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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-09-29
The Changes If Life.

We encounter often in our gleanings
from authors, truths of great moment,
though conveyed in the garb of over
wrought sentiment. The following, from
"The Woodman," we cannot let pass
without presenting it to our readers. 1t is
what Willis would call ''breath from the
spicy isles"
Swain, vain are hopes and expectations.
We seek an impossibility when we strive
to forgett the past. Each act oflife changes
the man-takes something, gives some
thing--leaves him different from what he
was. He may alter, but he cannot go
back. What he was is memory, and
never can be reality again; and more
especially is this the case with the light,
careless heart of youth. Pluck ripe
plum from the tree-touch it as tenderly
as you will-the bloom is wiped away,
and try all the arts you can, you can new.
.er restore that bloom again, nor give the
fruit the bloom it had before. Happy those
buoyant and successful spirits. who can
look onward at every step, from life's COM
mencement toits close, and are never call
ed to sit down by the weary wayside of
being, and long for the fair fields and
meadows they have passed, never to be-
hold again." n. &,
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EDITED AND PUBLISHED
9BYT JAMES r.. M r. RIs .

. THE SPIRIT OF DEMOCRACY
Is published every Saturday morning
at 81 SO per annum, if, paid in advance !;
and $2 90 if paid within the year. Mark
etable produce will be taken in payment
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NJ OV E O N

The march Of Life should hsver stay
Z. All things should onward tend;
Man should not clog PROFESSIONS way,
~ Butts strive to move and mend.
The waters move in depth Of ocean,
The streams along the dales,
Aud rivulets, with onward motion,
Through sweet and verdant wales;
y - Move on!
6 The clouds move gently through the sky,
The earth moves ever on;
. Time swiftly in its course runs by,
And years pass one by sne:
Man, too. should strive 10 follow them,
In this their onward way,
Permitting naught that tide to stem,
But ever. day by day,
Move on!
Men may be wiser, If they strive
More virtuous, it they will;
And who. within the world, would thrive,
Must aim at higher still:
Let bigots stand by doctrines old,
The wise will pass them by;
Wesk minds will cling with subtitle hold.
But strong ones, valiantly,
f Move on!
Like water rolling TO the ocean,
Down mountains till'd on high
Like clouds forever in commo,ion,
That move across the sky
Will we forever onward press,
Thus fetterless and free;
And deening virtue happiness;
Our watch-word ever be:
Move on!
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-09-29

v1RrUE-to become either vigorous or
useful, must be habitually ae.siye, not
breaking forth occasionally with trez
lustre, like the blaze Of . comet A''s"'
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1849-09-29

sD 50 TO SUBSCRIBERS.
" No paper will be discontinued, ex-
cept at the option of the editor, until all
arrears are paid. Allletters and commu-
nications sent by mail must be postpaid.
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MECHANICAL EXECUTION
BY H. ADoLPnUs RITTER.

( TERMS FOR ADVERTISING. VI
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insertion, and twenty-five cents for each
subsequent insertion that is ordered ,
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dO8 PRINTING.

Ofevery description, either plain or fan
cy, will be neatly and expcditiously execut
ed at the Office Of the Esprit of Democra-
cy," and at the most reasonable prices
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-23

PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
AND SHOE&
CONGRESS CATERS ron LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
hess ARTICLES are superior anything ever before manu-,
featured, IN this any other country, for
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no 1913 rutroa srREEr, Hsw YoRK.
THIS unique and useful invention awarded Silver
Medal (ihe highest premum) al The last Annual Fan ~ The
American institute, for rs superiority over all others offered
lor competition
navy well every gentleman d taste who has fairly
tested its value, and ls rapidly coming into general
among all who regard ease, grace, eomior and durability,
desirable requisites Ia their Boots and Shoes II makes
and shape and gives tie hnrv part beautiful eleva
with perfect ease qe low without exposing the pania
forward and rGtnins IL IN nar7l and easy position
syl Boots and Shoes with dis Invention III The cities q
Rev York nsuokiyn 4Ari SsssyCuy.
CONGRESS CATERS
The undersigned Ithe first In The city of New York TO
manufacture this Justly celebrated and elegant article,
nlirs make them mp in an tDdess variety IL styles, in
workmanship une1iiaad aud prices defying c6mpe.
All other kinds II Ba0ts, Shoes Gaiars Pumps
slippers for ladies' gentlemen, yonis misses and CHILD
Teii. LORIN BROOKS,
Tx te 1913 Fulton street
r. SJust received nf Russian Leather ivr Gen,
dement's boots, both for Dress and Wafer Proof 1his is
probably the r 0i Of ia celebrated Ifasr import
ed INTO ie United States. t8@ a5
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PIANO FORTEs.

