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Sales bg Anetion.

A. M MzRwIN. Auctionesr.
10y BANGS BROTHER & CO.
- Trade Sale Rooms No. Is Park-row
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THE REPUBLICAN WORLD editet

BY NJ DOHENY, Will be published THIS MORN
iN0 and viii contain articles on The Presidential Ques-
ton The Labor Movement; The Temperance Movement
Letter OF Rev. DR. Cshn The Queens Speech Most Im
p.nsns NsSs from ireand-foW DAYS later than N any
other weekly; an exquisite Poem BY Thomas Davies
few Carriers wanted News yeats supplied.
Office, Clinton court, No. las Nassau st. r27f lts
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MANAGERIAL experienced practical
lVt chemist and color who perfectly sequain
ed wit the printing of all descriptions of wooden, cotton
and silk fabrics, and particularly mousene de lanes,
wishes a situation as Manager. Address C. d., at the
Office of this paper. 1871 2w'
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~ At a Meeting of the Male Members o

~ At Meeting oil the Nlate memDers OF
New Market 81 M r. Church. held Feb. 81 1854 TO take
INTO consideration Printed Address TO the Church in
ytpr the appointment OF Delegates TO Convention TO be
Reid in this City the 80 OF March ensuing Webster
Hustsd was called to the Chair. and p Y. Calder, ap
pointed Secretary Prayer was offered by A. Bell.
Address OF the Comm tee appoint ID az the meeting
held Dec H. 1851 in Union Church was then READ The
following preamble and resolutions thea offered by
p Y Calder and adopted without dissenting voice:
Whereas la all matters efectrg the present OF future
interests prosperity, and usefulness Of the M Chdrch.
tbscomes us mombes of said Church TO feel the live
lett interest; and
Whereas A CIRCULAR has been addressed TO the ministry
and laty The r.. Church in the United States III
wing the appointment Of Deegates from the various cir
stations throug bout the connection TO C0nven
ton 60 be held IN the City OF Phadelpha. ON the 81 Of
March ensuing 10 take Bto consideration the prOpey Of
acknowledging the next General Conference TO make such
alterations the government Of the Church rs VIII secure
the adm of Lay Dele gates into our Conferences aad
Where's 1t is proposed the formation OF said Coaven-
ton admit sefGonstuted Delegates IN cases where
eicss stations fail appointthus making those CIR
cults stations liable to be msreptesened by one or more
persons may differ from all the rest OF tho membership
N their views OF Church government; therefore,,
Rslrtd That IL inexpedient TO appoint Delegates
fom New Market Ct nj. r. Church, to the Convention
yrcposed to he held ON the Sd Of March 1852
RRsoirtd That this meeting is not favorable 10 Lay
Delegation in our General and Annual Conferences
Rsolred That the proceedings Of this meeting De puo-
hl ed IN The Philadelphia Sun
The meeting then adjourned. .
WEBSTER Hustled, President.
C.tnpp cscrefatv
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NDER, STOVE MANUFAC-
Il TURER, MACHlNIST.-A person well qushhedto
either of the above named kinds of BUSINESS de-
ses situation general Superintendent in some large
manufacturing establishment Those needing the services
of such may address, or apply personally to Dr. j.
W CLOVES, No 8th- ay., or TO L. HITCHCOCK, No.
347 Broadway. 23fu MNSF
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SHERIFF SALE.-On FRIDAY, Feb.

SHERIFF SALE.-On FRIDAY, Feb.
~ a. 1852 at 10 o'clock NJ at Halem, In the Factory
known a. the Empire Hosiery Works. in l22d g., about
enc hundred feet esst Of the Railroad -Four large sze
and two smali do Machines, for manufacturing ehirts
Drawers kc Aso eight Sewing ,chlnes Betting, one
large Press Plate and Boards Yarn Seams, Yarn, Needless
Pulling Machine TUBS Tools Dye S,nfs, and Drying APP
psTaus The cars the CITY Hall for Harlem At =,
81 and 10 O'Clock, AM-Feb 20 l9jt
JAS r. TERRY, Deputy.
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY. March 3,
1852 at the same hour and place February 81. 1851
THOMAS CARNLEY, Sheriff
JAS. r. TERRY. Dsputy. mn
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@I SNN Wanted, a Partner with
qp Il .OOOs the above amount to engage in par
city safe permanent. ard very profitable manufactuiag
business in this city To apessn desiring safe and profit
able pyesu ent this is an inducement seldom with;
prt fits least S4 600 per Address SAFETY Tri
bune Office with name and where TO be seen. Ef ~
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IT. S. SCHOOL AGENCY, MUTUAL
y BENEFIT and SAVINGS INSTITUTE for
TEACHERS No. 293 Broadway, New. York Established
Frs, PUPILS, EDUCATIONAL MERCHANDISE, SC;
Negotiations daily, by the bes institutions, families and
teaeher results controlled by the merits of the parties
THE REGISTER is confidential and perpetual advertiser
of the WANTS and MERITS OF its subscribers rich and
Increasing FUND of information to all, (DEIINQUENTS
e1cepsd deposit of cent. IN ADVANCE on the
required compensation one year, Including boadl pro-
cures iron one three engagements nor person.
Secured by Transferable CHECK entitled to seven per
interest Other investments share the profits equally
Apply early with the money references and full iafOma
ton. postpaid. Z. H. WILCOX, Founder and Proprietor.
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II LONG g. BROTHER viii publish
II soon, from the advance sheets from London,
HARRY COvERDALES COURTSHIP and what
26fn
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MIDDLE.AGED PERSON, wishing

