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TREASURER'S OFFICE,
CRY OF NEW ORLEANS, July l6 iojg
G9 TO COFFEE HOUSES, GROCERIES, ETC. accordance
with the 35h section OF the Of Cousooon persona doing
business under LICENSE required pay the
the TreaEy Notice is therefore hereby gwen that puctua
prompt compliance with this of the ell will expected
and enforced.
iyl7 2ptf VIM H. GARLAND Treasurer.
Rls0s That all Coffee houses Drinking hou Restaurants
rocoriea rooms other place phces where liquor
sold RETAIL which
five given in writing
closed by the Police oil either District
Rrd That all and Watrhman required
through their respective Captains said Treasurer writing
delinluena q Aforesaid.
[Signedl JAMES RORB,
President Board Of Aldermen.
lSignedl FRANS. ALpUESTE,
President o rmen.
Approved 10th July, 1851,
tSignell A. u. CROSSNIAN, Mayor.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WANTED.

A CHANCELLOR SALE on account of de-
IA pprturc the STOCK AND FIXTURES of FAMILY GROCE-
Y having good ro of cus'ones To person with small
good
cua apply immediately l., d. FRENCH Agent Bnyiie street
~ The above would be exchanged favorable term, likely
boy aus 81
NATANtrED TO PURCllASE-A very supc-
Wv rur GARDENER A about 35 wears of age
errri well recommended and thoroughly
p,nninc and culture of vegetables Apply
wy LONG, JOHNSON IlAfCtiER, .? Commercial
NATANTED--By a resident of the city, who
w well by his present situation
month He II competent Book keeper Ac
couutant young family and viii act in any capacity
doors out doors. 80, 80
rg- Apply this office by letter addressed to w W. eia
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CRESCENT

THE NEw oRLEANs Daily CRESCENT
oFEfrx ~. sS CHARLES STREET,
Will sfved uhscribsiu this city and Lafayette A. m
day. Sunday eIeep,d1 for year in advance
payable ONCE Is week. payable the carr'se
TERMS OF ADVERTISING;
this following charges
mines in pearl, will b. Invariably adhered to, viz:
~
ADVERTISEMENTS the page charged
Aera discount will be made with those who ysnt
foi shorter time.
one month and charged
accordingly, ..a.. :
The Crescent hns advertisers medium
The hands the present proprietor been Steadily
Ind rapidly the useoed
October 9S, 1851.
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VadIE. GREAT FIRE IN CHILICoTHE, OHIO

N1IG 0hEhI FlRE LIN Ell 10
IL ONE-THRD OF THE TOWN BURNT TO ASIIESl
,,n CHILlcoTHE, Ohio April 10, 1859.
Ms'sRs STRAINS MARVIN the 5tb ia a;
hand In reply Safe the fire. EXCEPT YOURS has
good for nothing lost large Sae
ED-bnt in the SMALL sALAAlANDER BOUGHT FROM Vol,
NOTHING WAS INJURED. - ''''
Your obedion servant, It. CLEMSON
The above letter shows that real hot fire. RICS sALA.N
DE'tS ARE THE ONLY SAFES TO BE DEP DED UPON r.
the Pearl street tire, ELEVEN SAFES different maksrs
TOTALLY DESTROYED-RCHS SAFE ALONE biddn, da6"nce
:, me Hangs notes bonds and the vaIne
me Shlcothe tire parallel SAFE
RiCs IS These repeated occurrences mean
tslbly that ers Patent Sanmanders, RlCIS
world N S""'ea, vi III tue whois
They can be had at the Dapo Water street and bs Fc,
corner OF 3D. Marya Place and Avenue A, New York. E
sTEARNs d MARVIN.
Inc sbscriber continues
and ed aud has constantly large
OF their SAFES. who are aware Of tbe in
h oi Err EoiN INSURANCE their books papers and
oher articles Of small bulk great value are "a and "r
TED SAFES, together with thirty oeif
LARS IN RICHS SAFES. '>h iii"t, a Aiii'iioEs DoL'
jel4 If JsAAc pB1nnr nc ,,....;,, .,-...
t,A ~ sixty days sight, on Bos-
Il sa N 0n' for sale by = ,o,,,,
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bssf,s Ha Who firhta NJ liberty never shan be


