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d , assS q he iSdssr5.E d wor ao9 the
'he sht OF Tuesday; Dec. 10Th h. wing property
10 stored casks Of various kinds Of liquors and one
Puhcheon of Whiskey, ~
Ie above reward will be ad upon the recovery o. the
property and the conviction of the thief ~
oRRINGE d. DAY.
Worcester, Dec. u, 1851 dtf d50
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LIVERY STABLE,-Tbe snl

81 LIVERY STABLE.-The subscri
I'm bers having purchased the rights and interest
N@$& Of the Heirs of the late D. p. CUTTING in
E7%E& the Livery Stables Pearl street, would re-
specially inform their friends and the public that they
will continue to keep no for hire, and Shall also board
such may be entrusted to them Their long experience
and practical knowledge of horses enables them to ask
with confidence, share of public patronage.
A few horses can be accommodated now with board
Also few good ones for sale. L. c. LOWELL.
OF df Livery Stable Pearl Street.
AzA VERY DESIRABLE TENEMENT
luz TO LET-Within minutes walk of the City Hall
in a new house, just completed, supplied with ali
the modern Improvements, such furnace gas both kinds
of water Also attached, and very convenient barn
For particulars, inquire Of T.. W. VAIL.
n27 If Office 23s In str,et
FENO EET.-Two front Offices in Piper's Block; on
II in the I'd, md one in the 3D. story Apply at
as diff SPURR & LEWIS'S.
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gass FARMS s. BUILDING LOTS ia
- FOE SALE. ~k.&

One Farm in Grafton, of 100 acres. Two in Worcester
one 3d. and the Other 30 One in Leicester, I25
acres. 10 Building Lots on Newton street Z do. on
Junction Shop.
Also very desirable situation School street, con-
tanning upwards of 900 feet OF land with the buildings
thereon.
Asoa Machine Shop Manchester street, with good
engine. AL of The above property will be sold on very
reasonable terms, by the subscriber.
EZEKIEL DANIELS, 141 Main street
MOrcester. Jan. 9th. 1Shh. dNNr:21n inn1n
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Books, 81.
Ottee 233 .Nain-street, up stairs, Worcester.
w 0 r t H DING!I
S56.1OO

w O RTH OF PRES ENTS
- The The subscriber offers for sale ONE HUNDRED
THOUSAND copies Of his work, entitled
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SAMUEL II. COTTON,
ASA WALKER,
SAMUEL BANISTER.
NoICcsttF, JAn ~. Io00. diff I'LL

& "a RGHYARD.-Iost between Blackstone
w = " village aud Nsrthbridge, u POCKET BOOK
cInUtiung receipt OF deposit in de Worccsfr TnstiI
on lor HaVlugs 10 the amouat OF $1,000 from Ahijah Big
81 " 70 DaEd Brayton Also, Of $3.50 ated April
20 loot' from Wm. H. Foley to David Brayton The
same to David Brayton, Blackstone. dG!&wlt jalI
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nQnts.

AANTED-A situation as Nurse, by an Amer-
Wv can woman, who has had experience in the BUSH
ness Apply at Mr.. BROWNS No. 65 Summer street.
jan1i d2W$
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=. FOR SALE-AT A GREAT BARGAIN-A
E,& New Two Story House. containing l6 finished
as+ rooms, with basement and sub-c sllar the whole
size Of the house. The house is finished in the most tho
rough and modern style, and situated the height
land on the south side of Laurel few steps above
the Church, commanding splendid view of the entire
city and suburbs that be obstrucel The lot
contains II 600 square feet well stocked with young fruit
trees in bearing condition Terms easy. Inquire on
the premises, of j. II. SIMMONS
dps DIFF
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HOUSE LOTS FOR SALE-0n Pleasant
street and vicinity, prices ranging from 5000 to
SlO0O. Apply to EZEKIEL DANIELS,
JanIO dh l4l Main street.
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CLOTHING! CLoTHTNG::
aENTLEMEN's FURNISHING STORE.

