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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-26
r. SANDS & CO.'S
HIPP0FEREAN ARENA.

In addition to their already MAMMOTH TROUPE
OF EQu ESTRIANS AND ANIMALS, the Propre.
tors Offer the present season, series of Novel and
Magnificent Entertainments, far surprising anything
ever presented To the American Public. The leading
new features Of this extensive Company consist Ofs
pair Of TRAINED EIEPHANTS-JENNl LIND
ROMEO, and TEN EGYPTIAN CAMELS, whose
performances have been the wonder and~delight of
thousands in GREAT BRITAIN and on the CONTINENT
or EURoPE Also, In the performances of the beau
tiful and highly bred Dancing Horses, MAY FLY &
BUCEpIlALUS, imported at an enormous expense
nom Francon's, Paris, and stud of 20 LlLlPU
TlAN PONIES. including the celebrated Fighting
Ponies, DEAF BURKE 4 TOM SPRING the Comic
Twin Ponies, DAMON 4 PNTIllAS; the Fairy Po-
ny ClNDIRELLA, and tho Trotting Pony BLACK
DIAMOND.
Among the Performers are MIR. II. SANDS and
his Children, In their elegant Gymnastie feats;
MIR w. STOUT, the great Two and -Four Horse
Rider; MASTER MAURICE SANDS, the Juvenile
Equestrian Wonder In various nets OF Equitation;
MR.. II. GARDNER. the celebrated Dramatic Eques-
uian MASTER JESSE sAEDS, tie Infant Eques
uian MONS AYMAR, in his Astonishing Barrel
Performances; MP. RCGGLEs, the Popular and
Unsurpassed Performer the Flying Cord; Sic.
PEREZ, the unriyalled Contortioni,t; MESsRS.
MITCHELL, CRAWFORD, COLEMAN, CUSHING
LACY, BOWENS, and host OF other Performers
all of the most approved talent in their various feas
This Mammoth Corps Will enter town on the Morn
ing Of Exhibition NJ II O'Clock, preceded by the Sa-
cred Egyptian DRAGON CHARIOT OF 1919 AND
OSI'.iS drawn by 10 EGYPTIAN CAMELS, con.
taning the FULL BAND attached to the Company
Next in order viii be tho EAST INDIA CAR, To
which viii be- harncSscd the TWO ELEPHANTS,
followed by the Magnificent stud oi Horses, and all
the numerous costly aud highly urnamcnicd Vehicles
belonging 20 the Company Tho RcautiiU FAIRY
CARRIAGE drawn ty 20 lIIiptTIAN PONIES
driven IN hand, VIII bring up the rear ut the whole
Procession, thc foHis sngsmble oi which surpasses
any thing which language chn describe.
Master of the Arena, CAPT J 4. nECANP.
Egreytfinn Director, Nh ". stout. Treasurer
MN. ). w. PpSHAY. ClonuS lENILANDs AN
WAR, both distinguished abnvc all othc.s Ia the
country iuf their vii aud jotAhiy and unsurpassed
by Nny in the world tor their genuine and uncAcep
tnrpbp humor
Price " admission q cent. without distinction of
sac Doors oprn ~ IA aud ~ Performances com.
mcrCe at 2 and : -
This immense and truly magnificent E.tsbn.hmen
viii he open NJ
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DftU.

In Providence, on the 18th inst, Mr.. Jonn l.
Bowers, aged 76 years.
In Dresden, Me-, Mr.. David Clancey
aged "a.
In Castine, Me, Mrs. Harriet NJ, wife oi
Rev Horace J. Bradbury, aged 33.
In New London, CT, 18th inst, Mrs. Jane
Dennson, aged 100 years.
In Woodbury., N. j., on the 3lst ult., viii,
liam Carril Fisher, Esq, Attorney at Law OF
that city, in the S5th year of bis age.
In New Orleans, 9th inst, James PTnic,
Printer, aged about As years, native Of Hall
fax, Nova Scotia, formerly resident Of New
York but for the last twelve years resident
of that city.
AT his residence on Staten Island, 18th inst
Samuel ID, Jackson, in the 50th year Of hts
age.
In Little Compton on Friday morning, April
10Th Mr. Lemuel Sisson, aged 80 years.
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SApSApARILLA ELrXI,
Long experience has proved
vastly superior TO any the
world has ever produced.

