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w LATHE.-This PATENT SEWING MACHINE c
now be seen IN successful operation ly at the subsrb
store, under the ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
The utility this Machine being demonstrated beyond
doubt, AID pronounced by
SCI N TIFIC UDGES,
And the practical manufacturers North
for invented the subscriber public
Planters particular that tie Is deliver said machines
complete working order walnut mahogany
~ ood stands, and at The short Isl noline,
These machines invaluable
Panter making clothing They work equally we'll
Lnen Muslns Silks " Coarse Woons, with either silk flax
OR FINE An experienced make up
these machines.
Orders from sbroa by mall for machines promptly and
prnsd Instructions how 10 work them
NB-fhs macln. is in
Sewing Machine OF 1880 which works with The
maehe offered Tor by the subscriber wheel shuttle
It but works IN the most simple and upon entire
prineple. JOSEPH IlUFTY,
mh23 I'm Under ma ST. Cbares Hotel
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70 think that the subioined stanzas origny appeart
he London Leader Is there a reader in the Union,
he world, who will not pronounce them beautiful
ndid'
THE HERMITAGE.
Within wood, one summers day,
And in a hollow, ancient trunk
i shut me from the world away
To live as lives hermit monk.
Ny celia ghostly sycamore,
The roots and limbs were dead with age;
Decay had carved the gothic door
Which looked into my hermitage.
My library was large and full,
Where, ever as hermit plods,
read until my eyes were dull
With tears, for all those tones were Gods.
The vine that at my doorway swung,
Had verses writ on every leaf.
The very songs the bright bees sung
In honey-seeking visits brief
Not brief-though each stayed never long
So rapidly they came and went;
No pause was left in all their song,
For while they borrowed still they lent.
All day the woodland minstrels sang;
Small feet were in the leaves astir;
And often DER my doorway rang
The tap Of blue-wingcd visitor.
Afar the stately river swayed.
And poured itself in giant swells,
While here the brooklet danced and played,
Aud gayly wrung its liquid bells
The springs gave me their crystal food
And my contentment made 1t wine
And oft found what kngly food
Grew on the world-forgotten vine.
The moss, or weed, or running flower,
Too humble in their hope to climb,
Had in themselves the lovely power
To make me happier for the time.
And when the starry night came by,
And, STOPPING. looked into my CELL
Then all between the earth and sky
Was circled in o hoier spell.
heighth, and depth, and breadth sublime
Oerspread the scene and reached the stars,
Until Eternity aud Time
Seemed drowning their dividing bars.
And voices which the day neer hears
And visions which the sun meier sees,
From earth and from the distant spheres,
Came on the moonlight and the breeze
Thus day and night my spiri. grew
In love with that which round me shone,
Until my calm heart fully knew
The Joy it is to be alone.
The time went by, till one fair dawn
saw against the Eastern fires
A visionary city drawn,
With dusky lines of domes and spires.
The wind in sad apd ftful spells.
Blew DER it from the gates OF morn,
Till could clearly hear the bells
That rung above world forlorn.
And well listened to their voice,
And deeply pondered what they said,
Till arose-tbere was choice
went while yet the East was red.
My wakened heart for utterance yearned-
The clamorous wind had broke the spell
needs must teach what / had learned
Within my simple woodland cell.
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No. Tg1.

Resolved, That permission be. and is hereby,
granted to Jules A. Blanc, to erect steam en-
gine on his premises on Julia street, said engine
to be placed to the satisfaction of the Street.
Commissioner, and to remain during the plea
sure of the Council.
Signed W. @. @. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen.
Signed, FRASs ALruEsrE,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April s. 1858.
Signed A. D. CRossMsS Mayor.
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STANDING COMMITTEES.

