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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

The NORTHERN WIZARD To-NlGHT.-
The great magician continues ms entertainments
over crowded audiences at Trpler Hall, performing
all manner of conuratons with easy nonchalance
that Is quite irresistible The benefit OF the gentle
manly manager, M J. IL. Wilton takes tonight,
when We understand that several new feats Of gia-
mour viii be introduced, more astounding than any
thing which has been seen since the days OF the
wOndrous wizard, Michael Scott the countryman
and illustrious predecessor Of the great Anderson
rush TO TIlpler Hall will no doubt oe made IN
good season.
FoR EUROPE The u. 5. Mail steamer
Franklin Will sail at noon today Her mails close
at I0f 4. NJ. atthe Post Office
ExcrRsIoN The Live Oak Guards of
this Cltyare arranging an excurs ion TO Philadelphia.
Close Or THE Trade SALs.-The Great
Trade Sale, which has been conducted with such
signal success by Bangs, Brothers & Co, Is now IN
IT. third week, and VIII De brought to close to-day
An immense quantity OF valuable books has been dis
posed Of this sale, and the era Of good feelings has
been prevalent among The assembled caterers to the
intellectual tastes OF the community. The publca-
tons offered have for the most part brought good
prces-the trade IS IN a highly prosperous condition
the auctioneers did their duty TO charm-and the
incidental 81 ceterss Of the occasion gave universal
satisfaction. We hope to meet as hne collecton
Of rosy publishers, and to zee an equal amount VI
good literature at the next periodical summons hom
the hamIaer of Bangs, Brothers 20
COLONIZATION MgETNG.-l esteraay eve
Ming , Colonization meeting was held IN Rev Dr.
Snr1no's church Nassau-st, al when ufly-sn co.'
orsd ne,son. we're present These are emigran's
for I,hs,,a and they viii sal II the ong Zeno for
that Republic Tomorrow inen apPeaiaN's
no., ,esrec,.,bIe and then whole eemeanor during
g. ,oae,,ng WAS most respectful. large proper
80, ~ these emigrants are marned men, who, with
-, wives and families. intend taking up some per
n,anen, occnpli,on upon their arrival n theH place
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PosIoN THEMSELVES DIR Cloves, Den

POSION | THEMSELVES DR. tIOWeS, Den
tist of No. Eighth.av., thus describes the man
ner In which many people commit suicide. Each
and every old Root found sometimes to the number
OF 20l in the human mouth, Is invariably connected
at It's bace, with an ulccrous sac, or pus manufac
tory from which, AT every motion Of the Jaws, In
eating exude most unhealthy and offensive dis
charges. These foul issues, mngllng with the food
poison II, and through the whole system becomes
The prey Of frightful complication Of disorders"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-20

FIRE ANNIHILArOR.-Theo Office of Phil
lipss L. ). Patent Fire Annlhllator Company, wa
be opened for business. see, at No. WaUen-st.,
two doors from Broadway, on Monday next, 29d inst
All who feel anxious to secure these wondrous fire.
escapes and fre-extnsuishers advised 10 register
their names forthwith, that they may be early sup
piled with the machines IN question.
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Fort OF Sew York, june ~.



Cleared.
stssmer.-essrrs, Porter. Hawai- Ne. n o Roberts,
Csiheus. Bosass, SAVANNAH; Psasb.os Clark, PAllsis
i. BsS,. a,'iBss r.p.'.. So.
Bsris-Rsii.. J,rIi,, gsvsns. BsdS,r Ps,ik Col Mar
shens's Of Cysesdais tBr), Fersu'Os, St John Mn,
Brig.-g.ia (Sorl Boldt. .Ssv-y. sstnls, 4 B.lsh.n
wi ysis.ss. fss,: rR v Ei..lf agu. Rely.
Vita. S,'@.,S sons Syrt. Blj Patch 81 ysSa ss
I.ss sss Juvsrna Dc, = s,v.ss Sou Eli,s Br,
lmofs, L Nscr.ssy Co ssspk,s Q B.s. Crosby. Bo.
