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CHAPTER Ii,

CHAPTER Ii,
An Act concerning the arrest andt sur,
render of Fugitives from Justice.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives in General
Assembly convened,
Sec l. The Governor Of this State
may in cases authorized by the constitu.
ton and laws of the United States, APP
point agents to demand aud receive from
the executive authority Of any other
State, any fugitive from Justice, OF any
person charged with felony, or other
high crime in, this State and whenever
an application shall be made to the Gov
ernor for that purpose, such application
shall be sustained by properly attested
copy of the indictment, information or
complaint, as tie case may be; the war
rant Of the magistrate, aRd the return of
the officer together with original aft
davits of one or more of the principal
witnesses.
Sec. 2. The state attorney, or any
other prosecuting officer. when required
by The Governor, shall forthwith investi-
gate the grounds Of such application. and
report to the Governor all the material
circumstances which may come to his
knowledge. and his opinion as TO the
expediency Of the demand. But the
Governor may in any case appoint such
agents without requiring such report and
opinion. =.
Sec. 3. When demand shall be made
upon the Governor of this State by 1.-The
executive authority Of any other State
in any case authorized by the constitu-
ton and laws Of the United States, for
the surrender Of any person charged in
such State with felony or other high
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CHAPTER L.

CHAPTER L.
An Act in addition to and in, alteration
Of can, Act encouraging and regulat-
ing Fisheries
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
4 Of Representatives in General
Assembly convened.
|. The fine prescribed in the 4.lst and
AID sections. of the act to which this is
an addition shall be payable, one half to
him. who. shall prosecute the offences
contained in, said: sections to effect. and
the other half to she treasury Of the
town in which tie offence is committed.
Approved. June 25th, 1852,
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CHATTER Lvl,r.


An Act in addition 10 IAN Act concerning,
Prisons"
Be il enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives in General Ass.
sembly convened,
! Sac. 1. There shall be three directors OF
The State Prison appointed BY the General
Assembly, for the period of TIRES. year.
one of whom shall be appointed 800 $3.50. ysasf,
no;nted bv this General Assembly, SHALL
Be appointed for the terms of'ones two andi
three wears: and the length of the term
OF each director, shall be determined BY lcis
at their FIRST quarterly meeting.
Sec. 3. All acts and paris Of nets incon1,
'istent with the provisions of.this ael ,ares
,sreby repealed. 49,
Approved, June ls.h. 1882
CHAPTER LIxs +.l r.8aea Il
In AotEor the safe keeping and preserved,
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cHAPTRR LEX.

10 ACT for the safe keeping and prospsvaas
ton of Probate Rqcorla,
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LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER
PUBLISHES EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
By PAYNE KENYON KILBOURNE,
One Door East Of the Court House
LITCHFIELD, CONN.

TERMS.
vi lags and Single MailSubscribers. $3.50
In 3undles OF 20 and upwards, SIPS; orif
paid srRIcrIy IN ADVANCE. 500 per annum
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soon ,ss cis. wsiss 70. DE- ,SG ssaj Adam. c:s.I:i
s & s.'S r.. "a A -.
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isSS IS sAs; brig: ias:S P..ss, s.issscs: % u:
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Mckay Down. ss ss sSS brig
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LILY July is.Ais Agnes Brow. Res...d. .s.
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b Gs. sh SID I
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MAufrrIUs May lS-sld John Fehrnan. Davis Falmouth.
MAssnILrs, July ls-Arr ship Thomas Wright Lavea-
..N.wrORr July l9-Arr Elizabeth, Bliss. Antwerp for N
v S. Jsy :sA,r bark Insu;y
ST GroTsr, July AR brig Groxdas. GrsS.@ NYSrf.
Witty
ark
suS Campbell sYor1
sid 18th bark Reindeer. Franklin NYOrhi ga Srs John
TRIESTE, Jul; Arr James Cook Walton. st Jago.
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City Politics.


