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GEORGE OATES

GEORGE OATES
MW9D0 WARE ROOMS
For The exclusive sale Of Bacon d. Rd
Gems and Dubois and Seabay'S
celebrated Grand action Pr
ano FOrtes,
2234 and 236 King Street, Cat the Bend,)
CHARLESTON, S. @.
Ecery Instrument sold IS accompanied
aOitb q aUritten guarantee so that
there as no risk aUhdieuer to the p,t,'-
cltaaer..
NEW MUSIC.
MIR. OATES would respectfully iuvit
1X1 the attention of the public generally
to'his select catalogue of musical publica
tons, the copy rights of which have been
secured from the Composers.
Anna Bishops Grand March, founded on
Bcllini's celebrated Rondo Finale, 'Ah!
n'tmiugle,' in La Somnambula,' and
introducing the new variation, composed
by Bellini, (never before published and
the property of Bochsa.) Embclished
with correct likeness of Madame Dish, ),
in the character of Amina. Arranged
for the Piano Forte by N. G. Bechsa.
Price 374 cents.
Une mait dams les 7ropiQues: Ca Night in
the Tropics.) A Rcveric, on motive
from lie Desert, by Fecec David. Com
posed by Maurice Stralosch. 373 cents
Grand Polka hdntaS que: composed by
the late eminent Guitarist, Vincent A.
Schmidt, author Of the Retreat Are
rap., ed for the PiSno Forte by Hiss Ade'-
Kohnstock' 25 cents.
SannySidc Waltz: embellishcd with beau
tiful and correct view of Sunnyside, the
residence Of Washington Irving; compo-
sed by Henry Il. Oates. 25 cents.
Marg Biane Polha. 25 cents:
Ra File de Regiment Polka introducing
the air 'Salut la France % GEMS.
LcVe u Amour Polka. 25 cents
Yankee Doodle Polka 25 cents.
frederick Wilitam's Garden Polka. 25 cts.
Second ,Susannah Polka: by Rziha 25 cts.
Home, SoCcet Home, Polka: beautiful.
25 cents.
Last Bose Of Sammer, Polka: very popular
25 cents.
Lovc not Polka, by Rzihi 25 cents.
Celebrated Linda Polka, introducing 'Ah
would the happy day was near % els.
Charleston Qaadrilles: by f. Woolcott.
371 cents.
Dispairing Mary, beautiful Ballad, COM
posed by the late distinguished vocalist,
John Wilson. 25 cents.
Reo,Uce Wott2s, in 2 Nos; by lady of
South Carolina. so cents each.
Palmetto Regiment quick Step--embe
lished with a corectrepl esentation Of the
new Military Hall, Charleston: by Henry
II Oates. 25 cents.
,Southomer quick Stcp-cmbcllshc with
a correct representation of Steam~hip
Southerner: by Henry r. Oates. % cents.
Casper Guards Marcel, Composed by a
lady of South Carolina. 25 cents.
lucy Long Polka. Steycrmarkischc 25 cts.
Carnipat Of Ventcc Polka, very popular
25 cents
Steyermarkischc Faooritc Polka. 25 cents.
Also, all the New Music received by ex-
press from the principal publishers in the
United States.
#x"A liberal discount made to dealers,
schools and scminalics.
ES"Orders for these publications must
be sent to
GEORGE OATES.
234 and 236 King st. (at the bend)
Charleston.
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@0LDIsW'S 9AIDW'9 BOOK
FOR 1860.
sTHE BOOK OFTHE NATION'
The Oldest magazine in America.
EDITED BY MRS. sARAH J. HALE.
COMPARISON BETWEEN Cooley AND TUE OTTER

