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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1865-03-22

FRANE LEsLIE's LADY's MAGzIEE is The
cheapest and best Gazette OF Fashions in
the world. The March number contains
most beautiful patterns for Spring. The
reading is OF The best literature and tends
10 making happy and prosperous house,
holds by promoting intelligence Frank
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Photographic Albums.

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ABRAHAM LINcoLE is opening a trade
With the rebels, by swapping bacon for TO-
bacco. lts more profitable than swapping
horses crossing a stream.
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Administrators Notice.

Estate of James Nc Bride, late Of Hem
lock township, deceased.
LETTERS of Administration on the es-
tale of James Mcbride, late OF Hemlock
twp., Columbia county Pa, have been
granted oy the Register of said county 10
Hugh Mcbride, residing in The twp and
county aforesaid. All persons having
claims against ,he estate of the decedent
are requested present them for settle
meal TO the al minisiralor without delay,
and all persons indebted to the decedent
shall make pay ment Immediately 10 the
undersigned
HUGH D. MCBRIDE, Adm'r.
Hemlock, Jan. 4, IS65-6w 50.
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NEXT DEMOCRATIC STATE CoEvEETIoN.-
The Safe Central CommIllee al their meet
ing on Wednes Jay, al Harrisburg, settled
upon Wednesday the 2IsI day of June next,
as the day OF holding the Democratic State
Convention, aud the Hal of the House of
Representatives IN Harrisburg as the place
The meeting of ths Commntee; we learn,
was Jul one, aud The utmost harmony
prevailed.
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AT The celebration Of ST Paircks day in
New York the first toast offered was-tThe
Republlc--May the Angel OF Peace soon
cover a restored Union with the shadow OF
her wings"
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Every paper issued by Abraham Lincoln
is called BY our Ioyalisls an able document
In order 10 BE patriotic we shall admit tbs
saying and maintain with Them that his in
augural address was original A6e L doc
umeni. For the benefit of unbelievers let
rs quote
"FondIy do we hope,
Fervently do we pray,
That this mighty sconrse OF war,
May speedily pass away
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The irains on the Catlawissa railroad run
over the West Branch in boats.
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AT the township election on last Friday
the loyal ticket was elected by an average
majority Of about thirty five. !.
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Were awarded the highest Premiums over
all Competitors. al The following State
and County Fairs Of 1868.
! NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
Firsl Preminm for family Machine.
First Premium for Manu- featuring Machine
First Premium for Machine Work
INDIANA STATE FAIR.
First Premium Tor Machine for all purposes
Frs Premium for Machine Work
VERMONT STATE FAIR.
Fir.l Premium for Family Machine.
First Premium ior Manufacturing Machine.
First Premium for Machine Work
OHIO STATE FAIR.
First Premium for Machine Work
IOWA STATE FAIR.
First Premium for Family Machins
First Premium for Manufacturing Machins
First Preminm for Machine Work.
ILLINOIS STATE EAR.
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First Premium for Machine Work
KENTUCKY STATE FAIR
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FIRST Premium for Machine Work,
MICAIGAN STATE FAIR
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First Premium for Family Machine
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PENN'A STATE FAIR
Flfsl tI6IUIuh lOi vi NdcUiu6
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! MECHANICS INSTITUTE Pa FAIR.
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! FIRST Premium for Family Machine
| First Premium for Machine Work.
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Essg-The above comprises all The Fairs
, at which the Grover g. Baker Machines
were exhibited this wear.
Sales-rooms, 4S5 Broadway, New York.
730 Chestnut ST., Philadelphia
March %, Is64-1y.
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COLUMBIA COUNTY is not alone in oppres
sion by iyranis. The rod is now drawn
over Centre County, where arrests are made
as freely and with as little ground as were
the arrests of our county. The Editor of The
BelIefonte Watchman, a sound patriot and
able editor was arrested for publishing The
letter Of a correspondent which says:
On the LIST instant two men from Belle
fonie holding or claiming TO hold the office
of Government detective lin plain words
"spy'') and Deputy Proves, Marshal, slop-
ped here, having in their custody three or
four persons, repuiej deserters. Mr.. John
Etoner, qaiei and estirnabe ciiizen, re-
marking that she would not be as easily
taken as were these prisoners . or words to
that effect, was, with two revolvers aimed
At his head, seized and dragged, without
moments preparation, tnot even being al
lowed an overcoat 10 protect him from the
cni;Iiug winds) q BeIIeion's, whers he vas
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Hon. c. r. BucKALEw has returned from
Washington 10 his res idence near Blooms
burg.
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ATTER a long and very cold winter, the
spring opens pleasantly with prospect of
an early season Tor farmers.
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The
Action, Bass
Mr. H GRoVESTEEN who has had practical eS
ceof in
RpiUed Highest a0ad Of Merit oUe oil Others
at he Worlds Fair
of London Paris GeInaay
medals from both ofwhh can seen our
of
enabled ohe
tDee einsrum pnces
ES-No Octave,
roundco
me of the above cut
TERMa.-NET CASH, IN CURRENT FUNDS.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE
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I SO

