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II. BUTLER KNG.-Col Winchester, Editor OF
the Pacific News, writes thus from San JOSE

Great enthusiasm in the Wing ranks since the
advert of Mr.. King at the capital of California
He is certainly formidable candidate-indeed, the
only one on the Wing side. His popularity with
the Wings is seen by the cheerful faces they
wear to day. He is a gentleman of great talent
and high private worth; and it is but just to him,
as an honorable opponent, to say, that we believe
him to be warmly devoted to the interests of the
State, while his friends claim for him that he can
accomplish more for California in Congress than
any other man in the country.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-13

John E. Carew, Esq ior ofihe Charleston (S c.
Mercuy, snow in New York. on his return from Bos-
ton. He has been travelling east 10 procure workmeu
tor his large shoe mandatory, which has recently been
opened in Charleston extensive scale as even to
astonsh the Lynn shoemen,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-13

GREAT FfsE IN LoUIspILE-The New-h lbany Led
ger Of the evening OF the 22d ult contains the follow
.ng:
fire broke ont Fourth street west side between
Main and the river in Louisville, this morning, which
unsubdGed between i and l2 o'clock. number OF
buildings are sad to have been destroyed The fire
iginated in Dufields celebrated ham-curing establish
mentwhieh Is entirely destroyed, We have no further
particulars.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-13

We learn through passenger that The Roanoke at
Weldon two feet higher on Sunday ard Monday
than it was in the fresh OF last year. The Southern
unable 10 reach the bridge Sunday night and
the passengers had to walk the old bridge of the
Portsmouth and Roanoke Railroad, which is 10 a state
OF decay.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-13

The statement contained IN an article we recently
copied from the New York Tribune, to the effect that
Mr.. Speaker Cobb icroe into engrossed and exact
ed bill, provso which the House had adopted but the
Senate had rejected is, perec ty confident UNI
founded, and, wo suppose, a satisfactory explanation
will be made. The TribuneS allegation charges the
Speaker with grossly improper act, which he who'll
y incapable Of committing. When in Washington
we happened 10 hear something OF point raised by
Mr.. Toombs concerning some amendment ofthe Sc
nate, which not read in the House words, which
he Senate voted to strike ont perhaps not noted
stricken by the Clerk the Senate and this we
presume gave rise 10 the Tribune's story.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-13
FLETCHER's HAIR TONIC.-This compound

FLETCHER'S HAIR TONlC.-Ths compound
will be fond trial to be superior to any othe- article
offered 10 the public, for curing scut or dandrufl
prevent the hair from falling off turning grey land
all diseases Of The head scalp It is composed
Of vegetable extracts approved by the highest medical
authority. 1t leaves the suspense as 10 its
virtues clears the head of all scuu and dandru renders
the hair beautifully soft, and gives to it dark durable
ustre which, with its well known curative powers in
eruptons and diseases OF the seal p, renders it inds-
pensable article in the household Of every family
Price fifty cents per bottle. For sale wholesale and
retail by VIM. Fletcher, under the American Hotel
Also. to be had at Adie & Grays, r. r. Duvals and
r. A. Meredith's, Druggists, Main street, and II. ].
Miller, us Broad street. Thomas Ii. Rosser, Peters
burg John H. Seay Lynchburg; and William Smith,
Raleigh. N. G. fe 10
WARM BATHS FLETcHER's Bathing Estsb
ltsllment, under the American Hotel, is open daily
from A M. to 10 P. NJ. Single baths CSC, or five
ickets for 81 oc Is
~ TWIGGS' MIXTURE-Ihis singular plepa-
ration for changing grey hair its natural COLOR is be
ing applied by many in the city, all of whom
are verifying the experience Of the gallant general
We perceive great change in the hair of some of the
honorable members. FLETCHER. under the American
Hotel, has it neatly put up, with full directions at SOC.
per bottle. ie Is
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-13

WASTING WATER Officers White and Tyler each
yesterday reported violations OF the ordinances elat-
ing to private hydrans and caused couple Of citizens
10 be fined each five dollars.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-13

