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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-05-28

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In the Mansion House, opposite the Clearfeld
Co. Bank, (Mr. Shaw's old stand,) Clear6eld,
Branch Of Retcevstein Bros 126 North Third
Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
The undersigned respectfully announce to the
Inhabitants of Clearfeld county and the public in
general that they have opened at the above nam ed
place the extensive and best selected stock of
READY.MADE CLOTHING
and Gentlemen's Furnishing G foods. that has ever
been exhibited in this borough, and which they
will sell % per cent cheaper titan clothing has
euer been sold IN this part of TIE country.
Our stock embraces a full and complete assort-
ment of all garments generally worn. made up of
good material and in the best style and workman.
ship. A general assortment of
BOYS AND YOUTHS CLOTHING,
furnishing goods, hats and caps. travelling bags,
trimed flannel and white shirts; in short every
thing generally found in well assorted store of
this kind We also keep fine assortment of
FANCY GOODS AND NOTIONS,
such as pocket books, portmonies. pocket knives,
com bs; brushes, watch chains and guards violin
and guitar strings. pistols, revOlvers, gun caps.
spectaeles and great many other fancy and use
full articles too numerous to mention, all of which
they will sell as well as the clothing
At the Lowest Cash Prices
We invite every person in need of clothing or
of any of the above mentioned articles to favor us
with call and view our goods and prices. and
we are confident that we can give satisfaction. so
that every person shall fee inclined to tell his
friends where good and cheap clothing can be got.
We are constantly receiving accessions to our
stock from our own manufacturing establishment
in Philadelphia, and shall always be supplied
with a good variety of all articles in our line.
which shall surpass in style cut workmanship,
and cbeapness those of any other similar estab-
ishment in this part of the State and by fair and
h opest dealings, we hope TO merit liberal share
April 9. '62 RETZENSTEIN BROS & co.
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NEw BREwERY-MoRE LAGER.

NEW BREW LAGER
the Taysrl- keepers d others that they have re-
Gently started a Brewery in the Borough Of
Clearheld and that they now prepared to fRr
nish Beer on the most accommodating terms. They
have employed an experienced Brewer from the
east, and they feel confident that they CO supply
q superior article of beer Give them trial and
judge for yourselves
June 20 90 CHARLES HAUT & co.
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The sick and Wounded

Stragers Of the First Maryland coming in,
represent the treatment Of our sick, in the
Hospitals at Winchester, most horrible.
The rebels entered the the town with black
flag flying, and ran their hayonets into the
bodies Of sick men lying defcnceleSs in their
beds. A number of Pennsy sylvanians who were
sick in Winchester, are hid in the wheat fields
on the route OF retreat, and many were mer
cilessly butchered.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-05-28

An appeal for the regul alton of such licenses,
will be held in the Commis ssionersi Office In Clear.
fl eld on Monday the 9th of June, 1862, where all
persons interested may attend.
IS. w SHAFfNER.
May IA. 1862 Mercantile Appraiser
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EXECUTOR' NOTICE.-Letters Testa-
IL mentary on the estate of Isaac Chambers
been granted to the undersigned all persons in
debted to said estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment, and those having claims against
the same will present them duly authenticated
for settlement at the office of A j. Patterson, Esq
in Curwensgile DANIEL CHAMBERS.
May 2l, 1S52.-pd Executor.
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DEATH OF LIEUT.. WINsLow.-We find the
iollowing in reference to the death Of Iieut.
Winslow of Elk county, in the Lock Haven
Democrat of the 18th s'Lieut. X. g. Wins.
low died very suddenly, in this place, on Sat
nrday the 10th instant, aged about Al years.
lie raised a company last spring for Kane's
Bucktail Rifemen, but was soon afterwards
appointed Second Lieutenant Of the 18th In
fsnry. Before he assumed his position he
was promoted to the First Lieutenancy of his
company, and tailed for recruiting service.
In this capacity he was quite successful, and
but few days before his death sent Is or 90
men into the service. He was buried on We'd
nesday last (14th) with Masonic honors, and
his funeral was largely attended,
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1o,1orc IA lot of choice Liquors, such
ALIOt uOI .. BEandies of various kinds,
Whiskey, Gin, etc, Just received and for sale by
Jan IS. 1862 MERRELL d BIGLER.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1862-05-28

