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DREADFUL rRAsrDr.-Tbe PIusburg Post state, that a
ladywife one OF the respectable inhabitants OF
Alegany county-wss killed by her daughter on Mon
day last The latter is about ~ years Of age and cbss
Using Of her little brothers, when the mother inteered
for bis protection upon which her daughter stabbed her
with poker penetrating her abdomen, aud causing almost
instantaneous death The psre. live within few miles
OF Ptsbug, but the names suppressed until the Judi.
cist examination take. place
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Interesting Exhibition.

Gliddons beautiful and instructive exhibition of the
panorama of the Nile, Egypt and Nuba, opens
row night at Odd Fellows Hall Competent Judges have
assured us that it is of the graphic and striking
exhibitions of the kind presented 10 the public, and
well worth visit from all persons of intelligence who
feel an interest in the history and monuments of that
"ancient land OF prophecy and OF wonder"
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Y IA said that the new senator from Florida, Mr. Nal.
b, declines accepting the Office because he was elected
Wig votes This is somewhat OF curious reason
ralny peculiar TO this csse-and we confess we have
m. doubts Of lis truth Time will show.
The leaders OF abolition, and some Of the misguided
fspurs OF South Carolina, appear to be hunting in
|upIes Both are bidding for the patronage OF Great
lain Which will receive IL
10 be or not TO be" an ally-hat Is the question Can
4 embrace both in her maternal arms
:" How happy could she be with either,
Were 'totber dear charmer awayr'
ne situation is peculiar, but not undressing
onpson and the Tribune. or Rheu and the Charles.
4 Mercury. Who bids most "Coing going-gone =
W to the clerks book for the price and the purchaser
we learn that Mr.. c. B Cluskey has rendered hi.
[snaiion surveyor of the city This ba. grown out,
40 attempt on the par, Of committee OF the corpora.
un which they were sustained by the boards) to in
as with him 10 the discharge OF an official duty as
|t0ser of the Washington city canal
W. Cluskey has held the office OF surveyor for nearly
" years, during which time he has performed the
hanojs duties. The canal which is progressing 10
aP'euon, is an admirable piece of work The approach
@ wings OF the City Hall is from his design a. adopt,
'ne corporation. His repor, on the public buildings
voc Improvements recommended TO Congress, and
pao ot the extension Of the Capitol which i. univer-
Aomred are unquestionable evidences Of his ability
!" architect and engineer We think the corporation
VI fel The loss Of such an officer.
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amount Of money pay under the present tarin. as
bonus 10 the iron men, which is a tax upon the con
sumer bat having reached the prescribed limit OF my
letter, must to a close. | will probably revert 10
this subject in future number.
remain, very respectfully, yours,
PENNSYLVANIA
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BoREs-A very vexaious and affective class of people
are bores The trouble is, there is lodging 'em. One
may protect his house against burglars his purse against
pckpockets, his ship against fire the fury of
but how sha. protect himself gainsI bores
Their kinds various but they are all iutolerabe
alike-except only the naured BORE whom you are all
allowed dismiss without ceremony He puts you OF
temper, and you put him o-doors The author the
Fable for Critics" has attempted classify them He
saw
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81 / divide bores myself in the manner Of rides
Into smooth boTss and seTeo boIes regardless Of ihe

The former class is certainly much the Your good
natured pod bore is tedious and excrucating be-
yond all human end You tell him you "busy-
terribly busy" and he Excuses" youbnt he don't 90
You "sony neglect hm"-and he takes this hint
kndly-but he don't take his leave You assure him tba
.'any other time you shall be happy, &cbut he wants
make you "happy" noU You leave your office five
minutes pretence of business abroad-and he awaits
your return IL his percussion you might strike
him the head, and he wotidnf go cB,-Bosfon Post
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{lyUnttartan Church.The Rev. Mr.. Moore preach
this church to-day at ii O'clock a and ~ O'Clock
p m
Mar %
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Lands Sacred and Classical.
OPEN Monday evening" the 2ih Of March, for fortnight
" at Odd Fellows Hall, Washington,

GLIDDONs GRAND MOVING TRANSPARENCY
Ne Egypt Nuha together with magnificent gallery
of Egyptian antiquities, ummes, &C., and splendid tabeaur
writings paintings sculptures Oral
comprising the latest archaeological discoveries George Glddon
formerly United States consul at Cairo.
music performed AT each exhibition.
