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$55,366
40 prizes of y 5000!
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass c.
TO be drawn in Baltimore, January IL, 1851.
RICH SCHEME.
prize of SIS ,366 dollars is. ....... S55, 1866
40 prizes Of 5000 dollars are ~ DOC, 900
l79 prizes Of 600 dollars are. ........ lO7 400
Lowest three No. prize in the Lottery Is 5000.
Tickets Sl5 OO-Haves $7 5O--Quarters SO rs.
Certificate of package 26 Whole Tickets. S220
Do do do 20 Half Tickets. 10
Do do do 26Quarter Tickets SO
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Tickets d Si2-Halyes SG-Quarters S3
Certificate OF packages of % Whole Tickets S go 90
Do do of shares in proportion.
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A CARD.

UNHE undersigned would most respectfully in
u form his customers that their respective &C.
counts will be made of up 20 the 5lst instant, a,
which time he confidently trusts that they will be
prepared to settle either by cash with notes at
short date. He would take this occasion 20 return
his sincere thanks 70 his numerous customers for
their liberal patronage during the past year, and
hopes, by strict attention 20 business, TO merit a
continuance Of the same.
Dec 30-3lif WIN r. RILEY.
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Tickets Sl0-Halves = S5-Quarters So 90
Certificate of Package of 20 Whole Tickets s l40
Do do 20 Half do 10
Do do 20 Quarter do 30
Orders for Tickets, Shares, or Packages, in any
OF the above magnificent Lotteries. will meet with
prompt attention. All communications strictly
confidential Address
+. MORRIS & CO. Managers,
Dec 30-d&tr-w Baltimore, Md.
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N oTIcE.-We We hereby respectfully inform our
~ customers that their respective accounts will
he made up to the 25th instant, aud handed in i'm.
nediately thereafter, when It will be expected Of
All To come forward settle up, and commence the
new year with account
Dec 27-diwf p N HO 81 4 90
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The EFFECTS OF SLoP MLK.---On a late trial,
which turned onthe quality of certain supply Of
milk, the following evidence was given by ply
sician and chemist, who had analysed that which
is sent out daily in New York from establish
ment of one thousand cows:
Question. What are the effects of this slop mil k
in the human system3 Answer. My opinion is
formed from what have heard from other physi-
clans; they have told me that drop of this milk
given to a child would produce sickness. have
seen cases myself where it has produced delete
rious consequences have doubt it s decidedly
unhealthy, particularly to children whose diges
tive organs delicate and slow have seen
cases where my opinion was that diseases of cho-
lera infantum and marasmus have been produced
by this sort of milk Marasmus ID general ema-
citation. have not personally known it to pro-
duce consumption, but it is 80 stated in medical
books, and it is the general opinion Of physicians
that it does. have noticed that this milk did not
coaguate in the stomach as the pure milk does ;
the coaguatve quality is one that it must possess
to be digestive in reasonable time. The kind of
food spoken of increases the quantity Of milk but
dimnishes the nutriment. There is a reduction in
the Legitimate nutritious parts Of from thirty
per cent"
The republic., 1850-12-30
State or New York

I AND WARRANTs-for sale by
IL Dec 27--f CHUBB, SCHENCK & co.
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DEsrRUcTIoN THE MAINE STATE PRISON BY
TIRE.-The Maine State prison, Thomaston
was destroyed by fire on Sunday afternoon, the 22d
instant. The following account Of the fire is from
the Bangor Mercury;
The State prison was discovered TO be fire
about half past four O'Clock, Sunday, y. M, and
the three fire engines were promptly on the spot,
ranging about twelve degrees above zero, and the
could be brought into work upon the flames. One
working it. By the persevering exertons Of the
citizens in throwing snow, &C.. the shops and
crn wing were saved Had the fire broken out
twelve hours later, the whole prison establishment
would have inevitably been destroyed. As
ii was found that the main prison must go, the
prisoners about ninety in number, we're all taken
out of their cells, and safely conducted through
file Of citizens and officers of the prison to the
wheelwright shop, where they were safely guarded
through the night
"The fire is supposed 10 have taken a stove
pipe in the guard, room the wood of which was dry
tindcr. 1t speedily communicated with the un
finished and dry attic, and in few minutes was
beyond all control. No lives lost, nor were
there any escapes. The main prison. warden's
house, and the guard room were entirely destroyed
Many of the officers lost all their clothing. War
den's furniture in the front part OF the house
saved. All the valuable papers saved, also the
bedding Of the prisons. Men at work in the
storm, roofing the western wing, the roof Of which
was destroyed. The prisoners quietly at work, i,
and no trouble is anticipated in keeping them
cure" ue A
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AT ODD r.

