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SUDGEN ON VENDORS

SUDGEN ON vENDORs.--A Practical Treatise on the
- Vendors Purchasers OF Estates BY the Hon.
Sir Henry susen. In volumes With notes and references
Law Of Vendors and Purchasers
the present .mc ByJC Perkins, Seventh American from
eleventh London edition. Springfield MASSACHUSETTS, Published
by George aud Charles Merriam. 1851
Sir Edward Sudgen the Law
Purchasers long standard work
relating No other book in the
such thorough satisfactory discussion Of all the
VIII h the legal construction Of contracts relating
property their irmno validity the evidence hat ad.c,
them and the modes Of resembling o. enforcing them That Is
appreciated by the pOcssion the common law
ya evidenced by the fact that has reached eleven edition:
England this the last Of which just issued
Thc English edition, which received
additions the learned AUTHOR and To at he slated
alterations and additions
1he writer he afterwards adds, has bestowed time
and labor upon this than upon former production
"hc and references OF the American editor arc very
and for the American prachoner exceedingly yaua
No decisions Of leading authority seem 70 have escaped Mr.
while there for aging that
introduced authority which not peril
Of too book making editnss piled
authorities unnecessarily illustration Of undspued points
We ought American entirely new The
English cited In the volumes
double coiumns The index tbs work
like everything else about scientific and thorough embraces
hundred pages"Nsw Fork Esening Post Oct lsS
For sale by FRANCk TAYLOR,
Oct23 Washington, for the PuhashcFs
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DRIVATE TUTON.--A young English gentleman, who has
good educaton resided Paris
anxious obtain the position ofor companion 10
private family Of respectabiIy
family
the highest respcctaby either this
In England,
Address Alex. Vance, box 100 Office, Oswego New York.
far l6-dM
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nIS5OLUTION of Cop rtershp.-Thcf firm
II ing under The of Dyer Brother is this day by mutual
dissolved MIR. f. win
OF the late Robot W. Dyer which immediate
10 respectfully requested. EDWARD e. DYER,
GEO. r. DYER
WAsuIK0roN, September "a, $50.
eopartnship under the and Arm Of Dyer Mcure and
will continue the
cid stand Of Dyer Brother Of 10th and
They respectfully solicit
slowed the firm and
fully trust confded to them
Dyer McCnire prepared make advances all
siynments, and to cash all sales made by them.
'a+tt EDWARD c. DYER,
J. e. MCGUIRE.
WAsnrsroH, scptcmb.s ~. 1850.
10Df. 7--dn
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Gent l2tf

NO Ef&B Lands In Texas.-A gentleman Virginia,
who and lawyer desires TO Texas
and would like the
Of lands that with view TO bring them
o iarkct
Satisfactory testimonials
w integrity responsibility and his general acquaintance such
enable him to control considerable emigration 10 Tens
arrangement placed correspondence
advertiser, suitable by addsssing paid,
WIN. GOuI.DIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia
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GAM BookRuc and mHel cot the English In
Pores, Iifs and Forest Trees by John r. SPRING.
IosSps,s Field hook o Rsvotuton-psrT ~.
Jus, published, and this day received for sale "
oot2 Dookssuesu, nAaf nh ssaa
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r-DU Rent, tlse large and oosnmodious bsouse t1
6r ward now occupied by the Brazilian Minister.
For terms apply TO Con. Grniio', Six buildings.
Sept 9i--eodf lin'eh'l
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

New Fall and Winter Goods.
IIOOE, BROTHER, CO, Pennsylvania between 7h
9Th received and offer the
the of Washington Georgetown and
surrounding Of Maryland Virginia. full
English India
dry goods The mportatioHs. They
Very brocade silks dark coofs
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain pouI dc sole
Heavy wstered silks, all ceors
Real Irish popIins, richly watered, all shades
Very Iusrous black silks, all widths
wide coiored silk veives every shade
French Mcrno and Thibet clohs, great variety
French dc lanes, designs
French cashmere dc cossc, latest styles
Rich embroidered chemirctes, with sleeves TO match
Real valencienncs lace chcnisettes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin collars, and caps
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
White embroidered Canton shaws from Sl2 " SIS
Velvet cloaks and mantillas, styles
Silk man:!.1s and viaites, also styles
Real cashmere shawls, long and square
Real cashmere and Thibet scATfs
Long and short sewing silk miu and gloves
Baiou's celebrated hid glovc~, every size and shade
Black silk laces, black and cOored silk finges
nd insertings, wide
nd cambria rumngs
carHbric inseTings and edgings
SASH neck, and bct ibands, Ac., &C.
