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Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10
The Credit system.

The following article from the Wash
ington Union, shows up some of the
beauties. of that bad way of doing bust
ness-Ay CREDIT. Did every one live
up to the motto, t;Pay as YOU go" how
many embarrassing situations could be
avoided how much more briskly would
every description of business go OH
how many hearts would be made glad
that new-are almost crushed and broken
with despair---all caused by the unjust
system on which nearly all business
transactions are conducted: -
'iThere are many eulogies passed up
on the o-called'scredit systcm."' Few
know the real tax it Qecasions, or dream
who pays It. A farmer set1s his wool
upon totn credit and charges from five to ten
per cent, more than for cash. The
manufacturer; / n selling his cloth, dc
mands equally as much above cash price,
because rhe has to wait and run hazards
for, his pay. He sells to the wholesale
dealer, and demands a like addition to
the cash price, for giving credit. The
iobber buys,1paying a like addition for
being trusted. He sells to the country
merchant, and PUTS on 2 like ipcrfase,
because ,he;;giTes credit. The latter, in
retailing, makes, his addition for selling
upon credit. Here are four sales upon
credit. At only Y per cent, addition
for credit, the consumer pays twenty per
cent, because former owners dealt on
credit. At ten per cent, this would
amount to forty. The latter we think,
is fnr below the reality. It follows that
when the consumer purchases, five dol,
lars worth of cloth, two dollars of it are
paid in consequence of the various cred
its given by sellers TO the buyers. This
is true to q greater. on. less, extent as t.
very many things we consume. We arg
severely taxed for the credits others OBJ.
tain, as well as for those. extended tt
ourselves. The paying customers beal
the losses sustained by those who, never
pay. The price of credit is always large.
Fly increased because a portion never per
form their engagements. Looking a
this matter as it really exists, we can ap
preciate the virtues assigned By JOIN
Randolph to four words, which he sale
were the secret of prosperity, toiYit, pay
as you 60. ..e -.zr.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

Re- One of the most extensive rcli-
gious rcvivals ever known in this part
of the country, has been in operation
in the Methodist Church in Eaton, for
the last two weeks, under the charge Of
Inc Rev. w Ii. FYFFE.- Some forty new
members have been added, while many
of the old ones, who had nearly got
back into the "world," have renewed
their faith in its doctrines, and placed
themselves, again within its pale. Joy
be. with them. 49, -.c3t.Et -
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

esg From the Milwaukee News of the
25th, we learn that the result of the
late election in that State, has, at length,
been ascertained. The Republicans
have elected the Governor and Prison
Inspector, andsin the Legislature there
is a small Republican majority IN joint
ballot The Democrats elected all the
State officers, with the exception of Go
vernon and Inspector.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

n@ John Kerr, recently convicted
of murder in the second degree, at
Washington, is an infrm old man cieh-
ty-one years of age. The jury who
convicted him. and a large number of
the citizens have pctitioned for his par
don. He was sentenced to six years
Imprisonment in the Western Peniten-
tiary. -'
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

pea Thermometers seats in the House
of Representatives at Washington cost
seventy dollars apiece, and the desks
ninety.dollars apiece. Rather high price
to give in times iGe these.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10
BLACK Republicans hypocrisy.

The Washington Union says with
truth that the most arrant hypocrite to
be found is the Black Republican, wEo
prctcnds to be mortified because the
whole Of the Kansas constitution is not
to the people of the Territory
for ratification. or rejection. This same
Black Republican was, and is, the advo-
cate of the Topeka constitution, that was
made by Il body of irresponsible fanatics,
who assembled in open defiance Of the
laws of the Territory: usurped the pow
er to sit as "a constitutional conven
ton, made a constitution in open hos
tility to the legal authorities of thesTcr-.
refused to submit any portion to
the people for ratification or rejection.
but sent it to Congress, and there insist
ed that it was the true and legitimate
coustitu ton Of Kansas. The hypocrite
now pretcnds to be shocked that the lie
gally constituted convention of Kansas
has failed to submit any other than the
slavery clause for the Judgment of the
people. Such brazen- faced cffrontery
and shameless hypocrisy deserve to be
secuted and despisod by all true nation
al men.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10
mThc Ohio Statesman

