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An Examination IF Dr. Pdrker's Card.
To the Editor Of The A. Y. Tribune:

As you have published the card of DIR. Par
ker, which has also appeared in the Journal Of
Commerce, and in several other papers, will
you Ito me the favor to give insertion also u
the following remarks in reply:
In regard to the two letters omitted in my
narrative, have to say that no such letters
We're sent to me by Professor Stowe ! did not
know Of their existence or that they ever had
been written They were OMITTED, but not sup
pressed
DIR. Parker falls into precisely similar omis-
sion, in his publication of the documents of this
affair, in the Observer of October T. The letter
of Mrs. Stowe to me, and my letter to Mrs
Stowe, in relation respectively to her card, and
the substituted correspondence. were both of
them omitted in DIR. Parkers series of letters
The case stands, then that there were let
tiers on both sides of which the other party was
ignorant and 50 omitted to publish for do
Dr. Parker the justice to believe that he did
not know of the existence of the letters which
he omitted
Dr. Parker, besides the as sertiOn that he
did not give me any sort of permission to pub
lish the letters appends four letters to his card
for the purpose of showing that there is in
them no allusion to his having signed or con-
scented to the publication of these letters
|. The first letter is his own to DIR. Stowe
written few hours after our interview, The
only sentence in it bearing upon the point is
this But an hour before receiving il, prof
Stoves letter. had II friendly interview with
Rev. IA. w Beecher-an interview which seems
to me to promise an amcable adjustment" IT
DR.. Parkers silence rs to nm approval of these
letters is a presumption that he did not APP
prove them, then his silence us 10 the Very fact
that such letters were drawn up in his study
is presumption against their existence. This
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Coon EXAMPLE-A boy was once tempt
ed by some of his companions to pluck some
ripe cherries from a tree which his father had
forbidden him to touch.
You need not be afraid, for if your father
should find out thatyo had them, he is so kind
that he will not hurt you
That is the very reason" replied the boy
" why would not touch them. 1t is true, my
father may not hurt me; yet my disobedience.
know, would hurt my father, and that would
be worse to me than anything else"
Was not this an excellent reasonl
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(1ROSBY, NICHOLS, Il co have lately p,,l.,',
~ speeches. addresses, and Occasional Serm.,'
Theodore Parker Two volumes y
Co1.legis
|. The Relation Of Jesus to his Ace and the Agas
z The Trne ldea o. Christian Church
3. Sermon Of War
Speech delivered at the Abti- War Meet.sg r. Es
euil Hall, February, lS47. " A1
3 sermon OF the Mexican War
o. Sermon OF the ferishng Cias SEES in Bostou
7. A Sermon Of Merchants.
y. Sermon Of the Dangerous Glasses in Soci,tv
A Sermon of Poverty,
10. A Sermon OF the Moral Condition OF Boston
IL. Sermon Of the Spiritual Condition Of Bostop
II Some Thoughts the most Chr stisa Use Of m.
Sunday
IL. sermon Of Immortal Life
Ia. The Public Education of the People
Is. The Political Destination Of America
16. Discourse on John Quincy Adams
April 6 SiS
l5. Speech &. Faneuil Hail. before the N. r. Anti s
very Convention, 1913
10 Some Thoughts the Free Soil Party ard the Els,
ton of Gen Taylor, December, 1913.
20 Speech az the n. r.. Anti-Sayery Convention NAV
1850
81. Discourse the Death of President Taylor July
1850.
% The Function and Place of Conscience in Relation T.,
the Laws Of Men
% The State of the Nation
"a, The Chief Sine of the People
-. The Three Safeguards Of Soc ETY..
%. The Position Duties OF the american Scholar
Published by CROSBY, NICHOLS, Il Co, Boston.
And for sale by Z. ). FRANCIS co, New YORK
sept 23-4t
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JAMES STRAIN, ATTORNEY ArL,y
T1sJiIs To.oHs n I'm

