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NORTHWESTERN BANK OF GEoRGIA.-The notes on
this Bank are taken at par at the City Bank.
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PimpIes BanishedI
Faces Made ClesFg
HOW
By one weeks use Of the Magnolia Bs psrssetly hazn
% but elegant and sfectuol preparation.
Price 80 csnts per bottle. Bold everywhere.
wEHAGAN 4 co., Preprietors, Tro5,N. z.
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THE OHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

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ENreign.

New YORK, June 4.-The steamer Borussia has
arrived with Liverpool dates of the 2lst, being one
days later advices.
Sales of cotton on day of sailing $1,000 bales.
The Asia's news stiffened the market. Manchester
dull
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TENHE Nashville Commercial Insurance. Company 49, IL
day declared semfannual dividend OF - ssSS.
share the capital stock payabls AID Sss TifxrP
Secretary.
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MRS. wINSLOW,

MRS. WINSLOW9
An experienced and female physician has soOthn
Syrup for children teehng which greatly facilitates the process
testhng by sOenng the gums reducing all Inflammation
will asy pain, regulate the bowels Depend
upon IT, mothers will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health to your infants Pfy safe in all Bee sdveT
tisernent In smother column oct2S-ly
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Guns! Guns! GUNs!-MCCALL & FALL have just
received large lot of Guns, Powder, Buck shot,
&C., &c. Call soon.
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Cr.m Fortress Monroe,

NEW York, May Cotton dull and unchanged
Lieut. Col Farnham commands the Fire Zouaves
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IN, RoIe,. % walker Legion"

The first steamer from Liverpool to New Orleans
il advertised to sail in August.
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TTEsAder have you ssr WoOas aavcftlssuens In cur
paper. Read itI It will interest you.
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meeting Of the Board Of Directors Tennessee
day April 1867, call unpaid Subscriptions
10 capital stock Of the Company ordered paid
the Treasurer at his Office in franklin, follows viii
Two dollars share TO be paid the Monday jane
1861.
dollars per share, paid the aIt Monday Jaly
1861.
Two dollars per share, be paid on arss Monday In
Aug, 1851
Two dollars per share, be paid he ars Monday Sep
tember, 1861.
per share, paid en- the arss MohdAy in o.
tober, 1861.
Two dollars SHARE to Be paid the hrss Monday in NeVsn-
Der, 1851. r. Il. BRADLEY,
pllO-2m Secretary
Hungarian Grass Seeds,
400 SACKS Hungarian ars1, s's S ipT sas z
Potatoes. Potatoes.
UsT received per NAshVlie O0 barrels No
- shamrock Potatoes, for sale By
JAMES MeLAUdHLAN CO.,
jans9-H No. Markets. rssi
Military Cap Mandatory.
yEyHE public hereby that they procure At
the shortest notice Military Caps made in every style
at the lowest cash rates
Country merchants will find this excellant opportunity
purchase Caps ofeyry description made TO order cheap
wholesale rates
The subscribers long experience him 70
challenge competition Call and sxsaine samples at
A. LANDE, Agent,
No 81 North MsFksS street,
opposite Watson House,
mAyT7-d3m Nashville. Tenn
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TWAS universally Implanted all other 0ntents and healing
applications the Eastern and Weern Hemisphere,
wherever introduced and It's insio merit the true secret
Of IL success s oGaeoVs dfscttons whether the
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MEMPHIs, May 30, 1861.


