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THEsHoRTEsT and CHEAPEST ROUTE

II TIEOIIOIl I'D dHU OIIIIhT TlsJ NOU L II
Il VANDERBILT LINE for SAN FRANCISCO
The Accessory Transit Company (ofNcaagua proprietor
Only Line giving Through Tickets Including the lsGhmus
Crossing ThTo gh advance OF the MsThe double
engine steamship STAR OF THE WEST 400 tans,
will leave from Per No. North River at 31eock ~
precisely, SATU RDAY March or San Juan del Norte
direct, connecting with the Regular Pacific Steamship
the Ncsszu Transit Route having bat II miles Of land
transportation. These unsurpassed in their
accommodations and ertIistiOn. For information pas
sage, az the lowest rates, apply only 20
c. VANDERBILT. Agent, No 8 Bsttery-pace up stairs.
Passengers cautioned against the Representations Of
hired runners for other lines None employed tor t,
line mailbag Is made up at the office.
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Ocean Cleaners, Sc.

A AUSTRALIAN PACKETLINE- Thebeau-
~ tlul clipper ship TtIEOXINA viii be dispatched
on her regular day early in March. The propnetors OF
this lire call attention this splendid vessel and re'er to
the prompt manner in which their former ships 1.-THE Abus
and Peyona) have sailed from this port To intend
ing Australia this line offers the advantages OF fast
vessels elegance of accommodation and every comfort
render the voyage agreeablebeins commanded by tined
and experienced captains and provisions furnished the
most liberal scale. An early application important APP
DIV on board OF to ANTONIO PBLLErIER, No. % Wall
st. or OVERMANN < GRUNER, No. % South-st.
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ALLEGHENY MINING COMPANY, of Maryland,
Office No 81 Beavsrst, New iogk. I
4 L 4 MEETING Of the Stockholders ofthis
~ Company the following gentlemen were chosen u d.
rectors for tho ensuing year:
ARTHUR LEARl, SAM. GILMAN.
JAMES HENRY, CHAS \. SECOR, snd
W. N. FOWLE, Of Alexandria,
end 81 subsequent meeting OF the Drectors, ARTHUR
LEAllN. Esq, unanlInonSly elected President.
The above Company have now 70 announce that they
have perfected their Tor the mining ana trans
por,aiion Of their Cumberland Coal scale much mors
extensive than for years past Consumers may therefore,
rely upon their orders being promptly executed The quail
ity OF the Coal Is now well established and the Company
guarantee It eqsa 10 any from the Cumoeriani region
The Coilrsry viii always vessels for taer eos
TONERS 1T lowest without charge Their Agents
Messrs Fowle Co AexaRdris J. W. Osborn Esq, At
Baltimore and F. A QginaTd the Office Of the Company
g. +. STRONG, Sec'y.
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Tor CHARLESTON and FLORIDA -
i SEblIWEEKLY U. ). MAIL LINE.-The new and
fist.goiug steamer MARION, NJ Berry Commander,
viii leave Pier No. 4, " r., on SATURDAY March ),
at o'clock, r. NJ precisely. For freight apply board
where all bills Of adng will be signed aud for passage
the office Of SPOFFORD, TlLESr0N Co.
No 90 South al.
Through Tickets furnished TO Florida as follows TO
Jacksonville, sjl TO Pilatka, SIS.
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INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE fol

