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Can John sen he E,ecteal

The persistent efforts that have been made by the
Bell men TO make the present contest turn exclu
sively upon the question Of availability, and the
evident desire of conservative to secure such
combination as viii defeat Lincoln. renders the so
luton Of the above question matter Of some mo-
ment to the people Let u.s. in the light Of the recent
elections. and tae most obvious and best developed
facts, attempt a solution of it.
In the first place, it may be promised that he who
defeats Lincoln must receive the entire eectOF al col
lege of the South and thirtytwo votes at the North
In the event Of the of the fusion movement
in New York, the requisite tirtytwo votes will be
secured. Or in the event of the success of the flu
sion in Pennsylvania and New Jersey. and the de-
feat of Lincoln in California, the same result can
be obtained, These are the only chances for OBJ
tanning the necessary votes from the North Disas
trous and gloomy the prospect seems. we believe
the patriotism of the country viii triumph amt that
the efforts of the conservative elements at the North
will succeed.
Admitting the possibility, them of obtaining the
necessary votes at the North, either for Mr. Bell,
Mr.. Breckenridge or Mr.. Douglas, or whoever may
combine the most strength at the South let Us en-
quire whether Mr. Bell is able to combine such an
amount of strength at the South as will enable him,
by the aid of the fusion vote, TO defeat Lincoln.
his most sangune friends do not claim South Caro-
lima, Georgia. Florida, Mississippi, Arkansas or
Texas, making an aggregate of thirty-seyen votes
and yet every Of these electoral votes is ALSO
lutely Necessary 70 secure majority of the eleeto-
raj college. Or to take an extreme and wholly i'm
probable case--suppOse that Mr.. Bell carries every
Southern State except South Carolina still he will
lack nine votes Of receiving majority Of the cleo
toral college. We put this extreme case because of
the universally admitted impossbiity of his carry
ing South Carolina. So. in the most extremely
favorable light, the election of Mr.. Bell by the
people is wholly impOssible.-Des Arc Citizen.
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REMEMBER, EVERY DEMOCRATIC YoTECAsT
FOR DOUGLAS. COUNTS ONE FOR BELL
DOUGLAS CANNOT CARRY A STATE IN THE
UNION. THEN WHY VOTE FOR HIN, UNLESS
YOU WANT TO HELP BELL?
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BEE

Now. mark-first the cold boOded, atrOcious,
San Domingolike character Of this preamble and
resolutions and second the portentous fact that IT
RECEIVED THE VOTES CT SHrT BLACK kEfUBLuAN
MEMBERS OF CONGRESS-!
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u 3 . . ) ) ) ) } !

Whereas the chattelising of humanity and the
holding of persons as property, is contrary to ma
tIiral Justice and the fundamental principles of our
political system and is VIGOROUSLY a reproach to
our country throughout the civilised world, and
a serious hindrance to the progress of republi-
can liberty among the nations of the earth; there
fore
Resolved That the Committee on the Judiciary
be and the same are hereby instructed to inquire
into the expedency of REPORTING A BILL
GIVING FREEDOM TO EVERY HUMAN
BEING. and interdcting slavery, wherever Con
gress has the constitutional power to legisse the
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DALLEY,s MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR

UALLEk'S lAtsIOAL FAIEN III Ks1lN = UEK
adap Itself the coalition Of the patient and the climate In
which In all Of scro1la, Eryupelas Fever
cores Tuners Bo Ringwor and all other disor
dr Of both children and sdults It harmless bur 6eVe and
though remedy it passes through the countless onces
Of the skim cleansing and restoring the vital organization You
who suffer pine miserable existence be induced try
is healing influence Sold the principal depots "a Broad
n Y Chartres street. New Orleans, by J. WRIGHT co.
General Ageots AlSDby ali druggsts and merchants
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EAST TENNESSEE
.o-~ .o~o

excluded from the because
composing the should have voted with the counties from
which they were taken.
tYeted in the election for Governor with Davidson Robertson
Voted IN the election for Governor with BledsOe.
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OuR ELncToRs.-We had the pleasure of seeing in
the city yesterday Messrs. Whitthorne, Murray
Bate md Haywood, four of our Electoral candid
ates. They are sanguine of success.
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Don't be led astray by
electioneering tricks and
false reports.

