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IMPORTANT FROM CANADA.

Q"ccc. July 81 lS48.
To al. uho are afflicted NTH Asthma:
hive at different times l'ccn afflicted with severe
c,ds, which produces in my case, the Asthma. have
on these nccasion, used DIR. IVISTARS BALSAM
OF WILD CHERRY Two years ago | was quite
sick. 80 much .o t,a, could not rest at nigh; |
Of Wild Cherry Before had ,Iken the whole of il
fol, relieved, continued taking il. until had used
three f'ur b",lcs which completely cured me- The
present took another cold, aud csor,cd
TO this B'lsan, and part Of one bottle had The desired
effect therefore cieerully recommended my friends
and all others who need it, TO try this medicine Tor
their coughs and colds and prrlicunl The asthma.
Yours WM. McGRArH.
Nome genuine unless signed BUTTS on the wrap.
per. Sol in Camden by JAMES X. MckAIN at
wholesale by p. NJ. COHEN iSCo.. Charleston and
by Druggists generally throughout the Slate.
B'Wn, regard To the efficacy Of JEW DAvp's or
the IEBnEw PL.srERs, nothing need be sa'', they
carry with them ih"ir recommendation, and the
price being remarkably low. is sufficient induce
mcnt for those afflicted 10 give them trial. Tic
ugcnt is confident that by the great and increasing
demand for these Plascrs tho popularity which they
have obtained solely by their own merits and tho uni
vcrsal satisfaction which they have given, that they
are decidedly superior 10 amy other in use.
See advertisement in another column.
Tho genuine arc for sale by J r. McKAIN Cam.
den S. e..
August 8, 81 dt
The irs effect OF a bilious climate upon tho human
system is to produce orpcr and inactivity Of tho Liver
thereby preventing the natural and FREQ discharge Of
bile. All know the lurking nature ofthc poison that
produccs Fever and Agur, aud its kindred Diseases.
\ salow complexion. capricious appetite, and occa-
>iapI wi" in he side arc often the only symptoms
yarn "i impending danger rzszsrss..rn 1870 "l ~ As
goods indla tho'."guc rs I" corTTcrct 'is niaSnal
influence, hy producing activity Of the hillary orga>
and healthy, natural discharge oi'bc from the .ys.
tenn.
For sale at the prrpre,o,s prices by J. r. McKAIN,
agent Camden s. G..
Aog.s, 80 II
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JOHN J. WORKMAN. J.. F. BOONE.
COpartnership Notice.
The subscribers beg le1vo T." inform their friends
and the public generally. that they have this day
formed Copartnership in the
Mercantile Boot & Shoe Line,
And will open, on o. about the first Octo-
her next, (in the store heretofore occupied by Mr..
John Workman,) a full and complete assortment of
the various articles falling within their line OF
business, all of which will be selected with the
greatest care as 10 Quality and Style from the
best and most fas onable Manufacturers.
Being determined 10 sell upon the most favora-
bic terms. they would respectfully invite the pnb-
l;c 10 call and examine their Stock before purcha-
sing elsewhere.
J. B. F. BOONE.
Camden, August 10Th, 1S49 36 If
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pAGlea0E2I1y9s
BY P. ROBINSON, g s5,

The subscriber begs leave to state, that hs 10
prepared to make up Clothing at the shortest nns
ice, in neat and fashionable style. and s6f1 ans
a fiji. With his knowledge of the Business and
disposition to please, lie socits call from his
friends generally.
maY9 # -. ~
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PLANK ROAD.

Notice is hereby given that application will be
made at the next Session Of the Legislature OF
South Carolina. for Charter to build Plank
Road from Camden TO The North Carolina line, il,
The direction of Charlotte o. Concord.
huruSt % 81 If
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Boot and Shoe Making,

The Subscriber takes this method respectfully
to inform the Public, that he is engaged in the
above business and hopes by 'ct attention, good
workmanship, and moderate charges 10 receive a
portion Of Patronage.
lie may be found two doors south Of Mr.. John
Workman's Store.
Repairing done with neaincss and dispatch.
VIZ. II. PEOPLES.
Sept g. lS49. 35 If
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To Rent.

