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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30
"A Mule! a NEuEe!!

GTRAYED from the Subscribers plantation,
y near EdgeGvld c. H., aBAY MARE MULE,
Of medium size, and in good order. Her mouth
has been cut or split up by the bride or other
causc-has small white spot on top OF the head
caused by the moving Of the hrdie, and branded
on the shoulder with letter G. or .. No other
marks recolIected.
ANY information Of said Mule. addressed to the
Oversccr, H. B. Gsllman, ut Edgcteil c. H., or
left at this Office will he thankfully received and
reasonable compensation allowed for any trouble
incurred. f. W. PlCkENS.
Sept 30 If SO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30
THE DEATH Or CAPT. IirEND0H.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL Uf' THE CINIU.i.

NEW YORK, September 2j, lSJ77.
The Royal Mail steamship ti,";,!", Capt, -.
arrived Ut Halifax to-day, with Liverpool dates
to the 18th instant.
LIVERPOOL CorroN MAGX%T.--.Amcrirln Cot.
ton had advanced l!d., and o;hcr qualities
}(aAd., with sales of 1909 bales inr thr week,
Of which spectators took 2s,0OO. Mdins
Orleans is quoted at 9bl, aai Mobile Fair at
sgd.
There is nothing later from India.
I'll" Spanish Government has ordered :. sr:.
pension OF the preparations ior the Mexican i'll
vasion, and the question is to be settled by the
arbitration of England and France.
The dismissal OF Rcdschild Pacha isconlirrnc'!.
The amount of bullion in The Bank Of France
has increased FL ,4UO,UuU during the past month.
The United States frigates CHm5erlamd and
ST. Louis were at the Cape Hcrdes On the 18th
OF August.
The total reinforcement sent to India amount
to $4,000 men.
The most perfect understanding exists between
France and England on the China question. If
Lord ElSin fails to set satisfaction war will be
declared by both powers simultaneously.
1t is rumured tha, Mazzni is organizing another
Italian revolution.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30

E.t.THE Auditor Of tic Stale Of kur;Geky has re-
cciycd returns from forlycs counties Of the ''i';l-
Der Of hogs assessed b Which ii arpears there is an
excess of l2S,OUU OYER thr previous year. This ill.,
clulcs little more than halr the State.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30
There il nothing later from India

DEFALcATIoy.-We learned yesterday that
Mr.. Miller, u Teller in the Bank Of the State ut
Charleston, was Il dcfaultcr to the amount of
$2O,OOO, and made it up by checks on the Bank
OF Charlcston which he redeemed by checks Oh
the Bunk Of the State, having no funds to draw
upon. The Tellers OF the Bank Of Charleston
will be the losers. lie is said to hav" made an
Intellectual attempt to destroy himself IL, poison.
CHr"lini"a et FiIid"g.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30
THE FALL & WINTER TRADE

VETE arc now receiving LARGE and VARl-
w ED Stock of Goods suitable 10 the present
and approaching seasons, to which We respectfully
invite the attention Of the trading community.
n 4 more extended notice of our Stock will be
given hereafter BLAND a. BUTLER.
EdgeGed G. H. Sept 80 # 50
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30
GO II IL e CIAL,
HAMBURG, Sept IS, is

HAMBURG, Sept IS, 1851,
Tic receipts Of Cnttnn here "r tho week ending: -
day. amount to 4'U halca, principally "new." With
in the past week prices advanced 10 ID cts. But on
Saturday tho Market c!o.er lH!l in consequence Of
the latest ;Yiccs We now quote NJ extremes II TO
Isl cents. X.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30
NEW G o o D S

e. PENN, AGENT.
YN7AKES great pleasure in informing his custo-
IL ners and the public generally that he has re-
ceiycd his stock of
NEW GOODS,
embracing EVERY STY LIE and VARIETY suited
to the Fall and Winter Trade.
Ilis Stock has been selected with great care, both
with regard to Styles and prices.
And he will always be found resdy and happy 10
wait on his friends who may call to examine his
Stock and get good.bargains.
Edgefcld Sept. 80 If. 80.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30

