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R E w A R D S.

nEN DOLLARS REyvARD.-LGsT, ON
the evening Of the let, Mt about six O'Clock, between
Spring and Calhoun streets in Rutledge avenue, one
large well made HOUND DOG. He is rod and whlte and
his tail broken about quarter of Its length from the
but Any one delivering the above animal at my resi-.
dence No l3 RUTLEDGE AVENUE, Que door south OF
Doughty street. will receive the above reward, and bo
asked no questions. f. e. TRENHOLM.
January 5 q
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RE MI QVALS.
H. ABRAlIIiNTS Is SON!

a. H. ADISAlIAN1S IS SUNS
1TAyE REMOVED FROM VENDUE RANGE TO THE
Il large and spacious Store formerly occupied by
Messrs Courtney, Tenncnt Co., No. So HAYNE
STREET.
City and Country Merchants wishing 10 take advantage
of the market, will 60 well to give aeall ut No. IS
HAYNE STREET, where they will lnd general assort-
ment of DOMESTIC and FOREIGN GOODS AID CLOTH
ING, all OF which consigned
We also shul have X. guIar Sales at Auction. Con-
signments solicited By attention and prompness in bust
ness hope meeta share of the patronage literally
bestowed upon us heretofore.
A. II. ABRAHAaIs e. SONS,
December 8 wfn1lno No. IS Haync street.
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THE LATEST sensation with the Radical press is
the decision by Justice THOMPSON, OF Philadelphia,
that the street railroad companies of that city
have the right to exclude eolored persons from
their cars. The suit was brought against the com
pany for damages by negro man, because the
conductor of the chr had elected negro woman
wife of the plaintiff the car. The Radical
press arc highly indignant at this decision, which
the virtuous FoRNEY especially denounceS as M
famous. Why don't they try the virtues of the
Civil Rights Bill?
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MISS A. Il. SALOMON.

TTAVING LOCATED IN WENTWORTH STREET,
ono door cast of the Artesau Well, has resumed
the instruction OF ORNAMENTAL WORK, III the various
branches, comprising WHITE AND C0LORED EN-
DROIDERY, Tapestry and Tuited Work. Wax Fruit and
Flowers Oriental and Grcciln Painting, Shell, Leather,
Hair and Paper Flowers Braiding Knitting. Netting and
Crotchct All orders executed with prcmptness. MUS
LINS and LACES renovated. Also, FLUTING aud
CRIMPING done to order.
Terms moderate. Apply at her RESIDENCE.
December l3 lmo
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ABBEv1LLE MILE SCHOOL,

EDWARD i. MILES, Pr1nC1pnI.
n1HE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE RE-
SUMED ON Tth January. 1867. Scholastic year
divided into two sessions Of six months EACH No pupil
taken for less than ono session.
TERMSS40 per session, payable half in advance and
half at close of session.
Good bourd in respectable families DO obtained at
moderate rates. For further particulars apply TO PRiN-
C1PAL, Abberiiie Court House.
aDeceubar 81 ms
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GIFTS TOR CHRISTMAS And new YEARS.

