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DARls AND LONDON TREATMENT. ny A vEGRrA.

I'HEMARRIEn WoNAN's PRIV ATE MEDICAL cole.
Tan0n ~ Dr. i. NJ Mauriceau, Professor of Diseases
~ ,incn. cbilet edition, u PIP. 250Pree 81.
NcHrr of frrna ~ physical sud mental guish
cHeta Mii,, aud pccpbsry difficulties
loud mi IL ag he by tinGy possession af this
worh u fEtcH lied tfpecay ter the married those
ing aarr,LsV
Here. alao astry emac--tbe vifo-thc mottertbs ere
th,r budding nto Bcnanhaod the other ia the ds-ne
n ytars-ig whom natrrc copfcmrlates important
change, discover The symptoms AID the most
.ncitnt Fad at ecrt&ia node 0fcLrc, syefy
ccrr Ilaini - which Lar soS Il srljett.
tIxtraet Of Letter from gcrtioman IN Dayton vnol
Dr. A. Y M4uAirt fr;-- Nsyros, May l, 1913.
NJ prAR SIR Nv wife h'a lpen rsreepbly shining fsR
three ycEr r more IA consequence " her srsa an
rdish and my NOR md dcrius hnr
EIemen, yucce.eiysoA morn and more calculating
pretfatips her, ptHS hsr life in imnintat ianserr
srt which wrs thels oeGa agpared on isnrrosea
this tbiags inevitable and resigned mysen e
heard book by spoken ~ "a tanning some mat.
reaching it receipt and Perusal eAnnoe
s5lres 10 you to relief afforded distressed nnd rnd
te IL psrcl to wife. learning that the
go dcoyery NJ NJ Desomeanx prosided remooy II
TufneJ a proiect e. wEich ita conceived pna-
sle. for this. another year would have passed
over sead in all human probability wife would have
been vi her grave and my children ieft Inothcr,css
~ H. Of courtc. improbable TO convey fully ths
scIeus neCs Ft a.cd ~ they Of aturc srifsy
bter1l for tN married those contemplating marrias
FOR sale at 80 Broadway and ut the publishing on,,s .
TreiSr, Neilc. A'abams; 7. u pe.srsoa. 20 Chestnut
street. Philadelphia. On tic receipt Of 81 copy WI %
ail free q rotarr 20 pert ~ me
rfite6 SHes ~ 'otcrs must " adrsssed post rss 70
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BALTIMORE CONyESTION-BILLIARD PLAYERS
- going to the Convention Will find fourteen Of BAssfords
PateLt Tables at ldg Chestnut street. PHILADELPHIA ten
vt I49 Fulton street. New York Purchasers
invited to try them French points IL any sls ara
for saean entirely article. Factory % and % Centre
street, New Yor
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L,oR SAN FRANCISCO, DIRECT.-THE BEAUTIFUL
Il clipper ship RACER, H. W. steele, Commander, now
ready Tor sea- can accommodate few more passengers
early applies alton made this day. either board pier
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CRoTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
Building sewer IN Twenty street, will be received At
Park until Monday, the IN day Of June 1852 o'clock
r. NJ build sewer with the necessary receiving basins
70 near Third being in length about ~ feet The
same and all other relating thereto be
tanned application to the Contract Clerk at this office.
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the CretoR A4ueduot Department..
New YORK.. NAV %. 1852.
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CROTON hQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CON-
traetors-Sealcd proposals, endorsed "proposal for
building receiving basins Of street and
Third avenue" will be at the Office of the Croton
Aqneduct Departments, Rotunda, Park until Monday the
h day June 1882 at o'clock p NJ to build the
receiving basins and cverts at the eaey Of
Thirty.thrd and Third avenue. connect with
Third The plan Of the work and speeisa
the building Of the and all other
relating thereto BE- obtained to the Con-
tract Clerk, at this Office. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President of the Croton A9ueduct Department.
Nru Won, Ippe
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DAyILION, NEW BRIGHTON-THIS ESTABLISH
i ment is OPEN ri ere still fine suites of rooms,
odate large small families to be hal The dis
lance from New York Elk miles and the trip is performed
from twenty to thirty Dnutcs The steamboat leaves
New York from pier No. North River at and IL A.
and ~ and 6P NJ The proprietor be the pre-
misses, note directed to him. Post Office, New York. will
be Immediately attended to. L. BLANCHARD
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TINE ROYAL MAIL STEAMER MERLIN, CAPTAIN
Cope will sail for Bermuda and st. Thomas Tuesday,
sth Of June at She has excellent accommodations
for passengers Price Of passage to Bermuda $685. to ST.
Thomas $40 There is regular mail communication be-
tween St. Thomas and the West India Islands, Havana
Vera Crux Venezuela, &C. The Merlin will take freight
Apply 70 u. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green:
Nolottors mails will be received board the Nrln
except through the Post Office.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