IS6 Is6
PENNSYLVANIA & ERIE RAIL ROAD
This great line traverses the Northern
and Northwest counties of Penns yvauIa 10
the city of Ere, on Lake Erie.
Il has been leased by the Pennsylvania
Rail Road Company, and is operated by
them.
Ils entire length was opened for passen-
ger and freight business, Oct. l7tn, 1864.
Time of Passenger trains at Norlh'd.
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TIE editor Of a western paper say that a
'IoyaP man in his paris, undertook TO read
WashingIon's Farewell A ddress on ibe 22d
of February. "He read silently and sui
.lenlr for some time. Al last be rose from
his seat, grated his teeth, and threw The
book down in a passion" :'WhT, John !"
said his astonished vile, "what on earth
ails you ?" Why" said John, "l'il be
.cussed if | sit stilI aud hear the Yoonyun
parry abused, by old Washington himself r'
The good woman knew he had cause for
.anger, and she chided him not, but COM
mencsd singing the baby 10 sleep with The
National Hymn-''John Browns Body"
etc, etc. The whole family are ''loSaI."
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TRY IT FOR ONE YEAR,

TERMS-Always in Advance.
One copy, one year. 90
Eioht comics for one year. II 90
Fourteen copies for one year 20 %
Premiums for Getting up Ct"bs:
To every persons getting up club, al
the above Iales, a copy ot me Magazine
for 1865 will De given gratis: or, II prefer
red, the superb engraving (slze, p inches
by 20 inches Washington Porting From
His Grnerals.n
Address, postpaid,
CHARLES ] PETERSON,
800 Chestnut street, Phiadelp hIa
u Specimens sent gratis, when sent ior
Nov. %, 1864.
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We notice some persons are beginning
TO make garden in town.
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OLD THINGS MADE NEW.

PAMPHLET directing how 10 speedily
Areslore sigh, and give up spectacles,
wi hout aid oil doctor or medicine. Sent
by mail, free, on rece ipl af 10 cents. Ad-
dress. E. B. FOOTE, NJ. d.
1880 Broadway, New York.
Feb !, Is65-6mo.
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Notice TO Trespassers.

THE following farmers and land owners,
of Orange and Centre townships. Columbia
counrv, do hereby caution all persons
against bunting or in snywise irespassing
on their lands, thus making themselves
subject TO the penalties of the law which
will De most strin9enIly enforced
David Haymen, Stephen Hill,
Samuel Heidle., Frany Hayman,
Simon Lawry. Reuben Sitter,
All OF Orange township.
Benz. Stner, VIM Beck,
Frederick Beck, Adam Hill,
VIM Winnie, Geo Wiimre,
Joseph Ruckle, all of Centre Twp.
Orange, Nov l6, 1864.
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PUTNAM CLOTHES WRINGER.

