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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-23
% HEALTH of AMERICAN WOMEN. SC


Many woman who looks well that she dare not compsn
on health Tiacued instead OF receiving sympathy
is seriously afflicted with local uterine deranseIen which rem
6er her life Most In this country between
the e Of rs and so suffer 70 greater degree with
toms commonly known uterine difficulty, female weakness
Nery many have tried the skill Of their family ply stefan and
othe avail but assure them that they can De cured
The medicine offered not quack nostrum but 1t known 70
the Professors OF medical colleges and to many leading phy
clans and II Endorsed by many hospital surgeons and BY the
public generally The ponent parts are the eiv &c OIL any
efpecsbe py scisn and has the following statement from
Dr. Hayes the eminent Chemist TO the state OF
have analysed oraefenoe naarshalfs
Uterine Cahocon The ingredients valuable In reo:
ing health their peculiar combination gives direct AZ
favorable upon the uterine organs ms PHTev seg0b'e
80 Ior,I,,f A. A. HAYES M d.,
" Chezistfo NE State Of hassaehEseHt"
P.ol toeakness diipGeemegt and az
LaI tene deues and constitutional tyoubtes Of poneH ave
entyelV cured BY TBE GRAKYKsBRRG MARsHALLs UTERsE
CITHoIIoOE Price 81 so per bottle For SALB AT THK Oy
TICY OF THR GRARYRSBKRG COMPANY, No 10 PAAh-AO",
NEWLY YORK, AND ALL DRUGGIsrs.
On THE RECEIPT OF sc, FIVE BoTTLEs sENT BY ExPEEs
AND oHARGEs PAID or EXPIRES ROUTE IRON NEW
Idd,e,, JOSHUA F. BRIDGE b. D., Secretary and Con
cutting PhyrieiGs GTaesberg Company No. 10 P9rsros
kee York
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DIED.

CLARK-On Wednesday, Feb D. Elizabeth CLARK rehc o. the
late George Cak late Of Bath Eng in the 9th year Of her
The relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited
attend her NJ S% As s4ee OF SL
Br re@sps viii be inferred in Greenwood Cemetery
CLARK-on Tuesday evening Feb a. Eliza Garner wife OF
Her funeral viii take place on Friday Feb a. IL oclOk
her late residence University place. Her relatives and
friends respectfully invited to attend without further
tce.
FANsHAw-on Monday evening Feb 90 Daniel FAnshsw, in
Thu friends Of the family are invited to attend the funeral a. his
residence Third and NineyhTst street. on Thurs
day afternoon at o'clocl.
GORDON-n this city, on Monday Feb 20 Phebe the vile
of Richard Gordon, in the 18th year of her are
GREEN-n this city, Tuesday, Feb Fl, Thomas Green,
aged g. years, late OF the City OF Cork, Ireland
HILTON-on Tuesday Feb 81 Alexander Stewart infant child
InteIment at Greenwood.
LoRD-In Brooklyn oniue'asy Jan 81 Of consumption and
dsea,e of the heart Charles Manchester Lord aged ~
years, a native Of Providence, r. l.
MoFADDEN-on Tuesday morning Feb a. after ons and
painful Illness which she bore with Chrahke fortitude,
Mary McFadden native Of the County Sligo Ireland aged 90
The friends and revss those of her Mchss Mead
respectfully invited attend her funeral on ihn
afternoon o'clock from her late residence NO 81 MOI
Her remains " III be taken to Calvary cemetery " "
terment.
McLAUGHLIN-on Wednesday morning Feb y kooe BERT M
FAINT son Of William G. and Elizabeth Mclaughlin Aseo
The TeaSes and family invited S s'.sPS sa the
funeral on Friday afternoon. at O'CLOCK ron w.
street the Bower.. - . A., M
McCALLION-ln this city, on Tuesday re0' 81 ~ ~
MeCaion, the 9TH year Of her age . =, ,,.,
NIcoLL-on Tuesday Feb 81 Ida Nieol only a@"sher OF
TbouIss and Isabella Eicol, aged years ana ' ..
Her remains will be taken to Ensoeth'o"" oI ~.
PARIsH-At Hartford, sunday "oini"e' f''' - N-Ses
Parish In the 35th year OF bis age
etnpSoNIn This city, Margaret Simpson, widow Of the lat
Robert Simpson, aged 50 years ana months
Az In BROOKLYN the 20th inst of consumption
& .1aI wife Of Jonn Sullivan late Of Cumberland street
that city. -. l.. a, ...,.-o 81 -.
Su-FFNY-on Monday FEB. co. Of scarlet fever Minnie
Ssn,bter Of Charles and Elizabeth sweeny aged years
months and IA days.
sToIIn this city Monday, Feb. o. after short 10
mess In confinement Msgdelene s,o IN the 23d year OF her
WlTBERELL-In this city Tuesday, Feb. 81 Lewis ID.
Withere youngest DR. j. and Clara Withere age6
yeers, 9months and days.
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ACTS OF THE LEGISLATURE.

