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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03

% sPmLApFnPA, Jan. 2. Three salutes Of thirty.
three gunsleanhs will be fred cin differert sec.
tions OF the city to+dsy in honoriof Major An.
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% See advertisement o. Prof. MrLtrR'f
Hair Invigorasot d another column.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03
THOMAS NOODLE, Agent, Columbus, Obi,

THOMAS NOODLE, Agent, Columbus, Ohio.
Paid up Capital, Surplus
and Reserved Funds....... So ,0eG, 5as
invested inthis Country over. 500, GC n
hearly HeVenueS over. .......2 ,5OO, IlO0
III The shareholders personally responsible for en-
sagemens Of the Company. All Directors muat be share
holders 's
Directors and Shareholders In New York:
James Brown, Esq, Chairman. Francis Cottenet ESQ
N \, ,, Deputy Chairman.
\. NJ, Archibald, H. B. M. Consul Eugene Dutilh, Esq.
Joseph Gaillard, Jr., Esq. II. GrinpelI. ESQ.
Alexander Hamilton. Jr., Esq. E.F Sanderson Rso
ALEG. HAMILTON, Jr,, Esq,
Counsel Of the Board,
ALFRED PELL Esq Resident Secretary,
Local Board In Cincinnati
n ". Thomas Esq. j. D. Jones, Esq. Rufus King ESQ
Thompson Neave, Esq. Rob't buchanan, Esq
The undersigned, Agent in this city, will be happy to
receive applications for Insurance in the above Copanv
AT THE CITY BANK.
lie can recommend It with entire confidence to all desIr
Gus Of obtaining protection against LOSS BY FIRE.
No Charge for Policies.
novIe-u THo5. NOODLE.
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There is no Mistake About 1t.
FOR CHILDREN.

Suffer no longer. Take 1t according to Directions. II
will stimulate strengthen and invgorate you and
the bloom Of health to mount your cheek again.
Every bottle is warranted to give satisfaction.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03
TEIEGRAP
REPoRrED FOR THE STATESMAN.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE,

Il
| - ''" '- SENATE. '''
All the galleries were crowded before IL O'Clock. IN
all the obbies we're full of ladies' and large crowd wa
gathered outside Of the doors.
! A question of order arose. sr.. .
The Pacific Railroad bill being the special order ant
Mr. Baker having the floor unfinished business, tn
Pacific Railroad bill made the special order for Eat
| urday.
Mr.. Baker proceeded speak of the great responsible
ity which he felt In speaking In such presence He com
plmened tho speech OF the Senator from La, as bene
the best no had heard but still It reminded him Of wba
said Of famous book II IL the best Vay thai
could be sad which ought to have been sad at ali
the argument of the Senator to prove that the Coy
ernment In Of no avail and that the Union Is no Union
Mr. Baker read from Websters works his opinion that
State had right to dissolve its relation to the Gener
Al Government, and claimed according to Webster that
the General Government the government of the whole
people, formed by individuals He referred to the ex.
tract read by Mr. Benjamin, from an address by John
Quincy Adams, and said The Senator had unwnRJy left
out tbe first part where he said Modification was an idea
100 absurd Tor argument and too odous for discussion
and the right Of State to secede 10 equally abnurd
Mr.. Baker argued that there was but one soyereion
and that was the people. He said the based
on the sovereignty OF State are faacious South Car
ona was not sovereign State, and all argument made
with especial references to European soveregntes were
notexactly applicable here. ....... D.. -, d.
Personal liberty laws II they hindere tha operation NJ
the fu gtyc law, ought to be repealed Lincoln will en-.
torce all laws whether revenue fugitive slave laws
After further argument he yielded to a motion to ad.
1ourn In the course Of his remarks message from the
President was received. md ......
Mr Davis Of Miss. offered resolutions AUTHORIZING the
PRESIDENT on application Of any State, either through is
convention or Legislature, to withdraw Federal garr
sons and take neediul security for the safety OF the pub
iic property remainng directing the President to recop
nze the right any State to keep troops and hna of
war; 70 give Information to all parties concerned by pro-
clamation. I..... ...... .- : .0-.I - " r.
Laid on the table and ordered to be printed Adjourn
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1861-01-03
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0bstructed Difficult Mensruation, incontnence Of
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

