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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-01

KrSr.ckY AvT1 SLAVERY Know NorHrSek-Th:
louisville Democrat says, 1t is informed upon good
and Harr0asbnrg precincts'ha have adopted ares
olutfon ia favor of repeating the Nebraska bill and
he restoTatioii of the Missouri Compromise line
hns dsciarisg for more slave States north oi that
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-01

-. Two Quaker girls of our acquaintance
were, ironing OH the same table,! One asked
the other which side she Would take, the right
or the left, She, ansWefrd promptly, II will
be right for me to take the left; and then 1t will
be left for thee to take Tie right"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-01

49,. An Irish girl the other day complain
ed to her mistress that the coy wouI4m'g eat
her mess" She iscalded the male and.she salt
ted it - but devil the BIT would the COW
touch" ,r...a.i w,,- -; !
On ezatninaiion it was found that, Biddy'F
"rnale" wal; nothing but snwdust. The COW
was eTidently not used to such fine board"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-01

Western editor says that be knew . man,
,Bo GOT 50 exciiel on pork kidney, that he bad to
Sc Ied to-a tEes to prevent his 1re "a see
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-01

-. WE1s is Young man hugging his
sweet.heart Ike an epicure 8ko permits VINE
to leak way Because bais wasting what he
loves fLe author Of this was sent to the peu-
itent1iaTy.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-01
cheerfnlness and song,

If you would keep spring in your hearts,
,s,rn to sino. There ID more merit in melody
than most people are aware Of 4 / e9bler 81 who
smooths his waxeuds with Z sohB #ill do as
much work in day as oihis giF4h u Alpatiirs
and fretting, woald effect ii 9 WeSk: Songs
arc like sunshine they run to .cheertulness@,,
to filfthe bosom with shch buoJdncy that ltqr
The time being you feel filed with June aiF,
or like meadow of clover IN blossom.
-. limitations please, not because they
ara mistaken for realities but because they
bring tealitics 70 niiads
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-01

he James B. Clay, son Of Hepsr7s Clay and fore
I15srIy iasLsf oPortugal under tie Taylor admins
&. 8 ha p the stump in Kentucky, tits sal
Is Is Sss9. iss io tbs Know Eoihingpatty.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-01

Tho world seems ~ the Old tehage,
gone backward, because ssY hare opc
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-01
chfidhnnd

boT- nnre. how deiightfGl thy eujoyments We look
hack upon thee vsithpIeasure for hapPiest Fours
associated With thes: and JET sometimes st1
while memory busily retFopects the past, because
hose teaceFuI hours have iled forever.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-01

'nfT4s. 5E.C s4OI3G FOR SALE,
st0AfA y with one Child a BOY 1S
10 m of q re, likely and active
THIS OFFICE
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-01
:, AALLTOWN NITLIS,

H. TgTTi6er, gT determined to establish reputn.
~ I, n,!AaL'EFoWN MILLS for making good
VA s.lI use, takes this method of informing
.ep eoS.! ths public generally that he will here
va ~ ,lantly on hand a very superior artl-
IA : ectsd Wheat expressly for TINT pur-
4655 ~ 9e pleased to either exchange It for
s6i,-1S usual terms of five bushels Of VIII cat
4oi 81. o % Flour or for cash at a fair price.
III ~ Elestown
-Sm g, W. FOX.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1855-08-01

BIS9oP 6ane of New JERSEY, in the
rtonrss of an Gdidss y .tss studelts Of Burlington
College 4here oit eas u ssiong eonisupsd the
saa ssasaa lseisl ssesseieti IN esaeel
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Testimonials.