---a Ei Sargre
ayale mas derramaris . raudaies,
cone srrsstraffa sustorpes canales
& Entre vicios. maldades y horror.N
war, vs., war, this is the gate of salvation
Tor thoss men oppressed by the rigors of tyranny
The dcspots will not listen to reason. They de-
sire blow, and blows they shall have IT has
become necessary to strike them, to overthrow
them The voice of Liberty eonfounds them,
the CRY Of war makes them tremble
Ala guerra marchenoa Cubanos
No haya medo al tirano nsolcnte,
Guerre maerte, vcnganza! que afrente,
Al rerdugc de nuestros hermanos
GuaicANANAF.
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PynI II. HT,euYa,
TRANSLATOR,
Office No. lls EXCHANGE ALLEY, between st. SITS.
t Mr. TEARD offers his putl
Tint he will translate English and Spanish into
CIRCULARS, PAMPHLETS, CONTRACTS ACTS OF NOTARIES,
ARTICLES OF NEWSPAPERS, COMMERCIAL NOTICES AND
OTHERS LEASES MEETINGS OF COUNCILS OTHER PuB-
Lie MEETINGS all kinda no com.
Circulars
etc. He will his evenings
ES Once hours from IA M to r. NJ apr 2pf
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FOR SALE.
Keep C00I-Meep Cool.

TREMENDOUS SACRIF1CEsi
ALFRED MUNROE s. CO.,
"a MAGAZINE STREET,
TT selling their large stock OF SUMMER CLOTHING for
GENTLEMEN BOYS extremely small profits with
great object closing off the fall They
selling good LINEN PANTS for FL COATS 81 is a. IS
SHIRTS from II 20 to 81 49, fine and made in the best
tE- Every article warranted in every respect
LET ONE PRICE FOR GOODS AND NoDEvIATIoN. jyg6 2pu
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Norris y Way,

CORNER OF CAMP AND COMMON STREETS,
iys Under the City Hotel.
~ The School VACATIONS will enable
-FsA Teachers Pupils to become ELEGANT WRITER'S.
M ClassJs during expressly for sueh
s--SyAss 70 9 at DoLBEARS Writing AND BOOK.
KEEPING ACADEMY, 81 Canal street, Established iS39)
~ Private Classes for Ladies' Gentlemen attended
jy23 RUFUS DOLBEAR, Sc Canal street.
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1T The Subscribers prepared take and receive orders
the coming eason with the understanding that
articles ordered shall prove satisfactory respect those order
ing will be obi cation take them.
THOMPSON & NIXON,
iy9. 2pn 10 Camp street and go3 Broadway, NewYotk.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBER

The Of person will upon books oniess
payment OF the subscription be made in advance.
Distant subscribers money postage
which viii be paid BY by
transmission.
The COUNTRY PAPER published III wsekiy during the
sons Of Congress, and semi-weeky during recess
Subscriptions for period less year viii be received on
pToporloned 90 the above rates.
W PoSTMAsTERs act as our agents and Ly
sending DAILY SUBSCRIBER, with enclosed
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, with ~25 o. RVS WEEKLY
subscribers $40 enclosed win be entitled copy Of
edition they furnish subscribers for, grais.
The daily union., 1852-08-07

certify that the above is exact copy OF the list made
by in Indanos before stated with the reductions
made by Colonel Mcclellan In my quarters at that place
That the colonel made the changes handed
r. @ Murphy, assistant secretary make copy, which
hs did. This copy now have stissted by him
JOHN X. BARTLETT, Commissioned
The daily union., 1852-08-07
Slatemsrt Of r. @. Murphy.

oFprcK MEXICAN BouspARY CommLssros,,
Ell Paso, January rs, 1851
was present when consultation was being held nj In
dianola, Texas in the oommssioners room between the
ssioner, John r.. Bartlett, and Brevet Lieutenant
Colonel Mcclellan. About what they were engaged did
know but noticed both looking paper
oye,hsr Afer Colonel Mcclellan left the room, what
believe to be the paper handed to me by the
The daily union., 1852-08-07

