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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1849-01-11
TERMS OF PUBLICATION.

TERMS OF PUBLICATION.
For one year, if paid in advance, 81 90
IF not paid before the close of the wear, w
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
One square, az lines or less) One Dollar for the
hrst and so cents for each subsequent insertion.
Liberal deductions made to Merchants and
others who advertise by the year.
JOB PRINTING,
or every description, executed with neatnes and
DESPATCH on reasonable terms.
30 JUSTICES BLANKS AND BLANK DEEDS,
Neatly executed, kept constantly on hand, and
for sale low.
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AGENCY.

l. he will attend to paying Taxes for non.resi-
dents on lands in Randolph County, Mo-; and will
attend to the collection of all claims in the Ran
dolph County Court against the estates OF deceas-
ed persons; and will also act as General Agent
for all who entrust business TO his care. Letters
should be postpaid to insure attention.
TERRY BRADLEY.
Huntsville, Mo-, Nov, 90, 1913.
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EDITORS & PROPRIETORs.
Number As.

generally select one, two, or at most three
or four kinds which are Of standard demand
IN market, good yieiders, and proved to
grow IN perfection where cultivated, and
conhne themselves entirely to these. They
see mat they are properly set Out, properly
manfred, the land properly cultivated
among them, properly trimmed, and prop.
erIy managed IN every particular, and thew
are sure to find an abundant supply of
choice fruit, on their trees in the autumn.
A gentleman within our knowledge, has
a small orchard on the Hudson river. Of
less than seven acres which produces from
$500 10 $3.50 worth Of apples annually
This is not one year Of plenty and another
or two of famine, but it is steady, regular
average yield. This man does not have,
what we hear often called by hap-hazard
farmers bearing years, or rather he has no
other. And all this is secured by the sim
plest process, viz: good management. He
scrapes the trunks Of his trees every wear
and Immediately and before the insects and
their Iarve can find hiding place when thus
exposed. He gives them a thorough drench.
ing of wood ashes, and hot water, as thick
as it can be made to run freely from a white
wash brush. This practice, with lime oc.
caslonaIIy added about The roots at the
trunk. withthe management we have before
indicated gives the satisfactory results we
have mentioned After carefully hand
picking his apples, he heads them up in bar
reIs. with few auger holes in each end,
which arc then thrown upon their biIge, or
sides, and allowed to remain exposed to the
weather under the trees till there is danger
Of freezing, when they are housed if not
previously soId-Amer. Agriculturist
HAULING OFT MANURE IN THE FALL
Many farmers cart off their summer made
manure in autumn and leave il in scattered
and unprotected heaps, in the fields. This
we consider bad economy, unless the heaps
are protected ofloam. By sowing a Lushel
or two of gypsum over the surface of these
heaps, and then superinducing Top LAYING
of Ioam, the loss resulting from the evapo.
Grafton or escape Of the fertilizing gases
will be obviated, and unless the weather be
very wet, the deterioration consequent upon
exposure will be Of little account Even in
the yards manure should never be exposed
openly in the air. Every fresh addition of
excrement should be protected by new
layer of mould. This. as il readily absorbs
the volatile gases which are ever striving
TO escape into the atmosphere, will itself
become rich, and may be applied with ami.
NAL excrement, advantaCeouslv 10 all crops
requiring the assistance and support of Ell.
Their vegetable or animal manures. Gvp-
sum arrests the ammonia which SO copious-
~ escapes from animal excrement while in
a Putrtac'ive state. and retains thom for
the benefit and subsistence of the crops to
which it is applicable.
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B. n. white,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,

CARRoLLToN, Missouri.
VNTILL give prompt attention to all business
w entrusted to him, in the Courts Of Carroll
aud adjoining counties. octl9-32
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Glasgow Weekly Times.

- PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY by
CLARK H. GREEN & PAUL SHIRLEY.
Office, up stairs, neat door to Crenshdic's Hotel:
.f. Entrance, Water Street.
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DOct. James L.. Dunn,

OFFERS his professiona! services to the citi-
Ozens of Fayette and the surrounding coun-
try. Office on Crigar's row.
August 5, lS4S.
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John III. Potts,

DENTAL SURGEON,
ST. LOUIS, Missouri
GrOfice No. 10, Locust street, between Fourth
and Fifth streets, first door west Of Odd Fellows
Hall. October 5, lS4S.--3lm3.
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OLD ORCHARDS.

1fyou have an old Gerhard, examine
your trees. If there be moss on them, or
the bark is rough and scaly, scrape them,
and apply coating composed of the fol.
lowing mixture, made in the proportion of
one gaIlen ofsoit soap. one pound of salt.
and one pound of ulphur, to be well mixed
together before being put on, which can be
done with white-wash brush. Care mus,
be taken 10 apply it 10 the entire trunk of
the tree from the roots up the crotch.
lfyou have neglected your trees, dig up
the earth around them all round the trunk
for the distance of three feet; and give to
each tree about bushel of a compost made
of equal parts of stable manure and mould
from the woods, or what is equally good
marsh mud. Upon the top of this slrew
half peck of lime, or The same quantity
of lime and ashes.-Sun of Temp.
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APPLE ORcuARDs-We are glad 10 no.
tice at length, that we are getting the right
class of men hold of our apple orchards
The subject is becoming reduced TO science
and man who does not make his trees
grow rapidly and produce abundantly, may
possibly pass for a worthy, honest man. if
not otherwise disqualified for the title, but
he must be put down as great ignoramous,
and mos, negligent, slovenly manager, so
far at least, as the subject of fruit is con-
cerned.
People who pay attention to their fruit
trees are sure 10 make them bear. We have
a glorious fruit soil and climate, the best on
the face of the globe, and we ought to pro-
duce in it such quantities that every house.
hold should be profusely supplied with the
choicest varieties throughout the year. The
best may be as easily raised as the worst.
as the trees of such are not unfrequenlly
the greatest bearers.
Shrewd men, who raise fruit for sale, no W
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THOS. SHACKELFORD,
Dr. John WI. RsrOnaugh,

III AVlNG permanently located in Glasgow, res
IL pectfnlly offers his professional services to
the citizens of the city and vicinity.
Office in the Drug Store of Digges g. Horsley
Glasgow, Nov 2, 1913.
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John ID. Perry,

Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
GLASGOW, MO.
II EEPS constantly on hand full supply o.
IN fresh groceries, liquors, &c. &c.
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TO sTEAMBoAT COMPANIES.

