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, 1860-07-14

II The improvements in Graceland Gene
tery are " progressing silently and steadi1y, but
thoroughly" See advertisement of tho Com
pauv in another column,
, 1860-07-14

FOR SALE AT 4 BARGAIN
L *team Flour!nx viii Ia Fulten CITY. wh;teadts
s,nunty noi- 'te S!l IA. three run OF test 9inch
FieLch BuEs.- pair fs and rne fnr TIE
two axe hunted bireis OF Flour r. twenty
four hours the huak T. te tor te fcr1h rim Of
In fs. III NIL! ha4 IaTge cuatonl Work aEt any
.n2unt Of .nea. ean he hou<at II the Mn rhe Chsao
III ht TO the MIL and the AisslApp River
to 81. Louis and New Or This hL!!t bJ and
for Ct lie uEm Of ThoUA+ Bradford Gu- who h4s
been In the Mill hutne fof over twenty years. aod II Che
Of the
BEST ARRANGED AND MOST CONVENIENT
Mills Of It's sze tbs wea Ant everything tn the beat Of
order. Part MeIk W+l tAkEn 10 real estate In n
eauaat cn!tv. Fer further Inf fna1ton apply to
JOHN BRADFORD,
III 81 Nn1unt l.tncfE na1. 0lIQs
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Neln a1nfrtiSeu1ent5.

n f.4. tCRfVkN, &frert<st=9 A3s&t d osaFtsF'~S'
10 authorized to refss Ad.<sz<7ts {ov tAss d*i Gt II.
x.ads7o P xn<,s uf til Fo,.A Vet t31-ba7ty
, 1860-07-14

QuAkrR C,rr IxsuKAsc1 COMPANY or Pa1LA-
pE1patA,-We call attention to the following
card from The highly respectable drm Of Nc.
Farl.nd L Co., Heywortb, Ill. 1t shows the
prompt manner in which losses are adjusted
and paid BY tho above company. The branch
oHiea for tho Northwest il At No. Q Masonic
Temple, Dearborn street, Chicago:
Hk1wps1H, Juoe IL, ls6o.
To whom it NAY coneesn:-
This is to certify that We hsd tho misfortune
to have our store and goods destroyed oy hFe a
ths Quaker City Insurance Company, Of Phi'a:
delphia- We Immediately otiiied their general
agent, Curtis l.. North. Of Ch ieago' and be came
Terv honorable sud satisfactory manner. and
We have received the full ano unt Of cur policy.
"a, 600. We therefore recommend to all who
want insurance IN sound, reliable company,
~ McFARIAxp Co
, 1860-07-14

PREsExrA11os.-We learn that ut the close Of
the exercises yesterday afternoon, beautiful
diamond breastpin WAS presented by the pupils
Of the North Division to Geo. ". Dore, Princi-
nal Of The Ogden School.
, 1860-07-14

The Hon. Lyman Trumbutl, in conjunction
with other able speakers, will address the peo-
pie on political topics at the following times and
, 1860-07-14

DURE AIR AND PERFECT
l. VENTILATION.
LeSteF9s Improved F0rnRee II Stoves.
LETTERS PATENT have been obtained upon ttt,
Fusascs = TEST1LAToE- II i UNSURPASSED
Heater and VeuatoE Is superior to any other device
yet dl:covE1ed- Ihs
VEN TILATIQE
Is IKE tho old tAahoned trs plaea thAn a1y oh,
plan. whs he heat vAasa By the 1Feplaes il
The cold Ay anl The aoor
taken out Of tho aud tner r!aea WIN pure
nj. IT, cozs l. moderate, ard u au1e 70 paaAs.
Churches, schooz Aas Aud Pstva1e Dxelines g1ppued
1t the shortest potlte.
Tin Fps. saees Iron Work, Re1!ser1 Veuti,tors nd
JobhiL doue TO ortsr.
~ Furnaces put up - 4!l paFts of he soaatry.
II. ". LESrfE, P4ie1ise
,. % lASaile IT., r. u box $3.50,
Chsc1EQ. july II. 1H8Q- fRTl -
, 1860-07-14

