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HY RAILROAD DIRECT TO THE WEST
5sa 81 s ,,.a.aa / q; l;,sll- 10 s2s


RoarsI
Running tiao betOosn Washington aud Oaoisna ~ hours
Washington.
QUE Baltimore and Ohio Railroad having greatly Improved
western offers fullest
eers between Washington Baltimore aud all poyons Wes
The connenlon besween trains from Washington
Washington Junction, ate the Relay House, nine nes
from Baltimore THIS the only change of required between
Wheeling the Washington staon
there, grh pasenee) without charge rhosa holding
through points beyond. The connccne ,raas leave
Washington daily at o, a. m and An, nj on Sundays the
A. Wheeling a,fs sonnsso made with The trains Of The CEN
aaa wbnan s Innns from nsas On ns ono,
These trains connect al Newark with the Newark
Al railroad trains connect with the fast trains
Of the Little Miami railroad Xena, CINCINNATI LOUIS
WILLIE, &c At xena, Little Miami railroad connerion
anie Gafayettr, Chicago Rock Island 5, Louis, &c. 'ss
holding through tickets for Memphis veksburg,
Nachez, New Orleans, which sold Washington
transferred Cincinnati the mail the Ohio
Tickets for Evansville Cairo, and st. Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and Cleveland Toledo, Detroit, CHI
&c. tickets sold when the Ohio navigable between
Wheeling and Weavle, ory mies) where connection with
the Cleveland and P,sburg railroad is made
Travellers requested TO that while this only
aodng lhou tickets and checks in Washington also
the great West The distance from Washington Cincinnati
bu, $50 miles, being about 100 miles shorter than other
by through Washington Wheeling, 50 65
by railroad SIS BY from Cincinnati SIS indianapo
h. 81 50 Oh C a pa 10 Toledo SlS So Detroit 20
SO; W Orleans, s3l, sc.
Cumberland Bedford springs Piedmont OAKLAND ard nouat
passengers may leave Washington at g. M or a. For The
minor stations between Baltimore and Wheeling
train from Washington
Yo further inlomuton through tickets &c. apply
JOHN H. DONE,
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
NAV Railroad
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no besl
Notice Of withdraw wal Of Lands In Alabama

