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Cleared.
Steamship Sierra Nevada Wilson, Chagres, Howard &
Steamship Pioneer Kitsrdse Rio Jauero, Panams and
Steamship Southerner, Foster Charleston. spsGor T.
Steamship City Of Norfolk, Post, Norfolk &c, Mailer e.
Ship Republic de Guatemala. Array. Liverpool + Alex
Bark Empire, Gray Matsnzas, Nesmith & sons.
Bark Carolina shsrwGod ch.rles,op; Durham Dim
B S Fsiasss Ssss: 5s5;Ssss%ssn i rass n.a 20
Us sshr Richmond Card Lasuayra via Wilmington. S
sehr telegraph, Fish, Mobile, Ladd & Church.
sssr Smith sass Wilmington pslns Potter
SSH $sS5 S.2 s,s,s
Essss %sa3s osy'S:
steamer Rough & Ready, Grumicy, Phiiadepha, s N
rsnf Fio sss s''n
sloop w Sanford, Jones, Providence.
Arrived,
~, N steamship Herman Higgins for Bremen-returned.
Ship sardinia (pktj Pcndcton Liverpool 50 days. with
IT, passed from @
s.s GRasG vn
ship Rsbseea Sawyer New Orleans p days, with mdse
Ship Sarah rgrington Mecher New Orleans ls days. with
Ship Quebec Durfey New Orleans 10 days. with dse to
apbsSn r Tssd'y
days With snsar &e to T sdssp Peek Co. March Of
Gun Key spoke ship American Union Chase from Mobile
SaF days .ss
New York; Curtis from Nozzle for Ge"ae its%
of llaeraa spoke schr Lucuus Of Castine from Ceuue
Bark Aa9n chpmap from Apalaehcola Feb rs with cot
Bark Convoy {of $ Gsorsel HoppsT st Marks 10 days
Ha.eras spoke ship Leondas Jordon. from New Orleans
Brig Clsops.rs Kent Matanzas IL days, with sugar.
Elws sI Pr ID with
Chncoteague spoke ship Caledonia Brander. Rowland Of
Ponce
PR. y days, with n,olasses, to oni.avia.
Mp. gdays with tobacco, &c. to j II Brsine:
Brig Maria Evans, Key West 10 days with CEDAR &c.
Brig cu.hnOc Iaury St Marks Feb IS with cotton. to
Brig Sarah Brown, Andres Mobile 10 days, with cotton
Brig acaan Iof WARREN Young, New Orleans IS days.
with sugar, to Peck s. Lyman.
with ra hs hahs5
sa s ps. ss &
Ion % spoke bark Globe Wetmpre, hence for Hayana
Il and New York for o' Lat
from Turks Islands for New York.
sehr Triton, Brown, Savannah 8 days. with cotton to
ssSr = Powell watts, wilmingssn; NC, 4s,y.. NTH
with schr Ellen Godsborn, Phillips, FIR Baltimore for
had "a %
rudder Supplied her with provisions, WOOD boards sails
and spsrs wished to be reported.
Schr Merchant Couch. Richmond, 4 days.
Schr Ringgold Mott, Norfolk, days.
schr Freeman, Freeman virginia,s Gays, lound to
Boston.
Schr II 3 Foster, Keller, Machias, 2 days.
schr Sonervie, Chase Philadelphia, days, bound to
Milton Msss.
Schr Samuel Lewis, Plumb, Smyrna, Del, days.
Schr Despntch Blizzard. Brandywnc days.
Schr Martha Msria Swift, Salem, days March III 10
H. schr Atlantic, hence for Salem. going into New
Haven.
Sohr Arietis Woodruff. Portland, days.
Sloop America, Sturgess. Providence.
Below,
Bark Mary. from Matanzas. -
Wind at sunrise SCI meridian Me- sunset, do, and blow
ing a gale with snow.
owingo the storm yesterday the steamers Pioneer
for ncco Sierra Nevada, for Chagers and the
Southerner Charleston did not leave port They will
60 o day.
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SHIPPING.


INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CALIrORNIA.-OPPosI-
on TO monopolywith cheap rates. good fare,
speed. Tho new and splendid steamer BROTHER J0NA-
THAN TONS the fastest the route, with superior
eommodations for seven hundred Passengers will for
Chagres and San Francisco, Friday. March 2 at r.
made with steamers tie Pacific which
prevent tho possibility Of delay the Ishmus The
books open for the sale Of limited number Of
through tickets properly guaranteed and at reduced
Apply to the subscriber the only authorized the
Brother Jonathan. Is. MILLS. 81 Cortlandt street
TT S. NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR NEW
" . Orleans via HAvans.-The splendid steam hio
GEORGIA, $500 TONS D. D. Porter, U. s. Navy command
will sail from the pier at the foot of Warren street. N.
Rates Of passage TO Havan. and New Orleans Now Ar
rangement -Lades Saloon Berths, So After do do S70
Forward do. do, $50 Steerage do SIS Specie taken
Freight to Havana Freight taken to New Orleans 40
cents cubic foot Shippers Of freight requested
supply themselves with the compsnys bills which
be signed No bills lading signed after the ship has
~ b. RosEaRs. IL IVES. street, corner Of Warren
~ be received by the Governors of the Almshousc at
their Office in the Park until o'clock r. NJ of the I'D
March inst for the services Of Steamboat year.
commence the LIST of May next. She will be required
make trip each day unday exccpted from the foot Of
Grand street. at o'clock in summer and II o'clock in win
Randas Islands, and stopping at the places
Proposals, to give tho Of the offered
her tonnage dmenHions and draft of water Any
ton that be required will be given application
this office. A. $. w WILLIAMS
/. TOWNSEND, Committee.
Ofce Of Governors of the Almshouse,}
New York, March, 1882
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ToR CHAnLpsror-Steamer Southerner, Schoefelt-Rev
DIR Shobel DIR Cleveland, DR. Kelly, Cbas Folwel!
and lady Mrs Levy children and Mr. Samuel
sharp and servant, Vigil Mrs johnson Mr. Burns 70
Lion, Gunst Cabot Smell, EdN Eding. White z De
Forrest, Burroughs, ID Woodward Bradley, Carr.
in the stecrage.
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LospoN-Ship Chrstiana--Mr Wall, lady and child, Mr.
Maitland lady and children.
Nrw ORLrANs-Ship Rebecca-Capt Boyse, Connery.
NASSAU, NP-Br brig ST Crispin-Stevard, stewardess
and Of ship Russell Glover, lately lost
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M j. PETERS CO.. IMPORTERS OF AND DEAL
vA ers In Champagne, Wines BrAndies Porters, Ale ,
Brow stout haysns segars &C. &c. Co are sssp,
known to lovers ofgood wine Por se wholesale RETAIL
~ NJ Is. fETERS co, 100 Brcadssy (orasss solicited
sod shipped nithcsre
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CtIRCUS, NEW YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 81 BOWERY.
~ Farewell Beneht Of Madame Sherwood, Thursday
ing, March l An extraordinary attraction is offered this
evening for the beneft Of the lady equestrian this
country Madame Sherwood. In addition to tho superb
horsemAnshp Of Madame Sherwood Messrs Sands
Smith. Rivers and the troupe Of Juveniles there will be
given agreeable meange BY Woods Mnstrols and the
voluntary budgets Of four fAvore Clowns-Gosin Love
Rockwell and Williams The released Cuban prisoners
been invited, and will be present on the OCCASION
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ERANKLIN MUSEUM. ITO CHATHAM sQUARE-GEl
Il Lea, Proprietor-Two performances given ewes
day commencing o'clock In the afternoon. sad had
past in tho evening This establishments the only piss
IN: company l. composed Of troupe selected "a
EMILE CABINET. Premier Model to this estsbllshmsnt
magnificent series Of groupings will be produced carefully
rev properties and sppontmsnts LEES Female 0pers
will appear every afternoon and evening Mons Lsfarge the
original Antipodean Pedestrian, will walk "head down
wards the ceiling at elevation Of twenty-five feet
from the ground and eighteen length feat which threw
world produced. Mona Gregors tie
the world win break with bis naked Ast. any stone the
q strength The snriysIlsS tribe q sister,
producing great excitement By their extraordinary ex
tons variety Of miscellaneous given
in tho ES5 For full Of each
Seats in Private Boxes centsi Orchestra Seats vita
cushioned arm chairs 3h cents Boxes centsI Gallery
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yion When they were told that the object Of the cues
ton Wa 10 make the witness lspcr that every
woman and child would set face against him. the Court
far to degrade himself In deciding this he deprived the
party Of no privilege for they right show that
the witness has character but they IL other
witnesses, Exception taken to the ruling
Mr. Cutting asked the Court to compel the witness to
answer the question
The Court declined compel the witness to answer
the ground that the avowed object Is to degrade him
Q.-Bctween the beginning Of April when you LETT
New Orleans up to the month OF when you left st
Louis, did you see Mr. O'Sulivan? A.-No; saw Mr.
