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The New York herald., 1851-11-13
Naval Intelligence.

THRrE GREar SHIFs 81 1HE LrSr--There are now in
this barber three great ships Of the ne-ths Ohio th
Vermont, and the Virginia. Zach one Of them NAV be
said TO te rensf abis for It, model It's sire and accom-
modatoDs the excellence of the materials OF which N Ia
eonpCscd ~ strength and fitness FOX 90. and battls
The are called seventy urs but capable Of Carrying
one hundred and ten guns each together with compile
men 0t one thousand men and all the provisions stores
ana munitt rs Ter three years cruise not omittinx
twenty tons Of powder for vessel These costly and
fnlensid toating ctades all the Navy Yard In
Charlestown and under the Of the officers there
and never a 20 attract the attention Of strangers and
others In the Chelsea ferry boats and other steamers
plying IN the upper bartor varying their position
somewhat With the de, they TO extend Themselves
Ike cvathans, and loom up the waves Such ample
depth the water at this Navy Yard that these immense
line u battle .hps lay at its wharves st low TIDE
without touching bottom aud indeed sail directly from
the wharves With all hands beard and compietely
armed rrovisoned and appointed for any voyage OF
Place q destination the This We believe can
not be done directly from ether Navy hard IN the
United ststes uness perhaps the one the hroor o.
New NsTk be excepted From most, Il not ali the other
Navy Yards. the ornaments provisions. and men, are
sent At great expense by steamboats, TO the government
ships several miles c in the channels or ohngs CT the
bay on account Of the filling Of the harbors or the
shoals formed at the yards. and other circumstances
boston Cggui0
The New York herald., 1851-11-13

HoRRrprE MURDER or YouNe woMAv-A
correspondent Of the N. O. Dcia, writing under
date Of Baton Rouge, Oct 30, saysi--A beautiful
and interesting young lady was brutally murdered
by some inhumsn wretches, in the neighborhood
OF sandy Creek, in this parish. A negro, named
Riy, and young negress, about fourtec or fifteen
years Of age, were taken up, tried, confessed the
crime. and sentenced TO be hung, on Monday, the
9th inst. The negress in her confe ssion imrlica-
t.t two white men as being the instigators OF the
bloody deed. The report Is that one Of the white
men accused, was enamored Of the young lady, who
refused to marry him, whereupon he determioed to
wreak upon her his fen dish venge and by threats
and promises, prevailed upon his negroes TO waylay
her, as she was passing from her home to neigh
bors, near the creek, where her mapged corpse was
teund submerged beneath the weight Of heavy
cg with the apron Of the negress condemned, about
her neck, which had beep used te strsngle her AS
Is NATURAL the people Of the nsighborhood were, and
are, In an intense excitement about the matter
and, but for their profound respect for law ana
order, weuld have executed the negroes upon the
spot. They we're tried by justice and jury Of
freeholders, rs by law required, on Friday, and
sentenced to be hung. The white men accused
have left the parish. sithough they caalet be COZ
dembed sn negro eyideB,c
The New York herald., 1851-11-13
STATE TICKET

Tot, A counties. .13,463 1917 I3 80 I5I3S
Majority for Wright (democrat) thus far. ..... 35i
Majority for Chatfed (demccrat) thus far 5o2
Partly unofficial.
The New York herald., 1851-11-13
HORSES. CARRIAGES, sc.

Fer sALE-A BUGGY WAGON, WITH NEW Top
~ nna W mminF will be sold for 500 Can be seen at
Ut budds 1o'Mott street. after 10 O'Clock, this day.
HORSE OWNERS TO CURE HORSES or DrsTEM-
per, Pink Eye, Colds, and other common diseases or
went oi ccndion horses, use the Equarsn Con iton
Powders Derots ~ Bayard street. and Is Fulton street.
Brooklyn Price 81 cents package.
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DIANoFoRTEs AT AUCTION R @. KEMP WILL

DIANoI0RTEs AT AUCTION N-R 9; KEMP WILL
sell at auction, to cash this day trhursYl
November l3h at ~ ool5ok At the large hall the Broad
Casino formerly the Chinese huseum $50 Broadway
between Spring and Streets eight superior rosewood
Pianootes worth from three hundred to six hundred dol
srs each excellent tone and finish, city makers
good reputation hzd which particularly worthy OF the
attention Of those in want OF good Instruments they
all warranted by the makers the when sold
yAte sale May be examined on the morning Of sale Pur
haers wishing send their pianos out Of the city have
hem boxed and shipped in good order ~ sonabe charges
NEW YORK HORSE BAZAAR 81 CROSBY STREET,
" Auction sale Of Horses Carriages Harness Saddles
every Monday snd Wednesday at IL o'clock Persons
having property to dispose Of will please eau and have 1t
registered. JOHN VI. GATE IELD, Proprieser
The New York herald., 1851-11-13
EXPRESS AGENCIES, sc.