Every evening O'Clock Wednesday and Saturday afternoons
al half past O'Clock.
Doors open hour before.
Admission, 25 cents
principal hotels and book and
stores &C.
Mar 2l-u
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THE o MON T.



Fsss Trade and Rsssnu. Tarln. ps. Protection ..a
Re.sTtotion
on,
reply hs Prospect agricultural, manufacturing,
commercial, and financial, at The opening of The gear
1857
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HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Wednesday 18th shall residence
gentleman declining housekeeping 7th street, between
nearly opposite the city Post Office, 10 sclock,
good OF furniture,
Mahogany sofa, dressing and other bureaus
DO pier dining, and other tables, washstand
roeking-chair, MAPLE and other chais
High and low post bedstesds, looking glasses, toilet sets
Feather beds, crib excellent cooking and other
With good assortment OF kitchen requisites
articles which deem unnecessary to enume
Terms: An s25 s25 credit OF
CO and days satisfactorily endorsed bearing
A. GREEN,
Aucuoneer.
property respectfully invited Mcleod
school which will OF the
at M the day Of the above sale For further
particulars Sc advertisement
March 2J-3t A. G.
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Mr. Fadden, the apothecary who, through carecssnsss
aos 81 aphs % .s a n
three months confnem mt in the penitentisry
The evidence in the disct-attoney closed,
and the arguments OF counsel being heard SO that
decision will probably be arrived at In the matter
week.
Important from the Cape Of Good Hops. Rene.cal Of The
Ka6ir War--~aceounts Of Several Bataes.-1he Eng
lush Victorious, &c.
Cape ofGood Hope. which arrived here to-day, brings
forty days later Intelligence from that place
The kair chiefs have again ebelled against the Eng
sh authorities and it feared, the latest accounts,
that the Hot,enlots also waverng in their loyalty
From last December, the has been continued between
and native and English allies which
former were always victorious when they had open
field fight Accounts daily received of murders of
Sir Harry Smith, the English governor was forwarding
eves OF war, and the eoonsts aiding
him, believing that prompt suppression of the rebel
lion their only safety It was thought the governor
would be at the head Of 10000 men to march against
the enemy.
On the 2Is, of January the Kafrs, numbering $4,000
strong attacked The Fort Hare and
pulsed with the loss OF 900 killed On the Sd of January
strong Kairs attacked Fort White and they
7 OF January the rebel chief Hemanus with his horde OF
Kalirs and Hoenots. attacked Fort Beaufort and
repused The chief his son. and number of his people
were killed.
The iute Fugitive Haue Rescue in Boston.
BosroS March 2I-The grand Jury have indicted the
persons charged with aiding in the late fugtvesav
rescue This jury from different parts OF the State
Arrisal of the Ohio.-More Gold
NKw YoRx. March FL. m;-,The steamer Ohio ar,
yss Hss n
Her no later than that brought by the City.
The Ohio brings 900 in coin from New Orleans she
the 7 and the arrival there OF the
Falcon, from Chages, on the ioh The celebrated havel
had been created In Havana by the arrest OF
s Ppss s e mno mad . IN
have been sent 10 Spain as State prisoners
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no LET, Furnished. front room, suitable for =
/ lady and gentleman, with without board, At
MRS. CLARK's,
Mslz l+th street, oppadts wiiasAs hsssa
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The lute Fugitive Haue Rescue in Boston.
BosroS, March 2i-The grand Jury have indicted the
pc rsous charged with aiding in the late fugitive slave
rescue This jury from different parts OF the State
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mn l. w. II. IOVEJOY offers his professional SER
IL vices 10 he Of Washington.
ono. al the corner o 18th and streets
Oar -so9
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-oonuuRy,s NEW METHOD WITH THE GER
man plain and practical Of acquiring The
AZ, o reading speaking and composing German Ju published
sn, ~ sr ale by TAYLOR MAURT,
4 NJ, 10 Booksellers near esb street
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GROrEs History Of Greece. Vols. and =. Boston
NJ edition.
