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q Carr McLASE's SrArENsSr Pao.

T. Carr. McLANE's STATEMENT Pao-
NoUxcED FALsEHooD by oSE WHO KNOWS. ~
In a long letter. published in the Troy Baaigei,
a few days since, a military companion Of Gen.
Pierce, Ia tho late Mexican war. says. in ref
erence to the MsLanc libel:
I was on the staff and member Of the MILF
tary family Of General Pierce. up 70 Tie nc
ment when be left the City Of Mexico. iw4s
not only infinitely associated with him. blt
with tho majority Of his ARMY friend. (,nd
they were many) and yet had never hsarl
a word breathcd Of the matter Of which this
communication was the subject. until witiia
about a fortnight since. As it is. ] have .le
assurance Of one whom should as soon Dis
credit the evidence Of my own sense as 70
doubt that statement Of tho " Old Dcteniar," "
lsupportod merely BY the inpressiOas Of
Captain McI.ane.) IS false. and nat the de-
NAL cannot be too broad aud too emphatic.
O. II. WlNSHIP,
Revet Major II 8 Army.
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u We have no certain returns from Ohio
aud Florida. but it is very evident that both
States have gone for the Democrats.
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% In 1910 General Pierce used the fol

% In 1910 General Pierce used the fol-
lowing patriotic language:
Il do earnestly hope that every honest man
who has sincerly at heart the best interests Of
the slave and the master, may no longer be
governed by blind zeal and impulse. but be
led to examine this subject. 50 full Of delicacy
and danger, in all its bearings, and. that when
called upon to lend their names and influence
to the cause Of agitation, they may remember
that we live under written Constitution.
which is the panoply Of protection to the
South. as we'll as the North; that it covers
the whole Union. and is equally guaranty for
the unmolestcd enjoyment Of the domestic
institution in all its parts; and trust. further
that they will no longer close their eyes to
the fact, that 50 far as those in whose welfare
they express so much feeling. are concerned,
this foreign Interference has been and must
inevitably continue to be, evil aud only evil. =
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07- All men should read newspapers. A
Glasgow (Scotland) painter took up ono the
other day, and foundin il an advertisement to
the effect. that relative lad left him Sl0,-
100.
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Inveclivo and personality prove nothing on
other side. but lamentabic want o. good
ta-tc aud good argument.
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-27

GZ- We endorse the sentiments contained
in the following, andinelude, beside tie Boba-
dis and Falsiatis, certain valiant squires, who
admire fuss and feathers" and set them
selves up as military critics:
The men who chiefly assail Gen Pierce for
bis bearing in Mexico are not those who
served during the war, but the valiant BObi.
dis and puissant Fallstais who remained q
home. Mark them well-and in nine cases
out Of ten, those who insinua.e that Gcueral
Pierce did not behave as Gen. Scott SAID,
" calamity" in Mexico, are the politicians
who stayed in the ranks VI private life % aid
aud confort the cominJn foe The meu wnJ
fought for the country in her late war; all,
without exception, bear the warmes. testimony
70 the distinguished position Of Gea. Pierce.
as soldier aud a man PclHsykvanian.
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y ~ Do not affronted at a jest. II one
throy -. salt AZ thee, thou wilt receive no harm
unles- thou hast core places.
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70 The Holly Spring, lSiiss.) Ga-e;ie.
still parades that forgery purPOrtiug to Be- iroa
the Washington Union. Candor would r.
quirc the editor 10 take it out
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How To ACQUIRE HIGH HEALTH.-Walk-
or, in his Original" lays down the follow
ing rules for attaining big health. They are
worth remembering, particularly his advice TO
wives and husbands:
First study to acquire a comTourl
Of mind aud body. Avoid agitation OF one
or the other. especially Just before and after
meals. and while the digestion is going on.
To this end govern your temper. endeavor to
look at the bright side Of things, keep down
as much as possible. the unruly passions,
discard envy. hatred and inalice, and lay your
head upon your pillow in charity with all man-
kind. Let not your wants outrun your means.
Whatever difficulties you have 10 encounter,
be not perplexcd, but only think what is right
to do in tho sight Of Him who seeth all things,
and bear without repining tho results.
When your meals are solitary, lot your
thoughts be cheerful when they are social
whica is better, avoid dispute or serious argu-
ment, or unpleasant topics Unquiot meals.
says Shakespeare, make i'll digcstions; and
the contrary is produced By easy conversation,
a pleasant project. welcome news, or a lively
companion. l advise wives not to ontertaln
their husbands with domestic grievances about
children or servants. nor ask for money, nor
propound unreasonable or provoking ques
tions, and advise husbands 10 keep the cares
and yexatious Of the worll to themselves. but
10 be communicative OF whatever IS comfort
able. cheerful aud amusing.
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T. There are two things rich men can 4
do--write good poetry. or 60 to heaven. Peo
pie who live on slcwcd stink weed viii plcasc
notiec.
Southern reveille. (Port Gibson, Miss.) 1851-185?, 1852-10-27

