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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
DIR. d. W. THOMAS,

II RESPECTFULLY offers his services to his
II, friends and the public generally, in the seve-
raj departments of his profession fsSs-offce and
dwelling at Mr.. Elias Bakers, Vanclevesville,
Berkeley County, Va
March 70 1S53-tf
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
4 Garn,a

COMMISSIONER IN ]HANCERv --ofbce. over
! the Clerks Office of the Circuit Court.
April 80, 1850.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
BLANKS.

/ (toNsTABLEs' and other Blanks on hand or
~ prepared at the shortes. notice at this Office.
JOB PRINTING,
of every description neatly executed at this office
June g. 1852
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
Andrew Bowman,
A. NadenbouscI,.

lahiNEr MAkER.-shop ON the corner O,
u Queen and Burke Streets. nv VI
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
August Tv,eour,n

~ three doors South Of Rawiins Hotel 1s'A y
march 10. ls4s
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
NEW GOODS.

Grensfclter d SchlOss
ITAyE just received, at the old stand, new
Il and complete assortment of
FANCY GOODS.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
John Z. Harrison

\ rVfhEcARY and Druggist and Dealer in
IA RANTS, Oils, Dye-Stufis and Fancy Goods
learly opposite the Post Office, Queen Street.
ian 10, 1882
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
A CARD.
DIR. WIN. N, MARTIN,

n ESPECTFULLY offers his professional Ter
IL vices to the citizens Of Bediugton and vicini-
~ in the practice of Medicine and Surgery. Office
and Residence at Mr.. D. b. Burkharts Beding-
ton. References-Dr. N r. Smith, Bait; DR.. X.
H. Thomas, Balt DR.. s. Chew, Bait. DR. G. W.
|Miltenberger, Bait; and DR.. VIM. NJ. Hammond,
Ehartnsburg.
April 10, 1851
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
Daniel III. Doll,

II UNDERTAKEN AMI HORSEPOWER Shop
~ on Burke Street, two doors East the Ger
san Reform Church july 81. ls4e.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
VIM. III. Hes,e,,ca
NOrman NIilIer.

A PoTHEeARv and Druggist, and peals, in
N Paints, Oils, Dye-Stuffs. &c, Queen strea, ~
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1853-05-04
i. Al VANARsDALE CHAS q. WOLFF
vANARSDALE & WOLFF,
tssecessorsto John H. Likens, al the Depot,1
DR.. Il. Summers
John IL. BIOmdeI,

LTNlN, Copperand ronanufacturer and
i Brass Founder. Shop, corner of Queen and
Martin sts. and opposite the Lutheran Church
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-28

HousE OF RIrsEsEsrArIvxa UsIrsp STATES,
Clerks Once, may IAN, ioos.
IN pun section The act Of Congress OF ths h
August 1884, An lsgazss and making appfopiia
have been usually Included IN
general bills without authority OF and 10 "a
and provide incidental expenses Of The departments anu
oees Of government, and iuI oueI Pnposes-"hich sAd ~
section is as follows
sEo. H. 4nd Dc u further enacted That stationery, OF
the OF The Two houses of Congress-
printing OF every name and nature, of me
The bureaus
departments at Washington, including all sta
wrapping and lwine aud mail furnished
ne a ac9s ana eoleeo, oces throughout the United
furnished and performed by BY the low
follows The secretary q the senate the clerk OF inc
the Post Once establishment such col
house establishment the Postmaster General
advertise week east
in OF the prnepl papers published in the places
articles be furnished, such printing done, for
furnishing articles, whole
doing euch piiniing the whole
specified job ereo be done such place. specifying ~
such the amount quantity and description Of each
and all sha
sealed until the day specified such advertisement for
making adve the
and offering 10 furnish class OF such ar
specified portion job said work. and
seeuny the performance thereof under
exceeding shall
doing the and in the lowest bidder
be fixed such
shall the lowest bidder who shall such
security. And failure
he and his surees shall be liable the
specified such qdated damages sued
the the United statcs having jurisdiction
thereof
Monday the 2lsi day OF June which all til,
proposals. will be opened0 for fuhng the articles OF stationery
be enaer speeed for the use OF The House Representative
during the Thirty third article be by The
Clerk, via
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Proposals for Erecting Marine Hospital Mt Evans
VILE, Indiana.

