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NAUTION.--Ail persons are hereby caution.
" ed against purchasing or negotiating for n
certain Pnoussonr NorF. drawn in favor Of John
W. Holt by David W. Holt, calling for SSH 90,
payable at Mofriadac, (said note being over. .duol
as the same was stolen from me IN Allegheny city.
JOHN W. HOLT.
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The election returns plainly show
that The State Of Pennsylvania is
Democratic by 1000 majority, and
that a Democratic Governor was elect
cd; but the outrageous frauds perpe
tratcd by the "corn toppin'" william,
Covode, has thrown The State into the
hands of the corruption ring for three
years moro. This is glorious nows for
tho pastcraud folder fraternity. IIar-
risbnrg will swarm with them this
winter
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DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.

DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE.-Notiec
n Is hereby given that letters Of administratinn
on the estate Of II. d. LER, deceased. h tc
Of Bcccaria township, Clearheld county, Pa, har-
ing been duly granted TO the undersigned, all per.
sons indebted to said estate will please make nav.
ment, aud those having claims or demands win
present them properly authenticated for settlement
and allowance without delay.
Oct. i3.6i A. W. LET. Adm.
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Hans Gcary's majority three years
ago was 1900, while "thc best gov
ornment the world ever saw" had
rs, 1893 majority last November.
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g]rv AArfrilsenlmis.

ID EPORT Of he condition of the FIRST
N NATIONAL BANK Of clearheld, in the
county Of clsarhsld, IN the State Of Pennsyl-
vania. At the close o. bus sness, on the 9th day OF
October, I669i
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CLEARFIELD, PA

WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER %. I.s.:
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A DMINIsTRATOR,s Nnlicr

n is hereby given that Of administration
on the estate Of ROSWELL LUTHER, deceased,
late Of Brady township, Cleafdeld county, Pa,
have been duly granted to The undersigned, al
persons indebted to said estate will please make
payment, and those having claims or demands
will present them properly authenticated for set
ilemcnt. NJ. II. LUTHER,
Oct. 2O-6t-pd. Administrator
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A UDIrOR's NOTICE.--The undersigned
IA an Auditor, appointed by tho Court cf Clear
Held county, 10 make distribution Of the monies
in the hands Of Cyrenius Howe and Charles Sloan.
Administrators, do, Of jacob Gearhar., deceased.
late Of Morris township, amongst those legally
entitled thereto, will attend to discharge the
duties Of his appointment at his Office, in Clear.
held, ON Tuesday, the 9th day Of November, next,
where all persons interested in said fund can
attend II they sec proper. d. l.. KREBS,
Oct 10, 6V-3t Auditor.
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N the matter Of the petition Of Daniel Frycr,
Il Administrator Of John Ehrgood, deceased,
late Of Brady township. TO the heirs and legal
representatives Of said deccdont.
Whereas, said Daniel Fryer. Administrator,
presented his petition to the Orphans Court on
the Sd day of June, 1858, setting forth that said
John Ehrgcod, had in his lifetime, by his contract
in writing, sold and bound himsclf to convey unto
Nicholas Fers, certain piece Of land in Brady
township, said county, bounded by lands Of
Samuel Arnold, Frederick zciglor and others.
containing 40 scres, more or less; and that the
said John Ehrgood died before said contract was
executed, and praying the Court to authorize the
said Administrator 10 make and deliver unto the
said Nicholas Fers, deed for said premises, on
receipt Of the balance Of purchase money.
Whcreupon the said Court ordered and directed
notice to be published in one newspaper for
four consecutive weeks TO be directed to tie heirs
and legal representatives Of said decedent, com
manding them TO appear on the second Monday
Of November, A. D., 1859, at an Orphans Court
to be held at Clcar6ed, and show cause if any
they have, why said contract should not be exc
cuted according TO the true intent and meaning
thereof. All Of which the said heirs, 2c, arc
required to take notice.
By order Of the Court. A. w. LEE.
Got. Hat Ciort a q
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l,AUTIo:.-Al persons are hereby cautioned
" against purchasing or in any way meddling
with ONE SPAN OF HORSES, Zone bay aud
the other n sorrel, both N RESI- together with
harness, singleirees, spreads, bought Of William
Cree, Of Beearia township, and now in the posses
sion Of William Lightner, Of Becaria township, as
the same belong to me, and are subject to my
order. W. s. DIoKEY,
Glen Hope, Oct. II, is69St.
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ID EGIsrERs NoTICE.-Notice /,


