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Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

A Michigan farmer annointed his po-
tato vines with rat olson, to destroy
the bugs. and the next morning found
bis herd of cows dead, having broken
into the potato patch during the night.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06
From the Sublime to the Rid culous.

Old Judge Bari our, of Virginia, af-
ter enjoying the highest honers and re.
tiring to private life, was prevailed on
to be candidate for local office. The
opposition trotted out an ilIiterate,
rough and~tumble polician named Bill
Naples, against the old man. In ac-
cordauce with the strict rules OF con-
ducting political campaign in those
days, Governor Barbour had to take
the stump with Naples. But Naples
could always beat him in abusive har-
rangues. The final speech of the cam
paign made by Naples was abusive be-
yond all precedent. The following is
Barbour's reply. which we think is the
most complete thing in its way We ever
read. Said the Governor
Felton, Citizens: When [ was a
youpg man, now nearly forty years ago,
your grandlathers sent me as their rep
resentative for four terms TO the House
Of Delegates, and | was chosen Speak
er of that body. At subsequent pc
rioi | was twice elected Governor of
Virginia. Afterwards aud for ten
years | represented this renowned com
monwealth in the Senate of the Uni
ted States, where | may say [ was the
confdante aud perhaps | may say the
peer of Macon, King. Gailard, Pick
ney, Van Buren, Mr. John Quincy
Adams subsequently, conferred upon
me place in his Cabinet, and for three
years | shared his counsels in conjunc,
ton with Clay, Writ and Mclean.
was then appointed envoy extraor>
dlnary and minister plenipotentiary to
the court Of st james, whore it be
came my duty to conduct negotiations
with the conqueror of Napoleon. Judge
then. fellow citizens, Of the inetTablc
disgust | feel after such career. and
in my declining years, at fading my
self here today engaged in low, pitt
full county contest with spch -
disagrceablc little cuss as B;ll Va les
FARMING PEospFcrs ---A year ago,
the balance of trade with European
nations was about ninety eight millions
in gold against US, all Of which had to
be drained from the country and sent
to Europe to. pay for articles that would
not yield cent to us in return. This
state of things has changed for the bet.
ter. Last June the balance was two
millions in our favor. They owe us,
instead Of our owing them. Now, this
means that there are sixty millions
which will be spent in Europe, much
Of it in matters which will reproduce
itself 1t is well known that the farm
er feedeth all.'' aud in whatever way
this amount of money is spent. the per.
son spending it must be ted by the
farmer. He ultimately receives the
money which they spend.
The continued news from Europe is,
that the wheat crop is injured By
drought The war, too, will cause
great additional demand for wh@t
Doubtless our farms are 20 be benefit
ed by :his state of things. Prices Of
wheat have advanced in all American
markets, and will advance more.
A Practical farmer informs us that
he intends this season to try an expe
riment in watermelon raising, which he
has heard produces remarkable results:
Bury bottle at the stem Of the melon !;
place one end of small string, woolen
is probably best, in the bottle and insert
the other end into the stem. OF course
the mouth of the hnttlc shnuld be h;nher
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ADVERTISING RATES.

One square (10 lines less), first insert'n, IS 90
Each subsequent nsertion................. l 90
liberal deduction will be made to quar-
terly and yearly advertisers.
Professional cards will be inserted at Sl2 90
per annum.
Transient advertisements must be paid for
in advance to insure publication. All other
advertising bills must be paid quarterly.
Legal tenders taken at their current value
BLANKS and Job Work of every description
furnished at low rates on short notice.
GG- III advertising bills must be paid
monthly.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

SINGLE COPIES One Year. 50 So Six
Months, 81 IS; Three Months, 81 90.
S#bscriptioa mast be paid strictly in adranee
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

One hundred and fifty Chinese work.
ing on plantation near New Orleans,
becoming dissatisfied, seized the CON
tractor, to hold him a hostage. The
leaders were arrested.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-08-06

Twenty FIVE thousand dollars have
been subscribed in New York city TO
the German Patriotic Aid Society.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-22

