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HOW ARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

A Beneroisnt Institution established by special e
do,cnent for the relief Of Me sick and DISTRESSED,
afflicted trifh pirulent and Epidemic dsedso'
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JTEAIIII wv NNTsitItNN NNNl.N.-
l L From he N.Ic io'i Ha'E N'"'-- -(EdNt"r.
iaD. I'VE dr> ir la call ,t't, ,:,ttru l"H letter
from Dr Joshua f. iir.u GO. ga The Health "'
American Wumcu.' IN at"tHrr roluiuu. lie
treats the subject ia IN able utluur aud his
IL II and medical JUGsmcaL luJy be rclicl ~.
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PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE

C.,V hte-> Dy ,,.'i.g their case explicitly, to-
s.thcr with ai their symptoms, per lcltnr, eii-
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performs it's func a
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healthy action OF tliclN
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fault, and tho wlulc,s {
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found, any rCrSohip
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ways relieve SICR Il
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uf uiSlnsHiNt"d men IN every pruIu ssiln,
warmly recommending the preparations. may
be seen AT Dr. Rrbdck ullirc.
la the SCANDINAVIAN NEGErA BiE BLOOD
PILLS are united The three great medicinal
which Physicians have heretofore
tried IN vain L. combine IN one preparations -
They relieve the bowels, purity the bile ;.nd
the blood, and luvlguralC the cons titution Al
ono and the same time. t. this fact all VIII,
Try them VIII subscribe. Tlc absence ur min
erals. and "l every supplying drag. rcuirrs
them harmless even 1" The most delicate ic
male, ar the ir, h.csi child. 40 one can doubt
their Superluriy after one single tria.-thsy
are not only better, bat, in fact, cheaper than
any other Pills, for II lakes u less number o
them lu produce \ better eject.
Price of the scandinavian Blood Purifier, Il
per bottle, ur s. per halt dozen. OF the Scan
'Inavian Blood Pills, - cents per box, or nvt
buNt Tor 81.
Rs- Read pr. Rnbark's Special Notices an,
Certificates, published ~ conspicuous part u
this paper from tluU 10 time, Dr.. Ruback'
Medical Almanac and Family Adviser, contain
In- u grrlt amount OF Interesting aud valuable
acdicM iulurmItiuu, can bc had grabs of ANY
Of ms agents throughout the country.
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THE LIVER INvIGoRAToR

Ofall disease. the great first cause
Springs from u glcctul Natures laws.
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III otto -.
To the Subscribers of the Fremont G.
Indiana Railroad.

Fiudlty. toward ShaHuu', and Viii commence
having track wiiiiu th" nest nyo Days UhC
weather ppgH!l,ju-l. Il = very ihip"u""; that
The .ll,.riu.is mtec -;ruaZ ttugts I" pay ~
t,i,.,a. I,.s.hlc. that the r',sd may lS crowd
rd ON To- runulrt.un. lur the ftrmcr, have
.rp.u need uI ID. AID the Road will hc com.
,,uicd a, Tar uS Lima US year, If means caa
io procured L.-t enough. AN authorized to
receive i.nl receipt Tor al .rnaeyd Mat may
come .u,u my ktujs. ir.cuUs, WI NrH .s.
inas"Ht united ciIurt iI lr",c tie cars huas!--
wl.l rp,rlye un Grpu.lt for til" rnmpIu*. J.si
Il An. absent. Ng. PnAY, IN tIc FH'lt" E..nt.
- well Hs myself y, j. toEi,
June II. tiS.--'f Ni',r'Df I.G Ia. II. Y.
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N"rc Leg. rcrs on tie u ety. rimvl"s nH the
Fa"r. ton" .a Ewp' "n,, Blp,. Mrrrgrml
sores, '."indU,Hr ~ inuy,, Secondary Symp
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sexual NosSHr--, B,rrruIr>s. Diseases Cf III,
" Womb, Nr.',Go>S"fIh"B Back. Lotus ..Ul Limbs
Affections of the Lungs,
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS

bronchitis, Asthma, Picurisy, talarru, lunuen
~. Coush. and al! other disorders. It admin,
tered hrl".c disease hds struck u mortal LluH
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Neuralgia,

Uhcnmrii,m, l.Gmh1s". stun Joints. pJraly
It. Nltus Dance, Nrrvuus rwitchufl,
Female Complaints,
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AmUsE. NENTs.


