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INDIANA

HDANAPoLp, Ind FEB O. 1862.
Business is generally suspended to-day.
Union meetings are being held in al the churches.
a. Union Hail. this morning, Washington's Farewell
Address was read and national airs sung
salutss were fred at daylight and in the afternoon.
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The New York and Rhode Island
Batteries.

Colonel Bliss, the Superintendent Of the New York
Volunteer depot in this city and district has detailed
Surgeon Goodrich Of the 102d regiment New York State
Volunteers medical officer 70 take charge Of the New
York and Rhode Island batteries board the Charter
Oak bound for Port Royal The Charter Oak sailed yes
terday with Eve hundred troops board
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GAINESVILLE, Tenn. Feb. q 1862.
Commodore Foote has advanced up the Cumberland },
with the gunboats Conestoga and Cairo to this point
The Notifications each side Of Red river were
sroyed and the greater portion of the inhabitants have
fed.
White nags flying in every direction.
On the approach Of the gunboats the railroad bridges
the Cumberland and Red rivers fire. and
that Red river destroyed The other is but little
damaged.
Commodore Foote issued proclamation for the people
TO return TO their business.
There are large amount Of rebel stores here.
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Second Regiment, New York state

Captain James J. Delaney recruiting officer for this
gimen, in addition to the armory, has recently opened
down town rendezvous Of Canal street and BOW
cry, under the Citizens Bank
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Cumberland Gap and Russcllvi1le I'm Pos
session Of the Federal Forces.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Feb. ~, 1852.
The Cumberland Gap and Russelville Ky, in poe
session Of the Union forces
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hypothesis and opinion, exposes TO perpetual change
the endless variety Of hopothess and opinion aud
remember especially that for the efficient manage ment
Of your common interests in Q country extensive az
ours government o. az muen vgor as consistent with
itss will and In such government with powers proper
y distributed and adjusted, its sursst guardian 1t s,
indeed, little else than name, where the government is
teo feeble 70 Withstand the enterprise of faction
me each member OF the society within the limits pre-.
scroeo by the laws and 10 maintain all in the and
tranquil enjoyment OF the rights OF person and property
have already ntimated you the danger or parties
sn the STATE with particular reference the founding Of
them on geographical DETERMINATIONS Let me now take
. moro comprehensive view and warn you in the moet
solemn mAnner against the bansu effects Of the spirit Of
This spirit, unfortunately is ns.parsbs from our M.
sure having its root In the strongest passions OF the
human mind. IL exists under different shapes in ali
governments more or less stned controlled or re.
Yrssssd but those OF the popular form IL ,s ssen IN
Ms greatest rankuess. and ia truly their worst snsmv
The alternate domination Of faction over another
oharpened BY the spirit OF revenge natural party dis
senson, which, In different ages and countries has
psrpetrsted the most horrid enormities s itself a
friGhtful despotism. But this leads az length 10 A
more formal and permanent despotsm The disorders
and niseries which result, gradually incline the minds
Of men 20 seek security and reposs In the absolute
chief Of some prevailing faction, more able or more
fortunate than his competitors, turns this disposition
the purposes Of bis own elevation on the ruins Of pub
without looking forward 10 an extremity Of this kind
(which nevertheless ought not TO be entirely out o
sght the common and continual mischefs OF the spirit
Of party are suicent 10 make IL the interest and duty
Of q wise people TO discoursgs and restrain IT,
serves always to distrsct the public councils ant
snfesbie the public administration. IL sgates the com
munity with ilfoundsd jeaousies and false alarms
kndles the snmosty Of one part against another; 70
meats, occasionally riot ant insurrscon II opens tn
door 70 foreign influence and corruption which nnl 70
ciitated access 10 the government itself through tn
channels OF party passions. Thus the policy and tn
vii Of one country are subjected 10 the policy and vii
81 another.
There an opinion that parties in free countries, ar
useful checks upon the administration q the govern
snt and 70 keep alive the spiri, Of liberty This
within certain limits, = probably Sus and il govern
0eate q menaschteal cast pasfiethm mag leok vttI
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Europe has a set OF primary interests, which TO us
have none, very remote relation. Hence she must
be engaged frequent the OF which
essentially foreign 70 our concerns Hence, there
FORE must be unwse In US TO impcate ourselves by
arhcal tes "a tne oroinary o. her poltcs
ships enmtes.
Our detached and distant situation invites and enables
TO pursue different course ~ we remain people,
under efficient government the period Is far OF
when may defy material injury from external annoy
anee when we may take such an attitude as will cause
scrupuously respected when belRerent natons under
the mpossibilty ofmaking acquisitions upon US will not
lightly hazard the giving US provoeation whom may
choose peace war; our interest, guided by justice
shall counsel.
Why quit our 70 stand upon foreign ground9 why
By Intervening destiny with that OF any part u
Europe snange our peace and prosperity in the tolls
Of European ambition, rivalship, interest, humor
Il is our true policy to stser clear Of permanent a
with any portion Of the foreign world; SO far
mean as we are at liberty 10 do IT, for let not
be understood capable Of patronizng n1delity
istuq enGagsments hold the maxim lees applicable
to public than 70 private aA,, sa, ncnesy always
ments be observed in their geuuine sense. But, in my
opinion 1t Unnecessary, and would be unwise 10 extend
them,
Taking care always 10 keep ourselves, by suitable
establishments, respectable defensive posture We
may safely trust 70 temporary acss for extraordinary
Harmony, and liberal intercourse with oil nations;
are recommended by policy, humanity and interest.
but sVcn our conmerclh poiicy snoud hoiu IA oquAi
aud impartial hs.d; neither seeking granting ex.
elusive favors or preferences consulting the natural
course Of things dusing and diversifying by gentle
means, the streams OF commerce, but forcing nothing
establishing with powers 70 disposed, In order to give
trade and stable course, 70 define the rights Of
merchants, and 10 enable the government to support
them conventional rules Of intercourse the best that
prestnt circumstances and mutual opinions will permit
but temporary, and liable TO be, from time 10 time
abandoned varied, a. experience circumstances
shall dictate constantly keeping in that II folly
n nation 70 look for dsinterestsd favors from an
other; thai 10 must psy, with portion Of ibdepsnd
sace for whatever may accept under that character
that BY such acceptance may place itself the cspd
Asa Il havse given equivalents for nominai favses
aad ~ H bSiss rspreeehet vS1 tnNatitsds fs1 no
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Report Of the Grand Jury.