IrRlE RAILwYA.
400 MILES UNDER 800 MILES WITHOUT
ONE MANAGEMENT CHANGE OF COACHES
The Broad Gauge, Double Track
Route
BETWEEN THE
ATLANTIC CITIES
AND THE
WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
THIS RAILWAY EXTENDS FROM
Cincinnati to New York 500 Miles,
Cleveland to New York 625 Miles,
Dunkirk to New York. AGO Il Tiles
Buffalo to New York A23 Miles,
Rochester to New. York 5G5 Niles,
AND Is raon
% TO 81 MILES THE. SHORTEST
ROUTE. 50
New and Improved Coaches are run from Cincn
natl. Dayton Urblna, Marion, Gallon, Mansfield.
Ashland, Akron, Cleveland. Warren, NC2dyLc,
Durkirk, Buffalo AID fclie>tC to
New York WithGut Change,
ONLY ONE CHANGE TO BOSTON.
On snd after Monday. November Is, 1862, trains
will leave Meadville at the following hours, viz:
FRANKLIN BRANCIE.-Going south.
Leave:
Meadve, 5.45 a. NJ IL Is A. NJ, 20 p " i,l5 Al
ARRIVE:
franklin, 7.+' " $50 '' 500 " .o5
Oil City, $50 - $50 % $50 " 500
FRANKLIN BisANCaI-.Going North.
LEAVE
Oil City, it5A NJ, 900 A, NJ, 4la p NJ go ?. NJ.
Franklin, . - 93T " $50 9,i5
ARRIVE:
Meadyillc s,l5 1I,a5 us " n,45A"
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-22
GOING EAST.

1856 5. II. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, daily
con Meeting at Cory, Sundays excepted for " nsren
Pa Nayyiie, Broctou and 'rit,isyile. ard On +
or Erie; at Elnira with NprtLeIn &c itrh Railway
Williau-port. II rrsburr. Pailldelphiannd Bal.
imorc and at New York Tor Boston ana new Eng
AID cit cs.
! sleeping Coach is attached to this train at Cir.
cilinati running through 10 New y ori
S.I5 y. VI. CINCINNATI EXPRESS. daily
Suudays excepted. c meeting At Il. champion for
Albany and the "C,ebrat1d summer ls-Orr, Sharon
springs. and at New York for Boston, a-I al New
England cities.
Neat1illt running through u New Yo.k.
l,s5 4. II. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS.
doi ", sundays excepted. CUunccf- OF Great DIns
with DrlaNare, lackawGnrN Il Western RGiwuy
for Scranton, and at New ! ors with Midnight tx
press train OF New jersey Railroad for li,aic-
\ Sleeping Coach Is attacked to this train nj
cleveland, running thrnu-h TO lIor cl'-yiill con.
meeting with Td II having new and improved Draw.
NJ koon Coac-e3 attached, running through II
New York.
2t5 p. VI. ACCOMMODATION, Fanaays
excepted.
a,o5 a. ". ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted.
i,5o 4. II. WAY FREIGHT, Sundays cx
ceptcl.
Boston and New Tnclaut Passcncefs, with their
Balg9ge are transferred FREE or CHARGE in
New York.
Tn best ventilated md most luxurious Sleeping
coaches s5-lN THE WOELDSES accompany uil
night trains on this Railway.
-" The Eric Railway Company hes orened
new Ferry from their jersey city Depot to the font
OF 20 - ssF orS thus rntO ing pt.-cng r.. 10
70 ci,t. upper p-Ttion oi the c- ":itHau. t.e ox-
transfer.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1870-03-22

a. 8. Smiths large stock Of boots and,
hoes is offered at COS, for the next so dny
Dec 3 t.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16
TIE LECruRE sEAs0N.

A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVERED ON THURSDAY
N evening, October co. 1870 o'clock Cooper
ssuts, By The Right Rev lynch, D. D.. Bishop q
Warren street New YORK. under the society 81
Vincent de Paul. Subect-yarous Systems Of Charity Nd
mission Soc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16
INSURANCE..

