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REV ARDS .

0sT-ON THE MORNING OF THE 23D. SMALL
~ Silver Tobacco Box lined with gold The Under will be
literally rewarded by returning 1t to G. B. Frink. 30 West
Broadway.
d + REWARD.-LOST, A SMALL PACKAGE CON-
pO tanning three stone Diamond Ring, in going from
John to Spring street in Broadway Friday afternoon
The above i'll be given by leaving at Stewards
Jewelry Mandatory, No Is John street.
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SPORTIN0.

MON COURSE, L. I-TROTTlNG.-PURSE OF $3.50
~ $50 to the second bestMile Heats best three Ia Ave. to
harness Free FOR all horsesto come off Tuesday Sep
TENDER To close Monday Evening, August q, at 81
o'clock, ct the house of Greene Madden, 1888 Chatham
square. Two or more to start to make a race.
Al. ID. GREENE, Proprietor.
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N Office TO BUTCHERS OF AGREE
Of the Butchers Hide and Melting Association for
the coming year ready and will remain open until
the Of September All butchers DESTROYS Of becoming
membsxs will call 1T the see No. 70 First and leave
their sisnaturss BENZ. w. VALENTINE
Secretary.
BAR election will be held at tire above place
Tuesday the 18th Instant 81 o'clock NJ for trustees
for the ensuing year.
nIED-JULY 18TH. 1919, OF THE PREVAILING EPI-
- demic cholera, JOHN A. BUSH, Of the firm Of Bush
Ckner Wholesale Drust 81 Barclay street. New York,
aged n years months. and - days
DISSOLUTION OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES partner
chip heretofore existing under the firm OF BUSH CLICK
ENER dissolved by the death Of Mr. Bush, the 18th
July last Persons accounts against In favor Of
the requested make settlement OF the
early practicable The business Of the firm will be settled
~ WV ''' ''A' o. D-A' l. " cLIcKENER
Surviving Partner Of Bush 4 Clickcner.
NEW FIRM..The undersgnsa. having purchased Of the
Administrator Of Mr. John Bush deceased his interest
in the Wholesale Drug and Patent Medicine Warehouse
FIRM ofC. " CLICKENERS CO., VIII carry on the busi-
trust by strict business and additional
citcs they will be enabled to continue the patronage
tended to the original trm.
In order obviate difficulty in accounts will DO neces
that all goods purchased by from the
2h Of July last should be charged
ded the case may be- to The new Arm 81 e Cliekeser
Co. CORNELIUS ': CLiCkkNER-
JOHN II. BEADLE,
New York, July 39sh, ls49.
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nR MORRISON rs COHFIDENrIALLY CONSULTED
- ell diseases Of delicate nature practice Of 80
enables him the vulent vthout
mercury Recent cured In three 10 s days No fee till
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DR RAIPUs pRAcTIcAI PRIVATE TREATISE ON

GrO0 Observation-Disclosures isPENsARY,
6OV @ Ann street-Seven years success Dr. Hen
g tsons Anti Ksreural Fluid 81 Golden Pins STA seats
Victims delicate sssss cured By vegetable
remedies opy-ther life such Private
srtrapss r. q. HENDRICKSON, MD
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CASTLE GARDEN.-THE SUMNER FETEs BEING
still smnensy successful viii be continued night
during the lith Week, with entirely attractions On
this and evening during the summer Sundays
eeptd will be gyen Grand Vocal aud PRO-
xkNADE CONCERT, to be followed by BAL DETE, or
Summer Ball Also Herr Chine is engaged ana will appear
the TIC ROPE To which will be added Songs Trios
Ac small but ecient Orchestra is also engaged for the
instrumental performances who will play selection Of
Overtures Marches 100 Cosmoramic Views bran tly
IN "a Doors At ekets cant
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CHoLERAi OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF BOTTLES
" Of Dr. Kenger rsmedy daily sold and
live. saved instantly resulses the stomach aad bowels
aoton produces preparation, and
9yes the patient Immediate relief Sold At Che depots 80
Pearl "a Broadway door above 0rana street.
PR Deeu ne
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Presbyterian Male and Female;
HIGH SCHOOLS OF GREENWOOD, ~ -
UNDER THE CONTROL or THE

