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T,HE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

4 ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NV;
fORk and LIVERPOOL. direct; and between bUSION
and LlNERPOOL-The Boston ships orly Ealing a. hAiaS
10 land and receive mails and passergers
ARABIA, Capt JudkiDs AFRICA, Capt Hsrrlson
PERSIA Capt. -, EUROPA. Capt Ressle.
ASIA, Capt Lott NIAGARA Capt Leteh-
AMERICA, Capt Shannon, CANADA Capt Lang
These vessels carry clear white hight az masthead green
on stsrhoard bow, rcd on port bow.
ASIA, Lott from NEW-I YORK. wednesday. Oct 70
AMERICA. shannon from BOSTON, Wednesday, Oct n
EUROPA, Retire. from NEW YORK. "Wednesday, N,y J.
NIAGARA Leitch, from BOSTON. "Wednesday, Nov. TO-
AFRICA, Harrison, I'm NJ. YORK Wednesday Nov H.
CANADA, Lsrg. from BOSTON. Wednesday. Nov. 2L
ASIA. Lott, from NETWORK. Wednesday, Dee l.
AMERICA shannon. from BOSTON. Wednesday, Dec ..
1t ROPA. Refine, from NJ W-YORK. Wednesday Dec 10
NIAGARA Leitch, FROM BOSTON. "Wednesday, Dec p
AFRICA. Harrison, I'm NEW YORK. Wednesday, Dec y
CANADA, Lang. fon BOSTON, Wednesday, jan ), 1913.
ARABIA JudkiuS I'm. " YORK "Wednesday Jan. IL 1883
AMERICA. shannon. I'm. BOSTON, Wednesday Jan. 49,
Passage from NewYork or Boston 10 LiverpOol-Frst
cabin. $40; second cabin so
Berths not secured unu paid for.
Freight Will be charged specie beyond amount Tor
personal expenses
An experienced Surgeon on boaui.
~ Al letters and newspapers must pass through the
Post-Ohce For freight or Vnss1ge apply 70
Z. CUNARD. No. ( Bowling green.
~ French, German. and other Foreign Goods received
and brought common with British Goods through bills
Of ladins given Hevre for NewYork.
WATcHEsBy order OF the British Treasury. watches OF
foreign Manufacture bearing the marks OF Enssh
Manufacturers will be hereafter admitted Engandn
tor the United States and other countries conse-
quence Of which French and Swiss watches may be shipped
at Hsyre for New York Boston Liverpool withsat
curing the sk heretofore, OF beng seized BY the En
glish Custom-House.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP Co.-Fer

i RIO JANElRO, VALPARAISO and PANAhA-
The splepdd new steamer JOIN l.. STEPHENS, t2,5oo
tuus lurden) Robt H. Pearson, CommandeI vii BE- dls-
patched the above ports about the 5h Dr. EN-
Der For passage only. having superb accommodations
apply at the efice Of the company, No 81 South-'t'
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ard ERIE RAILROAD

N EW-l Okk ana ERIE hAlLhOAD-
~ Trains leave pier foot OF Dulnc-st. rs follows:
FxlREss TRAIN ats An for Duuknk, connecting with
fsss steamboats, for Cleveland Sanfusky Toledo ana
Monroe, md railroads TO Cincinnati and Chicago
Ai,L TRAIN 70 o NJ or all stations.
WAY TRIM az 3 81 PM, via Plermont, tor Delaware
NIGHr EXPRESS TRAIN ct PM for DunNrS, connect
ing it'll rcass steamboat for Detroit direct, connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
r IlsRANr TRAIN at 5 M via Piernont
CHAS MINOr, superintendent.
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ITO THE LADIES.-Our Fall stvle of La
Il dies Misses and Chldren's Drah aud Black Felt Black
Hat for Ladies and Missee made from the best stock
market Also large and handsome assortment of plain
and embroidered Car Of the latest Paris fashions with
STYLES of Drab and Silver Felt Black aud Drab Beaver Hats
and Flats for BOYS Misses and Children at MONARQUES
old establishment, No 223 BowerY
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GOLD MINING.-By a simple combnationof
~ thee whrpoosi Busuns perfected Gold separator;
gold bearing quartz aud rapidly washed and separated
and all the gold saved public exhibition OF the opera
given 10 o'clock every morning. at the Gold Min
ing Depot No l NaTTcn-st opposite the California Mail
Steamship Cos Office. Printed directions with all the
necessary apparatus are furnished with the mlchlne.
ARNOLD BUFFUM Co.
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FLUID EXTRACT of LIQUORICE and
ICELAND MOSS. 10 the most eaecsusl remedy for
Coughs Code Hosr.enes and I'll srssso Of the tross and
funss has article regares pulling oae bottle osn4 sei
feient 70 prove its efficacy. Prepared only BY WILLIAM
FISHER Cbers and Druggist No 3ll Beeckeys, corner
Of Christopher, New-ioss. Sold in bottles Il SceatL
THE SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER
IL CURE s conveniently Arranged. and open for
Winter treatment The cold favorable. Every
ATTENTION will be paid the comfort Of paent Turns -
70 slo per week. ~ bkpokihA NJ
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In PURSUANCE of an order of Jesse c

