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 4 gsE.tt- which TiiE EURO IAN TIMES, .Szgzl1AElG=lz- published in EnglaI xpressly lol the U. STATES and CANADA, Ae sent for ward on the arrival ofali The Steam 10 Boston and New Yo,k from England.

 The paper will be iorwaded froh York on inc arrival of the Express from Ro frequent, "A hours in advance of Inc regular m b the Cit, TO SUBSCRIBERS ONLY

 Il has already attained l" very high q ,oter. and may with great propriefy be said to cdfin The best p,ices current The best skipping is, and ;s the best Foreign European NeWs Paper which reaches lhls country from Eng.and-iOr II comprises in d con densed form of twenty four columns, every descrp ton of news of interest to america, Whlch has tran spied a England and other Foregn ports. from the sailing of ihe previous up to Ihe hour of depar lure ot the steamship which conveys the forthcoming nunber.

 Amongst other numerous and hatlslkng testimo nials the Boston Morning Post says

 "We greatly indebted to thIs&ewspaper for our foreign, misceaneous and commercial news One number of sWilmpr and Smiths European Times Is worth whole file of any other English pal er."

 Subscrp pion SS4 per annum

 U-MR. n'SHAUGHEEssY, the agent for "The European Times," is now in the city and solicits subscribers for the above; also, for all he European papers including the reviews, 'The London Punch; , The lll'd News and 'rimes,' &c Sc. He will be found during his short stay in the City, al the Man. sion House Hotel or al Boullemet's Literary De pot. ap5