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OPINIONS OF PHYsTcTANq

IT Aowasend almost daily receiving orders from pbvs
eia IN IN different parts Of the Union - NUN ~"
tbs 11ty eglly mat We, the undersigned Physcans of
WY Of Albany have in numerous cases prescribed Or
sSarsapana, and believe n 10 e one Of the most
valuable preparations in the market = y '1 V -
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1000 CASKS a THHHto5MA / sri MEADOW ROCK
A - Ll 9oS Si sTR0Ub is CO. l4s Common
TT78E WESTERN PiLOT---A complete guide to tfavsI-
s. g9a Month North G 9n 'd ts MISE ssp ohio and s
Fys a "a the ssTs9' E99 sAi S. Go II. s. cbae
q TtyO DAY 15HR8N0MEFE6s splendid ssira.
y meats male by Thomas Heylst, Liver2oq Tor sale ~
,sar, haitgsaS 1sserahons and Bienyie street
1S77BT. VI WORFHiNfiTON, t}saerqt -ageat aaa
y osseT Rodney Jssop G0 II Sstes pss Ao
counts &c this and the southern part Ct
E Rio, f5' Best N BSyy New 0Isa S:1 w
PEo s Hang county sams spa
DISSOLUTION.
TVyHE COMPREHENSIVE heretofore existing between
the UNDERSIGNED in the auctiem end Commission bus-
T. o. PIERsON Is charged with the settlement of the
'u''nes' VI 'ne AllH j. a. B6NNEVAL.
e1- The subscriber will continue the Auction AND
the sale and purchase Of Real Estate Negroes and all ohei
property consigned to ha, poogOrpVAT 81 cr.v;s,
New Orleans. Auss 1873 Ro-'-'ll'1-N' aas6
4 y. AINsWORTii. ylqrlns and Commercial Notary.
n. No 80 CAMP stlset, holding Commissions rom the
YORh, MISSOURI LLTE0Is, INDIANA, TENNEs sEE PENN
DEL4 WARE ALABAMf NAME, NoRTHC ARoLINA SOUTH
CAROLINA, GroRsIA NEwJERsEY ONO MICHIGAN,
CONFEGTCUT is prepared to take depostiOns and execute
and perfect all nds of instruments TO be used recorded
sal States and the Territory Of WISCONSIN. The usual
2rOmpitude al his Office is continued in all Notanai bgs
ness. mh5
PUMPS AND .ATHING APPARATUS 60.
IulN MCCARTHY Plumber, No. 1874 Camp street &
y New Orleans, has Just received new and large DO
ASSORTMENT of Brass Cocks, various Force and A
Lift Jumps; Beer Pumps, &c &c; Cooking Ranges; SA
Bsthng Tubs aud Shower Baths Also, laying and repair
ing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead work of every desopOn Ship
anu Steamboat work promptly put and repaired AL
dels promptly attended to.
EB- Charges moderate. mh2 ly
VINEG Ar ESTABLISHMENT
EE Undersigned is constantly manufacturing and has
torsale very Iper0r article of VINEGAR, z7EEN
which he will guar nlee to improve by age, and EA
viii deliver it. free of charges, in any part Of {H 81
the City or Lafayete ct the following reduced s2&
pIIee TO suit tile times viz: Butts so gallons 94 Barrels 30
galOus 50 Is Barrels 40 gallons. cents D gallon A ibe
discount mi.de tJwhOlesae custoIpens.
F5 line lTOpped in the Postotiiee will be puneaay
attended to. lap29 IT, JOHN H. WEBB.
Corner Common aud Mara sts opposite Charity Hospital
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sCROFULA CURED.
THREE CHII.nRrN

This certificate conelusvey proves that this Sasapars Ia
perfect control the most obstinate disease of Inc Bn
Three persons cured in one house is Unprecedented
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SPLITTING BLOOD.

NEW YORK, ApnI ., I54I.
Dr. TO1aseRd-l verify believe that your SaTsaparilla
has been the means through Providence of saving lie
have for several years had bad cough. Ii became worse
and worse At last raised large 90 ntties OF blood had
night sweats and greatly debIated and reduced and
did not expect tOiys have only used your SaTsapara
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
In me- am now able to walk all the city raise no
blood and my cough has left me. You can well imagine
thai am thankful for these results Your OBJ DIT servant,
WIN. RUSSELL, 65 Catherine st.
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sons o. rEMPRRANoH.
Temples "a Honl

PLEDGE without solemny pledge my honor as
fhat vii make buy, SELL beverage,
sniTiituous Malt Liquors, Wine or Cider.
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PHILADELPHIA wHEELwRIGHTs WORK.