GREAT WATCH SALE ON THE POPULAR ONE PRICE
PIAE, GIVING EVERY PATRON A HANDSOME AND
RELIABLE WATCH FOB THE LOW PRICE OF TEN
DOLLARs WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE. AND
NOT TO BE PAID FOR UNLESS PERFECTLY sATIS-
FACTORY.
100 Solid Gold Hunting Watches $3.50 to $3.50
inn M.oic Cased Gold Wetches. 200 to 500
Inn Tsdfea' Watches -Enamellod. 100 to 800
200 Gold Hunting Chronometer Watches.. 250 to 600
ON Gold Hunting Enplish Levers 200 to $50
am Gold Hunting Dupex Watches 150 to 200
500 Gold Hunting American Watches..... moo to 250
600 silver HuntI3p Levers re.............. so to $50
500 Silver Hunting Duple1es. 76 TO 26o
s0O Gold Ladies', Watches hes.............. 80 to $50
1000 Gold Hunting Lepines. nes............... 80 to 76
10o0 Miscellaneous Silver Watches ..... 90 to 100
25OO Hunting Silver Watches % 70 6O
5000 Assorted Watches all kinds. ......... 10 to 75
n,5- Every patfou obtains Watch by this arrange
ment costing but $40, while 1t may be worth $780, No
partiality shown. -64
New York City wish to Immediately dispose Of the above
magnificent Stock. Certificates naming ardclesr nre
placed in sealed envelopes Holders entitled to the
articles named their certificate upon payment OF Ten
Dollars whether 1t be Watch worth S760 or one worth
less The return of any OF our certificates entities you to
the article named thereon upon payment irrespective
OF It's WORTH and article valued leas than $40 ts
named on any certificate 1t will at once be seen that this
Is no Lottery, but straightforward legitimate trans
scon which may be participated in even by the most
fashdious.
snglc Certificate will be sent by mail post paid,
upon receipt Of rs cents Eve for ST. eleven for 81 thirty
three and elegant premium for $6 B1tystI and more
valuable premium for $40 hundred and most superb
Watch for s15 To Agents or those wishing
this Is rare opportunity It is legidmstely conducted
business duly authorized by the Government, and open
to tho most careful scrutiny = y TrgTx g4na 81 co
Address y. H1C LiNG "a ".
-. M, lac Broadway, Nc y.
Oecenberla ltno
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HIGH sCHoOL OF FCHARLEsTON.

HIGH SCHOOL OF FCHARLESTON.
TlHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE
j resumed on Wednesday, Cd Of January. Instruc-
don given in Greek, Latin, French. Mathematics and
the higher branches Of English Terms $40 per quarter
in advance No extra charge for French Stationery
r. KINGMAN,
December a IL sui Principal.
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NEWS SUMMARY.

During tn. last year $500, arrests have been
made in New York City: eighty-three we're for
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H 0 7 E Is.
VICTORIA HOTEL.

F. OpDEBECK Proprietor.
H,HIs HOTEL is NOW OPENED ON THE EUROPEAN
i PLAN. It has been remodelIed and refurnshed
throughout. The travelling public transient visitors, or
Others will find in 1t oil the lu1uries Of FIRSTCLASS
ESTABLISHMENT, combined with the comforts OF
home.
Tho location ia of the most airy and pleasant for
suumer Billiard Saloon for the lovers of this health
u exercise is attached No pains expense spared to
give entire satisfaction F. OPDEBECK.
Nav 12
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F O u N D.

OLIVER PLATE FOUND.-A PIECE OF
y SILVER PLATE, belonging to somo Of the Taylor
family was taken from negro time since, which
can be had by proving property and paying for adver
| tisenlent. Apply at this office. November Is
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COPARTNERSHIP.
TIHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE THIS. DAY FORMr.o
COMPREHENSIVE under tho namo and style OF
GRAESER, LEE SMITH l. Co., for the transaction OF
COTTON FACTORAGE AND GENERAL COMMISSION
BUSINESS, Office on NORTH ATLANTIC WHARF.
We offer our best services heretofore to our friends
and the public generally. G. A. GRAESER
GEORGE W. LEE
A. SYDNEY SMITH.
CHARLES SPENCER.
Charleston. s. c.. Janunry1 1857. 8
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The Baltimore Commercial says that the pros
psrity of that city at the present time is unpre-
cedented." Last year there were 720 building por-
Units issred, including those for renoyations and
repairs. le returns for this year up to the pres
ent time show that 1918 permits have been issued,
Of which over 1000 were for new buildings. The
leading business streets, Baltimore, Hanover and
Jay, show great improvements in architecture,
while The suburbs are rapidly filling up with dwell
ing houses Lafayette Square, it 10 said, Is 80
changed for the better that who knew it In its
former days would not recognize the place.
There are 202 daily, tri-weekly and weekly pa
pers published on the Pacific coast at this timo, OF
which San Francisco contains 12 dailies, tri-
weekly and Al weekies the balance OF the State
70 dailies, 1 tri-Weekly and IS weeklies; Oregon
contains laiies and 10 weeklies; Nevada, dai-
lies and weeklies Washington Territory, week
lies Idaho. daily, tri-weekly and weeklies !;
Utah, dailies, semi-weekly and weeklies; Col
orado, daily and weekly Montana, tri-weekly
and / weekly; the British Possessions, daiies
and s weeklies; Mexico and Pacific ports, 6 week
lies Sandwich Islands, weeklies.
James River is entirely frozen up for several
miles below Richmond, and navigation has, in
consequence been entirely suspended for the
,,rasent The Potomac is frozen over from George
fown to Lower Cedar Point-the ice being sufh-
GENTLY strong to permit skaters to pass from shore
tn shore. In consequence of this only accommo-
dation trains are now running en- the McnInond, t
Fredericksburg and Potomac RalToad Inc Trains
m the Central and Danville Roads were running
~, ~, Thursday with about their usual regularity,
thoneh from the amount Of snow falling some ap-
..s.ehensions are entertained that there will be
Temporary suspension OF travel.
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INSTRUCTION ON PIANO.
MFRS. h E. BRYAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON
Ifl THE PIANO to limited number OF Pupils. Terms
moderate. Apply at No. SO MEETING STREET
nnnnf alnri
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Very truIy, yours,
fSignedl A. NJ. WYNN.