To the Honorable John III. Price, Judge
Of the Circuit Court for Hartford 90.
TN ACCORDANCE with established
i law, the Grand Jury herewith report
that they have visited the County Aims
house, and they find there are twenty-one
persons there at the present tiIne--seven
white men, six white women, three color
ed men, three colored women, and two
colored children, all of which appear to
be well cared for, and in as comfortable
condition as the buildings there admit of.
The farm, also, looks in better condition
than heretofore, and we think with the
application of lime and other manures,
might be made quite productive. =
And they further report that they visited
the County Jail, and found therein twelve
persons, three of whom are insane, white
men) and one white man to keep the
peace, one white woman to keep the
peace, four negro men, and three negro
women.. all Of whom are as comfortably
provided for as the building will admit of.
GEO. w. KENLY.
.myl7 s.ass Foreman.
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VI BRIDGE NOTICE.
TVHE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS

VtsHE COUNTY Z COMMISSIONERS
j, for Hartford County will receive pro-
posals at their Office in BEL AIR, until
THURSDAY, god MAY ensuing, at ~
O'CLOCK NJ, for BUILDING A BRIDGE
across Broad Creek, on the new road from
Conowingo to Pennsylvania line, of the
following plans and, specifications, viz:
66 feet span between abutments floor
Ia feet wide, In clear, of % inch white
oak plank; abutmsnts to be IL feet above
low water mark, to be al feet thick at
bottom, battering to 3 feet at top; wing
walls to be 20 feet long, A feet thick at
bottom, battering to Is inches at top;
foundations to be on solid bottom, below
the bed of the stream; bridge to be IA
feet high to square; wall sides of best
white oak, l0Xl2 inches. chords of
white pine, double, 6X12 inches; cross
stills and joists white pine, 6X12 inches ;
braces and posts Of white pine, 6X8 inch
es; all other timbers of whitepine, 6x8 in
ches, covered with best white pine shingles,
to extend 5 feet beyond the food at each
end; weather-boarded with common white
pine boards; gables to be weather-boarded
to square; and to fill in the abutments and
open the bridge for travel.
.n,. BY order, ~
S JOHN T. sPfCER, \
my3 ff@t4 sy.455 Clerk.
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NOTICE.