THE subscribers Agents for the well-known mandatory
Il Of WILLON CHILDs 4 Co, Philadelphia, have now
landing and in extensive assortment Of every de-
se5iption Of Wheelwnghts' work, as follows:
the tread
Is Ok and Hors VFs-o,y ,,,6 erd ,.fh,1f bo5s- -
Gus sizes $3.50 ~ ~ 80
tread. - -
~ Carts, light and heavy.
100 WheelbaFrows with sbif4ins sffa..
80 Canal Bauows
ne above stock wall be increased By every arrival from
when VIII enable them 10 offer to Planters and
aerchans this season larger and more complete ass0
nsh O. these afces than has heretofore been Offered in
ms MARKET Prices viii be reasonable ters liberal and Nh
articles fully guaranteed -
=, EMERSON, TOURNE & Co.
~ los TchouptpElat st.
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Temples Of Honor.
Grand TEMPLE or HOHoR or THE STATE or W.T.
= III = 8, T. BFpee 9 " y IS "
Lugenbqhl g w Y i Nm n; Il. BInnaags, = y y s
Trippiti G w CHAPLAIN: w. II. Rondegn, G w W; I.
s. Barry, w g. D. I. Weymouth Z = w L.
FtgN DEeRRr Temple No 1-ETeets ........ at Tenn
De Hail IS Canal 81 Ilffcers-O NJ. Wozenealt. w u n
Rufus fsI l. Bruce, W vi r Barry, w D T; 7 b
Heart w D R Erastus Wells, w y IIeasuTeT Hn H.
Rondeau, w d U; a. G. Porter. w u; W. Ahen,
WD G: J. McCracken. w Dis
LOUISIANA TEMPLE OF HONOR, No. 1-Meets at |.
evening az haltpast o'clock q 095eers-J Reed "
Fe,J j01n VAR "A. G. RedieR, W Thomas Filth
w T WIN. Tintamann w I; j. Babcock w U Jas
McGiowan. w c. John g. Wilson, w 5.
OCEAN TEMPLx o. HoNoR. No. 2-Meets every other
w Scott w e; g. Hale w v 7; g. Sherwood, w r.
RI gsndeWEg B s. TWPYlII W% How H9WSPs
Grundy. w s; IL Lugenbuhl, Chaplain.
oREF4Es TE qs Or is HoE9R, No: 8-ssts at the
ether Tuesday evening, at TX O'Clock Qieers-Thos B.
Heart, w CT; ?; Van BeuTen, w T; Jasper Smith,
M NJ wG J. Addison. W s; W. Ahern' Past
CRYSTAL TEMPLE OF HoNoR, No. 4-Meets semi
Aonhy, alternate Monday evening, at Temple all
van Wyek, w " r; Ii. G. Blinn, w R; A. S. Foster W
R; James Demarest w ]; Joel d. FRENCH w + K; r.
Baumgartner, w W Horace G. Loring, w ID VI Ed a. +.
PWCT.
oDEoy TEMP5E or HONOR, No. 5Aeet9 ssmi,monthlyi
Fount Division No IL Teho1pitoulas street Officers
AIey e IL r. q CIT b B Sabs WszuisnE Hail
Hfnf Pay RaSs, H o hoy R6,, o f W
Rondeau w ct.
MAGNOLIA TEMPLE OF HONOR. No. 6-shrsveport. La.
PRovnExcE TEMPLE OF HoNoR, No Located at Pro
U mas II 1r iSri Rent n RGGTf B 30
". B. Ledbetter, W Larehe w ~. Il; John H
WIG; r. A. Barley w S.
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pRRT OF ZEE LArR REPuRLIo o. rEXAs