We invite the attention of our read
ers to the Terms of the Ohio Statesman:
in another part of our paper, and would
Just say to our Democratic friends, that
they had better send for the Statesman
during the session. 1t is the ablest
conducted paper in the State, and is
gotten up in the very best style. The
terms arc moderate.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

BE- Hon. James G. Birney, the we'll
known anti-slavery speaker, and candi-
date of the Liberty party for President
in 1874 died on Wednesday morning,
near Perth Amboy, of paralysis He
wasa Kentuckian-by birth:3a- yz-Sa
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10
45reble County Demottui,
L. G. GOULD, Editor.
EATON Q, DECAe, 1851
E0R-SALE-
THE 0PREHLE ~O0rDEM0CRAT.D

s-As it is eur intention ol changelour
present location I'VE offer the stIlemos
ca4atn establishments for asales The ma
torial. ON which the paper is printed is
all inc gpod pouditioh, having been in,
use only EHbouttcn- months. Tho eircu-
lation of tho ~Democrat" is an average
of country papers and car be very ieasiz
ly2 iineredsed-has a. good advertising
cus&oIhI and 5an excellent run of Job
WorkI4 Theo Jpb Office lis large and
wish sSleetedasB cash, or good Rego-
table paper we will selh lows eff not
sofasby the ,Sthsof Jaauary other ara
-FNaseFfents~wiff-be .nfado with it.
.-1uiE la. t. e. GOULDs :
uNoSy 26l4S57 basi di1E@s 1T
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

Pay The free negroes have been dri-
ven out Of Piqua, Ohio, by the white
population, for their indeccncy, and in
suits to ladies. One of them was whip
ped and another tarred and feathcred.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10
The KANSAS Question in .he SEN
ate.

The Kansas question has already been
brought into the United States Senate,
and quite a discussion had upon it
Senator Douglas and Gwin, of Califor-
MIA. both dissent from the views of the
President in his Message. .
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

New CENrs.---Within the three
months just past, eight million six hun
dred thousand new cents have been is
sued from the mint at Philadelphia, the
total weight of which would be forty
three tons.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

re- Look out for counterfeits on the
State Bank of Ohio, Chillicothe branch,
as they are in circulation in various
parts of Ohio. They are of the denomi-
nation of tens and twenties. Look
closely to your Bank notes as they arc
we'll calculated to deceive. - 90
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

Neutrality-suspicious. are now being
made by the people in the wheat-grow-
ing region of Texas to SOW an immense
quantity the coming season. From tho
best information, at least one-third moro
wheat will be sown this year han tho
last n r..
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

Re-1PetersoH' for January has al
ready been received, and is Q capital
number There is no longer any doubt
IN on III mind BUT thaat af'ctcrson's" is the
best and cheapest Magazine now being.
pulIished. 81 per year in advance
We will furnish Peterson" and the
Democrat one year for $2,75. Send in
YOU orders carly, if you want them.
rxa The "0iion Saloon; kept:bysour
friend A. B. DEGRooT, is very popular
asa place where Oysters of the best
sualitylarc served up in the right style
Persons attending Court, as well as oui
citizens, will find this establishment I
pleasant and comfortable place to get 8
nice dish of Oysters. We have beer
favored with a specimen7of 46e's Oys
4ers, and after trying, them can recon-
mend them as a superior article.
7ag-In Louisville the price of hog
Eve cents net; to packers - 80"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

RgrThe non-receipt of our mail about
two days out of every week is very an
noying to us, especially when we keep
our paper back, with the hope of getting
some fresh news. We do not know
who should be censured for this, but if
it continues much longer, we will en-
dcavor to find out, and whoever it is viii
hear shark from the tombs."
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

