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TEsTIMoNIAL TO CAPTAIN sEYMoUR-wE Pun
1 lish below correspondence between the attaches
Of Sanfords Independent and Capt Seymour the
for San Francisco in the Georgia 9TH to take com
mand OF the steamer Senator running between San Fran
Capt. Samuel Seymour-Dear sir-We, the attaches Of
sanfords Independent Line, and others yonr personal
friends have learned with unfegned regret
with il from its commencement
and to zeal ability and assiduou duty
and confidence it holds in the public etmation pro-
We cannot permit you then to dissolve this connection
without offering some testimonial alike Of our
feelings haa ea ers and
have therefore, caused TO be prepared the acoompa
Your well earned success here leads anticipate for
you in the new sphere TO which called
faithful performance Of duty.
That these antispaoas may be fully realized is the de-
John H Copes John Curtis E; Littleohn, jacob John
dice C. W Brush John English H. F. Perry y" New Yor
Steamer pelaware-Chares Q. Clark W. Wallace Clark
II. Womelsdorf David Scott James N snowden samuel n
low JOHN West Col Jas Wallace a Burr WHICH sp
Capt. s. Tatem, Philadelphia.
Gentlemen your communication yesterday and the ec-
cant testimonial H. have been Only ,eessd scarcely know
much to are the Feelings %Ss
indeed proud %s sEs hour Of my
departure to know that the humble abilities to which
ciated by have my faithful co laborsrs
shall never look on this beautiful monitor of passing
you gentlemen that in the distant sphere Of du
ties to which am called it will be my constant endeavor
realize the bright you formed and SO fat.
TERN ely expressed in regard TO the future
Be pleased TO accept and all my warmest wishes for
your health, prosperity and happiness.
DehsV' ms yours very A tHly' sEvvorp
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(IORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE.
BY given, to the owner or owners occupant oeeu-
pants Of all houses and lots improved
Affected thereby that the following have
by the Assessors and lodged in the oco of
the Bureau OF Assessments for by all
stsrested viz FOR building sever in Troy street from
such assessment include all the several houses and lots
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels ofand situated
both sides Of Troy street. from West street to Greenwich
Avenne on the side Of West street 50 feet 10 inches
street ~ 10 inches north and south of Troy street.
both sides Of Greenwich street M feet north and south Of
Troy street. both sides Of Hudson street "a feet
osrth and south Of Troy sides Eighth
l6 feet 5nches north and south Of Troy street.
tides Of Fourth street M feet inches north and south
Troy street. beth sides Of Twelfth Greenwich
to seventh avenue and the side Of Green
.ch avenue between Seventh avenue and Twelfth street
All persons whose interests affected by the
assessments and who opposed 80 the either
hem are requested to their objections in writing
to the undersigned at their Office, No. Hall of Records
within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE Assessors.
CHARLES McNIELL>
Office Bureau Of Assessments Street Department, April
q
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Hancock arrived yesterday, beg to acknowledge the
ind and gentlemanly treatment received
r. r Gehrist during the voyage from Liverpool to New
York Also the kindness OF officers and crew; would
recommend all their friends who purpose coming
secure the same conveyance the sailing qualities and
management Of the ship believe to be second 70
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DAY TONPKINS GENERAL LAND AGENT COR
IL Of hctta and Griaen streets few steps from the
ferry Staten Island will attend 20 tho
chase and sale estate collect rents claims
procure money upon bond and sc, &c. Houoos
and farms let MI orders and
left with j. r. TATEh, No 5Nsesau street will he prompt
ly ATTENDED &c,
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CORPORATION NOTICES.


CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
gwen that petition has been presented 70 The Board
Assistant Aldermen for sewer In Allen street, from
srested in the above having thereto are
ested present the In writing 70 the Contract
CLERK, 1t tins once, or before May lsn5
Croton Aqusduet Department, April ~ 1888
fyRoToN AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO MAsONs.-
~ Sealed will be received at the ocs Of the Gro
ten AquedIst Department Rotsnda Park) until Monday,
the I'd day Of 1883 at IL to BALD sewer with the
from avenue TO G. Tho plan Of the and specifsa
sions building Of the same and all ether
ssting thereto be obtained Application to the Wa
Yer Purveyor, ut this once. NICHOLAS DEAN,
President OF the Croton Aqueduet Department
New York April e. 1853
1yORPORATIoN NOTICE-PUBIIC NOTICE IS HERE.
