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HxALra or sr. Lours-The city register Of st. Louis re-
ports 1856 deaths during the week ending August T. Of which
So were Of children under Eve years old The cholera
deaths IA. This report shows much improved state
Of the public health During the week ending the l4,h Of
July the deshs $780, Of which ~ were BY cholera.
Since chem the disease has bssn on the decline.
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Attorney at Law.
Ksoksk, Lee Cosntv, Ios

kScksk, Lee County, IcO0.
II AND WARRANTS located, Debts eollected and al pro
j 4 fessonal business attended to- aug o-vf6mep
TIME Law AND PRACTICE on VENDORS
j and Purchasers Of Real Estate, BY j. H. Dart Of
Lncon Inn, Barrster with copious Notes and References
American and ESgsh Decisions and view Of the exist.
ing law Of real property 10 England and the United Stea By
T. w. Waterman, Counsellor, one volume, 1851.
aug l2- FRANCK TAYLOR. 4
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MOST VALUABLE FARM FoR SALE I'M

n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., containing about 1000.
acresThe undersigned appointed Commissioner BY
Watson guardians a. Henderson Others
the 2Sh day Of May last to make sale Of this estate either
publicly privately and in one or more tracts ~ In their
will best promote the interests Of the parties
ed An survey will be furnished Of the whole tract
and Of such divisions thereof may be advisable to make
This beautiful and extensive farm is situate in one Of the
most pleasant and delightful Of Abemarle at
the base Of the Blue Ridge The Virgins Central Railroad
about miles and the great bulk Of the lies be-
low it. While in this way this work, progress OF CON-
this estate its beauty its location particularly fortu-
facilitate the transport Of the abundant Of fuel
and lumber that can in short time and q little expense be
all along the upper sides Of this road and TO- ill points,
eessible to the marketable products Of the farm.
This farm is fertile mountain bottom, with charming
poure to the south and east and most favorable protection
in the mountains that rise pcuresquely the and NORTH
By. - :. s ps part o. s .s i ssp r the
. to admit Of irrigation wherever desired
All necessary farm buildings exist this estate but the
likely to be needed FOR samy avsia m hum
sati:6ed The. such opportunity Is rarely offered 70 obtain
earnestly invite examination and are ready receive PR
rate cposGh for it sther object to effect sale Of pri-
yse possible as they can thereby better accommodate
age will be always prepared to receive and attend all Who
may wish with purchasing and any other
At their rolf. Office j II cSarIotte.sills ~
Ifhey ,houd a make private sale land should one
the public will be duly notified Of D they viii then
expose this public sale the premises on the 18th
day Of September next in Of ran the FIRST fair day
thereafter, Sunday excepted
Terms Cash for expenses Of sale and for the balance
credit Of one two, three, and four years. with interest from
the day Of sae payable annually two first nsamen to be
secured By bond with good personal security and the title
BE retained further security for the whole purchase
ALEX. RIYES,
E. r. WATSON,
july 17-cpts Commissioners.
S-We hnve conelnded ss,cfions
Possession to be given M January next with privilege
chaser to iced wheat this fall.
ALEX. RIVES,
e. II. WATSON,
aug 70 Commissioners
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OATH ALUM.--This justly celebrated Watering Place
Id 10 open for the season, win increased OF
No effort will be spared render the sojourn
ysters agreeable every attention bestowed upon those
who may be acsd For dyspepsia all arrangements Of the
Somach Liver and Kidney and for delicate females these
have superior For all kinds Of cuaneous aec-
lions they are Incompatible.
For further information in reference the character Of
Bath Alum and s waters refer the public to the books
lately published BY Dr. Burke Of Richmond, Va, and Mr.
Robert Cowsn, Of Staunton, VI.
ulv o. SIS JOHN w. FRAZIER.
