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International Steamship Go,
Eastport. Calais and St. John.
TWO TRIPS A WEEK.

the s steamer cam er' New WG ENeyaHD Capt. n
FIsio, VIA leave Railroad Wharf foot of State 81,
every MONDAY at 8 O'Clock P. M; and the Steamer
every THURSDAY a.5 o'clock NJ, for Eastport and
st. John.
Rsturning will leave ST. John every Monday acd
Bos on
At Eastport the Steamer Queen" will connect
lot 81 Andrews, Robinston ana Calais with the New
6rnswick and Canada Railway for Woodstock and
pouiton stations. Sage Coaches also connect lat
"a. tPort ,or Mschiss and intermediate places.
IA y, 1onn toe steamer Emperor w II connect r
wind or, Digby and Halifax,
p. N. q q EaTON Aeent
PortlaHd March 20. 1885. = = mcbaitf
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n TREAsURY DEPARTMENT,


nn Washington, March 18th, 1866
"HEhEAs by Satisfactory evidence presented
.k to me undersigned. It has been made to appear
Inet ~ 10 srcoma Hd:sonGt Bank IF Portland IN
I and tate OF Maine, has been duly organized under
and according to the requirements Of the Act ofCon
gress entitled IAN Act 10 Iroyide National Cnr.
rency, secured b. pledge Of United Sta es Bonds.
and to provide Tor the circulation and REDEMPTION
thereof" ap yroved June 8, 1884, and has COMPLIED
wi b all hs provisions of said Act required 10 be
comphsd with bsfore commencing the business OF
Blinking under said Act;
ms ofnce OF Comptroller of the Currency being
Wy Cvmptroler ofthe Currency, do hereby certify
tnat , Inc second National Bank of Portland" in
and ats Of Maine. is authorized q commence the
business Of Banning III I'M under the Act aforesaid
Of office this eleventh day Of March. lssS ''"'
H. 81 SAMUEL T. HOWARD
No. 1878. Deputy Comptroller ofthe Currency
mchl3d2m
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FROM JAMES j. HoYT.

BRADFORD, N H. Sept, 1850.
On. PoLAND.-1n the fa.l OF 1851, took very vio-
lent cold which brought very cough pain in
side and lungs and raising blood also very badly
afflicted with that troublesome disease-the X oIep
Complaint. For the three years past have been very
and raising immense sight, with bad cough after
raising blood felt that my time here be
got relief In the spring induced to try
your White Pine Compound, though my faith in IL
small. But to my astonshment before had taken two
bottles my cough better the kidney trouble also,
and could rest nights without choking up raising
much have taken nearly three bottles, and am ieeing
like well man. taf
would add that my fathers family is inclined to
SUMPTION my father mother, and two sisters having did
Of il.
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CORTLAND, SACO s. PORTSMOUTH
RAILROAD.

WTETBR ARRAN
I'LL Commencing Nov. It'll, 1864.
cHsssFzaE1 Passenger trains will leave the Sta
tion, foot OF Canal street daily, (Sun.
days oXcepiedl as follows:
Leave Portland for Boston, at s.45 A. NJ. and $50
P. M CiI AZ llliII 7ll7'i = z - : =
Leave Boston for Portland at 7.30 A. NJ and 2sO
PIX E
Leave Portsmouth for Portland, at 1000 A. M. and
500 p. NJ.
These trains will take and leave passengers at way
stations. a-91a
Freight trains leave Portland and Boston daily.
ese - ~ FRANCIS CHASE Supt
Portland Nov. 4, 1854. oc3l edit
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HRoM srEpHEN RARTLETT.

BRADFORD, N. h. July, lcoO.
DR. PoLAND-I had been afflicted with Kidney Com
pant for long time, and hao bad cough Of Year,
standing which caused to spit blood quite oquent
y. No one Of my acquaina nces expected would got
Compound have cured of both the cough and kidney
complaints.
would also state that lady neighbor Of ours, was
so badly afflicted with cough that she tat only long
enough TO have her bed made and all thought she
going in quick consumption. She took only bottis
Of your Compound, and it cured her. She is just
we'll now As ever she Was
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FROM B. F. AIKEN.

