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The PAST AND PRESENT CONDITION or!
THE NEGRO. The New York Observer, in the
course of an article on slavery, says. When
the ancestors of those negroes were torn from
their homes in Africa, by the slavetraden OF
Old England and New England, and placed
under the influence of Christianity atthe South
they were among the most degraded and mise
rable of the human species, slaves Of cruel
masters, the victims of bloody superstitions,
believers in witchcraft and worshippers Of the
devil. -. '.',F - 80
And what now is the condition of their de-
scendants? Several years ago more than 300,
900 of them were members of Protestant evan;
gelical churches in the slaveholding- States -
About 10000 American negroes, trained chief.
ly at the South, transplanted to Liberia, now
rule nearly 100000 natives of Africa, and
through their schools and churches are. spread
ing the light and love. of the Gospel in that
land of darkness and heathenism. la 3 3 ~
It is true that more than nine-tenths of tbs
negroes at the South are still slaves; butis
slavery under Christian masters In Americs,
the same evil with slavery under heathen ty-
rants in Africa Degraded as these slaves
may still be compared with the sons Of the pill.
grims in New England, or even with the mass
Of laborers in some of the enlightened coun-
tries in Europe, can {, 900, 900 or 1000, 600
negroes, bond or free, be found in any part Of
the world, who can compare, for good condition.
physical, intellectual, and moral, with the g.
600 900 slaves at the South 7 Has Christisni-
ty aided by all the wealth Of British Chris
tians, done as much during the last twenty
years for the elevation Of the 100000 eman-,
cipated negroes inthe West Indies, British phi
lanthropists themselves being the judges Of
what it has effected, there, as it has done du-
ring the same period for the elevation Of our
5000, 900 American slaves2 ..
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alton be made to defray the expense which may
become requisite in the execution of the laws
or the maintenance of public order in the Ter
ritory of Kansas.
..., a. -,=a FRANKLIN PIERCE.
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Es@What is clerical error? Preaching .
three hours sermon.
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QuERY.-When lady writes novel can
her copy be legitimately called nsanuscript1
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Form A.
POSTSCRIPT.

various inquiries, will take notice that
adav ownership required be flied with he certificates,
of show whether holder is the real
owner pledge for ad
collection, in pledge, Of the hold
affidavit assignment and release the United States
duly executed by such together
and releases from the in whose favor
rlement and payment is requested.
Cd Of the Of 2sth February 1885,
certificates Texas of
and claim the difference between the
the proportion payable thereon under that
stating surrender of such certificates and de-
scng EACH received ereon whether the who
received the fon Texas the
owner for collection ia pledge. The party
claiming beneficial resdsay interest in the difference,
well person whose settlement and
quesed respectively file assignment aud release
United Texas in the
refunded, this description will be examined
conformity with the proyiso OF said ID section.
Claimants take thai certificates
the character debt
affidavit ownership,
each certificate evidence debt correctly
by its number daio and of IL should
ao appear certificates issued the
OF Texas claims against the republic,
republic OF Texas according the facts each
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Secretary ofthe Treasury.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
March 8, 1876.
Feb 28-law4w
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Indian Treaties mad by the United sass-compsts from
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Laws made by the Colonies and State from 1888 q
1881, relating Indians and Indian affairs vol. -
oca Opinions Of the Attorneys General from Too to 1850
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Laws Charters Ordinances Briain France
and Span relating Public Lands in their Eoo
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Johnsoni Institutes Civil Law Of Spain vol London
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Hetzeis Military Laws Bounty Land and Pension Laws the
United States. ! vol 80 %.
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The Virginia Pay aad Muster Rolls 6r Militia entitled to Land
Bounty. Bound IN | volume, slb.
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MEMBERS az Congress and yfs;sers 10 washingon
u ute respectfully informed that az TAYLOR Il MAUHYS
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Tair extensive stock addition Following
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Tho Constitutions of The United States, volume
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Constitutional Il t1t book, volume
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Matt volume
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American English, and French stationery
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Visiting printed with the greatest frompuDd
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ULENW0OD COMMUNICATIONS No. 292 rrnnsy lvunia
OF 10Th street, the Savings Bahk This
laid the celebrated Greenwood OF
New York; and situated the high ground distant
pie north Of the CAPITOL North Capitol leading directly
the This have received chaer from Con
yes nppronang he forever burial purposes making
fee title the purchaser, and prohibiting all encoachmens
legislation Otherwise which is of importance those who
wish their dead where placed hem
oecon IN all cities when the burial gronkd becomes
valuable for other purposes, TO sell H. and hr" the dead
iseuousy large aud legal cannot
titles given 10 the ground,
N Office from 10 TO H. where pamphlets with
the charter and bylaws and ali other information, be
obtained all nteTmsnts ie with Mr. Hme r. Har
No. 40 Seventh other undertaken will be
Nuossad Juae Idly
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mo. 547.I
Nnlice

