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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-07-06

DEMOVED.--The undersigned has removed to the
II house Of Mrs. Dr. Traon three doors above the Sher
wood House. opposite the mansion of NJ. Ross, Esq. OF
First Street, or Doctors -8reHHe. t-
Office the old First st. two doors above Main
where he may be found all times unless professional
engaged. Ije2e J. X. WILCOX.M. ID.
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p. BUCKINGHAM & CO.,

p. BUCKINGHAM & CO.,
Produce, Commission d. Exchange Merchants,
TOLEDO, OHIO.
PmLo BUcKINsBAM, Toledo, Ohio;
A. BUcKISonxM, Zlnesville, Ohio;
b. h. BUCKINGHAM. New York.
Advances made on COnsignments TO
Bue <inshams " Guthrie. Buffalo: Buekinghams 81 Ne
C0sh New York; Kennedy q Foster, New Orleans.
A. & Farwell & Co., Boston.
REFERENCES.-Preston& Brother, and O'Riley az
Mitchell. Evansville, Ind. Announcements made on cen
sigsments to the above firms by Preston & Bros.
febSd&W6m r.
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G.. HUMMEL'S
PpENlr

G.. HUMMEL'S
PREMlUM
Essence of Coffee.
nNE package of this Essence will go far as fout
~ pounds of Java Coffee and 0bifee made by, his rs
will preserve perfectly the real taste of the Jsst
Java Coffee. but will have delicate and hnefl
yor, finer colour, and will certainly be muchwhoi
for every person than pure Java Coffee wilials
be clear without requiring nythiDg to clarity IT,
.udREf dcWtred aud for Sale. Wholesale and eta'
By DAN'L BOILER 81 co. Phila
And for sale, Wholesale and Retail by :
sepl2l-d&w. WOOLSEf az LINN.
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NEW SpflSG GOODS.
Cheap Cheaper!! Cheapest

have just received the estselecied assortment of
Spring Goods, ever broughtto this market: Consist
ing of ready made Clothing OF every variety; together
with splendid lot of Hats Caps and furnishing Goods.
which will sell cheaper than My facilities for
buying goods enables Ine TO offer GREATER INDUCE
MENfS then ever. t.
NJ Y S Z w N G NJ A c III IN f
still continues of the best ofcustom work. cheap.
er lhan can be made by hand anywhere.
Call and examine my goods, they are worthy your at
tentjon fmarS1 s GIJNBERTS
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MERRITT, FIELD & CO.
Wholesale Importers Of Dry Goods.

-E.-l-. EoahsriHe Ind.
RE now receiving and opening in the large and com
modious building lately erected by Mr.. Obrcr Laid
First street 6eNeea Main and Sycamore street. the
largest and best assorted stock OF fancy and Staple
Dry Goods ever brought 10 this market. Our exten-
sive facilities in with New York house,
enables 10 offer such inducements Ia purchasers rs
will make ii to their advantage purchase of us. We
shall continue To add weakly already large stock
TO keep it at all timesfull and well assorted
--.-- .--- PRINTS PRINTS! - a-rrs =
Spragues, Franklin, Cochico, Globe, Merrimack
Allen & Son, Dunncls. Washington, and all desir
able brands. sale a small advauceon manufacture
ing prices by mar2l MERRITT. FIELD u co.
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DRY-G0ODS & GROCERIES.
NEW ARRIVAL, OF SPRING AND
SUMMER GOODS.