COMPARISON BsTWEEN Cooley AND THE OTTER
PHILADELPHIA MoNTnLIEs.
in 1s48 the Lady's Book gave 916 pages
wbchis l16 more than one, and ld8 moro than
the other Philadelphia monthly, lie gave 2sI
eDgravngs-amopg which were 90 colored, and
90 full pages--which Is 1855 moro than one, and
180 more than The other
We give, in each, number, piece of music
printed separately on tinted paper, "a pages, or
twelve pieces in aycar.l To- how the chcapness
of the Ladys Book, this music, if bought scpar.
ately MT the music stores, would cost exactly the
price of the whole years subscription
.SoMe OF OUR PEoUIIAR REMDELLIsHMEyrs-s-La La
dies work table--wbich comprises every kind OF
needle-work, embroidery knitting, netting crotch
ct, patterns for capcs, chcmesettes, childrens
clothes, wedding dresses, indoor and outdoor
costumes birdse America; colored flower plates
model cottages and furniture; fashionable do;
iace-work; Vignctte plates at the head OF articles
etc, etc. Allihe above are illustrated by cngra-
Wigs. .
And, in 1850, will also be given q set engra-
wings illustrative of the costumes of all nations
n lii descriptions by Mrs. Hale Most ofthe old
features OF the Book that were SO popular last
year, will be retained, and new ones added as
theymAy suggest themselves to the publisher.
A NEW NOVEI,BY w. GILMORE SIMNS,
will be one of the features foff860.
We have long stood at the head Of tho Mage
zine world Tor our contributions; they are always
moral and instructiye, end such rs may be placed
before o family without hesitation. This depart
mentis under the control of of Mrs. Sarah Jo,
kepha Hale, whose name alone is a sufficient
guarantee for the propriety of the Iady's Book
: We may say the same Of our cnxrsyings. We
will nsges, is is done by q cotemporasys publish
indccantfdodcl artist plctpfe such as 10 parent
woufi allow child to look at ~
C;oDEy's LAEY's Book for 1850 shall surpass
ihatofI fI949 and exceed all magazines, past, pres
& efst and to como. .2t 49, &AF
Tsass; $8 q gear IN advance, postage paid
Address LA. Cooley,
0 .all3 Chesnutst., Philadelphia
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DISSOLUTION

OF 00PAR 1'G 'GNERSNOP.
10y mutual consent we have
,aO agreed that on the first day of
January next we will discontinue our
business at this place. All persons
indebted to us will please make ar
rangements to pay us by that time.
The Goods we now have on hand
we will sell'at very reduced prices.
BENSON 81 TAYLOR.
Pickens G. H., Oct. A, 2O-tf
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
PICKENS DISTRICT,
David Lesly and wife, Applicants,
VS..
VIM. McWhorter and wife, and
others, defendants.
pICKENs DIsTRIc,

others, Lefendd,HS.
Whereas it appears, to the Ordi-
nary of said District, that Mathew
Kyle, Henry Kyle and some of the
children of Jas. Kyle, deceased, VS..
James Kyle and Hunter Kyle, the
children of John, Laughlin and VIM.
Kyle, deceased. (names not known,)
and the heirs of Catharine Kyle,
widow of Robert Kyle, deceased,
(names not known) parties, defen-
dants, reside without the limits OF
this State: 1t is therefore Ordered
and Dccrccd that they do appear and
object to the Partition of the Lands
described in the Petition in this case,
OH or before the lst Monday in De
ccmber, 1850, or their consent TO the
same will be entered of record.
w. ID. STEELE, o. p. d.
Sept. 2nd, 1850. 16-3m
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NEW AND FASHIONABLE
sPIsHNG AND SUMMER
G 90 DIS:

The subscribers are now recciyire and
opening large assortments Of the newest
and most fashionable Spring and Summer
GOODS, together with Domestics and
Groceries Of all kinds, all Of which they
viii dispose Of on tho most reasonable
terms forcash.
Call and examine before you purchase
elsewhere.
ALEXANDER &c BARTON, atPick-
neville s. O.; ALEXAND DIR q NRyIL,
at West Union s.. g.
w nj If 1880 q
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FOREIGN NEWS.

