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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-19

VT'HE MARRIED wOMANS PRIVATE MEDICAL co.,
i panion-By DR.. A. M. Maurcesa Professor of DE-
eases Of Women. Twentieth edition. l6mo, PIP. 90.
Price ST. Years Of suffering, of physical and mental
anguish, to many an aHectionate wife, and pecuniary
difficulties 10 the husband. might have been bV
timely possession OF this work II intended especially
for the married those contemplating marriage,
dscloses important secrets which should be known -
them particularly.
Here. also, every female-th. wife, the mo&her-tAs
either budding into uhood, the other in ths
decline Of years. in whom nature contcmplates i'm
portant change discover the causes symptoms ana
the most efficient remedies and the most certain mode e
cure in every complaint to which her Is subject
Extract OF letter from gentleman in Dayton, 0hiol
:, DAroS, MAY /, 1861.
Ny Dear Sir-My wife has been perceptbiy sinking fa
three years more, in consequence Of her geaA
anguish and suffering months before and during hs<
confncmcnt-cvery successive and dehif-
tatng and prostrang her, putting her life in umnsnA
danger, and which the last occasion depscA a.
supposed this state Of things was inevitable, and 70
aSou, two monhs) heard your book highly spoken a.
containing some matters reaching my case On its
receipt and perusal cannot express to the relief n
afforded my distressed mind, and the JOY its pages i'm
parted 10 my wife learning that the great discovery
Of NJ. M. nasomeauK provided remedy 1t opeaed .
prospect to which little conceived possible But
for this another year would have passed over ny
head in all human probability my wife would have bee
in her grave, and my children both motherless
II is Of course, imprsccabie to convey fully the
serious subjects treated Of they Of nature strct
intended for the married. those contemplating usr-
rage For sale ut 80 Broadway No. Astor House ard
at the publishing Office 129 Liberty street. New York;
Little CO., Albany; Joseph Tucker Mobile. Also I. ~
Peterson, No. o. Chestnut street Philadelphia On sss
receipt of 81, copy viii be transmitted by mail frse a
postage to any part OF the United States. All Iettsrs
must be addressed post paid, 10 Dr. A. NJ MAURICkAU.
Office i29 Liberty street New York or box l. cd New
York Post Office
Apamphlc of sixteen pages more fully explaining .hs
gentleman who may desire it, free Of penss any pare
Of the United States, by addressing abcvs
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HOnTEsTEADs

TINlE KIN6SIu,ND LAND AND HOMESTEAD AsSO
L citation VIII hold their first regular meeting for the
payment Of dues and to elect members Thursday
evening, Jan. 20.h, at III o'clock OF lG3 Bowery All
who intend 20 Join this association particularly
quesed TO attend this mtcting TO avoid the payment o
back dues The shares limited and nesciy I'll taken
up 0nice, No. 6l CI,Dbers street.
3vxrpS &C., Secretary.
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DARNUMs NEW PAPER.-CoNTf.NIs or THE lliNs
ID trated News for the week ending Saurda, Jan y
ls53.-Twenty Engrayings
ILLUSTRATIONS
l.-U. s. Steam Frigate Fulton.
2.-lhe Naval Monument at Washington
3-Rescue Of the of the ship Jessie stephen. b,
the U. = Mail Steamer Pacific.
4.-Elss statuette OF Gen Lopez
5.--lce Boats on Toronto Bay.
6.--The late accident the Concord Railroad.
7.-Drawing of the Art Union Philadelphia, Pa.
s. 8, 10.-Portraits OF eighteen shpwrccked japanese
mariners, rescued aud carried into San Francisco
:, California From Dagucrreotypes
11,-Porrat Of the late Thomas s. Hambln, ESP.
12.-Porrat OF the late Amos La wrence.
l3.-Irop Fire Fell Tower, n. Y
l4.-present state Of the Crystal Palace, n. Y.
f5.-Funcra of the late Amos Lawrence iIoSioa-
16.-Portrat Of Robert Heller.
1.-THE Ericsson CalOric Engine
is, 19.-llustrations OF the Gambler.
20.-The line OF Battle Ship Vermont OF the Japan
Expedition at the Navy Yard Boston
PRESS.
The Great Men of the Republic Chapter on Auobio-
graphy by Poe with twenty eight AUTOGRAPHS OF celebrat
ed persons The Pierced Skull thrilling story the Ma.
val Monument al Washington; General Lopea-pa
lars of his last hours Rescue OF the Crew of the Jessie
Stevens Ice Boats Toronto Ray Mr. Everctts advent as
great Statesman Singular species Of literary fraud
the Ericsson Triumph; Music and the Drama Literature
Gambers-continued; the Accident at Andoyer Drawing
0S the Art Union Philadelphia Religious Intelligence
Foreign and Domestic News Miscellaneous News Bio
gaphy OF the late Thomas Hambn Funeral Of the late
Tower, n. " the Famine in Madoira Effects OF abup.
dant Gold Introduction OF Tobacco; o. :. Steam Frgate
Fulton the Crystal Palace New York Language Of
Lawyers Letter from Sir Edward Belcher OF the English
Arctic Expedition.
r. T. BARNUM Special Partner
". n. l. A. u. BEACH, General Partners.
and publishers OF the Illustrated News 12s Fulton street.
at New York. third floor.
The ILLUSTRATED NEWS j. published ucek'y. Each
number contains from fifteen to thirty Engraving sin
gle copies SIX Cents by mail 81 80 per volume OF six
months, TO part OK the country receipt OF the
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MEDICAL.