4 II has for its support many eminent medical
\ practitioners by whom II Is regarded as inf
nllCly superior to any medicine for the speedy
and permanent cure of the great variety of
diseases known to the medical profession Il
the statement is strong, experience and highly
respectable testimony has fully progtd the
truth OF all we claim in It's favor, and we re.
Spccttuly solicit candid and careful rcruSal
oi the certificates appended, from men Of nigh
standing and sterling worth, for The cure OF the
various diseases for which medicines of q like
name ore recommended. This Ggand U1iyer.
sal remedy is within the reach OF all tand
whenever and wherever ordinary medicines
tail to cure, they may learn aud know by JOY.
\ iu experience its tranSccndent powers to heal
\ The following are some ofthe many diseases
IN which 1t has proved cmincnty successful
Diseases from Impure Blood organic or iunc.
Itonal; Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints, Fever
and Aguc, Secondary syphilis, Rheumatism,
Gout and Lumhago, Scroiula, LeproSy, Cam
IcerouS and Mercural Diseases, Constitutions
broken by McaSlcc, Small Pox, FeverS, sc.
| rrolarsnS Ucrin, Piles, ,UlccrationS, Swclings
and Piles, Salt Rheur, Erg>ipclas, PimpleS
and Blclchcs on the face, Distinctions so fatal
/ to vorng and delicate ladies, Nervousness and
Bowel Complaints OF children from tecthinp
! Rlckc'S, weak children and aged persons. Ner.
voUS, Dcblllatcd and delicate iemals lmpo.
lcncyor lncontin,ncc in either sex, Neuralgia,
EPuepSy, tlENeila ana SICK HcGdoche, Tie
DolCfCuA, Dizziness and Palpilation Influenza
Coughs, Throat and Lung Complaints. Bron
chtlS end first stages of consumption. Also,
IN any case Of Cough, Weakness, sickness,
Nc. If given Immediately. the amount of cx-
pcnSc of pain and misery it would ward of
would be incalculabc. o2l
We append the following as a spccimcR OF
the certificates spoken Of above
Rev. Allen steele, an able and popular di.
vine, we'll known to tic people OF THIS State,
writes Us as follows;
Albany, Nav 10Th, 1877.
DcJ. s. Wood-Dear Sif-ilaving taken
three bottles cfyoul.S .S1rsararlla Elixir. Iuke
great pleasure in be nng testimony 10 It's ben.
Efficient effects upon q system afflicted with
Hereditary Scrolula For many years I have
uued popular remedies, not excepting The pre-
rora.IJn Of SarSlpsrilla, ann while would
say OF many of them, that they have done welr
lsp constrained 20 say IN nv can ssse. ~
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Court OF PROBATE,
Newport, holden April 2d, 1910.

d C. DENlIAN, Admini>tralo on the es
tate of William Gyles, late Of Newport, dee
presents his first ac, cunt on said estate Tor al
iowauce the same is received and referred
tor consideration TO Court OF Probate 10 be
holden at the Town Hall IN Newport, on the
first Monday in May next, at o'clock, a. m.
and notice is ordered to be given by advertise.
ment for three successive weeks IN the Herald
of the Times, that all persons Interested may
appear at said time and place aud bo heard.
aplO. b. b. ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk.
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=, At'he same place, 18th ult., by tho Rev Mr.
Burbank, Mr. Charles Milikin, to Mrs France.
ii. Sprague, all OF that place.
In IIverton. o, the 10Th. Mr.. VIII am
Thomas, OF Fall River aud Miss Sarah Smith
of Taunton.
In Taunton, on the I2th, in The open field
by Rev. MT Batcheldcr, Mr.. Noah Smith, aged
80 years, to Miss Sarah Willis, aged GO.
In Providence on Sunday evening last, hy the
Rev. MIR. Wise, Mr. James "A Ian, Of this town,
10 Miss Hannah Ross Of Seconk.
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The President or LBERIA.-lt Will be
tesembered that when President Roberts was
in England, promise was made to him that
a vessel should be placed at his disposal for
the suppression of the slave trade on the coast
ofAfica. In our English papers we find the
following paragraph -
The Lords Of the Admiralty have ordered
the Lark, small vessel lying at Chatham, to
befftted as yacht for the use of the President
of the African Republic of Liberia.
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CouRT or PRoBArE,
NcYnnrt. hnilcn Anril ID. 1910.

