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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09
The Italian Opera mt KibIo's.

Such throng OF beauty aud fashion appeared ct
Niblos Garden last night. before beheld in
that establishment. More than hour before the
perfoI commenced. the ai-cs in the parquette
filed with chairs and occupied; and when the
curtain went up. every seat taken aud all the
standing room In the house, from the lower door to
the ceiling. Many we're unable to ob ain ap do
give places and deprived OF the
extraordinary pleasure which Thousands enjoyed at
the representation Of " Lucia d Lammerm COR" It
would have been repeated tonight but for the unfor-
tuuate illness Of stcnanoni, who unable to go
through her last cavatina the In the second
act the concerted ualc having taxed her still deli
cate voice too severely. Probably cannot there
fore enjoy this opera again till the return Of the
and shall have to wait their renSe before
". can again witness such enthusiasm displayed
last night pcrfor uuequalies In the history
Of the lyric drama In this country. Had ster~noui
not been H. the opera would have been perfectly per-
formed end indisyo-ed ss sh. vas. her exertions
LETT upon the audience the highest esteem for her
eonplshmsnts. sslvi ~as beyond praise. We have
not space to chronicle adequately the brlisncy Of
hi, beautifully modulated execution lie TOOK every
heart Ly storm. aud was completely triumphant O.
Bsdiali highly effective and sang With great skull
creating immense sensation by his powerful efforts
which we're triumphantly successful Coletti. also
won high honors for his juicious vocalratiop. aud
perfect familiarity with the character Of Rains oudo.
On the whole ths representation, In spite of the az
Fiction to the rvns DONNA, the great triumph aud
eruvnpg Of the season. aud viii long b. remem-
bsrcd III. public will await With impatience another
opportunity enjoy the spl, ndid music II the
pany and IL is With regret that We have TO part With
them for short season May they speedily
return.
q. Saunders Patent Metallic Tablet Rs-
sr so,h, oss., snd @s,, Agrrgyss s'r.I sSs In use.
be had ct the subscribers Wholesale and retail
SAUNDERS Ia broadway,
Corner - Liberty street. and NJ Bresdway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

Balance due amer erhau-ting resources. s4}s 2O7
So much fer Issue Of preferred stock 10 if. the
company out Of debt
The appearance q the stock list shows that divi-
dcnd will be necessary keep up the steam SO much
Of the stock Is in the hand. % Spectators who have
the management Of the road and its financial affairs,
that necessary put up sustain the market price
q the stock. dividend will be declared Everything
depends upon the state Of the stock market ifn IL
for the interest Of those controlling the concern to
deprrss prices. thsr. will b. no dividend. but u
the market IL heavy and prices move mp slowly. OF
do not move at all when 10 IL for the interest
of the clique that they should advance. dividend
will be declared and the parties alluded 20 will lend
the company the money 20 pay IL. or forty-seven
thousand shares $1,000 composing the capital Of th.
company, about twenty-five thousand t25oo0 are
owned by the brokers, and about twelve thousand
p2ooC by the directors making an aggregate Of
thiryseven thousand 57 ooO shares in the hands Of
individuals, meet Of whom only waiting FOR an ad
vance oft~o or three per clip out and thro~
the burden upon other shoulders The preferred
stock IL held principally by the New Haven interest
Or those deeply interested in the New Haven Railroad
eho deem IL necessary To have a controlling influences
In the direction Of the Harlem Company to protect
their interests in Eastern roads
The cotton brokers o. Liverpool should be very
careful how they permit themselves TO he made tools
OF by the desEninF manufacturers and commission
merchants The doubt stin existing relative 20 the
quantity cfeotton IN Liverpool aud the quantity taken
for consumption L. calculated TO destroy confidence
this side 81 the Atlantic In the reports made by the
cotton brokers Of Liverpool Since the exposure 81
the frauds committed by the manufacturer In stock.
the close Of year and the detection of several
astsm pts TO smugge out Of Liverpool cotton which
the buying brokers returned to the " Brokers Asso-
citation" as speculative purchases" when in reality
they sere bought by spinners. and falsely reported
fr the purpose Of keeping the market depressed a.
much A. Nossible very little reliance has BEEN placed
mon the vorts Of the movements Of the staple in
the LIrerpoot markets particularly In the tabular
stats men,s q to.k. deliveries he and nothing will
safety public OPT Won but fresh examination o. their
warehouses design sting not their non n.l contents
hut what they actus Wy contain countss "a ~ com.
mittee Of selling brokvs, duly sppontsd b. the AZ
tociatiou.
We have been informed Of another fraud prneti.ed
Ia Lissrpoothe buying NJ. at its value the bales q
gin seed storm cotton. wareht0.e scrapings. sc &c,
which accumulate in such y VT r Liverpool, and
storing for the pupo-e of rvturni " A. stock II II
sssonkhirg 10 zee she measures h~sesntv adopted
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

