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The Woodville Republican., 1851-10-14
Esenfistrv.

s,---> s. & d. STOCKING, Resi-.
fYy,rsslsa dent Dentists, can be found Mt
iL their Office on Commercial Row
at all times, when not professionally absent
All work done by them shall be satisfactory
aud equal 10 any done in the country, or no
pay. Terms moderate, and all operations
warranted. Whole sets Of artificial teeth
inserted on gold plate by atmospheric pres
sure. Artificial paates 30 perfectly fitted as
TO produce distinctncss in the enunciation rs
if no maformation had taken place. All
orders sent by mail, or left with the Post
master in this place will be attended to-
Woodyile Jan l. 1851.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-10-14

EOHN S. HOLT, JR., 'Aftorhey and
- Coeitseitor at Lap.-Oiiice on Com
merclai Row, up stairs, below the Drug
Store Of Wright & Elder,
NJ Soldiers claims, allowed by the lats
acts Of Congress examined aud prepared.
IAN ~ ls5i-iy.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-10-14
Cabinet Ware Rooms.

FENM0TAY KINGSBURY would Inform the
IA public that he has just serected large
and commodious Shop on Alligator corner
near Mr.. Hickiey's Saddler Shop where he
S prepared TO execute all orders, at the short
est notice. Old furniture repaired, and bills
filled for any artrele In the Cabiuet line, He
offers his services as an UndeEtaker on the
most reasonable terms. BY close attention to
business, and moderate charges, he hopes to
merit the coEtinuaUce of his old customers,
and the public generally.
Wsodville. Septic, 1851. If
The Woodville Republican., 1851-10-14

GNEOKGE II. GORDON and Cannot
U roscy have entered into partnership
in the praclce Of the Law. They will
practice in the Circuit Courts of the coun.
lies of wilkinson, Adams and Amiic, and
in the Superior Court Of Cbancery and the
High Court of Errors and Appeals at Jack
son. ! he sttictest attention will be given
to all business entrusted to their care.
Their Office is ia Hoodyillc, and the same
lately o. cupicd by Gordun and ). Posey.
Nnrrlnhnr 70. 1919.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-10-14

ID ESPEcTFBbLY Y announces TO the citzens
IA and pebble generally, that he has per
roanentiy located ii Woodyile, for the purpose
ogpracticine B his profession. He may be found
when not professionally engaged at bis Office
on Main Sire 1.-THE residence recently occu-
pied by Dr. r. b. Buck5
a. Bile will ait nd to the practice OF
Surgery, in the adihining counties and parish
es
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NEWTON INSTITUTE.
or YOUNG LADIES q cHILoRr
unfIrSIiiLF. sIfss

20 = ss'sian vilt opea September lstsi ~
TbeIscatiou efihi. Seissl. inrsrwb ~
Vile. miles csst n Wuod jlir. M.ssissippl.i
a retired, heuutiiul and hcaluial. The
crouni. occupy rs acres. covered with B
beautiful natural grove, OF mere Than sixty
sp cieso of Indigenous luresi trees aud shrub,
besides ~ great variety oi rxoiics.
The course nf instruction is thorough and
extensive. embracing aii that Z. essential q
a substantial and highly flushed education.
I he Institute is furnished wish suits Of spet
cimcns in Boiauy. Niueraiagy and Geology,
and With large and carefully selected Ii
brary. embracing every deuartmeeI OF the
Ars Gad Sciooces.
h is also supplied with Apparatus Cor IL
lustratiur Mathematics, Geography Aslrono-
ny. Natural Philosophy. Chemistry, Nag.
nciisn,, Galvanism, Electricity, SC, &c.
TER Ms
Per Session Of Gre HoRikS;
Tuition in Primary Departments, So 90
" q" Collegiate =" 20 90
-" Languages, each, 10 90
Dmwng and Painting, 10 90
." Wax Flowers, aud Fruits,
Emhroalcries, &e. &c., each. 5 90
Tuition in Instrumental, Music, so 90
Use ct Instruments, 90
Board, with fuel aud lights. 80 90
Furnishing Rooms, per month, l GO
Washing, per month, h6o
The above charges must be paid IN ad
vance, or Increased ten per ccut., and satis
lnctouly secured, Pupils may enter at any
time, and viii be charged only from the
date of entrance, t|I the end Of tho session.
a sudioicutnumbor OF competent lnsttnc.
tors viii be always in attendance.
The buildings having received aud now
undergoing various Improvements and addi-
tons few more boarders can be aceom-
mojatcd than heretofore. Applications
should be addressed without delay 10 the
Principal.
! U-g- Btardcrs must have all articles dis.
lucty markcd
d. T.. piIABES. A. ", sc..
P,tacpal.
| NRwrox ptAcr July %, 1s5L-ly.
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PAINTING AND PAPER-HANGING

