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The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-08-13
sHERTFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of an execution issued out of
Up and under the seal of tlc District Court
of Buchanan County, Iowa, in favor of Edison
b. Older. Daniel S. Lee, Pardon "A. Older, for
the benefit of Potter, Hitchcock & Co, ct al.
and against the lands and tenements OF Lean
der Reyes, the following described mortgaged
property, viz:
That lot of land bounded by line common
cling alta point forty -four feet east of the north
west corner of lot one in block two in Scarctf 5
Addition to the village of Independence, Bu-
chanan County, Iowa; thence running south
one hundred and fifty three feet thence east
nineteen feet thence north one hundred and
tifty-three feet thence west nineteen feet, to
place of beginning
Which property, as above described will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door of
the Sheriff's Office in the village of Indepen-
dence, on Saturday, the gath day of August, A.
d. 1861, at Two O'clock P. NJ. Of said day, to
the highest bidder, to satisfy said execution
and costs.
BYRON G. HALE, SHERIFF
Sheriff's Office, Independence, Iowal
July 80, 1861. l9-4w
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THE BLOOD is THE LIFE.

No moro shall the poor sufferers in
our country anguish, their constitution
racksd and torn by strong and dangerous
mineral medicines ;they will come to the
fountain OF health, found in simple herbs
and roots from natures store house. The
mountain herb pills, Of innocent mountain
plants composed. willreach and stop their
distress. and cause the blood, renew and
clsansed. to carry through the body the
elements Of health building up the bro
ken constitution. and carrying life and
health, where but for them would have
been the wreck Of hope--the feeble moan
Of suffering. at last ended by the cold
hand ofdeath. Do not let prejudice over
come your better reason do not look up.
on these Pills as only like others; do not
nt your despair. after trying everything
:ise' prevent you from trying these. The
blood must be pure, and then sickness is
impossible. What great and vet simple
irnu Is 'his It appeals to the common
sense oil all ; It Is the great kew stone OF
the healing art. Judson's Mountain Herb
Pills will purify and cleanse il as sure as
she sun will rise to morrow.
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@ This Company is now being put
tRto qusrters, and, we are glad to know,
10 fast filing up Mr.. Bull, the propri,
e'or of Bulls Addition TO Independence,
has connected himself with il, and holds
the position OF lst Lieutenant. He is de
voting his time. means and energy to
filling up the Company. and the other
officers and men are also working faith
fully TO the same end Between fifty and
sixty men are now enrolled and Capt.
HoRD is confident that he can have his
Company ready at the time required, and
now that harvest is nearly finished we
have no doubt that he will do so. Col
VaSDEvER says that the men will proba,
bly, be uniformed before they leave Du.
buque, and recommends only the pro-
curemcnt Of blue shirt and a uniform
cap or hat. This the Board Of Supervi.
sors will undoubtedly provide. There is
no possible doubt, we conceive, of the
Company going, and those who desire to
go in good Compani, under good. so.
Der officers, should come forward immedi.
Ately and join the +" Light Infantry"
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SIIERIFF,S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, is.
ID sued out of and under the seal of the Dis
trict Court of Buchanan County, Iowa, in ia
vor of William Caldwell, and against the lands
and tenements of Samuel Newberry, Mary Ann
Ncwberry, and Austin Adams, the following
described mortgaged property, viz:
Commencing eleven rods north of the south
east corner of the northeast fourth of the north
west quarter of section thirty four, in township
eighty north, of range nine west i'll Iowa
thence running north nineteen rods, thence ives,
eighty rods, to the west line of said forty acre
lot; thence south twenty rods thence
w9st forty rods thence north two rods, thence
east to the place of beginning.
Which property, as above described, | will
offer for sale, at Public Auction, at the door OF
the Sheriff s office, in the village of lndepen
dence, on Saturday, the 18th day of Angus,
A. d. 1861, at Two o'clock, p. NJ. of said day
to the highest bidder, 10 satisfy said Exccu
tion and costs.
BYRON C. HALE, SHERIFF.
Sheriff's Office, Independence, lowa,l
July Goth, 1861. Us At
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-08-13
BuRLINGroY, Aug. 8.-The Keokuk

