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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-08-07

Since the above remarks were written. we have
had the pleasure of hearing from most intelligent
eyewitness, an impartial statement of the condi-
tion Of things in Charleston He attended the CO.
operation meeting, aud endorses the description
Of it given by the Charleston Mercury.
Precisely the same impression, as TO the ab-
scnce of genuine feeling, was produced upon the
mind Of our informant. The meeting was neither
so large nor enthusiastic as either the Southern
Rights meeting which preceded, or the one which
followed it. Our friend was of the opinion that
the spirits of the co-operationists themselves Were
dampencd by the unpropitious aspect Of affairs in
the city. lie did not, from some hinderance, at
tend the meeting of the Southern Rights Associa.
tion on the succeeding evening; but lie heard
from various reliable sources that it presented a
strong contrast to the meeting of the other party,
in point Of spirit, energy and determination
We think, froia the items of intelligence OBJ
tanned from this and other sources, there is now
but little doubt that EVEN IN CHARLESTON, wih
all her Northern associations and commercial
shackles, the determination of the majority is 10
test and abide the issue Of SEPARATE ACTION, OH
failure Incorporation.
1t has been said that these exhibitions of tile
right feeling are only the ,antrums of "younr
Charleston" iii he so, then say we, hurrah for
''young Charleston" They show that they well
remember and fully appreciate the once cherished
principles of cold Charleston But we have it
from good authority that the Resistance party is a
glorious combination of "Old" and Young
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-08-07
Assistance for the Cubans.
New ORLEANS, Aug. 9

The steamships Cincinnati and Pompcro
will sail tonight for Cuba. Gen. Lopez
takes passage in the latter. The men and arms
arc now on board. The Cincinnati cleared
at the custom-housc as usual. A mass meet
ing is now being held to celebrate their de-
parture. Great enthusiasm prevails.
LArER.-AuG. 3.-Thc Pompcro sailed
at o'clock this morning, with eight hundred
passengers for Cuba, via the Florida coast;
Three hundred and fifty additional men had
gone by the way of Mobile. It's now stated
that the Spanish Consul sent the Cincinnati
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1851-08-07

THE WHEAT Ckop IN OH1o.-The ONO
papers represent the wheat crop in that oIalc
us never better at this season OF ihe year
than it now is. Last year, the product was
some thirty-tive millions of:busl,cls' zi-t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-04-03

