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passed ADjisr March O. making . passage of7e days
The ship Rainbow sailed from New York December 3,
ssge in IS days. The same ship sailed from New York
June 2 and passed ADier September s-a passage of
days Captain N. b. Palmer made the first passage in
the Howqus OF this port to Apjier in II days arriving
there about LIST September 1874 and the ship Montsuk
from New York and the bark Goa1stts from Boston,
than 80 days Boston advertiser.
The fine packet bark Harvest, Capt. Nichols,
rived here on Saturday, in 81 days from New York We
are indebted to capt. N for copy OF the New York
HERALD Of Tuesday demonstrating In advance Of the
U 8. mail Savannah Republican, Oct. 10
LAuNcHED-At Bluehil 9th instant, by J. Long Jr, a
fine schooner OF l35 tons called the Meridian TO be
manded by Capt Giles j Wood,
At Duxbury the 18th inst. by Mr. Wan Paulding. a
beautiful bark about geo TONS called the Modens She
Is to regular packet in Messrs Baker Morrill,
Baltimore Regular Commercial Line, and viii be GEM
msrded by Capt Zephaniah Edrdge, formerly Of brig
Ocean
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TO CONTRACTORS.
Der. Is. 1851

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORs.-"C COMPLETION OF
IN the Erie Canal Enlargement and the Genesee Valley
AND Black River canals ana the OF the Locks
pursushcs resolution of the Canal Board noics.
undersigned until Of the l8sh day Of November next
Albany Syracuse and Baao for the WORK on the
tive divisions for doing all the work not under contract
The line ready for inspection. and full description
Of the work to be DONE with maps plans Of
win be ready examination At the offices Of the Engineers
in Albany Rome Syracuse Rochester Cuba and Buffalo,
Cnractos be written out in full and their
Each proposal to be Public work.
naming the canal the division OF the Erie Canal on which
Proposals will be opened in public by President tho
Canal Board during the session Of the Board TO be held in
Every proposal be accompanied by written guaran
~ signed BY or more 20 be approved
tlst the rrssn or persons y Ims stately sss
es ana OF n sns p am
with good sufficient sures to perform che work
o vii be- Ssed r say ns section snd
all propositions must be for certain as To the price TO
or cs saa H one
received from person or for the same wsr
the expense Of furnishing all the matsra and performing
all the work. according 70 the plans specifications and no
Tn. persons TO whom the may be allotted will be
with the work in such manner the
the same by the time 70 be specified IN the contract
to pre- 1ssSsS ssi SisSp,
will be duly nOssed hroush public prn;s Of The .Os-
m'n'' when nAd cuA As.Rs c SssSSsf TO- FOL
JOIN {. SATnkk.
urzrkrs shr {; S ssTaoEs
CHARLES A; 0LMsTED,
JONI sy + CLARE sHfia''' Eastern Division
Jrno Rs'i & s4 FpsiasS, Middle Division
Diyision Engineer. Western Division.
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Marine Affairs.
oUR LONG ISLAND coRREsPoNDENcE.
PoRr Jrrrrnsoy, l. l., Oct. II, 1851

PoRr Jrrrrnsos L l., Oct. II, 1851.
Launch " a Schooner, e..
The business Of ship building being 40 intimately
connected with the enterprise and prosperity Of
country IL is not to be wondered at that the public
should be interested in whatever relates 10 the improve
ments which mechanical skill, called into vigorous
exercise by the stimulus OF constantly increasing m
mercia prosperity Is rapidly developing this important
department Of human industry. I was highly grsthed
to day In witnessing the launch Of the schooner Maria
l.. Davis from the ard Of Meaers J. VI G. l.. Bayks
81 this place This splendid vessel well fitted aud com
plete in all her arrangements IL intended for the West
In dia and Mediterranean trade and although clipper
built vessels all the In the large ship yards Of
principal cities thought passing notice OF this trim and
graceful specimen Of class q vessels called chiefly into
requstion by the vset coasting trade Of country
might not prove unacceptable to your readers. The
beam and feet in the hold She will carry about $50
tons and II to be commanded by William II. Davis. n
yourg and enterprising man whose residence IL at Mil
ers Place but whoee home is the wave having had
taste for salt water from his boyhood up This vessel
IL owned principally by retired sea captains Of Mhers
Place Who have left the exciting and adventures
incident TO sailors life for the quiet occupation
Of filling the soil
Tvs BRrIsp Sur CHRts.. ms Tar TO ASHsR-sHoEr
CHINs NoYsgts.-We mentioned some days ago the an.
nouncement In the London Tises that the Aberdeen
built clipper chip Chrysote had made the voyage from
the voyage by nine days 10 has been suggested
that the voyage az the Oriental referred TO- must have
been her voyage from Canton 30 London but Of this we
not fully informed But the Oriental made her
You'd Anjier, in 81 days The Chrysolites voyage has
been also repeatedly outdone by other voyages from New
York We informed that the ship Sea Witch, Capt
Waterman, called from New York December ~ lso and
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vRAynLLERs, apID1-

