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LAMPS.

nLroT or FEENCH sLCDANiCAL L.MPs, Ma. as
~ r,sdvsy, fofpeiy liacots Agency, 81 Brosdgiy.
Just rseiv,d asy trse eh,i,s q iamr err
Gel. Ato LAMP hOdefstorf Lamp for Ncftels ffeIeh
1SEritur, for LAMPS The tcf worlmen attached to
TIE estthislrcnt for rtpaIg snd tthrine any kira o.
Iemta Undertakes lird Of fTcrct Bonfe ard td-
rR ". DhhbnrFlLbs.
(tANUELsBRAS, FOR YAN1ItSi GlRtSDOLtS so.
" lsr srd Hal Lamp cfhsw dssiens Ia r silsered sd
dsrasi. blue sr goid, &c Cornelius tOs mae Also
plated les scts Spoons rofts asttrs to plated on ala
lata GotAic TIA 1rayf. ipaid With pearl &c.
tk y. kOkoAN. l5l vi lisn ttreef,
petssen FULTON sud Ann, trI"sife the Chu-ch.
1.srs a NOFrH1'S SOLAR LssP haNufhCrORY
10 fulton stIest, 20 der cas Of hruad.ay amps 81
AL iirds both for lard ard rinsi so 'handers Tor
ehur,lss ,thni ate hets, BE- Cnautoes sno Cansei-
strs N silver tit snd lr,nse all Lanterns Globes vhm-
ssy,. wcts ko wholesale and RETAIL OF the very lowest
price for each.
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FINE ARTS.

r-~N-~NNe.NNN----,, >NNol-YNs >N-se~N~~e.
NLW INyINTIcN-Ntw IRA IN TAkiho LIKE
IN reesi iBysuts PES or Portraits or Glss. ssd very
in IN sLing 1sltotyprs Paper.
Gehsal Ter New itfh, H. Nhite 2 broadway. 1hs
riSsrfersd isstectfuly 20 the puoe ~ New
lett that sbiisisd in kev York tor
tfs FuTte uing their novel invention OF sksg
toftrats flts Glsa TIE Iortrts plsss
pts ssLis r rienss VI tone ana stiffness Of cut
line aud lie adnftcd to usciu such ~
etole fhtdes ornaments in psrur windows, ana the
perfect nssio lantern tdtr. Asth.ir engagements Ia PHI
sospia 10 tf. take these novel Ticurs
IN from lie they have established ss.ncy 20
receive ptrrsrecyres IL eoTsd glass pspsr Witch
will h. done with on possible The pubic sen-ry
invited sIseins Of III, h alo aud rsbo
"'''' WNf tANeESHrIN
n. WHITE, General SCENT
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,o>>~>~>>~~~~S>~>N~srso> -yNs~~>~~~U~~
TIVE ONLY DIRECT LINE FOR SAN FRaNcACo.
via Chasres 10th of osot.r-Ihe new AND splendid UNI
j. d Nison, commander III leave for Chsues direct from
her dock Pierz n. X lu.sday lCt Of October ats
oeoek The e. q. direct to Cbsgsss without touching
ermtdsie ports thur e,tur,g that easssnsrs this
Will Panama in time for The United states
have been msde with ost Department take tho
United stare, snd Letter Bass viii be made MP ct the
Pcs, Once, ,lo. is, : ss, o'clock ,,so
Upter Atter saloon. iso
Forward saloon. !lo
stssrss.. frrnish.i With mat,ie,.e 80
fresht specie, cent; merchandise 10 cents per
foot E,lt cutie of tssesg allowed each cabin
eor cubic feet each No passage
tbs amount pasas' money can SECURE hertt orcae week
Tor f'''n' OF TOWARD son. s, Bsssa.,y
The Crescent CRY will sUsssd tho Empire eJ aud leave
on the LIST OF November.
IrOR tpAGREs- DIspATCu LINE-BARK BYRON
1iis pant rev bark. ten months ola. viii have quick
fsr tie above port Isr,ies yorg Caiforns by
the vii ind is me 81 favorable opporta-
nifty Tor freight or rss ars A. low rsissl Apply 20
ID ECULAR PACKET LINE ron san TRANcisCO
81 SHKi IS Cart g E,an III sail soy. lot. The accom-
are uneoud by any vessel at ssiea for Cali
iorna Conrsnhs,ikeu low rates For fresh, or pas
sage Apply "f'' Fs n " I"uiER 70 West street,
"A. WAIVER, rs Fulton street
viii be succeeded by new sotooner and sAip.
oRBALIFAx. y. s.--ro SAIL on THURSDAY
~, RI, I'M Il sSSs ,iss sSc"s
conn dltrs for eatin and s'e.!sEe rAsseus,r VIII ,a
r'u'' 'sS,. Kr ~" TpoS So sSaA
NOTICE -PAssENGTRs ny THE ONO Will. EE ON
tua at T.. ". IRON The Of Freight viii
not be tal,b after ~ A. NJ.
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nR. morrison rs COaFihINrt.IlS .lNsrLYTD
- GO ~ olts.tos 81 ue.ic. ta.tis rrrctlt -
.ttrs 20 t", MIA ~ osrc .Uu "a
tiee ~ ~ days 10 ce ,ih Sabotage 40 ssrAl
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AMUsE m Ic NTs.