IN ROAD for Albany and Troy. connecting With the New
York Central Raihoed for s points West North West and
South West also viii 10 northern Eaoad for Saratoga Rot
lard Burlington P.tsuors RouSeJ Point Ogtensburgh and
Montreal 49,. -
WINTER ARRANGEMENT, commencing MONDAY, Dec
- 1870 trains win leave New fort, az follows
fot Albany M and 40 P. Express trsn from Tryoa
row, City Htl For Albany, T:so and 4:iS a.
Express train from 9gthst Depot For Albany, 10 kr
pfess msn train from TryosrOw: Fer Albany io:2S m,
Express mail tain from 9Th ct Depot For CrooD fsils
D. M stopping 81 etons sbo7s Ycrkyie from 26tat
Depot Foi Wits PGn', 8:l5 20 and IN stopptns
a. all stations from ath-st Depot FOR White Psnsi s:lt
u from White a. Depot, stopping a. ell stations for WI
iisustddge. II ard s:9o frou sGs Depot stopping
at st-tions For WlIlamsbidre lies (Wednesday,
Saturdays ony o 2hst Depot sopFing q, ell stations
RErURsISG viii leayg Albany m. snd i;D P N kass
a m Fest Albany, II Express Mall Trsr Cro!op
Fas stopping a, all stations nprh OF fremont white
iona Wlhsnsbridge $50 a and p a. stopping 3, sl
gi.ons wisnsorilre lop wednesdays and Saturday
only ~ stopping Ct All stations. - -.
Tcie sold and Bsggase ohectel for Way Stations at 2h
S.atiou only. JOHN BURCHiBI- Ass't Supt
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ALWAYS SOMETHING NEW, -
STILL SOMETHING WHICH has sRooD
TIE TEST OF YEARS
AID stn. grows
stonE AND MORE POPULAR EVERY DAT
ITb
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RE ORATIVE.
SEQ what Others cay oft dIinguished g. Losis Pzsu
81, LOUIS, July 10. IAN

Os iSSuisI Sciy 10. t55A
o. J. WOOD E.eDeav sir Allow me the p,esscre nd ..s
fiction 70 ,ransn the beneficial effects your Hsr Re
alive after trial Of five years. commenced using ycsr R.
sive la January 1885, since rhch NOT been vi,ht
bottle hand When Commenced the use nv h.,x =
quite thin and ct least ooehird gray. few spo,csou.
stopped Is hi1g and In three weeks time there as noe s
hair De found neitbcg has there been 20 10 tbs tu.
After my hair completely restored continued IA n,
applying two three times per month Ny ssr has eses 60
inued healthy o and glossy and my scalp perfectly free fo
dapdruf Do Imagine the facts above entotA win h.
any particular advantage TO you facr your yani.y
this late day well they ell well dread,
and wonderful throughout toe Union bsvr
occupied my time in travelling the greater part Of the time d
pest three yesIs and have taken pride sd pleasure In recon-
needing your Restorative and exhibiting Its effects In my or.
In several instances have net with people thar have pr
b. nbug; ssying they had need Il and without se
In every instance however proved by probing mv,s
thai they not your article all rad used some ms
article said 10 be good yours and selling about TIN
pce have noticed three articles myself Advertised
.bove which have doubt hu7,bugs 1t Is sstonAzs
that people viii psronesn article reputation when den
IA a. hand thst has been proved beyond q donbt
Apparently Of those ohsrsns have bsias saoa,a
10 write advertisement notice they have copied yo,rs
word for word In several inserting ~
asus In place of you're
have within the pest FIVE year, snd talked wit msH
than tive houssd that have used pepssss WITH
perfect for bsdncss gray ha sad head t4a
iTu and every dsesse the scalp and bead subject
called TO you personally your osnsl place Of busiaes
here, bat learned you living In New York
You liberty publish this refer parties Asy
communication sjdcssed TO me- Of box No 9o IN 10
promptly answered Yours, truly.
JAMES WHITE NJ
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Gfeamboats an6 RAILROADS..

