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EDUCATION.
HIGH SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES
rs ROdRDERS OR DAY PHPIIS

HIGH q Hs sSH00h T0 1k xo ay SJ HApEHs
il ls4a under he Of
ton conducted the best plans Of European instruction
n course Of study thorough and systematic no vague
are esoed to- in any of the various OF science
The French Languages under the superintendepce Of
French gentleman Of high literary other Ian
s o equa s @ he w
Drawing in every style taught BY the Mise. Allison.
drawing matters in Europe.
OF T% Ty to the sisi1''
JOHNSON HIGH SCHOOL,
Nsiaae, Street, bstoesn 7ialia and Melpamsns.
+ RECOMMENDED BY
Isaac Johnson, Governor of the State of Louisiana.
TFasmon Landry Lieutenant Governor
George Eusts Chief Justice Supreme Court &;
Geo. Y Bright. Justice Of the Peace
!; q 3, peBow Professor University of Louisiana
A. d. Crossman, Mayor of the City.
Joseph Genois, Recorder Municipality No. No One On:
P. seuzeneau :. :. No Three
TERMS.
ss R fS a from s. Is So s5 on aps m
NASHVILLE MARINE. FIRE INSURANCE
And Life and Trust Company.
The operations of this Company for IL has been
confined alone and exclusively to Underwriting.
River Sea and Fire Risks taken at the lowest rates. and
n Bip' ' 5ss No y camp New orleans.
MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Company
CAPITAL, 100000.
Directors:
JOHN NJ HILL, ,ALEx. ALLISON, IJAs. B KNowLEs
GEO. w MARTIN. JAooB McGAvocK, G. nj. FoGa.
+. FoGo, VIM. EAKIE, SAML SEAY.
Neutrality-suspicious. M. Bass,
JAMES J. GILL, Secretary. 'oiAf> 1"- iNi1' i'' :"
V This Ion established Company, with the most ample
for the protection of Its Policies continues to take
RIVER, SEA and FIRE RISKS on the mos liberal TERMS
at its Agency in NewOrleans at the office of
OBJ PICKETT. PERKINS co. 81 Magazine st.
ROUGH AND READY LINE OF oMNIBUsEs.
nN and after the the Carriages of the above Line
" will be divided at Canal street, and x@sS>MN
will leave each way follows. viz -SEESaNzSXe
First Carriage from Government Wharf to~As-5aA-sA
Last Carriage from Covenant Whalf to Canal P M.
First :. :. Canal st. to Covenant Wharf "a A. M.
Last P. M.
Fint :. =. :. Lafayette to Canal street '.'.su ~.
Fist :. Canal street to Lafayette .....ssa A. N
FARE-1o cents each way from Canal street. Tickets
81 per hundredior sale at the of Harmony and
Levee Streets Lafayette; of Moreau and LOusa
streets, Third Municipality, and by the Agent Canal At
jag J. B. SLAWSON co.
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SLAVE DEPOT,

J. BUDDY.
s1 Slave Yard and Boarding House, 15o Giavier
street second door from OarondeIet
HOUSE SERVANTS and FIELD HANDS for sale
at all times. Slaves will be received board or sold
on favorable terms The building large story brick
mouse, and very commodious Slave Depot Particular
attention viii Be psa to the hssh ald cleanliness Of all
IN this Yard. r<f
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IN SETS North's Timers Tools;
= 500 boxes Tin Plate, all sizes;
5000 lbs Braziers Copper. 10 Id. to go h. sheets
IL casks German zinc, 10 o., etc.:
500 bundles Iron Wire Nos Otto IS;
300 boxes Loaded Roofing Plates, 14x2), &c and TX
Bucket Ears. Rvets Sauce Pan Handles
Bucket Handles, Pressed Bucket Covers
Coffee Pot Tops, Lantern Horns Mica; =
feforaed Tin for Coffee Gregues Block Tim
Lead, Speter. Solder. ETC., etc.
800 bds English and American Sheet Iron Nos 70 To a.
For sale low by SAM. LOCKE, 8 and 8 Front Levee
myl0 Between CustOmhOuse and Bieuvile sts
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$3.50 REWARD.

