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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-04-26
Central House.

He bhONSON.
"OULD respectful ~ apprse he public that he has
w thoroughly repaired and renovated this old and
avorite house, and is now prepared accommodate the
travelling community upon the most reasonable terms.
all times be supplied with the choicest vfands Of the
son. number attentive servants will always be in
attendance. Jan. l--dtf :,
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To Dauid Richardson, Defengont:
In the name of the United States, You are hereby sum-
moned and req ired TO answer the complaint in this
action, which said complaint is ie in the Office of
the CLERK Il this court. for the county aforesaid, the
city OF Saint Paul In said county, and to copy
your answer to the said complaint the at
his office in the City Of Saint Paul aforesaid, within
thirty days after the service of this you,
exclusive OF the day of such service nd if you fail to
answer the said complaint within the time aforesaid,
the panf In this action will apply to the Court for the
relief demanded in the complaint.
d. COOPER, Pif7s. Atty.
Dated at Saint Paul: April 8, 1856.
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FOR SALE.

A FIVE YEARS LEASE to sell cheap for Cash. Los
"A so by 100 with large store. dwelling and
house, Third street, St. Paul. For further partcu
lars, enquire of J,FKOST.
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MistaIlursouB Gurhs.
g HAMLINE HOUSE,
WILLIAM D. CHILLS0N, Proprietor

WIS House is now ready for the accommodation OF
the travelling Public. 1t is pleasantly situated
near the Upper landing. The rooms pleasant and
ary and the Proprietor is determined nothing shall
be wanting to make guests feel at home,
~ Baggage conveyed to and from the boats free of
charge. Red Wing, NAV IL. s66
The daily union., 1856-12-18
No. 56l.]
Notice of the Withdrawal of Lands in Michi-

IN pursuance Congress approved Sd June, 1885,
King grant State of MICHIGAN aid In the
strucon certain railroads instructions have
been given
aud OF the following
probably falling within the prescribed limits OF selection
until directed heretofore ordered by telegraph tbs
3otb Of Muy last, 10 wit; #a HeH
Office DusoAss All the lands in the district in the oaAsr
tala aud Ii vest south OF township
northern PrHaIa u the lands north oftowns
30, and west OF range 10 wost .E.#e.
the lands the district, all those
ships Ii, IL, 10, and "A lying west ofrange IA wesi
ce AL the lands in the district, except those
townships north township IL of
aud Of township 10 and east ofrange east.
All lands in the district lying between
and ia morrill, and all situated west Of range east
oee All the lands In the district lying east Of
range q west
MARIE AL the lands In the district situated
south ii township 81, ranges 30 TO 81 inclusive.
South OF township So In ranges 80 10 "a Inclusive
South OF u rs 80.
soufh Of township 81, In ranges % and IS.
North oftownrhip i6, In ranges ~ and 10; and
North oftownship 4e, in ranges "a and 42.
These latter embracing lands
Presidents No. 55 be oered July al saui
Marie which will therefore, be Offered nj The public sale
ordered. y
my hand the General Land Office, n the Of
Washington, this thirleenth day Of June, 1856. .
June 4-Iaw6wt lIn'ei snr.I Commissioner
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Notice

Of c E7brsRrrrrf ef tt7o fdfonal Land OEc.. n m
Territory Of Afuncso,a.
pursuance ~ the OF Congress, approved July
ued An act 70 establish additional land districts in Tho Ter
rorY ~ Mlnnrr1a embracing al that portion Of Territory
which lies north of the lun dividing townships IS and
nn mississippi river nearest
township line 70 he determined hereafter by the Commissioner
the General Land omce o SAID ver extending thence
the Missouri river said districts be called
and northwestern dsrcts,
line dividing eighteen hereby
carcd made known that the land
sbshed for the folows That for the norcasrn
the RuouIs.rD Superior and that for
the uoTfhwcasrr he
river, the mouth Of Madd river
Given under Washington third day Of
October a. %. 1856.
BY order Of the Presdenti
THO9, A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Onice.
Oct 4-law6ut flint. A sarl
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ruE orr.y OWE AUTuoRTzEpi-

