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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.


WEDNESDAY. March li.-Cattle have declined heavily
during the week. and owners are losing large amounts
They why the prices OF the past fortnight
should not be pretty well sustained, hence pad nearly
s much formerly for cattle but can only get Wltmn
$40 per head or per h. Of what they bought ms day
week wien only m head could be counted up instead
OF fO3 as now Trade Is very slow ana iy oVJ remain
uusod while cars are reported Tor HUDSON
civ tomorrow with several due at COmmunipaw
Most Of the cattle selling at l6GIc, Win several loS
Of Tim at lSc and small number of extras ~ lec
Al CUnnunpaw, with 23l head for yesterday and to-
day most Of them fair Illinois steers, ly2 head by o. d.
Axander nre ~ cwt steers brought I7c with % prime
cattle the last Of the French feeding cWt, AZ ll1lotc
also Othcrs, good flesh Cwt, at lG0l5tc > W. Aei-
ton co. had ~ head, u cwt sold ut l6GlIr ana 80
otlers AT ice o 6 cwt A. W. Giett sold 81 finnish IL
po steers light weight, al l5016c. OH "a cwt j. T. Al
xauder run COG head varying nom thin little steers OF
cwt al IJc up TO lie for good "a cWt cattle, ana lt
lsr. for "A few fat animals OF rising c"t' go -.
There were l.32 bead al Hudson Cty WIN Fewer S'ie
catfe than for many weeks. lot OF 40 ILL., steers, y
Ous AZ Rankin. q cWt., reported at l5Gl7c, 100 MO
raised but ILL., fed 81 cwt steers, by Adams drought
1Bdl7tc Woodruff d Bro had III Canada cattle mixed
a. U sold al l5aGc with 81 poor o. steers, COWS, &C.
cwt at 4a15c JE Morris sent in 20 rough NY steers
OF q cyt sold al Beach Bray sold GO very good
owl O. steers, mostly at HGl7tc. tops lsc some cOn
mon State COWS are reported at i20l3c. - -, An
Sheep picking little after several days OF dui
ness There 1850 sale to-day, viz cars at
FOrtcth-st, cars at Communipaw, car NJ Chamber
Inns and head at Hudson CITY, beside some held from
Yesterday. Among the sales were, at Communipaw,
cars common ne wool Southern O. sheep, 81 N, at nc;
car AT Chambern's, wool o., lI3 n at sIc. AT
Hudson CITY car Pa stock I04 No. at &C. with some 81
h State sheep, at 7U7tc., and 81 very me Lancaster
Connty pa sheep leo H. by Bliss Dnmick, at lOc. Al
Fortethst state sheep 80 70. brought kc car, %
~ Tie; and cars State, 90ag0 10, Sdo4c.
Hogs are again, 10c being refused Tor some goou
lots OF CO TO- while live illinois, l65 ID, were sofa at
Comuunpaw for 1Oc The market may be quoted at " a
lOc Arrivals today: IL cars al COlnmuhlPa" anu SIX
cars at FOrtieth-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12

