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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1869-09-02
Telegraphic Summary.
Chicago dispatches say:

ChlcagO dlBpAtches say:
At Dexter Park . race came off to-
day between tho we'll known trotters
"Jim Hockey, Jr.," "Angeline" and
"Pilot Temple" fora purse Of 5000,
mile heat. best 3 in 3 to harness. The
race was close and exciting, the eth
mile heat having to be trotted in or.
der to decide it, "Rookey, Jr.," and
"Angeiine" havlngwont wo heats pre-
viously. The 9th mile and tae race
was won by" Angeline." Timo, 2:29a,
2:36, 2:36.
There were several cases of sun
stroke yesterday. Some fatal.
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FlpNa Gu HIIII UI55lU y LEIIIEf
Looking TRANQUILITY while fails OF mods
Arch, empire, each thing round them.
An ExDIosiAn.

Paris has recently been fearfully ex-
cited by violent eXpO sion, which took
place about 3 pm. on March l7th, in q
warehouse, situated in the S0rbonne
quarter, the most thickly gettleu portion
and the seat Of the educational establish
me0ts Of the capital. The circumstances
strongly resemble those of the explosions
Of nitr0-gi giycerine on April 16.h, 1865, in
San Francisco, when fifteen persons
were killed aud a block of buildings
thrown down, and on November 25sh,
1867, at South Bergen, n. J., where nine
persons we're killed. The accident in
Paris caused the loss OF lif5 OF seven per-
sons, Of whom two were children, play
ing in the streets. Some of the victims
were blown to atoms, and their limbs
scattered in every direction. Providen-
TALLY, the school Of the H0rbonne was
not occupied st the time by the students,
but had the accident occurred two hours
earlier, the loss Of life would have been
fearful. The explosion, however, was Sd
tremendous, that the by-stsnders sup
posed that an earthquake had taken
place, and ali the glass shop fronts, win.
DOVE aud chandeliers ia thu neighbOr-
hood we're blown into minute fragments.
The material which caused the explo-
sion was picrate Of potash, stored in the
cellers of the drug store of Mr.. FOn-
taine, g manufacturer of explosive COM
pounds, who had recently received the
Cross OF the Legion OF Honor for the
discovery OF 8 new torpedo powder to
be used in the French Navy.
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ANOTHER VETERAN GONE.
An EldOrado in New Zealand.

We have been favored with the follow
ing extract from a letter received from
WestpOrt, New Zealand, which will no
doubt prove interesting to the public:
This is wonderful place. The noun
tGius seem crsmmed with gold. The
diggers make about $50 per man per
week. About l6, coo ounces leave West
port per month. The place ia full Of all
s0rts Of treasures even the common
stones on the roads glitter in the sun like
silver with mica; and on the beach to
Charleston the sand is blood red, being
composed of minute rubles. This eX
tends for about two miles along the coast
Oar house looks out from the front over
the vast and mighty ocean, the besch
extending for miles and miles. The
township ia not q quarter OF mile from
the sea, and ct the back hills upon hills
rear their he9ds il msjestic splendor,
some covered with perpetual snow. The
gold fields are quite close to u5-in fact,
all around u. Caledonian diggings, six
miles eff; Giles Terrace, three District
! Leads, three Addison's Flats, six /;
Charleston, twenty; Brighton, thirty
two. Some people fsncy this baTbar0us
and uDcivilized place. Q1ite the reverse /;
there IS great deal to be seen here. Dig
gers viii have amusement, and scatter
their gold about like wild oats. The re-
verse Of this picture at Westport is that
you zee nothing green no gardens, nor
shrubs; not even blade Of grass. Pan
ANA Star and Herald.
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Legislators" were offered bribes as high
ss q hundred thousand dollars for sin
gle vote, the bTi6ers still walking the
streets of the metropolis unmolested.
Like all contrsbsnds when suddenly
released from such q thrAldom and
ushered into the broad daylight of glo-
rious blue-eyed liberty, the Senator has
been little. loquseiOus. Let him 60 on
ia the sAnfe strain and rejoice TO his
hearts content over his courageous, nay,
miraculous escape-but let him remem-
Der that hisTevelstions Of Congressional
corruptions are quite superfuOus; the
country knows all about them. Let him
orgsnizs his third party and go
ahead but let his former associates
calm their appreheusions on the score OF
coalitions. The Conservatives will be
satisfied with the rank and file.
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CUBA.
She is Certain to Become Inde-
pendent.