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD LINE FROM NEW
~ York TO Philadelphia Leave Pier No. North River
by steambost JOHN POTTER Morning Line. st o'clock
Afternoon Line s4 o'clock Fare by either line 81 for
rsrd dect, 81. Emigrant Line, ct o'clock =, fare
81 ~. H. BLISS, Agent
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA-NEw YORK
IN and Phadelphis direct-Upited States Mail Line
through in ~ hours via New Jersey Railroad. Fare
duced 10 81 for r as and ~ ~ for SECOND class Leave
New York 81 M from foot Of Cortsndt street and At
pa NJ and NJ from foot Of Liberty street Leave PHI
nut ttuet
FoR BsIrrsoRr, WssprreroN, on CHARLxsror-
Through tickets sold In the shove lines through
duetor with through Baggage cheeks accompanies the train
lavnF NJ Passengers and baggage IN this train will
be transported directly through from depot depot the
rSvte vithou. extra charge.
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MUSICAL FUND HALL, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
l sor Anderson. the great Wizard Of the North, heg
most respectfully that he has taken the above
magnificent Hall for limited period and will have the ho-
Of making his first in Philadelphia
day evening" the 9th October continue evening
his grand Entertainments ct soirees hysts
REUSE which, for the nine weeks in New York. have
with unparalleled Professor A begs impress
upon the minds Of that his
rehnod the ensemble being OF the
magnificent Of costly and elaborate par.pherna Of
exquisite material and workmanship and the perform
will consist Of and astounding fesss in Natural
Magic illustrative of the falAcy Of necromancy demonolo
gy wchcraft, combining the sciences Of electricity
pneum,tiOs hydraulics hydrossatcs and mechansm-fot
niles under twelve years of cents Doors open ~ u
the Wonders to att Carriages be ordered
Tickets may had at the principal hotes and
sic stores Notce-In order TO accommodate parties RESI-
grand Day Entertain every Saturday Doors open
= commence at 3. Admission . above.
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EVNU - W.
New York. Juiyl2, 1851.