STANDING COMMITTEES.
Mr. Converse, on behalf of the Finance Com
mittee, offered the following report, which was
adopted:
The Finance Committee, to whom were re-
ferred the following communications, have had
the same under consideration, and ask to offer
the annexed report:
The petition of G. F. Bergman, asking pay
ment for seven months and eighteen days SER
vices as porter of First Municipality Hall, re-
port adversely, on the ground that there is no
ordinance authorizing it.
A resolution authorizing the Treasurer to
pay one thousand dollars to the order of the
Commissioners of the House of Refuge, report
adversely, as an appropriation has been made
by the Board of Assistants for fifteen hundred
dollars.
On motion of Mr.. Clark, the following resolu-
tion, passed by the Board of Assistant Alder
men, was unanimously, ,concurred in by yeas
and nays:
A resolution mo. sO3) for the purchase of
six thousand yards of square block stone for the
paving of Fulton street.
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Mr.. Converse offered the ALLOWING resolution,
which was adopted, the rules being dispensed
with:
Resolved, That all notices and advertise
ments, of every kind, required to be published
in French and English, emanating from either
department of the City Government, shall be
furnished by said departments in manuscript,
in French as well as in English, to the official
journal, or such paper as it may be published in.
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~ PROOF PAlNT-Depot No. 10 Camp street.-The public
respectfully notified that the Bridge Paint Company have
completed the erection the mills and the din
Guilty heretofore supplying the ground in oil
will for the future be eheenay eneded. All orders
lied upon being promptly tled
the intention Of the Company weeks manufacture
lea other cooa Brigewaer will
introduced in this packages
dry (insead Of o) ordinary
PURPOSES brick-say well
slaked This has
works admirably
rites eerheatss etc. pamphlet which be hal at the
depot or Of any Of the Sub Agents.
Dry, barrels. weighing 400 to 500 Ibs,
Dry in hall barrels, weighing 10 $50 lbs,
in oil, in kegs Of rs, so and 100 bs,
For sale by g. c. bOGERT Il co., 10 Camp street,
the States Of louisiana AstAma Mississippi Texas
AID by the city Sub Agents. sI1
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No. 1872.

Resolved, That the Treasurer pay, upon the
warrant of the Comptroller, to Nathan Stephens.
the amount retained from him, less one hundred
dollars, as penalty for non compliance of the
contract of Thomas Hines, for the paving of
Levee street, in the Second District.
[signed] WIZ. C. @. CLAIsoasE,
President Board Of Aldermen
[Signedl FRASs. ALPuENIE.
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April s. 1858
[Signedl A, d. CRossMAs, Mayer
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On motion of Mr.. Clark, the following resolu-
tion, passed by the Board of Assistant Aldermen,
was rejected:
A resolution (No. S93) authorizing the con-
tract with A. Mckee for sidewalks on Common
street from Claiborne to Galvez street,
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN

PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Sitting of April 8, 1858.
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Members Presentation. W. c. C. Claiborne,
President; Messrs Burke, Converse, Clark,
Giquel, Jones and Labatut-7.
Statements of fines collected in the Courts of
the Recorders of the Second and Fourth Dis
tricts during the mouth of March, 1858, were
referred to the Committee on Finance.
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No. 1893.

No Iy3
Resolved, That the Comptroller issue to L.
Surgi, Esq, his warrant on the Treasurer for
the sum of two hundred dollars, for cutting .
canal through the Metairie Ridge, from the road
to Orleans street
tSgnedl WM. G. G. CLAIBORNE,
President Board Of Aldermen.
[Signedl FRASs ALPuESTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April S, 1853 r
[Sgnedl A. d. CRossMAS, Mayor
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YAZOO RIVER.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY, April 10, at S o'clock
k>OS MOUTH OF COLD WATER, ~ -
Il GREENWOOD, YAzoo CITY, sATARTIA and fslkfhtiEEE5
al landings on me rss99 kiyeITThs regular packet
as above For freight or passage apply board,
r. WILSON, "a Csrondtlet St
JOHN T.. HYDE, Ia Poydfa street.
~ The Mosby will take freight raaaee and YsiaLuha
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GHOICE WINES AND LIoUORS.-Bl

HHOICE WINES AND LIQUORS.-BRAN-
~ DEsSazarac Of the vintage of 1885, I1s
and qualities.
WlNEs-od Reserve Pathetinho, South
dea; Duff Gordon and Harmony Nephews Still
and Sparkling Hook Creme Bouzy, siy
other brands of Champague White Wine Csrs casks
cases, Of ali qualities.
Holland Gin Jamaica and ST. Groin Rum Scotch, Roanoke
aud Old Rye Whisky Brandy Fruits und Fruits CordiAls Of
description Boxers Berlin Goneys everything
In the WINES LIQUORS. on
able a 3 be found, for cash ei paper,
400 casks PORTER ALE, n pnts and quarts,
I tK Naval
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OUACHIT.4 RIVER.