DEBT OF THE LATE REPUBLIC OF TEXAS.
THE undersigned offers bis services as agent for the re
sentation and adjustment, with the State of Texas Of
ALL CLAIMS FOR MONEY, against the lat Republio
OF Texas. Those wishing to engage his services can 10
BY calling addressing him No 81 P0Vdras street
Nee Orleans. MEmUCAN HUNT, Of Texas
~ Reerto C. A. Jacobs. G. Burke Aceei abranche
. . Prsntlss. and Bale PeytOn, Es0rs. al9tf
THE GRAEFENBERG ooMPANY's CURE
FOR DYSENTERY, &c.
HE success which has attended this Medicine renders
an imperative duty incumbent upon the propTeOr 10
MAKE sn9xgn To- and appreciated by the public that tie
GRAEFENBERG DYSENTERY SYRUP IS Of inrne-
date efficacy in the most violent and obstinate cases of Dy
eneTy Darrhga etc. and giving immediate relief 10 the
patient. The may be said Of their
CHILDRENiS PANACEA for Summer con,pIainfs efc
SARSAPARILLA COMPOUND;
HEALTH BITTERS-in papers:
VEGETABLE PILLS
FEVER AND AGUE PILLS:
EYE LOTION.
And for every description Of inflammation Bruises Burns
and Scalds, the GREEN MOUNTAIN OTNTMENTis
a sovereign remedy.
An Of The above may be found at WELD Co IS Depot
Of Cheap Literature. No. 72 Camp street a5f
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CANKER IN THE MOUTH

UANhEh IN THE MUUIHs
Below is an account of another child saved. Dr. Town
sends Sanapaa has saved the ves of Thousands of chill
dIen. The following certificates selected from great
number received this week.
NEW York, April l. 1s47.
DR.. T0onsead-DesF Sir: One of my children was very
sick with Canker in the Mouth and Throat attended with
great debility 1t came dying obtained some Of yOu
excellent medicine and cured directly, for which assure
you feel very grateful. YOun respectfully
ELIZABETH FOWLER, "a DesbrOsses II.
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Younger Brothers Of Temperance.

WASHINGTON FOUNTAIN No. 1-Meets every Saturday
evening, at ~ O'Clock, in Chrysal Fount Hail. No 222
bcbougitonlaS St. 0feers-T. Heart, B; c. J. Fyffe
s. Z. W Perry, A B; r. H. Bachman., s D. Muir
80 J. L. NWen, G. r. Lambert. A e II. Decassers
"; - . W. VIM. E. Deacon. P P B.
ORLEANS FoUSTAIN, No. 2Meets every Thursday even
ing a haipast clock, at Pelican Division Hail. corner of
g. S Thares and q Co@men streets Qeersg Hill Ell
B. l.. Brakeman A. s.; p. Haloran G.: w A Tbompson
A. g.; j. J. Labatt, W.; g. R. Van Benthuysen o w :
D. w. Young. p 2. B. - - "
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SARSApARILLA.
DIR. TOWNSHIPS sARsAPARILLA,
RoNpER IND RLEssLA'G or THE AGE.

The Nest Extraordinary Medicine in the World.
rms EXTRACT rs pUT UP QUART RorrLEs--IT Is SIX
T4MEs CHEAPER AND PLEAsAEfER, AND WAN
RANTED sUPERI0R TO AK SOLD 1T
CURES WITHOUT V0MiftaS, Pure
lNa, sICkENING OR b4Bibl'
TATiNa TIE PATIENT.
tgIe af baantV and superiority Of his SarsaF0rla
All other medicines is thai while u eadcates the ds
ease it nvigorates the body. Il oae Of the very best
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINES
Ever known it not only purfes the whole system and
the person, but it creates new and rich
blood a power possessed by other medicine. And in
this lies the grand of its wonderful 1t has
performed within the last i've years. than 100 600
of severe of disease at least Is 600 considered in
during the two past seasons
10000 cases of General Debility and want of Ner-
vous Energy.
Dr. Townsends SarsaparIa nVeostas the whole system
permanently To those who have lost their muscular energy
by the effects of medicine ndcTeon committed in YOUTH
the excessive indulgence Of the passions and brought
general physical prOton Of the system assitude
want OF ambition fantng sensations premature decay and
decline, fastening towards that fatal disease Consumption
be entirely restored BY this pleasant remedy This SaISa
parilla is far superior TO any
INVIGORATING CORDIAL,
As Tenews and nvgoates the system gives activity to the
limbs and strength to the muscular system in most extra
CONSUMPTION CURED.
Cleanse and Strengthen. Consumption can be Cured.
Bronchitis, Consumption, LlDer Compliant, C0tdS,
Catarrh, Coughs, Asthma, Splitting Of Blood, SORENESS
Of The Chest, Hectic Flash Might SDeats, DIBeHt or
PrefHse EIpeet0rati0a, Pain the Side, De- hGUe been
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TEuToNIA DIVISION German No -Offcers-A Br
emu, WP.; l.. A. FTech, w "A: 5. Schmidt r s.; c. bort
mund AIRS; A. Reach. T.; p. Schuster s. A Bitter
G.; j. Stenbach A.C.; J. f. JurdOn, Is. H. Wrede o s.
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RHEUMATISM.