4U 4SOntt o. 4 ~ ,sr-sSfEs
That valuable Store Hnuse at present occupied
by McDuwall & Cooper. 1t is admirably arranged
for an extensive cotton buying establishment
Terms will he liberal and Immediate posssssibn
given. applyto &. j. ShANNoN.-
Camden, Jan. lst, l849. # as
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CLEVELAVD,S

UNRIFALLED DENTlFRICE,
For removing all Tartarous adhesions without
njuring the Teeth, interposng its antiseptic quail
ties to Scorbuiic affections Of the Gums restoring
them to irmness and pleasing colour, and con-
ribn,inq largely to establish the pcarly whiteness
of the Teeth, and pure and saIubrlous breath
Prepared only by J. a. Cleveland, Charleston
and for sale by u. J. DELAY.
NearLu opposite Masonic HILL
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CADETS OF TEMPERANCE,

AEESfiNW SECTIUN NU BEK 4.
The regular meeting Of this Section will he hek
at their Hall on Frriay afternoon next at o'clock
Byorler of the w p.
w. l. DEPASs, sec'y.
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SONS o. E5M?EEEANCE.
SVatercc Division No. o.

The regular meeting Of this Division will be held
at Odd.Fplow's Hall on tomorrw w (Thursday)
evening, al 8 o'clock. BY order of the w. p.
Z. J. DELAY. r. S.
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Notice.
NOTICE,

Application will be made at the mex, session of
the Legislature fr a re.char,er Of Browns Ferry,
OH the Cataw'a River, in Lancaster Distribution
merly known as AcI1cnald's.
September 5 sc If
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Golfers Remedy for Diseased Horses,

Golfers Remedy tor Diseased Horses,
Warrented 10 cure Lameness, SPAWN, Big Jaw,
Founder, Sprans and Strains, Spints, Wind gals,
Big Bone, String Hit, Thrush, Poll Evil, &c. SC.
A limited supply of the above to which the allen
lion of farmers and owners OF horses s invited,
just received and for sale by
mayo. q. J. DELAY.
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Southern Harmony. Dossey's Choice, Boston
Melodcon, Boston Acadeny's collection Of sacred
sale by A. YOUNG.
Aug, 90, lS49. 35 St
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New and Elegant PerfumerV,

New and Elegant Perfamery,
The subscriber has just received and ofened
new and choice selection of PerGumery, Soaps,
Cosmetics, &c, consisting in part. of
Luhins E1 Jenny Lind iSaisys Ext Crm,c d'Orsay
= Jockey Club Edc's IIeyosriia
AIigninncttc Ilaul's Eau Lttstral
patchoy &" Nymph Soap
rcrvicnc - Shaving Cream
Bnq,lrt tic arolinc tollsscs "
Essence Boqnrt tuerlain's q
Lows Windsor soap Transparent Wash Balls
" Snthg Tablet Orris Tooth Pustc
-ALSO-
Cologne. Rose, Honey, and Lavender Water,
Bay Rum, French Philocomb, Bears OIL, Bears
Grease ard Beef's Marrow, for tho hair, with ma:
ny other articles in the line tou numerous to men,
;ton which may be had at
may9 u. J. DELAYS.
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Victims of Dyspepsia!
LOOK HERE!!

1IN. NIIIIIlN y NONT VOINT7.
This Medicine is offered 20 the public generally
from full conviction thai il s superior to any other
now in use, for the cure Of Dyspepsia, Liver Com.
pIaint, Nervous Debility, Bodily Weakness, &c.
Prepared only by the ProprIeorS, q. W. AL
LEN, NJ. d., Philadelphia, and ]. A. g. w. l..
{ LEFELAND, No. 2U7 King Street, Charleston,
So. Ca
o. None Genuine uness signed by Dr. g. w.
ALLEN. and countersigned hy |. A. & w. L.
CLEVELAND. The b'IIes having the words
"ALLEN's DYsrErrIc MEDICINE, PhIIa," blown
on The glass.
Sole Agent for Camden,
Il. J. DELAY,
Nearly Opposite .Mrsonic Hall.
Sent ) 81 lv
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A CARD.
Reynolds & Reynolds.
have this day associated WM l.. REYNOLDS
with me in the practice OF Dentistry.
Mr.. Reynolds has been my pupil for The past
four years, and commend him with confidence 10
the communtr.
The business will be conducted az formerly at
my office on Main street, under the above name
and style.
WM. REYNOLDS.
August % "a If
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Gypsum OF Plaster Paris.

