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Second Lieutenant n O. Evans, Of South Carolina
second lieutenant s5h September ls4s second Dragons
Active service Indian frontier First com nHsiOnea
ls4s
Second Lieutenant Richard ". Johnson Of Kentucky
second lieutenant 10th June, 1870 first infantry Active
service on Indian frontier First commissioned ls4s
Second Lieutenant Joseph II. Macarthur, Of Missouri
second lieutenant 18th August 1850 fifth infantry Active
service ON Indian frontier. First commissioned lssa
Second Lieutenant Charles NJ Field Of Kentucky second
lsusnGnt Goth June 1851 second Dragons Active
vice on Indian frontier. First commissioned lssa
Second Lieutenant Kenner GarrArd a Ohio second
lieutenant slF octeber 1864 first Dragons Active
vice on Indian frontier. First commissioned, Is5l
Alexander H. Cross q District 81 Columbia FIRST Heu-
tenant votgeurs Distinguished battle q ChsusFee
William IL Jenifer Of Maryland FIRST lieutenant third
dragons IN WARMTH Mexico
william Royal q Missouri first lieutenant volun-
iscrs in war with MsEioo
William r chambiiss q Tennessee second lieutenant
volunteers In with Mexico.
Robert Nelson Essle q Texas Served in the with
Nszioo FIRST II foot and aeru ards in mounted volunteers
SsconS LseafesanrS
ooRa Lieutenant John r Shaaf q the Disiric d o.
uInbis; second Erutensns gh June isss sixth infAury
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HISS rEcE E0a ELOCG~-Nr. Thomas Rranch 4 S0a,
q Petersburg Virginia sid reosnty hfsy barrels q ao
belonging q M G. Burks q Liberty Al ST. sli 81 and
ST. Fer barre making agEreghe q SIT 90 for me lot
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REUEIFTs 90 corros Ar SavASzAR-Ths Savannah Re
pabIioAn says
II VIII be b. reference 10 oar prcescurrsni TIA
rhe rec q cotton ~ this port the present
cred tnose 81 last BY 1873 bales The master
the cotenyard AZ the central depot informs that hsT
been IL the depot hs winter ~ many As 900 bale
time Cotton i stiu coming forward rapidly the re
ctips ~ The Central road Averaging 600 halls 4 dayn
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ecuna Lieutenant John T shaaf q the pstrici q o.
lubis second Hsutsnsut sth June isss sixth iufsury
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LEcruHGk1-Prssidenf Tyler i Annouhesa 10 deliver
Ming.
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nm the petition Of John j. GreenOugh of New York. New
York, praying for the extension OF patent him
machines,
the expiration said PATENT which the day
OF February, A. ID. 1856
Ii said petition
Monday, the 9TH dny OF February le6, IL O'clock
and all persons notified appear show cause,
they hare why said petition ought be granted.
opposing the extension
specially
days before the hearn all testimony filed by either
be said hearing be taken
with the rules OF the oec which will be furnished app
The testimony will be
deposions aud other relied testimony
be filed in office before the
the arguments, il any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered that be published Union Inei
gencer, Evening Star, Washington, d. CT
Philadelphia Pa. Journal of Commerce. New York. NJ Y; ana
Boston, Massachusetts,
weeks previous the a day OF February the day Of
ing. CHARLES MASON
Patents.
r. s.Edors the above papers win please copy
bills TO me Patent ONCE wan paper containing this notice.
MOI 22-law3w
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omitted states Patent once,

washington, November 81, S55
nN the petition of Andrew Raon. West Middeown
syIyania, praying for te extension
him in trssbips machinesn years
from the expiration of said patent which takes place the 2s
day OF February, A. ID. 1856
the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Monday of February, 1885, IL O'clock and all
notified and have,
said petition ought TO be graDted.
opposing required 10 Tie in the Patent
Office objections specially forth at
days before day hearing all testimony filed by either party
the said hearing be taken and transmitted
Tho rules The Office which will be furnished
application.
The testimony will be closed 25ih day
January deposons aud oter papers relied test
before the morning
day; the any, within ten days thereafter.
Union, lnteli
gencsr, Evening aslngton ID. c. Pc
philadelphia Pa Journal Of Commerce. New York; N W
weeks previous the 4th day of Feb
ruary nexi the day OF hearing -
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents
SEors the above papers will please and send their
bills Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Nov 22--aW3w
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ny RAILROAD DIRECT no THE WEST.

