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ARSENIC EATERS.

A French medical journal has an ar
ticle on the arsenic-eaters of Europe.
This poison, deadly in its effects when
taken in large doses, is eaten in minute
quantities by the peasants of Austria,
particularly the females, tos increase
their flesh and give roundness to their
limbs The practice of eating arsenic
also has the effect of rendering them
moro enduring, and facilitates respira-
tion in mounting steep ascents. Arsen-
ic is often administered to horses in vi
emma, by the grooms and coachmen of
the Austrian capital. They mix a lib
eral pinch of the powder with oats, or
attach to the bride fragment of arsen-
ic as large as q pea, wrapped in linen,
and when the horse is harnessed the sa-
Iva dissolves the poison. The glossy,
round and elegant appearance of valua-
bic horses in Vienna, and especially the
white foam about the mouth are gener-
ally due to arsenic, which, as is well
known, increases saliration. Il is also
given to cattle intended for fattening,
but is saidnot to increase their weight,
though it adds to their size. The i'll eff
feets of this poison do not manifest them
selves till the practice of using it is
stopped, and then emaciatfon follows,
which no nourishing food can prevent
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p0drp.
LITTLE JIM,



The cottages was thatcbed one, the outside old
sTet everything within that cot wss wond'rou.
rhe night was dark and stormy, the wind was
patient mother watched beside the death-bed OF
A little worn out creature, his once bright eyes
grown dim,
1T collierss wife and child they called him
81 tie Jim 80
and, Oh to see the briny tesr= fast hurryins down
As she oaes'd up aprsYerin thought-she was afraid
Test she might aks9 one she loved far better than
For she had all a mothers heart, had that poor
With hands upIifted. see. she kneeIs beside the
sAnd preys that He viii spare her boy. and take
SO ~ herself instead
80 words from him:
z. Mother. the angles do SO smile, and beckon
i have no pain, dear mother. now, but. oh, am
Just moisten poor Jim's lips again. and. mother,
withgentie. tTenbfing haste she held tea-cup to
he smiled, hank her, he took three tiny little
."Ten father. when he comes from ', ork, 1 said
- Good night TO him.,
And mother. now IN go to sleep alas poor
She saw that he was-dyfng-that the child she
Had uttef'd the last: words that she migkt ever
The cottage door is opened. th''eollier's step is
The father and the mother meet. but neither speak
=-- word
He felt that aiIswas over; he knew his child was
dead
He took the candle in his hand and walked towards
the bed :
His quvering lip gives token of the grief he'd afn
49, conceal.
And seei his wife has Joined him the stricken
49, couple kneel
With hearts bowed down with sadness, they hum
49, bly, ask of Him
In Heaven once more to lheet again their own,
poor Little jim.
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STRYCHNIA AND ITS ANTIDoTE.-In
the last number of the Medical and Sur
gical journal, published in Richmond,
we notice an article on the above pow
erful and sudden poison, by DR.. Tewkcs-
bury, of Maine. He says:
The frequency with which strych-
MIA is used for poisonous purposes has
attracted the serious attention not only
of medical men but the public generally.
The deadly certainty with which it acts,
the ease of administration, and the diff
culties which surround every attempt to
prove with positive certainty it's pres
ence in the stomach, all unite to give
this drug dreadful notdriety.
sc Dr. 7. then proceeds to mention in
stances of his being called to see persons
who had taken willfully aud by mistake
doses of strychnia, and that he had Civ
en- them about two teaspoonfuls of sat
urated solution of camphor with mani
fest effect and prompt relief. He also
tried it by way of experiment on dogs,
and found that whenever he could ad-
minister the camphor speedily enough
he was successful in preventing the poi
son from causing death"
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SfLlsfeIlaneoas.
Correspondence of the Baltimore Snn.)
FROM CONSTANTINOPLE.


