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Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

REJEcTED.--The bill to enable married wo-
men to hold property in their own right, came
up for third reading in tn. House of Repre-
representatives. on Tuesday, and on the yeas and
nays being called, was rejected, Other States
have laws Of this character, and he effect we
believe has boon highly beneficial in many In
stances, but our wise Legislators who enact laws
to legalizO traffic which reduces many hns-
bands to the character Of brutJs, refuse to give
the wife any protection. Every dollar she may
earn or inherit is liable for the debts which
the husband may have contracted for rum, OF
while under the influence of that brutallElnS
stuff. The Legislature should have at least
enacted this bill as some means Of protection
against the tralac they have leg1li2ed which VIII
impuyersh and degrade thousands. But mo-
the facilities to make the husband drunk are
provided, and all protection Of his family asHlhS.
the consequences are dcniod. Ii this oe JUS
and wise it is hardly humane or chftSli@"'-
Women should be protected toa certain eAte"'
against the extravaganza and appropriateness "
n drunken, WORTH SIS or thrttitss husband, ana
II is extremely cruel to take, or permit 10 DO
taken from the unfortunate wii1 every uol'r
she may either earn or inherit. II IS 100 Dau
that woman should be denied all righttopossess
property or even to provide for herself ana tlhi-
ily, when the worthless wretch to whom
she has the misfortune to be united, has ceased
to make that provision which is required by the
laws of God and man. We think the vote re-
jecting this bill not only unwise, but UNJUST ana
many women will doubtless considerit aOSo-
luteiy cruel. We look forward, however, with
hope. that the weak may yet be more iully pro
tscted that there is good time coming when
the msts of Error and Prejudice shall DO dis
PEELED, and Justice and Right revail.
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ToRsApo.-on the 10th ult., tornado passed
sger the vicinity Of Augusta, KY, destroying
nses, barns, saw mills, fences and ether pYs-
"a cenaiderahls amount.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

THE iNAuGuRATIoN.-'rh inauuration Of
James Buchanan, as President of the United
States, took place at Washington, yesterday,
the ceremony commencing at II o'clock. The
oath Of office was administered to the Presi.
dent elect, by the Chief Justice of the United
Statesi after which Mr. B. delivered his inau-
gural address. This is somewhat important
paper, as foreshadowing tho policy of the new
administration, and We should like to lay it be-
fore our readers this morning, butwe are COM
PEELED to defer doing SO until next week. The
Cabinet is reported to stand us follows =
Secretary Of State, Lewis Cass, Of Michigan /;
Secretary of the Treasury, Howell Cobb, Of
Georgia; Secretary of War, John b. Floyd, OF
Virginia; Secretary OF the Navy, A. V. Brown,
Of Tennessee Secretary Of the Interior, Jacob
Thompson, of Mississippi; Postmaster-G General,
Arnold Plumer, of Pennsylvania Attorney
General, Nathan Clifford, of Maine.
THr CRY CHARTrR--Tho City Council will
hold special meeting this evening, to deter
mine on the acceptance or rejection OF the
amendments TO the City Charter. There are
undoubtedly some good features in the amend
ments, and also some Objectionable ones which
are not wholly of a political nature, as may be
inferred from thu fact that tho members OF
each party have been divided in sentiment in
regard to them. 1t is question whether the
good or evil predou mates. The system Of
prepayment of taxes, and the change Of the
time of tho assessment will save the citizens
several thousand dollars. This Is matter
that certain gentlemen hlvo laborod for
years to bring about, and hence they desire
the adoption of the amendments. The con-
tinuanee Of the Mayor is slight evil; the Civ
Ing of the appointment of the police to that
tunctionary is a much greater one, and the
principal opposition to the bill arises from this
cause. That change is unwise, inexpcdient al
this time, however it may work hereafter. The
objection in regard to the wharves, we look
upon as of but little importance. This bill
does ing more than confirm the lease al
ready made with parties occupying wharves,
and this provision is altogether snperfluous as
the Council could not have nulifed or abroga-
ted them under any circumstances. Hereafter,
however, contracts for wharv2s shall not eN-
coed ten years,-shall not extend twenty, thirty
or forty years as heretofore. This is tho way
that we understand the matter, though Others
may see it in different light. "Reminiscences
however, have been circulated against tho ac-
ceptanco by the Council, and it may be that
those who have signed them, can give the besl
reasons in the world therefor. The matter
will be discussed pro and con tonight, when
the question will be disposed of. In another
column ia communication on this subject
VIII commend to careful perusal.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

