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SATTLER'S COSMORAMAS-Sec-
TAUXHALL GARDRN.-WM.
Nem Publications.
Rod for the Fislds and Wood.

A Book for the Fields and Woods
DERBY q MILLER have published
another and more beautiful edition Of SUMMER
FIELD by Day Kellogg Lee and body going into The
Country at this OF viii cary II win him. TO
er 10Y among the Fields ana Woods One OF the Boston
Magazines saws Of "Summerheld"
his remarkable book-remarkabe for tie eaectua bnnsns
OF the reader the sweet scented hds and TIE
Of air Of top md the shady woods Tie CAPTIVE one
the mot reflect prose poems have Any painter
could make OF The finest pictures out Of the desenPcn
there gwen OF Juue morn.ug .
Il Is fed With lively pictures Il he presented with
feeling and snsary free from .seota
ton ard Preten.e." - mar 'Sf hee.
The ecene aud h-autul lake. 81 Cutri New York
b. one OF the charming stories have ever
CHRISTIAN Arbass1dor.
"summerfeH wi. with the works OF Grace tgaAr sd Cur
Bel" lkltAnd Argus.
Tie scenes are natural s characters h k and the narrative
repee with passages OF the poouudest ptAo and nients Of
almost ,nfui interest Horace Greeley.
Aweei OF Castle Baling' ia Summarized o. The
most beauuiu prose poems N the Eugh-h language
-Iockpor; Courier.
have enjoyed somehns Of the pleasure. reading H. hat
DID when 6rsi read SOM Of Coopsrs beat novel;
There great deal Of life and IN the story and some
ofthe scenes there 5 rich display Of Wit" -Arszs.
Auburn. Derby Miller: New-fork, Higgins kel-
logg Boston, A. Tompkins-
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~ The Measher Demon.tratIon.-The Con

~ The Meneher Observation-Disclosures onven.
tOn of the Civic Societies desire to inform the public that
they authorized by the Irish Directory TO state that they
wish all the Civic and Trade Societies who not repre-
sented IN the Convention would report IN future
No 76 PIincest TO the abovenamed Convention, who
meet there every evening The Delegae OF the different
Societies are also informed that ballot will be into at
the meeting Tuesday night next for the position which
each will occupy in line. PATRICK DEE, Chairman
John MCGRATH Secretary
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ugv NRW.YORK TRIBUNE

.,,,o,s.. OREGON AND THE SANDWICH ISLANDS,
foss, :, the departure Of each Semi-Monthly Maj
~, Prce 81 cents per copy ,p.ru p..,,.L
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~. Notice-To the Journeymen TaiIors OF

~ Notice-To the Journeymen Taiiors OF
New-Yerk.-A general meeting Of the Trade Society
will be held at Ganicks With Ward Hotel on WEDNES.
DAY EVENING, June g. at o'clock, for the purpose OF
elecDg officers for the ensuing quarter, and transacng
other business of importance.
N. B.-Those whs DESTROYS Of participating in the
grand reception about to be given 10 Mr. MEAGHER VIII
do well attend the arrangements necessary for that oc
casion will then be completed. - ,
JOSEPH CHATHERs. Secretary.
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JOSEPH CHArBERs. Secretary.
~ Irish Copfederntion.-Ata

" Irish Confedcration.-At preliminary meet,
Of members of the above Association held at No %
Nassau on Monday evening" IL unanimously resolved
to call general meeting the Irish Confederation of 49,
on THIS EVENING, at No IN Grand+st, within three
doors of Broadway, at o'clock precsely BY order,
W. II. HOGAN, Chairman.
TunMLs TAYInR Secretary.
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-uv Srw-YORK TRIBUNE

roR EUROPEAN CIRCULATION
,Ss departure OF esch Mail Steamer for Liver
si cents copy, 50 per year, 10 any part OF
TsL Pneeo1 ~ e. 20 the Continent postage included.
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~ Auotb<r' Chance.-The members Of the ST.
NICHOLAS bUtLDIN6 ASSOCIATION will please take
cce that the Second Regular Meeting will be held
RSDAT EVENING next, June TO- al o'siock. az the
Union Buildings les 6oweTy Shares will be offered
oried.mpton Dues viii be payable a, the Office caring
the present week for which purpose II Will be day and
eve6ns until o'clock Members will please call for their
Pass large increase % members has been received
during the present month aud this Associaroo oilers the
most favorable inducements new memeers wno wish 10
nste safe and profitable investments Of small savnes DO
not delay but come once. Shares $500 Dues - In
tYsrce Fee Al w. l.. CONkLiN. President
RoTsKr d HART, Secretary. ofics No. 10 DgGae-si-
eolueT OF hathsm-
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II was, motion OF Mr. Thatcher,
Resored That the proceedings of this meeting be pub
hsbed
There being further business before the Committee
motion adjourned.
DANIEL BOwLY, First Vice-Chn, presiding.
L
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