This is only one Of more than four thousand q
Rheumatism that DR.. TowBsends SaHapnnla has cured
The most severe and chronic weekly eadcaed by
its extraordinary virtues
James Cummings Esq., of the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum Backwels Island, is the gentleman spoken Of
in the following letter; -
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The medicines issued by the Graefenberg Company Oa
sst of Seei prominently adapted 70 the diseases for %
they are respectively recommended. Great dsrepHte las
tached to the Patent Medicine business by persons ean
aniuersaf powers for single given medicine 10 IS moi
idle but impudent to fiaun such doctrine the aca d
intelligent community Ii is contrary to the very first adn
pies of common sense
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Dr. TOwnBend not having ekted mis- SBHapanla in
of Fits of course recommended it, and was surprised
receive the following from intelligent and respectable
Farmer of WestohesteT county
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New NoVEL.-''F was tlarl; as pitch M
came down IN torrents. Two fierce looking y, 'S
gentlemen, with awlulIy BIC rnlstaches. T. i3'p'
thunder, and holding cylindrical tubes Of ,. so d
in their teeth, from whose ivory portals '4a
forth litful clouds of smoke, like The o,
exhaIations Of an eNasperaled volcano. at thai
nolselessIy entered CaldweIl's world. cylebn,I
dspensary Of ruddy and generous draugh,, h. r,a''
TO the ancents as sniflers." Il 'N'
and more dark grew the night. Iiyid ela.l
streaks glared ever and anon through the int,
of gloom without, while gas-lighfs illumin,,a3' y
heart-wanning scene within The deluge es, "
| not foul weather was III the ascendant W,
Their of our two young heroes could borrnr a.
| breiia, any way be could fix it!
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CoNoREssloNc1-H Washington, June u, ?. NJ
n 'ae Senate numerous petitions were presented,
AMI appropriately disposed Of
Ag. Miles, from The Committee on Post-ofiices
at,i Post-roads, reported bill establishing uni
ttfa rate Of postage cents for half-ounce letters,
ali distances, prepaid: cents for same letters if
uppahl newspapers, : cts unpaid cent. prepaid.
On motion Of Mr. Hannegan, the Senate held an
FAecQtiye Session. Aitera short time spent there
III, the doors Were again opened and The Senate
at'isacied some uniiuportant business, and then ad-
T5VGned.
il he Uouse Nr. Beliinger submitted minority
rea0r from The Committee on Public ExpentlitiIres
II S,ro',GasrHke an hour, opposing the report
Ffa tiunSe tilen Went into Committee Of the
81 7o!e ;tls proceeded 70 the consideration of the
! We AppFoPfahntlbilt. Mr, Hiiiiard spoke an hour
ol rs JreFsiee oil granting sfe appropriations asked
for 5g ms bill The Committee then rose.
Q7rodtion. ti.e House teen proceeded to act upon
iis AaNai pHrTgiaaiotbi'l; and mouon TO bring
as0Ut iir appropriations TO the peace establishment
9g striking ont $i0G93000 and inserting 81 500, :
to vas put 10 vote, aud agreed to.
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MISSIONARY MEETlNd-1'he twenty-ninth an
nnal meeting of the Missionary Society of the
Methodist Episcopal Church was held in Forsyth
street Church, New York, on the 18Th inst. The
speakers were Rev. George A. Coffee Of the Baiti-
more CoEielei.ce. and Rev. ". W Daily Of the
Indiana Conference.
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~ We neglected tofnention last week, the loss
of she steamer Amelia, Capt. VIM c. Sug. She
srtlca anag or sunken log, on the Cd inst, short
yizrance above Pecan Point, on Upper led RIVER
aTa snall III 4 short time Her cargo consisted of
4C7 bales Of cotton, mos; of which will be- or has
been saved in a sound condition. Boat and cargo
al Insured Nearly all her furniture anu fixtures
were saved, and are now in store in tins place,
where they will be sold a. soon as Capt. shliy
pracures an order from The underwriters 10 that Ell
a44s= '.tdgfa fEI-effg ed
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Total. IS % .......... III

