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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

LOR SALE-A ROLLlNG MILL, In per-
Il feet order; klso, WIRE MILL with sbandAnt
water situated about three miles from Peekki Apply %
JOSEPH STRANG, Peekskill PostOfee, or to Z. n
BIBBY Kings Bridge.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

MINERS WANTED-A few good Rock
AVA Miners wanted Immediately. 20 work IN the ron
Mines IN New Jersey. Apply al No a Deyst North River.
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DARTNER WANTED. The subscriber
Il ownes Briek Building. with . horse power steam
Ergine and woGld ike % engage profitable Manufa
turng basness Coed references gwen and required Ad
dress D O.. Tribune 0ffce.
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THEATER-Chambers-st--

y
SERIOUS FAMILY.
Sleek. Burton Lady sowerby. Mrs- Hughes
NICHOLAS NICKLEBY.
Soueers.. Burton Sruike. Miss Weston
John Browdie Thompson Miss Slueers.. Mrs. Bernard
Doors open at = o'clock performances commence At T.
vAfe Boxes IS; Orchestra Chairs. 10 cents
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CALESMAN WANTED-In Watch and

~ Jevery Store one who has been accust med 70 sell
Ing watches good and quick writer and OF gsnteIany
address with good reference may address W. B. 81
this offce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

DANVARD's PILGRIMAGE TO JERUSA.
I'D LEM and the HOLY LAND ia now open at the
GEORAMA,
No sos Broadway, adjoining the Metropolitan Hotel
Painted from authentic Drawings made upon the spot by
Mr. BANVARD in person. Picture moves every evening
at ~ sDd Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
O'CLOCK Admission 20 cts--children halfprice
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rS- Don't let your Caildren, or Yourselves,
have Chapped hands Sore HesdsA p cake OF the true
JoNkS'S ITALIAN CHEMICAL SOAP win cure and
win HIM. Ii win cure Chaies Eraptons, &c Depot
No tO3 Broadway.
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~ G. Brodie, Proprietor Of the New-york
~. st. Nicholas Building Assocint ion.-NC

Assoc alton having the last regular meeting
induced the number of shares 20 500 members and others
re noed that very small number Of shares remain for
absorption AT the original entry fee BY the statement Of
affairs presented the December meeting was shown
ai each share worth advance OF about so at that
time t. the interest of those wishing
procure additional shares 10 subscribe before the next
uouhly when the entrance fee VIII be raised ON
the shares winch will then be reserved for redemption
Those wishing subscribe may do 20 by calling the Of
see No 10 Dusnest, under the Chatham Bank, Mon
Day or Thursday evening next, betwe,n and O'Clock.
r. ID HART Secretary
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

DRUG STORE for SALEr-One of the
~ hest stands Connecticut being on the leading thor
ouxhfre and next door 70 rst class Hotel is row dnS
an excellent business which be much increased BY pro-
yer attention Address CSC JLAPIAS, No 1877 New.aaven
Pest OfSee.
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,ry,,r lectures at the Tabernacle.

~ Popuiar Lectures st the Tabernaclc.-
BORACE GREELEY, ESQ viii lecture THIS EVEN
INg ian "a NJ o'clock Subisct Life Times and Pub
M srvces of Henry Clay" Tickets p oents many be had
NJ tie BonkFoes aud a. the door Members Of the Mercan-
te Library Association will obtain their tickets at the desk
Of the Library the usual rates The next lecture will DO
ly Rev. d.. n Nc, Of this city.
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{NALLACK's R-Broadway-J

w w. WALLAcK, Lessee-J. w. LESTER Stage Man
sger.-THIS EVENING, Jan. n will be presented, the
THE IRISH HEIRESS.
Sir Wm Stsnmore .Walcot Lord VIZ. Daventry Blake
Major Fuss. Brougham Norsh Merrion Mis- heene
To conclude with the OMNIBUS.
Pat RoOny. Mr. BroughGIn Mr. Ledger .Chppendae, u
Doors open 6. O'Clock performance TO commence Al T.
Paquet ard Dress Circle so cents Family Circle, y cens
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

SOPRAN0 SINGER.-Wanted, Lady 10
~ lead small Church Choir up town. where the ser
vices arr hght Salary moderate. Address MUSIC, al the
Office Of this paper.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

