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LOR. D. D. l2mO. pI. 4o2. Harper Brothers
The incidents in the history OF the great
Hebrew lswgiver. recorded in the simple narrative
OF the Od Testament are here turned to excellent
count for the illustration OF the doctrines OF religious
faith and the enforcement OF the principles OF practical
morality DR.. Taylor does not indulge any learned
JisqusitOns; he makes attempt by critical discus
sion relieve the subject from fancied difficulties; but
with remarkable ingenuity and effect applies the teach
ings OF the history the interests aud duties
ollie. An impressive example of his method Is found
in the lessous he derives the construction Of the
tabernacle IL affords him. in the first place, yalu-
able hint with regard to the building OF modern
churches. The Jewish people contributed literally TO
the completion OF the tabernacle. They all gave some
thing No class was excluded The rulers
brought precious stones the princes furnished teams
for the transportation OF the fabric; the men
acacia wood and brass aud silver, and gOd the women
offered their mirrors for the brazen laver. But the
tabernacle was raised without debt and herein
the preacher, lesson to our modern congregations
II better have baptismal font Of crockery that is
paid for than 20 in debt for one Of marble. 1t is
better 20 have a plain building without debt than
splendid specimen VI Gothic architecture with mort
gage. Another excellent practical lesson insisted on
by Dr. Taylor is that of thOroughness Of work Every
thing about the tabernacle made as perfect rs pos
sbe The loops and hoops Of the curtains received as
much care as the Of the covenant No bad work
covered up with what looked like an ornament We
want to-day preaching Of this gospel of honesty
Dr. TAYLOR repeats an auecdote OF domestic servant
who went speak 10 her minister about joining the
Church Aer testing her experience OF the change Of
heart hc said: That is all very WELL but what proof
have yOu that you have been really convertedT' After
hmomenjs thought, and with slight blush on her
cheeks she replied, "wen. sir sweep under the mats
now" lesson that needs TO be learned by heart even
n we nave to 90 Moses and the prophets for the in
etructiOn.
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Bankrupt Noiees.

V'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE: That on the 2Oth
of February A. u. 1879 warrauI IN BankruDlcy
issued against OF FO1IO LOhBA 3DO. Oi The Cy
Of w-YOr. N the County OF NcwNork and state OF New"
York las been adiudged a bankrupt on his own
t that the payment any delivery OF any prop
ery belonging bankrupt him for hls and the
traser of property by him. forbidden by law;
that q meeting Of the creditors Of the said banh
rup 10 prove their debts, and choose more
sgnees his wall be held at Court OF bankruptcy 20
be holden az No I Warrenst, In the city Of NewiorK
before John Little, esquire. Register ihe 2ih day OF
April A ID. 1919. AT 10 O'Clock a. III.
LOUIS r. PAYN,
L. s. Marshal Messengor southern Distc Of ew York
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y
Line and United states Mail Route-On and after April
7. 1879, trains leave New-YOrk, via DesOrosses and
COrtlandt str oct Ferries as follows:
Express or Harrisburg Pttsburg. the West and South
with Pullman Palace Cars attached and $50 2. H.
daily.
WlluampOTt Lock Haven Cory and Erie. NJ $50 p
m connecting Cory for Tsyille P roodm Centre and
the OH Regions. Willismsport and Lock Haven a M
Baltimore Washington an: the SOUTH q" Limited asln-
Express Of Pullman Paror Cars daily excerpt SUNDAY
1000 M Washington AIR Regular at $3.50
aud 500 and 10 sunday. 4:3O IN anu 10 p nl
For Baltimore, p. IN, except sunday . -
Express for rhiadcphl $50 730 500, 90 Lmited) IL
$3.50, A. . 73n $50 and 10 p n sunday $50 and
m, d, 7:3O. $50 and 10 EmigraW and second
class, 1880 p. -
boats of BROOKLYN Annex" with ELL through
Jersey ty aOring direct and speedy transfer
for Brooklyn travel.
Trains AIrve-From Pitsbnrg. Goo 1o4O m; lo:l0 pan
daily, aud $50 D. m. daily, except Monday. From
Washington and Baltimore $50 m. 800. 4:45, lO;lop
ao ~ Ho o.90 ~ a. a. iI,30 a m 3 $40 $50 s20 40 and
To- D. M sunday, 4:3O 800 1910 1880 $50, 1910
u
Ticket Offices t26 and e44 Broadway, No. Astor House
and De-uTOsses and COrtlandss No Court ST. and
BrOOkvn Annex Depot loot Of FutOn-st. Brooklyn Nos
IA. lh ard Is Huds0nst Hoboken Depot Jersey city
Emigrant Ticket Once, No batteTy-Dl3ce.
J.. T.. FARMER, Gcnl Passenger Agent.
rrrpN - l. oar. fF..n. ..raI lfgff4fr
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Gouarinersnlu Nclres.

