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BALTIMORE, May 1-Thirteen hundred |
troops from PerrysVille landed at Locust Point
cara which departed immediately, supposed +
for Washington. The Mayor and Police Com
missioners, With 200 police, crossed in ferry |
boat to Locust Point, and we're present at the |
debarkAtion. The Harriet Lane stood of the |
Point with her ports open.
This morning the operators on the telegraph |
line located on the Northern Central f. R.
we1e dismissed, and others, acting under The
Government, placed IN charge.
The train ls announced to leave HatTishuFgh
for Warrington Tomorrow It Is believed
that troops will ct once move towards this
city. The road will be controlled By Govern-
msnt officers.
Capt. Robinson, late commander at Fort
McHeury, has been ordered to Detroit to IT.
ceiye recruits
New York Tribune Correspondence
WARRINGTON, May 9-SenatoFs Wi1son and
Hale, with the Secretary Of the Navy, had
long interview with the President concerning
the coming proclaim alton.
It is definitely ascertained that cemmis-
stoned Navy officers have gone to Earope to
| States Government.
Capt. Mcdonnell, q. s. A. recruiting agent
| at Baltimore, sent report to the War Depart
| 1aent announcing $40 recruits for the regular
There is rumor here that Missouri State
| troops in command of Gov. Jdckson. have fn-
| vested St Louis. There are some s, 600 troops
! usier arms, commanded BY T. P. Blair, Jr, In
defence Of the city.
| Rebel forces In large numbers are being con"
nanee, it would seem with the intention Of
fortifyipg themselves a. part Of = systematic
approach to this city.
{F1om the n. 7. Times Wash Correspondence
Nineteen regiments, In addition to thoAe
previously ordered, have been called for, to
come here imme dIaee1y, and are already on
their wsy to Relay Camp and Washington
Gen. Patterson has adganced On the Phala.
1 de}phia, Wilmington aud Baltimore RAILROAD
| aS fsr as Bush River, vheFe men under bis d.
rection are engsget IN constructing byiogca
| He Is ktated to haTa upwards Of u, O0o men
under his command: Lis expected, IN antaca
| patton of threatened movements on the par
Of the forces in Virginia, that federal troopt
| Will occupy Arlington Heights.
The Tressa1y now has ample means In spe
Gle for all necessities. Tney bad this morning
: between two and three millions Of don.le 4 7
/, the vault There ere offt1s Of lnanat to alIy e1
tent, already exceeding sc, ok, ,ooo' nearly u
my, u,.ald's Correspondencs1
The President gave = military reeeption to
sses; Sss H..asy T. acting With asn- e Butler .
:I7 T6s stssmss R'aqera II destined for block
aoII2k Iakst @ nirat 81 Of the Maryland Guards wsr
:: aYrested 81 the MAseachuaetts Picket Gusrd
for attempting 10 escape 10 .Yrgria to 3ot
the s;es.sioa n feteas. rhey Win q dea1t VT
= - aan. % Bsurregas1a, with Russer ok the Lo,
1 dga Isnaa, tad arrived At montgomery On u ;
/: II IL 'i aolsuinraant i ant e11aapaea1 70 be oye
. lxhelmsd With ofarA Of naval 9 snd lind forccl
!. DR. services assinst ~ zehsls. rtoinintut me
N-e,t ~ t,a14n nf .-fba csdtlufrv INif fonkfant1
, 1861-05-11

Dosrox, May 1o-Tha steamer Pemosoks
aailsd tnis forenoon for Fort Monroe Win Re-
Inforcem ants. She carriet heavy a1io4Meot,
aud a la,g, quantity Of clothing, proFssaoes
ard munitions OF WEI.
, 1861-05-11

NEW YORK May l0-Dispatehes from Char.
lesion ray Butteri IL selling Ut Is cents per ID.
No ham or bacon In market and cattle su6er
for hay. said southern troops are batter pro-
v1ded with knives, dtrks and revolve1s, than
northern troops, and feel confident OF success.
Troops at Richmond had not been Psid, and
1our $50 and pork $50 per Dbl Virginia md
Carolina bonds worth 90c On the doltar.
The Baltimore Sssa Of this morning counsels
the Stasa to remain loyal.
The Wo47d's dispatch says the main blocka-
ding forca Il to be stationed at he Cult anoth-
er Of Georgia, and third off Virginia and tie
CaEolinaa. "."
Col Fauntleroy has reaigned. =. 80 49,. ;.
Tbs Oaio troops are ordered to zanssvlle,
oppoeite Wheeling.
, 1861-05-11

