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RATES OF ADVERTISING
MsonaI.
DY Ep STA.

A sho-n by ne statements Of The Board Of Heak
N of New York caused the deash OF rs persons,
of Gil deaths, in one week and l6l deaths, by
sumption, induced by Dyspepsia. As i is a well at
tested fact that ly spepsis e the suerin o
OF q large portion Of those y no die Of consunpg
{ becomes the duty Of every 20 such prs
tiOns against and remedy for NysI Isia sc cs.
experience have place before tsesn, and whish Ia
proved 70 be efiicacsous: Of this chararLcr
Williams Anti-Dy yspeItc Elixir" IN C0rrOboF o.
which read the following testimonials:
Testimony Of Mr.. Edward II. Rowley, OF the nFn o
Rowley, Ashburner Co, - North Wharves, 1
proof OF the efficacy Of Mi4lianlss Anti-IysPeps
Elixir.
PInIApnPHIA, october %. Is4s.
Ok. JAMES WILLIAMS:
Dear Sir-l take pleasure n recommending your
Anti-Dyspeptic kliNir, for the 81 DYSPEPSIA I
have taken II my self for the ascase. ana have beon
entirely cured
Yours respectfully
EDwARD II. RowLIY
Communication to John K. Penrose Esd. from Mr.
Franklin Eyre, kensiI gtou.
1t is with great qualification that testify TO the sr-
hoacy Of Millians's AnliIyslcptic flXr, which VOC
so strongly recommended 10 me, and for which |
heartily thank you; il las completely restored nv
health, which cheerfuily pubhcly aeknowlcdge
with the hope that others be similarly benenttcd
Truly yours
FRANKLIN EYRE
KKxsSGroN, Sept u, 1850
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oornwels Halfway osoH House. BrsIo M1G1ng ra9lp,ks

Testimony OF Mr.. Abner Zines, Market street abov
sixth, corroboTaiiye OF the tlioagy Of Williams,
Anti-Dy spcptic Elixir
DR.. JAMES WILLIAMS:
isar Slr-it gives me great pleasure 10 know fhaI
you az again preparing your u,y. Le Tor the cure
M dyspepsia, loT many Of my acgu4 fAnces have re-
peatedly asked me where II could o., proeured Know.
ing that l had been cured by II. As I think that n
lubllc acknoN ledgement Of tile great belert have
received from the use Of your neIl, me Is not only
due 60 you, but may be useful TO Others now make
" For several years Suffered from Dvspeusis
winch increased TO such extent that my health ans
constitution were rapidly sinking uucrr A. / Was
compelled 20 restrict my self The ,st simple food
ana even mat could not digest; Z iclt a loss OF
strength, disnclnaton 10 exercise and as you have
II IN your ADVERTISEMENT general feeling OF depres-
sion ana understandable weariness. In tie year 1855
hearing from others high rvconimeutatun OF your
Anu-ny spepuc EiXir, procured ii with the
most happy effect; under its Influence ianguor ana
WEAKNESS gradually passed away. and INV appetite
revived, which could crafty WlIh inpuuitv Ten
years have now elalsed apd my confidence IN the Gu
rstiSe powers OF your N iiciue has Of course In
creased, Tor II completely cured nle When Jailed 10
Obtain reIei lIoin any other source.
Very respectfully yours
m abNER ELMEs.
The Elxir''is sold IN bottles at ga a. or SIX bot
Ties for s5.
Proprietor, JAMES WILLIAMS. MD
Chemist and D.. l..ruaUeutist;
No. ! south seventh street Hlli.adell,lia
For sale by All Druggists. Aug2S
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~ run as follows:
TIME TABLE.
MORNING TRAIN. AFTERNOON TRAIN.
Leaves Gallatiu, Z 30 AN. Leave Galatin 7. NJ.
Arrive Edgeneld, AN Arrive Edgedeld 2:3o P NJ
Leave - 10 - Leave 80 $50 -
Arrive Gallatin II 80 AN Arrive Gallatin 5 Z. NJ.
The Train leaving GaIatin 1880 A. NJ, and
Edgefeld at 10 A. NJ, at Gallatn with mail
coaches TO and from Louisville. The tram leaving
E,gedeld at 10 A NJ. and Gaiatin at p. NJ, con-
meets with mails coaches to and from Hartsville and
Carthage. Only the morning train will be run on
Sundays.
NJ Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage,
and each passenger will be allowed so TBS free.
charge will be made for extra baggage which must
be paid to the conductor. Other articles than bag
gage carried in the baggage cars, Will be charged
express freight which must be paid to the Agent of
the Express Comluny.
Passengers taking their seats at GaatiH and Edge
field, without purchasing tickets, will be charged 10
cents extra.
nov29 ROBT. MACLEOD, ,Sup't.
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THE BALLAD OF THE OINTMENT

