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CONGRESSIONAL.

| GRANTS FIRST MESSAGE TO CoNaREss--A HIToI
IN THE PRoGRAMME-THE REMOVAL OF DIS
ABMIr1Es-A MOE BATCH OF DOCUMENTS.
| WARRINGTON, March 6.-lN THE SENATE, to-
day, Sumner introduced O bill securing equal
rights in the District and moved it's present
| consideration.
Vickers objected and it went over. 1t is the
same bill that johnson pocketed.
Bills were introduced reorganizing the Navy
Department.; defining sand amending the act
Furnishing crime against the United States: re-
pealing the eighth section of the act estab-
fishing the Treasury Department.; prohibiting
further treaties with Indians; improving and
| enlarging the harbor OF Mobile.
The Chair laid before the Senate the follow
lowing from the President:
s'10 the Senate Of The United &ates: l. Ivy
'sSince the nomination and confirmation OF
Alexander T. Stewart to the Office Of Secretary
Of the Treasury, find that by the eighth Sec
tion of tho act Of Congress. approved Septem-
Der I'd, 1889, it is provided as follows-to wit,
etc.: THE act establishing the Treasury De-
partment provides that the Secretary of the
Treasury shall not engage in trade and COM
merce under penalty Of not less than three
thousand dollars aud removal from Office, and
holding Office under the United States Govern
ment.l In view OF these provisions and the
fact that Mr.. Stewart bas been unanimously
confirmed by the Senate, would ask he be
exempt by the JOINT resolution Of the two
Houses of Congress from the operations of the
same. n- Etsf US. GRANr.n
Sherman Introduced bill repeating the said
eighth section, but providing that the Secreta-
ry shall act in no case in which he is personally
interested, and asked present consideration for
the bill. .-.. a-.
Sumner objected. He thought the matter
ought to, receive most careful and profound
consideration.
A resolution to consider Indian treaties in
open session was adopted.
The resolution establishing Joint commit
tee to consider applications for the removal of
political disabilities was considered. Sawyer
explained that the object was to secure uni
formity Of action in the two houses.
Fessenden, Pomeroy and others opposed the
resolution.
1rumbull thought there ought to be special
committee. as business overburdened the
Judiciary Committee.
Stewart said there were four thousand ap-
plications on file, and bushels or papers.
Ferry advocated a general removal Of disa-
bilities, which he thought could be done with
safety, and be benefit to the republic. He
thought such bill would receive the sanction
Of both Houses, if those who had been men,
bers of Congress, or had held commissions in
the army and navy, were excluded. The reso-
luton was finally refertp to the Committee on
the II evision of Rules. Adjourned. S
The HOUSE was not in session to-day.
The committees of the Forty.firs sCongress
will be announced on Monday. as
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a MOST H5iE1NoUs Drsre ".

We have read bill new before the Senate Of
the United States. in which the fraud about to
be committed by the Port Royal Railroad upon
the people OF St.. Helena Parish and Hilton
Head, is so marvellous as to stagger our Gre.
dulity. The devil is bad enough, but this OUT
. In this said bill the Port Royal Railroad
figures largely. By its provisions oSer four
lands OF st. Helena and Hilton Head, and the
houses, lots and furniture OF the inhabitants of
Beaufort, is to be shared O,@ to the Port Royal
Rsilroad and to the State Of South Carolina, to
blissful home in AfricaI
Another portion is to be q kind Of private
fund tor the use Of the State in her poverty.
fort. unsold and vet to be sold, are to be auc-
toned off by Messrs. Brisbane and Wording,
tax commissioners. the proceeds to help build
up the Port Royal Railroad. A right OF way is
powers to hold and sell on either side Of It for
sef-pr0tection.
So the people OF South Carolina and Augusta
are to ride down to deep water and SEQ ocean
erty Of the people Of ST. Helena Parish, and
Hilton Head-widows, orphans and aged men.
now scattered from Dan to Beersheba, robbed,
desolats and hungry. We can hear their very
tr nones cracking beneath the pitiless wheels OF
Already the cash sale Of these lands, whioh
is now in the Ireaaury OF tne United States,
has has been credited 70 South Caroliaa, for her
Of that date. That is. thar properly has pald
But this cash is M at ease in the nationa,
State by the Port Royal Railroad, under the
captainoy OF ,its president. HIS soul may be
more OF brass than immortality O. treasury
without conscience. Il MA 81, 1lgs51.,
We know but little OF the president Of the
Port Royal Railroad, or of the corporation
but that such o bill as this should have origi.
mated with, or found favor at the hands OF any
man, or set OF men, livingin South Carolina,
is on exhibition Of the Scriptures description
OF him who is desperately wicked.
We hope oour seDsSors and representatives
will stay the progress Of This 5nefariops bill al
least.-Edggsed Adreyiiser. r,Ifgfta 8 \
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.

