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nPA gentleman. who was once an
eminent Judicial Officer, left town on
Tuesday morning for Cincinnati to pur-
chase Printing Office. So boys of the
peaceable and quiet town of Jackson and
jackson county, never fear; the Union is
vet safe.
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Eg The Ashland, (Ky") Union takes
the defeat of its party at the late election,
like philosopher The Union says "we
have met the enemy and they are not
ours What a pity it would be if they
were. Strong fears are entertained that
you would use them harshly.
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Camnaign Ohio State Journal.

This sterling Republican Central organ
will be issued from this time until the
election, at the following rates: Daily
81 50; Tri-WeeEly 75 cts; Weekly 81 cts
Address Schouler & Co Columbus, o.
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! gseThe high price of Sugar bids fair
o come down to living rates. The spec
ulatoys WHO have kept up the price begin
to see that they cannot do so much longer,
The strong probabilities are that the vast
amount raised this year, with the stock
unsold Of last year, will make the specu-
lators come to fair terms, A good time Is
coming boys. 1t will not be long before
we will have cheap bread and cheap sugar
and every other commodity used by the
consumer.
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Missouri Election.

The vote for Governor in this State is
so close that it will require the official
returns to determine the result. The fg.
ures thus far, however are in favor oI
Rollins, the Emancipation candidate.
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Henry b. Payne the Next Governor Of
Dh.> "a, En,tftrar s.

Henry b. Payne the Next Governor Of
Ohio, Gin. Enquirer.
Just wait little while Mr.. Enquirer :
A day or two after the Second Tuesday Of
October you win have ample time to in
quire, where is Henry B. Payne, thetiov-
eruor. Then you may hear of him being
at Washington, imploring on his bcndod
knees to Buchanan for somo Government
appointment, alleging as a qualification,
that the people Of Ohio was an uugreat,
ful people because they did not elect him
Governor,
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Our Flag is Mailed to the Mas
Head.
In to-days paper, we

ting, How could the
most bitter opponent
the best Governor 0hie. ~ SiG I
With such standard or jr,victory must
perch upon our banner. CHASE has been
tried in the balance and not found wan
ting, and now all that is wanting is for
every one of his friends 10 do all they
can, honorably, to secure his election by
large majority.
Next comes MARTIN WELEER the candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor. lie is rep
resented by those who know him as man
of fine talents, firm and devoted Repub-
Iican, opposed to any thing like negro
driving or negro catching.
MILTON SuTLIFF, of Trumbull is the can.
didate for Supreme Judge. He is law
yer Of fine abilities and will make a good
Judicial officer.
The next and most important of all is,
especially at the present crisis, the can
didate for Treasurer Of State. Franklln
county. in the person of A. P. STONE, has
the credit Of furnishing the candidate
We have known him for many years, and
know him to be man of stern integrity,
and one of the best Gnancers in the State
, lie is eminentIy fitted for the station.
The little county Of Clinton furnishes
) the candidate for Secretary of State
ApIsoN p. RUSSELL, an humble mechanic
, of our own craft bore of the palm. We
l. have known him ever since small lad
= and take great pleasure in testiIying IN Ia,
vor of his stern integrity and business
e qualifications for the station. He is now
y the editor of the Clinton Republican, pub
n lished at Wilmington.
Last, but not least, comes the candl'
!, date for member Of the Board of Public
: Works. JACOB BLGcKENsDERFER OF Tus
carawas i , the candidate. A more suitable
81 man for that responsible post could no
IS be found in this Commonwealth. He, too
\ has been tried in the balance and not lount
wanting.
o. o. Now, Republicans of Jackson county
ut what is our duty? Is it not to buckle o.
t. our whole armor and go forth to do bat
" tie in a glorious causol Freedom is oa
OF watch word, and where is the true patri
IN ot that is not willing to pipe that kind o
ID music. Now, we have a State ticket tina
nd is creditable alike to our party and tn
great State of Ohio. II must, can, an
Iy will be triumphantly elected,
E In few days our Legislative an
To- county ticket will be put in nomination
he and if wise counsels prevail, good an
true men will be put in nomination, and "
"a, hope there will not be single Republica
lc. in the District or county, that will n
" stand by the friends of the ticket. v
ch have good men and true in the party, an
ol when they are put in nomination, let
PSI give them strong pull, q long pull an
70 pull altogether.
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NJ. The ticket nominated on the l2lh

Rg- The ticket nominated on the 18th
by the Republican party is composed OF
the best men in the State, and the best oi
all is, it was nominated with great una
rimity. and the mosI unbounded enthusi-
asm prevailed. Its success is beyond
question. Reader, just read the platform
in to-day's paper, 1t is Republican all
over. Roll on that ball boys. It's velocity
cannot be stopped by all the powers that
may combine against it. 1t is invincible.
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EyIf you want Dry Goods at the low
est prices, call at Mr.. JonN FRENcH's
Store Now is your time to get cheap
goods, as he is determined to sell out his
entire stock at cost
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S,acIlINs Anle
h9scrgi's ,ase.

