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Arrived.


Ship Architect (ef San Franeeo Dearborn Cauton Aur
9th, With teas, kc 20 4ovland Aspinwal. Oct s. lat
Ion Jos T. spoke shp R. man, from Lsndon
SHIP Hartford sannermhn Savannah days. with cotton
Barb Uranis tDutshj Doseisr Newcastle Sc days. with
Barb DelewariAn Got Bsltimorel Haynis, Baltimore
days. with -four, to Olmsted h Co.
nss E.:,.y tar, B..0hi;T Limerick. 80 days. in haA'
Brig Elizabeth tBrh Hunter. Limerick IS days In ballast
with lzo IassenFersa 10 hoxnuay.
With icsweoa Pssssr:s 18Th sls sss "ssi
lahore on the Csycos Dsnh and obliged 70 throw
Bs Ro:.s Hanson SusVss, Is days. with %sSss.ny
Bra Lucy kiss. smish KOat.so Bay ia, % days with
Brig Porto Rico Hatch, Buetsvo Sc with naval stores
Brig Hanover tof PortisndD York. Portland days with
Brig Marcus, smith, hew Haven in bklla I,
sohr sirepe FRI Feisru Rochelle ss days. with bran
sehr Eniiy Hiiare perratss st Johns Pr, dsys with
sugar, NC, TO Rivers BALDWIN.
scir fremont Mitchell Turks Island Sd inst, with salt
sohr ssIiyils ooilens ws'hinnOn NC days. with ma
sohr hisris. Sanford Wilmington NC. day., With naval
sehr Nevis tof wsrrsrl Browp. oeursetosn SO a,ys
With zine lumber oh inst lat Sc 49, len 10 a. spoke
sehr Henrietta, Resd, Phissspha, bound TO New Bed
sehr Victor Pratt. Portland CT
schr Josephine, Burt. Tapntsn. days.
sehr Homer. Parker, Boston Days
Schr Eorma. Watkins fredericksburg. fdsys.
sohr Reteaes, woslan, re,srssurs, sdaJs.
echr arlington, Lewis, slsxandria, days.
.s aT S Sss I DIs Ss,sy fSF .s9 o 81 m
schr isahelin. Aheocm. Boston. days.
sIo.p s ,. rr ,s.s , P5ss,ssnss.
Bark Cleaner.
Dso p-wisd At suDH'o, from wswi meridian. DO, and
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TnE METHODIST CHURCH AND THE UNION The
following preamble and resolution were adopted,
n few days since, by the members Of the trst
Methodist Episcopal Church, at New Haven,
Conn.,, in opposition TO the proceedings Of meet
ing Of the preachers Of the Methodist Church Of
this citys-
Whereas. The members and laiiy Of the frs,
Methodist Episcopal Church, Of the city Of New
Haven, in convention assembled, have seen, with
much regret and sorrow, the proceedings and reso-
lutons IL certain preachers Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church, IT a "Preachers' Meeting"
held on saturday, November ., in the city Of
New York; and fearing that the opinions ex
pressed by the body may be considered as the
opinions OF that laitv. would hereby solemly
protest against such proceedings and resolutions,
and cissvow all sympathy with them;-thers-
fore,
Resolved, That we believe the resolutions
adopted by that meeting upon the "Fugtive Slave
Law are unsound ia principle, injudicious, and
ubwise. casting rtproech upon our rulers, tend
ing ~ increase the already too fierce spirit in our
church, and suhverung oar harmony and glory
end that we dsclaim all participation and mpathy
IN their sentiments, and believe them unpairiotic,
and tending 10 Reorganization.
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-E.spIcT FOR DAMAGES BY RAn.RoAp AccInEsr.
Schofiman and wife, the jury retired with the
case at o'clock yesterday afternoon, aud re-
action in favor of himself for loss OF time. nurs-
ing, and medical attendance, upon the wife, the
jury awarded him 81 600; and upon the other ac-
lion for damages sustained by the wife upon the
defendants road, Nov. o, 1919, the jury returned
their verdict for the plaintiffs, and assessed dam
ages in the sum of 81, 400. The Judge inquired
ct the jury If they considered and passed upon the
question, whether the accident was occasioned by
the elevated joint Of the rails, or by the falling of
the brake Of the car in which the plaintiffs were
seated. They answered, that they had passed
upon this question, and decided that the accident
was caused by the elevated joint OF the rails. This
case has been ON trial for eleven DAYS. and the
jury did not agree until one o'clock this morning
having been eleven hours in making up the YER
dict. The defendants will probably move for new
trial, upon various grounds, one Of which is, that
the deceased was a Western road passenger-
Boston Trarelisr, Dec. IL.