~ mm6R rOOO5.
VIE undersigned have Just received and opening
l. now at THEN store Water str, ct near Of
Main, very large and handsome stock spring Goods
as
90 cases Fancy Prints, of the lates. style;
10 do French Lawns
do Rarege de LANES;
. do Fancy Popplins;
Il do blcached Muslins;
6 do Ripsas and French Cottonades.
Also large assortment of Swiss Muslins, Jaconets
black and Fancy Silks, Bareges. Embroideries, Swiss
and Jaconet Edgngs and Iusertings Tire "A and Cot
ton Laces, Ribbons, Bonnets. bro vn and bieached
Tsbleeloths Gloves, Hosicries, and good many other
things too numerous TO mention.
ALSO:
fine stock of ready made Gentlemen's and Boys'
Clothing. Hats, Caps, &c, DC. We are now prepared
20 supply all calls either Wholesale or retail al cheaper
rate, than before. Call and examine the GooDs
we have Just received, they worthy of exaisna.
ton. mh26 II WM L0EWENTHAL e. co.
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SHERWOOD HOUSE.

TIME subscriber has taken the above house, and has
entirely retted and resurnished it, and is prepared
10 enersin the patrons Of the house in satisfactory
manner. He has also rented the brick Stable owned by
Mr. Peter Burke and has good stock of horses and
riages 20 let.
The stable Is large clean and well located, and good
in constant attendance. Particular attention
will be paid the OF horses left with him for keep
ing and all respects the public shall find the Sher
wood House a good Hotel. tys-f1 J. A. 3YERS.
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FURNI>IIGNG GOODS.

q All the late styles Of plain and fancy silk E5SfA
- and satin Crayais, Scars and Stocks, white ~ .
and all coors Pocket Handkerchies Linen and Linen
bosom Shirts Muslin and Flannel do Flannel and Net I'm
dersbrts aud Drawers Skirt collars kind Of Beaver
Kid Thread and Cotton gloves; embroidered and plar
gum Suspenders; silk. gingham and cotton Umbrellas
Dodds. Sherwood's and Chase's Hats also Silk Hate
Caps, Boots. Shoes. walking canes, &c. u $500
All the above articles and everything else in the furnish
ing line viii be sold at Cincinnati prices for cASH -
We shall continue receive fresh supplies weekly dCs
ring the season from mandatory n Cincinnati.
noy4 ALTERING & BRUMMER.f
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der their direction expressly fo This market and consists
of every article requisite to complete gentemens ward
robes. rarr. r-.a gsa lf
GOA rs AND OAKS
fine ofLlue. brown, grey, drab Mackinaw
Blankets; Box and Oyercoats; fine lot Of cloth coats OF
all sizes and prices superior black and blue French and
English Cloth Dress Froes and Sack Goats full trimmed.
Sattine and Cashmeretie Coats; brown and g-ey
and all colors of Tweed and Cashmere Sack froc. anc
dress Coats Roundabouis and Goats ofall kinds.
PAN Ia LOON S-SuPerior black and blue 10th ard
cashmere pants fancy French Cashmere Pants fancy
stripes blue black and steel mixed and cadet mixed SAITH
nett Pants Tweed and Corduroy pants ofeye variety and
price to suit purchasers = 49,.
VESTS-Black and satin Vests; fancy aud plain silk
velvet Vests fancy cashmere Vests sanc vests and
common rests ofalI Kinds. 81
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CkIPP LES!
LEAP FOR JOY,
The Crippled and Bed ridden are instantly relieved
by the X. K K.
Every Day
We nave cases where the crippled and stifiointed
MOBILE their way to Laboratory 10 received its
soothing influence
, And Walk away. Rejoicing
In the Quick and sudden Efficacy oil the r. R. r.
CAsklp.
we guarantee that In ninety-nine cases ont of one
hundred, Radways Ready Relief will DO all that i here
set down. One trial will prove its efficacy. The mo
ent u Is applied arrests the progress of diseased ac
ton, aud Instantly alays irritation. Mo-
-. a. IA. Is soid Tor % Cents per bottle so cents
and 81 per bottle. -
Genuine Relief
Each bottle to DO genuine must bear the fac smile
''g n , OF , ,,o RADWAY q CO.
X. X. X.
BLOWN IN THE GLASS
General Agent for the State of Kentucky- Edwin
Morris, wholesale druggist Louisville: also for s, hy
raymond * Patten, 4th street. and l. p BlaekwelI al
street vra.E - = "ehi ''
John Z. Dnvie and Scrbner d DeyoI New Albany
Z. ii. Clarke Vincennes; Walling 81 EIv Princc,on i
=. SURE, druggist Madison and ,r giss
throughout the United states and Canadas Go
WOOLSEY d LINCK Agent.
Evansville, Ind.
90 RADWAY & CO..,
"o' 10 io2 Fulton ST.. New York.
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NEW SPRING GOODS.