The subscriber has on hand a Few barrels of The
above article which lie offers for sale very low.
and will, short notice. furnish any quantity that
may he ordered. The value of plaster as ferti-
izer is too well known to planters, to require any
commendaiion. &. L. CI1ATTEN.
June 13 If ~
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SIlUHlS
For Saln

Charter Kershaw Lodge No. 9. /. o. o. F.
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E. w. BONNEV

E. w. BONNEV
Is rnw receiving his Fall and Winter supply OF
GOODS. from Boston, New York and Philadel-
phia. He selected them himself, very earefully.
and having purchased largely, thinks he can hold
out inducements to customers not usually offered.
Persons wishing to purchase Tor cash. or to sell
agair, will receive liberal deductions. Most every
article usually kept can be found at bis store, and
at the lo,rest price.
F.. w. BONNEY.
SeDt5 36 If
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all the particular features Of The case and the
Indian character. are supposed to know more
than others depending upon vague surm'ses OF
worse rumors.
! Major Morris was the old Indian agent. Mr.
Spence is the present one but he is now ab'
! sent.
Two companies Of volunteers under Cap's.
DIN and Fisher were cncamped about two
miles out from Tampa Bay. The services had
been offered to the Government, but MAJOR
Morris declined, having no authority TO receive
them.
The steamer Henry Clay. Capt. Breath, ar
rived at Tampa Bay, on the 22d, via. Pensac'
Ia, Dog Island and Anglo Keys.
There arc only about one thousand Indians
in the whole State, of which number only one
hundred and fifty are warriors.
Major Morris will leave Tampa Bay on the
Henry CLAY for Charlotte's Harbor, wi,b an
interpreter 10 NEE, Bow Legs, the Seminole
chic, al the full of'he moon,
The troops on their arrival encamprd at Fort
Brooke, tho coInmaudant not deeming It neces-
sary to send them into the interior enlil the
council; was held or ontrages committed. Many
ofthe rsorer class of nrishhorng Inhabitants
that they are afraid of the Indians. and the
Government is obliged 70 support them.
Ii is thought that the Indians do not desire to
have any war or difficulty with the whites, as
they appear to he much alarmed al the presence
of so many troops in their region of country,
and the preparations going forward. The 10.
dams would much rather be lrl,rd to leave the
co,,alry Than to fight, while the white population
feeling constantly insecure with the Indians in
their immcdiatr neighborhood, insist opon their
leaving on some terms. Tie result will prol,a
hly be- the same ns in many former Instances /;
thu Indians will be obliged to snccomh To a an.
perior Inrce, and. quitting their old hunting
grounds take up their residence on the western
side Of the Mississippi.
THE SLAVE CASE.-i1 appears that ihc rol
ored man Albert, who arrived in this city on
Thursday last, per the Philadelphia cars. IN
charge Of Officer McCrerry is said to belong to
Mrs. Hays ofCrcil county. and was arrested in
Chester county, Pennsylvania having ran a. way
several yrars since. four OF which he was rm.
ployed by Mr. George Martin oi1hr Friends So.
criy, in Chester county. The cok,rrd man
did 40, receive any injnry whilst in the hands
Of the officer. Mr. Martin. who followed the
party to this city. has been arrested under the
State law, upon the charge Of harhnring aud
~aapnynga slave, damages fnr wages being
claimed to rt- smoun, Of $1,000. Ma:lin has
heca comr,ittrd in default ofhail.
Baltimore !Sun.
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General Notice,

