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vUHF PENNSYLVANIA STEAM

THE PENNSYLVANIA ST f n NJ
n SHIP co and LIVERPOOL & PHILADELPHIA
STEAMSHIP co intend running their Steamships as
follows
1ITY Or pITyTSBIRG POO Cant w c Stotesblry.
CITY or WINCHESTER 2f25. Cant W o Campbell
CITY or GLASGOW, 1910, Capt Rcbt. LeItch.
CITY Or PHILADELPHIA.222 pm, Capt -.
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
,,,rv M GLASGOW. Thursday, 18th July
vi PROM LIVERPOOL
CrTy OF GLASGOW. Wednesday, 18th June
SCirv OF MANCHESTER About 25th July.
CiTY or GLASGOW. Wednesday, 18th August
CITY OF PIrISBURG, About lst September.
va RATES OF PASSAGE.
IRON PHILADELPHIA FROM LIVERPOOL
e,oon 100 Dollars Saloon p Guineas
SasTn 60 Dollars CABIN ---------.l3 Guineas
These rates include Provisions and Stewards Zee, but
,.t Wines or Liquors, which can be had on board.
First class steamships ply between Liverpool and Glas-
,ow Hayre. Rotterdam. Leghorn, brselles and other
Mediterranean PORTS. by which goods be shipped TO
Iiyerpool and thence by this line to Plade plla direct
WORLDS FAIR-A limited number of pass 0gers Will
he taken OUT for 500 the saloon and Sl23 Ia
the cabin state looms The accommodations and attend
.nce will found most An experienced Surgeon
vii be carried on each ship Freight fine goods COS per
trr and prmage All goods sent 70 the Agents in PhIa
Seuha and Liverpool will be forwarded with economy and
sspatch For freight or passage, apply 70 -
RICHARDSON, WATSON X co. New YORK and Phlhd
RICHARDSON, BROTHERS * co. Liverpool 1900
PATRICK HENDERSON co Glasgow" Z7u
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of tne
Surrogate NJ the County % NeN-f ofA 49, ,ltit,S
-ye. ~ All rersouS llyln- claims AGAINST - EFhh-N
FERRFRO iate n the CT = sew y, s. ..,--s
rrlser- III. ssre with Vo-chrrs ilrlt-l - --'
II m a-rerce Horn, " u all-s5r-e. 20 lls
Ctg az or before me mt Gay ~ = ''si'i
49, - y ,-t the -lsf das of Aprll. loJi
"'A I~0e WILLIAM REMSEN. Executor
Cd. TIE sDTIAIDE FKHREkO E1ecltur
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HORP0RATTONN OTICE-Public no.

a 'ONIOllA lNi4N w ifif' = ""'i'- 49,
ice IS hereby gwen that Petitions have been pfseA<d
% .t pc.rl II Assistant derinen and rctsrcd - me
Commute on Sewers for SEWEk IN nifl avenue
fveen Tenth and Thirteenth streets Ald also Ilf -
IN In TWENTY street from Fth avenue to Broad
Wv All uersons interested 10 the above, hhFhs Dp-
ecions thereto are requested o. present. hs sane N
rtre stating their extent ~ interest hl Piatr vl 2s-
ness n residence % the UNDERMINED AZ the once o me
roton aaueluct Department, Oh W before r "a aJ ~
n. reYt Nv order II the Committee On Sewers go
ALEX + DODGE. Sewer Clffs
Nev-York MAY o. 1851 n.y. w
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COPPORATION NOTICE.-Public no.

ce IS hereby gwen, that petition has been present
cd In tls Board u Aldermen, and referred Tie 'ms
tee on sewers Tor a SEW Ek 10 Nestyst TOM aAal 20
Hud,0u s. AL persons interested u the above naYhf oD
tons thereto are requested 20 present the same 10 wths
l,atng telr ercnt u interest and pace ~ n'n ness of
resdene o. the unders gued n the once OF me fion
Aoreffct DEPARTMENT on before the IN DAY y. June
ne,r Nv order of the Committee on sewers ALEk p
INU4P Sr..fr l.ark New flra NAV ~ ~ NV wv
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THROUGH LINE

