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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1864-09-17
NJ GAL.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER II, 1854.

We publish above q table Of whaIers now cruising at the
North. most q which may be expected at the Islands during
this an. The list embraces 81 vessels, and fully three fourth.
Of them are supposed TO have gone TO the Arctic. Perhaps
Efteen or twenty ships may visit san Francisco first before
coming 20 the Islands The table viii be found worth preserv-
Ing for reference, as It contains the masters aud Owuers names,
with the ports where owned.
The Mary L. Sutton arrived from San francisco and an
ehored OF the port, on Tuesday, en- route for Bakers Island to
load guano- We observe that both the guanO companies are
very active In loading vessels. mostly fog European ports.
The market news from San Francisco is rot important, and
Esy be summed up in the following items;
sroAR-Ou the 25.h August. 1000 kegs No J, were placed
AZ II - i3c previous TO the auction sae on the same date at
which Messrs- McIuer & Merrill offered by catalogue desirable
savo!ces OF Hawaiian sugar ex Comet. The quality OF the
susar was fair-the bidding was no, spirited, yet AL offered
was sold with the exception Of abou. 200 kegs. The mos;
Desirable lot disposed Of sss from the " Hama Plantation and
brought the highes, price, say sI q Il 2 loo tbs- The Mo-
sugar vas ctosed ut $40 o5 "a l2-chieny At Si 90 The No. 2
sod from 50 % $50, and = few kegs Ct dark wen: as IOS a.
IS 3si q 8 s2:.
TIE swsiuku' Plantation sugars were offered s: this sale
FOR the drst time Ia the san Francisco market. Their APPEAR
znce eleited very favorable remarks FROM the jobbeEs who
were in attendance as purchasers. II any Improvement could
be suggested, IL vouId se preferable 10 have them moistsr,
more Ike the New Orleans. The following IS s synopsIs Of the
sale from The catalogue:
sroAx-Te.m.. Under $1,000, cash: over 5000 aud unte!
-2s2 ksgs choice No ], Jas. Mskee plantation sli 60; 50 do
EEa as. Maui !. $40 50: 81 de- I. DC S .I iaI: IS DO wsiHsu, si so;
% do. East Maui $40 O.; So 30, DO. si sos l4o do; wsluSn;
DO. ~ IS; so do. 90 S2i; - do. No. !, james Make. 90 20, Is
DO 50 so; 81 do. $40 IS: - do East Maui, 80 IS; = DO % So
10 DO. 50 30; 81 do 50 rs, IS do 90 SO; 81 do - l2:i % do.
LouIsda a COrnwei. 50 IS; 81 do. James Makee. So 30 do
% so; 95 DO. Esisiki, SO eSi IL do. ss3!;i Il d. holoa,
IS 62:.
vEssEis-Ths Walking bsrk john TsIts ON. b Csp;- Fisher,
Vas sill =, :. francisco on the 2itn August, At public auction for
si5se. Tier ou;as was afterwards sold in lots. her casks and
shocks bringing 4 q sc y sa!lon. The whole snoul. Of salee
realized seEle $40 500.
The f. 4. Eldria1s VIII sail Ga wednesday OF tie Coming
seek, and the EAissEer about Saturday Freight re1a;ns ~
before reported quite inactive
NJasi quotations Of OF in Sc@ Yc-s, August ?, are Crude
sp~rn, 81 80; c-uds whale 81 S. !
Last repor: Of goid in the ssns ns-ket, e. So.
In tss connection, che following tables VIII be OF in;ere-; For
reference, showing the rTc- G: oil ard bone in New BEDFORD
FIR ssyerzl years: !
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ASSENGERS.

. From Huo-per Nahienaena, sept 1o-Sfi=s Charles, Miss
Clark. Mss II Z Coan, Miss Clair sd boy, AE " NJ Lenan,
NT Cox, MT Aisit@S cabin.
= For M1Cr and HAwAI-per Kilarea, Sept l2-Nrs II Corn
well, 3iiss Bella Cornvel, srs Castle and > children, Mr. aud
Mrs Hitchcock and child, Master 1 o CoEnwei, Master F "
Macfarane, = Rompf, W JOurdaI-l2 cabin and so deck
paszengers-
For UILo-per Nahienaena, Sept. 15-SIrs Barnard and son,
A Il Clark, RHind-3 cabin and . deck passengers.
From kAHCLrI-per IA Moi. Sept. I6-sir and Mrs 5 q
Wider sn1 j children, Mics f Wilder, Miss IL Judd, Capt T
II Hobron-s cabin and 10 deck passengers.
From Westward PoRTs-rer Kilauea. Sept. l7-Irs. 7.
Foster. Mrs. Wn. II. Pease, Miss Farrsr, Mr. Nctiuire and fam
ly, Capt. Woods, A Koch, TiCs- ThrUn, George and Fred.
HcFa-lsne. and , o.hers-6O deck passengers.
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HILo, Aug. 90. G