WE would INFORM old customers and the public,
w that we have just received very large and well
selected assortment of Spring Goods the largest and
best we have ofered to the public in this city
We now prepared to supply all calls. either Whole
sale or Retail at CHI, aper rates than ever before.
They have also on hand large assortment of
X U n X :,
Comprising all ordinary varieties, which offer for
sale at reduced prices.
QUIZ SToCK
Consists of every variety of Men and Boys ready made
Clothing; Hats Caps, and Shirts. Furnishing Goods
generally. Also choice assortment of Show Case
goods. We only AJAX the people to call anu we will
perform all We advertise.
nar5 S. KAHN.
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JUST RECEIVED AT,
M. A. LAWRENCE,
Marble Works.

Near the Court House.
A LARGE stock of fine White No. L marble, direct
IA from Vt Also lot of White Statuary and now on
hand the largest aud finest stock OF Italian and American
marble ever offered in this city and coning) con-
slstng IN parton Monuments, Tombs, Obclisks scrolls
Head stones and Gothic work OF STYLES finished
by Eastern Workmen, in manner that cannot fail TO
please, which will be sold at reduced prices NJ B. Or
ders from distance promptly and satisfactorily filed
EFansNIlle sept IA ic52 Nj. 4. LAWRENCE.
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CINCINNATI CLOTHING STORE.

c. BELL, pRreGIsr- MAIN s1R1Er s-,
st lfzs4aa Evansville. Ind. sfat fEf1eQ-
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BOOTS AND SHOES.
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAcro

SECOND ST. BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCLsI
I'll 5;::: s: !: A s As; A. &
Oet23 JOHN RASCH.
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TO DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS AMI
COUNTRY MEKCH ANJS.

rT1HE unde rslgned have In store a large stock
J. Drugs Medicines Chemicals. Oils, Paints, Narnsh
e, Dye Woods, Glassware. Patent Medicines, Brushes
&c. &C., aud constantly receiving fresh supplies
from anu cturers and Eastern markets, which they
ar determined to sell a. small advance. -
Our articles all selected with great care and war
raned to give satisfaction 10 genuineness, qualify and
price.
Surgical instruments, Trusses Abdominal Supporters
and Shoulder Braces of the most ~ proved styles
Pure Brandy Old Rye W Risky and Wines for medical
purposes only, of the very best qualities.
Also large supply of daguerrean Stock. consisting OF
Plates, Cases Chemicals &c, small advance from.
Eastern prices
Mrs Aillers Fine Cui Tobacco, and choice lot Of old
HAVANA Sei.ars Bird Cages. Seeds and Fountains,
Merchants and dealers will please call aud examine
stock when in the ciy. and all orders viii DC attend
ed to me- liaeiy and carefully pack ed rl-. t'f
ALLEN e.. HALLoCK. HALLOCK d STODDARD, 70
w. II. p SToDDARp,5 - Wholesale Druggists,
Oct. 5u 80 j. q. Main street, the river
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ALSO fine assortment Of fine Linen Shirts and Cravats-
ard various other articles.
returned from the East with SPLENDID aud extensive
stocked Cloths OF evsry description VIII sellor
bolesa and Retail, manufacture the order.
G ,od fits aud perfect satisfaction. or no trade
I am now using i'm my establishment Patent Seripg
Machine which enables me TO make cheaper aBany
OF er establishment nbieb does not them THIS Ma
chine working revolution in the Tiloring Business
have obtained the sole right to sell patent rights ofis
invention in Vanderbugh eonn and ask from the trade
a examination of this machine VI ~ i - ~.
sept4 4 r-..a. 81 .t.1 '.'- s. GUNBERTS
P.S--ltake measures for Clothing any Kind, a :
make to order in the best style. 49,. = - :, ,.es
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NEW YORK CLOT HING STORE,

