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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09

The WESTERN CoUNTIEs.-The posture Of
affairs in the Western counties demands that
the friends Of the Mississippi and Missouri
Railroad should bestir themselves to renew
ed activity. Washington county, MS we
have already stated, has voted 100000
stock to the Fl. Wayne, Lacon and Platte
Valley Air Line railroad, and several other
counties will shortly vote on the question.
The fact of the certain construction of our
road in two years, Cor three at the furthest, }
tif clearly demonstrated to them, backed by
the active energies of the Company. would
inc doubt restore the fullest confidence in our
project. That such would be best for the
citizens Of these counties as we'll as for our
selves, we firmly believe. 1t has been clear
" shown that this new rival is an unreliable
one, laboring as it does under almost UNI
surmountablc disadvantages, and We doubt
not if the matter was explained to the peoj
pie they would abandon it. Let something
be done, and that soon.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09
Agricultural Meeting.

special meeting Of the MUscArlsE COUNTY AGRI-.
CULTURAL SOCIETY will be holden at the Mayors Office
on Saturday, Dec. 10Th, at 10 oclock, A. NJ, fer the
transaction Of important business.
a JAMES WEED, p est.
. j. ii. WALLACE see'v
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09

AzB- Tho Reverus derived to S.. L,uis frsm
Dram shop Licences" for the last quarter is S. 329;
and IN the same tine to the State Of Missouri s424s
making in al S9.57s. paid by dram. shops in St.
Louis for licences in three months.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09

To CORRESPONDENTS. -" Orphan" will
appear in our next. The Colporteur,"
will also appear next week.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09
kimballs CITY Cash Store

Won TlNuEs to do the "jear people" good in the
~ way II giving MORE goods for less money than
eny store 10 Mussatine. DJn't take my wurd for It
call and examine. My assortment Of srH
go LADIES DRESS GOODS
Is unsurpassed in the city. The Cash Sysem enables
ms to sell for small profit, and saves the buyer who
pays cash at least 20 per cent. 800
0G Great bargains will DO aiven from this Tins
until New Years. j, FRED KIMDAL
: Muscatine, Dec. Z, 1858. 81 FggetfsE fTI HlsI}
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09

HALIrAx, Dec. 7th.
The American ship Hum boldt, bound
for New York. is reported ashore north
OF this harbor.
Later.
The Humboldt. in attempting to put
in here. for coal. last night. ran ashore
at the north Of ,he harbor She had 90
passengers. and a 900 tons freight.
LATER.-The Hum boil d, is a total loss.
Her cargo will be saved ia damaged
condition.
The Hermann touched at Southa mp.
ton on the Goth, short OF coal. The
Niagara and City Of Manchester arrived.
a, Liverpool on :he Goth.
Donna Marcia, Of Portugal. died on.
the Goth, in child. bed. The King was
Immediately declared regent ill tae ma.
jority Of the young Prince. who is in
his 18th year. ttE0f
The cabinet council Mt London, on
the 18Th and Goth was fully attended.
Napoleon has issued decree, educing
the duty on coal to 30f; wrought iron to
lSf; cast iron ST the first year, and At the
second year. The Supreme Court at Paris
decided that the government has the right
OF supervision upon all foreign correspon-
dence entrusted in the Post Office.
The Russian Minister at Paris had Joined
the Emperor ut Fontainbleu. Arrests had
been made at Lyons for posting revolution
airy proclamations, and alleging the want
of WORK and the dearness of bread as the.
cause. These are elements of revolutions
which appear at several places.
The report that the Turks had crossed the.
Danube, is confirmed. The passage was
effected without interruption. The Turks
held Kalefat with 5000 troops.
LATER.
1t is sal ] the reason why Omar Pasba h.d
decided to retire, was because it was reror
| ted that the Russians had evacua.ed Walla-
| CHA. Adriccs from St. Peters'urgh con-
| firm this report. 1t was reported On tho
frontier of Bosnia, that c,rrs Of 10 600
troops YVES proceeding to join the Turkish
arms. and would cross the Sorvian Tcrrito
ry with or without leave. The Russians
were fortfying Odcssa.
ukase has been published, granting
leaye to the port Of Odessa, for It's commerce
under the neutral flags. and tho French
Consul at Constnntinorle has invited ira
dcrs to supply the French feet which wonll
winter on the Black sea. 1t is reported.
generally that the Russian ambassadors Mt
London AMI Paris. had received orders to
demand their passports, in case the com
binad fleets should remain on the Black sea.
Austria and Prussia had given their de-
termination to remain NEUTRAL
The Gar was reported ILL.,.
The London Morning Chronicle contains
dispatches statlug that the Turks had pitch
ed their camp on the Servian frontier and
had constructed a bridge across the Servin.
The Sandman Chambers are last dis.
so we'd.
The Russians are defeated in Georgia.
They are marching on Kalcfut. They were
receiving further reinforcemen.s at Widen,
and dcspera tie fight was expected.
Lateness of the season was the cause
assigned for the Turks rccrossnS the Dan
abe. ~
The editors OF the Vienna newspapers had
received warning not to publish ANYTHING
calculated to provosc Bussia.
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Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09