who 70 this country hs musical education has
been directly superntended BY Sign whose family
be has been brought from his ear - - the only pu
p OF Verdi he qualified 70 br ~ ou he new operas
OF his llusrious maestro than any other onauctor
While Signor Muzo will retain the sole OF sne Italian
omposers such "Don Giovanni The Il Hguenots &c
~ conductor OF The concerts the PhhArmo u society ana
OF the German Opera he has given ample is OF ns NJ
ness fo This important post and from his exeno ed amhar
WIN me worksoperac and symphonc-of The ea masters
.n can rest assured that full justice will be we 70 hem
THE ORCHESTRA AND CHORUS.
he orchestra and chorus ne pfn
cpe Some twenty fresh voices have been added Se cO
rus whist the orchestra which always has been leading fea
creased.
THE REPERTOIRE.
The company for the there
fore abundance q fresh and complete every
detail that the directors enabled TO present the d
cult and complicated operas with that perfect ensemble which
vouchafes to the public genuine satisfaction
sues much more solid success than the Individual efforts Of
. single artist, however great could possibly do.
As regards the be produced during the
and the yeyva Of other celebrated works which have
at they will only be able to lay full particulars before the
pubic after the several debuts win have taken place The
selected see present momen yerdis
SpClIIAN vESPHRS and AROLDO. Haievys Ia JUNE,
and Aosarts MAGIC FI.UTE The first opera will be
THE 6ICILIAk vESPERS,
Now beisg . performed In Europe with
EXTRAORDINARY SUCCESS.
u win b produced immediately aer the debuts Of u
artistB, with
FOUR NEW SCENES,
1--WE HUNDRED hAs*rrcENr x,iD COSTLY DRESSES,
srr pSprp PROPERTIES.
Fi 5m the celebrated Granger in P&vnJ
At cos1 or HyrRxN TnoUsAND DoEIAss8.
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AMUsEMENTs.


KIBLO'S GABDEN.
~ psRiGxss ..'....."Ar e. EdAS
Tickets 70 Al parts 20 cents Chadrer y cc.
ramly Crcie, entrance frvate DOxeS
on Crosby street 70 cents. Orchesza seats .....&
Do0rs open at seven commerce at half past eoveu.
LAST NIGHT BUT THREE
Of the great comedian,
=, MR.. BURTON.
POSITIVELY CLOSE ON SATURDAY
ONLY NIGHT OF DAVID C0PPERFIELD
BURTON AS THE INMITABLE MICAWBEX.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct IL
DAVID COPPERFIELD.
egoty Mr. Chas Fisher; Betsey Trotwood Mrs. H4ghea1
Mrs Micawbey, Mrs. Eddy; Mr. Lawlor, Mr.. Axes: w
Pt,nise as Rose Dartle. 80
~ morrow positively last night of Serious Family aaE
Remember this Ia the only night OF The
GREAT MfCAWBER.
n B.-TO0DLES MATINEE
For the qualification of many famies who are unablo u ~
Mr. BURTON
Has consented TO appear IN his great characerot
fAruRpAY. OCTOBER I5 1850
Sale C1 tickets for the matinee Will
day.
Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Barney williams.
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E,OR HAVANA,
4 VIA CHARLESTON AND KEY WEST

The splendid and favorte steamship
ISABEL,
VIM. Rollins commander,
Having been put IN perfect condition will leave pier No
North river on Saturday. Oct l5 at O'Clock for the
above ports The books open aud travellers had
better make early application for state TO
SPOFFORD, TIIIESTON CO. - Broadway.
N B-The Isabel will continue to leave Charleston
4h ar 18th Of each month for Havana aud the 10th aud 18th
from Havana and Charleston.
Shippers requested to clear their goods the Custom
House, and hand in TO Office the together
their bills Of ladng No bills of aiding signed after IL
Saturday 18th inst Baggage not wanted the voyage
sent on board on Friday. marked below"
mail will be made at Office and close OF r. NJ Of
the day Of departure postage free.
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EvAIR OF THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE
NOW OPEN AT PALACE GARDEN,
Fourteeeh street. Sixth avenue
FROM O'CLOCK A. NJ UNTIL 10 r. N.
In the main hail. under the great tent and the machine
arcade may now be seen every day and evening,
Choice articles Of inventive genius labor machinery
In department of industry for and
cludiug eight steam engnesa representing improve
ments-and Ercsson's caoric engine exclusively with
hot air.
THE HORTICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
Contains rich varieties of
FRUITS, FLOWERS AND VEGETABLES
During the evening experiments will be made with Wilson's
GARDENERS apparatus for lighting the gas burners in the
main saloon by electricity
Dodworths Band will perform every evening
Admission Is cents.
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. T sPoFFOkD, TIl.ESTON h CO., % Broadway.
re Nashste L. NJ Murray commander, succeedS Saturday,
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ATEO II WALL. sTREET-wATCHES
"A REPAIRED BY THE M BEST ~ ~W0RKMEN,
FOR THE SUM OF 81.
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he Montgomery succeeds on Oct. 20.

