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Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-03-24
nv THE Cambridge.

Liverpool, Tuesday Morning, 10th
Jan. 1888.
The business of our cotton market
last week commenced well. An inn
proved demand, for the moment impair
ted firmness to our prices; but, as we
proceeded, such was the extreme ankle
~ Of some holders to sell, that the buy
ers became alarmed and showed less
disposition ,S buy, and lower rates were
accepted by the sellers.
The chief sales ma6c in Upland were
"a TO II Sd; and in New Orleans
from "a to 81. The reduction flom the
hightet point in December, is general
" 3-S to Alb, and even decline of Id,
we have reason to believe has been
submitted to, and possibly more. New
ertheless we let our quotations rest as
they are, till we see what this week
may do for us. At present there is very
little new Upland at market to com
-mand over 81 and not much will even
repch this price, the value Of the great
bulk is Sd and lssassar,' anu, 1B7enesParfr
manifested last week be carried into
the business of the present week, we
must go lower.
The imports of oil sorts of Cotton in
to the Kingdom since the LIST inst, a.
mount to 26,7OO bales, against 23,l0O
received during the same time last year,
and from the United States we have
received l5,4O0, against lS,400 bales.
The stock at this port on the 18th inst,
amounted Of all kinds, to $4,000 a.
gainst 49,, 1000, and of Am, riean sepa-
rately, it was estimated at $4,000 a.
eainst 81 1000 bales.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-03-24
TYPOGRAPHICAL PROMOTION.

We think this little village of Cana
joharie is a fortunate place for the pro-
baton of PRACTICAL PRINTERS. The
three last who lefs this place, are pro-
noted as follows-Mr. Calhoun Justice
of the peace in Oswego-Mr. John d.
Freeman district attorney in Mississip-
pi--Mr. Cant memper of the Michigan
legislature.--.NcD York Radii.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-03-24
LrvrRpooL COTTON MARKET, JAN.6.

The sales of Cotton during the week
amounted only to 1920 bales.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. l2-lS,250 bags of
Cotton have been sold the past week
at decline of Of a penny. The ar
rivals in the same time were $4,000
bags. The demand had been good the
early part of the week; but owing to
the desire Of the holders ofnew Cotton
to realize the market, had given way
an of penny. Upland quoted from
Ga a 81.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-03-24
are establishet

SEC. 43. Be Il further enacted, That
the State shall BE divided into eight Bank
ing districts, in seven of which said dis
trlcts there shall be established branch
Of said bank, with the capital before pro
vided for to each, for the purpose of afford
ing banking facilities to the citizens Of
those counties that compose said districts
the mother bank shall be required to do
the additional business of one district.
SEC. Al. BE It further enacted, That
alter the sale Of the bords for raising the
capital of said Union Bank hereinbef6re
provided for, and after the realizing the
proceeds OF said sale on said bonds. if shall
be the duty of the board of directors q,
said bank to refund and pay over 70 the
subscribers to the capital stock of said
bank, the. amount paid By. them in cash
on said stock, as required in the eleventh
section OF this act, with interest Mt the
rate OF five per cent. per annum. so;l
retunding to take place, and be made a.
follows; one-thiTd In thirty DAYS: one.
third in sixty days. and one-thrd in nine.
ty days after the said time herein above
recited and provided for.
SEC. IS. BE IL further enacted Thu,
the board Of directors OF said Union R.nL
are hereby authorised and emuowereI
to fix such salary or compensation az tbcy
may deem necessary and proper for tbs
commissioners appointed hy tho thirteonth
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24
WAC WARD Returns.
LEGO Foco RErvssS

a25
In the sth ward DuseHberry had 42-Frost a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24