lie IDTItISU ttldI Steamer EUROPA
arrived at Boston on the 2Sth ult.
having left LIVERPOOL on The 18th.
Affairs in France are qu'c!. Louis
Napoleon has sent message to the
assembly disclaiming ambitious Jews
which was received with much sat
isfaction.
misunderstanding &C, lainty exists
between Prussia and Austria. All Ger
many, with Austria and Bavaria
are in arms. The Prussiaus had a
engagement with the Austrians in
which a number of lives were lost on
both sides. England and Russia have
offered their mediatin for the purpose
of settling the Germanic difficulty,
which is likely to be arranged.
The new three cent pieces which
Congress did not authorize, and
which of course were not issued have
received the Communications of the
press in allparts of the country for
their great beauty and convicnce. The
story of their issue was coined bya
editor from his own brain, and Qikc
many others issues Of the same mimD
is entirely spurious.
The Baptists have in the Island of
Jamaica $4,000 church members; the
Methodists $4,000. The number Of
children in the schools is estimated at
10000.
The Ordnge.-The product of the
orange trees this season in The city
and vicinity, has been bountilul and Of
the best quality, shows concusivcly
that the careful culture of this fruit in
thisregion would bring certain and full
remuneration for all labor expended.
1t is settled point that in size and
flavor the oranges grown here and ON
the coast are superior 10 those brought
from Cuba, Jamaica, &c.
Mobile Tribune.
The Board Of Navy and Army
Officers have closed their business at
Washington. They have recommend
ed the establishment of the rank of
Lieut.. General.
The Newfoundland Times gives
facts establishing the probability that
the whole Island is rising out OF the
ocean with a rapidity which threatens
at no distant period to materially
affect if not utterly destroy many of
the best harbors on the coast of New
Foundland.
Ole Bull, the violinist who created
such an excitement, few years ago,
in this country. gave, lately a concert
at Christiana in Sweden and his intcn-
tionwas to proceed TO Constantinoplc
passing through Finland and Russia
and then to visit the largest cities Asia
and Egypt it was thought to be posi-
BILE Bthat he might again visisit the
United States
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1926 REV ARD

DANAWAY from the subscriber,
III at Kingston, Cass co., Georgia,
negro man named CUPIT. Has
a vain over his left eye, inclined to
be gray, about 45 years oId-of rath-
or brown complexion. bought
the boy of Gen. Garvin, of Pickens
Dist. S. c., and formerly belonged
to some of Lynches, of that District
or Greenville.
Twill give the above reward Of $S25
for the delivery fsaid boy to Jacob
Burris, Esq, near Anderson G.. H.,
S. @.
DAVIS BOROUGHS.
Kingston, Geo., Aug. Id, 1850.
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FASHIONABLE FALi.S

WINTER GOODS,
ME Subscribers aciSnoWIeflge
Il their obligations for 4 liberal
patronage heretofore extended to-
them, and beg leave to announce 10
The public, that they have ON hand, a
larger assortment of
FaNE and Cheap GOODS.
than usual, all of which are of fbe
latest style and well adapted TO ihe'
season. They pledge themselves Z,
furnish, asmany, as fine, and as chem,
GOODS as can be found in am M
county store. GROCE,Ia aJSfS
fCROCKEIs Y, and II.4RDWSIRE
good enough for any body. e Ollr
friends and Patrons arc invited to- cali
and examine for tllemselVes.
They have also several Two a,.sg
-Four horse. WAGGO IN S Of exlf4
finish, and two or three horses which,
they will sell o.; reasonable terms, if
applied aJr soon. 9ps,S,
8e W. SI Il. p. WILL MS. iat
3 Salubfity 81 Oct. Il, 1850.
~ AZ IN e.
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q IGfOIIS NOTICs;IEI;,..- 81

81 q ANDERSON VII preach at
Bachelor Retreat Oh the list Sab.
batla n December next, and on Sass
5nraayS !, . evening previous at censlle
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"THE SOUTHERN PRESS