ATlLL give prompt attention 10 all prof.,si,,.,,
w nrusted TO his in the miidl and n e. DuSbess
Of the State to the locating Of land warrants part
sale Of real estate, examination Of titles and
&c Refers 20 Hon. Samuel Lewis Cncpns,i o ta1ss
William Keys, Hllsborough Ohio; Moses Barn. Col.
Xenia. Ohio. IAiOw, ksQ.
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10000 COPIES SOLD IN EIGHT wr.v.-
UNCLE TOMS CABIN: or, LIFE AMONG qup
lnMLY "-

BY MRS HARRIET BEECHER STOWE
k'oh sale, wholesale and retail at the Publishers Lw
l. cash prices, viz: single copy in pAp,r 10 rs lOvsst
cloth, e'teredi SL5O; ezra eilt 81 The Trade sns
at scount Of 10 per cent with her discan,t
cent Tor cash, on sales of not less than five comics per
WILLIAM HARNRn
Publishing Agent, As Bsekman s,rs..
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things you say of your friendship, and that Of
DR.. Lyman Beecher, for me. have no doubt
that friendship has been sincere. On my part
it has been heartily reciprocated. You may
rest assured that shall not be impatient |
desire nothing but tho simplest and plainest
justice, and will not make for you Intentionally
particle Of unnecessary trouble.
Yours, truly JOEL Parker.
ReU. c. +. Store, d. ID.
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NEW SrOR 4 AND NEW GOODS,
l54 Court street, tioo doors eax Of TIE Rsrers
House, Boston.

ChARLES II. MORSE has just opened somp'ste seoek
" ofreAy msie shirts snd gents furushins gsois Also
hats and caps, umbrella canes fancy goods 40 S1rs
made 10 order ...,....
N Weeds put hats at short notice snd hAs @
ed and pressed "'
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THE NATIONAL ERA WASHINGTON d. c., NOVEMBER A. 1852.

/ EFFECTS or KINDNEss.-I am almost con-
yinced that there never yet was an instance
in which kindness has been fairly exercised.
but that it has subdued the enmity opposed TO
1T. lts first effort may not succeed, any more
than one shower of rain can reclaim the burn
ing desert but let it repeatedly shed the
dew OF its holy influence upon the revengeful
soul, aud il will soon become beautiful with
every flower of tenderness Let any person put
the question to his soul, whether, under any
circumstances, he can deliberately resist con-
tinued kindness! And voice OF affection will
answer, that good is omnipOtent in overcoming
evil. If the angry and revengeful person would
only govern his passions, and light the lamp of
affection in ms heart that it might stream out
IN his features and actions. he would soon dis
cover wide difference in his communion with
the world. The gentle would no longer avoid
him friends would not approach him with
irOwn; the weak would no longer meet him
with dread children would no longer shrink
from him with fear he would find that his
kindness wins all by its smile giving them con-
tidence and securing their friendship.
MATERNAL INFLUENCE-The two greatest
conquerors which the world has ever seem AL
exander the Great, and Napoleon, each give
striking testimony of maternal influence In his
own case. History tells us, that Antipater hav-
ing one day written a long letter to Alexander,
against his mother Olmpias, the king after
reading it, replied, "Antipater does not know
that one single tear shed by mother will OBJ
literate ten thousand such letters as this" The
Emperor Napoleon, man OF remarkable IN
tellect, and the greatest genius of his age, as
cribed the greatness and splendor of his career
to the lesson taught him by his mother; the
truth of woman's prominent influence in the
formation of character was strongly impressed
on his mind; it was one of his fayorite maxims,
" that there never was an extraordinary man
who was the son of an ordinary woman" Our
beloved Washington, the Father of his Coun-
try" received the elements of that great and
noble character which made him the wonder
of the world, from the energetic instruction,
sound judgment and piety, of his widowed
mother, Martha Washington,
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THE WORKS OF REV. TusODoREp,.v.a

