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The SEASONS IN IcELASp.--From the 18th or 18th of
June. till the end of The month"; there is night. The
sun disappears for short time behind the hills but tw
evening have not faded from the sky before the morning
light breaks forth with renewed brilancy was in lee
land from the 10Th Of May till the goth of July and al
though went to bed before eleven O'Clock, did
not once require the light of candle In May, well
as towards the end of July the twilight lasted about two
hours. but it dark. Even at the time of my
departure see to read till past first
II seemed Very strange to go to bed at broad daylight
but soon got used to it. and sunshine bright
enough to keep awake after eleven O'Clock II often
struck very ridiculous however, to go out for
evening stroll about ten and find myself in full light of
day instead OF the soft gmmeripg of the and stars
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Hg For the new Constitution, in French and
English, see Supplement.
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NEW IHEArhE-A splendid Theatre is to be erected in
~. On the site Of the old Amphitheatre, in Olive
street 1t will be of capacity to contain 5000 people
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-30

DUEL Asrlc'rArEp-At Washington the goth inst
warrants We're Issued for the John s. Cunning
ham, late Commissioner from the State of Virginia to the
Worlds Fair, las principal, and DIR. Wm b. Collins of
Portsmouth Vaas second the charge of being about
to engage in duel
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-08-30

WoMAN's LovE,-At Cincinnati, short time since, a
man named Brown was arrested suspected of counter
feting, and put in jail That night woman represent
ing herself the wife of the prisoner under the prsence
of supplying her husband with supper obtained ams
sion to his CELL and, supposed, left shortly after
for home In the morning however, it was discovered
that the woman had exchanged clothes with her hus-
band and that the officers had been tricked the hus
band had escaped in the wite's clothes.
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OFFTCfAI JoURNAL
o. rHK poNsolIDATlD oITY 0F NEW oRLEAr
I sP:..4RIYS.aJs. .aBLSE.


MONDAY MORNING, AUGUST 80, 1852
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During Septenlbef..

and previous alterations n their store
C. LEIG HTON & co,
No 60 CANAL STREET next door to St Charles street,
will offer their splendid Fashionable Assortment of
FIRST PREMIUM SHIRTS
SUMNER UNDER CLOTHING,
AND GENTLE6lEN;S FURNISHING GOODS GENERALLY,
Mt reduction of at least TWENTY on former prices
afordiue their friends and patrons opportunity considerable
bs purchasing NOW instead OF later in the Fall,
AN EXCELLENT LINEN BOSOM SHIRT for 81 25
UNDER SHIRTS AND DRAWERS for 10 cents;
ENGLISH HALF HOSE for 3 pair;
SILK CRAVATS AND FANCY TIES for q5 and so cts each
HASDkERcHlEFS, GLOVES, SuSPENDERs, UMBRELLAS
RFUMEiiY, ETC., selling off proporonsts reduction.
~ OBSERVE c. LEIGHTON x CO.
Ru30 2peodf Ga Canal st,eet
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FILLiBusTERs AssEsBiiNG.-A NewIork correspondent
of a Philadelphia paper says
~ Nearly all the prominent managers of the Cuban expe
ditlon are now in that city the fighting men, but
those whose heads planned the INVASION whose
PAID the expenses 1t is fact that The Jna has
been dssod 1t reported it was when the disastrous
result OF the Lopez foray known 1t has been work
ing secretly for months past and subsequent
will show. with as much practical efficiency as ever
Should the next steamers advise continuance of
the arrests and consequent excitement at Havana,
pend upon it, there will be work on hand for the u
s. Marshal in the NewYork District,
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See the City Treasurers notice to delinquent tax
payers
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kss1kh MxS ~ New osLrAss--Any man who can
pay one dollar for decenty worded advertisement can
readily quiz folks abroad quzzcal friend of ours re-
Gently constituted himself the Webster party Of Newor
leans and published advertisement which we bl,eye
VA received and published without charge, by thor.
oughly independent conceaied democratic y, enn.
temporary as joke Our friends supporters are men
lin bucuam,' and he is vastly amused at the Boston
Bees solemn appeal to the friends of Webster in New
Orleans TO vet at We confident our enterprng
friend would act Uhs only had second his motion
MI Webster highly respected here bu; Louisiana wings
have too much not to stand by the nomination
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THE CosT OF PRAcrcAL JoKISG-A few days since. near
Larange the conductor of freight train noticed man
on the track waving handkerchief Surprising that
some accident had occurred the brakes put the
engine reversed and the train stopped The with
the handkerchief sloped the fields but the
tor soped after him, and overtRking him the slopng
spot. gave him deserved thrasbing with bell cord.
Two days after a man was discovered walking the
track Thewhse squaeled and the bell rang ouan alarm
but the pedestrian didn't heed either The brakes
put down and the engine reversed but it mpossi
bic to avoid running the man--when he stepped
lightly aside and the train rolled by applied his finger
to his nose bhoy and laughed the engineer whose
train he had checked The laugh stopped the train and
started the engineer who pounced upon the funny pee.
trian and gave him reasonable drubbng 1t is sup
posed that neither of the gentlemen will stop another
train on the Z, c. C. Railroad cleveland Herald
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Gy.ass9 Rattle OF East STOCK.

