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FOR NEW ORLEANS,
LOUISIANA AND EW YORK LINE.

FOX NEW UHLEANS,
re rs rs NE
TO SAIL EVERY Ten DAYS
Ship OSWEGO, Captain Johnson
Ship HUDSON, Captain Page.
Ship CLIFTON, Captain Ingersoll.
Ship LOUISVILLE, Capt Hunt
Ship SARTE.LLE, Captain Taylor
Bark 0ENESEE, Captain Minot
Bark. +; WILLIAMS, Captain Parker.
Bark HEBRON, Captain Greig
The above ships all Of the first class OF light draft Of
water and commanded by the experienced captains
the trade Their cabins handsomely furnished every
attention paid the comfort and convenience Of the
gers.
Neither the captains the above ships will be
sponsble for ewey bullion precious SILVER plated
letters PARCELS packages sent by
board them unless regular bills of adng taken for the
same, and the value therein expressed.
For freight passage, apply board Orleans wharf foot
of Wall street, TO e. X. COLLINS Sc South street.
Agent in New Orleans--John Woodruff x Co., who will
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PASSAGE OFFICE.

The subscribers would respectfully inform their friends and
the public that they have added several splendid ships
their line Of between this and Liverpool which
q more than thirty years, and have hesitation assuring
their friends from England Scotland Ireland that they will
nnd these ships inferior in point Of comfort
six days, throughout the year. making delay and the
20 e az ne FORT Of sS
Scotch with bread stus and hospital money paid
be secured all at the lowest and when those settled for
decline coming the full amount paid will be promptly
funded az usual For further particulars, apply to
SAMUEL THOMPSON NEPHEW,
275 Pearl street.
Drafts exchange payable az sight also furnished for
Grmshaw Co., Liverpool; the National Bank Of Scotland;
National Bank of Ireland, and Northern Banking Co Apply
a above. jy20 30t*rc
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The Stages will TO Howell WORKS. Sguan village
aud Freehold Stages to all parts Of the
NJ b. All persons forbid trusting the above boat
counf Of the Owners j. r. ALLAIIE.
aud 3ot~rc
The superior steamer NEW HAVEN,
Captain Van Pelt, be chartered for Excur
Battrrv PItcp North river. jy23 3Otrc
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~axx, FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH,
Z tsIsA~-JasP. w. SCHENCK'S HIGHLANDS, Ocean
plSslfn.&an House, and Eatontown Landing The Steam
boat EDWIN LEWIS Capt Haynes will follows

VIII
yey passengers all parts of the country y3l 3Ot~rc
-, FOR SHREWSBURY, OCEAN HOUSE.
Long Branch, Hunsom Dock Browns Dock,
4s Middletown and Red BankThe Steamboat
ORUS c. Price, Master, will follows from Fulton
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6asA~ FOR LIVERPOOL-Packet of 10th Aug--I'he
g. splendid fast sailing coppered and copper
packet ship TARQUlN, Capt. Moody, will posi-
lively sail as above her regular day
The accommodations for cabin second cabin and steerage
passengers eque any vessel port Those about
EMBARK will find their interest call and examine this
hip, before engaging elsewhere.
For further particulars apply board Pier 10 East River
)rto COBURN X CO,
au13 8tsm 81 Sou h street.
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~ FOR LIVERPOOL-New Line-Regular pack
xHet Of 26th of AuRust-The splendid, fast sailing
19lHpacket ship sIDDONs, Captain Z. B. Cobb will
For freight having superior furnished accom-.
modations. apply board Orleans wharf foot Of Wall
street. ortO E. X. COLLINS Sc Scurh az
Price of passage, 500:
The packet amp SHERIDAN, Capt @. b. Cornish will
succeed the Sddons and sail the 2th Sept
lo.x
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49,
rINHE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CQMrAhf ~, ~
notice that the Directors ere pow prepared 20 J 70
Nnnnfac'nrer for Railroad Iron, aeliyerebl, ~ H" W
TO an amount not exceeding Fifteen Iheuslnd on PHI
formation apply at their ONCE 9 7g " Mi Pr.s,dc
xul2 Ntsrc - y. NEnfA~n'
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NER DRAFTS ON THE NATIONAL BANK OF
H48\ IRELAND-W. J. T. TAPSCOTT beg to in.
form their friends and the public wishing to remit
money Ireland that they draw drafts for large small
amounts payable without discount direct the National
Bank Of Ireland Dublin Of the numerous branches
in all Of England, Scotland and Wales application to
w. ]. T. TAPSCOTT,
6ulJ c6 SOuth street New York.
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sNGLAND-Messrs Spooner Atwood & Co. Bankers y ony
Liverpool. ~ ~ AN''''u NA"P"y'
aud Agencies. $3.50 W '''''"''"e
Passages also be engaged from Liverpool TO PhiIa-
deiph Boston, and by ua Packet ships
on application being made or bv letter most nad
addressodto JOSEPH McMURRAY,
- Corner Of Pine and South streets New York
Dr. JAMEs BECKETT & Son, and No. l Waterloo Road,
MURPHY,
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M R7 !Cos.fb !Cfxs.t Ma. VoxL