lSiBueul a. M&NN
from Rev. HCHARLFs B. KMa.]
Having used the Soap Of your manufacture with great
satisfaction In my family, cordially recommend it
as superior for lnundry purposes and far preferable
much that Ia sold for toilet PURPOSES being FREQ
disagreeable smell and gumminess.
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Tee cutting will soon begin in Maine. Immense
ice houses are located at Farmingdale, Pttston
and Richmond, holding from $4,000 to 2oooO tens
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nANCrNts ScJynOJ.


MONS. BERGER INFORMS HIS PATRONS THAT
lfl his DANCING SCHOOL is now open ut "Masonic
Hall" Time OF Tuition for Young Ladies' and Masters,
Tuesdays and Thursdays at O'Clock. Night Class for
Gentlemen Taesddys and Fridays, at o'clock Satur-
days' assemblies will commence the 10Th inst Mt
O'Clock.
For particulars apply Mt the Hal at tho time Of tuition
or at No 70 GLEBE STREET. 6 January
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BOAR Dl N G..

DOARDING.-nIRs.H II. KANILAH rs PRE-
ID PARED to receive Boarders, at No. LAG Meeting
street. up STAIRS Her many friends and acquaintances
will please bear this in mind. December IS
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NOR SALE, A SCHOLARSHIP IN A PEHLA-
a. DELPHA University OF Medicine and Surgery.
This Scholarship entities students to full instruction
tn graduation In the MEDICAL DEPARTMENT. embrac-
ing Anatomy, Surgery, Physiology, Materia medics,
Chemistry, Obstetrics, and Diseases Of Women and Chill
dren Principles and Practice Of Medicine and Pntholo
~ AS this is one of the first Medical Universities Of
the country favorable opportunity is offered those
studying medicine for scholarship. Apply at THIS
0mce December 10
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MRS. CAkROL,
HAVING RETURNED TO THE CITY, OFFERS HER
services as Teacher Of the Piano and Vocal Music.
Apply at No. 81 WENTWORTH STREET.
December 20
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A Catholic Fair, held in the Music Hall, Boston,
recently, for the benefit OF Boston Conege ana the
Church of the Immaculate Conception, netted
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The tunnel on the Albany and susquehannma Ia
Railroad will be finished on June next. 1t WILL
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am, gentlemen, yours regpectful1y,
[Sgnedl REV. C. C. PRENDERGAST.
from Rev. A. II. WYNN. Pastor Trinity NJ. T. Church,
After giving 1t such thorough nud
impartial trial 1t affords pleasure to be able to give T.,
as our candid Judgment, that 1t is good Soap. and
will besr comparison with any Soap Of its kind that
have used for all tho purposes Of Family Soap Its be-
ing home manufacture, doubly commcnds 1t to me,
and think ought to do so to oil our citizens.
Very tr1llv yOurs
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from Rev. c. C. PnENDERGAsr, Pastor ST. Patrick's
Church
am most happy to be able to state that having had
your soap thoroughly and imparaly tried in the opinion
Of my housckeeper experienced and excellent judge
OF article it is really superior In quality and well de-
serving tho patronage OF the public for is intrinsic
merit feel proud for my part that such fine article
hes been made at home and you that shall
slider not only pleasure but duty Of justice less
than patriotism to recommend its use within the sphere
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wOFFORD COLLEGE, sPARTANBURG