4arinuna honum sub nuLiBts nlntalBifs no,,,r,
JoANNEs FULvUs.
When little John bit Susy's toe
And Mary scaded pIattllug joe,
What healed their wounds and soothed their Uoa [.
The OintuieLtl
When Tommy gouged his sisters eve
And stingiug bees made Ellen CRY.
What sovereign balm did We applvft
The Olutmcuti
What agent then could one desire
To quench the rage Of burning urr
To sooth the sting OF insects dire
The o.utmen {:
Each Druggist in this happy laad
For twenty -nye cents 10 lis htuf
VIII forthwith place at your c,-rgra.st
That Oiut.Lcuts
THE GRAEFkNBERG GREEN MOUNTAIN ONT
hENr Is ior sale by all Druggists n Feu ssre and by
Al4A. AAN NENZIE,
JaslS-u Il College street
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OUR MUSICAL FRIEND

Is published weekly, price 0 cents and may be or
dered from any bookseller or periodical dealer. IL
VIII he sent direct from the ocr OF publication st
the tollpwing rates, yearly -; half year - so.
Cubs, copses sl5i oepits SO 40 onpies so per
year; same RAT - Tor half year. No subscription
ken Tor iess than T nths, payable lu advance.
Ofhce o 'Our Auslc..i frIend - l. FRANKFORT street
NeE YORK. 4. b. SEYMOUR A. o.
JAn-b-lmdAw PropFietors.
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Notice to Shippers.

s.s - - - O.
TT being of the utmost importance for the proper
i protection of the Track, and to keep out Of the
way of gravel and other trains that freight trains be
run at regular uniform of speed which can only
be accomplished by running on schedule time; there
fore, in order that the freight trains may be on
the time laid the schedule, il is ordered that
after thirty days from this date freight will be re-
ceived by the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
Company at Schedule Stations only.
W. COLE,
Sup't of Transportation n. * c. R. r.
ian22-tf
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oc1OaER 10, 1850
DR. JANIS WILLIAM

DR. JAMEs WILLIAM
Dear sir:-Having suffered for a long time IRON
Dyspepsia 80 severely lhat was mpleely prostrat
ed and having tried every means for relief without
success. was advised Go use your can't nyspetic
Eiixir' IL affords me much pleasure 10 inform yoa
that am entirely cured by use and cordially re
commend TO all persons suffering under Dyspepsia
Very RESPECTFULLY. ".
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shirt nosoms.

uANTsonE1.y snsrslasrss aud s'l.is, .nd = ssasil
III IA * Aassallles rsesss II snd 10 seka- -
ssbs-a - u. Ao1ll4>
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fusT - aena = eAssss los-sf syrea End sl4adlAs
j callzFs. sesssf siEl szzsll ies efssflng ssa
Isss-. AesIlL
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Mel T. a MS
strengthening Cordial
AND BLOOD PURIFIER,
The Greatest Remedy i'm the World
TINHIS CORnIALi is disabled from a Berry known
i ly to myself, and chemically combined with some
of the most valuable medicinal roots herbs and bark
known tO the mind OF man, viz: blood root, black
root Wild cherry bark, yellow dock, dandshOns,
saparilla elder towers with others producing the
most infable remedy for the restoration of health
ever known
It il Natures own Remedy,
Curing diseases by natural laws. When taken, II
healing influence Is felt cOursing through every
Of the body purifying and acceerating the circulation
Of the blood. II neutralizes any bilious matter the
stomach and strengthens the whole organization
AcLean's strengthening Cordial will etiectuAy cure
Liver complaints, Jaundice,
Chronic or Nervous Debility, Diseases of the
Kidneys. and al diseases arising from
Disordered Liver or Stomach
Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Inward Piles, ACldIty Sick
ness of the stomach, fullness of Blood the Head
duh pain OF swimming in the Head, Palpitaton Of the
Heart, fullness OF weight in the Stomach, Eruct
tons, Choking or Survcatng feeling when lying down
dryness ycllowness OF the SKIN and Eyes, Night
SWeas, inward Fevers, pain the small Of the Back
Chest Side, sudden nushos OF heat, Oppression OF
Spirits FTightful Dreams, Languor, Desp0ndency or
any Nervous Disease Sores Blotches on the skin
and Fever and Aguc (or Chills and FeverD Il vii
also cure diseases Of the Bladder aud Womb, such
Seminal Weakness, lncOntnenl- Of Urine, stranguary
Inflammation or Weakness OF the Womb or Bladder
Whites, sc.
There f. no Mistake about tt.
This Cordial viii never fl "a cure any OF the above
Diseases n taken per directions each bottle II
German, English and French.
over Half NI Hilton of Bottles
Have been sold during the past SIX months and nc
Instance has It failed IN giving entire satisfaction
Who then viii suier from weakness or debility Nhet
NcLean's Strengthening Cordial VIII cure you
TO the Ladies.
Do you wish Ia be healthy and strungY Then 20 4
nce and get some of Mclean = Cordial IL viii nVig
and strengthen your blood TO How through ever,
vein md the rich rosy bloom Of health 10 mount I.
your check again. Every bottle warranted 10 Civ,
zatistaCIOn
For Children.
We say 10 parents, II your children sickly pu
ny, afflicted with complaints prevalent among chil
ren give them small quantity Of Mclean Cordial
aud II Will make them healthy, TAT and robust DeIsy
aot moment, Try It ami you Viii be convinced
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Rates Charged for SecOnd-Cla@ Tickets.