BURLINGTON, Aug. 8.-The Keokuk
Gate City furnishes the following account
Of the battle at Athens, on the 9th
On Sunday night about o. clock, mes
sengers came in from Croton by hand
ear, and reported a large body of rebels
had been seen Sunday morning going
towards Athens. evidently with the inten
iion of attacking the Union camp at that
place immediate y. The City Rifles and
soon after Q o'clock p NJ, about 80 OF
each company, armed and equipped with
u. S. rifles and muskets, took special
train to Croton depot. Our men guard
ed il, but were not disturbed during the
night.-Soon after daylight, a number OF
k-okuk men being over in Athens at
breakfast, an attack on the Union men
was made. They rushed TO arms, and
found that the rebels were coming up in
three divisions, evidently Intending by
flank movements To surround the Union
camp. Abou' fifteen City Rifles and a
few others, engaged the enemy's right
wing. which was covered by corn
field Not expecting an attack so early.
the rebels had but few rounds OF am
muniiion, aud when that was gore they
retired to Grays house across the river.
While crossing the river, Mr.. Dickey,
Of Pennington, was badly wounded Con
stable Henderson got buck shot in hi.
leg, John Bruce aud j. w. Noble were
slightly wounded
The keokuk boys continued firing
from the Croton bank, driving the rebels
from Gray's house to an adjoining corn
ield.-Then, rs we are informed, the
Rangers crossing over to Gray's house,
drove the rebels out of the corn, and
routed them with loss OF several rebe
lives. During this time--probably an
hour and half-Col. Moore with his
400 or 500 men, we're engaged with the
enemy's centre aud left wing, and gal
lap,ly repulsed and routed them. when
their right wing fell back aud the fiighr
became general.
Col. Moore pursued them some five
miles, capturing go horses.
The Union men Of Missouri gave grea
praise 10 our men for their gallautry il
driving back the 500 rebels Of the righ
wing reported last night by those return
ed from Croton.
Col. Moore. in his report TO Col. Wor
Ellington, gives great credit 10 the keo
kuk boys for holding the enemy's righ
in check, and finally driving them back.
af the Rangers and Rifles had cooper
ated in military style. instead of being
left to fight Indian fashion, they coulC
undoubtedly have taken large number
OF prisoners. and many more horses.
The number OF rebels killed and NOR
tally wounded. is doubtless near 25
Six OF eight dead were found on the field
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ET- We call attention TO the profess
ional card of Mr.. III. G.. IIEMEXwAY, to
De sound in to-day's paper. Mr.. H. ha,
located himself here for the practice of
law. and we think our citizens will
find him an acceptable addition to our
profe ssional men. He seems to have the
requisite knowledge. tact aud energy 10
serve his clients efficiently. We com.
mend him to the p,troa,ss of our citi-
Zens
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Returned.

EE Mr.. BIZ cKwAY, who left This
place for California, something more than
. year since, returned few DAYS since.
He csm- through on ponies in "A days
from Carson City. Mr.. BRocKwAY re
ports times rs exceedingly dull through
Out the Pacific States. j. G. GLASS, who
also LEI, hvre for California last year, is
We understand, now in Connecticut, hav.
ing returned from the Pacific. People
after ALL find that Iowa is about as rood
a place to live in as they can find.
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10 PaiIlterS:

Paints, Oils, Narnishes, 81. Louis pure White
Lead Buffalo Lead. French and Ameriea 2iac
ground in OIL and Demar NarnlsA- A large
assortment of Colors. dry. and ground in oil.
Copal Narnish. Nos. | and >. Light Picture
nish, Leather Varnish Japan yarnish, Turpen.
tine dc, for sale at current market prices.
At WALLACE'S Drug Store.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
WARRINGTON. Aug 9Th.

