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DRIED FRUIT.
JAMES wEBB. u.
PUBLIC NOTICE.

II
sfyll 4 commissioners Of Orange county
IA hereby give notice 10 the people II The
county that an election will be held In the
several Townships Of the county an the LEI
Thursday in August next. for the purpose
81 electing the following municipal officers
wiz. \.
flilIsbcro Township win elect fur
Magistrates. one CLERK. one Constable and
THREE Schnol Committee men.
Little River Town hip will elect two
Magistrates. one Clerk. nne Constable and
hree School commitire men.
Mangum Township will elscf two Mag
istrsies. ane Clerk. one Constable and three
COMMITTEE men. 5alait sAsli9ssf1
Durham Tswn-hip will elect twp Mseis.
trates, one Clerk. one Constable and three
School Committee men.
Patterson Township viii elect two Mag
is,rstrs. one Clerk. one Constable and three
School Committee pnen.
Chapel Hill Township will elect three
Magistrates. e.r st'Ierk. one Constable and
three Cammift.e men.
Bingham Township will elect fwo Mag
isirates. one Jerk. one Constable and three
Schoal Committee men.
Cedar Grove Township viii elect two
Magistrates. one Clerk, one Constable and
three sehenl Committee men,.
The following registrars and inspectors
asesbeen appointed 20 superintsnd said
election ~ the places herein designated
Fw IIiIlsboro Township, In the fnwn Of
HilIsbars--wm. r. Srrsyhnrn, Registrar
John r Hogan. A r Fsueetts, inspectors:
FIR Little River Towpship. ~ Lsmbe,t
HalIs--John G shiids. Registrar; Jonathan
Nichols. Archibald Parker inspectors:
For Mangnm Township. at M.nsum's
s'are-A. NJ. Lstts. Registrar; Dsdlsy n.
Parker. 4. p. Warreo inspectors:
For Durhsms Township. az Durhsms-
Washington Duke. Registrar; II c Hon.
kins. + u Precio. inspectors:
Fsr Patterson Teunsbip. al s r Pstter.
sons Miil--t'hsrIes A Mason. Registrar /:
A Is Couch. Hear, 8 Maroon, inspectors.
For Chapel Hill Township. al ChspeI
liiil--J Y Mason. Registrar; Mslhew Nc
Csules. James A Craig. inspectors:
For Bingham ra~nfilipal Longs Store
II " 9 sirosd. Registrar; Avis Durham.
lhos. y oldham. Inspectors:
For Cedar Grove Township. at Cedar
Grose-Themas u Hughes, Registrar; Iii
Hester, James SIC Adams, inspectors:
The registrars viii give ample apperiu.
mites 10 ali Who are ENTITLED to register. De !.
lore and On the day ef election. and The N.
spreiars are required By public advertise.
msnt 10 their respective 'fownships 10 no
tiy TIE electors Of said election. =,
ny order Of the board Of Commissioners.
John LAWS, CLERK.
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"Ies Ds~s ! y shs poor u 10 Paris"
We clip tie shpse from Radical paper. u may
he 90 Bot shat Is Isseren Davis doing 90 the
poor Iis' q say county Who once pat he Laurel
and The oak around his bsos Whose same once
russ Iiks var trump and aashsd liks lightning
about the head u ouf bsnsenl a was The nssns Of
ssifsrsea Davis. And nov fossoesh he -is % che
5000 Va 70 PAM" zsvnds. what people we are.
u NJ Dasis wers aaly hogsAe.a q 6ns ssbscee o.
bale q Gotten there wsuId Be plenty 10 he south
% provide fos an. Stretch out yosr arms. o sou,h
sai cal ihe oil nan eloquent back % bis Acme
30 The qaisefs q be enemies ss futl II suows,
and sheif poisoned sbahs Gnd % mark 70 desf ~
Iim vhass ssf cen gIii,su under tie dust q shsir
sect.
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THE COUNTRY EDITOR.