EUROPEAN VIEWS OF THE INAUGURAL-U UNBOUND
ED RUMoR-AMNEsrY FOR TEE FENIANs.
LONDON, March 6.-The English and French
Journals warmly eulogize Grants inaugural,
and argue that the paragraph on the foreign
policy indicates peace.
The published report of the Popes death is
discredited,
Ten monster petitions have been presented
to the Queen praying amnesty for the Fenian
prisoners.
ENCOURAGING THE EMIGRATION OF PAUpEns TO
AMERICA. 5.+
LONDON, March An the House Of Com
mons Mr.. Groschen. President of the Poor
Law Board, advocated the removal of restric-
tions from emigration, and thought 1t advisable
even to give facilities for. and otherwise en-
couraging the emigration OF paupers to
America. .
PRUssIA-sPEECH OF KING WILLIAM.
BERLIN, March 4-The sessions Of the,P Par
lament OF North Germany began here yester.
terday. King William, as usual, opened The
proceedings with speech. He said that the
first duty Of the North German Confederation
was to maintain peace and friendly relations
with other powers Of the earth. All the nations
OF europe had shown disposition for peace.
The result of the Conference recently held at
Paris on the Eastern question demonstrated
that there WAS general desire for peace The
King closed his speech with thu following
words: "a nation having it's strength, and
having the will to respect the independence of
others and maintain it's own, can surely count
on peace. as foreign powers will not modest it.
and domestic enemies Of order are powerless to
trouble it,
sPAIN-THE CONSTITUENT CoRTEs. -
MADRID, March 4.-In the Constituent Cortes
yesterday commission of fifteen members
was nominated to prepare draft of the
constitution. define the rights and.llberties of
|citizens, and submit q form Of government.
|sagasta, Min lister of the Interior, ma de state
ment in regard to recent disorders in BARGE
Iona, and charged that they were instigated by
members Of the Republican party.
THE BANKS OF ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
LONDON, March 4.-The bullion In the Bank
of England has decreased f25O. 900.
PARIS, March 5.-The regular weekly state
|ment Of the condition of the Bank of France,
made public to-day, shows an increase of one
million francs in bullion since Friday last.
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Obituary.