Mr.. Hale reported bill providing for
further enlistment in the navy. Passed.
Mr.. Foster moved to take up the report
of the Judiciary in the case of the Kan
sas contested seat.
Mr.. Lane said that he had never &C.
cepted The appointment of Brigadiel
General, or acted in any way as Briga-
der General. If the Kansas Brigade,
after it was formed, should signify de
sire to have him for leader, then he
should feel it his duty to accept, and then
inform the Senate and resign his seat.
After further discussion, the Senate
refused to proceed 10 the consideration
of the report.
The amendment to the bill to increase
the pay of volunteers, DC, to four dollars
per month instead Of two, was carried
by-yeas, l8; nays, II.
Mr.. Wilson moved to amend by add
ing the bill providing and legalizing the
military proclamation of the President
The amendment was agreed to and the
bill passed.
HOUSE.
MIR. Phelps Of Mo. appeared in his
seat for the first time this season.
TIE Speaker laid before the House a
letter from Mr.. Curtis, stating that he has
sent to the Governor of Iowa his resigna.
ton as Representative flom that State,
the duties Of military character prompt.
ing him to this course, he having been
a Brigadier General.
Mr.. Kellogg of ILL.,. asked and obtain
ed leave TO report from the Judiciary
Committee Il bill fixing the number oil
the members of the House of Represen
tatives after 1868 at 239 to be apportioned
among the several States IN accordance
with the act of 1859. Bill was passed.
The house concurred in the Senate
amendment to the bill authorizing adGi-
uonal enlistment in the navy, striking
out The word marine" Bill passed.
The house took up the Senate bill add
ing four dollars per month 10 the pay Of
noncommiss;oned officers, muscateers
volunteers, marines, seamen and ordinaI Y
seamen. and approving and egalizing all
the debts under The proclamation OF the
President after March 4th. 1851, respect.
inc the army and navy. regarding them
of the same effect as if they had been
warranted by the previously expressed
bill Of Congress.
Alter some discussion the bill passed.
WAsHISGroN, Aug. 6.-The bill tc
punish certain crimes against the L. S
was taken up and passed.
Mr.. King then moved that the Senate
go into Executive Session, which was
agreed to.
the Senate at 1915 adjourned sine
die.
HOUSE.
House passed Senate bin relative {,
Supreme Court of the IT, s. in the cast
OF appeals.
The House passed tho Senate bill t,
increase the pay OF The regular army and
volunteers
Mr. Wicklitfe took occasion to say til.
intelligence from old Ky, is that she i,
Tor Union, and being the fist to com,
Into the Union, she will be the last TO %
out OF it, This announcement was re
ceived with demonstrations of the wild
est delight.
The lends of the Union, both on the
floor and in tie galleries clapped ,heir
hands and otherwise gave vent 10 them
feelings. Explanations were heard
: Good for old Kcnuck." The applaus,
was long continued, and more ANNA
ted scene was seldom Witnessed.
The House adjourned sine die.
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Improvement.

Improvement.
~ FONDA Il Bros new block of
Stores, on the west side Of the river, at
the bridge, is about ready for the roof,
and makes fine improvement in that To-
<.ali,y. The block is, we believe, forty
by sixty feet, two stories high, and is
built Of stone, with brick front. The
store rooms will prove very desirable
ones.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-08-13
Fine Cheese.

Fine Cheese.
H Mr.. T. Ii. BowEN, at his store on
the west side of the river, has some Of
ths finest cheese made in any county.
They are the product of the dairy of his
brother, OF Bow-n's Prairie, Jones Co,
Who is one Of the most noted cheese ma
ksrs in the State, and whose chccses have
taken several premiums, we believe, at
the State fairs. Call aud try them.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-08-13
JEnfOrtunate.

@ On Thursday last a pairof horses,
Belonging 10 Dr.. Bryant, ran away,
smashing wagon 10 which they were
attached very badly, anC ,:.;aaiag ap BY
.ons Of them breaking leg. The bone,
80 we were Informed, protruded through
abe skin. and the DR.. was compelled to
shoot the animal, which was worth fully
800.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-08-13

ET WrLcox shipped ton and half of
rags one day last week. The country
must be getting richer. Formerly peo-
Dle wore out their old rags.
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8emov

Removal.
! re- Those deservedly popular MGR
chants, Messrs. PLANE d Co., have re-,
moved their large stock of Hardware and
Tinware TO better quarters in the West
Store in Wilcox's Block.
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PERU Vi 4; RY.

Lubin's Extracts. Wrghts Extrsets. Jalcs
Haules' Extracts, Hair brushes Tooth Brushes.
Fancy Soap. Toilet Powders. dc. he.
Al WALLACE'S Drug Store.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-08-13
CORN STARCH. SIGo, TiPIoCi.

Oatmeal Pearl Barley, Chocolate. Extracts
for Cooking, Rose Water. &c. &c.
At WALLACE'S Drug StogN,.
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FANCY SOAP

Honey Soap, Windsor Soap, Camphorasca
Soap, Bar Soap, Transparent Soap. from the
of A W Harrison, Philadelphia.
Al WALLACE'S Drug Stors.
The Buchanan County guardian. (Independence, Buchanan County, Iowa) 1858-1864, 1861-08-13

The Liberal Christian Sociable will
meet at the residence of HEMAN MORSE,
on Thursday evening at 7 O'Clock.
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To Builders

iarse assortment of French and American
WINDOW GLASS, from the best nianufactu.
rcrs, PUTTY in bladders. BE.
AT WALLACE'S Drug Store
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PATENT MEDICINES.

Agent Cor All the Popular Patent Medieines
The Trade sapllied AZ Manufacturers prices.
At WALLAcE'S Drug Store
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Prepared Palm Leaf. for Hats.

