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ID. sirnbie Property for sale.
1 OTIS GIG, 217. and els. For price and terms
IL enquire Of P. X. WILSON. or of me upon the
premises. MARC ARET j. KELLEY,
March 90, 1855.
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4 beautiful and Comprehensive Commentary on
"A the old and new Testaments according to tn
present authorised version BY Rev. Joseph Be"son foe
sale at (dec.5l CORSE'S.
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Ladies Fssrsstslttng Store and
gESSgCNAl:n 3aass As%sy.s
Corner Of Third and Washington SITS.

BURLINGTON, IOWA.
Mrs. e. F. HENDRICKS has the pleasure Of in.
V1 forming the Ladies Of Burlington and vicinity.
that she is now receiving from New York by express
large supply Of Dress Goods and Trimmings Of the
finest quality which she offers at tho cheapest cash
price. -.
Also, Dress Making in the latest French and New
York Fashions. ~
Ny stock consists Of Dress Silks, plain plaid str
,ed and watered.
All wool Del .ines Garages, Grape, ] acKonet, Plain
nd Dotted Swiss.
D.;shop Lawn, Collars, Chemsettcs, U.iderslecves,
Flouncins-. Edgings Insertings. Laces of all kinds,
Kid, Lis,e Thread. Embroidered Gloves,
L. ng and short Miits, Hosiery, Black Lace Wells,
Fancy Wells, Dress Trimmings. Sewing silk,
Pins, Needless HOOKS Il Eyes,
Bjnpet Rlbh ms &c m
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House, Land and General Agency OGc
EDtV'D n. ttss,sls ACN,

Gesitsne9 AMI MsrauRtaat,
LAS opened an Office in the I'd story Of the Tele-
i graph building, Main ST., burlington, for the
transaction of busin SIS as follows, viz:
Houses and Land bought, sold and rentcI on com
mission.
Books Posted by the Week, Month or Year
Partnership and other accounts adjust, and exam
ined.
Valuations, Invoices and inventories made and Ia
ken for Administration and other purposes.
Corres; .ondence Of all kinds conduc' ed
Debts and Notes collected in Town or Country.
Register kept Of Land and Houses for sale
rent, which may be inspected free Of charge.
~ Office. Telegraph Printing Office building.
Main-st Burlington. March 8. '55-bply
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NOR SALE-275 barrels Lard $50 bbls extra clear
psrk. 900 10 mess pork, 5000 shoulders, and few
more Of these finc sugar cured hams left.
Tci, - ia. r. u. RAND co.
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At . recent trial Of Shawk's new patent
steam Fire Engine in Cincinnati, solid
stream was thrown 229 feet on level and
gained height Of $50 feet. A committee
has reported favorably on the new machine.
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John .. David,

John =. David,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
For,0arding and Commission Merchant,
'""-s,., between Washington and Columbia,
III 40 hand and for SALE choice lot VI ROGER les
IL 81 w figures, in part as follows:
~ aids N. Q. Sugar. prime article;
80 Dbls Of Bechers A 4 B clarified do.
20 bbls Of Loaf and crushed do.
70 bbls and bbls of Belcher's syrup;
30 kegs Of Belcher's and N Syrup
IS bags prime Coffee assert kinds;
80 pkgs of Teas, assorted quality and package
ind in fact most every article hand, usual, found
the Grocery line. feel confident it will be to the
advantage Of those desiring to purchase TO give me
call and examine my stock before purchasing else
where. Mar,h Al, '55.
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Mr. Hubbard, Of Cape Mag, n. j., seads
Us six dollar bill. Of Maryland currency Of
ITO. It 10 venerable specimen of typog-
raphy and wood engraving, and in its un-
couth coarseness contrasts strangely with
the neat and elegant currency Of the present
day. The indorsemsnt informs ~ that s.to
counterfeit 10 death."-fN. Y. Trib.
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A SAD MlsrAKE Amour PRINrrRs.-The
public have funny notion about printers
They think it costs nothing to puff, advertise,
&c. And thus one after another will sponge
an extra paper, . puff, or some benevolent
advertisements. They forget tina. high
price is paid for every type set. They for
get that 1t is this business that makes their
business known to the world. They forget
that it 10 the printers ink that makes nine
tenths Of these immense fortunes. They for
get that it takes money to pay composition
to buy ink, type and papsr-and lastly, they
forget even to thank you for working for
nothing. by gratuitouslv putting their bust
ness Buffalo Democracy.
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=. ~. RAND & co..

