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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-04-04
TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

(yAMDEN AND AMBOY RAILROAD TO PHIhA Dki
~ phia from pier No North river Two lines daily 4.
a n sadaP u Aeco%modat!on line a 4. NJ. j,
way places and Camden a. Express NJ bi
John Potter Amboy thence direct 70 Camden By osrs
through IN ave hours fare -
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CTRAMBOAT FOR NEW ROCHELLE PORT CHESTER
sna xecasy Meek stoppi a. Thross Neck land
leave Catherine Msrtst slip, New York, Monday April
iour o'clock, r. M for the above places keturnsg
will leave Rooksy Neck In the morning forty mnutee
past sig O'clock Port Chester seven, New neskss "a
~ ~ ThFsTs Nssk N tHtAv AiavtSs Past SStA
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NoTICE.-PURLICN oTIcT Is HER

NoTICE.-PUBLICN NOTICE IS HERE
By given to the occupant occupants
all houses and lots improved proved lands az
thereby that the following have been
mpeted BY the ASSESSOR and lodged the once Of
Bursau Of Asesssmssts for examination BY all persons
eersstsd. vis-For well and pump in l2sth street. be-
eh include al the several houses and lots Of
cvnt lots pieces and parcels 81 land situated
th sdee Of z8th street. fon Sixth TO Seventh avenue
y on xsst sds Of seventh avenue, between l7th and
above named and who opposed 70 the
or sithe! Of them requested to their OBJ
bottoms in writing TO the undersigned at their oce No
A Of Rssords within thirty from the date Of this
.pNo~. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE }Assessors
CHARLES NcNIELI,
Once Bureau Of Assessments Street Department March
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Nor1cl.-PuBLIc NOTICE IS

NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE Is
h:fsbX gwen - sa' sxn:r Or occupant OF o.og
oted thereby that the following assessments have been
PpRsted BY the Asssor and are lodged in the once Of
kterested, vsror regulating Fifty street from
First 70 the Ih aysnse The limits embraced by such
lots pieces and parcels :. land ssgssed on
both sides Of Fourth avenue 100 feet inches north
south from Fifty fourth street. both deso Lexing
urth street. All perAons whose interests affected
or either Of them are requested to their OBJ
ctions in writing 70 the undersigned at their oce Me-
btice. WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE ) Assessors.
~ CHARLES MCNEIL
Office Bureau OF Assessments Street Department March
1854.
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A LES, PORTER, BROWN STOUT, CoRDIALS
n syrups brandss, Wines schnapps whiskey, rum So
ears &C. &cThe largest stock in the United States in
oil the choice brands offered TO Wholesale dealers
medicinal and family for cash. at twenty cent
below any other house In New York. BY WIN. II. UNDER
HILL, $50 Brocme street, corner Of Crosby street.
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MII.LMERY AND DRnsssfAKW0.