viii leave MONDAY, April II, at o'clock p. N.
EOR CAMDEN, ,CHAMPAGNOLE, e-
III WILMINGTON, MONROE COLU MBIh, HAIR elHsAt-jr3
Rts0NBuRGH, TRINITY and all landings Ouaehita
RiveThe light drGught passenger packet COA
No. z. Capt f. Keeling will leave For freight
apply board to SMITH FIAsTER 81 Poydras api
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Will leave THURSDAY. April 81, at O'Clock p. NJ.
EOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, AND MEM 0.5 h.
l. PtS-Regulsr Passenger Pscket-Tbe new, skkaR-sN
magnificent and elegant fast running
JAMES ROBB Capt H. Carfe, will leave mp
above For freight having magnificent
apply board, OGLESBY MACAULAY
B plan OF the Cabins and
pieation q the Agents. ap6
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Resolved, That the resolution authorizing the
removal of the Boys House of Refuge to the
Third District be and is hereby repealed.
(signedl W q. o. CLAIBORNE,
President Board of Aldermen
l5igned FRASs ALPuESTE,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved April s, 1858,
lSignedl A. d. CRossMAS, Mayor
A true copy: ii BIER Secretary
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FENO STEAMBOAT CAPTAINS and ss -
IL OWNERS New Orleans January 10, 1861 L@4sSt5s
The The undersgned has THIS day commenced GENERAL
exclusively such business thus presenting
and the pnb he his long experience while
his whole time and personal attention the together with
general acquaintance with shippers that he liberal
consider References respectfully
Messrs. WATERS, CAMDEN q CO., New Orleans
STONE WALWORTH,
BRIDGE d BRO,
WHITE Il BUCHANAN,
Captain GEO W. CABLE, steamer /. NJ. Kennett.
W. ". BAKER, Delaware.
R. NJ. HUNTER, Ambassador.
janll J. j. CHlLD Poydras street. New Orleans
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Mr.. Lughenbuhl took his seat.

Mr. Clark offered the following which was
adopted, the rules being dispensed with:
Resolved, That the Mayor be, and he is here
by, authorized to exchangewith j. j. Isnard the
lot on Dauphin street, between Cont and St.
Louis streets, purchased for an Engine House
for Fire Company No. Z for lot on the same
street situated between Customhouse and BIZ
enville street, said lot measuring thirty feet
front by one hundred and twenty feet deep,
French measure.
Mr.. Clark offered the following, which was
adopted, the rules being dispensed with:
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay to E. A.
Michel seven dollars and seventy live cents, for
sundries furnished Board of Aldermen
Mr. Clark offered the following, which on
motion was referred to the Finance Conmitte:
Resolved, That the Treasurer pay to Jules
Jachne one hundred and eight dollars for filing
boards for Secretary's office of the Board of Al
dermen
The rules being dispensed with, Mr. Lugen-
buhl presented the following report, which was
adopted:
The Committee on claims to whom was re-
ferred the claim of L. King, beg leave to report,
that after examining his claim they were una
Bile to ascertain the damage, if any, of the city,
arising out of his contract, and therefore beg
leave to refer the matter to the Finance Com
mittee and Surveyor for adjustment.
}. j. LUGENBUHL.
ISADORE IABATuT
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TA.MPICO.

E'OR TAMPICO, with dispatch. = The A I
m fat sailing eoppsrsd and clipper schooner AM
abo For freight having her apply
ape BAREEJI CO., 81 Common street,
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aNTTERP.

FOR ANTW ERP.-The A fast sailing In
American ship COLOMBO Capt Harris loading NV
and will have quick dispatch. For height Of 500 bales Cotton
apply to j.. WHITNEY CO.. 81 Camp street.
tN- Form apply to the board. mhl4
EOR ANTWERP-Passage only.-The A
sailing American ship MACEDONIA Capt Prebl, having all
her will quick dispatch For only having
superior apply the Captain
mill J. r. WHITNEY d CO. 81 Camp street.
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No. Tse.
Be it ordained, That any person or persons
who shall wilfully injure or destroy any Of the
protection levees made by or belonging to the
city, shall be fined in a sum not less than twen-
ty-fye or more than one hundred dollars, re-
coverable before any court of competent juris-
diction
tsignedl fR.Ns. .,f aLfu .i,, IN,
rS;.,au VA. {. e. CLAIBORNE,
rei President Board of Aldermen.
Approved April S, 1853, r.,
TSignedl a " ohosssAsi sisyorr
T,ua .orv IL BIER, Secretary.
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nR. LEWIS'S PREPARED FLOUR-The
undersigned prepared furnish the Flour
Props Hotels will find this very desirable
branch cooking where Flour peculiarly prepared with
culinary salt requiring only cold
baking No aiuteraon wnaever used in its preparation.
tB- For particulars, see bill on barr Ia packages
The property OF this tour that may shipped
foreign port and ren s purity II has keep and
free insects for eighteen mouths
mhs l. CHANDLER Fulton street,
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
BRAZOS SANTA GO.
GaLVESTON.

To saiI WEDNESDAY April 10, at s O'Clock A..
STSOR GALVESTON. = Regular New -eeTff,
Il Orleans aud 8. Mail Line q steamhips
The new and steamship PERSEVERANCE
above punctuay carrying the Mals
ieght passage, having ap.
ply HARkIs MoltGAN ~ Iehoupitanlas street npll
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BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA.