WHIPPLE'S GRAND ORIGINAL EXHIBITION
OF THE DlSSOLVING VIEWS,
IA Exhibited IN the Cities P Boston, Philadelphia,
dyad efsetchsre
- APPROXIMATIONS of the most beautiful
IL Scenery Of all parts of the world, with great
variety OF AncienSand Modern Structures, Ruins
Cities, Castles SC, which produced in truly
wonderful manner The most beautiful scenes
grow into proportion and again disappear, but so
sudden and mysterious is the transition that il can
only be compared TO the magic of dream seen by
the eye.
There has been but one sentiment expressed in
regard TO this exhibition, that of commngled dc.
light.
Open every evening, and wednesday and Sstur-
day afternoon.
Doors open at half past and 3, and commence
at hall. past 7 and half past g.
Tickets 25 cents; children half price Dec 2s
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Liberal REWARD.

| OsT, Pearl Card Case, borders white pearl,
IL centre dark pearl Supposed 70 have been ost
near tho corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue The finder will be rewarded by leaving il
al the office of
Dec 27-3t CHUBB SCHENCK 4 CO
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AND CONSERVATION OF
THE EYE BE sPEOTACLES

imfhoVEMENT AND CONSERVATION OF
rfaE EYE BK SPEOTACLES.
FINHE SUBSCRIBER, Of the Optical Institute Of
l. Munich and New York, respectfully informs
the citizens and visters Of Washington that he will
remain mere short time with his superior Specta-
cles aud Optical Instruments His Glasses are
ground MIniscus aud Of crystal and pebble, and
are naturally clearer and easier than those gen
orally in use.
the near, far and weak sighted is this he exam.
ines the eye himself and adapts such glasses as the
iaiing eye needs, and it is only by this scientitc
treatment possible to conserve the eye TO the high
ahe quality of the Munich Optical Instruments ia
sufficiently known.
Call and examine, at Dyer and Mcclure cor
ner OF loth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
Dec ~ JOSEPH BECKEL.
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MAGNIFICENT SCHEMES
OF THE
MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES,
For January, 1851.

f. NORRIS & CO., Managers.
(sUCCEsSORs TO ID. PAINE AND COZ
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New YEARS EvK.-1he Eberbach Concert, Ca
rus's soiree, Whipple's Dissolving Views and 30
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HALTIMOkE AND ONO RAILROAD
0TI a. NIGHT LINE FOR WEST.
EHgYV HDT1R~

YORK AND pIriSBURG OR WHEELING
On and after MONDAY next, December 3Oth
Passenger Express Train will be run at night each
way, between Baltimore and Cumherland leaving
Baltimore at O'Clock, p. NJ, and leaving Gum.
berlsnd At 10 p. NJ
Passengers going 90 coming from the West
VIII, bY TINS arrangement, pass over the mountains
IN tue day time, and those who leAve New York at
O'Clock. A M and come through by the Es,
prcss Train from Philadelphia, will take the cvcn
ing train from Baltimore. The train from Cumber.
land will arrive TO bres kfast in Baltimore and its
passengers can take the early line for Phiadelphia
and New York By order
Dec 25-tJanl J. II. ENGLAND Agent
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$40, 900. ro

All Drawings conducted by State Commissioners.
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GRAND coNsoLIpATEp LorTERY Cl..s 4
SPLENDID SCHEME,

SPLENDID SCHEME,
For the 25th of january, 1851.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Class d,
To be drawn in Baltimore, January IS, 1851.
20 Drawn Ballots out of 26 Tickets
BRILLIANT SCHEME
The republic., 1850-12-30
SUPREME COURT-IN