entirely desirable goods
present which add
will be assured Of finding
season, fashionable Styles the
prices - =
FAINT Aft
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tsnAPER and Taflsr-WILLIAM TUCKER, laie o. ms
~ 81 Lsps Pennsylvania svenue between ~ and
IA nvsc now prepared calls csn his nnmsrou.
tu6 ~ YsHc generally hsvns just oenes very ass and
English cloths, cassanere~ and
vtsdh " se with ss., care from me most
be {hA and the reputation on MS establish
ment sdmeseM ENassntee an VINO may no" MN VIII n0
which ~i be- executed
B- ready IN days 10 show some of me handsom
S<p&at-3aw3w
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North doors Uest Of Third street,
under Gadsbys Hotel,
DEGs leave friends, the citizens Of Washington,
Georgetown the public general also members Of
Congress- visiting the city, thai his stock Of cloths
smeres yesings complete. Although
900 WORTH ssuthceniy large for all good buy
purchase s wardrobe advantageous other
District goods that all perfectly
fresh this falls Importation, which viii be made order
be supassed equaied,
by any oIhe establishment The United States
advance the highest price paid IN this city for his
Having employed tbs establishment OF r. w. Browning
for fifteen wears having special
the cutting known 10 trade ard
ing prompted by DESIRE well
will be able please
him patronage, which he earnestly solcts
general
Stocks
man rs w ardr
9nHfw
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ONG Life within the reach OF ms allThe celebrated
Ia German plypicisns Brothers and Gray, have hnay
themselves in the city oiWahne'sn after having
Of knowledge and having spen.
Indians for tho purpose Of getting thorough
botany they ster themselves qua'hed 70
human family subject we
promise all who favor with call that we WIZ, WIN
question, tell Them their complaints and symp
toms and and speedy cure The DOCTOR
medicines wholly vegetable, and prepared by them-ec
complaints no nafer
from whs, they have orsnsted or how long standing
viz feyer had once rom
living In all the western counties Of the sss'e- view
fovt pennsylvania Canadas who, having been up 70
die by the scul, hearing awaiting hemseves Of
skill have been restored hea Diseases successfully treated At
this once arc The Following constipation piles scou'a,
rheumatism, bronchitis, scabesd, drosy all
Diseases diseases OF the skin stomach bowels liver
Kidneys spine, &c,
south street, opposite the Smithsonian institution.
s-d2w'
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uOUsEKEEPINa articles, such as
III French China dinner and tea ware
Iron stone 0S"n d%ns .a S. and and "as ware
Cut and pressed glassware looking glasses
Fancy hardware lamps, Erandoles
Table cutlery man,.l and table ornamsnts
Cooking utensils almo., every description
Altogether forming Of housekeeping s
ru1cSs.s1s decidedly 81. and
Nov Is-2aw.'w Opposite Centre Market
Anew BOOT AND SHOE sTORE.-Ths subscriber has
taken Of those and
nus. between " 9Th suees oondscnnE
ssD and AS mr., a. CT rs sa r Ne
for high reputation :. su,,.s and who.s no. will be
We would p.r,ie ui.ry
UNI 81. ,rd . "
English d .t. and .,n which win be made
In addition selected
approved ys. Of boot, and shoes. Of every 70 a.
which particularly in vic attention Of tn. public snss
s.s.e. and m.s% school Of nj. in,o,oo viii X
every night sAtnr and Sundays from o'clock
English branch comprises. English practices.
