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Arrived.

u s. steam vunb,a, Fort Morgan ae the Admiral Ac'nr
Volunteer Lieut. IN. q. Eaton commanding from the Wes,
oa 5ocsldng squadron Let the coast Of Texas on the 9th
inst, New.OTesns sih Mobile 10th, Psnsscoia 18Th.
u. s. transport Columbia Blanchard, Washington, N. c.
CO boGTs, in ballast 10 u. :. A.O.-M
balk Ehi lof Cardiff, Grafurder Rio Janero q with
coffee 10 Henry Ev.. Sept lat 25 Loo 81 spoke ship Rut
land l2s day o Calcutta for Boston. short OF provisions
sppphd her.
Bah Licorne Elwe New Orleans 20 days with mle. to
Batter Deveu. Has had nothing but aims and y.ry light
winds the en,Te passage.
Bark Pals Or, Of BELIEF, Bilile, Belize, Hon, Sept 6,
logwoood &c. Josiah JeK Had very light Ne and b. winds
nearly the whole passage. - .
Big r. Esoa tof Windsor ". ST.. Curry, Mar.eilles 10
days with mae TO ID. Il DeW6lf 18th inst, lat IL -, lon
81 Is spoke whsyg bark Joshua Bagdon four months out
from Bsr5ade. with as bb sperm oil bousd home. 10Th
lat ~ IS lon SO 20 spoke schr Flying Fish from Bait
Tor Liverpool 20th lot IL TO- Ion 6J 49, "a" bark Han
nah Spanking steering s. T. 80
Bril- Me.sa1ser (of charo,,etown PEL) Mcleod. Giace
Bay, {. b.. II days win cos ~ Green Curry
Bark IN Dmie. Marscai5o II days, ecfos 10 Mssand,
Phelps Go.
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The L. 8. Steam Gunboat Fort Morgan. Gate
he Admiral) Lieut.. VIM. b. Eaton, commanding ar
yed at this port Tuesday morning from the West Gull
Blockadiny SQUADRON She left New Orleans the lith
nst Mobile 10TH Pensacola 10Th. Mobile at the
time Of her departure from the Bay had not yet been
attacked Our Iron Cads and Gunboats were near the
city No yellow fever at New Orleans, Mobile or Pen
sacos.
Tho health Of the squadron good. Passed within
sight Key West tho evening OF the 2ist did not
communicate account Of yellow fever prevailing
there. Reached Fortress Monroe on the 25th inst
The Fort Morgan brings home $50 scamen. sick and
wounded and discharged She also brings several
officers as passengers among whom Is Commander j..
X NJ. Mullany, of the U. s. Navy who commanded the
Oneida IN the tight in Mobile Bay. This gallant officer
lost his arm in the last engagement but rs now doing
remarkably we'll He comes home to recruit his health
The Fort Morgan has made the passage In seven days
She rad pleasant weather during the entire passage
LIST or oyyicrns OF THE Forr MoncAv.-Charles Hig'
gins Acting Master and exotic Samuel h. FoIman Asst
Surgeons VI. Lekoy Jones, Acting Asst Psyms,teri Frank
81 farrer Acting ist Asst Engineer; Edward Herck, Act
ing Master. VIM J. Kelley. IT,. Acting Ensign Thos; o.
Watson Acting Ensign Vim. Wing, Acting ENSIGN; j. H.
F. Atkins Acting Masters Mate; j. W. Peas Acting Mas
ters Mates Geo. T. Tyler. Acting % Asst. Engineer D. -
Fresch Acting "a Asst Engineer Lewis Rush. Acting ID
T. Stevenson, Captains Clerk James Collins, Paymssief
Clerk
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COMMITTEES on Markets. also to the Committee on R.e.irl:
comm,ss Msts. also The aiisse On ksStfs sad
Supplies sso 10 the COMMITTEES on Streets alec 70 The Com

