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1HE CArEoLIC CHURCH AND THE SLAVE
QUEsrIoN.-The Archbishop and Bisbops oF tbc
Catholic Church, who recently assembled in
provincial council in Baltimore have issued a
pastoral letter to the clergy and laity of that
denomination Among other subjects to which
il refers is the slavery Question. We make the
following extract:
The peaceful and conservative character OF
our principles, which are adapted to every
form OF government and every state of society,
has been tested and made manifest in the great
political struggles that have agitated the coun-
try on the subject of domestic slavery AL
though history plainly testifcs that the church
has always befriended the poor and laboring
GLASSES, and efectually procured the mitiga-
ton Of the evils attached to seryitude until
through her mild influence it passed away
from the nations of Europe, yet she has never
disturbed established order or endangered the
peace OF society by following theories of phi
lanthropy.
Faithful to the teachings and examine Of
the apostles, she has always taught servants TO
obey their masters, not serving to the eve
merely, but as to Christ, and in His namo she
commands masters TO treat their servants with
humanity and justice, reminding them that
they also have n Master in heaven We have
not, therefore, found il necessary 10 modify
our teaching with view Of adaptinc il 10 local
circumstances Among us there has been no
agitation on this subject Our Clergy have
wisely abssained from all Interference with tie
Judgment OF the faithful, which should be FREQ
on all questions Of polity and social order,
within the limits of the doctrine and lar OF
Christ We exhort you, venerable brethren,
10 pursue this course, SD becoming Tho minis
tiers OF Christ and dispensers of the mystcrie.
OF God Let the dead bury their dead
Leave to worldlngs Tie cares and anxiosics of
political craftsmanship. the struggles for Ascend
aney, and the notifications Of disappointed
ambition. Do not, in any way, identify the
interests Of our holy faith with the fortunes of
any patty; put, preaching peace and good will
to all mankind. study only to win to truth the
deiuded children VI error, and to merit the
confidence OF your focks, So that becoming az
to all, you may gain all TO Christi
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ON MANHOOD,
AND ITS pr T. NJ RE DECJJN
THE BOOK OF TIE CONSTITUTION.

TIE demand Of the people from all part. Of the
country for new edition Of this Book, bringing
down the statistics to c present time, such tiat
II cannot longer hs dsreearded. IL - sufficient =
known Throughout the country TO render u paTticu-
lar description of II unnecessary here: suico II 10
ray that II contains the evidence Of ITS having
celved the voluntary and generous patronage Of
10th HnuSss of ConSress, Of It's having tecn adopted
D. the SupiCm Court 6H a standard edition of the
Constitution Of the United States, aud OF IT'S having
received the special appreciation OF s"ae OF the
wIsest statesmen Of the past and present age. IL
has been pronounced by them as suitable 6re-snie
o'r,panon for every American citizen, and as a text
book for the rising generation "T the sCtoois.
Editors who venerstc and support the Constitu
tion, the sentiments of Washington, and tho prinu-
pies 1t eiGbGdIes, have heretofore given 1t their
generous and valuable support.
Eookssllers and others who may desire 10 Obtain
IT for the amply of those Io desire to posSsss
the new edition will pense address
WILLIAM HICKEY, JR.,
m2r WashInCtO ton City. ID. G..
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MORE TO BE- ADMIRED THAN THE
Nl RICHEST DIADEM EVER WORN
b Y KINGS OR EMPERORS.
.. ... WHAT, .....
WHY BEAUTIFUL HE4D HIIR

