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Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18
~ 80 From the St. Louis lntelligencer.
THE NULLIFIERS OF KANZAS.
Mob Violence and Disunion Threaten.
cd by the Squatter Sovereigns.

The Squatter Sovereign, of the 28th of Au.
gust, publishes an editorial article which con
tains the following pages: ''' '"' So p
Kanzas, deprived Of the aid hitherto receiv-
ed from her Southern Allies, would prove an
easy prey 10 these rapacous thieves Of the
North. If, however, the North fatter them
selves that this can be done, we most hnmbly
beg leave to indeceive them. We can tell the
impertinent ScOundrels of the Tribune, that
they may exhaust an ocean of ink, their Emf
grant Aid Societies, spend their millions an
billions, their Representatives in Congress
spout their heretical theories till doOmsday,
and hI excellency franklin Pierce, appoint
Abolitonst after Freesoiler as or Governor (;
get re riH continue to tar and feather, dro,on,
lyncA, ard hang, euery ohite-lipered ato!itionist
scho dxsxs to pollte our soil, y 'ti et2.8 hi,
y And saosgh our fair territory m, be refused
admittance into ythe Union as a slave-holdins
Stale. by the political demagogues of the North,
we care as little for their decision, as for the
continued and futile attacks which havs been
made upon our rights, by the indecisi,e cabl.
net who now administer the affairs of our ma.
ton. For we confidently hope that the last
national Congress may meet in Washington on
the frst Monday in December next ahd we
prophecy with the firm convection that the time
will verify our words, that new er again will the
Southern States of the Republic suffer dicta-
ton from set Of negro steale and rascals.
who stand pledged 10 war upon their rights un
til tolerati6n ceases to BE virtue. q 'fa =
The St. Louis Intelligencer Of September 4tk,
quotes this article, and makes It the sub ject ol
an article, quite IS pungent and remarkable as
it, already famous " Suicide Of Slavery" We
n nunte IL entire =. .s'f t
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18
The Rothschild Family-D Death Of the
Baron Ealoman. WI ,.nL.t

AuC'c 10 Eo'uCu io"""SO S'u"sS'"6
around this fsmily. which makes The
death Of its prominent members mat.
ter OF historic notoriety. " sY.~
| The Baron Salomsn, whose funeral
took plack recently in Paris. with some.
what Of public solmnity, was tho fourth
son Of the founder ol his house, and
was, at his death, asrd 80, Anselm. the
first son. who was at the head Of the
Frankford house, has some time since
passed away. Nathan the second, who
reigned over the great London house,
is ulso gone: and Of the second genera.
tion Of these lnoneyed Mohicans, there
are now left bu, James. also Of Paris,
and Charles, Of Naples, Not SO much
in the loss ef their persons, however. as
Of their powers. have the Rothschild
family received severe blow in the
death Of two Of its memberships only
able one surviving being James, who.
both in monetary genius, elevation Of
character, and range Of mind, in the
star Of the house OF Ro,hschild. Anselm
siagulsrIy combined the instincts of
low cloth with the Jew penetrating Wis.
ion Of the statesman. Nathan united
all the steadinesso o? merchant with
,hs craft. ofa smuggler.. He 1t was, who.
while established at Manchester, smass.
ed an enormous fortune By smuggIed
trade, during Napoleon's blockade Of
the Continent. He knew the result Of
tie battle Of Waterloo eight hours be.
fore it reached the British Government,
and we should fear to surmisc what each
minute in each Of thoss hours was, in
his hands, worth. !" i".'" SO e'''- 'D'
But James has, in addition 10 the st.
gacity Of the one, and industry and craft
of the other. that which they did not
possess-great genius, a most courtIy
bearing. and polished cultivation Of
mind, which made his relations with the
royal houses Of Europe wear more the
character Of diplomatist, while those
Of his brothers Anselm and Nathan
never Ioss above the Jew. ','''"''' '''.'
The surnptuous palacein which Solo.
mon died was Of course known, to oil
Americans who have ever visited Paris /;
TO many, perhaps, was also known the
humble house on the Ghetto, on Frank"
ford in which he was born: But q few
years ago, tho windows Of this house on
the Ghetto were always seen once within
the annual circle, on one pariculirI
night, to wear glitter Of light, which
as il was cast from the old jewish lamps
threw a strange. ;shas,ty slimnaer on The
,dingyed, decaycd, and dust.eaten dwell.
ings around. This night was the eve Of
the Jewish New.Years Day, when were
gathered, no matter with what travel :
the FIVE sons Of Frankford. Vienna"
Lon don, Paris, and Naples, sround a
wi,hersd. but shrewd. looking Hebrew, :
woman. This was the mother Of Tie"
moneyed Gracchi, who still chung to the
old Ghetto house from which the family
had started. The house yet stands, but
its stairs on the New ears, night is
silent. The windows thrdw their glitter
nd more. The mother is dead; three Of
the sons have departed and the two
that are left-of Paris and Naples
have no talisman now to attract them TO-.
the old homes: s:ead. .--N. Y. Tribune. '7
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18
Educational Reform.