GoFFsTowN, March IA, 1850.
DE-. PoLAND-I wish to bear testimony to the value Of
your white Fine Compound You will remember how
feeble at the time called you in July last. My
chief complaint tnJtamGtioN If the Kidneys In
addition to other dsagreeabe symptoms suffered dread
fully from pain.-You sold a bottle Of the
White Pine Compound, and before had taken two
thirds Of the contents Of one BOTTLE pain had all len
me- Though have been afflicted with that comp amt
long time have not had return Of 1t SINCE and have
for many months past enjoyed excellent health.
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The properties of this Company consist of e4s acres
principally owned in Fee Simple, Of the most desra
BILE Oil Lands. situated mostly on Oil Creek, Penn,
upon which there are three wells now down, cana
BILE of producing from 100 to 1000 barrels per dsy
when completed, as they are located so near the
great producing interests of the Empire, Noble.
Sherman, and Droke wells, on this noted crssk :
This Company offer Inducements seldom m ct with
Inc capital stock is small for the amount of val
naDis oil lands the company possesses. Three en-
gnes are alre,dy at the wells Our gent at Titus
Vile writes rs that the well en- the McElhany farm
mas commenced flowing, which places this Cempa-
ny beyond doubt OF success The Officers of this
Company. In placing this property before the New
England public. have fnl confidence that no proper
ties yet offered are SUPERIOR or any out Of which
larger and more certain dividends may at once be
e.. ec.ed. Maps and fnll information given on ap-
plication to TIE Treasurer subscriptions received
By JOS. W. DAVIS, Banker, No, rs State STREET
and at the OFFICE OF THE COMPANY, No. Az
CoHsREss srRzKr Bosror.
LEVI lei. STRAW, Trcas'r.
mch28eodIm
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but as sold at It's actual par value and cost.
Two Wells now going down, and more
Wells to go down soon. O
el21 acres the best oil land which the stool hold.
get Tor the low price of $l50000 with $50 600 to
work it WITH being about three times the amount of
land stockholders generally get in Companies where
thu Capital is fixed at 100000. We wouls particu
larry call the attention fparties wishing invest to
this fact, with very lite success shall be able
to paw at least three or tour per cent. month";
that wi hin sixty days from the time we close our
our books. E
We have already engaged an engine, row ON THE
LAND, 10 go to work with. By thus arrangement We
shal at least thirty days, which it wound take
to get one there. x = R~-4 A-tA A
Ia putting this stook upon the market, the officers
beet to maze it the best Gil sock in the market.
The property of this Company is situated on Oil
Creek. crawford County, Pennsylvania. and Ale
Greek is very valuable and from this property alone
the Company can earn large dividends The Com
pany will, as quick as the funds of the Company will
admit, sink several wells on this propert},
The property in Allegany County, New York, is
also very valuable being situated near the ceebra
ted "lndian Spring. so called and consists of 559i
ssres whi:h IS fast rising in value, and be re-
leased at large advances from what it will cost this
Company. %
Since the above was written. the 'Indian Spring
Oil Company" have receives letters stating that the
Moore Well is tow flowing Oil, which is OF the fin
est lubricating quality and will sell for $40 per bar
rel in this market. rs l..-t
This SIR Ike of Oil will largely advance the price of
land in this vicinity and as this Company has 5523
acres adjoining the .tInoian SprH g company" the
stock upon the MARKET and expect large and regu.
lar dividends.
subscript'on Books for signatures will BE- open
Monday. March 8. 1866, at the office of f. W.
HATCH, Treasurer, 40 Washington street, and ct
LOMBARD q GORE, 80 State street.
Prospectus 10 be had and further information
given on application to the Treasurer, or
URIAH T. y. RICE,
mar2Sdlm* 81 Commercial Street. Portland, Me.
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The fee simple property of the Company consists
oftwo hundred and thirty EIGHT acres Of tie best
territory in the oil regions lying on Pit Hole creek
Cherry RDn, Mcguire Run, and Dunn Run near II
dioute. Wells viii be sunk ON this property immedi
atey and with the large working capital OF S75 OOO
great results are anticipated.
This Company has been formed not as q matter of
speculation, but to develope property which it is
believed will prove to be Of grea value. The repu-
tatlon OF the gentlemen composing the Board OF
Trustees Is sufficient guarantee that this object will
be rapidly and faithfully carried out and ihat the
stock viii prove most desirable and profitable in
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GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY,
b OF Canada.

