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TEXT AND COMMENTARY,

The New York Tribune Of Saturday has a long article
trying langudly prove bow much the North has
lost by the acquisition Of southern terrory-raihcr des-
perate undertaking this time of day; and In the
paper We find letter from Cuba headed From Our Own
Correspondent in which the following wholesome advice
is given and received without protest;
HAyAsA, Friday, April IA, 1854.
Although present not able TO furnish you with
in relation 10 The importation Of blacks from Africa t
confidently you they import ted and am led
TO believe, In large numbers few nights since cargo
landed at Camaroca, to the eastward Of Matansas The
played at present ths II the negroes be
and landed and placed estate the three tailed
cevcs ss5 per head but they caught then they
hired out by apprentices One cargo taken
Trinidad while several others got safe has been dis
posed Of TO favores Of the government in tens. twsnies
hire. and 6fsics, win find BY the enclosed list pub
ished in the Gacs,o-oaicial paper.
Of Chinese has just arrived that between these
mportaons aud those from Africa, shall be able keep
mp the cultivation Of our grand stapesugsr; least until
they become free, when - all probability, they viii
their attention 70 raising plantaps ag- which will
suit rather mfaycraby your coffee and cause
total cessation Of the importation Of shocks
the eastern States
Preparations being made for war The government
Is provisioning the forts this vicinity and the militia
ing enrolled But why all this trouble3 The Cuba
has been sealed in heaven long and agreeable
some parties u must become United States property very
soon great pother made about the after
favorable 10 the d-csrpmcnt great men who with
the Christian pcty In the world would have settled the
question had they had wisdom bv placing
island in position not to be the lurking Of pirates and
stronghold for Europe your shores To hear the rcope
at home speak Of Cuba makes ones head ache
see Of the English the best and phnhropc people In
the world by their account would have had the
der first and the talk Afterwards How did the English get
Gibrsltsr Malta the greater part Of India Ac3 This
hint TO you TO initiate English morality but rather
old marnma to examine the mote in her eye she
speaks Of alliances with France and Spain regulate AZ
fairs OF the western world The less you say this little
garden Cuba, the better Take IT, and Afterwards cultivate
il WELL and do what viii be best with II you
its present taskmaster what between fear stupidity and
brutality, they viii make horrid place Of II.
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THy STEAMSHIP Cry ov GLASGOW The spspepse Of
those having friends board this missing vessel must in
deed be terrible The Philadelphia Register snys
We have been made acquainted with two in which
OF this city baye wives and families board and such
the horrid suspense that they entirely ncaPaciaed
for any business Almost any would he preferable 20
such suspense but the mind will long cling 10 the hope
that the vessel and her precious burden ~ four bun
dred human beings may yet be restored u barely pos
sible II would be folly pretend that II IL probable
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, Mr. WELLER Then I 70 postpone the further
consideration Of the bill until tomorrow.
The motion WAS agreed 10.


On motion by Mr. WELLER, the Senate proceeded 10
the consideration Of executive business and after
time spent therein, the doors reopened, and
On motion, the Senate adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES..

incomp with the public Interest," To iafor this
he porm.nen acknowledgement by treaty
The Tgh q ns"trs the gescrnments Of Great Britain
efforts, II any have been made
Resoved Jsrer, That the President be requested
IN his opinion Incompatible with the public interest 10 inform
this House wheeler any particular
Britain has assumed 10 act for Spain IN the negotiations
Of responsibility government Ia. assumed in the matter
and so assuming to act for Spain, what prctcrt II
any, Is alleged.
On motion Of Mr. INGERsoLI the resolutions were re-
ferred 70 the Committee ON Foreign Affairs.
rRr-rTr,oS ~ MINNESOTA.