/. A. WIScHEsrER, MAY %, 1883.
.n J. Undersigned, being solicited to give our
co1 70 the character and standing of the Insu-
ator pahy of the Valley of Virginia, have no
eTT1 u, 10 saying that we have the utmost conf.
r. 'nS oS a ability and integrity Of the Presidcntand
n1s 1r5s that VIC have insured our own property in
sSe = is perhaps the strongest evidence vie
J. II II % % our opinion of its tncrits.
Hon SIHERRARD, Cash. Farmers Bank OF Va.
JSsc.s! !: 81. MASON, U. S. Senator.
I. Ss 4 . .SEESsESV, Esq, Merchant, Winchester.
q. llDBALL. Prest. of Bank of Valley of Va
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FIRE, LIFF 6 MARINEINSURANCE.
! fNCNBURG HOSE AND FIRE

This Company Ip llcs Iusurarcc against loss or da-
nses By Fire on Dwelling Houses, Stores, Tobacco
s''y'cs and other Buildings, OFT Furniture, Goods;
wares and Merchandise; GENERALLY i'll town AM
;ntry, on the most favorable terms.
Also makes Insurance the li"cs of all persons ct-
gang good health, aud of sound consitu. ..on FOR thc
n.r duration Of life; or for limited Period.
Nave employed in ordinary occupations, will be
.l'e'i ON reasonable terms.
lAF Company will also take marine risks from and
'aT oil the Northern Southern Ports, at fIVora-
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Board Of Directors.
JOIN ROBIN MCDANIEL, President.
DON 7. c. PETERS, Vice President.
SAMPSON DUG UID, Chief Engincct.
g.ss v. Gi1s; Y4Sozv, saMrEG zNrEG G can nnsAxp,
Ian / = ANOEGsoN, { NATHAS Il. THUnMASI
~ O. TAyLoR, = JAMES NJ. BoTt.
MARTIN .HOLLiNS, Treasurer
GEEED 7. WILLS, Secretary.
wv. wv. 6fwnT 6S5as,5"i ownx, Medical Examiner.
Sl.I, SHt ipT Jefferson county. ID. W. HERBERT
sSlca! Examiner, ,......... DIR. G. F. MASON.
;stEle5town, April 25. lS54-Iy trFl
ihE VALLEY OF VIRGINIA FIRE
sNt,ARINE INSURANCE COMPANY;
u 'ssae Policies on all kinds Of Property,
,ss,ftfhaRdjSe DC, at tair end eqisitaJIc rates.
Fi'al Sl5o,cO0, with power to increase
Nnr the same to 9200,000.
:'ehflon of the CitizChSO of Vlrginla is especial
invited to this Company as Home Institution
upon ample capital, and guaranteed BY !he best
s,Stehces; and conducted on the strlctcst prlrcl'
10 ,39ity, justice, and economy.
"V-dE E-ITINCHESI'ER, ~.
los. S. CARSON, President.
c. S. FUNK, Secretary.
o. F. BRESEE, Actuary.
- ). Carson, James II. Burgess,
In -. y. Ikiciy, Lloyd Logan,
= 81 Guyre, John Kerr,
n. W. Richardson.
b. w. HERBERT,
Agent for jefferson county.
s3' . iS5S-iy [F.P.J
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Proposals for Warming and yentilating.


ARCHITECTS OFTCK, MILrr AgY ASYLUM, .
Washington, ID. O., March 9, le53
SEA.ED PROPOSALS. will be received this Office until IL
~ O'Clock, Tuesday OF April for warming
venlaiine building Military Asylum this city,
This building l5o feet 81 feet deep and three stories
high There wing 10 ong 46 feet wide, and
high. eas @ :
The warming venang be completed and
ready for by the first day of Decsnber next
Bidders will plans and must
understood workmanship Of
will be admitted MI mnseSas and
be subjected the and neso the architect
other appointed fer that before being
ceyed t4fstt F4ff SfN .e 4s ..5 Is
The bidders include bids materials and all kinds
the nsh Of the
that il shall be respect ready for y
made the work during its
building the ofDeccm
operation, and tried du
the three months uceerdng whea work saisacto
whole specified The will be paid the
enthusiastically then the conacto,
will be required supply the des and ia the OF failure "a
he will be the and
from The asylum grounds, a, his expense. "a
The board Of Themselves the right 10
all of the bids vi them regarded conducive
interests OF the institution. E
The plans O. the building be this Office tNo 7:
Wnde Rrdng) the Of 10 and III O'Clock,
daily, until the aforesaid 10Th day OF April next
Lieut. Engineers Architect Military Asylum.
Wnshington Integ ncer, Sun, Philadelphia
Ledger New Journal Commerce. Richmond Enquirer
please pablish the three week until the 0h
o Office. March 7--eodtiuthAprn
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New Postage Act.-Notice to the Public and
Instructions to POstmasters.

