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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-23
Gen. Joseph lanes Asceptanes Of his
Nomination for the Presidency.
DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL CONVENTION,
Baltimore, June IS, 1860

Il DEMOCRATIC NATroEAL CONVENTION
h Baltimore. June 23. 1860. +
SIR 81 am directed !. by vote Of the
Democratic National Convention, to in
form you that you have been this day
unanimously nominated bysit As the can
didate for Vice President Of the United
States, and 10 their behalf to request you
10 accept the same. II.
] beg leave At the same time to enclose
to you ascopy Of the resolutions adopted
by the Convention as the political plat
form on which the party stands.
/ hayethe honor to be,
very respectfully, Il
G. CUsHrSe, President. 1
Hon. Joseph Lane. }3
'WAsHtNGros, June 30, 1860,
tx Sra 81 have the honorlto acknowl-
edge the receipt Of the Communication
you make in behalf Of the Democratic
National Convention, ia which you in-
form me that On the 22d instant / was
unanimously nominated BY that body az
the candidate of the etRocratic party fol
The Office Of Vice President ofthe United
States. with the request that1I shall &C.
cept the nomination.
\ The platform adopted. and Of which
you enclose me copy, meets With my
hearty approval as i Iembodies what
have been c5nteading. for as the only
means Of stopping SECTIONAL agitation
Il go ~ 10 u. II q = g 81 g
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-23
RlcMoNp, Oclober tst, lsSs. !.

RIcMoNDs Uctober tst, lo0y.a
The House Of BARKsDALE 4 READlwill ex-
pise, by limitation, on the first Of January,
1850.
/ take this method Of informing my friends,
that after that time. il IS my purpose | 0 take
an active part in the concern Of BARKsDALE
ii BRorHKRs, as chief salesman OF Tobacco.
From my long experience in this branch Of
the business, fbasing devoted myself alEost
exclusively to for the past ten l0) yeaIs.)
4 fiatter myself that shall at ell times. be
able to secure for my patrons the highest mar
ket value for their crops, n
>stItswill give me much pleasure to- continue
that business relation with you, heretofore
enjoyed, whilst member Of the old, concern
or BARSspkLE e. Read. andI assure you that
no effort OK my part will be spared TO pro-
mote your interest.
= To my friends>in the Western part Of the
State, Il suggest that it is all important to
prize their Tobacco Ia the lawful SIZE cask,
ma king the hogshesd to- weigh from IA TO
1900 nett Most of the Tobacco grown in
fhat.re is suited only for export, and ship
pers object greatly to pnrchasingSe hogshead
OF Tobacco of less weight. Fs2E
would also suggest to those who succeed
in making very bright Fancy Tobacco, that
neat casks, sufficiently large to contain from
to 600 lbs. should be used.
/ have no hesitation in saying that hicn-
nond, as Tobacco market, is now the most
important in the United Ststes.f nd the
planter can find no market thatwili generally
furnish more remnnerative pricesfo his labor
than this, h. stssaf afs& s5ff "a. III
Very respectfully,
Your obtdiept servant.
~ CLEMENT r.. BARKSDALE.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-23
A.ssPtaats q Hon. join q 'tiirids,
Of ths Nomination isf tic l.,,idsns5Ts.

UENocRATIc NATIONAL C0NI |rIBNs
Baltimore, Nd, gnno $50.
SIa-I am directed By I 81 ths
Democratic National Cootet Is inl
form you that you have Be Iis dsy
unanimously nominated BY i = candi-
gate Of the Democratic party O. q d Office
OF President Of the United 81. md ID
their behalf p request you e Ia Spt the
domination. y beg leave ii ~ same
time to enclose to you cor Id the re-
solutions adopted BY the Coz 1 ion, as
the political platform Oh which ~ party
stands. a*
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-23

