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WAsHINoToN, June II, 1852
nN the petition Of John Brown, of Stonington,
~ Connecticut, praying for the extension OF
patent granted TO him for an Improvement in gat5
OF sailing vessels, for seven years from the e1p-
RI ton OF said patent, which takes place the
thirty fret (3l) day of December eighteen hun
dred and fhytwo GS52D
II is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on Monday, the twenty ninth (20D
of November. S52, at twelve o'clock, m; and all
persons are notified to appear and show cause, If
any they have, why said petition ought not to be
granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially
Get forth in writing, at least thirty days before fine
Gay of hearing; al! testimony filed by either party
to be uaed at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rulcs of the
office, which will be furnished on application.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the National Intelligenccr, Republic, and Union,
Washington, ID. C.; Inquirer, PHI ladelphia, Penn;
Express, New York city; Albany State REGISTER,
Albany, New York; Courant, Hartford Conn
Providence Journal Providence, X. l.; and Daily
Bee, Boston, Massachusetts, week for three
successive weeks previous 10 the twenty ninth (29)
OF November eighteen hundred and fifty two,
NS52,) the day OF hearing.
THOMAS EWBANK.
Commissioner Of Patents
p. S Editors of the above papers will please
copy and send their bills TO the Patent Office, with
paper containing this notice.
June l5-Iaw3w
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From he Nuc iOJt Journal of C0mmsrcs
The whig Convention.

Much disappointment was unaffected yesterday
among tho National Whigs when The rcsuito the
fry third ballot, declaring Gen WiSrirLD scOrT
the ncmince Of the CONVENTION. wos announced IN
THE city. They were generally most oarrcstly in
favor Of Daniel Webster for that distinguished
post-a name to which no h0nors can BE- Btdcd BY
the possession Of the highest Office within the gif,
Of the American people Iis length Of years for
bids the bcpc that bc grcotcst intellect Of tho rrc
can ever acorn the Presidential chair. The lssi
few years OF tbs political lie have been fr1itfu Of
great blessings TO tho country; have won for him
not only national but world wide reputation,
that must SECURE fcr him, in The retirement hich
be will probably clbim iic rcrpcci nud 'hs graft.
tude q men. ln that rcurrmcrt, free from uc
cares and the cngro sing duties Of ofiirc, and u
the ambitious bcrcs connected with iis ross,sio
sni more than either. free Of az al'ceia-cc 20 ne
ntrrow claims ~ party, Dc viii appear more tho.
roughly himself, aud Do able t1 sender immense fcr-
vice tl ihr world. The Aduiuistrl ti0n with bich
Dc g. nov connected 81 iu many rCFTcc's ouc u
tie vifC.t 0iih tich tic country hra been r.
,ered since ibe time e Washington. 20 is an Al
uuisir8tion oltcE r.er honorable Go Doe taiei, O.
is mold Secretary %, Stat, and Bic toilclEa ICE iu
the CobiucG and although GenCrsl Scott bas been
supported a. q candidate by those Wings no have
not agreed with TIC Administration, vo have 30
doubt that II elected he will adhere Ftr.tly 90 the
platform n tie convention, aud give eject TO the
Compromisc 40 n fuality. On the strength ~ HE
pledge to this eject, portion 81 thc friends Of
Fillmore and WChBt,r, from South. IN Statcs, gave
hm their suprou and stcurcd HE nomination.
We nrc inclined TO think that the nominate. q CT
General Scott such q basis, ard under such aus
piece, viii re Fortunate Tor The COuutry. Tic
prirciplcsof the national men have triumphrd; tie
candidate named in the bret instance By 'hc SEC.
icuaiiets, after Icing unGectouaized, has received
tie nomination The latter aic, ~ he operation
~ adopting national p'atiIrm, oe,tat,d IN thrir
puuciplcs, and stripped Ct ~ weight a7 fcriional
party Their distinct organization on ia oerous
bsris. ard witt Hale New i'ampshirc as a tnudi-
date has probably bee aycr.cd ny the uomiua son q
General scott. Toe leaders " Int dangerous isc
ton, u thsy 10 not supp u tbc uction OF the con
vrbtion, will frd that the ngats which they have
hitherto controlled will deecrt them; and Do they
do support 10 under 1ho miserable subtcriugc
vhich papers ard politicians Of like schonl in th'
opposite party have used, their POWER Tor intur'
mischief oill be 20 much lcSFtncd thatthsY nfcd %,
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BEDFORD MINERAL sPRlNCs,
If.I fnrrI f.nHrnf..- rfnrnrt. n 1 ~, Ma.