Henry Vail ct al, Executors Of Laurent Salles,
deceased
The republic., 1850-12-30

The CouNT AND Countess DEMBiNsKI. - The
1oening Post Of New York says that the Count
DEMBINsKI, who came to this country in July last
is now honestly and nobly supporting himself by
selling segars in Nassau street, in that city. His
wife, the young and beautiful Countess DEMBiNsKI,
who born the Princess Of Czartoriska is with
him. The Post says:
cit is somewhat singular. that while foreigners
are much caressed in fashionable circles this
very lovely and accomplished young woman should
not receive attention whatever"
The Courier and Enquirer, commenting on the
matter, adds:
''The count, though young man, among
the most effective and devoted defenders of his
country in her late struggle, and sacrificed every
thing, rank, position, fortune and employment in
his patriotic devotion to her rights He is an ac-
conplished practical engineer-able to discharge
all the duties OF that profession; and yet reach
ing this country, an exile seeking subsistence
for himself and his family, he is compelled to open
segGr shop as the only feasible method of accom-
plishing his purpose. We wish that some of our
railroad other corporations that have need of such
services, could give him an engagement where his
duties would be congenial to his tastes but If
this cannot be, hope, at all events, that he will
be abundanty successful in selling segars.''
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with patent attachment by the use Of which, when thu
plough becomes choked in heavy or OVERCOME SOIL j
can be cleared instantly without stopping the horses
thewing the plough out oil the iurrow This is yer,
simple yet useful invention.
NOR. II. M. Smi'h. Of Richmond. Virginia. exhibits !
hoIse power with ibrshing machine, The wheels o.
which are provided with sell oing boxes; also, col
lection OF straw cutters.
Mr., Z. ii. Drury exhibited variety OF ploue he,
threshing machines, grist mills, wheat fans, double
hopper corn shelleIs, &c
", Mr. Jas C. Atlsr, among his collection OF implements,
exhibits one OF Woods patent improved self'feedlng
shingle cutting machines ~
Mr.. Jesse Woodcock exhibits variety OF ploogbs.
culnyaiors and oher implements, OF his own manuiac
tuTs. 1t@
An article in The department Of agricultural implements
which attract. great sbaIe ut aiepiiou is steam en-
gine for urs PURPOSES ma uiariuIe ed by Messr.
VIM NcKnstry & Co., OF W iinp ton, Tor Mr. C b
Calvert u Prince Gtorges coui L. and designed by thai
gentleman 10 he used h farm II l. oi xix horse.
rover, and IN iis general appearance resembles loco.
molve enalnr. The piston, huWever, instead of work
ing on the irving wheels, locomotive puts in mo
ton ny WHEEL from which by OF pulley power
Can be- obtained 10 proIe grisinill. lbrrsh wheat
saw wo d. or any other agrc ,ltnra operation The en-
CINE Is mounted on vile Is. aud can easily he dawn
from one place to another has been in during
the exhibition, and rIormd 10 tie Abstraction OF all
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, OCT. IT, fsso.

GOV b. PALMER, the American Newspaper Agent, only
authorized for this the cities Of Boston, New York.
and Phladepha and duly Empowered and
subscriptions the required by His win be
New York, Tribune buildings Philadelphia northwest corner Of
Third Chestnut
00-Mr HxsRr LEWIS, fhontsomsry Alabama, our gen.
a travelling for Alabama and Tennessee assisted y MI D.
B. BRsTr.
0M IsHAIL JAsEs, lss South Tenth street, Phadel
phia, travelling agent, assisted by messn WA H.
WELD, JoBS CoLLiHs, JANIS DEEsHs A. KIRK WELLssroH,
e. A. Evans, JAsEs CLARK, and p, LOCKE
0yMr c. W. JAaEs, No Harrison Cincinnati Ohio Is
travelling Cor the saes, assisted by messs
j. r. sATR,J T. DEsr JAsoH TAyLoRJ w. ARMSTRONG; PxRRIs
Lock-, w. RAMSAY, and @. srEiEAAs.
03-Receipis from either Of the above will be good.
or WILLIAM GouLDs Of Richmond, Virginia, general agent
Virginia. assisted by travelling agents B. PuLLER and
THOMAS.
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THE UNION.