A. [ FOR Al e. A htn sunin FARM ~ ty'tn
WGESy iFA SrHt OF 81 icrus. SITUATED "a GeFl luuh
Lin ty Md., NM ;,iiu ui.g The love "i Flat ~
" W,.rt 4 o! Stin9st Gnu chesHn' SIC ~ 'na
he iuuud Tie IA IN ard huiidlns etinla ID IN <
tenStNe view FER iit' tpwnlt ~ ln mr. ~ u
the county. lin TAIN t.uiyte' intuG f,hs i at' e.
i lad Out y ~ an aghstant diiiif is Ga
Tho uttrg. ace u. CT House, b. o. f", n
ew md snisiapttpl 4r:e cub y feared ham, s. ftet
squire, - son 3Gd r9m0 w dormant a. trh
| til,ed. Fters - 80 - q Ynent now the ftnuid,
alil wGs Trl, fg' 40 viii y. sold it teen th' u
sand dollars. sJUAtIlns yyar g us per Acre. VIII
rxc tgg9 ~ l.' il 5',,t Cor oSd nprn, eh wlmitg-
rnu or r oclph7 IL pdrfy. ~ SEES isu'S he ha
4 aiy Zine for nure Ia "details aPp:y 10 JANE II.
Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-03-05

ARRIVAL or Mr.. BuCHANAN.-WA WASHINGTON
March MIR. buchanan reached here quite
unexpectedly in the five O'CLOCK train this after
LOON, this anticipating the public arrange.
m ints made for his reception. barouchc
was waiting at the depot for him. When on
Fennsylvania avenue, about square from the
capitol grounds, the horses became restive.-
! The driver thus lost His hold of part of the
reins, the horses whrled round, and were Tor
some time quito unmlnageable. A young man
named Fleming, who was on the box with the
driver, however, soon leaped soft, caught the
lead horses, and brought all right. During the
whole time MIR. Buchanan remained still and
c0mpJsel.
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ooAolE aiAN Is 5 gAMp AIyD caRaE.

NNPN InC Sale.
ME Of tbs bost sHts tf Io1cnakinS u ths atty at
IN w. corner Of aIipiry ant lVunth Sic.
~ 20 AID kiuTt3ss vi cafiIs kl!!ll. Apply 10.
-, jOSEFTl a. HUNTER. Assignee.
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For SATE.-A arug liitsr Farm afst A. rrs
hEyAg e % Vi qdtll'y nri t4lci "n Elk hIver
IsiEl uItas lrJit, ~ TIA. ~ &c County, Nd iha
a1AS bud W. nam isSlit, NJ tta npavein -nts nro
nrw ifi;s Barn wits ctlAr un ltr s'ahtng; arihs
Srinirt. Dnu 10y h lI" ant IN Ike house. II ~ lar
sur IS huShnauf Inns WIS put Scptenhpr lust;
f,O paunris Of Pus ant raj All worm tenee uPi
Bout "A Ac Is N N"udi1h with ems vt Gi sntt. 4
91ol lanIins on the titGi Church md Sohnul hnnss
SntinH NJ ille NV Nag Ih.s fam rls b. ~ ID Nv +
1ppii,d lnr ssiur, Ga So per Acre, nae- hri CASH
hlitner e,s; Ptyn 10. Appn I" JAMES u. RAY
ihel
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and upon the yeas nni nays being called, thu
bill was lost.
Tie supplement 70 chapter So Of the Revised
Code, was, on mVti9D, read the third time and
passed.
The act creating an additional school district
ia New Castle county, was, on motion read the
thlrd time and passed.
The act creaung an additional school district
IN hsnt county, WAS on motion, read u third time
All passed.
The act to protect the rights of married wo
men, was OF motion Of Nc. Marshall, read a third
time by SPECIAL order, and upon the yeas and
nays beng taken, the htst section was neg4liyed
uht the bill was lost.
Adjourned til g ociock, D. IN.
Afternoon Session.
House met pursuant 10 adjournment.
ga motion Of Mr. GoodIng, the Senate bill in
relation 70 apprentices, bound under the laws OF
either States, was read first and seeoud time
The Senate bill entitled Fan act to admit tes-
tithony on tial Of Indictment for libel, was on
mgl0h, rend first and second time.
Tue Senate bill in relation to the execution Of
Judgments in civil actions, was read IL first and
second time.
The Senate bill to create an additional school
district in Sussex couaty, was read first and
second time.
The act to amend chapter 100 of the Revised
Code, vas on motion, read a third time and
passed,
On motion Of Mr. Goodng, the bill preventing
horses and mules from running ut large within
he limits ef Odessa, was read IL third time and
passed
Adjourned till ten o'c'osk tomorrow morning
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Fost-ofIice Printing given to the
Delaware Republican" because it has
the largest circulation Of any paper pub
Ished in Delaware Advertisers and
others should bear this fact in mind and
look to their interest..LI
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COM M ERCIAL.
ADJOURN 80 SAFE,