ESPY l.. ANDERSON, Proprietor, respectfully
H Informs the public That this celebrated and
fashionable watering place is nov opened, and
fully prepared for the reception aud accommoja
ton of visitors.
Mr.. ASuERsoN hae the qualification bf announc
ing % the numerous pltr0ns Of the Springs, and
the public generally, th7t the establishment will
be placed under the supcriuicndcucc Of Mr.. A. :
BARNUM, Of New York, late proprietor Of the
Howard llousc, whose " ~ known ahiiity aud wide
assurance II comfort and enjoyment to every per-
sen who may be Opposed 90 seek THE retreat either
for health o. pleasure
Experienced servants and fine band Of music
have been engaged for Oh. srasou
May 2f-3iawlm
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longer be regarded. Viewing the action of both
conventions as a triumph OF national principles
looking upon the candidates of both being
national men per, Giving in the platform adopted by
each but slight difference, we look upon the con
test as TO which man shall be elected az of little
importance to the prosperity and happiness of the
country. We do not see why each party may not
support its candidates with zeal. General Scott
exhibited able qualities civilian in the we'll
known dicultie. with our sister State, South Caro-
lima, and in the various questions in which the col
onics our northern frontier have been con-
cerned As a soldier he is unsurpassed, and yet
his "though5 are turned on peace" We shall
not expect, in any attitude of the contest likely to
arise 10 take part for against either candi-
date. In the late contest in this State, we acted
warmly with that patriotic body Of men who
supported all who were national, to whichever
party belonged, and opposed all who were sec
tional. The two candidates now before the coun-
Try come up to the proper standard, and both are
true to those great objects which guided in the as
semblage at Castle Garden, and in the formation
OF the Union Safety Committee. That wise, pa
trotic, and noble body of men, have witnessed in
the results at Baltimore the complete ascendancy
of their principles-prncipe that will secure the
perpetuty OF the Union, and the highest blessings
to our beloved country That they shall be adhered
to throughout the contest, that platforms solemnly
adopted shall not be lrittered away, that they shall
constitute the star by which the succeeding admin
istraton shall be governed-these are duties OF i'm
porance, in which service Is best rendered by the
position we have assumed
AT the evening session, the convention, Oh the
second ballot, by a unanimous vote, nominated
WLLIAMA GRAHAM, of North Carolina, Secretary
of the Navy,) az the Wing candidate Tor the Vice
Presidency
SALuTEs. The Wings kept up constant can.
last night. in various directions, in honor
OF the nomination OF the hero OF Niagara, Chippe-
wa, and Lundy's Lane, for the Presidential chair.
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Ffom the Rochester (N. W american
Our Platform and Candidates.

The Wing National Convention hasaccomplished
it's duty. In pursuance of its legitimate authority
it has performed two important acts, binding, and
equally binding, upon the Wings of the United
States These nets are, first the promulga ton Of
a platform Of principles fer the establishment and
maintenance Of which the national organization Of
the Wings as party was effected; and second, the
nomination of candidates to be supported for the
Presidency and Vice Presidency in November next
The platform and the candidates presented at
the head o. this column, and both worthy of the
cordial support of every Wing voter in the Union
General SCOTT is nominated distinctly and une-
quiyocally upon that platform He has given il his
full sanction. The platform wipes clean out from
the Wing cscutcheon every faint Of sectionaliSn
abolition, other odlous ism. II endorses in the
most emphatic manner the principles and policy
OF Mr.. Fillmore's Administration. If those who
were active in procuring General SCOTS nominn-
ton IN this State will come fairly and squarey
upon this platform without equiyocation or quib-
bic, be can carry the State by decisive majority,
and thus secure his election. But it must not be
forgotten that the platform is essential and as
indispensable as the candidates 1t is presented by
the came convention, and announced as the COM
mon bond of union among the Wings of the nation
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q II r ICI "A l. q.
Willard Fillmore, President of the United
States OF America.