NJ
Because IT Is the ornament G. Oh hip,ssIf pro-
ctded for all our race. Reader. although the rose
msy oioom ever so brightly is the glowing oheek tao
SPARED aL, sh,veIed, harsh and ary or still.
P Moods nf Ham s sG:s ni rssd
two1r three times week, will restore onG per!na-
following and judgs, The writer of the first Is the
eeIstTaisd pioni5t, Thdlbsrs:
NEW YORK. April 10, 1853.
DR.. woop: Dear sir-Psrmit mo to express to
Jon the Obligations ] am under for the entire re-
tho tms Of 1i i1 he Gsd %as
hardly becoming fray. but upon the application Of
hue. consider y"nrrsstorative ss avery wonderful
Invention, quite efiescious as well AZ ay Issaele
"Drych ar Gwylleddct
WELSH NEWSPAPER OFrIcE, 10 Nassau stu
PRor. o. J. woop: Dear sirNgon a. month S2S or
weeks ago, received bottle of your Halr Restor-
atiye and save it my wife, who concluded to try it
restore the gray lair 20 It's original ooor bu. her as
Well as my surpris few weeks trial IT has per-
hairs to dark brown, at the came tms bsaatfS iny
and thickening the hair. strongly reoomme end tho
change Of their hair. CHAs" ChRDE%WSi. "
NEW YORK, July IS, 1857.
PRCF. o. ]. WooD: With confidence do / recon-
mend your ialr Restorative as being the eff
oecous article ever saw. Since us,n, your Hair
Restorative, my hair and whlskers, which were al
feel confident that few more applications will re-
store tn IN to the natural color IL also has
he of all dandTuG aud unpleasant itching, so oum
non among persons who perspre freely.
J. &. KILBY.
CHICAGO. ILL May 1857.
PROS. WoOD: Abou, two years $50 my hair COM
nenced falling oi AID turning gray. was fast be-
coming bald. and had tried many remedies to ef-
feet. commenced using Jour X sstorative in Jan
uary lGat. A few aP piIcatiOns fastened my hair
hrmy 10 began to hli up grow ont. ard turned back
TO TIA former color, tbaok At this time it is fully
restored to ts origins color. health and appearance
and checrfuily recommend its use to oil.
J. d. HOES.
Tho Restorative is put up In bottles OF 8 slzo,,
VIZ Large, medium, and small the sy:nli holds =
pint. and retails for g per bottle; the mod uin
holds least twenty per cent. more IN proportion
than the email retaIs for 42 per bottle; tho large
holds quart forty per cent more in proportion and
retals for SIS.
%. J. WOOD & CO., Prcprietors, 3's Broadway
New York, lin the great N. Y. Wue Railing Estab-
lishrnent, and ia Market ST., IT. Louis, Mo.
., And sold ~ al socd DtuggIsts and Fancy Goods
Deaers ma III SIN
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