DEAR SIR II have been a constant resident in
this kingdom for more than thirty-two years.
On an average, 1 have attended public worship
conducted by myself or others, in the Hawaiian Ian
guage, not less than one hundred and fifty times a
year. / have during this time correspondent fire.
quently with the Ministers of Religion in all
parts Of the kingdom. With ono exception. I have
attended all the several meetings CT the American
Mission at these Islands during this time. At those
meetings, and wherever else l have met with Amer
icsn missionaries. / have always conversed with them
fully and freely on all subjects pertaining to the
interests OF the Hawaiian people, and never received
an lntimation that any one of their number advo-
Gated. or desired the subsection or annexation of this
kingdom to any foreign power.
d. B. LYMAN.
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Mr.. EDrroR:-The Ministry have destroyed the
mobiles, monument that was ever erected by the Sow.
ereign of a semi civilized nation. one that was valued
above rubies by a loving and loyal people, one that
has placed the name of Eamehamehs III upon the
page of history with the names of Washington, Of
Alexander ii and OF Garibaldi, among the benefac-
tors of the race, why should they not dare to destroy
a bronze or marble statue that might cost " FIVE or
six thousand dollars 2"
Yours. truly, NINAU.
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PORT OF HONOLULU. H. L.
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS
Sep. 10-Bris Sshies.sus, Helm, from Hlo.
li-Schr Mzuuoksrai, Becky. l-or Hama
I2-Shr Moi Keiki. Wc.herbee. trou Kahuiui-
Ic-Stesu rchr Annie Laurie, Mitchell, from Kauai.
I5-sehr Ns.se Merrill, Fountain, frc1 Lzhairs-
I3-Schr Kaizua, Adams, frUcl Kauai
IS-Az clipper ship Mary l. s-ton, Ry7iani, Il d..
FROM san Francisco. en- roae for bzkCEs Is4--.
ft-eckr Helen, Ciarz, from Mako
l-Scar WarSt-x, John Bull, ho7 NoioSzi.
lS-Schr Enshne, Lambert, fun hera AID h1r-
lN5SaE IA 3oi, Wffb1r, froas kssulsi-
lS-Scsr Mary, from Anahola-
IT-s:>s1er kiiaaes, MeGresor, from E!ndTsrd P0EE-
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DEPARTURES IS.

Sept Io-Az clipper ship White s~sIo~, Prince, fer The
GEano Islaud.
i2-steansr KAaues, McGregr, fr MAJ. AID Hawaii.
-2-Schr Hsnn1h, Antoae, f- Kauai
IS-BrtS po7t:ia. Spe-csr sr y!csoria-
13-5c1- Moi Wahine, k1hssrG, f- Kauai.
if->chr Se.tie S--al, Fountain, sT IaNzl-s sI5
Eskee's Landing.
GASchr kaaIaa- Adams, 6r KsasL.
10 Schr Helen, Clark, for Mako.
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overwhelmed many more beautiful and fertile regions
of Europe, awaits an important part of the territory
of the United States and of other comparatively new
countries, over which European civilization Is now
extending its way, unless prompt measures se taken
TO check the action OF the destructive causes already
IN Ouerat;ou
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4vxa,cE yE1cEs os or syp BONE.

NORTH PACIFIC FIsEERT.
Tsble showing tbs humble. o. ships engaged in he North
Pacific FisssJ t< The Jas: sve yea=s- .nd the average quantity
cs oil taken
ls5S--........l!6 ships averaged SIS bbls-a+,I 100 hb,s.
1s60..--.----.l2i ships averaged SIS bbls-52.55 b5.s-
jsol......-..-. IS ships averaged 80 bbls-5501+ bbls.
ls62-.--..-... - ships averaged so bbis-IaS S bbls.
ls55..-......-- A. ships averaged $50 bbls-35.olO bbIs-
". s. Shipping List.
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VESSELS IN PoRT-sEPTEMBER II.

