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ATTORNEY -a.vD COUNpELLOR ar L-iW.
4 COMMISSIONER Of Deeds ofNorth and South
u Carolina Agent for Revolutionary Pens on
Claims, Bounty Lands, and every other descrp
ton of Claims against the various Departments OF
the General Government and before Congress.
Also, Agent for the British Commercial Life In
surance Company; Capital 81, 900 900.
AZ Office door West ef Jackson Hall, Penn
syiuania .1oenue, WAsHlsGros, ID. c.
p. s. Refer, If necessary, to the Heads of De
sIarlmenls and 10 Members of Congress generally.
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10 Membera of Congress and Othsrs.

ANDSOMELY furnished parlors and suits
- Il OF rooms for rent, by Mrs. FLEuRY, on the
NORTH side of Pennsylvania avenue. between 9Th
ana loth streets. aud adjoining Gibbs fancy store
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PARKER,S FANCY STORE

rs UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE this season,
being full Of fresh and brilliant Fancy Goods
ali Of the newest patterns and most fashionable
In
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Southern Female Institute.

I THE next session Of this Institution will COM
/ mence on the first Monday in Oct. ald ends
on the last Friday in July.
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and were taken by that boat to Louisville: The
Captain Of the boat charged every one iull pas
sage, and some who had lost all were compelled
to borrow Of their fellowsuiferers to meet the de
msnds Of the boat. This we have from several OF
the survivors
Since the above was written, Mr.. Andrew ].
Sweeney. the LIST engineer Of the Adams has
furnished US the following list of the persons
saved
List + Pasickg,rs 'gsed from he Wvock Of ne Steamer
John Addms-J Scrsntsn lndians John Jones, Illinois
Wm Dodson, Cincinnati; John Overall, Indiana Mrs Hot
nan ard children, New Orleans; Nc GGrish and son,
Cincinnati, Mrs Whitney. Lexington Mr. Samyn and wife,
Cincinnati; Mr Hlgg California; GoodOe, Cincinnati;
w II HemErd. do l. Richmond. do John Long, do John
BuIk. do, John DANIEL. do Baker, do w Williamson,
do J Sebastian. (pioI Newport; Baeman Louisville;
w II Leonard. (piop Cineiunai Lemorsl Cncn-
nau; " Chaiant, Ohio Dsult0n, Aberdeen I sheton,
VIM Bishop, DO 4 Hamilton, Indiana; Eliot, DO;
swanev zen eineer) Cincinnati Simmons 90; Bergee,
J Naming. DO: Z Ecof Pennsylvania; Miss N ONeu,
Seubenvil.e; Irene Powell. Tennessee Clark, Wis
consln; IA HAYS Kentucky; W Noolridge, do Mahlon
T Hbbs do: James Logsdou Indiana; NJ Ruths, Ten
ne ssee: W Frost. New-York; q Snow, Ohio;
White Tennessee; ID Esep, Pennsylvania koseA,
Keruckv John Dowell CINCINNATI; Jos Cosells' New
York; w Whitnore, New-JeTsey w PItor, NewOr-
leans; T Vanzile II L BsckiOTd ID Hale; V Gates;
Chandler Pennsylvania Marquis, do Solomon elmer;
McAleer. Ohio; Small Pennsylvania; w Boyd;
Lidall; w Yost, Ohio; v l. Pesse, NewYork ID Pagan,
Virginia; w Bishop, Pennsylvania Chandler, Indiana;
] J Richie Michigan.
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TN PURSUANCE Of the Surrogate Of the County Of
New Tork hereby 20 all persons having CLAIMS
against JOHN JACKSON Of the City Of New T0rk dscessss
toprsssnt The sauswih vouchers thereof Tie subscriber hs
ohcs No Coentes SHp the City o. Hsvro bsios hs
tsu5sr lssn FOL lau6mTus1 JAMES DAVIS. Erscutor
FPURsUGFcT an order oths surrogAs County
Yor shsrs5y Cvsnto all persons having cns .gnnS
JOHN WORTHINGTON late Of the City OF New fort csosasse
psssrt the vCuchs thereof 20 The subscriber
store Of William n HID % Nassau. ftres ts city Of r-r
before the second day 81 February usrt-Dtsf
EsW Tork the SustseutL day OF A C1't ~
Gu2o law6nr Tu ROBERT WOkTHikGION, Ainiuist rttof
rs PURSUANCE Of order ohe suogas the County Of Ssv
York-Notce hereby gwen All persons havog claims
Henry KIP h City Of New fort -taker decssef
vouchers thereof 20 The suoscoer al her
residence No 24 Herry IL City Of View York,
n June asrt-Dated New f0rt ths i3ri day
Of en- tsr 1880 IL ltw6FTul AIS KIPP Admin
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ITALY.
Revolutionary Movements.