for he has too much experience ever to be
partisan-but as philosopher, as patriot, as
an independent, thinking, and rejecting eeng-an
animal that may be called phenomenon IN human
affairs The history of the various movements OF
beth parties in every part of the state, from this time
up TO November next will be faithfully collected, re-
corded, compared and commented on in this paper.
We shall investigate and analyze the results of the
last few years, and endeavor to place. accurately and
fully before readers the state OF the question: each
day, each week, or each month, rs the new events
turn up on the tide of time, like dead mackere with
their white bellies uppermos on the tide OF the eter-
nal ocean. 1t will be in fact, such PERIODICAL PHI
oscphica analysis of the political elements, heavng
and throwing in this state as we daily give OF the
financial elements, rushing and raging throughout the
nation.
In aid of this project perfectly original in this
country--we Acknowledgements men of both parties,
and in every county-sach men as love beautiful truth
with rapture and adore more beautiful woman with a
deeper rapture-to forward inform alton in detail of
the several districts so that by comparing the whole
in this great central point of thought and beauty we
may be able to reach some probable and accurate OPT
Mon as to the result of the next state election and
the fate of Francis Granger and William L. Marcy
ia November involving as it does the fate of Henry
Clay and Martin Van Buren, in 1910.
We are on the eve Of greater movement in New
York, and deeper excitement in the Union, than any
country has seen since the call of Abraham
The preliminary contest for November begins this
day the work. Both parties, we learn, intend to &C.
lebrate the recent vetory-both claiming 1t to be
theirs-and both swearing, like moss troopers on a
foray that they will carry New York next fall, per
as aut neas, which being interpreted in the locofoco
vernacular, means-"agin all natur."
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This plan ia adopted in order to give cur Patrons IN
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Nv fresh remittance, expect 1t to cease at the
close of the period for which it had been paid. SUB
oeribers will therefore understand after this nouce
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yeiiow i0rappiag paper.
By this method we furnish individual SUBSCRIBERS
with proper notice, without putting them 10 the eA-
pense of postage, and thus shave Amos hehdaii' ny
way of requtal for his shaving so often our suosci-
bes. The fashionable morals of the present day. Us
sanctioned by the Honorable the Kitchen CABINET
are 10 cheat as much you can, SO that the ID"
does not reach YOU do not practice on TINS primer
ple 10 any extent except wnen have dealings WIN
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inc that the Herald has failed, when, at the same
time. know full well that it is regularly mailed
Why these complaints? Because many OF Amos
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the Iineaments of their master accurately depicted.
They read laugh, but forget TO put the Herald into Hs
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24

The New York state elections, which take place IN
November next viii determine the ascendancy, either
ofthe wing or Of the democratic party in this state
and this decision in New York will inevitably give the
mex, presidency in the election Of i940 either to so-
qucnt Henry Clay Of Kentucky, of cunning Martin
Van Buren, of Undertook
At the recent election in this city, both parties were
nearly equally balanced, the actual dieresce not be-
inp l6o votes in 400o0-a mere trifie in popular
contests The position Of both parties is believed to
be- similar throughout the state-thst s TO say, neck
asa neck tail and tal-vsry like whale, and very
like whale.
In this condition Of things, the Editor and Proprie
Tar Of the NEw YoRK HEsALp, having pity for the
Ignorance Of man, and love for the beas,y Of
.ramau. will turn some Of his attention TO politics
durino the next six months-nst as partisan,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24

THE PHILOSOPHERS STONE AT LAST
u DIsCOvEHEDi-Dr POETTS Erra,cs,or nev-- fails
eradicate certain delicate complaint " taken at the
sukrentand II longer rstion, sim
gle bottle generally sufess Every afflicted he
his pAysici,n, for the directions faithful and
rpressive enable the Individual hrs disease
well method Of preventing H. Indeed
said thar the prevacncs Of his annoying compliant has
drriaiy The Eradsaor has public
II sits easy the stomach without taniisg the breath.
For sale By A. h. D. sspos. rnisn and william
rcss synle cor. Bowesy anil waher and B-nd
and Rowery; n. Nopes a4t Broadway, apo r. Burnet. B
prire al uasalm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24
Clark's minority Oil