A DDREss GENERAL INSURANCE AGENCY, BOX
N Ola New York Post once.-Le Insurance &C., etect
ed In all good companies at reduced rates. BUnnsual
advantages and valuable prjviiAsGz secured.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16

- EALns At AUUrIONs
a Z Es4 AI Hss! 3 Hug! 1s: ei sisHH
sssSs Ar dsisrs. 4! .sa IL ssssd Sss
n.n ,LLEs B. HissR iSSsorHER win sv. .A.,.
n q s
ssening and :. hsls spas0Ss
stocks n,,sh q I, Swp: and
.. .ls,r s.lsrs. " % above. =" xtLEs MsEs
AILxS Il AMEN aIIRs Avs sIsss BROTHER
H..; 80. 2; S y: ~. s,n.r.
s.'ssreo@. % Gha@Ss5s and q Read. Streets
N. q, s:ssHz
o'''e SFksiNs sSES o. ~ s sslss''ns
Gii 4 fAlf ,kSs AMP AHp s a4ILkRiks
comprising the rRfvxrE e cohIEcrioN cs well known
Asp
s ae, q sss
'S oo CA srs r sr latest
Psruculars In Time IN
Lien ss 1 aEEss AsgG HIsss snorarr.
HENRY xs Z HIPS \! . MINER
sal..room. % cSa@Ss1s and AZ; II Rsaas streets.
thursday Ge % r. az lad sis S ;r .!
W.; SsSs asS I. y
S.lsI as.;y PEI &c.
Az was rS g: s.rsasr ss IL
% Bruised. rich ssS.s and
S, - :n S'c aVc o.
aca.s sik and Lace can.ina Lounge. crosEcry Gsss
u Ss sas.Dn and
Blankets Toilet Crockery OH Cloths stsr carpea AVA
Lien B b. s nEss H = aHssk BROTHER,
eef nrsny , Y; s Az =, MINER.
k .',.1 y cs han g, and q Read: Streets
Saturday Oct e. 4. iON o'clock = our saissrooms. Is
Zine RoGsEHoID RURHIruRE made 70 order By
bTapnes neors and other rss cass makers ROSEWOOD
rlANOa. CAhrkfs Ac, &c Particulars in time
A RcH. JOHNSTON. AUcTI0NEER,
JOHNSTON 4 Van rAssELL win sell At auction on
between Thrsh and Thirty hrst Streets pay charges
'l ! s s!Hii.ss-T Table.
Lotof heavy bronze Chandelier, Ac-
h6 SHs ST 95hssIGs EHs rAssr
TaE oLpEsT STAND N rae CRY
sAIIsHooA sf PosT Office sSTishREr OPPOSITE THE
THIsIEESrG SfkEGf. sfxs SotKT A. 2v I; tFs'
&fs8 by order Of George Hess.
TSsbSf o.'asss r. S 81 b
No. a SrosaSsy and si'f fhii;shr. st.
,f The stock comprises IN part
''' DR. Drawing iSrG Room aas .0d. A''''''
in SATIN soe. and 1sp mu ssrp Card Tables,
Cribs 4 SSSss TT
s'He'a Assignee.
A RICH. JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER.
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,rIoNEER.-RIch AND BILE

III X. UuLION, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. AMI nsAcr
~ CANT h0ureh0ld In Firth
ADMINISTER, Velvet and Brussels Carpets rcn rosewooo III
solid black walnut Cabpets sdeboardg rich Curtains ana
6ronxee French Plate Mirrors, Bedroom ana Sssemen'
On "wednesday October H. Al i0h O'clock a. NO y Firm
avenue, corner OF Ninth the entire and elegant
ure cf the large private dwcag embracing more Man me
usual assortment a. the house II very large ana VEL ned
wood Armour wsrdrobes, carved Bsdsteads ness nan MAJ
rcsses Drawing Room Dining Room FURNITURE BASE
ment Furniture &c also ali the rich Carpets beds Bed
ing Oh PAintngs China and GLASS ware Cataaoguos CIV
ing fuil particulars be obtained Tuesday sernoon
nj the anction No 70 East Thirteenth street. near
Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16
WATCHES, JEwELRY, &c