Comm,se Msks.s also 70 the Conmtes oa ksEsfs snd
rnittee ON Ferrf-s also TO the Committee National Adsrs
also 70 the Comp.ee Public bui.dI sso 10 the Com
mite. Wiirves Piers aud Slips. also to TIE COMMITTEE on
inds and Pisces; also the Clerk II the Common Counci
for distributing books and ordinaRcs go
(By Boudoi Councilmen, amended by siding sfer Liai
and Places" thswords following VIZ 1.-THE sane oens i's
Committees o. Board 4 AlderInen.' -
Councilman JAarYs moved that said resolution De eo0n
rniited to the Committee National AiAii,
Which WAS Lost. ,.,
Councmsn Horsar.LtS moved that the paper be sid over
ConncAa KsyyAy moved ,hs, the Bo,d do no, aioara
Which vas carried.
Nhofeupon tie Pfesdent pro TEN declared mat WE
stood "a onsd until Thursday 2rh infant a. ,wo
y. JiN u. o' ifHN''' ~--'
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF observation-disclosures %
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamer Ann SEssn Douglas, Fortress Monroe, b'
Burt,lt & Go.
Sesrler Fannie, Fenio,, Philadelphia
Steamer !. w. Brurle. Foster, bsitiDore
Bark Champion, Genish, Cow Bay, Jed Eye Co.
Bark Nerd Amerks tRus.l, Lepsins, Bremen. IL koop
Dri, Masis (Isn) Jongle5ose Antwerp, W. Salem Go.
Brig Edwin tBr.l Neal, Antwerp w. P. Wnwel
Brig Mercy Br Ford Maranhain and Para &. Ierdmsn
schl H. 5. Bell tRr.), Hassriy. ST. Jaso tCubsl, Miller
Houghton.
schr. N. z. Mangsner. Beveriige, Pensacola
Schr ~ shay Strickland, Middleton, II. s. Racket Son
schr F. A. Conkln Norton Fortress Monroe, l.. Kenny.
schr. Hume, Vail Hartford. Il. 5. Racket SON.
Schr Fawnee Chapman. Norwicp, Butler Smith 6 Go.
Schr s. T. Baker Dixon. Baltimore, Abisl AbbSt..
Schr. J. p. Au1Ir. Baltimore, Abial Abbott.
schr. VIM. Bayls, Provost Stamford.
soop Oak. DsyiS Baltimore, II. ). Racket Son.
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Gteamboats an1 Railroads.

nAY LINE FOR ALBANY-CHANGE OF
~ PIER PLEASURE TRAVEL 20 CATsKlLL
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, LEBANON SPRINGS, SARATO.
GA, MONTREAL. and sl points North and West! via Hud
son River
COCK ind the DANIEL DREW, Capt J. Y. TALLMAN
form daily line for Albany from Dssbrossosst a q IN
aud 3oh 8i0 landing at Cosenss Hotel Dock West
Point Newburgh Poughkeepsie Rhnsteck. Cstskin and
Hudson Tcke.s sold board, and baggage checked West
sadNorh.
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yoto OF Illinois Soldiers.

Correspondence OF Tie y. Y Tribune.
CAMP 3gTg LII. VET. VOLS. NEAR PEIERsBuRG.VG
Saturday Sept. q; ls6i. !
On the 22d ult., the orderly sergeants of the
Goth Illinois Veteran Volunteers held election In
their respective companies for President Of the United
States and Governor Of their State with the fol
lowing result:
General Mcclellan. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10
hcnerh FREMONT
For Governor Of Illinois Gen. r. Ogeshy- 3Ig
This regiment in the Penlnsular campaign, under
Gen Mcclellan. 1t was recruited In Northern aud
Central Illinois and is fair criterion Of what the vote
would be in all Illinois regiments they permitted
to vote at the coming election.
How sad il is that over hundred and fifty thousand
soldiers OF Illinois and Indiana 10 be deprived OF
voting in an election which is to decide. doubtless the
fate OF America for veal OF
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.
IN BROOKLYN T01PHILADELPHIA
THROTyGH In

Fare 81. Excursion Tickets So good for .hrc. days
On ard sfter MONDAY, Aug l. 1854 by the commodious
steamer JESSE HOYT foot Of Atlantcst Brooklyn, every
day t5undays excepted ct II O'Clock NJ thence to Por
Monmouth and by the Rasn and Delaware Bay Railroad 70
foot Of vnest Philadelphia; returning, leave Vinest wharf
Philadelphia every morning m (sandays ereeP1ea d,
Travellers from the City Of Eew-York notified not 20
apply for passage by hs ne the State Of New Jersey avni
granted 10 the Camden and Anboy Monopoly the es'psv
privilege Of carrying passengers and freight bew 'en ps Nv
VI N,z x,rk za1 pblsj.nh~
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BORT Waroens' Notite.