RRoABwAY rnEArRE-E A. MARSHALL. SOLE
t. VI. isssay GUY sfsss &C.
q TN Glpsy,s pk0paEG.aC Mappsrins. Mr.. Fro
VIE ehSis.si 6asss ba1sss T. shaw DIRK I At
s, " ' Iss nst s s:ss. I .s sssPsG Pf
mp WIS ns%a FTsSslS Mr. r T " cSsrs.
urtns Ms snieht DIess Circle and Psrsnet,e rs csa,
iAriy ard Third Circle. % cents: Gallery l21s cents
NHlo's cAhplN..1ursDAY EyLNINa. OCT 10
lasn 1as''s sf y FGcR novfn aHsyEsT aoyG
i6X~t ONT ,rsasrsk sr Paul Brilliant d srtes
.ss a. t as' ia3 SFS 's"s NJ s,lf
Care wider. Mr. Hmcoi, Ravel; uree. Nile Josephins
s "' Mic t,s fa ss' snss s s"rs
SYSt ns past 1
RuEr1k's sBEAlRF:-w. E. BURTON. MANAGER
WINE S oo syss
ssS III s,sf q: p
isioll.ysd y erI4lIoST !: Which lie os%pany
s' WITT c t.
h,1 sSsy " ns,,r Mr. Brown VI SrouTasm
sid r,anette. 70 een,s Family Circle 2, eents
WELcns NATIONAL CIRCUS klGArh STREET,
IrS avsnss Ar''r mSseTssSSAy .venns Oct
snsS he Ssr Cavalry of s The d T"Iss E%pys to
ls oe St r1 aossSse ., Name
e. ard to eonc"ds vitb cc@ie ex'rsvasanaa tho Dutch
shaver shaved. Afternoon reormauces on "Wednesday and
Tefcr !reei at halt pest doors opan att. Ad
mission, 20 cents Reserved seats ismn'es'
ERANKLIN THFATRE NO. I75 CHATHAM SQUARE
troupe Q, Imas, among whom il Miss Virginia tie most
K Sr% the eny
a a1 %' the ss ssss q Saa
the World A'sO Kiss Llms vi,l through her wonderful
8" as MrF every fyGnns
SsFt, q
shus"" Rape Of tie sa,ins' " Adam ana Eve" Fs'c,e,
@ I9sy cts fs,Tass ss' o. s'
WAlIHAILA,s IS CANAL STREET NEAR BROAD
tratsd living Pictures. lnsrun tai Music, Sc sc
rasfe Of The %cnSerne public The Wonder q he World
SSs A' at ~ o'clock Extra performance every S-'af
V'iGERs.- a PAIR OF SOUTH hsEaiJAN TIGERS.
TIERS ana ' o. I@ AID loo john .tsess " ''
FOrs SALE AND TO LET.
ADY SUTTON. THIS WELL KNOWN AND IA
m9Ts e'' srf ~ p DC offered at private ''
NOR sAIT-A PAIR OF BAY HORSES. SIXTEEN
srd high, and eight years old warranted sound
e s'f INQUIRE sns Read. s
IIoR sAIE-A PAIR OF BRIGHT BAY HORSES. SIX
and Tpre,iy sound ALSO, dark hay sixteen ana half
e Be ssss 81 power ana Gan
EOR sALF--ruE STOCK, FIXTURES. LEASE AND
Coed WIN Of Public House the corner Of BseAi-
and 33d street. The house is doing excellent bust.
and " used the depot OF line e stages 1T applied
ecsiey, IL will be drosed Of at moderate pr co
the Jr,ues Of T. EN- DRlCk SON corner OF
e. ~ u ard South streets.
nj oERlsANIA. AND wooDsTocK.-A ,DtLIcaTruL
NI country residence fifteen minute wa from railroad
minutes distance " City nall he pro'ured
the lovely village Of woocsock, lot equal to eight full
iy los $40 20 500 Oe half Of the village has been
solo I've last eye weeas Call and examine tor
eives. Nsps srd Information given at ELTONs, ~
his Office In Woodstock of Rail-
road street md Union avenue, from ) to 6P.
DRTWFRY FOR SALE, AT ITHACA.-A BREWERY
ID Malt nonfe. Nss cassf and fixtures la perfect ORDER
eapaio Of 20 bhls. per
e.ssf creation. person with $500 81 90 will be
partner by the prcnt proprietor ths business
I'D With a.. JesoEt Of customer by applying TO
Box 100, Itbacr, n. Y.
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MUSICAL.

