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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-07-08

city, it was comparatively dull at neon, pre-
senting the appearance OF Sabbath day. At
~ o'clock, the Red ARTILLERY and squad Of
the Rover Guards, fired National salutes from
the public wharf, which were responded to by
the United States troops, at the Newport
Barracks. Jackson Hill also doomed forth
q National salute.
EVENING.
About sundown, the crowds who had left the
city returned, and the streets were again alive
with people. Evening salutes were fired at
the points above named while there was con-
tinuai explosions OF firewoOks on almost every
square Of the city. After dark there was one
continuous illumination, rockets, Roman
candles, &c., piercing the air in every direc-
tiOu, while small pieces Of fire works we're
displayed from aw- ing posts, fences and
house. tops. Go where we would there was a
continual cracking, ban Iing and whizzing Of
ganpo~der. We never saw the like before.
CELEBRATIONS OF THE DAY.
The main procession was that gotten up by
number OF German associations, who formed
a procession about O'Clock, on Vine street,
near Mercer. In the column was the Turner'S +,
the Freemen, the Laborers' Association, and
numerous others, forming very long line.
After marching through several Of the prin-
cipal streets, the procession proceeded to Ross
Hill, where they partOek of grand feast. A
large table, capable of seating several hun
died persons, was spread upon the ground, but
still not large enough to accommodate the
large mass Of people there assembled. During
the day, the Declaration OF Independence was
read, and an Grafton delivered in German.
The Turner's gave some splendid specimens Of
gymnastic skill, and musical association
sang several pieces Of music. The celebration
was a singular blending of American and Ger
man customs, and passed off very creditably,
indeed, to those who participated in it.
ACCIDENTS, ROWS, &c.
We are sorry to say that there was an unn-
sual amount Of drunkenness and fighting in
the city, yesterday and last night. Intoxica-
ted persons could be met at every corner,
and the police were busy making arrests. A
number Of persons were also injured by the
careless use Of fireworks. The following is
Ouf list Of casualties:-
About 2 o'clock, this morning, the steps
leading into the gymnasium, on Third street,
east Of Broadway, we're discovered to be on
fire, by some members of Independent Com
pany No 2, who were passing at the time II
was burning quite briskly at the time, but with
the aid of the hose, the Two's ex inguished it
in season. 1t is supposed that the stairs were
fired by fireworks.
About 10 o'clock last night, the horses at
tached to the mail wagon Of the L. M. Rail-
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feaal Notifies.
AN ACT FURTHER 70 AMEND the CHARTE

An ACT FURTHER 10 AMEND the CHARTER
a f,be CITY Of NHW-YORK.-Pssed April u 1853
% Ppe Of the NeY represented In senate and A.
.,mby DO enact Al follows; -, - -.- -. -. o..
me Tentative Powers Of the Corpors on Of the City
sha In Board Of Aldermen and Board Oh
Connren who setheI shall form the Common Council OF ne
Board Of Aldermen shall Of Alderman from each
~ hall be ~ People Of tue respective Yards Tor
- The Board shall consist OF sixty members,
20 Elected rom many dses who shall Re sworn INTO once 90
bd h year and shall receive the same
The member. Of Board Of Aldermen first elected under
n - ed follows On before the INST sdsy
general election the CLERK OF the City
80 County shall The presence OF the Mayor Recorder
nS Controer majority thereof draw from box 70 be prov'
Ssd T th prse 1heh ballots shall have been deposited
ctyey either the word odd or the word even
o. sIot the ha have thereon the word odd
OF Office Of the Aldermen chosen from Wards having
Cd Uuec de nsr shall the first Monday Of January
tbs,ron The word shall e drawn then the OF Office
Aldermen nuerc designation shall expire
H. f thousand eight hundred and hty
Az queut Aldermen snail be elected the full
Of Two Years. III. ~, A.,
For The election Cognmsn the sd city shall be divd
- .Tv districts contiguous territory and be Of
Of winch snail choose Councilman The
DIVIDE the city into s1eh DISTRICTS on or be-
re be ft Monday September next and thereafter within
yssy a.y N. State add National Census shall have been
yed n. Common Council shall IN hike redict said
city. - ..s;..... ..-..,.s.,... .u... -.
involving tie expenditure Of not rendered imperative under
pr.yon any State Aw shall originate In the Board Of Council
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nle0ital.