-
tbS" Type Of tie Times" We pre-
s.me i. 10 be from the pen Of L. A. HISE
who is known. and admitted to be ont
Of the abls.t writer's, and most effective
rsformers in the United States. He wa
ono Of the FIRST 10 point out TO the eye'
Of the American people, and to SCI be
fore them in q clear light, the evils O
lsnd monopoly. "a ',..al ,'f7 '7 ~
He has devoted much Of histime and
labor to the Educational and industrial
reform. From the.msnner ia which he
treats the subject Of Education, in the
Article below. i, will be seen at once,
that he is master Of the subject. Mr..
HixE is not mere reviler Of old. or Of
fashionable abuses. He possesses both
elements Of the true reform-,he posO.
er to dsst,oy and ye.construct. He
is.in the vanguard Of the grand advan.
cling army Of the apostles Of humanity. /.
Who believe that the future will be
better than the past. He is one Of the
heroes Of this sge. He subsists on q
very small income, aud gives the fruits Of
bis labor 10 msnkind. t
Instead Of collecting his writings into
books that would make him q large re.
venue. and insure him permanent, and
excited reputation. he scatters them
through the newspaper press over the
brosd field Of humanity. s,51te.fa !.
Tasas is . crying demand for o.
ihoseagh oysrhsnlinS Of our Educational
syssen. The old mode has served its
lime-snsvesed its end. and 10 nov &C :.
cenpEshias li.ds but evil. The Free
Coihr.sa School system for the smaller
pupils 10 rightly >hs1us. and needs but
10 gsa lpla Improvement which is its own
vial attribute, % make it all that 10 de-
sirable. = .,5,,. ~ ..s, ram
Bot there prs no schools for boys md
gitls over tuelys years Of age, that NEE.
the dsmsnd Of existing circumstances.
The populstionr-,hat is, the native
population-of our county are running
out. Esch generation 10 feeblsf both in
body and mind ,haa the pfeceding.-
The children every whore are, weaker
than thsir parents. Such 10 emphatic.
ally The case 10 the :'uppsr class," and
such Il the ease TO less extent in the
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18

svsniflhs has forgotten his fair salu,sr.i
None but brute can do otherwise
should he pass on rudsly. his character
10 declnr red, and there is cheap riddance.
Poli,snsss. OF good. breeding, 10 like
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18

OK the 18th inst. CLANCY G.. HAwLEY Of this
place, was nominated at Gslipolis, as Can
didate Of the opposition for the State Senate.
Mr.. II. is a gentleman and personally has our
bcs, wishes. AS politician, he is of the non
committal ones, but conservative in his feel.
ings. On the Charter question heis ideatified
with the Chartists, and signed their remon-
STRANGE against the repeal. ..t .... .....
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18

DJ Mr.. ORLANDO J. HoPKINs is con.
stan.ly receiving supplies Of Flour, Gro.
ceties, &c. His aour is Of the bes
quality. Mr.. H. is raisht.forward
business man. Give him a call. you
will find him to be a gentleman. '" ''''
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18

Col. NlcH and R. LrErE will ad.
dress the people Of Mason Township on
the Gath inst, at the place Of holding
Elections. Speaking commence at 10.
A. M. '-.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18

