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81 Treasury Department, Once OF the
coNPrRoLLER OF rHs CuRREsoy, wIsHIsoros, March
a. lse7-Noteeis is hereby given to the holders Of the
circulating notes Of THE Prst National Bank Of Ne.
dinA,' Y, that sueh notes will be paid in lawful
money Of the United States upon presentation Of
the sane at the Treasury Of the United States
II. r. HULBURD,
mh2s-w4t Comptroller Of the Curreney,
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To rHE LaDIEs.--Attention Is directed
TO the adyertisemsnts in another column Of Davis
Gather, no 20 Market Space. who have Just opened
The most extensive a.sortmsnt o. hats bennss fsey
millinery goods and straw goods ever exhibited in
The siiy. We advise the ladies' 10 call and examine
their stock before the Assortmsnti is broken.
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So Registry Notlce.-Notice is hereby
given to all qualified voters In the Fourth ward that
the judges Of election appointed to register voters
under tho act Of Congress approved February s. 1867
entitled "An act to punish illegal voting in the Dis
trst OF Columbia, and for other purposes" will be
In session at the
COMMON COUNCIL CHAMBER, CITY HALL,
ON MONDAY. TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY,, April
sth, 9th and ioh, from three to seven clock, M
and on THURSDAY, April llth, from four to eight
o'clock, p N for the purpO . Of receiving and re-
eordiug their names.
ap6u B.V. MOVES, Secretary.
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JAMES Y, DAVIS,
(RsTABLsHED lsSO,)
Halter AND FURRIBR.
STRAW GOODS,
CANES, UMBRELLAS, &c.

!. 7. COLDwRLL. T. o. cHEsTSgI. g. l.. BART.
J. T. CoLDwBLL 4 CO.,
AUcTIoNEERB AND REAL RsrArE BROKERS,
Southwest corner OF Pennsy lVAnln avenue and Four
and A.hSf street.
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All papers throughout the country friendly TO the
interests Of the soldiers snd saisrs requested
to copy the above.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

orKsno or PANS GooDs.-The atten.
On Of the .dis. |, directed to the Advertisement Of
N. william. sss Pennsylvsnis avssu. His stock Of
Paris sosdsis complete, and embraces nsntiilss
bonnsts, hats, fovsr,, dresses, to ke Of every De.
seriptien and from the beat hanufaetursrs.
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81 Hebrew Benevolent Society will
meet on SUNDAY MORNING, the lIth inst.nt, at 10
o'clock, at tho vsssry Of The Hebrew COpgre.
cation, Eighth street. between II and Streets Every
member is expected 10 be present
II II. MILLER, President.
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Having taken the stors.Tosm In the "COloniEAtiOn
Buildng'i We are now prepared to receive eOnsign.
msnts Of all kinds Of Goods aud Househ I'D PuTni
ture.
A8r Particular attention paid to the sale Of Real
Estate, privately and At auction,
az Attached 10 our store 10 large Fire and Bur.
glAT- proof Vault for the safe keeping OF Jewolry
and other Valuablss consigned to US.
A1- Have always on hand City Properly and
Farms in Maryland and Virgins at private sale
Apl2.H
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ss-A Card. 1t is respectfully requested
by the Conservative Army and Navy union," Of
this city, that all persons who have been soldiers
and were rejected by the URitsd States Senate, or
anywhere removed from offte with the causes, as
far as known or alleged therefor send their names,
rank and history Of ssrvies in the army with post
ONCE address, to Capt Frank. Gsss Corresponding
Secretary, Conservative Army and Navy Union,
Washington, D. c."
By order Of the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
wAsHIE0ToS, d. C.,iApril O. 1861
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81 Free 20 Evsrybody.-A large o PIP.
Circular giving information Of the greatest import
ance to the young Of both sexes.
It teaches how the homey may become beautiful
the despised respected, aud the forsaksn loved.
No young lady or gentleman should fall to send
their Address, and receive copy post paid, BY re-
turn mail. Address p. o. Drawer, n,
mhle.d&wly Troy, n. 7.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

n y
~ Sspirituslism.-T. Gales Forster, esq,
Of Washington, q trance speaker, will lecture at
Union Leagus Hall, on SUNDAY, April Il, Alls.
IN. and 7lE pm. lr
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81 Treasury Department, once Of The
coNrrRoLLER or THE CuRnEScr wAsHIsoros, March
a. ls67Noteo is hereby given to the holders Of the
circulating notes Of THE First National Bank Of
Newton" Mass, that sueh notes win be paid In
law ul money Of The United States upon presenta.
tion Of the At the Treasury ofih United States
II. r, HULBURD,
mh2s-uIt Comptroller Of the Currency.
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FOR SALE OR RENT

