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The union Democrat., 1869-06-26
EilIOnsness.

The liver is the largest gland in the body and the most
important of the secretve organs except membrane
which secrees the gastric uicene fluid which ssolves
the food When 1t fails to perform its functions, the
whole system suffers Its peculiar office to take the
superabundan carbon of the blood. This carbon unes
with other elements and thereby forms the bitter fluid
called bile which is poured into the upper bowel, and
greatly facilitates the process of digestion and excretion
When the liver does work the bile has 10 be taken
ont Of the blood by the kidnevs and hence in billions
disorders the urine is o deep yellow color The kidneys
however cannot dispose of all the bile and consequently
nuch o IT oozes through the surface the BODY giving
the skin and the whites of the eyes that saffron nge
which Is one of tho most noted symptoms of disordered
liver 1t Is absolutely essential TO health that this power
~ gland should do its duty thoroughly and with clock
Hk regularity.
Probably fourth of the people of the country know
what 1t Is to he billions and in tropical climates the pro-
portion of sufferers much greater If what are called
antihlioua medicines really what they claim to
oe the disease wond soon become ohoete for their name
legion But neither mercury, the official remedy. the
drastic advertised under SO many titles, TO produce
the desired effect In fact, caomel and blue pll have
probably been fatal 20 the human race than the
various forms OF liver complaint combined.
tiOSTEFTERS EITTERS alone, of all the medicines at
present in existence only the exgencies what
termed "a bilious habit of body This preparation like
The bile itself has mild aperient property and therefore
orlmpeded II Is exceedingly useful means of pre-
venting hard accreons in the intestinal canal and
quent costveness 1t also directly and most beneh
cy upon me binary organ rs an invgorant and Ger
rective regulator. Persons with constitutional tendency
o taxing small dose Of the Btters once or twice day.
HOSTETrER'S CELEBRATED STOMACH BITTERS,
sold oy ali respectable druggists in all of the world
REDDINGTON. HOSTETTER & CO.
AGENTS FOR THE PACIFIC COAST,
WHOLESALE DCGGISTS,
SAN FRANCISCO
For sale by prngssts, ssfecets and sore,hsepefs
throughout she world.
June ), I'm
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26
Bilious Resnittcnf Fever

This Is disease of more malignant type than ordinary
chs and fever, but it springs from the cause,
malaria, and may be forestaedby the MEANS viz
precautionary course of H0SrETTERS STOMACH BIT
TIERS. In order to render the system malaria proof
must be endowed with vor and
in perfect order. To effect these objects Bters must
be reSortcd
prevented 10y the daily of this unapproachabe
live pref araton. If the disorder is already in progress
il should be taken between the ho stages As the pulse
120 $50 during hot fits, it would not of course
he prudent to administer the tonic Them but when pro-
sraon and the pulse is thin and feeble it
be given with real advantage and also when the patient
is recoTering means ofrecrutiug the strength
deed in all of alcscence this powerful but harm
less tonic shoud be administered 1t the safest as well
a the best ofrestoratves.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

a. 7. Stewart's income for 1865. accord
ins to the internal revenue returns, ayeragel
s trife ever :, ,50oper day. -
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

FLORAL INTENSE The fragrance of fresh
flowers is agreeable and pleasant to even the
most fastidious +; and in the genuine MURRAY
Il LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER we have this
moral fragrance in all its refreshing purity
and strength. Delicate persoas and invalids
are greatly soothed and benefited by its use.
gaS- As there are worthless counterteits,
buyers should always ask for the Florida
Water prepared by Lanman ~ Kemp, New
York. 542.
The union Democrat., 1869-06-26

PHYSICIAN IN CHlEF:
10 Sc Z II NJ. FREY.
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Sparks FROM THE WIRES.