ST. AcA1HA's AcApEAr.-At the Convent in
Carville yesterday, a large audience attended
the anniversary exercises Of St. Agatha's
Academy. Fifty young lady pupils participa-
ted in the exercises.
A very large number Of costly prizes were
given to the meritorious. Among the more for
tuuate were Misses uaines, Crowley, Cor'--
Welsh, Appellee, Rogers, Cook and Florez-
the Rev. Father Dunn giving the premiums
The closing address on the part Of the pupils
was delivered in very feeling and able uaunc'
By Miss Mary A. Crowley.
Rev. Father Butler closed with an excellen
address.
, 1860-07-14

:T Signor Blitz gives his admirable entes-
talument with the trained canary birds, to the
children, at kiDgsbury Hall, this afternoon, at
8 o'clock. Admittauce, 10 cents. His last ap-
peafauce,
, 1860-07-14

Appointments for Mr. Schulz in the ccuntiee
Of Monroe aud Randolph will be hereafter an-
rnunrn1
, 1860-07-14

VI 5ANTED- To exchange, good
w Livery s,ret, e,us III & Of casfiaseA nugs'sA
Easn-se% -, for .n. Imp. vsd A1n vthin =. o
ii y niles Of cheaxo rood Hoas; and Leti Ghs.*o.
Bo. 369 * cali u 76 Randolph street, Chicago.
1tt4.7Alu
, 1860-07-14

EXHIBITION AT THE k1Sz1E ScuooL.-The exbi-
bition Ut the kipz'e Grammar School, on the
corner of Ohio and Lasalle streets, in the North
Division, Benjamin D. Slocum. Principal, WAS
we'll attended, and the exercises well repaid the
, 1860-07-14

q TIC 5u1at Ec11Pee taKeS p11Ee Uu y Euueh"
day. 18th, at7A.x.
~ See advertisement Of Lesters improved
heating and ventilating Furnace, in proper col
umn, II. ". Lester, patentee.
The k1xosBuRr CAsE.-Ehe arguments are
not get concluded in the great kingsbury land
case in the United States Court It will be
giren to the jury today.
, 1860-07-14

New Books" Wild Life" and !" The Wood
Rangers" t"o new books by Capt. Mayue
Reid; "One and Twenty" By the author Of
TildaoTer;" "Jeesie Cameron" Highland
story by Rachel Lewis; Autobiograpbical Re-
collections Of c. Il. Leslie r. A." edited BY
Tom Taylor; Appleton's "Compauion Hand
book of Travel for the United States and Cam
adas," together with many others others may
also be found at McNally's, 81 Dearborn st.
, 1860-07-14

S1oAx's COMMERCIAL CoLIEaE.-0n yester-
day evening, the following Students Of Sloan's
Commercial College were awarded Diplomas by
the Board Of Examiners, after thorough ex-
animation: Mitchell Schweisthal, E. R. Scott,
John 0rton, J. H. Baudy.
, 1860-07-14