ia Baltimore, g. IL, and octave PIANOS, Of all pat
terms and syira which they can confidently recommend 10
professors and The Pianos by them
have that peculiarly Of touch which commend them
players Of every school, well those who dsn-
guished by soil ami delicate acti those who
racterzed by bold, fiery, and rapid movement
They authorized 10 refer 10 numerous professors in
Baltimore, who have given their Pianos trial, for their
testimonials In their favor, and they warranted la
commencing them by the universal appreciation which they
have received from The great number Of persons who have
them In In baltimore, and in the soul, and
rally. They confident that lley make an msirunent
equal TO any made anywhere In this country or In Europe,
and their extensive manufacture Of Pianos enables them
sell terms liberal and satisfactory All instruments made
by them warranted AMI they will be kept IN tune
year after purchase, without charge.
An agent viii wish Richmond IN short time, and various
parts oi Virginia and North Carolina, and will
irrs, which will be faithfully and promptly executed
maiuiostory 15 E8fss
ILS- Orders win also be received at factory Direct
and special pains taken 10 give satisfaction,
KNABE a. GAEIILE,
No Entaw St. opp. the Euiaw House, Ilalt
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TO sTEAMBoAT COMPANIES.

S.I.I The subscriber Is now fllly prepared To- fur.
nish Steamboat Companies with all sizes Of
n DmpIea Patent Centrifugal Bowers suitable for the
smallest river the largest class steamers
This blower constructed upon sound philosophical prii
cplts combining great strength and durability occupying
very small space, and giving force % the air with
much less power than any other Fan or blower now IN
use without making the feast unpleasant noise while In
motion The superiority OF this blower il at once manifest
any persons disposed examine its MERITS and Is well
worthy tie special attention Of all requiring the use Of
Blowers, il is becoming SO rapidly IN general use
in preference In all others,
Difference is The following Steamers which have
them IN use a
Steamer Bay Slate, New York. g.e
Atlantic steamer, Washington, New York
Atlantic steamer, Northerner do
steamer Robert Norris Philadelphia.
TO IRON FoUNDRIES, ROLLING MILLS, &c. &C.
The subscriber and keeps on hand fill
assortment from No 10 No, TO- and upward Of The above
Bowers now celebrated, suitable all kinds OF iron
works. VIZ cupoas, pudding aud heating furnaces for
rolling mills FORCES, smiths fires, SC.
JOSIAH kISTERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent Tor the United States aud
the Canadas, i67 Market st Philad. H#e
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SEAMAN 8 MUIR, I.

RE daily receiving from the large Auction Sales
"A sortment Of f1NC Y and STAPLE DRY GOODS,
adapted the best City Trade and purchased much below
the of importation, which they are Offering at rey
small adrdare.
They have also received by the various seamera and
packets, a very general assortment OF RICH FANCY
DRY GOODS which they invite the attention Of pur.
rhasers In their stock will be found the hoaredds "
Paris and London. e
They beg leave TO present their thanks for the patronage
so literally bestowed upon their establishment and
the public that they will strive secure continuance
Of confidence and support
II Is their purpose extend their already large business
and stimulated BY their nnexamped success thus far they
determined TO leave holoable Efforts unifd 10 ac.
complisl their design considerable amount Of expert.
ence in business has demonstrated to their satisfaction TINT
only method Of obtaining and securing large bus
ness, have !, based upon correct prime and thai
while, merchants, they consult the interest Of their rus
TONER'S they pursuing the only true method OF advancing
their own. ~
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TO MARINERS AND SURVEYORS.

IIAGCER a. nROTIIERS, No Co. South ST., three doors
Ill from Pratt street. Baltimore Manufacturers and I'M
porfers Of Mathematical Optical and Philosophical Iast1
"A good assortment OF the following articles, which
offar tor sale at reduced prices:
Surveyors Compasses; Engineers Levels; Therordoltes
Theodoltes Composers ships, pla Storm and Iranspa
Conpasses; Spy glasses; Plain and Double Tangent
Quadrants; Sexants Baronetersi Tbermom.tersj Log
Glasses Iiafhonr Glasses; Tape Linesi Cases q Draw
ing lnstrnlents Pocket Cnmpassen; Surveyors Chains
Carpener's md Lumber Rules Iaors and Sailrnakers'
Ing Pens Dividers; Protraclors Iowifch Navigators
Dlnnts Coast Pilots Shipmastefs AsaisIanisi Seamn,s
Friends; Nautical AImanacs; Lunar Tables; Log hooks
Shipping Papers; srannn's Journalist Ready Cucuaiors
good assortment OF Charts OF all parts Of the world
9aigng Rods Out Sticks &C. Together with large
aortineit OF INsrRuMENTs In the Mathematical line.
ns- Inst mens Of every description repaired or made
TO orier, inrne neatest manner. te
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CLOT HING, &c.

