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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14
JAMES COLE, Auctoneer.
NNECUTORS, SALE Ole VALUA-

JAMES COLE, Auctioneer.
EXECUTORS SALE OF, VALUA-
Al4 BLEBROOKLYN PROPERTY.-By order OF Abrs-
ham Sutton and Joseph Dean Executors Of the estate Of
Theodosius Hunt, deceased
JAMES COLE will sell at AUCTION on TUESDAY,
December H. 1885, at u o'clock, at the franklin House.
Brooklyn, the following property viz.
MAIN AND PRosPRCT.STs.-rhe large story frame house
and lot Of ground on the Southwest Of Main and Pros
pect-ss house 50 by 81 IT, lot obs 81 ns The above
properyis located in the most business part Of Brookyn
having fine front the square formed by the intersections
Of tie Fulton and Catllerine,sts ferries
GO NAssAU.sr-The story frame dwelling holse md lot
of ground known by the above number House y II ina
by rs t. lot rs n ms front rear and 100 # deep.
IN AOAMssTThe 2story frame house and lot ofground
known 1T AdHms-st house s about 10 u front and
by p deep lot about a % IL ms front and los
ii ins deep.
For further particulars apply to the auctoneer.
dl43t (i6l)
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JOSEPH HEcGMAs, AncnoneeF;; NJ
MONDAY, Dec. 10Th at | O'Clock A. ~! W..
I'VE Front between Main atd s sss Eneiae % oss
yG saS arSe Boiler. Double acting 5Fon pnm g.5
large CisIerns Burr Mlso1es Copper fiPi s %
ing and variety DislileTy fixtures 'ac 10 3i.s
OuI regard 10 weather
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NTOW OPEN At WASHINGTON


v HALL, No 59S Broadway, the Panorama OF BUN.
VANS PILGRIMS PROGRESS
PART l-BuHyan Dreaming; Man IN Rags; EYQpgeast
points Wicket Gate; Slough Of Despoud; Hi! Legalt
~; Wicket Gate; Interpreters Palace Christian loses his
Burden: Hi Difficulty The Arbor; Palace Beautiful lu
terror; Viewing the Deectabe Mountains; Aiming Of
Christian; The Departure; Valley OF Humiliation; Fight
with Appolyor Christian receives the Healing Leaves
Enters the Valley OF The Shadow OF Death Fend whispers
Blaspheuy in his EA, Passes through the Valley; Giants
Cave Overtakes Faithful; They the City Of Vanity
Triumphal PTocessou Vanity Fair Gamblers Booth &C.
the Temptations; Tral OF Faithful He IS led out 10 Exc
cution.
PART Il,-By-Ends, MoneyLove, and Fair-sPeech
meet the Pilgrims; Demas tepts them 10 the Silver Nine
Pillar Of Salt River Of the Water OF Lite They lose them
selves IN the Grounds OF Clan. Despair the Giant eiIe5
them; the Captyes; the Escape; Deectable mountains
Shepherds shew them the Mountains; Hill OF Eor Distant
View Of Celestial City Fate Of the Apostae; Enchanted
Land Land Of Beuiah; they Enter The River OF Death
PART Ili.-Representing Scenes from The Second Fart
OF Bunyan's Work-MeEcy iaintng al the Wlcke! Gaze;
Gres! Heariwh Chrisliania and ter family the Spring
Great Heart encourages them 10 enter the alley OF he
Shadow Death; Passage through the Valley; Land Of
Beuleh; The messenger sent TO Chrlslana; An
other Land Of Beulgh ChrsitHna parts from
her family and the River OF Death Gaze OF the Ce
estial City
Doors open al To commence al quarter before 9
O'clock. Admuance FIFTY CENTS; Children halfpr1ce
Family Tickets admitting persons 81 Tickes 10 be
obtained al The bookstores An Afternoon Exhibition on
Wednesday and on Saturday, a. O'Clock. dli St.
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MECHANICS HALL, 472 Broadway,
I'VE above Grand -st-OPEN EVERY NIGHT during the
The riginal and wellknown CHRIsTY's MlNsTRELs,
under the management OF Z. P. CHRlSTY, whose Con.
cers this city for succession Of four years have been
received with favor by highly respectable and fashionable
audiences Tickes % Doors open at 6ii commence
al IT, The patrons of Chstys Mnstreis respectfully
informed the usual Saturday Afternoon Concerts VIII
be discontinued for the future. al In
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l.. G. CARRlNcToN, Aucuoneer
RY JACOB S. PLATp.-Rich Eng