TIE srare os Gio, JAoEscS C6uSrE CoUnT or
COMMON PLfAs@ Te T.
BY Yiftue Of tt e ven. .di writsDg exeputi'nfr6nri
said Court, TO iac'direted, will on MONDAY THE.
2lst DAY OF SEPTEMBER, a. D. 1857, at l.
O'clock =. w. as the door Of the Courb House, IL J
said coEhty, expose 10 sale, at Publis AUCTION ID.
following property to- wits ht LOB nGnber 1875 u
the tgn Vi eksOn, lathe county efJdrkson In tii 6
State Of Ohio excepting ono courth Of said lot eoil
mencing at the North corner thereof, and running I
South Vest, one hslf Of tho ength Of said Lot;
thence South East to the coFer os said Lot; thence
North East TO the middle Of said NORTH East endal
Of said bGt theucc to the place OF beginning: Also
all that part of outEot No. II in the North hal
the town of Jackson in said county lying Eaz
Ahe Seioto& UoSng VALLEY Rail Road a.
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nv The nocKNn SENTINEL Printir

Eac- The llocnSa SENTINEL Printing
Office is offered for sale. Its publisher
offers to sell it because of bad health, 1t
is locofoco in politics, and the editor says
Il offers rare iuducment to any Printer
Of that political faith. Address 0. Case,
Logan, Ohio.
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E9- CHAPMAN, the lOeofoeo candidate
for Congress from Nebraska was elected
by small majority.
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0cyCEDRo This is the name Of the
town that is 10 be built, in Wayne Co'g
Va, on the Ohio river; two miles abOv
.lhe mouth of Big Sandy, aud twelve mile
above lronlon by the Homestead Ain
Society, OF which Eli Tleyer, OF Wor4
cester, Mass. jo President, The Wez
cester frsascripi says the companl
already dispatched $40 O00 worth, =
aines and machinery for The new elty
thai the first detachment Of selllers is 70
esvn in The middle Of August. Mr.. Thay.
or in one of his Speechrs says;
The city will be built BY the compa;
ny furnishing power and rooms Tor me-
chanlcs to introduce the manufacture Of
cabinet ware agriculureim implrmenlsw :
gons, s'eamb rats stationary engi es To-
ccmolives, and whatever is made by the
use of timber; iron and coal, Here we
ete in the center of the market OF the D.
uited States, as we are in the centre oi
population"
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Snlc of lIoal EstntelAE

On the 2lst day Of SoptO-
p. NJ. at Young America EuraI;
ship Jackson county, Ohio, viii be'eoldfo %
est bidder, the following real estate, as the
ty of the minor heirs Of Aaron Hill, deceased
The south west quarter Of the southwest qti
of section number fourteen, township number sey
range number eighteen, subject to the dover
Melinda Hill, therein. Appraised ut eight hen
dred dollars. Terms of sale, one third cash H
hand, one-third in one year. and one third IN tS
years. with six per cent interest on the defeEA
payments. ELISHA VERN9N
d. Mackloy, Atty. Guardian Of said d
Aug. 20, 1851. 224w
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s % % V Z u & on n
wa IH &-@D gw.Mra

wish to close out my entire stack i
DRY GOODS. MOTIONS, &CiAT eoST
Those in want of Dry Goods, lioots Shoes, flats
Caps, &c. will ind complete stock ibm (Which !.
select all necessary aswell as lnany Sautilpl an
fancy articles.
Now your tina to get etcheapbargaps, Ny
are not old ones or remnapts Of Aaaitoqk,
composed of the best quality OF slbstanti
No0y articles, which am deternuedo sell
without reserve. J0HNFREi
Jackson, Aug, 20, ls57-tf.
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A FLOUR DEAL-A contract was made
a few days ago, at Louisville, Ky to de-
liver next March one thousand barrels of
Flour at S4 80 per barrel
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.EsT The Millers OF GAINESVILLE have re-
solved not to pay more than 81 10 for
red and white whest this season. 1t will
not be long before tApy can purchase it
for less Than That
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MARRAEDr

MARRIED.
In Portsmouth, on the 18th inst by the Rev Shoen-@
berger, Mr.. BERNIIARp K,ailN, of Jackson and
Miss. DORATIIA DAyIB, ofCin, iinati..
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O1rTho Col Asssiona Library at
Washington is h composed Of $4,000
volumes, manyNfwhich are worry valuable
books. Truly y.tp these books there must
DO vast amour Of information.
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A Wonderful Medicine.