L3Ok BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via. NEW
J. PORT and FALL RIvER-The splendid and saperos
asner BAY STATE, Capt JeWs.t leaves New York ever
TUESDAY THURSDAY and SATURDAY, o, o'clock p. N,
and tho EMPIRE STATE Cspt Grsy ton MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY. aid FRIDAY. ETA O'Clock m from Pss No
3, r.
Hereafter s be regarded sscurd 10 any appa
can't anti the shat hsve been paid for
Freight TO Boston forwarded poogh Wit greet Espach b.
an Express Freight Train.
YIN. Borden, Agent Nos. ~ and II wes,-st
II UISON RIVER RAILROAD.-For ALBA
Ii NY anc TROY, CONhETIN3 WITH TRAINS NORTH
arA WEST. Traiuslasvoi
From Ch.r1bNTA-ss. From 3lst 81
Express and eId r;2S II so IN, spd 31s SUD
and p $40 p. ~
Troy undAlbeny with sleeping 10 (iundsJs ncluded)
eoushsecpse dain, 100 d. No. and IL - aDd i2s ?.
u "a, ard 4 m.
Peekskill tsn, $50 p. m. $3.50 p ~
Sina cling tnin 3:5a and $50 5:ss and t:65 p. m.
pm.
rsrryiowa tIain G:4o D. q. i;lop 10.
A r. SMITH Superintendent
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NORTHERN RAILROAD ofNEW-JERsEY.-

IN WINTER ARRANGEMENT Daily Sundays excepted,
eavo EewYorom foot Of Courtlandts., jersey City Ferry
RoI Sufefns 3 fer monsey a aud $3.50 fog
PerInont ~ M $3.50 and $50 Returning leave
SuGerps at l3op Money. 40 and Ss m Pier
mont 800 7:45 n 10 and 3:25 On Sunday nigha
usn leavos suers g end Pemcnt al 1915 returning
lcavea Now Y oh d a. ID. MONDAY.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02
wAsKEs srRrxo,, Perry Co, Pa, June !, isa

wAEEEs sPRrSos, Perry Co, Pa, June l. ls&
PKop wooD-Dear Sir wns ndnc. than yess "a
try your valuable Hair Restorative for the Of s
log my head Of dendrua had suffered with my hs-a
or y.s bad been able anything % do az
GOOD In removing IT, although bad trsd preparations
81 ssw your advertisement In Harrisburg paper Bars
there at the tine called Gross Kubkes Drug Store 40
bought bottle snd prepared to recommend 10 ut
ves.sl for It has completely removed al dandrh from NJ
head application in weeks keeps free from
soy itching other unplesastuess must Gso state that my
hair had become quite While In places and by the Of yo
stion has restored to s original color
hy years oe and although have used two bottles Of the Re-
.,oravs hiss sny knowledge Of It, IS allow ssv gv
hairs 70 renar order have my appearance compot ~h
siy age Ny bead Of ess trouble to la keepAsh
clean &C., thar any time since have been child co..
cider your preparation Of great value and although do not s
Z, expose myse consider my duty to You
thu or any part Of IT, In any shape you think props
worth anything to you.
Yours, &c. II. II. BrrER
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lUk NEW-HAVEN-Fars 81, Beths tree--
BY Steamer from Pocksip DAILY =. p Passengers
Tor MeIide Hartford Springfield Ncrhanpton and towns on
the Vermont Railroads, the III tsiu from
New Haven rsns board s hce: until tie next morning
Merchandise forwarded By Express Train through 20 Bur
nstnn OzdensbsrSS Aontrsa and all intermediate towus
FRANCIS HYDE. lieneral Freight Agent
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD.--For PHILA-
~ DRLPAIA and tas SOUTH aud WEST. via JERSEY
CITY-Msn and "a Lass leave New yort at and II
a "a and and Pave, 81 Through tickets sold for Gin.
snnaa and tho %est and for Washington. Orleans and
souh se and hcogI baggage checked to Wsshoa In
q "a and IN. tyytns.
baggage vii be received for trains uae delivered and
checked minutes in sdyarcs ~ the time Of Leaving.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02
1891 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1881
Ool CENTRAL RAILROAD. AOO1
SREk DOUBLE-TRACE ROUTE.
The o.rsciJ Of tire Rosd Il equal TO In tue coJnJ.
TiIE 0REAT SHORT LINE TO TaE WEST
Ma 1 Aafn Of XA-rY

