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VUyHoMAS J. ADAMS having located him
self in w oodstieId, will attend to repairing
WATCHES, CLOCKS & JEWELRY,
in the most satisfactory manner. BY strict atten.
ton to business he hopes to merit liberal share
OF patronage.
April2 1851.
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William III. Johnston,

TyORWARDING 4 COMMISSION MER-
CHANT, AND DEALER IN PRODUCE
and Pittsburgh Manufactures, No. ll2 Second
Street, near Wood, Pittsburgh, Pa. Liberal cash
advances made on consignmsnts Of Flour and other
Produce. nov l7-6m.
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HosEPH CARPENTERS ESTATE No.
ID tlce is hereby given that the subscribers have
been appointed and qualified as Administrators OF
the estate of Joseph Carpenter, late Cf Mo. roc
county, deceased
CORNELIUS SULLIVAN,
fe JACOB WINEMILLER, AJm'is.
April 8, 1851.
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Cash for Produce.

The highest market price will be paid in CASH for
RYE, OATS, FLAXSEED. GINSENG,
BEESWAX, DRIED PEACHES,
APPLES AND HOPS;
ALSO
WELL-WOOLED SHEEP SKINS.
FOX. AND PRIME RACOON SKINS,
WILDCAT AND 'POSSUM, at our Store,
MALLORY'S CORNER.
Clarington. r. CHASE & co.
NOR SALE. by the barrel. choice article of
II RECTIFIED WHISKEY, at Wheeling pri-
ces. freight only added. r. c. & Co.
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TONAS AFFORDS ESTATE.-Notice is
% hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as Administrator of the
estate nf Jonas Alfnrd. late of Monroe county,
deceased. CHARLES Afford, Admir-
April I6, 1851. a
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A TTACHMENT.--Atmy instance an Attach.
IN ment was this day issued BY Jno A. webb'
Justice of the Peace Of Sunsbury township
Monroe county. Ohio, against the property cf
Henry Frnsh. a nonresident Of Monroe cou nty
Dated this LIST day of March. 1851,
LEWIS GRATIGNY.
March 5. ls51. Agsntfor VIM Wnisn7
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Worse than Hopeless !

Now hear Mr. HASKlN'S statement of cure. He said T
Nv wife procured one bottle of BRdNTS PURIFYING
EXTRA ACT-THAT BOTTLE enabled me 10 get OF my bsa-
the SECOND bottle enabled get out of The housshs
THIRD enabled ,rdlk miles and when had hnish
using Nine Bottles out Of toeny Ulces had
HEALED UP, and three bottles effected PERFECT
CURE and restored 9aod health. ,si. s Es.4i1 i
FOURTEEN WITNESSES.
The above facts certified 10 by DOCT. T. wITIIAnA
Mr. q. X. BROWN. of Wes, Rome Hotei Messrs BlsSELl
& LEONARD, Druggists and ELEVEN other rssRseSsb
ssitnssses at Rome. e4 ~ %
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A ATTACHMENT.-Atm my instance an attach
"A ment was this day issued by Thomas Martin,
Esq, Justice Of the Peace within and for the
township of Franklin, county Of Monroe, and
David La zure. nonresident of said county.
April 16, 1851 VIM. R. KEARNS y
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DlED-On Saturday morning the 5tl,
inst. GEORGE w. infant son of Mr.. C.
Diehl, Of this place, aged 2 months.
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND CONPL AiNTS,

No remedy that has been offered 10 the public has
been half certain and eea in corrscfins Ii the incl
dental neaks,eses and Irregularities Of the female a.
BRANTS PULMONARY BALSAM. 10 makes no differ
whether the arrangement be suppression, eIceS "
other incidental ,ceaknesst regulates ALL by strengthens
i9 the system egnaiiring The circulation and sootinS and
aiayiag NERVOUS lRRlTABiLlTY. See our Pampklss
for nrouf. .i4+44
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CONSUMPTION.
A Diving Woman Cured