MEETING OF THE DEMOCRATIC GENERAL COMMITTEE.
The Democratic Republican General Committee held
meeting at Tammany Hall last evening 1t was a
stormy session. and in the debate which took place
deicacy of terms was observed as apparent from
the outside conversation 1t appears that at the meeting
of the body held the 10th ut there happened
be majority of barnburners present although, in full
committee, the hunkers have the largest number At
that meeting resolution adopted calling the phi
mary elections in the different wards to be held the
26th Of August, between the hours of five and
O'Clock p NJ and 1t was also
Resolved, That the primary elections be held under
the direction Of three of the democratic republican in
speors of the ward chosen at the last general ecn
be design ated the members of the
the ward and that in wards where there three
such inspectors who will they shall designate other
democratic republican electors Of the ward to supply such
vacancies.
This last resolution the bunker part Of the General
Committee did not relish They preferred that the ward
committees in each ward should choose the inspectors Of
but the majority ruled otherwise and the
Luton adopted. Last evening, there being a ma
jority of hunkers present resolution was adopted
to reconsider the vote on the Objectionable
resolution and also the resolution naming the
hours for holding the elections This being DONE
resolutions adopted calling the primary elections to
be held between the hours of and o'clock the Goth
instant and giving the appointment ofinspectors directly
the City Inspectors Some of the places Of holding
the elections were changed the inspectors named and
the meeting adjourned
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The ExEcUToN.-That portion of the sight
seeing public, says the Philadelphia Ledger, VINO
usually anxious to witness the execution of per-
doomed to pay the dread penalty of the Law for
murder destined to disappointment with regard
being spectators Of the execution OF Matthias Sku
pDsk to day. Sheriff Deal has determined upon the
most stringent adherence to the provisions Of the law
and designs excludiog every person except his
deputies the jury Of twelve citizens two clergymcn
physician and soge reporter for the puOc press OF
the city The freedom with which tickets OF admission
Issued by the predecessors Of the present Sheriff
similar occasions rendered the requirements of the
law almost uuty. The rule adopted by the Sheriff
this occasion il fully carried will exclude the
Coroner who has usually been present with his jury to
hold inquest upon the body Of the condemned man
after the execution aud also the Prison Inspectors Who
is said claim the right to be present by virtue of their
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PerAOnnl Intelligence.

