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Hle0lrul.

EOUr and RHEUMATISM.-The excruciat
~ ing pain Of GOVT or RHEUMATISM relieved in Two
Medicine" BLAIh'S DOUr and RHEUMATIC PILLS
They give Immediate relief from tho tortures of dis disease
carry OF the attack In two or three days reqns neither
attention 81 any kind aud Certain 10 pre-
vent the govt track ing any Vita part.
rRiCt 81 CENTS AND 70 CENTS PER BOX
Prepared by PROUT 4 IiARSANT. No. 229 Strand Lon
don ngspd and sold bs their Agent MILTON hARSANr,
Mainst Hamilton, Canada We I snd y \. c. WELLS l.
Co No IFS FaDklin-, Newly orb, aud by all druggi,,s
H.f Mrest,s C.mnsi on-rs have authorized the name
and address Of hpmas frout. No 229 strand Londo,"
be impressed upon the Government stamps affixed each
Of the genuine medicine.
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Chances for Dnslncss nlen.

FACTORY for SALE.-A large Brick Building,
l. and Ground with fns Engine Of 6chor's power nia
ated on Iusyst Brooklyn within 200 feet Of the Atlantic
Dock Min building lGOylo0 fret floor; building I'd
Joining xG0 ground 5oxilo feet WI DC SOFA
10 close estate. Apply to f. H. heIose ~ ress, ~, :.
NOR SALE-The PATENT on MEDICAL
Il INSTRUMENT, with the necessary exPssnon o l., 4.
the leading practitioners Apply a, Box No 39'' foomce.
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EVENTUAL RAll.hOAD oil NEW JEhSEI.-
Y From foot Of Coutlsndt tConnectnr at Hampton
junction with Delaware LscsswspnA and Western Rail oai
And at Esson with Ltgh VALLEY aiIosd and its consc
tons forming direct line 10 Pittsburgh sndt West without
change OF --. =, . 49,.
SUMNER ARRANGEMEST-cOm Commencing May 5. 1861
- cave Hcw-i Ork a. oilo~s: =. D,
HAnsIsBuHo EIPEg.s-Ai q n, for Es'ton. Resiins
Poitsvlle Harrisburg Mauch Chunk, N!lLsn'por. &c.
Man TKAIS--At a. N. for Eaton, Water Gap, seran.
tom Great Bend. Pittstop, Wikesbsre. &c. -
~ v THEorGH TRus-FoT kastou. hsnch Chunk. VII
isms osrt Reading. Pottsve Hsui.burg. ia
4 ~ ~ WAY P4ssYSGgK TKAIN-For ESs;on. Bethlehem.
Allentown. and Hsuch Chunk
SOP. ~ WAY TKAIS-For ). peyil".
8P. ". WrsTyHs ErrEEs.-For ks'ton Allentown Read
fns harrisburg Pittsburgh and tho West Sleeping cars rom
Jerey City through TO riusbuish
Etps.ss TRAIN FoK HlgRisrrRG-Ihe So IN. Erpre"
II ap from New York orrivr. Iarburga D. connect
inc East and Yves. Psnnsy yEnia Central Raj No tern
Central Railroad North and South and with the Cumber
land Valley Railroad - NJ, -.
New-York daily Sundays eIceptedl n-Ains coss
connection Harrisburg With Psnnsylsans Rsirosd-~ith
no change Pittsburgh. ard but ono TO 'rein-
sni Chicago -Four hoa time 10 saved by taking th'
train. -, a.,
fii1.BEIBFoRr ,Np Ngw.YoRx FgRRr-Leave New
Yofk Pier No North River. a. 1870 aud ll2o NJ
$50 4:3n, and q. - -,
trip aaeh way. JOHN " SIthNo' sui's'o'e"aeH'-
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NETWORK g. NEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
CONNIE, xfiNf, NAY \ lag