HYGIASTIKA-A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURE FOR
neuralgia tic doloreux toohache nervous headache,
and rheumat ism in the head and a preventive Oh
convusions, any other complaints attendant upOa
early childhood during the period of teethng has been
discovered and is being successfully administered
the form of a indicated necklace, TO be next ths
skin by the patient. An eminent German physician dis
covered the virtues oil the valuable medicines Of vich
the beads Of the necklace made and prescribed tho
mode OF application. The notice OF the public not
therefore called TO quacN medicine, but to medical
ment recommended by of the most eminent Of tho
faculty, as peculiarly powerful in acting through the
pores OF the skin directly upon the diseased excited
nerves aordng generally instant, and always perma
nent relief and ehectng permanent Patients Who
At twenty four hours trial Of the indicated necklace
cordng TO prescription find relief may at the close OF
that PERIOD by Immediately returning the same recve
back their money. SCHUFFNER l. MULDENER.
TESTIMONY Il do hereby certify that the composition e
the medicated necklace offered by Schuner Muldener,
is OF such nature to unfaingly produce the most
satisfactory results. g. BRAUNIlCH, N. D.,
No. 285 Henry street, Brookiyn-
For sale by the proprietors No. William street.
Price 81.
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NTRFFT DEPARTMENT, No HALL, OF RECORDS
- Public Notice is hereby given that the following petit
tons have BEEN presented in the Board OF Assistant Alder
nen:To hag sidewalk northery side Of Seventh street
between avenues G and D. To flag sidewalks in Thirty
eighth street between Second and Third Also
the following resouon-ro flag space four feet wide
M sidewalks in Thirty third street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues All persons Interested and having obec
tons thereto requested 10 present them in writing
The undersigned before the 9th day OF January inst
JAM II, 1855. JAMES FURY, Street Commissioner
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MEDICAL ADVISER AND MARRIAGE GUINEA
W. practical treatise before published TwcutV
FIVE cents o copy free OF postage Sold By sStrinxsr q
Townsend 2s2 J. Harriet 43sk Broadway; and sy -
author N. iarmont, physician and surgeon, a. ResAs
street, corner Of Broadway ", vhere be treats -
to 8 Ia he egcna g
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10 0nES UNITED STATES POST OFFICE DIRECTORY
III and Postal Guide-Containng complete list of all
post Offices, postmasters &C. IN the United States to-
gether with fun tables OF po,togcs just published and
Tor sale at the Office OF the New York Gty Directory 16i
Broadway, up stairs, by ClhRIISR RODE Price so cts
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CORPORATION S0IIcE-puBIIC NOTICE Is HEREBY