THE administrators on the estate Of Thomas
NJ. Seabury late ofNewport, Inn holder dec
present their account on said estate for allow.
ance, which account contains credit for pro
cecds Of Real Estate ofthe dec, sold by the ad
minis,rators the same is received and referred
for consideration 10 a COu.t Of Probate to be
holden at the Town Hall in Newport on the first
Monday in May next at y O'clock a. m. and
notice is ordered to be given by advertisement fol
3 successive weeks in the Herald Of the Tincs
that all persons interested may appear al said
time and place and hc heard.
apl0. 3. B. HOWLAND, Prob. Clerk
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CouRT OF PRoRAIE,

NeWrort, ho1dcn AprlI I'd, ToIV. J
APPLICATION is made for administration To
be given on the estate ofNancy Tompkins, late
of Newport, single woman deceased, inteslatc ,
the same is received and referred for consldera-
ton to Court OF Probate to he holden OF the
Town Han, in Newport, on the first Monday o.
May, next, at O'Clock a. N. and notice is or.
derded to be given by advertisement for 3 succesl
sive weeks in the Herald of the Times, that all
persons interested may appear at said time and
place and bc heard.
ap 10. B. B. ROWLAND, P.cb. Clerk.
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CoyRT OF PROBATE,
Newport, holden April 2J, l649.

UPON the petition Of Daniel g. Dcnhnm, ad
minstraor on the estate Of illiam Cyles late
of Newport dec, representing .hal the pcrs Dnal
estate of said William Gyles is INSULT lent TO Iay
the Just debts ofsaid William Gylcs and the cx
penscs of settling bis estate by the sum ofone
hundred and fifty d,llas, and praying that he
may he powered by this Court n his capaci
ty ofedm'ni>trator aforesaid To sell all the right,
title and interest which said w. Gyles had at the
trme OF his death, in and TO ore undivided third
part of the real estate situate. on Golden Hill
Street in the town VI NCwportor so much there
If as will be sufficient e. raise said with in
eide nal expenses; the same is read, received and
referred Tor Consideration II a Coul. ot Probct,
10 bo holden at the Town Hall IN Newport on
the fr / Hcu1ay in Nay next. Gt 30 clock, an,
and notice is ordered t. rc given vi The prayer
and pcndcncy Of said petition for success i've
weeks in the Herald ofthe Times that all per
sons interested may appear at said time aud
place and be heard.
apl0 Is. b. ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-26

WrscoNslN BANKpUpr,-The Milwaukee
Sentinel informs us that the treasury of Wis
consin is so palpably empty tina, the members of
the late Legislature either went home without
any money or had to stand heavy shave on
their warrants The couutios are delinquent
to the amount OF over SO 900 The defcien-
cy in the treasury is about $25, 900. Locoio-
CO. misrule has accomplished this state OF
things.
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Assessment.

Providence Mutual Fire hswGncc Compa
nU
THE BOARD or DIRECTORS having or
l. dcred an aSscssmcn; Of One ard half per
cent. on tho premium notes in said Company
otlico-noticc is hereby given that the same will
be received at the Counting Room of +. Lnwton
& Brothers, No. 81 Thamcs-st until the 9Th day
of May during the usual business ho'.J
EDWARD w. LAWTON, Agent.
n5- Section ~ of the Charter provides that
persons not paying their assessments in 80 days
shall forfeit ant pay sum equal in amount to
their assessment, and not paying in 60 days more
shall forfeit their insurance.
April TO-
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Admins traitors Sale.