THE ONLY ONE AUTHORTTEpi-The Rob Of DR. BOY-
YEAU LAFFECTEUR II far superior the
ney sarsaparia similar remedies. radically cues
whont All affections Of the skn dar,es croua
of itch, ulcers accidents from
period Of lie, and hereditary scmony OF humors AZ dpua-
tive II powerfully ocecOus caishs Of the bladder
fractions and other weakness of the arising
injections soundings Az aat syphic Rob
very sou diseases
o basam copava cuheh orrom Injections which rape
the without neufrnxing The Rob an
recommended syphic whether
ing and which have resisted the of mercury
of potassium.
General fer the United saes Gabriel Bondn ESQ.,
William street. New York. for wholesale orders Guo Duconge
New Orleans seuily, San Francisco.
The Rob Lacteu sold BY the druggists throughout
ted States The pamphlet Of Doctor a. de st. Gevns
cal propees Of the Rob win obtained by writing Rion
dn William street. New York who viii every information
a. r. prepared America the West In
dies NC ec ~ Tho United satss duties he has tho
Narch N-dIvs
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Land warrant Lost.

THE public arc hereby notified that the lth day u August
the Ebn Hcndon 60 whom land warrant No
fr acres tho Commissioner o Pension
r Inc United Congress Cor 1885 encluse
n The United sc9tsvo Abumare county, Nifvna
Inc snId land SON ~ Washington
ry that the transferred IN blank by the
dorsiuned and failed shid ~ Snyder and
believed the either frSndueniy taken from Nh
mai or lost. Il.
An persons are therefore hereby purchasing tho
warrant Intend apply the Commissioner OF Pensions loT
ELISHA HERHDoN.
Sent I0-lawfw
The daily union., 1856-12-18

No Sill
Notice of NE Re- establishment 81 me Land Office al Yin.
ceunes in hc State Qf Indiana.
IN COMPLIANCE with prov Congress ap
proved August 18Th, 1856 tniiud "An continue the land
ohccs AZ Nnceunes, Indiana,
certain lands Indiana Ioi
cluied within Vncennes dsuh hereby ciared
end made known that the Offices Yncen
have been oponfd for sale and entry of lands
asn ssid land Offices had not becn aboiished.
Given under hand city WRshnRon this 22d day oi
November A, ID. 1856,
THos. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioned Of the General Lend Once
Nov a5-law6w flint and siafI
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srR NarIELp HALr. nARrORp CO, Mr

Boarding School Tor BoysNpmbsr limited 10 Ttgentv
RrY, JOHN o, HErCU, PRINCIPAL.
TlIs institution II mites from baltimore
tunpfei having regular daily communication thence
Tho pupils required board with tho principal lodgings
(E wen NJ ihr rcbUo rOnm) herg under
unn remarkably healthy, and from empiH.
ton and vco The eue
10 youth whose guardians
business from giving personal attention clr supervision
Of instruction embraces
mahemacs and the branches preparatory college any
KIDD Of busincsp,
The winter scEEon viii November i and close the
lst of Aprii,
References; Reht Row bishops wh,iugham and Atkinson
Rev Dfs WYATT nr~ iOhns ugh ~ Evans, and
and Dr. Samuel Chew, Baltimore aud II. O. H Key, 81
MBTy's county Maryland,
Reference also be made n Samuel Marrau esq., pa
0C the Institution, oce Chesapeake
nal Company Washington y. e., who will give Information
the terms, nc.
Springfield, Fal'op Hartford county Maryland October
a. 1876
9S-enptf
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no THE LADiEs.-mr. r

TO THE LADiEs.-mr r. l., HARPER, - Broomhed street,
Boston, received
elegant straw embroidered ball dresses Of the latest Pan style
which universally admired Newpou A.
hen able supply tho demand he takes this opportunity
inform the ladies that he opening eh supply
which white, md appropriate for bridal
ho head dresses cofnre eapoes collars manes &C. all Of
which in embroidered black white aud
ETY. NJ wrcnths n srnw flowers, feather flowers, &C.
n BThis the only house in The United stairs where these
goods ho obtained.
nosToS, JnuuNy 5, 1890.
Ian 60 na~=yuv
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mo. 5Gs !
Notice
Jnun I3Iaw6v

