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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
SALTER LLOYD,
las Ms I.T.f1Yf
H. LNIlNI
Executors of ID. Iiovd. deceased.

Executors OF ID. Lloyd deceased.
Persons wishing TO purehas Of rent said prop
erty purchase said lands, viii receive full de-
scri1tion thereof BY applying At the Office of
-CsARRINGT0N ez CIIRl IT A n Attorneys Co
lumbus, Mississippi
THOs CHRISTIAN, Agent
Columbus, Gel. % 1851 30-tf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
So vsAz % 60 eE-ES ND -

NE invite the attention of purchasers to
our stock of
Fall and Winter Goods,
Comprising a general assortment of 81 A.
Pile e FANCY DRY GOODS, BOOTS
IL SHOES, CLOTHING, HATS, CAPS
De. WILKINSON ii TAI L0R.
Sept. q 1851 26.-tf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

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Erte tiii1 Xinenaf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
GEoRGE WItlERAa1S,

81 Francis, 6cftceea Itosf MI CO
Commerce Sb'efts, 4Io{ih ia. w.
G. w. will also open on The LIST November in
Royal between /. Francis and Dauphn SIS Al
splendid
where all the best liquors and refreshments viii
be served M.
July 2sth, 1851 31-tf
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
TERMS:

GEORGE R. CLAYTON.
President OF the Board of Trustees
C0{1tn,6Us hiss, Srpt 1851.
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

lave gIea aayaAtage n making their selecs
ions from lsis soek
enc ptsee Tor cash, OF good CITY ac-
ca lnost fespeetfnIly solicited at WIZ
rER Furniture Upholste4y and Pc
per hanging ~ looms. corner OF IA ater ard
goaf sffeeis 0liie Alabama
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
DIssoI.IITTol

Fft11E Copattnership heretofore existing under
flie firm ard style 81 0TTIEY q STAKK Isl
tins day SOLVED By lhAfnal consents John 81
0ttley alone Is authorised 10 setie e b6sss
or tile laie firm. JOHN Is llTIi Isl
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

7-APER Il ASGINsS. the largest variety ever
odegedin this city and AT norta-|
erraprices by the pelce or quantity
VAT TIlESSES Sses Manufactured OF tie very
besf materials and the shortest
notice.s sHotels and Steamboats,
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15
Apalleear, and shop Furailurs.

jars Iinetnres,
altmontbs, cow Bottles
Ointment Jars Graduates.
eeales & AFeiolts patulas,
Nfortars. IronaiId Wedge Wood,
Enulels &c
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

Eh offering to- the community J'istly cello
bralcds remedy for diseases Of the threat ahd
lungs ii,is Hol our wish TO tnAe with The lives
or healih OF the afiieted,bui iri,Hlsy 70 liy be-
iofeIhem tlle oRilsioas ofiiislagnisAett aie5 alA
some OF ltte evidence oil's snGegss follA " hAels
they can lp,l.se oT themselves. Me apeerety
pledge ourselves o make no Wild assem- ions on
alse statements O seiiauey ellor viii we hol
ON ANY hope 10 suffering humanity winch taeis
The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

op and, various sizes.
he abosc seihes arc deed B dark, and
eq scum process ID lely uniform
manner, and le9frontea nat l3 Gu
these SCENES sre made from The hes male-
gals entire satisfaction Fol
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Isaac lYilIiams, N17'eN1 ~ 1'i'ss'
Joseph r lscktord, .bow5,.sn SI;
John u F,ckferd.
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The primitive Republican. (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-1852, 1852-01-15

Lowell. Aug. 10, 49,
Dr. ]. G.. Aver: h have beer. cnFeeto the worst
ougIl ever had ia my lite. bysyonr ChsrFg
Dcctorai and never fail, whefe have opporfll-
litY, of Recommending it to others
Yours. resi- ectiuliY,
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J0sn 4 " Y6RK, 0'~"l''''''f''
HEsEr F. DAvns, Attorney. jyi5toct2
SUPREME COURT.--In the matter of the