\ MODEL PRocLMATIoN.-The fol-
lowing is a copy of the Thanksgiving
Proclamation of the Governor of Min
nesota-"Thursday the 10th of De
cember is hereby appointed to be OBJ
served by the people of Minnesota as
Thanksgiving day. In testimony where
Of &c. .-
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

s The Boston Post has been re-
viewing the Atlantic (monthly Maya
zinc) at some length. 1t extracts from
a strong abolition article the following
passage:
"Angels wrestle with the men of this
generation, as with the patriarch of old,
and it is our own fault if a blessing be
not extorted gre they take their flight"
and naively enquiries "who are the men
of this generation with whom Angels
wrcstle?" Is it Sumner, or Wilson, or
Banks that wrcstles with angels? If ii
be, we would bet high on the angel if
he understands his business"
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

BegrHon. Frederick p. Stanton has
rendered his resignation as Secretary of
the Treasury of Kansas, to take effect
after the 21st rroximo.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

psa 1t is said that Louis Napoleon is
actually in danger of speedy death from
an incurable disease Of the spine. This
report e@latos Che red republicans Of
France, who believe that the back bone
of Louis Napoleon and the back bone of
despotism are one and the same.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

rgzfhe Post Office Department has
decided hat under the present laws,
postmasters are=net compelled1to receive
cents in payment for either postage or
postage stamps, nor from any one per
son at any time more than thirty cents
in three. cent coin. All beyond this
rests in their discretion.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10
Meeting of Congress To-Day.
"a QUORUM PRESENT.

The Senate in Operation.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10
Prospectus of the Chic .t@<c:
Kla1N.

81 PUynacRt IN al Gases IN uarGNcc.
Post Masters, Members of the Legis-
l%ature, Editors, and the friends Of the
Statesman generally: are requested to
act as agente in procuring subscribers.
1t is very desirable that the lists be
forwarded early, in order to enable us to
prepare materials for the additional is
sui
Write the names of Subscribers and
Post Offices plainly.
AdnrnSs -,
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

IRGANIZATION OF THE HOUSE.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10
JAS HADDocK SMI'

R~ The Tri-wcckiy will be sent in
exchange to such papers as will publish
the above Prospectus, with an editorial
notice calling attention to it.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

Col. Orr Elected Speaker.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

Bg~ HoLLowAY's Pills produce a
most surprising change in cases of gen
cral debility. The broken down inva-
lid, whose faccid muscles and relaxed
ervou system have scarcely sufficient
vitality to sustain his emaciatcd form in
an erect position, is oon renovated and
braced by the invigorating effect OF this
priceless remedy, and his whole frame
is terminated and filed with energy.
His spirits resume their buoyancy, and
he feels like a new man. Such is the
experience of thousands. Longevity
depends in a great measure upon the
regular and healthy action of the or
gans or digestion and excretion, and
upon these organs Holloway's Pills ope-
rate irresistably.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

LIWAsuINGToN, Monday Dec. Z.
The weather is charming to-day
The galleries and-etAef parts of tho
fapitql are creEdeaJ and tbs greetings
between members and friends are plea
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

PROGRESS OF THE HOG CHOLERA
We take the following from theIndian-
apolis .Journal of the Both ult;
The Worthington Green County,
Times says that the hog cholera is spread
ing rapidly through that and the adjoin-
ing counties. Five farmers are named
who have lost from ten to n hundred
hogs each, and a Mr.. johnson: who ap-
pears to be an extensive "cultivator" OF
that sort of crop, says he will render in
to lard some four hundred, which he
now has, not yet effected so as to save
them. A disease is getting to be a Sc
rious pccuniary disaster which cuts of
thus three or four hundred head Of fat
hogs in one neighborhool.
Preble County Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1857-1859, 1857-12-10

