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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-17
RAILROADS.
WORCESTER s NAsHUA
ARRzYGEMEENT.

tsst1alatS RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANG EMEENT
as follows
Leave worcester at 20 and IL Is a. m, and Is =. M
Leave Nashua at 10 and u 90 m, and 90 p. m.
At Nashua, all trains connect with the trains Of Con-
cord Railroad where passengers take the cars TO and from
the Northern the Psssumpsc the Boston, Concord and
Montreal, and Vermont Central Railroad.
At Grot0n Juution, trains directly with the
trains Of the Stony Brook Rsiroad also with
of the Ftchburg Railroad, with the exception of the
train from Bostonj and at Fehhurg with trains the
Vermont and Massachusetts and Cheshire Railroads
For further particulars and connections with other
roads see Pathfinder Railway luide for the New ing
Worcester, July l, 1857. dtf jy27
rEssssSsgga NORWICH & WORCESTER
s-tss- wy RAIbROAD.-W WINTER ARRANGE
NEWT, November 25th 1857.
Trains going North Leave Norwich at 600
Meeting at Worcester Junction with trsns of Western
and Providence b Worcester roads, at Worcester with
trains for Boston Nashua Lowell Fitchburg, Lawrence,
Manchester, Concord, sc.
leaving that station for Providence at AL p Also
connects with trains arriving from Providence at 40 D.
m Reaches Worcester in season for express train to
Boston.
Way Freight train with Passenger car attached leaves
Norwich Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, at s15
m, connecting Painfeld with train from Hartford and
for Providence at 40 a. n.
Leave Worcester Tuesdays, Thursday, and satur.
days, at 7.l5 3
Trains going South leave Worcester at IS a. m ,ou-
neos Worcester with trains from Boston, Nashua Com
cord, FichburE, Lowell, &c; at Worcester Junction
with trains from Providence, and Western road.
At4 80 p H. connects at Worcester with trains from
Boston, Nashua, La vel Fitihburg, CoaoJrd &c Wor
eester Junction with express train from Boston, trains
from Providence Western roads at Plainield trains
from Hartford Providence arrive in season Cor this
train. II Passengers from way stations Tor New York,
BY sgeamer from Aiyn's Point win take this train.
Steamboat Train sor Norwich, New London, and New
York, via Ayn's Point. leaves Boston at 80 p M,
ms dd P st. NJ ANDREWS, sup't.
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Akte5A4uo&NltY WORCESTER EXpRkSq

T7 n 7-71 Y
Asks&g WORCESTER EXPRESS.
9. 3. FULLER will send Messenger on every Accom-
mediation Train, Norwich and Worcester Railroad,
10 transact all business the Express Line and forward
packages to New London, Hartford, New Haven and
New York. He viii transport an Iron Safe in each train
for the transmission Of valuable packages.
0FFIoEs-1s0 Main st., Worcester N. g. Brakenridges
tore under Wsuregan House, Norwich, Ct
u packages should be marked Fuller's Express.
Worcester, Sept. LIST, 1866. sept5
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-17

Is similar to "Lykens Valley or Frankin" Coal, and
can be sold at less price.
A cargo just received and for sale at
GREEN STREET COAL YARD,
w. A. HACKER, Agent.
oraestnr June IL 1877 d6n,
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-17

