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American Steel Pen Manufacturer,
ID ESPECTFULLY calls the attention of his
IL friends and patrons to his new Pen, called the
IMITATION QUILL PEN, which is unsurpassed
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superior, accommodating, and plain Holders of all
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As also by all the principal stationers in this
city. Aug 2S-Th&Sattf
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ers. Call and see, at
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May 7-3taw3wif [Unionl
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n =. STEERS NEW GOODS FOR GEN.
Il TLEMEH.-Iha have just received another sup
ply of elegant goods for gentlemen, making my
stock at the present time very complete. Those
who are about to supply themselves with clothing
for the present and approaching warm weather
should by all means see my goods before they pur
chase elsewhere. May l6-iftf
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Nrw ORLrASs, May 20 Dates from Mexico to
the 18th state that Santa Anna bad issued many
other arbitrary DEGREES. The Legislative authority
10 every where suspended. The civil has been
merged in the military authority. The remains
of the soldiers who fell in the Mexican war were
dislnterred and placed in suitable sepulchres.
new government bank has been started upon a
government loan OF eight to twelve millions.
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ORD JOHN RUSSELL'S CHARLES JAMES
LII FOX; Memorials and Correspondence, In
vols. Just received at
80 TAYLOR MAURY'S
May 10 nookslofe' neaf was
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Further from Dftrico-Aitsmptsd Revolution in the
Cify of Mexico

FWth<T from Mfrico-Aifempftd Revolution in a
r..rIe- City Of Merieo.
Nkw OaLsAss, May 25.-The steamer Texas
from Vera Cruz. brings tes to the 9th, and re
ports that on the 18th a revolution broke out amone
the National Guards, in consequence of an order
Guards with the troops Of the line. The revolu
ton lasted three days, during which business was
entirely suspended, the regular troops having
taken possession of both forts, and the national
streets and the city gatee. brisk firing wal
kept up during the whole time, but finally ended
on the Goth by the entrance of the regular troops
from Jalspa. who took fifty National Guards pris-
oners. Quiet was subsequently restored, and
about fifty National Guards were killed, and many
wounded.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

RERF0RD CO.. WILL DISPATCH THEIR NEXT
- regular California express per splendid Steamship
Georgia Thursday next May 9th in charge Of special
Our shippers viii bear in mind the necessity
having all freight strictly in waterproof condition. ready
for delivery Wednesday next In order 60 give
the proper cordng and scaling at the Custom House Pack
ages not TO exceed i've and half cubic feet and hundred
and twenty five pounds IN weight Notes. bills and drafts
collected as usual Sht drafts San Francisco at par
Passage secured the lowest terms Of charge by
plying to BERFOkD ) Co, No Astor House.
TALlFoRNtA EXPRESS, FIFTH OF wAY.-FREIGHT,
~ thirty five cents per pound through DO destination in
charge u special enger, Mr Alolph Sueo. No
extra CHARGES Through by Var derhta limo in advance Of
the mail line Packages OF two hundred pounds safely do
nyercd. Insurance same rs via Panama.
CHASE & CO., IS Broadway.
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TR GUIDE.

