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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-05
FROM CHICAGO,

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.
On account Of the rain yesterday, the races
ut Dexter Park have been postponed one
day therefore Dexter did not trot to day,
but will appear tomorrow in competition
with Bashaw Jr., Silas Rich, Gen. Butler,
and Jockey. The premiums in this most at
tractive trot amount to $4,000, the winner to
have 81 500, the second horse $500, the
third $500 Dexter to wagon, all others to
harness.
The Young Mems Christian Association
have issued q call for convention of all
Christian Associations in the North west, at
this city, commencing October I'd, and con.
tinuing to the evening of the 4th.
The billiard tournament to be held at
Brunswick's sample rooms, Nos. Al and 40
State street, commences Sept. 23d, and cons
tlnues to the 2Sth, the proceeds of which are
to 60 to the Soldiers Fair.
A runaway team on Wabash avenue to day
collided with the carriage of II. K. Buel,
containing his two little daughters, aged Q
and 8 respectively, and colored driver,
completely demolishing the carriage, and
very seriously injuring the eldest child. The
youngest escaped, and the driver was only
slightly hurt. The injured child, whose scalp
was cut through to the skull, was carried in
senseless condition to her home, where she
now lies in critical condition.
The Chicago letter carriers delivered over
400, 900 letters during the month of August.
The plants, flowers and shrubs for the
Horticultural Exhibition in Library Hall,
are worth not less than $4,000. The fai,
has been largely attended to,day. 1t will
close to- morrow.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 4.
The Bradley bar meeting adjourned Tues
day. withou. action, until October.
The President is threatening to make pub.
lie certain letters from Republican members
OF Congress, that contain virtual pledges of
support.
Gen. Griffin, designated Commander Of
the Fifth District ad interim, telegraphs he
has no officer above the rank of Lieut.. Colo
mel within reach, and cannot we'll turn over
his command to him.
Gen. Hancock will probably avail himself
of the general order allowing ell officers on
duty in Southern De partments to delay join
ing their commands till the middle of 0cto-
Der. So Sheridan may yet be in command
till after the elections he has ordered
AtsGalveston all the regular surgeons are
either dead or down with fever, and addi-
tional medical aid has been requested.
Geo. c. Whiting, connected with the Inte
rior Department ever since it's organization,
died last night.
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FIRES.

CHICAGO, Sept. 4.
A destructive FIRE occurred in Davenport
Tuesday morning, on the corner Of Brady and
Third streets, resulting in the loss Of about
100000; insurance between $4,000 and
100000.
BALTIMORE, Sept. 4.
A Ere last evening destroyed the fruit
packing establishment of Staum & Sons, No.
81 Light street. Loss $40, 900 on the stock,
and 5000 on the building; partially in>
sured. Several adjoining buildings were
slightly damaged.
ST. LOUIS, Sept. 4.
The Touring mill of Lomax, Palmer l. Co
Golden city, Colorado, one of the largest in
the Territory, was recently destroyed by fire.
Loss $4,000; no insurance.
OswEGo, N. Y, Sept. 4.
A very destructive occurred this morning
A brick block of three story buildings, west
of First street, burned. The building was
occupied by the following persons: Mack b
Gilerest, grocers. Loss $4,000; insurance
$1,000. Dunn + Cummings, grocers and
-four dealers. Loss $50, 600; insurance S15,.
GOO. The building was owned by A. B.
Merriam. Loss $4,000; insurance So, 600.
The building was stored with hardware
goods owned by Kinyon l. Smith. Loss
$4,000; no insurance. The burning builds
ing demolished, in falling, two smaller build
ings, occupied as grocery stores.
NEWARK, N. j., Sept 4.
Co.trell's steam tannery at Middletown
burned last night.
Providence, R. l., Sept 4.
A Ere at East Greenwich destroyed the
planning works of Robert Champlin, the
dwelling house of ReLecca Reynolds, the
store Of Solomon Champlin and large
amount Of lumber.
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FROM INDIANAPOLIS.