SENATE-Senate was called to or
der by the Sedrstary. whip read aIletteF
from the Vice President, that he would
-ablet oreaeh Xashington. at the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11

T AURA KEENE'S NEW THEATRE,
- GA BROADWAY NEAR Houston STREET,
Doors open .. ga o'clock; the performance win commence
With the Overture at O'Clock.
TRIUMPHANT RESULTS.
CROWDED HOUSES.
BEAUTIFUL AND NOVEL EFFECTS.
THIRD APPEARANCE OF MISS LAURA KEENB
SINCE HER ACCIDENT.
On MONDAY, JAN. II 1857,
FIRST NIGHT
of drama from Charles Resde's Clouds and Sun
RACHAEL, THE REAPER;
CLOUDS AND SUNEHINE.
SCENERY MUSIC.
Supported by Messre Burneu c. Whealegh, Ltngham, j.
A Smith, L. Johnston Hayes, Alleyne. Mrs ii. i. Ora
tan, Mss Ada Chiffon and Miss Laura keene.
1bs play realization Of the rural pictures described by
the author Of Clouds and Sunshine work that has been
received by the literary word with the highest encomums
MUSICAL SELECTIONS AsB LA TRAVAIL WALTZ by THE
To conclude for the seventh time with new extravaganza
surissque called
YOUNG BACCHUS;
Or, SPIRITS WATER.
New scenery
Dressea
Appointments &C., &C.
Young Bsccbus with songs ............M Miss Gould
supported by the whole and Corps do
Ballet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11
-~--~N~~---a~aa-ma@A
SHIPPING.

INoR CHARLESTON AND rI,oRiDA-UNlTEDs 81 ArEs
IN Hsl The spleudid steamship MARION, WIN. y.
Foster commander viii leave pier No. North river,
o'clo p NJ precisely, Saturday, January ". For
freight apply board where al bills OF ladug will be sign
ed and for passage at the Office OF sPOFFORD TTLEsrON
a co, 20 Broadway. The magnificent s.eanahtp NASH
WILLIE Ibos ~ Evan commander win succeed s-d Leave
on Saturday January "a The favorite Carolina
makes regular trips 70 the various landings the St Johns
river FLORIDA touching Fern sndina and connecting with
York AID leaving Charleston
Tuesday Through tickets 70 Jacksonville ssl 10 PLATA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11
- a'~Iaaa-laa---a-aaa1l
THE TURF.

TUE IuRr.-THR FR1ENos or CHARLES geooKs
VIII mset nj ma hotel corner Of THIRD aveuue ad lDs,h
uee on wednesday evening January ia prrose Of
dsposing Of the fat rotrg Tom ws~,
please he present by O'Clock. WIN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11
ur q MrIlnR AnorInnEKN ISL s MELI.oR,

VIZ y MFILOK AuCT1ONEsR -BY W. :. MELLON,
w. CO--Elegsnt rosewood aud mahorany furniture
meodeunr pier ga.ses velvet and tapestry,
prusssls carpetug Tuesday next January - al lt A.
Al ths salssroos Noe II and Is Park row opposite the
A.er House The sale comprises rosewood suits, sAs,
chairs hedseads, bureaus wsshsfands French paie mr
rcrs book osewcot, mahogany and OAK eNenoon
table al marble top ceutre tables hney crved
and nnhsd elegant wood eteeeres for corners AMI
,evsrs very enamelsd suits pain and wrh mar
III tens An Of hne French hrssdy from the United
s,es will be sold at the commencement ~ the
An rco~er,ion consisting 81 twenty three
ss,pe ri tapestry and three ply, All made mp per
fctv ard 10 sold ALA lot Of ms
Ae The attention % the trade directed 70 be above
sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11