FIsHBURNE-Died. in Eummerville, February
18th 1869 after prot acted illness, Miss CLARA
A. FIsHBURNE. IN the thirty-second year OF her
age.
Having found peace with God, through faith in
Jesus and consecrated herself in earnest pJetv to
the service ofChrist He was graclousy pleased, by
long courss Of discipline to make her for the
inheritance OF the saints in light The chamber Of
suffering was bright with the presence Of the
s;vionr and the langour OF disease was sustained
With chill like patience and trust The refining Of
patience had its perfect work. the Lord took to him
self her ransemed spirit. The memory OF her gentle
ness, love. ,bm ssion, and uushaken confidence in
her Rede .mer. fingers fondly the hearts of her
6ereaved family and friends but in the likeness Of
the Alaster, which was upon her, they saw the seal
OF ptance in the beloved and rejoice in the
suranc, that she has entered into rest.
"Gently the passing spirit fed,
Sussa'n'd by grace divine;
O, may such grace on us be shed.
N And make our end like thine"
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A8- HOW HOSTE TIERS BITTERS CURE
DYsPEPsIA.-rHE WHOLE STORY IN A NUT.
SHELL.-Th, cflee Of the stomach is to convert the
food into a cream-like semi fluid, called CHxME
This is effected partly by the action OF solvent CALI
ed the gastric juice. which exudes from the coating
Of the stomach and partly by mechanical move
ment of that organ, which churns, as It were the
d,ssoving aliment. Tbs CHYMn passes from the
stomach into the duodenum, or entrance to the
bowels, where 1t is subjected to the action Of the
biles and the nutritious portion Of it converted into
duid called Chyle. which eventually beoom es
blood.
Now, It is evident that IL the great solvent the
gastric juice. is not produced in sucient quantity,
or II the mechanical action Of the stomach IL not
sufficiently brisk, the Arst process of digestion will
be bat imperfecty performed. It is slso clear that
ifthe liver, which plays such an importsnt part in
changing the nourishins portion of the oRYME into
tho material Of the bloed. is coRgcsted in any un
natural condition, the second prooess will rot be
thoroughly accomplished. The result Of the two
failures is dyspepsia complicated with biliousness
The mode In which HOSrETTER's BITT ERS
operate In such sasea 10 this: rhoy nvigorate tho
cellular membrane of the stomach, which evolves
the gastric juice, khereby insuring an ample sum-
cheney OF tho dutd to completely dissolve the food.
They also cot upon the norves OF the stomach saus.
Ing an ssceleration of tho mechanical movement
necessary to reduce the food to homogeneous
mass. They also act specifically upon the liver.
strengthening at, and 90 enabling 1t TO produce an
ample and regular supply Of bs for the purpose of
converting the nutritious particles OF the ohyme into
Chyle. and promote the passage through the bowels
of the useless debris.
In this way HOSTHTrER's BI TIERS ours dys-
pepsia ana liver complaint The explanation is
plain. smple, philosophical and true. n
March nA0-
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aTTHE EXTENT TO WHICH THE ADUI,

HITHE EXTENT TO WHICH THE ADUL-
ITERATION Of Liquors, ID carried ON In this coun-I
Try makes IL the duty Of tho purchaser to investi-
gate the merits Of the article offered for SALE It 10
well known fact thas many Of the Brandies, wines.
&o are manufactured Sfon french Exsraots. Essan-
tiAl Oils and Alcohol. which is poisonous, thereby
causing many injurious effects. ssg. !
The public To justly Suspicious az nearly every
thing put up FOR sale under the nae Of Liquors. and
tho trade has been brought into diaropute. sna in
order 10 insara 10 those who desire Pre Arttsle. II
II only necessary Cor 10 s that We Tmpor. Direct
ell BranAies WinAs and Gsns. and waxxaAs them ger
fecsly pufo ms originally fnAboeted. 5fi5tH
All Bottled Liquors bsaying the lsbsls of WIS
over the eer is nst broken. We pay for Bottles that
have our labels on, One Dollar pcr doReD whom re.
tttEsgBS .r&,st 3N6
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TME POLLARD-GNANT TRLAL---A<
THE PRxSONER.

RIoHMoND, March 6.--The jury in the case ot
james Grant, charged with the murder Of 81.
Rives Pollard. brought in q verdict Of s'not
guilty." and tho prisoner was discharged. A
movement Of applause In the courtroom was
checked by the Judge.
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HHE wslTHER,