At the Irving-Hon. w. w. Snow, NJ c.; W. X. How
ard. Baltimore; A. o. Harris Memphis: Hon Mr.. Jo-
seph Canada; w. Tompkins, Boston, Hon. II. Stillwe
Rochester: r. X. Wood, St Louis; James Christie do;
l.. G,ddiDgs Ohio John Jackson, Savannah; Hon G.. d.
stewart, Rochester; and 1893 others.
Hon James Buchanan Of Pennsy lvania left the Irving
House yesterday for Saratoga.
At the American. +, NJ Gale, Norfolk Va. H. Leitch,
Petersburg, Va; Il. q. Roberts, North Carolina: c. J..
Cassidy. CINCINNATI j FogeItie. South Carolina: ii.
Hammond. Boston, ID. Wood. Charleston: and 20 others
At the Astoria Wilcox. Cincinnati @. Jones' Rich
Hond l.. d Stevenson. Tennessee; Hon. ]. Dawson De-
aware; w. A. Goodman, Cincinnati Nelson Hartwez,
BueLos Ayres; w. III. Addington, Norfolk: and 200
others.
The Hon. Daniel Webster will arrive at the Aston
House on Saturday, on his way to Washington.
At the Hoyard-n. A. Wyatt Alabama j. w. Scott
Texas II. " ale New Orleans p W. Flemming, Geor
gia; H. Price Cincinnati; w. r. Tucke, Mississippi
and $50 others.
Mr. Webster was TO have left Boston yesterday, his
WAY To Washincton
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.sa'BBs ss.s :sa NJ ss
SE hsnr P smith 'saSns
ss'ss s;ss: Tlsss: Ds'.;s s' Dss.
Schr vnlass Belle PritShard, Bsltimsrs master.
sssf Hss Cole S.Srs t.Ssa
zP v.s siass sssS
Sehr Niagara, Perry, Baltinore master.
Steamship Rosnoks. Parrish Norfolk sud Richmond 30
@ nSs sand e uas
Is IT, lon HsS 6 ss': SPOKE f:r Sss
days with siiIs master f.:.sd Anjsr Nay
" s 70 Ion or e Tias s
%ssss u s s
s. 2's i'iT r ss': Wv. yG
apS n all 'hs wsss the sn hs..
and specie, 20 W Deiors.s; jpIy ia.sIss ionssw.
Yorf sh l.. W. Ion g. spoke bark Mary Ps;t.r.
Slip christians Hammond London, 4 days, with mdss
ssR en- qksmssass % days.
BsTI srma iASs sqitoI.. 1a%bSTs So days With mass
july M ss q e os S & Bss &
lsss s. 70 sssp I,e% Ansysss j.
Gsa%ssSs FsaysT
days s rom New oi!sans for Liverpool: 'A' sup A'
Bark Hyperion. Benjsmn. Ponce PR. July Is, via New
Bari Prinosson tofNowH avenl seelsy Dsuarara. July
% III.
H. Arg Oft Nantucket sp,ke ship Kossuth. from Liver
pool for New York, AZ days cut. :,
abe AsSss % ay viii
SohI Peerless Green BArsooa July g. with fruit to Thos
Good nogs E,;T.SD Elizabeth c NC days.
schr Lucy White. Torrey RocAla.d. 8 days
schr Nav CHASE Bonnell Laboo sdavs
sohr John Burton, Rockland. days.
Schr Josephine. Dissosway. Baltimore
Schr Emily johnson, Dissosway, Baltimore.
Scbr Baltimore, Sleight, Baltimore
Schr Heir Gillstt Bsltimore. days
| Sohr voiant Osborne, Georgetown DC. DAYS.
sehr sedeH. Bedtii: deorsetovn DC. days.
| Schr Uriadne. Rowe, Gloucester s days.
| schr Gesner, Smith. virgnis 3days.
sshr r F FsDss. JAMESON sess Roesisnd days.
Schr Maise. Merrill Rocklaad, DAYS.
scnr Beauchsmp MeInsyrs. Nortoik days
Schr Abbott Lawrence, Allen Boston, ) days.
Sobr Argo, Spencer, SaybrOok.
| Schr Hucson Post, SAY brook.
Schr Pizarro. Chase, Hyannis.
Sioop New W orld. Smith. Saybrook.
Sloop Frederick Brown Gardiner Providenc.e
Sailed,
Steamships Ohio, Davenport, Aspnwall Prometheu,
Orleans ships VIM Witheriee Westcott, Sc John NIB;
oelsior nadley Liverpool; Naples Duncan. City Poin
brig Eliza Jenc, McGrath Cuba.
Bark ss1onvlle Also ship with passengers
DO the Rhine; and one bark
Wind, at sunset, 8, and Light.
Our Key under date of July 30
night of the Gutof Forids
Of three miles hour to the T. eaderng
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tsa, ~ whaksv nams Tie said Kains nay b caBsa q
charged before justices Of euprens Court Ct TIE
United States, 1t his chamber In Coopertown II On
the 18th day Of August instant to do and reosvs what
shall then and there be considered concerning the SAID
Thomas Kaine.
Witness, SAMUEL NELSON, ESQ:
One Of four justices from said court this 3rd day OF Ju-
IL, 1854 50
this day serve the Mr. Tailmadge, the United
States harrhal.
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fHMAOnAfHiAf aug - r. u
Tvs csses II CAo.vs-News Y~A Schooner Ssnk--- Ons Of
ds Crrw DvssneS, Re.
TIVE cases OF cholera have been reported to-day and
I'D nearly terminated faiay-eating water ellons TO
excess brought on the spasms and vomng and to the
timely medical aid rendered due tho recovery Of the
patients alluded to.
Accounts reached here to-day Of the sinking q the
schooner Sally Ann at Adams's Wharf Snow HILL Mary
land, on Wednesday night. She had machinery on
board and was bound from New York Orrnge Grove,
Louisiana One Of the crew, named Hall, was drowned
In his berth
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

