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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-24
Glotb,ng.
professional Notices.

COMPLETE CURE for CORNS, BUNONS,
O,SOFT CORNS, NAILS GROWING INTO THE FLESH
MP EVERY DISORDER OF THE FEET, WITHOUT
yUjTING OR WITHOUT CAUSING THE SLIGHTEST
M sCHLOSsER, son. of No 81 Rue de Rvoli, Paris,
opedst His Majesty the King Of Bavaria and from sew
other Courts Of Europe having been specially invited to
NewYork attend distinguished families ineis re-
from 10 O'clock H. No. AZ Amity st. between Wooster
and Thompson sts, near Broadway
COPIES TESTIMONIALS
From His Majesty, the King of Bavaria
Schlosssr extracted several CoDs from His Majes
ty'Jfeet without giving the least PAIN"
Certified by command Of His Majesty
BARON Won FOLLER.
From their ROYAL Hghnese the Princes Carl and Auton Of
Hoheuzollen Sismaringen .
M Schoser has completely cured the COINS OF their Royal
Hsbnesse the Prince of HohenzoeIn Sigmarngen, with
great and without the least pain By command OF
sher Roysl Hishnessess" SCHAEFER'
From n A. Destrehan, esq, OF New-Orleans, La
Mr Scboser has extracted two Corns for me III hve min
utes and without giving the slisbtsst pain -
N. A. DESTREHAN, Of New OrieanA
Harris, August %. 1855"
From X. T. Meson.
certify that NJ Schosse he's extracted for me no@ber OF
Cons without pain X l. MAsON.
Paris March ~, 1883" go
In addition the above well authenticated tsstmonias
usny thousands In his which
era families of America whom he cured In
Psrsl can be BY ayorng him with call at his oce
Observe No. ~ Ayst between Wooster aud Thompson
sta, New. York 80
n B.-No professions, connection with any person.
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ENNSYLyANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT

DENNSYLNANIA RAlLROAD.-lne GhEAi
l. CENTRAL ROUTE connecting the Atlantic cities vita
Western North and South western States oy con-
nuous Railway direct This Road also connects Pntsoursa
with daily line II Steamers TO all ports in the Western Rivers
and Cleveland and Ssnduky with steamers TO all porte o.
and reliable by which FREIGHT be forwarded to
and 'front.' the Crest West
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA and TTSBURGH
FRsT Glass Boots Shoes, Hats and Caps )7sceuts %
Books Dry Goods lin boxes bales aud trunksl Ioe b
Drugs lin boxes and bsles), Feathers, Furs, &c..
SECOND CL.ss.-Domestic Sheeting Shifting aud
Ticking lin original bsles Drugs lin cssks Hard
Leather Tin rolls or boSes), Wool and Sheep lW Id.
Pets Eastward. &c............:.:.''.,;.'.";.:
Hemp Bacon and Pork saltcd toose In sacks 100 n
Tobacco manufactured except Cigars or cut &C.
FouKTH CLAss-Cohee Fish, Bacon, Beef and
Pork lin casks boyes Eastward), Lard and ~ cents
Lard OIL Nails Soda Ash, German Clay, Tar lon 10.
Pitch, Rosin. &c... ..:...'......'...'.''''"J
FLouR-Sl = Dbl. until further notise
GKAIN-5O cents y 100 10 until further notice
CoTToy-s2P bale exceeding 500 weight, until fsrtheS
notice. .n,,
In shipping Goods from point east Of Philadelphia BE- Pc:
Goods 10 the Agents of this Road at Philadelphia
Pittsburgh will BE- forwarded without detention.
FaEIcgr AGESTs-IIsus Wormley Co Memphis Tenn
n sass Co. St. Louis; J. 8. Mitchell Son, Evansville
Ind Dumesnill Bell Co., and Carter Jewet Louisville
Ky; B Medium. Madieon, Ind SPrisman Brown, and
Irwin Co Cincinnati; N w. Graham Co., Zanesvile
Astor House New. York and No. William st., New York
j. Sneed.r, Philadelphia Mssrsw Rooms, batimofei
Geo. c. Franciscus Pittsburgh. $500 n,,
H. II HOUSTON, General Freight Agent Philadelphia.
ii. J. LOMBAERT. Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
May l, 1857.
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N Y. SUPREME COURT.-Bronson Muir.

