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The New York herald., 1869-02-12

THIRST CLASS HOUSES FOR sALE-ON FIFTH AVE
IL nue., including corners with immediate possession
also Fifty second street. Apply to E. HANFORD, 22s
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

T,ITTH AVENUE HOUSE, ABOVE FIETIETH STREET,
for saleFour story brown 2ox70 lot O feet; ele
gantly flnshed first class In every respect
BEMAN 4 HAWS, 175 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1869-02-12

A ucTToN NOTICE.
(Fridnv). February IL,
at 10 o'clock,
REGULAR sExIwEEKLy SALE OF DRY GOODS,
a ane assortment Of READY MADE CLOTHING,
full line OF SOFT HATS, GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
CLOTHS aud CAssJMf;REa, DRESS GOODS LINEN
GOODS, KID GLOVES, PATENT LINEN THREAD, 30
A STOCK OF DRY GOODS by order Of assignee.
Also loon pieass PApER HANGIN8S, nghtly damaged.
WIN. ToPPISd 4 CO, Auc,icucer.,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-13
ROBBERS IN DARLINGTON.

A band of rowing robbers walked into OAR
linglon and walked off with one hundred dol
lars. The Democrat, of Wednesday, Gays:
Yesterday morning could be seen strolIing
about our streets four strange negro fellows,
with apparently nothing to do, and no desire TO
do anything; but they deceived their appear
apce in the latter respect. Late in the after
noon, after Il afing around the store OF Mr.. Jas.
M. Staggers, Sr., until they became acquainted
with its arrangements, they all entered the
store, when three Of them engaged the old
gentleman, pretending to trade, on the opposite
side OF the store while the third one, it is sup
posed crept around the counter on the other
side, and took from the safe which was open
one hundred doilas. There was more money
in the safe, but it was not exposed to view.
Mr.. Staggers did not discover the theft until
about eight o'clock at night. Search was inn
mediately made for these negroes, but only
one of them could be found. He was arrested,
and is now in custody. The others have not
been arrested up to this time. They were
armed with pistols. The fellow in custody
says his name is William Jones, and that the
names Of his COMPANIONS are Henry Jones,
Robert Jones and John Washington; that they
are all employed on the mari works near
Charleston, but that their home is at MIR.
John Graham's place, near Graham's Cross
Roads, in this district. This statement is no
doubt all false. They are professional band
of thieves and robbers, probably some OF Gov
ernor Scotts pet penitentlary birds that he
has recently turned loose upon the public.
Look out for them.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-13
THE WAR IN CUBA.

WARRINGTON, August 12.-TJie Cubans have
official advlces to the I'd. The leaders state
that were belligerent rights accorded them by
the United States, such would be the effect in
Cuba as TO enable them to secure pc session OF
the entire island. except Havana, within thirty
days. The Cubans throughout the island are
in sympathy with the Cespedes cover nment.
and the dissfechon OF the Spanish troops
would leave the Spanish Government without
an army. 1t is reported that serious difficult
ty exists in the volunteer organization.
-Four hundred troops from St. Jago de Cuba
were captured by Jordan. A force sent by Val
maseda to relieve them, were defeated with q
loss of one half their force.
1t is reported that the Spaniards have been
driven from the Cinco Villas district with heavy
loss. The Cubans are now in possession OF
the entire district. Jordan has accomplished
his purposes everywhere-his troops. inspirit-
ed by successes are IN excellent spirits.
A cargo OF slaves recently landed at Oueo
Villas, were captured and liberated.
Quesada's forces are closing on their oppo-
nents, who have no troops ou.slde of Nuevitas
except those confined in Puerto Principe.
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J. .WAsR1NGTON NEWS.