OPPOSITION 20 gh paid MONOPOLY The fast steamship
PkOMETHTUS Will leave FRIDAY. jane IS. Tor CHA
GRKS aud SAN JUAN Plans OF cabin seen, and cAolcS
O. bcrths secured hy cariy application O.
RFRKORD \ co 2 csty 50. AStor- folSe,
Througb t,cte,s f,r s,ie mvS0i
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NOTICE.-PubIic no
CORPORATION NOTICF.-Public no

CORPORATION NOllCE.-fuDllcn no.
tee hereby gwen that petition has oeen pleses.ea
in b. Fosr, N Aldermen and referred n the Committee
on sewers fr sewer NinefecnthN from The iernnAon
oftle present east o seventh a' 70 he stNei -
Ttt n ners,s terestel 10 she above having OBJ
ectous thereto are requested O. present TIE sane 70 ""
ting Stating Their extent II interest and pare ~ business
or rsence 10 the undersigned. the Office 81 the Cfpon
Acue,luct Department before June 1871 ~ Greer
OF the Committee on sewers ALEX. +. DODGE, sewer
Clerk New-York. Nav y, 1851. mfj MIS-
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CORPORATION CE.-fuDllc
v notice j. hereby gwen that petitions have been pre-
s,nfed I'M the Board If Aldermen sHi referred ig TOE ON
mtfee on Sewers for a Sewer Forty -nnLn-st rom
Rloadvav 10 Eighth ag Also, for Sewer IN livingston
81 from the Bower, 90 Sherh-t Also % eA1en4 'n.
go c,Wer iu Green u from Houston 20 Blocker 81 All
Iersus interested IN the above. having Oh ccons thereto
a-e requested % present She writing stating ihcI
rtet of interest and place business resiencel - the
ndesrred az the Office the Crotan Aqueduct Depart
men IN or before The second day OF June next - order
-, ~ Committee On sewers New NOrk, NAY q, 1871
my24 lois ALA DODNL' ''N-' ~'e'-
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DFRF0Rn& CO.SFAST CALIFOR-

MA EMPRESS Next shipments VII te vy S,SSN'i a
erS I'm ana lsth June Postage o. san Francesca 'uS ~
sents Freight ~ ctS per h thrccfcur',s m aiv.no
n,ysOtf BFRFORn X Co % ' eScf-Sf.. ASior hou>e
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EOR INTERMEDIATES of 26th

n June-TLe magnificent and fayonte packet ship
ROSCIgS Capt Oliver Eldridge will sail as above her
regular tny For freight passage having unryaed ao-
apph board, AT pier Ia East River or To
my2g If SPOfFORD, TILESTON co. 40 Souih-st.
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e. EALED PROPOSALS WIZ Dc r.
k~c,cF = the Street Commissioners once until -
Irne iq A. l2 b To rag sD4ce four feet vide N se
,,a IN sh.st between 81 aud sd-ays To NAG ne
(-vsE hi est-s FIRM Hanson - tesify-sts o. Sal
NV Jure = 1854 at y OclDcS ~ To flag f0a0 hel "a
s.s AIS southwestern corner avenue Ind llt-st To
~ four feet II Sidewalk II Gh - oeiWsen ans
asenu. Plans SPECIFICATIONS and all information theTeto
e had Application - The contract CLERK " the De
laraent JOHN 7. HODGE,
My q. 1871 Street Commissioner
CEALED PROPOSALS will be recelv
- e az the street Comm srs osce untll rU isaI
June 5. 1851 az Y o'clock 81 10 REGJ LATE and Phf -
2Jihst between Broadway and I'm avenue and anti bd
day June g. 1851 al izOciock NJ, To FLAG sde~ AA ~
West from Harrison a. Ff-srv-s 20 FLAG AdeNtla
vi lsh-st between ~ AMI JJsvshues Pans speoica-
and all information thereto ran - had GA sppi1''
o. the the contract clerk " thu DsparimeDt
my29 John DODGE, Stree, C"naHllss ohef
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realty in this Record of Truth that h d
he ground and IN the righteousness u h III 90
has again looked down from Heaven; ne layois ~
ih mas asa Twelve months in Denmark have resulted IN
the translation and publication o. ''e Se nth Of
mo saSt ann S tse esaDshmen Of the Church
there By the baptism of of aS Se 'S Church IN copsahsssH
constitute 'he a,ion and about ~ constitute
se 10 ,h 0 sane IN Aaborg, the principal town OF
the province Of Jyland tJutlan1l =. WAGON,
"a" sno,c with whose company we are AZ present
f,inred intends soon 70 return to Denmark ana WIN
AID and influence OF the suck OF
,lc ~ re hands and that OF MS euoW-!aOoreFs,
vii be- able to present the doctrines OF our 9oy Is
.V'no hesdes beng able 20 employ his own active
pocy more generally among the people. wien ne gye
nJG "nowerfui ngatherinp Of souls INTO the Gospel
a a.t Truth Is mighty and does already prevail IN
ne sphere and'ex,ent IN which 1t mas Is application
o. the people Surely there Is no enchdhtineht
against Jacob neither i there any dlvinauon against
israel according 10 ihs time II shall be sal1 OF jacob
and OF Israel, What hath God wrousht
'''' tMlienial star.
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African Colonizntion-BY MAN OF COLOR
o II 7 u T 7
To the Editors o. The Tri5unS

