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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-27
ID OCULAR MAIL LINE, via Stoning-

Nv ton, for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-BED-
FORD and TAUNTON.-The steamers C. VANDERBILT
and COMMODORE, OF this line, now run regularly a.
heretofore alternately leaving Pier No North River first
wharf above Batterypsee daily Sundays excepted at
5PM and stonington at O'Clock M arrival OF the
mail train, which leaves Boston at $50 PM
The steamer PERRY leaves Providence for Newport,
daily except Sundays at AM and IN. New Bedford
Taunton passengers proceed Immediately on the arrival
of the mail train at Mansfield.
For freight passage, apply at the Office, No 10 Battery
place, or on board the boats.
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Excursions.
An INDEPENDENT and HAPPY

al ~ DEF E4NDEN anu Lfnt
IN LIFE. excursion 70 LAKELAND BY the Long
ssDd Railroad the 18th ins-For sale cheap FARMS OF
tp pleasantly situated the new village OF
Lakeland sdOning the Lspg Island H. where all the ne
Of lite can be raised and surplus sufficient pro-
cure such articles may be desired crafty the taste or
sdd enjoyment Of life The situation Of these Farms are
% beautiful and the climate mild ar healthy, that
from eli parts Of the United States attracted to this place
for the pt rpose CT maknp Investments and locating them
happy independent life More than two hur dred have
purchased here within very short time. Several have al
ave cultivatpg the SOIL and the crops which grow
log will show the strength Of the soil and its capsbty OF
producing all the articles raised In the vicinity OF
New-Yofk Terms Of payment made easy and sccommo-
dating for purchasers. Apply 10 CHARLES WOOD, No;
200 Broadway, where Of the property may be mad
GRATIS Excursion train starts from Atlantic Brooklyn,
on the 2sth inst at A. M and p NJ. Tickets
lakeland or will be good 70 for the two succeeding
DAYS.
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM

III
MAIL STEAMSHIP SoMPANYG;ao2l} through us Y; s
MAI Line 81 o sS Of s @
raj the United States Mail Steamers With the great Cafor
mia and Oregon Ms to be dispatched on the 5h and
Orleans on the sth and I'D When these dates occur on
sundsx the sailing 70 be gostpe ned until the Monday follow.
'"n' TSiT H:BN STATES It NAIL STEAMSHIP Co
The following s list Of the steamships belonging to this
ToRGiA......s,OO 900 tuns CREsCT CITY. 500 tuna
ILLINOIS sSns PHiIaDELPHXiiCot aas
EMPIRE CITY 1000 suns Ell DORADO. 81 800 tuns
Leaving Nsw.Yok for Asplnwa the 9Th and 10th Of
The ne steamship Ell DORADO and the FALCON viii
form direct line between New-oreans and Aspiuwsl,
leaving the 18th and I'D Of each month and forming with
ss s sns Sps IN Isxoo California aud Oregon passage
froa New-Orleans can DO secured from ARMSTRONG,
HARRIS CO. AGENTS at that place: u,
TIE RATES FROM NETWORK To AsPISwALL WILL BIZ
Ladies' Saloon State Rooms.
Lower AT and Forward Saloon State Rooms. %
are landed the railroad depot Aspnwa free
Of expense The railroad being In operation and cars run
nns over half the distance from Aspinwa to Panama the
trsrs Of the Ishmus may be performed In nom eighteen
10 twenty -four hous-the expense which varies from SO 70
w. 70 PAC CIIIs NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The public nfome that undeI the new ~.
of this Company Steamers inspected and approved ey the
Navy Department commanded by Navy OnicerS and carly
Ing the u Mails will hereafter leave fsnanls imme-
dstey the arrival Of the Atlantic Mails and san rran
sco the LIST and 18Th days OF each month"; and VIII 'ooes
o. Acapulco.
reserve Boat viii be kept each end OF the route to
cover accidenta
The following Steam Pscksn belonging % the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, nov On the fseinc, one @
which will be always in port At each end Of the route
GOLDEN GATE. 500 tuns COLUMBIA 300 tunf.
TENNESSEE -. 500 tuns CONSTITUTIONS 800 tuna
EORTHERNER-. !, 200 tans ANTELOPE.......15o tuna
REPUBLIC ,2otuns CAROLINA ..... 800 tuna.
OREGON os.s tuna ACCOMPLISHMENTS 500 tuna
PANAMA lo67tuns lISTHMUS 800 tuna.
FREMONT. eco tuna
The new Steamship COLUMBIA will ply between San
Francisco and ports In Oregon awaiting st the former port
the arrivals OF the mails and Passengers Panama and
turning without delay with the mails and passengers for the
Steamer from ssn Francisco Persons securing through
psssage b United States Mail Steamers from NewYok
have preference of sccommcdacn board the Psshs Mall
6tsaneu
Rstss Of fare from Panama TO San Francisco the mo
favorable terms
regular hne Of Propeen win be kept up FOR the sns
portstan Of freight and transient Passengers berween Pan.
una and ssn Francisco One Of the above Steamers VIII
keep no the connection between Acapulco and other Mex-
s.n pots Each passenger 10 allowed $50 foa personal
ssse free not exceeding In measurement 10 cubic ,eet
nom Panama 70 an Francisco az the rate OF 800 per sus
s0f Hsisn' % page sPP IN SRLEs A. WHITNEY,
~ tho once Of the Companies No III Wsss7 sornsf O
Warren, NewYork.
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SUPREME COURT-Ia the nattss 81 thssH:

