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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-10-26

Now-NoTHING REsoLUTIoNs.-At a
meeting of the Know-Nothings Of
Washington city, the following resolu-
tons introduced by Mr.. Ellis, were
adopted:
Whereas, we believe in the compe-
tency, ability, and right of American
born citizens to govern their own coun-
try, therefore,
ResolUed, That we will not vote for,
nor assist in elevating foreigners by birth
to offices of trust, emolument, or honor
under our government, nor will vote or
assist in elevating TO such Offices any
American born citizens who recognize
or hold themselves under anv allegiance
whatever to any foreign prince, poten-
tate, power, or authority.
RESOLVED, That the naturalization
laws ought to be totally repealed or
materially altered, and the term of resi-
dence before the admission to the rights
of citizenship be extended to the period
of twenty-one years.
NJudge Bronson. and several dis
tinguished New York lawyers, have
given it as their opinion that the New
Haven Railroad company is liable for
the bonds fraudulently issued by Mr..
Schuyler.
re- On Friday last the Mayor of
St. Louis issued orders to the captain
of the police, that the entire police de-
partment were to be uniformed on the
1st OF November. The uniform con-
sists CT blue caps, blue coats, and grey
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-10

building for Mr. Anderson wsT Sh H fh 6sg 91s 1'9
the rain, and water poured Oh moor Augusta II was
the suspended animation Of N bu, hole family struck
truly affecting and appalling to see Mr. Ander-
down instantly ard ali apparently CORPSE ,ut a year
son moved from Chautsuque County, y. L., g., "a.
ago. frseport III buAeuD' '@'
An AMERICAS CIsRGrsiS rs ES6LASD.-It is sisiee :"
The London Inquirer tha, the Rev. William d. Cnanul
has been invited TO take charge OF the Unitarian enS
in Rapshawst Liverpool the pulpit when mas recenI
been vacated by the Rev. Mr.. Thom This the sec!n
instance in which American minister mas oeen ~,
bv that society become Their pastor the ete new D
ParEman OF Boston having been invited more .nsn
fory years ago. on the completion OF bis studies IN h
hnr55b IChristll Inquirer, Aug. D.
Tnt ACCIDENT TO STEAMER GovERSoR.-Ihe persons
Lost b, tbe collision Of steamer Governor with schoohe1
LADY Arsbea of Mt Desert August ., were Toe oaP'an
of The schooner named Tinker, and man named uaI'
Tb yorno woman saved Miss Margaret Gait sister 70
M man lost The Governor was expected would reach
St. John on the 9TH or 9Th inst
N, Dmmiek formerly publisher Of The HOLMES County
a,rrr and more recently Warden Of the state Penen-
tsry has purchased The SaHduIky o. Mirror, whose
Editors were too honest to support Nebraska or the pres
ent State egime Of Ohio.
Crysus OF SHIAwAssEE County, McH.-A recent
census of this County shows increase over the census
Of lasO of nearly 500 inhabitants. The las three cen
cuses are as follows 1910, 2,lo3 1850, $780, 1884
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-10
THE FIRE IN BROOME-ST.

meeting OF the Trustees ofthe Broome-s Presbyterian
Church. destroyed fire yesterday evening. held in
the lectureoom this morning at 10 o'clock One Of the
Trustees desired to contradict the statement which ap-
pesred in Tie Herald this morning in regard to adc1ty
at present existing between the congregation and the
Trustees. They felt sorry that such paragraph should
have found place in public print No difficulty has ever
existed between the Pastor and congregation Pastor and
Trustees congregation and Trustc but rather on the
contrary the best Of feeling and the utmost unanmy has
always prevailed between all parties.
The pastor, the Rev. Mr. A. A. Wood, is in West
Springfield recruiting his health. the church is under
going extensive repairs and would have been re1poned
the lot Of September but for the unfortunate calamity
which has befallen the congregation.
The Trustees have met with heavy loss. They had
only $4,000 Of iDsurance-s7 500 in the Manhattan
Insurance Company and g. 500 in the Jefferson Insurance
Company The total loss to the Trustees will fall little
short of $4,000 They were sparing expense in re-
citing aud repairing the church just now, and about eight
years ago they expended $1,000 for the purpose
An invitation has been extended TO the Broom-st
Church by the Trustees Of the Scotch Church. mr. Neil
roys Sxtb-sv. and Fourteenh-st to worohp there IL,
some definite arrangement is made for place of worship
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Foreign Ports.