I kAOkAs9IONA Ly VISITING AND W1nD1Go
l lcARDs NlAfLY sxEcufED,
Orders from ! distance w;ll reSs;v.
lpromnt attenf;o5g I n q Z IS !
....::............
Ithaf' a mt Is ;;onarad ,v;tho,3 !. 3s;,.,..
IiIE,l,f eS,,ts y Sc,,1l;iv ma
bSs dispnnlsa ~ si;onsI nsss ,,s -.s;..
nIr,v On na~i s n 81 int ~ esssv 49, ~
is ises,,,;5, Z i'',,s
nj M &; 30 g I 49,. -
,T..;,,, IT. Ia $500 S.. $.
sjs, 49, Nv \, ~. Il. Iol
s;si r.1 Yp:i = 70 3.
se az 49, 1a'u 49, &. \ ~ ~ ,a.-
.9.1n 80 Pus io1.n LODI Y !. 1repk,prlage
g. d. 80 ~ 1shlssasss sex s'le
81 1919 l1nF 4 lcsI q sesaasncy 1Pon
Ms ,as.olm snus anan'noHs'y sp2P,sd.
nsds ror,;5s,;o,. Nh. vssS r. ~ p, ~
idency, has aFowed il ia platform, up0n
Nkiohit r. pTf r. nomines1 bsfore;ihes
PUBLIC. he eiple y f,9'se''o2 loF a'.'s
}. }. '.'s e9N1 d biz sfotesaid n|s.'s'
.'.'' A. 'l ~ 9t1'1S I
boi,nd IS ~ H. b9oE.n, ana - ~ III
onr con,trr s. .il - bano-.bl,, e,
s bavS NJ, nr;r ~. 49,; 49,
adrn;r;stras;o, " n AZ Fadsr.l i46vSs,,
ment. a. hsyshs sris = 4; ~ = ssl;bas.
"A n,,,nosa ~ 3 nsrsae !. INT .,,ss..
il ~ tbs ds,srr;.sd f,;ands 4 - ,,,sa.
eouajity and Sonthssn ; M; 4 inns and g
alI;as III thasa ,vh, III ,,I.c;,,s ~ ~, !.
ibass ma, nlaff,r,, ssssst
ling our own lono cher;shed ,nr;oc ;u,., 81
protection for Save I,ronerty. Is 'tba -.
ritoriea have oiyen I'll s;spaI nroof ~ ,le;.
devot;on Il So',tbsrn san.I!,v IN so. .'s,.
an, instit5, lions q "a rrort. RlecE;bs;Ig.
and Lane. # Is their lstters IF aeeentanSe
Of the poninatiou, oraotherWise. theryigiye
their unqualified ssnction To- the platform
upon. which fhey have been nominated.'s
AZ e .sa, II, ~ s. -.
ro,;f;o,n 81, d 6 j; i; !. IL s,,l,
IA tT.It adrn;s.;on u AZ NV. 4, 6aasis..
go q IL j. go. 4. rs III
,orsnlv m. "a Is tbs .sTom;sv;j,s rK...
: IS ], a,s,.,.i ], ,'' MI -
Nv .,s ,.,a III 80. q ,bs ~.
eaSer and sahguine 81 our political frfisnds
win Be tempted BY this fnal and thorough
disruption of the Democracy to entertain
ne nope q elsS.lIg PEI ana hysrs'sDy
We'd q tbs temptation. and Ne 8. oyn not
unnaturally Or inexcusably. Yet candor
c0nspels - 10 say that a0s ozrselges Do not
entertain ts's far Aaps. Ws cannot PES
SSH aay aas.o.a. g.ss,. w & 80 IS,
~ no T = u n MY III st;na HI M
friends 81 raising false hopes ia their
breasts we assuTsdly snali 20. commit
CONSCIOUSLY e suoe sp.pse,s '0''y
ow'f 8 ~ Z Z u y t. Z.
publicity 10 ths iscls 81 IA. i 8
movement IN the ropsl.. :serst;on :.
well as sfair play, demands some attsn-
ltion to the waning fortunes Of is own
candidates. When the States Rights OPP
position party il Alabama abandon Bell
and Everett when II pmphrsy Marshall
deserts their sinking fortunes. and the
Louisville z Journal" can : perceive no
ground for entertaining any iairIhopos ofs
success, would not the better part Of sound
policy BE- ior tie Wing ITO abandoa
Bell and Everett. and espoase theTesuse
| Of Douglas sass sss
We are really anxious FIR the Wing
| to openly raise the flag 81 Mr.. Douglas.
| for We never knew our contemporary %
advocate cause, that overwhelming de-
| isat did not visit II.
Ii our contemporary really prefers the
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-23

