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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-05-29

VNHE BRUNSWICK CANAL AND RAILROAD CON-
.ssir per ssS$S
sss a's
,s f May ,nd d, at their
On their properly to RSndoph Martin President Of the
inserted n in dem.o WIZ" 0'er names
a By m, a e' e ss II ns s
as The hg n the
the the Ssa s all apps To- the ass
Tor the completion Of the and Of the building
viii nom 1' ah engage
and the canal will be opened the lt OCTOBER
The Brunswick Canal miles long and hfty-sh
feet vide and from the great river Of Gecrsa the
The ASmaha and it's forks The and the oconsc,
Navigation Of over 900 miles to Macon Miedseve and
n & ssT an tho % %
.xsesnt pine wh. cover portion # the country
the Atlantic the which obstract the mouth
snsss s's 81 .ss
81 ms a % :: p $ Z: colony =. Re s
out town Britth Parliament approved select
far o"a any y sis nna
The }. rhor is lanaloehcd affords he best anchorage
ranges about mile vide between Tho Islands ofst. snea
ana and i se,ry s.raght will, a feet Of water in
me town 81 Brupwiet L sTased on hln 10 to 70 feet
fresh dehouehe the harbor the vicinity
ecty free the malaria prevalent Mt the mouths If
the Southern rivers Extensive
rid for lines OF packets between brunswick tho
Northern cities can doubt that the opening
OF the canal full tide of commerce will flow through it.
completing does, feature known nowhere tho
southern States of immense district precmnently rich
In products forfoseig and whose wide
inland waters thus connected with excellent port
alulrous point. of the enset LARGEST ships
These bonds are receivable for tolls on the canal
Any further information required can be had Of Tbos A.
Dexter, President Blt of A. Davis Treasurer No. 30
90 Broadway OF the auctioneer.
ne Scnd viii disposed q q public perempory s
at the Merchants Exchange Thursday the I'd Of
June in lots to suit purchasers They viii carry
coupons from LIST May and will be sold payable third
cash. onctLrd LIST July onerd LIST August with
from day Of sale.
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nR:L LA cRoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL TREATISE

DR.LA CRoIxs PRIVATE MEDICAL rREArIs1-
~ Fifteenth Edition. by H. 3. La CToix, N. d. Albany.
BATES s rsssssy as
which destroy the physical and mental AZ
rules by which al them selves without mee
eury with the authors ohsry atops marriage i've dutiA0
an and their remsdss with oclsssd shs
Of the reproductive osns Of both ssxs their ssrs
iprs psss apd fuPcoss y sonahA many in persans hns1
70 those contemplating nstrnonI whise vii sIsr seSs
step without consulting lie psgss treae0
Of All diseases females whether married sasie sta
cnrht 10 ipow their understood
by those they employ and thus guard asAnst The ~
a. In :siss D.. =
has been duly consulted upon the derent dives
.pon which his book trest personally - vel. = By isss
cr ST. ASass, DD'
bsny, N, Y. Sold BY Garrett Co. Ann stresA ~
stringer Townsend ~ broadway N. III braAon once
Lloyd street, Buffalo.
NEW MEDICAL BOoKs.-A PRACTICAL WORK o.
IN the Nature Treatment OF Diseases Of the Urinar
organs by n Bostwck d. practising physician and
81 50 ceiored plates Extract the MsaisSl
and Surgical Journa"I may be said fearlsssly " ~
equal Actions Records great work the fan8
saisied 10 this country" Author * WORK on sssrss
Vice and their terrible consequences Ths IL, without
doubt the most trahfui and important This sab
De ath Diet so Family Physician; Cause Quaskssys
no. ho For ssle ~ IA and ofths Authof Se4 Bresdvss
NO FEE TILL CURED.-DR. C0RDErT, ~ pVAM1
~ street may be consulted conhdentiAy 2. ss~
mens o. desate diseases Twcntycls ysar .rssx ~
permanent cures, and recent cases removec ~ ~
The victims ofquackery apply Win y. snsSss
TO eure e,estus,ly taa nervous dsbnlty VI. Ossbsts
IL member Of The New yeTk VplywvH
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TINE NEW YORK ANDLIvERP0oL UNITED STATES
Mail SteamersThe ships composing this line the
following ATLANTIC, Captain West.