O'Suvan again after had him at General Lopsxs
house; him in the street With General LopeS;
paid much attention to say how long they
in street together they passed have
meaning for the word attention; never stopped and
spoke TO him In the street; in Mr. o Sulvans
room converted with him in Gen Lopes's room;
that is the occasion have told you Il might be
possible something else occurred which can't remem-
Der; came to this city in November last believes
was employed at the railroad Buffalo, and being
informed that the Governor would be in New York,
came on to pay my respects to him. Q.-What Cover
nor A-Governor Kossuth: 1 knew him before, L
think he knew me, because he gave certificate Of
service; knew Col Ashbolt; knew Kossuth in Hun
gary; believe first subpenaed in this case in De-
cember last. GLOW did they become acquainted with
your name Al believe my name was inserted In pa
pers which were left by Schlessinger. Odd Ra
kow go after you? Att might be possible saw him
was not present at Rakow's testimony; don't know
that Raksw testified that he after last fall @
What money have you received from the Marshal? A.
u have not been paid at ALL got certificate from
December; my occupation is making drawings for ORe-
No 20 Warren street. have been there three months
have been at work for O'Rcly long have in
the city Of New York Q-After Schlcssingcr left New
Orleans did you him again! A-No he left New
Orleans by land; he went by Mobile Charleston, and
on the landady in the house at New Orleans did not
ask and had occasion to tell her that Schlessn
ger had gone TO Texas.
Adjourned to holfpast ten o'clock Thursday this
morning
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MEDICAL.


pRIvATE LYING-IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
for for admission must be made to James Kennedy D.
mend as Sa 70 %ae
sUcS an Sennedy sSd Ts % manage
DocTREss KAMMEL, 2o9 DIv!sIoy STREET, AN
sident ladies and children seroiua
snd 81; prepares sim those very pleasant monthly pa
i's Ono
DR. WARD MAKES NUMEROUS CyREs-coRNEs
srsssy srs.nsd and yeu W si
ton. private Book srstis w. ''''''''
DR., WARDS MAGICAL Observation-Disclosures.
nj, ssnssd cases progress THROUGH
sS' w. By %
no conception Of and eserity with which Trey can
% cured ~ him NO Fec Book gratis Once, corner Of
inf i resulting from self
s. to %.a ,sSr with 'sross
nR. J. MoRDAc's PREVENTIVE CAN DE PRO-
cured By Addressing him box l53 Philadelphia Pos.
not feel inclined to their families II viii be- senS
BY mail. 1t is simple and infalliblo.
nR. JOHNSON. is DUANE STREET, so WELL
can 30 on ANY % the
consos Or sTGsr SGss q s
abuse-tricture and perfect guaranteed No mer-
curry used. Observe is, next dsor to DR.. Cooper's.
DR. Johnson, Is DUANE STREET WILL FORFEIT
II 500 failing to OF disease he undertakes
His practice Of over years at his ONCE
medical In New York Those who conract disease
apply TO Dr. j. with certainty OF having their cases
properly treated. cure guaranteed.
A RTIrICIAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS PATENT
A BY ths invention families can have six or twelve
Leeches always ready and easily applied at tr
hng cost when tho and trouble Of tho
disgusting reptile. Depot l3 Fulton street, Herald build
Ing.
&EOn REwARD-JEFFRIES' ANTID0TE A SPE-
DOOO cfc mixture for tho Of private disorders
speedy without the least restrictions Of dic
drink exposure change in application to business The
proprietor CHALLENGES single esse which tho mixture w
put In bottles with full directions At ST. One bottle
ssts week-msny are cured IN two days For sale by c.