TOAL.-OR2ERS FOR COAL. ny TIVE CARGO, Oh
~ In quantities FOR family respectfully solicited
Office at Burdisk's Wine store, 70 Liberty strcss
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CupREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap-

- pcon Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonahty Of the City
relative TO the opening Of slAi1 si iom
bhov 10 st the Of NewYorkfhe subscribers, Com
above entitled
duly appointed By the Supreme Court notice pursuant
e Of the Legislature OF the people OF the
entitled act 10 amend
~ reduce several particularly III. CITY OF New fok,
April 9, 1918, passed Apnl ~ 1857 thst te so-
ct OF the Estimate OF the Commissioners IN the
above the the lots assessed,
lie numbers they the maps Of the commi.
together with such and the amount OF -sehss
whether benefit and also al the ahdsVts eaes'
which used by the commissioners
deposited the Street COMMISSION
Office City and County OF Tor The npecuoA o.
there 10 remain TOT AZ r SKY Jays
make their report 10 he oa supreme
Cont hereinafter mentioned And the snd
further notice. pursuant 70 e VI
IN. act amend act entitled an act IN relation
Assessments and Taxes m the Cay sn 'ouhy
of New other purpose passed May H. leo passed
May the owners occupant or oSeupahs OF an
houses improved unnpuved snt affected thereby tnat
completed their Estimate and Assessment una a AZ
whose affected thereby, and who be OPP
requested to present their oohs IN ~t
ers Counsel Of the Corporation New Cny Hail.
in the within thirty the date Of tins no
embraced by the SAID assessment are AZ
follows all that or parcel oil an dscioeu anu
containing follows al that OF Sixty Second 81
By law between the westerly side OF fh av and the
ea-iery Eighth and also all that certain other or
on the east by westerly line Of Fhba the north BY
the block between second 81 and sixty
,h south by the hne Of the block between SIXTY second
tbeeom all those avenues parts
avenues secondr And the said
further that IN the above
will be made and presented to the Supreme Court OF
held at the Saturday the I'D
day May opening Of the Court that day.
counsel be heard and that then and there mo-
will be that said report be confirmed Dated View fo,
"'''D = '''N PHILIP ! MONROE, Commissioners.
MOSES WILCOX,
uttt
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COURT.-In the matter of the ap-