PHIL.HDELPHL1.
FOR PHILADELPHlA-Her Line. IN
The fast sailing regular packet schooner f. s. JAMES, An
Wesco having OF her engaged, will
have quick dispatch freight apply on board
HYNS0N, so Camp street. hpl
FOR PHILADELPHIA - Penrose u IN
Benton's line.The well known, fast sailing ship CAL ~
EDoNlA BRANDER, Capt Row and now loading for The
above will sail freight apply to
mhas J.H AsHBRIDGE CO. B3 St. Charles street. mfss
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| MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, April y, 1sSs.
| couAaos couseiI rsE CRY q NswoRlnA@
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IIt II
sailing packet bark ALvARADo, Butler. master, RaA
having nearly all her engaged and going board
balance
tine accommodation, apply board Post First District
g. C. B0GERT d CO., 10 Camp street,
mb3 G. W. HYNSoN, 50 Camp street.
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Will leave MONDAY, April II. at O'Clock
FOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, and all s,sy n
4 intermediate landings. Regular s.. Louis l6}kS&k&S
Neworesns Packet = The and splendid light ~
drangot swift running packet GRAND TURK,
Clayo MASTER in port receiving freight the of
yetie and will passage having
superior aecommo lations, apply o board or
aps STONE a WAIW0RTH S6 Tehouptouas street.
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BRE.MEN.

FOR BREMEN.-The fine A / fast sailing
Swedish ship NoRDEN, Capt Neeuan is oadng and viii
have quick dispatch For freight Of 100 hogheads Tobacco and 25
bales Cotton, apply }. p. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp
For passage apply 10 the Captain board. APPS
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AUSTRALIA.

EOR AUSTRALIA-To call at Port Philip
l. sailing newly coppcred
ship EUROPEAN Captain Turner will be patched above
II sufficient freight offer. For apply
mhl9 J.P. WHITNEY 4 CO., 81 Camp street
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Persons de.rous Of preceding TO CALIFORNIA,
Yera Cruz, Mexico Aeapueo-Tke
magnificent steamship TEXAS 14l0
Commander, will leave VERA CRUZ, THURSDAY inst
NJ o'clock, puncualy carrying the United malls.
will readiness arrival Vera Cruz take pa angers
Civ Of Meiico. from thence Acapulco mules be had
THE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly Carriages the
transport through Francisco. Meanwhile
Pacific Steamers touch Aeepuco passengers will be long
tained For further particulars, apply
APPS HARRIS 4 MORGAN, 70 Tehoupitoulas street.
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UPPER RED RIVER.