WASHINGTON, August 12 The Cabans have
advices OF the commencement Of active opera
tions. They now hold two seaports, whose
names or g withheld, and are enabled to COM
municate safely with the United States coast
in twenty hours time by sail.
General Gordon Adams, District Attorney
for the Southern District OF Mississippi, has
been suspended.
Only Rawlings Of the Cabinet is here.
Judge Dent will continue candidate for
The Governorship OF Mississippi, subject to the
action Of the Conservative Republican Convene
Mtion.
~ Nothing has transpired concerning Canby's
interview with the Conservative Republicans
Rof Texas in regard TO the nomAnees for Cover
nor and Lieutenant Governor. He considers
both tickets good. VII
The revenue to-dey is seven hundred aud
seventy -eiRht Thousand. @N ',4
z The government has sold the steamer Pc
anan 10 the Haytien Government for one hum
deed and ninety Thousand dollars.
The Mexican claims commission, after per.
eecting the rules. have adjourned to Decem.
sar--in the meantime parties can file memori-
ssals and written arguments In their support.
M The custom receipts from the S1st TO the 7th
were three million seven hundred and ninety
staousaua.
n The executive committee OF the Union
n Il .Aagtao met in Philadelphia, and partisan
! ssr,easures were adopted In regard to the elec-
h tions in Mississippi and Texas. The charter
II o9.the state Council OF Mississippi was revok-
Ia. and Mygatt. Of Mississippi, was appointed
commissioner 70 reorganige the order in that
'8A3 8A3&heaAn
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ANOTHER OaEEcHEE RIor-IT Is CRUSHED IN
IT'S INGIpIENoY.--The Savannah News, of Wed-
nesday, reports that Justice Wade, OF that
CITY, had issued warrants, based upon the affi.
davit Of o citizen resident in the vicinity of
the Ogeechee River, for the arrest Of o white
man and some ten negroes, tue white man
being charged with incitiug the negroes to riot
and assault and battery, and the negroes, some
of whom are recognized as parties sc the first
Ogeechee riot, with being accessories. Officers
Butler. Cause and Endres were charged with
the execution OF the warrants. and M proceeded
five or whom were taken into custody, the
whlto man and four negroes, hamed June Bug,
FBristo McGetty, Ben Gordon and Peter Blake.
who were brought berore Justice Wade. and
bonds entered into for their appearance to
answer. The statement OF the party prose-
outing was shat. he and the other white party
had some difficulty OF words. When the latter
blew horn. which summoned the ten negroes
around. who knocked him down, and would
have taken hia lifa had it not been fo: the as
sistance rendered by @ negro who was with
hum in a buggy. Verify, the Ogeechoe is q
hard place.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-13

s~ A LrEE-SAvING RfEFORETATION.-A
radical change has been introduced In the practice
of medicine. Physicians have ceased TO torture and
prostrate their patients. Instead OF pulling down,
they build up; instead Of assaultlng Nature. they
assist her Cupping. laeching, b!istering,
tion, calomsl, ant.mony simplifying narcotics, and
raspsng purgativee, tine ayorite reaources Of
the faculty, now rarely resorted to even by the
most dognauc menibers of the profession. The old
creed was that disease was something which must
be expelled by violent artificial meanes irrespective
OF the wear and tear Of the Vital organization In the
process.J The new creed recognizes the. improve
ment of the general hesIth tu the Of
all local aiIments. Hence is 10 that HosTGTTER,s
STOMACH BrTfEFts, TIE most potent vegetable
tonaS that pharmacy has bF,ught 10 the assiar
tance oR nature in her struggles with dseases has
b6en cordially approved by practitioners OF the
Sdeen school. re is pheasant TO reflect that REASON
as iissoDhy havo az last been victorious ovee the
errors Of tho pasF and that thousands and tens OF
shorssnas or husnan beinga sliye ana we'll tos
day wbo s0,asa inssabitably bs mouIaee In their
exavca had they bsen subje5ted to the paius and
YtsnalelSs which were deemed orthodox samd andiss
psnsdSze thirty or forty years. ago. s,t so i0sl le
Preventive medication was scarcsly ahought Of
then; bus now * ia Sonsidersd Of paramount iip.
portanco and the celebrity Of emo standard intiSor
crit -elterasivs and restoEsstyepS tlie aae, 40 tito
;waasch MoSTRrTERsa BIITRR hsyg iaixly. eafnAdi
by thels lcng oAxse az enceess ~ nsipIy da to its
sHacaanay aS A prSsscsite preparation.
81 eourae OF ths Battsss is syfgenty rScothMnendsa
as thfs season os the year. as safe and oersn anti
acee 10 tho alarte whioh produces interittent ana
rennitsent Savcssp dsszEheees aysensery aud other
naaisdi6Ss ESQ August
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was knocked of. and the sale was formally
closed.
WHAT HAs BEEN ACCOMPLISHED.