0- There are two tests of fWhiggery in the
present campaign. With Webster Wings a
Reputation Of the candidates Of the party, and
with the Scott wings reputation ofits prin-
eiples.
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lZ- Does Pa kiss you because he loves
you!" inquired a little snubby-nose urch n.
Of his maternal ancestor. the other day.
ITO bo sure sonny, why ?" "Wal. guess
he loves the kitchen girl. too. for | seen him
kiss her morc'n forty times last Sunday, when
you was gone % meeting"
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We are under no earthly obligations to the
new firm whose card We publish below, bdt
as they seem to be doing very small busi-
ness. and have encountered unusual troubles,
charity seems to demand the publication Of
their card.
SCOTT & GRAHAM,
DEALERS IN POLITICAL FIcTIoNs.
agents 0f Ltc Natiue Americau Ass0cia-
tlOn and
GALPHIN CLAIMS.
Rooms. No. 3 and 4, just under PIERCE &
KINGS Intelligence Office and Democratic
Forwarding Rooms.
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SCOTT & GRAHAM,
DEALERS IN POLlTIcAL FIcTIoNs
NEEEN 10
WIN. III. SEWARD, New York,
HORACE GREELY

WIN. ii. SEWARD, New York,
HORACE GREELY,
WM. Z. ROBINSON, Philadelphia, Ma.
tive candidate for Sheriff.
PS. As Mr.. PIERCE will remove in the
Spring of 1853. to the White House. and
Mr.. KING viii be elected President of the
Senate Association. ScoTT & GRAHAM will
vacate their present basement rooms and oc-
cupy No. l and 2, at present occupied BY
PIERCE & KING
N. b. Those having accounts against the
old firm Of ScoTr a. McLANE will please pre-
sent them to their assignee Geo. Washington
Reed, No. Ii Obsolete street, SALT RIVER
ScorT & GRAHAM take this opportunity to
caution the public against one DANIEL WEB
sTER, who is not TO be trusted either as q
Whig or native American.
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The vote for Canal Commissioner Of Penn.
sylvania just received BY mail. HOPKINS,
DEMOCRAT. elected BY considerable ma.
jority. Judge Of the Supreme Court (Dem-l
also elected by over a thousand majority
These are the test questions in Pennsylvania
aud insures tic State for Pierce aud King.
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And he gets Up again ha may stay " I h eaa.i
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give take the f,llowing Teegruphic
dispatches from our Extra Of Wednesday
last
The daily union., 1852-12-25
c1Sut Coast OF Dtsxstcs Of Soi~xs1A~ s"S
tLe Coanty OF Washington

