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SnOkPn. &c,

April 49, Cape Cod NV 50 miles bark Caa C. Bell FIN Boston
Mobile
march, s. 81 w ship Shepherd York
(Feb. y San Francisco
Feb H. s. lon 80 ship Roman I'm. New.YOrk dec 49,
for San francisco.
March lat lon Tenedos Middleton Pacific
Ocean lat I'm Oahu New London bound into Pernambuco for
April lat 25N Ion 81 49, Dan bark Camilla fn New York
Apni H. lat si7 Ion 25, bark H. Heock,
York for Kingston, Jam.
April 49, lat IS 40 Ion II 80 schr Msynower n
April 49, lat 49, ION 10 brig Oxford I'm Portland for Havana
ship Jane Hughes Patten Mar
settles for Queer siowD with loss OF bulwarks.
March l5 lat 46 NJ lon 20 W. Intrepid OBJ FIN Cork for New
Hpr15 M lat 40 A. lon SO A. stmr franklin fun
Newly ok for Cowes and Havre.
March 81 miles NV FIN Sicily B ship Afghan fn Liverpool
for New-Orleens.
AP6 lat % 49, Ion 30 So ship westmoreand fan New Orleans
for Liverpool
AprlO lat I'll j. on 62 So brig Potomac Ropes I'M Salem Tor
Africa
lat 81 81 Ion. 81 49, bark f. Corning Graves fun New
York FEB. IL for australia. - .
Feb NJ p 49, bark Inca Buxton FIN Baltimore for
Feb 49, lat 81 lon 81 ship steering
he hosed large white flag red border with the
center not iistinFusbable. being too far of.
March lat SO N Ion II w. ship Rhine Barnes fn Newport e.
Msrch lat 35N lon w, brig Vernon, Kent Mobile for
March IT, lat 3445N Ion. W ship Sabine Lbbey f Cal
cutta for Boston
March ~ lon o ship Chas Holmes, Crockett FIN Liver
pool.for New-Iork
Jam ~ a Sc s. lon p W. passed by ship bonud W.
ing q red signal, with letter H.
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w lIalers.

Zsnzb Dec % by letter from Capt Cutler bark Dolphin of
bbls. oil all well
ATT at Hong Kong Hannibal Lester " l., Pacific Ocean;
Seshury B. do Bart Gonod Heus 90, t Sand
witch Islands 9th John Wells Cross. do Pacific Ocean
letter Osceo Choe OF New Bedford reports her
St Thomas 81 with leo bbs oil which had been shipped
ship Sarah of Boston Reports do sane date bng
Homer Fisher Nantucket schr Atamaha Hammond OF sip
picon of Dec Tristan Ground ba1k Elizabeth
Sowe Westpor 200 VIII ship Minerva Smyth smith B. 700
AM Dominica Jan g. barks Alton Cannon OF Boston mos
out clean Baker OF New Bedford 20 60 board;
Feb M MaaT ing of Westpo 81 80 2S Cray
hound Wing do, 10 COO sp; March ~ d Chase Chase OF
Beverly 18th George and Mary Manchester OF West
port 81 $50 p 18th Top Bird, Stanton OF New Bedford 3
so p, 100 VIII.
Spoken-Msrch of Msyguez bark Coo of Orleans reported
with 0O" Ibis OIL bound into NJ whaling brig aud seh was
company.
show ing signal and red ball the she app AIRED be
cutting in whale. .
Feb 10 of ape whale ship showing blue flag
with white letters probably New Bedford ship
Spoken-Feb To- lat 81 IS - lon II W bark Diligence, Debot OF
and I'm New Bedford for the Pacific, with 200 bbs oil
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~ TURE, ENGRAvINGS and ORIGINAL PAlNTlNgs-THS
MORNING CTuesdyl April TO- 10 o'clock at No < Greenwich
formerly the residence Capt Pe and Robert Aine Esq The
Paintings embrace magnificent landscape OF voo and the
Apeunne &C. by Orsont Christ baphkns 81 John
Domenchno and others by the most eminent sts Of
belonging valuable collection
John Dorge The Furniture comprises tapestry Brussels and
grain carpets mahogany looking doors
pendd solid bnze bedroom suite
Of marble slabs saneoyeed and damask rosewood
chairs splendid window bed bedsead bed
ding kitchen furniture worthy the attention Of houses and
dealers weather be rainy sale postponed the following y
Catalogues OF the and the house
o sale
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Markets. CAREFULLY R.poErr 20 FOR TaE TRIBus