NEw-YORK, Apnl 8. 1879.
NOTTCE.-The copartncrship heretofore cX-
~ stng under the style Of MckILLOP. SNOW & SHUGG,
l. dissolved by the dissolution taking effect
from March g. 1879 Mr McKILLOP Will settle all the
debts OF the Debt Collection Department. ..-
SNOW & SIITEG have consolidated with tho AMERICAN
BANKERS ana MERCHANTS AGENCY at 347 Broadway,
where subscribers will send for info nation. - ~
MckIIIOP, SNOW n SlIUGG.
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WHITE STAK LINE. ,,,,r,, ,,,,n,

NV III ITNE. - -,
w UNITED STATES AND ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
FOR QUEENS STOWN AND LlNLtPOol- ~.
NOTlCEThe steamers Of this Line taze the lane Souts
recommended by Lieut. Maury u s. NJ on both the ou"@ri
and honey ard VOYAGES. -, 50. -,
BRIAN &c, Capt Perry. "a ui'aF APP 81 - ~
KIIPI EIIC can't Try .ng THURSDAY April IL 900 D. m
GERAiAEIC q nj Kennedy SATURDAY, April 20 s:3Ot m
FROM THE WHITE STAR DOCK, FOOT OF w. lVl
ST
These uniform and unsurpassed IN 40
pOiuments The saloon. State-rOoms. smoking and Bath
rooms placed smishps where the and motion az
least aOrng Of comfort hitherto unsttanaoo
KATES-SalOOh. $50 and slOO steerage, e-o heturh
tickets o favorable terms.
These neither cattle, sheep nor pigi
For uspecOn of plans and other Information apply az hs
COmpanys Olce No 81 Broadway. Ne%l lorA or llO wal
Lutst. Philadelphia r. j. CORFlS, Agent
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PROM EGYPT TO PALESTINE BY 6. C. BARTLETT, D.
D.. Ii. D. svo. pp. 555 marner & Brotlers.

FROM EGYPT TO PALESTINE BY $. c. BARTLETT, D.
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The plan of this work is of a novel char
ncter. forming large and important addition TO the
library OF Oriental travel, without repeating the meth
ods or the descriptions Of previous wrers In his special
studies devoted the subject the author who holds the
distinguished post or President OF Dartmouth College,
had conceived deep interest IN the historical and opO
graphical statements OF the Peuaeuch, and became in
spired with the wish Of removing the difficulties that
burden the narrative by comparing the statements OF
other scholars with the results of his personal OBJ
eervatcn and experience. The Investigations that have
been made within the past few have thrown great
light upon the history OF the Israees many important
geographical problems have been settled but the fruits
Of researches widely scattered suggesting the
oxpediency Of passing the different discoveries and
theories review; and combining them with sufficient
personal knowledge Of the for presenting them
with exactnoss aud unity in pursuance of this view,
the author undertook the journey of which the record
Is given In this volume, in company with three inte
gent friends, and examined personally between suez
and Sinai each Of the several lines OF travel which have
been ascrbed TO the sraoes. On returning to Amer
ica he had all the principal eatses Egypt
sna and Palestine including only books of travels
but the elaborate Denkmder OF Lepsius and his other
publications together with those OF DumicheD, Brugsch
hIariette, humans. Chabes, and other standard
thories OF recent date President Bartlett has made
siugularly udicOus of these various Of in
formation presenting the subject his readers in
manner both 70 stimulate and crafty their curiosity
writing with entire freedom OF EXPRESSION but without
the indulgence Of any fancfu theories. The volume
will prove a rich mine OF knowledge and enjoyment TO
readers who desire TO gain comprehensive view OF ono
Of the most interesting subjects of modern inquiry
Under the guidance of President Bartlett they will feel
sense Of safety in threading their way through the
labyrinth details and will reap abundant reward
FOR their labor IN the certainty and security Of their
acquisitions
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" CHARMING OUT-OF-DO0R BOOK"
WILD LIFE IN A SOUTHERN COUNTRY.