! The waters Of the Mississippi at New Orleans
is slowly recediug.
Two hundred Lutheran Ministers, in attend
ance on the General Synod, visited President
Grant on Saturday.
Backman & Co.'s cotton seed mill, in Jersey
City, has been burned. Loss 100000. The tre
was caused by an explosion. Largely insured.
Considerable interest was excited IN Rlch-
mond on Saturday by a statement that the
United States Grand Jury had found iudict-
naents against several ofice-holders Tor perjury
in taking the test oath after having aided the
rebellion.
Shippers Of the first two bulk grain ship
msnts by sail from New Orleans to Eur ope
have received notice OF the arrival OF the same
in perfect order in Liverpool, the bark John
Geddes making the p ssage in twenty-slx
days. Other cargoes are en- route, and more 10
follow. ~ ~ - =
Captain E. McBarrou Timony, late Of the
United States army, VINO. last fall, at the
American Hotel, in Atlanta, shoi and killed, In
self-defance, Richardson, q. member OF the
Georgia Constitutional Convention, was on
Saturday found not, guilty OF the charge OF
murder, and released from custody, :.
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@GOLD FOR COTTON"
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
In your article published in the issue Of the
9th May, headed "Gold for Cotton" an impor
tant error appears. which will be obliged it
you will correct. The sentence, as it appears.
is as follows: 1.-THE bonds are swindle (at
least the one billion six hundred millions, pay
able in the currency Of The Unned States, which
are to be capitalized into specie paying banks.
Here the word ''banks" ought to be 'bonds. !"
and the sentence will read thus-"rhe bonds
are a swindle, lat least the one billion six hum
dred m lions payable in the currency Of the
United States which are to be capitalized into
specie paying bonds.")
When say that tnese bonds, payable by the
act creating them. In the currency of me Una-
ted States will be converted INTO specie paying
bonds lreferred especially 20 the bl.i introduced
into the Senate Of the United States by Senator
Sherman in behalf OF the Committee on FL
nance in the Senate, in which tnis very thing
is proposed 10 IS 3Jue. The specie Paying
bonds into which thes- currency bonds aie ~
be converted, are, by this bill, made payable
forty years henco. The measure, II lemem-
ber correctly. passed. the senate. aud ony
failed n the House for want OF action. at the
next session of Congress it will doubtless pass.
observo that since the article was written,
May 1, the paper currenov OF the United States
8 depr .ciated from S4s to 80 per cent.-the
progress OF little over week. II.
Ashepoo. May 18.
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EUROPE.

DUBLIN, May A.-The remains OF Daniel
OConnel were to-day reinterred in the ceme-
te.y at aasnevin, near this cty, where splsn-
did msusoleum had been prepared for their
reception. The ceremonies were very impo-
sing, and were conducted by Archbishop Cul-
len. Great crowds Of people followed the re-
mains to the tomb. and it is estimated that
eight thousand we're present on the ground.
Among the spectators we're the Lord Chancel-
lor Of Ireland, Messrs. Bellew and southwell,
several Judges, and the Lord Mayor, Alder
men and Councilmen Of Dublin.
PARIS, May 14.-Several electoral meetings
were dispersed to-day, causing in some in
stances riotous proceedings. A number Of
sereeants de vdle were badly hurt. Many sr-
rests were made.
Muuoa, May 1.-THE Baysrian Government
has issued circular note to the governments
NJ France, Austria, Prussia. Baden and Wur-
temburg, inviting those powers to confer
enoe to be held in this city, for the purpose OF
preserving the rights Of tho State against the
Church.
VIENNA, May 14.-on the occasion OF the
o,oa;no Of the Austrian Chambers to-day, the
president congratulated the members that the
s;tnation of Austria had been greatly imp ov-
ad He referred with pleasure to the ooncilia-
t,on OF Hungary. the new Laws which had been
sn.cted on VARIOUS subjects, and concluded Dy
ss.,no thst. the Emperof protecting It, no
,,eril % %menaoes the constitution nlitsifnends are
4sithfuI. -..s-'
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look. in this connection, the important bearing
of this route upon the traffic that must pass
over it to the growing City OF Savannah. 1t
will be her nearest route TO the great cities of
the Northwest In fine, il this road is built,
we shall present almost an air line route lover
one hundred and fifteen miles OF our present
road) from Savannah and Augustain an n'almost
due northwes ardly direction TO the OHIO River,
where we are placed in connection by rail with
St. Louis by existing roads or roads in contem-
plauon. .
line like this, passing as it will over the
most direct practicable route to it's termini, de-
yelopine large extent of country now shut
ont from trade and commerce, and sharing the
CARRYING trade between two geogi aphIcal diyis-
ions Of the continent, can but be remunerative
and need fear no competition. -
Your committee, therefore, in view OF these
considerations, recommend that so soon as
operations are resumed on the Blue Ridge
rad. that steps be taken to have survey
made Of the proposed road from Athens to
Rabun Gap; that the Central Railroad be re-
auested to aid in the project, and that this
company cooperate with all parties interested
in any other steps that May be deemed advis-
able to secure the accomplishment OF the en-
terprise. Respectfully submitted,
8. THOMAS.
D. E. BUTLER.
GREEN MOORE,
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The abstracts OF the reports of National
banks IN the south, showing their condition
on the 17tL OF last month, have been made
public, and may be stated ss follows North
Oaronna Blk tanks, total resources and habih-
ties, $2675 913, the resources including $Sll,
837 cash OF which $32 682 is in specie, and the
labllit es imc.udIng sS44, $40 notes outs andlng;
capital stock 1888 40U. eouth Carolina, three
banks. aggrepa liabiiilles and resources
So 629 S83; capital stock 1928 500; cash s266 4S5
inouiiug $40 $50 specie notes outstanding
x175 093. Alabama two banks. aggregate
81 239, ,2O5; cash $149 945. including s53 s55
spec1.: c4ni:a' stooa $40U, ,000 /; uotes outsland-
ing 1854 800. Louisiaua, Two banks, aggregate
81 1888 8US cash $493 588 including 81 IT'S in
specie caplt,l stock 81. 600; n1tes. Sout-
standing 81, ,06S,76S.
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BY. TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM WAsHLHaroN.