DKUoCR ATTIC MASS MEETING.
UNHE Democracy Of Lawrence. and the sur
rounding couuties, will assemble in
GSAuo Mass Convention, at lronton, on
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER %.
Every voter in the county should be present;
Hon. Joar A. CoawIM, JANIS W. TAYLoR, and
Other distinguished speakers will be present.
CouE ONE COAE ALL
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18

We are authorized to announce; STEPHEN,
CnATFIsLD Of Eliza beth Township, as candi.
date for County Commissioner at the next gem
eral elect0n.W gsn5aairiiG 70 Np'ai9 ~ oI'
Messrs Editors please announce JEnExlA
PoarEi, Of Peray Township as d candidate ior
Sheriffa: the nextgeneral eleclion, and sbl'ge
; CHARLER WoRrHIsGTeN, we,iare ahtn0r'zs9
to state will be 4 Candidate for The office of
Sheriff at the ensuing Election. , ,,,atJ,
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1855-09-18

'0S FXiR Iad,Ig blask Isda NJ ma "a sIipii
OO pess Phiiatsishle - W. ~ III c Cos. ~
* p1IT ~ T.r1ssSs 6IacR and 10 s9lqrsa ,Gst, !
Oh ~ III = 81 ID YalSs yssr ~ lived shh SbS
~ - 49, 49, HARPER 4 90.
UoW Sheet 1usio.
A LAn0E assortmsnt also young felks' 0iss Book.
- wow '"'''s'''s' - .ii.coMBs Cos,
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7,4ol,sss o5 :
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

Ar BROADWAY THEATRE the Pyne AMI Harrison
English opera troupe have completed long and sue
eessfuienesgement. Cinderella had a OF twenty
eve nights. This company will appear in Pkilscelpha
this evening at the Walnut street theatre Is stated
that there will be another English opera season at the
Broadway theatre, CONNIE neing about the middle Of
April This evening Mr.. Is. l.. Davenport will
two weeks engagement as "Hsme.," supported by
Mr. Hsr ehe't the ghost, Mr.. Grace IAertes, Mr..
whiting Polopius, Mr.. Lesingwer as Craudius Mr..
Larergsn Horatio, Mrs. Abbott ss tine Queen and
Nine. Ponid ophslla. Mr. Davenport 10 finished
artist.
At Burrows THrArRy the only novelty during the
week has been farce "whers Shall Dinesr II Ia
Importation and was successful. light at this
house, Mr. Charles Fisher, capital actor and grss,
favorite with the Chambers street audiences, takes
benefit The bill includes "As You Like Il Jsques BY
Mr.. Fisher Touchsone by Mr. Burton and Rosali1d by
Miss Raymond. The afterpiecs Ia Black eyed susan
With Mr.. Fisher as william.
At wAfLAcx's TnaTRE, the only novelty has been the
revival of Fam lovers effective temperance sketch,
"oFlapngsn and the Fairies +" which was done for Mr.
Rroughsms benefit and Afterwards played through the
week. TO the qualification Of large numbers Of people
"The Game Of LIFE has also been played, with SONS
changes In the cast Mrs Philips looked and acted the
part OF Miss smier very we'll This evening the bill in
ciudes "Thc Last Man "a Bscbe.or Of Arts aud "Th
Artfu Dodger."
At tho BorkEr TngATRE Mrs ", Jones has been the
attract during the week sbe Il OF the very
best Of American actresses An instancs of the extra
ordinary means used IN these hard times TO 20, ful
house given BY bill Of the Bswery theatre recent
ly, on the occasion Of complimentary bsnshtn Llgh
pieces we're announced and were fourteen Dances
songs kc., that the young gentlemen who invss,s
shilling pit ticket, paid sbout half cent for each
performances. The entertainments at the Bovsry 10
light for the benefit Of Mrs. N. Jones The Nils
well selected one, and includes The Apo,fats 'Ths
Forest Of BeBdy" "Ihs Death ofPoor Joe sns u essu
OF Blssr There l. TO be "arst sppesrsss vn an,
stage and Nr. j. y Durvsss vii sppesf a Posr ia.
N the steich r. N Bleak House dramar sd By tm.lf
These attractions combined With ih. nsrt ot ,h. beas
feary, shouI drsv great crowd 80 tie Bo-sry hi
evening.
Al The ASnrcAs Nrwrr "u sel. Tons Cabin" Ia
been revived, and n vii BE- pa sd though this v-ss
AZ MscnAspr' HALl, WOES Mns,rcs sasoan.s
,sksnx proysams for sb a ev-aiay aai sAs ss- bar
] isaqus W be -pesssd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19
CONNECTICUT.