The immense success attending the
use OF llurley's Sarsaparilla, in slmo>t
eyerydisease, and every stage OF disease,
has given il a name equalled only by lis
good effects.
The medical profession prescribe it
freely when The use is indicted and prop
er, and esteem the Ingredients OF which
it is composed the best remedial agents
for lhe permanent cure otScroiulal Dy.
spepsa, Bronchitis, Cutaneons
tons, and that relaxedne
s.as, o..a,',sa .
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and Hooking Valley R. R.

by report published il the Ports
that the earnings Of this road
July amounted 10 as follows;
Puperintt ndent aud his assist
heir whole lime and attention
:. 1.-THE Road,
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The following note was read by the
Chairman; TO The Republican Conren-
ton
The Republican youg men Of Frank
lin county nave honered the complete
ticket with 81.
In harmony complete.
Wejoin the fgt again
While all the zeal complete,
To Chase away that Payne.
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BY yiftueof an AL FILA. writ OF
from said chart. to me directed, | Will
Tuesday The lst day OF SepIAM
at tlsteloek ? N on the premises OF
jesse Mills, in Bloomfield township
jackson county, expose to sale atpubli
one FIELD Of eern, supposed toconihin
acres more or less. the property of les
To be sold on an execution again2l|
Sc Mills aud in favor of said JaI
BANlSTER BROW
Aug. 90 2w prs fees hslf 5000
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1857-08-20

Hooking in a joe,
of Treasurer. The
on deelared that out
hot a citizen ci the Uai.
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hsi A. pssToNR
iot State Treasurer
Il Ga request Of
apon 9e Convention
fereIyed a6s votes
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Three paYs Later From Europe
ARRIVAL OF THE COLUMBIAN!

New York, Aug. l7.-The steamship
Columbia with dates from Liverpool 10
the 9Th instant has arrived here. :,
The Arabra advices reached Liverpool
ON the Sd inst.
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Miscellaneous.
RANKING HOUSE OF u,,.n pporurR.

DEPOSITS. Deposits received and Checks pald
without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
elss Teeeysd on DEPOSIT at par and haSse On
INTEREST ON DEPosITs.-lnterest Will pe aLo"oo
on Deposits ut such rates may be agreed upon.
Deposits. n Vrsinis and other aS EncUrrsnt Money
ceiye 70 be checked for, able IN same unos' orn
specie, we charging the regular EIehange;
will be scounted and Loans made on stocks, Bonds
and Securities, at the market rate. ,,..
LETTERS OF CREDIT.Lette5s Oh Cre tin, VIII ~ b Se
United States on Deposit of Money or Collaterals,
and interest allowed if Money Is deposited, and
charged if Collaters. such terms as may be agreed
1kTR.vMIse BILLS OF ExcHANGB.-Tnveers will
be furnished with drafts IN such sums as may be de-
BILLsA AND LETTERS OF CREDIT ON ENGLAND, IRE
LAND AND EuRoPB-Bllls of Exchange and Letters
Of Credit on England. Ireland and Europe, furnished
BONDS, SIocks, &c:-Bonds, Stocks, and Seouri-
ties ing from to u pr cent. always for sale or
bought in the different Cities at commission of 4
pr. cent. Where Stocks are bought upon orders we
reserve the right to call for deposit of 10 Dr. cent on
the cost Bonds or Stocks will be ordered by tele-
RAILROAD, CITY, AND STATE Boyps.-Railroad,
City ana state Bonds can be placed in hands for
negotiation either in this country or Europe Rail-
'0aa HS purchased TOR cash h Or with BOnds ,s
mar rates. All Warrants sold BY us arc gparan-
fssd In every respect.
Land Warrants located on commission.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished il re-
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses on
oroers or sent Tor sas on commission to responsible
REAL EsrATE AND insurance. Real Estate
bought and sold, and assurances effected.
GONs on the tnitsd States. before Il:
Court of Claims Congress- intrusted to u.s. will be
prosecuted by prompt and Nd able b .ttSrnsys;
JAM Opposite the Treasury.
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II The popular Cuban poet, Anondo, died at
Havana on the I'd inst.
IL Franklin Moves, a prominent merchant of
Charlestown, Va, died last week
II VIM. b Noble, a worthy citizen Of Rocky
Nount, Franklin county, died on the 3Oth ult
1rF. Mallory, Esq, has been reelected Pres
ident OF the Norfolk and Petersburg railroad
DTThere were 1I2 deaths in New Orleans for
the week ending the 9th inst
ID telegraph line between Alexandria and
LyDchburg is in contemplation.
II The Minneapolis. Mimi, Democrat states
thai between nifty and one hundred buildings are
In process OF erection at that place.
III Al the municipal election in Staun,on
Va, Tuesday, the old officers were re elected and
the citizens voted against lighting the town with
gas. N
III The opposition party in Albemarle county,
va, have nominated Alex: Rives for the Senate
and J. ). Bowcock and Benjamin III. Msyruder
for the House.
III The weekly statement Of the New York
city banks show an increase in loans Of s54I 600
and decrease Of S65i 900 in specie e3l GOO In
circulation, and sS*22 900 in deposits.
III Thomas Wiley and John III. Scott, two
well known and experienced railroad men, have
been appointed conductors on the Northwestern
railroad, between Grafton and Petersburg Va.
IL The Missouri river Is SO high that II has
ovefnowed Its banks as Weston Lexington and
S'ne, towns The Ice is still solid in lake Pepin.
Du' the HNer ls open above there to ST. Paul's
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WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
EoR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
NEM AM INPRnEEn ARR