H. RING 1872 Broadway, and 10s Bsysrd street, N. r. W.
r. Little. i0a Hanover srset. Boston, right Co., New
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MARITIME INTELLIGn NoE

ALMANAo-MARoH Is.
SUN RISES. g OS NOON .morn 05 30
SUN SETS. d W HIGH wArnR... oye OF 43
PORT OF NEW YORK MARCH IL 1859
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TINTED STATES AND PACIFIC NAIL sTEASSH
Compsnies-The only through line for California and
oregon via Chagres direct per steamers Ell DORADO,
Saturday. March 20 snd the GEORGIA, via Hayana on
Wednesday March "a The splendid steamship FL Dorado
Loo tons Hsrtstein NJ comm snder, will sail on
Saturday, March TO- at o'clock M direct for Chagrss
the Ge01s ,,, 500 .on. D. D. Porter " 5. NJ conn
Wednesday March 23 at o'clock p. M for Chagres
Havana Passengers by the Georgh will tho
well known and avorite mail steamship Oregon to sail
from san rsnciseo on the arrival o. passengers and
malls. no detention at Panama Rates Of fare 30 San
Francisco-fHst cabin {3l6 second cabin S2 steeragc
500 Rates Of fare 70 Chsgres-frst cabin $685. second
cabin $40 teerage S For freight passage apply at
The othce No w Msst strest. corner Of Warren. =
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YNHE PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL STEAM
ship Company intend running their steAmships a.
fnll0 ADRp

NEW YORK AND VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP COM
~ pany.-Spring and summer otion
in rates Of freight and to Norfolk Petersburg and
Richmond The and elegant double engne side wheel
EeadS on Friday Hosnns 1s.t 10th March, to receive
at 4ocock Saturday Measurement
goods taken TO Norfolk cents foot and Peters
folk state room included ST. do to City Point and Rich
apply ut the Company Agency 50 Front street
Old Slip, to LUDLAM Il PEASANTS.
NOR SAyANNAH-UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
The and superior steamship ALABAMA, Captain
D. Ludlow, will leave Saturday, March TO- at O'Clock
rom SAMUEL t. MiTCHiPp o Front street
The Florida. Capt. Thomas Lyon. on Saturday. March
2th For speed strength accommodations and these
ships have superior on the ocean.
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A RTIrICIAL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PATENT
"A BY this invent on families can have six or twelve
Leeches always ready for and easily applied at tri
fling cost when the and trouble Of thu
disgusting reptile Depot Isl Fulton street. Herald build
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AMUSEnfENTS.

: =
ID Lcssoe-Boxes Parquot cents Family Coic and
50 y.ns s:s
y T I mr. ss Bsss g. q
DuIsei Slos.sr. Mr. whiting Earl Of Ssn., Mr. barry
cssisr sensiuds with sni The Of
noids sophi., Mise Kate Horn; Rose Mrs.. seftoa.
NInLo,s GARDEN.-MKE. ANNA THILLoN EVERY
70 Monday Wednesday, and Friday evenings Tickets.
CHRISTY' 3 OPERA HOUSE, MECHANICS. HALL. Ne,
sarnx ~, .hoyo Grand every nis
netsS IN ras and ven
snder the M nd
shis city for Of sve received
i Sa. s s9s s.sp:. =
SATURDAY. next s1 H1assr Sss
nSsgSE1 KA5. N APqyz
Rrietorj s. A. Wells. Mansser.-Opon every night-Ms
s;ss: s j: s. 10
1 d. 1 M:s
asss IL ,aS he s and
merit hs appreciation ssnd: and the public Tokss:
% DS:r Sp: a. to
and Saturday afternoons. at O'CLOCK
NEW ORLEANS OPERA AND BALLET TROUPE.
sr original any aa mimi
under the asemsnt o. Samuel S. Sanford.
RARNUMs AMERICAN MUsEUM.-P. T: BARNUA,
Manager and Propretor John Greenwood Jr Assistant
Manager to tho entire Museum and perform
l2h cts extra Cherry and Fair star the 0risnt1
ses Rapans sss
anism Of Prof Mccormick After which, the thrilling
Of the INNKEEPER OF ABBEvILLB This evening" at ~
o'clock Antipodcan Eeats by Prof McCormick whch
Psss # sas e.