The Cincinnati Gazette says:
Thus has closed one of the greatest events
connected with the busincss history OF the
city. 1t has secured the concentrations Of
forces hitherto acting Independently and re-
motely; the organization Of our active business
talent In such manner as TO tell perceptibly
upon the future commerce Of the city. 1t has
brought US in contact with the people OF the
great South, with whom we are to deal, and to
whom we are to look. TO great extent, FOR cur
future growth and prosperity. It has demon
strated to us that we can provide much
more largely for ourselves than we have
ever done; it has brought many obscure
but skiltul manufactures into the full light
or great commercial centre, and laid the
foundation for them Of future trade and for.
tune. It has given us some idea what we may
become by the dlligent use Of the means with
which kind Providence has abuDdantly sup
piled U.S. It has taught us what may be ac-
complished by a very few men, animated by q
desire to promote the common good, and de-
termined to proceed in the prosecution Of the
work. 1t has stirred the business interest OF
the city to the foundation, and awakened q
spirit among our merchants that will greatly
aid us in going in to possess the land that
shall be opened to as by the completion Of our
great Southern Railroad. The gentlemen who
have been instrumental in bringing about these
happy reeults have labored hard, but they
achieved great results, and ha6 ma de IN i'm
presslon upon the city that will go down with
1t to all time.
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THE CONh,AlCT OFF RACES.
X ngl&sh View OF tine Chinese Question

tFrem the London Times, July 29.l
Alone among the races OF the world they
(the Chinese) confront the Englishman, and
produce as mach work. with less pay. Other
laborers are often found to work for less wages
Than the English laborer, but they prove in
the end the dearer workmen to employ, be-
cause OF the insuffoienoy of what they turn
out. The Chinaman in q large range Of en-
ploymehts ovcrcomes this difficulty and shows
a balance in hls own favor, and the resent
ment OF the manual laborer he@nnder bids 10
necessary consequence. "Wcs cannot live"
the Californian in effect says ssdbon that which
satisfies Chinese" and, in pupsRance of that
self-preservation which is the fissS law of ma
ture he proceeds 10 beat and stone him in the
sreL -. a
California will not be solved by Naport duties
or street outrages. 1t would appear sfhat in
California itself there are persons who find tue
presence of the Chinese useful an6 convenient.
The Californian sections OF the Pacific Railway
were made with their assistance, and while the
work was thus cheaply DONE il bears compare
son with the sections completed by stnavvise'
from another world. The same mail which
tells us Of the vigorous steps taken in Cali
held at Memphis to devise means OF bringing
Chinese into the cotton, sugar, corn and rice
fields Cf the South. The Mississippi and Mis-
souri, Valleys, the mines Of Colorado, Nevada
Arizona, the prairies still haunted by Indian
tribes, may be contested between Chinsse and
American immigrants. It is impossible to
suppose that the Chinese can be KEEP. out, and
speculation may be better employed in con-
discharge in the wonderful poity in:o which
the States are destined to grow. Inheriting a
civilization more ancient and economic meth.
dds more perfect than the European can boast,
but destitute Of that strength and toughness
Of moral fibre which, supports authority. the
Chinese may be welcomed as assistants in
colonization; they need not be feared as the
dominating race OF the future. tsA~
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NEW COTTON.