The foreign export Of Silver from the port of New
York last week, amounted to Sl93,45o. of which $780,
900 were in American half dollars
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-13

MADAME ANNA BIssHop had fine house Tuesday
night. and her singing greatly delighted her audience
We pleased hear she has manifested her willing
ness to give concert in the city before leaving
and that Friday evening has been apart the Thea
ire for that purnose
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-13

A RAGo'-Margery McCabe yesterday charged
Mrs. Ellen Gallego, before the Mayor with entering
her house on Monday last and assauing her in the
most violent manner, and then breakng every thing
She could lay her hands to" Mrs. McCabe duly ac
euaned his Honour with the important piece of inor
nation that Mrs. G. and herself bad had slight diff
ference prior the but stated that she had rea
son to fear such an assault The Mayor required Mrs
Gallego to find surety in the of OF 500, which she
failed to do, and accordingly went to jail
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HOME INDUSTRY

HOME INDUSTRY.
The Paper Mil company Of this city, the Belvdere
Company, have just cleared dividend of IS per cent
and have also greatly improved their establishment
The prospects favourable for much larger profits
hereafter, as the demand is equal to al they
acture. A STOCKHOLDERS.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-13

A FORGE J. SUMNER, No. s, FIFTEENTH
" ST, Importer and dealer in QUEENSWARE,
CHINA AMP GLASS, would call the attention
OF Country Merchants to his extensive stock of
QUEEN SNARE, CHINA and GLASS of The new
est shapes and patterns His stock large and the va.
rey great can be found in the CITY, and will he sold
at as low prices any where, either North or Souh
He respectfully socits call. Special attention paid to
packing. NH 10
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,parate and Joint vote being as follows:
Necessary 10 a choice,

Mr.. Moncure enjoys the reputation of being one
of the ablest lawyers in the State. He served in
he Legislature, which revised the Civil ard Cri-
minal laws of the State and was chairman of the
Committee of Revision. The familiarity which
he thus attained with every part of the New Code,
will doubtless add greatly to the efficiency of his
judicial servi ces. The honorable private charac-
ter, which he bears wherever he is known, consti-
tutes, however, the highest and best of his quail
feat ions.
1t is needless to add that the choice of the Le-
gislature has fallen upon Democrat; for we have
not seen the day within six years when citizen
of Maryland could not indulge as reasonable hope
as Virginia Wing, of Virginia Judgeship!
Prof. Saloman of Harrodsburg, KY, has, it is
said, successfully applied the power of carbonc
acid gas as substitute for steam, in propelling
machinery. He claims to be able to control it
with perfect safety, and asserts that it will afford
power equal to steam in one iiteth of the space.
and one hundredth part of expense, dispensing
with both furnaces and boilers. Experiments
have recently been made in Cincinnati which are
said to be entirely satisfactory,
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-03-13

DESPERATE CHARAcTER.-Mr. Boze yesterday
morning encountered negro boy named John Gentry
at the corner of Main and 18th streets, and knowing
him to be fellow ofbad character, questioned him
to his business in the street at that hour 70 o'cock
OF the morning. Finding the fellow anxious to hide
something under his coat, he seized him, aud discover
ed he had new pair of pantaoons rolled up, which he
supposed had been stolen from some one the cloth
ing stores. Mr. B. arrested the fellow and took him
be fore the Mayor; and upon assuring his Honour that
Gentry had or two prior occasions been con
victed of stealing cloak and other articles beside
tempting stab the oversee of the factory in which he
worked, the Mayor ordered him below for correction.
The anaoons were detained by the police subject to
the disposition oil the riehtuI owner
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CE'EY A r. II "A HEg S.