Gn'' Why is sia:peg sin new boot Ike spnng of
conscience? Because it is apt to pierce; ;thesole.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30

baltimore, Sept. 70.
Ameeting of the Presidents Of Ill the Banks
took place this morning, AMI they resolved upon
total suspension Of specie payments.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30

BALTIMORE, Sept. 26, 1857.
Money WAS lower .nn the streets to-day, anl
railroad shares had advanced. The Savings
Banks are rm; but all others totally suspended
at ten o'clock this forenoon. The merchants
uDnnnr satisfied
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30

1t is a gratifying fact that all the women and
children wcre saved. Twenty vi the ladies We're
married, sixteen Of whom were made widows by
this fearful c;llamity-which may he regarded! as
amon. the greatest that ever happened on any
SEA. The hours of intense an'l agouzing slIs
,cusc, The despair that si:ized On them, and,
inaiiy tho s'''dcn cnyul lpiins of 50 large a con.
course OF human beings, excite h. lircliest emo
lions ui sympathy, and eau better l". imagined
Illuu ucsr,.ih,.d
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30

RgpoETEn S.fErY or CArTA,S lIERypoN AND
OTllER<.-A trlc4rphic despatch from Sayan-
nah WAS received il. Washington on Saturday,
and announced from the pulpit l,y the Rev. Mr..
CummS. stating that it is highly probable that
Capt. llcrnlnn and nG:ncr Of others had
been picked up by vessel namr unknown. The
passengers by the Marine think that there arc
some hopes of Captain !Icrn!on's safety, as
several vessels lights were seen ut Il distance
on the fatal night, aud he was seen struggling
ii, l. ii,.. ,-n,nI nIinr I'm dim M.1nt Inwn
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30
IL Tic Banks are strong, no signs Of suspen-

BOsT0N, Sept. 2G, ISa1.
There was great excitement here to-day in
consequence OF the a,lviceS from Philadclpllia
but Tic banks having made large additions to
their specie, remain iirm. MI the New Eng
land banks arc able to stand the pressure.
B"sroy, September &c.
Nj: I.ovcjoy an extensive cIothicr i'll this city
q, ILL nJ,,-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30

Sept 30
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30
Ridge E1asnd For Sale.

Sent 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1857-09-30
4 BRIDAL PARTY.
4 BIRD At SEA.

One incident connected with this heartrcnding
catastrophe, is said to be: that the Captain oI
the Norwegian Bark, sometime previous 10 iId-
ing the survivors ul the steamer. WAS Oh hisdeck
and :. bird llew III his face three times, when hc
made al alteration OF three points in his COURSE
br winch means he Was made the happy ii:stru-
uent Of saving the lives Of the ~ survivors,.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-25

DUssELL W. wEsrCoTT, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
N household furniture. elegant psntings stsuary
and Other beautiful works III art at he residence 49,
Twenty few doors OF Seventh
Wednesday, May y, commencing al lo,s O'Clock pre-
cisey.
The Of this furniture and costly works OF ART offers
raornsry 10 purchasers A. The entire iur
~ the house OF the most costly description and the
speodd collection OF unique and recherche adonmsns ana
ccnnorseurs artists This win be pererp,ory with
rrysrd weather fun descriptive catalogues Of which can
BE- the office Of the Auconecr No Beck
street Nassau Bank. sale will commence In dining
Uh O'Clock, with large and valuable variety OF rich
silver Sheffield dining and service silver salvcr~
coasters fruit ba.ke caste spoons forks silver aud
cutlery rich white ruby and amber Gu glass, Dresden
and sevres china wi description OF freah china
klegant extension table, with superb dining room furniture
velvet carpets, chandeliers, vines &c Immediately alter
which
Parlor MISUNDERSTANDING OF elegant octave
wood piaDoorte used but three months, win marbe top
mwic cabinet hree full suits magnificent carved rosewood
French suits all arst
class made 10 order four splendid pier and nie mirrors
and lace curtains stnary too centre and pier "a
bes; conS lee In Bull work, Turkish lounges, with reern
bent chairs TO match In tapes two elegant Gothic rose wood
esgerus viii mirror ffons lined ~ith ssinwood French
-cr~rr reception chairs In tapestry velvet pets vaus
BILE paintings including Spirits Dream, from Pilgrims Pro
uon Of manel and paror ornaments
Chamber and library furniture Of The best description
thror God bedseads wAshsands che
val glasses secretary and library bookcases elegant hair
mirrors rich clocks carpets shades Chandeliers
&C. with large variety 81 elegant psrlor ohAnber library
dining furniture no, mentioned Purchasers WI lbc
required 70 maize a ssusfact Sy deposit
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-25