INDII ENDENI OITOS1lION LINE TOT
IL CALIFORNIAN 4 Great Reduction in Price-Tae
new, splendid and fast sailing steamship UNCLE SAM
GOO tuns William A. Mills, Commander will sail for ~
pinwell on MONDAY, Mach n AZ r. NJ from Pier No
y r. The Uncle sam has established the Character OF
beng the fastest steamer the route having on her two
former voyases beat al OF her competitors from two 10
five days Her good qualities sea boat end accomuo-
dsons Tor pas-enge much superior 70 other Eleam
her speed No efforts vi BE- spared on the part Of
her officers 70 sead tie passengers throuEn with
expedition comfort and safety For freight or passage AZ
eIirmely low Fsies apply to Z. MILLS, Agent No. 81
CogTtialdt S.
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OFFICE OF THE TRUSTEES OF TRK WABASH AND ERlE(
CANAL, No. IL W all-st, NEw-YoRE, Feb. q, 1858.
NOrlCE.-The Certificates of Special Stock
IN for the Funded Interest from ls JAM 1871, to lat
jar 1855 the Preferred and Deferred Indiana, Wabash
and Enc Canal Stocks viii be ready for delivery, at this Of
fee, on and after the 18th March next.
CHARLES BUTLER, Prest. Board of Trustees.
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NOTICE is hereby given that the books Of
lVubserpiion 10 the capital stock the FULTON FIRE
INSURANCE. COMPANY OF the City Of WILLIAMSBURG
will be opened TUESDAY, the 9t Of March inst at
the Farmers and Citizens Bank of lst and So1th
7thst Wilamsbu-gh remain open from IL o'clock NJ
10 o'clock T. NJ Ten per cent 20 he paid at the time Of
subsrbing and the balance IN days thereaferDsed
Williamsburgh March 8. 1883.
CHARLES w. H0UGHT0N,)
THOMAS G. MOORE, Committee
A. j. g. DEGRAW,
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F. II. LUDLOW, Auctioneer,
WILL SELL the FOLLOWING VAL

r.. III. LUDLOW, AuctloneeT --x
WILL SELL. the FOLLOWING VAL
w LIABLE PROPERTY, on TUESDAY, March 9Th, At
IL o'clock at the Merchants Exchange.
Supreme Court under the direction of Lueius Robinson
Fsq- Referee
Boadway-The lot OF around with the three story brck
buildug eIeon, No 2 Broadway the west SIDE - y
funtad rear BY les feet in depth one side and los T.
ms o the sfher.
Also the lot ground the southwest corner Of Broad.
way and 56thst % e front % feet lbs. in rear 50 r. 3
ms on S6thst and % q Q ms the souihery sideI
5h tv2 lots the west side of 9Th ay between sd
and 7ith-sts p n. by 81 q. q ms
33ds-9 lots on the south SIDE Of dst $50 r. west from
7thav g f. front Is f.. in rear by about u r. deep
Maps can be Rad a. the efse OF the aucuoneer.
Supreme Court under the direction Of NJ Nnox, Esq
Referee , 80, .
I6tht-The house and lot the south side OF hthst
10 n west from 7hay and known No 80 West 10Th st.
ioav-The lot OF ground with the frame dweIns thereon
on the east side Of 10th % IT, north nom SIthstr al
rs By 100 q.
Also the lot Of ground with the frame dwelling thereon,
On the northwest of l0th-ay and 4sst, - T. ms
rcnt and rear by 100 deep Book Maps can be hsd At the
Office Mortimer Buldins, II Wai-st
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vy,UE REST PLACE I. ret MEMS and
TsparIUersbe.

COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-We have
- THIS nav admitted EDWARD n. JONES Snd AU
GUSTJ : WATERMAN As Partners IN our House.
Nev-YsTk. Feb. s, 1855 CYRUS W. FIELD Co.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mr. WILLIAM
~ LIBBT has tins 6sy retird from the arm Of AZ
TOE IIBBY Co EDMUSD D. SANrDN,
WILLIAM 2. LtB8l.
JOSHUA F. BRIDGE,
SAMUEL |. BRIDGE.
Th business Of the late fn viii hereafter be conducted
~ the suScrbers under tie iILn OF SsATLN BRIDGE
q EDMUND n. SANrDN,
JO-HUA +. BRIDGE,
SAMUEL l. BRIDGE.
NOTICE is hereby given that the COpsrtner.
~ ship heretofore sSi,sing unde ths and style OF
FFLT, STAPkEY Co Is this day d solved oy NUT al
eonssrt Tie Affairs Of the cnucen will BE- sted ~ u IT,
STARKEY, A. - WILEY 4sa J. D, fRANNLIN
F.. J. FELT
q X. STARHEY,
A A. WILEY
wren.han. Feb. p 1853 J. D. FRANKLIN
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TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