VIE The youthful Giant Henry Page Is years old, aad
feet high may now be seen, and Is great curiosity.
DEVELOPMENT CONCERT-MR. JOHN MoKIBBIN
has been compelled by unavoidable circumstance. to
change the night OF his at Nblo saloon
Thursday evening March 18TH to Thursday
lst at which time the concert will take place.
THE GREATEST CURIOSITY IN THE WORLD-MR.
II. Wooley begs to inform tho public beau
tifl Mare with living snake In her from four
inches long, which be the Of
and Canal street Admission 12 os children. hafprse.
TEMPLE OF THE GRACEsaNEw PLAcE0F AMUsR
ment, three doors above Nblos Open every Might
the purpose Of classical Illustrations Ancient Ststuar
y the French And English troupe OF Living Models wiz
open at s'olock performances to commence ats
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LIMITED STATES AND PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP
Companes-only through line to California and Ore
gon.-E4tra.-The magnificent double engine steamship
ILLINOIS, Captain a. J. Hartsteine, U. s. NJ being
ready for service will leave this port for Chagre Mon
day. April 70 at o'clock r. NJ precisely from the pier
foot OF Warren street North River TO connect with tho
CompaIies extra May steamer from Panama
cisco The accommodations Of the Illinois
and che well known to be the fastest steamer world
For freight apply only at the office Of the
paues, III West street. corner Of Warren street.
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NOLiCE-FAcoENOEkS P2R STEAMSHIP ARCTIC,
r ',i::: !; on ii:; r.
..' PIX . ss.s "
their berths EDWARD <. COLLINS & co.
COyTHwEsTERN NAvIoArIoN.-THE STEAMER
k ss e s: ' 81: Ss pss
SESSsDiior & CARTER. Agents.
nor LIyERPOoL--UNIrED STATES NAIL STEAM
:s Pa Atst en- G.ps S.as. ss.@.s w
3s: Gs ses
q. isS. Canal :.Isss n. berth :ssursS p.is
fS$X ie x sSS:S w.. ,.ss
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
PEI 4: ::s': :l ..
zSf;IHs,s
AMERICA c'P. shssra c.,s Capt
These e: s e n.a.... A..a
On z: g
E Ess1s Esss from
6 6snss. h hsns from from BE-. Ysii
Passage from Nsv York Boston to Lvsrpos-Fst Ca
Freight will DO charged specie beyond an amount per-
An experienced surgeon ON board.
letters and newspapers must pass through the Post
Forfreishs or passage. applyvto crv.nn
=. CUNAhD, % br0adway.
French German and other foreign goods received snd
lading are given in Havre for Now York
WATcHEsBy order Of the British Treasury, watches of
u.s. vii % hereafter admitted IN Ensi.na ia
sequence Of which, and Swiss shipped
at Havre for Now York Boston via Liverpool without
neurng tho risk heretofore Of being seized BY the Ems
lifh Custom House.
VTNHE PHILADELPHIA AND LIVERPOOL STEAM
ship Company intend running their steAmships a.
follows FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Manchester Thursday. March y
City OF Glasgow. Saturday, Nay
City Of Manchester. Saturday, Nay -
III FROM LIVERPOOL
CITY Of Glasgow. Wednesday, April
City Of Manchester. .............W Wednesday, May
Passage Phladephis in saloon state rooms 500 In
fore cabin SEQ For freight passage, apply to
THOMAS RICHARDSON, Al Exchange place, N. r.
or No. 8 Walnut street, Philadelphia.
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CALIFORNIA TICKET FOR SALE.-A THROUGH
~ ticket via Yanderbilts Nicaragua route 18th Apr)-
first cabin, state room berth. Inquire of
II. w. TURN Err. No. II Maiden lane.
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GTEAMER PIONEER, FOR SAN TRANCISC0.-PhS-
~ by this vessel requested to be on board at
pier No North Rivcr At o'clock this morning. At whch
che will take her departure, weather permitting.