CLEARED
St.amshp Aleppo r) Harrison Liverpool; Aaana rl n1on
London Yiryna Sherwood Charleston: Luce Harrington lining
ION T. Henry Chauner GRAY AspuWal: Ainealre. Bourne,
south Amhoy. PoFn Virginia Roberts Nor
fork, Va; j. W Everman Tuttle. Philadelphia
Rolf Now.l BaulsOn, Lonion TheghA tOresk
Falmouth; G. y Rogers, Ba CacL and market
Brgs e. r Geary Nenvta Wellington (Br) Johnson
Cardenas (Span Rhasa CaE for oders d. IrOSbrde
McCArty. Demersrs; h. W. Armstrong Dh. Ponce, p X
Lady Of the Lake (Br Boyle, ST. Pierre Mart White Sea
Bachfoid. Port Spain: WIN. Flint - Bgeksyle G. Wet
(Br) John, n T. Coptoy French, Boston; o. H.
Bradford, Bowie, Rockpor, Mass
ARRIVED.
Leudesues tNoE Olson Newcastle - ays with o =" heu
Meincke Had beayey gales most Of toe passage
March Of the Highlands vessels oser mast
other spa with rigging attached apparently but short aae hs
Bari Land o Cakes iof Liverpool oNe Cochin Nov IS with
mdse order OF Good Hope jan H. 81 Helena Jau 70.
crossed the line % Had tue weather the passage
10 j. n Harvey. Had norherly gales he entire passage
Brig Rising of Ng aver SkOned, Ponce, m FEB 20 VIA
mdse. 10 L. W. p Armstrong .
schr Hattie Dodge Providence Freeman, Barbados Feb -
with sud holasses TO H. roSbes sons MIeh . a - @
~ " which fyng boom split fore AUD
had boat deck received other damage
James !. Hess Jones, EilfabethPori for NeShAFen
Schr Rarah L., Hasey BlLAbethpor for Proyiisnes
Schr L. r. Ren,on HARDY Ncrfslk for Providence
Schr Mary A. Ryer, Etherdge, virginia f'r Pteyhenes
Sehr MAry A Skpaer Thatcher Newport for Eihabethpot
MEMORANDA.
Wcckng Company have sent Their steamer
sieampump a. 20 bring 70 th po @ spahsh hg San
Juan which vessel put into Greenport eAAuS Aui us"e
SAILED.
Steamships Aurassn aud Aeppo for LvePoo ATLANTA for Lon
Auuwa Alabama for Vera CruA Virginia
sy foysoa; Lucille Wilmington. j. $ Green for Aers0ars
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finantial.
TO CAPITALISTS.

THO CAPITALISTS.
uDdersgued Offer for sale at limited amount ofhe
BONDS OF THE PORTLAND WATER COMPANY or PORT
LAND, MAINE
Th,ss bonds besr SIX PER CENT INTEREST PAYABLE IN
GOLD And the principal deemAbe gold twenty years The
op are payable annually in Boston, the Let April and the
M October The loan $500 900 and scared by
mortgage on the property Of the Company to eIGOv Israel
wssLbarr. w., and Mayor Jacob Mcclellan Trustee
The Company chartered by the State Of Maine With capital Of
600 and The whole authorized Of bonds the shove amount
The contract for material and the completion Of entire works is with
m. Nee.s Water Pipe Company under guarantees and
IoBds With the value and Importance Of the No'
ever, , Al and from tLe lake and through the city including
an, .,er and calls or completion Of the works by December
peIf s.h.go and its frbptsyie, xblcb
~ en- $50 miles The WORKS are based upon
the present popblhon " M
y gayaOH RJ without machinery ,h SAe D'nE "a 'ee
11oye toe aud ysni from me ft 10 III, g No. : vov
g, frrLei information IN regard 0ths boDs % !" ssa
t,69@tE Co No lIsporuIt Grio o. J. BONNER Ce, NO
HTnaEll
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pASSENGE RS ARRLTED.