TVHHE above reward will be paid by the UNDERSIGNED for
the apprehension and conviction of the person or 4
persons PER ha6onng the MIatto Girl MATILDA. or q
feet Or inches high l9 or 20 years Of age stouA
walking, and appears frightened when spoken to roughly
shs il no doubt harbored in some Of the houses fame
and have understood is fequener OF the coiored masked
balls She various DISCUSSES and names and either
represents herself to be Free has forged pass S75 will
jai Of The city. GEO. r. BEARD,
mh22 If Orleans Warehouse 230 Magazines ST
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UND l-L,aTORY MILLS,
MANUFACTURED by w; ?. CoLEMAN. Girod street
ltl door below Baronne New Orleans. These Mills
in successful operation in the following States.
o Mbssn ysh n. Ind
kansas, Tennessee. Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Texas,
thing for California. number of them have been pur.
chased recently for those " Dggins'
IF Warranted to perform to the satisfaction of the pur-
chaser, money refunded. [mh14l w. p. C.
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Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail. by A. & D.
SANDS Druggists and Chemists 100 Fulton street,
OF William, New York Sold also by Druggists generally
throughout the United States and the Canadas Price 81
per bottle-six bottles. IS. nina I'm
IL Sold also 6y SICKLES & CO., No. "a Mae.
AzINE STREET; II. KENNEDY g. FITZPATRICK
(Saeeessors 70 9ndreD Oliuer & Co.. CORNER OF BIEN
VILE AND CHARTREs STREETS; ~ J7RVIS e. CO.,
, mn 40. II. and r. p DU|~nh ~ o-'-~ns
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$40 REWARD
WiLL be given for the apprehension of the Boy jim
who absconded from the subscriber on the 9Th ~
DECEMBER last The boy about IA years of age. dark ~
grille compexio high cheek bones rather engthened a
vIsasa ND ,s snr'ghtly and intelligent. ~
fy2 RICHARD TERRELL, 1S and 0Ranks rcade
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STATE COMMISSIONER
FOR THE TERRITORY OF CALIFORNIA
VlNHE UNDERSIGNED, having received from the Hon.
L ISAAC JOHNSON Governor oil the State of Louisiana
the appointment Of take Dispositions. for
the Territory of California for the State of louisiana would
Inform his friends and the PUBLIC that hi. intention
the present. of locating the Bay of San Francisco and
will attend to any business entrusted to his care either in the
way OF consignments OF goods. agency, otherwse.
,e~Raf.ron,os. DAVIpJOBSON
w. A. ELMoRE Atty GenlIJ b. STEEL
JOHN C. LARUE, Esq. X b. IrE ESQ
E. J. HART & Co. DAVIS CopcoT,N e. IN
HAYES, Mcclure & Co. T. p WHITR Esq
JACKSON SPRINGER, Esq. Up. IRWIN Esd rfy25
9 All communications By mail must be post paid
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new ORLEANS & oARRoLLroN RAILROAD
A. l.. COCHRAN & CO.,

THE Can willie New Orleans and Carroton e
hour after1 O'Clock Sundays, if the weather fair
S The Lafayette Horse Cars will leave every Is min
fom the corner Of Baronpe ard Canal sts nlayl2-f
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NEW Orleans CARRIAGE wAREHoGUsE,
No lis and 100 9R.4YLER STREET:
CARRIAGES AND HARNESS of -
sale low for cash or approved paper. Also
Springs, Axles, Lamps Bands. Cloths, -X&-
fy76mdEW II, w HALE LINN
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NJ BRANDER SMITH, General COMMISSION
IN. MERCHANT. No; 80 GRAvIER STREET is Com
mssione take Acknowledgements of Deeds and Powers
Of Attorney Administer oaths and to take Testimony ny
the following States viz: MAINE, NEW HAMPSHIRE,
VERMONT, RHODE ISLAND; C0 lf.!N1
OHIO. MICHIGAN, WISCONSIN, INDIANA, IL
LIMOS, MISSOURI. KENTUCKY. TENNESSEE,
NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA, ALA
BAMA. MISSISSIPPI and FLORIDA. mhN om
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To mUIHEKS ANU MARRIED. LADIES.
reference to female complaint No female who has
to suppose she approaching that critical perod The
of life should neglect TO take it, it certain preventive
for of the horrible diseases to which sma
subject at this time Of life This period may be delayed
for several by this medicine. Nor less vaua.
bic for those who approaching womanhood cal.
cnasd to assist by qpiekenng the blood and nyeo
the delicate diseases to which women are subject 1t braces
by removing the impurities of the body mot 80 far smulf
ting as to produce subssqusnt relaxation which II
usng few bottles of this medicine many severe ssd painful
surgical operations may be prevented.
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DECREASE IN NiNr MoNru