NOTICE is hereby given TO the citizens
IL OF Wilkinson County, that the Under
sigucd has taken a shop ii Woodvillc, and
that he will be happy TO attend to all orders
in the above line. He las competent and
experienced hands. and is prepared TO exc
cute Jobs with the utmost neatness and dis
patch. Orders left at the drug store prompt.
IN attended to. J. w. D0NNALLEY.
Nav s. iSyl
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nUST received 50 barrels OF aoar, which
% we will sell very cheap for cash. Cbea-
per than the same article eau be bought in
New Orleans after paying freight to Wood
yie. We furnish yon prices, compare
them. Fine flour IS 90, superfne and ex-
ira Sc 90. r. LEATHERMAN 81 co.
January, II, 1851.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-10-14

STRAYED from &. 0UREY, a brown
mare, seven years Old about i3 hands
high, blaze face, and a Spanish brand on
the left hip, BY. close Observation any
personwll discover that her right hind foot
is ittle larger lhan the other, by having
the foot evil, =.
. ANY person bringing me sasa mare, will
eceiye $40, reward
The Woodville Republican., 1851-10-14
A ANNOUNC MEN rs.

We are authorized to announce. Hon. JOHN
l. GUIoN as candidate for the office of
Chancellor at the ensuing election
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w OOElV WILL a.,
IA nv 6 I NJ @, S G Jn o O L :
MADE N0ISELLB LlNGUISTS

DANCING AGA d e M Y
WHERE all those Fashionable Dances, a
correct knowledge of which gives ease,
grace, and elegance. to the movements, are
taught in all their combined beauty and
simplicity.
In FIRsT SESSION, which is paid with fifteen
lessons. $40 90 is TAuGHg
l French Quadrille, 6 Spanish Dance,
Waltz tro pas 7 Virginia Reel, !.
8 German Polka, s Applaud Quadle.
4 Polka de Salon, Military March,
Scottish Polka, l0damburg Polka.
For further particulars see Dr.. Laceys let
ter of recommendation.
t}H SOUTHERN INSTITUTE,
July Sth, 1851
The bearer, Miss Linguist, has given to
class of Young Ladies in the Instite course
of Lessons in the art of Dancing with great
success and credit to herself and satisfaction to
her pupils. Her patience, kindness and per-
severance produced greater results, tEanI ev
er witnessed in class for the same time be-
fore. Her instructions being chiefly directed
TO the manners and proprletors OF young La
dies, are in my opinion. much more useful
than the lessons Of dancing masters in gener-
al-possessing kind modest, and obEging
disposition; aud withal a fair, and unblemish-
character Miss Linguist, in nay opinion is
entitled to the good will and patronage OF all
who need her services.
WILLIAM b LACY,
Principal Of the Institute, Jackson La.
70 School opens on Tuesday evening
the l4th inst. Lessons given on Fprs-
days, Fridays and Saturdays-Ladres from
5 tot o'clock and gentlemen from to 9
o'clock,P NJ. AgenelaI soiree given every
Friday night.
Apply at Mr. Therels or the Drug Store.
Oct 7-lS5l-tf
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~ n. PIERCE. For Adams, success
II. sor to John Timon, ForpardiAg and
Commission Merchant, will attend strictly
to the shipping OF cotton, &c, which may
be entrusted 10 hin. He keeps constantly
on hand genera assortment Of Dry Goods,
Groceries. Hardware, Sci which he sells
NV for Cksas or on usual time 10 panciuaI
customers arril is-ylv
The Woodville Republican., 1851-10-14
PIANO FORTES.