There ss, paste cup BY his side,
The scissors in ins Ispi
A faded suit hung on his hide.
And on his brow was written pap"
He wro,e line then lore in iso; Il wasn'i night !;
q wouldn't do. For green eyed Grocer down The
sireet. hsd seal him couple Of herring % eat; and
Il was Cor this G ecer he was going 10" DO, jam
up local bran aud new. Ne just had smiIed and
{ caught lhe cue. when man stepped IN and hid I'm
dne-iwo dollars for your paper. such Startling
ness drove way hismuse, aud ses him 20 NOT Her
ring Dros ths Grocer The holers---ifI can
collect Two dollars The dsHl may take As herring
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cgBs.
UP 70 Ms NECK N Horw lrea.

MAJOR smthsi The railroad saeeiisg IN sai..ssry
thns referred 70 cshs Bsris- so,iossy an, f;el< l.
bseksa his ieshsfs have fallen. and be looks IDS he
w"u'd surrender ~ elaius 10 hs Pfors. aud hs fhs
hsppis., ,asn living. q be essIs see awsy frum the
sase'inr wihsai being seen ~ snysods. Bus ale. !
fss ssB'msn ifo.u Nswbern hes cebs up 10 ii. sesl
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Also fisk's MessiIic Burial Cases o. alIsizes On
hand. A Hesrse Tor Funeral occasions. Burisls 10
Town and country strictly attended 10. 4sAie
hest in use Gise me call and viii Try 10 please
you. CHARLES IS. COOLEY.
July a. ss-
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The great superiority Of this med
icine over all others is, that II thor
oughly cradicates all humors sad
taints, and ut the same time chauea
the Stomach and Liver 10 an activs'
healthy state, inyigorates the Me-,
Iyous System, renews vitality, sud
can be relied ON as q safe pleasari
and positive remedy.
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n hot water. and, am sorry 70 say. The gentleman
from Newbe:n j. 100 skoyf 70 Pnly hia out (fere the
band played Life on tho ocean wavs.
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Blood, Liver, Kidney
Nervous System, &c
SUCH as

Il MT us
ScrofuIa, and all Scrofulous, Emp
tive, Cutaneous, Mercurial, and s.
Ipliilitic affections, Chronic Rheums
tism, Neuralgia, Erysipelas, Pin
pies, Blotches, BoiIs, Old Ulcer
letter, Salt Rheum; also, Chrcni
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Jaun
dice, Costiveness, Nervous Headache
Nervous Debility, Epilepsy, elect
Gravel, and all diseases arising iron
impurities or poverty of the Blood
torpidityI Of the Liver, disorders d
the Kidneys or Urinary Organs, D.
bility Of the Nervous System, &c. ]
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FORMULA ARoUNDEACH DOT
TIE.

This preparation is prepared u
an educated experienced, and well
known Physician and Chemist, whd
has thoroughly tested 1t in q largs
practice. It is, therefore, submitted
to the public with full confidence thai
it, great merit will cause it to have I
popularity unequsled in the h'rfo'
Of Medical Preparations -, aoo
PRICE ONE bOLLAR Pth bOi
7ZE
~ Prepared only by
~ LAWRENCE. M ID.
Norfolk, Va.
ron s.aLE III MI DRuCcfy7'S.
49, W-e
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BLNGHAM SCHOOL.
MEBA>EsyILLE. N. g.

wn. BINGHAM. RoBkRT BfsoBaH. ". D. LYNCH.
'I'HE session o. lses-.7o begins 18th ADena and
= constitutes forty weeks
The esuf<e o. irssSueiiops includes rbe ordinary
English branches. The Ancient Languages, French,
Mathematics, Book keeping and ihe eIemeais ~ Ma.
tofaI Science
Expensez. including soion. boards hooks. faeI
washing and cl9hinr, 1855.
Cireuisns sent upon sppIicsiian.
June 70. a2-gw
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liaif column 3 months rs months $40 year
dine column months $l5 months s65 ! year ! 4
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WOOL oARpINe MACHINE.

