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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1849-09-20

with terrible threats that If he did Mt take hi,
turtle of he Il shoot him.
"fa-tlke him Of yourself shouted Nat.
in reply.
At tins critical moment by dini Of losing a
portion Of has nose, tie lion shook hi. Danger
Gus ila from him, and clearing the space be-.
tween bm lul tue cegr, be- SUNK quietly in To.
chew the cud OF defeat and pam.
l. was iAir fight all declaring that the
whmbamper was the victor The none. MA.
p4id over 10 Nat who lcn The theat,r delighted
at the surcess of bis within. The next morn.
ing he carried his turtle TO market and sold him
81 tim, valiant CHAMPION, after coH4uerua
the king Of BEASTS served 10 make q dinner for
epcurcs.
Al This, herein written, supposed 10 be-
true, though highly ooIored and j. doubtless
" green IA the memory Of many Ola citizens
OF the Monumental Cily.---Dd f,i'o,c.
\ BRIEF LlrANY.
r. b. Rad og al c1Hleqsg: occasions by all
ella ,eS From I'D borc-" in4uisiiiyc p, ople.
tlse-iaccd, holioW-heartcd, e,li-doers, and evil
thinker---dcliyer ~.
From rainy days and papor-solcd shoes
from long cold-wutor-, and s'oa,-coal-e,pe.
caIly at eI'it dollars per ton-driNer Us.
From campaign papers Jews. and amateur
'''' ',''i l-N"',' p''P''' nom
.' .' "1
. '.'' ''s., l'' ""'' rom
u.s.
From other people, babies and their mint
suck. from har1ngn's about smart children
a"l ihfr 'l"r'--dtirer ns.
From rheumatism and uuhago. s'c1m.loc-
tor~, and eoid-"atef CURES pts AMI pouons-
d'lttr u"
FROM amateur poets aud l''e-soan''si from
u'l'tn s-'uAs'e'sf MT-iimes, and iIsl-hooNs-
ae..ei U.s.
rom 'A,I'n operas p'rtArd l''-coli'f' i'h-
.''li1ia m.l''' iofhi' ana ia7."en.'oie boarding
'"''' ~
from ~motl oamt'ys' scaldmg wives, cross
'', ...eA,ahd "a,a-aH. ~-dthttt U.s.
i'a' t"\-'"iiegi af,' elrrH "ihecra. RON
rents "a">' l',"''f dr'"-' aug lawyers nom
''n,h"'h'' ana sour "'n'--d'Ii''r U.S.
FROM dli''"''s on 'hr piano. hoF"' bass
ai aih' '"u"n'' ana "'1'f''"' If"iH Morse
if'a'f7 "'' u'"'--''t'',f u.s..
mani. lrr. from ,e,...,u and lo,.s,, .simm.J
milk and sand, suaar-drl.vcr u.s.
From tlo haa4. 10 the doctor and surgeon.
the loss uf rood pffr and dlIlt otrut4.i4n.
from cola ,ucaf.. a.u.ump,ion. aid dolu4u.ui
-ub.,fiher.. L.rEra.II..r d., al ~ r.lIt.....
Y-,a.ref,
-, r
iHL o. '.N' ia' 'i'i ~ N''''-- ''.
- '''' ~ 'l'' i'''s' '''''' '".'''' ~
w "' ~ ,r. '''..'' ~ f.. A." ' $3.50 ,..,
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FINE ARTS.

ZINE ARTS-To ALL PROFESSIONAL DAGUERRE-
and Amateurs Of the Photographic Art through
United Satos-The subscribers of Tabots
United States Patent aknp pictures by aid Of
the Can Obscurn considering that Il Is more consonant
with the spirit Of the and the free Institutions Of this
country valuable invention to
desires it, have concluded dispose Of this Patent
Right together with their valuable improvements in iudi
yidual the rng thirty dears for each
of d frat hundred licenses and tity dollars for each
subsequent For this every purchaser receives IL
exercise the art throughout the United states with
tho exception Of the States OF louisiana Alabama. Georgia.
Florida and Texas for which States the exclusive right has
been sold previous 70 this arrangement eopy OF the original
patent, and printed pamphlet containing full clear and
minute description Of the process improved by the SUBJ
screr For further PARTICULAR apply 70 the
Of their paid who will send by return OF mail
full prospectus Of all the conditions.
WIZ. LANGENUEIM. Exchange Philadelphia.
AerpI-k. WHITE, No "a Broad say, New York City.
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BALES BY AUCTION.