=
Time between Washington aiid wheeling but l7i
Raining time bo,0een Washington and Cincinnati II hours
Through Tickle Baggage Checks TO be had In
Washington.
THE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly improved It's
western
ee between Washington baltimore, and all portions OF the West
The trains from Washington and The
washington Junction (aieiy called The Relay ouse
from This the only change OF required between
wheeling at Washington station,
s % e o The
washington daily at g. M and Az p. M on Sundays at The
Wheeling made with trains of the CEN
TRAh OHIO RAILROAD annins from sslni,e on the Ohio
These trains connect at Newark win me Newark
Al Columbus railroad
railroad Xepia, CINCINNATI, LOUIS
yE &C. AZ Xenia; on Le Miami [as1Sa enn % :
Haa,e Laiayettr, Chicago Rock island ST Louis,
Passengers holding through tickets for Msmphs yckssrs
transferred Cincinnati the mail steamers the Ohio
Tickets for Evansville Cairo and ST. Louis are sold ny TINS
FOR CLEVELAND, and via Toledo, Detroit, Chi
sold when Ohio navaable between
Wheeling Wesvie (ory miles,) where aconnexon with
requested notice that while this is the only route
afodng ,houh tickets and checks in Washington is also The
speedy nearly all the leading
great The distance from Washington Cincinnati is
but $3.50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than by any other
by through To Wheeling, 50 s.;
Columbus Si3 Dayton SIS CINCINNATI S6 Louisville,
y rs,oad BY steamer from sa f .o 60
Chicago Louis, sas 50 and sas Memphis
For FREDERICK aud arpsrs Ferry Mar,nsbrg Berkeley Springs
Cumberland Bedford springs, Piedmont Oakland Fairnoun
mnor way ans between Ba@os and wheeling g.
train from Washington . o,, a.
FOR further inorma,ion through tickets &c. apply to TIL
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station. : -
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
May 5-dn Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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( No. SAT. |
Notice

Of the discontinuanee United States Land Offices
the States Of Illinois, Michigan WISCONSIN, and Iooa.
Under the provisions OF the second section of the Of Con-
gress approved H. which declares
quantity public unsold
shall number than hundred
districts shall be discontinued and
with other laws subject the Secretary of The Interior
has directed the following Offices be Discontinued
shawneetown and Kaskaskia, in Illinois.
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Milwaukee, Wisconsin.
Fairfield, Iowa.
remaining unsod undsposed of the
will subject offices of
by the and
points, and will BIO made subject entry follows
Ka,kakia, be ed the Springfield
district, Illinois.
Kalamazoo the Ionia district, Michigan.
Milwaukee 10 the Menasha district, Wisconsin.
Fairfield to the Charlton district Iowa.
consolidation will public
the which they will be prepared receive
applications lands their Offices.
Given under hand city Washington this 18th
November, A. ID. 1856
THoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Office
Nov l4-law6w
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g Should anid acquaintance be forgot,
And brought 30 min
Should aud acquaintance be forgo,
Aud days o. aud lang syne."
members OF senior ending June,
the ending June, 1884, the soph
year ending 1881 and the Freshman class
ending June, $780, hereby requested assemble
Washington d. O. the third OF March, D. 1887 the
brighten OF the chain ffisnashp which
greeting sympathy unliney
Of tier promising compeers.
preliminary meeting Of the sethppoined committee viii be
held Monday September, A. d. 1885, the United
HOTEL Chesnut between Fourth and Fifth
whom IL be
invited attend when The Will be
adopted 10 fun an attendance AZ possible
the whom this Is addressed viii be
furnish the secretary ofthe by mail with
their respective post onhces
EDWARD J. GRANT, nj. D.,
OF Trenton, N. j., Chairman OF Committee.
ALEXANDER q. HART, M. D.,
OF Philadelphia Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Of Winston Allegheny Co., Md,
SAMUEL P RICHARDS,
of Balstl Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JoHs WxIpaAH, of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawMar3 fIntellg enccrl
newspapers civilized world request
ed advertisement their editorial coumns
beers u the several classes through the
visions of the globe and all newspapers throughout the United
States of America requested
casionay between This date aud the ID Of March A. D. 1851
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Stopping Southampton both going and returning they offer
London and avrc advantages
other route, for the economy of time and money.
Passage from New York TO Southampton ssi Bremen.
First Cabin saoon $50; first cabin i.r saoon e.
second do, 500
newspapers pass through the Pc aVce
No bills ladn2 will be signed on the day OF sailing
in experienced surgeon is attached TO each ship,
For freight passage, apply 10 =
q. H. SAND, IL South William st., N. Y.
q. A. HElNEKEN ~ Co.. Bremen.
CROSKEY & Co Southampton.
WILLIAM fSEJiIN, Havre
Mar 6-dly
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No. 54s.
NOTICE of the location OF the two land Offices
tho Office of tho surveyor general In Kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
re that in Of the 18Th section of the
29d july 1854 creating land Offices
Territories and of Il
establishing the Office If general for said Terri
Office
OMAHA Cry, The of Of Nebraska Territory
the office for the "PAwSEs and Of
LE COMPTON, The seat of government of Kansas Ter
ritOry.
Given under my hand city of Washington this twenty
sixth day of November, A ID. 1855
by order of the President
THOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commission Of the General Land Office.
Nov 29-lnw6w Intel and Star.
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Completion of Panama Railroad.