At horn nit bark Nasmos Jsekslr for Boston Wig
At Msara lfh nit bark Turk. Small for Rio Jancro 18Th
9TH ut chip Bu-ou Buikett, FOR Bosom few
DAYS.
Al Puau l8ih nit. ship Dublin Meui for Boston log. sid
l8b. Nor. tGTk POIseie. JJnnssssn do
TOD. ell ut ready. oil,
London 25h ult shin SlaIk q the OCEAN - d. for Haye %
take YLs,tngers for New York
Bangor n. 9Th ult, ship Haley. Morrill, for Boston fee
DAYS
AR at Kingdom ia. 18th u chr Albatasr Urla, NwYorS
brig Young America Wright Boston. sd oth. brig Eliza
Brown, New J ork
CId AIMS Boy ia lohu, ba-k Gertrude slsbI L1-ioni
18th BRIG Ektr.. Biauchsld. kew-fork
Port Royal. ia tth ut. big Mary Lowell Patterson
Mtchias; scrr Vivid. Laicy. New-f ORR.
All san Juan Nicaragua 9TH u. bTg Reyeise Bartlett
New York .
At Quebec ID inst ship Chaplin Harmon foT London about goth
sd from Sidney C. B. 4lh ult, BARK Hazard, Lloyd RIO
Tap.f
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in many places At St. Johnsbury VT, they have eaten
up the pastures, leaving the ground quite bare.
HoT WoRK.-The editor of Tie Buffalo Democracy, an
experienced iron worker gives the capacity Of different
classes Of people endure heat He has noticed that
nearly all the deaths from excessive heat Of this summer
have been among the Irish immigrants. They cannot
endure our hot, dry climates
Yet certain kinds Of heat they staDd better than
Of our own Americans. In bastiurnaces and rolling mills
the Irish will endure hard and hot work than the
Americans Of Ohio Virginia aud Kentucky, Indiana
Yet il is of occurrence that American die Of
stroke. The Eogisb and the Welsh endure hot work
about FIRE better than any other people Sweating does
not to exhaust them as does Yankee. They will
DO hard work in blast.furnace in the most swetenny
weather Of summers better than the negroes
This is the experience of iron matters in Virginia
There IL business Lakes that only Shadrsch,
Meshach and Abednego ought to have been put at bat
which the Irish pretty much perform II is firing up I'M
der the boilers Of our great steamer These are down
below, in what is called the boiler-room. The room Is
about well ventilated bombshelithe vast heating
surface Of the boilers makes the atmosphere roasting not
blowers driven by machinery fan the fires, ana Wheh tne
doors opened for fresh coal drive out WITH rusn
flames sparks a-hes and dust, and the room Ke NeDuc
hadnezzar urnace gets tines hotter thlh ever ne
fireman crawls deck for cool air and there presents ny
eraly the spectacle Of man pumping out water from his
shoes in his walk which have filled with MS own sweat
streaming down has limbs ,n..,
"The public may be curious TO know now long fatrlck
and Michael stand this work The poor fellows generally
r;, tho moment the boat reaches her dock, frequently
sbandonine their hard earned wages Fresh hands have
Who can sa1d the business in the present weather 50
sevare ia il that have heard Of cases where the fire.
men had 10 be driven below 70 their work with hand
spikes and the Est.
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Spoken, sc.

April % lat SO S. % ship r. B. Forbes, Ballard, noui
NewYork March II. from San Francisco
about Let NJ Ion. e W. ship Hurricane Very henee
July ! lat N lon w bark Erns. Levin, from Bos-
ton, June %, for Cape Verbs
July lat N lon 81 q w Lsndwuder Of and fro Brs-
men for New-York
Philadelphia
July II lon 10 IS ssnszed ship Champion Drew
from London for Boston.
July ship MARY Peasants from Liverpool for Con
July lon 80 90 ship Gazetteer days from New
July n lot Is IS N lon w POvhs,tan Tnshsm, Ora
Havana
ward, with b. C. in her sisnsl
Lat - &C. Ion TO- ship Hnioo Keehs-'e 81 days from Bremen
Lat 20 S. lon 70 ship Philadelphia 90 days from Liverpool for
Philadelphia
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW .yoRK......-"Al
Arrived.