THURSDAY August b-6 Il. M.
BRrADsTTUFs.-Four continued depressed. though the
days operations reached IL 200 bbls superne Canadian
ordinary 10 straight state and mixed Western, at SO SIX
So choice State favorite Ohio and fancy Western mt
81 81 1917; with common to good southern at 81 31A
81 80 per Dbl Rye -four and corn meal lied scarac
and firm. coo bushels white Southern wheat brou M
CSC 500 do. Western 96c Csc; 5000 do. Canadian
e3c 1900 rcd do. S3kc. &c.; sundry parcels do
nestle oats, Acc 46c.; few lots 7Sc and 40 900
bushels corn, 02hc. Ga &c. for unmerchanabe; and
0i1sc 90 &c, for mixed Western-the grain market
remaining about the same.
CorToS The sales to day were $500 bales with a con
tnued firm market
FnrIcBTs.-ro Liverpool, 1000 bbls. -four were
gagged at 3D. and 500 bales Of cotton at 3 3D. per bale
ard 2 tcfces lard taken by the steamer Atlantic
a. lbs per ton To London 600 bbls oil cake
taken at Is Cd 1000 bills. flour at Is Cd aud 1000
bbls turpentne at Is To Glasgow $500 bushels grain
were taken Mt SID. To Havre cotton engaged ut
&c; bark wasat S7 and ahes nj S. and So There was
no change to notice in rates for California
TelegrRphic Reports.
PHILADELPHIA August g. 1852
Notwithstanding the favorable state Of tho weather
business Is dull. particularly in breadstus which IL
mainly attributable to the scanty hani and the
very limited receipts from the country.
ALBANY. August 5, 1862.
Receipts Of produce since yesterday have boon fol
lows Flour, 5000 bbs. corn 10 600 bus wheat 600
bus Flour Is steady, with sales Of 1s00 bbls Corn IL
firm at 621sc. a 6324 for mixed Western-saes reach
10 000bus 0ats-10,o09 bushels sold at 4lc a AI6c.
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Passenger Arrived.

LoNpoN.ship christana-Capt Geo. W.; Wilwarth; lead
Of the New York City Cornet Band, Mssterdo Mrs
Grace Beasley, Madame Lelsner, Mrs Johnson Mrs
Patching and i've children Mr. Norton I'D lady (Co
mecan Mr. Phillips and lady Mr. Purneli aud lady.
Mr. Barsick. lady and two sons: VIM Hancock, Girl
Geo Nightingale w Weborn. Mrt Il Fisk and chill
dren. g Loveder, and 2lI In the IT eersge
BuETos AyREs-Ship Parapa-Mrs Whitfield, Miss
Whitfield Miss Hallett Miss Ha'lett, Mrs Sexle,2
children and nurse Mrs Mcclellan. children and
want, MIR Berrian, Mr. Nelson Tasting, and Nulty.
,HAyRn-slip St DeLs-R Do Cornean and sister,
Honey. m Hayward.
ARARA-Bsrk PrDoeton-Mrs Relsen. child and
servant. Mrs Irving. Miss Martin. and Mr. Percoval.
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ToIegraphic Marine Reports.