do not hesitate say would be clear infringement OF the
and spirit Of the hate usmeni and tho
ton Of either by the noHher majority would bring down
their heads the consequences Of their Unjust and
fsnaticlsm The South IL bound 10 look out Tor security
Tor the utnfe - and this she easily do II her sons shall
tosgitae the pas and quarrel questions
which che has been, IL. and Will continue 10 be divided
Since writing the preceding article, we have seen
in the Richmond Enquirer Of yesterday morning some
extracts from the Savannah Republican geane TO this
subject The editor of the Republican is compro-
mise whg although he is not perfectly satisfied with the
adjustment made BY Congress, He proposes that
the Georgia convention will assemble, should adopt
the following platform;
:. We would bavs the convention then 70 declare
al That the late OF CoDgres although not entie-
y satisfactory the people Of Georgia. IS nevertheless ac
quissced in by them becaue they love the unon and de-
s,e It's peri einy. Aud they believe, II The compromises
in all respects and especially IL tho fugve-aye law is
homes tIy aduinisle red, that there will be peace.
80 That the feel duty TO say, that there
is doub Of this universal feeling in Georgia, viz
" hat ii Congress undertakes 10 abolish slavery IN The
District Of Columbia In
TO nlerdct trade between the southern States;
"To repeal the fugve-saye law or a.g
" II The legislatures of the holding States shall
pass render that law useless aud thus deprive the
people Of Georgia OF their pIoporVj
" Then thai Georgia, with united voices VIII declare LOT
revolution aud dependence !"
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we go. it's broad shield covers us; under whatever !.
we stand. its flag floats above heads into wh.,'
foreign land we travel. It's glory and lis power i,
with their panoply Of projections And when we =,
claim that "we are American citizens" the proud.
despot in the universe dares not touch hair Of our h.,
for the purpose OF wrong insult. These have b,
Of the fruits Of this maichess instrument Of 70,
ernment and if confined TO the purposes sndt pows
which were originally impaired 10 it. where 10 the dsu
fanatic or zeaot who wishes to see them sacrificed
this constitution. the rock oil ages rests the Un
Of the States. Il may be disturbed and threatened
may be assailed and abused, il has been and now i
but il will come out of the ordeal unscathed as b,
gold seven times tried in the furnace" This is d
hope. the trust, and the consolation Of every paol
heart This noble spirit OF confidence inspired ii
manly sentiment OF Jackson. now become househo
worn in the hamlets Of our country;
The Union-it shall be preserved"
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STRIcr EcosoMnrs The vemonters are rather 700
modest in the appreciation Of the value Of their s00
Hitherto the wages Of the members Of their essas"
have been but ~ SO a day. The house Of repressn"
lives have just passed bill TO increase the compensation
to "a but the senate has not yet acted the bill
they will put down all signs Of abolition in Their na'
and thus prove themselves worthy Of their hire, y
hoped that they will receive three even four do'A'
per diem. atasst,tr
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The New York Evening Post has at last found con-
federae In the New York Sun. The following extract
presses the views Of the latter respecting the great Union
meeting abou, to be held. II such be the true spirit Of
aboltonists in the North, let them rantgve them more
rope they will soon hang themselves Jack kechs
Office will be mere sinecure \ N. gs.esr s.ia AZ
Are the people OF New York be told that the liberty
OF free opinion crushed just 20 serve the Interests
Of these p1frio,e rcbanis and few corrupt poiit-
clans l. II to be believed that they VIII permit them
selves to be surprised into submission clique OF mooeyed
dark. portentous' will carry away the minds
and judgments Of people, and present New York before
the world the great free capital Of the North bowling
down 10 haughty ssveocrscy Of the South We hops
that city will be preserved fom staining It's fameS and
our citizens from bringing eproach upon their ireedo by
sacrneng their liberty Of thought and sentiment 70 propr
tiate the corrupt deity Of such pifrioic' dosuy.'
Are you there, too, "Old Truepennyr ae
We had just written the above. when up turns the New
York Tribune on the same side Where Seward. Gar
rison, sndFred. Dougassi What s the SCOUT color" TO-
day. sis. ~ e'gi8sssf 20 s. aitfaage issle g
IspiAsx The STATE Of indiana, according Stale
sus taken, has sboat les 900 whis male adults being
an or twenty per in Ave ysAfa This ind
eates popslaon Of about 100000, sreg s trsg te -
convention for amending the State consultation, now
in sessi6 ms ecded In Of biennial sessions ofhs
legislature by vote Of LA yeas sos nays
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The MYSTERY EXPLAINED The cause of the many -
den deaths AZ Ksl~ms roo week ortwo sgo whcp -.
Imputed 10 choiera IL thus explained by the ChicsRo M
nsli bottle of pouos spbmste was mistaken s.Isss
exAr aua,.x~1 ~ ishs she Mustard The number o.
was hir,een--eght at Kalamazoo, two at Msrsha" w
Grand river and one at Mottville.
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MAJOR HosBH.-A correspondent Of the New iol
Herald states that Major Hobbie has resigned as A's'.
ant Postmaster General and accepted the appointment.
president Of the New York Ocean Steam Navlgau0a
Company Ithis be correct, that department loses ons
Of the most ABLE efficient. and upright officers thai e''
belonged TO it. We think il will be difficult II mol nm
possible, TO supply his place. hA
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Dyer = mcGuirc, general suction aud u,is.son
merchants, and dealers ctbaet furniture
goods, respecfuly call the
svs assortment VI superior cabinet furniture aud
gocd selected BY Them for this Market embracing
article necessary for housekeeping.
They prepared facilities cannot Gail to accom-
modsts AL who may wish 70 purchase. t@
They VIII sell either cash credit Of from twelve
months, upon approved security.
'i1 DYER MCGUIRE,
oct2>-eodm h AuctioneerL
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CUPERIOR Mathematical Instrmm enes.--IAYL0a 4
~ MAukY bookselsfs aud saoners, eb ste hsvs
csived, direct from the switzerland few Of
me met mshy oshed Instruments in this county, and
Green single any kind supplied very
sbo e Also, for sale Of instruments for schools
ranging IRON u 70 60 EsMs..H. #s set Oct ~
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ATTORNEY AND cousssLLon AT Law, t#
SAN Faneiseo, CALIFORNIA. aa
hs,.sssess Hon w Inge, NJ O. Alabama John Taylor,
eq, louie habama Mess Rhodes. Wright Cor New Or
,eass vosAca Hemp Clark esq, Tafboo' NORTH Carolina.
non. ~ VI caiiornai ben X True, esq, Nrw York
city, y hesey ssq Boston, Hatch, ESQ,
ronsmout, -" "A"p-'hfe, May 7-2swly
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LrsnAnr CoreREss, Oct =, issa.
NOTICED hereby gtvem the Library or Congress
tuesday, 18th instant, and will again
49, y ~ ~ JOHN 3. MEEHAN,
octe-eod2w hia siEsa4 f1a ttsi44 4fsts Librarian.
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Thard. another nch and s..onen, o. new Goods
consisting Of - 49,
Mca-seilsss cashmere. cashmere drco..e ~
Merino-, cashmere, and brvche long shsvis
Colnsed embroidered Grape shawis. ~ #UFs
win Of miscelaneou. articles belonging 10 their
Of which they pectly solicit
from shs iaSies ~ washington and adjacent cities
Oct I7-.hwf i y.NNsNttl ri M
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GAUGlNG sIMPLlFIED-
NEW AND t~EEiI -t-TEN