DOR RENT-SEVERAL NEATLY
IL FURNISHED FRONT AND BACK ROOMS for
rent large and we'll ventilated; also two Basement
Rooms, suitable for ofhees. Apply at No AIS
street, between Eighth and Ninth Apl2.lms
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GOVERNMENT STOCK FOR SALE.
" Canvas, Rope, Grain Sacks, shoyels, Spades,
Picks, Axes, Linen and Cotton Ticks, aud other ar.
tiolts Of all descriptions, selling cheap by
X. @. WHEELER, seventh street,
Apg.eolm South side OF the canal bridge.
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CouRr IN EQUrY-Judge Olin.-Z. Jones
vs. II. Stringfellow. Order relieving John II.
Engle Of executorship at his own request.
John McGiven OF al. vs. W. r. Woodward.
Decree ordered vesting in John MoGiyen and
others, trustees, the right, title and ownership
Of the First Baptist (colored) church In George.
town.
Same vs. same. Order appointing VIM. r.
Woodward guardian, ad H., to the orphans Of
the late W. ]. Stone.
Barnes vs.. Barnes. Divorce. In this case
Martha Z. Barnes was divorced from VIM. T.
Barnes on account of adultery on the part Of
William 7. Barnes and It was deoreed that the
said Martha Z. Barnes assume her maiden name
Of Martha e. Simms, and that she have the
guardianship Of her infant, Anna Gilmore. with.
out any interference Of the said W 7. Barnes,
and that the latter pay costs Of suit.
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CIRcUIT CoURr-Chief Justice Cartier
Joyce ct al. VS.. Merchants Express and Trans.
portation Company. judgment for plaintiff for
500 70 and interest from goth 0etober, 1906
Court awards judgment Of condemnation against
garneshee.
Buckley vs.. Marbury. Judgment for plaintiff
for $1,000 with interest from April 5, 1865.
Davis Of al. vs. Lansdell at al. Verdict for
defendant. The jury found the will to be good
and valid.
Huguley vs.. Just. Settled.
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81 Treasury Department, once Of the
COMPTROLLER OF THE CuRRsxoI, wAsHSoroS, March
2s lse7-NOtee is hereby given to the holders Of the
circulating notes Of "Ths Tennessee National Bank
Of Memphis" Tenn, that such notes will be paid Ia
lawful money Of the Upitsd States upon presentation
Of the ,ame at the Treasury Of the united States.
II. R. HULBURD,
mh2s.w4t Comptroller Of the Curreney.
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attend the funeral. from the residences Of his grand
mother, Mrs. O. N. RoserS Granlteyilla. s. l. this
Saturday, morning At eleven O'Clock Carriages Will
meet The uins boat from New York Port Rich
mand
Rok-At Patehogue l. l., on THURSDAY octobsv 10,
isAREI II rurr =. wife OF William Roe. AGED n ysas
and mouths
Frend and r.lavss are invited 70 attend the funeral
n the atchogus Congregational church en- sun-
day morning. at half past O'Clock
scHurz -On Friday. 0ctobsr III, GusrAvo infant soa
Of Frederick r. and Angela schutxs Of rampioo.
Washington papers please copy.
SwAKTwoUI.-At Galveston, Texas, Tuesday October
., Major II. A. swartwout Seventeenth United States
svrHxxIAsn-0n Thurs1ay evening, October 10,
EIixAsxrH daughter a Alsxandsr and Annie euthsr.
land aged months and IS dayA ~ 800
The friend. OF the family are respectfully invited 70
fathtr Nslyns Day, Eighty-ffth street, between
Eleventh ami twelfth avenues ~ two o'clock This (At-
urdayl Afternoon
TAYlnR-M Panama, United States Of Colombia on
Tuestay Septsmbsr IL 0l yellow fever AxraoxY TAI
voa or Grsenpsiat l. l., aged - years
whitsnavsn, Camberiaad lEnglandh papers please
copy s-
ToHHY in the I'D year Of his age.
The relatives and frtsnts Of the family are respect
fully nvisei 70 attend the funeral on Sunday a{tsr-
noos at three O'Clock from hisiase residence No 200
East Fifsv-tn street. The remains will b. taken 70
Hudson N r, Tor iniermeut on Monday.
WALL .Cg-On Thursday, October 10, OF consumption,
SARAH wALLACE aged 10 yeara
The and friends or the family are roapect-
fully invited attend the funeral Sunday afternoon,
at one O'Clock, from the Church OF the Redsmptioa
East Fourteenth street, opposite Irving plaza
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LEGAL NOTICES.