q s 1s "a June e. s
telegraph and mail,
bearing dss e ls and aou ns.ss respectively have been soa
cauon, unul otherwise directed e described lands q
10 wits
Once All The lands the DISTRICT except fol-
lows:
Townships 70 H. Inclusive ranges Ofsnge
once All in The district sresPt
Townships IS and ID, Of rausss ands
oS.se. 20 4 1 Ssa..s 81 aSsss and malta a.
Town ne. Y % ~ assys, q s"ss q anal,
Townships IS % q, inclusive, oirangs 49, and
Townshs u 10 ~, Inclusive Of IL all situated in the
as followst
Townships 81 and q, Oranges and Q.
townships y, q, and 2, ofranges
To.n.SiD. IL ~ 20 ~ II inclusive ,nan. q range TO-
S S%ap q 20 "sS, Of Sfsn nss and
Townships q and q, Of range IA
ohee DEAOrors; All lands district, sresr fol-
lowsi
Townships - 10, inclusive, Of range / east
Townships y TO \, inclusive, of range east
Townships y to le, Inclusive Of ranges and east
Townships u to 90 inclusive Of range 5 east
Townships 70 10 inclusive, Of range west
Townships i2 o IA, inelusive OF range ~ssti and
Townships 10 and IS, Of ranged 3, A. and 5west
Once GRrESvrLLr, tforwey Cahasa All the lands in the
district, except follows;
Townships to II, inclusive, of range S.
Townships to "a incusise Of range 8.
Townships "A n inclusive, OF range
Townships ~ to "a inclusive, of range
Townships 10 aud H. Of ronges ii, IL, and H.
Township IA, of range IA
Townships aud z, of ranges II and Ia; and
Townships q, 2, and q, Of ranges 10 and 30.
Which includes lands Pensacola and Montgomery
railroad
Montgomery All district easepi as
follows.
Townships - and %, OF range Is.
Townships - TO a. inclusive, of ranges 10 aud 20.
Townships y to "a inclusive, Of 81 %, and 23
Townships p To "a inclusive of "a, 25, and 20.
Townships 10 ga nclusve 20 and the Georgia
line and
All the lands south Of township ~ and pss of 26.
All lands district lying pest OF 10
north south line, together with the following
Townships 3, (, aud 5, of ranges 10 and H.
townships 10 aud H. of ranges 81, y, and 23i and
Township H. of ranges "a, ., and 20
includes lands the Pensacola and Montgomery
All the lands the district situated IL
aud south of the 3lst degree of latitude also
Town hips aud 2, north of ! and e west.
TnWnsh p /,
Townships 3 north, inciu i've, of range east
inclusive, OF ranges and east; and
Townships 10 6 mo- tl inclusive, Of range 4 east.
General Land 0hice the city o
THOs A. HENDRIX KS,
Commissioner
June 24-law6w Intel. b Start
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Law school Cumberland University, al Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Cauihers late of tho circuit
judges Of Tennessee.
Hon Nathan of the udges supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon Bromacd Ridley, orhe OF
Judges Carules their whole time exclusively
the school,
Plan finsrncton Daily examinations the
books lectures explanations of the
daily lessons the progress of the examinations
Weekly equity, which
Of facts given profess
them through all the in actual
practice The framed require them prepare
Deeds Wills records and ali of doenmen be read evil
in the trials Some OF taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly in the class, and
public the end every session The students act as clerks
jurors circuit judges and chaneeors, and in other oca
sacities connected with their suits.
SeonsThe first the third Monday
tember and third Thursday February. The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends seaona
Thursday in July.
Expenses per csson.-Tuon $50 advance eonnngen
81 boarding $50 Students furnish their
which can be had In the Lebanon bookstores.
sessions required complete unless the
No previous required
regular classes Students may
any during the collegiate year.
Number students the last collegiate year eighty
ROBERT l.. CARUTHER5,
Feb ll-coly President Board OF Trustees
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PROTECTED BY royal letters patent Of Engand secured by
me seals Of Ecoe do Pharmasie de Paris and the Imperial Co.
ege Of Medicine, Vienna.
Tnesemar No the remedy for general debility loss
uue power premature decay and all the distressing Cons
qucuces arising from an early abuse SC IT. effects ecacous
YOUTH manhood and Old the vinle would
impaired, the asctins II TTiesenar were
universally adopted all physical impedmsnts mage
before m influence thus rendering lie invaluable
torinE the marriage
T"emHr No completely and entirely cradicaea
disorders which copnva thought
anudoe for, the ruin the health portion pop
uiaion.
Tnesemat No 3 the great European remedy for that c Of
disorders which, unfortunately, the English physician
the inevitable destruction Of patents constitution
and which All the satHaparlla In the world
Triesemar Nos l. and alike devoid smell,
oil nauseatine qualities. They may lay without
their use being detected,
Sold in tin cases. 81 divided separate
ministercd by Napeau, Lalgmand, Rour sc.
To be had Wholesale and retail, H. Barrow No. %
Green street. Canal New York. specially appointed by the
proprietor and patenee for the United States and
usher part Of America Immediately receiving remittance,
Mr.. Barrow will forward the THesemaT any II world,
securely packed and addressed according the instructions Of h
writer.
Relal agents required. Terms cash.
Nov p-diyr
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OTuoE % THK MAINLAND CoAs0LIDATKD LoTTKMEs,
Baltimore Maryland, July !, ls55.
TNHE Maryland State deemed IL
his duty caution the public against the EwindeTs
mail and otherwise fraudulent lottery schemes
pretend be the agent for the sale Of tickets which
g wholly nctiuous
The only legal lotteries Maryland those daily under
the Of the commissioner elected By the people
the State under the constitution and approve the
schemes and 10 attend 20 The drawings.
All the tickets in lotteries and all certificates Of packages Of
tickets, og aphed IF X Brennan agent
for the Once the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries
Baltimore, MaTylaRd.n All Others are fraudulent.
For iu information the subject Of those frauds address
Y. X. Brennan,
Sept a8-diy Baltimore. Maryland.
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mo 55sl
Notice