PROFESSOR sILLMAN says. at forms no climbers that
be easily crushed in the naked hand 1t kndles
easily; few bets of wood suffice to effect ignition,
and it burns freely, with clear and perfectly clean
blaze Covering itself the ashes of n combustion
this Coal retains FIRE like hickory wood and if thus left
undsturbed it will gradually consume entirely. In an
open CRATE it kndies without the aid of blower and
Notwithstanding IT'S easy ignition, il burns for long
time and unlike the harder anthracite, it does not go
out when the quantity of Coal in combustion reduced
below certain bulk and intensity
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
Very neatly as wei promptly executed at the
S p Y
BOOK & JOB PRINTING
ESTABLIs HMENT
EARLE & DREW,
(rRorRrsroRs,)
No. 21e Main street, Up Stairs.
With thorough equipment, in every department, of
Letter Press Mareris New Type Presses all the
Modern Machinery, for the execution of
FINE PRINT ING,
tors, we claim decided superiority the elegant
cution of all orders with which may be favored.
Printing for Railroads,
Printing for Corporations,
Printing for Hotels,
Printing for Lectures,
Printing for Concerts,
Printing for Exhibitions,
Printing in Colors,
Printing Of all Kinds.
The Public ara Invited to call and examine specimens
ilHssds, Ball Tickets,
Circulars, Show Bills,
Cards, Programmes,
Notes, Law Blanks,
Bills Of Fare, Checks,
Auction Bills, Labels, ETC., etc
Orders addressed to
E LIE & ID K E w,
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Nm tr-OP ENINGs-The Proprietor Of The Wor
cester Gymnasium, having re fitted his Gymnasi
um in superior manner, would respectfully give notice
10 his friends and patrons that himself and bad Moli.
neaux will meet their respective classes 90 and after
MONDAY, the 2Sth inst Hours for ladies, from 10 TO IL
a. M, aud to p mi gentlemen from to 0, and 8 to
10 p. m. A. MOLINEAUx
a2B arr
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GNOFFEEt COFFEE!! Though the price of
u tn article has advanced yet 1 am determined, as
heretofore, furnish the best kinds pure Also the
Dandelion, and Combination Coffee sold at low price,
and warranted to suit.
VIM. J. WHITE, Coffee Mills
su27 d3m' Cor. Union l. Exchange sts,, Worcester
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4 E S5!S I gSgasss cos BOSTON & EAST.

Deer the Boston 6 Worcester Rrilroad,
Forward by every train to Boston, Lowell, Lawrence,
New Bedford Taunton Salem, &C. Portland ali parts
Of Maine. Notes. Drafts, and Bills collected and paid
and all business usually transacted by express, promptly
attended TO-
oFFIoEs--lsO Main St. Worcester Court Street,
Boston. r mh12 du
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-17

A MESS GERMAN LABOR SAVING
IN s0AP-The best article in the Market for sale by
SID dh II. GRIFFIN co
FOB PRINTING-In any variety neatly and
- promptly executed Ut the Spy Office,
sep12 DIST 212 Main street.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-17

NM EST ERN TICKET OFFICE.-Through
w Tickets for all the principal cities ana towns in the
West via Albany, Niagara Fails. Buffalo or New York
city, at LEONARD CO.'S BO on and Eastern Express
ohce' $50 Main street diff mchsO
nRAFTS FOR SALE on all parts Of England
~ ireland, Scotland Germany, France, Prussia Swift
serand, Norway. Sweden Denmark, Spain, Portugal
Italy, Austria and the Orient LEONARD CO..
Agents of che American European Express Exchange
Company. dn mch3O
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&1AG A YEAR, pays for board, washing
I'D n W fuel, furnished room, includidental ex
penses, and tuition in Common English, at
Fort Edward Institute, N. Y.
Superb brick buildings, beautifully located on the Rail-
road, near Saratoga Springs. Faculty-twenty Profess
ors and Teachers. Diplomas awarded to Ladies who
graduate. Winter Term odeus Dec. a. 1857 Send for
Catalogue, to Rev. JOS. N. KJNG,P -ncpr dly s28
GPE RIM AND ALE OIL
- 5000 gallons Winter Sperm on
1000 Spring q
5000 Bleached Winter Whale Oil,
For sale by Ge. h A. J. HOWE,
Wovneatar Rank Rlaoka
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"RAPPING PAPER-All sizes and quail.
w ties, for sale as low as bought
BROOKS n sTEARNs. Front street
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1857-12-17

GsEO. 4. 8. CORTIS, REAL ESTATE
VI BROKER. 1917 Main street.
On hand for sale Modern built and Cottage Houses.
Several valuable farms. one the city. g
Dwellings N exchange for farms.
l4O0 Acres Timber Land in st. Lawrence county, N
600 Acres Farming Land In Virginia.
Lots in different parts Of the city.
One superior Seraphine, very low.
NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08
Political Intelligence.