a.lsIf The subscriber Is now fully prepared to fur
Gs6flYiSa8 nsh Steamboat Companies with nil sizes Of
~ r. Dnprls Patent Centrifugal Blowers, suitable for the
smallest river boats the largest class steamers
cples combninf great strength and durability, occupying
very small Space and giving greater force 10 the air with
much less power than other Fan or Blower now IN
notion The superiority OF this blower is at once manifest
TO any persons disposed TO examine its merits and IL well
worthy the special attention of all requiring the Of
Blowers as ii IL becoming rapidly In general use
In preference TO all others
them in
Steamer Dap State, New York. ya st@ l.4
Atlantic steamer, Washington, New York.
Atlantic steamer, Northerner, do
Steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia.
TO IRON FOUNDRIES ROLLING MILLS, &c. &c. =
The subscriber also and keeps hand full
assortment from No 10 No TO- and upward Of the above
owers now so celebrated, suitable for all kinds of iron
works. viz cupolas pudding and heating furnaces for
rolling mills, FORCES, smiths bres, &C.
JOSIAH KlSTERBOCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent for the United States and
the Canacas i61 Market st. Phlad
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.37A3N> Steam Communicable direct frOm
xR8&k4E SOuthampto to New Orleans and
bnck.-Fusuant to order from The Lords Commissioners
OF the Admiralty, the I'd III November next and thence
forward on The md o. eash succeeding month"; the ROYAL
MAIL STEAM PACKETS will proceed direct from South.
ampon 10 bermuda, Nassau, Havana, Cat Ship Island
tNew orleans Vera Cruz and Tampco returning by tho
route 10 England. s''a7T a
This arrangement admits Of easy and quick convey.
ance 10 and from Southampton and the places men.
toned and passengers for New Orleans will be conveyed
thither from the Company vessels their Cai
or Ship Island, by the Mexican Gulf Railway Company,
who VIII have steamer ready and other Convenience
provided for that purpose al cost not exceeding three dol
lars Tor each person The same facilities will be afforded
from New Orleans, enbarkng boar, the Royal Mail
Steam Packets Ion Europe, &c.
The estimated time for the voyage from Southampton
follows so Bermuda IL days; Nassau p days. Havana
z. days Ship Cat Island New Orleans - 2 days; Vera
Cruz 81 days; Tampico o, days
The steam Packets are appointed TO leave Ship Cat IL
land IlabOr on their return 10 England at A. NJ the
2ist OF each month"; BY the above alteration, passengers
proceeding 10 tile West indies by the I'd Of the steam
er, Will be conveyed via Bermn and by the f7th OF the
month steamer as heretofore, via Madeira and Rarbadoes
Particulars us 70 hres ec nify be obtained appca.
lion ut the Royal Mail Steam Packet Companys Offices IS
Moorgaie street London ditto Wrinkle street. Southampton;
Messrs Delrtie Y Co, rue Enghen Paris Mr. Geanzer,
boulevard polssonere ditto; Mr. lndeiker, IIamhursb;
Mexican Gull Railway Company, New Orleans
IS Moorgate street, London T. Chapel, Secretary
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Old Esiabiished Passage Once, "a Pearl Sc.
oAMUEL THOMSON a NEPHEW, Agent for the BLACK

The subscribers would respectfully Inform their friends
and the publIc that they have added several splendid
ships 10 their line OF packets between this port and Liver
pool which has been ayorably known and extensively pa
ronsed for period Of than thirty years, and have
hesitation ia assuring those who may wish make
gasenents for the passage Of their friends from England,
Scotland Ireland that they will find their ships inferior
10 In point ofcomio convenience and safety
which will sail from Liverpool every six days throughout
the year. making delay and the consequent expense emf
grants at the port OF embarkaon impossible
free passage per FROM the various Irish and
Scotch ports with breasu and hospital money paid may
be secured all the lowest and when those settled
Tor decline coming the full amount paid will be prompt
ly refunded as usual For further particulars apply TO
SAMUEL THOMPSON d NEPHEW, 275 Pearl st.
Or TO G. GRIMSHAW q 90, 10 Goree Piazzas Liverpool
Drafts exchange payable at sight ,are also furnished
for any amount T. G. Glyn Il Co, bankers, London c.
Grmshaw d. Co., Liverpool the National bank OF Ireland
n.y. Apply as above.
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TO MARINERS AND SURVEYORS.

IJAGGER q BROTHERS, No. g., South St, three doors
III Prau street, Baltimore, Mantarnrers aud fHi-
porfers Of Mathematical Optical and Philosophical hisrr
nieatsA good assortment OF the following articles, WHICH
offer ior sale al reduced prices
Surveyors Compasses; Engineers Levels; Therordolites
fheodoes Compasses Ships, PLAN, Storm and lrans'a
Quadrans; Sextan,R; Baromeiers; Thermometers; Los
Glasses; Halt hour Classes Tape Lines Cases Of Draw
ing Instruments Pocket Compasses; Surveyors Chains
Carpenters and Lumber Rules; Taiors and Sainakers
Squares; Brass and Gnnier Scales; Parallel Rules Draw
ing Pens; Dividers; ProTacors; BOwdch Nayigators
Blnni's Coast Pilots; Shpmascrs Asssants Sea niuni
frields; Nautical Alnanacs; Lunar Iabes Log Books
Shipping Papers Seanas Journals Ready talcuiaiors
good assortment Of Charts OF oil parts Of the world;
Gaiigng Rods Out Sticks, &C. Together with ajge as.
sortnient of INsrRuMRNrs In the Mathematical line.
ns- lust OF every description repaired, or made
"a uuler. infue neatest manner, /
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FOR PHILADELPHIA