STATE OF NEw-YoRK I
Poar-wArDRSs' OPYcE, No. loi Wali-st
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
section Of TIE passed April H. 1857 entitled An
Act to Reoranize Wsriens Office Of the Port Of New
York." 10 al prson interested IN having charge o. the
subject such inquiry, examination surrey, that
the following vessels under minaiion by the Fort
WarLens and that said surveys examinations wld b.
complete within ten Gays succeeding this notcs on
board said vessels:
ship ROGER a. Hirrn.....................f7E r.
Brig Solfcrino. - ;Ih,92mi,ons
MINTHORsE TOMPklNS, PIesiisnt
J. Ara's HERMAN SecrcTary
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u. s. DISTRICT COURT-SEPr G7.-Before Judge DKTTs
RPIfrPS PRoCESS

piV Cvs>
u. S. DISTRICT COURT-SEPr r7.-Before Judge DFrTs
RETURN or PROCESS.
This morning the Marshal made return Of process
duly following cases. Via United State. against
Us Champagne Wine marked IA r." Same a. inss
3i5 baskets Champagne Wine, marked " 9: II &c same
tgans G00 Champagne. marked " +. c. same sgnft
$40 baskets Champagne marked q. H." Same against 500
Chanpsrne marked 81" &c same AGAINST lOo Cham
pagn. marked Jules Mum Co." Same Egsinst $50
q Champagne marked ~" in diamond Same Against igS
basket, Champagne. marked H. Sc Same against 100
Champagne; Same sgznst 90 Champaign
Appearance entered and weeks time given to ss or
United States sgsnft brandy barrels ScGar' par
Cloves barrels NumeFsi same sgns' barrel. sug
marked Capt Esr; same against barrels Black P,pp,
.ien and DEGREES Of ondennston and sale ordered
Let's see how the soldiers in Sheunan's army
feel vote was taken the Goth. at Nashville. In
hospital No. 49, with this result For =,
Lincoln .........-.... 81 McClellan ....-..-...H
Fremont ..-.-.....-...2
Majority for Lincoln over both. 205 over Little
Mac and the Peace Rebels. 300.
In hospital No. {, the vote was f,r
Lincoln .......-.....l65 Mcclellan. .-s
Fremont. .....-.-...--
All one side again. 1t IA evident tie soldiers out
here have no use for Mcclellan
When Gen. Mcclellan was Superintendent Of
the Ohio Mississippi rrilroad he issued an order to
the following effect: That If passenger got into the
cars without ticket md refused to pay the additional
fare or pav bis fare altogether the conductor should
stop IL train Lao up 20 hs sG0n az rAieh The pesoH
ras recfired and hoe pr nm or ms oiueI was pu,
lshed In the papers at the time end created no little
ANN cement among the Railroad men. Mcclellan Anay
the point aud revoked IT.
A Union Soldiers Campaign Club has com
menced organizing ia Philadelphia II already nun.
bers about two thousand men. AL Veterans Most OF
them have lost legs or arms They viii have parade
on Satnrday next Not a single onelegged soldier IN
4 America will vote for Mcclellan.
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printing.