or the conduct of which, suitable Editors have
been engaged, wlN will also receive the mid Of
numlc cr of eminent and able contributors.
There WILDE both tri.wcckly and weekly
lssuc-thc latter to contain substantially the
same matter the former, and intended to
facilities arc limited
Daily issue WILDE added hereafter, should
1t bo deemed advisable or necessary by the
press and people ofthc Southern States
The paper willno be crcluSively political =
but will embrace on its broad sheet the genor.
al news ofthc day, domestic and foreign, bv
mail and telegraph; commercial and agrcultn-
raj and literary pieces; crit cisme, original cs-
says, literary and miscellaneous; and, in short.
all those items of general interest, the collec.
ted aggregate ofwhich constitutes the intcres-
ting and valuable Newspaper. Great care
the Proceedings and Debates in both Houses
OF Congress; rs well as the action of the loca
Legislatures on the Southern question.
~ Dmited number only of Advertisements
will be rcce' Icd-the main object being to fur
nlsh a large amouns ofrcading matter.
The paper will be printed on sheet eoua
IN size tothosc of the other Washington papers
and the material will DO procured especially
for the pl pose
1t is confidently hoped that cverytrue
friend to the South win aid in procrriuG sub.
cribers, and forward the names. with tbe
amount subscribed, to some Southern Repre.
sentative at Washington, forthwith.
Postmasters are authorized by law to remit
subscriptions free ofpostagc.
TERMS: noc q
8 For Tri-wcekly diving the Session of Co ice
ond Scmi-weehly duipy the recess, the 90
will be, per annpm
Weekly paper
The p rice of subscription must be paid inva
trably in advance, and the cash accompany Il q
name sent
a pers ms procuring tennnmes shall be en-.
led tore eive q copy gratis for one year.
II. II. BUTLE,R,
JACKSON MORTO ~
R. TOOMB,S,
IT. THOMPSOW.
sB ~Eitdors and papers friendly to the en-
erprize will please publish this Prosnectns
whichwill entitle them to an exchange With
tha newspaper
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'CioOlliiioy DCCOUlc
association by sub
TO the above rules.
Alex Bryce
f. Griffin
WJn CLee
j Alexander
Jno Crawford
Saml Reid
J A Doyle
J M McElroy
w w Stribling
Jno Dunn
III r. Castor
o III p Fant
j w Earle
J w Hughes
Martin Moody
M r Hunnicutt
Jas Stevenson
Jno Rankins
E. q Gaines
J + Ferguson
Elihu Griffin
Alex Ramsay
J A Easley
Saml Easlcy
w Can't
A b Grant
e Cannon
f. Alexander
Lemuel Thomas
Jno Capehart
Jno Gossett
Roht Craig
Jno M Lawrence
Arch w Rice
Robt Knox
r p Kelly
Jno OaBriant
Thos G Boggs
Isaac Anderson
Isaac Murphy
j R Neal
Ell Barton
J B Myers
Henry Myers
. Robt Stewart
Jas ID Kay
I'll "a Ell Gibson
H Capehart
I'LL nj Pitts
VIM Il Dunlap
Soshua Barker
I JAS G. Peace
Moses Boiler
e w A Snish
q M Thomas
DU Sloan
Wm Sloan
n ID Maxwell s.
Jno Fields
VIM Robinson
Simon Doyle
Oliver Doyle :
Austin Day
Moses Smith
Jno Bowen
s. Stsgan
r Iepdeardth
Thos Turner
VIM Lathram
Baylis Day
LBanAtt
s Il B Day
Thos Dacus
McE, Janisor
o. Jandison
= f8 Jas.I .Iathran
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THE KEOWEE COURIER.