Of uglkdraoal Of lands IN Florida and Alabama
IN pursuance aCt entitled An act granting public lands
10 alternate sections, hv states Of FLORIDA and Alabama to
said States"
I'M May s5e the lard lying within hoen miles
Of following railroads branch named said
wiz from ST. JOhRs JaeksouFs, To the Of T.
Gambia bay, Prnsaeola from Amelia island the Atlantic
Tampa buy branch Cedef Key, bs
Guf Of MEXICO teHcspt Tampa bsy portion south Of Us u
with the Ccdr kty branch and from Pensacola FLORIDA
Aabamn-have by instructions This ONCE been
suspended from and location until further orders
Given the General Land nee, the
Washington this twenty Third day oC Nay, Is56
TnOS. A. HENDRICKS,
May a4-lAw6wf TStar n TRiel.l Commissioned
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Completion of Panama Railroad

Reduction Of Fare 10 California;
r. United States mail steamships leave New York
%S3 for Aspinwan the 9th and Goth Of each month,
NlAR connecting with mail steamers from Panama 70 San
U00&AM Francisco.
These steamships inspected approved Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safsy
The Panama railroad IA from
to and Is crossed in hours The baggage Of
checked New York through Francisco
embarked Panama bY the
The paid Yor all expenses Of the up.
Reserve kept In port New YORK, Panama. and
Fan Francisco prevent detention in Of accident % thai
the route IL endrey rsiiabts.
Passengers day they arrive Aspn-
Conductors through by each and take charge Of
women and children without other protectors,
For through tickets the apply III
West street, New York, L. W. RAYMOND.
Mayb-du
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAIING-ls56.

stopping Southampton, both and returning, they OneT
proceeding London HavTe advantages
other route, for the economy OF time and money.
Passage from EeD York to Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin, saioon $3.50 cabin, saoon $40
second do, $50
All letters aud newspapers pass through post ofee
No bills ladng viii be signed parcels received the day
sailing
An experienced surgeon Ia attached 10 each ship.
FoTfrelght or passage apply 10
q. Ii. SAND, IL South William ST., N. Y.
q. A. HElNEKEN Co., Bremen.
CROSKEY x Southampton.
WILLIAM IsELIN Havre.
Feb 97-dly
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TO THE LADfEsMr. r. T.. HARPER % Bloomfield street,
Boston, hnH choice ~ rich md
elegant embroidered hall dresses, the Pnsian style,
which universally admired Newport last A. he
then able supply demand he takes this opportunity
10 inform the ladies opsnnR fresh supply
which white, and very appropriate for bridal costumes
Also head dresses cnure capotes, cDa mantes &C. all Of
which embroidered black white lace and
NJ wroaths of flowers, feather flowers, &C.
~ BThs only the United States where these
goods obtained,
BosToN, January s. 1850,
Jan e-Qawaw
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Punell Toudvine Johnson Gray and Sessions.
In equity county, before A Spence
Judge OF the eth iuGicial circuit Of Maryland.
THE object of this suit is procure for
al estate for the pa0n percung
Lhr complainant 20 the interest said o
Maria The
s. Mackey late Of Somerset deceased by
all his kind
after her death William NJ ID. Townsend, Townsend
VI Ann
worth four hundred dollars The bill
said susan Of her life the e
thereto purchase by said tohn slemons Ann
Nances death
Semons and Josiah Engwofh his
nj all said Johns the death William d. Townsend
and the title Of Maria Sessions and Mary
Townsend and the descent ofher Mary semon
slemuns her interest
tnd lot TO the complainant the purchase said John
mons IN his lifetime OF Mara Sessions interest
destroyed Of Susan smr, and the descsn,
Of her her brother tn said H. my, and the sale
by said lCny Of all his certain johnson Cray
the State Of Virginia that the complainant sszed
eutb and the said Gray Of subject
ants estate for The life u sad SUSAN living
advanced and praying for decree establishing complain
sold
John slemans decree aT sale v
the purpose Of paruon and for publication aea
snd Maria and Johnson who residents
theeupon this third day OF June eighteen hundred
the subscriber crcu Judge OF the eighth Judicial
land ordered t the complainant
be inserted In puhhCdin Washington city
each Of Eve successive weeks before
appear court in person OF on so
cor before the fifteenth day Of tins
premises and show II they have why should
not pass a. prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE
True copy-teEt
GEyrE WooLToEB CleTk,
lyme 7-laW5wif
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mo. SEA
Notice

