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EASTER CHURCH. ELECTIONS.
ST. PAuL's CHURCH, RADcL1EFEBoRo.

ST. PAuL's CHURCH, RADoLIFFEBoRo.
Vestrymen-Wm. L. Trenholm. Colonel
Thomas Y. Simons, General James Smons, J.
L. Honour, Thomas nj. Hanckel, @. Il. Brews-
ter, Jos. d. Aiken. Wardens- VIM. L. Wraeg,
M. D., Francis s. Holmes.
ST. JOHNS CHURCH, FLORENCE.
Vestrymen-John N. Gaillard, Edward H.
Lucas, Marion B. Lucas 8. Horace Melllchamp,
Charles 8. Porcher. Wardens IS. A. Robert
son, Jos. 81. Johnson. Delegates to Conven-
toni. w. Gamble, Esq, @. s. Poroher. Esq.
AlterDates-S. H. Melllchamp, Esq, Edward
81. Lucas. Esq.
ST. THADDEus' CHURCH, AIKEN.
Vestrymen-Frederic A. Ford, Chairman;
Otis j. Chafee, Danl. u. Kemme, DR.. VIM. F..
Percival, William Gregg. Wardens-Henry
w. Ravenel, Benjam in nj. Walpole.
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THE CUBAN QUESTION,

What R Prominent Member OF Congress
says-1he Cuban Envoys at Work
rne senate Doubtful ON the Question
NIen-of-Wnr sent to the West Indla
Station.
The Washington correspondent of the Balti-
more Gazette writes under date of the 28th
inatant: t.
Public opinion appears to be rapidly grayi-
tating to one oinaOn on the Cuban question.
1t s eTdent that in the weak condition of
Spain and the present symptoms in Cuba,
some stronger nation will step. in sooner or
later and swallow up this valuable island.
prominent New Englander, member Of one of
the houses Of Congress and a great friend of
President Grant, who WAS among the loudest in
his vituperation of England for Its left-handed
war, was heard to declare himself in
favor OF sending large force to Cuba to aid
the insurrectionary party, provided they would
agree to annexation to the United States ON
the Withdrawal of the Spanish authorities,
which would surely follow. Who cares fig
for Spain said he; we can afford to and will do
as we please on this continent. When we OBJ
tain Cuba and st: Domingo. we will absorb the
rest OF the West Indies and make them STEP
ping stone to the South American territory; at
ary rate, all the public mon here kre coming
around to the opinion held by General Grant
work, and are feeling the Official pulse with
great assiduity. They are all accomplished
gentlemen and will use every endeavor to sue
C00d. Inc 6OuS0 OF REPRESENTATIVES, lH rife to
take any action which will be necessary in the
premises. Some doubt is expressed, however,
as to the course the Senate will pursue in their
action on General Banks resolutions.
The Washington Chronicle. Of Monday, says:
The State Department is in receipt of news
from Our Consul General at Havana, which
gives some authentic information regar ding
the status Of affairs in Cuba.
He states that the prospects OF tho insur-
gents are fully as GOOD as those of the Span
iards, anil that both parties are constantly re-
ceivlng reinRorcements-the former from ma
tives and parties in the United States, &c.,
and the latter from Spain. He complains
that his duties In protecting American clti-
zens against the tyrannical exercise OF
power by the spaniards are increasing.
and suggests that the number OF vessels in
our WesG Ludia Squadron should be increased.
The war steamer Seminole, nov at Boston, the
Galena now 81 Portland and the Juniata, at
Philadelphia. have accordingly. been ordered
to prepare themselves for duty in that squad
ron forthwith. II Was originally intended that
duty. but the above named vessels have been
ordered substituting them for economys sake,
as the expense OF man aiming iron-clads Is
very heavy. Nevertheless the iron-cads will
be sent If necessary.
Senior Morale Lensus, tho envoy OF the insur-
re ctionary government, hes gone to New York,
where lie will remain until the middle Of this
week. His businesS there Is understood to
be 10 arrange for the sale Of bonds OF the Pro-
visional Government which he represents, and
he will doubtless extend his arranR Rements for
that purpose to Philadelph,a and other cities
OF the Union.
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EUROPE
oM1Nous FRENCH ORDER
captured.

