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L DEBT OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE, AND TIL
WAR.

England and France go to war with Russia with debt
stoned to their shoulders which, like Sinbads old man
The sea- cings them with the tenacity Of death The
bt Of England Is estimated at S3se2 boo,9o4 and the
bt Of France at s,oes l27,4T2 Before the is
We perceive that the ablest heads in Parliament expect
be protractedthis liability will be fearfully
creased Meanwhile, who paysp Who sufers7 Not
0ne the vast expenditure Of blood drawn from the peo
but from workless and breadless population tayes
a' be er,ored to keep mp the conflict the shores Of
Danube and the Bosphorus. Without entering into n
mparlson between our own condition government
people and that Of the two great powers alluded
and without contrasting our war with Mexico with
en upon Russia, may we not thank God that He has
ut our lot upon this eontnentthat He has given ms
ga government aud that He has enabled us peacefully
work out the problem that is capable Of sefgoy-
|pmept1
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mat In the custom-house at New York there IL
,N'Afu whose business Is 10 receive and test money
~ WIN pour the contents Of an mmense bag Of gold
% com INTO the scale-or It Is weighed not count
| pu 10 trice announce the amount In dollars and
men running his fingers through the shining
- sna applying his TO them Immediately takes
mt.,3 counterfeit He has never been known 10 make
Ma,' IN pronouncng money good bad; and his i'm
instinct Tor detecting the spurious metal Is located
bis olfactory organs.
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SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
MONDAY. Anril "a 1874

No 80. The Ohio Life Insurance and Trust Compan,
anuH IN error 20 Henry Debolt treasurer &c The ar
ment Of this cause continued by Messrs Pugh am
padding or the defendant in error and concluded by Nj
fsnoery for the plaintiff in error
Adjourned til tomorrow, II o'clock
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BY TEL EG X A PHI.

Arriral of the Steamer Arabia-Seren Day. Later from
Europe.
HALIFAX April 25.-The Arabia arrived here to-
day with days later dates from Europe being dates
from Liverpool to April Is
Flour had advanced shilng-canI quoted at 3ss. Cd
sos Baltimore and Philadelphia brands sos. to 500 3D.
and 4Os. Wheat advanced Cd per bushe Corn advanced
Is per quarter. Cotton advanced from lie to y pence
Sales Of week. 900 bales Provisions firm, and going
up. Coffee quiet. Tobacco unchanged Naval stores firm
Rice from 2s to as. Money stringent American stocks
firm, and receiving full prices Consos, s1H"
QUESTION.
England and France sl continue their preparations
extensive scale Large numbers Of troops being
continually sent away.
Spain made ample Preparations for the Black Warrior
outrage and adjustment Of the affair is considered salts
factory
Russia stil continues her preparations, and was
marching large armies forward The Czsr has caused the
Emperor Of Japan to open his port.
The aars of the Danube remain uneh nged though Tur
KEY engaged in actiyewar operations.
The Greek troubles subsidng Austria and Prussia
remain neutral as by last accounts.
Later from ColfornioArrirol Of The PompooUore gold.
NEW onlHAss, April A.-The steamer Pampero arrived
day from San Juan with about 200 and
$3.50 900 in gold dust
The steamer Northern Light sailed from Juan the
18th New York. with 500 passengers and and
half millions gold This together with the Illinois and Uni
ted States three millions dollar, gold shipped
from California about the LIST instant.
The general political very meagrc. good deal Of
rain had fallen and the weather unpleasant Good
health, however, prevailed.
Indian troubles in the interior had nearly ceased
The Walker expedition has dwindled down to small
and Insignificant band Of his had deserted him
The value Of real estate In San Francisco and other prnc
pal cities had greatly decreased rents had aso fallen Bust
very dull with argesuppy Of all kinds Of pro
ducc prices seriously reduced An unusual number OF per-
returning home in consequence Of dull times and the
depressed condition Of business.