MAI. for CLARK over Morgaa 3,3s2
Jsques 4,24S
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24

GSnO REwAWD.- .CRoss's sPECltlC MIA
sDDVU TURE-Forthr csre VI 9onorrh0s, Glssts strsf
asd analogous complaint 81 the generann
Oh Oh remedies yet discovered o the Sove complaints tins
u the certain
II makes speedy and permanent cure, vithout the least
regard diet drink, chsage IN appea ion 10
business.
we give M long quaetsh recommendations 70 deseive the
public If the medicine speak tse shall
speak Cor ~ Oar object Il notiy where be had,
and ,hat tie proprietor challenges snge .,
cent gonorroea be brought IN which the Mrtare will
effect q rs Did cure under a forfeiture OF s5oa
This disease that unfortunately psrvsdes all ranks Of
sociey-high rich aud poor, matr al and snge
They presented with remedy By which they
themselves without the least exposure in the shortest
time possible
Fuhe disease be csrrse,edH d.se ofthe Ms
tpre istshen At righton going 10 bed when exposed
put botes With full directions accompanying
e bottle. One bottle lasts week, which generally
Many cured In two days.
FOR sale only Br VIM ~ Minors drug store, No. f95
Broadway coraer of Dey ~ tFrsnkln pousel New York;
Philadelphia a2a 3ns
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24

Clark's majority over the whole, los
The following are the official returns for Mayor IN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24
IJUNTE n's oELNBRATED x ED DROPS

TIUNTEHsS GEL &ED DROPS
IL FOR Ns's.tsL.-Odics Division sl-Nevrr known 10
faii-Those afflicted with vencrea disease informed
ey find snte certain ard eeetusl by apply
ing nj Divoa The of this medicine n such that
days. matter how aggravated the case; IN sdden IA us be-
certain hs intimate
being unable detect the oft Both
H. with perfect safety without regard circumstances su
aou diet The wonderful effected
medicine In different parts OF the u States
have rendered so celebrated that Is In universal demand
from Mase To Florida.
Out of thousands in single Instance has been
known fail; Of 10 20 standing have
been after every thing else has aed Ccrfcsss
be ny applying at this Office.
The OF puts all competitions de6snce
yos wish remedy be aEd find No. Division tie
only place In the city where II il sold
Te prevent mistakes bottle will have The written sig
nature Of Or. w. LEylSoN, OF whom be obtained pr
vstely q ahtirnes. m18. lfss
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10. ..o,xuEs Aso ASSISTANTS.

Wing tot maj. AID ss5 s9 jouy II Assistants.
Leaving average majority in omaon Council between
sss and $50, of SIC.
The above the exact msjsrities. In the annexed
table give the of those who have the MAORI
ties, together with the total vote in each ward
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24

Those marked with a star are wings, and are eiec'
Cd, and those marked with dagger are locofocos an
selected.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24

a. OLD LINZ OF LIvEaPOOL PACM
go ETs.-Ths Old Line Of Packets will be dspstchea
The suhsrrib~rs, san from New Yerk and Liver
pool on tee 18TH ofesch month with the ptou hz
whes ing day falls susdsy, the saps viii al
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24