: T1R0I INA DOUBTFUL ONE OF 'ENLEAvEs-On one of
the transparences in the Bell Tor Douglas9 process
sion. last night we learn that the inscription was
aCrroina D9ilbffld" One of the gentlemen carrying
aambeaux observing the inscription, threw away his
torch and quit He was probably son of doubtful
Csrplipa- Montgomery Nail
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Democrats, have you
distributed election tickets
and appointed chalIengers
in every precinct?
Coming Events.

Among the Republican members of Congress
reelected in Ohio is the notorious HARRISON G.
BIAKE, the mover of the following preamble and
resolutions in the House of Representatives. last
Spring. (See Congressional Record, Monday March
&c ISGO):
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rna Snn,hern nnnn.i1inn.


The Cincinnati Gazette, of Thursday, Black Re
publican organ in an article on the Southern Opposi
ten, after expressing wish for their success in
the Southern States, proceeds:
We say this as we love the Union. and as, on all
but the essentially abstract questions relating to
Slavery, chiefly coincide, in political opinion,
with the Southern Opposition. As between the two
contending parties in that quarter they undoubtedly
deserve to win We hope their vote VIII be so eIn-
phatic as to teach the Reyolutionists salutary
lesson.
Nr. Lincoln will undoubtedly be elected exiting
from power a party that has become corrupt
through the long enjoyment of the spos and justly
offensive to the people. In efforts to prevent
continuation Of the present Administration, by egiti-
mate succession. Southern Opposition leaders ought
not to have thrown obstacles in our way, they
have attempted. 1t has long been apparent that
only the Republican party could accomplish this
work When 1t is done, let the Administration of
DR.. Lincoln be judged fairly IN all parts of the
country and we have no fear for the result. The
coming Republican triumph be but little less
occasion Of congraiulation to the Southern 0pposi
ton if they pursue wise and loyal course. than to
the party OF Mr.. Lincoln.
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MoNrGouERY, Ala, Nov. 8, 1860.

MONTGOMERY, Ala Nov. 3. IS6U
Nashpiue Uaion and American: The dispatch that
the Breckenridge Club of this city held meeting on
the 3Oth October and openly avowei their prefer
ence for Lincolns election in order that the Union
may be dissolved. is an unmtigated falsehood.
j. c. B. MITCHELL
WATKINS PHELAN.
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mARRfKn.

In Knoxville, Nov l. ls6O, TIE residence Of the brides
father BY Rev T. W. Humss, Mr. JOHN D. BRIEN, Of this
city, to Miss ANNIE g. daughter Of Hon. " II. snesd.
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MILITARY DrsP14Y-The Breckenridge Old Guard
of Murfreesboro', gave citizens yesterday af-
ternoon specimen of military drill which won the
highest enconium from our best tacticans We
heard the opinion repeatedly expressed that it was
the best drilled company that had ever visited
this city. This is a deserved compliment to Capt.
DAVIS, one of the most accomplished and best post
ed officers in the Union. The parade came of on
the Public Square.
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How rns Fn1AoRE Mss ARE GoNG.-Hon ". II,
MEREDITH of philadelphia, Secretary of the Treasury
under Mr.. FnLMoRE, has come ont for LINCOLN
Thus goes the FILLMORE men.
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RE4ExBER THE ONLY WAY To DEFEAT LINCOLN IS
TO CAST THE YoTE pP rae SOUrH As A UNIT.
The ONLY WAY TO UNITE THE SOUTH Is TO vOT4
FOR BRECEINRIpaE AND LANE,
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R.u.reiRewareI

