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Editorial Rules.

All communications must be accompanied
by the real name of the author, but may be
published with a fictitious signature.
Notices of Marriages, Deaths, and Religious
Meetings will be published free Of charge.
Notice of the meetings of Charitable Insti-
t~utions, aad Political and public meetings gen.
orally, half the usual rates Of advertising.
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"A List Of Letters,

Remaining in the Post Office at Ottumwa.
And if nottaken out before the first July 1856
will be sent TO the dead letter Office, at Wash.
inptnn CITY
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Republican Ticket.

Republican Ticket.
For Secretary Of State.
ELlJAHfSELLS, Musca,ine.
.Auditor of State.
JOHN PATTEE, Bremen.
Treasurer of State.
M. L. MORRIS, Polk.
attorney Generaa
SAM UEL A. RICE, Nahasaa.
Presidential Electors.
RHEUBEN NOBLE, Clayton.
II. O'CoNNoR, Musca,ine.
DANL. F. MILLER, Lee.
w. M. STONE, Marion.
April Election.
For Judge Of the Sd Judicial District
CALEB BALDWIN, of Jefferson county 4,
For School .Fhnd Commissioner, OF
VapeNo County,
CHARLES II. LEGGETT.
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The prospect Of rain 10 increasing.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15

hNrrcrnn lRotnLrs Ar N,rfrs -
'"e I ;. iriestc Congress arrived at VA
~ on the 2Sth OF October, aher n years
using IN different paris OF tho Nedlter>
mean, \ letter written by an officer 90
No. ailer giving graphic view OF the
"eA'enag state OF affairs in that capitol,
w. That things have assumed so serious
~ aspect tina, our Minister resident, Mr..
ven has made formal request Of our
'hmodore that some Of the ships Of our
.''dron may remsn here liil the dilicul'
"ate over
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15

We are indebted 70 the south Weston
Tor the following items
Tie ue"r continues to fi.e lasi and - ia
Gae boating order. Since 'nf lat. the
BIoomer hr made it.pto Jefferson. b'ius
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40 Ooo h.L.s I'd, which ep.,ulstufs iJuL
3p noo 1a.s.
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In cons, qn.uce II a fues,'rs Hate boul
r,nce
Tho larfor Iune. ja ccmmrn'rs IN
..,y. o.,,,,I ..,'. Superstition .rjHr a,d
States e"''' 7ma"i O. ''< "' ''' ',''t'.''
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15
Disguised Compliment from a High
Quarter.

The annexed resolution was adopted
with vociierous applause at the late large
aud enthusiastic Black Republican State
Convention Of New jersey.
Hcyolrcd. That one ot the bet fruits
OF this l'remont'-l triumph VII be- the re,
mova from the minds Of the Southern men
of an cnormou. prejudice against the \otth,
that Il viii sustain and Jnstiy such SuutL>
ern patriots as Houston. Dates. aud Btu. /.
that the South viii then see that the Nprih
Is resisting u mousifous wrong aud .rek
lug nothing but what Is suielit right, tlst
consequent, the brotherhood Of the North
and South DESTROYED NOW by pro slavery
demagogues. viii be- te.rstabh-bed that
peace and tlend,tip shall be restored TINT
the North viii commit no aggression aud
tue south attempt no seressiot.; Tint 70 VIII
he proved in the language OF VI l,Ate-
that Il /. Islander aud a calnmuy aga NJ
the South TO predict that 1t will not submit
10 Fremont. election sud thet good men
ever, where "a the South 30 loss than lu
the \otth the East aud The N..t vdl
join with the patriotic Houston 40 pa, ing
the chosen chtei magistrate. ut The people
'"c "'"N'' 81 '"'" 'e'F'e''" h""'''#
W t.al do the kuo" \ottlngs tue X TOW
OF their leader, Tie psf,,auc' iIoE..
ttt,-' H.. man ,b,.,,,s ,,..t,, l.,-.,.. "a.
'''''''' W '''' '' p" ~ '''''." '''''''''' ,
Tue unworthy tao ~ buies, Bolts, and
Houston. These are the men who baiDied
for NJ Fillmore. lat v..o, III. aLo,.t.op
.....,.,.1....a Ain. ..l.ai.tl.....
P' '''"s '''' ~ 49,
wee Tor remon'' by assuring Tuna trees
sellers that they could 70 on withou, Any
l.nr Of dissolyins the nion.
RurtusrtsN seed Won recipes for
got !, at Nashville. aud il cured mo Of
,b,nn,aii.n In 1851. SINCE that time it
81. beer, extensively used for ,4e,yau. rsins
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15

Butick. n noted keutucky race horse
only three Yeas oil, has been so l''
: 900
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15

Hon. ca, VI Bynn la. h.pn ia Austin
several DAYS IT, say The sugar crop p
Icxas j.. almost an ,rtoe failure. ImfF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-11-15

The annexed resolution was adopted
with vocIlerons applause at the late large
aud enthusiastic Black Republican State
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Fm~ ,he Pan. pesa.s. oes. -.
THE PEACE CONGRESS III PARIS.


