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Gen. Scott. Governor elect Of South Carolina, has
issued proclamation conveniug !the.Lessia,ure Of
that State on Monday next, the 9th instant, for the
ralifcah on Of the 18th article. '#..s- $50 b
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Thus il is evident that by a judicious Sc
lection Of marIs and peats, land the con-
c.ntration Of the farmer when necessary.
aod the addition Of fish ofal, land in some
cases, if desirable, small portion OF guano
and gypsum an unlimited quantity may
he made OF a fertilizer superior to most oil
the imported articles. at trIaIng fraction
Of their cost. and capable Of transportation
10 all parts Of the Stste.--a fertilizer which,
beside. the principal ingredients, wanting
in our soils, lime and humu', contains all
the other elements Of stable manure, or the
best guanos.
Here, then, YOU have all The necessary
materials in unlimited abundance. without
cost, iu immediate proximity to each other.
on nasigsbie waters, and connected with
all parts Of the State By rallroal. IL not
essy TO see what better conditions could
exist anywhere for a profitable enterprise
Of the kind you contemplate.
II will give me pleasure t. All you IN
any manner in furthering such. an. UNDER
taking.
Very Respectfully. -
49, VIC. KERR.
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necessities require a. and our advanced age admoh'
shes US Of the proprie,v Of settling up our affairs.
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which the plaintiff was employed, whereby
he was caught in the works and sustained
the loss Of his right arm. II was argued
by counsel before the jury. under instruc-
tions by Judge Dabbu. with the above re-
suit. Messrs. Allen Is. Magruder and ].
II. Handy counsel for the plaintiff. and
Messrs. Brown and Bruno for the defend
ants. A motion for q new trial has been
entered by the defendants counsel.
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The JOURNEY OF LFE.-ren thousand
human beings set forth together on their
Journey. After ten years, one third. at
least, have disappeared. At the middle
point Of the common measure oi life, but
half are still upon the road. Faster and
faster, as the ranks grow thinner, they tina,
remain till now, become weary, and lie
down and rise no more. At three.score-
and ten. a band Of some four hundred yet
struggle. AT ninety. those have beer re.
duced to a handful of thirty trembling pa.
triarchs. Year alter year they fall in di-
niuishing numbers. One fingers, perhaps.
a lonely marvel, till the century j. over.
We look again. and the work OF death is
finished. Bishop Brgee.
London, June 24.-The text Of the PaDal
allocution on the state Of religion in Aus
tria has been received. The Pope declares
that the concordat should have been regard
ed by Austria as perpelual.in effect. aud he
warns ali persons who approve oi the laws
recently passed concerning the press, reli-
gious federation, civil marriage and public
education, to beware Of the pains. attached
10 violations OF the sacred rights of the
church. On the occasion Of the delivery OF
this sllocution the Pope announced gene.
I al pardon and amnesty TO those who inyad-
ed the States oil the Church last year, with
few exceptions.
Worms, June 2i.-Extensiye prepare.
tions are being made for the forthcoming
celebration of the reformation aud unseil.
ing OF the statue Of Luther. The principal
streets and squares aud historic places are
10 be decorated with Flags and triumphal
arches. All Protestant denominations unite
IN the celebration. Crowds Of visitors from
every part oI Germany are pouring into The
city, aud great numbers Of Foreigners, \
majority OF whom are Americans. arrive by
every train. The Roman exiles al Perug,a
have sent congratulations TO; the managers
of the festival.
The United States steamer Shawmul,
commander stone, sir days from Cape
Hay tien, bss arrived al Fortress Monrse,
officers and crew all we'll. She reports that
Salnave's Secretary Of State, DeIorme, had
escaped with two hundred thousand dollars
in gold. and lett for Europe in sailing
vessel. -a-4 e~. va
A WIsDfALL.-The Newbern journal
Of Commerce has the following paragraph
Our respected townsnan. W.. u. Pearce,
ESQ.,, was fortunate enough % years ago to
rescue from drowning, at Bridgeport, Conn.,,
a HoIilnher named Yond Youchsien. For
ln.re than % years neither rescuer OF res
cued have heard Of each other. Last night
Mr.. Pearce learned that he whom he had
saved was dead, and had bequeathed TO him
large estate Of real and personal property
10 Brazil.
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Vienna, June 2i.-The Reichsrath has
adjourned until The first Of November. Be-
fore the Adjournment Baron Beust assured
the membprs that the threats Of the bishops
would not hinder rigid eniotcement,of the
law in regard tOthe confessional.