WANTED-A Situation in Dry Goods job
w hing House OF Wholesale Grocery Store by yonHs
Man from the Western part OF the State who hls been en-
gsged II the Mercantile business and can influence consd
esate trade from that way. Moderate salary will be &C
cepted City and country reference sven. Address g. X
throuFh the Pest Ohce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

YNO LET.-The entire lofts Of the fine store
Il No. l0l Liberty, fronting Lumberst They will be IN
every respect suitable for rst class Importing Commits
House and ready occupation about st March next
Apply 20 q. FURMAN, Jr, No 8 Sasssa-st.
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DOARD in SOUTH BROoKLYN-One or
eo Cerflstaen " n their Wives f-9 slugis Cen
teen en- b accommodate with Rooms furnished
fun shsd with FL partial Board "A desirable 0etioa
xhsEr but iew b0ar3eTs VII se received Apply 20 No =
Tan 7kinap zee.
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A MADEUs; or, A NrGHr WITH THE SPIRIT
MEMOIR on THE PHYSICAL and pc

NETWORK TRIBUNE-For Sale, a copy
~ Of the Daily Tribune from July l. 1882 70 July l.
from April l. 1850 to July l. 1853. Address r. L., Box No
l,C25, Boston + o.
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rO MANUFACTURERS.-T or sale. small
TO PRINTERS or PUBLISHERS.-For

u sIe, Printing Office, Containing two donbe-royal
Aamss Pr, tod paternl Standing Press Press Bos
aud AL the usual fixtures Of press room Power on the
premises The whole or part will be sold cheap Apply
between II and o'clock, to r. J. RICHARDS NO lo7
Fultonst
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DARTNER wANTED-A smart, active

Man. with Al 600 cash capital 10 engage IN an estab
hshed business the aes Of which can Be increased 70
large auoIs with close application, and VIII pay ars
Office, which viii meet with prompt attention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-27

W How beautifully Dark, Soft, Clean and
silky The Hair Is made, by using the reduced
lpdoe OF 81, JoNES's CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE.
The Harris stopped falling, made TO ow &c IL is truly
knc and cheap article Depot No feS Broadway, No -
IsthGy.
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IXTOODY MINSTRELS-No. 444 Broad.
OISLEY's ILLUSTRATED THAMES

~ Now Open at No. 400 Broadway.-By far the most
beautiful and artistic production presented to the
Public Commencing Every Evening at y O'Clock Also
SATURDAY az PIP NJ. Admission 50 cent?, Gentle
man and two Ladies 81.
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WATCHES, JEWNLRY, tys.

yITATCHRs AND JEWELRY.-THE SUBSCRIBER Is
w selling all descriptions Of
SILVER WATCHES, JEwELRy AND SILVER WARE.
at retail, at much less than the usual prices.
NERGEysEH WATCHES.
Real Juos Jergenscn watches received by every arrival
with certificates from him with oaeh watch warranted
feot time keepers
Duplex and levers in hunting and magic oascs perfect
time keepers. INDEPENDENT
and quarter second watches for timing horses in gold and
splendid gold pocket chrome meters which without
any variation. EIGHT DAY WATCHES.
Watches which run eight days
WATCHES
for ladies' some In hunting cases
wATcHpe
for ladies, in magic
WATCHES
which change into three different watches.
WATCHES WHICH
q n and turn the hands without any key.
Zine gold epne watches four holes ewelod 81, 90
Fine geld detached levers 80 eD
Gold en- apcIled watches for tho ladies' .... IS %
Gold English pntont levers. 50 %
Gold English patent levers, hunting cases 90 ~
silver patent levers as low as 10 w
and all other styles Of wssS.os at equally low prices
Diamond rings pins bracelets hngcr rings and crosses
Tor sale at much less than the usual prices
All kinds Of gold chaius gold wedding rngs sold
Leya ana seals gold pens and p,ncis god anu sver
bet bracelets brcastpns cun pins lockets ear sou
and silver speetacles gold oohPcks charms Chhteeine
chains, &C. SILVER WARE -, 80,
Sterling silver spoons, forks pic knives napkin
rings fruit knives wedding cake knives So ~ Waschos
ard jewery exchanged All watches wArrAnoa W keoPko
time, or the money returned
All kinds OF watches and clocks cosaed and repaired In
tho beat At much less than VIC usual prices
mrov,cr Of watches aud jswery wholesale and retail -
ii v all strsst, tup starsJ near Broadway.
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TRAvELLERSp GUIDE.