smith Eq Surrogate Of the County u Kings her.by
according law, AZ peroas HAVING claims sg,nr NARY
FlEI late the city Brcokyn doceased they
qucd exhibit the fsme vouchers thereof the
scrbsr THOMAS HAMILTON, at No i63 Nassau the City of
Brook bere the day D,ceT aexLDaed Jss.
81 lsj2. HANNAH HAMILTON, AA,,c.,.,o,.
ie.3 lsNGniW THOMAS HAMILTON '
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DICH PARIS Partnerships received,

IL large AID desirable assortment OF Paris Feathers ior
Bouues aud Head resses of them OF very superior
ousv; also lot from auction which viii be sold low by
J. II. HORNER, No. 81 Johnst,
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TOR LIVERPOOL-Unit States Mail
Il Steamship ARCTIC, Captain James {; Luce-Ths
postiyely ON SATURDAY Nov. - at u O'Clock NJ, from
her berth athe foot of Cauast Nc berh secured tall paid
for For freight passage having unllualcd acconnoda'
lions for elegance and comfort apply to
EDW. X. COLLINS a co, No. q Wsllst
Passengers requested 10 BE- board at IL VI The
steamship PACIFIC viii succeed the ARCTIC, and viii
sail on the 18th November
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HOUR of LEAVING FOUR M-REG.

HOUR OF LEAVING FOUR p. M-REG-
~ ULAR MAIL LINE wa sTOSISGTOS for B0S-
Ton, PROVIDENCE, EEW-BEDFoRD and TAUS-
TOS-on and AFTER MONDAY, Nov. /, the steamers OF
this lire will cave Pier No North Pivrr fin. wharf
stead OF p. NJ
FARE REprcrp.-To Boston. 81 50 cabin. q, s..l To
Providence, 81 cabin. IS cents deck.
No charge tor Berths BY thess steamer
70. further information appy st 20 10 Bas,eryplace
DEGULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoninqton.
III for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BEDFORp
AND TAUNTON The steamers {. VANDERBILT and
COMMODORE OF this line, regularly as herpo-
fore Alternately leaving Pier No North River whxf
above Battery place daily Sundays excepted AZ T. NJ
ana siounston AZ O'Clock I " or on a1ival of mail
rain which leaves Boston GO z. NJ
The steamer PERRY iesves Providence for Newport.
daily except Sundays a, p NJ New-Beciord and Tann
ton asengers proceed Immediately on the arrival OF the
mail train AZ Mansfield =.
For freight passage, Apply a tne ONCE No ~ oa1tety
place. or on coard the boais
NEW and DIRECT ROUTE 10 NIAGARA
N FALLs-ROCHESIER L0CKPoRT and NIAGA:
RIA FALLS RAlLROAD.-CHASSE OF IiAs.-On aud
,aiIaws, GOING WEST.
ls trsin-WAy Express caves Rochester a. NJ
% trAin-Ma caves Rochester al Z "
ID H'ii- " ~ i'AP' RETURNISC. 49,
LIST trair-Way Express leaves Niagara Falls az no AN
"a rain-MUl leaves Niagara aus a. lnO IN
sd TSir-Nay Express. leaves Niagara Fails az +Sc P
connecting both WAYS Rochester with the regular trains
on tie Albany and Rochester Railroads sunday tram each
wey-leeve Rochester At An and NiasaEa Falls iSO Pm
Fare from Rochester to Nidsass Falls II 80
PASSENGERS TO Niagara Falls VIII take the ee-s on the
North side Of the Rochester depot.
Tickets sold in Roeht ser At the ticket Office IN the
depot WARREN COLBURN, Superintendent
Rochester, Sept q, 1852.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Co. of NEW
- JERSEY Through from New-York to Easton, Pa, IN
-Four Hours commencing Augusta Leave fior No North
River per steamer RED JACKET, for Ealton aud nter-
mediate places at NJ ~ NJ and 5i5 PM and for so'
nIervile az Pm. Returning leave PhpsbuEs topPosie
Easton) a. . and 1890 AN AMI 5.lo I'M
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DANBURY and NORWALK RAILROAD