This very table shows the OF
the trade during the two exporting Of the year.
The increase in the expectation OF plain aud printed
cscoeS, accounts for the great increase in the
sumption Of the material during the nine months
ending Sept. 16, 1912 The immense shipments Of
plain and printed cslicocs to Brazil and India must
have completely glutted tho,e markets. In the event
Of which that branch Of In Great Britain
rapidly decrease IL must be bsrne In mind that
the figures the above table do not show the aggregate
export each place named but merely the increase
and deere for nine months this year compared with
lsst.
In the reports of the Manchester market received by
the Hberns up to october 2oth IL is stated that
raj manufacturers Of heavy cloths had resorted to short
time. The Messrs Feilden Brothers, Of Todmorden;
Messrs Samuel Radcliffe a Sons, Of Oldham and Roch-
dale, and Messrs. Jacob Bright Sons, OF Rochdsle,
had put their extensive works upon three eur days
per week. This viii restrict the consumption If cotton
very materially, as the manufacture Of heavy
goods required great deal Of the material, and
the vast quantity Of these goods manufactured during
the past nine months had. doubt been the principal
Of the increased weekly consumption, compared
with the previous year. When the raw material Is
cheap, the manufacturers turn out coarse goods a.
rapidly possible any important advance IL cacu-
lated TO check their operations The advance realised
in Liverpool has already had that effect and we have
no doubt the weekly consumption, bsnceforth will be
much than for sometime past Should this be the
case IL WILL doubtless have influence upon prices.
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Our washington Corrs.ponds..e.

WASfiNorSNs NOV y. l-f'.
Mr.. Riro- So.,eos,ng Coaccra,ng Him-M. Bu,-
"u-Ihe Reason for has Deiay ~ Coming DE
PofoAes-Mr. Pcier g. Washington, has Meuea-
ger and Cierk, Sc.
In former letter, we alluded to the fact that
M Riyes was OF the opinion, sfter he arrived in
Pars, that the French governnieat wonld not re-
receive him as our Minister. although ne had NOT
then made the attempt So FAR as accounts have
reached Washington, he has not yet presented his
credentials. II was sad within narrow circle
IN this city, that the French gove rnment mad cane
ed 10 be minated To him. a slight softenng down
~ has former conduct, making this A stns gna ,,,s
Tor his reception. But Of this we know nothing
positively. 10 L. certain. however, that that gn-
vefnment was not So glad 20 see ham as he Mica
rsguans were TO welcome Mr. Squier
IL was thought that Mr. Bulwer would be in this
country before now, bui we are not aware that he
mas arrived II rs known that the Spanish govern
ment whlsked him of, the British minister,
something after the American fashion, with regard
to NJ Poussin. To send him m similar capacity,
under present circumstance 20 this country " was
considered, would not be altogether respectful 10
our government. and hence the British Ministry
through Lord Palmerston, having received a hint
were engaged. at the latest accounts IN eliciting
from Spain a0,suds honorable AID IL is said
That Mr. Bulwer was AT Brussels, in communica-
ton with the Spanish Minister, engaged in trying
To make arrangements with that view. II this in
teihRence can be depended upon add We think il
may the delay of the arrival Of MIR. Bulwer is thus
explained.
A large number of foreign dispatches were re-
ceived at the State Department to-day, but their
contents have not transpired. MIR Ciayton and his
clerks are busily engaged in preparing documents
to send abroad, and therefore, h. has lttle or no
iime TO entertain private company Tie has his
hands full lust now, add will, no doubt, breathe
freer end deeper" when the questions which dis
iurb his sumber snail have been brought to paci-
nc termination
There Is in the Office OF the sixth Auditor Of the
Treasury, from the Post Office Department. q
4 ions messenger. who has been receivino faor
hundred and fifty dollars per annum, for ten or
twelve wears. On several occasIons he absented
h'msef for an hour before three o'clock. and went
howeN "a, Lsg .eetas. 80 aatlos 81 a,s
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i."f sNNooNoeN~-NNrONNN0-N-N,Oo>
Another Railroad Accident--One MAJ
Killed. &c.

