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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-12-31

1T is well to leave something for those
who come after u.s. as the gentleman said
who threw barrel in the way of constable
that was chasing him. .......
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-12-31

The scarlet fever, we understand, is pre-
vailiug 10, considerable extent in Cincinnati
among the little folks, many of whom have
died from its effects. within the month.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-12-31

The friends of Ex-senator Foote, of Mis-
sissipp, it is said are pressing his claims to a
position in the Cabinet of Gen. Pierce.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-12-31

The Soar PLANT. The soap plant,so call
ed, grows all over California, on high hills as
well as in the'ydlleys. The leaves make their
appearance about the middle of November,
or about six weeks after rainy season has fair
ly set 1.-THE plants never grow more than one
foot high, the leaves and stalk drop entirely
off in May, though the bulbs remain in the
ground all the simmer without decaying 1t is
used to wash with in all parts ofthe country,
and by those who know its virtues it is pre-
tered to soap. The method of using it is mere
ly to strip off the husk, dip the clothes in
wafer and rub the bulb on them; it makes
thick lathcr, land smells not unlike new brown
soap. The botanical name of the plant is
PhaIangium pomaridianum. Besides this
plant the bark Of tree, Chclaria saponara
is also used in South America for the pur-
pose Wishing. Several other plants have
been used in various countries us Il substitute
for soap All of these contain considerable
quantities of oIeaginous and alkaline princi-
plos in their composition, on which their va.
ne depends. HQgg'S Instructor.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-12-31

~" That officer who arrested the mans
attention has been promoted.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-12-31

FoR BURNS, ,cheat Ronr is recommended rs
a capital remedy. Plunge tic burnt part into
the flour, or bandage it loosely with plenty
of flour next the skin ..-.... ....
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-12-31

Never trust a man for the vehemencc of
his reservations whose bare word you would
not trust; knave will make no more of
swearing to fashood, than of affirming it.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-12-31

~" There is a boy, some eight years of
age, in the Lunatic Department of the Com
mercial Hospital, Cincinnati who was born
deaf, dumb and blind. He lays on the floor
most of thctime, uttering piteous means.
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Tobacco.
Flour.

A GOOD lot of Mathews Flour for sale low,
Il for cash, by }. W. McSPADDEN d co.
Dec -, 1902 222
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-12-31

IdIencss is the dead sea that swallows up
all virtue, and the self-pade sepuchrc of a
living man. 'l'
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-12-31

MARRIED-zQnt the 23d inst, by Rev. j. w.
Shelton Mr.. .CGIYsTIAN BRowN to Miss ELIZA
AEN MACLIS LANE, all of,Monroe county,
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Wanted,

A T Chilhowee, Blount county; two or three
"a Machine Filters up Recommendations
required. Apply to ROBERT JAMES, at the
Works . ..- ......
Chiihowee, Dee. "a, lS52-tf 222
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" I HV TUHUNIT'S We CUTIIHUIlU 10 VHV
attention Of that heartcss fellow, the news
paper borrower. 1t contains an ocean of
truth: .-. .,lIt..
"Newspapcr borrowers are always the
kecnest critics Thcirnuses snuff pollution
and their pure eyes water at error, which they
steal to read, and cheat to obtain. Those
who take and pay for their papers, always
have pail in their hearts filled with the
milk of indulgence. 1t takes one Of your
stealing and borrowing fraternity to turn out
the real bitterness of fault finding" -...
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-12-31

The REASON VIVA gentleman, on
hearing lady praise the eyes of certain
minister, wrote the following; a. -rryr.,
/ cannot praise the doctors eyes, .'+ ' . n
never saw his glance divine;
For when he prays he shuts his eyes,
And when he breaches he shuts nine
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1852-12-31

How TO PRESERVE HEALTH Medicine
will never remedy bad habits. It is utterly
futile to think of livingin gluttony, intcmpcr-
ance and every excess, and keeping the body
in health by medicine. Indulgence of the ap-
petite, and indiscriminate dosing and dragging,
have ruined the health, and destroyed the life
Of more persons than famine, sword and
pestilence. Ifyou will become regular in
your habits, eat and drink wholesome things
sleep on mattresses, retire and rise very regu-
iarly. Make free use of water 10 purify the
skin, and when sick, take counsel Of the best
physician you know and follow nature. -
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rY" TIollo | say, what did you say your
medicine would curer rr, d Ga ID
'0h !it'll cure everything heal anything.'
'Ah! well, I'll take n bottle; maybe it'll
heel my boots: they need it bad enough
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WilhNm 7. Forrest anil WIN. LrRftc, ENFtutdfs
Of the estate Of John Mdtlock, deteasrst ~
nS. - -. - ~
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Cash for Wheat.