THApR lianslsffed an the unfinished bu-
i siness of M6c0nas 4 Newman 10 Messrs.
Miller Z Newman. who viii attend 70 and
close the same. and Itake pleasure in recon-
imendinf those fehiltman to my old clients
and frjeuds. and he public generally, as Al
torneys snd conn,sIloIs deserving their conf
dence and patronage. DAVID McCOMAs.~
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1860-07-23
From the Richmond Enquirer.
Divide ct ImpsFa.

: Il ~
The Opposition. headed b lie Wig
Ia Richmond, and the 7ri6uas ii New
YORK. bzfz sdopted Ire motto Keepibe
1>11 1'1Hf 7iFidedr ia order Il conquer
...S. Bs aiaissi 8 sass 'As Soy. Gss
every representation. whsthsf IF fact 81
fc.ion. thet industry can collect Of ingen-
uityI inyept, Is spread before tIIe country
by these inosfatigable enemies Of the
Democracy.
q From onr Opposition exchanges We clip
the following items Of important, But ef-
roReous information s'ss
SIN noSouthern States afs che Nations
al men doing battle in 4 moro spirited
manner than in Alabama. They intend
to carry the State for Bell md Everett ];
and Is the Douglas and Breckenridge men
are about equally divided. there Is ! pro-
liability. almost 4 certainty, of their do
ing Fso.
q Four more papers ii Alabama have
hoisted The Bell and Everett flag. viz. !:
The Greenyille Messengers Troy 4nserii-
can, Tuskegee Repu5l icdn. add Lafayette
Sentinel. b,
But ID MI one d TIE Opposition jour jli
malls have We seen The following extract,
equally a important, and q more cor
rect: sH L ASH
Important from aIabama.
OPPOSITION STATE d CONVENTION.
Eadorsssssa of Breekiarsls and Lane.
The State convention cf LIS Opposition
party Of Alabama was held " Montgom-
cry on the end instant. The following
platform. indorsing TIE National Demo,
cratic nominees, BrsckinsidRe and Lane,
was enthusiastically adopiea
l.. Resolved, That this Convention
hereby avovs and re-afisnzA the princi.
/ PIES laid down in she hISlIoru 81 The
American party Of AIsbanlA adopted on
/ the 9Th 81 February, / g At Montgom.
leryl Z without change or atenent. y
81 Resolved, That since the adoption
lot our Aforesaid plas he Supreme
/ Court of tie United Slele has decided
that tie principles thefein 4anounced are
correct and thus, 1t Is sesa We are ask.
lingo only what the highest aicial tribunal
declares 70 belong to 4 And II ths
FL Conservative men of tlle ofth. !" Or III.
their allies at the South asN unwilling Il
insert these principles ri ghe party plat
form upon which their canaidatss are pu
Rbefofe the people, We canneg consistent,
With our Aforesaid plat Of 1856 Civ
lourl support to candidas9s IS thus signiH
cantly isft uncommitt4d 10 shat platform
4 5. Resplyed, That annens the principle
announced Il our aiorassA platform !
4 the essential oiis. thai tie sitizens Of escl
Territory have the right al such legis
I alton Is may b n9cssear ~ n protect then
lin he possession aud en;ge ment Of thei
slave property This pfsaciple is essen
( tiai, because Il Is but IL sssertion Of th
Il equality II rights Of eael citizen Of th
Southern States with e&ek citizen Of th
Il NottherR States, and lhs uality ID right
Of each Southern State With Northerl
lSlsls. Whoever denies such prot6ctioI
thsteby ipnies snch 6oaz!iy
4 d. Rsb6itea That III question of pro
lection fcr Slave pF0pefl q II the territories
las substantially lsid d6&n 10 our afofe
Esaid platform. has bsc6is. and b, th
u P Ar AMOUNT GU ION il q
pending Prssidentia k6ssioh md Or
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18

