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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

nTThe Providence Post need not
lruuplr ilecii 10 annoui zee that it Will
tot hold - controversy with the head
oi the ines. We never dispoie except
with geuiiemen,-- hence the ,mI,o. sibllity
# our ever coming in contact with. the
Post.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

%" Letter IRON Nicaragua 10 Nov
"a report the capture OF Gen. Muno7,
hls oil ers, aud we' " sewn Am, RI
cans. II OF vh,m would probably y bs
shot. lfihi, Le correct, the war Tor tho
rr,tcu, 10 ended
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

~ A person Las lo,''y been c"nvic-
tea III !o~s, I { uelrg Por,Ctlic" stamp
( .. It, ord time, aIi Il, n'eir,d tr ny
h,e rl S5I., "Ld iiite c,niH d"iIa- es'-
Ih. is Tie hrst conviction i,r tie OF
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

GA very strenuous and general tf-
Tor, is beng made by the Sonr oi Tenn
pernnrc and others friendly to the cause
throughout the Stale. 10 rocure, a' the
ensuing January Session of Tie Gen,rAl
Assembly, he passage oI what ls known
as lhe "A,ainc Liquor Ian" We ARE
40, disposed To comm. ut nn ihis subject
ai present., though We la e a settled
upini, in regard To j., -- but We do not
ihink tlai Tie lime has YET arrived Tor
The publIc press ID take II up. Wh"nev-
er that lime Gomez, We shall mani l'y
and boldly meet the qu'siloi aud ns-
sume positive position N regard Il 1t.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

;-s"Thc lhird lecture ~, lore the Me
chances Society var d.liv' red on FRI
day evening, by The Rev. DIR. Alexan'
der ii. Vnton, uf Buslon. lis subj ct
MAS Lol ally.' We did not enter The
house unit me !ectnrr was DearI, half
through and consequently cannot Il eak
oil lie n..tiis. iis Il wlolc. from our own
kno~l dgr. We kain from o'h,rr that
the exordium Was very beauliIul, and
lar superior 10 the other orilohs. The
l,rrure appears TO have given very gen.
crnl salts action; lhe auoienc, Was uhu-
suaily large.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

Danirl Webster has consented 10 de-
liver the Annual Address beiore the ~
Y. fIsiot "a soeieiy between the goth
o. D,c,uh,r AID iJ,L jf Janrnry.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11
Annual Report OTthc Secretary
Of The Interior.

Mr.. STEWARDS report Is very long,
bul full oi increasing detail. Alter set
ting forth The duties al his nw Depart.
mrnt il gives the following estimate oi
the amou,.t oi appropriations II "ii' re.
CURE ior tie coming year compared
win those OF last wear.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

" KossutI's public reception III Nv
York took place Saturday. and lie repr'.
sented by the papers ns having been the
iuost brillia affair ever witnessed IN
that city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

or tire eigh'y-live 'ho"sard enlgrau's
wi % |, f tie Unired Kingdom last year,
sixty -ilne ,luueal,d came To he United
States the rest went To the cui"n'' 6.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

The Baltimore pairIi. a suuud. able.
guuous oil Wing war'I"r, lat rcc' nt'y
put un new armur Tor the lre.ideniIaI
camlalgn.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

II was six yeats on Monday, May
!6th las,, since SIR John Franklln sailed
srom 81 erness Oh l.is dang, r, Us ,Xpedi-
iiyil.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

~ The Steamship Philadelphia ar
rived at New Orlrans. on FrldHy, from
Havana. Mr.. 'lhrasher had h.eB sent
to Spain, IN a merchant W s,el.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