EpwAHD h BsLl assignee Isaac Bsrl h asnee of Isaac
BELL assignee Of LAWS against hAst Lswis, ad
linsIauI Of srsrass ,. Lnwis, deceased In equity
HE bail substance that me american bs Caspian was
sold m, se, Ssso' - - sOa OF he s,sphen
Lewis late o. New YORK buno" deceased acquired an nlsres. q
% her so1ss Was Illegal. sssaIsa % We - p oso
board her plot had MS basass osoed os e eapos o.
thereafter steadily made BY e uolted States on behalf
of s bfs cargo moneys eGee,
obod uau ms claims included ia The
November 1875 Lewis being Indebted Isaac Belt
own in assigned against Brazilian
io indemnity aforesaid Isaac Bell his executors admin,
thereafter asserted 10 The said claims winch We're aer
Lewis disd on The si.l Of July isa any
property never having paid any pan ., ne M 70
.gned Isaac Be might dischaise ihe same ha Lew
Bell assignee Tho commissioner appointed
ss u. me osa o. wal apo" sSsss ss ss S
would not admit tins evidence OF The
adnniaa,s OF Lewis issi 81 he
due on account Rel dI all M s
ewis's assignee TO and in Lewis claims aforesaid and to
Aabama afterwards assigned the Edward H. Bell
New & So s Saw 81 y o Ss e o. Of aa M 80 as
made Mary Lewis tina, The original assignment nom Lewis 70
award found that Isaac Bell and Edward Be assign
coas a. @ psems Edad Bell has aisd
his bin o in This court against Mary Lewis for rel'e
receiving either herself agents,
tho Secretary OF the Treasury and the Secretary
paying agents. attorneys,
the whole OF the award aforesaid
court grant seeing
Lewis, resides jurisdiction viii
further decree tho whole amount OF said award be paid BY The See
relary The Treasury TO the complainant Edward H. Bell
by this 10Th day of November The
adjudged that complainant
copy the Union newspaper Washing
city, each Of three successive weeks before the
Monday OF February next give notice 10 said absent defendant
Of this bill, appear
this by solicitor on or before he fourth Monday
April the PREMISES aud show If
shoud prayed the said
appear least four months before the said fourth Mon
day OF April
BY order of the
Test, JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
W. G. sEErlss, Solicitor for Compartments
True copy Test JOHN A. SMITH, Clerk.
Dec 2-iaw3w
The daily union., 1852-12-25
United state. Pasen, once.

WashinHton, Uectmbcr 10, It3l
thxab.ih Ois Administfanp OF VIM OTIS
deceased praying OF granted
the 2Ah c F,buA 1859 In the Crane
non cf PATENT which place the fourth (3i
FEBRUARY, eighteen hundred and hny-ttfec, ue5J)--
p>tion be heard Patent Once
Thuday tho seventeenth 7hl Febrna, le53 " oclcct,
and alt notified appear aud show they
have, why sad petition ought 70 be granted.
required 10 file 10 the Pacn
ohecuons specially wrnng
before dsy of hsar ali fled by either
said hearing taken and transmitted
the rules the once which win be furnished spp
Ordered hi. be published the National Inei.
Republic and Union, city Inquirer, fhads
phis Pepsyvsnis Express New York city hbany Regis
AbsuY New Ncrk Providence Journal Providence, Rhode
Daiiy Bee, Boston, Mas8schnsctt,
previous (7) of
ary eighteen hundred my three, ts3 day of heanng
- 4. N. HODGES,
Commissioner OF Pstents.
s-Ediiors viii copy
hills Patent once with paper containing this notice.
Dec i6-la~3w
The daily union., 1852-12-25
! p - FVKM Of UFFEh.
To the Navy Asen, at Washington, ID. G..
Proposals Erecting Mint, with the Necessary
st Machinery, at San Francisco, California.
TnrAsrnY p.rAnrNrrr, Ocl. >, ls52.