B The great beuefactor Of the Household
Stewards Summer and Winter Atr-tight
Cooking Stoves. Call at Co1by's, $50 Stste
street, get descriptive pamphlet, md examine
The merits of the Stewart stove.
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with the provisions Of rsnholms resolutions for the
OF preparing for The organic Ion OF tho
ten thousand militia recommended in The Governors
Message, and 1miDg the State The Committee Of Ways
and Means OF both houses whose duty 10 70 provide for
carry ing out the determination OF The Military Committee
viii meet In Charleston on Friday night.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR.
Whereas, II 10 proper and becoming people who
knowledge tho hand OF Coo in every event, and
reverence TO His will, and who desire TO initiate tho
noble example of their foresthers not only In ress
lance 70 oppression and Injustice but In supplicaton
for Divine aid and counsel In this momentous ori-
sn four counsys history, to impore continuance Of
His favor and nterposton TO protect and sustain In
all he trials we may be called upon 70 undergo, aad the
dangers 70 which We may be exposed Now therefore,
William Gis Governor Of tho State Of south Carolina
In Obedience 70 resolution Of the General Assembly ap
pointing Wednesday, toe 2st instant day fasting
humiliation and praIer, make this my proclamation In
vtipg the clergy and people OF oil denomAtons In this
State 70 bic st their respective places Worship
plore the direction and blessing Of Almighty God this
hour Of difficulty, and 70 give heart and
mind 70 oppose. BY all just and proper means every en-
croachment upon our rights.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Sate at Ooum
bia the 18th day OF November In the year OF our
WV. GIsr
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R1cHxoSD, Va, Nov. IS, 1850
One of The arst Of ise next Legislature win be 70
srrallr system o, reprl Ia reference 70 any Northern
ease which shall refuse 10 ssrsader TO the fusi
Awe slave seeking refuge therein. THIS policy meets with
.n,vers. approval in this section doubt no, viii b.
sOrced, even without legal sanction, pending The pas
ass Of the necessary sw By the Legislature. IA case
~ eyportuni,y for rsprisal shall exist within the
sussorxy Of the assrieved sAse, u Is supposed that
Ia sanction Of sooh other Southern states |" shall main.
cain ospmsvsal intercourse with the Northern s's'e
ss-nmslss the wrong yin be given 10 recover . fun
sgsIvaless foe W vsus Of ,bs Eays Withheld, by
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was held on The 18th inst, at which resolutions were
adopted approving the action Of the seoedns sA.ss dis
this crisis condemning delay We part Of Virginia IN
co operating with her sister States, only calculated 10
encourage tnooe Haison 10 whose hands tnc rens ~
yernment win soon pass !" and finally thsy adopted me
Resolved, ina. among the leading of the South,
and sat well as by their bold defence and support OF
the pecu Institutions under which they I've, have in
coming from whatever source We recognise with pride
the Hon. Henry A. Wise foremost, and whose
oounses shcud be heard upon the great issues which
Resolved BY reason Of this trust we extend 70 him an
invitation TO address upon the political topics Of the
day u the earliest practicable time.
Another resolution sppon ing com nittee Of three I,
transmit copy Of these resolutions 10 Governor Wise,
adopted.
Numerous other meetings are being held. she proceed
iDgs OF which will enable you 10 form correct idea OF
the state of feeling in Virginia Let the iucfedulous O.
pie in your section take warning from these signs, and
do what they can in time to avert the impending dis
aster
CoNvocArIoN OF THE VIRGINIA LEGISLATURES.
ftrom the Richmond Whg, Nov. 10.
In our advertising columns win be found procsma-
tien by the Governor requiring the Legislature TO
ration among other thngs "the condition OF public a.
fairs" consequent "the appointment OF Electors
ory Of whom are known 70 be favorable to the election
eved BY large portion Of the Southern states 10 be in
direct hostility to their constitutional rights aud ine
rests" This measure OF Gov Letcher presents for i'm.
mediate solution the question: What shall Virginia dor
And TO thn question the members OF the Legislature
should at once address themselves In such 70
become thoroughly informed OF the sentiments aud views
Of their Constituents No body Of Legislators
summoned to consi der more momentous subject and
We invoke them TO prepare for aud approach II with
the careful forehought and prehensve delberaton
its magnitude eDjons Deeply impressed ourselves with
the solemny Of the crisis We have forborne, and yet
forbear, to enter the discussion Of the grave and
weishty Issues involved, We have thought, and yet
think, that the proper policy for Virginia pursue VIII
be more apparent 70 all In short time than Il is
and In view OF the consequences ct stake thought
better to wait while than TO the risk Of false
step. For the present think there both wisdo
and power In pause.
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TIE CRISIS IN GEORGIA.

Augusta, Ga, Nov. Is, 1880.
rhe general impression s that Senator Toombs has not
70. resigned, but he says he win do 50 the Sd Of
March, unless Georgia secsces.
NIuspsEvuiu, Nov. Is, 1880
AnaIrs are much quieed since Wednesday night, when
Mr stephens made great speech taking strong conser
vsiivc ground The eject subsequently,, shows that II
proved - oil upon the troubled wato-s and all parties
ere now disposed so act cooIIy and oonsderasely
To day the uonvention bin passed tse Senate unAni
nously The election o. delegates takes plaos The
"a Of JanrCy, and the Convention meets on the Wed
sssday following.
mo preamble Of The Convention bin reads % folous-
whereas, The present cr,ss in national anAis, In
shs Judgment OF this General Assembly demands ress
sasos and whereas The privilege OF the people 70
aetsr mine the mode, and time OF such resist
ance; therefore
ms General Assembly enac that the Governor Issue
hs proclamation ordering the election on The 9th of Jan
uasy.
rhe nr second and third sessions Of The bin refer 70
shs time Of election the meeting Of the ooovenaiou and
~ sumber Of delegates 10 which each county enti
slsd.
The fourth section reads that Convention when
ssnbled may consider all grievances impsring or afecs
~ the equality Of the rights Of the people OF Georgia -
subers Of the United States and determine The mode,
nsasurc and time OF redress
ne am section provides for the amount 70 par The
Ssexs,ss and sad Conven,oo ssa BY vote nr the pay
q all their osc and any delegate or deegsies they
nay appoiut 70 any couvensics, Congress Embassy,
end provide for all other expenses incurred By The ooa
vention.
me sxth sves the power 70 cleo, their officers, and do
oil hinss needfa carry oui The rue intent And mean
NJ Of this &C, and purposes Of shls oonveniIoa.
mo bin yroprs,iug n,eeosso 70 arm and equip
osorria 10 complete law.
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TIE ATTITUDE OP FLORIDA.