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MARKETs ELsEwHERE.
STOCK SALES

BosroS, Dec. A-Brokers Board-Sl 900 Vermont Mass
h.ro.A Benas 81 700 ogdss.barsh RaiIrsad Bend. PCS
o Commerce, pOa4 a Michigan Central Raro.a l0a g
Fitshburs Railroad. ll3 Boston and Maine Railroad
1854; do l03h Is Reading Railroad, 81; Boston Wor-
sss,sr Railrosd lOsa Rutland Kailroed. eo 100 DE-
BON 90 d. Ssm ~ q ec ga osssss:Sp S Rail AL
ISo do ao MS do .6od 20 50 DO 90 se.stsrn R,5osd
b6ed 81 20 East Boston Company. 2O bOde, 2o; 80 do
b6od 1 2, do. 2 800 d. s60d. 20K 95 Northera Rail-
road 7 40 do. b60o "a; 30 Vermont and
Rs!o.i ssod slN Is DO ssed sIN 100 a. ban RS IoS
do hood 3y 100 de- bl0d, 3l 100 DO. b3Od. 3 Boa
ton ard Lowe Railroad 5s 100 Edseworth Company bim
81; 100 DO. 81; 100 do, b60d 81.
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barrels on speculsHon, supposed ct 7Ks. To-day 20
barrels were sold ct 7xc.
HAm.-A eals was made Of let Of mixed Busnos
Ayres ct 49,, months.
HAr has improved with sales Of 500 bales ct $50.
$50. per 100.
Hknr.-sman sales American dew rottsd were
made 1t $l30
-scotoh pig bas advanced with sales of 100
tons In yard ct S21 80, Q months. Other kinds re-
ms1ned as before reported.
LkAp.-A small lot Of Missouri sold ss ~ rs, cash,
which Ii the asking rate
PRovIsoNs.-Pork-This article was unsettled, but
rather active. The sales comprise 800 bbls ct
Sill SIX $l2 rs for mess, and 80 Is for prize; the
inquiry and sales Of 500 bbls at So 50 $40 for
$40 Is for extra Chicago dol and - 70 S. SIX for
prime. Prime mess pork inactive. at SIS . $l6.
Beef hams we're without marked change; lot Of Zoe
bbls sold at $4 they run, Sxc per ID. weighed
out Lard continued In moderate request with sales
Of $50 bills at IN 7Xo for old and $40. for
Butter and cheese remained Is before noted.
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MURDER AND ROBBERY IN DETROIT, MICH Yes
terday morning, one Of the most atrocious MUIR
ders Il was ever our duty TO chronicle, was disco
vered in the very heart of our city. person by
the name Of John Charboneau, an Italian or Cana
dian Frenchman, who had been resident OF this
city several years, was found murdered in his
shop, on Woodward avenue, a few doors below
the POST Office. He had for long time been en-.
gagged In peddling with small wagon, contain
ing cases filled with jewelry, watches, Yankee
notions, &c, the like of which there are q grea.
small shop, where he has carried on his business,
and also lodged. On opening the door Of his shop,
yesterday moving, horrid spectacle presented It.
self. He lay at full length on his bed, his head
badly cut, and several wounds on his face and
throat. An axe was found under the bed with
which the awful deed was doubtless done. He
must have been first struck with the axe on the
head several times, which must have instantly
killed him. II would seem that he was first struck
and killed with the heavy instrument, and the des-
perate perpetrators of this cold booded deed, not
satisfied with their helish act, had finished their
work with a knife. He was known 10 be a per-
son of considerable shrewdness. and had, il is
supposed, accumulated about s500-some think
more-which was mestly ia money. IL was gene
rally known among his associates and acquain-
tances that he had considerable money! and usually
carried il about his person-Detroit Tribune, Dec.
10.
