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ILLNESS AND DpArn oF. Mr.. Polk
We find tho following Interesting, details Of
The illness and dealt, Of Mr.. POLK. in The
Nashville True Whig Of 'rucs,Iay last:
Iamcs X. Polk, latc President Sof this
Republic, died in this, city, as we bnrcly
had time 10 announce in our lust, nj about
$ o'clock on Friday evening last. tic
18th instant, aiier lingering for about two
weeks. His disease was Of chronic ma.
'urc. having bccn troubled with j, more or
less for twcn,y.scvcn years; probnbly ag.
gravatcd by the cholera epidemic which
has been ringing in this city for some time
past Hc retained his consciousness, we
learn, up almost to tho n,omcn, Of his dis
snln.ion. We saw him at period when
his plysicnns considered his casc very
critical. He happened 10 hear TINT we
were going to Columl'ia, where his good
old mother resides, and sent for us. Upon
entering tho room he asked us to take
sen, by his bedside; he then proc. e'lcd in
very calm, deliberate manner, 10 say
that the exhausted condition Of his body
was not alarming to him; that he felt sat.
isficd that his earthly career was fhst np-
pronching nn end; that hc wished 10 send
some word TO his beloved mother, who was
80 unwcll, MS he understood, that it was
probable she nigh, not be able 10 come 10
sec him; he spoke of her and other men,
bcrs of his family most affcction,trly;
among other messages delivered in the
same calm, resigned tone, l,c requested
us to tell his mother, that, should they not
be permitted to meet on earth again, that
he had an abiding hope that, through Di-
vine mercy, they would NICE, hereafter.
Early in his sickness, we understand,
he connected himsclfwi, tho Methods.
Episcopal Church. funeral sermon
was delivered by the Rcv.J. B. McFcrrin,
oftiut church, and his remains followed
to their resting place by large concoursc
Of citizens. lie was Inferred with Mason
ic ceremonies, huving been member Of
that fratt rnity.
FANATlcs.-A colorcd woman by the
name Of Elluly, who belongs TO an estate
entrusted to ,l,c management of Hugh Ntl.
son, Esq, Of Petersburg, Va, voluntarily
returned to Richmond last week, in YES.
sci from Boston. The Richmond Times
says:-
..This woman was formerly employed
in the family of Mr.. Thomas A Rust, Of
this city, in the cnpncilv Of mai and MS
such accompanied Mr.. X. and his family
10 the city Of Boston, in S, p,cm-
bcr Inst. During the soiourn Of Mr..
Rus,'s family in that city, several gcncr.
GUS and p'ilunlhrophic friends of liberty
prevailed upon the woman 10 assert her
right 10 liberty; and conscnting, the case
was brough, before the proper tribunals.
Mr.. Rust was subject TO some vcxation
and delay, and finally returned to this city
with his family, leaving l;lody 10 the ten.
der mcrcics Of her newly acquired friends.
She expressed contriiion for her conduct,
aud i'aving 'sccn. the elephant 10 her
hearts content, has returned 10 this city,
prcferrng TO remain in srrvitude here,
ruthcr than enjoy liberty in Boston. I,is
understood, however, that Ellodv, togclh-
er will, nll the slaves LETT by her d, ccnscd
owner, has been or will be manumiltcd
and sent of the State"
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Keep Note of Time.

" 70 " y II " ~ u Is 7
s&F. HOYT respectfully informs his friends
GLHand tho public, that he has returned from
the North with new and choice selection of
Goods, consisting of Gold aud Silver Watch
es, Jcwelry and Silver Ware. Also, a
select assortment of Fancy Articles and
Cutlery, which he offers as the best ever
received in the District. Terms liberal.
Juno 20 "a st
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Bradfo ford Springs
FEMALE INSTITUTE,

