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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-29

LINOR sALE-Ar ORANGE, N j.. FINE COUN
x Rssidsnes; hSa.s has psrios library. dining raon
attic stablng and carriage room "a or ~ acrss with place
Il. r. SMALL, - south street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-06-29
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A LII WANTING FARMS-LANDS.-TO ALL WANTING
MIA cna ana snrv ~ 2, raa
rich SOIL producing large crops 20 tracts at S25
good society; hundreds settling and making improve
mcuts Apply to CHARLES K Lands, Postmaster
pers containing full Information viii be sent free.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-05
Charity Fair.

NERTAIN ladies Of Columbia have asso-
" ciated themselves together for the
purpose Of raising funds to clothe and
educate limited number Of orphan chill
dren. To carry this design into execution,
they propose to hold q CHARITY FAIR in
Columbia, commencing on TUESDAY
EVENING, December 4, and continuing
during the week, at Janney's Hall.
An attractive feature of the Fair will
consist OF a series of Tableaux, represent
ing various scenes at home and abroad.
Donations from the city and country are
earnestly solicited, and may be delivered
to Mrs. THEO. STARK, Miss JANNEY or
to any of the Managers.
Several valuable articles, among which
rattle.
Nurses positively not admitted.
Bs- Price Of admission so cents.
MANAGERS.
Governor Orr, Mayor Stark,
zen: wade Hampton, DR.. John LeConte,
W. +. DeSaussure, d. b. DeSaussure,
l.. D. Chllds, J.P. Thomas
. U. Glbbes,, Edward Hope,
VIM. B. Stanley, John Waties
Dr. John Fisher, Col. VIM. Wallace,
VIM. G. Swaffield, A. r. Taylor.
]. G. Janney, DIR. JOS. LeConte.
+. G. DeFontaine. Dec
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SWEET OporoSAx FROM MEx1col New
very rare, rich and fashionable perfume.
The finest ever imported or manufactured
IN united States. Try it and be convinced.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-05

A New PERFUMBl Called Sweet Opopona1
from Mexico, manufactured by E. IL Smith
& Co., New York, is making o sensation
Wherever it is known. Is very delicate,
ana ITS fragrance remains on the handker-
chlef tor QANS.-Phind'n Eneninn R.lLIDti,,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-05

SWEET ORoPoNAxl Ladies, in their morn
ing calls, carry joy and gladness, wher
perfumed with Sweet Opoponax.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-05

ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTIFICIA
HUMAN EYES made to order and inserted
by Drs. f. BAUCH and P. GOUGELMANN.
formerly employed by Boissonncau, Paris, }
No. 800 Broadway, New York. Oct171y
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-05

SWEET OPoPoNAx! Is the sweetest Ex-
tract tract ever made. Supersedes oil others.
Try 1T once; will use no other.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-05

SWEET OPoPoNAx! The only elegant Per-
rune. Is found on all toilets, aud never
stains the handkerchief
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1866-12-05

SWEET OPoPoNAxl New Perfume from
MeMco; The only fashionable Perfum,
and ladies' delight.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

MARBLE u.srEr4 s--rHE BEST PLACE IN rrIB
W. city purchase MAJ Ne sansls o. the laes, designs.
~ East Esh,een.h ssrest vi rhirt ssesns Mes iofk
CNf tile ua.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

A BrrNHtN's kWRNfruRR AND BAGGAGE TX
IA press uoc Is ~ ct Eleventh street near sirth avs.
nue-Fu Furniture families M'red CITY country, fArrAef.
rsekcd sad shipi.3 lurnsiurr stored
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

NTopTH CAROLINA BoNDs.-TriE NEW BONDS Or
tho State for sale low, exchanged for old bonds with
MANNING DE FORFEIT Bankers. 10 Wan street.
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COMPANY.
Nv TREAsrRERs OFr1CE,

