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NEW-YoRK BY NIGHT AND DAY.
NEW EDITION OF TOM sTAPLETON.
or. 202 Broadway

or, 2O2 BrOadwav
By JOHN M. MOORE, Esq
Price 2j cents.
THE following notice Is taken from the Buffalo Ex-
j press
BooE-That admirable novel, TON stap-.on pu
book form, having sdorr- tie pg OF the
Brother weekly journal Mr. Moore, auor,
cdedy BY placs for himself level viii his eounnan
Lever The and the characte
latie tuiness. II redo-nt ih WI and wlsgey, aai
gives On insight h- and living NeWiok, Nhc enough
cunosty rle the peni up mfh o heruat Tut
upon his pen throughout and where tie rh novelist
Liver the cara'nre Moor within he bounds
PROBABILITY and therefore much Ihe author q
spe'on those who really advantages 20 the
world they ;hey faus aud foles, PANT ,sulr
hold the nature such style at a must be
good humored though reelected Read i, read H. fs
For sale by the cheap Booksellers
myl7 2tis WIN. BURGESS, p Ann-st-
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C0AL.-TlsDALL COAL DEPOT REMOVED
~ Tue old customers Of this yard and The public In gen
are respectfully informed that the business Of the ysrd
nas been removed from 81 Chcrys t 70 and Hoboken
o. ooi Of Canssl and opposite Ciniou Markst whore
descriptions Of Coal eza be hsd Of Lao bss quality and
ensieEs7sprc,s pJls ~
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SUPREME Court or THE UNITED STATS
Washington, Thursday, May ls.-No. ss. Tie
United States rs. William J. Hin ct al.-On q Ger
titicate Of division in opinion between the Judges
OF the Circuit Court Of the United States for Mis-.
sissppi Mr. Justice Daniel delivered the opinion
OF the Court that the motion IN behalf ofthe United
States should have been sustained, and the bill al
complaint a. to them, dismissed No. Io7 The
United States, plaintiffs in error rs. JS Roberts
ct al.-This cause was argued by Mr. Ateos.
ney General Johnson for the plaintiffs in error.
No. 100. State Bank Of Alabama, plaintiff In
error as. H. H. Dalton-This cause was submit
ted to the Court on the record and printed srss.
ments by Mr. Featherston for the plaintiff in error
and by Mr. Adams for the defendants in srror =.
No. lie. H. N. Bayard, plaintiff in error vs j.
Lombard ct al.-The argument of this cause ives
commenced by Mr.. Brewster for the plaintiff in O..
ror, and continued by Mr.. Read for the defendants
in error. Adjourned until to morrow, IL An
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srRINsER AND TOWNSEND,

THIS DAY PUBLISHED, Price shilling, in a neat
cover, No. !, Of their series OF stories from House
hold Words now writing by Charles Dickens Contents
The True Story Of Coal Fire
Lizzie Leigh.
These stories destined TO become exceedingly popular
The Empire City. or New-York By Night and Day By
George Lppsrd, Esq Author Of Washington and his
Generals" memoirs Of Preacher" &c. Price q cents
The fidelity OF the social pictures portrayed In this book
will challenge the surpassed admiration Of thousands Of
readers M Hppsrd Is not unknown TO fame in depth Of
thought force ofangusge and that OF purpose
which the meaning writer he may be said TO stand
distinct among his American cOtemporsres He has
troops Of readers of whom will be grafed by
The perussl of this. his new work
The Robbers. BY Schner-25 cents. The first and only
complete translation In the English tongue. With valuable
fooino,es explanatory OF the Teuonc phrases idom
proverbs STRINGER & TOWNSEND,
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GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
lime NUABER-

GODEY'S LADY'S BOOK.
JUNE NUMBER
V,HIs DAY PUBLISHED-Contaning The following
i SPLENDID EMBELLISHMENTS
l. Blue aud Black Eyes.
2 Fresh Salt
s. Anything Over To-day.
4 VIII He Never Come
s Summer Pastimes.
g. do. do.
T. June Walking and Riding Dresses
9, O. 10. Costumes OF al Hstons
ii. Spring Bonnets
H. Is. Cage Birds
II. IS Model Cottages
l6. Lsdy's Workable BsSkeu
II. Termination of Acorns.
49, Music: A New Song.
Beside the above this splendid Number contains articles
from our best suihors
Terms-S3 per in advance single copies q cents.
For sale By II LONG BROTHER, 81 Ann-sti
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JUST pUBLIsHED.

