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THE METHODIST CHURCH, SLA VERY
AND REUNION

JUST as the two most important branches of tho
Presbyterian Church are taking serious mea-
sures towards a harmonious reunion, a cores
pOndence between the two divisions of the
Methodist Episcopal denomination upon SINH
lar project is made public. Bishops James and
Simpson in behalf of their colleagues of the
National Church, have submitted the subject of
union with the Southern Church to the Board of
Bishops of the latter body. In their communi-
cation, Bishops James and Simpson Justly
allege that the great which led to the sepa-
ration has passed away, and in view of this fact
they 'trust the day is not far distant when there
sAall be but one organization, which shall em-
brace the whole Methodist family in the United
States" The "great cause" of separation to
which allusion is made was, of course, the sys-
TEN of human bondage, from which the nation
has been purified by the ordeal of civil war But
the Southern Bishops, in their response, allege
that 'slayery was not, in any proper sense, the
cause. but the occasion only, If separations;
layinr the entire responsibility for the schism in
the Church upon the action of the General Con-
ference in attempting ito handle and determine
matters lying outside of their proper jurisdic-
ton"
This was the ground assumed by the Southern
section of the Church in 1874, and possesses
even less significance at the present day than II
did at that time. When the crisis in our national
affairs came upon us, the slavery propagandist'
raised the same plea as the excuse for theil
action in attempting to disrupt the territory
the Union. The irrepressbe conflict between
freedom and slavery was as fully recognized by
the Southern leaders as it was insisted upon by
the exponents of public opinion in the North
The two systems could no longer exist side ol
side in the same nationality, without one or th'
other undermining and uprootlng its rival A
the utter adherence in which prepOnderatinl
majority of the Northern people held the pecu
liar institution" forbade any hopes Of It's iuFthe
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HARPER's
NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE
FOR JUNE, 1869.
CONTENTS:
THE AURORA BORRALIS OR POLAR LIGHT.

CONTENTS;
THE AURORA BORRALIS OR POLAR LIGHT
ILLUsrRATIoNs.-Aurors Borealis seen in NORWAY
an
Beams with Wavy Motio1Dark segment SSnests
AS5Yrs Rrohss @ al O,S Form Fo ASQT
Regions-Auroral Arches Of an Elliptic Form seen in
Curtain in scandanay yia~Auroral Ars6es having
S StSssd TSsS4v
Of August ss IS5S tioSgrephSai Distribution Of XS
since the relative Ia eatens US
the 5D Ssaon the Of saS I of the Sun and
Europe Circulation of Electricity about the Earth.
TOO LATE.
WINTER ON THE PLAINS.
1LLUsrRATIoNs.-ouT Friends the Coyotes-A
AVN V.Rd i'm PadSn
of the kAntSOPey&Tndisn & Burial Tree Fort Lara
MILITARY PYRoTECHNIOS OF FORMER DAYS
for throwing Greek Fire
Crane Rugged Fire-Ship.-FireCar driven by Hand
ireArned soldier-Fire Armed Horsemsu-Fioat.
SAID PACHA OF EGYPT.
DELIvERANCE OF ARMSTRONG
A CORNISH CARNIVAL
GENTLEMAN" '
Tas SH BS s N sshf%s
bim on this Wise tenderly."
MY ENEMY'S DAUGHTER. BY JUSTIN MCARrHY
CHAPTER XVI Again-at last!
CHAPTER XVII A breakngup
CHAPTER XVIII '"Thou hast it, ALL"
HLUsTRATIoN.-We meet again
LEO AND LUTHER,
THE TRAGEDIES OF A FEATHERED FAMILY.
LUCY'S CHOICE.
DIANA POLVILLES PRISONER.
BRITISH WILD FLOWERS.
PAWNBROKERS AND LOAN OFFICES
THE PRIMER OF THE WORLD.
WILLIAM BRADFORD'S LOVE LIFE
EDITORS EASY CHAIR
EDITORS BOOK TABLE
MONTHLY RECORD OF CURRENT EVENTS.
EDITORS DRAWER
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RSs- j A M e s NJ SC v E l.,
LAWYER,
CAMDEN, N. j.
JERSEY. 81 I'm
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WHY I wEPT.