Of the renoral Of he land Office from Lebanon to CsHb
in The STATE Of alabama.
accordance with the provisions Of the act Of Congress enhs
An auhuEug changes location Of land ofices,
approved March > less IL herrby declared and made
The Office Cor the public lands the
ALAAAMA, will removed CENTRE,
state, after the thiHy first day II July
hand the city Washington this l7h day
June, A. ID. 1856
By order Of The President:
THOS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
June is-lAw6w Iutel zstarj
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mo- 66OI

NOTICE Of the Withdrawal Of lands n wisconsin
" pursuance Of approved % June 1885, granting
Tic and the Wisconsin IN the ennsucti6n Of
railroads IN said State" ued from this Or
h withdrawing from market until further o'drrs al re iaaa N
raid State md continuing the same
fore ordered bY telegraph The Qoth d
portion LANDS viii restored - market when the 81
pccd Of the 0f the roads received
office Of which restoration 20 days public notice win be given
Given hand General Oce the CITY Of
Washington, this l2h Of June, A. d. 1876.
THOs, A. HENDRICKS, Commissioned
June lS-law6w Intel \ star,l
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IL. IL. GILL EFT ,
Counsellor at Lac,

removed his Office his resid in Franklin Row, corner
and Thirteenth He will continue devote his alien
don principally United Supreme
devoted much time The law concerning paent he will
opinions legal questions arising before
the Office and appeals to the chief justice assistant
Columbian
preparation and trial of suits concerning patents
lie viii also written opinions and for
ties Congress either Departments
prosecute claims before board established for their
adjudication.
nrt1 g-dtf
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mo. 564.

NOTICE the removal OF the land ONCE from
IN Daconah Usage, in the state Of Iowa
Ia with the provisions Of the OF Congress entitled
"An authorizing changes the location Of land Offices
proved March 3D. 1852 hereby declared and made ha
land office for the sale Of public lands Daeorah In The
osa, viii be removed the OF Osage said
State, from and after the thirty rH day Of July nsrt
under hand, the city Of Washington, this twentieth
day OF June, A. ID. 1885.
BY order OF the Presidenti
THOS, A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land ONCE.
June 2l-law6w Intel. b slaI
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ST. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
htnr Ernnthahurn Ere1erirk Gnlnin MI

THE annual Of studies this institution
gath August and Thursday June.
board and tuition $3.50 payable
advance There charges music,
ing and also for Spanish Italian German aud Latin The terms
Tor the primary department composed o pupils undet
9Oo per annum payable halt yearly In advance.
Letters Of inquiry should be addressed MOTHER sUPE
RIoR Of 81 Josephs Academy, Emmsburg Frederick County
Maryland.
Jul
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\ assan HAN college of new Jersey, Prlnoelon,

Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And brought 10 min
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days ~ aud lang syne."
The members Of the senior class ending June,
the junior class of the ending June, 1884,
class Of the ending June 1881 and the Freshman
ending Juuc, $780, hereby requested
Washington, D. the third March, A.
brighten the links Of the chain love fendshn
greeting and sympathy, unilmey fate
Of their most promising compeen.
preliminary meeting OF the solappointed will be
held the FIRST Monday in September A. 1856 the United
Hotel, Chesnut Fourth and Streets
which members Of the classes whom
venient invited attend when the will
adopted 10 secure as fun an attendance possible.
In time, those addressed
furnish the secretary ofte
their respective post Offices
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
Of Trenton N. j.. Chairman Of COMMITTEES.
ALEXANDER q. BART, NJ. D.,
OF Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER,
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
Of Winston, Allegheny Co, Md,
SAMUEL P. RICHARDS,
OF Balsto Iron and Glass Works, n j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery comfy, Maryland,
Committee
JoHN WEDMAx, Of Lebanon, Pa Secretary.
March 27-lawthaT3 TInteliRencer
All newspapers the civilized countries OF the world request
ed this advertisement their editorial
beTs Of the several classes scattered through
visions the globe all United
States Of America requested give Frauous
casiona between this date and the 30 Of March A. D. 1857
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THE EARNEST MAN.-Life and Labors Of Adoniram Jud-
u roni BY Mrs. CUnant-
Dexter Romano.
" Sssssll MoHon /" novel, BY Francis Parkmnn.
tAul Feuolin tale by the author of ak Poems by w
Doct NttngeFs Evils Of Vaccinations by O. schefefdeck
er,M n,
For sale by TAYLOR n MAURY,
Mar % Bookstore, near Ninth street.
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned they this day formed lin
tied partnership the firm Of Appleton Co whose place
the buying
selling Stocks drafts foreign and domestic exchanged bonds
and cheeks the Of general stuck brokerage and
exchange business that William Stuart Appleton and Henry w
Howell reside said city, general partners aud George
resides Louduun county, Ngnia and special partner
George Rust has contributed his Of The the
stock thousand dollars
said partnership this 18th day Of March, 1885,
terminate the 18th day Of March, 1887
VIM. STUART APPLETON,
w. HOH ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, of Virginia.
HAVING associated ourselves together indicated In the
Ill notice, the purchase and sale Of
stocks hank oegn and domestic exchange collection
Of sight and bills negotiation Of oans bonds bills
pamisoy business public securities rcanGe
Of money We will make city collections, deposites pay
checks, and aIow interest on standing accounts.
We have secured the services Of Mr. LAWRENCE p BAfNE
tof the 81 Srden WitheTs Co., Washington c..
his undivided the general business Of
house, and all his therein will be fully recognised
APPLETON 4 CO.,
April Sow 2l4 Baltimore
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virginia Land.
Dec7 dtf

HAVE for sale 0 wood s y r wen watersd and has
plenty land The railroad and plank road both
pass through distance from Fredenckbu 10 miles, and
he AN from Orange Court house.
FurheT ds.crron wishing
IT, The whole ne had for I'VE dollars acre
third cash be divided TO suit purchaser A. higher
price, Apply 70 n u THOmy
June a-iswsw Fredericksburg, Virginia.
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are also invited.
NOTE