~ RHODE ISLAND,
Delivered in the Senate July 90 and 81, 1885, on The
Msrtean boundary comnlissioa and defence of me
conduit of Mr. j. X Bartlett commissioner of The Me1-
f1an boundary surrey.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1852-07-23

In Tennessee as everywhere else great Effort is made
to act % excitement enthusiasm. AMI hnahs for Scott
Without thus there is no hope for the wings. To show
how they are succeeding 10 the Southwest copy iron
the Nashville Union the following candid account Of
WING nesting held at South Nashville, Tennessees
1.-THE Scott papers s,riving with might and msin TO
make their readers believe there feeling In behalf
Of their candidate among the people For this
they sguify every le msetng gotten up by dn' OF hard
effort cry Justify that the fires Of " are again
lighted To has, present at the meetings mus exalted
over these nc nunts amusing enough, and seems
pity almost expose them Bat We must 40 so whenever
they are attempted in our own bailiw'ck,
1be Sc 4, papers OF this city Yesterday came out with
a,t,s accounts OF Scott meeting In South Nashville
Tbursay night These accounts the meet
i,v "a sing Oh with the best possible spirit, Now we
,i,, ali The plain this meeting related 70 as
nv an eye.yynessa gentleman OF vcrsoiy. Alter the
croyvd was gathered toxether-z very small by the
way--snd presiding officer selected. perfect silence
re.encd gbout the meeting until hspa, nine o'clock
Az the crowd then showed symptom, Of wish % avs
perse effort made get our friend, Herman o's
esq, on the sand Nj Cox however WI" "nweh, ana ~
nrst declined. .
scott. then took the stand snd called upon those
present favor Of rsying the nominations o. ne wing
Convention 10 respond in the affirmative An awful
BROKEN only by long, shrh whistle from the mid
ds nj ,he ososdi Nothing dsnnted, however, our Scott
f;snd nouu,~d the rostrum sgain. and called upon the
r;., ~ The nomination. make themselves known by
ho,, Another psuse broken only by the iudestgsble
yhisde Amer this. Informant wssssrished and left
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The condition OF things in ibis State is alike unprece-
denied and significant Nobody there goes for the regu-
larry nominated candidate Of the wing party General
Scott cannot end friends enough there TO form electoral
ticket for him Yet Georgia voted by large majority
for General Taylor and while the wing party could claim
portion as national party, has always been considered
a doubtful wbig Stale
Now, this state OF things in Georgia-where il APP
pears tba, there may be electoral tickets for Pierce
and King, and none for General Scoti-proves in the
cesresl possible manner that Scott will not get vote
south Of Mason and Dixon's line. Georgia is fairly
entitled TO be called the Empire State OF the South Ia
railroads, in manufactures, in all the elements OF material
wealth and progress, she stands at the head, as in extent
and population she stands nearly a, the head, OF the
southern States Her influence in the southern section Is
deservedly very great In all respects the interests oil
her inhabitants are identical with those OF North Caro-.
lima, Kentucky and Tennessee yet in Georgia the Scott
wings cannot even form party or raise ticket What
hope Of success have they then in these as'named con-
tiguous Staiesl
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a
surveyor upon the q As uai'ed States upon the sad
boundary commission.
Mr., CLARKE now move that that resolution be laid
upon the table desire 10 say 10 the Senate that since
introduced this resolution have been informed thai all
the papers thai wished for were included 10 the call
made by the senator from California, Mr. WELLER
time ago. and 10 therefore OF
10 call for them again
The question being then taken, the resolution was
laid upon the table,
MI GWiN The unfinished business OF Yesterday
is bill ia relation 10 the settlement OF the private lana
claims in California Ii il is 10 lead 10 no further dis.
CUSTOM should like very much 20 have il taken up
and acted upon at once, and then have an
utye session, which IL is very important should have
this afternoon Ii there is any discussion upon the BILL
will 10 lay il side for the purpose of haying
an executive session. refer 10 Senate bill No 269
which we had ap yesterday move il be taken up
now. a ~
Cries OF "No, no."
Mr.. ATCHIS0N. ! move that the Senate now ad-
oafh
Mr. GWlN. hope the senator will withdraw that
motion. so that we may have an executive session.
will Withdraw my motion to take up The bill Indicated
The motion 10 adjourn was then Withdrawn.
The motion to take up Senate bill number 800 was theo
withdrawn. ae#N ao Q.U
MIR. GWlN | now move that we go into the consid-
Grafton OF executive business.
The question being then taken, the motion agreed
10, and The Senate proceeded to the consideration OF
ecutve business and after time spent thefein the
doors were reopened whereupon
The Senate adjourned
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sAGUEyAY RIVER.