AT $40 BROADWAY, CORNER BLEEOKER STREET
N The extreme value paid for Diamonds and Waches
fff sttfshA N4 4h JACOBS h bANulFER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16

ny y COTTON, AUCTIOREER.-LARGE SALE OF
~, ~ cn ourtse.tb strsssThs entire Ynn
~, opposite asinway Hall. win be sold FnaAy DsxI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16
yUILfIAn \. ROBERTS, AUCrroNEER.

W. Supreme Court saie-Mortgags foreclosures
Valuable improved Property IN the NnctccuL ward
ROBERTS MCGUIRE win cell u emotion.
Friday, October 81, 1870 Il IL otssck, noon,
IT. q at the Exchange SaleEocm, III Broadway,
under direction Of James H. Colomn6 Esq, Referees
Seventy street. the thres four sto 0owp stone Housss
and Lots known Nos 10l 6 and 1O East Seventy nr
The houses ciasa with Ill he modern I'm
provements and nearly finished. bapA ~ the auc-
tioneer's Office, 81 Cedar street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16
BILLIARDS.

rTyILI.iARDs.-wANTED. A NEW BILfaARD TABLE
- or slightly IN exchange for Nursery Stock.
Fruit and Ornamental Trees Shrnbbcy, &C. Address MUIR
SERYMAN, No. ~ Cedar street, Newark, N. J.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16

TIDwARD sCHENcK, AUCTIONEER
II United States Navy sale,
BY order or Admiral s. w. 0odon
BY EDWARD SCHENCK, tomorrow, 18th inst, Al Il
O'clock, at the Brooklyn Navy Yard, large quantity Of
Manila and white hemp Hawsers, hemp Seines, RatiDs
hemp and Manila shakngs, Chain, Grapnes Cotton Rags
and Sundries
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16

RyM; DOUGHTY. AUCTIoNRra
- WIN sell by auction, on HonI.. 49,, :. . -,
rSrt ~ r,csIs ~ Nassau street. superb sssor
Library and Cns~Ssr rsrntss ~ sysss amS
Brussels Csrpsss counssEs. Dssks China &C. ~" ihons
any reserve .s.5 ees 4eet 49, - @s~ Ssss"ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16

4 BILLIARD TABLES FOR sALE.-rwO s BY II
Il mahogany two 81 by IL rosewood four pockets each
cloths, balls, cushions lS5 Grand street dosn ocel
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T EVILS Z. WOOD. AUcTIoNEER.
Ia will sell

NEARsHAL's sALE-JACOB BOGART, AUCTIONEER.
M Barroom Furniture Monday Oct u a u o'clocs =.
Pumps Tables and Chairs Kegs ssd Barrels. Glassware
Decanters, lot Wines and Liquors. g., Sc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16
II a. LAWRENCE, AUCTloNEER.
Us LOTS, PLOTS,

~. LOTS, PLOTS, LOTs.
SPLENDID ASTORIA PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
Executors SALE Of John r. Norris Esq executor
OF the estate OF Nicholas Andarese. deceased BY Law
RENEE. OAKLEY FLEuRY Auctioneer. Perempsory
sale OF 81 Lots and House and Lot within 10 mnutes'
walk Of steamboat DOCK from whence Sylvan
Glen and Sylvan Stream; Horse Ralrotd wo bocks
from the property leaving 10 minutes Beautiful su
alton. high ground and Commando views Of New fess
Fourth, Fifth Sixth Frankin avenues village OF
Astoria, Queens county, L. l.
Also N story House, with wing, and Lot z7xlo0 AL OF
Which VII be aesoutsy sold Tuesday 1sh o. Oescesr -
Title perfect Maps full particulars af Auctsoneers
Office 10 Pine street, OF JNO. K NORRIs ESQ, Astoria
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1870-10-16

g HERMAN, AucrIoKEEK,. sALEsRoon NO. y
=. BswsryRe4dy h. a, clothias ssr,s p g
O'Clock u Bows By o.asr Of tAs sssSese and wishsus
Csth Cassisre and Dosskn Pants vevci and cuk Vests
Frock, Sack and beaver Ovscoaas BeAvee Cas.snsfss
chsfe and Counters Sale positive. II lots su tsAlss
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-09-28

