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REGULATIONS.

Any article offered for premium must be owned By the
person offering or By some member of bis family who j.
under twenty.one years Of age.
All articles whether made within the year previously
and whether heretofore had premium awarded not are
eligible to compete for premiums.
Whether there be much, ttle competition, prem
uma will be awardedpovided the regulations Of the Society
are adhered to, and the articles are meritorou.
Any person the of article exhibited 10 compete
for premiums who shall make use Of any means TO bias the
awarding committee n making up their Judgment shall for
felt their premiums The various awarding committees are
respectfully solicited to be present in due me that the Board
may not be under the necessity Of filing vacancies.
There will be ample enclosure Of ground with close
board fence eight feet high suitable buildings will also be
erected All stock must be exhibited within the enclosure
Sigas will be placed over the Offices designate them
Before entering the enclosure first 20 the TrsasureF Of
6ce pay the annual fee dollar you have not previously
done 30 you will receive from the Treasurer msmbershp
card which you will RETAIN and which win give you free &C.
cess to the fair Grounds at al times during the Fair I'm
lately after entering the enclosure 60 to the Clerks Of
fee show him your Membership Card and he will register
my animal article you may desire 10 enter giving you
card to correspond with bic bOoLh which you attach Il
the animal or article you wsh to exhibit -f
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committee will direct you to the location and arrange
ment Of anything you may have Tor exhibition.
The orders the Treasurer for premiums and diplomas vii
be ready for delivery twenty days after the Fair. They vii
be deposited with the Treasurer who viii pay all orders o.
presentation.
For further particulars see "Noties 10 VEto" which vii
be posted up 10 divers places on the Fair Grounds.
The Board Of Managers will take every preeauton in Lbe
power for the safety Of stock and articles Tor exhibition, bu
viii not be responsible for any loss damage that may occur
Intoxicating drinks Of ell kinds strictly prohbtel,
only the Fair Grounds bat the leading there
10.
No person will be permitted to engage 10 any kind Of bust
nes traffic exhibition the Fair Grounds without writ
ten permit from the Secretary.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-17
COLONEL FREMoNTs TITLES IN CALrFoR-

By late arrival from California we learn that siu the Dis
trict Cou OF Mapcsa County, the injunction suit OF the
Merced Mining Company COL FrsmOnt we decided
for the defendant upon general demurrer to the complaint
The injunction bad previously been Dissolved BY TIE DsO
Judge The late decision Of the Supreme COuit sirmnp
the order granting The nunctcn distinctly decides that the
owner Of The soil has the rights to enoR miners from akiug
gold silver from the land. An ejtosment By Rdds rpg
ese Of COL Fremoh against the Mesaed Mining COMPANY
for the celebrated MONT Of be Reduction Works vas se
tried at The last term Of the District court asd although the
defendants nterPossd answer IN the mature Of Din IN
equity insisting upOn ~ .Ss pssssasOas sna a'gs every
hia decree was rendered 10 favor Of The panI o hs Dos.
session Of land, With ell the works and improvement. aus,
damages for The detention" 7Hsia f ese4
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PRICES OF ADMISSION.
N E N B E R s.

Each Member Of the Society will be furnished on tie pay.
ment oft annual fee Of dollar with certificate of
behp This certificate presented to the Secretary, will
cure the holder to admission tickets for his family. during the
Fair provided there not than FIVE the age Of
years.
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COND D A Y.

THURSDAY OCTOBER i5rH-Gand procession Of horses at
o'clock A. NJ. General exhibition by the Judges ETC.
Wagons Carriages aud Farm implements examined by the
Judges this day also.
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VISITORS IN ATwo HORSE CARRIAGE,

In addition to their single admission tickets will have to pur
chase carriage ticket at thirty cents and deliver to the gate
keeper as you pass in.
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VISITORS oNH HORSEBACK,

In addition to their ten cent ticket will have to purchase horss
ticket fifteen CENTS both Of which must be delivered to the
gate keepkr as you pass in.
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VISITORS IN A ONE HORSE CARRIAGE,

In addition to their ten cent tickets will have to purchase
carriage ticket at twenty-five cents and deliver it to the gate
keeper, as you pass in. -
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VISITORS ON FOOT,

Will be furnished with tickets Of admission at the ticket Office
for ten cents EACH These tickets must be delivered to
the gate keeper, as you pass in.
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HIRD DAY.