A correspondent of The Independent
writes from Bologna on Dec. Is, as follows:
In the troubles of '47-S-9, the patriotic ranks
were divided and subdivided by various cohict-
ing propositions for reforms, by which the ma
tional party was weakened. These have now
nearly disappeared before the republican principle
the only one which has stood the testo PracticeI
The monarchial principle yet exists in few
places, viz the court and its dependencies in
Turn. few OF the nobility and their sycophants
who find themselves compromised by the reaction,
and few of the most bgoted votaries OF Popery.
Their power may appear great today, because OF
the large foreign force concentrated to uphold 1t,
bat on the first shock it will lin Italy at least
disappear when the great mass OF the nation
shall speak and ect. This national party Is only
strained in obedience to the prudent counsels OF
the central Committee, in whom the nation have
placed their entire confidence. W hen they give
the signal the power OF Popery in Italy will cease.
The various candidates for public situations
during the years ls47-5-9 have been tested
some have turned out absolute blanks-some In
different or ambitious speculators-some sound
and devoted patriots. At the head Of these 10
Mazzini and the members of the National Com
mttee TO whom are confded the political desti-
MES of Italy-while men of the stamp Of AveZ-
Zana and Garbaldi have superseded the loyallst
Generals in public estimation. The hatred against
the priesthood is increasing daily and the suffer-
ing of the people is beyond belief.
The republicans say litte-but write much
The whole country is being deluged with Propa
gands. So thoroughly organized is this ProPa.
gandist machinery, that it is no longer confined as
formerly to small fly sheets, but comes out in
pamphlets whenever it pleases to do so. In vain
have the authorities tried every means to stop It
the Jesuits are not a match for the republicans,
and the Pope at length is obliged to attempt some
bupeling replies, by scattering counter propagen-
do Now that Mazzini has drawn his antagonist
out of the Vatican into the printing shop, he will
use him up speedily and completely.
Much as | rejoice in the success OF the repub-
lcan cause, have experienced some surprise and
disappointment that the propaganda which began
in a purely evangelism style in lS47-s-9, and
produced such an immense effect, should now
have become simply political There is likewise
an idea becoming general among the people, that
the Protestant clergy have secret understanding
with the Popish priesthood, and are equally the
enemies of freedom Let US suppose that the
Puseyites of Great Britain do sympathze with
the Pope, the American clergy cannot but rejoice
in his downfall and the American churches have
both the means and will to carry out the under
taking. The field should not be abandoned in
this manner-but If American Christians are not
up and stirring speedily it will be too late
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AYER'S CHERRY PICTORIAL