The iSeragkio-O Occupies the SITE Of A1a
cient Byzantiunp-Its WalS-Or--
lgi.aaZ Buildings Erected by Nolan
.nsed Secopd-7he Fountain Of iSttt-
tan Ach1tct IHird-IHe Sat6ItDle
Ports-ZHc First Coatrt-7Hc Aas-
sciient CgEurcls Of ST. Lene-I9se Af-
SendZ and A1ttiqate Arnlor-IHe Or
ia Kdpou- Beautiful VaeW of The
Grouazs-IHe Apartments Of the
Executlone iStone lI0Ttar for
The l7lIttftis-THe K1tcjkens- The Di-
gan-IKroqe of the iSultaaz-IHe
Labrnrg-THe Kiosk of Baqdad-
The Jeacezs otrthe Constantines- The
Relics of the Prophet-1He Gates OF
BkSS-IHe Garden Of Delight
a. ApdTtmentS of tie OdaIiSq1teS-Ihe
iSaln,nacr Haren-IHe Fatal Gate
The Kiosk of the Su!tan-D Decay
of the zSeragZlo-AfItirs before Sc
6astopoz- of the RzSSia7tS-
Wraehed State Of Affairs Here.
Co~s.-,, ,,I ,,.,,no11R .Jannarv 1s55
M eesasl:o,-~ wv a.-oe -;
Inc oeragilo CT, ~ tas p,ooGn,s s;on ~ - - =
ental splenaor MI .Ie fna g.na'iIN W. a
.ne mere Lnen1i9n, u sIe nalne y ~,
"a niS younsst 49, ~ go. -.
'.ue 1eoJ. a.. o. CoI;-ks -. -
,ts'so =: .ne P."tI' - -. az;
~ .sSYSle.eu .s.s-.to.;os -. 80 a. c"I
- IL - a.eia1sI-. - 'inrooa 70 CO !.
s@ln0, ~ - aoIohr.+odP H. 90 GOV.
pof - - ]Is a. o%.;at 80 anDrosc5;no
49, g.. tha est r. o+.ze
49, tba br;f,bt yyate-s of tho Pron6nfis
- a.,ab an el;nnse &c tba minaretad
- - tho East nd tba far.f,r,ed
nalace of her rnIers !. and as the vesse]
Pounds the nioint of the Seraelio. will
wbat avidity does he feast his ewes upou
;t. vet n feeling of disappointment
steals over him as he finds the marble
balances so often nietnred bv his. imao.
ination dwindle into a cluster of sine1
lar -papoda-shaped buildings, peepine
ont from the green foliage that shades
the grounds. Still he cannot but ex
claim how perfectly oriental and feel:
anxious 20 visit it upon landing. Like
the mosques. it REQUIRES an Imperial
firman to be obtained by paying some
thirty dollars.
The Seraglio, as it is called by the
Franks. occupies the obtuse point of the
extremity of Europe upon which the
city is built covering, with its palaces
and its gardens, the Site of Ancient By
zantium. The original buildings, though
greatly increased by successive sultans
were erected by Mohammed after the
conquest of Constantinople. Like the
city of which it forms the extreme point
its shape is that of triangle one sid
oYerIooks the Marmora another where
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oUNTY, OHIO, WEDNESDAY MORNING, MARCH Il, 1855.

is i" one Of so icy and deat1t-like corstt-
ton that he aaeve, loved q friend nor
hated an enemy ~ v5 frssF
And again, Paine in 1896, wrote to
Washingtnn himselfas follows:
AS to you, treacherous in private
friendship, and a hypocrite in public life,
the world will be puzzled to decide
whether you are an imposter or a william; !;
whether you have abandoned good prin-
ciples, or whether you never had any
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A young lady declared in our
hearing the other day, that she would
marry no one who could not keep car-
riage and horse. We presume her fa-
vorite air is" Wait for the wagon.
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IA model return upon writ was
recently made by deputy sheriff in
Morgan county, Indirpa. 1t was
Sarved the within, but was fit with
brickbats by the woman so that / couldn't
sarve it.
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- Monkeys have been dying Of
Cholera, in the Island of Trlnidao'
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-06-24