SMASHING OPERATIONS labourer named Bayly
employed on the city gas works, visited the grocery
store OF Signor Snargo, corner Of l7lh and Gary
streets, Sunday evening, aud called for something
Strong, in the drinking line. The Signor with great
Difference to the law refused sell spirits to be drunk
in his house, especially on the holy Sabbath evening",
The gas man insisted but fading the Signor firm in
his determination, changed bis tone. Selling pitch
or filled with water, he swore he would have spirits
and for the purpose of nm dating the Signor dashed
it with ence upon the floor He then manifested a
disposition TO make certain other articles in the crock
cry aud glass line, follow the fate Of the pitcher, when
his career was suddenly arrested by the entrance OF
captain Jloklns, " hose presence appeared to inspire
Sig Siniargo with degree Of courage hitherto unds-
played, and to cast corresponding damper upon the
gas man. fcourse Bayy was conducted to the cage
where he spent the night On being brought before the
Mayor next day. be made all sorts of promises-even
agreeing to pledge his word" that he would instantly
cave for New York-but he had on prior occasion
made slmilsrpromses his Honour sent BIN to the VAL
ey for three months.
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IL. *. IL.

PHILADELPHIA, March lied, schr lane c.
Doughty Murphy, Richmond.
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To give reliefto cruel pangs pain,
Relieve the patient from his torturing gliei,
To cure instantly Burns, Sores and Sprains,
Is the object of Radway's Ready Relief.
Sores OF all kinds, Lumhago and stiff back,
Rheumatism, Cramps, Paralysis and Gout,
Frost Bitten Flesh-or Cold, Cuts or Chaps
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MUTUAL BENKFIT LiFB AND FIKE INST X
ANCk COMPANY OF LOUISIANA
INCORPORATED APRIL 1919, AND DECLARED p,yI
pEkD OF % PER CENT. ON IL MONTHS BUSINESS
ONCE, 10. b Camp street,
Between Gravier and Common s,s
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Tx RFcrNr MuRDERNrAR PHILADELrHA.-
letter from Philadelphia to the Baltimore Sun.
dated l7ih inst says that the murderer OF the Bar
tle family i stll nadeected. and, with The excep
tion Of reward Of $500. offered by the authori,
ties Of the borough in which it occurred, there
seems to have been bnt little done to secure his
arrest. Tins marshaPs police have spent consider.
able time in an effort to ferret him out, but with
ismsn'able want Of success. Within The past year
there have been no less han five atrocious assass
nations 81 that Of the Barle family, and
IN not one single instance have the perpetrators
been brought to jpstieess s,,;s.....ss
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NestHtste Mea.csms stiAYeSlUnse
sf No. ISL Charities St. New Orleans.

WRIGHT * co having resolved to stand unriyalsd IN
every depsr'n of their bushes have agreed with The
ropreofs and Agents of all the genuine popnas Paieni
necnes throughout the United States keep Them con
ldny supplied with a fresh and ample assortment al rate,
as oow ne usSa market prices By h arrangement they
are enabled 10 oer Tor The Inspection OF he
extensive assortment which found in this or any oths
ny Having bad many years experience the pnrchae
thn ae OF fatent Medicines, they acquired facilities
os conducting this particular department. most liberia
cae and are now prepare supply the trade az prices
exceIinsiy tow that the purchaser cannot fail to realize
handsome per csn,sse on ms Investment either Wssa
,ssortmento Of ALL GENUINE PA TENT MEDICIS Es
Inc following si oomprlses pat OF their assortment,
M ne nh'sheh 10 dealers, IN most from
twenty-five per cent cheaper than manufacturer reg
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sHAKEspEAKrRo FOUNDRY.