To the Editors o. me IriotF
For our own part, under the existing
state of things, We cannot see why any hosuhty
should exist between those VINO are true Abolition
ISIS and that class of ColonlZauonSt> who are such
from lust and benevolent motives. Nor can we see
a reason why man OF pure and enlarged philanthro-
DIV NAV not be IN favor OF both unless his devotion 10
one should cause him to neglect the other. Tx
treme> IN any are always wrong. IL i rare 10
find that all the members OF any association uhtraH-
meed bv interest act solely from high moral primer
ple and dl>lnierested beneyOlence. The history OF
The world civil sacred and prOfane. shows hat some
men have. all ages eSpoused popular and oeneYo-
lent causes, more or less influenced by prejudice OF
>elfShne>>. Human nature, Win IL lupeUectlOHs,
remains the same.
Ever since the adoption OF the Constitution, the
Government and people OF tins country. ~ 7. Oouy'
have pursued but one policy toward our race. In
every contest between the great political parties we
have been the losers. But this result Il ! reasonable
10 expect IN a Republic whose Constitution suhdh-
tees protection alike 10 our peculiar dnd our ilee M
>ttuioNs-thuS securing the rights and !loerue> OF
one class a the expense OF the liberties OF another.
Besides this. Texas and all the states tla nave >Ce
come into the Union have surrounded u WIN loiit
cal endorsements Every State that has lately re-
vsed altered her Constitution has been more no
eral IN extending rights TO the white and less 20 10
the colored man. In view OF these iacl>' ASSUME
- fixed principle that Il II Impossible loi u 10 &c
yeOD our moral and intellectual capafilltS a. d IL
t,n,t Deople under our present social and political
disabilities and Judging by the past ana pre>eht
state of things there i no reason 10 nope lhd' Ca'
do II IN this country IN future. .-.,,.r.s.
Let u look a moment al some Of the consequences
OF tins social and political distinction On 'he sn1te
mas They shut out from all the Qlnces V1 PIoH
and honor and from the most honorable ana IucId-
tive pursuits OF industry and confined a. cas- 70
the most mental and Serylle positions II socleY;
And what Is worse than all, ihey are 20 euuCa1eu
,,n, infancy md become 80 accustomed 10 this de-
graded CONDITION that many of them seem 10 lo'e II;
They are excluded most 81 the states nom az
participation IN the Government taxed "lhoul lnei
consent and compelled 10 submit 10 unl shlSous
strong as The nation that enccts them, and cruel A.
the grave. - 81. mo
They are also excluded from every oranch Oh M
chanlcal Industry the workshop. the factory 'hr
couu.lng-room and every avenue 10 wealth anu re-
srec:a5llity Is closed against them 1870.
Colleges and Academies slowly open their looFs -
Ives NJ Their advantages and when their social con-
dl;loI has so degraded and demOralzei thein Il ~
DESTROY all motive or desire 10.
They are by necessity cons ant con>HIhrt'' "h"1
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The Chiifonicr, Of Paris.

