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(6S) Ante, p. 80.
(66J l723, c. 4.
l67) MAY, lTS2, G.

(6S) Ante, p. 80.
(66J l723, c. 4.
(t7J May, l7s2, c. 81.
(ds) There are moro free negroes and mulattoes
in Virginia, alone than to be found in the four
New England States, and Vermont In addition to
them The progress OF emancipation in this State Is
therefore much greater than our Eastern brethren
may at first suppose. There are only ,Os7 free no
groos and mulattocs in the States OF New York New
Jersey, and Pennsylvania, moro than in Virginia
Those who take n subject in the gross have little
idea OF the result Of an exact scrutiny Out of 20 3s
inhabitants the Eastern Shore Of Virginia, ls5
free negroes and muattoos when the census was
taken. The number is since much augmented
(6p) 1884, c. los.
(,0) The act Of 1895, c. II, enscts that any per.
son held in slavery may make complaint to a magis
rate TO tho court Of the district county or csrpo
ration, wherein he resides, and not elsewhere The
magistrate, II the complaint be made to him. shall
issue his warrant to summon the owner before him.
and compel him to give bond and security TO suffer
the complainant to appear at the next court TO be
admitted TO sue taforNd pfHpeTlS II the owner re
uso, tho magistrate shall order the com into
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NANIEL r. aooDLoE, Attorney and Counsel
~ at Law. Offers his services to the Public a.
Agent for Pension, Bounty Land, and other Coz
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The AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, AN THEORy
AND PRACTICE

AND PRACTICE.
ITS Distinctive Features shown by its statpt.s /,
J dical Decisions, and Illustrative Facts. Nv W..
liam Goodell, author OF the Democracy of Christian.
ity," Slavery and Anti-Savery," &C. The WORK
contains 43O pages limo, neatly bound in cloth Pre-.
IS cents per copy, postage Is cents. For sale by
juno 80 L. CLEPHANE Office Nat. Era
The following is an extract Of letter from Hon.
William Jay to the author
Your analysis of the slave laws is very able, and
your exhibition of their practical application by IA,
Southern courts evnces great and careful research
Your book is as npregnable against the charge Of
exaggeration as Euclids Geometry, since, like that
it consists of propositions and demonstrations IN,
book is not only true, but it is ulquestioAub true
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ATTENTION ~

S0LDIERS who served in tho various wars anil
~ sailors, or their widows OF heirs, to whom .,
resrs of pay, extra pay, bounty land pensions. q,
may be due, may find il to their advantage to bsy,
their claims investigated. Address
A. NJ. GANGEWER.
Attorney and Agent Washington, D. G
BOunty-land warrants bought and sold
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HALLETT, DAYS., Il CO.'S EoLIAN Ann Lem
aILBERrs BOUDOIR PIANO FORIks.
New York Ware Rooms at T. ). Berry & Co.'S
297 Broadway; Philadelphia Ware Rooms
at ]. Z. Gould s. Co.'s, successors to A. Fiotl
1876 Chestnut street.
DEING determined to offer the public the b.s,
ID Piano Fortes that are manufactured we hav,
arranged with the above-named Boston msnyfac,ur
ers, to keep constantly hand at ware rooms in
New York and Philadelphia, in addition 10 cur
stock of Now York and PHILADELPHIA Pianos full
and we'll selected assortment of their celebrated p
amos.
Messrs. Hallett, Davis, & Co. have been long Anj
favorably known manufacturers whose Pianos 10,
volume, purity depth and sweetness Of tone and foI
the great length OF time they would stand in tune
could not be oxcelled They have recently intro.
duced the grand patent suspension bridge" which
imparts the rmpcss and volume of tone Of the Grari
Piano. Their Eoian, having the latest and mos,
Improved vocing spronounced superior . oth~'
There is instrument desirable for the parlor %
their Eolian Piano Forte combining all the beauty,
briancy. and soul touching pathos OF the piano and
parlor organ.
Of Lemuc Gilbert's Boudoir Pianos il is only no.
nessary to say, that by series OF experiments coz
tnued for eight years, he has trumphantly succeed
cd in making an instrument for small rooms fully
equal to the square piano.
All of the above instruments warranted in the ful'
est manner. The prices at either of our ware rooms
the Same as at the manufactures IN Boston. WoWM
select instruments with without the Eolian, and
forward them to any part of the United States and
if they do not prove satisfactory, they may be re-
turned at our expense, and the purchase money vi|
be refunded.
We are engaged largely in publishing Music aud
Musical Works Of every description, at both Nes
York and Philadelphia; and having purchased the
extensive catalogue of Mr. A. Fiot Of Philadelphia,
and having all the Boston publications, we pre-
pared to offer better inducements to the trade an
to schools and seminares than any other hous.
We also keep large assortment of second hani
Pianos and Melodeons, for rent or sale
7. s. BERRY b CO., 1917 Broadway N YOrs |
J. K. GOULD CO, successors to A. Fiot
March Aft 1876 Chestnut st.. philadelnbis
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"NE fHpIsiND Agents WANTED
LINE chance for young men this winter Addres.
Nov 5 NJ COOK, Crawfordsyille, Ind
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a no. W. NEMCDN8.