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tSPpheaon The Mayor Aldermen and commona Of the City
Yors relative the Extending or cANALsr. 10 tho
saJ straight hne, unul u nterszcts WALkERsI ant
Of i've feet width 20 Rulssr-st
throwing the formed ~ the intersection OF Centre
Orange Water Canal the Public Notice
hereby by Mayor Aldermen and Commonaiy City
pursuant such made and provided
that the Mayor Aermsn and COmmonay the City Of
intend % make Application the Supreme Court Of the
New fork Special Term Of the said Court 70 BE- he'd
City Hall Of the City Of New Yok, sATJ KDAY the 18th
day Of August M the Of the Court that day
thereafter counsel be heard mOdn and
the onnna rule appointment Of Commsons Of
the and- ahd therein mentioned and described necessary
BE- taken the intended BY the above entitled mat
that the Of said Rule sad lands and
mses hal CONFORM 10 the Resolutions OF The Common Council
passed July 10Th. and whh sad Resolutions follows,
Rsolyed lst That Csnast BE- extended direct nes and
Of the -dh Orange %. That the north
-ssisry Canal extended, be-
MueFry that an the land yas between such line
t,nu,d Oranse Mulberry opened pubic
3D. That Wsk-r.', from Muoerrys Ludlow
the noffh-ry e, make Nalker
those stee seventy feet width 4th That the norsry
sde II such widening OF WALKER =, continued d-t
that the had yng between tie aid lac
tnu-d sni LudoF sud Don oe opened publc strest
line and that the land lying such ines
continued and Rltg-rs yubhc
9Th That he nor1efy line Of the widening 0f WALKER 4
o-ief continued m direct me 70 Edst Broadway, and mat al
ns the hh- further continued and Eat Broad
and Rutgers BE- opened Duslc h. That the
orned By the intersection Of Centre, Walker. Orange and
CaB.l eHenlri. BE- opened Oh.
Received That The pn Extending Canll and Wllenns
directed By resolution Of the Common Council an
proved b the Mayor h- sh day May, .4s be altered
conform AZ fespts % the tregons Resolution and that tbs
Counsel ohe Corporation BE- and be hereby directed
Court nder the sad R-ouor Of the sh May isf ended
carry so ee The said pan hereby altered Aad the
sad The Mayor Aldermen aud CommOnay Of the City OF
foh urheE7 notice that at The time aHd pac- Aforesaid they
w1aso male Application the reapponmsn OF the Com
m'soper- o. Enas ard Assessment the above entitled masr
poDoe-d to Be amendei-Dasd New iork. July IT, ls59
Jy2. toAug H. HENRY l. DAVIES, Attorney.
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MAIL GLEANINGS.
Y Commencement at Harvard Univer-

r. Commencement at Harvard Univer-
sity took place Wednesday last Eighty eight young
gentlemen graduated thirty eight were made Doctors
one took the degree Of Bachelor Of Science; forty
Elk Of Bachelor OF Laws eleven graduated from the
Divinity School The following honorary degrees we're
conferred
Brown University; Hon Thomas Bell Monroe Of XVI Hon
Benjamin ROBBINS Cults Hon Csso Cushing. Of MAsas
Isaac Lee ESQ., Of Penn Francis Guzot Alexs de rOcqos
Doctor Of Dirinity-R.v John Mason Peek Of ILL.,; Rev.
Horace Bushnell d. d., Of HarHod; Rev Frederick Heary
BeSse OF Providence r. Rev Andrew Preston Pssbody
Of Portsmouth, N. Rev. Samuel Kirkland L0thTop VI
Dactoy IN Nedicins-Dr Jereny Simpson of oedhsns
bury Rev. William Mors., Of Typgsboroush; Ausustus
Kibsey Gardner N. d, Of Nev-York; Edwud Gcbnst
NJ D. Of the 5 Navy Ivep James Austin, EsI, Of Bos
ton freeman Hunt Esq, Editor Of the merchsats Mssa
zine New York; Henry Green0Gsh, Esq, Of Cambridge
NEWPORT AND THE SATANIC Pass
During the last two months The Neo York Herald has
left no stone unturned 10 nure this place It's
tons have been utterly destitute OF TRUTH and has pur
sued course which Is Characteristic element OF that
paper The plain truth Of the matter Ia that Bennett
mas grudge, OF long Standing, and OF personal pri
nature against the proshetors Of two Of our prn
cipsl hotels and all without any real foundaon, and
because In both cases, ne was IN the wrong. On TINS
account he has exerted his utmost energies 70 inJure
the place, and Ia Summer businesa But IL affords u
much pleasure 10 be able 10 say that be has been en-
tirely un,uccessul, for kind Of reliance has been
ter If great or small importance ever hiHks OF attach
ing sny credit 10 what IL stated in The Nen York Ho-
ad-snd none are ever influenced In the slightest de-
nee by It's assertion. Newport was never more pros
nerous Ip the summer business, than at the present
Dine there was period thus early In the sea
SON. when the town 80 full OF visitors, and those
too, OF the most desirable kind Newport News.
wOn the morning of the 10Th, at Wood
stock, w. Cyrus W. Greenfield, of Port Gibson, Mics,
In quarrel about ws.herwoman's bill, assaulted Ca
leb Paine th pair Of barroom tongs and fractured
bis skull Psine s hot expected 10 recover. Green
field has twice before had difficulty with individuals,
since bis stay there about five months, 10 which he
drew pisto-once 10 a medical student Of the same
class 70 which he belonged aud In the College building
and to young negro In the street Chiyslrous,
that
~ Prof. Silliman says that the certif-
cate purporing TO be signed by him, recommending
Aver Cherry p ctora Il forgery and that ne always
refused TO recommend that nosuum 10 any manner.
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CUPREME COURT.-LEVIs. CHATFIELD,