ON WATER STREET, NEXT To HoRSDRooz prRTrs' GIocr
80 befreea Main and Sycamore. = =. = - =
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We have open Policy Of Insurance. which will cove
all shipments address, when advised by letter per
mail or when endorsed bills of ladiag before. or
the time OF shipment. M0GRIDGE MCFAUL.
MARI ,53-dAwIy ST. Louis. Mo.
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S. GUMBERTS. Wholesale and Rot
tail Clothing Manufactured. has jue .
received a large assortment Of Supe.
rior Black Cashmere and yarieas eos
ors: also, an assortment Of Sauiuetts
Casinetts and Tweeds; also, Black Silf-s
and satin and other Vests, and COM
mon Vests Of an kinds In connec-
tion with his large stock Of Clothing
he will keep a fine assortment of HATS
and Caps, Ca7Pei Bags and Trunks
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ENCOURAGE HOME MANUFACTURES
Az + are nov manufacturing HEMP, COTTON, ME,
w NfLl.A ROPES of all sizes and qualities. bed
Cords Halter Rope Trot Lines, sash Cord Tow Lanes
and In fact every article the Cordage lne al Oh
we will sell Mt Cincinnati prices, treSshf assss'
have mnleaced the work and ask 10 be susalhe1'
All the articles we mani acture for sale at Horn
brooks d Woodards Water street. bet. Main and ~ ca
more. my4 nL. HANCOCh DARN
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FLOUx AGENCY.

vVTE have taken the Agency of the francisco MILL"
w and shall be constantly supplied with Gerry
article OF Flour which viii sell for Cash delive
~ al a Usrg ton price. S. T. GILBERT d CO.,
feblQ Syc. near Water.
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x ~ GASES HATS Received direct from the
III manufacturers and made order including
variety OF moleskin silk. fur cashmere, WOOL
panama, eghorn. and palinleaf. which viii be sold ut
unusually low prices by f.r la
apo JOHNSON & FRENCH. 8
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I'm addition TO the above have lately reed stock
fine Brandy warranted; together with general assor
ment of Foreign and Domestic Liquors, which we wi
of sposea,a small ad vance. IeIeit
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GRAHAM & FARRELL. -.
WYE have hand and are prepared 10 sell al
w low rates, well selected stock OF groceries, con-
sishng In part Of viz i-.
Sugar, Glass Ware, Tea, lCloves,
Coffee, Buckets Trace chalns, halsihs,
Molasses, Selves, Cnrryeomps, Sassia,
Flour Star Candles Ginger, tNutmegs,
Tobacco, Wash boards, Pepper, Mackerel,
Cotton Yarns Herring, Spice, Cement,
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on CASES PRINTS of Globe, Durtals, Mar
OJ haitian. Phillip Allea Merrinlack, Msnches,e
Valley Fails It'd various other popular brands receives
this day and for sale low, il little low CIR than
any other house in Evansville ...-
| ap2O JOHNSON & FRENCH.
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Talk OH Change.