RY JACOB s PLATT.-s. q. CARRINGToN. AUG
- tionser Hard ware. Fancy Goods carded Cutlery Tea
trays Guns CAGES Toys Padocks eight day clocks with brass
AK Figures Vions and Bows butcher aud shoe
KNIVES Lead oils Soap and Soap Balls Aecordeons Ra
Cases, complete set of Birmingham cards
sistns of Locks Brass goods Edge Tools Files Steel
goods Csrpebters Tools sc Knives aud Forks Spoons
Jacob Plat sill sell this day above the auction
20 Platt street at 10 O'clock also ue invoice of
Guns six Diamond Rngs and large lot OF Toys; also,
invoice OF 200 dox hre Ivory Combs.
WV. DUPONT MISUNDERSTANDING REAL
w India Csmels Hair shaws At AuctiOn-Peremp tory
Sale by order of Der Britannia Majestys Consul Autheny
Barclay, ESQ for account of whom 10 A.
DuMONT q H0sACk will sell a auction ia the New
semby Room, at Nblos OF Broadway and Prince
Monday December TO- at IL O'Clock, invoice of
17S real india Csmes Hair Hhaws an six pieces of silk
figured Dress Patters all in perfect order mprsng the
largest and most elegant assortment of these superb sha.s
before offered at auction in this country The whole TO
be sold Without The above goods were inpoted in
for the quality and beautiful
will bear comparison wi IA cames hair shawls in
the Unite states They w be exhibited Nibos Saloon
one day (Ssturoay Dec 81 before the sale from 10
o'clock 1ch admission TO he obtained Of the auction
No II wall street. and Of Charles Edwards ESQ., Coun-
seller Law 80 (City Bank Buldng) all street. who
give Of hequsty of The articles and the ereum-
under which they offered for sale at auction
No other goods admitted in this sale
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NEW hooks, &c.


nj ORGANS LITERARY DEror EXCHANGE PLACE,
ssrpon eepsrng OF Novels History Biography, Scisnt-
he Cennerea Geegrspsic.l and ssdleai 9iS' A ,s
principal Daily and Weekly Newrapers and Magazines
Country orders for any article in the trade supplied and for
paid 70 work ordered BY mail fOre Books impoI,od
TO order. j. q. MORGAN.
P.S-ComTie'e arrangements have been made with the
principal Publishers thruu Ehout the UBon for supply OF
the new works as fast as issued JC.h
nOYOT MAD AN oDDTELLowS PAPEgi-IF NOT
- how you know hat the Order Is doing Road the
GAZETTE AND RULE of this week. Read the rev local
tale nanvers the Child Of Crime and have the paper
as stSS .hs single COPY cRSsfTos cbsRSE
wv '''s'' ~ anS street, publishers.
E1lfMAsONRY-AILYN' RITUAL OF FREEd,-
SONY, 20 which 10 added key to Odd feowshie with
Price SIS ny RENTING S. the book in 10
'entty nail any Part Of the n,,ss Sas. 81 vsnnda
Busir ets Nets Almanac, for 1850 Nj " u Palmer,
the we'll known Newspaper Agent has jus. sent us IN admit
hed hy him in New Yort. This has for many
been in the receiving
and suhs ripons or almost every olrss ~ the tn2n,
ibdefatisble and intelligent IN that Kind
enterprise does not exist His information all subjects
connected with Advertising cannot e urpnssed and renders
him infinite service TO editors subscribers aud adverters
Tie Almanac for 1870 Which h. tss appropriately called
seen IL besde the VISUAL
immense quantity " usefu Information for merchants
snuiacurers mechanics and business generally add
Invaluable. aud will undoubtedly for 10
place In the Of every merchsntn The coun-
praise r while the Of tnoviedre 10 embraces on
day subjects slmost unbounded it's the chcspest
srs sst is ereuasp iere in the South corr,.ponss with
merits fer then business will be without copy
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CALIFORNIA.