Mooney. MONEY, MONEY.-Any man
4FA that wants Coat, Pantaloons Vest or anything
else in the Clothing line would do well invest his money
with T. D. DUDLEY, No WORCESTER HOUSE, BLOCK,
MS he has large assortment Of Winter Clothing which
will be sold at Auction prices from date till 10Th March.
His Winter Stock must be closed on or before that
lime. DIFF ianIO
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NOTICE hereby given sto<ss toe un,d
~ described tsso~eg saire ~ - isnaasy "a MAJ
csnpssa ss"ant shset-
ths ssr~.s
% <ssd Sod ne
~ aeassdsay ia. sotAs onefsd An9
ceisea sfse nst 81 isas
TasAscav psrAavsssr.
Jsaaxgy .. fss5
hosies hereby given esessS
scts " the ustej pfr-s-d
hssr, e~iwreH %
Mach poso~s Of
~ ~ = As aAnn~s aaa tenss hass's~i'ss "s"
In ~ caangens
psst~sesse vsi be
o1tred The L<usa
thr parties Who
transmitted 70 tA1s department. whereof
price viii - paid coaeuajed III me fsio~s.x
A prrnium ~
lss sed~~sshlo wovsabcs IN tneS
at-, De
10 The ssshsssss
BY II te<e aad rsdscnsn.s, aha
Skh Jane, ~
1884 ccnsna"is ca''ea Tcla
Indemnify, y r~r cenG
Ingrrst par from ~ % ianusy
Inc
reach Inc ew.osl 81 one ss
n Addaslos.
Payment drafts 81 the Treasurer q
DATED At hosn New fes
Bat no win bench, ~ this notice
actually received At hs Treasury ." " before hs
A' - '"' = JAMES GUTHRIE.
% tho Treasury.
Mar e--dsJussim lint and ssarJ
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Fsaasa Pierce Pssilsaf u United Slater f-ssa
sey
Satisfactory ssasae. having exhibited ah@t Jobr
sad appointed ~ ssxosy Al Leaissle f0r
% kentu ny has been
consul of tho Swiss Confederation the Of San Francis
% hereby sm such, aud declare Them nee
exercise sns such Anetens, Pusiess
allowed the OF the favored
ia the United
la whereof, esns.a be made
and The 81 the United s1ed
Given under hand, city 81 Washington, san
- Nay d. isss o. Independence ~ the Dab
ssd sleses % Aaaesig& ahe seventy ninth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Ny Presidents
W. L. MsRcr, Secretary u state.
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csistrasso~ n 10 Land;sg II a. Pagr'~ Fathers e Nary
laid al 81 Mory. oHy, ~ Aary. eo""'y, asdsf re "@s
psees Of the PAuode~c Society Of Georysfcw~ te'iege
= s~ The ceru~ssss~ al IN. Young cata
Friend ~ Of
anseanciss 70 shs elus M q wasa'"ss." ard y.
vcsiV tt-y well aud pNp.sas
the csess Washington ne sss as"ss "s"n""-a r1ea
s.a =
price wip - zach. They b.
tho following drug dwell Lawrence" ear.
sAaa ~
srsets; Marin kings, Pennsylvania svtnuri D. T.
Maryland Jha riss
store Pennsyvana WIN ksn.scs heaks'ss
from McNehAny, stekespv Navy
IL n~d. ~ riyng
this interesting urs'on particularly rrqu.sed 70 nAa ay
application mrabsr al ths roo,a''.e ~
aies w,i ec closed Saturday es nns he
i1h May
Aaus the proprietor Of f,a-y Point
accommodation Tho nHhi Will ~
o. cured thu excursion.
George will the sesmo"at what AZ me
street. Monday evening" ih~
ocock and will return .. tho isio~ ting Wed
nesday. .u~.,.
WI A. KEAatnY,
GEORGE HskvEl,
Fl IUHN r CASaELL,
FRANCIS NONE RHANy.
COMMITTEES VI Arrangements
April ra--TuThsad
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BY TELEGR RAP III.