Owing 10 the OF the Washington, and the
markets Nere generally comparatively quiet yesterday
About 900 of cotton sold, without alteration
prices Flour unch anEed wheat better, and
sales Of prime western made st ST 80, which
advance or two cents per bushsl Corn, of good,
sound quality, continued aud firm. wniskey,
which fnctustsd with corD sod st 1919 per gallon.
neicbspt on Change, ~bo had ju returned from .
tour TIE milling districts Of Mary land and Virginia.
represented the stock Of honI the South very ign
Ihs mills grinoiDg but III. 49, new wheat 10
the hands Of hs held too high 20 justify it's
pUIcbae for grinding Under impression that prices
would 60 BIZ her they posed to hold to their
stocks. At Richmond, The City Mills chiefly
gagged in grinding for Cslforsis QAite heavy rains
had fallen, the water hus ned.
He said that much wheat left small
he fields had been seriously injured and par cuAry
river bottoms In instances it had sprouted ia
shsaves.
The Marine Pavilion at Rockaway, Long Island, With
o. land sold the Exchange yes.er-
day Tor $50 Geo. about fourth cash. the remain
Ger CD bond and gage for five years.
Private letters resolved by the Empire City from Hs
vans represented sugars TO be heavy, though
script fsir demand. Transact
eckeo account OF the scsr:y Of VESSELS Mo-
lssses opl A. AatsuZss vessels aAd 10 De
and sugars very duh Advices from Porto Rico
sl-O represented dull market
In tins market there inquiry Yesterday, With
n fair no of ,alea
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DEATH OF REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER We have to record
in columns this morning Death Of Mr. Asa Heden
who Of the few remaining soldiers Of the
lutionafy resident the cry Of New York. ana thus
to readers tns q halowed vis
bic link by which their mighty connected
with the hAtoTy aad struggles OF ste pact Mr.. Holden
born in Sodbury Mass chn-st.s the LIST Of May
1901, and consequently il hts ninety. second year.
He joined the American army after the commence
ment Of the war; and several eDgagemsr.s He
was present the battle Of Rhode Island under General
Sullivan, ard doing duty White Plains and Kings
bridge under Colonel Jani-son'- command at the time
Of tbe capture of Major Andre Mr. Holden present
at the execution Of this men ed bat unor innate ocer
At the time Of the battle AZ Lx,roD he residing at
Sudbury spd caused the se'y II quo which secured
dependepce TO be Cred lor the last forty years of
his life Re resided in this CITY and booe he already
joined the departed spirits Of The mighty dsadp in
happier sphere.
NATHANIEL DEARBORN Of tho of Tioga died ON the
Esd utmo ct the advanced II ninety six years
month and tSenty eight dsss-a soldier ths Revol1-
ton who participated Id he usttle OF Bunker Hill the
second hostile M etiog OF the Of liberty" with the
sodiery of Great BSisstn.
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The following circular has been issued by the
Postmaster General, to correct the very prevalent
abuse which has been practsed by the railroad
panies, in providing inadequate mail cars. The in
secure manner in which many of these cars have
been fitted up-s0me Of them being used at the same
time for either second class cars or smoking ga
loons-s matter Of notoriety; and we trust the de-
partment will not rest satisfied with the issuing
of circular, but see that the abuse is abated in
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT 1858.
SR-The inadequate arrangements for the safe keeping
of the mall provided by many railroad companies and
for the accommodation of the agents po, ed in its
distribution. making up delivery and exchange, compel
tie to call attention TO the sueect and to
to that in every contract which spulates
that the mails shall be conveyed Ia separate and con-
vepent car, apartment suitably fitted for the pur
Of agent and the nails and to the absolute necessity
which exists that these conditions be complied with It
is impossible that the duties required of the agents
by the public Dtsret and copvsLisnce, In receiving
stamping and mailing letters, and making the proper
record be correctly and expedtiousy discharged unless
they furnished with al apartment adapted TO the
purpose comfortably warmed aud sufficiently lighted aud
venhl.ted. And that they may be- able to keep the
through and way mails veil as the locked bags aud
tacks, properly separated that they may DO
thrown of 1T Offices and connecting points without
fusion OF liability 70 mi take, second apartment Of
ing apartment should be At least twelve feet by seven,
provided with counter aid boxes with sliding lids
locks. The second apartuent Connected with the frst
should be at least thirteen test in dmensons
with locks and other cnnvnences and both should
arranged be free from the Intrusion Of passengers
psrfors connected ~ita the tram They must 90 for
the exclusive OF the mails and that The agents may
be held srict accountability FOR their safety.
persons other than those engaged IL the mail service
must be permitted to occupy have access to them at
any time or for any purpoe.
The encloed hshsgrsphc diagram will convex thu ide.
nf the i-utraue arrangement
Of mail t. be enlarged dintoshed according
the usus size and weight of the mails TO be conveyed
The department dces Dot rely upon ibs large amount
and Of compensation paid railroad comoAoies
for the transport Of mails 10 ustifcat OF the demand
for the utmost extent of Accommodation, but the de-
mand is based the necessity and duty Of providing
fer the due Certainty, celebrity aud security Of the
mails and the cheerful aequscence and operat Of
the various explorations is locked for with confidence
Ard It is hoped than It s not be 10 in
TO enforce thst further provision Of the contrat
which STIMULATES that tho department may furnish, at
the expense Of the CONTRACTOR suitable accommodations
for tte mails and agents If they fail to do Very
pectfully, your obedient servant.
JAMES CAMPBELL, Postmaster General.
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The New Overland Route.