WASHINGTON, May 15.-specid mail agent
Briggs departs tonight to establish the free
letter carrier system in the Southern cities.
Secretary Boutwell, now seems determined to
stamp the bonds purchased and returned to
the Department as the prooe. y Of the United
States held as sinking fund r-,der the Law OF
1869.
It Is stated that General Terry has been or
dered to investigate the Atkins murder case.
A. R Corbin, aIeputed New York millionaire,
married President Grants sister, Jennie
Grant, to.day. e. - - -
The Commissioner of Revenue decides that
railroad refreshment cars are as liable for
taxes as hotels, liquor dealers and tobacco sell
]ers.; The roads are liable for these three
taxes on each refreshment. -2,-.- 80.
The President to-day issued the following:
BY>rm PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF
q AMERIcA-A PROCLAMATION.
In pursuance OF the PROVISIONS OF the act OF
Congre2s. approved April 10th, 1863 hereby
designate the sixth dsy OF July, 1859. as the
time tor submitting the reconstruction consti-
tuition, passed By the convention which met IN
Richmond, Va, on tuesday, the third day OF
Deoambert 1851, to the voters OF said State. re-
gisteref ut the date OF suru SUBMISSION, VIZ:
July 9th, 1se9 for ratification or rejection; and
I submit to separate vote the fourth clause
Of section one, article third, OF said eonatlt1;
ton, which ia in the following words tinsert
helqusli6catim.sc sclause:) and I also limit
to separate vote the seventh section OF article
third OF the said constitution, which, is in
the, ,words following insert the test oath
clanss.} I, drect the vote to be taken upon
, each Of the above cited provisions alone, and
upon the otLer provls1oDs uf the said constltu-
h0ni IN the following manner, VIZ: Each voter
fayorlng the ratification OF the reconstruction,
excluding the provisions above quoted, as
framed BY the convention Of December I'd,
1861, shall express his in tRment BY voting for
the constitution; each voter fcvoring the re-
lection Of the constitution excluding the pro-
Visions above quoted, shall express his 1udg-
ment by voting against the constitution.
Each voter will be- allowed to cast separate
ballot Tor rorsaRAtnst either or both OF the pro
yissons above quoted. 7i'.6!i;.-!' {. :. Gt-rA
lpiteetinaoHy Wheiaof, Il hase hereun6o Set my
: hand Snd dcsused The seal OF the United States
tote affixed. Done at the City Of Wash
= inst6n. this 14th d&y Of May. in the year OF
our Eort one Thousand eight hundred and
Eixty.nine, and Of the Independence ofthe
United States OF America the nlnety-third.
B4the President: II -. us. GRANT.
Hamilton Fish Secretary OF State.
WASHINGTON. May 16.-There was large
meeting Of tho Printers Union to-day; fully
Eve hundred printers we're present. The ses-
sion, was stormy. The recognition Of the negro
Douglass as member OF the Union was p ST.
poned 70 the June meeting. The apprentices
had Quarrel with Olapp.
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r A HOUSEHOLD ELIXIR ADAPTED