Arrival Of The Northern Light.
| Nrw YopK, April 25-The steamer Northern Light
rived here to-day from Aspnwal She reports mining
porous Business had generally improved Hawaii -four
quoted at st Provisions advancing clean pork Is
quoted at s25 s36j lard s1s $40. Sugars have ad
vanccd. Domestic goods dull
The Mexican consul at San Francisco has been arrested for
violating the laws Of the United States by enlsting
within the territory Of the United States into the service
foreign government This has given rise to much
excitement.
The steamer Illinois has also arrived in New York bringing
million OF dollar. in gold and the California ms but
nothing later from California.
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By j. q. MCGUIRE. AucttOnccr.
s7'HHEE NEW HOUSES AT AUCTION.-On Friday af
eInoon April 81 o'clock, on the premises shall sell parts
street west between and streets south Island fronting As feet
attic frame houses containing each
These houses situated beautiful and rapidly improving
of the Island
Terms: One half cash the residue In Fix and twelve msnths
JAS. q. MCGUIRE,
April l5-eod Aucti0neer.
o. The above saIe II postponed until Thursday af
JAS G. MCGUIRE
APP 22--d Aucioneer.
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VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON FOURTH STREET
west opposite the Judiciary Square, auconi be offered
for sale public auction Tuesday, the I'd day OF May at5x
ocock The premises that valuable and
building lot situated 4h between and
morrill, opposite the Judiciary SQUARE sns part q lot No 8 In
square No. 52 having Is and running back
% ~ inches, containing square feet This
among the most valuable and iby situated building In Wash
ngton and the profitable
or for procuring valuable site Tor fst class residence
Tcrns Onehd Of the purchase cash the balance In
equal nstalnen ~ and Is months with the dcfen
red payments 10 be secured BY deed of,r on the prcPer
JAS q. MCGUIRE,
Ap23-d Auciioncer.
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4
and brig cambridge in port
Deoa Of Hsrehant.
NV YoaK, April 25James Matthew'S one OF the oldes
and most opulent merchants in New York died to-day.
Boston and oAa,lestoua Incorporated
Bosros April 25The legislature passeC
bill annsring charlestown to Boston.
Shocking Tragedy ia Lynehbvg. Murder AID Sa.eide.
LsscHBuse, (Va,) April 22.0ur community great
excited this morning by the Of shocking TRACE
dy John W. Lambeth, citizen Of this place, while labor
ing under alteration of mind murdered his wife by cutting
her throat and then killed himself The weapon used
pocket knife
Railroad Subscription, DE.
INV ORLEANS, April 22The city voted yesterday by An
immense majority subscription the great north
ern and southern railroads.
The Empire City is aground below.
Raiiroad Blu Passed
HARaIsBuRe, April 25The bill relative to the Sunbury,
Erie, and Cleveland railroad making the latter pay bonus
OF $3.50 900 for the right Of way from Erie the Ohio line
passed the senate to-day.
NEW ORLEANS, April rs.
The steamer Yankee Blade, from New York, arrived at
Panama ON the Ath inst.
The ship Underwater has been gotten off and reached her
wharf
Gen. Houston ~ Ierds.
CmARLEsToN, April 23.--Gen Houston made political
speech at BRENNAN, Texas the 18th.
Railroad Accident.
HAvRE DE GRACE, April 24.--The express train which
left this morning of the track when Aberdeen The
locomotive and tender completely demolished and the
smoking upset Several persons injured but
seriously. The engineer and fireman had escape.
Fire at Troy
Taoy, April IA fire in this city last evening consumed
the shoe of Mr. Packard Cornes tailor and candy
shop Moneys paint shop, and adjoining stable During
the progress Of the flames large number Of people
gated the roof of shed by and portion Of the roof
gave way, injuring several persons underneath
Arrirai of the Steamer Tennessee.
BALTIMORE, April 25The Tennessee has arrived
from Charleston after passage Of So hours with 81
gers
Markets.