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aTOAN DAVIDSON. Georgetown, will have constant
supply Of Rvessdae Family and Supsrhne Flour for
nle. Also, welchS Family Flour. ug4-6tcP
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whole with clear deneaon Of the channels ia which the
authority derived from them Cow. can part only Of
the citizens wrsst the sword from the hands Of those ms&
rates whom the whole have invested with the direction the
military power They may, 10 true, leave their country
they NAV take arms and provisions with hem but If these
Of being retained in foreign service for purposes Of enmy
against another people, Satisfaction will be demanded and
the State TO which they belong connve at their
duct without hsxardng rupture. The evidence Of cul-
pable intention perhaps difficult your Excelency
imsgines is at least familiar inquiry in penal prosecu-
TONS and ought be objection your interference on
this OCCASION But here sur repeat that the Pesi-
dent wishes you to do nothing than the laws themselves
permit Let them have their free by such Instructions
will prove competent the United States from PAIN
ful alteration with foreign sovereign.
Az these unlawful assemblages Of military force may as
sumo various FORMS Congress have been unmind that
The civil arm may sometimes be unequal the task Of sustain
ing civil authority They have, therefore, BY an Of May
the 3D. 1872, conferred the marshas and their deputies
the power in executing the laws Of the United States
law 10 executing the laws Of their respective States They
have rendered lawful for the President in Of INVASION
to call forth the militia to issue his orders for that purpose
70 such officer of the militia be shall think proper They
have empowered him to call forth the militia Of one State for
the suppression of IN nuecion in sboher under certain
circumstances and subdus, by the militia any combine
lions against the laws which may Be too powerful for ord
mary judicial proceedings
hss far have addressed your Excssncy upon the con-
are 10 sctne the only topics belonging the present
son But a. msy not BE- known that the navigation Of
the Mississippi has occupied the earliest abo Of the Execu-
i've and he's been pursued with unremitfiug sncsy
will sy before You such sketch Of the pending nseosatou
- msy be communicated conseny with the respect dus
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people instantly in front of Mr.. Holdens nore Mr.. Ed
wards then addressed the crowd in short bat very effective
Speech referring TO the escapes Of criminals heretofore and
the danger of csens while such thieves and scas wse
permitted to escape. He proposed take the prisoner
ss be might arrive in town and hang him. There was
not dissenting voice.
The crowd then prepared with weapons 10 meet the
wagon, with two persons alongside horseback
Blu, oil was o. avail The in that crowd were not to
be frightened. They followed the wagon, driving rapid
rate, until u struck against post, being dark George
Work then jumped with the prisoner holding him by the
collar and both stu speed for the jail punsng through
the aovo, while The crowd behind shouting, Stop
him 10 rontwe afraid shoot lest may kill Our
frieods-stop bin in front? Mr. Linoberg caught the
prisoner behind and hung to him, compelling him to
drag him along and thus impeding his progress Col Cheat
hem ALEC ahead 1t full speed the jail and, planting
himself before the door, cooked his revolver and George
Work and the prisoner running up, placed band
the prisoner Others by this time up, and one party
taking George, and another the prisoner (no shots
changed the msde. Two persons threw rope
the prisoners neck, and away be led execution.
The place selected was the limb Of tree behind the FL Do
ado minister reqsested, and fifteen minutes allow
ed, the prisoner being surrounded BY nog Of firm men, who
we're cool and determined in the work before them large
crowd was gathered round, bat oil still death. The
fifteen minutes having expired, the signal given, and in
an instant ihe ueched hanging the neck There
was scarce struggle"
i THE COURT ON LYNCH Law.
Judge CAnPsrLL brought the subject Of the execution Of
Stuart before the Grand Jury in the following remarks
Gentlemen Of the Grand jury. The Court deem i, their
DUTY 10 CAL your attention 70 Of the most startling
and fearful character We aeniormed thu, ve~ersv man
the Of Stuart wps taken by an organized ss.oesop
the Market street wharf IN this city, and there hung that
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seAes soAa'6ns AL Icsiuenp sno angeles
Star estimates that the vineyards the limits Of this city
contain one million grape vines.