NEw AND IMPROVED ARRANGEMENTS.
Three Trains daily from Baltimore for Cumber-
land. Mhee9nE and al parts S, Of the West
Except Sunday nj 645 m, connecting With trains
from PhadeiPhIs, hrst tram from Washnston tst
SnnctLon-wl.l stop at Way stations and arrive at
The M a ilfSk leaves Camden Station
daily except Sunday at s.3l a. M, and reaches
Wheeling by a. m, connecting ct Benwood with
trains for Columbus, Cincinnnti; Dayton, Indanapo-
lis, Louisville, Cleveland, Toledo, Detroit Chicago,
Sd. The EXPRESS TRAIN leaves daily at p.
m, connecting with express trains for Cincinnati 81
distance 10 Cincinnati and other central and southern
places In the est nearly 100 miles shorter than
by sny other route. The time to these places Is also
IT.. Baggage checked through to Columbus. Gin
cinnaii Indianapolis, and -. Louis.
" Passengers and Bagsase transferred at al
THRoTGH TICKETS will be sold to all the large
the Ticket Office, Camden Station and at Washing
II secOnd-class car is attached to tbs MAIL
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington mny
or Mai T and ns Oyer az
land or Oakland. They resume the next morning BY
the Express Tram; which leaves Cumberland st2-5o
a. m, and res ches W heellng at p. m.
Passengers from Washington have ample time for
meals at Washington Junction:
and Baggage Checks he obtained IN w ashIngtop.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
stations east of Cumberland. and the press at
tons between Piedmont, going West. Eastwsrdy
commodstion leaves Cumberland at az, reaching
01 The FREDERICK e Sisf TRAIN ,ssrts.pmtex
Frederick at a. M, arriving at Baltimore at l30
The ELLICOTTS MILL TRAIN leaves Cam
den station at a. m and $50 ?. m. Leaves Elcotfs
Mills at 80 a. M and 80 p M eLSsR, S9Hds1s
Jan l6-tf MGSer of Trans rortstlon.
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Arrivals AT THE HOTELS