dtiornsy and Counsellor at Law, Chieago, III.
MILL pay particular attention to collecting bust.
w ness in Chicago and vicinity. Oct 90
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4 =. WILLIAMS,

Attsruey and Csnns~i,sr mt Law, Washington
PRACTICES In the Courts of the District %
L lumbia, and before the Departments Of The ,o =
srnmsat 0fice over Banking House Of soiden, "
ssr. 4 Co. june 70
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MINING AGENCY,


NeU York, ITO Broadaoay, Rooms Nos and Q.
THIS Agency is established for the purchase and
Il sale, on commission of unimproved Mines and
Mining Stock in Companies organized and at work
also, for furnishing ali kinds of Machinery and Mining
Tools ordered also the Chemical Analysis of Ores
and other substances forwarded from any part Of
the country.
printed circular giving full ex plantations, will DO
sent in answer to any postpaid letter enclosing one
three cent Post Office stamp.
1. R. BARBOUR CO.
July 81. No lilo Broadway, New Yofk
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STAR AND ADAMASFiNG CArDa.Es. Ar
LARD OIL
ARD OIL OF the finest quality in good shipping
IL order Star and Adamantine Candle, fvR
weight, is ounces to the pound. These candles ars
excellent for all climates especially California Bra
xil tho East and Test Indies and Africa. Orders for
any quantity executed promptly.
THOMAS EMERY, Laid Oil and Star
March a Candle Manufacture. Cincinnati,N
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FOT Iuc " ALIUUHI NIh
THE SOUTHERN PLATFORM
MANUAL OF SOUTHERN SENTIMENT ON THE
sUBJECT OF SLAVERY.
For the National Era