1sDIANApoL1s, Sept. 4.
Five more societies arrived last night, in
cluding one from Allegheny, and two from
Freeport, Pa.
At meeting held this afternoon Chicago
was selected as the place for the next annual
festival
The rehearsals commenced at 10 A. n. to-
day, under the direction of Prof. Carl. Bens,
of Cincinnati. Over 900 singers and musi-
clans were present. The concert to>night is
a grand affair, and very largely attended.
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FROM PROVIDENCE.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Sept 4.
The New England Agricultural Fair here
attracts crowd of visitors.
At the Brown University to.day Chief
Justice Chase. Gen. Howard and others were
present. Prof. Geo. J. Chase has been re-
quested to act as President for the ensuing
year.
Gen. Howard yesterday received q tele.
gram from Grants headquarters stating that
he need not hurry back to Washington, but
might prolong his stay.
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LATEST By TELEGRAPH
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

NV YoRK, Sept. 1.
The aTrangsneats for dedicasiag the An
tietam National Cemetery on the 18th are
nearly completed. Ex-Goy. Swami will pro.
side and b. Gov. Bradford deliver the ora
ton. A lar4s number ofpoemSare already
on hand, and decision thereon will b. made
in few day.
"A Montpelier, Vermont, dispatch says J.
Frederick Cross, proprietor Of the American
House, committed suicide to-day.
A Boston Dispatch says three children un.
der Eve years Of age, named Margaret Dur
gan, Alice Reardon and Josephine Martin
were drowned at Neponsstt, while attempting
to cross on the railroad track.
A Springfield, MASS, dispatch Of the 4th
says: The Soldiers Monument 1t Deerfield
was dedicated to-day with appropriate cere>
monies.
A Rochester, N. Y, dispatch of to-day
says sail boat containing fourteen persons
capsized yesterday, in the lake, twenty yards
from the dock in the town Of Ontario, and
nine we're drowned, six girls and three boys.
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Sept. 4.
The State Convention met to-day. Thir>
teen out of SO counties are represented.
Eighteen delegates are present of whom 20
are colored. The platform will be reported
to morrow.
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FROM MEXICO.

New York, Sept. 4.
City Of Mexico advices to August 10th,
Vera Cruz 22d, states that the Prussian en-
voy has been very sick at San Luis, but will
soon leave for home.
Jnarez has decreed that eonfscation will
be commuted to fine for those who supported
Maxpnilian.
Beriozabel has forbidden Catholic priests
crossing the Rio Grande to Matamoras.
The gold placers OF Chihuahua are yield
ing abundantly.
The war tax in Puebla has been stopped.
A large number of French troops leave for
homo on the 2Oth.
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FROM RALEIGH.

RALEIGH, N. c., Sept. 4.
A large number of delegates to the Re-
publican Convention, which assemblies to-
day, are already here, and crowds are still
arriving by every train. The present indica-
tons foreshadow an immense gathering. The
whites are largely represented, nearly all OF
whom are moderates Of the Gubloe wing.
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FROM MEXICO.

NEw YoRK, Sept. 4.
Advices from the City of Mexico to the
bth And Vera Cruz TO the I'D Of August
state that Santa Anna is still prisoner un>
der close surveillance.
All the City Council Of Hildago are re-
ported to have been hung by Brontio Varga,
q raving 1mperlalist.
= Many inhabitants Of Vera Cruz have been
fereibly enlisted in the ranks Of the army.
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FROM CINCINNATI.

CINCINNATI, Sept. 4.
Aaron Jones has recovered sufficiently
from bis injuries to appear at Mozart Hall to-
night, in set.to with Mike McCool.
The Heath Officers report for the last
month gives total mortality of 1856 in Au-
gust. In August, 1866, il was 1877. Not a
single case of Asiatic cholera has occurred
here this summer.
Six Cincinnati singing societies, number.
ing Isl, left by yesterdays trains for the
Sangerfest at Indianapolis.
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PATENTED AUG. ~, 1857.
Proclamation in Admiralty.