ID EGIsTER,s NOTICE.-Noueei, /, hereby
III given that the following accounts have been
examined and passed by me, and remain fcd Of
record in this Office for tho inspection Of heirs
cgaiecs, creditors and all others In any other way
interested, and will be presented to the next Or
phans Court Of CloaTfed county, 20 Nc held at the
Court House, in the borough Of Clarified. com
meneng on the second Monday Of November,
A. d. 1862
!. Patial account Of Mary Mullen,
kxccutrix, Of Thomas Mullen, licensed, late of
Beccaria township.
2. Final account of A. S. Dickinson,
Administrator dc boais non, cum fssiamsnio ans,ro
Of Julia Dckenson, deceased, late Of Bccearia
township.
REowrrR's orricr. A.w. LEE.
cl'aricld, Pa, Oct is, iseo-te.l Register
A FIRsT.oLAss DRESS a coAr MAKER.
~ from the east, has been employed at
Ms. WArs0S's,
ALSO, new Fall and Winter stoes Of Bonpets
Hats, &c., at Mrs. WATsON's.
ALSO, now supply Of Trimmings and Fancy
Articles, at Mrs. WATsONs.
ALSO, all the late aud most fashionable gtylc,
Dress and Coat Patterns for Ladies, Misses and
Children, at Mrs, WArs0N's.
Particular attention will be given to the Dress
Making Department by Miss Oswalt, who has
spent much time In this branch Of business. who
viii have the whole charge Of tb, business, at
Mrs. WATSON'S.
Il will be our greatest study to please and give
III attention 10 oar customers, 40 that they NAV
'e accommodated with promptness and best STYLES
md quality Of goods, AT lower prices than they
have been buying at elsewhere.
All are invited to call at Mrs. WATSONS.
Oct. 10, ls69-tG
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]. n. KLINE, M. D.,
z H YSIC1AN q SU RECON

HAVING located at Pennfcld Pa offers his
Ill professional services TO the people Of that
place and surrounding country. All calls promptly
attended to. oct. IS II.
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CouSrf OF CLKAnFIEln,
I, A. c. Fnney, Cashier of the First National
Bank Of Clearasld, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true to the best Of my know
ledge and belief A. Q. fINNEY, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn TO the 18th day Of Oct
A. D., 1869. WM. RADEBAUGH,
ArrEsr; Notary Public.
D. q. Nevling, A. z. Boyn'on, JOn'A. Doynton,
Directors.
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COURT PROCLAMATION.
N0TICEI

EURs, ranging in price from $500 to sl25O0
IL Set, at WIN. REED a cos.
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ID EPORT Of the condition Of the COUNTY
IL NATIONAL BANK Of Clcarfeli, at the
close Of business on the oh Of October, 1907
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-29
Exports of the Week.


LTVERPoOI-Per British steamship PionCcr-3:
bags scA island cottOn, 222i bales upland cotton
PORT De FRANCE tMAR)-Pcr brig A Bradshaw--
les, 100 feet pitch pine lumber, 10000 latils.
DOMESTIC
NEW foHE-Pcr steamship James AdQcr-3S
bags sea island cotton, l0l4 bales upland cot on
SO bales domestics. l3S ticrccs rice, 90 packages
sundrics. Per steamship Nanhnltan-G8 bags
sea island cotton, 1880 tales upland cotton 10
tcrccs rice s. bbs rosin, 30 balcs dolncstcs and
yarns, aud sundries.. Per steamship Minnctoii-
ka-l2 bags sea island and 1877 bales upland cot
ION, 70 tierccs rice, bales yarn, and silndrics.
ATKINS, Y-Pcr sclir Jesse S CarE-lSG 900
feet lumber.
PHILADRi.rIIIA.-Pcr steamship w Evcrman-
200 bales cotton, 5s bales yarn, l26 tcs rice, 2IS
oh!s rosin, 90 tGs clay, 10 bales rags. tcs hams,
3 obls terrapins and sun,lry packages. :. Per
brig WilliRms-450 tons phosphate. y. .p0r
schr r Tasker-30o tons phosphate rock, A., 600
feet timber
BAlTIMoRE-Per steamship Maryland-i77 tcs
rice, 2l0 bales cnltoii, a. bales dOncStiCS bales
rags, bales leather ana hides, II casks clay, 20
packages fruit, kc
WILMISGrOS, pEI.-Per schr Carrie Iicycr-ioo
tons phosphate rock.
BRUNSWICK, GA.-Pcr brig Susie } Stroub-Rail.
road iron.
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Interior Cotton Marked.