CALIFORNIA; CALIFORNIA PASSENGERS, WHO
~ prepared piles Of gold call the California
Depot III Park New York, and buy for 81 the gold
saving triple rapid sspaaor25 sold for the last Two
ALSO, the perfected apparatus for taking gold
from the river beds under deep water for sl5 -
ARNOLD BUFFUM.
" OF Geo Freeman Co.. prepared supply Shippers
and Emigans with Houses superior te thing In this
otor market at low Our Houses have been
tried approved and sx tensvsy paronized by Cafonians
and others Call At 30 Broadway.
CALIFORNIA OUTFIT.-rN CONSEQUENCES OF THn
~ unexamped OF the mners In California. and
the certainty that large numbers will thero the subscr
bers added largely their extensive assortment OF
Dry Goods suitable for outnt such white naekinaw
Blankets, weighing to 10 lbs colored d. scarlet blue
green, drab moose mixed brown white Blankets for ships
bcrhs white and colored Cuunerpanes for ships berhs
Cotton and Linen Sheets and Pillow Cases, made
Table Linen and Towels; Gold Disgers Shirts Ausl.ito
WOoen and Cotton Hosiery Mattresses and Pill
lows together with general assortment Of Dry Goods
prestly suited 10 the California Trade. -
No 80 Nassau St. Of Liberty, opposite the Post once
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po,st,csI Intelligence.

Mater Salons democrat, has beed elected mayor Of
g.. Augustine, Florida
John P. Biselov has been re nominated - the vhis
candidate fer Mayor of Boston.
A meeting Of the democrats Of Mlvaukie, recently
held resolved that the instructions Of the Wisconsin
Legislature to Hon j. walker 10 resign his seat IN
the Upied States Senate precipitste partial and
unjust and that the Senator deserved the Q.
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TYR RALPH, AUTHOR OF THE PRACTICAL fRI-
~ vste Treatise &C., - Green vch strest-Ohce hours
sto u A. ~, 6to9P.M. (sundsys esceptedl Thcss Who
apply In the early will be surprised ct the rapdy
and little irconvebencs attending their IL IL chiefly
however thofe vhs have suffered from certain class Of peo
pie properly appreciate his services Isstricurc
fro it's first NEGLIGENT advanced and distress
iron advantages and very estenvs
80. - % -a-f -. z ed
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r,coNoNICAL LIVING IN LONDON.-ANDERrON'e
" Hazel Nos ss l6f and ls Fleet h Of the best
and moss comfortable hotels in London mid ~sy be-
zen the s,nt and West End, the railways, steam
theatres kc Tho subscriber is the proprietor o. the
hove hotel which untes all the advsntages OF hotel snd
csrdins hcu'es p''r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-24

IEw YORK, NOVEMBER ., lsi9.-PEssEyERANcE
Ledge No ~ Allen street, late No. 3tl3 OF the u,
w Nc cf the Universal J. q OF q. r., Of the New lork
strict The members requested pnnctuay 70 attend at
,li-past Z o'clock, on Wednesday evening, Nov. =.
JAMES y. GEDDES. ". q.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-11-24