NEW AND t~EEi ]. SYST VI, fatrh'ra Toy
n SChRElNER STEWART OF Phiadr phis dg.lgn
minutes tra vii any merchant hat ~ = IN as
much need 81 u, scales or yarcslcAs. Importers oi
clOrs can render acrOult- by o. when = Fac
tcsbe tv old o. GAl gng The - -iein CONSISTS
~ mathematical worz Of - pages u tables adapted tor
snv -ze shape ~ cucer or cone by ne 80 OF
ma rod for takug dimensions Price Tor book and rod
$ liberia Discount made 20 AsrL,s, ony one ~ NuS"
will be appointed 10 each town Address postage pan
THOS J. STEWART. 81 Wal 81 Newton
General Ag-u, for he II ed sises
Read he following certificates from th- cnief paARrfs
and s-gesl GrOcers 10 Pllade phia Inc "oiA = J-''
offered Tor .al- here AID supplies VII De ir'V're 'No
coriny wers % supply every ceinani.
We have revised = WORK % psAR ihs- rL-isu &c
American GsIg er smqitec and Com 7trr ~ o.l-iH,,
I srwAu We are willing 10 voucn FOR IL correctness u
with our O fashioned instruments aud car b-
1900 by anv ore IN minutes ltrecomn-uos s-f 20
- 90, - n "a asses. OIL liquor &c Or any one 81 hem
" 6 thAt We are .ong benefit % tie mercantile com
nunv ny submitting our names % lne plhhc s1'Ach-u 70
- vsns.,- AL! prA. .-s Orthy a. Invention.
JOHN MARQUART.
HENRY CARPESlER, iGsr,s-s
L { WOOD
II ZIMMERMAN,
We have examined schr-ln-r s-~arIs work % GAug-
,,y entitled The American Gsug-r SimpAhed and Com
- We have one for ard would re-
commend country merchants Tor isslng account oi
-. IL FRANKLIN PLATT co.
- Norm Nss-r.t Philadelphia
We have purchased Book AMI Rod " schrr.ner /
s,.vArt entitled The American Oalger SNIP ilei s-c
rr -t- We have tested H. and satisfied ~ 10 iIs
,-rfr- "a, We therefore would advise a. country fnrr-
cbsrt. 70 svs ihes-lve. u HI tr Opportunity - s-ng
Us GEORGE X SMITH.
-. Norm ,-cOnc-sL Philadelphia
W. have examined The American Ga4gef smplr-f
~ Corp etc and End in- purpose for "hlc1
:. irt-rced srd would recommend . 10 country nlrr-
-, generally. being he noe; profitable Investment
80 = S6flh Wa,-rs Pt. si- pha. 80
''.fS r . T., GEORGE LlPPlSCOTT co.
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inu> AIIEN,- AMERICAN INLAND Pas