Pooh WHIsTLrNG.-'.Sp pcaking Of bores, ;"
scarcely imagine one capable of inficting more
misery than intoerable whistler. can
stand fife, when all the nation is armed anil
equipped training day, and the drum with
its '.hang, fling" serve to drown its screams /;
Int to listen to poor air badly muttered by
a poorer pueker, prefer in some easier. If
not quicker way. [ always think OF the
French stage coach driver who being very
much annoyed by such a bore. turned upon
him; s'Mine tricn, vat for yon all de times
vissel7 You loss your leetie dog, eli f''
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On Monday the Goth, Gen. Banks telegraph
ed to the Secretary of War: awe believe
that our whole force, train and all, will cross
in safety. The men are in fine spirits and
crossing in good order. The labor of last
night was fearful. The enemy followed us
last night on our march, but has not made his
appearance this morning. Your dispatch was
read TO the troops this morning amid the
helrtiest cheers"
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The pcsigns Of the Rebels.

Gen. Banks telegraphed from Martinsburg
on the 25th, at $40 in the evening, stating
that GA prisoner captured this afternoon says
the rebel force is to be strengthened in our
rear, and that their purpose is to enter Mary
land at two points, Harpe RS Ferry and Will
Transport. We will pass the Potomac to-
night safe men, trains and all''
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The large rate In Ohio regiments Ia owing 10
their exposure in Western Virginia, and In
Illinois regiments TO their exposure in Nilsson i.
But AZ general rule, sickness prevails moro in
regiments which were raised in far northern ri
highland districts, which have boon brought
IOwn to tho coast.
Such an incident as the following, is moro in
tensely painful than would bo the loss of many
lives on tho battle field. II is found in report
Of Robert Collyer, who was employed. at tho
time sf writing 1t, as an inspector Of the com
mission in Missouri -
Twenty seven cases Of fovc' had been ON
barked AT Otterville, on Saturday morning, at
10 o'clock, in box car. Tho men were laid in
their blankets, on the floor. With tho sick was
laid the body Of an officer, in a coffin. A singlo
nurse, without stores, appliances, or money,
could do little else than bring water t. tho sick.
At California Station in the middle Of the same
afternoon, they were stopped, to have the road
open for tho train carrying
For this object they waited until ono o'clock A.
NJ, Of tie folio wing day, when tho word came
by Telegraph that IL would NOT pass during the
night. They finally arrived at halt past throe,
Of raw morning, at Jefferson, whore ! iortu-
natcly came upon them,-two already doad on
the hOor; the rest fain atd cold. | asked the
nurse what be- was doing for their breakfast.
he answered that he bad made a requisition,
and hoped that he might get food upon Il by 10
o'clock. | Immediately got a supply OF tea,
coffee, bread and meat, from the nearest public
houses, and brought il to them, for which they
were very grateful
Finally, they reached 81. Louis at 10 o'clock
on Sunday evening, having been 80 hours on
the road. Three men had died in the transit (;
fourth followed in n few hours,-4 out OF ~.
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Repor Of the Sanitary Comnl-sioa.

Wo have received this report, = document OF
107 pages, and find it both interesting and val
liable. IL ascortaincd that about two thirds
of the army are American born, and nine .tonths
sss Amotioan citizons. Tho average age OF tie
army 10 ttinc pciO~ 2h yaara. More than
half tho army are under % In Do pcr cent
ot tho regiments there was no inspection II the
recruits on enlistment, a fact accounting for
much disease and physical weakness in the
army. Ninety por cent. Of the tents are OF
good canvass, the balance twilod cotton or
drilling. or old and leaky; "a por cent have
board floors, 20 per cent. India rubber cloth,
n per cent. use branches or straw, whilo in 20
por cont. tho mon sleep on tho ground. The
sickness produced is thus shown Out Of
every 1,C00 mon, thero arc sick, Of those sloep-
ing on tho ground 60, on the wooion floor, 81,
on straw or boughs 50 on India rubber co.
More typhoid diseases occur among those sleep
ing on India rubber, and tho fewos. among
those sleeping on straw or boughs the largest
number Of rheumatism, on wood ho smNllost,
on straw or boughs. The BEST bod for soldiers
is found to DO ir or cedar boughs; board floors
are condemned.
The average number of men constantly sick
in regiments from tn, several statos is as fol-
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miscellaneous.
A pr
Guard.