/ wept-my baby was . boy.
mourned Ger Group and daily collie,
Ger nurses fees and doctors calls.
Ger nights Of screecbing diabolic.
I thought upon the crimsoned face,
The lungs to double force inflated.
And wondered why, Of all my race,
To have buy should be fated.
wept- my baby was q boy!
thought OF all my pleasures ended,
OF broken kite and shat cred toy,
OF cuAt and trowsers to be msnded.
wept for pots OF luckless jeil,
For household idols rldely pounded,
For chickens sIrangled in the shell,
And wretched kittens hung and drowned.
l wept-my baby was boy!
And signed DER all OF manhood bother;
How every girl he CHANGED TO know
Would want to kiss him for his mother.
How, crossed in love and politics
When women ma, g ths law and voted,
He get into SINE precious hx
And break the hearts that On him dotods
And % turned unto the wall,
And tried in vain nay grief to smother;
t. think l had boy at all,
Aud vow cd I'D never have another.
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fsB AvOSDALE HERo TO Charles
vartue, of the Grand Tunnel Coliiery,
il would seem the honor 10 due of hav
ing FIRST ventured down the smoIderins
shaft to the rescue of his comrades 10
the Avoodale mine. He is described
- the very beau ideal of hero, vith
. 6nely-cat, resoIute face, athletic
build, and a clea: blue eye Of unwAv
sring steadiness. Perfectly conscious
Of the dangers that threatened him
amid the mephitic vapors Of that loath
some dungeon; but with the strong
purpose, the iron resolution Of q man
VINO devotes himself in a cause where
death 10 the imminent reward Of bis
hsroism, be led the way into the gloomy
sepulchre, as one inspired from on
high, even as Christian carried bis bur.
den up the steep hill, sublime, earnest,
and trusting in God.
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4 Romantic CoPARrxERsRIP.-A cor
respondent Of the Boston Traveller, wri.
ting from Indianapolis, tells the follow.
Jog anecdote
A fellow by tho name Of Charles
Catherton was captured ~ Wilson .
Creek, when General Lyon was killed
and placed under q Confederate guard.
Whenever a prise ner wished 10 leave
the lines to get drink At the spring, =
Confederate soldier went with bin. A
fellow named Billings went with Cath.
srton to the spring. aud Catherton bar
gained with him TO let him get away,
and be would pay him. The arrange
0snt was that the Confederate was to
let Cathertou run, and Gre bis gun 10
another direction and pretend to p1rsue
II Casher,on got away be WAS to send
BilIings 500 BY his brother, Who was
. prisoner in The Federal haads, and
would doubtless soon be exchanged.
The plan worked. Caiherton ran, The
Confederate Billings fred his quo
and shouted, but it did not avail any.
thing, Of course. Catherton got back
TO st. Louis. found Billings' brother,
and sent the 500 a. be agreed. After
the war Csiherton aud Billings acci-
dsntslly met, and, coming to Indian
spolis, have set up grocery and pro-
ducs store together.
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TaEArER.-A full house greeted the
Nartine,ti Troupe At the Tnsater last
night. The excellence of their enter
tainment merited their liberal patronage.
II was not only excellent, but in its
character new to our citizens. They
will reappear this evening With change
Of programme.
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FINALLY SErrLED.-It has been de-
termined that the line of the V. 4 T. R.
r. west from Carson will run direct
from the depot grounds along Tresdway's
lsas' This will avoid the necessity Of,
otherwise, passing through the helds
Immediately adjoining the town.
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Nor RECOVERED We understand BY
. gentleman from Lake Tahoe yesterday,
that the bodies of the Eve men who were
drowned in the Lake on tho Sd instant,
have not yet been recovered. The wafer
where the boat was found cspsized 10
very deep, and all search thus far has
proved unavailing.
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Va had the pleasure yesterday Of
meeting our old time much esteemed
Butte Counsy, CAL, friend Mr.. R. C..
Gsskill, long and favor.bly known both
id California and Nevada. Mr.. G. 10
not only general agent for the Brook
lyn Life Insurance Co., the Pacific Pro-
ssetivs Association, and the Peoples
Insurance Co., FIRE And marine, but .
true gentleman and a good square mas.
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EDIros AIesELs, ~ we learn BY .
dispatch, passed Promontory yesterday
on his way TO bis homo in this place,
and expect to be here tomorrow Fri.
day) morning.
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THE DAILY APPEAL

LrHs Persons desiring to purchase
lime, will do well to apply to Robert
Crabb. Mr.. G. will also do plastering,
and do the work we'll.
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FINANCIAL.
PACIFIC RAILWAY GOLD LOAN.
SO, 500, 900

