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Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12
Fisn EI,I.lIagtsn--zs In:
WAsnfnofor. Wed,.,.s

/ " AsMlnofor Wednesd,, \
SEkArE Hale submitsed 1 "
requesting the President Z mi
Senate whether he hsd rec.;s. Nm
deuce 81 such resis,ancs 3 \
Of the laws in Kansas as % rso.;s IN
terposi.ioh Of military force NJ
vension or the restoration If II y
der in that Territory. il s Y
same before the Senate. AL
any order which he may nav
the employment Of military lo,.
Territory. The resolution Is.
Mr.. Adams submitted ! w
which lies over. for tie elect;o,' y I.
Of the Senate on Monday nert ,Ss
Mr.. Bell offered ! resolntio. n, Y.
30 lies over, referring al pr;v., W.
and bills on the calendar e II. I
Claims. All
Nj. Adams gave notice 81 MI.
70 introduce ) Bill 70 amend Ii. " va
zatioh Laws. t'al
The Senate then adjourned.
HousE.- The votiav "a s,.,
resumed with the following r.,rI.. Z
ardson, 81; Campbell. is; I'M.
Marshall, Is: Banks, 50: P. 81, Nc. q
.Thurston, q; Howard, :: H..as 7
Andrew, Oliver, Wheeler. Rs, " y I
dings, Jonesof Pennsylvania w !, I
one each. No choice. .TS y
sxcokD DrssA,cr.
The eleventh and twelfth NM.
suited without ! choice. 49,
On the last ballot ths vi. H.,
Richardson IS; Campbell. Is. 49, ~
Penniman, s; YAK, 5; Thurston, !: .
teringI I.
On the thirteenth ballot a. vo,.
las follows: Richardson, w; CamoS.II
Banks, 8; Fuller, Ri; Marshall n h )
nimafl. u: Thurston 3; Mace. init. !.
| Oliver, Walk, Ready. Hoffman ,si VI,
lphens, each !.
/ Fourteenth ballot-Richa,d,o,
Campbell. 81; Banks. 8; Fuller sl:l
shall, Is; Penniman, S; Thurs,e''
Smith Of Alabama. 9; Whitney, s:l
Oliver. Ready, Walk. Nichols III
lish, ! each.
Fifteenth ballot Richardsou.
Campbell. IS; Banks. 5; Fuller, ls' |
shall, S; Penniinan h; Whitney, 3; 8
q Alabama, 8; Puryear. :: Thurs
| Nichols, i; oliyer,Ii.
| / There was no choice, and tie /
adjourned.
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Prom Kal,.!.sI
ST. Louls, Tuesday, Decsnbsrl

1 ST. Louls, Tuesday, DecsmbWI
Accounts from Kansas stats that ii Il.
ticer Of the mill. ary organization u III
free. State men was captured 1t Aiehisa
and written ordersto bnrn Tie town I'd
murder Laughlin were found IN Biz pstI
session. Most oftke male populadonlA
gone d Lecompton. under ordsrs froma
Governor 1 gljb
"A. request was seni.o Weston for asdr'
ance, and 1 partyleft last night.
A despatch from Jefferson City N
that no election Of Senator will take pla
this session. M
TIE Illinois Democratic 6tate Cslh
Committee have called j Stass Converts
on tho lstof next month.
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Revival.

We are informed that aprotracted meet
ing Of the M. Z. Church South, is now
in progress at Winfield The meetina
has been in operation te n days. Their
have been large numbd Or Of conversions,
and twenty three have connected them
selves With the Church. The meeting is
under charge Of Rev. Messrs, McFAh,
LAND AMI WILLIAMS. Daring tn, meet
ing $500 was subsc ibel for the erection
Of a meeting -house at tha ! place. . j
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fvs. manners Burn. Il I.nplll'

Mxnprs, Decsnbsf
The steamer Collier took firs early ~
morning Il TIE lancing. and burnt d'x1s
70 ths sdge, The han !. ~
nomnlhps1 u lie steamer AsycEw
and the whkt44beAt occupied ~ ass's
Duval. Algro q Co, both d which wy
destroyed. The boats ana cargo ~ o.
70 be . total loss. No lives On k1sslp
have been lost! Il
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lstsr! Fran fssa. .nd Islls''