OF the discoatinuaacc OF certain United States Land Offices m
the States Of Wlao.s, Achigsa, Risconsia aad Io0G.
HINDER provisions Of the second section Of the Of Con
gross approved ls si which declares
quantity public Land remaining unsold any district
edaeed number ol acres i.ss han hundrud
sando such districts shalt be Discontinued cump-
subject, tho Secretary IaeTOT
directed that The following Offices be discOnlnugd,
ShawneelowH and kaskasks in Illinois,
Kalamazoo, Michigan
Milwaukee Wisconsin,
Fairfield, iowa.
Lauds remaining unod nndspood
subject eHty thuse Ohcss Of e
that tct hs and
points, and will bo made suLj entry follows:
kaskasEs, bc cd Springfield
district, illinois.
Kalamazoo the Onia district Michigan.
Milwaukee to the MenashR disIricI, Wisconsin.
Fairfield tue Charlton district Iowa.
officers points consolidation win
which they will respectively be prepared receive
applications for entries such lands hsis offices.
Given under hand the Washington this 2t day O
November, A. ID. 1885,
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner oi tue General Laud Office.
Nov l4-law6w
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[Ne. 64s. |

Nc. 54s
NOTICE Of the location the two land Offices
the oaice OF the surveyor general in Kansas and
Nebraska Territories.
DE that in of the 18Th section Of the
approved 22d july 1854, land Offices for
Territories of Kansas and Nebraska Of the first
establishing the Office Of general for ad Terri
office for has
Cry, The OF Of Nebraska Territory
the sihce for the PAwEEE of
Lg CoaPros" the government of Kansas Ter
ritoTy
under my hand, city Washington twenty
sixth day OF November A ID. 1855.
by order of the President:
THOS. a. HENDRICKS,
COmmiss ssioneT Of the General Land Office.
Nov 29-lav6w TIntel.
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mo. 549.l

NOTICE of the dtsconttauanc OF the United States
N land Office at VANDALIA, in the State Of ILLINOIS.
Notice Is hereby ts pursuance OF law
the of the land officers
land said district reduced below acres
The SECRETARY INTERIOR has directed
VAsDALA be discontinued and lands remaining
the time Of the dsconnuance be subct entry
SPRIsGFIELD, in said
Lands remaining unsod and unapproated by law and subject
ufca
be subject office fom
that effect by the register thereof
at sPRIsafELn will puhtic which
will be prepared receive applications for uch
their office.
Given under my hand ely Washington day
December A. D. 1855,
THOS. A. UENIRIC Ks,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Dec ll--law6w [lnelgsnccr & StETl
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MYSTERIES of the Post once.

"A mail bag Ia epiiome of human hfe."
TEN YEARS AMONG THE MAIL BAGS;
Or Notes from the Diary Of Special Agent eths Post ofs
Department.
HoLBRooK.
lamo., 1872 pp Price 81 a5 Beautifully illustrated wh i6 steel
pra Rcbe and ID wood engraving from designs ehsh
by barley.
HHIs sanction Of The chief officers
and st Of the special agents o. mat a hi
ind issued calculated give tho phble insight
experience have furnished for
The detection aGd punishment Of offenders against the laws enacted
for TIVE security OF the mails and Tue nfoabiy VI psae ei
the public under hsay
the Brief extracts from some of these many hais
notices annexed'
and in ycness interest," and general truth 10 nature viii an
IN y. Evenins Poa
We boz nd eoncede Mr. Hobrooks narrative Of his
experiences of exceedingly interesting and
suggestive book.-H T. Herald.
The cuest entertaining book have recently
hns Reynods monsosite, aud who rsads hsm vii
realize that still lives and thves amid modn
life - BostoH Post.
Tbs work eommends itself by subject
person who can read book OF write letter a,
amusing, and, time, interesting work, ofis
kind has been published AmericaPhGdeAia Buad
Az eI-wrileu and amusing work, which shall
extract OF rTO for the benefit ot the community
[PAitodsiFAa Saturday Post
1t abounds with sketches Instructive
[Phiialsphia Inquirer
This book indeed novelty, exceedingly entertaining and
log Of amusement Hartford Daily CVunant
There substance enough Incidents po and character
contained his sketches h dozen E7'a
No person himself harbo for moment
idea o opening another Person letter read the book with
cut 'naddens AT the sha sreepee on which be has so"S
Published by u. cowpsrhwuit Co, Phiiadoiphis.
For sale BY all booksellers and newsagehts.
bee 22-d6t
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X. Ill. GILL Il H,