TiiE dRKAT SHORT LINE TO TaE WEST.
Odioe No. Aston House corner OF Yessy st
r.cdeB for tho Of PsEseaeFs to and fton Gin
e5unA Ci!caso Lods St Pao Nashville hrinphis NV.
Oi-ars al other t3wns In the West fortn"et ana
South sd for p and comfort o any roets
Thropkf t-ans !or Yves. cave New York toot q Court
nndtst Eslornins Express Evo5sDg Express, p e.
Sleeping and Snc ain on I'll The tTsins
Fave always q lox and The time q1.ck, g By any
oh o. route. a.
By this route Freight ,, al descriptions be Forwarded &c
and point the Railroads OF Ohio hertusA ndna
Ilireis. Wisconsin. Iowa MsssIi. bJ RAILROAD D[
RECT any por. the ntysa6s rivers Of tho Wes y
yesusIs from Pittsburgh
TIE freebI 10 and from point q The west % use
Psnnsya Railroad Ell iTnes favor able charged
b, otger Rarosd Compsn,s Merchants and shippers ntru
Ing tho transportation Of their Freight n is ComEa can rely
9Th contderoe IL speedy transit -,
Tbs Company ais, nALtAins En!srrt Accom- mediation
Tine b. Slb emi,ans Wes;w srd enjoy cnea9 and
s1lotae mode OF convey Ut cnohsu ito ntss
u nrs 1. ELLIOTT Passenger Asent, No 25tof House
LgXCH 4 Co.. Freight Agents.
40 / As:or Hocse and No. South Wlltaun-ss
MCDONALD Bl5CHOFf. Elrt,snt Ascnts
10 . Battery -pisee
FsorU IEWIS Gensrsl s1u't Pa
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Dfp Uoobs.

ID Il NJ 0 v A l.
EDWARD LAMBERT Co.
NAVY USrTKD THEIR srcaRs,
WHOLESALE and RETAIL,
No 447 BROADWAY.
BJ1vEEH CANAL GEASu-srs-
Continuation Of the
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS AT RETAIL
CONSISTING OF OUR ENTIRE STOCK,
IN LIQUIDATION ESTATE.
r, this both stocks win be thrown open TO buyers
a. RTTAlL. presenting AN OPPORTUNITY 70 buy DRY
GOODS 81 sbcut half their value"
The whole must d posed Of within short period Ia otdcr
"a can, out cur arrangement with oar credhorG
THE STOCK CONSISTS OF
POPI1NS, CARBOHYDRATES
SILKS, HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
CLOAKS, MOURNING GOODS
SHANLS, SHAKER FLASSELS &c
ALSO,
600 dozen KID GLOVES at cents per pair e best Glove In
tbe country.
TO WHOLESALE BUYERS
Approved short notes vii bs taken from dces for amounts
exceeding $500. .+ ....
EDWARD LAMBERT & Co.,
LIQUIDATION,
No A43 BROADWAY,
MKT DOOR kPPLKTONs.
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EsocH LEWIS, oeasr.l sup',, Ar

NIEW-Y aad ERIE RAILROAD
IN DUEKIRK EXPRESS at s. IN, for Dunkirs. Buffalo,
Csnaads.yus and principal Stations
MAIL q sI5 ~ los DunkiTk and inermsdiste S.ssicuA
rhl. Treta remain Night "a ElnrtTa
NAY J.s = IN, for hidletovn, Nswou'sn, nd Fssr
mediate Sta,tona -
NIGHT ExPRsss 6Gdy. at p; n, for Danttrt butsIs
CAsndsgus and pop Stations Tss train OF Saturday ros
81 all Nail Train 5tsisns and only " Elndra.
CHA2 MIN0r Gcncrs 6upt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-02-02

SNENrRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEY.--
~ Frep foot Of conrScns ct nlsap.s' J1nc
on 18th Delaware Lnrkhvsnns ard Western Rairoai and al
aston Web ohigh Valley Railroad and is connections forming
tifec hue 70 Harrisburg without chan OF cars
WINTER AliRANGEhEa commenting DecemDef 10,
le50-Lesye Eew.EoEk a. follows:
HARRIsBuKG ExpRFss-At o, fo fsston Heading Fosss
vile HaIIisburg M.ueh Chunk, WIl.amsport, 60
Mat TR.is-At8o N for Eastcn, Wper 0sp, S9rrntop,
Great Boaid Pit,stor Wilkesbstre, Gn
ia TnKouGR TEAIS-for Eastcn, Mach Chunk, Williams
cort Readinr Po.:syills. Harrisburg, %.
r. NJ TnaousH TRiisFor Eason. Bethlehem, Allentown.
and b.auch Chunk. -
s.30P. ~ WAY TRATs-ror Somervtle.
EyPHRsa pRAls roA HAERIsBUR9-Che a. Expreys
run on NewYort arrives Harrisburg at ~ 30 NOON In
tins 10 with fart ns east and vest Pennsylvania
Central airoad Northern Central north and south, and viii
the Cumberland Valley Hsroad
E1rABETHPoKr 1Sp HsvYoRF PsKRT-Lsage NewYors
from Pier No North River at and II $3.50 and
LEAVE EliIABsrB-At 6:l3 ana 9:ls e. Iit1 sad 4i8
p III
Tho boots stop at Bs-ren Point and Mainers every
rip esoh wAy John o. S1ERNS Superintendent.
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legal Notirss.

NOTICE OF SALE.-Whereas default has been
the TN, day Of msy d. eighteen hand ed hnd aud
the Sheboygsn aDd Mississippi Rafo4d Company
10 AzalsL Rsgg Ia City OF Trustee and duly
recorded In ILs Of the Secretary of state Of tho State o.
Micosp ia Boob nj Railroad Mortgage pages l59 TO 61
aid where4 the said Fass Ia. resigned the appoiat
meit Tusee under said ong and tho undcf5zuod has
k duy constituted AID appointed according TO tho rpvon,
OF ,d orzag. to sid fsg aud lfsoo la his
place how therefore, by virtue oil the power Of sale
iDed said and la pursuHnco OF law, the grdef
signed Trustee under sd VIII On tho seooId d7 OF
March A. D. eizhecp hundred and sixty AZ the Ssuon.
Iiouse Of sGd sheboygan aud Msarppi osd Company IN
the CITY SheboJgn, Wconsn ri two o'clock Ia til, ser
sell public auction TO the h.net bidder for
he payu cot hundred and thirty thousand aud nne
and oriyone cents f2B W3 Az tho bupt Of
bond scored by said mortgage ooandHs with the inter
Ell hereon uu paid Che amount canrd TO be due
d--cbcd In said 90 wit All and
Division Of tho Railroad VI said Company from
The CITY SLeboygan tho city o FOND drlb, In wilson
sin toFeter b al the rights Of wsy depot oupis railways
rails bdds staon station houses and otter buldngs
and IN The lunds sD by said Sh-boygal aud Mis-,
Railroad Company then held or heeaner acquired In
ssid First Division Of their Railway
stipy pero whether obtained under the tights and pri sy4
on tor charter conveyed 70 th5m by decd and also all the
fnnohSe. Of sad sheboy gan and Railroad Company
connected th tho sid First Dison Of their RIwy
aipR and also all the locomotive eugneh .endefs
Of eyery description machinery machine shops tools and Inc
plepens God aud property connected With tho popr p
ent working operating sDd conducting OF the said Rrozd
then OWED acquired by tho sd aud
Mississippi railroad Company, for sppussnant 70 the sfore
In substitution Of tose then owned ohor
all Of which personal chsltes declared 20 be fixtures
and aud be used and sold aud
sorarsied hrreom, A 70 10 aisn part heseof
DeeeUter 10 1850 eAML 7. BENSON. Tra>s&
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BLoosrNsros. Lid. July %, fsQ

