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Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
Notice.

THIS certifes that have this day given my son, Jason IL
Fuller his time, during the remainder of his minority,
and shall claim of his wages, nor pay any debts Oh
his contracting after this date. - -. ,,,,pp
West Brookfeld, July 10, lsi9. 2s9l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
Children that are Teething.

II is most pleasant and Desirable remedy fal Sea Sick
1t checks the vomiting aud readily restores the pa
tent 1t invariably checks vomiting, produced from any
rams
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
For General Debility and
Dyspepsia.

it is most excellent restorative giving healthy tone 10
both the stomach and bowels and prevents food from pres
stag or distressing tie stomach,
The public may rest ussrfed that it contains neither OPT
mineral Substances, anything that is in the least
injurious TO the constitution.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
Cash for Wool.

SCOTT & FIELD will pay CASH for a fow thousand
y pounds Of good clean fleece wool, if delivered SOON
July IS, 1870. ~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
NOTICE.

NUIIUE.
THE Subscriber continues the manufacture of Moles,iu
silk Brush, Napt and Angela
Hats,
Of the latest City Styles, with others Of broader brm
which considered more to the comfort of the wearer
wishes of the purchaser With article Of low crowned
brush and nal , particularly adapted for elderly gen.
uenlen, at his shop in Montpelier, where eau be found
City Hats
of the first quality and latest style with assortment of
Caps for men and boys with Summer Rough and Readies
and low crowned felt hats all of which are to be sold at
prices ranging low, according to quality.
WILLIAM W, CALDWELL,
May %, ls49 2of
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
DtG0.

In Waterford, NY, on the 9!d ult, after
short and distressing illness of two weeks, Har-
riet, wife of Mr.. Jonathan Hall, aged 3? years.
In Cratlsbury, on the 9th inst, Mr. Pearly E.
lisha Burnham, aged 50 years. Printers In Ill
inols, Ohio, and Connecticut please copy.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
Lumber.
40 n0ZEN SCYTHES
Notice.

TINS may certify that have this day given my SON.
L Lathrop l.. Tanner, his time during the remainder
of hi minony and shall claim Of his wages nor y
any debts of his contracting after ihs date.
sILAs D. TANNER.
Marhfled, June %, 1919 27.Q9
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
PELIER, VERMONT, 1S49.
National Life Insurance Conn
pany Of the
UNITED STATES.
SOUND CASH CAPITAL !
Safest and most surely prohtah
Stock in the country.

every respect equal any State Government Secu
rites, for safety Cenin interest," and far more profit
able than any Bank, Raroad Manufacturing Stocks.
EIGHTEEN PER CENT. CASH INVESTMENT,
Warranted and guaranteed by the Trustees within the first
year. in any event. and above all ordinary losses and
expenses.
An advance Of premium Ten per cent. above par is
guaranteed within the first year by the Trustees under
express provision Of the Bylaws TO all original subscTl
bers to the stock Of this Company who wish to sell through
permanent investment of the first hundred thousand
dollars Of aCcumulatng profits Of the insured members,
(Which will surely amount to double that sum within the
first Year. in the Reserved Guarantee Stock in addition
to the guaranteed interest Of Eight per cent, making
and certain investment of Eighteen per cent the first year.
over and above the subscription price, warranted and guar
aned by the most faithful intelligent and responsible
Board OF Trustees In the country and under the Most safe
and permanently plan of business ever adopted by
any Other company, either in the United States Europe.
No such guaranteed interest of Eighteen per can
obtained under the charter of any other Life Insurance
Company OF the country nor any Bank, Railroad,
state or Government stock of the Union afford sure
guarantee both for permanent safety of the principal
such surely accommodating profits and ihtefe6t making the
Reserved Guarantee Capital of this company in every
respect the safest and most surely profitable investment i'll
| the United States.
| Gememen in Vermont disposed TO secure a limited a
mount OF this stock during the present week par, (be
lore II is all taken IN massachusetts and New York;
once more have an opportunity secure investn al
second to no other IN the State Un'on application
u bank of Montpelier, the Vermont Bank, In Muntp
! mail To
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
GA TTEON.