WmM1NuToN, Marchsy 6. Weather unusually
cold FOR this season, and keeps crude turpens.
time back, making it's appearance in m'rket
later than usral.
FoRTREss MoNaon, March 6.--There was o
snow storm here to-day.
sAvAyNAR, March 6.-Weather cold, with
strong northwest winds.
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70 ERRORs oF YuuTH. ..--A aENrIE-

a asr ERRORS OF YOUTH. "A GENTLE
Han whOsuissrsd for years from Nervous Debility.
Premature Decay. and all the escta Of youthful in
discretlon wil. for the sake OF SUFFERING humanity,
send frsa 70 an who need IL ths receipt ana dfec-
lions for making the simple remedy BY which he was
eared. Sufferers Wishing to profit by the advortis.
er's experience, can do 90 by addressing IN rers&t
confidence, JOHN B. OGDEN.
No. A CedarAstrest, New York.
February8 annos
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A8-TO CONSU UMPTIvES.-T ADVER-
TIsER. having been restored to health TN few
weeks by very simple remedy, after having suffered
several years with severe lung Affection. and chat
drsad disease Co.sumptisn, Ia anxious to make
known to his feA.o A.ow-sufEerers the means Of care
To all who deaireit hs Will sand copy of ths pre-
sertption used (ee Of charge). with ths direction
for preparing and using shs same. which they wn
and q sure cure fer CoaSumpton, Asthzaa, Broncht-
tas. &c. The object Of the advertiser In sending the
prescription ts TO beneAt the aeted. and spread
formation which he conoeivss 10 DO invaluable; ana
he hopes every saerer via try his remedy as 1t will
cost thezn nothiDs and may prove . blessing.
Parties Wishing the prescription will please Cd
dress Rev, EDwARD A. wTLaON.
williamsburg Kings Oounty. New YORK.
Eebruaxy8 .ffs 81 ~ 9rraoe I, g
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0%CONSlG >EES PER STEAMSHIP FAIL
CON. from Baltimore. ara hereby notified that she
is THw DAY discharging cargo at Pier No. 1, Union
Whafves. All Goods not taken away at sunset, will
remain on wharf ct Consi snees' risk.
MORDECAI & CO.,
March Agents.
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March 8

HT TCONSIGNEES PER SCHOONER B. N.
HAWKINS are hereby nohad that she is III II DAY
discharging, cargo at Adgers North Wharf. All
Goods not called for before sunset will be stored at
their risk and expense. Positively NO claims allowed
after Goods leave wharf. VIM. ROACH co.
March
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95aueral Motiees.

k@- The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances Of ROBEBr Il. BRODIE are respectful
" invited to attend his Funeral at St. Stephens g
Chspo Ansonstreet. at halfpast Three O'Clock HIS
AyTERNooN. March a
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a@ CONSIG GNEES' NOTICE.--MER-
CHANTS LINE-schooner GEORGE H. MILLS
will discharge cargo at Adger's North Wharf Goods
not called for will be stored at sunset at risk And
pense consignee. No claims allowed after goods
leave the wharf WILLIAM ROACH & co.
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Tho Census-The Unttod states Marshal-
shfp-The County Scat OF Barnvell-
The CharlestOn and Savannah Rail-
road Biu-Tho Anderson Presemtmont
The spartanburg Kailroad Bin.
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bALL-pRIOLEAU.-At Bonneau's Ferry Cooper
River on Tuesday evening, March ., by Rev. W. q.
W. HOWE. JOHN BALL TO ALICE EDITH. eldest
daugh er Of Dr.. T. J, PaIoIRAU, Jr.
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YEOH PALATKA. FLORIDA
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND ~JAOKGOW