DIR 8 II. Rathbone's

DIR. s. II. Rathbone's
A NTIBILIOUS PILLS-Used with unfailing sue
n all disorders Of the Liver and Bowels Chrome and aSate
Inflammation OF the Liver JauDdce Constipation Cosyene Dy+
rersa Headache, Heartburn Dysentery Drea Nausea and Vo
E and any OF the Bowels they will prove safe
snd efficient cathac, causing no pain IN ue stf noefs Gus
IS cents per For sale IN by OLCOTr hchEosoN
ROBBINS, Ia Msiden-ane.
7 UXURIANT WHISPERS aud MUSTACHES
are the face Of Young Man My ONGOENr
will force s0d hk IN weeks from the
fret without ujuring the skn acting
,ev On the roots beard 81 bottle Sent 10 part Of
the Country R. GRAHAM No. % Annst, Fowers Buildings
DLANEITs BI1IERS.-This article is offered TO
the public az cure Debility Indigestion Liver Complaint,
Sea Dyspepsia and Nervous affections generally They are
For by - 4 nv Nd a w. No' ~ i'eAi-'~
TRUSSES SHOULDER BRACES, Ladies'
Belts and Supporters Instruments for cubfeet
the
or enlarged Of the elastic snee caps
Chidren kind Of oandsge AZ No Il Annst
WITHOUT TRIAL il is impossible TO conceive
w the in-sirnable of Dr. T. GOURAUDS ITALIAN
.ou-uuhes all doss touch pimples frecke
sunbun eyEpelas rugworn salt heum saowness roaghne
PsItisn marble GOURAUDS LIQUID VEGETABLE ROUGE, 10
preparation for imperng natural and permanent bloom
10 se cheeks GOURAUDS LILY WHITE the only article Of tho
knd softerng the skin From m enolent properties
.havnE GOURAUD LIQUID HAIR DYE warranted change
red hight gray hair Glossy brown black instantly without
sinips the skn GOURAUDs PoUDRE SUBTLE uproos har
G S az ?5f a1R Or
hair now falling dsnfuH and hns
wiry hair silky and glossy Found only the Original depot
4 r. Calender Sd-st, Philadelphia Bes 10 W.sh-
ipgton St Boston Bsulch Son, Providence K bs 20,
H.ItsTs Post Rochester Cameron. Bridgeport; FGgas 81
Cbarlsss n. o p Smith, ith-st- Cincinnati, &c
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Professional Notices.

~ r. ADAMS. Washington ID c., Qate of the Post
" Office Deparment his services persons having bla
,s.s with or claims against the Government All inquiries tor nor
n recommended proper will receive lmmed attention
Hayin with gentleman long resident N IN
o e r will undertake the location Of lands sud the settle
mn, Of land and other that State the Investigation OF titles
&c and the collection Of debta Address 49,, -, 49,. - ~
REFERENCE: Hon. Ii. Seward, Hon. Truman smith, Hon.
lanes C Jones of Horace Greeley w-fork
DOWNING 81 VAUN, Architects, Newburgh n T.
In quence the death of Mr. DOWNING the business
this firm is now carried partner Mr. CahN Eht
VAIN Offices removed TO CrswfOrd's Hall, Newbursh
DR NJ ELLIOTT will receive his patients on Tues
~ days and SATURDAYS from to y o'clock during the
Sumner onhs his Astronomical observatory
on Cseon Heights Staten II will continue the practice OF
0nbthc Medicine and surgery Mondays Wednesdays and Fiji
days las usua O'clock his Office No 1913 Broadway
nATFNT Observation-Disclosures in lS2O.-WIL-
LIAM P. ELLIOT formerly of the Patent Office continues 70
act AZ Solicitor for Foreign Patents OF his Agency d.
cty oprcrte the the Patent Office Building Wash
ipgton, u. c.