&D
IT is THE ONLY RELIABLE
SRLEADyUSTTNG WRINGER.
No Wood. Work to S,OeU or spiit-NO
Thumb screus to get out of order
Wdrrdnted NTH or ioitboW COg-JcheeSS
TT ,ook the first premium at filty-seven
L STATE and County Fairs in 1863, and is
,v;,bout any exception, the best WrInger
ever made Patented in the United States,
Enoland. Canada, and Australia: Agents
wa1,ed in every Town, and in ali paris oi
the world Energetic Agents can make
from three 10 ten Dollars per day.
SAMPLE Wtingers sent Express pald on
receipt of price.
No. 2. So so No !, 81 so. No. +, $3.50.
No A SO 80. Manufactured auC sold,
wholesale and retail, by
THE PUTNAM MANUFACTURING co,
No I3 Plat Street, n Y. & Cleveland, o.
A II. FRANCISCUS, Agent,
Philadelphia, Pa.
What Everybody KnOtos. Uiz:.
Thai iron we'll galvanized will not rust.
Tha, simple machine i better than
counl;cated one. That Wrnger shonld
he eli. adjusting. durable, and Efficient
That Thum b. screws and FastenIn9s cause
deIav and tronble TO regulate and keep IN
order. That wood soaked IN hot water
( will swell, shrink and spiIl. hat WOOD
bearings for the shalt 10 run iu VIII wear
I ont. That the Pu,nam Wrnger, wIlh or
without coz wheels viii! not lear Ihe clothes.
| That cog wheel regulators are not essen
ual Tha, the Putnam Wringer mas all The
advantages, and not one oil the dlssdvan-
taoes above named That all who have
tss,aJ II Dronounce it The best Wringer
ever made. That it will wiring THREAD
or a BED QUILT without alteration.
We might fill the paper with tesllmoni-
ais. bnt insert only few 10 convince the
skep,ical. If such there be: and we say 10
all, test Pulnam's WIinger. Test II thor
oughly with any and all Others, and II not
entirely satisfactory return 1t.
Putnam Manufacturing 20.
Genllemen-I know from practical
experieuce that iron well galvanized with
zinc will not oxidze or rust one PARTICLE
The Phtnam Wrirger is a. near perfect as
possible. aud can cheerfullY recommend
il TO be the best in use.
spectiulIy yours,
JOHN w. WHEELER.
Cleveland, OHIO.
Many years experience in the galVanIz-
mo business. enable me 10 endorse The
above statement in all particulars.
JNO C. LEFFERTS,
No 100 BeeKmau 81.
New York, January, 1864.
W. have tested Puinam's Clothes Wrng-
er bv practical working, and know that Il
will do 1t il cheap, il is simple, II requires
no room whelher at work or Al rest; child
can operate II 1t does lis duIy thoroughly
Il saves lime aud IL saves wear aud teal
We earnestly advise all who have much
Washing TO do, with all intelligent persons
who may have anv 10 buy THIS NHn9et.
1t will pay Tor ilseIf IN a year most.
HORACE GREELEY.
IuIV 6 1864 Nv
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Leave Eastward.

Leave Eastward.
Mail Train 10 l6 P. NJ.
Elmra Express Train, IL 81
L. Haven, Ac'modarion, IA 81 A. M
Leaves Westward.
Mail Train, 26 A. NJ
Elmira Expres Train, 5 Is I"
Lock Haven Ac'modation "a P. M.
Passenger cars run through on Mail train
without change bo'h ways between Phila-
deIphia Erie, and Baltimore and Ere.
Elegant Sleeping Cars on the Mail Tain
both ways between PAiladelphia and Lock
Haven, and on EImira Epxress Train both
WAYS between WIIliamspou and Baltimore
For information respecting Passenger
business apply al cor. 30lh and Market SIS.
Philadelphia. And for Freight business Of
the Con- pany's Agent.
S. B. Kingston, Jr., Cor. 18th aud Mar
ket Street. Philadelphia.
j. w. Reynolds, Erie.
j. M Drill, Ag'r. N. c. r. B.. Baltimore.
H r. HOUSTON.
General Freight A gi. Phii'a.
H. w. GWINNER,
General Ticket Agt. Phil'a.
JOS D.. POTTS,
General Manager, WilIiamsPort.
Feb. %, 1865.
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This preparation can show
living evidences Of lis excel
lence.
SEE
Photograph and read cerlif-
cate OF Mrs. VIM. Sutton
hair FIVE leet and one nch in
leng,h-used Reeves Ambro-
sIa about twenty months.
ALSO,
Photograph and certificate OF
Mrs l. NJ Neil-heir five fl.
length - used the AmbTosia
l8 months
Thousands are using this
preparation and offering will
ling Testimonials.
Tn ese potographs, taken from lie, have
been awarded TO extend the knowledge OF
the merits of this wonderful discovery -
Hundreds have seen these ladies and heard
the facts from heir own lips.
Mrs. MaXWeII's Testimonial.
Ne,p YORK. Dec 23 1862.
Knowing positively that Reeves Am
broSia produced a beautiful head OF hair
for Mrs Lizzie Shepherd, OF BROOKLYN,
New York, was induced, thereby, 10 use
it thoroughly. ! needed something tor my
hair, it being short and thin-had used one
half dozen bottles when could plainly
notice an increase IN Its length, strength,
aud beauty. An experience of about ivy
years has proved a complete success. Mo
hair is now by measurement, four feet ten
inches in length, nearly reaching the floor.
tave allowed my photograph to proclaim
the merits OF Reeves AmbTOsla 10 the
world
MRS WALLACE E MAXWELL.
Gg IN eotenprising Druggists hare
these Photographs and keep for
sale, REEVES AMBROSI.1 at rs
Cents per Bottle.
Druggists who may not have our pre2a-
ration, will send for it-ii applied to Prin-
cipal Depot, 90 Fulton Street, New York.
Messrs French, Richards. & Co. OF Pull
adelpha, General Agents ior Pennsylvania.
Nov 80. IS64.-6 mos.
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8ledw A9om9Is
VENHE undersigned having connected him1
self with established Agencies in WASH
ineton and Philadelphia is prepared "a
attend 10 The collection Of Back pay,
BOunties, Pensions,
and all oiher equitable claims against thd
Government His experience aud business
connections enable him TO attend TO iheu
with The least possible delay. No r
made unless The claims are secur. ).
OfFiae with E. H. Little ESQ,
House Alley, Bloomsborg Pa.
C RR',CKWAA
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March I, 1865 3 mos.
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CARD PHOTOGRAPHS.