G. h, S. o.
UyHE SECOND SESSION OF THE THIRTEENTH
i Collegiate year viii begin on Tuesday, 9th January.
1857 with Faculty Of six Professors The Preparatory
School, under the Immediate supervision of the Facul-
ty viii also begin OF the game time.
Tuition and contingent fees in advance per year 4 90
Bills payable In specie its equivalent in currency
A NJ SHIPP, President
December IL fmw11 su
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NOTICE.
TIHE FIRM OF ". 7. BURGE co. HAS THIS DAY
expired by its own limitation
T. BURGE has sold out his interest in said Copart-
nership to A. z. DEMAREST and j. 4. BOYLSTON.
A. e. DEAIAREST the late Copartner Of the said hrno,
is alone authorized to close the affairs Of said firm and
Sign its name In liquidation.
% ". T. BURaE
January A. z. DEMAHEsT.
J. r. BOYLSTON
rs FULLY AUTHORIZED AND EMPOWERED as MY
Attorney settle the aars OF the late firm Of W. T.
DURGE Co., and for that purpose to use the name OF
said firm in liquidation. A. q. DEMARESI.
January l, 1857. january !
COPARTNERSH1P NOTICE.
TIHE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS TO CRANE,
i BOYLSTON & CO., have this day formed o Copart-
norship under the style of ]. r. DOYLSToN CO.. for
the transaction of the WHOLESALE DRY GOODS Busl-
NESS at No. AS HAYNE STREET, corner Noeting street.
J. REID BOYLSTON.
ALBERT z. DEMAREST.
HENRY BOYLSTON Jr.
SAMUEL J. CORRIE
Charleston. january 1. 1867. u January
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Respectful yours, &

[SignedJ G. B. KING
Georgia Chemical Works and found it to bo as excellent
an article any of Colgates or other Northern Soaps
Permit to congratulate the Company upon their
cess. Respectfully. l.. RNORR MD,
From Rev. s. LANpnus1, Savannah Baptist church,
We tried In the Family tho Soap made by the Georgia
Chemical Works. and cheery testify that gives entire
satisfaction
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COMPREHENSIVE.
WE, THE UNDERSIGNED, HAVE THIS DAY
w formed copartnerBhip in this city under the
name and style of B0NAFONT & SALAS for the trans
action Of General and Commission business Us well as
for the importing and exporting Of produce ct NO. S
East Bay street. and have granted to Mr. RANDI SALAs
our full power of Attorney. ~
FRANCIS P. SAIAS.
Charleston, 1st January. 1867 16 january
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DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNERsHIP.
TIME COMPREHENSIVE EXISTING IN THIS CITY
i under the name Of SALAS & CO. is this day dis.
solved by its limitation. Mr. F. P. sAIAs VIII use the
name Of the firm only In liquidation. SALAS CO.
Charleston, S1st December, 1866.
january 10
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EDUCATI0 NAL.
NIGHT SCHOOL

subscribers School will be conducted at No. 1864
KING STREET east side, door south Of George at
which will be taught ook-kesping md the higher
branches of Mathematics and English including Arth
metdc Algebra. Geometry. &C., Political Economy, Rhc
toric, Logic. &C., &C.
A'1--l' '-1''1'i', .,pp'' DoTY & sHERFEsEE,
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[signedl s. LANDRUM.
- The Family Soap manufactured at the
above establishment In this city Is equal If not supe
rior to sny Laundry Soap have used in my fnmily.
either previous to or since the war.
For the washstand 1t is unobjectionable. and
for the laundry IL cannot be eXcelled
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F O R SALE.