NJ Y. SUPREME COURT.-Bronson MUIR.
lNs ray against Frederick Bronson Oliver Bronson, Mary
Bronson Robert Cambridge Livingston and Maria his wife,
John B. Munsy Wellington Murray, C.roine Murray Agnes
Murray. VI lsm p w. Dana an Anna p. his wife, Abraham
Van Neat h and Msrssrt bis wife, Anna o. Wlett Harriet
b. Wiett MaInus Wllett Isaac Wiiets Frederick Bron
executor last will and testament Of Arthur Bronson
deessed Ann Eliza Bronson Arhu, Bronson Theodorus B.
bronson, Arthur Bronson, IT, Amelia Maria Bvonson. Ann
Eliza Bronson the John Townsend and Catherine
R. his wife, Ann Eliza Townsend and Frediek Bronson and
Oliver Bronson aud trustees Of and under the last
will and testament Of sssc Bronson decessedSummons f<
relief-(Com. not servsd)-To ARTHUR BRONSON one u
the defendants above Dssed You hereby summoned and
required the complaint in this action, which will
be fled the Office of the Clerk Of the City and County
Of NewYorh the City Hall in the City Of N~wYork and
copy Of TO the said complaint the
.ub'cnber' their 0ce No III Brosdwsy, in the City Of
NewYork within twenty after the service q tns
you exclusive Of the day Of such service and II yos
fail the said complaint within the time aforesaid
plaintiff in this action wh apply to the Court for ths
lief demanded in the plaint-Dsed NewYork August ls
isS 80 BARNEY, HUMPHREY BUTLER,
Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint the entitled action fled in the
Office Of the Cyk Of the City and County NewYofk are
said the 18th day Of July. 1887
BARNEY, HUMPHREY L BUTLER,
jyl7 lsw6wF Plaintiff Attorneys.
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Oyftcs or rHr HoU.Arosic RAILROAD Cosrasr
W BEIpGtPoRr. June - 1887
~

NOTICE to BONDHOLDERS.- COu-
IN PONs d.. on the proI the Bonds Il this Leup,sy
In - "a on nre-ertston at the Office Of kETCdUM
HOWF Co 10 he City u NewYort or ., the rressurers
,Hioe in the City Of BhdeeP~t ,,,., 4.
~, resolved to p.y OF in cssh socs Of the Outstanding
Bor DE- falling Jan s from The net income OF the Lo.a
- ,es - 20 Great. Issue for the basnrs bearing dsts
In ,ssf Of aNrc which should retain the perfect
security which bad been given for .he orsi Bond. Of 49,
- ~ ybnb new decided to make 500 payable
jan l. Isss go oeo Jan 1850 *ooo Jan 1851 ~ 900
vbo nortsase within the period prescribed In parsn
ce Of h. the New Bond. have been prepared and
.,.s6v negotiated to the extnt Of S9,Ne chiefly 10 er
ch. a. for the old bonds which have been csnseed and
haired o. esvns 900 yet BE- EXCHANGED otherwise
dsed Of Hofc Of the remainder Of the old bonds IN
vad 20 the issue and to for them he
cid bonds should they feel disposed and such terms that the
tpye.mept will pay them pr cent PER sppum-
Tn. New Bonds being payable suntry dses viii BE- $50
that tto.e who contemplate exchanging viii have better
tnue the investment than by de<enz Il 20 str period
Exchsnees can be made with Messrs. XETCHUM, HOWE
70 Nav. York or with the undersigned Bridge port
W. ~ 81 NICHOLS Treasurer.
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Watrhes, Jemelrp, &r.

AMER ICAN w A T G Fl Z s..
IA TO THE WATCH TRADE.
APPLETON. TRACY Co. waltham. Mass, successors
the Boston Watch Company are pow ready 70 execute
nufscure They give notice that Movement made Of
t{r works will be engraved Appleton, Tracy Co.. Walt
and perpetual warranty their written signature
rders addressed direct 10 them, Of the
firms who Agents for the sale Of their goods
IN, N~wYork viz:
Messrs FELLOWS & Co, Ne. II Maidenane;
Messra PLATE 4 BROTHER, No. 20 Mzdeulane;
aud ROBBIhSk APPLETON No. Is Maiden lane who
airs Agents the transaction of the general business Of
Boston Watch Factory walthan. July l, 1857.
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Hle6iral.