PACIFIC, Captain Nye.
ARCTIC, Captain Luce.
BALTIC Captain Cofnstock.
ADRlATTC. Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly Tor
service taken their
strueton in their nesto strength and speed
and their for unequalled Tor
elegance and comfort.
Price of passage from New York to Liverpool in 6Sst
cabin $l20 in second cabin, $40 Exclusive Of extra
size state rooms. $500.
From Liverpool to New Y ork, $50 and $40.
An experienced surgeon att he'd to each ship
No berth secured until paid fer.
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ssshs soaa TX ssssis srrowroot u barrels sulphAss
|nns; leo cascs seNlas casss SIENNA; esssoes
|se boxes nsgnen; 100 cases nquorse lse bags dvte
3 scH ''0ne y cases. ~ '''-'
D.r aesSs.-ss packages per Aryo; l2l Do Pc, New
nessiu do per Grecan Queen; ~ do per Ciementne;
- pr Calypso IL de- per Eva Total packages, SO2
FLAx.-79 bales.
FsaE cRAcxERs-410o boxes.
Psu-9765 bushels peanuts; 10 7SS pine apples lSlo
barrels butts "a packages currants sos boxes Lemons
nuts 80 cases sitron 1900 punches bananas 600 shad
docks bags walnuts 200 bags berts; o2s barrels
200 boxes almonds
FIsH-5l0 barrels herring.
GuANo.-5OO tons.
GuxNy BAos.-524 bales.
HlDrs-1s596 hides 81 bales do; AZ bales Bufiaioi q
bales deer skins; S97 bales goat skns
HorrY--ls casks 80 tierces 10 barrels.
HAMs.-27O German.
HArs-l1 barrels, packages, cases and y hats.
iSos3ih iao bars railroad iron, 81 500 bars 1895
bundles 2O7 sheets 100 bundles $40 do hoop 312
pig, 65 tons scrap, 723 plates.
JuTE-20O bales.
LEArnEn.-6 packages sole.
MAnnLr-474 blocks $50 tons, 1900 marble tiles
MErALs.--246 cases copper sheathing.
NATIING-o6 rolls
0iI-26 casks half pipes 411e baskets. 1855 boxes
Give; SO boxes anniseed; 20 cases cassia OIL
PLATER.-66O tons
RATTASs-1799 bundles.
RAGs-69l bales.
SALT.-4017 sacks
SEED-1O0 bags canary 1907 bags, 200 pockets lin
seed.
SrEEL.-S3 cases. 633 bundles
SUoAR5997 hogsheads, IS tierces 92S barrels, 1854
boxes; 1888 bags
SsrkIrs-23O half pipes, $40 quarters, 732barre
SEGARseS,5 SOC 262l boxes IS loo quarter boxes
SoAP.-3150 boxes.
SALTPETRE.-650 bags.
6PIcEs.--39 bags pimento 20 bags $50 packages so
boxes ginger; IL, 600 mats Cassia.
TN-6,S97 boxes.
ToBAcco.-139 bales
TEA.-22174 packages
WIrE-325 casks A halves s4 quarters $40 cases. 10
barrels.
WooD.--377 pieces, 1854 logs 1873 eroches mahogany
az pieces, 10 tons lignunvit9 13s logs cedar.
Wool.-722 bales.
ZMc.-10 casks sheet.
Markets Elsewhere.
STOCK SALES.
PHILADELPHIA Nay N.-Sfock B0ard.-S5.000 Reading
Bends 10 h21s 100 shares Reading Railroad. so Penn
ayivana Railroad 4s Morris Preferred 100 North
SIS 900 Lehigh Interest S51S SO
0rard Bank 1875 $500 Lehi Oh Interest 200 State
lo COO shares Long Island Railroad 1915 600 Lehigh 6s
o aesn Interest 81 GO shares s Lseh 90 @
10 shares Pennsylvania Railroad l46l Pennsyvania
6s 9o1: 5000 Wilmington 6s 95l 5000 Reading SIS, TO-
mi 6h00 Pennsylyania 80 95 $50 do 951 $50 do 95a
1oOo Wilmington 6s, @; 20 State 5s 951s 100 shares
$50; 100 Morris Canal 1873.