rrr,sssrr~c ypou Nrxcs-The New Orleans Pre-
Nun, Of the 18th int. ssysWs received yesterday
nes a the Monitor R,gILcaao ard TRAIT a Union cf
the city Of Mexico q. the 2Dth ut the Vera Cruz
Looooor to the I'D and the Jsspa ZsPoai,es TO the
lieut., nsnt colonel ~ csvalry named Don Faustin
ynalva raised the lard "a revolt at Coculs
leuala prccaiTnng Ssuta Anna geuerso chief ~ the
rrgensrstng army Mexico a. had but city soldiers
With him lie attacked b. Gen Palsoios his party
dispersed. aud he made prisoner Nilalvs vas 10 be
Quir,S the principal leader in the late insurrecion
In the Cords after having been shot, was con-
veyei to Aishu where his corpse publicly exposed
The Mentor says tina, rumof g. current that specu-
laors In the funds Of the republic have corrupted
of the mem hers of the chamber Of Deputies This is
apparent tn, apathy dspsyed by that body ~hes
the port q Comnttse Pubis credit 60 be
discussed on that occasion twenty NO members were
absent and there being quorum the report was NOS
brought forN ard
The question for and against the re estsbishmest Of
the Jesuts which has caused open bstseen the
Governor and Legislature Of Qusretaro has been re-
ferred by the former SENIOR Mesa % the suprene GO
vetnm.nt The journals at the metroPo' are a,,.asa
tsg.s anticipated to aow from those world reno ~ned
intriguing priests he Monitor Is Tor the o~r~saf
against. the reverend fathers.
M pnbueo. celsirated French economist, Who dis
tipsusbsd himself 10 the colouzsti,n OF Algeria has
arrived in Mexico He Is about founding college ct
san Christotsl In Cbispss.
The Apaches ave again numbering and pllsging In
the state Of DURANGO The Americsn suerriils party
four and recovered the plumber they we're carrying
OF
Mexico; at the capital they had become unusually
Daring The Governor 81 the district, Gen. Anaya,
lately gave In bis resignation ON the plea OF III nssn
although the Trait Union ssys the daily reproacnes
made sgaipst the authorities by the press on account
cf the n cient protection to life and property nsa no
doubt contributed 10 bis retirement
The inhabitants Of Tsmpico would soon be well sup
Piled with drinking water, which they nave been 80
long clamoring for The turn OIL 'e's'r"h VIII oo"e
next ..,.....
An Indian chief tApsche) lately KILLED By the Anne
,ican .ria marty commanded by Cspt Box. bore on
his per.op a medal which had on one side bust With
this Martin Vac Buren,, PRESIDENT OF the
United states, A. d. 1885," and on the revsrss,
u resre aud triepdship,r
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HEOn REWARD -JEFFRTEs ANrIporE, sPECT-
0OOO nc MIXTURE Tor TIE 81 GOnOrrdWs, elect,
Structures and similar disorders IL makes speedy
without the ies restriction OF Diet, drink,
chat in 10 business Fur her. the disease
not he contracted dose % the MIXTURE is taken whom
exposed II IN bottles, With full directions, 81
bottle lasts weekmsny cured In two days. For
laie BY c. H. hing 1872 Broadway, los Bsyard st.
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+ +. f s$SSSts.si!TIEEss,a Sc'nnl'''

,rEw FyPRFss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. co. 8
Once No wnr STREET The public are informed that
have made 10 receipt Express Goods through
Pittsburah. wheeling, Cincinnati, Louisville, and 81
ouis also rive through reaps Tor Baltimore ASH
ION rred,ricksbrrr Norfolk Richmond Petersburg and
rtsmouth Ouf time will be ss good and our charges as
assemble, as these Of any other Express co
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oTur InIrop or TgT prRsLp.-oNE WAY 70

no THE TDTTOR on THT HEKALD.-UNE WAY TO
tette our difficulties with France, s 10 meet France
way. The ony the interruption in TIE entente
betwcea the coanries, arises from ire Foussin
ID clayton correspondence The French finding
ult Mr. Clsyons let government take we ton
and leave Cay in his place and the dineulties VIII soon
4 sso TO exist. ----
ST GEORGE HOTEL OPENED THIS DAY, AT NO, -
Liberty ttreet first house west from broadway free
pch from eleven o'clock. Hot Joints from ~ 70 .
r, aNfat dinner and tea hne ale vines So. furn sh
i,roorns tall snd see. 8. II. ORM3BEE, Proprietor.
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Our Baltimore Correspondence.