CANDS' SALT-RHEUM REMEDY.-Suher-
es and eruptve diseases should at once e
sot 10 this valuable medicine which will speedily remove the
symptoms these distressing compsnts No remedy
diseases of the whatever form
they may sumo this No Of salt rheum, ring worm
letter cad head babes ITCH botches &C. lous with
influence Prepared and sold by A. b. ID. SANDS
Druzsists No. le0 Fulton. st., New.York.
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MIsSEsorA.-Tke Red Wing Gazette Of the 1lth
inst. has intelligence from Spirit Lake, to the effect
that person by the name OF Presc0tt-a minister Of
the Gospel by .proseesion--bsd Jumped" the claim
that formerly belonged to Mr. Gardiner, and on which
the massacre had taken place. On the claim wss .
good log house, into which he moved furniture, SO:
A few rods in front Of the house, Mr.. Gardiner sad
grave, with temporary head and footstones erected
to mark the spot. This person. to oblterste al traces
of the former owner inclosed tho grave with bis fed
and drove bis plow over it, in connection with thS
rect of the feld. ,..
II this be tue Is one Of the most hearess deeds
that has ever been committed in any country, aud de-
serves the exccration of all.
This information comes to Tie Gazette from ~:
John Day. who states the day beve he left Psesccs
had started fos Sioux City ID procure Half Breed Huv
to locats upoa this claim a
". psy reteNs farther SssssSss lsss'y osn~jaffS
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Msn9lork pailp @ribnaue
TURKEY.


CONsTANTINOPLE, June 22, 1857.
The two American expeditions destined to re-
store to Russia the ships of war which she sunk in
the harbor of Sebastopol, to preserve them from
their enemies, have arrived at this port. One,
composed Of Col. Lane and Wellington Lea was
the American vessels the General Knox (stesmer)
and the Silver Key, schooner, now prepared to
get under way and proceed to their destination.
This company has also, am informed, made q
cOtIact with the Capadan Pasha for raising 76
gun ship which blew up in tho Arsenal in 1850, and
for collecting the fragments of the squadron des-
trOyed by the Russians at SinOpe during the last
war. The other company has also two vessels, the
Susan Jane and the White Cloud, both sailing ships
The latter has not yet arrived here and the former
has already cleared for the Black Sea. The gentle
men composing this company did not visit COnstan-
tinope, but proceeded down the Danube to Odessa,
and thence reached SevastOpOl. The enterprise OF
here and the result of their labors will be awaited
with anxiety by the Porte and the Allies
The subject OF the future destiny of the Danubian
Provinces is still the ruling one at this place. Lord
StratfOrd de Radcliffe is carrying out his peculiar
policy Of trying to force the election of his candidate
to the Prncipaities in the person Of Iran Ghka,
now Governor Of the small Island Of SamOs You
are aware that Russia and France still hold out for
the union Of thu Provinces, while Turkey, Austria,
England, Sardinia and Prussia are against it.
What interest France and England have in tho
union or disuniOn of these two Turkish Provinces
cannot be clearly seen, especially the latterexcept
for the purpose aforesaid The question has ex-
cited bad feelings between the French and English
ambassadors, and great struggle Is being carried
on to oppose and thwart each other. There is No
doubt but that the purposes Of NJ. ThOuvenel, the
French ambassador, are the best intentioned and
most honorable Of the two. In the mean time the
Leutensnt- Governors Of the two Provinces are
urged on by the Porto to prevent their inhabitants
from advocating the Union" and suppress every
expression Of such desire. The principal men OF
Bucharest and Jassy, as well as the Commissioners
Of the Allied Powers now at Bucharest, are becom-
'ng disguised with The prospects before them, and
there is reason to believe that it will end by tho lat
Ter finally leaving in dspair and disgust.
The exchange Of the notifications of the Psrsn-
United States Treaty, took place some days ago,
and NJ. Chas. Spencer will soon return TO the United
States with it. 1t is said here that the Secretary Of
The Persian Mission here, Mira Ahmed Khan. win
be sent as Minister from the Shah to Washington.
He is fine gentleman, and win be much admired
by the ladies Of the United States. He wears
tall csmel-skin KMlah on his head, splendid cash
mere round bis waist and ruby on bis lttle fnger,
enough TO break any delicate heart.
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CUPREyE COURT-CITY and COUNTY Of
- NEW.YORK-ELtJAH I. BROWN and WILLIAM
nl.p, H.