Mr. LATHAM on leave reported from the COMMITTEES on
Public Lands bill to extend the right OF presumption
unsurveyed lands in Minnesota and for other purposes
referred 10 the Committee Of the Whole and ordered
printed
DrnArH DEFICIENCY
Mr. PHELPS moved that the debate the Senate amend
the deficiency hill he closed one O'Clock to-
morrow, which be demanded the previous question
which was not secondcd-aycs 81, not counted.
o'clock on Thursday
Mr. PECkHAM moved TO amend The motion by making
u o'clock on Tuesday next agreed ,or-aycs 40 noes
Mr. JONES Of Tennessee moved to lay the resolution on
the table which ws' sot agreed to- and the resolution
amended by Mr.. PEeKBAx, adopted.
The House then went Into committee and proceeded mr.
CHaSpLrn in the chair to the consideration Of the
menn Of the Senate 10 the deficiency bill
pnRAsxA KAxAs
Compromise had been proposed by any southern member
under the presidency Of President elected from slave
holding State he should have felt it his duty to have
a Che threshold with that motion which the parliament
AIRY law prescrbcs for treating motions that fl fo
consideration he should have moved have II rejected
the hrst reading but coming in from lavehodinp
State and under President from non-slaveboldinp
State he felt IL proper TO wait and what the members
of the non-slavcboldng States had say II was Their
half Of the compromise that proposed he given M
and IL they chose for to he given mp he did any
objection 10 IL He would have the majority do they
pleased lie had stood aloof waiting hear the views
the North but without the least Intention Of being
by t. lie had his convictions Of right and Of duty
and upon this he stand, regardless Of company
lie came into public life under the Missouri Compromise
bad stood u for thirty years and he meant TO stand
upon Il until the end OF his life solitary and alone
need be but preferrins company and not doubling what
the result would be
From what he had said he did not wish to have IL in
erred that he ns'nuated that the President for
against the bill lie knew nothing Of the disposition Of
the President towards III and IL he did IL would be I'M
parliamentary and breach OF the privileges Of this body
to name IT, The President could only communicate his
views the House BY message writing which was tho
only constitutional method.
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SUPERioR PARIS FURNITURE, RARE AND BEAUTIFUL
y pictures table 0f GIT and
China dinner snd desseu glass
China, GIT and bronze antei clock Ae
excosncy French minister, wno about change e.
tows shall sell all the furniture and effects Of h large
and well appointed establishment, comprising;
Corpele of rosewood parior furniture
Suites Of mahogany psoa and diaing furniture
Handsome II carved mahogany chamber furniture
Wilton, Bfuasels, aud lhree-piy carpots,
Suites of window curiains eomicess shades, Ae-
Large GILT mirrors, with marble slabs and brackets
-Four original marioe paintings, BY Tronvilie
Six Louis XIV pases, BY Mdme Cofier
Mahogany stege1es extension card breakfast
mahogany writing cabinet, aud beautiful article,
order
Patent reading chairs, booksheyes
Ladies' superior secretary, mirror front wardrobea
Different and complete sets Of maote ornaments consisting Of
beyrcs China
Gilt and bronze mane clocks
Candelabras, vases, brackets, chandallefs
Magnificent set Of heavy gilt table ornaments
Complete of plagued stands for dinner table
Beautifully decorated French China dinner dessert and coffee
Rice engraved plain lined crystal glassware comprising
bottles, gebets tunbeTs, finger bowls,
ckampagnes, wines, &c.
Rosewood liquor richly inlaid
Venetian glassware, richly gilt and engraved
Wire landscape painted window
Superior hair aauesses, holsters, aud pillows
Gill and steel nre sets, style Louis Quaorze.
Also, NJ A o'clock.
Handsome close carriage
Of superior French wines, of various brands
Together with large assortment Of coppers and kitchen
Terms $50 UNDER credit Of and
four months satisfactorily secured bearing interest
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
May 28-d Aucioneer.
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GaGAr rsiHOUGn LIME no THE WEST
~ r sii5isI sli5il.11

Baltimore railroad from Wheeng,
Meeting there With ne iase, and lendi< steamers OF th&
Union line the Ohio, and the stages to ZanesuIe, $e
expeditions line being thoroughly completed by
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel being
travellers confidently
and low fares The scenery
siupendous character.