CHARLES C. SHELLEY. Steam Printer
" No. @ B.rcl.y..-Biilh.ad, ciIe1la. r0,ar' Ls.
snsi.I soutr.cts made large orders call Is solicited
WIN. 'EvERDELLs SONS. No. loa Fu Mn
UYACTURERS
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J'lavelcr-' Guide.

r. ,n.ny nv Hudson r. r. Cd W1rrrust.. 80
s sla MT CO, p
To Albany by Harlem H. r., stth-si., ihay, 100
M nd D. NJ sundly train..................... p M
To Albany Cozzens'B Hotel Docs Wet Point,
Newbmsh. foughkeePs'eS hn9,cn@eA, t,t, IN
eu'l Hudson by steamers D-nI Drew end G. Nib-
bard leaving Desbioss-sst tihnoing o. oih ~ T. m
To baltimore, by the NewJrfsey H. H. loot 81
,oisrivht .:3Op
To Bo.,on by EewLondon line Pier so y H..
s a.Cec,eS1' $500 p
9, 1o',o and iav. a. M and 300 p
p0 ~, sbSr Line ai end p M Sunday. 500
1" i.'Sy s"u and 10 a m and 800 p.
To Bridgeport, by steamer Bridgeport from reok :,
sp, F. r. daily ., ;i., on
Laps la ~ ,i gy =, +. a. m and $50 ..
To Long Branch, by Rariisn snd Delaware bay
n. r. via steamer jesse Hoyt. foot OF Murray,
., dasy At...........63 and IL and u 2 m
TO ssys Pees Sip and IL n
To IN Sy'@l iil M Ia $50 and $500 n
To Cornwall ives, Point, Newbmsh, Poughseepsis
and Rondout, By steamer Mary Powell, leaves Jay
a. handing "
To he West by Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
loot o. 800
To the Wss', py M A. IN IL n and 100
IT, Phiisdelphia by NewJensey Railroad, foot OF
S 10 1rJpn, 600
IT. ~, rr.6u by Newjorey H. r., foot 81
| Conrtlandts,. and 10 q. H., u p M ana IL
ttcr 5fogation IN regard 70 Railroad Tim, Tab!ei
see advertisements in smother part o. this p'.~'
-cvr-ncn,s % Seem Siea:re-s.
10 DLfANI
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Orean Cleaners.

1T s. MAIL LINE-For CALIFORNIA
~ viaPANAMA.-Jnler convoy ofs U. s. War Steamer
throughout the Atlantic voy ie commencing Sept, 1864
The following frsrcass eide wheel steamers will DO dis
patched, ut Ioon precisely. ron Pier No North River.
Oct. a, NORTH SfAR, Jones.
Oct Ia, COSTA RIGA, Tinklepsugh.
Och "a, OCEAN QUEEN, Ses5aTy.
For freight or pessass apply TO
u. h. ALLEN No. S Bowling Green.
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,For Great Hrain md he I0niinfn, y y alner
CIV Of London saturday Oct i............. ioi N.
Borsslls Sl,Grdsy Oct I................... lot
For Cuba and the Nest Indies, BY steamer Eagle,
Wedne.dsy sept tB........ p u'
Weinr.d,y Sept, u ?.
y p
For California Oregon Washington Territory aud
Sandwich lslnnds by the overland route daily
iSnudsys eacepedl and 81 p
V,,tb flberv tuH, TO- and Cau1das..S anu u y.
North and Wet Way r. ~.
tIfs,cv Mail NJ. tfie il,oad......J a AMI ,. y.
s.-,r a. Nest.ru Msil5a M ~ 81 sud ici p.
ts.,r,n Nail ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS No. u sui 81
Sewport ard Fa River. T. H.
sv o~ l.leud a'si closes at.......5a and p.
So - Nsils-Ou SUNDAY all mall close at........ "A p
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rT,APSCOTTs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
j PASSAGE OFFICE No. e6 Souths., New YORK.
DRAFTS on ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOTLAND and
WALES - - ..rroo,
TATSCOTTs CELEBRATED LINE OF LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TWICE WEEk. -,r,,, VITA,
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY itN
DAYS. . 81,
remit money 70 the country do so the lowest rates
by sppyinsto IAfo.oii DhoAnt"S o. sooh. .,
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EniIefi.

