The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-01-17
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
III for Mobile atappip2 At Havana The side

LITER % Wall street or B2B l5f l. VALENTINE,
1es South street.
NEW YORK AND ALABAMA STEAMSHIP COMPANY,
~ for Mobile stopping At Hsvans-Ihs new side
U. s N, Commander Tho steamer Black Warrior win
receive freight for Mobile and sail for the above ports
IT. @ n Il O'Clock precisely from pier foo.
taken for New Orleans at thirty cents cubic foot Goods
consigned 9 TO Mead 4 Co. Mobile win Be forwarded
specie. No freight received sailing days. Companys
bills fading can be had at No. 80 Nassau street ship
pers must send in their bills Of adng to the office BY
nine O'Clock, P. M, Monday, Jan a. Passengers for
TSes GsioSs ~
EN0R CHARIEsToN AND FIORIDA-sEAI WEEKLY
I U. s. Mail Lne-The favorite and fast going
steamer SOUTHERNER, W. Foster, commander, will
leave Pier No T. North river Wednesday January 49,
board, where all bills of ladng will be signed and for
passage at the Office of SP0FFORD TILESTON, CO., 4S
South street. Through tickets for Florida followsTo
Jacksonville, $3l; to Platka, $685.
NOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT-THE NEW DOUBLE
Il engine steamship BENJAMIN FRANKLIN, N. Mat
thews commander will leave pier East river Satur
day Jan. 22 at O'Clock p M This ship has elegant
commodatons for passengers Passage in cabin state
ROOM 500 passage in steerage, $25 Freight
men goods 26 cents per cubic foot shippers
ted to supply themselves with the steamers form of bills
Of lading as others will be signed They may be had
application at the Office of the agents. and will be
viii be signed on board No freight received and posi-
lively bills of ading signed after IL O'Clock the day
Of sailing For frft sy on pesr
Agents in New Orleans, Messrs Marks & Thomas, No.
Poydras street.
I1oR sAvANNAH-THE NEW AND SPLENDID SIDE
Il wheel steamship STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. w.
Collins carrying tho United States mail will leave Phla
dephia for Savannah Wednesday, the 10th inst, at ten
O'Clock, A. H. from the wharf above Vine street. In
speed and strength and in every arrangement for the
comfort and rna % OF i snip i
seerage So The State of Georgia leaves above
s1ou 10 In nhi AZ
Martin No371a North Wharyes; in Savannah padeord,
Fay Co.
NOR sAvANNAH-U. s. MAIL IINE-THE SUPERIOR
I steamship Alabama, Captain G. ID. Ludlow Satur
day. ODD January 1853 at three o'clock p NJ from pier
No 4 North river. Apply to SAMUEL L. hITCHILIs 1914
ErEn street THE % nj on
modaton and fare these ships have no superior on the
coast.
(tIIPPER LINE FOR SAN FRANCISCO-THE SPLEEN
~ did clipper ship STAG HOUND, Benin, commander,
will be despatched her third voyage Immediately This
elegant ship has already large proportion of her cargo
engaged She has been absent from this port nine months
and twenty days having performed the voyage
100 days with full cargo from Canton shippers WISH
ing avail themselves Of the present rates of freight
''eD''''N y 'pp'' ''' JOHN OGDEN, 1ls Wall street
CTEAM FOR MONTEvIDEO, BUENOS AYRES ENTIRE
- Rios Corrcntes Assumption and Cuyaba, lin Brazi)
Sample freight and passengers will be taken in fast
steamer with excellent accommodations, under the
mand of experienced captain to leave this port
about the Goth of january. Cabin to Montevideo and
Bucnos Ayres, $780, Cabin to Paraguay 5000. For
freight passage, apply to LIVINGSTON, WELLS CO.,
Agents, "a Broadway.
THOR sAI.ELTHE SUPERIOR FAST SAILING SCHOONER
I Edward Wotten, built of white oak in the most sub
stantia manner in 1S49 Is LAG tons register carries
200 tons COAL 1900 bushels corn draws ~ feet water
loaded New sails and in perfect order in every respect
For further particulars, inquire Of
b. N. FOX CO., 90 Water street.