The Board of Trustees Of the Bradford
Springs Institute, having elected Principal
and two Assistant Teachers, to serve during.
the present year, iii whose qualifications they
have the highest confidence, and having made
every arrangement preparatory to tho COM
n,enccmcnt Of it's exercises on the first
MONDAY in JULY next,--gve notice to
the Stockholders and the public, that Pupils
swill be received at tile Institute ut and from
that date.
The admirable location Of the Bradford
Springs in point of health, and the character
OF the Teachers employed, together with the
active supervision of the Board of Trustees,
and the extensive influence pledged to the
support OF the Institute, will, it is confidently
believed, at once secure Tor it high reputa-
ton.
A Visiting Committee, will be appointed
by the Trustees, which will from time to
time, visit the Institute, and recommend any
regulations which may conduce 10 the i'm.
proremcnt health, or comfort Of The pupils;
and parents are insured that no pains will be
spared III the culture of mind and heart, to
i,nplant aad strengthen those principles, and
form those qualities which best adorn the fe.
male character.
The Institute will be opened under the
charge of Rev. f. CATER rs Principal,
with Miss f. SPAIN as Assistant Teacher,
and Mrs. e. HUMNIELL as Teacher of
Music, French, Ornamental Needle.work,
&c.
The animal term Of the Institute will con-
sist of two sessions of five months each, be-
ginning on the first Monday in February and
ending the last Friday in November
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ASUMMER TRAVEL
Over the. South Carolina, tbe
Georgia, and Western: /. and
Atlantic Rail Roads,

10y recent arrangement between tho above
named a 4 Companies, Tickets at a low rate of
iarc vii be issued. good OF any time betwe III
the l5;h Junc and 10Th October. TO Families.
PLEASURE. Pariics, or individuals wishing to
visit the up-country,say. .T$"I =
-, FROM CHARLESTON
5IGDalton, Ga. 407 miles, aud return for SIR
Wh'l !h'' privl:egs ssatr::..t az Ill -.
the towns OIL the route. and also of :. !:
travelling at ".three cents per mlc''
during The same period, lrcm station
to station, any where on the route.
~ .ts.,. FROM CHARLESTON q
To Rome, Ge: 3s5 miles, and return, for, SIS
tli,he privilege Of stopping at all
the towns on the roulc,an also of
travelling at ";lirce cents per mice !.
during the same period, from station
&C. to station, any where on The route. 's 4;
Children under Ii years OF agc and Ser
wants half price; Infants in the. arms free. I.
n. B.-Pcrsons at Columbia, Camden, or
any other point on the South Carolina Rail
Road, can avail themselves of the above
named Tickets, with right 10 return. Il, The
point from whence they started, on applica,
ton to the proper Agent Of the Company.
GEO. S. HACKER,
Agent Transportation, S. c. r. r.
Juno 81 3j tf
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Twenty Dollars Reward,

Runaway from the subscriber, on the 2Glh Of
March last, her negro man DANIEL. flo is
about five feet, inches high, tolrrably stnnt,
Ills tdethproecis little in front, he s very black,
about forty years old, supposed TO be l,arbored
abou. Suntervile. Any person delivering snd
nrgro I'd the subscriber, OH her plyntalion, or i'll
SumterJul, will receive the above reward.
ESTHER PERDRIAU.
2S,h april. laI9 .''' &c 9m
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A. CONWAY, /.
DRAPER and TAILOR.

Respectfully informs the public and his
patrons that he has just received full as
s,rtmcnt of NEW AND FASHIONABLE
SPRING GOODS, Cloths, Cassimeres, Yes
ting, Drillings, Drab d. etc. etc. etc. a
large Assortment Of Ready Mady Clothing
at prices to suit the Times, to which he
calls the attention Of the Residents of the
District,
Also, An assortment of Military Trim
mings ect
April ii 81 3m
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4th of July.

The citizens Of Upper Salem extend cor
dial invitation to tho Officers and Soldiers e
S4f,c Palmetto Regiment to he present with
them, and pnrtake of public dinner to be
given at the Babtst Church, near Blsl.opvile
Oh tho 1lll OF July next.
WM. ii. HOLLEYMAN,
L. DIXON.
CuAS. SPENCER,
Gam. Of Irritation.
Bshopville, S. c. June IL, 1919.
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sseslsscsi sio1lsof Esocal:Fare on stll<
South Carolina Rail Rnad.