New York, June 20 1855.
The New York and Harlem Railroad Company have de-
red dividend Of -four cent the preferred and COM
stock Of the earnings OF the six months and
the same the win be paid the share
holders the 81 dav of July ~ the Office ~ the
pany OF Fourth and Twenty sixth street
TIE transfer books viii be closed ~ r NJ July 2 and
- w III EMERSON, Treasurer,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

SNUPEKIOH ACCOMMODATIONS AT TE Il PARSONATE
- House Rye. Westchester county, N Y This house has
large shady lawns private and well adapted TO the
comfort OF good class families Apply above. or to CHAs
LEFLER, "a Clinton place.
ITO RHNT-To ONE OR TWO GENTLEMEN. A LARGE
i square furnished Room at Washington Heights 'front.'
Ing Hudson river. Stable for or two horses.
Address 4. q. g., Herald Office
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

A LII WANTING FARMS.-IANDS.-TO ALL WANTING
n Farms'-Largc and thriving settlement OF Vneland
mild climate; 80 miles of Phflad phia by railroad
rich soil producing large crops. . acrs tracts at SO per
good society hundreds settling aud making improve
meuts. Apply TO CHAttiS X. lands, Postmaster
vineland Lands township ~ j. Letters severed Pa
containing full stion " II be sent free
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

COUNTRY BOARD AT MOUNT KIsQ0, wEsTCHEsTER
~ county, " " ten rdinutes' walk from depot and one
hour and half from city by Harlem Raroad large house
location; churches drives sabina hunting fsk ing. &c,
Apply 70 JACKSON HYATT Mount aisco ut Shc carpet
store Nos 8 and Is Cooper Institute. New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02
FINANCIAL.

TINTED STATES TREASURY
u INTEREST DEPARTMENT.
NEw YoRK. June 70 1904
Schedules OF 800 thirty coupons due July prox-
will received for examination the Interest De-
partment OF the United States Treasury.
H. II. VAN DYCK
Assistant Treasurer United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-07-02

TTNIoN DINE SAYINGS BANK.
~ CANAL STREET CORNER or vARICK.
DEPOSITS PROM TEN CENTS TO $500 RECEIVED.
SIX PER CENT INTEREST, FREE or TAX.
DEPOSITS BEFORE JULY q DRAW INTEREST PROM
JULY
ASSETS, 81 ga a<5 H.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-03-06

cccfed in the nc oup ishmert Of lis object
la arrest 0f SenOr NckehEt 90 y ur city hu
chnsed M little surp is asl"ni D'nt Ia tbs nrigf
b1thood. | fear The fraternal Cvs WITH Which TIE
81 IL rs 81 CHI regard the N0ie Anerc'uos' "ii
b. considerably lessrued uy,n receipt OF tue ia' 81
Intelligence from Ntw Y,Tk Even here pn ihs
ls'hmus the people sympat,izitg win Pen "nd tlih
~ thcr pe'eht Ionbes, Ge SERIOUSLY irrlnrd :" thii
that the thing - MI made az betv S,cirist sewuc
Rad the spanish G,srrmen'. AMI evea 30 f'r a. 20
int that Toe lslru, q" Cuba /. tie prir 10 lee paa 20
Uurd States fr declining 'o allow he prutiaiiy laws
T., 30 ,ectplr or openly dlsregauel.
The stctn'ship Uncle ; m no be- sold by tho p
cfc Mail Company t. rites here wA) have prepared
her f,r SCI She hrs been inided o.,eusiidy wIh
produce" for tie ChlHn rrsei'. and. u i sd. vi
cr1r tor the prit uf San An'o ~ Nav! seat hsrd
tack and SIT junk are rata qaerr Al ices oi pio
ducc' ior I.llnd tial'. IS her car - i pr,n"lpa!y
composed 81 these articles q IL genprnlv snrmlsed
she VII cdeut nv 90 fl ia with TIE >p in'sh heo
q png tine before her arrival ut SIN Ani"hi', ,
The California; Miners are L ppHil'g j; C',"'p on
with nm e1gerncss AID imretuo>i'y SC nce'y 81 lDs
boat Il have Just anvil per tie steamer "ol"'i
Age and vii pr cred Ia rhacpss bg tn Drxi yes'ei
We nave no later intelii rnce from tie Interior
LATER.
The owners ~ the Cnc,c ,im have been re'used
Clearance fr their ves.rL and the Government hn,
ttkrn fOrcbls of herhatis. the Prs d"Is
of he State hss sent 80 soers ab aid fher with %.
siruc,,ons not 20 allow IL Il the ernrrA
mp-.ssop here that sic will be able " eule Tie
yigIauce Of the authorities.
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rlv n