4 NllED OLA CD oAih Oh Eahoiiii
~ COMPANY-Connectinz with the Pacific N al steam
ship Company carrying the United States Mail On
ly through United States Mail Line for California and Ore
gon via Asplnwa and Panama. Greatly reduced prices
The splendid and double engine IT, :. Mail Steamship
ILLINOIS, 500 burden, h. j. Hartene, U. Navy,
commander viii sail on MONDAY, March p, at 2ocock
NJ precisely from pier at foot OF Warenst North INV.
er The Pacific Mail Steamship Company's magnificent
steamer GOLDEN GATE VIII be IN readiness AZ Panama
to receive the Illinois mails and passengers and sail m
mediatey for San Francisco The Golden Gate performs
her ups from Panama San Francisco inside Of y days
beating all other the Pacific from b n DAYS
and her accommodations only equaed BY her
the Jno L. Stephens No efforts will DO spared the part
of tie Companies to snd their passengers through ~h
petition, comfort and safety. Passengers will be landed
at the railroad wharf at Aspinwa free Transit OF the
Istbmus the passengerY expense Persons securing
through passage by the United States Mail Steamers from
New York have preference Of accommodation board tho
Pacific Mail steamers Rates Of Fare from Panama San
Fraucsco on the most favorable For Pas
sage apply TO CHARLES A. WHITNEY,
at the Office OF the Companies, No. III Westst,
comeIAof Warren, NY.
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ALBERT II. NIooLAY, Auetioneer.
CENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
W at AUCTION ALBERT II. NICOLAY, win sell
on THURSDAY March TO- At oi O'Clock, A. NJ, II No. .
VAnden+t, between NATicS and M,cdousasts) sentee
Household FURNITURE. consisting part Of marble top TIE
bes rocking Chairs Sofas Cxets Piano, Chairs marble
top Wahssnds &C &C. together with variety OF hiieh
en Furniture, Stoves Crocke Sc with which the sale
will commence Terms cash bankeb.e money. Catalogues
will be ready the day before the sale For full psricul
apply II the auction store No. 20 Waist. l525I
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DRINTS-Light and dark styles, Steams and
Nsdders in g,a' variety, including shirtlng Prints and
a. French For sale BY NESMlTH & CO.
No. - Broad-st. and 50 New
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A IrSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY

A AUSTRALIAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
IN -FO2 PORT PHILIP, MELBOUNE and sgd
NEY, AUSTRALIA.-The magnificent new steamship
GOLDEN ACE 2Oo0 .uns -. Commander, will bo
dspatched for the above ports about the 18th May
This steamship IA OF the and strength aud IN every 70.
spcct equal 10 the Collins Line Of Steamers and il believed
will prove 10 be the fastest steamship in the world Her
first second and third class Of passsn
gers are superior TO any steamer ever built.
Rates of Passage
First Class Ladies' Saloon. SIS
Saloon
Second Nlasr- 10
The books open For freight passage, apply
j. HOWARD X SOk, Agents, No. 81 Broadway.
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y1,1,P RRyTJsH and NORTH AMERICAN

10 LiVERPoOL.-Ckief Cabin Passage, siS; Second
Cabin Passage, SO. - s,-,,,
9lOo Second Cabin Passage SIS The shps froa bostsn
ell at Halifax. .u.. -,
ARABIA. Capt Judkins AhEhiCAt osp,S Lesn
PERSIA, Capt Ryre, EtnorA, Sspe sna'oa
ASIA CAPT f.. q. Lett. CANADA zap. Ssoae
AFRICA, Capt. Harrison. NlASARA, osps Lsns
on srboaId bow. port how =. 49, -.
aERISA Tsrrisop fs NkW-N YORK, "Wednesday, Feb. ).
T%Nknt Con. from BOSTON, "Wednesday, Feb H.
ASIA Lott, from NEwYoRK, We;inesisy, FEB "a
ARtPIk' JuJ,ins I'm NEw.Y DIRK, Wednesday March o.
Rerths not secured until paid for:
Anexperienced Surgeon ON board.
H. ,vuers of these ships will not be accountable foe
.od silver bullion specie. jewely, precioss stones or
m falls unless bills of lsding sgned therefor and The
y,lue thereof therein expressed
For freight or passage sgply g, A. .y.-r
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CANT NICHOLAS BANK.-This Bank win

CANT NICHOLAS BANK.--This Bank win
- commence business at no. Well-Et, on TUESDAY
nstt The 9Th inst Discount days Mondays and Thusays
Upounent Money received deposit the lowest rates
DIRECTORS.
Edward J. MsIett, yosph w. Coriea
d. Henry HsiRht, VIM. ID. Thompson,
James II. Oliver, Ernest Cazet
Jonas g. Dudley, Rodrnan y MOllton,
Cenhas II Norton. Stephen Waterman,
Andrew Comstock, John Lee Smith,
Isaac VI. Frothin ghaun Henry BaylA
George t. Willard.
EDWD j MALLETT President
JOS. w. CORLIEs, Viee-PreGdeut
r. S. OAKLEY, Cashier
New.York Feb. 8, 1853
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CLYDE and soDUS BAY RAILROAD