The express Baltimore daily 4 M.
directly through Wheeling 1880 mle in IL ~ hours
Guiding all stoppages arriving there at or day
Baltimore lay lodging
in Cumberland, mes and proceed thence Wheeling
daily, meeting Baltimore Wash
ingon Junction, DIETER Relay House miles
BALTIMORE (.
Wheeling the unvulied Of Union
beep completed for this roue daily
with the down the Ohio Gin
Louisville, where the Nashville
the st. Louis and New Orleans packets be taken by
ing further N. n #.-H
Columbus Tor who prefer Gin
Ohio West
Wheeling the Ohio Stage Company excellent coaches
part the National road Zsnesve thence
by railroad
Passengers WeisyiIe and Cleveland by
railroad will also find this most agIeeasle roue there being
regular speedy connexon Wheslng and from those
places. ( l.sf
DO Baggage through Washngton Wheeling
charge transfer of passengers baggage.
The lie anywhere
roue) from Washington Wheeling 50 So CncinnaI ELL
Louisville, $i2
be had OF Mr.. Pasons AGENT the railroad station,
Washington, and OF the other agents of the company.
VIM. PARKER,
May li--dn General Superintendent.
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HOUSES FOX HENT-I have for rent several new
Ill with ots OF Of attached 70 EACH
street parallel with Boundary street. running
along the OF the ridge west of the railroad where leaves the
city little bsn mile norlheasteriy from the Capitol
These from each including q
with closets and cellar, wo0dshcds and stable,
Of excellent water near az hand The situation beau
lu railroad and large Of the city, aud
having Capitol in full view The approach them is by
street. and graded and gavecd The
generally good and capable Of being made
ductive. Al 80
An omnibus twice day between these
the Presidents square, Of Delaware aveRue
street, aud Pennsylvania leaving the houses
O'Clock, and half two,
after brief stands at the War Navy and Treasury Departments
Market General Pos, Ofhce and Patent Office.
peculiarly adapted for the residences OF clerks,
sedenay habits who either by
ing by manual labor in gardes tss 70 aFse Al 5s
The houses and lots will be lie. they stand with large she'd
outbuiidiHg, the
rent OF two hundred psf aR.um, monthly.
be they viii be made, with due increase
/. +
Apply TO VIM sdckney, esQ occupying house on the same
street, 70 myself a, residence, near the premises
May 20-2w AMOS KENDALL
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ny JAMES q. mcaUInE. Aucuonser.

,iHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE AND ELIGlBLY STU
unmproyed esneBy virtue OF decree Of The
cult court Of the District Of Columbia for Washington comfy made
Thomas Halliday and Others Of Thomas Halliday
Halliday William W. Halliday and Lydia J. Hanon, de-
cendant subscribers appointed said
will sell public auction Tuesday, the 18th day Of June
1854 5h O'Clock, OF j. g. MCGUIRE
the corner OF avenue and 10Th street al ,hos.
pieces parcels ground lying and being situated
Washington, the plat plan said
being lot No. 49, No 04 No. 49,
No 703 Nos g. No. 779 Nos
and "A In No. and part Of o No square south q
said of said lot No. being The south A
II inches front On 4 street east BY io5 tees deep Of o
The above egby situated rapidly improving parts
of the city and cer favorable opportunity desirous Of
making procuring egby building
One-f0urh Of
the purchase be paid In cash. and the balance equal
~ and II months be secured by the purchasers
notes bearing interest from the day Of fae viii. security be
tho Upon fu purchase
and ratification Of the
will convey property purchasers fee
complied
the properly sale Of which complied with
will BIZ resod weeks notice. risk
The purchaser thereof All the
Of the purchasers.
.5aislH CHAS. g. WALLACE, Trustee.