An AMERICAN COUNCIL OPPOSED TO Fusion "A
Council No. H. OF the Thirteenth ward, Brooklyn,
W. b. wobbc Is President, have paused he follow
amble and resolutions declaring tina, they are OPP
. fusion with any other party
Whereas, the American party was organized
purpose Of carrying out certain great principles
by Its founders a. OF vital importance 70 the pres
and pcrpetuity OF the free Institutions OF below
try; which principles are contained In the plAtfor
party, and well understood by it, membo
others who bai,led under them at tho last Pre-
contest; and whereas, temporary defeat In a CON
the maintenance of right principles u, In the op
this Council no reason for their abandonment, but
IN incentive TO greater exertion Tor their eventual
and whereas, II Is feared that many Of those who
with us under the American banner are seriously [
the proprie,y OF fusion with the so-called rel
party, on the ground Of oypediency. which II carl
cannot fail 10 prove a death blow 70 tho hopes
American party, therefore
Resolved, That the mem bers or this Council Ay,
min ed firmly 10 adhere to and maintain iatact ths
pies OF the American party that this Council can
sent, for the sake Of any Temporary success, to
mise the fundamental principles OF Americsnism
the ssme time, are willing 10 exend . cordial invi
all citizens who entertain those principles, 10 co
unite with US in an effort 10 huri from power the
leaoers OF q party who have dlsgrscea The State \
iation, the sole obje,t Of which nanifssty appears
been to sggrandize those leaders and Cypress the
by enormously increased taxation and by partial
cal laws
Resolved, That We denounoc and are opposed u
bocaase II implies surrender OF principles; mo
clally arc VIC opposed 10 II with The 40 called rel
party, because their course at the laa Presidential
was marked by an unparalleled hostility 10 our "a
our candidates, and by the adoption and support
Hticsl code at war with, and sEbversive OF the VII
ciples CT the American party. Fusion VITA = par
ated by such principles, and governed by suctl
would In the Judgement OF lhis Co, neil, amount,
10 derlecaon Of political drty, but prove suiotdi
future hopes OF the Americas party.
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ThensVscsl and muxscinl.

Nmio's GARDr.-rhe entertainments are w commence
with series :. tight fea,s this evening The
bd dc,on called 'The ConirAbaudst,' follows Then
the promenade refreshments the iu.
minated garden and the whole VIII close with the spsca
Gle Of blanche"
BowmYMr EDDY Is 70 play his favcrite part Of Charles
de Moor, 10 "The Robbers" M. q Holland vf give his
capital persecution OF DELPHI In the "Fanly Jarsr and
Mr. e. Johnston 10 10 the hero In "fceroy" Such
attractions will naturally brag about the istomary sAur
day night jam.
Burrows Miss NsgsIe Mitchell having made highly
favorable impression the paniommic play OF Frepch
Spyi' ard the coraicsl drama called 'Ra,y Oshen the
manager has determined upon petition OF those pieces
10 rht Messrs Fisher Smith and ssohell are Ia the
casts
wsuGcK's -Nkees Milton aud Manners, aud Messrs.
John Wood Davenport and Phillips are 10 perform In the
comedy entitled the Marquis and Cobbler this evening
Ater which we are 10 have Prank Tsfourd's sparkling
usvHssnza Of Shyock," in which Mr.. and Mrs. Wood
appear 10 much advantage.
LsupA Kusps The extraor binary patronage bestowed
upon the Marsh Juveniles leads 10 the hope that
rankement win be made by which MANAGE Marsh will be
inaoced 70 remain much longer than he ancpated The
Toodles" 10 night
AspRloAs Musuus--FAmles and others should bear In
mno mat Prof Wymsn's wonderful perfor msnccA Al This
@NsDsnment are soon 10 be discontinued Those inter
Afternoon and evening.
ErnIorIAsFw -George Chrsy and woods Ninssreh are
70 revive ther inlmaby funny aroe OF the Old Cock
this evening The Bryants announce their cxcruciaung
shanperesn Readings"
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American BibIe society.