THE CAMDEN AND ANNOY RAIL ROAD LINE FOR
PHILADELPHIA AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES, will
leave Pier No NJ r., foot battery Plrces by Steam
boat JOHN POTTER for South Amboy, every day, (Sun
day excepted) at six O'Clock ~ n 49,
Passengers will take the from South Amboy TO Cam.
den and arrive in Philadelphia about II liz o'clock
Fare to Philadelphia 81; for forward deck passengers to
PHILADELPHIA $3.50 Emgran and Transportation Line every
day, by Steamboat Transport at ~ O'Clock r NJ fare
So s Freehold and Monmonth via Stages from Higtstown
and VESTS Turnout; from New York Freehold by Westa
Turnout 81 l2; from New York Freehold by IIiaitsown
80; 10 Sposwood and Wests 75 CENTS South Amboy 81
cents Perth Amboy i2 IL cents. Z,
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO PHILADELPHIA
For the accommodation Of persons wishing 10 spend
part Of the day In Philadelphia either business or plea
sure Excursion tickets will be furnished, enting the paa
sengers 70 return by the Mail Line ut i-2 O'Clock RI NJ
the same day, or at Q O'Clock the next morning
Tickets for the Excursion S. had at The office No
9West Street, on board the boat
Fifty pounds Of baggage will be allowed each passen.
ger IN this line, and passengers expressly prohibited
from taking anything baggage but their wearing apparel
which will be al the risk OF IFS owner
BLISS, Agent.
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sHAKspEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW yonK
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm of BERGEN 4
GALABRuN, having reiiited and replenished this spa.
cious establishment prepared receive company.
There hundred and nine apartments in this house,
consisting dining saloons, sitting rooms parors lodging
rooms The large hall may be used for balls public
meetings., The cooking department has been expressly
ranged furnish moments notice, refreshments
for any number Of persons from three hundred, TO
accommodated at the time There where
private parties may be furnished with dinners or sup
pers and the tables will be furnished with the the
ket affords Liquors and wines from the best establish.
in the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished al
the shortest notice There will be lunch al II O'Clock
every day and attention will be spared to give satisac.
ton Men Of business and those visiting tile city will find
Themselves centrally and comfortably located, and the
prices will be found to be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages are spoken In this hotel.
JAMES BERGEN,
y lOIIS CAIAHRIIN
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CLOTHING, Sc.
,EVy,JNS, cLOTWTNG UAREHOUSE

DEVI.INS' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No % John street, corner Of Nassau. ai
THE Subscribers prepared with most extensive and
TO which they respectfully invite the attention Of Wholesale
and retail buyers t ..5.,-..li
wards or FIFTEEN THOUSAND 6ARMENTSNl
which thcy guarantee 10 be made with all the elegance and
durability az The best rsosp cok OF the mosi fashionable
houses IN The United Stxtes and prices NRARLy oNsHAlp
less and this together with tho Cash sen, FORMS The
great secret OF their most hnfierng SUGGEST
Their stock OF French, Ensish German and American
foha Cassipres tsstigs Bearers Threads, &C. &c. Is,
they venture ssse the sees and best selected pi any
siinllar esiablishmsnf) in New York. ~
Their work made 90 order they guarantee equal 70 that
made Il the most noted merchant ialors Of The city bM a,
nricc corresponding with their Cheap cash Sysfe For
10 evsry department. they have secured the svese OF The
hsu Cutters and Wbrkmen tho ely afierss
4 ~ Az I" DANIEL n J. DEviIN,
~ Inn street CORNER VI Nassau
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ORGANS.