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Goal.

COAL!-The subscribers are prepared to furnish he'd
Ash Coal by James Nell TINS Coal was introduced into
- Market unmixed last has gwen universal
osction They have also the exclusive sale OF the ne Asn n
how Coal mined by John Pnkerton which o Foundry Steam aa
nov cannot surpassed parties purchasing may a.
ways depehu upoH H'e ~ NEST, BLAKIST0N & cox,
Office No 63 Walnu-st When Ne Richmond
Refer THOMPSON NEPHEW New-fork
JEFFERSON BORDEN, Fall River
Philadelphia, March l. 1888
6,OAI-The subscriber has in yards ana ls constantly
Goals Via Peach Orchard Bacl HEATH Leash ivPoSt o,
C1 SIDNEY &c &c all of best auaity denyereo
Gamer, oionty, ~ g. IL Ioyr JAMES L. WORTH,
handsome oIeei anu o % Tbonnson and 6hav, AnOss
a'if'1' 'o'' downtown Office No. 2WsllSt
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STEAMBOATS, an0 Railroads.

TOUR O'CLOCK LINE for HUDSON and INTER-
i MEDIATE LANDINGS The splendid SOUTH AMER
ICA COLUMBIA will lesve foot Of Hans every afternoon
csntD and BudsoD and Brkshire Railroad
NETWORK and MONTREAL RAlLROAD.-New-
IN York to Rutland Burlington Johnhury Montpelier s.; Al
au Ogdensburgh and intermediate Tickets
procured EewYork and NewHaven Railroad 0e No AZ
Broadway Express trains AN and 20 PM Baggage
checked through For freight with Dispatch reduced prices apply
to = HYDE. Agent No I52 soufh-st- n
GUNNER ARRANGEMENTS Newark: Farel
- ceuts-The PASSAC, Capt Gaay will aud afer
WEDNESDAY, April r. as follows: Leave Nsw-fork foot Of
Bseayst 10 O'Clock A. NJ AID P ~ leave NewGk, loot Of
Ceutre at u oeoc NJ aud o'clock P ~ landing at Bergen
Point each way Freight reasonable
Tor ALBANY, DIRECT-The new and magnificent
Il FRANCIS sKIDDY, Capt 1bos $ knight will leave
the Steamboat Pier Robnsonst Tuesdays Thursdays and
board or JAMES MCCULLOUGH. IT. No % waren-st
Tor ALBANY-Fare Sl-ALBANY and NEW
Il YORK INLAND ROUTE RAILROAD.-r~o daily express
NJ and As NJ connecting a. Albany with Central Line
through tickets be procured and checked
Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo Passengers
The will land passengers II Coton Falls and Chha-
All other trains viii start from Cay Hal staron,
OF Tryonrow and Centrest. As hereoiore
L'OR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLAND DOCK, PORT
Il WAsHINGTON. MOUNTS DOCK BROWNS DOCK,
MIDDLETOWN and RED BANK The popular steamer EDWIN
follows:
Leave Nev-York. Leave Shrewsbury
Saturday. Aprii rs. II NJ Monday, April 49, z. NJ
Tuesday Apnl ~ T.. NJ "Wednesday, April 2, T. NJ
Thursdsy April a. p. NJ Fnday, April 2. 81 p VI.
Saturday, April Is 81 2 NJ Monday April . 3 A NJ,
Tuesdsy Apnl 20 q A. ". Wednesday, April q, A W.