PY order otlho Hon. Court OF Probate of III,
~ town of Ne"por', the undrr.ign,d will sci
'n Thursday, the Eth day Of May ncSr, at !,
o'clock, \. on the premises, at Public Auc.
ion, in said Newport, all or 50 much Of the rea
estate of which Thomas +u ls,n. late OF .ai,
Newport, dee died seized and possessed as will h,
snlIc,ent to make up the deficiency of his per
'onal estate tor the payment Of his debts, with
incidental charges consisting n lot Of lluo
with the buildings thereon standing, situated or
the nor;h idc OF Prospect.IilI street, between
spring and Come streets in said Newport lat,
the homestead Of the said deed.
mor22l. BENZ MUMFORD, Admin.
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Mr. Clifford, the United States Minister, ar
rived at the city Of Mexico on the 3lst Of Jan
uary, and paid hi. official visits TO the heads
Of department on the lst Of February, by
whom he was most courteouSly greeted. The
Authorities have assured Mr.. Clifford that al
Americans travelling to California shall receive
the protection of the Government On the
Goth of February tho city contained some 3oC
CSliornia-bound Americans
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A SMART HEN.-- About eight weeks ago,
Mr.. Wyman, of Nashua, n. II in removing
a ton ofhay, covered up hen under it, A
day or two ago, while removing the hay, he
discovered the hen, still alive. She drank
about a pint of cold water, and then started of
a. lively as ever.
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CoURT or PROBATE,
Newport, holden April ID, 1919.

E. w LAWTON, Guardian of Nancy Stewart
of Newport single woman, presents his Haar-
dlanShip account on said estate for allowance ,
the same is received and referred for consider
alton to a Court of Probate To be holden at the
Town Hall in Newport, on the first Monday 10
May next, at 9 o clock, q. m, and nolIce is or
dered TO be given by advertisement for three
successive weeks in the Herald. OF the
Times, the, all persons Interested may appear
AT said i.me and place and he heard
apl0. B. b ROWLAND, Prob. Clerk.
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0tThe last number Of the Daguerreo,ypo
icon our table, and contains its usual variety
OF solid and useful articles Subscribers can
obtain their numbers at Tilley's Periodical and
Newspaper Depot
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SheriHps Sale.

NEWPORT, s. G.
DY virtue Of an execution issued out Of tho
ID Clerks office of the Court of Common Pleas
in the county of Newport, November term, ISlS,
in favor of Luther T.. Borden, ofTyorton, in said
county, and to me directed and delivered will
sell at public auction to the highcs, bidder, on
Thursday, the l0,h day of May, 1919, at 2o'crk
D. M on the premises all the right, title and inte-
rest that Ward G. Copeland of said town and
county ar resaid, had on the 2lst day of Aug.
A. D., 1913, at a quu ter past one o'clock, =. W.,
the time of the attachment on the original Wrt,
in and to the following real estate in said liver
ton; n certain lot OF land with the buildings
thereon situated on the Eost side of Second street
in sald Tverton. bounded Oh the East and South
hv land Of Richard Durtcc, on the Norh Ivy land
offs, lycs,er Copeland and on the Wcs; hy second
street or however o'hcrwi the aforesaid and at
tachcd premises may h' buucd ard bounded %
80 much thereof as wlll satisiay said execution,
together with cos. and inciirnial expenses.
GEORGE UOWLAND, Deputy Sheriff.
Tiycrton, April 9th, 1919.
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One Of our fathers has actually attained the
venerable age ofTWENTY THREE, The
faculties of his youth still cling to him with
most singular tenacity. - Cincinnati En2uUsr
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MARCH 2lst,
RECENg, ADDITIONS,
James Hammond's
CIRCULATING LIBRARY,