The following acts OF the present session OF the
Legislature are on file in the Office of the Secretary Of
State
To authorize the SUPERVISOR the County Of Rensselaer,
10 audit bills for repairs OF comfy buildings.
To authorize tie shareholders the Gas Company
TO reduce the number Of Directors Of said Company.
in the lot Assembly District Of the County Of Delaware
special election be held In such ds Tuesday the h
The act entitled an act to authorize the election Of
especial Judge and Surrogate IN the County Of G..sn
To authorize County Clerks to enter satisfaction Of jade
Anthorizine the Trustees Of School District No IL Ia the
Hdgeway and Shelby Orleans County 70 raise money
g. In relation the PoOrHOuse and in Dutebes.
In relation the Fees of the County Treasurer In the
to- Relative to Railroads in the City CT NewYOrk.
H. Making appropriations pay interest the temporary
osn pOvde for the payment OF the floating debt Of the
r. To confirm incorporation of the oswego Ch. Factory
Of the City Of Oswego.
the City OF Syracuse" passed March B. 1885, and also to
entitled at amend an set entitled ~ act %
el o. the City OF Syracuse passed March g.
a. Authorizing the Commissioners Highways OF Orange
the County Of ROcAisnd to build briase the
is To legae certain dongs Of the Charleston Congregational
Society 10 Lima, Livingston County.
6 Relative 10 the Jutces Of the Peace OF the county Of
tsego and elected to hold Courts OF Sessions IN
said county the general election held on the 9Th day Of Now
II For holding special the Supreme Court times
and places appointed for the holding of Circuit Courts OF Oyer
and 1861. 49, 49,. -.
provide for appointment OF musoners the ADJUST
en and payment claims for the services OF the
Militia of this State In the Of l3l2 passed April II,
1859.
70. The relief Of Julius g. Wgrdman.
20. Relative to cutting ice on Hudson River.
Il. Relative to Jail Of Alegany County.
a. Conrring certain powers Superintendent Poor Of Rens
selaer County.
49, Relative to Workhouse in Monroe County.
"a authorize Board of Education School District No.
West Farms Westcheser County to raise money by tai e
purchase sit and build school houses.
IS yillsgt Of Albion 10 raise money BY tax
20 For relief OF infant children Of Sarah Boree. -
a. Authorizing Agent and Warden Of Sing Sing Prison 10 p
chase certain land.
28. Amer ding charter Of Ogdensburg.
% Providing election Of Police Justice IN Hanover Chan
tauque County.
80 Authorizing John Nsstrsnd establish ferry Cay
"a Lske at Cayugs Bridge.
b. To amend Of Dutehess County Mutual Insurance
Company.
49, apply proceeds Of State Tax for the support Of SCHOOL,
3D. Amending relief Of Thomas ?. Woodwork.
provide election Of Police Justice 10 Wa.ertowI
IS. To amend the charter of Dunkhk.
49, Relative to compensation OF Cer OF Court IN Oneida
County.
81 70 facilitate the completion of the, Hudson River and
Lake Ontario Railroad.
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Helpers advice 10 non-slavehoders not % patronne
slavebol3ers.
Slavery hiss crushed the spirit Of 76 in all the Save
States i nee came TO Missouri, have been aston
issed the restraint 1t exerci-ed over Tres labor
me from the Free States. To hear them say know
That Slavery s curse, bat il will not do 10 say 80
"pdblicy," makes one feel that the patriots oil the
Revelation bed in vain for the rights secured 70 us in
tae Constitution Of the United States, for their unworthy
posterty about 10 yield them up to satisfy the de-
maDds OF Slavery.
You will sec in The KirksriHe Democrat send you,
that The editor has psraded few statistics, giving
Missouri the advantage of Illinois. sent him pretty
full table. taken fr I'm tbs tables OF 1891, which
showed that Illinois far ahead of Missouri IN popu-
laton and wealth, which he refused 10 publish.
Yours truly JAS. 7. MILLIKEN.
LiTk,rus Jan. "a
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philadelphia Cattle Markei-FEB. p.