London, June 24.--Sundsy neat has been
appointed day OF anksgiving throughout
Great Britain for the success OF the Abyssi.
Man expedition. 80. @...
There are eighty negroes in the South
Carolina House Of Representatives..
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4 lHE tET0.- ne ffesiuent sent lu iuuFs
day brief and m sidy veto Of the omnibus
bill psrporting To admit Alabama and other
States. The message refers 10 the veto Of
the Arkansas bill, similar in character and
wan, Of principle to this measure. and also
refers TO the views Of the President re-
peatedly expressed in relation to the re-
construction acts, to which those measures
are sequel. To have gone over all this
ground again woul,l,hays been wholly idle
and nugatory. This usurping and un-
scrupulous Congress recks nothing Of the
Constitution, and even il one were TO rise
from the. dead to warn them they would
not hearkeR 10 him. If H..
We never supposed for one moment that
the President would fail in his duty in this
matter, or that BY silence. allowing the
bills 20 become laws by the expiration Of
the ten days. he would connive at. or appear
indifferent to. this gross outrage on every
principle Of human right. The cnuntry will
thank the President Tor the steadiness and
courage with which he maintains the true
principles of the Constitution. MAJ. hieL
d. tM j.
DAxAess ror THg Loss or RIeHr Arm.
The case Of Henry Byrnes vs.. Mayors
g. Shaffer, which was on trial tor several
days of last week in the Superior Court.
was ended on Monday, by the jury render
ing a sealed verdict in favor Of the plaintiff,
awarding him the sum Of one thousand dol
lars damages. The suit was brought to
recover damages for the wrongful act Of
the defendants in permitting the use Of de-
feciive and insufficient machinery 10 their
iron Ioundery in Monument street. in
which the plaintiff was employed. whereby
he was caught in the works and sustained
the loss Of his right arm. IL was argued
by counsel before the jury. under instruc-
tions BY Judge Dobbin. with the above re-
suit. Messrs. Allen b, Masruder and ].
II. Handy counsel for the plaintiff. and
Messrs. Brown and Bruno for the defend
ants. A motion for q new trial has been
entered BY the defendants counsel.
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Aillsburaugb gtrulnsr.
HTLLSB0R0CGH. N. @.
wednesday. July 1, 1865

Al those indebted to this Office
for subscriptions, advertisements,
orjoh work. are earnestly requested
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x.ee,p,, OF Produe..

ST LOuIs-stear1er Bismsrck-tO bbls apples ? Dgs4a
Sce xs bbis eggs mdss 1853 kegs batter DsBon
sio-26O bbls nc bb po.s,oss % SSs S box pes
W sSTne 10 BIS dss Fske. bales hay 100
X bran s e bay IN P 3gs oy . Sss Is 9s
S cIs p% D SS aSS Do . .es ham. Keep e
cases M k.s sFs 6Sls nes I bxs
IS Kegs MsFsrlsGd sIsigat &eoS 90 Dx
eos Do Schmidt Zeielers9 do Floyd Johns91~2l do
. bis cheese ZIG ees sCuT Ey o Snds tobacco to
WSge 5eol9 % Tn1 SSs SsSS Roae
9 aSscco O Sbis aoaf Harris Bidwe caas tobacco
ke1n ssf eSr c az 10 bran
CO * oats Geo M a. -. ssi bran sGEr Eho UpdRs
bxs eggs IS bbs onions IS onions 90 bbs potatoes
ss Sss,s o ss 9.S, sn s malt SLATER
co5O barley W CeoS bes krS1s IS s'k esGSa s
hsms Cobb phonde &eO sSs cheese ~ ADAM am SSo0s
Sos onion, s nj sSs sesf Mrs Geo Emsr ssch
natNiO DO ZegeT-O DO 100 bbls -four lO 5xs etieIs
s6; q. 70 .Ui R. sssI Ota. M Ndss 5S
aO1T Glover West s . a. o1
scsO DO Julian johnson &coS9 Do Jas oss @es CRe9
gSStp 40 II NJ wills &eo-7O do Davidson weayer2O
% o Thompson &co-sO % Z snith4 bSs @dss A wang
ras leather fsSn Pace Nixoas SKIS HEAR IS pkgs nde
gnther kegs rves' kssp aSsa b.. mds no FrsSS
| / do Pisbury- Go G Msndev llez do Bosrck Ssy
Roa5, Bs pk Shiss leap Lymsl bxs ndss
Grimm Porr-l bales do sherman &eo-D o&ssoAp 20
d u Campbell kc02 bxs Branch Crooks Seo-e5 eoops
fowls Miller MsyeT-i2 60 ains-lI do Csss.s mules
q Kzhni5I hogs sheep nbsu Aycoek &eo-sundes 70 Or
der-Total IS hhds tobacco ma A..
