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We have always been Of the opinion that there
more Of navery than honesty in the agitation Of
the slavery question and particularly that branch Of
il which relates TO Kansas. That question has been
seized upon by designing politicians a means by
which they get into and keep themselves in
power, and not through any love respect for
principle. All the recent developments on this sub
ect have been calculated strengthen our conyie-
tons in this respect aud we give below extract
from the Kansas Daily Ledger, free-state paper,
which, il 10 us ought TO convince all who
have ever doubted as the READ cause Of the con-
troyersy. The Ledger says:
Nigges is not the great bone Of contention ia Kan
and those who CRY out most Justify for Niger
niger hay nt money enough, general thing TO
buy plug Of tobacco with The real bone of oonten-
is yosoer sd che sc and the poor Niger "a made 70
bend and suit the purposes OF those political dem
agogues that they may ride into power and obtain
OF the spoilsaad as all The fr-eState party the
slavery party OF Kansas anything about the moral
condition Of the niggers. but they must have text 10
preach FROM and the poor niger has been preached in
all his aspects throughout our land
And upon the admission of Kansas into the Onion
under the Lecompton constitution, the paper
says
..Let Congress attend their business and lot
attend 10 ours We have something more accomplish
besides the admission OF Kansas into the Union We
railroads, teegraphs. churches schools,
and host of other things OF minor importance but par
amount To all these, lrosf tsane
And again:
They THE people of Kansas heartily sick and
tired Of this internal nggor agitation they have had
sreit Of il il injuries their business blasts their pros
poets and keeps up continual strife Let Kansas he
admitted into the Union somehow other and with
some kind of constitution, that may have peace.
These extracts show, what we have always believ-
ed and insisted the case, that il is for power and
the spoils that the republicans Of the North who
have got up and kept alive this controversy,
tending and that the people Of kansas themselves,
| no matter what others may say do, sick and
tired of agitation, and anxious that il should be
settled in the only way il be settled--by the
prompt and unconditional admission of the Terri
| tory AS State under the Lecompion constitution.
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Some precincts have not yet sent in their returns but
the above is the complete vote received 10 this date.
j. w. DENVER,
Secretary and Acting Governor
c. w BABCOCK,
President of the Council
G. w DETTZLER
Speaker House OF Representatives
IAN DC 1853
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THE VOTE ON JANUARY 4rH.
PROCLAMATION.

In accordance with the provisions OF entitled
SAN act submitting the constitution framed Lecomp-
ton under the Of the Legislative assembly Of Kansas
Territory entitled An act TO provide for taking
and election of delegates convention passed Febru
ay 10 A D. 1857 the undersigned the fol-
lowing the official OF the people Of Kansas Terri
tory the questions therein submitted the 4th day
OF January 1858
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The decimal coinage in Canada will go into opc-
ration without delay The silver coins win I've OF 90 TO-
and cents the one cent win be Of bronze
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I ECTURE.-George CONWAY esq, the Indian chief,
will deliver ful
O. Hall Thursday OF this u O'Clock
subject the Duty the
tie Indians. #
The Indian delegations Washington
viii be the platform.
Admisasion rs children Is o.Lts. 4f =h
o. O'Clock. 10 q
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NE BOWS REVIEW, Industrial Resources &c;
AZ ea'ea by J. H. b De Bow Published monthly. a. per
= -
DO Bow Frees weekly political
~ eo"oAuna and Industrial development
re,l''onA i"0cfea ny fRANcK TAYLOR, Agent
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The New Canadian Parliament viii assemble the
18th OF February foT the despatch OF business.
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M b. BRADY respectfully announces that he
Vls has established gallery Of Photographic Art Washing
ton He for the Imperial
graph hitherto culy wcn known establishment
York
variety unique photographic specimens included
IN his COLLECTION with portraits most de
tngnshed @ United States
Mr. his Washington gallery fourteen
rhcicest products
period He feels resources
rl caarlss M,
gallery 20 s3rBtiar a the Warrington pubic
Dan 27-eaasmo
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MonLE, Jan. 26.- Last evening large and enthusi-
ase meeting held here, addressed by Gen Walker
farron Bro"nio~, and othen Walker disclosed the
eret OF the government opposition 90 the Nicaragua erpe
diton and made proposition 10 Mexico ana unite
in there. with view OF acquiring territory Ee-olu
lions adopted by aoclaasoa demanding Che trial
Of Pauldng. and denouncing the government
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4 tARhiAGE LAMPS-We have this day been ap-
~ pointed agents Tor Edward engine
lamps The attention q cascskers respect
fully called 70 ne Sample u our store.
Orders solicited
IIykZf 4 THOMPSON
'eA i'--eoLm 326 Penney avenue
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KANsAs.-THE CONSTITUTION.