The New Haven (Conn.) Palladium
publishes extracts from q letter written
by Cuban lady to friend in that city.
The letter bears date Havana, March
l2.h. We quote:
"Sinee wtote you last, the war has
been prosecuted with redoubled vigOr.
You know that my sympathies are en-
tirely with the Revolutionists. My con-
stant prayer is for Cuba's Independence,
and I believe that that prayer will be
granted. 1t is quite certain that the
people Of this "ever faithful isle," are
determined in the etsnd they have
taken, and that they will never suspend
hostilities until the freedom of Cuba is
won. can assure you thst there never
wSs a Drawer army than that which is
under the command of Gen. Cespedes-
a man whose heart is in the right place,
and whose sword will never be shesthed
until the war on the part of the Revolu-
tionists shall have been crowned with
success. EIe is one OF the noblest of
men-a patriot in every sense OF the
word. Tns people almost idoliZe him
l receive the American pa
pers by every steamer, and am not az all
astonished to fpd that they are but
poorly informed in regard to affairs on
this island. This is owing to the fact
that the Government exercises a most
arbitrary censorship over the press OF
this city, and also the telegraph. II the
telegrs ms from Cuba, which / see in the
New York papers, are all that are sent
over the cable, must assure you
that they are very inaccurate in
their statements, and are so man
ipulated as to create an impress
sion that the government is conducting
the war on the most humane principles,
and that the revolution is fast coming to
an end. The fact is, sthat the patriotic
people of this island are subjected to
reign Of terror. The slightest suspicion
ag sinst any person, high or low, is suffi-
cient to induce the bioodthirsty Span
iards to either kill him or place him in
some dungeon, there to be Created to
every indignity, and perhaps fiuaIiy
shot, with hardly moments warning.
Before l close my letter l must
say something to you about matter in
which-I know you must feel the deepest
interest. ! mean the recognition If Gu
ba by the Government of the United
States. The impression here is general
among the PATRIOTIC classes that your
new Presidezt, GsD<gfr&nt, favors giving
US a recognition, at lsast as q belligerent
power, or as an independent nation. OF
course we would prefer the latter, but
would extend to the former q most grate-
full welcome. l thi9k that Cuba is enti-
tied to recognition by the United States,
aud believe that il will not bs many
days before she will receive it.
There Is one thing that the American
people may rest assured Of, and that is,
Cuba is going to gain her independence.
The glorious success may be some time
distant, but | will venture the prediction
that before the close of the coming cum
mer the Spanish troops will be driven
from the island, and the Independence
of Cuba recorded in history. ViUG Cu6dg
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Concentration Of Troops in Texas

We have Information from a highly
respectable citizen OF Corpus Christi,
Texas, OF a rum0red movement on Mex
leo. Our informant says that he is con-
vinced that q movement in that direc-
ton will soon be made. Troops are
being rapidly concentrated in Texas, and
lt is thought they are being sent there for
the purpose OF being in readiness for q
movement on the "heroic land " OF
Mexico. Additional barracks and hos
pitals are bsing Constructed at Browns
vile. Fort Rjnggold, and Il Paso and
Corpus Christi, it is thought, Will bs the
base of supplies.
Whether the above surmises are correct
or not, it is true that troops are rapidly
pouring into Texas, aud that additional
barracks and hospitals are being con-
structed at the points named.-Rst0 Or
leans Crescent.
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The white Pine Excitement in SaI
Francisco.