D. Fine Albums Made to ord
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Eeeinres ano Hleftines
rT,HE DISTINGUISHED LECTURER, MI

TJ,HE DISTINGUISHED LECTURER, Mrs.
NJ C. MAILING, the greatest female speaker Of the age
known As the Banished Heroine the South will deliver
lecture at COOPER INSTITUTE. on MONDAY EVENING
september g. 1865 commencing at 4 o'clock SUBJECT de-
voted Two Years Experience in Texas and the Reesta0
shInent OF Government in the SOUTH Tins accomplished
lady with tie highest reputation as an orator
and with the and recommendations OF the best
the country She spoke at many points durng the
Presidential Canvass aud always drew large audiences
WORTH she deserves well Of all lovers OF our country
Her interesting and she handles II well,
speaking az she personal experience. We
that all who hear her will feel amply repaid Admission, %
Tickets TO be had at the door. Gov Morton Is eI'
pecied 70 be present.
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MADAME NAPOLEON respectfully informs
WI the Parents Of her Pupils that she will reopen her
SCHOOL on MONDAY, Sept. u, at No. lSi Cinton-si,
Brooslyn.
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YNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE,

- SEVENTH COLLECTION DISTRICT State Of New
YORK ulth and l1th Wards Of the City Of New Yors-
Noe1is hereby given pursuance Of section ~ of An Act
10 provie internal revenue to suppothe Government 10 pay
ner. % the pub c debt, and for other purposes approved
that the annual H or valuations and enunoTaons property
subject to tar under said act. on the hr day Of May b3
the duties and taxes thereon have become due ard payable
and that will attend for the collection Of the same my
office No q bible House Astot place Ia the City OF New
York. ard ater the EIGHTEENTH DAY OF UGIIsf,
1885, until the rIilhrYflRsr DAY Of AUGUST 1905 in
elusive between the hour Of O'Clock IN and O'clock y.
each day. tn. assessments said lat include the taxes
incomes and licenses, aud payments may be made any
time before said pe'iod-Datrd New York August T. 1865
MARSHALL u. BLAKE.
Collector Seventh District New. York
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New Haven 100 a00(Er,l li30 a. IN. his (EI,)
500 (EI.) 345, 40 and 800 (EI.,) pm.
For bridgeport 100, 800, (Ex,I il.30 m 12t5 (Er,D
4 90 (Er) ii5 10 and 400 (Ex.) p. IN.
For Milford and stratford, 100 H. 3f5 40 p.
For Fairfield southport aud Wespou 100, ll3Oa III. aia
l30pm. - - -. -, ,
345. 40 $50 500 (EI.,l p. N.
For DaTicn 100, $50 llJ0 a. m. ;345 430, $50 p.
For .enwich, 100 80. ll3O M 345 40 30 80 m
For stanford 100 400 (EI y $50, l.30 l2l9 lEI)
800, (EI) a, 40 $50, $50 800 (EI)p .o :, a,
For Port Chester and Intermediate stations. Ip Nv ii
d IN. as, 40, SO, $50, 100 p. m.
CONNECTING TRAINS r. % "A
For Boston. via Springfield, 800 a. IN. lEEp) ~" thA"
Pm. -. ..o
For Boston, via Shore Line l2Is, (EI,) aoop m; a,
For isrtloTd and Springfield 800 lEI.( 8 M ihi'I"V'
NI.,) " IS, 300 D. IN. r. 1,tS, -
For Connecticut River Railroad Co0I m tE1,I iAi'P' IN
For Hsrtsosd Pfoyideace and Fi.hk Railroad, 500, EI
For New Haven. New. London and stoninson Railr0adi
For Canal Railroad, l2.l5 o. m to Noftnatnpson; ,
No, Uon.,lonlc RAILROAD q m. and p. m Wednesdays
80, ,S ,.i,h D. m will 20 Barrinston-Satur-
day'. 10 Pitt.6~ld-o,her days, New mIIordonly
IL, N.n,,,urk Railroad, 900 q m, 100 M
For Dsabury and NoTwsk Railroad, Ivo SJo m, ~
p. m. , .,,..b.d "a 400 n n, trail,
JAMES II. HOYT, suoe
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1.-TWO ACTIVE BUSINESS PARTNER
VALUABLE IRON PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS

We will offer for sale, o the SECOND DAY OF OCTO
BIER 1853 premises the valuable iron Property know1
3. THE TENNESSEE ROLLING WORKS, with 40 acres
Of Land about good Farming Land cleared and under
fence situated the Cumberland River y miles above the
mouth, in Lyon County KENTUCKY embracing large and
complete Rolling MIL Forge with twenty Nop6hn9 ri,s.
Machine Shop containing Lsthes Boring and Planning Ma
chine. with Boiler sud Engine run separate iroD Mill
with Gri.t Mil attached large Warshouse Dry Good
Store Brick Oce and large number OF Dwellings ior WORK
men Also about forty thousand bushels Of stone So ano
,iltv thousand bushels Of Charcoal.
The above Iron Norks have been in successful operation
number Of years 1.-The reputation Of the Iron iuly eao
superior Charcoal Iron yesryunu passed by any ranntse-
tory in the United States The facilities for obtaining ~
Iron are superior establishment IN the west thefs pc
ng three charcoal furnaces within one 20 three mics Oh she
MIL cspsbe OF producing or eight thousand 'oh' OF
Pig Iron yearly ,fc p.l -,
The facilities for obtaining chesp snppes OF '0fn foA ano
other articles unsurpassed , -, -
shipments of Iron can be made 10 the mouth oil Inc 0un
| bsrlAnd River all seasons q the year.
! TERMS OF SALE. -
The Rolling Mil Forge aud Lands therennto attached al
Too embracing Mil Forge and Blacksmith Tools and Weigh.
ms scales. are TO be sold credit OF two. three and
,r vear. from date with approved security, and lien
| tanned until the purchase money Is paid
IL understood that the purchase Of the MILL lands and NJ
ures l. 10 take the wrought iron and cast iron scraps stone
coal charcoal farming tools carpenter tools COM hay Mules
cstte hogs iron safe aud fixtures in Office wagons carts.
medicine ETC. and cash at lair valuation two disiner-
sted men said yauaton IN they do not agree, to
cal IN third man. . 4,
ably TO the articles Of coparuership.
Capitalists wishing TO invest in profitable iron property
will DO well the same where competent will
be ready all times 10 show the property and give psn are
until dsy OF sale. HlLLMAN BROTHERS,
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CTEAM TO LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
- QUEENSTOWN Tie Ininln Line. sailing ,etni-wcsk
w. carving the 'Hltri states Malls. -
CITY or BALTlMOKf-............SA fi hDAf, SfFI. :!
CITY OF LlMfRlth............WtD sEPI. T.
CITY or MASuiNGItN. .........NAIl kbA1t Htf-l- y
cry OF MANCHkSTER.....M sEfT -
and zach sgccerdlur sAiuRDAf anu NEDNbspAf'
Il noon from Pier Sc ~. North River
RATES % PASSAGE
ny To nal s'ecnrf sailing every saturday.
FIRST CAhiS.........rti SiEtkAot
10 Lordon........... IS To L'udon........''' -
To Paa. ............ In5 To PaIs.............. ~
PAYABLE ~ GOLD. .
Ps.sare ~ the Nedfr.day steamers Firsi CABIN ~
st.eiase. s. Payable % o. = currency
PA...ngers also forwarded to HaUe, Hamburg bremen
a. a moderate fsirs 40 -,
seerg- passage n Liverpool or Qieens'own ~ sou,
o. the eqhya eat, 1ikrs be bought here by pe'on'
sending Tor the ifcnd'.
For iurthrr Information. apply st ~ Company oho..