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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
IMPROVE YOUR EE Es
II WEE, OPTIUI AN,
EfECr pgpE C,r Fiji,

MOSf REgPECTFULLY Informs the
CSASif@-1, cdze1s II New YORK and The pubiic Ia
X - general hat h9 hiss 1catsd hulse In ms
Ctg at S7 Bru5d for the last eight years where may
he found large and complete sqsoren Spectacles and
Eve Glasses IN gold silver and steel ifamas.
b. w. would remind the public To Tnom ne 10 par.
v kron By bis enpua Visits Saratoga Sprngs for me
ss xteen years that By his knowledge ofks pica SCI
euce ia enabled determine the Glasses suitable for any
eve Persona with weak eyes can De supplied WIN gsSSea
which viii greatly benefit gnd rot strain The sghl
PARTICULAR attention Is called TO new eye o!
Ground Glsss (Which will answer beth for reaalng OF ~
Ing a distance Of hs finest dnt which, through tael
Ish polish ground produce me "a s s ana
mon the eye for preserving ard Improving the sight In
Continued writing ard rezdirg r., ..
sotsghied persons and These operated upon for cats
i'I Fs inse1ts view Giasses Of superior quality IN cid
frames and solcis The patronage Of al IN wait ofhi ar
He srrsnla s specaces purchased OF him TO sait tee
sFh for five years charge tie glAssea ~leno ezra
chfrge. ~ -
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GoLLIHs's l.
Ear America
oryAnp L1sg--Sa'L' .Ir0a. b'rerl
Ror Europe.
CuNARD LINE-F o. Ltssi
pur Hresnen.


OCEAN gTEAN NAVIGATION Co&fsAI o :,
n,,,,, csnt Cn.pr.r....- from New Yors Mon OCT u
lsHiE GToN Capt From S.w y yori ~ - be- be- 20
WERE AfE Capt CRARTHES.--- '""' 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

saA FOY SALE OR EXCHANGE for city pro-.
eSs perry deig hully situated country seat or farm OF
-S1s over ty acres landing on the Hudson River
81 n,lIee rom New. York Good land improvements
erma for which and further particulars apply
~ ohtrnnib at sl3 lmeod*
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FOR SALE.