ship Gsnick pl Foser Liverpool July with Ha'e Anl i16
pos 10 James Fostef.
Ship Ben amin Adams Drumnond Liverpool July with mdss
and Go pas W J. Tspsoott Co Lat 80 3D. Ion 81 eX.
with ship Senhoa bound WI had lost her bboom
and oopg The had tgo deaths on the passage
Brig Pr0sIecfl Slower Gsg A days with
r. July D. lat 81 Is lon - 3d. ship ATvun
bound from s.gua London 5h Let q q Ion. S.
Queen Of bound E from New York for LiyerpooL
Ship Sardinia pkt Jorda Liverpool - d4ys with dse sui
ct pass Thompson Nephew The $ had light W. Winds
rasge; days w OF the Banks; had three aA
July TO- A a a So exchanged signals vita ship Lou
sterps W 9Th lat 4 80 81 a. spoke brig Courier from Cal
oa for Lvepoo date lat IS s. lon - H. passed several very
large ceEeTss. 80
Bsr Nord America HAM Peters Hamburg % lays with me
and 26 pass Beck kUnhsri July g. a IS 81 lon - ST.
asee b. bari Lame. bound w
Esrk suwarow stone RIO JsneTo June With coffee &e to
b 10 80 y lon 81 p W, ship Wa
eIly fof Boston, Sandwich Islands for New York On the
outSsrd passage Dec 5j lat SO So Ion 50 80 while lying to
under bare poles VOL hurricane from W.. wascsz d
away feetop which took With il foremost head msiutoP
gallant with them when ghed with loss
board quarter rail part OF deck load Dec g. 1888,
Ion 81 81 spoke H bark Arthur EI from Havana for
pordeAn
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Domestic Ports.

EEWBFRN-Afr 18Th lone sirnon Trnd,ii Aug :. suuny
South Su Ne-IoIk CID schr Sabine Gordon New York
NEWPOIrT Aug San brig Alceaus Jehers9n, tsl River f3r
Pisdfphe; schs Electric Light Ihoms DFhon for Phdsi
Tlsi Percy Hener Candy from Philadelphia JP Collins Frd
from noiGwaie City
PROVIDENCE Aug 8-Ar schis John Pierce Boyd Charles
tor T. Crmer Huuey. Philadelphia; Washington Sculi,
Charlotte Connolly Philadelphia fog Psucke.; Shcns doth,
phia; Benz Blown R3seIs Absn Green County
Tanner Myde Port Even; Mtry A. Rowland Couch, Po Even
Sid ohrs Star SckeIson, Phadrlpha; Albion, HI Pavilion,
Blanchard, ana William, McNes do or Bangor according 10
wudl.
NEW BEDFORD Aug I, brig 0tmus Red Phiisdel ?hs
sChrs JsInc. D. Berthe, johnson Speed Dole do Sid big
surf sweeisLd Pctoui sohr j. Truman O. I'm Phs ephia
NENARKAu Aug q schrs Zephyr. Carey, Rocklint, de ;
Mary NJ BreiIsrd But er, Portland. Ct
An Aue chrs Aid. Pierce, Roekland Ne; Frederick Reed
pirsmolc. Lulec
KORFOLK-Arr Aug. s. bng Eyerg'ede - Boston 10
Hampton R0sds-Shp kngfshtT CIeby, Canods ssIi schr
C'JrB, Evans. from BostCn bond 20 KchuCad
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Goal.
paints. 0lass, - !.

ZINC PAINTS.-The NEW-JERsEl ZiSN
/p.Sy b.vny greatly ENLARGED their and improved
ou. Of heir product prepared eIseute orders for ten
SUPERIOR PAINTS. 49, 49,, -,
Their WHITE ZINC which sod dry nand in OIL T. WAY
rsned PURE and UNSURPASSED for BODY and UNIFORM WHITE
Mss. -,
method Of preparation hss recently been scovsrs which en
bes the COMPANY PANS fresh cor
reasonable time In his respect then rants VI"
be Superior tny oh Ter on the market
Their BROWN ZINC PAINT which i sod At low sS-s and
can only TIE Ores rem NCwJesey we'll
protective qualities when applied to iron or other ns
tallc surfaces
Their STONE-COLOR PAINT possesses s the properties Of the
Brown agreeable painting dePots out
buildings bridges, Dealers sGrp piled liberal terms By -
MANNING soUlER, AGENTS, No l51 washington St y. l.
ZINC PAINT. The undersigned, AGENTS for the
II sale Of WHITE OXYDE OF ZINC. manufactured by the
Pennsylvania Leh Zinc prepared receive orders
for would tie particular attention OF the trade
evident Others Of American aDufaetur and
is most al cornpou with the beat OF foreign
Dtae with depend uFou slTay obtaining
supply Paint which viii be und 70 recommend set
Tor Iurify body Wilderness Prices and terms
sed OF the liberal foo - .
JAMES I. LEWIS Co. No. % W.ter.st.
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NhnIers.