Francisco.
The number Of Whitepine companies
organized for operations, on Montgomery
and California streets, is fast getting up
into the hundreds. In the white pine
district itself, practical mining and pros
peeting are only exceptionally possible,
by reason Of the extreme cold and snow,
bat the business Of forming corporations
in this city goes on with increasing ener-
gy, and there is likely soon to be "a heavy
production OF metal from snug bank ac-
counts and old purses, ending in the de-
velopment Of huge wild cat. That
ssme Of the pines placed on the market,
and bringing prices already ranging from
$40 to Sl00 8 share, are really valuable, is
a fact tina. msy not be disputed but it
is impossible that three-fourths Of the
" locations " will real 2 , what il reported
OF them to ered1lous buyers.-SdR Fran
cisco Bulletin.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

The Tenure of Office Act-GeOrsia 10 be
RECONSTRUCTED on the Principle Of Ne
-LOngstreet's Condemnation
Mrs. G Granf-Ehe Dominican Republic
The Ceusus-The Caba Massacre
sPraSue's Exposures.
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Notice

rs hereby given 20 all parties interested that
i will, at the May Term 1859, of the Cour ty
Court Of Shelby county, State of Tennessee,
apply for letters Of administration upon the
ettate of Mrs Elizabeth SmyLn, decea- ed
ap2 ]. 4, s, GILLILAND,
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FIRST Day of Mag Meet,

We viii sell, on the premises, to the highest
bidder, for cash, the lot set forth in she above
deed. by meets and bounds, as follows: Be
ginning at stake in the north side of Beal
street 372 feet from the Intersection of the east
side of De -oto street, thence with north line
of Beal street east fftyeight l5S) feet 10 stake;
thence north two hundred and fifty ESQ feet
north to a stake thence west and parallel
with Beal street ffty-eight (5s) feet; thence
south two hundred and fifty l250) feet TO be-
inning-being part of block 81, subdivision
mhsls I'D. WILLIAMS q co.
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Notice

T IBERAL cash advances made on Cotton
IL shipped to Messrs ID. 4. CARROLL a co.,
New orleans, or to their correspondents in
Liverpool, England.
aps MARTIN WALT e. co.
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ASSETS.

LIABILITIES.
Losses unadjusted and not DUE. S6S832 90
Subscribed and swOra 10 by
ID. K. SATTERLEE, President
WIN. :. GOODELL, secretary
STATE OF TENNESSEE, }
COMPTRoLLERs OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January /, 1869.
/, q. W. Black burn, Comptroller OF the Treas
ury, do hereby certify that the Home Insurance
Company, lC lied at New Haven, in the State
OF Connect, ! has produced to me satisfactory
evidence III I said Company has compiled with
all the req { ements OF the laws of the State
Of Tenness, q imposed on Insurance Compa-
nies; and fther certify that H. T, T0mIiO
son, Agent o said Company, has also COM
Piled with the require ments of the laws OF the
State, made and provided in such cases
" herefJTe, said Home Insurance Company
has auttoiity to take risks and transact the
business of Insurance in this State, at Men,
phis, Tennessee.
g. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
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The s.. Johnsbury (Vt.) CdledOnidn
Gays that maple sugar makers look down
In the mouth. There has been no sugar
weather yet, and if there should be auy,
not one in twenty could improve it, as IL
would be impossible to get team into
the sugar camps without several days
hard labor.
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what he Got.