Hswthornes Twice Told Ta,e.--new edition vols.
Poems nv Henry II Tuckerman.
Popsry -R1h'h md Forsipn-hy Waiter Savage Landor.
MIH vnANCK TAILOR
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And back between b . and ~
3i26 From BIackvic arrival Of Chsrsson mall soy
IN daily, except SUNDAY;
To Barnwel G. II. by p m, 10 miles,
Ard back between m and .
1927 From Grsham's Turnout a, p m week. Wed
nesdsy,
BY Dunc.rs.Ile, Dufosds Bridge. AnsIsy'. Branch,
Bottom and Roberssie,
To GulisooviIs by 10 Friday. 70 miles,
And back between arrival Of mail from Poco,siso, ssy
m Friday and nex Sunday.
3l28 From Grahsm's Turnout al once wssk,
To Lofts by -,
And back between -,
Proposals. to give distance and schedule Of suivss and
departures.
alss From st. Georges after arrival Of mail from Charles.
ton, say ats m, three tmsss week, Tossssy, Thur
day, and Saturday,
BY Red Bank
TO WATERFORD by 8 m, 30 miles,
And back between 30 IN and II m Monday, weiess-
day, and Friday,
$3.50 From w.lsrboro ., m w.~L. Wednesday /,
BY Blue HOUSE ard Sal, Keteher's Bridsss
To Pocotslgo by p m, ~ miles;
And back between m and p m next day.
Proposals for semi. weekly, and sr ri weekly,
vice between Blue House and PocossIiso will he
sidecd.
3lsl From Charleston al 10 IN daily,
BY summervi'le. Ridgsvlls, Insbnsss, ~ Gsosss's
Brsnchvile Midway. Lo~ery. Gsshsns Turneus
| BlackviIe Wilson. AIKEN. and Hs@bares
To Augusta, Ga, by IN. lac miles,
And back between 6 q and m.
3l32 From Charleston nj daily. except Sunday,
To Georgetown by mex, day. 81 mica
And back between p m daily srep' Sunday. and ,
4 next
Proposals embrace HsddreIis Point viii be- COO
sidered
3I33 From Charleston al ~ m daily
by Beaufort
To Savannah, Ga, by 9 NEXT day. i6o miles
And back between 81 and "A p m next day.
Proposals TO run Direct emitting Beauos With . v~v
: 10 conveying the great Northern and Southern mail
through in ten hours will he considered.
1884 From Charleston at twice . week. Toc-dsy and
Friday;
By Monks Corner and Black Oak,
To PnevilIe by 10 days, 81 miles
And back between p "Wednesday and Saturday.
and next days
3l35 From Charleston twice a week. Tuesdsy and
Saturday, from st November 10 5h Msy. and q Y
once week, Thursday, from issh Msy to IL
November each year,
By Rsnoul's, Adamss Run, Jseksooboso, and Ashs-
poo Ferry
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Scufatown;
To Laurens g. H. by m, A miles
And back between Saturday, and IL next h y.
Proposals to end at Woodruff invited.
3l8S From Sparanbureh G. H. at week, Friday
By Damascus, Coulser's Ford, Bucks Greek, Fingers
vile, Green's Greek, N. c., and Carson's
To Rutherfordton N. c., by p m, "a miles;
And back between q m and m next day.
1883 From Lsurens @. H. at week, Saturday,
By ScuAietown Young's Store, CentrevilIe, Stones
vile, Cashville, and Poocsville
To spartanbursh @. H. BY IL M as miles;
And back between q and IL m, Friday
3l9O From Laursns G. H. Al g \ week. Tuesday;
BY North Creek, Milton, Spring Grove, Cross Hill,
Wacrlocs Mount Gallagher Beaverton, Simpsons
Mills Tumbling Shoals, and Raborne's Creek
To Lsurens G. H. by p m next day, equal TO 20
miles and back.
3lsi From Anderson G. H. at 4 once week, We'd
nssdsy,
To CsrnesvIe, Ga. by m, 80 miles,
And back hetween q and p m, Tuesday.
Bidders to name intermediate post-ofices If any.
sis2 From Anderson C. H. At 2 m once week, Wed
nssdsy
By Locust Hill and HaskinsviIls
To Calhoun BY p m, - miles;
And back between q end pm.