Treasury DEPARTMENT, March 90, 1859.
PROPOSALS will be received until the 2sh
l9 O'Clock Of the
hospital Evansville Indiana according plans and pec
hcaons under direction this department said
posai be either for tho whole budng separate for The differ
kinds work the department the right reject the
hereby invited should OF the United States
require Eighty OF the OF the work done and
according (said amount TO be
estimate Of the superintenden win be paid from
wot proceeds, and fifteen cent retained
until the completion Of the and the acceptance Of the work.
sc. by the superintendent
be awarded builders mechanics
other except by consent
OF the Treasury will be forfeiture OF the snms
Every proposal be accompanied by written guarantee
responsible (cced 10 he by the attorney
the United States district judge for the said de that the
bidder will when required his proposal be accepted enter into
bond with and sufficient securities in the Of
$4,000, for s faithful performance.
fans working drawings be examined and
other information touching the proposed work be obtaned
this department. the ONCE Of the superintendent
~ Evansville sner the ooh day Of April merit
proposals department, addressed
Of the Treasury endorsed Proposals fr Evansville
~. no-piaii'D and win be opened at O'Clock, the
any shall be present 9' " - ' -
.n,,oo -, JAMES GUTHRIE,
$3.50, '"Nhsy@ Secretary Of the Treasury
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IN conformity with the Code Of Virginia Of isp 4ai
u.s. do hereby make known all whom
certificate the escheator the oPecrhug dated
95n day Apr 1853, the
27rh day Of April 1889 held 10Th OF April
1883 the following John died
found rscbosed to this Commonwealth, viz
lot in the city of Petersburg situated the side OF Marhe
street, and bounded Of r. O.
ton, by Of q. Mcwsine asa
thinner, designated
of the city lot No ~ and repu,ed contain The
-eiyed-bavns
assembly year siD releasing her
Commemorative right during her life. &
y. ". PARKER
Ap Reg Lsnd once.
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Proposals for Tank Iron.


bureau Of Construction, Equipment epar May s 1853
SEALED PROPOSALS tendo sed Proposals for Tank 1on vii
y be received at i bureau 70 oeosk p m .. he xn asy o
ngton D. o. free OF and k to the United States the o
lowing quantities Of the best American IRON required to make ~
$40 pounds plate iron quarter
10000 pounds of boiler vc inch and eghths long from
inside fhead, aud i've eghths diameter
from inside Of bead, ays-sirhth. diameter
100 pounds Of hve-eighhs inch round iron
All the said be delivered or before the last Of September
The plate iron must bo made from the best cco, blooms
that viii stand rwonch fange all round the edge aud Kept
sys from m. eas and must bear 10 turn The aanse.
without cracking such break crack must be replaced by and
satisfactory %. approved ny the commandant
furnished from said navyyard
the
which, besides other conditions will expressly provide
same NAV be :, s option Of Inc unsd States declared null
void w,hou, affecting the right of the said United states 70
default shall be made by the contractor In delivering all any
st heu and in tina, the and
viii and pay United States. iquidsed damage.
money equal the contract which quidaed
damages may be recovered from time TO time a. they accrue
The cost q item carried out and the asre
Approved su,ee in twice The estimated amour. o. the conae,
per addition win be withheld from the Of
POI bi approved trpica
ss % s Ts s "ss s The point
Every oe NUT be aceompaniedby written guarantee 1.-THE
navy sss" or Other Official person. or By some one Known hs
bureau) that the offer bidder hdsrs WILL with
IN days after the receipt Of the contract the Office des
natod The with good and sufficient sure,ies u
nh the articles proposed ageeab the specified in this nd
vcrcment which be imhodied in the The law
Of 10Th August. 1896 fobda the consideration OF all proposals
accompanied by such guarantee.
Bidders particularly cautioned to endorse their ot as above
required that they be distinguished from other business letters
in order their being before the day appointed
All offers made IN conformity with this advertisement In
particular will be considered rejected the option Of the
The person only Whose offer may be accepted viii be no
uded, and forwarded without delay.
offering directed designate the office through
which they be addressed and the to whom the
All editors authorized publish his advertisement viii be
cisy notified by this bureau Meme Others win be paid for its In
May l5-lawfw
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School of Cumberland University, Mt Lebanon.