steauship Cruader Butcher Be'ir- FEB. a. Kirr-'on,
JAM, + b u Ppr -au-pn- I'D TuSs Island 2Jtu dsa
aud pas. 10 boz Mnuo1
Steamship Costa ri bralbnry. Asp wall FEB D. mase
p..s. aud trra-ur- T. Pc ic .al St~a..lipto
Steamship Unut.ye Crpctrf Sew " Feb. - r'eAs
anl Rirs Low Zen. f AZ >. W. fss Er @rsn-
ship. finland aAd Gds Star boin uHd n2' lad be1 Il
the bar. ii, dsys.
steamship Abenarle. Boorne. nd.e. Livingston, Fox
Co.
s,esm.r Sea Gull F.i. R4itimor,. J. o. Small
Schr Alnon Bacon Hart. 90 J; yer.
SER T.. ' Chase, Csprrn. Fsl River.
Schr J. W. lockwood nil Newbrrn.
scht T. T. ir.L Rich Nimingtor.
S-hr Glob~ bray. Eizsbr hiot fer Boston.
s-nr. i.. Harding FL z,hehror f1r to-'or
ar tiara Ellen. - T. zt1ttfpo-. 70, otoe.
Schr. Knight, - + lib thpor Or bOson.
Sclr. Furrgr rpwn, S.nucrsieT
sclr su.an Eliitsr, Chapman Georges Banks II dsy&
hsibut 10 y. h. 81 lef.
WlSD--suusel NV.
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SHIPPING. INTMs.LEGENCE.
PORT o. NtIg-YORK ..-....Marea Z


CLEARED.
Steamship Norfolk, Vance, Phsirpha j. Hand
Ship CO. siinor tBTl jolly Liverpool VIII" Guioe
EarG tirsiia, ;mil. irnfusgos. siup.on { app.
Rak L~murl Ray, Gibraltar -nd msrke'. T"rYer 10
stiir.
Bsfk Iona fBr ,. @ win. Havr- Prcti, son To-
BARK Louisa ttus.i, Genoa. bee Z \ DeNer'r.
Park Eui (Br) Dooga.s. Turx. lsands !. r. Wiling
CO.
irig swordG.h Orb L-mrux. Port sran. L"s@rsh CA
Big H. Houston. FTrnch S,saa, T. p. buck Co.
Bri, Rlneno- (LrJ. Sardr4As. isrmouth " ), DoydA
Hiureea.
prig Peunuian. Fickr.i 4 pa a-hieol4 Young Chwnn
iiri. John Barnard JaIlc.on. Eiibetbpori Nj tail
DUN
rris Ann (9r.l. F'ory Csiiz. a. p Fran a.
Er Dr. Erickson Jea.-n. t. 1hOmi., f.ris'on To-
Ter Houghtou -
sclr Anua C. Lrverett Booth cd 4aola- Stur;r. Clear
usu. =, -,
;, hr Annie Lewi, steel~ Mobile. " L. McCrcsdy Co
Srir Pointer G. ois, Providence. g. \. sirgnaI.n.
Schr Amanda Powers. Bu oak irosil,ncc j. '. hssb
land
Srhr Carri- DAVIS CienfIero- Rnbfii Co.
Scar y. u. Buisrss Fail River Btk~r \ DaJ ton.
Schr L. 5. Chase, Caprpn. r~n"ia, Mass
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Nv .EG!ATE Y. = DUTCH CHr1CH ttVinr resolved
o REhOSISG he North Church c0ru.I -uton al VII
fsnts ard Easing tie Eronfd they contemplate removing
o., huunn rsulsin' iuri.d in the Of Chuie 20
Air ground in Ozeeus Ceneiery, cnrrnciu. aOon tie
Eth int; Al p-ons interested having rruiv w. ~ iii'ds
,srr~d IL ssid van 70, snj Wishing 1ft'T oiuaiOn % toe
.oUt..t are reqursed cal tn office + tie heasurr a.
osid Church 80. i52 BsosowGy Room No G. bs,ween tie
,h,,r. Of and 3 % n
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Ocean Gicamcre.
nAcIFIc MAn STEAMSHIP COMPANY

nACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
THROUGH LfNf 40 CALIFORNIA
CAHRYtsb HE UNITED STATES MA! a..
esy, Pr No 4, Norh River oo' o. Cfrs IT. NJ " DC o-
moo, on the A. llth and Pit of mouth rArepi u"h
hos. dale. n on >ludsy, sui thea on TIE prr~in. SaW
dsyt for ASPlNWhLl. coHeciifF, via anAuia haI"s'
" .ih Of Company steamship. .nrl fhnsAA 'o'
,AS FRANCISCO. touc!iuf ~ ACAfbLCO
MARCH.
1,- ARlZONA oonpeeiirg vita OOLDFE CITY. -
tr.b-HTNKY CHALNt..I coru-etinx wlih y :. bp'Is'
2lt-N FN-NO ORR. ceinettin' WIN CONS NO.
D.tnrttrcs of let end XIs connect u su'ua WIN trsmf'
for SCUM Pacific PORTS; 1T aud llih Tor To-.
T3AL AMERICAN PORTS IAoso Il tie is' 'ou-H al
MANZiNlLLO ,a
Rsiraqe checked through One Hundred Pounds SLOWED
zach 1iI.L go,
,..t
Foy F,.s.t, Tlcksts or f1rthsr inormaon apply AZ he
Conrav Ticket once. the NLGri loot oi C~is a.
'" u" '''''' FW @. BELLOWS. Aren'.
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The Nitarn.rn Transit.

10 n. Fdioy Of Tao " v 1tiOHr,
SIR: The publication in The Neie- York Herald
the o7h ut Of -peech delivered at Leeds England
many months oro by Captain Pym. being OF pubho
interest as well Of importance TO ourselves We de-
,irc M prominent stockholders 0. the Central American
Transit Company TO make observations through your
Medium you will f.yog with portion OF your 'aiu'
lie space.
scb.ne hns been for some time Of foot. the object
~ ch - 10 procure bV barter Transfer portion OF
INV f-npchiscs + TIE Gohemo ~ Cppt Pom by when
aone he en- expect I" give speculative viahy 70 MS
, -,iect hch has been practically abandoned on &C.
,ot nf il unknown cNtcut and incnirnlabe expense
T.ing IN tins scheme. another 10 10 ba pfoD"SeI ny
aLlch me Crutrnl American Transit Com panJ sh"l
Ion, the obi raton IL CAPT, Pyu to build railroad
frorn i,e Atlantic (at Mo- key Pon) 10 the Lake OF
Ncaracun orto ioro Rapids nfnnsnown 'engih soross
range. 81 moura'ns, aud through ii"wc" Juhet rno
which have hiihrIto desd all the efforts oi an
10Y ,ore th.Ia Not even IA solitary Indian Is Aro"h
10 have paced over them. -,
D., ,is pri,tiers Ne are 20 he invited 10 pay rounu
anu, ~ mnrev besides other valuable confederation:
The recent rropening 81 GreytoSn haipof Hom
r,irrnl causes puissn cni ~ te different schemes or
~ ul.ets (which is temporary obtfrnc Ion gave t' "
IL, .ctn, by D., WY of tnr Lake "f Nicaragua 10 thc
- i,c oreun from tho AtIantic De, an by any other
route thrn by the HarDor OF Ufe,IoAn ana the hooie
river san Jhan. 49,, o,,oar T,s,st
Cmranv NAV rest ASSURED thai tho Ire,ent DIRECTORS
I t be parties anv ira fer In whole or IL part OF
- f,ancii.r. We will malnfain them for ourselves
Anne IN al their integrity wsdeem II our duty 10 warn
r,r s,ockholdefs agnrst inrlgues which a:e nor IN
tended for tieir good. AMI ieel shttned thht w
If prosperous future of our great enterprise
y us m or Geeru nation 10 rcorgarl8e our CoL'
@ ,n s,rone basis to which confidently invhe
ihsir cooperation. ,,, AVIAN. o..
nnr eIelusire franchise In Nicaragua covers the
-, Ian, of The rouie from the Atlantic 10 the Lake
" %,caraeui. by ihe iiyer San Juan Of which Grey.
ann is me All importsm, port and The Key. NO other
.oute across Nicaragua Is possible nov.
Mr. York March 2 lr66. SioChhoip@A@
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OPPOSITION to the WIDENING and EX-