The supply of Beef Cattle this week though not very
head msny hch fine condition and the oss sod az
hizh as 2yd l0J 10. The price, however,
was from 81 for ordnsry and good Among the beeyes
small lot of choice from Ono They brought gooc
prices and will be slaus hered as snow beef
SHREPTbis m continues to be largely supplied bat not
wihsianGng tbE sales brisk and former prices vel
maintained Tie estbis week 10 over go head al
from safe gross l09l2c. y n d. essed.
Hostile demand for Hogs continues active and al oaer.d
2AO head sold from 81 25d SO and S92 for sted
Hogs and from SO SO 100 n for Cornfed Porkers
COws1he sale OF Cows amounted rs head
ing from $2Cd 80, according quality and condition
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Deean Steamers. &r.

A TLANTlC AND PACIFIC STEAMSHIP
FORMERLY THE V4NOERBILT LINE,
FOR CALIFORNIA
The oRy kpe carrying the T. s. Mails on tins route, under
e<ntEaet wi the
STR ANO 2OrB OF EACH MONTH.
From the old-s established Wharf foot OF WaTen-st n
The favorite steamship NORTHF RN GIT viii leave New
YOrk MONDAY. March connecting via Panama Railroad
with the steamship CHAMPION. . .- ,,,,,,, d, ,<,,,r
The NORTH STAR Will succeed the NORTHERN LIGHT,
having Newly ork March 20.
only having exru steamer both at Panama
snd Asanwah is-re prompt conneotion O passengers ~
passage or Height any point the route apply at the
emily ofise 81 the Company in the City Of New-foIk
No III West-st., foot Of w arTen-st
D. b. ALLEN Agent
KB-An person, forbid trusting any account OF
tes sbeye shiPs or owners
IN ADVANCE of the UNITED STATES
MAILS
OLD MAIL LINE
CALIFORNIA,
PANAMA RAILROAD.
Extra Steamers at Panama and Acapulco.
REGULAR DAYS STH and 2OTH Of EACH MONTH.
On MONDAY, March s. a. 2 p M,
The North Atlantic Steamship Company VIII dpaeh the splen
BALTIC,
A. GRAY Commander
Fer ASPINWALL DIRECT an viii connect, VIA Panama
Rsroaa with the Pacific Msn Steamship ComPsnys steamer
GOLDEN AGE,
J. r. WATKINS Commander,
And proceed DIRECT 20 SAN FRANCISCO
For keight apply the Office 9th Company No B8 Wsst
Fer passage spsy the Oce-Cve the Gateon he WHAT
~ the fec, Of Jsnsl-st., 10 VIM. n w tNhuAHl;
Letters TO al parts Of California viii be taken by
Wells FsTgo Co.'S aud Freeman Co.'S Expresses by these
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0NFEDICAL COMMON SENSE."-Dr. E. b.

"NIEDICAL COMMON SENSE. DIR. 4. b.
w FOOTE, the author Of this popular book returns 70
Saratoga Springs the LIST OF May Let no
one who a difficult disease Of long standing fall 70 consult
hin at Thousands of supposed nouabe cases nave been
ed by his medicines and electricity. he gives minerals
He efecting miraculous In this city by bus common
sense practice Winter Office No $40 Broadway NEXT door to
Dusseldorf GGlery) HewYork Consultation Tree once
hoys from to p Invads at distance can consult MN
by Book viii be sent by mall postage PAID 70 those
urho remit IL Address above.
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MARRIED,