LAsD.-Persoas desiring to make purchases or sales
Of land will do well to notice the advertisement Of f.
III Thayer. l.@s
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09

THE PANAMA EAILR AID The VIII 10 !ene b ( thi,
road from Asprwa ca the Aln,c eide to PaLsua
tie Pacific side, is 10 miles Ii crsscs an 81 va
ton of 276 feet ab.ve high tice at Aspnwll, Wlic
viii be graded down to 250 feet. The general drec
tion and course Of the road fir Aspinual to Para
ma, is from north 10 south eat, direction hard
y anticipated ~ those rot ecqnaiuted with the toro
graphical pcc1harites of that rcso The guagc of
the road is fee, aod the sharc, curve .ne Of Is
degrees. The ion lie trcrgtt fem Wales, and is
what called the heavy w. r4il, Lu, rome T. laii
will be uscG Il strikes The Chsgrss river sFout "a
miles firm h$p;Lwail AID follows the & n raj course
Of the river to nies nbovs Oo-so:a where il leaves
the river and continues it, scum .Gs rcc ion 10 ,h.
height Of land between tic two occars in The dire-
ton towards Panama. 1t the Chagrc, river at
Blbseoas, the present terminus Of the road at which
place substantial bridge, c2l fe lcrg With three
piers, is now erecting, the ,inbr au wood -woik a
which is CONSTRUCTED at Darien q, Th.re will b, NJ,
grade on the road so feet to the mile, ept en-,
mile, where il is 20 feet.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09

AGRICULTURAL MEETING. Remember the meeting
OF the Muscatine County Agricultural Society to.
morrow, in the Mayors Office.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09
BY TELEGRAPH.
OrganizatIO n Of Congress,

We are indebted TO Mr.. BENHErr, di-
rector Of our telegraph line, for the fol-
lowing dispatch, received yesterday
morning
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09
DR.. G. q. Waters Address.

In Iowa City, on the 9th ult., was laid
the corner stone of the lova Female Collegi-
ate Institute by the Grand Lodge of l. o. of
o. F., of Iowa. On that occasion DIR. c
o. " aters, of this city, delivered an adj
Dress, which has been published in pamphlet
form. The words sable and eloquent" in
reference to anybody and everybody S
speeches, have become so common in their
Iindiscrimnate use, as to mean nothing.
when, therefore, we saw the words in the
Committees letter requesting a copy for
publication, we naturally concluded that,
by some singular misfortune, the Doctor
had accomplished failure. But, upon
Ipcrusing the address, we found that it was
indeed written in very superior style fully
Justify ing the Committee in pronouncing it
cable and eloquent" We do not remember
to have read better composition on the
subject Of female education.
Accompanying the address is poem of
unusual merit, delivered on the same occa-
sion, by Richard III. Sylvester, Esq.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09