OIIJTEAND VIOLIN AhATEURS.-xR y. EBEN,
Got Cungl IapdD has the honor that he
has taken No ~ Murray see where he will ave in
The Jermap the Bo.h and the Diaolc Tlate,
sns the Violin ard Guitar Mr. has liberty refer 70
y,nti,ncu hie rurts and have expfesei
GIVE. nuth pleased with their and his hod
,s
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pUETtks fhEAIKE-W Z. RuRTON. MANAGER

RtETtFs fhEhIkF;-W. Z. HUTTON, NANAGEH
~ sid PI pstoI Ipe.dsy evening Oct 49, viii he played,
IIP,IhCk BAkI OR WINIOW-Darty Doshertv,
y; nIonfl.m; Bill " Burton. Afi.s which the DEMON
il STIR. Or II It1lHMAN'S DREAM Hans ketzlsr,
lr. bIougao; kadnme kosusingran. Miss Chapman. To
lie followed iy tie rLA1IoRM ia which the whole company
viii prrear also Nj Fiys,rald ms aprearanoe) To
clude viii buRIok's INV YORK LfNEcrORY-Thoms
A. Ii'oaoily, sr Eurtcn; Mr. u. BIowp Nr. Brougham.
Door open at y; rtrf, begin o'clock Boxes
81 70, Mnetie. 70 cantA FAMILY lir-e g oents.
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NOl1AN l1ANo lOktES.-SENERAb BEAUTIFUL
III o,t peafw Piano Pores from he .brat
nanutactsry Of T. Cili.rt CO. Boston. with tocmans
Patent Aosn Attachment, exhibiting at the Amer
lnfufc far ~ e lecture ut Castle Garden Their
hFtu, Wars - Boston, will he happy TO explain the
totntttin Of the Anisn with tie Piano. kr. Van Der
Myte excellent pianist will preside from A. II. until
4. n. aud produce the must magnificent effects
JNUR sAtE Or bIKT-TwO CvOp SECONDHAND
Piano Ioee, In COED order at c. O. thri.tm sns Iusi
Ell la .rumsnt mtnui.etory, so Pear street NY
VIOIINs.-JUsr KECEIyED, n LARGE ASSoRr-
Il suu Italian ,ioln.. strings, se 81
riots qualities Der sale, Wholesale and rstai ~
g.. q. tDhIS1mAN, importer and Manufacturer Of hasesl
Ibttruuttts, Ni carr strctt, n. Y.
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III AND
N Goods.-sol0mon Il Hart, 243 broadway, opposite
the Isk. Lave just received steamer Her nc,
I've suIsib satin dc Lsnes Of entire patterns and
le imported Also just received five
fnitesrt Bfoeates, and plerdd assortment Of Lace
touttarty On hand, certain materials and Up
hsty Goods ~ ,ry description. Gilt aud brass ccruccs,
lance trim ornaments, kc. Curtains made and
NJ the bet H. tetF practical urhelster-rr,
their 20 Of the let ,nd aud from the
ard fashionable tefsn wLi.h they receive monthly
ft N 4 arts.
SOLOMON liant 2l3 Broadway,
fuTcrtrs 81 Curtain Materials. Upholstery Goods and
IaIu Iansngs
MADAME PRosPERE, So BROADWAY, BIAS RE-
lvl ee,sd lately tais large C0rsets
winch "a e se at ptce much lover than bsfore.
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MILLINERY, AND DRY GUOps.