MONDAY, April 10;
AsHFsbe market steady with fair demand bbb
"a ~ Tor Pots and S5 30 tor Peak.
COTTON-The market very nr and rather sales to-day
FLOUR MEA0Sr %srs s s' |, and State Flour
s s were sellers at our inside State this
sd fop sxport . panty complete sssss' The better grades
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ALBERT II. NIcoLAY, Auctioneer. -
rIOITSFHOID FURNITURE at AtCTION.-AL-

Albert H. NIcoLAY Aucuoneet o,
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE SALES at AUC-
TON-The undersigned gives his personal attention as usual
residences OF families breaking
Wy uou'e''f'''' ALBERT II. NlC0LAY
C35m Real Estate and General Aucroneer No. ~ Walst
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A. M mERwIs Auc1oneer
DY BANGS BROTHER * C0.-Irade Sales Rooms

WEDNESDAY April a, and 0 following days,
GREAT SALE or SPLENDID BOoEs-Oue Of the most import
auction sales of books hold country wall compose
entire collection choice splendid and standard ancient and mo
Books recently formed Europe by Mr Wexford OF tue ae
known finn OF Bartlett Wexford
Catalogues ready and viii be sent address app
cation TO the auconee The catalogue wall b. th
DAYS before the sale
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d. s. HoCGH, Aucroneer. 49,
IMPORTANT To HOUSEKEEPEkS.-The tOIlOwlI

d. S. HoCGH, Auctoneer.
IMPORTANT to HOUSEKEEPERS.-Th following
goods being damaged CoOn Water will be sold for account
whom may concern THIS DAY uesy at No ~ North WI
1000 yards Tapestry Brussels arpetsi
Rosewood French
tsry French Bedsead Egyptian Marble Top Table iSoasi
Extension Tables with quantity OF Cane seat Chirs
Anr which sold good assortment OF new and second oind
Furniture Carpets removed for convenience OF sale sueh
Sofas Bureaus Washstands French bedsteads Center sud cAd
Tables Painted Oh Cloths Carpets Mating Mat
tesse, Ct Glasses Silver Ware Beds. Bedding Kitchen FUR
nture variety of fancy Clocks Ornaments &c
An OF which will be sold without reserve
JOSEPH HEGEMAS, Auctioneer. . 3,
TITCHEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Aprl
IN 20 AZ 10 o'clock NJ the of Henry and stalesA
BROOKLYN Parur Chamber and Basement FURNITURE zane gay
O'clock precisely No. l65 Clinton ST. corner on
Bookyn large and general of Paror Chamber and
Kitchen Furniture. Catalogues at the Auction Room
CoLToN, Auctoneer .
GALE of GROCERIES OF every descriP.ion H. NJ ~
y THIS DAY TUESDAY April lsh at lOt oceen ~. md
the entire contents Oh .ae
Ill In part Teas Coffee, spices srse.
of yanogs Kinds
unIuI Tonnters Pumps, &c Also an
sss - Tionors &c Sale will be peemptorJ VI ~
C,TANDARD ROSES at AUCTION -. ' .,S,
- nrWATFR will TO-DAY April ~ at * No., from the
room No u Wallet, a superior solt.'''" y
GARDEN OF d. Boil, 5Qth-st and bFVaa"'!
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Total O7S 900
none OF which have disposed of less than
The Company will to each subscriber to this loan whose bid
shall be accented the subscribe three the ultimate
Genital STOCK of Company, 70 shares of 800 EACH each
Bond subscribed paid for by h and ike proportion
smaller and Provisional Certificate will
evidence OF such night to subscribe when the stock shall be
such nsaent be required by
the naments then called IN from other
Stockholders probably will exceed IS per share.
the right REDEEM the Bonds
time maturity payment of the thereof with ~
premium and accrued interest.
less than and the Company
reserve right proposals for all portion OF
Ten per cent allotted each subscriber will
auired on notice acceptance his proposals. and the balance
Directors exceeding 10 cent monthly Any
his option full and receive his
subscriber whose bid accepted shall
in lieu Bonds hereby offered receive
Bonds those issued for
able hngs aud sterling
dollar will be tsued but such the will be
nstaments London the rate
s86 Bond OF 600 The stock appropriated each sub
IN London the and
conditions registered there preferred nmens aud
dividends thereon payable there the rate of exchange
will all be adjusted payment of the final in
Proposas will be received by w p BURIAL Treasurer
Office of the Company Wast New York ncose5
indorscd Proposals for loan s. 900 of Illinois Central Railroad
Company" ,
progress the work. and all information relative
affairs and prospects, be obtained application Treas
ure peousy or BY BY order the Board of Directors
ROBERT SCHUYLER Prest,
DAVID A. NEAL, Vice Pres't,
w. p BURIAL Treasurer | Executive
GEORGE GRISWOLD, { Com.
MORRIS KETCHUM,
JONATHAN STURGES
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~ .oda Auction WEDNESDAY, April a, 1888 at HoIsa'onic
Berkshire County Mass will be sold at The Mills Of The suboe,- =.
auction described Machinery their MUS
az Housaton lin the Barrns,oD Berkshire Couny
sacbusc;ts the line OF Houslone Railroad
The will be perempory The Machinery will
be delivered immediately after the sale Terms approved iccepance
months PAYABLE the City Of NewYo o3 cent discount
for ca Picker 2Lappng Machines Patent Lapper, Whltu
inch q Cading Machines Double Railway and Fixtures Drawing
Frames Eclipse Speede Doubling Machine SpoO and Bobbn
q Throstle Spinning Frames large spinning Mules Spoilers
Machines Print Cloth Looms Grinding
IS3 GEO. w. lLY. Ageat
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II. H. LEEDS & Co. Auctoneers.
n ENTEEL HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.-On
WM. ". SHIRLEY, AuctOneer. - =
HANDSOME FURNITURE SALE.-TUESDAf,
4. C. TUTTLE, Auctoneer. - -
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Il Il ROSEWOOD PIANO, FINE WINES, &c-A. C. FUTILE
will TUESDAY, 10Y o'clock No 36 Hudsonst isrse
Household Furniture of family leaving the city con-
mahogany Chairs Center Tables Brussels and Ihree
ply Capen English Oil Cloths Extension Table large Per French
plate Bedroom Furniture bedead
Dressing Bueaux Wasssnds Feather Beds Cued Hair Mattresses
eddine Linen China and Glass Ware Plated Wares Basement
rosewood PianOt OF
finish $780, Also small stock ofod inc and Liquors
viz old of 1922 old Brandy cologne O MO-
Whisky Hook and German Wines OF old dates bottles
and dnohns Furniture, with which the sale VIII
commeuce Catalogues morning of sale. Terms cash.
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B. A. Chiffon Auctoneer ;, : -, -,
IAND som T. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,