We beg leave that have accepted agency
KANSAS PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY
NEW SEVEN PER oEsr n LOAN FREE
rhi, loan amounts to sS 81 SSooeso, aAs
FIRST MORTGAGE 1Ixsp GRANT AND SINKING
upon tho extension OF the railway sher
dan IN Kansas to Denver Colorado, distance OF miles
eonsirse,loa I. also aorssss upon ron; stock ami
fanehe 9; this first class railway now running through
AND IS'succsssF0L OPERATION FOR ss7 MILES
MORE THAN THE INTEREST UPON THIS NEW
In addition 10 this the also secured by frat mort
SovERSAESr LAND GRANT OF THREE MILLION
extending in alternate sections on either side Of the track
from the sh mic post 81 Kansas 10 nsnyer The er9Seess
States bonds sinking fuad Tor The 70 empton Of ne
magnificent Territory OF Colorado including coal aeld
and pners The company aao holds as an asset another
THREE MILLIONS OF, ACRES IN THE STATE OF
and although not pledged security for this ioan their
possession ada Largely to tue eompanys wealth ana credit
vALg5 dvpS1n Of TIE &c SoAFASxs 91A PRoPERrY
AT Sa'tqCsocS q SNsri NET wgILE II 4; III THE LOAN
Ae bonds have thirty years 10 run, from May 1885, and
SEVEN PER CENT INTEREST IN GOLD.
Ra SRoM aa' xaSaasF a%d SSyss xAos AK
princg gsi loan payable, In eoa in the
fort London or New York Al he option Of Ii. holder With
out notice, ut the following rates -
On NJ eo bond In New York .xS5 (god each half year
b1o bond ia London II S. I0d each half year.
On C3 bond in Frankfort 81 fofins ~ kreutzers, each
hall
The agents OF the oan before accepting the had the
condition o tho AMI the country through which runs
carefully examined They happy TO give the loan al
f'~''' ''~'' FIRST CLASS INVESTMENT
a % r hs @ be
tor the 49, with accrued interest," both In currency
the agent reserviDg the right advance the rate.
The attention OF nvestors Is Invited well secured
bonds, which recommend OF the most prohtabe
Investments IN the market Cold and government securities
taken In payment at their market value, without commis
Eons Pamphlets with maps giving full informaon sent
DABNEY, MORGAN 4 CO.,
30 Exchange piace.
NJ X. JESCP 4 co,
IL Pine etreet, New York.
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EXPRESSES.

a a. BuREHAMs FURNITURE AND BAaehaR
"A. Expess lI5 est Eleventh stree, aear sixth
Farnitls amhIss moved, ia ony or sosn,ry; furniture
pianos usos ed rhippsd. stYfsj.
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THE TURF.

-
FASHION CorRsE, l. I--FEipAy, JULY g, ATe
i O'Clock A--Sake al 200, In 5. j. stricklins g.;
Dr. ose's g. Red Rover to wagon. ovn-r's b. o. A. Fat
erson's i. z. Willie knuy Mr. Rodss b. Young Commo.
dofe so we sop; J. Martins stallion Grey Messenger.
j. CHAMBERS, Proprietor.
IJoBoKEN CouRsE-THURsDAY, JULY % 1852
II Pmee aud stake $500 rne heats In g. In harness
g b Risey names b. s5y bitley. W. 0riHnel names
b. =. ChildIess. O. Woodruff nsmes b. Republic AZ
o'clock p n. d. II. FARAANT, Proprietor.
DEAD, READ, READ. READ, READ UNDER READ
IL OF Horses aud Carriages. the auction sale OF the cee-
bIaed rottcrs Mercer Trenton and Others fhusdhy
psit at Mhn5eek's, by JOHNSTON i VAN rASSELL.
SPORTING ROfsS, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AID BIRDS FOR
~ saleM Medicines for all diseases. Prepared Food Tor
mrcking birds al b. DoVEGs, No Greene street, corner
or Canal.
N. B-Ladies attended by Mrs. Dovev.
LII BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND neDICINEs-
"A FRANCIS BUTLEk, No. . Peek SHIP Bn.lers inisal-
bic Mango Cure aud Flea Excrwinaor, $50. Buffers new
work. 81. Extra stock and Trained Dogs. Import TIL
color Geraniums. Doc Oh Tor consumption.
DUSsILN BLOODHOUND PUPs.-TWELvE OF THESE
~ msgnihcent animals Tor sale 81 the very nlenss breed
the sire and dam having tean imported fom Europe 10y
Frederic Lauer Eau the ee.eoraed brewer o. headh, "a,
Stables, i2 Eighth street Clinton place. near shth avenue
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TOR CHARLESTON, THE FLORIDA PORTS. ThE
IL South and Southwss,.- Regular Lins-The fast and
poru'ar steamship SARAG0SSA RYDER. naaader, will
sail Wednesday, July ss, at r. NJ from pier No. North
river foot OF Rector street.
Cabin passage, $40.
Through bills adnR all points South and Souihw
Agents Charleston Ravene Co.. forward all zoo free
OF commission. ARTHUR LEARy, Agent rs William 81
The steamship MAGNOLIA will follow Auguat4
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L,OR CHARLESTON AND FLORIDA PORTS.
New York and Charleston Steamship Company's nrse
class sidewheei steamship
MANHATTAN, Captain n. s. Woodruff,
Saturday July a. al r. ~ sailing from pier No. North
Superior accommodations for passengers
Through tickets and oils of ndiug issued IN com
with the South Carolina Railroad all poats South
and Southwest and VITA steamers 10 Florida ports.
Goods forwarded tree Of commission.
Bills OF iading furnished and signed on the pier.
Insurance bv this Ho onehaif per cent.
Tbs CHAMPION will follow and sail on Saturday.
July 81.
HENRY R. MORGAN CO.. Agents,
Is Roadway
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LNOR MOBILE FERNANDfNA ROUTE.
The Grst class steamer MERCEDITA, Captain Starkey
leaves Saturday July 81 from pier % North river at
Pm.
Has superior passenger accommodations.
Is receiving Insurance guaranteed to Mobile nj Ia
Per eee.. Through rates To all points Ia the Interior
For freight or passage apply to
J. r. PATTERSON, Agent, E7 West street.
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HOIssRs, CARRIAGES, &c.