COmpEetIOn OF PaHaMa ISHHFUau.
Reduction of Fare 10 California.
United States mail steamships leave New Yorh
<~<G AspinwaiI 9Th and Goth of each month
XL~N with mail steamers from Panama to san
Francisco
Inspected and approved by the Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety.
The raroad az miles iong completed from ocean
hours. The baggage
checked New York through San Francisco aud
the
money York oil expenses of the trip
Reserve kept in port in New York, Panama, and
San Francisco detention in OF accident thai
the route il entirely reliable.
leave Panama the same day they arrive at hpin
Conductors go through by each steamer and take charge
and children without other protectors.
For through tickets at the lowest rates apply at the ngency Ia
West street, New York, TO 1. W. RAYMOND.
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A Essay q ~ uses and Trusts aud rhe nature aud
operations law, and Of those which
derive by Francis William san
ders Second American edition from the last London edition
William and John Warner with ref
10 later English American by member of the
Philadelphia bar. vols. In svo.
Just published. FRANCK TAYLOR
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HOME MAN nFACgURES.
FairvIeyy cotton Works,

Near the Canal Basin, aieranirin.
EITZPATRICK BURNS, propretors, and manufacturers OF
yarns chain sail Irvine, wrapping wine cord
bats, sc.
Washington respectfully solicited for
articles which will deliver In Washington
Baltimore other northern markets All
orders will prompt attention by addressing above
DC Il--dlm Il II.
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st. Joscph's Academy for Young Ladies,

Near Emmittsburg Frederick County, Nd
HE studies this institution on the
and the last Thursday in june The
tuition $50 payable emiannu
paint
ing Spanish Italian and Latin The terms
primary department composed Of pupils under nine years OF
800 payable half yearly in advance
inquiry should be addressed u the MOTHER SUPE
RIoR OF Joseph Academy, Emmburg Frederick county,
Maryland
s-diyeaT,
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OrrIcE MARYLAND CossorIp LOTTERIES
Baltimore Maryland, July /, 1856
IIE commissioner Of the Maryland State lotteries
his duty caution the public the
who by fraudulent schemes,
and pretend he the agent for the sale OF
wholly fictitious
The legal lotteries In Maryland drawn
commissioner
under approve
schemes and 10 attend TO The drawings.
All the tickets In these loleres and all certificates packages
tickets r
Office the Maryland Consolidated
Baltimore, Maryiand.n All others fraudulent
For full information the subject of those frauds address
y. X. Brennan,
Sept as-dy Baltimore. Maryland.
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specfactes.
GOLD silver and plated specacles glnsses &c. of
focuses perfoca periscopc and paraboln glasses
peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted TO the eyes of wearer.
NJ. w. GAIT Il BRO,
32d Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
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Law school OF Cumberland University, Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham Caruthe late Of the circuit
L judges Of Tennessee
Nathan Green udges supreme
of Tennessee
Hon. Bromfeld L. Ridley, of
Judges Caruhers Green dew their whole time exclusively
the school,
Plan Of nstrncionl Daily examinations each
books No of
daily lessons IN the progress of the examinations
Weekly courts Of common law and equity, which
dents suits of facts profess
through NIL
practice The framed as to require them
Deeds Wills records
dence in the trials Some OF taken by appeal
public every The clerks
jurors circuit judges and chanceors and in other official
bncites connected with their suits.
SessionThe the third Monday In
tember third Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July.
Eryenes per seson-Tution ESQ., advance; conngen
So boarding $50 furnish
which had in the Lebanon bookstores.
required complete unless
clnas No
mission There four Students
any during the collegiate year.
There a legislature connected with the school
Number of students the last collegiate eighty six
Fob Il-eOly President Board of Trustees
MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
Rebuilt, enlarged, aud elegantly furnished
modern convenicnces
ion the travelling public.
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. Law Notice.