N For the rapid Of coughs, colds asthma Group
koersenes bronchns asthma incipieni consumption and
r relief OF consumpve patients In advanced stages OF
he disease. .,.,-e
fhs remedy 10 offered 20 the community with the CONN.,
deuce we feel in article which seldom fes 10 realize
he hsppes effects thai be desired So vide Is the
fed OF m usefulness and numerous the cases OF lis cures
that almost every section OF the country abonnds In persons
publicly known who have been restored from snd
even desperate diseases of the lungs by its use When
tried It's superiority over every DINER medicine OF 10
kinds apparent to escspe observation ana wnere rs
virtues are Known the public no longer hesitate what anti
doe 20 employ for the distressing ard dangerous affections
OF The pulmonary orgsns which incident 20 climate
And nos only the formidable attacks upon the lungs bat
for toe mder varieties of Colds Coughs Hoarseness &C
and for children the pessanlest ard safest medicine
that can be obtained No family should be wihoutit and
those who have used H. never will
Prepared and sold by James c. Aver Practical Chemist
Lowell Mass and sold by Henshsw, Edmands co. Dos
ton Reese Coalson, Baltimore; Haviand, Herrall Co
Charleston Jacob ) Farrand, Detroit; T. McAlster
Louisville; Theodore A Pecs, Burlington Isaac James
Trenton; John Gilbert Co ard T w DyOu SOns Pull
sdelthis L. ID w. h Gilman, Washiu gton Chas. Dyer
Jr Provdence Wade Ecsstein & Co Cincinnati, and by
eli Druggists and dealers In Medicine everywhere.
rs lueOd
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AID that the results such as 70 aspire universal
confidence in the exhibits made. II is singular
TACT that in number Of instances the omission OF
one or more members Of family has been noted
by those knowing them, and that IN, we believe,
every such case the absence Of those persons on
the fret Of June has been ascertained, and some
times demonstrated by the schedules themselves,
in which the names sought have been found at
the places where the persons dwelt at the time
named.
When il is remembered that the returns for
each county are deposited At its courthouse,
and are appealed to as authoritative reference By
an observing and interested people. it will not DO
deemed remarka able that truthful statements have
been aimed at, by the marshals AID their assist
ants, without regard 10 the cost OF time or labor.
Indeed, we have been assured that IN the impo-
sition OF county taxes, the retained schedules
have been referred to as good data upon which 20
assess both persons and property
Nor IS It alone IN the execution Of this important
work that the evidence OF well laid plans is dis.
cernible for, in their financial features wise
forecaste il apparent. When estimate Of the
probable expenditures was asked for prior 70 the
passage Of the Census bill, and the amount Of
80, 500 was caeed for in the response, many
members Of Congress objected that this sum was
either vaguely arrived at or shaped az an enter
ing wedge, to be followed by demand for supple
mental appropriations. The work 10 not yet done,
and therefore we cannot tell its precise cost bat
the rule Of proportion may help us TO approach
results with tolerable degree Of certainty. Thus,
the returns OF five assistant marshals In each OF
twenty-five States and this District, have been
taken unfortunately, and their expenses noted;
and these show that, for a population of 9s2,024,
there has been expended the sum Of s39,927 o3.
Adding to this, say 81 l2s per thousand, being
the pay of the marshals we have sil,o7i so. At
this ratio assuming the population OF the coun-
try to be 25 coo 900, the whole expense OF taking
the census will be o. ,043,l2i Ia, leaving se2i,-
37s sc for the payment of printing, books blanks,
stationary, clerk hire office rent, fuel, furniture,
and other incidental expenses and this is be-
lieved to be fully adequate to these purposes.
1t will be well to explain that the $1,000 given
to the Post Office Department, to compensate for
services to be rendered 10 the Census Office, have
not been considered in the above calculation.
Washington Republic
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The Census once.

The advantages Of well laid plans are spty
illustrated in the progress Of the WORE ol suls
Office. which is characterized by great accuracy .n
and precision as one may perceive who w wlil IN
rect for himself We learn that it is the prac-
ice Of the superintendent 70 invite exs@lna'lon
and criticism BY members o. J' 5. V,
Of the returns from their own esPeci" districts
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DEWARE OF MPOSITION-The