A MIDDLE-AGED PERSON, wishing
IA to 60 to CALIFORNIA, would take charge OF Ho-
tel, Boarding. House Private Dwelling. II desired,
would take with her excellent chamber and COL
cook Best Of references given from city and country
Apply to 4 H DAY. No Douglass ST., Brooklyn 25f W.
CALIFORNIA. - Wanted, a Storage
OThrough Ticket the 9Th 9th Of March, for which
stai,s 25f2t
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YrTy- Atan Adjourned Meeting of the Journey
men House Carpenters, held at Convention Han,
wooster st., last evening, II was UNANIMOUSLY .
R1solyd That the of So per day be solicited of all
Ross Carpenters in this city, TO commence on the 10th
March lext and remain ia operation without any deva-
ton \ iii the 10th November next. $1,000 -
The sdou ned meeting viii be held on MONDAY
MKT, al the above Hall, at o'clock. 2f it,
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BOARDING "A few single or married
Ge,tlsre, can n. accommodated with full or partial
soard by applying At No. - Poplar Brookys Two nm
utes' ak from Fulton Ferry, on the hishS. III Im
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DOARD.-Wanted, with the use of
I'D Piano for young Lady engaged in tsaching.priv;
ate family OF there bOaders preferred and
be between Broome and 18th sts and 10 me vicinity
a. 81 from Eldridge st. Address HOSMER. a. the
TrsuIe ofiee, call in the evening at No. l99 Edld
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DOARD.-A Gentleman and Lady can
ID obtain good Board in a Private Family. A large
Room and Bedroom with closets &C, hot and cold water
bshs Apply at No. 46 HenU-st Tf 81
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DOARDING.-AG Gentleman and Vile
~ can obtain pleasant Rooms furnished or unurnsheo'
IN house where there are few select baarcers so;
tvs or tree single Gentlemen have fun OF pIAn
Board by applying at No ga Green So Bah IN the no1s
No moving on the first Of MAY. Si ~"
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nRUG CLERK WANTED.-One who
- sroush Understands his business and caDabs o.
ins e1tre charge Of re'si store None che Rstd
BIo0hly. 26f 1ts
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Boarding.

ROARD.-Two Rooms to Let, with
Id BOARD in private family--one the second floor
ard one on the third would be let together separate
II de,lred in pleasant nsighborhood No 23l 9th av
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A GENCY.-Wanted, in some Marine,
Life, Fire Insurance. Banking Building Associa-
ton, by who has general knowledge OF busine,s
Tribune Office. 25f 3t'
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BOARD WANTED-For Gentleman,
ID Lady and elderly Lady in private family or were
there put few boaTdeTs not above 1isna, 49,
prefer fran kim or Whte-ss on the wes NC VI 80
C,y VIII furnish their swp apartments Terms mos, %
moderate and pay VIII be pronps. Address
JR., Tribune Office, 81
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MUSICAL TEACHER or GOVERN

Ivl ESS-Stuation wanted. by a young Lady thor
ehy qua for the situation Has been employed for
TIN years responsible positions az Female Semnarss
This State and at present employed governess
family in this city Is competent TO give instruction IN
French Drawing and Painting. and has thorough kno VI
ecee of Music. Would accept situation as Musical
Teacher in Seminary in the city, but would pre-
fer asustion In private family where she would ENJOY
the comforts Of homs Testimonials eli her absity and
satisfactory references will be given Address Miss
No o. Ftanklm.st 27f 3ts
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$3UUU. th, es.h amount Res sssas. with ~a
bu. ress man, in an exclusive Manufacturing business;
the hest eXtant and which will, by attention, realize
SIC o. Der annum examr alton will satisfy any one,
which can be obta'ne by addressing PORTER, Tribune
Office, giving name ard residence. z7flt'
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Uante0.