NJ A HOUSEHOLD ELIXIR ADAPTED
TO ALL CLIMATEs.-It would be happy thing for
the world il all the eItants at present used In the
practice Of medicine could be swept out OF exist
ence, and HosTETTERs STOMACH B1rTERs
substituted in their place. There Is probability,
too. tina. this desirable substitution may one day be
accomplished. Certain 1t is, that the GREAT VICE.
TABLE TONIC is gradually displacing them, and that
the confidence Of the people In its sanitary and tav
ing properties increases with every passing year.
"FiRures that cannot ue show this to be the fact.
No medicinal preparation enjoys the like popularity
among all classes and conditions, in every section OF
the country. As appetizer, general invigorant,
remedy for indigestion, cure for intermittent and
remitsent fevers, gentle cathsrtic. specinc for
hstulency and sour stomach, q gentle diurettc,
nervine, blood depurent, specific for sick head
ache, mild anodyne. and, above all, as pRoTEc-
TON AGAINST HpmEHos, It is unquestonably the
STANDARD MEDICINE OF the whole United States. IL
the towns and cities 1t is literally HousEHoLD sTA-
PILE. Mothers believe In it. They nnd 1t "present
help In time of trouble,"-a safe and pleasant rem
edy for the various ailments to which their sex Is
exclusively subject. Men believe In 1t, because It
refreshes and invgorates the body and the mind'
and tones both without exciting either
NAV is D1o
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Miss Jones postmls,ress at Winsetter,
Iowa, recently married dr. Alfred Smith. n rs.
Smith is not known to the department as post
mistress. Miss Jones has no longer legal
existence. and things generally are very much
mixed. Smith is anxious to know if he has
married into he postofiee, or has he married
the postofice out Of The family.
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sENO rIOE.-I HAVE ON EXHIBITION
at Messrs. CAMERON BARKLEY's, at the corner
Of Meeting and Cumberland streets, DOUBLE
ACTING SUBMERGED FORCE PUMP, with GLASS
CYLINDER AED GLASS VALVES, which will
dispose of by the County or State. and any one
wishing to deal in that hne, would do well to call
and eramine will also sell individual rights for
using It. E NJ Ao00.
Nav is q"
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~ PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE.-A
NEW CoURSR OF LECTURES. ss delivered at the
New York Nuseum Of Anatomy, embracing tse sub
iects How to Live and What to Live for Youth,
Maturity and ola Age Manhood generally review.
ed the Cause OF Indigestion Flatul.nce snd Fer-
vous Diseases accounted for Marriage Philosophi-
cally Considered DC. These Lectures viii be for
warded on receipt Of four stamps. by addressing |:
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUSEUM OF ANATo.
MY, No. IA West Baltnore.street, Baltimore Md
Aprii 10 mwf1yr
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THROUGH THE STATE.

A Pleasant RfdS-1 he Condition OF tho
Crops-aInost an Accident-What 1s
Th0ug hit Of tho Charleston News-How
the Freedmen arc Worktng-Hap ptd
Advance I'm the Value Of land.
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sSoFFICE FOB Deposit OF SAVINGS.
SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY.
This Company will RECEIVE DEPOSITS on and
after lst Nay, under the Rules, which may be had at
the oface, No 10 Broad-street For the present the
hours for receiving deposits will be from Nine A. M.
to Two p. n. should the business warrant the
opening OF an Office at some more central 'int and
at moro convenient hours for the industrial classes,
provision will be ado accordingly Interest at the
rate Of Biz per cent. per annun.
THOs. R. WARING,
LnriI "a fnwlmo Cashier.
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NO rI0E.-ALL PERSONS
indebted to Mr. GEORGE d. GRCBKR are requested
to make payments to either Mr.. GEORGE b.
GRUBER, or to Mr. G. " CRUISER. ito be found at
r5essrs. coRwIN'S STORE, KrNa-sTREET,, during
the month. After the first OF June, all Indebtedness
unpaid will be placed into the hands of Magistrate
in order to wind up the affairs as speedily as possible
b. aBRDT5 CO.,
Nav 10 limo Agents for Creditors.
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s@YERGNE'S ELECTRO CHEMICAL,
BATHs.-A BRANCH OF DIR. VRRaNE's ZOE NEW
YORK. Flectro-chemical Baths Is now established
and in daily operation in Meeting. one door above
Budson.street over the Office Of DR.. P. T. sCHLEY;
who has private room for the especial accommoda-
ton OF those who wish to be treated by the Medi.
Gated Baths which celebrated for the cure of all
diseases produced by the too liberal use Of Mercury
In any fits forms; also Rheumatism, acute and
chronic; aout Lead Poisoning in any form, Nervous
Affections, Debility and Chronic Disc sses gener-
ally.
DR.. s. will administer the Baths by instructions
direct from the disooverer, DR.. ", which embrace
many recent and useful hints.
NAV limo
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About sixty Thousand acres OF land are ad
vertised to be sold st Lake City, Florida, on
the first Tuesday in June next. by the Tax
Collector OF Cumberland County, for taxes.
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"A Western .u, y .,,,As y depart
mont OF "Betrothal,," anacL,'on Tie Leaven.
worth Bulletin suggests thai dcpal tmenti. OF
'Flirtatiops" should be lntroiuced.1
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NEW YORK AND CHA
~STEAMS HIP LINE.
F d n NE w 70 n X
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