An at bark Rothsehd of Beonl small So its
Atlantic ocean via with SO bis OIL rne Rohschd
IN going up the habor got ashore Loyes srd but of
suTposed without danbre.
sd from Nevg Bedford Sih ship Menkar Pacific Ocean.
spoken by bark Robschd at Bosionl Jelly = no lat &c,
shf Vrgrau OeaDs - bbs sp; 9Th, lat 81 3D. Ion - ST.
Cok. Of Proyr cetown, 20 % vii jh iat 81
n g. schr " Homes Young Of 20 ~ same day. scar
Alexander Cornell OF do ell 50h lat j g. ol - schr Noun
tain Spring Young Of do Is bbs Hoard from July bark
Psrlei Cook odo % sp; 9Th eh Walter Erwin Nck-rson
4 d. gllLar.
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THE SEVENTEENTH-ST. FIRE.

The only buildings insured destroyed by this Gre were
dwelling houses Nos 95 and 80. They were insured in
the Lafayette Insurance Company
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EeQaI NoIires.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of Jesse c. Smith,
ESQ Surrogate Of The County Of Kings-Sotee hereby given.
sTSUTESBGRGa & OF S as' ey ' Of sc sVn ded h.t
me- % ,Ss1S 70 s4 me sane VIZ ss 81
Der @ Ps Place in the CRY Of New fo On Or before the I
cps lse%TR FREDRRfcE c6SkLSG Executor
IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF the Surrogate Of
b.ya fsn Of JOIN SoasfocK ss s Of Ss ca
to hs ,n e Ss y.sshs5' ssss
EewYors before the sixteenth day Of October neIt-D.ssa
New YORK, the twelfth day Of Ayql, 1874 ,.,ro,,.
ais I.wsmTh WILLIAM ii. coMST9cK. Execution
In PURSUANCE of AN order of the Surrogate q
h.n ms % JACOB Bo%ER sS s o's e.. c q sss
R9 ds 70 R a ne s sane ne MN vouchers 81
o On Or I,2s ne sesSad ssy OF September nsIDsed s
SARAH ANN BOWERS. Aamnstr.r,1
LAwToS LARStD, Auys Tor AdnnratrS nn50 lawsrn II
IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate OF tho
s claims Sa CHARITY SoslRaSb s ss Of r. he BE- c q ss"
Of 10 IL. .u.c.q s h. a se' s viii I
on Or before the Of October neIDa'sd Neg
ss. lswea1h CALEB s. WOODRUFF. Eneeaiss
IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate o.
h.va s dsnny s Of NXfhAS II SS %SsI
iS:rsc IS :eS:eiSsI No %:s
S'' sI ;isSHf * SIs w Hfs
SUPREME COURTROOM +. GRIFFIN AID
- STEPHEN 3. FITUs against HUGH TowNsESt-s.s
for demand said Defendant fos -
3 died he sss c &. e; Ger.
County Of At tho Gig Hall in s.id city sas 2 i
saee No wsll. NswYOrk within twenty days ss' -
.erice and IL you l to answer Tho .sa complaint .fs'.
the P.nta. s9 u. ssEn win take judsns s Sss
% Nay oSs tSoosod . Ily hSna.d =. sy CAV
' vac ''' ' HOMER is,si f. R'i sau% S rs
The sSS%P..is s shove ~ss,iaasd wsea . az &c.
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CECURE ONE of those DESIRABLE LOTS at

- CLARENCE LILLE l.. at the low price Of only +~. 10
very esy IAymeu CaIeucrve without doubt the handsomest
suburban village Of New Yors and only BE- he
appreciated The Long Island Railroad through the
Of H. is only five miles fon Brooklyn. AID accessible 70 New
York al ell hour OF the day 10 is.f hour
The all GRADED o. 10 ~ feet In width ard
meuted with beautiful public having the pure.t
the handsome houses al
ready built others Of ection and this really beau
village destined distant dsy be Of the pop
sAs the handsomesi snbEbsn VILLAGE of Newfork
Title But Lots lef Free Excursion the
property made every THURSDAY q o'clock aud tickets
the undersigned his Office from - o'clock
JACOB PRCARE, Proprietor. No ls3 He.,etst
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE for SALE.-SlX
LOIS between Sd and 2ih-sfs Inquire the
SLOAN < LEGGETr.
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steamboats, ana Railroads..

