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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-28
Hoes.-The market for Hogs has continue,

HoGs.-The market for Hogs has continued
quite unsettled during the week, and the few
sales reported do not exhibit the true con.
dition Of the trade.-There were not many
Hogs offered, and for the lots taken to fill or.
ders and contracts full figures were therefore
realized; but packers generally are holding
of, and we may repeat the remark Of pre-.
vious week that sales could not be effected Ia
any great extent except at q decline. Buy.
ers continued to exhibit want Of confidence
and are unusually Indifferent about operating
to any great extent a, any thing over 81.
The only sales reported were $50 and 200
head on Thursday at 4:50; $50 and 600 do
Saturday at 4:45; $50 do Monday at 4:5O;
and 43o do yesterday at same: but at these
figures, as already intended. it 10 quite diff.
cult to effect sales.-[ Gin. Price Cur. Cad.
/" The u. 8. Circuit Court is now in
Session in this city. Judge Huntington is
unable to attend in consequence Of the illness
ofhis wife. The Court is held by Judge
Leavitt, of Ohio. Hon. Thomas Ewing and
Henry Stanbury, ESQ.,, are in attendance as
Counsel in the injunction case Of the Co.
lumbus and Piqua Road against the Indian.
apolis and Ballefountaiu Railroad, which is
to be argued at an early day Of the Term.
We notice that Messrs. Dewey, Sullivan,
Marshall, Judah, Stevens, Thompson, Gre.
CORY, Jernegan, Dunn, Chapman, Bright,
Thomas, Blythe. Wilson. and other promi-
nent members Indiana Bar also present.
Estate Jour.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-28

LYONS HATHAISsON

LHONSS KATHAIHON.
IAe Hashairon neutrazes the effects ogdsease. climate
ana Old age In preserving and restoring the human hair
sven amer badness ofmany years. cleRnses the scalp
from dandfu6 and Its natural tmpurites; Will the
Nervous Head ache and Ill Erupve Dissssss ska,
ana Inc most desraole article for curling and impar
ing gloss 10 the hair the world. happily unites
effects OF all the chronic Pomades French Ex
tracts and exhales the perfume OF the delightful
flowers. No person should be withouth. Price only
IS cents In large bottles sold by all Dealers every
where D. s. Barnes, Proprietor, lel Broadway, n. Y.
ssp26
fH'DR. HOLSTEAD'S PILLS WILL Gu RE DYS
pepsia, Indigestion, Bousness. and every disease Of
he stomach. - -----r
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-28

@Linn Boyd, Of Ky., - a. Washington
and will be candidate for the spealsership.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-28
PORK CLEAyERS. &C.

IOWK CLEAVERS, &c.
NN1E are now manufacturing q superior article oi
wv Pork Cieavers and Lard Cleavers; also Edge
Tools OF all descriptions, and equal 10 the best made
the country. We would beg leave call the
attention Of Pork merchants and others to our
which warranted tn be good and ose
purchased at Louisville and Cincin All. Messrs. Orr *
laughing and other pork dealers in this city, used
Cicavers Of manufacture. and
To any in use. (novl92wd&w) J. c. SMITH & CO.
CyCLOTFgS, CASSIMERES AND vESTINGs.--our
~ stock Is now first rate la goods Of this line. Parties
wanting to purchase q good article OF these styles of
Goods wish they would call in and examine them.
nov22 MORGAN, KEEN & PRESTON.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-28

RICH AND FA0HIONADLE.
~ EDwAED FEGAS& CO. ~ ~
10 RESPECTFULLY announce tn the Ladies III shis cit,
IL aud surrounding country, that hive rerrivet
their sec0ni lot ." CLOAkS aud MANTLES for the ,e.
son In nine different sly les consulting ~ every
of the la MernO. Cloth and Velvet which stand
unrivaied Tor quality of Material. richness ofTrnm ing
and ELEGANCE VI Finish. cannot fail ~ please the
atidous taste 8s q F-f1 lters -. g. r.-- =
LANES requirn. Cioaks made 10 ORDER select
.teriais and have them made in Tw EN1 Y HOUrS;
or aties wishing 70 have them made themssves can be
supplied with the Cloth anu Fringe at the lowest prices
-4.f4t.f - H-1~ ~O
Received no. complete assortment Of plaid and
figured silks Of the newes English and French
Msrnos. plain PLAID and figured DeIAines cotton and
wool and all wool plaid Flannel, all wool Broach long
and square Shaws; also Sly les in Embroidcr Laccs
Thread Edgings and variety Of other Goods,
merous to mention.
The PrOpetOrs of the above Establishment arc deter
mi cd that 9th. house, East West shall exceed
them either in Fashionable Styes richness Of Goods or
In low prices and shall be obliged TO satisfy the curs.
lily ofhe public only by asking sheir inspection.
CRYSTAL FRONT,
nov:3 lstst bet Main & Locust, opposite r. o.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1853-11-28