MANUFACTURED by Messrs Hallett Da.
vi Wis & Co. OF every variety Of style and
finish, of 6, l.2 and octaves, rita and
mithont iron frames, and finished with the
French or English actions. We also manu-.
facture the Nep Circular Scale instrument,
possessing many advantages, one of the most
prominent of which is increase OF porer We
likewise manufacture the PIccoLo or BoUDoIR
PIANo, the acton of which is very powerful
and elastic lbeing made after the Principle OF
ERARD's celebrated BoUDoIR PhNo) The
aanqes being made of Metal instead Of wood,
places its durability beyond question, and in
this respect, as well as in volume and purity Of
teae. il is superior 10 anything of the kind
manulactured'in this country. Messrs II d.,
& Co., have been awarded number OF med
ais and diplomas for their superior Pianos.
These instruments are warranted to give sat-
islaction in every particular. Orders prompt
* filed bv D. l.. PHARES.
WhitesviIle, Mi, June, 1851. 32yl lAgent
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For Vice Chancellor Clcrk.

~ We are authorized to announce E. s.
Russell for the reelection for the office of
Clerk OF the Vice Chancery Court, for the Dis
trio; composing the counties, of Adams, Amite
Wilkinson Jefferson, Franklin. Claiborne aud
Simpson, Election in November.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-10-14
ami. Es. Harrison,
Etr, NJ. BALDWIN.
ID. a., Broom NJ. d.,

ID. HN HEFVOIN, WI %
A ND DE ~ r A i S u Il e T. 0 "
fgvA HAS returned to Woodville.
TYffyS9ss and can be found at his Of
AA11 fee, tie next door to Dr. Buck =
residence, and opposite Mr.. J. b. TheueI's,
where he is fully prepared to render his pro.
fessionaI services to those who may require
them. lie has brought with him, from
the North the latest improvements in in-
struments, aud fine assortment of teeth,
Jannnry n, ls1l-tI
The Woodville Republican., 1851-10-14
Pennnnsl,In

T. TO s. MCDONALD will cantinus ta give
" cssnls la paibeaf Scisaceo fenman.
shir whofu Ciassos Of ltscn o. iaeHy afe
.Ouu c.iE
Re rnro--Lari nolbcaf NaichcE Rai's
Do'brar New Odsana iuu-I-i.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-10-14
s1ON REMA D!!
ST p TIE Il NDER.

y Il n y % " III To
DY an advertis ment, published in several
Dnewspapers DR., A. Pate has charged, I'M
der the aapto2. Stop the Murderer" James
Hesy Conner, with having shot down my
SON Janes d. Pate, without any provocatien
Whatever, on the nth day Of July, 1851 p
The statement is false aud slanderons No
murder has been committed by Jas. W Con-
ner James d. Patt is living and recovering
from the effects of his wounds--wounds pro-
uokcd by series Of insults and iujuries done
to Jas ". Conner aud widowed sister, such
as he must have been either more or less than
a nlau moi TO have resented. Let candid
public hear AID Judge betweeh the parties.
TH0S. G. CONNER.
Black Hawk Carroll county, Aug. Sth 1S5l-tf.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-10-14
humber! humber.

LUST Received on Ccnsi snacut. about
(" 100000 feet Of assorted Cypress Lumber,
and for sale BY
]. w. BURGESS,
Fort Alans Ausrs' 3tit. 1851,
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a. ID. EfrEUr.. u. u DAVIS
n ITCuEN & DAVIS. Geuoai Gfa.
hN -rft fHa ipForfr1 iH lltac' T..
,i'o,s lul FloriuaHE No g Caualsiree
6stwc,n Cus0mbousc end River NV
Ohcaus
Tg-H. u. Davis vlr lor ihc p,s.eul fe'
main in Woodgde. and win be pleased 20
l5rward to ibc uousr m New Orleans snY
order, Chez may bs desired by his iucndA
Nay. 90. leJ1-iy.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-10-14
New Tailor establishments,

M II. P. LAND, Merchant Taiioy--
respectfully announces TO the Cen
-ILtlemen of Woodviiie, and of WiIkip-
son County, generally. that he has openeda
new Taitor's Establishment three doors
from thedrug store, where he will be glad
20 wait on all who may favor him with a
call. Besides his stock of fashionable Eng
hsh and French Cloths, Cassimeres and
vestings, which be will work UP IN the most
fashionable style, he intends 70 keep an as
sortment of
p READY MADE CLOTHING.
Being also a scourer, he will cIean and rem
ovate
OLD CLOT II NG
Ifs charges are moderate, and he selicits a
share of public patronage.
may 10, 1851. 19it
The Woodville Republican., 1851-10-14
NEGROES.