MONTGOMERY, August 12.-The first bale Of
new cotton IN Alabama. was received yesterday
afternoon, too late to put on the market, at
Lehman, Durr & Co.'s warehouse, from the
plantation Of Chapman & Rives, Of this county,
and sold this morning, through II. p. Lee &
Co.. auctioneers, to Albert strasburger, at
fifty-eight cents. He will express it to-day to
his commission merchants. Lehman Brothers,
in New York. Ii classes strict middling, of
fine staple, and weighed nearly six hundred
pounds.
MOBILE, August lathe 6rst bale Of new
cotton. weighing $50 pounds, classed good style
low Iniddl,ng, sold at 45 cents, and was bought
by George & Co., brokers. for Ingersoll & Co.
It was from the plantation Of @. NJ. Tidwell.
SAVANNAH, August 12.-One bale Of new cot
ton, classed strict midding, sold at 42c.
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pl "A correspondent OF S Philadelphia paper
thus speaks OF q prolonged totaNty: NEew peo.
pie trouble thepsselv to think what tho effect
would be IL the eclipse OF Saturday were to last
any length of time, and the sun we're blotted
from the heavens. Philosophy declares that
earth, but the moisture Ot the air would be
precipitated In vast showers to the earth, @nd
the temperature fall TO o fearful point or cQld--
nothing less than two hundred and thirty de-
greece below zero. Eahrenhait, The eArth
would be the seat OF darkness, and more than
Arctic desolation. Nothing could survive saoh
freezing cold o moment more than ONE could
breathe IN acaldlng Water.s s LIN three days Afteg
she cooling prooess began, nothing created
would be alive bat the monsters thss waIiow M
deep ocean, and the eyeless reptiles that make
tbeir hauntg In caves which penetrate Ear
undofgr0un0."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-13

DI MARENGO.-F E YER AND AGUE
CURE, TONIC FRvER RPEEvENTIvE.-This VAL
liable preparation has been in private use for many
years, and through the persuasion OF friends, who
have used 1t with the most beneficial results, the
proprietor has been induced to oher it to the pub
lie. 1t Is warranted to cure CHILLS AND FEVER
of however long standing, removing the cause and
entirely eradcatng it's effects from the system 1t
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD, strengthen the diges-
tive organs, induce an appetite, and restore the
patient to perfect health. 1t s purely VEGETABLE
preparation, and 30 harmless that children of all
ages may take It with safety. As tonic MAhENGOe
has superior, and for debility arising from the
effects of fever from other cause is invaluable.
few doses 10 sufficient to safety the most in.
Credulous sufferer Of its virtue and worth. ALI
who try one bottle of MARENGO win be 90 much
pleased with sts effect, that they will readily en-
dorss it, NO HUMRUG. For evidence OF its effi--
cacy and value refer to MARENGO circulars. which
contain certificates Of well known and respectable
citizens.
2 MARENGo is q genuine Southern preparation,
the proprietor and manufacturer being native ana
resident Of Charleston, and it is fully guaranteed to
give complete and universal satisfaction.
NO HUMBUG. TRY 1T. -
For sale by all Druggists, and by DOWIE &
NOISE, corner Meeting and Easel streets: GOOD.
RICH, WINEMAN Il CO., Hayne.street. and g. J.
LUHN, Druggist, Agent Of Proprietor, corner OF
King and John streets, Charleston, q. O.
Juae DAG 3moa
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NEW YORk NEWS.

New YORK, August 12.--The Secretary OF
War or6ers Pratt, of Tennessee to be held at
Fort Schuyler until further orders. notwth-
standing Judge McCann's decision discharg
ing him. t.
Judge Barnard. at q special term of the Su-
p.-.uu csurt, va.ated all orders OF judge
Peckham in the susquehannah Railroad mat
ter, and issued non -bailable writs against
Pruyn, Ramsey aud Van Valkenling for con-
tempt.
Judge McCann had issued warrants for the
arres OF Marshal Barlow and Major Taylor in
Pratt's case, but the matter was compromised
by the district attorney agreeing to bring
Pratt into court tomorrow.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-13