New BRUNSWICK, Nov 8-P. M.
The Philadelphia trains were interrupted at this
place, this evening, IN consequence of an empty
wood car having been run on the draw when it
was not quite closed, about o'clock this afternoon,
having just been opened to allow boat to pass
The car was precipltated, with the draw and the
three men from one of the city lumber yards, not
connected with the road, into the canal, instantly
killing one of the men, and seriously inuring the
other two.
Accommodations were in readiness to transfer
the passengers and baggage, with coaches and
wagons, on the lower story OF the bridge, and
after detention of about an hour the trains pro-
ceeded on their course
Arrangements will forthwith be made to pre-.
vent any detention of the trains. 8.
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DR. RALpH. AUTHOR OF TILE nPR.crIcAL pr

nR RALPH, AUTHOR OF The practical PRI-
ya,e irssuse sc, ~ oreenwich street Once hours.
yto HAM btosP. NJ, tsupdsgsf scepted.l Those who
spgy ~ the early stages will be ~ ersed at the rapidly
and httle inconvenience attending .her ~ s chehy
however those who have suffered from certain
Pc who can properly appreciate his services In sreture
nom its first. incipent It's advanced distress
- staees rcm advantages and very extensive
Tractct be afford rapid and radical which
source IN America.
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"ALLHALLA, &c CANAL STREET-MRs. KELLER'S
Celebrated Troupe Of Female Models of Fine Arts
consisting twenty pretty Gir and representing the most
classical works Of sculpture and design style. Sing
ing. Dancing Tableaux WANTS &c. Performance every
night at "a o'clock Extra performance Saturday
TEE FIRST ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF THE LADIES
Benevolent Society attached to St. Marys Church.
the relief Of the poor will be held this evening November
at the polio Rooms 4l0 Broadway. Tickets so
Catholic Churches Of this city at the door, the evening
Of the Festival.
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SALES BY AUCTION.

RULB0US RO0TS--W. II. FRANKLIN, SON & CO.
- will sell at auction Saturday Nov l0h at
a. the sales room No. Broad street easas Of superior
ted Of Van Der School Sons Hlgom Holland
Also cases. all Hyacinths from the above celebrated
sery N
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nR. CONvERs TNyIooRATTNG CoRDIAL-THE
~ great remedy for Seminal Weakness, Impotence and
Nocturnal Emissions 90 rnnous for society
business or msrimonys2a bottle as directions
and important advise 10 the married aud those
marry sold by Dr. G. 50 Third Avenue between Tenth
and Eleventh streetsN.Y 49,
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nR. COOPER, II DUANE STREET, HAS FOR THE
~ last fourteen years confined his practice the treat
uent Of merouria ar other diseases delicate
ne the Of this dsea and
n..asr1s.
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AMUUHMENTS.