INDIA RUBBER cHIvALRY-L CANDLE, HAYWARD
II India Rubber Company. By william A. Buckingham.
Treasurer Newark India Rubber Company by Hiram Hut
crimson. President Ford Co. The parties abovensmed
who falsely charge H. n Day with prstns patent owned
By them and their confedera,e called pstsn
merit special attention ct this time In exposing th
vile csumny have for months past publicly charged th
pretended patent as fraud and swndle These serious
charges made in the newspapers, over my own name
While their suit st law pending ana at issue before the
constituted tribunals Of the country the parties took their
testimony and had printed the continuation called 70
gether about dozen Law and brought 10 Trenton ther
principal Witnesses the suit At Law for seO damages vas
called in courts this suit involved the title 20 he
patent offered 10 try H. the combin alton backed Out
demanded judgment suit which hsve often ebtaised
sssinst this swindlinG patent The PLAINTIFF brought IN an
sdsyit Of their sssoeste and part owner william yndson
continue their dsrsoeul practice OF threatening prosesu
ton 70 honorable merchants commend their present po-
stion The candid consideration OF friends and Gus
toners, while ! an happy 20 snnouuce my scilites for
mslne shoes have been doubled and now ready 70
ceive fresh ORDERS hope TO supply orders in ul and
promptly, hereafter with increased tscihtes
Price-Dsys best patent japan Rubber Shoes, cents
vomsn 81 cnts All othors In proportion. Car Springs
30 cents per pound Steam Packing cents per pound net
HORACE II. DAY,
Manufacturer, Inventor, and owner OF Seventeen
Indis Rubber Patents, n Cortlandtst.
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From the London Staniar ~ Freedom. Oct. i
The French are busy preparing for % Many
families usually resident ~ Pars have made their
arrangements 10 remain IN the country this winter
From Jersey we learn that families are arriving
there who intend o. reside out II France until the
crisis is over. NJ. Loon Iaucher, the Minister Of
the Interior, has summoneI the projects and sub
prefccts around him, and ioctuced them respecting
their duties, and cautioned them on no pretext
whatever, except n summons Of tue government, to
abandon their districts The effect of the ordi-
nance against foreigners would bsif IL were prae-
ticable witch IL is g. give the police know
ledge Of every foreigner IN The department Of the
Seine.
Will the solution be- violent % peaceablel Nearly
everybody anticipate violence. Fear is the pro
yailing feeling. Put thcr, aic not wanting IN sn
entitled TO attontion who think things may pass Of
peaceably. Lord Ialmerston, indeed, compares the
fears respecting the crisis Of ~ with the horrors
which IL YVES predicted would issue out Of the Great
Exhibition of 81. Certainly tho fears respecting
the Exhibition have been mcmCrsbly falsihed, and
undoub tedly they were entertained BY vety diffe-
rent olsss OF persons from th0so who look with
apprehension Re the perpexities and COMMISSIONS Of
1862 T'bosc never seemed yery reasonable fears
which proceeded on the tupprsitiOn that the most
Intelligent peryons Of The present generation OF the
world could not meet In London fof most beautiful
and peecefal demonssration without causing scenes
Of riot and bleodshcd But the fears Of the most
thoughtful and hopeful observers of public affairs
in respect tc 1862 have real and practical basis in
the difficulties which MUS, really be encountered in
France.
Will Louis Napoleon quietly leave the Elyseo
National in which be pea lodges! After beng
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MATRIMOuIAL.

MATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
lVl Lover Professor Lawton of London having arrived
in Boston, will send address, receipt OF dollar
paid plain directions enable ladies gentlemen
win the devoted affections Of the opposite The process
issmple but captivating that all be married. ire
spectve of appearance position; and last though
least IL be arranged with such and delicacy.
that detection 10 possible Address Professor Lawton,
Boston, MASS No letters taken from the Post oce unless
tho postage is paid.
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nR. La cRoIx's PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE

nR LA CRoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL TREArIsn-
- Cheapest book ever published-30 pp. and lD fnt
plates on ths Physiology Of Marriage and the secret In
hrmttes and disorders Of youth asd maturity resulting
from solitary hsbits which destroy the physical and mental
powtr enfebe the natural feeng and exhaust che eesf
es OF manhood with practical observations the pre-
vention and treatment Of debility local and con
sttutonal weakness and all diseases arising from inds
creton with plain and simple rules By which All pe,son
can cure themselvee without mercurywth the Authort
obeerystons marriage, It's duties and disqualihesnons
and their remedies with colored lthosrsphs iuswsMne
the atmy phyoiogy and diseases OF the reproductive
organs Of both ssxe their structures uses and noMcn
II contains hints 10 those oontem PLATING
arony which will overcome objections against
none, however should take th important step without
whether married single Strangers who require medical
Aid before consulting any doctor ought 70 know wheshel
By their physicians and thus guard against the imposition
Of quacke prevalent In populous cities. Dr. La Croir
IL legally qualified practitioner and has for twenty year
devoted his stvdies 70 the subjects Of which his book
seiye one cory By mail OF ave- eopies for Address Dr
burgess Garrett and s%rnssr Townsend. ma Broadway
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AHUaEMENTS.