CROSBY, NICHOLS, & co have lately pnn'','
~ Speeches, addresses, and Occasional SermCg. ~
Theodore Parker. Two volumes ' y
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-05-22

ssaed proposals for the above bonds In such number Is
sppheah" may desire will be received until Tuesday the
ms day Of June next O'Clock Az The oss - ~
No q Ststsst Boston or AZ the Off - Of
ebaots Exchange, New-York wv N'' - A"'-
TEkMs-tifteen per cent in cash notice of span,s
between the bonds and payments 70 Sc aas,S5 b 49,
bonds delivered Purchasers will be allowed 10 ssc
pate payments N whole OF IN part and after the era. pay
(pot less than fourth part monthly BY paying The h
spce due on them which viii bs deemed conplsnce with
the CONDITIONS OF sale Notes Of the Company will bs "a
eeved in payment deductins interest At per cent per
anDum.
Copies Of the last report with mapx eopes OF ortysse
ks-. may be obtained on application as above or to
GEORGE MlN0T, Treasurer, Concord. N. Il
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AZ ING ana PRINTING OFFICE, No l.i Futon-st
Y-Weldins. Ystag invitation, Address ssd Ar Home
CARDS. Cake Boxes Bridal Envelopes Business Cs'da
3D., Heads. &c ! plate AM 80 csr9s for y y
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FROM LIVERPOOL

Sor meissnt " passage Apply 10 -
BROWN, SHIPLEY& co, Liverpool
London.
JOHN MUNROE co, No Rue Notrs Dame a..
VICTORIES, Paris or GEO H. DRAPER Hsvre
The owners Of these ships will be accountable Tor so6
silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones or metals un
less bills of adns ined therefor and the value thereof
therein expressed.
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OFFICE or BosToN, CoNCosD AND
MONTREAL RAILRoAD May H. 1882
TOS ONO MORTGAGE BONDS

w IOCsOOV ofthe BOSTON, CONCORD and
MONTREAL RAiLROAD.-rhe Directors I'd the Boston,
Concord and Montreal hsfoad offer sale the balance
Of the Mougsge Bonds issued by said COOPERATION and
msinins unsod being in ali ONE II NDRED AND NINE
TY-FlNE THOUSAND DOLLARS, payable August Is
1860 with coupons attached for the interest payable the
18th dsys OF February and AUGUST in each year.
The Boston Concord and Montreal Railroad chartered
by the State OF New-Hsnpshire, commencing Concord
ard extending by way OF Lake Wlnnipissosec to Wells
able fo csual from Boston to the Lakes the Surveys
made about thirty since under the auspices Of the
Government snd distinguished citizens Of Massachusetts, and
New Hampshire then engaged in the enterprise Of
In Boston with the Lakes and Canada When completed
with the connecting lines in progress aud chartered
Montreal and be the nearest route between Boston and
these points.
IL is finished from Concord to Warren n II
al miles arc the remaining tive miles IN pro-
gress and expected 10 be completed the pre- year
The amount of the Mortgage Bonds $500 0 eOnstitut
Ing the fsi lien the III miles of road above mentioned
which cost with lis equipment included in the mort
gagr, Sl.7Scoe secured BY deed of mortgage Gen
Franklin Pierce. Of Concord. n. H. E. Haskell Derby and
james NJ. Wilton, EsqueTs, Of Boston, Mas. Trustees
and by special of ths Legislature New
are exempt frUm the operation Of the Usary Laws if sold
below par.
The income of the part OF the road new opened from its
local business only adequate pay twice The amount Of
interest ihts Bonds And tie complication the ne
10 be effected will so largely the income 20
place them IN the highest class Of Railroad
Of the half million Of Bonds secured by this gage
SOo bear seven per cent interest authorized by law
payable with the coupons at the American Exchange Bank
PAYABLE with the coupons at the Agency the Company
The Bonds now unsold are -
-. bonds OF tWO each per payable in New York
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ID FMITJANCES to ENGLAND. IRE
COLDIERS CLAIMS collected and
- LAND WARRANTS purchased by
2. L. BETS, No. Sc Wallst.
THE GALENA and CHICAGO