TBE tPLENpD eIDEw EEL
- MS1d4tN STA MSHlP CHAMPION, J.. W.
.L/H&fIIHms LOCKWOOD Commander, will sail
64R from adger's south Wharf on PAT
rrnnAy the 22d inst, al O'CLOCK P. NJ. precisey.
a9- An extra charge Of IS made for Ilcke. pur-
chased on board after sailing
aS- No Bills Of Lading signed after the steamer
o. Through Bills Laiing given for Cotto1 to
Boston and Providence, r.
a Marine insurance by this line n per cent
nSr The steamers Of this hoe ara f1rst class IN
Inc deicacias Of the New York and Charleston mar.
kets. 80 ..
For Freight or Passage. spply to .,,t,,I /
JAMES AD6E b 10. Agents,
Corner Adqer's Wharf and Rast Bay iUp-'tarht :.
n3- Ihe MANHATTAN follows on SATURDAY, the
18th instant, ut O'Clock A. NJ
NAY IT y
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EOR PALATKA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FHRNANDINA AND JACKsoN'

r., THE FIRsT-CAsS STEAM ER
DICTATOR, Captain WM. T. MoHII-
IT. viii sail from Charleston evers 1uesdds E1ensngs
at Nine O'Clock, tor the above points.
The frst.cIass Steamer orQY POINT. Captain GHo.
r. MCMILLAN will rail trom Charleston every Ffts
day Euen,no, a Nine O'Clock, for above points.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at SAVANNAH
for Mobile and New Orleans and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys at wh1ch
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile,
Pensacola Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading given for Freight to Mobile
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Co.nect,na stA n. S. Hdrt's stcdmss OeIdudhd
and 9ri6a for S,urr Springs and Lake. Griffin, Ens-
t,s, Hdrris and Durham.
All freight D,yable on the wharf
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored ct rts
and expense Of owners.
For freight or Passage enssRsmept, apply to
J. d. AIKEN co., agents,
south Atlantic Wharf.
N. B.-No extra charge for Meals and Staterooms'
November 81
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sSBATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THls
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world the only
true and perfect Dse; harmless, reliable. instaLa-
peous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; REM
edes the i'll effects of bad dyesI invigorates and
leaves the bair soft and beautiful black or bro1n.
BOLD ty all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. - Bond
street, New York. lyr may 10
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EXCURsION TRIP To ST. AUGUSTINE
RInRTnL t4t

.5 a FLORIDA. 80
-s THE STEAMER CITY POINT,
.E1aszs14fz sssa4Hfz Captain GEoRaR E MCMILLAN. will
make an Excursion Trip to St AUGUSTINE, leaving
Chariest,n on FRIDAY. list May, ct O'Clock 2. NJ
she will touch at Savannah, Fernandina, Jackson.
Vile and Palatka and will remain at st. Augustine
nearly Q whole day. giving e1cursicnisn ample time
to visit points Of Interest about the city.
Tickets for the round trip, $40. Meals and State.
rooms, &c, included.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
J. D. AIKEN & co., Agents,
Nav II South Atlantic Wharf.
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FOR SAVANNAH.

- THE STEAMER DICTATOR,
Ef&sa8S@cCAPTAINw W. T. moNELrY, viii sal
from Oharleston for Savannah on SATURDAY EVE
MING, ats o'clock. a.
RETURNING.
VIII leave Savannah for Charleston on suNDA
AFTERNOON. at 4 o'clock
For freight or Passage, apply to
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ssrA SUPPLY OF CHOICE NEW ORANGE
COUNTY BUTTER. Fulton Market Beef IN half
and quarter barrels. wM. g. CORWIN 90.
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FOR NEW YJnk.
REG ULAR LINE EVERY WEDNEsDAY
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMFY
TROUGH LINZ 10
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
oHANoE OF SAILING DAYS! '3" O..

.~s STEAMERS OF TIE ABOVE
.MSGS$s.6 line leave Pier No. A, North Rivef,
L>B1[Y&3H~ foot of Canal street. New York, ct
ea II o'clock noon, Of the lst, llth and
Olaf of avayy month iarnant Ehan thaaa fnfi
on sunday, then the Saturday precedngi. .. !
Departure OF 1st and 2lst connect at Psnsms with
steamers for South Pacific and Central Americso
ports. Those OF 1st touch ct Manzanilo. -
Departure of llth OF each month connects with
the new steam line from Panama to Australia snd
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves Ban ErarOis-
90 tor China sld Japan July g. 1869.
No Oalforma steamers touch 81 Havana, put 20
direct from New York 10 Aspinwan. ...as
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adc'l.
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further Information aDp}y
at the CoMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the whAtf,
foot Of Canal-street, North River. New York.
March II 1yr T. B. BABY, Agent