oIo3 The Haunted Nan and tie Ghosts bar
GAIN a fancy ioi Christmas time.
Char'es Dickens, |
1896 Elzabethean Poets, anecdotes of the
Early Painters, EdHCdbg Chambers
1897 Life OF Sir Walta Scott -Corquest of
Mexico, Nc. Edited by Chambers.
516i George st George uiian, the Prince.
II. Coctton,
5765 Lancashire, Witches, romin.c Of Pen
die Forest. By w. IT, AHSw0rf !
1898 Leaves Fom Margaret Smiths Journal
in the Province of Massachusetts Bay
f675-9,
800 Old Judge or Lie in Colony
by J@dge HQiUHyt0H.
5167 Percy or the Old Love, aud the New,
by the author oft the
"Hcn-Pcckcd Husband
j1GS Poor Cousin, a novel by
Ellen Piclcriag,
1899 English and Scotch Proverbs Jim
Crcnin, an Irish tale,
edited by Chambers,
3iO0 The Crusadcs; Moral tales from the
French, -... Chambers,
3iol Treasures of he Earth (Mctallic } The
Magic Flute, rloraltalc
edited by Chambers,
olOl Pearls, and Pearl Fisheries; The Guer-
lila, CHANGERS,
1903 Our Cousins in Ohio, by
Mary Howits,
3l0i Friends and Fortune, moral tale by
Anna IL Drury,
800 Nicaulay's History Of England, from
the accession ofJames ID
577O The Caxtons, family Picture,
l.. !. Pulyvcr,
517l Diamond and the Pearl
By Mrs. Gore,
5772 Midnight Sun a Pilgrimage,
by +. Bremen,
3ioj Raphael or Pagcs'or The book of lite at
twenty Ivy Alphonsc Lamar;inc, |
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Administrators Notice.

THE subscriber has been appointed Admin
istrator on the Estate of
ELIZABETH GARDNER,
late of South Kingstown, decd. All person.
having unsettled accounts with or against said
estate, are requested to settle imme diNtey.
E. r. POTTER, Admir-.
Kingston, April 10, 3w.
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Executors Notice

THE subscribers have been appointed Ex,
ecutors of the WIN of
JEREMIAH N POTTER, ESQ II.
late of Sou.h Kingstown, deed. All persons
indebted to said Estate are requested to settle
imme dlately. 4 II. POTTER. rx,
J.P. ROBINSON, AA'''''''
Kingston, April -, 3w.
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NEWPORT +,

O,tirrotirthe rear rTtNNANrS STA.
.PLE. N HONDtY ct rUFsDAN. me 3oth IN,
of NfiI rri OBJ, lH 10 NJ Va. epl3E
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For Sale.

a tract oflend of IS acres, at the north end 4
'hc Town, BOUNCED on the south 10y Walnut
street, on the west hy 81 street on the cast ny q
street runGIng up On tho west aide oithc com non
hurying around, and on the north by the Dyr,
farm.-o an extra quality for gardens, or bulld
ing lot, will be sold altogether, or in lots to suit
purchasers terms liberal and paymtn,s made
easy. For further particulars, enquire of
JETHRO =. MITCHELL. or
DAVID BuFFUM.
NidllctnMn u Nn "a if
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n5Thc correspondent Of the Baltimore
PaIiot, speaking of the National lntelligenccr
says that the outstanding debts due to that es-
tablishmen, are estimated at SiO0, 900.
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urIt is not a little remarkable as indicating
the progress of our country in population, that
the Senate consists of the same number as the
House of Representatives in the first Con-
gress
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To Let,

TuE COTTAGE in Kay street, now occupied
| by the Rev Henry Jackson, or terms &c.
'rp'yio SAMUEL LN"S.
m'ti5, dSv, 6v.
DOsToN CURED HAMS for sale by
- i~,tQ7 Wv DAVIS s. SON
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nlarinc 1ntelliornee.