New YoRK, April 25--Breadstutfs unchanged. Dealers
waiting for the steamer. Flour-saes of 200 barrels
State brands at 81 49, southern at SO 81. Wheat-Gen
sales at 81 "a southern red 81 90 Corn
80 600 bushels yellow at "a cents mixed so cents Cot
ton firm. Stocks dull declined slightly.
baltimore, April 25-Flour is held at So So Wheat
sales Of 200 bushels white So 81 ST. Corn
sales Of 900 bushels white 74a 70 cents yellow
n cents. Oassales at 48 53 cents Whskey nix cents
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Nww YoHx, April 24-The United States friqate Consti-
tuton from Cape de Verde bound Madeira passed
the 25th nit. All well.
The wreck Of the schooner r. s. Ward, from Charleston
for New York. loaded with cotton fallen In with the
10Th Tho captain and crew were taken off, and brought
here this morning She was splendid vessel Of three hun
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bred and sixy TONS insured here io 0o Her
was insured for $50, 900.
The sloop Jamestown sailed from Monteyideo Feb
raary 10th, for Philadelphia The Germantown sailed the
day for the Falkland islands The fgae Savannah
and brig Banbridge were in port.
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Luca.s Hnitiaiore Type aud stercotype Foundry
hank Lane, adjoining iSarnum's city Hotel.
l5 establishment which successful operation for
number of years. all times prepared 10 furnish book and
printers with description OF
beautiful and durability foundry this county, and AZ
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ny ). Q. NJ SQUIRE, Auctioneer.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN THE FIRST WARD AT
auctionOn Thursday aernoon Apri 27h, att O'Clock,
The shall subd ions No. l63, 0nt
ing each 80 feel On Ia, between ard streets north,
back alley.
null depth Of the n
These vicinity La
iayee square and desirable for building purposes
Terms; OactiTd cash. and with
interest," secured by deed Of
LAS. q. MCGUIRE,
Ap x3--d Auct0ueer. z
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FOR LEASE,

THE NATIONAL THkATRK, Of Washington
l. suing season, or for a term Of year.
National
every meritorious attraction Gil IT,
With the alterations and will be
every respect a desirable establishment
suitable company could be selected the proprietor would
cede 10 the following arrangement; l..Ef
The entire receipts 70 be DISTRIBUTED thus The current
the OF the and, Gall surplu be
divided the members OF e Ia the proportion Of
salaries The proprietor would have for
until after of and salaries.
The would hike. receive
with particulars, from inclined this action The
Of the proprietor he best talent by paying
the proht.
Every proprietor alone,
will himself liberty the OF any party
dressing him this subject
QJ All communication tpepad) be addressed 10 The
Proprietor the Ratons Theatre pa Washington D. Or
40
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NEW fosK, April 25-Janes Matthews, Of the Oldest
md most opuient merchants in New York died to-day.
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FARE REDUCED.

FARE REDUCED.
a sH.r INDEPENDENT LINE FOR CALIFORNIA
E,,,nxa Ahead hncs.Ths celebrated Steamship
2AAnefk NORTH STAR will New York Nay 8,
meet win the popular steamship UNCLE 6AM Captain
Mills Por tickets apply only 10 ss .slA.ss-
ss -sas JAMES NJ CROSS
No. Battery Pace, lup s,aiIs)
% days and l6 hours. LIS ~ =
Ap23-d6t Eft
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Tor SALE brick yelling, with thirteen jus
finished, of 18th. Ior app,
Al street, south Of @, amer O'Clock,
Anil 2l--d8u.
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Bostoa aud Chasiestown Incorporated.
Boston, April 25The passed
a bill annexing Charestown to Boston.