NOTICE hereby given ngreeably sp-
~ proved March 1855 the following of postage 10 be
charged and after the first day Of apr ner in lien Of those
established, TO wit: fr
On single conveyed In the mall between places
United distance exceeding three thousand
miles, three and for distance exceeding three thousand
miles, cents. "
From and after said % day Of April letters
CURED, from foreign country,
the official business The ranking
privilege unchanged. $780,
and after first January, eighteen hundred
required 70 place postage all
prepaid letters which such not have been placed
by the writers. & s&f. g9 M
BY Postmaster General
the registration
This OF the law will be carried effect and
special therefor viii be issued
a necessary blanks prepared and distributed.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
"H Postmaster General.
PosT OrTIcE DEPARTMENT,
March 9, less.
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tstar.]
SECOND EDITION NOW READY.

3 ,sG DUELS AND DUELLENG.
Alphabetically arranged Preliminary Historical Esrsy.
by HON LORENZO SABINE.
Price 81 25.
principal dnes, from that be-
David and Goia The first on record TO the present day
full OF those OF importance neioang ali OF
historical inse annals of this country.
The Burr, Clay aud Randolph, De-
cuur and Barron well Others
lated IN fu familiarity with history and his inil
enabled him 10 bring 10 light facts
Of great interest and value.
character of the work an intense
created predict of an immense sale
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The subject sngnary interesting and win attract great sle
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This 10 curious and interesting work Dispatch s,
useful contribution 10 historical
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Pnbi.bed by CROSBY, NICHoLI.s,s co, sos'on and for
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roD THE WEST AND soUTIi.-BALTIMORE AND
41ea 1916 5ta OHIO RAILROAD. Etistf aA


Ipored for trueeI"povsam ehanso Of seAei
afe.
completion Central railroad between Wheel
ing and Columbus, uniting does BY short and direct
land North and souhwe this greatly Increased ad
through travellers direction. aer Mon
day, November "a 1854, the trains will be ioiaws
~ EHI4 FOR THROUGH PASSENGERS. +.
Two asi daily will
train, leaving Camden Instead Of
hceiofo except sunday and arriving Wheeling 40
~, heretofore, running through Wheeling about
hours reaching there al 40 rs THIS train viii Wash
owg, Johns Run, Cumberland Piednoas Row~s6uE
burg Feeman, Famngron, Cameron, and Moondsve only for
wood aud water and meals Beth trsns make
regular oouneAloa with The cars Of The Central ono road r Jam
BRIDGE Zanesve Newark Cncinuan Louisville
Sanausky Toledo, De,ro Indianapoi Chicago, 81 Louis
hc leaving Baltimore BY The mail train will reach Gin
there AZ y the next nsh eiHg kept but one night on the route by
either train @tAsfT +
Passengers Northwest Cleveland
make direct Cese
land and Plibug railroad all when the Ohio navgaLe
for steamers between Wheeling and W1sve by leaving Baltimore
Returning the trains Whesns follows: The express
train at ~ reaching Baltimore 80 the mail
al II IS p N, reaching Baltimore " y p m II A t5 E.a +.
Through from Wheeling Cincinnati, Madison
Leusve ST. Louis will be sold all
~ben the stage OF water will admit.
Through ashipgton
important Clues and the West, sold the ticket Offices
Of the company
.sElAa3s FOR WAY PASSENGERS fl gssg la
The man an leaving Camden sston wi take passengers o
all Returning
Wheeling as, midnight; Cumberland 10 Is and
The Fredeck uan for Frederick and
diae places will daily, (except suDday) arriving
Frederick att A. Returning will leave Frederick g.
arriving nt Baltimore at IL ~, 7f aaEH4
TIE Eieos Mills accommodation vii! be daily, lexcept
SuGdays,) follows; 3a3s@
Leave Camden Station at 8, ms and 3, Pm
Leave Eihcott'r Mills at 80, m, and 20, p.
Dec l4-df .v as 14sss aas t.g1t.. t5 +.
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Proposals for stamps.