OM1NOUS FRENCH ORDER.
PAnIs, March 80.-Ofacers and privates of
the army, ab3ent on leave, have been order
ed to rejoin their commands on the fest of
April.
DUKE MoNTPENsIER AND THE SPANISH THRONE.
New York, March 30.-A.London special to
the Herald says: ''Advices nscelved from Ma
drid announce that it is almost certain that
the Duke Montpensier will be proclaimed King
of Spain. It is further stated that he will
arrive in Madrid within a fortnight on the IRON
clad Victoria, now lying in the harbor OF
Lisbon.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

CONGRESSIONAL PRoCEEDINas-NEw NICKEL COIN
HOUSE RESOLVES TO ADJOURN APRIL GREED,
OF SOUTH CAROLINA, REPORTED DISQUALIFIED
GRANT RECOVER I'D.
WASHINGTON March 3O.-IN THE HOUSE, the
bill authorizing one, threo anl five cent nickel,
was passed.
The Tenure-of- Office bill came from tie
Senate with the request for q conference. A
motion 70 concur with the Senate amendment
was lost by q vote of 60 to LOG. Finally confer
ence was agreed to-, consisting on the part OF
the House Of Butler, Washburne, OF Wisconsin
and Bingham.
resolution to adjourn on the 9th of April
was adopted.
The Election Committee reported Reed,
elected from the Third South Carolina District,
% incapable to take the test oath. The minor
ity reported q bill removing Reeds disabilities,
which was referred to the Reconstruction
Committee.
bridge over the Ohio, at Paducah, Of four
hundred feet span, was authorized
bill extending the time for the withdrawal
Of whiskey from bond to the 20th April, was
lost. The House then adjourned.
In THE SENATE, there was an inetectual at
tempt to pass the House bin granting the
right OF way to the Memphis and Ell Paso Rail
road.
The Currency bill was discussed to the ad-
journment.
Grant has recovered There was q full and
long Cabinet meeting.
The only nomination to-day was G. 8. Ham
ilton, Marshal for Wisconsin.
Tn, debt statement will show but slight
decrease, owing to the large pension disburse-
ments
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---Threo colorsd women have governments
Olerksh ps IN Washington. They were ap.
pointed In May, 1868.
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March 81

a1- OFFICE CHERAW AND DARLING
TON RAILROAD COMPANY. CHERAw. MARCH
80. 1869 The INTEREST COUPONS, due on the 1st
April, 1862 on the hrst MORTGAGE BONDS of this
Company, will be paid presentation at the once
OF the Northeastern Railroad Company, in Charles
ton, Or at my Office in Cheraw.
tsigoed,) JOHN H. MOWER, Treasurer.
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a@ NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
bills against Steamer "EMILTE," to 26th instant, in
elusive, are requested to hand them In to u.s.
SHACKELFORD h KELLY
March 20 D&C Agents
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@1-CONSIG >EES PER STEAMSHIP MARY
LAND, from Baltimore. hereby notified that che
is THIS DAY dischargin9 cargo ut Pier No /. Union
Wharves. All Goods not taken away at sunset, will
remain on wharf at Consi snees' risk.
MORDECAI CO.,
March 81 Aoents
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FON PALATE6A. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FKRNANDINA AND JACKSON.