BY the author keeper Home" 10mo cloth.
Price, 81 %.
"a charming OutofdOOr book perhaps delight
fu than The keeper Home il might be defined
in parvo encyclopedia OF country sights and
try matter. open il where cannot fail ~ find
some thing attractive" saws The Saturday Review.
"a volume worthy of place beside Whites Sci
OF observation OF giving
ture far beyond power OF word painter
equal Of tie eborle Rector perhaps ms superior The
tor observation OF as close ana as true as his
walton animals This Is book 10 read
treasure" says The London Atheneum
THE EPIC OF HADES.
BY Lewis Morris Edition the Seventh London
Edition. lGmO cloth Price. 81 30.
have lately reading Which has interested
very much-a poem called The Epic Of HadeS" Many ot
Won uay never Of most you may
seen n II h &c. another added to the eath
the poetry Of John BIghts speech Golden
SEA AND SHORE.
Collection Of Poems EditiOn-the thrd-enarged
ana revised Ismo cloth red edges Price reduced 81.
Sold everywhere Mailed postpaid by the Publishers.
ROBERTS BROTHERS, Boston.
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THE MONTGOMERY and EUFAULA
RAILROAD COMPANY and others,
anu
No. 2-MASON YOUNG and others
IN EQUITY.

THE MONTGOMERY and EUFAULA
RAILROAD COMPANY and others.
Under of "A decree entered the Sd day
OF July A. D. 1877 in the above causes which consol
dated amended modified by decree entered said
cause 22d dav Of February A d. 1873 the under
signed Special Master commissioners hereby give notice
accordance the provisions OF said decree they
Will Thursday the lst day Of MAY, a ID. 1873 at the
Basin the OF hongOmery. the state OF
Alabama bet-een noon and o'clock N II thai day pro
coed SCI. public auction for cash TO the highest bidder
all the railroad Of te said The M%ntsomeLy and Euaua Raj
and all the franchises, Rights privileges and
imnunites Of said Company aud all the property OF
said Company, inCluilng road Dei right OF way,
dcpots workshops tools ana implements warehouses
Of description. together with all the
purtenanCes thercuntO belonging its rolling stock como
lives and all other property real personal mixed Of
any kim description Whatever The purchaser sdc sale
pay the amount bid IN The several claims entitled TO
proceeds o such sale IN The order and to The
tent to which the same entitled tG Dc paid as provided In
the purchases compliance with the
the confirmation thereof the Court,
viii executed the purchaser vcstiug I'm said
~ The both in law and equity OF all the parties
consolidated ami al the property nights
and franchises 80 sold.
Montgomery Ala, Feb %, 1879.
JOSEPH ". DIMMICK,( Mast-r
ROBERT w HEALY Commissioners
DAVID CLOPTON,
J.. ii. GRAN DIN aud Solicitors for Complain ants.
JAMES i. HOLTZCLAW, esqE)
T2o lawl0HF
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V'HE GOSPELS IN POETRY-An entirely
transation Of the -Four Gospels ed into one mar
Tave BY Elijah III. klmbal. One OF the remarkable
and books of The Every religious family
ought have copy Will do tOWarns making me
Bible familiar 70 the reader than any other ever pub
Eshed. Price, 81 90
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$4,000 500. 10 =
1900 $50. bs :
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1900 $50. O74
VI cent Admit B
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LibrettO. Zoe. fun scorefl:
vocal selections bound. 25c.
DITSOk & co.
al and o43 broadway.
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RsT CALL-l0L O'CLOCK A "

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q < ~ Conn 1907
7,OOO............ 90J
O'CLOCK y. ".
Z : 1910 Reg
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7 EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

IL ARRANGEMENT OF PASSENGER TRAINS. March
80 ls73:-eaye depots foot Of Coranht aud Dc-Drosses
100 D. m. for EasOD Bethlehem Allentown. Readiug
Mauch Chunk. HaLelton. Mahanoy ,hy, Ashland, wilkes
barr. scranton and IunkhannuCk
$50 D. IN, Night Express, daily for EastOn bethlehem
Attention Msuch Chunk. Wike-barrr Eimlra Ithaca
Geneva Auburn Rochester Buffalo NegaIa Fails and
West Pullman slecping coaches attached.
KDBp SAillE, Supt. and Eng'r
General Eastern Office ChuTCh and CoTtlandt ss
CHAs III. CUMMINGS Agent
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lsN .....-. 81
kansas a. Il Xds
2OU....O5. l0s
IVD1......-. l0S
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Sales bn Anelion.