Nov. %, 1852
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Herald Marine Correspondence.

., rrILAnrLSE,A, April IA IA IN
s d. Benz English Lyon NMaysn; Esremont Thompseni
Sass SS Yor Nas cu H
and Townsend Corson Providence; Leesburg Naylor,
Saybrook; VIM collyer, Payne. Portland, Ct; Ash
Wian ss ssa
worth S;f Ct
eoro Caste Nfork Niagara lnsersol do steamer onei-
''' ' NEIL = '0fA' miscellaneous.
Orleans 4th inst hours At the bar ben
to enter the river owing to its mouth being blocked
Clipper SIR San Es.neisss from
g Cape Horn Her greatest was 25o miles Dec
b boom and fore topsaant mast Also sprung fore top
sail yard.
an. Ep sa h Sss he Mar
shall The former brought $500 and the latter $l675.
SIR Milan, hence tewoa into Galveston lesky,
es CO. NYrs The Ss
the s1s '"s So
sad thee
BARK zscARI at sFranei.co from Boston on 2othIDcc
of the rudder head and lost fore topgallan Tho
days from lat II NJ lon lSo W. with continual strong
last January, short Of wood water and provisions. Five
Rrssn and i Rasart arrived At IN The Br whaling
e eS ali be @ ~
she to leave for her destination about 18th Peb
HAMBURG BRIe AURORA during blow at San Francisco
Point where she lay at last accounts with six feet OF
water in hcr hold, having bsed 1t is thought she will bc
scnR FLyrNe CLovD. Hartman, from Norfolk. which
ashore Muscle Ridges has been got off, and towod
Foreign Ports.
Asr,swaLL Navy Bay April 3-steamshps sierra Ne
AREoIBo March 22-Brg Mary II Chappell. Hand, disg
BARnApors no datc-schr Mary s Susan, Hasey for
cAsbssxs, March 2o-Drss Mclazno. Niohoisi oriasbn
Marshal Coioord NYork ids; Con BOYD, Gpatrlck,
wig f5 Com stewart MeTryman dig sas Others sasss,
Hamilton, Portsmouth NH brgs Houlton, Boston, Roam
er s' a mar Gager eSn Marshall Howe. for
sS % o AVE a1 G ds G rs
hcn Young Gray for NYorR next day. sShrs Ioanso for
do, ssme day; Onward Brown for Baltimore and others.
York days; brss Eagle, Evans do do; VIM Drew Dun
ming DO 70, Vernon (boore reported "yinar, for Pha-
GfNoA, March ls-No Am vessels IN port.
mxyAsA Arri 2nsSrhs N.hanis Blake Dsyis Cor
ported for Boston) Maanzss stesrn Wig; and others
mShaS aT hr s sc.msc M.. stone from
halifax Meaghor, do days CID a. sobr mary Jane Cal
LremonN. March Is ships Rvs, Philsrook and carnsto.
oyecnnn Tor YORK Nth Sid 18TH ship Gen Washington,
Ia uNioN tNcnrnsps) Fob Il-Arr brig Sarah CALIFORNIA;.
, $1,000 ab,u March ABR brig Arrow, Of WINDSOR
ErrviTxs, MARCH 2i-Bark qholos Gardner and sohr q
NAVY Ray, about March 7-schr nisE SNOW, from Boa
s'p res ~ us nr 70 sail "I,ss 10 az r sa free
man fr Boson ldg Copcysor Br), do d" o"r"'"'
PsrAw April Arr steamer cafOsrs San T n,
clipper shp Hornet Lsyresec DO, ua oraaa and ssn
Brutus ali Tor ssn Frnncisce, with psscengerl. .,
RIO JSnntao March 3-Bris Frederic (Nor), for Now
ia reb 2s Bror, brig llogu,sn Eorcssg March shp
Ause, Lobsos tfesm Taioshuanoh BALTIMORE Drk hueh
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