NEW ORIrvxs. December Z !.
By the arrival Of The steamer Nauiil \.
from Brazos and Galveston, ws have y.
from Brownsville 10 ths 24th d More
Der The news Il unimportant Ae ~.
pany Of Americans had purchased wv !
mines near Caltons. 40 EsY &. :.
The dificulties betwe1n Ianaul'V
and New Leon sre still unsettled
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RAiLaoAD yxoa WHrzlrso. -Is !,
will shortly be two now lines d rallis 4.
connecting Wheeling with Pitt:Durg =
One Of them i Cleveland and Pls' 4 \.
Railroad extension. and The Other = !. Z
route between Wheeling and Wash'ag. y
The. latter i IN 4 great state Of ioiv NJ,
ness. Several miles Of iron a.s ! 49, ! n.
laid. and ! locomotive j. q work 20 &
strpction purposes.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12

BsEAkrso Ur -Throughout lie us
ern States, with The exception II In
solitary localities. know-nothingisu j
rapidly disolving il the elements HI
own weakness. The grand council Vii
.know-nothing partyin South Csroliaa,s
We learnIby ) dispa;ch from ChGlss,l
have recommended the subordimisl III
ges to disband and absolyef the menbs
from their wicked obligations. Una
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STAR OFTTHE KANAWHA VALLEE4I.

c.;mea Il the end Of his leaye Of absence.
CoprSsacAs, Nov. Is. General Can
robert il expected here tomorrow 'il' 2 -
main<a week. -,
Coxsr AxrrxorLE, Nov. lS.-ihe la Isl
accounts from Asia represent Omar TIL 4
sha as expecting o battle, General NAV ";
army, which was making forced marches q
for Kulai." -I.EI
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Nj. IL. wHAsros, Of tie s,..m.,
= Ambassador, VIII please accept our
thanks for Louisville. Evansville. Men,
phis and New Orleans papers.
II We are under obligations 70 Messrs.
VIZ. and REpxAs snAxKs for late papers.
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llavsri Question.

Al the time the Savior made his APP
pcarance upon earth, great part Of the
worldwas subject to the Roman empire.
And il is supposed that ''the number Of
slaves could not have been less than six-
~ millions in the Roman empire, 1t about
the time when the apostles went forth to
preach the gospel" lnthis state Of So
Eciety, il was next to impossible but apos-
tolical precedents would be furnished Ell
ther for or against slavery; and yet, in
their denuneiations Of every variety of
practical wretchedness and impiety which
inundated the land in moral corruption,
there is nothing given by. them pointing
out the moral evil of slavery. This adj
mitted fact has placed the most formida:
Bile Instructions in the way Of pious Abo-
lition writers on the subject; they have
adopted various methods in paliation of
the apostles conduct, or, they say, on the
subject Of slavery. Some Of their posi-
tons are as ridiculous as they are 7un-
nh;Iosonh;c., n cu.x,,sa. in his
hor,,ro,sd .ent;rsrts from paley,s Moral
and Political Philosophy, says. Slavery
at the age Of the apostles. had SO penetra-
ted society, was SO intimately interviewer
u H.. :
:, - - ,hn.d.n, j, i. ,,s,;g;on nr.acb.
II, fr..don, - .,b. .,l.vo wo,,ld have
.b s II. social fabric 10 ;ts foundation
,,d ,ror,d b,yo ,rr,od .,o.;p ~ itself the
,.,h n. $50, &c az s,..s ap.u1 AID not
Nh .s..;, ~ ;r.t;,ut;on He satisfied
h;rosolf w;.bT ,.,nreod;r, nr;;nc;n,es which
! 49,, ~. \ .lo,l,, o.or,d No., mt vork ;ts
i,,,a,.;.a :" IA NJ 4 ~. III ,.;rcun-
1870. ~ oo,,,a ~ don. r,o,s for the
subver,;on of slavery, I do not see, - It
will be seen BY the foregoing that the OBJ
iect OF the writer was to fix the impress
sion on the public mind that Paups Fri
vate sentiments were against the institu-
ton. Of slavery, but that policy ezclu ded
public expression of them. Such impli-
cation Of duplicity, involying alike tie
system of Divinity and the great apostle
of the Gsntiles, comes with an i'll grace
from an advocate of morality, to say no.
thing Of Christianity. If such moral
guides are sincere in their teachings, III
they believe that the apostles were op-
posed to. slavery, that through policy they
"di1 not assail the institution and that
their course was best calculated to pro-
mote the peace of all concerned, and sub
vert the evils complained of, what will
they offer in extcnuation for their depar-
ture for their departure from aPostolical
example on the subject? =. 4. |
; But the the question of Abolitionism
was agita.ed during the apostolcal ad-
ministration; and they did render clear
and unqqnivoraI opinions on the subject.
They gave lessons Of instruction on the
subject, both BY precept'and example,
When the liberty of the gospel was pro.
claimed by the apostles. some then, as
now, gave the sense literal interpreta.
ton and significance; hence, they assert;
ed that personal bondage was incompati.
bic with spiritual freedom. This fanati-
cal spirit ran so high as to assum me the
ground that Christianity required the be,
lieving wife to separate from her unbe'
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The election in Savannah, Ga, on the
lth insi., resulted ia the election Of ten
;Dsnsrrasieasd two KIN. Aldermen
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12