risas bsssesn wasningson and Wheeling bur iz8
unaiay time bstee Washington and Cincinnati 27 hour.
Through rsck cts and baggage Checks To be naa In
Washington.
riiE Baltimore sad Ohio Railroad, having greatly improved
e noS as,s s ana s s % s e ws
the Northwest aud the southwest.
The xion the trans rc Washington and tia
West always promptly
Wablagoo Jnneo aey called the Relay House, nine nies
wansoa and e Ohio rver baggage checked through
aoesh tickets or points beyond The connecting trains leave
washington daiiy at D a. M and An ms on Sundays az ie
AZ Whssus 5rs connection Is made with the trains Of the CEN
TRAL oHto RAILROAD running from Beare, on the ohio
near Whaeirs through cambidge Zanesvi and Newark 60
CoLUMnCs These Newark with the Newark
Mansfield and 5andusky railroad for sandusky, Toledo Detroit
coams The o. railroad trains eonnse, win the fas, trains
Liif 1osai railroad to xenia CINCINNATI, LOUIS
through Dayton lNDIANAroLIs, Tene
aauic alSpsns, Chicago, Rock Island, - Louis Ae,
Nachez New Orleans, washinglou
Tickets Evansville, Cairo, and ST Louis sold this
ron CLEVELAND, and via Cleveland Toledo. Deuo Chi
ac ticket. sold when The obo naygsbe between
wss%s a s a & s0''' va"
Travellers requested 10 notice that while this the only route
speedy and direct nearly all the leading points in
the great West The distance o from wasnas,sa 70 c,nenns Is
Fare by through ticket from Washington TO whseng 80
~ iatoad ss os, from ciae4nau ls Indanapo
Chicago $50 65 and $o 90 81 louis ssS 80 and sa Memphis
For Frederick and Hspers Ferry Msosbus berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford sprins Piedmont oakaad and
stations between Baltimore and Wheeling take g.
For trains to and from Baltimore Annapolis &c. special a
Yor further infomaon through tickets Sc, apply TIL
PARSONS, agent al Washington station ,o,, o,,
Master Of Transportation Baltimore and
May 5--dn Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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United states Patent ONCE,
Washington. May 10. 1855

IN petition Emily G. Pullman administrative Of the estate
~ Puan deceased late Of Albion New York,
ua for the said Pullman
day Of August 1884, for Improvement In machines
buildings - from the expiration
patent place 2ist day OF August,
1855
Monday ne-t u O'Clock, and all
appear show they have
why said petition ought moi 10 be granted.
opposing required he In the Patent
Office their specially forth least
hearing An testimony filed by either party,
be taken and transmitted in
OF tho office, which will be furnished on
pIication. -
testimony will be closed the 26 OF July
papers relied testimony must be
before the morning of that day the
guments, If any, within days thereafter
be published in the Union, lnci
srncer and Evening STAR Washington Pennsyvsnan,
American, New York, NJ "; Daily
Baltimore Republican Boston, Mass,
previous the 9th day Of Au
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner Of Patents.
r. SEditors papers will copy, and send
their Office, with paper containing this notice
2l--Iaw3w
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Completion Of Panama Railroad.

United States mail steamships leave New York
x<%fGuS for hspn~ai on 10th of each monh,
da8 connecting with naii STEAMERS from Panama 70 San
- FrunciscD.
steamships Inspected and approved by Tho Nary
Department, and guaranty speed and safety.
The completed from
and crossed in or hours The baggage Of
checked Nsw York through Francseo
the cempany
The paid In New York all OF the trip
New York. Panama, and
San Francisco decn,on of accident 20 that
the rou,s Is entirely reliable.
Passengers day they arrive Aspn
Conductors through by each and take charge OF
and children without other protectors.
lowest apply az the III
West street, New York, 10 L. W. RAYMOND.
E-.d;f
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The National Hotel