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Arrived-sAip Lacy Norsans. via sarshssd where abe
got ashOre
b'Ihs sgmr,sr sed Sarah BRYANT, charleS.sn Apple
ton, BALTIMORE. brigs Gsens Alexaads Gen Taylor and
tih fbiaceiphts, sThre Susan DC; Aeraa-
da aud iska an, Philadeipha Com Kesrney and Emma.
kNCrk.
Brig Nancy Pr., Per. an Prince via Work sohr Ems-
line Gtnsves Left brig EgJran for Boston days; sshrs
Hand, 90 dayg HaBpsh a Abigail. DO Gays.
Clsared-psrk Dwight. Baltimore.
Arrives l6thship Jua H0eArd, savaanshs barb Dants
Arenas. CADetcs VIA VALPARAISO, Aug 81 spoke sofa nit,
lat - 49, Ion o. ship judah Liverpool Tor NOrlesns.
Bark Alton smyrna sept - lat 81 D. Ion 81 30 bark
Lady Suhoit. Re ston for Cnlii0rnia.
Bsris Marcia, NOrleans; Lawrence, Phladephia; trgs
lacy sale, Jsrsnie nuntrssh Martins via NYerE From
tier Fortune isanci Ocean Balimore Carrima L.
renee, Phadehia schrs Cardena-, Aux Cages; sophia
Bsfher. Tsngiers Lowell Norolk Queen aud fattcrson
Ihilaoslha Ann siprls Albany Howard, and Sick
BsleH-park ch,s.renhn from sisal.
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Letter Bags Psmpero, Tor Rio Jsnsiro
the Psoiho. will close AZ the Exohanre Reading Room 6T
EScbangeL On THURSDAY, Bee ID. a. N o'olook
VI steamer Asia, for Lvsrpoo will close
a. tbs ksehstse Resang scum t6T Exenangs Wednesday,
IstssI.e.n b rrs. Ssis shove once 70 any par, Of
ne shove Letter arr Ksuyon u Wan street,
Herald Marine Correspondence.
Arrived-schrs Merdian COBB Provinees..n Ter NYorh
1th, Ceylou, Nork, Camden for Norfoik A>suy Packet
witt, hFork for Poftlsndi HAIL Giikey, Bangor
BrdseTor rlit js ~ sspe God inst l2th sussa Rvs
folk.
ssiled-Bris westrort, Ksst Boston, sckrs Clarendon
Wallace DO; MonteEums do; Denis, DO: Efor Rock
pd Metallic Ncaaie, dol Albany Pachet Hewitt fortland
Az Bslten Rocl port Hudson, Knight do Ellen Merriam
ssrrisn. saeni fJ Gushing, hhaven; II Hall, 0ilkey
18Th, ANN port sshrs sussn Ilita, Jane
sehr Psrno from Bangor for NHavtn laden with lumber
IL ashore on komans Land. -
PruLkoxurSuA, Dee 15-s Pb.
Arivsd-Barf haeiia Rioters White, Boston brig Month
cello, cford nswbsr{PorG schrs ksry scul seuil New
s Jekp Potts brown, Costt, Wilmington, MO- Chrome
meter, Pearson, frort.
mtsceliancous.
scpR KonNr Hill. At Botton tron s.co morning Of 18th
At o'clock, Of Long Island in contact with
BIortescst bowsprt rails pankhear, and caused the
schr 20 leak badly.
fcHR CfoRch WssurweToy, Chase, At Nsntuoket from
Bostn Frounded the har 2h init and aesk
and nearly allied with asssssnce Ohtansd and
rumtrs and bains ste eet and IN the evening
tov "a the hsrbor CARO-, oil ant oandle9nly few
bones Of candles are injured.
arss, cerrvpentsnce.
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GALE ON LAKE MICHIGAN DESTRUCTION OF
STEAMBOATS, AND SBIPPINa.-We have Just heard
from the steamer A. d. Patcbn, TO the effect that
che is total wreck, and that the Lexington, which
has been 10 her assistance for the past two weeks
has been driven ashore. The gale, which has con-
tnued with undated fury for the week past, and is
now raging with great power, has resulted in i'm
mense damage to the shipping in this harbor aud
on Lake Michigan. To-day, we hear of the pro-
being ashore off Bois Blanc. The large schooner
Constellation came ashore in this harbor not Two
hours ago. The light ship snd schooner Madeline
were driven eshore last week, aud are being badly
stove. Detroit Tribune, Dec 9.