N0LBURN * HERSHBERGER have removed from.
~ their old stand, Main and Water rs.-
ters Block, First st. few doors below Main, where
they would be happy to their friends and customers.
to whom they will Offer goods i'm their line at the
lowest prices. r-e = fnovls.W
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-18

Posi- OFFICE OUTRAGE.--Postmaster Kendall
yesterday sent us something over a barrel full
of Southern and Western papers, due here little
less than two weeks ago. Forinstance, we have
Natchez papers of the 9th inst, due here ten
days ago; Memphis of the 4th, due eleven days
ago papers from Little Rock, Arkansas, OF the
3Oth of July, eighteen days old from Montgom-
cry, Ala, six days old; from St. Louis fifteen
days old from Nashville of an equally respecta-
BILE antiquity, and from other points whence
they should have reached us in four or FIVE days
or less, papers averaging from ten to twenty
days old No one can make us believe that
newspaper would be eleven days in reaching US
from Natchez, or thirteen days from Memphis,
without some gross and culpable negligence on
the part of those concerned. We shall always
believe that those papers remained in the post
Office here over the proper time, until we have
proof to the contrary, and that the delay in de
ivering them is due to the negligence Of the
postmaster in this city, Let him account for it
if he can.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-18

YELLOW FEVER AND POLITICs-The 0rlean-
ian of yesterday has an article in which it says
The organ of the democracy (meaning the
Courier) will be convulsed with virtuous indig-
nation, as it has right to be, when the same
ceritd6ie Information which has been echoed in
our ears reaches it, 1t is that the whigs-the
vile whigs-are ''laughing in their sleeves . at
the thinning of the ranks of the democracy by
the great leveller, dedh and that, at the next
election, if Yellow Jack progresses as quickly
and as remorselessly as he has done since he
first commenced his work of slaughter, they
will have the game altogether in their own
hands, as the lOcos, then, will be few, and, If
not g." far between" unable-at least the de-
funct of them-to cast their votes at the polls.
The idea is a novel one Cat least in PRINT, but
there have not been wanting many who have
broached it and speculated upon it weeks ago
1t is horrible, certainly, that men should coolly
reason, in the midst Of pestilcnce on the prob
able good or bad fortune to befall political
party in consequence of a terrible mortality ;
but it is true, that both democrats and wings
have done so, nevertheless. The proposition has
more in it than at first view would appear.
Several thousands of the voters of New0rleans
will probably have fallen victims to the epi-
demc before it shall have run its course, and
whether they belong to this or that party, is
the question. Any one conversant with the mi
gratory habits of men of the different parties
can judge what proportion of each have gone
out of the city, and what proportion have re-
NAMED It could probably be demonstrated
that four. ffths of those who have gone North or
to the different Gulf shore Watering Places, are
from manifest reasons, of one particular party
only. The majority of those who have remained
belong to the other party, and, many Of them
being unaeclimated, must of course be the suf-
ferers, Who this latter class are, and to what
party they belong, We leave to the knowing ones
to say.
The subject is one we do not like to touch
upon, tinctured as it is with so much of the nor
rible, and we only speak on the cue given us by
our contemporary, leaving it to others to draw,
from the hints thrown out, what conclusions
they may
One thing we regard as certain, that when
the wings return from the North in November,
they will carry the elections all their own way.
As to that conclusion We think there can be no
doubt
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-18