From t',e 28tltsJ y NE 10: the Is. OCToBER
'sHE fare viii be- reduced, ,o TiIREE
:. CENrS"p per mile IN any stntioI, on tie
TOAD. TOAD This will accord with q similar arr
rangement Of the Georgia and Western and
Atlantic Rhil Roads and willthercfere sill
'perscdc the Dalton, Rome and Athens Eek
ets, as heretofore issued. ~. ~ q .s ),
35Gt VIM. Il. BAlTj.ESS. Ssc'rv
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NJ @ r CE,

All persons having goods shipped to Mil-
dleton Depot will be charged Storage on the
same, Cn case they remain in Dcros over
s,rcn days after the date Of their arrival) and
in every such instance will the storage be
re uireI 10 be paid before the goo:is are
d,!iyercd
D. F. WILSON, Agen,.
Alddlc;cn Depot, S. c. r. r.
June 81 , 1t II
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Trustees.
JAS. w. REMBERT,
w. w. ALSTON,
J. S. RICHARDSON, JR.
+. J. MOSES,
REV. NOAH GRAHAM,
JOHN A. COI.CLOUGII, SR.
w. NE1TLES.
June l3, lS49. 33 If
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Celebration Of the Ath july.
AT Charleston. S. C. 81

10 persons desirous of visiting Charleston fi,,.
i, r,ms tl'e mhovc Celebration, u Low PRICED
TICKET will be Issued; say from tho 2St,, Jun.
III The July II elusive; they will he passed mn
iilc Regular Passenger Trains at "rlIREE,
DOLLARS FOR TIE .rsIP,n with ,h,. nri vi-
,c.c OF rrturning by the sarao coavcyanc. Nv or
bslo'c The i0t! July
ON TUESDAY,, THE 81 July.
mere viii DC started from II ,inburp. Cuum.
ma 1l ana Camden, nj q u'coclS 4, Il Htuk:np mn
r'ssenscrs irom intermediate s,aiious, an Ac.
co.ln'c'iatl4h COZ Train RI Gimp Nee, nr cars.
(frH'glit cars fitted mp with scais) ty wlic., p,
srnIe's viii be taken ut. 1.-TWO DOLI,iRS
FOX TIE. RIPS" returning VII j.,vo
Charesoh at o'clock A. AZ. on The 5,h Jn,,.
~. PnsIcngeia fr"mnLoye Branc,, Wills. on ,i,o
Hamburg Rdpd, VII have an opportun;tv ~ ,t'
place Of intc.ccptRg The II r,i, lax m -,
The '.rcrpeiuncr Jub ics 10 be l,eI,I Il, -
b'a OH the Ill, Of July sti... - ~
temperance Jubilee,
AZ cOLUliB{A ON 70 URIII.jLrL y,
Ps'sons trs:rsas Of attending the nboy. Crl..
orat on, Will bc passrd from nuy poi,t on ~.
S"uih Carolina Rail Road, by an !" ar.nn,,uod,S -
ION Train of CutRp Meeting Cars" fF,eiIt,,
cas- fitted up with -cnts,) at H:WO DOiJ,IRS
FOX TIE TRIP" They leave Cbu,lesfnu,
liainhuig, and Camden ut q a. aAI. IN. Y.i
July, taking up Passengers at the in,crm.d;n,e
','a,'ons. Returning, will leave COLUMBIA vi /;
a. NJ. IN the 5lh July. :
GEORGE s. s.HAcKER.
HSeM Transportation s. C.. X. II.
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THEMARTNER,s CuMPASS