The Official result Of the vote the 2lst December is
stated TO be follows
For the constitution with slavery li0
For the constitution without slavery --------- SEQ
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ART ASSOCIATIONS

w Qua Annual Exhibition Of As-ocadp is
nov open al The Gallery tre
from 10, a m, 20 10 ~
admission q cent? NJ The principal
bookstores and hotels, aud at The
Disc 2S-an
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nRUNKARDs, DRUNkARDs, AwAKE,-sa

IL yourselves, fathers, mahers, wives, sisters, brothers
feDdsave husbands brufherF and friends from
drunkards fate and drunkard them
syos, you in the family circle world
Delay the remedy your power; You
administer with without his knowledge with The
nca and saving voluntarily II
without senig the
drinks gradually torough
which
adding and giving strength cheernes activity
70 body Induced who
health
If this make
bottle bottles o. and forward
o the Union directions bottles
Address J. p EEsTAuD, NJ H.,
Jan 1a--d1ofs Baltimore
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Markets.

ers news-sales to-day 700 bales Flour sales s 500
barrels State "a 25 81 80 Ohio, 81 IS S. south
ern 81 SO a 81 IS. Wheat firm quotations nominal
Corn finn sales 900 bbls white quoted ca 20 cents
Prime pork rs cents dearer Lard quiet a ~ cents
Whiskey advanced J cent quoted ga 22 cents. Tur-
Ientine heavy at 429 cents. Resin firm Rice qniet.
Sugar quiet and generally unchanged
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Gen. Walker.

AUGUSTA Jan 26--Gen- Walkers structures tbs
government made in his speech at Montgomery said
been in good taste and spirit At Selma he said
high handed outrages committed against him and his
men, that the Americans in Nicaragua favored the
establishment OF slavery.
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CURIOUS CONCERT. Father Kemp with nearly forty
performers quantity attred in the garb of the revolu
tionary gave vocal and instrumental last
evening al Odd Fellows Hall They rendered the old
church music with the true twang Of New England viii
lge choir in the oden time and repetition of the
cert demanded by the gratiiied audience.
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IIsT
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SAVANNAH, Jan 26.-Cotton quoted "a log cents,
with fair inquiry.
AUGUSTA Jan 20 Sales OF 500 bales cotton--quet
but steady, ranging from 81 TO l0t cents
CHARLESTON Jan 26.Sales Of H. 100 bales coton--de
clined cent.
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RATTLE FoR CHARITABLE PuErosEs.--We informed
that twelve magnificent oletecases 10 be ratified for
the 10th of February. twenty ticket. each boxthe
proceeds TO he applied by the ladies who have taken the
rattle under their patronage TO the benefit of unfotu
nate family and the relief OF the orphans OF St Joseph
Some of these tristan otjas de laze may be at the
of Madame Dearue, Pennsylvania avenue between
18th and l3th streets.
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NEw ORLEANS Jan. 25-Sales Of cotton previous to
receipt of the steamers 800 bales but the
European intelligence being published exclusively in the
evening papers the effect the market not develop
ed Sugar steady at Al A cents. Molasses gen
orally declined y cents Flour had declining tenden-
cy Corn dull at So cents. Lard in kegs sA-oents
Hams cents Cotton-freights 10 Liverpool active at
10th cent masters asking cent
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Neso York Legislature.