WV1b bAhDtNS MACHINE.
MI Asshinss having bern ncxIy and tho.eosbl,
hiled W. sin pfepaf3J FOR csntsar Wool IN
We most satisfactory manner. NO Msrkine ever in !.
fouueea 70 IDS section esi' fss miAe III pleasing 10
eustom@fs Every ten pounds Of Wool feou,,,s o,s
pound Of clean sfssss gsuiIs oil .e, A. .,.s 49,,
vel cleaned. pisked and ss.saed. Ten een,s 4, go
% W. equivalent 10 m1rchaaislis producer. viii he
charged 90 each paund ~ soel@ The rupsriu,su-
aenes viii he conducted By careful aud experienced
w:fkmea, and no pains viii he spared 10 Keep ssery
mins ~ order, and 70 awe entire satisfaction 10 siose
who viii hssf us with their patronage. 81
Wool boots kept on hand fos sale lhfauxll the sea-
son. A. BROWN.
Orange eaapty.J uns IA. Yty al Al
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500 Presents.

EyOR Frui, Driers according TO quantity and quail
~, either Backbefties Or other dried fruits By
~. JAMES WEBB. Jr.
June 1869. as
HOW TO PAY, YOUR TAXES.
CELL your Whea. and Drie.i Fruits TO
- a JAMES WEBB. ".
June 1869. @ N a a.
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SALE OF A VARIABLE MILL &C.

| SALE OF a VARIABLE Mill &C.
IN sbediersst 20 4 decree 81 the sspeiior Court d
Dool il Hillsboro. on Monday lhc 23sj Jsy o. Au-
gust 1863 Il ~ MI Thai valuable Min and Tract 81
Land containing 35 acres more or less. Three miles
North West Of HiIIshofo, known AZ Fsucs,i's Mills.
Alsoihe sis residence Of James Faucet. dsceased,
containing 1876 acres. subject 70 The Widows dover.
Twelve Months credit win DO given bond and swo
good securities required and title reserved I'LL The mo
|nsy is paid.
GEORGE LAWS.
CIssk II Orange Superior Court.
Commissioner
n Juiy 20. 26--tds
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Observation-Disclosures.
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wednesday,. Jnl, p, 1853.
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nv +. G. EVANS.
AtTso Dol'srs per annum, psidin sdssnre
ADVERTISING RATES. s..

One square Of fsn lines Tin this sine iype) 81 fos
the rst insertion ard 50 cents for each additional
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-02-17

GEN GRANT ON IMPARTIAL SUFFRAGE-The Wash
iugton special to tic St. Louis Democrat, under date
Cf the 81, telegrapNs as follows
Gen. Grant, in conversation, this morning, took
square ground in favor OF the principle of impartial
suffrage. He seemed to have some doubt about the
power of Congress to regulate suffrage by law, but
said there could be sound objection to submitting
constitutional amendment to the people. He spoke
OF The one passed by the House on Saturday MS en~
bodyng the right idea, but expressed no opinion
the language therein chosen.
He said explicitly that the principle of impartial
suffrage is right in itself, and added that have
through the reconstruction supposed negro suffrage
the Southern States it is only fair that the Northern
States should give the ballot to their own colored cit
aens He thought that the question issue had better
be disposed of possible, so as to take dis
turbins element out of our affairs, and indicated
hope that the amendment would be passed by Congress
before the end Of the present session.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-02-17