UNDER THE CONTROL OF THE .
South Carolina Prcsbytery ~: Is p s,
establishing these Institutions, it is tho aim of
the Prcsbytcry and Greenwood Association, To-
secure scho:lsin in which not only the head, but the
heart aso may be ctucuted; and to accomplish this,
inc Bble s used as book Of study and rccitation:
In connection vii In the Schools are fine Chemi-S
cal andPhilosophcal apparutus,al IA cabinet of min.
erals and cpriQsities, by the help Of which, many G
cities will he s.sdcdto the student for acquiring
useful aE' >ccfnfsshel> education. Ample prov-
son Is also lnodn S6r the youngest pup!i. Haying
optalned Teachers of known reputation and ability
r"stces are persuaded that their hopes will be re-
nhZcdand therefore recommend the Schools 10 pub-
nc paro,agc.-The exercises will bc resumed OIL
monday the 9Th Of Jan. The scholastic wear
consists Of ten months, and is divided into 9 Ses-
s'ois--conmcncing Cd Monday in JAN, and Cd
Monday in juno. Students will be charged from
| their time ofcntranco 10 the end of the session.
board at seven or eight dollars per month.
RATES OF TUITION PER SESSION.
LIST class Sl5 9TH class Sc French $40
ed do Is Extra. Use Of Piano
Sd do 10 Music. % Cn,,;rron, .o,i-
| IEAclIEHs.-Ainlc School Isaac AuLp, Md.
frIliclpal and Teacher Of Languages and Natl Sci
enccs. WN.l.ogan, Teacher Of Mathematics, and
English Brnnchcs.-Fcinulc School. Ropr. An
DEEsoS. A. B. Principal. - Asst. Miss Mary
Boggs, Music Teacher.
TRusrEEs.-E. X. Calhoun JAS Gillian, Jno Lo
gan 'ho McSiees' D.Lesiy. Dec 9, 80 st
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Look Here

D'NotIcc.-rilo undersigned would inform
their friends and the public generally, that they
have this day associated themselves together il,
the Practice or MEDICINE
Whilst they feel grateful for the confidence and
patronage which has been extended TO them INpI-
viprALI.r, they hope to mako themselves more
useful in their UNITED capacity.
In all serious cases, their patients will have the
advice of both, without additional churgc
They may be found during the day, when not
professionally engaged, ut their Drug Store; at
night, at their respective homes.
J. J. WARDLAw, MD.
Il. B. DENDY, MD.
LhDDcYillc Z. H., Jan. l, 1S48. 4Stf
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Cokesbury Female School.

m The exercises o! this school will
fzssn be resumed on the first School day
EssE in February, under the management Of
Eaaa3 the Rev. James F. Smith ofthc Literary,
and MISS Esiabrook of the Musical Department.
MIR Smith IS u graduate of Randolph Macon COL
lege, and is well qualified TO give instruction in the
branches, usually taught in Female semnarics, be-
sides The Latin and Greek. r'. - .55.
Miss Estabrook is competent to teach both the
Piano and Guitar. -
The rates of tuition, per Session, are as folows
First Glass $50 Third Class $40 ,,o:. e,x
SccondCIass II Fourth Glass MUSIC 90:
No extra charge for Latin, Greek, or French, all
of which embraced in first Glass. Use of Piano
S200. Contingcnts so cts, Board 500 per month
By order of The Board, q, 5t - ~. ~
Dec %, '4S. II At F. CONNOR, Sec'ry
u JTemperanceAdvocate and Chronicle g. Scnti-
mel copy times and send acct to this office. Jan.6
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The State of South Carolina
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.

III The Court Of Common Pieass.
Ohm s. Iurnbull, who is in Custody of the Sheriff
OF Abbcville District, by virtue of writ of
~CaPlas ad satisiacienduni," at the suit of N. J..
Davis. having filed his petition with schedule on
oath OF his whole ESTATE real and personal for tie
purpose of obtaining the benefit of the uct ofiis
Gcneral Assembly commonly called theS Insolreiit
Debtors Act.
Public Notice is hereby given atsfiis Petition
OF the sad John S. Turnbull will be heard aid COM
sldcred in the Court of Common Pleas;
District at Abbeville Court Honse eon ihs,fhrd
Monday in March next or SUCH sotEsrs sfidy us the
Court may order during tho tenn sCnnmencng at
the said place on the said third bfSGday in March
next, and all the CreditoHo yaid John S. Turn
bull, are hereby summoned rsonully or by attor-
ney to appear-then7 and there in said Court to
show cause if any they cap-why tho benefit or
-l>~.l nll.,
'o''h D. iurnpuii upon his executing the assign-
lneht required by the act aforesaid.
THOS. PysSPIERIN, c. c.r
October 4, l84S. tts$ss;ss /. .30 If
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Almanacs Alnamacs!!
DoCToR D. JAYNE wesuuld respectfully il