The rag gatherers (ChlG0nerS) gave a
grand banquet IN Paris on Saturday. June 81. II
took place at public house called the Pot Irc0lOre,
the Barerc dc FontaInC blcau which j. frequent
cd by the Tag-gatherng fraternity In this house
there three rooms. each of which is specially de-
voted 10 the of different classes of gahercrs
one the least dirty l. called the Chamber of Peers,
and is occupied by the first class-tha Is, those who
possess a basket in a good state ana 4 crook 0rna-
mcntcd with copper. the second called the IMAM
Der of Deputies" belonging To the second tass Is
much less comfortable and those who attend II nave
baskets and erooks-not of first rate quality The
third room IS IN a dilapdated condition, and
Is frcQuened by the lowest order of raggathers VINO
have no basket or crook. and who place "hdt they
md in the streets IN a piece of sackcloth , thcy
call themselves the Reunion DIES NraS ProletaTeS.'
The name of each room Is written IN chalk above
the door, and generally such street etiquette is oD
served among the rag-gaIherers that no one goes IN
to The apartment not occupied by his own class. Al
saturdays banquet, however, all dl>AnCtonS %
rank were set aside, and delegates of each class
united fratcrnay The president was the oldest rag
vaihprCr of Paris ms age S. and HI IS called the
Emperor. The banquet consisted OF sort OF Ola
p,crida, which the master of thc establishment
pumpOuSly called eIbCi0ffc though OF what ANNA
u WlS manly composed II WAS llnpONDlt ID NN
II was served up III huge earhen dishes. ana before
IT was allow ed To be touched payment was demanded
and obtained. The other articles We're also paid
for as they brought III, and deposit was
CxaCtod as security for the plates knives ana forks.
The VINE, or what did duty such. was contained
IN an earthom pot called the Petit Pere Nor, and
was filled from "A gigantic vessel named lie Moncaud.
The dinner concluded by each guest taxing
small glass OF brandy. Business was then proceeded
to. II consisted III the reading asd adoption OF the
statutes OF the Association followed by the drinking
OF numerous oass To the President 10 the prosper
nv of rag-gaiherng, to the union OF rag gatherers
dc. A collection, amounting 10 bi. sc, was raised
tor sick Members of the fraternity The guests then
dispersed. but several of them renamed al the coun
ter until they had consumed IN brandy The amount
deposited as security for the cro%ken. knives and
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TO MARY--FOr The Tribune.

CHRIST's mothers name was Mary and most holy,
From her calm countenance, the thoughts thai,
beamed
Tender and loveablc as II she wholly
Were the god-wife OF whom the wise had dreamed.
Thy name Is Mary, and thy face recalls
That one Of Bottlces star-crowned, IN
Dm-cleistered Florence, from whose bent eyes falls
The look of love triumphant over sin
Broader thy brow with thought the outline mild
OF Thy pure lip less passionate thine eye
Larger with human confidence, the child
OF mans Hope, Path and Immortality
TIE sole great pledge that he shall know on earth
Through woman, such As thou. the new Christ5lrth
Flushing. July
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L. =. District Court -WEoNE> DAY. July
Before Judge Belts