Thursday April e. A. " Friday, April =, lot NJ
Saturday April 50. II A NJ Monday. May l. , p VI
B-Spns Of Tuenne Camphene Gunpswder Oh OF Nitro,
and loose HEM cannot be carried IS freight
readiness TO al parts the
S,,. THOMAS HUNT and EDWIN LEWIS for sale
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Copartn hip.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE. The undersigned
have THIS DAY copatnershp under the hn OF An
irony, LAWRENCE Co, for the transaction General Oon
mission business taken the No no Pear
OH Nsr~h 81 1888 EDWARD ANTHONY
Ne"'' ~ JOHN D. LAWRENCE
BENZ. 5. wALCOrr, Jr
ANTHONY LAwRENCE 60 having taken the agency and entirs
dos OF the various products NORTH RIVER MINING and
on ARRIVING COMPANY will be ared exhibit TO dealers N
Mabs throughout United States the opening OF the North
EN- Canals large Of the Marbles OF me
shove Coz psny, =, a., -, = IL -...... D., Al.
Italian ,-,---, -. h;..,;..
Block. Marble variety OF styles and cononsors
Marble Of sh shades quality and OF the
general types Of the Spanish and Egyptian marbles
Blocks Marble Of quality superior the sh marble a. 10
texture. color and bloc ing qualities ,.- -A-.,.-
Rack and Marble novel and unique cha
RoIs of sea or Soapstone soft and superior quy
ANTHONY LAWRENCE 20 also the .oe agents tor the sac
Of he celebrated Free from Little Falls NewJersey and are
now ready 10 delivery Of this valuable building mate
Company having arranged for vigorous N s
~ I'll centrsrts ANTHONY LAWRENCE & Co, llO PeGl-st
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Including SIC" sTHIRI-CLAss PASSENGERS
l,i,.s nurnbe thca pasensr WI DC Aen isVn rniA-
s.,bis nd Liverpool and fousd IN pro 'ion. o.,
,ss OF pasase vii be Iued here 70 parties WHO he osf0s
80 an tbeir trends correspondent rsteA
s,,isn 90 per sooeA hardware Ae' WI % n o'
iect TO agree ent IN 4. ..-.s n, ssrh sssp
small drafts alaNn :. s,sJ1 ~ TFOMAs RICHARDSON
For freight o. y Y and No sWAlnutst Philadelphia
NJ. = LA' RICHARDSON, BROTHERS &c, Liverpool
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Tor LIVERPOOL-The Steamship ALPS, Capt
wcknsn for Liverpool THURSDAY the nh
For Freight apply ECUNARD No. Bowling green
EOR LIVERPOOL, with DIsPATCH-The new
and splendid peie ship HENRY CLAY, Capt D. Canhns Will
sail Fresh Passage having
apply board st Pier No. North River, or 70
sPoFFORD, T1LESTON 4 Co, No 30 Broadway
STEAM BETWEEN NETWORK and GLASGOW,
O-The and New Steamship .nys powerful ne
Steamship GLASGOW az horse-po<sr Robert CrNT
Commander vii sai from New York SATURDAY
NAY q. At u O'Clock
First Cabin saloon State RoousI. go
First CABIN Midship State Roous)
ssoopd Cabin
Stewards fee included.
Applyto J. McSYHON No. 3 Broadway.
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- - JAMES COLE Auettcneer.
POSITIVE SALE in PARTTTION-NEW-YO YORK,
Il BROOKLYN and WILLIAMSBURG PR0PERTY.-JAMES
OLE vii en auction on WEDNESDAY, Apni ~ 10 Y
~ Of me Exchange New York property No aud
Huescn Y corner o, Christepherst Also he valuable
and Lot No 81 Peepon and House and Lot ner Pearl
wsert Brookn and also two Lots the south South
At, 80 feet east nom 5thst, WILLIAMSBURG.
above property belongs the helm Of de-
and VIII be sold under tae direction OF d. Gould Referee For
nenNs Referees advertisement The EVENING Post
Nrs3sy (Sf0
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ADRIAN h. MULLER Auctioneer.
.DEREMPTORY ASSlGNEES' SALE of VAIL

/ ABLE PROPERTY at HASTINGS, We,,ohe.,er conn,x :.
