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The Ohio star. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1830-1854, 1852-12-08
sew York City Insurance Company
F4RNER-S DEPARTnEMT

A s agent for the above well known and high
"A y responsible institution the undersigned is author-
ed TO issue Policies of Insurance
The Company having capital of Five Hundred Thou
sand Dollars located in the city of New York. possess
yantages and facilities for doing large and very safe bus
mess at much less cost to the insured than usually paid
by them to companies doing small business.
H. W. SMITH.
Ravenpa Nov. 80, 1859. U96
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4 i + 4 a. & a

The siocing fBsaajah Eilges one of The mos.
astonishing on record Aier forty gears Sickness too
e gsars So eegzGi1;g nng Es5. 'orrs s The aatio a
disthrgng ulers, be eared By eght bottles of G,.
sotts Erract Of Keoo Dock and Sarsapara, is almost
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NEW GOODS

AT CAMPBELLSPCRT
GAIN call the attention of the people TO the ar
IN rival of an entire stock of Fall and Winter
Goods. Our business has much that it has
warranted US in purchasing very large assortment
It's generally admitted that selections in re-
gard to style and quality superior any brought to
this section OF the country The Ladies already
convinced OF The fact, and if they will call, will
deayor TO show them goods that will every way
their wants and taste.
a fine lot of
READY MADE CLOTHING.
particularly Over Coats. Oh how comfortable good
thick Over Coal is In cold stormy day; but how much
more comfortable not 10 empty your pockets entirely
BOOTS AND Shoes.
We have double the number that had before,
consequently great variety, and all warranted be
per cent cheaper than last year.
Ladies CATERS and overshoes can be purchased much
cheaper than last FALL
All those who want handsome Crockery, don't forget
to call and examine fine Tea Ware No better styles
can he found this side of the mountains.
u The highest prices paid for all kinds of Produce.
Camphellspori Oct a6
II. EY. 9 v Ina o ur
a ; now receiving a large stock of Fall and Winter
ID Goods which will be sold very small profits for
ready pay All persons OF Goods invited to
Oct. Is, 1852.
% SEYmouR's.
Lithogfaphing, Engraving and Sesign.
ing,
CLEVELAND, O.
JEHU BRAINERD. w. II. BURR1DGE.
BAY STATE SHAWLS.
Eg AY State Shawls, from 81 10 So.
ED Empire state do do do do
Waterloo DO do do do
Abions do do do do
French Thibet, superior article.
Plain, Plain Blue Drab and Red fine Wool .hawls.
Small fig Cas- lmore do do do
Black and Drab tiIbet silk Fringe do
Embroidered Cashmere DO
ust red and selling low ut HI g. R Day
JNov. g. 1852.
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Dn. GUFsoTTs IMPROVED EXTRACT OF
YELLOW DocK AND SARSAPARILLA
The original and only genuine preparation for the
permanent cure of Consumption and disecss
Of tts Lungs, 'rhen they dre Supposed to
! be gFecfed by the free use of Ilercu-
| ry, Iron, Qunsile. &c, DC.
Let all who wish purge the blood from ,muurtfe.
and prepare the system resist epdemics resort to
Guysott's Extract of Yellow Dock and Sarsapara
which is proving itself andote for many of the most
malignant diseases thai flesh is heir to- and they will
never be disappointed; for this remedy the public
faith has wavered-never can waYer; for it il.
founded experience just their of faith in 9th
er and spurious compounds is founded ON experence-
They fly from mineral nostrums seek hope life and
vigor from this purely uegeabe remedy howeve. broken
DOWN in health and sprits-howe loahsome to hm-
sefand others let despair of recovery let the
patient only understand that his hope of physical resto
ration lies only in Guysotts Extract of Yellow Dock
md sarsapara, and persuade him. for his LIES sake.
to Try it, and we have hesitation predicting hls
speedy restoration to health.
The Shaker prepared yellow Dock and the "Red
Honduras Sarsaparilla." the invaluable remedial
agents from which DR.. Guysotts Improved Extract of
Yellow Dock and Sarsaparlla is formed and the Labo.
ratory of Dr. Guysoit has given the virtues of these
r'os in their perfection His preparation contains al
the restorative properties OF the roois combined and
concentrated in their utmost strength and efficacy
Experiments were made in the manufacture of this
medicine rnti found that could moi be further
improved:
Accordingly, find resored to almost universally
IN cases oflIepatic Scorbutc and complaints
for general prostraon of all the vital powers and all
those tormentng diseases of the skn SO trying the pa
tIcnce and iniuri to health
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UNCLE TON's CABIN,