~ On snd after Sept q, the following trains VIII
leave Daublry:
CAS- 4 NJ with passengers. connecting al South Nor
wals with the New-York and NcY-Haysn \. VI. train
for New-Yor atS09 4. II
SD A. NJ with passengers and reigh connecting with
the NewYork and New Haven 81 40 1. NJ a. $50 I NJ
Trains to Daubury will leave South NOrgalk;
92O 4. NJ, with passengers snd freight, rcce'ns ps'
from Newly ork
"a p NJ, with passe only receiving passenSe gers
from the NeW-lOrk and New HNen $50 L. VI. Express
train from New-York end The 40 accommodation train
from ewHaysn. HARVEY SMITH, Superintendent
Danbury, Sept. N, 1852.
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Alillinern.

MISS d. A. GARDNER, importer of French
w Bonnets Caps aud Flowers No. 400 Broadway, T.,
and No. 1881 Congress-st, Savannah Ga.
Mics s. CONN, Dressmsker. Peris Fashions, No 400
TrosdUay.
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NEW-YORK and ERIE and CANANDAl-
~ GU end ELMIRARAILRO AD.-Fail Arrangements
Trans leave NewiorA and Ere Railroad Pier foot OF
Duane ST. as follows:
Mail Train at A. NJ arriyesa' Elmira at 10y P NJ stays
over gh and leaves at A. " for Canandagua, Rochester
Buao Niagara Falls and all the principal towns West
eru Ncw.l ork ard Canada
sht Express z. NJ, directly through 10 Canandasua
ard all .accs above mentioned Passengers by this tram
take brt akast En Freghts for the ebovc places will
BE fake " Express Freight Train n 5P. NJ.
WILLIAM q. LAPuAM Supt. c. aIdE K. r.
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and AMBOY RAILROAD for

~ PHILADELPHIA, from Pier No. | North Riyer, foot
OF Battery-plsce, by steamboat JOHN PoflEk-Irw ~,
lines doy Morning Line leaves ct AN; Afternoon FIX
press Linz. at NJ; through Philadelphia m " hours
Fare, lst css carr, - -, GLASS line by y NJ only
Returning leave Philadelphia from foot Of Nau1i-st az
A " end M FnIigrant Line BY steamboat ATLAS
from Pier No. |, ati Phi. Fare 81 81.
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro-

the New Nok notre herSby 20 81
JOHN HoRNBY Jr hte % the Cy %
eeasc the 'sne with vouchers hecsof 10
the Al TIE on sCoLES COOPER, Eq.. No -
Chsnberi the New York before the tweay ta
d,y o. D,,sHt~r ~,D' New fs the ID day o, jsns s2
"a l.W6mw JANIS l. LYON. MD, Execaiof.
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COmmOdefiOrs. Apply 10 " - , - =, .
SPOFFORD. TILESTON co. No IS Southsti
LNOR LIVERPOOL--Dram Line
Il Packet Of nth NONEMBER.-The splendid and favor.
lie Packeihp, GARRICh, Capt Thos Walker, VIII SOIL
a. above her regular day For freight pasige having
fine accommodations apply on board IT fieF NO
II East River, or 70 . . 49,. ,
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Ocean Steamers, &r.