ooTHoUT-DRAKEon Tuesday, Feb a. at Calvary Chnreh,
BY Rev. Edward NJ Peche Edward Oohout TO julia C.,
daughter of the late Wm. II. Drake.
TAYLoR-RANDOLPH-onW Wednesday, FEB. /, by the Rev.
T. L. Taylor Eugene Tsy Mary Randolph daughter
of John B. Randolph, all OF orooklyn.
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hudson RIVER RAILROAD.--From Dec.
a. 1859 Trains will leave Chsmbers-st Station follows
E1press Trains and II and 1880 for Sing sing 5:i5
and 40 D. for 2ouehkeepsie 1870 and 2:20 and 6;IO
D M foi Peekski 515 p. Montreal and Buffalo Pasen
rr Train with ping leaves 3lstst daily At $3.50
The Pouah eepse Peekk and Sg Sing Trains stop OF most OF
Way stations Passengers taken az ChambeIs Canal cans
topber en Newly ok leave Troy az 6l5 and
1910 No. and and p and Albany sDont 10 minutes
1850 A. ?. SMITH Superintendent.
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II TON for BOSTON PROViDENCE-Land Route-The
shortest and most drect-Caryine the Eastern Mall -
VANDERBILT Capt d. e. sturge IN connection with the
and Providence Boston and Providence Ra
roads leaving orb daily SUNDAY excepted from Pier NO.
an K FIRST wharf above Batterypace at and ston
mson $3.50 arrival OF the mail tram Whlch kaVes
The C. VANDERBILT, from New ork-Monday wednes;
day, and Friday From Stonngton-Tuedsy Thursday and
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York-Tuesdsy, Thurs
day end Saturday From Stouington-MoBdSy Wednesday
and Friday.
Passengers proceed from stonneton per railroad to Prov
dnoe Boston IN the Express Mail Train reaching sad
places IN advance of those other and in ample time for
early morning lines connecting North and East fssse
gers that prefer board the nights
undurbed breakfast desired, and leave sonngton IN
the m train connecting Providence with the IL train
Fare nom Providence to Newport so cent?
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer and train through
FOR berhs ststeroous OF freight apply board the
steamer or Office Pier No North River at the
Office Of the Company, No. Is Bsttery-plaee
CFKTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY-
~ Connecting at New Hampton with the Delaware Leeks
and Western Railroad and At Esston with the Lehsh
Valley Railroad. - ~
WINTER ARRANGEMENT-C Commencing Dee 49, 1sS9
Of Courtlandt.st at NJ II w.. and Ale p For someT
Vile by the above trains and a. $3.50 p. m.
From No North River az 1880 and ll;D M and 500
D. M for and intermediate at0ns for somerThle by
he above trains and at 4:30p N.
The ~ n train from foot Couandt, and the l:30
from Pier axe close connection at Esston with the
Lehieh Valley Railroad and thence via East ha
road Reading without change Of and connects al eSd
direct for Pottsvile and Harrisburg ~,
for the Delaware LRekaw and western s
road will leave New a n. from foot Couandtsti OF
1880 from Pier n B. only for Iehgh alley Railroad o. ana
frorn foot Of Coursndtt and At 1870 and :5o IN
Pier =. K. JOHN o. STERNS, superintendent
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u PORT and FALL RIVER.-Tbe splendid aud superior
E1 ROPOLls Capt Brown, leaves New orb every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at O'Clock p.
NJ, snd the EMPIRE STATE, Capt braytsn, MONDAY,
MEDkESDAY, and FRIDAY, at o'clock p. M from Pier
No g. n. X ,
Hereafter no will be regarded secured to any spp
until the shall have been paid for
Freight Boston h forwarded through win great dispatch oJ
Express Freight Train - ~.
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CUPREME COURT of the STATE of NEW

CUPREME COURT Of the STATE Of NEW
- YORK-Ciiy and County Of Newly ork-FRARkLiN A.
PADDOCK Receiver &C. Of the property and effects OF
WILLIAM HlRCHFELDT, Plsiat6, agt. WILLIAM HIBCH-
FFLDT and JACOB BLOOMISGDALE, Deiendants-Ssn-
n on ReieftCou. not ger 10 the Defendants above
named You hereby and required the
noInpaut In this action which February g. 1860 filed In
he Ofcs OF the CLERK Of the City and County of New
he ofce In the CityHa IN the City County and State OF
and 10 copy Of 10 the said com
t on the subscriber hi Office number 81 Pine street. in
p CIV o New FORK within twenty days after the serv,e OF
~ Summons on you exclusive o. he day Of such service and
vo IN 20 answer the said ut within the time afore
"a 81 DtiA En- this action -ppy 70 the Court for the
ieS dsnded Ia the complaint dated New,nor February
1850. 'OiA4' - pisrtia1s A,,o,1n.v
Zee lawlOw Th IIaneln A'toIhey'
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STOCK ri RAILROADS, &C.
port Beeyes and other Stock received by Rail