THE FIRST BRICK OF A RADICAL Row.--The New
York Evening Post of the LIST, has leading article
attacking the Radicals for their expressions of dscon
tent toward General Grant and his Of settling
his cabinet. The Post says:
awe advise the gents who suspicious and
angry to initiate Grants reticence Il will do them no
good TO begin to oppose or denounce Grant before
they know what he means to do 1t is quite probable
we thHk that he will not take OF their friends
Il is quite probable, too that he will not beriend all
their schemes. The people do not think it necessary
to their welfare that the President shall become,
in advance, the too! Of any political faction, last of all
those whose rash and njndcious course has weak
ened the Republican party with the people, and whose
extreme condemnation is TO this extent-that num-
Der Of its authors have lost their reelection"
This is regarded as determination on the part of
the conservative Republicans of that State to divide
the party unless they continue to receive the lions
share Of the spos.
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nRY GOODS

u
1900 pieces Prints, assorted, English, French anc
American.
40 bales Brown Domestic
A full variety of bleached Domestic
Lowels and Spun Yarns.
Kerseys and Lnseys.
Ticking, Checks, Hickory Stripes.
DENNIS Brown and Bleached Drilling.
Broadcloth, Cassimeres
Jeans, Tweeds &C., &C., &c
223 cases Boots and Shoes, all descriptions
400 dozen Mems, Boys and Chdren's Hats, of ali
qualities.
Shelf Goods of all descriptions.
For sale by $50 If f. b. JACOBS
ClorH1Ne- .-........ ...
large stock of all qualities and Gentlemen's Fur
nishing Goods. On hand and for sale =,
$50 If Z. & b. ia OBS.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-02-17

The CASE OF JOSHUA HiLL.--Fcders Senator Trum
n0tl VINO made The minority report in the case Of
Joshua ILL., Senator elect from Georgia took orcasin,
TO present view OF possibilities i'll the future which
seem to have been without effect upon the impcrsions
conscience OF h$ partisan colleagues. Truubui says
~ his report i will not do ignore tie existence
OF the powerful political party that lust the last great
eiHcsion, and adds: : few Years hence they may,
hY eutian q power, be n the aSeedancy, and FOL.
ta"ihg the example sought 10 lie established in the
case 81 tins Georgia Senator there would be no ucon.
slstency ~ njectng the Senators from Illinois or any
other State whose political affiliations were not in bar.
inons with their owfl \
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-02-17

WE take pleasure in informing our patrons and the
public generally that purchases for the Spring and
Summer Trade far exceed any heretofore made by
comprising everything necessary for the wants of this
section All the articles enumerated Below were pur-
chased either directly from the importers or manufac
turers, and we guarantee to sell at
New Orleans Prices.
Everything sold by us guaranteed as represented.
sent3O If +. & B. JACOBS
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Cog WARuorn AND ! LADY OF Color. I've copy

Coz WARNofnA SD 4" LADY OF CoLoR"- We copy
as follows from the New Orleans Picayune:
few evenings since. of the uptown cars
pretty we'll ftled-Gov. Warmoth aud s..Eul Dean OF
my stall, being occupants female individual of
bright yeoaish color hailed it and entered Deposit
ng haf fare in the box she looked around for seat
but found none The gentlemen in ,he car did not see
her, aud not woman would bulge inch accom-
modate her. 50 she stood there looking aud biting her
ps iof sexation Finally she said, in sharp, snap
psh way, Isn't some one going to give ne seatsn
No answer from the passengers. The Governor was
very busy cossersi tl zesld and the other pas.
sengers seemed absolutely IsaI and blind Its my
opinion said tfe3ui} gentleman would
low sadg 70 stand up car. s Madam said
person who vas suspended from strap, there is our
Governor, am quite sure he will give you his seat
for he his election of your race The Gov
ernor glanced up hastily, and IN angry CLEAN for
moment was detected IN bis eye; but he continued his
chat and the woman stood up till SONG one getting
out made room for Der.
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Ee0X LIQUORS

D0X LIQUORS
500 boxes Wines, Whisky, Brandy and Cocktails.
40 baskets Champagne, krug and lleidseck
40 boxes Scheidam Schnaps.
90 casks Porter and Ale, pints and quarts.
90 Champagne Cider.
50 Bitters, Boxer, Goula, Hostetter, brakes
Plantation, Stoughton, Gray Jacket Helps and East
Anisette, Absinth and Peppermint For sale by
$40 if E. & b. JACOBS.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-02-17