~
80 ~ lor sse her Tanner a Ny atu rck N ):
& wiz CUR, IN gth ~ and Patsnt-eah,r Factory on
the nt.nes This ia1nsry has al the a.ssi Improve
n EMS and ample power, driving 6ark AID nlinR
pstun5ly Of bsk is abundant and a vicinity to New
Yotk and Phsdsipbia fenders It EdGfaby adapted f'r
ta5nn The W bsr kind Of leather, or fo other msnu4c
iUrtrp pnIposes 10 which II might ea be coaTerel It
viii be Ecid low End upon essy terms Ap2ly TO
WIN n & r. STOUT, 81 Ferrg.sL OF to
.2o2a+ '0fi-' New Bunswict, n. J.
d. MILL FOR sALE.-A plaster and grist-Enill in
ki;" the Town of Greenwich Conn with three run OF
stones all in good running order with hrst.rate run
o d ON nc landing and within one hours ride of the
city; also within fifty rods OF the Cos Coz brldse oiuon
ON the New York and ewHaven Railroad vessels can
law side Of the min to load and unload, and freight taken
very low by the soops that run from the place 10 e c
ar 4e 1 Is nf V be sold at bargain and only part
the purchase money will be wanted down Address OF
call on the subscriber at the MI N qFeenw tn
sI1 2w4 Dr. R. J. BUSH 81 Barclay-st
"a Az PRIVATE sALE.-on M4dison square D.
ss The bouse and lot situated on hadlson.nVenqe 20
tive en- twenty fifth and twenty Dix h ss OPP 2osite Tue
Squgye The house 10 % feet 'front.' and 49 feet In dep9
with extension OF 10 inches On the rsar 10. en col
water end gas the house with wa6r CLOSETS ana
bsh room on second story marble tells with hnd
scme CRATES; green bnda on eli The wndoWs having pise
glsss n frolt paror ana basement
Also, the adj ming lot may be bad II desired
For terms ard forther psItGnsrs apply to v.,.
~ AT PRIVATE SALE 2 Desirable ouI1los tos'
SS$ situated on the eide OF Thriyffh 81 bstwsen
H% Broadway and Bevenh-Rvenue commencing Us feet
eea of seveEh eysue also one o directly IN rear oine
above on the north side OF Thty f9nn 81 9 iee cas- OF
gevenih avene said lots being each IN size . f-eaoni
end by hAfthe block in depth For terms and further
particulars OF The above, apply 10
ANTHONY ]. BLEECKER, Auctioneer,
ala Ivy Sroedst
o. COUNTRY SEAT AND FAR1I FOR SALE.
E in Hudson County, Jersey fifth house north OF
the Turnpike Bridge on the east side ofthe river oppo.
site Newark containing about fifteen acres in the highest
state fculyaton Large house. barns coach ice boat and
summer houses garden and lawn About acres filed with
of box and Strawberry all in good order Price including
stock of horses cows farming tools and 20 tns Of hay
au24 I'm THOMAS YOUNG, or on the premises
1r.z FOH SATF-A desirable country residence in the
;I town of Wilton, Conn. about 4. miles from Norwak,
ELLA and about hours ride on the Newliayen talroad
It consists of acre ofgood land and surrounded with shrub
berry The house is in good order Iii on the Danbqry
road and will be sold low the subscriber has no use !or
if Inrnre Of GAUNT & DERRI DICKSON,
ie14 r. 59 Soutiist
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sasa HUDSON RIVER sKTES-For Esle, al Tar.
W rlovn number of the most eEble pola for b2i d.
RsAD Ing on the uudson River conai1ng ftom to 70
acres Isypg Qe vew Of the river fJr so or 40 miles,
and within ten mnueu walk OF the railroad dep6t ard
steamboat landing For particular inquire OF u FElR
SsnI,TtcIyn sEnt ~ sig lw*
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NEW GOODS.


81 FULToN-sT. AND 1872 BoWERY.
50 WE CAN MAKE 1T THE INTEREST ofthose
IN who wish the above goods tby arrangements
S q in Europe and the manufactures here, OF getting
goods from first hands,l make their purchases at
eitfcr sfore-S7 Fulton or 1872 Bowery.
Cod Watches by Cooper, Tobias. Beesley and others
Gold Patent Lever Watches, full jeweed
Gold Watches low as $50
Gold Patent Lever Watches for ladies'.
Gold Chains new article the Chatean, for ladies'
Silver Patent Levers SD
God Wedding Rings made expressly for that purpose
Gold Lockets like watches open both sides,
Silver Tea Sets Forks, Spoons Ladies', &c.
Silver Ware the pride of our business and we are de-
temined keep the reputation OF selling all OF our silver
equal to dollars and thai our warranted standard
Our RULE-All goods warranted US represenled each
article, the price marked in plain figures One price and
cash only. jyl0 Smeod
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

sssY FARM FOR SALE-The subscriber offers forsale
z lis farm containing l6 ofland 1t is handsomely
- located p miles south of Caldwell mt the township Of
large new wo-stoy house and good farm buildings the
land good order and suitably divided into wood, mea-
fun bearing and others in state of orwardness TO-
geher with apple orchard of six acres Onehal of the
purchase money can remain on bond and mortgage For
particulars inquire of BENJAMIN MOONEY, If Platt-st.
New-York or TO the subscriber upon the premises.
all29 linz JAMES JARRETT Jr
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asC4IiP0ENIA B0OGs --Yhe &erchants'
nd WineTs' B5oi-E L Bushnell 2 Fsrry-si.
hss rogg Tesdy 6 variety OF Soo,1 for tho California
1asrkel 10 which 30 would call iho attention Of ohps
n sslerE rs IA able 10 supply promptly any
/ his 10 1867 tlyss u .b5 rgdi material aud pEoparY
liz A:esehln'z Boot . just hs thing Tor asa sf%d-
10 "a g. l. bushnell, Fe.ry It,
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TRAVELLING.