PisunP Write ousE The arrival
( this lrrlale AT Chicago, his future
residence, is announced.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11
TINES THURSDAY MORAlAG DECEMBER H. 1881

rerintrndlng The taking oi each rensu',
aud OF proruriny and classifying from
wear Ia year all the s'a'i .ii'nl iniormh-
liOn winch can be- obtained in rcspcrtt To
tae agriculture. manufactures. com
r,-rce, tunnagr, revenue expenditures,
fnanrial and hhnhing syst, ms. impOvs-
menls by railwaya canals and roads,
industrial pursuits, and general progress
oi every Stuc ~ the Union and o!'illc
principa nalionS Of il. word BY this
rean- "A vasI iund of usriul know dye,
which cinn0, now hc obtained. weuld
lee always access bic 10 Nurgr, s. and
The Executive.
In this department cf know'c,lac our
governments is behind England. Frnnce.
Belgium Prussia. Austria. Russa. SNe-
den. Spain, and other countries IN En-
r,re.
he operations of the Commissioner
Ia run The Meyc'n Boundary have been
d, q ed tya diff rcnres brtwren m"
Commissioners on behalf Oi The parties
10 'hc line. aud between officers OF the
u. ; Surveying Patty. The work
now heing prosecuted with vig"r. ut
an rvrrnsion of the time allowed for lis
complexion is asked
The appropriation ofn sum Of S5on
600 for the introduction Ofn plentiful
supply OF wafer IN The CITY of Washing
ton is recommended rs highly essential
10 the seruremcnf of n valuable besslng
10 the poIuaiion. and n surety of the
public buildings against damage by fire.
which can he obtained in no other way
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

The trial oi Il c Forrest and Wills
ca-e Is s.t down by cons' NJ oi both par
ties, for the third monday IN December
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

e1 Mr.. Clay continues quite W nj
wa.hinsion, aud w'ihou, any improve.
u,ent
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

Cherish the tender buds Of PITY, unj
,ley wilI bloom vi,h bencvolcnce.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

A year Of pleasure passes like !'"t'-
;yy breeZe-but mcmcnt ol misfortune
seems a. are of pain.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

Cenyicote@ kdr1ioge.-T'e impress
Of a broonstick on the had III the hus-
h4nj
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11

65warranfs for l60 acres each 500
&c " 10 l,lid
$50 - 80
Under the ne, II llih Feb, lS47.
3,G.6 war,ads in l6, AZ rs each 4si,lC
2z3 4" 10 S,yzG
Under the act If !. 80 Ia 1T Nov, 1851
1890 warrants for 100 ac,,s ca h,
am II uug to ,59s 400
~ 5i3 +" SO - Jt3,i 40
2i,6 40 9s6. 72u
-a d 63 r,tifcatts iur & 100 each, IN lieu %. 100
acre., AND 2certlticates 10, 25cach, IN heu o ~
acres.
Up to the LIST OF Nov, about $4,000
Eases had been fled leaving. aiier de-
dn"''ng -ucn as were fully or partially
acted IN upwards ut ghiy thousanu
sill 10 b" considered. The suspende.
carrs about - 900 ~ the time nienlionrG
require much more 'nhor lhan the sau,
number ~ p"dmary cia ms. and give rise
10 Il hca,y CORR, ond'nce
The ac, ct 2lsr juiy, 1913 made GER
lain provisions for lhr widows and or
l.an, Of officers and soll,ers in III,
hcxlcan War The numh WHO have
retrieved the benefit OF tie H. {, and are
now on The rolls, is $50.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-12-11
Report Of the Com missioner OF
Pension