Am taEx Whistler, Alien
An bark A. A E,drsdgs, Bears.,.
An bsrk Helm Mar. Wooil
Peruvian bS<S xsa>E-ns.
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EVENING SALs.-A sale OF choice Parian ware g,
5 ., plated ware. &c, will take place this evening,
a. 7"le's Auction Room.
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AMERICAN PosTAGE.-By the following, it would
appear that letter and newspaper postage to and from
the United States is 70 he increased 10 the old rates,
making the entire American, sea and Hawaiian post
age On a single letter IL cents, viz: american 10
cents. sea postage 2 cents, and Hawaiian 5 cents: aud
on each newspaper 4 cents. or = American and 2
UnRaiian:
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IDA D. RoGERs-This brig running between San
Francisco and Kanagawe, Japan, touched at Koioa
on the 9th inst, to obtain water and provisions,
and sailed again the next day. Capt. Noorehouse
reported Is days passage from San Francisco.
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p If the Comet left San Francisco on the 81 or
4th inst. she i fully due to-day. 1t is possible she
may have delayed and sailed severa! days later, in
which case. with the light winds now prevailing, she
may not arrive Tor some days yet.
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- The brig I'm. u. Rice,-the pioneer of the
new Hiio aud San Francisco Line-sailed from Hilo
on the 7th inst, with 4 full cargo of sugar, molasses
fruiis. She purposed taking putin. but all of
that article mad been shipped to Honolulu. Under
these circumstances. she has done very we'll IN OBJ
tanning a full cargo Of other staples.
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-
= The .4ita and Bu!ietis OF late dates contain
interesting and well written letters from these Is
lands, in which local politics, men and things ar
discussed with considerable freedom. The Alta pub
fishes it's letters only in the daily editions, (Aug.
and %, each having a letter. aud consequently are
late among us. We always read with interest tn
comments made abroad respecting our islands, ant
the more free and severe their style, the more goot
they accomplish. for Sandwich Island politicians ar
the most selfconceited. pulled up set on earth. ant
need occasionally stroking down against the grain.
Especially are we gratided to observe that the
islands are attracting more interest and attention
abroad. -
- Mr.. W. NJ. LUMAS gave another Of his public
readings last evening at the new hail. which was AZ
tended By a select though snail audience. The Sc
lections embraced some OF the finest prose and verss
compositions. including one or two from Shakespeare
aud other dramatis,s, and an original poem By the
Lecturer. At Hilo, Mr. Leu.an gave one Of his
readings at the Courthouse. which was well attended
by the residents Of that village.
~.GRrESBAcEs IN CALIFoRSIA.-The Sacramento Bee
sums up the points established By The late legal deci
sions in that State on the currency question TO be
these
The Court has nov established three points TO the currency
question as follows:
the law requiring such payment IL in the nature OF 4 contract
2. Contracts made for the payment OF gold can be enforced
;. Greenbscks constitute legal ten1eT Tor all ordinary deot'
and demands.
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6teamboals anc Nai!roass.

OVERLAND ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA,
r-oo.r,a under si, iitsry pEotecuon No Indians
10 the country through WHICH tie coSes,s gsss ~
rfTY oRFkT SLIT LAKE, WAsHoE anil CALifoR
MA carving the great through s' and passenger, beys 80
- i.,iir md Pacific stae6 connecting al SAT- LaAs Gus
it6 y Jew ms coach line. to the praepe points IN Idaho
Mou!sn. and Oregon
BEN HOLLADAY, No. 81 broadway.
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6orsts, Carriages, &r.

Qr,WryRxnrEH's Oyvor NEw foRx April 49, 1875. -
A RlILLERf HORSES VAN Ep.-i;ooy
n Itil,rv Hor.e. wanted for which one Hundred and
Sv.rty H. On. HUNDRED aud ahy Dollars van ts pAa n
All ha pass inspection. Ties. hoes mus pe f1ah n ''eiy
a. broken not lee thai III lsi ds hsh ava
Nh y. prevented f1r Inspection II the Doyen"'ni Hsh''
ijtt. a.. be,u,su 10Th and 18th sgenues -
STEWART VAN ViIFr. Q11Itermar'r
r ann FrHsIu OvYICE ~ As@srASr OusRTtRstsrkh
no 10 STATE a., sEy ioAk, June 10, iipt q
GAVAIPY HORSES WANIED.-l VIII
I J parehsse 60 OPEN MARKET al tho tHvsify TIC. =.
av h, rreseuted and Pcs. inspection 4; the 6oyrrnnen'
s,he. eosr 10Th and 3ss IA ti' city bnth iuis'
notice . ~. q, .o-.f6e.se. al
tl.b, 1u.ss When t) more hof's are ~ '''e
Ffs. one hundred unt siIy Eve lt, dolaf, esa.' =,
Clio. y. BROWNING Captain and y. y ".
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Speech Of Mr.. Hsyier,