We urge our friends to beware of rumors and
reports that may be started the eve of the cleo
ton. The following dispatch was received by us
Yesterday
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BURLNGANE TELLS OF HIS FRTENDS.-The following
is an extract from speech reported as delivered
at Bangor, Me-. on the 2sth of August by Arson
BuRIISGAXE, the same man who declared that the
country needs ian anti-slavery Constitution, an
anti-slavery Bible, and anti-slavery God!"
81 tell you we have many friends. even beyond
the black border that separates freedom and slave
ry The gallant Etheridge of Tennessee, with An
derson, of Kentucky, Gilmer, of North Carolina,
and the daring, eloquent and chiyalrous Henry
Winter Davis, are with in this contest. They
cannot at the present act openly but they are doing
glorious service for us in the Bell and Everett
ranks. They dividing the South, and strangling
the slave-extending Democracy Its chosen battle
ground. tell you that those, whose voices are
buglecall TO thousands Of followers, are, in their
heart of hearts, praying earnestly for success;
and when we shall have achieved q glorious tri-
unph, and enthroned freedom in our national halls,
they will meet you with open arms and with US
will plant our glorious banner of freedom upon
every tower within the black fortresses of slavery.
| am speaking what kpoIo. Will you not then glad
den the hearts of these, your friends, and unoose
their hands, that they may join tie plalanx of free
dom that is to win successive victories. 60 from
triumph to triumph, till the banner of universal
freedom shall wave from the dome of the capitol
and over every hill and valley within the borders of
our glorious Republic!"
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what the BELL Speakers ana Papers ar


Hon. B. II. Hill, the leading BELL man in Geor-
gia, says:
. THE NORTHERN PEOPLE ARE MISTAKEN.
MANY OF OUR UNION SPEAKERS AND PAPERS
ARE MISLEADING THE PUBLIC MIND OF THE
NORTH. zee 40 2 t-a-
Notwithstanding this warning the BEI4-EyERET
speakers and papers still continue to mslead the
public mind of the North by devoting their entire
space to denunciations of majority of their South
ern brothers as diSunionists
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covper's lannon's lines ca the fashionable preach

Cowper's famous lines ca the fashionable preach
ers Of his tme-the man
- ri''Who courts grin when he should WOO SOUL"
unsurpassed in the whole range of satircal YER
ses the subject of irreverent and fantastic be-
havior in the sacred desk The modern pulpit per
former has been hit on by modern writer in diff
ferent style. What particular pulpit the poet aims
at can only be guessed. There are, probably, more
than one to which the lines apply;
81 oft 'ts Earnsd to merely selfish ends,
Tbs great apostle wouldn't know his lriends st
ADJ doyou think st. Paul weuld recognizes
The modern desk-uueh le 8 relieve his eyes
To see the preacher almost urss his siGes
And pace the pulpit with theatric strdes1
Well might he hope, for mere dece-ums sake,
He's got into aplay thouse by mistake.
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Portable Plantation and FIGURING
Will stone Establishment.