.sf>sss UNITED STATES NAIL LlSB
SgaIzl4a5raa FROM CHARLESTON TO HAVANA ' IA
SAVANNAH AND KEY VTEST,-'The spien'
did steamship ISABEL Loco inns bnrden comnandeo ny
Capt William Rollins VIII her regular tri3s IN
Monday Oct l. and sail regularly from Charleston fof
Havana on the Isl and 18th Of each month ard roR baHs'
re to Charleston on the 9Th and I'D
From Charleston and Savannah To Havana, $40.
From Charleston and Savannah 10 Key West $50
For particulars, apply 10
SPOFFORD, TILESTON & CO IS South-st
in Charleston to NJ C. MORECAL
Agents in Havana, DRAKE, BROTHERS L co.
Passengers leaving Havana by this ship reach Bali
more By de land route the fifth day or by meeting the
steamer Southerner reach New York in same tina "
,>ac-5se NETWORK AND CHARLESTON
$rNEEiS STEAM PACKET LINE-NEw. ARRANGE
haEa4asa-4=a MENT.-The steamship UTHERNER, Capt
NJ Berry, having been thoroughly oyerhaued and fitted
with New boilers &c viii resume her trips on the l4t of
September and continue TO run follows:
From ~ York Charleston From Charleston TO A. York
saturday Sept il, P. NJ Thursday, September lls
s MsaaeSGaS Oct 3 Th Dn9ds October .
Wednesday, Is 4 Monday q
Saturday, 26, Thursday 81
wednesday,, Nov6, 4 Monday November II
Saturday le, = Thursday p
Consignees particularly requested to attend to the
receipt OF their goods Immediately after arrival
Passage $25 No passage secured until paid for.
For freight apply on board OF Pier No North RIVER and
for passage TO SP0FFORD, TILESTON < co.
ai30 48 Suuth-st
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rup ooEAn STEAMERS.
Rnr Europe.

UEITEp STATES MAIL 51EAmEFss
soIi,Es,s IdNE--SdfLs t,0s. Nsto- D ara g. -
9Acrc..-- Capt s Ea %, II
ATLANTIC ....- Capt WEs7.-.---. f"' i>''F'
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FOR EUROPE.


Ietshs UNITED STATES MAILS TEAM
GStiEE y ERS BETWEEN NEW-YOR ND Ii ' Elk
sezsa&z77a POOI-The ships composing the line are the
ATLANTIC Captain VEST
PACIFIC, Captain Nye
ARCTIC, Captain Luce;
BALTIC, Captain Conistocki
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton
These ships having been built by contract expressly lor
Government service every care has been heI con-
st,lcon as also in their engines 20 insure strength a1
md and passengers are unequai-
ed for elegance or comfort 800
Price of passage from NewYork to Liverpool $780, ex'
elusive use of extra size stae-roons, $50
An experienced surgeon will be attached to eacA snip
No berth can be secured until paid for
For freight or passage apply to 80 - WV,
EDWARD X. COLLINS, 50 Wal-st
orto BROWN, SIMPLIFY 4 CO Liverpool
TIE Pacific Will leuye Liverpool Sept II, 1890
The Atlantic will leave Liverpool sept =, 1917
The Pacific VIII leave New-York Sept. %, 1880
TIE Pacific VIII leave Liverpool Oct IT, 1900
The Atlantic viii leave Neg-York Oct Y, lou.
the Atlantic will leave Liverpool Oct 3d. 1880
The owners of these ships viii be accountable Tor go
silver bullion specie iewelry, precious stones or metals
unless bills ofadng signed therefor and the Yae tnefe
CT therein expressed -. IL. ITO
steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced Jyo
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yrs.rr.. r...szz.Esssszzz7 NEY-Y YORK AND NEW-mA-