nop THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST, VIA CHARLES
TON. s. C.-Seml weekly United States Mail sldewheel
smship Line -. -. -
fn passage Sto Deck; IN . ~
ii leave pier No; North river on Wednesday Oct IL, at
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SHIPPING,


DOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP ASIA-FOR LIVERPOOL
IN The ASIA Capt r. q. Lott. commander viii sail from
the stream on wednesday next l&h inst steamboat viii
ply bewetn the wharf, at Jersey City the
nom ~ 10 CLOCK r. M to passengers baggage
on board The Africa will sail 18th October.
f. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
INOR LIVERPOOIA-THE MAGNIFICENT CLIPPER
ship WEBSTER, Captain Lawrence will sail October ~
Her state room accommodations for all
are unequaed She Is expected to make the passage
teen days For passage apply board, 10 r. COLLINS
d CO., at ou,ce ON pier D North river.
EOR LIvERPOOIx-THE BLACK BALL LINE CLIPPER
u ship foRkSHIRE, now at anchor In the stream aud
passage In either of these ships, apply to
JACOB WILSON l08 South street.
A UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE-ESTABI.ISHED 1852
"A Carrying the United States maissang positively
g. GLOVER, 1000 tons burthen George b Kelum com
mander Is now rapidly loading at pier No North
will be despatched for Melbourne positively on 25h OF
october The g. g. made the voyage last to Australia
The fine ship THOMAS H. PERKINS, loading at pier is East
river will be despatched for Sydney s. w. 1h October
For freight or passage apply on board or to w. CAM
advances made consignmens Consignees Australia
kessis Wilkinson Brothers 4 Co.
DOR NASSAU, N. p, AND HAvANA.-THE BRITISH
IL and North American royal mail steamship KAREAK
Captain Erowness will sail for the above from the
November and 9th December; Is the arrival OF the
steamer expected from England these dates
rassage money 70 nassau $D
Do. do. tO Havana. .................. 80
Do. do. between Nassau and Havana. .......... Is
f. CUNARD No 4 Bowiipp ryreen
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on 0AyAENAH AND FLORIDA.-THE AMERICAN
AtlMnt Screw Steamship Companys and first class
mehp AUNTSv1LIE Jno. A. Post commander, leave
r. North river, Thursday, Oct Is, at o'clock r M.
passage to Savannah with unsurpassed acccmmcda- M
Es0nery, Alabama, $26 Albany S24 Columbus S23 Az
kaToss Macon, S2 Augusta, 80 and TO principal places
Torida at the lowest rates.
reieh 10 cen,s per foot half per cent No
n o1 iadng signed after the departure of steamer
Apply 70 "a. D. ohoMWs,, ~ ,r O,O.,.
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AMUsEMHUTs.