= NEw.YORK-ELIJAH I. BROWN and WILLIAM
SHERWOOD plaintiff, against En- II: B sf a!ai.r
Cornwall arfsndAnta-Sanalnons for money demand
eon.rset-tCom not sef:l-T0 the Defendants above
required TO answer the complaint this action which will
be fled in the Office Of tbs Clet Of the City and County Of
copy the said complaint on tho sub
snbers, at h. once, No. "a Pesrlst in .sd city Of New
you, exclusive of the Of such service and fall to
this action viii judgment asanst you for the Of nine
hos ired and forty nine dollars and thirty eight cents With in
t-rvs Fred and dollars and sixty
thereof the NH Of January thousand eight
hupdrsd and on two hundred and
dollars and ninety thereof from April g.
eight hundred and fyseven and four hundred and
eighty nine dollars and seventy four coats thereof from Jana
Is eight hundred end 6y seven heds COST
Of thk sctton.-Dstsd June l6, 1887. - 4 :.
SW. Ar A. GAINES, PlaiatG1 AttsmAya
The complaint IN this scioa duly 6ed N the once sf
The Ceh ofthe City and County q ths ih dy
81 July. thousand eight AundEsl ed Say
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Tor LIvRRPOOL.-The United States Mail

LNOR .IIVEKPUOL.-The United STATES MaH
Il Steamship ATLANTIC, o. Eld.idse Commando viii de-
ps't with the United States Mails for Europe positively
foo, Of Cansst For freight having uneQuAed &C
commodstions for elegance and comfort, spply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. WsIst
Passengers requested to be on board at II o'clock =.
returped Of this line have improved
watettigbt compartments The BALTIC viii succeed toe
Atlantic sa the 18th Of August No has been
spared make the Steamers Of this line In all respects a. sood
and the thorough examination given them proves her
mode Of construction yet unequaled. M
EB-Hereser the regular built stps for this une VIII per-
foruth he entire service.
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0Frch o, tbs PIorLE': r..;issviA,c. Co.

Corner Of Canal and Thompson'sts
AT an ELECTION held at the Office Of the Com
n n.nv ON the 18th June inst for Directors Of this Com
p.ny the following named 0nemen chosen for the en-
suing year:
Richard varck, Heny Demsrest David bakef
D. Jsckson Steward James Brouwet Msthiss Bloodeooo
Freeman Campbell Jothsm C. Mpeker William NOR.
Samuel Birdsall Solomon Banta Edward Nelson
Edward L Lynch GeoFIe W srnSf, Mstthias Clark
Peter r Christie John w Lewis, Christ pheT 0~yef,
Lame. 8 Lewis Thomas WHiaros John Mon-ypcuny,
Carnal;o. Stenhens Edward Clark William Hertzel,
Sinsn SS;nd)r, M,xtiurr Brown William M Wilson.
VIM d. Wsstburn, Philip J. Bonssteei Abraham Lesses'
John P Yelverton, Alfred Barrnore Lyman Chaplin.
Gideon De Angelic Adm Van Nest
Al subsequent meeting Of the Board, RICHARD VARCh
Wa rnsuimousy reslsctsd President New York June
g. l85T. w. y. UhDEkHiLL oecre'sfJ'
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IN PURSUANCE Of al order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NewYort netics hereby given % -
having claims sssinst ELIZA TRACY, late Of the
cy Of deceased to present the with vouchers
thereof TO the subscriber at his place Of business Nos "a and
hitieth day Of November nexDated New York the nth
day Of May 1857. FREDERICK TRACY, Executor.
u1v29 lsw6mFns
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NETWORK and NEW-HAvEN RAILROAD.
IN SUMNER ARRANGEMET, commencing July - 10" =
Passenger in NewY0rh corner Nth and 4fh sv en-
A; TRAINS LEAVE NEW YoRk-For Nex;Hsvsn. -
s:ap 4 m (ex1 l2:45 S45 40 (ex and $50 p m fos
Bridgeport ~ sps ei y l2n So 20 !s1 and 80
port. 7:ao N i24s s;4 40 For NOrwalt tn $50
s. m l2:4 3:l5 4:20 Tex $50 SIS 6:3S m For Dsen
and 6Irepweh 1:1 sS lass s.a 40 sS 81. IS
40. SIS SIS p m. For Port Chester and intsms
dia,e t.tlons $50 g. I2:45 5:45 49, 515 055 m
CONNECTING TRAINS-For Boston, $50 = m lex 4:0
D M Tex. FOR Hartford and Spiash<h s9a NJ, lex l2;tS
m 50 M (ex) For ConHechcui River Rsnrosd to Mont
real ESQ n lex and AID NJ lex to Northampton For
ton For NewLondon Railroad, s9 = M. 40 ?; m Fog
Bsirosd $40 m. I2:+s and 40 For Dsnbury and
NorwaIL Rs,lrosd 7:2o s:e m. 4:DP m
TRAINS TO NEW-Y0RK-From New Haven, $50. I
ss5 m. (ex) 80 lex \, $50 m lex From Bhdsa
port 6:io, I:1 p:s "a !e1l sM !saI s:iIsn n. .19
and s. 5:45 lo5 (e.) From Port Chester Sf7, ga
''2s. $685. il;~ m 'eJ MS Il HPSTr s.o.,;utsudeot
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
N PANY.s EXPRESS General Ohce No. IT'S Broadway.
Y-The New York and Ene Railroad Comesny pre-.
ps'edso do ress' E1pfs:s Sss;s,ss ,.,,, ,....,.
Cas- A. px wtJr, ssesrnssessat Esswss
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GREAT REDUCTION in FARE to EUROPE.
U-Firpt Cabin, seo Second Cabin $5o-In the irteIss
psddle.wbeel steamships ARIEL 2soe tuns and NORTH
precisely carrying the UNITED STATES N Ais, viz
Leave EXW-YORK for SOUTH Bremen for Havre and
MEN Tor n i@A,
NORTH STAR.-- -. Ssvy, Aug 9 We'd AUG u =
ARIEL..... Saturday, Aug ell Ssey, Sept We'd Sept
NORTH STAR; SATURDAY., Sept 5lssfy Oct 8 We'd OG.
N ''N D. TORRANCE, No. Bowling Green.
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nARLE R A / L r o ID
SuHuFp ApRANGEMENTS