40 ss5sslVENRAILRoAD-ons AFTER We'd
uesday, Aprl2 the following trains
will leave the Csnns Station broadway. Passen-
gers also received at the NewYork and Harlem Railroad
Office, Twenty-seyenthst
l. Accommodation Train OF 10 Am. for NeW-itochelle.
Mamaroneck Rye Port Chester Greenwich Stamford Da-
rien Norwak Westport, Southport, Fairfield Bridgeport
Srstford Milford and New-HaYen. Passengers from the
stations for Albany and the stations on the
md Naupauck Railroads will take this train and stop az
Bridgeport Passengersfrom aySaons for Boston, froT-
dence Worcester Hartford Springfield and Connecticut
River Railroads. viii take THIS Tram una JON EApieSs 1fo
Fxpress Train at O'Clock, AM. for Stanford Bridge
port Albany and Housatonic Railroads, NewH Haven Hart
ford Springfield and Connecticut river huiroad "ofcea-
ter Providence and Boston.
g. Accommodation Train at AN for New Haven and IN
tenediate Staons Hampden Cheshire Soutngor Plain
vile Pennington Avon, Tarffyle and Collinsyie, Mid
detown Hartford and Springfield
A. Express Train ats NJ for Stamford NorWalk BRIDGE
mort and Housaonc and Naugatuck Railroads. New EaYens
and Stations the Canal Railroad, Hartford Sprng1eds
Worcester and Boston.
s. Accommodation Train at NJ for New Haven and al
the intermediate Stations. III.
G. Communication Train al 90 M Tor bridgeport aLo ~
e' i''oi''' TRAINS TO NETWORK
! Communication Train at 45 AN from Bridgeport stoP-
ming nj all the Intermediate statono. =,
3 Accommodation Train at Is AN. for New-Haven,
sioppng a. all intermediate Stations receiving PASSENGERS
from Naugatuck Railroad at BrdgepoiI
q INSTRUMENTATION Train at 50 AN from New Haven,
stonDnp at all intermediate Stations RECEIVING passengers
from Hartford and New Haven, Canal Railroad and Naug
nress Train at 10 P 81 Tin connection with the Ex
press Train from Boston, from New Haven, stopping at
Bridgeport Stamford receiving passengers from the
Housatopic Railroad at Bridgeport
s Accommodation Train al 80 P NJ. receiyng passeu-
gers from the Accommodation Tran rom Boston] tFom
New-HaYen stopping ut all Intermediate Stations
g. Express Tran 81 10 P9l Tor III connection WIN b1
press Train from Boston stopping at Bridgeport Nor@ak
and Stamford, arriving IN New-York at IL 80 NJ Evening
Train from Piseid connects with this Train at Bridgeport
Passengers are requested TO procure tickets before taxing
seats in tle Cars. fc50 til Il. B. MASON Supt
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EXCURSIONS.

eWvga r. FOR SHREWSBURY, LONG
BRANGH Ocean G44 2 House I, Port 4 W NLa5s
DOCKS. (Nfiddetownj HIGHLAND DOCK, when Prac--
ticable J AND RED BANK.-The wel-kno steamboat
JOHN HART, Capt. A H. Haggery Will leave west slde
of Peck-slip Pier, East River, as follows
LEAVE NEW-YoRK, LEAVE SHREWsaURy, =,
Monday Sept. I6 IL A, NJ Monday sept H. T. NJ
Tuesday,. = l7..1l Tuesday,. : H." -
Wednesday, I8..12 M "Wednesday IT,. y
Thursday. - 49,. A M Thursday. p" ~.
Friday - 90. 6 - Friday -. - ~. .
Saturday :. 2I.. II - Saturday - 81. 81 -
Sunday :. 22.. :. Sunday. - z, = =,
Monday -. - g.. - Monday. e.. u a. NJ
Tuesday. - a.. g a. Tuesday. 2l..!0
Wednesday, 25.. = Wednesday, . .lof "
Thursday, g &C.. . Thursday. - %. ~ "
Friday '' a.. u =. friday -. - IL
Saturday :. 28..12 NJ. Monday... - 30..l0t
TUESDAY Oct Ill A. NJ Tuesday Oct. l.. q NJ.
An persons are forbid trusting the above boat on account
of the owners.
N. B.-No freight taken on Sundays except penshaOle
81 1mE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