,seats-Ea,.rpri,.. Boya. san Juas csoSAs. = C, c
psss, RsSmsss es..sk.ss B.rter. Ph.i.iptis NJ
xs' &C.. E@T, Sro,s = g H.'shs Howell b L, Lowell.
soops-BsrvesA Rr.nes. ssd TbosB aapkia, Jones, Pro
shir Qaetss Durfsa New Urean, days With cotton. %
sss,sas hence ~ esls sas s ss a .s %
crs.bg J, As9ss ssg19 1 a. =. = les
Collins hsd died ths asy previous ai bal alex with
The fever tuprlied them Nth medcins
,s snstys Rusl xusiier css,e 50 days, With whit. !.
BsrE Queen % Ii. Ocean tBrl parms Br. tol 70 day..
"a az 5s HAIL.. Tsp s and ~ ss..srS
With ms.s, 70 chsssesu, ksrls sanford.
-, s' Va e. ss ,S,. 81 ssS.., az grEs S'
%. s"s s Ar.t. sslasN H.9,eass tsooaL - -it az
Y i, =, lon 70 w. spoke whaling osrl corneiis u New
B,,siord NOS out, clean.
sugar. &C. - master ~ -
Bari John Avis. chess. s.sua "a cr,nSs' Juss with
sughr, Sc, . NssDith a sons.
Brig Irarcss bryn,nsr sne,ro r iAys pitt coffee
Sc 70 Ssnte June lat " Ion a. spoke hsah indiaa
Queen DIR waoA frf- H.vsna for Cnpea
srT New World tof Wsidoborol Csssner, ssssarss, II
dsys, p.L sursr. 70 master.
BrE =, ", stsf.ld ssEus u asys Nth srg, Z and
keys srsks trs Moses 81 Charleston Tor lit o.
drysfoot Reef steamship Cherokee, hence FOR Ns~
Bris Hsutsport tBrl Holmes cArdsnss % days With "a
Brss RIO or.ss. p,S wr."- c.,s.,.. 10 s.y.. .,a.
mysr, ~, 70 helisr, Sands n Risrs.
tsrU ktfaa ~ Thom Garden
VI ssys vita sugar, 70 master.
srs Jsssron Rho.ds Nassau, RP. days, With i~ oak
70 y Rockank.uxr
Brs Eias Dudley (,f HA.,ls.L Hssn.s trsa ~ JsAsa
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should protrscted session ensue In the senste this
morning. tho confederation Of tho Code brought up
AZ subject 20 be acted upon. The distrcting the
State into Congregational districts was also entered into
which two SUBJECTS properly and carefully acted upon
viii consume more than double the time which they
have allotted TO themselves for this session II
they wise the majority will enter at once upon the
confederation Of the Canal bill: the various necessary
appropriation bills and some half dozen other important
one. left dispose 81 them Mt and then adjourn
But the session will be protraeted TO longer period
than many snticpate The pledges made 10 the frenis
Of the Roues Point Bridge the Sodas Canal and
o persons Who DIGGING the Legislature for canal
damages that by assisting u securing majority for
the Canal bill their favorite measures should be
pshed have brought here already very strong bold,
aud pressing LOBBY And Ia fact which cannot be
disguised that the obligations which the majority
under TO those public plunderers must be repaid sud
most Of them al this session, too.
Resolutions were thrown in tho Senate this morning.
Of nature calculated to embarrsss the legitimate bust
ness One was concerning Gov. Hunt for the language
employed in his proclamation ening the Legislature
Another, declaring the seat Of MIR Sehoonmaker va
cant in consequence Of beirg elected to Congress- aud In
justification Of the ground thu assumed quoting
opinion recently given by Mr. Critenden Attorney Ge
neral of the United States in relation the Of the
frankpg privilege by persons elected Congress Such,
and kindred subjects will necessarily much
time In debate and the minority win doubt feel II
bounden duty to give full free and ample discussion
all subjects which before the Senate whether in
troduced by themselves by the responsible majority
allow ThurlCw Weed to visit the Worlds Fair it is
than likely that Eve six weeks will be consumed
and thereby that much perplexed ruler Of abolition
whiggery will be compelled 10 forego US he has twice
been already, taking passage to Europe for twelve
months relaxation from the and responsibility OF
upholdpg the Seward administration Gov Hunt, and all
the heads Of the State Departments The majority will,
therefore be mercuy pleased TO cut short the session
IN order that Thurow may depart, for short
without any further dete In electine United States
Senators exrs sessions unconstitutional canal bills
II the prayers Of the wicked have any avail the Lcga-
ture will adjourn in two weeks according TO the pro-
gramme. W.