IA RLE NJ A i L. X y A u
III SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing WEDNESDAY, June s. 1877
Trains ay. Depot corner Of White ana CsntIess; y M
Mshopac 81 mExpres Mail Train 70, Albany connecting
10, Rdsefsld OF ByewsteLs tr psnbpry E chbsm Four
Corners 9Th Western RsIO.d for Albany Troy sarassi and
81 m-wlisms Bridge Train, stopping all stations 81 p
m-whits Plsin. Train. stopping at al stston.
stoppips AZ ell stations II m-Wisms Bridge Train. stop
ping sl,stion' III m-white Plain, Train ,topPns at
stations D. -Crot Pals Train stopping at all stations
sp. m.wnsms Bridge Train ;ogBln9 At all stations.
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I AND ROUTE-NEW-YORK TO PROVI-
IL DENCE Gc-On aud otter Apl Expl Train Of the
PROVIDENCE, HARTFORD and FlSHkhL RAILROAD
will leave Hartford the arrival there Of the Express Train Of
the and Haven and New Haven Hartford aud
Springfield Railroad which leave New.Yort vt Sam
SAMUEL MOTT, Superintendent
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NEW wIDE-GAUGE ROUTE from IN NEW, ",
ENNSYL VANIA RAILR 0 A ID :
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE.
TIE Pernsylvania Railroad connects at Pittsburgh With rak
roads to and Louis Mo- Alton, Gaena aud Chicago
II Frankfort Lexington and Louisville Ky Tere haate
Madison and Indianapolis Ind Cincinnati Dayton
Springfield Bellefontane Sanduky Toledo Cievelana Ce
uubus Zanesyie Mssslon and Wooster Ohio so with me
ST. packet from end to NewOreans st. Louis Louis
Vile aud Cincinnati
Through Tickets for East can be had at any OIL the aoo'e
mentioned places In the Wet. ,,,
gers find this the shortest most expeditions aod
comfortable route between the East and West ,,,,
FROM NETWORK TO CINCINNATI IN 80 HUNS
FROM NETWORK TO CHICAGO IN " HOURS.
FROM NETWORK TO ST LOUIS IN % HOURS
Fare 40 low 8 any ether Route.
See har dbis In the hotels Of this city.
Through Tic further inornaon. may be mad az mo
Office Of the PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD,
No. ? Aston House, Broadway
J. L. ELLIOTT, Agent
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EOR SHREWSBURY, HIGHLANDS, OCEAN
j HOUSE. LONG BRANCH. PORT WASHINGTON;
MlDDLETONE AND RED BANK The new tn.Enihoent
ard ,t~amer ALICE PRICE John Borden. Con sudet
regularly follows Robnson--t. n Fare "
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Goyartusrsbip Notices.