J. @. MCGUIRE, Auctoneer.
law ava ds = =
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I q. +. sAlDMONs Improvement Ina Brick Making,
u patented April 25 lS5By this method Of making brick the
facilities ordinary
process combined machns press
while generally
the latter avoided the bricks made rapidly and dried and
kiln upon which they moulded
but little labor
facemen which they subjected the ordinary
In the foregoing description OF only
has been made the plain ordinary building brick OBJ
vous that by suitable and
and mouldbox, 10 equally capable Of manufacturing
cornice other Of the weiiknown forms Of brick
Patent rights for sale. Address
C. +. sALOMON,
Bladensburg Prince Georges county, Nd.
NJ B-Two hundred well pressed
ute without removal. May H-dlm
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n X. CHAMBEHLIn's Commercial College, located
W. No. 2l Baltimore Baltimore, Maryland The ostcnsbe
object OF this institution the reach of individuals
facilities obtaining thorough practical mercantile educa
young obtain knowledge Of
busnes few weeks than be acquired In
many years aay counting house.
The study embraces double book and M
adaptation various departments Of trade Mercan
tile calculations according methods
Practical penmansp combining spdy Of execution with
Of constructions mercantile law various
mercantile subjects beside other
understand The
complete
There being vacation, applicants enter time and
both held periods
and diplomas awarded those who graduate For &c. write
and have a circular forwarded by ma |.
MOI
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ZINC PAINTsThe subscribers, having appointed agents
IA OF New Company superior
description
bic In Baltimore the and the liberal
crms
The white paint warranted pure and any
other article In II Is sold either dry groubd In oil
The brown zinc made only New ores
1t 10 a cheap and economical paint
The unequaed durable covering
tAses depots bridges The consumption OF 1t
has given entrc subtraction
company
ceence important having recently
and applied p,epaIson they
son and -h in The reasonable length Of
this respect they superior any other. In market
JOHN SULLIVAN h SONS, Agents,
2 ST.,
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Law school OF Cumberland University, at Lebanon
EACuLTr Hon Ahrsham csru,her-, late Of circu
Of Tennessee. - 49,
Hon. Brcn6ed l.. Ridley cosnc.I,ors Of te st.
Judges Csutht ana Green
the school. f'
Pfa~ u s"-son Daily class ON the
ten books No regular IN.
daily lessons IN the progress cf the examinations.
Weekly moot ~ and wh,sb
dents commence sn the profe.
and prosecute hem through ali In
The them 10 pysnc
dence IN the trials some Of by appeal 10
vuprcme cour which held class and n
public At The cod session The students clerks
ia urcrs circuit Judges, and ehsnceors ofc. "a
Sacties with their 49, =
Seso~sThe Arst session Monday in
tsmber and ends third Thursday February second com
menee. the succeeding Monday 10 February second
Thursday In Jelly. ~
Expenses Pew sesor.Tuon $50 in advance
fee - boarding 80. fnrrh their ~ 49,.
which g " had in bookstores - ~"'
-Four sessions required complete the m
advanced class No previous required for "A
usson There four regular siasse
any time during The co'Iesis~ year
There a legislature school
NBms~r Of students the last collegiate year eishty
Feb ii-eoiy President Board Of Trustees
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yEHEREAs entitled
July. lNo amending
made appear
Kind win
this city shall be deemed and considered msd shs duty
requiring of
DAYS
erpedeci proper NOT
es and lawful nv other IN XIII asd bury al every
going Al large contrary to the said Proclsmson,r Ac
having made appear lion
"sntcsis Of me dos kwA mad this city DO
sve whom nsy snsh n
DO city rerupd Ne
days ftow ne dse hereof
IN yssurt
found xtae large contrary prcclasna
ton.
Gwen under ny hard Mayor. once city Of ws-h
ineton. this 2osh dsy OF May. 1854
JOHN w. MAURY
May as-eoaAlsws~ Mayor.