F.V., Eso-DEAR SIR AS Corresponding Secre-
tary of the Young Ladies' Protective Union aud
Sympathetic Anti-War Society of the city of Mem
phls, am directed to address you.
The object of this Society is to afford aid and
comfort to young gentlemen who love the peaceful
walks of life and in theory and practice avoid the
strife of battle, keeping lar away from the re-
Vengeful and hated enemy.
The Society having by reputable information and
observation been made acquainted with your peace
full and quiet disposition and your natural horror
of Observation-Disclosures highly valuable IN our own
sex-we desire to convey to you our heartfelt sym
patty, and the assurance of our protection, so far
as within our power. As those arraysd in the clas-
sic habiliments of are, by universal custom
and courtesy, exempt from the rudeness of the foe
we have thought best to elect you an honorary men,
Der of our Society and herewith beg respectfully to
tender for your especial use full suit of robes
worn by our sex.
Trusting you will appreciate the motives which
have thus prompted our action, and that you will
adopt the robes thus efectually shielding you
from the duties and dangers which devolve upon
those who have taken up arms against an unprinci-
pied foe with high personal consideration, in behalf
Of the Society, l beg to subscribe myself,
Very truly your loving friend and sympathetic sister,
NANCY GOLDSMITH,
A true conv of record L Cor. Sec'V, etc,
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TIE You've LADIES PRoTscrvE UMos, Erc.-1t
may interest such few of our young gentlemen,
whose chns are beginning to shew signs of ap-
preaching manhood, says the Memphis Avalanche,
to know that the philapthropc young ladies of our
city have formed themselves into an association
called "The Young Ladies' Protective Union and
Sympathetic Anti-War Society," As fully setting
forth the objects and purposes of the society. we
are permitted to copy letter from the Correspond
ing Secretary to young gentleman, under date Of
yesterday. We are rejoiced to know that ample
provisions have been made for the protection Of
such show themselves entitled to the attention Of
this most worthy association Of ladies. But to the
letter:
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BURss - soALDs
TIE FRIEND OF THE NURSERY

The Maehinist, the Ira Z
yidusl whose lot in life {
chance Of accident from egpto- I
bear in mind that this Magic !,
friend. It IL both portable :
be his companion, a. q friend ,
CT living witnesses 70 testify :
owe their sound limbs and |:
The following are . few Of
DALLKY'S MAGICALPAIN .
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MA rkoIs by telegraph,

NKw ORLEANS, June 4cotOn sales to-day, 600 bales; Pri
extremely irregular; Mddings u, sales Of days 500
bales Receipts 90 bales, against bales during
corresponding time last years Decrease In total receipts
port eOmDsred with last $50 600 bales; At all Southern
ports 93 coo bales superdno Hour $780, rreghts penny
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STILL AHEAD.
ShoesI ShoesI!

WHEREBY Rock CITY Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADULTERATTOh
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CHICAGO, May 4-The Tribune urges the appoint
ment of Douglas Democrat to the Senatorial va
cancy.
J. D. Pully, Representative, has been arrested by
Col. Prentiss at Cairo for treason.
The Southerners have 5000 men at Union City,
another regiment having arrived Friday. There
are 5000 between Memphis and Cairo. Gen. BesU-
regard was expected at Union City Saturday.
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NEW BOOZE.
REMOVAL.

TNTE have removed Produces Commission huse=s
Wv 20 the house No College street, Unon and
Church. formerly occupied b. Niehol, Green Co,
shall keep constantly hand large Of Gil articles
the Produce line which prepared sell VERY
lsvesscssh prices.
B. B. Common BRO.
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AMUsEMHA