Nnh i0,n,con Fire Insurance Company rs. Ora
ham, Jones, Iwncy, and ofhos.-In the sketch Of
the arguments Of some Of the counsel in this cause
published in our paper on Tuesday, our reporter
did not furnish any part Of the leading argument on
the part Of the defendants, of those portions Of
the argument in reply on their behalf, which pre-
sented the answers made to the charges in the bill,
and the disproof Of all those charges. We are in
formed that the effect Of the partial report pub
lshcd is most injurious and unjust to the defendants
who acge that the pleadipgs and proofs fully show
that the charges made by the bill have not any
colorado foundation or truth; aud that the defa
tory remarks Of the counsel for the PLAINTIFF pub
slcd in our report were wholly unwarrantacd by
any facts in the case. AZ the cause has been sub
mtcd for the determination &c the Court, tho real
character and true merits Of the case will DO deve-
lcpcd by their judgment.
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vI,RIPLER HALL-FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL L. 1881.
serenadsrs Messrs g. b. swaine j. H. Collins j. Kaiaer
Master Ole Bull, J. Burke r. b. Buckley and ". su.ser.
commence al quarter to Tickets . cents Prosramnc-
Part ]. in white faces. Giee, Company Song Annie Lew
&; p Ss say Sss:
swaine Sole. finte NJ sulIner National Song !by re-
Violin soils, .fhe Dream, Master Ole Bull. Part o..
Ethiopian Banjo solo 81 b srsiae Sole on pair of
posed by Master Ole Bull Company. operae Chorus.
pSTsss Hsi " Mira
and Master Ole bull" %i,aon song ing S B 10 bsslisy
solo, Meloghene tths only company that have them
HAVANA oPERA TRoUPE~sirnSr Boni ssivi. Mr..
g. sSaine sisnor Marin kanorini j. G, Ransr; Sig
&c. ~ the whole strength Of the company Scene. drss
and lsst-Enter signcr Boni saivi. lie summons his
sgnor Orsin yiet,i Coilin pages sese
para Snor Marni Ranorn who like all nfuriated papss
opposes the union Of his daughter with person who Was
them their proceedings Bon entrcat papa
Coliin intercedes Papa swesrs BIN itaanl
Of couro words exehangcda blow Is given, chasns~
falls Con wcers aud rraysRanorin is struck With re
aud snivel Bent OH terror sings hrst dies next
and aftcrNards-kicks the bucket Dead march. Enter
lorcd nutes Ssndfordni. Tamborin ct Maorin with
pirate banners and nstrumcn They the lustrous
presss w sisnor Beethovsn Dill BULLY after which the
audience supposed to imagine that the curtain falls amidst
the talented artistes w delighted and eathas.st,
audenee forming grand brilliant, and imposing anss
Opening Reeit-fatai Good Friday, sslyi. Reci,-IrimA
Donna tocthaco, cannot pcrformo. shumin Recit.Nas
Tctzanin queer Lorni my leg or Honi salv
2rsndS non rayG s,er 'as.nc per Opera 4 PADDY wh,es
crcza Borgia Aris-Prendsre drnko. coni Lucrrria
h Grspf SSs ,sr E,sGr
I'm Croakcr, Boni salyi. Lucie III Lammermoor
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TR WHEELING BRIDGE CAsE.-The report Of
Chancellor Walworth, in the Wheeling bridge case,
Is adverse to that structure, unless II is raised su
fciently TO allow steamboats,, with smoke pipes
cightyfve feet high, to pass under Il when the
water is Mt its highest point. The bridge is only
sxty-two feet above high water, which will render
navigation to the largest class boats impossible. II
is probable the bridge will be at once raised, II
has already been demonstrated that II is valuable
stock. From the business already done, IL is sup
posed that 100000 passengers, 10000 wagons,
1900 cattle, and $1,000 hogs will pass over il per
ycar.
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AMUsEMENTs IN PHILADELPHIA.

RARNUMS MUSEUM. PHILADELPHIA-P. BAR
- Projectors ii. Sanford Assistant Manager Last
two nights OF Mr.. Booth. He will appear Monday
Tuesday evenings in two Of his compimened
lions Engagement Of the great versatile actor Mr. c. Dbl
din Pitt who will present series of fayore and splendid
ms asy 81 SAY WED
Re6siieu" will be enacted this week. In the afternoons
the Hunter Of the Aps Platonc Attachments Faint
Heart The Married Rake, and "Gentleman in Difhcul-
tes will be given. Also Miss Leses graceful Ballads
and Miss favorte Dances These attractions
riehed by those million of sights and the
saloons confidently submitted Admittance Is cen
children under 10 years, l2ls cents.
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SIIIPPING.

LNOR L1yERPOOL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
II ship BALTIC, Captain J. Comstock. This steamship
will depart With the mails for Europe positive Wednesday
April Gat II o'clock NJ from her berth the
All letters must pass through the Post office For freight
passage having unequaled for elegance
and comfort. apply TO
EDwARDK. COLLINS So Wall street.
p0sit els freight will be received Monday
ing, April H. The Pacific will succeed the Datc
and sal May 10Th.
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TIVE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Mail Steamers.-The ships comprising this line the

ATLANTIC. ....................... Capt. West.
. /.
IN. ~. sthpt. Luce.
BALTIC Can't. CONS stock.
ADkIATIC :. CAPT. Grafton.
These ships having been built by expressly for
government service, has been taken in their
struccn as also In their engines 70 insure strength and
speed, and their accommodations for
egualled for elegance comfort Price Of New
York 70 Liverpool S exclusive 81 size
S25; from Liverpool 10 New York, fJ An expert
cnced surgeon will attached to each ship No berth
be accnrcd mill mid for
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NaYnl Infellixence.