j SAGE LISE-Lic-u.ed By u- authority u he s,s,e
- CIV oT New Yofk-F0r he Protection = Emi grsrs
49, sts-r Ps~-er xsrs-Ofce 81 C-osr.sL New Y1rk
IT, 90 a-r ts- been engaged IL forwarding NsrchAn
:. -. Passenger. from S-TYork % lie Western and
sg1t..e-frrl Safes over twenty-five years but t7
rr-.rt ne directs ~ whole a.terOn the Forw4rt.Ey
= P..,e gers ard ard her .uggsge-hs ,sc.-es iyf
cl gn-Drpassed BY any house 10 he business Ee
cal -ccoMm0ta.1 ne traveller VII. any mode VI convey
srre-si-suhosi railroad csIa-if-s s.colc -cs<s
cabin .e-rasesD hsI BE- grade 30 expenses by hs
choice y n different modes u cOl,-ysnrre v: ~nch
are rrsi-c " .a-r I'D .nd % nIg-er.ie .-rns
Persgr. f-sl-lrg tl-s country lag-nZ Trends
-ra.lz rom Europe " l-e Interior " . nii-d szr-.
r-rc~r them Eltnes- ~ cifrfng hem her A.
-sa j teS-Y1rk ca. nls Office before p amy
tn-tr plssage ss-SL-re-ss here th-y al. be 4 md
.rest-c nol--y t-si III aSd a. Contracts carried on, %
u -iier Any srrscg-nrns made WIN h. following
sgsrs sss BE- duly complied Sith by John ALLEN
E-sz-r Jones = UzioE-sL LiysrlooL
nebry A.-c. Albany
Tros Hyde Krg-st Powerful Lort1u
JOIN r. xn-y, Rochester
William John Doyle, Beisast.
William Alien. Buffalo
Richard K E.dor- Detroit
Letters postpaid sIerted ". nls Sneoi