IN THE ORPHANS, COURT FOR rHR CITY AND coUS.
The matter o. the sale Of the Real Estate Of Thomas
petition Of purchas.r Of premises situate the east
And now this 25h day Of September, A. d. 1867 u 10
ordered by the Court hat notice AL parties Interested b
published In two newspapers week for three weehs
that the sale made on the l7h day Of Apri 1852 q
ePhadelphia Erchauge Of premises No 10 North Tenth
ordered 70 be sold W John 0es Trustee appointed
Saturday In Ncvembcr nert unlss be shown why
such order should moi be made.
Seal Of the M
(Orphans' Court, BY the Court
1 philadelphia.
X. NJ BATTuRs, Deputy Clsrk oipbans Court
The heirs and legal REPRESENTATIVES. Of Margaret WOOD
alias West nee Black dsceased and all persons interested
notified OF the above order.
TDBvoCATIoN or POWER OF ATTORNEY
srecutsd 81 san Francisco in The A. D. 1881 By william
Lunsden and Margaret Lupsden, HE wife Of the
city OF san Francisco, TO Samuel Lumsden, Of NIL
waukee, wisconsin, giving said Samuel power 70 sell
and mortgage real estate, 70 make notes, bonds and
ether and contract debts and buy and sell
goods In the Of the sad William and wife,
OF in the Of either Of them, has been revoked and
ty 10 act represent William Lumsden Margaret
Iumsden, either Of them In Transaction matter
whatsoever All powers Of attorney given 70 the said sam
mel Lumsden prior the 1851 after the 1851 for
the purposes herein mentoned are ALAG hereby re-
vokcd aud annulsd wlLklAn ny MSDEn..
MARoARET LUMSDEN
sAS FRANCISCO, Sept ~ lss7.
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DUNYAN HALL. CORNER BROADWAY AND FrF.
ID tscnth street. THE PILGRIM. Grand" 'Bcauti.
fu" "Imgrsssiye !" .wondsrfu" startling, .Msgna.
heard nightly al THE great entertainment Open Al
~ begins Matinee 90 Tuesday and batur.
day Adm ssiou 80 cents aud 81.
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THEATRE TICKET OFFICE,
81 liz AND ia BROADWAY
RESERVED SEATS FOR ALL THEATRES

pANJo JIG AND CLoG DANCING TAUGHT BY THE
ID renowned JOHN BooAN. SIS Bowery. Terms 50 per
course. Each pupil taught separate.
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A uADsssr os sUarc-JANAUscHEK< x.1vrx,v
IMMENSE SUCCESS