We state this prove the pocer TO life vheu
this BAISAM is used after the person consd~st
by physician and friends be in the last stages OF dseass
actually dying and, in this far gone that the
srond burial clothes bought For the parcntsrs
of this case and the respectable and ndonbed proof Of al
the circumstances and facts. refer TO our PAMPHLETS
This effected on Mrs. ZlBA DYKEMAN, OF Bale
Spa Saraoea Co.. Y We prove. beyond doubt
others almost equally hopeless and pnrnoabs
Of Coughs and Consnnrtions CURED, which pro-
nounced incrdbie by skilfu physicaas sli t9H b
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BRANT'S INDIAN /.
PURIFYING EXTRACT

snrk Medicine in every respect; and there y abunds
proof In great effected that ONE BOTTLE OF -
sins purifying healing virtue and sdfcal Pow~ 6as
in Fopr Bottles Of sorsspsrHs or any
other medicine that has brcn offered for sale TherO
s undibed proof in pamphlets that BY the uso OF b
great Indian Parf1. they that were DYiEo yet Lryn
they that LANE and CRIPPLED can now WALK-ths3
that SICK scRoyuLoUs and otherwise disssssd bess
been HEALED and CURED. tFt * yft
Hundreds-Thousands-
who have used BpAsTs PunDrER, altar having ussd -
tested the sersapdras and other medicines sssoD
nended to cure blood Diseases have decided that m
Brant's is the Cheapest, u
beesuse One Bottle of II has medical curative nnaah
In it, and in consequence, more dseass IN much -
sisse than one bottle of any other medicine. u llt
IT. then One Bouis of BRANT's PUnryIER will cure 1OUx
TINES more disease than botts Of sarsepwt9s-
"BHANrs PuarFIEK9 would he cheap st four doll@s
bottle as sarsaparfna at dollar. But BRAhTS ruhI
FlER 10 sold for only ONE DOLLAR bottle: and 50
bottle Of It has cured and Is capable of curing Few 1
as much disease as bottle Of ssvsdpsris therefore -
sapara consequence of its less and lsss msded
efficacy should be sold than 1ssen 1SSs Cnse
per bottle to be cheap the PURIFIER At Ors DsA~.
One Dollars Worth
Now much CANcER--how much sYPHfLIs-how nsse
scnoYuLA-wil One Dollars rorth Of Branrs PURI11ba
cure Read the following statement which spssanss
Of i1 power.
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IT IST OF LETTERS remaining in the Post
.HL Office al w oodsfield, Ohio, on the first day
of April, A. D. 1851 which if not taken out
within three months will be sent to the dead letter
Office at Washington City, D. C.
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a. eecera;n whather s,,ch comnanv has
rsG,saJ i n.u ] ;ts notes Y n oold and silver
] nn;n' whsp II isws,llv demaSJed and re.
[ 49,. 't.'.hs sa;d Trsos,,rsr Ssc,etarv and
@ SnS,,or The fac,s 90 ascer,ained. and ;f
f.rr, ,b. r.nort % made said Treas,,rer
sscrs,srv' and Aud;tor or ! ma;oritv Of
thsm shall he satisfied that such COMPANY
Sas si,snended the pavment Of It's circulat.
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LATEST NEWS FROM CANADA.