POS GtrOd Strest Mem OrLsans
M HELLER, Pc TEES IL co, would res.
W psrn'y inform the public thai they are now prepared
e d. STEAMBOAT WORK, and bBld SUGAR MILL
ENblN rs, nt all DESCRIPTIONS also, draining, Planning
and saw NIL MACHINERY and RAILROAD WORK
snch as Turn fables Stay Plates Switches Chairs etc on
the shortest notice and the approved system
Having l<thes OF sizes euab to turn and
bote Iron and Brass work OF al most all kinds.
Orders for Columns, Pipes, Whees Furnace Montbs
Craze Bars, Store Fronts Iron shutters and Doors Gal er
and Tomb Ratings, Shafts and Pueys Axes and Boxes
Glrders, Stove Plates Ventato Sash Weights, etc. will
meet with prompt attention. ' "
The Blacksmith department fitted up to enable work men
TO execute orders that may be received.
Orders from Plantations nciually attended to- which
please address to W. ~
WHEELER, PETTEEs IL Co, Newt orleans, La
J. f. WHEELER / GEDDES ~
l.. @. PETTEES. :. SWOOP
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OPINIONS OF PHYSW lnNS
Dr. Townsend is almost daily receiving orders from Pbv
in different parts of the Union
This TO certify that We the undersigned Physica
the city Of Albany have in prescnbe,
Townsend's Sarsapar1a and believe be the m,
valuable preparations in the market.
II. 7. PULINs, ND
J. WILSON,
X. b. BRIses, M. D..
Albany, Ap l, 1887. L. Il. ELMKNDoRYF, ~.
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This certihes that DALLEY'S PAIN EXTRACTOR
has been used in family Tor Salt Rheum Of thirteen yean
DURATION and tor Warts These fierce diseases have been
once alerated and they both entirely removed There
can be nodoab but this Medicine has all the that tbs
Patent reclalms for it, from what has fallen my e,
vaiion added to the respecabe testimonials in It's yo
bY Others tho have us in Immediate relief
do most eertuy recommend the afflicted
the . this iuvau able save.
Buffalo, NJ y. ROSWELL CHAPLIN
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She brought to bed box and applied some to the
ielt mmedate ease wherever touched me. and begged
Tor eDeAgh TO annont thoroughly Ii was obtained and
newt seemed to invest To remove tn. burning and
in the chest made Pills OF it, and took them which
soon cured me. owe my life your valuable Extract /
being now strong and have been ever since early
1.-THE year 1912. KERZIA FRENSrH
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ROSWELL CHAPLIN
10 II v * = n b
AK. CuHsTIP ATiuE az THE Bow8s
THE PAIN ENTR ACTOR


THE PAIN EXTRACTOR
the aurest safest and most certain remedy lot disease
Ii will positively give relief in the worst cases and eysn
all the old remedies have failed Persons have frequent
called at our office with aonhment upon their faces sati
that they had used the ointment other ses upon pn,
of their bodies the bowels. and that oopous moveoe
had resulted 'FRONT.' This result will ,ways follow thooay
rubbing of the Extractor the bowes when they are Coz
tive. Let the experiment be- tried II is perfectly safe anf
in DO instant ecan the Pain Extractor do harm
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OFFICIAL.
TRrAHuara's Orncr, s..orp MUr,o,,,

TREASuRER's Ornor. sEsorD n,urIcyPlLrrY, a !
rNUcnY ,yr,,, April 49, 1851.
RESOLVED, That the Treasurer be, and he i.
hsreoy authorized TO advertise during ninety DAYS in
.ne paper OF the Municipality that the Council IA
ous,y z q 9s s ss, s,ss q louisiana s9S
proposals to sell said sons that amount win be- reevs
~ the Council until the fifth TUESDAY in July next when
to the Treasurer Of the State. will be accepted anu
voice hereby given in conformity with the foregor
ne0iutOn tfAI aled proposals to sel IN this
honds o. the sae Of Louisiana, endorsed by this n ano
will be rece we'd at this Office until the fifth Tuedsy oi %
next. ~ "e'"e' VI 'uv
sealed proposals to be addressed to the Council or Mnc
paity No Two and to be endorsed offer io Stats and
avs ID VIM. II GARLAND T,easuseI
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MILLER, HARRIS q WALDO,