A oH nPsEorS 81 aua!c-JAsAuscHEkkx xARrrxsx
= ~ IMMENSE SUCCESS ~
Mss FANNY gTAsAuscHsI.
11is 'isSPa csss.a %
in xossnsS.i': celebrated Dram. q " ~ =
- originally written AAn'
6 3FI6n, q. s or y ya1; s Ss1;s
DO called ssupendous Never have an audience 70
thoroughly '"iyss y he &c s ss Yor. Tribune.
nss n.rs q &c n H. no
srvor Trsinsd in ,he excellent school Of European cont
: ss SS As o i saa
glad 70 add that artistic training dsadsned
30 ~ ''. from H.. he New S- YORK iii isgmss
.pa Il. srmph of he evenins shs hsS aoass
recall !. The end Of As early and AFTER he .hd
aied her children elimination most dramatically but pain
rrom the Evening E1prs..l
Nile Janauscheck success Was very complete With the
nieIs. 70 III. ne foreign drama
familiar with the tongue in which she utter. her magnificent
when the "De Profunal. !" was reached. The German
ssa ser s % rae
The Tsuion easy aroused when q The TEN.
- - From sss New York s...,szeitansl
s s q 70 O.
thing which MOI genuine saor emsaAing from the Pc
Sosy n
returning celebrates In her highest
and nobiest triumph.
IFrom the New York DsmokraGl
II would DO sufficient called her hrs perform
by the common phrase, - complete success." II
vctoya victory won In the storm Of applause Of
irresstby enraptured audience victory By the SUBJ
lime means Of genuine and high dramatic art
From the New York Journal
stcrms Of applause after every scene double and triple
.: nor s as s IN h.
peess,ou % ODD IN xmsca appreciation q her ssaius
which bestowed on her In Europe
MILE. JANAusLHEKS
THIRD APPBARANCE
TUESDAY. OCT Is
SEATS CAN NOW BE SECURED FOR SIX REPRE-.
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AMusEMESTs.
: : ' iaE HOUSE oKowb aff;'' ana Director
H5! Hi sS$E$ e EgE sr
rHf pm ~ y HI ,sszzss!ssIsssSssr.
THE p DRiSxlkS' SONG
.ofsTd IAR X ss saSls c41F Sffs.sIise
hososnS win As1 p ssss EscS sssS'D A0'
%SE oRsxfE Sef's SUCCESS EVER KNOWN
TUEsD1Y fhUssDAx AND SATURDAY.
sasE ssGaAs ssb SSasAsL cos
COMPLETE oRchhHsssrhss4 AND CHORUS
.so s e. anna ssa
the Sss. On the nights Of .as Of :Ss osI
secure their seats in advance
+ SECOND MATINEE
wRDNKsDAY, ooroBER 10
ADMISSION o cas DOLLAR.
Admission tickets for Matinee On sale ~ the usual omcss
BRooKLrS , AGAD ~ ,,S Or nI Myssc;
Seats sscursd in advance.
FRsN5a A 4hkxFEE
Ts' tssiss sss 1sSsi ii
Doors open 4 Marie ar ASro1NErrR MATINEE. Ai'A''
which win BE- produced with the magnificent misc on
snsSns s Saa.: !. So with III. creep
os Of private Which ~ Be secured :. = = .
musc store 7oi broadway sa Broadway and
Next week LAST week Of Madame Rson in New Yor. BE-
fore her departure for Havana.
fasf sssss 4aEaa.A aIsi1s
nj H;;i'' C.
BROOKLYN AcADEMY.-RIsToRI TUESDAY;
TuEs6sY oe,oss: is last nigh. Of MIMI. KisToEi N
Brooklyn before her departure for Havana
A'1' y MARIE ANrorNErrR.
II for hs Of Marie Ant =
Acacsmy % Mnss ...a. .na q r. vorr n,
FIFTH AyExgE EHEArRE, ~
fsslfs ROOM "a FIRM :"
IL sE HHs asx WI. Eo aaD H HIsaH'
THE BEST OF E sukAEEsaUE Acrlxol
LErrrsowEELhssa A sccceksrRlcrrrEs.
BEAUTIFUL ssEaMxfErcch1se SCAMP,
TOO MUCH E SSS S$SD sAruaE'
EIGHTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSE,
~ Corner Thirty fourth street and Eighth avenue.
$$ $sssss$ s ss sE4sEs S $$$f
THOMPSON AND KERN'S
THOMPSON AND KERN'S
DOUBLE SONG AND DANCE FOR THE LAST TIMx.
CHANGE or BILL TONIGHT.
LAST TINE OF UNDER THE LAAP-POST.
ACADE%Y OF MgsIc-NArINEE. 49,
ITALIAN OPERA
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
THIS DAY SATURDAY, OCT. IL AT O'CLOCK,
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA. .
HioaLY s1ccEssr6L COMO oPER1.
CRIsPINO LA COAARE.
SONORA ANGELA PEkALTA.
FLEURY, TESLA, BELLINI, AkrONUCCI,
TICKETS TO THE MATINER 81 ~ EACH TO ALL
PARTS or The HOUSE. NO RESERVED SEATS
srcou80 ON a9TD aY EVENING ecr y ATEsawopx
SECOND NIGHT Tas A HuaGENofs,
which win be produced with GREAT SPLENDOR; GRAND
BALLET, INCREASED CHORUS and ORCHESTRA,
MILITARY BAND; New and BRILLIANT SCENERY and
DRESSES and cast never before equaned in America.
NINE PAREPA-ROSA,
SENORA ANGELA PERALTA etc.
In active preparation and will shortly be produced the
new Comic Opera. BY A. Caguon.
PRrCEs AS USUAL.
Tickets and Reserved seAts for Of the abovenAned
performances b. had at the Academy OF Music, ~
Ponds (up-town) store s66 Broadway; At O. Schr.
Theatre Tcks. OnAco, ia Broadway.
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r oNDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE
- Passage TO London 31l0, SIS and 30 in currency.
months.
CELIA. CAPTAIN 0leadeu, from New York October L.
A11sALANrA, Captain Pinkham. from New York. octo
PENN - = -
The elegant British iron steamship CELIA VIII leave pier
No North river for London, calling q Brsst on saur
Tickets sold through BY rail 70 Paris u IS per can't Lee
than regular rates. ft
Freight viii be taken and through bills Of lading oven 70
HAvre, Antwerp, Rotterdam, Amstsrdam and Dunkfrk.
For passaea apply 70 ROBERT n CLARK, Is Broadway.
For freight apply at 81 South street.
ROWLAND 4 ASPINwALI. Agents.
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NILE. JANAusCHEK,s
THIRD APPEARANCE