.1mPulHSS couUpsucei EOfaAe Bold fSOnS .Ot
Neptune, while. ploughing the stormy seas,
ina pnn5s In'as 'ss aS.9ns ee THa
ton ms n ihS:: t world stbaae ehays the glorious
Old Estapiishcd .tnid Fur lFan,e.r
-..-L0TT,E RY R.R0.KsEK:zi
g hssPYYzEER & CO.
NO:I;iEIGHTi STR NE'T,
: :" BXf'rIMoRE, MD. '' 80 IS
Who, are ,fe first to ls, administer successfully
to the pecGhiary fiecessities Of Niaiikina, win
ming thereby Fame as tCAPITAIiPRizE
Sellers aq unlimited as the circumbiant air.
MORE CHEERING RESULTS I!
PYFER & CO.,
The speGiaf Agents Of Fortune 7!
Ncrer a Didriing 6ut Mey sell the.Pri-cs.
DISTANT coRREspoNDENTs ONLY
~, SEE T1IIS!.!
slo,oop: Wiio;ie ticket, sen, tic, to Virginia.
5000 Whole ticket, sent TO New York.
S.O08. Whole ticket, sent to PENNSYLVANIA
10000. Halt TICKET, sent 10 North Carol;na.
l5,000,' Half ticket, sent 10 South Carolina
lO,U00,!Q QfartGf ticket, sent to Pcnnsylva-
5000, Quarter ticket, sent TO Ohio.
5000, Quarter ticket, sent to Indiana :
l2,OUU,i Quartes ticket, sent to South Carroll
na. -. ...u.-.
aJ Every Prize promptly paid, and on filc.
Owe again reCr TO Managers Dra,cing )
D Far better make an investment at the
Tluly Lucky and Far Famed office of PY-
FER eco than go:to California.
~ PYFER g. co, give Gold already
Coined and Stamped.
u The Majority Of Capitals always sold
by pyFER & co.
BANK, DRAFTS, payable al sight in
Gold, rcmilted promptly to any part or the
United States for Prizes sold by PYFER &
AL CQnmunicqiions strictly confidential
% Remember that the result of The first
trial has~olten been Splendid Fortunc.i A
little perseverance, is sure to realize one.
RlGu AND SPLENDID LOTTERIES
:" for July, Ts4o. !,
Send yoarr Orders 10 p YER 8: co. for
" 90 The Prizes.
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TO BE RAFFLED.
\ RARE CHANCE.

a RARE CHANCE.
A splendid Cli!d's Carriage, a complete
miniature Of Il large one, having every thing
about it, that may be found OH large one,
made by first rate workman, can he drawn
bya small pony or by hand original cost
SllO. Will be rallied as soon as the chan
ccs are filled UPS chances at S:'-pcr
chance, to be seen at A. II. GRAY'S
Paint Shop opposite Coughlain's Shop.
July Ath lS40. 36 IF
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SONS ,OF TEMPERANCE,
Sumter DiVisiOn No. L.,

& There gulag Wceklys Meeting of this Diri.
sion win be held o,,s5Vednesday Erening
next, Mt their Hall ut 8 o'clock. ~
u Sumtesvhf, s. c. l04s$s..ssffs ly
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CLARK'S HOTEL,

sUN4yFEHsy1LEE, s. CAROLINA.
The subscriber would respectfully inform
his friends and tho public generally that he
has opened for their accommodation House
of Entertainment in this place. lie solicits
a share Of public patronage, and promises TO
spare no pains in order to merit and secure
the same. He would further add, that the
ocation of his House is such, as entirely SUBJ
serves both BUSINESS and quiet. a trial is all
he asks. @
WEBB CLARK.
Jan, 8, 1910 IL. If
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ANNUAE EAEH UfNTHE
SouthJG JG AID ifiia M Stitute.

