The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-02-12

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u ATLANTIC, Capt. James West This steamship win
depart with the United States malls for Europe positively
on Saturday Feb 10Th At IL O'Clock n from her dock
ct the foot Of Canal street No berth secured till paid
for For freight passage having unsquAllsd socomme
dAtions for ssganee and comfort. spply 70
EDWARD X COLLINS CO., 66 Wall street
Passengers arc requested TO DO board at IL 4 A. NJ
Tho steamship Arctic viii succeed the Atlantic and sail
T,HE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
\ COMPANY intend sailing the favorits stoAmships-
From rEMADmRMA.
Ty o. lancaster. Thursday, Mar ., 1883
w o. a'Asgow. Thursday, Mar. 81, 1883
CITY Of 0iaagov ............. Wednesday yan s. 1sss
City Of Aanchsster. Wednesday, Feb 2, 1853
ny - T.ns.. WednesaAy Mar 1898
RATES on PASSAGE. ~ low
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.Lsn and found With comfortably cooked provisions for
P:,s. vi.iSs 'i Sos tS:, :dSs msJpe
certificates of passage, and drafts the Bank Of Ireland
n sums from Il sterling SPEsrds rH Hand bills can 3
kxcnAnge place.
TIVE BRITISH AND NoRrHAMERIcAN ROYAL MAIL
i STEAMSHIPS.
IRON NEW FORK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief CABIN Passage 1920
mon BOSTON TO u iri;rcci. '''''''' "
CnieI CSon fassage ..sfoo
The ships fromBcston cali at Hsiifar.
ARABIA, Captain Judkins, AMERICA, Capt. I~tch,
AsIA c.ss g Lott, e4sSp4 Capt I ssons.
AFRICA, Capt Harrison, NIAGARA, Capt. Lang
green on starboard bow; red on port bow.
Siass1. Sss York, ws%n ss sd rs sSry
ArSSs ss sssG York wsSnssdsy Oh H 4arsa
Bertha not secured until psia for.
An experienced surgeon on board
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable for
gold silver, bullion specie jewelry, precious stones,
METALS unless bl' Of dins signed therefor and the
value thereof therein expressed.
For freight or passage aPpiy to
CrEAM BETWEEN NEW YORK AND aIAsGOv.-THs
y GAsgow and New York Steamship Company's new
bert Craig, commander, win sail from Glasgow wednes
day. February o. and viii leave New York for Glasgow
cabin state roo% 500 DO do mS.h hGo s7s
second cabin $50 third class fees inclu
dsd Applyto ). nesYMoN. 50 Broadwry.
TN0R SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-rM UNITED
s:s.. mai ssss%.hip rASKiE Mo.oa
H. At Il o'clooI from Pier No. North river Fros q
sent on s ns
"Bslow." No merchandise viii be received board
MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. Agent, No IS BrOadwayy.
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forna via Asplnwall and Panama.-The and splsn-
did steamship UNCLE sam 1000 tons, W: A. Mills, com.
mandsr, viii leave New York for Aspinwau Saturday,
February 10Th, at o'clock 7. precisely, from pier
and second warrants the that the pas
sengss VIII reach AspinwA In from to eight days
whore she VIII connect with the and splendid steam
ship Sierra Nevada, 1000 tons J. D. Wilson, commander,
which viii DO In readiness ct Panama to receive the pas
ssngers Of the Uncle Gam, and sail immediately for San
Jrancisoo These steamships are both new and Of the
very hrst class ~ to accommodation speed and VENT
hon They are unsurpassed b any vessel on the route
The tables win be supplied In the most liberal manner
both for cabin and sssage passsngsr Every sxsrtion
viii DO made the part Of tho officers and owners to IN
safety speed and comfort Passengers win be land
I'd 1t the wharf q Aspinwa and take tho Panama Rail
road for the Pacific good surgeon L. attached TO each
ship whose services free Of charge to tho passenger
For freight or passage apply TO MILLS Agent, No. 81
Cortlandt street. r IA mail bag win be made up ct
this saos In accordance with the NV Of Congress-
for the accommodation Of the public.
DASSAGE FOR SAN FRANCISCO-CAIHORNIA LINE.
L The clipper packet ship NEW YORK, having nearly
AL her cargo board will sail about the 18th February
For passage having unequallea accommodations early
application must be made to
ARKEIL ELLIOT, 14s Pearl street.