CHATTEL MORTGAGE SALE-JOliN {.
~ LY,T Auction 'erThe undefiened wi sell at pubic
SAIt l;DAA the ~ ~ aN Oi APRIL 1913 at 10
m az {. two horses.
tho fxures and utensils Of beer b0tnS establishment
iIy Of thr Mortgage,
JOHN c. LNST ASIIBIL =. FITCH.
CITY Marshal Attorney for MOrtgagee.
NHArTEL MORTGAGE SALE.-JOllN {.
" LYST. AuctiODeer.
The uniers gned viii sell public auction Friday tie
ltb Gay APRIL 1872 10 o'clock that day. No 20
the city OF Newlork the furniture and tx
turcs O q lager beer saloon.
order oi the MORTGAGE
ASiBEL p FITCH,
Attorney for the MORTGAGE No 80 Nassaus, New YCr1
Dated New YORK. Aprll Z, 1879.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. -
Neg York n foot OF DeslInsses and Court

TlfTT ~
ID Leave NewYork from foot Of DesbTosses and
andtsts
20 a m Washington. Columbus, Cincinnati Indianap.
olis the West klchmOud, Charleston the
south. Pullman from Baltimore To Newark Ohio. and
Chicago
100 r. IN. for Washington and the West Pullman cars
from % Washington, making
connections for Ptsburs Cincinnati Indian polls, Louis.
VILE Through Pullman Baltimore Gin
Louis aud Pltt-buIg
IN Wa~Ims the South West Pull.
man sleepers from New-York 10 Baltimore and Wellington
ftT hcdCp Cincinnati
Is louisville IOu. Columbus. lfti-burg south ant
Southwest Throue ueh Pullman FROM Baltimore C1ueu-
natl connects at Washington with UaiDs fOF LyuChburs
Florida, New orleans and the south.
For through tickets please call at COmuanys OiCe. 3l5
York. aud a iCkVt ot's foot ~ COuitlaui
ana DesI r,sse-. SITS, ana Depot Jersey CITY
ROUND TRIP TICKETS TO KANSAS. NEBRASKA
AND FLORIDA
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ruaE ERIE RAILWAY

TENHE IKlE hAlLN Al
IrIE and WESTERN PAILRDAD. Arrangement OF
ifa!ns, taking effect Dc'enDer -. 1878. ,,
o1m Coaches 10 Buffalo aud suspension Bridge.
Gp m aivl Fast Louis Express arriving At Buffalo
connecting with fast trains to The eat ana south Eost
Iullmans Drawingroom Sleeping Coaches e. Buffalo
7pm. Daityl Pacific Exuress 'or the West secpns
Coaches through Ia Rochester Buiap NgaIa taiS Cnci;
natl and Chicago without change also Hotel Dining cars %
: D. m Emigrant train for the West.
Trains leave Chambers street Depot New.York. for
Newark 6:lj $780, ll;3O 3:l5. A:l5 5l5, B:l5 730
p NJ and IL midnight Saturday nights only sundays y:lj
d. aEInteTfoTd I @ PARK and Passac 7tj. 10 1918 n u
moan a. 3 34j I:3J ola t. 6SO 3 10 p M ~ man ht
SUNDAYS 6. $50, 1ol M I45 G30 p M ana ndnirht
m and G Il mdhaht SUNDAYS, s5Q 9Ij. iO5 a. m iI6
oSG SgeTh y e. & 745 '15 oI a. m l45 S45 e7p m II mid
night. -uudlys g. $780, lO:l5 Inr lao 900 p and
~ AIornwdS 60 a. m 83O I:3Op m sundays $780, A. n
sSnIH AS a. W. $40 $50 p m sundays $50 a. m
RSndout and Kingston, 58Op N. sundays $50 ~
sundays 6. $50, lO:l5 a. M 6:3o p.m
Middletown 7:l5 o. 1913 n nj 545 $3.50 p. NJ. SIn.
H. trains connect with New.YorS and oswego Midland li
ropG PGr a. eryis 7:45 o. 1915 m 43O G. p NJ Sundays
$50 iO:l5 a n, 600 and Z y. N. . -,.,,
HiFoitF D. m 23d 81 Is minutes cartier Than
Ine trains LEAVING Shanpe. ss on qn5riCF a9rs leave
II5 D. t with trains leay ng Chalnbers't at 10
p n a!a 5r nsssage and for apartments Drs~ngroom
ami eeoplup Coaches be obtained and ORDERS !Jr
slgcHqE and NSi sR;i5g & q aoi 81 17 osy n 81 GS %
2C0urtst BROOKLYN or Il Ine lngauy DopoJs .-,-
M 1925 49, p29 iS-G B6rr Genl Passr A Nsw.York
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY.
Trains FOR kngeWood Cl0ser, Ptemput aud ~ -
7, 6.JO J;I5 l. B. l. i:i5 90 $50 $50 1880 p m
sundays ga and 6:3Op M ihe 1870 p IN. tram WI
leave SO inmates !stcr ea'uday ngbt,
JNO y. ABBOTT. Gcul Pass'r Agt. New YORK.
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THE MONEY MARKET.