CoREIGN EMPRESS AT ADAMS q co.'s IS AND Is
Wall stree'-Packsgs and parcels for al psrts of Eu-
rope, forwarded with despstoh BY
EDWARDS, SANFORD a co.'s
Transatlantic Express, is Wall street
Small parcels for steamer Franklin received unN ten
o'clock on Saturday morning 18th Inst
WORCESTERSHIRE UNION, WRECKED AT SAN
IN Quintn Bay, Lower Calfornia.-The owner or con-
sgnee o. one box Of Gold Dust containing about $500
shipped BY the above steamer and marked Hugh Mstheon
requested te present. the criminal Bill Of Ladng and csu
The same or the gold dus. will be proceeded against such
charges and the be abe for JONES
&JOHNSON, Insurance Brokers, ~ wall street.
The New York herald., 1851-11-13
DRY GOODS, &c.


SHAWL SALE AT THE BowERY SAVINGS STORE.
- 800 Cashmere Long Shawl $l2 co $50 l5o0 do Square
DO s. to $40 5000 Long Wool high eoiOred shawls So
chased last Saturday at auction and
a. the above prices and are guaranteed TO be but te
other good bargains will be dispensed % our patrons
for Blankets psin and tvilled 50 SIS per
pair, Quilts sss sns from 81 each q.
do s 2 and 2s Cd Dress Goods-silk,. beautiful high
eoored Paid do diamond lustre black extra rieh De
ties. Domestic Goods-Sheetings shrtings rckings Drills
&c a. the lowest wholesale manuaeturers prices at tke
Bowery Savings Store. l2 Bowery, z. IS. w. Z. GIL
LEY n CO.. fropEistors Managers and Directors.
"A form ladies requiring any kind flPlain work shr
Making Baby Linen in all its branches that they
have the came executed in superior aud the
Green street will be promptly attended 10. N. Or
to family requrga con adentia person 70 acts aouse
valuable having references Of the highest respesa y
NINE. vETAULT. No. 67s BROADWAY, HAS JUST
M received from the hrst houses in Par an assortment,
Cloaks and saek for Ladies and ChGren Evenng
He sd Dressts Emtroderes; variety fancy articles etc.
al latest most elegant fashions Open Tor exA
biton Monday 10Th OF November ISL. Nme vetault
will also give instruction in the art Of making ARTIFICIAL
ting. and Kind OF ornamental needle Terms s.
Madame " wishes TO employ little srl from to II
otage. Apply ~ above
CURTAIN MATERIALS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
~ Lace and muslin ourtans window shades and cornice
gmps tasSes customers have now an opportunity
Ofteetng from large and we'll selected stock embracing
everything in the upholstery line, at prices Is per cent
AN. 4 X. DAVIES. Upholstersrs. 2Oo Bowery.
V'RAPHAGEs's VARIETY STORE AND JUVENILE
Emporium, y Canal opposite Green street, New York
whore be found variety Of articles appertaning
Also ciosis' Sacks xsn,iiIss viIss,ss No. Se Collars
Cufs Chemsettes &e Ladies' made toorder
stthe shortest noes and on the most reasonable terms
The New York herald., 1851-11-13
MnE. yETAuLr. No. szs BROADWAY. HAs JUS
CLOTHING