MONDAY, April Iz--b r Vt.
Operations in produce greatly impedcd by the in.
clemcncy of the weather.
BREApsTuFFs-flour moved to the extent of 1000 bbs
common to good Southern at 81 % 81 43z ordinary
to choice State at - rs 81 56 and mixed TO fancy
Western at 81 SO a 81 87s the previous value. Rye
flour and meal seemed abundant and langud About
$500 bus Southern white wheat obtained at 81 05
with 500 bus Jersey and Southern yellow at 80 40
66 20. a trivial abatement Domestic oats continued
active at 3sc. a 44c., further advance.
CoTToN-The market, to-day, evinccd less buoyancy
under the advces large receipts Mt the Southern ports
the sales only amounting to about 500 bales
FREIGHrs.-To Liverpool COO 500 bales cotton were
engaged at 732d 1000 bbls. at L. Cd and 700 bbls.
rosin at IL. Grain at 395d to 4d in bulk There
nothing to London. To lIavrc 1500 oars were
taken at 1c each with cotton at &c Rates to Cali
forna dull but unchanccd.
PRovsIo1s favored factors-the business consisting of
500 bbs prime and meas pork at Sl6 12s $40 %
and SIT rs; $50 bbs ana terccs prime lard at 9ic
9Lc. per ID with $50 bills prime and mess beef at S59
S6al and 81 sl2 per bbl and sundry lots of other
articles at former figures
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THE RETURNED CALIFoENIANS.