PROM AsPIEwALL March 2--Iu steamship FuonIenfy Rogers
saa and Wife Mrs H. and children Miss NJ Dsaa
Norris Thomas Gr AGES AN: ws gskT , a0a ', mh ns
Hatfield John Proctor Thatcher and WIFE, Miss y scoae Jaist
Miss NJ Rdgards r. j. Brewer D. Ddgar vie and children n
Wh Bly, j. Armstrong Wm Jones and sie Mr. a. lispgas
Mr. G w Reed children j. MeLogan wills 4. DreT
B K. Drew II weOhn Stone and vie g Roihgek Ms N
Elzur Jas wukle Nelson Grey NJ shegdy l. stats Head,
Geo IomPE9 A D. whtmanh y Valdez II nl smith Nm a. L. =
? coiett q White H. FOinsy MoOei, sllvsh G ~ SFog
Wbitaey l. 1dm H. D. Rose Poland j. Leaud D. Morse Mr.
b. Robbins l. D. GOouos D. Combs G. b Robbins G. q BaI
ii D. Raeis6 Thos Robbins p Ghsh N. LAEe W n Neal G.
BGi n ,s asa b e KS stSpt T. IL West p TAYLOR NJ l. Sol
,s Va ,sr oSSF9 Esa 4 P aanE SS1 g. " ss
Luche Haskell Henry Mecar6y j. l. BsziFey' ATS Twas mal
wife and children McConu Les Kron Cunningham w Wa:
1e a. ET ,oa Ps a O., T Baxter Ws M H. M
aud children W vanteeh " H. Jackson Cgtlbe 9f, arl sld
Ja. Brown; oBhen Isr, Ksly i s u.S S,gs.
ard tire children Nrs. D. A Dee, ard wo 60 en d. w Bu,h
ISo Ms,e silva snnon s. Baros T. q Mullen 10.
aso. Sey and tre ehlsD Mr.. FGk and tss ehGei
Morid H. CLARK A. Sehebea H. L Drew H. BsreHs l. Dgisr
T. &Sr si J. Ga.sa L. Wallace Mss = corey Rochester u
wyE,n Rshbns A Hearn j. Williams b a and $50 children
Wells G. Larorn g. Tho-p'5a D. as9sLe4 5ih T''i .
j. oSnin. Capt r. MunrOe, I. $ ~ r. Lama. J. D. Ihonp
:SH H. Rec y5 a. Sa''' AID two e,s s. os, a.
Peter 7. Il. Reekmaa J. soner y H9,ef y ;, BALI eh
Mrs NJ g. kellogg children, s. T. Nys p Gsyion aHd ale
n Morris wife chiren Sarti wife and cl Judge Loc
wood Aai NJ l. Brown AMI tao e sn d sao-es s.I
NJ Waar and wife Mrs OhTer aud servant Aaml
r. Butt Haunekn B. Caruugou. j. {. loSnan \" ~ bqft s'
three children. l. W. Forstug, wife aud CHI Mis h9'e EI"
Lliher Mrs 5. l. Carpenter Ms ~, Fes NmL 1't p
W II Avery, s. Conrad Nay'e wife aud Two ese9 y - Ds
rr Leteba wife and three chden W y SMITH, koseis -
wife J. G. Mensdorfsr A. Has5rouck Mrs ~ A. fo Joseph
Il J. Peck wife sad y b. X AZ y y brer W Dos
selman NJ " Rood Mrs NJ L. SeheI g. J Cashot r O.9na
Mrs A. Grin cbid NJ. Hughes. Mrs " T. Hacl, J. j. Ner'
Miss H. HAYDEN, Miller Charles anes and ehd j. y hope
Alfred Charles Walter Thomas kskfige, Henry
Josepbi Miss A. oppock o. r. Weed L. Booth. A. q
Kenney Jas Cana cd Miss NJ McCard Mrs Williams
ami chi r. Whseae wife M Van Dusen. Mss & pennistou
FROM CHARLESTON, March 7In steamship ManhlitsnC y
James W. uniau, G. T. Scyies T. butler y
Kiugbury aud wife n. Maless r. W Mongomey j. foaira
D. Ivsou, child. and H. G. kcatfdron . h.g F
and child Mira johnson H. y Robinson a. r. Ban9 w l. DaA
,og D. p Thompson J. AcDsuiei and - 10 ne secrase
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PdSSENGERS SAILED.