ANTHONY j. BLEEcEgR, AuctI0neeT.
TTRU STEE'S SALE OF % VALUA-
Il BILE WILLIAMSBURG BUILDING LOTS AT
AUCTlON.-ANTHONY J. BLEECkER will sell al auc-
lion on THURSDAY December i9h 1850, II O'Clock a.
the Real Estate Sales Rooms Broadsl lhe following
valuable property, by order tine trustees, VIZ -,
ing in body forming entire block OF ground ex
cept lots bounded by Grahaue DeYoe Even, ana Am
sts said lots being each . feet front and By
leo feet in depth ,,,,,
Tie above lots all beautifully situated for Ouidngpur
aording TO Capitalists others efaYorabe opportunity
make safe and profitable investments large portion OF
the purchase money remain bond and mortgage.
For maps and further particulars apply the Auconeer
Broad.st. Q,Sll dl4 Is
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Epokeni &c,

Nor n long IS g. ", SIN Silaa Rchards, Wes IRON
Baltimore Sept l2) for California.
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Passengers Arrived

~ No -o-geHl- ION IIA7TeI-Wm Al35sEohl 10
Cbsuuey, sNreicarSo. , 60, II.
Ia satsr t,sco, u B,tan rem Lag F',1 CoA;,a'
Caan Mr., Eu,on MI Mrs MsdGe Ass deidEe, Ma SIZE
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California Vessels Spoken, &c.

MEaORANDAThe packet ship Waterloo, Allen for l. rerpooi
and ,hp Genoa Kelly for Glasgow anchor N the North River
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H-opra RIYER PROPERTY.-For

r. OKId NJ III I - - !. bealtfal plecs
on The Hudson River, of az hours ine ofSou
civ which has divided INTO 8 parcels - as
Ito acres each As soon as The remaining - III De s.
aA L5ted bg rang for choices For tae u. thereb
chosen and The as Ts IS VIZ seq ao and 500 resps
f,G AMY TO COLE : Chiffon, 3 " sI Is lM
mars and prospectus can he obtained. VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-12-14

=, w1.on, chasre.. J Hogsfd Il so,; SO,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
CANADIAN AFFAIRS.
The Church Lands.

.,s,denee Of The T'ibune. .o
ccrs'I TosoSro, Saturday, June p is5o
LAG about two O. clock, after avisoroas
l'' onr nights, the House Of Assembly pas
ef' .asre.s to the Queen praying tha' power
~ ~ s,enaed to the Canadian Legislature to
~ ~ = scr such purposes as it may see IT. the
~ sps 4 the lands reserved by Geo. III Tor the
v' ofs protestant clergy. The address was
pifs ~ only msjority Of two. There were 80
eNs altogether, the greater part OF them
merely az preamble to the principal RESP
r. vers carried by pretty large m aj'rities The
e.. e.. !, il expected viii be carried by majority
- - or eight The majority would have been
80 "a the resolution il it were not that some
s,s; IN favor Of taking these revenues from the
- and devoting them to secular purposes,
&c tl,i the proper way TO proceed would be by
- ..';,c bll 70 dispose Of the whole properly.
kssobiection 10 this course is that the clergy re-
.'rrs revenues are now distributed under the pro
- m an imperial Act, and that is not in the
,srrr m the Provincial Legislature 70 repeal an
t~seri,l Statute. This objection is answered b
.S.fsct hat the Imperial Sl1tuses vas passed 10
sdsllon Of the constitutional rights OF the canaaa
2sPie. -. r,oor;ol q warn.
,eaf told Us this was local question, ana ougn.
. he settled by the Canadian Legislature. Lord
IAN Russell, while Colonial Secretary, went 30
i.r a, 20 declare that IL wOud DC ncDnstit1a ma
a. the Imperial Parliament - interfere IN tne ~ y,
,sy. aLd four months aftsr that declaration hAI
hssn made the very Government oil when Lord
I'm was a member, 0surped the power 10 deai
;,h DC question, taking Il ont Of the hands OF IN
- 7, eeisla ture which they themselves mad 1e
.,s6 rad exclusive control over it. and passed the
s.s.snt ac. That is q specimen OF paternal GOV
rf-sre,t The whole amount OF lands originally
- snart. 1896 77, Of which about hall has been
IA TIE value OF the lands, as estimated by the
Ccmuission Of Crown LANDS, is $4,000 That
s.nt. derived from sales funded and the interest
ony dis liouted very uneqaally among the dliferen
Senonia etions the greater part OF the proceeds
soipe 10 the Chnrch of England and Scotland
gbich together, DO not embrace nearly oae.hah OF
shs population The revenues have ever been
suree of he greatest contention in the Province
"a thev are probably yet destined TO lead 70 q
.sverence OF the Colony from England
The Government has been much cens0reh Tor
at making this Cabinet question, and stalking
sbsir political fortunes upon the issue. The din
sntv "a this MIR. Lafontane held that these lands
ssrnot be diverted from the support OF religion tor
rbcb they were originally given. Heis probably
sssjd that il be were 10 assent TO the view taken
bv the IJpper Canada members OF the Cabinet and
ssssist IN procuring the devotion of these lands to
.scular purposes, the precedent would afterwards
he used 10 disturb the property OF the Roman Cath
oIic Church in Lower Canada. The resolutions
usre Introduced by the Commissioner OF Crown
Lands; aud opposed by the Attorney General La
fontaine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27