Com. Skinner Chief Of the Bureau Of Construction
Equipment and Repairs, visited Saturday the U.
soop-of-wnr John Adams, Commander barron. lying n
the anchorage of the Naval Hospital, and receive
with the usual honors and salute
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GRAND CONCERT At THE OLYMPIC THEATRE

GRAND CONCERT AT THE OLYMPIC THEATRE
NJ (Icneht for the German free Community I'VE would
call the attention % the mueoving public to
ordinary Masca Exhibition at the Olympic Theatre Ne.
az broadway, Thursday evening next Besides several
other eminent German artists shall hear again young
pianist Master lev. En-. Cook the we'll known
wonder Of the house will he crowded. Tickets
Schubert Co.'S Music store, No. 81 broadway. aud
deer the evening 81 the Concert To commence at ~
otr
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L,oR SAN FRANCIsCo.-TIRsT vEssEL.-DIsPATCH
1ine.To sail on or ahout ths 18th April The new and
splendid clipper ship ST THOMAS now loading snd viii
have prcnpt Dispatch. hs splendid ship has been built
with view to speeA and presents st this time the
greatest possible induce sn being quick ship and TAX
Ing freight At low rates few passengers be taken In
hrst and second cabins. Apply TO
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Court OF ApprnlS.

Before q ull Court.
ArRL mo 13-Jomes IT. Hooker and others. appellants.
John r. Bianchard rssJondent..-Argucd.
No. 15.-Erot a. BanekT, respondent The People
On the relation Of Maria Harlow, administrator
argument
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Before Judge Ming.
Arm 2-F@d ads. Nm II. Mofdtf.-This was n mo-
tion to aside commission and granted with $40
eostplaintir to have liberty TO issue n commission
In 20 days after service Of this order
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OCEAN STEAM NAVIGATION coNpANY.-roR BRE.
" men, via Southampton. The United states Mail
Steamship WASHINGTON Geo. W. Floyd Commander. will
sail Tor Brsmen via southsmp,on saturday April 18th
from pier No = North " o'clock An experienced
surgeon " attached TO the ship All letters must
through the Pest once Specie delivered In Havre. For
N6ILER, skSD 4 RIERA, Ageots, 80 Broadway.
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ssp DATES or SAILING
- E.... \ ..z..

For freight passage, apply To
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. SC Wall street, Ny.
DROWN, SIMPLIFY co, Liverpool.
r. q. ROBERTS a. CO., 10 Kings Ann Yard. London.
L. DRAPER. in, boulevard Montmnrtre, Paris.
The o. these ships will not be accountable for gold
silver bullion, specie Jeweiry precious stones metals
unless bills signed therefor aud the value Thereof
therin expressed.
After the ht 81 April next the Of freight by the above
steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced.
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ADJUSTMENTS IN BROOKLYN.

- ger. Mr. +. N. Kent-Prices acknowledgements, %
cents; gallery l2h cents. Thursday evening April will
HARRY BUkNHAM-Iiarry Burrham. Mr. r. Johnston
Dan Morgan Mr. Kent Previous to which, the local play
entitled A GLANCE AT NEW YORK-Mose Mr.. r. s.
Chanfrau. To clude with ALI. FOu RSSimon Mr. Kent
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EoR MISUNDERSTANDING ALABAMA. TIM
aoss nom ,sr ssr S0 R. fyi rs hr ~ a. =.
sage, apply 70 sAML 4, MITCHELL l9i Front u.
18th April, % above.
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TNDKPENDrNT lSr-TuE NEW AND SPLENDID
= steamship NORTH AMERICA, will leave Pier T. North
River Friday nth Arr snd viii land her at
Chagrcs in time take The u the indie
pendent Line at Panama h Of April and arrive In San
Frsncco before the 18th May being just thirty days from
New York San Francisco. Through tickets for sale
Cheaper and quicker than any other line For freight
passage, apply to BERfoRp 4 CO,
2vcsey street. Astor House, N. Y.
Freight 10 San Francisco, % cents per ID.
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TAnERNACLE.-GRAND VOCAL AND TysrRu-