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EGs' Hs.sy p5'; ssF
se niI,a SsSsssf '% Cana es"dss Tis E
bost!eSefy as' Hsmison, $tsphens Tovlsf
roll Cooke souls $2aIe Jas 5es... ia. Ggssa,
tsss,i Ss'Sst .'F, : I
asss. a' Storm To'f pa1t Mss'1 s,s s'ys
i Clark. 70 Marsh, cenee Dcl.ay Gossrs Rogers,
ss f?S e"ts
Sa 1so kn MsSeS ks Ds.
1;so@ BSTns osisS
11ri %Ts Ee s
Murray sl5y Fin HsEsq hsi SfssaS
sy9:h i5 %as5
6rs.y, SeGasc, Rush, VIM wads MeLa1shiS Thos
iclio b ksvsnasS iRnysnssh Ennis crHn, RpsSsG
sry WGsGn psgshsst o cqIning1 pord we dtcn
Johnson iii white eJ' i,oamsser ISthrop pIs
hi hs'as George
iels, Gee barnard Macarthur Tho, Why HSH wn%
s .s'2 .s SsG k %s missf ss'Pr csmpss
,svsss :1s41i"s @.Sf s:nns, e;sy
b., ns Ss.sss 's s
Corop,an i n ysnfandt Strong " ~ 10
Madden Robinson. Wilcox oo,.on :, .Ssse IL q
pow q Rohm ond Mckenzie, JACKSON, : hebana9sn!
rn. ~ w watson Knight, VI Miller, Goodyear, Z
Rand Given. shindler, y icwitz, q yrc9n y 9
sn,,,h Mnrstor J G. Smith, Chapman, q Hall w u
I.h W warren II Sanders. II Wcods, A Woodbury. n
Williams u Mccoy, Demer2, z PoroclseN, II Grney
I,rvce e Mcbride ~ Nnwcomhe, q Br0uEhton, - Bas
son, n Gardner. Bridges !. Badger iss heclsv
II Woodbury. LOBBY, Huntington, Williene, VIII
Ilnne Joe. X Cooper Fole, W Windermcro sUtm on.
G vsrsmearinger, G Mrrsha Cullen, w Whiting, 9
J Fiink, Paddock. Judd. w Demarcet, q fanng,
Cbirttian, J Robbina, A Wilkinson, Plhstcd
Krapp D Carer w Davis w Tanner. shermsn Jas
Plcnx. Fenton, CAM, Steward; Ciapn; NV Nv.
ter, Uoueemsn, jas Tompkins q ssuaaer 80, ~ w
land Garner, Goo II Herring. r rah uu"spunrss
willing. Tuprcr Perry, " snth. h'""V"1'
J. & Rnderr. Total I25. .s.t.~ NJ, vor,.
sArTIhoo nv crph-Rarh A stargcs-Mr ,ns Nv i""-
ton, TiksdA, " Bsdeu, pudny. . n""0"s
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south seurss street Williamsburg Her rs-Aas Win
% u saAea 20 Oypress Him Oemsscry for lntsrnsnk
On monday, April II, HsSRIsrrA vAs WrsS infant
daughter OF Robert and Mary d. MoMurray aged
The relatives and friends Of tho family are respectfully
invited 70 ats nd her funeral Wednesday NJ p M
at the residence Of his father No 20 Hurbert street. with
out further notice.
On Sunday. April H. MANIA HAna,Er aged years and
daughter Of Albert Fisher
The friends and acquantanoes Of tho family src invited
to attend the funeral the residence of her aoter
NO; - Third I street, on Tuesday at hllfpas ono
O'Clock her remains viii DO taken to Greenwood.
leave " dhconsoate Tho joy of many hearts gone
tho Light Of many cyes-her little raco on earth i run
her home Is in the sky.
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NJ OTICE-SECOND MUTUAL LOAN PIANOrOR1
IN and House Furnishing Assooiatisn.-Thsre viii b
eting Of the Members If this IWs
nesdKyy evening At IN o'clock. at Clinton Halt Bockn
street whom the Articles Of win b ready
signatures Of thu members. and tho duos receiued
msnth Of April. Tho shares filing rapidly,
Association already Of ths mos popular Of ths
Those ladies and gentlemen who have not entered
names as subscribers do hy calling ~ the oes
the book store u Adrianec, Sherman Co.. No. Ast
House. at the Clinton Hall the evening Of meot
Entrance fec, 81. JANIS PRISON, President
q. WEBSTER, Vice Prssident.
j. CuoLwELL. Secretary " Meetings.
VIM. VAN NoRosr. Chairman Of Cemmittee Of ksnas
ment.
]. d. PRIoE. Secretary.
A. Ii. JooELyN, Treasurer.
n Prospectus b6 had gretie and every infsrmaA
given 1T the Office. No. Aston House.
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Cleared.
SShir Helvetia. Marsh. Hayrc. W Whitlock, Jr.
ship N0rd' Kov tDsn) Krauss Havana. Beck kua-
R art B.yssn s%ally Raisrd.m Eissl Co.
sart Gamble. Hosmsr. Cedar Koy. 60. Coo, Andsr-
Brig Monies; Robbins, Dra1os.. y D sardx
Brig Rush. Leach. Cardenas. Nesmith { Soma
Ri: ;Is ziS.S S:.
Cs S;ss ss1sse aur
sohr Hannah codner Orb Fur;man, Peri Az Platte.
sslr Adele. Aotisy. Charleston. N Mecready & CO.
Sshr Lsmartine, Tyler Wilmington. NC. l. McCready
sshr Washington. Gaskiil. Washington. NO. BAscman &
scIr Pacific Farrow. Washington. NC. Ba.ema. 4 Rud-
sdeE chas Crsnmer. Townsend. Richmond. Van Bruns
sshr yorktown. woglAm Petersburg Jas Hunter S Co.
hos'sn lss sfPaR Mckee
Friday hS sndo. Boyds
Hincken. and ED yesterday.
Arrived,
US Steamship Ell Dorado Harstone, wall April
or ris Ap H. sa%' s "a sss ..s. M
IT. Sy RsSsSs Ts:
Ship Republic sawyer IIavre 30 days. with mdse and 1855
Ship MedsmaE (of Bo.son,; Rioh. Ha,rs March 49, in
Snip Canton ws.sss ssT. Haysa ss,S days. with
s Pss N.son Ssw Orleans IS days. with s,o and
spasseasers to " Nelson April H. - milo: ssE from
Sandy Hook bark Chesapeake (of Boton Pike
Bark byron Bunker Bordeaux. 20 days with brandy SC.
Bari ssalss ssstt Santiago do Cuba March 90 with
Bark Rolln; Jarvis Cenfucsos. II days. with sugar
Bark par.ns (Sf Portland Cooling Masansa, Is days
days, with mdse and passenger. to Funoh 8 Menoke
Brig Eliza Morrthcw (of searport) Griffin, sagua Ia
r s wh qfar and Sssss to 9oalns Co. Nc
with potatoes, TO w j Walker.
lss.o gS g Handy D"'n 10 days
sshr New York Packet, Miles, Neuvtas. March a. with
ss ANN Il 70 a9lmss A AsaSs 60 with
schr Dyer. Ames. Savannah days with cotton,
schr Watson Baker. Weldon. Norfolk days
ehr aieESas bidais Basbse Virginia.
Scr Martha Stuart (wrecker from the wreck
part saa s
schr has been chartered to bring the remainder Of
' ssSr Montana. H.lle.t, Providence for Albany.
Schr Nimrod. Lowell. Providence for Albany.
sehr Cold Hunter Croker New Haven for Virginia
Schr Lacon, Bcarse. Boston. days.
Schr Oneoo, Baker. Boston, 4 days.
Sclr Granite State, Hailctt, Boston, 3days.
sehr Charter Oak, Kelly; Salem.
s shr frss,a in Ksnni sSSss
soh1 Enterprise, Clarke csisi. ! days.
Shin Auror. cb.rr,. sro mes sS;s,s.. s.,cba
Bark Phiomcla, Jewett nghae, Doc 81.
Wind At sunrise NNE do; sunset NE with rain
Ship John Barring which sid yesterday for San Francisco
hoad A''
Arctic arrived yesterday from Liverpool left the
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Telegraphis Marine Reports.