From hc Nomtrca, Gazette. Inne 10, ISi9.-
"Orr racrs will have observed he frequent notices
which have an;rarc,! advertising columns Of hcpe.
f,s csrIIrg !rrrl ;!. %. W:star's lIaam of Wild
Cherry N III az diseases Cf the respiratory organs,
catarrhal iT.rtons. li;cT complaint. &c.
Many " me certificates are N"nrhcd in strong languages
and may be :hougt 10 I've catcpcnny notices. for the
purposes of drawing attention GrGck medicine. Such
however. Wis,as Ba.sam of Wild Cherry is not. We
can ourselves vouch for the iond effects this 'aam hns
had on drasrs nf ,hr nature nf those above mentioned.
whenryer have known it fcsorcd fo. ard that when
every n.l"r remedy has been re' and failed. ,-sN'
From The New York Evening Mirrn-. March g. 1879. s
1--WE regard IN. wild cherry nf na'u-es own
phvsciaus sort of gno Samaritan n the forest: fnrits
'med;rfl gum las relieved the suffrIgS and saved the
lives Of :ilullsa l. Tie Balsan prepared by Dr. Wktar
is and perfectly reliable nre:nra'ion Of the real
Cherry .ss"ncr aud Is remedy by ans bad
take We speak crnflear.- AMI strongly in its praise,
nm having wne scd s rerOva:ng lufrcncc in ronsmp
tive crcs when u!l oer Prescriptions had proved Of no
eii"c. -
None genuine unless signed l. BUTTS OF the wrapper,
for sac in tamIcn ~ MckNlNS' l'rng Store Wholesale
by r. NJ COHEN e. Co Charleston, 5. C., and by Drug
e SIS generally throughout the State. ...-
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Virginia Resolutions.

BY last evening mail We perceive that sun
dry resolutions have been introduced into the
Virginia Legislature, aud were made the special
order for Friday last. We extract the follow
ing touching South Carniira which we suppose
is the initiaiory steps to the proposed mediation
So That whilst this State sincerely sympa-
tliza with Sonh Carolina in the feelings excl
ted by the nnwarrantable Interference of the
people of some of the SSi1tes with our domestic
institutions; aud whilst she cannot approve of
all the legislation Of Congress touchingtlc same,
yet she peTcriTesin in the present condition ofthe
country nothius to justify any action calculated
70 endanger the integrityof the federal Union.
''3 That i'll the language Of The farewell ad-
dress OF the father Of our country, she regards
the "unity ofgnremment which constitutes us
one people as a main pillar OF our real indcpcnd-
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Tcultrje House.

We see that this establishment will be opened
early in May, for the reception of visitors; and in
addition to the inducements offered last season,
there are c number of others which must make It
not only desirable, but popular summer resort.
Ample arrangements will be made it is said, for
the amusement Of gentlemen, whose time may
hang heavily Oh t;er hands. Among these, we
regret II see, II bar is enumerated. II would bca
great blessing 20 most rfrln. il this r onr Juds-
menO unnecessary appcndage had been dispensed
with However, as il is none Of our business, We
the public. We have no iea that what we say
in this matter, will effect the frarlice CT this lar
very materially. We recommend the Moafries
House, bar or no bar. 1t is Southern enterprise,
ani deserves Southern support.
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Tempe-auce Meeting.