oFFICIAL REPORT " y STOCK RYCHAv9E SAFES
hsTepoT'ed ~ The Gotd and So,k T,lsgcaps ~.
Thursday. APRIL 10 1879
GOvERNAEET STOCK DEPARTMENT.
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Gteamboals ano Railroads.

RRIDGEPORT and all points on flousatOnc
ID Naugatuck Railroads Fare 81. steamer bridgeport
leaves Cstharincsp daily sundays excepted at ll;3O m
and Br1deeport AT 10.
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Very lively and amusine-[Academy,L London.
The author fails 10 make his stories readable
lAtlen&um, London.
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Gtrumboats ano Railroads.
ALRANY ROATS-PEOPLE,S LINE. DREN

u Dun TIVT =
n and DEAN RICHMOND leave Pier No. 4l horih
River foot OF Canast. every week day. connschg
ut Albany SUNDAY morning eNcepted) win Trains NOiV
West aud East Staterooms warmed by steam .o
" NJ. EXERErI President
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NEW-YORK CENTRAL an

y EN URN ' GN l NAL anu ~ tD'C-'
~ RIVER RAILROAD Commencing December 30
1873 through trains VIII leave Grand Central Depot:
500 a. Western ana Northern Express, with drawing
Albany Rochester AMI from Albany To oh
trral via Saratoga.
1910 Chicago ana Western Express with drawing
CauIudalguG. kOchr-cr anu ButaIo
Loo Express 20 Albany and Troy. with connections
to UtiCa and Rutland.
m, Montreal Express with through sleeping car
Via ST. Adams.
500 y. m Louis Express ally. with sleeping cars for
St Louis running through every day In the week aSn sleep
cars BufaO Niagara Falls Toledo aud Detroit, ahd
FOR Montreal excepting Sunday night, VIA saratoga
1880 y. Fast Express Tor Rochester and CORNING VIA
Geneva. Sleeping cars 10 Geneva and Rochester.
$50 u. m Pacific Express. daily with sleeping cars Tor
Rochester Niagara Falls Buffalo. Cleveland Toledo Detroit
and Chicago; excepting saturday night 10 WATERFOWL
Tickets sale 1t Nos 30 and Alb Broadway. and -
Ipress COmpanys Offices. Noe Psrkps0e Io5
BROOKLYN. C. Il. MEEKEk.
A.
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fflarble ano Slate Mantels.

