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PR6PoSxD DITxs OF SAILING.

street, New YopI sRo%S 1 N do collins se Wan
ROBERTS CO. Is Kings Arms Yard London; JOHN MINRoE
49, 20 hue Notre Dame des victories, Paris GEO. H. ORA
The Of these ships accountable for gold silver
bullion specie jevely stones neas unless bills
are signed therefor and the value
NEW YORK MARBLhD IRON WORKS, once and sa Ie-
hoom fO3 Broadway opposite Haven Railroad Ne
pot manuiaciory Cor 9th Avenue and Car.
Ietrers Of Aar6ii-ed Cast Aanae Td6ie Tops G.rns
fHds oIoE Cases Cunfrs, 6c DC. Aso oT Cist
lngs Jor Batdings, soh HIndo Laios Ss Door Wase
Co.aans SdLeonses. de- de- dc.
Inc above company having just completed
Of Architects, Builders public reneaIy to th.ir
ment Of NARBLEIZED IRON lAHfLES and other article,
they are nov producing enlarged scae
equaled, and cannot be exceIed. -
The exact limitations Of the varieties Marble such
pert Jasper, Pyenese Light SPAR satuary Ac &c
have elected the unqualified
some OF the Of III s,n % ,he public
ofwhstandng HIGH DEGREE OF HEAT resisting oils and
ACD which stain and deace Marbles and their CEAPNES
eng about one third the co In
OF Nantes also OF being safety parts
the country.
The Marbng department under the direction Of Mr. DE,f
ING who first introduced dcory to the public
and practical utility appca
other substances Circulars plates exhibiting he yaries
Of patterns, viii be furnished when desired.
Address orders and communications TO
de2o-dly CHARLES CROSBY, Secretary.
~ having the General Agency PITCHERS HYDRAULIC
GOVERNORS the only Medal at the Fa Of
the Institute In 1s Is preparing the
motion to the Engine Engines making revolutions per
canbehed regardless of the nd reformed
o,e than one half OF one revelation minute
further particulars address T. SWAN, Jr.,
deiT-6m Care OF Tboupson A H,rhrn,,k
GtHEtP STEAM COMMUNICATION betvern PhIiad
" and IlyerPool-SUNAER ARRAHG6MEHT'-Thc LI.
sspI1 and PhsdPha Steamship Company intend sailing
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NEW YORK ADvRTIsEMEHTs.
'aoz w. .'Do.Alas Apy..ruse ios, ST.
LOOkISG-GLASS WAREROOMs,
ART REPOSITORY AND GALLERY
WILLIAMS, STEVENS d WILLIAMS,

