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TO BE DRAWN EVERY SATURDAY


FRTIES,
prizes 500 approximang $4,000 prize 5 800
prizes l75 approxima to 2lQ0sprize 100
prizes It's approximaing to 5000 prize 46O
81 prizes Of 80 approximang to 20J prize 1,6UJ
IS prizes of 40 approxmatng to 500 prize l4a9
S345 prizes amounting TO- .baJ4,ht0
Whole Tickets slV Halves IS uar,ers 0 Eghs 81 %
5000 will be determined by the last figure Of the
the 100000 prize. For example, II tbs
number drawing the 800 prize ends with No then all tia
tickets where the number ends in will be entitled So II
the number ends with No. q then all the tickets where
Der ends in 2wiil be entitled SEQ. and to 0.
Purchasers in buying 10 Whole Tickets when the numbers
end in l. q g. g. g. o. guaranteed prize of so
Quarters proportion Or Certificates Of 10 Tick
will below the risk the tickets sne
which entities the holder all he draws the so prize
Certificate Package of 10 Whole Tickets.
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SsUa,. y Co.'s Lotteries.
MOST BRILLIANT SCHEME EVER DRAWN
~caplta1prizesso,ooo.-a

The following Scheme will be drawn by S. SWAN CO.,
Managers of the FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY Of
Georgia. in each of their Lotteries for August 1851 ut Atlanta
Georgia, in public as follows:
Glass 81, to be drawn on SATURDAY, August 20 1856,
ON THE PLAN SINGLE NUMBERSi
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Coat ! Coat!

R. & j. w A 7 S O N
New Levee, foot of Julia street,
Are constantly receiving large supplies Of the VERY BEST
QUALITY OF SCREENED
PITTSBURG COAL,
and now prepared to furnish the boat DEALERS
PLANTERS and STEAMSHIPS at the SHORTEST NOTICE
and LOWEST MARKET PRICE.
Planters desiring to purchase part only
of Coal have the delivered plantations with
out extra charge the actual Of towing ie24 2m
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4 Il THERE's NO ACCOUNTING FOR TASTE" is re-
i mark said to have been made by an old lady who
kissed her cow This was rather strange fancy, but
not more 90 than that displayed by the J" Old Line
Wings in uniting with the modern Democratic party.
The old lady knew that her COW possessed some good
qualities, that she was true and tried, and would
richly repay every act Of kindness bestowed. The
y Old Line Wings have no such consolation Or as
surance. They knew that when the Democratic party
was respectable when il had leaders who possessed
honesty and ability when it was contending for
principles and measures, and when it had some claim
to nationality they opposed it because they believed
the principles and measures Of the Democratic party
were not calculated to foster the best inter
\ ests Of the country. But now, when the Democratic
patyis mere conglomeration, with but few leaders
of ability, and fewer of principle and honesty when
the main object and aim is the spois, and when the
vonly qualification required for official station is
ap4ilnbaity, we find Old Line Whigs not only
voting with this bogus concern, but bringing and
! fawnng around the getters up of the counterfeit
After contemplating this picture, one may well ex-
claim, There's no accounting for taste.'
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ToBY's ExrREss.-We take pleasure in again re-
ferring to this home enterprise which now shows
for itself an institution essential to entire
mnnity. Mr.. s. Toby has just returned from his
flying trip to the North, where he has perfected
rangements that will place his firm on permanent
basis among Expresses By reference to our adyer-
Using columns it will be seen they now prepared
to receive and forward freight to California and
Europe, connecting with Messrs. Wells, Fargo Co.,
New York. This outlet to our foreign friends
will be great convenience, and one much wanted.
The wagons, etc, etc, for their business are on
the way, and we expect to see an Express concern
similar to those of our Northern friends We trust
our citizens will ever bear in mind the Tobys they
are on hand at all times, and give strict personal
attention to their business. The Mobile and Coast
Expresses are doing their share, and we learn ar
rangements are on foot to extend the Expresses up
the Alabama river to Montgomery.
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10000 Tlckets-s,s45 Prizes.

NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS
MAGNIFICENT sCHEMEl
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THE TowN OF kENNER-Tf this place, situated
between the jackson Railroad and the river, about
ten miles above the city, does not speedily become
one Of the most populous and important suburbs OF
New Orleans it will be because the spirit of enter
that wholesome enterprise which should prompt
every man to secure for himself good and perma-
nent home is totally extinct in our midst
The advantages Of the place are manifold, not only
for private residence but for business. The ground
is high and healthy being part Of the Metaire Ridge
anas is the nearest junction Of river, railroad and
lake, above the city, it is unryaled for manufacture
ing purposes. Building material is cheaper there than
in the city, and when the building mp Of the place
ahallreach the proper extent accommodation trains
of cars to and from the city will be put in operation
The amount Of property offered for sale is $50
squares, comprising about $500 lots. It is offered
very cheap, and on terms which puts it within the
! power Of every man to secure a home. Five per
cent only is required in cash. upon purchasing. and
for the remainder five years credit is given, with in
terest at 6 per cent
Minor Kenner, Esq, at the town; Col. Coleman, at
No. IS ST. Charles street and Mr.. E. Yose, at No.
145 Magazine street, prepared to give all salts
Z faction to those who may wish to invest.
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Agents States of louisiana Alabama Mississippi and Te2a
d22 2pMotf
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mS,-DAY,4 c,ExEsCElNT-

- Mr. e. F. Shields, clerk Of the steamer John
Briggs. has our thanks fora late Louisville paper.
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lvl aeri facias, issued from the Clerks once Of
the Circuit Court Of the District Of Columbia, fof
the County Of Washington, and to me directed,
the Court q use door Of said county. On THURS.
DAY the 18th dayVf March, 1857, o. 4 O'Clock D.
m all defendants rights, title, claim and inter.
est In and to the south half Of Let No e. In
or less, together with, all and singular, the i'm
provements thereon, in the City Of Washington,
D c., sc, zed and levied upon az the properly Of
George Rhodes, IT., and wiu be sold 70 satisfv
judicial No GO, to March term, 1857, Thomas
Hughes, rs. George Rhodes, Jr.
J. d. HOOVER,
Msrshsl for the District d Columbia
feb dts
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NEW DRUG srORE-wiIlards' Hotel.

Il p. MILBCKN q co 220 PENNSYLVA-
y MIA avenue, respectfully call the atten- a
ton Of their fhends and the public to theil
In the most complete manner, with fun q
supply Of pure Chemicals, Drugs, Fancy Articles,
PerfumeIy, Toilet Articles, and Patent Medi-
cines
A select assortment Of Wines and Liquors fol-
medicinal purposes
very large stock OF n avsna Cigars, which are
Of Ane quality and received from fret hands
Together with all OF the articles usually found
in FIRST class drug store
Phvsicians' descriptions carefully compound.
Cd at all hours las the store L. not closed 1t night
by competent dispenser.
call at their e.tab.ishmeat IL respectfully &C
ucited mar Slime
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Proposals for Erecting Marine Barracks q,
Pensacola, Florida.
NAVY DiPARrNeyr I
WA1HIN0T0n, March s. 1871.