MS the subject of n sentence, but is always used
MS the subject of IL su6ortiinuic proposition,
which alone will not nuke complete sense?
But the most Objectionable feature of Mr..
LAMAR's system OF Grammar, is the manner
in which he has mutilatcd and metamorphoscd
the Verb, lie has, in tho first piece, annhi-
h0tcd all its Moot'S. He has, in the next
place, whenever the Verb appears in the In
dicotiOc Noot, Passive Voice, in any of the
SIC lenses of this Mood, or in the Active Voice
in any of its hyec relative tonscs, biscctc0 il ut
the natural junction, where the genius of the
language has joined the auxiliary Verb to the
principal; and then to get rid of its manglcd
parts, he has transformed the auxiliary into
tho principal, and tho principal into pusti-
ctPIc, altering Mt the same time the tense of
his newly made omrilio,Ypri"cipal Verb; !;
or more correctly amalgamatng and identify.
ing IFS tense with whichever Absolute tense it
related before its bescction and transformation
Hence, it will be perceived that Mr. LAMAR $
Grammar has no Mood and but Myrc lenses
We will notice this more infinitely in our ncxt
WESTON HAYS.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18
SELEO T&D POE TRW,
What is Life

w nat is Lille
'Tis the fuivcring dew drop standing
On the violct's purple check
lis an ocean man is sounding,
'Tis spell that death will break.
'Tis flower that fnlcth ever.
Let you cherish ns you will;
'TB pltlt thtt ftl.th Hiy.r
In its Language, good or ill.
IT'S n pitcher at the fountain
That shall crumblc every day;
'Tis the mist upon the mountain
That Phmbus drives away.
'Tis quickly moving hand
In the mighty clock OF time;
'Tis II grain of desert sand
Swept by tho win Is of every cline.
'Tis a silver chord ,l,a, bindcth
The spirit and the clay;
IT'S n serpent that cnchantcth
With it's pleasures, day by day.
'Tis narrow lane that cudctli
With the dismal gate of death,
Where hideous porter standeth
To hurry souls from earth.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18
The Banks in South Carolina.

We publish, this morning, the comparative
view of the average weekly condition of the
banks in this State, from their returns to the
Comptroller General, for the month of July
From this statement, we compile the following
synopsis, which embraces MI the important
particulars to the general reader
LIAmLTIEs-Cuptal, S1496206 34 :;
circulation, 1901, 1862; profits on hand
2, l34 ,S48.T9 due banks, 2,S4O, ,2SS 50 de
posits, 4, lG8, ,326.l3 due State. 1910 427.-
3S other items, S5,303 SO. Total, S34,T16,-
013GG
REsouEcrs.-Spccic, s1,043,G0; bank
notes, 5lS, 1872 go due from banks, 0S1 800
%; discounts, 12,Si6I67lO; domestic cx
change, lQ,4S4, ,485.21. foreign exchange,
55l, ,5S1.77; bonds and stocks, 2 $50, 1856 70;
suspended debt $50, col %; branches, | :
62O5OI 40; State, 1G7 SILL; oii,ci itonS,
637 ,+l0.G0 Total, $34,7l6,Ol3 SO
BY comparing this with the statement for
the month of June, we notice the following
changes 4 decrease in circulation of $51S,-
sos; in specie of Sl3, ,S44.53; in domestic
exchange of S50S, ,570.72; and in foreign cx-
change to the extent of S306. 5l6.4G; dis
counts have increased S31G,GZ4 80, and de-
posts Sl47, ,425 SO,
AS thrrc Is at present an unusual pressure
III the money market, it may not be unntcr-
csting to extend our comparSion BY com
pairing the above statement with the one for
the corresponding month last year, we notice
decrease in specsc to tho extent of $3.50 ,2S7 !;
in circulation of 54,432; in discounts of
SlG3,O1O; in deposits of S2l,72l in foreign
exchange of Slll,9 ,908 and an increase in do
mcstic exchange Of $2,60l,l2S
The Comptroler's report for the month of
February last showed the average circulation
OF the banks for that month to be SD, SOB ,6S7,
and the specie s., $50, ,2G0 since which time
there has been a steady decrease In the
month of March the circulation was reduced
81 ,3C5, ,I5o, and this Specie SIG3,225. In
April Il further reduction of 81 ,2O4, ,446 in
circulation, and sl7O,2G5 in specie, was cx-
pcrienccd. In May, the circulation was de-
creased s ,0G5,37 and the specie $lG3, ,OSO
In June, the circulation suffered a further
reduction of $790 ,S42, and the specie SIG
500. Last month adds its mite to the total
decrease, which, since February last, amounts
to &5,04S,93l in circulation, and SGl7,012
in specie Charleston Mcrculy
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-08-18