SUPREME COURT-Ia the natter 81 theeH:
~ psestes sf Ne nssos, Ahss.ss 81 60 g
Sst. lssss = srufvssisf sQtiEE, 3 - sss.s.ssS
Assessments 10 ne dove hesssy 5000 g.sSs
% The rssuirsnsuts Of he LGh.Ns 81 -
sts Of Nsw Yoh spufsd "As snspi - set s.esise
so one a.. as g. 49, ~ .o De Ct ssi :x
A 70 snesd sntt,sd rssuos % Ne Ccbses
Asssssnsnfs ana and Coaay II ss1 20
o.hsr sse..s. p.''ss Nay H. .t" n..s.s ~ iss ~
improved or unprvveS lands saecssd AsveAy. haa t<1
Ss. oozsi.,ss 1sr sm.as.d Esansss ..A Asss.ssse
In the eeo mattel And TAI az psro ssss sssss -
objections vrfne 20 DkLAftBLD omIfk,
Chairman Of the sad Comnassoosc 81 h eocs IA -
ssss o III. bacs And hns embraced ~ he snssAs1
foows that 10 say gs
ns situate bne and bang an u ieh an tn
kas Of rhird av the sothsb sSs q sA ssl
the soatsy SIDE Of Gshhst also The eoek 70 he 40 Werd
bounded ~ Aorpiacs sevsnthst fhrssv an1 ne 1sv~ys
Seventh dsy and The Bossui and also al Tie rsss
parcels 5na rounns The vsstsr1 kns o. sSs Of ~
so~e e-esn the soubsFS hne sds q Aston place sn bs
37e Ro~sy lad %, anS se-snsted The damage 49,
osneht maps used T The ssid ConmisIonsn, 90 ~ -
sofessd 10 the sue-t Comnissoosrs s&cs q The Gig u
NE .nsoesd Report and the original Report The above sssd
natter VII Be ps.ensd the Supreme Of Il View
~. y. 49,, s ts,n q tie cad cesr. to ss hslt e s CO
1855 and that there .oou tsrsssv - coauss ca
b s,srd poeOs w - ,.. .s ssssSss Rspo ssS ore
elemental costs ehsrses sad s.ssrssms.,. .su,S s go.
the poceedrs the above en,t.S nate, IN \. ~. 4, a.
Ron Ssnu 70 -, s y. ssg.sm. cour cAsnssn o. is
Yorl the CIV Hall Of ca Of ss- Ys,s o. ~ -
July ScS st o'clock N tho 8sv Va
1855 IALHM } wArHRs,
:. DELAFlELB sNrTA,t
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERB-Tbs shipr

composing this line are the following:
ATLANTIC Capt West PACIFIC, Capt NJs
ARCTIC, Capt Luce, BALTIC, Capt. Comstosk
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
Yhese ships have been built BY contract expressly r eov
eminent service Every has been taken In their
struoton also In their Engines to insure strength snt
speed, and their accommodations for passengers
sused for elegance and comfort Price Of passage from
Hew-Yok 70 Liverpool In r-elsss cabin tl2O In second
Co. so; exclusive OF extra size ateroona $500 from
liverpool 10 New-York $50 and $40 An experienced
esos attached each ship No berth secured until psa
PROPOSED DATTg OF SAILING.
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CuPREME COURT.-yames Earl against wa.