Willard Fillmore, President of the United
states OF America.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Satisfactory evidence having been cxhised TO
me that GEoaGE HEINRicH MECKE has been APP.
pointed Consul of the Free and Hanseatic City Of
Bremen, at Philadelphia, ! do hereby recognise him
such. and declare him free to exercise and enjoy
such functions, powers, and privileges as are al
lowed to the Consuls Of the most favored nations
in the United States.
In testimony whereof, have caused these letters
to be made patent, and the sea! Of the United States
to be hereunto affixed.
Given under my hand at the city of Washing
ton the 2lst day of June, A. ID. 1852, and
H. s. OF the Independence of the United States OF
America the seventy sixth.
MlLLARD FILLMORE
By the President:
DANIEL WEpsTER, Secretary of State.
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TRIAL OF REAPERs NEAv WASHING
TON, ON THURSDAY, JUNE "a.
WAsArNGros, june -, 1852

WAsHINGToN, June ~ 1882.
HAVING been informed by Fitzhugh Coyle,
l. esq (propritior Of the National Agricultural
Warehouse in this CIty,l that G. w. Young, esq.
(whum / have never known SeeG) desired 10
purchase Reaper If il could be set 50 work and is
operation pleased him, it has occurred to me, and
have been advised, th1t a more convenient and
favorable opportunity for c&hD biting the operation
of the Reaper TO the people Of Washington IA
GLIDING members of Congress, who are respect
fully invited, and many OF whom, it ia thought
might be disposed 10 witness the exhibition and
the farmers OF the surrounding country, could not
be presented, than would be afforded at the we'll
known and highly cultivated farm of Mr.. Young,
situated, as have been informed, opposite to the
Potomac, three or four miles from the city-cros5-
ing the Eastern Branch bridge, with good road
to the spot.
And, by way Of adding to the interest OF the oc-
CASTOR, have thought proper, and have leave re-
speCtfully to PROPOSE that Mr. Hussey will also be
present with his machine the day appointed by
Mr.. Young, with Mr.. Coyle, as above,) who pro-
poses to furnish every requisite facility for the trial
of the two machines, and TO purchase the one with
which he shall be most pleased, should either suit
him And further suggest that committee, ap
pointed in any fair manner, for the purpose of
drawing and reporting upon comparison OF the
two machines, would meet my appreciation. And
further that, Tor the purpose OF testing the respect
i've capabilities of the two machines in cutting
damp wheat, they be upon the ground the night
previous, as to be set 10 work while the dew s
in the morning.
The most suitable hours for witnessing the op
Grafton of the Reaper will be from ten to Wcive
a. IN and from four to elk p. And those who
wish, il opcrate.when the dew is on, %
above &. I'll. MCCORMICK. -
June u
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NEW and elegant Spring Styles Of Scarfs, era
~ v1.s, Stoke, Ties, Cloves Of every dcscrip-
ton, Susptn J-s iandkcrchicis of s.lE aud lincn;
plain, figured and embroidered Hosiery OF all
binds; Umbrellas and Canes; with large supply
OF g nt,Wcp's Toilet articles, such as Lubin ana
ard best Parma Cc'uruc; Brushes # every de-
s-5ip,iou. together with = large and complete
assortment of Gcri'cmon's Furnishing articles all
Of the very beat qualities, constantly on hand'
and for sale NJ reasonable prices, At
CHAS. n. LANES
Hat, Cap, and Gcntlemen's Furnishing
Establishment, Penn avenuc, ncarfl street.
March 90
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CO. we are requested to state that the OBJ

OJ- We are requested to state that the OBJ
servatory is now engaged in making series Of
observations in connection with the Astronomical
Expedition TO Chill that the public service re
quircs that the officers, while so engaged, should
not be interrupted; and that, therefore, it has been
decided to close the Observatory TO visitors every
evening from and after sunset.
Visitors admitted any time between 9
T. IN. and ID. m limo a-tf
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curBB. BROTHERS.