TI1OR sALE,A FINE BUGGY AND SAD
u DIE HORSE, perfectly gentle. Apply at this Office
January .i..zzz-.2
T1OR SALE.-TWO cows, WITH YOUNG
CALVES. or to trade for fat ones. Apply at No. 3s
KING STREET. q January
COW FOR SALE.-A MICH COW FOR
Duncan january
TNOR SALE, FORTY HEAD FINE THREE
10 and four year old MULES. Apply at MILLS HOUSE
STABLES January =
T1OR SALE OR RENT, HOPETON PLAN-
TATloN, on North santee, containing 400 acres OF
Rice Land 400 Of high land suitable for cotton or
corn also $50 acres Of Pins land with oil necessary out
buildings. ---
Apply to 8. l. HOWARD,
November 90 NTH Boyce's Wharf
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The roport of the Minister of Finance, NJ. FouID,
will, it is said, show that this years receipss VII.
exceed tho expenses by about fifty millions OF
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A PLEASANT AIKEN RESIDENCE AT
N PRIVATE SALE.-It contains four square rooms
and large hal, and piazza commodous basement.
It combines with every convenient outbuding yege-
table and flower garden with fine fruit trees on the
Lot which Is large. It ia desably located being near
the Methodist and Baptist Churches, Raroad depot md
the Main street.
For terms apply to Dr. B. n RoDRIaUEs, Charleston,
and ". PERNEAU FINLEY, Esq, Aiken.
ropu
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In the New York Herald, of the ID, we find
a letter from Charleston, from its especial cor
respondent" giving an account of the recent
celebration of the Now England society's an
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JSOR SALE Or TO RENT, IN THE
q healthy Town of SummerYille o COMFORTABLE
HOUSE, with four large with very wide entry,
spacious garrett fine pantry md two piazzas There Is
Kitchen servants rooms carriage house and stable and
wator Tho LOT is one acre enclosed with good fence
Apply to Dn. ST. JOHN PHILLIPS,
January4 fmw3* No. A Beaufain street
nEsIRABLE aGROCERY STAND FOR
} SALE-A DESIRABLE GROCERY STORE, stu-
ated In Market street. between King and Meeting, With
Fixtures Stock md Good VIII Of the concern For fur
ther particulars apply at this Office. December 20
NOR sALE-A SUPERIOR TOP BUGGY
T and set Of BUGGY HARNESS, can be bought
reasonably by applying to VIM: 7. ELFEs
December 10 No. 90 Anson-sHeet
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MRS. A. N. P1NN1NO
II ESPECTFUILY INFORMS BIER FRIENDS AND
IL patrons that she is prepared to gvo instruction in
Music on tho Piano. Violin, and Guitar, and in Vocal
Music Violin lessons will be given to young gentem
For terms, &C., apply at No. IL COMING STREET:
January mwfS
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23
AIN FOR r,rp D,yrsu sLrsvIGERs.

For the purpose of aiding the needy siesvi-
gers who have been banished from their country because
they refused TO submit the dictates OF thef uhteeh
ing enemy fair will be held at the New'iork Assembly,
Rooms, corner OF Broadway ana twenty fiSh'n's'' On
a., ,,o.,s o,1 evenings of Tuesday, Wednesday, and
Thnrsday Heyt The opening addless viii be delivered
ON tuesday evening by T. = sia!lkneeht, esq, OF the
" NJ Vorj,' 'Dar Mayor Hoffman and other prominent
Men, have promised 10 be present. Among the articles
itrcd for sale will be found number OF iuinatuie
,ics I'm LisouiO OF ThOrwaldsens celebrated group
ihe savior aid the Twelve Apostles" ." The bapsmal
,ngcl Psyche" Nc, and the beautiful basrellefs
NIgbt and Morning" and " The -Four Seasons, Imported
from Copenhagen expressly for this fair Besides these
ors of art there VII be fine paintings pianos. silver
W9rc &c An articles not sold will I've disposed % at
auction on the last evening Of the exhibition.
New-York tribune., 1867-09-23