SALT WATER BATHING AND SALMON FISHING.
u s<, For the Saguenay, stopping at Murray Bay, River
ETAkxxr du Loup and Cacouna The wei-known
ROWLAND BfLL Captain !. B. Ryan
having in complete order supplied with boiler be
low her furniture beds, bedding reed and renovated with
Intended supplied best the market affords,
commod0us especially fitted for this
with for the pleasure comfort, and safety
Of and BY her strength and speed particularly
adapted the above navigation.
Montreal for Quebec Monday
O'clock and leaves the 81 Andrews wharf Tuesday
morning O'Clock for the above named fashionable
places during
log season. every succeeding Msnday Tuesday
the proceeding Wednesday
" oer the Saruenay
lila Bay and places OF interest that majestic
Passenger. leaving Monday will be landed in Montreal
succeeding Friday morning s1..
II will also leave this for Quebec, River du
Friday evening a6 O'Clock returning Gu
e sunday, and 10 Montreal on Monday morning.
Pare reduced IS per cent. from last years prices.
From Montreal River Loup Caeoana s.
10 Saguensy and back "a Caconna.
70 River du Loup or Cacouna and back TO Montre-
al, ufp. .......
70 saguenay and back TO Monreai.... 10
Meals included.
state rooms, half dollar
under u years. and accompanying cabin
sengcrs, half price,
wlr..
sTANcE-From montreal TO Ihcounm 40
70 Cacouna. .................,......3e
{" Quebec CHIC ouirni. ....................2 $50
- 70 Saeouna. ...... ~
and connodou hotels have du Loup
and Cscouna for the reception Of visitors this
MosrKsaL, June, IsS2 July Is--dot
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AUCTrON NOrICETbe Subscriber respectfully
mis- friends and pnhc he has commenced the auction
md commission offers
wees for the sale % description Of real and personal property
upon The favorable 9E.ess
With experience twenty years departments Of
snofon business the Of which he has been personally
known 70 the cxcps Washington the OF The late
nrns o. Dyer Bro and Dyer Mctu he deems unnecesy
20 say than his attendance relied upon
delay.
Una can he MADE M The reception and
sale q rch,dse commission persons wishing 70 Employ a.
q 5unK business hours ready
and prepared 70 ths calls a. the pubic.
Resrsctfsny, " n. HTkATToN
June lO--dsf
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Indiana and Ohio

The Scott men, feeling THAT they have no chance al
a. without these two States have in their desperation
veniured to intimate hope of carrying or both Of
them. t.l
Here is piece Of whg testimony, taken on the spot
which is worthy Of their attentive consideration
!" Go TO KKsTbcEy--The Lafayette uod'sna) Journal
whir paper .ays, Indiana will 20 for Pierce, whou
doubt 90 win Ohio We mus keep look out for Kso
tocty--she TOO. the fence. Whist time and money
you have the elecoo thsn be spent there
nos here, where have nothing 70 expect"
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