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THs ATLANTIC Docs AND RS vtcsKTv.-Within the
last twelve months another range Of con-
dtd docks and 10 new just the eve OF oomplstion
WHEN the building operations for the year will be sus
pended. Tho works in the vicinity are, however In
Of bs found in this rapidly advancing
locality. Alopgsids the East River, beyond the newly
erected warehouses, the workmen have for some
time past been snpoysd In issslinS the g,osnd to
purpose the hill which overlooked the water, and was
Of some considerable height, has been partly cut
down, and the sand and stones taken from the dig
gngs used to form Van Brunt and other new streets
The latter street, which parallel with the dock
warehouses, was during last summer laid down but
very little way beyond Hamilton avenue It Is nov
ksG Hook Point ths extremity Of the Island in that
direction. Within the same period, large and COM
modous cotton factory has been reared and stands ut
right angle: between the docks and van Bfunt street
on the direct line, and We may, within the
course Of next year, expect to see that part
Of South Brooklyn which at the beginning Of
slightly 'shantes partly occupying the place Of the
now paved roAdl Topuous part Of the city By the
Watsrsde, but latterly q secluded bathing place,
psn Of the in cutting
down the hill In question (Friday) that one OF the
workmen was injured BY stone falling upon him The
report Of his death is untrue nor he even In danger
houses need little description, to Dimensions and
strength They uniform with those erected last
year. forming straight line Of immensely massive
and appropriate grey stone buildings each containing
five floors.
OPENING or A NEW Marcia new market WAS yester-
day morning opened ut the of Lawrence street.
In Myrtle avenue, situation In which one was much
required 1t IL Q commodio us and we'll could
Judge from FIRST appearance we'll REQUESTED esta-
blishment. The stalls were, many Of them, already
occupied the stock Of meat poultry butter, cheese
Sc, &C. seemed first rate and the attendance OF pur
chasers promising
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Three lsds two white aud one blscs. have teen ar.
retted in baltimore for various burglsrwe large
quantity OF silver ware. jsSelry, Sc, vas found at
their head quarters.
The snow is about eight inches deep at Ham lton
Canada. and they have Fac slsighipg
The navigation % the Hudson river, above POUCH
keepfie, hss been suspended.
The navigation on the Upper Mississippi about g.
Louis and the Illinois river suspended owing 10 the
cold weather and hostlng Ice Tue river is fanlns
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IOtaI. .... ~I,SJ.DUU % tZ,JbU,Tcb Is
Increased receipts in 1850, Si27 1871 5g-beihQ an
excess Of si7 600 over the estimated receipts made
of The compsny, which will pay a handsome divi-
dend IN the investment. The Schuylkl Navigation
Company are making vigorous efforts TO secure an
increased portion OF the trade the ensuing year.
Boats are being built TO supply the place OF those
destroyed by the freshet, and the whole lipe, when
the repairs are completed, will be more permanent
than ever The cost Of repairs will he less than
WIS anticipated. -PoftspKs (Pa.) Miners J0pr-
nal DEE n
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by railroad, this week, is -, Is tons, falling
OIL of l4,Il0 tons since last week. The season IL
rapidly drawing TO close, and shipments by the
canals will, in all probability, cease the present
week. The receipts OF the railroad company for
the month Of November, were 1864 1876 ~ The
aggregate receipts for the years ending November
30, 1919 and 1850, were as follows -
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sUrREMr CoUnr OF rHK UNrEp srArss, Dec. 13.-Ne
1S.-H Webster. plaintiff. r. Cooper This csus.
argued for the plaintiff and for the defendant Al
joufnsd until Monday. at ii o'clock A. NJ.
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RENARKAnLE Instance OF ENDURANCE "A sim
pular occurrence happened IN the village Of Pied
mont, ~ II last week. Two little children. Que
tive andshe other three years Of age, having stray
ed from home, and not returning az dark, Inquiries
were made for them by the PARENTS and a. no trace
Wes found Of them, general search throughout
The night was made by thr people Of the village.
In the morning, the children were discovered IN an
open held, lying upor the frozen ground, aud lock-
ed M each others arms-one sleeping sOundly, aud
The other awake. Although the nigh. was severe
one, the little ones have shown, as yet, no ill e.
iects from the exposure Boston Trans Dc. IL.