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lii-et a4s sr<s ss - esEa-,ss aEH- = 3.
h,1ssrsr ssfhs1- sl>s o. ss~E 81 lsssl< A>s,sz-
AMI -s,yI csrs sia- sew z1ea F.es.-s-ses eek
a -H.s- 1I- a. q. acf-isd.
ArrE>r1sS n Called Co "a, Hrs=sais Il IL: S,a-s
81 Trustees e 1l,. n.sa'> Essssssl - rss. -af;x
a sl. C.d-s Es~s Gu T8I-saIg tl,s 2stl MS rTs-
1Itr--.U
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-09-28

60 @ F----A a. Ezi-1=-'s Eaa-. asEsr :
-zz4--s1zz-L- ss E== $40 a E--E 81 Il
srE-zs e1a- ~ FzE.sa EE-1lr- E11s-z sEIillla
~ eE-=r=rs - E--iz i-r-l-,1T -s=sE y - aas
-sz1r El1-r-l1--T- E-- $40 1znis !. C4sE-
2 80 $50 s-asre - ~ E'ass = E1r 1 ant
-z-----F E1zE ,-z ---zr CO ~ 49, r1 vi
-sa--la1 s--s -lar r. I'm .as sIr-al an as-Is-
z-1zzr $685. r.lE-1rnE M sasassf -I1-
Xxx lr E1ar1 49, - = s---.u.lz sEllfIi liz
-za ny -a-s esT1-- 1arTT r-ars WIS M -.sIIF
$500 sz-.cr n E11i-a- = = rsat ~ n
Eaz- $3.50 ~ - uA-z aEIi Ei-iss slr lE-gE
- A. s-s-s- az e-rrt e. Esa.r rls- ~
= szlT aau1r rEs $685. izEzzza.lE szuiz;E 3. ssz
-E1r-t11z---rzra
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-09-28
AUCTION SALES.
Bv ADAMS $ WILDER.
Marshal's Sale.



PEroRE First Assos'a's Jas''cs HARrwELi.
SLsxsNpER J, CARTWRIGHT. cewplsisaas, '.
:. W, kHAwGaCNAnAi.A, and wife nfNAh
k6KAAkC. defendants.
Hy virtue u aecrSe sss=ea eat e the SapFszs
Csuss e la~ aaa ssss,y Il The Hawaiian Islands in
Aver 81 tSe SAove psnea Somglsiaant sgsiast J. ".
KeAweS=ssAAis sa& niaAA krSsSkp his vie. defend.
Ssts, tss sAe ss@ q Mae hspdrc3 and HSeAty-eae
SSH Sel'sss SaS essts amounting te Vhs suns II
Gee AssSre& aza TAuV-three dollars sRa twenty
SVe SeatS sAsll expose At feele AGc;,cr ap0a the
premises n HSsels,a "a THURSDAY, the sstA asN
e SsrssGSsr A. ~ Isle 81 n e'elock ncSa. Sn the
right title s1S sssereSs ., the Saia J. W kesWehsns-
AslS asa niash, his wife in and 10 al and singular
tie asrsSsee3 PRAISES set fertA and described in the
@sstSsse e The seapsisAut in this sled. and
therein DESERVED as &,e~ss
Al that esgssi= pscoe e land With houses and i'm
P-VVe=er<S tAereoa situated in kSaSeraa. AOnclola.
ls'ss& e; OSAs, in l.saS ConnisSiSa Award SSSe
saa ReyS, Patsa, 1891 described Asa bounded as
fsrewS- eeez,ska ssa aaS BE kiAi SSaa naUkS .
rst ne ~ Ksars re ke Sc Keaehiki. helo ikAi
"a he kesGaa. mi pa Kcnehiki. uaalsilA .
eski he Xiii SSss IA hale,epe nsekS. Halaila
aka ~ he kHA he IA hac,sgo hello lSsi hiki ma
Re SiAi akas . ka ksnale M is knaana me kamAo-
tsi = h,is "a ara AiSi kaAi hspAlHA Sleloia ne
ksk.he "a ssas 7AAels ponSi Inv. lOkS keis alma
kep~se ana Sshi kasaaa chi mai mai ukA
mai kozo SssS Sa,saGS / a she'e ia. ASlS ans ma
a @eas psi ne b ksSshe ne WaiSsne hiki ke
kfeS Hikiaa aaska pii ana ne keSna = me Wal
kane Ga IA AHA els'eiN ksis p&lsp&la. togeth-
uisA ali the Rlests privileges arpur;en4nscS Aad
sssdiass te Tie saue eesonsias. AlSo certain
wcS&ca House situated in Kikihae. Hoaolala. Oahu.
1z3 e-Ve,s3 ngea The lSna q KarAkA-
Cues> the sad decree eo<ss 81 salt and nv fees and
Submissions be PrsViOsSly sAsissei.
". c. PARkk.
Marshal.
ADAMS WILDER. Anes'rs.
MArsA&rs oEee. A1g, -. lS7e- SS-st.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-09-28
GoTT NIT UHs.