"a Canal street, Neao Orleans,
WHOLESALE and retail dealers in FINE
Nv TABLE CUTLERY, Plated, a.
planshed, Tin, ia ,,aned and Wooden snS
Wac; Table Mas; Gilt and Bronzed I'm
l.amps and Girandoles Glassware Plain tt9ft
and Coored Floor Mating, and House Rh.3t
Furnishing Goods generally. Sperm and i, 49, \
Wax Candles, Sperm Whale, Lard Lin G. }v{rYYs 3vt
-eed. Neatsfoot and Chemical Oils Spirit ES8k&&GAS
Gas tamphns Acoho Turpeniine, and S~MVYIE
Pants OF all descriptions; Brushes Win &
dow Glass; Putty; While Lead; Sand Paper Cine. Cu,sd
Hair Hair Seating and Springs; Flowing Polishing c,sn
ing Furniture, Coach Black Japan and bite .mar w,
nlses. Also-Picked and Common Moss ALWAYS for sale
PRICES OF CAMPHINK:
ny ,he eal'el, go cents per gallon
y iie iVe saons'' 81 cents per gallon
UT es uuaht'y 10 cents gallon
~ ~
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SECONDHAND hooks,

t The Subscriber has purchased ot Dr. HUNTER
opposite the site of the ST. CHARLES HOTEL. Thi, lie the
largest collection of aud valuable Books In the
city,
AZ the wish n the Subscriber dispose
v"'e NJ" e'"n exclusively tn dealing Watches Iselry
he oilers Them At the lowest for Among are the
best wks Theology Law, Medicine Novels Bellies ieltres
Poetry and Science
~ The latest Novels and Publication. always ~ hand.
ats JOSEPH RAFAEL M "a 81 IN ,rl,, sr.st
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DOCTOR FRYER,
THE INDIAN DOCTOR

IS a regular graduate Of Natures wide Botanic
Garden and Common Sense Medical College, and has
made the study OF Herbs his profession for thirty ears and
orleans ' ~ p'''a'' IN 'e"
81 Office hours from O'Clock A.. M. I'LL o'clock p NJ
SS Al orders enclosing 50, postpaid will be hankfniIv
fece we'd and punctually attended TO-
- ~ Residence and office No. IS FRENcsMEN sTarHr
Third Municipality. New Orleans
myl3 ii w. X F~FRYER I,,I;ap noc,ax
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On Sunday the Cars leave every hour .|.-st
u An OMNIBUS leaves Canal and Cbaytrs s,rae, s,
luarter Of an hour for the Depot tsfF7-- S ''''
Horse ar will leave the city depot every mn min,
q CLOCK, Tor the convenience of fishing parties
"'''' +" osap J. w. SMITH. superintendent
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STEAlNIBOATS.

: ~ = .. =.
For ny ~ A0uie ~ tnas ChrietfaI
557fes rae,s z. s'es 81 9sf "a ltilFOkAlA TO
olse svse ~ eyssy Other dss until Sa,ur.v ~ H.
met ~kes M VA bet sexnisftbs 10 6Hs1i and
ccSgs isndiaeS ~ the samn1ev aeson. IA 2ia y
!. nyS0 e s'59sg r. GtDDEs, Aeent. 10 Bank Plsss
5Se,- Ss.n.s,.z !, o,T, ~ :
"a. ~ X ~. = s.f - q, 49,
4 y Ia. o.ssssr pscir ~ ssrs,s
~ ~ n ncaSs1V 49, firtrns Z n ssss[ " n
sps q Z KsySs Sss1.s e Ssss - su ess.0s n
lake tsadr.) with saperw sccommcdssisns One Of The
above Mee,en leaves the Paatch Rs7hd daily,
~ a.. sss s y se Lake Of ne p = ca. and The
- height O Pas:ess sgpy o. 6ca, o. 70
& .r+-.. Canal Line for AIobiIo7 For Mobile
/ ~ 3 sieemsr WOlli1R n Xisp ,e.,s ...s
Thu su apa bot esnres.y ia, ,bs s;d
win Observation-Disclosures will lenve he Nsv ~ al Sa
"WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY EVENING" NJ bsif
past ocock r. ~ sad The Rsroad on h arrival Of he
GOA p = car. ketusnins leave Wose sy.,S r "
~ 5nuay ssoppps at ~ the coast lending Freight
e'G1 ~ me nu ~ neho9ee ~ ~ hous o. the day The
~ h @ AYE Ne y Gp the dsys q departure
~ ss 10Y Ttls elock Inc way leuef Bag leaves
"s omSe y 'ns a fent AZ -, 3ssck r =
- : Re~,sj., q I.o,,i. ps.-.o... n. -.
a <uA6 49, Nsssa = II - . - ecAcs
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DALLKY's PAIN EXTRACTOR.