o all the enrea 'akon notice OF which vii
appear tc reaye Crescent Tie
Livery Stable Carroll street
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BOB WHITE, BUGGY AND HARNESS;
BURNETT COLT, BUGGY AND HARNESS;
PACING HORSE WHEELING;
PACING HORSE ACORN

The highest r take Bb White and Harness; ehes.
to take tie Burnett Colt Harness; the Pacing
Waseug and the throw akss Pacing o hun
,irel chances Il $40 charge. au2s
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Notwithstanding the violent storm
athe GkhhN ohs hofE the 25h August the propfe-
tors axe occasion 10 st9 tn me image sustained to the Buildings
mas pesh repaired ana he aen ers removed from the
continues to be large md ouabs and tLe usual
and conyenences afforded.
auS6 ct MRS. e. PRpAT Il SON Proprietors
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TOohEN BUTTER-30 firkins choice. ex
- 80 steamship VIM. Penn, for sale by Nos va
AN'' AID GRIEF CO., So and 40 Old L,ys..
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q Go ahead them
The spirit spelled out the following:
- You are set of id fools''
The deceased whose spirit purported to be communica
ting when an nhabtant of this sphere would sometime
when excited use such language and may not have bro
ken himself of his vicious habits
We are not informed whether the revelation was
ed by the company as true or not
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- The subscriber continues the Sole Aeen, in rs M
aud has constantly for sale SON, e
soo s @ o. their SAFES Those who ara s i'm
pher ] IF ns M INSURANCE books PAIRS and
am ne TESTED SAFES together with 70 ss-
LARS IN R1CHS SAFES. 'H iiiAs a million DOL
slA JsAAc p,,,,.
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CARPENTER & yERMILYE. A Wal street.
CANAAN WUiTEH0USE & CO., 81 w all street.
PROPOSALS FOR LOAN S1OOOO sCIoTO AND
Hacking Valley lOhinl kairn Eirst Con-

PROPOSALS FOR LOAN $4,000 scIero AND
ssS as sr s.s
yssy Rsrs,$ campaay Offer ct sale 10000 Of
eash M
M 3 1T @ % st % sa
rhers the principal sum is also p,yabe They are secured
sP in q Of IL
They issued under acts Of the legislature Of 0hs
The n bonds Be issued under the
rails, &C.; only 500 600 are offered for sale.
.n1 be-, 3, Tat e the road ygs
Jackson County 0Gc tanse Of ary Ave miles costing
whole line from Jackson Portsmouth, is under
the ras: TwS tsSassna IONS ra;s heavy pattern;
line have been purchased The whole oad to Jackson will
be completed and in operation early next year.
stock an bonds The sun Of sioo 900 has subscribed
has IN on ns tho
be regularly paid the call Of the To raise the
gives full % the trustee to take pos
and 70 sell the same With its franchises raise money t.
pay either interest or principal, in ease OF default
iais
H. !. intended to extend It finally north 70 Newas oe
Sandusky and Cleveland.
RsEssss
n an the e f ms sa M 81
as soon as that rosd i made The county q Jackson
t Sn s &c Srs + sf
state thar report es assny 81 a
per square mile easily mined and Of superior li-
That iron quality exists in the dtstIs.
to The extent q tirss millions ftens e the square milo
This mineral wealth 80 to the Ohio river has been *
comparatively sy value Tor the want offaces of trans
thousht the transportation of coal and iron aor
will afford han dsoe support 70 The road These are A.
line Of this road producing large quantities OF iron for
transportation to the Ohio river This number will be
This road gives the nearest aud moe. direct commupioa
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ANTHOLOGY.