SHPr. Observation-Disclosures
shp.-- Tbomss Lord. =. Hamilton
bafks-SisIighi, Gazelie.
Rre.-Fien Bernard Georgiana, Edward.
schoorrrs-Morris Dearborn John Nothrup Mary Ellen,
>. J. Waling Brave, Only Daughter Y h. foukAaA
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GIcoical.


ry,fIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY FOR
GOVT AND RHEUMATISM.
sufferers from the above complaints either OF recent or
lore s,aniug are advised 10 use BLAlk5 GOVT AND
RIfFI MATIC PILLS. They Gun be- relied upon az tho most
e. All .eetual remedy offered TO tbs public aud have
been universally used In Europe for many with the
prcpsrsd bv PROUT e HARsANT Nc. aae Strand Lon.
don England; and sold by their Agents. WELLS 4 Co.,
Frsnkhn-st, NcwYork Retail Price. 81 20 per box
Her have author Fed tho name and
nddre.. OF THOMAS fROJT 2l5 strand London" to De
Impressed upon the Government stamp Affixed " each por
the genuine medicine.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

sun Rises. 5:53 sun sets.,,..-3is Moon hise' J;t
HIGu wkrEs rsS DAT.
Sandy Hook. sos Gov l.lani.. J,i6 l. ell Gate... 81
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TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECTING new
i a. 8. Neil Steamship GEORGE CROMWELL, Capt,
r. =. VAN VIII leave Pier No O. North River as above on
coumoistion. Of this have been enlarged and ee
ganty furnished For passage with recommendation un.ur-
~ Wes,-st.
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SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcr,L TyRx-SErr. 27.-BefoIe
Justice RoBERTsoS.
DECISIONS.

Charlcs BurrilI agt. James IT. Jewott; Edward
Luptonas the Motions denied with ~ cost, in each
see op non with Cork At Chambers H. NJ LiyeImors
ngt Thom1.i Rhodes. Motion soye attachment denied
with 10 costs. See memoranda with Clerk at Chsrbers
Henry simmon Gabriel Genshym. Motion dled with
niO COTS.
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NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
IN PANY

i
U.IMITED)
NEW.YORK TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENS
sti, Tuns Commander
oUsES ;buildius). .asla-....-....".......
S...................Grtee
ONTARIO (blilding). -
HELNEflA (buldng.. lIcs............''.''...-- -
$685.. frowse.
VIRGIN sI5.........'.....'..,Lr"n
~ = a., =.
VIRGINIA. ..............s..sstirdsy Oc1 y
ERlS............-......-...... Saturday Oct y
aOI iSi1ASA -; ;'.'''''''''''' ~ ~
AND EVERY Alternate SATURDAY ThEREAFTER-
cabin board thess steamers are III
C%sS Pas Sc 5se' TO LVHRP6oss in Gold
STEERAGE PASSAGE TO LVEBPooL-$~ incur
rency.
or vaabIe une. adns having he value expressed
therein are signed therefor
For freight or passage app,yto
WILLIAMS &c GUION. No. II Wilt
CTEAM WEEKLY to LIVERPOOL, touch
ing at Queenstown Cork Hsrbor)@Ihs well known
steamers Of Liverpool New York and Phads hA Steam
,hp Company uumsn Llne), carrying the u s. Malls are "a
tended to sail as follow; - ,
CITY OF LONDON......"............ saturday Oc.
CITY OF SATURDAY OcI
80
And every succeeding SAlURDAf al noon, from ries "a
RATS or PASSAGE
PAYABLE IN gold or Its eGuvalen, In currency:
FIRST CABlN....... $50 20 STEEkAGE .........4O %
Fins. Cabin 70 London. IS 20 sioerage London.. %
first abn Paris. IS ~ to Paris ~ 90
First Cabin to Hamburg 50 ecsteerass 20 Hamburg g "
Passengers also forw arded 20 HAVE. Bremen, hosfaAn
Antwerp. &c. at equally low rstea $500 an.
Fares from Liverpool or eueensown, Il" Cabin So $50
sos. s'eeEsge $50 Th0ss who wish to send ief theu
friends al buy tickets IT these rates
For further Information cppy q. the Companys Offices
JOHN o. DALE, Agent. No. Is Broadway. n T.
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& NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
1862. COMMENCING MAY 8, 1854 !'S(
Passenger Station in New York 2thss and Ghas
Entrance 27th-st.
TRAINS LEAVE NEN-fohk; -
For Eew.Haven, :. tExl 1880 g. N. R;l3 tExb JW
E1.l, $780, $50 and tEx.) p.
For Bridgeport, !, lEx.h ll:J0 q M l2;Lo lExb 5"
Er.l, $3.50 $50 and tEx.) D. IN.
Ior Milford and Stratiord, I. II 30 b. IN $50 " m
For Fairfield Southport and Wes,poEt, T. LEV ~ ia
Fox SOrwat, i 9: 30, ilso IN ial' tELh 800 tEIL
for Dsien aud GreeDwich. T. 80 1850 M. 3;so "a
For Greenwich T. go II 80 ;35o 40. $50 6sopm
For Stamford, = tEx.l $3.50, 1850 g. m. 2ls Ell
O;rl $50 4 ~, $685. 80. (kx.) Pun.
For Port Chester and intermediate stationS 9) il:WA
In . $50, 4: 30 5 80, $50 p. m.
ILL., ''''' w. CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston vis Springfield a. m. lExl; tEx) So. N
For Boston via Shore Line. l2:l5 tEsl8p m
For Hartford and Springfield. slExl liS q m; 3lEIS
$3.50. p. IN.
For Connecticut River Railroad, Ex), ti3oa m-ss
Montreal; ) p m to Northampton.
For Hartford Providence and fishkn Railroad, (ELt
liz a.,
For New Haven. New London and Soninston Railroads.
q m 1915. ;, Up. m.
For Canal Railroad lels p. m. to Northampton
For Housatonic Railroad, a. m 3 p. IN.
For Naugaiuck Railroad a. IN 3 p.
For Dsnbury and Norwak Railroad Z $50 m t;~ -
Conn,odiols Sleeping Cars attached 10 p M Trains
JAMES II. HOYT. Superintendent
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MAIL STEAMERS 70 TRANCE DIRECT.