Of HIthdrdrcgl Of Additional LaRds IN Florida.
FURTHER pursuance Of the entitled An act granting
public sections, States Of Florida anf
Aahsa, aid the consncon Of certain lronds IN Ea,d
approved i5th Way s6, Instructions communicated
officers Newnansviie and Tampa, lor
d. 9Th for the Withdrawal and suspension from sno o.
orders, O tho following described lands
fsng probable limits n selection of the Tampa Hay
Mau Stem railroad in said stale 70 wii
once nj NFwUAEsyIrLE situated south Of tho body
of withdrawn for the Cedar Key Branch railroad
divides twentyfour ana twenty I've
line dividing townships nineteen and twenty
lands situated rcst n the line dividing
and north n the linz which d.
vides townships thirty and hiryons.
Given under my hand General Land Once, the city o
W ashingon, this ninth day or september, 1885, - -
sen, lO-Iav0v Acting Commissioner
flint. nud stnr1
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r : - ..--...p.on both going and returning.
PROPOSED DATES or sAILme-lsSs.

Stopping Southampton, both gong returning they
proceeding London
other route, for the economy Of Time and money.
Passage from Ssw York 90 Southampton and Brsmsn.
Ft cabin, main saloon $3.50 cabin, saoon SllO
second do, 500.
All letters ard newspapers through the post Office.
No bills ading win be signed parcels received the day
sailing
An experienced surgeon Is attached to each ship.
sorfIsight or passage, apply 10
q. ii. SAND, II South William st., NJ
u. A, HEiNEKEN n CO., Bremen,
CROsKEY & Co Southampton,
WILLIAM l5ELIN, Tiavre
gT--dly
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Land warrant Lost.
Sept 10 iawew

THE public nre hereby notified ilh day of August
1885, undersigned James NJ. HALEY, whom land warran
40 720 for 100 sned BY the Lommissinncr q Pee
United satrs under e3, enclosed
United States mail scosvfs, Abfmarle county, Nr
uia Mess VI snyder B0n, o. Wash
inuton city, land ny an endorsement
thereon bsnk by The uHderirned and has ed
rpacu The and is believed mat hs
was either fraudnently The mails ~ lost
hereby warned against purchasnn ths
warrant apply the Commissioner of Pensions
for duplicate n said warrHHt . :. .,......
The daily union., 1856-12-18
Carpet ng, Curtain Materials, aud Furnishing <
GOOis Generally.


IS rich Mosaic
IS do Chenille do
SO do velvet
rs low priced tuited do
SO rich chenille and velvet parlor
loo druggeu cSumb co,hs all sizes
Is pieces printed drugges all widths
pieces coIored figured damask for dancing cloths
8 baies Cocoa, Jue, sheep skin. and other mats
pieces felt carpeiing for Offices dc
10 pecea IA. a. o. 05, la, aud 1874 linen sheengs
80 pairs ~, 10 4, II 4, and 1914 bed blankets
$50 pairs crib and cradle blankets
so pairs seIvants and ironing blankets
rs quilted bed comforts
25 white MaFseiles bed quilts, all siEss
l50 sup double damssk liable cloths all sizes
rs pieces table damask, ali widths
$50 dozen damask napkins
80 dozen damask towels
100 pieces huckabact and diaper t0wellngs
Is rich cloth piano covers
90 do table
10 pieces very rich Lrocatel for curtains
40 laines do
IS do worsed damasks do
50 very rich Union damasks for curtains
10 do suiped cps for dining room curtains
10 do plain furniture covering
Is do plain aud twlled Turkey red cashmerei
$50 pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
IS do do muslin do
Ito piecer emhridered curtain musins
so pieces bun shade linens and fix
$50 painted window shades nhd hrtures-
Tog.thef with complete stock Of article In line
que for housekeeping all OF which will be offered
be had Of other house In the csuH
The public respectfully invited 10 for themselves.
HooB, BROTHER, co.
Sept 20-3tnwdwif
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ST. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies,
Nenr Ernn1iti.htlrn Erc1erick (oilnfn MI