Boar CAPsrsED AND EIGHT LIVES Losr.-PHILA
DELPHIA, Nov. 26-Yesterday afternoon, about 8
O'Clock, the tow boat Thomas Rennas ran into and
espjzsd small boat containing number of persons
going out to the emgrant ship Tusasrora just arrived
opposite Race street. Some six or eight of those who
we're in the boat are supposed to have been downsd
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09
The Temperance O ,estian

We gave our readers to infer from re-
marks in our last that we were in favor of
the enactment Of more efficient prohibito-
ry liquor law in this State, and BY several
extracts from our exchanges showed that
most of the leading papers of both parties in
the State We're also in favor of the same As
we have said before, We do not wish to
make this question an issue between the
two parties, but hop: to see both Wings
and Democrats unite in the cause. To this
end, none but sound temperance men should
be nominated. We do not deprecate the
imputation that the Wings alone seek to
drag this question into politics for fear
that it would result disastrously to that
party, but for the simple reason we hone4
ly believe that as many Democrats as VIII i
favor the cause of Temperance. But if
temperance is made an issue-if it is sad
died solely and alone on one party-tha t
party will prevail by an overwhelming ma
jority. The people are wide awake to the
Importance of destroying the evil, and if
the weapon is placed in their hands the mon
ster will be slain.
That intemperancc is an evil no sensible
person will deny. It is wholly, entirely,
always an evil. 1t has not to be abused to
produce evil consequences, but is itself an
evil from the beginning, without extenua-
ton or redemption. Then, certainly, it is
a fit subject for legislation. The evil should
be totally and finally abatcd by the strong
arm of the law.
we hope to see the question presented
fairly before the people at our next State
election, confident that it will result in the
triumph of temperance principles.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09

CREDIT.-We would be much obliged to
our friends of the press if they would give
us due credit for articles they may sec fit
to copy from the "Jeurnal." If we mis-
take not, the piece of poetry entitled shines
suggested on hea ring the song Are we al =
most there p" which is published in The
Iowa Republican and Rock Island .gdreytiser
without credit, originally appeared in this
paper.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09
Window Paper

MY wide, plain, green curtain paper has come al
III last, together with new supply of oiled window
shades; plain, blue curtain wall paper; bordering,
fire board prints, &c. Il. NJ. BURNETT,
NJ ,scatine, October Is, 1858. iH
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09

John Early was :ried in !iiIIsborouah
county, n. H., recently. 10: biting oil
the nose Of Daniel Roach, on las:
thanksgiving day. while HE Two were
cnga sed in fight. The fact was proved.
and the jury decided tina, The defendant
should pay $40 AZ for INDUCING in such
a luxury on thanksgiving day. The
Manchester Mirror says that one man
during this term recovered 1896 for
getting his leg broke. and now n man
gets $40 AZ for nose. According to
the figures, noses are about one-fith as
cheap as legs.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09

Mr.. Gales, editor Of the National Intelli
gencer, is writing new political work.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 5. 1883.
Meeting of Senate and House. Lynn
Boyd Speaker Of House. J. w. Forney,
clerk.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09

METHOD IN Hrs MADSEss.-A lunatic in the Chi
cago Jail who calls himself Lord Frazer, sent ont for
bottle Of wine the other day to treat his fellow
prisoners. On being furnished with bottle of pop,
hs declared it the best wine he had ever drank and in
grandiloquent manner, exclaimed, 'now, gentlemen,
for toast-may we ever steal, swear and cheat -
steal away from bad company swear to the truth and
cheat the devil Of bis prey"
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09
EXPRESSLY FOR THE JOURNAL.
Loss OF THE HUMBOLDT! LATER
NEWS FROM EUR OPE!