The Repor' of Mr.. J. f.. HrArH Com'
missioner Of Pensions rxhitiis II favor
able roniiiion oi affairs ~ that ton eau
The whole n"mhcl oi pensioners "n the
roI- is l96ll-a sliyfii dlninulion. III
coini ared with te preceding Year
ihe whole amount expended iar yensiprs
durlug HE past year tnjng the 3Olh
sept u b,r is Hs far us can he asrcr-
tanned. s. ,43S S4S.
Sinre the lat annual report, 3 3 8
wdrrant> have been isruei Tor scrvlcs
m rhe Mryran War. These necessarily
required much time. care, ana attention.
most oi rllcm heIne suspended eases.
uch labor H. also en- Ioyrd III tirtx
atulua,i 'hs he rssnry q prevrit The IL
s,c Of more ihrt ui,e warrant H. It claim,
AM und'r both these laws. ia many
Gases app' carls ti.,ru separate hpIIl"n.
ii0us ,or tier s,r,icts in the .eral In
,iG'n wars hnd III that Of lSl2.'
The rasS'g, OF tee a't "i 2Sth Sep
t"uher. ls5D. ha,l = ind, cei nqulr,
uto lie rIglts ui ti'Osc VITO served ~
lie war a, ISL many lusi rta'i'r iu.
IA Il -rivi'c hatc be u ttUuCh' Ia h4Et
lie II, n,eruus rAHiilniilnlis zee, sSnrl
10 d,cItr wlclh riuiuaut, uud,r Va,
dci o 1850 d rrcriv, ~ were culi Iru
Ia bounty for - rvires in iiie war oi lSi2.
here mau rally Increased i,'c iat"rs Oi
rh, laltrr ulN is,un in this iiire. Ninety
iNo WARRANTS have been ISSUED in III,
at yrar under rhr acts ol'Ei II Dr' EN-
ier is.l lllII oi J.nuary. lS.2 ana
lulh pee mbc,, 1914 uud there are TOW
80 Sn,, rrnird 81 ms M der t"rsr act,
Thus II VIII Il" secu that slIir. lhr irsi
rriort lron ihls Office. there have been
sS,ci under 'he a''s nf 1871, lcl2 and
1874, niir l. two warrants, 10 wh:
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Valuable Business Stand Rent In Washtuuton



THREE stores, the large building erecting old
established the Market
They built in the modern style dry goods
and with gasigh The IL wide
80 feet deep the sideght
and feet inches high the clear dry
sales well lighted
building The second fronting Market Space IL feet
wide "a Then becomes 26 feet wide by % deep
sky light feet wide by % basement finished for
wide SIS deep
with
The third feet wide Deep
light fleet by could
be made by the last Each
vault in the pavement for fuel
Also and the LIST Of October
large warehouse the the side of and
fronting Seventh (lhe business the
high, by deep Il built
substantial and capital stand for wholesale retail
kind.
large boarding will and
gwen of December That the
building high) three h
Market Of warehouse
h built in the best and modern style
boarding with modern fixtures Of tanks and
through building from the cellar to
speaking tubes through lights
complete. Also, balcony
building parlor
That Of the building which by boarding
ALL fine mostly being
a building The dining 46
each rs feet long by l8 feet wide
by folding sliding There eight other Of those
roon folding and sliding suitable for hand
will
chambers good kitchens, and
desirable the For the subscriber the Poto
House, side Pennsylvania between Sd and AZ
|
1E .Jl,yir
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ID DEMOVAL.The celebrated DR. c. w ROBACK professor of
IL astroogy, phrenology and combined
with conuradon from Sweden having removed his office to No.
White street, York, services the citizens
Of Washington He has been consulted by all the crowned heads Of
Europe, and higher reputation asIooger than
any living Navies calculated according geomancy
ladies' S3 gentlemen S distance have their
sending Of the of their BIRTH All
letters containing the above fee will receive Immediate aen
on, and natviues OF the world, written
paper prepared make of his power by
conuraton the following topcss Courtship advice
successful accomplishment of wealthy marriage
he has the redeem such given to te free use
hazard, and for the OF
property the purchasing Of lottery tickets Thou
abovenacd done this city and its
United the full satisfaction OF ALL
have been cast during the last four
while will and Will do
person, aud the mail safe that
money through The office Dr. Roback
1000 monthly and has missed
All will be reIgiousy attended prepaid De
Office and State For particulars
call Office Of the Union, and get astrological almanac
gratis. . 80 o,.x,
White street, New York.
Sept 2O-6mosd
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A NEW Route 20 PfttsburG, via th~ baltimore, sus-
gwehnr~a, Psrrrara RniirondTArouEA 70 fse"fe :"
express Will leave Calvert saoon da
with United Washington and Baltimore nj s
M connecting fast line at Mdd'ctown !, n, q"
irving a Harrisburg at u, m, 10 dinner :,
The for st 2, arriving Al
Athis point have the option OF
either the thence by packet boats
stages direct from Iollidnysburst Pittrh~rG.
following points " ths uan 20 w"
York. wrehtsv,ic, Columbia, Marietta, Middown Haseue
Pcrysvilc, ,Lewsown, Neysown Hnnt
pgdon HolIidsysburH, and Pittshurg
This train the Cumberland Valley railroad,
which through Carlisle shppcnsbus ChsmbersburG and
points this road. -
washington
above poip will he nj the
depot Of Railroad Company The arrival OF
he norpins cars g. bnGgage which viii be
cn''e" "'' u '"N's' ROBERT STEWART,
a., ar Ticket Agent
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The College Of St. James,