THE
9th August and terminates the last Thursday In June The
for board md tuition $3.50 payable
ally In advance. There charges music drawing
ing usd also Tor Spanish Italian Gemau and Latin The
r the primary department compognd o pupils under nine
500 nnnum, payable haE yearly in advance.
Leicrs OF inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER SUPE
Maryland.
Jul 8-dIycnr.
The daily union., 1856-12-18
mo. 562l
Notice

Of the rcnoVal Of the land Office from Lebanon 10 Centre
in he State Of Ala5aHa
IN accordance with provisions Congress entitled
An authouzRg changes Ia the location az land Offices
hereby declared made
Office the sale OF public lands LsnAsos in the sie
win be removed the OF CENTRE, In said
State, und aler The hiTiy-hrst day " July
my the city Of Washington this i7 day Of
4. D. 1856.
BY Uf the President;
TIiOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Ofice.
June is-law6w lInelo oStar
The daily union., 1856-12-18
TNo. 552.
Nv the President OF the United states.

in pursuance orlaW FRAHKLN PIERcE President tho
public viii Dc hsd Al he land SesI IN s
al he lana sRee >, sAULT sE MARIE eommsnelng AOn
day uhsen day q July nsl ie 'es dsgass q Ss pubic
townships, viz
RortG of tAs base line Of ts ItePal Hsrna.
TIE ISLANDS spalsd Ia seelan sif n'NashP ioy,ssssh
sections twenryegh and wsnynine, township toyseht d
WE'VE s"ss ~ 'Hu = 'DN''-
Township fory- nine, orranse ten. - -.
Townships rifee, foryss forty 'e'sn' and oigeFhh
Townshbs iort three Oi sI, forsvsn Of 'anss twenty
townships forty four tory-fve, Of wen-hye
Townships iorylour and or hye, q 'anss '~snv-'n'
Townships forty eight nine, and hayone' ofrunEe hr
Towu,bps ioyeigh,, orynne, any, and my one Of range
Tawa.ips ivs my and my one, thiy-sI
Township my Of ango sIr,s even :, ,s0
six hy i've, ana hy q owasP eaPPpesr on morSay ~
uaed within The oloingnamed townships ana pe VI wanp
viz;
North Of the base As principal neItdiun
Township thlrtyseven, range twenry.seven
Town.np. S%I S a%d OF OF nse
NORTH Of the base and s rrneiPai msridia'
Certain Islands the following sections 10 wi IN
tweusu aud twenty me- township yoa o 2, ,"So
thirty, range eight in sections nineteen and ,hry township
eight efraneo nine in sections three four nne & on ten own
nR h, sangs &c" and II twenty hes,
thirty-fonr, township ihiriyoDe, OF the same range.
appropriated by the OF schools, military, and
purposes together with those swamp and overowed lands
made thereby unfit If granted 20 the STATE by
enable the State OF Arkansas und other
reclaim lands' within their limits approved
September %, 1850 wii be eTriidod from the safes.
The offering Of the above lands viii bs commenced on me days
annotated and which they adver
Used despatch until the whole shall have been
offered the sale shall be kept
longer weeks private entry OF any te lands viii
be until The expiration Of HE two weeks
Anil ammo Domni eight hundred aud htiysi
| BY the President; FRANKLIN fiAltCE.
! THO5. a. HENDRICKS,
OF General Land Once.
The daily union., 1856-12-18
IL. III. GILL EFT /,


removed his office his Iesd o FIanAin
Of and Thirteenth He win continue devote his aen
principally United States Supreme Court.
Having devoted much the law concerning patents he will
give advice and opinions legal questions arising before
the Patent Ofce and appeals 10 the chief Justice assistant
the District Of Columbia; and with assist In
preparation and trial Of suits concerning patents.
He win aso give written opinions and prepare arguments for par
having claims before Congress either the
will prosecute Claims before board established for the
adjudication.
Oct 26--du
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mo. $50.