bgreater the value Of any discovery the higher ii
l. b. Ia IN The estimation Of the public and much in pro-
portion is that public liable be imposed upon by the spu
nous limitations of ignorant designing and dishonest men,
who like the drone in the hive have neither the ability
Inclination think provide for themselves, but thrive
ard uxursie upon the earnings ofthe deserving.
The extraordinary attending the OF Dr. Wis
s Basam Of Wild Cherry in diseases OF the Lungs aud
the many singular II has effected, have naturally at
racied the attention OF many physicians as well as the
whole fraternity of quacksand caused unpnncpled coun
ereers and imisIors 10 palm off spurious mixtures, OF
similar name and appearance of the genuine Basam
Some called Syrup Of Wild Cherry ADD ar" Cher
" Syrup" compound Syrup Of Wild Cherry" wild
Cherry Confrey" and sundry other compounds 10 which
they attach long string OF pus" But OF such nostrums
We know nothing. Ills WlSrARS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY alone that performs the cures Let them not
deceive you. The genuine signed l. BUTTS.
SETH w. FOWLE Druggist, 1873 Westinghouse, BOs
on Mass is the sole proprietor Of the original receipt for
the manufacture OF the genuine medicine ana supplies
both al wholesale and reta and Of whom agencies car be
obtsined If
Price q cents package. For sale at wholesale or re-
tail by A. b. d SANDS General Agents, 100 Fulton-st :;
Thomas and Maxwell, 90 Wiam-st; John hihau, 1873
Broadway; Astor and Irving House Drug Stores, ard
ITO Broadway.
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NREGORY'S CALIFORNIA PACK

~ AGE EXPREsS-Per steamers NORTH AMERI-
CA, and EMPIRE CITY, on Tuesday, 18th, and Thurs
cav 18th inst al s P. NJ
The subscribers will dispatch Messengers by each Of the
above steamers and prepared forward goods through
without detention. having effected the complete
Iangemests the Ishmus by which unequaed dispatch
secured. Parcels received until the morning Of the day
the steamer leaves and letters until p p Nj. packages
and heavy freight be delivered Office PRIOR
the day Of sailing where goods waiting shipment are COW
cred by insurance. All packages must be made perfectly
wafer proof THOMPSON HITCHCOCK,
Managers and Agents, lf9 Pearl-st corner Wall.
p S-Shppers by this Express avoid the annoyance
and expense Of clearing their goods al the Custom House
Terms reasonable. 8ftl3
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badness ALWAYS CURED

Duxuriant head Of hair, whiskers. eyebrows NOUS
taches can always be gained With absolute certainty In
short lime bv the use ofHARVEY'S AMERICAN VEGE-
TABLE HAIR TONIC. guarantee VIII be given wheth-
or the want OF hair be natural accidental provided the
directions be followed IN every psrcuar This prepsrs-
ton he's used by large number Of persons with the
mes gratifying results and unvsyng has been It's sue
cessin restoring hair 10 bad heads that the proprietor feels
warranted In challenging he production Of single case
that be cured by the application OF the American We
getable Hair Tonic. For sale by MAster l4l Fulton.
ST. Chss II Ring l92 Broadway; J & | Coddngton, 10
Broadwsy A L. Scoville Co 3l6 Broadway and 81 K
PlercYs 81 WilIOughbyet BROOKLYN. IL meodF
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MEDICAL.
uRs BtJRR's

ANTIQUE OINTME Mt; a.. sure Ts.s and
"A speedy cure for tho PILES Cnneo LaS'
Hs0 h. scs BE-. SPs Se Des S' sc I P sIn
PfsetNss' 80 If ihs above named complaints
~ For Sale at wholesale sps ,ss IN IN yi oy Geo
W, maS, - % reo Euonst Havil4nd, Keese Co. 80
. u sSnos' v Cackener Co 81 Bsrcsyst c. a.
Ring Broadway. corner OF Sosn.s' $50 Roysv
SoppeS of spdpgs Agent for Brooklyn, Mrs NJ Hays
IT'S FultOn-st -, ,. 81, M. p.i Ey,rav yanarsuv
Pn, m snd sold al wholesale by
fu'OP ah" '''N PERRY DAVIS SON, ProphetorA
to1sm+ "a High-sL Providence, r. l.
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RATES TO CHAGRES.