Later from Harana arrived Of The Cahaeta at Ns~ Or
leans.
Nrw oRLEAss, MAY 4-The Cahawha, with Havana dates
Of the s arrived here to-day The news unimporant
The San Jacno in harbor but would leave on the I'd
for cruise.
The Princeton had gone to Key West. The Cyane and
Falmouth have not arrived.
Captain Mccullough Of New Orleans had not been released
from prison.
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Bloserville, Cumberland county.
Big Run, Jefferson County.

Bloserville, Cumberland county.
Big Run, Jefferson coarty.
beaumont, Lurerns county.
browns f0sk, Greene county.
baey's Hollow, Luzerne county.
Corsons, LycomiDg county.
CiariDgtop, Forrest county.
Cressoa, Cambria county.
C0newago, York county.
CiOnncll, Lancaster county.
Charlottesville, Indiana county.
Centre Square, Montgomery county.
Citation Corners, Wyoming county.
Donnaly Mills. Perry county.
Dorseyyille. Allegheny county.
Doylesbargh, Franklin county.
Dyberry, Wayne county.
Egypt Mlls Pike county.
Eniericksyille, jefferson county.
Frampton, Clarion county.
Fishers Ferry, Northumberland county.
Hin Top, Wayne county.
Henderson, Mercer county.
Hanover junction. York county.
Hepler, Schuylkiii county.
JenneI stown, Somerset county.
Kendall Creek, Mexican county.
kylerstown, Clear field county.
Loyal Sock, Ly coming county
Nuney Bottom, Sullivan county.
Mount Etna, Berks county.
Middough, Northampton county.
Marshsil's Corners, Crawford county.
McElhattan, Clinton county.
Morris, Tioga county.
North Penn, Schuylkill county.
North Shenango, Crawford county.
Nine Points, Lancaster county.
Neshonack, Lawrence county.
Pencader, LuzeIne county.
Perkiomenvilie, Montgomery county.
Port Treverton, Union county.
Sinking Valley, Blair county.
Summers, Susquehannah county.
Somerton, Sullivan county.
Shoenersville, LrLigh county.
Steamburgh, Crawford county.
Sacramento, Schuylkill county.
Stanbope, Monroe county.
Talley Coyey, Allegheny county.
Ten Mile Bottom, venango county.
Thorndale Iron Works, Chester county.
Union Corners, Northumberland county.
Uni,yville, Lycoming county.
Wright, Columbia county.
Windsor, York county.
Woodrow, Washington county.
Willistown Inn, Chester county
Wales, Northampton county.
Deiawarc.
Fieldsboro, Newcastle county.
Thoroughiare Neck, New Castle county.
Maryland
Bark Hill, Carroll county.
Benedict, Charles county.
Caulksteld, Kent county.
Federal Hill, Hartford county.
Flint Stone, Allegheny county.
Towling Greek, Caroline county.
Glenvie, Hartford county.
Indian Springs, Washington county.
Potter's Landing, Caroline county.
Rock Run, Hartford county.
Shiwan, Baltimore county.
Surratts, Prince Georges county.
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BurrAlo, MayANavgafionc continues uninterrupted. The
World and Buckeye State arrived here this
morning and the propeller Saginaw from Milwaukee, at
o'clock this morning She reports the north shore OF Lake
Fre free ice experienced only STA hours detention
in ALL on the trip Several sa vessels outside the hight
house. bound up making good headway At dusk The
arrival. bring 5000 barrels Of -four and $4,000 bushels Of
wheat
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Inc 4Ssf' VFfttHs'
Nrw oRLrASs, May a-p. m.-The foreign advces per
Atlantic were received this afternoon, but did
not transrire until after the close Of business.