" by given to the
all and lots improved unimproved lands
thereby that the following Dom
the and lodged In the the Bureau
for by all persons interested vis
For building sewer in Duane street. In City
Hall place point Chatham STREET The limits
by such assessment include all the and
ground vacant lots pieces and parcels land on
both sides ofDuaps street. from City Hall place Chatham
street. All persons whose interests by above
named assessments and who opposed same or
her Of them are requested to their objections
writing to the at their ONCE No Hall Of Re
cords, within thirty days from the Of this notice
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL,
o. 1858. -
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TYeIAsr1KA-A SPEEDY AMP Curtain cyHs

NJ LARNoNT PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON, NO.
~ Reade street corner of Broadway. Once horrs,
,sundays excepted from IL, morning, TIL 81 Anat W
tyeLEn
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CTEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Cmpany's new
crag sSmm MAJ DEF viii sail from Classy saturday
day May 2s Mt u O'clock at noon First abin saloon
state roomsJ 500 do. do. midshp do 49, cabin
MoSYMON aRrnadwav
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ENOR LIyKRPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL sTEAN
- ahip PACIFIC, Captain Esra Nye.-Ths steamship
depart With the United States mss for Europe post
berth, 81 the foot Of Canal street. " ~ ~
For freight or passage. having unsquasd aeeommoda
0ens Tor elegance comfort, apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS Co, No. So Wall st.
Passengers are requested TO be board ct lIs A. NJ
The steamship Baltic will succeed the PaeEe and sail
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CORPORATION n 0TICE-PUBLICN NOTICE is HERE
by given TO the or owners occupant OF occupants
Of all houses arr lots, improved unimproyea lands ST
scsd thereby that the following Assessments have boon
completed by the Assessors and lodged in the Off Of
ste Bureau Of Agreements for examination by all
Interested viz For we'll and pump in Fifty seventh
street between Broadway and Seventh The limits
embraced by such assessment include all the several houses
lots ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land
situated both sds Of Fifty seventh from Broad
way 20 Seventh avenue, tue vest eide Of seventh
avenue, hundred feet FIVE inches north and south
street and the east side Of Broad way,
feet and south Of Fifty seventh street All per
whose interests affected by the above named
r.smens and who opposed 20 the same either of
thsm requested TO present their objections writing
The underfignod at their office No Hall Of Records
ssihjn thirty days from the date of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE {Assessor.
CHARLES MCNEIL }
C6oe Eurttn Of AW,ssGepts, Street Department April
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

ADAMS 4 CO.'S SPECIAL CALIFORNIA EXPRESS,
"A per steamer Uncle Sam, on Thursday, May oth. In
despatch special by the splendid fast sailing
steamer Uncle Sam, for Aspinwal Navy Bay, direct ou
mesepar SHIPPERS viii please send in their freight early
10 '''0N Us '"' '0' casing ADAMS CO.. 50 Broadway
DERFORD & CO., WILL DISPATCH THEIR NEXT
ID regular California express per splendid steamship
Georgia Thursday next Nay 9Th in charge OF our SPECIAL
having all freight strictly in waterproof condition. and ready
delivery ednesday next In order to give time for
ages exceed and half cubic feet and one
and twenty five pounds in weight Notes b ana drafts
collected usual Sight drafts on San Francisco pr
secured the lowest terms free OF charge by sp
plying to BEklofD a Co no. z aston house'
CHASE 4 CO.'S CALIFORNIA EXPRESS, VIA MICA
~ rsgua. through in charge Of special messenger, Mr.
Adolph Satro 9TH May Freight % cents per b and no
extra charges Of 200 lbs be taken from three
policies OF gold dust from San Francisco TO New
York to the amount Of 100000 Transportation and insu
same rates as Via Panama. CHASE co, 80 Broadway.