GRAND Know NOTHING COUNCIL IN NEW HAVEN.
correspondent Of the Hartford Times says that about
four hundred Know Nothing delegates assembled 10 New
Haven the 1sth inst in attendance upon the Grand
Council ard held quite lengthy sessiops 7ney reported
16o councils in the State embracing % 900 member Some
OF the members in favor Of posponLg the State
Convention for the nomination State officers till rst
week In March, but II not done II will be held at
Hartford on the 22d inst. Nehsm D. Sperry OF New
Haven, presided He 10 a stone mason and very
tive man in the order. There about thirty whig
lawyers in the Council, but the democrats general
ly repre- ented BY "laymen" Bill, OF Iyms; Putnam
OF Mlddletorn Carter, OF Portland, and others
who are pretty smart, OF the democratic faith were
about, ready 'for work. But the democrats are
represented the wings either In speak
ing members. Chapman, Of Hartford and Gov Dutton,
OF New Haven, were about the only seriously tsle
Of FOR Governor and they appeared TO about
In strength. The members appeared to be elated At the
array strength which they present especially the vhg
members, who imbued with life, and have . =
tural affinity 10 the principles OF the Amsrcsn party
United Americans, vnlgarly called Know No hings.
They call the old parties the !" dry bones"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19
The ITALIAN OPERA OF Is4s.
Alleged Libel the Manage
meilf.
Superior Court General Terix.

superior SOurt General Terik
Pre.- -al--<hisf Justies Oakley ana Han tI.. a.
CampbsiI, Bosworth, fionman ana sloseDs
THE AssoR PLACE OrxRA ALLEGED ur..,-r-,
COURT UNANIMOUS IN GRANTING sxw rarSs.
FrB. l7--Edica,d r. Fry o.. yaWsss g. Besrstf.
This was sHa action for . ssrics OF twelve sllsge6
ibels on the pistntic In his capacity Of manager OF
the late Astor P1scs Opera House, pubishsd In ths
New York Hnssas, The plAinsi2, In the sau os
lsIs Wa tte lessSe and manager oftAe Astor Place
Opera House in Nov Vosk, and the Chessuut strost
theatre In Philadelphia, and the alleged libes wsrs
In fac. criticisms on tic performances 80 sxtssos
oinary events which happened In the csusse Of ths
piaiItifrs managerial exhtsnse. The su1nssaoe OF
the alleged lbcls was charge Of the plainss7s gone
raj incompetency for hiw siositon, tyrann&oal ooa
duct towards the artists nsdse employ, and ascounss
OF and comments upon the disusim sxisltng hsswesa
the plaintF and bis astists asdfs bllyin tArsssag
such disunions before the public -paztlculariy o.
oas occasion, whsn, fight having occurred bshiaA
the sccrts between the plaintiff ono Of chs sing
e". during tie performances, plainti3 won't be-
fore the curtain and made an aunc,nesment of hts
irtention 10 challenge tho dngor. ltwss also prs-
dcted that the Opera, under the plsiatirs manage.
ment, must be failure, and that uriess from tho
patronage Of tse sporting men and csKtezsua, ths
plaintiff could Z ct sastain himseif week. One oS
tho lbels-the eighth In order OF nslssed saly of
these words: "The 0pen In Philadslphia baut up.p
and ended, "when will the Opera In Hew YORK
follow suitt" The Opera In NewEYo,t dd shortly
after follow suit and The plaintiff brought his s,tioa
sgoipst the defendant for these alleged ilels end
laid his damages at 10000
Before tho cause was tried, the plaintiff procursl
the statement Of a6erman, named Maurice Stra
kosch, to be tsksn and reduced 10 writing, uniss
statutory provision FOR whs. is called taking ,estl
noby de bsne esse.
In due time the cause sNne on to be tried. The
plaintiff ct tmmenced by abandoning one Of his alleged
causes Of action. He then proved tho daily ciros.
la,ion OF the HERALD TO have hocn, In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19
VERMONT.

