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Horse Company Meeting.

TNIlE Second Annual Meeting of the
l. "Fellowship Persstive Horse Company"
will take place at Friends School House, at
West Nottingham, on 7th day, the eth inst,
at O'Clock p. M.
Members not attending will be liable TO a
fine of 25 cents.
Members negfeeting to attend and not
paying their fines will not re under the pro.
lection of the company. W. WARING,
10Th mo. 9th, 1866.--2w. Secretary.
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NOTICE.,

TIME County Commissioners will meet in
81 their office in tho Court House, in Elk
ton, OH Tuesday the 18th day of Jan'y, inst,
to attend to such business as may be brought
before them. Former Supervisor, and Col
lectors having unsettled accounts on the
Books of the County are again notified to
appear and settle. BY order,
JAMES S. CRAWFORD,
Jan. 3,-tm Clerk.
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Cofal affairs.

TIVE New YEAR.-We take the first OPP
portunity to wish the readers of The Wing q
Happy New Year, trusting that 1857 may
pass pleasantly with them and with the Edi-
tor too.
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LOUISIANA SUGAR CRoP.-A correspondent
of the New York journal of Commerce, who
predicted that the crop of sugar made IN
Louisiana for 1855 would be 100000 hhds.
and missed it by only 1000 hhds, now pre-
diets that the crop Of 1856 will fall short of
100000 hhds. The crop Of 1853 reached
495, 900 hhds.
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The BALTIMORE AMERlCAN.-This excellent
paper came to us on the LIST inst, in quarto
form, in new type and presenting very hand
some appearance. It is one Of our most valu-
able exchanges
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A Card

have removed from "thc Hollow" to the house
male vacant by Mr.. Jones, opposite DR. Mitchelrs
where shall he pleased to see my old customers
and friends at all times with their Dress Making
and Tailoring, DC.
Jan tth--lt MApYJ EplnroRn
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x MARRIAGE Notwithstanding the
last year los marriage licences were issued
from the Clerks office here. In 1855 there
were ll2 issued.
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FOR SALE OR REyT.

1--WE small Dwellings adjoining the Town
Il Of Port Deposit. Possession given 25th
of March next, also, three Lots for Lease,
each 30 feet front and depth so to 20 feet.
j. X. COULSON.
Port Deposit, Jan. Sd, lS57-tM25
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THE PRICE OF GRAIN.-Below we
give from the pen of Maj. Jones, Whose
knowledge ofstatistics in regard to bread
stuffs, is superior to that of any man
with whom we are acquainted,) an arti-
Gle i'll reference to the prices Of grain,
past, present and prospective. 1t would
seem from his statements that there is a
"screw loose' somewhere; there either
was no good reason why wheat should
have sold at $3.50 in 1855; or, there is
no good reason why it should sell for
Sl.50 now. If his calculations are cor
rect-and they agree with the reports
and calculations, generally made in re-
gard to the crops of 1S56-we will no
doubt witness great rise in the prices
of grain before the next harvest.
For The Cecil Whig.
Mr.. EDITOR How is this Accounts
from all parts of the Union would indicate
that the corn, oats and wheat crops are all
short from one-third to onc-ffth: vet not
withstandng this fact of unusually short
crops throughout all the States, grain is still
going down. But little while ago, during
the year 1855. in which year we exported to
Europe less than 400, 900 bushels Of wheat
that grain ranged at an average price of 81. so
per bushel in New York: it is now $3.50,
having fallen off fully one dollar per bushel
If it is true that the deficit in the present
corn crop, is one-thrd, or 33 per cent, or
only one-fifth, or 20 per cent, in quantity,
thcn-the corn crop being estimated at $780,
100000 bushels-a deficit Of 20 per cent, or
one-filth, will amount to 100000 900 bush.
els of corn. This difference must make
great difference in price before the season is
out.
The same Of wheat. One.ffth, or 20 per
cent less than full average of 100000 900
bushels. is 100000 bushels. Now, # the
export to Europe ofless than 400, 900 lush
els raised the price of wheat in 1855 to 81. so
per bushel, why will not the deficit of 3d.
100000 bushels in the last crop, make
great change in the wheat market?
JonN JONES.
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Yours,

Here we have an admirable satire
on personal subject. Unfortunately, it
suits but too well, many other localities
than that i'll which was written -
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NORTH EAST, NEW STORE.