Tar CHrEA WoMEx AND THE VIsILAscI CoMxIrrxr
The members Of the Vigilance Committee have had rather
busy time of for days past In addition the trial
Of Stuart for MURDER and hsldozen others larceny;
10 addition TO their LAHORE in inspecting csrgoes of passengers
arrived and swelling BY some three four the list Of paen-
gers departed, they have had the pleasant task on hand Of
trying three four China women ON charges Of MURDER lar
ceny, arson, druggng poisoning and Heaven knows what
else, preferred against them by Assng Atng Achng Acky,
and the whole Of the Chinese population Of San Fancsco
What the motives Of the Cinnamon may be in epdeavosne
TO keep the women from emgraing this country W
say but that they have done their best to effect that end
10 evident In the present instance these women were.
rested at the prayer Of Assng, who has lived in the States
long enough TO know what he is about
great number of Cinnamon appeared and swors that
these women were engaged in drugging sailors that they
had been at the and profitable employment ia
Canton; that they had FIRE houses there that thew
had stolen goods Of oil Sorts including babies and ss chill
dren and 10 fact each individual Chnamsn added biv
mite to swell the heap Of testimony and a. each one seemed
feel hst he should upa his neghbor in order to do any
good, the natural consequence was that such ornsip Of
evidence collected that quite incredible and the
characters Of the poor bsckened that hev -
sumed the appearance Of illuminated angels Thev were
consequently released and back to China n accord
with the prayer Of the petition and left the house with
the consciousness Of triumph which caused several patr-
arcbs Cbnsmen to gnash their teeth unit, half The enamel
destroyed II stated in evidence upon the t, that
two thousand Cinnamon, including several women were
either the preparing to leave the Celestial
Empire for California.
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For repairing the wooden bridges building new bdre4
laying eunwae crossings and furnishing al materials for
the same for The Second Municipality, for one year:
The contractor win De bound repair an bridges which
may he ordered by the Surveyor ia strong substantial and
Nefnlika mdunefs and Ia HucUfiancs with
Wch bridges have heretofore been constructed The ends
Y hf centre ana OF all bridges having iron supports 10 be
ssned with hots and screws admit OF their being
bridge.
u. An new bridges are to be constructed in accordance
with the directions o. the SAID Surveyor and on the lines aud
level given b. him for that purpose The To be strong
suhsaQa and OF the hest description; the blanks 10 he well
secured with screw bolts and neatly fitted 10 ench other and
g me fon bearings Wherever It be necessary to dig
ditch Tor bridge, shall be done By Tie contractor Al
s own expense, and whenever may be necessary 10 Tier
the width OF a ditch Tor q hdgs the nace arV work
a 9e dome l the contractor without eharge, and be-
saR u W. ~ Tie siQ tha gfaa Of g street
liz All the lumber and bridge hsr ard bolts and RI ks
the conifaetor.
Nv. When bridge taken up entirely. aud an new tim
h9 aN piis ae, it WIZ De colsdsed new bridge. 1he
contractor VIII be bound 20 procure from The Comm rs
check Tor each bridge laid by HIM and AZ tonns
eae VIII Inspect such hTdgaas The contractor may consider
necess3n 70 renew and give The requisite order.
Aheguqwale crossings 90 he firmly bedded ind laid
according to the howell and objections Of the surveyor nnd
inMlch places may be Tequrod
W. Tbs contractor will be paid monthly on the certificate
q the surveyor end the Council reserves lie Ia hi m nnu
e contract upon The report OF the Surveyor that The sad
work aeial, and should any neglect nnppr on fs gvf
or me coalfaeiof ia WeFA N BE- don 4le sxn nsa 81 as
CONTRACTOR and the WlH b. buuuf fuff M ~
silence of lie ntia1t, any and a oa5 ls sjl liisi
fa y m sgsttin ifon llia bad state 90 i1c BRIDGES
kil. Tue ln nu=r and Other materials used m se costFlo
aN ul new Q,iues3 ana er9nssi an in repairing tie Old
BRIDGES shai Be Of die Kind and quality usa heretofore oT
such purposes. 80
Wiz Security 10 the sum Of two ihou5au3 dollars i t
fsgiiai t1r me iaitlia performance OF the CONTRACT
P2 Eng new bridges; and so much per running loot Y
AnnNule crossings. ~
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cansst as ls. laaES * Y m isSl


For laying down plank sdew ks ia The Second Municpait,
Az aeillsins materials i9r me same Tor one year,
Or oyrfes plnks 3nchss cks and least " inches wide
50 that the nt-way shall De at sast "a inches wide Th.
spikes % be inch pressed boat spikes,
" Ihe nankng 10 be laid pine cypress blocks Of
sAea ehun as The ground requires the blocks b.