ADJOURN ID SAFE.
re consequence of bat weather tue tuhscri.
LtSS eer hssa'i, Nd his SALE nom Marcu "a e
NS'SA Matchte u MO &DAN } whoh will b. sold all
his b.uck AMI TIE tcsg nf ~ Farming Utsnslls Hnu
tHin Portable BRck til forge. ) lie cnin,neuce
isu'lluck. mr. 5.ts' AlHkR T. Il. hAZ ARD.
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FARINA.
WI ING,s PARMA CRACKERs.

VA INGg FARIKA CRACKERS.
w Mad prepared from that portion OF the
wheat VIII oh Is me most nutritious and healhful
II estma ed thai pound contains much
two pounds of bread ms Il IL usually baked
WINGS FARINA CRACKERS
are OF SIN size ninety the pound ana baked dry
They IRE der htfn taste best crackers
WV FOR LUNCH
and wi n oysters, they ri unequaed
We k every mother procure WIscs FARITA CEAcEKRs
for her They far superior 70 or the prepa
rsions ray given them being decidedly more heahfu
And and they dissolve readily In the mouth are
always en- with fine zesl
Ladies and gentlemen will lind them nnsrpassable for their
FINE FLAVOR AND PLEASANT TASTk
ladies' and all whose habits are more or ess
sedentary. will nd Wings crackers most excellent
For gentemt bankers merchants ana CLERKS
they may for Lunch with great advantage In maintain
Ing heaithfui regularity OF the system. , -, =, A..
very agre eable. -,
WisG's FARiNA CRACKERS most valuable article for
travellers shpboard NJ they are one or
Me things that be eaten
of them Ia becoming widely extended and in order
10 guard against deception.
EACH CRACKER Is STAMPED WITH THE NAME or
WING"
There other crackers manufactured In the United
WINGS sod by most OF the best gro
GERS York. Br kiyn Jersey City, and also In many or
The throughout the different Staes
They may be had at wholesale only OF
' A. N. THOMPSON 4 Co..
22l and 223 Fulton street. Ne York.
As frequently called for particular directions 70
wh these crackers may be procured In suitable
this city and surrounding places where they may
~ N
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UHR LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK AND PHILADN~
PHIA STEAMSHIP COMPANIES
CLYDE suIs IRon SCR sr1AksaP1
CITY 81 81 WAsHNaToH M 'so' MM1Gs
TXNGARoooN' 'o....'. nn Ia Ia JcdSey.
follows
FRon LIVERPOOL
Crvvov WASHINGTON or CfrY OF BALrInoRnL Nay %
and each alternate Wednesday.
FRon AMERIcA-Fn0n Nnw YoRx.
nay -
Of Mhy
CRY OF WARRINGTON Thursday, June H.
and each alternate Thursday.
RAiE or CAsrs PAssAeE-.From New Yort and PhnAde,
pha, T6 From Liverpool, n guineaa II guineas, and
guneas, according the accommodation In the state
al wing the privilege In the saloon including Stew
ARDS fees
Cass Passengers-A limited number Of third clan
passengers viii be taken and found much provous
required From Philadelphia and New York eoL From
Liverpool ~.
Cerncaes Of passage Will parties who
desrou of bringing their friends n corresponding rates
These constructed With improved waller tgh
Each carries experienced
and every attention paid 10 The comfort and accommodates
pAssengers
Drafts on Liverpool from 81 upwards
All goods the agents win be forwarded with economy
and despatch. -
For freight or passass spply % JOHN 9. DALI
Or WIN INNAN, No and Is Tower Buildings Liverpool.
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oCULIsrs AND AURIsTs.