Y y 5 o NJ T. HOUSEHOLD T UhNIIUh
ii LARGE PIER aud MANTLE GLASSES, PAINTINGS,
MINERALS SHELLS ANTIQrEs &s on TuESDAf Aprl
ton TUESDAY, April H. the Household F1rnl-
tue contained in No. 81 Chamberss few doors
wet Broadway consisting Brussels and Venetian Carpets Floor
Cloths Mahogany Chairs Tables Bureaus French and
Winds Bededs Hair Mattresses Marble Top Cen Tables Book
Cabinets Wasbstand Toilet sets Satin De Lame and
Red Window Canopy Lace Shells Minerals An
zones paintings together with variety Kitchen
Furniture will be ready Monday the Office of the
No nA an
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IRVING i Co. Auctloneers -,
"OTFI FIRNITURE-ON TUESDAY, April
ALBERT II. NGcOLAY Aucnoneer ar
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE at AUCTION.-AL-

lBERT II. NICOLAY will sell at Auction on THURSDAY
Ami 81 at 10 O'clock No A. Waenst Coege-place
hold Furniture consisting part OF Brussels and ingram ar
Mahogany Chairs Mabeop Center aoes
and Dnpgocm. Chamber and Kitchen fusn
Catalogues ready the Office OF the suchonee NO
Al N.ail.sf
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ADRIAN II. MULLER, AuctiOneer.
VT HOUSEHOLD FIR

IL ADRIAN H. MULLER Co. will sell at auction, on TUT
DAY April 49, 1853 o'clock at No "a Clinton ace 18th ST.
OF Household Furniture consisting IN part OF ro
wood Chars Teteetes and OtOmaus covered with yeS
puh Mahogany Chairs covered with hmr cloth Pier Gass C
aeiers French Chins Vases Onou and Gilt Girsndos satin Da
ask Window superior Extension Dining Table 81
board French China Dinner Tea and Breakfast Sets French Be
eads Dressing Bureaus Couches &c. Tapestry Velvet Wilton
brussels Carpets Oil Cloths &c. Also superior PianoForte ma
ly Sfnddart
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4 NEN EEL TIUI NEIIULU III NM 7 IhE, TIEl
" GLASSES, OIL PAINTINGS, PIANO, GAS FIXTURES, sc
will sell THURSDAY 2 10y o'clock No 2y6
Broadway OF family going Europe consisting of
Sofas Chars Dyans Pier Glasses Window Curtains Brussels
Cauetiug Table China and Glass Ware Gas
Fixtures French eda' and Bureaus Beds Mat
Bedding Linen Plated Ware &C. &c Aso small coec
Paintings by celebrated European Also, ele
gait and finish Also Kitchen Utensils, with
wlic the will Catalogues morning OF sale
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INSURANCE.