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SOmmOn SOuuCAs
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
The Board Of Assistants met last evening. Present
The President in the chair, and quorum Of members
The minutes of the preceding meeting were read and
approved
Several petitions taken up, and referred.
PAPERS FROM BOARD or ALDERMEN.
Report OF the Committee on Sewers in favor of build
ing sewer in Prince street. from Marion to Crosby
Repor. OF Finance Committee in favor of remitting
street leased by the Copper alton for First District JUS
tices Court. Concurred in.
Report Of Committee Lamps and Gas in favor Of
placing two gas lamps in front OF the Mariners Church.
In Cherry street. Concurred in.
Communication from the Commissioner Of Repairs
Engine Co, No 80 and Hose Co No y Concurred in.
Report Of the Committee on Salaries In favor Of In
oreasng the salaries OF the clerks In the bureau Of
Register Of Water Rents, from $500 to $6eO per annum
Concurred In.
Report OF the Committee on Sewers in favor Of al
lowing owners Of property in the vicinity to build
sewer in Theatre alley, at their expense. Con-
CURED In.
A message from the Mayor was received The mes
sage, contained number of reso buttons compli mem
tary to Capt Henry r. Hovey OF the ship Deyonshire
for his praiseworthy conduct in rescuing the and
passengers of the Helena sloman q few days since.
This board thought that something substantial
than mere expression of prase should be presented
by the Common Council to Capt Hovey. Referred to
the Committee on Arts and Sciences.
Report Of Finance Committee on preamble and reso-
ution to invite the bers of the State Legislature
to visit the city Referred to Committee OF
Messrs Webb, AlvoId, and Mccarthy. being the mem
bers from this board
Petition to have manure heaps between Thirty nth
and Thirty. eighth street removed. Concurred in.
Resolution appointing VIM. II. Citing and Elisha
Morrill, Commissioners; that Hic kson W. Field be APP
pointed Inspector and that James g. Breath and Free
derrick W. Lsmberson appointed Trustees OF Gem
mon Soho OILS in the Twelfth ward Coucuued in.
Petition for abatement of nuisance at the foot of
Delaney street E. r., by the discsntinuauce of dump
ing manure there, Referred to the City Inspector.
Concurred in.
R.aalntons 70 rai. cross xwatks ~ ..rro. 81 wiki.
and Orange streets; also, Washington street,
south side Of Barclay street. also In Greenwich street.
south sideo Barclay street. Also In Beach street west
side of udson also at the intersection of Leonard
and Centre streets All eoncurred in.
Resolution to discontinue striking the hour Of eight
on the City Hall bell on Sunday mornings.
Adjourned to meet ON Monday
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REvoLT or THE FEMALES "A letter from Bonn,
10Th nst, IN the German journal Of Frankfort states
that on the 7tb, revolt had broken out among the
young girls in the female prison Of Puizchen, when
hom 10 TO 100 Of them took to flight, after break
ing all the furniture. A detachment Of cuirassers
was sent in pursuit Of the runaways.
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TURoUoH LINE TO cAJIFoRNIA.-FoR cHAaRss
direct via liavsba-The United ttates Mail sseamship
Company will dslstch abIve the splebdid double
Comnander Thurtsy Decemter 9Th three ociook
W. from the rier feet q warrsn NORTH river
frtsht 10 Chakrea seventy cens
PASSAGES cTscRra.
Cabins.. Sluo kteersKs ..........SJ
ToHAvANA.
Calm. -. SO Steerare ...... sH
The Falcon v connect with II the Pachc
ths lire end passengers having through tahes not
celhyed ~ Panama beyond the usual that port
rAssAcHrRoN FArs~A o SAY tRaNctsco.
Sshn ss... $40 steerage. ..s1S
TIE FALCON has just been thovUug b overhauled she 10
FURNISHED with new boilers snd has saloon
room GEEK Her cabins furn shed throughout aad
hr see mmodaons for passengers equal
on Any other steamer ahoat For freight passage apply
oee o. the Company, III West stres og
ren sweet 70 NO RoBEsrs.
TBBNEw YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED sTATEs
Nail stesuersThs shps cor pri,r his line s-s ths
ATLANTIC, Captain West. BALTIC, Captain Comstook
PASniC, CAPTAIN Nys ADRlATIc. Captain Grafton.