HTCol DUPREE was recently killed in Hin5s
county, Mississippi, by bis son inlaw, Mr.. j. ..
Graves. The parties had difference for some
fme previously On the 9Th inst. they met at
church near Brownsville. Graves left the church,
but was soon followed by Dupree, who approached
him and aske if he was armed. Graves, hoping
10 prevent a difficulty, said he was not. Dupree
theu pulled Graves from his horse, and cut him
ueyeral times with knife, when Graves drew a
pIstol and shot the Colonel through the body. Col.
bupee died in about two days. Mr.. Graves gave
himself up to the authorities and was acquitted,
he evidence proving osti6sble homicide
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rrBsqUzaar1NEw-Y AND NEW-HA-
~ IvEN RAfLRoAD-0n and snsr

&tE gH<ku,EE halLhoAp,;s1 q. and sne
trains will leave the Csnas station. near Bsosdwsy-
Passenger also received al the Eew-forz AID Husn
Railroad Office, Twenty seyen.hst -. ,.,,.s.,,.
Msmaroneck Rye, Port Chester, Green wfch, stamford
Deren, Norvalk Westpor5 southport Fairfield Braxs-
port straford Milford and Eew-aven- Passengers from
he Wsy-sstons for Albany and tho Stations the Hous.
atomic and Naugaluck Railroads Will take this Truth and
stop Bridgeport Passengers from WsyStsions for Boo
ton Providence Worces.sr Hartford Springfield a1d Con
neccut River Railroads. Will take this Train and join On.
press Train OF New Haven.
q Express Train at O'Clock, AM for Stamford Bndgs
port Albany and Housaions and Nangauck RsilIosds,
New Haven, Hartford Springfield and Connecticut River
RaipoGd, Worcester, Providence and Boston.
Aeeoamoasnon TIED ~ M cs os ns"snasea &c
Plainyille Fsninston Avon Tsrf1le and Coiinsvits
Midtown, Hartford and Springfield.
Bridgeport, and Housaionie and Nsugatuch Railroads..
Stations the Canal Railroad Hartford.
zee"%noSson r raj ssSPM. for Nsw-Hsysn end
Communication Train al $50 Pm. Tor Bridgeport anS
TRAINS TO NETWORK.
l. Communication Train al SIS AN. nom Bridgeport,
stopping al al the Intermediate Stations
stoppng 81 all lpermediste Stations receiving Passengers
from Naugatn Railroad al Bridgeport
stopping Al al be intermediate suons rscsving Pss.
from The Hartford snd Howsveu, Canal Railroad,
and NaDgaplet Railroad
ETpresf Train from Bostoo,) from Esw-Hsvsn stopping
Il Bridgeport and Stamford receiving Passengers from o
Ho1ssionic Railroad Al Bridgeport
zors from the Accommodation Train ron Bost0b,l from
HewIisvsn, stopping ct all The intermediates Stations
g. Express Trn al $40 Pm Tor In connection with M.
sns ssmord arriving Z Nsw.Yori Al ii5Ph Ev.s.
lag Train from Piitshsd connects with this fraia y
are requested 10 procure cke before taxing
ssss In tie Cara Iaso6 r. 3. BAs0N sapt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-27
.K~rs REGULAR MAIL LINZ BIZ.
- TWEEN BOSTON AND NEw.YoRk.