Maj. John Bennett, an old citizen Of
Dsnyills, disd on Monday Of lAst week.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-12-12

Emperor had invited the Pope to baptize
the expected royal infant. All French
gun boat and mortar vessels were winter.
ing at Cherbourg. 4taN aEI " Y. f&
+. IT,. EsE TURKEY. Ht @r1&s
Letters from Constantinople describe
a bad state Of affairs there. Murders and
robberies occur in open streets, and there
is an increasing fanaticism against the
Christians, and especially against the
French. 5izE 4..5f=a
The allied commanders had called on
the Turkish Government 70 prevent fur.
Their outrages, under threat Of taking the
matter into their own=kands. T.
PRUSSIA. f. FfsH Ar
A dispatch from Berlin states that {
Russian loan from German capitalists hac
been concluded. Zllls s4 NJ. u
II I RUSSIA.
Letters from st. Petersburg state that
in consequence Of the great facilities Of
forded by the post, it II the belief tina
great quantities Of linseed will be cxpor
I'd over land, and that general export af
ter December would be sufficient to caus,
rally In the rates Of exchange. Grea
quantities. Of sulphur, saltpeter and othei
contraband articles, continue to BE- sen
over the frontier from Memel. The Ca
arrived at St. Petersburg on the 10th ult
SPAIN.
Reinforcements Of troops had been sen
to Saragossa, where further disturbances
were apprehended.
The Spanish government ii reported /,
be in favor Of joining the alliance, but /
is deferred for the present.
DENMARK.
There was o prospect of the Scum.
Dues Convention opening a. Copenhagai
on the goth Of November. Russia onl,
proposes sending . special envoy, the 9TH
er governments accrediting their residen
ambassadors. # II
fHE LATEST pr rELEoRAPI.
koxpox,i Nov. .24.--It is Lconfidentl,
Stated that Lord Palmcrston has deter
mined upon On immediate dissolution .
Parliament, and that 4 /news Parliamen
win Be called togetherfn Frebruary.
Lady Emeline St1art Worldly died d
Beyranton the seth nit.
! 8, Collin osmpbrll returns 70 IL,
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In this act there is a practical sanction Of
the .fagitiue slave lasO, and apostolical CO.
operation with a slave. holder in the work
ofan evangelical ministry. Let clergy
men who endorse the doctrines Of Adolf
tionism, Ego and do likewise or cease
to claim q "unity Of faith" with the
apostles. M. T.. :.'' I; t<. I
The following apostolical instructions
on the subject may be justly introduced
at this point: "Let as many servants as
are under the yoke count their own mas.
ters worthy Of all honor, that the name Of
God and his doctrine be not blasphemed.
And they that have believing masters, let
them not dcspise them, because they are
brethren; but rather do them service, be-
cause they are faithful and beloved par.
takers Of the benefit. These things teach
and exhort, II any man teach otherwise.
and consent not to wholesome words,
eren the words Of our Lord Jesus Christ,
and to the doctrine which is according to
goodness, he is proud, knowing nothing.
but doting about questions and strifes tol
words. whereof cometh envy, strife, rail.
ings, evil surmisings, peryersc disputings
Of men Of corrupt minds; and destitute q
the truth, supposing that gain Is godli.
ness: from such withdraw thyself."
From the foregoing. the reader may IN.
Iderstand how the spirit Of Abolitionisn
agitated the church in the apostles days
or allow that he spoke prophetically. and
ineither case, il he had been standing Il
the middle Of the nineteenth century, b,
could not have drawn q more perfect Dor
trait Of Abolitionism. The apostle I'd
dressed this language mainly 70 the cler
gy, enioining II a. their duty to oppos'
} Aboiitionism in their teachings, as part .
, their Christian creed. and counsels ! q
lpsfair from thes. vhe teach 9th
N.I N
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gY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST.
A u