~ IN, 30 y N~NSN>> eesnd 4. /.
I..i iff E', e 1s il r SSs s
o. kissa s' 4ll sss Win l.
MON AND pYraIAs,
So vt ss ss 'ss .ss n has
n,oo,,.' !, ror.,. g4soS' .
~ psd he Managing ueDnsiee q the Volunteer xs
lhI ). PIRE cIrY volUsrEKR RELlEr FUND
wsn..d.s sysros pin the sclosts p,san az g. .o I'd
SSes - in N Sa "a. OF Se ,,,,
.s.,s % nADisD pvols,s The eos.stuos OF tie up',d
am sh;Ss.ns' o. our sllos citizens das ibs
ps.ro oSy aud At Ii came ssss " shass sas
s S . H. nsns c. da leaving for he seat Of
q tamiy ass .se.a. AID in yo'Gas,er
Sss trusting s. o
e. ,he,r any for eDsa and shelter Of
AND whereas IAN teeind, either through &ss,
o. soen ose hs sssss q :
as heart. ala. fellow o,taess In who roprs
enc whereas, N e-,lmAaoo no better method >,
he .n ind, 81 & ssss 90 s'
SF sna S. as sS n S BE-
.i,e .,'y ..uc.e.r r. ~ iura the % gran.
s%s sds epsa n.y .. sse1 ssa
Ned 0u 81 .h hri osess o aas tapa
&c, t4y 7rsssrer ard Managing Comm II Ihreen
IN be-
at s.oi future TN be proper al ting OF tho
sussrh~'s To ch iun0 the pun .
rp but IN the mrsnt'me thir meerg clothes said officers
vi power tuh Gent 70 rLoer such may I'm
fud
ov,d Thst sscbec uoman Is hereby ,poin,ed Pro.
d n. q $40 ,unt suect =, the ratification OF the sEt
tssos,d ha, Dr nil L,bd ~ In hereby pointed
rtAry - safe 'uod sphect 70 tho ratification OF The first
genera M efsre Of the sub-t rte,s
kesuased Ihs Nnh' nbss Ia hereby appointed Trea.
- ta,a tuha, subject tae ratification OF the first
" mere, meet of the su
r,sol'd, ts't george gos, Edvin forrest Esq,
on I, odcts e'u.sessnt, Mp h Marsn ESQ
B'sfy Eao Hon. a Saynard Ntehbur 30 William
\ bio TO, s,hest Cock, ksq Eijsh y furdy Esl
hob John NsLry, janice NJ Nixon, 10 ana b,n aei n
esly b. ana they Der, by sppo,n'ed Managing omn
subject the
mteina - ". sutscti1rs
Ano ~hress fellow citizen, james n. nixon Haq has
Ld-r for the the fund the
pr,se ar q niLLts performance at Nbios garden;
se.o That this m eng chserfuY Acc pts Of such tea
tb.nkr . hr tnon tor tee generous Ter
MtCuAk h. HOFFMAN President.
DAnIfL u IoBI I'll. tecr~tar.
,S - ~ ''''''' '''s' 0s '''0'n"fia ''' ABOVE ''
HORACE GREELEY
kMArUEL Y HAST
Hon LII MI WARD
n ). rAYSOND,
A. >. DUvALn,
Juoge n LEONARD,
JUDGE BsnNAnD,
DELAFitLD edITH,
Judge sUTuEhLAND.
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IL BI hks, aL11.unknh-UFFIjE l1 30 gERf
IL. ~ni ~ 1T suci,n, Mooday, Hhh lost ~ 10Y
uoock ,he LIS hammond stroet choice seicc
buurebuid urbure oompris wo "a, mshogaa
aud walnut Liv. Easy mars, Sofas Loung-s bn
rvsu teshr beds H.r Bru Ia Csrpets, on
cloths, s Table Linen Cutlery Plated Ware, oro,kery
kitchen &c
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EDrAhD srBENOk, AvuTIuNaHh
u MsOeLFlCtrf OAsINnr ~ aNIruRg,

The a s.n .c,uic aud rtation Of Alsiis POTTER,
py q H. sIh >NCa, raesdsy Aorii N q.
Sooioek = NO. ta2 sfosdsay the entire stock OF els
ys-t ,bnet Furniture, osusisa blscg wypd AID Il
fsssr eus ~ 80 rl-xan bl eek word aut git rste
Nrses ulsiJ VIII elsioH. elegantly
usewocd ano Al. GIT rer fables statuary
sbis iers tac'e- e~s snt biacs gilt
cthsr elegant raf,or farn'u wood lied walnut
cnsmner furuiu,e eis.ny c,rsro rnuud o,ensres bed
stesde sissut ma'be tnp dressing 6u-eku asuatands
aud 1oaands., OF 4 .ihrSry 4 niIaga 10
tttrg ~ ibr 1uokc-~ea febes ~o,n a.
snd EAt Dba- dph d-t-rad bsck Chs rs Cravings
ssa hc nd large ART nent OF Other esg "a, ~ nj
xp lhs ab va all be ext too Nonosy aod t,e
~ nc NJ - ctfuiy tuvtd TO examine a. asIt ps
prrcnp urtiy go d sit,ou reservo
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Py n " sCHrNSs, on snesday, April 30, at 1
oi ber 40 la S,oAd say an eiesans
TO Of the team Ia sorgan uorse tho Il
without exception eher Tor Ia
p.n.lersD. st~ie ork KIND gentle aud sJirt
ted u h. quite Ihs OF DER Is
his.k Bssk Aarr baudsonr, KIDD and gentle In !
very p-a-Aus aud saddle ss for lady
s~rt.m n they NIT hands high, and match
u,ely looks aci The haze on IT, nea " new, In
p~rfrcs naton al u-cd aud
fotew .ttso shm-nt be every fair day from
~ cloak I'll p-s .olt OF tbs M-cuants Exc sause
BY calling ho stable nos % and "A Vest 1hreea.h
trtet
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PPEALs BLING MaDG 10 Us rnos At PA
a OF the Continent repeatedly bv tie 0rtuoate vic
ms Ui ihdiActrnn abuse sud disease mporlnr 70
ktovr 20 community Of then
a. many possible their mseriea auSed BY
inform them asdif their vlshca by sfverR
INC cur fsfia London fcS York Medical sdvscr and
MnTrsge Guide go pages 100 n o. traiional widely
tibe asn u an eIns guido - health ADD happiness
roth old and young should read H. receipt o. ~ By
RICHARDSON, No Ntscy NJ. cot; ROSS a 1OuSEY, i2l
nassau street. rev York, and =. JOHNSON, ~ state
sr' es IN cage or the author LAhMOsF yecisa aud
tDt OIL SLY said
nR CoBBErT Has RE- aUsED FROM NO 10 DUANE
~ W No. ~ Gen where he
can be y nsvlted privately daseeses. y ~
member a the new orb -sity (dedcL Colsee
his diploma In his olcc Prvae eniIsnoe al No Clay Ean
place.
nH. wAbD 10 IAraHT sTBpEr CONTINUES TO BE
~ conndcniiaiy ana cnessfulv ineh Oulrk
AZ law prites 1hc doctor attends 90 IOP
nH. LIMBS CAN BE CONSUL RD on ALL DIsRAaBs
- u imses With unparalleled success W East seven
tenth ftrect near bird avenuf.
IL by CenlihZ Ut WAND, w Iaight W
pi ANN V hun Nlh much uferlla C,ns uitaon free
A ~. T.. NURRY E--,faLvatIs Applied Fos fE
m mails complaints also pnruo'r &c Iona FROM II
upth NJ ~ IbAric ar 0ct, ras o. H. Varek
pnospaSOF REssriI, NO zoe guAngRRs arREgT
conrui,ef - urrni letter 10 box 2sfQ Bos
tcn of1oe, No Harrisoo avenue
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Y a LyDLo.,s ID tg s,I1As AZ l ,r,,rn.v