A sTOR FIRE INSURANCE COmPhNY-A cAED.-I
N pleasure in bearing testimony tn, prompt
with wi ich this institution its Torres On
evening 81 the 9Th ult took ire, I've days
wards having waited W. T. Plnkney, Esq, the gentle.
manly and Efficient Preadent o. the Company no promptly
made proposal which accepted, and cse than
minDtes from tho Of .sryisw
Lave with cheek IN my possession for tho full amount
agreed For tsis prompt aud handsome behaviour
the President d Tho hstor Tire Insul here
~ repeatedly tender sincere aclsn0wicdg
=. y. EoDGE1Ss, Iks Ureenw street
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DERHAM'S GIFT EXHIBITIONS
OF THE SAVEN MILE MIRROR
every afternoon and evening, Mt aud TX O'Clock,
ACADEMY HALL. 663 BROADWAY.
Tickets good Ter the adms persons AL at once
at different timea. and share in the
100000 gifts, ONLl 81.
To be had from A. N. to ~ p. n daily, a.
ACADkMY HALL, 663 BROADWAY,
II. Waters Music Store 2xy Broadway;
Lovsjoy's Hotel, Park row;
And Towards Hotel, Broadway and Maiden lane.
Howes Cough Candy Depot, l66 Chatham streets.
V1,HEODORE EIsFELD'S CLASSICAL QUARTET7R
Soree first Of the fourth season. will take place At
Hope chapel Broas opposite the New York Hotel
on Wedre day. November 80 Tickets dollar each See
small bills
M X. FISH. FROM LONDON, THEATRICAL AND
characteristic wiz maker 500 Pearl street, New York
Amateur perform attended Wiss lent hire
priysse parties masqueades and fancy balls N b.
Country theatricals- supplied short notice.
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NTEw YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT, VIA
IN New Jersey RailroadUnited States and Express lines
through hours leave New York foot Of Cortandt
street, at and "a M and 80 and 80 NJ Leave Phi
adrlphin at 30 A. M, via Kensingtsn, and A. M and 30
and p the foot Of alnut street. Fare 81 $3.50
for class IN from York and 30 =. H. from
Through tickets cold. and passengers and
Baggage carried for Baltimore, ngton orfsk
and Charleston, in the and "a M and 30 and 80 r. M.
trains And connection certain, with extra trains behind
time with baggage cross the ferry nesn minutes
lefere The train leaves
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SFIIPPIN0.