EATRR lsones Of all sizes hand, and made order
sa Mills Of The latest improved patent Mil spindles
Mn Gearing Boiling Coths Betting, Holsag and ReyalstiR
sc-.S scrseu Wire, Mil Picks, and Plaster Paris. All
~bch Is warranted Of best quality and 70 give Essctisn.
An orders and communications promptly attended TO-
J.. n WARNE
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- UNAWAT from he susserihe-, near Benton, Loundes
y county, Ala the Of Nay. Zoo, copper compiler
onsd negro BOY named CORNELIUS NEAL. aged about .
years. five feet nine inches weighs aboa 100 pounds has
heavy and bushy hair, quick spoken, the second
joint Of the sesnd finger o tns 4t hand shh ferdrs Il
stn he blacksmith, AMI away sell dressed. II Il
supposed that he away fishing in
the neighborhood at the time
will give S4tO for the frehensi15 Of the white
men, win proof sufficient convict, and $500 for delivery Of
said negro 10 ice az Benton caught outside Of Dallas
LoEndes countless $50 eanght within fhesecountes
Any information Of The 10y will thankfully received and
suitably rewarded address Benton Lowodes county Ala
novf-ln JOHN n. MINTEB.
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auction safe Of Household and
Kitchen Furniture,
At No. G c1erry STREET. Opposite nsv Hotel Burdiae.
Resi9enceof VIII L. Boyd Jr
Am THURSDAY, November 6h- 1900 viii SELL at public
~ sale, al the hsusehol4 kitchen Rarniture cgnsg
ia part as follows -
ice rosewood octave Piano Forte;
I flutins Parl0r Or an;
Soar, Paror Chairs Bureaus Beisteads Feathe- R-ss a.
and numerous other articles too to mention
Aefms OF Sale--All suns undet So, cash all over
four months tine, with notes we'll endorsed.
sale to commence at 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
noyt-td 3. R. GLtscocK, 4uctonsr.
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II . IaIE1.I
A NEGRO WOMAN 6rst class cook, vashsr and ropsr.
n Apply At the Uaisn and Ansrisln counting ron,
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". II. BERRY q CO.,
OctIl-tf pubffc Sruar
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DeIItOcT'lIlc oIuIe OeIlIuE CU7tHIute5'
NASHVILLE, Nov. Sd, 1860
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Q a IN lille,

IMP 80 FARmERs.
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National Democratic Tickle
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE,

E@ FOR vIcEPREsDENT,
JOSEPH L ANE,
OF OREGON.
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The Bachinist, the Ira. 3
Vidual whose lot in life =
chance Of accident from srplo- :
bear in mind that this Magic
friend. Il Is hclh portable Z
Be bis companion, As friend =
Of living witnesses 70 testify .
owe their sound limbs and :
The following are a few CT
DALLETS MAGICAL PAIN =
TIVE as we'll as CUBE: =
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FRS DRAMAS AND POEMS svols- sro-
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Instead q breaking the Union nterd to strengthen
AID 70 lengthen Il. ''-JoHE Q. BREcEnKIDsE.
The Constitute. Equality Of the staies These sre
the nbcs Of everlasting anion Let these be the lyng cries
The people. s-Jpss Q. BKRcKnRToeE
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CAMPBELLs SPECIMENS OF THE BRITISH
POETS, Vols. svo Ezlf Morocco
SPEECHES OF LORD BROUGHAM. vols svo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18
jaws. NJ. MrLIrn, Aucttoneer.

JAMES NJ MILLER, Auctioneer
EORRCL OSURE SALE of very desirable
II Dwell LING. HOUsE and six valuable LOTS, at Wash.
5AMEs N. MILLER win sell at Spction on TUESDAY,
Feb a. 1850 at IL O'clock Merchant. Exchange, New.
York: - - - . 80, =,
two-story end bassmentsme HOUSE 7sxSs feet filed 10
with prick between partitions with marble NANTES hot and
cold asr gas bath range The House four years old
and in perfect order.
Tne van is well supplied with fruit and shade trees,
vines DC and walks tagged Stages the door The prof
ely vii be sold together separate suit purchasers Ia
within 10 inmates Nalt the Hudson River RaOad Depot
Mans &c can be- obtained OF the Auctoneer ct the Office
cf EDWARD P CLARK, Nc. I2s Broadway, n. Y.
(American Exchange Sank Building1
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TO DEPART.