FOR AsPISwALL Sc March IIn steamship Henry Clancy
W. r. CssanO and siie Mr. sutherland
children ard nurse Panaster T. Poster Manuel Arguasny
Tbos Abeo J. W. Howe James RYDER r. r. Scuy Capt Geo w.
D5 Hnuey Alex Peir Mrs BoleF c. j. Robinson A. Bose
Uicb G. L. Clark M L. Clark J. PaTser Geo q. Kennedy v D.
Barbour. urer C. D. Quinn, ID. T. Pike, Geo Hall
For Caorn-Gen. O. hcCOok Miss McCook Capt NJ 3. Cor,
Mcnen and wife Miss Meiluen Mss Lander Wade Brosn
g. h. Oberng II. b. CariNe, Chas r. simpson w A. Near Dr.
Wthersp0on d. L. Martin w. s. Hobart Soddari Mrs ida Vim
cent j. r. Clark Robert Irvine and wife u Lawrence wife, and
children Mis- Ellen Devote A. Williams Mrs NJ. j. Adams, Chas
Mareu T. r. White Mrs A. Cohen and children Geo. Russell aud
and children. Mrs d.. r BgaeTs. Mrs Reach. j. heCol-
um Julius Lambe aud wife. J. b. Moore, M TOklass,
Capt Petersen schiug, wife and family, c. DekensOu.
Sherwood. CHILDREN James o. A. jenkins,
stephen Powell, Mrs r Bartlett Percy Dmriek wm Baird W. D.
eJnod Krauss Dnmiek Alex Baird T. Cooper, wife,
and child Middleton H. j. Biydeubngb, s. Van Syck O. W
LAYTON Rich Provost W. W. Bead Ad0h BoskoSL Mrs Jala
Warner c. H. Mn and children G. H. Mix Mrs Helen Lenne'
hacker Mrs Mye J. W. TOuey, Lehale wife and children
Clark A. Booth. james Goldsmith. NJ ~ Bright Thomas
Alexander Mrs Marpn and CHILD julius Roa g. Jenes T. Pree
ard Miss Potter. Miss T. Woody. A. Ball niece ehd'
Miss C. Melville W. Baum wife ard ehdren Henry Jennings L.
b. Goodwin D. Carpenter Ms Mary Iton Judge Delas ae
r. Smith Thos. Overs T. Abbott, Ms W: H. Nson Lieut. r.
Lieut. Com O. NJ Prtcharl X Davis W IT, Smith and wife, Messrs
Norman Hartley J. Smh j. spaadns N G. Coz j.
Brandon Sperry Mrs Batfleer sister and ch A setch
Edgerton Geuea John smith aud wife samuel Slern
A. Kmmore. NJ Chambe Mrs. Banning Mira bahoek soha
Enhlcr Mugford J. W. Foster T. Graves David Saeie VIE
Midget aud children, Oliver Oo2chr Ms
BurJn Syulon j. Haggel r. Guuu, Ms Susan D. Mebh,
C. SLOrb G. Lewis Joseph Buckbee Mrs Grahsa and large
uumber 10 second cabin and steeTage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12
prcF1prs OF pROnrCE.

RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
March u-Il6s bbls. Flour, $50 bbls Corn Meal, 4l2
sacks Corn Meal bush Wheat 237O5 bush Corn 800
bush Oats go bush Rye 200 bush Seeds 40 pkgs Beer
337 bbls Pork. 4sl pkgs Cut Meats 10 pigs Lard lOCoO
Live Hogs, 1882 bbls Petroleum, lISs pkgs Butter t9o
pkgs. Cheese, 9l8 bbls Eggs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12
C0UTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L. I-(WIN-

sJanesssiP T. at a. via L. Railroad, to Jamaica, for
Babylon aud al Nay-ssGus
FrnkIusyP, Brpokyn az 9:3 wa BfoosJn '"nu
Railroad 20 jamaica for Babgloa and ai was Stations
Leave Jamesssp " l. H. via J. l. Railroad !" Jhse' i"'
Babylon aud III
Leave Frarkinaye Brookyu at2:3 VIA BTootyD tehuA
Railroad to Jamaica. Tor Babylon aud all wal.staons -
Leave Babron 535 Jamaica and an ysa0ns eoAne'E
With train Of L. railroad. arriving JameyssNp Al ~ M
Leave Babylon ~ 75 rJamaica and s wsTins connect
With train o. Brooklyn Ceu Railroad arriving az fankna'e'
brooklyn A. 10 m.
for Jamaica and all waystaiions
recng With ran Of L. Railroad arriving az James sshp az ~
Babylon ia Tor Jamaica aud al vays.tons
Meeting Brooklyn Central Road arriving a. franhu
Brooklyn also ith the horse ~
he East NssYork and Jamaica oad Which leaves jamaica ~
minutes. r. WHITE, Superintendent
To effect Nov. 4. 1861
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12
VIZ. R. BAnn. General Pa. Assn.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAIL
ROADs-on and amer MONDAY, Not p, 1851 trains for
Albany and Troy connecting with Northern and western trains VII
leave FsE.York as follows: ~,..,,
ga EIpss train Hudson River Railroad Thrsetbsi and
Tenth through Buffalo and Suspension Bridge without chang" OF
cars ard connecting Troy with trains for Saratoga Rutland BuIng
ton, and the North. -,
m Empress Hudson River Railroad connecting Albany
and Troy with trains for the North
a Express Harlem Railroad, Twenty sItf-tt and
connecting Chatham vita Western Raad for Leoasoe
Springs Ps6 Albany with Western trains and at Troy Win
fsui saratogs Rutland, Burlington and the NORTH
Express via Hudson River Railroad connecting AZ
Albany trains aud al Troy with trains for Montreal VII"
sleeping car attached. -, f...,-
Western Railroad for Lebanon Springs Pttsned Se anu a.
With Sleeping attached Al AoAny
$50 Express train via Hutioh River Railroad WITH
attached through Buffalo Suspension Bridge without change
Also ,eepnger day excepting Sauray sseRsd
through OgdensbuR without change wa Rome '"
and o. Railroad Connection Troy will be made At hast Albany
This train will SUNDAYS al. ,.-- - -, ,
with early trains for Buffalo AND Suspension Bridge
and AZ Troy with trains for Saratoga and points North
Sunday train will via Hudson River Railroad from New fort
10 Poughkep,e intermediate stations leaving York al
Returning POughiespse a. M arriving ~ at $50
A. .Supday train Harlem Railroad leaving Forty seeondst
m ana arriving Al Miller At $40 Returning leaves Miller
Ion Al 4: 20 o. NJ. arriving Ees fork At " m
~" ~ ''~ y H. VANDERBILT Pre,ident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-03-12