KNOW NOTHING STATE COUNCIL AT soRTHFIELD.
Last week State Council OF Know Nothinss wa, held
at Eorthfed, yt-thst town appearing TO be ths head
quarters Of the Order II Is said about 800 present
Nothing transpred ia regard 70 their proceedinks.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

These delegates elected from the State judicial dis
trcts, but only delegates be to the
National Council one district had to withdraw.
Various comm ttees appointed; one to barmonise
and settle all local difficulties.
This closed the proceedings.
The Council met in Cornthisn Hail-a splendid place
for large assemblases Of people All the expenses were
paid by the members Of the order residing in Syracuse
who urged upon the State Council to meet annually In
this city believe the next meeting will be held here
There is one fact must mention. There thres
thousand and FIVE hundred voters in Syracuse and the
books CT TIE councils Of the town shew that the Know
No,hDgs have two thousand two hundred "tested"
msmters. What do ,ou think of thisS Syracuse, you
btow has become celebrated In black history the city
of the Jerry The old political parties reduced
now TO free soilers sbolitioniss and few wings
10 hold meeting tomorrow night, to attempt fusion
10 act in future agsnst the Know Nothings But salt
won't them. SALINE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19
A0TROLOGY.

HFADAE ALVIN, FROM PARIS, TENDERS HER
Nl services TO the ladies and yentismsn, in pare.
noioxy BY books ana science. She cen b coas1itsd
about love marriage, BUSINESS spiritual fatalities, aai
vii tel ths of the LADY gsnti~nsn thsy rn
msrry, also tbs name Of bsr visitors Madame Aiwtn
conver~ss IA English, French ani Cernsa ksLteacs
900 Rowerv orW FIRST ssrest,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

TDrnvrIIs Hoo TaADz-rhe fooisvilIs JosslnaI
has . sss,sHsxl ~ ths nuHs~f ~ sass ssasb'sfss
there durpx tho iss ssasoa f,m vhish sH~sfs tnss
ssxrs sss. vssxA, ~ go, ,sol psssiss - ssusi ~ q.
psvs @,fTT bsrrsls sad 70 sss a. ~ ss.b.ssi
Stai ,T8 ressss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

HOR LIyERPOOI.-UNITED STATES Man. STEAM.
NIP ATLANTIC, Capt, Jas. West, commander. This
.eamshp viii depart With the United States mails for
qrcle positively on Wednesday, Feb. 81 at IL O'Clock
Il from her berth, At the foot Of Canal street For
Sent or passage, having unequallsd accommodation
Or elegance and comfort apply to
EDWARD K. COLLINS, SO Wall street.
Passengers requested to be board ct IL y o'clock
n The steamship Baltic win succeed tho Atlantic,
nd sail March 7th. Shippers please take notice that
ne ships Of this Line cannot carry any goods contra
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

tlHOCKRG BIRDS FOE sAIE--TES sPLEyDfD
III mockinx birds, not 10 be exeellsd 10 tas city.
sey mock cat, dog hen, rooster and sing night snf
~ AnT person wanting 70 procure q Ans btri wsr
nted nay Apply ~ 4Te Fo1rta street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

IN via Nicaragua. The Accessory Transit Company
of Nicaragua, Proprietors 100 miles shorter than any
sther routs, The splendid double engine stea uship
NORTHERN LIGHT, 1000 tons burthen, Capt. Tinkb.
pspgh, win leave from pier No. North river, at =
o'clock ?. NJ, for punta mas, on Tuesday, February
the Nicaragua Transit route, having but twelve
miles OF land transportation BY first class carriages
Several and swift iron steamboats, have lately been
put tho river and lake, which shorens the time
the transit from ocean TO These steamers
unsurpassed in their ventilation and accommodations.
For information passage. apply only to
CHA5. MORGAN Agent, No. Bowling Green
Latter bags made up al the Office. Letters % cents per
half ounce.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

