in saving their crops. The amount OF gold eIcs-
waited by the strangers who have gone to the dggngs
has been very all owing partly 70 the unfavorsbe
weather ard partly TO the nexpeence Of the dggers.
FROM CEyiRAL AMERIcA.-Io Guatemala Hon
duras and Salvador, every thing continues qnet. In
Costa Rics on the lith ult., President Don Juan X:
Mora was arrested by party OF revoutiousts and
down passenger on the Guate nsls. Dr. joe Maria
Monteaegre has been appointed provisional President
and up to the latest dates regular Government had
been established.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
.WIEW-JE.RHEY Z,EMG.

RroT At HuDsoS CITY-Ats late hour on Monday
st party Of drunken men attacked :hs serbesr SALON q
John schuehst Hudson City breaking windows snd d.
,ms.hrs furniture and dong consdersbls damage Mn
sehuchs msres,sd and Der husband badly besten
Yesterday complaint bdsed before Recorder sedso,d
chnsng upon Tboa Foley John Nolan Dennis Nc
CGe Pat McCGe 3sre: Bradley and Donney and warrant,
ksned for their The officers subsequently, arrested
Foley Bradley, and they commied for sxAGinaon
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

A STONIsBIHG.-Mr.G Grey, l32 Chathsm-st !,
~ eu,S ofPss G..i vo both. Il Or Lss,h. lenov Doeh
syrur Dseoi. I31 CHATHAM IN? Grsrd and 80 bf>fsay
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

The COLLECTOR AT DEIRoIr-MALFEAsASCE IN
OfrIcE.-Ws learn from The Detroit Tribune that
the Special Agent sent to that city from Washington
70 investigate the charges against Mr.. Collector
Shoemaker, hiss completed his investigation aud
transmitted his report to Washington. The Tribune
says:
We understand, from current rumor, that the toi'
lowing charges have been proved-sustained by the
evidence of witnesses whom, the Collector and his
rer de dare attempt to- impesch, by written evil
depce and receipts Of the CustomIiouse or by tie ad
missions and testimony Of the Collector or his employ
ees, viz:
10 the Government, from the Detroit and Milwaukee,
Grand Trunk and Great Western Railroad Companies,
the American xpressiCOmpsny, and the WyAndot to
Iron Company TO the amount OF thousands OF dousrs
The commutation Of fees with persOns or companies
doing business with the Custon'liouse IN vloialon OF
plain provisions Of law
fragrant and frequent violations of the Sub-Treas-
ury law;
Overchsrges in fees;
Returning vouchers for more money than he has
psid the persons signing them for service; -,
Not reporting the full amount Of moneys received by
him az Collector, az required by law; and
Other charges OF still more gross and criminal char
acter.
In round numbers we understand il has been proved
that the following form part OF the amounts that have
been collected and not reported to the Government:
Weigheis ard gaugers fees, nearly all Illegal 900
but which if legal belong 10 the Government 600
Other fees admitted or proved, verbally OF by
written receipts or Custom-House evidence, -
about $500
Wyandotte Rolling Mills about. ............ 200
Making total OF probably 200
Beside ordinary daily fees received at the counter for
eDtries cearances, &C., amounting TO perhaps from
SIS to $50 per dsya Of which, above 500 per an
mum, belong to the National Treasury, and making
altogether as we firmly believe, an aggregate Of at
least 5000 to 100000 which the Collector has not
accounted for and which amount, including false re-
turns We shall not be surprised to See increased to
go 900 or more.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
Excursions.

If you wish to enjoy most delightful
Il excurson trip and take a view of the beautiful
scenery River public Islands with the improve
ens BenGst-, kc, take the fss.sailng steamer ENOCH
DEAN. See advertisement
NEWARK. BERGEN POINT and NEWARK
IN EXCURSION DAILY SUNDAY EXCEPTED)-Fare is
cents-Stesmer TAMINEND leaves Newark at y and Il
o. Of Bsrcay.st New Yort At 10 and 4! p m
Connects with Belvilc boat freight at lowest rates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

MILITARY VIsrT TO THE STATE FAIR.-Ths Wash
nson Guard q Bergen, Capt sper win msk- excursion %
Elizabeth today b the puTpos Of nsltins The STATE Fair nov
In progr.a They viii about 10 musksts and win leave
The 10 O'clock train stopping hour At Nevf wsrs
thy will dine S4ssns Preyfoss 10 leaving, The company
vii present. the Captain with an eli gant sword.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

CUPREME COURT.-In the Matter of the
y AsTOR BANK-Notice 10 hereby given. that life all
CREDITORS Of the AsToR BANK 20 exhibit and establish
tb,i before the Make. Bank, Of Pesri
.nd B,ekman York within thirty days from :bs dss
hersoL-Dss>d New Iorb, Aug II. las.
ROBERT II HAYDOCK,
Receiver o! the Astor Bank.
wAKkAAN h LATINO Aaorneysifo. Receiver, No. %
Rul.oust New.Yorb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