y pcaon Mayor, Aldermen and co@mSnsy q The Gig
Sr 1Cr relative to The DS he cav Of New
The Estimate and
the the s people 81 the State New Yo entitled
An amend Act entitled an Act 70 reduce laws re-
April 90 1885, tie Act entitled An Act 70 amend an Act
1s a. ca y and County Of r other
passed May H. so passed May lef 70 the owner or owners
lands affected thereby that they have completed their Supplemental,
n-ons whose interests are affected thereby who be op
posed the requested 10 present their ooecuon, IN
e At The Office Of X Taylor Esq tie ce. Of the said
?, .S. e s s9 sae o & noe and that The
& embraced BY the Supplemental Estimate and Assessment are
ina or fronting on sides Of Thames between the westerly
AIDE Broadway and the eastery side OF Inmy place @s.hss
ing on the nohey side Of Abanyt to between The
westerly side Of Inn,y place and the eassy ,as Of W
The o on of Washington and the lots 90 the vest
and the soutiery tide Of Cedar the eassr sds
Of Greenwich be,wees the nerery SIDE Of rector 81 sna Us
St between Greenwich st. and West the lots on NE seefU
.de OF Trinity place. from Thsmess 10 Rector the hna on INC
sas,erv sde OF Tnuy place. Rector 70 lots numbers 10
and Thames being On tectorst iiS Tee, ~ nn s s
and b Thames st. said Commissioner map By the
numbers 50 20 and 81 and t, % 3 II aSS Boswsy,
and the lot at Thames and Broadway snosn a. ~
supplemented Of the said commssiorers eon,~@hs
lots they appear the map Of the sad e.
with maps and the amount Of ne sssessn' -.
Sasnsen wh were used BY the Commissioners in making thsr
and Assessment have beea deposted IN me
s5r., Commissioner Office Of the City Of Newfors there % 70
main for al thirty days before the sad Sommsonss e
their Report, AT the time and place hersn.
toned And said Commissioners further ave noee a. ~
I Report presented 10 the supreme Court ~
the state Of orb, SPECIAL Term Of me sad Joun 70 ~
Ia he civ Hall City Of New YORK. on SATURDAY the o
- 81 Nav n,.t Al opening Of the Court on mat 1pj ana
, hen and there or thereafter Counsel can De he
o,on viii be made that the said supplemental hepo ssnss
Nth The Original Report Of the Commissioners IN me above enta
matter be confirmed And further ssen mat e sopys
mental costs charges and disbursements n me ABOVE - -
- uu b. taxed BIZ Hon Henry r. Edwards or ~ case ~ -
absence by one Of the Justices Of the said Court AZ e W. =.
60, fbsrlr- in the Hall in the City o. View fof on
Tuesday, day OF April instant at y COCA ~ INC
Dated New York, April 3, 100. ,.ooov
WILLIAM DODGE, -.
CHARLES STUART, tCommss'on1S
WILLIAM GREG0RYD
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B.,u Y DAVIS. Attorney
cu-nnrMr coIlRr-svlvester N. Beard and

WT,.m A. Cnnnrning asans, franes ~ ns. sxoi
49, deuandeJ conacti Com not sef "a - n~rnirs
~ defendant You are hereby ssnD ~ ,b Ger
20 an ser the complaint tl aon hs as 10 die cv
ard 70 serve copy d your AZ, = ~ cay o. New
on the subscriber bio o No 81 " Of tbs on y9u.
,ve Of the day Of such service 70" he Sa.auf action
,s ssssi yOa lhe .sn 2, ~. Dee @
four Dollar With % from the DAY q Feeeaa lsol
on sixty one s2leo doss5' g. \ BOyEE, Plaintiffs AIRY
~. y. w March II, leoz ~ No 81 Wallet
eas0 law6xIa
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CoURT.-In the matter Of the an.


., NewYOrl. relative TO the OPENING OF FIFTY fiKsr ST..
sutbers, Commissioners of Estimate and Assessment the
above entitled matter duly appointed BY OF the supreme
Legislature OF the people Of the State OF Ne~fork entitled An
amend Act entitled Act 20 reduce several laws ans
particularly tue City Of New York Act passed April =,
sI3 passed April 70. i that the abstract OF the estimate and
Of tie Commissioners the above matter, CONTAINING
the OF the OF the lots ss-s the Numbers Of such
lots they on the Maps o. The Sors- oHer-, tkethet
such aaj the Of whether Tor damage
benefit and So all the asyis. enaes aad other doca
which used by the Conasoers mkns ihef report,
dep Ofce Of the City
and County New York for the neon OF whonsoevcr may
there eat SIXTY days before the Conns
male the sand supreme Court at the and
place hereinafter u,ncn And the sand COMMISSIONER further
Eo,ce pursuant requirements entd
TO amend an to collection OF
and Taxes the City ami County OF York and cs
other purposes pissed 1870" passed May T. ls4
owner or ower- occupan, occur houses. and improved
unnpro,ed lands affected thereby that they have completed
their Estimate ali persons whose
are affected thereby and who be opposed 70 the
quesed present their objections writing, 10 MO,ks NAY
NsRp Jr Fso The Chairman OF the sad Commissoners tho
oce Sancford No. ~ broadway the City OF
New York viii thirty days from the date this notice And that
the hints embraced t this assessment are a. o~s That 20 ssy'
All the o- pees parcels OF land the Cdy OF New York de-
bounded follows On the east by the westerly
hne side Of Oh the west b. the easery hne or -ie OF
noih by the line the center Of the block between
the SOUTH by the line ohe center OF the
block 5lstst and 5ht And also all the % pieces or
parcels situate and ben said City, described and
bounded follows the by the westerly hne SIDE
the BY the eastery side OF ls aV ana
t the line OF black between 6ls, st. AMI 6sd
and ON SOUTH the line the of the bloch between
ts and toh st And the sad Comms n'her sNe notice.
that their in the above entitled matter w be made si pre-
Supreme Court OF the State of New ot Al Special
Term OF the SAID Court TO be held at the Cay a oil he .v "a
New YORK. Saturday the 2h day OF March, o at The OPENING
that day. thereafter As counsel can Dc
heard and there, motion w, be made that said
Reuort be ouArmei-Dated New York, Jan \, 1854
s sSsfs s ! .sssSP5sssaSs,x Commissioner"
HrxRr r DAVIS, Attorney. Ji3 thI
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM

MI Ed CIh I'D .'I-H1i1 =. -, =,
" SHIP COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Only through Line for
California and Oregon, via AsPnwall Navy Bay, direct
per steamers Ell DORADO. TUESDAY, April 20 and the
GEORGIA. via Havana Saturday. April n The splen-
did steamship Ell DORADO, 500 tns H. X Davenport,
IT, 5. Navy Commander, will sail on TUESDAY Apnl ~,
at o'clock p NJ, direct for Aspnwal connecting az lans-
with the Company,s steamers and the GEoKGIA,
5000 uns d. d. Porter u. s. Navy, Commander will leave
her Pier at the foot of Waenst on SATURDAY, April ~
at O'clock p NJ for Aspinwal via Havana Passengers
BY the Georgia viii with the well known aud tayoe
United States Mail Steamship PANAMA to sail for San
Francisco the arrival Of the passengers and mails No de-
enton Panama The Panama Railroad Is in opera
on and the running within few miles Of Gogona
Rates of Foe to San Francisco lst Cabin s35 ID Cabin
$270 Steerage 5000 Rates of Fare 70 Aspnwan: First
Cabin, sos; I'd Cabin, SIS; Steerage, S21.
For freight passage apply to CiIAS. A. WHITNEY, at
the office Of the Company No III Wess corner OF War
renst i.
Passengers will thus be enabled to about 50 miles OF
the navigation and also the and danger hereto
fore attending the landing in boats off Chagres they Will
be landed from the steamer free Of expense on the Compa-
nys wharf at AspnwalL
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YORK BY Of God ss sas HOWELL is q
,sn. ny ~, yor. Jeeessd, cred'ofs ssr, a ani
o,herwe seEd est1s f9a sn - bore our q ts
aT y New Ycri BIS oes II hs ~ sn Of hat dsy,
e7h day o. s,ra the final settlement OF me sseon, -
ihen sne s,. Augustus DAVIS, as Executor o. me Az WIZ 49,
isisssi o. 81, e have caused the seal o. ocs o. 80, ss
In teumony - 6eeano Aired Witness, Astandsf W b.
60, 80. Of our sais County, al The C o. SsS 80
- ~ s, on January the q our Lore '"S NV
- -; Z it nsred snd fiy two. - .vo,,, s,,o,..<
NO IEw1wTsF a. W.
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nyHROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO

HHROUGH to SAN FRANCISCO
New-York and San Francisco Steamship Line.-The
new steamship UNITED STATES 800 tns burden, Chas
c. Berry Commander will take her departure for Chasres
on TIL RsDAY, Goth May next at r. NJ connecting at
SCOTT 2IOO tuns burden Kenney Coulard, Commander,
which se amer awaits the arrival of at Panama by
the United States and Immediately thereafter proceeds to
San Francisco These vessels speed comfort and safety
are not surpassed on this route and experienced surgeon
is attached 10 each vessel. Apply to
DAVIS, BROOKS CO. General Agents,
No % Beaverst, New-York
JONES L JOHNSON, No 80 Wall-st
Books are now open and tickets for SALE at S5 through
for first cabin state-room tickets; $5 through for second
cabin $500 through for steerage.
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feeal Notifies.