The market for cotton il unchanged with moderate de-
uapd at previous rates-midding % ga Freight for
cotton Liverpool farthipg. Rio coffee selling At "a
cents 900 bags sold-sales for the week 5000 bags
stock n, 600
Sterling exchange, Oh a 10ls.
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expectation Of paintings and saiuary has materially fallen
of during The past The exports in 1884 chiefly TIA
produces o. The several hundred studios Of the resident art
ss representing all nations are estimated at
falling on OF over $4,000 from the Of prece-
ding year This includes ses5i5 for ancient pic
lures and s1ssac for modera ss54 ancient
and slc6,2Ts FOR modern
sERY FRESeHy sToRs.-ln one Of the departments Of
France young gisl visit 10 her friends so fright,
eptd ~ Imaginary danger while walking in wood thai,
on her return she attacked with fever the
day Der skin changed color became black This
was the effect Of very disease known Ne blAun-
dice Although the doctor assured her that the scoora-
ton would disappear, she took i much to heart that
she watched for opportunity and committed suicide BY
throwing herself into well
LOVE- Asp suclOE.-rhe New York Express Of Friday
says:
Yesterday afternoon George Ninnerick Joang Ger
man twenty -four Of while in the lower part Of
the city, swallowed dose Of poison from the effects OF
which he soon became very sick lie placed ia
rage and conveyed to bis bosrdnghouse in fortthird
street between Second and Third avenues when he
fused 10 have any physician attend him and the result
that he died Ia about hour afterwards II
appeared that the deceased deeply in love with young
German girl now in the old country and had often told
Frederick Moog with whom he boarded that be had
her money 10 TO this country but that her father had
taken IL away, and would allow her Amer
| lea
AcQUHrED.-n 81 Louis, on the 10Th ull the jury in
the Of Edward Migan, charged with depredatons
the United States mail rendered verdict Of not guilty.
Mr. nillgan the local mail agent in ST. Louis, and
for number Of years had been in the post office depart
men and had always borne the highest character for hon
esty and probity.
MASSACHUSETTS SHOE rnApr-The plumber OF boots and
shoes cleared from the customhouse Boston thus far
this year less by 1853 than for the period
last year. Manufacturers reported TO be actively
employed work for the fall trade and business is better
with them than for long time they anticipate early
| and large business.
KNow-soTHISGIsM AND ABoLrioSiss-The anti-slavery
tendencies OF the knownothings of Massachusetts, were
very strongly exhibited in the State council held at the
Temple in Boston, on Tuesday evening Governor Gardl-
ner and Senator Wilson among the delegates chosen
to attend the national council TO be held at Philadelphia
June Strong ant-slavery resolutions were passed
I unanimously.
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hes'. Keeper by smith u, 80 Dollars and ee"ss
vi NJ. Rsnhssfas's h''arsn, a.. ...,,v,s
On sale At TANLoN "hohIo
NAYS ssh
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ROAHDtNG for she sanssn-s.- rh~ Misses WReMs -
bisders
bavs Tho hss,hssss ~ the ~
assaa vsesssy sssg se~Ses
delightful References required,
MAY t-eoJs
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United states Court or Claims.