WILLIAMS, STEVENS a WIIIIaNs
mronrras AND nAsyr.errnrns,
Wa: s Portrait and Picture Frame
f:siins. Hrs. Msssssi English Yreneh, and erm..
1"s ;.s ss e srs ss."
extensive eonnsson. 70 ousr .r, and
are s. ~ s rsps,s sh ~ beautiful
.s ss 1ssonsSls Tsss
iSE1SErFs sFrTEls-7S. highly popular p,7,7.., com.
posed entirely osredisS peculiarly adapt.
S.. Il ss fss %
sensr.J I'm ssy are p.eies IN sasy;
y .A-aashea. .ae United State. js.s@sa
-,n,, w, MMETI s.s STOVE MAHEnoIsE'
B aASUrArdsEs isP bEA1rn N THE MOST APPROVED
sS.;:.. .s. S: s.. ;:: ,,;:,;
HoS srST a Plat, sss w.sI street New Ye.
Ssia.s 6s: spruce '% street g
street ns.. d,senweh street. New York aP2s9m
io .1ss 70 sss sso ssns n. S
.ps"Sa street. near ''ssn''eA street. SsT sSc yO,s
rue coNFosTr fsos SaSs MSSs as.Sa..s IA
strength ana ehs.pness are @s
I VIZ % Ti1 9P S..V, S od n
fs Ss1 sss q s S @ q
ara; sH::ass ;.sss iss ss 50 cents to
Public Ground. oenescTie verandaS Bacons
~ N g. -. IS, Broadway New York EI
,boIa % @ fGser ,s and h. Agents are the only persons
eu 70 sell ths newly patented Railing for the AuarOn
e'A..'. w apls-3
ri AHtsE AND ATTRACTIyE kTOfK a nav S,OOte II
IL L. o. WILSON CO.. Importer, and roii,rr. sS ISbd
GOoDs No. IL street tr ysanaI n; kd
Western Hotels) M " ~
invite the attention WHOLESALE BUYERS TO their op ~
Goods kent competr AZ All sa 80 IN
styles and f,brics hy ~.
s.anty arrivngby Packets. We have iJ
mens devoted Cloths CasI Ve.S
lngs, alors' Trimmings White ~ - 10 dr
shau Yankee Notions, Domeses addI are dis
bnv nss % ns o, Prn Including M,rrimaes aI METZ.
parAsss, BLACK and othe stApH.
inS ~ ,h Rw al ana md me numerous otner a Ia ~
atsovs,s % Dnp w 10 IhADE Also sgent ' s
W. - S.en Mansu, sn sewing Colt IN oT.h
NIL. re '"e A'enu'n VI 'he closest buyers e -
- -
IDATENr Elastic Etir mATTittossep made under DER,
new and Peculiar Process .JNellns, Hoie
% ships dcThese Beds. togetf with BoLSTERs
ir,Loms C0MfORTERs, &c offered III me pubic ater
thorough trial. the best They possess ma
ny and great advantages among which mentioned the fol-
lowing, vh:
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cEopoE VAN. y. n sransa
ftUFR BRACE PLOws, ac--ws would eau the attention
~ Of Farmers 10 Double Cun Coulter designed cult
vang Corn Tobacco aud Roo, Crops vhh supcrsedes The
eessiy o. using the hoe, Also complete
OFOR0E WATT CO
jes Franklin Richmond
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ID oD0Eftg CUTLERY per stcaaer Auantlo ai.
rect from the manuaery Joseph Rodgers Sons ivory
seet Buffalo. and Bone Handle HALVES FORKS dossn
w y pieces aso great variety Of Pocket and Pen HALVES
Razor s'sp', Scissors Shears carxsrs and Meets for
a% 'A' NV u Ssia asaISs siss..
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Vlo MERCHANTS Ann DENI.h,is.-w. ). DA

beg remind Merchants the Sole
Agent, for y. 8. CLEANERS UNRIVdLLED HONIT SOAP
the only genuine his WIND.
soR and other Toilet Bears sha
wing Creams, Military Shaving Soap, &c.
They constantly importing the qualities
french Tooth She'll
Combs, and description Of goods Fancy
line which they will sell at e ioeesedh prices.
and samples sent when applied for Merchants
toortA their iohiie 20 gire tleDi call W. CO.
No 40 Couriandt street. New York. Sole
| States. tnbo3-Sn,
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"M r. PARtsEN has this associated with him In the
Express business JAS H. KING Esq and the business
KING. = - -
New York, February Il, 1859 t-
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E,X1rdsstE,ssI IN.oIlGss-yiRaISi4 AND TENNESSEE R