SEATS CAN now Be sEcuRED FOR SIX REPRE-.
BENTATIoNs IN ADVANCE AND TICKETS BIZ HAD
Academy Of Music; 81 Ponds Cup musc
No SIS Broadway; ~ q, schrmers nusic store, No. 7O
liz Broadway.
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THE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS
i Steamship WISER, q. Wencke. master carrying The
United states mall y III sail from the Bremen Pier. foOs Of
THURsDAY OCTOBER M
BREMEN, VA sournAMrrox,
.taknE passen1eu o.
At the following rates. payable In s0d or ~ sYts.A Il.
For NE arst cabin. Si2s: second esAin, IN;
etesraGe, 431 90
To BE- followed bv steamship NEW YORK. r. Uraver
MASTER Thursday, October n
for freight or passage appy 20
OELRlCHs 4 CO.. q Broad slrss4
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THE NATIONAL LINE.
Steamers weekly Liverpool and Queenstown lesy.
ting pier ~ North river, every Saturday.
ERIN. Hall Saturday Oct. IL
PENNsYLv. MA, Lewis, Saturday Oct -
VIRGINIA. Prowss, Saturday. Nov
FRANCE, Grac', Saturday, Nov. g.
Cabin passage, 500. currency
6teerage passage, SIS currency.
steease tickets from Liverpool Qussnstswn sss cur.
rency.
further particulars apply st the oces OF the company
INV " J. HURST. xauassr.
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EUROPEAN STEAMSHIPS.