A STOR-PLACE OPERA HOUSE.
"A TUESDAY June s-Second Night in America Of
DONETTI'S COMIC TROUPE Of PERFORMING AMI
MAILS consisting of MONKEYS, DANCING DOGS, &c,
who viii give PsDtonimc Performances acted by them at
the Porte st. Martin Theatre, Paris
African collation. the Tight and Slack Rope
Parouet Boxes and Sofa Seats 50 cents An phitheater,
% cents Doors open at performances viii commence at
O'clock
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NOR SALE.-Steam Furniture FAC

III TORY, southwest corner Of eth and JeHenon-sts.
Louisville XVI offer tor sale my Factory, situated -
shove sssso all the Machinery, Lumber and or0und con-
nected herewith The building (of bckl large and
eou expressly for the Furniture Ba.nes the Ma
chney Fixtures the very best description aud In
ceen running one,; TIE stock Of Lumber eomplete well
seasoned snd embraces all kinds and SHEA The Factory 10
now operation, with good mechanics employed
Be found and the article manufactured BY them superior
hind that t with prompt and ready sale Wishing
to retire from business will close out on reasonable ters
BEN. y. CAWTH0N.
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10 Meeting Itnd Res OIutiOns o the Albany Wash
ington Rifle Company fheCy Albany the 5h ofJune,
1882 their HeadquareThe Company express their
tments esve the cordial reception and the brilliant in
PRODUCTION they with thervst to Ne York City and
they adopt the following resolutions The cordial reception
of The Albany Washington Rlemen at the City OF New
York not only by the officers and members Of the corps
which rendered invitation 10 he but also the part OF
many citizens was such that it dictates public acknowl
edgment, and therefore be 1t
Resoled warmest thanks 70 Capt BAck OF
the Washington Rife Company 10 Capt fnck, OF The Auey,
and 10 Capt Hednann the Jefferson Guards Tor the dsn
eued option with which we're honored That
his eceI ton perpetual remembrance vita and
ample acknoN Judgment and gratitude ms refers
both o the officers and pTiyates Of the corps
That indebted to the New York; Brass Band
Wannemoher leader for their able musical performance and
their aabe conduct Our thanks also due to
Jones ; Comet Brass Band OF Albany City. -,
RcsOir6d That with high regard Acknowledge The splendid
rendered 10 by the proprietor oil Tam
many Hall =,
FesolreJ That express thank. 10 German friends
Of Liberty and Proepectss brooklyn
sea,er ihainsbursh Schnaiterheck Cunafd h New
York others here mentioned for their abe and gen
tlemaDly conduct tQWRrdus,
HocI Thai under obligations 20 Capt Back am
the members of The corps command, for having placed
or dsp odsms IAmmany Hall, which in every respect ei'
notline TO e wished for. O, ,.-
Kued That gratefully acknowledge the liberal reception
which We the Broadway Iheaief
kssoIped That shall happy those eonpane'
distinguished reception IA The CIV
of kbauv consider both great honor and pleasure 70
reeve en- gus and shall be endeayor to evince
ty our actors, gratitude 10 them
THE COMMITTEE:
Cant FRAZER Lieut. ZIMMERMAN,
serg HUBER Sec. STAHLL
Treasurer WACHTER.
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EOR SALE-Foundry, Machine and

'Oh SAllE-r OunuIy, naCutho ouu
Blschsm,hs $ Cd The above establishment has been
in successful operation than twenty and csnns
large unsurpassed Gearing and all other psf
for Mill work. Steam Engines Slide and Hand Lsthess
together with variety OF other patterns connected
with the above business patronage already
secured The above esfabhshments located within three
hours ride this city. with the best facilities Tor travel
ard Transportation and also OF the greatest tho
roughses in the The present propretors wishing
retire fro business offer the above property very low ana
terms Of payment easy. Appsy 70 w. b LEONARD e
". SMITH, Ma:hnery Agency No. 70 MerchAn" IL
change
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~ Emmett Mutual u. and II. SOciety.-The
Members of this Society respectfully quested to meet
at No 76 Prince-st. TUESDAY EVENING, 9Th inst at
O'Clock make the arrangements for the Meaghe
Denomination. JAMES HARRINGTON, Prest
JOHN l. GRACE, Rec. s.
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xrw.yORK DAILY TRIBUNE
fBb Every MORNING, SUNDAY ExcEfrEDJ
1. I.eb.p anrRIFY A McELRATH,
,aPNI.WEEKEY Tribune