ruoe vKrrCB, AUTHORIZATIONS NO. 10 srsuUs
| ,wee,-n~,sass sale o. soei furniture, on MONDAY
Of ssh and Fsrueth street CONSIST
ns u rosewood, mahogany and ois,s ~nru, fwctrre "
sk> and ingram csrpets lciohs, &r, asc ns
soxary and bsck bcsts~ds hair aud sraw sscs&
ns7dins ana linens Of all description mahogany, wo
"a MAJ chairs shrs table clhs tow&s
,spsns Ar slv-r and plsied w~r~ rr~sevy ~ ass
sh'ses 'JnUsEPB OoRrul. Aasnsy fcv nc1xHwse
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-25
THOMAS J. MILLER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

nwoMAs j. MILLER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
building site in The Hrhisnd.-rcive sale II dve hundred
choice land knovp the Pumhrth farm the VII
ase Cold spring. the bank ~ ise Hudson, aad i'm
nedaisiy opposite West Petnt MILLER MORRIS vii s-n
Nerchsnis Erchans., ~ y Cold spring Putnam Cocny, s
Of choce land comprising table land woodland as<
meadow abe ut one mile he depot,
uuy located the elevated In the Highlands
vheh Of the eegast the Had
overooks the plain Of IVES Point aud has the "a
unerceled w down the Hudsou far
a. the Qace through the fshk valley and the river In
cludlng hery oun,sins cro' nest storm king and The GAS
tiils the distance The attractions Of ah
fness accessibility and superior neahborhood render this
highly desirable property toy superb hudnf ate or W ,.
snh divided ses for villas Maps Of he property and
All partcusrs can be had the ece Of ks sucionesrs
marble building. No. II Pine street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-25

AsiKIa HoUuH. AUSrIossER-oFrICE Is PARK
rn~ -nsruihcrnt rueevooi parlor, chamber dining
i, spS lbrsry furniture velvet carpet pier mantel and
git gsa ca bronzs a nrinres hne on e'ekAn'
fwood piano; worxs o. arr &c
UGIi0H will sell above all the rich eoods and deco
|css now In and b.bnsins 70 The private rr.dsnce ~
u Twvu,y thiru street. between hghh and MIMI avenues,
fuesdsy % mo row., Mas q l0k -, precisely
~ AZ oers krr- Inducements 10 parties desiring hrst
furniture At auction prices. AZ the sortment IL unusually
he so.oSs In aoe ori.r and made By The besf city
a.. NJ po~ponemrnf suy account
h.s-nrnt contains solid nah aany buffet richly carved
s,t caTyed mshns.ny extension Abls, With dining chArs
,.,rh logr,hpf with dn- mint OF drcorated and
rhr. dinner and sets ivory cutlery rich cut glass
phemisn ware. silver and breakfast sess, sAvers,
~. iiauof stands, sponr Jerks, 40
he p.ror. elegant IA tapestry velvet csrpee and
elt Trsned pier aud msnie ssrs.- brunze rss hrures
~ and oruuu clccss lsrrs and costly China v..ssi
- and de,nrson- merb,rious oil paintings, two sod
~ccd pnrlor suits ezpOraiey carved and covered u
-, - msro n ard brD ate, easy and recepuou
7. sld s,.-stod cen and pier tables; esboraiey EN-
,,.d ~,ndow drapsry solid rosewood eegercs and cor
Xi.ad.. I.die, escruir rsswood bookcase and score
a.. lin, ener. wings nns ~ Nunns Fishers carved
x,oS case octase piab,-. &c. besides host OF other
ee too numerous in nif'n , =. -, -,
: sts,nbsr r,,niain IN usud ausn y OF rosewood and
ossrv Prepth bedsiead buresus, booscases, tables,
chair, rockers, tc rure curled hair matresses hne
|lne carpets Ac SAL cimmrucei IN me parors ~ wss
pr~@isalv catalogues IT he house only ON morning
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-25