JsEkNsE BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS At THE BOW
try saNrgs store 40 Bowery fEnnes at ~ cent
less han sstnts prices; Blankets from to IS
Shawls about thirds the market value IL be
home in mind that exclusive sgent in the United
States for tile sale a. the beet Of Saws exhibited
In M market Domestic Goods az ss ow prices a have
been although IL IL vel, known Goods
have advanced contioeraily in prices euAblcd
tell 81 old having rAeted srgey before The rise
lrnts unCommonly low prices. We have yard
VIDE 5ccored Polka Print, Which on,r Ga yard
- thnt1 Prints I'd nelly h shilling.
tlols ,asvcrcs Dress Goods silks Nebus Linens, Dam
are Tale Co,ce and many otter Foods Of impor.
talon, hc tferyciy low Country merchants mud
II greatly ibsr buy here, rather than pay
higher prices down town. - - - . =
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O u0 WILL DE GIVEN TO ANY PERSON PSOCUR-
III ing light perm situation. either
a. country. adGrt ssed. paid. tstng
particulars TO a. l5 Hammond street. ocraer OF MASH
ingou street.
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Stock Exchange.

ADVEgTISENlSTs RENEWED EVERY DAY.
.fnsrers .sduer;, ~ Mail must be pest
sssd or they .sM Mt he tak-n fro, ne Post Once.
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fE DIG iY.s

'l,hE BARRED WoaAN's PRIVATE MEDICAL CON-
l. paniol''If every female had .his WORK. especially
every married female would generally tse pais
scky, debated wife daughter linz with
plant by causes IN Beauty
health strength aud happy old would have bees the
lot of thousands who in their Wives and
theirs 1t to themselves 70 their children and TO thelr
husbands to have this WORK snd profit by the invaluable
suggestions it con teins spirit o. The Times
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Wncn,s NATIONAL CIRCUS. klonru STREET


w Third avenue Astur rlace.--Tresday evening Oct.
il, the Performance viii with the equestrian
tc,ne entitled the Var Cavalry of the Turkish Empire;
he T. lovd by d Greoap Games the Comic English Ponies,
the Wonderful hote Srite Fea's horseback nv aatame
Louis ard Fats OF Persona Posture by G. Dunbar &c.
ard conclude With comic tho Dutch
Shaver Shaved. Afternoon performance on "Wednesday and
Saturday aerrooIs, ecmIsencrg at o'clock Evening
perform commrces at halt past doors opsn at7 Ad-
m issio on. zen sent \ ferf IA
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VI ARTEn-Ey a PTsIECTABLE YouNu Wogsv
w asitrsttbss thnnb,imsid, or Z. asset aai
re- fens 1or,.N orb IN mail p,ss. family; soos
sify icielthce g,tn. Please call at itl % strssa
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"Haprness is doubtless the 90 all Tho question:
is how shall be obtained IL denied that JaS
indispensable condition health tn Ne possessed and enjoyed
alike by the husband aud father the mother snl
children The wife and motheI y sohioct many con-
plants cdent her tho husband
fatheris free IL thus that
sicsy existence painful to contemplate Let the husbssd
then, he values his happuess cat Of the
panion Of his bosom and the uhef II nj. children sva
himself of The Married Wonan Private Medical Compa-
ion,' by Dr. A. NJ Maureeau, N. which he ~ill
treated. Of witch he shond he eaorant"-pa
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NJ ANTE p-A SITUATION BY RESPECTABLE
w lcurg womon, AS Chamb fmsid or alter, or 20 DO
rheral heutswoif in mall private fmy she pref "a
tfintImads pa &C. and swiing make he self al y
lkeful Tan u ow )efereLce. Please call at No. Nj
hetts stIt ct. in the
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-05-11