wIlI.ARDs' HOTEL shinnard, N Yk;
CSi Huser, \; T Huger, A Ravenel,
NJ Weeks, NY; Lieut. stanly, TSN; w y Tslss.
ZERO, Cray aud ly, J Cornwall VI Crouch.
Ehers9is, > Banta and lady, III I. harris, nj
ard nd; K.es.n P Pstguson; MN pH"w-
lsdy, Pa ii Shaw, NY; X NJ MeIlase Eng; w II
Biibo, Tenn; w T. Robinson, II GrinnpHe Crv
dsi, Smith, II Wainwright, NY; Capt j
BROWNS HOTEL-C X Ro,,eson and lady
Pa; Capt o ID Downing. B Push, q Ehlen'
VA Geo Marquis and iatv, Hiss Fitzpatrick Ala:
Gladdaey, Miss, : Ritter, Mr. SAM and ly,
Col Stevenson, Jose Yrauc, w p Wilson and
lady, Pa; w Barrett, Ne; s Z Lewis. Ala: ID
Ptobrer, Ohio; W II Nicholson ana lady, NY; J
hennedy and lady, Anderson and lady, q;
Stevenson, Tenn; w EN- Word, s y CLARK and
lady, Va; q Clagett, DC; c Moore, w M Wad-
ley, La; Rogers, Ga; James Bosardus, ] w
Aores, Fiddle, York. I Morris, Ga; J o
Campbell, Ky.
NATIONAL HOTEL r Griffith, jr. Md;
Triton, Calcutta; w Wo.thingt ton, Bowl,
inS, bowling, f Il Green, T. NJ Bowiinp. IT
rowing Mudd, H Mears. Md; n Coates
J kelsh and lady, Pa; ] L stark, w GilIespie
va w Freelan, CaliforniG Ii Bowdish, VI:
WPrrkins, Mass; II b Mitchell, Nova Scotia;
nartman, IA; j. Hartman, DC; p Bell, Md; ii
VI cochran; y; Corstaus, il, ] McCIery, Pa; II
Lowndes, 81; McNemas, Ms. b Ovens and
lady, Homer, Il Il Homer NY; : Thomson
" Couiten, Mass; J j Frazer. Ohio: I w GIjv.r
and lady, do
WASHINGTON HOUSE.-P Rising and ly,
"a h Reg lister, Md; g A Bates, NY; II Thur
nsf anu ladies, Marshall, Pa; q A Flayg Mo;
Nibe, NJ; VIM Lee, sister and child, James
BurIeil, Mass; J Psete, NYk; II HeInbrv, James
Bnrrsss; Mass VIM HeHsbaw j w Sheulsr, NY;
geo nj Drake, Ohio; II ID Smith aud lady, Mrs
Prince, Miss w sller, Newman, KY
UNITED STATES HOTEL.-C.pt Wright;
Jennings, Ps;rc., w Cullen, Va: j ~
Johnson, Waid, kT; w simpson and LADY.
capt l. Il Lovett and lady, Md; aIyer., ]
Helii, Nd Gel ID II Waddle, Va; A MoncaIen,
Nv; Dodge, Mt; Aldf.dge, Va: ID Johnxon'
Md
NORWOOD HOUSH-J G. Olmstead NY:
III Taylor, Md; w Bialoss, Pa Emerson. o.
+" Morrison. RI q Whitworth, CIV; Bur
tar, NY II Mott, Pa
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Il
man. Innumerablc proofs are shown that these
PILLS havo virtues which surpass in excellence The
o5a,ua m e., and thai they Yin
pleasant to take and powerful 20 cure. Their psne
tratng properties stimulate the vital activities Of
purify the blood, and eXpel disease. They purge out
The foul hunours which breed dIstempsr, stimulate
tioh, ard mpsrt healthy tone with strength 10 the
whole sy stem. Nctony do they euro the every day
dangerous diseases when hive hsili ed human skill
While they produce powerful effects they are 1T tn
sans time in diminished doses, the safest and best
ply sic that can DO employ cd for CHI ldrcn Beng
suss. coated, they are pleasant TO take and being
sarei, vegetable, are free from amy rlsk of harm.
they not substaDtiated 10y men of such exalted posi-
have lent their names to certify 70 the public the re
liability Of my remedies, while others have sent
tions contribute Immensely 10 the relief of my afiic-
ted suffering fellow men,.
The agent below naIned ia p sased to furnish gratis
my American Almanac, containing directions for
their use. and certificates Of their cures Of the fol-
Cosfiveness, bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
nropsy, EeartbIFp, He'dsohe arising from foul
stomach: Nausea, lrdseftlon, Morbid Innc,ion and
spaInarlsing therefrCm, Flatu ency, Loss of Ape
lite, al Uicerous ard CutaneOus Diseases which
require an evacGant medicine, SorofJia or Kings
Evil. They also, ty purifying the blood ant stIinu
wouId not be supposed they could reach such as
Gus liability, Derang sments ofthe Live? and Kid
nays, Govt. and other kIndreI complaints arising
from low state Of the body or obstruction OF It's
Do rot be put off by nnprincpled dealers with
AYERS Fills, AID take nothing else. No other
they csn give you r. it'll this IN its intrinsic
AID there Is for ,ssa and they sfoHd have M Oe''
Prepared by Or. ). g. AYR, Practical and Ara
Iyioa! Chemist. i,REs, Mass. Prlce IS OeEts Par
Sid by z d. GILMAN, Washington. and by H.
COOK. Alexandra, and BY all deslsTs everywhere
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EVENING STAR.
PUNCH SONG.

Mingled e ements there be
-Four, creatures such as we:
Press the rulpy lemon, press,
Lille at HcaTt Is bitterness,
Sugar! BRING the sweetest Either,
Blood 10 with the jules together
Less the hery acid, less
Then Will burn the bitterness.
Next the purest water get
Sparkling from the rIyulet;
Things of all esrth's hidden places
Water glIds In Its embraces.
Then the vivid spirit pour,
strongest, latest of the four;
Life with life 10 fresh supplied,
Life with lIfe-but EOEsht beside.
Ere the spirit flies the cup,
Drink ;ae goblet-Cirink 10 up;
For the stream refreshing flows
Only when the fountain CLOVIS.
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Sr . , IMPROVE YOUR EYES. .