Re sure that you obtain MRS L. KlDOER'S CHOLERA
MORBUS, DYSENrERY aud DiARRH(EA CORDIAL
and You will get tho only true aud original article which
has been held in the highest estimation by the public
throughout the whole county.
1t put up in bottles holding nearly quart ntendtd io
fnmIlY nse. md snll at One Dollar per boLtle
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
COrbiM's Vegetable Jaundlce
BitterS, ,,,.s

NOR sale by the gallon orpm., by X. COLLINS
June 10.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
Boston and MontpeIier.


THE PASSENGER CARS will leave Boston for Montpel.
chester, Concord, Lebanon White River Junction and
Nonhied,- and also al 10 and IL l2 A. NJ via Fitch
burg, Keene, Bellowgfals, Claremont, Windsor, White
River junction and Nonhfed arriving at Montpelier the
same day at 5 and p. NJ.
Leave Montpelier for Boston, by both the above routes AT
l-2 A. NJ, and O'Clock and SO minutes 7. NJ.
The l2 morning train from Montpelier, Arrives at Bos
ton ut 5 P. NJ
The 50 afternoon train from Montpelier via the North
ern, Concord Nashua and Lowell Railroads, Will remain
at Concord overnight, and via Sullivan, Cheshire w. &
Mass and FiChhurg Railroads keene over hght-arrv-
ing in Boston at the next morning.
For New York City.
The l2 morning train from Montpelier Etefsectq by
both routes with the Nashua and Worcester tain for Nor
witch, Comm and New York city, Passengers by this
train will arrive Mt New York, az The next nor1lng-2l
l2 hours from Montpelier,
Boston to Burlington in One Day.
Stages rn in connection with the Central road for all
parts Of Central, Nolthern and Western Vermont North
ern New York and the Canadas On the arrival Of the
first train from Bu;tcn stages will leave Montpelier and
reach Burlington the night arI messengers by the
second train from Boston will go to burlington the
motning-Ihc return Stages from Bost viii run to
connect with both trains from Montpelier 20 Bustoh.
BETWEEN NONTHFIELD AND MONTPELIER
Until further notice, four trains daily will be run as fol-
lows:
Leave Mortified for Montpelier at 30 and 70 30 A. NJ
80 and 50, p. NJ.
Leave Montpelier for Mortified att 80 A. NJ, 50, 6
and 9 IS P. M
9TFreght trains daily Between Montpelier and Bos-
ton.
JAMES MOORE, Superintendent.
Mortified, June 18th, l549 II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
Grind Stones.

GOOD lot, With Rollers and Arbors, at IN.
Il 9}:tf HOWE
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
Mrs. e. Kidder,
100 COURT STREET, BOSTON,

who is the inventor and sole proprietor Druggists and
ntsraries snnfd A. formerly in large OF small quaint
ties and for sale by all her duly appointed agents through
out the world
SIX Collins Rcdfeld Gmnns Agents, Montpelier.
Juy ia 2940
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26
For New York CITY.

0FFreight trains daily Between Montpelier and Bos-
ton.
JAMES MOORE, Superintendent.
Mortified, June 18th, ls49. II
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-07-26