associations, and in any emergency
of inc State, Uorepel invasion or to
suppress negroinsurrectiom he is en-
powered and required to call out the
Minute Men, OF the Association, TO
be marshalled under the Governor of
the State or constituted authorities.
ART. d. The Vice Presidents when
they shall think fit, or when directed
by the President, shall hold meetings
OF such members as shall reside in
their respective Beats, and report the
proceedings of the same at the next
general meeting of the Association.
1t shall further be part of their duty,
to extend TO their respective Beats
such information as the President
may from time to time desire to com
municate to the members of this AS
sociation.
ART. S. Tt shall be the duty ofcor-
responding Secretaries 10 correspond
with affiliated associations uponmat-
ters touching their general interests
and objects.
RI. 6. The duties of the Recor-
ding Sccreta, les shall be to keep a
roll ofthe members and of the Min
ute Men, and torecord the proceed
lngs Of the Association in book to
be kept for that purpose.
ART. Z. 1t shall be the duty of the
general and subcommittee ofsafety
TO detect, report, and prosecute all at
tempts TO corrupt our slaves and to
disseminate abolition-to p ocure in.
subordmation, or otherw. Sc impair
the feasible and tranquil enjoyment Of
our domestic institution.
ART. 8. The President shall from
the roll Of the Secretaries organize all
the members of this Association un-
derthe age of thirty, into military
corps, to be called the Minute Men,
and who, with their officers, arms and
equipments, shall be ready to march
to the point of danger at {, minutes
warning.
ART. 8. The Minute Men shall
elect their commanding and subordi-
nate officers.
ART. 10. The President shall be
required to call the association togeth-
er upon any five of the Vice Prcsi-
dents uniting in call for the same.
ART. III. This association shall
continue in existence and perscvere
III IFS efforts so1ong as the rights of
the South are threatened with dan
ger.
ART. 10. Any persommay become
member of this association by sub
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a member of this /;
scribing his name
f N Garyin
John Maxwell
Jas Cannon
Henry Prichard
Saml Lovinggood
E Maltin
} w Norris, jr
VIM Todd
Garter Clayton
Il Gibson
Jas Lawrence
Jas George
VIM Oliver
M M Norton
Jno G. McFaIl
VIM Gassaway
Saml Youngblood
w III Trimmer
Thos Dodd
w l. Keith
Silas Kirksey
VIM Dowis
w X Easle,y
J A Easley, jr
II w Easley
Jno Arial
Jno Hammett
f Alexander
S r. McFall
Robt o Lewis
Chas Thompson
Jos Burnett
J Reed Ramsay
l. G Craig
Jas Neal
J MPundt
Joab Banks
JOS M Deyeneau
VIM Hunt
VIM Bo09s
Thos billiard
J r Mckinney
G A Taylor
EHernelon
w N Craig
I'll r. Hughes
Alex Harris
Vim r. Moody
w FIearce
j N Lawrence
w ID Steele
f. r. Alexander
w B White
Il w AlexantIer
Ransom Banks
Jno Shockley
Eli Doyle ~
'B Hagood
Baylis ] Maxwell
w B Dickson
Robt Hollingsworth
Dudley Wigginton
VIM Hunt a
Moses Hendricks
Benz Sattcrfeld I
Ioo Di,,enn al ~
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FNHE Updera' gn take this method
IL. of calling The attention of pur-
chasers to large stock of Groceries,
both in Augusta Ga, and Hamburg
). Z. Consisting in part of
IsAGGHNG, both Gasnaray and
Dumdce; "A to AG inches
wide, and heavy. @ 4
Bale Rope GatI Twime.
SUGAR COFFEE LTIRON
Molasses, Cheese, Mackerel, Is.
Flour, Bacon, Nails superior quality,
CANDLES, TALLOW, ~ AND PATENT
MOULD, of all kinds,
Sole Leather, Oak tanncd, M
and Hemlock, do,
Powder, Shot, Lead, Soap, Starch,
Indigo and Madder M
WLlVDOW GLASS, "a
81 PUTT'X
GINGER,
PEtPP EEsa
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The Board Of Navy and Army
Officers have closed their business at
Washington. They have recommend
ed the establishment of the rank of
Lieut.. General.
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NEGRO shoes, and Blankets Of the
heaviest and best quality.
HoMEspUN, CALIcoEs, SC. SC.
All Of whichwe will sell at the ce,,vs.
Ioaoes: prices Of the Augusta and
Hamburg markets.
Orders from Georgia, Alabama,
and South Carolina willbe thankfully
received, and filed at the lowest
pflces. Orders addressed to How
ard, Mcdonald & Co., eifherto Au-
gusta or Hamburg, viii meet with
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JACKSON MORTO ~
R. TOOMBS,
IT. THOMp SOW

sY Eitdors and papers friendly to the en-
erprize will please publish this Prospectus
whickwill entitle them to an exchange With
tha newspaper.
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The Baptists have in the Island of
Jamaica $4,000 church members; the
Methodists $4,000. The number of
children in the schools is estimated at
10000.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

TOBACCO.-We heard of over 200 hhds. Sold but only
got particulars of hhds (new) A. ~. and do MssOa
county, A., ats, and at9I<c. y ID.
SUGAR AND MOLASSES.-The Sugar market
less firm, and the sales amounted 700 hhds easier rates
Sales of about 1000 bb Moses sDg21c. for Prime and
Choice
FLODR.-Tbc market gave way and lot of So bbN.
Ohio sold S. 3 (rom the steamboat landns) so
100 bb Fine IS co. 90 do - 0z, go Ohio IS g.
100 St Louis at IS so and small lots of Extra IS rs
y bbl
CORNsIarket firm and 5000 saeks sold at 56958, nclu-
ding 900 sacks on the Levee at the highest rate.
OATS -Saes 500 bushels Indiana, in bulk, at 50, 10
sacks Inferior 60 and 1907 saeks Prime St Louis, Co.,
PROVISIONS.-Pork rather lower and we noticed
sales OF $50 bb Mess 50 S73z9s9 90 600 Prime and M.
o. 100 Prime ~ 20 and o. lnot inspecte % %
aos 600 lbs Bulk Pork 3S for Hog round and 400
lbs Sides and Shoulders 81 ard 2zc for each OF Beef
50 bb. Mes taken al IS "a do Prime % BIZ, and ID
b. at 1914 W bbl sale of casks Bacon Sides, Pnme,
5, and terces Extra Hams 9zc. Lard steady with
sales of CJ bbs and go kegsvz: IS bbs Grease at *,
9d Inferior az, 50 bbl. No. at 81 g I316, SO do
No. at Al at 81, 200 kegs and 800 at 496s<c v a.
BEESWAX.-lOO0 lbs. brought Gle.
WHISKY-Prices steady-100 bbls. Rectifed faken at
20 and az (l67, no. 10 and 1000 at 2le y gallon
TALLOW.-A sale of 80 bbiz. Western at sac. y b,
FRElGHTS.-A ship taken for HavTe at 151ec. oE Cot
| ton, which is an advance
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