Il UNION RAii.ROAD-The 0alena and Chicago Rail-
road commencing Mt the City ct Chicago in the State OF m
uo to treepor IN Stephenson County distance OF
l2o miles At which point IL connects with the Galene
Branch cfthe Illinois Central Railroad being construct
Ga paleus aud Dubuque in the State Of lowe, the
Mississippi aiyef
Al prht thirty miles Of Chicago it connects with
the Aurora Branch Railroad in operation thirteen nilea
which about being extended by that Company to the
Illinois Central Railroed at point sixteen miles north OF
the Illinois River At Chicago Its eastern terminus VIII
form connections with the Michigan Central and the Mica
gan Southern Railroads constituting part Of the main chain
OF Rsiad ise from the Atlantic cities TO The Mississippi
River aud the Northwest
meA eight miles from the OF Rockford the ROCK
River which place the work is IN active and 1t
viii be completed and pat operation by the LIST day OF Au
gust next the this section of the Road being
hand The remaining portion OF the work will be put under
contract By the h May next and probably be competsd BY
The Illinois Central RailrOad Company announce such
progress have the link from Freepot
70 the Mississippi completed carly in the fall Of 1855
The grades upon the road easy the ruling grade west
being feet IN the mile and east 10 feet In the mile The
entire coat and equipment of the read will be about
woco The amount OF capital paid IN Is sllaoco and
further amount Of about SHe has been subscribed but
not yet called III There bonds outstanding oows
yo inst division bonds duo LIST June 1881 $1,000 depot
bonds and siiooc second division bonds The road
the month of February 1854 and completed and opened
The earnings OF the road for the eleven months from May
1s5i to April l. 1852 were Sl92 expenses Tor the
time $7s S-mnuins during tina, time distance
Of 50 miles The earnings or the corresponding eleven
mSnths in 1880 81, were slsoS2 distance of ~
The oss earnings for the month of March last were
The Company, BY resolution Of ilh December 1851 au.
the third division o. said Road from Rockot Freepor
These hons bear interest al per cent and payable in
ten from date of and for the payment OF praci
pal and interest the property and of the Company
are PLEDGED TIE interest and principal Of these bonds
Ally BY attached the s Of February and August
IN each year This issc is the final Of the Company
tos the construction Of said Railroad
honda have lad land
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POSITIVE SALE of 275 valuable Lots,


and Buildings portion thereof TO close estate
The subscribers viii SELL under the direction OF MURRAY
the following property on WEDNESDAY, the 25th day OF
May nst the Merchants Exchange in the City OF New
York by A. j. BLEECKER, Auctioneer, viz:
House and Lot No 10 1hames; Houss and Lot NO. 1873
Ceoarst Hoose and Lot No 7lS Hcd0n-str corner OF
Anosgt; Houses ard Lots Nos l2 and ~ Amos s. 70
gstheT with the two Houses on The rear OF saa o h0us
Lot No l8 West 1thst Houses and Lot on e norts
side OF West l5tst, Isl feet west Of 7th,1y House ana
Lot No l67 East 2sts aud the adjoining House and Lot
No 1853 East 2lst-st. House and Lot on the cast sds
of Sdav between iSth and isth SITS; Carriage Factory
and Lots the east side Of 3dav between 1912 acc
5Ohss; Carriage Factory and 10 Lots the east side
of Sdav between sch and 5lst-sts Lots on tue east
side of 5d-av between SD and 53dsts Lots on the
the side OF ]dav between 5ih and tists LOS on
the east side of Sd av between Ssh and 57s Los
on the Ut side OF 9dav between 5st aud 51dst Lots
on the west side of sdav between s2d aud 5}s House
and Iols the side Of 3dag, between Sd and 5i
ss los on the west side of Cdav between 5ith and
5hsts Lots on the side OF Sd av, btween 55a aud
SSH -s;s House She'd aud Lots on tho es 81 10 Of 1dav
between 56h ard 57th-sts, House end Lots on the
Lots on The ga; side of 2dav between SD add jtns
small Rouse and Lots tho east side Of 2dag, between
55th snd 56sts; Lot south side of 50th-st between
I'd and Sdavs; Lots j0h and 5ssts and between ID
tween I'd 3dass Y Lots sd aud 5dt hst "a
and Sdays; q Lots 5ih aud jjb SIS between % and
Lots 55t md h-sts, between I'd and 81 avs; lots
the north side of SD between LIST and zas Cottage
aud Lots on sOuh side OF Jtnst between III. "a ana Lex
iugton-avs Cottage and Lots oorth side of i3ths be-
tween Sd aud Lexington lots south sae OF 5h-st
between Sd and Lesingonavs Houses and Lots on north
size OF 5Gh-st Sd and LeNn giou-svs; Lots
south side OF 5st-st between Sd ard Lexgonavs Stable
and Lot side OF 5stst between Sd and Lexington
and Lot south side Of sd ST. between Sd aud Lex
ington-avs.
Also Lots in WiIhamshuTgh TO wit Lot ON west side
Of Galamav. between Wyckof and Stsgg-sts; lots
south SIDE of Wyckoisi. bet ween Grahamav and Even
aud Lots the easiey eide Of North 6hs 100 feet
south of 5thst
And also the undivided half part OF certain piece Of Salt
Meadow in Westchester County, on Harlem River near
Kngsbrdge 10 front of the laud iorcy belonging Jacob
Vermycs a I'd containing six o thereabout.
The sale will commence at u o'clock, the 18th OF
Nav l852 and i'll be continued subsequent day.
necessary, until the whole property be sold
Lihogsphic maps of the premises will be ready by the
18th inst, and can be procured from the auctOueer
The viii be liberal aud will be announced at the
sale-Dsed Msy 9th 1852. HENRY BREVOORT,
JACOB D. ODELL.
MURRAY HOFFMAN Referee.
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THE NETWORK and LIVERPOOL
Il UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.-The ships