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horsemen to the route, 6nJ Of wh,m left the
Geld In the meantime the artillery kept sh arp nrs
the groups Of infantry and the French infantry sd
vancng completed their defeat several hundreds the
Ksybie infantry killed wounded The loss Of the
French very triing After this jeat Bon Barghela
retired towards the head Of the valley His adherents
said to be much dsooncersd At the bad Of
man whe had promised them, in the name q Heaven
shat they should obtain complete victory The militia
Of Bougs under during the combat and gave
proof a great zeal IN guarding the posts and IN escort
ing the ammunition 10 the field OF battle.
Accounts have been received from Lower Kabys up
the 2lst instant The French had entered the country
the llh and desperately opposed by the inhab
taBts Who, however, driven from all their positions
and the blockade Of G raised The loss OF the French
estimated At 100 killed and 800 wounded aud that Of
the kabycs at AZ killed and 300 wounded Forty two
villages burnt the 10th and 18th. Several tribes
had made their submission.
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X ~ ~ :;i.f g: S;..
FsSs.sts III Bc.tsaS White xa.spors days. with
sshf S2Pssrsy Astsri HItaserdA 20 day. with cotton
sehr Triton asrrynAn Apaaehicea 81 days. with cotton.
sgIr 6 FsatOa; Hall; Jssisonyilies II days
s ss E s9,I d. Need. J.c.senviiss ss.y..
schr Jana Hartick, heSbern, NC, days. with naval
SER! Taylor. Lawrense. Nevsern. NC, Day, with
schr Francis R9binsoa Nswbern NC, days with naval
On the sth mat Lat So Ion rs To- saw ship Erie
schr Bieeeksr. Smith. Washington. NC. with naval
scSr Hilton. Hitler ocrscOke NC. days with naval
so6r Ron,na Burnley Worth. Plymouth. NC. sdays with
c cssIEs. ssaE'A days
schr " c Bird White. York River, sdays.
l ns Fis ssg Wilson. ssFf a,f
ssRr squirrel i Brothers BATES. Yori River. a.y..
ssSr Mary jans .f IoHs;,.ss.. me. ki1sr days
s ssSr ! ! a.asias sars.ai. viy.,Si.
schrJ horel. Hutohing,, virginia.
schr oseeoia. Doane: Harwich.
ss sSI bssa s' ss.., hf bsss H'f"
schr Grape. Snow, salem
sehr Hannah D; Nickerson; Salem
81 GALE load while beating to radvard 81
Nan ucket Shosl
Sioop Henry Ridgely, Laheld, Bridgeport.
sloop Mariette, Stetson, Chatham
Sloop Cndaunted, Ccrham, Boston
Below.
No vesseis in sisht ut sunset.
sailed
Steamship Georgia Porter Chagres ships SatirA Morse
LAYTON Glasgow Manchester Tyler New Orieans brig La
vnia (Br). Welsh, Quebec Brig Lydia Stover Dunnng
sails TO- day for Rondout.
Capt CasLn Of the sohr John Tl.on reports that on 9th
inst be full rugged brig lahore about miles North q
Smiths Island Light She had her fore and main tcpsaii
Set and appeared TO have Just gone on.
JrrI u-Hind at sun-se, SWj 81 meridsn, sW 81 sun
SW.
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s:.sa wan,s:, rom .ss for Boston. isass Les,
ss cs,si .s%
g:st: iss MONEY! RIGS, g. sr:si ss,: Issssss fi,S
g.: .. :; f: = : ':ss'sF 's sc
fss s a. Ss s 3 s ana @ 'hr cAa
ART Ssh sss: Confidence, BsSsosi NBsdford days
G%saiA Sss Nay Ssrs Auai. r.rrit from lesw.rd for
sassAy June i-sehr David Lombard Gross. from Boston
9rn..o Jun. 1Arf brig sGHn t rhiis s
s,seAroRn April s. Ship E:msss Bar.ley from srrsn
s. soass Nay "a sHs.rs aneaa Whitney for Trin
day. Load ssi for New
ft 10 s ss sseT
s. s:ss: I sss TasIss
NYork days brgs Florence Hopkins from and for
.s JOHN As IH siHSf5s , ss
coson do dol schr Paathea Esass from and NYork
Tsls,p.p, Nay 2a-Barls 5 Gooden Ecilvery for n
trigs Lucy Spear. Robbins, for NYOrk 5 Lincoln. HUI
TAnc.susro abt April i5-Brg Hungarian, Harvard. for
es S sas' CAPT the would
ALBANY June Io-Arr steamer Mohawk, Hartford; schr
,a S S ss' Hs sep, .o5p aa
s PSDps S,sstss
sgue Mhoney Gonaye sohr Charter Oak Kelley Pills
sssassi ss
ss II
Gs"SiT's in
% kSss wing
Susan and others and from the Roads ship William
BALTiMoRE June Io-Arr bark Ida. Hsie.t, Boston;
syei Es Ga co. s sa.