NOIItf@-NIkHINIA TENNFSSFF RATT-
~ RoAD-PARIsEN KING great plea r4re IN ind, ~
ing merchants and others Of this city have
TAngements with the Virginia Railroad Cnna,
ior he et'rr p9ee1o Of running EMPRESS Der H
mai trans over heir line Tea Lynchburg Virginia tsnrs b.
stage 70 All points in Western Virginia Tennessee ana
viii ooninaence operations the 10th June.
Que notice viii be given Of the routes aaents
The public viii ulease bear in mind although We
r.yt 70 run an Express this line, viii De on. s :, =
oco'Defdfion and not on ENHoasrAxT AoyoFoISsr ~ ~
10 "M' L. MAULE, Agen,
n.-I--. -.-
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CCofCH AND sANCIlI1sTtli--Just received !
~ Black Mde dxter sipghams
EspefIof Scotch Solid Bar DO
Prench Plaid and Striped do
eearsucker aud Chambry do
French Prints and Jaconcts, a second supply
White Hri1ilants, new and pretty
Manila Corded Skirts: Scolloped Corded Skirts
Hkirt Muslin, Black, White and COored
PAraaols and Umbrellas, a full assortment
Furniture Dimlty and Marseilles Quilts
malo CHRiHTIAN 4 LATHROP. % Ma
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ltUM ARABIC--i500 lbs Gum Arabic; oil Cinnamon 9oo
~ Ibs Pure Chinese Oil Essence, 30 lbs Aliens
superior Sweet OIL l2o boxes bottles eaeh Tonqua Bess coo
lbs strictly prime; OIL Ann Bergamo and Teabery Oil Cloves
Spices Balls Tolu &C. Ac for sale any quantity the lowest
terms, by BENNETT 4 BEERS, Druggists,
mars 125 Main
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S packages for Norfolk Petersburg and RN
tshded TOT shipment Steamers or Jans.or
WI hereafter be received by ADAMS CO. 20 BroaJ1H
ships. Inn ~ ,lose ssean1-
Broud
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or ron III mopsrI "a hOashS AND CATrLE-GARsLYSs
Z one Of the best external appiics, srr
Poe tor the diseases incident o h---f and
s, 81 F,rrier should BE- itout a. ss i saspgvsd
~ M kn spTains Contracted Muscles. Rinrbons p ~ sss
Cr.ck. lstaa Nangc. Horn DISCO aand.
vlndersd feef, Iieness
...e-, .s,eIna Font and other
ruey nas hereotove been discovered
cents, % cents, and ", by the Agents. -
Js7s ADh a eA' fs...
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terms, by BENNETT A BEERS, Druggists,
mars l25 Main street
a oRICULTUHAL WAHRHOUsR.-The subscriber eontl
IN 70 manufacture Agricultural Machines, Wis Horse
Rstss Hay Presses, Cutters Shelters, side
sub. Poughs, Com c,bCfusheri Cuvaors, Harrova
&C. ali Of which win be made the manner the
approved patterns Ny Horse Power aud Tresher with seng
best II Machines repaired cang In and brsss
nahsd AZ short notice. II. BALDWIN,
mhlI las Main street. Richmond.
s1eSE IVORY TABLE CJTLEftS.-A large seirct
n Cd stock of the above ar from the manuetory q Joseph
kodget Sons Of direct Importation, consisting
handle Beef and Game Carvers ssci Knv
Butter KNIVES; also large assortment Of Kitchen Knives 0f
description, AZ The House Furnishing Store of
jei BULkLEY CO.. iaI Main street
MAOOR MATs-DOOH MATs-JuH received a large assort
of The above article such a. Mannls, Cocoa
and ADELAIDE Mats Also Table Matte in great variety AZ
nslQ BULKLEY cos. iat Main a.
ANAUzE MERINO UNDER sIIIRTs.-gauzc Merino Under
~ hir Linen and Cotton Drawers, Isdes uauae Merino
NAYS Opposite swan Tayern.
A1Ias sfNCLtftp INV WOHR.-Mcdern ern Fnrtations
I'VE Novel ~ Caharine Sinclair author Of M0dern Accom-
soh binding s cents % jus, pashea
is Glrr N,sn woo6noa.s., S.sis sgasi,
AgAoHINE STRETCHED LEATHER BELTs.-Tis opiy Tgt,af
W. Machine stretched In the United States
the hat "a gold medaD from the American
These Beits made from the Heart sold Part
stretched by powerful machinery W6rrani 70 rHa
rafghf and SoiattiH p beariHg on the Drum and Pu
n supply constantly on hand and for sale At factory price,
byu' a. so'e Agents 10 this State 70, he nangfaearer
ma3l Corner Cary and Pear streets.
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VOLUME 81.
RICHMOND DAILY WING.

fERs Daily Paper per annu s Weekly Ss
Aivays In advance Renittances
In all where evidence taken deposts
ster In the Post Ones containing raney. .' w
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The subscriber. having bought
Virgins and North Carolina Express the business will hereafter
Conducted ~ Aessrs PAsKS KIsG present
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-20