SUPREME COURT.--ln the matter of the ap-
~ pbSaion Mayor. Aldermen
New YoTk. relative the OPENING OF SIXTY sEcoSDSr,
from 5th the City New NOFsThe
Estimate and the above enie
notice that they val meet the NV City Hail. lin the
Superior Court Chsn5ers) the City New Nork,
Monday, tie tta DAY Of April ls2. AZ O'Clock the a,sfsooa,
Tor iAc hearing the Enaie ard Assess
By COMMISSIONER, person who
may consider themselves ssseved thereby Dated New fo April
g ls6s HENRY BEfkMAN, }
PHILIP J. MONROE, fCommEssoners
MOSHS WILCOX,
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METROPOLITAN BANK. AT an
lv election held the Banking House, Monday the
9Th April TIE following persons were UNANIMOUSLY elected
Directors for the ensuing year
James Mccall George Roberts John Steward Jr,
Henry Suydan Jr Horace d Cafn, Jonah II. RANSOM
Wilson g. Hunt, Daniel 5. Miller Charies II; bootn,
VIM w Stone Edward G. Faile, A. Robt. Walsh
Benz. b. Sherman, Lewis o. Wilson, Ihoinas omui,
Henry c. Bowen, Henry L. Pierson
AT The same time and place. the following persons were
unanimously elected Inspectors of the next annual elections
Daniel Parish James Freeland Rufus L. Lord.
At meeting of Directors held at the Bank on Tuesday
the 9th of Ap.il, JAMES MCCALL was unanimously re-
elected President for the ensuing year Oil.
(Signed,l J. T. WILLIAMS, Casher'
New-York, April ., 1852
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EOR SHREW SBURY, LONG
Il BRANCH, OCEAN ROUSE, HIGHLAND DOCK
FORT WASHINGTON, MOUNTS and BROWNS
DOCKS, Middle town. and RED BANK-New and splen-
did steamboat THOMAS HUNT, Captain A. H. HssEerty
Will leave New-Hsven pier, Peck-siR East River ol-
lows
Leaves New.York. Leave Shrewsbury.
Saturday. Apnl lO-ll A. NJ Monday, Apni l2-ii An
TWs ssy, ISL vWSsSssy T. Pm
Thursday :. Is F. NJ Friday. =. le- 2 =.
The stages Cor Suam and Freehold will in connection
with boat Stages convey passengers to al parts Of tho
country All persons forbid trusting the above boat
account Of the owners.
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GOLD MINING in CALIFORNIA;

NOLD MINING in CALIFORNIA;
NJ The Books of the MANHATTAN QUARTZ MIN
ING COMPANY are open for the sale of Stock at the Com
panys Office No 2O8 Broadway New-York City. Capital
$780, 900; shares 800 each. go
has rch and extensive claims and is manufacturing the
heaviest and extensive machinery shipped to Cal
ioa The President and most OF the Trustees have been
practically engaged in Quartz Mining. ,
full of this Company may be found in The DAILY
Tribune March s. Persons wishing pamphlets giving an
of Quartz Mining in general and of this Company
particular have them by applying at the CompanysO
fee or by addressing by mail postpaid ncosng two stamps
JOHN A. COLLINS, No 2o8 Broae way, New-York City.
JOHN A. COLLINS, President.
HORACE GREELEY Secretary and Treasurer.
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1nsnranee Companies.
Ocean Steamers, Sc.