Prussia having been admitted Into this commission,
Sardinia also claimed that privilege, affirming that che
had greater right to be represented than Prussia as the
latter had been belgerent power she added that
her absence would be interpreted exclusion to which
she could submit 1t replied 10 Sardinia that her
claim incontesaby superior TO that Of Prussia and
that her representative would be admitted Thereupon
the cabinet of Turin despatched its delegate in all haste to
Constannope IL that the delegates TO the
powers are this in Constantinople all laying
claim equal representation in the commission where
as il had been decided In the Congress Of Paris that the
commission should be composed alone of the delegates Of
FIVE powers. Is not this irreguarity that should
be removed by the Congress The latter which could
not anticipate everything did not decide the con-
stituon OF the commission nor on the power on which
should be conferred the presidency, The result is that
everybody lays claim to the last honor Turkey claims
II the plea that the commission Is first to meet
at Constannople, and then to carry Its delibera
tons In Bucharest other imperial town. Turkey
appeals to presidents above ALL to those OF Vienna and
Paris At Vienna Count Buol presided over the con-
erences At Paris Count Waewski presided at the Con-
gress Turkey, therefore, asserts that il is the right
or the privilege of the representative of the sovereign
in whose territory the Congress meets to perform the
honors Of the meeting. Bat another side the COM
mission is in a certain degree only the representa-
tive Of the Congress Ii possesses in itself no powers,
and acts only delegate of the Congress. This is
of the 10th and 18th March As the commission is
the representative Of the Congress, ought 1t not to
be presided by the French delegate, as the Con-
gress presided by OF the penpotentaries OF
France Next Austria she wishes to connect the
commission of the prncpates with the conference OF
Vienna which prepared the bases Of the treaty OF peace
England likewise seeks of attrbutng to her
se the presidency but as she does entertain hope OF
obtaining the latter she will support it is said the pre-
tensions of the Porte This question is more than one Of
presidency it is question of influence fthe presidency
object of dispute it is in consequence OF the
.,. I'D the Office, The president will Ger
tanly be the organ of the = -. -, ~,
tons with the local authorities and parncu.-. '.
special dvans which the Sultan is bound to
is therefore, easy to understand the prepondeance which
will be exercised by the president the resolutions Of the
commission and the grand interest which attaches to that
Office. The Congress is alone possessed OF sufficient
thority to decide these several preensions.
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by JAMES Q. moGUIaE, Au..,onser.

A AGNIFICENT ERARD GRAND PIANO FORTE, HORSES
aud carriages superior Paris made cabinet furniture French
eaisle and daak Sandstone carpets,
s he residence
j. DE osma, peruvian mnster) Indiana
enss (Which 10 from Pas and
have been Ia use but a few moniha,) comprsirg
Magnifeen rosewood grand piano. from Erards, at cost
sue solid rosewood parlo fanirure finished in rich Grim
sou brocatele consisting Of two French sofas two
Suite Of reception room furniture finished in blue silk dam
ask consisting Of soa arm and side chairs curtains and
suile OF oak furniture, finished crimson and gold
a s s e. ss"sh % ar" and 0u
Suite Of solid oewood dining iurniure covered with
Suite mahasary finished French
dnmask consisting OF Turkish chairs, rocker, and
splendid French plate mirrors heavily
Elegant rosewood mirror, back etageres
-. -'e superb French manlel clocks
mi r"ir an, n : tables, with marble tops -.a.rn
Tu i ~, pa. Il, N, = gilt chandelier ......
One superio, English DIM. room chandelier
Suite q four crimson brcca,. curtains lined throughout
Superior ~a Ens." se"e, and Brussels carpets oclO, rugs
Esssn French plate miro. ,.%,s ws,d01e'
Ehrabethian and French brdsnads 49,. ,,.,.a.
Boosters pillows, blankets, comforts, sc.
superior mahogany secretary and bookease
Elegant oak eseritoire, writing desks
Pins mahogany marble-to sideboard
solid mahogany extension dining table ..,,.o
silver plated cutlery covered dishes, caSors coasters
Trays baskets
c glass fire irons
Oak hall = Brussels stair carpets
Refrigerator copper cooking utensils, &c.
ALSO
AT a O'Clock, In front OF the residence--
family carriage, TUT 70 ordef by
Lawrence, New forf
One superior French c0upee
we . rs OF silver plated carriage harness
Saddles robes, covers, whips, &C
ALSO
AT the tine disposed OF at private sale befoe
splendid pair bay carriage horses of fine style and
action, and superior travellers
Termsi and under that credit OF sixty
and ninety DAYS interest
s-Ihe will open Monday, l7th Instant from 10
m o'clock JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Nov sd Auctoneer.
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Proposals for Oil for Light houses.