TX tho space oiIouy years, Mexico has had no
fewer than iity.hye different GOvernnientB-
IT Is stated that Madame Lind Goldschmidt
has recently purchased an estate near London.
THE Life and Times of James Buchanan IL in
press in Philadelphia and will shortly appear.
The leo on the Missouri river near LeAven-
worth, was 80 thick last week, that horses and
wagons could cross in safety.
The Emperor of Russia has devoted 1875, 900
francs 10 the erection Ot an observatory upon
Mount Ararat.
SENATOR GwIN, of California, intended to
TO have joired Mason and Slidell in England,
but1hs arrest prevented.
Al. an agricultural dinner, the following toast
was piv,n-"1ho game OF forune-shuflls the
cards as you will, spades will always vim"
By the passage of Conkling's resolution, In
Congress, Il is decided that hereafter inquiries
will TO made into army blunders.
No person is living in the town of Belmont,
Nc, whore hard battle was fought some time
81 CO, the stencil from the dead horses prevent
log people living within two miles Of the town.
Withdrawn its noted motto, that the Constitu-
tion is an agreement with death, and cove
nant with hell.
A MUsKRAr threw the whole community of
Winsted, c., into oommoton, lately, by getting
into tho main pipe Of that village, and obstruct-
lnR tno nOW Ol tno Rh.
RICHMOND has never been 80 gloomy "a
since tho order for the surrender Of Mason and
Slidell. That city Is suffering extremely by tho
blockade.
MEssRs. CoRI EN and Bright invested about
$3.50, 600 in a lead mine, three years ago,
which now produces them proht OF 90, 900 per
month.
THE p. O. authorities are trying to introduce
the Goyornn S1t ftamped envelopes, which are
sold by them, exclusive Of the stamps, at 90
per 1,0O. People generally nse envelopes cost
ing about half that price.
TIH MethOdists have the most Army Chap
lainss 1I "EpiscopAliAns come next, then the
| PrOafI Sans, then the Bap,ists. The Method
lists 0lb aiso furnished the army with toward a
dozen OolonOls and a score OF under officers.
THE family name of Queen Victoria is Alex
/ AndTinA Victoria Guelph. Since Prince Albert's
| death there Is effort TO find out what was his
name. II was Francis Albert Augustus Charles
Emmanuel Busici.
The Secretary Of State, it is reported, has
decided 10 issue no more Southern passes to
| ladies, In nearly every instance, letters and
| other documents have been concealed Ia their
clothes, convey ing important Information to the
| rebels.
| THE LoNpoS ENaINEER asserts that while
| wages ard iron aye much higher In America
than In England, locomotives of tho same
weight and dimensions in the United States,
range AZ from 20 to 20 per cent. lower prices
than in England.
GIN. SIGKL has resigned his position in the
armN; ard we learn from q st. Louis pape-
that this Is TO be followed by the resignation uf
other officers attached to him, who think he has
been unjusly treated In being superseded In the
command Of tho army st ROilA
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Varieties.