Being d Compilation from the Writing, Of
Washington, Jefferson. Madison and others,
,ohose names are co,Secrated IN the affections
of the Southern Pcople--tht Debates IN the
FEDERAL and State Conventions which framed
and ratified the Constitution Of the United
Stdtes-thov Ch,ck occurred IN the first Con-
gresse, phich sat during tie administration
of General W0hington-Ond ertrGcts from
Tie Debate in the Virginia Legislature in
1882 lDith vGrious letters judicial decisions &c.
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virtue m ~ waters which Is conspicuous ADD grsy
ipg 70 bs tss snd feeling. every one The table aud
r, ice Of the Baltic in everyday superior 70 snythng
bsvs seep aAos, AMI in these pct tns ptnc and ne
Iusr,. Az. o.;.. cenmepisble Why then shOrd The
Arc.c be 50 marked an execution To this question the
answer has been ia regd to provisions and sln-s 'n
,bn ~ a. With Their bsd quality but that does NJ ex
nla, N. reason for dirty .nd in II lent Walters AID man
Cooling The butter nsy be bad. bu' ~hy Should ne
49, Re an mics indeed thu -four i j" fault rn-re
~ es.;,y AZ sea .ither Of racing through dinr er -
on n orr .condste commercial hotel. and this ). sro
The, ,.n of the nsn sge-ni tue Arctic Al the de
tails would b. tedious and Offensive -
cornaroer and gentleman iu his inter With
the s.engrs Capt Luce de.-rvedy sustsnss high cn1
s,r and DO not wlsh 70 r.f4.t N his ble ship
~ fEs least degree but imply 10 bring the m'ter Goa
3 vho hsve the ability correct the evil 80 tn
shsn b. absied, uben require again 70 he ..,-
~ PASSENGER ON TIE ARCTIC
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m ,h,. CITY last evening io O'Clock while ss'e'
home 20 wssres3sy az this week from the same once
- !, "A vel saturday EVENING" arrived A.. r.,
De- ss,h ~ last March aud on each OF the 'oi
20 az j,,s mailed letter from Beookiyn wna
a., Ceunty. Conn. to Lima Lvngston county, ~ =,
~ ~ nSsy Aryl eit Brooklyn by sms' route ana AZ
y" ~ (u.sda, NJ. and found that but QUE OF my
=, letters hsd Nrved The other i've we're
-. ,eceiy,d one on each Of the next nve days NV
80 "a si,.n to the sta. driver anc they we're regu
Ssa ~ ,s At the Distributing office in Hartford the
sane Ia, On shh hey were mailed Where 'nSy T .bss
- a. iy,red 80 f.s, received vt the shce ct destns
scn Letters hek snd since have passed between nose
c,. generally in two or three days at most, though 10
nav own experiences once IN two OF three weeks ie''er
vcu,a REQUIRE five 20 ten days transit
ms, sda hs the above TX letters were 10 reference 10
sver, knees death and arrangements for oura none
81 Which were made thought of b-csuse IN absence Of
pesr tlssrssh,c eoununcStn the writer trusted 70 an
rrrsr monopoly &C. carry his letter. according to an
,,a, ia s.raem,nt FREQUESr SUFFERER.
~ r,lx
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g. Nevertheless. will give the writer good advice

hs Nevertheless will give the writer good advice
is to pause spd reflect little before putting down
phrases; that might him in the future sundry kes-
huma'ons which less indulgent opponents might nc'
upon him.
The rest being in perfect harmony with the above QUO
taps and wishing TO take the least space possible in your
valuable columns now beg leave, SIR to add few words
about this subject
IDe n,,lA influences which would result from the .dol
Of this proposition is apparent that those nut b.
very pr indeed aid barrow Gisd.d indeed, <ho don
perc, i've il No has YET Disputed, will disp IT.
that hs Palace wsuld he visited that day By thous4"ds
mspy # whom witt out that opportunity, you'd witt
but once or not 81 all Who will nt agree that The e'n
'sn plsr'n q many master PIE DrIdu ;-d By FREQ
Ensi German or Italian genus you'd not tend 10 les
the vaIiy 81 our count ymeD and inspire them W.T.
more esteem and frsternal feelings toward ;aoss
nations
throughout the whole Continent Of civilized E1rap-
iron P.i.rrburg To Lisbon, sh-re 30 many hnseun- ~
Gseries ~ Art open ony that very day 7~ per
indeed would supp".e that il n-ceesssry hsfe ~
rend and stIugs tor the adoption Of suon 'ah'hAi
idea.
will close sir ny making proportion When no 'ru-
American CIR con sendy ops Wish tha' ine CUES
ton &, nd b. eft to the popular vote o-lng '',Fh'
that lar. majority declare II IL favor and "o1d
tsIsnee IL sdv-r. aries that issue rem "h' ST.
49, -, ,..n. ct,ully VIcTOR HAsfOT.
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THE AMERICAN LOVE OF TITLES.