Of ye lectures eocusn, public
speaking together with criticisms Of vaou. distinguished English
The devoted explanation analysis OF
.ss, ' aa % read md . ,sasr. siy
compses tho study Of arithmetic, book
af ssv sSG1E sxRsss
w. r. Duv.Ii, Merchant Tailor,
(Lofs firm Of Lwhy D~rau)
respectfully his friends and the public
Just opened and varied assortment fall and
winter goods for Gardeners inch as
os and vestnss, Of tho most approved manufsc
Menno, six, and cotton shirt. and drawers
Hosiery, cravnts, suspepders, gloves
Umbrellas dressing gowns, &C.,
prepared his the
rates lie solicit liberal share Of pubic patronage
location 10 opposchs former stand the National
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue,
27-3tsw3wif
Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
Norfsuea corner Of 9h and n streets.
u,ur INsTTTUTr will resume session eepssm
ber with an corps professors and teachers every
Terms for boarding pupils saso including Ensh and
mathematics. 81
AQ0 in English nd mathematics.
Ancen, and modern music, drawing painting, &C,
be had Of the Principal Early application for
admission Is neeeassfy ~, -
wAsurraro- orrr, Angus, -, 1851.
Aug I7-d5oct
PHILOSOPHY OF THE MECHANICS OF NATURE |,
c.,.ctm On familiar Things by Emily Elizabeth wl.upen
Literature and The Fine Arts by George Hp'ey and
Bsyard Taylor. volume
Tho Literature Literary Man OF Great Btani by A. Mills
2 volumes.
Hand BOOB Of Universal Biography, by Psrks Goodwin
knights Cyccpedia OF the Industry Of All Nations volume,
~ No.. v'@n'"' rnAScx TAYLOR
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% EMOvAI~-DUvALL BROTHfA merchant ts,ors, have
The pleasure OF informing friends ans customer.
have removed their 1AA elegant ssose nst
sossrc est o. They have lust
opening elegant
goods their line Of business. which prepared
10 make order In their usual style Of elegance.
- - n Z DUvALL BROTHER
NJ B. Wanted, two o three hrstra'c con, hands.
Sept ls--diw AeO2w
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Assistant Teacher Wanted immediately.
OF the Wasnton IN Co. Male Academy wishes
teacher who qualified teach
mathematics He
an habits good moral
must BE- made and BY ieter paid
TO he Principal.
FEB lo-A0
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pARCHmENT Copying Paper, Possessing three OF
ur mes the strength Of the copying generally In ns a
making perfect with Kind OF ordinary wnnt
ink an entirely article offering also the sdvan'sxe o.
and which may upon with ana ink whe"
Spreading. For sale fb the manufacturers ny ,cv v,o.
Also couyus prssss Of various and aixee English SD
FreScn rsrct.,1 ersss.s t.ss Ac DC Ae Oet -
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u EAL ESTATE AGENCY.-A. ROTHWELL informs the
IL public that he has opened once Of m
the Office OF the National InegeAcer the
attention TO the purchase and sale Of city property
He has number building vaous
city, which will be disposed Of accommodating aO
improved property
He win undertake the negotiation of purchases sales OF
properly tar persons who may need such aid
TO nssresdent holders he offers his mike
snles, pay taxes, &c.
may property, would
hisase to find purchasers.
M the business which he proposes prosecute he considers him
qualified from his extended knowledge location
property acquired his late business collector
Az letters postpaid will receive prompt attention
yancng drawing Deeds will attended his
.,ice.
Eeing justice Of the peace, he will attend
ise taking Acknowledgements OF deeds, &c.
I3-9aw6wT
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nIOE!r Of Dectssens In the Ce~sss Equity IN
the United ataes; John r PutsAm NJ,
large octave sesi giving Agsst II s aseoss - ths
Of equity in the United States previously NM lss pus
iahsd. ~ 49,
Jolly u YkAtQI TAYtOn.
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UIa institution pleasantly situated on Tho Seorgown
i s,shsshe prospect from enbscins ,ss Guy 2. w"-ns'9n
and the town 81 Aetahn'n ~ 10 de-
,sued 70 sstend limited number q boys inc ~
(hstisn seeks combine tno savsnmges
~ horoash with the proper discipline OF
home. p...r,. u,o 0,y
osst rssulax begin November J. Penn VINO
..v cnuea dasys may confer w" 's
BE- GadrssssA, 81 .... -. ,,,,,,,,, .,.,o.,, n a.