&gA TO PHYSICIANS "A rare opportunity for
young physician or one that desires good practice
ply scan who 10 deairous OF retiring from The pro-
esson offers sell his practice and Farm OF 60 acres de-
nghuly situated In peasan. village S mileo from The
City. On said farm are Two large dwellings two barns,
and great vse,y choice frus large portion OF The
purchase money can remain on bond If desired, or
KEYsER Sill BoRerY from 10 Ill O'clock daiy $50 lm*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

xs4, FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED Three lots in
&S Newark n 25 by 1876 and 100 acres land in Adams
es@ County H. 20 miles from the town of Quincy The
land is half wood aud half prairie with stream OF water
running brought twill be sold low or exchanged Tor
Hudson River or Newlaven Railroad not more than 80
miles from Newly rk and near station. Inquire OF
s11 i'm r. GLENN, l0l Fulton-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
From Glasgow,

Frczs Neto- YORK (oy Glasgow
CITY OF GLASGOW B. r. the middle oil every
Alternate month In Nay July September Nov an I"nsa'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

xe1A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROP
E FRTY-A beautiful farm of 1870 acres near Cold Spring
Harbor L. l. 25 acres good wood, 20 good orchard,
GRATED fruit good fence and buildings. Steamboat and RAIL
'' onoa I'M G. F. BUTLER, 2 Spruce-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

MOTT CE.-I have This Day sold my interest," Ia ths
Moran, Flour ard Produce Business at l61 South ST
All claims dee and against The undersigned, vii plesBe
sspG In for ee,ilemen, Il METTLGR
New York. Sept l6. 1850
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
Post-Omce Operations:
County
Postin stsr
Office.

The POSTMASTER GENERAL has estsbsned the following
new Post Offices for The week en- ing -ept "a l8N:
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Ess1ss 3 Z Eli 1}R AIGRAN1sElIbrI
&iss s A3lDfN AND AMBoi, MI m
DAD Change OF Hoar ana en az
doral Line o Ne-York to Philadelphia va fa3snc Csp
JOHN POTTER 70 South Amboy, thence IN ls'to'' 49,
10 Camden and Philadelphia =. t;re viii leave
pier No Nort Ri9er at a NJ taking cafs 70 81 axe s and
bow for Camden and Philadelphia stopping t DIsce5
let down passengers at the usual nveits'''
irving in Philadelphia about u noon On A. aud rnnnag
Second Line leaving az sg0ys II a5olte 80 Pm
Fare through by either me %
95T555 55 4sasssS 5ysd board steamboat john
Potter. .hr5 Will take the stage az ''e'sa
ES TR tX1NsPORT Capt. j. Gould, q
Leaves By seaIleI 81 90 30 lts of baggage allow g
81 oelocE 2 n !. Pf be carried q at rst q omner sa
s see received Or 'G s. as 0'sfag BLISS
wearing appaIeL.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

On and after Tuesday, May 81 the passenger trains win
run as follows Sundays exceped) connecting at Pough
keepsie with the fastsailing steamers NEW WORLD,
Aida JOSEPH BELKNAP and SOUTH AMERICA,
running to and from Albany and touching at the usual In
termediate landings. x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

FYoaI Glasgow for Neto- York
HTY OF GLASGOW B. MATREvs About the middis OF eve
alternate month viz: In April August oc, Deer and Feo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