LOUISVILLE, May 1o-The Msyor's xeto O
snprcpr alton Of 500 900 to arm ths city ~
Sustained ty the Council Ihe nasot % s1ys
sted sl0 COO for relief Of tho poor,
, 1861-05-11

rxRap HAurE, May 1o--E.ght companies
at volunteers arrived here this evening TO or, OF,
garlza 1t Camp Vigo; Other companiess sI w ~
strive tomorrow. The city 1e aASe WILL aot'
Hfef6
, 1861-05-11

~ spaner1E1p. May 10.
Especial D1spatch to the Chicago Trlbune.]
George Matthies, private in Capt. Cly.
bourn's Company Of Chicago zousves, died
at noon to day at Camp Yates. Funeral ser-
vices were held at the Camp in the course Of
the afternoon, which were largely attended.
'~ aoes to chicago tonight under an
Tie nous -
appropriate eaeost. ''"'-ibuted In
Col: Mckrthut's regiment b o,..~- :,
four divisions along the line of the Ohio =
Mississippi railroad, between sando1al aad ct:
Louis to protect that road and ensure nninter:
rupted communication with that city.
Capt. John Pope, .. 4, LETT Springfield,
Wednesday night, having been summoned to
Washington on important business connected
with the War Department. In his absence
Capt. 7. G. Pitcher, O.. 3, L., is engaged In
perfecting the papers AMI muster rolls OF the
six regiments now In the service Of the Uni
ted States.
In the absence Of Capt. U. 8. Grant, Lieut..
Edward O,baud, Of Chicagof has commend at
4 Camp Yates. -..-.
Senator Trumbull is IN town. Judge John
N. Palmer haa; arrived. he Is caueidate for
Colonel Of the Sixth Congressional District
regiment, and Is posting himself accord
ing1y-
/ Heavy proffers of infantry, cavalry and artil-
lery continue to be made at the Aej 1tant Cen
erals office. Besides the sixteen regiments
already raised and In camp, 1t ia believed by
those who have the means Of knowing that
there is at this TINA in this State, ten thousand
men already organized and drilled that might
be cone ntrated at Cairo or any other point in
the State on one weeks notice. The war
| spirit in Illinois continues terrific and Is al.
most universal. The boys mean to have 6
fight and Ii the Government don't make i. fol
them they will make 1t for themselves
!" Mark the prophecy" The warlike and tren
chant tone Of the TRIBUNE gives them grea
satisfaction.
Captain c. c. Marsh, Of Chicago, will be
candidate for the Coloneley Of the third Con
gressioaal District regiment, mastering a
Joliet. Capt Mazsh is every inch 6oldie
and has won much consideration for his car
aud conduct as commandant at Camp Yates,
Maj. John B. .Wyman has, to-day, heel
unanimously elected Colonel OF the 6ecou
Congressional District regiment rendezvouI
ing at Dixon. Tho Commsder In Chief vi
scarcely sanction Col Wgman'a withdraw
from the Adju:aut Generals office, where h
executive ability has heen 80 efficiently show
since his accessIaa to tho post Of First a.
sIstsnt.
Captain Lyons eos.pd de main in di
arm1ug the ragnuf6in secessionis's at Cam
jackson, gives much satisfaction here.
, :. There is no information here which leads
the conclusion that Cairo stands In any pr
, ent danger Of an attack from m organic
: body of Confederate troops.
, 1861-05-11

TRENTON. May 1o-Tae L'g'sla.ufe Iasssa .su
oovs rnrns snt TO rAise and equip four reg 2lments
and to purchase ten thousaod STANG M o. nms,
and pledging the entire resources Of tne sta1e
for d1ellinG rebellion.
, 1861-05-11

:Nxw onIrkxs, Nay 1o-The schooner Y1r-
etuta Aptoinette, from Tampico Sd, brings
5000 n specie. Tha: British Wsy. eteame1
TsIoEous sailed .tthe1sEe for Vera. CEuz With
$400, 900 IN specie. - .;.. ia,
!: Political nSNT pnitznte teoltaaass ). +" ~ .,<'
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1La-~ass3. 1t f1near1 T4Hk1AF,