HENRY ERBEN l72 Centre street. offers or sae the FOL
III lowing Organs SE
One Gothic Organ Of IL stops and Of pedal pipes.
Dimensions Of Ease - feet high 10 feet and inches hon
One Grecian Organ oi 2 stops octave Of pedal pipea.
Dimensions Of case 10 feet inches high 10 feet WIDE, 6
feet deep. .. NJ
One Grecian Organ of 10 stops ortave anil half al
pedala Dimensions OF case II feet high, feel inches
Wide, y feet inches deep sJHs t5#1
Three Gothic Swell Organs Of 8 etops. Dimensions Of
case feet 2 incncs high, feet inches we and feet
deep.
Two rccans Of stops 10 feet high feet nchcs wide,
and 3 feet 3 inches deep.
Two Gothic Organs Of s,ops, feet high, feet inches
wide, feet inches deep
A variety Of Parlor Organs.
One second hand Church Organ.
One Seraphine,
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SEAMAN 81 MUIR,
aoI BROADWAY. NEW YORK

5<l bhOADWhl, NEW loNh,
RE daily receiving from the large Auction Sales,
IA sortnent OF FANG Y and STAPLE DIR Y GOODS
adapted the best City Trade and purchased much below
the cost of imporiaon which they are Offering al rer1
small aardnee.
They have also received by the varous steamers and
packets, a very general assortment of RICH FANCY
DIR GOODS which they invite the attention Of pur
chasers In their stock will be found The Nonreaaes q
Paris and London.
They beg leave present their thanks for the patronage
literally bestowed upon their establishment and TO
the public that they will strive TO secure continuance
of confidence and support
II Is; their purpose extend their already large business
and stimulated BY their unexamped success thus far they
determined to leave no honorable forts nnied TO ac
compl Oh their design considerable Of expert
business has demonstrated to their satisfaction na
the only method of obtaining and securing large bus
mess, have II based upon correct principles and tina
whe merchants they consult the interest Of their Gus
TONER'S ey pursuing the only true method OF advancing
Oyyn
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PLANO FORTEs.

THE undersigned manufacturing at their establishment
In Baltimore o. l and octave PIANOS, Of all PAT.
and sly e, which they confidently recommend
professors The Pianos by Them
have that peculiarly OF touch which commend them to
players of every school, well those who dsn.
gused by son and delicate action those who cha.
raeerized by bold, fiery and rapid movement
They authorized to refer 10 numerous professors in
Baltimore who have given their Pianos trial, for their
testimonials In their favor, and they warranted in
commencing them by the universal appreciation which they
received from The great number OF persons who have
them in in Baltimore, and in the south and gene
rally They confident thai they make instrument
equal any made anywhere in this country or in Europe,
and their extensive manufacture OF Pianos enables them
sell liberal and satisfactory All Instruments made
by them warranted, and they will be kept IN
year after purchase, without charge.
An agent will visit Richmond in short time, and various
parts oil Virginia and North Carolina, and win receive
ders which win be faithfully and promptly executed our
manulDGtory.
Hr~ Orders will also be received factory direct,
and special pains taken 10 give satisfaction
tN7 KNABE a. GAEHLE,
No. 0 Euiaw ct, opp, the Euiaw House, Bait.
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n n LINDSEY has removed 10 the buildings No. &C
VI Liberty reef cf,s store nom Broadwayp where he is
prepared to exhibit with ew sAcepuons, az enfe "o,
seasonsble and derisable stock Of
SILKS AND FANCY GOODS,
embracing every variety Of plain and figured black, cored
and chanaeable Silka. ,tsts ..t {. ,,s.ll.. =,
DRESS GOODS OF every dcarrption; plain and figured
Csehmeres and Mouse de LANES Meiinoes, SC. Also,
Iarve assortment Of FANCY CAP md BONNET
Ribbons together with plain colored and black Satin
1 TRdN sGSSn AND GIMP TRIMMINGS Of every va
Syid JyLS OF sil kinds and qualities, including silk,
aruehe Thibbet CaHlnsre Turkerri, &C. &C. lie would
ca attention his unusually large and deirs
bie assortment Of LACEIS, E1fBROIDERfES, AND
WHITE MtrSLLNS isif@ q .
And he would respectfully ask the Inspection 81 his Stock
In gsnsrai hy those who willing 70 avail themselves Of
tow PRIOR. fdg cash and shoff tssdH N TO- 49,
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HALL, THOMPKINs 81 BLACK,
LATE LAND q. Co.