OFFICE NO 50 BROADwAY-ADAMs&C co.'s WEEK
" y U. Mail Express for California oregon ana the
special to destination per United States mail
steamer Georgia, on Thursday, May s. 1853 -
gon and the Sandwich Islands VIII leave as above per U
s. mail steamer Georgia, for Aspinwal, Navy Bay direct
Thursday 9th inst at o'clock r immediass ely
Sacramento and most of the mining districts are at
forwarded by California inland expresses IN charge
of special messenger to destination. -,
All freight this express must be delivered TO u.s. with
invoices before the day of sailing to enable US to comply
with the government order for cordng and sealing Small
No charge shippers by this line Tor custom
house fees consular certificates No package should en
coed l2 pounds weight or ~ fec. cubic ana
the owners rick. ADAMS CO'' ~ broAuWhy.
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CORPORATION NOTICE-PUBLJCN NOTICE rs HERE
by given TO the owners occupant occupants
Of ali houses and lots improved unmproved lands Affect
ed thereby that Tho following assessments have been
pleed by the Asessor and lodged in The Office of the
Bureau Of Assesmens for examination by all persons intc
rested vFor grading sixty second street. between Sc
venth and Eighth The limits embraced by such
soesment include all the several houses and lots OF ground
vacant lots pieces and land situated
sstyseccnd street from Seventh TO Eighth avenues and
che eide OF Eighth feet
south Of Sixty street. All persons whose interests
affected by the above named nents
TO the either Of them
seot their objections In writing TO the undersigned their
sfRce is Of Records, within thirty days from The
date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors
CHARLES McNEILL,
once Burean OF Assessments Street Department, April
n, 1853.
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA NEW
IN Jersey Railroad from foot Of cortlandt
States Mail and Express line through in Fare
insA N. and ~, 81 20 DAN and !. Pm s. Second
for Baltimore Washington Norfolk and Charleston sold.
Through baggar agents in ~ and 6a Pm trains PAr
baggage the ferry fifteen xiputes before
The hrsina leave
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TRAVELLERS, GUIDE,

CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PBTLADEL
phiafrom pier No North river-Two lines daily Al
Trenton to south Ambo ears
press line at by steamboat John Potter to Amboy
thence direct to by carsthrouh In and
half fare-$S Returning leave Philadelphia st 10 A.
n. and Up. N.
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CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE is
~ hereby given that petition has been presented in the
Board Of Assistant Aldermen for In Rivington
street from Sheriff to Clinton streets All persons inter
ssed In the above and having objections thereto
s.essd present the in writing TO the Contract Clerk
et this Office, on before May 7th, 1853
NICHOLAS DEAN President,
April a. 1853. Croton Aqueduct Department.
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CTEAM TO AUSTRALIA, VIA PANAMA AND THE
- Pacifc--The Australian Pacific Mail Steam Packet
Company in of building for this service the
following iron steamships vizKangaroo $50 TONS
800 horse power; Dnorns, 1860 tons 800 horse power
Emew 666 800 horse power Black Swan, 1G0 tons
800 horse power Menura tons 800 horse power.the
named which will be despatched from England for
Sydney about July next the others follow Mt intervals Of
month CHAMPION WELTON, Secretary,
Moor London
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EoR ALBANY-TARE sl.-ALBANY AND NEW

GNOR ALBANY-FARE sl.-ALBANY AND NEW
York Inland Route Rajlroad.-Two daily express
trains ats A. and As M connecting at Albany with
central lines Of railroads North and West from
Through tickets be procured and baggage
Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester Buffalo Pas.
also received at Broome and Bowery Twenty
sixth street and Fourth avenue stations Tho above trains
ners only All other trains win City Hall ss.
Hon corner Of Tryon row and Centre street. heretofore
EOR THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST -BALriNoRE
and Ohio Railroad for Wheeling Gir opened
through travel in January last The tunnels then
presents of the most pleasant and picturesque
the world The mail train leaves Balti
more daily at p NJ aud to Wheeling 3s) miles! in
eighteen nineteen hours arriving at next days
berand i79 miles, and proceed thence in the morning,
making the entire trip by daylight Passengers leaving
New York at AM, Philadelphia at p. NJ, arrive in
Baltimore at and by taking the mail train at reach
Wheeling in twenty nine hours from New York and twenty
four from Philadelphia. To connect with the Western
trains the leave Washington at a. NJ ami Pm,
meeting them at the Washington Junction RELAY House,
miles from Baltimore At Wheeling the seven large,
splendid Of the Union nc built for this
route with really accommodations wait daily
Cincinnati and Louisville where the St. Louis and New
Orleans packets lie taken by those going further on
for Cincinnati, y land route Columbus or
other parts Ohio and the West ass proceed from
by railroad NBBaggage checked through to
Wheeling charge for transfer Of either passengers
or baggage Fare by through ticket with right to lie
anywhere the route) from Philadelphia to Wheeling,
ton Wheeling So so to Cincinnati Sill to Louisville
S2 For the tickets apply at philadelphia Baltimore and
stations WIN. PARKER Gen Superintendent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD.-TRAINs DAILY FROM
III Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train A. Mthrough in four hours, connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock
evening. .