TRnAsuRY DsrAursssr, Oct. ,, 1852
CEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received this department until
day Febnary 1859, for The construction OF the
brunch min, San Francisco, California; according 10 the plans
p.rsmcn disposed The SAID proposals
branch work. right being department
either be ionnd The most ant adysa
any eonae, he building a,s maehney Sann", Dc hsa and
which expenditure expressly limited by The act of Con
Paymes,s will he nsde every sky days e amount Of the
work actually used the building be
rrseyinc from twenty
c mr.. one bundled thousand dollars and sn per % eI. on
e,ion Of The bud and its approval and acceptance BY The dc
Every proposal mus, be accompanied by written guarantee
s. sneS M ~ 0aD mY Or naes ah"r l. h or e sa Gs
shall and will enter into and oond win sueen suses
secretary Of The Treasury in The sum Of my thousand dollars for
ere spd nHis-s !. Is aeeompaned with such saaran,es
Proposals viii also be received the time and place for
will likewise be furnished by The depart
in relation 10 the building with the exception
required m the faithful execution Of The contract which viii
w also received at the time and place. agree
ing and machinery purpose mint,
upon the and ,oS a, g sas Gn m a e
plans specifications referred 10 above for The build
ally proportion OF pieces Of the different
from one % twenty aoa each h a. o NOW ~ ss oy %
that ehe, granted by Compress no contract val Of course
chiner.
bids recorded IN presence such
attend and should the bids which
may cahonis be received at The department
psrvous aforesaid 9Th day Of February 1883 will
the delay opening the other e'ds which be presented
decision will Se made soon practicable after The depart
officially advised has passed by Tho
of California branch
tarauon Ac required 9Th section Of the
Coaye.s "a July s52 establish branch mint ofthe Uni
Stssss California
Those psr.ons may disposed pro
Will deliver the
collector Francisco the expiration
publication oftbs advertisement
issued Francisco, that period having
Congress f The notice for proposals Ca
collector San Francisco will be furnished with
copies specifications Tor the information of os,
who wi-h TO make bids there.
THOs. CoRwIN,
ooIs-lsw6Feb Secretary OF the Treasury
The daily union., 1852-12-25
War Departure Mt.

Bureau Typographical Enriseer- sept. Is, is0.
PROPOSALS viii he received By The Secretary of War until the
river will be awarded 70 ,hs lowest
mcul nd .hsl hundres Thousand dollars.
CONDITIONS.
forming only thoroughly
form ctrtactons impedmen 70 The navigation thereof
n. whepeve de corseto .hai eso mat portion Of he rs
removed AID destroyed shall be inspected by
the fct the department win such spoPoron Of the whoe
sss . sy' per 81 @ p" ods% ss ma % PARTON 70 > s e @
-hs be lea. than hfeen, o The Whole
pl.ie his that time and ao the sum for which he viii under
complete BY July, undertake
o aforementioned period hs will and VIII propose
when The lime .pscned IL n, contract m the cople,ion of
the wort -sai hsve sisea The sa, shah Inspected " on
shah such inspection that N. contract has been fully
nifty win agreement including twenty per cent
nv, shalt appear hst ths has
bu The balance d the contract shall be sed 10 the
npes sssiop. have se- wade Nv rhe consor 10 f his en-
and he shall car coms The work without sdd
uona ehsse the United states sre'sonaee time q, d.ee
othe Secretary cfwsr win be allowed him for ua
Ths Contractor VII be required give hi. bond r
conditioned
VIII .". = s SAM %s win S r.. rogas The sam - % s
that they will his bond see shove encred snd
se IN which he resides respectable eiazen
.s ., % b, soa.sr. s wa 's m @ dollar, os, saa
,he-, condition. shall he complied with
envelope Proposals FOR removing Red River Ram
Coz. Cops T.porspnicsl snsipeer.
The Republic n'ellssnse and Union s.h'nfon D. u 90"
rsr srs s'9ns, ,, a rhsssDn,. ncnn., oc.
asu ONO; Journal, Louisville Kentucky 81 Louis
IT, New or,.aa. Ccrme,c. Bap.n, New orleans nee
s,gss.. New .'. ... mt. h .ss. w rs e. above
s.wa-di~Aa.~u.na
The daily union., 1852-12-25
PROPOSALS FoR DREDoE boats.
WAB DSrARrasNT.