"ENRY BENNETT has opened with an
llentirc new Stock Of Goods, such as are
usually soft in all country towns. His stock
is we'll assorted, selected with great deal of
care, and will be sold at the very lowest
prices, either for cash or country produce.
1t consists Of the following goods. A COM
plcte assortment of
DRY GOODS AND GROCERIES,.
BOOTS AND SHOES. HATS sSn CAPS.
OCEENSWARE AND HARDWARE,
PROVISIONS AND DRUGS.
READY MADE CLOTHING.
The mort complete asso tlnah! of BUILD
ING HARDWARE aud Carpenters Tools
ti'.st has ever been offered in this part of the
coShtts, which will be sold at equally as low
tslres as they can he sold in Philada,
His CLOTHING is got up entirely under
his control by Robert Faulkner, Just from
Fhilada, who gets up his work in the best
manner. Customer work got up at the short
est notice and in the best style.
N. B.-The highest price paid for all kinds
OF country produce by
henry BENNETT,
North East, Cecil Co. Md.
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L)ic0.

'\On Friday the 9th of December, at her
reAidence on Bohemia Manor. Mrs. as,I
MARIA, rslict Of Edward Oldham, Esq, in
the 18th year her age.
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Church Notice

FHERE will be Preaching IN the Univer
L salist Church at Chesapeake City, to-
morrow at halfpsst 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and 6
IN the evening. Tho public are invited to
attend.
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1.-THE Medical Department ofthe Univer-
sity at Louisville, Ky, was destroy ed b. Ere
on Wednesday last.
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UNrvERsALrsrs AS WITNESSES The state-
ment that the Supreme Court of North Caro-
lima has confirmed the decision of Judge Man
ly that members Of the Universalist Church
are incompetent to testify in courts of justice
according to the laws of thst State is mis-.
take. 81.
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Trustees Sale of Land.

BY virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court
lot Cecil county in Chancery. the uniersign-
ed as Trustee will offer at Public Sale at tho
Court House in Elkton, Maryland, on
Tuesday, 9th inst.
all that valuable property known A.
WELSH POINT
Containing 500 Acres of Land.
This property is beautifully and adysnt.-
geonsly situated within one milo and a half
from Chesapeake City, between Elk River
and Back Creek, with which tho Ches.pssko
and Delaware Canal connects at it's western
terminus, and it can be SO laid ont as to rive
water front on two sides Of each parcel,
There are
Two Fisheries
on IT, and at the proper season wild ducks are
found there in large quantities. The soil Is
naturally good and very improveable.
The Steamboats, on the several lines be.
tween Philadelphia and Baltimore both
those to Frenchtown and those to Che sapcake
City-pass daily. The New Castle and
Frenchtown Railroad COMPANY have long
wished to extend their railroad to this point
and to terminate it there instead of at FRENCH
town, which when effected will render tho
property very valuable. Tho convenience
even now of communicating with PhiIadel-
phia and Baltimore from this place recon-
mend il AS favorable situation for Country
Seats for persons DESTROYS of leaving tho
city in the summer season.
The Improvements consist of three small
dwelling houses, . small barn
N hM . and two lime kilns.
ksF1!i! u THE TERMS OF SALE pre-
WJsSl H. scribed by the decree require
the payment ofone third part of the purchase
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NYAETED.

A Journeyman Blacksmith one that c an
IAwork at llo,ss shoeing. Apply to
HOWARD TITUS.
Elkton, Nd. JAN 3d--2t
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|XREvENUE TO THE ATE.-rhc clerk
ofthc Circuit court, has paid into the State
Treasury for the year ending December LIST,
1856. the sum of S7.630ll The amour,
paid in for the previous year was SIS 5G6 G6
showing an increase in this county under tho
new license system of 81 0G3 IS.
X MAN Observation-Disclosures Mcclure
was drowned at Bohemia Ferry on Tuesday
evening. He attempted to cross the river
on the ice, against the remonstrance of per-
sons on the shore: when about midway over
he broke through and disappeared under the
ice. His body had not been recovered at last
accounts. He was an incorporate man, about
IS years Of age, and withouta family.
SHOOTING PARrnlDaEs.-A gentle
man living near this town, fed flock of part
ridges through last winter, a pair of which
raised III his fields the past season, brood
oftwclve. making Aoek of fourteen. Hearing
a good deal Of shooting one morning he went
to see what thc'gdmers were after. and found
two negroes from Elkton shooting the part
ridges; they had left but two of the flock.
He ran after them some distance but being
younger men, they escaped. lie declares his
intention to shoot them if he finds them gun
ming again this Winter, and if he only shoots
them moderately, who will say he is to blame?
xSANTA CLAUS, or some other benevo-
ient >apparilion seems to have been awning
the night before New Years, and to have been
particularly kind to our well known citizen.
Mr.. Thomas Cantwell of West Elkton. He
found in his lot on Thursday morning. a
horse, sadd'ed and bridlcl. hitched to the
fence. The ground was covered with snow
but there were no tracks leading to the spot
where he was standing. to indicate the drec-
ton he came. Mr.. c., not being exactly sure
that he was bona fde New Year gift took
him before magistrate. and all advertise
ment in another column will give more par
ticular description of the animal.
SEVERAL FARMS and other Real Es-
tnte ore oH,.rcd in our ADVERTISING coIun,pc
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SO Acres srL0nd.
VALUABLE FARM