g. n. Ii DLOW 4 co viii SAIL a. saoso on sendsy.
ALr - st II cicck, at 30 East Thirty ona
bs.kon and Fourth al the Furniture, Of
carved rosewood aror Quits. In satin brocacl;
handsome fdo and Reception Jhars 10 do Turkish
Clair, caivo rosewood kgeres, mahogany top
bes ahogany top Fancy stand, cd Plan hand
statues CIT CoInioes oak Chairs IN moros,o OAK Er
Sion Table u EN- heos urains carved bl k
siesd. Maresses nah sany tsp Comm.dcs blnck walnut
lonIgs biack vainut CAGE seal .hslrs AID Bookcase
en.u He'd martlc top Dressing bureaus Wsshstaods
isbes e,ei Iep stry Rfuas Is md three ply Carpet On
Plt q STR ct - = -
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REMOVAL .,
BOSTON STEAMERS
On ard after
WFDrH~DAY, mAYl,
THE STEAMERS or
rHR NORWICH AND WORCESTER LINE
VIII nave
Their rev,
NO. ~ rUK1n AVER.
root OF veetry street
The new ard msrAifcent ste arners
CITY Of BOSTON
CITY or sSw FORK,
Vow being duished,
WI LAKE their place The line
Esry in dune next
Y. q MARTIr, Agent.
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InNARn snhENcK. AuoroNEER. -ELE

IL bOus. bcd fufD,tur..-k ar n .ouas, n Will se.l
Monda, h inst st los ocvcx, ~ No " vlutnn ao
Bosdssy AL Vi -legsos Household fursiure consin
house wood fi4nfOfte carver ROSEWOOD
faor QUIT oserrd brocat-i rosescod OK
mAbe t"p ctegere, Centre and rier Dies
Ir.n pl-ts Man.i aud elegant Brcatel and
Ice Cur sins Uil afng, bronze mtuts ~ DAY ocx
aegean cruisers Oar elegant rieew I'D bedstet, bu
tesu ~s-hstsud. d orntnpdrs cal cha r. louases rch
srAu CHINA Heir nsttre-ses hue bisck wainu
fx'enttn l@oe dtbbg CHAIR china Lianer Set eie
9aut cut clsstwar.. II hen utentis &C, &C
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THE NORTH GFRMAn LLOSD's STEAMSHIP BRH
MEN Ii Vessels ccmnArder ping The III itet
s'etes nsu III "a frcm pier " north nvr OF Cham
hets street.
SATURDAY, May II, 1t " O'Clock N,
BBEMkN via gu HAMPTON,
tastnE pARengers 10
lONA IN, AAVhB, SOUTHAMPTON AND BRKMKN
at the foloSiug =
" Ct cabin. $40; second cabin 80; slcerAga Ss5
For freight or passage APPLY u
GkLfoKH, kEUTGEN RnICaaLr
10 broad e.alrs.
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p,pwAsD scHrsak. AlorIoanKs