- cook-summons 6r non-y demand 90 coatrae-C Com
tct SER TO WILLIAM COOK, Defendant: You hereby
summoned and required the complaint s his acton,
which f5 tie oce Of the Clerk Of the CITY and County OF
CITY Hal Of the CITY Of New fork 90 the h day
july and " answer % Tie snd com
plant s.b.bers their Office No. u Wal ~ The City
sy1sys Of the day Of such sess and you "a. 70 an
the sad within the time sores.sd me ih
Dollar with interest az the eent from
the Ib dsy OF Ja thsassrd s hundred and Ay two
h..,5s- IN, ooet. az hi. sc.on- Dstse JAY ~. s6a.
fiyaolswevTal SMITH & WOODWARD, Psistf sAttsrreys
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VANDERBILT LINE for SAN

V FRANCIsCO-The Shortest and Cheapest Route
And only Line giving Tickets for Crossing the Isthmus
The fsvorte double-engne steamship PRoMETdEUS,
I,s0e tIns win leave from Pier No North River, ct
San juan del Norts direct connecting with the Pacihe
stesmer the Nicaragua Transit Route, having but IL
miles Of land transportation These steamers have unsur-
paaed accommodations with superior ventilation, and
passengers 20 through without any desy the Pacific
steamer being aiting arr the las crossing from Virgin
Bay occupying only one day This route offers superior i'd
vsntsses families going California II being the only one
by which always under the charge OF officers
attached Line and this time much healthy
and comfortable than BY other For inona ion pas
at the lowest rates apply only at the oce No Bat
terry place. up stsira TO ID. 3. ALLEN. Agent
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NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to MA

NEW and DIRECT ROUTE to MA
IN CARA FALLS-Opening Of the ROCHESTER,,
LOCKPORT and NIAGARA FALLS RAILROA0.-ThA
new and beautiful line OF road will be opened the travel
Ing public "Wednesday. June So 1852 at which time Pas
sengers trains will commence running a. follows
LIST Train Express, Leaves Rochester at $50 A. ~
I'd Accommodation $50
Sd Way Express, 52oPM
Arriving at Niagara Falls az $50 A. M and l30 and M
LIST rsinWay Express leaves Niagara Falls at Tl5A NJ
I'd Accommodation, $50
"a Express 500
Connectine both ways with the regular Trains the Al
bsny and Roche Railroads. - -
Passengers by this Route, leaving Albany BY M
Train will reach Rochester at $50 have nearly an
hour for breakfast and arrive at Niagara Falls at $50 AN
or leaving Albany at 100 NJ will reach Rochester In
sP Returning leaving the Falls by sithe Of
the Express Trains will reach Albany NewYork or Boston,
Twelve Hours In advance Of any other line.
by this Route will take the Cars the right at
the Rochester Depot. WARREN COLbURN, supe
Rochester. June "a, 1852.
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STEAMBOATS, an6 RAILROADS..

A LBANY, TROY and LEBANON
IN SPRINGS.-The cars of the NETWORK and II AR
LEM RAILROAD leave the City Hall Station, Hew-York
Dsily Sun5ays excepted) at 10 o'clock, NJ Mail Train
to Chatham -Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad
for Albany and Troy Lebanon Springs Pittsfed Spring
field and other intermediate Stations
Ats O'clock p. NJ Accommodation Train to Chatham
-Four Corners connecting with Western Railroad going East
II Passer gers for Lebanon SpIings will take the 10
o'clock A. NJ Train to Chatham Western Railroad TO
Canaan and Stage Lebanon arriving early the same after
noon. NJ. SLOAT, Superintendent
Ea-n %
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Ocean Cleaners, Sc.

A USTRALIA, AUSTRALIA.-Regu-
IN lar line of Packets for Pert Philip and Sydney The
subscribers will dispatch the fassang and svote Packet
MADISON the ls of August 1.-THE above vessel lie COM
handed by experienced master who has been many yean
In the Australian rsde the accommodations are superior TO
any ship in port having large and small state rooms
well adapted for families single persons Those embark
ing for the gold regions should make early applications
10 secure berths Ia number being already engagsd For
freight passage apply pier No % East River or %
BUTLER BROTHERS, Australian Packet Office. No l6s
and llS Soutb-st.
NB-The tariff Of duties goods imported into Austrs
ha can be seen az the office OF the subscribers
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NJ EW YORK and NEW-HAVEN
i RAILROAD.-SUMMERA ARRANGEMENT. Msy