Col TopD, late Minister TO Russia, left in the stea-
mer Jewess, yesterday, for Baltimore His visit to
orr city was greeted most cordially by many old
fri .nds, among them several of our distinguished
Naval Officers with whom he sailed from this port
In the John Adams for South America in 1929. The
meeting betweenhim and Captain Page, the Penn
sylvania, was particularly gratifying They are n
remnant ofthat heroic ileei and gallant army which
under Perry and Harrison gave peace to the vast
North West, by the capture of an entire squadron,
and British army 1t Is q singular coincidence
that Perry Todd and Harrison, so intimately asso-
caied in the War Of 1872, should have been success
lively deputcd 10 the same government in South
America. The youthful appearance Of Col Todd,
after oncounlering The burning suns of the Equator
and the sncws Of Russia, gives promise In the future
Of the usefulness TO his country which has already
marked his distinguished career. Norfotk, Ia,
Herald, April &c.
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The venerable Jeremiah Of the Union, s,veeps as
long and as bitterly, over what he Is pleased 60 call
the prescription Of his political friends us though his
head were literally twalers and his eyes foanlain
oil tcarsp He has forgottcn II seems by whom The
system was first introduced and who have acted
upon itunsparngly, for the Inst twenty years. The
monstrous abuses of the appointing power, within
that period which has en1iled upon the present adj
ADMINISTRATION the necessity OF the few renIcv lis 1t
has already made, or contemplate making, is en-
troy overlooked, in the ardent desire 10 find some
cause OF complaint against the Administration and
lis friends. ~
For our own part we can see no reason why the
Inventor of an instrument OF torture should MT he
made TO feel il--why the quack should not be com
PEELED 10 take his own physic-why those who first
preached the doctrine OF prescription should not be
made 10 undergo its pains and penalties themselves.
There eau be no sense In denying TO the public SCR
vice all reform lest IL may happen TO Interfere with
the offices OF those who have rendered II abs ouiely
necessary. The offices Of The Government do not
become fees simple In the hands OF those who hold
them, and thus the Democratic party appeared 10
think when tweniy-one years ago, In this city, an
ohce-hoder .proclaimed with the sanction Of u
committee, that rotation In office had tendency
70 purify and by consequence preserve our institu-
tions.n
The game which the Locofoco press is at this
time attempting to play, Is seen through without
The slightest difficulty. The object Is TO intimidaie
General Toylor-to prevent him from making the
necessary removals and relorms--and thereby TO keep
In their services TO their party.
The position which the Loco press has assumed
towards the President Is Singular TO say the least Of
II. lie has as yet been In office but two months his
con.se Of policy has not. in the slightest degree,
been developed--hc has, rs yet, proposed no meas
urc no Congress has assembled since his naug,lra
ton what lie means to do Is mere matter OF conjec-
tnrc Yet, making his appointments and removals
the ground of opposition, Tho whole Locoioco press
has already, In advance, opened upon him. The
Washington Union oven goes so fnr as 10 declare
thai Gen. Taylor Sat down disgraced and content
ed :" 1.-THE American people do not frown npon the
party which can apply such language TO snch man
ns Gen Taylor--a man who has served his country
for forty years, and always with honor who,
throughout his long military career has never been
charged with single violation Of any law civil or
mliiary-who has never drawn the sword Of his
country but 10 conqinr-who in every thing that he
has ever done, has deserved well Of his country
then they are very different race Of beings from
what we hive ever supposed Them 10 be- The
charge Of deceiving the people, which we see so
often repeated in the Democratic papers, comes with
peculiarly Ill grace from those who profited by the
Kane letter. Richmond Vhig
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EDDY.
Treasury Department, April ~, $40.

RY the I'd section Of the act Of The Cd March last entitled
ID "An nct 10 provide for the settlement Of the
public officers and others who may have received moneys
arising from military contributions otherwise In Mexi.
co." Il Is enacted 1hat where questions arse In respect
TO the refnding Of dies collected in Mexico The
mission ofpenales Imposed on the ground that the col
lection improper the penalties wrongnlly enforced
the same shall he referred for hedecision o. Secretary
Of the Treasury who 10 hereby authorized and required
pay, under the direction Of The President Of the United
Statea out OF the money IN the treasury raised from
tributions such snms may be determined by him to
have been improperly levied or imposed contributions
assessments or penalties
For the information ofcnimants under this section ttht
act notice Is hereby given that this Department will re
quire that all clnms shall be presented in writing setting
forth the character and amount ri the contribution asses
ment penalty for which remission return OF dniyis
claimed where, when, and wherefore the contribution
assessmsnt penalty was imposed and TO whom paid
The application 10 be verified by the oath Of the claimant
corroboraed by The evidence OF dsntercsed
credible Witnesses and be accompanied by the certificate
of the proper accounting officer that the contribution, du
ties penalties aegedto have been improperly wrong
fully levied or imposed have been duly accounted for and
paid over 10 The Treasury the United States by auifor
W. NJ. MEREDITH, y
up l6--3aw2w Secretary Of the Treasury.
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GsrEncouRsn WITH JArAs, although as yet strictly
forbidden BY the Japanese government seems des
tined TO be opened By The Americans, our whacrs
having during the last senson visited The coast BY
hundreds and exchanged rvilihes with The jnnle as
wen as relieving those in distress. Tho nonnlnla
Friend Informs rs that young sailor named Ranald
Mcdonald, Of the American whaer Plymouth was
at his own urgent solicitation, left The coast in an
open boat furnished with Provisions arms ETC., with
the determination OF doing something towards open
ing lint hermelically scaled empire. lie isa son of
Archibald Mcdonald, Esq, formerly Of The Hudson's
Bay Company, \ Young man of good education and
he was specially ambitious to penetrate the mystic
rions seclusion OF The island empire having long be-
FORE al the Sandwich Islands, arranged with Capt,
Edwards, OF the Plymouth, 10 be set ashore on The
coast of Japan. Helexpected TO pick up know
ledge Of the language and make his way TO Jedo,
there to be- ready 10 perform The part Of inferprc-
ter as soon as as the English on Americans should
succeed in opening trade with The Japanese.
When last scen his little boat was entering bay on
the island Of Tee Shee. Another whaler, the Uncas
picked up AT the rndder of his boat and it is not
known what has become Of the bold adyennrer.
But we shall hope, in the course Of lime, to hear OF
him again, and perhaps from him, in the form Of a
book expoundng some Of the latest wonders of this
taboocd empire.--Pha ~. AmercaR
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From the savannah Republican, Mayi.