n M a Ia ~ - ~
V,o TAILoRs.-THE UNDERsIGsED TAKES LEAVE
patterns Of description Of fashionable either
In ees ell Of which guaranteed TO t with
and elegance Those at distance be supplied by
y sending the utaeures OF length and cireumferenee AL
hsnt specimens which the trade invited call
and examine Terus made kno by application, either
personal or By letter, post paid Addressed 70
n. sTINEkETs. No. EO Broadway.
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
ladies gentlemen desirous Of converting their
of clothing furniture, &c into cash. can receive fair
tenoe or throush the Post ee Laes sttenaed by Mrs
Dusseldorf. l.. N. DUssELDoRF. Is Elm street.
CAsr orr CLOTHING, FURNITURE, FANCY
Thirty per cent paid above the usual price received the
seove on making appst W the subecrber who will at
tondby appointment Lsd.s attended BY Mrs.. Phillips
~ L. PHILLIPS, No. Park place.
CAsT orr CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
The highest price be obtain by ladies and GENTLE
men have any clothing or furniture 20 dispose Of By
sending through the post otherwise for LEVENsTYN
$50 broadway, up stairs. Ladies attended BY Mrs. l..
CAsT OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
sery, t,ect goods 10 dispose eL obssn fair
price for TIE SANE By sending for the subserber ~ his res
tenee or hrougb the post Ladies aMended By Mrs CsheH
n g. CoHEN. 60 Elm street,
CksT OFF CLOTHING WANTED TO PURCHASE
" about two thousand dollars worth OF good eft-on
Cothirg IN large or small quantities ter which the full
valve will given In current oney application either
r7onsy OF through post 20 James horeney At his store
u Orange street. few doors from Chatham street.
TIE STREAM UNCEAsINCLY FLOWS WITH rHI
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and gentlemen finding he pays the
hgbet price, continue 70 send their orders the sale Of
heir esst-oa Apparel Jsvery. furvrs, Sc Trade West
uTas thte advantage. ISAAC q. LYON,
NJ. Wal atr haaa
The New York herald., 1851-11-13

A UCTI0N ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, TO-
"A (Friaay) Nov. II. 1851 al u o'clock at the
Nerci ants ExehAnIe Wall street ave fine and full Build
Lots sixyurth street between Broadway and the
Eighth avenue lying level and Of good grade and, without
exception OF the vauabl oe tions for budiag
in New York Sale Of peremptory and
whatever a. the exact hour OF ~ o'clock Pur-
hss these Ave lot sill o the very best o. se',
with full deeds and free of mortgage
eumbranee Maps plans. and particulars ST sale. NB-
This is the last advertise ement.
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SHIPPING.

M Office STEAMSHIP BALTIC, FROM LIVERPOOL,
~ disohnrgnE under general order this day, Wednes
day nov H. a. tbs foot Of Canal street COnsgnees will
please send their permits board and attend to s receipt
EDWARD X. COLLINS * co.
The New York herald., 1851-11-13

WV w. SHIRLEY; ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
13th o'clock 1t the store No ZIG Pearl street. positive
cash sae packages Dru sts Glassware and 800 lots
Crookery and Glassware from the shelves. Also, White
Granite. and Blue
The New York herald., 1851-11-13

RALLs AND PARTIES AT ODD FELLOWS HALL
Military Companies Lodges, Societies, and others are
accommodate sixty couples Select parties will find hi,
suite Of rooms and his facilities for refrhent inferior
mono in the city.
The New York herald., 1851-11-13
NIPLOs BALL AND CONCERT Roou-rBE Pro

NIRLOs BALL AND CONCERT RooM.-THE PRO
prietor respectfully informs public that his agni
aeent Ball Room has been pu. complete order for the
nents have been made for the oomfort and
pares reception saloon psrlors and dressing ROOM
men The valuable services of Mr. Vesey the abba
caterer for dinner and parties has been secured
MI Via provided with the best French cooks good and ST.
sntiye wserg and everything Of the the
Affords will be provided Mr Vessy has selection Of
he choicest and liquors. snd pains expense will
spared TO give to those who desrous
giving frs rate balls dinners supper
bs treated with liberal terms For parcuars apply aS
q ON hu atraaA
The New York herald., 1851-11-13

III WILLARD. .AUCTIONEER.-FURNITURE CAR
IL pets, Pier and Mantel Glasses, &s-H e. willard
n viii Ell at auction ON Thursday morning at
the furniture contained in the upper part dweng
house consisting of Pier and Mantsl Glasses Carpets
Chairs, Pictures. &c
The New York herald., 1851-11-13

WIN. l.. VAN ZANDT, AUCTI0NEER STORE |:
w Spruce Street Large sale Of Winter Clothing- wm
L. Van Zan6t i'll SELL this day at the store 10 o'clock
and superior made black crown deab
coats; Sleeps gray and pilot do cashmere and satne
pants; cashmere and fancy vests, Sc.
The New York herald., 1851-11-13

JonF e, VAN ANTWERP AUCTIoNEER -srOC OK
a Of Perf1mery, Ftncy Goods, 6c-J e. Van Antwerp
will SELL this day at 10 o'clock the store of Me srs
j. Ramsey No 25 Maiden lane their fancy
goods perumery, &c. damaged slightly by water the
late fire. Terms cash.
The New York herald., 1851-11-13