The pishop Maryland and Hugh Davey Evans
H. D. BALTIMORE T. y. Chambers, Kent county ND nsson
~ D.vton csa the Treasury washington
LYONS ssu GeesQeown w. Bcvebont Thompson r's"oro'
Norh CAsons Cot. Miller fisiowes, 81 Mays, Seorgs
+, Sep I6--2aw%w
nFrICIAL military hooks, for sale ny T"y'"r ~
" MAURy, booksellers, near 9th street, washington.
Cavalry Tactics, 3 vols price S5-vey scarce.
Wayn.s Sword Exercise price ~.
Scots Infantry Tactics, vols price ~ 20.
Instructions for Mountain Artillery price 70 cents
Coopers Tactics and Regulations for the Militia
Instructions for Field Artillery, Horse and Foot
Militsry Laws.
McComhs Coars Martial.
Opipsnca Manual
Y xyNfS kuM ksvy Registers. HtNJ q.
And eli 6dher government books and documents,
esys0
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NOT1CE-Tho~e OF not vet
~ their bills rendered muoh oblss
By calling and doing ~ their earliest
have all Accounts snt in that date closed prior
mest OF the fall trnds. ~ - n - N -
Sept 7-0wif -
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KNOX WALKER will practise law In thu suprssas
Court 81 the United stes he prosecution
claims .fainst the government AAAr.ss Wsshinos, o.
Mar. I6-M
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Al xV BANKING HOUSE in Washington Ctty.-The
undersigned been induced embark IL the and
Washington D. Co. avnils
early notify his friends and tho public The
solicit their Hs institution will BIO
and from which dollar
for circulation will DO represented by
tangible substantial the shape Of gold and silver dats
tho United States northern exchange Virginia bank
able funds
by legitimate upon basis it
will readily that the public projected bank
enterprise
tered after the maurest deliberaon, and gratifying
the approval
fnanciers Of New York, Washington, and Richmond
addition for The Bank Of the
will collect drafts government, principal
United will negotiate purchase
Stocks
rood companies, and other good securities.
Washington will be liberal
RO. II. GALLAHER.
RIcMsoNn, Va, October, 1851 Nov ll-2awlm
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OLA sS-BOOK Of Chemistry, for the ~ schools.
academies, and for popular reahna by Edward L. ycumnn
Arno,a's Second Book 81 Greek Prose Compos,tion.
Louls's School Days story for with cngravrga.
I.t pnbshsd and for sale by
TAYLOR 4 MAURv,
OetS Boob sellers, othstest
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,-------
aid; smsil charge for averags damages
The college Of books and stationery,
excced eia0 Students mV Dc sly
opening cf the session IL psscraoe b P"y""e e'
months In advance. =
ur attending the courses Of lee
nv n the smith
souisn hearing the debates in Congress- and
rumen advantages which
n other college present
AuGiai. 1851, Aug 1-dAep'hwSw
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IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHARTS, with aaslins
Directions By CcmHandsr CsAwaiades Knlsud UAhed
navyenhranne Of
San Francisco eays o. ssa rcsco aad Pablo,
CarQnsss ensuA hay, confluence
sacramsnt and ban Joaquin nvefs including
reno and Hosson etate Of California Price, Go For sale
In Washington city by TAYLOR 4 MAuRY,
Aae e4 Hart f#aHs9 bookseller. near street
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lust these durable
goods a. a. and 04 Dice diaper, and damask
Also mandatory, 90, lot, ia, la,
shesn WHICH will be found the heaviest goods Of the kind
and Of German pillow and Dol
stsr objection which against
win be their durability Pe~s very
CLAGErT h DODsON,
Dealers in all kinds Of carpets maipss oil cloths, rugs,
and generally
Of Ninth Fennsyivania avenue,
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NOTICE 10 hereby given that ali
unsettled the books Of The late Arm Of r H. HOoE Co.
together with tbo~e Of he made
and handed for settlement either otherwise Thu
change business which effect upon of
renders essentially
closed At the expiration OF the present half year.