ing tiaudy and one Bounneau, were arrested yes
terday on the affidavit of Rene Pierre Palette, who
charges them with assaulting him with intent 10
kill. Tile attack took place at Paleto's cof.e-
house, corner of Rampant and St. Peter streets, on
the night of the 22i. The complainant was bru.
tally beaten and would have suffered more serious
injury but for The intervention Of others. His as
saants, loiled by this inlererence left the house,
called the watch and placed the unfortunate Palette
in their hands. He was dragged off to the watch
house and retained risoncr until morning, while
the real criminals went on their way rejoicing.
An examination will take place to-day.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-02-26

FOR CALIFORNIA.

yrzs FOR CHAGREs-Direct-U United States
&EiGEEe JMqa Steamship CoHpany-The and mag
$3.50 nicent steamship OHIO, (3O0O tons burthen,)
LeUutenan James Findley Schenck, u. s. Navy, com
mandng, will leave for the above port on THu RSDAY,
18th at o'clock punctualy, from the head Of St
Mary street, Lafayette, with the California and Oregon
Mails The great size and strength OF the Ohio, with
her superior double engines of 1000 horse power eac insure
her passengers the greatest speed and safety and which
be acquired by any OF single engine.
The arrangements the comfort OF passengers the
most liberal SCALE In her spacious saloons well ventilated
cabins and combined all the convenienees
first rate hotel An experienced surgeon accompanies this
vessel and all ships of this Company
RATES
To Oh agres-Stateroom Berth Ladies' Saloon. $50 Ok
State-room Berth, After Saloon. 49,. 50 Ok
State-room Berth Forward Saloon. 50 "
Standee Berth, Forward Saloon. Is o.
Storage Berth, separate mess........ Al CT
Freight so cents per cubic foot
All passage tickets for passage and orders receive gh
must be procured from the office of the Agents.
PARADISE, LAWRASoN u Co, Agents
fy21 81 Grayief street.
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ST rHAREEs-J Crsyin, La; Il sleggos, Tenn; MsjoF
NoFnents pr Boykin, u Begiaus. Tiff and lady, My
smpson Miss Siiearer, Capt MoFgnn, . Sheaser,
Donadson. CadwaladeE and lady. Ala; q w Can, Vas
= nctscee Miss; a w Gayar, NJ, Mis- flornda Kicks
Mis- Kicks; Col Perkins; Miss v Pslhin's Mrs NJ Per-
klns; Mr. w Barret and son, Mo; Mrs Basrct, w
BaDeti Z 9 RnsssI. Wood. g Meeks; w Eewton and
lady. w ~ Wood, Miss; w Mitchell, 5 "; G. Hardy;
q ii Foster; Mr. MicleitTee.
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Miller, N o; Gibbs, Sc w Morton, Ga; Mr Haekett,
5ss;yA Y, mr Bgienscher, X p Tayloss Mas;
yard; w w lame
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r ErsziFT "; q Whilom, Chic; A n Lacas, w w
bower, II Cgn TenB; W a Wynn. Ga; w Mcintosh,
Y Y ghexs ID Down, Texas: N Z Hampton Ms. w
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Ira g Hodges Herrick, Mehisaa: L r Tereg WI. Il
Talbot I'D; II Mosten. John Williams D u svhsclef b
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| Mr. Clark and family, Liverpool.
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Ketick, Belle Creole. w Colbara A Lamb Ks.
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teus DIR Doyle. NJ Moore, g ID Dennis, La; G. Ddvids0n
i Ky; Mr. Sillery Ga; NJ w Allen, II P Merried, MIS-