,.ao,,yhin Nox;co ,se
by 'ne arr'Nal % 'he '.'a,'' "a ,Io,o. 60,
nave luli mes vi ieNas pap - ~
Galveston to the Eth inst. Ihe"alNeS'on news
has the following
THE TELEGRAPH. Colonel Clute commenced
putting down the telegraph posts IN TINS city on
Monday last, beginning at the Post-oifice' IN the
second story Of which he viii nave ms ONCE
The posts by this time are all put down ms far
rs the crossing of the bay at Deer lsiahu' Inc
crossing is effected by enclosing me wire :, IN
gutta percha ana placing II , u.up ~, Tn, ine
line, We understand, IS completed ron houston
to Virginia Point, and the WhoS l'ne rom this
city 70 Houston will now soon ne ~ uler'.,on,
We observe that this line IN tle riS''ln ptFt OIL
the state Is progressing rs lasL as
VIII permit rue Wea'uer ',', nj bos
i'soInple ~ sIi',e ',Lg t'''''
solllo "u"No''uo'e 0el'I
EARLY CorroN we learn rom halor nov low
ard, Of Fort Bend county; VINO = now ny Val
weston, that he commenced picking co.loh Oh
the % OF TINS mouth aYeraSiis ~ ~
ureu Pounus 70 Inc n"n,' vnmsnally WON p,'
parts represent the erot' 10
lsing -
The Nacogdoches Chronicle oil me "a instant
says I'm,
we learn that Martin spencer was Nll,'u On
named Lighter
The Item learns that zen Houston has puT-
chased farm in the neiShhCrhoo9 OF lnueIehu-
enee, Washington county Where ne proposes 70
remove
CROPS From what We can learn, the pros
poets Of rrous in this and the adjoining counties
bid fair to exceed the highest expectations Of
the farmers the accounts We receive from diff
tcrent sections of the State are cheering indeed
san Augustine Herald
Fatal ArrRAY.-The Matagorda Tribune
says .c..
"a 49, "il tn,oo, par Recj md nan Nv
the name , Of IacE Carroll which resulted in tie
stolhing If the latter Nv the former, and the
SUBSEQUENT deoth Of Carroll
c. ,,,,n >.or n,,n The Journal saws .
"a ,lsi, - ,,coivo1 Lar Am
ite'f'is n"'t"s Ieel "A, ro5iIance naSr Picb
LII In IL Ied 10 bcIeye
H. ~ ie,tb nnllisbed in the
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-18

The PANIC PRESS, Erc.--The True Delta, Of
yesterday afternoon, in denying the statement
of country paper that our city authorities
had been forced to burn number of dead bo-
dies, takes occasion to remark as follows
"We are not astonshed, however, to meet
with such a paragraph in country paper. Con.
sidering the many unfounded statements put
forth by the panic press the horde of letter
writers for country papers, who, regardless Of
facts, and intent only on making their lucubra.
lions interesting, after the manner of Their model
writers, Monk Lewis, Answorth, Reynolds In
graham, etc, draw upon their heated imagina-
lions to depict horrors that never existed and
Madame Rumor, that ancient and notorious liar
is, at such times as the present, particularly
busy, we cannot be astonished by anything We
read in the papers at home or abroad
This is rather strong denunoiation of the 50.
called "panic press considering the circum-
stances of the times If there is any such thing
as "panic press in our city, the True Delta
surely stands at the head of the list. ALTHOUGH
mat paper professed for while to decry the
laea That an epidemic existed among us, vet tie
reports oil the mortality published by it have in.
Varlably tended to prove the opposite As
proof, in their daily report of the inter,oapts
their enumeration of the deaths nv volIoyy f,,o,
has always exceeded, by a considerable number
those reported by the Board of Health Wbor.
ever the Board of Health has set down a carta;,,
number OF deaths as from diseases not stated .,
,ne ifue Delta has invariably transferred the
nsursS TO the yellow fever column, thus sweuipq
T n' "Uf'ai'y from the epidemic unnecessarily
rue peita breaches on one side Of the
4'v9'i0n anu gives figures to prove the other.
Inc conductors OF the Press owe y !, p.a
pubhc to give such statements ~ A., -.
OF diseases as may be justified bv Tho roa1i,,.
and IN pursuance of this policy we hes;,sta -
to declare that the fever is on the me- i''
which, see local column. '0l
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-18

Montgomery, Alabama, has been robbed of
several packages of letters intended for Mobile,
New Orleans, and Montgomery. The bags ap-
pear to have been opened on several occasions s
about or since the first of July. From S2O,OOO
10 $50 600 have been thus distracted.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-18
Dr. EdsC. .yeNner Core,


DKUWVfTNT' NO, 70 ONnlp 81.
sE- DIR f. j. CoXEs PREPARATIONS, in extensive use for
nearly years mtrusc merits reputation
unsurpassed It esused by similar made the North.
SOUTHERN Cough SYRUP.
EXTRACT or CuPAIvA, sAgSArARILLA AND CuBEDs.
AMERICAN COUGH LoEENGES.
CHOLERA SYRAP AND PILLS.
POWDER AND OINTMENT FOR the RELIEF ASD PER
MANENr CURE OF the PILES.
RS Prepared Most Camp street, by DIE JcoNf, and for
sale by Dpgglat, generally. wi 9pU
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-18

BOARD OF HEALTh--Ne have been furnished
by the Secretary with the proceedings Of n,
Board of Health, at their meeting on the IN,
inst Being of no public Importance, We do moi
think it necessary to publish them
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-18
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST IS, 1858