Evsrs Esg and Adam Tredwe, Ksq having deeinsd
PTs.snt Theodore ssa-rh%aiis' ESQ. Vice ss:s.
dent j25
rTHE HOWARD INsuRANCEcOmPAN
New Cap tai $500 000-0ice No. "a w all sITbis Co
continues mako Against loss aad damage Fire,
and iaiand Navigation.
= Havsr;, President, DayidLe
Caleb o. Halstead, Joseph Otis,
flashing G. Tucker, VIM. Couch,
.yebal Jaeger, Megs ID; Benjamin,
: Phillips ,y1 rhsHiI Mos Moses n Allen,
B. L. woelley. John Rankin,
is LEWIS PHILLIPS. Secretary.
GkEsSWICH INsUfANCE 00MPIANv-
mage buildings description, merchandise,
a,S1Is Kind: q properly lake:
DIRECTORS.
Asher Martin, Henry J. Seamss,
James n ,, Mells, N Ns,n.nis Jarvis w
Isaac L varaA, Abraham Courseu,
Wm y Havemeyer VIM G. Rhinsasder,
John Dclamater, Robert Halliday.
JOSEPH TORREY Secretary is
JEEEEKs3N ON INsyKANNsE GoM l nS
ny oontnues damage by fire bund-
S s%ss. y % Z. s !.
favorable any other Office.
DIRECTORS
Thomas w, Tbsrne, John H. Lee.
Ed%:rS D. oG ao~ei, Dr. II. Ds, u. i Rss:,s
Thomson Price, ~ Hanson,
John Aorss, Dr. b. X Robson,
John C. Merritt, stephen Lyon,
AleI Mastrrton, Caleb c. Tuns,
Francis r. Sage, - Ssml Unsierhif
GEO T. HOPE, Secretary. jos
ddafhNs ssSEScY-Eo i wal !. sG 1p :,.i;. a.
pied by Trnders' Insurance Company.-Ths Company
a~ ss h. in
buildings, msrchande and personal properly ~
capital sock having paid w- secured bond
mortgage the public may rely that all ose: sSAned ~ III.
| promptly paid.
Edmund Frost, President jeremiah Jehnscn.
M smu sneisr .''''"' Charlie. O. Hssdy,
Henry p i Rosers. s John ssilnsa,
William Wyckof.
" Vice President ssd Ages
ii fHNYs H.aora c9snec.I.ussTis Company E in.ss.
agaiqe damage or BY fire. dwelling houses. .,sre. .s
perry. on isv.r.bis other ofces The foisws
gentlemen comprise g. the Board Of DiTss,'r e.
5 SIp aya, rerr'' samuel eon H. iru..ins,s
Samuel Williams, George Putnam,
ELrPHALEr TERRY. President
JAMES O. BoLLEs secretary
connected with The ccs be made n, sub
cTssr duly .ppos% Agent tot ss Guy
""'~s :" 80 r. d. MORGAN, Agent,
i25 OMce No. 50 Front 81
LcAsT RIVER FIRE INSUHANCE CON
Il PAnYNo4s ilsn st. sext Ger south ~ Wall street
and opposite exchange, continues 10 insure
loss or damage by upon all houses and other buildings
and upon goods, wares and nerchasdsae
DIRECTORS.
J,n,s, Nc Brds, Joseph Kerpochss-
John Moorhess, James bowes,
John Peters. John Brouwer,
r. L. Williams, John wilson,
Thomas surprn Robert Dyson,
Henry W. HIS Charles Oakley,
Wm. Mandevile, X b. Osrood
Campbell r. Whit, Abner Weymsa,
Robert piRo-, George Scggehah'
Hamilton Murray, Thomas Nssrnh,
John q. Hicks
gssILIIuAN. Secretary. rs
"a. OLD LINE OF LIV POOL PACM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-04-24
STERLING,s ORIENTAL BALsAMIC COM

