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iriiiurnl Report (of which one branch of
Congress has ordered 100000 copies to
be printed, and the other will, doubtless,
order half as many more,) contained
no other Information than the above pu.
per, from m eminently practical man.
on the improvement Of "Worn. out
Lands" we should regard the money
as we'll expended. A very large share OF
the S32,0o0,0Oo annually paid into the
national Treasury, is drawn directly
or indirectly from the soil. Hence, its
preservation and economical improve.
mcnt, are the most important of our
public interests.
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From the Boston Transcript, May Is.
Mrs. 0sgOO9's Last Poem,

We publish below, the las, lines Of
the departed Poetess, Frances Sargen,
Osgood, who died in New York las.
Sunday, and wl,ase mortal remains
will be carried 10 their resting, place
this wednesday, afternoon, from the
house of her brother, in Washington
ST.. above Dover, at the moment when
this last touching etfusion, the swans
dying song, will first meet the eyes Of
the readers of the Transcript. It viii
be seen from this brief but beautiful
poem, which was written week ago
yesterday, that Mrs. osgood had i full
premonition Of her approaching end.
Sho was we'll aware that she wauld moi
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.crolsaSgela.s Arrssay.

In war, ihiss.ranga fotuo, Et yras iFreszzs, iiFre.szs
sistible. The stubborn courage, chars
acteristic of the English people, wass
by this system of Cromwell. .sas once
regulated and stimulated, Other lead
ers have inspired their followers viii,
zeal as ardent. Butin his eur,,p alone
the most rigid discipline was found in
company with the fieTyes, enthusiasm.
His troops moved to. victory with the.
precision Of machines, while burning
with the widest fanaticism Of crusad-
ers. From the time when the arny5
was rc.modeled, 10 the time when dis.
banded, it never found, either on the
British Islands or on the Continent, an
enemy who could stand its onset In
England, Scotland, Ireland, Flanders,
the Puritan warriors, often surrounded
by difficulties, sometimes con,ending
against ,hree-fo odds, NOT only never
failed 10 conquer, but never failed 10
destroy and break in pieces whatever
force:was opposed 10 lhem. They at
length came TO regard the day of bat
tie as q day Of certain triumph, and
marched against the most renowned ba-
tallions Of Europe with disdainfui con.
fidence. Turenne was startled by the
shout of stern exul,aiion with which
his English allies advanced to the COM
bat, and expressed the delight of atrue
soldier, when he learned that if was
ever the fashion Of Cromwells bike.
men 10 rejoice when they beheld the
enemy; and The banishcd cavaliers felt
an emotion of national pride, when they
saw brigade Of their eounlryrnen out
numbered by foes and abandoned by
allies, drive before il in headloDg route
the finest infantry of Spain, and force
a passage into counterscarp which
had just been pronounced impregnable
by ,he ablest Of the marshals ofFrance.
But that which chiefly distinguished
the army Of Cromwell from other ar
mics as,he austere mortality and fear
of God which pervaded all ranks. II
is acknowledged by the most jealous
royalists, that in that singular camp, no
oath was heard, no drunkenness or
gambling was seen; and that during
-, j u -
the long dominion of the soltliery, tho
property OF the peaceable citizen and
the honor of woman were held sacred.
lfoutrages were committed, they were
outrages of very differen, kind ftom
those of which a victorious army is-s
generally guilty. Ne 0csvans girl
complained of the rough ealisniry Of
The red coats. Not an ounce Of plate
was taken from the shops of5the gold
smiths. But Pslagian sermon, or =
window on which the Virgin and Child
was painted, produced IN The Parisan
ranks an Excitement which itfeaaired
the u,mosi agertions oiiho offioaFsia
aueli. One Of Cromwellfs chief diff.
Guides sses to retain his pikemeE md
dragoqas from invading, by main fercs.
The paipits Of ministers whose discour-
scs, 10 use the langage4 Of that time,
,serc non aayoFy .--l ftaslsg,
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N. @ ). ] ]. 8