A.yApo11s, NAV 10-At midnight last pi9ht
a eou4d II. aooas so mounted insurgents hred
On tne picket guard at Camp Bulsr. aesoss nss
Sevarn river Tbs guard Estn1neo tae nS-
Ahnut 20 ahotA Nsre exchan&ed.
, 1861-05-11

AxsAro1rs. May fo-A steamer & azrvse =
ken. @ o. board one Haa found an e1 nenten
nd In the e. 8. navy.
, 1861-05-11

rho baltimore Steam Gun Csptured-
Ita Favantor taken ts11soMtfs
BLr1noRs, May 1o-The stesm gun and
three men were captured while going TO
Hsrper's FeTy. One OF tbs men ~ va J.. DaeR' ss
napolis
tha western train Was stopped 10 miles Ttse
ct Frederick, BY the commander Of The VT
ginia troops at that place, and s9t1eGted TO
Examination. This will bs done to A We<f-
en trains v1lttRRs IT, to she ,rsn o,
cars With horses and 500 beeves, bound to
Baltimore, was captured It -HaTper's Ferry.
, 1861-05-11

M,}or Audsrson says that no power on earth,
exce1t actual wrong and violation Of the Con.
e:itntton By the Government, can ever torce
Kentucky from her allegiance to the Union
Several prominent citizens ara preparing q
supper and reception in honor Of the gallant
M,jor.
Oae hundred Of Ellsworth's Zouaves were
sent in advance to.oay, to the hig gh grounds Of
tue Insane Asylum, on the souta e1da OF the
Eastern Branch, to put up tents for the 1egl.
ment, They leave the Capitol to morrow aid
70 into camp. The regiment has made ar
rangaAenta for Wallaca's band OF New York.
F Nssr;y all the regiments hava sworn in for
the war. Few hava been sworn In for three
months, but, ,9il at the close Of that time join
for longer Emsa ,'s's:.!l:a +,
Howell Cobb, during the reeeaa of the
Southern Congress, amused himself by max:
ing stump speeches, ID which he congratulated
the citizsns OF the cotton statee TINT the
tneatre OF war had bean removed from their
section, and would now be carried On along
the borders of the Ohio river and in Virginia.
The poor Old Dominion Ia now the catepaw OF
tha Southsrn Confeder-cy.
Negroes of all classes are deprec'sted almost
through the entire South from thirty to fifty
per ceat Property has also fallsn in siml-
lar depree.
, 1861-05-11
The Situation Of Affairs Mt HaFPefsz
Ferry. go.

HARRISBURG, Myy 10.-A letter received
frem al cficer at Harper's Ferry says the
troops there are provided with inferior arms,
md are baaly pEovisioued- IA think their
troops is very bad, sn6 thinks an attack by
anything ike an adequate foroo woult proye
sueeessiui. TIE wnter h IN officer Of skill
aad twenty years. service. 4. confident ex-
p.ctatlon prevails In high circles that battle
viii be fought between Richmond and Wash-
Irgton, In ten days.
, 1861-05-11

"4NTED D-A Situation BY Z
w vonax ga7 Of .xn~re"e tn = Commts.a,R
st-rp n yother ~tt Re c-a tnsk4 mseH xeoa.
rally usa4n.. apply st loieI1xe1es Omee a. t!asE
, 1861-05-11

NEw Yonk, May 1o.-Gen- Beanregsra'e
Official repors Of The bombazdEnent o. for4
snmter Is ptiated to-day.
The frat Vermont Regiment has arrived
here >" 80
, 1861-05-11

LATE NEWS.
Cairo to be MISUNDERSTANDING Efoopsrs
Al soldier Killed has N1a1or And
ef4eN aays.-other matteka'