1aOR sALE--A FINE hay COUPE HORSE, 10 HANDS
hsh warranted 81 every respect and styllsh also
made Buggy nnd Harness sold OF the own
leaving town. Inquire OF JOSEPH H. sT1EER, fs5 West
seventh
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

--~-~~~
A GOOD NUMBLR.-THE PHRENOLOGICAL JOUR.
n nal for August contains:-Hev. John =. Newman,
H. D. Chaplain the United Ststes senate J Edgar Thorn
President Penpsylvania Railroad CopAnr james A.
whitney; Hcnry ). Rsywond; The WaacSaua Small W.
Large heads Reading Faces the Rail; Marriage Cus
toms How 10 Become Cors,aut Wen Balanced Mind,
Ac With portraits 10 cents or IS Eswsmen have IT,
g. n. WELLS, 3ss Broadway, New YORK.
XVEpLoCK, OR, THE RIGHT RELATIONS or THE
w Sexes; scientific treatise, disclosing the lava OF con-
jusa selection, and showng wac may and VINO may no,
marry. By the author OF Anew Physioenouy- "tow TO
Read Character" Editor Of tho chronological Journal
i2mp, PIP. 23s, cloth. Prics 81 5ai extra s ga Ready
Saturday e4,h SAMUEL X. WELLS, publisher $50 Broad
wey, New York For sale by nil booksellers.
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INSTRUCTION.


AT % SO, WRITING, "a LESSONS. TEACHERS AND
"a pupils from other schools secure private tuition Book
keeping, Arithmetc Grammar French during their vnca-
Non. PAIkEs Bnsineas College. ~ Bowery.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. RICHARDS INSTITUTE
IL for young ladies' Landau, RheInpfaz Germany rea
advantages FOR music drawing and languages terms thirty
yninsas per annum Reference 70 be made r. Brsni
Iey ESQ., savsnrah, Ga Dr. Heckelnsuu Sprn xied i'll
and Frank 9. wsnchesscr ESQ., 70 Nassau street, New Yorx
EoLDsMIrH's WRITING COLLEGE, BOOTHS pulI,p.
~ ting, Sixth avenue and TweniS-thrd sueet--A good
Handwriting taught In ten Lessons ounz m en- ei Tor
The counting house. fartors for ladies.
MERCANTIlE COLLEGE AND BOARDING SCHOOL
tt Of A. o. MACHWARf, as pburs on Main, ia.
vnriain my institute boys md home comforts confined
WITH thn most snsctouae treatment
Edacattou superior. Pupils received all tines Prospsa
isses 70 % had on application TO the principal.
&E EEAcH.-Bo0KKEEPING WRITING ARITHMETTC
gD ursmmar, spcilDgi day AMI evening; no vacation
lH0Mfsos's College, " Fourth Trva,e ins,rnc.
Brcreh and uermsn.
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TOR sALF--BAy HORSE, lsE HANDS; CAN TRoT IN
IL three mlautes aad top Wagon nearly new; sold to-
gether o separately. No. t22 Norfolk street.
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cOAsr,vIsE STEAMSHIPS.