TIL, TUESDAY and FRIDAY morning. PnceS Is
es<atde,..g COMES for S. Ten for $40. Advertise
9 s'eS. - lice for each insertion
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nd NIIIanre Meeting in he Biz

10 Stvenib WardAIiance lfeeting N ne bs
~il be addressed BY Mr. Van Wagner, Samuel wilkins,
rsc ard o;hers Coed singing Those who desire good
tsais cHcud ceme eAfy, he meetings are cfosded
Mighty
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

~ DIR. j. IL. Dods is permanently located al No aol
Boadw and will examine diseases and prescribe medical
remedies every Day from O'Clock A. NJ tl O'clock r NJ
CHARGES, 81
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Gunner Retreats.
BOARDING AT BERGEN-POINT.

Id N,w-Isrsey.- Mrs ATKINSON having rented the
heautul OF Mr. LINDSAY, located at BergsnPont,
urepared Families single Gen men to Board,
Tor the year la conducting TO tne comfort OF her
patrons she will b. assisted by Lady Of experience
Boarding and Day School for the accommodation OF families
visiting resort will he opened ON the premises
a Lady has also been engaged supenntend-
emit Terms moderate. Apply ON the premises
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

A general HoUsEMAID or Chambermaid
IA in small family, BY a respectable young Woman
Cod reference Apply No 400 Greenwchs for days
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SUMMER RESIDENCE in PITTS

~ FIELD BERKSHIRE Col lf.o5 ..,,h y.ry ls,se
f-,i,s and friends can be accommodated win very Mso
and exceiIen rooms and board IN MANSION when W
pleasantly located and arranged for summer nous sna N
snd narticuIars address J. NJ NOBLE, Pushsld Mass.
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BOARDING HOUSE,

Board iE the Country for families and any wish
g 10 spend the Sumner in pleasant healthy location ssI
OF access three times day by railroad TO the cy 1000
team and copyeysnces for the accommodation o boardss
and visitors pleasant dives fishing &C. IL near me
Dover Stone Church. place Of resort for pleasure rsnes
sbng 10 secure choice of rooms must apply soon ens
% week For h6eI nioIma a 1aSas OF
BIesdway and Spring st. address alne 10 O. H. b. Dover
PLAINS Duchess Co.
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t1- The American Geographical aud Stntis-
teal Society will hold Monthly Meeting at ne new
Room in the University, THIS Tuesday EVENING, al
O'Clock. ..o.o,-,,. -.
An interesting Paper from General M0SQUERA late
President Of New Grenada its Geography and Statistics
Ac will be read. The public are invited TO attend
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h IoOO -WANTED--An enterpris-

q ISUU. ing business wtshs above , amount S,1
as, ~ fom 5000 to sItOe per snnun. TO
psJms pbyr ns permsnsn. and perfectly ssie business
:. !. - ehssce address IRON. Tribune Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

~ Henry Clay.-The subscribers this day publish
SPLENDID u length likeness Of HENRY CLAY engraved ia
the finest stye fMezzOnt and Spple, by A. IL RiICHlE
Early ard choice impressions be secured by subscribing
in the books the csnvassng agents or a. the once o. the
publishers A. BACHlA Co, No. y Chanlb rsst Pnce
s. size OF the craving for framing zStNlst inches
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NREE EXHIBITION of fine European

LNREE EXHIBITION OF hne European
III OIL PAINTINGS-The finest collection Of Paint
ngs of the Mind offered for sale in this country now
open in the large room in the Museum Building Brooklyn
corner of Fulton and Orange-s They collected by
an American gentleman during residence in Europe aud
consist of great variety Of subjects suitable for adjoining
the rarors OF finest residences They will be oP.n day
and evening examination and sold at Auction on Rs
DAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS, the 10th and 18th, at
o'clock precisely, by A. c. FUTILE.
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~ DIR. Paige In Breokly n,

celebrated Electrician and Physoogs will lecture Al the
Brooliyp Institute on TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS 9Th and 9th insants al SGsock on Eeeulc.y
ting his subject by experiments and anatomical paintings
Seats
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A 5 NURSE, or to wait on an elderly lady
IN by highly respectable Engi.h Woman She woulc
be willing 70 DO Chsmberwok when waiting table Is
required. Coed reference If wished. Address X TIN
ofice.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-06-08