HALIFAX, Dec. 7th.
The American ship Humboldt, bound
for New York. is reported ashore north
OF this harbor.
Muscatine journal. [volume] (Bloomington, Iowa) 1849-185?, 1853-12-09

CT The Dubuque Tribune states that
the Odd Fellows at Muscatine have SUBJ
scribed 100000 to the Female Collegiate
Institute of this city. There is quite a diff
ference between 500, and 100000, but
we are rejoiced at the liberal bestowal
which our Muscatine friends have made of
their wealth, be it one or the other.-R Rep.
/CLEAR THE TRAck.-The new Locomotive Byr.
kn5ton, made her FIRST trip yesterday evening. She
proceeded short distance beyond the Running
Slough. We understand abe performed admirably.
The "whistle" created quite stampede about town,
as well it might, it heng the frat locomotive whistle
that ever was heard on the Upper Mississippi.
#G sA41iA [BuringtoH IslegrupLt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-04-04

THE MARRIED woMAN's PRIVATE MEDIOAS
i Companon-By DR.. A. N. Maurioeau Professor G
Diseases Of Women. Twentieth edition. l6mo, PIP. ~
Price 81 Years Of suffering Of physical and mental
the husband might have been spared by timely
Of this work 1t R intended especially for the married.
those contemplating marriage As disoosss mportax&
secrets which should be known to them particularly.
Here also every femse-the wife, the mother-ths
either budding into womanhood the other In the dssa
Of u whom nature contempates ohaaS
discover the causes symptoms and the most ecfek
remedss and the most certain mode Of In
plant TO which her sex Il subject
Extract Of letter from gentleman in Dayton, OhsJ
DAYTON, May l. 1851
Ny Dear Sir-My wife has been perceptbly sinking fE
three In Of her angu
and suffering months before and during her eonAas
menteyery successive and dsbitatng AMI
prosratng her. putting her life In immnent danger
which the last occasion, dsspared Of supposed
this state Of things inevitable and resigned myself
the worst At this time, NOW about two months heard
book highly spoken Of as containing mattsrR
press you relief afforded my distressed mind aad
the joy it's impaired to wife learning that tho
great discovery of NJ. H. Dasomeaux provided remedy
opened prospect to me which little conceived poss
head in all human probability my wife would have
in her grave and my children motherless.
it's of course impraccable to convey fully the
serious subjects treated Of they OF nature strictly
For sale at 20 Broadway No Aston House and 81 the
publishing Office 100 Liberty street. New York Little Co.
Albany; Joseph Tucker, Mobile Also T. +. Peterson, -
Chestnut street Philadelphis On the receipt Of 81 oopg
the United States All letters must DO addressed paid
to DR. A. NJ MAURICEAU, office l9 Liberty street, Nee
York, or box ] 23t New York Post oihce.
pamphlet of sixteen pa s more fully explaining tAs
teman who desire it, free of u ~
United States by addressing rs above
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MEDICAL.

II this painful and parslyns disease either nasmmstor
nHF FSkTi e SETGS
which vegetable extract internal remedy prepared
and Fl a,'sis Pm More than
s Of sss a s a for 5 s
who suffer ana i RGsoRr TO IT AT ONCE
the disease and its cause ed from On the system
TnF FLESH sHRvEx Away THE Jolsrs STIFF, SCARCELY
s SO VIII s,
ss given him the use & hi limbs and restored him to
VI n0p'' . III HELPLESS 4. AND is EGXSTArEp
This was the ease Mrs Hatfield, who by this re-
BY S EFF hd Rps' 81 E0 eminent %
~ Re
that this the with member
him up They finally procured and this
days resumed his duties college though he had
ing practice he has before witnessed
'1 ehR6 6SIasfsHf YEARS
ST,sr ASp yer other remedy he
ssaps All failed DO any good Tais Capt II Tar
free Of his limbs and has been entirely restored BY using
''s twelve yEARs-CHRoNIC RHEUMATISM
AS MP ths and he
'''N' TN YEARS cpE s2S ., EI4EUMArIsM AND
Scarcely bed three years This
Of MI p. Price Merchant New Orleans lilo writes that
LONG a CRIppLE-CnRoNIc RHEuMATisM.-The editor OF
ss as Ts the svT
ssh %
treatment of the first medical men Of country bat m
t. try this compound and 10 restored her to health And
TO this dsese he procured bottle for him. and it restored
Arornna SIX yrAas cMnoNIc RHEuMAr.sa AND NEu.
city Of New York ander date Of March 10 @ gives me
history Of case OF suffering for six years The por
s scd aS
r, Of S only and %s va S fiat F Sn & y
grave He finally tried this medicine and it restored him
sained thirty pounds o sesS Within rsc months
We might nh this entire with the short history of
agents from Untsd states Where 5
com DO and has been introduced detailing the
MOST WONDERFUL CURES
recorded in favor q remedy Vast numbers Of ce.
only i sna the % Scs but ss
form and stsse q painful aad psTa ysns disease
White b. a n Of Of the s q 81
while safe and ALWAYS promotes the &c G he
holds i to be the duty physicians tho
superiority Of snch remedy over All others &C least Tor the
sake Of humanity prescribe it. And 50 with hundreds Of
We have many interesting record which this
factory reference regard It's efficacy from citizens
h S STa and
the overwhelming evidence No one urged to buy this
r WITH them ons beg sgSe
be restored their families their friends and society
place the remedy before them With authentic evidence such
as p GtEfr remedy II A%ssS
No Barelay.st., Astor House.
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NOTICES.

DUBLIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO 81 CHAN,
hers gtrectNotice IL hereby given TO the re and
next Of kin Of Thomas Svalo ofMontr deceased and who
Ia alleged to have died intestate that shall apply to thu
Surrogate ofto county Of New York for letters ~ al minis
tration pom estate OF the said intetse the h
of April next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Dated, Now
York, March ~, 1883.
PETER D. SWEENEY, Public Administrator.
DUBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO 81 CHAM
bers Is hereby given TO tho relatives and
and who alleged to have died utestate that shall
ply the Surrogate Of the county of New York FOR letters
Of upon the estate Of the said intestae on
~ day of May next at ten O'clock in the forenoon
PETER H. SwEENY, Public Ajmin3ttator
Dated New York, April g. 1863.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NEW YORK SUPERIOR coURT,-JoNATHAS SUR.
IN and Mary his wife, and Charles Leupp against
Kline Cs.harine Kline snd Horny Kline. Summons For
relief CON not ssrl To the defendans above named.You
hereby and required TO the complaint
In this which ded in the Office OF the Clerk OF tia
Superior Court Of the city Of Now York Mt the City Hall in
said civ Tho 9th dsy February 1858 and eopy
Of your 60 he sd complaint on hc subscriber AZ
ks No III Nassau street of Pine tho city Of
New YORK within twenty days after the service VI this
exousiyc OF che day or sueh service aud
answer tho said complaint within the Tins afore rad
the p.utin ia this action ril sRpy 60 the es for shs
AANRX Z, CUMMINGS, elAlAATa AksSa.k. u NAssAa a.,
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AGENCY.
NYE L CO., SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION xxe

NYE K co, SHIP AGENTS AND COMMISSION NEE
IN chants, Valparaiso
WILLIAM =. Eys. A. RICHARDSON. AUGUSTUS LousARs.
Reference.
SAnrIAso--Hor. Balie Peyton
vALpAR AIso-Messrs Asop Co., Eemsawsy o..
PAHAsA-Messrs. Corwne, Bro. Co.. Garrison Rrsest
VIM Nelson a Co.
LhvrnFosL-Messrs. Bowman, Grinnsn 4 Co.. Wilhan
NTw YoRx--Mesns y. x. Collins Co. Goodhue Co..
Capt. Ezra Nys, steamer Pacific.
ia E-Messrs. John Henderson i Co., Thomas
Hand A Co., White and Elder.
Saw FRANoisCo--Messrs Flint Peabody Co., Husssv.
Bond Hale Chns. Doane, ESQ, ]. II. Lyon, Esq
BosroN-Messrs. Ammi 9. Lombard Esq, E. D. Brigham
4 Co, Glidden d Williams
CArros--Nyn. Parkin 4 Co.
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HxPRESS AGENCIES.