Great precautions are said to be taken 10 preserve
the Pope from assassination. No person L. allowed to
approach him, except by permission Of Cardinal An
,ur,ni.
Letters state that the Pope, since his return. has
draw up several d-crees which have been suppressed
by tn. cardinals One account states that Ills Holt
n,ss IL it'll. lees than Austrian prisoner Tn.
Regiment Of french Dragons have kft Rome for
France.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

rs-f,i,s,soy rEou sr Cnoff. We l-aru from Capt
smith of ,hs esooncf ssSry and kisate,h who ar
rua al this port yesterday that At - oro'S iisrs
ba, been great drought sud e~eryseins seems died
up lie states that there has been no rain since
peesmser There vss but hall erog.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

Ills ,aid that Prussia h seeking an alliance With
Denmark and that she hAs with this object In vis~,
svsn,d hsrs.lf Of opportun to whdra~ frou the
schleswig dispute The Duchie- have entered uoon
an ind pendent ncgotaton for peace Prussia lea
the to their resources
Tn. Urfur, Parliament having completed the revision
Of the constitution expected to be produced at
the end Ct the month.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

The DIM uIlics between Austria aud the Porte had
been s,ttlca
The Forte has scnt autograph letters 60 the Queen Of
fEugapd sresdent Of France IN asl nc~ledg nent
Of tl.ir fri, ndss aid in the estradition question
gu.,an troa.s are said To- have CONNIE. esd to eva
ouate an, Danu.,ian Provinces.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

The last news from the Pacific must have con-
siderable influence at Washington, on the fate of
the great questions before that body connected
with the admission of the new territories, inclu-
ding California and the settlement Of the slavery
question.
The attempts of an unrecognised Legislature, now
IN existence in California, TO annul the revenue
laws Of the United States, is the first overt act, in
the way of disunion, which has ever taken place TO
The same extent, since 1857. During the last war
with England in lsl2'l4, some Of the dissatisfied
Eastern States proposed to adopt similar measures;
and in the crisis Of the tariff enactment, il may be
well remembered that the Legislature Of South
Carolina proposed to adopt the same policy, at "a
sertsn future day, under the name Of nullitica-
son Of the laws of the Union. California, how
ever, in her legislative capacity, unrecognised yet
BY Congress, has drawn the sword, thrown away
the scabbsrd, and seems resolved 10 he the first
State or territory commence the serious dissolu-
non OF the glorious and brilliant confederacy.
Where do We stand What are we 10 do 7
What is coming to pass
IL s rene consolation, in this dilemma, to know
that the influences which have produced the exist
ing political condition OF things ia California, spring
hom hot numerous set OF landed and other spec
two years beginning To be understood at Wash
uglon, and also among the independent people aud
gold dggers IN California. THIS desperate and UNI
prlclpsd oiigarchy OF SPECTATORS in old Sp lnish
and Mexican claims have brought about the pres
ent state Of things IN Caiiornia aud they seem re-
solved to urge that new State into AN independent
and separate existence and thus violate the first
principles ct the laws of the United States, and lay
the foundation Tor dissolution Of this great Union.
We bchevc, however, that the independent people,
the zeal working men, the sound gold diggers in
California, whose interests aud rights to the public
lsnds would be lundcrcd and violated by the spec
ulaiors In the nominal legislature of that country,
will take waning, nee ny an their might, set aside
such hcuous. aud SO TO work conjunction with
their bIUthefs ard fellow citizens on this side OF the
kocky Mountains, Ia maintenance Of the great and
Invaluable Union.
1hls startling news from The. California Lerisla-
tuIe nay have great miucace 81 Washington on
ihs seti!, mcnt Fl the slavery question, affecting the
krntoIss. We would not b. egrpsised To see that
both houses OF Congress were 10 abandon the idea
Of al inp' diute admission OF California as State,
and s'uniAy introduce IT, admission into The Union
sa tenHo.y, along with Utah and New Mexico.
certainly sectn- popcr that a measure of this
tInd " necessary, IN order 10 preserve Cor the
whole people-cf the United states. aud the stumble
and haid~oIk.ug eold dggers Ia California. the
valuable public lands IN that golden rc.,ion.
~Lich the specnatots 81 the so-caii,d Legislafurs
ksvc secretly attempted to rob aad 10 plumber. b,
k,lse titles and SPURIOUS grants.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09
Anniversary w..k.-laaI.s, N yss wish