Once Light Board, November !, 1855.
cEALEp PROPOSALS. viii received this office until
O'Clock NJ Saturday the 18th day Of November for sup
% 81 or 10 be delivered along-de uppyy,
Boston, New York city, New Bedford OF Nan
mined on at The time accepting bid s welmsde ea.s.
ans also :, The point o.wer W
No. 4, wins
0' NO. : prs,s sperm on, :. day Of April iss1
Lot No sooos hh tboassnd be. winter or
Lot soes y S on us best
pressed sperm on, on the lat day Of August, 1851
FOR THE LAKES.
Lot No 1900 dive thouand) gallons strained
pressed sperm OIL, al o.weso, New York. on toe Is,
day ofMay, 1857, o. Immediately AFTER The opening Of
The oil comprised delivered osweso for the
ss on The Lakes must es 10 mH es pine or
ana free from expense United states All the Of
up sSS mo ss
the transportation the oil from the contractors warehouse or
The several o rtqurrd delivered alongside Of the
10 READINGS. receive supply
should sO e .sy % tssrSs The 81 90 S Day, T. ~ e ,p
deliver = . az ssn q .as ss. house
All ha oil contracted FOR under the foregoing proposals. 10
md Of specific burning, and such
Other means A. may Be aosan pops y the person o. person.
quird remain npd temperature Of "a degrees OF lower OF
Propo... viii be reserved md considered for each separately.
OF Tor The whole quantity, required II the opuon Of es bddsfi ea
on. designated Nos and III. bids
proposed by the number nambrs
quantity each lot Of OIL and the price gallon
All bids be scaled, and endorsed "Propo.as for on o
and then placed IN another envelope, and directed
Secretary Light house Board, Warrington, c.
bond saisfacuon Of department,
penalty equal oueh Of the % each conrac, made I'M
oregons ropo VII be required Of each
faithful performance OF each counci 10 be
ed within days amer the acceptance % Tho bid.
board authority 81 the department the
reject any though be the lowest from other
sldo than lts
THORNTON A. JENKINS,
Nov l-codtl5thNoy Secretary.
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OFFICIAL.


May %, 1886
NOTICE hereby given to the holders purs-
ant 10 JAY 1885, that such stock
deemabe by terms will be paid The Treasury the
eed thereof the l2 u November next,
when interest thereon will cease.
continue purchase such stock prior 70 said
day redemption viii therefor the following premium, In
addition the day Of purchase with
days interest for money rencb the vendor;
such Treasury between the lot day Of
June and the day Ivy ncye half Of cent
the amounts specified IN the certiacs,esi
received between the LIST aho st Gays august
one four,h Of per cent;
And on such stock received august the In
terc thereon additional interest only win BE-
paid. tf.
Of ,uch stock this du-
ASSIGNED the ad entitled receive the
pror TO the is J"y The current
half years assed by The present s.ehhoder,
Otherwise such will be payable a. heretofore
And notice holders Of otbs sock me United
will purchase the between me t
day Of December merit une e sun
shalt previously obtained and VIII pay of me same
IN addition 90 from the day OF the %
for the money 70 reseh
be vendor, following rites Of premiums
On stock Of the loan Of 1912 premium OF 10 cent
ON sock OF inc loans OF s47 OF 10 cent
And ON stock issued 9th September 1885, com
monty called stoch, premium OF per cent
transmitted nocn should be duly assigned
70 the United states by party enlcd receive the money and
sent previou. st July, the current hafysa interest
by present oohhoder, o'nsfWe ms
half year that dag VIII Be payable 10 III" as mere
tofore.
Payment for ali foregoing win be made by drans on s
assistant treasurer. Boston, New York, or Fhsdepha ns mo
p''uo' '"'''1 : JAMES GUTHRIE,
NAV qp-s,nl9sov Secretary Of the Treasury.
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gentleman who lives in Mount Eden precinct Spencer
county Kentucky who Is hundred aud -four years of
age was 90 solicitous for Mr. Buchanan Tues
day that he rode horseback from bis home TO the pre-
cncs distance OF miesand returned TO bis home
with his heart full Of hsnkuness that he bad been spared
to give vote tor the tmehonored principles Of
party which have ever been 20 dear 70 him.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-08