FRIDAY OcroBER l6rH-Shis day the Trotting Match,
Flowing Match Ladies' EquesEransn, and Examination Of
articles in Floral Hall, etc., ETC., will take place.
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ORDER OF ARRANGEMENTS.
FRS D AY

WEDNESDAY ocroBER l4TH-Enres Of animals. and ar
ces for exhibition Cattle Sheep, Hogs Poultry and Crops
will be examined by the Judges.
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Audrding COMMITTEE.
Miss G. Hamilton Waynesburgh; Miss Elizabeth Beatty,
Mrs. Jane Lloyd steubenyle; Geo. Y HsmPsOn, John H.
Trip. ...
Each competitor 10 this performance, will be required 10
paw one dollar entrance fee
There will be splendid PoIyechnical exhibition Of fire
works the evening Of the second day Of the fair.
Judge Means OF Seuhenvie has been invited, aud eI.
pected To deliver the annual address.
There will bea Band Of Music in attendance during the
Fair to enEyen the occasion.
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LIST OF PREMIUMS.

The tOlOwiag Is a list Of Prmiums aRd Apardiag Con
fninses for the Seventh ARnual Fair Of The Carroll
County AgrcurOI Society. for The gear 1857 70 Js Asld
on as grounds al CarrOLton on Wednesday, Thursday
and EFiuay, tie I4h, I5ih and l6h days Of October.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-09-17
LADIES' EQUEsTRIANIsM.

Ladies' Equestransm will come of at o'clock on the
third day. t#1
For best specimen Of ladies' equestransm aspleudd Ca.
has. or ladys work satchel valued At $40 90
Cd best do. do. do. do. o 90
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UNENNUxERATED ARTICLES.

All articles not enumerated IN the foregoing premium list
viii be examined BY the COMMITTEES on "uuen1umsraed ar
ce" aud award premiums al articles they may deem meri-
tOrious. ..arH.-.
AUardiag COMMITTEE
james P. Cummings A. L. Rothacker. Miss Helen EckIey
Miss Add Thompson.
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East Horses.
AwaYdinq Conmittes.

James D. Ladd Reason Welsh, James Martin, j. Orr, O.
H. CJrnwel, Richlrd Baxter aud Nathan Pmm.
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BREAD, HONEY AND DAIRY PRODUCTS.
Award;na Committee,

.- AWdrdfng Committee. --.
A. R. Haines Malvern: Geo. Y. Hampson, Mn. G. Har-
baugb Mrs. J. Ebeno:e and Mrs. James Patton.
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FRUITS.

Avdrding Committee.
James Shepherd JhOu Snow, R. H. HOle John Scott. John
L. Hunt.
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.tsI CROPS.
Class I.--Field Product.

Best crop Of corn not less than four acres and fifty bush
slsto the acre, "a 90
Cd best do fa-eRE VFF@F.s 200
Best eppof wheat not less than five acres, and thirty
bushels to the acre s 90
I'd beet do. sas a. eHaf q 90
BeSl crop Of oats not less than FIVE acres and sixty bush
els to the acre s 90
Cd best do. 90
Best crop Of timothy seed not less than one acre, 200
I'd best, 1 90
Best crop Of clover seed not less than one acre, 90
I'd best - 90
Best crop Of potatoes not less than euequarter acre 90
% best 90
Best crop sweet potatoes, 2 90
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V- gT Apardiag Commiaes
John EbersOle Jacob Sayer, E. R. Lee John Riley and
Henry A. Stidger. .
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Awarding Committee.
John Thompson. David H. Levy and David Gantz
FLOWING MATCH.

To the team that will pillow fourth Of within
two hours, 10 the best and most workmanlke manner
First Premium. ..- ........... "a 90
Second 90
Third 90
The Committee requested to slate the particular ad'an
age in each performance which entities it to get premium
AWardiag Committee.
Thomas Kinsey. Thomas Creighton, Robert Dennison,
Gabriel Sell and Peter Harple
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go 81 Awsrdiag CommiHss.
William Lee, Cyrus Moore, Joseph Figley, Joel Peuuock
Csrs and Htitsrs.
AWardiag Consmittss.

H. Lee. P B. Bazier hip Harsh, Christian Hayorstck
md Harrison Downs. l = ar.-s.. sgtaf \
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HORSES.
Class II-TRorounh Bred.

First premium. Diploma and 81 90
~ All competitors for premiums Ia this breed of stations
must give the committee the pedigree in full of each horse
Morgans included.
AWGrding Committee.
James D. Ladd, Richmond Jefferson CO.; Reason Welsh,
Csdiz; James Martin, New Lisbon; O. H. (onwe Salem,
Lamont Orr, Richard Baxter, and Nathan Pimm.
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| e. /trarding Committee.
Thomas Smiley W. H. Ladd, MOrdcai Moore R. George,
Nathan Pmm and A. NcAlTster.
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CLASS Geldings.