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NATIONAL THEATRE. CHATHAM STREET-DRESS
Circle and Boxes % cents Pit l2x cents, Orchestra
~, curtain ,iscs At O'clock Thursday evening March
HARRY BURNHAM-Ki Lane, Mr. w. @. Jones; Harry
Burnham, Mr. Arnold Dan Morgan. Mr. Fox Mary Msnner
Mrs. Nichols. To BIO followed by the FR0LIC OF THE
fAIRIES-Count Craokoyieninsh Mr. Stafford; Masourki
Mr. Fox; nsssurka Mrs g. Jones' To conclude with the
Rudderly. Mr.. Polly Mrs
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COUTHWESTERN NAvIOATION-THE STEAMER
ECLIPSE Sturgeon. commander, will leave Ls svite,
Accommodations for passengers.
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CAUTION TO CALIFORNIA PASSENCERS.-THE
- subscribers give notice that ticket will pss-
board the steamer Winfield Scott Panama
San Francisco unless said ticket Is signed by them This
caution gwen in consequence Of learning that several
calling themselves agents of independent
offering their tickets and promising pasasc by
The steamer United States leaves here for Chagres 18th
inst by her having genuine tickets
field Scott from Panama Francisco on 10th Aprjt
proxmo, will be waited for Panama 30 by steamer
Winfield Scott For through tickets and the plan
and other particulars, apply to
DAVIS, BROOKS T. CO., % Beaver street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD. FOR PHILA-
place. sss%Soa john PoTTER Two line.
Morning line leaves at Afternoon express line
r H., through to Philadelphia in four and half hours.
Fsrears. class cars S second class r line
street. at M and p M. Emigrant line by sesmboat
TRANSPORT, from pier No. ], at 5P NJ. Fare 81 80.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. s.
Mail and Express Lines through in ~ hours N J:
Of Corlandt street; pa M and 81 p NJ Liberty street.
Leave Philadelphia hours from foot Of Walnut street.
wasnssSn and Charleston sold
and ~ NJ lines from New York with through oondus-
tors without expense.
EOR ALBANY, WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARs.-FARE
reduced.-$2 25-Regularity and safety ombined-Th
Of the New York and Harlem Railroad leave the Cit
Hall station New York daily 4Snndsys excepted) at
o'clock A. N. and 3M p. N. II. SLOAT, Supern
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N NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAMSHIP ARCTIC,
lot Liverpool will please y on beard. 1t the fset q
send All not wanted the passage board
friday march H. marked below With the numbers Of
their berths EDWARD X. COLLINS q CO.
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A TLANTIc AND PACIFIC CALIFORNIA STEAM
"A chip Co.-Tbrough line with guarantee against deten
ton on the Isthmus The and splendid fast steamship
WILLIAM PENN, James Marks Comm will leave pier
North River pril 9th, NJ r. M for Chagres and San
Juan direct AZ reduced rates This steamer is Of the first
Glaze having cabin and steerage
BY no other vessel sfoat. The books open for
tickets through to San Francisco, with special
cover other ncs) against any detention whatever Early
Application necessary Passage by other companies being
IN 10 aaysnee Tor fTeght or passage sIply to
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NOR CHARLESTON. THE NEW AND SPLEND .
Il steamship MARION, N. Berry Commander, will In
pier No n r. At four o'clock NJ precisely on SAtas
adng signed; passage at the counting
Of SPOFFOKD, TILESTON IL co, As South st.
bills be has
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EoR SAN FRANCIsCO--PACKETO OF 10TH MARCH,
Il The magnificent clipper ship EMPIRE ,272 tons
Capt T. A. Thorndke. having the most superb
accommodation, in first cabin saloon and seoond cabin
repete with will take limited number
Of Mt the following low ratesFrt cabin 2
saloon $780, second cabin Sp The splendid model Of this
beautiful clipper and the Of Captain Thorn
dixie ths being his third to San Francisco the
positive Of extraordinary
Ample provisions made for the comfort of and
families will find in this vessel requisites for
seldom before provided Tho number of tickets
be strictly limited and more taken than
be Handsomely and comfortably Accommodated Saloon
passengers have same fare MS first cabin.
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EoR CALIFORNIA, VIA STRAITS OF MAGELLAN
y and Psnama-Ihe magnificent new extra steamship
sail from New York for the above named ports Thurs
day. April ls62 This steamer built expressly for the
California trade coppered and copper fastened and 10
expected to make the shortest trip made TO California
limited number q tickets may be secured, by early
application to GEO 4. HAMILTON, Agent, ONCE over