but we shall subjon few testimonials of its value selected
from the thousands in possession, from all parts \ IN
cOu - '~ ~ W.
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MADAME EMERY,

MADAME merry, the Seventh Daughter of
Iva the Gipsy Family, hefs ave to inform the Ladies'
and 'eniisme1 of New orleans thu, her stay here will be
sno ana AZ those wishing her services will please call
at her e.ienee. No 23' Mag between lula
AND 81 Streets where she wilt be happy inform
them OF the PR ESENT ana the FUTURE,
" Ladies and Gentlemen wishing TO know the circum.
stances thar surround tnem likewise their future pros
t%- Pfics 80 cents. ANIL I'm os
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STAR CANDLES-500 boxes best Cincinnati
avs AID. GRiEFF Go. IS. " and u Old Le,.,.
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!. SHIPl5,P Fl !.
49, 81 o M Els TIC PORTS
united states Mail Steamship Company.
tNEY FARE REDUCED.


~ DOM ESTIC PORTS.
United states Mail Steamship Company.
.34 " FARE REDUCED.
FOR NEW YORK DIRECT, via HAVANA.
soao tons hasiise Lien, p b Porsr TsS som%sad'qs.
ip, 81 ss aSi x'i
"ss s sSss Viii :, s s by II,
Steamship Ono, o tons buhen> to leave Friday. the
To s.~Yt i ..s. .sG s.,s II e GO
To Havana State Berth, in First q @
Sandee ber.h, Forward Cabii....... 20 20
~ Passengers for Havana must have passports from
~ Each Of the Company's steamships has expert
2 eY- Specie only taken on freight to Havana
No Bills ef La ling signed after the steamer has sailed.
reg freight OF passage apply at the office of the CON-
myaS 'N' JAMES R. JENNINGS. Agent,
"a. FOR % vt. 10 Hh-Henderson Lne--The fine
ing and will havs immediate dispatch For freight Ss
opposite Po. SscnS MSnooay no apply on board
m,m -. i; ssSSTSSsthbSk 4 co 81 Camp st.
Fowl aa,sl ,.j' a ;sf s. sas
mediate ps soSs and win have
. :. paSs j Z s;;: 4 $
"a FOK INV YOhK-Stanton's Line Of Packets
S& The fast sailing regular packet ship OsWEGO,
Cornell. master, having the principal part OF her
cargo engaged and going board, will have immediate
Ss.ssss s ss .a ssSss TSi Ssanss
on board, at Post T. Second Municipality, or TO
J. w. STANTON u CO.
4my6 corner Magazine and Lafayette SITS
fH GHAhLssTON AND HAVANA
8M0kRN Packet - United States Mail LG,,e 5st,osen
=. 1. = Charleston and Hapa,a, via Sdpds nah and
heB W4st-The splendid steamship 1SA BEl. ant Roj
li9 tons buIthen has her regular rps from
CHE LEsTON Is. ca to HAVANA, leaving Havans
or and I'D Of each month"; leaving Chsres
ton Tor Havana the LIST and 10TH
RATES ~
Havana to Charleston Savannah, -. . . Al
Havana 10 Key West. = 80 - . n
Foi further particulars apply to 49, ~
NJ q. MQRDECAI, Charleston or TO
II. j. HART Co IS Tohoupiloulas ST. N. OrIeaps
h.ents az Hava ma, DRAKE BROS & co
Passengers leaving Havana by this ship can reach
Sallmore on the Ffh Day by taking the Land Route and
steamship to those ports. AZ asx
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eorikk, July ~, lS46-YouI Wild Cherry and Tar Syruu
81 general Satisfaction. We have been out OF or SONS
9, and thought we would not order any bu, almost
y inquired for. and thought perhsps It would 80 hest