.DoCToR D. JAYNE weuld respectfully inform
the public that he publishes Annually for gfa
tnitans distr by and ngents.
ans Atnanac,{ called IAYSE's MEDIc1LsALMANxc;
AND GUIDE TO HEALTH -, y. ..
The calculations for this Almanac arc made with
great care and accuracy and for Eve different lafi.
tudes and longtitndes, as to nuke them equally
nseful as a calendar i'm. every part Of the United
States and British N North America. They are pri,-
ted on good fpaper, and with handsome newstype,
aud are neatly bound aud besides being the neates
and most accurate calendar printed in the United
States, they contain large amount Of valuable in
formation, suited to tho wants of ALL and Of that
kind too, which cannot be found in books.
r His catalogue Of diseases, with remarks and di-
rcctions for their removal is really nyaluabe and
make them welcome visitors in every house they en-.
ter Every famly should posscss at least ono Of
these annually, His amaliacs for'49 are now ready
for distribution, Of which he designs to publish at
least two millions.
Orders lpost Paid) directedto Dr:;D Jayne, Phil
adelphia, will meet with prompt attention. r.
=; Families can obtain. these Aimihacs grutis OF 4
SAMUEL Lin Dsyyy Eowndsyille, &c..
Agent fort the sale of DR. ID Jayne's celebrated Fa-
emify Med dicfnes & ers 40 3! u 2sn,onths
Alp nderson. Gazette win copy 8 tines and
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Warehouse and Commission Business,
Hnnburr, S. G..

MR.. j. Y. PARTLOW having by mutual con-
III sent withdrawn from the firm of GErGEa,
PARTLow & KNIGHT the Ware House and Com
mission business will be continued at the same stand
~. sGEldYR 81 j.. KNidnr, ilderthc firm of
ST4E,ILGERs d.. KNIGHT, s.
Who respectfully tender to former customers and
Planters generally their services in the Storage and
Sale of Cotton, and other produce.
Advances will be made when required OH pro-
ducc in Store, aud their charges will be regulated
by u due regard to tho state OF the times
Hamburg, s. c., Octr 25, 1913. SO 3m
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Groceri;iies..s,

oSSA ASES1tss1S,5sS
NOV ON HAND ANDaCoNsTANTLY y
IS' RECEIVING, the following lsiticIss, wSfci
are oiiered ior sale, on reasonable fefss Sx III -
sO Hhds. of fair to choice SUGARSsSS -
10 Bbis. Double Refined, Loaf, Clarified ESlish.
~ Cd apd Powdered SUGARS, a
loo Bugs prime Green Rio, Cuba and Old Whit
Old Mocha do s8Nss
90O Sucks Salt, also Table Salt,
4o,O00 Lbs English and Sweeds Iron. ass'tea sizes
"a 2OS M Kegs cut Nails aud Spikes, assorted sizes. :
2o,OOO Lbs prime Bacon Sides,
5uu fieces BAGGING, CONSISTING of d6 inch
Innny, and Al inch kentucky, and Dun
Gee Begging; Also good assortment of Rope
Az Casks Rock LIME, ,.e..s ~. -
~ Bbls. new No. MACKEREL,
5U Boxes Sperm and Hulls TalIoiy Candles.
+: 259o Lbs. Sole Leather, marked good and dam
;i So aged Also, Harness and Upper Leather
80 and Shoe Thread, IL
Bbs, New Orleans MOLASSES, =
&, & Also, West India in hhds. do &, &, ~ Z'
4 hit lsaa
Powder, Imperial and Black Tea 3. Also. Cotton
Cards Segars, Pepper, Spice, Ginger, Blue ,Slone
Copperas, prime Chewing Tobacco; Also. chenn
Tobacco for negroes, Chockolate, prime Starch.
Negro Shoes and Blankets, good assortment of Cain
seated Chains, large Rocking do, Tubs, Buckets
Churns, &c. &c. For sale by
70 r ~ aS1BLEY ,& CRAPON,
GFOrders for BAGGING, ROPE. Sc. will be
promptly attended toby g, $40
u GreenviIe Mountainear and Laurensvis
Herald will give the above four insertions and for
"ara arc Dill 10 49, S. g. C.
Hamburg; Sept. 2 &c If
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Partition in Ordinary.
VIM. l.: Caa!plall, and wife, .Applicants