(7Ae Diocesan College Of the Protestant Episcopal Cheh)
THE viii Monday, October g. 1851
i commencement dayn-the
Tbuday July 1884, New students recommended
received they
ply and tbs charge estimated from the date OF Their entrance
The number OF classes affords all the
complete
coniers graduates the
demcal degrees.
grammar school Immediately adjoining the college, and
discipline,
beginning OF their acadecal and
OF the college special advantages 10 the pupils
The grammar school.
classes the study OF the Greek language is
place supplied Ly additional studies modern Ian
guages, book keeping, &c.
college entirely healthfu and, by its dis
and villages favorable to good morals and
order.
building 90 feet by 40, will be ready for
In addition former
cops professors have recently appointed Hugh Davey
civil aud ecclesiastical law and John H.
AIeIander LII. d., lecturer physics and chemistry
charge ttfe IN The college and
months hundred and twenty 1--WE
dollars. payable semi annually in advance.
for admission 10 be made to
Rev. JOHN b. KERFoOT, ID. d., Rector,
College of ST. James p. o. Maryland
Aug t4-3taw2m
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IN pursuance law, MILARD FILLMORE, President Of tho
America, hereby and
public be held
The State Of FLORIDA the periods hereinafter Designated to
once =, ST AUGUSTINE, commencing MONDAY,
the fourth November the dspa OF the pub
he lands within the following named townships and parts OF
townships Viz;
so~.l efAs bas i~s and Of principal eridion.
To~nhps heen ts1ceps and siI)
,ssr {ereew sesoa hir ons and eighteen asnona town
sp twenty-five, townshps twcnsyssh' and twenty nine, Of
Townshp. one wo eleven, and tweve
three ave- s,s
and townships csh, and Of range twenty
Tarn.hp. eighteen, nineteen and twenty teIcep
.seton. 70 nine and "a n 70
Township seventeen tencep sections four and h'e OF range
rr.cnoa.l township Of 81 Johns river es
sections three eleven heen twenty 10
tvsny ..d .hy Ave and tiri.n Of range twenty mine
prses.osal arteen, range thirty three
Y.cosal TOW nh. sixteen and eighteen, and townships nine
rrscoaai tonships eighteen, ninseen, and Of
tr.. . fourteen, hne.n, rwensythr-., twenty
Tseson. township. ,hsy thirty eight; and thirty
tsreeps o ..ven) Of range forty one.
Fractional township thirty eight, OF range ortyt two
NORTH ofas base line Of Ae principal meridian.
Township four tsIeepi sections one 70 Ave. eleven to 'teen
township. and ,Srss township our rang.
Township onc e.. Of Nassau nv,r eIeey, section. and
and fraction, Of townships two and three, west of Amelia
s tn. third of Novab.r for the dpo.. Of The public
lands situated within aforementioned townships and Of
ssxsA .tMs ha.s I'M. Of rri~e,al
Fractions ofowphp4 thirteen and fourteen, Of the suw.nrec
Psc,on ownhp SIX rver one,
$ .. n ~. n ewnp % 'ss @
hheen twenty TO twenty nine. and
sections ,h,. to len neen TO wsnty two and thirty thirty
in township forrern ofr.nse thirteen
toossn and ane.n efesg .sc',on. nineteen and
Section. thirty sce thirty sr, township nineteen Of
Township (srcep, section. twenty four 10
y cuI 70 h sr and township twenty, Of seventeen
"e' Of section. in township twenty 'hree Of range
a. 20 'np , s,eep, section. four, thirty
cureen Except twenty four,
for sevenNen e'sheen nne,sen twenty one TWEEN
o"s.he. s.s sssp, o Isnss .ss,o" ,-sny h,ss
hve eight and seventeen eishteen
twenty two, eight and twenty nine, range twenty ur
Ne-1 Of As base live and Of "a. prtuepor m.riaian
Fraction of'ownship Of the su nver range
Section: .h, .nd nine Geep twenty-five to twenty
and ,hr,y township wo Of rnnre seven
Township and fractional townshp two Of rnnr. twenty
r's''"N' townships one and two, of twenty
Atthe land once TALLAHASSEE, commencing on Monday
o~a.S and S. s .sSs
sessa fns base i'"s and Of ne principal r,erAar
Fractional township four, ofxanse two
Tswnship~ seven and eigh, Of range nine
sn s.s.v three and twenty 'r rhiry-I township
"a 'sy,S s,s nn. eleven
oshipa siH eight eleven .rc.p, .ec,,o,.
~ 20 s., Il % nd .eo.
%.sn - III s.s u.
o.nshp secttoAs twelve three twenty air
s fraction ofownshp Twelve ver Orange hir;..n
Nsrn of fns sass H~s a~d Of As principal r..rsaar
Township snA sseaona ssvss v two ss.ass as.n
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University Of Virginia.