g IMPROVE YOUR EYES.
ACTRENGTHENA and assist them, by the PRTls
Optioian. D. WOOLFSON, who @Ax9.
has arrived from Europe with bis ~ ~
own, as vol rs the manufacture of u good many
others Of the latest improved SPECTh Giles and
EYE SLASSES: among which are the
PEk!SCOplC CONCAVE and CONVEX, The
DOUBLE FOCUS and DOUBLE POLISHED
BRAZILIAN PEBBLES, CRYSTALS, Etc,
Whioh are warTante to improve any EYE affected
With weakness, catsraot or tending to IL Also
SHORT-SIGHTEDNESS
Persoas who are compelled to use giasses, or those
now using them, will be suited at hrrt sight. These
wonderful
DOUBLE-POLISHEDV VENEZUELAN
CRYSTAL ROCK
have reoeiyed the highest Recommendations ut the
Worlds Fair, st Paris, through their producing
oenrness and easiness of vision heretofore unknown
in any other improvements.
Also, all styles of OPERA. SPY, and MAGNI-
FLYING GLASSES, Cornpasscs, and Microscopes
are for sale At store, corner of Eighth street and
Pennsy lvsIla avenue Eighth r.reet No, lol. bs-
tween ID street and Pa. avenue
DO not mistake fhs e0rrer Of stS street.
Prices very reasonable, the same aa at his cstah-
lBnmert In Europe. n9-N
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NJ A X B l. Il w q X ks
VIM. RUTHERFORD,
ARTIFIC IN hARBLE,

E Street, bet Y een 18th aud lSth Streets N0rth,
WASH INC ToN CITY,
lDvItes pnbic attention to his extensive stock oi
beautiful designed aud ElabpIstely Carved MAN
cbocs saaSr,met Of 81 hTSR y"ssinsf E or de
sign and finish cannot be surpassed, and are well
adapted for tho Garden or Tomb. large assert
msnt Of Plain Mantels, Monuments, and Tomb
stones at very low prices.
Monuments Of any design executed 10 order with
punctuahty and d. patch.
Estimates given for BrownstOne or Marble work
or North River Flaging, and every ether work 10
our line.
Please call ard max an inspection of our stock.
N. B-Make a note OF the address,. fa l7-a,n
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u In the drawing of the Havana Iot,erv of
thr on inst Senator Remirez. says the letter of
the Charleston Courier, Il wealthy citizen of Cuba
"Iew Ss1,uV', The half of the $4,000 prize. He
wa> Informed OF the fact about an honr after his
return from the burial ground, where he had lust
Consigned to the grave beautiful child.
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p g., f M g.

pseg!!e I, {, : :.
ioine, Vienna. TrieserlaT No. is remedy for lie
system TRES o. e fS IN the short
space Of three days completely and sSt,rs,s "I.dl
subss haze so long been Thought an sntilo's for, to
the ruin oil the health "f vast portion OF the popU
Sss, s IS ssS sTs
TO the iaevia!e destruction of the rsten. co"st,
tutlHn, and which gil the sarsaparilla III TIE world
cannot remove. TriasemFr Nos: Ia, end arc silks
devoid Of taste or smcll and ofal nelseatng anali
use being sUs perted Sold IN tin cases. md divided
Ia separate doses ss al administered by Veipeau, i5l
.eH;en, R"u1, k:oord. &c, 10, Price S3 each,
.: four cases in one fer So, which saves IS; a.d in
Sold by Dr. II. AL BARROW, No. IS, Prince ST..
few blocks vest Of iiroaiwa., New YORK. iInne
dstpiy or TeoeI2 %! the aIncrnt DIR. u. VIE forward
the 81 cases OF ITleSe'nar aud the large sizes, car
rt5so paid thus GsuTins genuine European Prer5ra
tlOHs. The ds3 also sent, but not free oil
rage. C"nsnitatiHns ns usual, from VI n. ~ TIL 2
sTOTT. Washlnston. fe IL
lIHEN IN THE, COURSE OF HUMAN
srcstest nsura ttrotions"s fine head If ba; ae,
becomes & matter of serious import nee, ard the
AMI wq; rs d" to s1 the hair
RI se 5v few
applications viii stop the hair falling breaking
remove danjrud, keep the scalp clean and white,
and impair. ireshncss and vIsor, to the hair; and
continued use of i two months will insure you =
u1ur.nII heal o hsr. Call and Seta bottle. md Il
not sa All alter TIE second aPPeaton' return
for 2; e s. hn5a H H rrY%e;fg I'D Yp;syst
sst corner MSiH ar Eth and Main aid Val s r's
snd n HoSas of h r. u DsH
avenue apl "
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4 LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON.