Has removed his Office hi. Row, corner
Of and Thirteenth He VIII his
principally the United
Having devoted much The law concerning
advice and opinions legal
the Patent Odice and appeals 10 the chief justice
Of the District Columbia; will
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents.
He wi also written opinions
claims before Congress either OF
will claims before any board established
| adjudication.
nato dtf
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Trteremar-The arest Muropean Dlsoovsry,

Triesennar-Ehe Great European Discovery,
Projected royal letters England snh secured by
he seas of Ecoe dc Phamacie dc Parts and the Imperial c"
lege of Meiicine Vienna
essma No remedy for general and local debility oss
Of vre power decay, aud all the distressing
quences arising eaHy sihcacOus
in youh manhood and old The vs would not be
impaired, cctne Of life IL The Tesemar
universally adopted all physical npedmens vanish like
before influence, thus rendering lis invaluable those
teng the marriage state.
Tesemar No completely aud entirely eradcates all
disorders which and eubeb have thought
andote for the ruin OF the health OF portion Of The
rdesemar great European remedy
disorders which, unfortunately be English physician with
mercury inevitable destruction of the pafnts constitution
and which all the Ssr1apana ia the world
Nos and alike devoid smell
all nanseatng qualities They lay on the toilet liable without
their being detected
Sold cases. 80 divided into separate nd
mnirtered BY yalpeau, Laleimand, RouI, sc.
TO he had wholesale and Taial OF Mr. H. A Barrow No 81
Green street, Canal New York, specially appointed by tho
The United
part America. Immediately receiving
MIR. Barrow will forward the 1esInar Of the world
securely Paeted addressed according the instructions h
writer.
Retail agents required. Terms cash.
Nov 9-dlyr
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DINE Library Editions OF Gibbon. Uriisrn RusStI
RICHARDSON, Hume, smolett Irving Prescott Bancro Marx
intoh, Roscos Webster scot Thers Pepy Nacauay
Turner, Mills Rer, Burnett, Clarendon, Gos Ferguson
mold, Ron Putarc, and other of the standard historians
may be und the most moderate prices the booktorr
undersigned in ens hsray bindings
from London by the undersigned, and bound there.
Dec a3 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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oss saIas stop al Southampton going Teuming
y - - n-..

stopping Southampton both going and roiurnns they oaT
proceeding and HAVE adyanegcs
other route, for the economy OF Time aud money
Passage pom Es~ York southan.po" and Bremen.
cabin saloon, sI3oi dst eab.n lower saOoa sIlO
second d. 500.
newspapers through the Office.
No bills atag val be signed parcels received the day Of
sailing.
An experienced surgeon " attached 10 each ship.
Forfreighl or passagt, apply 20 ,
q. q HEINEKEN 3 Co, Bremen.
EbOSEEY Z, co Southampton.
WILLIAM lSELIA, uaVTe
Feb G7-dIy
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',

1'0'' 18"'N'HV80"FVi ITt"tFt ttH VVHINV INH,
TUE annual session institution commences ON bp
sih August, and terminates
terms or board and tuition s5o payable
ay IN advance There charges
ng ahd also r Spanish Italian German, The forms
for the primary department composed pups nine years
hgs, are soO per payable half yearly advance
Lenen Of Inquiry should addressed MOTHER RTpE
Maryland. - ~ IN 'S'''Si
July s-dlyear,
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wAsTunGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Change OF Hours.
Completion of Panama Railroad.

Completion of Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fare California.
URitUd States mail steamships New York
~SrSI for Aspinwan the 5th and both of each
wxxhkA connecting with mail steamers from Panama
2s<S1&kS00 Francisco
These steamships inspected approved by Navy
Department, aud guaranty spccd aud safety
The Panama TnlToad "a miles
10 aPd crossed
checked IN New YORK through San Francisco
gers embarked Panama by esmpanys
The paid In New Yefk all expenses uf the
Reserve steamers kept port In New York Panama. and
Fan francisco, detention accident
the route Is endrcy reliable.
Passengers leave Panama the day hspn-
wall - -
Conductors 60 through by steamer take charge
women and children without other protectnrs.
For through tickets the lowest apply agency.
West street, New York, l. w. RAYMOND,
May6-dn
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Law Notice.