ViluI OIlu!Hlto, W.
OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.
" For BREMEN via SOUTHAMPrON.-The L.
Mail steamship HERMANN, Edward Higgins L. s y.
Commander will sail for Bremen, touching southampton
TO land the mails and passengers for England aud France
SATURDAY April 2ih from Pier No. North River, at II
o'clock, NJ.
PRICE PASSAGE.
In First Cabin. MAN Saloon ..................SlO
In First Cabin, Lower Saloon. 100
An experienced Surgeon is attached TO the ship.
All letters must pass through the Post-Ofice.
Specie delivered in Havre and London.
For passage freight, apply 10
MOLLER, SAND RiERA, Agents, No 26 Sou.hSt.
The steamship WASHINGTON will succeed the Her
man, on the I'D May.
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DANK DEPARTMENT, STATE Of
I'D NEW-YORK-ALBANy, April 7, lS52-The BANK OF
CAYUGA LAKE has this day filed in this office notce Of
tn; annointment of AMASA s. FOSTER, of the City of
NewYork as agent the redemption OF Its circulating
noteg together with revocation of the appointment OF
Wasbburn Co of Abany such agents agreeable to the
net An act to amend the several acts relating to
Incorporated Banks Banking Associations and Individual
Bankers" passed April Il, 1881 ,o,,>, S...s.
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TVOR CALIFORNIA, via STRAITS of
MAGELLAN AND PANAMA-No Berths secured
until paid for The magnificent A. |. Extra steamship
REINDEER, 1900 burden, Capt. d. L. Wilcox, will
sail from WORK for the above ports on THURSDAY,
18th of April 1882 This steamer was built expressly TOR the
California trade is coppered and and Is ex
peced to make the shortest trip made TO California
Passengers by this will avoid all the delays dangers
&c, of the Isthmus Only limited number VIII be taken
For freight tickets apply GEO f. HAIlLTON AGENT
over the Ocean Bank, Greenwich and Fuitonsts,
New-York
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RONDS.-Troy and Boston Railroad
I'D Company per cent, due 1861
Contoocook Valley Railroad Co. per cent due 1861
Western Vermont Railroad Co per cent due 65, 10, To-
Vermont Valley Railroad Co. per cent, due 1860
Mansfield and Sandusky Railroad Co. cent due 1860
Elyria Town, Lorain CO., per cent due 1865.
Huron Town, Ere Co, per cent, due 1860
Sandusky City. Erie Co. per cent due 1865.
City of Columbus, Georgia, per cent, due 1883
Muscogee Railroad Co, Georgia, per cent due lS6l
Peoria and Oquamka Railroad Co. per cent, due 1867
Fayette Co. Kentucky, Endorsed.
Covington and Lexington Railroad Co. per cent due
1881 For sale by SIMEON DRAPER No. As Finest.
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VANDERBILT LINE-NOTICE, to
10th April Passengers to avoid Detention and Risk at
Panama BY reason of the crowded state Of the sthnus
change has been made which passengers tcketed tor the
stesI5ers NORTHERN LIGHT and 3. s. LEWIS, will
leave NewYok ON 5h May and be forwarded ON the same
steamers by the Nicaragua Route In consideration OF tn
Change no charge will be made for transporting the passen'
sers over the route Of the Nicaragua Transit Company
ID. b. ALLEN, Agent
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM
~ SHIP COMPANY, CONNECTING with the PACiF-
&c MAIL STEAMSHIP C0MPANY.-Only Through Line
for California and CONGRATULATIONS Tickets now
for saleThe superior double-engne steamship ILLINOIS,
H. j. Hastene u. s. ~, Commander being now ready tor
service will leave for ASPINWALL, NAVAL BAY,
direct MONDAY. April S, at O'Clock r NJ, precisely
from her pier foot OF Waenst N r. to connect with the
GOLDEN GATE, $500 tuns, Lieut. Patterson, u. 5. ~,
Commander which steamer ordered to remain at Panama
to be in readiness Immediately arrival of the passengers
at that point and to sail direct for San Francisco without
delay
The accommodations of these steamships are unsurpassed
and they have proved be the fastest ever
Illinois having made the passage from New to the
Isthmus days and fourteen hours and the Golden
Gate from Panama to San Francisco in eleven days and
eighteen hours.
The Panama Railroad is in operation, and the cars
running within few miles Of Gorgona at the head OF
river navigation.
Passengers going forward by these vessels it Is
expected will make the quickest trip performed from
New-York to San Francisco.
Early application will be necessary to secure passage TOR
which apply TO CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office OF
the Companies, No. III Westst. corner of Warren.
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.,,c TNcTlTuTEfor MALES
11ioro-fortes.

~, !. 81 ~ ORTES. HAZELTON q
OlArswrRs--A long experience in the Mechanical
psp !sos in every ' respect HAZELTONs, No.
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