NEW-YORk and CHARLESTON STEAM
IN sHIPS-SEMI-WEEkLYU L. 5. NAIL LINE.-rhe
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RIVER RNLROAD.-Fan Ar

n C1'O-N M TT ~ ~ 49,,
Newly ork and Albany, s. ~ Trains leave Chambers St
daily. Sundays excepted COX lbMy and Troy.
Fxpress Train \. NJ throGsh IN hours, counectng
with Trans reaching Buffalo or Montreal at O'Clock
evening.
Mail Train A. M-TlToush Way Trains aud ! p NJ.
Fxrrcss Tram p M-Accol"fnOdaii N Train 1902. Il
For Peekssill at \. NJ 7. VI aud 6l5 /. NJ
For Po'keop@ie at QO \. NJ AL 4j0 T. NJ. stopping at
all Wsv Statious-SuuJay Nail Tram 5 z NJ from Causl-
sPassugers taken It Chambers Canal Christopher 18th
and 3lststs GEO. STARK, Superintendent
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surf

Of New losk hereby
claims asant sARN NJ CALDWELL hts Ct the CITY
Ncrk dceld thcre
the suh,s her h residence. No Esst nth ~ the CITY Of
Ncw ioFk. bore he 6 DAY Of Msrch uestDsed New.
YuFk. the 1t Day oi Sept mh.r. lsS2
MARkOE l.,s.
81 sNtmw r. W. MARkOE, "s"s'ot'
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TN PURSUANCE of an order of the Surro.

cate County Nr Nork. he.chy 10 al pr
hsNirs AI> BRUINS late OF the CITY OF New
.oFk deccscd Pn; The With voaehers hecs % tho
h, r-suisnc the CITY Nesrok.
here the twenty dta lay OF DcsInbcr se,,Daed New
IoFs the I'D day q JuRr,
res lawtmN THOMAS WALLACE, Execoos
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800 Reward.

RAN OFF from my plantation, on Red river,
eighteen miles above Alexandria, IN the State of
Louisiana, last february MAJ oh, mpa'to or
Critic coored negro man, about 80 yeurs old com.
pactly builr, and about S feet 6 or inches h'sh,
and weighs about $50 or IG0 pounds. He ts'ks
slowly and walks in the same way, good look
ing fellow, and has fine and sound teeth; hisnan,e
is Austin, but hear he has changed his name,
and says he belongs TO some Doctor, at Naiehi-
toches. ~ Nf3f4i'nWmo9 ."nfi H. -HliN 'lthih tNt
have reason to believe he is cutting wood or
working for some trAipg person, near the mouth
Of Black River,us he arrived there IN company
with another negro, in the fiat FEY carried away
from my Ferry, q, 1Hi 90 1'.. aciN9Nd
a IF be went of in any steamboat that is not de-
stroyed, and will be responsible for an action OF
damages, i will give 1000 dollars for proof to con
viction, in open court, at ALEXANDRIA,
against any captain, master, or commander 80 al
lowing him or aiding him TO make his escape, on
their boat, from my service.
I win give the above reward Of 500 fot Austin
delivered in any save State jail so that get him
]" 9oaobnoqsei1oo -ni la sqo. j. ID. ALLEN. -
z onj hn'Cotils Post Office, Rapides Parish, La.
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1PUBlJSHER'S CENTRAL. AGENCY,
" NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE. gaiI
N' ", "',p.N ADAMS q Go. ExrREss OFFscR,.