For Sale by
Jan, -. 1851 +. ( WILCOX.
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INDEPENDENCE INSURANCE CO..
OFFICE IN WILCONS BLOCK.
Main Street, Independence, Iowa

The Directors OF this Company take pleas
urc in announcing TO the public that they are
now fully organized in compliance with the
Laws of Iowa, and are rrepAred to receive
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OFFICERS

Il c. WILCOX. Pres. HtMAN MoRsr. v Pres
J I'll CAarnElI, Treas. Q. NJ PoSp. Secretary
Independence. May ;. 1851.
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ARS. II. CO.'S
INDIlN VEGETABLE DE0OHTION
THE ALL-sUFFIciENr THREE.

TRIESEMAR.l, = and s-Protected By Royal
Letters Patens of England, and secured By the
seals Of The Eco, DC PhsImscie dc Pans, and the
tmPeriak College Of Medicine, Vienna.
No. IL invaluable for exhaustion and na tsrrhea,
and all physical disabilities.
No. completely Graduates al traces Of those
eSeases that have boon hitherto treated By the
seous End pernlcLous use of coD aiva and oubebs,
No has entirely supPlanted the INJURIOUS use OF
mercury, thereby insuring TO- the sufferer speedy
reilef, dIsperslnE al impurities, and roofing on
.,TRIEsEMAR. Nos. j. and Z, are prepared in
and oan be carried IN the walstoost pocket. Sod
In TIN cases, and divided into separate doses as Sd-
mlnistered by VelPeau, LallemAnd, Roux. Hicord
DC. Price Is Zach, or four cases for %, which
saves Is; and In eT cases, whereby there 10 saw
Ing Of %. To be had, Wholesale and retail, OF Or
BARROW, of 1874 Bleecker street, New York,
immediately on receiving remittance, Dr. Barrow
VIII forward the rrleserar to any part OF the world
securely packed, and addressed according 70 the in
stTuoG0ns Of the writer.
The Book, Of sll Others, that hhculd be read b,
men Eltp dsnc!fsd ano broken down constitutions
Fra r. Or PhysIols9roal RssesTshss
all the symptoms that invariably develop them
seysG, sooner or later resulting from the frailtes
and vitlstny habits Of esrls youth, Inna,Aotatine
the Victim from snarinE tho ffuition OF the matri
monlA state, End. not checked in tune, deg ener-
stlng All the functions of manhood, and bringing
Sold By 6r. RA RROW, i94 Bioeofsr street. four
doors below Msodougal, New York. Price 81
cents, Sent Tres eveU where. -
inGtoa, Q. &C. de I'm
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rs Td b1s THb Va
SIN Mf6ofSH SsTE a .. Mn ].
Ats A. M Vi. Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
ATS a. M, via Camden and Jersey City, IN. ].
At n, via Camden and Jersey City. Morn
AsJJx a: NJ: vi. Ksrsinston and Jsr,sy City.
At lax P; NJ, via Camden and Amboy, tAooommo-
Af5 E IT.. via Camden and AmDoy. &C. and A.
At r&ss,Ip, ~, via KsnsinEton and Jersey City,
At N P Al via ,kensinston and Jersey city,
A,s r NJ. via camdsn and Jersey City, tRvsp,ne
Atm 2; N, VIA Camden and Jersey City. (sOuth-
Ats p. N, via Camden and Ambo,. fAooommod.-
s n0n, freight And passenger, First Class Ticket
sssal as a sIesp. .Sn' daily The
,o 1os BeiyldeTs' Easton, LsTbsrty,IIe Fleming
Fo. W..sI Gap. strOudsb burg. Scranton, wilkes
ts9m t kssfR,ngton wa Delaware, L,ckswanna and
and NJ from sOO sssS.!
re F slg A g Sonneots with the train leaving
! For Mount Holly ct and A. M. and, and "
For Freehold .tsA.M.nd,p
For BIZ istol. Trenton, 40. At iio A. M, az and
"a s, IN "a . rom ke1sington, and ~ P. NJ from
=, Fer PslmyTa Rivsrton, pssnoo. Beverly. Bur
inston,d FiereEnsoos Bordsntovn, TO-, ct lax, 1.
4 u ton M sof stree,
HI For New York and Way Lapes. leaving
hennn6ton Depot, take the cars on Filth street,
ABOVE Wenut, heif an hour before depar ture The
cars run into the depot, and on ARRIVAL oftrsn rIn
from the depot. -
Fifty pounds Of baggage only allowed 70 each
Anything 90 baggage but their wearing syparei.
Az ossfSse over fny pounds to be Psid for
ppafgsfe 70 one col a. per pound, and vii not be
except By special contract, -
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On and after May lstn, ls6i, the Hains viii ruu
a. foiloys, vis:-Lesye Camden Station, Bau-
more.aMall, except sundsyp q 50 A. No.; Ex-
thrr2HEh Y, EnR ALI PARTS OF THE west,
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Tram; between Piedmont and Wheelinr ne A.
s9mmosdstlon Train, leaving Piedmont q 5. % A.
r. :; ana between Grafton and farksfsburg, take
The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore
AIS "A; a1d EIsderick h6.0A. nj.
timo5e 81 6S and sl5 A. ". and Is and $40 p. M |.
and 1 E5ifotss Mills 1t 7sosnd iio and SO
For further infcrpssop, pske. Of every KIND,
W,e. SMITH,
L. n. COLE, Cent TiofS 4 xSs.t
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WARLIKE wrT.-[From the N Y Leader
Down In Davis Loo ker-Colonel Corcoran.
The Newspaper Account Of the Bull Run
AfAir-Racy, Of course,
Not q War Price-The Missouri General
Work for a Patriotic Undertaker-To bury
the differences between the North and South
Query, by q Perplexed AbolitioBists. why
does the South want to sell its bonds?
Motto Of Stewards Friends .-Where there's
q viii, there's a way.
Mayor Berrett's Motto at Fort Lafayette
Never say dye
-Beauregard's Policy-A gun In the bush is
worth two In the hand
what the Mayor Of Washington must do
Grin and Ber-rett
What the Shoddy Contractors ought to get
Fits
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, NEW YORK AMI ERIE RAIL
.AFoR B2sT2eN, NEWPORT