Wan DErAusssr,
Bureau Corps foportaPhcI Engineers,
PROPOSALS be received including lo'h
ofna February for The construction Of four steam d'edre boats
champa, delivered, inspected, and
Ontario be delivered Inspected and received
Edr, be delivered, Inspected and received
one lo Michigan delivered, Inspected and
The hun Of each boat Is 70 be fee, long beam
guards wide, paddle wheels
70 draw when equipped not e5esedins ssl Of water, -
Of inchin thickness, twenty-five feet long and ior
The working cylinders engine twelve inches diam
inside half inch hekne,. Of @es aud 70 have
a feet, with hall stroke cut of
Each boat 10 have paddewhoe for looomoon with suah,
officers and bands required and
boat pilot engineer and twelve hands
s suitably constructed coal bunseior about nts tons OF coal.
be viii boat be received
for until after has been Inspected and tried aud found to
Each boa, wi be supplied good Dared yavi boat %
eonr and with four good oars and also suitable yaw boat and
Inspected reference arrangements, mate
st A. 10 Ioomouve power win
hundred miles caim weather on ,h waters q each .se
spectyey in consecutive hours al rate Of not less an st mile
scows saud yards ofa loose
and snd saad snd two psrs clay MOI les. ao
esy and Of spd and gravel 90 cubic yard" The hour
This boat during hours, and
no, an average douas any .hore, ume 2, work.
500 po,nd and two kedso socho Of 700 pound. each snd wh
Also ~ inch hemp cable 100 fathoms long.
The trials viii be under Of steam for dredging no, er
cocdne pounds inch Tor ocomouou not exceeding
$50 pounds the square inch
The inspection hs made BY United States Eent
The ready III. stated by the last day OF May
+.
Proposals received of four dschsng
each be provided WIN two good
sweeps arranged 70 dcsge the whoir load
Each boat capable of hodag not less than tons OF oxes
waited soil.
Proposals Undersigned and msited the
envelope (" Proposals fof Drrdge boat" .nrnn
Col. Corps Top. Enrneers
The Rcpulc Inteicsncor unon, Washington, Courier
Enquirer Express, York Commercial hdvertsetf
Bnralo M VI Advertiser Detroit, Nehirnn Commercial Adver
.et Illinois Times, Os~sro, ~ VI Plus
burg Gazette fiusbpg, Albany Register, Albany, ~ v.
uv. twenty daily n-eiops then twice week until
February i0 #s.
Dee fp--dpo,A 'wtTebl 10
The daily union., 1852-12-25
rr5po.ais Repairing ths Brick Wall sIouna tiaa
Observatory.
NAVY As1Sris osuoa,

Washington, ID, O., November 10, iso2
SEALED PROPOSALS., duplicate, win be received a. @ once
y ns IL eeoek on e sesen.eent day d January next o
obssrsao The east south aaa west side ior raising s "a
fes bxhe nnns hip wsB and going around
y ae south 60 ine northern end % 'he eas, wall
sssa,. once Of wa BY way Of south
All sAs Snes intending coping ,ne bee, red s.es me
laid nled win made win bee, hydsaue
f na he a'"s ~oI % b. saisea @ N
wall o north end p s % un"%s s o1, %, & ang 1 as ns
y. ,s .ss - ass. ss % Zee. 1s ana coping ,hs
The work be commenced s.iose ihs let e Ap i0' nd
Al us materials satisfaction
Of the superintendent OF the Observatory before eS "h DC ap
pon The completion OF the contract according provisions,
payment viii by The agent at Washington, within
h after presenting The bills duly approved by the supern
signed by the persons making - and
% The ra.aa.o % according 70 s e ssa "as af
The whose offer snail be accepted VIII be nonned person
dsd sufficient and 4 he DO not appear and enter into contract
eon,raes wi, he made l some olhc person.
such deauDs bidder win be held responsible fo1 all dd
All conformity with his advertisement in
particular ~ at The option OF he bureau OF ordnance ana
Tbs BIDS vii be opened in The presence
should be and only The person whose ohe has been ae
department 'elf the rgn, 70 decline any
% s ss. s s %s be- @ s9 s'
s34t FORM OF OFFER.
To Navy Asen, a, Washington, d. C.;
Of a OF --, hereby offer TO
and perform the work required Tor The OBJ
dated 10Th day OF Noem
1859, subject 10 all the requirements OF The same
For -----, write the aggregate IN words
5.al.T ~ Signed by per making ofcr
The undersigned, ,-r---, OF ----, Ia the state OF
and the staic OF guaf1ntofs,
hercby undertake. that the aboye-named ---- WIZ "
offer be accepted enter into eonn.t as sea reqIa with hs
post office, of the acceptance oi bid as before men
uoned.
+ signatures
certify bat above named -- and --- known
10 be responsible guafanoIs III this
by collector, or district attorney, or
person agent 10 be ceditabieJ
Nov Is--lawst j. II. LATHRoP, Navy Agent
The daily union., 1852-12-25
In the Circuit the District Of Columbia
the Cou nty OF Washington.