By Mrs. Rdrriet Beecher Stotcf.
The sale of this work siunds without paral-
lei in the annals of book publishing. Tue sale
in this country has. in The short space of
months. reached almost, 100000 copies, or
100000 volumes. The sale of it in England.
equas, if not rpasses, the sale in this country,
and it is being translated into all the languages
o. The Continents. so that soon the whole Of the
civilized and enlightened poriian of the world,
vii have and rend Uncle TOMS Cabin.
The work is published in three styles OF bind
ing-paper, 81 90; cloth, S. so, and cloth gilt
81. 90.
In addi:ion TO these. we have in press. an
ELEGANTLY ILLUSi RATED EDITION,
Octave size, on new stereotype plates, viii
about 100 beautiful illustrations, making an eIe-
CANT gift book lor the coming holidays
We have also in press an edition of UnoIs
Tom, printed in the German Language. The
price of this will be about SO cents in paper
covers.
We have large assortment of fsmily quar-.
,y bibles. from 81, ,25 10 $4,000; also. pocket
bibles from 371 cents to 500, with all kinds oi
books suited 10 the Farmer, Mechanic, Merchant
and the general reader, for sale at the loves
prices.
Public and Private Libraries furnished al the
lowest prices at.
THE BOSTON BOOKSTORE.
1195 l3S Superior street, Cleveland. o.
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PoIsIsrrG.-fhousands of parents who use VermIfnge
composed of Castor Oil Calomei are thut
While they appear 10 benefit the patient, they actually
laying the foundations for series of diseases such
salvation loss of sight, cakness of limbs, &c.
In another column will be found the ad, ertisement OF
HobcDsack IS Medicines 10 which ask the attention
of all directly interested in their wei their ch
drens health. In Liver complaints and all disorders
sing those of bilious iype should make Of the
only genuine medicine. Hobensack's Liver Pills
| " "BE NOT DECEIVED but ask for IIobensack'.
Worm Syrup and Liver Pills, and observe that each has
The signature ofthe Aropricor j. N. Hobensack
else genuine.
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pENCH PLANFS-A good assortment o
ID Eastarn Manufacture for sale at Eastern prices by
Nov. "a. T RICHARDSON
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KOSSUTH NOT IN RAVENNAi
PUT every style of Hat bearing his name can now be
4 ; found at prices that cannot fail to suit at
Nov. 23. C. g. J C. PRENTIss.
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a GAlsD
November &c. I9j;

ior rev weeks lulti my new sop IS ready1 my Gus
and friends will find door Of Lttles
Block. d. NJ. SOMERN1LLE, Tailor
Nov. "a 1852. 1l35-3W
peptles-Dr.J s Houghtons Pepsin the digestive
Fluid or Gastric Juice prepared from Rennet, the
fourth Stomach of the Ok after directions of Baron Lie
big, the great Physiological Chemist by J. s. IIough
ton, M ID. Philadelphia. This is truly wonderful
edy for Indigestion. Dyspepsia Jaundice liver complaint,
constipation and debility curing natures own agent,
The Gastric Juice Pamphlets containing scientific evil
dence of value furnished by agents gratis ST.
tice among the medical advertisements. 1l62Iy
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M. w. Conn,
Attorney OF Law and Solicitor CIancery, Office over
Campbells Shop, public square, kavenna, Ohio.
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BAY STATES ARRIVED.
TaE largest stock of Sbawls ever brought to
town, consisting of and beautiful STYLES of
Bay States, Brochas, Cashmeres Thbets &c, &c. just
opened and selling very low at
Nov. 23. C & J G PRENTIss.
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GAIN BONNt;iS.-A good assortment for
~ winter wear just received at HORR's.
Nov
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CLEVELAND AND PITTSBURGH
ERAHE. ROAD.