BALTIMORE, May 26-Stock Board-$25O0 Baltimore 6s
1900 1857; 500 Bam Ohio Railroad Bonds 1867 94
90 shares $780, $751; $500 do, $780, 92 Bank Bati-
mere 81 ITO Franklin Bank ns; 81 Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad, TO-
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

CUNDAY MORNING BOAT FOR NEWBURG-LAND-
- ing at Yenkers Hastings Dobbs Ferry Tarrytown. Sing
Sing Havertraw, Verpancks Caldwcls, Cozxens Dock,
and Cold SpringTouehing at Hammond street each
Capt e. Van War; will leave the foot of Jay third
pier above Chambers street. Sunday morning At h
o'clock for the above places Returning, will New
burg, at IL o'clock, p. M This boat leaves New York for
Haverstraw, at ga PM Sundays, landing at Yonkers
OPPOSITION DAY BOAT FOR ALBANY.--THE
~ steamer HENRY CLAY will continue her trips to
Albany as repairs and alterations
can be effected.
NOR ALBANY. CHANGE OF HOURS.-THE CARS
of the York and Harlem Railroad leave the City
Hall Station New York, daily (Sundays cxcepted At IA
"a p NJ, (exprsss) through without change Of
CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAILROAD, FOR PHILA-
- delphia from Pier No North river foot Of Battery
Morning line leaves at NJ Afternoon express line ut
NJ, through to Phila dcpha in four and half hours
Fare first class cars SIS; SECOND class (by r. NJ, line
enly 81 Returning Philadelphia from foot Of Wal
boat TRANSPORT from pier No l. ats r. NJ. Fare 81 so.
NOR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT-U. 8. MAIL AND
II Express lines through in four hours. New Jersey
Of Cornndt street; and 5 p NJ, Liberty street. Faro
SO for first class and 81 90 for second class and
A NJ. Return at and A. M, and 81 r. N. Baltimore
Washington Norfolk and Charleston through tickets sold
in the above lines and through baggage carried in the
A. d. and "a p. NJ. lines.
GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS.-THE LARGE AND COM
- modious steamer SANTA CLAUS Capt. X. B. Clarke,
ing foot Of Chambers street at for Grassy Point.
Cauldwells Cozzens Dock. WALL Newburg landing
West Point. Cauldwes Cold Springs, and Fishkl. Re-
turning. will leave Newburg at61s M
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n APID AND RADICAL CURES, SUCH AS WILL NeE
d Snn REWARD-JEgrRIEy ANTIDoTE. AasPR9

q k00 REWARD.-JEFrRIES' ANTIDoTE, AgSPH3
ROOV ciho mixture for the Of private disorders
mhkes speedy without the Toast restrictions Of
Diet drink. exposure change In application to bunese.
The proprietor ohsenges single case ybioh the tsturo
will not under the forfeiture Of FIVE hundred doars
put Ia bottles with full dire etons at ST. One hot-
tie lasts weekmany cured In dayn Fer sale Ay0.
RING 1872 Broadway and at f06 Bsysrd street. N.Y. W.
Lstls. lW Hanover street. Boston; Wright Co.. New
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DAssAGE TO CALIFORNIA IN THE CLIPPER SHIP
UNION, to fsal on Tuesday, June H. on reasonable
isruf, BY apPIsAtis1h !, >, QAxEQRp, "a WAuIh
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NJ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAMSHIP ALLAN
tic Liverpool will please be board at the foot
Of Canal street this day, Saturday May o. at Il o'clock A.