B span matched horses or mares owned by person IS 90
oI O M
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06

It'll unusual for any mercantile house in New
York, or indeed elsewhere, stand the shocks and
changes of halfa century; and, when an establish
ment succeeds in so doing, it may be regarded as
an indication that staunch, upright, indeiatigable
and enterprisng men are at the helm. This is EN-
phatically the case with the well-known importers
and family grocers, |. & W. GERRY of New York
whose advertisement will be found in another COLI
umn. Established as long ago as 1904, they have
ever since been extending their limits, and now
offer unsurpassed inducements to all who want
pure wines and groceries. The abuses of many
unprincped dealers in adulteratng their tea, cof-
fee, sugar, and particularly liquors, render it high
ly desirable for purchasers to trade only with those
"ho themselves import, and whose character is
above suspicion.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
BY THE NATIONAL LINE.
Reports Furnished NV the Associated press


WAsHiEGroN, Feb. 4-The corruption invests
eating committee are on the track OF the Cuban
Railroad bonds that given on; last winter by
certain gentlemen to carry the Western Railroad
Tin.
The Dallas treaty was discussed three hours in
executive session.
SENATK-There was hardly a forum present
any Of the time
HousE-Florence introduced bill TO equalize
Army, Navy and Marine pensions.
Bengham, from the Committee on Elections, re-
ported resolution, which was adopted, declaring
that Hall, OF Iowa. was legally elected Represen-
tatiTe.
The resolution giving Mr.. Clark, the contestant,
bis mileage and per diem allowance lies over.
The House discussed the joint resolution giving
each branch of Congress entire control Of its
tingent fund.- without the supervision of the Treas
ury officers.
NEw YoRK, Feb. 4.-The steamer Persia sailed
to.dsy for Liverpool, with $50 passengers and
s275. 600 in specie.
LOUISVILLE, Feb. 5, Q. A. NJ Thermometer at
So Accounts from ST. Louis and all points TO the
mouth Of the Ohio and from Cincinnati and Evans
vile, represent the les weak and about breaking
up The same state of things exist here.
Below Cairo the river is open and boats are run
ming.
CIYcINYArI, Feb. 5.-Flour unchanged. Whis-
ky-no sales, held at 23c Lard is active at l2c
Cote is active at lltalIt
The ice is moving. The river is rising slowly.
Weather warm, with indications of rain
The ice moved for the distance of two miles at
three O'Clock this morning AMI again gorged.
The steamers Gipsey, James Watts and Quar-
rier were sunk; the latter had cargo of groceries
for the Kanawha river. Boats at the WHAT are
uninjured.
AT Newchmond and Portsmouth the ice is mova
Ing
NEW YoRx, Feb 5.-Flour firm. Wheat steady.
Corn firm. Provisions steady. Whisky firm.
News Unmportant.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06

COAL-We learn that Il boat load Of coal ar
rived last night from Hoskins's mines near Rowena
This arrival demonstrates proposition which we
have heretofore sought to convince this communi-
ty was susceptible of demonstration, to wit: that
coal can be brought from these mines when the
stage Of water will not permit it to be brought
from any other mine on the upper Cumberland.
The coal is of good quality, as any one can see by
examining it to day at the upper landing where it
will be offered for sale. 1t has been our opinion
for year past that the citizens of Nashville should
take steps to secure their supplies of coal chiefly
from these mines; because it can be done at less
cost there than any where else. We shall have
more to suy on this subject
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06

SOMETHING NEw.-We were shown a rery
unique and useful invention recently, and though
very unpretending affair it will without doubt,
prove of vast utility during the heated term
which is approaching. 1t is intended to remove,
or at least remit, to great extent, one OF the Sc
rious annoyanccs and nuisances which come with
the summer months. Well, what is it? you nsk
Simply, patent fy-trap, and one that will work
great havoc in fy-dOm. House keepers and
Others who know what it is to be excessively au-
noyed with these troublesome insects viii hail this
invention with delight II is very simple, occupies
very little space, looks more like house orna
ment than any thing else, and is just the thing it
was intended for. 1t is another Tennessee inven.
ton, and will be for sale in this city iu a short
time.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
80 Prizes
MORE THAN ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 10 fICKETs.
APPROxIMATION PRIzBs'
$500 prizes amountngt o..................S2O4 80
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves IS; Quarters $2.5e