composing III5 thc following.
ATLANTIC Capt West, PACIFIC, Capt Nye,
ARCTIC. Capt. Luce, BALTIC, Capt Cornstook
ADRIATIC, Capt Grafton.
These ships have been built contract expressly for Gov
eminent service. Every has been taken In
uucton, also In their Engines insure strength and
speed and their accommodations for passengers
qused for elegance and comfort Price of passage from
NewYork to Liverpool 10 frstcls cabin 90 in second
do $50 exclusive Of stateroos 500 from
Liverpool 10 NewYOrk ESQ and go An experienced sur.
Geon attached 10 each ship No berth secured until lid for
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING
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+. CoLToN, Auctioneer.
hER EMPTORY SALE Of EIRNI.

Il TURE.-Carpets, Oil Cloths Pr Glasses &c
+. COTTON viii sell this day SATURDAY May % at
lC4 O'Clock, at the auction No 50 Beekman and No
80 Annss very large assortment of IDS aud second
Mahogany Chairs French Bedsleads Book Cases. Marble
top Dress bureaus Wsshstauds Centre Card Dining and
Extension Tab es Hat Stands Brussels Threepy and In
gain Carpets OH Cloths, Beds aud Mattresses Basement
and Kitchen Furniture. Also large lot Of Transparent
Window Shades in quantities Also several French Plate
Looking Glasses. n. B.-Sale will he posi i've.
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VERMONT VALLEY and

MEETING hAjLhuADo.-Ieseene1n 0~xru)9!
Burlington, St. Jshnsbsrg. Whits MounfanA reGp,
And Springfield Though tickets BY Rsilrosd r. -
and n. IL. Cfhce, IS CsDeisl, n. v. Frinu "a ~
TrHveies, every day, a. PM, tom PEA lamp II
alan apply % \. HYDE, AGt. la2 ssufn ~
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THE MECHANICS and TRADERS
i SAVINGS BANK, No sss arana-st- between Vile,

and Sheriss,s. New York.
President. WALTER UNDERHILL.
Flint ice Pre- sdeut. RICHARD a. HOE.
Second Vice President. &C II ANDLERL lNGERS0LL.
Third Viee-Prcsident.. ALFRED 7. CONkLlN
Secretary. JAMES p. HAlGHr
This institution wall basiness Wednesday the
18th day Of NAV. 1852 at oclock pm Bank days Moa-
dsys Wednesday, Thursdays and Saturdays, from to
O'Clock NJ lse'esk at the rate Of per cent viii be al
lowed eli deposts prior TO the lat sy OF JULY Interest
declared the Sd Monday Of January and July deposits
which have been deposited for the Of three
next 10 the lst Of and Juy The
secures 10 married wemsn aud minors the sole control Of
their dsposiss.
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MI W- YORK and NEW-HAVkN
Y RAILROAD.-SUMMFR ARRANGEMENT ~