TUE nen annual session of the University Of Virginia will
IN on the Isl Of October aud continue without un
III e 9 Of June The University comprises tbs following schools
aud lectureship, viz,
l. hneient Languages-Professor Gesner Harrison, M d.
Modern Languages-ProessoI NJ schele dc We're, Lii d.
8 Mathemaiies-Professor Edward II. Courepay, LII. d.
T. Natural Phiosophy-Proiessor Wm. Is Rogers, LII ID.
Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD,
comparative Anatomy, Physiology, aud sugeJames L. ga
Moral IPhiosophy-proessor Wm H. McGuney DID, LII. ID.
u LawT-professor John b Minor, LII. ID.
10 adjunct 2 hoeo%se con
my-John Stage Davis, A. NJ NJ d.
To be admitted University Student be l6 Of
ag eu, Of two brothers applying for naeulaon The Faculty may
Il The applicant for has been student other in
produce seminary, satisfactory
evidence, 70 the Faculty OF general good conduct;
whole necessary exclusive OF clothes books ana
Board including furniture and attendance for months 800
Fuel and candies be furnished by the Proctor cost and
estimated, II only student in the
dormitory, $50; il two in the same room at Si5.. IS
Washing $40 session 10
Rent Of entire dormtoy, Si6 for half occupied by two
Maeu.,os Fee use Of library and public IS
Fees II single professor be attended, $50 wo $50 each
In the school law the junior class the fees are above
in the intermediate class they 500 all and in the
snG s1 s higher as. fee in asS s saving d
s2as
Medical Department
In the medical department Expense including
y95. The
complete of studies
tensve as tha Of any other medical institution Unon by
tending only Two lectures day.
Law School
adjunct appointed in the department.
The OF study has been ensiged subjects equity
commercial law will be taught more fully than has hitherto been
civil law together with exposition OF the most Important leading
cases in law and equity. - -
Proctor and Patron of the University Of Virginia
Aug l2-2awswiOl
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
HE Principal Of wsrsson IN % Male Acndsmy wishes %
who s qualihed to teach
~ v.os .,h by,rctss and the ms;bemattcs He
an man. habits and good moral characsef
An mus and BY letter. post paid
o Principal.
FoA Or
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sixteen. o''@"6o
Lands appropriated by law for schools military and
oef together with hosa swamp oveowed
made unnt thereby any which be selected
me state authorities before the appointed
em o. e public sales respectively under xc,
70 enable e State OF Arkansas lain the
swamp iands within their limits approved 2st 1886
n Dc ssesx6sd from Me sa!es And bounes
hecoors granted BY law Of rem
ueou 70 s United States H be e,
aoasa sans a provided by the
of tne csi and diplomatic EXPENSES
&c, approved ID March, 1851. ''
ne ohcng OF the above mentioned
ne days appointed and will proceed which they are
efused win ll convenient despatch,
been oered and the thus
open longer than TWO weeks and
WI" Dc admitted until after the
Gay july ammo Domni thousand eight
By the President
j. bUTTkRrELp,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right
ands within the townships and
tod required establish
and receiver Of the land ONCE and
AZ practicable after seeing h notice before
pointed Tor the
bucins the tract claimed otherwise such
]. BUTTERFIELD,
July 97--lswl3w ~-'-
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University of Maryland.
will begin "wednesday, The 10Th day OF oo-
i ber 1851, and close LIST march, 1852.
Nathan r.. smith, NJ D., surgery.
William ". A. Aiken, NJ. D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy -
Samuel Chew, D. Therapeuoss Mse,a Me"ea, an" VTe"'
wul,.m Power M D., Theory and Practice Of Medicine
pch.yd Thomas D. Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and
Children :. = ,..,-, 49,.
prorre w Mi,eneerrcr, N D, Pathoorieal Anatomy
opportunities for me prosec"hon psncucs
atomy Al a moderate expcnsc . -, - ,..
,n hs n.l,mo,e InArmay privilege daily visits 10 i's
wards charge 10 the student or me nchet -.
80 TO 50 prncca anatomy SiV m'o
uiasion, 45 graduation, $40 ,n,,r .,y,x n
u.r,no,s Ansus, l. 1851 Aug 5-2awtl5Oc.
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For freight or passage applyto
EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. So Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
e. G. ROBERTS, & CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard London.
L. DRAPER, jr.,
sept5 5-diy Bouls yard Montmartre Paris.
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prMovAv nE sEl.Di~G WYLIE have removed the,
General Agency Once Seventh street, between
opposite Odd feh"~s """ m" w" ~
National MT sencer ONCE,
Qo-o4Aw0
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The New York Liverpool United states Mail
Steamers.