CITY rcopened of the 9Th
OF kitchen the basement TO
hudng and the alterations in and about the dining
the and comar
furnished with the best the markets afford,
and labor will he spared
equal the country
The subscriber therefore that public VIII continue
which extended the house,
procure for the do
2o, by calling the Hotel Board ~ day
". ID. WILLARD.
wAsursoros Cfrg November IA, 1854.
Nov i6--u
CARRIAGE Horses saie-A OF beautifully
" matched hores, together with
NJ built modern
value, being and gentle. The
has been only used about twelve months and Is neat
y perec, when first purchased
The owner having ,hsn great
Apply WIN. I. DOVE, Coaideaier, First Ward.
g-dtfu
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TENTH lNsTALmENT.--Ws 10 day the en,h install
of justly celebrated housewife eot,ons. ihey are
considered goods supsssing excellence Of bc for aes and
under garments
Also tho second insamen Shaker long cloth shna
very superior article shrng shade heavier than the
" house wife cOt0ns."
reliable brands Of medium and extra
fine shirting cotons
linen" goods AZ this lime complete IN
We invite especial attention 10 the slock OF nen
sheetinas, table linens, napkins, and t0weiings.
probability invariably offer the largest and cheapest
market, OF which man
ufactured in Ireland orders.
well that the wife cottons" and
long ov be had Of only we take al The mills
make Of these kinds
our seaonnbo goods Remarkably full at this
time
Commencing day, prices rasDy articles much
have or extensive autumn sup
plies. IL ~ -,
All purchasing stores where various
cordially invited cs and be convinced OF
advantage purchasing where there Is ons price
only !. :,
Good articles pces and M dealing be relied ON 10 all
PERRY Il BROTHER,
"Centrai Sores,o west building,
Opposite Centre Market
June a-dGhf
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IL. ~. GILL Nc II /,


his Office rrsid Franklin Row.
aud rhleruih lie will devote his
principally the United States supreme Court
devoted patents he will
adiee opinions questions bafose
Patent oee, the chief assistant
District % Columbia and will the
and trial Of suits patents.
lie wi also written opinions and or
before either and
viii claims heiore honrd established ar their
adludic alton.
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uNHE ONLY ONE lAUTIlOR1ZED1--1'be Rob OF DR. BOY
yEAU LAFFECTEUR far superior tc srups Of Cuis'
similar remedies. II radically
without mercury affections of the skin dares scroua the
accidents from nceouchmcns the critical
Of ls and hereditary acrimoDy OF humots ~ dcpnh
fractions and other organs arising from abuses Of
soundng As syphic the Rob cures In
ensuing from the
cubebs from which only epe'
the virus without The Rob Boyveau IL, above a
In syphc whether long stand
ing OF mercury or the odure
Of potassium. - -, \,
General agents for the United States Gabriel Bondn esq W
York. wholesale orders Guio Duconge
New Orleans; scuilly, San Francisco
The all druggists throughout the Uni
pamphlet Of Doctor do ST. Gervas on the medi
properties Of Rob will be obtained by writing 70 o. bon
street, New York. who win give every Information
wanted -.
O. b. is prepared for South America, the West In
United dues us he has the Rob in bond
IA-dlYt
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To southern AgricuIturists and Planters.


ons sNiDiR dealer wines ~ the former oidesiahhsd
Jacob Susder No ~ Walnut street. 'ouf d""
VIII supped
s,s ,apo on mo- accommods stns terms.
IkgOR SNYDER, ia, of ffegn wines
once he prepared !" receive ofas
,r special importation se ssnous honse ~ En
,.oe n and npwsfi-i and also soc'
CO.. so Vaughan sadsf, ihc roaase OF ms end- a"a
forn,uf
rec of freight juno -ap
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OF The establishment o additional Land Office ~ ne Ter
rtory Of Oregon.
of February "a
entitled estbsh adi,tiousl
called Umpqaa embracing
MI land lying ouh OF the fah standard parallel I. hereby
m, the oFce said
the Prsd~n the Uuiei
winchester, said Territory anni osherss- ordered
under city OF Washagtan, 17th
May, A. D. iS5} JOIN WILSON,
Commissioner " the General Land Ohss.
NAV Is-iawi2p (Intel n star1
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once Of tho Clerk Of House Of Hsps. U. s.,