AMUSEMHNT9.
WINTER eARDEs Conservatory ov rur. ana
COMEDY. MUSIC. BALLET.
MISS AGNES ROBERTSON
plans designs iuinhsd By Mr. Dion Boz BSucSsu no%
The entertainments WIN commence a, eight, with
os Tas ahssa
Iohn I y. Zee, Ebnge Mr. Harry Pearson
Ty siowboy charity srl who takes care q he
which character she wtsns my Frs Love was Butcher
bertha blind Mss sara Stevens
Mrs. Fielding reduced 10 circumstance. II eonse m davenport
Nay Fa Ga s ss sa Rsss
:ss Sss ss sS
sSsSAS as Sc m6FEsfsS slsH
on 1s as Of ss &. for ous S opening night
The debut in ns zShNx III nsy sPPERssHa PPEHa SsssHa
pear Ss se
Together with sisnor BRidSoII and xMoDro. in their ori-
THE GRAND CHORUS
will comprise 'sFfnsy TGH dsssB Hss iHss5; oscHrsrnA
WI ss s'Ssss %ss: anss ssy s s: fsss sssg'ns'
ai
debut and first appearance 10 America cf the primo
tenore, Sguof STk0kIII.
and OF the great lyric artist and tragedian,
Sgnor FERRI,
in verds celebrated opera Of
ERNANI.
The sale of for the of Sign0r STIGE
FERRI In ERNAEI, commences Tuesday.
THU RSDAY, Debut and First Appearance In America
Mile CREsCMANo and Mile CRUvELLI
IL TROvATORE.
On Friday, Revival of
RIG0LETTO.
For the first appearance this season Of
Madame COISON,
And the second appearance Of
Sgnori FERRI and STIGEILL.
On SATURDAY,
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
In active preparation
THE SICILIAN vESPERS
There will be two regular ticket ohces-up al the Aca
deny Of Music and down town at Sbes stationery No
II Wall street There will likewise be branch ticket Offices
Breusipgs snd Hall Sons music
NOTICE. TO SUBSCRIBERS FOR THE SEASON
In compliance with applications the Directors
to that they will receive subscriptions for limited
number Of
PRIVATE BOXES
at the rate OF 81 80 boz for not less than twelve nights
Persons wishing to subscribe will please apply the Box
Office of the Academy Of Music FRIDAY Oct. IA,
usual hours
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sT,HE GLASGOW AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP COM
pany intend sailing their and powerful steamers from
New York direct for Glasgow, as follows
GLASGOW, Thomson Wednesday, Oct Is, atl o'clock
Rates passage from New York philadelphia Boston,
Glasgow Liverpool Belfast Dublin LondonderryFirs
cabin steerage found with abundance Of cooked
visions $40. For freight passage apply to ROBERT
CRAIG % Broadway.
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a ssnt clipper ship NARY BANGS. 1000 tons capacity
Idrec The for passengers particularly In
sscond cabin spacious and unsurpassed for comfort
~: Apuiy on board 70 MAILER, LORD AQUEREAU.
o Wall Consgnees In Melbourne Messrs LORD 70,
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOR HA.
u and New Orleans taken October 6@The
DAY October l8 1852 at o'clock M from foot Of Warren
res Bills Of adng Of the proper form Furnished at tho
~ and no bills of ading will signed after sail
ne For freight passage apply at 1T West street Of
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CARD TO THE EPUBLIC.-NIxONs MAMMOTH CIRCUS.
~ DAN CASTILLO,
The Southern Humnrist.
Respectfully announces 70 the public thst his
FIRST BENEFIT IN NEW YORK
Will take place
On THURSDAY NIGHT Oct. Is, 1889.
The OF the pavilion having been kindly rendered m for
this occasion by Mr.. j. M. Nixon, when
Equestrian entertainment of SURPRISING brlliancy
Will be offered, well worthy Of the occasion.
Among the many features OF the evening will be
VIM DONALDSON
His first appearance since his return From England.
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- YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP CON
hpy.--For New Orleans vfa Hayana.To eail on Wed
Oct Y lSSs at2 oclochIhs united STATE; % mai mai
- receive freight on Saturday Oct iss9 a pier foot
Ho street. North river. No bills Of lnding signed az
J ko1f Of sailing For freight passage apply TO the
euk IyIN0HTON, CROCHERON 3 co. Park place.
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IIoTEI AND BATHING EST ARIIsHMEST Ia
III Grandc Anlla Situated Ia Snquisier street, No 26,
near Plaza vieja, uAyapA,
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A. GRAND CONCERT WILL BE GIVEN AT THE MTD
"A die Reformed Dutch Church Harrison street. Court
Rev n. Smith pastor Thursday evening Oct H under
the auspices Of the choir assisted Of
talent both from New York and Brooklyn Mr. j. NJ Hager
conductor; Mr.. H. Badger orRaniss and pianist Part s
will consist Of "Haydns Imperial Ifass No entire, I'm
meni Part second viii comprise solos duets rics
tees and choruses vocal and Instrumental from the
popular and celebrated One of Stenways grad
pianos will be used the occasion Tickets 50 cents each
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NEW ORLEANS,