3iS5 From Anderson C. H. At 8 week, Friday !;
BY ssoscs. Csu'rsvlls, s,ceIe's. Churubusco, and
Milvsrs; .I'
To AnSerson G. H. by m mex, day, equal TO 81
mis>, and back.
sls4 From Anderson G. H. at m three times a week,
Monday "Wednesday, and Fridays
~ Dtsysonv'nes mount NH Cokesbury, Dead Fall,
and Greenwood,
To Dyson's Mills by 10 m, IS miles;
And bsck hsween q m and 10 p m ncx days.
avs From Cokcsbury at q week, Thursday;
By Mount Ill., Gsntsvlle, Qucensborough, Calhoun,
s,ansonvills. Mineral Spring, Golden Grove, Sterling
Grove. and Highway,
To Gfcenvills q. II. BY next day, SO miles;
And eseh between p N Friday, and p day;
sist. rsom hun'svlls s m. once q week Thursday;
BY Msssogo end Dunlapsvle,
To Mosnvilh by ~ N, is miles;
And back hsswecu p m md D nd.
sisI From Phosnx M p m, twice . week, Monday and
Friday,
BY Csnbsidee, Lodi and swancy Ferry
To wstsrioo BY p u, IL miles,
And hsck bsswssn . m and IL n.
Proposals 70 commence 81 Dyson's Mills arc invited.
3iss Prom R'cAarsouvils u u, once week Tuesday;
BY Dswsoa's Mill (Dysons Mills y
1 To Led b - n, 10 mlss;
And bsek bsswssa p and pm.
Prspaah 70 ed u Dyson's Mn viii b. considered.
tsiss Frso Wiser ssst q m ooos wssk, Friday;
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Bradford Institute and Providence from Satesbug, IL
miles and back, twice week.
Bradford Springs from Boykns Depot, miles and back,
twice week.
Bnckhead Causey from Marlborough 20 miles and back
once week.
Campobela from Cannons Store, miles and back,
a week.
Chalkvlle from Baton Rouge, miles and back,
week.
Charlottesville from New Hope, Al miles and back,
week.
Cowpen Branch. See Rivers Bridge.
HsddeIs Point from Charleston, miles and back, three
times week.
Henry from woodruf.s miles and back, once a week.
Hornsborough from Mount Croghan, Al miles and back
once week
Kirkseys Roads and Pleasant Lane from Edgefeld c
II, l6 miles and back, a week.
Line Creek from Tumbng Shoals, miles and back
once week.
Long Cane from Harrisburg, miles and back twice week.
Lynchwood from Tller's Ferry, miles and back,
week
Mount Joy from Pinckncyve miles and back week.
Pleasant Lane. See Kiksey's x Roads
Pfovdence. See Bradford Institute.
Rivers Bridge, Walkers and Cowpen Branch from Mid
way, 81 miles and back, a week.
Salubry from Double Branches miles and back,
a week.
saluda from Lofts, 6 miles and back, once week.
Sauda Mills from Frog Level, 10 miles and back,
week.
Sandy Run from Saint Matthew'S l6 miles and back, once
q week.
stoevile and varennes from Anderson H. II miles and
back, week
Varennes. SEQ Sorevie.
Walkers. See Rivers Bridge.
GEORGIA.
$3.50 From Savannah daily at ans
BY Reform, Egypt, Armenia, Halcyondale, Ogechee
Scarborough, Miin, Midwife, Holcomb, Spears
Turn Out, Davisborough. Tennille, Oconee, EN-
NETT, Mcdonald, Gordon, and Griswoldvile
To Macon by m, 1901 miles
And back between a m and m
Proposals for night schedule, with view to trans
porting the great Northern and Southern mail, will
be considered.
1851 From Savannah at 10 M twice week, Tuesday and
Saturday;
BY Darien, Brunswick, st. Marys Mayport Mills, Fla.
Jacksonville, Mandarin Hbernis, Gary's Ferry, and
PicoIata
To Pilatks BY IL m next Monday and Thursday, 55s
miles;
And back between m Monday and Thursday and
IL night next Wednesday, and Saturday.