rs cheap and produce command high price at Bruins
wick 81 Charleston New Orleans. Ships from Liver
poo hordeaux the East lndiss can 20 to Brunswick
- readily Is to New York Charleston; and many
causes combine to render this the che pest cal
port In the United States Among these are the deep
water-the bold shore-the city side from which wharves
Prosch to the harbor piloage being necessary and
there being currents to contend agansthe safe
chorage and the healthy climate. There will be no de-
lay either in running into port or putting out to se.no
heavy river chargesand loss Of time increase the
cost Of merchandise.
The busy hum OF . large industrious aud energetic
population viii soon be heard in the streets of Bruins
wick. seamen and ships viii be proitably employed
there Cotton, grain sugar, tobacco, lead pork wool
and every other home production, win 70 there and the
merchants OF large capital will lind lucrative OBJ
ships factories for making carriages and for other me-
chanicA and manufacturing purposes, will be estab
hshed on large SCALE Blacksmths and shp o r;yhts
are already there and the prices of Lumber and the
wages of mechanics much the same as in the timber
regions OF Maine-Do higher Steam mills are now in
process OF erection and IL is believed that least five
hundred vessels will be laden with lumber for the English
ana French markets. and for the Northera States during
the next season.
The tide Of emigration has already turned towards
Brunswick Large quantities OF Land being purchased
men from Maine and North ioina engaged in the
enterprise Some Of them erecting sawms go into
operation Immediately the completion OF the canal
lotion houses and cotton will also be erected
Mercantile houses for lumber agencies for the purchase
OF cotton, turpentine agencies banking houses, and
commercial projects OF every description, will spring into
existence Immediately on the opening Of the port.
Various powerful causes are at work to Guild up in
this field Of enterprise trade business far out
reaching any estimate which the directors are
willing at this time to lay before the public II Ia su6
cient for them to know that day is near at hand
when the city and port of Brunswick will present to the
country solid permanent structure If commercial aud
maritime prosperity not surpassed in its relative i'm
portance, BY that OF any port Oh the American con-
tinent.
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Died.

On Monday afternoon, April 49, after severe and pro-
tracted Illness JAMES WALLACE in the 6st year his
attend his funeral from his late residence No. 90 5u
van street corner Of Spring street. this day. without fur
On Sunday, April II, LovcA W. aged years and 8
months and on Monday, April Is, CHARLES NJ, aged a
years CHILDREN Of James l. aud Loycia W, Jack
tend their funeral this afternoon o'clock precise
y. from the residence Of the parents at Dutch Kills
Hariages wiz a be in Eating at Grand street ferry Will
On Monday April IL, Mr. WILLIAM H. MoRss in the 32d
brothers. Peter H. and john and his brothers law Jo
seph $. Bennett, Thomas T. Sturges and Augustus p
Woodruff are respectfully invited to attend his funeral
THIS ateroc0n at three Clock from Grace Church. Broad
way, without further invitation.
The members Of the Tompkins Blues, under the com
mand of Captain Besson respectfully invited attend
the funeral of their late brother WILLIAM a. MoRss in
stizens Dress this afternoon, at three o'clock, from
Grace Church. Broadway.
On Tuesday morning, April 10, LEONARD, youngest son
OF James and Hannah Irving.
The relatives and friends Of the family also the
bers of Eureka Lodge III, 0. of O. F. are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from No. 113 East Twenty
fourth street, this afternoon, at three o'clock.
On Tuesday morning, April 10, Of consumption, JOHN
DOWNING native of County Kildare Ireland He the
son of an honest man.
His funeral will take place from Saint vincent's Hosp
tai Thirteenth street. near Third avenue at half past
nine O'Clock this morning.
On Monday, April 49, Ivory WHITE, aged 70 years.
His friends and acauantances also those OF his sons
Charles and Joseph White respectfully invited to
attend his funeral tomorrow afternoon at three clock
from his sons residence No 80 Grand street The
bers of ST. Johns Lodge No. of Freema ons also
spectfully invited to attend.
Eastern papers please copy.
On Thursday, April H. Of congestion of the brain ALICE
wife of David j. Levy, aged 26 years.
On Sunday April TO- after a short illness SAMUEL r
BEcANNoN, aged years. months and IL days. His re-
mains we're taken to Greenwood for nterment.
California papers please copy.
On Tuesday, April 49, at Fshkil Landing, GARREr
ScHENcK, aged So years.
On Tuesday, April 10, at Mamaroneck MARY ANN, wife
Of James Donaldson.
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On Wednesday, April Is, BY the Rev DR.. Francis l.
Hawks at Calvary Church. DUNCAN McD0UoAIL 70 MARY
BROOKS daughtepf the late Benjamin Brooks, Esq Of
Bridgspor Conn.
At Sag Harbor L. L. Tuesday, April 10, by the Ksv
l., daughter of Daniel Y Bellows, Esq., OF the former
place.
At Hackensack on Tuesday, April 10, BY the Rev. s.
Parker Of Paterson Mr. WALTER PNCKNEY OF this
to Miss FANNY DE WOLFE daughter Of VIM De Wolfe. Of
Hackensack, N. J.
On Sunday April IT, at the residence Of her father by
the Rev A. Freeman Nr. JOSEPH p CARY OF Brooklyn L.
l. TO Miss MARGARET CHRISTIE daughter Of Henry Chris
tie ESQ of Haverstraw N. Y.
Al Westport Conn, Tuesday, April 10, by the Rev.
DR. Lindsey OF Greenwich Mr. CHAUNcEY TAYLOR, Of San
Francisco California to Miss SARAH j. daughter Of Rev.
Henry Benedict of the former place.
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WATCHES. JEWELRY, SIC,