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THE sp'as meeting III. Herring Run Course, Bald
more, maryland commence. Monday, sns ON Of jane
Tuesday.--cIub purse S70o-three mile heats.
same dsy-swseps.sts g. tss yea. sd.moAs nls heal.
more Filled win The following entries
William H. Gibbons B. Phio, BY Mariner Cassan
Thomas w,.sn BY sy Msa0e
h'ehsi Also Col George oiascock Little Arthur, BY Glen
Colonel b. BY Aindsrby- Princes.
q W. Diahuny name. 6. by clsneoo-aam Musadors b,
skoosD DAN.
"Wednesday .--club purse S5oo-lwo nile heats
hal iorlst The club 70 yivo 500 4 two o. more start
w q Gbbon. Miss n.uis by Umpire--dam Emily
m r Field names b. c. Wild Irishman, BY dencoe--dam
nias, en.f Blonde BY olencoe-dam by Wagner
years old A.o, Medona, By Yorkshire dam BY
Thursday. purse S3oo--niie heats.
$500 enhance, saSo give $500
A. u Miner names eh. (. Blonde by by wagns
T. r ricd names b. e. wild Iishman, by os--dam
Medoc
Col. NJ. II. Singleton oh. Ellen Evans, by -.
FOURTH
Friday.-ciub purse, 81 900; mile
s 1 Pm ,se yea, sS ~ %s ore s,a
Colonel Calvin b. by Ainderbydum Princess
Ann. ttf& Hss ltF A
Fowler Peeg BlakeIy's Tefer, by Sovereign
dam Jane MITCHELL Also, Lihe Arthur by Gencoedam Blue
Bonnets. 1871 an .W 8t
Thonas Witlcn masses ch. BY Giencoe--dam by Medoc.
y
purse, S4oe; mile heats,hree bes. in Ave.
daySweepsakes fer all single heat Of three
$500 $40 forfeit The club give $500 If two
more year carry loo pounds.
r. h. Godsbys h. highlander, by Glen
coe--dain Casiinct, by Monarch--iye years old. 4l
T. Field Little Flea by Grey Eagledam by Action
elk years old. fs 1855
The following matches o of on the week.
Col Hare Zngane colt against Col Glasscock Little Arthur
S2,oo0--mc heats HN1
COL Watson. Florence agans. Diaun,ys Medona for
~'''1.' !" 'e--'D9-~1 ~a Il. !. CARTER
May ai--d3t& eod4t. ts 5Att Proprietor.
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by j. G. MCGUIRE. Auctionesr.

VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON CONNECTICUT
between and aucuon.On Monday after
noon O'clock the premises, shall seii lois Nos
49, 49, H. Davdson subdivision Of No. 1885, fronting
each ASK feet Connecticut avenue between and streets
north, running back about 100 feet 10 alley
within full Lafayette Square, and
fashionable in Washington, and
building any property offered for sale IN this city
residue In equal payments
IL and ls mons with secured by deeds Title In
disputabie. J. o. MCGUIRE,
May 27--eod Auca0necr
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Gtw TKxA sukx DErARTAgxr,
t.H January l. ic3a-
Notice hereby holders of following
stocks OF the United States that this department
chase between the date hereof and the frat Of
next portions Of stocks, aggregate
million dollars In the and hereinafter
toned, 10 wit; E
In OF contingent composition, within the amount stated
preferences will be given In the order Of time in which said
stocks offered The certificates. duly assigned the United
Bs the parties who the thereof
be transmitted this the receipt Whereof
price will be paid compounded of the following paItcuas
The value specified in each certificate.
2. premium the stock OF loan by
July l846, edeensbe November H. 1885,
stock Of the loan authorised by the 1884, redeemabe 3si
cember, 1862, Of fifteen and half por The stock of
authorized by Of l64 l846, redeemabe,
the 3st December 1857
June 1865 Of cents and the stock Of The loan
authorized BY the Of 1885, and redcemabe 3s of
Der, 1854 Commonly called the Texan indemnity
I'd Interest ths each certificate from the M Of
1884, the date of and treasury
allowance r the reach of days interest
in addition
for said stocks will be made drafts OF Treasurer
States, Boston, New
Philadelphia, as the parties may direct
aEN hAtEt ~ JAMES GUTHRIE,
May 20--dllstJuly Secretary ofthe Treasury.