81 a h OF Canada. a. ,
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
azzEza On and after Monday, Nov. 7, 1884,
trains will run daily, Sundays except
cd unuI further notice. as follows:
a1~U UP TRAINS. 0
Leave Portland for south tars and Lewiston at 40
A. III. Also Island Pond, connecting there with
trains for Montreal and the West at LIS T. M.
DOWN TRAINS.
Leave South Paris ct 5.45 A. M, and Island Pond
at $50 A. NJ.
The Company are not responsible for baggage to
any amount exceeding $50 in value, and that per-
sons unless notice is given and paid for at the rate
of one passenger for every $500 additional value.
-5a Cd. BRYDGES, Managing Director.
n. BAILEY, Superintendent.
Portland, Nov. 7, 1864. ts nov7
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YORK g. CUMBERLAND RAIL RoAI
WIETER ARRANGEMKNr.

NEEH1 On and after November 1st, 1854,
4trains will leave as follows until fur
Their notice:
Leave Saco River for Portland, as $50 and $40
A. M, and $40 P. n. X r. la.s.. ..t.. :. -.
Leave Portland for saco River. at 500 A. NJ. and
400 and $50 r. NJ. 5q1a .f,lsfe -,l.l q
The 400 P. M. train out and the $40 A. M. train
into Portland, will be freight trains with passenger
oars attached. n Il stri-- .5... -4,.,
Stages connect at Gorham for West Gorhan,
Standish Steep Falls, Baldwin, Denmark, Sebago,
Bridgton, Lowell, hiram, Brownfeld, Fryeburg,
Conway, Bartlett, jackson, Limington. Cornish,
Porter, Freedom, Madison. and Eaton, N. h. .1.,,a
At Buxton Center, for West Buxton, Bonney Ea-
gle, South Limngton. Limington, Limerick, New
field, Parsonsfeld, and Ossipee.
AT Saccarappa, for South WiDdham. East Stand
sh, Sebago, Denmark and Bridgton, - Tuesdays.
Thursday and Saturdays. -.
Portland, OCT 81, 1854. dt
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MISCELLANY,
For the p, ess


March Musings. Il g
Ger the wild and uRayaiing
Mean q March's winds bewaiiing,
Deep heard the Masters words
Loose the brooks,-call h9me the birds"
Heard above the bare boughs drumming
Feet of April slowly coming
Sent to do the Masters will,
With o courage calm and still.
Der the skies smile is creeping!
From their long and silent sleeping
At the vernal trumpet's sound,
Come the howrets from the ground!
swsls my heart to hear the message,
FIJI my eyes to hail the presage;
For from poor Natures opened tomb
10. an angel scatters gloon!
ri 100 j FsifAa N.B.
Nam Glo,tceskAr
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In the summer of 1854. Professor siIiman ex.
amned this locality, and in letter dated at Bue.
naventura, Santa Barbara County, July 2, 1864, he
thus communicates the results of bis observations
on the property nowowned by the California PETROL
cum Company, the purchase of which he strongly
recommended to his friends in Few York.
THE property covers area of Is, 900 eighteen
thousaudl acres in body, on which are at pres.
ent at least twenty natural oil wells some of them
of the largest size. Artesian wells will be fruitful
along double line of thirteen miles, say for at least
twenty-five miles in linear extent. The Ranch is an
old Spanish grant of four leagues of land, lately
confirmed, ard ofperfect title. 1t has, as / said,
about eighteen thousand acres in it of the finest
land. watered by four rivers, and measuring, in q
right line, in all, thirteen miles As ranch, IL
splencid estate; but its valae is its almost abu
Ious scsalth IN the best Of oiJ.', r....-.
In a letter written to the company since his re.
turn, (Feb. 10, 1885, he says
81 am happy to be able to confirm, at this date
what have said in my published report respecting
heextraordinary character aud high value Of the
estate on which your company is established.
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B L Q Q .