THE Eye AND EAR-oFFfCE HOURS FOR CONSUL
II tstone from 0 10 O'Clock 6O2 Broadway Twenty
YEAR established Superior srtfcs nserted thai loos
Ike the natural eye. JAMES W. POWkLL n u, ocuinh
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Is Broadway. New York, Agent
Or WIN INNAN. No I and Is Tower buildings, liverpool

CHEAT REDUCTION IN FARE 10 EUROPR-YIRss
" c.b!p go second do. 30 third d. 30 IN 0e n..s OLE
sTAn 2sO tens o saa iron pier No HOrs hvsE. q
Leave New York iBrneu for eoaA1 BsuiAsnptoa d
eoythtoe Bremen tanptcnANevYorh New forh
Cn sa< Bat nsy leI6aiurdsy iwednesday June
Anea sa june Inesday. esterday. June
NH Btas 8a July tl6aiurday July glWcdnesdAy
ARIEL sety, July Hlsaturday AusuA MsdnesdAy Auf
Uh Bar Sat Aug 12leaturday Sept 11tWednesdAy 0eVA
Passengers for Havre win be seut on m ela9 ssasO
connecting arrival at Southampton
Specie delivered In London and Paris.
Letter. for rnyiAnd and Europe prepaid g esna go ~
(by Of postage u4heR ditto
wll be received a No BOWLING Green, New York, up
AX O'Clock Of In moyntng Of sailing
70. ipa.saso q freight spply . q. foRRANoR no .
Bowling Green New York
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TOPICS OF THE TIMES.

'IVfi'o We 'hH t npG. "a uvvrurv
Five n number-ss a year.
Number nineteen ready thsd ss.
The Police War
Trial OF Juries.
The Dallas TREATY In Ynriaad.
The State OF Manhattan
An Isvilation she Coun'rr Orgna, poetry. By wnisA
Chai-Ou the Move; b .e among the Books: CAaruA's
Niagara; The Marcy Plate ccrreciion
OF the Pap Power Yan sana Released Rosaries ssns rs
Jesuits and the prohers
The Man Al rwn; The Parson and the Players; B,ss~
Bit OF the Buasum House; Theta Delta Chi
The JH brick Church and ns p. tor Illustration. osrxs
ner Spring. ID. D.; Tho Old Brick Church
Paris Gcssp-Thc Parts Ro,-chid: Begging Letters; Fc
male with Turn for specnis ion; srpsve frf oshoas
Dramatic Autobiography racc scandsi The Price Of a
Ihsrary-New hooks erary Gossip.
Domestic Intelligence.
Celestial Jurisprudepce s,rscns Tho Chinese oa~ro,s
E,hibaing Msiesctors 20 his chIdrea; The Punl.s
p% : tSne.s fesisisioa he bamboo; TIC cSsp,s. o.
Accidents in China; ccle Court Room; chinese oAo.
Porous; Laws concerning 4. iss.s; ROBBERS and rsrss
he steamship arsai Esssera wI,h an iliusrasioa
The Dean SECRETION the Seventeenth An Ca frtod
sna New Scheme Chapter the Eighteenth The esaniss
Men and Things in Italy. Iron correspooamsl
Prauie and Tauie-The Bellows p,nins; Immoral plays,
Madame 0szanigs aud Miss Philips
sleep Is Of 0od
Iongfeio~'s " Art IL Long"
j. Esksi Mrs CHAM alias Burdei openias
Burdeii Murder rris N, Jury.
Things Wise and Otherwise.
Financial and Commercial
romicsles-iilusraiias. Scene slsbles Love Hish
snd Low Lite; scene, Club; The We'd Eruptioa
wishing HAMPERS wEEKLy upplisd II Their ho'rsss vs
please send esr and resenes "a the ONO. of pas
eson The carriers who deliver the paper VIA ooec' psr
Published by HARPER BROTHERS.
lin kesx Ynrk
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try THE DELICIOUS WINES or HuNaARr.-rHsy
the prize medal ut the Paris Exposition niyereee
the hes, wines IN Europe. Imported solely by FRFUND
gROSS1NGER 106 Water street New York; and N
sent free W pos.
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WINES AND LIQUORS..