- ~ "a > i
live 10 see the roses Of June. Herpre.
sentiment has been fulfilled. She saw
the white and crimson blossoms and
the green buds ofthe young Spring, but
not its fruits and flowers. She we'll
knew, however, that they would come
forth in their season though her mortal
senses might be sealed 10 their hues
and their fragrance |; and she was,
equally assured that there was life
within the husk of our animal organi-
zation, which would bloom imperishabie
when our material part was dust and
ashes. Strong in this faith, She well
coined "dea,h's gracious angel, !" with
serenity and q child-like trust. Long
will her many friends ln,nen, her carly
departure, and feel how g blessings
brighten as they take their leave
and that, !, 81.
"When such friends part : 3} l:-ss
rTis the survivor dies 2" re
The lines which follow, were adj
dressed to /" alovely young girl who,
came one evening to nmuse hergby
making paper flowers and teaching her
70 make them. You know how niucii
she loved the beautiful" s4
You've woven roses round my way
And gladdcned all my being :; ss
How much, thank fou mons can say ~ e
Save emily the All.seeing. 5ts i
May He who gaye this lovely gift,
This love ofIeyely doings,
Be with you whereso'er 5ou go,
x mev'ry hope's pursningn!
I'm going through the Eternal gates Il
Ere Jura's sweet rcses blow!
r Bcnih' lovely Angel leads me ,here-s
And itisssgee, TO go. .s<i
aIsy 1850. 49,
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1850-09-24
SPRING GOODS.

>y>tiE Subscribers beg to call tine attention OF
their friends and tie public generally to their
stock of fancy aud domestic goods. suitable Tor the
season, which they are just receiving, Having
been earefuIly selected in the New York market,
they are enabled to sell them without any advance
on last falls prices On inspection. the stock will
be found very complete. 1t consists Of
Bareges-pIaiu. printed aud cl,sngeable Gren-
adm es, Alborines, and Tissues printed Lawns
Organizes, and Jaconets; embroidered SWISS
Dresses: Gordon and Ea lsion Gnghams; Eng
lish and American prints, &c.
Sewed and Thread Edgings and lnserl'ngs, in
urea, variety collars and chemisettes Of all de-
scr,ptions; Lace Capes, $c.; Gloves, Mtts, Rib
bons, &c. u.,,
8ieached and brown Homespuns' all widths and
ouali,es: Bed Ticks. Marseilles Quilts, linen
md cotton sleetings; Family Linens. Diapers,
d.: with a large assortment OF goods suitable for
servants wear The whole Of which will be dis
nosed of on the most reasonable terms, for cash or
10 punctual customers. =
~ p A. M. g. r. KENNEDY.
April 2 %
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In Eauity-Lancaster District.

Cyrus A. Allen and wife, vs. James NJ. Ricilald-
son ct a!BlI to surrogate account and relief.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that James NJ.
i Richardson, Thomas Richardson, John Rich.
artlson, Joseph b Klingle and wife, Margaret and
ary Allen, Defendants in the above case. reside
without the limits Of this State: 1t is ordered on
molIcn of w. a, Moore Sol'r for complainans, that
the SAID defendants do appear and plead, answer
or demur to the bill in abnve case on or before the
3lst day of August 1850, otherwise judgement
pro conirsso, will be ordered against each and all
of them. J.H. WlrHERSPOON, c. E. L. D.
Co,n'rs Office, MAY, 9Th 1850. 30 l5w
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In Eauity-Laucaster District.

John D. McCardeiI ct. al, VS.. James X. Douglass
ell al.-BIII for partition Of The Real Estate Of
James Doug lass.
Vt appearing to my satisfaction that Thomas A
i McCardeIl, James Ii McCardell, William B.
Carnes, Nary A. Nisbe', Rub't Douglass, Zadock
p. Douglass, Henry Z. Horton and wife Tabitha,
Jane l.. Bell, Rachael IT, Bell Robert ID. Bell, Jnu.
G. Bell, Nancy ell, John Belh Robert Mcllwain,
and the children o Samuel Douglass, whose names
are unknown, Defendants in above case, reside
without the Imlh Of this Stale-lt is therefore
ordered, on motion of w. A. Moore, Solicitor for
Compainants, that the said and above named De-
icndans do appear and answer, plead or demur to
the Bill in the ahnve case, or before the 18th of
September, 1850; otherwise, judgment pro con-
tesso will be ordered against all and each "f them.
JAMES n WlTHERSPOON, C. Ell d,
Com'rs Office, May 81. $780,, q. l., [$7]
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In Eaufty..Lancaster District.