Posr orrIcr DxrAsrsEsr,
February "a, les9
PROPOSALS received this department until The h
for the use OF the post
from the ns DAY OF hpfI
ordered by The Department. oi the oo~ns uSscop
The circular form cut FROM solid
bock made in such manner a. 10 admit OF
month and day. win umo
cuch esh"p anu
the ,es be Of the as those now
mahogany bande % he same
ike securely fastened the stamp The montns 2" he
hn three lett ~ ea OF m
iTc NOW in solid blocks Of hardened steel
Figures days OF the month from 10 3 inclusive 70 ne mhae
of ike hardened metal Of the sizr last aforesaid
Aso ssamp. the words apaid" aud ffeo, OF the rm on
hos In with tnrned handles -.
lar IA no In with arDed handles
Asc mails used BY the New fofs and soson
ohces.
The proposals contain separate bids for the circular
stamp, with the months aud figures.
each containing s man'h CONSISTING "
letters
o OF months and figures !,
with The worAs paid ana
Also piece the figures denotns Inc e
The makins OF the different se wi n os
IL department VIII ns aces ea
itself ukn 10 reject All proposals w.
price desmed rxuavassIir and also the nee' 20 Accep
the circular sssnp WIN names
and all the other stamps "f
other material, II deemed advisable.
consdered for all the staap~ anos
compossd nj othcf material una" nNieeoea
he de such proposals shan
bed the Interest the department % 90 90
stamps required Ton sceg can
he the Appointments onscs az shs aesaf,ssa.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Postmaster General
Feb ss-Ia~4w
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMrrIoN CLAIMANTS.

Congress approved ID March, 1858, entitled An
extend rights settlers therein
toned alternate odd numbered sections within six miles each
road,
of allotment aud hr
ofwo dollars my before the xed
for public sale and by the aet 9th march, 1854 rR
tied An for The relief sers lands reserved r road
persons improved
prior aua
rnpuon OF the public lands,
twenty per proven
and pad for before the day hxed for the public sae There
person enIed the night Of Of the
numbered above within six miIcs
sd March, le53
9Th Of Febsnsy, s
date OF aomsn under The act q 9Th March, 1884, su
the date OF original withdra
likewise entieA
OF ash March, 1884, the lands ouG
the i0lf
required establish the the
receiver qf land Once and max
therefor the price 6xed by rrafdef
aer for the pub
lie OF embracing
claimed otherwise claim be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ohice
Feb g--lnwl3w lint. and Starl
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IoHN sNDER, former odes'.bished
snter, rs Walnut four doors
below Fouh where viii he Supplied with wines
snd liquors The accommodating terms.
sNiUER Ia nf
Walnut prepared 10 receive orders
hcuses IN kn
quantities of single doyea and upwards and slso -cts
Cor Jhr Vaughan ssid the ef hs friends and
formct customers.
Az Washington cry sy Aanmsr Erpres.
FREE OF freight
June a-aiy
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mo. 52s.
Continuance of the United states
cifcrsOnvalle, Vtneeumes, and SSin-