10 meet this debt, and raise funds suf-
fcent to complete the road, the directors
onthe 9th of June authorised the issue OF
new stock at 50 dollars share, to the a
mount of 100000 dollars
A contract has been made with the YER
mont and Canada Railroad Co., by which
that road is leased to the Centeral, or
certain conditions. The directors express
no doubt of the legality of this arrangement
but leave it to the stockholders, to deter
mine the expediency of it.
The contract with S. F. BeIknap was
on the last inst, declared to be abandoned
The result of the road, 40 far, equal the
highest expectations.
For more than quarter of the past year
less than one quarter of the whole line wa'
IN operation; for the next three months
less than one half; for the next three
months, 67 ID miles and for the last ter
days only II ~ miles-then reaching fol
the first time one Of the most importan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17

shp May Cst. fs.0rs reported s.hors hsog
wa.dobofo got ~ Ga W-on..dsy sitsrnoon
u Ft 81 ~ Caltf sIp~usncsd yssfhsr
p.s..E split AID received oonsdsos dsnss.
sins a..
oasss bsvmg spsrE o.Aas bo-spr; ADD sstE badly,
JschsEnE
sns Ess Jsr- Tor cbsr..,on 9Th n. ~
.osA Csrs heavy boz tie SW ssted
0f.topss sntnsi bboom oil The
a.
shs Roy Pr.c h-ns fpf Boson "a C,T. Cod
taos snib q bars. su3 st9s. bglrsits
Ntou hsncs Charleston. Eroz01eo
reef wash from nofth out Of Hg sne sss b.
q ns totsthss
schr Watson az PbsSsphs iron Hartford i1to By
,eh Ben Doug sway Doom .pd
fifss.i ~ ssvsfsi stanehe0fs
before pftsd shos Cunb.'ss1 Lsh "a.
been sbsp5ossc captain fat upossbs h-r N A.
Pfss az sod bryug 10 ss'snush
lsQfC 90 D.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17
Arrived.

Rs Lowell tos PAhsssphsl srsdsrs-' csrSf "'s'' roa'
- ..- q. l. - - -
] Bfuctsusn1-
s,r Hsrrss 81 rY.rutb sneb.a cbsrsa's Pre- snsey Sc.
=, org s.y soysa Pane. sAosy cB, IS d, coal sos. Whit
1sy @.
Err Lyf. wsy GsorEso~u. SC g. ione.r bsg,r Psct
B,,s ,n.bsrg Cobu'r Pe'on q g. nos. W = -.l
gff W.Iho3ng smith, s. Tbons', y a. z.ass smfa
W .ctrsyrs u ms, Wstb. stTsuna MAJ jam . o.,
io-.o,,s a. sys,sr grsihsu Lett An vsss.s.
bb Enb.s.sso' Hsrs Geofs'to-nsc d. .nssf oouSe %
sHsssn
sehr Psfriot s--tnan. Tboassion, 8 80, Ins
y, ..br Fsvs,i HsE. Beunuss. d. ballast N8dsor CO
Len ~ Ss.s-s
scbr D.ls. are, Hoibeook. TaOuastob. e. igns
81 Gifs. BJston. Do. mdss ha1 % Aioauy.
ATT sarah Ram toa Ci0sgi ThomsstOD, %, im-
Unaor Boetiin. Tboms too. d ans
s..a- TtY1rns-ton. -.
srtr I,yds Br11ts Mswns~, B-'fssf No. f6s, Vmb~r
seh, ans ss.sn Coby. Rob pr, Mas o.. ash
sehf Afsdas. Roe Ro tpoft.n tsh
s - .r.D5ou, Psad e.on. TtonastOn, tos, lfns
fehr Dsvs Cos HI Bos.ob a. m1se, bad % Absny
8 tr Thous e.. Ffs-msn, Lsbsc q, plaster
schr Isens, Ross, Nschis.. . "a. lumber
Go5- sm.i, Sasu, - udss, X w Ropes
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17
A GENTLYnAN VINO a. haf q
= n, 7TToS ~ TuF PItNO.FORTR.
a NEW AND IMPROVED COOK STOVE