9th APRIL, 1870
WE CERTIFY that the steamship Isabel most instances
w comes mp Cockspur Roadsand inside ofTybee which
Ii high she can get Mt low water and arrives there
seldom LATER than . O'Clock, A, NJ The company owning
The Isabel have contract with III to have steamboat al
Tybee the arrival Of the Isabel for the purpose OF taking
the malls and passengers from her to Savannah and from
savannah 10 Tybee" As residents Of Savannah we can
promote her prosperity and business and that whenever
we have not been down In due time meet the Isabel and
take tie mails and passengers she arrived Il has
been from causes which we could not control and In
degree produced by the owners Of the Isabelhe Agent
Of said ship always urged the utmost punrtuniy on u.s.
We must y in justification Of Captain RoLrss, that Of
the three times he did not call n savannah, we know the
fact that twice The fog dense was Impossible for
him 10 see The light, and the other his letter TO our Post
MASTER we should think sufficient Justification; and IN
The Isabel of Charleston bar, anil they were at Savannah
that night Ia most instances the mails are delivered py
our boat a Savannah much earlier than hey wouu nave
been II the Isabel could have come up to The city we r
for u.s. they have been under charge Of responsible persons
who have delivered them safely TO U.S. When ihe malls
have been LEFT IN consequence Of not being at Tybee
the person In charge the Clerk Of boat except on
the fast trip when they were IN charge OF subordinate
we have every reason believe Had Captain RoLLirs
waited al Tybee until our boat went down, he would In
all probability have lost tho tide Charleston Bar, and
he might have had 10 lay by I'LL next tide which would
have been alcr night when Il might have been unsafe to
twenty-five hours In the second instance. BESIDES this
probable detention OF lD passengers the danger Of such
exposure Of his ship, excused Captain RoIlins In going on
10 Charleston Captain Rollins has invariably waited for
our boat Z she was not az Tybse when he errived Until
holding on longer. BROOKS harden,
Owners NJ the Sfaambeafstaryinr " 8. daily mall
Nc4G between Savannah and Charleston,
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Cot. FARRAR or LA.--I notice that the Hon p.
w Farrar, whose residence has heretofore been Be
iolg Canal Street has moved high-up In the city,
and Is thus In this Congressional district Put him
where you will he y a formidable man. His man
ncra are confly and conciliatinghi feelings warm
and generous--hls opinions liberal and patriotic
his oratory graceful and seductive. Ii this gentle.
man be the wing candidate, the democrats must
star great orator like Preston able 10 beat him on
social circle 10 carry by storm the festive board and
10 ecip7e him in the ball room. Farrars great to5fs
IL with the lldea They are his chosen cohorts and
irresistible both in Mississippi and Louisiana. -
Whether in The dark corner OF Wilkinson, or among
the knobs high zip on Buffalo, where the young Girls
bu9h in maiden loYeinesI like the epring roees Of
eyed beauties Of this vomptnous ciiy--ln bower or
or bondoir, cottage saloon-hc has ever been the
favorito ofihose who witch the world, and conquer
while they yield. Concordia, La Inienigsnctr. IL