An enterprising Connecticut man,
named John w. Crane, has just made a
day and right exploration OF the New
York sewers. With rubber, a ground
map showing all the sewers in the city, a
compass, candles, and q six-shooter to
protect himself against rats or anything
else that might impede his progress, be
entered a sewer in Houston street, on
Tuesday last, near the North River. He
picked " his way through all day, and
never stopped until Wednesday morning,
when, having his bag filed, he returned
to the light of day. Among the articles
obtained we're old watches and silver
spoons, knives, jewelry and bottles of
liquor, considerable quantity of old
pennies, some Of ancient date, ten cent
pieces, silver pencil cases, aud diamond
ring worth thirty five hundred dOllars.
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Morning IRAN from memphis does not run
on Sunday.
Leave Memphis, r. R. time. SEQ a m, 400 pm.
Arrive at Nashville s..........Il:45 p.n. 500 am
Sleeping Cars on Evening Train from Men,
phis to Louisville and Memphis to Nashville.
Through Tickets at Eeduced Rates,
Can be procured at the Company's Office, 237H
Main street, and at Depot, head Of Main street,
RE Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Pri-
vate Residences, or on board boats, to all prin-
cipal poiuts East and North.
Telegraph Office in Ticket Office, 2371z Main
street.
SAM. B. JONES, superintendent.
SELL HOWELL, Passenger Agent. feb2l
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NASHVILLE AND MEMPHIS.
THE
Memphis and Louisville and Nash.
Vile and Northwestern
Railroad.

GHORT ROUTE VIA MCKENZIE. THE
- only line running sleeping Coaches be-
tween Memphis and Nashville. The very best
and most pleasant route from Memphis and
all points West and-SOuthwest to Nashville
and Middle Tennessee. sa
Leave hem phis tcity time). 4:45 n m. 3:45 pm
Arrive at m. DIT $50 am
By another route p@ssen gers are compelled
70 change cars. Persons asking Mem phis and
Louisville cou-lu uctors for checks good, V a Nc
KenZie, can visit Nashville on ali tickets 10
Louisville and points North and East without
additional charge. Ask fol- tickets via Nash
Vile and North hwestern Railroad.
Ticket Once, 23712 Main street, corner Jeffer-
son, and at Memp phis and Louisville Depot,
head of Main street.
J.W. THOMAS, Sup't.
"A. L. Lands, General Agent.
W. L. DANLHY, q. I. a. mh28
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Standing Committees

Standing Committees:
Finance Committee-I.T 7. WinHemore, John
Paul Baker, H. Noting.
Committee on Lands-HoWard Milispaugh,
John a. Grow, D. W. Flowree.
Committee on Steam boais-JOhn B. Davies, ].
Ed. Montgomery, II. d. Carson.
Committee on Docks and Wharves-WilIam
Creeyy, N. 4. Otis, d. @. Martin.
Committee on Revision OF Bylaws and
Charter-John A. Grow, ]. p. Baker, Howard
Mtllspaugh.
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The following real estate situated in the coun-
ty OF CrittendeTl, State of Arkansas; 1t being
the west y of the west u OF section two in
township SIX, north range nine east also, the
west y of the southwest fractional quarter OF
section thirty-ftve, in townsh p seven, north
range east, containing In all two hundred
and two acres, more or less ; the said sale will
be mace as Aforesaid, pursuant to the terms
and sdpulationE of certain deed of trust ex
ecuted Dy Peter Andrew and Easter Salorl, ex-
ecuted October 70 1896 to the UNDERSIGNED In
Trust, to secdre TO James +. Barton a certain
debt therein mentioned, and to satisfy said
Trust. Sale between the hours of IL q N. and
O clock pm. The title is good, but will only
sell and convey as Trustee.
mh2s JOHN P. IRRELEVANT Trustee.
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Sale of the Pensacola and Georgia land
Tallahassee Ra flrOads

These two roads were put up at public
sale on Saturday last, by direction of the
Trustees OF the Internal Improvement
Fund, and after some considerable bid
ding were declared sold to II. Dibble and
associates. OF Jacksonville. The Pensa-
cola and Georgia was bid off at 81 220.-
900, and the Tallahassee at $195 OO0-
the two together thus bring ing 81 ,4l5, 900.
The sale included the roadhed, iron, roll
ing stock, workshops, deposs. franchise,
etc. The bonded debt OF the roads sold
first mortgage) amounts TO 81 ,426 600,
to 81 ,2lS COO; Of the Tallahassee to S20S :
600 The terms of sale as advertised
acre cGsh--an announcement which
probably kept capitalists from attending
and competing for the property.
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Sale Of Real Estate.