Al ,ss Coar.y Istitrfs Fridcy er.ag, oct H. lee''
The lion. G. q. BAYLOR Of Georgia. was introduced
He said Tciowci.2ens am Indebted 70 The courts.y
"a tbc Cnb under whose auspices speak N night for
tSs opportunity Of vindicating myself well as what
Know 10 DO large majority Of the people Of my star
D.. ~ pfctrpoud edited ought IA say by hired
tools OF Nj Davis The struggle which Ia row taking
rsce on this continent struggle which ever, AMER
Ia g., he Soufh ruust take sides with one beigorent OF
the otber Tie driy is imposed npon every American
WHO loyes free government and American na,onsi o.
tber .i1iac Iii Jefferson Davis and the clique Which
,,,|. him or Of supporting the Government OF me
United states which Is fighting the battle o. C91sle
tioral liberty upon tis continent lCheere Sno~'
~, y corrtrymen that would not defer'e your 70
1 n I ,c,re pof TO say ttit M sympahics rle u"
Sreet degree with ny ownsecion have near ana '
there aud friends many ofthcm od hitiey D.iol
reaclrg Tie age Of manhood h . sepnding a,
do Win NV bend upon iris Gag feel what every .al
VIC claims 70 10 IN American must tseL 'le' "
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MAIL STEAMERS 10 FRANCE DIRECT.
VI The GENERAL TRAHSAJ LAhIiC COMPANY5
tns of hra' oass .ie wheel STEAMSHIPS between
NETWORK and nAYhE 49,
The s tvs splendid Ves.s intended 20 be pa. upon this
.lyori;e for thc Continent are the ieiio,siny
IAFASfTiE............s.o< trn~, go horse power.
kIF..................f sfioat) 40 horne power
.fbu.ldingl, 30 hoTsepo~-r
NAPOLEON .fn0ii5ing,, 100 bor,e power.
Uur tle completion OF me entrs Let. the service VII be
performed BY the $1,000. . -
esBdt a. follow. - -. -
yRON SEW-YORK TO HAvRH
LAFAYETTE ....-......... ~ .dn. .isy. sovenlbera
WASHINGTON. W sdnesisy, peconoerI
Cabin (inciudins liable vino
second a0in pnelaiing table wine). $50 or go.
Paysbe IL gold s ogrTs ent II United STATES currency
MknICAi ATTENDANCE sssg OF CfAhgh
Tor re, .!k or psssage, sppy - -
GEORGE MACKENZIE, Agent,
No. broadway, Nev1 srk-
Part. I. Eoaisvsf5 iss CspuSires Orsad hofeli a.
H.rre. WILLIAM IsELiS 4 Co.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD and TRANSP.
~ CO.-On ard 1fleT MONDAY. Jan II 1873 Trains IN
i-sre NEW YORK for BALTIMORE and WAsHiNGfoN.
.. AMI 10 . H. 3c T. NJ and u Midnight The 1890 q,
Train will take Passengers for BALTIMORE and WASHING
TtN only. This Train makes connection At PhisdepaA
~ sins Philadelphia will cave New -fok o. aid 10 ~
u M, I and .. M, and IL Midnight. . ,
MILITARY TICKETS viii uct be recsivst Che j q -
of = 10 M no Tr.n, J. w. WOODBURY..
ne. VI lsrl Aasistsnt supertr,entert y. J r n
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NOR W.ORLEANS DIRECT.-Tho first
il c.ss 4. s. MAJ s,osniship fuNo sHuhf up; :. -
1In5rsth viii iesvc Pier Sc e. North River sA1I hDAf
October a. al o'clock p. g. .oo .,D.t.
P..ags with tPaIs'd sou No Fiis
sailing
EoT freight OF passage sppiT 90 90 -. 80 co..
A TLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP "
u sryf voSruTY sor NEW ORLEANS direct Tho
Grst Ia, ,id--vtc. steamship Are Cara Stephen u NUS
eli vii leave Pi,r Mop North River s oolcck u Oh
,t sn..anv Oct 10 Dor freisht passasti apply ~
'' d. II. ALLEN, No. Bowling Sr.en
NB.-1he Cl,uyion, Capt Wison VII ioao" on wed
ns.dsy, Nov. 2.
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CTEAM TO GLALGOW, LIVERPOOL, DUB
- LIN BELFAST and IONDOSDERRi.-Fropi Per 80
North RiyefCaodonis Capt Craig Saturday Oct -Fi INV
tanu.a Can't. FeIrler Saturday. Nov. % Saloon NAont
sI20 Fors Cabin SEQ. inls mediate, e0o heeiSss P'
PAy.0!, Ia L. :. Cuueucy, Apply t3o,,.,,co
No. Bowling green
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VIAPSCOTTs LONDON and LIVERPOOL
L PASSAGE OFFICE. No a. Soulbsl Nov YORK.
DRAFTS on tNOLAND, IRELAND, eCuILAAD and
TAPSCo1Ts CELEBRATED LINE or LIVERPOOL
PACKETS SAIL TWICE A WEEK. -
\ LINE OF LOaDON PACKETS SAIL EVERY TEN
DAYS. =, 49,
pert@s wiug take vsssere, .Hrd for he fu.nss ~
r,ou, X. coOuy do 81 the lowest rates
bv arptyiu.,o TAPsCOTr BROTHERS Co,
- - ~ NJ. u soutis.
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DEADING AND COLUMBIA RAlLkoAD
This new Road Is completed and m sooa ,uanS
oraer With first elias, Passenger Ceis AID na'n3 91r9
with ~. copne.tins roads NORTH o. a
asse, 20 tho travelling public dlr.et .na ~, Co.
~. sri ns.dins % Allentown, Esson, snd ~
an ras,. aud 81 MMF RESORTS sho1d %
H'~ Tam. orth leave Coianibts at s;oos m Aec.
Trsio, Norh lesvs Columbia At 2:Oo p "a s.@
Trains .rrive Ut Reading a. ieist a No. y %
T,"ns .-,iSe A. R-aairg At 4;:s D. H. t-S~
Train, south leave IL Ad.ns ;, In, ~. a. "a
Tan. sSrivs Il Cclanei. :. s.S g. M. Acc;
-. iva et Columbia ~ 70 = n., asst. g.
lNns sinssnna nj Calnnabis IL crossed by s<s~ns
F.ry NEW BOAr await, the arrival q the fain 70 Goa.
v.y passenger ov.r ,h S 49, - tso y1
s.s. w the Fss. Lins ~ eAs a. Wy MN ar cRkNr
y W. NORTHRoP, n ND ~ ~ S...sS...e
| fSen.rsl Ticket Agent otnerA sepstlnteausH-S
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NETWORK d NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD
sumMER ARRANGEmEYT.