GALE IN wAHIkTON, u. C.-By JANIS O. No
- CURE sale of Superior cabinet FUR
allure splendid French plate chandeers earpe<a
BLANKETS silver paied cns and glassware superior curiea
quors crars being the eecss Of the National no
tel" Washington n O. On Monday morning. May 2yh, ocuu
meneng 10 O'Clock and csutnumg esoA day Al hat hosr
until disposed Of sha se the entire furniture
Of The National Hotel In this city. sonprss
largest valuable ceciou Of house furnishing sos
Viii h been PURCHASED within The last eighteen mouths
without regard 70 We In par-the furniture a
thirty parors, ccmprsns elegant carved rosewood SOFAS;
chairs fancy chairs finished n the best auAy
brocaiei splendid ,rocel curtains 70 match, marble top
tables velvet carpets kc The furniture 81 three hun
dred and rixty chsmhrr crnrsnG Of superior rusewud
walnut and mahogany bss, ads marble Top bureaus wash
the number of q bolster.
and pillows pahrs fine vol blanken costing from - u
81 50 per pair BY the bale pge her with Immense quantity
OF cornfo Msrseilles quilts sheetins 10 more than 10
costly French plate sui frame mirrors; large number
o. spendd bronze and s chasdeiers Put ~ new fsv
superior plated dshss aide dshes walters,
and oo6ce and r~ss; very large as
sorment of french china and Glassware superor dining
furniture; large quantity a. ccoking stensls
bar nr,urcs, Ac On SATURDAY NAV 20 81 u o'clock N, We
shall sell The large snA co'ce collective 81 ~nes liquors,
AGO and Heunessey brsndies ard vhfeys By the cs.k d
very choice brandy deohns four superior sherry
wine together viii large ssermest Of npss aad othev
sherres port sauterns champagne tcngworhs sparkling
caawha fne cares 40 Ina ~ supcior Havana The
attention % hotel keepers and The trade h called this sale
which will be made without and IN whom
ciiny WI be- offered Terms 500 cash ove
credit Of - and - days fer satisfactorily eadovped
JAMES q NoGUTRR, Auo,iouecy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-25

kY B. FRANKL5N Co-EUGENE b. FRANKLIN.
s.ctsueer Extensive sale of sccondhand and
bss uade furniture A-. Tuesday, morning May
lOk o'clock al ss-srocm No rs Nassau street. viii be
II without the whsls cpuirnis of country cottage
|use, beng the furniture ri gentleman going IN Europe,
s<ns OF parlor chamber dining room and library furn
Re- &C the whole having been made 70
and has been but little used; also quantity Of kitchen
tnitsre ecokipg utensils crccs-ry cutlery. &c and
bay adv made bankrupt csate three suite
psror furnitu sr library and secretary bookcases
three wood and two mahogany sdeboards
% and mahogany sofas arm, rocking and psror chirs
lounges, centre pier and fancy taoles
mahogany, and eDed chamber suis. bed
20 dressing and pHl, hurrsus and washsands hair
pillows boosters. toilet sets toilet glasses,
na saa rlAssvarr fancy guod- &c Ao Also several
- al u.,nungs Fren,h ate st frame mir
No. stsss>s ~hole be nptory sold, mailing
favorable opportunity for city and o. io-n buyers
~ sy themselves. B-fsckinf done securely on The
49, Al a reasonable charge
Ro,KkRY CHINA lFD gLAss-HENRy q. EVANS,
Lrcsinurer will sell in N from the shelves u suit
~, On Tuesday Ma IS ct 10 O'Clock. No Liberty
80 arrr and complete assortment OF every description
s~rhe, china tea sets. mntto cofecs vases,
-. ana piaird ware Also fine assortmcnt ~ stous
"a Goods carrf allT repacked for shipping.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-25