ALBANY, Jan ga plurality rule was adopted, and
Alvord democrat elected speaker of the assembly
David NJ Wilson, American, elected clerk.
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FHK-Iast night, between and eight o'clock,
three wooden buildings, the OF street and
Eleventh, were burned The Gre is supposed to have
caught accidentally
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HAIRY SASDERsoS, whose performances the piano
forte at the concerts of Miss Juana May warmly
aPplnuded, is abont to give n.1af here This
viii be novelty, and the favorie performer viii
questonahly have a full house
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~ GORGE w. BREGA, ArroRSEY AND COUNSEL
" lnRArIAw, No. 10 Wall strea, Near York .,E
Nov 2e-6mf
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The TnEArRE.- there several private
entertainments every evening the theatre is always well
filled with apprecative and fashionable audience,
Bouricault, Agnes Robertson, the Sloans and other
members Of the company, each worthy of the up
pause which they receive and the precision of the stage
management is equally deserving of COMMUNICATION.
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TEE TALENT

u ~ the mos euire-t rurcvss- artists 3, -rpoyet IN
gsrsars the new edition Of hs prsecsl medical work
Human frsT or Physiological Researcher Just lssnei
from ne pres Describes the and Effects o. All
ssses Q, oelcse nature copcus Instructions o
me peect restoration ~ thvss who prevented By imp en-
msns from lettering no ne marriage state sso prcfes
snd organizations By TIE newly constructed microscope viii
powerful icnsea Price cens Sent fes 81 postage " any
part ~ the country This IN vsvsbe work be obtaoe
ss wei - he freshman. from Or BARROy y lN Frees
s,rse1 e- DOORS wsss ~ Rrosfvsy Nrw v~rN "a ROW
q ring sradvsy rsv vs-x; ". y rs-a 1tl.1u-
tssx, GsatieFNa ~ y v Iea.2 -.--.--
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pERsoNs WANTING sEGARs AT WHOLESALE WHO
have examined stock and my prices, convinced
that only undersel the market but that the brands
desirable CAL and will guarantee
to please q. CHEEKS no. II Broadway.
CEGARS.-CASH ADVANCES MADE ON CHOICE SIX.
- gars large small lots All kinds segars sale
in lots suit purchasers bond duty paid JOAN
MULLEN l3o Pearl street Wall
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TRAvELLERs, GUIDE.

THAVEILERg GUIDE
CREAr REDUCTION OF RATS
" ChesPes travelling to Lhe The West souhwes, and
FAST SECOND CLASS PASSENGER LIMB
0aEAr CENTRAL PENNSYLVANIA RAILRoA ROUTE
PHILADELPHIA AND PrrrsBuRa.
The Central Reroad being in direct connec
ton pa sc and mo sser and spa sSn
& ali of the West sou,hwes, and Northwest and
cusry families emisrans 70 the Par West The cars Of
equal 70 6rs cara and most desirable long Jour
nsy .,,.,.,.,.,.
Pasenrers bagrsre taken charge from any point
he city 70 he Demo, and checked through and guaranteed
NV rayelns BY lake Or river steamboats, unless especially
Two trains leave New York daily, Sundays excepted
Fot tickets aud all necessary information aPPyIoz
Agent Penn Central RR Second class Line,
% Greenwich street and Battery place
J.vIsor RTYRs RKnKoAp.-EIfR1ss TRAIN
% ssS and rOS .ss
A y Smith, superintendent
NV YORK AND H1RLES RATLRoAD.
- Commencing s1 wsdn ssssy' j."sary g. 1&s
Trains leave the depot q Centre strees
9@A s.l, for Albany, stopping at wIllamsbrdss an
sNP. spr... for Albany, stopping at the principal
sTf. Mfor White Plain. stopping a, all ln.ernedl.s.
Trsn.esvs ne d.eo, corner Of Twenty s,n stree, .aS
siSk NJ Tor wiismsbrdse stopping at all Inisrmediss4
10 "A " white r,,in. do DO.
s%p s ws%ser .ssSs0. . w AZ ao IN
.%E SEs,S. IN: s.opv,ns .,s 'u.srm.d.,: station.
hseruias, l.iu. I.sy. AlSeny for New roris. 4.
5SAM Mall ''Oppvs [" al stations north Of and
.sP Errrc.. sey,ns :, ~ principal station. oct.
MN !, VANfSEAL, spPvruseadsSk
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DIV HENRY WARD BEEcHER WILL DELIVER
II lecture N nr Chapn's church, Broadwss Monday
ing Feb o'clock FOE the benefit Of the Clinton Library
institute. Subject, Success and Failure Life" Tickets
tvery Eve cents For sale At wileys Frances and Crow
las ots,ores and At the door also, w. H. Babcocks
book store, Brooklyn
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THE yERITABLE BEATRICE CENCI


FffHE VEKITABLE BEATRICE CENCI
GUERRAZzI
Unabridged translated from the II alan by
MRS. WATTS SHERMAN, OF NEW YORK,
AUTHORS EDITION,
Containing 800 pages, l2mo.
Is in rapid preparation and will be eeg Any publishes in
four parts Price each The first part will be
READY ON MONDAY, FER. |.
and be followed by the others at intervals Of few days
cheap edition Of portion of Beatrice Cenc having been
hastily issued, sir known that Mrs She had in
progress the authors benefit becomes
cessary for all desiring the vertable work he profits OF which
60 the author TO order Mrs WATTS sHERMANs transa
ton.
comparison Of the following of Mrs Shermans
translation with those of the work By another pub
Iiah hnnaa iuipv itaa.
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SHIPPING.

NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNfTED STATES
IN mail steamers
The ships comprising this line are
The ATLANTIC, Captain Oliver Eldsdge.
The BALTIC, Captain Joseph Comsock.
The ADRlATIC, Captain James West
These ships having been built by contract expressly for
government service been taken in their
struction ~ also In their engines insure strength and
speed and their passengers unequal
ed for elegance and comfort.
The of line have improved water tight
paxmens and expense has make them al
as good the thorough examination gwen them
their mode OF construction yet unequaled.
Price of passage from 70 Liverpool In first cabin
$3.50 In second do Tb From Liverpool 10 New York 80 aud
gnneas An experienced surgeon attached To each ship
No berths can be secured until paid for.
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FOR ifeSh or passage apply 70
EtwARD X. COLLINS, No. b6 Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, StIIPLEY 4 Co, Liverpool
b. q. WAINWRIGHT Co, Paris
The owners of these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion specie ewelry precious stones metals
less bills Of adng signed therefor and the value thereof
expressed therein.
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IlfCoRp's PRACrrCg--C. n HAMMOND n n. PUPIL
~ OF Rcord o. Paris (vbo TIE first y surgeon FOR
Diseases &C OF the sexual system and n Professors Az
nochs ana h0t OF this city consulted " fngsn o.
french personally or BIZ letter A. his Oce No 81 Beecker
stre-t $50 " Broadway from ct sao rom 70 o'clock
s7c~in9sL
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POLITICAL.

"A Of the Democratic Republican Ward Committee Of tbs
twentieth a Molten Hotel Thirty street. neal
Eight avenue the 2sh insI the following named on
GERS eec.edJames Furey, President; Edmond Con
rcy Vice President; John Donnelly Secretary. Franc.
Reyrods, Assistant Secretary, and Frederic Mman Tres
surer.
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Policies as collateral securities Last bonus was |
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Secretary. |
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L,oR CHARLESTON. FLORIDA AND TFNNEssEE-
United st,es matt side whee steamship liue.The mag
nfcent suship COLI MBIA Captsin Berry viii leave
pier Nc North river Saturday, Feb At clock NJ
precaetv For freight appy board and FOR passage al
Inc once Of sPoWORD rtLEsTON co, ~ broadrsy
The mseniReent~nd fast going ~esmship NASHVILLE L.
Eeb - Thefssc nc seengs Cst ,ina 80 Fysrg sde ~.
ci r,s may ~ naa ~ apyiug throush teSets
N Neppga - usy DC had :. applying 70 a5etS,
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TUE CHARITY SOfREE.
Il The ACADEMY or music
having been engaged for The purpose
CALICO DKESS SOfREE
will be Riven, IL a novel and elegant style. The
EVENING Oh rHE sTH or ftBRtAR NEXT.
THE HUNTER WOODS BENEVOLENT SOCIETY
Arp OrHgR CHARTrtKs
The proceeds of the soiree be appropriated 20
ributn osves o bread by tickets through arecy a
the Socsy aid OF which the hrsi deslgnei
PROGRAMME
An ORIGINAL POM written expressly for tia Ocoaxua
and suited ~ the times will be delivered pan
the evening by Que 81 the taiersu Of New YORK q
The Enlerslnmeni will be characterized BY al the Do
sirzble feature. of
PROMENADE CONCERT AND GRAND BAIL
The Of the door has been mltled
SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT, who have kindly consented
N be present and will appear In full unform reque
II the Executive Committee
Dsncing precisely previous 10 which boar
Dod~Orths Promenade. Concert and Co,lou Bands
gagged.
Mr. A. Bunker will furnish ample supper and provide
accommodation REQUIRED in the ladies' and gcnem~s
haa. IlzasaL nr.Aax.a
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L,oR SAVANNAH AMI FLeRIDA-THE STEAMSHIP
AUGUSTA Csh n. 2 woodruff will leave on Saur
day FEB 6 a, o,eloes M from Pier No sorih liver
piv 10 SAMUEL Il. MITCHELL Is broadway Steamers fr
FLORIDA connect with the above, leaving savannah every
Mondav "Wednesday and Friday.
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THv rooDLxs win cauptE LECrusss-sr
i Fectcr-N gsO CuHIsrN wo0ns W d. -
~ ~ fsesscsd 40 ,sssla
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DR Robins WRENCH MfxrURE-eUARANTEEp TO
~ cure Prize - ALEC pr Rodn's female pills, per.
tecty safe and reliable Price 81 psr Of The
United states free o. postage once No 800 GRAND street
New York Gard BE careful Of ire resored 20 b.
unprncired quacks 10 the unortunse
~ advertising remedies witch pheasant 70 the taste
no cure nc pay cure without change Of diet &c, a..
These always prOlong disease the patients faterirg them
seve hat cure IS Va and corne o purchase bot
mill 10
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TcHS p vAERossUM IS CEDAR STREET, OFFERS
81 for sale the following articles OF his importation
and seecion-Hsvsna segars various and choice brsnds
Holland gin hne brandes old Jamaica Scotch and do
wtsxeys port sherry and caret wines; Burgundies
hooks Sauternes and champagne which he VIII supply at
noierst prices and In quantities 10 suit
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LITKRATURE.