;ss2 SPRING ARRANGEMENT. 1862.
COMMENCING MAY 1861.
Passenger Station EswYork 27tLst and $th Az
TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
foT NeS-liavcD H., (EI u l2:i1 tFn)i $3.50,
For satse %, >. H.. Er,s 2:p. , E,), $50
For Milford Sf.tfod Fairfield Southport and we,,port.
7s. N. 1913, $3.50. and 400 p m.
For Nor~ss = $50 a. 2:l3 D. (EI); $3.50. 49, s.:
For DsIsn and Greenwich T. $50 a m. p:5. $780, 49,
Foi stamford :, 8, {EIl $40 M a:is !. tEIh ,:
90 4:3o, $50 p m, ~ .
10 Port Chester and int mediate stations 7. 93oa IL:
Is $50: 4:3o. $3.50, $3.50 p.
tor Pot Chester aid Sew. Rochelle. So IN, tExl
CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston, via Springfield IN, lEx (EIL .. m,
OK
ser Boston. via Shore Line. 1915. sp m. Ca
For Hartford aud Springfield = tEIL R:l5, 3,
(EI) D. IN. Tx
For Conuec leu, River Railroad to Montreal n fEI.l
and I2:l5 IN. To Northampton
For Hartford Providence, and Fphkl Railroad. m
Hx.l. l2:I5 q.
FOR New.Iasen New-London, and Stoningtop Railroad
n8 o. M, II: l5 g. p. M. IN
For Cana RaIlroad. i2:i3 o. ia. to Northampton
for Housatonic Railroad TO Pshed. q. u 2. m. 10
Earr ard SATURDAYS through 20 PITT held
For Naugatuck Rsl,osd, a. M. Up.
For DbnbuIy and Norwas Railroad. ], $50 a. m, 4: "
Cournodiou. Sleeping Car. attached to p. IN train.
JAMES II. HOiT. Superintendent.
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ArOTICE io CREDITORS.-Notice Is hereby

N Office 10 HEDliOhS.--No1ice - -" ,.,ss
sivep according to law. TO all persons having etI
s,in,t STEPHEN Is. bALLUU late ofthe NilFe u -.
port ia the County Of Nisgns and state Of New
ed that ihsy required TO skhbit the same VIM W ~
srs thereof TO the ioers tho executors o. .s n
and ,os OF the 'sii deceased at we ., Ar -
Chr,sier son IN the Village OF Loekpo,, M iS,s ssy
for. the e,A dsy OF December neIfpsied IN, 'a '"
May, 1867. yACOb, Va anIIiOU Ex.ca,ers
M,v ., : ,v 4 mo TIL lob W. VAIL,
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1862. T II E 1862.
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
witt its Connections fortn.

Il AIJrOe OO~e
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
with its Connections forms
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
From kEw.ioRK 10 TIE PRNclPAL "EsrEgs rirfgs
ight trains daily from New Yofk rhisdelphia via
NewJeI'ey aud Camden and Amboy hue. -.
ALL THROUGH TRAINS FOR THE WEST BY THIS
FOOT OF COuRTLAHOT-ST
by OF Philadelphia the morning passengers isavs New
YORK al lime other routes Evening pasep gers
at IN one hour later than other iine-
BY way oi Allentown. eyening pss.eDgers leave At
three houls later than tho Northern lines and by both routes
srve AZ the same uIe a northern lines ~ Chicago and I'll
points in the North West Gre sne Indianapolis Loui-vis
ST. Louis. Ceyel.nd Columbus, Cincinnati and all main
points West with 'ewer changes Of cars.
Sleeping Care without change nom Philadelphia 10
Pitt.busg $50 miles aud NewY to Pittsburgh ~ msa
smoking and Saloon Csrs on all trana
Fare the same a other routes.
Baggage checked through. Transfers free.
Secure Tickets, o. qn, 0 tsi oy r ATos
The Pennsylyanla Central Company runs an En'grsn.
Accommodate Line. which affords comi0nabe nodo VI
parties moving Weswtd at one half tSs usual rates
VI sIs ,,.,o,,.,
BY This route f-igbts If all descriptions be forwarded
and from any point the Railroad. Of Ono KENTUCKY To-
The West by steamers from Pittsburgh
The rates Freight and from any point Ia the Westby
the Raosd a. all times favorable Is are
charged BY other hsrosd Companies Me'cnsn aud ship
peIs nsbs the transportation OF their ffeth TO this Com
psny can rely win coIpn vE sIuc speea' transit
Farmers and Dealer. 10 Live Stock will hid his most adj
vansgeous route. Cspacious Yard. well watced and sup
connections and every attention paid 10 Their wants
From fiasburg where will be found every convenelee 10
,sds ssd I;f o Shssf Sssd mh AZ
j. H. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent. No. ] Astor-iious&
LEECH Co., Freight Agents. ,,,.
McDoNxLD 1 BisCHoFP. Immigrant Agents.
- No. Battery. plsce
xNCCH LEWlA General suDt A1t0ens. "a
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STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.