Al FKESCHTOWN, CECIL co. MD.
At Public Sale.
The subscriber will offer at Public Sale ou
the premises, on y"
Wednesday, the an dry Of February nerf,
Ihat valuable tract of land known AZ the,
rrehchtown Farm, now occupied by Mr.. Jpo.
+. frice as tenant. 1t contains aboss
100 Acres more or less:
20 acres in wood, the rest adow and arabic
land in high state OF cultivation,
-&x& There is on the place hand
~ ssNk some and commodou. brick
SHSSiA Dwelling Immediately at
& Frenchtown, built at a great
expense, and now in complete order. with
grounds and improvements to suit.
There are also iwD other Frame Dwellings,
upon the farm which have been and NAV CON
time to be rented apart from the Farm. and
which are now occupied by tenants.
The whole Farm Is under good fencing
mostly chestnut. The facilities for commm'
hicatons with the cities Of Philadelphi, md
Baltimore by way of railroad from Elkton.
being two and half miles from that rlac.
gives to the farm many advantages which to-
gethcr with others Of soil and BUILDINGS rem.
der ii desirable location.
TERMS easy, to suit purchasers. mazda
known day Of Sale.
T. FRIsBY HENDERSON.
attorney al La,c, 40 Fayette 81.
% io'o-lS' Baltimore.
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New Fan and Winter Goods.
TUST received and opened a splendid as
y sortment Of FALL AND WINTER
GOODS. All kinds of Ladies' aud Gentle
men wear and for sales =
ALDRlDGR & GRANT.
/, Oct. ~. 1858.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
by virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court
for Cecil county in Chancery, the nndersipn.
cd rs Trustee will Offer at Public Sale; on
Tuesday the 27M day Of January, 1857.
At the store OF James Cummings, ESQ, near
the premises. all the Real Estate of which
lila II ID. Hall died seized, consisting Of
TWO tracts Of Land situated in the Eighth
E.ecuoh District OF said county. No. con-
tainS
II Acres, more or less,
adjoining lands of Chalkley b. Cutter, John
McGnlgan aud others The Land is of good
4M$A, quality, and has on 1t a young Ar-
X.SAN@ FILE ORCHARD and Peach Tress in
8T3 fnl hearing. About THREE
-. ACRES are set in young chcsnut.
There ]. also upon this tract Frame House.
No. 2, Contains about
SIX Acres,
adjoining No. |. all Of which is arabic Land
AprA OF good quality. There is upon
81 s!T& this Tract a new and substan-
SSN SiM tial Frame Dwelling House,
ERsx sixteen by thirty-two feet, with
two rooms on the first floor and three on tho
second. Possession Will be given on tho 18th
Of March 1857.
ne'"o"S "''ninS ~ We" INC properly VIII
call upon Mrs. Mary A. Hall residing on tho
premises. The Terms of Sale are: On. third
OF the purchase money cash on tho day Of
sale, and the residue in equal instalrnents at
six and twelve months. The credit paw
ments to bear interest, and be secured TO tho
satisfaction of the Trustee, or the whoe OF
the purchase money may be paid in cash II
The purchaser or purchasers prefer.
Sale to commence at II o'clock, A. N.
WM.J. JONES,
Jan. 3D., 1s57-ts. Tru,ts,.
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SEVERAL FARMS and other Real Es-
tate are offered in our advertising columns
this week.
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VNothing Of consequence doisg In Con-
E,ess this week.
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Small Farm