This evening, Public meeting of Wateree
Division No. 9, Sons Of Temperance, will oe held
in the Presbyterian Church, commencing q. 8
O'Clock.
The Rev. f. Cater, o. Bradford Springs, and
the Rev. Mr.. Wi;ne:spoon, are expected 10 Ad-
dress .ha meeting.
Brethren o: neigh5orir3 Divisions are invited 10
join Wate:ee Division or ,ha: occasion. The
m mDers o. .he Order, vii! meet al ;heir New
Hail, over keunedys Store, at quarter pass 7
o'clock. The public are respectfully invited to at
tend.
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We have the young bride 5lonming as il We're, MS
the bird "irarahisr and the fair flower oj hope, the pride
other father and the joy of her mother, her cheek flushed
with authorization. aud her eye heaming with The soft ex.
preston Of uv-'hc gay dreams of life dancing on her
fancy with the rich and yaricgaed in:s Of the rainbow
promises. We have all this changel aye. The we'd
ding for shrol. and the bridal cham her for the
sepnIrrr oi the dead and all this from negeclnga COM
n Gold Now, before il too late. Dr. Rogers l!v-
erwnrt al Tar. which gives immediate relief as ihou-
sands Z" most intelligent families adIn' o its most
rxira"rinary The gay tie beaufu and i,c Young
speak forth its nrSc. and will 80 l'lg as II make cures,
nn,l cheers the ,rsrarng family ircsidcs.
For sale at Mrkams Drug Store, Camden 5. e. ,.
See Advertisement In annil,cr cnnn,m -
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of Lieutenant Governor is likely to go beg
gin3:
oil that Col. VI. r.. Johnson will be acandidate
for Governor. Judge Evans. Jnd se Ochiltree,
Judge Martin, Judge Mills, Gen. Darncll, and
Il. Scurry, Esq.. are spoken OF rs probable can.
,ilatcs for Congress. The office Of Licuten-
ant Governor seems to 20 Begging
The San Antonio Western Texan. Of the 9th.
coutains various accounts of murders by the
Indians, and the pursuit and punishment of
them by tine whites.
The Victoria A..vocatc says the slave pofu-
lation Of Gouzalei county has been quite d"u
blcL this year, and that the agricultural pr"
duets of that country will be swelled tar be-
youI any preceding year. Other counties III
the West have also had their full share OF emf
grafton.
We may also adj, that all accou2ts 60 to
show that the emigration TO t;ic Eastern coun-
tes, especially the upper counties of the Trim
ty River, has ma..e tie poprl 'tion, both OF
whites and black, quite double that OF last
year. Should the present year be favorable
FIR crops, we venture to predict that the amount
OF exports from Texas will lie m"re than dou-
bic what tiirv have ever been before i'll any one
year. Planters, bont-ownrrs, and merchants
should nave IN eye to this important subject.
Free Sugar Mcrrasing the Sire Trodc.-
The repeal of tie discriminating daty in favor
of British sugar, has Increased the African
slave trade to an alarming extent. In 1915,
Brazil imported only $4,000 Atrica:.s; but M
dcrathe increased demand for sugars in the En-
glish market, the production has been greatly
enlarged, and in 1916 the number of slaves inI
ported was $1,000, in lS47 54,SO0; and now
it is supposed to be much larger. The. rigid
blockade of the African coast is more. than
connscrbalanced by the demand for sugar.
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THE CAMDEN JOURNAL.
THO. ]. WARREN e. g. "A. PRICE, Editors
TUEiDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1851.
Gregg's Essay.

Read it, if ycu desire information Of the right
kind, up5n the right subject to us, one OF all alb
sorbng interest. WeruhIisli it to-day, TO :le eX-
clusion Of other matter. Considering as We do,
That he claims Of The Plank Road are paramount
t. all others, 50 far as relates to the commercial
interests Of :hc town and district. When you have
read Grrgss Essay, VIC consider The argument
exhausted. The time ilIcn GENES to go to work
DELAYS always dangerous, are some times fatal"
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ence; Tue support oi our trangsil at home, our
peace abroad, OF olr sairty, ofonr posterity, Of
that very liberty which we SD highly prize and
watching for its safety, with jpnlous aiixiety,'
this Stale deems it II duty to decl,re that size
cannot unite in Southern Congress, ndr in
any way commit herself to the evident cdnse.
qucnc"s cf snc!r IL measure; and she il constrain
cd respectfully, but earnestly, to remnnstrate
with her sister State against any meditatcd
secession on her part, witch mot hut tend
to the destruction nf the Union and Tie loss of
all the countless blessings that spring from it,"
This, We surroSr, is the first step toward the
Virginia nrdia!ion, that has been talked Of and
We do sincerely hope, ii will be the last. Oh what
ground can VirSi!ia offer her mediation between
Sau;u Carolina, and Tie North! as a friend! this
We deny. Would you consider him your friend.
who would counsel YOU to disgrace! Would you
consi.!cr him your friend, who would advise you,
or Cif:,; his mrGiai1n, to cause you 10 BECOME the
trucking, succumlinp slave of vile and cppres.
.ye master! how then can we consider Virginia
as Tiend il. she advise US 10 a course, SO low
and degraded! 'Aae.ssH
We differ viii. the Cnrolinian, in hoping ihat
Virginia will send ony Delegates to cur Copvtn:
zion. We want no advisers who give us the fire.
well address Of VI ashington, as passport into
:Le ,uud OF submisSionsm. What hareg5we 10
hopp f-cm her wien she says she is ,affaiI to
c,nmit herself so far as Southern Congress.
Alas! for Virginia, @the days Of her CORY are as
| if they had never Jren"-en!ombed viii. the al
lustrous Southerner' seems TO be all herligtl and
holy patriotism. The voice of Patrick Henry,
is silent, and with j: the high strung chords Of her
State pride seems to be untunel. Mason, Hum
ter. Beae and Seldom, Tucker and a iewsn1ore Of
those who keep alive the past, are scattered here
are .hcrc as flowers over some deserted garden,
in which the rank weeds and thorns kat choked,
all :a: once wo.: The admiration of the beholder.
! If Virginia will sublrit-let her submit. But who
would have thought, that The land of Lee, of
Henry, of Wir:, and Of Washington, could thus
/ lave fallen.
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SONG OF THE EDITOR.