~ LIT GacI HOUSE Jit rInNlFlhE
nv A ". a.. ~guc Nbndsy roth la ittrt. IL
o'ci.ck ~ 2C Eea z, street all the elegant
consiDo b. alb house consisting Ia u
ei Rnnt fo-c~o Pafur urs In ocste VOID Piano
re tpcn Iist- Murofs elegant cruca'el and Lace uur
evcsd IN srbl. ct CERES en r eet ref rabss
hectpao- and >sm .bars .pes,r and Bu@ols carpets.
pu-.a0,d ard g~y pedssads, marble p bureaus
W. nnnac-, Mat rssscs, ia and bedding,
tuteine eegapt lns uonm u nture, IN ns Dnnuf aud
Sea sii,cf ted Chin. aud asswArc al ais
the itcben rut Nth ehih tho tae VII cUnncaco
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CRFAr pARaATN.-rHR WILL NNOF RAIL
" road n use the Of Grrenw sd Uemetary.
en- the hrd "a, all be sold auction Al ne
CITY bni. Bfo allyn u"pdty, ~ T. ~ At W srlo * 10.
bons BIS Aiw,,s zone hrs'ress .no rsre pp1ru
nifty IL Offered far b- estsbsbusnt ~ rrr b-sr saloon
N none IN the vcipi,v Terms ~ taymert easy
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AmUsEMENTs.
N ls7Eh GAsbrn
Inc n.ns rneni has Pleasure in announcing hs -
eA slMsER sEAa0N
OF noLoAy evening Ap o. which win be insu urn q
FIRST AtPE.RAnoE
besuufui slc txllisn' com sieapa - " 80
Mka JOIN WOOD
IN oop Junction - ~ ihe admirable q med an
hh JUskPb JrFtrRSsIN
They WIN BE- supported BY gar aud graceful com any
suitable o the Oh - - -
LIsh! And MlRTaFUL PRICES
xnno WI frG NE attractions OF The season
go, MR.. JEFFERSON
si cuep "a snfsv, In thee pis Gee in ich sst
sssS . isy sdosc,S the rev York public 80 much
kERn fNkST
DKLI0HT
JRENT LIND
luz 0ovEnKoR's wvvE
NPs JOHN WOOD s..........-... JhrNY LIND
Which Ah- gill give her clsbrated Snxnol,
Awodo, u graz e. &c
4. JifFEhbsIh. ,QHAhBp 0Aa
y .ib his c~ir rated 'oreakdowun
Nnh. u lin WOpp....... % LEFTY bkld0t
mn cor short
~,ll subrace mes-rs j. Il btoddart psvioga.
nsilowo Jobnson, =. hanrsu &c
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u. hold furpfture.-b H. L, DLOw 90. sill sell Al
auction, ius.6Ay Aprti =. o. At o'c.ock at si
!ainsd = A6uss. e'p-s,ns 10 part hands raor
lace brooael sudow Nur,, Ina .ryed "a
Scsro. black walnut sOssyton Dining Table b waaas
Tapestry Ga Pea 3 Sso k'tcnen Furniture
C.,s,u--res ct The 0dlce. ~. 3 %, sseeet
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LLwARD eCukrlk, AvClIoShER
II bLko AMI Day HUnnE. COUPE ROCkAWAY AND
naaNGss,

By ~ IL sCHts0h, on Tuesday, 9th Inst, q one
r. ter ssle NJ I4t nfcsdwaya Horse.
hands tigo, ttgbt
kDo suIe Ssy, Siogie d.rne-s made ny
rsb,s but little ued aud Coupe kockAway, ely Quit,
6loLkct. Vain &C
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sIllPPINO.