WEDNESDAY, April Is.
P ilot boat Josiah Stufgis Cromwell, from a
cruise, reports that on Tuesday she pass
ed schooner from Norfolk, which reported as
she passed that she had laid by the brig Star
of Fail River one day. and it came on gale,
and she was compelled to leave her in sink
ing condition The schooner passed so quick
ly that the pilot boat could obtain no other in
formation.
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Executors Notice

ENeCutOr'S NOtlCo,
THE subscriber has been appointed Execu-
tor of the Will Of -.
HANNAH GARDNER, o..
late of South Kngstown, decd. All persons
having unsettled accounts with or against said
estate are requested to settle them imme.
diatcly. L. Il. POTTER, Executor.
Kingston, April -, 3w.
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Court of Probate, Midjlctown, April 1G, lS49.
NlIE Executors lst account on the estate of
James Chase, late Of Middetown, decd was
presented for examination and allowance.
II is ordered that the came be received and the
consideration thereof referred TO Court of Pro
bate, TO be holden at the Town House in Middle
own, on tho third Monday of May next at |
tclock, p NJ, and that previous notice be given
by publishing copy ofthis order three succ, ssve
weeks in TIE Herald ofthc Times, for all persons
Interested to appear at said time and place and be
heard true copy-witness,
apl9. JOSHUA COGGESUALL Prop Crk
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CoLE2AIsE, Mass, May 30, is4s.
Eeasrs. liovey-l must acknowledge that
my preyious convictions that lieaves could
not be cured, have been entirely changed, for
ia a severe case OF lleaves and bad Cough the
use OF only one box Of your Powders accom-
plished perfect cure, and now, three month,
since, my Horse shows no indications ofiis.
ease, Yours Nc, EDWARD FISH
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Ceaal n Offices.

Court ofProbote, Middle,own, April 10Th, lsi9
A \ instrument in writing, dated the 10Th OF
n December A. d. lsi3, with Codc there
to annexed, dated March H. A. d. lSi9, pur.
porting to be the last Win aud Testament o
Richard X. Randolph, late of Mlddlrtowp, E.a.
dec d., wherein Anna Maria Randolph is nance
ExccutriI thereof, was presented Tor Probate anc
Letters Testanentary thereon
1t is ordered that the same be received and Tho
consi Grafton thereof referred to Court Of Pro
bate to be holden at the Town Horse in Middle
town on the third Monday Of May next, at
o'clock, Z. NJ, and that previous notice be giver
by publishing copy ofths order three successiv,
weeks in the.Rerald Of the Times for all persons
interested to appear at said time and place and be
heard. true copy-witness.
apl9. JOSHUA COGGESHALI., Prob CIk
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1849-08-08

United States Mail Steamship Company, for
California, via ChaGres.
THE new and spacious steamship OHIO, will be
Il despatched on Monday, the 9th of August at
O'Clock, from the pier, foot of Warren street, North
river, under the command Of Lieut.. ]. A. Schenck,
U. s. Navy.
The OHIO is the first of the regular Mail steamers
between New York and Chagres. She will convey
the Government Mails and passengers for the Paci-
fc steamers returning from Panama to California.
The great size, strength, and power of the Ohio,
afloat, being 5000 burthen with superior dou-
BILE engines of 900 horse power each. Passengers
by this ship have the assurance OF safety and speed
not to be felt ON any steamer with single en-
CINE.
The arrangements for the comfort and convent
of the passengers the most liberal scale
in her four spacious saloons and well ventilated
cabins and state combined all the conve-
niences Of a first class hotel.
The Ohio is intended TO be in time for the Pacific
steamer of September.
RATES OF PASSAGE TO CHAGREs.
State Rooms, after Saloons. ...... $50 each.
Parties of three occupying one State
Room in After Saloon. .......... l25 "
State Room, Forward Saloon. lis
Second Cabin, open berth. ........ 100 ="
Storage, berth found with beds, and
mess at separate table. ......... 80
$50 lbs. baggage allowed each passenger.
Passage 20 Havana, $40. Passage to New Or
leans S15.
Freights 10 Cbagres, 10 cents per cubic foot
Do New Orleans, IS cents per cubic foot
All Tickets for passage must be procured at the
Office of the Company.
M. o. ROBERTS,
July 30-d4w lis West street