hnt ds ne 1aiaeT Boots snd shoes Tor raur.Ives or
ehiotsn. - direct 10 ,. n hiLiSR - Canal sOee he
leeIs tie tsffeei hss dsoe aus hest assortmeat 80 the
city ard stAsdiug the beauty the articles 49, sold
n NJ pFfeea
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09
Ga. sss< s.raph,c Glory OF thai pure whit.

stoiiCss and thin oesri How thag kfu
os ,sr he dat sie ued the trae jones' Chemical soap AID
ustaa all de pmplr rcskles and veilowpess
Rader uy u sold only 81 eos Rroaiway the depot u
the Aair - u hne article.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09


The government bill for giving the transportation
law retrospective effect, has been defeated In the
Assembly, by . large majority The presumed object
Of the government to obtain authority, whereby
Barber, Blsnqui. Raspa and other dangerous charac
ters might be sent Of the country The defeat Of
the caused the Minister Of the Interior to
throw up his portfolio with reproaehes upon the As
,emby for refusing to support him In what he called
HE arduous and thankess attempts to maintain order
lie was subsequently prevailed upon to retain office.
Two hundred thousand francs have been voted tor
the celebration Of the anniversary Of the Assembly,
proelsming the republic.
In reference 20 the approaching election for Paris
. correspondent Of the London CArossete ssys, the
only subject Of interest to the people Of France at the
prcss MT moment IL the election As far the opinion
Of the cleo tors be calculated upon they de-
eidediy In favor Of Eugene sue. The city appears
to be In OF the democratic candidate
The moderatss appear to be very ssnguine, in the
belief that Lecsrc will be elected by ars. majority
As the election approaches, business ~ Bourss
declines ss, closed on 18th 1T SOS
On Monday and Tuesday, the I'd and 23d the oppo-
sition journals seized and all news vendcrs stA'
destroyed and nswsmen arrested by the police. On
Wednesday tn. Path copies Of the prescribed Journals
we're read aloud the Bouevsrds to great bodies Of
D. ope In defiance Of the police six compsaies Of the
National Guard have been suspended fo~ sleesing q
socialist captain.
n Ts Deus was performed on the 10th for the Poper
r, turn to Rome to which Count NJ R.ynevsl has
appointed plenipotentiary.
Count Zermouski who took active part In the
Hungarian war. has arrived at Paris
The Assembly has voted 1900 francs 10 the surv
vors Of the disaster at Anglers, and to the families
the a, ceased
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

Letters from Copenhagen, Of the 18th that th-
Danish government acting under the advice Of Russ.
hav, refused Ia any of the demands of sch
wig IIolst.tD and that Denmark will consent to nc
terms but unconditional submission.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