$500 prizes amountingto .................S2O4 90
Whole Tickets, SO; Halves SIS; Quarters $2.5e
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from to 600 corresponding with those
Numbers tha Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
ercirced with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel
The hrst 2l2 Prizes similarly printed and encrcled
placed n-snotheT Wheel
The wheels then revoved, and a number is drawn
rom the Wheel Of Numbers and at the time prize
is drawn from the other wheel The Number and Prize
drawn cut opened and exhibited the audience and
registered by the Commissioners; the Prize being placed
against the Number drawn. This operation 10 repeated
until all the prizes drawn out.
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
The Two preceding and succeeding 10 these
drawing the frat II Prizes will entitled to the IS Approx
imatiOn Prizes, according to the scheme.
5000 Prizes of SEQ viii be determined by the
last figure Of the Number that draws the 900 Prize
For example, il the Number drawing the 900 Prize ends
with No then ali the Tickets where the number ends 10
VIII be entitled to 32O. II the Number ends with No 2
then all theTickets where the Number ends with will be
entitled TO 500, and so 10 O.
Cerheaes OF Packages will be sold at the following rates
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole ELECTROMAGNETIC
" 10 Half " ............
10 Quarter" ............. %
IN ORDERING TICKETS
Enclose the money TO adore for the tickets ordered
on receipt OF which they will be forwarded by first mall
Purchasers have tickets ending any figure they may
designate.
The Of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent TO pur
chasers Immediately after the drawing,
20 Purchasers viii please write their signatures PLAIN
and give their post Office county and State.
~ Remember that every Prize is rawn, and payable In
full without deduction.
~ All Prizes of 900 and under paid Immediately
the drawngother prizes the usual time Of thirty days
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cash ed renewed in other Tickets either
Office.
Address Orders for Tickets or Certificates either to
s. SWAN 4 co Atlanta, Ga.
jaul2 or S. SWAN, Montgomery, Ala.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
GREAT ENTERPRISE.
TFRtSOas's Patent Tem-DOIZ0s'
Sc WING MACHINE
On Exhibition at the sewanee Nashville, Tenn.

invention but to be made acquainted with plan ofope
rsons. In addition the profits from sales Of Machines
(Which fully hundred per cent? another and per-
haPs greater inducement Is offered, which viii eNpIin
and demonstrate to those who may favor with call
Parties who buT Rights be supplied with Machines,
and TO them refer hers who may wish provide them
selves with the article The particularly request
ed notice that AGENTS that Machines
vii not be Retalsd by sent out for exhibition. We
viii cheerflIy exhibit them any feel sufficiently in
terested to call Further particulars will
communicated by letter. the above Sufficiently
Plicit P. Ii. WEBSTER, Agent,
jan15-tf Room IS.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06

THE REIGN AEr.In this wonderful age, Art lays her
uaser touches almost everything. The ceilings
and the carpets tread on halowed by Art. Art
winds the railway through the mountains and the mud
makes her machines Of wood ard iron to act if with
knowledge and annhaes space with lightning tanned down
to the tutcedge of boy Nothing is too lofty for her touch
and nothing humble Anew proof of this old conviction
just fae under notice. in the shape of CATHAR
TIC PILL from the Laboratory Of that world renowned
Chemist, DR.. Gu AYkR.
understand the subject he has carried that article
to the farhest perfection of which capable Instead Of
employing Drugs IN its composition, we have always
thought the necessary and only way he has with
skill extracted the siytes OF the medicine be
ployed and combined them alone in their purity together
The composition then mixed and rolled by machinery
steam powerinto asperold pill which is wrapped
veope Of geane for protection from the effects Of weather
time and then theky with sugar. as its
passport the palate Notwithstanding all he abored
perfection they offered the Public less than one
centeach. However humble the deaartnent think this
may eafey characterized Of Art in
it's AoruiA0 Nstos- Bat.
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not deemed necessary go into further particulars
relative to this machine Its advantages must be OBJ
vous c the minds Of all intelligent persons. With the
view OF bringing the invention into general and immediate
USE the propretors have made gements manufa
ture the Machines in quantities according demand State
and County Rights may be purchased Of the subscriber
who authorized TO pose OF the To persons OF
ability and energy opportunity offered whereby with
moderate outlay Of means and most ample profits
rapdE be real Ked. The enterprise is which
mends ITSELF to the notice Of those who seeking for safe
and profitable investments. II possible, applicants for
Rights should visit in person, in order not only to
anime SATISFY themselves in regard to the merits Of this
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

HOllOway's Pills for the Cure Of Sick Headache
These wonderful Pills have been the means Of
ring many PERSONS health, pronounced ncurabls
The eec. they have is mid and speedy and as family
medicine, they unequaled.
Sold at the manufactures, No. so Maiden Lane, New
York and No. pa Strand, London and By all druggists
at 75c., t74c, and 81 per pot or box. fabc-lW
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TicEs,., % Halys., ts-oaar..r. o..

FLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
Same the Royal Lottery Il Cubauith this differences
the Havana Lsttsry has s. 900 Memberships has oay
lb,0O0.
There two Wheels each Of Whshthsre placed
two Locks The Superinlendenis have each key the
Locks the wheels Be opened unless both
There placed In the wheel Of Numbers lin
tubes containing slips ofpaPer with the numbers from Ne
% IS 0Qe In the wheel Of PriErs there placed sin
tubes containing slips Of paper with the Prses on then
ran ging BON $4,000 70 Size.
When the drawing takes plsce, which win be In pabis
the wheels unlocked, and amer revolving them nun
Of the wheel Of numbsrs the sane
time Of the Prise wheel By boys with arms
barred she shoulder and bndoded-ths tube Il sppSd
or and the number held up and enrolled that the whole
aud itths nuubers thea eaes OF and reg.
steret By the Superintendent The Prize drawn credit
oil 20 the number drawn A. s sane time, aud unfit
all the prizes drawn out copy o. the craainK Is shsn
the printers and atsr comparison tks euperntan
dcnts certify the ofthu drawing These su
poruisndsuts 10 Psrisrn their duty withous
fear favor.
1. VII be perceived that IN tAs plan every prize il
drawn cat, and Of course person fss then;
drawing sent 20 every ordering tckea Ts prtsea
payable thirty days after drawing fan without ds-
count. 81 Drasing takes plase every saasrday.
g2r- Orders for uekets addressed 20 O. Il. WINTER
Box 81, AAshVle, Team, viii be promptly attended 70
JANIS 2. WINTER, Manager,
fso 1-lH. Macon, Ga.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06

WP FETRIDGE & co.
Sept2-dEw6m Franklin Square, N. Y.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-02-06

IuscumDa, MARCH II 1915.
For sale by Herman Rains, Berry Demoville, G. W.
Hendershot A. r. Roscoe, Ewing Brother, Wholesale
Josiah G Brown. capitalization
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DATE OF DEPARTURE OF EUROPEAN, CALI
MA AND HAVANA MAILS.
FOR THE MONTH or FEBRUARY, 1s5

FOR THE MONTH or FEBRUARY, 1851.
+HAVANA, &c. 50 from New York Feb q for Havara
CuNARD, "a b. from New YoTk Feb T. Tor Liveip,o
CALIFORNIA "a. 81 from New York Feb. g. flr AspnWa
hAYRE, a.. 50 from New York Feb. z for northampton
and Hayre.
HAVANA, o. 50 from New York Feb. 7, Tor Havana
CUNARD, %. b. from New York Feb 10 and Boston Feb
II, for Liverpool.
HAVANA, %. 3 from New York Feb. ~, for Havana.
COLLINS, 90. fromNew York Feb IL, Tor Liverpool.
HAVANA, 70 s. from Neg York Feb. II, for HaHaoa.
CuNARD, c. b. from New York Feb. Is. for Livelp0oi
CALfuRNIA, (U. 81 from New York Feb 90 for Al spin
wall.
BREMEN % iea New York, Feb 81, Tor southampton
ana Bremen.
cUNsRD, &C. ~ nom New York Feb ~ and Boston Psb
%, flr Liverpool
HAVANA, ~. - frum New York Feb. ~, Tor Havana
Al letters 10 France, Holland and Belgium must be pre-
pad II cents by the American Steamers Liverpool and
soethen pton. 2oc. BY The dec Steam, HAvre and
cents ~ British Steamers. Letters Switzerland and
italy should come uncor The rule reach aTer their
destination.
closed nal, consisting q letters aud newspapers
states aud Cities of The German-AHstrAn Postal Unioa
ana Dsnmark, NorEay, sweden, Poland Russia Greece
lonAn Islands Sc is sent from this o,e semi-Eeckly
- ISAAC " FJwLER, p NJ, New Ycrk.
'Ne'1 india Islands viii be cent BY this Steamer.