For ite f'r&nQf Qfip1g9f AFisr J1feGhaRicat and
- AZ nSeTitsty aid tdustfy. Z, -
=, Or. Tie F1 1R's1f AlNNIpAIs IA tn 81 ithe
above Institute will DO held siir CJharieatofi,
(. commencing snm on, litesaay 7th October
lnest, ati9 eSnti age open ayIDg lhe week
HaaieA sSasjspI & ga. aIENnTTY E 3;
every description, ia sole for ,thes EYhibi-
tion, from all the Southern, States, and .PR ~.
NUNS will be awarded to those presenting
the best specimens. .+ .g.t ,;isssl.yr. Z: ;.
AS this is the first effort made in the South
ern States to sdvance the Mechanic Arts, 6y
means OF Annual Fair similar to those that
have proved so benefcialt to the Northern Me-
chanics, tho Board OF Managers earnestly So
liclt the cooperation OF all who feel an inter.
est in the prosperity Of the South, and appeal
to every Mechanic, Manufacturer, and all
persons engaged in pursuits of skill and in
dustry Of whatever description, to send some
specimen to this Exhibition, and they hone
that every district in this State and of our Sis
ter States will be represented ut the Fair.
All those who in.end seniing articles for
exhibition, will please give notice to l.. M.
HATCH, Chairman Committee of Arrange
ments, at as early day us possible, and every
Specimen icnt will be carefully attended to
and returned after the Exhibition.
OFFICERS OF THE INSTITUTE.
WM. GREGG, President.
WM. KtRKWOOD, LIST Vice President.
VIM. NJ LAWTON, I'd Vice President.
r. c. JONES, Secretary,
II. s. GRtGGS, Treasurer pro- tenn.
DIRECTORS
Joseph Walker. C. d. Carr.
G. N. Reynolds, Jr. HID. Walker.
J, H. Taylor. +. Poryber.
E.W. Edgcrton. DIN. M'Intusb.
w: u: Desaussure. C.Y. Richardson.
l.. NJ. Hatch. VIM Iebby.
". The following is list Of PREMIUMS
to be awarded.
For the best Specimen Silver Medal, and
for the next best Diploma.
For New Inventions Gold Medal, at the
discretion of the Committee
Articles Of all kinds no: named he.ow will
be received, and pre- iums awarded for the
same.
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Terms Of Tuition and Board

Board and Tuition in the entire
English course, per session of
five months, $40
Music on the Piano, Harp or
Guitar. including Vocal Mu-
sic and use OF Instrument, per
session, &c. $50
I.,tin, French or Italian, 20
Drawing and Painting, 80 Is
Shell and Wax work, the mate
rials furnished by the pupils, - 5 90
NoTE.-Pupls who return home at the end
OF the week and have no washing done at
the Institute will be charged one-thrd less
for Board.
REV. HENRY D. GREEN,
PrcSiof the Board
SAMUEL E. WILSON, v. Pres'i.
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Architectural Drawing
Design for Diplo,nu fol
tho so Gu Institute
Painting in Oh .
+" I" Wn,or colors
Miniature pninting
Pen drawing
Pencil drawing
Crnyon drawing
Sculpture
Pcnnianship
Best modc Of construct
ing Whurvcs
Best Press for puck;us
Cotton
Best Rice Tl,rasl,ins
Machine
Best Cotton Gin
+" Refrigerator
:. I'lough 80.
" Cliurn
Washing machine
Stone Mason's work:
Carpenters Work by
hand and muchinery
Carving in wood
Model Of q Ship
Specimens Of
Boat builders work
Ship joiners work
Pump uud block ms
king
Mill-Wrights work
Coopers work
-Four wheel car,iage
Buggio
Gig or suIkey
Curt or dray
Steum Engine
Fire Fngino
Turning in Bruss, Iroa
or Wood
BIucksmitl,s Work
Caslirg in iron or brass
Iron Railing Fence OF
Gate work
Brass or copper work
Locksinilhs dn
Bell hanging do
Gun smiths do
Instrument makers "
Lump makers do
Jewellers do
Silver smith do
Die sinking
Engrnyings on steel
copper or wood
Li,hography
Mechanical Dentistry
Clock n watch making
Cutlery
Ornamental House
painting
Ornamental sign do
Cabinet work
Fancy Printing
BOOK Printing
Ruled aud bound ledger
Fancy Binding
Paper
SIDE stle Leather
SE
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To TraVeller going North.