SrUPTD STAGE-DRNER.--A driver of one of the
Third stages Thursday morning drove bob Of h horses
into IN Chstha street where lsborers were
Mains repEi to the CrotOn pipes man working
Ia the hole the time but fortunately escaped injury Both
horses err finally got out but in ser.ousy damaged candi
ton driver bad been warned by the workmen 70 kee
ha. portion Of the but kept in spite ofthef
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-18
Jnsnranse Companies-
METROPOLIS
w FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY
no. les. BROADWAY,
coRSHx OF PIsk-sr, sKw-Iokx.

cAsh $50
Ts Company having capital sxesedsd by those Of oz
fur ether city Companies continues Insure al kRds Of Per
ssns Property Budings Ships In port ard their CsrEoes
terms Tow eonstent with the security Of the Insurers
snd the Insured. DiRECToRk:
JAMES LORIhER GRAHAM, Prssidsat
JOSEPH b. kAREUM, HENRY V. RuTLEk,
kEOkARD APPLEBT JOSKPR Il. NARNuM yR,
pnrD'K H. NALCOTF, JAS. LOR. GRAHAM ia,
WILLIAM X STRONG. BoWEs r. McILVAlNEt
MOSES TAYLOR, GILBERT L. BEfEknAH
JANIS o. SHELDON, JOHN G. HENDERSON,
DANIKL PARISH IORRAfN FREEMAN
0UsTAyIis A CONOyFl EDWARD MACOkBEk-
MARTIN BATES Jn, WATSON y. CASE uay
TDLEY B. FULLER, CHAELEs y. AffLnnt.
TA1CHAL W. TuRNEY, SAhL. ID. bkADfoh$ 49,
FRANKLIN H. DELASO: ..--
EDWARD A. sTANsBURf, seefsss<s'
RosnEf G. RATnBoxE, Ass't Secretary.
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feg0l Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order of the Surrogate a
the County osEewYok notice hereby sTen 10 al PER-
having cais as.ins ChARLEs DAVIS ke efthe cx q
New YORK. rea Founder deceased to present tAs same
vouchers horso 10 the Subscriber A her rssde No ia
l6tks. n the City Of NeuYerk be sre the "a es
Jrly nexDatsd NesYork the eoth day Il Oeceneoz iesN
dsl law6nn-s SARAH p. DAVIS. Execrkftk-
IN PURSUANCE Of an order CT ROSWELL V.
BRAINARp ssq surEosts Of the County o. kt1 nssass
hereby syen g hz % al persos. Asyias
against SAMUEL y. CORNISH, late &C the City oil
deeessed they required 20 exhlb. the ane We "
voucher. !hei.sL 70 e ss:erss sn No ii
Broadway City OF Eew-rork before The sA ssS
March nsxs.--DAisa September ], ga x..~
40 IAm6npsS ChA AIS u AAni 1zsSsss.
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nm PURSUANCE Of an order "a ROsWELL