DANEERS md Dealers in Stocks, Land War
ID rants, Forei On and DJmestic ~ change
Drafts on IREL ND from & and upwards ,p1ya','
on demand, Furnished iu sums 10 suit.
Collections made, aud Checks Tor saic on al the
principal ritics.
gJo.,nnfui, suite, and other Stocks bought and
cold 0l commission.
Cams before ths Departments promptly at,euded
10. Remittance made 1T lowest ratcs in Ncy
York, Philadelphia, or Biltimcrc iunds, as DC
Sired f4r Nofcs or Drafts payable in the District,
Alexandria. Va, md other southern cities.
Bultirg HOusc, opposite Treasury Department.
Niar1-if TELEGRAPH DIV
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ArCTInN NOTICE.

INHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully announces to
i hls fdcuds and the public that he has com
mcnccd thu Auction and Commission business on
his account, aad csrs HE services for the sale
OF every description Of real and personal property
upon 10. most favorable terms.
With an experience of twenty years IN the va
rious departments Of Auction business, the last
four OF which he has bccn personally known 10 the
citizens Of Washington as the Auctioncer Of the
late firms Of Dyer & Bro. and Dyer McGuire,
he deems II unueccssary to say more 'hau that HE
PERSONAL attendance can be relied upon IN All mat
tore Of business and sacs Of any amount ca5hcd
without delay.
Until permanent arrangements can bc made Tor
the reception and sale Of merchandise on commits.
sion. pcrsoBs wishing 10 employ Auctioncer
will please call at the office of RoTHwELL, esq.
on ID street. east Of eth, where ! be found
during business hours, ready and prepared 10
answer the calls Of tho public. Respectfully,
June lO-du r, y. STRATEON.
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GS. For the Benefit Of the industrious
-nnr In cxsrN Clnsa OF snclntN.-A rLIclca nf

clothing made up by the industrious poor Of
Ifrtd for sale az the roOms Of tho IAiics Union
Benevolent Society, opposite tho southeast corner
OF Cspit0i a1uarc, aud On Seventh street, next 20
ODD Fellows' Hill Pivatc work left ~ these
rooms will 40 be made ~ upon the most favor.
able terms And we would add, that a. this do.
.rp'cn Of WORK 4 often Of very particular char
nctr, 10 affords the adies IN opportunity Of
cncUura cling that distressed class OF females whose
prcunitry circumstance have been changed
compelling hem 20 resort 60 their needle for sup
port The ladies would urge upon hrnilcs, and
encyurag, the delivery Of this private work at
their rooms, a. it will ofiord them opportunity
Of bcneftiug this Interesting Class Of It's Dcn,hci1-
RIGS, ne they have done heretofore
r. u. MILLS.
June Il Directress T. u y and r. Society.
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IyosstfYt;,s DNGUERREOTYPH'

of lie l5th, and tho New York I!mes OF the
l6th instant by whitehnst, claiming the credit OF
having taken thc likcpcs0 OF this disung ulsheu IN
diyidual, is not true -,
The only Daguorreotype which has been takon
in N,,cric, IT I.ovcrnor Rotsuth, vac taken IN his
ro,,ns at browns fotc-, by Bennett aud the only
- 7ir,, nth street. All others are copies.
DagGt rrcotypes Of Madame PulsEky and other
distinrniahel rdiyidu.ls are also on exhibition az
RENNETT'S National Gallery
rspos Pa avenue, near 7th street
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FURTHER CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.