A. BAKER AUCTIONEER.-LsyiSON AND STE
~. pher will sell By public auction orde the exc
cutters Of the late Jonas Drivor Thursday Nov sh
9 Greenwich street, between Murray aud Warren streets
he balance of his immense large and valuable stuck
esaple and fancy Dry goods pay adapted
scn all of which will be in lots to suit purchaser
and be sold without close
at 10 O'Clock An, positively.
The New York herald., 1851-11-13

N0R LIyERPooL-UNiTEp STATES NAIL sTEAM-
II 6hp BALTIC, Captain Joseph J. Cornstock This
ote,msr viii depart With the u male for Europe post
cvely Saturday 22d of kovem ber ~ y o'clock from
berth st foot Of Canal street No berth secured till
For freight or passage having unequsued aeomoda
Lions for elegance and ccmfort, apply %
EDWARD X CoLIISs a CO, IS Wall street.
The steamship Atlantic will succsed te Baltic and sail
tDecemter6th.
The New York herald., 1851-11-13

YANDEWATER, AUCTIONEER-GREEN HOUSE
- fIants and Dutch Flower Roots. at Auction THIS
DAY Thursdsy, Nov l3 at II o'clock at store IL Wall
and trees Pear and Apple trees large prairie Roses
lips Focuses Iris, Anemones' snow drops, &C., &C.
The New York herald., 1851-11-13
Interesting from Boston.

The sHApRAcH RESCUE TRIAL-AcQU1rTAL OF NOR.
RIS-oTHER CASES PoSrPoSED-sAILING or THE
The New York herald., 1851-11-13
A UCTIoN NoTIcE.-ELEGANT STOCK OF vALU

UCTION NOTICE.-ELEGANT STOCK OF vALUA-
"A bic rosewood and mahogany Cabinet Furniture to be
whom II may concern this day and tom at the
Museum s39 Broadway between Spring and Prince streets
The undersigned would invite the particular attention of
The trade and generally this
s9sh Of really beautiful furniture which is not be
shis seaton and embraces every article elegance and
utility usually found in the best furniture
These goods have all been for the city
trade and are Of the most beautiful styles and hnih and
~ the very best quality and workna chip and materials
and s Of the largest and best Of good
1tan tsl furniture, suited to the wants of both
,ountry purchasers that can be found in this city
X. c. KEMP. Auetioneer. IS Nassau street.
The New York herald., 1851-11-13
wbig Caucus ut Nashville.

NEsHvLLE, TsSr., Nov. L. 1851.
At the whig caucus Monday night the last ballot
The New York herald., 1851-11-13
DOUBLE SHEET.
SALES BY AUCTION t.

IOHN L. NORTHUMBERLAND HOUSEHOLD
nure ths spacious wsrerooms Of Mr. A. Roux, No E9
and lSl Broadway o'clock Thursday and Friday,
.isting Of richly carved psrOr and driving room dining
walnut and oak styles Louis XIV, AV. and XVI, the
whole forming the richest goods
Tables Bass. Essssres sof. Tables buhi Furniture &o
surpassed. Also large Of
carved antique Furniture veux bos) consoles armores
laces avis de Its Palsandre offered at auc-
S1 The greater Part q the paror furniture win be sold
the same from Mr. Roux The part Of the above ar
tcles have been selected by Roux Paris ex for
dis brother and of the latest and
Roux resp9ssfully in v.es the public in senerat call
OF Sale-Oyer $780, 80 days; $500 approved
paper The goods will be exhibition on Wednesday
ing Of sale.
The New York herald., 1851-11-13

UCTIoN NOTICE E-GROCERiEs, MoLAssEs, sU-
"A gar, Candies Brooms Brandy, &o.-friday. Nov. IA,
Mt M O'clock at Dey street. Of Green wch, Sperm
4spoes Tea Coffee segars Rasns Rice Juniper Berries,
Nsders Nuts Mustard Brandy, Gin, Wines Champagne,
oves,Plauorm Scales, Safes, &o. W. A. CARTER,
Auctioneer, 81 Dey street, corner OF Greenwich.
The New York herald., 1851-11-13
IIENRY MELLs AND HIs sIsTERs MnK. RI G1A.