CTEAMBOAT NEW WORLD leaves the 1901
> OF Courtlandtst MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and rni-
nav att D m lesyes Albany on TUESDAY. THURS
nay .ed irrRbAY on arrival Of the Western train The
ISAAC NEWTON on the alternate days
NORTHERN r. Il. of NEW-JERSEf:--
N airs cave Jersey City for Piernops a. go and " i,
m. 800 p. M and IS P m on w EDr ESpHi
and SATURDAY only. T. W. DEMAhroi ou''.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD. For ALBA.
u 1 NY and TROY CONNECTING WITH ihANo
NORTH aud WEST. Trains leave: . ,o., .
From Chsubert-st 80 . from otns;
Express and III and g. ';zo ll'z9 No. anu ''osa
Is and 5p ':I0 p. u
insn1rl IG:I5 n M 10: 30 Pun. Sundays includedl
Pourhkeepsie train, ut 1870 a
M. aud p N. i:s9 q M anu i''" T. LIZ
Tiyoli. . o. "a, lG:2J 2.
Fi.hkill train. 4:30 r. m. 45S p M
Peekskill train, 10 g. IN. and
$3.50 m. lo:I3 & h ana 700 y i"'
Sing Sing train. 3:3op. m. Jss p m.
Pa M. lG:2S q. M.
Yontsr. train and 6:5s .. m 425 and 7:20 p. m.
A T. SMITH Superintendent
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5taiionerp an0 5anen GOODS.
=" VNHE PEN IS MIGHTIER THAN THE
SWORD"
The GOLD PEN-THE BEST OF ALL PENS
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.

ME PEN Is sw MIGHTlER THAN The
iHE GOLD PENNTHE BEsT OF ALL PENS.
MORTON'S GOLD PENS.
THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
On receipt Of Of The following sens u e a. :. pG.
% directed Gold Pen Pens selecting the 'om' see''dn9
GOLD PENS, WITHOUT CASES.
for 80 cents. tho Pens for IS cents the Eessa'
Pen; end for 81; the E1c.l'i1r les-
THE SAME PEE : WTK EXTENSION
Fer csrts the Magic IS the Lucky Pen
for tho Away, Ready Pen; for ~ the Eiegsn ren
g. 50 hs ssseG fsn The' Points ss bs anss
we. of evesy Of which viii Tar eutsst gross Of the be
Steel Pens .o,,.,
auped on The following Pens and the Points are WARRANTED
for SIX Ion. except ssnst accident The number: mol
sds,tsd fcr Ia. pocket No 4e smae and No ae
Mammoth Gold PEP for the dsfl L%'s and I'S1%
made onl, Of hfs, qaaty The enSravns are Tao Sim
lies Oh lie ''e soL iiS fENs. WITHOUT CASES.
For rs cents sNs. Fen. lot quality, or No., Fen 81
For I'll, .No Pen Ia. quality. No. aPsn I'd quality
For 81 Is mo Pes lie. quality sNo. 4Pen, I'd quail
ios 81 So sNo. Pen quality, No. Pen I'd qasli
For 81 IS No. Pen is, quality orsNo Pen Equality
Fsr IL 8, No Pen i. au.ii!E -, 90, -xrrvsros
THE SAME c SaAis rt Wis II rr SsdXhe
For 81 50 sNo. PEN LIST quaty, orr NOD rem 90 9"sy'
For 81 No. Pen, LIT quality or No Fem "a qaA'
| ty or q No. Pen, Sd quality.
For So No Pen lst quality. or No Pen "a quah'y'
For 81 50 No PEN lt quality, or Nos Pen adquai'
| ity or No Pen, 30 quality. - 80
For So No. Pes at quality or No. efen "a qaAity.
For &3 so a No. 6 Pen ist uuslitT. .,, ,o,,,rrn
| GOLD PENS AtLIHQUALIrl, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| pEeK-HOLDEkS -
For 81 Ne. rem; 81 y ana. srsni io' % 90
| No. Pen; For - so No Pen. .
For No. Pen; for IS No. SPen; and for 20 sNo
lCPen.
Points carefully selected and Of tn. qasy are SOFA
with tue slightest perfection which sk and tie closest
\ scrutiny detect ,l.
The " % Quality" superior to any Pens made by bin
The Sd Onsvn he intends shall equal In respect 70 Du'
r.bilty, Elasticity and Good Writing Qualities 1.-THE only True
! ccnsi atiops) any Gold Pens made e.sewh,re
regard the Cheap Gold Peus lac bess leave 70 y tHt
rrevops TO operating his New and fsteuted Machines be
could not have Good Writing and Durable Pens ief
the pr &C. had Gold been furnished gratuitousiy .
Tdrie ordering al isstdseef tpeept fas NUM-
bsrr and Quality i the Pens canted aud be particular
10 d,'rbe me Kind Of Per' tty proev-'0"e'er "v or
| Timber. co0rs: 81 fine -.
All r.nirtanco BY mail in Registered Letters are ct my
risk ,
No Is Msiden L.ns. Nswyork
ANY sendnsa single letter poststsnp vii receive cir
| oulsr with the engravings above referred 10.
TT For by all dealers In tbs line Throughout the
| country
DRINCE's FOUNTAIN PEN.-One filling
writes to 10 hours. Sent BY mail. Send stamp or or
cuar. GEO. r. HAWKES.. NO. "a Na'sau'st'' ~ l.
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Drp Goods.