via stonngton and ffoTdenceL-Inlsnd
route without ferry, change Of bxggage.--fhe
ssearers C. VANDERBILT, Captain Joel Stone, md
COMMODORE, Capt William II. Frszee. In connecios
with stonireton and Providence and Boston and frov
ceptedO nom Pier Norh River, frat wharf above Ba:-
tery Place al o'clock r. NJ. and stouington q o.
soston These built expressly for tho route
and IN every respect particularly adapted e the navgs
rengers are comnodious and comfortable ocerS
pablo and experienced The route being tho shortes and
most direct between Boston and Now York psssengors ae
steamboats, and railroads running 10 various points no.
,hose cites The G. vANDERBfLT viii leave New YORK
Yresdsy Thursday AID Saturday Leave SioniDgou Moo
dsy, Wednesday and Friday. Tho COMMoDOkE VIZ
iesye New Yorf Monday, Wednesday apd Friday; Leave
Bennington Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. N B.-fe
sengers on the arrival Of the steamers al S,oniugon pre-
coed Immediately 10 the splendid railroad cars 70 Prov
dence and Boston A bsggagemasser accompanies 80
Train to and from Boston For passage bertha satsroom
or freight applications may be made 70 The agents on =
wharf and al the ONCE, 10 Battery-plsce. -
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TRAVELLING.
rrzssz-zgrl NBw-YORK sr KRIR RAN
49, ROAD-REW ROUTE TO BUFfA-
xz---@4A---IAO -gurp \, ar rrsn f.ucnf-Couu 1n-

rrzusz-zgr1 NBw-YORK sr KRIR RAns.
80 RoAD.-REw ROUTE TO sUFsA-
-sumnefArsagsmen'-counsn-
Lave New Yort ror Binshsmiou, Elmlrs Corning; &c
tsundsys en- spssdI BY steamboat THOMAS POWELL
ffom pier foot Of Dusne-ss
sreakfssi and supper 90 board tho boat
fKPEEss TRAM 80 A. N stopping only 81 se-nonh
sur.Tns chester Goshen Middletoru, Pod Jsrvia Mar
rowsbure, DEPOSIT Lsnesboro, Blnghsmton. owego, We
news a 10 sem Passengers for Buffalo aking hs Train
VIII take the Express Train from Albany AZ Geneva and
WAY AND MAJ Ts.is~lis 80 AM stopping al al he
Misunderstanding Al Cornirg the same evening Al 70 oea
WAY TkAIs Il 50 PIX. Tor otsvills and al nssruesi-
NIsHT ExPREss TRArS, ii PM. stopping al Pisruont
sussrns CseseT, Goshen, Md lelOwn, Ousve. PORTER
for Buffalo By this train proceed Geneva dine there and
take the Express Train from Albany arriving al Buffalo
towns on cssufs Lag is The cars q re csya and
Busqueh8nna Railroad g. Owego which leave immedAiey
Iyeonins COUNTIES Pa axe he cars q he Corning and
Slossburk Railroad al Corning Ssos leave NsrFowsbarg
Deposit LanesbOTo, BlnshaHson, oSeso wsye.Iy FAC
wy ''-''' '''''i TRAINS TO NEw.YoRK.
EXPRESS TRAM leaves Geneva al 80 A. NJ stopping
E@ wbsSs5 sas,Sy 1ss
Goshen Chester suferus, and Permont srrvAg IN New
WAY AND Man rRArS leaves Corning ats 80 AN stop
ping ali the stsrons and arrives IN New-fork a. - IN
c6,n5 ESfs,ss Isn siSsf re ,"oS. q Po
Jevis and al Mddetown Goshen, CHESTER suferns and
PleTmoni, arriving 10 Nevy-YoTk al - An
WAY Train leaves Odsvile al 40 An stopping a. al
The sAtCns, and arriving in New-Yofk 81 10 50 AN
~ Special Train Monday morning leaves rori
Jeyis 81 50 NJ stopping AZ al the stations aud arriving
In New York al 10 An.
NEwBUEeH BRANCH leaves Eewburgh 81 AN and 20
and M connecting with the trains going West
Leave Chester att 50 81 and Is PM and s. r NJ OF
arrival Of the trains from the West Freight trains leave
Newburgh al A and Chester al Is Pm.
FREIGHT TRAINS leave om pier foot Duane Ct al NJ.
yregh for Geneva Rochester and Buffalo, and All places
West taken by Express freigh trains and Ia forwarded
through without delay.
my23u CHARLES MINOr, Superintendent
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
M 1850.