Emgrants will be taken upon Deck at reduced
prices and from three dollars cheaper than by
any other route.
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Louisville and Nashville Railroad
.!zS.ztz s.l.4-ss.5 s,z.z:s.1 o. O.
Winter Arrangement.
TIME TABLE.

ON and after Monday, Nov. %, 1858, trains will
~ follows:
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PUBLISHED DAILY, TRLwEEKLY, AND WEEKLY, B
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Louisville and Cincinnati Packets
Reliance, DunIietf, Ella, John Gnalt and
TfmDeSt,

Leave Nashville every Thursday and Tuesday at IL
O'Clock NJ. Time from Nashville 10 Louisville Sixty
Hours and to Cincinnati Four Days.
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One of these Boats will leave Nashville every day
at u O'Clock NJ connecting Cairo with Illinois Cen
trail Railroad and through from Nashville 70 ST. Louis
in SIXTY hours.
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TsaK GLASGOW AND NEW YCag STE swsztr ooS.
nom New YORK divec. for 0isss3w, as folows:--
lL Es1OW .homss1 Wednesday july at IL o'closS,
EDlHsUscH, Cumming. Wednesday, July n, at IL clock
noon
Bates OF passage from New York Philadelphia Bosoa
Glssxow liverpool, Belfast pubG Lordonderry:Ftrd
cabin Te seerage found with abundance OF cooked
Visions 80 For freight or passsge apply " ROSTRI
CRAIG. ~ Broadway.
E1CR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. s PER CLIPPER SUR
=" rREADNorGHT are requested to be at pier North
ry,'r This ncrnirg at eight O'clock where steamboat will
be waltz convey them to the shio And proceed direct
Arpiy - NJ pEhASESI, 40 South street.
NTiw lA.Sx BETWEEN NEW YORK AND HAVANA
IN 10 cen every twenty days from each port Steamship
QUAKER CffY. This well II and as. steamship. W.
Sbufeld der Will sA The port Wednes
eay Jrne 22 ~. 2ocloct from pier 43 Moth
Spring street For freight or passage apply 10 bAR9OUs
Co 33 s. nth street Freight received ibe 18th inst
1Lit stesnshp viii sail fam Havana direct for York
The Sh Of June No freight received after 10 O'Clock ~ the
day previous to sailing Bs OF ladg furnished and
board Passengers naust have from the spanah
Consul Sgeptiu Havana, Y. Zansroniz.
N,oS NASSAU, r., AND EAyANA-THg SRlTGsH
and Moth american royal mail steamship KA&AkAK,
eps SrOwnless will sail from the whsr. Je,sey
Hy. for tie above poy AFTER thu OF seanshic Persia
shien leaves Liverpool 'ltb inst tprobsbly 22d>.
DO. to FavsnA Observation-Disclosures. S.
Do. between Nassau and HSvsra ............. Is
Foe freight OF pnsEage apply to a. CUEARD No Bowling
Gree1
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nor SAVANNAH AVID FLORIDA.