ne Florida legislature, At iu ass session. passed 70
sssus,on promising dssided ac,on q ihs escion
q republican President, requiring the Governor 70 con
we've the Lesissatsre. The JscssoaviBe Sssiavd and
ssAev paper urge conpllsnce.
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RuMoRs OF ANOTHER ISsURREcrfoS.
The Brookhsveo (Mss hdpcrtisr says that runors OF
attempted scrvile Lsurrestions rife In different paris
OF the state.
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MosrGoxxRY, Ala, Nov. Is, 1890
Senator Fitzpatrick has written letter in response to
eo~mittec Of citizens Of wssumpka. He recommends
resistance 70 Lincons administration but desires con-
saailon between tho fifteen Southern States The letter
Dor or against disunion. His influence in Alabama has
been entirely destroyed by his timd and time serving
position during the contest last summer.
MOBILE, Nov. II, 1890.
rbe Register declares for secession II says the large
sectional North and South proves common govern
men, impossible and all efforts the Union fruit
No. 1t appeals 70 conservative 10 take the
neut into their hands the only means Of avoid.
nd the worst consequences Inevitable revolution
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THE rEEI.INC
MISSISSIPPI.

We md many Advertisements IN Southern journals
headed rs folio s-Southern Independence Eacoarago
Home Manufacture.
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TBnTHnSrH srRxEr MISSIONARY AssouAroS.-The thlr
teenth anniversary the Missionary Association
neced with the Sabbath School OF the Thirteenth street
Presbyterian church. held last ing 81 the churnh
The edncc crowded and the children occupied the
centre ases OF The body OF the church. Tho exercises
commenced BY prayer by the pastor ev DE- Burchad)
and the reading of part Of Psalm xviii, after which
the anthem. /" He shall feed his n0ok,n was sung by
iu choir Or Wander weyde presiding At tho organ Tae
Secretary then read his report together with the annual
letter from the Missionary at Wisconsin, In which praise
worthy mention made OF the good that was there
beng through the medium Of the American sabbath
school uniou. The Treasurer presented his report
which rave the receipts for the year at sT3 80 aud
expenditurts $40 %, which Ion present balance
(ncuding last yearp) of SIG IL During the evening
several original hymns we're sung by the children uu
der tho direction Of Mr.. r. Roberts The Rev Dr. West
brock, Of Philadelphia, delivered very humorous ad
drese full OF anccdoe ami appropriate SMILES 10 the
abseEce OF Gov. Randall, of Wisconsin, the Rev Ma
Fletcher from Brazil, and the Rev Dr. Builocz, Of Ken
tucky delivered short addresses The Rev Mr. Barts,
OF this city spoke In favor OF establishing Sunday
school libraries IN the missionary stations OF the West,
ard Southwest sud before the meeting closed thirty ono
lnrarles of one hundred volumes each were subscribed
for our of them for Brax) making an amunn OF e3i0
alone Tbe Rev Mr.. Clark the Snperntendent road
Ist,ers ffoua GOV Morgan and the Hon y. y. Hoon
treltlrg their unavoidable absence from the meeting
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-19

Bon. Bonham Of South Carolina Resigns
His Seat in Congress.
Rassagc Of the Convention Bill by the
Georgia Legislature.
sua ron TOemB, AND HIS REsIssATsoS,
-, So, 6es
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.

INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON, Nov. Is, 1880
0ssouel Powell Of Alabama, has just arrived here. he
been depued by Governor Moore 70 purchase several
|sousand OF tho most approved for that State Oo
p says that only Alabama, bat Georgia, Mississippi
ssnsly travelled through all these States, and says
~ people nearly unanimous In favor Of Immediate
ssssson Governor Moore, he says, win mot oal .
venNou until after the meeting OF the electoral COL
edassly thereafter he viii issue his CALL Agents from
oeorgia and Mississippi have Ass gone North pur-
sAsse large quantities Of They authorized TO
purchase the best arms regardless OF the price, Smith
: Poultnsy, Baltimore, receiving largo orders,
hsr arms having bssn adopted 70 = consider.
sse extent by the War Department.
REPORTS FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, g. O., Nov. Is, lseo
marc are vague rumors through the city thai the
President designs coercion These reports excite nothing
us defiance and strengthen popular resolve 70 secede
scarcity OF coal here begins 70 be apprehended.
opal boats are afraid TO como Into the harbor the
present excitemsnt
The received today, that Forsyths Mobile Regis
~ ont for secession is considered here nna proof
ahas Alabama will 30.
CoLuxBre, g. O., Nov. IT, 1890.
Hon. u. L. Bonham, member Of Congress from this
Baass, has resigned his seat In that body.
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can n Ates 70 represent Rchand District the state
Con tion, the election Of members whiCh has been
oRde 70 take place on the 6th Of December sproxmo.
VIM DeSaussuYe, G. p. Pelham,
Jss. . rsdewep, Cen James Jones,
Vim Lace, = Gailard,
Max " Yegg, JaA p Adans,
Prof Il LeConte, Ed 2. BookteS,
r. w. sn bee, Allen j. Green,
Andre Y alace, James G. Gibbes,
And on undred other ctiZena
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-15
LIST OF VESSELS IN PORT, SEPT a.


A. BOninger Prus.) Hashagen, Rotterdam-Bros. BrOn
niger. "
Bazaar, Stuart Liverpool Bailey.
Bremen tBrem.) Meyer, London-Foard Rogers
conquest Sears Liverpool-Foard Rogers
EaTneste, (Brem.l Frerchs, Observation-Disclosures Areps
+. Bruno, Lands, Marseills-B Buck 4 Sons
Jas. Cheston, Bryan, Vaparaiso-Jas Cheston & Sons
kalamazoo, Taylor, Liverpool-F. l.. Brauns & Co
Leila, Allen Rotterdam-B NJ Hodges Jr
n T. stevens, Etchberger. Monrovia-G W s. Hall 4 Co
Mary Robinson, Mcclure, Callao-Barril Bros
Patterson, HILL, -, Coleman & Baily.
Santa Claus, Foster Callao-Ba.r Bros
south America Berry, Callao-Barril Bros.
Wand95er Ryder =, Coleman & Bailey.
VIM PENN Meade, Liverpool-J. Hooper & Co.
Banks.
Ellen Stevens, Thomas, Portland-W. Rhoads & Son.
george Henry, Trower, africa, Peru-Fitzgerald Booth
Co.
J H. Ghadbourne Mason, N. orlean-He.len & Rogers
John G. Bruno, Peed, W. Indes-F W Bruno Sons
Jane Cockrl Leghorn-COeman & Bailey
Mount Mount Vernon Hall Rio de Janeiro-Spence & Reid
Sophia, Jones, Rio de Janeiro
Tanaro, Plumley, Lverpoo-Foard & Rogers
Iaisman' Baldwin, New York-C. NJ. Stewart
Chesapeake, (Rrl Gwynn Demarara-w Fl Perot
'ha'tahooga, Norris, Buenos Ayres-Krkand Chase &
Clerence CBr) Bradford, Port spain-Ios Vote. 70
GToquette, Young, Caribbean Scar. & H R. Tucker
Helen Helen burgess, Algoa Bay-T. Whitridge Co.
Josephus, Wilson, Minattlan, Mex-W. 7. Kendall
Lazy Of me Lake. (Brl King, Port Span-Jos G. Yeates
x Co. " ~
M aauTel Br} MeDougall, Windsor, Ns-Kelsey Gray
Marshall Dutch Gilkey, Kennel nkport-C Kidder
aalmas, Morgan, Monrovia-G. W. s. Hall & Co
Soiterino Pattson, Newfoundand-C NJ Jackson Co
san Juan, -, Tobasco.
SCH00NERS
arlington, Seaman, Savannah-Rose < Lyon
Allce MOVE, Pike, West 1ndies-Kelsey Gray
ADA Frances, Bahson, Fall River-Kelsey GRAY
Y u Nlckery, Rabbit, New Bedford-S. Phillips Co.
Delaware, Manning, Savannah-W Rboads Son
n H. Adams, Ilinkley, New Bedford-T Whitridge 4 Co
Extra, ward, New York-W. Rhoads Il Son.
Hannah Martin, Slaight New York-Rose LYON
D. Maitland, Leeman, Sombrero-Whedbee Dickin-
N
jackson, Bonner, Chareston-C. Pendergast
hlngfisher, Clavel Corn Island-Price & O,Neala
KendriGk Fish, Wall Bath-Kesey Gray
L Iais russell, Todd, san Blass-Pearce Gray
Lydia X Ogden, Fisher, Troy-W Rhoads & Son
Taad Queen, Iiulse, New York-Rose Lyon
fremont, Holt, Charleston ''
water Witch, Hull, Boston-Bevan, Phillips Co.
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"a " zEsga FOR THE