Melrose, Nov. 2lst, 1864.
DR.. LARooKAH:-I have been in the habit of pre-
Beribing Larookah's Sarsaparilla Compound for two
years with the most satisfactory results. 1t will be
found aremedy we'll adapted to cure Scrofula and
lhclplent Consumption. 1t purifes the Blood, di-
verts humors from the lungs and at the same time
acts SO sure and permanent Tonic
! ~ WIN Slve good satisfaction whenever Alter
nauFe and PURIFYING Medicine is required
a,. BENZ r. ABBOTT.
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@The developed interest, las will be
seen below9 is already sufficient to en-
able this Company to pay monthly divi-
dends. ab
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DIR. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

have been Stsnderd Remedy for over thirty years,
and are the most eectual known for all COM
plants peculiar to Females. To all classes thsy are
invaluable, inducing, Nth certainty, periodcdlres
utGftty. They are Known to thousands, who have
Try, having the sanction ofsome of the eminent
Physicians in America.
Explicit directions stating when they should not
be used, with each Box-the price One dollar per
Box, or Boxes for So, containing from 80 toi 70
Pills sent by mail, promptly, secure from
observation, by RENTING to The Proprietcrs.
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS GENERALLY.
HUTCHINGS HILLYER, Proprietors
~ ), ri 81 CedarSt., New York.-
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EYsEs5s55ssssl Trains leave Portland, Grand Trunk
Station, for Lewiston and Auburn, ct
7.4U A. IA. and lbs p. NJ. -- -sAtet fii ia-
For Bangor and intermediate stations at LIS 2. M.
RRTURNING-Leave Lewiston ct $40 A. III. and
arrive In Portland at $50 A. NJ. Leave Bangor at
1901 A. N and arrive in Portland at 2.15 P. NJ.
Both these trains connect ut Portland with trains for
Boston, iiss.i ses al q a. s.s. 8 - IAN os.ss
Freight train leaves Portland at A. NJ, and re
turning Is due in Portland at r, M 81 gI3ytlal
Stages connect with trains ct principal stations,
daily for most Of the towns North and East Of this
line
sae.shaiaI ,sa G. NJ. MORSE, Supt.
Waterville, November, 1853. declA
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DR.. CHEESEMAN'S PILLS

was the commencement Of a new era in the treat
ment of Irregularities and Instructions which have
consigned so many TO PREMATURE GRAVE No fe.
male can enjoy good health unless she s regular and
whenever an obstruction takes place the general
health begins to decline These Pills for the finest
preparation ever put Jorr1rd with IMMED1 ATE
and PERSISTS MI SUCCESS. DON'T B L DE-
Gel Take this advertisement to your Drug
gst and ted him that you i0ant the BEST and most
reliable female medicine in the world. which is COM
prised in these Fills. tft5 ny . NM
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SUMMARY OF PROPERTIES.

Two tracts of good boring land, one hundred and
one hundred and four respectively, inJse, sit
uated south of Oil City, in Venango County, in the
immediate neighborhood of the Adamantine, Lee,
and other large wells just ruck tbs East Sandy
and Allegheny rivers. 4utt
Important Interests and Leases on the best and
most carefully selected prcpertie, on Oil Geek
on the Hassan Flats, : Cornplanter Run.-Rynd
Flats.-Cherry Tree Run.-Clapp Hassan, Widow
McClintock, Foster, and two lots the celebrated
Hyde Egbert Farm.
In all. fifteen wells i've of them produsing wells.
seven down from two to five hundred feet and still
boring andthree just commencing with room On
the leases for several more wells.
Also good refinery, in complete working order,
capable Of refining $50 barrels per day at profit OF
one to FIVE hundred dollars.
Also engines, tools, tubing, tanks and improve
ments, the sexual cash cost of which was &6s 500,
and worth to-day S75, 0o0,-;he whole comprising a
property unsurpassed for present value and pre-
spective increase.
anhacrsnf;on hooka for Qfock Of tha nffica nf Ia
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PRICE s1.oo PER BorTLE.