WIN T E r Il r. Il 4 " G e N Z T.
fAEs 80 slsssa;s:sEsl GO c.:
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6AruEpAv, Nov. N-SP.W.
AsnEs-Seensd pretty brisk and steady. 90 barrels
rssa - 0e 81 IS for pots and IS rs for pearls per
100 lbs.
BsrApsTuFrs Flour was more abundant and cheaper
The densnd moderate for consumption and aotivs
for Investment The sales reached Is 00 barrels Sour
and superDe No At 81 so 81 IS ordinary to choice
State IS IS rs mixed to fancy Western and common
to good Ohio az IS 1874 at SIS 4S with fancy Genssee
ano Ohio and ordinary to fsyorite Southern at IS
IS 62k We heard that 130 barrels State and JERSEY
meal taken at So 50 and So rs per barrel wheat
continued in slack request at dropping rates 500
busheis Canadian white In bond brought 81 O8 ST. Ia
and coo inferior G-nesee do 81 Is Rye was suet and
held at csc 81 per hpshel Some 600 bushels barley
changed hands 81 Zoe a 75e State ana Western oats
were rather inanimste at 53c 545c per bushe Corn
had declining tendency There were 25O00 bushels
disposed OF at 75c Soc for Southern and Sic.
$50. for mixed Wsstern.
CANDLES -Adarsptine were in better demand, and
held AZ &c. 2ec per To- Other kinds aimed as last
noted
CofSEE 100 baas Naracsibo fetched 9asc.; 200 Rio
pcaqhc and so st Domingo sac per Id.
CoPrKR-New shesthiug and yellow METAL was freely
dealt in at f6hc 27c and 22c per ID
Corron The 1000 bales to day at the QUO
tatoDs annexed, at which holders supply the demand
freely -
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LMEarooL-SseAnship Paclss-C LssrAin, B Knglish
Ne Pine Ircaeriek Franek, Ereneia Mvs Cspt Han!
tor, MP Hart, New York. Russell. New Bedford
Ye D. sps Me- Ss g.,
leans Fry. virsinia; Francis Corbyn Paris Col
Van Anen Nov York Blscknsy ireland; Horny Butter
Heid Frederick Butler New York Cowles new York
Mrs Hitch MO; y, ssd Mrs. James infant AZ nurse
Power. New York; Mr. and Mrs w VAIL New York; G
narl.s1 New York Mrs. Crater Peters, Newark. New
JswsS HSpf New Ssrssy ssh.s, st:ss E1,si.oS
New York;H Narshal. U. g. Com. Chns Crane, bear
ofdespstehcs to the Court Of Sc Jsmes Mr. and Mrs
female servants Jos Cosswe New York; John
Groves, The: siSerson, ENGLAND Cort. France:
and LAesrelo Peru Roger Worcester Rev ritsge raid
ireland; Asbridge England IAme Psrsen AID child Nj
bAea%an ENGLAND; Yrs Thompson England; Walker
CHARLrsToN-steamship Marion-Ndus Loa Monies
and servants Major Loundes Doctor schmidt, Mrs
Wells, Wells. Wells, Miss J McNsh, W. Massie
= A CONN. W Hntchiags, n Bird, Cuyler
Miss Miller, Mics DsCoysn Mrs r Frost. Miss Turn .ul
Mrs II Robertson, Jas Cook. Miss Clarke, Miss
Schmidt Mr. Criquiiion, A Backmer. A Soeddsr, K
White, Misr Proctor Mrs Gadsaen. Miss mibben Miss
Bscet Mrs T Taylor. w Cowan Cowan, Mrs Bixby
and servant. Mrs @ Gill and lady, Mss Malone Thos
Foster, Leavitt Pe't1, Newbold and lady, s A
meyer. Jones. Jose Ca Eugarics. Beath, Boyle.