T
NOTICE of the withdrawal lands In Wisconsin,
In approved ID June 1885, grunng pub
Nc lands State Of Wisconsin aid In the construction
said issued from this Of
until further orders, all the dnd n
said continuing reservation Of the same, hereto
ordered bV telegraph the 29th ~ Msy last.
portion ohe win be restored market when the
pected roads received this
oce OF which restoration days pnbc given
under my hand the General Land Once al the city Of
Washington, this I2th OF June A. D. 1856
THOs A. HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
Inun I9-Iaw6w fIne n star.l
The daily union., 1856-12-18

HAVE for sse wnt.red
plenty of meadow land The railroad and plank
through H. The distance from s miles.
me same nom Orange Court hot.s
Further description purchase
viii view H. The whole had Cor i've dollars
bird cash " be divided 70 suit higher
price Apply r., n. THOM,
Irns 9--tpvS- Frederick ksburr, visrlna
The daily union., 1856-12-18
runcr TOudvine vs Johnson Gray and Maria sessions

equity Somerset county, Thomas A. Spence
Judge OF The eth JUDICIAL circuit OF Maryland.
THE object Of this suit pi0cue
estate for The oS Partton and persne the title
complainant the interest said lot,
Maria Sessions The BILL N substance, states that James
all his Of Kind 10 his SUSAN during
after her death William M. d. Townsenf,
III zabeh Ann Vance, Henry Alexander smith, and
said James died seized of o of ground in Salisbury
worth about hundred dollars The bill
life tle sieu,ons
purchase by said John D. Semons
Vance interest tue death of said JohR and
Semon and Josiah Engswoh. his the
ue of Maria Sessions Mary Il.
shares ofh interest," his only heirs the
Townsend and the descent Of her
aaw the sale by The said Mary Slemons
his OF Maria Sessions
him therefor,
destroyed death Of Susan Smith
her interest TO her brother, the said Henry,
by said Henry of all his interest Johnson
Virginia;
Johnson Gray, sad lot OF
and the said Gray subject
for the life of said Susan, sl living
tenth aforesaid
said John Semons, and q
parlOn aud for Of publication
Johnson, who residents this
subscriber circuit judge OF eighth judicial
ordered t the complainant by copy
Inserted in published IN Washington
weeks before
give
ihem appear In this person
fifteenth of October
premises and show II they have why decree should
NOT pass us prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE.
GEvH WooLroRD, Clerk.
June 7-Iaw5wif
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FRororrD p.rr, or rAILus,

TOT HeghE OF assage Apply 70 q =
EDWARD X COLLINS,
No. SO Wall street, N. Y
BROWN, SHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN RENNARD h CO,
u Austin Fnafr, London
b. q. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
The ships will be accountable for gold
bullion specie Jewcy precious metals, unless bills
therefor and the value
May l-dn
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" shorld aula acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to min;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. anld lang syne."
The members Of the ending Juno
the junior class Of the ending June 1882 the Sophomore
OF ending June 1884, the Freshman
year ending June $780, hereby requested
Washington ID. c. by the third Of March, A. D. 1857
brighten the links chain endshp
tide entirely exchange
lives greeting and sympathy lament the unmey
some OF their most promising compeers.
preliminary meeting of the se.appoined committee will be
held on the hrst Monday September, A. d. 1885, the United
States oe Chestnut between Fourth and Fih
which those members OF the
invited the
adopted 10 es full an attendance possible
In this time,
good enough TO furnish the the committee by mail with
their respective post Offices.
EDWARD J. GRANT, NJ. D.,
OF Trenton, N, j., Chairman Of Committee.
ALEXANDER O. HART, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LIGHTNER.
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDLETON,
OF Winston AHeghany Co, Md,
SAMUEL p RICHARDS,
Of Balsto Iron and Glass Works, ". j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
ions wsIpsAr, OF Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 27-lawtMar3 TInteligcncerl
All newspapers In the civilized request
ed TO notice this advertisement their editorial columns
bcrs of through
visions OF the globe all newspapers throughout
States OF America
caSonay between this date and the ID Of March, A. D. 1887
The daily union., 1856-12-18
Completion OF Panama Railroad.