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WANTED, by Respectable young woman, q satua-
w ton ladies
fecty understands hne washing manner;
nurse, who would have Obj a family
references Tan be for three 9ls
west corner OF Gadb row. None need apply unless Of
able family April 26-It
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TsSSW lAMpgsghtes--a nSve1
ApH FRANCK TAYLOR
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NOTICEIH cor:eqasnce q inpesed health The subscriber by
IN matuAI has withdsawa MICHAEL
MOUSSE 90. rhs Amevicas foreign
finn wi be coatsusd hevetoors, ~ the parne
washa9tcn, April l, 1854 MICHAEL kOURsE.
Apis
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GIVE VALUABLE YOUNG HARNESS HORSES AT AUC-
uonon Ttarsday the a7h shall
the OF sAh and Pennsylvania
10 O'clock hve hne iarks well broke har
korsss, Virginia. be livery
weeden, Maryland
Capitol. purchase
horse will do well to attend the sale. Terns cash.
GREEN h SCOTT,
Ap25-aTWhds Auctioncers.
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Uy GREEN u SCOTT. Aucsioneers.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT AT AUCTIoN-op Thursday,
27th instant, shall se al o'clock, hne building
containing o,9o feet
49, fronting second between and north,
railroad depot
Termsi balance years.
bearing OF sale. deed
taken An conveyapeins at the sost Of the purchaser
GREEN b SCOTT, +
8-d AUconeers,
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CANTON MATTINGS and Floor Oilcloths.-Just
sale per extensive
peor Of white RID checked, and mangs o.
a. 50, and - widths
Having purchased hcse under favorable
the market them
haps little than other rea country
Aso IS sheets superior quality rich and priced floor oil
cohs In al the and desirable designs the
trade, which At rooms,
hsis az passages, = per diagram.
April 10 -6tifsod CLAGET'T DODsoN,
COLLINS: BOVINE, 4 Co., iish street, second door
Pennsyvnns and mansscturers Of
prices evory variety books paper fancy,
snd stationery Copying and notarisi presses cheap
Wnns papers notes Intel ~ books
wiring books shipping receipt books,
chi Tin manifold
case dates pencils chess perforated board
exchange, memorandum hDoks books
port foos gold psns paper
holders presses books
waters, Fancy
". Book M 0 pstiern.
checks, receipts, he. BRANCH OF STATIONERY HALL,
Az Ip-dim ia md l76Pcari street, New York
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Taoy April PA fire in this city last evening consumed
the shoe of Mr.. Packard Cornes tailor and candy
shop Moneys paint shop and adjoining stable During
the progress Of the flames large number Of people
gated the roo of shed by and portion Of the roof
gave way, injuring several persons underneath.
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HAvRE GnAoE, April A.-The express train which
left this morning of the track when Aberdeen The
locomotive and tender completely demolished, and the
smoking upset Several persons injured but
seriously The engineer and fireman had escape.
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Arrira of the Steamer Tennessee.
BALTIMORE April 25.The steamer Tennessee has arrived
from Charleston after passage Of Sc hours with 81 pasen
gers g@
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The Marshall Ilnosan that An arrest has ate
been made that place of by the of Kagay
who alleged to be guilty Of heavy forgeres upon til
Stockwes and other persons in Cincinnati The forgere
said to amount to between $4,000 and 100000
large amount Of money found upon his person III
time of his He attempted to escape from his cap
tiyes by bribng them after his arrest
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OFFICIAL.

ETrER ard Fooiscap papers, ruled and plain,
II 81 aSto 81 SO per resm, lof sale by
COLLINS, BOVINE, CO.,
lih Of
Branch OF StasioE-rs' Hall, ia and l76 Z
Ap lD-dlm Pearl street, New York.
1IlRD supply OF stripe and plaid silks. chotee
ors just received, at Gax cents per yard
HALL b BROTHER.
bp 2l-6,dn
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SAoek"y Tragedy "a Lynehburg--Anydey aud Saicde.