RowlRY IHEATKE-BENEyIr OF Mr. j. wALLACK
4: sonssy q the 4; Be- ss'J
y: %1SEisf $:ss IN
ssr Robin Hyyrd Arnold Xdsm Warner W. e Gilbert sss
bs,S E ssss ~ a.is
Red sSi,: "; 4sTssI Door:
CHANFRAUs NATIONAL THEATRE.-rRrDAY
with KY
Par .: S n hSS shS
* sGsSsS he %u'is: d5SS. s
Ssau Part 1os N hi Gassr EqS
OF PL MTr PaDosous W Etiquette, Mr. 9. Taysr.
Boxes 2oeente Pit l2 cents Doors At Ga O'clock
nj ITcHELHs OLYMPIC THEATRE-FRIDAY EVEN
Ras
ter which spsn a III. 9ss sTsyls
Mr. Bishop; General Count Der Tcimsr. Mr. waOOt; Ami
yjis lbs
GGsriS M. Palmer sharp Mr. Sonogs. Lady cOarta
~. Dress Circle csns. Upper i sOaes,
CIRcps :--l PtAS S... ANPHITHEATRI
naess have been enclosure
s il pl.ss1 @ MI sssssi sss
i asd S a M
ssbateS English ciown engaged and will .Upssr on
Monday, 18th inst.
NJ EssRs. BURKE AND HOFFMAN RESPECTFULLY
lvA announce that their last Concert this will take
place Saturday Evening, Nov 10 at the Apollo Rooms
Messrs Emilio c. Halma tenorej G. Hinrehsen baritone
and II. c. Timm Tickets One Dollar BIO pro-
co~~sncs at conclude assn TO- ~ VIC ''''
MACALLIsTERS TEMPLE OF ENCMANTMENT-
W Chinese Assembly Rosms-Frday Nov 9Th last night
dame Aacalliser, when win be given novel and lengthy
programme consisting of eighteen experiments among which
the and Suspension the Air Of Madame
Macaister with many other and
AdDttance rs CENTS Sofas cents Children half price
Seats secured during the day. Commence at TX.
ERANKLIN THEATRE, IT'S CHATHAM SQUARE,
Admission Boxes 25c Pit 12c; Stage 5Oc; Private
boxes S2The above place of
ming under the direction of Madame Pauline from Royal
Liver Theatre Leicester London who, with her
Arstes will personate ofthe richest pictures Of
dern times. Also the Female Minsrels with variety Of
other entertainments. N BAN afternoon performance
every ednesday and Saturday at o'clock.
DANIEL IN THE LIONS DEN-THIs ExTRAoRDI-
~ water color Painting twenty feet by twelve,
open the public at 800 Broadway should visited BY
who DESTROYS to behold masterpiece Of together with
Large collection OF OIL Paintings upwards hundred)
Matching Machine in which chickens bursting the
she'll in the of vsters is also for the time
hbted in this country Nothing like this exhibition has
appeared in the sates Admission to the whole Is
MIR. L. HATToN WOULD EsPEcrFULLY IN
'ns % the an on n.
evsnipg Wednesday the 7th Thursday the sth Friday
the 9tb aud Saturday the 10th instant which occasions
others which have been New York He
also secured the services Of the talented vocalist Miss Fam
ny Frazer For further particulars see programmes the
music stores Tickets 80 cents each be obtained At the
music stores and at the door.
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m E DICAL.

DROOF l!-PROOF!!,-HER Is PROOF CONCLUSIVE
that Dr. s. y. TowRsends Sarsaparla is the original
The following is from of Che papers in
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NEW BOOKS, &C.

sNNNN~NNNNN>NNNNNNNNNo~N NNNN0sNNNNNNN0NNNT-N0N
NJ ORGAN's LITERARY DEPOT, EXCHANGE PLACE,
1v1 adjoining the Post Office, New Orleans. La-At the
above may always be found Books Of de-
scrpton consisting Novels History Biography Scientific,
Commercial, Geographical ANA Medical Works. Also,
principal Daily and Weekly Nsyspapsrs and 1.sa,iaes
warded with despatch Books mailed Prompt attention
10 order. : -" J. O. MORGAN.
Literary Depot adjoining the Post Office, New Orleans La
r e-Complete Arrangements have besn made with the
principal Publishers throughout the Union, supply of
Che works issued. IGN.
JUST PUBLISHED, (NOv 6TH,) TIE UNPUBLISHED
Letters, Poems. Sc, of Lord Byron. c. BYRON 257
Broadway; r. MARTIN, &c Ann street.
TNHE -THENATIONALP POLICE GAZETTE
Of this week contains the speech of James Brady
Es to the jury in the Kidd Conspiracy Case against Cha
Carpenter Every enc should read IT, and compasit with
same case published in last weeks Gazette The conclusion
Of the trial Of Gibbons Mills and his conviction
ton Of three sisters besides nearly hundred other articles
unusually exciting Only cents Office l0s Nassau street
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SIIIPPlN q.