CAA9DtE, AND ANsoy y RAILROAD TO , fan,AgE,
10 n and line At 10 a " b.
steamboat Trenton to South Amboy ears 20 Bordentovr
press line steamboat John Potter to Ioboy,
shalt Fare s. RsarHins leave PEaisphsa st IL a. T.
GoR ALBANy--FARB si,-Al.BANY AND NEW
II "a sonS1og a, sy M
depot corner of White Elm and Centre streets, where
Lroush tickets can b roenrSd and eass,fs checked @
sengers also received At Broome and Bowery and twenty
e land passengers Croton Falls and Chatham -Four Cor
ssrs only al A. other trains wv star from oy a sta
+ Espreas ue-Through in hours-Now Jersey Railroad
street, ssF az TX Nv 29 sSm oif srs
eIassn ~ ST. g n and "a NJ and AZ and ~ T.
n u p TIroush Ticket 70 Bsitianiorc, Wash
through baggage rece1ed BY and " sSd ~ an
lines Commuters made certain by extra trains behind
before the trains leave.
EoR THE WEST AND sOUTHwEsT-BALTIMoRE
S. Lon ah rs roaS was rss
tor trGagh travel in The tunnels then
sS's ,1s Ti's TSi %ss Fsa % @
eighteen or nineteen hours srrlyng next day
Serland 79 miles, proceed thence in the morning,
S sx ts' s1s e p ais4 e T .sVs
Baltimore At and By taking tho mail train reach
four from Philadelphia TO connect with the Western
trains, the cars leave Washington at IN. an PM,
meeting them at the Washington junction, Relay House,
nine miles from Baltimore At Wheeling the large
and splendid steamers Of the Union line built for this
route with really unsurpassed accommodations wait daily
for the and the down the Ohio to
Cincinnati and Louisville where the ST. Louis and Now
Passengers for Cincinnati y route) Columbus
other parts Of Ohio and the West may proceed from
wheeling by excellent coaches I'm ten hours Co GAINESVILLE
and thence by railroad NBBaSgage checked through to
Wheeling and charge for transfer Of either
or baggage Fare by through ticket with right % lie
anywhere the route) from Philadelphia Wheeling
$40 to Gin einnat si 10 Louisville, s2 from Washing
sl2 For tho tickets apply at philadelphia Baltimore, and
Washington to tho railroad agent ticket clerks at the
stations WIN Parker, Gen. superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILRoAD-TRAINs DAILY pRON
IL Chambers street for Albany aud Troy
Express train 4. Hthrough in four hours connecting
with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal at o'clock
evening.
Mail train, SAN Through way trains st i0s A. NJ. and
Jpn
Express train, . p. NJ Accommodation train o Y. N.
Passengers taken at Chambers, Canal Christopho -Four
tecnth and Thirty first streets
Sunday trains from Canal street Mt ~ VI. for pough
teepse, ami 4. NJ for Albany, eopping at all sta
tions. EDMUND FRENCH, Suporint endent.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA, VIA aRw
IN Jersey Railroad from foot Of Corandt srretUuited
States Mail Express lima through 10 four Fore
in SA,M and Pm, 81 rs; DAN. aud Pm, g. Second
class, by and gAM andA PM 81 %. Through tickets
yhrough hag-sgs .gentais and 50 ~ trains Par-
viii tsrssgs ps sty Riesa before
~. ga-as ltas~
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MATRIMONIAL.

" DUNG LADY--YOU WHO CROSSED FULTON FERRY
Il TO Brooklyn Monday April % at VA A. M-dark calico
dress close hood of worsted work. newspaper hundeOn
which read something once or tvico-soft
eyes hair little waved faultless month and chin and
friend In attention smutnay
arroscd Please address Naval 0hcor No. 1875 Fulton
street. New York To prevent humbug, describe me in like
manner eate your address and pay POSTAGE Whoever
whatever Won he boldly learn my character and
oSp,GVus. w. pT,Vi VI many and LQpQsa0le mtsnt3a
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HYGIASfIKA.--A SPEEDY AND CERTAIN CURn
Ii for neuralgia tic doloreu1 toothaehe nsrvous head.
or other Complaints attendant SpoH s.s 3
childhood during the period fteethng has been aoovsP
aedeated necklace be skin b. The patient
an eminent Gsrmsn The ytnSs Of ths
made and prescribed the mode application The notice
Of the public Ia not therefore, called TO quacA medicine
nsn ofhe faculty peculiarly powerful in sssins through
the Of the skin directly the diseased excited
rsc and esetns psrSsnsps CURE n' PassSss whc, ssss
twenty four hours trial Of tho medcstd neskae scccdis
s s''S
Of such nature 70 nnfsiiirsy gsodnes snc most ssS
factory rosrts - ~. BhAO NMVn y. Y,
For BY The propretors No % Beaver sAYsst Prisa
TMP1 RTANT TO THE PUBLIC.-SHAKER SYRUP A
public though many In among the Shaker a
my al Canaan Columbia county, New York, by whom 10
value having extensively and satisfactorily tested by
treatment ofmsny Of the ailments TO which the
Of which proved especially ecaoiops Rheumatsrn
cryspcla scrofula kings evil ulcers tumors, hstua
rheum mercural diseases govt, erupons pmpes on the
face white swengs and all diseases arising purity
III concentrated pound OF the prnc pies OF
the various roots and herbs mostly Of their
simple unoombned state had bcen satisfactorily sscortaued
by repeated trials In the treatment of the
great care ia The preparstcn hero offered The world vide
reputation Of the shakers for the standard cxceence Of tho
various articles Of necessity and utility they furnish can
not fail to inspire confidence inducing immediate ex
tensivs use Sold BY all the principal druggists .sd
New York gene agent for Tie Unltod As s.
No person should TO sea without having supply
with them
nssSs ,sp ASS
Sundays cxccrtcdl from H. morning TIL " aude w
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LIQUORS.