T IS lssS at u o'clock M the Merchant. Escbspse vain
N Country seat and Perm situated at Hastings. weche,te Co.
md Spe ~ se Econ country es Of H. Colt Robert b Min
r Of which in wood Of strong and thrifty rrowth
snS peach oehacs and sn extensive sspey The Man.on
eo CO. s,,eD sTTsSsed well and substantially built having
& the sehen From the house view of the
RIVER there are also on the good and all
Kwlt with Which can Be R4 .sS 70 rae S1
,sa'i Term. LIBERAL desirable either for gentleman of leisure
d. s HouGH Auctoneer.
1'O MORROW, thursday at 100 O'clock at No AZ
PerpOp. BrOekyn all the sentee Paor and Chamber Fur
pure OF the stoass fou story House embracing good
Carpets, sofas Bureaus. ws.G.iand. Freocb Led
E Tcv and Iss Window % TABLES Center
elegant Booesse one ,nPsoI Rosewood Piano Forte together
Tleomnenoe. Cs'"ogues on morning sale ' '"' 'A'
il JosETH IlEGEMAN Auetoneer
THURSDAY, April 2S-Furniture Sales-At 2
u oJoek, A. ~ a; No. IL Adams corner of Highest
at No 70 Adams betseen Prospect York sts
Oeloek Pm at No 4oi Atlantic, Poweis and New.
0Sek NJ at No to Navy. between Lafayette Boil.
h By :. HEGE2AN, Auctoneer
THURSDAY, April -, at . o'clock +. NJ, at No %
.d Ghs%bst and KITCHEN
9sh sdsfe fos Dysq: saT. Sc Dressing
IrHEODORE LENT will Sell at Auction. on
THIS DAY Ct S ~ Oso'k At house No - MsceI
II Carpets ParoT Sets of Furniture elegant
Msre Fer and Center Tables Mahogany
Ind Bedead ha Mattresses Beds and Bedding Mahogany
Es.re Wash stands Tables Chairs China Glass and
Esetsrv Ware Kitchen Furniture, &C &c. ~
WM. 5. MELLoR, Auctioueer.
uTILIAM : MELLOR will sell THIS DAY.
Nv Ami O'Clock p NJ the whole stock Hosiery Gloves
nbrOdI Laces ard Fancy Goods &C. at No Us 6av
Snninrs Of Bedrooms Feather Carpet Bureaus
Psot sale positive, without deposit will be re-
go from All purchasers Sold Of the owner going TO En-
On =. ,ha c.o~o W co
e FuIpiuie Carpets Beds Crockery China Ware
saeAus. BeGsteads, &c:
So without Sold account the to E
!. cash deposit will be required from all purchasers
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Clothing.

DOTS, SHOES and GAlTERS.-Ihe subscriber In
- ~; ,d. and the public that he prepared TO furnish
shoes Caters OF quaity style ana AZ Pees " 0opo
rhy with the city VIZ; -, po.. e,, s9oo.oe N
"a DItsis, ~ % so Gents Patent Leather 90 20 30
~ Morocco DVots "a 80 IS Gents Pat L. Caters. 50 to 30
"a Mofoo DtbALs ~ 80 Is Gents Pat l.. slippers 6 70 50
~ m0ioe. SHpPeS SO I 90 Boots with double soles
"a LebDeS.'''''' and uppers 40 10 30
~ - =. .o,,esnondirg prices Every descrip-
arc "a Gentle1nen made order al the shortest
,,d ~ The hest materials in the marker .-. u, enable
~ rve entire sstlsisetion- ~ 'a1 ~ JOHN BURRELL,
sre prices. =, -, 49,, Ostc of S9l Greenwich-St
hsHIONABLE CLOTHING and IAlL .,1h. ND
Des. and Coats made 70 order Of sera. 7 to SO
sEsSs 800 made fIon 81 Sl2 at the che~e'' ''o " Wv
tfOLWEILS No % Fultobst.
AATs for GENTLEMEN, OF the spring sssre ~
sos r,sdy for in,peenop H. attention OF want OF
es ues feeling eon6d gu. Hay Wi No % Bowars
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Oef'n PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
FROM sEW-YoRl

For freight % 81 X Collins Co, No. Sc w.la, NY
BROWN. SHIPLEY 4 Co. Liverpool
pm rpfopTRTS Co No IS King. Yard London.