SENATE MIR Gwin submitted resolution, which
was agreed to, calling for an estimate of the cost Of
extending the operations OF the coast survey during The
present fiscal year 10 certain islands the of Cali
foTnia.
bill granting additional school lands TO the States in
which there public lands taken up, and ordered
to be ensrossed. Is " 8f.ai ge +0sta. es y a6a
The bill making appropriation for the construction
of ship canal around the falls Of the Sault Se Marie
taken up and, after long debate, its further
sideraion was postponed. .
After an executive session, the Senate adjourned.
HOUSE or REpREsEsTATWEs--Tbe House passed The
bill granting The right Of way through the public domain
all railroads. plank roads, and macadamzed iurnpkes
On motion Of Mr. Rantou they next passed rcsolu-
ton calling on the President for information concerning
the threatened difficulty with Great Britain relative to the
rights OF American fishermen the Of Nova SEQ
Tia and New Foundland. ~ al ieaG
The bill granting lands to aid in the construction Of
railroad from Springfield Illinois, to Tene Haute, In.
diana. considered; and pending the question
an amendment or substitute proposed by Mr.. Doty. the
morning hour expired M
The bill from the Printing Committee for the election
Of public printer fixing the prices for the execution Of
the public printing, &c. then postponed for fort
night.
Mr. Stanton, OF Kentucky reported bill for The settle
ment of the accounts of Thomas Richie; which was
postponed for three weeks.
/ Mr. Seymour, Of New York. moved the usual reson
ton for closing the debate the river and habor i'm
provement bill at one oclocAt p m. to-day; which
was agreed TO.
/ The House then went into Committee of the Whole
on the state OF the Union, (Mr Odds in the chair; \.
wherein the river and haroor bill was debated by Mr.
Marshall, of kentucky; and they then voted TO take
recess until 6, p. IN.
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"a BY he House, The said bill read at length for
the Information OF the House Il ses
And the said bin was then read the third time.
MI MARSHALL, OF Kentucky, demanded the yeas
and nays on it's passage which not being ordered the
said bill was daily passed. ~
Mr. SEYMOUR, of New York, moved the usual res
oluon close the debate the ryef and haIbor bill al
~ y N OF THIS day. At.t p ~ N}Nhf ftt
Mr. JONES, OF Tennessee, suggested /" to morrow, at
!, p mtP ,.1.y. I4sat .HiIG.
Mr. SEYMOUR having accepted this suggestion,
MIR CAMPBELL, OF Illinois moved TO strike out tbe
words tomorrow, al M, and 10 insert IN lea
thereof he words - Saturday next, al one, y. M gt
Mr. JONES, oil Tennessee, moved 10 amend The amend
ment by striking out the words On Saturday al one,
p m, and inserting TO. morrow, al one minute after
one O'Clock, p. 10. = agreed TO, s. Il Yrs#,44# 4
The House having agreed TO the amended amendment,
he said resolution was agreed TO,
The House then went into Committee OF the Whole
the stale Of the Union (Mr OLDs In the chair j and
The committee having again taken up The nver and har-
Dor Improvement bill, r
Mr. MARSHALL. Of Kentucky, who was entitled to
the floor, concluded the speech commenced by him on
lbe day before. ao ssatsH aI q Ris
Mr.. LOCKHART having obtained the floor,
On motion OF Mr., STUART, The House took reees
until 6,p. m. ss saH E.s."I
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tickets and shares aud certificates
splendid viii prompt
of drawing Immediately AFTER
who order from
Address T. " o'BRIEN, AGENT
(Snccessor to j. Il c. Mauryo
July 20 Alexandria, Virginia.
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BY Mt HART The petition Of General Bankhead and
other officers Of the army asking Tor the la In relation 10
sutnesi IN the be changed, that II w stand ss
II did previous 10 oar war with Mexico. s ,{f3st
By MI MOLONY The petition Of w. $. Ounce, John
@ Doige and many Others, asking grant Of lot OF land
the Wes,era anrei Friends Society for the erection Of
bethet Tor the OF while they remain ia Car
eagas rsteued the Comntee on Military Affairs
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SwEsr and white sulphur spr'nss-Redueed ARE
- cheapest comforis
be and expeditions route TO The Sweet and White Sulphur
Springs v@ arr a#T
From Washington BY Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad.
Prom Baltimore by eonoahl. and steamer Ma
rland, Capt. g. r. MITCHELL ..#
Connecting Richmond with the Richmond and Danvile rail
Fare from Baltimore White Sulphur SIS
baltimore SWEEP Springs s..s............ ~
Washington White suphu. .................. IS Fl
Washington Springs ~
q Richmond 10 White suiphnr. ................ 10
Richmond TO Sweet springs
leays BALTIMORE Tuesday and Thursday afternoon, at
O'clock connecting Aqua Creek with the un which reaches
Richmond nj y m. the succeeding days
Leave WASHINGTON every day in The week at m and p
and on Sunday arrive in the
morning O'Clock chopJ and thence at by
the Richmond "a miles, and by 90 mites
To IyBchbu-e point they viii reach 10 Leave
lynchba and Tennessee railroad, and
~ miles 10 breakfast Ruford, thence ~ miles by
stages, and Springs at M tbence IL
mites, over smooth turnpike ., the Whine sulphur.
Dor comfort expedition, unr,vaed, and will
onnend itself invads gentlemen travelling with fbe fam
lies and iaken between Richmond
and the Springs, make economical route.
Tickets fotomsc and
nom Capt G. MITCHELL the Maryland and at The ohce
Of The Richmond and DanviIie railroad Richmond
JOHN II. OSBORNE,
July lo-d2mo Superintendent.
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The Turf,

