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nEPARTMENr OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLIEs.-To

IMPAIRMENT OF REPAIRS AND sUPPLlEs-IO BUILD
DERs -seted Proposals wl BE- received al the ON oil ne
Commissioner Supplies basemsn No Ns- CITY
Hail. until Monday March 10Th, At - o'clock at sch TINS
they pubc, opened for building three story bu ding
he MARKET u be upsd a. market and
police station house will estimate for the capeats
separately plan and specheation ana ali
inform alton relating ssd building be obtained at the once OF
The Repa Public Buildings No 10 EE2hsh
~ Bank estimates viii be furnished az sthsr off @ B-Ihs
ht 10 reject al estimates by the Commissioner Of Re
pairs and Supplies deemed for The interest the Cooperation
f WIN ADAMS
Qsf Commissioner Of Repairs snd Supplies
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7-ORPOPtTleN sOTIcE PROPOSALS FOR OIL 81 ffopl
- p. - Conmssoer oi street. an1 Lan
sths oFcs 40 3 NsW CIV Hal uut.l "ctck r n
~ hR fr.-r uhrh - D b. rfcsvec 'cI ii0als
r,rror, col the CITY of YORK With 6of gallons u
,trs - pufe sperm Oh Of lr tes qaaAJ. 81 aao" 80,
sop RI eH ~ casl returned saep- must - .st .
Al ne su s-niercsat Lamps aua Ca No - aaf,e
y. 'ore Fcdsv ths f4th of harch a. ocofl r n -7
-, h. ossj b, he Conn aer a. re- o e, ou ho-ily .
:. ~ - go HFRFRs ". CalLDs,
e-tft Conn ssi,r OF Streets aud La
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CONTROLLERS OFFICE, State OF New York The BANK
N0F kEW EOCHELLE Bolivar. An-gauy County) has this
this Office tho appointment Of Messr. WASH
BURN Co. Of the city Of Albany SCENTS r 1e redemption
notes O. the
ent Ia lor Brothers q the city New Yort such
gei ,gre.sbl4 ed relating rsssgp
Of passed & $40 Feb. 1881.
ms 81 PHILO c. FULLER, Comptroller
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CDKPORATIOK NOTICE-Pubne s'sa 70 ths
Nowns Owne occupant occupants Of al Houses and Los
improved Lands affected theshy, that ts o
c0mpeed Assessors 400 are ogs
of Tor examination hy 81 per
sons interested vs For 9th the suthsry
eide Of the sOuhery side Of 34h st. The limits Traced BY
include all the Houses and Lots Of Ground
pieces and parcels Of Land situated on both s' Of nh
3 ard 34h tbs nortery side Of 3Rt 81 both
snd soshsy side Of Sab between eh and 10Th
Al persons whose interests afess BY the above asd a.
opp sed The sthsr OF hem ars
objections writing 10 toe andersgne
sn Office Hall Of Records within thirty DAYS from s dsis
of his notice SAMUEL II. DE MOTT. WI. FRANCIS MICH
OISOS ISAAC SMITH Asssssos oicS Bureau Of As'sss-
nsn,s stree, Dspatment March 8. 1851. SIN 100
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CORPORATION NoTICEPusic notice 'ssy s'sa e 80
Jrvnsror occupant occuplne OF toueo l es
improved or uuu roved Lands Affected hereby Ai ne
sgssnen have completed By ~ Asssso ana afs ssa
Of r. examination ny az per
sons For building sewers "a Forty second 81 SUN
Avenue Foriy -h avenues The hints enerteea y
such all ie sevsra Hoa and Lots 3nla
vacant Lots, pieces parcels Of LAND situated on oo se'
sab 18Th 3sh 3sth between 9t and ION avenues o
both sides Of 39hst 4ch IT. and 4st st oet"eea on ana
N avenues. both sides Of 4d st. between TN ana il
svru and on the uohery between 5 and 5h avenues 90
bof sd,s OF 49, 46'h 18th 4h and 18th SIS and 1e
AIDE Of a. hst l0th the norsr SOC
of 4gthst; on sides Of 50 5s 67d and $50 IS and outsf
aida Of Bh st. sth and b avenues on TIE nofteef sac
Esb T. between both sie' OF 1n '