n OR SAVANNAH AVID FLORIDA.
= Tho American Alantc screw stssmsnip Compsny's
nsnder viii leave pier u North river Saturday June 49,
a. tecock NJ Passage TO Savannah, with Unsurpassed
acommodacrs SIS through tickets TO New Orleans $50 10
gobne, SS5 Montgomery, S2 Albany Ga S2i Atlanta S23
Coumbus " Marion S2l Augusta, 80; also 10 prnclpa
poina II y oridA at low eat rates
Hesbn 10 cents foot 81 propor nate rates Large
ct OF heavy goots taker at reduced rsts insurance ons
ball rer cent Appiyso II. B. GRO WELL 90,
The HyNTsvniLx succeeds Saturday, june a. %" "'e7'
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TINTED STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP LINE,
~ FOR
CALIFORNIA,


The steamship STAR or THE WEST A. a. Grsy oon,
mander will sail Monday June %, 1889 at 2ocIocf M
from pier foot of Warren street North river connecting Al
Panama with The steamship GOLDEN AGE, Captain ]. I.
Watkins.
For ps.sage apply only TO l. W. RAYMOND, at III wea
street corner Of Warren.
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PERSON AL.

MARRIED. PARTY WOULD LIRE 10 ADOPT AN
irap abou The t OF august OF hssthY parents. and
twill be raised ihA, TIE pNenis
see after they give Acdress MIRA Agues g. iaylor
Pos. o1ioe, Kew Yc-k
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(yFfY AM UOUNrY rHxlwvy az yRArmrCs,
~ a lsSs 10 soldsrs q shs za cesi Are Oluds q
e Of h. prvvsas Of AZ scs Of Ia yxriSlss1rs al hs S
q CsuterriA approved April 1859 Sss 3 hereby sfVx
L. day ArSSs nett wn Be- rscavsd by inc O aiaoseS
bc1ds 9nsd 70 The essas Of thirty tirss shoassr1
d6usyu ysS 900y ,.
w sgse dev sad boads in san Frsosos osss csoscss
Non Ito III toctusvey or th oos xrS ~
forward tar propose tarousb their agents Ia this c ss
compAGied by deposit ~ tar per cent On bonds cn u
wblcl deposit 90 BIOS win DO coz EoeEed
FrogGsaa erdarve9 'ror III SrreIder o. Sa1 yrsrIsex
Bocds viii BE- submitted ~ Ne AfarSsit Cunu adoueY
the se4 ls OF august 1859 rases wtoss std may
lowed until the sh Of October lSwi0a for ss snN
render Of the tonds al this offcS
No bsds resolved st over par. v,rv.s.
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pVmAMULAL.,