Proposals be guaranteed responsible persons cert
fed 20 such BY judge Of record and
he bidder surety,
bsforu the 1T Of October, la26
No pay viii he made Cor trips performed and for each Of such
omissions satisfactorily explained three The
may be ded ced for arrivals far behind time break con
neHon with depending nails, and sufficiently excused one
fourth Of the Compensation for the subject utiure
Fines viii be imposed unless The delinquency be promptly nd "
itHcnfty explained for nsFtcnr the mail into
post Once far suffering 70 be innred destroyed robbed Of
lo and Cor rcusng nrT demand, convey the mail IRE
Qu,nty contractor runs, running,
hcvs the Tue General may the
Cor repeated nures aKesshy contaf Tor Dis
nheyng the post once laws instructions the department
The alter The tie order
of by allowing pro increase
the pay He also dsconuHJr service
part pro decrease pay allowing
81 dispensed
with Rds should be addressed the second Assistant Post
General" supgsibed prayota for Ne $751; Florida"
further arcsars pamphlet advertisement for
mails Virginia, North Carolina, SOU Caroiips Georgia
Florida, dated January n, 1885. MES CAMPBELL,
June l3-law4w Postmaster General
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d. III,
EDWARD r. HELaBoLD, se@etay.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter No a17 d street.
James Williams, No y IN street.
MARINE SURVEYOR.
Captain j. P. Levy No 474, Pennsylvania avenue.
GENER VI SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson
The business company compare fayeraby with tlt
most successful OF similar institutions the United states
From the Isl day Of August 1885, i've months m January
1856 the premiums received amounted to the large hun
bred and eight thousand hundred and my dollars viii
only forty six hundred and sixty dollars repored
With these evidence Of and good management the dEec
thar The security offered ample and that all fair claims viii be
With view Of aaedne ample indemnv 70 he bubble The com
pany have deposited with
THEIR BANKERS,
Cash and premium notes provide accruing
TRUST FUND OF ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
payment of losses.
o% aEIa'
all kinds Of anspor ed BY VESSELS
% " or from any Of EUROPE and
The of premium win be low companies and IN
will be taken into consideration.
All losses spe Oily adjusted and promptly paid
Office northwest corner Pennsylvania avenue and
street, Washington city, D. c.
Northeast corner Wanut and Second street, philadelphia
New York "A. w Thompson, No. 10 Wall street
Boston-OHver Brewster No. 4 State street.
Baliulore--B. Il Richardson, ~ Baltimore street
Ciucunau-Tayor h Anthony.
CharIeston-J II. Taylor, l2 Z. Bay street.
New 0reans-Harman Doane.
MongomeTy-Aibeu Williams.
MOBILIZE &. Waugh.
Pittsburgh. Hunter, No. 80 Water street
savannai-A. Wilbur, No. III Bay street.
Augusa-Girardey, Whye, 4 CO.
Atlana-Mafcus A.
Trenton-Narr 4
Fond du Lac-Robeu A. Baker
Vicksburg- j. Putnam.
Bufalo--A. Barker.
Memphis-W. E. Milton.
Derou-Thomas Palmer d Son.
Mlwauke-A. Wellington Hart.
Welshurg Virginia-Danfoh Brown jr.
Erie, Pennsylvania A. Craig
Wyoming Pennsy sania-R. C. Smith.
Louisvile--H. II. TimbeTake
Nashvllo-Joseph Nash.
Portland-n Robinson, IT,
Chcago-E p. Ward
San FtancIscO-W itam Biggs.
Lous-Thomas f. general agent for south
aud States.
other principal cities of by
officers of the company.
June l3-dly
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GOLD silver plated specaces eye glasses k
VI all focuses psfoca pescopc, and paFa6ola glasses
long experience peculiar advantages In selecting glasses
adapted to the eyes Of wearers
NJ. W. GAIT n BRO,
324 Penn avenue between Ninth Tenth streets
Jan 9s-u
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The New York and Liverpool United states
Mail steamers.

The sbip, oomprIrlSE this line arc the following,
Tho Atlantic, Capt Oliver Eldrdge.
The beiuc Capt jos ConEtnck
Tho Adnaug Capt James West.
F-r. These ships having been built By contract
Sf4 pressy for government service every
taken IN their construction, also in their
- 10 insure strength and speed and their accommo-
dauons for passengers unequaled and comfort
Price OF from New York Liverpool
IN second cabin s5 Prom Liverpool TO New York. 90 and
guneaa
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship,
No herthE he until paid for,
The ships Of hs line have light bulk
avoid danger from north ID
until amer The is Of August