Mail train "a NJ Through way trains at l0]s A. NJ And
Jpn.
Express train, b P. NJ Accommodation train, P. NJ.
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Four
teenth and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains from Canal street ut ~ A. NJ for Pough
keepsie and p H. for Albany stopping at all way sta
tions EDMUND FRENCH, Superintendent.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
y Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
tons has been presented in the Board of AldsrmenTo
pave set curb and gutter and flag sidewalk of Thirty
third street between Third avenue aud East river 20
fence vacant lots the south eastey of West
Twenty first street and Seventh to fence vacant
lots between Fourth AID Fifth avenues and Thirty
and Thirty seventh streets to with Russ pave-
ment Greenwich street between Courtlandt and Duane
streets TO flag sidewalks side Of D. from No
10 70 Sixth street, to widen Duane street ~ feet the
SOUTH from Broadway Hudson streets 70 cross
walks feet wide South street. from the north
and from the south side of Wall street to the ferry to
build we'll aud pump in Sixty fifth street. between First
and Second avenues All persons interested having objec
tons thereto requested to present them in writing
the undersigned at his Office before the 4h day OF May
next. JAMES EUHEY, Street Commissioner.
New York April 25 1853
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A UsTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-FOR PORT
"A PHILIP, Melbourne and Sydney, Australia.-The mag
nhcsnt new steamshiB GOLDEN AGE 5000 tons buI.hen
about the 10Th June. This steamship is of the size and
strength, and In every equal to the Collins line Of
and IL is believed will prove to be the fastest
steamship IN tho world Her accommodations for first SO
coDd and third enes superior to those Of
built. Rates of passageFrst class ladies
saloon, 1915; first class upper saloon $50 second clsss
s5 third class 5000 The books For freight
or passage apply TO- CO., -. o,,,
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice is hereby given that the following petit
oDs have been presented in the Board of Aldermen TO
ulate and McAdamize Seventy first street. from Sixth
10 Seventh to set curb and gutter and flag
sidewalks in sixth avenue between Forty second and Forty
curb and gutter and flag sidewalks in Forty fifth street be-
tween Third and Fifth All persons interested
having objections to the present them
IN writing the undersigned at his office before the
Sth day Of May next JAMES FUREY,
New York, April Il. 1853. Street ComInissio
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'' pAf'"6s' 'Ip'HY howard son. AGENTS 81 Broadway

L,oR PORT PHILIP, MELBOURNE &C,--To SAIL
18th May-The elegant and well known A clipper ship
1AROLINTA, I006 tons. Capt. s. p Grimm, commander.
by application TO Of agents. will be seen st Of the
ample quantities of which provided for the
OF the passengers. Fifteen cubic feet 80 lbs aew
each adult No borhs secured unless third Of the
passage has been paid pos This ship Is fitted
up superior manner for families with state rooms bath
&c Is thoroughly ventated carries an experienced
surgeon and every requisite for the comfort Of
the provided free Of charge The Tarnta s one
successfu from China Her second cabin Is sixty feet
oeg forward saloon IL aeo sixty feet her main saloon
cabin 6fty light well ventilated The proprietor
avorte long established line bers TO state shat
vessels have called at intermediate ports
One favore ships will leave Now York for Australia
every month Apply to AN 0NiA PtLLETIkh vProprie'
tor ~ wall street, or to ONEhSANN a ShbNEHi con
rigne.t, e South styest or on beard.