DEYLJNS' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
n. No. 80 John street, corner Of Nasaan.
THE Subscribers are prepared with most extensive and
to which they respectfully invite the attention OIL Wholesale
and retail buyers . ~
wards Of FIFTEEN THOUSAND UARMENISH.
which they guarantee he made with all the elegance s
durability o The hest custom ork OF the most fashionable
housrs III the United States andat prices NrAHs "sBnALr
Lkss n and ihs together with the Cash Sysfe or'ns inc
great pecr OF their most natterng success,
Their stock Of French, Enrsh, German and American
Cloths Cassres, lesfigs, bearers 1trseds, o. 80. v,
they the largest and best selected toi any
similar esinblishmtnt) IN New York.
Their work made 70 order they guarantee equal 60 maj
made AZ The most note merchant faiiofN Of the city but VI
prices corresponding with their Cheap Cash ysta For
II every department. they have secured The services 81 TIE
hes Ctfffrs sud W6fkmsp the city Affords.
''"' DASiEi a i DEvLIN,
% John street, corner Of Nassau.
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SHAKESPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK,
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm of BERGEN a.
4 GALABRuN, having refIted and replensed this spa
cious establishments now prepared to receive company
There hundred and ne apartments IN this house.
consisting Of dining Saloons sitting rooms, parlors, lodging
rooms, Nc The large hall may be used for balls public
meetings. The cooking department has been expressly ar
ranged furnish, moments notice. refreshments
for any number persons, from three hundred
be accommodated at the same lime, There rooms where
private parties may be furnished with dinners s,l
ers and The tables will be furnished Will the best the mar
ket affords. Liquors and wines from the best establish
nens in the city. Pastry and Confectionery furnished AZ
every day attention will be spared TO give sasac
ton Men of business and those visiting the city viii hnd
prices will be found 10 be moderate The French and
spanish languages spoken in this hotel.
JAMES BERGEN,
LOUIS GAIABRUN.
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CARPETS AND CURTAIN mATERrALs.

THE SUBSCRIBERS have just received splendid rs.
sartmtn 81 Velvet Pile Carpets Of various sizes with Me-
allion C-Ders and very elegant borders. Aso with
o the Medallion Ceniers, but with very rich borders,
prices nearly as low the fame aiily and quality Of
tarleting by the yard.
III rich Curtain Materials and Furniture Coverings they
have The mosi extensive variety in The ciy consisting,
part, 81 M
Elegant Salin Damasks
Very Krli iirocaielles
Snpertne quality Satin Lame
Lace and Muslin Embroidered Curtains, &c. &c.
All OF which are offered at extremely low prices by
St A, 4. STEWART a. co,
taT9' ttA a55rs os broadway and lteade n. &
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=. ItNnsEy bns rep,oy ed the buildings, No. &C
L. Libsrfv Street thrs store from Broadway where he is
prepared 10 exhibit with hw exceptions, oh eH"e e',
s IN sonable and desirable stock o. ~ H
'''''''',S, SINS AND FANCY GOODS,
embracing every variety Of plain and sured black colored
nRESS OBS Of every description plain and figured
f,.sl,mer,s and Mouse Ines, Merinoea, &c Also,
together with plain, eoored and black Satin
ra ssgy kSsS0 AND GIMP TRIMMINGS Of every va
Mi IrLS q ali Kinds and qualities, including SILK
pr,ehr Thibbet Cashmere Trkcrri, &c. &c. lie would
ea attention his unusual NY laIge and desira
ble sssoitinsrt II LACEs, EbfBRoiDERIES, AND
Ana he oi respectfully ask The inspection Of he stock
in by those who Willing 70 avail themselves nf
low rxicxs Tor Cash and ,steft Credit
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ORGANS.

l ORGANS.
HENRY ERBEN, l2 Centre street. offers for sale The fol-
III lowing Organs: t#s
Celtic Organ Of l2 stops and Of pedal pines
Dimensions Of 10 eet high ~ fest and inches front,
aud feet Inches deep
ONE Grecan Organ oi IL stops octave Of pedal pipes.
Dimensions Of - feet Inches high, 10 feet Wide u
feet deep. s5
pedals Dimensions Of ease IL fr.t high feet inches
wale feet inches deep.
Three Gothic Swell Organs Of stops. Dimensions of
deep. ss sj8e4lt s5,f} gsIs N4Al '4aist
Two Greclans Of stops 10 feet high feet inches VILE,
and 3 feet inches deep
two Gothic Organs u stops feet high, feet inches
wide, 2 feet inches deep.
variety Of Parlor Organs. III
One second hand Church Organ
One SerapLne 9. 7s#i3
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Florence's Hotel and Saloons.