BLoosrysros, lad, Jelly u, mQ
DsAK sRi here send you statement that think yes -
entitled to The benefit o. resident Of BoOnlngOn sA
have been for thirty years sm over 80 yes Il
Fos twenty years my hair has been turning Oons
bly rsy spd entirely white and very sf and m
plant number Of certificates Of The very wonds
sGcc. your Hair ReoTafy but supposed there d.
don than truth In them On. enertanGs strong de 10 hs
my hail. possole. restored to IL original color and sneoes
Il vas IN 10Y younger days bess blsck concldded ~osh
msk. the experiment commencing In small way parchAsA
yus Of your small bottles dollar and commenced asnx
following directions tesrly could sooE discosesdus
ar drf removed and ny hair that WISE falling on Ia large as
t,ies wss considerably ashsened. aid sldc ehanss .s
olacs IN the color have coutnoed to ill nave sd
three your small bottles and ju begun the fourth hs
aov az pretty head of dark brown, light black hair s5
man. or AZ hsd my youthful days, when boy In the HIS
Western Virginia Fly head entirely clear Of dsrdrun asa S
hair ceased entirely fns or snd son and sne and feds
ely Is boash just from under tho bands Of Fsnch h
pooey Many my soquaintanees feqssntiy say 70 Boz
Ter where did you gt that fine wgr tell thsm Il The q
6s of your Restorative l. almost impossible oonvcs
,heu thai Il Is the original hair OF the old gray head
Yocu. truly FREDERICK T. bUrLER,
Bieo1Instou. MOurce County, Indiana
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r. II LUDLOW, Auotionoer.
DEREMPTORY SALE, by order OF the supreme
Court Oh TUESDAY Peb s. 6l 1t 70 o'clock noon a. tho
M,rcL.uts FIchAng. Of the twosory attic aud b.sencet
y 4. NASH. Referee.
CpAs d. H.Er Plsiutia's Attorney, M ~ Nails,
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gales bp anrlion.

a. NJ MsRwrs, Asodoneer.
DY BANGS, NERWlN Il Co., Irving Bnl1n
I'D No. 50, and s BroadwsySslc. OF Books Stationery
pttDrrs Wo-ks Of Art Fancy Goods Furniture, &c ,.
MONDAY TUESDAY, aud WEDNESDAY ENhMNvS
FeL. T. s, and g. at o'clock
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don Of choice wor,s In Aer and General History voyage
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Ocean 6ieamers.

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RETURN TO NETWORK.
STEAMSHIP COAT2ACOALCOS
viii ave from pier foot Of Nus. North River snd remain
PRESIDENT LINCOLN
PROVIDED ery application for LOO passengers ee msde to the
urder.ig1sd. .
ONE THOUSAND PASSENGERS.
State Room Fare each psy........,".''.'.'.."SB
SecoLd Cabin, Fore esch way ...,..,..ss.,,.''''.
Forward Cabin Fare each waS......,,...,......
Whcc humber secured aud passage paid both ways
ApPyto h hOoENlS ,Io,y
Albany Hyen.ng Journal please eopyl
TENHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDs STEAM
Il eHIP NEWBORN H. J. Won SANrEN CommsadsI,
e.ryIg the United Staos Mall VIII sail fam Pier No. 10 Sotia
River, foo, Of Chambers s-,on
SATURDAY, Beb. Is, at IL o'clock NJ,
fot
BREMEN via SOUTHAMPTON,
Takins pessenyors 70
LONDON HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON aud BREMEN,
at Tho followI rates;
First Cstin, cleo, second Cabin, 800; Steensc S3S
6ELPCKE, kEUTGEN & REICHELT,
NO % BroedSsy