SUMMER ARRANGEMENr.
1914 COMMENCING MAY 9, 1864 IVA
Passenger Station IN NswYok corner Tthst and t1asv'
Ertrsncs o 21thst
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fOkk:
For EewHsven, T. 9 tExb ll;5e . H. l3'le (Efh ~
Oil a:50, !: 20 and fkI1 . ~.
for Bridgeport. 7. lET), ii:e III E;I' tfhh e~
80 Milford .nd STAFFORD T. II 80 & m $50 :0Pm
For FGffeld Southport .nd "esipori q n'V n -
- ~ Nar~s1 = $50 Ii;s n. ials CETl 800 ErA
For Dslien and Gresnwich = $50 iioc $50 A,&
For Greenwich. = SEQ Il 30 a. $50 40, $50 ssor
FOR stamlord T. Ell 800, il0 g. nj Iz.i9 tELho
~ PERI Chester ana intsrnsedats saiou e3o ll;ass
NJ 49, '' CONNFCTING TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield T. m. tE1lj tEx.l ep.
For Boston via Shore Line, l2;l3 lEIh m ar,
For Hartford and springfield, slkhh Az" m' 'eA-A
$50, . .. n. ~, t.eo. o., a.
Montreal. 3 o. n 10 Northampton. ~.
For Hartford Providence And Fhhkfl Railroad tl-SA
II 30 . n- - s.,-,o, p.u,o.Is
To- csaal RsiiroAd II rs o. N 70 Norshsmpsoa
For Uogratonio Rsslrosd. a. m , ?. ~
Tcy Naukn,urk Rairosd, 2 g. m ~. M =.
ror pSrburv and Norwsk Railroad. T. s;ps M t;"F -
Coasnoilols Sleeping Car, s.'scb.d 20 p IN ltsas
JAMES IA. HOlI. cupeFlnten1etR
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SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.