. 5It.aas THE FIRsT-CAsS STRA n
les DICTATOR. Captain L. II. CoxRr1nn,
will sail ffom Charleston every Tuesaay Evenio M
Eight O'clock, for the above points. :,
The Arst,e'ass stesner CITY POINT, Captain VIZ.
MO NEETx, WIN rail hom Charleston every Sasssss,
Gay Esontne. ut Eight O'Clock. for above points, I
Co.ssctlng with the Central Railroad as Savannah
for Mobile And New Orleans; and with she SlopiGs
HatIroad as FernAndfna fBr Cedar Keys OF wldela
point gteamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile.
Pensaoola. Key West and Havana. fr5 i.7E3!3-9
Through Bills Ladiug given for Fredaht To Molsta
penBaoOla and New Orleans.
Beth stsemers oonnecsing with Il. 8. Harris aseesss'
eys oedasdhs and Griffin for SitUey Sprtngs ond LaksS
Griffin. EUstfs. H0rrSs and DurA0ss.
AL freight peysble on the wharf. r.
Goods not removed at sunset Will be sssrad st xisg
and expense OF owners. Il N, -.
For Freight or Passage engagemept apply to
J. d. AIKEN q CO., agents.
South AtlaAtic WhsRG
y. Mo extra charge for Meals and Stateroorass
November II N. t!N4f1,71-5
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AT NOTICE. E.-NATIONAL FREEDMEN'S
SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY. CHARLESTON
BRANCH. No. "a BROAD.sTREET. - INrE REST
lPaYABJG MAROH, july AND NOVEMBER.-
money depoHited on or before TwEaTxsEUuND DAY
OF MARoH, will be entitled to interest from MARoH
yIRsr. NATHAN RITTER.
March tr1m2 Cashier.
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@. INLAND ROUTE.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLESION AND SAVANNAH STEAM PAoKnT
LINE VIA EDIsTO, BEAUFORT AND HILTON
ft1 CONNECTING WITH
TEE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD lND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN 9al
- FLORIDA. .li4 Ii,
- zufNSsAs THE FINE, FAST STEAMBB
- PILOT BOY. Captain FENn PRuK Win
leave Charleston on MONDAY and THURsDAY Mon,E. /.
EGGS ut Eight o'clock. Returning. will leave savannah
TuRaDAx MORNINGS at Eight o'clock, aud FRIDAY
AHEa.senA at Two O'clock, touching 1t Edisto ON Z
THURsDAT trip from Oharlsston, at Elevsn A. NJ.
and leaving Edisto at Nine A. NJ SATURDAYS. on re-
turn trip. "a :
The steamer will touch ct Chisolnn's, each way /,
eyery twc weeks, commencing with Zip ef EobtTI.
ary 18th. .'-.-'. 80
For Freight or Passage apply TO 4't...,g a
JOHN FERGUSON.
YebFuary1 16 Accommodation Whasf
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aJ-CHARLESTON, S. O., MARCH, z, 1859.
! he Prudence Fire Engine Company, No. 4, having
received their charter from the Legislature, have
lscted the following ofi GERS: A. Rivers Presidents
I. II. Brown, Ylce-President; r.. Wones First Di-
rector; 9. Simons, second Director; R. VIM. Ritch-
erson, Third Director; G. MITCHELL rourth Director;
j. Glbbess treasure; ]. Rogant, Secretary.
Nfarr
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aT COURT OF CONN MON PLEAS,
CHARLESTON, 4TH MARCH, 1se9.-on MoND Az.
the 9th March. 1869, at Ten O'Clock, the Country
Dockets will be Called and civil business generauy
transacted.
BY order of the Court.
March 8 A. c. RICHMOND. G. G. P.
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FOR MW YORK..
REG U1AR LIVE EVERY THURsDA1
PASSAGE REDUCED TO s1s.