"DHiN0Tou, warren 3, lS1.1
SEALRD PROPOSALS, EMBOSSED "PROPC.
~ sails fol Building Marine Barracks at Pensacola
Florida will be received at this department until
the 7th day Of April 1857, at O'CLOCK D. m for the
construct ion Of the Marine Barracks authorized
be erected at Pensacola Florida, according 70 the
plans and specification prepared BY the dlrec ion Of
the Navy Departm ent, copies of which may be spen
at the Offices Of tn cOmmsnds Of the Navy Yard, a,
Boston, New York, Phil4de ph'a, and Pen soola and
at the office of he Quarter master ., the Marine
Corps at Washington. The work l. to be DIV dsd
Toto five paris, fer each Of which q separa PROMO
sal must De submitted:
LIST Proposition bu lding mems quarters and out.
buildings. =.
"a. Proposals for building eff ,er.' quarters ard
outbuidiGgs
I'd. Proposal for bull ling comm ,ndaats' quarters
and outbuiIdings
Alb. Proposals for building enclosing WALL
5th. Proposal for building entrance lodge
The proposals must be for furn ishing ali the m
tenas and upiedng the work under zach head in
manner satisfactory TO the person who may b. sp.
pointed BY the wy Deparm ant to sup.rintsnd the
same and the Department reserves tire right to re-
1ect or acc-pt H. proposal, herein invited or any
part thereof when il deems the interest VI tbs United
States requires il
Ninety per cent. oYthe amount of work done and
materials delivered, according 10 contract pr CO.,
Will be paid from time to line, as the work pro
crosses, upon estma:es made and certified to by the
superintendent en- the part Of the United States
and ten per cent. retained until the comple
ton Of the contract, and acceptance q the work
BY the tad superintendent and department, and be
forfeited 10 the event OF non ulnnlsn Of contract
provided that no bill shal BE- male for an n, upt
less han five thousand dollars.
Each proposal must be accompanied by written
eniee, signed by two responsible persons (cer.
une1 10 Do 81 by navy ageat, postm asier, dis
met Judge, or some ONE otf Ger Of the United
States in the cum of vs thousand collars that the
bidder will when required, IL his proposals or any
tn m, De accepted, enter into contract and bond
with proper and sufce securities fox Its faithful
peri finance.
Bidders are invited to examine III lans snd speci
ncntions at tie 9th es Ecrc:nbsfore n entioned
The proposals must be sealed and addressed to
this depar msnt, aad plainly endorsed .s Proposals
for Bti!dixg Murine BarYSehs at PsnsaeoIa,
n rida !,
Those only whose Of rs may bs accepted will be
nojhe1, and the confr Ct will be forwarded as sorn
thereafter acticabe, which they VIII be eauir-
Ell TO 'xecute within days afer AFT ts receipt at
the post fhoe named by them.
&C DoBBiN, Secretary Of the Navy.
mar 2swt pl7tht
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Bye. L. CROWN 4 CO., Auctionesn

BY Q. X. L. CROWN 4 CO., Auctione0s
WE WILL SELL, ON MONDAY AFTER
w NOON, the 9TH OF March, at o'clock, with
out reserve, four Frame Houses, containing SIX
rooms each, situated on 7th. between ard "A
streets Island, With right Of alley back
Title indisputable.
Sale positive.
Each house now under rent Of eight and nine
do!lafs per month
Terms: One-third, cash balance In Il and Is
months, with notes satisfactory endorsed, bearing
interest from the day Of sale
G. r L GROWN & co,
mar s. Tlntell Auctioneers.
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sPIRIT OF The MORNING PRESS
The Inteligsnosr comments at length on the
measures and men of the outgoing Admins
tration, In en- article from which We take 90.
cssion to quote In another article.
The Usion also discusses the outgoing Ad
nInistration In IN elaborate and appropriate
article
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ANorHER GREAT MEDICINE.
HAYC HIS L I N M Is Mt,

For RhunsaftsSs, Salt Rhexm, GoHf, S,yatas,
Bruisss, Galatians, &e ; also for sA Cn.
fansoMs Diseases.
HAVING HAD FREQUENT CALLS PoR
i L this Liniment, which has hitherto been put
up only to accommodate numereu, friends and
scquaintance, ana having undoueted testin ocy
been induced to oner il to the publie In form,
and 1t prtce which will place it within The
reach Of all Who may be sfiicted with any Of The
before mentioned diseases
A many q the citixens Of WsshinGtea ard
vicinity have tested Its virtues, they ss heswih
requested to certify TO the result, whefeef Gooe
OF bad. The subscriber having no fesf but osf
they win give Il good nsne.
HATCH.
Prioe = cents pr bottle. Fof ole q u Psi1t
aid on stors q ]. y. Mes RkeOk, NO ~
yth etspet, betWooa Lsuisians evsoee - d.,
- H-eelv tlssd) -sv ra-t
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Lost and Found.