Cor. or broadway and Walker sts., No. 400.
JOHN FLORENCE, Jr., deems this fitting opportunity,
y when many Of his former from The South,
West North and East, are visiting this cito saie, that
finding his old Saloon not large enough for their
iatio susceptible Of that Establishment due 10 The I'm.
mense patronage hitherto bestowed upon him, lac has ahan
dOned all connection Herewith and has erected above
400 roadwayl extensive and superbly furnished Hotel
kept upon the European plan lie would particularly in
Sn a,tellon y ue costly ana snsniariy beautiful Public
by Epcures Of The proficiency Of his Eevesof "Careme
and aSoyer who presde the Cuisines Of the FLO
RENEE SALOONS
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OLEOSTATIC LAMPS. .
II, CHAPDELAINE,

N 30- = T"IIII--T TII#1TI No INU dJU UNVAUWHET
TTA received per late arrivals large and splendid
Ii mcnt OF FRENCH PATENT OLEOS1'A TIC
LAMPS Of different patterns. Thesc Lamps invented
by celebrated A. 1hIlorer Of the French Academy and
considered the beet Lamps now in use These Lamps
are for sale only al H5 Broatway,. in this city,
Also on hand, large assortment Of CUTLERY, OF
RANDOLES, Eases, CHINA WARE, TOILET
MIR. G. being agent for the BROOKLYN FLINT
GLASS, is prepared orders for Rich Cut and
Engraved. Pre- ssed and Plain Glass every variety at
Wholesale and RETAIL and invites the attention OF purchasers
10 the splendid of rich Gluas Ware hand Of
his establishment where they depend upon being in
nshed with tho finest quality Of Glass Ware ever maniac.
ured being the only place where the brooklyn Rich Flint
Glass ran be procured. IN
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NEW STOCK OF
EMBROIDERlES, &c.

NONsISTING OF HIGH MECIIIIN TRIMMING LACE
u Rich yaencinne Trimming Lace
Patent do do do
do do do do
Iisls Threat do do all wiirns aud qua.ne
New style al n ohrnIng Collars very neat
Tape bordered lawn and linen Cambrick IIdkfs
IIemstchsd do do do do
Wide and Narrow Riveriere Rordfred do
Rich Neeftework do
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Figured and plain white Nstts, all widths.
Hack Silk and Cotton do do
do and light colored Crupes Grape Iisle and Iluon
FRESH STOCK OF
Ladies and Gentlemen's Dark Kid CLOVES best quality
silk and Satin Scarfs and Cravais
Rich Needlework Capes and Collars, newest style
INFANTS Needework Robes and Caps
Also great variety Of Evening Dresses, colcred and
plain white, For sale by s. f#t8
IVA JAMES MABBETT 4 SOW,
" Anniay ". cornsr Greenwirh stx =
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uERTS a. SONS I1TALGAlfa TED ,SIL YER
III S7'EEL4 and PLATfNd PENS--warranted not
10 corrode All who appreciate comfort In writing should
use the above beautiful pens they are Warranted
corode; and or elasticity, neness and durability
unequnlled by any other pens offered These
We're fret introduced into Ibis country IN August 1876
which time the manufacturers unknown the writ
Ing community the pen, therefore, had 20 stand lis
inertia Il IL ilereors gratifying 10 ,e manufactures d
acknowledge ihai discerning public has paid ts highest
tribute % their abors, and thai the present demand (Which
Is daily increasingly far exceeds their utmost expectations
from December, lai5, till December LAG, Is
$4,000 gross 100000 dozen, 10000 Of pena
Tie -normons demand for these Is sufficient prvof Of
The quality II Is therefore unnecessary publish the yar
ons certificates that the manufacturers have received from
al parts q the Union They may be had at Wholesale a.
the manufacturers depot, ~ John street, New Yor-or 10
Cornh, Bosionan retail from all Statoners in the Uni
ted States. eilgl arg54s
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HALL, THOMPKINs 81 BLACK,
IA TIE MAYO [dNIl d. Co,