A DEFENSE or PARTICULAR REDEMPTION,
= The Views Of Andrew Fuller ON the Atone.
ai ny wiham Rushion Of Liverpool Price p cent?
"a Ss0soys Everlasting Task for Arminians Price
an Va sehool Authors IN opposition TO the mod
nn ~ 1870 INVENTIONS o. men, and In defense OF salys.
mvie Sts J. AFFORD,
bookeellef. l62 RoHerY. N Y
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sAII.s. AWNTNGs. TENTS. Ao

n NWl1ANMAN q FAh1SEN1S OALCINEO SO-
" LUTON % preserve al kinds Of articles made Of can
va eoa OF hemp elohs thai are exposed TO the weas
nrey water proof Goods prepared with The Cacined So
hnon altered In their appearance and wu retain
lher original color long ~ they last The saoscrbes
have used s solution for Two years awnings and sails
and have sever found it fail N any one Instance and now
ser The pubic the most reasonable terms AWE
taks ssis ra and all kinds OF caavass Guees, made 10
oraer u The shortest notice.
PARlsEN 4 CRosSMAN. cor. Pearls. and Broadway
n Old swn.ngs II nos spotted, preserved a. we. y
new mylS t1s
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oHRISTY'S n1INSTRELS,

MECHANICS HALL,
MO 472 BROADWAY. between Grand and Brcoms su
lN-OPEN EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK
The original and welLknown
CHRISTYs ETHIOPIAN OPERA TROUPE
The frat established and Oldest organized band In the
world comprising company OF twelve performers, Rder
the direction Of T. r. Christy They viii have the bnor
OF giving their original and nimtabe entertainments every
night until further notice.
Admission IS Doors open at :, Concsr. will CON-
mence al o'clock
An afternoon concert on Saturday. commencing at 5
O'Clock Pm mylS Gus
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EXTRA DRRP and usual deep Gold Lssf Cola
ETol Ac oopssnly on hand and FOR sale by
NV. WALLER, cor. Willisu and Spruce s,s
CARD. W. w. msnafaetures extra deep LEAF o.
ssPsuor reahs qualify and Of uniform color and Asviur
inasased facilities for manufacturing, Dow enabled 10
supplJ I'll Ina, may desre good article portion OF Tie
essn eflh city undo 70 respectfully solicited con6dsut Of
- setnS 70 6 IL ordeS ssrscsycd aat 70 kve ssrsfAc.
VAN oery respect myis lwts'
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no. 10 GREAT MECHANICAL DICTIONARY.
d, APPLETON g. CO.
PUBLISH on SATURDAY

PUBLISH on SATURDAY
MO. 10, containing $50 Illustrations Phc- q ceai,.
lNDiCuonary OF Mechanics Machinery Engine Work
and Engineering. Edited by Oliver Byrne
Among the subjects and illustrations In this No. will be
found:
Electric Light Electric Clock, ElscroMeisllurgy, Elec.
roMotve Engine Electro Magnetic Ore Separator Ele-
vatoTs Elevator, Elipograph Enclosing Machine, En-
bankmenis Engines "details OF very deliberately illus
trated
We unhesagy commend the tho.e engaged
ested mechanical seuthe pursuits, emn-nty worthy Of
their e1smua.' oa and study lIroy Budget
~ the vard wats Of mechanical ami
turing industry eng nesrng will ih treasure which
viii be profit po.sess. myl7 Zisl Troy Daily Wig
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SCHOOLS.
PROFESSOR Won HEERINGENS
-cxrav NnNc VI a T0RX