General Notice,
By reference to the advertising columns OF his
per. it will he seen that am the Agent f,r the
sale OF DR.. KEELER's CORDIAL and CARMiNATIvE,
SAH$ApARrLLA rAN,cEA, RHEUMATIC LoTiuN.
couGn SYRUP, LIVER and SASArrvE Puts, and
EERMIFuGE.
--ALSO FDR:---
Dr.. Aliens Compou"dfm Dyspepsia; B an
krth's Pills. Collie''S Rene iy for Dis.
cnscd Horses. &c. Sr. IV,stor's
Balsum. IownscnfS Sarsapa-
rlln, Ayers Cherry Pcciornl,
And several other Popular Family MEDICINES,
always OIL hand, and Tor sale BY
Il. J. DELAY.
Nearly opposite Masonic Hall.
Sept ) rs #
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Ancruin'S Ferry

Notice is hereby given that the crossing at the
above Ferry, on the Wateree River, will be dis
continued after the lst Of January next
II. J. ANCRUM.
August 90 35 If
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Wanted,

Wanted,
AT the Rail Road Blacksmith Shop. this Fall,
Three smart. intelligent Negro Boys, as appren-
tees at the above business. ). SILVER.
Sepicmbcr j 80 II
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Resolped, That we extend our thanks and
best wishes to each Of The gentlemen who nobly
stood forth as advocates our cause.
Resolved, That the next meeting of the Socie
sy be held at Smyrna Meeting House, on the
last Saturday (29h) ofSePiember next.
Resolred, That these proceedings be pub.
aished in the Temperance Advocate.
by order ofthe Society. -.
LAFAYETTE DUKE, Sec'y.
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Reward,

Abhevillc Dist, s. s, Aug. II, lS49
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and Trade Town, to Little Cape Mount, for the pur
CHASE fslaves-and the authorities have made severs
attempts 70 capture them and bring to punish ment
the chiefs in that nsghSorhood for countsns ucing
the trafao but have not sueessdsd In sustaining the
charge against any Of them.
In the colony Of Since, On smgrsnt named Wash
ner was shot BY an African native In mistake for
bsboon, while out hunting In . secluded place for
partridge The native TAKEN tried and executed
for murder
There have been captured by H B. M. cruisers, nine
slave vesssls of Gslsnas Sea Bar and Gatlabah.
Her Msjesty's frigsts Amphitrite captured, during
her stay In the Blight Of Benin six slsvers three OF
which contained nine hundred and seventy three
slaves The Dolphin briganue In the Blight Of Benin,
captured in . few months five slavers, two Of which
had on board eight hundred and ssventy.sx slaves.
H. M. steam freste Penelope, Commodore Sir Charles
Hotham, X. C. B., captured large Brszisn steamer,
the south coast fully equipped for the slave trade
The Vice President had purchased another vessel,
which had been repaired and fitted up for government
purposes.
There had been an election held to all vacancies In
the Legislature.
RGovernor Roberts had not arrived at the last 60.
Monrovis In the Liberia packet.
The murder of several Librarians, at different times,
by the natives, had occasoned serious trouble, aud
as the government had insisted upon tho tribes de-
iiverng the murderers and the latte refused 1t
feared that war was the only remed,
The papers complain of the absence Of United States
naval vessels slavers trading the coast
der tho American hsg.-PhI North .4mer
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com MERCIAL AFFAIRS.
MONEY MARKET.