.>>o>o>o-~~~ooso~o0-o~
CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADEL
AN and . P.M.-Aoosmm0datisn limo, att AN. by
steamboat John Potter south Amboy cars 70 Borden
town, and steamboat R. Stockton to Philade phia.
Fares, Express line at2P.M by steamboat John Pot
AM. and Pm.
LIOR ALBANY-FARE $l.-ALBANY AND NEW
York Inland Route Railroad-Two daily express
central lines of railroads. North and West from the
depot Of White Elm, and Centre streets whers
through tickets procured and baggage checked
Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and Buffalo Pas
also received ut Brooe and Bowery and Twenty
street and Fourth avenue stations The above trains
will land at Croton Falls and ChAtha -Four Cor
ton corner Of Tryon row and Centre street. heretofore
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS DAILY FROM
IL Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
fxpross train, Mthrough In four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo or Montreal at o'clock
Neii train, SAM. Through way train atIP.M
Express train, Pm. Accommodation train, o Pm.
Passenger taken at Chambers Canal Christopher Four
tetnth, and Thirty first strcots.
Sunday trains from Canal street at M for Pough
keepe9 and A. Tor Assny ss9pyng At all way stations
NEW YORK AND Observation-Disclosures UNI
IN ted states Mail and Express Lines through in four
ionrs. Now jersey Railroad via Jersey Cy-Leaving New
FORK foot Of Cortinndt street at and M and and
A.l. and ~ p; NJ, 81 Leays Philadelphia Att aud
An, and ~ PM For frat class So: second do Is and
A. ~ and i. M 500 For Baltimore, Washington,
Norfolk and Chsrlescuthrougb tickets sOd and through
.aggnFe carried. In ths and "a. NJ and and 81 r. "
ilnes IRON New York Passenger with baggage GROSS the
terry hftcon minutes before the trains leave
NYAcK AND TARRyTOwN-A STEAM FRRRYBoAT
WI, rom this date run In connection with tho A. NJ
leaving Fsrrytswa att "a l2 Soa until further no
s"v' a, X, SMITH, Proprister.
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Lr0R LIy1RPooL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM.
ls.s .th ;hs v:issa st.ss: mails poavey
fsot Of Canal street. No berth paid
freight passage having unequAsa for
elegance and comfort, apply to
Z. x. COLLINS CO.. Sc Wall street.
Passengers are requested to be board 1t liz A. n
Tn: steamship Baltic will the Pssido and sail
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. bsrths secured until paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF sAILtNG

For freight or passage apply 10
EDWARDK. COLLINS 4 Co, No. IS Wall ST., NJ Y
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO, Liverpool.
Y. e. ROBERTS d CO. IL Rings Arms Yard London
JOHN MUNROE CO., Ne. Rae Notre Dame dos
Victories, Paris; or
GEO. II. DRAPER, Hnvre.
The Of those ships will not be accountable for geld
silver bullion, specie jewery precious stones, metals
unless bills of adng signed therefor
o harein
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-03-11

DR. WARDS GREAT REMEDIES COMPRISE THE
~ accumulated experience of all tho celebrated men OF
every who have practised physc Price, severay 81
each to the disease for which reconA
mended. Persons however afflicted
from Dr. Ward the proper remedy for their disease
Liberal advice given gratis md other charge
but for medicine Ulcers simple specific chronic INDECENT
&cimprovement in two days and Of tho
lumhao seiata all cured in week with the utmost
ey by Dr. Ward lilo remedy for the above
diseases put bottles and ready for with clear and
explicit directions They comprise OF tho best gifts Of
for the cure Of disease scroaa glands
and joints hip disease and white swelling, all
fully treated by Dr. Wards special remedies fer them
OF these tedious diseases in two months Dis
eases Of the skin diseases Of the and brain Water
the brain in children cured Palsypersot restoration
warranted in four weeks Dropsy-Dr Wards romodes FEY
this disease usually doomed incurabc Cancers
cured without either the knife or ca1stio The afflicted por
knowledge Of this matter as they would dig for hidden rsas
cured His thanks tonderod for the liberal pstrnsss
extended to him. Certificates of and skill
ained at his ohce No % Canal street exactly on: doer
gratis By the sick and diseased Patients in the country
receive his remedies by Correspondents
aaestcd to be in mentioning tho form Of sms.
in tho world cured orono diseases No hospital
In New York has such multiplicity Of his Ps
yate establishment All post paid Letters. enclosing from
81 TO s. for the particular remedies required in tho oss WI
10 religiously attended ~.
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ASTROLOGY.

