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... The Caribbean Line Steamers. Information been received by Messrs. Davidson, Colthirst St Co., announcing that the steamer Primate is momently expeeteti to arrive here, and will load homewards, in connection with the Caribbean line to Loudon. ...
... Caribbean Line of Steamers. S. S. CARIB. Now loaning in the Wand will he 1.-aving for London and w.II he followed by the. S. S. M Lrno., and S. S. Gritneol. Intending Sitiptx r shook' therefor.. make earl CPplication to Lb., At nte st, 04 °Laporte Or ...
... S S. Caribbean. An opportunity is affmd .d perthms desirous .of proCrUitleij loy Not/ trial% as ste.on .r Ca. ibboan of W. I. and P. Company's line, is flue here on the 29th instant, and will kayo abottly sftvi ditvot for ab Ivo port. ...
... S. S Caribbean. -- The W. I. & sir. Caribbean, Captain Wrake, arrived yesterday mornjog in 2} days trona Colon. Mot brought one Cabin passenger—Miss Annie Norman, mud 8 deckers port, and 3 in transit for New Odeon., for which port, she leaves at 4 p ...
... S. S. Caribbean. The W. I. & P. S. 8. Co's. str. Caribbean, Captain Daniels, arrive,' from Colon yesterday morning in 2f days, bringing as paaseugers for this port, Mr. and Mrs. Simoneth antl 2 children; Mr. Henry Lieu), 15 tleekers, and 3 in transit ...
... Caribbean Line of Steamers. B. S. CARIB. Now Imdiug in the Island will shortly be leaving for London and will be followed by the S. 8. Maroon and 8.2. Grimeel. Intending Shippers should therefore make early et). plicatiou to the Agent. m the outports ...
... S. S. Caribbean. The W. 1. & P. C. Stun'. C•triblie:in, Captaiu Dudek, left at daylight yeatortlay tur Nuw with 2,300 barrels oranges, mud bunches bananas, shipped by Messrs. Lewis and Muudes. She took no passengers. ...
... B. 8. CARIBBEAN. The W. I. and P.O. Sir. -- Oaribbean Capt. Fost, arrived on Sunday Evening from Liverpool last St. Thomas and Portan-Prince, bringing the following Liverpool—Mr. E. W. Bates, Miss C. J. Kelly, Miss E. Kelly. From St. Thomas-6 deckers ...
... THE S. S. CARIBBEAN The W. I. tt, P. Co's steamer Caribbean, left this port yesterday afternoon for Liverpool via Aux-Cayes am! Port-an- Prince, taking the following passengers:— For Aux•Cayes—Mons. P. E. Lai-mine ; Mdlle. Artand ; Mdlle. Rosa Leon ...
... Caribbean Line Steamers. The Cnribbosn hue str. Carib, Capt. Vicary, left at 3 p.m., on Saturday for London dirrvt, with a general cargo, and the followinv passengers :—Mrs. Panton Forbes, child, at nurse, tic master liarrison. _ _ _ Maroon, Capt ...
... September Caribbean Line of Steamers. JAMAICA Ti) LONDON. 8 .8- GRIMSEL, 1 CA PT. CLARK, 4a.• iii ent t on the iii iii sod will be despstobevl shortly alto arrival for London. For particulars of rates of freight early application be made to the Agents ...
... S. S. CARIBBEAN'. Tho W. I. a — aii:o. — s - tr. Caribbean Captain Fost, is momently expected at this port from Liverpool last St. Thomas and Port-an-Prince. ...