HAVE Just received large assortment of Sheffield Plated
ii Ware, consisting In part Of l.t
Table Cutlery with plated handles 10 match their patterns
of Silver Forks; rich Epergres, Silver mounted with or
without plaear; Dish Covers; Casiors, Tea Kettles and
Irns; Tea and Coffee Sets Egg boilers and Egg Stands;
plain and chased Walters IN sizes from $40 " inches
Flower Fruit Jelly, aud Ice Cream Stands, &c, &c.
TF8S IN SIf.VE WARE, m
The variety OF patterns, and extent Of their assortment
much greater than be found at amy or every other es
abishment 10 is city and The quality OF their Silver, taa
well us The workmasp) is not TO be surpassed IN the
United States Their assortment Of Diamond anu other
rich JeweIry Watches, Chains, &c, Ia compeie all Of
which are oiisred sale small advance the cost at
The old stand No 1871 broadway, sign Of the Golden Eagle
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Laboratory or Thomsonian Botanic Medi-

IrpHM IARIiABEE, No. 90 South Calvert st. Baltimore
IL has always Oh hand the largest and complete
sortment o pure Botanic remedies in the United States
prepared under his special care his Laboratory
The rst erected In the United States for the special purpose
Of preparing 1hoaisonia ofaic Medicines, All Of the
pverzed and compounded articles put up In quarter
and hall pound packages, neatly labelled with drec
tons suitable for retailing, and upon better terms than the
articles be had for IN the United States Every
upon this.
nt- liberal discount made to country merchants, who
particularly requested call and examine quality
before purchasing.
nS- Tie various Treases, embracing the most reputed
authors upon the Thomsoian Botanic System OF Mrd
cine also be had at his establishment, BY the quantity
or singlecopy. !l1t&N ia &3H'f4 st#ItGa{ Pr s5 ~
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CABINET AND UPHOLSTERY
I,ST'd LISTT1fENT,

0UANTTN & LUTZ, Cabinet Makers and UpholstereTs,
have inform their friends and the public IN
general that they have taken the large, commodios and
attractive Bazaar Store, No 2a2 CHESNUT STREET. OPP
posite The Academy OF Fine Arts, where they now havt
ready for inspection large and splendid assortment Of
ces in their ne such paror camhe. and bptoir fire
nre In The latest Paris Style when they sell Al tie most
moderate price
Grateful for the liberal patronage we have received, we
respectfully solicit continuance Of The same, pedging our
selves greatest entayora TO give satisfaction TO
our patrons by The quality and finish Of articles, which
We win guarantee 70 be oil the best workmanship
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TO cU.MBERLlND, BRoWNsYILLE, PITTS.
BURGH, RHEELLNG, CINCINNATI, Hi
HUNTSVILLE, ST.s LOUIS.
A ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Messrs. Durk 4
IL Ces Express from baltimore 70 Pittsburgh for the
tension Of this Line, and after Monday, October 4th to
the above ained places, with mail speed The wagosof
this lime are all new, built with the cspacity Of 600 h
and tile best be obtained have been placed along
the line OF the National Kond. ssii f,4af5 4 WI 7.
Messengers will accompany all goods BY this line, and
that the drivers on The road make the allotted time from
station TO station, without failure.
All goods will be receipti for at any Of Offices
agencies North out arrive IN Pisbnrghin 50loms
aid Wheeling In 80 hours from Baltimore g xe5 ise
~ Goods received until i2oclock i,iise day. sss. $50
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OCEAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Tnted isfafss Mal Line to Colsss and Southampton and
Bfemen
.SSsL4, The splendid Steamship lfASJfLNG-
sA4adk TON, lD tons burthen, Frederic Hewitt com
inailurr, Will starr from New lora the 2d OF Septem
her, carrying the u. S Mail e3t
she viii touch az Cowes and Southampton TO land pas
eengers and deliver the malls for England France and Bel
GUM and will then proceed to Brelerhayen Returning
Will leave Dremerhaven the 10th October.
The Washington is built In The strongest manner, with
view being converted into ship of war; and subject at
any time to inspection by officers appointed by the Pres
dent both during and amer Construction.
She has two engines Of 1000 horse power each and
commodatsons for 10 passengers, t
Passage from New York 10 Southampton or TO Bremen
$50
DO from Bremen and Southampton 10 New York $50
She will carry about 800 ions freight, which viii be
charged according to the nature Of the goods offering Az
letters must pass through the Post Office Parcels, or
which bills ladng will be signed will be charged So each
For Freight or Passage, apply at The Office Of the Ocean
Steam Navigation Company, 10 william street, Of
Wall E. MILLS, General Agent.
Agents al Southampton, DAY, CROSkET q ROSS.
at Bremen 9, a. HElSEkEN q CO.
at iIavre, WILLIAM HIsELN
The second Of the line Is in due course Of con-
strlicfon and will he IN readiness In the ensns fall