RELlG1oUs.-I'he efforts made to rise $4,000
for the American Baptist Publication Society the
interest 10 be employed il the 2raiuitofs distrlon-
ton of its books and tracts among tie destitute,
have nearly proved successful THE corresponding
secretary on the 10th inst wrote as follows: We
have secured IN cash. notes and rs'iab-e sabscrip-
TONS 1920; but the balance must be secured by
the LIST July, or the subscriptions already given will
not be binding" Since the 10Th about 2sc1 has
been received, and only $3.50 more IS needed, which
we sincerely hope may be obtained. The Society
received $50 last mouth, from Covert, n y, in
part payment OF the legacy Of Deacon Lewis Porter
he being his own exeegtoF
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GEN TAyLoR's PoLIrIcs.-At the ratification
meeting in Boston, Major Gaines said: know
Gen Taylo4 have ate with him in his tent, and
i'll his house, and entertained him at my own. L
know he is wing. lie looks like wing; ne walks
like wing; and, as for his talk, why he talks
more Ike wing Than pig squeals like pig!
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BooKs.-We have received from the New I ork
publishers, through Messrs Weld & Co, the latest
numbers of The Foreign Reviews and Blackwood-
Subscribers VIII receive their numbers by calling
Oh these gentlelneil.
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rs There is great stir among the daiv
in Orange county. The motto of the butlqr n '
Agitate-agitate - There is great presr n-''
the cheese making Business.
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- Jackson Fire CompanY No. l8-rl. ~. y
PEOPLES, TELEGRAPH
lille, Nashville, and New Orleans TelerraB.

IeIegTaIF
GS@ This Line OF Telegraph is working regularly.
Memphis 10 all points North and West and on the las
Packages viii be made up and forwarded by fast Ian
boats, pAtLY, from the office (Comm9rial E1eAssaa
the Company in this city.
eg@ The public may rely upon promptness aad9sa8
Je23 If CHARLES DOANE, Suvetaehsst
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A NJ USE NJ E NIS.


OLYMPIC THEATRE-L IL ate Nation'l
c-J5- Corner IF Bar0ane and Poedras slrs 1 9
E7RlDAY, June 3G-Benefit OF J. h, DrEigA T. Il.
l. Night of NEW ORLEANS Az y " "! III
Syksee 1.-TWO of the b'hoys,) Messrs, Rsnai ala ~
Dr. C0yef Mr.. Grierson. For full prllcna' = y
DANCE by Miss Fanny Deering pre'ie e1'T y M
piece the psw farce OF the CAPTAIN = n Az ~,
TO conclude with SPR1GGS OF LAUfhbfas'
with songs) Mr.. Marks. .a
NOTICE Free list suspended-the Press exeepA
The Prices NJ ,4dnfSStot are as totggH
Dress Circle soc Boxes ior Free cdss
ParGuette Soc. Coored GaIlery, II
sSr Doors open quarter before O'Clock, a'f
amee Will commence at alf.past precisely. aaaE
a5S Seats may be secured daily at the boSoaas
O'Clock A. M to clock P. NJ. t.t4sB
eco~ Tickets good only for the night on WnEAss
purchased.
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s See rirst and Fourth pages. ~

o. The entertainment which was to be given by
The ladies' of the Baptist Church, on Triton Walk,
last evening was postponed on account of the rain,
and will be continued this evening and Saturday.
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STOLEN.