No. 81 South Street, Neto York
HE subscribers having hid long experience in the
prepared offer every facility to those wishing
Ps.sase to or from Of Great Britain Ireland
Of which places Bills Of Exchange be furnished in
sums to suit Passage also be from Liverpool
70 Boston, fhilafepha, Baltimore, New Orleans direct
Those wishing passage from New York New Orleans
Mobile. harlcston, Savannah Texs all times be
accommodated At the lowest To those emigrat to
the West The iubscnbers have uneqused for
the forwarding OF passengers the West by different
routes. viz TO Buffalo, the intermediate and
all Parts OF the Canadas-Chicago. Milwaukee, Baltimore,
Pittsburgh Cincinnati St Louis &c. by steamboats, rail-
road, and canal boats Of the first great will
ton the Letters (popaid) will receive prompt
attention. For further Particulars, apply
M. L. O'HERN * CO., 81 South street,
- lmsrrc below Wall street,
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OLDEST ESTABLISHED PASSAGE OFF

OHDI1SI I.oIADLIoffED PASSAGE UFFICE
~ IN THE UNITED STATES
NE sO bSCRIBER respectfully bcgs leave TO tender his
smcere THANKS to his numerous friends and the public
ior liberal support he has received for upwsds
twenty years and socits of their conf
The depach by whc, his passengers have been b. ought
out aud the prompness by which his very drafts
nave been paid at the different banks he aters
!ent gsarantee TO the public for the faithful Perform
ahce OF any future contracts entered into with him
The following the days of sailing the regular line of
packets to and from Liverpool list 9Th lth 10th 2ls
and z6 i Of each month throughout the year.
IN acaon to the above regular line number of splendid
sp s9ch as the Adirondack Marmon Rappahan Lii
Seny; sea- Seenpck Broom, and Ocean Queen, will CON
IN Liverpool. ' " '''
on inc st sth 18th and oath and from London the sth
Persons DESTROYS OF sending for their friends residing in
the Old Country can have them brought out any of the
above splendid vessels on moderate terms. "
And for tho accommodation persons wishing to remit
meney 70 thei families or friends have arranged pay
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ME3H JOHN JARDINE, Jose ph Sampson, MASTER, will
-, have immediate despatch.
For resh or pssse having very good accommodations,
IN WOODBURY. 4 MINTURN. 81 South st.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-E day. Price cents per copy-T
rs per annum-payable in advance. -
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-rrce 6A cents
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HEHALD FOR EUROrE-Evcry steam Packet day
Price Ga cents per copy-Ss rer annum payable in ad
LIST Of January Of each xsssingle copies s1penee each
ADVERTISE ENfS at the usual prices-always cash
In ndYance Advertise should be written in plain
egble manner The Proprietor will not be responsible
that occur in them
PRINTING OF all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch. 80
All letters or communication by mail, addressed 10 the
esab be paid the will be de-
Quoted from the subscrioton money RENTED.
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Proprietor Of the
NEW York HERALD EsTABLisHMsNr,
= North West OF Fnlton and Nassau streets
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Ship BALTIMORE, Capt J. John nPIn l. way ~, TO-
stOp. nus sept 10
They are all Of the first class, ably commanded
accommodations ample and commodious The price
age the cabin is $780, exclusive of wines and liquors
Apply to BOYD HINCKEN,
Agents, No. Tont inc Buildings,
No. SO Wall street
Goods the ding will be sube CT TO
aone other than the expense actually paid. au2i 10
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NEWS FROM RIO HAcE.-We learn from Cap
tain Vnall OF the J. A. Jesurun, from Rio Iische
that great sickness prevails there Leary one hid OF the
inhabians being down with the fever The govern
mont of New Grenada have contributed $3.50 900 toward
establishing line of steamers between Santa Msfthe,
Carthagcna Cuba ard the United s's'es Ameiicsn
tioos goods brought into pots OF Ntw Gsena-a iof
want OF treaty between the two governments
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IFrom tile Philadelphia u - Gazette, Fen. ~
We have had occasion to notice tome few days since,
the great activity pcrvadng the various ship Yards in
the upper part Of city and districts. Il Is in