YENHE undersigned would respect \D
l. fully state to the public that he I'M
has leased the stand in the Forks of va
the Road near Natchez, for term Of tS}
years and that he intends to keep nm
large lot of Negroes on hand during 80
the year. He will sell as low or lower lnan
any other trader at this place or in New Or
leans, who has the same description of Ne
groes He will endeavor to give satisfaction
70 every person who viii favor him withthe
custom.
ne Is hourly expecting an additional lot to
s1Ilve; ana will receive by sea and Railroad
I'oln virginia, during the year, a constant sup
ply q various kinds Of servants. He has a
hIst-raie in SlacksInith, wagon, carryall, and
Uy,-Call and see. THoS. g. JAMES.
Nalciiez Sept. 30, 1s5i-sm
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For Probate Judge

70 FRANCIS GILDART is a candidate
for reelection 10 the office Of Probate Judge
Election in November next.
The Woodville Republican., 1851-10-14
Wool! W0oi!!

WANTED, atthe Woodville Factory, clean
w washed and picked Wool
Also for sale, any required amount of best,
0snaburgs and Lnseys, which will also ex-
change for Wool or Cotton, d. HOARD, ,Sup'L
Woodville, Sept 80 lS5l-lm
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PARIS AND ID LONDON TR.ATM1Nr 81 RKIYA,!Ey1

T IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING IN THE NEW YORK
IL Post Office. March l, 1851.
OFFICIALLY PUBLISHED PAPER Largest
CALCULATIONS:
Please mention the date Of tho list in VIII ich they are
advertised. LADIES LIST.
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Trial OF Rev. John Gillespie at Boston, for
!. sndece nt Assault upon Mrs. TOWIe
From the Boston Mail, Feb. %