FT'HE PUBLIC Ar INFITED o eIsnine De prnci'
pie o, which foel Is burnt ~ his stove being 20
trey new sod pronounced by ofth best loges the
beat for gvng bes. and st TIE tine he most eco
MONICA 10 fUe Of any stove row 10 use lev Improve
rneas here set forth.
l They have grave In the bottom, the Goa resting
upon sohd sQrfsce No cold air 10 admitted TO cesden
The Ere
I'd The Ers heated before breaches the tre By passing
through hOt-ar chamber. consequently the Goa % al
Consumed.
Sd Iiif alright and 90 eonIructed thai IT needs no
sEirg 10 free from dusk and n0ne can escape into The
room.
an Ills economical; the application Of the heated air
10 connection with the fart thsi csroi b disinr-d ~
raking. causes complete COMBUSTION OF ne coa prlh-
cipe never before obtained in stoves
One Of the stoves stsnty IN operauop 81 ne
msngfsciory, IT WAtefs also corner South s1th and
Plrsi Wilnsrsburgh Sod Wholesale and reiAil on
the mOst reasonable terms Of any IN The city
l.. WOOD Psientee.
II afer trial Of two weeks the stove proves unfsis
setOry. Tho purchase money will be returned Of I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17
ROMAN EVE BALsAM.

FOR WEAK AND INFLAhED EYES.
THIS BALsAM IS A PRESCRIPTION Of ons Of
the most celebrated oculsts, hss been long time
In use, and 10 confidently recommended 10 the pubic
a. the besl ard most successful sxv- 1set for
inhAmmAtOry diseases Of the eye IN where the
eYeds nasmed, the ball Of The eye thicGy covered
with blood Il almost ike mAgi., and removes al Ap
pearances OF disease aer Two or three applications In
dimness d sight csused By aTed attention 10 inmate OBJ
weakness partial lOss Of ght from sickness or old age
Il restorer. and should he used by Al who Ind
their eyeght falling without any parent disease This
Balsam has restored sghI In mtny Instances where al
mos, total blindness. caused b. excessive Inflammation
hss existed for eight years Inflammation and
czuied BY blows Commissions wounds on The eye or ~
exrnneous bodies Of Irritating nature uLOd lced under
the eyelds 10 very soon removed oy The Application OF
the BasAm one tra will convince the ncred lous
oft. Astonishing efficacy Put up in Jars, with fu direo
ions Tor use Price = cents. Prepared and s0d by
A B. 1 d SANDS. Chemists and Druggists.
100 Fulton corner Of Wlhzm-sl NswforE.
Sold aso by Druggss generally throughout the niied
States o5i eollm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17
7NEW-YOKn AND Nyw.nAvgh


- RAILRoAD--iOn. and sf,er TnuIsasy
ne 0fce q the Company, q Csnsst Passengers Wi
also be receive e. ths se~forE ard H.Tien Railroad
O1ce, TWenty-s1yeDth-sL / Accommodated Tr.ir q
II A ID Tor New kOcbes, ham.ronecH, Rye POgt Ches-
Ter, GreecSieh, Stamford D1ri-D, Eorrs A. W-.tport
southport Fsited and Bres spory Psssnssrs for the
Ns7xslack airosd, A0rpisg TRAN ard from the WAY
stanors fos Albany sad he ssOss On The Housssorte
snd NaasatncE Railroads will xke this us sue s,0o
~ Bridgeport Express Train A. A " for STAMFORD
brdsepcrt Albany and DE HoUs.s0nie Railroad Nsr.
Haven snd stssiOos co The Canal Rsilrosd Hartford
spdoshed. W9rcesLsr, Provisenes aad BOstoa Z AZ.
eorarodstion Train a sf5A n for New .Haven and Ia
ssrneeine stsnons Express Train a. tsp N FOR
STANFORD, Horwak BrdgepOrt, and Esssatuck Railroad
New haysr Harsorc, Springfield WOrch.s.sr .sS Boa
ion Accommodation Train q; NJ Tor New H.g.a
had a. lns lntermediss st2fioGs Communication Train
a. r n ior SOruak and Intsrmedale stauoas Tyafns
= Nss> I~s. Communication Tran a. "a A NJ uorn Nor.
~ak, ssoppin< Al al The intermediate stzGoos z Ae
eon1nocauon Train ~ Is A. NJ from Nsw-Hsvsu STOP
Link o. a. Ine Intermediate S.slors Accom- modau0n
Irsla - A. ~ from Nsv-Hsven, stopping 81 ell the
raecsis sarons 10 connecfio1 with Traics from
tae Hartford and N-vHsge Cara Rsiirssd ard Manga
laea knrosd Express Trsia 81 u 50 r n Cor The
afriFa q tie Express Train from BostoEl from Nsw.
hsyen, STOP ping a. Bridgeport kcd Stamford Accom-
nodsron rrzn Il o5 p n from Bridgeport stopping AZ
al he intermeciats Ststons 10 e0nnecuco w.tk Trscs
from he Hoosilorie Railroad Aeeoumod sIion Tr.in
al y r. n Tor The srrival OF TIE Accom- ao1stlo,
Trsla from Bost0nD from New Hs.sa stoppipx AZ III 10
iasernedists stations ~ Paser zers are reopes,sd IN
procure u<ksls befors izs1ag seas n The ears
ni6r MASON. sfp't
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17