4 aENERAL ASSORTMENT OF BRANprEs, CHAN
pagnes sherry Madeira port and claret Wines 40 Hob
srd scheds Old Jamaica rum Scotch frish Monours-
hea and Bourbon whskeys, London and Dublin Porter ana
aes, for sale at UNDERHTII, MATTkRaON'a an
Broonne, corner Of Crosby street.
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Nrrw YORK AND BRIE n ArLRoLp-oN AND AFrn
IN Monday Aprsa 1851 and until further notice. passeaS
vrrs pier, OF Duane foDwN vfy
nunkirh express, Al 80 A. ", fox Dunsirh.
Buffalo erpres~ ~ ~ A. ~, or Buhslo
Mad 81 ~ A. NJ, Tor DsnErk ard Hufnuo ana tascvnA
tss train VII rvnstr cssS
q ElurN. and proceed ner morning.
RcoslsSd Pas.eegsr ASP n. "a Hermoat fos sussrs
and luteyued1afe stafh1rsl
way ps.sengey, asP H.. for rewburs Wddless-u sas -
smsrsnI ass r. ~, Bas.,c, ana .nssr~s
diae slafiora
The above ,rsins es,fy sundayy eseepued
Hrht erpress $50 p. NJ, for Duntirk, evewy day, -
hsi be rsiu Saturday runs ony 70 HoysssvShs-
lkerce BrfsnD
Nsp. esrres., - sM ,. =. %, sssH,a e,ssX ar
osnsstsigus Ard Nasaya Fails Rsirad f~ nns.ss rans
II with and Bnkhemfra Rsfirvpk
Tor syrscuse ~ Corning Buffalo, Corning and NV yo3
RsosA Rochesssv Great Bend with DeAvAss LAeA
srh he BIZ nAn and Fev rorh Chy esilrcsf y su0ac q
Rufalo DunhKh TAks shors Rarrnk fuv Oo~s
BoMRR RA1rArurJ. rve~~ss.
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DOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE--THE UNITED
II States mail ARAGO, ID. Lines commander, will
leave for Hayre touching al land the mails
and passengers Saturday May 30 IL O'Clock from pier
No. 81, North river, foot OF Beach street
First cabin. $3.50 second cabin s5
This ship has tigh compartments enclosing
engines that In the event Of collision srandug the
could reach them, and the pumps being free work.
the safety of the vessel and passengers would be secured
Baggage wanted during The voyage should be
board the day before sailing marked below" No freg
will be taken aer Thursday MAY X For freight passage
apply 10 MORTIMER LIVINGSTON. agent,
No. broadway.
B-The steamer Fulton will succeed The Arsgo and sa
In
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GEORGE BRODIEs
VI MANT1IL.AS.
The ladies are invited 10 call ana examiner
An entirely shape of lace MANTLE
Just received and be where In the United
A most decided novelty.
(Oid No. 81 new No. 800 Canal
And 63 tispeuard STR t.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
n ubsos slvkh kA,LsoAp.-rkos AfRIL - IN,
III Win leave Chambers statoa foOcvv@
Espress rsns and II 50 A. n and r. n Albsny psse.
GER rNn. $50 z n, %. sing Sing. A; A.d r =; g.
tsOP The Poushte-p~ie, Peskskin and AnS sang sars
sfaons ~ ChanheKN oNraA
leave Trvy a SIS ard q 4 n and as r. ~ sd AiSsay
a. >. SMITH supevnasodssl
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lNsItASOIlONs
CS WRITING, B0OKKEEPING, ETC.-DOLBEARD
pO. system OF hand training ca broadway, Will re<nove
al Stiffness trembling from hand, aud make bcoev
business writer's Lessons than the old systems IN
ten months Tao % seats Tor writing vsnsnt Bookseep-
ne f10
L,ENCING AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bANBERr
having recovered from The effects injuries received BY
him IT bis assault Of bses that he has opened