2si bbls hour Glover Odendah9 hhds TOBACCO cos
Wood Lev LnawizseE-2t SKIS wneAt u ~, % - 49,
Heys TunstAl &cO-iO0 do Keep Csnlneid-1 90 noOus
Matfheus Gco-lls do Chsnoweh Casey &eo.zU bassey
LA do Kehlor Updike tcosl7 Dc PoninSus eco
IN do csks bacon 10 rolls 0aggnS pes
bbs whisky Dbl crackers 40 bb beer lOO ~ 90
whitney &so Ess s s.s rI sesi & ondoy
cs6bsgs-2i bills apples II bbls potsoss DOS egg ~ POI
srosf 10 bxs eggs De bond5o-oo Ss $50
i242 bbls pork sAniord &co-o Dds noat - ~ a
os1 40 n Kennedy Gco-1uq Prudhonne frac y
isbxs eggs sIsyb.ck &eOl5 .1os butter
Nos gundres Ware son-32 bbs app - . oos AtoLs
s Meet rates cabbage Miller Meyerl55o sks corn D.
~ oats $50 sks bran Geo Martini hhds tooseco 5orrsi
DO JRo Knele bbls POTATOES II seeo ~ ~ a.
N tuks butter Ethe-2A bbls nour % d nosH 49,
| "a A. Harris Bidwe-S2 bills meal ~ tcs hams sest
.,, Is rsses rrdse Torrain-30 bids collars Jaeol
nv Hart-l5O hf bb sheer Mrs Geo Eimer7o tao, go
Ks.rny BOis 6cO-5l caney Whie-l pump oostoe
, seylaouT-l5 kegs butter Anderson Sso-lS pA' ess'
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Ma,-,u. N. H., exports daily fifty bushels OF
bInshsrries. on which the first buyers make 3
profit of s64. .,r,-s for
,hs Nv YORK scale of prices. Their phases are
iIled by boys and young women. .,
A hundred and twenty6 five thousand baskets OF
peaches were received and ma ~. Io,h N
Noiwithstanding the shipments OF n3ur ,h anu
Grain from Chicago during the past MONTH aes
e now on hand l04, los barrels OF nour anu
279 bushels Of grain more than II hau a. 'ni' "ii'
''i In The composition room Of the Cincinnati Com
merciaI, on Wednesday, the 9th inst. three nun,
dred and ninety four thousand SIX hundred ems q
matter were set. The average Is three pieces 70
the I EN- SO that the printers handled one mil
lion ine hundred and eighty'three thousand eighl
bundled pieces Of type metal; The cempositior
bHIss or the day are sl97 30. We presume say
the commercial, this is the largest days wori
eve,f done In . newspaper Office 10 the United
stats outside of the city Of New York.
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cSvE I,PKR1AL.-The attention OF connoissures
of Zines and lovers Of good eating is called to the
Saci that Mr.. Anton 0Gergeld, the Incompatible
boss, has taken charge of this p3pnss. aao5
~ cellars with everything that Is choice to eat
sDSdripk. Besides his competency as caterer,
M s1flereeld is prince Of good fellows. Tnere
syesonndreds who will recollect him as member
Of ,he Continental Guards, 18th regiment Louis
lana volunteers and as having done good service
So,siour wears among the bravest, where all were
hrsse. In visiting his house, every gentleman
mig expect 70 meet with that urbane attention SO
cbsracteristic Of mind host" and depart with
ths satisfaction that be has partaken OF the
h,st of good cheer at the most reasonable charge
NJ Henneberg, his partner, is generous dis
nIoser of good things, and would be pleased 70
sssS his friends and the public generally at the
Sf,aie.n See card in another column.