% rises AT o'clock Boxes Is osnts; PIT cents se.t
ssa ss Ssns e: F5sff s's1ia
con SS'f S.Dssa AsS =. Tss1l H
the ana ss T sa u
ALI Bob BaeEskn Mt araiths; susan stsrts Mason.
nr Taylor Don Guzman, Mr. COny; scaramouch. Master
Cony Donna Anna. Mrs. Grattan.
RURToN's THEATRE CHAMBERS sTREET.-DooRs
ass I F es'l soa
zify
Caroline Daltc NJ Taylor MARIA G. aycn, sss wesson
70 aS . X .rs s
Mrs. p Rea NE sSss Holman
Bons. % cents RI. cents orehssra Tickets 30 cents
S4sS ~
Liner Letter Carrier and his posToby Tnt "
Blansaara Roland ylllsIs Ralph Morris NJ
dram. # Toa Sk5SSLE@Ts@ Gfqsls Scott.
Miss Hathaway scaramOuoh. MT. Blanchard.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM-P. t. BARNUN,
and ,6s mr. ana A
sSssss ~ extra sIssix h prSs desire IL
sSassdsy and Friday ooso5ss I'D and
Enss
fu popular and thrilling moral dram. q RosI-
Mr. clarke; Jethro. Mr.. Hadaway Rosna Miss MestAyer
Patience Mrs Rogers the Of the characters by the
OF the company All the ourisstes TO be seen 80 usual
CHRIsTYs OPERA HOUSE. MECHANICs HALL. NO.
az Broadway, absve Grand street-Open every might
known Christys Ainssres, comprising Efficient and
sate oorps Of talented and edperformers
and cnasi tn. Of chrs whose =
With favor by highly respectable and audiences
Tickets % cents Doors st OK and will commence 81
fully informed saturday srneOn concerts are dis
continued.
OPEN EVERY NIGHT-FELLOwy MINsTRELs. AT
~ Fellows New Musical Hall ~ Broadway between How
Ard ana Grand ress-Th Justly celebrated and efoent
corps Of and under Vie sole
The have been with greatest BY
she elite and fashion from all parts Of the Union Ieow
the s Sfss opsn
Ss, s1ery sns Saturday for sspsei. 40
eommodation offamies. commencing ~ o'clock P. II.
NEW YORK ANPHITHEATRE. NO ST BowERY.-L.
North, Proprietor Private Boxes 90 oents; Boxes
combination of talent for the ensuing week First night
Re of NINE T. Num- beautiful equstrieune
Of Sam Lathrop the peoples clown First
night OF the Shepherd and Mr. Levi North
sm In the circle; Jngng Jumper Of Pekin Master viii
le shakspearss Two Dromos BY hessrs Harper and Ed
x %ssm Sy and
by Mr.. North and Madam Mum; Highland Fling, by Misc
Macarland Dancing by The horse Of the million Tammany
.nses viii Conclude WITH L9BfS AND ASNETTE@Lasin
Mr. W. Ode Annette Miss Mcfarland. On the 10th nst
Mr. Levi j. North will receive benefit
DARTIEs WISHING TO HAVE THE USE OF TRIP.
Ter Hall during three evenings In the week, will plsasf
sp''S' w 'e'''r VI "'nS' ~ HxRpwELL. su Bro.dv.v
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| RRqADwAY rHEArRE-E. A. MARSHALL. sOLI
.s sS:s 4.%i,
Siss cents Gallery ~ cents Private BoIes IS and q
e IN S... h
ssn Nd e
Sss:s Ssas: D;TiSs: ISas1 d ss:n sa NJ:
NIELos Mr. 6 John s..T9s
Commences 81 ~ oeicoi Wondsrfui Esvs family foursS
nss s sn GRAND with
s1s ri .ss i .
n nSn, sSaa IN S1;.
0eoS iresson. sO tse rsSs Rope Which,
oast rH soIS ina
RRouGHAMsLYcEUx. BROADWAY. NEAR BROOKE
ss 9pes Ssn T. SSsi Dss.
s o f'ff1 .Ssss s. @ T5s.y o..
s Ta lse s
z. E.us, M.s.,sas 4. L.ssI
sEiLE~cbsraoters by the Rousset Fsmy After which
grand ballet advertisement entitled LBS T0LIf * the
Beauehamp Mr. Jordan Mrs sisrrstt in four characters
NIBLo's GARDEN.-sATURDAY. OCT. 25.-sIGNoR
g ns's9 RSf s sG F.s. W. %
bert Kemp sisp9. Nicsao pianist and John Seton vim
and Is ssao Shn o sin IN N. s.
Es asa ssSs Ksp ~ Il h
kas II aSaGF sSi ssy SScS in America Mons
ERANKLIN MUSEUM. Izb CHATHAM soUARs. ONE
block above the National Theasre-0eorge Lea soS
perform every even
ing entertainments the three
eeloch and in the evening ~ O'clock The entertain
other place Of entertainment in New York. consisting q
Leas Female Ethiopian Opera Troupe John Diamond
greatest dancer world will appear also, Mons Gre
Ioire the strongest man In the world who wiz brssS
also challenge TO kill BULLOCK with his clenched
ast for amount Of troupe Of Model Arssss
their beauty and and who
senate number Of beautiful tablesu1 company Arab
cIs who 60 through variety o. 81 & s5H sn
exhibition Of Marble StatuAry unequaed In The world;
together with Interesting performances
afternoon and evening For Hsrtioula5s see bills q
each day Admison-Seats In Private Boxes ~ cent?
stage seats, Mk cents bsxss - cents; parQuesss. In
eeuA.
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INDIA nURDER GOODS.