LATE NEWS.
Cairo to be retsfereed-'ohto Troops,'
4 soidter Killed -Rha< Major And
Sr4eH says 0ther mattefs.
. Especial Dispatch to tua =. ::
- WArumaGoS. Wednesday May 4. 1ees.
Orders have recently gone tto1n the War
Department to put Cairo In the very best MIL
itary condit'en. This is owing to the threat.
ening atttdue Of Gen. Pillow si.d the Eace6.
a.onists under him from Tennessee and Ket.
tucky. Contradictory reports are received
concerning the strength Of the Seeesstontsts7
there. and their ulttu1ste designs. In CONVEX
eatioa with two gensItm n this morning, both
Of Memphis. one ssid tns authorities OF those
States would do nothing t. oppose Pillow
and bis rebel coadjators the othsr thought
Kentucy and Tennessee, from self
interest would attend TO these fellows
without any interference whatever from the
United States forces. They represent Pillow
as having about SIX hundred to one thousand
followers, mostly desparadoes, equipped With
stolen arms sent from New OsleaDs. They
are .to UD,on men, aod regard the attempts
as INTENDED to preclpitate the two states Into
the secession gut, as the only means Of &C.
compiishlng their purpose.
For the purpose OF resisting such attack,
the War Department and Gen. Scott have, for
the past tTo ds9s R1sn a1ra1gpg sae Haio
There should shortly be fifteen thousand
troops At that place, according 10 instsuc'
tiana.
Two regiments OF OHIO troops are expected
here TO morrow. 4 passenger #ho arrived in
advance to day said they would come through
Baltimore, and report here.
Tuere was greas excitement am ong the MIL
itia tonight. caused By the killing Of one Of
tne Pennsyiyaaia troops BY policeman he
had arrested the eoldier for druukenese, d, d
the mau attempted to escape. The policeman
WITHOUT provocauon, shot him through the
head. He cannot .ossibly recover. The sol.
diesx are in . sta:e Of intense excitement, 4: and
swaar vengeance ag inst tae Police force. The
town has d t bsen SO much disturbed since
tha troops arrived. The man WAS nam:d John
Howard. Tue bail entered his brain through
the lsfs temple, and he lived an hour. He was
Ia sous alteration, ran, fell down, and es he
arose, the policeman shot b n. The police
mm v is arrested, and is strongly guarded b.
the Police and Militia
, 1861-05-11

ITO MILITARY COMP AN1ES
+; / xaw 0E4Av,Z;HG-Tno mn itr.ignet being
n en-.xtf In 6stine large >sdsr fro i t1o et&tas
aad 5.SilIsiss ,r m .I71:es = "a =,
f. i.rta - Ca ;o:ms pr pared q roeeise
Htd.rs snch on a. asorAos tct1ts " NJ n11 n
Sh CO mfr Haze 1aodH u ~ II ETl = + n 49,
~ ~ l1jand II aSa sdeet.
, 1861-05-11

CT SCRfYBX, 4dr1sttsi15 4asns. % 0sds-
.ora 1t II o,3tori+ad to yscsiae 5'
Ibis oad c1 Gsx L4adsaQ Hapsrs Of tkS NorGsasAsS-
Ra4RDING single gentle
- 1neu CT ls'u.s tuEJ,l<asd ri rooms md hoEa
house Il cr9 f1e oIeea.tess aatto. T. ~ t
md II eo1vetant st Odce anf ons1oeA R*tLE
farn.ned AIRS ard ga n evers room tn &c hoHse
y ~ T. = nsas. R,.tIsne E:Tea aad zeQ@1sa
, 1861-05-11
Correspondence B.txeen : Capt.
Lyon anl Con. Frest.
MARoHGO OFF ;AS 'fRfe0N.
ERS OF WAH.
SOLDIERS ATTACKED BY THE MOB
IN THE STREETS.
They Fire on the Crowd Several
Persons Killed.
AN ATTACK ON THE DEMO.
GRAFT OFFICER REPULsED.


TIE BALTIMORE ROUTE OPEN.
, 1861-05-11

w ANTED -ageat- wanted to
w caava.s avery Coa7ty in tho NofthWest'A
ss.tss tor IL h4l: Of AZ srties VI sveFy nastn =
1 Ut naa must ava I'D n tsss sve5yhoey %ass aa
zad P1ns, Msps. .Lasts: DC, OF The seat Of wsF.
Tha gmsu Friea Of theso A-toss hriaKs them
: Within T. Geash ul ALL
Frclose stsa,p mi receive By return mat 4 Gt-
i cu'4. Ss7iu1 full p4rEcu.a = address J. t. juan"
/ 80 CliesGo. Ill Post us.se Ho4 4244~
I III III Eli
, 1861-05-11
TWO RATIONAL SONGa /:
UNION, o0D AND LIBERTY"