GORpORATICN NOTTCE-PUBIp NOTICE Is HEREBY
" given. that petitions havo been presented in the
Board OF Assistant Aide men, for the construction of
IN the following named streets TO wit Eighty
fifth street, from 100 feet east Of Fourth avenue
through Third and Eighty sixth street to the
Fast river also in Third avenue, from Eighty sixth,
street to through Seventy ninth street to East river
slsn in lights. frat street from point AGO feet west OF
Third avenue, 10 and through Third avenue 10 seventy
sinth street also, in Mott street. from Pell street 10
Walker street with the proposed hay
ard street also in Forty third street from Tenth
10 Hudson river and also, in Fifteenth street, from
avenue 10 the sewer in avenue C. All persons inter
-icd in he above and having objections thereto,
quesed to present the in writing to the Contract
hrs, at this o3oc, or before January, 10Th instant
NICHOLAS DEAN, President
tro,on Aqucduct Department, Jan, 49, 1853
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vTNO IRON FOUNDERS.--sGAIEn PROPOSALS WILL
be received by the subscriber at the office OF the Gro
ton Aqueduct Department, until January 2st, 1883 1T
o'clock p. n, for the following cast iron water pipes,
viz 200 tvcaty inches diameter; 800 twelve inches d.
ameter 2,0O0 six inches diameter, and seventy five
branches of different sizes Persons wishing to estmats
requested to procure from this Office detailed speci
tons or the work and blank form for making their pro-
posals Oilers to be endorsed Proposals for Water Pipe.
N. DIAN, President C,oton Aqueduct Department.
Crot0n Water Aqueduct hpar tnent, January 10 1853
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VTTAR HATH SLAIN IT'S THOUSANDS, BUT SCROFULA
w its tens Of thousands--Dr +. Brown, the great
scrofua doctor of Springfield, Mass formerly Of Havsr
hill Mass, OF New York city, author OF 'FemAls
Manual OF Health " 'Scroulats and cure, and
other works OF great celebrity has the pleasure to
established himself in this city at No 147 Grand street.
between Broadway and Bowery, where he will be Apply
nefally.
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IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND SUPPLIES, JAN
Z uarY II, 1s6S.-To Builders.-Sealed proposals vi

~ uary IL, 1sss.-To Builders-Seaied proposals will
received at the Office of the Commissioner Repairs
and Supplies, No. New City Hall, until Friday, 2lst
instant, at o'clock p. NJ, at which time they will be
opened n accordance with the ordinance therefor) for
vsnna for the se of Engine omnanx No and
the alterations of house Duane street between
Rose and William streets for Engine Company No. 10 and
Hose Company No 2. Builders will estimate for the
mason and carpenter work for each house separately
The plans and specifications Of the work required TO lie
DONE and ali information IN regard thereto be had
at the ose Of the Superintendent Of Repairs Public
Buildings No. 10 Elizabeth street. Bank estimates will
be furnished at either Office. N. B-The Commissioner
the right to reject all any Of the estimates
deemed lot the interest Of the Corporation.
BARTHOLOMEW B. PURDY
Commissioner Repairs and Supplies
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ANTHOLOGY.


JN0RTUNE TF1JJNG.-MRS ALVIN, RENOWNED IN
II Europe for her skill in foreteng the future, will
furnish intelligence about all circumstances Of life, to all
who may address her Mrs. Alvin speaks the English
French and German anguaSes-3l1 Broomc street near
Chrystic street. up stairs, Office hours from 10 A. H. to
SPIN.
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J. addressed to either Of the undersigned, will be
ceived at Hlsborough Highland county, Ohio until the
and masonry Of the middle division Of tho Cincinnati
Marlborough and Parkersburg railway, extending from
Marlborough Highland county, to point near Jackson
Jackson county, Ohio, about Fifty six miles. The Line
will be ready for examination early in January and pre-
files and specifications Of the work will be exhibited
the Engineers Office in Hllsborough for week prior
to the LIST day of February This railway forms the
eognzed continuation Ohio of the baltimore and
Ohio and North Western Virginia Railways, and being
located link in the through line between Baltimore
and st. Louis will be found in every way worthy Of the
attention of able and enterprisng contractors The
mander Of the line to the Ohio river viii 10 ready for
contract about the first day Of May next.
JAMES NJ TPIMBLE, President
EILMOOD MORRIS. Chief Engineer
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M ANMOfH NEWFOUNDLAND PUTS or TIN CFtg
lyl brated leo stock; pure hlsch tan King C,o-lcy
spaneis, OF te finest imported SALISBURY Plain ebcphetd
dogs. .c3 Water street
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IIOR NEW ORLEANS DIRBT.--THE NEW DOUBLE
I engine steamship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, n. Mat
thews, commander will leave pier Fast river Satur
day jan e. at o'clock T. NJ. This ship has elegant
commodations for passengers Passage in cabin state
ment goods IS cents per cubic foot Shippers eqnes
ted to supply themselves with the steamers form Of bills
Of ading, others viii be signed. They may be had
application at the Office OF the agents, and viii be
signed at the Office prior to the day of sailing when they
will he signed board. No freight received and posi-
lively bills Of lading signed after II O'Clock the day
sailing For freight passage apply board to
f. LINCOLN n CO., 100 Pearl street
Agents in New Orleans, Messrs Marks Thomas, No.
p0v,ira
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MEDICAL.