UNHEDICAL COsiMoey SENSE. DIR e. 3:
N roors. the .I.hor q thi Pspslx ssSs rs'q, s -
oze whs has difficult dis Of sns s.Apdins AL "
ea.J Nv Id. msdicisss ,aI slssoy lie gives mnsc.s
lis sasetns %iIse alone cure n A1s s ~ n Seos =
Dusseldorf Gallery, NgwNsh Sel.snsse ~ s.,.,s -
sV essy Hs Ros ain Be ~ s postage yas Y ass
wac rsgis eL Address % sass~
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DERRY LEASE at AUCllON.-By ylIIuo OF
ofKewYOrk and resolutions Of the Common Council of che
e . sf S 'h SUcT6a s
adequate secuIity, the City Il on SATURDAY Deoen
s sss ASS the FTSs soTH
wALLsTREET and "a Fs.f 81 ~ NJ iss
Sh all tic rights privileges and advantages heeS belonging
70 s s S5s @ o Gf a end premises 'S asd rom
which they so far as such slips landings and prem
and for fery purposes except the sndne
the foot of Hamilton Brooklyn may be at the loot OF
n which Cooperation the Of the sps land
r teInaSns now used ey said Ferries OF arJ PO 6
IA their vicinity The lessee shall 50 elee1 at his own Cost and
An express stipulation will be embodied in he Lease that tn.
shall the said several ferries at uniform rate OF sre
Of the said ferries, during the term oil said lease shall re
deemed and held to be forfeiture Of tho same and the sais
purchaser lessee other than tae present lessee: WIN Is
sGnEea to purchase at lar SP9sd o
y necessary for the purposes Of SUCH iery grant OF
ed persos to by present essees b. the
purchaser lessee under this sale aud the third BY tne '~e
The lease made In the usual form Of ferry leases and g
conform to the Of TIE charter and sc
be incurred by the Corporation for or In connection win
ns Ptb no ts on So1eo TIE oao Of S ferries viii not be
o annual rent lass than the aggregate amount OF annual
The puchs.eT Of the lease Of the their sppendzes
will be required to the tmo OF sale to the ooetor OF ss
m annual to be applied the rent Of he Ia yea
case lease with the usual covousns ohorfs 70
b. forfeited The Corporson He viii at the same tune also
be required to furnish obligation 10 be signed by At least two
yureter he viii bond with suretis.
10 be approved by Controller oI the punctua payment OF
The quarterly and fer the faithful execution Of the covenants
Oft lease. -,
The ees spctonesr snd the Of the lease 70 BE-
paddy tho purchaser. .
win also contain covenant requiring earh eTrJ
boat attached it, engine IRE apparatus or force
poInp with 100 feet Of hese OF the quality ard de
ens.ous tho Fire Department Of this city TO be ec
oT the zshnent Of es whenever required by the Chief
OF which services the essees VIZ
receive twenty doazs per hour for each hour engaged
ROBT. I. HAWS, Controller.
CITI OF ERw-YoEK, DEPARTMENT OF tIsAEoE
CONTROLLERS Office Nov. is, 1859 -
The ale Of the aforementioned Ferries is postponed until
WEDNESDAY December 81 1853 at the same hour and place
ROBT. Il. uAW5 Controller.
The above sale further postponed until THUhSDAf Dec
90 '''' - '"' ''~-' ROBT. T. HAWs Controller.
The above ssle Is further postponed until TUESDAY jan TO-
w. " W ROBT. T. HAwS Controller.
The above sse Ia sVain postponed until FRIDAY Feb TO-
i'O'' ~ 'Ae 'A--' -'' W RoBT. r. HAws Controller.
The above sse farther postponed until SATURDAY, Feb
~ wv ~ ROBT 7. HAws Controller.
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Ocean 5tsamsrs, &r.

Ocean 6teamers, &r.
WELLS FARGO ss 4 Ge,s
CALIFoRNiA OREGON,
PACIFIC COAST.
WIN be dispatched MONDAY next At p bJ the North
Atlantic Steamship Company s; .Tpe
connecting Panama with the Pacific Mat Steamship Com
psny . steamer o.on
through to SAN FRANCISCO gesy Ia advance Of the mails
No freight except email parcels received the sailing day
LETTERS In GOVERNMENT ENVELOPES viii be TO
ceived till O'Clock MONDAY.
f.om THREEto SIX OAf AHEAD OF the MAILS.
siga. exchange on San Frsn;iscc Tor sae.
Collections and cssh advsneas msde on goods
WELLS, FARGO Co. No. 50 Broadway
IN ADVANCE of the UNITED STATES
Old MAIL LINE
CALIFORNIA,
rANAMA RAILRoAp.
krtr. stesmers ct Panama and Acapulco.
REGULAR DAYS, srz snd 20ru OF EACH MONTH.
On MONDAY, Feb 90 .t2pm.,
fhs North Atlantic Steamship Company WIN dispatch ths
'p''h''0 "e'N'H'p ATLANTIC
r. H. PEARSON, Commander,
Railroad with the Pacific Maj seship Compsnys steamer
r. R. BABY, Commander,
And pxoseed ID iRECTto SAN FRANCISCO
For freight appy the Office Of the Company No. 81 Wss
For passage appy at tho oce-over the Gstecn ne wa<
N BWLetters 10 ali carts Of California win be- sken sy
Wens Fargo Co.'S and Freeman Co.'S Expresses oy thess
steamers.