The Enc Railroad makes the following report
of Of Stock for the week ending this day; None
BEEF CATTLE.
Number reported for this market at Forty fourth
The prices to-day quoted as follows -,
nedium ~ Some good quoted. Wall
The general average Of the market at &c
The most OF the sales range from 6 to &c, .
Prices y head and y h Of different weights will be found IN
accounts Of sales Of sundry droves. 49,
Tota number received in the city this week
This liz morethan week. and 49 head more than
the average The number each "Wednesday
year J9 head while the number to-day being
1853 shows 40 head than the average and head more
than this dar week
lnlln ling drnxe arei N maIket:
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,r,o CuIpTTS RONNET aud ROSE his wife,

ITO CHARLES BONNET aud ROSE ms wife,
i PFTFR EOBIEET and CHARLES ExERTI H- y
are hereby summoned TO answer the compliant o. oeos w
which " a. filed with the CLERK OF the supreme Court
T s County of Queens the fourteenth Day o. ocooe os
thousand eight hundred and nifty nine against you ~ ~
copv OF vouT answer on my office, NO oo
In the Civ OF New within twenty days Aei we
this summons exclusive the day Of service ana ~
snwer The complaint within the twenty days Aforesaid the PLAIN
6 win apply 10 the Supreme Court at Special Term tneeo
October IA 1883 H. L. RIKER,
tss9 isse,.TI PIaiatif's Attorney,
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The following Is hist Of the Sheep Droyers q bTewnes.
From New OK Timothy GOODWIN li D. Keel w. nennuey
a. I9i-5s6 Erom nrw.Jes~y Antrew hooDfn: ~ oeo,ss
n Holcom a. Peter Hever ~ L. Bells 81 Dsv,a Nc~ooo
T..1n Cro.. Az NJ H. Nels l4 Craig Maybsrry x'Ilo
From pdaLa H. w. Gilbert TO George BE 1sn 'I.n
Kennedy, W. II. somers 14o. From Oensoe' N"'e'' MI
bott78. =, ~ NJ v tas.
o. Bren reports the following dro7es H. Bases T. TO
A. Lester N. T. 335 Nathan Kenyon N IL so' ~ " ''V
o, 2o9-e55. - -
sALss oT sHEEp-wcsrsw reports the sales Of the ABOVE
ESQ at average Of 81 S. q head. Ak m
AT Brow ne's r. H. Hume sold l9 at average Of sSW
head Thos LaTkn sold Sol average Of 81 a.
head no. and lambs at ~ l2 each jas hcSe'tJ
sold 217 head at "a average Of IS co.
TBF HOG MARKET
The receipts just large enough 20 supply moderate o.
nnd ctv retail butchers sn1 lew rvnd 70 shall
towns The large slaughter houses mosty die
The following quotations made By George W. Dcrman
who Hogs are selling out slowly AZ these prices Dot ne oe
not anticipate any advance
HOGS THE WEEK.
Live. Deed.
First quality eornfed large f'e'''''"sfgstc- Sste
Second quality coIn-fed 1ctc-
FIRST quality small sizes, fat and prime,
for Inarl et 1s4o
Second oualiry still.Ged, j''''''''' s~ 49,
Western fled. ...................3 aotc UTtc-
Small sizes choice stock hogs mot W1ntee
n, no Of Hog received Aerton's Western yards To- "eok
By the Hudson River Railroad ..'....''."''Ls%
By the Erie. 's'''''''''s'
BY Camden and Amboy. ......s''''''.'.'''''' Vol
Total.
U.syx Cor Hogs 81 d6tc.t Stilers heayy.s.''b Hogc-
ar, 40 ......-d- do ight..,."........'o 1tic-
MsrIet trade....6. d6tc. @'te'
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NEw-YORK CATTLE nABKET.
REPORT -.

For THE wHEK EypYe "WEDNESDAY. Feb. q, 1860.
TOTA BRCKIPTs KINDS Y0R THE WEEK
According to the reports from the several mskepsoe IN the
city, there have been received this week;
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Leave fso Ct Courtlandt st. Jersey City Ferry daily
(Sundays eycep;eel $40 for Pernont and sufen 10
a M and d n Tor Piermont. Leave SuAem at and
Piermont es5, and 2:l0 Stages coanect for Hack
ensaek SchTGenburg, Nysck New City, and Hsyerstraw.
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Roohng.

DATENT MICA and FIBR0US
CEMENT ROOFING
upAd to every variety Roof new old aud uneqused
durability beauty aud chespnts composition IN nse
CEMENT FOL SALE by the barrel with printed Instructions Tor
JOSEPH DITTO { Co No. 3,s Broadway, ~ Y
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nienmhcais an6 RAILROADS..