COLUMBIA. October c7.-Salcs OF cotton TO-
l22 balcs; minR 24c.
mos'rGoMEltY, October 2s.-The cotton mar
& ne, IN quiet bus steady ut 23aa3.c for LON mid
WlEESB0RO', October 2o.-l5s bales Of cotton
.3a2Iisc
MACON, octopcr i6.--The cotton market to-day
Has very regular; II opened and closed nr.n nj
aaIc Tor Intldlings, with considerable disposition
among owners 10 hold their cotton for better
prices.
SELMA, October 25.-icstcrdny there was a
riilr demand but. the views OF factors being
nl,oIc buyers, there was but little Offering. The
Sales 2hont l25 bales.
SuAIrER, October 27.-Thcre have becn about
go bales OF cotton sold during the week, cntIing
the 2oth. The market has been dxll for a few
days, but closed active today. We quote: Ortli-
nary 2Sc; gosd ordinary 23,i; low middling 23I.:
ini,i,lliaE 23A; strict lniddling FAX.
-COl.uMUBuS, 0ctObcr 26.-Thc cotton market
opened yesterday with q moderate demand and
closed quiet ut 2:.,ic. line OF InItldllngs could
not be secured for less than 23kc, though for a
few bales 23h,c only would Ic given. A good zeal
or the wagon cotton was purchased on tic streets
The receipts are the argcat or any day OF The sca.
aon Sales 29s bales; receipts lie bales.
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TIE COTTON MARkIT.-The operations in this
staple has exhibited mucn stcadilcss during the
week, ana prices have been a,isi aimed al most
points. In the English mark4i quota ations ruled
dnrlng The week al I'D, reccdod 10 Jl7,opiod M
EeT YORK ni c0ihc aiid at tiiS port nj aSr q n,
for midhiinas. In Tie Southern pOris the demand
HAS bcen generally Good, and stocks, mo,1iih-
standing the full receipts, nave BUi accumulated
10 any Important cNicni showing the confidence
OF operators In The plcsen, position or priccs
Tile movements or the article ri Iivcrpool and
New fofa have been ~ foliOTs On Friday Oc.
toher -, The former closed du upla:ids I2d sales
10000 bales; lhe latter Was heavy and lOM cr M
26iac, .alcS :s1J bales. On Saturday Inc former
waJ STEADY al I'D, sacs 5000 bales: The latter WAS
Shade CT -er Ill 2ic, salcs 1900 bales. On Monday
the former Tas unchanged, noiants I'D, sales
$1,000 bales; the latter Was hrmer closing quiet
al 2N'ic sales 2s2j blics. On Tuesday the former
was steady. uplands i2tl, safes l.,oCO bales; The
latter was Sltlian: decdc.i change. upands 20 &C.
sales 1900 halcs. On Wednesday The former WAS
somewhat active 1T lI7<aI2,i, sales l.,O00 bales,
the latter was firm At 2Giic, sales 22t1 bales Yc-
tei'iny tie former was firm, uplantIs il7.a.,d
sales 1900 bales; the latter was quiet at a0,,c
Tho stock OF the staple In sight at the laIesl
dates was as follows:
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hIa1Scts by Telegraph.
FyItkiON AARKETS-