Tine LIFE SAVING ApPARATus.-Lieutens
McGowsn, OF the service under whose super.
iassndsncs the appropriation Of $4,000 made AZ the
LISA sesson Of Congress was expended for the
sary apparatus for preserving yes from wrecks along
the coast OF New Jersey between Little Esg Hsrbor
and Cape Nay hes completed the objects OF his appoint
msAt Boat houses have been erected at the different
stations, iato which ali the necessary apparatus 10 ps
ced and the hey given 10 some trustworthy Individual
living near the place. Oae OF the stations 10 an
leland entirely unlahsbited and the key Of this boat
house has 10 be given In charge TO man living the
main land, Eve milee distant The stations located
81 Cape May Light house, Five Mile Beach, Ladlsms
Peohs bssce, Absecomb aud Brigsntines
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17
EYE WATER.

THE SUBSCRIBER has the general agency Of eeis-
i brsted eyewsier invented BY
DR.. sCHENkENBERG,
10 the year 1893 This eye~sier 10 The most efeetus
remedy In ell " weakness Inflammation and ins1
nes OF The eye produced by hrst dust overereruou
Hundreds Of certificates TESTIFY The wonderful effect OF
this extraordinary wster-some from old men who have
bad their eyes strengthened and bnghteusd by ts
All hose who -xert the eyes dunDg night for insane
jewellers. matchmaker engrsvers, etc and those who
through sickness other zaon have had their
eyes weakened injured will receive strength and ben
eh, from This vAusb.e preparation Price 4. PEI bottle
Sod only by c LOESCH
Genera sso for the United States SCI Broadway third
soor N nc lmeOd'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17
Notice to Mariners,

Les, 1i.ors L,,st CosioH Houss Bo.ton Nov
-Th- Lst recsn;y erected nno l. e,
comp t-sfn1-d sIk A5ed Lh There
of order a- the Jsuusu
L.sr. Cobasset Rods 81 ~ Boston Light,
10 rocts Of ard
eItsudiak south Tbs depth
hss and isih When tts gst
sp, sctusts Light eheh Hiss 10 hs oah-sd Chss
showing hgh red srd The other vi
ssyssaoa order Of the dspsrmsat Masters % 'ss Pot
persons In;ss,sd, tts p.s
hereof r. GbssLi, "a sopsrntsrdsnt ui Ll.tt.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17
Cssrt CnIeu dar-FwIs DAY.