Arrived-Barks Governor Huxley Cote aberg StAmbou
Msrsees; Lucy Elizabeth, Cardiff w; brig Tangent Phi
ladeIpha; schrs Ophr, Warrior. and New York.
Cleared-Ships Herbert St Petersburg; TrYe st 10
NIB to load for Liverpool; bark Mary, Mslagr ny
Broughton. NOreanE Modena BALTIMORE brigs Chootlw
Goree, and market; schr Joseph Turner New York
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VNHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
4 Mail Observation-Disclosures New York and Liverpool
direct Boston Liverpool the Boston ships
only calling Halifax land mails pas
sepgers.
AFRICA. Cspt. Harrison. ASIA Capt. Judkns
EUROPA, Capt. Lott NIAGARA, Capt. Stone.
AMERICA Capt Shannon. CANADA. Capt. Lang.
CAMBRIA, Capt Leitch
There vessels clear white light at mAinmast head
green on the starboard, red on port
EUROPA Lott from Ne York Wednesday, Aug. ii.
Niagara. Stone from Be ston. ednesday, Aug Is.
Africa Harrison from New York. Wednesday Aug 2
Canada.. Lang. from Boston. Wednesday, Sept.
Asia. Judkns from New York Wednesday, Sept s.
America. shannon from Boston WedQesoay Sept. 10.
Europa. Lott from New York. Wednssday, Sept o.
Passage from New York Boston to Lverpool-Frst
cabin $40; second cabin, So
No berth secured un til paid for.
Freight will be charged specie beyond amount for
person al expenses.
An experienced surgeon board.
All letters and newspapers pass through the Post
Once
E.CUNAhD No Bowling Green.
WATcHEs.-By order of the British Treasury, watches
Of foreign manufacture, bearing the marks Of
English manufacturers, will be hereafter admitted in Eng
land in stu for the United States and othr
In Of which French and Swiss watches
shipped at Havre for New York Boston, via Liverpool
the English Custom house.
French German and other foreign goods received and
lading are given in Havro for Now York.
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THE AMERICAN MENTAL ALcdEMisT AND rsY
ali isS. csIas bsss: s r.
before HE treatment to be incarsbe his oce COG Broad
SecG ' Saf' ana '' treatment rom
DR. COOPER. NO. IA DUANE sEaEET. BETwEBH
- Chatham and William streets. Once hours remI 4
ia, Tin.s Dsp,seh, and atl ss''' . ~ -" '''a '
DE coss.1T NO 70 DUANE STREET, MAY 81
fG "a practice and .%Ssr Of sse SsS Yo..
there afae 10 sids Of ohsshs% ssr.s
DE, Johnson, NO. 10 DIANE srsEEr, 50 WILL
office practice. Hours from A NJ. to . I'm
DR. MORRISON IS CONSULTED AT uIs MEDICAL
ra,ss and s.1ses, p,pssaay & Fase sod
a. N. or NJ See hi, dielema a. NJ g; Q. Surgeons. Lon
Isle. &c. in his Office.
DR: RALPH.s PRACTICAL TREATISE, TWELFTH
ESin1ni ,2 PACE price 81 Sold a. 20 Al" street,
street Wooster whore he consulted SUNDAY eI-
ceptcd from . ,ol2 A. n. and 6to9P m.
PARIs AND LONDON TRRaTMsNT OF Local
VIII is combin.d sith medicines in ~
rnmte, can be see, T,sas ns,t ~ isssrr
ohce hours from A. NJ Till 2, aud FROM till even,ae
G9syERs gTass s rus s. OR
sssse,s, Is.eice. a. bis ao-s- tow oiqs n - Ch.a-
50 Third avenue. Nov York.
nR. WARD. AUTg0R OF TaE MEDICAL FRIEND"
continues he Once practice win bic u,esl vss great
from Brosdwsy mp stairs NOT drug Houes from
o'clock A NJ to l0oclock p. Prices moderate.
Ds.K PRESTON. AUTHOR OF THE FEMALES
~ Friend in Need may be consulted at HE OH o. 2dS
Bowery. Advice srais See his card in the Picsynne
rHHE MARRIED WOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL
I Companion BY DIR A Mauriceau, Professv Of
Diseases Of Women II sentieh edit,oui Is 10 PIP go
rs ST. Ysrs q 1sy Ssu sns
II ne sss nigh. h.ss Il ,% s sss
secrets which should be known to them Dartio iiarIy
every female-the wife-ths u otker- the one
either budding into womaphood the la sha decline
discov,r the causes and the enc,suk
remedies and most certain mode 90
which her eek IL subject
(1xtract OF letter fro o ntlemap Davton Ohio
MY DEAR SiR Ny wife bss been sinking for
some three yesrs or more, M her xrssl
snu sunenR some mbAths fore and during her
hnemept.every successive debiitatng
aud Frustrating her, putt ing life in Danger
ana shch was on the tit occasion despairrd Of sup
pru tnr state OF tinr. inevitable and resigned
htaro your book hi by spoken OF mat
Ireacnoe my case TN ite receipt and pernsi
express you he relief ~ Affords distressed Ind aud
tc JOY t pages TO my WIFE learning that the
sreat coove,y ~ w. NJ Des meaux provided a rsmsdv *
oIeDer prospect TO me which little conceived wa. oos-
I'VE nS' ere mother year would have passed over
" her grsve. eth my chilli rem le,t motheriess -
h OF course impracticshe II convey mere fuIIv tba
serious SUBJECTS tested Of ss they Of nature strictly
intended for ths married, thopo ,ns
isre Ior sale at 222 Broadway. No At n uss
a,dst the pub is,ipg Once 1870 liberty street Nav w.
ift,e GO albany Jossph Tucker, Mobile aiabsmG r.
ep' e cony vii be t!ansm.cd ny met FREQ n posi-.
80" 70 my pert OF the United Statca All iot,crs mus, Il
.firrsset = - y.ff. 20 nv - MArwlgrs hss
rev York oity. oaoo. i2a Liberty stresI
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Cleared,
Steamship Ohio, Davenport Aspinwall NJ o Roberts.
Steamship Prometheus Churchill San Juan, ID ID Allen.
Steamship Benz amin FRANKLIN. Teal, New Orleans Lila
coin Co,
Ship Excelsior Hadley, Liverpool s Thompson Il Nephew
Snip Java Christi en-. London seek nunkart,
Stip Blapontrd Lawrence, san Jua1 ee Sad Ne nit
SOne.
Ship st Louis, Bunker. Antwerp, z d Huribut e. Co.
Ship q HUM hreys, Merrill. Poist NeuG XII vcil
Co.
shp David Cannon tBr) Robertson. ST Johs, NIB D PHI.
kinpttD.
Eass gstls.n. 2sss, A14ssl..a. GIssss
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OAlPPKNxs.