The stated meeting ofihe managers was held q, the
Bble House, Aston place, Thursday, esh inst at hsif
rvttP N, Or. Thomas Cock, presiding, assisted BY
Francis Hall Eco.
Seven new suIiIisries we're recognized, ~ which two
are In South Carolina two In Missouri In Iowa and Con.
ncc'icui one each, and In Washington Territory.
Communications were received from agents and others
showing general state prosperity in the homo work,
and stating an enc'urasing progress OF Vie work OF
suppv letter from Mr. Van Emmap the society agent
"a Utah. .ayng that he about returning home; from
kr Neeb the sociciy5 agent n Para with encourage
report OF the prospect OF circulating the Scriptures In
that region; from Rev. G. 2. oaericy, Rotterdam
asking books 70 supply cmiranu 10 the United
States; from Rev hessrs Gootae and Ball, Constsu.
tnoplc In regard 10 the death OF Mr.. RICHTER, the
translation OF the Bible INTO Armcuo. rurksh and the tn
creascd demand for In the Easi from Row A. wilder,
Natal saying the South African Bible Society making
an effort TO g@ out complete eiuon Of the Bibe
IN the kshr language from the Librarian Of the Imperial
Library ~ Petersburg, Russa asking specimen copies
OF Certain Bibles published by this society.
Grants we're made 10 the Tract society OF the Methodist
Episcopal Church. South 10 the Aer 5camcns Friend
society OF books Tor Hsvre 70 the Missionary Society OF
the hohoda Episcopal Church. Blbes aud Tcsaments for
their scandvsnan mission books for distribution am,ug
emgrans from Rotterdam, Holland; books several Re
bic or new auxsrcs 10 aid In the work OF resuppy,
claly In kansas reaas, Tennessee and Missouri and for
the region OF lake SUPERIOR for distribution In Canada
West With many of smaller amount and fourteen volumes
In raised letters for the blind.
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DUEL PRsvENrED.-Messrs. O. M. lie Blanc and
John Van Pe arrived IN this city yesterday their way
across the lake. 10 settle oicu,y existing between them,
by hostile meeting M. Van Pei. len the city yestey
day morning, but Nc Le Blanc placed under arrest
though subsequently admitted 10 bail By Assistant Recor
DER Holland The Cause Of the difficulty, We learn from
cards published IN The Baton Rouge Aduocaf foi
oW-Ihe FIRST OF June last, In the Recorders Office Of
West Baton Rouge, hr 10 Blanc offered gross Insult 10
colonel Lafayette Caldwell, relation OF Mr.. Van
PeHs. Blows ensded, but thew were separated Mr.. G.
alleging that bis arm was out OF Joint Nothing resulted
from this until Mr. lie B. received note from Mr.. Van
Pc demanding an apology for the Insult offered his
aton and friend and stating that he (Co could u
resent himself owing 10 physical disability. II vas re-
fused on the ground that tho writer had nothing do with
the matter, but " he had anything lain Of on bis
own account, he should receive satisfscson second
note was sect by Mr. Van Pel but hr. lie B rcfdsed I've
acceptance card, subsequently published by Mr.. lie
b., concluded With ibe intBaon that he was ready 70
give Mr.. Van Pet any satisfaction he demanded. Tho
Journey o. the gentlemen &c suppose, was the result OK
this A. the bond OF Mr. lie B. only binds him 70 keep
the peace the State, we presume the mser will be sd
justed s,cordpg 70 arrangements Nee Orlssm Deta,
yuip e
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ARCHIBALD ClrPnRrI, aged lol years, and au
participant In the revolutionary var, died In Gro
county, Va, on Monday, tho 10th ull Tbs Lc
ChTCnicle says:-"We believe we have now IN Gre
no witness OF those eventual times thai tried men
10 relate the many hardships OF that memorable
With Archibald Campbeli, the last OF the noble
cf 20, residents OF Grccnbrier county, have passe
None nov are e 10 tell the tale Of our early sru,
liberty.
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12-Ssotland and Ork-
rey. John .Stanger, Esq , Of
Strrrres. Daily In sum
mer; every other day In
winter. Sc 500.
13 West coast OF Ar ica.
African Steamship Gompa.
~. Monthly. Slo6,2bo.
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boy named David Greer who Was In the employment Of
Mr. Hckb-oome los Ceatre street. kn,wng them have
been oniously obtained Tue boy testified that he gave
we prisoner hammer, nails, plane, . brace, and .
large quantity or nves and forks also double barrelied
eun worth SO Tue defendant kepta newspaper stand,
apo persuaded the witness TO steal bis employers goods
n ore occasion while be purchasing the HERALD for
s employer the prisoner gave him four or dve shngs
ioi we gun He said he wanted for the Fourth Of july
me PRISONERS no, se searched and portion Of Mr.
hekoroom's property, which he Identified, found Too
wbo arrested him deposed that the prisoner said
ne paid Tor everything he received
or tne defence called three witnesses WAC tes
uned 10 the previous good Oh OF the accused and
addressed the jury In his behalf Of great length.
Inc neco rder In his chA 60, dwell forciby upon the
aggravated nature Of this offence stating that receivers OF
stolen property were the most dangerous thieves fsam
the fact that they must maintain rem liable stsndpp
among business men Ia order to carr out ther
successfully. At the conclusion or the the Jury
retired TO deierate and alter Ave cock brought
In verdict OF guilty, with Recommendation that iudg
mept rhould be suspended.
HIS Honor addressed the priv, In an eloquent man
ner obse wing that although he would scceoe to the re-
quest OF the jury he Vhe prsouer) would henceforh bs
marked" man, and II charged With any ofleace
would be sent that conviction 10 the State Srson for
Eve years. pun.s ament he richly mered for (sald
the Recorder) The evidence against you was perfectly
clear"
The boy Greer, whom he used - tool, RENAMED
70 prison for day Two, whom the Recorder will
that be disposed Of In such way ~ to prevent him
going abroad In the community
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08