TESTIMONY CONCLUDED.
jeremiah Kelly. called-Reside No. q Poplar St.
Place have known defs ndant eighteen months; gene
raj character good modesty good; Is peaceable
and temperate; have been in this city eight years,
last June; am not acquainted with men who have
been with him in fcenes OF convviality.
snmuel r. Leapd-Resides in Worcester; known
the defendant three years and half have known him
a. the College Of the Holy Cross have known him In
his character for modesty purity and ten psrsnce
very good his conduct in the company OF females re-.
spectacle
Patrick Denvir- Resides in Charlestowp; funeral
undertaken; known defendant years. general cha
racter good; his purity modesty, temperance, and
pescsable qualities good.
Rev NJ Hawkins. clergyman-Known him Is
months his character is remarkable for modesty pu
rity, temperance 80. suppose have been particu.
1arly intimate with him; | have found him very pa
tent when he should have bean much irritated.
Mr. Parker. who testified yesterday, was called this
forenoon, and said that he was not sworn when he
testfed He then and said that all he then
said was true.
Called by Governmental George; live in the city;
last November lived at No Sudbury street. it is d
rectly opposite Mr.. Rayner's shop; was at home on
the afternoon OF November lS was In front
opened a window and looked cut; man and wo.
man; they wee directly opposite the Lyceum; the
sidewalk is wide; measured 1t yesterday A the
place where saw the man and woman Is "a inches
from the cellar doors this Is the narrowest place. the
cellar door is elevated six inches In giving the widest
do not include the cellar door; the persons were
front Of the cellar door afterwards saw Mr..
Towle; heard language: / saw person leave the
Sidewalk In angular direction, and fall twice did
not see person come down on my sidewalk; was
there all the time OF the occurrence.
the cross examination OF Donnahoe after the watch
arrested Gillespie did not shake my fist in the
face Of defendant and say would strike him again
In the Police Court stated that saw the assault
upon Mrs. T., and did see it
The testimony here rested. and Mr.. Choate COM
N, need his closing argument for the defence.
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THE INTERNATIONAL MONTHLY MAGAZINE for March
lsSlPronptly, on the nrst Of every MONTH stringsr
and Townsend issue number Of this popular work,
which ct every step in Its progress increases in int
rest. The selections always made with sdmirsbl
Judgment, which 10 than can be said Of magazines
Of this ohssaotsr generally and the original papers
OF much higher order OF merit both in thought
and style than those periodical works which make
array Of names and almost destitute Of talent.
The summary Of intelligence for the month, en-.
hrscing literary political, and domestic events and
the neurological calendar, make the work useful as
reference book, and altogether form family maya.
zine which has sufficient veliness to create an In.
terss and too little frivoty to make Ashamed OF
having 1t In his parlor We have great confidence
In this work for its gradual improvement In every
department promises to give 1t eventually an ex-
ceedingly vslu able character.
WAcousrA, or TINE PRsPHEcy, an Indian Tale by
Major Richardson-Dewitt and Dayen1ort, Tribune
vince that 1t highly interesting and we'll writ
ten tale, much superior to many OF the works which
are being issued with such rapidity by the press.
Low AND AMs,r.cs, BY the Author t"Rookinshsm"
citing work, worthy of good circulation.
PRIMARY ASTRONOMY 6cHooLs AND FAMILIES, by
Hiram Mstteson- Huntingdon T. Savage, % Park row
This work should be part Of every family and
school library In the country.
LAvESGRo, THE SCHOLAR, THE GIPsEy, THE PRIEsr,
by George Borrow-G P. Putnam, 1855 Broadway. :
Ibis ID very interesting Work, Ior the young oeRe-
cialy and 1t will be read with interest by
all. It 10 Q beautiful book.
AN ELEMENTARY TsEArIsE on srArIcs, by Gsspsrd
Monge; translated from the French by Woods Baker,
NJ, of the U 8. Coast Survey. This work Is ex-
actly what 10 wanted in the United States-an ele-
meptary treatse on theoretical mechanics. 1t will
probably run through several editions.
AN GRAFTON ON THE LIFE, CHARACTER, AND SERVICES
OF JHo CALDWELL CALHOUN, by j. II. Hammond.
Walker James, Charleston, 8. @. A beautiful com
position, honorable to the composer and interesting
in its details of the character Of the late eminent
South Carolinan.
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IEw YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP
y line.-The and elegant double engine steAm.ht
MON. Capt. Buea, WINFIELD sCofT. capt. Couillard
impose this line and wieave New York and New Orleans
the Ist and 18th every oatn three oloctin the s-
neon when those dates fall sunday when the
will leave Monday a. the came hour TIE Winfield
sort will leave New lork April lat and the Union
LIST of April from New Orleans These ships have been
tilt with great and and skill
stresgth. speed sud comfort They are, every
seeet, a. 81 class sca steamers.
atsaga In the Cabin . STo
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By Ss... q sss Pocket F.saisps. Or tysrs On. H.
synss Sosns .sd in every snap
and form By william Y0ssE ND. ar.duats Of the Usl-
s::s: arc f.ishiaix ss:erSsS And recipe. syss =
Young msn. who unfsrtunats eontrsotiss
sss q
y Sas a sf s
Ing home without COPY Of the Poke. GSouiapius ss
II 81
bis 0w1 Physsi.n Any person sending ,s1
.sl AYE ssRi:; !. iGs Ssdsf 1datss:
sSs ~ ssssi: x sl:' for '
DR; L. xoRTAxoRE Would SAY TO THOSE WHO
have contracted diseases. Cura ut voleas," that is
profession and treated successfully thousands
tisnts Those who Wish t9 consult me on thes complaints
excepted II value health will avoid those
that ON: s' Ii
cesssry for disease all its Persons whose health
Hss been ruined BY these cyclists call upon me daily S
lust PUBIIsHED-DR DE LANEYs POCKET FOR
dies certain diseases and those deplorabe nhrmitiss
By post. Of tho author. 81 Lispenard street.
PARIs AND LONDON TREATMENT Of PRIVATE
combine ny WITH hs
ny sss
n. s sn .Ai
which Others use By their not sIpsns the
one day-D. y. CorSyn. You expelled my complaint u
. a.
~ ~. s's e 81 t sssn sss' vsss
benefit you cured BY local and general treatment
sss Y l;'t:f o s.
LARhoNT. ~ Rsads street. two doors from Broadway.
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NOTICE PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP BALTIC
for Liverpool will plesse be board At the foot OF
-anA street, Wednesday March g. 1T III o'clock An
and send all not wanted the passage board
Tuesday March marked below with the number Of their
berth.
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SHIPPING.