SyERLING'S ORIENTAL BALSAMIC COM
~ f0UNDAn sficacieus. salutary End efeetua remedy
In all Of Leucor rha Involuntary Emissions seminal
weshpe rresuary ofh Msnses Iriiaed o. dsessed
ton the bladder and In all diseases Of the Urinary Organs
The immediate relief generally afforded by the Of the Sal
same Componns in short Of time, has much height
ed its celebrity the Of the above diseases u conf
desy offered with accompanying certificates Of the
Of the British scny which will the high reputs
ton IN which the unique preparation Is valued.
Prepared only by w. Sterling, White Chapel London Sold
Wholesale and retail by -
NATHAN B. GRAHAM,
m2Ttf No. 90 Nassau street. corner Fulton
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sEEMRY Il LEE g go, No } Magazine street arc
4 row receiving from SLIPS Nashville, Louisville,
Kentucky, Eagle, s'ad other late arrivals tram he
::ll'crn cities, large aH,l new se!estcd assortment
I,His, Bo"is, shoes aud Brogans,
consisting OF g'n':ctrtn's fine calf and Morocco boots
Ito 2. luay do bui'd ant stout wax pcsgcd boots
various qualities; mems fine calf seal aud Morocco,
.hlpe ne,s fine call and kppcd pegged shoes and
roglis; ito boots; 10 kip and wax pegeeti shoes
I'd brngmsi gen,lemcu's hest quality cali sewei shoes
t.ngans aud Jack Dnwu.nss; do calf and Morocco
ckle shoes and brogans; do calf, seal and Marocco.
,dian shoes aud slippers, do calf, buff seal WINGS
new ARTICLE; do fine calf, sell and morocco quarter
lots; boys misses and chilarens pcgged and sew CT!
b.osans, and shoes OF every quality and Kind
Also general assortment Of mems stou, wax and
r's't lmogams and shoes, together with 10000 pairs
egro best quality, russell bros,ns, nailed in III,
.anks, made expressly for plantation use good as
r'mcni of mems fine aud stout kip russell, b,n,:,s y
W article, and alge quantity OF al inferior luallt,
sset and wax bras:uia
Ladies' fine calf seal, morocco and grain wets and
pmp sole shoes; do fine French Morocco AM, kid run
II md slippers; do shoes, will, aud without heels;
cali, seal and stout leather booecs; do irunela shoe,
sall kinds and qualities; do lasting brogans; 40 ;,e,-
Il AMI toAe'l boo,ees Misses lasting spring shoes anu
u gans. Chillens colored Morocco aud lasting bro
= and boots, &c.
;cntlene.'s fine fashionable black silk hats; do black
IN l'at beaver do ri superior quality; do imitation
q ram 10; broad and narrow hiinl mems fine d,lb a,,
VII tx Rnssa short mapped hats, article. Yotlhs
In ;e size hats OF different qualities; do chillrea's
" ms and bc)s black aud dr:.b wool hats of various
sM pes, with general assortment of bows aud mems
seal caps
his assortment VIII be replenishe by the arrival of
chh packetstrom the named cities, all of which
Wilde sold on accommodating terms. als 1T
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DOLBEAR'S Science of Pcrnansbip received, aud
~ for sale ut their permanent Writing Academies
No. Churcs street., New Orleans, l6J Broadway
Now York, Dauphine st., Mobile
1t particularly designed for private learners, aud
schools, and is calculated for persons otail ages.
Ladies' and gentlemen invited to call and examine
the system for themselves.
Lessons gwen at slch houses as NAV suit the
convenience of ALL and 10 classes formed in any part
Of the city.
Ladies who prefer can receive lessons their own ref
sidences.
Persons paving for - of lessons are desired
O attend until they write t, we'll as they wish.
nj DOL BEAR Il BROrItR
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REM. LEVY.
SPAIN REVISITED, &c. SC

SPAIN REVISITED, &c. SC
MAIN REVISITED, &c, by the author o A ycey
~ in Spain in vols.
n'fs q lnd1aa character generally applicable tt,
the AhorIgnies of North America, by & Turner, Ess
The Political Grammar, of the United STATES, mr. !.
complete view the theory and practice Of the genera
and state governments, with the relations hev cen them
dedicated and adapted to the young men OF The United
Suites, by Z D Mansfield, ESQ.,
Nt""odS Hunting Tours inerspersed with character
stc anecdotes sayings and dongs of sporting men, in
Guiding notices OF the principal crack riders of Eng
with anay ,cal contents, and general index of nnnes
volumes.
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TO THE LADIES.