"A
The Steamers GEORGE PAGE ard THOMAS
COl.LSE R will run regularly ticay ~
lng the Seventh street wharf, Mt the E.fSs -s-f$
following hours: A.SrazsIaAE9
LEAVE ALEXANDRA Ar
Georgs Pags-iH, 4, In 3. NJ; l2S. 5, and .. IN.
Thomas CoIycr-7,9 9. II n. M; and p.
LEAVE WASHING TON AT
Gsorss PnEc-'il, 6, II n. M; ~. 1. and p.
Thomas Coliyer-a. IN a. m; l2a 81, and 81. p. III.
Fare Is CeGts.
WhHey's Omnibus es connecting with the pase
and Cuycr leave the Capitol and corner Of 18th 81
and Pa. avenue the SANE time the boats leave Alex
sndIla. RlCHhFD WALLACH, Pres.
For MOUNT FERNON.
fhe CtiI.I.GER will leave for Mnant Vernon on
TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, from Washington m
91z AMI Alexandria at 10 o'.ock.
Rl5 SAMI. BAKER. Capt.
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also instructions and reeuiremepts 10 be embraced
IN the contracts, see the advertisement Of Decsm-
post olkoes AAROHv. BkoWN
ma la-laWfW Postmaster fseDernI
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II FROM WASHINGTON
LII ECT TO ALL PARTS OF TIL h
I" II = II,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST
81 - g, s

81 81 s
baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
So NJ M + X ARIA GEM ENTS,
WtM Greatly Improred Schedules.
THIEF Z 4 T The 2 I,S G,0}NNEcTING TRAINS
From EHsH f PsFf tok TH fan REsr
LIST. THE cINcf II lSicTT; EMPRESS MAIL
sst. at rs a. apTns mH for
to before proceedns West TS. Ffsn ra1ses
GTalon at 40 p. m, and connects at Benwecd on
Tram for Columbus, Cincinnati, and intermediate
podIts Tene',nf GlaeIn1a. e. a Fl day
LOUIS EXP ESS connection leaves WashIngto ton
INCLUDING sunday } at 3. q reaching CIncnIsti
press Train for Louisville. Cairo and the Southwest,
and for st. Louis, kansas, etc. Time, from Wash
ingon to CinolnIatiin q hours or to ST. Louis only
ID. TiNGINNATI. DAYTON, INDIANAro7
NORTHWE SfLRN EXPRESS Raves isscspt
Saturday and sunday at P. m, connecting, 1t
more at IL P. IN. On Sunday Nisht the connection
with tails Train is mado by the SIS p. Train from
To view the Grand Mountain Scenery oCthe r Dad
n daylight, take the Is a. IN. Of p. Train from
For rarksrshury, and all Stations on the North
western VirginiH Road taks the p: m. Train. For
The Western connections from " sshing on and
baltimore by all these Trans are the cnse.t. most
direct andsmpe that have yet been offered tn the
tsse that the resources OF tho ia tiinors and Oho
Railroad and its ass"cistr. coud frggest have
been secured nnder thus arrangement.
Through Tickets and Baggage Oh eoks TO all quar-
ters, and every other possible facllltJ wall be found
WAY PAsSENGE RS for the Main Stem of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad will leave " ashing-
ton as follows: For all points between Washing ton
JuEctl"n and Piedmont take the 10 M tran. Fer
the p. ~. Tram. To connect with the Frederick
T5ain 'a axe ahs z r. T,1 !, p, ,pr,pu,,
AN5 NV t2R H ydkk foUR TaafNs EaTk
FAShiNGTON DAILY for baltimore. as fol
lows: At SIS ard 80 a. IN, and Is and p. m.
Tae = + " az M trsf f Use op"Rrc
Joy NEW YORK, and 80 q. IN. for Philadelphia
only.
TIE - IN ards p and sp. IN: Trains make the
WESTERN connections, at the Washington uDc-
tioD, with the Trains from Baltimore, AS above de-
tai ed.
The 5.,5a.m.aud a.25 p. IN. Trains connect with
Tho 7.5n M. and SIS and p. ILL., Trains will stop
at Way stations between Washington and Baltl
On SUNDAY, but enc Train leaves Washing ton
II TFR0M BALTIMORE FOR WASHING,
TON there four Trans rs luiiOwg At i.2n and
6 Is n. and and - p.
The first a1d fourth of which will To Express
Trims. and W II not stop except at the functions
The ID Tram will reach washington at s.1 q: m;
KESibE$T:s IN THE COT TR". A - speoi 81
Train will be run fem WASH. gtOn Junction To
hsing the Express Train Passengers arriving there
from the West.
IIJ'For Tcksts of all kinds, Baggage Checks
TLIoS; IL. PARSONS. Agent.
AT the Ticket OfIce WashnstSn station,
At the Ticket Office. Camden Station.
:" P."M!TH, Master of Misrepresentation.
I. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
Baltimore. MAY TO- i3j3. mas
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Wv, NE l:,.tAvR RasNGEMENT ;;,,.ro,
VIA ORANGE AND -ALEXsNDRIA AND
VIRGINIA GENITAL RITL ROIDS.
ak1