Earean Long, Rio JaneirO and mkt Harp Kirwan. Wes
BANGOR juno 7Cid schrs Edinburgh. and Rebeca. New
THAR brig TelOs Mason. H,y.ns sshr Ottoman See
fs kor r.. fs sp . Rose s1Ssy sss
Coral E;sS.pgs VIM Henry and cssrss s, Emily DO ,,.
Sid 7tb, brig NieEersOn Nickerson, supposed for Bss
JAcKsoNvILLE June Ss-Arr brig Sssardis. Hupper.N
York; schr Geneva. Park. do.
from Calais. sosssher with sbars and two deeply laden
as . Te S Fs afs Rs
southern bound ehrs wen. 20 sea i,s. nsht About -
81 PM-The Br bark Nary Ann, for St John. nh bark
chored the Rosdsead st o'clock this afternoon where
s sEs ali sH
nG f iH1 ASSs inaa FROM Jag Cuba
las. evening and up s,,d ss
Emerson. cavesson su ship. oy@pas Wilson, L1erpeo
sSsSl aasy snf S4ss
AZ: bark Cors. Horton B9TassuI briss Teegrssh iBr
y a S sr h'unds's
June Ar ag M.s'ap s wh Ps1..n sfGss
srir a.rs.ia, La snsa. A Marssi. s''la ''''''
siI EIurs aa. Gen Taylor swain
Sing sing Liberty Town, stOney Point steamer P'noesc0
RiCHMoND June s-Arr schrs Lightfoot Aemento Rock
@s4 fH:'J
Ss p Eli
Sullivan. June s-sld brig Emblem Moore. KEY West
Tth. schr Amethyst. Urann. Nfork.
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BUFFALO. June IL. 1851.
The receipts since last. hsYe been a. fsliovs -
Flour 1000 barrels wheat. 1000 bushels corn, 1900
bushels The demand for -four for port Il below the
views o. holders and the sales have Teen small at So 81
- 81 for Michigan Wheat Il in fair demand, but
operations checked by the rmnsss koders sales
q 1000 bushels at H. csc for Ohio Corn Il held
hgherand the transactions limited TO 5000 bushels
at s4c for mixed Western oats Ia sdeq uate
at ~ &C. Freights are unchanged
AIs,NT, June III, 1851
The receipts Cor the past twenty hours have been
a. follows ~ Flour 1900 barrels; wheat none corn
10000 bushels Flour l. In modcrat. demand and prices
slightly favor buyers sales 900 barrels Corn IL steady
at yesterday -ats- safes q % 600 bushels at 5tc for
round yellow. and SIC for Western mixed. Oats are
steady aoo bushels sold 81 Sc Prison whsxey quiet
n22aac.
CmkntssTos june 10. 1851.
Cotton u dul, but prices unchanged sales, 80
bales
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NEWS BY TIE MAILS.
Anairs a, the State Capital.

OR ALbANA SoRREsfoNDESCE.
Ats.vr June 10, 1851.
heeiing q ~ Lsgi,iaw,-PoJasiy cfs Pro,rsci,f Ses-
ncr-p rut's Sp,a1-, 20 ~ ony suty,ci 70 .nslan'
Rss,orai, &c., s..