Hassen-77 in the steerage.
NORFOLK, PETERSBURG. AND RIcHMoND-Ste amship
Koanoke-James Clsrke, John Carhart. James II Pulls
ir. Henry Higgins Daniel Hustled and Miss Boyd,
Warren and lady, Mrs Laft. Schoonmaker Mi Little
Mss Warren, L King Luther Webb, Samuel Walls. n
sh,pman. Conway, J kSans Cooke Halsey
Barkell, W W Label Miss Shelton-So in the
steerage.
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sAE JrtN-Steamship Prometiues-Grt gorys Elk press
" Jrottsr, Van 0rser, Mr. and Mrs RIch srJsca j
w. deg 81, p., Dr. hgspay JOESs Gsgpsslt
il etarsb, Il wishha@, Hugh HSyie hcssq'a
butteraee Mr. leach wilkins EISe eo sTt F,v hr
S.9s csar BAUM CAMEO Ms9S a P'it s;b jsG
y Nstson, Trioket Dariss II Fisk Rolling Prizes,
D htfott Jno Willitms: Thos. an, PrcN Bristed
G. Fletcher Thcs. Harshail, Banter " BahtS Farr
y 10 seensSr Harris Thompson ar Ferguson Mr..
Prescott Call Wm AyreL Nj Carr Mr. saua.erson Mr.
Gould, MIR. Jonee. LIZ Muggnt, sr. evils Me- Inmau III
uT,is Mr. hood MT M'rse. Ny wssa.r, q Ls,chsold
charter horson. Kent N, Mr. Uellpger, II Robin
son, Hr Partridge Ellis ConSer, Glass d Hunt. Mr.
fSSes ar i bro Nr o ns Mint Mi P'fe s Mr.
y, Mr. Lees, Ar Co ley EElg W Eviyg!Sir Thorn Mr.
Bailey, Mr; nIehsl. NJ Reii, Nj. y Held, Mr. Bon
White Ull5man. MT wood. Mr. Ward, Mr van Cljef,
~ Way prahenFtodt Foshay, Mr. nolbrook Mr.
Lss ny ~ aT NJ Bias W Bullock, Ar Hebbi, Kegs
NJ btIl 1r Phillps hr I,tusl Mr. Ewing IN Ready Mr.
hd;ms NJ Soer9t Ferris, v A Haml,o ! G'Csfoot,
d Bgel9w c bssshg n Eawards, Campbell
y Don Cline NJ Jones Nr Dsrman Kf B.seost IL
smith, Er.Reiu, Hobbs nobos ! ! Ross Morse y
ton hr Sandy, Mr. Reid Mr. Young MI Fsilp NJ Snndsrs
Mr. Bingn. Mr. clynn, II Moss, j wilson. j PoIk' III
Pots Mr. French. Hr Bes. Mr. ovephurgher Mr. Harpoie II
Elton, Frazer. III Lestharman S Hall n pneaks Mr.
HsTt ny Itroe, nrs levesgue, Mr. Woods Molto n
MIR Roberts Mr. Connolly fetal zoo '"
MISUNDERSTANDING james Adfor-Niss Idci,na
Hunt Tr ,Crp hcNanus Rsgiaad q auis q r ianjsr
Bpsts snd child, Dsy o BuIkett i Ffeit UlSN'fF
W Lvngtsa, A Lewis weloh MathaFer / Hais 4
Larson, r Lanch. " Petersen 4 Lewis, W II Decker
yrnx onvz-.Bark Erssiusro-Mr oschisy and LADY,
sr Dowrrco- brig Roseway Beis-Capt sturdv.nt. l,te
Of BRIG Benrietts. wrecked Gst Dominro
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which ths friends q ths fanny ere respectfully Invited y
attend without further invitation.
On Saturday evening, Novsabsr n, Mr. CnAaLss How.
LAND, In the S6th year Of his go.
His relatives and isnds Invited to attend his fu
1era Tomorrow at ~ O'Clock NJ, frem his late resi-
dsnce, Seventy ninth street near brcedwy
At Boston ON the 25th inst, Capt BANuEL RosSsoS,
in the Boston Custom House, o. dropsy in the
heart, aged as.
sumption, Lieutsnsnt RoBERr O. CALDWELL Of U. 8.
Marine Corps.
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GALLERY OF yARIErIrs SIS BRoADwAY, NEAR