DANNY having an elegant 6nstesss house within ten
s1uss; x.k of tie South Ferry, combining s the COM
,r. ~ IRE ey wa the pure air Of the country would
80 l,ntlesn and bis Wife tossther with snss Gen
,Isnsn 10 Board Board Moderate References exchanged
Iddrss. W sf No IS Fuon-st, Brooklyn.
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4 You've MAN who truly understands the
N care and management Of Horses desires situation
s,fel on store could take care Of small garden and
Wiling 70 maze himself generally Useful 70 ms employer
Re can read and write well The Deg OF oV IeistSncs
=. Eewery CT sIe Eizatsths;- Tc se seen fsz dsys
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A LAUYDREss and plain Cook, by a
N resrsc tabe Woman, who understands al kinds "a
bakng No objection 70 do general ncusSoIk IA - s Iaa
pvste fsuly Best Of city reference Apply AZ NO. ISs
ifh ay beiv I'd and Ath-sts.
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AS Cook, Washer and 1roner, or gen.

IA efal housemaid by respectable young woman she
the care Children and good plain Sewer
She ha, The best Of city references Call at No 1870 West
l9th-st the STRAY. Can be seen Tor two days
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BOARD-To be had on

A NOUN L IL L DOAhD-lO 10 hou os1
reasonable terms at Wsstkill, Gree,e Co.. N Y, near
the resdet ce OF the Rev. L. l. Hill 81 miles from Kingston
q miles Of hich plank road The subscriber has sr9
&C oaious house with bsthrg saloon doining SUR oan~
sed with beautiful mountainous scenery Known by every
pagueneoypist In Broadway, the Westk Temperance
ssrssshla co,ntTv retreat GEORGE z. COLEMAN.
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COUNTRY BOARD Two familiescan
COUNTRY BOARD.-Several quie
DAVILTON, NEW-ROCHELLE.-

This rst class and delightful Summer boarding House.
Feplee with facilities for enjoying the bathing hshns ndns
snp and other OF this fashionable watering
Place is now open the reception Of guest. and me ssn
RcferSnes-ssmuel T. Frinh Esq- No. 10 PIhplsce.
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A RESPECTABLE GIRL wants situation
IN 10 90 travelling with family; 10 DO cham5erwork
and fine washing and ironing private family. The best
fey reference given Call No IN llhs Can be seen
for two days
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ARD in SOUTH BROOKLYN.-A

DOARD.-Furnished Room to let, with
ID Board at No u Colege-place.
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SECOND BOARD
The Foreign Markets.

RECEIVED BY THE STEAMSHIP ARCTIC
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Feb A-The English funds
continue without any material change and the quotations
to-day have been precisely repetition Of those Of yestcr
day Consols opened at 81 to e7, touched 97's; and
closed at 81 to 9s for money and 9 for the 18th Of
March. Bank stock left eff ut 2171l to 218 Reduced
e7A to s7z Quarter per Cents 90 to ss's
Exchequer bills COS to SOS premium.
The foreign stock market steady, and prices the
average were well supported.
LIVERPOOL CoTTos MARKET. Feb 4.-Sales yesterday.
5000 bales. and to-day 1000 bales chiefly to consumer
Prices a shade mot quotation) below Friday last
LIVERPOOL Corn MARxEr Feb. 24-At this mornings
market there good attendance Of millers and dea
lers. Wheat moved slowly at last weeks prices There
better business doing in both barrel and sack flour
at full prices Indian slightly easier to buy.
MR.. JAMES N HENRY'S CIRCULAR.
LIVERPOOL, Feb "a 1852
There IL no change in the value Of BAcoS the demand
is fully equal to the mpc.t
Fine brands of BEEF much wanted infeTieA e"u oid
very much neglected.
In PoRK there is nothing new in absence Of supplies.
CHEESE remains dull.
LARD js wanted at 4ee. to Sos.
CuERcrrRoS Bark unchanged.
On oAREs are very steady.
CLovERsrrp is held for considerable advance the only
sale reported 30 tierces Ito arrive from Phadepha at
57s. I'd
T.iLow Il better.
In Oirs there has been no business
BREspsrr.rs There is rather more strength in bread
tus At the low quotations Of last week there buy
crs Philadelphia Ohio and similar brands OF -four bring
g. cd per 20 lbs Philadelphia and other sorts 81 Cd to
g. sd Red wheat Cd less Yellow Indian corn 29s 3D.
to COS; white 32s
CorroS-Tbe sudden change Of the Ministry at the
close Of last week checked the demand and the upward
tendency Of prices and yet the market has not quite
recovered its previous tonc still the per Niagara Is
by most holders favorable to higher prices and as
businese is still brisk in Manchester improvement
may be shortly expected.
MANCHESTER STATE OF TRApE-Tucsday Evening, Feb
N-This market with very eight exceptions, may be
considered in a most satisfactory state The demand
for yarns lie almost unexamped and even throughout the
winter has scarcely experienced any check-a thing
hitherto quite unexamped As this state Of things IL
for time expected to continue II has given fresh
impetus to the trade and many mills about be-
ing erected In consequence We have heard that many
half dozen contemplated being built in Oldham
alone The cloth merkct is scarcely brisk as the twist
but still quite healthy with sales made without difficulty
to keep pace with the production There are some
signs Of improving spring home trade and as goods
low in price Diapers induced to purchase rather
freely Both German and Greek houses are doing more
than Of late To the United States moderate but not
large bufincss going The market on the whole may
be sad to be buoyant
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.INDIA RUBnER GOODS.