~SeS @laNr /, - l7T7- - WEST AND SOCT3
BALTIMORE AND ONO RATLROAp
Flows: ~ 0 '"'i'S Will run rs
Leave Camden Station, Baltmore-Mail (excen Srd,ro,
At e5o a. NJ Express daily at 400 f. NJ and AccommOda
10n az ~ NJ, through for ALL PARTS UE THE WEST
FOR va PASSRNGgRS
Between baltimore and Piedmont take the RI trsi,
between Cumberland and Wheeling, and beween rafton
and Parkersourg take the go p 81 train from Ralfimr
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore Al 4 N - :,
and from Frederick at 20 A. n " wv = "
The Ei,lICOTT,S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore atf .
6.40P. NJ ~ az ''f' ~ NJ and
FOR WASEHNGTON md TIE SOUTg
Leave Baltimore at IS and $40 A M and9 rs an cap
Tn Sundays at % A. NJ. only Leaves Washinginr a.
baltimore at 20 ana 74O A. NJ, and 20 and "a p " M
Sundays at 8 20 P NJ only The second and third t n
only from Baltimore stop at way points The Secnpd ~,
fourth trains from Baltimore the SECOND and tbiS f
washington connect with trains the Anpapos Road
Eor tickets Of every kind, Information, &c apply to j.
ENILAND Agent, or at the Ticket Office Camden station
W. P SMITH,
\, ,o,u Master OF Transportation.
Ii -. OoLE. General Ticket Agent je4u
NlNEGAR.-2O casks and 300 demiiohns finest
triple French Vinegar, of superior quality, imported
street. aulo4w
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StRamSh1ns.

0~~WAtSgA&6t
REDUCTION IN PRICES.
.fTS ATLANTIC ROYAL MALL
ssss4kxassa- STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY,
NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE,
Touching at St. Johns, N. f.
Carrying the British Mail and Government dispatches.
The steamships comprising this line have been approved
by the Admiralty, and the
NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL STEAMERS
GON NAUGHr ...............44tO tons burthen.
I.ElNSTER.. 400 tons burthen
MgNSIER... ..i,fO tons burthen.
DLSIEK: 400 tons burthen.
The next departure will, be
From Boston. TUESDAY, September 25th, and
From New York, October 9th, from Pier No. 26 North
River
Rates of passage any part of Ireland railway and
TO the primer al cities or England and Scotland:
First class, $0 800 and $75, according to stateroom &C
commoaton third class, 500 including cook provisions
- rom Galway to Boston or New York, 81 class $50
England and Scotland SIS.
And St Johns N F. First class s35 third class, SlS.
Children under II half price, under year. free
passengers furnish beds and tins
Persons taking passage at New York for the steamers
sailing from Boston, will receive free from New
York to Boston.
The steamers OF this Company have been constructed
with the greatest care as regards safety and comfort
bned with odel and propeng and built with
watertst Compartments. They confidently
to surpass, in speed and weather qualities sny s.
sells built and
fences 1880 $500 -
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship
PERSONS wishing to send for their friends obtain
tickets at low
For freight passage apply to
ROWLAND Il ASPINWALL, Az gents,
81 and S. South street.
Orto JOHN O. A. HERRING
At the office of the Adams Express Co..
l6i Baltimore street,