HRowr, STANTON, wALKRR.
Nm II. BROWN FRED. P, STANTON, and j. KNOX WALK
AK have formed partnership for practising Supreme
Cou o The United States and the o caims
and in The courts ofTennesee. Oces washington ana Mem
pms one Of the parties viii awaya he found place and
letters addressed TO them will receive prompt attention
April ls-ucod [intal and Sentinel copy.l
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RemovaI.-Paper warebousc

MFGARGFE BROTHERS, paper manufacnrers and mnorsr.
~ mannacture. materials, Nos snd Decatur Street. phi
adelpha the attention
papers, suited and Consumers
every of the couny. All receive prompt NJ
tention, fed prices the
1000 tons ofrar wanted for cash,
FEB 93--eodoun
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Caution-Lottery Frauds.

OTTIoE or THE MAINLAND CoEsoLInaTEp LoTrERrEH
Baitmore Maryland, July ,'1s55
TUE commissioner o the Maryland lotteries has deemed IL
hts duty 10 caution tho public against swinds
who circulate by mad fraudulent lottery schemes
and pretend to be The for tile sale OF tickets lotteries which
wholly fictitious
The only legal lotteries IN Maryland tay under
the penntendence Of the tho peop
the State under The examine and approve the
schemes and to attend 10 the drawings,
h The ticket. - these lotteries and az cehcas packages
tickets, have the toE aped Brennan
for the Once of Maryland Consodaisd Loce
BALTIMORE Maryland" All Others fraudulent
For full information the subject frauds address
. 2. X. brennan,
Sept as-dly Baltimore. MARYLAND
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Nassau han COIege Of New Jersey, Princeton.
"sh0ald aald acquGIntaAce se forgot,
And never brought 10 min
Shutfld nulh aeutiatnianFsn be EITWUI.

should auld ScquslnlaAce be forsol,
And never brought 70 mn'
should auld acquaintance be hEgOt
Aud days o. auid lang syne."
The members of The oe ending Ia June 1888
the junior class Of the ending Juc, le The soph"s
class OF the endg 1881 aud the Freshman class 0 ~
ending 10 Juue, 1880, hereby requested - assemble
Nasinhgn, D. O. by the ihd Of March, A. ~ l al me ast
brighten the links Of the cham lows and nienash which
nor tide eau ever entirely exchange once more 10 he
lives greeting aHd sympathy, lament the unmey tate
of their most promising conipeeFs.
preliminary meeting Of The seifappoined committee w b
held oD tue hTst hondy Ia September A. ID 1865, o Uhe'
saes lLnIt Chesnut street. Fourth and fih streets
which those members OF the classes whom be con
yepien hSted 10 attend when The VIII b
adopted 10 secure as fun an attendance \ possible
In ths uno thOse whom this addressed WIZ D.
good euoagh furnish The secretary committee by g viii
their respective post Offices
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Of Trenton, n. j., Chairman of Committee.
ALEXANDER q. HART, n. d.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER.
of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
Of Winston, AheghaRy Co., Md
SAMUEL. r, RICHARDS,
BglstY Iron aud Glass Works, n
LEWIS w WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
J0HE WgIDA1H, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March 27-lawIJar3 [IHteligencerl
All newspapers The civilized Of The world
ed nocu t advertisement in ter editorial c"lumHS
through foar di
visions the Rlnbe and all newspapers throughout he Une
America requested isErinn
csoSsy between this date aud the ID Of March A d. 1851
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New Books rt Taylor A marrv,s.

New Books st Taylor ~ maury'a.
nUNLOPs Digest Of the Laws United st,tss vour,e
~ complete 81 so, '0
Maosueys EUssndi 4 volsa complete for dollar.
febb Bookstore, near 9th u,
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HOME MANI EaCTUREs,
Fairviey- Cotton Works.