- Attorney OF New Yo AGAINST IHE PkEs
IDENT. DIRECTORS AND COMPANY or The CANAL BANK
OF ALBANYIn pursuance Of order Of the supreme coa
the York made the 2sh DAY Of NAY go ne 40
Receiver Of the Cana B4nk Of Albany hereby tes 40
tc- 70 hoers The outstanding circulating notes o. % Of ne
Cana Bsuk holding the ceates s'ea ~
a. 80 A. such Receiver Tor he baane-
81 poe. or o surrendered the st dividend d sHJ
hey present the SAID noes or bis ana
sc,,- m payu.nt the s1t Receiver al bis once 10 lie CJ
ar aRany within years from the date Of this notice De
& tbT tat sy I'll b. precudsd from u. benefit Of the ~
svsd Tor the p4yneu Of the sad notes bills AID eSuheatss
a. on al claim By Of bons the and that The sad
60 III h. the FOR ths
b.-f Of tie Of the SAID Canal Bank such
:. ~ B. hereafter convenience
s.. hons Ii. bis certificates the aads
~ h All also b. paid personalities.
ne Cor ri.rcial Bauk IN thus cty-ABsny, June l. 1854
lei awZyP ANDREW WAITE, Receiver.
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q
roads of the metropolis.
The annual cost Of repairs reaches fls 225
The Traffic Of these streets of London 10 enormous,
and hr. Msyhews statistics Of 1t are both interesting
and novel
The num- Der of streets In London Il said TO DO 600
There 900 miles of gas mslns (pipes) laid down
10 the city and suburbs and 100 miles Of streets with
In an area Of 70 square miles.
These streets are all daily traversed by about 500
omnlbuses sns about 900 cabs besides the vast num-
bers of private carriages and carts 90 that the METRO
poi,an vehicles employ altogether upward Of 81 900
horses.
Mr. Maybew estimates the average journey a. re.
CARDS the distance Travelled BY each omnibus, ak
miles and that distance 10, In some cases, travelled
twelve times day, ii Is called six there and six
back. Some omnbuses perform the journey only
ten times day. and so ne but minority, less NUM-
Der OF mee. Now, taking the average distance trav-
eled by each omnibus, at between 10 and 80 miles q
day. and this he IL assured the best authority, 10
within the mark, while 20 miles day might exceed IT,
and computing the omDibuses running daily at 800,
he finds travel of upward OF 10000 miles daily or
yearly omnibus journeyiog over those paved streets Of
mole than % 100000 Of miles An extent more thar
thousand times greater than the circumference Of tho
globe"
The sum annually paid to the Excise for mileage
which amounts on an average TO SIS each bus pet
month, collectively ~ $4,000 per annum and ths
at PIP cents per mile, Che Of duty charged Gives
$4,000 miles the aggregate distance travelled by
the entire number OF omnibuses every year through
the London streets.
The distance travelled by the London cabs may be e.
tinsted follows: Each driver may be said 10 receive
on an average los aday all the year through Now the
number of licenses prove that there 5000 cab dri
In London, and each of these travel at the
least miles In order 10 obtain the daily l0s we NAV
safely that the whole 1000 go so 900 mIes OF
ground day or, 10 round numbers $50 600 miles In
the course of the year.
Our author assumes that there are "ai least $4,000
horses work every day In the streets Of London Be-
sides the horses above mentioned IL 10 estimated that tho
daily coming TO the metropolis from the sur
rounding parts IL O0i and calculating thar each of ths
$4,000 which may be said be WORK out of the entire
nuber travels eight miles per day. aggregate length
of the around gone oy the whole would amount to-
100000 miles per diem about 10 900 600 miles through
out the year. There are, have seen, upward Of
LEO miles Of streets In London. IL fcows therefore,
that each piece OF pavement would be rsvered no ess
thu 10000 times per snnum, or upward OF hundred
times day, by some horse or vehicle
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VAN DERBILT LINE for SAN