In accordance With the proclamation Of the Governor
the two houses Of the Legislature OF the state Of New
York r-.ssembIed th. day. a, twelve o'clock Nearly
all the members Of the House answered 20 the roca Of
the Clerk; and Mr.. irnum, who had been installed
Speaker Pre- ss-por, previous 70 the adjournment re-
sumed his duties presiding oficcr An attempt vas
made hy the ccrpo guard n silver sreys 10 elect him
Speaker a.'ao but the vooley. resisted the motion
Their object 10 Gust Mr. yarnum the very moment
be manifested any disposition to procure the passage Of
his orn or any other II the resolutions endorsnz the
national Administration remaining in the hands OF the
judiciary Committee which have remained unae ed upon
since January last But long a. he thro.s no Oh
structions IN the hssdong course o. seward wooeysm
and makes No attempt O. endorse strengthen or sustain
Fillmore, Webster Co he vii BE- per nitted u preside
~ ~ nevertheless nothing more than Speaker ~ I'm
holding the position AZ the mercy IL his enemes Tn.
cath of oce administered 70 the new members ~
the House-the Governors message was rea IA iittle
diminishing oocurred-and the Iouse adjourned
In the Sena,e nine II the newly elected tea
the cath T. support the Constitution notwithstanding
that the organic Law expressly forbids the psssa % ~ tia
Canal bills bill which hvs Of them we're sent here 10
vote for and nothing sse -Four Senators were abent
Messrs. Beekman, Of New ork Brown II snTolk Cur.
tiss q Sullivan and owen ofCattsraugus II Is thought
that Mr. Brown will not b. able 70 attend h. received
days since
Tbs majority feel that they have assumed quite 70
spcnsiblty IN calling this txtrs session Their leaders
lave reflected much upon the Canal bin az 1t was run
through the House, and up % the cksdc IN the Sc
na'e seyeral q the silver grey papers-the New York
t1Ttsf the Buffalo Comn1ciai the Rochester .7mstean
sns otbtrs-sre anxious for modification o. the ti
- y allow crntr 'crs ~. s-..1 he lowest chance
"a obtain JOBS They appear unwilling 10 entruu the
Seward majority u the Canal Board nth the power Of
Swing out contrasts irrs-p-ctive Of sstimstes TIE
majority slso feel disposed n cose the within
-eeS In order that they may avoid public oendemnA-
iOn, which, they Are a~ars, a-sureSy awaits them
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Our PhiiadeI phia Correspondence.
PHILADELPHIA June IL 4,
Jenny Lind's Concert, &c.

Jenny Linds Concert &c.
Tickets sufficient TO fill the Musical Fund Hall have
already been sold for the this evening the
ush still continuing another is announced for
Friday night 1t is understood tina, the profits received
by Mr. Bsrnum from the musical tour have been
$4,000, and Miss Lind's somewhat less.
Capt Johnstons company Of Black Rifles from your
city, officially received by Mayor Gilpin 10 the
Hall Of independence, this morning, and have also
visited the mint Paramount, and Girard College. They
leave for home to morrow morning.
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Ntw oRIrass-ship Quetec-Mr surget Mr. Brown, ii c
Stebbins-26 in the steerage. .
BRIsTor E-Br lark Queen OF the 0cesn-Mr Blackwell.
lady. and Two children. Alfred Barnes-
REMEDIos, Cuba-Bark Arana-M e helton, j BRO
dermnn. :,
HAvANA-Bsrk Pristis-J HOW'LL lady and 2children Mr.
Tborburn, n Perkins. b walker. .
sr JoHss BAR, EF-Brig EEas Dudley-Mr Eastman and
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HAVANA AND Nrw oRLrAss-s,samship GeorTa-s
L SN; M Mushswsy, solerIA Capo. Azuago, Mrs Mar
tin and 2 children, Tanner, y Muir Woodbury. Nj
Rodreduis Mr. Turk, L Beau, Y Soenemaun, @ Wright
mnn-and many others for Chagres
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se.itou movement In favor Of eviaon Of the cosst-
tutionI rrased daily. strong desrs FIR the csu
tlnuancs Of Louis Napoleon's power u nsuifssted
The battalion OF chasseurs do vncepnes Just ordered
b. Rome corps Of those formidable sharpshooters
Who aid such terrible execution at the siege Rome
picking out the Roman gunusrs. Their missile instead
a bal cylinder with conic-l tip. which Is car
red BY the rifles immense distance with fearful pre-
esiou. The men picked with great care from the
ainabest and most md generally small
sad square set 1t was by ehasseur Of tneennes that
Isvryron the French ympsthiser was shot Ia the fore
he'd ~ he peercd . moment over the Roman wall
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SHIPPING.


LoR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyRE-THE UNITED
Il States Nail steamship HUMBOLDT, d. Lines, com
mander will leave for Have touching at Southampton, TO
land the mails and passenger on saturday June 18th at
II o'clock from pier No North River Price Of passage
Sled All letters must through the Post 0hoe An
attached to the ship For freight
passage apply 70 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON, Agent,
No. rs broadway.