UGTsT, 1854. For SHREWSBURY, LONG
WssbISGTdS MONTHS DOCK BRO>vN'S DOCK, MIDDLE
TOWN and RED BANK.-Froo Tot Of son 81 NOM i
New and splendid steamboat ALICE FRlCh Nap.
arty will leave Robinson St, North Rv Is ""O"''
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Lflc0irdi.

A WORD to the WISE.-The undersigned having
~ been appointed Sole for the United states the sale
Of DIS r L. PERRY Co.'S no. 10 Bernersst, oKOrd g.
London, Eng) -
SPECIFIC REMEDIES.
this method Of informing the public that he has located the
Agency No 7S Leonard few doors west Of BOadyay where
the following be procured sngy BY the dozen.
II. PFRRf'S CORDIAL BALM OF SHMNCUMt
gentle smusnt and renoyator in all Of ability ~ethet
acquired mentality irtat end cOnsump
by the which the weakened Of ae bo
gradually ard eecuay restored pristine health aud vso
All Local and GeueIal Debility Nervous irtaby and
Excitement Consumption Indigestion u the f-al aud
haGng Melancholy and Depression OF Spirits
nanenty eued By the CORDIAL BALM or sfRiACUM, aud
patients restored 70 the full enjoyment Of health - - -
DR.. FERRY'S CONCENTRATED oEfERslNE ESSENCE.
searck and purifying the blood conveying aeuse principles
throughout the body penetrating The mnuiss yss removing
all COMMUNICATIONS an npnes erltclng tho morbid
virus and radically exJtlug 70 through the skin.
DIR PERRY'S PURIFYING SPECIFIC PILLS,
been used with all structure lnhsm
Irritation &c These Ills free from Mercury Copays.
other deeeOu Drugs be taken without ntcrferene
from business. and can be relied upon.
Full directions wei book Of 200 hsng an eaOoraa
diseases which the above the
dies accompany each article.
the article ordered will be- forwarded to part Of the United
States, By Express otherwise. may be directed
ABRAHAM g. LEVY, ii. d., U. AGENT,
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The UNIVERSITY of FREE MEDICINE and POPULAR
KNOWLEDGE chartered by the State of Pennsylvania Apn o.
8s3 mainly the evils Of spurious also
the public with reliable remedies where ths beet medical sdvseo
will not be employed having purchased the invaluable
remedy, ROWANDS TONIC MIXTURE,
the fret and only known for twenty years tbs certain cure oi
Fever and Ague and m kindred cOnhdsn recommend
Il o the patronage of the afflicted.
The above Institution likewise recommends for Bowel Complaint
ChOlrfa
ROWAHD'S COMPOUND SYRUP or BLACKBERRY ROOT,
Aud due time will furnish s remedy ever that
sau BE- safely treated In this way.
BY order Of the Trustees JOHN y. ROWLAND, ~ u.
President Of hs University and head Of the Pharmaceutical De-
psrtment. Philadelphia
Home DprDssy and Oce No a South Second hsiepha
Sold Y CIAs u hINl leneal Agent No IA2 N n
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CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEY- =

II NEW-JEKSET.
~ NETWORK, EAsToN. soMERyILLE.&c.
SPRING ARRANGEMENT, COMMENCING 10.
Leave New York for Easton, &c. At A. IL NJ and NJ
Leave New-York for Somervile (wsy) % p NJ
By steamers RED JACKET and WYOMING from Pier No ?
r. connecting EIabethowu with by Jersey Rail-
read from foot Of Courtlardtst. Returning will leave
Phiipsburg oppose Essop at g. Is and 10 90 A p NJ
Sorleryle (wsy) at s 80 A NJ
ELIZABErHPORT AND NETWORK
Leave New York at ard i0l5 A II NJ, and p. NJ
Leave Elsabehport att Is and IS A n 10 and sPM
GEORGE II. PE1RAM, SupstsatssJ%as
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Watcr Gnre.