MAIL STEAMERS 10 FRANCE DlRECI.
VI The GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPAhf's
rev line OF hrst-cass sidewheel STEAMSHIPS, between
EEW-YOEK and HAIRE.
The 6rst GIVE splendid Vessels intended be put upoc .h
fsyorte route for the Continent The following.
WASHINGTOS.........320,t uns go horsepower
LAFAYF1T 20i tuns. go no -se-pOwcr
.fgli0Atl 800 horse power
.(buiidinsl, 800 horse'power
hAPDLEO, fbuil dingl. !, 100 horsepower
Until com eon OF the entire list, the service VIII DO
performed by the - ,
csnd6, as follows: -
FROM NETWORK TO HAyRE.
WASHINGTON .,.......... Wednesday October IL
LAFAYETTE. Wednesday. Eoveiubera
WASHINGTON. .........,W ednesdsy, December L
Fir.t abin tincniing table -winsl ........."SlJ5
Second Cabin (includins table winel. $50 or $50.
PAYABLE In gold ts equi en in United States currency
MEDICAL ATTENDANCE oHAxGA
Fog fr-ig passage, apply to -
GEOkGE MACKENZIE, Agent,
No. 7 Broadway. New-Yort-
At Paris ~ Boulevard DIES CapuciDes Grand Hose); "
Have WILLIAM lsEf,IN Co
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,I,UE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN

V,UE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
BETWEEN NEWBORN AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING
AT CORK HkRBOR,
AND BETWEEN BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL. CALI
ING AT HALIFAX AND CORK HARbOR
rIrROPA Boston. nesdsy. Sept. IL
New ednesday Sept 81
Boston. W ednestay. Sept rs
PFRslA,,.,.,....leavesN New York. ednesdry. Oct
leave. ednesiay. Oct. II
CuINA,..,....lee ves New York Wa iuesdsy Oct. -
raoA sxwYoRx LIVERPOOL
ChiefCsbin Passage. ....................,.SlR 30
Second Cabin Passage. W w
BosTok TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief Cabin Passage. ......................Sll1 %
Second Cabin Psssag-.....:..:.....;;:.... Do 70
PAYABLE Ia gold it, equiv in United States currency
Bor.hs secured until paid for
An experienced Surgeon on board. .
The owner, OF these shin. Will not he accountable for Specie
or Vauabes unless Bills OF Ladns having the value expressed
signed therefor.
For freish. OF Passage sppyto
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Dentistrp.