100 000 BOTTLES OF CHOICE OLD BRANpIEs
IOO.UOO wines, &C., &c Of tho host grades, for fs-
miy also large assortment Of branios, vines gin,
whskey in various sized packages imported expressly FOR
dealers Mt twenty per cent below any other house.
W. II. UNDERHILIl 40 Broome street.
IN 000 DOZEN FINE TABLE CLAREr WINE AT
lO.OOO 81 80 per dozen, bottles returned 500 St
Julien and St Estephs suited from 81 ease
sehisdsm sehnapps Club sehnapps Dublin and London
W. H. UNDERBILL, $50 Broons street.
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E,OR LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES NAIL srEAv
H. ship PACIFIC, Captain Esra Nye.-This stsauAhip
yl depart With the unsd States malls for Europe posi-
berth, 81 the foot Of Canal street. - ~
For freight or passage having unsauallsd sccommoda
nsns Tor elegance or comfort apply TO
EDWARD X. COLLINS 4 CO., No Sc Wall 1t.
Passengers are requested 10 be board 1t IIs A. NJ
Inc steamship Baltic will succeed the Paclde and sail
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EXTRA PAY.


- % Wall street, front Office, second nooro1ctra
and marines. who United States yossei
the Pacific Ocean from 1916 10 1862 entitled double
pay. Apply, as above, r. ROWING Agent. ~ B.-South.
ampton and Constitution ready for payment Congress
Savannah (frst cruise will follow.
TT s. NAVY EXTRA PAY OFEICE.-SAiL0Rs, &C.,
~. who seryedin the U Navy, in the Pacific Cafornia
and MesicoA since May 1886 obtain their extra pay
double pay-hy calling on EDWARD BISSELL Agent, aad
late pursor U. ). Navy, 70 South William street.
TINTED STATES I" EXTRA PAyn GFFICE.-SAILoRS
~ and marines who in the Pacific tCaorui since
June 1876 obtain their extra by calling THOMAS
l.. BKAYNARD ~ Wall street
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CTREEr DEPARTMENT, NO 4HALL OF RECORDS
~ Public notice hereby given that she following resolu
kionp have presented In the oari Of Assistant Alder
men TO and set curb aud gutter stones in James
from Chatham Madison streets to flag tho West
sidewalk Sixth avenue between Forty third Forty
fourth street Also the following petitions Petition to
number East Thirty third street relay crosswak from
6nfclk to Division street the West side suffolk streetto
regulate and grade Sixty fourth aud Six With streets from
che Eighth to the Ninth All porsons
ing objections tbereto requested pre- thc
writing 70 the undersigned at his office before the
day Of lay next JAMES FUREY,
New York, April ~, 1859 strcet Commissioner.
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CtTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS -
- Public notice is hereby given that the following
ktions presented in the Board Of Aldermsno
open Eleventh avenue between Forty eighth and Sxteh
streets TO crosswak West Tnirtth street be
Episcopal Church, 70 aag sidewalk in front Of No % Rnt
gers Also the following pcttonso flag sidewalks
side of Thirty fourth street between Broadway and
seventh ayenue 10 pave and Hay sidewalks in Trtieth
street between Eighth and Tenth All persons in
teresed having objections thereto requested to
shem in writing to the undo rgned at his ooe be-
sore the ninth day of May next. April %, 1853
JAMES TUREY, street Commits iener.
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SNAs~ OFF CLOTUING-S2oo0 WORTH WANTED
W The highest cash prico will be literally given curront
money, large and small los Of good eft clothing II
every description, Address through post call JAMES
koRoNEY, ~ III tecooJ Lard store u Orange stfstt ocar
(tAtIAm.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT, NO. II ALL OF RECORDS,
- April IS 1S5-seacd proposals will be received at the
Street Commissioners office, until Wednesday May It'll at
Il O'clock NJ to set curb and gutter stones and dag
space feet wide through the sidewalks of Eighth avenue
erom Fifty fourth to Fifty ninth streets Specifications to
be had on apple alton to the Contract Clerk.
JAMES FUREY, Street Commissio
York April Is 1863
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THE NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
Nail stsanersThs ships comprising this line are the