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NEW oRLE ANs JACKSON GREAT rnRrHEEN-
IS bales cotton Richardson Msy-lS Allen Seo-
M Rritfon Moore-3 Hogan Patton-5 Henderson-
4 Barrett L@ssssier-29 Payne, Huntington &co-ls war
T.p Crawford &cO-4 Nelson, Lsnpher &co-6 Jno hrds
Auy kcO-l II Peae AGO. Jno Burnett &co-lO Battle
Noble-2 ThompsOn-3 Kehlor 9ndke &C., ~ ook
Ssh Newman &co-4 FriedlAnder-l Dunica &co-lio
bhls beer Keier HOander-5 csks bacon Cobb Dohonde
6co O5 bols potatoes bbls pork Viavaso-lOo bbs
POTATOES j Pace AGO. bxs mdse Wslmsiey &co--Io
bxs cheese48 legs Emily, Van Nsden tco- do
n Wilcox-5O bxs cheese Keep Caulheld-D boxes mats
Page Peel Meran- bxs mdse spIoule
shoes Zellinicke-22 bxs hats Lesumont-z 90 gut
man Bros- do Benedct-9 do Quinlsn &co- 10 nrcos
sundries 10 order-Total go bales cotton
new ORLEANS OPELOUsAs GREAT WESIksN-
lfbales cotton Bersud Gibert-n Teron &eo-a Mont
g1msrv II dis Aca-7 G Mouton AGO. rlauche n WIFE,
7 Grifing-4 Boulieny Esclspcn-2 r Pays Loo
! A Ronafon-2 LATTE Duhlho-2 j Couret-l 6reven
Iere-I do hides to Debanc Beers do Dafour- DC
j Mann &co-S bills rice Tsrrseonne-4 90 SURE:
hides bdl hides Romain-l bbs rice Sevin-iot neet
cattle 20 McQuod Mehls-l65 do Pascal sarrat-H d.
Inbau Aycock kco-sundss 10 ordeTots 63 bales cotton
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oUACHIrsA RIVER.

TRENTON, MONROE AMP NEW ORLEANS REG
LAR PACKET.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY. at SEE.
NOR TRENTON. MONROE. COLUMBIA. Hal
risonburr, Trinity and all ntsrmsdats Andings-ri
hne, fast passenger packet
Cteona,
L, H. PATTERSON, Master; J. W. WALDEN, Cles
win leave positively shove For freight or pa
.nnlx an hoard or 10 WINBURN LORD, Agen
50 Gravier
r.s-Tss CIeons ~ir tape freight and passengers
a. any other boat IN the, trade. taking freight e
Macon and Tsnsas and D'Arboune. with pr.vile
shipping
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Orr, or Jxyrszsos. September Is 1858
Arrived since ssturdsy-eO Texas Beeves, 5l5
Calves and Yesrlings, l47 Hogs and 326 Seeep.
sold-sO6 Texas Beeves, LOG Calves aud Hearings,
40 HOGS and g Mich Cows. Stock on sale-4l6
TaIas Reeves 753 Calves and Yearlings. Isl Hogs,
$50 Sheen and Mich Cows. We quote:
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Rsrtnr antflissnfs.
CREscEEv OFFICE. No. - CAMP STREET.,
Tuesday. September Is, 1908.
Cleared Yesterday.
shark. Go l, with barge, for st Louis Master
arrixed Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
.,..u.hin sherman Henry from New York 5ih inst, to
Wood, Low Ludwigsen-2d district go. NJ,
stea%s1lP "a PsSkn S-iRg district Is
sn, Tsrmapiap brio Driver Liverpool 10Th JAY to
sup i IA Ashbrdse Dscan-Sd district "a
Rg NippeSsba tBrt Burgess, from KiO JsnsrO to A La
sehr Biy Butts Brl Hewitt from Inagu", to Mummy Ln'
sbr tinted States johnson from Nsggsd Island to master
Sch, inasnsneence nexl Arnold Very Cruz in ballast
10 C;odenbow Keley-Quarautine
Logger Magenta, Paoni from Folne ala haene' "
rowBoArs.
brought ship Tasnan.n, brig hinnehSnA Anu sen'
Billy Butts
STEAMBOATS,.