RERFoRD co. 'SREGULAR CALIFORNIA, OREGON.
ID Sandwich Island and South American will be dos
patched Tuesday next at O'Clock Pr mail steamer
Georgia, in charge of regular messenger C. oys
through to destinahon and freight will connect with
the Pacific mail steamship Tennessee at Panama snppefs
by our line rely all freight going through WIN sn1
mails Our Mr. Berford IL In San Francisco, ana WIZ
deliver every thing entrusted care with inc umoss
despatch Freight taken at the lowest rates ana no charge
for Custom consular fees Small parcels receives
WI V"' - 0'' " BERFoRD 4 CO., Astor House.
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LIQUORS.


A SEIGNETTE BRANDY LANDiNG-IS HALF
well known brand imported direct Of high flavor and full
fourth proof landing from board the 1hemisockle
Il .hellc and for ane from under house look
by DAVIS HENRIQUES, 90 Wall street
TIN LANDING.-TwENTY FIVE PIPES OF THE
landing from on board the Leila for ho wharf
by DAVIS 4 liENRIQUES, 90 Wall street
On nO0 OLD STYLE JUGS scHIxDAM GIN FOA
AV.UUO medicinal uso, old Club schnApPs shs bsst u
The city few eases Of Schiedas aaa Holland sn Bitter,
artice cases Curacos ease bcaodsa eher
RIGS ~ 40 Hayaua sesars fot sale by
WIN II UNDERHfLL, %m 8rooAs street
Gin OOO WORTH OF BRANDIEs, WINES, GIN
cordias Hedsieck grape leaf Schroeder Charles and
rious ohr brands champagne winos oaret wnes 81 ~
dozen and upwards 30 Wholesale buyers will be reateo
lberallyby Va IL UNDERHIIL, 40 Brooms street
6nn BARRELs OF PORTER, sro6I AND Ala
CUU consisting Of Guianosy and Robers MaBdsrs SI&
Dublin stout Barclay PerkinsLondoa poret AMI s.9vA
phiiAdephil porter nnd stout Fakistr YorngeyI Csar
oers and Tenants Scotch aes philadelphia ses, 80
Wh III. LNOERniiiL cornsf brocDs and Crosby stresa
100 CASKS MUIR & SONS ALE BARCLAY, PER.
wv kine Co.'S and Robert u. Byass' Londns porter
10 pints and quarts grape Loaf muras. ant heids'ot
obampasnet ssuerne, hook and oerct vn5s exoes
PETERS CHAMBERS, Importers, 800 Broairs,
DETERs 4 CHAMBERS 300 BROADWAY IMPORTERS
Of wines branGiet aud ssgars offer quantities TO sut
all grades Of pale and darn Lrsndien brands Of ain
Scotch and lrieh whshey, jamaica and sc crofx rum
gother with oil grades OF port sherry Nador un
Tess prices shan any other house selling tho quality
goods. Buy ers are ra1ucsted 20 examine.
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EOR LIvEKPoOL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEM
IL ship ATLANTIC, Capt. James West-This STEAMSHIPS
viii depart with the s mails for Europe podtssly On
Saturday April 49, at IL o'clock. M her berth at
sauasd soeS% %eds.iens fsr seg.nee comfort apply
Passengers requested to be on board at NJ. A. N
The steamship ARCTIC will succeed the ATLANTIC and
aail nriI IN " ~ -
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ryHE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED srArEs
Mail SteAmersrhs ships ouprissng uns, thu

ATLANTIC. ................. .cAptaia Wsss.
PACIFIC. .............. Captain Nye.
ARCTIC. Observation-Disclosures. Captain Luos.
BALTIC. .........,..........C Captain ComStosG.
ADRIATC. ................. Captain -.
These ships having built by contract expressly for
services every has been taken IN their
and their for for
elegance and comfort
Price passage New York Liverpool In oabil
SiD In second eebn ~ Kxcusivs Of sxtrs sss state
room, eSO1.
From Liverpool 10 New York foO En-
An experienced surgeon attached 70 each shAp
Ne borthsoeeursd until paid for.