q, Gsrsc. r4, iss: y g. s. 1 20 81
c,sscir cocxr"Mosds Nos. Ss2, an. 81, 81, 81 g.,
az si'i hold q. spssi. Tsr% A1''' 10
UMrso srlrss CIaovIr covar-Bsfose judges Nelson
and Beits-4Ahsf q Neo Gecses Lac and otA<ss-Ac-
for injunction he a. 10 mail Steamship already
terea TO- The srgumcni In ths case wss continued M
Col q tho complainant addressed the Court lie con-
leoded that although 10 esse, time az specified which
msn Of coauaei and irust shows the Intention have
beea thsi ths tusi should eemmenee The the
ssS siss ssa ia sf coz a. css 81 iPs
three uustess Mr Law and Mr. ROheTls being the OH
srsl should have been admitted 10 share OF the man
ssepeni OF The vessels registered az bGS being The
words OF tho ecntrsst IN The OF the and
any ohsS doctrine would leave entirely al The opor
The parcs agreeing 10 bald 10 say When the trust sboad
commsnce &C, alec bat there was 20 danger In admitting
Col So rshG account Of bic debts The could
not be diverted from the OBJECT intended To be eo5clad
ID this forenoon
sxrssss Covsr. - GENERA Term. - SsssxAeA
Islks and others vs Hadsos Ris~ fsa Rsss Co Motion
fof injunction rcstrsin the company cm laying Down
sny fss in Aadson Ct. between Cana and Chan
ees and TO compel them 10 tshe up hose slresdy lsd
dova When ,he ipiuaeon wss ssked FOE, The company
he'd lad down bat single sct but since The they have
completed The double ,rses The allegation behalf o.
the eempis hsi tho street ea - 10 50 feet vice
The eu,b stoues Of which The double and
esrs viii take feet leaving bar or feet "a each
sias end ina, will be dangerous life and limb and
isrS&s The value OF property &C. Argument
1eocee 70 DO ecauneed this forenooo Fer comp .insns
heses Tthow, z sanford and Caitinx. Foo defs1d-
ants. nsssts o'Ccnef and Lord.
,csvsr~ oxxes pts~-Bsfsre Judge iagrshsnl-
sss No W yAs N WssS-A,gion In roSer, 10 recover
ISL v,n asesss,, lass t2ce pad sha measy 4 e a.
= s'ss Ssd By s.s.sS ,S., NJ (. rs
$3.50 .sS ~ s.ss cary ga, 10 Lsf.s tsea.s
sss Ss .asS a . .ss sSs Sars .sSr
s,ss one :, S.sss.. owase is AID seS acre,
Ss ss ss,.. =. s. aisas'so s S.ssS. well .ee.e
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17
STOVE. LANTERN MANUFACTURERS

SHEkT ISINGLAss, OK MIJA-
L'OR COMPASS, Cards signal Batile. Engue,
Il Common and other Lsnlerus, Stove, Furnace Doors
&c kc-The shove article il superior to anything ever
used for the above purposes, on account OF not
breaking or burning, but standing The most intsnse
Also Safety Lanterns Of various szes-a very su
penor article warranted TO breat by falling aud
decidedly The safest cheapest best Of the Kind IN use
Also safety Lamps-an excellent srtcls, By The DOZEN
single any quantity Constantly Tor sac on the most
reasonable terms, al 81 UniOnst up ssir Boston Mass
GEORGE Il RUGGLES.
NB-The Isingsss, or M!ca, will he cut 70 any rea-
sonsble size, II requested Al orders for The articles
promptly attended 20. and thankful received.
n21 lNfsA I'M TIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-17
fUK CALIFORNIA.