Prepared BY 8. Seavery
+ Or. E. R. KNIGHTS, Proprietor
o- Melrose, Mass.
7 For sale BY W. +. Phillips Co., and Ii. n. Hav
wholesale Agents, and retaied by all deslers IN
meuiciAs' mch24 65eod Seow6m
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SUPERINTENDENT,
W. W. WHITE, of Oil City.

This stock is bona fde full paid, with no poss.bn-
ity of future assessments and personal liability
The absoluts value and ecual cash cost ofths prop
erty ere SO great as to preclude its being offered
with the allurement of reduction frem q nominal
par valua.
thas been selected, at different times during the
past year By several old and experienced oil-wcrk-
ers and residents Of Oil Greek, who are familiar
with the history, progress and value Of every well
and piece of propsrty in that region. Several OF
the producing interests originally acquired for
the purpose OF holding as private investments and
sources Of regular income.
These gentlemen have, however, been induced to
combine their various inter ests, with additional
properly, into strong, sound, and reliable COM
pany. Each ofthem will retain an interest as stock
holders, and hold their stock as permanent invest
msnt. Residing in the oil region, and directly con-
cerned in the of the company they are pedg
ed to look closely after its operations; hss aordng
guaranty of watchful fupsrviaion and faithful and
energetic management posse ssed probably in an
equa degree by NO other Gil company ever formed.
Two of these gentleman are on the board of Direc-
ton, and one superintendent Of the Company.
The stock Is sold to pay for the property, and to
furnish working capital to open up the large and
promising tracts yet waiting TO be developed.
The managers start With the intention of paying
dividends quarterly and from actual earnings only
Paying quarterly affords time to sell the oil produc
ed to the best advantage, and is beieged to be in
all respects the soundest policy. lgf
The dividends wi hey ond question, be not only
| immediate, but regular, permanent and remunera-
tive. We wish to avoid holding out any induce.
ments not warranted by the same moderate and rsa-
sonable calculations that would be made in embark
ing In any legitimate business enterprise Iii safe
however, to assure subscribers ofhaudsome quar-
terly dividends from the present wells Of the COM
pany; which viii moreover, we confidently believe,
be very largely increased by new develop ments to
be rapidly made upon orr extensive and valuable
properties. H ra rat
Weinvite attention to, and the mast careful exam
ination Of the following list ofrrcperties, lands,
and leases, the locations of viii all shown ur-
on the map; believing thzt none more valua5ie and
promising have ever been offered upon so small q
capital and that have given greater sssu ance
of permanent value and large r,turns. We invite
subscriptions to an iurestmeat and guarantee the
most energetic and skiIftl efforts to develop the
property thoroughly, well as eful and faithful
management.
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3. IA w ~ 81 ~ : NS-~eS' -
AAfAEos 0Af' "anonester' N. ID.
JOHN G. You've, Manchester, N. II.
JOHN FEDERHEN, 81 Court street On
70
SUI Aanones'er' ~ d. Is SRI
SAMUEL CHASE, Manchester, N. H.
oY r ..- 49, w
% ra efAA
Isaac SAMuELs' OF Boston.
GA
|
The property of this Company is located on sCoal
Run Creek, in Meigs county, State of Ohio. about
ten miles from Athens. containing one hundred and
| five &C es of land. large number of wells are
| successfully worked in the vicinity some Of which