wssx: :.J ns.:s sss .sI ys
e" *: e.: AZ .;sa
Si I'll !: s:sss.. ~ ss:s$ss:; "
or! u saIsoss m cisi I. s ss SSr s,,; Nay Is
dsvs'' saturday nn Dsss o. =, "a. s'as :.
i'f Do cabin london % s'ss.,' Loodo's
s's.s:s. asss: 900 a s ..ess, a;s s 9
ao rs,.,5des % Part. asy asmss. -"
X. i, Ss;s re .'
Ssrsss =, es can't, &c So ga
,hes cleaners bsye superior sccm si,on, so- p.sse,
M IRON sec on and hss MY s ss
mt ,qsss spPy yspo v.As
10 II Deb iqv.1s; IN enssss. Sse 70 ssS
$50 g asys S.s s' i
80 jS SSp . DALE 'sS. agent, IS sro.d-ay,sY
Tas AThAxsHIr
CHEAT KAsTRRN.
FOR LIVE RrooL,
Is intended to leave New DIRK on or ssou. May IS
Passages nosEr.
1sbn with very superior Recommendations
ST,ss PROM NEW YoaK And BOSTON TO IsE
sHs s%
their new and sSp paddle saes steamship
Fohsr Letch. ..cmander,
iou'hpg at st. johns 70 p.,sen<ers mails
First s.vss Dublin d lvsso s 0A '0i 80 and 500
ltd cabin . 9. is:y Li'erpoi olass ny
"a iislar q On = rt.'wsy 80
ps..s. scrs % poss a'''s sup "''
the Country s sfS 10
be steamer Ms,allo VII follow toe Columbia, sailing
srpasssse o. further aiOrnaaen apply :,
A. the ea.e &C the Company tho shsrr foot Of Canal
houL.sD AspISE4LL Asse..
Agents in Boston EAzho BIO, sABh.Ef
s1EAa. TO Hal BURG. HAvRs, LONDON AND
o Meter Gonna Ss r,ls
he nisd states mai, wh have from per Fl north river,
for p.nsar s.Ss My ss ss.,. u.r,
s,s, cabin sI5, .sosnd e.Sn, So; stee.s., SIS
TIE s,ea Of this nne WIN leave 6atur
at s y. ~. Gsy,ps n. .pi'd saass pat -
Mays 9. b RICHARD sDas, :"
TnE hoE1H or RMAn LLosDs STEAMSHIP sRs-
s'eses natl III "a trm pier " north nvsr Of Cham
SATURDAY. May II. .. u o'clockM.
BsEMsk via sou HAMPTON,
iGssys. GHvss, SOUTHAMPTON AND BRKmws,
q cabin. sloo second cabin. 30; stesr.sa $50
GkLfOKk, kEUT0EN RnICaaLT
% Droad va ns'atra
ENIH SOUTHAMPTON AND HAyaE.
The 81 Sa s.sg ss.'s. H.: ~. s.. :.
ARaGO,
ID. Lines, Commander,
VIII sail from pier No 81 North river, foot Of Beach street.
on saturday. Nay IS at nom
Gamer unsuroasse safety and oomfcrt hes do-
Bile eneres under derk enclosed by wsterught
WHICH, b. sides OF results, Ia
lsion strandipg 10 keep the work. aud
cure the ssfeiy OF vessel and % ssengo.s.
For fielght Or passage. sppls 70
anS a.ckeszfs, No ssosasay.
The steamer FULTON will sail June %
CTKAMER OF TUESDAY, MAY Il 70
- IRELAND ENGLAND Oh SCOTLAND
TIE Atlantic Royal Mall Steam Navigation OompAnys mae
ADRlArIo
Formeyjy of tho Collins ine),
JErr HACRy, COMMANDER
VIII leave from Pier Al u Of Cana fr on sAs sbSvs
Passengers by this steamer viii have fr-u ucke.
Galway OF the cities the ms1n lines Il
Ia Great Bitain and lroald thus skta0 the
san route for gcing 70 enabling them
good portion OF UeAnc vi hout eXrs avoiding
dsn9cr Of chArei sAygatpa he Delay aud ~ L<
pool and shcrtsoed ses 10Y sgea very io~ rates.
ON II WICKBAk,
At the oflcc OF the Company, the ~haxf,
l Foot OF Canal street. 0r-h rtva1.
ROWLAND hNoPINwAlL- Agents.
lroR LIvBRpooL-rAPeCoTTs line SAILS ON
Monday April ~ 81 IL ockThe asst al log clipper
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