W TENSION Of ANN snd FULL ON.sTS.-A, q meeting
ri tie Executive COMMITTEE 0: leIty o"neTt opplsrd 10
q prorct OF widening End extending Ann ana IA tofss
- Al be ofsc, Of the Committee NJ 70 BiOsuWss, NV
3o,s present. Era.tu, Brooks Dome. bsfu JAG son =
Uchu1 John McKrsson J. .. Fowler Wi IAN W Wight,
John campbell Josspf +. B~seh md H~ur, Hilton the FOL
1owus presfbe aud resolutions ofrfd ~ NJ Brooks and
o~,orded BY Mi. Barurs adopted
Hlsse1t Il ha been represented ne A Interested
~ circusi o. the fleet thai ibr 0pIoon to
cs widening AID eytcnsn - Ann eLd Fuus had crss-i
s3d thai i Commitee Of property owners derlaeG to ar
Hsfilef in this matter Nov or he pup d sfrnrhg al
sael ssu1sf tc csncoced TO deceive Ifn eryown
e.. affected ~ the project, sud induoc remain in
Aye L those who conceived the scheme tskiuS every
snszns 10 furtLrr II completion. iuer-!OIs
Resot,d IhE; this OrLI.tee dreru ned. hereto
ffo houorabl. 20 pf"Nent he ctnsuuR
on Of Whtt they deem be Great tfe injury ~
H. properly 10 dsrs whoa fLeJ and "a the b m
sny Of tho railroads wirh D. al the prop srd New
hIOsdvy with their raj tracks and few OF property
vbo - poet sivanis " iihout paying for item.
Ksoted That tni. OF IL. Coma lie coumuui-
aist 70 th- properly by r1b s4iu. 4e the
a.ly new. spspers. HENRY HILTON, Chairman.
fR.Sg KuuD, SECRETARY.
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Go Uhom II man Concern.
orr1or o. rrE Hrp,ox PrErn RsILnoAp Co. }

No. 20 " fsT 4LlR1lETh 81 live (
EiyrB AID lKS HAVE .. Ntw-l OK MfcA i6lo')
MEETING oithe Board o. Directors o.
~ n. nulsoz River silrosd Coppi Y, BE- This day, Al
k1,u. sproiWed atof"ey ioi ne %" psAy III we
Slaes of Thomas NJ North removed.
Al ,4rsout hxrr iigsfion with the Company rs
e1,,. H. communists Augug. Seh- % ile ofce Of '
COMPANY he nans OF t. parie the ntm~s Of TIE sto
esys ane ne Igss~u: cor ai;l,n % the suits.
- 4 y6SBlp lit President
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Urn Cro05.
= OID & TAYLOR,