Thee thps having built By contract exrre.lv tor
government fcryice every has their
sructon, AZ alec IN their engines 70 strength
creed asd their accommodations for passengers
qualled for elernnte or comfort
Price Of passage from New York 10 Lverpsoi $50 exeiu
i've use q tstra size state rooms $50 from Liverpool c
New York As.
An experienced will be attached 20 each sAip
Ne berthH secured until raid for.
The Of these chips will net he accountable for
sysr euon specie teweiry precious stones or MEAS
unless bills q adng are signed therefor. and the yalne
thereof therein erpreafsd. - ~ $500
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OUIPPIH0,

pAcuIo hAM STEAMSHIP ooHPAHY.-ru rUs.
=. Pc. s, -. y: 3 s q
pcIt.s.t .ad sssryt.s y: g.s,l sss.ss nas w
sssss.sl d.ys ..sA .s.si. ss,. SsssssS s.ss:ss-
=: q a. &. q u: MI 8 I,
y, , 4 &; DsS an = mi 81
I !: E:s sssg..aA x. r.
n ssa 81 s
Il: s sssP': :s "a: -: ::
isi IL -. Win h By ~
:t::%.Sip: ISEIii CITY Leaving Ne: Ysrl g. as
:.sa 4. csss Iss1 sss. VI WI
new * :Rsai ssis1sr ana pH1LAprA
~: = ~ Ne. o.s, ;, :s
Iss e. II: . =:
e. ::s n: :'; ss sss:
=. :s::s
T1HE BRITISH AND NORTH AFRICAN ROYAL
saa sea Tsw rSsl .5A a.
AZ ssss as. = ssA s.S receive % ssa 49,
,s:: s s .h ss.s a.. :.
Asia Q. b. Z Judki.s from New York. wednesday lssa
Xmers n. shannon. from Bostsn. wsdnssdsy 18th DE-
Africa A Ryrs from New York. Wednesday. LIST January.
Csnads ". Hassoa. from Boston. Wednesday issA Ja.s-
Passsss from Now York OF Boston 70 Avsrpse In asss
DE. DO. 90. sseond oasia. e. 49,. p
Freight viii is charged q speed. beyond an amount fse
Az experienced s.rsee. be.rt.
All letters and newspspsrs must PAS through the fsss
For freight and passage ,R, SSu x .,...,.,
ne r' Apr. y the = rate = =: .ss''
EARE RlDgSEp-THRoUea LINZ roR SAN FRAN,
In s Dss y
M ssvs Der Dso dss P; ssfs csssrs
saloon State Rooms. sics
above din. at III: same table and have tn. p.ivss
stsersss furnished with mattress ssa board -
ciLIToRNI1 70 leave Panama sssss Jss. is 1851
saloon state Rooms. So ~
ssssr.ss. found With naiir.: beard :: 10
For passage apply ..s 8 sonss
ssnslo. = f.as.H.fhs Dated s.ss:s nail sss..sls
$S Saic ssSs.;s 5sis:a 49,: Wv; . c:-
S: ina per ss n . s /:
:s .a 70, e. % =
ass :is :s a. 5:
ynon rKw vonx TO oHAsara 90.
::sas:: s:.ss; ss -
Taor PANAMA. TRANosoo.
sssss s se.ss o;;i with bed ana :s11s IL
state ssT ss ssS ''H' ssssa.s ss..r.ss
E \: Az: :::: ! e
PASSENGERS for Chagres Will Be trAnMsrrsd 81 Havs-
M, the steamship FALCON Freight to New Orleans
a. thirty cents per cubic foot No nsrehandss will be
taken freight TO Havana specie Havana taken ID
half Of one per cent. and primAss sAippsrs Of gAekas
monty known yauatle must specify the value q Ne
Shipment in their bills of ladins the Company VII ns4
for Losses valuable merchandise skAV
ped withou such specification.
To freight passage Apply 81 the eee ef -
Company. III Woss street, corner Of wsrr:s To-
Special notice 10 ven 70 shippers b. sh line that a.
company have prepared fern tm Of iaing adsptsl -
cation A. the company Once and With which hey
snsd BY the agents Of the company An ms Of iasiAs
must DO signed before the sailing Of the vessel.
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Court Caiendnr-This Day.
ConNor PLsss-Nos. 739. T4i, 74T 100, 7ss 100, 7p1
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