FRAkClSCO-The Shortest and Cheapest Route
And only Line giving Tickets for Crossing the lsthmus
The favorite double-engne steamship PRoMETHEUS,
1900 tuns will leave from Pier No North River, ct
O'Clock, 2. NJ, precisely, on THURSDAY, August for
San Juan del Norte direct connecting with the Pacific
Steamer the Nicaragua Transit Route having but u
miles Of lard importation These have
passed accommodations with superior ventilation, and
passengers go through without any delay, the Pacific
steamer bens atpe the aft crossing from Virgin
Bay occupying only day This route offers ad
vsntsses 10 families going California IL being the only
BY which psser under thu chat1e OF officers
atsched the Line and this tins, much hesthy
and comfortable than by any other For nfona pas
the lowest rates spply only a. the ONCE No. Bat
teTy. place, Up stairs to d. y ALIEN. Agent
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~ phcauon Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commsnsy OF the Gig
place known sTUYvEsANT SQUARE, 10 the Seventeenth
Ward Of said CyThs undersigned Com'soners Of Esmsts
Assessment the above entitled hereby
STATE Of New YORK. entitled "An snus sci
reducs several laws relating particularly tbs City OF New
into act passed April 90 1882 and also the entitled
amend entitled relation Colscusn
other purposes passed May a. siO passed MAJ T. ls< the
occupant occupants Of all houses and
have completed their amended Estimate and A.sessneni
the above entitled matter and ot all whose
affected thereby and who BE- opposed 10
present their objections Writing 70 T. DELAFIELD SMITH
ESQ the Chairman OF the said Commsonsrs q. his Office No a
Nassau the City Of New York within thirty from the
date Of this And that the limits embraced by the am.ud.
ate snd assessment follows that say.A
pieces oznd situate and being the
Wards Of the City OF New YORK. fronting EASTERN
side Of Third av the nOrthery Fhst ana
the souther side Of Eighties also, the block the said
also, the block known square, bounded by sh
Seventh Third and the Bowsy lots pieces
parcels Jns or fronting the westerly hne side Of
Bowey between the southery side OF Aston place
BY the street number $40 BowsU including said
376 Bovey, laid and designated the damsse ana
benefit maps used ~ ths said Commssoners on file NJ
NewYork And the said Commissioners further ave notice. ths
The amended Report and tho original Report the above
viii be presented the Supreme Court Of the Of New
York Special Term OF the said Court be held
1857 and that there and then thereafter Counsel
be will be made that Report ons
na Report confirmed nd notice further
elemental costs charges and disbursements
proceedings the above entitled will he taxed By
Hon Henry Edwards At the Supreme Court Chambers or r
of his sb-ene BY the Ce of the City and County
July 1873 O'Clock the forenoon New York Juus
1855 IALMAn J. WATERS, J
gAnEsH PINcKNEY, fconmi''iou'rs
T. DELAFIELD sMITH,)
q.
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L. UBLAFIELD SMIIH,y
Hssar =. DAvrss. Attorney less
COURT-In the matter of the a

SUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the ap-
- phcaon Of the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay City
New relative OPENING and LAYING OUT OF
PUBLIC SQUARE known a. BLOOMINGDALE SQUARE, 10
the Nineteenth ard Of said ctyThe undersigned Comm
Estimate and Assessment the above entitled NATTER hereby
pursuant the the Lesa
the people the State of NewYOrk entitled An
amend Act entitled reduce laws relating par
tcuafly the City Of New York, Ac passed April 90
1885, and also the Act entitled IAN Act amend entitled
City and County ef New and purposes passed May
H. 1870 passed May T. s+ the occupant
OF all houses and unmprOyed lands affected
thereby. that they pleted their and
the above entitled MAKER and that all whose
affected thereby Who opposed
Esq the Chairman ofth- said Comm jobs
A. Weeks No So Walst, the City of NesYork within thirty
days the Date this And that the limits embraced
the ad and assessment follows that All
Nineteenth Ward 81 the City Of New Yo and bounded described
and containing ioow hat On the north south
ine Of sixty seventh st. 18th ~ the south, by the
norhpry side OF Forty third 3d The By the
westerly se side oi Sixth 9TH the BY the
ery hne OF Eeysnthav tlhay) LAID down the
above rsiier 6e aforesaid tho Commission
er Office and which SAID entitled, Map Of property
qud for benefited by Ike and Pubic
Square known BOOnnnsie Square the Nineteenth War Of
the Clty Of New iof And the said Commissioners further
notice that their report The above entitled will
Of the said Cour' to held the City Hall Of the
City New YOrs Saturday thu I'd day October
Of the Court that day and that there and III
thereafter counsel heard viii be made
said report be couarmed.-Da,ed New Yoh July 49, 1862
MOSES MAYNARD I'D
JOSEF 4 $ W YORK, ''~ni''''''''
HrsKY z DAvus, Attorney jyibtoct2
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\ THROUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO

a AT FK4IIJFD hAILS.--NeW-f0rk and San
ssheisoo stesm.hip Lipe.-The new steamship UEITED
pytars n, I..nS,,1 E,vx Rsv avn SATIrPbaY oe' 90
ssr NJ onDsstipx at Panama with the dOnbleenxins
ssasAaip WINFIELD SCOTT. 2leO tuns burden, George
a Sos Commanded which stssmer awaits tho arrival u
seoesss a. Plnams n the United States from Newly YORK
oeestey thereskzr proceeds 70 San frznssso direct
'.noat stopping II intermediate poFts
ne.e vssssls 10 accommodations and safety not
80 any 90 this route. and experienced surgeon
ssxehes 70 each vessel
Tea .us STAT: b. made ' sS,ss 'ssSsss s.s y.
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Uater Cure.
IYDROPATHIC lNSTITUTE.-Dr.

TRAIL receives patients at the commodous City
No Is Laishst, (receuly enlarged by
uildng) special department for the Mechanical and
surgical treatment Of male diseases dsplscemeu &c.
under the charge OF Drs TRAIL and HOSF0RD.
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urs.,a s,os, ,ersormed the voysse between NewVors
end Psrsms 10 tire SHORTEST time on record hotn q 70 "
s!ne and actual time q ON port TO port
a.. =. 'vsA DAVIS BROOKS co,
~VP"" fsner,l Agents, No q besver<
jones JOHNSON,
No lo4 West-s., corner OF LioeftyS.
PASSENGERS scr United States will lisembars .ns
wharf AsvSnwa and take the Psnsms hsirosd- SoS
open nearly To CORONA thus avoiding the rsh atsnos
upon lAnns In boats At Chsxes and the river ns"ssn''
9orxone
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NTEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD.

Trains leave pier foot Of Duane-st- a. follows:
EXPRESS TRAIN st6t A. NJ for Dunkirk, connecting with
irstcass Steamboats, for Cleveland, Sandusky Toledo and
Monroe, and railroads 70 Cincinnati and Chicago.
MAIL TRAIN at 0 A NJ. for all stations
WAY TRAIN at 5! 2. NJ, via Piermont for Delaware.
WAY TRAIN at 4 P. b., via Jersey City for Delaware.
NIGHT EXPRESS TRAIN st P. NJ 'or Dunkirk connect
Ing with first Glass Steamboat for Detroit direct sonnectns
with Express Train for Chicago
EMIGRAST Train at p. NJ VIA Pemont
CHAS MlNOT SupeYrterdent
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s'' E iEfsSs K e c5ff IRSs CO. Ne 50 w.HnKY
BROWN, sHIPLEY CO. Liverpool
e. ROBERTS co. No 10 Kings Arms Yard,
London.
JOHN MUNKoE co, No. Rue More Dams e.
VICTORIES, Paris or GEO. II. DRAPER, Hsvre
Tho Of these ships will DOT be accountable Tor sot
nvet bullion, specie jewely precious stones metals
e bills Of sdns aGned therefor and the vsss thereof
therein expressed
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t-esc sAys afsr The service hs,so Of
Gay o. seh sefv'ee asd M answer he ssd conpsies
within the TINE ssoss>.s The ph.,s ~, ,e,,s- :. ,.ss ,as
ment ssnss VOC r the q hgedr,a snd o.s s.lArs
and esety ioaf eesu 9th 'stss- ro March .n thrr~
huoded and siIu ass sesu and ar oss .. S,r, g.
nnth day Of Apn ons thousand ssh, sytws ss
sides the costs d this action. DATED JsSv 1881
jylolss~f EMERSON pRlcHARD Au'y, ko< YG
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LIMITED STATES MAIL STEAM