The M sson q RAron Gree, frvm The PreB,h govern
nent hss u IL ssis. proved Gs,lure Adxlral Par
l.r eth aims posscsson o. theGrek vesesLs
The diiosiy with England APPEARS a. far fesin set
a. s.pt ~ .r4r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

NV ~ IL % alts t.t InHta Aisy tcmmence %
rrt 90 rvTorstitr hack rather the empty he;-
Ties u h What s world tas' eSpectsd for centuries pas
ia sqrati,aD g. per hctie aessn; le NsAn sree.
Iit rtey vii le n u net toubd 70 te the ~ -
vci isffui cai,iut in tfc world.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

srfs 10 whieh sodcd hey Old Fellowship nutn.rou
plates copies of this book r price Is
BY reuns 81 The look can te sent 20 any part q IN.
td,ian " 81 ~ snd r. Ru;ler kinss report
California 12b tsns. Fer sale by W GOwANS US Fulton
treef
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t'tst AIfTr.


EiNt fAlNIiNNS sUITABLE FOR THIS OR fHF
'sliorrs uafAet.s gentleman % this city has just
received tam tuTe Two Eases containing eight mytholo-
Fta PAIN very lrh class, eonristin u Yenus
i'e fci Curid ara rhy sees Three oraees Nymphs IA
tinf icda aNd lie van. Alsa. cabinet picture,
tsscntrg the five Nfzns BY Wander Vert rrobshiy the
Only one W that master this country. Thee psianss
ar Al in fre Iaestnting Nothing me q
ne nost fsstidous hey would make admirable esh
Billion either here 81 Trancisco Per further rartcu-
lars address a.. fcx 1874 Post oee They will Be sold
separately ~ terethcr a. may lie desired
NATIUNAL ACADEMY or DESICN.-fHs Nv eSrY-
~ hfth Annual bshitttisn u the galley
80 broadway opposite Bond street. from unnf ~ y
Aamiftanee Nesntr---asc, tickets ~ ---s-~.s.icw-ee
rsL
OT1u FIGHT, ARTIST, BAs RgHov.D rRow q
" Mercer street 70 - ping spring streetfntsror tsco-
raters .setuted IN the beet the 0othte
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

The Niagara had fair wind and very smooth pas
cage. and passed a great number OF vessels on the
Banks. bound to the United States.
She sailed for New York. with fair wind, ut eight
O'Clock Tuesday morning, and will be- due In New
York on Thursday afternoon. She had eighty nine
through passengers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

ftard No. in IL Bea person VII has
tried them vin scknoNldgc their Superiority They AZ
pade ara scid s1el siveiy " J. " SaVAGE " Fatte-
s'ee; watches all the celebrated sold A. above
Iriscs 20 tuit Gle tinirs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

tee scet ttst mans % if.striiug The tse;hAtrnos-
TlsEit Treasure Denfis.ry Iercis Patsut Enamel az
ICES advantage. Arh Tee d. heir appca lion and
TEES mssFf q inr,rttng Ne nag tc ottaircd rrss ~,
TrtatpeV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

STEAMSHIP ATLANTIC, hence for Liverpool. was
sasin seen on the let instant, at III An, an lat'-
tude l3 2S, longitude 81 10.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

Germany.

The President % Franc. is reported to have demand
ed the hand Of the InfsntA's sister
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09
ADDITIONAL EUROPEAN NEWS
BY THE
STEAMSHIP NIAGARA, AT HALIFAX.
THE POLITICAL ASPECT OF EUROPE.
II K l. K G Il A p ii I q