A GENTS-Wanted, to sell new In
IA venton. Inquire at No Ala Broadway froai Icom,
second story Persons fer California would do well 10
can 26fn.
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pOY-Wanted, in a Fancy Goods house:
recsmmt ndsa ay address note TO bsI No 34ss Poss-
Ofce stating age, &c. N "
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ANINE AR1S.-A Young Man, an ex.

GARDENER WANTED.-A single
- min, who understards his business, can hear OF
'tssti.n BY lnquirng al Ne 90 Willlam-st
1st 81 A. B. MARVIN.
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A WET NURSE WANTED-For an
IA infant Of fosr months. Only those who can bring
unerceptionabe city references need apply TO Oh LEO
WOLFS Office, No. loo Chamsers-st from till 8. dur1ng
III. week z7f 81
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Nem Publications.


In PRESS-HARRY COVERDALE'S
q COURTSHlP AND WHAT CAME OF 1T, by
Frank Fairlegh author Of Lewis Arundel" From the
advance sheets
Also. ready. the Fifth Edition OF LEWIS ARUNDEL
or, THE RAILROAD OF LiFE-IlusiIated. Price -
cents. THOMAS ORMSBf, Publisher,
27f2t Ne. 100 Nassau St, corner of Ann.
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BOARD WANTED.-A Lady wishes q
De- Won, Nth posrS and would prefer it in family
here .h. can teach tie PisnOFoe and Sharing IN Pay
eat or part payment. f1 the same LceAisn muss III
70 With board Tor gentleman Adore" A. a., IN
hun Office 81
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DOARDING.-Suits of Rooms on Sec
- ord and third floors also, single Rooms furnished or
unfuipYked with full partial board, IN npt-ciHs
horse, No. 23l West lnh-st References exchanged,
Isl lms
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BOARD. - Wanted, with UNFINISHED
I'D room or rooms, Board for Gentleman, Wife and
Child, below Chambers. st west sde OF Broacway IN
root iespect able house. Address PACIFIC, Ofce n
Express. sol %
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Guetial Notices.
NAYoR's OFFICE. NEW YOaK,
Thur day. Feb 2G. 1872.

--~->~> >NsN MAYORS OFFICE. NEW YOaK,
Thunday, Feb &c, 1874. I
Where's JOHN CAHNoN,sof
70 ca, was nsrds'ed on me nigh! Of Jannary 90 a.
Porter hSos sS.Te are good believing the
zoe Canon mel death at tbs han sef George Crather,
$40 a,own and William CIa her, and whereas The
Isno,ss CTainer aHd William Brown still at large,
,es therefore 1; Ambrose G. k,nsSand, MAYOR Of ,oe
C reward Of Two Hundred Dollars for the arrest
M Ssvsry to the arthonses Of this Ciy OF the said
had sad seal. tz7f eIDSitWl A-C KIN0SLAND.
~ Peoples LectuIes.-DR. KANE, u s. N. will
Five his Second and lat Lecture on .se Arctic Regions
s sS,ssssa the TsSeSacs THIs EvESNG Tcses
esn 10 be had at No ls Nassau At Two tickets will
admit Gentleman and two Ladies. Doors open az 81
eelock. Lecture will commence HIl. I'll IT
NJ Lectures ON Education-Dr. ELIZABETH
BIACKwELL will dehssr Course of Six Lecturesto
LADIES' Laws Of Lie with SPECIAL reference TO the
Course Will be delivered on MONDAY. March !. at
O'clock M the HOPE Chapel Lecture Room Tcs ws
10 the Course Sc. for sale al EVANS bhiiLAN D
BoekstoIe, No. 6T Broadway 1I D.
F6as,s w rVs .srS G Msfss cH
Tn ns he made OF showing the corespondence be
wssp me BRAN and face Admission 1874 cents 27f 30
ryIk. Marvel in Brooklyn.-D. Q: MITCH
Eli Esq drown as TX Msys will sloS F kgfSa
EVENING, the 21th INST cSmnenciog a. @S, 0rSi
ss at 'a ass Sooss.o,ss PM Wesa
md Il b. Smith, Futon St. and VIM. Rose; Atlanc-st,
BrOollyn also stthe door limited number Of tickets
issued. Iol 81
r9r Spiritual Manifestations.-Prof BRITj
TAN viii give Course Of Lectures upon the Philosophy
~ sprtual Phenomena sustained by numerous facts IN
Hope Chapel. No 7l8 Broadway. commencing on MON
nay EVENING March /, al 7. o'clock. Subject OF the
Sn, Ieoturs-The Relation OF Mental to Vital Motion,
md the Power Of Man 70 resist Cold Contagon and the
various Agents that Generate Disease ADMISSION "a
cents. <oif
ry Lecture-Hope Uhapsi.-rk Marvel Donald
ssus On T E " MarcS L. at
Hopel Chapel commencing az "a b. Tickets 30 cents,
for sale all the principal Bookstores in roadway As
but limited number OF tickets can be Sold early applica-
ton for the m 10 necessary - 49,,
Those persons who purchased single tickets or Mr. Nit
t.roe can have them exchange application at Grant
Britain No 697 Brosdw
H. N. CAMP.
H. A. OAKLEY. lrommi.tae
l.. h. HENRY. oo'''
,nMTug j. FESSENDEN, JR.
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PREACHER on the PIANO.FORTE.-
PLEASANT ROOMS and good BOARD