DEATRICE CEECI.
ID Mrs. Watts Sherman's
Translation OF
Geurrezzi's famous historical novel.
BEATRICE CENCI,
Will be out 10 morrow Feb. 1.
This edition Ia In way abridged mulaed II Ia faith
full translation Of the entire work o. the author whose
ton has received for benefit profits
served will be necessary for those Who desire the com
plete and authentic edition. to order Mrs shermans tss
lion. Published in four parts and got superior style
Price 80 cens n book.
Published and sold 1t retail by CHARLES ROE 6 Broad.
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M ALI TIE FUNNY THINGS PUT on Any STAGE
" IN modern Times II The Toodlrs. with Caude Leo
iatss,' ., aEo. CHRIsry 4 wooDs. Broadwsy. asa<
Prince street. "
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Defer PARKS, AUCTIoNEER.-BY W. IsGRAHAM
III store 1874 William sfeet.-large sale Of household FUR.
niture "a Wednesday, February a. 81 No West Twenty
sixth street OF broadway, all the furniture In the
houss prsng nen well worthy the attention Of
dealers aud housekeepers. Catalogues ready At the
store sac peremptory.
U-M Writer'S. AUCTIoNEER, WILL OFFER AT
w Monday at asa Canal street the entire gen
tee household furniture Of large house consisting Of full
FOR housekecpers and others Call aud see Aso
lurn. .hed house 20 let.
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nlSCELI ANEI1Ul.


FINE CHANCE TO MAKE Monty TWENTY.
"A Eve cents in cash postage stamps, viii insure any
young good living these hard times at triAng
pense The following twelve Invaluable recipes costing
from s5 $50 each with full directions; the cost Of making
recipe will than be sold
at various prices sng from twenty five cents up TO oae
dollar Real them:-st good family SOAP costing about
cents pound ID powder FOR removing superhuous
hair Sd TurAsh rouge the complexion 4h fine preps
ration keep hair falling 9th for cyeng gra
dualy hair al keeping the hair It's original celo 9th cure
for rheumatism 7th clean wooer and silk shaws 9Th.
feckles 9th cheap white house paint 10th for
and remedy for the oothache 18th cement
for meudng glass china and earthen 18th indeibe
ink The above all easily made the directions plain
the tribg Any Of the shove worth four
the asked Each person will be required 10
eacioSe postage stamp be returned with the
cepe which will be immt datey the receipt of the
order Address Dr. LAYTON, 90 Allen street New York
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SHIPPING.

L,oR LIvERPoOL-THE MAGNIFICENT CLIPPER SHIP
II CALHOUN, Capt Truman. sails 20 morror. being The
fastest ship aos and havir uneqused ststerOOm accom-
odaors for all classes ~ passengers For passage apply
on board 10 ~ COLLINS co, q, the once, on pier
No. North river