LIBERIAN AFFAIRS: Trade and Shipping-Manufactures and Agriculture -Personal-M. E. Church Children's Day-The Centennial Exhibition Postage-Three cents a quarter, payable at the office of delivery. -AC▪▪▪MÂÂ--------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- American Colonization Society. COLONIZATION BUILDING, 450 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, WASHINGTON, D. C. THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY expects to dispatch an expedition for Liberia on the 1st of November, 1873. To industrious and worthy people of color, the Society will give a passage and subsistence on the voyage-made in about forty days-and support for the first six months after landing. Single adult persons get ten acres, and families twentyfive acres of land. These are all gifts-never to be repaid. Those wishing to remove to Liberia should make application, addressed to William Coppinger, Corresponding Secretary of the American Colonization Society, 450 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D. C. THE AFRICAN REPOSITORY, Published on the first of every month, is the official organ of THE AMERICAN COLONIZATION SOCIETY. It is intended to be a record of the Society's proceedings, and of the movements made in all parts of the world for the civilization and evangelization of Africa. It is sent without charge, when requested, to the Officers of the Society and of its Auxiliaries, to Life Members, and to Annual Contributors of ten dollars and upwards to the funds of this Society. To subscribers it is supplied at One Dollar per annum, payable in advance. Remittances for it should be made to William Coppinger, Corresponding Secretary of the American Colonization Society, 450 Pennsylvania Avenue, Washington, D. C. |