lie lsS1tlIski 81 kistSAt (
JffARL EST jN, s. C,
st LEAVING tile w tarfs at the foot af Isali-s
rens-st. daily az ), p. m. after the arriFs lof
The Scnthnrn cars, via w II.Ai IfS GIslN AZ and
SIVEED0i i ~ G,sp u ~ RSBIJ RGs ri
MON I'D. to ss a SHIN { ,s
MORE, md a III ia DE I,IfI ii ISL:
Tho pabli is respect tIil ly fiforfned q hat
the steamers of lhle, r,nt Gharle lesi6is To
Whining arc JIM first raj toll ioiy,
are naYigated by vel at,l as f;niIeetl
coniinan nders, and rai lraass arc IN fin ors
der, Hereby iising both sa aud II
Azss'FiIIsQUGIIsTll. Il SSIsss, having aIfcasIyfs
sEeen in operat ion is now continued 1a a per
manelt arra ept 10 b
Fhiladei fliias$ Pass enee heysseI-
yes thereof, will have iti6iif efiler 10
.coatinno without dala i lieoanf sbs roa
sotherlsisf stai, al fiie tersuetiii,te
points, ns, tilt, linz ta
ssllit eossYan IL Ills ron
lers slias reasl s,n the 5tl irs day
during bus ness l,oJiS @i ilI lie
ticiSetci c,l The iii sl ,l6a; is
slikesiSs orr tiss Gf 4 ft o iIitaY-
mediate rom nee te
Through e "a piia ait S sU eae,,.
en- he Ii ia from llssL0N A GENT of
The II r.
sat i,sIly foot OF sIaiirdsIis
street eepai For Other la
s. ss II ~ lriNfs8 81
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Brad ford Springs Female
INSTITUTE b )MIoIANY.

Notlcois 81 hereby given 10 The Stockholler.;
OF the Bradford Springs Female Institute
company, that the first ipsta linent Of twenty
/! hye dollars oneaell share, ;ei sbe reqniredtu
oe pau s az tollpRsz-oes ll si,alf thereof sl25Da
other half tlloreos. on or before tic
first OF Noyembes; ;iiext. s. .ys
By order Of tlle President Is the Company
sEa ; Board of Trustees, 8 i,2
"a Rim, ~ q!
!, !, Treasurer.
: SUMMERTIME, May i9, 1916. Ss 81 ct So IA
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Valparaiso News.