fi,ns between washington and wheeling but ~!
Through Tickets ana ga6gage CffeeHs to be had In
THE Baltimore ara Ohio Railroad having gtsts improved rs
weston now onsrs The iaies . %
tie rnrihwesl, sourlwest.
The connssiah brwesn me trains from Washington and .h0
Washington Juncisn, aiey cafes the eay lou.el nine miles
P sn.on "n ' a s o s a syr e1s % m
Wheeling Washington recheckcd ud ,fs~erred
ihough ekets for points beyond The connecting
Washington daily at aud AZ, M; on sundays al inc
W1ssIs a,es made win ns sin, q ,ss GEN CEN
M.seI'nr rons caaGdsa zaae.yile, and Kswall 70
Mansfield sanda-hy sardusy Toledo, Detroit,
Chicago !. 81 Louis M se .,,.o., LII, ~.
o M M & & o%G 70 Ss At
,o@sd s, ,ns rans n through Dayton :" iNnANApos Tc
ia,Ie, Lafayette, Chicago Rock Isund, 81 Ionis, a..
Naehez Ne.v Orleans ac-whch sold Washington
are ranslened al cineaaa % the maj" steamers on hs Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland Toedo Detroit, Chi.
caso Sc, sold when the ohip nisgabla between
Wheeling and weIsv,e, Cory mierl where conneson with
Travellers requested 10 notice that while hr n The only Ionr
Shortest speedy, ihe Leading pons in
great West The distance from Wasinson 10 Cincinnati is
Fsrc by through ticket from Washington TO Wheeling 80
BY ralroad SO 0 BY Cnciana,i sis ndianapo
Chicago $50 ss and l9 3, ST. Louis sss so and sa5 Memphis
For Frederick and arpcrs Ferry Narsurg Berkeley prnss
Cambeland Bedford snags, Piedmont Oakland aud Fairmoun
minor stations between Baltimore and Wheeling take Q, a.
For ans 10 and iron, Baltimore Annapolis &c. sec special
FOR further inarmatiou ,houy, lcke &C., apply 10 TIL n
PARSONS, agent, AT Washington station.
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-df Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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United states Mali.
on rHE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