DpssrIL W wEsrCorT, AucTIoNEER, WILL. SILL
IL on Monday January IL at l0h O'Clock. ~ 1a2 West
Tw.p,y first ,t-eet rosewood and mahogany
INST sasS furniture olher elegant OF the
ste,e i've dwelling This sale will be found worthy
special attention OF purchasers ~ the whole 70 be sold
abeeine ITO the highest bidder descriptive oaaosnes OF
Of sse wbich will be positive without regard to weather,
ssnsisengo a
kich and fixtures throughout the house
perh GOD panoioEte seven octave, made by Nuns
f,Aer months; elabc carved
Ror su,s brccale ami velvet; reception and rwtish
shara and tapestry two elegant rosewood marble
Ne .eeeres mirror ons splendid pier and mante mirrors
srbe ,op and tables brccade aud lace cursias
spl,pdd clock year, elegant mansl aud
var sn carpets and rugs valuable collection Of oil
embracing historic Jecn rural and arcbtec
inraI vievF foreign and home scenery, Nc.
Hnrevood carved becseads with dressing bureaus
nj. ion and coumodee match: zmours, oval
MIRO hair mattresses. beds, &C two elegant
bockcvses EXTENSION dining and break
"a, ,sbes solid silver rich china cut glass and ivry
cot sy cooking utensils &c with large variety Of chenber
furnnre Of description, IN 10 rooms
he.ier stoves oicloths &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11

gEHIFPTHU.

NTDw YORK ApD LIvERY0OI. uNIrKD srATEs
~ Man ss smslp ERlCasok. Cast Lewser. sii depart
esy January H. 10 O'Clock n from her berth 81 me foes
II Canal seet The ATLANTIC Will succeed the tIiosson
January 81 The aame this line have improved
water pgh bulibeAds For freight or ps.sse hayag as
eoDmodstons qualed for elegance and comfort apply 10
kDWshD COLL1Ns b6 Wall street .
Passep reqsested 70 be board al O'Clock A.
AL lett pass through the Post oee any others VIII
he
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11
LITERATUnE.

IACHIN AND BARI OR KEY TO TUE DOOR OF
81 Price g. 30 Also. Ayns Ritus Of Free
S. Cupper stair builders Dude IS and Pa'o on
soul 81 Ny RENTING the books VIII be sent BY NAL "
tons street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11
MATRIMONIAL.

A GENr1EMAN HAVING A BEAUTIFUL HOUSE,
N elegantly furnshed. lakes ibis method making ihs
acquaintance and pretty lady ian orphan pre-
ferrtdJ wAh view 10 The gentleman has peny
~ mtaDs consequently wi not mske any difference how
poor the lady be address Sincerity, broadway T. o.
MILE. PAULINE LEsTRAN6E WILL. UPoN THE
l' e,ptof 70 cents send
toll deinea 81 their from q specimen Of
handwriting tell truly their life show their
give portrait Of future husband in JOURNEYS
hwsus &c Address. with return portage Pauline LIS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11
r,oerr1,E s1rpRrME corRr GREAr SALE oF REAL

POSITIVE SUPREME COURT GREAT SALE OF REAL
Il estate At auction ON the lbh January BY hLLEa
sssoneer34 he High Bridge, 10 sx separate
lots this island This on the
knss Bridge road running To Harlem rfver unsurpassed
Sor kesutifu building hour by carriage TO
and ave minutes 70 the Hudson river de
not The land high very healthy improved IA Posi-
description In Evening Post call on The
cr Tenth avenue 70 be opened through BY
May NO For terms apply 70 W. @. wErx0Re
q .fet
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11
ANTHOLOGY.