Rea Eafe, Boafy Lana and Gsnera Agency at Has8s"g
ton Cry.
CHARLES K SHERMAN, attosaey st law, and JAnES q.
- WALKER, reading GEEK the a-e az
Repree pnf~
prosecuting p~verumen either r'nfs VA
recently established Count Of aE, Congsss the several exec
utvc departments. E.s ri as y . ss Il 80. !,
seior me Court q csm sna Others Involving To-
que~ons, asds hr Mr. Charles sk'tnan, well
Snowa West Aprs,raesd lawyer
they give prompt atse,'on ~ az hnp.t. IN
bauty land cases ~ we'll as 10
renting, leasing, selling, aud purchasing sstae.
hiy mbeTn congress
STATES and ferfIso'ics, and to the cospndn Of
Once No Ais Third STREE, one o. cadabys Hotel
Apf S1-eodtfdNcp
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April i3--aawAds


,rRusTEE,s SALE or a VALUABLE BUILDING LoT.--Pur-
Of District "f Co'um
ba made In csrin
Huc ard Margaret Hustle
Ha,rst
Snnse, Robert strange, ds~dit. the
will sell public auction ihr Premrr saturday
o'clock MI that pa,csi
ground city ard dis,s. bed
ground plaza city o numbered 10 square
wunsy i97) 0gssbo with all
and singular spvunv thsssunto belonging
day. ihn preinses IN uf-
said decres al that piece parcel ead N
aid city numbered NUMBERED
belonging ~ u.
sale residue In equal ~ ~ ss and me
amer in from the Of sar, which
deferred payments purchaser shalt poDis
o'y ""' "- $500 77 w. II WKBA. Tu.tee
Jas. o. MCGUIRE.
Aprl2 9-2awAds a@3s Aueuoneof
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by u. G. MCtsUTWE, AhCtb0Me0Fs
MS usPgE's SALE OF THREE STORY Rick HOUSE ON
street, i3h M0ndas afternoon,
iAh O'Clock, sh~ @. sub.cbsr WI sell
ry a. $780, and duly recorded
Llbes q No ~ fips TO- leo ard sl one % r 'a"a
81 nt No. ~ IN
-arr 300 frou,ns ~ et 0 nrhss
alley, with improvements thereon can-
s,s,ng brick housa containing
.t.fNM
In swrIve and eighteen
MONTHS deed the property and
bearing interest. ts5E ~, -
m tao lsss complied vi within Ave days
right resell, risk aid
" - las. G. Mcguire,
April i3-2awAds Ancuoneer
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CoLu,nIA, Is C) May 5.-Aiter protracted drought,
we have at last favored with copous rain, which
learn extended the States Of Georgia, Alabama, and
South Carolina.
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Gr~Nev. q a. Fillmore 81 New Work Will pses n
in church day u, m aad
a. p. The public invited.
Nays
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MILITARY MES wiii and At our storf-ro M all Of
III Importation, OF white linen duck Of the Ss
las in n aua
meces di,tngr ( ( Z
Marssiii-s vesnnxst
o pure irish linens, all grades
coored iInpn-, for shirts
sbrting from medium 70 hna
stock Of the choice cloths cAssi
ue.es, aud v.st,nrs, especially ac black aoors.
ikerches &C.
Newport Kossuh, plush, and Turkish baih
te judges OF goods. ~
Delay in CLOSING any present expected
Good ARTICLES prices, dealing be relied in I'll
PEhkf bhOt
"Ccntrai Stores" West Building,
May 2-0idn Opposite Cenus Market
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REDEMPTION OF THE PUBLIC DEBT FOR THE WEEK
ENDING MAY 5, 1855.
LOCAL N T. WIS.

We heartily endorse the following from the National In
telligencer:
..TnE MALL AND THE AamoRy--The proposition to gre
u large portion of the public mall to the OF city
oy attract to itself much comment not OF the
proving kind We have not heard that the announcement
Of this INTENT to which gave place in our columns few
DAYS back any degree unounded and If it had
proved So will be remembered that expression
opinion ia this regard simply copying the announcement
indeed we can we'll see how those interested in the
welfare and beauty OF rising metropolis should mark with
regret to invade the ar proportions ITS
ing public ationne to which they have long look
ed as promising In its future park the like OF which proba
DIV no city the continent has can hope to enjoy
Stretching westward for mile and half from the foot Of
the CAPITOL limit bounded only by the Potomac
and its only by the wooded heights beyond that noble
stream with mile Of river 'front.' and half mile OF direct
width parts of its surfaces running for its whole length
aide side with the most peopled parts of the city, and
promising find itself in few in the centre OF it it,
portion adding beauty to the Capitol while its west
ern limits almost part of the Presidents grounds
would seem motive entire inability get thu
space here should find justification for inva
ding portion OF this magnificent territory for any other
purpose than for which il has long been designed
ssAmong other of its privileges should not be forgotten
its capabity of legitimate and constitutional Improvement
whenever the taste and iberay OF Congress shall 50 direct
at the charge national treasury When finished the
CAPITOL and Offices the eastern and the western
portions Of the hold communication, swerving only
slightly the direct line by walks and drives through
shady and wooded lawns ornamened may we hope
by crystal streams and sparkling feuntainsa mile and
half OF paved and closely CITY, sometimes thronged
always noisy and truth TO speak At times perceptoy hot
and dusty being well to be avoided In that way.
well bear in mind that prophets save those
whose visions Of the patriotic Kind have yet
sumed fix limit to the future extent and population Of
Let regiousy hold the mall to its original
nurposhat of park such those Of which Engishmen
are 80 Justly proud and which they uthuIly denomnate
the lungs London Who believes that without them that
metropolis would be- its bills OF show
it to be- one the healthy localities the surface of
the globe 7"
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The 0old Hins. Of Arton,a..