RT "FRESH as A MAHDEN'S BLUSH"-
Is the pure peachy Complexion which follows the
use of HAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM. 1t is the
True Secret of Beauty Fashionable Ladies' in So
clety understand this.
The MAGNOLIA BALM changes the rustic Coun
try Girl into City Belle rapidly than any other
one thing. ,s.A
Redress. Eunburn Tan, Fseckles Blotches and all
e6acts OF the Summer Sun disappear when It s used
anda genial cultivated, fresh expression is obtained
which rivals the B;oen OF Youth. Beauty As possi.
ble to all who will invest seventyA cents ut any
respectable store and insis ON getting the MAaNo-
liza BALM.l n9 .assE \ @ asS
Use noshipg bat LyoH's Kathairon to dress tho
Hair. DAs Esnmo. Jsly 20
3D. ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. ION TEaR
ErrOrs ana abuses incident to ysth and Rar,y wan.
ho0ds with fhe humane view g$eeasnent and cure.
ssent by zhaal free osshafee. Address HOWARD Aa.
soCIATT0N. Boz r. Philadelphia. pa. 3s n,
May 40 ~ sss araos E
Ra r HILOSoPHY Y OF MARRIAGE
tfE#s COURsE or LE0TURIs. az delivsrsd at tho
Nor York hrudeum of Anhs embracing tho suh.
iecta: How 70 Eivo ana sghat to Lave foE youth.
Maturity And Ola Age AGAnhocd gsnersisy reviews.
ea ths cause or Indigessitib iSsssncS ana Nss~
S6tfa Dissanaa anaeuafpd foe sasari&ge Rhicsophs.
eafsy 2s6nAi6eraG. &os These Lectures win DO Atrl
warded on recaips OF scur st&mps. by aadressing
gRORRTARY DAT1lMORR MUSEUM or ANATC.
aax, NO. "a Wsas Hastimcee-street. Balsinore. nd.
AprM 10 &weiyr.
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Vermont has Got farthest along os the
Eastern States. In the matter os woman suG.
4kAge. Her counsel Of 0epSOrB have voted 10
9pbmit the question OF amending the cOnstitu-
tioR In this particular 20 Che convention which
meets DSxS February, anG the members OF
wsioh AEe 70 be oho1en q snorth hence.
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DECAPITATION OF CONS NSERTATIYES
INV 1EISSISGTPPT

JACKSON. August 12.-Judge Jefords. Of the
Supreme Court, Warner, Secretary Of State,
Judge Speed, Of the Criminal Court Of Warren
County, together with large number Of Union
officers, were to- day removed by General Ames.
These named are prominent in the Conserva-
tive movement in this State.
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,@Qrrie0.

BBY BYAN--KING.-At Flat .Rosk Henderson Coun
~, N. O., on Tuesday. the Sd instant, by Rev JON
q. DEAYToN, G.. ID. BRYAN to MARY MIDDLETON
third daughter of DR. MTIoHELy. c. KING. ~.
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.Spfaidi 1asst!ees.

$50 EXECUTORS NOTICE. - ALL PER
SONS having claims against the Estate Of WILLIAM
GODFREY, Esq, late Of Colleton County. will pre-
sent the same properly attested and those indebted
to said Estate will make payment either to HEN
DERsON & BEHRE, Attorneys at Law, at this
place, or to the undersigned.
W. Q. P. BELLINGER, | Qualified
@. G.. HENDERSON. I Executors,
August 6 fS
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THE WORM IN MxsSIssxpPT.

JACKSON, August 12.-The cotton worm has
appeared on many plantations ia this county.
On Big Black River their appearance this year
is five days. earlier than last while the crop is
at best two week "a later.
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II w YORK AND e H IL l. E Il % ~
EAMSHIP LINE.
CABIN PASSAGE 500.
# Cd II N E w Y . n TX