AT PUBLIC SALE.
The subscriber will offer at Public Sale on
Monday the 10th day Of February merit,
The farm on which he now resides, lying on
the Plank Road, four and half miles north
oil Elkton, and containing
SO Acres Of Land,
more or less. The improvements consist Of
RA frame House aud Kitchen,
AHnl Corn crib, Spring House, and
3 iii8 never failing spring OF good
water near the door. Also
cellar fora barn already walled, and tho
timber hewcd tor the barn. Twentv.svo
acres OF The land is tillabc, in tolerabe con-
diiion, and four acres of excellent meadow
winch will produce two tons of hay to tbc
acre; about twenty acres covered with tbri-
wing young timber. Persons wishing to mr.
chase will please call and examine the nro.
Hill. WILLIAM CpIpS
January 3, fs57-t,.
del. Republican copy once a week till
sale, and send bill to this office for collcc-
ton.
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more or loss,
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by virtue of Decree of the Circuit Court
lot Cecll county in Chancery. the unicrsign-
ed as Trustee will offer at Public Sale at tho
Court House in Elkton, Maryland, on
Tuesday, 9th inst.
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ID ". wEscorr, Aucr1oNEER-wcvLp INVITE
ry sale ~ splendid ee-ood sou.soad furvinre rh silver
20. No. Ie,s o'clcck u oe dwel,sg hces 10 ina wa
twenty first Revcnth AID Eighth
csenr Of DE entire spsnad furniture Of he hcse, III o.
vesch vii posTvey Ne cold V 1s hNnea bsdAer And must
removed within two dsys from the premises Catalogues
VA be be hsA 81 The Mouse carly on e morn
NJ az sale, which viii cousist IN reriors Of
essd rc-ewcco Hsrscr fsrukars N r,s nae Sy ~
avued IN blue and rcid- bot q NE best descrsp.
IN made but two montAe; Ysepdh rcse.ooo sevcn
stave papofsrte vfsh mssABc Svpdlng board ard halt
Reda magnificent Chinese escftcre richly nltd win eA
snd pearl two magnificent carvcd rosewood eyere. v@
Ysae hon and marble Kisabehan chairs Ia msdoa
Npesuy; four elegant pier ard n,ants ryQwS made ~
s.ns 70 order brocsde and lace curtains Pendh ssds
ch-t rc~swcod mirror co~per sxrrs <ocd secretary
- soSseass h velvet and tsyesy capes seyvn Ensn
onnoesers twelve fine a. par1ings with rich and elegant
sesn Q. csina sod syesdss uses .sd pscr crnsress
@sss.t variety q eipns r1 hbr., sps chamber furwure
Rls66 rosewood buyeeue vashN1anda beirAeada
vsrdsoses oval mrrers rurhah ch~r superb hsir mat
weeees and bedding cNrpess hbrarS bouke~He
rueewood fun suit IN velvet m hair cloth
nesgvessey o. other CHAMBER furniture rosewood ard
ahRany extension table rich var- 81 everv deevfr-
vs.. rest variety q rich Cra eut slAas ivory cu0e-y
frS eses bouss No popouemert 90 ary account
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RESTAURANTS.

TOUR BAGATELLEe-roUR AtLgys-ENTRANCE
No. Ann and 100 Fulton streets through BA~~fords
billiard rooms Basaaele vcI amusing limp GRIT red
TO biniardaL ASA DE COSTA. laie of 81 Romans
Wen ewAt caterer In hese amusomeuts ADD refresh
ments, invites participants
ITO OPERA GOERs Il ADVISE roc TO TAKE A
drink 81 70 East Fourteenh ssrcet between The Fourth
and the Academy.
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E,oR NORFOLK AID RrCHMoNp.-IHn sSnAN.
V new ready 70 resume ser rcute and v lsd turing s
week for rcrfon and RcAmsss ytss rcwM rfves, ssd
ssss sppIy V GUpI.xN 3 fI.IAkA1IR Dros1wg
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An AsynUQonH rHA9 HRArs xuE woRlJD,ARD
"A em sslEsd 70 80 e.son vas can su.EsS -. IN
.riy %.T.f dss,ss, ks.,A. .ss,1 ,csse~ lsvyu,h e.
nor doe DE w 70 snposs hswwuy you want .
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Ne oniy perrcn m The Uoned eafes vs CD i've cy nuun-
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80, ssssr SssdA q. ssd sasikcssS sSsrsssss =
MApAnn N.Y., LAn06 ~ ssv1ErH AvIuUR,
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SSnn mswss wsnelss lsmnen, nwsena sv1.ss ~.
sssse 4sy~ eonvsrvss n hA0lA Tssssh u sernaa -
49, ~ I s:;';i - - Z; $: s:'':sZ
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Won SAVANNAH AND rIompA-uNrrEp STATES
IL mall nne-rhe steamer ALABAMA, Captain Geo r.
kcrh ryer At oeicck r. N. Bulls q lsdnS ngned %
srcoav.y ssrusS Jsss u .SR s.s fcIs
Hu rstka es3 etsamers for FLORIDA connec u ssv~n
SAturdaya
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DAwrBRoRER's sALE-w.C a, HIGGINS WILL SELL
III this DAY at hi. "a Eishh avenue between
rtwty fourth and THIRTY firth street large assor O
and vonens wearing apparel quilA biAnkeb pllowa bot
vatches earrsngs pins chains lockeh and
nuber 81 other Articles 70 mention BY order
Of n. MAi.lON, so worth street
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lIoRreAeE SALE or kLEoAxT HOUSEHOLD EuE