VIII leave TUESDAY, Apri Ia, at s O'Clock
E0R FORT T0WS0N, FULTON, H. L
y SULPHUR FORK, WHITE CLIFFS, LANES
PORT, WASHINGTON, LEWIsvILLE AK, abb - -
ON, ROWLAND, GAINESVILLE, BOSTON, al
andngThe light daught passenger packet PIT
SIR MILLER, Captain T. Alexander will leave Foi
freight passage, apply on hoAri.
SMITH Il FfMfSTER, 50 Poydras street
A. - r.,nr
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Elbow FEVER IN PHILApEL PHIA -PhHadel-
phid, July 2o.-The disease which has been
existing il our city for some days is now ascer-
tained to be the yellow fever II is confined
chiefly to the vicinity Of South street wharf,
and mainly among the emigrants There were
six fatal cases in this region last night. They
died after a very brief illness, and from motives
Of prudence were buried this morning before
daylight. The people in the neghborhood of
the infected district are being much alarmed.
Quite number have closed their stores and
suspended business, 1t seems, however, that
the disease docs not spread rapidly. There are
hopes that it will soon be checked.
The Board of Health has ordered the bark
Mandarin, lately arrived from New Orleans
with the disease on board, to be removed to
quarantine, thirteen miles below the city.
Also that her planks be torn up and the bilge
water pumped out Several houses in the viein-
ity OF the fever have been fumigated, The pro-
cess Of purifying them Is now going on. Some
Of our physicians assert that this is malignant
yellow fever,
ARREsr of C0UNTERFEIrERs. = Cincinnati,
July 27.-Six counterfeiters were arrested last
night three miles below this city. In their
house were found $40 0G0 in counterfeit money,
all on the State Bank of Ohio, except some fyes
On the Fairfield County Bank Of Connecticut.
Bogus dyes and implements were found, but the
plates have not been discovered. Three OF the
party wire oA'''S' ''ii' "hNN'A~Af
named Quincy Hurschey, was large sub-con-
tractor On tile Ohio and Mississippi Railroad.
The whole party have been committed to jail.
Tie gang is supposed to be the most daring and
extensive in the country
Mark P Taylor, late Mayor of this city, died
last night.
PENNsYLyANIA.-Pit Pittsburgh, July 27.-The
managers of the Allegheny Railroad Company
to-day adopted the Brownsville route to the
New York State line.
Two counterteiters from Detroit, Michigan,
were arrested here this morning, having in
their possession S3Oeo in spurious two dollar
notes Of the Bank Of the Empire State They
had passed of large quantity Of this money in
! Brownsville, Pennsylvania.
| Marshal SwarNwelder, we'll known Pitts
| burgh lawcr, aud formerly member Of the
| Legislature from this county, has been missing
tgr some time and fears are entertained that
lie has been drowned. He was a visit TO st.
Paul :, Minnesota, where he lett MS baggage at
hotel on he 81 of July, since which time he
las not been heard Of
VEauoNr CE>TEAL RAMEotD.-.R0Rtpelier,
Vt. July - A meeting Of the Directors Of the
Vermont Central Railroad have unanimously
resolved IN favor et consolidating the lines hoA
Boston to Usieusturg
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''t ti't4 90 bEiAN Al A1Ittt ~ flLE bt NE NEW
YORK Gas tGu LABOR COMPANY has I-tuin nly rsiab
lsHd at - krtlI~Hy CuuHbs aut mud
sn'w PREPARED tn sell hrs Patent ls Regulator private
surso ts, tHs Companies and olhes throughout to united
b sg,s.
Proposals invited nom all places be Uued States Gas
ud, >lu
hliet Patent 6as Regulator Hdesd, proposals
O tie o uou Of Companies the various Glyats
Ills valuable naciHe las received tie highest scientific
dRtOus, we'll the ldalh ipobaVu p the
a Gas he Uued str after 10 expe'ience rs
quality
tie light It's beyond dguht, machine uI
E Gas Lighting AppArhJus brings best OF lights It's
en lower to 'han OIL ne dangerous eomtouds e. sfs OF
rampnl.ts description Re gIstor and Tysnoaa
~ M value, hai Tie office uomlauy t9r tey viii be
stut Is S. 7. CLARKE SstelHry
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BRAZOS SANTIAGO.

VIII leave THURSDAY, August u, at ) o'soth A. n.
BSOR BRAXOS SANTIAGO, POINT .-zfF~e,
ISABEL, MATAMoRoS and BR0WNsVILEE.- 80
Regular NswOeas aud TIas S Mail Linz
hhla-Thc steamship YACHT r r4c.y, muster
NJ dove carying Mails yit passage ay ng very
slpvrior state accommodations, apply
/. HARRIS MORGAN. - foo, Of Juiii street,
opposite th- Steamship landing
~ N-nucuen good, tat, M r,, cnrl q a5
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.
CHLIFORNyf.
EOR CALlFOR

EOR CALIFORNIA, via VERA .agfTE5,
l. CRUZPenGons proceeding California
can nov do so vesut CITY oi Mexico AApudo1e
TEX AS lIO1 buthen Place
comaudpr NHwOennl FOR veaCuz ls and
eysry month oeo puueuAy, the U. s. Ma
Stages will leave Vea daily fr hs City Of MeIo nom thence
Acapulco mules can be had,
TlIF MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AED INLAND COMPANY viii
rhrtl, have Cagen the Road Aeapucn ready
through Meanwhile
Acapulco passsngers will long
famed. For further rnrclRta, apply
HARRIS MORGAN, foot Of Julaatreei,
nylfw opposite the Steamship Landing.
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'dNHE NEW YORK AND LIVER zF.EEf,
E LNlL INVITED sIAIEs MN sIEAAlGEs- -.--.l..Ls.

Ias Sh p composing tits a5e
ATLANTIC, Captain West, PACIFIC, tapiatH Nae
ARC 4IC Cattalr Luce BALTIC, Captain C0Jntf. H.
AbBlAllC, Captain --.
lose Slips have been but b uLae expressly Government.
service, las sru taken tue
uuaqpalcl comfort.
fU,r u passage Nswl 'p LRtfuol 70 cabin 5i.
elusive o car 4e STATE rooms sea' second ,atu so Il.
Nerool to NpNNofk EdH E.U.
Al surgeon at'sGltI to
NJ ttrth can be secured sutl paid n.
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FOR LONDON-(T Takes no Oil Cake) ~,
The ! hag smiling Alesl-an thtp NATHANIEL fst4Iy
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