SO FOR SAAE-Or Will be exchanged for produc.
@ i've Civ properly Farm OF 1875 acres IN the town OF
Esst F,bkil Duchess Co within FIVE miles Of steam
boat or raifcsd House. barn and out buildings inquire
OF ISAIAH KEYsER, S1 Bowery, from 10 ullS ocock's
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

rzzszEqr-7 PIANO-FORTES.-V. F. HARRl,
E53sT FsSlSON 8 Canalst offers for sale splendid
aT If n F5assortment of rosewood Planofortes, OF
II W II u octaves with the latest improvements and
ht the lowest manufacturers prices Those in want OF
superior instrument will please cell and examine previous
to purchasing elsewhere sIo iin
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

EIl FASHIONABLE HATS.--Just finished, the
most splendid article offered Elegant French
SILK Hats at the low price Of s. usually sold at 81
Also an article at 81 so Neat Hats al s. BROWN,
aus lmF 1853 Canalst one door from Sullivan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

PIANO f ORTES-Perso about pur-
Ea@=-fss chasing pianos viii find it to their adyan-
n ntage 10 call ut Glenn Il Co.'s mandatory,
Y Y | Il9iFulton-st west of Broadway gen
era assortment Of mahogany and rosewood pianos con-
sgny ON hand which WILDE sold low for cash or approved
n"ner Deaers supplied on liberal terms.
P'9S0 IF R. GLENN g. CO 1914 Fulon-5t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

@y - THE I.ARG EST assortment OF Bed
$780, steads, Beds, Mattresses aud Feathers ev-
aSsesss&sa6ssS & er offered for sale al NJ WILLARD'S
49,. X Warehouse l50 Chatham. ST. corner OF
MulbeTys The attention Of hoase-keepers and others is
be6stesd Old beds renovated; wholesale and retail
aus Inns
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

l[e1c-t INDEPENDENT LINE FOR SAN
@ITKin FRANCISCO via PANAMA.-The splendid
aa-sszzssHss steamship CONFIDENCE Capt Gannett, is
expected TO arrive at Panama about the goth September
aud viii sail for San Francisco about the 5th October
The steamer WILSON 6. HUNT viii succeed the Conn
dence and probably Panama during the month of
November For passage which will be at reduced rates,
apply to THOS HUNT co. % Wilian-st N y or
50 25t+ SMITH i LEWIS, Panama
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23

HTH FASHIONABLE HATS aud ORpa for gents
~ ard young gems, lsdieh Bonnes aud riding HATS
caps for Infants and large assortment of every vAri
eY OF flru always on hand. Eura put in order al b.
@OMARQUE'S, 228 Bowery $40 lm*
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-09-23
FOR CALIFORNIA.


Ss FOR CALIFORNIA VIA CHAGRES-
Ssz!4lsksAgss WITHOUT DETENTION AT PANAMA
The United Suites Mail Steamship Company
on Thursday, Sept Is at O'Clock II from the pier foot of
Wauen-st North River, with HE Government Mails aud
passengers for San Francisco and Intermediate ports
The connection at Panama will be carefully kept up and
passengers Tor San Francisco guaranteed that lsy Will
not bedeayed al Panama beyond the usual stay thatpo
The books are now open, and passage be secured at
the following rates:
FROM NETWORK TO cHAGREs
Se'e-room berth -.................SiG 800
SAndee berth, forward saloon ............ SO
Storage BERTH found bedund separate table -. 81
FROM PANAMA SAN FRANCISCO.
Stateroom berth $500
Storage, found bed and separate table ......,. 100
From NEW-YoRE
Stateroom, Standee Storage
Charleston. ............--- SIS $40 $40
Savannah NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. % 20 10
Havana .....s.......,-.1O % y
New-Orieans ---....-.... Is 60 Is
Freight to New Orleans 25 cents per cubic foot
Freight to Havana will be taken Ii limited quantity al
reasonable rates.
Congnees 10 receive their goods at ships tackles inne
diatelv after her arrival at Havana.
TO secure freight or passage apply at the ONCE OF tue
N'i-fA-'' - NJ o. ROBERTS.
Special notice is given shippers by this line that the
their business which will be furnished shippers app
questedito provide themselves, as other form will be
signed by the Agent of tie Company. All bills of lading
must be signed before the sailing Of the vessel sid rs