ald q distances Of TO feel apart that the pankne thai
break qnt On the bearings each plank to be spiked with
Two spikes to each block. and the blocks be secured By
y the bouksseou ely. The sidewalks to Be ald on c fine
and levels as the Surveyor may direct.
contractor. -
~ Payments 70 be made monthly the certificate Of The
surveyor WHO shall PC aRthorizd 10 deduct from the cari
eae SUCH HHount7 as shall any defective work And
he onnel the right to annu the eontIae after ten
piled with.
security n the sum Of one thousand dollars viii be re-
QnlE igl lhe faithful performance oil the contract
VI. bids 80 lnnnn nmng llni
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Fgst NHN YORK direct = 10 sail on
y S.9IDKl-4Y. jan .. at 3 o'clfek il. N.--
iaesilsnilid a lleiF pressure steamship n isll
saye " wharf foo Of Sired street, az above. For freight
cf passiEs. apply 10
jsla R M. HARRISON e 90 7apoydras ct.
GEE itt.aetslM AID ~ a 4 Is q
ekei t1sal siaies f3ll Lint 5sfsesa
q Z aQ4s1si1ls sa7 huagga. viz 51Hdtasf and
:. e5itii So a'lii steamship 4sa3iit, Caus. Hol
lg 1Ayl ia1 hu.flen, has resumed ha regular fQs ig1u
of esto1si ald z q each month"; osgias Charles
i7a for havana on ~ Isl afd l5ih.
RhIKs or PASSAGES
laganh 20 Charleston Savannah. 20
Havana 10 Key West. ii. t., 30
Ron further particulars. apply to
II. q. MQRbECAi, Chaylezion, arto
r. j. HART 4 60. 79 rehonhiioaias b. \ Orleans
aEsals q Java nss DRAKE BROS & co.
tlfHnrsa 'l1Fllg Havana hy thi3 si1 reach
Ahllnlqe tie Fiii Eaa W taking the Land Route ard
tew York are Rlads hla u Gre siine dine 5g takt tho
aiaaslsiIiu % i5ose flfi1. ga law
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FlK eALLFoRN VI.



fNE sNa fla $40 letting
QN IGd l ANT q fhl.-4ha p91sa9 o. tlA
Hale q iil aaa aagolils Is ie stioa lii ,
2 tAl =. =. FL talltl ct. W ~ lfate zee
Nlt ZOOS I'd tl1 sii IQr lii ~ 2. ltie ttlN fts
aeear IS Ven l5uEs on RbhsnAfs te9lnag Aih, %
W. AeAnAMa nil ascend ihs river abaat Forty
aara to sa 4lla'l-l e sal "a ne.r1 iHies The
COL teiggsd. 77 1s ntsaffeii BY reference 10
s1as 1eiug. The country % % laisal q healthy.
Ao l1 olesH De oiniQe1. kllal5 Afa cWQs aii
mil9as sof Npes5anlansd atanee ent % tfay e nae
taa male bg See einaata'sc Com amy 81 a lfsasa
% slfail s li iie q 7atoa iel lllil tl4el-
~ ti aaaI4 taa OF FfniY titt ile liiia ailteil 1s
come acquainted with 9ote Communication which will
vsla atqn lce1le thl a5eIs Highway.
RATES OH fAsHAGhs
ga aer q ~
e ~ "
bounds as SLOWED eheh passenger Freight
pa.sehggn VIII have q provide ihenseye- with pas-
plis iiou iiis Mexican Consul.
a An erQsfiendal Sar4asu "a attached 10 The vessel.
lalb si y. NEht1AW co bo fosdfas 81
H0A fsfAGREs-l ail} agsia 7se1tiqr Isae =
fia dle iait ssilHg Schooner sta IA Lex WE
Capt. HafnFu Will have she quickest possible dis
faieh aa ebora. For l1ieh 81 ncssaaa nilg 70
az VIII DEWEY s. GiaFiaf ST..
ae vessel 90 ight dRgahi. ard lends freight az the
Mal1i Without e1peli5e of hgAielass
FatH San st,fe Co. if6faid r sgsldT
se-8hs e cgHpeed and flst ship "a AZ kti-
81 Dise, aArsd alofse nasi isnaif load ne above,
c aaA wen ioan m ever 1eng teg ireisht or passage
apRe Wal. NNtNif ~ Graviel
iiia fIaWHl BE consigned II de gddreaa Oh Alossrg
NtIEfoRn. 1AHE q Co, San Francisco. d23
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''' 7a7'8 19F'l7 IN. 49,. cue ladaIa7a

iFAAt aait N ftilifs Ell Hfi lN Lsfife. fudaffhsa.
scarlet tted, Haguliu8.