MEDICAII
|tLAIRvOYANCE.-DR. SWAN AND MADAM JOHN.
~ son, the celebrated mesmcric and botanic physi-
clans, are permanently located at $40 Madison
Gougerncur street where they can be consulted daily
the examna ions Of disease and prescribe for the
and viii give correct account OF absent friends Loaf
stolen property and all business transactions Satisfac
ton guaranteed. Take the East Broadway or Grand
street omnibus, and stop AZ Gouycrncur street.
nR WARD GRADUATE or TIE UNIVERSITY or
~ tdinburgb.-ilours, from O'Clock A. NJ, TO Q
O'Clock i. NJ On Sunday from 10 to II A. NJ and FROM
TO in the evening Olcc Canal street, door from
broadway, up stairs.
NR IALPITS OFFICE HOURS-FROM TO ~ A. VI,
~ and 10 ]. NJ (suDd.y cssepted) No. 64a Aoas.
ton street, Two doors be'cS Wooster
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NEW YORK AND AI.ARAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

M EW nOhk AND ALABAMA SIEaMShlf CONfASI,
In For Mobile, stopping at Havana the new side
wheel steamship BLACK WARRIOR Robert W. Shufeldt,
Commander. The steamer Black Warrior will commence
receiving freight for Mobile Friday, Jan. 81 at twelve
O'Clock NJ and sail for the above ports Tuesday Jan.
IS at twelve O'Clock precisely from pier foot Harrison
street, North river Passage, $65 Freight taken for
l.. Mead Co., Mobile will be forwarded free of commits
sons. No freight taken to Havana but specie. NO
freight received sailing days COmpsnys bills Of lad
ing be had ut No 80 Nassau street shippers must
send in their bills Of ladng to the Office by nine O'Clock
r. H., Monday, Jan. "A. Passengers for Havana must
procure passports before leaving port.
LIVINGSTON, CR0CHER0N 4 CO, 81 Broadway
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kI.ORTING.


NOUNG SANkEY j. PREPARED TO MAKE a MATCH
with John Cooley John Adams, FOR tlia sam nl 5000
TO $500 side at their weight; or any other man in
the United states of seven stone ten the same .oun
The money Is ready at Nike Murphy's Walker Street
House No. Isl Walker street. Young SAMMY
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xctTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice is hereby given, that the following
solution has been presented in the Board of Assistant
Aldernen;To set curb and gutter and flag sidewalk in
Division street. in front Of 1071s 100, H. commencing
the Of Pike street. An persons interested hay
ing objections thereto requested to the same
writing to the undersgned at his Office before
the 10th day of January inst.
Jan. 8, 1868. JAMES FURI.Y, Street Commissioners
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A UHfsAIIA.--gOR SYDNEY. MELBOURNE, Oh PORT
IA Philip detention after the day speciRed tor do
parture. The clipper bark PEYT0NA, lying at pier
ports Parties derous Of securing the best sccoDsoda
tion with rspdiy Of passage requested to inspect
her The previous performances Of this vessel warrant
the belief that her passage will be effected in eighty days
She takes experienced surgeon and every exeron will
be made 70 secure comfort and satisfaction for her pas
sengers. For freight or passage sPply to ANTONIO PED
LETTER eS Wall street, BABBiDGE s VALENTINE,
l63 South street.
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n ETR0P0IITAN HOTEI.-THE MIRRORS OF THE
Vl magnificent hotel from the Belgian nufactog
Of Ste. Marie dOgncs.
A. ROIKER MOIIMANN 4 A. PERnR,
% Pearl street. Sole Agents.
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A Us1RAIIAN PIONEER IINE--rHE NOBLE A
IA packet ship ELrHEAS!A, 300 tons burtben, cop
pered and copper fastened will succeed the baltimore
seventh ship Of this line and sail for Melbourne Port
Philip on the 10th OF February The Euphrasia ia sd
miraby adapted for passengers, and IL il sufficient 10 add
that she VIII be provsioned and fitted cut in the
liberal style the ships that have preceded her in ths
line Four Of the ships of the Pioneer Line have arrived
in Australia before this date and il il well establish
ell that Of the ships despatched the subscribers
will have to put into any port for supplies they
amply Professionalism double the length OF voyage Al
the Eupbrasa viii sail direct for Port Philip it expect
cd that she viii make the voyage in less time than any
ship advertised. An early application for passage Is
commended, the baltimore sailed with full compile
ment Of freight and passengers in exactly twenty nine
days after the departure Of her predecessors For freight
passage apply to
JOHN OGDEN, or r, W. CAMERON 1l6 Wall street.
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MRS. DRAKE DAUGHTER OF THE LATE MRS. MOrT.1
lfl physician 1916 West Fifteenth street attends
diseases of and children in all their varied forms
Mothers invited to consult Mrs Drake their owe
and their chldrens complaints. She is equally
cessful as her mother, who became so celebrated.
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TT s. MAI. STEAMSHIP COMPANY.-FOR NEW OR
~ leans via Havana.-The splendid steamship CliERO-
KE Baxter commander win sail from the pier at foot of
Warren street, N. r., on Thursday January ~ at
O'Clock T. NJ precisely Rates Of passage to Havana and
New Orleans--Iadies' and after saloon berths, $780,
lower forward saloon berh $50 steerage S25. Specie
only taken freight to havana. Freight taken to New
Orleans at 90 cents per cubic foot Shippers Of freight
requested 20 supply themselves with the company bills
ofladng which may be had application at The Office
No other form will be signed No bills OF adng signed
after l. o'clock the day of sailing For freight pas
sage apply to o. ROBERTS III West street of
Warren.
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CORPORATION NOTICT.-pUBIIC NOTICE IS HERE.
0by given that petitions have been presented in the
Roar OF Assistant Aldermen for the construction of
seven in the following named streets TO wit in Eighty
NTH srcet from 100 feet east Of Fourth avenue and
through Third and EigtysSth street to the East
riler Also in Eighty first street from point AGO feet
sSt Of Third avenue, TO and through Third avenue to
Sreny ninth street Also in Mott street from Pe street
toWaer street. TO connect with the proposed sewer in
Eaard street Also in Forty third street. from Tenth
Hudson river. And also in Fifteenth street from
aefue to the in G. All persons interest
&c in he above having objections thereto request
80 10 resent the in writing to the contract clerk
n. tins Gice on or before January 29t b instant.
NICHOLAS DEAN, President.
CrotOn A,ueduot Department Jan. H. 1853
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nR. COBBErT, MEMBER OF TIE n. Y. UNIVERSITY,
~ 10 ruane street, between Chatham and william
streets. Office hours from A. NJ. to or. N.
\. B.-Sec my diploma in my Office.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