JENNY LIMBS C0RAEsP0S DENCE.-DR. G. W.
back White street, hts received during the last
three several letters from Msdemoisee Lind
now Madam Otto Go dscbmidt-but as they eonf-
Dental communications, he not permitted 60 publish
until the seal Of secrecy removed by the following
letter from Liverpool
LIVERPOOL, Ju iS12 1s5z-To DR. c. W. Rsbaok-Dsar
Sir have considered voyage respecting ysYr
quett publish extracts from my letters to you What
,aid would to has ably vsri-
ned with regard to that cannot refuse that should
make known to the ted OF the United states
You, therefore, have to publish part Of
The correspondence and Ms countrywoman AID friend
sincerely wish be successful your
nary skill OBSERVER. Yours. &C.. JIMMY LIND.
Of the given extracts
Mademoselle Jenny Lnds letters will from time TO time
appear. .. w. R0BACK.
A sTRoLOGY.-DR. C. W. ROBACK FROM SWEDEN,
"A lately from Philadelphia offers his services to the ct
Of New York He able to forete past present. and
future events Fee-Lsdies 90 cents gentlemen, 81 Ma
ana masculine signsladiss 81 gentlemsn, 90 Ns.iv
White street New York where letters post paid, will
eeive attention For partc MARS daily papers.
Astrological Amanacs be procured ut tho ohee gss
where csrtidcatescan be seen.
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CORPORATION NorIcs.-pUBLIo NOTICE /,

CORPORATION NorIcs-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given 30 the
pants of all honsee and lots improved
sectsd thereby that the following have been
the and lodged in the Office of
she 8ursau OF for by persons
Interested viz For regulating Tex h avenue from Forty
Forty sixth street setting cnrb aud gutter stones
therein Nacada Missing twenty feet wide through the
CENTRE and laying of tagging the sidewalks
thereof The limits embraced by sIch assessment include
pieoes parcels Of land situated both sides Of Tenth
from Forty second 10 Forty sixth street. the
westerly from Tenth on both sides Of Forty third
se0feet westerly from Tenth and the south side
81 Forty street. 400 feet easscry and 400 feet westerly
from Tenth All persons, whose interests
Affected By The above nsmed sssessmeats and Who are
to the et Of Them requested
their objections In writing the undersigned at their
ece, No Hail Of Records within thirty days from the
" SAMUEL n ;i DE MOTT
ISAAC WM SMITH,
Omes Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department juno
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FINANCIAL.


DIVIDEND notice THE sRMI-ANNUALIN aEsr
failing due in this city the lst day Of July 1872
the following banned securities will be paid aud
that date 1T the office Of the
OF the proper coupons. wiz
The Of the state of Indiana for banking purposes
ssned In 1854 being the 800 coo loan. Five psr
The city Of pitsshnrg lPA bonds snsd to the Ohio and
The city Of Allegheny pa bonds Ohio and
Pennsyivanis Railroad Company. Fix per cents.
The bonds Of the city OF New Albany ssued 70 The
New Albany and Salem Railroad Company. Seven Pc
Tho Farkp county ohio) bonds Issued TO the Clevs-
land columbus, and Cincinnati Railroad Company. BeysA
per cents.
The Stark county tOho) bonds Issued to the Ohio and
Pennsylv ania Railroad Company. Six per cents.
The Greene county bonds issued the Columbus
and Nenia Railroad Company Seven cents
The Champaigno county tOho) bonds issued to the Co
umhus Piqua and In diana Railroad Company. Seven
per cents
The nds Of the county of Allegheny tPa spsois loan
Of $4,000 Six per cents.
The county 0hio) per bonds issued 10
the barctta and Cincinnati Railroad Company.
The Van Vert county (nho) even per issued
20 the Ohio and Indian Railroad Company
The Allen county (0ho) per bon issued 30
The Rchand county bonds issued to tho Ohio and
PeDnsy lvaDis Raiir nd Company. Six per cents.
The allen county diane per cent bonds, issued
20 the Ohio and Indiana Railroad Com pary.
The Ohio and PeDpsyv ann Railroad Company mortgage
bonds Seven per cents.
The Indianapolis and BellefoGa.s Railroad Company
mortgage honds. Seven per cents
The Beefontaine and Indiana Railroad Company Reel
Ettate Special mortgage bonds. Seven per cents.
The State Of California per cent bonds which are
M de payable IL This city.
WINSLOW, LANIER g. CO.. Sc W all ssrees.
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THE MARRIED. woMAN.s PRIVATE xEpIc.L cor