A CHEERFUL heart paints the world as is
fluids It, like suony landscape; the morbid
mind depicts it like sterile wilderness, pallid
with thick vapors, aud dark as tho "Shadow
of Death" 1t is the miiqor in short, on
which it is caught, which lends to tho face of
nature the aspect of its own tirbule Ses en-
tranquility,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-10-16
QARNUM's AMERICAN MUSEUM

RARSUMs AMERICAN MUSEUM
:, Under the personal upervtsion Of r. =. BARNuM
The only glscs so & s%9,s~o9 II New Yors honcsd
who xi'a he DUKs 9E SEwoasTLH, E1sE sr. osn.
smSs and Sssr. Of sa sdte expressed himself isgsd
EvsST 5SSTsSSsixsssP SSS mp sSs1y ESssIyo y THIS WINK.
oESy EzSF yJSSkd XTEk sST I'll 8. 81 !hs e -
CHANG Asb SHo ssASfsh VIII 1M1ss Tw6 B, ru.rx
Children will be EIhiblon Day and lvcnDg IAoss wSs
ss %o :1s sSs Sous y ::
as %ao n s nesa Sn 2 S s -
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yepna ss s Of ss the cSs sSopo:sa fssuc
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Engaged for .sor time,
With persoy wsl,s ssa white BAR Or wool AID mink ,y
wit al the features and other peeulsucs Of The pure Al
c are sss sslss ass ss panied oy s "oA'r and oas -
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- TIE FINEST 4og.EiA j THp WosIn.
sa f EIsa living living nv
atfa FaH kaS osas 4 ssx T *
su Aton tee 10 cents extra
The nnen.s eRa%4 SGaISsriiii miisToscAL 4 ssM DRAMA
SOSEPU AND HIS BRETHREN
Which has been performed
lighted aud crowcsd audiences, connued axacshox
veek bE urgent fequest and VIII be produced
EVERY AFTERNOON and EvENINQ TNIA WEEK..
n and ~ O'Clock.
Notwithstanding these immense attracona and the
Cuot ees from every Of the robo tho price
'a s s' Ess y a rss sP w ndi IN S xN
MISSIONS 10 tho Museum. PAYING 0NCkSWfIi. AD-
NIT ONLY ONCE The immense attractions at he Mus<0.
~h the ncceessy attendant tneesr with shs saA
roaee and oonfu.,oa crested by such rsaassoa a -
pesmiied tts Attcrnooa psr
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~ OHIO 6TATu LOAN-O6 900 90
Ovrcs rns COMMISSIONERS oS sun
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e1UU.UUU II the lowes. rate ~ iuere-' N ~ ps y
,QN Kppllrsnfe estate "a hs ny: also syu " ar
IN Brosh'ya ~ sums 70 fuiL Apply " a sshssAff -
wall street.
WATCHES AND JEwELHY.
: r al pRoApwAY-LApiKs' COLD wATcuxs FRoa
a sls wsrrsn.sd feI xod sad ine sssplaz 81 asi' q
& r5S srss .s.s%ss porss @ pes
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N chaina wsvrrrset n stand Acid AnG not ~ An ~ W
change coer from VI " IS yuard Cbars from 81 q ti
Can and essmne ihem a y. r. CoHKNs lewelry sDre, ~
Broadway. Broadway, 8l.
AN ArswER TO THR QUESTION, wuAr ARE okLt
IN FORMS Demonfs-Pieces OF crys,Aired 1iAF0 foak
feunf ,riy ~ California cut and polished y resenoe res
aiAmout4 which they equal In brisAncy bs<eH nft
Earrings Crcee~~ NECKLACES &C. 9eusmeus sntire s14
Ilnrer Ptns klnp. Bsuds. 10. CAL and sraBlae hen ~
Broadway.
AT THE PRINCE ov WALES BALL, CALIFORNIA
N Diamonds wti ock /. hsndsme 40 real brhsas sna q,
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U,HRougH FEKIGHr ARRArexnssr..rok rok
T,s Pov.<noush, Clsy Point and Ricbmond ccnrectinx
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rkrrhbu-v nrss,ol Memphis and taternedisie wtsuors
freight reserved evey day. and through ree-pn funssd
pisa - Fsrowr C,pt simmer sssy ru-
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eaesrnship RoArOKx Csrt roucs, svery rhrrstv q
r. IN taflrr freight for Nnrfok gty Pgri Asd hehnond
p t1rlrs frefhi fnr rorfos csy Po'ns and Echronf
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po,vt renaa anr " ASh haurS cents
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NYEw oRIEAxs AND MOBILE FUNDS BoUaAr By
IN AUGUST BRLNoNr Co. - wal street