.15 ~ NOTICE. @-a %
TINE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
4 for Hartford County will meet at their
Office in Bel Air on TUESDAY, LIST of
April, and every Tuesday and Wednesday
during the months of April and May, for
the purpose of making transfers and abate-
ments, and such other business as may
come before them. All persons desiring
transfers or attachments, will attend, as no
attention will be paid the alienation books,
with regard to deeds, and no attachments
will be allowed after May.
BY order,
'' JOHN T. SPlCER,
mh22 Clerk.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

T'HIs is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the SUBJ
L scriber has obtained from the Register Of
Wills of Hartford county, Md, Letters Testament
airy on the personal estate of
NATHAN GLENN,
late of Hartford County, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby mott
fed to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers
thereof on or before the .-.4... Fg7.
18th day of april 1853,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. ...
All persons indebted to said estate are request.
ed to make Immediate payment. f
Given under my hand and seal this goth day Of
April, 1862. .a s.I...
CLEMENT GLENN,
my-3 f# az Executor,
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MARTHA v. You've In the Circuit Court for
JEREMIAH You've. Court of Equity. . "
THE object of this suit is to procure a
Il decree divorcing the complainant
from the defendant, uincuIo mutrmonii.
The bill states that the complainant and
defendant were married on or about the
month Of November. in the year eight
teen hundred and fifty-seven. at the city of
Baltimore, and that they lived together as
man and wife for the space of one year,
when the defendant abandoned the COM
plainant, and removed beyond the limits
of the State of Maryland. The bill fur
ther states that the abandonment of the
complainant BY the defendant has contin-
ued uninterruptedly for more than three
years, and that the separation of the par
ties is deliberate and final, and beyond any
reasonable hope Of reconciliation; and that
the defendant abandoned the complainant
without any cause--that the complainant
is uniformed of the whereabouts of the
defendant, never having heard from him,
or of him, for more than three years, and
that he is still absent from the State of
Maryland. The bill then prays an order
of publication against the said defendant,
warning and commanding him to appear in
person or by solicitor, in this Honorable
Court, on some certain day to be therein
named, and answer the premises, and abide
by and perform such order and decree as
may be passed therein, and that on the
failure of the said defendant to appear and
answer the said BILL that then the said bill
Of complaint may be taken pro confesso,
and that decree may be passed divorcing
the complainant from the defendant, a oin-
culo naatrimonii, and for such other and
further relief as the compliments case
may require. asS b6 as.res
lit is thereupon, this seventh day Of
April, eighteen hundred and sixty-two,
adiudged and ORDERED, That the COM
plainant, by causing copy Of this order
to be inserted in some newspaper printed
and published in Hartford County, once in
each week, for four successive weeks three
months before the fourth day of August
next, give notice to the said nonresident
defendant of the object and substance Of
the bill, and warn him to appear in this
court in person or by solicitor, on or be-
fore the FIRST Monday in August next, and
shew cause, ifany he has, why the pray
er Of the complainant should not be grant
ed; otherwise the bill may be taken pro
contssso against him. sa.5 4. (.
VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
True copy Test,
VIM. GALLOWAY, Clerk.
apI2-4t
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EXECUTRIX' NOTICE.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Register OF
Wills of Hartford county, Nd, Letters Testament
airy on the personal estate of 4.
gr.a .. OLIVER GALLOP, s7 s...-.
late of said county, deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby noti-
fled to exhibit the same with the legal vouchers
thereof on or before the >H4fTuG3 .fG K
I'd day Of april, 1868,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate. -
All persons indebted to said estate are request
ed to make immediate payment. "@
Given under my hand and seal this I'd day
Of April, 1862. s..s...-..i. ,a =
CATHERINE GALLOP,
ap5-6t 20 Il "t#.5 Executrix.
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ROAD NOTICE.
I6 all whom Q nlay concera::

To all achon Is may concern:
NOTICE is hereby given, that thirty
days from the date hereof, application
viii be made, BY petition, to the County
Commissioners Of Hartford County, to al
Ter the location Of that part of the old
YORK ROAD, commencing at A.A. Gil
berts barn and ending at Benjamin F
Ayres.
April 18th, 1862, ap12-4t
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WASHING WooLENs. If you do not
wish to have white woolens shrink when
washed, make a good suds Of hard soap,
and wash the fannels In it, without rub
bling any soap on theW rub them out Of
it, and put them In a clean tub, and turn
on sufficient boiling water to cover them
and let them remain till the water is cold.
A little indigo in the boiling water, makes
the flannel look nicer. If you wish to
have them thick wash them in soft soap
suds, and rinse them in cold water. b
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NEW GOODs.