M sian Professor of Dancing great rival of Celia
rius Premier Sujet du Grand Opera Academic do Musue
and first teacher de Ia danse salon in Paris has
in this city with the design of forming with Mr. II Wells
Sister school for private dancing in the true Partisan
style and according to the admired system which
successfully praotised for ten amongst the highest
circles Of fashion in the great metropolis of France He
will commence his first Of lessons Monday
th Of November at the rooms Of H. Wells Sister, $50
Bresdwsy, and will continue them every Monday and
Thursday Of each week For gentlemen the evening at
o'clock. and for ladies' in the morning at 10 o'clock
particulars apply at $50 Broadway daily Hours devoted
for private lessons at the rooms and in families
The New York herald., 1851-11-13

AUCTION sALE-PAvILIoN HOTEL NEW Ro-
IA chelle-Samue Phillips, huotoneerBy virtue Of q
Sbattei noftssEe will SELL At auction Thursday Nov.
lh 81 lo o'clock the whole of the Household furniture
OF the above establishment consisting in of ahoxan
Chairs French Bedsteads Crockery Cutlery, Beds
ding Mattresses Brussels and Ingram Carpets Fren
plate Glasses dining ana bar Furniture. sc, 80.
Also, spen did 81 octave fianofore Terms cash. The
goods 70 be removed INN edistely after she sale.
The New York herald., 1851-11-13
EoR SOUTHAMPTON AND nAyEE-rnE UNITED

lNOR StCTHAhPTON AND
Il States Mail stesmship FRANKLIN. James A. Wot.or
Commander will leave for Havro, touching A. mpor
60 land the mails and passenger on Saturday heyembe
18Th at l2 o'clock. from pier No North River Price
sage SID Luggage not wanted during the voyage shoul
e sert board Friday, marked ''hslow No merchar
disc will be received after Thursday Shippers Of specie wi
ond their specie board Friday freight
apply 10 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent SO Broadwa,
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MORRIS and ESSEX RAILROAD

Iva PASSENGER TRAINS UP Leave ew-Yort tooi
Of Corlend-sL A H. and 30 Pm; Leave nerSsSS
AN and 4 Bpm.
P.ssEEeER fssIEs Dows-Lesye Dover A. u szd
Is p n; Morristown IS A. n and Is y. M MAd,eo1
7t5A 81 acd 2 20 F. 81; Summit % A. a. and % r Nj
allvile 10 A n and 3 Is r. n Grunge - n ~. ana
g31P v -, ~.
TsEISBT, TzAIEs-Lesve Dover AN and n r. liz Az
OEAHeE hOEsE CAk-Ls4ve Orange a n h1o ~
P NJ; New-Yor II 80 A. NJ. and 30 7. ID
Passengers by these ains are received snd ceovefsa
..rh ~sy AZ Moth and South Orange Allyle, Summit,
Casharn Maiison kOrnstovp, Morris Plains, Dsnyils,
RockAway and Dover - -. -
Al Dover stages connected with The A. "a passenger
tslu leave for Suckas1nny SLanope Newton kets'
town snd Hope daily; Milford and Owego on Mondays,
Wsdnesdsys and Fridays and Tor spsrta, yohnsonDuE,
zair,towu Columbia Delaware Water Gap 5nougtoufgn,
eo.nnug he LSckawanna Works passing through Bar.
onye s,anhope (Pa) Smiths Tavern, Resgesyle, Chi
hon DunmOre, Hyde Park TO Providence on Tuesdays,
thursdays and Saturdays, and returning meet Ne IN.
bains for New-York.
Al Deuyile Stages Leave for roweryie snd soonon
The arrival Of the NJ and N uAins from, and meek TIA
A. N. and p. NJ trains for New-York.
Al Mornsovn stsges leave the arrival OF he A. a.
passenger Hns fox Mendham, Chester schooeys xocD.
sn, Washington, Belvdere and Esston, dsly and nes
he P. n train Tor Eew.York.
Also for Basking Ridge the arrival OF the r. ~ VA.
returning next morning, connecting with The A. n Rn 'of
New-York
Passengers 10 procure their tickets before issng e1
seas In he Tickets VIII be received esy % we aV
when purchased The fares from each ssncn nere neass
are sold viii be Zee cent? when Ps,a % VIC eAs nas
when paid FOR nekeu at the several nekes oneeA lsoa
.sHi,sd 49," 1891 1865 - ulsu
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UUHE NETWORK AND LIVER
Il poor UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS

The ships comprising tnls line are he
'ITIAHTIC Capt WesL PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
aPSTiC Capt Luce BALTIC. Capt COmsLock,
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton
These ships have been buil by contract expressly Iof
sructon a. in hsf Engines 20 insure strength ana
speed ard lhei accommodations Tor passengers are un'
eaualed Tor elegance or comfort 49,
Prce u passage from NswYorE 70 Liverpool sl5O eH
e.ve se Of extra sze rooms $685. from Liverpool
IN New York R35 An experienced surgeon sttached 10
each hin No berth can be secured unfl paid for
The owners Of these ships Will not DO accountable Tor
cold silver bullion specie jewelry preciOcs stones OF
ness upess bills Of aiding signed therefor and The
yaue thereof therein expres.ed ,.,,,,
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EOR LIVERPOOL - United States
4 Mail Steamship PACIFIC, Capt Ezra Nye. This
Steamship will depart with the Mails FOR Eufope posiye
w. on "wednesday March 18Th IL o clock NJ, rom her
berth ct The foot Of Canals No Berths secured unu pad
for. o.,-
For freight or passage, having unequaIed Gccommoda-
tons for ee gaLce or comfort, apply 10 1870 49,. - ,
EDWD. X. COLLINS, So Walst
Positively 20 freight will be received on board aIer
Monday evening. March nth. ,o,,,, 49,,
The iLeamer ARCTIC Will succeed the PAClFlC ana
aAil April 2. no
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Central Railroad OF How-Jesoy
MAJ INTER ANGEMENTS.-

w Commencing MONDAY Nov. a. lsso.-This Ro.d
extends from ELIZABETHPORT IS miles 70 tho WHITE
HOUSE, N reducing the staging between The terminus
Of the Road and EAsTON 10 % miles
This iiLe leaves New-York By steamboat RED @eckel
pier no. North River and connects win uElis on As
New-Jersey Railroad, which leaves heW-Yof nora 1905
Of CoTtsnd.sL
TRAINS UP-Lesve New.YorE BY steamboat heo jack
o. pier No. North RIVER al AN freight and o. IN
passenger and BY ~ Railroad foot Of Corusndti Az
Trains leave White House and following places for News
White House At 81 AN. freight at 81 AM Passenger
somsrvile at S AM Freight all AMI rsssengef 81
Bound Brook At 81 An; Freight Al 7 Ion AN Pas
aengef at 25m PM .
PIainfed Al 81 AN; yrsEhtst "a AMI Rs1ssngsf Il
HP.M. ....u.- ..
Bpm. ... "a. /, a.
Eizabe:hPOr At "a AM Freight 81 a An s''0"'
keral PM a. .,,s.s a a,
rain nom Rew-YOFk The White House 70 convey ps4-
senger. 10 Eeson Wkesbs1re Bethlehem, AentONn and
Match Chunk Penn and Washington, Lebanon Clinton,
Milford and Belvdere, NJ
NB-Al BAGGAGE al the 1sI Of no owners Until oe'
vered into the actual posssson Of the Agents Of he Co'
psny and checks receipts given herefof -
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TBE BRITISH and NORTH AMER

\ fCAN ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIPS BETWEEN
HEW-YORK AND LlN ERPOOL direct and BETWEEN
BOSTON AND LIVERPOOL
The Boston ships only calling al Halifax 10 land and 70
ceive mails and passengers.
ASIA Jadkins EUROPA, Il. q. Lott
AFRICA, A. Ryre NIAGARA, stone
AMERICA, N shannon CANADA, VIM HARRISON
CAMBRIA, LeiGb.
These vessels carry clear WHITE LIGHT al .nol HAsE
head GREEN siErbOsrd side; asO 90 porI soc.
No second cabin psssenge viii 10 taxeH s1sf VIC W. ="
May uru further notice.
No berths occurred uDiil paid Tor. . r.,
Freight will DO charged specie beyond ~ a0uh' '~
personal expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board
AL euers snd newspapers must pass tnfOosn 'o fN'S
Offce FOR freight and passage sppy 70
z CUNARD, Jr, 80 Broadway.
French German ard other foreign goods, received sao
brought In common with Briash goods
ThTeue bills Of aiding given IN havre for New YORK
Amer he Isl Of April next The rate OF freight oy Tie
above steamers from Liverpool, viii DO very materially
reduced. II us
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EOR LIVERPOOL Packet of 26th
4 March The speudid and regular Packet Ship OAR
RICK Capt Adam will sail "a above, her regular day
FOR freight or passage having unnyaed accommodaous
spnlv OF beard al Pier No. "A Fast River, or 70
~fF' SPOFEORD TlLEsTON co,
e, t07,b 60 Soulh.st