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pARNUMS MUSEUM.-rUESDAY AFTERNOON AT
o'clock the iaughabie pieces revised and adspted TO
THE SWAN, and also THE OMNIBUS. In the evening at
Ia o'clock will be repeated the very beautiful and much
aPplauded domestic drama of THE WILLOW COPSE
Admission to the whole Museum, Entertainments &C. IS
cents Parluet and First balcony. l23s cents extra.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COM
~ paDy-Through to San Francisco, via Asphwall and
Panama, at greatly reduced rates-No detention the
new and fast side wheel double enne steam,
ship UNION 500 tons Richard Adams, commnder, will
leave New York for Aspinwa Navy Bay frompier No
North river on Thursday May B. ut 30 clock, r n. pre-
double ensne steamship Winfield Scott 100 tns Lieut
will he in readiness at Panama to receive the Unions pas
sengers, and sail Immediately for San Francisco The
commodatons and ventilation of the Winfield Scott a
that be desired Her speed Established the voyage
between New York and Panama, and while on the Pacific
coast is unsurpassed.
Every exerton will be made the part of the company
TO insure comfort expedition and safety Passengers viii
be landed the wharf at Aspnwal free taking the Pana
Railroad and cautioned that tickets for this line
sold only at 26 Broadway
DAVIS BROOKS & CO, General Agents.
mail bag is made at the above office under the
United States postage Law, for the tho
public
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TAX COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, NO NEW CITY
Hall, April O. lS53Notice to tax payersThe ssssss-
mont rolls OF the several wards in the city Of New York will
day Of May m Saturday the 18th day Of June both
ing the assessment rolls are requested to make application
TO the undersigned, at their office between A. and
Pm J. w. ALLEN,
GE0RGk ii. PURSER,A
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THE SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.-vANDER
bit line for San Franciseo-The Accessory Transit Com
pany Nicaragua proprtor Through in advance of the
mail The only giving through tickets including the
Isthmus crossing The fayorite double engine steamship
pier No North river, ats o'clock r. NJ precisely for
the popular and fast steamship Pacific 1000
then the Nicaragua Transit route having but y miles
Of land These steamers in
their ventilation and accommodations For information
passage lowest rates apply only at the agency Of the
C. VANDERBILT Agent.
Passengers cautioned against the of
hired for other lines None employed for this
line mail bag will be made up at the Office
CALIFORNIA LINE.-FOR SAN FRANCIsCO-THE
" uprvaed clipper ship,
QUEEN OF CLIPPERS,
ZOO tons register, Reuben Snow, Master.
This pendd ship the largest and sharpest clipper in the
world is at her berth pier ~ East river For freight
passage, apply to
IA d. FOWLER. 100 Pearl street, near WALL or 10
W. T. DUGAN. AZ Front street
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lsTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
= Public notice is hereby given that the following reolu
have presented In the Board OF Assistant Alder
To pave and set curb and gutter stones in james
street from Chatham to Madison street to flag the West
fourth street Also the following petitions Petition to
numbsr East third street TO srosswak from
regulate and grade Sixty fourth and Six streets from
The Eighth to the Ninth avenue II Interested
objections thereto requested TO them
writing the undersigned at his Office before the
lay ofMay next JAMES FUREY,
York Anri o5 1874 nm
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CIHRISTY'S OPERA HOUSE, 472 BROADWAY, ABOVE
Grand street-Open every night during the week under
the sole direction and personal supervision of E. Chrity
whose concerts this city for the
received with favor BY highly respectable and fashionable
menee at o'clock On Saturday next, May 7, annual
benefit Of Ed. CroweIl Treasurer.
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AUSTRALIAN PACKET-ExCELsIoR LINE-PIo-
n ship-The well known and favorite New York
built clipper ship HELENA i. H. Cave commander, will
be Immediately dispatched, her second to Mel
bourne This beautiful and rapid ship built by W. H. Webb
dispatched rom New York TO Melbourne. She made the
passage in so days, returning via Shanghai in 100 days
Under the who received card Of thanks
from bis on the last voyaseo it Is confidently
predicted that the Helena will excel her previous perform
and again distance all her competitors The cabin
berths in state rooms Of the most
comfortable description For freight passage having
onebaf her capacity engaged apply on board a. pier Is
JOHN NORTON, Jr, 90 Wall street. cor Water
N.B.-NO steerage passengers taken.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail SteamersThs ships comprising this line the

These ships having been built by contract expressly
service every care has been taken in their
ssrueton-as In their engnesto strength speed
elegance and comfort.
Price Of from New York to Liverpool srst cabin
S IN second cabin, So Exclusive
room, $500
From Liverpool to New York, eco and E25
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths secured until paid for