TOR NEW ORLEANS DIRECT.
The Cromwell Line.
Steamships OF this line will leave pier No. North river
GULF acCrecry. Saturday, July g
AARfPOSA .kembie Saturday, July 81
Feieht for 81. Louis, Mobile and Galveston ~
thT ugh rates.
For passaee fret and second class freight apply to
II. Is. CROMWELL 4 CO., SO West street.
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A DoPTIoN-- WANTED. A HOME IN ChRlsliAN
N family for orphsr boy months old; bue eyes
Canal West
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DEETAL PRACTICE FOR sALE.--f HAVE ONE or
~ tho best Business In tho city Of Brooklyn; over 20
years practice for salinE iii health spennia op
Portpnity FOR dentist. CAL at HENRY BRO SIS corner
ru,on and Clssion svcnHes HToosya, between and u
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4 RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIOSEEH.
n Oiics 81 Eassau street, opposite Pos. omce
JOhNsTok a VAN ThssELL's
A r BARKER 4 HAMLINS CITY AUCTION MART,
IL MAJOR q. W. BARKER AUCYIONEER,
corner broadway and Th.rty-ninth street,
REGULAR AUCTION SALES


EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
Gentemen's private Embellishments disposed or ai public
and private sale tho beat aivanasc md general assor
ment of Horses Carriages Rosses Horse Ciohine Hstes
Whips &c TO the needs OF all cnssea of purchasors
etantIy on hand. Orders promptly executed
Twenty flour hours allowed Tor trial horse sold
WARRANTED.
stabing public private sale The oaly
in the city having driving ring for showing horses
sale. Carriages, Bugges. &C., taken on storage.
Liberal m everything the line.
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TROY LINE FOR ALBANY AND TR0Y.-THE FASH
est, elegant evening Steamboats, In the world The
VANDERBILT or CONNECTICUT leaves pier n North
ed al O'clock snd foo; cf wsss ThrycaTsh street. seA
Fare only 81 So being 81 70 less thsn rail Teo cheaper
Falls al points wea 10 ssrsioga sharon, Lake George all
points Lake Champan to Aonres 10 all points in Yer
mont and western Msssaehaaes Tickets sold and stats
Aso 9a weet street, above Spring Passsn landed
10 Saratoga in tine for breakfast
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EXCURSIONS.

DRoORLYN BATH AND CONEY ISLAND RAIL
ID r0sd.-Stealn running h~f hour: cars
from Hamilton, Wal. South and Fulton ferries connect
Greenwood.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A LBANY AND TROY DAY L1NE-CHANGE or
~ tine.-The steamboats, c. vIBBARU and DANIEL
DREW WILL and after Thursday July leave Desbrossss
street At and Thyfourth street at so Landing At West
Point Cornwall Nswbnrg Poushkespsie Tvoi, Rhnebeck
Cak and Hudson. Tickets ecd ard baggage checked
board the boats 10 all points New York Central Rsnsse
iaer and Saratoga rairuAds-
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SPEED, STYLE AND BEAUTy.-A SPECIAL. AND
"A. percmptory sale OF two tine and fast ottna Horses
the property the Rto Chaea H. Langley. of Brooklyn
friday SS Al II A. H. prompt al No. N ires Jones sr ee
BY JOHN l. vANDGwATEx, huc,ionecr Handsome high
a. Kentucky sired BY 4sweoo Chief Is half ser 70 Lady
rsnei kind Handsome and fast chestnut trot-
ting road family Horse l5 hands, old sred by
beat o never was traned wsrr.aei souod and kind
eioodke horses Ia the State.
examined this day al stable No.
n Grent Jones Full particulars, dc Ia o-morrow's
Herald and sale. Also very line blood bay Mare i5
hands, years old will trot In slu warranted sound and
kind; the properly of private gentleman.
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REWARDS.

4r REwARD.-A BRowH SILK UMBRELLA, LEFT
N.) Ia \ Ftfta avenue stage TUESDAY afternoon The
above reward viii ss given tor It's dsycFy ~ Fire; place.
EroukyD.
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TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL STEAMSHIP co.
- Tho elegant screw steamship MERQAACN, s,o09 toni
burden Captain -, VIII sail for St. Thomas; Para
PsTnambuco, Bahia and Rio de Jane.o Friday, July rs
ai r. NJ. from pier i3 North river.
For freight or passage apply TO
No. Bowling Green, New York.