school OF In connection with Dr. Jones' gymnasium cor
ner Of Fulton aud rinesp e Brooklyn, for instruction.
IN fencing with the foil sabre single sick aud bsyonel
Monday, Wcdnesd day Friday evenings Pupils joining
previous Mr. Lambers second grand assault OF viii
have The privilege Of competing for the prizes be present
cd Va the beet amateur swordsrnan that occasion.
EARN TO WRITE OF OLIVER ~ GOLDSMITH. s8
IL broadway. Private lessons daily; IS SIS
aud succ"ss guaranteed all, old and young Bookkeeping
taught day aud evening GOLDSMITH, W. broadway.
AysTIC HALL. SEMINARY FOR YOU'VE LADrnA-
Nl salt water bahing and horsebsck riding are suno$
recreauons catalogue he bad Of he Prfnmps 70"
-. Pr~on. .ua
ITO THE APrRECIATIvB-srPrRIOR fNsTRuOTLoN;.-
One oil the socos-fn and accomplished ~. 49,
ne United s'ass, occupying pleasant s.l; hsngh go
ihsructs three young ladies' IN INC mos
careful manner everything appertsnlnR ,n,..i y, -
anshed eduraion. pupils more may " ~. NJ, ts..siS
class by addressing Miss ". NJ Hswiborne' ""' ~ "o~~
dice. ..... LII.
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E,oB BREMEN. VIA sOurHAMPTON.-rHK UNITED
il staes mail steamship HERMANN, X Hiegtna command
viii sxi, for Bermen touching Southampton 70 land hs
passengers for England and France Saturday
Nay Is. ai l2vcock NJ from pier No. 81 North river.
Pnics or rAssAes rnon NEW YORK 70 sourHAnrros %
cabin
An experienced surgeon spec,s
deuvered HAvre London No parcels received The
day Of sains AL letters mast through The Pcss oncs
For passage freight apply 70
G, II. SAND Agent II South wnnan sxesi
ne steamship Washington VIII sucoeed he Hermann. and
sAi June IL
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NEW LINZ OF srKAMERs BETWEEN NEW ROM
IN London, and Bremen.
The masn4ncen, British stenmships
QUEEN or THE SOUTH, An tons burihen. Captain Bsal
INDIANA IN Das burfheu ..Ceptain bnker,
AHuO, Alb Ons burthen. BsnAnn
JA4OH. As0 toes burtheu ...,srsa......Csptaa Brss
European and American Steam snipptng Company
Of London and Southampton,
Are Appointed 10 sad from New York evory aherpaa
wednesday for udon and Br-men, touching q souhAmps
Land and malls for England and PAnce mn
y remain one day Iouaon and then groeeed 70 Bresss
Returning they VII leave Bremen fer New Yorh
alternate Saturday. stopping only al eo1hampson-
These steamships Of he 6rS clAss and have supern
nuber Of ird class pesseugevs surreos
akiArSed 10 each sAip.
n r.ss o. ffriek, London yin ss ss, little higher
thoes OF sailing shics-
RxsD ov yAaAan
rfrui cabin. ~ secopd crbia, $50 sacsaea IN
The st-smahp Queen of he Soun VIII sail from New Ton
On Weunesday
And be succeeded by ne Indiana. June IN
roa reighi or peesaxe. Apply 70 u. II. RAND
~ aonsh William
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SPORTING.

MON ssIF-DoGs SMALL. SIZE KING CHARLES
breed fnaure al lgs Grand street. second Door, back
u,OE sAIP-A SPLENDID LARGE BLACK poo, ONE
vser ~ cross wrh Newfoundland and 81 Bernard, NE
800, bsvirg 70 frr use for Inquire In the vegetable
marie, No 3 University place, near tonrth street
xTACHT FOR sAIE-THE sLOOP YACHT FANNY,
thirty bcrths In cabin state 70 m arge lore
esssle and wei rn shed forward entirely oyerhaue and
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