Junc 24-9wf Hook BROTHER, CO.
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THE History NJ Banking. with CorApre henaiv
Account Of the Origin Rise and Progress Of the Banks Of Eng
land ireland, and Scotland by William j. Lawson
dom 1850. FRANCK TAYLOR.
| I'M
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II IJTORY Of the Early Settlement and Indian War
IL Of Western Virginia vol, ovo by Wills dc lass illustrate
by hume engravin
Byrnes Dictionary Of Engine werk and Engineering No. a.
Puucb's Complete Letter Writer, with illustrations.
Godey's Lady's Book for August
Graham's Magazine for August.
Uric; or The Voices-n Poem by r. &. Fay.
Jenny Limbs Tour through America Cuba portrait
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR MAURY,
July IL booksellers, near 9th street.
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Gessyeste Msauesue ltWrGh0ssse
No. Is Chartres st. New Orleans.

/ WRIGHT co. having resolved 10 stand unrvaed in
pIoprstors and Agents Of all the genuine popular Paten
tanty supplied with fresh and ample assortment at ates
la below the usual market prices BY this they
xtens'ye assortment which be found OF any ohe,
CITY, Having had many experience in the purcas,
or conducting this particular department. The most liberia
cae AND are now prepared to SIMPLY the trade pnces
aanSsome per eentsss ON his Investment either at Whossa
;ssormentof LII GENUINE PA TENT MEDICINE S
The following list comprises part Of Their assortment and
ian be furnished to Dealers Cases. at from twenty to
twenty-five per cent. cheaper than manufacturer regular
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SHAKESPEARE IRON FOUNDRY,

2DS Gtr0d Street, Neac orleans.
WHEELER, Pc rTEES IL CO., would res.
w pefuy inform the public that they are now prepared
to do STEAMBOAT WORK, and build SUGAR MILL
ENGINES, of ali descriptions aiso Draining, Planning
and Saw Mil MACHINERY and RAILROAD WORK
such Turn Tables, Stay Plates Switches Chairs etc. on
the shortest notice and the approved system
Having Lathes OF various sizes enabled and
boe Iron and Brass work OF al most all kinds.
Orders for Columns, Pines, Wheels, Furnace Mouths
Crate Bars Store Fronts Iron Shutters and Doors, Gal cry
and Tomb Ratings Shafts and Puleys, xes and Boxes
Grder Stove Plates. Venators Sash Weights, etc., will
meet with prompt attention.
The Blacksmith Department ia fitted up to enable workm
to execute any orders that may be received.
Orders from Plantations punciually attended to- which
please address
WHEELER, PETTEES Il CO., Newt orleans, La.
J. F. WHEELER, J. GEDDES,
T.. c. PETTEES. s. SWOOP.
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MILITARY BOUNTY LAND.
Presumption Rights.

rs GRuRRAL LAkp Oyyrck. March 81. 1851.