TOR LIv8RPOOL-UNITED STATES NAIL STEAM.
chip BALTIC, James Coussoch eemmandsr tn.
Europe Pssy.y saturday 1.eem9sr o,a a, y oolses
y. a s', I, ss q e,n1 M ye s
having uasausied ae'onnodas0ns Tor elegance
- ''' EDWARD K COLLINS. s. w.n stree.
The steamship Atlantic viii succeed the Baltic aAd SAL
"A poci-Ths ARABIA G. H. D. Judiins comm 4, ,nd .S
will -, from s sSsi cy ~ss s q:
hst., at o'clock precisely
The EUROPA will sail on the l4sh December.
TEE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITE, IT. STATES rs
ff 1c1fIc G csps:ia W. xss'
AARCTIC...". Cap.siia L Luce
1s... hip: nav. taii. ;on.ss ssPssisly Tor
70 sas sssn I.ns ana
their passenger: Snsaussd
elias: cabin. second cabin So exclusive 'f extra
e. s.s
No bsIths secured sl ps,d for.
s:s:;; s.: Sc: lss '
Saturday, Dss. a. -. 1853 wednesday, Dos g. 49,. 1855
For ssas e. .Rys. co.. No. s. Wal. street.
5eGs CO. S sSs a.r. Dam.
Tn. owners Of ships viii not Se for sod
Ys. % 81 The sn
thereof therein expressed.
Nok NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ANDxs,, 4 \ 400.
s.s IN 1s AT, MOAN ana s
r,fa sSsi - Jersey ~ CITY Sn N:
or ssSn sssrs
provisions and stewards bat liquors.
AN Apply s'' SSfs1 1 Ssvss
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM.
FROM PHILADELPHIA,
S Sisy s'.sas. s:sSTda:y M
Gi.y q Gisssew Wednesday Nov 2 1879 1873
ssl:.s 50: sss :ai j.sse:dins . Tssns
.aa .,''
n: rsa se ss9 friend: ssa
Of and drafts the Bank Of Ireland IN
'ss''a
> II: eis:sex sas MY Yori ssssn:hip conpsss. n:v
- 1s sas' ssSssi
si1 81 e. ;s1s;s :.'.
TOR salHEN.-THE BREMEN NAIL STEAMSHIP
day Nov g. ~ Y O'Clock At noon. from her pier, 80 North
FIRST cabin. .$loe
No ffsisSs viii 30 iiien alto. saturday, For freight Or
passage. sppiytc OELRICns CO., 80 Broad street.
U,oR BREAEN.-THE BaEMEN NAIL STEAMSHIP
so e w .C saI her TOT uer
North River. Prices Of Passage,
First cabin. 800
Second cabin :. =. ,,,,,... IS
No freiaht viii 30 taken after Wcdnssday Nov H. For
0ELRIcHs CO., ~ Broad street.
E,oR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE-THE UNITED
II States mail It amer UMBOLDT, d. Lines,
will leave touching At southampton land
the rails AVID Saturday December lh st IL
Sclock from pisr No. Nerth river Price Of passage
during the should be sent board Tho day before
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD-TlAINS DAILY FROM
III Chambers ttreet, for Albany And Troy -
hxprees ain A. h-Through In ur hours connectnS
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal ats o'clock same
evening. ,a,. a
Mail train sA M--Through way trains At II M. and
p. - -, 900 - :.
For farrytown II p. N. For Peekskiil, 10 a.
and P M For Poughke, pse. 7 A. and ~ L. Pas
epgSrs taken AT Canal CT rstophr Fourteenth
sIn hrtj htst streets ~
sunday trains Canal street, At r. M Tor Albany
and Iroy, sto ping at all way st. lions
~ - EpMUND FRENCH, Superintendent
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NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via NeAragua-The Accessory Transit Company, Of
Nicsrasua PropetorThreugh in advance Of tho mail.
Only line giving tickets including the sthmus
Ing The new double engine NORTHERN LIGHT
o tons eurthen VIII leave from Pior No North river ~
day, December O. connecting with the and favorts
ship Sierra Nevada 90 burthen Mica
Transit route having but twelve miles Of land
portaton These steamers unsurpassed in their ven
tion AMI accommodations. Tor information passage,
apply only to "
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L1OR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.-THE UNITED
states mail stamer n UM BOLDT d. Lines, Command
will leave for navre touching At to land
the ana passengers on sasnraay DECEMBER sh At IL
First cabin, s2o; second cabin SO Luggage ros
sailing marked below No freight viii be taken after
MORTIMER LivINGsToH. Agent Agent * Byoad~sy.
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TgAVELLEMs' GUIDE.

1920 NEST SAFE, CHEAP, AND RELIABLE
lCCO. Route.-1S53 October arrsngeme nt-Albany and
New York inland route. Three daily trans accommoda
ton train, att A. NJ snd two daily express trains atg
at $50 M connecting at Albany With Central line OF
railroad also with the North for Saratogs 5prings
Whitehall and Montreal The trains connect with the est
Hudson and Berkshire railroads at chatham -Four
Corners Lebanon SPRING. and after Monday from the
new Of White Elm and Centre streets where
through tickets be procured and baggage checked
Fer Albany, FOR syracuse,
Schenectady, chester,
Utica. Buffalo.
received at Rroome street and Dowery and
Twenty Fourth stations. TIE above
srans land and receive only at Croton Falls
and Chatham Corners ALI other trains Will leave
City station Of Tryon and Centre street. IS
her etofore. NJ SLOAr, superintendent
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L,0R SAVANNAH AND FLoRiDA.-UNITED STATES
NAL Lne-Jbe and spe did steam ship A La BAMA
Cap Geo. H. tehcnek, will Wednesday, November
80, nj Z. NJ. from plar No. North river. apply TO
SAMUEL L. MlTCHILL No. Is Bro adway.
The Augusta Capt Thomas Lyon leaves Saturday Do
senbe B. Through tickets New York to Jacksonville
skA
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no CALlFoREIA.- INDEPENDeNT OPPOSITION
BLADE, 225O tons will sail for Aspnwall Tuesday De-
oember 10Th At ocookP NJ from the foot North Moore
UNCLE SAN, 1900 TONS which win sail immediately
arrival OF the passengers Panama, San Francisco
Direct without stopping ~ any Of the intsrmedatc pors
These steamers vastly superior the route
In point Of speed, ventilaton and good
and confidently expected that the voyage California
WI be made N twenty-two days Passengers procuring
the lowest charged by any other line
Ccrtlendt gtreeA.
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GARDEN AND AMBOy RAILROAD TO PHILADEI,.
~ phia, pier No Nerth riv,r-Two lines daily At
10 A. M and r. NJ Accommodation line at 10 A. M, by
steamboat Trenton to South AmbGy ears to Bordsnsown
and steamboat r. Stockton to Philadelphia. Fare 81 Elk
prees lie NJ by steamboat John Potter to Ambov,
thence Camden through in four hours and
hal Pare So Returning leave Pladelphia ~ ~ A. M,
Up IN,
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DACkETS TO HAyRE-SECOND LINE.-THE FOLLOW.
ing ships will leave Havre the 6th and New York