RrsTfrAscr TO LEorsI.Arryr OPPRESSION.


~ nrryAIl HErssLl prrvAt' N
MASS NETTING or THE hrMOCRACv.
The Democratic republican electors OF the city and q
New YORK. kiendly 10 regular nominations and Tire I'd
the party are requested to assemble al Tammany Hall
THURSDAY AyErIsc, AUGUST Is
at O'Clock for the purpose Of considering the usprp
The reI ubcann Legislature OF the municipal rights q
tered priv eecs n our ciizeu.
The following eminent speakers have been invited VI
the mee ting
Bon. James Z, Brady Hon. ohn II Hssl
Don. VIM. naclay Hon. Daniel VI
Hon. John Kelly, Hon John Cochrs :
Hon. Bliish Ward, Hon. Horso~ y. On
Hon Frsstus w. Glover. Hen. John hcKcr<
Hon. James n. Smith, Jr.. John Anthem.
Robert =. Dillon. John uoheny.
BY order Of the De nocrafc Republicau General uo~
BDwaRD Ov0Pk&, Cha
BIS. HAnr, ,e.-.,..,..
Yhorrss rxrpes william Miner. j Morrisou,
Robert Donneu Owen Kinney James Ne
t,ersbon Cohen John Richardson, John Esrris(
II Eliiot, n leonard. y. Ounnngh.
Peter nocaohan n, W. Norris, John Oanre1
John Cochx.re ~ a. gun,ber, J. 0alsgher|
Janes.0 Money Patrick rogarty, John n. Hell
oEoRoE H. PURskR. Chairman Of Con !
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ADVgRyNExEMrS REAENEp Every
FINE ARTS.

AIRS. CUNNIrgHkMs BABY A SPLK~Dln
lvl II this inter- ng Ant asappesreA In IN
can be seen 81 THoaPsON's Photographic gallery,
Grand street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08

wAe Foreign and Ocs
or Grea
The following tabular stat
the ocean mail service Of
almost exclusively by steaz
margin, running from l to
lines In the recapitulatiou, .
LIE or OoknUsioArIos, Con.
TsAoroRs AID CONTRACT
iNoa.
Liverpool and Isle Of
Man. Mona LIE Steam
%. Twice . week. 81,
2S> per annum.
2.-EpeiAnd and Ireland
Oty Of Dublin Steam Pack
q %. Twice q day
SIN, 900 q year.
8.-Sootiand and shetland
Abrdor,a' L,,,,h n,,d Ol,,d
SktfpSNg Go. Weekly
"a, 900 . year.
a.-Enpland. spa,n and 9Th
raliar. PeasnssQar an
c.. Three times a mooth
SIo2 500.
and CHINA. PeninN,lar ont
Or,.utal .Steom Na,roofior
Crr,sas,v. twice A mont
20 Jndls-mos thly 70 China
SlI2I. 600.
a Fneknd and United
Saes. sam. Cunayd.
weekly. $500, 700.
No.,s .u,..,.. 1c.,o
pial) sam. C,,nard. nonth.
Iy. sra SOC.
IT,. ,,.,,. Xs.,..
nd s ~U . ,Saa,s, "1 no
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08
ANTHOLOGY.