Guea has the liberal views Of congress, IN
IsI y w Az Of h ssptembsr lSoO granting Bounty
ne military usvics of Tbs Unisd States may be carried out
.pSnsr 2 ne war ntees, Pc ssoided . far az pos
SSss g g ,snt1 spS pso.c services. and :. the same
kuodc Land. the fruits Of their industry and prvaons the
FL Dssl Ses I ,S3:.'o; Ia. Sirsc':d ~
ancs ssec 70 private sp,Iy e come forward and file their
~ entoy slat?menls within thirty days after making
zc :. BY he
neh and prevent interference by the location OF these
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MILLER, HARRIS q WALDO,

"a Canal street, Ne,y Orleans,
WHOLESALE and retail dealers in FINE
w TABLE CUTLERY. Plated, .%u
Planished, Tin, Ja,,aned and Wooden FIN
Wae Table Mas; Git and Bronzed /T4N
LAMPS and Girandoles Glassware Plain ;fSSt
and Coored Floor Mating. and House SIaxbk
Furnishing Goods generally. Sperm and I NNa
Wax Caadles; Sperm, Whale, Lard Lin s{z}sU+ liz 7
seed. Neatsf,Ot and Chemical Oils Spirit GS&kazsA
Gas Camphne Alcohol. Turpentne, and ~SAtA%
Paints Of all descriptions; Brushes Win
dow Glass; Putty; White Lead; Sand Paper: Clues Curet
Hair Hair Seating and Sprngs Flowing, Polishing Scrap
ing Furniture, Coach Black Japan and White Damar Var
nishes. Also-Picked and Common Moss always for SALE
PRICES OF cAMPHINE:
BY the barrel so cents per gallof
~ the five gallons. ..........."65 cents per gallor
FOR less quantity 40 cents galloI
mhl2 lp ly d&W
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D, N. Y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
OR, CoNsTlPATIoN or THE BowExi
THE AIrnp

THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
urest safest and remedy for this dseasa
1t will positively give relief in the cases. aud after
all the old remedies have failed. Persons frequently
called office with asonshment upon their faces sts,is
that they had used the ointment for other diseases upon
of their bodies the bowels, and That eopious
had resulted omit This result will always follow horoue
rubbing of the Extractor the bowels when they
tive. Let the experiment be tried. 1t is perfectly safe; and
in no instant ecan the Pain Extractor DO harm.
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She brought bed box, and applied the Sores
felt immediate wherever touched me, and begged
for enough annoint thoroughly 1t obtained and
new life seemed invest To the burning aud
in chest made Pills of it, and took them, which
soon cured me- my life your valuable Extract,
being strong and have been SINCE early
1.-THE year l642. kERZIA FRENCH.
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MESTIC POR rs.
FARE REDUCED.

United States Mail Steamship Company.
FARE REDUCED.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT. via HAVANA.
The splendid doabs ersns os saTisS
viii leave hs, whs, in il.n. Of the pae wEN XVI
II The GsoRoi. viii b. succeeded by the magnificent
Steamship ONO. to tons burtnen to leave on Friday the
To sasss 81 B.. is . Cabin 90
standee Rssh, FORWARD Cabin........ % g GO GO
To Havana. ss.ass Sf B. I1d ,of F
s,sndss ssrh. Forward ward cabia.... g S SS
~ Passenger for Havana must have passports from
~ Each Of the Compsny's steamships has an expert.
e e sUssis only nj taken on frsrh. to Havana.
Fc. freight passage. apply at the Office of the com.
pl %y Magazine '! SAMGs R. JENNINGS. Agent
a. FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. lne-The fine
Al on5k IhAhD Chase Is E row load
or passage having good accommodations apply on board,
myao orso WI H ts pE@ET i d 60 ss@e
III F0E NHW YORK-Tne A fast sailing barb
pp Ms SM" and mi ha Ss ing
mediate Dispatch. For freight passage having good ac
Tor
@ ESs s M sna l.saa Sssss, h Linz &
-. Cornell. MASTER having the prime pal part OF her
cargo engaged and going board, will have immediate
dispach for the above For balance oil freight. or
passage having superior accommodations apply
on board at Post 4, Second Municipality,
]. w. STANTON & CO.
my5 corner Magazine and Lafayette SITS
FsS %s:;e n' VA have sst nS.a.,:
r,s '''''' 'i.' DSzS Ell {
SfEes CHI rOA AND n AvANA
KMGEA Packet - United States Mail Line 6etusen
- Charleston and Hacana, via Sauannah and
hsv ,Wsst-The splendid steamship ISABEL, Capt. Rol
ms lUQ tons buTten has resumed her regular from
CHI RLESToN Is. Cd to HAVANA, leaving Havans
Tor Chareston8h and 22d of each month"; leaving Charies
ton for Havana on the LIST and 18th.
RATES OF PASSAGE:
Havana to Charleston Savannah. go
havana 10 hey west. ~
FOL further particulars, apply to
A. T. MQRDECAI, Charleston, or to
E. J. HART CO. 70 Tchoupiloulas ct. N. Orleans.
Agents at Hava ma, DRAKE BROS & co.
~ Passengers leaving Havana by this ship can reach
New York and Phi ade pha same time by taking tbs
Steamship to those ports. as 2aw