PROFESSOR Won HEERINGENs
MUSICAL NSERVAToRY,
81 Broadway opposite City bathrooms II and II I'd door
FREE SCHOOL for Instruction IN fIsno ouI'aI
"A Harp Violin and Vocal Music Instruction given In
he old or new system Of notation or boh at the pleasure
OF The pupil Terms In clssses per month only foi use
OF private lessons SIS per quarter OF "A les
ssnees myl4 isn
ILL SCHOOLS, Colleges Families and Teachers,
Awil ind their interest greatly promoted by taxing ana
carefully reading the advertisements In the New-fork
Daily Tribune paper Of wild circulation, and contain
M mors educational matter and scholastic intelligence
asn sny other paper. Z. II. WILCOX, Proprietor
myls1ts OF the u. s. School Agency, 295 Broadway.
MRS. CARROLL's SCHOOL win open on
Kondsy May 10th, 81 2l8 West Fourseenth-st between
E,ghih Ana Ninth ava mis- ST.
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pArEk MILL FOR sALE-for sale, Paper
~ Nevon Lower fals. containing SIX engines
with rheipss fs,ent Washers; driven by one tub wheel
ard one lfoa ilsene wheel Also large pulp dranerh
bceeh taos &s ersiefs and clusters Steam boiler, s. feet
long, 70 10 disnesrs o1e e. inch fourdriner machine
with sssam driycs and two trshing csendsrs and all
Also largo Soek Hoase, ara goos sortnS OF wa.er
within few feet OF De min
The hill situated neE Re Lower Falls Depo, Of he
ron. Il 10 turning cot lkee e1srny Of paper and 10 In
good md copelo running order yos erms apply TO the
Subscribed, =. the mil, or 70 JONES 4 WHEEI-
WRIGHT cor Water and Devoushtrs "a b FARLEss
Newton. Lower Fals, April ls, is5s. mys sdsWedks
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TALBOT AND VERNON.
ONE VOLUME l2mo-CLOTH AND PAPER

I,HE authors style sprht and engSgnshs power Of de-
il scrpton great n. Y. Commercial
No reader thInk-ceany critical reader-can fail to be
the and the style the and
ure the k sketches and the freshness
ard beauty offs descriptions OF scenery Washington X public.
We have met with nothing more promising recent literature
Home Journal
The author Of this story close Of the ofhe
world that admiration VIII be aroused those who
read this book Phia City Items.
WASHINGTON ALLSTONS WRITINGS Edited
by r. II. Dana, Jr. vol limo.
WOMANS WHIMs. By the author Of Pcciola Price
81 cents BAKER x SCRIBNER,
myl8 3us So Park Row and las Nassau-st
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THE ERA

OF TOMORROW, SUNDAY, MAYlo
WILL contain reading matter than any other Sun.
w day paper in the city. Among The contents win be
found
THE WRECK poem, by Henry VIM Herbert.
"THE NUN OF MoRE7" translated from the French,
for "The Era"
THE NARRAGANsErTs VENGEANCE by II.
w. Herber.
GABRIELLE DE BELLEIsLEp from the French o!
Dumas. This 10 the story from which the play OF "THE
DUKES WAGER" 10 taken.
"THE MANAGEMENT OF Dogs BY "Dinks,s the
beet sporting writer in America
THE FALL OF MlsSOLONGHI," tale Of The Greek
War
"THE HAUNTED HOUSE, an Arkansas Sketch.
1.-THE KEEPSAKE" an interesting story
EDITORiALS-The Cuban Msrauders Pswnbroker
Robbery Lstes News from the Coney Island Expedition
Frank foresters Sporting Record Peculsrres Of Char
acler Thestricss, and al other subjects OF the day
Fer sale BY oil the Newtmen In the city and vicinity
PRICE, THREE CENTS. 81 ayear.
ATWOOD, LARKIN 4 co.
myShr Ofice % Spruce-st NY
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ALL THE MAGAZINES FOR JUNE,
DEWITT DAVEHP0RT'S.
AGENCY FOR THE PHILADELPHIA MAGAZINES.
CARTAINs UNION MAGAZINE-A Tos, splendid
Snumbef. Price Is cts
GRAHAks MAGAZlNE-Very beautiful Price 25 cts.
LADY'S B0OK-An elegant number. Phcs 25 cts.
THE LADIES' NATIONAL-A mott beautiful and
cheap Magazine. Only 81 per year; 1871 cts per No.
DEWITT L DAVENPORT,
mls II Tribune Buildings, Nssssu-st.
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n.RGAINs In WATCHRs.-Eor .sle