OeT ION FRIDAY EVENING, FRBRU-
II Ny, "a, at the Presidents levee In the ladies
dressing room a ladies GRAY CLOTH TALMA,
trimmed with inch and quarter black velvet
ribbon, lined With light Agured silk. IL any one
In possession Of the same will please return in
to this once they will confer favor and receive
q suitable reward from the owner. lts
T OsT-AT THE PRESIDENTS, ON FIJI
Aday evening last, large Black Cloth TALMA
with four pockets, b ack Apaca lining and vel
vet collar. A liberal reward viii be given II left
At the Baking House Of N Snyder Son
7 OsT-BETwEEN THE CAPITOL AND
u the Washington House, on Monday night, q
Plain Gold BRACELET, with the name Of L.
]. McCarty inside. The finder win be suitably
rewarded, aud receive the thanks o, the owner
by leaving II at the w Arlington House.
mar 2 Ste -
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TaE HsIGBf OF ILLINOIS Accurate obser.
vations during the recent foods In Illinois are
said to have estsblished the fact that the new
grade tsix feet or so above low-watsr maik)
on Lake street, Chicago, 10 the highest sroupd
In the State. Itwss the Mount Arsyst Of lii.
Aos during the lass dslsss,
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HTHE REGULAR MONTHLY Meet
NJ ing CT the Board Of Trustees Of Public
Schools will be held on THURSDAY, the 5th
slant, At 4 O'CLOCK p. m. The committee on
the examination OF teachers viii please meet at =
y. AtLees Office, In the City Hall, at O'Clock Of
the same day. b. A. II. McKIM,
mar Ar Secretary.
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A0VTiVR sALAS,

:I- BY a. GREEN, Auctionee9. -
GLASS JARS AVID C0UNfER CASES
~ Bakehouse Apparatls, asrss, wagon.
and Seer, &c at Auction On FRIDAY,
the 9th ins;ant shall sell, 1t the store and bake
house, No 29& Seventh street, between North
and NJ streets, at 10 O'Clock q m, all the Glass
Cases and Candy Jars and Store Fixtures In the
store; also, all the Baking Apparatus In the bake
house, viz:
Troughs, Pans Moulds and Measures
Glasses and Butter
With many other articles which We deem unne-
ceesary 10 enumerate
Also, good Horse, Wagon and Harneas.
Terms cash
mar AT A. GREEN, Auctionees
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AUCTION NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS HAVING HORSES, CAR
"A riages, or any other Goods for sale at Auction
will ind the undersigned on the Centre Market
Square, adjoining the Fair Building, every mar
ket morning, 1t 10 O'Clock or can him by call
Ing at his store, 335 south side Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between 9Th and 7th steets, IT any time.
j. r. CROWN,
feb IGN, w&F I'm Auctionees
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s,..xsra. AVID CIrI,.ss desiring 70 sub.