10 0< ES,io- d T1rE Y T,iovns -,f
sIg: In Announcing the arrival by the Arctic, o: Mr.
r. r Meacher's father, You designate him as the
Hon Thomas Meseher Member of Parliamen, from
Waterford" liz is ho more entitled "a the dlsIlnc-
.pflei 81. n.r 81. n Al | IN Ii Great Britain
4 .ach Meu err Il Prl-melt sh-n sitting soak OF
es.h o'i er =, h., BIZ u.Ibers It l. bnf I"
r,uro The So ten IT, IN nrnary ~ay, ard on ~
doors Mr. 3d. I" = i 7 10 " HIN. NJ Snitn -
The Crys's Palace p'rceai Labelled - CON nS
from H.. Han W I. ior..-nl. VI. z IL happens tni
Aldsrnai t,.4 e. ,ot a. Parl .nent ~ W. b-A-n IN
July l-52 At n. sos. tietionl md F"nid rot NJ No
he were Some yer ,nr-. when L'rd MAYOR OF L'H.
con be was, e1ofcio. kig b Hon rRoie P1vy Cum
csr ard sddr Your Lorss o. but wn-n hs year
OF ofice exprec be ceased - ID any fi'nciv- nte
save thai 81 Alderman he hod- that "a nc - tor life
IN poiuto of fact no one England called III %. save
.cne If tn. linesl descendants % The csbhy. Every
PEERS Rsht Honorable, srd So j. every Prvy '"uu
tior" Tou Americans talk largely .ld oG' y agA'nsi
EuTOlesn iies. but assume ana br-iow them Nth Snd'
c-ous enc luoicrous hoeraliy Not oay are your oc'
% MT Of Office generally called Hon hut thy RI N the
a, afi. they have tn oifcs and othr tits. .uc'
C mmodor~' Vanderbilt the shipowner or. Pr lessor
Sno,k, be hairdressr common and sh"ui A. vNu
=, L. a. troy, i, r..,. D Your obi seryt. Co2NUNIs
NJ ~ Md ~,
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LABOR EXCHANGE.

To as rSii0r y The y. v T-o-Hs s,.h.
SrR: From immigration and other causes We ma ths
there is surplus Of lsborers both male and ieai' IN
tie Eastern cries. whereas IN the West there Il
Deficiency especially Of female help. IL Is IN vain 10
rry thos- h. AZ suffering the want OF emp 'yment
:, c,,i- ~ come 80. without you specify TO the n Some
plsc or fm in which they be sure o. labor snd
n, pror,r revsrd Wtaf W. need Is some plan oy Fnen
hs nav be conducted 10 the place where ais ser
y,c. ARE wanted have though, tina, some PLAZA IKE a.
nursn.d bv Board OF National Popular tdl ,s'''''
;gh, n. acoped with That plan - briefly ms
Their surpiu- # TEA hers East and deficiency VS.
soci.ty is organized Th"s- p-rsons shos Ia 20 West
s.tsber- dress the General Agent if gu Iihed they ar'
cc.pt.d P-r-oDs zishiDg tescb-s ~rl'- I" tue U-nfN
NJ also ana teacher is sent Etch TEACHER before
,be leaves knows where shs gong what expected 81
ier ard v RAT wages che i going u receive
The e1p-rs@r &c the teacher PAID by the Society qua
portion al she is expected to return from the wages
she Ill receive.
Let soci.tv he organized whose ol sr shall be 10 fcr
nth help TO who need hello Let sn agency De- ap
pointed IN each Of great cities east AID let persons
y ,nir emplo,mer' make known their wishes Let per
ems hing hip of spy kind write to these agencies ia
tag the kin II service thu require LIT the az eni
by - safe conduct these persons to the several places
wh.rt they ar Desded. Let the parsons tor whom en-
p,yment is cured the empl yers engage % return
II. expenses emigration to the agency which furnished
then. help.
ia sna Nd, give 10 this society what they can aad
h thus vii .usue the .borer to earn his oFn or-ad
peiUsDetty. ! resident of Western village Ioe
geI srai &, lant i cannot get female help have
n, DOUBT that dve females wiling 10 ishor might
fnd god bones IL his Ii there vas an agency 10
TIE fy Of NV YOk b. which could write, have 40
d,ubr bot would be requested soon to fend number 10
th;s vinsse CENTRAL ILLINOIs.
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MISCONDUCT or a RAILROAD CONDUCTOR