las r. dENHy .sucT, pSEEs-soRIaAeMs rs, s - :,
III a .sspt household furniiur--Ou Tuesday, MAY %
~ Isl. "a, twenty eish street, consisting OK
va .,icr furniture zlar or suits In brocsiel and
|-iosh large rieF Asses, rose 1000 p~no,o,,s' "a.
- a. .rp arN huHtkcssss rn@ewood ana msifsny
y nts, ca AND fenc, iahe- rlcStei and lace cur
onrnices soms ~ o. nt pa'nungs oy q mas'rs'
,sscis md invf ain car efs oval and square mrfors
Ih.,ha, besrais purr enrl-d hair nattr-seos rarols
wsa.n, 40 va sta tds ilet sets feather beds ana
.s pr,aaes mir hal carpets, DIS rugs, oas hs ssnus
snnlrs and e,tensiou TAB china crockery ssd gas
IT, go. eta tefes ockcre mAhogany chairs gss az
Nall oliolotha king ranges, Kitchen u'ensus &c.
.--... al house on the m irning q sale dp SIT oi "
~ .,u no rrour--i r-,m every pu-chascr snd goo '"
oi ~ W 49, a. - tiks w sRUuRR,
NV suo~u-y for dor,ssrrc ufsoe "a centre a
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uKNRY r. LKnDa, AUorIONEKR--aAL. OF sPLIN.

uKNRYf :. LINDA AUTHORITARIAN OF sPLnN.
IL DID, richly carved rosewood paxor furniture valuab
rosswood g.aOsOTs inlaA With pearl suit. Of roseyood !.
sases richly decofased royal vs!ve oarpes OIL pantns STA
tues china dinner Monday NAY r. 10Y O'Clock
At he resldenca ll6 WEES Fiftnenth street. HENRY r.
LEEDe WIN ss al the furniture, mostly made
ordex vne splendid carved rosewood pianofoto, richly
!naid with pearl, superior instrument In use but short
dme; two rosewood stands two rosewood eogerc
WITH mirror door, and backs marble tops about two hundrd
roughout he house pier gasses heavy aoe and brosate
uyans suits Of chly carved psrlor furniture covered
French satin brocae made 70 ORDER Turkish chas
reception do rosewood marble centre side and sofa
Ables secretary bookcase costly framed oil paintnGs PAAn
Nd basons vases and chamber furniture
wasAnds sofA cAars rockers In hair cloth aud brocate
h painted shades rosewood and mahogany bedsteda
ured hair and spring mattresses pillows and bolsters bed
ing toilet se,s he dining extension table, large and
hoice assors OF cnniA glssB, sverpats Also
ny o. rocSI anu K.cnsn furniture LOUNGES CLOCKS gs
xture& ~ pffeuSJrv SpnOut regard 70 weather. Gaia
ogues a. the noS oep twill be res uired from al pu
shase1s 10 ipsore he sronir payment OF the BILLS
Carei cpap wiiiaind the sale 10 pack and ship go0da
We Gb.,t HSesAl, want o furniture attend
Nj osR
Abo pair Of splendid ponies and years old brother
and sser will in single double harness. also under
the saddle; very fast Warranted sound and kind
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-25

QUCKIEys NEW HALL. nSn BROADWAY. OPPO-
ID poGite the Metropolitan uotei.
GLORIOUS CHINESE FEAST
OF SCENES, MUSIC, MIRTH
AND EkCH AkrNEET
MONDAY EvrNNG MAY N iss'
First night OF grand original musical magical and semi
burlesque spectacle Of
ALADDIN, OR THE WONDERFUL LAMP,
by SAas Steele with nearly twenty correct and COR
geOus ,hnesc bv the celebrated artist Mr. T. Bar
holomew of BOs0n splendid and appropriate Chinese
costumes by Mr. Taylor machinery by Mr. Droze proper
ues &C. by Mr. Leak; original and characteristic Chinese
music. by Mr.. buckley.
The whole produced expenditure wards Of 81
In orde render the possbe
the company will color La Chin, and the evenings
tertainment will commence with ALADDIN.
CHARACTERS
Aladdin fast Chinese youth. whose kilt 10 bound
70 nv D. bucxaey
Ho Jngeping, great musician very mcuh fond
of the Kou tow and chow chow r.. Il Buckley
Gas yam great magician spirit knocker M Carol
Ting flying bird Of the imperial Young America
The Princess Petit toe.yan. the Emperor's daugh
ter and lady OF Ten Thousand Pearls. Mss Her
Tupg. Ttmbegaig, mother OF Aladdin. WsddleOs
Fanc Frm Flutterfoug ~ j. Mullen
The rest OF the drsmstis pessons &C. Including guards
coolies, tea men, market magic r. birds Of honor by
the company and some thirty assistants
For the accommodation OF fam lea. schools. Ac the gor
geous spectacle of ALADDTf will be performed Wednes
day and Saturday afternoons commencing =, O'Clock.
Evening performance will commence At O'Clock Adms
son 70 cents; Orchestra Seats, 90 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-25