PIONEER AND EXPRESS LINE 70 PITTSBURGH.
Leaves PHILADELPHIA Daily, q O'Clock 4 u. M
MIA Railroad Of the very best and most comfortable o.
scripton. New packets have been placed on The hnoi
and furnished with especial reference 70 tho comfort en4
convenience OF travellers aordng the Of quck
and agreeable journey 70 Pittsburgh.
route 70 the West
Sor sea apply al ia Markets. and ~ a. corner xhtrl
and ChesnuL Philadelphia WIN COLDER co.
For tickets ard further Information apply Il west-&
New-York mlaN T. H. HINDEs, Agent
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r. sr 50CL0CK LINE sT~
- ET;Srsss;2isss. 20 4 HUDSON and g sssss>.1

lNTEhmEDlATE
LANDINGS The steamboat HUDSON, Capt VIM Il
heler Will leave the steamboat pier foot OF Cedarst
Aordsy, Wednesday and Friday, and the steamer CO
LUMBlA, Cupt G. =. King on Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday. at O'Clock connecting with the stages 81 New
burgh Kingston and Ca,skiL
HUDsos AND BERKSHIRE RAILRoAD.-The passenger
rsrs Of This Road aer March 25 will leave Hudson and
West stockbrdge daily Sundays exceptedl a. follows
Leave Hudson att NJ and Is P. NJ. aud West Stock
bridge at 7 A. N. and p. NJ.
Hudson 81 II A. NJ and West stockbndge at 10 80 N.
Passengers by the morning train from West sock5ndgs
nav boat for New York the boat for Pough
keepse and thence by Railroad TO NewYork. by O'Clock
P NJ Fare by latter route from Hudson not exceeding
81 Is.
Passengers by the evening train will find the steamer.
COLUMBIA anc HUDSON always waiting for them and
the fare Of will be low a. any other evening
boat on The iver-fom 80 50 downward a. the nne boats
may set the example.
Through tickets from West stockbridge to New-York
81 So and the fare In returning Passengers should
recoeci that this fare includes bertha whch excluded IN
the fares OF ether routes.
The usins from Hudson, both morning and evening con-
nect with the rnins OF The Western Roads heretofore
je5 6m j. Il WATERMAN, pup.
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TRAVELLING.

~, ~
2RE sfExsSicRESf II Iiss-A.sx.s. ssreN
a., sesf In coussQasncs Of tAs vi,seSssses
s.s.f. . ss s ss@ ns es n sssi
ny Ny, y VI. h err =, ss = f0ll0-s:
: s :s;:, &; e; 4 ,iiF :::! !:::
Thursday 'alyiia4rN s.arasy, Jesa
FOR frsishs apply 90 board 81 Pier NJ ~ Eosss sv.,
i tSD Tylg sfoSroRD. rrLrsros a co g s.,..
*Nfs UNITED STATES MAIL LINZ
&SasSr FROM CHARLEsToN TO HAvASx, y
SAVANNAH AND KEY wEsT-fhcsc,sS
"a steamship ISABEL. q 100 uns burden jeoumsndsi b
Capt William Rollins VIII commences Der regular utps =
nOpsa.y oes and -: AL % rom s,a. Ss. re
vsns 10 Charleston on the 9Th and 10.
yrOm Charleston and Savannah TO Havana ....-..ess
Tor '''Si sl R1s ; s2Gisros. co g .os
hs Ssi is Hsvs a. Drake, ssofHEss CO.
Fsassngers leaving Havana BY his shp rrsch Bsis
ssSs EoS s& aS1 Or sou Der reach
sane time.
fSsa TIKI STEAMSHIP ISABEL. FOR
&&GSc CHARLESTON, KEY WEST AND IA.
VANA. having been detained IN Charleston BE-
al O'Clock NJ At which hour she VIII positively sail
's sroF FORD FIJI CO. q sous
RI h fOH BOSTON, VIA NEWPORT i
nzs-aaes.s---I FALL RlvER--by the sDleadd snd
superior steamers BAY STATE and EN-.
PRE- STATE OF great strength and speed, particularly
adapted 10 the Navigation Of Long sand Sound unnrg
In correction with the Fall River and Old Colony Railroad
distance OF So miles 10 Boston only.
Leave pier No. North River the Battery.
The steamer cay STATE. Capt VIM Brown, 90 rues-
dsvs THURSDAYS, and Salnrcsys at 5 p N.
fhe steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Benz BsytonS
on MONDAYS Wednesdays, ard Frdsys al NJ
THIS Lire II the only one that rurs direct for Newport
These fitted with commcdfous xtaeroors,
and every arrangement for the security and comfort Of
passengers who afforded by this route nghfs rest
on board ard arrival n Fall River proceed per rail,
road reaching Boston early tbs following morning. or can
remain board getting heir breakfast wished for IN
III the Starting OF the accommodation train at 81 A n,
which reaches Boston al about 81 AN.
baggage master Il attached 10 each steamer who 70
eeyes snd rekets the baggage, and accompanies Ne
ssue TO its destination.
Tue for passage aud the price Of state rOOms he
seme a. BY other lines.
,.esiner run. 10 connection With this tine to snd
from Providence, daily, except Sundays.
Freight TO Boston IL taken the ZANE rses bv Ia
other regular ires and forwarded with greater exp st
uon By an Express height uain which leaves Fan ves
every morning tSunday exceped ct O'clock for Boston
and New Bedford, arriving al in destination u or sboa,
IL A.. N.
FOR freight apply on board or at the ONCE on Pier
North River For state or berhs apply board
fir 10 desired them ahead. application may be
made u TlSDALE BOkOENl Ageun.
jelOy 70 and II IVES, st
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ram THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN
$kk6E CISCO VIA CHAGREs-fhs new aud "a