* e6esp, God Lever Hunting Walcn, / Cold Lever
r. Chrononeler Balance, plain Cod Lever. 2 Gold
49, Arehors Q! first quality, and worthy lie attention
:. '.1ehssers, ~ hey will BE sold very low.
" l. JONES, 50 Ann-sl "a soor
Cab sdySE6es or meEskandise and persoos properly OF
al kizd. myis
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PUBLISHED THIS DAY.
pnr arrx n HJnEn,c rxy0pu

PUBLISHED THIS DAY
PROF. ALEXANDER'S WORK
NNTHE PSALMS-The first volume of the Psalms
Ouansaied and explained by j. A. Alexander Professor
In the Theological Seminary, Princeton N j. Price 81 %
Thss explanatory work, designed to sssst Students
Ministers and other teachers In ascersinng the precise
sense OF the inspired text with view personal and pub
lie instruction, by Of translation psraphrase and
comment with lille waste OF words possible without
any minute history OF the Interpretation Of differ
eni opinions and without attempting foresta the doc
na practical be made OF the book by that class
Of readers for whom 1t is specially intended.
BAKER 4 SCRIBNER
myl8Sns Sc Park Row, and lt5 Nasssus
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REMOVAL
LANES. REEpE & co.

10000 WINDOW SHADES,
or EVERY DESCRIPTION,
WhoLhsALE AND RETAIL ii great bargains In
lo1 % san purchasers, nom q. up, Al ass Pearl,
doors ffsm CssshAnsa frnmings osmbrics &c for the
nsde. w. o. jerks
Az imis< Importer and Manufacture
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AUCTION SALES.

(ARD.-NEW AUCTION ESTABLISHMENT =
~ BALDWIN GARDINER fHte OF 8srdiBers Furnish
rs "IehoGsel having beer appointed an Aaenoneet mas
Asn me Spacious room on the second floor o. no sf
building No. $50 Broadway, corner OF Anlhonyst aeiy
occupied IS mnssun, for his ssles-room.
H. GARDENERS long and thorough acquaintance WIN
every description Of goods embraced in the uuneroos
bfsneEes o. his ae extensive decorative furnishing ware
house induces hin 10 offer his services he n '1ds a'd
the public particularly N ia disposal OF goods By
auction comprised In the above Inca such as silver and
pAied ware cutlery Japanery snd Other Sheffield and BIZ
unghsm msnuiacliIes. Also China and glassware, mir
rors cerpeng upholstery rich cabinet furniture hronzes
paintings pAnos siansry, and all ether kinds Of E1glish
rlench 1efran I,siAo and Cniness fsacy Articles In
Mr. GARDINER Will attend personally and slperirisrd
Al sneon al genteel private residences or will receive IL
Tor sale al his Long Room and fees confident hal be
give entire saEsfAcuon to owners
Stocks in trade and manufacturers stocks TO be sod
eueuon VIII aso receive his particular attention he re-
sP.eIuly soles from bra friends and the public, tri
forthwith. strictly IN all cases. my7 tbs
T. COTTON Auctoneer
T. COTTON will sell. THIS DAY, Saturday, at the
Il auction rooms - Bsekman and 80 Ann-st large
s0rnen o. good and secondhand furninre consist
ing II part OF sofas, mahogany chairs divans oonans
dress and plain bureaus French bedseads rockers marble
top center card and pier tables dining and tables look
ingglasses wsshstsnds sosr and hs lamps gsndoles,
hreepy and ingram carpets ocoths feather beds mat
esses abe cutlery kitchen furniture, Also large lot
81 crocsery AID elssiware from dealer aud must be
closed NJ wihoni Also several tubs OF cutter
also secondhand piano fories good gold watches i
leweIeo also splendid demssk window curtains. Toe
SAFE VIII be positive, without regard oTesther myS II
Mp kIMBALL, Aucuoneer
HOUGH q kIMBALL-THIS DAY a 10 o'clk
In !, beekmsH-st general assortment OF new and
furniture consisting in part OF SOFIA buresu
oedsteeds carpets chairs mating riss ookne
gasses Tampa hat stands china, crockery kchen far
tuIo, &C. Salo posnve' rain or shine myle its
J. HEGEMAN. Aucuoneer
THIS DAY, SATURDAY, MAY IL st II och.
Am precisely, q the sales ROOM 1911 Washington-s
alarge and general variety Of good furniture being Ina
koof Of hs ,f Xix
sold for want Of time together with any quantity of frn
ture Iot on the catalogue myls IT.
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NJEEN FUN, the celebrated Chinese ssin Powder for
NlreGorng, identifying and preserving the complexion
rendering The akin decstey white, smooth and so Iay-
eers and residents In warm cnaes exposed 10 ue encs
vsfing influence Of tropical beats wi when ne sam BE-
comes moist and hestsd expeencs ineonceysbs eomfon
BY resorng this cosmetic, VIII both allsy and everf
deterioration srd eosrsenesa Retail BY drsSxiss. Ms
HAYS Fufou-s.. Who.esale By the propnseoft
uyts I1s- 4 d. HOBBS. ta Wune8&
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INSURANCE.