FOR BOSTON,
WORCESTER, PALMER FlTCHBURG, NASHUA
LOW ILL CONCORD. THE WHITE MOUNTAIN
AND INTERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tie new snd stsnneh steamers Of The Norwi,h line,
CITY OF BOSTON ard CRY on NkWfoRk.
esy. Ne YORK daily SUNDAYS excepted, st o'clock p ~
from Pier No 70 North River, foot Of 'es;TysL,
FOR NEW.LOEDON
he connecting win the Steamboat EIpress Trsn ron u -
ester and Nashua and New London and Sehs<.
Railroads. -
u ; MARTIN, Agent, on the Pisr.
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EOTICE.-Ths steamship KANGAROO, Of This nn., viii
"a. a IN Er,r1 sler THURSDAY, Oct TO- ~ noon.
carryin. limited number o. cabin and sssEaso psionses at
reduced rset payable 10 L. :. Currency
JOHN 9. DALE. Aren't IS Broadway,
CTEAM WEEKLY 10 LIVERPOOL, touch
y Ing 81 Cuesnso~b Cork HArhorl-Ths vshtoosr
ssars s hs Liverpool Now Yort and Phiiadsphis steam
Coupsny Inmsn Line carrying ths u s. Malls are IN
t.ndsd tn ssii - fouowss
CITY OF WASHIEGTON......,..,.... saturdsy Oet ~
CITY OF MANCFEsTFR.............. Saturday Nov.
Aud every sacSssdns SATURDAY, "a noen tom PAs ~
Sesth kiveL
asgss PASSAGE.
PAYABLE 10 gos, CT Il, equivalent n oarsnoy
FIRer CARfN........S80 0NihrFERAGE .........eO %
tr Cabin 70 London = q steessss 20 Loodon''' - ~
Ffr sbin Paris rs ~ Steercgs % Pars.... a -
F Calm 10 ssEhufF 81 80 ste,rssv y fismburs 9 o.
rs.--nr.r. s.o forr.f-d 10 Hs's bf-m.c. Roitstdsn
Art~.rv ke, a. -ou.ly Low sst-s -.
Fsres rom Liverpool Queens,owu LEI Cabin IS, ss3
100 s.rsrasa s31. noEs who wish 20 ssnd for tssE
Tsuds Dsscs neI- a. these rsfes
s1lgl.heI tnfo:uaoa, 4ppy :. .Ae Company oniees
JOHN q. DALI a gct;. No. j. Broadway, n 7.
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH
~ BRooKLYH TO PHILADELPHIA.
THROuGn IL HOlRS.

Fss. a.. Excursion Tickets 81 yoodfo. three s.y,
On and Ster MONDAY Ans l. 1884 by the ccr4modioI
steamer JEsax ROYT foot o. Atlantic It, Brook yn syefy
dsr fsunday,-roepted a. n o'clock M the',ce 20 rort
ror,t and by me Rarian aud Delaware bsy isIosd 70
foot Of West PbHsdep hs returning, i.sve Ntnr-sa wnaf
phsdslrha morning Il a. n tsun sy eIs', IA
.rpy ior passage by his s, tue state II No" Jersey
gap 60 tie camden aud Amboy Monopoly the rass.'.
nag. al caIJ Ing pustnR1Tf aud (e VeHo~- w N's'
/ olNsa Ierk ed Pilisds.pbiA
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NHANGE OF H0UR-On and after TIL KS
Z DAY Oct. 10. the Steamers OF the NORWICH AND
vORI TS1FR LINE vil leave ther berth Pier No ~ North
N"''' r. ~ MARTIN, Agent
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
,.n, for Albany Troy aud S.r.toss Springs, also
sns With the North ana West lssrs zshst depot at 1850
a m end p
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