| IA ,TTENTlON. ia, respectfully called to mynew
| n undertaking ax General Agent for all News
papers, Periodical ,Magazines, &C., published ih
the United States and Europe, shall receive
and canyassfor s,hscribers, as well as collect all
may be- entrusted viii, hs Xvii lad an experience
of over ten yeaes IN tbe Book and Newspaper btsii
ness ar proprietor Of The .holiie Liirury Dirpf,
aater mysslf,ha, can and viii gyege"eTral sat sas g
faction, Ia Tara aiit y, s-rsot.,, 'h'1p'.
I, Principal 0fies 10 De ID New Orleans, where
shall coniine myself strictly othe interest of my
agencies alone. Tor which shall charge the usual
cpmn,issons or such al may be agreed upon. VIZ
|, 9. shall conins myself strictly to thsstAsa
psincipls accompanying my orders (when adtS0
can he had for abe. amount vim sight thsek I;
wS.a s%oa Ss S% sse Ss" o s'n
.sdsr, or ifrsqussted ~ writng will enclose is's
cssh ITSELF and remit, but IN ellsuth cases SHAFT
ia at l,s yisk Of ths Publishsr,I .,ysnn'c
| q, Publishers Wishing me TO act for them srs
expected 10 fuynisb me with written authority,
and ssnd ms specimen S0pef ofr' t pu6'essonss
NJ oI;se, T Is 80 10 establish General so,sisa.
focci age,scyE for Publishers throughout the Union.
New Orleans in central p ace, commandingths
whole vAIley,ofahe AisslsslpPi, Texas and other
places, nakipg il polnf or greal Importance sor
Publishers % ,hayssa good agency for The better
,Cl{fulAQOu VI tlVphu
tia, my efforts ia thia enterprise vii be'pnors.H
appreciated and duly. shcoptaged BY your fssdtsy'
hereun,o annex a Blank Certi6cn,s of Assnty
which you cad flf land return to me by sstsrw
.,.,I --s,,.po 81, 49, Dgrf Arm -, sicEp
i n Il. pec,fil,i y,your Oh t,Mryt, I.l,isc
NJ. BOULLEMET ,up'ni'
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IN y !lsia The ssoveoi ds nst ,aak for d s6k
m.ercy, nut f,tvtly @thcn'y 10 receive rNid etiI
,ect qsubseript6as.ss h'ifo Inos'ln 10 ~
n Mo Orlsons .--Isiuimiop, ktedall a Co, ID,
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Janes Gordon Bsnset, tsirsHer & Townsend. Z, p
iif pkifsi,frGis -aiI,a issodny. Coo r. GrShsfh,
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Louisriik, ky.-WH yioldsrnan, ssni' n y cinn
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TE%fIE session Of this Institution will begin on
ii the first Monday ihSAprif, and terminate on
the last Saturday hi July.1 FFhs different chairs
will be occupied usfollows 'snb eiWsl
Anatomy and Physiology, by F. t. MILES,
and Practite OF Medicine, by D. j.
CAIN, Md. .tm,ntla h7N
Ma,eriA Medica and sThsfapeudcu, by f.P.
PORCflER, IN. D.hiHS7g1,dr. esstnL
NOpstetfics and Diseases ofaWomen and Chill
dren, by f. BELIN ELkGG, M.Da
y Tie Chair of'Snueety has been offered to a
gentleman now in Nuops5twho, tits hoped, VIII
accet,t itA Should hs not dou 10, it will be filled
Befofe lifetime appointed for the opening of the
Schoof.o'S norntni W 'E3dnN +
90 Clinical Instruction will be given at the Marine
| Hospital and Aims Mutst j. by Drs. -. }. CAIN
and FORD PRl0LEAUsl 49,
~ Darngr he session of the Medical College OF the
State ofSeUh Caroinar nnembers Of the class Will
Be exAwihed Regularity ION ude Lectures delivered IN
THAT Institution. . hlsfcysip z ~
~ The Studshts witr b: shown. cases among the
patients of the Teachers, and sach as can be taken
10 the lecture room whlbbe exhibited to them and
a The most distinguishes Surgeons in the city
have yromised, whensvsndhs can do so conve-
hishHyWo perform operatons before the class
|. Doctors r. LEBBYIaBd j. MITCHELL,
As well Asthe teaehera,t gxAr Vie Students access
to- aiiacs their cases of this description, which
| they'rshi With propriety be allowed 80 visit.
7 ainshort, ample opposlnnit'es will be afforded
for acquiring practical. well theoretical knowl-
tedge esprofession.o
Dr. h,ortdary statsics ipro~eteat Charleston
!'p8ssessts x:saubrityof climate enjoyed by very
Jew ciaSs lthe world land strangers are no longer
deterretf'frosn visiting her inths summer
anToasd and lodging can he obtained from $3.50
10 IS week. iisdqnso T o
i o4ermh, fifty dollara,f including. examinations
doring the winter. .kaMaat Jan. 27-eowtal
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r." t""i" FOR CALIFORNIA. lnH'
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM SH III
= COMPANY-TIfROUGH PASSAGE TO