ny-At q meeting OF the Buchanan and Brec kfnridge
Columbia held Friday evening, November
mouou Of Charles g. Walach, ESQ.,, unanimously
Resolped That OF member. club be ap
painted president
tho Committee jackson Democratic Association,
celebrating the
vcoy democracy and their laboss the late
presidential contest.
In pursuance
appointed Charles Walaeh, Walter Lenor Thomas Fisher,
David McComb, A. Is. Carton
CORNELIUS BOYLE, President.
Jso T. POWELL,
Secretary pro tenn.
Nov
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-11-08
BY Il f l. Il G X A p III /.
Terrible Destruction by Fire.

SYRACUSE, Nov. s-A terrible conhagration occurred
here this morning Twelve in the first ward
tey swept by the destroying element consuming one
hundred buildings and rendering housees at least hun
bred families Among the buildings consumed the post
Office banks and stores fortunately however, the letters
in the post Office and most Of the papers and books in the
banks saved high wind raging al the time, and
to be obtained efforts could arrest
the progress of the fire. The loss about 81 000 The
principal sufferers L. G. Avery, OOoo and Lynch
Brothers, S20,O 900.
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mo. SOL
Notice

OF The Temporal rsnopa Of "a, ia,a Office from Winora 70 Fort
bauif, IN Mnre.ota Territory,
IN sccoranco with provisions the n Congress- entitled
act authorizing changes location of land Offices,
approved March 1853 hereby declared and made
land Office Of public Winona,
tory viii be temporarily removed TO Fsbaut
affeT frsfd day Of Jaruarp, 1857,
Pre- enpuop claimants vicinity wnonn
entering land will perfect their proofs
on preparatory ts removal ~.
under my hand city Washington this 9as day
October, A. D. 1855.
ny order Of tho PRESIDENT
THoa. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
Oct o5 -lawew flntslhatar1
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l,UBRaH FOR THE HOLIDAYS the Pleasures
" and Pains Of treedo translated RON the German Of A. Stein
and Ro-alie Koch by tBnstmanie Price IS cents,
Ttan Tales and Legsnd rsnsated from The German Of An.
gusie Linden by Trauermane. rs cents
The Pearls Taller, German Of Olga
Eschenbsch Agnc. Frsp,i by Tranenants rs
Kansas Interior and Exterior If, including fn ve~ ofir
poial history, social % climate soil productions
scenery ac BY Sara T. g. Robinson 81 Just rob she'd, and
for TAYLOR MAuHYS
Novs Bookstore, 9th street.
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THE my sixty thousand acres
Of finest The n Tsras, which sy wiz nspos
Of reasonable large small tracts 20 az.
lands lie the hneces vaey
and The nrest sugar coon
Emigration II tending rapidly
witch for health and good wsser cannot
surpassed earth There h.s wagon ,oso
Corpus Christi the su where ship
ping products and them on We
hpsdred and t~e n'y acres
desired AZ we have large smonst
accommodating The tue " indie
addre.. Of the under
will and mate and viii
WHITE h LOGAN,
ATTORNEY. st-ls., serun, Tsrns.
W. STEVENS,
Attorney -ptar, Abingdon Virginia
Dot l4-9avdhcplmos
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The state OF south CsroIsps, Chester Dsstrics, In
Chanc~ry.
williams ?. GIN and others nm, =, p,,,,aor
Grim Coleman and Others.
QY ORDER OF equity made IN the above Jane
Parkinson her " such there he, hereby
establish their the
Of July, ls57 and
failure by said time that The whsa
will be paid those who have already esiabhed h,
rights in the premises
MATTHEW WILLIAMS,
Commissioner in Equity for Chester District
SoUTu CAROLINA, CHwsTHp,
Commissioners Once, Aug os, 1885,
Aug a0-lsw6mcp
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CO. The Nineteenth Annual neetiug of the "LadIes'
Union Benevolent nd Employment Society will be held
evening" November l0h the Rev NJ sam.ous
E. between 9Th tn streets The public respectfully invited
attend.
Slit
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JACOB REED,


ARMY AND NAVY CLOTHING,
No. 10 south Finh street, Philadelphia
All color. and oua,r. military arCy cloths constantly
hsnd, and foe sale the lowest prices,
Oct ls-d6mt
CosHEsr's M,ntsry Engineering sna implements
Of War. volume, London lsh5. z
Constitutional History OF the Bnushcot
onics. \ volume, London, 1885,
Foreign Courts, being history dponacyi ~
ssthe Rowing Enslish-,an," volume, London 1885.
Court the Peerags shdhe House Of Commons
10 May, 1866.
Practical Navigation Nautical Astronomy and Mete
oroiosy | volume, London, lrsS.
Hundred French Phrases Tor those who aspire 70 speak
Novs FRANcK TAYLOR.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LoTTE
RIEs OF MARYLAND.