SUI and 5sh ouheTy sds Of 59h st. between "a an ~
on the s5s Of 9Th Avenue beSssn 5 and %
st.. On sides 9Th avenue between so and th 81 on
bt sides Of between 4id and 5 ssi o. boz secs
avenue ed ard 18th st on The eastsfy ie OF w
Avenue between 5sh and 90 tas vesisf is esn
s98 sod 7 s both sides OF 0i avenue between m ana syn
sts and sides Of th between - an SO ss Al
nersous Affected by the above r2e7 Ass
I'D rho are oppoed iho ether OF them a'e 70
present writing 70 tie undsgnso ~ ei u
kce No Hal of Records within thirty days from TIE cas- o. tns
ooics SAMUEL h. DE- MOTT, FRANCIS NICHOLSON lsAAS
once, Bureau OF Asssssrnsn--
Departrsni bsfoh (. 1851. -, ~
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TTNBF PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK, BY tbe
gse Of God free and independent To al persons atsfe
IN M estate OF SARAH PLACE late Of the City Of New York &c
ssss a. creditors egstss oherws. send greet
re You you reby ctsd and required pers
10 and Surrogate Of tbs County o No"
Office the CITY ofNsw Yofk the 9st CAV Of Nay us1a e,
esr okck forenoon o that tay snt there 70 sisad
fns tement Me account Of proceedings Of lhh LhN
FRIDGE JAMES APPLEBY as Executors ct the as' VI" Au
" I,sof We have caused the seal Of Office Of Fad Sur
roeae 70 Be hsr.uuto affixed wnsss w sradio,a su5
o. ogae Of our said County a. the Cry OF Ne" 1oA me o
esy Of February in year Of our Lord one thouasd 'i
hundred and ffy-ons - ,,.,,ropD 49,.
M lawsaFs A w. bhhbfoieD' Se''"h''''
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GrTREET DEPsRTaEHT. r. BALL OF RECORDS-Pa5hs
- gwen that the following Resolutions has bees
che Common Councils Resolved That hst be extended
the Inc -ssr ds OF Tompknss At by brdgs
pss, block The end under ne 'scton OF us
tat the Street Commissioner notes
gr-nsss the lad Tying both ste
the above directed aud
prove he grsus 70 -ad
owners ado By he IA Adtrsn and commonaty Of ias
o. Yo ADOPTED By The Boari OF ASSISTANT Alderman
49, ADOPTED BY the Board Of Adsnsn, Dec H. 1850
Approved ~ the MAYOR Dec "A 1880
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yUPREME COURT John A. Rston dSaini' Edward I SAa"
sumuors money demand contract tCom not served
To EDWARD SHAW You as hereby sunoned and eqa rec
complain tins acton Which was hed IN zee
Of the Clerk Of New lors a. The Guy han
h s CIV on the 18th DAY February 1885, and - copy
your the said plant the subscriber at s once
No IS Wast the City OF Newfokt vii m twenty Gay ll-l
tho exclusive Of the DAY Of such service ana
m 10 the sad complaint within tbs time aoesaii ms p
III m hrs action judgement agant you tr the sam Of
ed fly dollars eighteen cents wiz ne,e ITO u
tie nth dy February thousand eight ana
bsss he costs action Dated New ok February 7ib,
issl Tigf law6wF1 PETER STARR, IT. Pantfs' Attorney
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SSTREE1 DEPARTMENT, 90 Hall OF kkcohos.-tf s
presented Boac Of Assistant Aldermen Tograds ~ and f
ats o Es RIVER - set curb an guef stones
fac pacs from klomugtsl8 road 70 lh
sv Aio ol.wngr mtun IT, regulate grade set co si
eutts etoues snd space feet VIDE Dist nom HUDSON %
Fst Rver 70 ay Whitehall A. from ne lrsi Bt'ey
at. across u No s. flag sd4ras Bsecef from Charles
10 Perry curb anf1r ahd nag pae- - voc
in sthst m oAsg pHes ie7t VIDE onh
9h IL between % The az not
aaed 10 rsguats grace gutter and dag space feet
de- roue h sd between sh ana on 20 aE TIE
t.rIy ieya "a lh OF tb and between 9th
av ara Broadvsy 15g sptcs4 feet wds thr ugh e"ss d