"OUR NATIONAL FLAG
wi+h besutf,a ,lorsd Il 1s psss rs,rsae~ ttex -
s1aeita and W~sai gs'n Q" n.,s*s tacK 10 tha 6aef
r Is aaai ~ * tss III, II p Raa 20 ~ f. ssns 80
: n f1ll d. ~ 10 nons 1nst opbt she'd by
e " HI 5E34ES, III Randolph street.
m L. 9t1Mf
, 1861-05-11

WANTED-@y a return Vo1un-
w tsr, Z -l:aas'o7 - . ,oRK.epeF, sss.ttznk
aook Ks=1sz,, r Anytnt & ta ii: vay ct hnktnees~
teer" Bax $40 Cal.a<o. my1ix34
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Great numbers Of Clergymen, Physicians, states-
men. and eminent personages, have lent their
names to certify the unparalleled usefulness Of these
remedies but space here will not permit the in
sertfon of them. The Agents below named furnish
gratis our AMERIoAN ALMANAC In which they are
given with also full descriptions Of the above COM
plants, and the treatment that should be followed
for their cure.
Do not be put of by unprinciplcd dealers with
other preparations they make more profit on. De-
mand Ayers, and take no other The sick want
the best aid there is for them. and they should
have it.
All ou remedies are sold Wholesale and retail By
Keller q White, N. s. Thompson, BlerboWer
Pearce, LEIGH 4 C4rlstadt, Evansville. and by all
dealers in medicines everywhere.
Wholesale agents, Allen q Co., Cincinnati, and
r. A. Robinson d Co., Louisville.
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DIssoLuTIoN o. Co.PARTNERs
IA card TO HE PubIic.

The amount of bodily ard mental misery arising
from neglect of small complaints is incalcu1able
and It is therefore Of the utmost Importance that
strict attention to theeast and most tring bodily.
ailments should be had for disease of the body in
variably affects the mind. DR. MOFFATT,S VEG
ETABLE LIFE MEDICINES, in every instance
whore they have been thoroughly used, have T RI
UMPHED OEER DISEASE in almost all its di-
yersihed forms. The salutary effects of the Life
medicines have in fact, been so universally expe-
renced, that they have become fully established as
the most easy safe and perfect mode of treatment
ever offered to the public. n
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In Many Thousands

Of certified instances dey hare eves rescued sufferers
from The Very verge Of utjneIg grave after al tEe
deceptive 'ostTuas of the dag hare iaDGriabIy failed
80 great, indeed, has their efficacy invariably and
nfaby proved, that it has appeared scarcely less
than miraculous to those who were acquainted with
the beautifully philosophical principles upon which
they are compounded, and upon which they conse.
quently act 1t was to their manifest and sensible
acton in purifying the springs and channels Of Ife
and enduiBg them with renewed tone and vicor,
that they were indebted for their name -
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Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will be
charged the full Daily rates, with one half
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line. A
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates named, to be
paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fell
lows, Masonic Orders, Benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies.
For each notice not exceeding lines 25
cents for each insertion over eight lines at
this rate.
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81; without notice, free.
| Marriage notices so cents.
Notices of Festivsls, Picnics and Excur-
sions, gotten up by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches, at regular prices.
Advertisemc-4s loaded and placed under
the head of Sp ices, If ten lines OIL
over, will be d double the usual
/ rates. ~
Advertisements making less than three
I lines, inserted once in the Daily, will b'
charged fifty cents.
| Yearly advertisers to pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip
ton to be charged at the rate of 81 so fo'
each name in the Daily, and So in the Daily
and Weekly, the same to be, in all cases
paid in advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
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DR.. J J; C g; AVER.