Alleged Cuban Expedition. --Messrs.
0Sulliyan, Lewis and SlciSlnger. indicted refer
ence 20 The steamboat Cleopatra being intended toS
an expedition as 10 Cuba. sc. were present. The
Judge SAID he had not had time 10 give the motioa
which has been argued 20 QuaSh The Indictment the
necessary consideration, and the decision lies over
till Saturday
John Parker. indicted for an attempt to commit a
revolt. withdrew his plea OF not guilty and plead
guilty. a. did also young man. lad. named Thos.
Comor, indicted for abstracng letters from the Post,
Office addressed To the proprietor OF the Cou-ir Al
hdavlts 20 DC but IN to previous good character
&c. Remandod for sentence
The District Attorney entered noe proseQuiS on
two indictments against Capt Waterman, cat the
time of the ship Natchez. now of the ship Challenger
charging HIM with having left two seamen behind Al
the Cape of Good Hope. neither OF the parties having
appeared 10 prosecute
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title OF new fre-eater just started at Lagrange,
Ga, By Mr. J. NJ McMunay. The proprietor IN
forms a generous public that he has been good
practical printer for the last twenty years, and that
ms paper will be gotten up good style. Also, that
all Internal Improvements. schemes Of the Govern
ment. Protective Tariffs, &c. &C. Will NEE, with no
advocate IN him The first number believes IN the
sovereignty of Georgia, and dominates Charles
Mcdonald for Governor
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Rev,REABLE ADVENTURE OF TWO tHIL-

nRyN-Iu the absence OF their parents. NO lt,e
glrs. five or SIX years old. one daughter Oh Nl,
John 4 Root. the other OF Mr Hathaway, oo'h OF
Havdenyllie undertook 10 >por upon "a. aDo,n
the raft they pushed II from the shore ana "eIr car
red over tie dam where there j. fdli 81 l"e,e ~
fifteen feet A. the taft rose 10 the SUI -, ~,
Is, 60 coon cnglng 10 H. ana 4 man plunged INTO
lie ryer seized The hand. drew ont tht 81, 49,
found the other cllzgng 70 one OF her ieet.
sustained any injury. l'Pi'"s''''
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- Gov. Seward arrived in the express
tram last evening and took passage on the steamer
Afiantic for Detroit to attend the trial ofhe Mlchgaa
conSpirators. which Is TO be resumed tomorrow
buffalo Express Sth.
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Supreme Court. WEDNESDAY. July ..
SPECIAL TERN. Before Judge King.


Decisions in Divorce.
Peter DemdreSt against Ehsd DcmGrest
terrain papers which have been omitted 70 be fled
10 be placed on file when divorce granted on ac.
count of mfdelty of defendant from the marriage tie
Elias =. WHEnS against Sopb'q Jane
HiiklnS-Same
George ". Gardner against Anne Eliza
Gardner. Certain papers to be filed. Decree OF di-
VOrce denied
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Produce on the Erie Canal.

ROCHESTER. Wecne stay. July
The amount OF produce which passed the weigh loct
m this city during the week ending st yester-
DAY Flour. q e9s bbls Wheat. los, csc bushels
Corn 2-i.63- bushels. THIS i large increase over
tie previous week. Our market i inactive WHEAT
brings 9SrG 81 for GeneSee and % for choice SIM
pies
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By Telegraph to the New-York Tribune


- DosrvN' Wednesday, July y
sailed At noon to-day for Liverpool With IOi p,ssrn
and Is for Halifax. She takes GU, t6a5 90 "a
specie, principally American gold
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20 At Natick. on Saturday mornino the
stock-houSe OF MeSSrs A. c. & w Curtis ex,ens;va
paper makers, was destroyed BY fire Insured for
5000 a; the Etna once, Hartford
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from Cincinnati via Erie Railroad

NARRONsoKR Re, wednesday, July 3
The cattle traIn passed this morning loaded with
al hogs from CINCINNATI for Ncw-f0rk also GusA-
ii;V Of sheep and cattle from The far West
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Nocialisn in Npain.

hlow>
I'M french Socialists have succeeded IN making
@sN'e> no, only IN Barcelona, but IN every cijy OF
~"a 'dtalonlan provinces. and am sorry 10 add
~ seeording to the best informed persons there l.
-~Sn 10 Tear that The nuun0Cr - very considerable.
<eeRominasion assumed Is that OF /" La Fraerin-
~'aslant y there Is good reason Tor fearing that
-N political sect VIII not oc slow IN organizing
Evolutionary movement. for which the intended
1r,otm, on much larger scale than the former
- WI FURNISH them VIII something Ike pliusl-
Netext hy inducing the poor people 10 believe that
@d work VIII be The necessary consequence of
WA'tmplaied mercantile ccncc salons, on the eN-
way OF which VI Mon, like VI OoZaga. like VI
avg Nuft.lo, like NJ. OTcnSe. or VI. Pacheco all are
~, Ae anu The same oplilon-nay, all Spanlards, al
,sssAoeptng the taiaidIS themselves. The French
Nseturers' naturally enough, ;io everything IN
p~er To keep UP and even encourage tins feel.
eanSe The large cOntraoAnd trade carried OR
~ 'he ,aialan manufacturers, who pass French
S&Up 9"''''
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Markets ...BAf rINosY. July o