J. A. Hasseltne, Admir-. and Amelia Villines,
Adm'x VS.. William McCorkle and Elizabeth,
his wifc-Pctilion 10 revive and apply funds,
and so forth.
TT appearing to my satisfaction, that " illiam Nc
i Corkle and wife Elizabeth reside without the
limits of this State: 1t is ordered. on motion Of
Clinton g. Hanna, soils for petitioners, that the
said defendants do plead, answer or demur t" the
petition in this case on or before the 7th day Of
October, 1850, otherwise judgment pro conlesso
will be ordered against then
JAMES II. WITHERSPOON,
Comm'r Eq. L. D.
Comm'rs Office, July l, 1850. lS7]
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Jew DaVid's or Hebrew Plaster,

Jew David's or Hebrew Plaster, Z,
VyEiE most successful Pain Extractor ofthe pres
/ ent day; Leidy's Sarsaparila Pills; !ayne's
Ague Pills; Brandreth's, Peters, Spencer's Moi
fats, Gordon's, Keeler's, Roberts, Lees and
Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills; Glove anodyne
Tooth Ache Drops; EgyptianlC ChamPoo; Pastiles de
Paris; English Tooth Brushes; Hair Brushes;
Buffalo, Horn and Ivory Combs; Perfumery; Gilt
velopes, Sealing Wax, Waters, Mottos, &c, &cs
may always be had at :, ,,,,s,s
July g 4. J. UEftA1 y. !,
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In E,auity..Lancaster District.

J. Il. Hunter VS. Allen Blair Ell al.-Petillon to
account and apply funds.
TT appearing to my satisfaction that Allen e.
i Blair, defendant in the above case resides
without The limits of this State: II is ordered, on
motion of Clinton that he do answer, plead or de-
mur TO tie petition in above case on or before the
7h day of October. 1850, otherwise judgment pro
cunfesso will b. ordt red against him.
JAMES H Wll'HERSPOON,
ConR'r. Eq l.. d.
Commrs Office, July l, 1850. Isl
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Philadelphia
Made Calf and Goat Walking Shoes
Kid Ties and Slippers: just received by
W. ANDERSON Il co.
Philadelphia
MOORE e. BELCHER

WILL promptly attend to all business commit
w ted 10 them as Receiving and Forwarding
Merchants. They respectfully solicit that patron
age which they promise TO merit
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For the Rsmaral mud Psrmantut Carr sl alfss
.,,,s~se, NERVOUS DfsEAsHs = g: :s1bs@,....5,
H. GHRIsTE's GAIVANIO BEL sss +
!. MA On. ETC III IL uIp 81 d &c.,, :, ,a

CHAMP, PARALYSIS and PALSY Df6eEfslA ~
sfksrss aoks fLFTaTios FSaa1SS ~
soSfAts eGSFt1s4 sfsl si e M s y
Of the SPINE, HIP COMPLAINT DISEASES Of saxig- ~
ERGY, and all NERVOUS DIS which sonPsinss
from one simple ae-namei q
A Dsrangsmsnt; Of The Nsrvous Systsnss = E,
no In NERVOUS COMPLAINTS. .prugs and Asaici.ss
aresdy Frustrated systsm; while under tie
lie giving sltsli1ing ineasHss 81
and weaEsnsd luasrsfas pstorsd health
Tue great pscsari.y and s.esli % :. ~ J,
. Dr.. christis's aaivanie curahass =
:sa s il ,ss ls Il. ssy
physinG the Pstisnt till exhausted N.sn saf. h"ps's'
T.. s:: g t5 '.ss
snl,r any rirennsiduess Since their, ne
United states only three year sncs
~ 10000 Persons ss
,oei.d;., , are, c,,uss and wers
siage nnnher o ladies' who are pecu'riy 70 Nst
ous Complaints. have hesn s,t..S Z; ,;r.e al
when ell hope Of relief h,d been and hing
'':r 70 "ss% illustrate Ise the n a.e q Il.
DssrEpsiA. Or '" any other Chrome o. s,aas
ordinary cases stmnisnt: are taken Which
i.cuitiss .iler the action thds Com
gslsss P.,i VI s ssl 4; ssssi a.s. is:sI5sy 5y.ss s
sMor.s ,,mp.oms Of an ,tisck .td ~ aknss1
The BODY using The Magnetic Fluid =, ,eesi
element Of the Belt thereby caupe sifspsstifn
s sss as.r. s psss Hr 70 shs
sS SsssErsa isspsssss. ~. e
DisEAsE or YEARS. -sF q =
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nc Dolorsu1 and fesurallg gia.. =