Law school of Cumberland University, at Lebanon
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon Abraham Caruthers late Of the circuit
judges Of Tennessee
Nathan Of the judges supreme cou
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Ridley the chanceors Of the State
Judges Carusrs Green dew their whole
the school
Plan Of instructionl. Daily examinations the
books No regular
daily lessons IN the progress OF the examinations
2 Weekly Of common in
dents commences suits statement OF facts
and posecn,s them through all processes
practice The framed prepare
deeds Wills records, and all
denee IN he trials Some OF the taken by appeal
supreme moot court, which Is held monthly
public at The cod OF The students
Ms jurors circuit judges and chanoeors and in other official
pacites connected with their suits,
first third
TENDER, and ends third Thursday February The
mences the succeeding Monday In February and
Thursday IN July
Expenses per son-Tuon foe $50 in advance contingent
lee " boarding about $50. Students
which can be had in the Lebanon
-Four sessions required the
dents advanced class No
mission There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year
There moot legislature connected with the school
Number Of students the last collegiate eighty
ROBERT l., CARUTHERs,
Feb ll-eoly President Board OF Trustees.
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rssAsvr D.r.Trassr. o.nes Llsar,Aos.s ssA1.,

Wsshins,os eity, April %, 1883
H. a on Tuesday 3sday Of May 1853, for building and
sa 9a,s sss ssss e a 10 b 20 The
o.h Department New Y9rk TOT one % p as
DINA, Of the following Dlasssioss, a. ~ .i dem "a
iset srsadt Of moulded depth :" hold roa
Top lumber stahe 70 top Of beam u ee. sonaase about a.
osssKr sAoA sElARp sousp 70 Dc &c
house b 3. si' o s owi"s s
Length beiween pependleua fee,i breadth Of beam mould
81 eet inches depth Of hold from ,eP OF Timber suahe " Top
BEAM 10 feeto inches tonnage about 100 -, a., ,,
The white be Of the best seacoa TIMBER ana me seo"
pine OF the huest grain un,apped southern timber - -,
bids satisfactory 10 The board u VIII DC a. no
shall have been submitted To- aud approved 0y' e
No pop win be considered unless
geged ship building Offer must be accompanied by
Of two responsible persons as Sufeaes of INC m
Each vessel mast be distinctly named for which the
and copy e printed specifications must be
each bidder evidence that there Is no mistake as
No bid win be conform the require
drawing OF The for viii BIO unishedt 10 The
70 which he wiz be sqa 70 adhere na ~ mould 20
by experimenting officer who will be assigned TO me duty
Who viii be required 70 see and the
used strict conformity 70 The term. ana
viii be received and authorized TO be made
s,ced and which will drawings and PLANS be attached
10 and par, be hal on application TO s
asa1s @im"s," a Delaware, Or Nork Vs
Philadelphia Baltimore New Bedford or gar s,a
by calling Office of the lighthouse Inspector al oos"n
pha OF Baltimore and hthouse board, Wash
Any person submitting proposals and witness the
opening and place hereinbeioe spechea
ns Ish pese and then envelope and ad
Of the lighthouse board Treasury depart
BY order Of The lighthouse hoard hoard ,rov ,rNx,Ns
| Nav l-3,awt3stt!ay Secretary.
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NJ feet board measurement
lnch meTchanAble white
feet, board measurement
5neh pine panel boards, feet board
measurement
5000 iuch white pine panel boards feet, board
1850 pine boards inches thick 10 inches WIDE
feet long, Vi feet board measurement
lneh Carolina pine, per
measurement
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$500. -, yy"con, and Hrorns.-w. BAKER cos
N,neh no MUS Premium chocolates. and broms
70 wnen IT. have been by chief
and fairs OF the Unon are for
United States, .nd by their agent. Pp'' e'o''e v"
4 New Grant T,,p.
Thoma. v. Rrrndrs, Baltimore; Kennel
Ohio; and 2. ". Howell, Georgetown, n. @,
WALTER BAKER A co
AP2dy porsbsss~y Mas,
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REV known to all whom II may concern, fhse INC
undersigned will Of the General Land
once Washington 10 said Once 'or
hcate Of scrip OF following land ohcs military DIV
3,o7i, 50T2, 1855, 1885
1893 $685. 1909 3t 3a3t and 4sa the originals Of which H.
ued revolution and belonged to
Reynolds now deceased neither located
patented, but casually lost or destroyed . :. -
For hnsolfnnd heirs asw Of VIM Reynolds dec
Rou~oSp April 20, 1883
An
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-05-28