OFFICE THE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND Co
NEW YORK, August 3, 1858.
II your Talk on 'Chsnge' in yesterdays impression
was paragraph stating that ANXIETY" was expressed
to kI when the mails would bs made up this city
for California via New Orleans and Mexico" Permit
for information, Fay that The Vice. President Of this
company Col Ramsey, is now in Mexico making the
cesay gemepts for the Transmission Of the mails
and passengers to California The express mail was
started the 18th of July, from Vera Cruz to Acapulco
and the arr apgements for regular departures
the 4th 18Th OF August, until the arrival OF
ssgss and for the establishments of the regular
posi- coach line across the republic This arrangement
interrupted for the month of July by the return Of
the Pacific Mail Compsny's steamers to bi monthly in
stead OF weekly trips, which known 10 Mexico when
the couers and mail agents posted tor the 4h aud
18TH stated. This company Is nov placing the rolling
stock The route and COO horses AID mules will BE-
the line this month il the grass permits. The post
coaches ode Abaoy aud Troy the best and most
CON Portable AIDE in tbs United States
way (some in fact oagh to be Vera Cruz this
time.) The specie baggage and freight WAGONS made
by the Messrs Abbots At Concord H., OF pee uliar
construction, finished shipped, and hope by
the last Of this month early in September to have
route ready for mail and passengers
The trains viii leave Vera Cruz daily for Acapulco,
giving passengers opportunity to hurry loiter
TIN oueh delightful climate in the world Tue
pxpy has reluctant 10 bod aoy for
aers until they ready 10 carry them to make
any particular foursh until the proper ard
soon as they can ca,yy their msis passengcts and
kpown between California ard New Orleans they will
II vite the patronage of the public through the
cbapnsls Arrangements for letter mails will DO made
at this flee the sdvices from Mexico
us that the letters will go IN time TO the Pac ic
Mail steamship CONF anys steamers at Acapulco.
IL looked upon with tbs crest
in Mexico and position with the authorities there
Of the most pleasing character We only ask for ttle
more time to perform faithfully what STALL promise
the public to perform Our iml a,iept Californian and
southern friends should remember that four months H.
but very short period TO organize al establishment
large as ours, inclusitg its complement Of horses
vehicles stations (forty hve) drivers, guards Sc. &c
We ask yet little time, and when ready expect
carry mail and passengers from New Orleans 10 San
Francisc III ess than sixteen days, regularly.
would say here that shortest by the ~ay OF
Orzsba Puebia, Mstamoras nslcozos,tlan and Tsxtla
(~e shall have lines that will 70 The City OF Mexico
also Is the Oldest road the American Continent aud
for pa't Of the way perhaps, the best. WAS built
by Cor for the traDsporttD OF the Of the
Spspish galeGps. A very moderate expenditure viii
make the road traver able for coach from ocean
TO ocean. Respectfully. your obedient servant,
ROBERT G. RANKIN, President