fST-Exa1a These ships having been built by contract
k@XI1 presnly ioI government service,
SQ4kHH taken Ia their engines
- 10 insure strength and speed their
da9ns M passengers are unequaled for elegance comfort
ee o p'ssase from New York 10 Liverpool $780, Exclusive
f35. - - = - '
An experienced surgeon will be attached TO each shin.
NO berth can be secured until paid
e owners OF these ships will
oh specie cwehy precious metals, unless bills
adihg are signed eIo and tho value
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INTER- EsrING TO THE PUBLrC.-The subscriber, nav
inr established stand OF andrew .oys
SON. opened lsrrs entirely stock o. BOO" ana o
az every absorption my keep always on nsnn a
usually kept the largest and first ~ a I
, public number one ancc MOO
NV stock conprses- - ..xu
Lade. lish CATERS figured tipped and p'a'-SeV
beautiful A., s,... .,a
Ladies. sonred TIPPED morocco and KID o'o'' '"'
buskins -, -r.,lin.
LsScs' black Jenny Lind slippers an" ~"s"s
Misses, ,,b black and eoored boots. sai,ers, and slippers
Misses, hack hu.kin. and Jenny L,nds -. - "a
Chiidren's h.sck, bronxed, blue, green, ana "s' ' ~
gni,er., all sorts .c,
Gentemens saiters, various styles-very eeaun,m
DO lasting nd bootece, for eo"'oN
DO nnd boosees, OF Al sp,ss wv" p''es
Boy.s youhs'. and chidrens goods Of al KINDS
All OF which market prices "n" CONN
aenuy ,, ,eeo."s'. s %.- ""'" =" Wv THOs. A, SCOTT.
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