vT>HE MARRIED wOMAN.s PRIVATE MEDICAL OOH
Il panios.-By Dr. a. Mauriceau, Professor % Dseass
sfWomes-Twentieth edition. is mo-, PIP 20-Prics, 81
Years suffering OF physical and mental anguish to
wife, and pscupiary difficulties TO the has
band might have been spared By timely possession Of
contemplating marriage, sioses important sesress
which should be known 10 them particularly. . .
Here, also, every fem aehe wifethe mothcr-she ene
either budding into the other the decline
OF years-n whom nature contenplates an i'm portsat
change, discover the symptoms and e moss
efficient remedies and most cevtan mode Of oure In sverY
complaint to which her ser 10 subject. 49,
Extract OF letter from gentleman IN Dsysor, Vmo2
NV srRMy wife has been percepsibly sinking for
three In consequence Of her g-eas sn
ush and suffering months before and during her cen.
fnemencvery suecessive more and more debnsatnn
and pros-nng her, putting her life In mminens dAn9c
and which on the last occasion despaired s
this state Of things inevitable and resigned
heard your book highly spoken Of containing GONE mat
the relief II Afforded distressed mind ana
theoy Its impaired 10 wife, learning thaA the
great discovery Of NJ Desomeaux provided remedy 10
opened prospect TO which little conceived poss
my head In all probability ny wife would bss
In her crave, and my children left motheress.
Is of course inpracticabe TO veg more fully the
serious subjects treated Of they Of strictly
rtended for tho married those Marriage
For sale At 20 Broadway and ~ the pnbhshng omcs -
Liberty street Neg York Little 90, AibsnG JssIn
street Philsdsphs On the rsssipt Of 81 copy Win =
transmitted by mail free Of postage. part Of sAa
unitsd States All letters PQst be adSrssA pess laiA -
Or. A: :naurissau. boz IA New Yssk onss ~
Ln<gtyse8ee4
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TAVERN AND EXCISE LICENsns.-MAYoRs

TAVERN AND EXCISE LICENSNS.-MAYORS
Once. 18th June, 1852 NOTES.-The laws OF the State
subject overy who shall sell by retail vino
stroDg spiritnous liquors by tho
dinsnse as wise brandy GIN strong waters btter
beer ale or ether quors without be-
who shall se strong or spstuoas qaorsin
above five gallons excepting and dtsrs seng
liquors imported or distilled by themsevos) without being
penalty dollars for each offence
The Commissioners Of Bxose will hold extra and the ast
eetn for granting th oeice tho folio wing
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A CARD-MADAME ALnoNI REsPRCrFrLLY AM

A CARD-MADAME ALBoNI RESPECTFULLY AN
nounces that in consequence OF the alterations now
making in the entrance Of Metropolitan Hail. and also
account Of the extreme he the weather she has decided
TO discontinue her concerts for the She
series ofconcerts in the fall particulars Of which
be duly announced She also takes this opportunity
turn her sincere thanks for the enthusiastic
has received on her bret visit to the United States.
LHRANKLIN MUSEUM, I5 CHATHAM SQUARE,
George Lea Proprietor.Ths above establishment 10
every afternoon At o'clock, evening at
for the purpose Of Cssse and Original Of
Living Statuary by Mile CABINETS Troupe Of Model
tises together with variety Of beautiful
For full particulars. bills Of each day Admission,
seats private boxes 30 cents with
CHAIRS 81 oonts boxes Is cents; gallery, l cents.
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5000 O0O shvEN PER GENT. coNyERTIBLE
W&OOaOOV Bonds OF The NeMnas.le and Richmond

$ZUU.UUU Bonds OF The sewsas. lean and Rishmond
offer sae Two Hnndeed Seven
per Cent Convertible Bonds for 900 each Of the Newcas
tie and Richmond Railroad Com any, with Interest Cou
Alta he'd payable annually at the Office of the Ohio
Lie Insurance and Trust Company Ia New York. The
Bonds payable at the place ia fifteen and
sre convertible into the stock Of Company within i've
years.
The D. nds secured by mortgage executed by tho
Company to George Carlisle OF Cincinnati aud Joseph b.
VarDum, Of New York. Trnstecs, their Road from
Rchmond in Wayne county TO Newcastle in Henry
indiana including the rails depots,
tollg privileges and chcs Of the Company This mort
gage tho only upon this OF the Road
TO Chicago.
1he Newcastle and Richmond Railroad extends from Rich
nond to Loganspot los miles the whole of winch under
contract and about thousand hands employed
the road.
Tho Of stock subscribed upon the whole road
$500 400 stock applicable TO the construction OF the
road from Richmond to New Castle is $50 900
This Railroad through the fer e popul0us,
and highly proved part Ohio and Indiana and Il must
become the for FRI light and travel between Gin
cinnati and Chicago and the Northwest. .
The local business alone would be sufficient to make the
road profitable The counties Of Indiana through which it
wheat FIVE millions bnsh-ls of hun bred and
fifty thousand hogs and fifteen thousar CATTLE large
part of which must be transferred to market this road
The iron as for than thirty miles Of the road have
Washington will be completed and ia operation Ia Novem
her which will make continuous railroad of about
seventy miles from Cincinnati. BY way of Hamilton Eaton,
AND Richmond.
The holders the bonds will their security
obligations the Company with subscriptions of stock to
the Of than half million of dollars,
mortgage upon the road Richmond New Castle with
the iron rails superstrucure tolls and franchises Of the
CARPENTER & yERMILYE. A Wal street
CANAAN. WUITEH0USE & CO., 81 w all street.
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E'OR LIvERPOOI-UNIrsD STATES NAIL STEAM
- sifp PACIFIC. Capt Ezra Nys-This stsamship vi
depsft with The United States Mails fer Europe positively
On sAsurday Jsly 49, ~ ~ O'clock NJ from berth 81
sac foot % Canal street. No berth secured till
or ,IsxAs passage having nnsquAiisd sssom.edatsas
EDWARD COLLINS co. IS Wall street.
ne steamship ATLANTIC win succeed ths Paciss. AAd
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NorIcE.-puBLIc NOTICE Is