AIRS. ALVIN RENOWNED IN EUROPE FOR HER
IVA skill In forcteng the future has arrvsd and will fur
nsh intelligence about all circumstances of life to all those
who addre.s her She inerprsts drcams law matters
and by areos books and science and tells her visit
sh French and German languages Residence 259 Bowory
up stairs Stanton street. Ooe hours from 10 10
QP. n.
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y Seated proposals will he received at this once until
rhrrsday March l7h, at " o'clock NJ to regulate
grade Lexington avenue from Fitetb 10 Fifty ssvsnth
streets and set curb and gutter tonss theren spcaoa
tons 10 he had application 10 tho Contract Clark Of
department. JAMES FUREY, Street Com nlssisnor,
March &, 1913
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CORPORATION NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is HERE
" by given, to the occupant occupants
of all houses and lots improved unimproved lands affect
cd thereby that the following been
peted Assessors and lodged in the office of the
Bureau Of Assessments for examination by all In
terested, vz-For building In Nineteenth street,
from Eighth to 100 feet east Of Seventh The
limits embraced by such assessment include all the several
houses and lots ground vacant lots pieces and parcels Of
land situated both sides of Nineteenth street from Sixth
Eighth avenues the side of Seventh 100
north and south Of street and the west
side Of Sixth 100 feet north and south Of Nineteenth
above named and who opposed TO
writing, to tho undersigned at their Office No. Hall Of
Records within thirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, Assessors.
CHARLES MoNIELL, }
Office Bureau of Assessments Street Department March
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A UsTRALIA-PIONERR LINE OF MONTHLY PACK.
N ets-The nearly and beautiful clipper bark ORE
CON 1000 tons bnrthen, Captain Thomas Higgins, now
voyage round the world will succeed tho Euphrasa
tho eighth ship Of this well established line and sail from
New York for Melbourne Port Philip the 10Th of March,
at present advertised for next month Her cabins
roomy light and well ventilated and fitted In the
comfortable manner possible 1t is sufficient 30 add that
will visioned in tho liberal
the only regular line The object Of the propriotors to
establish IL on permanent bass and they deem IL
to state that Of thor vessels have been obliged to
stop at port for supplies has there been word OF
complaint against them. Rates Of passageSaloon, fs
first cabin 1870 second cabin double berths S2j gle do
$40 Every thing provided by the ship except wines u
Sure passage for Which .arg application il
to R. W. CAMERON, or JOHN OGDEN. ll6 Wall street
L,OR NORFOLK PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
IL The United States mail steamship ROANOKE r.
Cavendy, commander win leave pier Is North river
LuBLAI q PLEAsANTs, SO Front street.
TMUIsT' LINE FOR AUSTRALIA o0R NEAREST
w port obtainabe Passengers for Australia ars or,dbly
informed that the proprietor OF this line extensively
gagged in 'craft Of every descriptions and who ~ the
"honors" than their competitors They fully rs tho
publicity already given through the medium Of press
for major share Of public patronage They pledge their
'bonors That first "tsbe IN self expanding body
will he kept Mt which OF the proprctord will sup,rin
tend the shutting until the arc roady to out
For the number OF tricks played In the shirs which have
American Consus at RIO Janeiro have minus
Portable round For tbs whcrsbouts Of tho ship apply
20 whose liberal wages insure honest Informs
'eatrs stores apply s.tssn.y shs sssss '''pu
POORLAW, UNION 4 CO.
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LIQUORS.