They all first class low York built ships provided witt
all requisite articles the comfort and
and commanded by of experience in the
The price of $lUO without liquors Good
sent to the subscribers will be forwarded free from
charges but those actually incurred
BOYD 4 HlNCKEN Agents, 16l Pearl street.
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AIRS LADOMUs, NO. 20S CANAL STREET,
M nues to tell past. present and future events; II
love, ecu tship and marriage. She will also AXE
tual between parties, where 1t does not exit.
also thief to restore stolen property. 20 or
ament told for nothing. English, French and Gerr
guages spoken.
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DUCELEY'S OPERA HOUSE, CHINESE HALL 65S
ID Broadway. near the Prescott House-Open every
right the celebrated Brckeys New Orleans Serenadsr
the oldest established and most talented company sx
being the Esss 70 Introduce harmony Into An
Eurlesque Operas &s Ae likewise AL operatic Chorusss
by other bands" first arranged (at tho
pense Of labor and talent BY Buckey Serenader Ths
the honor Of announcing that the Concerts
Of this company will still conducted present fash
able syierun without vulssrity" Concern
TX O'Clock. Admission, - cents.
BUCKLEYS, PROPRIETOR
4 BISHOP BUCKLEY, MusicI Director.
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aMUwR VENTS.

DOwEKY rHEs TRE-H 4 eTEvENs, STAGE MANA.
ID ger-Tms altered Doors open At 6Hi cur Ain rises >.
O'clock Lover Tier Boxes 30 cents Second and Third
Tiers u cents Pit and Gallery 2 cents Orchestra seas
10 &c, Is; seats in Family Boxer, 80 ceRte.
Tuesday evening" Nevem ber 20, will be performed
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TT &. MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA REDUCTION
" the Price of passageU. s. Mail Co. CON
Meeting with the Pacific Mail Steamship Co., carrying the
great United States ma-For California aud Oregon via
Aspinwki and fsnama-1he u Mail Steamsl p Comp
intend to despatch tor Aspinwa Monday Deo 6th
sailing double engine steamship ILLINOIS, Capt H. J.
Hartstene TO connect At Panx with the Pacific
ksil steamship Compsny'e steamer WINFIELD SCOTT.
Through for by these fAvoe
purchased lew rates The
st the exgen Of the pas enger is de in BY
railroad and che facilities the Ishmus such
be found any other route California For
passage acrly to CHAS. A. WHITNEY, 1t the ONCE III
" est street corner of arren street. "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-11-29

BANHAM serr veterinary SURGEON, tegs respectfully
inform his riends Lha having resigned The horat ostrg
business to his william Bantam junr nc yl now AZ
all times be ready TO sttnd sick hors,s ana az tho
time Thorn that h knowedgc oorse and
his and varied disease and also tho seatig
and practical mode Of treating such renders him oapsbe
performing cures equal to ot aotitioner
country. "a knowledge Of horfeshosng and the many
which tho boses foot is liable enables hn ~
accomplish whst any other Fractoners utabe t. do
In the curing u those lamenees II horses committed
tie OF the subscriber will be rkfully and oaref1y
treated r. s. ssbpg for sick ami Iae horses borS
cdin TO DO lad BY applying ut the ipermsy eefger oi
SeegLd etlsot s2s EeeoEs aYenps.