Thsss dresdfui ana ss6niifns
AND fLs,p. The Belt dioses the Eectrc!y the
system The NecktsEs hSfs fotsl fcts
directly suynnx the Affected heft
smictions t6e application NEYEk FA e s.
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- d soip NV nourE TO s1SIs

as-Ioo AND fan WEsr.-sSa@sr A..
sorr,ns esss-a, soehes,sr sursio ssd ss.r ,sdisis
gsces day, ,rondsy, sresptstl BY steamboats, rHoNAs
Pow tLLor EElE rom pier foot Of ouansst ~ fcliows
sresffSsIand supper on board TIE boss
E1rtss SnAIr nt y 4. Y. stopping ezx saresnA
Der cet Lanesboro Ein ghsussoa owsTo war,-.y Fec
toyvrs rrrl and Jstesson arriving Al ssess siSr n
r.s'eoge, or Eoeess.ss sus.lo. nc can iodss q. &c
morning arrive a Rochester snc Buffalo the ksa
- psssengsrs via Albany viii TIE sdvanaxe sss nighrs
NAY avn NAL rIAIs-Ais 80 Az. sey pltE a oil IA
arriving al Corning tho evsnsos st Is oef
vM friu sst y r-N. br ouf'iIls and al isi-rwsdi.
EIsHr Er,Rsss TkAIA at as rs. asypisS al Psss-
nsa, suderIs, Caster 0osess n6ele,oSH roti Jet.
for suso 81 ~. train proceed ssoo'a dine here sed
ale the Express Train hon Albany arriving a. sassls
towns cayusA Lake take tie ears Of us csynss ard
susquchsnns Railroad al owego which lesvs iuamsdsisy
syeomias eoanres, Pa ass ID. o. hs Coming and
slosssurs Railroad Z. Corning suses ssvs nSrovs,aIf
ssryvrs) Eiulrs and Corning on arrival Of he hxtss
9RAIEs TO Nnw.Yokx
hzraSu fsAIS issvcs Geneva a 5 Is A. n. stopping "a
Afrir,, wtveny, lssetoryvtlsl owego, sinsaantss-
ssssssS sSt sassrSs s,ag =
WAY MAIL rA1Is leaves corning 81 AZ. stop
HisHr rIYssss TElIs esTes Geneva II IS r n. and
sOrning 90 IS Pt stopping a al me ssrors .sss *
anc yiennoui arriving IN New-fort ats An.
Way fEAIs l.sves Orsyile n 70 A. n poppfns AZ ell
DE ss.uons, and arriving IN New York NJ II AN.
~ special Train Monday morning lesyss fod
Jsryis 80 nopp1x a, all The sssrons AMI arriving
ls New Yort n 10 An
nswsvsss snrcH leaves nsweaIzh a. 8 10 AN .ac
% an md aS PA. eeoneerns with tns Trains gosny
Wes, Leave Chester ate IS A n and r n and 2sr n
~ 90 arrival OF TIE irr,ns nom The West
FskIsAr rsAIEs lesve rou pier foot pusns g. .. N
Frs.Khi Geneva Rochester and Eu9ao and all plaza
west taken BY Exprssa trstrsi rsss ssd s forwarded
rvs n GRAELEs sIror. ss,srislsaassL
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aTH-YORK AND PHILADELPHIA .
- n N-Y0SLh AND -
LA - - HIA DlGEcf-o, =. ~ 80. :.
s..,,.s F.rs ~ ueed 70 Is 10 trys e.s.s s1i ~
~ - s,-ord cIass- Leave rswi ers ~ 49,
"a corsisn< o. and a. I'D ~, - - = tom
r-a Le0~ rm-s1~P sslS 3a
sos ofWSnus>L
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TRAVELLING.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
=. cs6zzssassS- NEW YORK TO Al - I
~ ~ s.Ss,as sANY. BY ssllrcad