:.
MATCHES AND JEwELRY-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions of
GOLD AND WATCHES, JEwELRy WARE,
At rotail at much less than the usual prices
JURGENsEn WATCHES.
Real Jules Jurgensen watches received by arrival
with certificates him with each watch warranted
feet time keepers.
Duplex and levers, in hunting and magic cases porsoct
time keepers INDEPENDENT SECOND,
and quarter Watches timing horso gold
Splendid gold pocket ohronometers, which run without
any variation. EIGHT DAY WATCHES.
Watches which run eight days.
for ladies' some in hunting Cases.
DIAMOND wArcHEs
for ladios some in magic cases
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES
up and turn tho hands without any key.
Fine gold epne watobes four holes jewelled. SO %
Fine gold Diet aohed levers. 30 90
Gold enanelled watches for the ladies' ...... IS 90
Gold Englieh patent levors NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sb 90
Gold English patent levers, hunting oases. IS w
Silver patent levers MS low Observation-Disclosures. 10 90
and all other styles of watches at equally low prices
DIAMONDS.
Diamond rings pins bracelets finger rings and
for sale at much less than the usual prices.
All kinds OF gold chains gold wedding rings gold
keys and seals gold pens and pencils gold and silver Thin
and silver spectaccs gold toothpioks charms ohaeoins
chains, 40 SILVER WARE
Sterling silver spoons cups forks pie knives napkin rings
fruit knives wedding cake knives &c, 80 Watches and
jewelry exchanged All watches warranted to keep good
time, or the money returned.
All kinds Of watches and clocks cleaned and repaired In
GEORGE e. ALLEN,
Importer Of watches and swery wholesale and retail No.
81 Wall street, second floor near Broadway
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nILLINEHY AND OVERWHELMING.

r AIDES BONNETs AND CAPS MRS PECLIER NO
IL AS Broadway, stairs bcvs leave TO infor la
dies Of New York that she will open Tuesday next
April 20th millinery establishment where assortment
of lonnets for ladies' children &c In the latest Partisan
style and fashion, will be constantly on hand.
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THE TURF.


CENTREvILL COURSE L. I.-TROTTING = THURS.
~ day, April ~, ut o'clock 7. b. Purse $50. Mile
heats; best three in Ave to wagons c. Brooks enters CHI
h. Kembe Jackson; +. J. Nodine enters CHI n Mountain
Maid s. Mclaughlin ontors br Flash Omnibuses leave
Fulton ferry Brooklyn for the at PM and return
alter the trot Is over. Fare each way 70 cents.
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TOR LIyERPoOL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM.
ship ARCTIC Captain J. c. Luce.-This steam ship will
depart with the United States mails for Europe positively
the foot Of Canal street No berth till paid For
freight or PASSAGE having unequaed for
elegance and comfort, apply to
Elk. COLLINS CO., So Wall street.
Passengers are requested to be board at NJ The
- ~ - - -
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CARPETS, sc.