WILL pay liberal reward to any one WY Ss n
information that will lead to the tseoYeyy hztL
Of the papers and the detection OF ihe W.T. n1h . III
who robbed my Office at noon on the 2l,n ~
instant OF small iron framed ealne IA rcni gals
TRUNK large brass ryets, brass bands, ap u me- bao
lock The Trunk contains papers oil ydlp a. ec mln
one clse. and is filled with documents eieis s iniel o.
and some small keepsakes The Imnk I, bras pse
and inside and has my name engravenn W FARRAh
Ire lid leu 81 " t.-f-E--
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rs The steamship Alabama, arrived yesterday
from Vera Cruz, brought New Jersey Georgia and
A.a9Hffna volunteers, in all amounting to GOO
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JET We are pleased 10 hear that ths news which
es1Qa to us ast week Of heavy rise in the river
a'a. nas Incorrect. The river is tallng.-Caddo
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LOOKING AHEAD.-A maker Of French boots III
New York heads his advertisement by the name OF
the wing candidate for President, and says: Oh
fee seekers wanting good boots for the White House.
will do we'll TO cali -
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Where may ie found tla Largest and
BEST ass 0RT.dE.NY OF CLOTHING,
al every description, in NewOreans.
a. Ills establishment every article offered at the very lowest
prce at which sold and reduction any instance
he made Purchaser y good bad Judges of the
oaty Of goods may Of obtaining article at the
erv lowest price trouble of beaing down, the fear
en cheated price goods aud that invariably
is the lowest IN the city. Clothing aud Furnishing
l1ools IS now gery LaIge comprising
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From VEGA CRUz.-The u. S. steamship Mas
saellaseits, Capt Wood, arrived at the Point the
eyeaing Of he 28th, five days from Vera Cruz.
ILe III had 81 board The following nassengers.
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95 We learn that the South Carolina Regiment
is to BIO paid off and discharged in Mobile.
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Tile NJ had d board The following passengers:
iCsenetal Iatieson and staff viz Col Aberotonbie
DR. Reynolds, Capt. Mackal Capt J. u. anins and
Gerks ieus Viams and Perry, Aids zen Patterson.
VI Hicks Of The "a Illinois Volunteers, with staff and
Companies, CONFUSING 30 men, VIZ MAJOR Livingston,
aaeofs Miller and E r Thompson, Lieut. Norlon a. A.
f%4s hind setst NiaJoT Eliot, Com oergI; +: l..
sud Alderson and fty-two men. Capt. Moore, Lfeuts
Case Shnes, lieats Jenkins eed on passase) lach ana
Burnes, and tortyX Capt. Monaghan ienis zion
Lieuts. Buck CasweH and Green MAJOR Il b. Reynolds,
hi, IT, 4 A., and MI Devihe, Ciefk Sessrs. r. J. Elfod
and w b McCeight. Clerks Lieut. M. Jenkins and one
Dyate died on hepassage, with chronic dlatrho'a.
The Massachusetts left at Vera Cruz on the even
ing Of the sd, ship Sabbatts to sail nex day with
residue OF the Illinois Volunteers. The Alabama
arrived OH the morning Of the 23d, TO sail with
,roops on the 18th Steamer Ohio arrived from
New Orleans on the night Of the I'D.
Il vas very healthy at Vera Cruz; and none OF
tbe.t S Navy there. Nothing new from the city
of Mexico.
PAssnNGrRs-ia The baxA Fto11da- from Ycrn Cruz
Ieu..toi VIM Brinde I'd Regiment Pennsylvania Yo-
do,ss.hI Karney Assistant SHrgeon; LIST Lieuts John
Dosad Regiinent Pennssyana Eoinnees; y. hieDefj
i5ouis Il s. Waterbury Act, Adj. do VIM f.IAHly, Do;
Ja aason do Sgp w. joaa 4 a a. = o Il x.
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Companies F,tf and IL.
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Jno G. Groom do CAPT Robn.on Company l., list Lieut.
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Company X, LIST LiepiS. II Zoepher, do "a lens WIN
Gelee DO Luther Eisen, do: Capt ifyine, Company g.
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"a tieuis Jno Farrell, do l.. r Mosle do I'd ileats
Geo rIIioison CompaayC Lewis Leppefman, do Lieut.
Z aapp Dr. Finley and $50 nlen-companes e. Il, +, g.
II and 4i OHIO Regment-all well.
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1848-06-30

a rs The steamship United States for So,lthamp-
ton aud Havre, onthe lllh inst, II hours from the
Bay, in lon 70 20, halfway between Gayhead and
Nantucket Shoals. Her speed, according to the
above time, is at an average of fall II miles hour