W 49, sgpnnVk AttTIUNsNH-Bi y. A.
s,1ntisn rE.un Mo,fay Esh inst, Al lnx oelocki ~
l.srnm No * Nassau street An elegant asor,nen, .
10. damouds and eu elry cnnsislss PAT OF poesss
L..,.rs Iupie. rats Mt and Diet ched levers IN nununs
.,,er c.se. Nv The LIBERATED makers supsr9 oas
"a .,nylr stone diarrrnd rings pins RING suos ~
large nvnirr Of gold pins ear rings studs evs wv
s..5s,s ,est ch.u- sc The shole VII be posinvev
~Nhout reservs close q coo Germ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-05-25

NoTcE.-rAPsCorTs LINE OF LIvERPOoL p AoK.
ets-Packet OF May NThe celebrated packet ship JNO
boyd Captain Thomas will positively san As above Fer
passage tn cabin second cabin and apply board
pier No N r. or TO TAPsCOTr 90. No Sc South street
~ Tendon, lAd Bremen.
The mAzlhnoens british acalAAnips
xUlIH oy THE sOrTH IA IONS burthen. 0AplAA AsAl
.MUIAEA 49, tsns ourhsn. Captain nAkA
AkGO 1n.o 0ns uuftn9u CAptn4n bSn4Jt
as0A. I'M Ions ouvher ............,... CApain Hst
Owned BY Ne
European and American Steam SAipptns usssvAny
Of London and SOUTHAMPTON
=Ss sppomsed 70 sail nom New York On WET AssEHAe
Wednesday for London and Brome houchnx q Boutkapts
Land pssseas and mails for ENGLAND and France fhs
I'll remain one gay ~ London and hnu prcced 70 Brenss
fstarntnE, they VII leave BREMEN iw New YcrH
rtarnste Saturday. stopping only n southampton
Fheee steamships N hs nrcs and sopsrsr
-eoomnodatons tor passeugsvs. they will sake hmhs
lumber Of third class stoerSSu pawsensNV N,rroop
.ttached to each shp.
The Of freight be NILE AssAov ~
~ sxsrmx shps+
eASD
I'm cabin, - second cabin, ~ aoaASA -
no steamship Queen Of Ae South WIN nd frum New fmz
md Be succeeded by Ae indiana " Juss Is
scs reAShs - cessare. ADvv 70 q. a. SAND,
u bouth William stres
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AAafH~rarxs.


AyRW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNIFIED STATES
~ MAIL STEAMERS
rhe ships composing this line are
The ATLANTIC. CAPT Oliver Edridso
Ihe BALTIC Capt Joseph Ooostock.
The ADklAfIC, Ca d. James West
rnaso ships having been built by eIprsssy Ne
government service every has their
s~uoion, also In their engines TO insure strength
speed, and their accommodations for psssepgors
squalied for elegance and csnnfort
Price 81 Passsge from New ycrs 10 Lvsrpool, IN ara.
sabtn $50 IN second do Tb Exclusive OF extra sxec
stsIeroom, x21 From Liverpool 10 New York 80 y
sainsas An experienced surgeon attached each ship No
beths ran be secured until paid for The shps of this line
have Improved water tight bulk heads and to avoid dsnge
from Ice wi mol cross the banks ooh Of ~ degrees rnt
afss~ the lSt OF August