FOts FALATE&A. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH. FkRNANDINA AND JAOKsONs
VILE
- mH@A THE FIRST-CASS STEAM b
-saazSs38s0 DICTATOR. Captain VIM, T. MoNRL.
TY. VIII sail from Charleston everS Tuesday Huenin0,
ct Eight O'Clock, for the above points. f7,
The hrst class Steamer OITY POINT, Captain 2HO.
r. MCMILLAN viii Hail from Charleston every Ffts
day EoensnO. 81 Eight O'Clock, for ABOVE pmuts.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernsndins for Cedar Keys, at which
point steamers connect with New Orleans Mobile,
Pensacola. Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading given for Freight to Mobile,
Pensacola and New Orleans. r.ty
Connecting so,th H. S. Hdrt's steamers Ocl0ssdh0
and Griffin for Siluer Springs dssd ZGkee 0r,0si Eve.
tis, Harris and Durh00s ,-9
All freight payable on the wharf
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at ris
and expense OF owners. ".l[f
For Freight or Passage engagement, apply to
J. D. AIKEN b CO., Agents.
~ tit nf l. South Atlantic WhNgt
n. B.-No extra charge for Meals and stataropn1s.
November al 't.'"'
CHANGN OF sCHEpULE.
INLAND ROU1E-ONLY TWO AND HALF
HOU RH AT SEA. II ~
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORTDA.t
CHARLESTON AND saw AMMAN STEAM PACKET
90 ~K~A THE sIEAMRB PILOT Boy cOAR.
slzsekk.4sa "a TAIN FENH PFoK. wiz leave Accom-.
modatson Wharf every MONDAY and FRIDAY Monk.
sreturn,ng leave -avannsh TUESDAY and sATunDAx,
at O'Clock A. NJ, making the trip In hours.
The steamer FANNIE. Captain AoArR Will leave
Charleston every THURSDAY MORNING ct O'Clock
Head; returrt~ leave Savannah every ERrDAY, ut
O'Clock p. N, tunching at the above landings.
VIII touch ct Button on the second THUnGDAY ID
every month, going and lei urnfng. ;o
For freight OF Passage apply to
John FERGUSON,
March IL Accommodation Wharf,
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THE TWO CIVILIZATIONS.

Dom Piatt Contrasts New England and
tho South-Plain Talk from an lnile-
pendent Western Man.
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a@ OFFICE CHARLESTON OITY RAIL-
WAY COMPANY, CORNER BROAD AND EAST
BAY-STREETs, CHARLESTON. 8. c., MARCH 80,
1:60-A QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF ONE 25-lOO
Il 2s)DOLLAR5 PER SHARE has been declared by
the Board Of Directors OF this Company, and the
Same will be paid and after THURSDAY, April 1st
on application at the Office of the Company
s. W. RAMSAY
March 80 Secretary and Treasurer.
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AT 81 e TRYING EASON.--THE
searching winds the cold. drizzng rains. the heavy
fogs. and occasional and moist days Of arch,
render It, upon the WHOLE the most unhealthy month
of the year. Its depressing influences especially
unfsvorable to ipvslide. and thousands OF persons
with feeble constitutions who have borne the VIM
ter bravely. break down in the first month Of spring
The variations Of temperature aud cold east winds
are serious trial to the dyspeptic and BILIOUS.
whose symptoms they invariably aggravate. Inter.
mitent fever is also rife wherever there evovable
poison in the water the soil. TO enable the sys
tam to combat those evils, there Ia nothing ike q
good vegetable tonic and among this GLASS of medi
ciDes HOsTETTtR'S s1OMACE BITTERS stand
supreme. Medical prescribe 1t In preference to
any Of the tonic preparations Of the pharm acor oeia
They are aware that the ordinary tnc.ures and ex-
tracts all sed upon cheap alcohol, which 1e sur
charged with an acrid essential OIL and absolutely
poisonous. They know, on the other hand, that the
rechled essence Of the finest rye grown in this
country is the sole spirltuous Ingredient OF HOa-
LETTERS BIrTER5, and that the vegetable me.
dicinal elements Of which 1t - composed of rare
efficacy. Hence, It has the confidence OF physicans
and nds its way into hospitals where no other pro-
prietary medicine sanctioned.
tourse Of the BIrTERS Is especialy recon-.
mcnded to persons OF delicate habits OF both sexes.
at this In the fever and ague districts of the
West and south, quinine his been almost univer-
sal discarded chologogue. and this invaluable
antidote to aarous disorders ad ptel In ts stead.
double gain is realized by the change for the
Bttere, unlike that DANCE akalod, agreeable
to the palate and their curative effect is much moro
permanent DAo March ~
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aarOONSIGNEES PER STEAM MSHIP
MANHATTAN. from New York, notified that
che is discharging cargo at Adger's Wharf. Goods
remaining on the wharf at sunset will be stored
at owners risk and expense.
JAMES ADdER & CO.,
March 81 Apents
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a5- ERRORS OF YOUTH.--A GENTLE

A1- ERRORS OF YOUTH.---A GENTLE-
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay and all the effects Of youthful in
discretton, wl for tho sake OF suffering humanity,
send FREQ 10 all who need II. the receipt and direc-
lions tor making the simple remedy by witch he was
cured Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertise
ers experience, can do 90 by addressing. IN perfec
oIiidcnce, Hsfti; f JOHN 3. OGDEN,
} No. a Cedar-street, New YORK.
EebrRAry d at,a,. .s.tttl :S5 3ynOe
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FOR ca CIR A wv. 8. c.