DEDICATED TO HIS DELINQUENT PATRONS.
Air-"Then you'll remember me-"
When other bills and other duns
Their tales of Voc shall tell,
OF notes in bank without "the funds"
And cotton hard to sell;
There may, perhaps, in such scene
Some recollection be
Of bills that longer due have been,
And you'll remember me.
When 'hard-up' customers shall wiring
Your heart will. hopes in vain,
And deem il bu; a ,rllms thing
TO tell you "call again.
When calling proves useless task,
Without the 'lawycr's fee
III such moment but ask
That you'll remember me
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Tia Union Journal.

I: j. rrcpo$c':: by Nr. p. \. Mcknight, topnb-
li-i:c Paper will tits Title al Union e. H., il this
State. The name is moi Indicative of Submission.
"I.. politics Gays The rrospec:us) the Journal will
be devoted to ;he rights CT Tie South, and the es-
ia5isiilnent Of a Sonbern CoEt.deracy." ."@'7@
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w. Z. iIU' H:oN.
=. = ~ y W,""n%. KtNssDr' c0""'''s''

.S'"Ou- Rail Road is again ell right. Passcn-
ger, are ,arrie. over as heretofore, and IL?
Freight Cars pass over the Roa without difl:cal-
Is. 1t is not likely :hat serious detention will
again occur; at least, we Eopr' not.
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CANXDEM DEBATING CLUB.

CAIGDEN DEBATING CLu1.
The regular Meeting Tor Wednesday Evening
% inst. will not take place. An Erir0 Meeting
will he held OIL Wednesday Evening the 9I' insf.
al Library Hail. when the following Query VIII De
discussed. s.
Qnery-Are the causes which tend 10 perpr'"-
ate stronger than those which tend l." dissolve te
union Of these States.
$ B. LEVY. Secretary.
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Concert Postponed.

Madame Anna Bishops Concert is postponed
till Thursday Evening, 3rd inst.
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MARRIED. Oh the 27th March, by Rev. A.
J. Cauthcn, Capt. J. f. RUTLEDGE, of Lam
ca stc,; to Miss y. NJ. TRUESDEL, of this
District
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u We understand tha, Maj Noah. died Oh the
night Ci' ihe 23rd ins-a former report being H.
correct.
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La'rll from 1r1Gs.--With the following
Caption he San Augustine Herald Of the Sth
iir~- has whole catalogue Of names Of candi-
,?a'"s for Extensive and Legislative stations
We dispense with notice Of all, save the aspi.
ra''fs iaF iligh state hoaors. John IyIers musi
be scUes in Teas. as it appears that the office
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CAMDEN PRICES CURRENT.

iherliscIucnl IN another column.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-07-10
~ We are under obligation 10 harm
nvx,s FrPsrss for Boston paper.