III nture Ii 7. lEKDs CO, Auciiopeers viii sell, on
,h1s day feb. ~ 10 O'Clock all The srlendd furniture IN
- l3 Clinton place. consisting In Of three
SOLID rosewood psrr furniture covered in the bes,
French brocsu splendid God anoforte stool and
cover handsome carpets two handsome rosewood
plate glass doors and locks, also corner
rsegeres hsnJ,ome rosewood aide asd tables with
asuary and Egyptian ope rose weod bureau and gohic
eexsseass and xsshstands 20 match with variety S
hcau- and biaoA furniture In twenty hand
sne ace cur brccaie do oerncs sofas sofa bed
"a oouches DIM tablee handsome
do. library. large French pier rasses
Parish figures spe ,dd vases feaher ccas hsr
chsry dinner ses tea ss WIN large lot Of
uscfu entail furnrre zoe numerous 70 me uon
BALE positively Persons IN want Of furniture
~ 90 W ell n attend.
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SHIPPING.

EtOK LIvERFOOL.-UNIFED STATES MAI. STEAM.
ship BALflU Capt Comstock This steamship viii de-
part with the United States malta Europe positively
tSrdsy Feb at O'clock om her Der at he foot 81
oommodAton for elssauoe and comfort apply 70 COW Ard
X. UOLLiNs 80 Wall street Passengers requested 70 be
board Ut II O'CLOCK H. All letter. must pass through
he Post ofhoe Any others win be returned
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DRooKLiN AIHnNE UM THURSDAY FEB. g. 1857 -
Ses s f So yUaF
10 The vces Of sell and he Misses pI. VIII be mos.
soS,, aSl gwen 'n mat 0''0n WIN va II. Hnssisos
loDr A. Cooke Hull and committee Of promenade con-
BnooELrS, Feb. 6, 1867:
sh met duly received rendering the most polite snd
and yourself IN aid Of he grand proensas eo1certto be
for The relief ofdesuts he iOG
. pyne and o.' :see1. &ssss
% s yoS Of d s w &c Of ,ss s
avail themselves Of such important am,
'''' 'e SsooEils q coSSH sIss SE' ss s & is
soD Charles sesswcs @ perform doe, on reo and sasa
oonesrtsas a. me grand promensde con'er % be given
,Se ,sTses Of this ely As Mr. Harrison bss informed
the Misses Pyne the occasion beg add hat
would anord me great pleasure 70 As her pAnoiore
' 4 sBDGwrcx
NV Dear sr-Your note Of the e ns, is received In which
have very kind and liberal offered your
concert % be- gwen ON de- lob FOR he
iema.s !, anords me much pleasure % you
he very generous and vAusSs sd nn have rendered
CPALpINa 4 RooKRss AxruIrHkArRr AND NJ
.S.s,srs :vss:.a y none !. NJ .sss,Iy Y As s.ioo.
q: ~
is.,Iie. .nS .qee.1i.n In. foI se rns and vii
,s i5s WI y Re
let for short for opexas de- Of Holds
800 comfortably, and has he'd oOe liberal sAary
uon and energy smpetsnt 70 saer for hs Asdoos ADD cr
From facilities for ventilation and ahgibe
ton, at Charles street. corner Of Commercial plsnel
believed be kept open probably during the msshs OF
Nay June sepiember end ocsoesr. Apply In vinler 70
tPAhD1N0 a ROGERs New Uriskns. 70 Mr. sANUkT.
BOOTH, 100 Nassau srest T.; and IN Mesrs
R. ., either 81 their eressss n ne North. board
their eihibnon steamers. FoAng Palace James RAynosd
or BANJO, on De Western rivers, r 10 theS AGENT Mr..
DAVID b1DWu1I. Kew Orleans
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TUBE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
man seamera-The ships oompoeius Ibis line ~
follows
ATLANTIC, Capt. lndndss; BALTIC Capt Cemsoek,
ADRIAT1C, Captain James West
These ships have been built by contrast eIprss or gov
eminent service Every has been their consruo
1oD also their engines strength and speed and
heir accommodating for passengers uaed for Gle
and comfort Prices Of from New FORK 70
liverpool in arst class cabin slso In second cabin rs
renced surgeon sached 70 each ship No berth secured
until paid far The shps OF this lire have improved water
tight bukbeada and avoid danger from viii
he Banks north of A. degrees unt after the ls Of August
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