- II. MACY.
IL. No. st and 2O6 6h-av., Two doors below Eti.st
Clearing SUMNER SALE OF
pIRROSs 10 CES. EMBROIDERIES. WHITE GOODS.
FINE FLANNFLS. HOU iEKEEPiNG GOODS,
LACE CURTAINS. FRENCH FLOWERS.
YANKEE NOTIONS, PARASOLS, Sun UMBRELLAS.
Alusys fu.l assortment sizes and coiors.
LADIES BEST QUALITY PARIS hid GLOVES,
GO cents per pair.
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,.,o,,,, ., s.nt 10 rhSa. Phisd,lphil

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF ROSWhLn
1 T. rRAINARD esd Surrogate OF the County Of Mug.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVE. according to Jaw 10 al PEI.
con. having cliims ,ssiaa JOHN RAY ate Of the Sm!
Brooslyn decessrd that they arc required 20 ~rhpn -
s,nr with tie vouchers thereof to The sscnDer tne a.
mnistrarx st No % futonre-t In tire City Of broSnyy
ou OF b., fore 18th dsy Of NosenSe, next-Dasd mS
1907. MARI j. Raj, Ain4'"''
Myal xw6morh.
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1x,,D c,rv CoTrpTof BROOKLYN.--JOHN

IL ~ oo.turS.na loan &. MIDDENDoRF. PLAIN
tit. .so.i roLsoG sa d', sa .ssred Ss
Tor money demand eoo.s md ,roae ed to
. opat s99 whss S :, &c: County
office Of the c, I'll. S, .'TI. u. @ CITY, Hall IL ID, Chg
$40 ."d 10 .erv. copy Ct your snswss 20 .s
Complaint o. the .b.c,bs, Lis ss. AN, NJ. rs s
In ne Oy o. an vou exclusive OF the day Of such ~ me
and sa ts said sSp .s. w,Ss
aiore' io m ., four hundred aud forty s. loo dollar.
,S from the Of May on. thousand sd asy
and siXty'tw'' oe''S' ''' GEORGE " MARrENs;v
1862 n,,,g, A,,ornrx ~, 2lg Broadway n l.,,
re complaint 6sd IN the Office Q, "a. las, -Dssd
J1y Q. 1862. GEORGE Z. MARTENS, Fisn"''
jylo lswGwTh
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OyYIcR LiaH1 House. BOARD,
W.sHIxGroy CRY, June %, 1902
npOpDCAJ for RIIJIDING and EQUIP