g. ls52Trsins out Of New York leave corner Of -
st. and Broadway. s,
AccommoDArios AND SPEcnL~-At and iiw N
AIS Express 10 Stamford ana Norwalk, and stopping
Stations beyoud and at 5 50 p NJ through 70 sew,ns'
At $50 P. Nj. for NOrwsk-at 85D A. NJ and Nv 9 q
for Port Chester The $50 A NJ runs in cooaecno1 - -
Train from New Haven Hartford and Springfield ~
Train the Canal Road -. -
ExrREssTRAISs for New sven Hartford, spnnq
ton Connecticut River ana Vermont Rslrosd 70 usas1cLI
and Montrea-Ats A. a. stopping at STANFORD am p' ~
port, connecting with the Houssunic and Sssts'
roads az Bridgeport and Canal Railroad at
$50 p M stopping Stamford, Norwbs sns c.ds =
port, connecting with Housstonic and Ssufstac& .
Bridgeport. - scsefai-
TRAINS INTO sh1e, IN rum Nsv.
At $50, :, and eS5 A. NJ and IN NJ tnao0t' AZ and 50
Haven. At A. M from Norwsk-a ~ 1870. oaarsp
PM from Pert Chester The sS A "A c."s asilrosds
Haven. The 40 P. N. receives ps<'onse" ''"
and Springfield Railroads - .vv4v.I # inns
ExPREss Trans leave New-Hsven % e, ~ aI1ssoo6
frou Boston, a. l. IS and $50 P. NJ ttoppne : T ~
NorwsL and stamford;) leayins Boston :"
345P III. s.,,o. Hons q
See large bin Of advertisement az tns HAN u,
pflncipai hoten "h" supefn5enlssk
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NTEW-YORK and ERIE RAILRON

Trains leave pier foot Of Duane e. a. io".s,ss
ExpsEss TRAIs at 81 A. M. for Dunkirk 49, .
6rst-class steamboats, Tor Cleveland sandns.y,
Monroe and railroads TO Cincinnati and Cnic>so
MAIL YRAIHat8 A. NJ for all stations o.,v,ra
W.vTe.IssrSP M via Pirrmonf for Oussnsi
Way TRaIn at A p. NJ, via Jersey City iof 1880
MIGHT Expsgss TRAIN at p. NJ for Dun 10 -
with frst-class steamboat for Detroit direct eoh'-
Express Train for Chicago.
EnIcRAsT TsAIn ct s P. N. VIA Piemcs1 -
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ADRIAN II. MULLER. Auctionecr.
D CtIpVORY SALE of HOUSE and

III vi tf'IN'
LOT No Io2 Cannens:: by order Of the supreme
g, ADRIAN ~ MULLER Will sell a: auction. on
.Gspty NV a. 1857 a. i2o'elocs n al the Nsfrhants
rrd.r tha rir-c ton 81 IN. undersigned. referee
he Hoe and Let of Ground siuaf-s on the e4srl. de
,rCarro 81 next 10 the lot thu sutie-- Of Can
non aid StsDton-.is and known No. l02 Cannons Lo
q feet IL ysidth by u . IL depth ,,
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NTANDERBILT LINEfnrSAN FRAN.

CISCO-TrE CHE ApESr and StIORrESF
ROUTF-THROUGH TICKETS WITHOUT Ogrgy.
TlON.-lbe new and wertui douhle-en>ns siesnssl,
NORTHERN LIGHT 25o0 tuns burden, will leave Pc
No n. nh River on fth Juns 81 p precisely sr Sr
Iuan d. Norre connecting wi rho eouble g;ne sess
shire PIONEER ana y DEPENDENCE. over tAe Nl,s,,
gus Transit Roue havi but miles of and ranspofAtc
1hse steamer have surpassed cabin and seefage acoa.
daiios and with the ibcvas d Isc. i-s OF the raar
Co PASSENGERS RELY upon going through without dets
ron any point Storage passengers taken through
$50 or at Sl45 they paving their transit For ia
nation passage apply only TO D. b AL.ENS MOO,
No Battery place, up stdul|