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NOR SAN PRANClSCO-TUESDAY, JUNE 15-TIIE
= splendid new double engine steamship CITY OF
PITTSBURG, 2,i00 tons brrthen, VIM. G. Stotesbury,
commander. This splendid steamship having undergone
alterations to suit her for the trade and to make
her accommodations superior 70 steamer the Pacific
will ra for San Francisco above touching at Valparaiso
and Panama Her state large and airy and her
seerage accommodation superior TO steamship
sfoat having abundance OF both light and air. well
extra light between decks 1t lie oonsdenty expected she
will make the to San Francisco in as short time
mas been made BY any steamer ths oherng 70 families
and 10 those who desire their comfort much peaanter
than by the crowded via Chagres
only limited number of passengers will be taken ppy
THOMAS RICHARDSON, No. Al Exchange place, New
York. and No. 3 W anut street FhiIadclphia.
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gHIPPING.

EoR UNDERGRADUATES STATES nAIS srEAM-
II ship ATLANTIC. Capt. james West. This steamship
VIM depart With the United States nai for Dsrope posi-
lively On Saturday, 29tA Nag, - O'clock from hs.
paid for Per freight passage having sneqessd sseo
Il DwS &C cofIss wan
The steamship Arctic VIII ssssssd Ne Atlante and san
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w oOSTER House. DANBURY, CONNECTICUT,
will DO opened on the LIST ofJune 1t y large newly
knt and supplied with spring bathing &c.,
Has all Abe eonvepencs of modern hotels. Danbury
about three hours ride from this city, by the New York
New Haven, and Daubury and Norwak Railroads, and
sers attractions to those wishing visit the dur
Ing the summer monthe. w. SIMONSON.
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DARIs AND LONpON TREATMENT or pRIyATJ

paris AND LONDON TREATMENT OF PRIVATE
Diseases, in few hours, by vegetable application,
without pain. In onnl affections, and disease
from improper habits he combines medicine with the
cannot be cured without it, MS he has cases daily Of
years Duration from the other ply In ALL qua
Tanties lie makes daily of
lures without cantc For treatment by letter. address
lox IL Broadway Post Office, N. Y Those who apply per-
lonaly have separate rooms Office hours9 till
2 and till evening Sundays excepted N. LARMONT,
Snrgeon. ~ keade straet. cnrnnr Of ErnadxAx.
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DORT RICHMOND HOUSE. STATEN ISLAND is
open for visitors. The walks and drives in this
vicinity too well known to need description The steam
boat Hugusnot leaves Battery place at and IL A. M and
81 and 6 p NJ
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r ROTOR AQuEpgcY pEFAnIMsNr.- 70 coNyRAg,

!r s. Una s.iid
Sss s "
ssy as slit day y @ s
ysrs as
e os Of Ts ap n Of @ and
frpaton relating thereto be obtained application
to the Contract Clerk At As f S STxS 20
President O. the Croton Aqueduct Department.
CRoToN AQURDUCT EXPERIMENTATION oNTRAC-
in M Of the
Aagedpst Until Monday the s't day Of May
Tssyng basins and emysrs in Perry street the
plan the sewer and spesaeatioa for the build
ing and all other information relating thereto
this Office New York, May N, % ls1s : nav
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
CoRPoRATIoN NoTIcE.-PUBLIc NOTICE IS
~ hereby given to the owner owners occupant
have
been y the and are lodged nths Office
sons interested vizFor building Sever in Grand street,
from from TSs & Es sa
@ and and Of o. a
sides Of Grand street between Crosby Rim streets aud
streets An whose interests affected ly tho
either to their obs
iecons in writing, 70 the undersigned their Office No.4
gn 5 aiTi ss siis
ISAAC WIN. SMITH. Assessors Once Bureau Of Assoss.
ments, Street Department, May 18th, 1859.
CRoToN AQUEDUcT DEPARTMENT-To con
.raetors-seaisd proposals endor,ed proposal for
gas Monday the day Of Jpae ia eoeS
r. NJ to build with the receiving basins
and euyerts Houston street Mulberry
sewer specifics for building Of the same aud
an GnsT 20 @ CON relating thereto can be On
Las Of the Croton Aqaeduot Department
5 9 Sr EErAEs ayD sTrsss
ssved st the once q The Of Repairs ard Sup
sor tie erection o building Wett street. Rsins
hose Company No * BaiGsrs for the nss =,
bdu ssroa nsl aaa ser.
sIn se tae scs Of sne q Repairs
aass Will be furnished s,sAer Office NB-rhe Comni.
