This card reads, Coleman's CaliforniaLine, for San Francisco, sailing regularly asadvertised clipper of Saturday, March 17th.

The magnificent extreme clipper ship Storm King Callaghan,commander, is now rapidly loading at pier 15 EastRiver. This celebrated vessel is well known to thetrade as an ex treme clipper, and her uniform rapidpassages and excellent delivery of cargo, render herat once the popular ship of the port, and insures herprompt dispatch, as above.

She rates strictly first class, and insures at the lowest rates. WM. T. Coleman& Co., 88 Wall St., Tontine Building. Agents in SanFrancisco, Messrs. WM. T. Coleman & Co.

The Storm King wrecked in 1877 at Port Stephens N.S.W. on the voyage to Sydney

This card reads, Sutton & Co.'s Dispatch Line for SanFrancisco.

112, 177, 120 days' passage. Small popularship. The first class New-York built clipper shipPanama Soule, master, is receiving her cargo at pier26 E.[ast] R.[iver], and will have our usual promptdispatch. The panama is one of the finest and mostelegantly finished ships in the California and Chinatrade; She has made the above short passages, anddelivers her cargoes in the most perfect order.

Being of small capacity she will finish loading in a fewdays. Sutton & Co., 58 South St., Cor. Wall. the shipsof this line insure at the lowest rates, anddispatched quicker than any other from New-York to SanFrancisco.

This card reads, Henry W.Peabody & Co Australian line for Melbourne. Carrying the U.S. mails. Loading at regular berth, T wharf, to succeed Barque `Polly Lewis', with despatch, the magnificent new, A1 clipper barque, Etta Loring, 719 tons register. John Loring, commander. Of best Massachusetts build and the highest class, French Lloyds, 3,3, A1,1, for eleven years.

Shippers will please forward their engagements pro mptly and before October 20. For freight or cabin passage apply to Henry W. Peabody& Co., Australia packet office, 41 India wharf, corner Atlantic Avenue. Boston, September 20, 1871. Messrs. Newell &Co., commission merchants, agents at Melbourne. Railway station printing works, 159 Washington St., Boston.

The Peabody & Co Australian line flag is positioned between the American and Australian coat of arms.