CORPORATION NoTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner or owners occupant or
lands affected thereby that the following assessments have
been completed by the aud lodged In the
sfce the of for examination by all
parsons Interested regulating street
established grade The limits by such
include all the several houses and lots OF ground vacant
lots parcels of land situated both sides Of
Forty fifth street. from Second to Third avenue All per-
affected by the above named
sessments opposed to the either Of
them requested their objections in writing
at their of2ce No. Hall Of Records,
within thirty days from the date Of this notice
SAMUEL IL. DE M0TT.}
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, Assessors.
ISAAC WM SMITH.
Once, Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, june
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IMPORTANT TO THE PU6LIC.-rHE HEALTH or THE
Common Council having abolished the ofse OF
the active aud efficient have for two past
discharged this i'm porant public service leaving this depart
nens Without the AID Of siage occr to perform ITS out
door duties in the abatemsBt of nnsances detrimental
TO the public health; and notwithstanding repeated
communicate from this department 10 the Commoa
Council urging the Importance of having proper aid Afford
ed enable this perform its duties with
due regard TO the health and lives OF citizens and
the public interest," action havog been had IN com
mupicari0Ds and whereas numerous complaints against
the existence of of the most serio and alarm
ing daily made at this oce and the City
spestor being without 70 cause tho removal or
abatement of such nuiances consequence OF having
officers perform the duty AMI whereas the NEGLECT 80
remove such nusanee may result in the most sad and de-
ploabe by the origin OF disease OF
and form therefore, the City Inspector feels
him reluctantly compelled BY due regard to faithful
discharge of the possibilities resting upon him
the chief officer the Health Department to make this
brief appeal good citizens to act in tho public behalf
by the voluntary and immediate abatement of nuances
and Of 9th from their premises and 10 the
obtain like observance cleanliness and tho
rough publication In their immediate ncghborhood. As
neglect OF these cautions be attended with
ger the health and lives Of ALL the City Inspector ps
sincerely hopes that citizens will thus Constitute
luntary Saaory Police and continue observe the above
request until such time this department be enabe
and discharge its duties by the repeal by the
Coup OF ordinance that thus city
posed at the most dangerous of the year. all the
neglect of large community
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CRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.--TO con-
traetors-sealed proposals. endorsed PROPOSALS. for
building in Troy street, also with the the
person making the and the date of pre-
sentaton, will be received at the office Of the Croton
duct Department (Rotunaa Park until Monday the l2th
day Of July, 1852 at r. M TO build with
the necessary receiving basins and culvert in Troy street,
from the river to Greenwich being in length about
5 feet The plan of the and specifications
building Of the and all other Information relating
Clerk, at this office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the croton Aqueduct Department..
Tor MI I.
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TIE INV YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITBD STATES
Man Steamers-The ships composing this line are the
fsnswhgi- ATLANTIC. Capsaa Wet.

PaClFlC, Captain Nys.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC. Captain Csmstoek.
ADkIATIC, Captain Graften.
There shps having beeA built bv contract expressly for
fsrviee has taken in ths
In their engnests strength and speed
ana Their for unsqassA for
Price Of passage from New York Liverpool IN frst
cabin $40 second eab, $70 Exclusive Of extra
size state $3.50
From Liverpool to New York. ESQ and go.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth sosuysd until paid for.