S hs q Che spy q As m
WIZ ApAAs, soaipias'oaeT II Repairs snd supplies
DEPARTMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, NAY
~ ,5S2Ts Bpd.r.-ssadd !roR2ss VIII Ie 70
= asIssk = xass ;sa tssy viii ss publicly opensd
RIA y Essps cg@ssay Gs.s %ssp.ny 10. Il
:si I'd d. s5:r Ss
Pc ds ss nS bs Il ,sssrd ::
R9Iacs; No. s,s Z street. n.sh
hs right 70 reject All or any Of the estimates deemed
WIN. ADAMS. ComnisSsasr Of Repairs and Supplies
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
Public nctss Is hereby yn h. the following r.sglu
To fence vacant ots Seventeenth street and
@ Dsrsss % and nsSa Ss
Gag side walk north side Twenty street bstween
nna 70 Dag four feet through
TO fence vacant lots south corner Twenty
street All Interested having objections tersto
At before the ssSsi day q June newt
CTREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
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GUNNER BOARD-THE PAVILION, NEW RO-
~ ehele-Pleasant and convenient both in apartments
and oestionh1s few disengaged, suitable
families single PERSONS The establishment includes
htfu garden and ample facilities afforded for enjoy
ing the bathing, fishing &C., of this fashionable retreat
References. Z. Frink Esq, 10 Park place.
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nR. JOHNSON, Is DUANE 81, WILL rORYEIT Soes +,
His practice. Of e year. st his present. cia.s y N.
contract disease apply Dr. with tho certainty u
having their properly treated perfect oure u ~
eharge,
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n gives his attention to the confidential treatment Of
private Diseases Strangers appsed that he has had
experience ia Europe and America in curing this clsss
Of diseases by method recently introduced Paris
he is enabled by single application to arrest the disease
when rccent and protracted half cured and dcu
are ehecuay we'd in short time by and
combination Of remedies lately into practice by
the French His Office Is No. IL street,
Broadway the Museum. parate are
Entrance through the entry.
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HALL, sCHooLEY's MOUNTAIN
- Springs, NJ will reopen for the reception of vsters
the lst Of June Every endeavor will be excrted in
for the Hall the distinguished patronage Of previous
From the engagements the bids fair
20 be unusually gay Ample for summer ira
vel to these springs will be made by the different rail
road lines and fully advertised Present time of leaving
New York, A. NJ Ticket Office, foot of Cortand street
A. HINCHMAN
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CORPoRATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
~ hereby given to the occupant
pants all houses and improved lands
affected thereby that the following have
the Bureau Of for examination all persons
interested, For regulating and grading Foruysxth
street, between Fifth and Seventh The limits
embraced by such include all the several houses
and lots Of ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
situated both sides Of street. between Fifth
fected by the above named assessments and who
posed to the either Of them requested to
sent their objections in writing the undersigned at their
Office No Hall Of Records within thirty days from the
SAMUEL II. DE MOTT, }
FRANCIS NICHOLSON, : Assessors
ISAAC WIN. SMITH.
Once Bureau Of Assessments, Street Department Nay
20, 1852.
CORPORATION NOTICE--PUBLIC NOTICE IS
~ hereby given that petition has bean presented in che
Board Of Aldermen for in Fifth street from
Bowery to Avenue and resolution for the extension of
the in Second to the Bowery All persons
terested in the having objections thereto
to present the in writing to the Contract Clerk this
Office, before June 7th. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Croton Aqneduet Department.
Croton Aqueduct Dept lRotunda] Park, May 2S 1852.
rROToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To CON-
~ tractors-Sealed proposals. endorsed Proposals for
building sewer in Twenty fifth street. will be received at
the Office of the Croton Aqueduct Department (Rotunia
Park until Monday the eth day of June. 1852 at o'clock
+. NJ build with the receiving basins
and culvert in Twenty fifth street. from
to Third being in length about 423 feet The
plan Of the specifications for the building of the
and all other relating thereto he OBJ
tanned application 60 the Contract Clerk at this Office
NICHOLAS DEAN
President Of the Croton Aqueduct Department.