~ COMPANY Books will be opened on 10Th March,
instant for subscriptions the capital sto,k OF this Com
pany NJ Tie Office Of Aesgs VIM Jno. 0Bnen, No. 81
Nsll-ft.
Pamphlets containing map and profile Of the road and
is connections, with the Engineers Report and Other
information be obtained Al the Office Of the
Mesrs OBnep.-New-YoT March l. 1855
BY order OF The Directors,
L. s. KETCHUM, President.
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AxrnosY J. BLEEcxEK. A,etior eeE
vINHIRlY -EIGHT DESIRABLE BUILLe
AErHoNY J. BLEEcKER, AuctOnesr.
I l. IL y DRAIE RT'N NJ DER I'll A NJ

ASrHoSy J. BLEEcxER, Auctioneer
VALUABLE PROPERTY nc PERT AM
BOY NJ, stAUCTION.-ANTHON J. BLEECh-
Err Will sell II public auction. on TUESDAY TIE Sth day
81 Mach 1853 - o'clock az the Merchants Exchange,
the 10 lowing desirable property. VI: ~
At Fer'h AlnboyThe unexg ired term Of 4 Lease 81 Al
Hsbe Properly. az Perth AEboy J. The Lot Is 100 fee:
hrescfh trent the wster and the The near,
BIZ $50 feet in deJ-h TIE eass for 10 years from the st
81 Ee7 1889 AZ annual OF Sis payable quarterly
Also the Steam Saw Mil said properly. beng 20 BY >
feet and two stories high Also the steam Engine n sid
mill Of from % 70 s. horsepower, si,h two upright Saws
and Gee4rg-the MIL, &C. belonging 70 the lessee q the
e. OF the All the Improvements nearly new and
the tern viii be made known The day OF sale For tnT
Their particulars apply the anctioaeor, No Broad ST.,
Nev-iork I235iI
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EOR LIVERPOOL-United States Mail
steamship ARCTIC, Capt J. C. Luce-Ths steamship
viii depart with the United States Mails for Europe posi-
lively on Saturday Sch March at o'clock NJ from he<
berth ar The foot Of Csnal-st.
No berth secured I'll. paid for.
For freight passage having uneqused accommodations
for elegance and comfort, apply 10 u,
EDW'D K. COLLINS Co, No. 20 Wilst
PssseDgers are requested 10 be on board az ~ A. NJ
The steamship PACIFIC will succeed me Mcue, ana al
ANIL
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DRINTS-Steams and Madders, new styles,
Il received from the works daily For sale by
NESMirH 4 Co,
No. 50 Breads and No So New-st.
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Renittsnces-Pssages.
BOWMAN. GpINNELL IL Co, No. Sc

RVN MIN. N'fAAN4NI4IlI4 No NV'f ANV %
Sop,h,t NeyrYotk s,le ard OILY authorized Aseas
for the SNALLOM-TAIL LINE OF PAOhEt-Shlfs
LlvEsrooL fACKsTs sail 9th LoNooN faSNsrs sni every
and list OF every month. atsInate ibsisaAy
LIVERPOOL. |LONDoNA
CONSTITITfON SIR r. PEEL,
NEW WORLD. ICORNEllUs GhiNNsLL-
OMEN pF T4B WEST INDEPENDENCE,
CaNsTANFINF AMERICAN CON6RESS
ALRERT CAILATIN IPRiNCE ALBERT,
ASHBt RTON, I1oRkrOWN,,,,v
AMERICAN UNION, IPArRlCk dENht,
Persons vishirS 20 send for their friends and
bringing them cnt ty any OF the above nssnuesnt mis-
are informed that Messfs BOWMAN, ukiNNhhh q 20.
are the only AGENTS for the above ships in Ihs eity
They sso issue Drafts from 4 aud upwsrd when are
kritain BOWMAN, GRINNELL Co,
No So Souths. N " ami No Regents road Liverpool.
Liverpool packets leave Newly 9th and 2s Of every
london Packets leave New YORK every alternate Tas-
d.y For passage apply as above.
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HATS for GENTLEMEN, of the spring
- fye, row ready for inspection; for lastre Of
tnlsh ard material viii vie with any offered We ,oiet
TIE attention Of those Of beautiful article feeling
eornceEi our HAts wal meet ther appreciation.
}. T. 4oSARQUE, No. ~ Eowery
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WETMORE, ROBERT & Co. Stock Note
w add Exchange BroksrS Dealers in Specie ana Goa
Drst Cencnertsl BsIk BglldiRf, Ne. u Wsn-st
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STATES MAIL. STEAMSHIP