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.
60 Es=ar EEw NV ros 81 10 Al,
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. lss
TN - t1Ii0~s (s11esys sTesOed scCaccGoF Poass-
kesgse -iA hs ssts.slug sse~neu NEW WORLD,
rrnnnt " sno frUm Absky, ard puctinT re nsR.l -
srzeoisis lsndnsa
LEAVE NEw.YoEK. COINS SokYH.
IRON ne Occe /, H1dsoo-si caznbeFs-ss.
AfAH-NEy rain for Albany. ssocping 81 al vsy
Sis .ssp.S icsSfa 81 sELS S e.. IS .ss
Hadrc, coIs.esis ssayves.zi .sd New ssrisso-s sss
arTi-e a Albany s3Rh
fsfs Doob, Ferry Dssrusn- fsrys1wn scs Sing rsess.
Eh ssrisou'. cOid spras Fishlil He-. H.nSsrSs .ss
AIDA. vhics VI l.-d e. k1snoa, nAlisa, csiskE
6nasoo and Corsscxio an arrive Aosay al \ Pm
A Nor seiSh sad pxsssntsrs 70 rOaShssssss,
hs fk.-ror p.sseas~s ., rcushEsssss ssorpi,x 81
AtPs -FO. gssssagss 70 rssxssIL stopping ~ sAs
AiA Ph-EIpssss nsin t,r kJD.ay, s.S,psnx q Ycs-
fses.sin I'S s.rr.oe. cSS sSrns r.ssm ss.ss S
o1rgh ana Milton Fery. conn-rrrs fcaghkeeps,s vita
.-s%sr 500 asEh ., va is .ss h ~
sen Ccxsse.i. snJvessni ard New sslrsor' and srvs
AIS Ps.-For psr,a1se-s to POuxhsespsa sscvpins I.
LEAVE PoUeHkEEPsIE COINS soUrH
AIS As-For New Yerf, sscppinS Of al ne way "a
no1s
AiT A-h.-s0 fe;Sbs ana pussnxsrs 70 nsv.fork.
stopping al al way sttiiocsL
At7i Ah.-Bor Ncv.fort, Stopping a az the vay sss-
uens except croton, Nssplsness tusoy hooS AID ons
kundrce -sod6fy-secc d-st
Anna Nor -yslof stcenes non Albany. which
sn Cold sPrns. Ca .o5,, fees,sil stag sns. rSry-
t0vk Des man, Dobys cry src fccf-p
Af4 h-Or 90 arrival % steamer ffotr Aihsny vhich
lesve. thofe Al u sioppiag ali stsogs excert
Low Point and Ve6plsncas
Itst PN-or on srrivs OF .tssmsr trcr Albany weics
leaves hese al a Pm. stopping ~ all way stsrcnS "a
signal
AtsAh.-stcppng 81 ali vay stations.
Passenger VIII promote tneir convenience and sEey ~
observing following rules; lst Give particular dfree-
Ions he bssggsgs where your baggage 70 be de-
hv-red hs he may mara accordingly, and hereoy svod
skes and delays ID Procure your ucs- before sntsr.
hog the cars; %, DO st,nd on TIE Platforms.
BS OLIVIA II LEr. superintendent
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v. 7 sGRRsLL.} Executor. Of
ansan W d. BISHOP. deces,ed.
-. FOR sALB IN SOUTH BHOOKLYN.

81 FOR eALk II suUrH BhOUhLfN.-
Tx A hAEE CHANCE-The subscriber now Offers Tor
H sale 10 those gentlemen Tho vish purchase rst
cls.s house situated 10 that portion Of South Brookyn
pich univsed for iis naural eeauy, and which VIII
,urpsss az no distant day II II does not already do
IN splepoor and magnihcence resoectsoiy and general
good character the most srfC:rsue quarter In rev foE
rope bnoipgt recently erected on first place near Court
81 hich have all been built - corresponding character
throughout with ali the modfTn b9proyemenu sncn nief
nsc-s ranges wsierworks, baths gsa hxtures stained
lss Gliding door and every other convenience aud EQUIP
nsnt which could be desired The house 10 hires stories
high with attic basement and under cellar ana y by %
fsi 10 sxe The lot 10 SS feet In depth win - se 10
mo,, admirable view Of the Bay sn3 NsrroVs may he
nc from any part Of the building, 90 high 10 is Situation
sno the air Ia pure and fresh, and "aoesome ="
could be. - -, -. 4.
part OF the purchase money may remSin 90 bond and
mortgage II desired FOR furhsr patenars inquire Of
WARREN BEhAN,
aui5 eoar IS AtAnue-sL south Brooklyn.
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sS:fos r ssb khttHc!is.ssifi