u UBBER CAR SPRINGs.-THE FOLLOWING AID
~ dtona testimonial to the merits Of r. H. RAYS In
da Rubber Car Springs over all Others has inst been
fee GO Warren street New York, March 1852 f. NJ Ray
EsqDear Sir Since my connection with this road, have
for railroad and have hesitation in saying that your
spring the best article which have seen or
pressure to freeze cold weather and become
than useless should prefer using yours at double their
cost to employing other rubber spring which has fallen
under notice Your Springs the quality Of
preserving their elasticity at all temperatures Yours &c.,
OLIVER H. LEE
Late Superintendent Of the Hudson River Railroad.
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AGENCY.

NJ BURLINGTON c. sNETHEN CONTINUES TO
practice law IN the Supreme Court-to attend
Delore N0hervssto prosecute claims and settle
against the Departments and boards Of Commsonorsto
bounty landsto collect debts dividends inbe
rnnccs in any part Of the United states and IN FOREIGN
counrioato make in ioana And
aud on bond and mortgagand to negotiate the purchase
ana safe OF ahu ana patent rights in any State of
Union Particular attention paid to California land title
cases coming the United States Supreme Court on ap
peal. Communications, prepaid addressed TO W. a. Sac
then, No. Carroll Place, Capitol Hill, Washington, D. c.
will meet with prompt attention,
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MATRIMONIAL.

NHATRIMoNY MADE EASY, OR HOW TO WIN A
M Professor Lawton, Boston, formerly OF bon
dom III any address, on receipt OF one DOLLAR post
nsd nian drecons to enable ladies or gentlemen 70 win
Tie affections Of many Of the opposite Sc. a. their
hos rt The simple but so captivating
that Mi may irrespective OF age appearance OF
poon and last though not least can % aransea WITH
such ease and decacy that detection Is Au-
dresr Professor Lawton, Boeton, hasa No e"er taken
from ile Pert Offse enless the postAse " ra0
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DDS FROM BosTo@

Sppears by this that the increase In quantity mas
reasr than the increase in value These large ship
must relieve the manufacturers very materially,
i've them full employment Since the LIST inst, large
q have been mads to the East Indies
.ota, number Of steamboats, now running on the
linn, and Ohio rivers Ia estimated to exceed 900,
|. nm aggregate Of more than 1907 600 tons and Il is
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SIAIPPING.

THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail steamers-Ihe ships composing this line the
following ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC, Captain Comstock.
ADRIATIC, Captain Grafton
These ships having been built by contract expressly
vernment service every has taken their
in their engnesto speed
elegance and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool in
bin, S120 in second cabin &70 Exclusive Of size
state rooms $780,
From Liverpool to New York f30 and coo
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
No berth secured until paid for.
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:. PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

For freight or gh ssage, apply
EDWARD y. COLLINS e. CO., 6 Wall st., N. York.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY L. Co., Liverpool.
E. q. ROBERTS L. Co. Is Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN AuNR0E Co., 70 Rue Notre Dame des Vie
torres, Paris
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these ships will not be for gold
silver bullion, specie ewey, precious stones metals
unless bills ofading signed thereof
therein expressed.