u COMPANY. eonncorug with the Pses NAL steam
ship Company carrying the srsst Omted States Mi
on, through uiea Ststes Mail lime tor CALIFORNIA
and OREGON Wis Aspinv all ami Panama Greatly rrlacsl
prices The spleudd sne doube-ensne Uahd Sa,se
Nal steamship GEORGIA SEQ tnns Garden d Porter.
n : Nav Commander. will SAIL On SATURDAY, March
II o'coeh precisely from peE At tcx Of NNrea-f.
North River for AsPnwsll direct The Pscss Mail Steam
ship Cor rauV's magnificent steamers TeNNESSE
and NORTliSRNER will be IN readiness Of Panama 10
take the mails sud passengers of the Georgia and sal uane-
saJey for San francisco No efforts arc spared on the pst
OF tie Companies 20 serd their passenger Though 9Th
exped ten comtoSt and aety Passengers viii be aniea
st The Railrosl Wharf Aspnwall bee rrassit Of tie
Ishmus a. IT, passengers expense For eiGat pssass
apply 20 CHARLES 4. WHITNEY, st me s.fcc Il tie
Compenie. No IN West ct. esrneg ofWuna. Se~.york
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clothing, ST.

DRAKE, FASHIONABLE HALTER. No.
- B0wery, Viii introduce the Spring Style OF Gentle
nsn's Hats Saturday, February y, lass.
FASHIONABLE HATS.-Elegant French
u sLk Hats sS-sl lsss than Broadway prices Neai
HAts u - 50. BROWS
No. I5s Canal-st-, one door from Sullivan.
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CPRING FURNITURE SALES-1he un-
- sersirn.d respectfully to his friends a. me
ruhls thS be i prepared u.oa eve hrs prsola A.
,,pton 10 a.. e FIniture the rsidenees 81 fenes
A., ALBERT n. EiCObAY,
Real Estate srd Genera AasrcDeer, NO 70 Walsst-
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CLARK MILLS SHEETNGS-lOO bales
~ SrArk A., 81 in. improved sheetngs. Aso 81 ditto
lust received. For sale bE NESMITH Co,
No. g BrOad-st. and y New.
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ARRANGEMENT.-The LIv.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT LTV-
w ERPOOL and PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
Co intend Ealing the fayorte steamships follows
CITY OF MANCHESTER @ I25, Capt Robert Leiteh
CITY OF GLASCOW.....l6l0 Capt William Wylie.
IRON PHILADELPHIA
CITY OF MANCHESTER $3.50. Thursday, Mar. 3, 1875
CITY OF GLASGOW. .Tharsdsy Mar. ii, 1885
FROM LIVERPOOL
CITY OF GLASGOW. wednesday, Mar 2 1855
CITY OF MANCHESTER ... Wednesday, Mar. 80, 1905
RATES OF PASSAGE
PROM HILADELPHIA FROM LIVERPOOL
Saloon after stateroomss0 Saloon after Stateroens
- nlidship - % - mdship 90 "
forward So forward 90 ID -
Including Stswsrd'sfees.
THIRD-CLASS PASSENGERS.
limited number of thirdcass passengers will be tsxso
from Philadelphia snd Liverpool aud found IN proyaoaa
From Philadelphia f2D From Lyerpes e guneess
Certificates OF passage will be ssned here 10 parties who
DESTROYS OF bringing their friends Of corresponding
Tsfaa -,
Freight so per tun; eO, goods hardware, &c, viii b
taken subject " agreement
An experienced Surgeon viii be carried on each ship
small drafts drawn ut sight on England and Ireland
For freight passage spPly 20 ,.,,xv
and No . Wanutst, Philadelphia.
pIcuARDsON. BROTHERS n Co, Liverpool
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Drp pooos.