-
ls52Trsns out Of New leave corner Of Canal
st. and Broadway.
Accommodations AND sPEcrAL-At and Il.So A. n,
AIS Express Stamford and Norwak and stopping all
Stations beyond and $50 NJ, through TO New Haven
At $50 p H. for Norwalk-at 50 AN. and $50 PM for
Port Chester The lS0 AN In connection with Train
from New Haven 20 Hartford and Springfield and with
Train over the Canal Road
EXPRESS TRAINS for New Haven, Hartford Springfield,
Boston, Connecticut River and Vermont Railroads 70 Os
densburgh and MontTea-At AN stopping at Stamford
and Bridgeport connecting with the Houssonc and Nangs
tuck Railroads at Bridgeport and Canal Railroad ct Nav
Haven and 1t $50 M stopping at Stamford Norwsk ani
Bridgeport connecting with Housaonie and Narsatusk
Railroads at Bridgeport
TRAINS INTO acknowledgements and speeisl-
At $780, T. and 935 AM, and 40 M through from New
Haven. At AN. from Norwalk-at $50 AM and S.b
PM um Port Chester The IS A. NJ receives passengers
nom Springfield and Hartford and Canal Railroads at New
Haven The 40 NJ receives passenger from Hartford and
Springfield Railroads
EXPRESS TRAINS leave New-Hsven arrival OF Trains
from Boston, ct LIS and $50 PM- stopping at BRIDGEPORT
Norwalk and Stamford y leaving Boston Of NJ, ana
a45PM.
See large bill advertisement At the station House and
principal Hotels GEO. w. WHISTLER ia,
Superintendent.
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NOR AUSTRALIA-CLIPPER LINE

IT. - irst and only Regular Packet The SPLENDID !,
entirely new clipper ship WILLIAM FROrHlNGHAM,
1870 tuns burden Y. Tucker master, viii succeed the
Magnolia on her first voyage, and sail tor Fort fhlip
ard Sidney direct on Goth August This beautiful clipper
ship IVES bu FOR the California and China trade and I'M
eQual,d BY any vessel up for Australia Her accom-
mod1tons spacious light and airy and peculiarly adsp-
ted for the convent sncs Of families.
An experienced SUI accomp snies this ship
u confidently expected that she will axe the passage
inside Of 80 days.
For freight pssssse for which early application should
be made, apply TO
W. 7. DAGAU, No. % Froutst,
RUSSELL MORTON, No 81 0ld-shp
ELLIOT, ARKELL 4 Co No. l46 Pesrl.st.
The Clipper ship ASCUTNA will succeed the w. Froth.
Ing and sail 18th September.
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-. Of the Of the sss or the R>s Estzts Of
MS ZIG ate II he Of New York DECEASED intsssts
ts made snSsr order Of Tie saosais ne Cosny o. ssv
Yart hx J.e- re the administrator Of all acc Singular the
sds rhse and credits OF the said nrstste vh Be divided
d. "a among the creditors Of the sad ntsts n pro
non 10 their tebs according 20 law al the Surro
s.t-. Ofcs Of New f0rs, ts sevsnth day Sep
tsmbef Bex oek the ereaoon Of that a-Dasa tha
VII Say OF Jane jyi A. w. BRADFORD surrosats
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DTTTSTON COAL.-The Pennsylvania
Coal Company Il prepared to deliver to families In
any part Of this city Brooklyn and Wamsburgh from Ia
Canal Boats and several yards the various rzes OF Ia
Ptstop Coal which 10 superior Anthracite for domestic use
Apply the yards corner Of l4th st and 9h-sv West,
sear Morton at the foot OF Govemeurs East River foot OF
North Oth-st, WIamsburgh; foot Of Golds, Brooklyn,
or at the Office Of the Company corner OF Broadway ana
Wast The Coal viii be delivered at 81 IS per tun, Of
1900 lbs from the Canal Bosta and at ~ u rsseresnss
ffur the yards
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CUPREME COURT.-sarah Buckln, by her