Inn-CLAIRvoyANCr FOR THI
IUU hope Tor the dyisg the oldest and m,si sei
eaass d,scovered ard cured. Call without delay and
Ii.ves the moot successful medical ciarvnyaut and
maer1etic physician IN America. Cflee ,6s Broom@
second block west OF Bowery. Mrs HAYns
an RnIss srRssr.-U.AInyorAnu -nn|
tIU MOUR, few doom vest Of broadway, We n
oessful medical And busine1 eairvoyAnt IL AmeY1
Diseases discovered and cured. durable. Unsryfn1
On businees- absens rteota -, Az sasmAsnm guAl
o. no pay
N n AsrRoLO9ISr rRAy BnAn mn WORI.1
a Ave thoussnd collars reward h offered 70 any
ear surpsss Ma. CLIFTON In siyne CORES. Na.sussu
events, particularly ossde Law suits and all business
she also gives lseky numbers Any perscn vishin3
information CT any kind, world do well - call and|
natural rred LADY. ~ B.-ase n no humbux.
sstsfy yourselves RaSdssss 1855 Orchard arssl
Houston and Stanton.
LUgENE FORREST WILL UPON rHH RRCs|
~ 10 cents send 70 any person true picture Of m
and future life FROM specimen Of their handwriiingI
rue picture of their intended Address Eugene Ford
Bewery Post Office.
MADAME HABR1g PREDICTIONS Asr CERT
Tvl AL evsnts OF life told The inteuded husbsud !
hrousht personally BY her secres powers. Omce
hemenis 70 cents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08

E-South Africa. Aauri- Dartmouth to Cape oil
uus sad Calcutta Adam Good Hope, Nautilus and
Duncan Dundas Esq. hpntn- Calcutta.
ly. $2t5,000.
15 - England and Austria Southampton, Marse!lles
la The Esrcpean and Atts- Mas Alexandria Saez and
fruttdn Mail Sedrs Pocket SIC ney
90 Muihy. $926,te0.
The following are the names Of the e,cAmers In service
In tsc ne with the amount Of tonnage, the horse power
Of each the drsueht OF water the number Of the officers
aud attached 10 each one, and when 1t could be
tsDed The date thzt each vessel surveyed aud sp
proved for the service Where the date Of survey of
veesei Is unkn,wn Is pscsd near a. possible with
ohers surveyed a the time, the veels In each line
being arranged In chronological order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-08-08

LlverpoOt, dGlIAx, ana
Boston; and Liverpool anu
New Ysrk.
halifax, Newfoundland,
Bermuda and st. Thomas.
Southampton, Kingston,
(Jamsica,) st. Thomas,
Vera Cruz and Asptn vail
Southampton, Lisbon, MAdei.
ra, rensriffe, st. Vincent.
Pernamb ico, Bahia, Rio
Janeiro, Monte vidAs, Que
nos Ayfes, and st. Thomas.
Dover and Calais. Do
yer and Ostend.
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Southampton, Marse,lles
Malta, Alexandra, Snez and
SIC ney.
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southampton, Jersey, and
Guernsey.

Panama, Callao and Val
pRrAiso. Allo we'd to touch
III Buenaventura, Guaya.
gull, PAya, Lambayeq 10,
Huanchaco, Santa, Pisco,
Is.ay, africa, Iquique, Co.
biia, Oopiapo, HuAsco md
Coeuimbo.
From Scrabster Pier
(rhurso) TO Stromnese (ork-
ney).
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THE OCEAN MAIL SERVICE.


IN steam HAIL Service
Britain.
ment gives the particulars or
treat Britain, now carried ON
ahlpa. The numbers In the
), viii point out the different
the close.
PLACES CONNECTED.
Liverpool and Douglas, Isle
OF Nan.
Holyhead and Ktngstown,
near Dublin.
Aberdeen, Wick, Kirkwall
Orkney, and Lerwick
(Shetland).
Southampton, vIgo, Oporto,
Lisbon, Cad,E and Glib.
raltar.
Southa upton, Malta, Alex
andi la, Suez, Alden, Bonn
bay, Calcutta, Singapore,
Hong Kong and ShanghRe.