Proposals TO At Charleston, O, touching at
Savannah, Ga will be considered. Also proposals to
ran direct from Charleston to Jacksonville and
Proposals for tri-weeky service will be considered
and for branch mail from Hiberna 70 Gaxsys Feuy
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And back between Thursday and pmnext day.
3276 From Brunswick at m, twice week, Monday and
Thursday;
By Bethel, Waynesvle, and Langsbury;
To Jeffersonton by p IN, AZ miles;
And back between and p m, Tuesday and
Friday.
Proposals to commence a, Darien and end ST. Mary's,
emitting Brunswick, invited.
3277 From Darien at IL m, week, Friday;
To Frederick by m, IA miles;
And back between m and III a m.
327S From Darien at 6 a m, once week, Monday;
Bv Fort Darlington Ferry Pendarv's Store, Chaun-
cey's Ferry, Alabaham Creek, and Stricklands;
To Waresboro by 8 mex, day, rs miles
And back between m Wednesday and sp m next day.
1919 From Darien at s a m twice week. Wednesday and
Friday;
To Brunswick by IL m, 10 miles
And back between IN and m, Thursday and
Saturday.
$3.50 From Rceboro after arrival of mail from Savannah
say at A m, twice a week, Monday and Thursday !
By Wallhourville;
To HincsvilIe by 9 pm, Is miles,
And back between q m and IL m.
1921 From ST. Mary at m, twice week, Monday and
Thursday,
BY Woodstock Mills, Florida;
To Centre Village, Georgia, by P m, 80 miles
And back between m and p m next days
1882 From Waresbnro at a m, once a week. inurs"y
To Centre Village by 6 P m, az miles,
And back between a and I'm next day.
1883 From Warcboro at m, once week, f" ednesday
BY Alapaha; H..
And hack between a m Friday and P m next day.
Separate proposals for service between TIoupvlla and
AIap,b, are invited. Also proposals to commence
this rou,e at Polk and go by Carriers Bridge and Ala
paha Troupville.
1884 From Waresboro at m, once week. WEDNESDAY
BY Polk H.
AID hack between a m Monday and p m next day.
Separate proposals for each section Of this route dvd
ing at Polk, will be considered
aoss From Waresboo a, Z a M once week, Wednesday
BY Mount lila;
To Homesvie by m, 80 miles;
And back between a and m, Tuesday.
Proposals to extend Reidsvlc, route NO. $780,
will be considered.
1886 From Holmesville at once week, SATURDAYS
BY Stafiords Ferry and Surencys
To Reidsvillc by p m, 80 miles
And back between a and pm next day. =
Proposals extend to Wsresboro, over No. $780, VII
be considered.
sas7 From Jacksonville at a m, week, Saturday
~ Svvsne's Store;
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n, Red Dlun
To Jeaiey = Greek by m, 10 miles
Aud back between ea IN and II I'm mex, days.
Proposals. fm mi.werky service invited also. for
weekly service. (see No. 2s40.)
3iss From Marion c. b. 81 n y q week, Thuraday,
by Gam swamp Rssdy Creek. HsrIIsesville, Browns
vaIs Psrnsssua. and Clio,
To BcnDetssv1is by Up IN nett day. 65 miles
Ard bsk between "a m Saturday. and IL IN nextdsy.
siss From Marion q. H. ~ III m oocs week. Tuesday,
BY Atsn's Bridge and Csmtheli's Bridge,
Tshsl~es,ils BY sp IN, ~ miles
And bach b<twrn 8 N aud p IN nextdsy.
$3.50 r'cm Msn'a y n. 81 . m cncs week, TUESDAY;
by G.lchrias Bsiss-, L. N. sss.ens's, q. w. Wood
bury's. Bnueas Nsch. and Tshssnses Church
To Marion Z. H. ~ p next day, equal 10 ~ miles
and herk-
sisI Fros Conway ii m, every cher Monday
By Lsls swamp snd Ficyd's Mill;
To Fer BluG (k.C-) BY IN, 3s miles,
And tscA hss~~sa IN and p m, every other Tues
Pssyossis fos w.skly service are invited.
aies frcm bsasssssils u daily. erceps Sunday,
To Chsrs~ by y m. Ia mites
Ard bsct s-s~sss ios . m aud a. IN daily. sIosps
suodsy.