-~>~~~~>~~~~~~~~~->~>~~~
NOTICE PASSENGERS PER STEAMSHIP BALTIC,
iIs sa % ss' s'.f oelssi
Tasssy. Marcel married below with tho number Of
BERTH
PAssIsGsRs FOR Tue v oRLDs TAda.pAssAoI
,tesnsr 5raas,n c.p..in Jams wo.,on viii leave New
rs 70 persons wishing TO london during he world
sar srsst both in the economy Of time and
ss;: S
SrEAnsaIP CITY OF oLAseow-roR LIVERPOOL.
m 81. po,ssy rom p Psi:dsss s sssraay March
sth. At twelve o'clock This ships regular passsxess
ssnssr n.ss nsr very s.r s' ssarss.s a
s n.'' Ia order 70 v .y
A sicEARSsos E%rsSS CO. a Exchange p,ss.
NEw YORK AND NEW ORLEANS STEAMSHIP
MON CAPT sSss, %lssifi6 sc@rr Capt Ssaias
s's .n and h Of every ss ssn
nson except when those dates fall sunday when III.
y sii =; ss.i "a y; !s.ss
tit with great care and coat, and no spared
secure stresgh speed sud comfort. They are in every
sseet. O. $, el.ss ses s,esmers -,
,.ass IN the s'ssrsss And found
70, steamer tniSn, TO sPoTfosD, TILEsreS q CO.,
FOR :ses@:r winasid Scott. to DAVIS. BROOKS CO..
rNIrKp STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
fss Sssss': rsss.S S s, .'' cs:
s fa. ass;a ..S,s M dss? 'HnsA :..
sSis .oss. .,:sm:Sip oEosoia soce ton. sarsssa, B.
ID lie sov.r.m:n. mails. drse. sv.a. and gh.g..
s.h a',a, and New ori'ap: Fs5 lssshs Or pas
III west street. corner Warren sirs...
AcIYIc NAIL srEAHsuIP ConPAsY-PsR CALI.
forniA and oregon-The public informed that undsI
70. mali. .iIi son,sa. 70 ls.,. P.nsmssss Sac vrss:
aimed ~ sns,oa.sI. ss.s,. .siiysI 81 =.
touch - Xsspuiss San Bis: assssa San Desc sss
atsrey The Of fifteenth o. the vii
sr s ssss. a.. -
one Of which v be aivays in port sssseh Sad sf "
S psssa. hs s Eps osTssssis e r., So
SSsiId isSsss..sSi "o''s. S SSs5siS4 $
s., *: o'fss ..1s re: = =
iss q. Ts,s.s. sss, Nth nall ..s
propeller. Vi. ss ..s, =. 70. u. 'rss.ss,ss,:,
\. sE5
ss " or .sss mosss Tor cSsr.. ,Sirs sss. vii sis
as r s:. sr:
between fev 0rissns and Chasrcs leaving 81 such Pc
mus. s ana s.r%ss s.S X. ssss ..smsrs ,s,rss
40 fss. ans Nee
Arnstrona Lawrsscn Co, agents
onstste fsems. ............. 80. slN
rsss ssund sith mattress saa hoard =. 81
yser PANAMA. TO san sasrcrsco.
onsste rooms &c.,. .sss..ss ~
rae iouni Win n..ti... .sd hoard is
rnos sss raArcrseo TO ASTORIA.
r.. 80 80 -. ''.... ...sin
through iiet.i. any month apply .. III. enc. q
ompsnv. % and ~ south street.
n BRrrrsH AID roRra AsEmcAN ROYAL
s,.s%.hir. b.t-,sn Ne. Yers sad Li,srpSp air.s
9ss Hstas. 70 issd and reseiys mails .od passengers
~ Ssasss ;,;,. sY:SSssss, e ss' f IT,,
MICA. Capt ss;:sis s,s. t;';S ..., '''''
"a S::sSss:: )" x.s5s..:y. ~, ..s u.rSA
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San francisco and Ierts In Oregon. awaiting ~ hs
asr port the arrival ~ mas ssd passengers from Ps
a. and returning without delay with mails and passen.
for the follown steamer from saa Francisco. rigs
hps 81 propeiers viii be kept for the transportasse
reight and rAnsen, passs agers bet Panama and
Francisco. The eonnestion In the Atlsntio vfll ~
attained By the ST arships RmPIRn CITft leaving Nsv
! the fssh. and cHKkOKEB. leaving New York %
18th Of each month for Chaues third boat viii AIS
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