III snIiTr ,nt q HIrKs' I pSv Wi1i - ~
Wednesday, NOy q and continue open daily. from .
naton Bell Ringers playing fifteen airs including the
popular Of the day. Fisnofore plays
sal figures Lis. q tunes played the Auton Be!l
spanish Waltz;" "Neliy Bly," "My Lovely yirsnis
Gall" "star Spangled Bsnner" T. Low Raekd Carr" 8
T. "Chmss Quadrie; Is. Home Sweet Hone;' Il "YAs-
kee Doodle" Admission to the whole, twenty oenAa
children under Zen, half price liberal discount made Coz
schools.
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6HIPPlNG.

EOR LIvERPOOL-UNITED STATES MAIL STEAM
ship BALTIC, Capt. Joseph J. Csmsto ,k-Ths
ship will depart. with the United States mails for Europe
berth at foot Of Canal street No berth secured till paid
for For freight having unequaed accommoda
ionB fer elegance comfort, apply to
EDWARD x: COLLINS 4 co, b6 Wall street;
steamship Arctic will succeed the Baltic and sail Decem-
Der 25th.
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Telegrsphic Report.

CINCINNATI, Nov 20. 1852
In market for begs there is continued excte emit
Io Geo hsve sold SO SO % closing at the latter
SsuIe Mese pork Is Ut SO so Lard Is at &c &c for
bsrrels and 4 1se for Kegs. Whiskey, zoe. Flour
4tCO barrels sold ~ 81 - co. Freighs are dropping
The water is nigh Eastern exchange is at par dis
coept Money IL becoming scarce
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MEDICAL.

IT'S WILL KNOWN AND LAMENTABLs sAox
that mortality amongst children durins The fret ySsw
their existence IL particularly o.rg
Period Of teethng the thereby oocasoned oonvulrove
Ives under ths most horsible psins The undsrssnd
offer 10 their fellow man remedy, by the spploacz
which the progress of this evil ectuay checked
particularly prevents the life conyalsons
therefore beg Leave 10 araw the assenson Of all oasS
herewith annexed testimony Of Of nsof
physicians Adults suernT from rheuu attain rervsu
desired relief X aS9Ens The pss q the pearls lor an
TestimouyI do hereby certify that the oomposNoa
the pearls offered by sohuiner Mudener, Of fuok
nature that the of the cannot fail produce ~
most satisfactory effect and ooneoeniously recon-
mend the same. (snedl Dr. Braunlieh as Haprs sssss
Brooklyn.
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MARITImE InTELLIepsCn -.
Port Of New York, November "a,

CLEARED.
Steamshp cherol ee Baxter New Orleans, 0 Roberts
steamship Marion, Berry Charleston Spoford Teston
Steamship City Of New York. Post chsrlesssn. Mailer
Steamship Roanoke, Parrish Richmond, LudIan Plea.
SAINTS.
SHIP r,'ffpss .' rrs
ship Corr. Linn, La%.e Glasgow. Dunhsm z Di%on.
BARI .s e.
Bark Aarayai, benjaain. Barbsdoes Dwight.
nrs lpsy week. New Orleans Eagle Hasz.Td
Brig Greyhound, Pierce, Philadelphia. Brookman &
sohr Eagle Obi Adams Falmouth, Js, Dawson & Co.
schr Rxen gisr Orb smith, Windsor, Ms, g Burnham
sobr } Taylor, Lawrence. Newbern. Blackwell
Powell Estss w.Tssss. NC Powell
schr New Reguius. Dickinson, Baltimore, Van Brunt
SCR s.mi Lord, Smith. Baltimore. M;iller Lord.
Steamer Ca5ugs Robinson, Philadelphia J 4 Briggs
ARRIVED.
NTH Ps,ssngsIs sGld duss % Allen experienced
With Rsse and sgoGoId Tiessen
ship Sta Of Georgia Phiisdepba Savannah ssth
u AM lat g 70 passed steamship Black Warrior hence for
Iendsa ard
p'ssed ship Continent from vergoo for New York 18th
Ssll Rio
lon = saw ship Psm,seas Of Dt%ore sop rh ~
~ S 4 e. e5a :ps
Gamse, CT PCrtsnd r9p Rio Grands fG. New York
q park
hds au
is op 81 40 rSh. brig Arssf s from caaS
ssrl Nelson Place New YoTi hence Aoapulso s
al r Dsf wes sase
T. lat 40 Ion 30 49, s,changed signals with brig
q Ion % EXCHANGED signals with bark shelton,
Bark BraliisrO Marsh. Vera Cruz Ncv4 with dse to
Bark Robert Mills Baxter Galveston, IS days with cot
ton Sc : to Has's ~ $ Murray a..
Ss sh ds ssss
LAT IS epshe chip Lady Arosla Grant AonOs
if s ssst St
diss r se ss a IS DAYS
Brig Aiabama, Bray Calais days. with lath to Smith
B, Gleason, Halifax N57 days, with fish, TO
schr David Campbell Applety. st John NIB. days with
sshI EvsIsl,ds gam.Ss Jacksonville 10 days. with
schr B warner Harding, Charleston, days with cot
tor Sc to \ hSc.sady Go; cn,,,os.o zd,v, w;,,
cetton, SC. to Dunham 4 Diner.
sehr Elouse, Robinson Wilmington NC. days with
scir Howard Everett, Washington. NC. Is days with
schr siiss Wright, johnson, Roehland. 4days.
sehr Mecora Rose, Rocklsnd, days.
BELOW.
Packet ship Fidelis Dixon Liverpool Nov ), with mdss
and passengers, to g Marshall s Co.
| ship Red Rover from an Eastern port.
Also, ship unknown.
Bark Express from MatanZss.
Brig Anderson Delane st Marks l9 days, with cotton
| to Coe, Ar derson d Co.
SHIPS Andrew Foster from Liverpool snd Chase from an
sequent report OF them has hand 1t ia possible the
Ims Field from Liverpool; and tho Speed from Tralee
WI ioh get W next day, were the vessels Intended
Slip Rhine Doane from avrs, was also reported below
24gh, nut has not yet arrived.
SAILED,
Steamships Cherokee, Baxter Havana and New orlean
Alabama, Ludlow, Savannah; Marion, Berry, City
NewYork Post Cksreetou Roanoke. Parrish, Norfolk, sc
The steamship Pacific Nye, hence for Liverpool has
ct ored ct Quarantine.
4 d.... ~
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HIllPPIN0 o.
FANS VIA UAVkNA nrrrM