80 J. w. Hodge, and wife. ct al Dcf'ts
4 appears to my satisfaction, mat Bcni Sumner.
l. J,.W. Black land Matilda, his wife, Sarah Sum,
nsr, M widow Of VIM. Summer, deed, and children,
Elizabst, rucflld, aiil one, nTino not
known Def f'ts, reside without the limits of this
state;ltis therefore ordered, that they do appear
and oblect 10 sale t,e real estate
r., dc cd on 81 before fi,o
lst Monday ebriaIy a. Ds s49s sor their consent
10 the same W.,. be nteTed on recofd.
November 49, 49, d. I,ESI,Y. o.i!.n: IS
< Nov .ls4S Z Z az sinf =
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Erskine Female Seminary. !.

\fohmERLY iIlnoWN3As'T THE GRAHAM SCHOOL,
AsyA The duties Of this Academy will be re-
Hs!M sumed ontthc }lst Monday Of next Nov
lsSs & ember.2 Miss Wright, of Northampton,
azaas4 Mass, who who ha, had considerable en-
perence in teaching, will take charge of the Music
department. She will ALSO give instructions in
French. Terms ns heretofore. Lessons i'll Vocal
Music gratis.
"A number Of yonng Ladies can be accommodated
with boarding i'll tho family ofthe Principal, also in
other families in the village.
JOHN l. BONNER, Principal.
Due West, Oct. 25. SO If
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Lost or Stolen.

y ILVsoC VI DCOICIIs
VIE subscriber received letter from Abbcville
L g. H., OIL the l4th instant, informing him that
:SlG0 was sent TO him by mail few days ago, that
letter nor the money! has been received by NO.
The Number of each of the Bills are US follows -
mo 243 1913 b; 43 A; 495 b; l9B; 45O B ;
~ S29 Is. Each sf them $40 Bills on
the Bank of Hamburg.
otice.is hereby given to all Persons not to trade
ASss Ss S VIM and a % ksEa d EeMaFd T viii BE-
to catch the le any information respecting said
money viii be thankfully received.
EdgsEsH, Dec 81. '4S. 423w. J.COHN.
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Notice..

A LII iii'sc having demands against the Estate
IL OF Nathaniel Rowland, decd, nre requested
to render them in, and those ind. btcd will do well
to call and make payment to ID. w. McCants, IN
Cokcsbury, ID. w. AIcCANTS, ! Adm.
Dec %, 'lS. 41il MARY ROWLAND, Adm'rx
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G5,'sl'd1t!.Bll'' Bargains.
COTTON Lows AND GOODS Still.
IYES.IS ssssaL.sa.