United States Marshals oGlce,
Keokuk, fept 4. 1857.
IT HEREBY give notice that by virtue of . warrant o
ii arrest and mention, ssued out of the Office OF thu
UerS OF the United states District Court in and for
District Of Iowa. aud 10 me directed In the following
cause, towit: Michael Costello mariner and libeant
agaiast tho boat Or barge No. s. Barge 4. P. dnc
tackle and apparel and inA civil and maratime
for demand Of contract Of wages. STA 90 did
4th day OF Sept 1857 a the port Of Hsokuk Lee Coun
Iowa in said District Of Iowa. arrest and take in my
possession for safe custody and do detan the sad
barge No or barge NJ p due g. tackle and appare el
and hereby aiso give public notice that the time
signed for the return Of said warrant 10 the
of septeu Der, 1867 At 10 A. NJ and hereby sdmonish
and Summons all persons claiming any interest in the
said barge No. 5, or barge NJ due s, her tackle
and apparel, kno wing bAving ting say why
thes ame should not be condemned aud sold TO
tho demand said iibelal that they bs appear b.
fore tbs sd District Court f1f th. District Of Iowa,
return term 10 BE- begun aud holden at said Dstric,
Court Room the II th day of Sept Aforesaid Keo-
kuk Iowa in said District. said lsst named day.
whoa and where said will be heard the
to lnserposs their claim and sa bel make
their allegations In thst behalf
a.W. CLARK, U eM,
sept5 Ii. FULTON, Dep
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LATE CABLE DISPATCHES.

DUBLIN, Sept 4.-There was large meet
ing to-day, under the direction Of the Reform
League The assemblage, was quite orderly,
but made loud and prolonged manifestations
Of sympathy for Fenian convicts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-05
Collections Of Organ Toluntaries.

TWO Hundred and Tfty Kasy voiuntariss and Inter.
ludes by Zundel, -. echnsider's voluntaries, e.
Zsuners vountarss Parts. PartI, 81 So Part II, a.
Complete $3 Hilss Short yoluntaries Nos. each co.
Ripks 100 voiuntaes Pfeiudss and lnterludes IS
Cathedral voiantaeiest tS So Dssufes for the Organ
Nos esch co. 80 pieces FOR the Organ, books, each
81 2S; Comps 50. Sent tpaid- OLIVER DlTSON
. CO, Publisher, Boston, CHAS. h DIrsoN 90.
0sy York. fs@ptI
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LATER.
Wnu1nnrnx Del Sc,

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept 4.
The Equal Rights Convention of the State
Of Delaware to-day was largely attend ed by
citizens from all parts of the State The
colored citizens was largely represented.
Great ENTHUSIASM prevailed. This is the frat
meeting in convention Of the kind every held
in this State. Lewis Thorn son of New Gas
tie, presided. One hundred delegates to the
Baltimore Border State Convention was ap-
pointed, and resolutions favoring impartial
suffrage by national law, enforcement Of the
Constitution in respect to Republican form
of government and sustaining the Congress
sional plan OF reconstruction, were adopted.
The Convention was addressed at length BY
ex-senator Cresswell, OF Maryland, and Hon.
A. d. Kelly, of Pennsylvania.
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FROM WILMINGTON.

WILMINGTON, Del, Sept 8.
At an election held in this city on
Monday Joshua S. Valentine, Radical candi,
date for Mayor, was elected by 27o majority
The whole Radical ticket has been elected
except in one Ward, where there is Demo
cratic majority of Is.
The Equal Rights Convention will meet
here to morrow, and promises to be large
demonstration. Delegates, both white aud
colored, viii be here from all parts of the
State.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-05