sies Y,sn Bsns',ss,Es 81 m once -.sk Saturday,
To sss~srsvsls. o. Daa.si MeNsiiis Mil, IN % BY
gpm. W mskss
And s.el between an saa ~ m.
glst frem bsshcpsllk ii ancs ~sst. THURSDAY
~ wiis~ Grove. Shiloh. and Bsstiehsm,
To ss.Sy Grove by p m, 30 miles
Md hsdk by Tsylas snssSsd cfNtNch. hstween .
end n Wednesday.
sise Pro. nshops'''~ 81 y enes ~esk, "Wednesday
NJ Mil ossss,
To Mschsniessfsss W m. II mis~s,
And ksck hstw~er ~ m and "a
FnPe~~h fss ss1s w~sAy OH he considered.
ares Yseu Msssx Esa q y wsek, Thursday
ny HsrssstSt
To u~m Dfsnch by y m, ~ mi~ss
And hsrA h~twe~n . m scd "a m.
sis7 Fre~ hss<is.ses u tn ~~hy. Meassy. We'd
se~asy, sad rrdsys
To Fskss hy ~, rsless
And hssa hssv~~s u 40 and ~ a.
siss vfsm r'rsdshis ssss y eos< v~<k, w~lossisyE
by CssvnJsa
To b~wsgseaby ~ =. ~ nusses.
And hs<a hesw~<a - s1d gpm
fsopss" 70 End - clss~odos invited (sss Nc.
Ass
siss Prem Lsssssaa O. n. ale >. sses -ssa. rsAsy
BY wissFeuys
| TeNevsssyc q. H. hy7p.. - .siss,
Asd bsrk bssw~ss - . nsssdsy.
Proposals sssssrs esAsds Min 80 nviAsd clio,
pssS~ssls Va - q rsss l<vs-
sf7o Ysoa Lsnassa@ Z. ". - . = v~>h. rs~sssy
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THz NFrr srEAMEE LiYrRrooL.-rhe crack steam
ip Pacific, Capt Nye VIII leave her dock for Liverpool
Saturday She has already above hundred
and thirty passengers engaged and om the high favor
In which this champion the Is universally held
may anticipate by her day Of departure to the Ut
increased by addition Of thirty forty
names.
New srsAa L,E-In conformity with an act passed
by the Bahama Legislature the l4h Of April last al
verinsnts have been issued desiring tenders for the
construction Of steam vessel TO ply between Nassau
n r. and New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore. and
pert in Cuba, clseg,is he advertisement states
that annual be unity l. Go for Ave years. will be
given by the government Ia the contractor; thtt the
vesel may b. built Of either wood iron that the
duty ooelS paid upon their Importation into the
cony viii be abolished upon the execution Of tn
eSact.
We hope Of entcrprisinz citizens will take
TO the benefits that would arise TO them
selves, we'd to the city IN general by the establish
ent Of such lime Of communication between New York
End the Bahamas.
Dsr.arrRs AsiA.-rhe Royal mail steamship
ASIA Captain Jndkins, departed for Liverpool
yeerNay She lakes out 81 l5s0 in specie, aud from
lac 10 150 pas-ersers The names Il the latter viii be
ES.ud In Der .umD
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ENTHUSIASTICALLY Asia-W Newtown and servant,
Mics Mercer and M.. Eas Young Of Mississippi
sSs syP sHS d y. sd s s s'
ff and a sss cTsa s Ma
Epssna: Geo aoIs ii r Eisards Grice SYors; Richi
Luz. essi e.
aas,. cWi Law, Hamilton. ca Mr Armstrong, Henry
Mis-, Ros Miss Mansay Biaeche ana lady, Weston Jr
BAY Mrs. ca Saa rS
lyn Jas Osborne. Hamilton CIV: waikins.on. Mobile;
S sss~ Ruhts f crf ss si r.s
ss n Sna raeh Mr. water
2hses and seevsnt Brooklyn ar cogise, and
yue.ap. Jr Clark ar Caldwell, hyosk; hst,nsers;
Asiurrer Boston; Mr. Bensough. Goodrich Norieahs;
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