BISMARCK Rntrcken, from St Louis
Robert L Lee Cannon. from Nlcksourg
Mohawk and barges Packard, from st Louis
Cuba No. 2. Wkinson from Shreveport
Hips SHINES 6reathOnss from Bayou Sara
Mary, Carroll, from Mobile
Arrived Sunday.
s,.m,bp Geo Cromwell. VEIL from NeE York 5th inst to
steamship RainaeeT Msgssh from Pensacola Ds,hOn
Steamship HOxe from Philssslehis Gt via Hs-
Vsna to Creevy, Nickerson &eO-2d district
| STEAMBOATS,.
| Ig Brown Bassstt. from Lower coas'
| Atlantic and 'rses, Belt. from st Louis
| H,tty Gilmore King from ThibodAux
| Helou Coming Up.
sin Tvsuhoe Thea e Liverpool 18th July TO Lowell
| Bailey
ST LoUIs-steamer Shark and bsrge-2OOo kegs oeAro0
nate SOFA
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STEAMSHIPS.
Observation-Disclosures,
VoR BAITInoRk AND HAVANA
sHx FEW ORLEANS, BALrIheRK AND HAVANA
REGULAR sEnIsoErHLY LINE OF sTKANsHIPs
LIBERTY. lsou .Thcs 4 Balm. ocgnsnd"
CARRYING UNITED STATES NAILS.
FIRST CABIN;
r,en nAErIMoKs AND havana.
ToUozIEs AT KEY wEsT-Ths spsadia fast ssssn'nis
DUKEHAKT. Commander.
WIN leave her wharf, opp site jackson Square. on
SATURDAY, Sept. %, att p carrying the u s. mails
FOR fresh, or passage .SeoAA.sa.-
lions, apply 10 w1rHERsPooN, HALsKY CO.. Agents.
70 Oarondee. street
aB-Ee bnls Of Isdins shos. Of the COMPANY VII
gnsd Permit, for sishi must = Proc1,sa i5SI s1
d.v ~ sailing
rsRAzOts sARTKAGO-
EoRGAN LINE U. 8. MAIL STEAMSHIPS
Leaves on SATURDAY. Sept 10Th. Of sLE
TOR RRAZOs SANTIAGO VIA CALVES
Il ToN-Tbe lOwprs-surs sids-whss iron steamship
j. B. LOCKWOOD, Commander
VIII leave as above wharf foot Of st. Joseph street.
carrying the United mails If the steamer unable
70 cross the Brszos bar goods delivered at ships tackle
eorsgnses to pay their gherags For freight or pas
sage spp'" CHAs. A. WHITNEY CO., Agents.
50 and So Camp street.
Freight sursd half the rates adopted by the Board
| cf underwriters July L lsts
l
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
Aw CARD............:.....'-LAw cARD'
w. SCOTT BILLUfs,
Attorney and Counselor-at-Law,
BRENNAN. TEXAS.
suecs attention paid TO Claims for Collection and prompt
returns maze
T. n. HALsEr-
ATTORNEY AT Law,
No. CarondeIss street,
NEW ORLEANS
TIE INVENTIONS
WILLIAM NJ. ECuLEs,
Attorney NJ Law.
oFy1oE, ms NORTH Third STREET. ST LOUIS. No
WIN solicit Patsus prosecute Patent suitA ana cid n
,.csd CLAIMS Expecting reap profs from SUCH
obtain patents application for bssy vhst costs u
ana having been business Tor some TINA Ne are mi
b.d TO shape claims % avoid inr.esnsat Al bus
I -S-ln. IN all
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/. p,a IncK.-Ihe Aberdeen Examiner of the 10th

says:
Our young friend Il. A. Knowles, is the nero Of
cf Last Tuesday he drew four $1,000 bills from the
bank and started home with them, but had
mot proceeded far before discovering their
loss. Well, on Wednesday evening a young freed
man brought one of the bills TO Mr.. John walker,
81 Moyawski's store, and, ignorant Of its value,
Exchanged it for dozen marbles, giving Mr..
sWaIIsr cine. which he actively followed up,
recovering she whole amount. The little boy had
! picked up the bills and they were surrendereo'
/; we are informed, without hesitation.