WI. STRAUSS, Hes CoKesBMry,sss;
rs now opening and daily receiving 49,;
l. BROWN SHIRrINGS, from i, to 10 ctsssssI
per yard, ~:
Bcuchcd do. from to 20 cts ucr
yard, .--.-.--- .---.--..... e.. .-~ -
ia Lone CLOTH ., 10 and 2 yard, per do!lar,
Englisl, Prints 10, II and IS Cts yard,
Fancy Prints IL, ~ and 25 yds per dollar, ..,f
Is Furniture prints 6 to l6 yds per dolur, )
yds per dallar, 3,~,..:..@ '5-..ssS.sss
Iickings o cts per yard up, ~
Cotton OsnabnrgSS 8 OF. per yard Ii yards for q.
dollar,
Heavy brown and bleachcd drill,
Heavy brown and bcachcd canton Flannel,
Red and white flannel all wool l5 81 cts up; xsrssse
Kcrscys twelve and half cts per yurd, ~
All kinds of Blankets very low, .5.:s5 - y3s sS
Hdkls from six and n fourth t4stwShty ty.6vo
crnts, SSsfsSs5 81 s3s.ss
siawIs from twelve and a half cents up.
Wool sl'awls ifPPR q went -cents up to four
''ilas, La,nassigs. .ahasais, aa By
Ladies s craSuts from twen-ty five cents UP,
- Black W,ds sinncy Alpaccas,
4sssss md colored Thibct cloth,
Is Honduras, pluds,
..sfS Lamurtinc lusrcs,
s. Silk warp Aqueous,
French gingliams,
&. Fsgsfcd chaneftonI
Apron checks,
Lntlscys,
Linen tubccoth,
Dowas, $500
bird eye draper,
Damask,
Striped end plain honlespuns,
SUPER BLACK FRENCH and sENELiSH.
BROAD CLOTH, four eight dollars q IS
,ua4s uSalaafdsa ND hsaaiiFX haiF SsSd! SSSdn ind
Sa,ines from twenty five cents mp, .g gsa1ssssf1
Iwecds from twenty-five cts up, 81 25sgssssesSS
kentucky jeans from twenty-five cents UP, -
Ihibct, chuly. satin, horentnc and silk
PESTINGS,
stocks, -. -.
Silk and linen hdks, 1T
>ss.Ssl IRISH linen very fine and very cheap,
- Behsers rdeffno and fleece gloves,
IS Merno, wool and cotton hose,
90 Best French slspendcIs,
StSts&se;gs ALSO,
SNiesI jaconet, musins cdging and inscrtinps,
snAlSIss ribbons, colars, chelnsets,
g tasIes BBanYes, luces, bobncts and caps
Com taEna brnshcs,
Boiineis mud bats, from twelve and half
cents to all ihaItiea,
SEt 4}61tSs and shoes,
Waterproof and aeasi Taylor boots,
HARDWARE.d3s;;SSss. 3 ;SSs.ss.ss ssss,sl
~ GROCERIESFsssssssgsSE
2e4$S$SxS S$S$S S$55;5j,;sss !; Hssssiss
's@7 ToBAcco AND SEcARs, ~. 81
Together with we'll selected stock Of evcry
description Of FANCY and STAPLE
~ DRY GOODS, sag.
and many other articles too numerous 10 mention all
arc hard cotton is low and goods must be cheap
CONE and examine the stock and you will find
Prices to suit the Times!
: Nov. 9. 35 tf
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love OF Improvement among the great mass
planters and farmers. 1t will not answer OF
our purpose tosreach one hundred in halfa
dozen States. Our friends must help. or
very little good can be done. Some deserve
our thanks for assisting wih'their pens and
influence. Others should do likewise.
AssrAcnINE is said to have been invented
in Tennessee, by which planter can pick
two thousand pounds OF cotton a day, from
his field, doing the work of twenty hands.
The mofus operomdi is by horse power. and,
! the machine is designed 10 gather in The up.
per balls, after the lower have already been
picked by hand.
REMOVAL OF THE TAX ON THE JEWS IN
AusrnIA.-Among the many mpor,an,
changes which have recently taken place
on the Continent, is the vote come to by the
Diet at Vienna, on the 5th Of Oct They
decided, bya majority of 423 against 20. IN
E'vor OF the abolition of the tax hitherto i'm.
posed Oh the Austrian dominions, called the
''.ih1temsitc@r,' as well as OF the other taxes
levied Tor permitting the temporary rcsid.
cnce OF Jews in Vienna, or by passport and
police regu !u,ions. The minority is said 10
have consisted of German members. while
! the Bohemian and GaIician Representatives.
without an exception, voted in the maior-
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Wagons for Sale.
NOTICE.
Persons wishing

166nsoa aafnsy h66sinx@executed to the under-
;signed, an assignment Of dlshis accounts and de-
nslds due him as late SheriF Lof Abbevile Dis
nict, iof Fees and Costs from parties ia cases ss
Vel JPiai1ti@ as Defendants: Also, an assipris
naent number of demands, chiefly; It not snA
erely notes, having no connection with tho
it.s ONCE Notice is hereby given teaIl
thla t0 make immediate ;psylfenf, 10 III
MES II SpBh fsss.s:sS
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Chen 600,
" "GENER1LS TAYLOR NEVER SURRENDERSr" 2"
"A ~ ID ;. CO HN'S
CHE ID CASH S'VdDEgEI.
lP H S W Sgr @ r. e; ,

w y. US TyHE GTIMAPlEgW STORE, y
nan LOW akesu
S3ek GOODS i'll
ada
N4 circumstances
s can DC found here
Lo
s,rand
,nndcc
Soa J. COINS.
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Great Bargains.