y.
Arrived-Ship John Harris NOrleans; bark Turk Mes
sna March IL lat 30 Ion 81 spoke ship o. from NYork
for Liverpool
Barks Appleton Justice Story, and Wight Baltimore;
Elm Philadelphia briggs Vcsn, Galveston; Caroline, Will
mington NC; Foster and Pauna PhadelphiA; schr Iu-
creta, Baltimore; Copia Hawkins Marietta and Luz
Their Child Philadelphia Victor CABOT and Wolct New
York; Earle Albany.
Ship Amulet, NOrleans; banks VIM Harris Galveston;
Louise Caroline, Savannah Lowell Philadephia; Lysan-
der San Juan pot ult Left brig Hscyon from Now York;
Chas sprague. from Mobile for Liverpool.
Briggs Abbott Lawrence and Canton Phiadelphia Les
monis Brem). Trinidad schrs Freeman JAcmel Cadet,
NYork.
brigs Mansanilla Cardenas; Sam Small Wilmington, NC;
Ehicopee Philadelphia schrs Hanover Norfolk Baird,
NYork S A Appleton. do.
DfsAsTRRs.
Schrs Ivanhoc from Rockland for NYork and vendovi
Hatch from NYork for Portland, and unknown sohr fin
Cape Ann for NYork went ashore at Tours Island tho
9th The vendov got off the day and here this
morning.
NEW BEDFORD, April 10.
Arrived-Ship Fanny, Honolulu, via Pcrnambuco.
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Married..

On Sunday evening, April II, by the Rev. A. A. VIII
lets Mr PIERRE TussoS, of New York, to Miss ELIZA
BETH DEvrRE. of Macon county Alabama.
Alabama and New Jersey papers please copy.
On Monday, April ~ by the Rev Charles G. Hill, srL-
C. HALL of Factoryville TO ANN MATILDA SMITH of
Granitcyille, Staten Island.
On Sunday April II, ANS PELHAM, roct Of James Pei
ham, aged rs years and months.
Friends Of the family respectfully invited to at
tend the funeral from the residence of her sonin-law
Charles w Copeland No 2s Columbia street Brooklyn,
on Tuesday morning, at ii o'clock.
On Monday morning. April IL HANNAH ELIzADrrH
KENNEDY TucKrR. aged p years.
The friends and relatives Of tho family arc respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from tho residence Of her
father. Tanning G. Tucker No. West Sixteenth street
on Wednesday afternoon. at hafpas O'Clock
ON Monday. April II after lingering illDos., ELIZA
nrri daughter Of Charles }. and Elizabeth '. Dsnma
aged ii years
The relatives and friends Of Tho family and Of bcr
grandfather, W u. Chambers invited to attend the
funeral al O'Clock tIs doy Tuesday from No. VAN
dam street The remains will be conveyed to ionkers
for in,ermcnt
On Monday. April IL ELIZABETH AvS ButALis, agod
years months aud q days, daughter Of James and
Elizabeth j. Mcguire.
Her funeral viii take place the residence Of her
parents. No ~ Dry Dock street, this day (Tuosdly)
NJ o'clock =. NJ The friends ard acquaintance Of
the family respectfully invited to attend
on sunday April II after n severe Illness. Many NJ.
wife 81 Edward Derry in the 18th year Of aga ma
tive OF Newry. ireland
abe friends and those ofthc fny, also the members
ofthc Mechanics Benevolent Society No are respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from her late resi-
dencc No 81 Houston street Tuesday afternoon 18Th
inst, al O'Clock Ie remains viii BE- taken TO Calvary
Cemetery for bcrmcnt.
On sunday evening April II, Of short and severe i'll
nefs. MI ItoRarE BzALs, Of Burton, Goaugs county
Ohio aged - years.
He irendt and acqusintanocs also the mombrr, Of the
Chanccry o. the state ~ New Yora o a. A. also thu
mpmbcrr Of Lawrence Chapter No g. o. U. A. and the
order morally are respectfully invited Gttond hs fune
RAJ az o cock y NJ this day (fuosday) from tho re-
sdenee Of VIM Baihgatc. hiott Haven, wcstchoiter
county ~ " train ~ cars will leave tho City Hall
New York for Mott Haven nj o'clock Burton Ohio
pspers will plca,e copy
On sunday, April II, 81 consumption ELIZA waves,
aged n year..
7bt foDdf BDo relatives of the family respectfully
requested 10 attend hs funeral this (TUs,day) aftar
noon ~ 2ccpck- ircn' hoe parenIs residence Mo- Hs
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SHIpPING.


cAssENGERs PER SNIP CALIFORNIA PACKET
scy street North River Friday afternoon Tho shp wi,
SAL early Saturday morning For passage In Sc
eond cabins, apply on board. or TO j. $. GAYLORD,
10 Water street.
LNoR SAN FRANCISCO THE STEAMSHIP BRoTuRp
II JONATHAN will leave Now York on tho lat of M
from pier No North river at O'clock precigely
Rio dc Jnneiro, valparaiso, and San Juan IA
limited number Of passen will be taken Anniv
d. II. ALLEN, No. Battery place ~ stars
TT s. MAIL STEAMSHIP coMPANy--Fop INV oy
~ leans, via Havana.-1hc splendid nov do,hi. ".
steamship GEORGIA. 5000 tons, ID. d Porter n y Nar
commander, will sail from the pier Foot Of Wer.a
n r. On saturday, hrr ~ az O'clock u. NJ nreos.i,
Rates of rsdsage to Eaw orleans-Nev arraa
dies saloon bertbs. $40 after do d. $40 FsrsarIs
500 stccrage do. do $50 Specie only tat ~ y. ~ .s,
Havana. Freight taken To New Oreans NJ a. 70
bic root. Shippers offrcight rcduested t uu
selves With tho com panys BILLS Of ndiur which, . ~ Nv
ls Of ladin sgnod after shin b., a;, ne msned
= i'a' "PP'' - - ~ 'NNDAhr5, III Wost Btrest,
corner Warren street
PASSENGER AND F0REI0N EXCHANGE opv,or'
III South etrcet.The srhsu r,hers tay aa =. - ~
ts their friends in thr ecuntry thai
plcted arrangements at the request several ~ t
ard gentry 10 tho old country tho bettsr
entrants paid for by their irien here and t
the Unitod States. From their lone ~
trade in Liverpool the arrangement 10 s 80
parung through Tho hanks that no loss ean a ~
Go the ccmfott or tho emisrsnt on Lis wa~ y,
They viii DO iorwarded BY the nrst cIas oaetot. ios~
Liverpool Drafts ~ sight, payable al AZ. gati -,
o. reand and al j. Bernard Co. g. bashrs % nsus
Liverpool. TIlns az ppnp, ~ =. l'or fn stroot.
'o,'"o'y OF waterloo road, Liverpooi
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II YON's FAMOUs PREPARATIONS Ar uAIr PRICE

- As low prices and sales arc the order Of IN,
day T. Lyon, t2 Broadway anxious bring his
Powder and Pills for tho destruction Of insects
into universal use Announces that from this time
bs prices will be reduced to half at retail and los
than one half at wholealovz flask box OF Powde
or Pills 300; half dozen 81 20 dozen ST. six doIc
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