-
SAFErY, SPEED AND c q
The favcrite passenger steamers OF the Anchor Line
sa Saturday with passengers fer Liverpool Glasgow
FIBERNIA. Munro SAILS. SATURDAY. Oct II
INT KiSsM Is madison. .i:. sss:ur ry 0cs y
--From the commands pier, ~ North nvsr =
Rates of passage payable In currencv.
To Liverpool. G.asSow and Derry-Cabns 90 and SIS
E1carsi n 'icEsts. rood for twelve months. sl@.
Passsnsers booked to ani from HAMBURG Ro.serdaua,
Antwerp, Havre. &C.. q very low rate,
For further information spply at the Companys ofces
~ 000~"nS 'FRaNcis MCDONALD 4 CO., Agents.
TO avoid imposition passengers viii please come direct 70
CTEAx BETWEEN ANTWERP AND NEW YORK.
compasy nmsn Line, Win despatch one o. their .s.n
ships between New York and Antwerp direct every four
Failing from New York
EN- Mednesday, Oct =
CITY or corn. ...... Wednesday Nov "
Sailing from Antwerp
CITY OF CORK Saturday Oct -
E E1s% S (, p.rs: os{e. From A,,v.rn
ss: s:sn currency s,:s Sseia gold
''' ''''''' '''"'' -''!5 JOHN - 8 .b D39IE xssss
Is Broadway New York
NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOB so1Ti1MPToS. H1vss AND AND ssE i
ATLANTIC. Captain Charles Hoysr
VIII leave pier % North river, on saturday. October - 81
Rates e 4 ala or % IN
Excursion tickets, $40, $50 and So
For freight ezpressAss, bill. s!chapge passage ap
No. - Broadway
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CALIFoRNIA AND CHINA
t CARRYING UNITED STATES NAIL
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD
Steamers leave No. Y North river foot Of Canal srsss
81 II O'Clock noon, follows
Octnber l-AkIZ0NA. Captoin Naurv connectins with
CONSTITUTION, Captain Parker
os.sbsr n-HENsy cHAUNCRy. Captain Gray. con-
Meeting wlt1- 1OLDkN AGE. Captain Cavcrly.
October H-kisINg STAR, Captain n. p. Conner. con-
meeting with MONTANA, CAPITA in Farnsworth
100 pounds baggage allowed free 70 each adult passenger
Mechanics and Attendanoe free. 80
All departures touch at Acapuco those and 2lst
connect - Panama with for South PAc6c ports
ist and th for Central American Ports and those Of LIT
Departure Of 1lh Of each month connecs with the
steam line nom Panama 70 Australia and Zealand.
For Japan and China stes Of November II
closely wiih steamer GREAT REPUBLIC from San Fran
ctscoi December 4 At Yokohama, with steamer, NEW
YORK for Hong Kong aad COSTA kIcA for NasAsak and
For passage tickets and all further apply at
Tie once Cd he wharf, foot Of Canal North river
New York ad KS A.f y. X. b ABLY. Agent
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DEGULAR LINE FOR CHARLESTON. :. c., THE
IL Florida Ports and the South and Southwest.
Freight. usual, lower than by any ether line.
First Cabin Passage ei6
reliable and popular wheel steamship ALABAMA,
j. Lmeburner COMMANDER, H. now recsyins freight and
will sail saturday, 10Th inst, 81 r. NJ from pier II
East river. foot OF Wall street.
Through bills Of adng given 70 all points in the interior
sion. ARTHUR LBAHY 10 william street
lowing Saturday.
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT QUEENS
- town.Ihs Inmsn Line, sailing semi weekly, carrying
the United States mail
CITY OF BOSTON. -. !. Saturday October Il
Saturday, Oc& ~
SATURDAY. Oct -
Cirv az S.'uraay nov
and each succeeding Saturday and Wednesday noon,
from pier IS North river. -
RArhs OF PASSAGE
BY the mall steamer sailing every Saturday,
Payable In Gold Payabls IN Currency.
First cabin. ..... 500 Steera9e ...... $50
To Psrs rs TO Paris,.;............: s
Passage by the Wednesday steamers-Firs cabin. SIO0
seerage, So Payable In United States currency.
Passenger also forwarded TO Havre. Hamburg. Bremen
&c, NJ moderate rates.
sicerage from Liverpool Queenstown $40 cur
for their friends
For further information apply company,s oces
- JOHN q. DALE, Agent. 10 Broadway, New York.
Phiiadelphia once, All Chestnut street. -
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dor SAVANNAH, GA.
Empire Line. The SAN JAcrNrO mot being quite
full viii receive cargo TO the hour Of sailing this day
GARRISON ALLEN
No. Bowling Green.
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nPPOBITION LINE TO CALIFORNIA
~ REDUCED RATES or PASSAGE AND FREIGHT
The fast and elegant steamship

TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA
~ ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
sailing regularly every Thursday from pier No North
MoRRU CASTLE. Captain Richd. Adams October IT,
COLUMBIA, Captain d. h. Barton October n
EAGLE, CAPTAIN NJ. X. Green. October 81.
dk0. b. HARRISON President
No. Bowling Green
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IroR CHARLESTON EVERY sATURDAY-rREIoHT
At reduced raes only Saturday sseAmers having
York charesson Steamship Companys nrs class side
wheel steamshiue
MANHATTAN Capain wocdhun.. saturday. October y
cHAnPIoE 2,pssis L Loci; Saturday October 70
bills of landing 70 an points South In connection with The
South Carolina Railroad and FLORIDA steamers.
HENRY n. MORGAN CO.. Agents, - Broadway.
u,oR cHARLEsroN-EvERY THURSDAY. THE PEo.
IL PIE. Man stsawssip Cc.psnys sseam.hips
Il B. sOwDER, Captain Lebhy sails Thursday October ~
from pier No. North rvcr ~ N. Through passage
cke bills Of lading issued 10 all pons South, In
nectjrn with South Carolina Railroad.
For freight apply the once OF the company
Is Broadway. WHEELER LINNARD, Agents
T,xPREss STEAMSHIP LrNE-FoR WASHINGTON,
IL Georgssown, D. O.; Alssandria, We.
JAMES r. GREEN
Barton Innan commander,
sails on SATURDAY Oct "a a4P. ~ from pier Is East
river
JAMES HAND. iol wall ssrvsA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-10-12

L,oR SAVANNAH, 0A.-MURRAYs LINE.
Every Tuesday from pier 10 East rive foot Of wah
Freight at half tariff rates.
Tho favorfte steamships
LEO Captain Dearborn. Tuesday, Oct Is
VIRGO, captain Bulkiey Tuesday, Oct ~
- MURRAY. FERRIS 90,
81 and q etrook