18Th Il between ID and Rutherford place between 18th and
l s on he wse, s the essief SIDE Of 10th ad IL
m Al persons interested havrg objections hsrso are rs s'tso
preent writing % the uudersgnsd al ho once on or
before the l7th day o. Mar,h nest Feb p 1881,
l5f JOHN I. DODGE Steat % ltiul'''oDsi'
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STREET DEPARTMENT, NJ Han VI RscOrds-Pusie
- hereby gwen that the following Resolution has been adopted
by the Common Councils Received Ttt the Gas hs suhhssd
the Eort RIVER between 1870 ard am be built ndsr
direction o. the Street Coumonsr and that the h'reo
the hundred dollars be from the
appropriation cocks and clips trust account and hs
Of hs lots fronting SAID bubsad The essss OF sls
bots amer the legal notice thereof beng sm BY tho
Street Conmssoner sha neglect refuse indemnify the Cor
poraton for expenses ncurrsd sad buhead tina
n 10 the Corf and be here5g dscied 70 taks
gal enforce and from the said parties shhs
them of incurred Adopted by The
Board Assssnt ANermeu Adopted b. he Bosrs
Of Atemen H. 1851 Approved BY The Mayor Jan g. 1881
ism JOHN 7. DOhGE. Street Conussio1er
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StThKET DEPARTMENT, No HALL OF kkCOkpS-ssaeo
Proposas will bs received at the Street Commissioners orce
until SATURDAY. March H. 1851 al ocek torss ara sn''e
tbs canal boat the has thonOh De Oh Caat
and remove the canal boat nos snnk AZ s
loot Of Fransn North kter 10 oil suuken lots be"eo l3h
and an ard flag feet de through sr
walks Of 18th and c. 10 as space i1e woe
M the lohery sidewalk 7th between let as sni av -
10 f race through the sidewalks 3oh e. oe~ee
Sh s ard BoAdwN; regulate and psveSuh 81 bs"e I'm M
StavA Flns ali al snaon thereto can p. 7sd
ry,,l',tfHr 60, r. ,n,.s,,,,er
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MOREHEAD'S MAGNETIC PLAS-

lVH TER-Tbs unrvalled article is warranted to Do
The Greatest siren ghener aud Pain Destroyer In the World
and The Be- and Cheapest Plaster ever m tae
IogstheT with the most important addition OF Magnetic
power which 10 so wonderfully developed by its use IL
mo, cover free from hose objections attached TO all DINER
paers It's effects almost immediate aud lls use rs
exceedingly pleasant ?utup In alr-nghi IN boxes sum
Gent to ,pread 10 Plastefs aud any child can spread
them Price Is cents box, with fun directions ma9uae
iued and sold 10y The Inventor and Proprietor, ID. Y.
MOREHEAD, OF. d, 1872 Broadway New-fork AlsoIor
ST. he al 30 ,sac,ahle druggists MI IL
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6SUPREME COURT-HsIskah Kohn asanf DANIEL W; SoSs
SNsuumons for a money demand on eoutfact DANlLL "
the complaint
tf action copy herewith ssIved gPony u and
orv Of our Office No 70 Naeau a. ~ zoe C
a NewYork within twenty day, alter the service hsiso sAels
Of The dav OF such and you FL 70 snsf ne comp9
a, AFORESAID tie plaintiff vii taks judgment for tie sum OF eighty
one doars eghyuue cents with interest from me h n ~ OF
March orc hundred and fry besides ths cos o @
acton-Datsd February lfh, 1881. - .-.
l<f lAw6wF ROBERT C. EhbhEE' FaulH AIIolu91
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~ pVRsUANCE Of an order the Surrogate Of the coun
Nav fo5s hereby gwen te al parsons havirs a'
sgsrst n WARD THOMAS, ste OF the CITY n New tors &c
,sd 20 present saue With vouchers thereof 10 me suoc
bsr he oCe OF Suh Payne No o. 5roais ee "a ne ~
yoTk bsfoe lie fourth DAY % september
I'd is~f,'F4 WILLiAM THOMAS A'mia s'riior.