UNION CoursF, l.. I-1RorrINc.-About two thousand
FIVE hundred persons assembled at the Union Coure on
Thursdny last TO witness the trotting Of Lady Suffolk
Zachary TAYLOR and Jack Rossiter for purse Of $500
mile heats best three in FIVE to wagons The race was
most exciting throughout not only from the closely
contested heats but the great development OF speed by
the horses engaged II the frat appearance this sea-
Of the famous Lady Suffolk and there are but rev
In Amer lea who have not heard and read OF hor great
In by gone days the universal desire TO
her again will readily account for the large attend
sncc the track the present occasion She stili
tsns her beautiful proportions and sSms gay and
vigorous and agile she did In her youth She Is
twenty years age and although beaten the present
occasion her admirers fce that abe viii be vic
torious In many ica durr< tho prescnt trottpg se~
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EMPRESS AGENCIES, &c.

lERFoRD & CO.'S GREAT CALIFORNIA PACKAGE
and Parcel Express will 20 forward Monday next,
~ 0th per Empire City, via Havana and spin
| In charge of messenger, through to desn
express trunks for small parcels win be kept open till
In dey Of selling Freight taken at the lowest rates
charge for custom house fees consular certificates
B-We shall send mail for South Pacific per
ksmer United states the 10th, 70 connect with the
|gisb stesIner leaving Panama Both May, .
BEBFORD CO, Vesey street, Astor House.
DAMS n co, OFFICE, NO. 81 BR0ADWAf, CALI
y fornia Freight, Package and Parcel Express, per
ited Ststcs Mall steamer Empire city, on Mondv.MY
1862 Our next regular snmi monthly express Tor all
fnis via Chagres and Panama, will be dcspatcheu prr
ed 81 atcs mail steamer Empire City for chsgrcs direct
Monday 10th inst; at two o'clock y. NJ through rs
pal In charge Of of freight AGENTS and spe-
messenger destination Ccnhsnccs offreisht by this
reas are scnd in their eoods with invoices
More the Of sailing tn enable TO comply with tho
enmcpt reqpstion for ccrding aud sealing Small par.
despatehea will he received until o'clock
Pndsy No package should exceed l25 lbs weight, ~
cubic rnaesurement and everything must he strictly
ri proOf or II will he at owners risk No chprgs for
saH -hou 50 fees or con euler cartiheetes
ADAMS T. CO., No, 10 Broadway,
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From the south.

INTERBSTTNG FROM YtCATAN-SIX HUNDRED SOL
DIERs MIssING-ARTIsTs MARRIED.
BALTIMORE, May ., 1852.
The Southern mail, which through to- night
brought dates from Yucatan the 27th Of March by
which learn that great fears entertained with
gard to General Laycnga's command consisting OF six
hundred men which left time ago, and had nos
been heard from since. IL is thought he may have
fallen into an ambuscadc and his whole force been
of The Indian Is far from being ended
Strakosch the pianist married at New Orleans ON
Saturday to Amelia Patti the vocalist. The bridal pair
had started for Now York