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.,UEER RUMoBs ABOUT GRAHr.[A Masningten
NJ snpears that the talk some time ago about
E,ant's Withdrawing from the presidential canvass
,$,s not without foundation. 1t seems that DUR
isr the month Of June, just before ne started
,-SeT superipduced by free use of stimnlants.
bsripr one Of the attacks Of nervous prostration
=, sctualiv wrote letter declining the contest.
re Was hurried off to Cheyenne to put stop TO
,;.ssip. The story has leaked out. however, anu
ss,w receives the addition that he will withdraw
= Indiana and Pennsylvania vote the Democratic
,cket in October. Grant is said to be really q
o.snssYvatiye at heart aud is already sick Of the
Radical company be is compelled to keep; me
asson he does not return here is that his friends
&c afraid TO trust him. Latterly his health has
heen very good.
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Commercial Sntslligents.

CpuscyNr OrFtcE, No. "a CAM STREET,
Monday Evening Sept IA looa ,
IS corroS-N Notwithstanding the continued un.
faSo,.hle tenor of the Liverpool and Ne" iorh
5v;css The inquiry here has disclosed more ANNA
tion than any previous day tins season. a,;5;n1
.Sa Ssv hnvers were busily engaged examining
ssmnes. Holders at first seemed deslroos - JIG 10
size AT the inside figures paid SATURDAY snu III
siasyable sales were made; but before Ins Sose
~ hnsiness in consequence OF the dimnsneu
md more active demand, prices incined ~ "a
- callers. ADD extreme outside figures were ~,
Ssiss Amounted to 2l70 bales taken prlncPay 10
Isrsynool and Havre markets, and We now du1 ;u,
.t ayket very firm follows viz: low miaaIH sS
sSSa~e'. middlng 224@-e. and strict mlouins -
Go.
60 - h.,a s,ptember I. '''
pssssd s,nes Safurdss eSS 10 so
Received previously .......... -
IlOs
rxnorted Ssturday......'.''''''.'' IN 41O
trscrtvd previeosy............. ...''.'''.'
sA a, hand and on shipsoard- -
sraAR AND MoLAssKs-The movement. N sa'
FORMER article continues 70 be OF se.5 ;oH
ate character and the demand limited 70 y sn,
hing and retail business, without as sa sss
inoriry for round lots. The market i0l 1''N'''
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NEW YORK.
FOR nEw YORK.
MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP LINE.
couur,ssne the hrss-clss Steamship
cENFRAL Captain n. s Quick.
SBEsrENT CITY Captain VIM p. Henry
sFNFRAE MEADE !. W. Sampson
UNIFIED sTAfES........ ..-.cspssin Geo. L. norton
Sailing from New York EVERY SATURDAY.
ne ''eA"'Ap Gen. Meade,
Capt A. ". SAMPSON. |
WIN leave wharf opposite Vegetable Market Second District
TUESDAY, Sept Is, stbrx
Ih steamer has for passengers
CABIN PASSAGE
For freight or passage apply to |
WOOD, Low LUDwIesEN.
No. 100 Common street.
FOR Kxw YORK DIREoT
TEE uRoHwxLL LINZ
I'M. LIN. /. composed Of the following sssanshps'
SEQ. Cromwell C &c |
'"' 0'--' George Cromwell,
E.E. VAIL. Commander.
vnIssvs hsr wharf, Of roaisass street, On
September 18th, st5rh
Passage '...''''''''.'''''''''''''
v,.,yht for LIVERPOOL, HAvRE and BREMEN taken
sy this lima through bills Of isdins given for ssms
'' "''''' VI xIrxEB nouLfoH.
- 49, : ---------
FOB NEW YORK.
nEKcHAsrs STEAMSHIP LINE
c.s.,.. a.. s,...,... s,..r,.s,,s-
GENERAL Captain H. VSlcs
CREsChNf TN asnry
|
ne sssAmsnip chairman.
| = : ,,,.r,v r.s... -
VIII ssvs her wharf foot Of Jefferson street, SAT-
| URDAY September l9th, atsP.n. a
-. s,.a.r. hav. su,eror Accommodations for pas
These steamers nAV' 'upsn'' '0''""'1'' ~
| 1880 .,.cn AN
=. ---------
| Ter nsgns Or passage sppg 70 ,,sv~
| "ooD' ~ No lol commos strssf
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