RN%& ~ And UPwAai>e. ON UnT0H BANK OP
t9ncon ard Royal Hsuk Of ireland for saIs by eLLQ
presS GorupAnF. ~
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&SO REWARD - sT0 I'm FROM DOBBg' FERRY
S 800 on sunday evening horse, wagon and hsrnecs;
nrgh' cay horse long tail In forehead end Of nose
IrOul loci yellow stripe s,onR In mn bebiad
ns . ear wagon iron body paioed blue lined viii red
o,sn me above re yard will be paid rpsorine
70 w. =; -. iuehsr Dobbs terry " Sec Dutchsr hi
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COLBMAN's CALIFORNIA LINZ FOR SAN FRAN
" Cisco sailing regularly advertised days-Clipper Of
Wednesday june the magnificent first class clipper ship
GOLDEN FLERCE Manson commander u now rapidly
three passages Fan Francisco in 0 ia and B days espec
lively always delivering her good order She
No 10 IN splendid condition for the voyage, and will have
prompt despatch above For balance Of freight Apply 70
agents in ian Francisco Mes.rs WIN Coleman Co Ez
tnpge Francisco for sale in suit Limited i'd
vsnces made shipments Of approved merchandise.
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q H-wrL Be AT TaE SANE PLACE (y IS, ON sA.
u. trrdsy OF
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I osT-oN THE 9Th INSTANT A QUARTER CAsK OF
IL BRANDY, marked B. d. v, No. IS on bupg stave A
aasesa on heed end imported Cuba from Rochelle The
party yho carried from the be nded warehouse
So5 hteha street, ~ be suitably rewarded tunish;ng
some clue to its recovery. WOLFF.
No. 5 Whitehall street
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coz RlWARD.-LOsr, ON THE 18th OF JUNE Az
VAO the New jersey depot orandum book c1n,aan
ing United States warrant No 1914 dated June TO- 1855 ~,
5000 also several drafts Of Boston banks-a In favor
Peter Parker but uneDdorsed Whoever will deliver the aoe
a South street. New York will receive The above reward
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WELLS, FARGO cos
w EXPRESS
CALIFORNIA, OREGON, WASHINGTON TERkrTORy
BRITISH COLUMBIA
PACIFIC COAST OF SOUTH AMERICA
GREAT RtpUCTIoE IN RATES
Our W express will be kon5ay next Jos
~ lebe BY the United States Mail Sieamhip Oornpanys
steamer
STAR or THE wssr
At the TO lowing greatly reduced rates:-
NEW YORK 10 SAN FRANCIsCo
Fast freight st 70 cents perpound GLOW at Is ceus mar
pound provided weighs Is pounds cdbic foot irbts
frejgbts In the same propsrticn.
All freight nust be e:urey packed and waterproof
furDi he'd 70 facilitate the clearance a custons
Small parcels only received on the day of sailing
Soec,oIs made IN all parts Of California, Oregon
Sight exchange Gan Francisco for sums Ia aui
Conrons Of California bonds due July puroaHssd ~
received for collection on favorable terms
WELLS, FARGO / co, 80 Broadway
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At px pEgCsyAE>S S., thOADwAY--ArL Klnpa
Q. French enhroitssS order iai;ss FOG hleaserehs
a6>e ssr snc bed clothes NNlcQtrg silk enbrtdh ac.s
se~ ring !sces der u, ike row LaiieT an1 c1o. cas-
uIdes ga meats always on dand aud MAjs 30 order.
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OlT-7N WEDNESDAY MORNING. BETWEEN TIKI
~ Penny Bridge and Winfield. q gold watch and chain
marked rside Jules VendeBburghe. suitable reward wi
he paid on returning the to the er Jules vanden
burghe, Mansion house OF Bush ick and Meeker
aven 7es, Williamsburg
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TyoLTMAN'S CALIFORNIA LINE FOR SAN FRANC15
~ CO. sailing regularly advertised dRys.-Chpper Of
Saturday june l8 The well clipper ship Anglo
SAXON, Cavalry commander is receiving her cargo
pier East river. This favce ship well known
ade she s Of small capacity Carrying but 400 ousl and
ready engaged over hal, full and shippers will please send
down their freight without delay her despatch above
certain She lowest rates For balance freight
apply TO WIN. T. COLEMAN CO., 80 Wall street. Tonne
Building Agents in Sau Francisco Kesags. VIM T. Cole
4 Co.
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I CsT-TBRFE CERTIFICATES TEN sESEE5 EACH
- Mercantile Mutual Inaurance Corspany stock Nos GIG
sio 6gl also noe OF B Max we'll March q, ak months
Transfers and payments being stopped the public
their return to the the Secretary the
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REFORMATION wANTED-OF SUSAN CoNRoY. BY
her serislza5eth Place call address Edward
Baktr PIG Broadway AIRY person giving inform would
thankfully received
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NEW CELFANs
IN MOBILE. MONTGOMERY, ATLANTA
albany. COhUMsIA. MACON, AUGUSTA,
And yeIoty place ia Florida,
Via SAVANNAH. Ga.
The FLORIDA Captain Isasc Crowel v leave Satu,.
cay June S at p. NJ from pier No North river 1ckes
cau be had for the following pisoea fare
other steamer from New York 10 savannah nodsos
supeiicr:-
New YeIk to New Orleans $50 75 Mobile s3 Mongom
Ala s2ei Ats nta Ga S24 Albany. Go s2t Columbia Ga
S23 Macon Ga. 81; augusta $50; Savannah Si5
SAMUEL l.. MITCHELL SON.
no Is Broadway
TIE STAR OF The SOUTH Capt yhos Lyon, viii ,uc
oeeo and leave on Wednesday, Ju0s %. SLAP NJ.
EoR THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST VIA on ARIES
ton s. C-semt weekly e tied States Nail side whee
Steamship L.reLLeasng every "Wednesday sni Saturday
nano.r vii leave pier 90 North river SATURDAY suoe
Through tickets to the folio wing places
20 New OIesnr. $50 10 20 Charlotte r. C...ss2 o.
Mobile. IS co Augusta, ....... % o.
Montgomery. Al. 56 90 Atlanta Ga. 49,. - 90
Knoxville Tenn. p 90 Z" Columbia, s q -. % o.
Nashypie Isnn... 20 90 To Jacksonville fla. 2! 90
trelcht or passage apply to sroefoaD. TILhsroS
The scoLuasIA, Cspsin Kerry. succeeds wedae.iAy
June %
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NEcNEY ON MCslC FLhTES-wuOEvxp VAS LOAN
WI ed music plates within the last four yeara may
&c refuL dfd vhilerest by csrg addressing ca
LORD lag Fulton street or h MUESON no. street.
They viii give partis ulas
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nyHE NEW LINE FOR CALIFORNIA 9Th AM, NTH or
Ieamship NORTHERN LIGHT Capt TfnKlepaugh wiiiesye
z ~ connecting Vi. psnama Railroad, yih steamship
Line No. Bowling Green. Tho North Star viii succeed
The Northern Light and leave New York the 10Th of Inv
connecting with the Orizsba d. B. ALIEN Agent'
BAH forbid trusting any on account Of
the above ships
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SHTPPYrV,