LONDON, October 2y- Noon. Consols o3,e.
Ronds s2,t. Sugar quiet. Common rosin os 3da
6s cd.
Ancrnoon.-Consols cisscd at e3Xaoax. bonds
s2Has2X.
Evcning.-Consols o21i. bonds OF 1862 s2.
LIVERPOOL, October 2s-Eoon.-Cottol iirm;
| upiands, ll1saI2d; Orleans, I2HaI2Gd; sales
1000 bales; shipments from bombay to the 10Th
$3.50 bales.
Afcrnoon.-Cstton armer; sales estimated NJ
1900 bales. Corn Oh the spot 3os I'd; anoat Ios.
Lard iirmcr
ESening.-Cotton iirm; middling urands I'D;
Orleans i3,sd; sales 1900 bncs, OF which 1000
bales was for speculation and export.
PARIS, October 2S.-Thc I,onrsc opcned arrn
Rentes 7lf roc.
The bullion In the bank Of France has dc.
creased SOC, GEO francs.
HAvpR, October 2s.-Cstton suIot both on ti,e
spot ami ailOat
DOMESTIC MAnKBTs.
NEW YsRx, October 2S.-EooR.-Stocks unset
tied with downward tendency. Money CAT.
Sterling, long 8; short 91l. Gold 20. Cotton
quiet nj 26i<c. TIrpuntnc ana rosin unchanged.
Evcning.-Cotton quiet and drooping; sales
1000 bales at 261zc. Flour, supernne S. 3Oa5 SO;
No Michigan 81 ~; winter red western ni't5 81 45S
43; Illinois 32aI a3 Corn closed auIct nj YES
tcrday's prices. Mess pork closed at 81 IS Lard
quiet; Carolina s,Iaoc. Sugar fairly active;
Porto Rico Iahai2%e; Muscosado iIJlaI2c; iiay,,
ana l2ai22fc Oorcc steady. Molzsscs nrln.
Eavaistorcs and frcights quiet. Governments
closed heavy; '63's 1875; Southcrns heavy. Mo.
ncy easy nj SAT per cent; dincounts in pressing
! demand; prime paper passes slowly at 1oal2;
names not strictly prime range as high as Is.
Sterling S,Ia9 Governments heavy under con-
| tinual pressure to sell. Stocks firm.
BALTIMORE, October zs. Cotton, no sales.
/ Piour dull and quiet. Wheat steady at 81 35i.
! %; Western 81 32ai 35. Corn, new white ooc;.
Lard iSals>ic. whiskcy iirin NJ sIaI
| CINCINNATI, October 2s.-Corn steady; new COO;
OLD S5aS7c. WhiRIcy dull At 81 I0ai H. Ecps
porI dull and nominal 1t S3l. Lard unchanged.
BULK meats and bacon nominal; stock nearly cr-
| hnustcd.
ST. LOUIS, October 2S.-Whskcy 81 Is. Mess
pork heavy at $50. Bacon dali; shoulders lGLc;
clear rib sides l9tac. Lard quiet; new I6st e;
old I0c.
nork FL. bacon, shoulders IGaial7c; clear sides
i"'ia2Oc. Lard lSc. Whskcy 81 10.
WILMINGTON, October 2S.-Spirits iurpcntnc
duil III 42}sc. Rosin quiet; 81 raincd 81 S. Crude
tnrpchtne unchanged. Tar unchanged. Cotton
quiet ut 24aoitsc.
'trm; sales 0l2 bales; receipts ll46 bales; mid.
ding 24a24tsc.
SAvASSAn, October 2s.-Cotton, rcccip,s aoe,
hnlrs exports sii9 bales; sales 500 bales; mid
ding 25ic; market nrn.
MOBILE. October u.s. Cotton. in gsOd demand
and ciosel steady; sales 1900 bales; middlin.
Lac; receipts Gnh bales; exports 746 bnlcs.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2s.-Cotton dull and
nrooNiI III 2itfa25c; sales 5000 bales; receipts
wv. bales; exports TO lInrrc 1901 hales. Sugar
hrmcr' centrifugal i2Sai?c. Mol.lsscs nrm;
prlItir new r0a95c. Gold IN,s. Sterling 40 Sight
eNchanEc Oh New York par TO = discount.
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RcceIpts hy RnlIroaa, Octoher as.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