LssoHsuae, Va.,) April 22.-our community great
y excited this morning by the Of shocking TRACE
dy John Lambeth, citizen Of this place, while labor
ing under alteration Of mind murdered his wife by cutting
her throat and then killed himself The weapon used
pocket knife
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doubled his exertions.. All lest his time Of re-
venge arrived One dayh was observed to pay |
more attention to his peep hole, and, after long
and patient Watching, he was seen to commence I
that peculiar vibrating movement which gen
orally prefaces monkeys mischief. Suddenly |
his eye was withdrawn from the knot-hole, his
hand thrust through like lightning, and with
drawn, bringing with it the tail Of the unfor-
tunate little monkey on the other side Of the
partition. He fixed his feet firmly on each side
of the knot-hole, and tugged away at his rivafs
tail, alternately screaming with delight and
chattering with fear at the punishment which
he well knew would follow. The poor baby,
monkey, on being assailed in such an unexpected
manner, set up q most heart rendipg cutlery, On
hearing which its mother few to it's assistance,
and, seeing her offspring apparently fastened to
the wall, seized it by its arms, and pulled with
all her might in order to release it. The ag--
gressor chartered, the mother demonstrated, and
the baby screamed, until the cutlery drew the
attention of keeper, at whose approach the
aegressor loosed his hold of his victims TAIL and
crouched into the farthest corner of the cage,
| where he displayed exceeding ingenuity in
| avoiding the cuts of the keepers whip.
| The ANCIENT GIANTS OF FINLAND.-Before the
| French-so runs the legend-there were the
giants; good while before, we should think, by
the account the Fins give of their departure
| The Finnish tradition declares: giant chllu
came one day to her giantess mamma, and
showed her o curious insect she held IN her
apron and had picked up on the plain. 1t was
pillow, with team and driver calais, my
Child said mamma, =" this is token Of grief to
US Where this thing appears - small as it
looks--we of the old race cannot long abide
And so it proved and SO we may form some
near guess as to when the Finnish giants went
away. For their legacy so runs the legend.
they left the unreasonable masses Of ore which
were their prodigiousy hot ovens and stoves
but which are known to the tiny race OF then
successors as inexhaustible iron mines They
left, the people say, such an interior warmth II
that particular tract of soil that corn grows ane
: ripens during the short summer several degree
north of the points, in Siberia and Canada
where no ear is formed. The fax is the fines
known in the world; and even the moderl
potato ripens in the boarded warmth Of thos
ancient fires The monstrous salmon that com
f wedge like up the clear frothing rivers were tn
minnows with which those giants angled for tn
marine monsters that roll and tumble in tn
Arctic Seas. The wild swans were their it'll
singing birds ;Rand, if the swan-note be mo-
q held discordant, it is through its grief for il
e departed patrons, and tales are told of tn
sweetness Of that music when heard far ava
: over the boundless swamp, accompanied by tn
Tyre accompaniment of miles of pine forest swel
:, by the night breeze
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RIVER STEAMERS.
YICKSRURG.

WIN leays every SATURDAY. al s o'clock Pm.
EyOR MILL1KEN'S BEND, YIcKs- H. n
IA AND Gf,IF RoDNeY WATCHER, VI. ADAats -
BAYOU SARA ard BATON RoUGE-Reeusr saturday Weekly
k.6urg Packet stsar1r H. w. McRAE pse Of the soak
BelTbs sgTss and s-i Iun,9g PsssssFer We
rsgt OF passa9s sppy FOO. Of Canal street q
SMITH a. FIMfsTER, is CAnaI street. i
t The r. w McRas " 70 the bdaines Of the sesmer
and will ats freight for pSints on ths Yszoo
Srader aod freight and for Arhansas river Ne
poeon Gsipes Landing Columbia ereense and The Bends i
privilege Of rssbipping.
Er Passengers landed at point on the Coast
cansl str,st To rsesIvs frejeht iy7I
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a nj u Sc M EN- rs.