GRAND EXCURSION TO THE WORLDS FAIR. VIA
VI Galway, Dublin, and Holyheadt Liverpool. The
new and splendid steamship NORTH AMERICA. J.. II.
Blethen, Commander 1.-THE fastest steamship in the word
Tuesday 81 o'elook r. NJ. from Pier
North River Passengers BY the Nerth America viii be con-
free from Galway Dublin and thence 70
Liverpool Hoyh.ad at their option thus afordng them
opportunity Of seeing some Of the finest in the
island To those who travel for pleasure this trip presents
the powerful Inducements while 70 those who desire
London in the safest and most expeditions
also the decided advantages The unrva
performances % the North America the Chagres route
the belief that she will make the to Galway
In eight days -
In state room Saloon SlW
Pare in lower deck fAloon. lU
Fsre TO England snd back, with privilege to stay
No freight tslen.
For passage &c. apply the sfce, q water street.
Of Broad street. X. J. VANDEWATER-
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL NAIL
.nS SSs 'h p
ins Halifax 70 land and receive mall. and
s:ss'a s sSSsSs ss
These vessel. carry clear shte sS, a. mas. head green
s %s.S. from s aS:'i York ssaas:ds
zilis. . ' ser IsIi -. %sss.:$sy issA
S S:. lsn lI Ss- BS:sin wsan:y 20
S%. af. from rom Betty s:. w~sa Isl August
Hss from conn Sis wan.a s s. 1Ss
S's !; gs s
Ber,hs not sssursd until paid ior: n,, g.,
An sspsrissseS surgeon on board.
All letters and must pass through The Post O
Gee. For freight or r''''si, ,FRy tRp Broadway
French German and other foreign good. received and
srsgsh. IN sSmPSp NTH WITH B. British S1s Through bills Of
s,..sss % take r.ss; e E.f'.d IN 4 ,ss Rex
Brosdwsy before believing The reports ,hs, the ships
full.
FOR INV oRLrAss pIRtcI; TO AsRIvE SEVERAL ERA
dia steamship UNION Tbsms, :. Budd, commander viii
.s' F No on .sss = s 5 % Il
sanE signed b. the Purser board For freight or
sage PesfoproRD. rrLEsToS CO, IS south rrse.
u l, S ssssSn S :: s2"s We 49, are
CavIIIv Hzm n1.1sHP CoNPANY.-THr
only through line fer California and or.son via chAss
p i.sf: :. R.sT,'f sIPikR ci s
% s.1 , e. s Z 4, ss' 3:
~. - nail; \. e. sS.S.
MA 70 leave Psnams about shs l Jay Per FREIGHT
:gs :. ..1 ns sS: Mo-. .s.. .ed s'' ''N
pACIFIc MAIL STEAMSHIP coxrANY-loNLY
through lin. for CALIFORNIA; snd Oregon THE public ar
stes inspected and approved 81 Navy
a as sGs s EIDE ana v.
''fSs ma .s
Sui n e Ss .Ss ,n " rsSa one Of which
oREGcN. loo ,ons RtPuBiic -. IL 80 tons
ssfhsS @ cons s5ESsiSss &c toms toms
NosfhfRSIA - cons TOM: psiccss 900 sss:
coLumBIA...... SO tons rREnoNr...... 600 tons
r.. new .;.n.Ap coGtxprA WI ply between IS.
,.Ss. a.. os'S .s. rom ' rsna%
issurnIns @ Delay .i, q. nal. .ns passenger. for
REGULAR line q propeller. r b. KEEP, up for The ,rsns
por,.,os esht snsisn, passengers Between Psns
he we'll now steamship SARAH SANDS q 800 .os.
somnodou. her cabin viii be KEEP, running
On. q The sSo,. steamers WI Keep The connection be-
'-ssn As.p.so ard The o,h., s,,ssI ports ~ An.
SESSeis ssS csEsgENI CITY, SO Ton.
fSPihf CifY: ..Se4 .s1.. PiILADELPHiA i,ito iona
month.
The new steamships Ell DORADO and FALCON will
direct line between New Orleans and Chagres eav
ing At such perods viii nsur. ~ little detention ss pos
sble the fthmus and forming with the Paclns steam
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