land o1iccs a. eifnrsonviiir, Vtncennes, and VIM
NDER provisions q The second section Of NE &C, Of Con-
approved June 2 let which declares thai whenever
quantity Of public lands remaining unsod land dis
reduced number Of less hundred
thousand hab the duty of the Secretary OF the Treasury
Asd once for such land
sh remain unsod af the dconnnance
shall be subject sale of the
existing oces convenient the distinct winch the
land ocs ahA have Of which the Secretary
The Tcssa sAsl give notice " and nasmuca as the IN section Of
4h september e4 suhox-s the Secretary
district in which Is situated the
the
In district
his opinion he
required pbc in order close the land ysiem
convenient point under the Of the
subject approved June 2 $780, ard t~seA fhe duty
Aas bse dsrolred A S<oy Of ihe Interior
BY absk the Home Department." approved I'd March
1919. se8sss ftg. es ~ .ts M Ha q
Noce accordingly hereby gven tha in view of reports from
ocen ViscEksEs, and WfxAxAc,
Of said districts reduced below
acrcs, Secetny of the Interior rh the
ree has directed that the land Offices at JKy
WAhAc The ntAs of Indiana,
discontinued and lands remaining unso at the tune m the
BE sale the land office at Is
AK AroLls, Eovcnuens Of said State. 8 8N
unsold and by law and subject
limits Of the uct discontinued
heretofore those offices, from
and
ocers viii public
will be prepared receive aPTca
'' - " JOHN WILSON,
fsr.ss Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
JANUARY a5. 1885.
Jan 17-2aw6w fStar)
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Nc essr A~ars~
p-ynaest = lns sae%osspuos - sas~nce.
ii-s@as s~esessss aosa, .et.st. ~
-h'eh ~ih ss sad ~ and
trsnssai@ssas.
TIE COUNTRY rAPEK pabi~hed ui ~eesls ssstas =.
ssahs O Congress, snd ~ s1as nv reee@.
Subscriptions "s s.acc year viii 30 rsss .ss
terms preresuoseu 10 the sscse
Wr'sfnA~ihsr are sasscssssd ~ ss~av -
seudinx us rIws DAILY Subscribers. ss v,vs
sKas-wEExlY sae-esSs, go saeio.sa v,s ne sxu.c
xrSsss.
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Al fcHAFL ca,ws rsrx1 A., ,.
vi u k~assies ~ a. .rs.,
ias toan psa-ss hApsy 10 ae s~us,.s.t
asvse
AM procured Tor 90 dollar sseh.
RxgKFsCx
Elisha Whsll~~~y, ESQ, Comptroller ~ the Treasury.
Nathan Sargent, ESQ istek Register a the axary.
John Wascn, Q Laas Once.
r. n. Gaie late Solicitor
The Mayor cf Wsshiueton.
b Rseup
%
and Gecssesown.
Nxr lS-dS~ Aeou
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IN petton OF William 8 George, Of BALTIMORE Maryland
praying extension granted him he
2N OF Nav lS4t Machines rng
dressing shnge for from the expiration OF said
patent which takes the 2oth day OF May, 1855
II ordered that the said petition be heard al the Patent ON
l4th May II O'clock and all
notified appear and show they have
why said petition ought NOT to be granted.
Persons opposng required file in the Pasc
once their objections specially forth writing least iweAy
fled by either
taken and transmitted in accord
rules Of the oEce which win be furnished sp
cation
The testimony in the viii be closed % The An Of May s
deposons, other papers relied testimony, must be
Office before morning Of that day The
nenis, II any, within ten days thereafter . a sA
Ordered Published the union lnteI
gencer and Evening Star, Washington cs Argus Bsinmote
Evening Argus Philadelphia Pennsylvania sDd Sci
entifc New York. week for three success
psvious the i<h day Of May next the day
-F CHARLES MASON
Ha Commissioner OF Patrntss
psEdols papers win please copy, and send ,he
Patent Office, with paper containing this noi'cs
Marln lnM1N
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iMOS HAl4a..
SALES IT -4TCYfD \