Brown, Sr AsTos, WALKER.
INN T. BROWN FRED p STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
ER practising law ~ the supreme
United the Of claims IN washington
and Tennessee Offices in Washington and VEN
ph o parties will always be found nj either place, and
letters addressed will receive attention,
Anil " tneod [Intel. and SentneI copy1
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United States Patent once,


AN petition of William Philadelphia,
ing for the extension Of patent granted him February 2
1912,
said which the 10Th
of February, s56-
IL ordered that petition
Monday 2eh January IL O'Clock and all
persons notified appear show
why said petition ought he granted.
the
days before the Of hearing All testimony filed by either
the said hearing taken
codance with the rules oil the Office which will be furnished
pIicaiioD.
testimony 18th January,
dispositions, papers relied upon
the office the morning of
the arguments, If any, within ten days the reatter.
Ordered this published in the Union Inte
gencnr Evening Washington, ID. c.;
Philadelphia, Journal Of Commerce, New York, NJ VI
Boston, successive
previous the 2S of January next, The day Of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
p sEdors of the above papers will please copy, and
their bills the Patent Ohice with containing this notice.
t7--Iaw3w
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No. 546.l
Notice OF the establishment Of three additional
land districts in the State Of Iowa.

entitled
boundaries the land disnicts the Of Iowa.
March 3d. 1855 which
additional land districts in said IL hereby declared and
land Office the TURKEY DISTRICT
been established DAco8RAH Winneshck that
Fort FoRT DoDoE, Webster
and The Sioux DIsrRcr Sioux CITY, in ood
bury county
Given under hand the city Of Washington, this thirty
day nf October, A. ID. 1855
BY order of the President:
- THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Nov 2-law6w Tint. and Start
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EUkNysUED APAKTMENTs.-Neuibers OF Congress or
others accommodated with rooms Mrs
Adams 18th street. between and g, No 49, The paror
large well furnished.
Novo sd ws
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE or THE WASHINGTON AQuEDuCT,
lNa4hiuutnn March = 4

OrroE WASHINGTON AauEDucT,
Washington, March 4, 1858.
PROPOSALS invited for graduation and brick
dams, tunnels, and work of Washington
Proposals. received the 9Th Of ay viii opened
that day.
Maps pofles specifications ready for
animation and alter the goth day of April
Proposals will be received particular
bdges, Sc. sc described in plans aons
Portions only OF of The works can be completed the
appropriation work will
be subject appropriations The
the right prescribe the
OF under each for each
OF the appropriation holding sufficiently decide
what works shall be stopped unit funds available.
In of the entire particular
funds the reserved will Re paid H
the engneer the work has been properly executed far
win be made in specie checks
treasury the monthly estimates of the
aud viii be dition of all that the
shall be paid their full wages monthly, and specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed proposals for
the Washington Aqueduct.n
an the bids
should be deemed advantageous
maj, considered conducive the
work.
responsible persons, effect
bidder bidders wi his
obligation within
the completion OF the
accompanied by the certificate the
district attorney
pament War; that the able make good
guarantee.
viii opened presence bidders, if any of them
choose to be present.
Capt. OF Engineers, in charge.
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No. 544
Notice or the Heopening of tho Danvile Land Office
II Illinois,
Nov 24-d4w