Ns@r Se Cdndt Basin, AierGndTta.
FITZPATRICK BURNS poprieors and manufacturers N
age cotton b,us, &c -'F-"S s' N
orders nom merchants IN Washington respectfully soced for
hny OF me ahoVe articles, which will deliver
oer uan can be had IN Baltimore
orders viii with prompt by addressing az above
oct'I-alm r. b.
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lNUE ONLY ONE Authorized THE Rob Of DR. hoy
VEAU LAFtEGTEUR is far superior the sups Of Cusi
other similar remedies IL radically
without mercury all affections Of the skin darre scoula, The
sequences accidents from nccouchments critical
period Of f, and heetary acrmopy Of humor A. depura
sicacOus catanh the bladder
arising from abuses
injections soundDss. sypluc the Rob
Of basam Of cspava cubebs from Injections which only op
nrutralizing The Rob B0yyeau above
resisted the powers OF mercury the odurs
potassium.
Genes agents for the United states, Gabriel nlondrn ESQ.,
William street. York. for Wholesale Guiilut
New Orleans; sculy San Francisco.
sold by s druggists throughout the Uni
pamphlet of Doctor de ST. GrTyHis med
properties OF the Rob will be obtained by writing g. Bon
din, o. William New York who will give information
wanted
g. b. prepared an America
United duties he the hob In
March Idly
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mo. BAL
Aotice ana Itsotsning 81 ths DanvlIls Land Once
Illinois.
GENERAL LAND OtFIoE, -

GEEERAL LAED OrFtoE, sept 10, 1855.
INSTRUCTIONS DAY register
receiver land odeU Illinois prepare
lands remaining n said dsirc aud give hy ds
fhe of the said Of
Teopenng ofheir Office aud tie 10 which applications viii
be received BY them.
THOs. a. HENDRICKS,
Sept2l-2aW6w !lnlel 4 sal Commissioner.
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Washington Aqueduct.
OFFICE or THE WASHINGTON AQuEDUCT,
Washington, MaTch 2, 1855.

OFFICE WASHINGTON AqUEDuCT,
Washington, March ?, 1855.
pROPOSAS invited for masonry,
dams tunncs and other work The Washington aquedne
Proposals. received the 9Th May will be opened
thai day.
animation on and after the 2nh day April
Proposals will be received particular
bridges &c, sc described in The plans and
Portions completed under the
Appropriation but all unfinished work will
be suec, future appropriations by Congress The engineer
the prescbs the of work be done
of progress under each each appropriation and
the holding sufficiently decide when
shall be stopped funds available.
In of the entire particular work for OF
funds the reserved will paid it, Judgment Of
the the work has been properly executed has
Payments will he made in specie checks the United States
monthly the
and will be dion Of all contracts that the work
shall be paid their full wages monthly, and in specie.
All bids should be sealed and endorsed Proposa for work
the Washington Aqueducf."
The United the right all the bids
shod they deemed advantageous such
considered conducive the OF The
work.
accompanied written
responsible the effect that he they under
obligation, wihin good sufficient
completion undertaken
accompanied the certificate the
United district attorney officer
individual known the BngiGeer De-
War; that the able make good their
guarantee.
will be opened in presence OF bidders If any
choose 10 be present
n. c. MEIGs,
n
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SpectnClca.

Spectnctea.
gold silver fine steel and plated pecaces eye classes SC
" all focuses, with peroca periscopc paraboa
tong experience peculiar advantages
adapted TO tho eyes Of
NJ. W. GAIT 4 BRO,
224 Penn. between Ninth and Tenth srrset.
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The rev YORK ana Liverpool United states
Mail Steamers.
The saps comprising TIE hnc are the following:
Iht Atlantic I5pi ~ uAts
Tne taLl ti1Tllgc'
The Battle CGpt LoAslock
Tht AuTau2 s..s.s'taNt -
A-E, Theso ships having been built by contract
s~,y pToasy for service has be"n
aken their construction aiso in their engines,
a<ccs insure strength and sPeed and the accommo-
uRegnaed elegance aud comfort
Price OF passage ftom New York Liverpool in hsca cabin
s In second cabin s75 Exclusive extra En
SD2J From Liverpool IA New York, 20 and 70 guiueas
An experienced surgron attached TO each ship
No berhs be secured until paid for.
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CHEAP JUN NENIIE BOUEks--The undrrsigned sci
aside from hts stock Of books for children large
varied collection the accumulation Of years. be
ce al less than that when need he They suited youth
of all ages and may he examined at his bookstore.
Among them will he found Of the works Of Mrs Holland,
Mrs Edgeworth Mrs Brbautd,
which baye been popular IN their whi,h
vate good ste good feelings and good principles supposed
afew 10 have sui met although teaching all the sci
ence In words Of one syllable children o fur old
Dec 10 PRANCK TAYLOR