GREAT REDgCTIoN IN THE PRICE OF MILNE
ry goods ribbons bonnet silks artificial flowers dress
trimmings, ribbons &c.-x H. LICHTENSTEIN, 30 30 wc
~ has Just received direct from the
France and England his usual importation Of the
goods embracing everything novel and desirable for tho
ching Also superior assortment Of ribbonS
the late fashion Of trimming ladies' dresses
mantilas houncing, bows, &C. The assortment In the
Wholesale wareroom adjoining store Is
In this city fer variety and cheapness.
r AIDES STRAW HATS-AN ENTIRELY NEW AND
IL very extensive assortment Of ladies' and misses
eghof DunstAble and Florence bonnets may be oh
tainsd at the Paris Mantilla Emporium. GEO. BULPIN
Proprietor 36l Broadway.
OPENING OF FRENCH MANTILLAs AND OTHER
" goods A. Kerr Co. respectfully announce that
extensive alterations In their they
ready for exposition silks Aces and
dress goods In and beautiful styles We have also
thorough Of hosiery gloves oravats
under garments, 10. A. KERR Co., 767 Broadway three
doors below Ninth street.
DARIs NANTILLAS-THE SUBsCRIBER'S IMPOR
tation and manufacture for city retail trade are nov
pectfuily invited. GEO. BULPIN, s6l Broadway.
CTRAw BONNETs &C.. FOR CAsH.-.JUsT RE-
oeived 10 cases French pattern bonnets cases
Lshorn bonnets 100 cases straw and lace 90 cases
fancy white Marabout feathers which wilt be sold low for
cash. by HOMER KETCHUM 90 John street. corner Of
William.
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~r~~~>><~r~~>>Ns>>~<~>s><>~-~r~
CTnEET DEPARTMINT, NO. HALL or RRCORDs-
Sealed proposals will be received 1t this once until
friday TIN April next at M O'Clock to fence vacant
lots In Thirty second street H5 Sixth
nag IN mont Of Nos los los W and 100 Specn
CATIONS TO DO had application Clerk Of this
department JAMES FURRY, Street Commissionsr.
STREET DEPARTMENT, NO. 4HALL OF RECORDS
Sealed proposals will be received at this ofhoe until
friday April to build pier from the bulkhsad ~ the
foot e Thirty seventh strsss North river
70 be had on application 70 the Clerk Of this de-
pertment JAS. FUREY, Street Commissioner
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Public notice hereby given that the following petit
tons in the Board Of Counelmen
and gutter, and repave Renwick street. To
change the Of West Twelfth that
street. TO nag feet Of south side Of ninth
street. Second and Third To change
Of West Twenty street, between Ninth
Tenth 70 that Chelsea place To
Of Twenty sixth street. Sixth
AL persons interested having object thereto
requested TO them writing the
at his Once before the 18th day Of April.
April l, 1854. JAMES FUREY Street Commissioner.
CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. HALL OF RECORDS.
Sealed proposals. viii be received 1t this once until
Tuesday April H. to reset curb and gutter. aad pave
Thirty niuth between First and Second
regulate and rsgrads Third between Sixty
street Specifications to be had appoa-
ton TO the Contract Cleik Of this department
April l. 1854. JAMES FURRY, Street Commissioner.
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:hip 4TLANTIG. csPs J.: ws:t. TRi: ssssnship
For o. psss s's ssa
ccSs IS % ssp
s 80 &c cd s Ss e. M
RoYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA, yoR LIVER
IN poolEThs AFRICA. " Harriso9 commander, viii
and for Europe. on WsdSe.d:y xpr ns a.
e: % e &: si.;s
TAPscoTrs LINE LIVERPOOL PAcKErs-PAcKEr
rs cs aa s clipper s
above, a O'Clock about to embark for Europe,
sss c s':S r.
r.:s rys
Emerald Isle vli sail from Liverpool on shs iss Nay.
EoR soUTHAHRToN AND, HAxRE-THH o.. 8.
g q p; I. n: Pile = aIs sis;s s
s: 90. ] ::sss
;''' . AoHrA1R 1ls
CrEAA BErwElN NEw yoRx AND GLASGOW
sS sss::
% s ssn s;a e sss sssi Jun.
ply to JOHN IosYMON, S. Brssdway.
THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM
ship Company intend starting their favOrite steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City Of Manchester. saturday April L. 1854
City Of Glasgow. ..........S Saturday. May Is 1884
City OF Manchester Saturday. June 1884
City Of Philadelphia About. June H. 1854
From LIVERPOOL
City Of Glasgow. Wednesday April 49, 1854
City Of Manchester. Wednesday. May TO- 1854
saloon sS0 sss and Us .seerdins 70 state rooms. .''
limited number Of third class viii BE- taken,
S23 TO Liverpool $40 ...... from Liverpool
Parties Wishing to bring ont ther obtain
thcates Of passage and drafts Liverpool In Of 81
sterling and upwards. Apply to SAMUEL SMITH Agent,
"a Walnut street, Phi adelphia.
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ITO MASONs, PLAsTERERs AND BUILDERS-THE
subscriber has ON hand, At his newly erected Empire
Plaster Mills best cacined plaster and marble dust for
sale in quantities to sc and on liberal term: Singing
street, up stairs THE0. SEIxAS, Once 100 Bank ST.
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LIQUORS, &C.

1E0 mn SEGARS FOR SALE, BY o. CHEEKS
lCV,VOV 81 Broadway, up stairs. These sogars are
principally choice Havana and will be sold much below
their market value for cash, approved credit Purchasers
look out for bargains will ind IL to their
call Mt once.
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MADAME MORROW IS WITHOUT EXCEPTION, THE
M most wonderful astrolosist In the world
ever been knowE she will tell past prsssnt and future
friends which has astonhsd during her
Europe She 10 seventh daughter OF seventh daughter
And born with natural GIT by invoking the powers
her science 20 tell their very thoughts and
will happy pairs - together who will all enjo,
the greatest hsppiness Of matrimonial bliss She dc
sosndSt Of ne Of astroogsrs for centuries
and truly astonishing TO all that visit
her an who have been disappointed esowhers and those
depend upon sdyes founded eternal principles
Of magical science 70 Brooms street. between Cannon
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RENEWED EVERY DAY.


NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs
hereby given that petitions have been in the
Hoard Of for the construction d In the
boving named streets 70 wLspenard street. from the
r.ss mon Hyinson 70 Delaney street. 0si street. from
Biting Of the manhols and basin heads the line Of the
Swer In l0h street. from Third 10 Harlem river In
interested In the above and having there
requested TO the In writing to the Con-
keet Clerk at this once, before Thursday April
p F THHo K 1. b sE rokrsr C,s.en Aqusdsss
L. W. cRAvEN. Board.
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ROYAL NAIL STEAMSHIP AFRICA, FOR LIVER
~ pool-The AFRICA w. Harrison. commander, will
sai from the Conpany dock Jersey City with mails
and psssngers Tor Europe ON Wednesdsy April 81
y ldh O'clock A. n The Europe WIN sail on the isth q
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A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF RESPECTABLE FAMILY
and hne personal appea, anee years Of age and
partner for m Having active service the
last Eve he has not had opportunity 10 form
with the opposite takes this method
FORM the Of some young and lady
witty and with some accomplishments Fortune object
the advertiser has enough for both None noed apply
except sincere Address r. u 8. Navy, Broadway Post
Once. most paid.
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DACKETS 70 HAvRE-SRCOND LINE.-THR roll
lowing ship. will leave Havrs the 18th and New

They all first casa New York built ships provided
With all requisite articles for the comfort
n and by men Of sIpeence in ths
Goods sent to the subscribers will be forwarded
Any charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD HINCKEN, Agents, Isl Pearl street.
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THE EAGLR SLATE CAMPANY OF CASTLETON
Vermont are constantly manufacturing large quanti
ties purple and green slate quality fully the
patch slate forwarded TO Of the States
This slate Just into the market and has given
those who have used and to them the refer for
street, Edward Cromen 66 Washington street; L. Dugan
4 Brothers, 4B Broome street, New York. Address
p. UNDERWOOD, Castleton, Vermont, or A. p. SPEN-
GER ct depot Of the company No. 800 West Thirteenth
afr Nav York
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NFATRIMONY MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WIN

MATKIMUNY MADE EASY. OK HOW To WIN
M lover Professor Lswton, Boston formerly Of London
will send to address, receipt Of dollar postpaid
plain directions TO enable ladies and gentlemen to win the
devoted affections Of Of the opposite their
hearts may desire The process Is simple hut capt.
waiting that All be married irrespective Of appear
ance position and last though not least ~ be
with such and decacy that detection mpos
sbe Address Professor Lawton Boston, Mass NoetSers
taken the post Office unless the postage paid.
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NYEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DrRECT-yf.
~ New jersey Railroad, through in four hours-Untss
landt street. ~ seven nine, and eleven A M and At
fo, and hsifpsss I'VE p n rsre-s3 rs in seves
ess9 in sIsyes M from New YORK and-eur from Fhiis
commodation line leaves At twelve M (st red acsS
pIices from corslsndt street through in siI hovry
weldon wilminsten snd Charleston in the trainS
only Passengers With baggage oross Aha ssrry assa ir.
as - fsxs chs RAin i~Nvss
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MATRIMONIAL.


A YOUNG WIDOW OF EDUCATION, INTELLI-
IA genee, and refinement, wishes to form matrimonial
alliance with gentleman Of wealth and good standing In
society Of preposesng appearance under thirty
Address for two days Douglas Union
Post Office.
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NEW YORK TO MONTREAL. OGDENSBURG BUR
IN lington, st. Johnsbury Wells River White Rivcr
Bellows Fails, Windsor Rutland Montpelier, ST. AIban
and Rouses Point Ticket Offices New Haven Railroad
street and Fourth baggage checked through Ex
press trains a. N, and p. N. Freight by New Haven
steamers, Peck slip
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fyROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT, MARCUS 1854
Public notice Is hereby given that by act Of the
legislature passed Ct the special session. July 20 1853
charge Of ten cent is added the first day Of
|prl next AL unpaid water rents making, with the
6Arges previously added by law twenty cent
unpaid, and that the said rents including
charges are not paid before The first day Of May next
hi returned to The Clerk Of Arrears pursuant the
sovisi0ns Of the sct above mentioned.
ELIAS L. SMITH, President
|NROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.-TO CONTRAC.
torsSealed proposals, endorsed Proposal for ebud
in Rivingon street, will be received at the oce
the Croton Aqueduct Department until Monday the 10Th
by Of April 1854 at II pollock M, at which hour the bids
ill be opened to take up and build part Of the
nd cuverts In Rivington street. At the intersection Of
street. being length about Us feet The plan the
be seen and specifications obtained applica
lon 1T this Office.
F FaIAs r I. Ok SsI FOREST crs.on Aquoduos
A. W. CRAVEN, D~'
New York March Is. 1854.
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THE CAMPBELLS ARE GOING.
i AT THE ST. NICHOLAS EXHIBITION ROOMS,
496 Broadway, above Broome street.
LAST WEEK POSITIVELY,
In consequence Of previous engagoments.
CONTINUED SUCCESS