I'D OPER & TRAVIS'S GYMNASIUM, Perdldo
st,eet over The Shades PROPER TRAVIS respectfully
ofNe Orleans thst have opened 81 X
superior thing ne ka 70
expense 10 procuring eSAy
thing cessary Institution Of this kind ,,-.,,y
respectfully Invited to call and eIamine the
there strongly Dy Eli
PhypIcians :, rt,r,55 ufnsf
there is also attached Establishment BATHING foo
with avery necessary requiem ent
tss- Lessons giTen In sparring end Fencing. -,
~ Open Ao - rahiT
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TOBACCO. We heard of 1o4 hhds sold as follows Is
at S 116s, IL at 81 and IA at SIC p tb.
SUGAR AND NJ GLASSES. Sales confined to small
lots at previous rates.
FLOUR Market very dull and dropping, and we
noticed only few retatransactions at So 9o0 . Dbl
for superfne st Louis.
GRAIN " Market heavy. Sales 5000 sacks including
$50 Mixed at So 1900 mostly Yellow at and 800 Yellow
at $50 p bushel Of Oats 1000 sacks disposed Of
nearly all at 361ae 2 bushel Sales of Bran, 800 sacks
at e5s 2 100 TBS
PROVISIONS. "A lot Of 300 bbls upinspected Mess
were sold on Friday at sll % q Dbl Sales yesterday
confined retaiots at S11 IS 2 Dbl for Mess Nothing
of moment was doing in Bacon or Lard.
TALLow. Declined, and 12o bbls city rendered were
sold at 81 q tb.
WHISKY We noticed only retail transactions at
90 q gallon for Rectifed ..o@ ~.
FREIGHrs... Improved, and ship taken for Glas-
| gov at x for Cotton.
| EXCHANGE. Demand fair at our quotations:
| Sterling 1os3 q dn1oa34 f0lO91s
FRANC logsf 20 p doi! ola
New York sixty-day Bills. ...lAM2a p Ct else
| sight Checks on New York ......a01 U ct. prem
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NEW ORLEANS CATTLE MAKRET

JEFFERSON CRY.
Sunday Evening. July 2S, 1854
The arrivals during the last few days were confined to
Attakapss and Lake Cattle But few Western stock
offers with fair supply of Texas Cattle good in
curry for Veal Cattle continues and Hogs at last
quotations
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LAKE STEAMERS.
T.MOBUjE

EyoR MoBILE-Daily q. 8. Mail ~
II Iirs--saran.r Arranssassi; "a sAY 81 LOU
ia. PASS CHRISTIAN and PAsCA9oUkAIheesd
sp sssssts 81 I; sfp n
supeTor One OF the above stss
srs viii ssv Ire Pentsrsrsn Ba5oad DAILY on arTs OF ths
Tte a. be 10 c9es otp4ng DAILY going .nd
A Bv Al I and snd at PAscsgena on
THURSDAYS ard SATURDAYS, gong, ADD on Sn"
THURSDk rs, returning. .,eL Il ~, ~. IA,
psps for Pases5ula pat ~ ~" Tsy On
Wednedsys Innash tps noaS
Mondays and Taursdays - ~. -. = .r3..s4
~ All freight for Bay Sc Lo1is and fafcpns-la'
By Creole. V ~
E baggage uggngs hosss s nuss De at ths
road b. NIX o'clock they go tha ds5. 10
fF Way Mail Bag will ieags The Office pop'y
nadav p. gEpDks. Agent " 6ans re. "
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m AXE HOUSE, NEW SHELL ROAD. fsszS
Tba subscriber notifies the public thst ne Esash
from exploring expedition ana has
secured for especial benefit the excus privilege OF
bnc Southern Dtstrict and anfFs ~
friends with that this tine out hs mesa
jsinanies in the form FISH, FLESH, WILD and ak Z,
ST Es WINES sta will readiness for sudden cali any
promises has shall as
aatisfed with quality or eharEea. los VI =. e
A RCADE HOTEL, r. 5. MoRss, fro- ffssSs
"A nsorThie soamiasy known tothe Ess4
ns ooenss TS MORNING, Monday November
y. Ia Ihs noase haa seso 'noA'-eN-'te