OUNCE THE NOTICE from this office Of the lo'h
> January last which appeared in the ncwspa-
pers Of THE city, cautioniuC the puiic against
cciving certain draft5 purporting 20 T." thos OF
Captain l.. &. E1st0n, Assistant 2u9rtc.uhslcr,
recently stationed NJ Santa F6, New McTico.
third forged draft on the Quertermss Gene sl
has been presented for payment. Il o. WONDERED
ll3, Santa Re, y. 81, lst May, 1851, iu favor q
Robert r Brent, esq, for S3750 aud signed J.. {.
Easton, Captain and Assistant Quartern1ster.
u is known. from official advice In THE Office
that the only cinuinc draiis Of CfptFiu EtsfJr Oh
the Quartcrmnstcr General arc numbered from
60 IL; all OF which have been long since paid.
Captain Easton having ceased 20 draw, thor. ARE
consequently no genuine drafsoi HE nov IN circu-
lation.
BY direction of the Guartermaatcr General.
VIM. a. GORDON, Chief Clerk
QuARrERMAsTER GENEsAL's OFFICE,
WAsHINsroN CRY, February Is, 1852.
Feb IA
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Leave Washington at and a. m, l2i M,
1uI n. Ir.
Leave Baltimore at I aud a. IN, and
o; p 80
90 sunday the % and 3d trains from wash
ington, and the % and 9TH from Baltimore, are
omitted.
Tiek.t- ard baggage Oh, L. 60 Philadelphia auJ
New York can De obtained trains leaving az 3
q a. anH 4p "a PnsscngcrRD ~ curing The fnnc ,
secure The tree transport Of the r.elycs and bag
rarr' in Baltimore and Philadelphia 20 the next
railroad station.
Communication tickets 20 Bsdensburg AZ 8 ~ per
quarter will be Furnished upon application NJ the
Office 4 II PARSONS,
Az 2G-tf agent
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BurrhLo, June 23.--Thc steamer Northern In
dia left yesterday on pleasure excursion with
three hundred passengers, among whom
Comptroller Wright, En- Governor Marcy aud
others. When between Black River light and
Cleveland she came In collision with the schooner
Plymouth, cutting her through nnd sinking her
instantly. All on bJard the schooner arc believed
TO have been ssvod The steamer much iu-
iured and put into Cleveland
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F. S. EVANS, II. @. FAST,
Late Chief Clerk Pension Office. Missouri.
ErVANS a. FAINT, Attorneys and Agents, op-
Il site Treasury Building, Washington, d. C.,
give prompt attention 10 claims against the Uni
ted States for pensions, bounty land, back and
extra pay, &c MIR Evans will give especial atten-
ton to rejected and suspended revolutionary pen
sion claims.
Highest prices paid for land warrants, and or
dors from distance promptly filed.
Refer to members Of Congress aud officers OF
the Government generally.
Iunc 1--dSu,
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rn1.l-SECI, .nII,ls :. mnae 90 order, nnh
noon-DiNDERs' BOARDS AND HVsHiA
LEATHER

FINDERS BOARDS. from 40 25 10 No %, ard
Is four bundled skins Of Fresh Russid LraiiD,
for sale by The subscriber, at northern rric,s,
>, a. for sale at mili price,, without reight.
INQUIRE at the Republic Office. ' oiDhoN'
Nav 20
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NAVY SUPPLIES UNDER BUREAU OF
YARDS AND DOCKS.
NAVY AdENT's OFFICE,
w