W aIauI.. sasani e1i n1aait az iIia use If coon
it. ir uNf HaiiF ulIlaa IraiaIaa aii tnara.-g am
at ia tiiill slt il IasH esha ls|as.s ~
" fasa1i H la has not iiiags Inks low noss fre,s
a sad fise siioaEer and mons anrable e1ha
saa1g 1'tff now IA ass
goa . Is 1nH qllHiY, az ne anu |dc'alefe nIIoss. b.
~ y BEACH. ~ tanai stleii.
ler1.a aes1i lnl sqiq orleans
AsE DAGuERREOrYpE SALOONS. No.
tlet, (shii new huil3rEl ans now 6psn
qn 81 q'siiols who resuflttgif invited %
extensive collection OF FuRfH ATS.
a.l MOONS have been msgnntaatY ilinishad
irn 'ueR VAL pe bestowed % give saiiliaeti0n 70
Ate.if alsii0gsr1aat OF ilis LrGHr 10 fie
% e4ail t1eitl expressly To fal nufIns win
~ -li1iff, anil bf NFtV l1uHaflCtr Pro.
y. Y aE Al Eills. he fffIr7its ars ur.iiaisd
i. .ata @ tsaie lqtIg Ia,r ssaogls1 tslii,iEe7
ts5 lq1i viii ila ni,1ef ind rafarai
af hsAs M sA-a eisaui which flailraa can.
Leess4s " ss g nas sgs Eeaaallsi aaa I.a-
81 aMiapis' lufnthsa g u.e nsss
A1ss unplad With 1taiy ar.is A 8.
tfS -t New 2 OH prr1s. W tiie Ha9-
Ae = esasn iiss. ese-f,s.s..
iA1hAD olls-5a b1nsIa loy ST. 81
Ant 80 kEANNvE Ga
QRtGHT YARNS II-I00 6----ls 3.
aLfRED kEAaEK & go
q A4sazns street..
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WRIGHT 4 CO. having resolved to stand nnrvaad 90
e every department oil their bushes have aEretd with ha
sFap7siefa end Agents Of a The genuine p0pua Patent
Neeqes Tpqshopt the qniied siatess % keep them
sanp suEpzn with fresh and agnuie assortment az aias
fan aaoT he usual market prices this alangemgut they
as ad 10 oef TOT hq inspection OF pufehass.a the
etar4s assortment which can be ound n this on any other
ely Having MAD many years experience ID the purchase
4An ss q faqnt hedieinesi they have acquired facilities
~ e9lu9qRg l particular department. the most hbefgi
1e anu as now prepared 10 supply the e.ig q prices
Acelnsp low tle the purchaser cannot fail to realize
handsome per ceniaee on BIO Investment other Hh0lssae
OF htAaNs AZ tlell establishment may he found a iu
aasorlnisntq Of ALL GEM INE PATENT MEDICINES.
The following n eQmprso part Of their assortment, and
can e furnished 10 deuiei9s % most cases. from twenty
twenty iYe per cent cheaper than manufacturer regular
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LEIOURNOiS
c ELEBRATED OOUGH CANDY,

~ .
100000 Reward FOR q more efiaotna remedy for
the cure Of GoUeHs, COINS, ASTHMA, In
FLuENzA, lOsIMprloN GROUP
AND eO8K pnRUAr.
'f1s extraordinary success Of the LEGOURNO
> CELEBRATED COUGH CANDY IN the epre of
topgha, 9qa Asthnia, lehacnzps Censumpton Group.
sao sore mo- lar5au.s hi, o. recommending to those
VIZ ~ M ehgea as slie etd oestsia remedy, and
sloaQ ae supplied with it, @ be used as pfepe ~ ia
case el QAEls; Solass lt s. odg elelcious itB
elefee pHt % rendered lalaaha the ae 80 That chit
etl wal re y wiAout tie least coercion. IL is quick
lsnAins lqt genuine remedy Of known aud es abshed
efficacy, torsae 8hu'esa. and retail lv
Z. j.. MASSEY, ArOthecarT,
corner Camp anil Gfavier streets.