INDIA RUBBER ovIR SHOES, BOOTS. ETc.-THE
subscriber would respectfully call the aten tion OF the
and gentlemen the city TO his stock Of India Rubber
Overshoes Boots Cater Boots Buskns Clogs roohold
misses Shoes boys Shoes being the nest complete and
thoes be found estsbshmentin the city Prices
low s any other para ofths city Al shoes vsrssnssd
India Rubber and outa PsTeha Goods wholesale and
vail.
Two THE PUBLIc.-lNBIA RUBBER sHoss.-oUH
attention has been called xbscmenA By Horace
u. Day. published In the New YoS orald Of lth July
1851 and the Courier and Enquirer OF date In which,
much unmerited abuse Of attorney VIM Judson,
ESQ., he that dare not charge him with prans
oOodysars Pasens under and that he does
purchased licenses for the msnufscturs Of
ala Rubber Shoes under Goodyear PAsent and paid our
money and daily paying tariff for the same and any
might have done the same disposal 70 40
rather than pirate upon Goodyears Patents. We mink
just 70 purchase right 70 use valid patent nAs
edged 0oodyeArs rights made settlement ana Agreed In
infringe his Patents He IL attsm ptins
only infringe said Passns but y, niure ourselves
Who have for large cur csnses
and worn under them and charge Mr. Day directly
and that ever our ovr ssnatqres vsh pirauns Sgos
Offering 70 the publie and Gve notice that he
all vhe With him in purchasing or vsnd
ns his shoss made In viostos Of said Passss Rsh WI
HAYWARD RUBBER CO.
BY VIM. A. BUCKINGHAM, rreasurss
rHR NEWARK INDIA RUBBER MFG co.
". Hutehinson, Prosideat
FORD co.
New York. July IL, le5i.
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MEDICAL.

UNHE MARRIED WOhAN'' PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
panion-By Dr. A. n Mauriceau Professor Of Dissaeee
Of Women-Twenteth Edition, Is mo-, PIP. 250-Prce 81.
Years Of suffering physical and mental anguish 70 many
An anectionate WIFE, and pecunary dinoultes 70 the h.
work IL intended especially for the married these
marriage, DISCLOSED Important secrets
which should be known 10 them particularly.
To these whose health does not permit Of an increase
family. IL 10 Of special importance.
Here every femAfe-the wife, The mother-ske
either budding into the other In the decline
in whom nature contempatss An important ohanG
discover the symptoms and the most efeent
remedies and most certain mode Of every complains
tEatSacs Of letter rom gentleman in Dayson ohis)
DAyros. Nay l, lS0.
DR. A. n. MAuRrcEAu:
NV DEAR Ny wife has been percepsiby sinking fG
suisa suffering before and during her
nnemcnt cessve more and more debnsaNne
and prostratng her putting her life 10 imminen dSnxs
and which the LAST occasion, Aespaired or sup
posed this state Of thngs was and resigned ny
month heard your beck highly spoken Of as containing
alters reaching On its receipt and perusa
10 the relief ~ afforded my distressed
mind and its impaired 70 wife, on learning
that the great discovery Of n n De.omeauI provided
possible But for this ere another would have
cd head, In all human probability wife venlt
have been In her and children left motherlesa
Of course mpracteable 20 convey more fully ths go
attended, for the married these contemplating
For sale at 20 Broadway - At the publishing oaee II
Liberty street, New York; Iitte Co.. Albany Joseph
Tucker, Mobile, AlabAma; 7. b. Peterson, - Chessnus
On the receipt Of ST. eopysvn be transmitted By mall
free postage the United States All stsses
| LEA New York city. Once II Liberty street
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nR. GLOVER CONTINUES TO CURE THOSE oBsrI.
~ nate protrsoted hsoured and patched up that
have bshed the skill Of the inexperienced
escape from The hsnds Of isncrsnt medical pressnd Dr.
a. has received regular medical edueaton
ed 10 once rrscoe for The last years th
city. His practical experience and professional acquire
enable him 70 give spsedy cure. 0nce
No. IA Ann street, nsay Br0sdvsy.
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CRANKLIN MUSEUM. I11 CHATHAM SQUADS. oNl
ADJUSTMENTS IN PHILADELPHIA.