CLATE, MARBLE and WOOD MANTELS in
- great variety l. Is. STEWART Il CO.. 40 West 2Jiss
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JoHN II. sTARIN. PropIietoE
NEw-JERsEY SOUTHERN RAILROAD

commencing March II, 1879. Leave New.York. foot Of
Llbcrty-st. &C. r. r. or y. J ) for 80
IIslaai. and Toms Rivor S1j ll:ij a. m; 400 p.
VinoIand BrdgetOn Atlantic CITY HAS a. IN.
WarrtOyyn -.la q. u. 400 p.
Bainegat and TuckcrtOn. 400 p. ~. 80
Ph adelph ami NJ Holly. lli3a m; 4;OO 2. m.
From Pier = -. I. pfpgt feCt0t-s,.)
400 D. m. for Highlands, Long Branch and Eatmt'wn'
NJ : SNEDEN. General Manager.
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Vc.,s limited, good Onl5 day o sale Tor continuous
Passage GA steamer ana tfgl leaving t River thc iooNing
morning jjO arrival Of loat Regular uckUts az 50
good o any usin between ftl River and Boston daguh
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from Pier ~ North River, foot of Mur ayNL
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ckcta and statcto0ms secured at an principal Hotels and
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Ieaal NoIlees.

NOTlCE.-Umted States of AmeTica.-ln the
Circuit the United states the Fifth Circuit
Middle District Of Alabama.
No. 1O-SAMUEL A. STRAEG
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Nrw pnblilailons.
Jnsfrnftion.

For Boys and Young Men-City.
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NOR RONDOIT and KINGSTON.

4 Landing al Cozkens west Pont. wall. New
burg Marlboro. Milton. Pouglkrrp-e, Esopus, counectn
with Ulster Delaware and Wallkil NLllrv Raroad.
steamDoatsJAME~ ". BALDWIN ana THOMAS CORNELL
leave DAILY y. m 81 North llyeF foot OF Han
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Ocean Gtedmers.
4 MERICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.

A MEXICAN LINE FOR LIVERPOOL.
" Tbe nnIy Transafanc Line sailing under the AMERl.
CAN FLAG Sailing every Thursday from Phila1eiphta
PINNsYIVANIA sails THU RSDAY. April H. G5O a. III
RED STAR LINE-TO ANTW EXP.
c-rrinr t,e HeIgian ana limited states Malta sailing
every 10 days from philadelphia and New, YORK;
ZEALAND sails TUESDAY. ADrl 10. ~ noon
For rates or passage and other Information appyto
on wo,nt a. PhiiadeInhia b2 broadway. New. York.
JOHN MCDONALD Agent. Battery place New-fork.
GENERAL TRANSATLANTIC COMPANY,
NJ BETWEEN NkW.YOHK AND HAVRE .--.
pier OF company new No AZ North River foot Of Morons
Travellers this line avoid both transit by Englsh ral
wqv and The dscOmfors crossing the Channel IN sna
boat -, 40 ,oo. ..
ANrRToUP DelOri "wednesday. April 16 1:3O 2. m
FRANCE Trndelle Wednesday. April 30 u noon
CANADA Frangnel. "Wednesday Nav DO a. m
becks drawn Credit Lvonnas OF Paris in amounts tos
LOUIS DE BEBIAN, Agent, o. % broadway.
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DOTTERDAM LINE.

u STEAMSHIP LINE for ~. Thomas Para, PeTDam-
buco Bahia and JanoirO connecting at ST Thomas with
steamers for Rico. Jamaica and spanish Main-The
new nrsclass iron steamship CITY OF PARA. Captain
Carpenter having been detained viii sail Tor The above ports
SATU RDAY. April - at a NOfreglt received for
this steamer after the 10Th. CITY OF IOJANEiRo WIZ
sai MAY D. steamer buildng) June CITY OF PARA
will follow Freight all times R0berts' Stores
Brooglvn. but only permit from New-YOrk onice
Shippers desrng effect ucder our open
policy Through tickets issued to AL points
by Mail Steam Packet COmpanys lntei-
colonial steamers and MOneydeo and BueuOs Ayres
Freight must be paid in advance. For freight engage
men or elegant accommodations apply 70
G. II. MALLORY & Co. Agents,
Office Pier 20 Y. r.. Fulton Ferry
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NUIUN LINZ,
i UNITED sTATES MAIL STEAMERS; E;AnHd%;

GUION LINE, ,
VI UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
FOR OF EENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
Leaving Pier 80. y. IT, foot of Kingst
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These steamers built Of iron, In wafertght com
partments furnished with every requisite 10 make
The Atlantic both safe and agreeable nav
inc hath room smokn room drawing plano and IL
brarv experienced tewaess and caterer on
each steamer all deck Thus nsurin
greatest all at perfect ventilation and
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$50. INTERMEDIATE SO; SOG SIMEIyAdE. IEt s1o
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