John MJNROE Co, Rue Notre Dame aes 'ieto1eH
'Vh1' PArs or GEO II. DRAPER Hsyre.
these shirs Will not accountable for gold silver bul
10, snc metals unless DIS Of sng are
therefor ana the thereof therein expressed
yu,HF LIVERPOOL and PHILADELPHlAS STEAM
stIP Co intend sailing svorite steamships a. follows
Capt L>itch-
CIV Or r 1 .SG0W SO tun william Wyhs.
-, or or ,scow 70 -. =. thursday March 81. 1883
CITY " ,Nctfr SIR Saturday Apnl IS 1853
Gil Or 81 Saturday, May Il 1853
CiTY OF MANCHESTER a.1l14y' 'ae a. 80
CRY OF GLASGOW - ''SuoH'' '-' = ~
- ~ ,,,xcur sTT ~ We dpesiay March 9, 1853
CITY Of "a ~ ,,SGnW wedn esdAy. Apul % 1853
CITY VI vL.SCffF = TT wednesday May 10, 1858
CITY VI ~ ,,SdnW "Wednesday, June g 1858
CITY ~ vttSCpFsTT "Wednesday, JAY g. 1855
VII VI RATES OF PASSAGE
tsos saloon - gins.
coward .........oo - bf~Go ''''4'
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H,ICUTGAN SOUTHERN & NORTHERN MD
Ana RAILRoAD-On after Feb 1883 asr further no
g. p~erse Tram, Will between Chicago Toledo AID AonI0e
80 s,rerr Sspdays Ofrlows
eA-' eANef' Chc.so for Monroe q; q AN
Sbc..o for Toledo az 81 An and Pm
Toieso Tor ChcAxo Il An and Pm
Monroe Chicago 81 u An
s-nrron at tIe and Nor~EE Lake Shore,
md Fe Buffalo aid Albany, and hnds9n River RA roads
- 49, ov R.rAS between chicago and New
YoTs CITY. .-. ~ o,.,.5 A..~x.., c-h;...o -
c1s Cueirrar Pittsburgh va Ioe 30 and Norsak Road
xlh the Mad River arc Hamilton and Dayton Roads
49, -, Mr.ssd posd AZ MouroeVie and the Cleveland, Co
"a c,rerrp.t nd Pittsburgh Roads, At Cleveland
''n'' Nv JOS. II MOORE, Superintendent
~ JOHN y. PORTER. Aren't
Me- Ce1-laHdt-st, corner Of bEeadwsy ny
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Removals..

Removals..
DEMOVAL OFFICE of the HOWARD LIFE IN
h SURANCE COMPANY removed No 81 Broadway corner
Of Park place.
DFMOVAL- TILESTON & Co,
III have removed from No No 50 Broadway tup
stars
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Spring Arrange
leave Canbersst daily for Albany and Troy
Expre NJ. through hours Connecting with TrGns
reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock same evening ~
Mai Train sAM-ThrouEh Way Trains 10 30 An and Pm
Fxpress Tram P-M-Accommodaton Tram ePA
For Tarrytown at 5 Pm. g 80 and II PM
For Poeepae at AM Freight md Passenger Train and
4P NJ Passenger Train.