SUPREME COURT.-Sareh bucklin, by her
NOnext friend Thomas White, John BuckLn-fo JOHN
BUCkAN You hereby and required answer the
acton, which fled Office oths Cisrh Of
County ofNswYoh City HAHN the City Of
the 80 day Of May 1852 and TO Of answe 20 the
said complaint the subscriber bis ONCE No 10 Nassau street,
City New fok within days after the service Of this
exclusive Of the day OF such and h 10
ii said complaint within time Aforesaid the papsn
viii apply the Court for the relief dsmsndsda the
jsssis.ssTus A. L. PHSEY. PIsinuas Aiorusy.
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Stages will be In readiness 70 convey the passensesto u
parts Of the country. N B.-Por information sppyto
BESSON 4 BROWER, No. Isl Westst
N.B-The EDWIN LEWIS will on SUNDAYS TO
KEYPORT and FORT HAMILTON leaving Robnson-st-
Pier r., at A. M and Keyport st z. M touching at
Fot Hamilton each way Fare TO Report Is cents Fort
Hamilton Ia cents
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CCHOOLEY,S MOUNTAIN.-The

~ best route from New-York is via New-Hsmpton,
twice daily, by Central Railroad Of New Jersey. Ony ten
miles by stage and good road On and after July I'D
leave BY steamer RED JACKET, from Pier No. !, N. r.
at NJ and r. Nj. Fare 81 2i Through in y hours.
FOR tickets or further information apply at HOPES TX.
press Offce, No. n Broadway, on board the boat
~ Hopes Express runs In connection with this line
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DXCURSIONS for JULY, 1852, for

Ia SHREWSBURY, LONG BRANCH, OCEAN
HOUSE. UiGHLAND HOUSE, PORT WASHINGTON
MOUNTS and BROWNS DOCK tMiddletownl and the
intermediate places when practicable, and RED
The new elegant and commodous steamer GOLDEN
GATE Capt Foreman White viii leave New-York foot OF
Robinson st North River), 81 follows:
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Umpire CITY LINE-For SAN
IN FRANCISCO, via AsPINWALL direct and SAN
JUAa.-Ths splendid double engine steamship SIERRA
NEVADA, 1900 tuns burden, Dayton Wilson Esq-
Commander will leave for ASPINWALL direct on
THURSDAY 18th day OF August from her dock, Pier No.
3NR For freisht OF passage, apply to
J. HOWARD l. SON, Agents No. "a Br sdwsy.
This steamer has unsurpassed accommodations, and Is
uDeoualed in VENT alton.
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RAuROAp.-NEw-

In YORK and PHILADELPHIA direct U. g. MAIL
and EXPRESS LTNES-Throueh In " houn-Hsw-Jerssy
Rsrosd via Jersey City leaving NewYort st A. M soot
On Court.ndt-st NJ and s, r. NJ Liberty-st Leaves
Phsdelphis at lz} and A NJ and 81 r. n nom foot Of
wslnuth Fare reduced TO y for hteiss and " 80 fs
pecOad-class -
BALTIMORE, WASHINGTON and CHARLESTON
through tickets cold IN the above lines and through oaseass
vith hrouRh condrctDrr
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NTEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

IN Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-r. - folows:
ExPREss TRAIN t6t for Dunkirk, connecting with
hrstess. steamboats, for Cleveland ssndusky Toledo and
Monroe and railroads 20 Cincinnati and Chicago
MAIL TRAIN at 8 A NJ for ali stations
WAY TRAIN at 81 =. ~, via Piemont, for Delaware
WAy TRAIN 81 a P. NJ, via jersey City Tor Delaware
NIeHT EXPRESS TRAIN at p. NJ 'br Dunkirk. connect
ing with htcla seambosf for Detroit direct connecting
with Express Train for Chicago.
EMeRAsT TRArs ct 2: NJ via Piermont
CHAS. MlN0r, Superintendent
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+ United STATES MAIL STEAM

" bHlP COMPANY, connecting with the PACIFIC
MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Only through u. 8.
Mail Line for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, via AspinwaD
and Panama splendid and double engine u. s.
Mail Steamship OHIO unequaed In her Accommodations,
600 tuns burden Fndley Schepck, UsN Commander,
win sail THURSDAY, Aug at O'Clock M precisely,
from pier at foot Of Wsrrenst. North River The Pacific
Mail Steamship Companys magnificent steamer TENNES-
SEE will he In readiness at Panama 70 receive the Ohos
mails sn6passengers and ssil Immediately hr sss Fran
isco No efforts will be spared the part Of the Companies
10 send their through with expedition and comfort
BATES OF FARE TO AsPiNwALL:
Ladies' Saloon. State Room.
Lower An and Forward Saloon, do.............. 80
cecond cabin standees.
Passengers viii be landed at the Railroad wharf, Aspin'
wall free Transit Of the Isthmus, at the psssenger ex
pense Persons securing through By the United
States Mail Steamers from NewYork have preference OF
accommodation on board the Pacific Mail Steamers.
Rates Of fare from Panama TO San Francisco the most
favorable terms. For freight or passage apply 70
CHARLES A. WHITNEY, at the Office OF the Coa
No. III West ct. corner Of Warren. N. 7.
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THE BRITISH and NORTH AMERI-