To ire Edi,o, ofhs y. y T,ijsas
SIR: would like 10 inquire 81 rhe directors OF the
Fourth.sy,nue Railroad through the medium OF Jour
Iapcr II il IT, customary for the conductor on this
), 40 L. -.p then vehicle AZ any piA m tn- rr they
ny think ht, get gu, aud 20 Ito run shop n
az. -
Vl con inc fou Twenty thru g. IN one Of their
ON Monday riait ~ u O'Clock very important pls
rr,sso 10 poriaDt ia iag that aGiea'OA % ZEN minutes
,sr ouc haye been seud a vim hs most srrOu con
..ou4 Ucs.-I had 10 submit most annoying sd "ni
r., eous oeieiton by the Conductor gHipnk tas ar IN
Genre 4ud getting out sud gong INTO p'r-r house
for dri1k. When the Conductor reiarn.i t.s driver
would have gou- of Ou The sane rfano niL Ter tlr rem
sute a. % pa-o-user5. Nnl' made tue matter worse
W. d. tact tla he ia-sflr n could not "eSe. 'i leo
VIII Dr. was raining too heavily
Iucuired o'tte Conductor fh number fine elr Here
ur.dtfef be- knew trg sb"rtit onBriILS Yu - ~
iueo ths Luf. Der. winch ths COMPANY g. oy H4is
2, sc,.s.s cannot b. too -eserr, i-pr-h-nd-i
VILE or ihs cub "a o. may LOT D. nsa o. 20 AK % me
e. nf.i ov,rcroNdi1t Oi car5. conductor ~l7u tne
c.r,s t' vtcn every seat occupied aud several men
saiCif t.l "hi ~ 10 Means 'Ni7f47A' "i'' '' 0'
1,rstrou- custom, uisnansd "poiDness demands
hat e., frg ms- from tha t-a 1i-8s by % to -'9 ar
r1trse instantly ara te-1er 20 rse w'-eA W f5 ta'
..ty age e1i.4 lio urt-sy iAls tAt~nd~d u t-'se
40 ef- Jed tQiel fts- inc s'i--f So, Il ~ ti7n
received mater Of to-rso, Ai- a'nsi'a ""''" T.
scg Rave seen married Wo u-n pen fIrf t-l .4le4
rfs 5r trd i0 4li If the stranger i- 11-
u-Ir o.. h seti Surely American women, who 81 yai4s
J,.r arsits' should have some consideration iyf the
- Lts g.. The other sex
,4.,u IT, c,fort-DL, seated j he nl brr -iD@st
Subscribe in egnle characters Oh some COZ pieaous pat
th- ttfir.- generally on tn1 top oi t~ outside "i is
M 30 ever ~ humble the law Is sae guard against tle
rFo..y AIN. v.uces 10 which ~ arc DAILY ye.fe t.
Loo v attempt m Innovation ri THIS kind, aad Dc rank
90 .InDr 3 ite pa DE- benciactpIs fAii@H1E.
r.f+n
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RrFFIANLY POLICEMEN

T. ~ ID 1r i tsc = =. Ir1t 4ne
SIR. As auofler instance Of the maaprOpos action
# -te Police 81 Cota u i will state an occurrence
Which ie under my observation tlis evening. While
si..ire lL friend tAe grass plot in the Bate
be-, ponce z.sl up ? u -l1 a1r gazing d. Us tJr
mon mt 4, I'd tee ql, eon What ar5 you Co y here
iat quesCn bong aIsw,rd 70 the best o. oar ABILITY
n.u~iy that we we're siai and taking ~ we've r.
lr-, tc 800 IT, Hh4s ia ths sct of log - ons ~
q, si.r-sa1 police se'zeo ny friend 81 roe collar, p1led
H f.r f-,nf which be DAD TIA ou BIZ l@sd - l7
.sl.t i.l1e ss-L. cue -rls VII would .f-1 4 ~
-f.id. Ca sup u-e tL % ~ were very gus Jco
a.trf ve aL-8elto Oh t---- .4e-,. 70 20 i--f
fCl r-vtd 70. 1ut il i-V minutes fI--i venus
o. ors p t.- gravel - slk- " perc-ived MAJ CIV
a io 81 arec o. be- guarding SD perhaps i{i--s
4fIT0s-ht nearer s.w the m-n salAe - , r.
Violent o. on e head Ei.h hs ct and men p'i Peg
~ II him Bgr uttwb.tarnz ali tns NOSE NJ ''1- ~
paIio.v.r- 10 be sren. Tue boa ~olil p-lh'p' ''F
ben repeated bu ur he lagPeI4n 90 ~ u'7 IN 'n ~
-yro4fi men, who ps-aeo Ioag At TO- tLis. NV 80
f.s--.tI- p4r.01s 8. b. insgtet by mare "ho sllHa
t. rc.+ csl IL. W. were 'fis syenrg ara az foNol'
he 80 nan m.n-i.rod. % s'rtr d6i-ns7iess furn
f D ,i-neu are within sixty yard II ny sfii-nsnt
. ,..r d, doubted line sddr ssed % ms through mau
SAL, fra me- r-aoy 10 .ustan Il IN "pr)piia person
Win hopes hat y,u vii repo" thls 10 yolr Ya4uabie
',-e Irslrsin ,o-r O0 servant,
o" ". AlALfl,E, jersey City, -. J.
,. III rr'vG-. lf5l
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RAILROAD INCONVENIENCE.