y ORD & TAYLOR,
Not. 81. co. 4C5 and l67 BGOArWAY,
Nos rs 2.7 25) IND , q GRAND =,
Nos. n aud - CArHAElSE-sE..
Iv,,, attention 70 their new ard aerrt s'prs u
SPRING DRY GOODS,
.,i.b thew viii oF.rMrest MONDAY. ~ Ircu3.
! GRENADINES, BARE5ES, ORGANDI~S,
Lswns French und Irish Pop io' feic'rs,
french rrut, A'paccas Rich Sik', and
Dress Good. Of every kind.
ALSO.
shsvvi.. Cioaks. Cloatios. c oths IIo.ie-y,
Cloves. Lsces Em5.oidrnes, uaudArch
kc, &c, &C,
BELOW REGULAR PRICES!
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Dort-iOarDens' No!lce.
srArI OF NEw \ oBK.

PonrwAapEss OFscs No. l0t Waist
NOTICE is hereby given, IN accordance VIII
section ofthe act pissed April IA 1851 .utt-s AZ
Act to iirory.ne the wnlen. Office ofths Pot Of New
York" to all persons Interested In, or having charge o. ~
beet msttsr Of such inquiry, EXAMINATION az survey
follow ing y-s-s un der examination py tnr ",
Wsrdens ,h-t tn~ SAID surveys ninssion. wa
completed within trn days sncccodlns "a" "o0e -
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
Sun 100 son s.-.....5 81 Moon Risss.. .lcsn
HIGH WATER TIL. DAY . =.
Sandy Hook ZOE Opv Island. 1870 .ir Cate lii
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TNIGIAyTs AND THEIR DESTINATIONS

ENIGIAYTs AND THEIR DBSIIsArioNs'-
Dnriug last month. cece emigrants arrived asOsshe
Garden. Their destination iu the Ses Woin was as
gIlo,.s. Arkansas 4; Alabama, l. Br.isb coiumOi''
- C"nadn 81 Connecticut. 100; Ca'iio'nls 3ol peI'
var, o. District Of Columbia "a; Geoig13 lliihoi''
1G5. Iowa IS; Indiana 81; Kentucky, ~ NnsaA e Ui
Toni.iann 4; kassachusetts. leli Mary'nn1' %, ~
N'ns r. Michigan. "a MlBnesoia. ca; Missouri, ~.
WsY1co /, New York, 16G6, New jersey OK noyh
sofia /, Nebraska .: North Carolina. - h9 %S
I.i,nd n. Oho IS: Pennsylvania. ~: south Car
.siuu tennessee II Vermont 10. virginia IL;
Ma, indies 2, Wisconsin. l5a. Total. o.6cs
OPENING OF ASS-ST.-Thcrc wa'' yesterday
,fernoon. ano.bcr meeting ofthe Executive Commttec
,n,on,ed bv pro,ery.rnicrs a: which u We Resolved
10 use unremilied exeriuhs iu 'osoh 70 INC 'cneo
Tor tie oeeulns Of Ann-sL
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DACIlIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COAlf an l.
i NOTICE n SHIP RS 10 SOUTH und CENIRAb
AMERICAN PORTS H6ving rourludrd arrsn,eineni' wan
III. TACTIC STEAM EANIGArlOs LOhrANn ana inr
,ENTEAL AMERICAN STEAMSHIP 60 MN w are
nov rr,r1red 10 receive rud or WITH DtrfAICi ~
hin goods. end tom po q Oh he sol II rirt
and CENTRAL AMERICAN COAST lHdef ihiN!dph
BILLS or LADlNO at GREATLY REDUCED hAIhS.
Forrher paT,itular Of sooos and ra'' apply
a Office. 10 81 az sdw6y
WELLS. Fargo Co.. sole Freight Ageni' p NJ : SEQ
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Distinguished Americans at Lima.
war Feeling in Vcnezuela.
CENTRAL AMERICAN ITEMS.
A Gillian Privateer Fitting Cat at
Panama.

The following is a list of the specie brought
by the steamer Costa Rlca which arrived at this port
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SAVANNAH. GEORGIA.