IA-INDEPENDENT STEAMSHIP COMPANY
For CHAGRES DIRECT, without stopping At Havana or
Kingston, TUESDAY Feb. II, from Pier No f. North Ry
er.-.The splendid new steamship NORTH AMERICA,
1000 tuns burden OF the fastest steamships In the
world, j. BieiheD, Commander, will sail precisely at
O'Clock H. from her Pier No 4, North River Passen-
gers for Chagres San francisco would do well TO call
and examine the slip and secure passage.
REDUCED RATES FARE.
Saloon State Rooms SEQ Lower Cabin.
All the above dine the table and have the pryi
lege OF The Saloon.
Steeraee passengers furnished with mattresses and board
for $50
Freight to Chsgres 10 cents per cubic foot prepaid
Shippers Of packages containing jewelry or any article
commonly Known vRluabes must specify the value OF
the shipment In the bill Of lsding the Company will not
be responsible for loss For passage freight or other
inonnston, apply at the Office on Pier North River or
on board lie ship. Pan
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Morses Compound Syrup OF
A/EIIIOW DOCK ROOT-We feel


n prompted by every principle OF humanity, 10 make
known 10 the world the wonderful efficacy Of this exuaor'
binary preparation Thousands have been relieved OF
great amount Of suffering and many ves saved by ne uso
oft is acknowledged by the best judges OF medicine 70
be the elegant scientific and ssuiary preparation now
10 and "a depurarve remedy, seldom ever equaeo
Ii stands unfyaled for the Of EIyspeas SAT- kheun,
Canker Scrola and all the various diseases arising rom
impure state Of the Blood Also all Bilious comp lain
and used with u1prececen In all cases OF Fenae
Weakness and general debility strengthening me WesAen-
cd body giving tone 10 the various organs ana invgora
ing the entire system and aso fot1e cure othe Liver com
&c. Those sgected with Chronic Disessessoi wnatev9
iorm VIII find this medicine only pleasantt9 the afe
but certain cure If II be within the power OF remedial
agents affect their disease Lis composed OF medicines
20 happily combined TO tend directly 70 give 9ne 20 ING
stomach and bowels excite healthy action the Liver and
thewhoe Gandular System aay Nervous irrtaolhty and
promote the free action OF the Lungs thus rendering eP
plicable to all diseases of Chronic nature II IL purely
vegetable and may be used IN al climates, and a. al sea
sons OF the year.
Prepared only by C. MORSE L co, al lO2 Founieinst
Providence r. T. and sold by thousands al over me Un
ed States Cansdss, &c Haydock, Corles Clay, ZIG
Pearls N. York, General Agents 1io ON
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NOR LIVERPOOL.-United States

NOR LIVERPOOL.-United States
II Mail Steamship BALTIC Capt D. J. ComsiOck- Thii
steamship will depart with he Mails Tor Europe positive
X, on "Wednesday 5ih ofMarch, u O'Clock u. from
ber berth II the foot Of CaEai-sL
No berth secUr until paid Tor
An letters uiust pas thr0Cr h the Post Once.
For freight or passage having unequaled accomm1cs-
uors Cor elegance Ct comfort, spFly 70
EpNo. x. COLLINS, g Wsl-si
Positively no ireicti vii 1s received on board A--f
Monday evening March g.
Tie s.ealner lACIFlC vAi succeed tie Baltic s1a
ss! March Is. :"
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CALIFORNIA.

THE UNITED STATES and CALL
IL FORNIA EXPRESS COMPANY.-SPECIAL NO.
TICE Mr.. GEO. NJ SMITH, OF the firm OF kelsey
Smith Ridley, agents IN San Francisco for the United
States and California Express Company" will return per
Empire City Heb 18Th and will personally take charge Of
all business freight packages &c and accompany The
through direct 10 San francisco Propretors-A B. MIL
LER CO, II Wall e. I'll 81
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FOR EUROPE.

OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION co.
V-FOR BREMEN, VIA SIMULTANEOUSLY
L. S. Mail steamship WASHINGTON G. w Floyd, com
mar der viii sail for Bremen via Southampton, 90 SATU n
DAY. Feb 2 from Pier No. North River, a. II o'clock NJ
Price OF passage 10 the hrst cabin, $40
Price OF passage 10 the second cabin, 500.
An experienced Surgeon Is sisct I'd 70 lie ship.
All letters must 60 through the Post Once.
Specie delivered In Havre al reduced rates
FOR passage or freight apply 10
MOLLER, SAND RlERA. Agents.
1ffHs 81 Broadway.
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THE NEW YORK and LIVERPOOL
II UNITED STATES MAIL gPEAkERS-Tbe shiDs

comprising tnA Line, are NO
ATLANTIC, Captain Wet PACIFIC, Captain Nyo
ARCTIC, Captain Luce. BALTIC Capt Comsiock
ADRIATIC Capt Grafton.
These ships having been built By contract expressly TOT
aovenment service every has been taken 10 their
EructOn also IN heir engnes ensure strength and
speed and their accommodations fr passengers are ne
aualed Tor elegance and comfort
Price Of passage from NewYork % Liverpool siSo; ex
elusive Of extra size staaroOms S35 ron Liverpool
10 New-York SIS An experienced Surgeon attached te
esch shp No Berths secured until paid for
The owners OF tnese snPs viii not 90 sccountahe of
gold silver bullion specie jewelry precious stones OF
metals unless bills Of ading Cgnac therecr, Gnd s
value thereof therein expressed
PROPOSED DATES or SAILING.
YkOM NEW-YOEK. IRON LIVERPOOL
"wednesday, March 5, 1881 Saturday February g. lisi
" Wednesday, March 10 1851 Saturday February p is5l
Wednesday, April . 10 ] Saturday March 2, 80
Wednesday, April is, 1851 Saturday, March . ,s3
For freght OF passage apply 10 EDWARD X o0LLiSeB
S. Nall-st New-YoTk. or to BROWN SHIPLET 4 co
Liverpool T. g ROBERTS & CO IS Kings Arms Yard
London, or L. DRAPER, Jr Boulevard, Honrnsrtre.
Paris
Amer the ls OF April next the ra;s eight by the ssovs
steamers VIII be materially reduced. AZ 4
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CROSBY d BELKNAP,

~ LAWYERS AND LAND AGENIs,
SAN JOSE. CALIFORNIA.
o. CROSBY. d. P. BELKNAP.
The above are located the seat OF Government within
sig hours of San Francisco and have arrangements
forrBnssctng busness in all parts OF the State They re-
fer 10 Hon VIM n. Gwin, Waship gton, D. c.; Hon r.
G Spslding, Buffalo, AID J. Ii. Cook OF Thirteenth Ward
New Yorh ; Ire Smith 4 Co l0i PearLst; A. Benedict
ESQ ~ WsIlst Z c. Benedict, Esq 70 Wsll-st. Gree
ley & McEralh; r. NJ. Price, Esq 40 Wal-st L. s Bel
KNAPP Son. g Gold-st.; T. Kenselt / Co . Old slip.
nm
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STATES MAIL LINE from

y CHARLESTON 10 HAVANA, via SAVANNAH and
KEY WEST-The splendid steamship ISABEL. 600 tuns
burden commanded by Capt Wilsm ROlns, will com
mence Der regular ups Monday, Oct |, and sail
larry from Charleston for Havana the lst and 18th
each month, and from Havana to Charleston on the 9Th
and I'D.
From Charleston and Savannah to Havana, so
From Charleston and Savannah To Key West $50.
For particulars apply to
sPOFFORD, TILESTON co. 43 Southst
In Charleston TO NJ. c. MORECAL.
Agents In Havana DRAKE, BROTHERS L CO
Passengers leaving Havana his ship reach Balh-
more by The land the fifth day, by meeting me
steamer SOutherner. reach New. York In same time "