RrrIeE or rHK ciTIzKEy aAsLIdar ooxPAKY.
~ OF Brooklyn No Poa Once Bnding Montague strseA,
Brooklyn, October 1890 Capital 81. oVo sh1es, so
each The Cxeps oaSlsht Company of Brookyn o60r 70
apAiss Investment any thousand dollars q ihelr capi
berg all that romans unsubasfbed for rAreo
Wishing 10 invest Will call either n The cmpsny,
upon the treasurer the ocs OF sebbns bioodsood,
No n william street. New York. Subscriptions VIII be 70
cevcd I'll the 18th inst and IA longer.
JAMES II. SrEBaiSs. Treasurer. WM. r. LIBBY Prest
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AT THE PRINCE or WALES BALL, CALfroRNIA
N Diamonds viii iooK ~ handsome real brihsnts snd ~
no oefgussh muchs On ssh5nou snd Tor sale "
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L1oR SAVANNAH THE FIRST @ Ass SIDE wHEE
T. sesnuhip STATE Of GRORUIa Cartan 4 j. Garvir
.i ssl from for Savannah saturday octose
e G 10 O'Clock A NJ Cabin passage. sis rserage. x
ssme rates by steamers from New York. Superior ss'
may be secured by applying to A HERON JR l2t
North Wharves, Philadelphia.
The steamship KEysf0NE srATB viii sail A. Aboss 70
Charleston, October as.
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r AND wARRANrs
II BOUGHT AND SOLD.
TAYLOR BRorHExa
U.HAl ssxasA New Eoek
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Nov. i0-1he United sisns mall seAmer fULTON, y A.
Woson msnder, Wild sail from pier No 81 horth river,
foot CT Beach Saturday. Nov. TO- at This
mer unspssed for safely and cuforu has double curnes
under enclosed BY tight which, be-
stes tens In the event Of collision trxnnx
free work The safety Of
eel ar passengers Price OF In second cabin 5 and
SAMUEL N. FOX,
GEO. MACKENZIE
Agents. No. Broadway.
The x,esmer ARA0o win ssIl December g.