II CAN ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS between NEW.
YORK and LIVERPOOL, direct; and between BOSTON
and LIVERPOOL-The Boston ships only calling ct Hall
fax 10 land and receive mails aud passengers.
ARABIA, Capt -, AFRICA, Harrison,
PERSIA Capt - EUROPA L. g. Lott
ASIA c. H. (. JudkinA NIAGARA, J. Stone,
AMERICA. N. Shannon, CANADA, Lang.
CAMBRIA, j. Leitcb,
These carry white at mast head green
on stnrboard bow, red port bow.
ASIA. Judkins, frsm NETWORK, Wednesday, July 70
AMERICA, Shannon, from BOSTON Wednesday, Aug. 4
EUROPA, Lott, from NETWORK, Wednesday, Aug. IL
NIAGARA, Stone Il ON BOSTON, Wednesday, Aug. H.
AFRICA, Harrison, fm NETWORK, Wednesday Aug %
CANADA, Lang, ffom BOSTON, Wednesday, Sept. l.
ASIA Judkns, from NETWORK, Wednesday, Sept 8.
AMERICA, Shannon, FIN. BOSTON Wednesday, Sept 10.
EUROPA, Lott from NETWORK, Wednesday Sept. Y.
Passage from New-York Boston 70 Hverpool-Firh
,abin, $l20; second cabin, SO
Berths not secured until paid FOR.
Freight viii be charged specie Beyond amount Tor
persOnsl expenses.
An experienced Surgeon on board.
~ All letters and newspapers muH pass through the
Post Office For freight passage apply TO
L. CUNARD, No Bowling Green
~ French, German, and other Foreisn Goods, receve5
brought In with British Ooods Through bills
oflading are given In Havre for Nev-York
WATcHEaBy order Of the British Treasury, watches OF
foreign manufacture, bearing the marks OF English
manufacturers viii be hereafter admitted In England In tran.
tu for the United States and other countries In cone
9uence Of which French and Swiss watches be shipped
Hevre for NewYork Boston, via Liverpool without
mourning the risk heretofore Of being seized by the Eng
lsh Custom House.
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CTEAMBOAT ARMENIA, for

- PouGHKEEPsIE Neveu,h Cos.1e .vsSy .nsrnoos
Cornwall and Milton from foot OF Jsy,s Sye.y 49,.
morning II osoei, sSrdsy sIeepssd Meals served %
bosra
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW-YORK
- and GLAsGOW.-The Glasgow and New-York stea n
ship Companys powerful new Steamship GLASGOW, l962
tuns and 400 horse power Robert Craig Commander viii
sail from NewYork for glasgow SATURDAY, the 18th
Of August next at II o'clock, noon.
First Cabin, (Saloon State Rooms) ............$eo
First Cabin, tsiidship State Rooms). rs
6econd Cabin. .......................... ~
Stewards fee included.
Appiv TO J. McSYMON. No So Broadway
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EOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
In Mail steamship ARCTIC, Captain James c. Luce
fhs win depart with the u g. Mails for Europe
positively on SATURDAY, Aug al ~ O'Clock M frou
So FOR freight passage having unequssd seconmods
tons for elegance and comfort, apply 20
EDW. K. COLLINS CO. No. 50 Wallis.
fhe steamship PACIFIC viii succeed The ARCTIC,
and ssh August n, 1881
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NOR ALBANY, 81; POUGHKEEP-

IL Sic, so CTsf HUDSON IS CrS-The new and ele.
rent ste amer FRANCIS sKIDDY will leave her dock foot
OF Jay-st At o'clock NJ Monday Wednesday and FIJI
day for Albany, landing at West Point Hewbugh Pough
keepsie Hyde Park Kingston Bristol, Catski and Hudson
Returning leaves Albany Tuesday Thursday and Saturday
at the same hour, making the landings as above B.
Under no circumstances will any Of the above landings be
passed. JAMES MCCULLOUGH, Agent No l59 Frontst