Nv r. GRIFFIN g. BROS, No. 2SS Grand
N a, Ne,v.York and No. 357 Eulion-st. Brook yn, are
extracting Teeth positively without pain by the as Of nioss
oryd gas No fos eIs ting When .rtl.e ~ an OLA
be inserted The are also inserting full sets Of tee'h on u"u
Sas PlaD, ss5 SILVER so; Rubber $ia Paris oe's on
Gold 81, AyrrSl. Extracting, ~ cents
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EEVER AND AGUE.

EEVER AND AGUE.
Ur,PsnHYs' HOMEOPATHIC SpscIYIc No. l6 ISIS sure
and rc c1rg for this disease and aIeyenve 20 persons
erpos.d Sold dealers and sent by mail on receipt oil TIE
price, 81 cents per box - - -,
D. 'hUMPHREYs. o., Broadway New'York
DOND's EXTRACT-CAUTIOS worthless
article having sppelrrd Ia market, labeled foSp *
ACT bu. witLo The tt o'or csSe properties Of mo
rne cdcine hereafter III genuine Ponds Htrset will be
b.si Humphreys Posps E1fRkcr and OIL such warrant
ed rqual 10 any made =. IIChfHRENs 53 b~sy NY
NTFRGNE ELECTRO CHEMICAL
BArHS Iie Fcurh.lvenue.-Ceebfeted for the et
traction Of metallic substances the system andIon their
ssccess IN cirouic disessos.
YFRGSEs'S INHALER.
For N. cure OF Consumption. Patented In Anes aud Ea
rope.
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REGULAR WEEKLY LINE.
IL NETWORK MAIL STEAMSHIP co.'s
ZINE Or SfDE-NHEEL STEAMERS.
Carrying the United States Mail to
NEW RLEkNS-DIRECT.
WILL SAIL Az
MORNING. STAR, Hepburn. Saturday, Octobe. ist
SUWO NADIA, jayne. Saturday. Octobsr 8th-
GUIDING STAR, knapv....... Saturday, October 18th
EVENING STAR Bell. Saturday, October I'd
MORNING. STAR Hepb I'm. Saturday, October 18Th.
SUMO MAZDA Jayne. Saturday. November 5th.
GUIDING STAA-knapp. Saturday October Eth.
EVENING STAR Bell. Saturday, November l9h.
DAY STAR BuildinyI.
AT 3 O'CLOCK, p. NJ.
IRON PEE 46 NORTH RIVER. Third Per above
Foot Of Cansi-st, N. Y.
The MORNING STAR l. 2 Oh tuns; tho EVENING STAR
205 tans the GUIDING STAR 2$l6 tuIs: DAY STAR 2.3
tuns and the SUWO MAZDA, T19 tun Custom House meas
aIemen Their Passenger accommodations got excelec
BY those upon any ether steamers in the world
" No Freight received Bis Of Iadng signed afer 70
o'clock the day OF sailing t-For Freight Passage APP
ply to JAMES A RAfNOR No. 10 Barclsy-st.
SPECIAL NoTIcR-N otwithssrding every exeroa our
part unable to complete the saloons OF the steamship
MORNING STAR Ia time send her to earlier than sat
urdy, OCT t upon which dAte she will sail for
The GUIDING STAR siil .si the 18th OF October The
MORNING STAR su0w receiving lTes GIT at Pier No =; X
Oce ofthe Newly Nail slcamIhip Co.. No. 10 S,,,ays
JAMES A. RiYNOR.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
IN Coon and after MONDAY Jan. 49, 1854 Trains WIN
leave NETWORK for BALTIMORE and WASHlN0fOS.
AT and 10 g. M 30 o. and IL Midnight Me- 1890 N,
Train will take for BALTIMORE and WAsHlSo-
TON only This Train makes connection o. fbiAdepnA
Trains for Philadelphia will leave e~Yok at and 10
IL m, 4 and p. m, ard IL Midnight
MILITARY TIC kETs will not be received o the q -
or T.30 y m Train, J. w. WOODRUFF,
Dec. ~ lH6l Assistant Superintendent n. j. x. X.