These ships having built BY contract expressly for
service has been taken In their
In their enginesto strength speed
and their for aAsquAed
elegance and comfort
Of from New York Liverpool nrst cabin
ROOM $500
From Liverpool TO New York ss0 and f25
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths secured until paid for.
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CyREET DEPARTMENT NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice Is hereby giyon that the following petit
tous hsvo been ia tie bonrd Of Aldermen To
rel uao and MeAdamiao Seventy srst street from sixth
Seyo to set curb and gutter stones aud flag
sSewate in Sixth avenue between Forty second and Forty
Snnrth streets Also the following resolution TO pave
tsr aud Gag sdewslks IN Forty fth street, be
tween Third and Firth oyenuea An pereons interested,
having obeccs TO the lucsed 10 present tbo,
" writing 10 e underssue at his once on 2, before tho
5fh day Of Nay seyt JAMES FURRY
Rev Ycyf, frlS ii. lFf1 street ScNMisslfGcr.
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E'oR sALE-rHE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
Enoch Dean, lbs feet keel q feet beam ~ 3 hold;
also steamer Of the dimensone receiving
her also the steamer Nmrod 30 feet long, %
beam, feet hold. Apply TO WILSON SMALL West street
foundry to }. L. Coffee, Agent OF Beach m
ea aLreets
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PROPOSED DATES OF sAIIINe.

EpWHRDK: CSfLfEs / CO., No IS Wall st., N Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO.. Liverpool
Il. G. ROBERTS a CO., Is King Arms Yard, London.
JOHN HUNROE CO., No. ~ Rue Metre Dame des
Victories, Paris; or
GEO. II. DRAPER, Havre.
The Of these ships will not be accountable gold
silver bullion, specie jewery precious stones metals
unless bills lsdng signed therefor and the value there
Of therein EXPRESSED.
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sDuIrgIsra.AvUR's aWrICEs.