New York. rs, 1859.
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N r. MORRISON, 2O41s FULTON STREET CONTINUH0
to be eensulted all diseases of private nature
usong in his special enables him
treat syphilis and sexual debility with unsquned
His office hours from A. N. TO p. NJ. (Sundaya
excepted At which times his cid friends and PATIENTS
and I'LL others desiring TO be skuly and justly treated
may call him with confidence.
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EoR sAYANNAH.-UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
Il Tho new and superior steamship ALABAMA, c. ID.
Ludlow, Captain will leave on Saturday, May 10Th at
SAMUEL l., MiTCHiLI, No III Front street.
The Florida, Thomas Lyss Captalu will leave on Satur
day. June B. For speed strength atoms and
fare, these ships have supcriors on the ocean.
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CEA BATHING AT ROsKAWAY, l.. 1.-THE PAvI-
~ lion Hotel will open the 10Th June for the
eepon of vitsrs Cars leave the South Ferry brooklyn,
-~sl-k Eelas n
whore will be readiness convey visfters Tho
house. Any communication for nae, left with Ogden
6mith 63 Front street. New York. will meet with prompt
attention. J. NJ BRIN rNALL.
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40 GOO TO LOAN. AT SIX AND HALF PER
$50 600 TO loan in TO suit applicants For sale some
splendid city Houses elegant country Seats and
tul Farms. on the most reasonable terms.
RODERICK LAWRENCE rs Nassau strcst
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nR CONvERS' INvIGORAT1NG CoRDIAL-THE
- great remedy of the age.-No medical man has
compounded medicine which has effected suoh beneficial
results this Scores of men, who had snoranty
injured themselves bghed their future prospects by
have been restored by this potent remedy
suited and the cordial obtained 81 bote thrcs bottles
to the country post paid Also Is Cham
hers street. 4S3 Broadway, and III Bowery.
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L
~ New Orleans, via Hayana,-The splendid steamship
EMPIRE CITY, eco TONS John Leeds, ander, vii
sail from the pier at foot Of Warren street r. on We'd
passage to Havana and New Orleans thew
Ladies Saloon Berths SO; After do do s7O Forward do
do. $50; Storage, $50 Specie only taken freight
to Havana Freight taken to New Orleans at 40 cents
themselves with the Companys bills Of adns which
he had application at the Office other form will be
signed. No bills Of adng signed after the ship has sailed
Tor freight or passage, apply to NJ. o. ROBERTS,
III W est street. corner of Warren.
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~ meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
Only through line for Cafornia and Oregon, Aspnwa
Navy Bay Great reduction for Storage
splendid United States mail steamship CRESCENT CITY,
1900 tons, Henry Wudle. Commander will be despatched
on Saturday, June at oelSek presley fer Aspinwn
Leeds Commander carrying the United States mails will
also be dispatched transferring her at Havana
to the steamer Philadelphia for Asp wall Wednesday,
June at 2P NJ from pier at foot Of Warren street,
Lower Aft and Forward Saloon, do S55; Second Cabin
Standees S45 Storage S5 Passengers will be landed at
mus at the passengers expense The Pacific Mail Steamship
Company under present arrangements always have at
Panama steamships inspected and received by
for transporting the regular California and Oregon mails.
immediately their arrival at Panama and persons
curing through passage by the United States mail steamers
tronNew York have preference board
Rates of fare from Panama TO San Francisco the most
favorable terms. For reipht appyt CHARLES
A. HITNEY, Mt the Office of the companies, 1T West
street, corner of Warren, New York.
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NOR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG, AND RICHMOND,
u s. mail steamehip ROANOKE, Lewis Parrish,
COMMANDER will sail from pier IL, North River the
asoys named ports on Saturday next, at oel9ck Y
sage and fare to Richmond and Petersburg $40 Bins
adng signed only board For freight apply board;
anu Tor passage, to LUDLAM a. PLEASANTS,