VALUABLE and improved Farm in the vicinity OF
Washington SaleThe undersigned offers for sale wood
the which she resides certainly one OF the most
valuable highly improved in the vicinity OF Washington lies
Columbia miles the yard
Of the best leading to the city and in the nme
Jenkins Gbson aud the hospital contains trse
land about hundred OF which
cultivation, residue heavily tmbered The
divided into fields In each OF
falling Large quantities Of
aes e and have been used on this land
The Inst three and IL is all now in
produce There seventy OF bottom
land well timothy fifty in clover and about forty seeded
The and consist of large and
comfortable dwelling dairy and poultry houses and
and houses and all outhudngr
for the of the farm Possession o; The farm and farm
buildings will be immediately long credit will be
desired portion of the purchase money
particulars apply John Carroll Brent attorney
James o. Mcclure, Pennsyv
OF 10Th where plot Of The property may be
on the premises TO
Feb iO-2awu ELIZABETH BRENT
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THIS IL Ia give notice that Clara Nc Ntlisms, Of
fredericksburg Virginia. have obtained OF Nir.
rina the duplicate Of land No @ for 2es5S
ed To father Joshua McWiam for his in the
dated July s. 1882 the original being and tina, shall claim scrip
for the
Ian 20-iaw3m
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Proposals for Improving the Harbor OF Providence
Rhode Island.

EsoIsxrp DEPARTMENT.,
Washington, May -, 1853.
PROPOSALS viii be received this office 18th
and
Of Providence Rod. Island, and straight channel from
$50 wide, deep
the daoce requiring be deepened being go
The sboa Is composed mud sand and shells The
tria which be delivered suitable
be deposited the flats
channel
the private the distance which will
quire be taken being about 800 yards.
The OF tide giving Is feet depth
generally In which The machinery will be required
The channel
material estimated 5000 cubic
yards; but the the privilege varying
this bring It's within the limits oth appropra
lion for this Improvement
viii monthly, OF eighty
Of the work performed the remaining twenty
paid the faithful
Of the work which - To be completed before the
OF November, 1853
cubic yard ercavaed and removed aforesaid
information application may Capt George
Dutron, corps Of engineers, New Haven, Connecticut
JOS. q. TOTTEN,
Brew. Brig Gen and Col. Of Engineers
Boston Post Boston, Massachoses New York Herald New
York Aurora, Norwich, Connecticut; Pos Providence
leland: Troy Budget Troy, York, daily
twice week for weeks and two containing ave
semen be transmitted the Engineer Department. Washington
May it-diw &2aw2w
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May l--3tawt3istNay
Notice or the EsabIishnent of Two Land Districts
| In 10 OF California.

17s<''''
In the state OF California. ..s.
WHEREAS by Of Congress approved
1859 entitled San act TO provide Tor the survey OF
granting of emption nights
other the President OF the United states
his judgment The pubic
and IN the absence OF any uI
special legislation Congress the subject TO divide the
Districts shall determine 10 be necessary enba
the Upper Middle and
fun
impealvey requires that al least
tlroI shall be established in that state;
Now FKANKbls PInRcE President OF e United
States America make known, that,
aforementioned act the State OF
divided land districts by The east and
the parallel OF the thirty
degree and that the land office Tor The upper
established BENIciA and tat io We
Ioper district a Los
hand the city OF Washington Tits twentyhst
day of March, A. ID. 1853.
By the President: -. -, ,,,,,n,,,
Joms WILSON, Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Mar 23-2awhno 3
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EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO.,
No. IS Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN sHIPLEY, q 90,
Liverpool.
r. a. ROBERTS n CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London
J. MUNROE a. CO.,
26 Rue Nore Dam, des VICTORIES,
Paris
GEO. VI DRAPER, Havre
accountable gold, silver,
bills
rndnr signed therefor the value expressed
Jams
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SEALED PRoPosALn in s4peas for each class separately
Class -" for the Wash
inston Will received b Office una, O'Clock,
oh next unsns and delivering such place
the aforesaid be directed by the
thereof the materials and articles herein specified
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MANUAi. FOB UNITED STATES CONsuI.s-Embrs-
cfnt riuht duies, liabilities, emoument-, &c. Sc.
by J. y. Hen-haw, late Of the ". =. navy. Price 81
sale n washington TAYLOR n MAURY.
Booksellers, n
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SHAwLs, AwLsl-yERBy, TEBBs, 4 VERY have
opened large lot Of beautiful spring hawIs in
part, Of
80 small figured Cashmere shaws for A., worth az
so do do do for 4,
50 do do do for . do
Win general assortment Of cheap hswls ranging from
81 50 mp ca and examine ut the of and
syvana avenue.
a-diwU
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MAY y, 1888.
CEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received AT tins ohce until u
Wednesday 9Th Of June ner for furnishing
delivering the Capitol on OF before The LIST day
anthracite cosl
the furnaces Also, for one hundred
y measured al the
Capitol sawed and properly packed
suhcc, inspection and approval OF the scere
security for the faithful performances Of the contract for furnishing
The above articles 10 the Of the Secretary senate
win be required.
should Proposals for wood and
he directed TO Secretary of the Senate, Washington
NAV i5--sw3w Intel, Republic, Eve. star.l
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Proposals Dredging the Bar the junction
Hackensaek Passnic Rivers, Newark Bay, N. j.