EfOR LIvERPooL;-UN!TED STATE NAIL STEAM.
Il ship ARCTIC, Capt James G. Luce.-1his steamer
will depart with the United States ma for Europe posi-
uvey en- Saturday August at IL O'Clock n from her
berth ut the foot Of Canal No berth
paid for For freight passage having rnsqualled ssson
RDW. COLLINS CO., NJ. IS Wan street.
The steamship PASIFIC viii succeed the ARCTIC. and
sail August Il.
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NLw YORK. HALIFAX QUEBEC LINE OF ROYAL
~ MAJ Toaohns At as
ward is,snS and MiIsaichi New Bro1,wck gn,sr
.ia win q.
then The .penSi
rom
cabin nfh sas % sail
New York for sfsx End Quebec touching At the intere
rvaec route Tor tourists and commercis viii
mend itself The sss direct m. s., BY sa%.p
Scotia Prince Edward Island New srnnsw.s and Lower
Quebec sio do do to Prince Edward Island s2s do do
% Miramiehi. $50 do from Halifax 70 Quebec $40 fo-
fam lily cabins be secured early application Great
despatch win be Ia receiving and dis
s. DRAPER No 40 Pine street Now York.
BicksSs FOREMAN S SIs' Co.. ',i naf ss''h'
Gartsn sfEiGH Shsrteown Prince Edward Island
MACPHERSON CRANE co. Montreal and Quebec.
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Only tS9cusi Uoitsd states Mail Line California
Gos via ass LIs
steamer world Sc0 tens Sur'S.r m.r,ts,s
IA
Teeei,e the iinO mails and sail i%mse h for san
s send fSss Be IT. sss
ss s k's Of fare and % al
$780, second cabin ssndees si steerase So Pas,sngsrs
Tran sit Of the sthmus at the Persons
securing tbro ugh by the United States Man Steam
New ork have preference Of mediation
board the Pacific Mail Rates OF rou
Francisco the favorable For freight
passage apply Go CHARLES A. WHITNEY at the off
Companies III West street, Of Warren street
New York.
VANDERBILT LINE-FoR SAN FRANCtsCO-THE
shortest and cheapest route Only line giving tickets
steamship NORTHERN LIGHT. $500 ms viii leave from
pier No. North river, at clock r. M precisely. oS
Fdsy August TO- for San Juan del Norte direct connect
ing with tho favore steam chip PACIFIC 800 TONS over
the Nicaragua transit route having but twelve miles OF ano
transportation These steamers uprurosssed IN ser
accommodation and ventilation Passengers will now
through without any detention the Pacific steau er ~
waiting and a. this eea'on Of the year mucn
and conf rtabe than by other route FOR a NJ
td pas,aes a. the lowest rates. apply any iEs Agent
INBROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO, AT Inn ,.jns =
The aud splendid steamship UNiEu 10 dsn.r,uve
tons burtbep Comm apder, will tsks ner uepsr1urs
for spin wa L. Navy Bay, Weoneray phya 80
3P come ntin a. VIII loo tors burthen George
A. Cole commn der which sloane, AWAITS tne ..
NJ s.d mmeSiatcIy thereafter proc,edsto san rfsn
ieo direct without stoppaec ~
VI ,h,s route experienced SURGEON Ia attach.
~ o esrh vessel Books nov open ar hrowgh os ,.s or
sale. Apply TO o.no,s, .rcnts es Reavay tract or
JONBS& JOHNSON.
1Oi west sweet, corner ef liberty street
Nv United Rtatee sill oembark songsidr
ma hgr Al Aatinwa ana take the Psn Railroad nov
- praty GorpoDa hut avoiding the risk a,teud.nt
pop landing beats - Chsgycs sad tho river usygsoa
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