SrpIors Fire Ar CONWAY, MAss.-Ihe
-. ~ the Conway Tool Company, IN Conway,
penEI,, County. were all destroyed by IRE on Mon.
i,a~ morning early. The flames were discovered
1 one O'clock In the boiler house and they soon
sD,esd 10 and enyeloped the nam building, and the
siorehouses al the west end Of the same The aggre
gate loss must be very heavy the insurance beng A.
follows On the main building and contents, so,vo
IN the Hudson River Co. y. \, $500 al the La
ayere Office. Ind, $500 at the Trenton Office, y.
j, ard s. 600 at the Conway Office or me stofe
houses and contents, $500 at the lafayette Once
goods m the store 900 at the Conway oitce: Ihe
ongln Of the FIRE y altogether unaccountaDie.
a. account from another source says me lo>s =
....,st,c AZ rom 81 D5N 10 S3D,D4J The aSgfe
,s.. ...a.,. SAYS ar .econd account, i ~.
lsprngfeld Rep. TUESDAY
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:. c,r,c NAIL STEAMSHIP COM

UhCI, n. r. through Inc for California ARD Ofesa,
r.sbe are informed that under tne new ey the
ne PUBL sseamsrs inspected and alp.O'ss9a II
sfhs ConIsny sJ osIrynq the United States NAL WE
lssye Panama and San rh J, ~ va,a ne ac-
sceunw 70 - month"; uLess detained oy ~
IN e2js 81; touch =, Acapulco, San Diego -i'o ~''
s eIovnr steamships. BELONGING p, she ins 81 vh,ca
fe r. Couuanv are now IN ne rschc, ohe Vi ~
eesssm}g x.ss n port at each end of the route
OrsgOa, l,VS tuHs, cs1l,,. ga funx.
panama .og7 tuns t@i'a'i 80 go ,.n..
r.hfoma. LEO tuns, Soton,Dus' wv
Tennessee, 800 tuns, ,.n,o 'eao tun,.
rn-tb,ner 30 tuns; Cnlco'h "" WIS
Columbia ''O II" Frcmont so0 tuns
~. rev steamship Columbia VII py ~ 49, - .hs
,or,s IN Oregon awaiting al tie iorIief sDiI az
vai Of and PASSENGERS ron rsaai r n.
sssmsr iI ss 81 prol.Ilor vii ne kept up for the ,s'
s,,on ~ freigh, and transient passengers between
- sna s snn steamship Sarah Sands q go i1ni
A. nov under charter 70 the COMPANY enc -, rsasins
sSmmodious IN her cabin arrangements VIII
an abae steamers VIII keep the connection ~
.en Acaruco and the oner Meuoan pofis By the
'Tss emnsctEn IN The Atlantic VIII se ma'N
usfsd States Mail Steamships: ...s CITY ! so tuns
Georgla 3e@ tuns .,nsrosse !. 500 tuns;
Ono, 500 tus; pphIsdslpha, .00e tuns.
Empire ety, Soe" tnfe u,.. oo the llth and zeth VI
Leaving New-Ysrs for Chssfe' WI
each month. L.. x,ao,.ao and the Fason Will form
The new sSn a.n ssOresns and Chasres ieasIs a.
rs rer,ods az Will insure as ns' 49, Poetic Steamships
the Isthmus ana gn Orleans and ports IN MsI1o:
is.rs. md oregon Passage NON rNSnN 20
C tnnsg from n~n ARMSTRONG;, LA"ENScN w.
Agents s through ticket, from NsvYor. to San Fran
1,.,o has been reduced II"ih e2ac
" S1o0 IN State Rooms TO-.
{53o IN Lower CABIN t".-------.--''------- iss
500 N sssrsys y,. 10 ChasTss vii 10 at the lowest
ar.d by any safe ieamer bet wesn those poT.s
For choice II berhs Apply at the once 81 .ie
u and IS SOgth-st. OF al then Agency /" "ss@"