A GREAT fuss has been made about ''Dolr
lewelry," but If you want 10 make reany
cheap present to your sweetheart, give her q
dime und pin. In Whispering this joke TO
friend, care must be taken TO hold his hair on
"HEREs what II saws about you,' said q
fppant fellow to an Irishman, and he COM
mrncod reading something provoking about
Pats countrymen. "Does II say Snything about
my knocking a man DOWN. said Fat gathering
LmselE lmpudence was silent.
We DOUBLE all the caIes Of life by pondering
over them. We increase our troubles by grew
ing over them. A scratch becomes a wound .
slight an injury, a jest an insult, ANAL Perh
great danger, and a slight sickness often enA1
IN dea,h, by tho brooding fears OF the invalid
THE cheerful arc the busy whea troubls
knocks at your door or rings the bell, he Wi
generally retire If you sond him word "sa-
gaEOd."
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struggling Il. IL eJrefcncc, Ani having in
charge the interests Of twelvs rsli ons of Vple in
tend t. at in tan faith to me. The chvnlrpus 70.
pie NJ the South ani al the have der ounced
the high tsndei meaarres ~ Ne United staes gov
ernmont In suspending The habees corpus ~ sup
pressing public Journals and nceroertinR cihfet =
upon Efiyes eschst, and will nos allow my'ef ~
believe that the Confederate gNernsicnt vii rc'srt
" similar tricks
I A., sir, very respectfully, 81,
W O. DRn vow,
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l. OF LIVERPOOL PACKETS.

TIE subscribers continue tn grant certificates "
passage 20 aud from Liverpool, by their f,vurite
line ~ packets, comprising IN part the following
ship-;- -
WV TAPsCOT'r. PMfRAID ISLE, ALRIoN
DREADNOuGHr, MANCHESTER, VICTORY,
BENZ. ADAMS, CONSTELLATION,J. \. BOYD,
WEST POINT, ESCORT PliENlN,
UkDERw RITER,sEA FLOWER, CAMBRlAN,
Making, together With others, ship every ave
days
The subscribers arc alsn agents Nr ,he
LINE OF LONDON PACKETS,
For sil Of which they grant certificates on liberal
terms
REMITTANCES To IRELAND, &c
T d Co. also continue h. issue drait-, payable on
demand, throughout England ireland, Scotland
and Wales, At the LOWEST RATES.
rculars, with oil particulars may he had on APP
plicstiuL ~ hy letter, enclose postage stamp t.
tAPsCOT"r 4 co, SC South 1t New York.
,l' 2iac'iO6 TAPsCOTT, SMITH 4 Co Liverpool.
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THE NEW YORK SUN.
THURSDAY MORNING, JANY ., 1861.


All the papors discuss tho Governors Mos
sage, conceding its good points, but finding
fault with its length. 1t is tuFgcstod, hero
after, that Governor MoRGAs approach the
psblic with bound volume instead of through
the new spapers.
THK Wo.Lp denounccs our Congressional
ldl, men as follows
Gold three pcr cont. premium in Wall street,
yos oriay, and the tato rising; yet Congress-
does nothing hut talk.
The tide 1t tpecie ,etting in heavily for Eu-
rope yet Congress does nothing but talk.
Ihs exchanges Of the country, foreign and
domestic, in Wild disorder; yet Congress docs
noihng hut talk.
The outroncy Of this nation in a process Of
degradation, while values ara unsettling yot
Corgte,s docs nothing but talk.
Not dollar to I've found in tho Federal Trca-
suty ON tho 10Th of January (-eo Mr. Cha-e's
sp'ech y ye, CUnprcss does nv hing bgt tlk.
An itrtd, ENABLE cu.reucy, iuhrcd values,
mot ctary discrcdi', cumnenial dishonor ropu-
dittiou csttain disuuio au shrup' at ituo-
miniuuH termination d ,he Wa al Imminent:
yet Congress does nothing but TAX.
Tnerc is a tempest
brewing for these spouting wretches 'as Car
lylo once called a similar class in England, who
commune tho time of Congress which should bc
given to the grayost practical problcms that
ever taxed the brains OF statesmen and inan.
cioS.
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EURS, FURS, FURS-LADIES BUY Your
l. frs 80 per cent. less than At any other store in
the city, at the Great Rocky Mountain DEPOT, Water
capeS, muhs and cuffs 81 to 81; French Mink cape,
mnff and cuffs, - ~ $40; French Mink muffA ~ to
f2,b0; Water Mink nuff, S2 10 $3.50: french Sable
mutis 49, H. 81; Mink Martin, per sstt SIS, worth
$50, at FOSTERS, lis Chatham Square, cor Mott
street, jl6 24ac'iO6
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TE NEW YORK SUN.