n nsy be eb' aimed the eigbly located and
new furnish cd houe No Ia 18th opposite amartine
PARK, or few sig gsRil.Hen or fanilies Hot co d
ard shower bshs and ether modern i'm nents
Appy on the premises But few bOardes en Two
or thee STA gts pass the door. aS( lys
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DOARDING.-To let, two large Rooms
p suitable for gentlemen and their wives also four
pyle Rooms. The House has been newly furnished al
the latest mprov being Introduced Apply AZ NO.
as Walker.st., few doors from Broadway. 26f W.
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SITUATIONS WANTED for Irish,
~ English, Scotch and American Girls and Men, Of ev-
domestic station, the Select Protestant Agency
Nh, CMmine st., and Society Agency, No 100 Cham
be-s-st. Only servants Of good character admitted
OF 81 D. Nj. ELMORE.
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iDater Cure.
nGHLAND HOME WATER CURE
[IYDROPATHIC INSTITUTED.
EBANON SPRINGS WATER

lCURE-This establishment In the eighth year q
It's existence, sup-ntended by CAMPBELL and LADY,
s heretofore will be opened Tor nyads the 18th Of MAJ
The Medical department IL filed By Il. WILLAMETTE,
special female
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~ SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the Pa-ihc Mall
Steamship CoOnly through Inc fore ALI FORNIA md OR
= CON, via ASPiSWALL ard PANAMA-By order Of the
Postmaster General the the great California ard Oregon
Mails are % Be dispatched on ihe Sh and 2tl Of esch
month direct Sr Aspinwa and u 9Th and 9th va
Hsyara When these DATES sunday, the sail-
irE 70 Be postponed until the following Mouday The
Pacific Mall Steamers b IN readiness for immediate
dispatch on arrival Of the mails Panama Agreeable
hs above the splendid snd double engine United states
Mail Steamship ILLINOIS the f2stes steamer Ia the
world $50 runs burden II. J. Hartsteue, u $. " Com
nsrder. vii sail on MONDAY, June 81 st two O'Clock P
M preeisely from 5er al foot Of Waren-sf North River
ard the fhFROkEE. Leut. Davenport Comm znder will
be dispatched THURSDAY. 24h transferring mails
arc passengers 20 the steamship ELDORADO The
Pacific Mall Steamship COmpan .guifoen steamer Coz
DIN GATE, 25aO Carlisle P Patterson Z. y Con-
msDder viii Be IN readiness Panama receive the nos
and nall and passengers snd s'i immediate for
San fI CLEO The Illinois requires but anc hall DAYS
TO perform bel trip 70 Aspnwa The lsthmus snsit per
railroad ke Is edacsd 20 about and half; snd The Gold
Gates time from Panama beng less than twelve days the
whole TIP barring unavoidable delay accidents may be &c
compshed IN twenty 10 twenty-five days Rates Of fare
10 Aspinw-Ladies saloon. $50 lower aft and
forward ssoon do f second cabin sandees 49, s'eerage
SIS Passengers VIII be landed a. the railroad wharf az
AspnvA Tree Transit Of the lsthmus AZ the pass-ngerS
experse Persons securing through passage BY the United
States Mail Steames from NewYork have preference OF
mmodaton board the Pacific Mail Steamers Rates
Of fare from Panama TO San Francisco the most favorable
terms.
For fresht passage apply to CHARLES A WHIT
NEY Of the Office Of the Companies No IN Westst corner
Of Warren, N. Y.
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Umpire CITY LINESTHROUGH