TIE AUR DEN SANDWICH IHgELH
IL snvsssndsn Dsutsshsn ssrdsn hisrdurc1 os1ssh-
rehtiEt dass In Kons1lats De- Ssrddsats.hnn
Bszdss Listsa n BsffrsSzss fzsr die Vsrpesrunr
FsrEundstsr ind suF UDisrItasfsung der Hitfwsn
md Waissn gsfziiensr dsufschsr Krisrsr mr zsi1h-
Bunz saseslsgt sind.
Tessrs dsgtsehsn Brasder IN der Hsinafh opfsrn
Cat md Blut Tur vertheidigung ysterissndisehsn
BodeBs and ds1tsehsr Ehre Allen hissgen dsufasbsn
PafFiotsn pird hisrdzrsh sbsnls GsIsgsnhsit esrs-
ben hrs eympsfhis fusr DsztsebasEs gsrsckfs 6nehs
dartb die That bekrseftigsn-
Helft rzssb sad aaeh Krssfien.
Honoi1lz, IL August, 1879. sl-d
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-09-28

A-A-s- ~ 4cc--zSr--la>z Si-1-asE- yrE1c
ua1 sasi,s-i sr -ir, --,u Tss-s., go rs sa,sl1s1
sI-lzIis.i b "a -n,;lllery 9, -r-- asis;, alssa
~ g,,z -l-z 4 "a 30 ,5m. -a-sr Sc An slas
ID. .l--l..- Es1ls c-a-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1870-09-28
Liberal Advances Made ON all Ship
menfs per steamer.

InHrznes Zusrsntssd at Lover Rates thaa b. Sail
inz Vessels- Particular care taken Of Shipments Of
Pratt.
Al orders for Goods % be psrskassd IN Sas Fran-
esso E Be reserved, and filed b. return Of Steamer
- Shipments from Europe and the United States.
intsHdsd FOR these Isiands, vii be received b. tie
Company Ia San Praneisso. If consigned % thea and
he forwarded By their Steamers 70 Honolals, FneE
o. czaKGk, except actusl outlay.
Ez-Pssssngsrs are requested TO take their tickets
bsfors Il eeisek the day Of sailing and . pro-
cure their Passports.
E-An Bills against the Steamer must Be pre-
rented before tEo o'slock the day Of sailing o.
they VII have 10 lay over tin the return Of fhs
STEAMER for ssttisnsnt
LIN H. HAcKFELD 4 CO., Ars.ts.