TRAINS LEAVE HEwNoRKs
For EesHsvea and Brdyepogs T0O eco (GrD D0 r. D:
lEr) go fFY.L 3f5 80 Vld 200 Oh p N. go. -, 81,
For Mif,ri Statf Fsee Southport. and Wesipor 30 I'D
a. 10. 3s5, 40 D. .,,, al. g,
loiNoreaF 5oo 500 ,) 900 IL9O i25 Erl 400 iEIl
lsj. so (E1., 80 g.1l tirj r. l-
FOR Dares. 100 SEQ A. s0S ,n:3 g. 10. 80 p n.
for stamford 40 300 tnL AoH llJD M; lzI9 tE & @N
(kXl 80, t@ tE1.l, T. 10 80, 63J 400 (3r) p ~ an
For IreenNra sut Intermediate satoL 100 Slo iI) . nj '
as. 40, 30, go 3.
CONNECTING TRAINS
Boston Springfield ~. OK J. 100 (E1h GO) 10.
For tosion ,ia shore Line, lal5 (kE.), Gi0p "a,
Tor Hartford and Springfield. 200 l2l5. 100 OH soc
p .
For Connecticut River Railroad aOos OK 25 p Mon
tIeal. 800 p 70. q Northampton.
For Ilafod Providence and Fshh Railroad 200 (r) No. 2is
For New Haven NssLouaou and stouasn Railroad 400
l2l 100 800 ,. 10.
For Canal RAJ road T. , 70 Northampton.
For IIou atomic Railroad 400 $50 m.
Nor Nanyetuck Railroad. 300 m. 400
Por Dsaburv ard Norwalk Railroad 40, 80 A5op
'"iihi"et'"' ''~|f''7 Srnf
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Bort @mSm's Hottie.

NHw.YOKK.
PoRr.wARDENs OEvicE No. % willsmst
NOTICE is hereby given, in accordance with
~ section Of the Ae. passed April ~ 1857 entitled An Ae,Io
Interested D having charge Of the n such nqar
examination survey following under
Narns that the viii
be within succeeding tina nOtes bos
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MISIATURR ALMANAC.
snp Rises... 6:l5 sun 6;O3 Moon kss....H4'
ssndv Isaud. .ll.01 Hell Gaie....l9i
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NEW JERSEY Il. R.-For PHILADELPHIA,
lNv,A kensington ESQ pm Via Camden a NJ M Pm va
w PhA an m pm and u night For BAIT aud asSgon
S.i0a IL m 1890 For South aud We-b AM
FOR ThB WEST-ro Cincinnati and Chego-s ~ a H. y m
1880 The $40 and $50 m trans ihrougn Nn oa'
one change silver Palace sleeping cars % , p ~ van fa w.
Cincinnati without change making connexions Ineuau as "
By lines Family Compartment cars also on
iran Non through TO chicago without ehAAe
one train In advance lines With all morning trains nom
Ch,eago fsDsUvl r. w. JACKSON. Ges SUIT
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL
THOMAS DENNY g. Co,
B,SKgRs AND BROKEIS,
No 80 W0ll-st
o,r Annual Financial Circular for 1873 - now
ready and will be forwarded. free Of charge, hPeI
sons DESIRING 10 make investments through us
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7 oNG ISLAND RAILROAD-Winter