AE6E CISCO, VIA cHA6REs.-fhs new and "a
$500 vorile steamships
faifIHpELPHii. 100 i ans. Capt Ro5i Pssr.Ou
ror the only direct line between NevYork and Chases,
ca In the Pschc-s semnOnihy line through TO San sral.
REDUCED RATS or rAns TO cHlsnEs.
Cherokee. Philadelphia
Aner Saloon staie Aooms.......el25 90 el25 90
Forward Saloon do. 100 % LOO %
he .Soys din: :. n: sam: table sSd h,-, the phv
stssrase found with mattresses ..
r.sb to cSs.: 70 c:as Pc; SO rIporsss q tie
Isthn1s are borne by passengers
HoWLAkD s. AsfiNwALL, 81 sOuts-st MI
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The United stases Nail siesmpseses
PANAMA.....l,Os7 uns....CapL David q: Bsiley.
CALIFORNIA. i,c5O tan, -. Capt rhOi. Badd.
YENNEsSEE..l 800 ulrf. Csot George A. Cole
G GaSnaN s sSo @ns SsSo. sy
are Intended 70 form semi-nonl5 line between Panama
ia The Amer Cabin arc furnished bedding bu
lot wine, and liquors. Passengers IN Tho steerAge are
found WITH such rlons furnished to the crew, snd
FAC Tor rersons baggage es 70 he extent OF $50 bs
weight no; exceeding IN measurement en cubic feel.
per tnn and y per cent on all specie.
Packages should 20, exceed Us lbs. weight iof mule
?1isass from Panama to San BIGs hawaiian s2S $40
- BAD DlokO..s...s..... zoo IL
Ban Frsnsisco........ 500 80
Nc s.ores TO DO landed viii be taken baggage Charges
embs king and de5arkng and all personal port charges
Including health fees and boat hire DO paid by The passen
xers No passage secured until paid for Apply hlne Of
Zee Of the Company, Nev-York. 81 soutb-st nfh
eRze. THROUGH LINE FOR SAN FRAN.
&GEAE CISCO VIA CHAGRES DlRECf--Ths
,plendid steamship CHEROKEE, Hsnry
Wndle sEnmender, will leave her dock pier g. Norm
River for Chsges direct Monday July g. at O'Clock
Passengers particularly requested 10 have their baggage
on board the Saturday previous .
ROWLAND kASPINWALL, 81 and 80 South-st
fEsa CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS are To-
1890 vted to call al Ine Psssengs, 0oes Is S,9 ga,
way and read lhe California inf0rmalon Clr-
cuarr Every body 10 invited 70 send for one fnroug1
tickets by different nes Tor sale 0r ~ Oyer me orxnai
coo, Address postpaid, ARNOLD BUFFUM
ie22 5tisf
a. FOR San FRANCISCO, South San Fran
c. and the Gold Regions freight landed Al san
Frsncisco. The | psckelshtp CLARENDON,
II Brown, master 10 now receiving freight At pier L. N
PasseH gers who wish avoid thei wet scky season,
together with the dsDger Of crossing the shmu will md
the Clarendon first vessel having every convenience
for carrying passengers shs will proceed direct TO San
Francisco under the able command OF Capt Brown
shor and safe passage may be calculated on For egntof
passage, apply 10 The Agent BOARD, or
r. r. HUNTER, 80 Brosdway aud
J. BELKNAP SMITH 90 Waist
fefr In Toruu- Bridings