m
the County of Washington.
AaEs Elsos dcceased against
FELr BAKER and Jons w. GEyEn. In equity.
E bin in substance states brig Caspian,
cargo belonging third Joseph Baker aud son. aud
thirds john W GsyeI merchant, Of Bostoa
America, son and Geyer reserying themselves
sa for B"hsr o eser thai ,sa d
win, her cargo while pa uns her lawful M voyage wa, cap
rive La Plata Montevdeo condemned
upon government Brazil for indemnify
and o Baker son ae Geye and the other
January, si9 bewn The two governments that Geyer beingin
BY Joseph Baker, deceased having prop
sy ia d on ne S M NO n @ Baker
demands belonging him, which his claim
Caspian cargo applied lessening
q me ~ sa ne Fea @ & ' and s9"
Joseph Baker deceased and Henry fet Baker
solved sopanef.hp October, 1885, by
the dissolution Joseph Baker was fully authorized ee al the
e, Tue rn indebted 10 Joseph soSo o. for
er which mote sun due 70 M u,sno e,e oI Is Joseph Baker
been partially BY legacy $4,000 Henry
win Of Joseph Baker deceased that after said
Baker s larger amount and from hs time he len The firm down
ars ., Joep BAKER amer dssouon up 10 the day Of his
which took place The a, Of March, 5s, Ipswich
Ellison Of ahsm, Massachusetts wi
and IN hi. Viii Considered his estate as bound for al The deb. Of The
firm OF BAKER Son. ander the terms Of The dissolution thereof
Baker and Geyer Caspian
Of Joseph Baker BY virtue Of The heavy Indebtedness of
the said of the OF from Gsysr Ba
OF the Of dissolution OF
and Gey indemnity Joseph
carry effect
venuoa g, January " ss Una, The commissioner an instead Of
OF BAKER and Geyer, wits s5,l 90 solely
ssa Ellison, Aforesaid Henry
and John W. the 9th july Is2 Henry
Felt Baker after full information and due dribeaen The Sub
et voluntarily assigned 70 sad lanes Ellison all h. right and u
whatever and IN said award and the day subst
said James Ellison attorney In fact Geyer that the 9th
August 1882 Henry Fell baker, OF ms own free VIII and under
made and dictated, affidavit sustaining
James Ellison whole Of the said
Joseph Baker, decreased
of Henry Fell Bsksr has prevented
Secretary the from paying the whole part Of
untruy setting
him therefor that the said James Ellison,
having complied provisions Congress
Iss2 premises complaint
Henry tc Baker John w Geyer fesf praying
court 10 en,o Henry Baker John Ceyer on asking
receiving themselves their agents rep
from Secretary Of the Treasury, snd the Secretary
Of Treasury from paying Henry Fel Baker dohn w ceye
part l the further order Of this this
grant publication the premises seeing
decree Of said award be paid by
Secretary Treasury James Ellison, 0f 10
Judged by The court. this 0oh day Hovember in The
ls the complainant, BY this order
each OF hr.o weeks Monday Of Feb
defendants of the object
substance this BILL and ,hsn 20 appear IN Nh. court In
solicitor before the fourth Monday OF hri
premises and show n they have, why de-
should pass ayed the s' e ssd advertisements 70
appear months before the said fourth Monday Of hp
ny order ofhs eouu .,..
True copy Te., JOHN A. SMITH, CIers.
Dec 2-las3v
The daily union., 1852-12-25
Poe, omc. Dsp~r,msnt, October is, 1904.

NOTICE hereby me advertisement Of ihs % Of
IN sepsenbes 1859, inviting iof service on e New Or
leans and Vera caE soats mol being accordance WIN e st %
establishing
the following substituted IN place. BY dap
copy above appears
mail
between Orleans and Vera Cruz shall be adapted ff
Bidders viii therefore accordingly
The yessak however be used IA ponx
Pacific require
ID Of March, loa5 and 2h June 1886 below
feieg.cd To- s. ID. HUBBARD,
lQ.i x.tau.va