Iruhlsed daily, Sundays excep,ed, Al the Sun
kr,ldies, cor. of fulton and Nassau sts., and de-
k-ryelo Subscribers In New York City and vici-
w ! SIX AND A QUARTER CENTS PER
IN.
~ When sent by Mail, four dollars per year
,rE WEEKLY SUN is published a, IS cents .
a; sixteen months, 81 single cppes, cents.
MOSES 3. BEACH,, Sole Proprietor OF
The Sun Establishment.
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DR. ilOYT, DENTIST, 9O7 BROADWAY,
doors above goth IT, inserts beautiful sets of
teetn WIN nI without extracting the roots: on gld
~ uw as f25; silver, 81; rubber, SlO platinA, Al5;
rticia bone filling hnserted without pain,l On
cents; gold, 30 cents " Sl analgan- 90 cents All
work warranted. JAG 24acsis
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dividend
~ IRVING SAVINGS INSTITUTION n, %
Warren st.--The trustees " this institution vt
directed tb~s interest at the rate Of 6l per ui
per annun, On all sums u 500, and FIVE t5l pct ni
on all sums up 10 $1,000 and four tll per cen, oset
that amount, to he paid " all dcpcsitors enut ~
thereto, payable on and after Monday the 2Oth d.
Of January All Interest no, Withdrawn viii drs =
interest principal.
VANDERBILT l.. BUXTON, Secretly
iaA I4s1gq
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NOTICE To LIVERPOOL AND LONDON
~ pas-engers-fur pa-Ss.ye IN the regular first
class packets, found with provisions, aud lowest
rates ~ pssS,gc apply " the Agent of The owners
u. NcrHERSON, Greeu~1sh - cOr. cf the Bat
terry. " 8'i2s
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DRESS.

Han IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
IrNuE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPoT,
ESTABLISHED IN 1884
Chatham street, iO5, corner Of Pearl street.
fine White Shirts Linen Collars and Boom,
For 20 Cents
For 100 n
Eos 1.25lli
For l.bO III
For l,7b lllIl
II For 200 !l!iii
uhirts made 10 order and warranted 10 fl.
nderhLirts, Drawers and Half-IIose
In Silk, Wool, Merino and Cotton.
Kiremen'E Shirts, Travelling Shirts,
II Army and Navy Shirts Of every description.
uspendera, Neck Ties and Gloves,
Il In every variety.
large assortment ~
~ Woolen Jackets always on hand.
Remember the No. 100 Chatham street.
jaT Aac'll9 corner Of Pearl street.
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Total ...sa.... s-..s....s.ss N',hNt -
The aggregate " arrests Va the tWy cities IN go
was si,itJ.
mnnt,ra Am rrnrrr. on atotrV Doopa.

HUn0tAra NM HEOltVrRs oF 7fotFN U0ops.
The facility with which burglars aud thic,r. can
dispose - property. Through the receiver ut stolen
l9s,ls, forms q powerful stimulus h. tuc comm s'i'u
ui crime. The banks oJ New England have for sew
cral yo,rs paid rcwhrl Tot the conviction OF c'un-
tufritcrs, AMI the practice has lccu n" uu ver"ly
-'t crs.ful iu ', prc-sug thd d.-DrItul, ui Grim"
II ~ 1t .u respectfully recommended that tut " ',ri
81 = lice u,N ly nuthutiScd g. p,N uut ~ the ~
t.,,ivtr " STOLEN gods reward of nat cNucc ting
orc hundrci dollars. II Is hplcNri that II thesr
r, ciycr, I've broken up, hurylarice which have been
grc,tly rrjuccd In number, viii L. of rare occur
rrutc
Since tho date 4 the last annual rcpo the II i,ue
oi detention for witnesses has hccn completed. -
Ample provision has been made for the urniort and
hornh - the inmates. JANIS BbwES,
nrntllnml Of tho nllrl Of rllI.e.
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EURs, FURs, Ion HOLIDAY PREsENTs

l. -Sl5O,OOO worth Of ladies rich furs must be
sold regardless Of cost, comprising real Hudson
Bag sabes mink, stone, and Atoh martin, ermins
siberian squirrel, &c, Ia circular Closks, carriage
rlpes, victprnsA mufis, cuffs, &c. Store CLOSED N
Saturdays uniL O'Clock, y. N, No reasonable otfer
refused. =, Al. PHILLIPS, 2Ig Grand 81, N. Y,
n. B.-A large assortment Of sleigh robes, gentA,
collars dc. dl2 24sesiO5
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Sl6O PIANo-FORTEs. $40