VIA slocingson ord Frovtfeucs -inoNc
rooss viShoai ery, chsnEe Of csr o. eagNgst-6r
sl~.niers G vAkDfRBtLf, cspsaln Joes hoeA III
sOhkODOkE Caps Wdhsm h Frsscs, M cooneG1u9
wA de soonstoe and Proyaeacc ard eossoa sed frsve
a-ncs eSrcsds l-.v,as Nsw.Ycrs tslly, lSrnfayg -
sepsed,) nom rtcr NosA River was1 shove oseuE
risee al o'coch and s,oosnssoo 81 cciech 2. -
upon VI. srrita % me Mail yrxn ron sosspa ~
bui expressly Tor he roate end u -
sy respect particularly sAspsed 10 the asvxstior d 49,
lssnd sound. fhs accommodations zoe p~sssuxeru -
gsrieureo- The e~lor The seorss end Orunk
sss~ecn sosson sed Ne~Ycrs rsssengsrs snssss6 y
and railroads running various points from thoss oes
ne G vANpERSfLf ~tl lssve New fo<t 90 SueQ1n1q
ghursd.y and Saturday Lesv, stonng,oo ne91eDk
wednesday ard friday. yh- COkhobOaE vsh SsSl
Hev-vorf Monday, Nsin>rc,y and Friday Lesvs eser(
las1nn Ynesdsy, tharsiey and ssnrisy. N R-Fsasnno
fsr. srrr. u re ssonington prseon<
ia,ni ai-y 10 NE .peudd rsilrvsc 70 rrovt19nna
sna sosicn e.xxsgsmsrtes comperses sach ru1D q
ard ftom kosson Voc psssaxe, oesths eaierosana 81
frsshl applications nsy he csads 10 NE Agcpn -
What end 81 The ones, 10 ssr-sv-psscs ~
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FOR EUROPE.

~S8as UrITED sYAYEs NAIL sYKAM-
EGkS = Frs between NEW YORK LIVERP0Ok.
The ships composing The line ere hs-
ATLANTIC, Captain West
PACIFIC, Csptsn Nyes
ARCTIC, Cspl Loce
BALTIC, Capt COmftocs;
lDRIATiC Capt 6rslon.
Tbess shps hsving besn bu by cootrte expressly for
aovernmooi service, evoy h.s been taken In hsr
construction, Also IN heir engines, " eusars syongh
and speed and lheiT accommodates for Pexeagsfs are
upequaled for elegance or comfort
Price Of passage from NevYork 10 Liverpool slS0 81
siuEVe OF eIbs ase ststs rooms f328.
An experienced surgeon viii be slschsd 70 ,.ch trp.
no berth can be aTed unul paid for.
For freight or Pesssge apply 70 - -
EDWARD K COLLIHs 40. - wsD-sl
orto BROWN, sHIPLEY Co, Liverpool
The Pacific vii leave Liverpool July SlsL 1850.
The Atlantic will leave Nev-York JAY Z7h, 1850.
rhe Atlantic ~ul leave Liverpool August 2lst 1880.
The Pacific vill lesvs New-York August 24lh, 1853.
rbs Pacific will eaye Liverpool September II n, 1850.
rho Atlantic viii leave NewYork september 7in, 1850.
Fhs Atlantic viii leave Liverpool scptebe, 25tt, 1850.
Ehe Pacific will leave New-YoFt September Atn 1880.
Tho Pacific viii lesy, Liverpool October lelh 1850.
The Atlantic viii leave New 6ork October I'M, 1853.
Tho Atlantic will leave Liverpool October SON, 1880
The OF thess ships will not be accountable for
gold, sveS bullion, specie ievery, precious stones or
nesls unless bills OF .ding signed therefor and as
val1s theroof therein expressed
Aer the let Of April the rste Of freight by the shove
steamers from Lverpo will materially reduced lyle