~fSS>x FOX HAVANA, NEW -ORIEANr,
<EEIN AND CHAGREs-THE ONLY kE0ULAk
MAIL LINE FOR CHAGkEs DIRECT VA
HAVANA.-The new and spacious steenehlp ONO,
Lieut. JAs Y schench U sN. sander, vii be ils-
patched from this port Thursday he SIh Of December
River, touching Of tho bar al Charleston and Savannah
land and receive malls and pssfsngefs
The Ohio will carry the Government mht tor me rscf
&c, sc 10 20 by the January steamers rom Panama
Passengers may rely on arriving Of Chsgres 10 amps
dine TO meet the January steamers
Passengers for ChggTss are transferred al Havana
the stsneh and wellknOwn ste anship FALCON, LIesl
Hartsiene UsN commander, which makes The toois .
direct Oce from Nsw-fers TO Chages. The yoyA<s
made In II days
Tho Rates Of Passage 10 Chzsrss ore much reduced.
power constructed 10 The best manner hieh give grez
Of safety TO psss-nges over any ses sesne
rlnoiDg with single engine. 10 siIe, strength nt
spacious accommodations Tho Ohio 10 unegusled 5y an
sea steamer sAoSt.
Ar s1peraLced surgeon 10 attached 10 the Ohio.
zArIs o. PASSAGE TO HAvASA. sEw OgLEAu
State room BERTH ladies ssloOu....t10 SIS cash
stale-rOom berth, dining ssloOn......7O ~
SIandeo berth IN forward csbin.....3 O. -
sesfsgs, found bed and bOGrd......2 -
No berth 10 sacIred until paid FOR freight y
cubic foot All bills OF aoing must be sigped or board
the ship.
sEDvcsD RATS o. PASSAGE To cHAssEs
STATE ROOM berth "a iad.ss dinng s cash
Standee berth Ia ~ csln OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
BIeefags berth and found bed and board ...n... t.
80 he baggage allowed for czbia aud 90 b. for sloef
passsnges. treigh 70 Chses 20 per cnbc foot
All ckets Tor passage nuG b procured NE Once u
tho Company N. o. ROBERTS, ll8 Weslsl
MS DDS
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EA.HIOsABLE AND CHEAP-A NAB
DAVIES 30 Eo~sry and lsS Fzllonst have r-eeiy-S
~ recent ar Vels sp-nfid sss0rte1g q curtain male
rks q every description, acs ard eahr1ter.d r-a.I-
enrtsins Sindow eoruic-s bEndf Efnps. Ac Also win.
3owshaces and paper Aangnga TIE suSsrbe-, \. vtns
received he Above pools croct from he nsnfrs,r~,.
so1 pdrehAs-d for cash. enabled % DER th- 1900
SAFE % retail - per cent over thzn any other est.hh
eat ne ny 40 manufacturers Of pure hsr and olh-
s-ry aE1- Ana DAVIS UpAolsssTs rs'
On iEieod' 20 B0very and ls5 Fzlion-s;
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HoUsE-YEEPIHG ARTICLES.

THE UNDERSIGNED have very lIge and splendid
Il assortment OF house keeping articles comprising in
part TN ware ApGnned ware Britannia Tsre hardware,
tea trays Of a. descriptions dinner and Tea bells coffee
and lea urus tGbecuery 10 fu SETS broOms, brushes
mAts busters sponge-5ALhs, hAnd-bel0wf, enAneed
ware hOoWwsre, shovel and tongs poksrs eOs-scules
and al the useful articles Ia housekeeping Hotels,
dining saloons Paekeships ard steam oas' hsd out al
shors nouce. ard al very .ow prices
B. As tn propreiors are he manufacturers Of al us
le.dug articles "a heir line they confident hey
furnish them lower wholesale retail nan any other
house 10 ne city T SMITH 4 CO
o. lrn.od - Fui,ca-st on- door from Gold.
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COAL.

EOAIs-Red Ash, nut. 81 81 ls-ge nut. IS 25 stove
- and egg Lehgh stove ana egg o. 81 less from hcAts
Also, Liverpool ard Cumberland Goals yArds al ucdcr
sheds 53 BOwery and cor HsmmeTsley and Bedtort-sL
OH I'm JACOB WEEKS
rOAL.-I sui continue to deliver the beet qnaity Of
Nuove and egg Coal Peach Orchard, Al - 81 per TN,
well screened and dry from under sh-ds; from boats
As g per tun PETER CLINTON,
no I'M Corner % KING and q Greenwich stf