Washington, April II, 1855.
SE.LED PROPOSALS viii be received III. Office aadi ,is Isl
ordinary
frequent The Pasraic. The minimum depth he feel
inches at ordinary high the minimum width hundred
feet the length about mile giving Whose
will be about 40 oo0) cubic yards.
The excavation viii about half mile north Of the
present beaeo on the west channel viii extend thence 10 the d.
OF
mel towards the light house, I'LL channel
| reached beyond the present bar.
The dredging he 10 be executed in what
channe three miles
This about hour from Jersey City
the plank road BY the omnbuses also
daily by The steamboats, between Newark and New York
The substance the bar soh black
mud very easily dedaed The shores nearest the channel
dIedged distant about me oveshown high tide
with scdge, and offer facilities deposo
and retention Of the dredged matter.
Sealed proposals will be dredging
cubic yard tue amount OF matter be from bar
contractor furnish everything the u the
work at his The Dredging all be done
the government The e1cnvsed be deposited uc
places about the above mentioned distance mle) nd
necn shores shall be indicated by The directions
this person shall IN all regarding the OF The work.
be binding upon the contractor and his loca
Partial will he Of the based
OF the aumber yards
VIII be heeftaned dimensions OF the from
time me and the with condition the bar
at the commencement OF the work but
states, 10 Of its specified
Twenty in
retained 10 the hands OF the agent
amount contracted for Is removed when the
paid TO the contractor H1mErHM
Further particulars be by addressing Lieut. NJ Ha
Major DelsN,
JOSEPH c. ToTrEN
Brevet Brig. Gen and Col Easineers
To be inserted In the Union, Ineligence and Republic Wash
ing.ou National Democrat New York Newark Msrpiug
Earle, Newark New Jersey twice until
1852 and two copies OF each containing The
DO transmitted TO The Engineer Department .@ a-s
Ap I9-9nwtislJune
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,rRASY batting Floor OH cloth ssc-Ths snb.crber

Also, full oil cloths cebra
mandatory Roll, sons London which viii
shaped hail. The
To all OF which respectfully invite the attention OF
Mar 10 Republic. HOOE BRO, 90.
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DON'T FORGET y SNYDER, Jr.'s, Wine store, Phil
adephia your wines and liquors reliable
quality aud have them early delivered house
Washington, Of freight by "Adsmss Topping
by mail or telegraph. Dos'r roKasr
sNinERs, i,sdoipna.
Jan a-du
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SILvER-PLATED wAHE, Cutlery, ssc.--The sub-cn-
~ Der desires to call public attention THAT beautiful and
lot Of silver plated which the morosn Mechanics
Institute awarded the fret diploma manufactured by the
Ames Manufacturing Company, Cohopeo Massachusetts,
decidedly goods the market The
Of 81 L IS
Tea and coffee sets, pieces
Walters, cake baskets easors, with rich cut bottles
Table, and dessen spoons
Table and dessert forks
Soup ladies, butter tubs, with drniners
Water pitchers, and covered
Cream butter knives
Swing teakettes, napkin rings, card receivers
and goblcts, shutters and
Upright chamber candescs, saiicelars, &C
the cutlery exhibited the Mechanics institute, and
which silver medal awarded, consisting Of
Ivory handle knives, In half dozens or dozens
carved handled knives, OF nine,
dny-oue, and fifty three pieces
Meat and orks, s'eels, sc.
With articles all Of which
wilt he sold they be purchased Of the eastern
Ap e-ataw6w G. W. BoTELER, Iron Hall
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Tho New Liverpool United States Mail
Steamers.
The ships comprising this
The Atlantic APT west
These ships having been built by contac~
Sf1 49, has been
LIT1lkfT their their
strength and speed; and their accommo
and comfort
Price OF Liverpool in cabin $3.50
$500
From Liverpool o New York. $50 and 600.
An experienced attached To each ship.
No beths can be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED