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The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02
The triumphant success of the great Arabian
remedy for man and beast,

! Is causing counterfeis TO spring up all over
the country, spreading their baneful influence
over the land, robbing the pockets of the hon
est and unsusPeciing, by imposing upon them
worthless and poisonous trash, for the genuine
/ HI. G. Farrell's Arabian Liniment. Fellow
citizens. Look well before you buy, and see
that the label the bottle has the letters H. g
before Farrells, for if it has not, it is counter
felt. The label around each bottle ofsthe gen.
uine Linment reads thus, III. G.. Farrellss cell
ebrated Arabian Linment;" and the signature
of the proprietor, is written upon the label also
and these words are blown IN the glass bottle,
III. g. Farrelfs Arabian Liniment, Peoria"
The daring boldness of the recreant who
would deceive the people by imposing upon
them worthless trash, for really genuine and
good medicine. thus not only cheating them out
OF their money, but that which is far dearer-
their health-ought to be held up in scorn, and
receive the contempt his dastardly spirits mer-
lis. Let every one then who regards his own
health, and wishes truth and honesty to triumph
over deception and rascality, put his heel on
all base impositions, and uphold that which is
just and right. The genuine III. G.. Farrell's
Arabian Liniment has pr we'd itself to be the
most remarkable medicine known for the cure
of rheumatism, neuralgia, pains. wherever To-
Gated, sprains, braises, hardened Jumps, burns,
wounds, corns, chronic sore and weak eyes,
lame back, etc. ETC.; and is an effectual renee
.dy for horses and cattle IN the cure of sweeny,
distemPer, lameness, dry shoulder, splint,
wounds, ETC.. ETC.. and will always stop the fur
ther progress of poll -evil, istula, ringbone and
blood SPAWN, If used in the beginning.
LOOK OUT FOR COUNTERFEITS.
The public are cautioned against 49,
counterfeit, which has lately mo j. 80 sllet
ance called w B Farrell a,sb;Sn IN n Ins.Is.t 49,
the most dangerous u ali the conntersits isl'1 ~
s'... @uSG 20 the name OF Farrell, MANY yVSll
y an good faith, without the lnapsleflgethat q
counterfeit exists, and they will perhaps onlv
discover their error when the spurious mixture
has wrought its evil effects.
The genuine article is manufacturea only bv
Il, G, Farrell, sole inventor and proprietor. ana
Wholesale druggists No. < Main street. Peoria.
Illinois, to whom all applications for a cancias
must be addressed. BE slire Won pet II vgfsh 4ha
letters II. G. before Farrells, thus-sHs n
t.A XIX ELL 1S-and his signature On the wrapner,
ah Others are counterfeitS.
Sold by THOMPSON 81 co. Yanaa estw
t4ARDAWAK & WHITE, Viokshura. Miss.
and BY regularly authorized agents thronehoat
the United States
Q~s- Price % and SO cents, and 81 per bottle.
AGENTS WANTED in erery town, VILLAGE
and hamlet IN the United States. n which ore IS
not already established. Addrees FL g. Farrell
as above accompanied with good reference is to
responsibility, &c
February. 1858.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

SPor on THE SUE.-A writer in the Delaware
Republican calls attention to an unusally large
spot on the sun. which may be seen througc
smoked or colored glass. The writer adds -
BY a rough measurement of the present spot,
found its diameter to be about thirty three
thousand miles. consequently occupying an area
on the suns surface Of eight hundred millions o.
square miles, equal to four times the superficial
contents of the earth. The spot was visible this
morning, and quantities Of smoked glass were
called into requisition in consequence"
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

O5- We visited, few days ago, the 'sCoach
and Harness Mandatory" of Messrs. Powell &
Hillyard, and was shown by the proprietors, a
new and splendid buggy manufactured at their
establishment, for Dr. Leslie, of Louisiana. As
to the finish of the buggy, it was equal to any
manufactured in the North, ana was far superior
in material, strength and durability OF the work
manship. 1t was really gratifying to know that
here, ia Yazoo City, we manufacture carriages
and buggies for our sister States. Such enter
prizes should be encouraged by our citizens It
may be true that get buggies for some
less money, by sending on TO the Yankee land
for thena, yet. when we take into consideration
the fact that they manufactured to SeA regard
less of their durability, and, considering also the
amount paid out for repairs, they are much dear
er in the end than those manufactured at our
doors. Mlessrs. Powell & HiIlyard keep on hand
for sale, all kinds of travelling vehicles, of their
own make, and those wishing anything in their
line, would do well to give them call.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

fishing a good and permanent banking system
within our own State2 Or who will deny the
possibility Of doing so--of al least bettering the
present awful condition Of off financial affairs
He that will, let him give his reasons.
But. Notwithstanding this great inconyen-
ience and drainage Of ouG State, we hope that
chartered bank may never exist within ITS Inn.
its, unless the holders Of It's paper shail be &C.
cured for the redemption Of every dollar.
We want no swindling establishments char
tered in Mississippi, and were we not compelled
to admit the circulation of paper from other
States. the question might be different. AS ii
now is, we see no other remedy than BY estab-
lishing sound banking Institution.
This subject demands the candid and serious
attention Of our citizens, and the action Of the
Legislature Of our State. The time is at hand
when something must be done, and done promnf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

&C. We publish this week an address from
a committee-appointed for that purpose-to
the Southwestern States, in reference to the
Worlds Fair, to be held at New York next sum-
mer. Much more importance is tltached to this
subject thanat first thought appears The great
and high character Of our country has been at
tanned and sustained by evidences of our enter
prize, and what better way can this be evidenced
than by being fairly represented in gathering
of the whole civilized world, for the very pur-
pose of exhibiting the deguee of inge nuity, en-
terprize and prosperity of each country. At the
Worlds Fair in London, last year, we ere cred
itably represen ted and to our citizens was awar-
ded many prizes, and shall we not be as we'll
represented at home? Our citizens seem to care
less about it than when it was held in Ed gland.
This should not be- for the manner of our ap-
pearance at the New York Fair will do much to-
elevate or lower our reputation abroad, and to-
encourage or discourage us at home.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

n accordance with custom, and with ne gem
ersl wish Of the Democracy in various portions
81 the STATE. notice is hereby given that lneI'
viii bea DEMOCRATIC STATE cONVEN-
TON held in the City Of JACKSON, to noml-
nate candidates for State Offices and for mem
Der Of Congress for the State at large Tor the en-
tire delegation ffthe Governor ofthe State should
order the election by the general ticket system
on the
FIRST MONDAY cd day. or NAY NEXT.
The Democrats Of the several counties are res
pectfully urged TO hold primary meetings TO Sc
lect delegates at the earliest practicable period
1t is important that there should be full refec-
tion Of the sentiment of the entire party in the
Convention - Mississfppian
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02
THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI 5
HAm0o CoUNrv
PROBATE CoURr-JANUARY Term, le5s

PROBATE CoURT-JANUARY TERM, 1858.
70 all persons Interested ia the lQnas
teaenle''ts 8rc, Of John EIA deceased
VoU are hereby ci.ated to be and nDD.,r 4
= = the March Term 1858, Of ne Probato.
Court OF xazoo county then and there % show
cease IL any yon can, Why ON order should not
ge MADE iOr the sale Of the following described
La:il In the said county, to-wit. Lot ne. s.,
Section 80, Township no. RANGE 8 Veal, forr
the payment Of the debts of said deceased, hih
personal estate being represented as insufi-.
eient to pay the same. and eariher rs, 40 and.
snteE such things as shall be considered ana
ordered. By ouE said court 10 the premises.
Il is further ordered that publication Of this
citation be- made in the 'sXazoo Democrat for
the space of forty days
- Witness the Hon, g. d. Wnlingon.
tr Judge Of the Probate court Of Eszoo.
county the fourth Monday in JAM,
saT>rNfA. ~. 1883. and Seal of enid count
Issued the 20th day AZ January. 1889
JAMES H BELL l.rf.
Feb. "A, 1e10-13r6w.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

or The following yvas the simple, beautiful
and touching manner in which Daniel Webster
directed dying testimonial 10 be given 70 Die
faithful friend, Peier Harvey:
NV son, take some piece Of silver; let iibs
handsome, and pui a suitable inscription on d.
and gite II, with my love, % Peter Harvey
DANiEL WEEsTER.
MashfeId, Octobsr %, 1852.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02
- See DR.. Washburn's advertise,
ment Of Mastodon Cotton Seed for sale

&C. We see by The last Flag Of the Union
that the wings are beginning to talk about hold
ing State Whig Convention, some time this
year. The Flag talks loud about the necessity
of thorough whig organization--that the vel
fare and prosperity of the State demands it--thai
democratic rule has nearly ruined the State, &c
we will admit that our State is-in some res
Tects--ln ansembaTrassing condition. but that
u y the tanit pf democratic rule" we are not
reaay 70 alreit But we suppose q short q whip
ruze' HfOuldset all things rightl II thev are M
better rulers in State affairs than thew 49, i,
managing the interests Of he National confsa.
.eracy, we do not think our condition would Il
much improved by a sOhig rule.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02
ADVERTIsEMENTg. 8.
sT. CHARLEs EXCHANGE.

YNHE ST. Charles is now thoroughly finished
u and reoPcned in a style far superior insev-
cry rcspt ct 10 any establishment In the Mib8ie-'
sipPi, or probably in the whole Southerncoun--
try.
1t comprises an area Of fifty by one Hundred
feet, and contains a Ri lizard Soloon, tw0 Bow
ling Alleys, Restaurant and otneF convenient
and necessary fixtures. Especial care viii be
observed in furnishing the bar inv0ribly with
the choicest nes,4iquoEs &c, and tlie resiur-
ant with all the Injuries the market affords.
The secluded location, copacious arrungo~
mont, and combined ndyantnges-of thia esiab-
pleasant resort.
The business will be conducted by the most
competent and genilemanly men, and no eXer-
ton will be omitted calculated to merit gem
eral patronage. February 2, 1858
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

Darn Or eEN'L Z. A. BEsArcor -D::so, in
he city Of New Orleans.on the .. c..st ,ns,. Gem
{. A. BEsANcoN, ati.a oe,ha s,..s - NJ,
1ork' ana Tor yyears Citizen of Mississippi,
sen,l besancon was at one time the editor OF
ths Matches Free Trader and latterly editor oi
tie blew Orleans Southern Democrat, which
7epe1e he conducted with ability and success,
He was Bank Commissioners and Represensa-
tive In the Legislature. The decease left the
State Of mississippi aOne years since, and went
to Mexico and Ypcatan, where he distinguished
himself IN assisting to settle the difficulties Of
that country returning he ernigrated to Calffor.
nia, sna after spendi IS some years there, again
cams 70 New OEleans, and died 10 the 4lst year.
Of his age Sentinel
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

c. We wish to call attention to Mr. L. X.
Smiths notice to the citizens of Yazoo, that he
1nteDds leaving Yazoo City in a few weeks, and
that this is the last chance to secure Daguerreo-
types fron his rooms It is well known that
there are but few artists in the United States
that can take as good pictul es as Mr.. Smith can,
and that none can excel him. As tits seldom
that number one artist visits small towns, we
would advise all who wish to <.secure the shad-
ow ere the substance fades" TO give him an early
call.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

MAsoNIc.-The following is list of officers
elected at the late session Of the Grand Lodge
held at Jackson, Miss
J. w. SPEIGHT. of Aberdeen--M. w. G. M
L. v. DIXON, Jackson-R. w. ID. G. M.
JAS. A. CHAPMAN, Paulding--G. S. w.
RICH. COOPER, Raleigh--G. ]. w.
w. HI. McCURDY, Decatur-M. Rev. G.. G.
b. YANDELL. Jackson-R. w. G. 7.
VIM. p. MELLEN. Natchez--G. Secretary.
JNO. r. DICKENS. Belmont-G. S. d.
GEO. NJ. POWELL, Yazoo City-G. j. ID.
NJ. S WARD. Panola--G. M
r. S. R00ME, Vicksburg-G.J w.
E. B. HARVEY. Monroe-G. p.
GEO. w. JOHNSON. Jackson-G. S. & J.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02
4 WORD OF CHEER 10 THE AFFLICTED.

The greatest remedy ever discovered for the
cure Of oil diseases Of the chest and lungs. t
. h..ii.,ed ,hat no perscn who will give Dr.
XViIIioma' Pnlmonic BaIsom Of Wild Cherry
and Wood Naptha a fair trial, but will receive
Immediate relief and great benefit, and acc
knowledge its sovereign virtues-no matter
how desperate the case may be-though the
suffering patient may be hopeless, and hanging
on the confines ofeternity, this sovereign balm
will give relief; and though il may be too late
to cure, it will most certainly assuage his sni@
ferings, protract his existence and finally
oofhe his rassage to . that bourne from
whence no traveller returns"
For full descriptions of its merits, virtues
&c. see Pamphlets, TO be had Of the Agents.
For Sale, by G. Il. MANN.
Yazoo City, Miss, February. lS53.-lm.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

a Guardian Of Marcellus n. a Ill.,
"a Reilly, and as Adminisirator Of I.I.y
0keiily' Iose deceased, | win a. the March Te.m
1898, OF the Probate Court of Yn4oo -o,,,,,-
make an annual settlement and 80 f,--ii-.y
ance JAMES p. O'REILLY.
feo. Z, 1893. Guard 81 Adm'r
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

- See advertisement of Messrs.
Fanton & Turley, Vicksburg. Messrs.
T. & L. are large dealers near the Wash
ington Hotel, where they can accom-
modate the public IN their line of goods,
upon the most favorable terms. We
ask for them an examination of their
stock.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

Valuable swamp'Land obtaiuablo.
DERSONS wishing TO obtain lands ofhe
above description in Washigton county,
Miss, can have an opportunity of doing sd. 81
applying to the undersigned.
DAN'L. JONES.
Yozoo City, Feb. 2, 1853 l3-tf
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

&C. See advertisement of Messrs Marsh &
Denman, carriage merchants, New Orleans
Their establishment is the largest in the city, and
they supply more carriages to this country than
all the Others in New Orleanse. They are res
ponsible men. and deal upon an honorable scale.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

- The Senate has refused to con-
firm he nomination Of Mr.. Badger OF
N th Carolina, for Judge of the Su-
preme Court of the United States. The
nomination will in all probability de-
volve upon the President elect.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02
COMING HERE !
The Great National Panorama "a
California.

- - CaARAOEmR1s
lIS CITIES, TOWNS, MINES AND RIVERS
Takirg up in truthful aud vivid disDlav. ana
excellent Artistic execution.
10000 FEET OF CANVASS.
Pronounced by returned Californias he o,l,, -..
liable representation of the Land of cold h..
fore the Public-visited in the Cities of Nom
x ork, Boston, Philadelphia and 81. T.onie bg
TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND PERSONS
"A a Daylight, Family and School exhibitio1
= evening Sy 1Ig ePresentntions-Door opeu at 60
T. M. Mirror moves at z preciseiv
t~.r Cards of Admission S cer;s ri.ns-.,
and servants . cents.
" ministers AMI tleir Ladies politaIv invi-
tea free. DR.. It. +. CHAMRFPS
Delineator and MANAGER.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

OT Letters from the coast Of Africa state
that the British government are about to with
draw their naval forces from the coast. and. Of
course, by such an act, abandon its efforts ia
that quarter for the suppress sion Of the slave
trade.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

oC3- We wish to call particular attention to
the St. Charles Exchange, advertisement in this
weeks paper
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

ny why should lady decline marrying
Son Of Temperance? Because he might 5eiuss
10 sup-Porief.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

Another HORRIBLE AFFAIR.-4 s0ife Beaten
to Death .-In Tppah county, about ten or
twelve miles from Ripley, a horrible transaction
Eecently occurred. A man named John Will
ns deliberately murdered his wife by kicks and
inued blows, and that too, while the wretch
e "a was enceinte. The author of such an
atroci attempted to make his escape, but by
the commendable efforts of the officers of the
law, the two fold murderer was captured and
safely lodgedin jail.-Eastern Clarion
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

C. We had but one shower Of fain here dur.
ing last menth (January.D The oldest citizen,
hepe, say thsY never sav such . pleasant Jnnuar.y,
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

GHmaa China and 0meemnwmres
w A8E received and for sale a. reduced prices
~ general assortment Of Cut, Flint and press
ed GLASS; lrohst0ne and Gnniie Cfockery. Plain
other Cutlery; Silver Spoons. Forks eobleir. Ec
Also fne Watches and JeWelFy of all descrir-
tions. together with great variety 81 inc. fancy
and useful articles.
s. II. WILSON.
Nov IL le5%. Opposite Wipu's Hotel
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

u- The great California Panaruma will be
here in few days. It has been attracting great
attention in Vicksburg We have no doubt
that it is worth seeing. It is expected to-day.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02
Pure improved MastOdOm Cotton
Seed

II HAVE taken great pains for the last eight
Il years, in purifying aud Improving the Mas
todOn Cotton. II has become acclimated, aud
improved in time Of ripeniBg and productive
ness, without loOsing anything in lengih and
fneness of staple.
Tie improved is not n mixture or amaIgama-
tion with other varieties, but maintains is dis
tinguishing characteristics of stalk and blossom
obvious t even casual observation.
Orders accompanied with cesif on New Or
leans draught, VIII be promptly filed. Price,
s. per 5ushel. Address
A W. WASHBURN,
FEB. 2, ISO3-2m Yazoo City, Miss
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

1hp Beacon of Cuba published
Ct hpH ans, has been discontinued.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02
. SEE FIRST AND FOURTH PAGES 80

ny We are under renewed obligations to
Hons. S. Adams, A. G. Brown and J. d, Free
man, for late favors.
The Yazoo Democrat., 1853-02-02

In this city, on Monday, the 24lh INST, CHARLES
DUoeLAs, son of S. H. and Mary F. Wilson,
aged l l months and days.
In Yazoo City on Wednesday oath inst,
HENRY GuLFoRD, youngest child ofWm. E. and
Martha E. Pugh.
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ttsffsG .sss -Vls,en slowly He gsvc niiah @
description 81 his A<csnt o. tls summit "a q avis
~ pssssve slOng he narrow brink where, down ssfc
o. fifteen hundred feet the ni0hu lava was hsrg an
seeihng m H. angry bed. lie then gave mnu'e and
interesting account OF he destruction Of Ponpcl ars
Herculsneuu m - Of the Christian era He sp0kc @.
his visit q the palace Of D0elc who. With bis whole
tsrily OF seventeen persons barred IRE vsi
rins, while trying 70 esape wh their treasures % GOD
and silver.
The lecture on peSt Thursday evening Is o. be dc
hveTed by PARK Berjsntn, upoa the sah,e,t o; ac'r
tlQa.h.
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TIVE BRITISH and NORTH AMERICAN

Il ko1AL NAIL STEAMSHIPS from NETWORK
q LNEiuOOL.-Caief Cabin Psssose, $50; Second
Calm PasSsgc, SIC.
Prom BOSTON 20 LlVERPOoL.--Chief Cabin Passage
slSo Second Cabin Passar S5. lle sls iron, Boston
sal 81 Hala1.
ARABIA Capt 1GdkrS AMERICA Cart LeStch
..SShhSlA, Capt kyne, EUROPA. Capt. Shannon.
ASlA, Capt r.. g. Lett, CANADA Can't IaDg
SsMCA Cart HarisOo. NIAGARA Cspt Stone
a. , vessels cary clear white ht lnast-ead green
y = ..,.estd bow, nd or port bow.
.ANAnA, Lang. from BOSTON, Welncesisv Ian { 1871
,sits Lott troIo NEW YORK, WttnoSav Jaa 1855
psEItS shannon, I'm BOSTON. "Wednesday jar IA
NtAGAkA, Stonc from BOSTON, We,ieeSsay. Nj = -
AsHHtS \, hsnson I'm NEW-YORK. Weineeisv. Feb Q
81, ~, ASNs ,,Sn1 BOSTON "Wednesday, FEB I6
berths not secured nal .,ai5 for 10y wv -
ApeNpereuceJ Surgeon on bnsrs
abe owners o. these slips will 70: l.. an,rn,ahls I'm
Eold, SILVER, bullion slecie newell -. , -
rietsls, uucss bills Of ladius are s;ss4 ,h., - -
vSae theTeo, therein expressed s~ '''V'V' No ''o
For frv lot Qssssge apply "a
l.. CCNARD, No. 4Bo,,liss.sr,.,
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LIMITED STATES MAI, sTr,NS,I1p

y NoNfANN' cosnec,m; with The PArifc Mel st,,n,
ship C0npSny, carrying the great Ur;,rs S,.,cs ~
Only through lme0 States Nal Lin. H. q Al 49,
and OREGON, va AsPiIwrA and Puna,as Fbe $500
new aud douhlt-engiue Jiltee States Nal ..,ss,ss,D
GEORGIA, SEQ fuLs burden, u u. Porte II = Sn.P
Comiaal6cr wall ss co SArJ BDAY. Fes aatSo''nSS,
y pecssly from Iaef e. fcoi Of WNrru North r.
The Pacific Msi S'csis Consrsfys sur mail s:rs-
Iass snd passengers End sal Immediately Tor Ssn -
clco Nc efforts VIII b. spSrcd the ra-t OF ~.
Companies send their passengers through with exnsS
non ortsnd safety. kStes Of kaEe to Aspnwa Lss
saloon, STATE Room ~; Lower AT and Forward Salon
Go. 80; SccOsd tGhin StGaGecs. IS. Stcerage sss
fasse w be arded the Railroad Wharf - Asu
wal fte Transit CO the Ishnus a. the p4ssengers eX.
lense Persons securing through paSSge by the United
Ssies MAJ Steamers from NewlOIk. b1ve preference OF
accommodation hoard the Psoiho Nal steamers Rates
o. fSre nom Panama 10 San FrcnciSco the most favor.
ete ttInS For irc ght o. Passage apply 20 ChARLES T.
WHITNEY, ~ The once Il tie Conf A. - Nc IN Wes-
a., oes of"eIreE, y.
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~ Our readers will recoLlect the case Of
Frederick Leopold noticed in Tie Tr'eSs< some tine
since We ind the following paragraph In relation TO
bin /. one OF our Southern ExehaHges;
Mr. Frederick Leopold shfaisazed einrsn Of iae
,or ,,.sry ,eryices due to the King thereof has
,,,,ne 10 81, home In Charleston & G. He Ssses that
be w.s selzed a, night and lnaeSie NO. 20 preon
linn Tor lima The keepers Of tbs yrsou gsve him saJ
blsnket for hs bed and only bread I'D vsfS eat
he s<u. for the American Consu bat b ssd ~ eo.li
Do netting for ln, and Mr. Leopold eoo,psua1e iAs
MATER by psy NC $40 for ssbsursie.
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STATES MAIL STEAMSHIP

u COMPAEY-FOR Ne W-ORLEANs,vA HAVANA
The splendid siesmship CRESCENT CITY, oa1ter com
u.pder viii sail from the pier IL Of Waenst " r,
on THURSDAY, January n, az O'Clock r NJ precisely
Rates e passage 20 Havana ard " aranse-
ment-Iedies and after saloon bsrtbs $50 lower for
ward saloon berih So SO Specie only tasen
on freight Havana Freight taken 10 a. -
cents per cubic foot Shippers OF freight are reneste1 %
supply themsev with the Compsnys bills OF sdns c5
may be- had On application the Oce No other form viii
be saped No bis Of lsdng sEned after twelve o'clock
the dsv Of sailing For freight passage, apply 70 VI
ROBERTS No. IN West St corner Warren.
EOR SAN FRANCISCO. - The elegant
Cljuper Ship sIR9CCO Capt John L. Sanford il rap
idly loading at Pier No 26 East River For balance Of
spIendor apply TO j. 5 GAYLORD. No. 81 Walls