WiLLAkDs' HOTEL.-C Dixon. NY. !
BaIeeIe, DO; Mesorde, do; r Baird Pa. w
Milie,, ny; Nj o Hern, Md; Nj s Hall. lv' Mass
Payne NC; Little. Ala; G RoIiins. ~
Rogers, Md; Hon l. Boyd XIV; MiIiken 40. %
Tweesmon, do; Small, Pa; DR. Bussey, Nd. +
MontgomeTy, Md; 5 Fellow, NY; III I, 6u1,1
w Gray, Ny; ID Orme, do; p Turner ~ H Guy
Drayman, do; Lume, Pa; Miss I,,,me' a. a. W
Hanson, VI; SheIley, Wis; w II Morlan. kv
CIayton, NY; ID K Hamburger, do; Morris6,n "
NC; w b Pelliti, do; + Gage, do; /, Gittino.
DIP Purcell, Va, c u Brayman, do; w e Low
Pa DIR Romely, Ky.
BROWNS HOTEL.-H B Root, NC: ] n
Dowell, Va; l. w Wells, Ga; Miss Wells, do:
Miss Ware, Md; III Dunning, do; r Rowlsy, n
!; J l. Hassall. do; w NJ Gabb, Pa; ID Price, n
u Fork, NY; Lane. III; r Donnell, Pa;
; Coz, do; Peasley, jr, NC; w Gwsthmey,
CSNi f Herbert. va; w Payne, do; w X
Wsscott, Pa; Newcomer, Md; J A Hedges,
81 A Ahrins, Md; JnO A All, Pa; " Mitchell,
Nd; Stone, svt, do.
KIRKWOoD HoUsE-C w Copeland, NY;
= 1eiInan, Ill; w ii Butler, Pa; F w Armstrong,
ny; ID ii George. NY; II A SilIco1, do; Col (
ntansbury, Md; c Diggs, do
~, United STATES HOTEL Crosby. Me:
w CIreene, Nd; J Peasants, Pa.
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ID We are told Of a remarkable case OF nc-s.-
yerance on the part Of dry goods RUNNER see
Ing the name OF western trader registered at one
OF the hotels, who he knew would be adesirabIe
customer; and anxious to secure him frst our
drummer sat down in theoface ofthe hotel to watch
the key or the western mans bedroom till he
should come in to claim IL. But something kent
the stranger out very late and the drummer fell
asleep When he woke he found his customer
had escaped him By coming in and going to bed
The drummer gave II up for that night but early
on the next morning he repaired to the door Of the
gentleman's bedroom, and seeing his boots
which had been nicely blacked, standing there
he, with lead pencil, marked them across again
and again, until they could not be mistaken and
once more took up his position in the sfice, but
this time near the stairs, where he could examine
the boots OF all who came down. Finally he dis
covered the ones with the well known marks up-
on them, when he cordially addressed the weare,
by his name, as IL he had known him for wears.
and probably sold him large bill Of goods -
Boston Post.
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ARRANGING THE DINNER TABLE-The last
duty OF mistress, before sitting down to dinner
before the arrival Of her guests is to see that
the table Is properly laid out and dressed good
servants know how to do this very we'll but it is
the duty or the mistress Of the house to see IL
done, In order that there may be no occasion of
embarrassment on assembling to be seated The
form Of the dining table is matter OF taste; some
like the long table with round corners others the
oval, and others the ocagon-the latter being ad-
mirably adapted on the score Of comfort and ele-
gance. The wood should be Of oak or mahoga-
ny. as may best harmonic with the style of the
room II oak, all the furniture Of the room should
be Of the same wood and the glass and dessert
service all Old-fashioned. Mahogany should
have modern plate, glass, and china to cores
pond No dinner table should be French pol
ished rubbing every day, after dinner, with
linseed oil and soft cloths Is sufficient to secure
the brightest polish. To lay the table according
TO modern fashion, four cloths are used-frst an
oilclo,h, TO prevent the table being stained then
a woollen cloth, over which place the white dam
ask cloth. IL Is the fashion for this to remain SO
that a smaller cloth is placed over the permanent
tablecioth, and removed for the dessert
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HAVING COMPLETED OUR SPRING AND
II Summer arrangements, we are now prepared to
supply our numerous customers in WashIngtun and
Georgetown with almost every description OF whole
some 81 MINER DRINKS, such as premium MIN
CIDER, Burton, Philadelph and XXX PALE ALEs,
an OF very superior quality, edin flavor and
article. For several of til. above mentioned drinks
We received at the late Fair Of the Metropolitan
Mechanics Institute the highest awards of merit
We are also agents for the sale Of Turner Brothers
GINGER WINE, BLACKBERRY BRANDY, Strips, & O.
and DIR. Wheeler's CHERRY WINE BITTERs all OF
WHICH will be sold on the most accommodating terms
We have also for sale one superior CLOTHES
MANGLE, in good order.
Army & SHINN,
ap Slim Corner Green and Olive SITS. Ieorset'n.
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I'd DATES OF SAILING.

For freight or passage, apply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS, No. IS, Wall street,
New York.
BROWN. SIMPLIFY & CO.. Liverpool.
Frars, London.
=; 6. WAINWRIGHT CO., Paris.
The owners OF these ships will not be accountale
for gold. silver, bullion. specie jowery precious
stones or metals, unless bills of ladng are signed
therefor and the value thereof eI pressed therein.