BALTIMORE, November "a, 1s49.
The Couhiding Case FUemen's Outrage -Masonie--
Markets &c
The County Court crosded to excess yesterday
morning, to hear the decision Of Judge Purvance in
the amusing Of the assault on MIR. Henry Fte By
Mrs Levin The decision, however, deferred until
this morning In my sketch OF the did not give
main point in the testimony 81 Mr. Daniel which vas,
that he had heard IL stated BY Mira Levin that there
WAS . conspiracy or plot among the Guests and Fites
TO carry of Miss Guest the heires and marry her to
MIR Fife.
rany ON "wednesday night preparatory to their Wilt
to New York at Wasbington Hall Z regret to learn,
was broken up about nidsght, by ssos Of fire
dies who entered the hat and need iudscrf
armed with colts knives and clubs sud considerable
numbers compelled To make their escape by jump
irg from the back windows. This Is an unparalleled
outrage In our city
The Grand Lodge Of Fr.e and Accepted Masons, Of
MARY land Ia session Ia this city have elected the
following officers ;-Charles II Obr, OF Cumberland,
VI w. O. NJ; - Hicks, Of Dorchester. ID g. NJ; y. s.
Courtney, Of Baltimore, s. q W. John W. Ball OF
Baltimore, J. g. W Joseph Robnson, Of BaltInsre,
q. s samson Ciriss. Of Baltimore % L.
am sorry 20 see that Niss Davenport is only draw
ing toerabe houses at the Holiday street theatre She
IL received. however with great Applause.
Our stock market continues to improve under an
easy money market. aud all descriptions OF sound
stocks are steadily improving. Baltimore and Ohio
Railway stocks ace ttli Ia dematd at the advance
not,d last week, with largs sass-po less thaa 80
shares having changed hands yesterday. The money
market IL eth easy, and money can b. had in abun-
dance good stock securities at per cent and At
60 9 on the street
SO COO United States Ca 'O7, liI 200 May
land G's 1885,; eco do Baltimore aad ohio Railroad
bonds 0T. e3; 10 shares Merchants Sank, gs 10 do
Western Bank, 20; do Baltimore and Su.qush saoa
Railroad IpI; 10 do. do rs 10 Frederic ksbargh Rail-
road 3ls; 600 do Baltimore AMI Ohio Railroad So Is
do. do. time, 80.
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EoR SAN FRANCISCO. ChLfFORNlA.-sTEAML LINZ
The substantial and elegant steawshp ISrHMUs
having rebuilt snd greatly enlarged with tse sccommo
daons for In cabin and s,eeras. will be de-
matched this for San Traacco stopping At RE,
Vaparaiso ard Psnsms hondsy 18th day Of November
NEXT ocock rol the pier foot Of Warren street Fer
passars tisieta and all other information, apply TO
n. y. WEBSTER, III Wsst street.
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ipoTlCB-AT the FRENCH CHURCH, "DU ST.
Esrrit the 81 frankln and Church streets
MOI the 2th last after discourse the
hec collection will be taken the proceeds 20 be
,uav divided the French and Swiss Benevolent
5oietes city All persons benevolsuty inclined 20
moor OF ofthose ators and the charitable In
~ are favor the above ,0n with their
nee A DISTINGUISHED performer the organ, lately
frnun Iran vii off
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SCHOOLS, &c.


RooK-KEEPING IN SPANISH "A BEAUTIFUL ED!-
Just pubbed ia Spanish translated by AdOlphus
c. Beck Esq under the nsrscton Of the author This work
beautiful books rinod in red and black emb racing
series we'll selected modern mercantile Transactions The
instruction not general but like good teacher attends
every entry and popularity of Mr. warshs
works) The whole is arranged to form good course Of
practice keeping bool In tile calculations interest
discount equation Of and exchanges and IN modern
mercantile FORMS letters notes, draf account sales
&e Re- &c. designed for the of schools
counting hsuse aud those learning the Spanish language
For sale the authors counting the study and
Book keepng No - Cedar street. and book
sellers generally. Price 81 70.
BOOKKEEPING. ARITHMETIC. NC. ARE PRACTICAL
- ly and theroughy taught BY W. j. kenyiile, No 80
y and the utmost pains taken to advance him
RAPIDLY in his studies Open day and evening Terms mode
rate.
HEBREW DAY AND EVENING SCHOOL, BY A A.
Cohen, 81 K,se street, New iork-A A. o. respectfully
titles that he gives private lessons in the Hebrew and Ger
man languages. Terms moderate.
YOUNG GERMAN GENTLEMAN WHO SPEAKS
"A both English and French Is desrous OF obtaning pupils
in the sciences Of as also
the German language either In schools private houses
Best Of city references given Apply either TO H. lO2 Fourth
avenue or box AIS post onicc.
VEANTED-A LADY POSSESSED OF NUCa USEFUL
aud interesting knowiedgc with an aptitude for COM
munca ting TIE who has devoted co the
eduos and entire management OF yoang children wishes
situation preparatory Governes Her references
esceponabe Would have no objection 60 go south having
resided there for some time line addressed TO L. ~ Co
l2i Wouphby street brooklyn at Mrs Blrops
l5 Canal ree New York will he immediately attended 20.
DOARDINU sCBOOLs-WANTED TO PLACE Two
I'D children boar school In this CITY, boy ~ and
gir Terms must be moderate. Please ad
sress a. H.. lts Chatham square
H. JEsURUN, II ASsLAToR OF THE SPANISH
- and French Languages, Mt No. 70 Canal street.
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mssCELLANEOUs.