NFALED PROPOSALS. will be Office until ~
ID O'Clock NJ furnishing
he use Representatives hundred hrsi
quality anthracite coa The coal he
ceau large and 100 Jumps about he
224o pounds the asd dev
cred free of charge The vaults Of the Capitol.
Also furnishing Of House OF Representative,
hundred quality hickory wood, twenty
live twice, be sawed once the
sawed slowed The vaults OF Inc
OF ,he contractor.
delivered tha 10Th
October quality, weight
person appointed hr tue House OF
Representatives. ~ W. tukNEf,
OF Representatives, Y. -.
June 7-lawtJune 20 IStafl
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mo. S4o.l

Notice Of dtseontinuAssce oG the United ststes
Once at Defiance, TIA the state OF osao.
orICEis hereby that Of iaw and u sew
~ officers DsyfAscRt Ono, that the
below hundeed thousand
acres Seeefary fAc Interior has directed land o.
that lands
subject
only remaining land ohee An tho rsrR
remaining uoappropaed BY law, Add sahset
office dscaniauedt Wit
subject office of ne receipt % this
give pubic notice Of tho day Mbieh tnof
viii prepared applications for entries o such
lands their Office.
JOS. y. WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., June Is, 1855.
June 23-law6w fiat. Star
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United states Mails.

Posr OrricE DEPARTMENT, May 10, 1850
carrying OF the United Sntss from the
lst day 1855, the th day Of June, 1885, in
MICHIGAN, win be received the Con-
the Post Office Department In the city Of Wash
nclusve be decided the
ne II day aud in the herein specified
Bay rs miles and back once wee
during suspension navigation, from November
May Is in each year.
Leave carp River Monday nj Gan
at keewenaw Bay next Wednesd BY 6pm
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday al ar
Arrive NJ Carp River Saturday by IN
1887 bay Portage ENTITY Iioughon Caon Eagle
RIVER Eagle Harbor aud North West Nine, 10 Fort WI
kus, n miles and back, week.
Leave Keewenaw Bay Thursday at Gamj
Arr Al wilkins Saturday by o pm;
Leave wilkins Monday at O m;
Arrive a Keewenaw Bay next Wednesday ny pm
by Algonquin Adventure and ockan 70
ononngon, so miles and back, once awerk
Leave kecwenaw Bay Thursday at Gam;
Arrive ODonagon Saturday by pm
Leave Ontonaeon Monday at 6amj
Arrive nj Keewenaw Bay next Wedne sday by 0 2 m.
embraced In the contracts
see The proposals dated Februsry TO- 1850
- JAMES CAMPBELL,
May 17--iawfw POSTMASTER Sehefai.
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Law Notice.

BRowE, STANTON, WALKER
III NJ r. BROWN FRED. r. STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
w partnership practising law in the supreme
United Of claims Ia Washington,
Of Tennessee Ohces in Washington and Mem
Of will always be found al either place. and
letters addressed to them will receive prompI attention.
Aprilg fInieI sentinel copy.i
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Washington Aqueduct.

OFFICE WASHINGTON AouEDuor,
Washington, March 7, 1855.
pROPOSAS iuved for and brick
and other work Of the Washington aqueduc
Proposals Sh May will be opened OF
that day.
poflcs specifications othe work will be ready
animation and after the 10th day Of April
Proposals particular
bydges, described In the plans and
completed the
hut MI unfinished work will
be subject future appropriations by Congress The engineer
right prescribe he done and rate
under appropriation and
shall stopped funds become available.
entire particular work want OF
reserved will paid, Judgment
the engineer the work has been properly executed far
will made specie checks the United Saes
the monthly estimates Of the engineer reseving 0
and will be condition of all contracts that the work
shall paid their full monthly and in specie
All bids should be sealed and endorsed proposals for work
the Washington Aqueduci."
United any all the bids
such
considered conducive The the
work.
Every offer accompanied by guaaee signed by
responsible the effect that he they under
bidder bidders WILL II bis their bid be accepted
obligation, within days, with good and sufficient
securities completion Of the work nndertakcn said
by the certificate OF the United States district
judge United States district AGENT officer OF
of War; that the able to make good their
guarantee
choose 10 be present
Capt. OF Engineers, in charge.
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Nassau Han College Of New Jersey. Princeton
+" should said acaaainsaace BE- fofsot,
Aud neseF brought 10 min
should auld acqasinsaaes be forgot
AuH Saxw a. ..tu laa.u