The following NJ the Instu,s
Lottery class 2so, drawn November 2, 1856
10 Al "A o. ~ 4e rs Sc CO II 30 80
- o.--R r, FRANCE Co, Managers.
Nov R-H
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AMERICAN MANUFAoruRE.-There eighteen
Establishments for manufacturing steel in country these
have a capacity for making 1900 tons per We
have the best ores in The world for making steel
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TRorrlss MArcH-A trotting match off at the Bos-
ton Trotng Park the 9th instant between Flora Tenn
pie and Ethan Allen, two celebrated rong horses in
which former beat the latter in straight heats and
won a purse Of 81 900. Time: 232s and 363.
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THANKSGIVING Mississippi, Kentucky and Michigan arc
now added to the States in which the goth of November
will be observed as thanksgiving
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tornado passed over Ports
mouth, Virginia Tuesday afternoon, The new depot
and engnshouse Of the eaboard and Roanoke railroad
recently completed alta cost Of $4,000 was entirely de.
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Know all persons BY these presents that has released,
from all further LIABILITY
payment OF cerheat. evidence OF debt
-, for the Of So issued by the ae republic Of
authorities the Of Texas,
be Uned States aecordasce with the
Of Congress, entitled An provide for the
Of such creditors Of the se republic OF Ter" are com
September eighteen hun
OF February, 1875,
TeIas, approved the LIST Of February 1856.
Az witness my hand and seal.
Anr 22-dillstJan ---- Il
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Form A.

nj by released,
United STATES Of America from all further
Liability claim OF certificate evidence OF debt
number for the sim of g. i"usd by the late republic OF
Texas State OF Texas the case
United States In aec"rdance WIN me
Congress, entitled an se.o provide Tor ihe
republic OF Texas as are com
prendsd in the act Of Congress Of September nine ssne nu
approved I'D. 2eth day OF February, @ na an ac'
OF Texas, approved the LIST OF February, e"
8 witness my hand and seal.
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MAMMOTH sHEEP-The St Lawrence American, of Og-
densburgb, New York, says:
aThe largest sheep saw board the steam
er Noherner her passage from Kingston to this port
He was two years DID, and weighed 3l5 pounds he
imported sheep and was exhibited at the Provincial
fair at Kingston. gentleman from Vermont had pur-
chased him. and was taking him home. The price paid
was S3l5-a dollar pound for mutton What think ye
of that farmers of St Lawrence He was large
young steer"
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BOSTON FIRE DEPARThENT-The seventeenth annual re-
port Of the Boston Fire Department for the year ending
September 1885, says the department has been called out
during that period 67 times. The loss by FIRE as far AZ
be ascertaiued has been s4sss55 Insurance $751;
s32 The engines all in good order and the depart
ment Is prompt and Efficient The chief engineer Elisha
Smith jr speaks dubously concerning the reen-
gu but INDUCES the hope she win prove valuable aux.
Hilary TO the department
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GRKAT sNow-sToRa-The Auburn New York; Ameri-
can OF the LIST inst says
yesterday few fakes Ct sifted down here but In
Oswego and Jefferson counties the very
friend informs that passenger train OF two coaches
drawn by two locomotives, six hours the road.
The fires repeatedly extingushed by the accumula
ton OF snow and place found to be Is inches
in depth This is remarkable for this time Of the year II
showed all around US"
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PROPOSED DATES or sAILING-lSs.

Stepping Southampton both and returning they Offer
proceeding London Hay
other route, for the economy OF ume aud money.
Passage from Re0 York Southampton and Bremen.
First cabin Eaoon $780, cabin, lower saoon 3llO
SECOND do, 500
All letters and newspapers pass through the POST office.
No bits adng will be gnedor parcels received the day on
saiug.
An experienced surgeon ia attached 10 each ship.
For freight or passage, applyto
q. H. SAND, II South William ST., NY.
o. A HEINEKEN u Co.. bremen.
CROSKEY Co Southampton.
WILLIAM IsEI.IE, nasIe.
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