WHEREAS, by the provisions of deed
w from ]. d. Williams & 60. to Giuseppe
Gallino and Bernado Cunio, dated 9th August.
1866. and reco ded in Book 53 part I'd, page 327 ,
the grantors have reserved to themselves a
special lien on the property therein conveyed,
waving all equities and right of redemption,
and also reserv1ng TO themselves, in case Of de-
fault of payment of either or all OF the notes
executed by the grantees for the purchase
money at the maturity thereof, the power to
enter and resell the land conveyed in the said
deed and executing TO the purchaser a good
and valid title free from all equities or right of
redemption in the grantees and whereas, a
part of the purchase money is now due and un-
paid, we, the undersigned, grantOrs in the
above mentioned deed, do, in pursuance of toe
said provision therein, hereby give notice, that
after thirty days from the date OF this, wit
on the
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General Agent:
I. T. WINN EMORE.
Special Agents.
J.C. HESS, Philadelphia, Pa.
General Agent;

Local Agents:
John p. Bat er, New Orleans.
w. spears, Nics sburg.
F. Y. Rocket, Memphis.
]. Z. Townsend, Grenada, Miss.
]. W. Johnson, Cairo.
j. 8. Cox, Evansville.
J. 3. Davies, l. n sville.
John Cobb, Madison, Indiana.
s jones' Cincinnati.
Charles 81. Beckwith, Chicago.
Martin q Howard, st. Louis.
J. E Merriman Co., St Louis
Den Alonzo Childs, New York.
Propositions for subscriptions of money OF
lands to the capital stock of the Company
should be addressed to
F.Y. ROCKETT.
mill Agenf at Memphis.
No. Il jefferson street.
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Officers

CAPT. DAVID DEHAVEN, President
Col JOHN a. GROW, Vice-President
HOWARD MILLSPAUGH. Treasurer.
NEWTON 3. OTIS, Secretary.
Oh ARIES S. STEWART, Assistant Secretary.
JOHN b. DAVIES Chief Engineer.
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The greatest amount insured in any one risk,
The greatest amount allowed by the rules of
the Company to be insured in any one city,
town or village,
The greatest amount allowed to be insured in
any one block,
mo arbitrary rule on these points. This
Company is governed by prudent regard tor
The construction, occupancy and exposure of
riS
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TRUST SALE.
Trustees Sale.

THE undersigned, Trustee, will sell in front
L OF Royster, TrezsvSnt & Co. auction room,
il being the northeast corner of Jefferson and
highest bidder, for cash, on
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STATE OF NEW YORK. !

STATE OF NEW YORK, 90
COUNTY OF New YORK. %
GEORGE W. SAVAGE, President, and WILL
LIAM J. HUGHES, secretary, Of the Iuterna-
York, being daily sworn, depose and say, that
the foregoing is a iull, true and cJrrect state
ment OF t1e affairs OF said Company ; that the
said Insuranee Company is the bona fide
owner OF at least one Hundred Thousand Dol
lars OF actual Cash Capita, invested in State
Bonds or Mortg ages of Real Estate, unincum-
bsred and worth double the amount Tor which
the same s mOrtgaged and that they are the
ABOVE named officers of said Insurance Com
pany. GEORGE W. SANAGEs PIes't
RI. 81 WILL AN ]. HUGHES, Sec'y.
day of January, 1873. as Witness, my hand
THOMAS L. THORNELL,
LLSl Notary Public.
STATE OF TENNESSEE, J
CoaPTROLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January /, 1863
l. G.. W. Blackburn, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the inter
city OF New York, in the State OF New York
has produced to me satisfactory evidence
that said company have complied with all the
requirements of he laws of the State of Ten.
neSsee imposed on insurance companies. and
| further certify that S. r. CLARKE & CO,
agents of said company, nave also complied
with the requirements of the laws of the State,
made and provided in such cases:
Wherefore, said International Insurance
Company has authority to take risks and
transact the business of insurance in this
state, at Memphis, Tenn.
Comptroller of Tennessee.
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THE name Of the Company is "INTERNA-
I II NAL INSURANCE COMPANY" IL is
located in the city of New York
The amount OF its Capital Stock ISIS 5lO,OOO
The smsunt of its CAPITAL stock paid
500 01N
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
sPORTING-DOGs, birds, &C.