OprIcn LiaHI- House. BOARD
WAsHISGroS Cry, June -, ieo..
PROPOSALS for BUILDING and EQUIP
] PING TWO FIRsT-CLASS and THREE sECoNo-
CLASS LIGHT-vESsELs. .,,n
m ,sssf S SS
and equippins hssclsss LshtVes'e' OF tie following
Length from aner side of sternpost to tho fore side OF
gn stem % eet breadth Of beam nodded ~ feet inehes
depth Of hold from sSp Of timber '''ake to top OIL Os'
The Boad win also receive proposals until u en- MON
paY e ssh }ay ss n. :1
Length p.rpendcusrs 81 feet iIets. bresa 70
Timber sie top OF BEAM 10 feet inches tannsse ABOUT
l5~. ,n.
The ped By ~ch the vessels are to De con
sruced and which will with the drawings spo s.s on o sn
picson 10 the Lisht.House Board or to the LS house
lnspectoI at Portland, Boston ON o. "a I'm ma
which places also tho pans and drawings may DO seen ana
examined. , .-o,. =, ~ N
the terms Of contract and no contract wiz
ons ~ o.. Trs..aly No pyopo. viii be
.idrred unes. from person. engaged "a sp - 10
spon,blo persons suresies for the fshiu VI VIC
cont 49, -, &c III. a., . ..,, 70,
which h. bidder proposes build aud equip her accodini
10 the drawing. and .ye and copy OF the printed
a. be .e o.Gs b each e s nOuo.
dswns u the vessel contracted Tor will be furnished 90
the which he viii be required 10 s,c1
10 h, cad the mold lines will be taken of aud tie mold
examined by the experimenting officer who VII DC
TO m, duty this board with the approval 81 the Secsay
Of the Treasury and who will be required to see that tas
executed and the materials used are In .'fis
10 M. terms aud Of the contract and who mus!
Gently 20 the In writing before the vessel Will DO re-
celv-d and payments authorized 20 De made
NAV suSye any change alterations by which the coST
be e.enci without ung inferior ma,erss and Ia making
such the precise character Of the change or iss
ton viii be named with the amount savrd thereby TIT
for each will stse tho time required 70 com
pets the vessel and deliver IL the agent OF the Board
such place may be agreed upon the same TO be named
th. bid All proposals. mu, be sealed snd indosed iro
po.as for building Light Peeis" and then ncosed IL
another envelope and sddrsed to the secretary Of tie Light
House Bosrd Warrington. d. c. ,
No bid will DO considered ct does not CONFORM 10 the re-
quiremen,s Of this advertisement. .
Any person submitting proposal may De present and wit
ness The ninr Of the bds tho time and place heenoe
fore p-c.hed
IN 3wsod w Is SHvBRICK, Chairman.
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Iurrlliure.

EURNITURE.-F. KRUTiNA, successor to
J NJ DOE Co.. Nos 90 and 81 Eas, Houston-s,, DO
..p t. Bo very aud ld-sv has hand snd ID
eniid sediment Of hstclas CABINET FUR
MUIR T.. Which he wi sell at very low price,.
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NEW. JERSEY RAILROAD-FOR PHIL
IN ADELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEsF wa Ir,"-
SLY IlTY.-Mai and Express Lines leave New PIX "
and 10 a. M 40 and II p. Fare - Tnrongn tod in
sod for the South sndWest and through baggage
7 q. m. and and II y. NJ trains. -, e..;u,onsant
j. W WOODRUfF. Assistant supsrin'esn a1i,n..a
No baggage will be received for any tis'as We .in-
and chrc Sed IS minute, In edvoncc OF the TIME OF s
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printing.