Every SATURDAY FROM flth NO. IT, n r
~ FiiPIEF sinE.V HEEL LINZ
ra,sag. ticl-s issued ar 'u.h o -.a, sA.", Lorn
vii Iir.n Bf.us.Ick, - Mays lefh'hulnl 'a'"s' Hh'
and Pcos,b ,,s..s.rv,nnu to.h,,
Attn. Commander will 81 Tor savannah dfct ioit TIE
& "a Norb M, e. foot Of Cedg-ss. on oAIIkDAl, March
10 pfrI,pt, Al , O'clock. ,..,,,
Ire. III tecriyrd daily. aud handled car MY.
nm. Of ladrg Furnished and ''sred Oh TIC Iief.
Th- San JACiNfO sails hAiohi.
FOR hrrgh. Pss.s hasins c'' CANT seoonnoeiuons-
WI Unison hALLrS, Agrnts No. u ovlinsTnssn
Is.,t a, ,L,spns!. h. IL. HAkDEE ESQ
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SrB.ItTdNCE LTIIIFl
haLTi4oaE SD. F'h =. 1901
I,OVFRNlIENT SALEo SURPLUS HARD
~ BWEAu.-~rALt 10 rNOPO- AL. - utfLl al T.
" % BE- f.c.v al This 9TH ru'i - tEpff March u
1851 Tor the puIchse e Surplus HAEO bhEAp' n hsbe
Z; tbis depot. -
inaI. ~ ih. d4.e -
III. re.d u In bore. ~ hhv go pom de eneh No pro
ro..r r.srd Or than twenty On b'N". fn'rht"
ain h. de wired ho4ia Of DAp3ns WHICH, r1lt'r -
the rnrcha.-r 40 H. ,
Ps,meat required in Government fnud on notification q
,or.t. uc. o. BID IU-.y tsys allowed -stTs o. o.
r,,y- stores Pofofss 20 b. u1fsrd on tie en'e oie
"PfJpo,.ls Ior Aald Bloa-.' al odd. es.rd q
T!IJ las WILSON
Prev.t Lieu Col. AID g. :. 4. :. :,
Ir-..l :. in. Ans
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From Oar sptcAI CoErespondrut
PANAMA, Feb. o. 1856.
The Southern mail steamer Pacific. Capt.
woocn arrived Il This port on tie evening Of the 2oth
int She bring. news from Valparaiso TO TIE 81. from
Caao t" the l4. and from the ChHchas 10 tue ION II
February.
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nlarble nlantcis.

MARBLE MiNTELs-Now is the time to
1If purchase kntss very cheap: 80 Msnels on hand
vhet wlii be sold v-ry oe pric-A A. RLAkkhs Mar
sss Mofts No lOs East kigaieenhsi, lei lhlidse ~
y. Cut thus oct
MARBLE and MARBLElZED SLATE
ltA LES-REMONAL-r. H. STEWART Lss re-
sersd his Mtb and Slate Mantle sIerooms from ga anal
10 No. COS Si&rH-ANE. At Tho Junction Of bfeadwsy
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fNO EMIGRANTS,

ITO EMIGRANTS,
xAioRAEP SOCIETIES or yEw.EXGLAND AND
EUROPE
5000 MIGRANTS en- be placed IN rood situations md
soofsb homes Immediately upon tfYai supplied with
Improved or uuuIrJved lands vHicL be- puIchAses
sssed or worked on snusG -
Apr.y ar s16,e,. C. r. HATCHER.
no. 80 OrAvisrs,..
Npw.JT' cans
ksser.n.e.-IIal Prown vsnderpooe. New-iok
Geo. ". Holt New DIRK.
WANTED-The Party from Brooklyn who
w spoiled. ey letter for SITUATION 70 Bon No 90 %
vosl Ot<e VIII please cal No ~ Broadway, room No -
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Nrtn or,usH.
Indies, Japan, &C.
From EKr9pe.

y.ssrLs Dus AID CysEDUs.-lhr fol owing Il 8 Is q
vessels due an3 Overdue pon fo Europe Chin Last
lana Ac