CAMPBEIlL MINNTKELS,
whose unique chase classic
three weeks have been densely crowded by tho beauty
fashion Of this great metropolis all unite
ing them the very best troupe artists in New
Among the names will BIO found Luke West, Matt Peel,
and Joseph Murphy who will appear each evening with
tiIely new features
afternoon performance will be given on Wednesday
Saturday the ladies children
On Thursday evening Benefit Of Luke West
On Saturday evening" April last night OF the Campbes
Benefit Of Matt Peel.
For particulars, see the programme.
Tickets cents each to be had at the door, Doors
1t IL: Concert CONNIE noes 1t IL preciselY
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MATRIMONIAL.-THREE YOUNG LADIES DESIR-
m ing have taken for their model the character
Of Augustine s. Clair In UNCLE Toms Cabin None need
apply except those who fully equal to the aforesaid
The young ladies ali any
gentleman would require Address Miss Sophie Walton, RI
mira, New York.
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NROTON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT-TO CON-
trsctors-Sealsd proposals, endorsed Proposal for
1wse IN Rvington street, will be received ut the oco Of
~ rotcn Auusduot Department until Monday, the
isntA day Of April 1854 ct y o'clock, NJ e. which hour
bids M be opened 70 build sewsT with the necessary
hsS6 70 Clinton street being in length about O feet
ne plan the be and specifications OBJ
aiaed, on application ut this ofhce.
{ HIS 4hES s4 y FORREST, A S!ssSS
A. w. CRAVEN, Board.
rC.~v york April g. 1854
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A8TRO LOGY.

A0I0OkURls
GE mn REWARD IS OFFERED TO ANY PER.
WC.OUO son who can surpass the wonderful scientific
Lady Madam Clifton in the OF Astroogy She the
only lady in the United States who give
ments marriages. Deaths losses lawsuits friends
she also any disease in its stage Those
wishing consult her had bettor call for her
limited Residence % Thompson street. between Broome
and Spring streets
A sTR0LoGY AND PHYsIOGNOMY.-rHE CELE.
n bratcd DR.. T. Bhuman . Swede by birth, can be
suited all events Of fepsst present and future Ma
vtes calculated for ladies and gentlemen His residence
10 175 Chambers street, near Greenwich.
A sTROLOGY.-MRs. FLEURY, FROM PARIS, WHOSE
IA relatives prophesed Napoleon L. the celebrated and
frat the present TO forete future
and certain. No. 81 Chrystie street, first floor.
l.cs LADOMUs, 2os CANAL STREET, CONTINUES
M To tell past present. and future events likewise love,
courtshp and marriage She will also make love mutual
between where II does not exist She will also
thief to restore stolen property Age or tempera
msnt told for nothing.
MRS BREWSTER, SO GREAT JONES STREET, COR.
M ner Of the Bowery All who wish her services as
trology love- and Law matters interpreting dreams BY
book science, telling the Of the lady gentle
they will marry also the name Of her visiters call
they will not long have the opportunity Of consult
ing her.
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IN pany.-Semi monthly line.-For Mobile, stopping At
Hayans.-The steamship BLACK WARRIOR, J.. D. Bull
loch commander will sail for the above ports, Monday
April TO- at IL O'Clock from her pier foot Of Harrison street.
North river Freight taken for New Orleans Passengers
freight passage. apply to LIVINGSTON, CRoCHERoN,
4 co, agents, 81 Broadway. N. B.-The CAHAWBA, r.
W. Sbufedt commander will succeed the Black Warrior,
ands Aprfl 25
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-rRAINa DAILY
IL from Chambers street for Albany and Troy
Express train A. MThrough In four hours conneosirs
with trains resohing Buns'o Montreal sAscs
evening.
Nail train, A. M.-rhroags way trsins ss IL H. and 8
Pm.
Express .rsis sPs;-Emieraas train, sPE. For rsrry
town, 10UPM. For Peekskill 5y r. ~ For Poughkspsa
10 M and Pm. PAssengers taken 1t Chamssrs
Ceua Christopher Fourteenth and Thirty arst street
Sunday trains from Canal street ~ AlbNpy
and Troy stopping at all way stations
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CRAPEs.-J P. WILSON, THE PRoPAcAroR AMI