FOR CHI ERAW, SC.
AND ALL THE LANDINGS ON tEEDRE RIVER.
- wK~s The LIGHT DRAFT STEAMER
&gatsas1i1EiiaS7 GENERAL MANIGAULT. Captain
CORDEs. is receiving freight ct south Commercial
Wharf and will leave above on SATURDAY MORN.
me-, the Sd April.
All Freight must be prepaid.
For engagement apply to
sAACKELFO ORD & KELLY, Agents,
March 81 Boyce's Wharf.
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0@ THE MARION FIRE ENGINE COM
PANY return their sincere thanks to Mr. G. h
BEHRE for refreshments furnished them at the fire
on King-street, March 29th.
GEORGE A. CALDER,
March 81 Secretarv
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Rrrors and abusea incident 10 Youth and Early Man
hoodswNh the humans view or treatment aud cure.
ssns ~ sai % fsss e. 2, SssSS Adarsss % HOWARD
January 20
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A@ OFFICE CHARLESTON GASLIGRT
COMPANY, CHARLESTON, g. @, MARCH "a.
1860.-A DIVIDEND OF FIFTY GENTS PER
SHARE on the Capital Stock OF this Company hav.
ing been declared by the Directors, the same will be
paid and after MONDAY, 9th proximo.
The BOOKS OF TRANSFER will be closed from
this date to Esh proximo. w. J. HERTOT,
March a Secreta-y aud Treasurer.
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PACIFIC MAIL STEA M~stIF COMPY'@
THROUGH LIN, TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYSi
..a.szs,. STEAMERS OF The ABOVE
SalTsSfYESs2 line leave Pier No AZ, North Rivers
.xIIEhsEk1XxHK~ foot of Canal-street New York, at
12 o'clock nooh, of the let, 11th and
21st of every month except when these da1es fall
on Sunday. then the Saturday preceding.
Departure of LIST and l1st connect at Panama with
steamers for South Pacific aud Central American
ports. Those of 1st touch at Mauganillo.
Departure of 11th OF each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia ana
New Zealand.
Steamship j. PAN leaves San Frar cisco for China
and Japan May 4. 1860.
1 No California steamers touch at Havana, but 20
direct from New York TO AspinwalL
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adula
MAAtct.e end a.tea1elS5 e1ss.
For Passage Tickets or further information apply
ut the COMPANY'S TICKET OFEICE, on the whaSf
foot of Caual-street, North River, New York. -
March "a Tyr e. q. pARY. Agsht.
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FOR NEw YORK /.


CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
rf-sa~re THE FIRST GLASS IRON SCREW
L&lWTaaS Steamship M L l. A, HRpxRX
-NEXEl&kHN~ PEACE Commander, is now Ready
to receive Freight tor the above port,
to sail on about 10th O.. April.
For Freight engagemen,s, apply to
ROBERT MURE co.,
Boyces Wharf
A6- Risks taken by this vessel at Ave eeiphths
~ per cent. March 25
TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROD lie TO FLORIDA. AIKEN
S-/r~GNxNn And other places, should not faj
>z21yY 8Ss to lay in tneir supplies of PRovIs
[eMNfllL8f1K>A IONS, CLAREIS, CHAMPAGNRS,
zz.s&SSsszass4zp s4z CORDIALS, BRAN DIKS, WHH
KIEs. WINES. CANNED MEATS, SOUPS, DC.
Pates Of Wild Game. Deved Entremets, HanG,
Turkey, Lobster. ETC.. for Luncheous, sandwiches
Travellers Repsst, DC.
NH-Send for O catalogue.
WIN. s. CORWTN Il CO.,
No. 27b King street,
Between Wentworth and Beaufaln.
Charleston, 8. q.
Branch of No. 900 Broadway, oorasr 2oth street,
New York. OctobeF28
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So ALL PERSONS INDEBTED TO THE
Estate OF the late JOHN MAHONEY. JR., are re-
queated to settle the came, and those having claims
will present them at once to
CAROLINE MAHONEY,
March "a w3A Qualified Rxecutrix.
a~UNDER AUTHORITY GRANTED ME-
Commissioner by the Legislature of South Caro-
hna, the books hereby opened THIS DAY, at the
Banking House OF the South Carolina Loan and Trust
Company the Southwestern Railroad Bank), for
Subscription to the Capital Stock Of the VAUCLUSE
MANUFACTURING COMPANY-the whole amoLi.t
being Ave thousand shares Of the par value Of one
hundred dollars each. JAMES j. GREGG,
March Is mwf1O Commissioner.
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a| NOTIC E.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims demands against the Estate Of the late
WILL AM POsTELL lNGRAHAM, will present the
properly attested for settlement. and those in
depted Will make payment to
GEORGE H. INGRAHAM,
g. B. PICKENS,
March "a Wa Execut ore
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T FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &c.-MEssRs.
JOHN CAMPsEN & 90. have opened Branch to
their Market-strees FIGURING Mills at the Of
East Bay and North Atlanto-Wharf The Store is
large and commodious. ANA having secured "a full
stock of the cereals. they prepared
nsh their customers with Grains at the 10 west mar
ket rates. 8. eoW24 September "a
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-1H0 GnporOf Oa kSuSSl& tnlnKH OF no mom-
Der Of mia family more highly than Of his sis
ter, the Queen Of Wurtemberg, whom he con-
siders the brightest and ablest woman In Eu,
rope. In St. Petersburg they say that. in case
none Of his sons should be able to ascend the
Russian throne, he would rather have his sis-
ter on it than any OF his brothers.
Henry ID. Cooke, the banker, gave his an
nual dinner to the press correspondents In
Washington, last Saturday. About forty guests
were present. One OF the features of the oc-
casion were two beautiful vases placed ON the
table. which contained q little cluster OF bushes.
BY touching o spring. two artificial birds be-
gan to sing, and filed the air with melody.
"A London paper says that Queen Victoria
recently had the pleasure OF becoming person.
ally acquainted with two Of the most distin-
guished writer's Of the Age--Mr. Carlyle and
MIR. Browning. These eminent men--wto, SO
fax as intellect Is concerned, stand head and
shoulders above their contemporaries were
invited to meet the Queen ut the residence of
the Dean Of Winchester, and the interview
was one Of very pleasing and characteristic
kndsss Mr.. and Mrs. Grose were also Of the
party.
--On recent Saturday night, as John Nor
rissey walked down Broadway he was appealed
TO by woman Of hag ard beauty. who said
that her husband was i'll and her children FAM
ishing. The ex pugiIist went along with the
| woman to her wretched room IN . Baxter-street
tenement. whers he found the sick husband
and three children cuddled together in cor-
ner. lying spoon Asalon" to keep from freez.
ing. Moreissey sens tor his own physician,
and gave the woman fifsy dollars for ssnmsdi-
ate relief,
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March 81
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Henry 7. King 'MOhammed,' - "Hcw to Re.
sumo Specie Payments,'' .'onty Once" an
American story, Ave cbapters Of which
are given. 1.-THE Editors Old Arm Chair"
and "WiL and Humor" form 9 series Of
articles that will be appreciated by the lovers
Of periodical literature. The contributing
staff Of Our Old Folks includes many wri'eiS
Of talent, and the plan upon which IL is pro-
posed to carry IT on ought to make 1t a sue
cess The great progressive ideas OF the
day will be discussed, and the contributions OF
a serious cast will be relieved by wit, humOr,
poetry, and bright, sparkling essays on every
IMAGINABLE subject ofinterest. Our Old Folks
will be published at the low price OF $3 per
,nnum. and IL will be an attractive addition
,o ,our somewhat limited list Of Philadelphia
magazines.
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'athose - rasoals have cut OF that figure
head; can IL be repaired 70 eyes," said Mr.
Beecher, "but you must excuse me from doing
anything further In the matter, as the excite
ment is already 30 great.' The mutilated
part was then covered with the national flag,
and the Constitution left the harbor in that
condition. The after history OF that figure
head is shlouded in mystery. Dewey was
bold enough to proclaim his part in the trans
action, and II was certainly TO the credit of
Mr.. Beecher to refuse the offers and disregard
the threats OF those who were his patrons, on
the ground that he did.
There was oourt-martial held, before which
the sentry was summoned, but as there was
no dereiotion Of duty proved, he was honor
ably acquitted. The place becoming 80 hot,
Commodore Elliot, at his own request, was
allowed TO take the Constitution to the Brook
lyn Navy Yard, New York. The romantic
story that has passed current, to the effect
that Dewey carried the figure. head TO Wash
ipgton and presented IL TO Jackson, is without
foundation. The thing was never done or
contemplated. Dewey is now living some
where in Virginia,-Boston Traveller.
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8l,647,367'S so