EoR NEW ORLEANS VIA HAVANA, DECEMBER
sThen
TITS fine las most cApacous state
,s5s ss sI i'
deek her engine maohInery BE- are in she bess order
:flisI nasIssssr and has has
e sa ~o I shTss S has %
ssnts1s q Ras,ssssss she sspssssd %sss qaes
ms t hour hoy Win from E La% t.
river SATURDAY sa 'GS S at
two clock precisely & she s not sold on teforo
and New oreans-Ladies and saloon serths (noseoond
.s cabin PASSENGERS sseyss Ss with rst class
taken to New st e ea ps9
1s s sisTa cl % a.
81 ss be . 20. 1Sss on h ssy
sa S 81 ,1 ao' freight or passage
TEE LIVERPOOL AND PnILADELPHIA sTEA1-
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
ecis syy sisssss fs
City o. saneLsster ,Thursdsy, Mar 1879
csy ssssSs wwsssns.as Iss
City Of Glasgew ........ Wednesday. Mar e. 1858.
CITY Of h'a'h'''' s1Tis or fAssSGs Mar 80 1855
s .aG ss: V..sns.s. . ". ss ..
::nd found with comfortably cooked pro,lsions Tor
Wishing ssEssS friend. ls cam ssis'ss
thoses OF and drafts on the Bank Of Ireland In
Tie soe Of Taoa4s RfcH3RDsoS sssns ii Exchange
place.
NEW YORK AND HAVRE STEAM NAvI0AIloE
IN Compsny.--The United States mail steamers, the
ssttsFE ls %sssis :sH% e
and Southampton, for ths year 1884, ON ths fouownk
days
IrAvr WV yoRx. LrAvEHAvRn
HUMBOLDT sstday Sept 10 Hunboldt, Woddsy Oct. n
TrapkIin - Ooh. rs Franklin, Nov. II
Ss%ss;s. &c. 81: h..ssils j s,si
TSss ss..ner euii expressly service
caoh not surpassed sithor for speed
strength comfort BY any vessels atoaa Their ssoon
for ere Of the most approved kinds
Esonrng AZ both going and thoy
proceeding TO London advantages over
suy other in the economy OF both time and money.
Prfcc Of passage from New York 10 Southampton or
rrom Ha,re or Southampton 10 Now Yorii :. " = ss1
passage secured snt paid for An surgeon
on board.
Ror freight or passage apply 70
MORTIMER LIyfN dsT0S, Agent, SO Brssdway.
wiLLLIAn ISEIIN Msyrs:
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Married,
Died.

Or the 18th November, by the Rev Cesar johnson
MT JoN NhFoLEoS hair dresser coorsd TO siiss DanAH
LOUIS HOPKINS. ell Of this city.