0IciL DargtllnS,
DUNBAR & BURNSIDE has just received by
~ Kali Road and River, the following list Of
Goods, 10 which they respectfully invite attcn.
ton: Planters visiting market would do well
to give us u CALI. before purchasing elsewhere.
~ Hhds st Crolx, Porto Rico and N O Sugars,
25 Bbls No Cla.ificd do
~ Superior Coffee Sugars,
"aaiiA S boxes Louf, Crushed aud powder
ia5 loS bags, bags Rio, Lay"ara undJ Jaya Coffee.
IS barrels Mackercls,
50 boxes fine Cheese,
ticrccs Rice,
l25 kegs Nails und Brads,
4o,O00 lbs Swecdcs Iron, oil sizes,
Band, Iron, Germun and Cast Steel,
Wagon Boxes,
lOO boxes Window Gluss, all sizes, -
SUI pounds Putty, in baddcrs,
4,5oO pounds White Lead, Vernon mills,
barrels Lntsced oil,
Ditchcrs boots, brogulls and Ladies, shoes,
S0o heavy dulfel blankets, -
~ pair fine bed blankets, 50
kerscys, osnaburgs, shirtings and sheetinps. ,
So cases prints, all patterns,
3oV Soo lbs sole leather, upper do and calfskins,
5Uolbs Oak Tanned Leather, -
Iog I9g. coils ropes 100 GOO ponnds, twins vi
l25 bags shot, y 3g.SS q ~ -
~ ~ kegs Dpponts ard Kentucky Rifle Powder
Painted baeEsss aud tubs do Rnak z.
and Wire see binestons, indigo, copperas
candles sperm and chewing tobacco. suaar
chairs, wood aud caaslsa king c6arss md mn
ny other. to eliamerate.
y "a @lls bs alnaost aecesaions To- our
tFeM nf
sfs ~ s
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FOR CALIFORNIA.

lin FOX HAVANA, SEW-OKIBANS,
SScsE AND CHA6REs-THE ONLY REGULAR
MAIL LINE FOR CHAGRES DIRECT VIA
HAEAHA-The new and spacious steamship OHIO,
Lieut. Jss y. sehenek u Sn. commander, will b. dis.
patched from THIS port Tuesday tho 18Th u November
a. O'Clock, M from the Pier foot u Wanenst Norm
River, touching OF the bar a. Char-ston and Savannah
20 and and receive MALE and psssengers.
The ONO will carry the Government Mails Tor he Rac
tc. &c. ~ 20 By tho December Steamer rom PsnATna
Passengers may rely 90 arriving al Chsgfss 10 angle
Time 10 meet ths December Steamers
Pss.enkefs Dr Chagres are Transferred At Havana "
it- s'anch and wei-x1Own sl-AnsnIp FALCON, Lieat
H.r.stsne, sa. commsnieI, which makes ne fosi.
.sct oue rom Now-York 10 Chsgfes. Tho To7.ss u
On tde IL ~ days.
The Rates " Passage 10 Chlgres are much fedacs1
The ONO aas superior Dcube Engines u no horse
power cOusugcted In Tie beat Hsnner Shich ave sroa
4s1fancs y safety ~ Passenger. over any
runoing win single engine Ia sire, sLsugth, sad
spacious secommodsuons me OHIO 10 unequs.ed ~ sny
steamer saOsL
Aa eIp-ncnesd surssos 10 atisched 20 The Ohio.
RATES % Passage TO aAyhss EET-ogLkAHa
slass-foOm 5srsn. ladies' se.ooo....tO ~ cash.
s,aie-foom berIh, dining saloon. IS
5gzutes berth n forward csbin......3
steersz-, fouad h~d and oosrf......D ~
Nc berth occurred Unul paid FOR SfeishI y csnts pei
cubic loot
ssstO0m berth 10 ladies' 90 dlning ssOon In cash
sisncee berth 10 ID cabin ......................
5isersge berth ard found bed sad board ..... -
20 iOs baggage allowed for caba and bs fDr
Pssssrgers freight 20 Chsgr@s per cubic foot
AL cses FOR pssssge must b procg red ~ I@ ocs of
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