Wednesday, january 24-6 p. M.
There was reaction In the stock market to day
Quotations for nearly all the fancies fell of at the first
board. Treasury notes declined per- cent Ken.
tuoky 6's "a Ohio6s, III Reading Mortgage Bonds, III
Harlem, "a Canton, u; farmers Loan, "a; Long
Island u Erie Railroad, q and Reading Railroad,
"a Indiana SIS advanced x U. s. Ss, '62. u and
Erie rs, II. There were large sales at the deprecs-
tion.
At the eecond board Erie rs went up 4 per cent
all others closed ct prices current in the morning.
There all sorts Of gold stories current in Wall
street this morning. 1t reported change that
draft ON the Assistant Treasurer Of this port from
the Mint for sixty thousand dollars being in
for that of deposited had been presented
and paid. This gold 1t Is stated was the propertyo
volunteer in the New York regiment. who has re.
gently returned from California The bears are busy
engaged spreading reports that large lots Of the mine
raj received from California have been assayed and
prove to be almost anything but gold. They have
gone far to send persons to dersnt
In the oity with small lots Of speter who represent
that they received from San Francisco for the pur
pose Of getting the assyer to report upon it. These
CT the schemes of the bears to throw dscredt
upon the statements received from the most reliable
SOURCES in California; but they must make the most of
the short time left for such movements to have any
influence As soon as large amount Of gold from
California comes to hand, 1t will be all up with the
bear party.
1t appears by the official returns that coin to the
value Of $44 oeo made from California gold at the
different nints last year This about the value Of
che gold brought by Lieut.. Loeser and MIR. Carter
There il vast deal where that FROM and as
soon opportunities for sending IT, equally good oc-
cur, 1t will come along fast enough.
The Greenwich Insurance Co have declared q semi
annual dividend Of five per cent, payable on the hrst
of February.
The Northwestern Insurance Co. have declared
divide nd of ten per cent for the last six months pay
abe on the LIST of February next
The last annual report of the Western Railroad Com
pany of Massachusetts presents the annexed exhibit
of receipts and expenditures for the ending Nov
30, 1885,
WysryRN RAILROAD EAssAcHUsETTs, 1S43.
The receipts from all sources. for the
E2nensc. same time ......... 652 357 IL
Net earnings .......... se7e,7l1 Is
From which deduct interest on
Sterling and Albany Bonds .t26S,3s0 II -
Two Divid Gs, per cent. each $4,000 o3z8so "
Leaving surplus for the year, of s47,a3o Al
.rro this ada M yous eu rplus ...... 1855 500 IT
And ths tot al eurplus an pears ..... $3.50 1874 Is
By law passed at the last session Of the Legisls-
ture. the Western Railroad obliged to make all fu
ture payments amounting to $4,000 annually to the
sinking fu nd the net earnings Of the road; so
shat, making up the accounts to Nov. 80, eleven
twelhs Of $50 ooo s33 a. will be required from
the surplu. this purpose With thst the
amount will stand $ls7, 300 81
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AMUSE MRNT-

| QOWkKY rHsArRR-rHURsD EVENING yANU a,
y: sSHss sss .s . e.
sally seE.;s ME-. n.s I.yIo. Ansi which NJ
S:i asfSi on II s e
= scott Gsorss Ir: wsrwiet ". ssspao Miss Nay
c:.is Esss ssSS Pis s
:s1t'' Gallery H cents Doors open O'clock;
CHANFRAB.s NATIONAL THEATRE, LATE oaArhAs
with ts'1 %la AN Eh Ai Is
Ss:r ssiH
,:s .,ss etIz Nv
@ GsEs,li & =!
lsxo Doors open.t SX o'oiooi-oommonoe att.
M E aaaa HALL. No. "a BROADWAY, BETWEEN
sSs sPsH sTs ? S e
5st the oldest 10 the world Ii:
" sn %o: :, ss
sr q S s.Es ssn . a.
Ssn nmisss
sop rs :ens Dso. Spsn Il 7NConosrs to Commences at
soooel Manager Director T. p cHRisfY y'A'A''As
A 1 s;.s.i. CIRcga-sANDs LENT co. rRoPRIh
On And on % S
Ss% Ssis Mr. D. a as
psss
LA Previous to the Pageant will given succeo Of bril-.
liant Acts and Scenes In the Circle
Anoes OF Mr. eands and his Troupe Ponies Admiration every
part OF the house. u oents-ohidren half price.
GUN9Ls SECOND GRAND CONCERT SINCE ais RE-
~ turn to this city will take place at the Broadway Tabernacle
PROGRAMME.
PARTL
overture from the opera Fra Diavolo Aubcr
put stA. Lanner
Duet opera Noiman di Pars horn AID c.lc
L Over,,re from thu or..a ~ ~. NTH,
wandering Melodies waits (new) dedicated to the Ia
s. signals for the Muacai World Poi Poui Guoss
PART
Overture from the opera Of Oberon. . Weber
Tickets each DO had at tn: music stores and At ss
door Concert to commence at O'Clock No
PHILHARMONIC SOCIETY, SEVENTH SEAsON-THE
Second Concert will take place Saturday Evening jan
y, 49, At tho Assembly RoomA Chinese Buildings Broadway
Subscribers receive twelve tickets for tho
ciate members ticket for each the privilege Of
oil rehearsas &c. Subscriptions received Soharf
encer Luis Auo store 4S3 Broadway
JOHN A. KYLE Secretary
RLIND IRISH HARPERs CONcERr-THE COxNITrEE
- having made their final Arrangements bog leave to an
nounoe the ctzen Of New York that Mr. Walls
take place on Thursday evening s inst Taber
nac on which occasion the following have
kindly volunteered their services Miss Julia L. Northa Ma
dame Bottle and Ars Edward Loeder Mr. Strakoh Mr. r. H.
Coenen on the VIOLIN Mr. Drise the piano Tickets eents
to be had atal book stores. '
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HOl EOR CALIFORNIA