TIME public will be grati6ed to learn that the
l United States Mail Steamship Company are en-
abed to announce that their arrangements are now
complete for Sending passengers through from
New York to San Francisco and back. '.f
= I'M the first attempts of this Company to meet
the wants Of travel TO California, by providing
ships on the Pacific, IN connection with their
ships from New York to Chagres, they were pre-
vailed upon, the urgent solicitation OF the great
number then desirous to 80 out, to sell tickets for
through passages from. Panaina IN advance, for
their ships then gong round This was done
from desire to eaccop,moJate those, who could
procure passages in no other quarter, and by
which, whatever .Inisht be the detention, they
would reach San Francisco sooner than by any
other hue. Unforeseen difficulties, and the preya-
Hence Of fever at Rio de Janero at the time, pre-
vented their ships from reaching Panama as soon
as anticipated, and caused detention Mt the 18th
mus, which was Increased by the impatience of
passengers in going Forward, against the advice
of the Company, at an earlier day thnn the ship
could possibly reach Panama. .. -li.sJ
j. These Interruptions are now all removed,
Three of the four ships Of the Company, intended
for the Pacific service, have Arrived ut Panama,
and several Of them haYe performed trips to San
now able to give the public the, assurance that the
voyage through from New York to San Fran
cisco, will be nerfaymed with regularity and DIES.
patch. ,,fil 40 ,ssrh6,. +, i,...,I.'. ~
Their Pacific Line, from Panama to San Fran
cisco, consists of the. i i,, .t,..t s.,
pq REPUBLIC, Capt HuDsoE. ,..,..
d ..m ITIIMUS, Capt. UITCHCocK.
COLUMBUS, Capt. PECK.
ANTELOPE, Capt. AcKLEY. Z
Their Atlantic and Gulf Line, from New York
TO CIagres, eof the, \, mann
GEORGIA, Capt PORTER, y. S. N. y an' =
80, OHIO, Capt. ScHENCK, U. S. N. lN'"tio"
I'F1 FALCON, Capt. HxRTsfEIa, u s. NJ
The connection between, the two lines will b.
carefully and regularly kept UP, SO that no delay
beyond the ,uauaIstny az the ship ID port at Pana
ma, will arise. ~ a. ,ada, d.,,h.o..I. ~ ~ NJ
Recommendations Of their New York and Chagres
Line, and the speed and accommodations of the
Ships Of their Pacific Line, offer the most certain
rapid and pleasant through passage TO California
ie'riill ID - r,sis9-j -po1siMs O. ROBERTS, iG q
n.r-.r Cor Warren and. w est ste N eW York .n
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= - /p1f = VS1EIH HVUg9fyuy1r<hs
!, 1u1e tpA - sssAs shtoaiaoa rsgts
: ~6Gy - @&h = la.ss eve.
: ~ Spssy sssg~ sssi.. iS tAs ~soIs q
~ tDDp 1AsuA siak so-@srow nobody
knS1kei ~ 8neiisA ullamssv would carry
sAk -, a. ~ 10 NIArs NJ Bris'sA mo:
uapSy. TAs ssgSaeoks which bad bssa urgsd
- ASps. - Ah,s amendment upon that tveu"S
psaas1 vhsl ~ sA,d the other day. tAat az the o.
jscstsas ~A'oh were app'isshls - ~ prot:etvs
tarsG policy were applicable 70 this proPosiuon
He 6dsSv a tisey 'mixAt sssl1lish Steam marine
for maii and comnnsec;Ai services only, upon much
oasapss p4aa. vsssh wsad ~ = very short Tune
~ not inmsA lsasiy, SrSss " he seif-sustsining.
Aad a. % v~s Assaasra, is& SaAnY ~ are needed
b buils fos that service sxclu lysiy. and not at
tsusp< u ansaiennats ~ sua claSse4 Of steamers
j He w~s NOT, thsa. Gss Sss'ng w all supremacy
upon ~ ssss an4 hs protasisd against any such
4 ecnclssioas being dawn from his argument, as
che Ssmasos from Nsw York Nr. SEwARpl pro-
~ IL conclusion, hs administered q sharp rebuke
tothose reselss spirits who, psver satished with
sAia1sag they are, are always seeking some new
thiag. He wasopposed 70 the practice which was
gstnng to b 20 prevalent. Of the government TAX
ing under its patronage every particular intsres.
and making itself . vast jobbiag concern. 1t
D would be much bsttss and safer for the country
7, shat ths gossraGsnt should attend 70 ita legitimate
Autiss, and leave s0casty 70 take care Of Itself
% He believed that society would progress much
moro rspidiy and safely IN this mAnner-the gov
y erumsot throwing opsa every kind Of enterprise
70 the unreAaricted composition of all classes OF
sOciety.rg n "a inU-f.n $3.50 prl.f .a4.
oeg Mr.. RU6K submitted few remarks in reply
i TO Me-. Hunrka, after which, ,s,i .a,.
40 MIR. JAMES took the floor, and, s,gMhed MS
desire to speak spon the question. a,t,., -
The Senate then proceeded " the consideration
Of exscative usiness, and Alerx ards adjourned