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s-spRfpRA riOe sOTCEfuobc not1s - sfsoY s'fa % =
3vpsT "a gsusr, QeS0psi ~ occupants q a. 1oSsss
~, s-rr u is1Ss sHsctsd hefoby thatihs ilos
pstfd by the Asss,so re- ara are 1ssl
800 g-rr m Arsssscrfs fCr 1J ct 4efs
- W. ~ s-r, sever n fh s.. from ne west s7 OF
R,wsly 10 he stht stay B. Ies els - ., ,-,-
4..,.-o. fnds a tls ssai houses 1le o ~ ~
fl,s ees. nad Parcels o. land stuAted on oou 80 80
tafel Taaysttr- gsce az b. on Ne se.is.1 ~
80. a. AZ ~ ~ % and east sfs OF 10 n~sis
38 ani s,ss, "a the vest ste Of ne bo~sy'
49, ~ -5 Inc $40 north c a. q snl on .- a. -
81 nsff. u,,e hsN s and las ABOUT 80 ies- 49,
sri, tceff h. All psrgrs w1oss interests tts 49, ?, =
- ts.tsrsl-. ~ rao ofPosd 70 ~ ans pr
~ri- M ff sr- ars rfr1rstse q rrtss1t TIER R ~ ~
~, lf.ir 81 re- Nc Hal Of Hsoords. g,tn thry
- o. A.. 8,is oftfs notes SAMUEL H. DE- MOS 7, 1sAs
S,fs sfCpoT son fsAACVk SMITH Assssorr Ohcs hreaa
y "a. So, I,,o,rt-so, March s. ISL 5ul1
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DRIyATE LYING-IN ASYLUM

The propTieoIs OF The above Institute have concluded
70 name he terms OF admission 10 the ability OF The apP
csnts Communications ard applications 20 be made 10
25f Inn DR.. KENNEDY. 1856 DusDepsrk.
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I1T COURT OF RRooKIYN-stsplenc JasLson. AND Others.

TTY COURT OF BRo0KLYN-stePbenC Jackson sna oths,s
q9aus hancs skLlu and wie-surimous tor hsNai 10
HANOI sKILLIE Wss srYou hereby summoned sn1
required 70 compliant this act1l Wach was ns gay
flsd he 81 Cef Of the Cy Court Of Brnohbn sla
copy o. cGr answer US AZ our ONCE no 20 Dl
way CRY ofNew fork within twenty days aiief Ae .et
hereof exclusive Of the day o such tu1 3oa N 20
ne compliant Aforesaid, the Ps aths vii Apply 70 s
C,url relief demanded the coma Mt DaLsi teofAA3
isth 1851 sASDFoRDs, PORTER srRkEh
l4l1w6wFr' Plaintiffs Attorney
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IDUrlIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, no Ns.ssu SO
10 hssbS fssa . ihe Relatives ar9 17it Of 1o sAhu
Ff NtAIuN. 90 kENfuS be from taliroa er--e--i sro
ttgsc 90 have ~ tat sts aFs 20 ihe ,a9
t.re o c1uuy o. Ne~ fnft iar Letsl' at 'ni ta %
M fe ~ taa atessfs. - ltfh tsy o' fff nt @ t
o,fl..l n he EfsD Dated Nsv Irfk. 20 lth, i-'i
l.(saN4u JAMES 5. ThAYER Paole Adfriastfatof
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IL PURSUANCE % A. ORDkR sufTu-ats al ths NSa
0Nss lorl escs hereby S'sl - AT psss,ns sA,ng
WILLIAM LkQ-WOLF, lais Of tie City Of hamouehi
Germany, desssd present %. With yoahsr' tso a hs
sutscrbs hs IN ~ Morris ielWo, NJ ID Nc 81 Lsp--e
= CITY Yot, ninstauth osy Il jay
HsN York, the s1'eeuih jay OF Jnusy. SOL
NORRIS LEO-WOLf, r,arrtors
III iswsuFs JOSEPH GUTNAS,
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T1RTNTS.-A full supply OF spring
49,. inst received suited TO The trade 81 s5 80 ,t
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NTOTICE-EsTATE OF NATHAN DUNN. late Of Philadelphia,
deceassd-To NATHAN DUNN JL; You hereby notified
that and Trustees under the VIII OF Nathan Dunn DO
ceased we have settled Of the Register Of Wills for the
CIV and County of Philadelphia Pennsylvania three
accounts OF the estate Of the ad Nathan Dunn declared
ard have distributed thereof under dscees Of the Or
phan said county and that about 70 settle
accounts you further notified 70 present your claim
Of the said estate for settlement 70
aud Trustees beorethe Isl dy Of october
1851. FREDERICK BROWN,
NE corner Of Fifth aud Chssnut sts