EoR HAVANA, NEW ORLEANS AND CHAaREs-
I ras ns S aT.s @ % Sef %
sShsnet u ooT%sndsr wi 3 de:pa,ohed rom III;
North Fi1sS sssshIns u
mails Ohio carry as ay
Mails for the Pacific &c. 60 S the December steamer,
time
Commander, which the direct one from Ne.
OH. e.: :a:
s; .isA ':s
u.sa1aisd By An experienced surgeon
Rate: e P.::,ss to H.ysp. New Orleans
ssase-rocm Osr.h,, dining Saloons.
s,.ndss berth, nth. in Forward cabin.
No berth Is secured until paid foi fr.shs cents per GU
RHpyosp kATr. OF PsssAoE ro cnAoREs.
state,room BERTH n lsdies, or dining saloon. Sco
sss.T.ss. found with bed. and board.
Yrssis to chssrs cent: per cubic foot All
for must be 4; sSs W as
nail ..n.sp rSi;ss IsA Cry fei Come
mander 800 tons burthen will leave for Chagres direct
:s'S s:' ssS sss
the G. C. viii md accommodations and comfort not 70
Ss had other steamer and win b from
..$l
Forward saloon, state rooms. ....... log
Of i sss'' ans at the table, and have the privilege
stsersse, found with mattress and board 49,. SIS
Early application necessary 10 secure choice Of bsrths
0' ''''sA' VI j. HOWARD SON, 81 Broadway.
The Empire City will succeed the Crescent City and leave
sAN VIA o JAShlFe SP
1900 tons burthsn, w Thompson Commander will leave
day. Dee s1S S Is sSa
m ssr cabin Tor an % and and every
seeass has been hted with regard comfort Of
table WIN also be spread them with plain food
SSs Of 70 % IND @
GOOD S'r'h' as only %i,ss nrIS1S s oN be lssS nrpy
kMsk PssscorT Psesssr master las very I superior
for aimitsd sisersss psssen.
ss5 on 4l ssI % r S1s Ss sis,d p %S
on board " the foot Of n rtSHs ,rss RI Ola Sin
This vessel great Inducements to those who wish to
engage passage in superior vessel where but few
IL For San Franesco California The superior fas. sailing
surssn vii sal ON Tie i5sS Of soss%ss ' For
passsss only having sufsHsr recommendations Apply on
board between p'r' '1s fSr FOWLER VIII 3
EoR SAN FRANCISCO. cALIFoRNIA-srEAM LINE.
having bsn sss as s P.
datons for passengers In cabin and steerage will be de-
fpatched from this for San Francisco stopping Rio
Valparaiso and Papams on Monday 18th day Of November
at o'clock from the foot Of Warm For
passage tieiets, and all other information, stply 20
u. q. WEBSTER ms West street.
LoR cALIFoRNIA-sHIP HAMPDES, AT PIER 80
II North River, take few second cabin
only Shin PhLEsTfNF. freight passage immediate ap
posor should be made for balance " This ship will
have fine Dispatch Apply o. SUTTON, ~ Wall
JOHN OGDEN, ll6 Wall street.
CoR CALIFORNIA. SAN FRANCISCO, BENIcIA AND
New York via Rio Ianeiro and Nslrarsiso. The
ship FUDORA having been unaveidaby detained win sail
for the above ports Saturday the 10Th at two o'clock
r. NJ from tts foot % For passage,
having superior Accommodations, apply 70
RENAULDs FRANCOIS. II Beaver street.
mEDuCAGs