TONG ISLAND RAILR0AD-Winter Ar
4 rangement-Change Of Time-LeAye Jauessip Mall
train for Greenport all connecting Mneolt with
trains Cove and Hampstead II passenger Na
systations Express train for Ri eI Head NJ
Glen Cove train and all stations NJ
FsImps das and Hampstead pa,Dsr n and for North p saa
DAYS only = t.,
SUNDAY Excursion Train leaves Hunters Point sl5 NJ iVeh
Hunters Point stfOp M TO take effect Nov. & 1907 ,.
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Guan Stfuars.

49,
CALLING FROM PIER 3, NORTH RIVER.
- FoR cnGRLRsrOE AND FLORIDA PORTS
MASHhTTRS Cs March H. s'9r IA.
fP2Gt 1cso%%S Tss ,S5 s & haug
the South Carolina Railroad soah s'i sO"'h t and VIVA
''s Gas1 t e F9Ie1 E Re :, Commission
Bills II Ialng furnished and signed 90 i9e pier
Passenger and e ght Office No IS Broadway ,, ,ovp,Nv
EEWYORK AND CHARLESTON sIE,MShhr o ~ Cents
THE NATIONAL LINE. o..v.
steamers weekly Liverpool and oaees'twa leaving re' No
"a North River eser' Saariay' s,rrpn,y March A.
LOUISIANA ATreUAl March ~
DEysARK April
CABIN p'.sase. elo2 q s9 s
serlse tickets Antwerp Rotterdam Hamburg aud ia'rs s''
in currency .. ". q
'ra q b''Aa"''' OF y" 20 D'0-'" W HURST MANAGE.
CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
States aud British Governments carving Mails intend Pa'eHg
CITY OF SEE.Y oRK.........s SATURDAY, March =
CRY OF OF CORK via HaifsIj. MONDAY. March %
CITY or BALT1MORK.......SA IIRDAI March %
Ana sash succeeding SATURDAY ALLEVIATE MONDAI, all
from Pier No. IS North River iss or p.se,ep
BY the mail steamer sailing every SATURDAY ~ 49, -
FIRST CABIN oU.D $40 sTEBRAGE SO
70 70 i'5oa is TO 8
Passage BY the MONDAY eAmerFFs Cabin $50 goi Storage
Rates passage rom Ss-YOs to H.laI-C,bn, s2oi s'esrss
Passengers forwarded TO Hare Hamburg Bremen &c. At mod
Steeage from Liverpool Queenstown SO currency Tick
' v can be os 6s S paS ;S s aS 15 sf' se
JOHN 6. DALE, Agent no. 10 Btoadrav n I.
DASSAGE TO AND FROM
II GREAT BRITAIS AND IRELAND
BY STEAMSHIP AND SAILING PACKET
AT REDUCED RATES -. $500,
| drafts AVAILABLE THROUGHOUT ENGLAND, IRELAND
SCOTLAND AND WALES
TAPsGoTT BROiBRS No 6 souhst aud No q Broadway
| HHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYD'0
1 Steamship WISER G. Wenke, msstar
carrying will sa from the Bremen PIER FOOT Of
On THURSDAY March H.
|
| BREMEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON
| TAKING PASSENGERS TO
London ayc Southampton and Bremen, atthe following rates pay
able IN gold: -.
! flrst Nahn.ss. flzV
/ Second Cabin. ....s..t....sss... hoil
To be followed BY the steamship HERMANN W j. "enk Uaef
| OF THURSDAY, March 49, "a -,
For freight apply 90 OELkClIs Co. No 20 brossN