~ RATIS.-NEW PUBIICATTONS.--A POPULAR TREA.
NJ tisc the and OF neryous!y deblitatcd
health and entcebed constitution that harrass ue young,
besets the OF pleasure business ana study and
Buffers old age. Just published and be had GRATIS,
by addressing post paid box 100 broadway Post Office,
New York.
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VyHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED SrATE3
i Mail SteAmcrs-Ihs ships comprising this lins are
the following -
ATLANTIC. .................. Captain west
PACIFIC. Captain Nye
ARCTIC. ....................O Captain Luce
BALTIC. .....................C Captain Comstock.
ADiuA1iC. ................. Captain Grafton.
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
government service every has been taken in ther
cOnsTuc0nas in their engnes-t0 strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
eguslled for elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from New York 70 Liverpool in Arst
cabin $40 in second cabin SO Exclusive Of extra
size state ROOM 5000.
From Liverpool to New York, f30 and ELS.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
Ne berths secured until paid for.
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GIANT NICHOLAS HOTEI--TFE MIRRORS OF Tf1Is
- magnificent hotel are from the Belgian manuf,ctory
u ste. Marie dOgnies
A. R0LKER MOTI.MANN, 4 A. PERIER
255 Pearl street Sole Agents
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NEW YORK AND SAN FRANCISCO STEAMSHIP
IN Lnc-Tbrough to San Francisco via Aspinwall
and Panama at greatly reduced rates.No detention
the sthmus1he new and splendid side wheel steamship
UNCLE SAM, (beng her second voyage 1000 tons) viii
liam A. Mills commander, will leave New York Tor AS
pinwal, Navy Bay) Thursday, January 20, at L.
NJ, precisely IRON pier No. North river, where passen
gers examine her accommodations. The performance
Of this steamer her first voyage warrants the
that passengers will reach Aspinwall in from
to eight days The magnificent double engine side
wheel steamship CORTES, q 800 tons Thomas Is. Crop
per- commander, will be in readiness at Panama to
cciye the Uncle Sans passengers, and sail Immediately
for San Francisco The accommodations and ventilation
OF the Corte al that be desired Her speed les
tabshed on The voyage between New York and Panama,
and while ON the Pacific coast is unequaed Every
ertion will be made the part OF the line TO
fort expedition and safety Passengers win be landed
the wharf at Aspnwal FREQ taking the Panama railroad,
and cautioned that tickets for this line sold only
ut No 20 Broadway
DAVIS BROOKS 4 CO., Geueral Agents.
mail bag is made up at the above Office, under the
new United States Postage law for the convenience OF the
public.