Washington. 6etobtr 90 1855.
a. s be- s a a 1' s on,s M o es a' % 1 s aoos"sn ,as
unt of the h November next u be decided ny the ID OF
December following. wiz
No 1909 LOUISIANA.
New oden by Bou,e Nsichrz, Miss. vcksLurs
Napoleon, and Memphis. Team, caro Illinois, ,o75
mites and hack, daily, a safe aad suitable steamboats,.
Arrive q, Ca CAIRO 70 siK days by 8 pm.
Anive a New Orleans IN I'VE days BY 5, p. m.
The depnnen The rshi nd exceeding ten Other
offices to NE above nber TO be visited and supplied daily each
The service i be performed safe and suie steamboats, %
used bur hey must b Of equal quality and Of sufficient power 20
make me schedule aud TO be used only during such
svcns4 empIoyei boat
modaon, ynd a The saekeeping assorng and preparing mails
aitat rooms mus, be assigned 10 he under the eseu
The aen 70 :. appointed and paid ~ the department bu'
which may detained the mail and
agent are TO be he first boat passing ,na snn wn
and deyered free Of charge % tue department nc
on exhibition of er eredenaa ALSO blanks paper mail locks
Propn mu be guaranteed by two or re,ponshls persons
md the guarantee certified by postmaster judge clerk OF eou
The tie right 10 reject any bid which mny be
s n a eSnee Of s"eency and
responsibility the part Of The bidder and Of his suano
bidders preparing und submitting their proposais in
ecnenng 10 become guaans and and Others IN GER
Object 10 obtain regular and reliable packets
lhooushiarc AMI that strict compliance with contract
viii snhjcct inspection by
ech BY uac that ,he are ia ali adapted service
aud no boar accepted be Withdrawn without The assent OF
the department
ass aud referred for s , p.Gg%ops OF Sc, Of nw s on
change The organization Of The Post Office Department approved
Articles form, embracing the usual
conditions and requirements TO be executed by the accepted
alter the and alter the
scheduie he allowing rata increase OF compensation wl
lie whole
allowing months the service dispensed with
Form of Proposal
- of------ of------, propose convey tho
advertisement Of tha Postmaster General dated Ocloi 2
1885, and by the following mode of conveyance, viz;
for the annual sum Of
dollars.
of the all other particulars
and and also after jul examination
Of the Instructions and requirements 10 the advertisement
Dated
(signed)
The undersigned, residing at State Oil, under
Genea the bidder shall, prior
January 1885,
the required obligation perform the service proposed with
T ee 30 ritha a howsdgs Of ne obigao"s and Hatie
Of jay 2, 1886.
Dated
(Signed by two guarantors.)
Certificate.
,es undsT 81 office, acquainted
aud Them TO be OF property and able TO make
good rlar guarantee.
Dated
(signed)
Proposals should envcioped sealed
Postmaster General and superscnbd Proposals River
JAMES CAMPBELL,
oci2-Iawiw Postmaster General
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Washington AquedUCt.

WAsHtSGroS AeuEpucr,
Washington, March Z, 1855.
PROPOSALS invited for graduation and brick masonry
DAMS tunnels work efthe Washington aqueduct
Proposals the er May will be opened at noon OF
that day.
Maps uoGles oflbe work will be ready for
animation on nd the 20ih day Of April next.
bridges, described in the plans and specifications.
The be completed under Tic
all unfinished work viii
be by Congress The engineer
The work TO be done and rate
each and IN case
holding sufficiently decide when aud
stopped unt funds become ava!ahle
will paid IT, In the Judgment OF
engineers work has been properly executed so far as mas
Payments checks the United statoo
monthly estimates of reservng 10
Ger Of all that the work
All and endorsed Proposa for work on
the Washington Aqucduct." =.
the right reject all the bids
s,on and such
considered most conducive 10 The progress oi Inc
work.
accompanied by written suaraniee signed W
persons, effect that he or they under
take bidders wi his their bid be accepted
CATION, days. with good and snhcient
completion work undertaken said guarantee
certificate OF the United States district
district AGENT or some oc o.
The known the Engineer De
the able TO make good their
guarantee. r. 49,.
choose TO be present. =, :, ,.p,,z
Capt. of Engineers in charge.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES

fN ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES
enclose the drnts checks for certificates
wish TO purchase receipt which send
return mall scheme,
ordinary lottery
ward The oBc drawing certified the commissioner,
written eApa of the
your Mgnaure pnn, post county,
and state Az prizes will be pnid by dras the clues
ns purchase rs may direct.
The dfar numbers OF the Maryland published
by the su commissioned in the following baltimore,
Wis "S nn' "Cl pper,' "Paot' sAmeTcan, "Arsur
hs ''N onn Ineigence and "Onian" Washipgou, b. u
I eoee drawn in public and carried the
crn ou faith and ptcR and, hcnE authorized by and under
e saveance Of the sas wbose appointed officer
me OF the various otacs guarantee
me public OF the faners with which they drawn
The responsibility OF the lotteries and the
fuafantec OF the state for the all prizes VIII insure the
support and approval Of n who feel disposed 20
bnrk in these prises.
The bancy and aencerce this rcheme and the fact that
ony 'rcnn'ai'y that draw lottery Of this magnitude,
nouce every Ieas desire - speculate 10
hVe me comparatively asked for tickets and certificates
price. T-- #E.
havn ihe promptly Ied and the scest confidence OBJ
The sryiand drawn daily In which always have
uek ceri6cat~s Packsgss OF aholes fon
4p Halves and In proportion The prizes in
which vary 81 10 z00oo according 70 the pes OF
tss uske,s.
all schemes of the Maryland lotteries
~ Adde'S orders TO " x Brennan,
No.4 Caivef, street, Baltimore, Maryland
Oct lt-dG3dNov
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The OF VIII he entered our books, unlsss
The Payment o. the subscription be made In advance.
may money letter, the
viii assuaed BY ourselves an its
sas transmission.
Tie COUNTRY PArER passhed weekly during Tie sss
sions Of Cong essj and weekly during the
subscriptions or psyod than viii be received
terms proportions ed o the above annual rates
ngP0sTMAsTERs auonxed 10 act a our agents and,
y sending n, rIyr DAILY subscribers, with ~ sneosed OF
nv, sEMIw EEKLY SUBSCRIBERS, s25 spelossd viii be
uled o a copy gsafis.
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GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY,
To be drawn in umore Md Saturday, November a.


u amounting %
Whole tickets S4o-halvcs S2oquurten Sl0-eighths S.
fate Of these splendid prizes 7s numbers from
inclusive win be sevcay placed wheel tho day Of
drawing and l3 of them drawn out nj nnon and that tck
combination ir h 3D. and Sd drawn numbers will
entitled capital plze SlO000u
Those tickeis hnving on them The
4h 5th 9Th ieih ith 12th ID 4th 9Th )..oh M ooo
7b eth gth I'd Sd 4lh S''''"''''''' No'''"
Every having other three Of
prize varying from S. 900 "a 3 900; and so on
covlng scheme. Thoe with two numhars GOOD
these with One drawn number
orieind cost, less Is per cent
each package Of 20 tickets amount, hnt
SWEAT the nnmoer OF draw ballots multiplied BY the lowest
viii .monn o. less 10 per cca viii sell certificates Of pack
aes for the dirnce t>wecn ri package and what
warranted 70 draw nd which entities purchaser such
lmonn ns the nuc .ocrs draw the guaranteed.
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.

Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reinction of Fare 10 California.
r. United States mail steamships leave New York
@e Cor AspinwaIl the 5h and a0th of each month,
M4k connecting with mail steamers from Panama 10 San
- Francisco.
These inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safrfy.
(1 miles inne) completed from
ard Tho OF pasaen-
San Fancisco and
BY The csmpahy
The paid York all OF the
kept In in New York; Panama, and
detention In OF acedeDt that
entirely reliable.
Passengers the day they arrive hsrin
wall
Conductors through by each and take charge
women nd children without other protectors.
through tickets the lowest rates apply Al the agency III
West street, New York, L. w. RAYMOND
lave
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II. II. GILL " II,

his Office his rcd in tankin Row. corner
Thirteenth lie viii continue 10 devoe ms aten
lion pipcipaly to in States Supreme Court
Having he concerning patents he will
opinions questions arising IN before
Office, and appeals TO tue che 'uee or assistant
Colunba and VIII also assist IN ts
n,e marathon and of concerning patents
tlo wi opinions and arguments for par
% claims departments and
will also prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication.
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