Engraving, Brands, & Seals.
S G ridgcs.................Nos d 2 Estes House.
EGGS q BUTTER.
S P Pond Co............cor Main L Ninth streets |
Fans, Fancy Goods. Fine Cutlery.
G Bridges Nos l d 2 Estes House
FURNITURE
How~d Tyler................. .....59 Main street.
Duncan, Karle Il Co......l40 142 Main street.
GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
Mooar 4 Son .......J Johnson street, bet Sd l. 4th.
Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
q Bridges Estes House
Gold, Silver and Ivory Mounted Canes.
G Bridges. Nos 4 Estes House.
GRocRRs-wnoLEs SALE.
Hanill Co..............-........loo Main street.
Kellogg, Birge d Co..............."ss Main street.
RF Bower Co....................90 Main street
NJ Stafford Blondeau Levee.
GROCERs-RETAIL.
Robertson 4 Aibers Main street.
J Meoueei .....................st Main street.
Cox 4 Irvin....... -..corner Fifth Main streets.
Hydrcmeters, thermometers, Sachrom-
etcrs.
SO d .................Nos Estes House,
ARNEss n ,ADDLEs.
A Hagn,. .............F ain street-bct Sd 4th.
HARDWARE.
Peck Brothers s...........cor Fourth Main streets
II Buel Main street.
II Main street
Burkitt Msln street.
HOTELS.
Tepfrr House Third johnson,
Demins House. Second johnson.
INSURANCE AGENTS
L. J. J.Adams,..............Cor Corner I'd and Main sts
IOWA COAL n OIL CO.
Office. Leyee, bet Main Johnson
Collier 4 Berry Fifth street-in Estes House.
IRON.
Brownell Bros.....,.............cor Main 4 Fourth
JEWELRg, urss aolpl
G Bridges j Estes House.
LIQuuRs-wHOLEsA
Gibbons ns.......,..........l72 LA Main street.
MARBLE WORKS.
John Bawden..............T Third strect-near Main.
MILLINERs.
spie,berger, Mayer Co...-...No III Main-st.
Mrs Weber,.............cor Third Main streets.
MILLINERY a BONNET BLEACHEhY
Mrs W Bowman..s ..sth st--bst Main Blondeau.
NEWS DEPOT.
David G Lowry ...................Second street
Magnifying Glasses & Microscopes.
SO Bridges s...............No IA Estes House
optieian, speetaeles. Eye Glasses.
G Bridges cs..............Nos Estes Honse
Pipes, Genuine Meershaum.
q Bridges Nos 4 2 Estes House
Pistols, Ammunition, Rides.
q 0Bridgcs.........Nos Nos l 4 3 Estes House
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
Ayres Mann Ayrcs. ........-...... ...e7 Main 81
PAINTING AND WALL PAPEBs.
VIM. Price cor. 5th Blondeau
REAL ESTATE q INSURANCE ACTS
WIN fulton..............s Main street, (up stairs
REsTAURANTs.
Young America ....-J Johnson street-bet I'd 3c
Landes' Restaurant.......cor.2 I'd and johnson p
SINGER SEWING MACHINks
CM Macomber, Agt................Fou Fourth stree
asavef Plated Ware.
q Bridges es...............Eos Estes Hous
speetaelss, Gold 4 Silver.
SO Bridge, .NosI Estes Houi
Spy Glasses, Reading CLASSES.
SO Bridges. Nos Hhses Hou.
TIN = 5ApAsnED wAn.,sxaoI.sAl
VS. Moore......~.... ......... !1ye Ian Me-
Travelling Gases, Tr.vdi,.s Bss..
s. Bridges Nos = Eltss Hou
wOOLEN GOODS.
Gslah Main st-bst 4th = y
Watches, Watches, Watches.
@ Bridges. .........Nos ~ Estes Hou
WaseAss, Clocks, q JewslEy Repair,
&c Bridgss.--......-...Nos 1sass Hos
wrssias Dssks-Payise maebs, Inlai
Bridges ..................Nos Estss Hou
8yO F160F.
TO- - : - sssssa - ~ | - =
, ISNE s
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BOOTS = DH0He-WROLD DsALD.
Hambiston Huiskamp. Main street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-05

Magnifying Glasses & Microscopes.
s q Bridges Nos 4 Estes House.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-05

Young America ...J Johnson street-bet I'd 4 Sd.
Landes' Restaurant.......cor.2 I'd and johnson ut.
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GAS 4 STEAM FITTINGS.
4 LsA 4 l. ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-09-05

wOOLEN GOODS.
Main st-bst lth ) 9Th.
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FuRNITr gE.

How~d Tyler.................. .....59 Main street
Duncan, Karle Il Co.......l40 d l47 Main street
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Gold Pens, Pencils, Pocket Books.
s q Rridres ............. Nos 4 Estes Uous
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KEoKUK DIRECTORY.