sPORTING-DOGs, BIRDS, &C.
LII KINDS OF FANCY DOGS AND BIRDS FOR
IA sale.-nedicines for all diseases Prepared Food for
mockIns birds At ,. DovEYs, Noa snd6 Greene street.
corner Of Canal
N.B.-Lsdies attended TO by Mrs. Dovey.
Ii BREEDS CHOICE DOGS AND MEDICINES
"A FRANCIS BUTLER, No. Peck slip. Buffers infallble
Mango Cure and Flea Exterminator 5c Buffers
g. Extra Stock and Trained Dogs.
A RMS, ARMS, ARMS-NEw BREECH-LOADING CAR
IA bines and Muskes for metallic ammunition the best In
the market, In quantities to suit by H. H. WOLCOTTs AL
Broadway.
DECEIVED BIZ LAST STEAMER, SPLENDID LOT
III Of Belgian Longbreed and 1900 German Canary Birds
also great variety OF other European Singing Birds Best
Mockng Bird Food and Ant eggs constantly hand.
+. morris, 43 Chatham street.
The New York herald., 1869-03-20

CoAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC NAIL s!EAxsHIr oowPAsrs
Through stsEssis WI S:4s I Il s$ s;.s!!s. ss
OUTSIDE. is:,a.. Second Cabin. s,-ssrss'.
Steamers Of tho above line Esvo pier q North river.
foo.of Canal s.rest q z O'Clock ncon ,s
except when those days a on sunday ,hsn the day pre-
hundred pounds baggage free each aduI. Medicine
I.ssS sS,EisiSs sTAs. Captain L. Conner connect
GREAT REPUBirc, leaving San Francisco Apri for
te s:s.s :,ssr ' EIs.sa s.Ss
For freight or passage tickets and all further ioferma.on
!gy 'dmpad'' ticket once e. ne BABY xbsI lsSs o.
4. tsyors ky .eamsSp TYsFE, Captain a Dsanoy l.
Sss I:ssns s IN ssaasy s :. T
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
'Pp"" srorFoRD. rILEsroS 4 Co,
II Atlantic Mail steamship Company, sailing regularly
every Thursday o'clock, precisely from pier No. North
coLuxBrA..."....c.r. E Van sies:....... March ~
Eosko Eosk5 ;SxsiEc:SBs kdsms ....xSs
For freight Or p'"'as g. spVEa WHEELER, yr r..,a.s.
No. bowling Green.
TINTED STATES AND BRAZIL NAIL STEAMSHIP
" Company The elegant serew steamship MISSISSIPPI,
qOc0 tons burden Capain Geo. r. socum will sail Tor S.
Thomas Para, PernAmbuco Bahia and Rio de Jsnero
tuesday March 9 ls69 al O'Clock NJ from pier ~ North
''''' wiz. r. 1XRRrsoS, As.n.
No. Bowling Green, New York.
J1AvANA, sfyAL AND VERA CRUZ.
Ill New YORK and Mercan Mali steamship Line sailing
every twenty days from pier II East river, alto An
CfTY Or uExiCO. Captain Dsassn, March 80
CLEOPATRA, Captain fhiiips, Apriila
fFsts toru sanpiv
s'' '" .kERxANDRx SONS,
"a Beaver sTeeA
The New York herald., 1869-03-20
COPARTNERsHIPs.

THE COPARTNERsHIP HERETOFORE EXISTING
under the name OF Hinshewood Wolf q this day
ds;S,ysa SSw By mutual sG0'ssS ss WonHF