TELEGRAPH OFFICES IN WAsniNGrox.-Th Wash
lhgon Republican gives this in!ornation
Our readers viii look with some astonishment no
doubt, when they read that there are within the limits
81 the district twentgseven regular Telegraph offices
Tor the transmission of dispatches exclusive of the
police and fire alarm telegraph and with, perhaps
more establishment, when they told that there are
employed III HES Offices forty eight operators, eighteen
clerks, t"entyeigh to thirty messengers and three
battery men, making total Of nearly one hundred
persons serving Direct snppuit from the telegraph
YbIS is exclusive of the bnius aud repairing force
which always varies considerable with the weather and
season.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-02-17

iAE New foRK fRtnuNK's rLas-The Tribune
over tae murder. rape, arson and robbery tat
sssl = Lite melted ont 10 Arkansas saving nThe
Arkansas rebels only needed 10 be dealt with in hns
i''tSs nhe naneF 70 be brought 10 their senses
iios 'aeohseously does this brutal sensaleit reveal
~ aalus q moral ideas Differ with me aud will
p Y, your house pick your pocket cut our throat
- ~, le TIT q the Lord beloved Oh. Morality
xs.;..I = nehaalts with big Il, aud Lo7 with
8zs New York World.
10y chap was poisoned the other day BY the
IA ssz5 "a aDsofbed 90 his lips iron the cheeks Of
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1869-02-17

Nav ORLEANS, MOBILE AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL
RoAD.-The Mobile Register CT the 4th, Says the work
on this road was commenced Yesterday afternoon the
ground being "hroken' on Virginia street short
distance FROM and sonheastery of the Magnolia Gem
etery. Mayor Price and number of other gentlemen
were present. the first spade being used by the Mayor
his example being followed by all others preset in
turn, each seemingly anxious to have d hand in the in
alsuration Of the work which is 10 connect Mobile
with New Orleans Epeeches made by Messrs
Fielder, Mention, Mctiuire, Sa'old and Wickcrsham
after which tie party returned to town. stopping on
the way at Ffancati, where they most hospitality
entertained by the proprietor. We understand thai
tAe work OIL tie road will be pushed vigorously for
ward.
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tAsi , we eohgFatalate theShiSky thieves, the
'ooof seonharelS, the rascaliy revenue rings tie
'nalesof all sefs who desire TO operate from now o.
~ and around Washington tl.s they have grave 81 n
a'of we Wy Is n iaee they could wish as far as
Senatorial influence in their favor is CONCERNED. pro-
slasa l, Tue proper q4ia pro que is rendered New
osH S,ate wa di<sraced by Fenton as Governor Ii
is doubly dSgracea Nv Fsnton a. sana,or ri; n,.r,
was ~hraed W the Commercial Advertiser that this
iehtoh Nas eharlatan, politically and morally. He
was wei painted and shown up by Thurlow Weed The
otheF day, but il appears that Us Tie MonaEe paFt
cannot ase honest men, scoandrels are Ut premium
and alwars marketable with them. IN H. ri.
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AMALGAMATIos-A White Representative Harries
a Negro Woman.-We copy as follows from the Ores
cent of the 4th
An has just come to our knowledge which
we hasten lay before the public simply giving the
facts conscious that the respectable portion OF this
Community they need no commentary.
II seems that Il named Peter Harper, a carpet
Dagger is acting representative from ST. Charles
parish in the lower house Of the General Assembly
whose existence is nov dzgracing this State He has
always expressed opinions Of the most ultra character
in regard to the equality Of the races, and has
scrnped to admit that negroes are on perfect
level IN every way with hmself--in which would
parenhefcally state disagree with him, for we
know great many colorrd men who infinitely his
superior in everything. He has, it appears, recently
put his ideas into practice, aud Tuesday evening
last was married a colored woman named Eliza Jane
Brooks. The ceremony was performed at tie st.
James Chapel, on Roman street, near CuStomhouse,
by coorcd named Turner, who Is the chaplain
OF the black -andta Senate. The bride was born In
the parish of West Baton Rouge, tie estate OF
Judge McCaleb. Some twelve thirteen years ago
she was married to coIofed PANIED Brooks, from
Cincinnati Ohio whoslas since We believe. died. We
have as we have said comments to offer upon this
occurrence That should so sink hsnset places
him nc once beoR contempt and below our pity
and III its exhibition Of lis degradation and loss
of selfrespect places him far, far beyond the reach OF
any words OF scorn that could utter.
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DIAMoND Cur DIAMoND.-The President is imPor-
tuned TO pardon one Blake, OF New Jersey sentenced
10 ten wears imprisonment for having sold ten dollar
counterfeit United States note to another Blake
was detective the man lie sold the note to was also
detective Each suspected the other, though neither
thought the other detective. Blake sold the
note in order to put up job on the man who bought
IT, in order 10 confirm his belief that he counter
frer instead Of which the arrested Blake. On
Blake'S person was found rebel ptss which so III
censed the truly loyal heart Of Judge Field, OF New
Jersey, though Blake pleaded guilty, he gave him ten
years 1t turns out that Blake was detective OF
Stunton's Union spy, commissioned to enter Rich
moud and for that purpose got the pass in question
The Jury which WIS 10 have tried bin, had he not
pleaded guilty, would have nqn' sted lis pardon.
Blake pleaded guilty on tie recommendation Ola coun-
sci wlo took all bis money and promised 10 get him
OF easy but the unexplained rebel pass settled the
business with Judge Field, who sentenced him to ten
years for selling detective had bill in order to trap
him aud getting trapped himself lie has served four
and half years Of tie term already.
Washington Cor New York World.
The union Democrat., 1869-03-13
STEAMERS FORMARcu tse;