DRINTlNG--Cheapb but not botched, at DICK.
i SONS No. , Tryon.row. City Hnl.square. Bl.hesd,
IS per esd, 50 cts per 900 circulars accents. Every
description OF printing equally low. Patronage solicited
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MO CURE, NO PAYS. r. KING, NJ. D.,
~ cures Rhuematism, Neuragis, Gou,, Dropsy and all
CHRONIC DISEASES,
with new Chemical and Electrical application and mercsy
removed from the system, &c. 0Gee, 3s7 BToenes! ~ T.
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CTy An from NEW-YORK TO LIVERPOOL.
OH, Steamship CHEAT EASTERN, Walter Patton
Commander. viii be dispatched .
From Iiy,rpooL calling al From Ncw-York,
Ou,euuo.n SATURDAY. July rs.
SATURDAY Aug I6 TUESDAY Sept g.
WEDNESDAY, Oct. ]. SATURDAY, &c. -.
TUESDAY Nov. 49, THURSDAY, Dec ~
This magnificent ship having proved herself un"quaed io
Speed Safety and Comfort SICKNESS BEING rHk sowS
os BOAkDl Is strongly recommended as tho most esn!e
conveyance for PASSENGER
FIRST CABIN.
From S95 TO 35 each Berth according TO the size sna
ton and ace ,odson OF tie State Rooms all having inc
,nie privilege the S,oons ard in regard TO meals and a.
tendance ui.ss Of apartments fer families may be engaged
by special agreement.
TcAss Tor Voyage to and from Liverpool at sfAe and
half ,,,,, n
Servants accompanying passsnsers and Children under
years OF age, half fare; lt FAINT. Tree
SECOND CABIN.
S.te Room srbs me .s he'd at separate table, SO
THIRD (ABIS. .
edse Stat. Room passengers found with beds ped
dug Table Utensils and good substantial Food ct t'o'
sIEEKAGs,
With superior accommodations 9Jn. .
Fare by the GREAT EASTERN on and after the trp Of
the 9th fs.p,-mber. will be advanced IS per cent
Zach ao wed ~ cubic feet Of luggage An exPe
ri-i ced surgeon on board.
For Freight aud Pssssss epplyto 49,
CHAS A. VIII fNEY AZ the Oiice, No brosdw.y' ~. l.
ROWLAND AsPlN"ALL, Agents
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Dcrsonal.

DELATIvES and FRIENDS of deceased
IL SOLDIERS, buried from the different HospitsIa 10
ali INFORsATI IN as TO their PLACES OF BURIAL "
addressing FRANK T. SANDS, Government uIdeI'aAos'
No. 4ai FIST. Washington. ID. G.
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Boots an0 Shoes.

G( So so, "a, and 81 50.-SHOES and
W Os CATERS, NEW SPRING STYLES. ready
Is JONESS Ms ~ AID IL AInt r. 6Psae call aud
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CTEAMsHIP GREAT EASTERN.
NOTICE TO PASSENGERS.

~ NOTICE TO PASsENOEkS.
Th,. ineraiHs a By this vessel Tsquestd TO send
oil baggage required the voyage to The Ne"bfghtoh
Very Sip the cast end CT the Battery where thsy VIZ
ceive At9 o'clock w. fhlDAf TIE |''"
In. ,teer,g. passengers are requested to be a, the same
place on ID, and hour where steamers VIII be IN
Til. .t.ambost RED JACKET will leave Pier No North
River :. oclok the 10Th lost 10 IKE cabin pass-n,
rsrs wishing 10 embark the lower paf the Cry and
touch At Pier foot Of cib East River, to secommodrs
r.er s-r. leaving tie latter place Pecheiy "s"eoeA
a m. Tor the Great Eastern.
Jscs.. ROWLAND AsflNW ALL, ns.n'
SoricEownst to the advance la Exchange aud the Gov
Tax Tickets ,hi. Company oossdto I-e %:
yico passage ADD By e.met' sAiins after '
August, he following rate. WI WI BE- charged:
Fr, Csbn London. 90 steerssa to London....... 20
'"'' "''' ~ '' JOHN q. DALI, Agent
CyTEAN WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL. touching
- st oue.n,,ovn Cork HaIborl:-Tbs LiverDos. New
Yos AID Philadelphia siesm'hP Company intend d,'g-.cn
ing M " Sd Sys'u Iron sssas,o Ja, TO-
CITY or wAsHiNGToN...."s.u rday Avs 3
And .y,ry succeeding SATURDAY. noon from Pier
No ~ North River. - -
FIRST CABIN........ST5 STEERA0E."..".."..ea
Fru Cabin to London 80 stssrsfe 20 London.'.. ~
fh't ssn TO pAis...' s,esIsse 70 ,,n'na, a
Passengers also forwarded to Havr-. Bremen, Rotterdam
Fan, nom Lyerpooior Qnsenown Let Cabin IS II and
n guineas si..rass frorn Liverpool ~ g. From Queens
town. 20 Tickets he bought b-re 81 ts cutfen'
rae OF rch.ng. nabus people send for th.i' friends
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