| are paving handsome dividends This eomnanv pro-
| pose to commence operations at once and entertain
no doubt that at an early dav thew will he able tn
| pay a handsome ner centaoe on the Investment
The known ability and commercial standing of the
officers of this company afford sufficient Guaranty
that the affairs will be conducted in manner 10 So
the confidence of those who are disposed to in
vest in it. 2 lai
The tract of land adjoining the property of this
company has passed into the hands of canitalists
who have sent out an experienced superntendent to
commence operations and their first order for ma
;nad ~ piopeiSs mas uoon on.ln
Assayer Of Massachusetts,, who pronounces the coal
yielding eighty gallons of oil to the ton and has no
doubt from the location and position of the proper
Of oil Most cornnania. hovs 40 nov VOW h;g,
manufactured irom the coal upon the property AZ
oos' n.y. sen cents per salion anu pro-
with the sinking Of wells. One dollar will buy a
neits derived from the lands either bv sales of
- .N"I"Is :. AA' - ~ ~ " 49, ~
worm OF valuable useful and desirable property
wl De given 70 the stockhoiders as soon as all the
course for the purpose of dsposing of the stock at
one-half Thus. it will be perceived that every
stakeholder owning ten shares for example. will be
ertv is divided: a plan which is entirely bonorahie
| and in all resnects nerfectlv LEGAL
,no piope,V W 70 uis'flDu'eu among tne s.oek-
W., 70 " sny - ,e MARKET anu Will
esooo e. ,,r.,h.so !. rr,o,,s, a, p.,.. ...-,.
| esooo TN s,o pow, c....e.... 49,
s6oOo in n, xorn p,xa. ~ v.,,. s..,. on. a.. s.oo
| es'n'
~0'OO An iNs' Al 'Aiue if'm sA0 70 SooV
$4,000 IN Corn w.rcurs from s9s 70 ths s-s+ on.,.
| - NY ftodsnam' worth so'V.
~'ss - -'' '''A1 ~A' " e'0
~'''' = 80 : = = = : - - 0e's
~''0' ~ " = - 'A'A oA' W w WI W SAoo'
900 -N-- ~-'' " - anu t 'AA' '
a.ooo =
per Set. sb
SoVoVin LADIES FuRs, In Sets from $50 to an Amer
10 q i
| alC at from $50 to SIS each. 49,
$4,000 - car+s, Fri, su;.. 80 n, o,., ..o
to $75 each.
| $4,000 in Gents Dress HATS AZ $40 each
| 5000 in Ladies Dress HATS, at $40 each.
$4,000 IN 1.d;ss, straw Rovrv-o ..s,o..
~'''' ~ '-Au''' D's' sD@'''' A-N oAosA S'
S0ooo In Marseiiies QUILTS.
$4,000 in best quality BLANKETS.
$4,000 in Phelan 6 Collender's B1lIIARp TApLEs.
esaoo ., hh,. ofr,onv
~''VV Al 'oiuo'
$1,000 in bundles of pure COFFEE.
e0''' AZ 'DNN'e' - ms
$4,000 in bundles of SUGAR.
.zooo T. s,r,..,. .n.,,t;.. Ladies', eoors
|
''''' - o'-'' Di''' - ~
-ooo - ro,v. l54a
...o. NJ .oz,x,.
's'S' YER Bakers, Wheeler 4 wilson's, Sing.
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Steam to and PROM the Old Country.

Steam to and From the Old Country.
1 The wsIIknown iAEcrits Clyde built
stsalaanips, sHJBERFiA. !" CALEDONIA, nsBRITAN-
MA" and UNITED INSDoM, ,, are ,ntes ded to sail
fertnightly TO and ~ ON New York. carrying pas.
ssnRers to and from liverpool, Glasgow, Belfast,
Dublin, Waterford, Cork Limerick, Galscoy or
Londonderry These steamers were built specially
for the Atlantic trads, divided into water and
air.tight compartments. 0sd h 3eoras III
Ratss of Passage.
From New York IL any ofthe above place: Cabins,
$12D and 800; steeraRe @45, payable in American
currency. - 49, ~
ToNew York from any of the above places: Cab
ms, S65 and $780, storage, $25 payable in gold or
equivalent In American currency.
Those who wish to send for their friends can buy
tickets at these ratet IRON the Agents.
4 FRANCIS MACDONALD & co,
ian9d4m Bowling Green. NJ <ark