nISSOLUTION.-Th firm Of FARMER,
~ BRACE Co. dissolved the i1th Of May last by
the death Of Mr L. FARMER H. L. PRATT Is authorized
~ close the buness and sign the Of the nn lqads
ton. --.. ...- .
The having formed win continue
the PUBLISHING and BoOk-sELLiS6 BUSINESS, under
H. z PRATT
JAMES s. OAKLEY,
JAMES h. PRATT,
CHARLES PRATT.
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T1HE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL

THE BRITISH NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Il NAIL STEAMSHIPS.
From Nsw.York TO Liverpool,
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin Passage. 10
From Boston to Liverpool
Chief Cabin Passage. ....s...s...s.s..'sssvllo
Second Cabin Passage. 20
he ships from Boston call st Hahhx
ARABIA Stone n. York "Wednesday, July
AMERICA. Lans.....L Leaves Boston Wednesday July q
ASIA Lott, Leaves N York. w ednesday Aug
EUROPA, Leitch. Leaves Boston Mednesday Ane !2
PERSIA Julkins.. LeavesN York. Wednesday Aug 10
Berths not secured until paid for.
"A experieneed Surgeon board
The owners OF ships be accountable for Cold
Rlver Bullion, Specie Jewely Precious Stones Metalh
unsss bnk Of sdns signed therefor and the value thereof
thereiu expressed Tor freight or passage apply TO
u ~ L CUNARD, Ne Bowling Green.
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rTNHE LIVERPOOL AND NETWORK AND
Il PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY3 Clyde

T>HE LIVERPOOL AND NETWORK AND
l. PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANY'3 Clyde
bait iron steamships
CITY OF 81 tuns. Capt Leitch
CITY OF WARRINGTON $50 tuDs. Capt C. PetIte-
CITY OF MANCHESTER. % lt9 tunA Cspt j. kennssy
874 tuns. Capt Jenroy
The un8ernoted other vessels Intended TO SAL ~
fonows:
From LIvERPo0G.
CITY OF WASHIE GTON... Wednesday ..........Iuy
KANGAROO. Wednesday ...........Juy 70
CITY or WASHINGTON. .Wedne sdsy .........Aus II
And every alternate "wednesday
FRoM NEw.YoRK. -
CITY OF WASHIEGTON.... Thursday. -
THURSDAY. ..Aususto
CITY OF BALTIMORE. .Thursdsy. 80 ~
CITY OF WASHINGTON. Thursday. ............Sept
And every alternate Thursday. $500
RATES or CABIN PASSA0E-From New York and Phha
dephs SIS; from Liverpool q guneas II suines' and ID
ness according to the accommodation tn the state hoos
oil bsyne the pvise tn the Saloon Including Stew
Third CLASS PAssKxcERs-A limited number of third o,sss
required. From Philadelphia and NewYok, $50; from Av
efpool $40 .
Certificates passage will be Issued here parties who
DESTROYS of bringing their friends at spending rates
These constructed with improved wstertiehf
Each vessel carries experienced Surgeon
every attention paid the comfort and Of
passengers.
Drafts Liverpool from 81 upward.
Specie taken by these vessels at usual rates.
All goods sent to the Agents viii be forwarded with economy
and dispatch.
For Freight Passage apply Once Of the Company
JOHN G. DALE No. is Broadway, New York Agent, q
WIN INMAN Nos / and Tower Buidinss Liverpool Agent
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LEAVE EHD BANK.

EXCURSION for the MILLION to STATEN
II ISLAND FORT HAMILTON and CONEY ISL AND
Excnr,ion 10 Stat. Isand miles for cents snd Coney
Island via FORT ,rton Tho Staten leland ferry boats
JOSEPHINE and SOUTHFIELD leave every hour from
m Ton fine SUNDAYS every half hour ttl p N
PASSENGERS for Fort Hamilton and Coney lssnd vi" land a. tho
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No. n Austin Frars, London.
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NE owners Of hese shps viii not b accountable for scA
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