HRAPES.-J. p. WILSON, THE PROPAGATOR AND
VI exhibitor Of the charter oak grapes in New York
has few more Of those beautiful roots for sse
diameter This is perfectly hardy it needs protec
ton in winter 1t rpens in the Northern and Western
States from the LIST to the 2h of September For eating
preserving jellies or wine there better grown
Those wishing roots of the above will please
orders All orders addressed to j. p Wilson, No.
Scanned street. will meet with prompt attention
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'yROT0N AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL CON-
traotors-Sesled proposals. endorsed Pro posals for
wsr II Elm street. win be received at the office q the
April 1854 at IL O'Clock NJ. at which hour The bids win
opened build sewer, with the necessary receiving
point about 50 feet southsrly from Grand street.
Ssns. and spsosesticns obtained On application a. this
h'' F FH4S' < 81 IgEeeArsr, As Ssssss
A.W: CRAVEN, Board
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HARLRM RAILROAD-INLAND ROUTE-ON Ann
6sny and Troy viii leave City Hall station No. Cent?, A
srS;t ACCOMMODATION ssaE, ~. stopping at Wiaps
ana amSas nora Leaving dsPos corner ofwhte
press, p. NJ: connecting with trains North and West
From City Hall Observation-Disclosures at 24S r. II crotan
Falls at5P NJ White Plains. at 10 A. NJ, $50 and il
p. ~, stopping at Yorkylls and stations North William,
Bridge, at $50 A. ~ 730 915, $780, 2l5 Al5 20 and
p NJ stopping AZ al way ssiions YOrdham At ii r M
and have their baggage checked for Utica Buffalo
ard other places and north Of Albany at the com
Fourth avenue and Twenty sixth street Sunday arrange
nentTiain. will leave for Croton Falls and all way
Falls A. ard 20 p NJ stopping st all way stations
the Sunday trains will BE and
ed Now York. at the Twenty seventh street station onlv
Freight for Albany received daily until NJ at the depot
corner of Centre and W hte streets. -
JOHN ID, ELIOT Superintendent
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NORRISs ORIGINAL CAMPBELL MINSTKELS-
IN James Norris, Manager Of the Original CampheIl
Minstre" takes pleasure in announcing TO the public that
the above celebrated troupe their from
with the most rnbounded in the principal cities Of
before their friends in all the Northern
cities in short time Of which due notice will BIO given
j. N boldly and without fear Of contradiction
that the Campbell Mnsrels under his are
equsled in point Of talent comprising its members
the most celebrated artists In the Ethiopian profession
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ITO BUILDERS AND SHIPPERS.-N. WHEATON, 80
Canal street. wholesale and etail dealers In doors,
sanhes blinds has hand in his large as
lumber kiln dried inside and outside shutters shutter
blinds Gothic and circular sashss panel work &C. Of all
made order at the shortest notice. and in
the best Window glass; and general assortment
OF builders hand and for sale ct
the lowest prices
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L,oR SAN Neutrality-suspicious. LINE
James NJ Cross proprietor Of Atlantic steamer, Ed
brated and double engine steamship NORTH STAR,
$500 tons burden, will leave New York for Aspnwa
foot Of Beach North river 70 connect with the
It expected that the passengers by these ships will go
through in twenty or twenty-five days For tickets
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NYEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
~ via Nicaragua-The Accessory Transit Company OF
Nicaragua, etorsThrough IN advance Of the mail
pressing The new double engine, steamship NORTHERN
North river at three O'clock precisely for San Juan
Del Nore ON Wednesday April connecting With the new
bn the Nicaragus Transit route having but twelve
miles land transportation BY first GLASS carriages These
In their ventilation and
dations further information passage apply only
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EyOR SAvANNAH-rARE REDUCED-THE NEW
T. splendid side wheel steamship KEYSTONE STATE,
Capt Harde carrying the United states mall will leave
Pbal elphia for Savannah Wednesday, April O. At 10
o'clock A. NJ from the wharf above Vine street. In speed
strength and for the comfort and
convenience this ship h unsurpassed Fare
from Philadelphia 500 stesrage & The State Of Georgia
ladephia, HERON MAKTIN, 37h North Wharvss in
Savannah, G. A. L. LAMAR.