Gray Dr. n Treat wieger David J. and A. n Hare 3 A.
child Rev Mrs L. Huntington and children MI sSh mrs q ora
M s 9d sSI1s si s bSR an & NJ T. ~ sa so. Mrs % George ' Daa
sgBs, Pa and Ss a. w. Ms. % c r' Mss & fy BsaTsH Mss e
Ts l. S s@ePpa @ wv W. y Mao s aS5 AsPt % s 9a Cant NJ R. Fra
ser saac Iiai,mann Major No, s H. Wheel
and daughter MIS- Chase Lieut. Daniels, Res Hines n HgoSi sa5
and child Mrs Mighn ard SON Miss GraG Mrs Wiley Miss Lmy
flssG f. ,sS M M s % SHG1 M Ma iSa MI Fid % S9 s
Roach Mrs 4 Roach Ms NJ Fulton, Ms W. Baeh Rev. Nj
Ford D. Oatraer J. D. CoTe Maaae G. Clrlo W II Winter
ca M i,a sa Iiano O. Randall si' Jo. Bnr.io2 stow s + Williams
s G and c % S Mr. Sad S Mrs. & % Ga b i M Mcu G % JOHN @ and
Emma DeaHis ead clid Mss webstr VIM hyde H. ~ wqrren
W b'Trey Mr. r. Beci Wm D. Galins and large number al
F6s TGvRE 1yD SREsr Sept 2lIa .taa%.hg EqrqSeMMS; M
" h"S Ei.GsuIgh Pa J. and A. Beek"ia & l. Lee Ahgr b
iaque San Francisco Mis- Pen hugusa Emile Quqae. FL
Ds Gesfs Rcs asS' sl M sn s n S1 Mr. eset 9i Bi,
,e Mr. puss9 Ngw,lok Antoine Lent NcwlMe9i Rev - ~
lco pooAlrn: Mr. and Mrs. Bayier Thomas Ogden New Orleans
Mr. Godeau Toulouse P%aes Charles Mr. ~ and Daare Boz
Mr. po n, SI B"an - G @r w LonaG, pi Mr. c . Fets
Mr. and Mr. Davis, Miss Cuhe,b burton D. T. Cock John Wood " H.
poscf Boston Joseph j. iaty IN. MI Ad, jane: Sloai Geo
F. Dewey Philadelphia joaquin Clio. = Srhro. Havana VIM Adams
Miss siock5dge Jane Wilson philadelphia John Fnns
FOR GLASGOW. Sept lin steamship CaleionlaMg aud Mrs
Dan w. j. Fox James Ban Andrew Douglass w H. Martin, New
,oE z s fD' Mm5. Sa BeS BDiA 6c ' f Samuel nD Hart 1 Mich
James Pile Costa gica Mrs Donaldson and Paterson m b.
Allen ST. Catharues w John Doton Paterson James Holman
Noble Carrnihrs. London, {. ". . -, n
POR yERPOOL Sept 2lIn steamship eyeta1hr and h 4
Johnston and children 0b0ken Miss R0sna HID PNeed new ofAi
VI. T. Pearson H. and o. Ssi Rev Mr and Mrs Henry hitne
family Silver Creek ~ Nine and Miss Marie lIoail
les. Paris ~
FOR SAVANNAH Sept 2lTn steamship San Salyaior-C Kelly
H. Molina Julian Naar Miss Nhahn, Mrs llW ftae
Mrs r. Dcsscau Abbott Thompson Mrs Hertz j. b. Gornon
Cn,ner, Tos L. Ens Tho Keller L. r. Seruhcner b H. Banks
Mrs A. Day and daughter T. Branch Darkhme W. Lnma9
NJ Deuscr jr n Purcell SlH NJ Berg & Sera H. Brown j.
~ Bush j. r. Peterson MI and Mrs A. Qncy r. W. A. Ihompson
Amara, Davidson, r. Brown W. Maar G. Dnck MI ara MS
T. Iaacs Jacob BgrAlem j. Sherei1sy OFun Ihs i3u'9
Clark George W. Lcdere Ekten, NJ and hIs j. s. Hae
ten sbI seant r. Williams and Mr. and Nrs Fitzgerald r.
Brown r. Csna A. Bermau G. A. Case R0seufelt r app r. g.
Mcintyre NJ. Faan Smith, T. T. Hertz Samuel Pueson' A. r.
Bronson, +. A. Spore. +: A. Coles