Anew YORK AND ERIE RAILROADS.
IN g~r Trains leave Pier loot Of Dunnest follows VIZ;
DUNKlRk EMPRESS at "a D., for Dunkbk, buffalo, Can
sods igus end principal immediate stations. 49,,
NEMBURGH EXPR ESS a. $3.50 p. fer Eewbuth Aic-
aletown and intermediate Stations
NIGHT kXPRkss At 4S p. n, for DEnkirE Buffalo Canaan
asgua and principal Stations. .
The Express Trsns Emirs with the CanandAgnA
and Niagara Fans Railroad Binghamton with the Syracuse
Railroad al Corning with Railroad for Rochester and But
fao Great Bend the Railroad for Scraton and at bu
fo and Dpnkk with the LaAe Shore Railroad for cleveland
Cincinnati Toledo Detroit Chicago 6c and the Canada Ral
roads CHAS. MlNOT General supt
R,TH'I HkRsE Receiver.
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Me0iral.
r OUIsVILLE ARTESIAN WATER,

Cures all arrangements OF
The Stomach, The Glands
Tie Liver The Digestion,
The Kidneys The Secretions.
Also, Rheumatism, Govt, Gravel
stimulates the Appetite and gives relief to the stomach ana
~ e S. T. THOMPSON, Agent,
No 6l8 Broadway, stairs.
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OoRTLAED and CANADA sENu-WEEELY

DORTLAED and CANADA BEu-WEEKLY
n LINE, Via VICTORIA BRIDGE.
TIE hIstolAst steamships
SnLLsss5fLAhL.........CsPt sidney OroweL
fALAf sCO...s......... Capt L. -. Layhedt
~ leaye Pier Ne Il North River HewYoki and Browns
wharf Portland every WEDNESDAY and sAfURDAY, a
'clsck p IA Running tune % hours.
Passage, including mesk and stAeroom, e.
ThSse steamers Railway, Esd
sr the chSsest and most expeditions freight line hOnsA
md QDs0Ss.
AsSIyK d. .. CROMWELL 4 Co., No. se wsstss-
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A TTANTTC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAvI-

A T14ANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NANl-
~ CATION COXPANY'S NETWORK AND GALWAY
LINE The next departure Newly orb viii be the splen
Sd po steamship PRINCE ALBERT Capt Nicholas
Prowse hich will leave THURSDAY March l. 1850 to1eb
tDs A. Johns n F. receive the royal Ills Ths vessel
has greatly improved at large outayi her aceommoda
increased aud IL Of the hDest sne
hstes. steamers shost. -
PEIcsr OF PAssAsR-F class $50 and SIS; third $50 In
elung tickets many Of the principal cse the main
rsiwAS Britain and Ireland Third Glass m1e
provide pao knife fork &C. and bedding Passengers 10 St
1ohns and SO Passage n the third class can
BE- bring persons cut rom GE~ay for So For
ALEX. HOLLAND Co.,
Agents for the line, No. o. Broadway.
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TIyHE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
YRoN NEw-YoRK TO LIVERPOOL -
Chief Cabin Passage.
Second Cabin P.sesge. 10
LIVERPOOL
Second Cabin Passage
The shps Boston call at Halifax and Cork daroor
PERSIA, Cap: JadkDs, CANADA capt Lang
ARABIA Cspt. J. Stone, AMERICA, Sapt hlisI.
ASIA Cant 4 O. Lott MAG ARA Capt. Anderson
AFRICA Can't Shannon, EUROPA, Capt. J. Leitch,
- SCOTIA (now building).
vessels clear white light at mast mead green on
starboard bow Il port bow. - N, an
ARABIA Stone leave N York. Wednesoay req.
EUROPA Leitch. leave Boston WEDNESDAY seIcn
1HRCA Shannon leave N. York Wednesday March IA
1900 N;ii.s lszvs Boston.. Wednesday MaIoh 81
ASH Iott..... leave N York "Wednesday March 70
ntA 49, -. issvs BoAon..... "wednesday, April
ChF51a7 S.ns issve N York =. "Wednesday, April II
NIAGARA Miller. leave Boston Meenesoay P %
PERsIA JudkiIE leave N YORK. wednesday APiN -
Berths not secured TIL paid for T. Gil
The these ships viii not be aecountaoe Joy
sivr Buisn Specie Jewery, Precious stones OF et
le bills OF ladng signed therefor and the value 'nefeo
thsrnp "a pressed For freight or passage apply 70, A.
T. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green