BANS MERCHANTS TELEGRAPH.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

Exchange Buildings.
RosIee-Dr. j. w. Powell, DC ulisl, Aurfss,
the public that order 70 his greatly
ssins ssa be viii extend bis once Ssars
from to O'Clock, daily at warren street, oorner Of
broadway whore he attained his Treatise the Eye
Price so cents. Artificial Ewes inserted.
The beauties OF Cutting Hair and Whis-
nimahs S Nassau street who ever sderes strictly t.
scientific rnes thereby impartpg the beauty
lone.
Comb Mandatory, 1854 Bro~siway-
me orsinal manufacturer Of the celebrated Open Chain
H. adiss 20 es and examine his sss improved patterns
"''' SnSnv S1 s -sss:s'
Comb Factory, 3ss neutrality-suspicious. are
squaed in extent variety in the city which viii be
found The open chain pattern so much admred the same
Comb Factory. s0 Broadway
Hair Oye-Batcheior's Gen uins Liquid
aar Oyss only ne procured at che manufsesory wa
vsrions dip Persons whose hair has Assumei bad
ID by calling ~ above ropy the address,
Phaion's Magic Hair Dye, 70 Color the
60 che hair or Skin Il ssn be washed msdss s
disturbing the color and has bad odor It ped
~ Chestnut and Fifth streets. Philadephs
wigsI wig.i Wigs ,-Citizens and stra.-
scrtment of wigs hafwgs tourees bra long hair and
Sssr hair. are to be found a.
couraad's italian Restieslea soap, for
curing all skin Diseases discoor.ons and benshes Pou
The body LILY white for the complexion Liquid use.
so".s WHirs .sr.s iron PS''ss.~Ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

kKwsrArTR CANCELLATION. Our amissle co,en
potry, the 7fitEns begins to feel very sore abou,
the golly of double.shect. and attempts Ia cover
o. 10 blunder by swelling and swaggensg about
~ circulation. We OLE had us relative 10 the
rsp.cGye calculations .. he 7ftbp~s and theJE'ad,
and won be, on the port in dispute. whick Ma
sHIopTias d to charitable purposes. We have ao
otJecIsns feel charitable second time, aud fsas
sndesvoT to prevent COZ sDPorary from any W.
necessary cAp.Dsion, by the Eorce Of his Internal
pss, by ptickug ihe bubble 10 sme.
The daily cirNsk.ton Of eyesy newspaper cstabe
brhneni, in large metropolitan eites, Is always
considered a dceisSye and poeis.ye test of IT. sd
psriority or infcrioriy. We take lbe Tribune on
such test, and proPo-e The Sllow.as bets to our
sotsnporay
A. the duly
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

The aggregate amount of these bets u sl,Slo' TO
be appropriated by the winner to the charitable insti-
sunone Of New York; the circulation Of each OF the
journals during the six days from Sunday to Silur-
day Of last week to BE- taken thOse to be count
Cd What seys our amiable cotsmpomry
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elias wr,shs.-Ths Original D.su.rreo-


eve frvm ~hic portrait No. 81 the Gallery Of II
Estreus Americans vRs engraved be at Brady
Daguerrean Gallery. SO Rroadvsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

T. Downes, Agent for the Herald, In New
Haven hss removed from No Globe Buildings TO M.
III Buildings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

The disturbances in bosnia we're not Of /. serious
character
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

rer WI hns knoss. tulsen -. an es.elisnt A.
II the WY hest dsssriren q 49, reeh ne sels
81 very is- rrisse GIVE kner . cal.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-05-09