LkHuAAn- Llai0 ntfl- IT, MASSEY.
re PHYSICIANS AND pEANPERS.-
~ Johuson's Ps.ani REGOILINC SPRING LANCET.
ls iaRenliqn ispRieg % once III That be desired m
~ " huQl any 81 the disadvantage Incident 10 the Or.
gn eeunf iaals heretofore mads usa o. Ii can be adj
Jus e. 20 l aA1n required that cannot vary from lie
H4sat Intended az he rec OF the point Instantaneous
ply lgst received, Tor sale hy P H. MASSEY
uAo corner Camp and GraYier streets.
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CAUTION.
Owing Go the tiacCess and immense sale of DR.. Town
5and SHrsapafa, 11gmbeI OF who were foFmery.1
agents, haPe CONT need making Safsapari.a Extia 1s
Ais lliteIsl Extracts Of Yellow Dock etc. They gse.
-y pun ID the shaped bottles and some Of fne1
ltee ioiel and copied a eerssians they are oniy
y ltthess mutations, and should be avoided.
fungital Office, ll5 Fulton street sun Building New
York Reding CO., Slge street, Boston; nyott u ~
~ 99rA Aeoona sireef, Philadelphia; s. 81 nanue Drug
gs ba'l1nore z, NJ. Cohen Charleston; los saHA pelTL
'rsei Albanyi I. IL McGnw, Natehez and by an he
IQcinf DrugEs and Merchants geners NJ throeh fbe
United Statcls Mcg lndss and the Canasas
J.. WRIGHT Isl Ch0rtrss street.
as SOLE AGENT, New Dfsapg
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FoREIGN PoB ~.
Raeile In steanasl.In comnn,,r


Es Eyh ll5Atas5sse VIA havana --H With
te siells Pe'9 aPs 3 qaggsa double
UU 81 tallll
ton this port ieI ~ Gals VIA HAVANA, on TUES.
bis sealap. ios ether with ne new doubeeneie steam
ip SAslnaEAEf t9lii expressly ior this trade viii form
meet with the Company Mail Steamships ota6s CafI
~. s5 aN 4a9 4 ~ 9Nlii5tsEa, LRSsEsSEE, ColuM
lfeeea. securing TO pagseugar fTROuGH TIoRRTs wifi
~ each steamer carrying later dates than my other sieaer
.aayg the United states to meet he Government Mail
California and Oregon.
RATES % rAssAsFs
10 havana 90
From New rleans TO ChaEres
10
"a serags, with Berth and ss6araie Mes * %
From Psnama to San Francisco.
Ia ieeaea with srth and separate sss .'5 ss
!lasfts ieI passag and orders for freight must be
aa9sfs & ial s IS p e29gt R 9Ftf9igh56
5a6 iQe Magazine street, NewGfeans
49, FOR VERA CRuN-7o SAL on PUESD8Y
sa9 alst snst.s gusttigstg-lhse al rev eopparei
ehs9s having nearly all hef cargo engaged and going On
a9a, viii SOIL above. For freight oF passage having
iis BAkgLLi e. ii" 81 Common 15a e &. Z
FUR CglAsItEs AND an JUAN, Rica-
eaiy eSeqed and VIII have he quickest posi- dispatch as
mex sud bias excellent accommodation far cabin and searae
llss2ngela For freight o. passage, apply %
Jazz WIN u DEWEY s. Grayier 81.
a. FOR LiV isiAPU0fr-rhe All last calling 4rne7l-
caa ship 3ltD0A5AA Cant, Rich viii haveira-
madi4le diapalch for The above sort For balance
81 freight applg 10 q. w OLIVER,
p So Charles street
is yeei has also fine accommodations for a few cabin
and seelaga passenfem ans
ssiAe nttlsAss ENIGMA Il q I5E5aIF7 Ga
0kkADE,
VIE undersigned ut Bic old establsad oos aontnusso
Recommending 1sdesir0ua 81 feniiinH money 10 isl
sqs ~ ianskddi Ireland Sg1iant Fith Sterling sieb
ails payable ia any p1sttpwn ~ the above nae3 Aim
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