M UsICAL ENTERTAINMENTS -TRRLKR HALL II
WI let Apply to J. II. WARDWELL, 800 Broadway.
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UHIPPIHa.

S
nd M nS n the Ss 81
thsr BERTH SS.'''' '''N EDWARD K COLLINS = CO.
EeR LIyEKso9L-aUEITLp STATES NAIL STEAM
win depart with states Nails. EUROPE posi-.
a's @ %
lions Tor s1sFSsR;, EoSn3:T sYRy 90
al. ssss%Ssr 3d. Will succeed 'A' A'i'h' ana
FOR sAyANNAn-THE NEW AND sPLENDID
s,y:
sss SH kyi. f0 E tTssss Ss g
Captain Ludlow. on SATURDAY. November I.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY ron
~ New Orleans, via navsna.-ChAnee Of Sailing Day
D. Parser g. s. n, sonnsndsr Will .Ii from The pier
So sss S a.. fas osssIS S
L,dis, Saloon Berth =" 49, ...........sN
Forward 49, 49, Observation-Disclosures:
sgss: only s.isn rsshs s,y,nh
III West street, osrner Of Warren.
DAcIrIc NAIL STEAMSHIP coxPANY.-cHANol
os ssn
hssssseis u M eo%%sader. viii sail en- sasurasy. O.:
ars :1ss Ss s'S ss;
ss g sSs
for San Francisco, arrival Of the passengers and nails
or sss, ne ':s s''
STuE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Steamers. The ships composing 'hi' limo sr'
ATLANTIC. Captain West
ssSSTIiS, S.s:.i . SSS S,,;
These ships have been bull. By contract expressly for 60
ssrvS. every care has been taken IN sh, con-
es and h s' en- s s
FOR :ss.nSs sn nns %ST s .
sivs o. extra sle ass sss from Liverpool 70
An experienced Surgeon attached 70 each ship.
No berth can n be secured nj until paid sOr;
,.,.,s,, s o. rSsH w.sn., ss, os
s.su urs,. Nov Nov. MsSn.:d.y. Nov.
ss:;;sI$.s. Dee E: .ds..:.:.ss:.y.; Dec
'''H sbbM.9 & c5It?fSs 4 co, So wan ,rs.AN
BROWN, sHIPLEY q CO., Liverpool.
RosIRTss co: . King; arm T.rd u Lender.
Of sss:. ship. be g, sels
signed thsr'f'r and the value shsr'0
e IN. oIR .s ma
reduced rs.ss The new and splendid steamer soIHkn
g.. and i....s Il sss .oIis viz .s on us.Ss
October =, a.sP n, from Pier N R. n. BE .eosr,
choice ''''A'" low ''i ts,, sSi;i' c Ss sst'
i ooISiN GAii.-Thi. ssniassni steamer was spoke.
viii % abs 20 Psnsma shs latter asy. d
s.eIsc NAH Steamship Company. WV
,r,op n yOcsTssin Wilson, Of II. British Brig Ro
er.nse fell in with said sehr LJ,icu. q, sea, dereos
.Ss hsi % 'i1 s'