IT 8. MAIL LINE FOR CALIFORNIA, VIA AsPIN-
~ Wal and Panama-CAl CAlifornians are informed (by
authority from the Panama Railroad Company that the
traL sit Of the Ishmus will be made by railroad from
Ocean to Ocean, No mule ravel-no river boating
at foot Of Warren street North rver win be dispatched
the feet steamship ILLINOIS, Captain a. J. Hartstens
q. 8. NJ to connect at Panama with the and supe-
rior steamship JOHN L. STEPHENS. spare boat
always kept s Panama to prevent detention In Of
accident. No freight received after O'Clock the
sailing day For passage apply at the Companys Office
III Weet street, TO ]. W RAYMOND.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

NOR KEY WEST, TAMPA BAY, cEDARKEys, PESsA
y cola, Newport and Apsachieoa. Ths steam ship III.
AwRElCE VIII receive freight for the above ports a,
n berth, foot OF Beech street r., and san 2sth
st. az SP. NJ For freight pas age, having superior
commcaatscn, spely 70 GEu. srANSARD, jr., No iea
nont street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19
NOR CHARLESTON AND .FIORIpA-sRMf.W .W FEKIY

C,OR CHARLESTON AND .FIORIDA-sEMf.w WEEKLY
L U. s mail line The splendid, fAvorte steamship
ARlON, W. Foster commander, win leave pier No. 4
r., on Wednesday, February 81, at o'clock p. NJ !,
recisey For freight apply on board, where all bills
adiDg will be signed, and for passage at the oce Of
OXFORD, TII.EST0N co 30 Broadway Through
chcts 70 Florida ~ follows-To Jscksonvis, e3i 70
stka s33. The steamer southerner win succeed and
ave on Saturday, February a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19

CTEAMswS BETWEEN HAvRE AND NEW YORK
- drect -1hs stesmship ALPS viii san from HAvrs d.
hndD on Saturday, 26th Of November. The rates Of
freight aud passage In 6rst and second cabins win b
very modsrsts The sailing Of the succeeding steamers
viii b. shortly announced. The rate OF insurance
Irsncs " lass BY shps from Havre direct for New York
than IN ships calling st English port Apply in Havre
and Paris IL Boulevards dss aliens to Donald Curris
or IN Nsx York, to E. CUNARD. Bowling Green.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-02-19
TyHE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
" ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS
FROM NEW YORK 10 LIVERPOOL.
Chief cabin passage .e10e
FROM BOSTON TO LIVERPOOL.
Chief cabin passage ..................s s1lo

Shei cAoan passage .e10
Fko1 BosioiNi To IivERpooI.
pnief cabin passage. $11
becond cabin passage ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Q
The sh'ps from Boston call At Halifax.
ARABlA, Capt. Judkns, AMERICA, Capt. Lang,
PsasIA Capt. Ryris,. EUROPA, Capt. shannon,
AERlCA, Capt. Harrison, NIAGARA, Capt. Leitch.
green On starboard bow; red on port bow.
AEFICA, Harrison, BoIton, Wednesday, Feb. Il
CANADA, Stons, Bos tom Wednesday March 1.
Bsrths not secured until paid for.
An experienced surgeon board
The owners Of these ships viii not be accountable fs
GOLD silver, bullion, specie jewelry, precious stones
metals unless bills OF lading signed therefore and IN
value thereof therein expressed.
For freight or passage apply to
CUNAkc, Bowling Green.
There win be NO steamships Of this line from Nsv
York until further notice
yTNHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAMSHIP
IL Company intend sailing their favorite Steamships
CITY OF MANCHESTER. 2, I25 tons. Capt. Wylie
CITY OF BALTIMORE, lnew) 2, 53S tons. Capt. -.
CITY OF WARRINGTON, do 9, 7C0 tons Capt r. Letch
Saloon $50, 9e6 and eb5, according to state room.
limited number OF third class passengers will b
taken from Philadelphia and Liverpool and found Il
provisions.
From Philsdelphis $50 From Liverpool .S4l
Parties wishing to bring out their friends Obtain
certificates OF passage and drafts Liverpool In SUM
Of 81 sterling and upwards Apply to SAMUEL SMITH
Agent IL Walnut street. Philadelphia and No. Broad