- EALED PROPOSALS in duplicate, either for
- one more OF the following named articles,
endorsed proposals for Materials for the Navy
Yard Washington" will be received at this
Office until IL O'Clock on the l9th July next, for
furnishing and delivering upon the wharf, or az
such other places within the yard as may be di.
rccted by the commandant, viz:
,O0O, 600 best hard burnt red brick (hand. made
per thousand
% 900 sup. f. North Carolina yellow pine floor
ing, in IS and 20 feet lengihs; one-haii
oi each l. inch thick, sawed, sound,
and free from sap, knots, or other dc
fects, per VI
$50 feet cut granite water table 2 inches
wide, 10. inches thick, cut az per plan,
70 be furnished from thc yard, per foot
II cut granite door slls, feet :, inches
long, foot inches wide, ; inchcs
thick, cut ALEC as per pattern, 70 be fur
nished from tho yard, each
1900 lights beet extra thick first quality glass
ii by ID inchos, per light
100000 Of the bricks 10 be delivered by the 18th
day Of August next, aud the balance from tine 70
time required.
The cut stone 70 bc delivered bv the 2Oth Aurutt
next.
The lumber and glass to be delivered by the 18Th
Of September next
The B0reau to have The power Of nnnuuiug the
contract without damages IN case Congress rhsl
not make appropriations sufficient 20 complete The
contract.
Approved sureties in one bali Of the amount Il
the contract will be required, and twenty per cent
ne additional security deducted from each payment
until the contract thnll have been completed or
cancelled The suretics must sign the contract %
sureties and mako affidavit that they In the az
gregate are worth, over and above their debts and
liabilities, the full amount OF the contract.
Each offer must be signod by the person or per
sons making ID; and bis or their residence, well
as the gusrontors, naming the town aud State,
must be distinctly stated.
Persons whose -ofIcrs shall be accepted will be
notified by letter through The post office, hch no.
tice shall be considered sufficient; ond II they do
not enter into contract and bond for the supplies
specified within fifteen days from the date Of notice
Of the acceptance Of their bid, contract will b.
made with come other pcrson person.; and the
gusrantors 10 said dciauting bidder will be held
responsible for excess Of prccs " any, over the
ccptcd offer.
Il is expressly TO be understood that no offer will
be considered that docs not conform fully 10 the
requirements Of this Advertisement
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Eze,,,nssi on "a, RIO Grand,

Nrw OHLrASe, June 2t.--Adviccs from Western
Texas state that the 9rcatost excitement prevailed
along the Rio Grande, in Consequence Of repeated
murdsrsa and outrs gee by the 1ndans and Mericsns.
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ALEXANDRIA BOAT.


CHANGE OF HOURS.
Passage Five Cents.
+ IN The hours of departure OF the
t. y5=E9ff7 stca mboat PHENIX will, until
CSzStHTz-2ZI further notice, be as follows:
Leave Twins wharf. foot OF King street, Alexan-
dra, at ~, g., IL, p, 4. and o. O'Clock.
Leave Pages wharf, root Of 7h street, Washing
ton, at s., TO-, ~, g., 5, and Z o'clock.
Carriages, gone, carts. and all kinds of freight
taken II greatly reduced rates.
) SANDERSON, Captain.
GTs- This boat connects with the morning and
afternoon trains for Baltimore.
regular line Of omnibuses connects with the
boat alec. June Ii
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UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP co.
FOR NEW ORLEANS, VIA HAVANA.
The Splendid
STEAMSHIP CHEROKEE.
(Iico Thousand Ibns,)
II. X. DAVENPORT, U. s. N, Commander,
.IFrSN WILL SAIL from the pier at the foot
ss&ssssan. OF Warren street, North River, on
THURSDAY, June "a, al two O'Clock, p. m,
precisely
Rates of Passage TO Harana and .Ne,D Orleans.
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
Ladies Saloon Berhs. ....-...S SO
After Saloon Berths s.....-.... 10
Forward Saloon Berths, ........ 50
Storage Berths ................ 25
Specie only taken on freight to Havana.
Freight taken to New Orleans at forty cents per
cubic foot.
Shippers of freight are requested to supply them
selves with the Company's bills of lading. which
may be had on application at the office. No other
form will be signed.
No bile of ading signed after the ship has
sailed.
For freight or paasage apply to
M. O. ROBERTS,
III West st., cor. of Warren, New York
June Its