e~Ara THE SIDEWHEEI STEAMSHIP
IZK@$Yxs MAGNOLIA, Captain M. B. Ono.
LEHWl1ZkfH@ WELL. will leave vanderhorate
Wharf on THURSDAY, March IItn
at o'clock P. NJ -.l1' :,
March 6 RAVENEL CO.. Agenta
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S%J. 8. MARTIN (I4ATR GRUBER b
MARTINI win be pleased 10 see his friends and sass
toners u WI. g. O0R@IN & CO., No. aus Kaak
street. .bsswssn Wentworth and Bsaufain. 3 6as
sSr BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-TmIa
splendid Hair Dye is the best I'm the world; szEs
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. rSliabtab
nstantaneous; no disappointment; no xsdicuIoas
tints; remedies the III effects OF bad dyes inviGs.
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful hlaek oe
brown. Ssld by all Druggists and Perfam ersl snA
property applied ct Daschelor's Wig Factory. Nerb
Rond-strees. New York 1yr Janpasy sr
awWE ARE CONSTANTLY RECBWnNa
from tho Moyuns Districts OF China. the chctsesS
chops Of GREEN AND BLACK TEAS of new sesuees.
which unrivslied for their strength and decsAy
svor. We warrant our TEAS 70 bs pure and nm
,rated. and to give general satisfaction. As va
sonstanty in resept Of large oargoes Of Teas We
are enabled TO osr to the public the finest chcpRat
aprice that many dealers effer inferior Tea Ut "A
trsi and comparison win ct once prove this asss-
on. and only remains for the pubso TO judge OF
themselves. WINS. CORwIN d CO., 1T
~ No. 2TS Kins-asrseas
aS- ALL ARTICLES SOLD FROM sffsE
establishment of VIM. 8. CORWIN q 90. Ne. avs
Kiug-street, between Wentworth end Desutaan, arc
of sho FrlsTGGAEIgY. They sell no goods but sAat
cAn be warranted az PUaEsAWD u1NEsNMs Thistg
en- established fast.o ~,l15t6 KILN! b@tesguitI
aS- TIE GEL -BRATED WIS. q. CLUB
HOUSE GIN. pure, soft and upequascd w. O ooR-
WIN & 90, sole Agents. Medical men OF she high
6st standing acknowledge that aan. In 10 pare ssas
has great medical, properties We thsrsfore place
tho CLUB HOUSE GIN peSore the publia With the
greatest confidence, and parAsulariy to those
who usa It naeditfnasly, article that nnIy rey
otires 10 be knOwn to be properly appreciated.
Hs- On 90 per bottle. SlB per ease. z1a
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TKAVELhtkS PASSING THNOUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROD rE TO FLORIDA. AIKEN
S7,...f-SvSrSs, r!-.rs, RAJ
ZEAMW%1I to lay in their supplies of PROVIH.
ZE0IHHINfMX- IONS, OLA REFS CHAMPAGNEG
OORDIALS, BRANDIES, WHIS
K1ES, WINES, CANNED MEATS, SOUPS, &C.
Pates OF Wild Game. Deviled Entremets Han.
turkey, Lobster etc. for Luncheous, sano wches 4,
Travelsrs' Repast, &C. p
A1-S Send for catalogue .
VIM. g. OORWIN A CO.. st
tSh No. 276 Klne. e.stroef
Mr Between Wentworth and Beaufnin. d2E
Branch Of No. 900 Broadway. corner aoth stress,.
New York. OctoharSs -
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MAIL STEAMSHIP CDAipY,R
THROrGu I'm.

PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMpY,D
THROUGH Linz TO -
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FREIGHT AND PASSAGE At GREATLY RR.
DUCED RATESI 5ee ~,
i-17>xaxvn STEAMERS OF TIE AHOVl
<>%R&W$IS line leave Pier No. A. North RvaH.
LEIpXlkdEfWNA foot of Oanal-street, New York, 1t
II o'clock noon. Of the LIST. 11th and
21st OF every month except when these dates tall
on Sunday, then the Saturday preceding). 2 0 =
Departure of 1st and llst connect at Panama with
steamers for south Pacific and Central American
ports, Those of 1st touch at Manganilo. y e y
Departure of 11th OF each month connects with
the new steam Line from Panama to Australia and
New Zealand. WIZ -
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves san Fran.
cisco ter China aad Japan April 8. 1869.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from New York TO AspinwalL
One hundred pounds baggage free TO each aduh.
Medicine aud attendance free.
For Passage tickets further infor nation AapptN
at the COMPANY'S TVCKEF OFFICE, on the whass
foot Of Canastrset, No, tn River, New York. 49,
March IA Tyr F. AZ, ..,.IN