NETWORK CITY and ORANGE MOUNTAIN
IN WATER-CUREThe largest complete anc thoroughly
furnished this country aforns privileges In city aud ssun
.orrer ~ Trniver.v. Nice ID ~ WELLINGTON, NJ d., y
south Orange. n. J. o. W MAY NJ ~
HUDSON RIVER WATER CURE at TERRY
TOWN-Patents received &C this and comod
Esb meut, which ia in pleasant aud healthy lcrson
supplied rurest where all the facilities treatment
ard comforts enjoyed hours ride from the city By
railroad steamboat Terms - SO week For feue
uars address T. D. PERSON. NJ d.. Tsyiown. New,York
w ATER-CURE HOME, COUNTRY and CITY.
W Dir sHEwS, Oyster Bay !, L. 20, summer ,esshes
daily hy Fulton Ferry aud DE- TAYLOR5
cor cha aud 3hs near Crystal Palace open the whole year
reached uptown conyeyances The best accommodations
reasonable At both places.
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IL YOUR BEARD WON'T GROW, my on
GUENT will force IL six weeks aud ,n stain nlre the
| 81 bottle; - 81 dozen;
any part Of country. r. g. GRAHAM No ~ AnnsL, r.
Philadeluha
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TIVE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL UNITED
4 sTATEs MArLsTEAMERs-Th shp. composing ,h' Ice
AILANTif CAPT West. s4 .94,e o csg' cl Ne
ARCTIC, Capt Lues. ,n,r. RE BALriO Capt 00"-0SN
rese ships have been bu BY contact expressly o oev
,syce Every has becu aken "a heif co = 80
~ - foF elegance sid comfort Pcs u pes
80 Tom NewYork &c Liverpool itcass cab SD 10 sscone
60 t sS and SO Az sSpesoc,d sarlsop ss,
Z each ship No berth secured anti pad for
Yer fp% u PS1Sa' COLLINS Co, No s. w.nStNr
BROWN, sHIPLEY & Co, LiyepoOrr l.. ,,......
Psris or gro H. DRAPER, Havre
re Of these ships viii not be accountable tor god H'es
,sps are .sS therefor sSS hsn sHBs
I'VE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
. ''1A'- FROM NEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Cabin G PASSAGE. :'...''.''.''''.'''''.''''s
s'''D4 From FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL
Chief Csha Pssage.....
Second Csen PHs .ss. i. .'...'...''''
ARABIA, Capt Jadshs. AMERICA CsPt Lsns
AFRICA, Capt Harrisor NIAGARA, Capt Leiteh.
These vessels carry csr White Light st uAsshesdi Green
sfAGARA eiteh "Wednesday, "a August
AFRICA Harris02 New FORK W-daesday sh August
kRAPiA Judkns New YORK Wednesday "a August
AMERcA Lsas Wss1ss 81 SSt
NAGARA a sIi S sSr
Al B Srs 81 not secured anal pad for
An experienced SURGEON on board
re owners these sh viii not be accountable for Gold Silver
s1li n SPECIE Jwely' Precious Stone, or Metals une b' OF
- therefor and the vsue thereof therein expressed
F0T f> h' or passage apply % cvARp No soln, Green
A TSTRAI IAN PACKET EXCELSIOR LINE
a The well IN snd favorite Clipper snip HELENA now
loading a, Pier 49, Fast River VII BE- immedstey apeaed On
one day. fsIsh i6 NORTON j.. No. sowsls
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Ocean Gteamers, &f.

A NJ HINKLEY Il Co., ISTHMUS FOR
"A. WARDERS and TRANSFORMERS, ASPfNWALL and
PANAMA. NJ HISKLEY Co, long known istnrnus For
Transporter and through their PASSENGER trans
rrr. Panama opened Office az No "a Broad
under Panama Raj cad Co and prepared 10 re-
and forward Freight California aud The West Coast OF
South america a.
Goods should CONSUMED them Apinwa whence they VIII
Re promptly transported ard n. pped AZ Panama
Isthus 10 be prepaid n New York a. me rate OF - cents
Ie pound ship ship Bills OF adns Will be returned oh
Panama
For full ps-ticp srs ard irsi ret .ons apply TO -
JOHN W CARING TON. Agent No. 70 Broadway,
Unier TIE Panams Railroad once
Ag,,.sA W SWEET New Orleans; Joseph Raves San Fran
cfco: I've 4 Co.. Valparaiso. ..,.or -,ryvr
CALIFORNIA FAMILY EXPRESS and PASSAGE IlCAbI
AGENCY.
Children accompanied throuCh 70 San rrnee ~ *
rerencfd gsntlensly meseng1red and Trustworthy men
OF ohsrsct standing -. L...t.
Pssce Tickets purchased order securing choice oer'h i
80 % - ,he rv Full and reliable information given 70 all
k.a-n..s.. - - 49, "' John W CAkRINGTON,
y, n Vroad under the Panama Railroad once.