For Peekskil at 5 80 PM. , M,
The Taytown Peek and PokeepGe Trains stop at al Way
Stations , ,..--.- 49,, -, q, =. -
Papgs Chambers Canal Christopher ith and 5lfs s
SUNDAY TRAINS CanA ct 80 AN for PoushkeepSe, and
a''h IN w. EDMUND FRENCH. SUPERINTENDENT
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the ioM9" .Ngr1C Can't West PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC, Capt Luce -,c - bALtlN, NsPN N'"'
hash $50 IN
10 insure speed and their accommodation o
lualed elegance and comfort Prce OF passage
10 Liverpool in rstcs cabin, sOi IN second DO
noiL use of 500; from Liverpool 70
ESQ and so An experienced surgeon saeHd 70 eaen
IN No be rh secured unit ped for ,.,,yo
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IN. PANY-Throusb to SAN FRANCISCO via AsPINwALL
and PANAMA sreaty reduced No detention the 18th
The and fest ndevhee doubeengpe steamship UNION
q $50 taus Richard Adams Commander vii leave NewYork for
Aspinw Nayy Pier No North River THURSDAY
May S0eoob PM precisely connecting with the and
DIhebt noeFheel double-ensne steamship WINFIELD SCOTT
(l00 Edward Dunn, Commander, which Will be
readiness PANAMA the UNIONS passenger and
ss Immediately SAN FRANCISCO The aud
ventilation the Winfield Scott all that be deured Her
speed etsbbed the between New and Panama
while the Pacific coat 10 passed
Every OF tie Company 70 tnS1re
expedition will be landed the wharf
Apnw. free the Panama Railroad and cautioned that
Tckeu thi. old only st No d Broadway
DAVIS BROOKS a Co. General Aeents
Mail Bag made the above Office under the United
States POSTAGE Law for the convenience Of the public
Tor PORT PHILIP, MELBOURNE, &c.-To sail
18th May lsSThe elegant and well known clipper ship
TARoLINTA Capt P Grifn Commander 600 tun By spp
the Agnts Will be list Of the ample
quantities Of Which provided for the Fifteen
cubic % bs allowed each adult No berths secured
onehird Of passage money has been pad deposit THIS ship
fitted for families with bath
Sc thoroughly yenn,tedcaies an experienced surgeon
attendance requisite the comfort Of the
ydd free of charge The Tohnta OF the heete ships out Of
ca6n 81 feet long her forward saloon also 50 feet her
cabin 80 feet hight and well ventilated The proprietor
this soe and established line bess to state that Of his
have called intermediate One
ships will leave NeYork for Australia month Apply AN
ANN 4 GRUNER, COnsgnees No. q SOuthst- Board.
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sho,s cs,h bank Building Chsmhest to door.
and their inures Bunsa Merehanie Ship.
generally sanst os damage by Fire ~ e'hA r'oPe'S
DAVID DRAKE, Sec retary. JouN n s1npu p,
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II AsliED olAIES MAIL STEAMSHIP COM-
~ rANI.fOR EEW-ORLEANS VIA HAvANA-Tbe pi-ndd
nesm5p ChEROkEE Rodney Batter Win sail from
ne per loot Wsren Nortb River WEDNESDAY nth
Apnl a. o'clock p. NJ, precisely
RATS o. PASSAGE HAyAsA AND sEw-osLTAss
Viper and after Saloon Berths
Lower Forward Saloon berths %
70 ireifht taken 70 Havana but specie.
1ielgnf taken 10 New Orleans 70 cents cubic foot
ope OF freight supply themselves with the
(any bids Of sdng which be had spphs0n at the ONCE
No Other form will be mined
No bills Of sdins sned after o'clock the day Of sailing For
freight passage spplyto NJ o. ROBERTS, No III Wes,ss
corner Of Warren g.
| United STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP co MPANY
~ correcting with the PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON-
PANY carrying the United States Mail Only through weekly
Mail Line foi CALIFORNIA and OREGON ASPINWALL
ane PANAMA leaving NewYor on the 9Th l sh and ZSth OF
each month Greatly reduced The splendid double engine
y s. mail steamship CRESCENT CITY, 210 harden John
McGowsn Commander, viii sail on THURSDAY APnl %
2oelock NJ from foot OF Warent North River
One Of the Paife NAL Steamship COmpsnys msznicnt
will be in readiness Panama 20 take the mails and
Of the and sail Immediately for Fran
The Crescent will be followed the h May By the
United States Mail Steamship GEORGIA 800 burden D. D.
Porter T. SN Comm at Panama With the Pacific
Mail Steamship maenIfceut OREGON. Passengers
will be landed Railroad Wharf Aspinwa free Transit
Of the lstbmUs For freight
ply to CHARLES WHITeEY At the Office Of The Coupsnies
No Wesf-st- Warren Y