a rLArr;o xUYAI NAN syxAa r., "rGArloN O0z
Is; "A i 4: Ss. oS
nssds Gu thursday ,as ESD Of June iSs s.aa as .. =
yssss rsssxs e Yss: ss.a
sssess si:: o. rsiv:s soa s IL 3r's ;,.s
es s. ss sa''' e. $4,000. Coo ans
ts passage inquire Of The Americas Frpssss 6sSrpa'
he SSs ess s. ssi 81 s:sse
ss =: !; s'' q ''-
l 70 Nm 4s4s .ss rsh &c s.
'''s q: ;sls::; ! 4: :ss.n.A''.
FROM No. York to Cork sas
ifi s' - siih CITY s,;s
s:. ,ol s-s' az * s;i' is1:,p,..
ssSs, 40 unrs.a sowancs Of tho hes. cooked arov,
500. wses III e served ~ ihs So.s .s:.s.sS
.lins at ssniar And 81 Josns the sessrs sail ars~
s' sskss s IS si' ssss s.... ek
,oe wslar, r,rse, Philadelphia, and
Is Broadway, Nov y yStn n.u ,
WILLIAM AN, Agent. Nos 81 and s Tower Building,
rrrsh'r sarinrs VIII appear in future advertisements
No1Ign1ars Evrggg THY STE AYERS Or TaIs LIZ,
ssas liverpool cilps q Cork aud via Liverpool "a
lpeon Gssgow Dublin Belfast snd most Of the psincps
Ireland at greatly reduced Tho iAver1oM
New sri Pblsds'ph,s 6eanshp C,rrpany's spIert
ydst ait iror Steamships tntsndst TO sail ~ fe
lTy OF WASHINGTON. Saturday, Jane
iAMaAkQo ...'...''..''''''. sssarday' ivy
" Az o'eiool nooS from pier No H. soSth TysS '
.,a from New York H snd f Fl ssssasa
from n York Of the above named places
"f'e ass s S' hayrs Pal: HAMBURG
antwerp and 81 parts Of the Continent without delay
7otseTtess provided With every regulate q
tbs nadste eKtn ion ri Ore sDd the sctes died
,t,e with regard the OF lights Pssseo
BY this line avoid the risk and cee n0n o.
rg at Is Johns rs the steamers proceed 70 Ccrk drsd
t< freigb, passage at the QUE Of the Cnmpaoy
JOHN q. DALE, Is Broadway, New York. ageas.
In liverpool to WN. INkAN, Tower Brldlss
HVAPsCCTT,s LIME OF LIyERPooLTPAUKETs--P PACK
1 ct 18th Juue-The celebrated clipper shin HSkPALU
IsLE Captain Cornish sails above For Ia cabin
cabin and which viii be low rats
spoly bnard at pier As East river - TAPO0TTs CO.
35 eouth rtreet
E.I XRG L-r2l VIII
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-16

A USTRAL1A PIONEER LINE, HSr ABr.IsHRD 1881
Acarryng the United States mai-The beautiful extrems
clipper shp IEMPLAR soe ton. res.er ya. Martin com
ns half Of her board win despatched Tor
Melbourne direct positively juno % and carry freight for Syd
tor rs and second cabin passengers
Ing Green Sight Bills for sale and cash advances or
consignments CCDsgnees 10 Ausrala wilkinson Bros q
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP LINE FOE
y Havana and Few Orleans. The stesmshp PHTLADE,s
PHIA, Captain Z. Howes will sail Friday June IL Is5o
2o'clock from foot Of Warren street Bills Of iadna
Of the proper form frpshed Ut the Office bills of ladn
win be signed sfer tie hour Of sailing For freight
apply al III West street, corner Of Warren
N. o. ROBERTS, Agent