hCuitsNsTaAxOMis lyTtCEss
puBLIc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE, NO. 81 CHAM.
and f I A o
widow deceased aud who alleged to have died ntestate
York letters sd@nistration upon the state tho
said utestate, the sh day of May next 10 O'clock in
PETER b. swEENY, Public Administrator.
Dated New York, April s, 1858.
and next Of kin Of sn vsn Z tss
have died sa
on ne lf tic "a DAY
Dated New York, April ), 1853
puBAc ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE. 81 CHAMBERS
mex, 81 kin Of s1 E. the relatives and
end s ss $ ssy' a S Ssw
for letters q uPn Tie e Of ,hG said in
forenoon.
:, PETER p. sWEENY, Public Administrator
Dated New York, April q, lo53
puBIIC ADMINISTRATORS OFFICE NO. 81 CHAM.
bers streetNotce is hereby given to tho reistiyes
and next Of Kin Of Taa s,syon' late q the ely New
Wat or s shall apply to g Of the County Of New
70 'Gs
'' rETER fS Pubic a Administrator
AGMyCx.
NYs 4 CO., sup AGENTS ARD CosMIssToy
~ Mescnants Vsip.r@ 10. ,nn,o. .,,o,.
References.
s1rrYhGo-Hou Bae Peyton
VALPARs iso--Meesre. Alsop X Co., Homehsay CO
PASAMA-Messrs Eoryine, Bro. L Co. Garrison & Frss
I'm. Nelson Co.
LIgEaPooL-Sessrs. Bowman Grnneu Co, WILLIS
jackson, Esq.
NEW YoPR-Messrs. H. <. Collins & Co, Coodhue n O.
Capt. Ezra Nye, steamer Pacific.
BALTiMonG-Messfs John Henderson 4 Co., TbonAs
Hand 4 Co., White 4 Elder.
SAN FRAvoIsco-Messrs Flint, Pcabody u Co., Husssg
fond Hale Chas Doane, Esq, j. IL. Lyon Eco.
Bosror-Messrs Ammi G. Lombard. Esq Z. u. Brigksy
Co, Glidden Williams.
CANTov--Nvs Par 10 n Co
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EAsT or CLOTHING AND FURNITURE WANTED
Persons DESTROYS Of converting their articles
into onsh obtain fair price BY sending for te subuer
Der, at his residence, or through the Post Once
J.. N. DUSSELDORF, No iI Elm street
N Blades attended TO by Mrs. Dusseldorf
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INDEPENDENT OPPOSITION LINE FOR CALIPoR-
MIA at great reduction IN priceIhe and splendid
napder will leave New York for Aspnwnl Thursa ay
May ats r. NJ, from pier No. North river connecting
with first elaes Steamship which by arrangement TO be
provided by Mesrs Garrison, Fritz Co., OF Panama. 70
convey tho passengers to Sen Francisco The Uncle Sam
has established the character Of being decidedly the set
steamer tho route having her three trips
Hies as boat and accommodations for
mnch superior 90 other steamers rs her speed No efforts
the passengers through with expedition comfort and safety
Passengers wishing to tickets at extremely raee
are invited TO examine her or after the 2dth inst and
ment have been made with the principal expresses
yey their goods and small parcels also the express
gers who take charge Of all as made up In
with the United States postage law The may
roiy this Of conveyance anticipating all other
nnes several days as usual good surgeon attached to
passage apply only
BLOWER steerae fare to Aspiawall only $lJ other
rccs IA proportion.
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP COM
IN pany-Through 20 San Francisco, via Aspinwa and
Panama, at greatly reduced ratesNo detention che
IthmusThc and fast side whe H. double engine
chip UNION, 800 tons,) Richard Adams commander will
leave Now York for Aspinwal Navy Bay from pier No
North river, Thursday, May s. nt3o'clock p N. pre-
cisey connecting with tho and magnificent side Wheel
Simon 7. Blunt, U. ). Navy commander, which steamer
will he in readiness at Panama TO tho Unions pas
eommodstons and ventilation Of tho Winfield SCOTT all
that be desired Her speed testabhod tho voyage
between New York and Panama, and while the Pacific
Every exerton will be made tho part OF the company
20 insure comfort expedition and safely Passenger viii
Ne on tho wharf at Aspnwa Free taking the Pana
wy ba sssfs BROOKS CO, General Agents.
man rag is made up OF the above ooe under tho new
Bpbb4.
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CTREET DEPARTMENT. NO. HALL OF RECORDS
- Public notice Is hereby given that the following petit
Aons has been presented Ia the Board of AldermenTo
pays curb and gutter and flag sidewalk OF Thirty
Ahrd street. between Third avenue and last river to
Fence vacant lots the south easeriy of West
twenty first street and seventh ayenue 10 fonee
bts between Fourth aad Fifth avenues and Thirty sixth
aud Thirty seventh strocts; DO with Russ
meat Greenwich street between Courtlsndt and Duane
stroets; to flag sidewalks side of ID from No
10 60 Sixth street. to widen Duane street ~ feet the
south from Broadway 10 Hudson streets to lay tyo
walks feet wide, South street from the north
from tho south side Of Wall street to the ferry TO
Build well aud pump in Sixty6fth street. between First
and Second All persons interested having ohjec
tons thereto requested to prcsenS Them in writing to
his office before tho 4th day
Nsxt. JAMES EUREN, Street Commissioner.
New rora, April 70 1885.
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DR. WILKINSON, OFFICE, NO BowBRY HOURS
~ from A. N. till 10 =. N.
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rJ'O THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE PHOENIX MINING
and Manufacturing Company Of tho state Of Virginia,
Noticeable annual meeting OF the stockholders for the
election OF ten directors of this company for the ensuing
year, and for amending and altering the by laws will 30
held at the oihco Of the company No. y Wall street Fur
miss BudiDgs, rooms Nos and 10 second story, the
first Monday May next he I'd day Of May 1889 between
the hours sf ~ and O'Clock. Tho transfer Aooks will be
closed from the Goth April until 81 May, 1853.
JOHN A. STEMMLER Secretary.
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NroSICE-TUE INTEREST ON TIE PUBLIC STOCKs
u efthe city of York due and payable May l. 1853
will DO paid the second lny Of May by r. W Edmonds
Eco Chamberlain Of tho City at the Mechanics Bank -
Wall street fhe transfer books will closed Tuesday,
April H. at clock p. w. Tor tho convenience Of stock
holders will be permitted during The period tto
a. &. FLtGG, CoIn ptroller.
CsnptroIfer's os6oe REV York. April s. JS53