MISCELLANEOUS.
MIR PATH BURKE LATE or WALL STREET. N. Y,
m who's absence seemed steious the parties this
frs 2s Front AID 100 Greene street who seemed
sted in HE welfare, berehy informed
other meetings OF his vsiter IN the
aud manly he has done. Please cali
100 William where Ms lady occupied land still
peel he residence in lis absence notv hsanins the yery
impairment insinuetions, appearing from bis maieous
friends IN the New York sun Papur, Of the Nth inst
w ILLUWsi eILLUwS ti-iOo 81 NuEs VERY FINE
w French willows just lsnded from the ship Robert
Psrker. from Hsvre, for sslety j. y OLfC ~ 1chnst
II III.IAkD TABLES. Wild ENGLISH SLATE BEDS
- aud American Air Cushions the best in the world at
the makers entrance lte f-len and IA Ann STR
Ertopeahs ard tie public are invited TO Try them cloth,
balls points with srtce in the trade 20 Ger cent
81 for each Tables hand for sale and made 20 order
VERY CHRAP-AN txCkLLsNr SECOND uAND
Psro Porte made by Dubois. in beautiful ease, on
KEsKsiEG BR,uslSG an Broadway.
nvFICE HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY, "a
" wall street. New forh, Nov. l6 lsfg The
bonds % this Ccmpsny bearing interest
bic SEMI annually being FIRST lien the road and
ens and convertible into the stock Of the
pleasure Of the holder TIL Ave from their
cation at once BY order OF the FINANCE
NJ HOPKINS, Treasurer
r AIDES WILL FIND AT n. n. NEwMAN's, $3.50
L. Brcsdway Of the cheapest and best asorents Of
Needle work Trimmings, Lmbroidered Collars, Inants
Waists Caps and Robes. Very hne Needlevork Handker
chiefs AZ u.s. yssncicnnes tolisD and Cufs Lace demi-
Ves Thread and initiation sees Soft Capt Dress Caps
Morning Cans, Embroidsred xusiin Cape Plain Linen
Collars snd Cuffs Futed Rufes, Under Sleeves, Dinity
Bands. Black Lace kitts. &c, Ne
IDIrRGFs TWO OVEN RANGE FOR Isfo-TaE ONLY
Rance that received medal hsate Fair q the Ameri
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mi HAVANA. NEW oRLEANs AND CHA0RKs..

EoR HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS AND CHA0RKs.-
The only Regular Nail Line for Chagres Direct via HavA
na The new spacious steamship OHIO. Lest James
schenek u NJ commander will be despatched from this
port en- Thursday the 18th Of December At O'clock NJ
IRON the pier North River touching %
the AZ Charleston and savannah to land and receive
malls aue passengers The ohio will the Government
Nails the Pacific &c. 10 by the January steamers
in ample time to meet tho January stamers PASSENGER:
for Chagres transferred At Havana 10 tho staunsh and
we'll known steamship Falcon, Lieut. nsrtstene u g. N,
ndor, which makes the route drest from kow
York 20 chsuss Thevoysgs made IN u day. The rates
passage Chagres much reduced The Ohs has
geor double engines Of LOCO horse power constructed in
The which give great assurance Of safety TO
the passengers steamer running with single
engne strength and accommodations, the Ohio 10
unequaed steamer isos An experienced surgeon 10
sttnched 10 the Ohio
Rates Of Passage 10 Havana. New Orleans.
rtstc-room berth, ladies saloons 80. SO SIS
state-room perth, dining sslooas.... ~
standee berth, In Forward cabin. - o.
Steeraas, found. bed aud board -. rs rs
Ne berth secured until raid for Yrsixht cens per
bic foot
All bills Of fading mus. be sisned On board the ehip.
RSDuorD ksrEs oF PAssaGE TO CHAGRrs
stae-room berth, in ladies. OF dining ssoos.. .slU
Stsndee berth in ~ cabin. ......
stsgrss.. found With beds and board
$50 ihs allowed for cabin and 0 les Tor seef&
Freight Chsxres 81 cents per cubic foot Az
tckets the office Of the
p.ny. n. o. ROBERTS, IFS West st.
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CpIp HAsPDEN FOR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
- will he board atPer 49, North kver Monday 18th
nst, at ~ o'clock, NJ
Two TICKETS lr1ssT CLASS FOR rue JANUARY
Steamer from rsnsma 10 San Frarcsco, In OF the
test In the ship containing but two berths for
sale together separately Apply at Ne l Pearl street.
stairs.
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