mental Concert Thursday Evening. April 3D. 1861. ~
sgnora speranEa ut which the following talent will
Madam sephani. frims Donna, from the Royal Opera
Vienna Signora Naiintin, Prma Donna H. Swift the
fayoritc vocalist; Herr t;rcbc Niolinst keifer Ciario
net; Prof: Van Der Weidc Pianist, rrogammc Of tho
concert, Fart list l Overture Aoean riano, by Prof.
Wander Wydc Dala-oioga by request, SienorA
srcranys neilin song Flag " our Unen BY general
desire, H. swift, Wsllscd Solo Violin, Herr Gri.bcl
Concert Aire composed Tor hsr.elf ~ Madam s,sphan
Otto Nicola a. Solo, Cornet Piston Herr Kiefer song
am dreaming u thee, Napoans, Sig. spsranna, Lee.
Part l. solo, Violin. Herr Griebel. 2 Echo Song las
sung by Jenny Liud. Sgnora yantini g. Come ms
Serene cavitin sFnora speranza Bellini Song Rse-
ct Aria, Can love resign. H. swift. Rossini Sots.
Cornot Piston, Herr Kefcr. g. Air The Queen
Night, from the Magic Flute, Madam Stsphsni Mozart
sonnambuiss Song as sung by Jenny Lind sgnora spe
The oian Piano Forte t. he uecd this occasion
Gilbert Cos rooms ygi aud tT broadway Tckets
20 Cents each he had the Music Hos~
and the door the evening the Doors open
I0'clock-concert TO commence ats.
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ID esnts-Doors open at T. curtain rises a. ~ clock
TEX 81 ssH1 s : q.
% s . s s
z ~ lsPGit
Mr. Ms1Ss SsB Mss r.s nS,L
mrs. Jordan.
IyURToN's THEATRE CHAMBERS STREET. REAR
ram S'y Priv "s :a
at nss ssn
H. In SAzEuLSra A%srs. NJ, w ,s.,s. q, Abel Abel
ssions spkssas NJ ys1dsn Sspa Mr. ye%n.ion
MIR hs b Gssy Sush.hSrn ns' kY. After Which 70
Sss ssaSS Tss Kssa;sr NJ ,Sr
en ls,. s.ss s,s
A. quarter before to commes at ocsck
= .Hs 'T %s. e.
H. First wsS S NC e. siSs s eS
hs SS Mr. Wt fss LAZY M.sssa Miss s.GaSay Frst
sdrsd csnsdy 4 THAT IS NOT co iIS
Martha Gibbs ME. h. Mestsysr ''s''eA rum Watkins
MECHANICS HALL No. 472 BROADWAY. ABOVE
The original s frss the fh %
hINsTRELs comprising an efficient and versatile cOrps
cR IN aRS'r ~:
by
DfS By Of = i a.'s r ams AT
for the Ladies and Juveniles commencing
at o'clock r. NJ On Saturday evening next, April 5th
annual benefit off. Raynor. primo basso.
SEcoND coNcERT-THE HUTCHINSON FAMILY
- will give their Musical Soiree Friday evening
April the Broadway Tabernacle Tickets at reduced
and in accordance with the wishes and Of the
multitude % cents for and l2ls cents only TO
The subjects Of reform will be freely fearessy
and fraerna discussed both in speech and To
mence at "a o'clock
EOQ BRoADwAY-PANORAMA OF BUNYAN'S Pill
O0o grims Progress.-The public respectfully in
formed that the exhibition Of this novel and beautiful scenic
painting will close Saturday. th inst until which
may be seen every evening during the week commencing
o'clock and Wednesday and Saturday afternoons at
3oeloek. Admission 25 cents To the exhibition
children will be admitted half price, SOS Broadway.
ID EAL DARKIES FROM THE SOUTH CHINESE
N Rooms hS, Broadway.-0n Thursday evening pril
request friends the will delay
departure Of his Band Of real Sable Harmoniss
Worlds Fair few days order to afford opportu
those who have been disappointed in gaining admission
the previous having been crowded and
ing With the beauty and fashion Of the city The hand
mental They viii truthfuly delneate the real Ethiopian
sayings doings, &e consisting DUETS, tros
tetts. burlelucs, dances solos, &c Admission -
Doors open at seven commencing at eight o'clock:
NJ. X. BURKE, Manager.
DLEECKER HALL CORNER OF MORTON AND
ID Bleeckcr strccs-Mr. T.. X. Harper the Europe
nowned Ethiopian Extravaganza Singers Miscellaneous
Concert. this evening April The following talented
fists will appear-Mlle Cutkas Nelson kneass, Leopold
Meyer T.. Nestcot NJ Flavin Mons and Madame Hickeni
1 f1t... al IuIlA ..a9 "
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EARE REDUcED-oNLY THROUGH LINE FOR SAN
Francisco via Chagres direct and BY the United states
Nail Steamers the Pacific On Thursday April 10Th, the
pendid steamship CRESCENT CITY, 1900 tons burthcn
John Tanner Commander will leave pier North River for
Chasres direct on Thursdsy April 10Th o'clock Pas
by this vessel will with the United States
Mail steamer TENNESSEE. 20 leave Panama on or about
May ls For freight passage apply at the once, 80 South
street, or at No. III West street
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The Wantea paper mill at Raleigh. N e.. was destroy
5000
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E,nE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL

THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN ROYAL
Mail Steamships between New York and liverpool al
rect aud between Boston and Liverpoolthe ships
only calling Halifax to land and receive mails and
ARABIA. Capt.. AFRICA, Capt. Ryris.
PERSIA, Capt. EUROPA Capt. Lott.
ASIA, Capt Judkins. NIAGARA Capt. stone.
AMERICA, Capt shannon. CANADA. Capt. Harrison.
CAMBRIA, Capt, Leitcb.
These vessels clear white light head; green
on starboard bow; red port bow
Canada, from Boston. -. Wednesday. 9th April.
Africs /" New York. Wednesday. I'D q"
America, :" Boston. Wednesday, Bth "
Asia, 4" New York. Wednesday, 18th May.
Niagara, /" Boston Wednesday. 18th =
Europa. +" New York. " cdnesday, 2lst "
Csmbris 4" Boston. -. Wednesday, 18th +"
Africa New York. " einesdsy. 9TH June.
Canada, 7" Boston .. Wednesday. nth ."
Asia. 4" New York. Wednesday, 18th =
America, /" Boston. W edncsday 18th %
SI9.
cabin. SO
Berths NOT, secured until paid for.
Freight will he charged specie beyond amount for
sonal expenses.
An experienced Surrecu on board.
All letters and must pass through the Post once
For freight or passage, apply 70
French, German, and other Foreign Goods received
and brought In common with British Goods. Through bills
oflading are riven IN liavrc for New York.
After the h % April next the rate offret by the above
steamers from Liverpool will be materially reduced.
second class taken after hst May until fur
Their notice.
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SHIPPING.

LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
" For Charcs direct via Havana-Through tickets 10
San Francisco by the United states Mail steamers from
Panama. at reduced rates.-Fare to New Orleans
douhieengine stesmship GEORGIA, 500 tons burthen,
ID. ID. Porter, w. g. NJ commander will sail precisely at
three o'clock M from her pier at the foot Of Warren
street North river With the government mails direct for
Havana and Chagres New Orleans passengers Transferred
a. Havana 70 the splendid doubeensine steamship Falcon
Freight taken to Chagres at ~ cents foot Specie only
taken freight TO Hayans. No bills Of lsdins will be
signed after the steamer has sailed For 20 Charles
ton and Savannah aud aud freight 10 Havana
aud New Orleans, apply TO N. o. ROBERTS,
IN West street. corner Warren street,
For passage and freight chsgres and San Francisco
ply 20 ". o. BOBrRTs. III West. Warren st..
ROWLAND A ASPINW iIB 81 south 81.
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DLEECKER HALL CORNER OF MORTON AND
- Bleecker strccts-Mr. f. X. Harper. the Europe
nowned Ethiopian Extravaganza Singers Miscellaneous
Concert this evening April The following talented
fists will appearMlle Cutxias Nelson kneass Leopold
Meyer T.. Westcot NJ Flavn, Mons and Madame Hickeni
with auxiarcs from Niblos ballet corps Admission -
cents. Open at u TO commence at 3 O'clock.
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ISIS KATE HORN RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCES
Nl her friends and the public that BENEFIT
New York will take place at Friday
evening next the 18th of April which will be pre-
sented Mortons and highly popular comedy entitled
ALI THAT GIiTTERS is Nor GdIb-Nr Couldock lwks
has kindly volunteered his service in his part
stephen Plum; Mr. Brougham flor this night ony Toby
Twinke Miss Kate Horn as Martha Gibbs Mr. H. c. Tmu.
the celebrated pianist has also kindly
terments will conclude with THE DEVIL IN PARIS-Mss
Mary Taylor Is book
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EVENINGS WITH SHERIDAN-MR. G. vANDKN-
hon repeats this at the Society Library
Wednesday, and Friday I'd and 4th April Each evening
different sketch and different comedy Tickets to the
course 81; single, 50 cents.
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lNIRCES-NEH YORK AMPHITHEATRE, 81 BOWERY.
~ -Bcneht Of Mr. &. nason-Thursday evening April 8
Mons Benot the great French Jonglcur Benoit
the distinguished equcrenn will appear in superb acts
Horsemanshp. The old original favote clown.
Wells in come xiou h John Gossn will appear in Va
rety Of comicalte Nile Louise Tournare in masni
fcent Miss Mary Ann Wells will
appear in her magnificent principal act Doors open q
quarter before At halfpxst
o'clock. Private boxes SO cents boxes. Is cents pit n
eenla
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broadway THEATRE-MISS JULIA BENNETT
begs to 20 her friends patrons and the public
general Benefit last but
New York takes place Friday evening the ith instant
which solct the honor Of their
and support Miss Julia Bennett appears Pauline In the
LADY OF LYONS, and the Countess of Rosendale In
WHO'S YOUR FRIEND OR THE QUEENSBCRY FETk.
BOX
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DACIF1C MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANY-FoR CALL
fornia and oregon.rhe public informed that undei
the ofthis company steamers inspected snd
States maiis viii continue 10 leave and
and fifteenth days OF each month"; unless de-
tanned by unavoidable accident the nouarrvl Of the
will touch at Acapulco san Bias Marasn. san Diego and
Monterey The steamers ofthe fifteenth Of the MONTH will
touch but at other Mexican ports The fol-
loving United states mail steampaekets now In the Pa
OREGON, Icp toni. TENNESSEE, $50 .ons
PANAMA, Loe7 NORTIERNER, l. 1p "
SxiifSsSl,A' 100 tons. co,Lsgosnis - /.
SARAH SANDS, I,sp tons.
tween San Francisco and ports in Oregon awaiting AZ The
former port arrival Of mails and passengers from
and returning without delay with mails and passen-
line propellers viii be kept up the
freight and transient between Panama and san
Francisco The connection IN the Atlantic will be main
ss s * q. ss ss Sry ,y d, S'g 2
Of leach month"; for Chagrcs third boat will also be kept
in New York ass spare steamer The steamships CA
RlBBEAN and PHILADELPHIA will form direct Inns
between New Orleans and Chagres LEAVING ~ such periods
will little detention possible the Isthmus
and forming with the Pacific steamships, through line
ard from Ne. Orleans and ror,s IN Msss ans
Armstrong, Lawrason n Co, Agents
RAypsov yARs yRom rsw yoax TO oHAesn. -
saloon state rooms
Neerss,. found With mattress and board ......... %
IRON PANAMA TO san yRANcisco. -
aloon state rooms.
ss.s,sss found with mattress and board ....... iS
rson SAN FRANCISCO ASTORIA.
Cabin sS
W. through Ticket. f any month apply =. ts oGcs u
the company 81 and 50 South street
...u,o,.,u r,,xrre TN s.x pp k<Cte.a nv rur
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EELLowS M1NsTRELs, AT FELLOWS OPERA
House, go Broadway, between Inward and GRAD
Open every night during the week. The celebrated
original aud well known Fellows Mnsteis comprising An
efficient and versatile Of talented and per-
formers under the direction Of j. ID. Fellows whose
oers this city for the last have been received with
the greatest by the elite and fashion Of this great
ropos Their concerts consist % Baresgus Italian Opera
Scenes witty saying Solos Duet Chorusses Dancings
and tai Wednesday
day afternoons rrand Concert for the
ladies and families o'clock r. ~ Admis-
Doors omen at to commence at