TsHE Subscriber has just received from
i the city fine assortment Of MEls-
CHANDlSE, which win be sold CHEAP
for cash. His stock consists Of Ladies'
Dress Goods, Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hardware, Queensware, Cedar Ware, Hol-
low Ware, Nails, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps, Read made Clothing, and every
article usually kept In d country store. No
JAMES HER ION,
Cor. Main st. and Port Deposit avenue,
mh29-tf 81 Bel AIR, NM
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I'D + Il ID T.,

At Perrymansvile, Hartford county, Nd, on
the 9th instant, in the 29th year of her age,
HELEN ELIZABETH, beloved wife of WIN. B.
MICHAEL, and only daughter of Mary and the
late Eli Bennett, OF Baltimore. ..n.l,.al.
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A SUPPLEMENT-
MARYLAND CODE.

b - II -
Agreeably to the promise made to the Public
in our Prospectus to the Maryland Code, we now
announce the publication at an early day, of the
FIRST VOLUME OF OUR SUPPLEMENT TO
THE CODE.
1t will contain all the GENERAL AND LOCAL
LAWS, passed by the Legislature at the Extra
Sessions of 1861, and the Regular Session of
1862, arranged under their Proper Titles, to cor
respond with the Code, to be accompanied with
accurate Tables, showing at glance, the Arti-
cles and Sections of the Code, Repealed or Amend
ed, with references to the Chapter and section, by
which amended or repealed. .,.,,s. d. - :
TO WHICH WILL BE ADDED IN AN
Appendix, the Private Acts and Resolutions Of
the Extra and Regular Sessions.
The whole to be carefully indexed. To rem
der the work still more valuable we shall prefix
the Hl eit - u
CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES,
WITH ITS AMENDMENTS, ~
With Marginal Notes, referring to the Decisions
of the Supreme Court. Also the ii o
Constitution Of the State Of Maryland,
With Marginal Notes and references to Acts of the
General Assembly and decisions of the Court
OF Appeals, and an Appendix and Index.
We believe we thus offer to the public a work
invaluable to every Lawyer, Magistrate, Politi-
can, Business Man, and every citizen of Mary
I lana, ana one inVaiuaoie 10 every possessor OF
'ne n.y. Coce.
Ine nporsancs OF the tsgsstat'on OF the late SEES
s'0ns OF ene Leg'ssasnre, agsct'ng as does me s-
.eres,s y every an % me ctdse renders It q matter
2, .ne grea'ess moment 70 eacn individual, to
nave IN Q convenient and accessible form the
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&sATRTGD.

On the 9th of May, by Rev. VIM. N. Elliott
of Elkton, Md, WIN. E. GRIFFITH 20 FANNII
r., eldest daughter of Isaac Wilson, both of Bal
timore.
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Estate of Rachel II. Coats, Deceased.
r ETTERS TESTAMENTARY upon
i the Estate of RACHEL II. COATS,
deceased, having been granted to the I'M
dersigned, all persons indebted to said es-
tate will make payment, and those having
claims present them to
VIM. H. CRAWFORD,
Is No. 521 North Seventh street,
ap26-6t Philadelphia.
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TAILORING BUSINESS,

in Bel-air, at the office adjoining his store
on the corner Of Main street and Court
House lane. He respectfully informs his
friends and the public generally, that lie is
prepared to execute any work in his line
at the shortest notice and in the most dura-
BILE and fashionable manner. By strict at
tention TO business and disposition to
please, he hopes to merit a share of public
patronage.
He also solicits an examination Of. bis
stock of 4. s. 's5 si2,'.ss 81
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SUR vEXING,
Civil Engineering and Draughting,

DERFORMED with accuracy and neat
j. ness by the undersigned, who has
had many years Of practical experience in
the U. s. or Public work, and also pri-
vate work in the above branches of bust
ness, in the States of Louisiana and Cali
fornia. E. d. RICHARDSON, vi.
Mill Green P. o., Hartford Co., Md.
my17
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NOTICE.

T'HE undersigned having secured the
il services Of a frst-class Tailor, will
carry on the
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nYsPEPSIA CAh BIZ RILEY ED-AlJ
~ who doubt Il should Try . battle of Dr.. Bms1h :
DYsPEPsIA AHNIHILATOB, for shs speedy ~
LEA OF Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Losa Of AppatkL
NsussG and sicknss a. the Stomach, FlAtusnGy
A., Tnis remedy will DO found one N the nlnS
agreeable aAd eficA iOus articles ever dlsoovsredsfn
ths perinaneni cure d THAI Distressing hssAse-
DYSPRPsIA. Perseverance, with this msdkane vi
ensure regularity 0f tbs bowels a AL nmas. 1
numbar "a certihcalaa might be Obtained. b., o.
are % easily procured with little regard " lruh
thai thsy can have wdghi with Adisoanina Yul
llc Therefore, the proprtssOr u oonhdena, tbAA
tsg In ,hs cure q DyspepdA over ali o.hsT remedy
In use a tbs pressnt day. Ror sAle a q Boul
Second ., WlliAmsbulgh. To be had IN Nc
York. Al " Eishth ave. as Grand q. Siss AIls
e-acs " oenta'peT bottla, 40 AAcstol
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C0R 1laE Pu.EH