vessels enumerated are all being uilt for immediate
in the Gulf Of Mexico, aud orders have been
ceved for their completion Mt the earliest practicable
day The names OF the constructors and the kind Of
sells which they are building are as follows
Thomas Byerly, four steam propeller boats, averaging
about 200 tons each the engines and boilers of which arc
being built by Reaney, Neahe Il Co, Of Kensinston :
also schooner.
Jacob Teese, two schoonors; Byerly Tccso enc
schooner and Brown, Of Crmden 10 These are OF the
largest class
j, Vaughan one schooner Burton Davis, ono 'ehr.
and Theo. Byerly, one do. go
Jacob Teese, eight csmels or lighters, with frames
covered with india rubber Tor passing deeply laden yes
sells over shallow bars.
AT the yard Of Reaney, Neafe o., ore also the u
g government cutter Spencer AMI steam propeller
Trumbull, undergoing repairs.
Merrick Towne, Of Southwark, have also steam en-
gines aud boilers under way for the same purpose
Al the navy yard the U. g. briggs Perry and wssh
ngton, both OF which boiDg rapidly fitted Tor their
cruise in the Gulf.
From the Boston Traveller, FEB rs
is stated that the Uni ed states have purchased the
schooners Wolcott and Howard, formerly New York
and Boston packets. For the Wolcott paid $l3 900
They are 70 be altered into hermsphrode briggs, sni
their armament Is 10 consist OF long gun upon y
pivot similar to that OF small crafts in the West Indies
Their destination s the Gull OF Mexico and they will
probably, make their debut in the coming attacks upon
the fortress Of San Jusn de Uoa and other Mexican
ports, and for which their light draught oil water viii
especially recommend them.
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S&k NOTiCE.-AlI persons are cautioned against
NM trusting any of the crew Of The b. Bark Adam
1Csr as no debts oftheir contracting will be paid
By either captain or consignee feT
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necon with the government of Mexico As the revou-
ton broke the 9Th and advces only to the
9th ns unable to soy how far Senior Barrel has
succeeded
We come now to the pronunciamento of the garrison
of Tabasco This is dated the 10Th of November in the
city of San Juan Bauta dc Tabasco recently pocka
ded by Commodore Perry The officers assembled at the
quarters of the commandant general John Bautsta ira
conis, aege that full representations had been made to
the supreme of the defenceess state OF their
department and of the recent invasion Of it by the Anne
all their for aid They allege that the Central
government only uses Tabasco for its convenience
drawing from it and appointing to office there
in; but taking heed to its internal welfare OF protec
ton from foreign enemies They complain that General
Salas and his ministers exclusively occupied In 40
nestle qusrrels and in securing their own places that
the Independence and security OF the country are OF Sc
condary importance with them. In proof OF tins me
abandonment of Tampco is cited, and the Indifference
manifested towards the protection OF Tabasco threatened
by the American squadron By all these considerations,
induced to declare follows First The State oil
Tab8sco disavows the government of the republic whist
effort is made TO preserve the integrity Of the national
territory Secondly. The State being compelled
security and defence will regulate her internal ad
mnistration upon basis more liberal and adequate 10
the circumstances of the existiog war.
These two articles were approved by acclamauon ana
third was then adopted appointing Senior Traconia
named above the head Of the revolution in consider
alton of his heroic defence of the State from the invasion
of the American squadron in the month OF October
There great number of names attached to this pro-
nncdneno but have little other news in regard TO
it, Private letters would lead us TO suppose that de-
sign is entertained of uniting with Yucatan in throwing
off the central government; but the lights before us"
quite too faint authorize assert this positively
We note that in the documents before there little OF
that bitterness evnced towards the United States when
they are mentioned which we are accustomed to find in
all public papers from other parts of the republic At
the time there is nothing in the least conc atory
in the language employed
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movem.nts OF traveller.