should saia acquaintance BE- fofsot,
And brought min
should auld acqaain,anes DC forgot,
And days o. aald lang eyna."
The members of hu ssHiof class ending June, ISIS
the junar class Of the endng June, 1884, The Sogbumofs
class ending June, is the Freshman class Tire
ending June, requested assemble
asbuson b. c. by hs tAird % March, D. 1851 e isss
- brighten the links OF The chain love essshn which time
I'd" entirely exchange IN teiF
lives greeting and sympathy lament the untiaey tc Of
OF tseit promising
preliminary meeting OF seifsppoinied committee viii be
held the irst Nondy IA saplsher ~ 1856 the Uned
States HOTEL Chesnut Fourth aaa Fhh seci,
which those members OF cia-sss
invited viii be
sdopted 20 secure fun sndance possible.
ths addressed VIII he
furnish the the committee by mad with
their respective post offices
OF Trenton, NJ. j.. Chsmsn of ComRiig.c
ALEXANDER G. HART, N. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
j. NEWTON LiGHTNER,
u ancaser, fspnsslvnnia,
PHILIP PENpLEroN,
Of Winston, Apeghany Co, Md,
SAMUEL p, RICHARDS,
of Bap Iron aud Glass Works, Nj
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland
JoHs WHDmAr, OF Lebanon, Pa Secretary.
lI-iawtMar3 IlstfIig
An civilized Of the world
this
visions the globe all throughout the United
insertion
csionaiy between This date and the ID Of March, A. d. 1851
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Bank or rms MsTsorolls,

washington, May ~, 1855,
GENERAL MEETING Of the stockholders in this bank viii bs
"A his Monday seeond
July for the Of eectng trustees OF tho bank m
the year then ensuing.
The polls viii open 10 O'Clock and be closed O'clock
p IN. kD SMITH,
Nav 81 3i--eodt2sth June hdr2dJuly Cashier.
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.,u Rr or CLAIMS

.so Rr oF CLAIMS -urish Forrest attorney al nw hosh
" vic claims Ia the court OF CLAIMS 49,
before executive wshnsten
Rockville No ~is north susss ~ 70
pronpsls attended IN.
March 3i--dtlsJuy
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Change Of Proprietors.
rNHE largest bestlocated Wilmington,
lima, railroad depot aud amboai landings
Is. II. BROWN, Proprietor.
wrLaIseTos, N. O., Mpy, 1885,
Ju.e 3--dimif
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AlLITAHY MEN will Rnd nj stov~-roa .a-
M 20 white linen duck for and
Is pieces Medium nm white linen drilings
supply and other fabrics adapt
ed for citixens' apparel.
With crava,s, gloves, suspendcIs, bslfhose, &C.
Delay in closing present expected 10
sr,icIes pces and dealing be rerd In sl
cases PERRY + BROTHER,
aCentrai stores,' West building,
June s-G,dif Opposite Csnue Market
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. NEW YORK. BREMEN. AND SOUTH
Ss<E7& AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
NEd3 The siips comprising this line are The WASHING
TON, Capt. f. Cavendy; HERMANN, Capt. Ef.
ward Higgins.
stop Southampton both going and
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Stopping Southampton both going and reurnng they osr
London and Have advantages
other route, for economy of time aud money.
Passage from NeD York to Southampton and Bremen
First cabin main saloon, $780, first cabin, lower saoon Siio
second do 500.
newspapers through the post Office
No bills OF adins will be signed on the day o. sailing
An experienced surgeon il attached TO each ship.
For freight passage, apply % -
u. II. SAND, II South William s,., N. Y.
q. A. HElNEKEN u Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY & Co. Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN, Havfe.
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