Asf>San THE SPLENDID eIDE+WHEEE
M$&31S STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN. WooD-
I<I1NMEkZAEHE HULL, Commander, will sail from
Adger's nouth Wharf SATCRpAY,
1Ath August, at IL O'Clock A. M.
AT An extra charge Of $5 made for Tickets DUR
chased on board after sailing.
Q8- No Bills of Ladng signed after the steamer
leaves.
aS- Through Bills Lading given for Cotton to
Boston and Providence. r. I.
M5 Through Bills Of Ladipg given to Liverpool.
aN- Marine Insurance by this line a per cent.
A@- The Steamers OF this line are first class in
every respect, and their Tables supplied with all
the delcacies Of the New York and Charleston mar
kets.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADGEh & co. Agents.
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay (Up-stara.)
A6- The CHAMPION will follow on SATURDAY,
the 21st August, at O'Clock, p. nj,
August 0
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Special Notiees.

a% NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
person persons not to purchase trade for Cer-
hcate of Peoples Bank Stock No. 14l1 in the name
Of CAROLINE W. sOLLEE. fer fifteen UB) sbaaes.
Transfer Of same having been stopped.
August 1s "a JOHN ROBINSON
s@- s'MOSQUITO BITES," sUNBURN,
and rouahness OF the skin removed mediately by
using MILK OF vIOLETs. Sold by dru gists and
fancy goods dealers. v. W. BRINCKERHOFF, New
York, General agent. August 49,
nD- INSTALMENTS OE. THE BLUE
RIDGE RAILROAD CALLED FOR.-The Six
teenth. Seventeenth. Eighteenth, Nineteenth and
Twentieth Instalnoents arecalled for az fellows:
The Sixteenth Instalment on l5th of April, 1869.
The Seventeenth Instalnaen. on 18th Of May. 1869.
The Eighteenth TnstalmeRt on 18th OF Jnne. 1863.
The Nineteenth Ensts'ment on lStlz Of Jaly. 1889
The Twentieth Instalnnent 18th OF Angust, 1se9
The Stockholders In Charleston will And the,
asnoupts due on their subscription at the Office Of
Colonel y. B. e. SLOAN, Brown's Wharf, to whom
paymentsis authorized to be made. II not paid by
last date Will bs declared forfeited by order Of Stock
holders VIII. D. GAILLARD,
January 10 1amos Secretary AND Treasurer.
!, aar THE NRATEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
THK OHEApEST.-THE NEWS JOS OFFICE, No.
a&0 EASE BAY. having replsnished its stock with
nav ana laxge sssortnent OF nstefiai Of the finest
quality and lateRk stylas 10 prepared 10 execute, at
the shostast notice ana Ia the best manner. JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Call and examine she eeale Of prices before giving
your orders elseWhere. " 't4
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FNCHKAC MAHE< SVEANSaIF CU0F Y 3
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS!
4g Is<.-sa~~a STEAMERS OF THE ABOY
E&5E$aSSy line leave Pier No. AZ, North River
sNINatxl$ESKNa foot Of Canalstreet. New York, at
Hauz IL o'clock noon, Of the list. 11th and
41st Of every month except when these dates tall
en- Sunday, then the Saturday preceding).
Departure of 1st and 21st connect at Panama with.
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those Of 1st touch at Manzanillo
Departure OF 11th OF each month connects with
the new steam une from Panama to Australia sp6
New Zealand.
steamship JPAAN leaves San Fran CISCO for China
and japan September 4 1859.
No California steamers touch az Havana, but go
direct from New York to Aspinwau.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or further information apply
at the CoMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, ON the whaH
foot of Canal-street North River, New York.
MarchI2 Tyr f. B. BABY, Agent.
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FOR NEW ORnA
BALTIMORE A N ID CHI IL L. E . n d NJ
STEAMSHIP COMPANY

@h~sa~n~ THE sIEAMsHIP SEA GULL.
ZHS$1ass ~ Captain N. p. DUTroN will sail for
EH1EQEEHSdH~ Batmo on FRIDAY, 18th of August,
at haltpast 10 O'Clock A. NJ, from
Pier No. /, Union Wharvee.
A- Through Bills Lading signed for all classes of
Freight to BOSTON PHILADELPHIA WILLING
TON, DEL. WASHINGTON CITY, and the NORTH
WESr,
Fer Freight or passage. apnly to
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM
Auguat 10 Union wharvss.