- - 80. - - r ~ N AhCH, ISRQ.
The following steamships will be dis,,atcbea ON data.
given below ' 90"
March loth-GoLDEN CRY, Capt. W. p Larjiss con.
meeting with ALASKA, Capt Graz. -
March lsth-MoNTANA, Capt +. s. Farnswortb :, n
Meeting with RISING STAR, Capt Conner '' "'
March 30tll-COLoRADo Cant w n p.rt.s .
ing with HEFRY CHAUNCEY Cart Mary - >'1".e'
Passengers berthed through Baggage check ed th,oh
- loo pounds allowed each adult o"s"
An experienced Surgeon Cn board Medicina and AZ.
tendance free. 'S "nu ~
These stramers will positively sail at II o,clocL n.
sengers are To have their baggage on b,rs -
10 O'Clock. eeNe' oN Do"i" 80
Through tickets for Liverpool by the cpnara -.
and National steamship Lines, eau be obtained -.
Of r. NJ 8 5. Co., San Francisco, where may al.a hs
tained orders nor passage from Liverpool or Sou,h~
to San Francisco either by New YORK or 6, ~
as-if desired an amount of fl0 foo will A
eed with the above orders Holders of era.rs ~
quired to identify themselves the aeents in p,la
For Merchandise and Freight for New York a,I -,
ports. apply to Messrs WELLS. FARGO Ces
No Freight will received ON hoard af,ss = , N
day prior To the steamers departure - =
The steamship CHINA, Caa, Warsay will n. A..
patched Tor Hongkong on FRIDAY. Nsrcn 5s, NJ -
connecting at Yokohama with abs steaaer Nrw yapS
for Shanhai. -" AeAA
The steamship GREAT RYPgBLlC, Cam, i a..
ary, VIII be di patched for hoNGKoNt ON MOsxn az
Aprh oth at loon. connecting Yokohals, ,yh ~"
steamer NEW YORK. fos SSIANSHAI WIN w"
ana All other information, apply at the Pa
cinc MAIL Steamship Co.'s oiace. corner e S.sraram, ~
Leresdarn streets sSsa IRAN :Sco. "'
"a '' oLiNkt EADRIIGE. Agent