CASH FANCY DRY GOODS HOUSE.
~ JAMES McCREERY Co,
Importers and Jobbers,
No. u Wiham-st. New-Yprk
Have now in store large and well selected Stock CONSIST
ing in part Of - . ,,,,
sHANLS and DRESS RIBBONS and MILNE
GOODS RY Articles,
LACFS and ENBROIDER- SILK GOODS
IFS HOSIERY, GLOVES, &c.
WHITE GOODS,
To bicb will be- d.y added cheap and desirable Goods
MON Merchants seaey invited 20 eKaialne
stock and compare prices with those OF other houses IN
'-' JAMES McCREERY, L Co, No y Willam-st
COTTON DIAPERS and T0WELINGS-
~ 50 cases put up in pieces and dozens Brdseye aud
Huckabuek. FoT sale by NESMlTH & Co,
No. 81 Broad-st. and No. 50 Newest
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JTNTTED STATES NAIL STEAMsUIs

II NliED SlAiES WALL S1EAMSHIp
- COMPASI.-FOR NEW-ORLsANs, wa IA.
VANA-The splendd steamship EMPIRS CITY y
Niude, Conn Anser, Will sail tronn the per fs,t a.
Nsrreu-st. \. r., on SATURDAY., March Il az oeloct
7. ~. precisely.
Rat. 81 passage 10 Havana and Ne~ oreAn,-Ne~ A..
areement:
LADIES md GileT Saloon Berths........,......nes
Lower Forward Saloon Ber;hs........~..........N
Steer
No freight taken 70 Havana but Specie.
FIeghf taken "a hew-OT.enns Al ;, een,rf Cube Fot
slrr,r, Of are requested 20 sGpPly themselves WI
the ComranY's bs Of ldrs which may 6 osd ~ sppses-
ton AZ ID. ofcc. No other form VIII D. stned-
Ne bills Of sdns Eguod after i oeiosk % TIE cay
Silrs Fer freight o. pssSift, sppy 10 -.
NJ O. ROSEkTS, No III WostsI, es o. WaTen-sk
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A USTRALIA-CLIPPER LINE-YS.II

"A ScA hAiAh-(iSif fEh lxlNE.-Ihe I
"A packet ship ROCkLAND so tuus bsrsbs. w.,
master, viii snccs the CANNON teats sAip q u, ~.
sre ssil tor MELBOURNE, PORT PHILIP a. -
harvh. TIE Unsarpassd accommodations Of a.. -
ship sufficient rducement for pAEtes sIau,ns -
and tie established reputation Of this regular la. ~, -
patch all oth~rS guarantee or intending sv.,,
20 engage BY htr pref any other wss hOss5
tha; port. For fsiEt pssssre early appeatoa $500
he made 20 WA. T. DUGAN, No IS rroat q an A. M
KILL 4 Elliott, Nc. ls6 Pearl q. -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-08-27

end ~sls In lifts Is crsdias ssd sssrsly Ia h favor;
sut pOtvfhrtapditg ~ those ooosiAsss
stbey tbs board aid nat haa could thsy nav
fes Themselves ustt6sd in exourpg him for oxsdng Cd
81 sDA for the safety If the esoursou train
from Cxbri3ge Friday 0'nrg Last and considering
bnseh, he ttsted. only pas.eneer
By order Of the Boad II Directors,
OKRAY TAFT, President.
PROVIDENCE August 10, 1858
never had any special or general Instructions 70.
atve to my duties except in some particular cases,
sid never supposed 80 much power was given TO me
ss Mr.. s. stsEd to-day once know freight train
to run on passenger trains time. from Whtinsvile
to Uxbridke by sending flag ahead 1t was reported
r. me that told the man II was contrary to orders;
reported It To the superintendent, Mr. S0uthwick;
was employed by the road when Mr.. Hinckley was
aperntel dent; never was supplied with tho rules
for running passenger trains, and only knew that
freight trains we're 70 keep out Of their way Mr.. s.
has requested me to assist conductor In collecting
tickets, but never gave list Of printed rules;
not at the place of the accident when Mr. Wins
low started part Of the wreck Of the cars; he ar
rived here lProvidence) about three quarters Of
hour after the Boston mid day train was due the
passenger train from Worcester was due at o'clock
and fifteen minutes but came in after the wreck
and Boston train; he was running on the time Of
the Boston and Providence train.
Adjourned over to ten O'Clock Friday morning.