The mail came through yesterday as late as
due Our dates from New ork are to the 10th
inst, and from Washington and Baltimore to
the 11th Many of our exchanges which We're
due did not arrive
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-18

LATE PuBLICATI0N.--H have received from
]. b. d. DeBow the fourth volume of his g In
dustrial Resources of the South and West.
The work abounds in historical and statistical
information of valuable description
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-18
NEg'S BY TELEGRaPM

EASTERN MAu-JIo5Hc, August 1.-THE
Sastern mail, due to-day, has failed beyond
| Et0ckton.
THE FEVER At MoBna--The Board of Health
of this city have publicly announced that the
| yellow fever prevails here, but that ii has not
yet assumed an epidemic form [Pic
ADDITIONAL BY THE STEAMER AFRICA Bal
hHore, August l., 1880 A. M.--The L s mail
steamship Hermann arrived at Southampton "a
the 9TH ult.
1t was rumored ut Constantinople that the
French members had assured the Porte that
I France would, single handed, assist Turkey if
England should eyince any signs Of hesitation
in the matter.
Adyices from Odessa state that additional
Russian troops are pouring into Bessarabia and
the Crimea Forty thousand men with one hun
dred and forty four pieces of artillery, are also
said to be advancing towards the Danube.
In tn South of Germany there are strong in
dications Of revolutionary movements
LATER FROM PoRro CAHELLo-P ARa3elBdia
August 10 The bark Venezuela, which arrived
to-day from Porto Cabello, states that comInu-
nication with Cnmana being cut off nothing is
known as to the State of affairs, except what
leaks out 1t was reported that the insurgents
had defeated the Government troops, and
marched into Barcelona. The writer doubt.
the story, as well as that Of the earthquake
Business dull. Coffee crop promising no old
on hand Hides 81 - to ST.
ANOTHER RAILROAD AcCipENT-.Nsr T0rb.
August l0.-The night express to Boston, on
the New Haven Railroad, ran off the track last
night near Rochester. The locomotive and hH4
gage car were smashed, the engineer killed, all
the fireman badly injured. The passenger.
escaped unhurt.
LARGE ARRIVAL or EMIGRANTS AT BoSruN--
Boston, August 9-The packet ship Star Of
Empire, torty-six days from Liverpool, arrived
at quarantine this morning, with nearly geo
cmigrant passengers The Surgeon OF the ship,
Dr. +. Grips, of Liverpool, and two passengers,
died on the voyage She encountered light bat
fling winds
TENNESSEE ErECTIoN-Louisriiic, Aug o.
Private intelligence from Nashville states that
both parties concedc the election of JohuS9p
(democrat) for Governor. The legislative re
turns show a prospect Of the wings having 81
majority
In the Fifth District, Charles Ready twhig) IS
elected to Congress, and in the Sixth, q ".
Jones ldemocratl COLON twhig) is probably
defeated in the Fourth District In the Mem
pins District, Stanton (democrat is beaten BY
about twenty-one votes Churcbwell (demo-
craft is reelected in the Knoxville District.
Thus far the wings have gained one Congress
man
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-18

We are under obligations to Mr.. Osborne Of
the steamboat b. S, Stacy, for up-riyer papers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-18
TELEGRAPRED TO THE CRESCENT
Bp tbr Southern lirt.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Humboldt.
COTTON STEADY.
DANGE Err OF WAR!
ANGER OF w AR!
NEW YORK. AUGUST 15-9:55 ?.