E0R 1lAE PILES.
- Or. UPHAh's FasJsaszy u . csreran sus ~
flasp Costvenenn, and Liver oomplalnA. Duad N
Y. q. WILLS = 90, lib Frnnklin - and - ~
URHAk's Medical ofhss, ssJ Fourth =. - dh~
krm Ne nsvtry, bSswssa Bovsry and Broe1vN
- ra.s-im
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ATANHATTAS PIRK INSURANCE. COM,
wi pany. Forty years old. once No. % Wa
u. IneorporAisd- March -. 1871. ospal.L sscs'
" r. PALSwa, PrssLsAA
ANDREW ). sllrTH. sssgs,Au.
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DENTXgTRY.

AS USUAL TEETH RxTRACTFD With
~ "a, Psin-Thcse WHO require b1l 49, q tes'h
temporary SETS ohAfge, y.It-l pieces 81 PEI
tooth; tes.h hlsd with gold OF gold cemsut silver
and bona snAmal 90 cents. By Dr. II. vULRRa,
gsnr, ~ Bowery, ovsr the Drug ssore, Opposite ,hs
BSvery Ths.,re. 10 atac'1bt
A RTDICIAL TEETHJ. c. KENNEDY,
n Dentist, 1s5 BovWy, thres doors below Spring
-, n Inserting his beautiful Meiks teeth ., The low
- possible prtoes. Whole $50 on golA o. pl-,ina
ffo1n t2o upwprds, and silver OF r1bber tOu. SIC
upwards. Partial se.s on gold - each tooth, o. on
diver ~. e~tisfNction guaranteed In al cass..
ala sfss.lm
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old BIACk STAR LINE
~ or LIyEkPOOL PACKKTD.
Passengers nom or W IIyerpse! ~ ,be following
IRA Glars pAcksa slipa, sailing on lhs
sAb anil 24th ~ esea No MN
Adelaide, CuiGyAtor, AnsoluA
AvsarHhA. CyuodAru, Inhu Bright
Dsl' NuClA Chancellor, Thornton,
~ lgaH Htst, Constitut.IE, Universe,
DRAFTS on tbs ROYAL BANKS
~ iHEl.AHL, UisrGB bAEKIEs CO. AID ALL PAArs
EEaI-AND App Boorl.AHD,
lac 24A,'lgO WILLIAM y OUIUH - Fulton a.
rHhOMPSON' BLACK STAR LINE OF
LiVerpN psC kets p s,Hage once 21h Pearl ~
| Tor Lvrrp G-The ELLEN AUSTIN, AT Pier .,
Ssth River, sails llth Feb, ship ofthis Inns "a.
| from L.NarpNl every week, 'ebl 2+aC'''A
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GROCERIES.


AN IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
THE OLD TROY SHIRT DEPOT
RrABLTliID IN 1884.
CHATHAM STREET, 100, corner Of Pearl s.ree..
For 10 Cents
FOr lO0l!
FOR 25,ll
For 100 ~
For Ibl!li!
For 2OOl!!lll
shirts made u order and WARRANTED To FIT
UndetRhirts, Drawers, and Hal-IIOsa HIa
In silk, VOL. Aerno and Cotton,
Firomen's Shirts, Travelling Shirts,
ARM and Navy Shirt Of every Description
SusT ondeTu, Neck Ties and Gloves
In every variety
large sssortmeut ~
We len Jackets ALWAYS on hand
Rouamher the Nc. 100 CHATHAM STREET
tb 24au'll5 cTner Of fe'rl street
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SHIPPING.

EOR LlVRRPOOI.LOLD BLACK STAR
Lus-The "a ket snip COSSrITU TON, lying
At !. er ~ lEyN II Yer, sails 4th Fob. The CHAN.
CELLOR sails 18th Fsb. Fpt easaNgs apply v
WILLIAMS GJION, ~ Fulton 1t. Eel 9tar'l%
EOR LIVkRPOOL-TIIE WORLDWIDE
l. known Upper snip, DREADNAUGHf O-pl
sam ELS, vii All ilth February. She Ia 40
knowledgsd " he the fastest Vesisa I'll AT. fCs
Uasssge, lowest rates, apply board, Pier MORT
River, 81 70 r. n. DRAAREsr, 40 SOUTH n. is4 y