sEs sy sH .NNETkSS g ESsIfE SAFE,
strength and speed, but particularly sdapted 20 the
navigation Of Long Island Sound, running in oon-
neotion with the Fall River aod Old Colony Rail
ROAD, distance Of 8 Eilet only 70 Boston :
Leave Pier NO, North River near the Battery
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Braytop.
mondsys, w ednesdays, and Fridays, az O'clock
r. touching q NSyP9rt each ysJ.
The Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, or
IuesdAys, Thursdays. and Saturdays, at O. oloot
~, touching at Newport each way.
These Steamers are lifted with commodious
etae rooms, and every arrangement for the securi-
" ana comfort Of passengers. who are afforded BY
this route nlgh hts rest on board. and on arri, a
81 Eau River proceed per Steamboat Trsin.resch-
Ing Boston early the following morning ! or NAV
remain on board until starting OF the Aocommoda-
non g a; NJ BY vhioh they may reach Boston
A baggage master lie attached 30 each sts~mer
who receives and tickets the barraxe. And sooom
panies the same TO its destinatIon.
steamer runs In conneotIon with this Line be-
sween Fall River and PTovideRoe daily, exoept
Freight to Boston 10 FORWARDED through Win
great sPatch BY an Express Train, which leaves
rail- River ever moInlnes Sundays excepteo, al
~ O'Clock Tor Boston and New Bedford, srnytnE
~ rs desupation at about IL A M
ofce on Pier N o. North RiveS For state room
and beTths apply on board, OF y desired TO secure
tnem In ADVANCE, 70 WIN. BORDEN, Art
10 Sud " ~est street. NJ V
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One Of the Pike County, IN } boys over at
Louisiana found an ole .darkey in the woods, who
bad heard that secession property was TO be con-
nscated, and therefore commenced by executing
the order upon hiTs H. He surrendered to the
invader, and gave a history Of himself, conclu-
ding by sayinI: "Gorry massa, I'll brack your
boots, brush your close, bring your waterloo an
ting Won waEt me, If you'll only coniisticate de
ole oman -
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ToNoolnl.nd RoutsNTis shoftsst and S most std Il :
:.ssf? c6k kk&S9SSSsEH Lf22cF S.s
Proyidepee, And Boston and Providenoe RsilrosSs =.
sisI No 4 SoIth River. q o'sIoef =. NJ. , sna
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New Yerf.
imSndsy. WsdnssdaS. and FRIDAY. From Gro
The COMM0NWkALTH, fom New Yorf-
-donds3. Wsdnssdsy. asd f nds; FROM 6roson
prosidsnsos and s Bc.s ssen 550Ss sr sross e
Tan. reaching sad place in advance q thoss by
Morning line. eons0slng North and East. Pas,
sensers that prefer u, remain on board the
s re- enjoy nsht. rest undistarbed break
TAP, Sopne e At Provideaes WITH ths -
Fore froa proyIdeuoe 70 Newport Fifty ceuts.
~. nssssse master accompanies the Steamer and
For Passage, Berths. State Rooms, or Freirht,
slely on board the steamer, or &C the freisS2
Smes. Pier 10 North River. or % the ofhce OF
And street Nsv York, Feb. %. issI.