The steamer GEORGE PAGE le,ves' the foot Of
connecting with the trains Che Orange and Alex =
sndria Railroad, leaving Alexandra at "a o'clock
q. m. and arriving in X Richmond at 2.3o p. IN.
Tickets procured on the Beat. .t.
Fare from Washington to Richmond $3.50.
J. X. NiCkLIN,
APPS Ticket Agent.
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Only REGULAR LINE
AND wI NFt hSgSs k sSh 1;eR Rr 5SnhNF
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD.
K.ssls, SasIi~s Dsy,, ga + 2o,G Of .asA ~ss.,A.
CAr1IoN.-so many frauds AID eec.l- I>ee4s
ticns OF various kinds have been :ateiy G4G%k
iORNIa, Tia, the SUBSCRIBER the :.nIy aut horiae
AGENT i , passage b{ tn" T. Mai Line VIA rna.
CANTON all Persons seeking passage 10 Cafoinin.
tlat 40 AVOID ,MPoS TON, they must he nareiu 70
Mai Limo, VIA Panama RallIosd, as no other once
in Nov York ~ authorized to engage passage.
shic !. at a. e Of ssn
fronting on tho North River, at the head Of the Com
m Observe ICY i T'~ IL Ri r a;Ss .ts..
THE PACIFIC NAN fIkkr szEAhsHlr COM
8; a;G Gfifa XIX: n ss
+: s !iss
lsr!y on oh and 10th of sscsl month with the m.s
and eaSssnxers connecting via PANAMA RAIL-
These steamships haTs bscn inspected ard ss-
proved ~ The Navy Department, and guaranty sSssS
Tae paralna Railroad i47 miles long, 10 no~ CON
feted iI4n ocean 10 ocean, and 10 oroEsed IN 3qg
nS g
embarked at Panama by steamer nt thc COMPANY !,
expenses Of the trip.
Reese 70 steamers nrs kept IN port In Papama enc
s8R FraroscO to prevent detention In case of ncci
DON'T SO that the route entirely rslie5Is-nO iAl
arc having nccuT:ed In eight yeerr.
Passrnsers Leave Panama the same da, they AZ
rive at ksplGwfE.
CcrductOr 20 through by csch RI eamer, and tass
charge Of women and children without othor prctec
tors.
s:, sn9afh Gss' .4,s the New Isss '
1. w. RAYMOND,-or to
ARMSTRONG, HAKRIS& CO.,
New Oreans,-o
jy Att Gil. BARTLETT. Boston.
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Enrln nfOGfr

1,--."f =, IA the state of -. hereb 10y
n"T-U To furnish ard celIver in the pect navy
'.Tis, 81 the art les named Iu the classes herennto
arDsr ed agrreslh, fo ths prcvI'ous cf the sched
ules thsreinI, ai cUI TnIty with tho advertise
IuCHt IF the GsuIcau If tonstrustIun, 4 tf the
10th of Mag. Ig5a Should NV offer be accepted. 4
request 10 DO Addressed at -, aud the contra. Z
s"ut To- the navy agent at -, or TO -, for
signature and certificate.
(Date.D Signature. A ~.
The schedule which the ladder cEc,oSes must re
pasted ms csr aud each of them sIgned by hIIn.
pppo-Ite each article tho schedule the price must
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