IN MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA.
ALBANY, COLUMBUS, MACON, AUGUSTA,
And various places in Florida,
Via SAVANNAH Ga
The AUGUSTA Capt. M. g. Woodruff, will leave on Saur
day, Oct l5 at r M from pier No North Tickets
be had for the following places-fare low any
other steamer from New York to oSavannahaccommodaon
SUPERIOR
New York 70 New Orleans $50 IS; Mobile $36 Montgomery
Ala, $26 Atlanta Ga, $23 Albany, Ga, S24 Columbus Ga
$2S Macon, Ga, 81; Augusta, $40; sa yannah, Sl5
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DEDUCED RATESlTHE NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA
~ Steamship Companys steamships will receive freight
every day for Tennessee North Carolina Portsmouth
folk City Point and Richmond and will leave pier Is r.
ROANOKE Captain Couch on Tuesday.
YORKTOWN. Captain Parrish, Thursday
JAMESTOWN, Captain Skinner. on Saturday
Passage included Norfolk reduced n S. Pc
te,sbp4 and RchnonA sateroom included rcdsced IS
McaB, 30 cents extra. Freight taken moderate
LUDLAM d HEINEKEN, lis Broadway,
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An experienced surgeon is attached 70 each ship.
freight and Will be Immediately Tor
wSrded upon arrival of the steamer at Aspinwan.
Zach above steamships has capacity for 600 $40 tons
ffreght which will be taken at moderate rates
believed that the accommodations afforded by the above
= % are unsurpassed by any in the world
"a be detention in forwarding passengers, baggage and
Tor freight apply at the Of the company 88 Wall street.
Dor passage apply at the only ONCE of the on the
vi foot OF Canal street, TO VIM Fl. WICKHAM.
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LNAWKES' CEI4EBRATED STRAY PLl0Ul3H-
n This wonder or the age wff be exhibited in actual
TUESDAY WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
18th, 18th aud 18th October
AT HAMILTON PARK, AT SIXTY-SIXTH STREET,
Between Second and Third avenues.
The plough will be In operation each day at 10 and IL
O'Clock A. NJ, and s. 4 and O'Clock p. NJ.
Should the weather unfavorabe the operation OF the
plough will take place the first fair day thereafter.
The of either the Second Third avenue will take
fro every minute the days OF the exhibition
In addition the hours named in the above advertisement
the Steam Plough will be put in action to day. October H. at
noon, and at and 2P. M.
VNAUGH'S ITALIA,
w HOPE CHAPEL. 700 BROADWAY.
Evenings M Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at three
Admission Is cents children 10 cents
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NrOTICE.-TO SHIPPERS TO CENTRAL AMERICA
IN Wes. Coast OF South Americs-Oce Of the North
Atlantic Steamship company prepared to
grant through bills of adng In connection with the Panama
Railroad Company on shipments Of merchandise 10 Central
America and the West Coast of South Amsrca The
facilities will also be afforded shipments from Central
America to Liverpool by arrangement with the Cunard line.
For rates Of freight &c. apply At the office of the company
No. 83 Wall street. ]. p. STEPHENS Secretary
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n TLANTIC HOYAL NAIL BTEAM NAVIUATTON OUN-
"A New York and Galway ne.-The next departure
on New York will be the splendid and powerful steamshp
UIRCASSIAN Capt Campbell, which sails Thursday Oct
-. touching n st. Johns, N r. To- receive the royal malls
Ee OF class w. Se AND $6O third ~ In
routes Britain and Ireland Third class provide
plates knve fork &C. and bedding Passage st. Johns
fr $50 second s2a For freight passage apply at
e Anerc1n oa ruuson srees anu y % ne
usss can the above Offices 10 bring
ona any OF the principal cities the main lines of
pnway Great Britain for $35 from Galway for 330
AMERICAN EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-12

dor ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON AND GEORGE-
i town-The New York and Virginia Screw Steamship
COmpauy's fret class steamship
MOUNT VERNON,
f. c. Smith commander,
Will leave pier No II North river for the above pos
Saturday Oct. l5 at O'Clock r. M.
Cabin passage with unsurpassed accommodations - b0
Freight cents per foot goods Oher
tcles in proportion and received Fridays and Saturdays
No commission charged for forwarding.
No bills Of lading signed after departure Of steamer
IL B. CROMWELL i CO.,
No 66 West street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-10-12

WANTED IMMEDIATELY, ONE GOOD SLEr0HT orr
w hand performer and also four good musicia 70 plAr
brass and string music, to travel South Also re Wake
and jupger lady Good H.larv will h.
paid 70 all Apply at the Western Railroad Hou e III Liberty
street and 8 Greenwich street Good pecfo Ard mum.
Clans wanted others need apply, = II MURPHY.