COMPItLIUh OF PaNaMa KafEFOAd.
Reduction Of Fure 10 California.
United States mail steamships leave New
SR0& for hspnwai the 9Th and 10Th month
&GNAW connecting with mail from Panama
kAxzx1aA1n4 Francisco,
These steamships
Department, and guaranty speed and scjeiy.
The Panama railroad az miles ong completed from
and crossedn The baggage
gers checked in New York through San Francisco and
embarked Panama
The money paid in New York all expenses Of the trip
Reserve kept In In New York. Panama,
San Francisco detention accident
the route Is endrely reliable.
Passengers the day they arrive
wall.
Conductors go through by steamer charge
women and children without other protectors.
through tickets al the lowest apply at the agency III
West street, New York, l. w. RAYMOND
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washington Aqueduct.

orros or rms WARRINGTON Asurpuor
Washington March y lass.
PROPOSALS graduation brick masonry
dams tunnels and other work the Washington nqueduct
that day.
Maps pro. specifications ohe work will be ready for eI
Proposals will received work Of particular cuverts
Portions only works can be completed under the
present appropriation hut all for unfinished will
sS prescribe amount Of wort TO bs done and rate
c not ons O da 70 SS sd %hen ~
what works shall be stopped unit funds become available.
the ten p s p p %s 4. Of
The engineer the work has been properly executed FAR hns
Payments viii be made in specie checks upon the United
per cent, viii he all
shall be paid their full monthly and in specie
the Washington Aauoductn
should hey be deemed and 10 make sueh
men matt considered mott conducive tho progress o the
Every or r@ustbo accompanied by writer guarantee signed by
S aIS s b 5 @ S o s @ r ia e b Ss sseeSs
enter into an Obligatory within ten days, with good and Tudcc1t
a,compansd ~ United States district
lSGa gsoa ssI sss aSg navy asch so93 oeoT q
rancnt Of War; thai Tho gnEraninr1 arc able % mako GOOD -r
nId' vi oprurI presence or bidders, II ny rbcm
cheese 70 r. rrus0ri
Capt of Enslnrora, u chs-go,
FORM or GUARANTEE.
To Capt N, O. moigr, ". Y, Eusineou.
hereby Jointly and sursrny covenant with tho United sacs and
guaranty, foregoing bid accepted INA, he o.
same good sufficient suetes 10
"a ansp Which wa. as AM" 10 10 Gs ss.e %
ss. fs . enter into contract 2, aforesaid guaranty
the lowest bidder.
tsigned) A.B.
thereby certify hst the my knowledge and belief the
above named ruarsntors are good and sufficient
Mar rs-SawshMsysIawa
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The New VocG and Liverpool United states
Mail steamers.

Mail Steamers.
The ships comprising ,his line following;
The Atlantic Capt Oliver Eldridse
The Baltic. Capt Jos Comsoc1
The bdriaus Capt James West
sNs These ships having been built by
-0S4 pressly for service,
$3V V taken in thn construction also in their engines
TO insure strength and speed and their
passengers unequalcd comfort
Price of passage New York Liverpool cabI sla
In cabin, CTS From Liverpool 10 New York
gulneas.
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No her,hs he secured until paid for.
The ships ofths line prov heads
avoid danger from viii the Banks Of ~
until after the LIST Of August.
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caution-Lottsry Frauds.
o,no. ., Tn. m.Grl.sD cor.ol,D4r. Lorr.

OyuoE o. THx MAINLAND CoRsoLIpArKp LorrxRII
Baltimore, Maryland, July !, lo55.
usHE commissioner Maryland lotteries - A,
his day caution the public s--' 80 Ia adian
and prcena - otherwise fraudulent lottery schs"e'
agent for the sale OF tickets in lcsnss which
..Iiolly fictitious
The only legal lotteries Maryland those drawn daily under
the elected The
under
schemes and 10 attend the wings.
All the tickets these all certificates
tickets have The bog aphed Brenan
of the Once ofthe Maryland Consolidated
BALTIMORE, Maryand'' All others fraudulent.
For full information the subject Of those auds address
n. n. brennan,
Sept 2s-diy Baltimore. Maryland.