MgcBASros' AsD TRADERS B,sK.-Ths new bank
ing Of the Hehsnics and frderS Bank Of Jesy City,
csss Of Hudson street AID kxchansr ps w.
or.lsd fyr business yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

A. n. MyRwIs, Aactionesr.
MERWIN g. Co., Trades

A. n. MyRwls, Aac.oneer.
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co., Trades
THURSDAY EVENING, Sept IS, a. 7 O'clock
IeoKssLLrNs Srocg-Comprisig a large collection Of
Standard hsce snsous Books various subjects including
q koo Boois and assortment Of Staple aud Fancy Stationery
-. sortfS and domestic, .. ectsd for a retail
MONDAY AFTERNOON, Sept. le, st o'clock
vALusBLE Law LBRARY-Comprsipg complete sets OF ed
srs ard ste Pepor, both in Common Law and Chancey,
Admiralty Rep s. Dgess Commemorative TreAtis.s NC s
sein Of fine library editions Of choice standard works IN
nseelhDeous literature Catalogues now ready
DACIFIC RAILROAD LANDS, MISSOURI.
Il -12j,421 1890 ACRES a. PUBLIC AUCTION q.
the Court house IL the City Of ST. Lou COMMENCING ocl D.
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY offer for sale at
pahc suction known FREE LANDS belonging
Cor psny ,tuat.d follows Counties Of S. CHARLES JEFF
Eron Ws.hpston Franklin, Crawford in Ranges 2 aud
5Es.t ard sna West, Of 5;h Principal Meridian.
T, hnSs include Of the best farming timbered, and
mineral lands State Of Missouri. aud su.ed upon
each sde Of Pacific Rsrosd and Branch and
catalogue Of said lands gyos description Of each tract.
hind OIL quality, b. had ~ the offices Of HOMER MOa-
Gan, No P'nest and Z. II. LUDLOW Co, No II Pine
st., Eew.York City.
TRIMS sALEOnequaI,er cash; quarter In year
quartz In two years; oue-quNter IN three years
deferred secured by and deed n
the property and 20 bear interest at the rate Of six per
pei
Any purchaser wishing pay Ell cssh u get deduction
ter per cent from the face Of deferred payments
For further iDorns lon % Dc scTpon. t hc refer 20
the above mentioned Letters addressed % the undcr
siened City Of 81 Lo viii receive p.omp. attention.
10 will BE- required BE- paid bidding OF
each end ~ for quantities above that
barksts funds THIS rule win be strictly observed.
J. ID. STEVENSON.
Lsnd gent Pacific RalYoad
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
Gntlerp, Aarbware, ST.
furniture.

ToLEGANT ENAMELED FURNITURE st the
IL EAGLE MANDATORY, No. 6Sf Broadway, hve doors
- so,s theatre superb suites In ell ccostty and
Sessns a. prices from rs aud upward TIE .st Ensne
Furniture manufactured In The Uuited States A'ee' "
Goods carefully packed for he country
ENAMELED CHAMBER SUITES OF fOhNA-
N TIJPE IA ell ooors and syles wholesale or retaf
WARREN WARD, No. III Canslst,
70 rj4eors east Of Broadway, ". y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15
Dainis, Oils, Plass, ST.
Orean Steamers, &f.

REGULAR THROUGH LINE TO
SAN FRANCISCO,
PANAMA RAILROAp oo, NC.
~ connecting only Steamers GOLDEN OAIh uOLOI'
aGF7 JOHN L. STEPHENS and SoNohAi
az the Pacific Mail Steamship
Company at PspAue
DIRECT TO ASPINWALL-
x,r,,,sA Steamships BALTIC ADRlATlC and AuLAN.
-. bssn entirely and sdapted % TOE soIu-.
49, al fer run above leaving tois P2' "" -
~see' "" XII and GOT 4 of EACH MONTH
frn the fo. Of Cspslst n X
sRILrIC 400 TINS buTden, A. o. cray .o'.p p.'.
al, Is.ys on ,b. 5h u October al m 20 sTE
.,,h r. v.lLhuoxp superior S,eailsiip "OAh1' ~
PEVSS r BABY Commander. 49,, ,o,
Tns ATLANTIC viii foIoS or Tie 2'th oil Os'0'e''
An experienced Surgeon attached % ssen ,r.-dsd
Through Freight arc Passenger wal vT
ppcr arrival Of the Steamer a. APih"a sno IN 500 TINA
Each Of the above Steamships b., csrt,y 10 wv
pixht which will be taken az moderste iS' - ,hs .hove
IL believed thst the ac,1nnn'oast4on' sNN'- -
ships unsurpassed by any In the ~o2 Al Tbs. there
satrs .ifp always a. fanaa1- "a
Snl be 10 detention in forwarding fassebse'' D~se's
Yr~ish, 49,. cor-
Yor Cabin PaEe Freight. Apply 8; he once q INC
/ p STEPHENS Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