The arrivals yesterday very inferior in point OF
numbers to those have recorded for the past week
The following is the full amount Mt each OF the princi
pal hotels - -
AMrRIcAN.--G George Green, Cumberland Md A. Ger
bart Pbila. Can't Cowdrey, Washington; Benjamin
Greene, do. g. A., ,
Asroa-,rhomas P. Foger, Buffalo; s. Camp, Ala Z.
Duichiss, do; D. Groat. Troy; A. Eos, sandusky; M
Austen Nav Haven; s. Austen, Philadelphia; Burrs,
Baltimore, ]. jaw Rye; $. Curwen, Salem; O. Harris,
Philadelphia; j. Rind Erie, Pa f. hsiiett, Aoion; o.
1s,Ty2s Lewis Philadelphia; II. Daniels, Railway J.
w. Benhn, staten ISLAND; Mr.. israeli Cedars; Norman
vaux, Philadelphia; d. scammeii' doi H. RICHMOND
Trenton - =, =, n.-l-.,. oh,o.
4 Little, Mass; y. Tompkins, Wcsichester; A. Ciafke'
Nantucket; J. pely, Prov; q. Barney, 81. Louis .
How.RD,-Iion. VI. Dickerson, n. j; T. Gooid, ID has
keli Boston; II. Porter Allegheny; j. Hart, Washing
ton City; T. Brent L. I; q Caldwell, Canajoharei j. u.
Howard, Layville; j. Taylor, Phila; George beiney'
Liverpool; w McCameron, Phila 4, -,
JupsoSs Mir Potter, Conn 81. Wauswoi,h,, n nn',s
A. Clarke Northampton.
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Court OF General Sessions


Before Recorder Scott and Aldermen Roberts and Tap
interim.
JAN. 4-This Court opened to day for the January
term with the following calendar, vizFor may hem l;
forgery 3; burgsry,6 bgamy, q grand larceny, IL;
convicted, 20; previously indicted, 90 bastardy l. To-
tai of old and new cases, so
members of the grand inquest for the term vz
Charles 7. Brown, Esq. (of the sh ward,) foreman;
George w. Blunt Robert Buchan, Timothy Y. Berger,
Wilson O. Hunt, Robert Jonas, shepard Knapp Peter p.
Lyon, Enoch Lewis, H. s. Mitchell, J. NJ. Miller, J.
Palmer y. b. S,illman 2. w. Stebbins Nelson Stamina,
Gilbert Sewall and Jabez Williams who ser rsceiv-
ing excellent charge from His Honor the Recorder,
retired to commence their labors for the term.
Trial for Grand Larceny.-A German named Lewis
Hearnes then placed at the bar charge of hav
ing the l7h OF November last stolen gold walsh,
chain and three seals, worth about $780, belonging to
Lorenzo Bucking, Of No. I61 Second street The jury
having doubts with regard the elonous intentions Of
charge Of the court
Trial for Burgiary-Pecr Foley next called to
trial indictment charging him with having on the
18th of November last broken into the premises Of Mr.
Gilbert Miller No. LOG RivDgton street, and steal
ing thereom property valued about eleven dollars
On the part of the prosecution II shown that the
accused had been to draw the staple of Mr. Mlers
shop door, 10 enter and out with coat on which
he had not when he went 10. The jury found the
cused guilty and the court sentenced him to be impr
soned In the State prison for the term Of two years
Trfoi for abandoning Chiid-A colored female
named Amelia Miller, then placed upon her trial for
abandoning her infant by leaving on the steps Of the
franklin House. the night OF the 10th Of November
last. In consequence OF the absence OF material wit
Mr. Phillips the part Of the prosecution, asked
for the withdrawal Of juror and the cause was, there
FORE postponed until TO morrow morning.
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