'lhb
70 en~s his services sAiss u hcussAosd
real estate sock.
ard disposal
sired wsu be sessee
delivery Of The g,ods
Cssn advanced description ooa.sned
iof uRi1sd sale Every edo ~l be
NIL sales iarosted
w. soTELER
March -3lAwsw IrSs Asn
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INo sso /
NO. $50.
80 the rressdear Of the Unts~a states

parsaAnes o. Iaw, FRANKLIN PIERCE P,e-aeng o N,
Fase ,as land sacs siAU.rsr. 20 ns
II Ma s.a ~ s % aa aond.y ts as,
s s as q s e as 60 q land ss.,ns eaa ss'ssss. ~a az .
the States ef subject dousls
ne q ssis s s A D ;sss = . y
p,es by ns &c, a an lss4 savessissd
1883 ss una fsr.srr soser io ne ss
ps.sd pos sauroAa o S sr.nsoa 70 Meuo.s BY No
eei 20 private sn, al ne da,s % said ~daws -rs sos-s
sspemeer 1884, situated in me unasmesoaed Iows.ap 20
Township four, Of range thirseen
Townships thfss, Josz. Ess and sta o.
Swa ,ss sss M ns sas sss range a
To~nships ass, ssz. ssA sssc., Of rssse ssvens-n-
hereby svss mss ali ,ss lands situated oas o.
,us,eet dollar ave per acre
adu.lloa Assu, following named a..
say 81 MsreA neT,, 10 wits - - 80 II !
In The district Of lands subjscl sale AVeusrA
s0rtA ot the base hns, and Of the CAossae aaeiaH
Townships taree, teur, range
Township ssssn, of rapss af.ees.
Townships tAres. fssr, and ers, Of range sirteen.
Townships fares Jesr and Of eighteen
la The istric, Of lands subject DExoro
SSrsa @ the base iias AMI Of fls prinepai aaerasn
Townships fourteen hsrn sixteen, and seventeea
Townships thirteen, fourteen, hfsen s-sssn sseasn
Iangs three.
Townships hreen fousen JJtssn, tss, seven,een
ranse -four
Townships thirteen and fourteen, Of range hvs,
The townships herein desgn.,ed wholly
Sfissn miles respectively
and thos. uacs within said limits
diagrams which win be respective
oices Commissioned OF the General Land Once
The lands will be soid ss tbs rx ot grained by dc
September 1885,
exceeding hundred side
Of hand which include e viii be sold
The will he offered the public in the order in
which advertised the will he sun
admit OF offering all The and but exceeding
and apple make private enies of the
offered pablc sale under proclamation win
until after close OF the weeks.
askipxton,
OF February, Anno Domin thousand eish hundred
6fy i've. f.
FRANKLIN PIERCE,
By the President
IoHs Wnsos,
Cou.mi M tnr tseusr a ;nber
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stopping a, Southampton sot going and returning they oner
proceeding Lcadon Hsvfc
OTHER route, for the economy Of time and money.
Passage from Se~ York 10 Southampton anS Bremen.
cabin. saloon, $3.50 cabin, saoon sllo
second do, 500. ssEa
All letters and newspapes mus, pas through the posi- Office
No biis OF adips will be sigaed OF sailing
An experienced surgeon s attached TO each ship,
For freight or passage, apply to
G. II. SAND, IL south Wiilani st., N, v
@. A. HEiNEKEN q Co., Bremen.
II HIr CROsKEY Ce Southampton
WILLIAM isEIIH, HAVE.
Mar o-diy
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rBOCoLaTE Cocoa, and Brcuns.- w. BAkbb co y
American Vanilla Premium cocoa, and homa
towhch been awarded by the ehef
and fairs by all the rrncipa groceries ~
the United States, sud by their agents.
Bussey Marray. Grant and Tweis fhiladephs
Thomas " Brundee Kennel Dudley Cipeinnsn
WALTER BAKER n CO.,
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SEA WORK. BREMEN, SOUTH
AMPYoN UNITED STATES MAIL sTEAMERS-
The ship@ comprising this liue aets WASHING
= TON, Capt y. cavrndsi HERMANN. Capt. I'd
ward Hfsgins
These soahsmp"n roae resanias
PROPOSED DATES or sAIifNG-tgss