New YORK, August l5-9:oo F. NJ
The Hayre steam packet Humboldt nus ~.
rived here. having left southampton on 'iiS oa
inst. and bringing advees from Liverpool OF
the same date--four days later tiah 'le az
counts by the Africa.
The cotton market at Liverpool IS reFotteH
stoadv with n good demand prevailing, the
sales of the three business days preceding her
departure embracing 25,O0o bales OF these,
5000 were taken for speculation and ouUO Tor
oxport There was no quotable change since
the departure of the Africa, and the quotations
remained IS follow Fair Orleans ID Middling
orleans 6 8 IL to 81, Fair Uplands g. and
AIii,lling Uplands sd per H.
The Flour market was quiet, and prices were
rather more in favor Of buyers, though there
was no quutahle alteration.
Corn was in good request and the rates were
irmer, but with no actual advance
Lard was active at the opening, but the de-
mand fell off at the close, without any quotable
change in the rates.
Provisions of all descriptions are dull at for
mer prices
London Money Market
The Money Market at London was tighter
owing to unfavorabe reports from the East,
The rates Of interest had advanced per cen
and Consols had declined and closed at - to
97i.
Trade
Trade in the manufacturing districts had
slightly improved since the sailing of the Africa
Crops
The weather was fine and the report Of the
crops were favorable.
Havre Cotton Market.
The Cotton market at Havre was without any
change Of moment. The sales Of the week end
ing the Sd inst were stated at 1000 bales.
Prices for Orleans descriptions ranged at a to
% francs.
General News-The Eastern Question.
Nothing definite had yet been learned from
st Petersburg, but there were growing appre-
tensions that the Gar would refuse acquics-
cence in the peace measures proposed by Eug-
land, France and Austria.
The Russians continued to levy new troops
and the probabilities of war were considerably
increased
UNITED STATES AND TURKEY The London
Chron Gle reaffirms the statement that the Uni
ted States had offered material aid to the Sui
tan.
Awful Heat in New York.
New IoRK, August Is.
The weather here is frighfully hot Proba-
bly, nothing like it was ever known here before
Over ninety deaths occurred yesterday in the
city from the heat.
Heat in lphia-Death of an Artist
PHILADELPHIA, Aug 10
The heat here is excessive, causing many
deaths. The eminent painter, Woodside, died
to-day in the street, from the effect Of sun
stroke.
Dreadful Thunder Storm-Loss of Life
BOsToN, Aug -
A terrific thunder storm last night visited
the neighborhood Of this city, and did large
amount of damage Barns were burnt, and
dwelling houses struck by the lightning, and
several persons were killed by the fluid.
Later from Buenos Ayres
New YORK, Aug, 10.
Late advices from Buenos Ayres state that
the blockade of that city was raised on the 2oth
of June
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We are far from assuming that the candidates
will stand in tie same relation to each other
when the total vote shall have been received;
u the contrary, it is highly probable that their
position may, in some cases, DC reversed though
cur opinion IS, that the leading candidates, as
here shown, viii continue foremost TO the en- o.,
the race Should Ills be SO, it viii follow that
Pease, Dickson ana Bell are elected ltis bare
" possible that the extreme Eastern, Northern
and Rio Grande vote may be 50 cast AZ to dis
appoint all present calculations.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-18

IHE MARSHALL MERIDIAN AND PACruc RtlL-
ROAD ADVOCATE The above is the title Of Il
weekly journal, Of eight pages, about to bepub-
lishcd in Marshall, Harrison county, Texas
The paper is the property Of company Of
wealthy and influential gentlemen, and estah-
hshed by them for the ayowed purpose Of adyo-
eating sustaining and carrying through die
great project Of a railroad through tina; srcti,
OF country to the Pacific, via III Paso Success
10 the enterrrisine nnhIshers.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-18

~" u II We understand that A. IL L.
,lon, 's wing candidate Tor Superintendent 81
- '.'oI"''on' is a minister Of the gospel
query, How can a laqn.l,. bo . mi,i.tor
Ed Crescent MINISTER
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-18

ne steamer Ne Plus Ultra has brought Us
la'e dates from St Louis
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- The highest tax paid in New York i, hy W.
?; as ao whose tax this year is sometime Own
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-18
Awful Heat in New York.



Late advices from Buenos Ayres state that
the blockade of that city was raised on the 29th
Of June
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NOTICES.


VI II HUM NNTT INUUTTt IVFlTI " y
No AT Sp-cd Ncstsg Of this Company, held on M'n
s'enhg sh instant the owing Kels Committee was rpp'hl
during the prevailing Epidemic.
tiRST BtSTHICT.
JND, L, WIEN ~ artt,u Walk.
SFCoYB pLsTEb'T.
d. FAITH las Basin, ids Toulouse
Th}Fh bIsYRICT.
SfitilE Nv, Gunner VI Enghu ii sud N0rrau gtfc"s
y. BRAllLl Rf, Truck House, Tnsactl,o street.
WI AUSTIN, ~ Grptineu street.
Z. WYNN IL Lou "A sreat.
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CdLIFOR.NLa.
EoR CALIFORNIA via yEnA Cnrz ,rese

Persons desrous Of proceeding to CALIFORNIA,
do via Vera Cruz Civ Of Mexico aud Aeapnicolhe
and magnificent steamship TEXAS l4O burthen
Commander, will for VERA cruz THURSDAY inst
ni O'clock punenay carrying the Unied sts mails.
vii ne readiness arrival Vera Cruz 70 take the
CITY Of Marieo, thence Acapulco mules be bad.
THE MEXICAN OCEAN MAIL AND INLAND COMPANY will
shortly have Carriages the kaad Acapulco
through San Francisco. Meanwhile,
Pacific Steamers touch at Acapulco will be long
tanned. For further partirulara, apply
HARRIS Il MORGAN 10 TehoupitoulaA street,