Umpire CITY LINE-THROUGH
IL to SAN FRANCISCO AZ greatly reduced rates Of
fare for CABIN and Steersge passenseTThs and sPlen-
j. ID. WlLs0N, Esq., Commander viii leave Der dock-
pier No Moth River, for AsPinwsn Navy Bay, direct
on SATURDAY 10th July. 81 O'Clock r. NJ connecting
AZ Panama with the fsvorts steamship NEW-OR-
LEANS, EDGAR WAkEMEN, CommsndeI which
win take the passengers BY the slEhhA NENADA
from Nsw-York and immediately thereafter proceed 70
San Francisco direct These vessels In sccom notation,
safety and venaton surpassed By any on hs route
experienced attached 20 each vessel Pss
sensers PEI SIERRA NEVADA viii be landed a. the RAil
road Wharf ~ Aspinwxl, free.
Books now open, and through tickets TOR sale 49,,
First Cabin State Rooms.
Second Cabin State Rooms. se
bt6efake. ~
FOR freight or passage, apply 20
J. HOWARD Son, Agents. No. 81 Broadway
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aPF1y
EDN'D & COLLINS L co, No IS WAllst, ~ 7.
BROWN, sHIPLEY CO. Liverpool
L. @. ROBERTS CO. No. Is Kings Arms Yard,
London.
JOHN MUNRoE L CO. No. Rue Noue Dame dee
Victories Paris or GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The owners ships will not be accountable tor COLA
silver bullion specie ewelry precious stones meta
less bills OF Sdns uned therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
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OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-
IA ton. for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-EED-
FORD and TAUNTON.-The steamers c. WANDER
BILr and COMMODORE, OF this line GOV run ,ees'
River rst wharf above Bankruptcies, daily, Sundays -x
septsd al p NJ. and Stoningtop at O'Clock or On
arrival of the mail train which leaves Boston At 5SF NJ
FOR freight passage, spply at the Office Ne 10 Battery
place, board the boats
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painting, Gr.


ZINC Warranted Pure
IL The NEw-JERSEY ZINC CO, Warehouse, No. ~
Deyst prepared to supply their Zine Paints ., the o
lowing prieei;
No White ground in OIL &C. per pound.
No White ground in oil Sc. per pound.
No White ground In oil 7c per pound.
Brown and Black, ground In oil SIC. per possA
DRY White Of Zinc, &c. Per pound
WHITE ZINC PAINT,
ANe Thorough IN Europe and the Unitee ststs he
been found Its beauty and protective qastes onta
than any other paint foT whi;enes and hihAey IL an
rvaed IL IL free from all poisonous properties % o0mnos
and dangerous IN other pigments; viii covereouAi wetn
from 40 100 per cent space than lead and thero
fore mach cheaper the As insde painh
will not turn yellow when exposed % the snPhuros
gases Of coal hrss the foul air Of shps Their he As
sround in varnish produces the porcelain nnsh Tner
Brown AND BLACK ZINC PAINTS
In feE nour, form hard and solid metallic ooarn4 sfo1
WOOD brick iron and other metallic surfaces are
marine purposes having been found % resist the s9ronl
aeon Of salt water destructive % ether pann peaan
tappted on liberal terms hy
MANNING h soUIER Asenu No IS oeyst.n
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAmERS.-The ships

composing this line the following
ATLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC, Capt Nys
ARCTIC. Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt Constodk
ADRlATlC, Capt Grafton
These ships been built contract expressly for Gov
ernnent service Every has been taken In their
sruction also In their Engines 10 insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for Passenger are ane
dualed for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
New-York Liverpool 10 6Tstelas cabin slS 10 seeone
DO s7O exclusive Of extra rate-roons tSn from
Liverpool TO NewYork fSN and go An experienced sur
seou attached ship No berth secured until paid fi
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.
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and ERIE RAILROAD.

Y Trains leave pier foot Of Duanest 81 tonows
EXPRESS TEAls 81 A. M for Dunkrk, connecting viii
hrstcas. tor Cleveland ssnduskY Toledo szx
Monroe, and railroads 20 Cineinnsti ana Chicago.
Man TRAIN at g A. NJ for all stations
WAY TRAtS So z. NJ via Piermont for Delaware
WAY Train Of q VI, via Jersey City tor Delaware
NeHr ExPREss TRAN st6 P NJ TO- DunSirs eonnecfrl
with rsteass steamboat for Detroit direct so5seeins Wis
Express Trsin for Chicsgo.
CWAS MTNOr supsrutspdest