SIR HENRY BuLwER's LETTER Mn. Chat
rIE1p.-Seyeral Washington correspondents of CO.
Temporary journals now admit the genuineness Of
the letter which we recently received from Central
America, and published IN columns, addressed
by Sir Henry Bulwer To Mr.. Cbattield, on the
subject Of HE important negotiations with the
bh,t at Washington. IL Is also stated that the
letter IL to be discussed in a cabinet council. and
s,me limitations are thrown out, that the Pre-i-
dent will scnd sir H.nTy the same journey
which NJ poussin recently took across the Allan
tic Il il also added, that on apple alton To Sir
Henry, he positively denied having wns'en snch "A
letter TO Central America, but he refused To give
any authentic OF general denial of III csnients IL
is supposed that the letter sent to Jamaica, and
received by MIR. Chattiela in that island.
We do not the Necessity or policy ef making
such duet about that v,ry capital and truthful let
ter written IN the confidence Of the monieHt by sir
Henry Bulwer to Mr.. Chatheld, giving such a'brief
and graphic dcscnpuon Of the present cahsRctshic
inficis its weakness aud folly uPoa our Dotie old
President SIR Henry Buiwer, in this letter, has
said nothing against the administration, whach the
bet friends Of Gen. Taylor, both at Washington
aud els, where, do not acknowledge from the bot
ton,-of their hearts. more weak and ImSaient
csb,et than the present never yet governed The az
fairs a. such great country as the United .,saics
pioicssss To be. II Sir Henry Bulwcr hid &c
vnie al oil to hr. Jhaield, ~ any other persou
he could not help to write with just such a toae
ecnprr aud sagacity. as he old We doubt, how.
ever, wbeS'er he will be sent ..fter NJ Poussso
i BIT we viii patiently .ait aud see 'he fun out. la
the meantime, we IUS.css the on.insl and will
holdJt over as curlsIif for future reference.
I
/ INTERESTING FEoS CtSBAL AHKEicA.-ln aao-
thcI pSn Ct columns. vii be found some Ia lh.
I ~ Interesting Intelligence Eom Centre Amcrc,,
sDd usuaiation - several yuhls docsl,cnts ~
an iaiercslsg cnaraei,r Amovg these. SIC most
hf .itani - thc dc,l4rauun ol utr preeid.lt AID
State al Salvador sgaJast the puelrplc of Eousr-
cLicaf ntcrieI,u0 IA ur affairs af the susral
ieplbhcs 1t Ccnini AIaencG
Arrival rIoH lrrA LHio.-- / be bark Eugens.
Cspt BHcoe. AIMED yes,erd4y from Vsia Cru,
AMER e. passage q. eighteen days. We havs rec "
ed by her ~ Loonl.ior ~ the 18th alt, inclusive.
No ncws
sAuIso o. I'm Gamma The steamship
ca ulbiia. Captain Stone. sailed NJ noon yesterday,
for INeTool. Shc took out lafge msil. and
SII.Lh) ga specie. The unin-s II her passengers
can te s,'en On the i'si pge.
rron PsrN ,usrco-ny ihe arrival a. Phntlsirhia
a. fIs htis Use oa have dates ,roui Prrsafnbaco
e. che sth uit y. the prevailing cpidemis hal tis.
aprsard III, Hsrs was Siutied ~ith -four fhs
Osc,oa 4. The sr.t rst ssd '>~ei " the fhsdeipbia
reuturcrs to Cahforuia.
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LEGAL NOTICES

ru,uOS. JEFI. sNiIn sOS. COtNSEti.-a, Ar Law
II san Ffsne,sco. ttsl ~ ! smith, yr ~f i.av. New
lerk on 18th Nay lrons DESTROYS 81 serdinr
The above hrm Tor collection - a-.ursd prompt
tsnr"nl " .aVinz ther demands with Beehe Donohss
Esar-. ~ We'll sfrsst.
1ht sDill INLER, ATTORNEYS AND CoUv-
sen ts-e -lav. frnd du lac Wisconsin, Reference.-
se,,is 10 haionein. Co. Wickhams Hntehinsss,.
Weller Herbert New York. Al TRtirsDFtI.
d a. TYfFk
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SMtsG O. TL Gamma. The steamship
ca u,biia. captain Stone. sailed II noon yesterday.
ior lNcTod shc iook oui large msil. and
SII.5hl IA specie. Tie nnin-. 81 her passengers
can H. en- On the lsstIagc.
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nj tNitifAl--Asi OE's OFFICE sEufaIs, APRIL
AZ ~ kesgived Ny she Mayor and Aiasrmss Of he
~ ~ A'mlis net tt sayof 10 requested insert In
s pasrs y Nemrs aiso IN paper N 81 New
sh ina.etia snd New Oreaus requesting all persons
aodne ~, houds hhtivs ~ Memphis Hsaphr
rtort ne % n, Mayor With NE ss<
snorr' ~ s.'f houds ~ liabilities
EHT'Hv,N. Mayor. CITY semphi.-