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University.--Return to New York 76 LETTER VI. Destruction of the Crystal Palace.--Philadelphia.--Cemetery.--Girard College.--Baltimore.--American Liturgy.--Return to Philadelphia.-- Penitentiary.--Return to New York 97 LETTER VII. William's Departure.--Greenwood Cemetery.--Journey to Washington.-- Arrangements for our Journey to the Far West.--Topsy 108 LETTER VIII. Washington.--Baptist Class-Meeting.--Public Buildings.--Venus by Daylight.--Baltimore and Ohio Railway.--Wheeling.--Arrival at Columbus 119 LETTER IX. Journey from Wheeling to Columbus.--Fire in the Mountains.--Mr. Tyson's Stories.--Columbus.--Penitentiary.--Capitol--Governor Chase.--Charitable Institutions.--Arrival at Cincinnati 168 LETTER X. Cincinnati.--Mr. Longworth.--German Population.--"Over the Rhine."--Environs of Cincinnati.--Gardens.--Fruits.--Common Schools.--Journey to St. Louis 202 LETTER XI. St. Louis.--Jefferson City.--Return to St. Louis.--Alton.-- Springfield.--Fires on the Prairies.--Chicago--Granaries.--Packing Houses.--Lake Michigan.--Arrival at Indianapolis 224 LETTER XII. Indianapolis.--Louisville.--Louisville and Portland Canal.-- Portland.--The Pacific Steamer.--Journey to Lexington.--Ashland.-- Slave Pens at Lexington.--Return to Cincinnati.--Pennsylvania Central Railway.--Return to New York 239 LETTER XIII. New York.--Astor Library.--Cooper Institute.--Bible House.--Dr. Rae.--Dr. Tyng.--Tarrytown.--Albany.--Sleighing.--Final Return to Boston.--Halifax.--Voyage Home.--Conclusion 279 * * * * * FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF THE NEW WORLD. * * * * * LETTER I. VOYAGE.--ARRIVAL AT NEW YORK.--BURNING OF QUARANTINE BUILDINGS.--CABLE REJOICINGS.--DESCRIPTION OF THE TOWN. New York, September 3, 1858. We landed here yesterday afternoon, at about six o'clock, after a very prosperous voyage; and, as the Southampton mail goes to-morrow, I must begin this letter to you to-night. I had fully intended writing to you daily during the voyage, but I was quite laid up for the first week with violent sea sickness, living upon water-gruel and
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