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rE1OCOg.ATE, Cocoa, and Rroua.-w. BAKER 4 co ;.
and Vanilla Premium coco. and boma
70 which premiums been awarded
and fairs of the Unoo v sale nv al the
the Uaited States, sNd by their agents.
Hne.cy Murray, Grapi and Twes Philadelphia
Ihomss ", Brundse, Bslmoge Kennel Dudley
Oslo; and 9. n. Howell, Georgetown, .. O. ...- I
hps-dly Dorchester Msss.
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ISOt RENT, given edintely, TINT
large and cellar (Which also fitted sales
Market
Gently occupied by Yerby Tebbe VERIFY goods
! the business stand the city.
apply subscriber, 10th
and II north. Il iaF-.
May 2O-eod6t ANNE X, DERMOTT.
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mo hoa ]

NOTICE the establishment OF additional Ia ~ss
~ Office n 81 MICHIGAN,
pursuance Of The set of Ccnrcss approved Apv No. 1885,
titled IAN establishing oce peninsula
Michigan dsrict br which "CHEBOYGAN
land dsrid, known,
ONCE for said
dent Of the United States Of DUNCAN ,he northern
part of the southern penInsula IT said stsse.
Given under hand city Washington day
Of May, A. ID. 1854. ~ N 7F8, - ssa ~
John WILSON, ~ sse u
fssEs Commissiosev II the General Land Once
l7-Qaw6w 7IIN-alfT III.
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TRxAsukr DxrAR1AssT,
May ~, 1854.
limited by notice Of this department Of the lsf Jsnu
ary Last Tor , purchase the United States hereby
tended 10 the I.t July be observed IN regard "a
may received aeT tbs Let june that IN
The holder must distinctly
ths interest will then boen made
treasury coupons, The be- In default
assignment uansmisssn, The premium and one day
interest from The time Of redemption TO the LIST July
only viii be paid t.t .lt. 8
afford opportunity distant holders avail themselves Of
The department will consider stock naned prior The
July entitled m benefit the usual evidence Of being
$ mailed.
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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NEW York. May ID. 1es3-The undersigned has day
~ opened an once, No ~ street,
for the is~nsac'oa ~ general hvok.vsse hu.iness.
han Insurance, mining Railroad government ssse, city
.ecuritiss bossht enid. 49, - -
rrcmscy soses, bls Of eschsnse, and negotiated
Nay ip-dd RMANt}kI. r. HART.
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ELEGANT Floor Ocioths--Jut received and sale o.
shee Of goods IN the shove line which rapidly cutting
40 per diagrams te. N - 80
oiclorhs be psoduc.d
by the nb'al workmanship maiess
and cfanne stock On quality
% me cloth we have exhibition life like portrait
washington, which the pablo
medal NJ the Worlds Fair, New Yorh. r. 49, ~
Amongst beautiful limitation, po~nic in
dng patterns o. howsrs vAs,essed nes heavy
Tapestry patterns aner rich velvet carpets. - 80
Oak and walnut grained panels.
Marble, granite, and porcelain tiles, chins patterns
Also, stock OF rich Berlin Lcpsie clcloihs from
"a wde, ~ ~
Housekecpefs want OF goods do well n
cai end difficult Keep no supply Of ..rb
n bavc. Haee atss. u -. 80 -
May Is--3weod CLAoETr DopsoN
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rhs new York and Liverpool United states Plat
Steamsrs
The ships n

These SHIPS having been built contract
ZHY pressly for every beer
taken In their their engines
No insure strength and speed, and their acconmo
for uneqused f elegance and comfort
Price passage York Liverpool $3.50
In second cabin no. $500
From Liverpool 10 New York, e 30 and E20.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No benhs be secured until paid for.
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HARP PcNS.A gross these avore pens receive
III and o by COLLINS, BOVINE, Co..
ssa.s 18th doors north Of Penn. avenue.
Nav 3O-d2w