LO VEIL, sMass.
Price, 81 per Bottles Six hotties RorNs.
Ayers Cherry PectOral,
has won for itself such a renown for The cnre az
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint. tbas
II IS entirely unnecessary for us to recount the evf
oence OF Its virtues, wherever ft has been employed
AS It has long been in constant use thro1rfonf
TINS section, We need not do more than assure the
people It's quality is kept up TO the best IL ever has
been, and that it may be relied on TO do for fbeiI
relief all It has ever been found to do.
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
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Piles! Piles! Piles

As a remedy for this most distressing and o6sti-
nate malady, the VEGETABLE LIFE MEDl-
ONES deserve distinct and emphatic recommen-
dation 1t is Unknown to hundreds in this city,
that the former proprietor of these valuable med
icnes was himself afflicted with this complaint for
upwards of thirty i've years, and that he tried in
vain every remedy prescribed within the whole
compass Of the MateriG Medtca. he, however, at
Length tried the medicine which is now offered to
the public and he was cured in very short time,
after his recovery had been pronounced not only
improbable, but absolutely impossible, by any hu-
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N The life Medicines

For bilious and liver complaints, with their many
vrell-known attendants bilious and sick headache,
pain and oppression after meals, gddiness dizziness,
heartburn loss Of Gppetits are acknowledged TO be
vastly superior TO anything ever before ouered to
4 r,rnIIi
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THESE MEDICTNES

Haze been before de public for aperod Of 30 gears
and during that time haze maintained bigh character
ia almost eUy part Of The Globe for The extrGordinarv
curative properties a0hieh they possess.
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Mofatt's Lifa PiIIaIlI

Are composed of Vegetable ingredients exclusively
as can be ascertained by chemical tests. Their
prominent qualities those of an active anu
searching, though perfectly mild and agreeable de-
telgent aperient; of gentle suporifc, promoting
the iRsensible perspiration of pleasant diuretic
invigoratng the kidneys and bladder; and of a
delightful tonic cardiac. exciting appetite by the
demands OF active digestion, and cheering the mind
with that grateful of renovated health which
ls one of the most feoitous feeIings Of our natnr
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
ne Blood.

L9e Blood.
They are sugar-coated, 90 that The most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly, and they are the
beet aperient in the world for all the purposes Of
family physic.
PRICE Is CENTS PER BOX BOXES FOR $1.o0
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Scr0f1la,

The most horrible cases Of scrofula, IN which
Face Bones and Limbs Of the victim had been
treyed upon by the Unsuitable disease, are proved
by the undeniabe authority Of the sufferers them
selves to have been completely cured by these
purelv Vegetable medicines, after all others had been
foua6 mora than useless.
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MercuriaI Diseases.

Persons whose constitutions have become Inn
paired the ipjudicious of Mercury, will hnd
these medicines perfect cur, they never tail to
eradicate from the system all the effects Of mercu-
Nv, infinitely sooner than the most. powerful pre-
parations of Sarsaparilla.
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NEW YORK. BOSTON. AND GALWAY.

TIE following new and magnificent hrst,class
paddle-wheel Steamships compose the above ilne
Anp1.T1c. 5.sss tons burthen, Capt. J. Maury.
formerly of the Collins Line.
H1BERNIA, 4,4OO tons burthen, Capt n Pr9Tse. ;sas
Coz UMBIA, AGO &C II" capt H. ieiec.I' i
hssIv3a kse5A, SS ssoo CAPT Capt EisnIi1n s%i5h.
PENCE ALBERT, (serew@ -. woI,,.r
Y One of the above ships will leave New York or or
Galway, carrying the government mails toucnlng
at st. Johns, N. r. 3D. =
The steamers of this line have been constructed
WITH the greatest care under the super vision Oh the
government have water-tight compart ments ana
are tnexcclled for comfort, safety, and speed, ~
any steamers afioat. They commanded by apie
and experienced officers, and every exertlon VIII De
made to promote the comfort OF passengers
An experienced surgeon attached TO each SNIP
RATES OF PASSAGE c
First-class. from New York or Boston to CAL
way Liverpool.
Second Glass from New York or Boston Gal
First.class from New York or Boston to st.
%'
Third-class from New York or Boston to CAL
way or Liverpool, or any town in Ireland,
Tbird-cIass passengers are literally supplied with
provisions of the best quality, cooked ana served
by the servants of the Company.
Parties wishing to send for their friends from the
! cid country can obtain tickets from any town or
railway station in ireland, from the principal
cities of Scotland and England at very low rates
/ Passengers for New York, arriving by the Dos
1 ton Steamers, will be forwarded to New YORK free
/ of efcharge. -
VIM H. WICKHAMt
Atthe Office of the Company, on the wharf foot
1 of Canal Street, New York.
ROWLAND & ASPIEWALL, Agents
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