2 =. ~
Yesterday We received Gillian paper the
yi1lbo- pgbi,hed 10 Easish AZ Valparaiso. Il Is Of
the 10Th December last snc contains e" lieu- vi ~
,ellcence which viii be read with Interest,
CUBAN sHlrs The President has directed m' =
ss h the Congress favorable % fc instant passage OF
ay permitting foreigners resident 90 De TIE o"ntri
OF vessel. % lling under the Gillian nag-
PassE~GgRs FOR CALfFOzNIA-Ice crisis on ms
fever has passed % judge ir m appear RANGES athoukh
The arrival o. another vessel uigrt bring on rolspse
4 small vessel that brought about r-lWp worth oi
gold causcd the public pulse 10 huitcr again Tor ie"
d.vst may be said 10 have caused a transient iusb
also but although II has saosided' Il seems 10 have
decreased Ia measure. During the month ao1ui
twelve vessels have been up for those eided regions
and i've have sailed. Among ihe passengers there mas
bren pretty general assortment Of the nations oi me
earth. French - Germans. o Danes, . Italians,
native a Calcutta Of Havsna iri-hr1en, scotch,
North Americans 26 Engii.h and 80 Chi.ian-mskins
ma Ia ell
NORTH AMERIcANs. - Messrs. James b Taylor,
Henry Cooke william Newton Aeeks, Dr. Russell
Gerry George Bo~ker, Ofento Curficf' VIM l'iiin z
hast WIN Dawsey.
Many additional passports have been taken ou' by
persons who have not YET sailed.
STgAMER CALiFORNIA-Tris steamship, the hfst OF
the protected ns 20 run from Panama % Oregon, en-
tered our bay about ten A. Il On the 2olh inst
The arrival OF the first American steamer that ms
ever touched This port OF course excited great atsen
ton The peculiar construction of the bon having no
cut water did not make very favorable Impression
on her entrance. but subsequently ia view 81 Toe
time. al have come to the conclusion that she has
been her own cut water snd hss done The cltuns
business IN a manner highly credtsble.
It's somewhat worthy OF notice that tho nrsl vesst
tn. -feaner spoke ia the Pacific the L. :. ship
IsaepeadHce which she did Just before entering the bsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-03-06
ny THE sInyIGHT SOUTHERN hail
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Hrr.DzIFFglA Monday March D.
The funeral Of Thomas McCaliy, ESQ. took place
III. morning. and was uumsrousy Attended - hi'
M,sooic brethren Of Montgomery Lodge. No ls, the
Grand Lodge u P-nnsylvsnls and The order senefAy
-s-r.t - ~a-r th., George ceCn, Ia ressia iu
-o-inr G.rd.r did Yesterday. BE Wss an eminent
politician. ard formerly an of7eer 10 '-e ''''' -iA
Custom ulufe t- 49,.
of the ilaas--sriou u Gen. Taylor me nol-es arc
dccors,ea ih ~. md Of TIE SHIPS yinS 81 or
vhsrves are dressed IN The eolors q a. nsilon.,
The cesths 10 tits city FOR ihe week euuh- ''i''H
IRE Delaware River q. cornpisteiy cleared Of rec pc
tssen this city and the Cspcs, aG Fesses arrive All
clear gI.h the a. o. c.nvass ,
There Wss very itle mpvetn-a. - - - - -
dsv Flour is duH and held A. 90 = per 3D. sitn
sr.l s-l-s Of good brands 70 Lhe latter price Corn
Nesl is lr0lrcd for but a. rate below TIE Jews 3.
lers. Ryr Four-come o. obs 1uan--' H.' -
3Izi Wuest is dull - j. ets Doih 47'n. - 20 81,
O,fs Southern are worth 80 cts. C0ucn-ffry H'i.7
.erng ana holder. arm There j. not much dong IN
Pr1vis .ous worthy OF notice re hr1ctfy A.H-' i
a.,H1Ut change ssv~rsl csrgoes will be landed o.
,norro= Whisky is .i-sdy Al - CO iof o5ls sales
So 90 --ccxs-Frsf Ba7-t-sl. 30 " lm.ts.o n
Rd II. %: $40 state "a. 93f 8 co do e3 J-5 :
B41k 81 sI4oO STATE s.. -o4 ~ 's.4ard Bans -
Vick.hurg Ek. la : 600 -cnry Il. Na' - -
o. sft. 5000 %, ~ g 900 g., ~; - eoI L-n.
ia az. 5000 to' Ga. s2loO d., CD % Ches ard
Del Canal -. ~ Morris Cans, lpi 81 10, lef ~
Reading Rd l6i go d. - = ~ - 'n1s' - -
Copper Co u 30 Planters 80, Mlss' ! ~ I"''u
Canal IA so Wilmington R5- p
send Board-l60 Uniou Cans, y sos County -
~ : 2 do On = $500 Sch Nav 6'. o, - - l.
900 state 81, Il 10 Mech Bk, q % Siessoafg banH
l5i. Leiish, 29i ltO 90 80 80 >tete 81 -
lt0 Morris anal lUi 500 ~. b IS heosingion
Rk eO. 5000 CITY 81, y l0l; 100 Reading RI ~
qr0 do L % Corn Bk 81: Phil Bk, l2i >-0O Ssle
b, aJ, 100 Girsr5 BE. l2i 80 Rsnsingion RR, ..