NARPET AND PIANOS.-FORTY YARDS OF TAPES
~ try carpet handsome pattern ono o octave piano,
sricndd either but little used snd will be sold
cheap Also, small piano, IN sood order $50 Apply at
the book store, AG5 Hudson street.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Steamers.-The ships comprising this limo the

These ships having been built by contract expressly for
service has taken in their
struconas In their engnssto strength speed
and their for unequaed
elegance and comfort.
Price of from New York Liverpool first cabin
s2 In second cabin So Exclusive extra size state
room, $40
From Liverpool to New York, ESQ and eos.
In experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths secured until paid for.
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NATIONAL ACADEMY OF DESIGN NOW OPEN,
IN at the Galleries 663 broadway opposite Bond
from IN to 10 PM daily The 2sth annual exhibition
containing nearly 200 original works In painting and satua
ry ever leforc oxbbitcd hy living artists Single admits
zion y cents season tickets 30 cents
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FINE ARTS.

A LExANDER HAMILToN-F0R SALE THE BEST
IA portrait of General Alexander Hamilton TO be found in
the city Of New York oil painting Apply at 20s Fulton
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No berths secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

EpWHRbpK s cStt HfPsss CO, No 50 Wall st. N y
BROWN. SIMPLIFY Il CO.. Liverpool.
4. G. ROBERTS 4 CO., ID Kings Arms Yard London
JOHN MUNROE CO., No. % Rue Notre Dame des
Victories, Paris; or
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these ships will not be accountable
silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones metals
unless Of adng signed therefor and the value there
Of therein expressed.
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J. HOWARD SON, Agents. 81 Broadway

TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
~ connecting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
carrying tss great United States through
aws ssd ranama Leaving New York the ath 18th,
United states Mail Steamship ILLINOIS 1850 burthen
II. Hartstene, u NJ Commander will sail ON Wednes.
day. April 70 at O'Clock M precisely her pier at
foot of Warren street, North river.
The Pacific Mail Steamship Companys marni scent nav
steamer JOHN L. STEPHENS 25ootons burtEon Robert l.
Pearson Commander will be In adiness
the mails and passengers Of tho Illinois and sail Immediate
~ for san Francisco The John h. Stephens has been but
expressly for the Pacific service with extended guards
ing spacious deck room promenades 30 Her ventilation
cannot be surpassed windows and lights being
tuted for holes both forward and aft There NO
bulkhesds other distractions the free passage air
from stem to stern either deck Her sailing qualities
she proved herself OF the fastest aoa
forts spared the Of the companies to send
their passengers through with expedition comfort and
safety.
The Illinois will be followed, the 18th Of April by the
splendid United States Mail Steamship CRESCENT CITY,
1900 tons burthen John McGowan Commander connecting
at Psnama with the Pacific Mail Steamship Companys
n6osnt steamer CALIFORNIA Passenge will DO landed
at the Railroad wharf at Aspnwa free Transit of the
Ithmus st the For freight passage
apply to CHARLES A. WHITNEY at the Office Of tho Com.
panes, 1T West street, corner of Warren, N. Y.
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A USTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY-POR PORT
n Philip Melbourne and sydney, Australis-The mag.
nhoent new steamship GOLDEN AGE, 5000 tons burthen
- commander will be despatched for the above ports on
or about the 18th May This steamship ia Of the and
ength and In every way eonal to the Collins line Of
steamship IN the world Her accommodations first So
coma ana third class passengers superior
steamer ever built Rates Of passageFrst class ladies
saeon 800 hrst class upper saloon. $3.50; class
or passage apply to
J. HOWARD 4 son, Agents, 81 Broadway
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pOYAL MAIL STEAMSHIP EUROPA.-A STEAMBOAT
will leave the dock ut Jersey City for the Europa
Wednesday the Goth nst at o'clock, r. NJ, precisely.
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP CON-
Panama. at greatly reduced rates-No detention the
I;hmus.The new and fast side wheel steamship UNION
York for Aspinya SNsyy Bay from pier No. North
connecting with the and magnificent double engine
side wheel steamship WINFIELD SCOTT 21o0 tons I'd
ward Dunn commander, which steamer will be In read
At TO receive the Unions and sail
Immediately for San Francisco Tho accommodations and
ventilation Of the Winfield Scott all that be de
sired Her speed Established the between New
York and Panama and while the co coast
passed Every exsrton will be the part Of the
company comfort expedition and safety. Pas
will be landed the wharf at Aspnwall free
taking the Panama Railroad and cautioned that tioket
for this line sold only ut ~ broadway.
DAVIS, BROOKS co.. General Agents.
mail bag IL made the above office, under the
United States postage law for the of the public