TO THE LADIES.
a TkiNSoNS DEPllIATOitY, FIR renewing s,,-
: Il periiuaus lair from the fJce neck aud arms with
equal safety and certainty, leaving the skin liner and
whittier than before the application. A fresh snpnv
just received al fiIIION,S fiS
No Exchange hotel, corre, ST Charles and Conmcr
is -,
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NO IGaIiCURY MOE CoPAIyA =,

NtW WY
A Bolt six months ngo had The misfortune To get
secret diseasr, Tor " hch have applied to sese-
raj doctors ur cure, and they did not Gure me- now
Oh the nbov. Date ,nt snytelf uner the Of Doctor
Huet and expect him cure me- Since that tine
the hi-es got worse, To break out iii large ulcers
To the number of six eight h leg, and all over
my lace, mi sore throat, and hot able to work ut he
present time account Of the disease large nicer
the right side cG the throat. am putting myself
confidently under the OF DR.. Huet, Of Paris,
TO b.. rerectt, cured JOHN DEAN.
|, "
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BIZ l. N FOR THE TEETH
reputation and cons'urtlyincrca ms
demand for this c!le.tuul remedy OF pain, and pre
sersalye of the teeth, has induced The sui. criber
offer it 10 the American public. Arrangements hav
been made 10 supply agents in all the princiy; ellie
and towns i'll the United States, TO place it ithi
the reach OF those suffering and likely suffer this mos
!iar,ssing OF all aches, rootn-ache.
When applied according directions given on
bottle, it has never failed % afford immediate and
manen relief. 1t also arrests the decay IN Geti.ctv'
teeth, and relieves that heh so tr4gucntl,
renders strong tooth useless The application and
remedy are snlT,e innocent, an not unpleasant; and
the large number OF persons in different sections of III
country, that have air a1y experienced such delightful
and sauary offsets from the of the Balm, are ready
to bear tIor the public gooc) their testimony to its m
rvaed qiallues. 1t is an Indian remedy, obtained
'ngularly and unexpectedly, and he regar led by
the civilized world as the valuable discovery
redman Of the woods.
Pltce 81 per bottle. Sold by
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LATE PUBLICATIONS.

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such hints the practice Of Physc, Surgery, and the
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FOR THE CURE OF

Scrofula or Kings Evil, Chronic Rheumatism,
Chronic Cutaneous Dis Pains in the Bones by freq
, eases, use of Mercury
the blood being in vitiated state.
This very concentrated Syrup is prepared with the
greatest Pharmaceutical and accuracy and contain
the active principle of Sarsaparila in the most con,en
rated degree combined with other vegetable substance
OF known efficacy.
The great dcsideratum with physicians in being abb
70 exhibit large quantity of Sarsapnriia in sns
dose has been obtained in this preparntion-hev being
,iliy convinced OF It's merits, confidently administer
;, Price 81 SO per bottle Sold only at SWAIN
hEoTHEt'S drug store, No. | lCanal street, wl,e-
may be had, fresh and genuine drec fro The prrr,
tors Swam's Pnnacea and Vcrniflge, Pocr's C,t,nli
con- Carpenters Preparations, and large and genera
assortment of fresh drugs, nj
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MAZE ARRANGEMENT

,,,, NIL Due Every Day at ~ Nj
N0'"'e'" """' Closes Every day at 10I A. n
Western W Ma RI Friday by j. p M n. ''''''S II"
W " Tas y que Closes every Monday, Wndncsda
e'"s'' and Saturday, by 9, p. NJ.
rh. NAL Dae every Tuesday, Thursday,
'"e ha o;a MA" Satnrda, by p. nj.
VI" Closes every Monday, Wednesday
EXPRESS MAIL.
TIMES OF ARRIVAL DEPARTURE DISTANCE
&c. OF the Express Mail, betw"~n Mobile and New
Iork-leaving Mobile daily at 3 p. NJ. Nortlwar
New York daily at p, NJ Southwark.