E>OR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON, ana
II GEORGErOWN-The New York and Nrfnis s,SiiNT
Steamship Company ana futcl.a steen'snP ~ is
VERNON, y {. eah, commander, WILL leave t.oi =.
North River for the above ports sATUsDAf eP. n
IN CABIN passage with unsurpassed in
Freight cents foot On measurement goods othcf
proportions and received on Fridays .s6 Ss,r!dsJs NO ~
mission charged b orwsidirs No bills Of sdng Htaeo
departure Of steamer foffregbt passage sppy 70
II. b. CROMWELL Co. No. 50 West%.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-09-15

'IDL oLAsGOW abf NETWORK STEAM
Steamer. from NEW YORK dr.c, 70 As9ow g fIe.,
GLASGOW, Thomson, WEDNESDAY, Os,Ober q, a. u
EDINBURGH, Cumming. On WEDNESDAY, Oct, Is. =. u
RArEs PAs.sr New YORK. phi. or Bosom L.
sssow Liverpool 1,la.' Dublin Or Londond-y: Punt elvs
s.esFe found with abundance rToyiHou.
~. 90 "' sA' % p'R oss'Er CRAIG. No p Broadway.
TIE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs sTEAa-
NETWORK. II. }. ' ton s.p,n. Commander,
ArrSDIY1 oe: /, nl2m.,
BREMEN VI. soU-HAMpros,
LONDON HAvsE Esd s6 fttria; e. and s.zm~s
o.sa 500, ss1Sls aI csSs 81. .s;S s.-.. s
''' ''''' SHTFe LICK E'' flAGroEa .yucHrL-
No 81 Broadway
7 OOK at THESE PRICES Of the NEW LINE
s'esisse $50 second Cabin s7si Fil,, Cabin, siOo.
vi i.sve from Pier No . North River, TUESDAY, Sept
SSs iSa';s:'I P. ss Railroad with The
Exile steamer Of this hire always a. Ps1sus nsurns prompt
Tle NORTHERN LiGET viii .aeceed the NORTH STAR,
Bowir Green New .Yort city. ''''7
ShEAT REDUCTION. III liz VANDERBILT
~ EUROPEAN LINE UNITED STATES kAiL STEAM.
sd sRs sv;. n . ssy III. s , s.. sss h s
sAzuApAY sns tse oher tide each ,ernse WEDNESDAY.
' 'os .ou nHrHa 500. :oS,.A.s1o.
pc..p or,zr s.sbay Saturday,, Seq. ~ wdne.s,, !,
i:stl, Wl.sd::... ss:sid:s O.. q wsd1s:s.s, Nov.
.he.e stesm.hips h:gs ws.er.thst connpAItnen''
r.cE OF PnssAss either way tie sane viz: ar
0S SspS ankTN cabin sia s -. I'D s < cabin cabin
ARIEL-I,t cabin, $50, &c cabin, so.
certcs,.s o. passage }om EUrop. America Specie
''''''' A ''I Z To 4; iScr A,-n+ No. sso-ns.gs.
Cotton and Other GooA, ..sen tsisn, q: cnHent rate,
CTEAM to LIVERPOOL and LONDON, calling
- at CORK to land and embark letters and passengers
Liverpool nevYork, and Philadelphia Steamship Company,
pspdd Clyde built Iron Screw Steamships ere intended :" 'sn
FROM NEw-yoRK
CITY OF MANCHESTER Saturday October -
VII A: Il ocioet, neon from Pier No NNR
PASSAGE.
Cabin from New ot ana Philadelphia TO London.. $50
rh,ro Clsss to Cort $50
htun ticket. rom Lvcpoo available ii Six month. ssS
Passengers forwarded TO HAVE Psr Hamburg, Bremen spo
Psssenres to Ireland BY this Hns avoid the rk
detention Of calling ST. Johrss zoe steamers proceed TO Cors
For fssss ps"ss apply At the osao. Of The Company
JOHN DAes no. WI fsMaS Tower Ba1
TOR SAVANNAH and FLORIDA-The Amer.
class steamship HUNTSVILLE Capt j. A. Posi-, viii leave
Pier IN R, on THURSDAY, Sept Is, at m Cabin Pa
Through ticket. New Orleans $50 49, TO Mobile So Mont
A ASy g. 1I ahsps Ses IN
Insurance onea cent Measurement goods
. 1sr % Ss1 1, sSs Hssn. Gssa central
Railroad Go. No Us Of Lsdng ssned after departure Of ste NH
' n r CROMWIfLH CO. NO Sc wes..,t, cor Albany