DIRECToRS.
Thomas Q. Hand, Edmund A. Souder,
John Q. Davis, Samuel e. Stokes,
James Q. Hand, Henry Sloan,
Theophllus Paulding, William O. Ludwig
Joseph FL. Seal, George g. Leiper,
Hugh Craig, Henry O. Dallett Jr.,
John II. Penrose, John d, Taylor,
Jacob p. Jones, George w. Bernadou
James TTaquair, William g. Boulton,
Edward Darlington, Jacob Riegel,
H. Jones Brooke, spencer McIfvaine,
James b. Mcfarland, D. Il. Morgan Pittsburg
Edward Lafourcade, Gohn B. Semple,
Joshua p. Eyre, \. b. Berger,
THOMAS u. HAND, President.
JOHN Q. DAVIS. Vice. President.
HENRY LYLBURN, Secretary,
HENRY BALL. Assistant Secretary. Tl08
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ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.

tnE uhN ERAL TRANSA CLA NTTC COMPANY,s
MAIL STEAAeHlPs BErWEhN NEW YOKK
~, AND AAVtE, CALLING All BkE5T.
me splendid new vessels tnls taVorLe route for
hH lUllUws:- " " AVA y" AA'oA'
ST. La URkNT......... Brocande ..,, Saturday Oct a
Nt1hE DE- fAtSlS- .SurLao nj saturday, Oct n
fERElkE.. OoG a,
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sa#gEs PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
SkAAEkzS AND NORFOLK BTEAMsHIP LINE.
ThhOU9H FREIGHT A1R LINE TO TF5 n
SOUTH AND WEST. ~
49,. EVERY SATURDAY,
Street. '~ 1~0 ma
THROUGH RATES and THROUGH REuEIPrs
70 All ponta In North ana South Carolina via hes.
board AIR Line railroad, connecting &C Portam ouIh
ana W Aynchpurg, Ns Tennessee, and the Went. via
Danvllle Railroad, ~ ~A-'
Freight HANDLED BUT ONCE, ana takan =,
Low Ek RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE. ~
The regularity safely, and cheapness of this rouLs
commend IL 70 the public rs the Desirable mo
dunn for carrying every description of freight,
OF transfer.
stsamships insured ~ lowest rates.
freight received daily.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE d co.
No. IA North ana South WHARVkaL
Point
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~ PRICE OF PASSAGE
10 BKEst OR HAvRE.

40 Bkkssf OR HAVRE
Flrtt .sI4O second Cabn ..,,, Ssb
. AZ PARIS. ~
N1noluulng railway tcke.s, furnished on board)
fI6st cApLn.... .... sl46 Second Cabin
Anehe hteAnels o0 LoL carry steeiage passengers.
d eocsl attendance Il ee or charge,
=, American travellers going 70 or returning from
the connntnt or hurope. by taking The .mers of
this line avoid unnecessary riskB from JrausiL oy
Engllsh railways ana crossing the channel, besides
saving time, trouble, and expense.
6huk9E "a AUX ENZIE Agent,
r., ~ NO. So BRulAL WAY New York.
For passage In PhiIaaelphis, apply 81 Adsns
lIa No. 800 CHESN(Jr Street