ATTO1Hn10. -,
MocAr Knowlss. ...Johnssn st-in 1sp1te uessA.
Collins. 3oee04 etxooe
Janee II. AnAefson spr. Nah 3 - -.
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Travelling Gases, rravsiiss Dass
s. 9 Bridges ................ Nos Eatss HOUSE,
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Engraving, Brands, & Seals.
G Bridges Nos d Estes House.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-20
How Tariffs Are Made.

OF all the Congressional action, that
upon the tariff is the most dangerous,
because upon that Congress, is not
qualified to act at all, and upon the
tariff all the powers and peculiar in
fuences of the lobby are concentrat-
ed. There have been ten tariff enact
ments in five years, every one of which
was ,unquestionably called for by the
interests of the manufacturers of the)
country. To begin with the beginning
Of the war, the act of March 2, 1861,
nearly doubled the duties OF the pre-
vious one of 1857; then followed CO.
actments in rapid succession, every
one imposing additional duties. viz:
August 9Th, 1861; Decen Der q, 1862
March 3, 1868; June 80, 1864; March
3. 1865; March IA, 1868; MAY Is.
1866; July %, 1866; and another act,
despite the Tribune which begged
and entreated, failed last winter.
No falling away from war profits is to
be tolerated. but, every drawback Of
an overstocked market, an inflated
f.S3oia 3I9dii9l
AL .xFfrxszAFa fugt HW Jln9n
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-11-24
THE TowBoATs OF NEW YORK.

5seir Number, Dssies and Names Size and
TsssaGe-Rasss o. Towing-fay Of Hands-
Associations.
wahin the past twelve years the towboas business OF
chs CITY and vlciaiiy has increased more rapidly than
ssy ether branch OF business with navigation
- d estimated upwards Of o. 600 900 capital q In
vested in Is in ths city and Brooklyn. More than two
Aunarsd owSoas continually punias ana padding
round the city, up the North and East rivers
she Bay and the person business takes him
shs ferries and around the docks naturally wonders how
90 many OF them nud profitable employee The na-
signs which are inscribed .TowbosS once"
III the vay from the Battery shs upper end Of both
Eouh and West Streets indicate that there is great
deal Of competition In the business; nrm seldom
owning many ~ ten. and generally not moro tnan
shrss four boata Nevertheless. the ousns"
COED paying one to The owners OF scoo
Aosis cempstisien giving NE 10 the trade
Very seldom ID . vessel larger than schooner
moved from one dock 10 another, or from me
stream 20 Dock without the Aid OF AtowDoAs .Anal
Ss.s Of he civ wnou. ,owSos and vessels haste
70 make port or 20 would ofensimes % deiAyeo,
s5.st ' &c, &. power
a applied the towboats 10 the commerce Of hs worio
'Aissv 'D'''', Scxsrs AND uAxs or HoA1s.
IT'S remarkable fact that probably 40 one can tell
me exact Of these boats employed about this
rty Their captains obliged TO Jake Out license -
eossng pilots and the Of their bosts o. the
custom House, but after gong through numbsrlss
volumes the searcher ter Information 1nds that
snly portion are entered from this rors 70 md
even would require the labor Of entire month
All the steamboats, plying around New York
General inspectors Of Boilers and penalty inflicted
for not doing notwithstanding this however, there
q number Of boats not registered at the Boiler In
spectors' the n whose once dhculs "
81 and hard understand. Steamboats, ueng Croioa
required 10 have ncense from the Water Com
nissoRers; yet many Of them have not, although the
agents Of the commissioners have been aboring for
months 70 obtain full and complete list Of these little
aodger In Of the fact that there 10 not
. complete list Of towboas and their captains, and
also the fact that there are great many unlawful pur
suits these boats can b engaged in, would be well for
the Legislature 70 provide way by which oil
engaged about the city should b rsgstsrsd with
the OF their captains and snginssu. The follow
ing 10 Of the principal towboass plying in the waters
efhs bay and East and North rivers the names Of she
captains Of tbs largest ones being given
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.-THE GENERAL
~ Transatlantic Company's Man Steamships between
New York and Havre calling st Brest
The splendid vessels this favorte route for the
Continent will sail from Pier No 80 North River follows
SAINT LAURENT Bocande. Saturday, Nov ~
VILLR DE PARIS, surmon Saturday Dec. ~
EUROPE Lsmane.. Saturday, Jan. H.
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COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFTC NAIL STEAMSHIP CoMPAHYe THKOu0
i hne 10 California and Cbtaa
carving United States mail
Panama Railroad