GENERAL LAND OFFICE, Sept 10, 1885,
INSTRUCTIONS have this transmitted register
Danvie office prepare
lands remaining in said ds,rci thirty
public notice from the date of the of said
reopenng their Office and the which applications will
be received by them.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Sept 2l-2aw6w fIatel & Star Commissioner
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change of Haurs.
EN y III
and after Monday, Odd instant the trains will leave
U Washington al o and 81, a. and and IN, p.
On snnIay, al Az, p. M
Leave Baltimore TAX and az, M and and 81, p.
On Sunday, at ii, a. M -.---
T. II. PARSONS, Agent
. Aprl 2-dtf
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Triesen,ar--rhe Groat European Discovery,
PROTECTED patent England
Ecole Pharmacie de and Imperial Col
lege of Medicine, Vienna.
Teemar No The remedy for general and local debility, loss
OF vc decay aud all the distressing
arising early abuse lts effects eicacio
YOUTH manhood and old The virie would be-
impaired, the decline life If the riesenar
universally adopted all physical impeden,s vanish like
before influence thus rendering invaluable those
tering the
Tesemar No completely and entirely cradcaes all
which cubebs thought
health portion the pop
No European remedy for that class
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
inevitable destruction of the
which all the satsaparlia ia The world cannot
Nos l. and alike devoid Of smell,
all qualities They lay the toilet table without
their being detected
SO each divided into doses
ministered by Vapeau, Laemand, Eoux, &C.
Wholesale retail, Mr. III. A. Barrow No 81
Green Canal New York. specially appointed the
United States
America immediately receiving
viii forward Tnesrmar any part Of world,
securely pacbed and addressed according instructions
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-dlyr
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NOTE.

pay will made trips performed and for each of such
omissions not satisfactorily explained Three times the OF the TIP
deducted behind
depending mails, and sufficiently excused
compensation the subject forfeiture.
Fines will unless the delinquency
cioy explained by certificates Of the aihda
other credabl- perons negectDg the
office for 10 be Injured destroyed rob
bed and for rense after demand, the mail
frequently the concerned in
hices The The Postmaster General anDu the
for failures asreeaby for dis
obeyng post office laws instructions Of The
The Postmaster General alter The schedule He
by allowing therefor rata
the He also eurai discontinue
the whole decrease OF he
allow months the
dispensed The bids should addressed
General superscbed Mail Proposals
banun The bs executed and returned he depart
before the 18th Febuay, 1856 further
conditions be incorporated IN The bidders
pamphlet advertisement for conveying The nils In alabama
MississiPpi Arkansas, Louisiana, and Texas, Of 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nov 2i-d4w Postmaster General.
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poKITAnsKY's Pathological Anatomy. volumes
III in 2.
Tanners Clinical Medicine.
he yellow MASK, from Dickenss Household Words
Confessions OF Pretty Woman; by Miss Pardoe.
The Jealous Wife by MISS Pardoe.
Fresh Vegetables all year. prices
obtain them. Price IAN cents
FRANCK TAYLOR.
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rnorosxp pA-.vs o. sAILrss

EoI freight oTphssaBe AppV 20 = ! n : -
EDWARD X, COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SHtPLEY, b CO..
Liverpool,
STEPHEN KENNARD & CO.,
81 Austin Ffiars, London.
b. g. WAINWRIGHT Co.,
Paris
ships will accountable for gold
bills oil
ladng are signed value expressed
Shippers please that the ships Of this line
goods coniTaband of war.
d-dU
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cLENWOun cNMETRmY.-oa1ce NO. Qea Penn.Ylv.nin

FLEETWOOD CEMETEHY.-Ohhce No. 292 Pennsylvania
VI OF
cemetery the celebrated
high ground distant
Capitol, Capitol leading
This received charter from Con
burial
lee purchaser prohibiting all encroachmen's
Otherwise which Of importance those who
placed them for IL
become the burial ground becomes
and throw the dead
large and legal cannot
as nj titles To The ground.
fr.m 10 to d. where pamphlets with
rasp, bylaws and all other information
orders for e with Mr. James Har
wy No 40 seventh other undertaken will be prompt
June Tidy
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.

NAH SttdMtIb.
The ships comprising The line are tbs oLowingi
The Pacific ..s Capt Eidldse.
The baiuc Capb
The Adfiaus .s.s.-..CaPL
These ships having been built BY contract e1-
4 pressiy government service has been
their construction, also IN their engines
insure strength and speeds and their aceoaIno-
oauons passengers uneqnaledfor elegance and comfort
Price passage from York Liverpool in arsca cabin,
$780, la cabin saierOoma,
5325, Prom Liverpool 10 York, 80 and 20 guneas
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship,
No berths can be secured until paid for.
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April %

~ NE.s YORK Shk;nxH AND sUUTh-
<5SL3S8 AMPTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
NL%NtH The comprising this line WASHING
E22a34s6AS TOM Capt. u. Cavendy; HERMANN, Capt Ed
ward Higgins.