NIIED OlAlEao MAIL - L EhM
MAIL Psi sTEAMs fH do%P P through i
Mail Line for CALIFORNIA and OREGON, wa AsPIN.
raj the United States Mail Steamers with the great Caor
MIA and Oregon Mails to be dispatched the 5th and
5 OF .s9 ?p .nd I'd e. 'pS as ON
sundsy the sailing e be gospo ned until the Monday 'oO%
immediate dispatch on arrival Of the mails at Panama
"D''' UNiTEb STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP co
The following IL hist Of the steamships belonging to this
GEORGIA......SOO 900 tuns CREsCT CITY. L. 500 tuns
eSO tuns S Oh nN5 SSS tun.
EMPIRE CITY 1000 tuns Ell DORADO. lsOo tuns
Leaving for X;ojow. Oh ~. 5D: and goth O,
Tb. new steamship Ell DORADO and the FALCON will
leaving the It'll and I'D of each month"; and forming with
the Pacific steamships Through Line 10 and from NevO
leans and ports in Mexico California and Oregon Passage
from New Orleans be secured from ARMSTRONG;
HARRIS l. co, Agents at that place
TBERATEs FROM NETWORK Ts AsPISwALL WILL BIB:
Lower AT ard Forward Saloon State Rooms. IS
Second Cabin Stsndees..
Passengers are landed at the railroad depot free
Of expense The railroad being in operation, and
ming half the distance from Aspnws to Panama the
trans Of the Isthmus may be performed in from eighteen
twenty -four hourshe expense which varies from BIO 70
t25, TO be borne by the passengers
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The public are informed that under the new sTansemens
Of TIL, Company Steamers inspected and approved BY the
ing the u. 8. Mails will hereafter leave Panama mme.
dately the arrival Of the Atlantic Malta and San Fran.
sisco the LIST and 5h days Of each month and will touch
atAeapulco.
Boat will be kept each end Of the route to
accidents.
The following Steam Packets belonging 20 the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, are now the Pacific, OF
which will be always in port at each end Of the route
TENNESSEE =. $40 tuns CONSTITUTION. 800 tuns.
NORTHERNER. 800 tuns $50 tuna
REPUBLIC 1850. -zO0tuns CAROLINA ...... 900 tuns
OREGON ....... 1909 tuns C0LUmBUS.......6OO tuns
PANAMA .... oS7 tuns ISTHMUS 600 tuna
FREMONT. tuna
The new Steamship COLUMBIA will ply between San
francisco and ports In Oregon awaiting At the former port
the arrivals OF the mails and passengers at Panama and
turning without delay with the mails and for the
Steamer from San Francisco Persons securing through
passage BY the United States Mail Steamers from NewYork
have preference Of accommodation board the Pacific Mail
Steamers.
Rates Of fare from Panama San Francisco on the most
favorable terms.
regular line Of Propelle Will be kept up for the
portaon Of freight and transient passengers between PAN
and San Francisco One OF the above Steamers will
keep the connection between Acapulco and other Mex
ports Each passenger allowed 80 ibs personal bag
gage free not exceeding In measurement 10 cubic feet
Freight w be taken 10 Cbsges at 10 cents per foot and
from Panama San Francisco at the OF 500 per un
For freight or passage apply to .
At the Office Of the Conpsnies No III Wssts, Of
Warren Nev-York