SI60 PlANO-FORTES. $40
VlcO We are now able o. offer the PlcO
public fine rev octave PLNOFORTK, full iron
frame, Over-strung, rosewood case, warranted Tor
Ave years, fpr $3.50 cash; and rich modlng casea,
with carved legs and Tyre, from fl75 ~ 5000 Of AZ
good work and material a. has been sold for 800
or $500 by the old methosis Of manufacturing. We
warrant them h. stand In tune better than any Piano
ever made We invite all h examine these
Instruments at our factory, cor. Of Canal and Hud-
sts, New York.
GROvHsTREN a HALE.
would advice my friends and all In want ~
go.I sui stantial Piano ~ examine GROVESTEEN
q HALE'S new octave Pianos. | have hal the
care the past year, 81 than 300 Pianos Of diff
fereut max cr and these stand in tune better than
i.y ever saw; the touch and tone are hne-goOd ~
,uy costing double that money.
deis 24ac'i23 j. PRIESTLY, New York.
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EMTG RANT INDUSTRIAL sAyINGs

Esw York, Dec. q, 1851.
DIVIDEND EOTICE-DepOsitors are hereby
notified that a sem-SnnuSl dividend. At the rate of
SIX Per Cent. per annum all sums Of $500 and
under, snd FIVE Per Cent on All sums over 500.
which shall have becn deposited ai least thrre
months on the first day ~ Januarv NEXT, will lie
paid ~ depositors ON and after MONDAY, January
~
Interest not called Tor will be carried " the crel
NJ dpp,-itors ~ principal.
bank open daily from II A. NJ. u r. NJ. and
rofn 4 10 r. NJ, ut NJ ~ CHAMBERS stre,t, eat
of broadway. JOSEPH STUART, President
PETER CRERAR, Acct jN 6'iiO
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OLD BLACK STAR LINE

hIb blACh SlAb LINE
" OF LIVERPOOL PACKHTB.
PU-erscr- r,,,u or u Liverpool by the following
ersi clss- packet shipA sailing On the
eth and 24th of each month
Adelaide, Culuvstor, Rosc'uS
AustraliA CNuOsirN John Bright
Bell wedS Chancellor. Thornton,
Bridsevstcr, Constitution, Universe,
DRAFTS On THE ROYAL BANKS
oy lRTLASi, UisryT BAnNtSo Co, AsD ALL rARrs
or EseLAsp .sp soorLASp
DASSENGRRS FOR EUROPE
ny order Of Secretary of Stste all passengers
leaving the Uuitci States required VI prOrure
passports before going alN,ard the steamer.
Passengers will bet lc subjected y any trouble or
delay Ia procuring them II they cs ~ Instructions
At tile Compsny's Office, rs Broadway, Y.
STEAM WEEKLY BETWEEN
NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL ..
lspdius and enibarking pAssenscrs At QUEENS
The Iiserpool. New York and Philadelphis Steam
Ship Company intend dispstching their full-pow-
cred Clydc-l.iild Iron Steamships ~ follows
ETNA.................,.. Saturday, Jan. I'm.
KANGAROO. OO................S Saturday, Jan. l7th.
CITY or BALTIMoRE......s Saturday. Jan. 10Th.
aud on every succeeding Saturday, ., noon, from
Pier ~, North River.
RATES or PASSAGE.
FIRsT CABIN. ..,:...:.........'sIs 90
do " London. ..,.... $50 90
do ,oLondon ...... .S3s 90
5tecrage Return Tickets good f'rsh ,o ~
P.-aenpers rsSS sr1.rdsi t. PARTS Havrc. m,mburg,
Bremen. Rotterdam, Antwerp &c, at reduced
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