HAVE Just received large assortment Of Sheffield Plated
III Ware consisting in part Of
Table Cutlery with plated handles TO match their patterns
Of Silver Forks rich Epergres, Silver mounted, with o.
without plateau Dish Covers; Casters, Tea Kettles and
Urns; Tea and Coffee Sets Egg Boilers and Egg Stands
plain and chased Walters In sizes from Sto w inches;
Flower Fruit Jelly, and Ice Cream Stands, &C., DC
IN LIVER WARE,
The variety Of patterns and extent Of their assortment IS
much greater than be found at any or every other e.
lnbisinan, in this city, and e quality Of herSiver Sas
well as the Workmanship Is not TO be surpassed IN te
United States Their assortment OF Diamond and other
rch Jewelry Watches Chains, &c, Is complete; all OF
which are offered for sale small advance on the cost al
Tie old stand No ISL broadway, sign Of the Golden Eagle
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TNlIE subscriber will open The of September next
The Merchants Erchanse Hotel located in State street.
and In the immediate vicinity Of Me Banks, the Post OF
fee and The Exchange hopes by sctes attention
TO the wants and comforts Of his guests merit good
share OF the public patronage The house has hun.
dred rooms has been thoroughly renovated and repair
ed and The undersigned feels confident that he il pre-
any Hotel in the city. The bedding and furniture generally
has been rerlenishsd and the appointments and convent
ences OF the House interior Of its kind by
prompt personal attention the desires his guests tbs
subscriber hopes to merit ITS share Of The public favor and
patronage. A a
Transient Boarders One Dollar per day
l HENRY DOoLEY
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OCEAN STREAM MITIGATION COMPANY

U,,sled States Mail Line CORES and Southampton,
Bremen.
1fy1i~ The splendid Steamship WASHfNG
Sl4lIlSE TON lf5o tong b,Ithen Frederic Hewitt com
mialeT will from New York the I'D of Septem
ber carrying the U. $. Mail .t
She VIII touch at Cowes and Southampton 10 land pas
segers and deliver the mails tor England France and Be.
GUM, and win then proceed 10 Bremerhaven. Returning
will leave BremerhayeD the 10Th October.
The Washington is built In the strongest MANNER with
view being converted into ship OF war and subject a
any time inspection by officers appointed by the Pesi
dent both during and after construction.
She has Two engines Of 1000 horse power EACH and ac'
Communications for I'D passengers.
Passage from New York TO Southampton or TO Bremen
SEQ, hS r
DO from Bremen and Southampton 10 New York. $50
She will carry about 300 tons freight, which VIII bt
charged according the OF the goods Offering Al
letters pass through the Post Office Parcels, iol
which bills as will be signed will be charged So each
For Freight Passage, apply at the Office Of the Ocean
Steam Navigation Company 10 William street, corner o
Wall l.. MILLS General Agent.
Agents al Southampton, DAY, CROSKEY d. ROSS.
at Bremen, @. A, HEINEKEN a. co.
at IIavre, WILLIAM HiSEIIN.
The second OF the line Is in due course OF con
strcton, and will be in readiness In the ensuing fall