- ~~s.~ -ss.-~ 49, - -----
G1OO OOO WORTH OF BRANDIES, WINES, GIN
splUU.UUO whskey, Jamaica and st. Croix
syrups cordias Heidseck Charles Hsdssok Grape Leaf
Schroeder and various other brands cham paxne wines
carst wines from 81 50 per dosen &o Wholesale
will DO treated literally by
WIN. II. UNDERHILL, 4s0 Brooms street.
on OOO OLD STYLE JUGS scHIEDAM GIN FO
AU.UUO medicinal use, Old Club sohnapps tho bestj
the city few Of Sohicdam and Holland gin bitter
superior articlc rs Curacao % branded che
res, ~, C0o Havana segsrs for sale by
WIN. II. UNDERHfLL, 430 Brooms street.
E00 BARRELS OF PORTER, STOUT AND ALL,
CUU consisting Of Guinness and Robert Maudsrs xxx
Dublin stout Barclay Perins London porter and stout
Philadelphia porter and stout Falkirks Youngers Camp
BELLS and Tenants Scotch ales Philadsp ha Ales &C.
VIM. H. UNDERnILL, Broowo and Crosby str sots
MINE BOTTLING, &C-THE SUBSCRIBER HAVING
w suitable premises for the stillaging refining and bot
thing of Wines spirits &c. for merchants exporters and tho
trade generally socits share Of public patronage and
refnor and bother of wines give entire
those who favor him with their orders. j. BRYAN,
No John street, Broadway dealer in London and
Dublin stout Scotch and other ales champagne cider g.
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TINE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Steamers.-Ths ships comprising this line are the

These ships having built By contract expressly for
government service their
structonas in their engnesto strength speed
elegance and comfort.
Price Of from New York Liverpool in first cabin
SID In second cabin So Exclusive extra size state
room $500
From Liverpool to New York. fsO and EOS
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
Ne bsrths secured until paid for.
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NROTOE AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CONTRAC-
" tors-Sealsd proposals. endorsed Proposal for
Wooster stroe also with the of the person
sons same and the date OF its presentation will
be received at the office Of the Croton
until Monday the 18th day Of March 1882 at IL o'clock NJ
q build sewer the receiving eu
Vert Wooster street. from the in Canal street to
Of and specifications for the building OF the
all other Information relating thereto DO obtained
On application to the Water Purvsyor. at this once
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of the Crotsn Aaueduet Department..
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NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-To CONTRAC-
torsSealed proposals. endorsed Proposal for Sewer
In Elizabeth street also with the name Of hs p.rsoa or
will be received at the the Croton Aqudust Depart
nen until Monday the l4th day Of March, 1883 A. twelve
basins anu in Elizabeth street from tao sewer IN
Houston street to sss ~ a ., ths :a.s1
and specifications for the building of the and all otner
information relating thereto be obtained application
70 the Water Purveyor at this once:
NICHOLAS DEAN,
President Of tks Croton Aqusdsot Department.
New York, March 7, 1853.
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CORPORATION NOrICE.-PuBLICN NOTICE ~ HERE
~ " given to the cwnor owners, occupant oocu.
rants Of all houses and lots improved unmprovei lands
lheettd thereby that the following have
completed tho Assessors and red in tic Of
bnieiu OF AssesAmons Tor examination
.sed viz For feno'ng vacant lots Ninth aud Tenth
streets west or evsuus A. The limits embraced by IN
assessment include all te several lots grou
vacant lots eeer and pnrcss Of land situated on TIA
north eico OF Ninth street and side OF T,nt
between avenue 4, and First All persons whose
interests arc nncotcd BY tao above named
wi opposed to tho oiser ton are
y preeent their oteoons in writing to the undor at
their ONCE NO Hall 81 Records wshn thirty dsys
the date Of this notice. "
WILLIAM GAGE
CHARLES j. DODGE Asyes,ors
CHARLES MCNEIL,
Ofce Buroau Of Assessments street Department March
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CORPORATION NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY
~ for unpaid assessmentsPubc notice Is hereby given,
that sale Of property unpaid will take place
ut public auction the City Hall Of the city of New York.
Friday tho eighth day 1883 at twelve o'clock
and be continued from day TO day until the whole Of
said property shall be Sold ind that tho detailed
Of the property to be sold for unpaid assessments is pub
shod in the New York Morning Express print
published In the city of York BY order of the
Mayor Aldermen and Of city of New York
JOHN 7. DODGE Street Commissioner
Street Department, Dec. 81, 1852.
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"A Philip. nsbourns. and Sydney, Australia-The mag
nissent new steamship AGE 5000 toas burt1ss
comnAnder VIII be despatched for the above ports
or sSSas tine Ssa May This q q. ,e and
steamers and ia believed will provo TO be the fastest
steamship in the world Her for Ars Sc
steamer ever built Rates Of passsse-Frs. elias Iados
saloon, &NS first class upper saloon 9yO second class
s5 third class 500 The books open For freight
or passage. apply to