TAmrico, Mexico, Dec 10, lsa6
Dear sir-As the last boat is just to leave for the
steamer Massachusetts 7 have but moment to write
you. An act heroic the one am about to relate
well deserves the public notice
few evenings since fire broke out in the upper
part of the town the night dark and cloudy-all
thought signal the part of the Mexicans to
commence nutny in town, (Which We have been in
constant lear Of snce took possession) Any how
young passed m1shipman Ladd Of the navy by chance
was on shore and proceeded to the On his arr
VAL to his great astonishment he the house envel
oped in flames, and upon the very top of the house
beautiful Mexican girl He, amidst the flames and
smoke, succeeded in gaining the top Of the house and
with his prize lowered himself safely to the ground with
rope he took with him. In great haste, am yours &c
Correspondence Of the New Orleans Delta
PENSACOLA, 22d Dec, 1s46--The u. s. soop Of war
Albany arrived this morning. days from Havana She
made the passage from New York TO Havana in seven
days against adverse winds and strong currents Com
ing from Havana TO this port she had strong norherly
winds to contend with which accounts for her long pas
sage.
The brig Porpoise, Lieut. Commanding Hunt left here
last Thursday with lots OF dispatches, letters papers,
&C. for Vera Cruz. The ST. Mary's followed her this
mornDg-ssme Destination.
We are looking daily for the Cumberland or Raran
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orrrcs or rHx Nrw Yonx Gas LicHr CorZ
December 81, 1896 -
pany, will be held this Once NO no ~. NOM:
Monday, the Itch day Of January next oe'"e'" ''
,,.nsss boos viii +, closed from the 10th in't until
after the election. BY order, ryrptTr sseiv
d22tojyiir y ~ ENSNAa - WV -
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PRESIDENT PoLE's CorToN.-Pckett, Perkins &
Co., the corner OF Magazine and Canal streets,
have received the cotton crop, portion of IT, from
tho plantation Of President Polk, at hatcher. From the
specimen at the Office Of Messrs. p r. Co,
should imagine that the President Of these United States
raise fine cotton any body else and imagine
that 1t will 60 of az rapidly IS ~ prepared gun
cOtton.--N o Pic, Dsc AZ
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NEWS FROM HAvANA-By the packe ct brig Tit,
Capt Brown, whose arrival we mentioned We ster-
day, we have received regular files of Havana
papers to the 10th inst The local foreign news in
them is OF little interest to readers. There was no
later arrival from the coast OF Mexico.
The brig Thoosa arrived ON tina 9th from Newbury-
port had op board the Captain Mate and six men be.
longing TO the ship Evsron, which found leaking
badly and in sinking condition the 2sth November
In lat 80 North, long 81 23 Yves The Everton
perienced severe gale the 23d, whilst her voyage
from Boston to St Jago. with cag of ice During he
gale she lost all her sails and part of her rigging.
The late arrivals from this city had sused remark
able decline in Flour and at last several sales
had taken place at from to So so less per barrel than
previous advices The Faro express o. hopes Of
still further reduction future arrivals.
The sugar planters Of the Island very much please
with the aatterng prospects the approaching crop
Nearly ali the estates Havana and Mstanzss had
commenced rolling, and understand TINT on the
river Ssgua, Messrs Drake Brothers' plantation FL
.Jucaro had started its engines On the6th inst
Mr.. Leopold de Meyer and Mr.. Burke gave their first
concert at the Tacon Theatre the evening Of Friday,
the 18th inst The house crowded on the occasion
and both musicians were cheeringly greeted.
The paD'omime and ballet Of Messrs Fnert and
on hand in order to have them Of the Tacon about
Christmas.
The Governor Of st. Jego publishes on order in the
Diario Reddctor of the Attn, providing for the comfort
snd convenience OF passengers arriving that port who
will hereafter be allowed land under similar con-
di,ions and regulations at Havana.
The collections at the Customhous OF st. Jsgo dur
ing the month of November were S65, I73 81
The Packet brgs r. Soule and T. arrived the
10th and 18th. The latter made her passage four
the Goth. in company with tee iii. The schooner
Sabine Capt Robinson, sailed for this port the
ing OF the 18th. The packet brigs Savsdora and Bsyne
were to leave about the 23d instN Delta, Goth ut
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xna.sinr Intelligence.

Mrr.n,y Cora,r N O., Friday, Dec s6-rroprie.
tors purse, sl0o-iree for all pacing horses-oe'
mile heats. -
Geo. Egnor's CHI. n. TippecaDoc
+. T.. EasWeIls b. e. Whitney
n o. Chase's 10. m Missouri Maid .......'' u'''
Time, 4 ga 29-2 30.
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News FROM TEXAS The Palmetto, arrived
last evening from Galveston, whence she sailed
Tuesday, the % inst.
Ielmey has bee tried for tho murder OF MI Clair,
found guilty of manslaughter, and sentenced TO
years imprisonment.
There is a story in the Cohesion News, told by
eamster recently from Mexico, to the eec. that Col
Riley was recently surrounded at Morelos, by 5000
Mexicaps under Gen. Urea, and that there was no
hope Of Col RS escape. We do not believe word Of IT,
We find few items of local news in Texas files Of
interest There some talk that the Indians on the
frontiers were making hostile depredations but no &C
tual depreciation had been committed-NO. Pic Dec. n
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NOTICE.
aQ1 ~ On and after Friday, November goth, the
steamboat SYLPH, Captain Braisted, will
make the following trips TO and from Staten
Island until further notice, viz -
Leave New York. Leave Staten Island.
At 9 AN At az
III I'M, ~
I'm. I2M.
~ 2PM
So AZ" mar
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NEW YORK AND GLASGOW LINE OF
PACKETS

These ships good substantial vessels ably
and will sail punctualy her regular days. Their
moda:icns for good and will be
not be responsible for parcels packages by them
uulcss bills OF ladirg are signed therefor
For freight or passage, apply to
Woodruff MINTURN,
81 South street, New York, or
o2lre REID Il MURRAY, Glasgow.