pAcIFrc NAIL STEAMSHIP COMP ASYs rHKou0 II
os-ryins United s,..ss mail
s s., and Ger s:ay
s''s .RrscsA c.p= n.u eoas.sua
pse.1S.r iieHEsRY canusSE9 Captain oray, CON-
nse,,ns Win ooi6sE CITY cses.Iu ispsss 80,
ns ss s%ca7sksfo c.psa fssr
One hundrsd pound: q essssss allowed frss each adult
An d.p.r,srss Touch Ae.pslso those 2, L. and ne.
e. ' ss Ss1 and sssss q
pspsr,are u liz .ses month connect. vita ,h- new
steam toe from r.ssma 70 An.,r.la sad New zs.asd
es.sy ss esmr oses Republic from San rrsnesa
P.cs@s.. !. y Yossss@s Win sss.%si New ferI Tor
p...ss. asl.s: ana ii further iaior%.sa sppiy
Ne 1s 90 ' wharf loot Of c'a, ;'s Sars ss
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP coxrAxr
~ oPyRosss!scS1S t 4 rSssssRs'''
REStcsD RATES 1s ' cs rxsssct %so sRSisar
-. 'a0 stssssss' s sss. ' v" I VERY
from x. ssS :. s:' q w. = Sss: stree. ....s
- Panama WITH shs ! ns- fac, .sesmssig
steamships. s:, S:'s s..s sa s ssS cited
for this s.de have accom- nodaoss that unsurpassed
followed R RssSIssS q ,ss ,'r' "''"
connecting q Panama S SI,e % r., steamship
."'s" iSpss 'sSsssrsorox. As....
csl.i.s D..i We. f rs WI ~ . ss rrs.ssa
asrehsnse place pew York
nPfosfrToN LINE TO CALIFORNIA
" VIA NlCARAJrA.
REDUCED RATES 0f PASSAGE AND FaKrGHr
The fast ana elegant steamship
SAN FRANCISCO.
Captain Y. Howes.
will be despatched BY the kerth American steamship Com
pAny Thursday December At noon from pier ~ north
river foot Of warren srss cennscng The PaeAc with
NOSES rAyLoR, Captain sesAss
The Accommodations on these are unsurpassed
By those Of any steamers aoost.
For freight or passage Apply 20
n. H. CARRIHGroN. Agent III west
corner Of Warren street. New York.
W. NJ wsss. President. 81 Excaanse place
CnAs DANA. Wee President
TEXAS LiSE-roR GALVESTON TExas-THR Al
Il steamer TIrTfk Capt. Partridge, 10 nov receiving
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L,OR HAVANA VIA NASSAU. N. r.
j. The British and North American Royal Mall Steam
Packet Company's new steamer Cokslc,. Captain lie
Messure will sail for the above port from the Companys
wharf, Jersey City, at noon,
Monday. I'd December
Passage money 70 Nassau sss 10 Havana, 80 payable
gold
For freight or passage apply 70
No q Bowling Green
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r oNDoN AND NEW YORK STEAMSHIP LINE
~ Passage to London $40: SIS and $50 currency
Excursion Tickets reduced available for six monhs
wM PENN, Captain Billing. from New York. 30
CELIA, Captain Gleade from New York Dec. T.
ATALANTk Captain Piptham from New York . Dec. -
BELLONA. Captain Dixon, from New York Jan. u!
ssfsos rarS rSss a London a,1sc. on
DAY, Nov. %. At ~ n.
FREIGHT viii be taken and through bills OF ladng given
Havre Antwerp. Rotterdam. Amsterdam and Dunkrk,
For freight apply At 81 South street
ROWLAND AePINWALL. Agents.