EAGLE LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL, 100000
Corpoydtoys:
John McChain, Lewis Hslock, VIM A. Wheeler,
Samuel Perry, John B. Kitchrg y: W. Durham,
sieph H. Pierson, John Young, VIM. =. Plat
7; mnen, Jr. ST. Jones, Moses A. Hoppoek.
H. NJ Morris C.v B. Ostrandsr.
DOCKS OF SUBSCRIPTION 10 the capital stock OF this
DCompsny will be open ct the Office Of the Eagle Life
and Health Insurance Co. 40 Wast Monday, the 9th
day Of May, and will be kept open daily until the whole
capital Is subscribed.
Ten per be paid subscription, and the balance
STEPHEN n. PIERSON,)
ARCHIBALD RUSSELL, Commissioners.
SAML LONGSTREET, } myi6 isH
NORTH RIVER INSURANCE COMPANY,
Office l92 0reenwich-st
CAPITAL $35O,O0O.
THIS COMPANY continues TO insure against loss or
i damage by Ere on favorable terms
PETER r. WARNER President
JOHN HEcEaAS, Secretary as lmis
MANHATTAN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
CAPITAL-$lO0,0OO.
DOCKS OF SUBSCRIPTION to the capital stock
Dof this Company will be open al the Office OF the Git
zen's Fire Insurance Company, 81 Wallst Tuesday
18th MAY and will be kept open from IL o'clock A. NJ TO
O'Clock NJ daily, until the whole capital subscribed
Ten per cent TO be paid subscription, and the balance
when required, ofwhich ten days notice will be given.
COMMISSIONERS
HYNDERT VAN SCHAICK
EDWIN d. MORGAN
EDWIN J. BROWN
AMBROSE G. kINGSLAHO,
sILAs C. HERRING.
myll tits ALONZO A. ALVORD.
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oRAHAnf'S MAGAZINE
VIII be Published on
sATuRDAY MORNING.

VIII be Published on
SATURDAY MORNING.
EcLIraSG conPSTirion.
V,HE JUNE NUMBER contains Original articles
FROM
r. w LossrELLow GRACE GREEnwooD.
y P WBIPPLE, VIRGINIA L.. SnfrH
r. BUCHANAN READ SARAH H. WHITMAN
Go ID. PRENTICE, r. e.. r.
Rev. J. N DASToRTH, ANEW CorsTfsvrsh,
r. c. MooRHEAD MISS ANNA DUvAL,
HENRY w. HERBERT, MRS T. J. EAMEs,
Wm H. C. HosaER, ANNIE DRiNKEH,
HENRY B. HiRsT Miss M. J. WirDLK.
JAMES 8. WALLACE, J. w. WALL,
II. X. BEssER, u. 81 THOMAS s. DosoaU,
Ws. p. BRANNAs, WIN. M BRIGGS
r. J. De CoRpovA, r.. BARRIcK.
ORIGINAL STEEL ESGRAvIsGs.
The Queen Of the Woods-A line and stippe by Tucker
The Jolly Ride-A mezzotint and sipple by Butler.
Monthly Fashions-Copy Of Paris Plate, colored.
The Smoker-Desgned by Dallas, engraved by Brightly.
Buens vists-Designed by Dallas engraved by Brightly
sssFishng-Desgned by Dallas engraved by Brightly.
Gold Fisb-Desgned by II. A. Stevens engraved by
Brightly.
MUMc.-The Melodies OF Many Lands--Words by
Charles Jeferes Music by Charles w. Glover.
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THE CHEAPEST AND BEST or THE
50 MAGAZINES
PETERS0N'S MAGAZINE.
JUNE, 1880.
EULL PAGE ORIGINAL EMBELLISHMENTS
Ne Edith, superb mezzotint engraved expressly
for by j. d Gross illustrate Clara Moretons tale
No. H. Fashions for June from ps!terns received In i'd
vance engraved by Siurdevas. and colored Ia mode
No Ill. The Harvs Field, an appropriate engraving
for the month executed by W. r. Watson for u.s. bis best
style.
No. Nv. TIE Gpsies' Feast, spirited engraving. by c.
Y. Hnckley, copied from picture OF high merit.
ORIGINAL CONTRIBUTORS THE JUNE NUMBER
Mrs Ann s. Stephens, Mrs. Clara Moreton,
Mrs Mary Fitch, Mrs s. Smith,
Mrs Catharine Allan, Mira Z. +. Newton
Mrs s. NJ. Clarke, Miss Cflon May,
Miss Ellen Ashton. Miss Emily Grardier,
Anew contributor, the author Richard Coe, Jr.
of 1.-THE Valley Farm" II. ]. Beyerle, MD
Miss Ella Rodman, Henry Morforc,
Miss Jane Gay, Charles j. Peterson,
Miss Emily Hermann, Henry II. Paul
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NEw-YORK AND GRERN-