SUUTh CANUIINt HATIROlD
lS4S bales cotton, 81 bales d0mcstics In0 bi,lg
Railroad Agent. Il Priagle, PcIZcr Rodgers &
co. o wlitc, Wat ,nn & lilll, j ID Aiken 4 co. q
u Walter 4 co, Rcc,ier & Davis, Frost & Adgcr
Mowry co, Gracscr & Smith, a j Salinas. J Il T,
Sloan, Il wiss 4 co, GW Williams & co. Thurs.
ton e Holmes, W " Smith. " B Williams & Son,
W Ryan. IL Murc 4 co, SteAhouse Il co. Can.
flanl0n, w Is Smith & co, and Others
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD
112 bales cotton, bags cotton seed. kcrs spircs
mdsc &c. To tcedcr & Davis, n n Iiristoll & co.
r W Emanuel, Rsvenel 4 co, Gaillard 4 Minott,
Zee co, Gracscr 4 Smith, q w williams &
Adger,, J Aiken 4 co, r Jordan, 4 p Ford, w k
Eynn, Gurney, Lopez 4 l., Brodle 4 co, Calt.
weii d Son, Shackelford Kelly, and A Salinas
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
Cotton, rice and mise. To Fripp Il Nav. r
i'ringle Son, w = Bowling co, w G lice CO.
II Riatte co, W O Courtney, Ii BIschor & co,
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Tho chaale.ton i,Inrke,.

FOR 1nE WEEK ENDING THURSDAY, OCT. es, 1859.
THE CRoPs AND KLcEiPTS.-The harvest wealth
er sill exhibited remarkably favorable resturc,
Tor the perioi under review, aHd thc staple has
been taken from the nelds in good condition; ilc
quality Of the receipts have been consequently
excellent, the supplies coming forward To this
market having never displayed u higher average
The Intelligence from large section or country
rePert That the crop has been raoallr picked. and
gives reason 10 fear thai TIE C',imatc result Of
the growth may NOT rcac!, thc ainrcs that SOM,
have anticipated. The supplies coming to The
ports continue to Indicate good receipts, and the
amount arrived al the principal Southern sea-
ports, up 10 the latest dates were a. follows:
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CrOauct.

Smooth as n billiard table spread The lawn
FrcQuCntcd by the curly rising lark.
where dcWy briiliants sparklcd In the dawn,
And glow worms lit tlieir lanterns In the dark
But now astir with many an eager group,
Brisk youth and cldr black coat and muslin
blcnt,
Urging the rolling hall from hoop to hoop,
Or taking light refreshments In the tent;
TIL I he soft vrsiIcr star, s,on alter eight,
Gave warning Of another days decline,
And sent is laughing through the garden gate
70 lobster salad and the beaded wine;
q happy hour when first learnt the game
A MI called Matilda 10y her Christian name.
[f'unrh.
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WILMINGTON, October 2T-SrIRITs TuRrus
TiSE.--Salcs Of 80 casks Ut I2izc ana 36 caHks at
iic per gallon.
and So 80 for No. l..
CRUDE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF n bbls al en ~
IAR.-Sal,"' ul only 20 hblS At 81 per bill. .
CuTT0S-3i bnlcs were reported nt 24a24,.a
e4Hc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-29
FINANCIAL AND coHHERcIAL.
The Money Market.

THURSDAY, October Is.
The market remains without any decided
change Business is still depressed and the trans
actions In securities exceedingly limited. During
the past week sales Of Peoples National Bank
Stock were made nj III TO lis, and the First Na-
honal Bank Stock IL quoted at nearly ihC same
agure. Bank bills are firm at the rates given be-
lew. Money is loaned on the street ut tO1 p
cent per month Oh good collatcrals.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-29
Rice ngn,.Ecf.

Tie New York Journal OF Commerce OF we'd
ncStny, October III, says: Tile arrivals Of new nre
ilcrcnSinE, ana ms the demand docs not keen mace
prlceS arc heavy. Old sells slowly at about pre-.
vi0is figures. Tile sales are 70 ticrces new ul
Si.a9c., AMI 20 tlcrccS old ut SaIc. RangoOn
moves slowly: 500 bags III bond sold for cr-
port OIL private terms.
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GFFEEEdL.