srsAxsrRs AVID CIrIzEss desiring to sub.
scribe for either edition Of the SrAR-Daily,
- 50 per annum; Weekly, 81 Is per snnum-
Who may not be In the vicinity of the Star
ofBcs, are informed that they can do 50 at
saILLIssroS's Book Store, where copies of the
Daily and Weekly are always on hand. Those
desiring single copies Of our Inauguration
Weekly number may have them sent by mail
price scsnts-by leaving their names at sHrL-
LJssroS's, which, by the BY, is on the corner
Of Pennsylvania aver ne and FOur-and-s half
street
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IN OYS AND FANCY NuflON8-T e
greatest varisyin the cisf, And P,lGs. low
mar At 4s4 TIN street.
CnILDRENg GAMES, Bull g
~ Blocks, Disected Maps and Pictures, Toy
Tea sets, Furniture, &c, at
mar i-3t 4s4 Seventh stteet.
NEUsIC Ar HALF PRICk.-A LARGE
lvx lot Of new and old second hand and dam
aged music for sale at half price at our great
fiano Forte and Music Emporium -
mar g. JOHN + ELLIS.
VIZ OULEN CAPEs, GLOVES, MlfS,
w Children's Hosiery, &C., at cost at
mar j. 20, between 9th and h streets.
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ Ticket Once win be opened EE
Tuesday and wednesday for the accommodation
Of all who may wish to purchase tickets In ad-
vance Of the starting Of trains
mar42 It T. II. PARSONS, Agent.
NOTICE.
ALL TAXES FOR thy YEAR 1856 RE.
IA naming unpaid, must be settled by the LIST Of
April. After that date will proceed 10 dis rain
d well to attend to this to save trouble 81 ex.
pense.
G r. SHEKELL, Tax Collector.
GKoRsRrowN, ID. G., March I'd, 1857.
HORSE, CARRIAGES, AND hAhNEsS
L L For sale An elegant English Drag, built
by Peter Dubois, New York, all new, with .
splendid set Of double quilted harness.
One single Wagon, new, built by Watson, Of
Phi,ad slphia, with SIT OF rev Single Harness
One Ane Harness Horse, for single or double
harness. and q Ane stopper.
Apply to p. FLEMING, Livery Stable, rear the
United States Hotel mar 3ts
WEAR 30 0kS.-British Army List Of jan
l. uarv, 1857
British Navy List, Of January, 1857
Dodd's Parliamentary Companion, for 1857
British Year Book Of Facts In Science and Art,
for 1887
British Royal Kslsndar, for 1877
Who's Who. for 1857
British Nautical Almanac, for 1860
British Almanac and Companion, for 1857, and
also, . full set Of the same from Its CON-
mencement in 1923
American Almanac fer 1887, also one complete set
from its commencen eat in 1850
American Army and Navy Lists, for January,
American year Book Of F acts in science and Art,
for 1857.
mar4 FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Wants.

A SITUATION WANTED.-ALA LADY Who
IN 10 thoroughly competent, desires situstion
10 hoel OF public house, ss a Housskeeper on
superintendent. She has had q long experience
In that capacity, and can furnish excel emf refer
ences II desired Address Miss K. c., through
the City fost Omce. 80 mar 2-4tS
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glED,
On the gath instant, BY the Rev. Mr.. Stanley,
Mr. b. 3 NlCHOLL, ESQ :, Of Prince Geofge,s
co nty, Nd to Miss ELIZA ELLEN PUN.
PakEY OF this city.
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WARRINGTON BRANCH RAiLkOAD.
NH Il

TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON FOE
l. BALTIMORk a.
and ~ g.. N and 3 and ~ pm.
Lesve JALTlMOkt for WASHINGTON q
~ and ~ n and and 81 p. N.
On SUNDAY st44 an.
Passenger for Philadeiphis snl Nov Yea YIN
take Trains At 9, 81, endlH.
For Annapolis viii take Trains et ~ and N.
For srfolk win take Trains steH sne J.
For the West vii take Trains q ana ~; COO
nesting st the wsshington junction.
iw 16.1 =. n. PARSONS, Alsat.
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profusion. In the throng Are many odd ash
indeed, while the mass are substantial citi.
sans, Of whom any country may ven be proud
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Boarding.
7 OD6INs.-AT NO. SO STREET North,
IL Capitol Hill, q respectable party can be co.
commoda;ed FOR one or two nights. mar So
MRS. GAsSAWAY, SO d STREET, BE-
1v1 tween b and eth streets, south side, has
reveal very good Rooms vacant, with or without
Board mar 2-9to
INAUGURATION NOTICE "A PARLOR
and Chamber for Rent.-A few gentlemen can
be accommodated during the time, 1t Mrs
LOVES Trimming Store, 2s7 Penn. avenue,
sorth Tide. mar
MRS BATES. AT HER BOARDING.
IVA House, on the southwest corner Of Penn,
avenue and 9th street, has made arrangements to
accommodate large number Of strangers with
Meals at any time through out the day, and Lodg.
ings mar
NOTICE PERSONS DEeIROUs, CAN
" be accommodated with Lodgings ut the
Auction Rooms Of C.. r. L. GROWN CO.,
No. 3S7, corner Of Penn avenue and 9th streets
mar 2-T q. r. L CROWN q CO
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~ pefaIy, daughter Of the late Jeremiah n or.
rs and Margaret Ann HALEY, landed at Phila-
delphia on the 18th Of April, 1886, expecting to
md her brothers, Henry and Robert Norris,
brick1ayen ANY inform ition Of her brothers
would be most thankfully received. Address
Capitol ail, north B street, No 3ae.
feb % oJ3ts -. -
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MARRIED,

On the ID instant, by the Rev. j. r. Echard
John :. GLEN ENTs, Jr to Miss NARY 8.
BRUSH, all Of this city. -
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TOR RENT Or LEAsE-PORREsT HALL,
Georgetown, Will be rented by the night, OF
leased BY the year. to any responsible association.
This Is the only Hall In the District with scenery
Terms moderate Apply to B FORREST, LIST
street, Cox's Row, Georgetown, mar 4aws
A CARD FOR RENT, A FIRsT-CLAss
a House In franklin Row, now occupied by
Hon G Cushing, Attorney 6eneial. II has all
bath rooms, chandeliers and gas fixtures
This Ii one Of the most elegant and desirable
locations In the city, commanding q beautiful
view OF the city and OF the Potomac river It l.
In front OF one OF the NEST beautiful public
squares In this city, with q delightful and con-
staAt supply Of good water. Ii ID entirely free
from aust and mosquitoes. Inquire Of WM
mia 7enue mar elm
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rTI reg nt o. passa e apply to
6DW,Dk COLLINS, No SO Wail-st N. Y.
56nOMN sRIPLEY Z CO LivsIpool.
TIN Friss, London.
D. o, WAINWRIGHT Z co., Paris.
The owners Of these ships win not b seeoua-
able Tor COLA, ,ilSsg, bullion, specie, lewely,
precious STONES o. meals, unless bills Of lx1inG
e!e signcd tAssa)R snd ~ valus thasoe eRts0.
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
4RDA UNITED STATES 49,
Ths Ships eompyisise fkis Lisl

I1e ShtPs eempTisiag tkis Lisa are:
The ATLANTIC........C Capt oliver EldYidge
Inc Joseph comstoot
These ships having been built by contract ex.
Pressly for Govern ment service, every care has
been taken In their cons1u ction, a also in their
engines, to insure strength and speed; and their
accommodations for passengers are unequslled
for elegance and comfbTt.
Price OF passage from New York 10 Livsrpool,
In frat cabin, e13l; In second do, 975; exclusive
use Of extra size state rooms, S37s. Prom T. ve,
pool TO New York, 20 and 20 guineas. An e1pe-
can be secured until paid for The shits OF dis
line have improved Water-tight bulk heads, and
to avoid danger from Ice will not cross the Kanks
north OF AZ degrees, until after the LIST Of August
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WALNSTIEsDD.M;,.A !, NAN An AND! AND WOMAN TO
and Wash permanent home and good wages
to parties well recommended English or ter
man preferisd Apply 1t Room NO. 81, Treasury
Department leb2e lts
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w ANT ED.-THE HIGHEST PRICEs
w paid In cash for Old Silver, At HOODS eiI.
W War Asnuesssosy, - Psan. svssus, nssy