ISAAC COLLINS,
l9q Fibsrtst Philadelphia
OLE sWlvF Executors Of Nathan Dunn deceased
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high ecclesiastical titles hire the poor elerry-the
jouineymen curates-to do all the "spiritual" work.
as they call 1t, giving them not enough to live upon
but merely enough not actually to starve Solow
do they grind them, that even a common draper's
assstant-a countersk skipper, you call him in New
fork-reoeives as much again in salary as a curate.
Kingdom. Such is the system-a tremendous sys-
TEN Of mercenary occupation of property and wealth.
gathered originally and intended for the poor and
destitute, and now perverted to the pensonine and
support Of proud aristocracy and their ofsprns.
So base, mean, and vile is the system that these
pensions-livings, as they are called-this church
property, or portions Of 1.-THE privilege of receive
ing a large income from church revenue-is ac-
tually, as common thing, put up, to auction and
sold in the shambles; and anybody-a Turk, an
atheist, dog evsn-may buy this rich fat living
bid the other bidders. Thus they sell souls BY
wholesale in England selling whole parishes at
once, to any bidder, by the auctioneer's hammer.
Many persons in America will hardly believe all
this they will think it is political scandal and party
exaggeratiou. But 80 unblushngly is the thing
DONE so true it is tina. the bishops themselves and
the high churchmen in Parliament, literally pro-
posed by the mouth of the Marquis of Blandford,
in solemn address to the Queen, to put up to pub
lie sale three hundred vngs, or advOwsons belong
ing to the Lord Chancellor, in order to raise one
million of money to aid in the erection OF six hun
bred new chur ches! Thus the cure of souls-whoa
masses and populations of souls-throughoxt Eng
land offered for sale by auction, by the bishops
and preates, and Church of England generally, in
order to build certain useless snowy buildings.
This is fact on record Yide the debates in Para-
ment of July l, 1881. Crime and corruption can
hardly 60 beyond this, Yet. in England, tho
churchmen would actually laugh man to scorn
who should take any notice of this, think it
wrong. So hardened is crime. In the same Parlia-
ment, on the selfsame night, the pous Sir r. Inglis
deende the luxury, PRIDE and wholesale robbery by
the high preates and church dgnita RES against the
speeches of Mr.. Hume and Sir b. Hall, by saying
hat the revenues and unwiel iy incomes these men
appropriated were their vested rights--that is to
say, in other words, that long custom and habitude
have by mere duration of time, converted evil into
good, and turned wrong into a right This is the
common way Of viewing the subject in England.
I he English, as a nation, are as wise and sensi-
BILE as other nations. Yet, in this matter, they
have lost the perception and distinction of right and
wrong w.
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through acres Of huge trees intermixed with brush
He urged to return to his cabin, and promised to
show us a shorter route to the fishing ground than
we could find from the mouth Of the creek; but the
vote was, ego ahead" so We took Wangler on
board; and at nine o'clock We found ourselves
standing round " musquito smudge," de batting
the question Shall We return to Wangler )
cabin ?" On leaving the decision to Capt s, ne
admitted that he felt keenly the causes which com
PEELED him to give affirmative voice for a
1dtrhshdtory movement. Having reached the point
at which We aimed, our honors were untarnished.