To The Editor n Then. Y T0trHe
SIR: While ,he subject Of City Railroads attracts SO
much affection aud importance Will you be kind enough
TO cal he .ueniOn Of the Eghthay. Company to d
few of the Inconvenience that the passengers have
C. H., 10 with lD n. IT, Il place r h.rfeI 20 convey
uatugers 10 relay While tor about 80 Months pi,
ill., ai Il tl.ni cot Cbamb-sst Tn Company SAY hrs
,s,ot th4r iu But Sir the two breaks 10 tn, road
b. q &c, urred "a, IL Hudson and the other abou.
SAi..Itb 81 would lot the Company then havs htd tu-
ro.o IN ru uiu order before this the place
color Of the Err sdway Csn. - mast be chan sed
alo not sutec passengers double fare wlEing The
lt. four iich Woe sgn sufficient snd long
ms. d. chi, nislrads the public II the Company
ano to repsnt their Why not give sisn AZ least
~ large a. conspicuous one they Use 10 convey the
fabuu o.a hat tb z 10 the Crystal Palace " fnen
sgb Sir the passengers should have time enough - g@t
of the al beior, turned round and not
be compelled t. The mud and Dodge for their lives.
Yours, &c,
~, Vail Jul> "a LA pAsSFsgVR.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-27
RAp FARE on THE ARCrIC.


T. nc Editor f tieN T. fr1taac
SIS. Every American nas national pride me
Coins liuo OF ltlmsrs and every Traveller -4s per-
soma ie,u ia trga.d 10 ileu IL Is mater OF 20 81
me- en- thai every ship tie line sha .elp 20 secure
aua preserve lieh reputation s"r them a IL Is SAD
true rene WI tel You y0ur iauts Il II yea may cor
r.ct them nd become perfect, and - tots sy-U
w,h r, ,ak ID MY Of the grievances on board "a one
O. these noble shns which 81 did be Immediately rssre-sst
sud the MY remedy FIR which seems 70 ae T. cN p4o-
hc sreui,n though the press ssy ths appears g D.
ii oay remedy became Efforts IN other ~sY have iaAt1
Wat have comp'su OF is the fqbe and srrio f 1e
Arcic Lest mace Trip ia this ship, and they
theu abvHInNble dsgus; every psssr l-rr
mo ircuce the Americans 10 BODY, 10 msze ard
statement Of The fscts, which duly presented - hv
agents Of be line have just made second passage IN
tbs clip and although here has certainly. been IN I'm
pTo'tmni ~ he deficiencies grN A. 70 81 for
n ecia.e and thorough reform
have Travelled IN every ship ia the line and also ia the
British steamers and only express the opinion II every
traveller ana pas~euie have besri speak The subot
Aheu 10y TIM abe Atcicis oay worst % h-r pro
,si,us aiue, cookery ana service, but u dsegc-i ~
comparison ils Eusrh ships do not pr'suo 80 much
'-'er'o,n br. their tables are