LIST OF LETTERS rcmainin. In the P.stoltcc
At Charleston, Tor the week ending October ~.
1869, and printed officially in THE DAILY NEWS.
rs the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the city Of Charic+,,un
90 Persons calling tor Letters Advertised.
shOu!'i STATE that they ar. '.\,lycriisrJ.,
ED oillcc hour; from A .i.onI, n nm
SundI.N, from 3 ;nGr.M Vi.
STANLEY &. TI:Ul"r. Postmaster.
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iptrur, Mrs N
Iloaps. Mrs Di-
anna
Powell, Mrs Je-
hanna
lalpiS, Miss S
Beet, Mrs Il
Kicks, Mrs julia
Royal. Missi.cn-
Rose. Miss En-
ma
lI;0bcrts, Miss u
Ryan, Mrs Ann
|Ryaii, Miss le-
viiiIkt
Sanders, Miss
Fannie
lSilIlUIIS, Miss e
| G.
Smith, Miss $ G
iS'oll, Miss SA-
.Sc;lulirl, Mrs q
SGrirOn, MISC NJ
scyniullr, Mrs
| " W
lSllra, Mrs ha-
! hcl
lSircs, Mrs NJ X
singleton, Mss
| /.
lSnlallwOOd, Mrs
lSoulm;os, Mrs S
lStl'ocInan, Mrs
iSt:ltlsbcrry, Mss
rTaylor. Mrs J I.
lCgcr, Mrs Jane
iNnllIl;i''cln, Mrs
watson, Mrs r
! y
Wallace, Mrs
l Ann
Watts, Miss G z
Wells, MrsAnna
Wish, Mrs X +
Wilmington,
| Miss q
wilkinson, Mrs
Wright, Mrs NJ
iWnlicrs, Mrs J
Williams, Miss
Wilson, Mrs B
II
Wales. Sannie
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h,isoll''. Miss H.
Adams. Mrs |.
Aiken, Mrs An
nic
Allen, Mrs MAJ
hklrin, Hiss
kalc
Anderson, Miss
Anderson, Miss,
hytcs, Mrs Jane
l'ailffl;til, MISS
Carrie |
Banks. MisSC
HarnwcIl, Mrs
He'll, Mrs Maria
BlOllc, Miss
HlackiOck, Hiss
Eoilncll, Mrs
Martha
browning, Mrs
4 }
I;irticn, ItsS l.
lag
I'rnglctl, Mrs T.
A
iIrill, Miss II
CailiplIcll, Mrs 4
"
cannady, Mrs
Cannaiy, Mrs
Cia'lss!in, Mrs J
Clarke, Mrs A
Corcoran, Miss
I. a
Conkc, Mrs /;
Collins, Mrs. r
Cracker, Mrs >
\
Cross, Sarah Al
Crnrat, Mrs Il :
Crowley, Mrs N
D!rtlion, Mrs u
Douglas, Mrs 81
i.aS:cyhy. Mrs =
Edwards. Mrs |.
I:lirigllt, Mrs
Eliza .
Finley. Mrs +
Fowler. Miss
Virginia ]
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CoMpf'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS.
FOR LIVERPOOL DIRECT.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier <s,f-.ssss
No. -, North River, foot OF Canal street @ NLhrAs
NEW iork, Ut IL O'Clock noon, Of the lsi IIlI and
OH Sunday, then the Saturday preccflng)
Departure Of LIST and 2lst connect nj Panana
with stcninerS FOR Sontl Pacific and Central ncr-
lean ports. Those or LIST touch al M,lnzaniilo
Departure OF lith OF each month coIlnrcts with
New Zealand.
Steamship CHINA leaves san Francisco for
China anu japan October !, 1870.
No California steamers touch Mt Havana but ro
direct from New York To- Aspnwall
, onc hundred pounds baggage free 10 each adult
Medicine ;lnd al tendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further Information nm.
ply nt the C0MPANl'S TICKET OFFICE, on tie
wharf, foot OF Canal-streci, North River, New
York. r n NiRy I,,cnt
murchl2 lyr
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Per steamer City Point, from Palatka, Win Jack
sonylllc, FcrRandinn end Savanmh-Mrs Conner,
Dr Dui'ose and family, Miss X IIuger, Nc
Kewn 9orham, f. II. Williams, 8 II Trotter, and
81 on deck.
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SoTE.--Wc have deducted from Now Orleans
ll,''SI bales unlands, from Mobile 80. lllcs. from
Savalllla!i Gla bags sea island and 80. bales lD
land, an,i from Charleston 49 bags island AMI
" btlcs ilplait.le quantities received at those
ports from Mobile, Florida, Texas and savannah.
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