CaioAGo May 3.The st. Louis lntelgencer Of yester
day contains article expressing full belief in the existence
abundant gold deposits the source OF the Arkansas river
concerning which We have of late had rumors.
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NusUAi. EMENTs.-open to-day
culorcd beress JeAes 81 ia cent
per yard. ~. a.
nnc, t2k cents well worth 70 cents
linens, yard worth GIN
papkins Ut 81 70 dozsn worh e.
Of widths nj asoDishngiy low
prices
100 pieces Inwas, at i2k cents pei yard
suppIy of doe dress goods
u all kinds. povebialy low prices
A choice assortment uf black siks, IN all qualities
mourning goods OF all kinds Is full throughout me
probability stock OF linen goods much The ass
the District
our stock goods general family consumption It's
highest point Of excellence.
Daily addions made To the stock
Delay settling bill we present not expected 10 occur
cordially the aud be
result nom purchasing where
price only is asked. .
Good nrcev and relied
fENks = bHo HEN,
"CenEai 5tarssn west building,
NAV 2-t,cf Opposite Centre Msrket
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rhe Atlan,is,. Ne,e. ., Nss Oslean

NEw YoRx, May 5-The steamer st. Louis sailed to-day
with 9G passengers, and sl4s, ISL in specie
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Tm ARTs-Ths Italian correspondent Of the New
ark Daily Advertiser writing from Rome, says that the
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SoTHlSo mEETINs--At meeting OF the anti
know nothing citizens of the Second Ward held at Harmony
Hall ON Friday the 2stn ultimo Nicholas Callan Daniel
Radcliffe George Jiard, Andrew j. Joyce, and Thomas j.
Fisher appointed represent the ward in the conven-
ton to be held Harmony Hall Tuesday NEXT for the
purpose nominating candidates for the offices OF city regis
ter collector of taxes, and surveyor.
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Completion Of Panama Railroad.

Rss,.ss.or Of frs Cai.,ov~sa-
Usied mail steamships ieavr New Yor
~<0 Tor Asp,svs the sth and pom of each nth
connecting ~t mali steamers from Panama 70 sai
Francisco.
inspected and approved ~ the Nav
Depanmeat, and guaranty sYesd and safety
The Panama railroad Iang) listed
aad crossed IL or The ~
checked NV York though aud
Tue paid IN View York ali the
Reserve New York. Pananaa,
Francisco dsien,on in accident
h. entirely reliable.
Panama The they Aspib
Coaducios through BY each and take charge
won Ia children other
For through tickets the lowest apply AT the agency ~
W street, New York, L. w. RAYMOND.
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nE Rows REVIEW for May.
u Frank LesI-'s Gazette for May.
The ins md Of Paris, by Julie de Margusrttes
The o'iohrrty Papers, the late VIM. Magnn; yois
McEigstt's American Debster.
Mays FRANSk TAftOh