!cs . Of ..S:. r.. s:x A.: Ias spss bai.
s seov psss on 1s nth presenting Opportunity for
sssi other until they :. a"
thu the pas,se one Of an unusua degree of Pleasure
Apply kooSRs CO. No. rusoR n,rEss or " on
WARREN A. GRIFFIN 4 co.
Hol FOR cALIFoRNIA.-THE NEW FAST SAILING
s sfh ~ tens burthen newly coppsred and flashed
~ !Sursday The inst She ihSss
or four cabin passages s and offers atoms
the CHOICEST KIND and her
spared no ms tn the ns Of h..
Apply to the Captain board At foot Of Pike Fa $3.50
EoR cALLFoRNIA-TgE SPLENDID LIVE OAK SUR
an association GU: IN the ship as, main dsOs
Capt Cameron one Of the abet ship
s Nine ne" s
board foot wei OIL enc Gap
EoR THE GOLD REGIONS OF CALIFORNIA. VIA Cha.
s Tso1 s fine 4 fast g Gs S0ppsrsd bark Capt
The scSas S
SSs S. s The AND advance
ssxsd TsnsH 1s I Ss.1a
the vessel for fifteen days after her arrival Chages provided
majority Of the passenger. desire moderate psr
tie ship sSp On
ssF & cP1 % s.: ct S g RS
South street. y
FOR SAN FRANCISCO CALIFoRNIA-ro SAIL l5ra
new schooner Jane. Day Jane. NASH
$1,000 each thirteen are already taken lis intended
command the schooner ysar the south seas
' O1'An 'l urge Coles sss1 Tsos sSNHs w. stree.
Foe san S;n
port Of the 1T FesruaIy ns, x sSs
can Be in the second
w " '' & s.ssSs Co. ss. sss .s;.:s
neutrality-suspicious. BEST To rAKs' 1T IS NOT
should a.s' s inaa:y
In San 1Ss Whom %si:s a.. e
ASuns men before leave homes With art
al VI ss
In al commercial Psoss and it acquired Invest yOur
ss s @
the Apply N Ths N % this &
complete course ofhs Lessons in Practical BookI spins which
sssS: s 'ss:
well-oos.ing much es freight and lighterase. '-'
EoR CALIFORNIA. VIA VERA CRUZ AND kAZArLAN.
IN 5 is now forming to
cisco ~ ne above csp Charles F.
aOisn x. This S With them provision, u
a Nc viii also Be- despatched wis C.pssl with pisvi
the second healthy For further respctnr
the oompanys plans apply No Water street. near
Broad street. - ~~"~S "A I
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS AND FOUND-FIRsr wa |
s for sas Francis California We call the
BARK Bonnie Adele taking wharf
will sail the day after to pssssngers
nearly oomp!ete-a few only accommodated We
refer to the following letter sailing ouate
her accommodation are superior to any vessel in port
answer the character
bark Bonnie Adele and her abilities peror TO
California reply that have repaired over
hauled her and that believe a able
perform The voyage to California vessel that port
sharp built and must be fast sse edeho under
whose inspection the repairs have also atsfy YOU
in every respect about the vessel
(sisnedl wEgB; R0BERTsoN & co. Ship Builders
WEDERHOLT, Marine Surveyor
Passage hundred dollars saloon cited up in st.te
One the For further psrti
culars applyto SCHOYER h CO, ~ Wall rect
Bassmento OF the Seameus Bank