G~ NEW.YORk AND GREEN
49, a WOOD LINE OF SrAGES-Persons
wishing 20 visit Greenwood Cemetery,
by zxng any Of the South Very Stages in NewYork and
crossing the Hsn1on-ayenue Ferry, foot u Whehalst
viii find Stages always ready 10 convey ihsm 10 Green
wosd BY the shortest and nost pleasant Fare ouy
sea lmylT lmis' CARLOS CAME L co.
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CALIFORNIA.
$1se THROUGH LINE TO CALIFOR.
&&Rs.H, MIA VIA CHAGREs-CARRYING THE U

scse THROUGH LINE TO CALIFOR-
&&RMcNIA VIA CHAGREs-CARRYING THE U.
g. MAIL-Tuesday, May %, at O'Clock, Pm.
from the pier foot Of Wsrren-s ~ r. The new and eIe.
giant doubleengine steamship OHIO Lieut. j. r. schenck
L. s. H. commander will be dispatched as above with the
Government Mails for the West Indies the Pacific The
books open for passage to Charleston Savannah
Havana Orleans and Chsgres and for through tickets
San Francisco To through tickets early appca-
ton must be made, only small number remain unea-
gagged An experienced surgeon s attached the Ohio
The accommodations fer passengers OF each class
surpassed by any steamship aioat The passengers for
Chsgres are transferred Havana superior double
engine steamship FALCON and proceed from Havana d.
rect TO Chsgrea
RATES or PASSAGE FROM SEw.YoRx TO cHAGREs
stse-room berth.
Standee berth. 30
Storage do-found bed and separate table,. .... 50
RATES OF PASSAGE FROM PANAMA TO SAN FRANCISCO
Stae-room berth.
steersge berth-found bed and separate table,. $50
RATES OF PASSAGE TO HAvAsA-To sEw.osLEASs
Staie-room berths. SIS
Standee forward csbin....... 50 50
Storage found bed and board IS %
Freight to New.Oresns viii be taken IS cents per
bic foot The bills Of adng must al be signed board
the vessel the day before sailing For freight or passage
apply to [myl6 t2sisI NJ o. ROBERTS, lls Wss,st
$SFs ADAMS a. CO.'S CALIFORNIA
= kSPAcKAGE EXPRESS, PER STEAMER
EMPIRE CITY, ON MONDAY, 20th INsT.--we shall
dispatch next Express above by tho EN-
PRE- CITY, Capt ID. Wilson, for Chagres direct on
Monday, the 10th inst o'clock p NJ. through San
francisco In charge Of Special Messenger
No Freight received ser u O'Clock Of the day OF sailing
Consignees will please have their invoices duly certified
a the Custom House. and handed In TO Office for
mission with the goods
mls 2iiss ADAMS l. co. lG and 10 wsil-si