An AsrHoLOgfsr TRAIT RaAFe THe WORLD
N And fSor rewsd is offered 10 any person VINO
sIrpass her IN giving correct past
future particularly marriages. deaths heath wealth losses,
pursuits absent friends, sc ". B-Madsm O1s1FTUN m
humbus nor does she wish 70 impose the unwsry osl
tween Houston and Stanton.
f,bAIRvoyANCE,--sRs. SEYMOUR re sPRIYs
~ street few doors west OF Broadway the
fnl medical and business airvoy.pt in America An
eases discovered and cured cursbe pnerrins alvoe
business absent friends &C. and satisfaction all
charge made.
tULiKNNE ORR WILL. UPON TIE RECEfpT or q
~ send picture Of their pssi
present Me also by which they perfectly secure
The object q their Affection, matter what and have all
their desires fully graded Please fully what your
wish s and address with return postage, Julenne Orr New
York fost Office.
MADEM0rSELLE R1GCLETrE WILL, UPON THE
lvh receipt OF 70 cents, Tie equivalent send
Whoever young or married by which their
pness Vii be enhanced fold; tell their
We also he past Address, with return postage, Madne
oleue, station Q, Eighth avenue, NY
ow r. YOUR CHANCE TO MAKE A roRrUvE-
hseAme CbtrfON y hsis person m The Waited
- wtoe can give lucky nuuse ., only err gents. Res
y ~ Orchard street, ses-ees Hos ass nd ssass~
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uoRsEs, CARRIAGES, sc.


rCoR SALE At NEW YORK TkTTERSkLLs, CORNER
~ stxlh avenue and Thirty ninth q caeche
y painted and In The order and several
ae Portland and pony sieshs Can INQUIRE a. lp ruron
street. Of ". EoINrOf.
t.,op sAIE-AN NIGHT YEAR OLD BAY HORSE. I6
hands high warranted sound snd KIND and 10 only sod
ant n nae Price SIS Can be seen AZ the s,sble
Tsbtsen,b street between fi'th and sixth avenues.
1,np sAtF-HoRsF CAN'T AND HARNESS, AND
rood sa-d for work horse rcund and IN good conii
M AN he cold Cor hundred aad fy dollars cash For
iurih.r particulars sppy 70 JANIS khLoII ~ eoid stre
e,trtau FOR SALE CHEAP A LIGHT FANCY ONE
- horse aegh city made upholstered inside can be sen
IN No West thirty eighth fgnh syenne IN
our, Of n, GALLON, Builder.
xxArTED TO PURCHASES HORSE or GOOD
w sight aud action and last 20 be psi foe IN stock soi
lr. oompany Any person having such for sale mar at
dress a note ]. g, Herald Office, stating particulars
w tail mare l5 hands high, gray preferred; NUT be
,ersecv sound. hind and gentle and rot
cnar. IN mole about 3minutes Address 6i1 Post
sbce stating lowest ash price and where be
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-11

1,HE LIVERPOOL AND PRlLADsLPE1A STEAMSHIP
Ccnpanys splendid and powerful steamships
CITY OF 1ALTIMoRE, 2 a64 tone Capt. Robert Leach
CITY u WASHINGTON, $50 tons. Capt YIN. Wyhe.
CITY OF MANCHESTER 400 tong Capt. r. y. Petrs.
KANGAROO, l974 tons Capt 4. Ewing
shippers and importers hereby respectfully Informed
tina; h iuye the fornishty sangs OF this compay's steam
erB VIII take place alternately from New York and Phael
phia Under this the dates OF Ealing WI
follows
YORK AND PHILADELPHIA
KANGAROO from Philadelphia jan III
CITY OF WAtHIHGTUN from New York Jan. -
CITY OF MANCHESTER from Philadelphia Feb. IL
FROM LIVERPOOL
CiTY OF WASHINGTON, for New York Dec. 81.
CITY or MAhCffEsTEK for Philadelphia jan. IL
CITY OF BALTIMORE, for New York Jan D.
RATE OF PAsSAGE YORK PHILADELPHIA TO ANb
IRON LIVERPOOL.
Saloon-t9e, &S5 And S65 according 70 state room.
limited pun rer ofhd class will be taken and
found In PROVISIONS
70 Liverpool $50 From Liverpool. $40
These ucted with improved wsie- light
Compartments each weasel experienced
ge0n 49,
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