Again We were on board the yawl; and now came
the trial OF patience for clouds had darkened the
sky, and we could not see our way through the
trees; yet, slowly and cautiously, We felt out a
path TO the mighty current Of the river, and in q
few minutes were borne to our landing place at
Wangler's. Wangler is Swiss, and one of the
best trout catch ers in the Union. l will pass over,
if you please, all details touching our supping,
smoking and sleeping.
fast, fastened departure for the trout strea
which we reached in walk of three miles, through
brush and brake, over hill and through hollow.
Scattering ourselves along its banks, we com
menced our sport. Owing to the ruggedness OF
the banks, and the wet and Doggy nature of the
earth, we did not travel far; and the weather get
ting uncomfortably hot, We one by one gave in,
and resorted to the rendezvous for refreshments.
Our gathering place beneath huge oak,
where large spring of the best water gushed
from rocky bed. Here, at about noon, seven
fishermen, with Joe, our cook, were gathered. We
had TAKEN one hunoreu ana nlty-eignt me prooh
trout-the largest measuring fourteen and sixteen
inches in length. Joe had brought to the ground
the necessary utensils, &C., for cooking with
the aid of a few Boston crackers and spring
water, trout furnished what we all deemed a
most excellent repast. Broad oak leaves supplied
the place of dishes--the earth was table, and
We sat down to it Ia Tmqus. Wangler, who gave
out in the morning that he would not be satisfied
with less than eighty fish, did not come in until
after we had left for another stream, ten miles be-
low. We learned that he brought no me one hun
dred and forty-all OF which were preserved in ice
for the passengers of the Nominee. The nun
Der of trout furnished by Wangler to the Nominee,
during the present season, amounts to about two
thousand-all taken with his own hook
| find my letter getting too long, and must
therefore postpone further notice of our excursion
for another letter. In the meantime, ! would
recommend to those who love to catch and eat
the genuine mountain trout, to try the streams
which run into the Upper Mississippi, north of
Prairie du Chen. ]. II. ;.
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Our Mexican Correspondence.

ACAPULCO, June 20, 1871.
The Route to the City of Merico- Arriua of Steam
rS-The Returning CaiifornianS, &c.
Efforts are now being made by Americans, long
residents Of Mexico, to establish stage line from
this point to the City of Mexico A large number
of persons travel the route with its present facli-
ties which are similar to the Isthmus but the ma
ture and formation Of the country, in my estina-
ton, will not admit Of such system, certainly not
with the individual efforts of one or two men.
There are even now very good mule accommoda-
tons, but the journey is toilsome and often dan
gerous.
This morning we had three arrivals from sea-
all steamers viz, the California, Budd, from San
Francisco; Columbus, Isham, do: Northerner,
from the same place There are now four steamers
in this little harbor; the Mckim is also here. The
Pacific leaves tonight, the California tomorrow,
and the Northerner the day following. Each of
these vessels has full complement of passen.
gers, all Of whom are now lettering and prowling
through the narrow and grassy lanes Of the little
village
Among the passengers by the California, bound to
the Atlantic is Major Hobbe, Assistant Postmas-
ter General. The Major has been seriously ILL., but
through the invigoratng atmosphere OF some OF the
California Valleys he is now restored to health
There is also among the number, Judges Lyons, Of
the Supreme Court, and Jones, OF the District
Court; Lieut.. Jas. II. Moore, of the Mary; Capt
Hunter, of the revenue service; and Mr., +: Con-
ner, one Of the proprietors Of the Alta California
Mr.. G. leaves the ship at this point, and travels
through Mexico, via Vera Cruz.
There some seven eight vessels in port, all,
the majority, of which golfers for the steam
ship company. There are no American sailing YES
sells III port
Col Ramsey arrived here few days since from
Mexico on business connected with the road.
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