Business very quiet. The quotations for both City
Mills and Howari-si. flour arc 81 rs GRAIN md
other things are unchanged
The thcVmC meter Is ~ 30.
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The Mormons in Denmark.

i,.s me pohteness Of Elder Eras,us SnOw-of the
a Se-ahd Presiden, o; The Danish Mission We
a. Daaisn language. Tins divinely inspired record
-" oe read BY large portion Of the inhabitants
/, ssDo;hayian Europe. many thousands of whom,
/. n,a .a with The language who do not reside IN
as ro,sace> OF Denmark. IL has already gone INTO
s.s a'o sweden, where Goth books and Elders are
ses,' ened Tor. Upon the appearance of the first
IN ns work IN prni, the SAINTS in Copenha-
n. me Inc endowed With new power from on h,gh
"a. % oeoss descended nightly, and bore witness
" Tue ne" born babes IN Chris, by divers
aea !. .ss 10 some IN open vision, confirming
'e 'A'''' and causing the Church to rejoice
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Nrpnre AZ MrproaD man naIi'e ',,l

Iohn Ford VAS killed by blow upon thr oneli
stone on saturday last, while entea.o, ~ Nc,oc,
dYs;l,..ance among party oflnshmen II
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Russian Pa,rio, delivered up by Austria

-"sAEL BakuNiN'S ia,e Is decided He had been
s~saccd 10 death by an Austrian court.martial. for
esenSe committed IN Saxony but that the
sseVs nad oeeh eommus'G 10 cGrtsrs dsro, or soil
Mud harsh imprisonment for life. Baknn,n hsd
"a par! IN the DTsSdea revolution. which Was nu,
ao, fussian bayoneis he Is tined by am Aus.
- court martial, and now u appears. the sentence
executed by Russia We learn that he has
), oeil,ered up 10 Russia, and II follows that he
- end his days IN Siberia When BakUnin Mas
rSeei to Russia. he Gid no, Know whittier he was
~ ou, supposed, o. course. that he Was on his
an Austrian fortress. Al MikhalovitSe he
ss s,e1 The Russian gencarnes, and hsa he knew
= Me TIA, awaited him
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The Ocean Steamers.

,ll On lilIlu ,Jf EuzIdlU lSftha
.yy cent By the Drs steamer no matter u what
Line. -. ,...x.,, %, Pnroo~ nv The rotfrsx Lima.
-, - ,re,d uenfy-one cents single rate, sscepS fW
- =. c,s required ~ D- prepaid IN fiul
,.sr. o. the tortnet VI. Europe by the CtSARD LINE,
- - prepaid I've angie rate. e,ce+ 70 thase
So. reluasi ~ 10 prepaid IN fu.l.
.,rer The Hsvr. Liar h. orepsd twenty eses
cents pr hail onc- Inland Postage % b. added sxce IN
Great Britain
Newspapers b. either Line TO 'le Coatnsn' must be pre-
md cents each
Iula1f P,1z, must be aiied az Letters and Newspapers
T. the Cufneu ot Europe y ,he Haye and Bremen LineS
sTyssgp. TO ARRIVE vRos EUROPE
ASIA sa,l-,l from Liverpool foe Sev-YOt-. July ,
PAcIFfc Sailed from LsyefpeI 10, New-Yak. Juiy3
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Character of DIR. hudson.

| THE LIFE AND CHARACTER OF ADONIRAM
JUDSON LATE MISSIONARY TO BURM,Aa L. a
COMMEMORATIVE Discourse b. WILLIAM HAGUE
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