NXlOUS to dispose Of their present large st"c.
of Lumber, TO make room for still larger stool
in the spring they think they make il 10 the in
tereet Of eli who wish to purchase to give them cal
and fipd out what Lumber ought to sell At feb 2
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WHO'LL. BUY!
MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN
NOW IS TOUR TINE TO BUY
S'1Isn3-aaxH AN13l 52
At the Town Music store.
AZ are SELLING OFF, md having some $500
~ Or $500 worth on hand, We will sell at Thirty
FER CENT OFF, until March 10th. Orders for our
Music will De filed at Boston and New York prices
= RUFUS LANE.
burlington, Iowa. Feb. l, 1885, 6wtwSw.
A MUSICAL JOURNAL FOR THE MILLION:
'I'HE NEW YORK MUSICAL REVIEW contains
= annually over One Hundred Pieces Of New Mu-
sc besides vast amount Of critical instructive and
entertaining reading; also, work published in
chapters)b by Lowell Mason embodying the PRACTICAL
RESULTS, applied to PRAcTiC TEACHING Of hisex
perience during long and industrious career as an
author and teacher Of music And yet the MUSICAL
REVIEWS only one dollar year, or six copies for
i've dollars-innexiby in advance. Any body feeling
an interest IN the If music is invited TO get up
clubs, and forward subscriptions. Published fort
nightly Specimen copies sent receipt Of five cents
~ two postage stamps.
:, dress. post paid, MASON BRorHEns, % Park
Row. New-York.
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FoorE & Co.-Iu our advertising columns
will be found the card of Messrs. Foote &
Co.., Forwarding and Commission men,
who have built commodious warehouse on
"the other side" of the river at tbs terminus
Of the Chicago and Burlington Railroad
These gentlemen are largely acquainted with
business Iasn both East and West. They
nre men Of we'll known business capacity
and sast~in we'll merited name for integri-
y and fair and honorable dealing.
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GEOLOGICAL DIscovERIEs.-IA tho intsrior
of Norfok, England, is bed of oyster shells,
nine mllas long and about eighteen feet
thick. Other shells and bones (soms Of ele-
plants, &s.,) also abound, one hundred feet
above tn. sea level. Alder and hazel bushes
are found twenty feet below the surface lev
81. Remains OF extensive forests are traced
beyond the mouth of the wash and under the
land, with bones Of elephants, oxen, and
deer. The same forests are found on the
opposite coast Il Flanders. end il Is believed
that they once joined.
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TRLWEEKLY HAWK-EYE.
Tuesday, April 10, 1856.
coMMERcrAL AND BUSH ss MATTERS

COMMERCIAL AND BUSINESS MATTERS
Unusual activity prev Ills in all the various
branches Of trade and manufactures in this
city. Produce houses are buying large guam
titles Of grain At such prices - must put
mossy IN the pockets Of grain growers. Pro-
visions are high. Pork, lard and smoked
meats sss advancing and have already reached
such prices ~ ought to satisfy reasonable
dealers. Lard and pork are going forward
in considerable quantities. Flour and wheat
which hsvs born high prices all winter,
have, within week or two advanced con-
sdsrably, uuder the pressure of short sap
niles east. Our Forwarding houses are max
ing large shipnssts for Eastern markets and
receiving by river and BY rail, heavy lots Of
dry goods and groceries for interior towns
and city trade. very large retail trade is
done by our dry good and grocery mon,
while the wholesale business has largely in
crcas i. i'll
Our lumbermen are busy-our manufac-
tursrs are running under pressure OF steam
-masons, carpenters, and mechanics are at
:, nell nell. The chatter Of the anvil, the
music Of ths bellows, mingled with the thou
sand notes OF busy labor in ell its multifa-
risu forms, serves to give life and anima-
ton 70 our city and promise Of future
spssdy growth and prosperity.
----+---.s------
hi H%P Me.srs Ktupa III f. Co have lust re-
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~ Messrs. KtHBALL 4 Co. have just re-
csiyed I large involce of goods for thu
Wholesale and retail trade.
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TOBACCO.
e)S BONES Missouri chewing. 10 boxes smoking.
~ % boxes fine cut 20 half boz Virginia Chewing
ioboxes Cuba SKIES 754 boxes nc regaas for rale bv
march IS !. S. KIMBALL q CO
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VOICE Stories from Dickens Household Words,
~ First and Second Series; for sale 1t
Nov. ?, 1884. CORSES.
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Consignments of Produce n Railroad. will receiv.
especial attention. and the highest market prt
anteed. march 81. bp6m.
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IN such cases and has been 10 the West Indies
anu III California has The hnspitt in his charge,
and every thing HAT ~kil and interchangeable at.
teiliion can eject will be DOM for the sufferers
Under the heading Another Heroine, the Ar.
gas OF Saturday has the following:
Mr. e. :. Jones, lady of fine character aud
ahiiIty' arrived yesterday from Washington and
rendered her services Il nurse of the sick to the
howard association. She was gladly received.
and entered at once upon her lahorious duties in
the infected rooms of the sick and diving
We will not attempt 10 express now the high
appreciation and the deep sense If gratitude #
our citizens for Sc noble and whole >oued benev-
oenee. Here, and in our sister city, We want ad
we need nurses and helpers on every hand
We speak not in terms Of oensnrr, but ten thou
sand of ourpeople have fled They are scatter.
ed among the beautiful hills and uxuriant valleys
OF our State, or are safe in the healthful cities
OF the North, where the bree2ts are heathtul and
fresh-far away from this sickenng and tainted
air; and their relatives. their friends, their neigh
bors, th5r faithful servants, their sick and dying
townsinen want help; they want Il familiar and
friendly hand to smooth out the pillow for the
aching head to wipe off tho cold drops of the
death, damp that collect upon the pale brow and
the sunkon check. But strangers have come To
Their assistance, and let this be proclaimed to tie
honor of humanity aud to the lasting fame of the
great souls that have sacrificed the comforts OF
home and the society of loved ones in the endear-
ed family circe-let it he inscribed in indebe
letters of gold. But it is deeply craven in the
hearts of our people;and whether these moral he.
roes and heroines fall beneath the stroke of death
or come out of the ordeal unhurt aud pure, their
henevoence and kindness will be remembered,
and their deeds Of love will descend far down in
the track of Time, and be known and acknowl-
edged in vast Eternity.
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Later from California.

NEW York, Aug. 25th.--The steamer George
Law has arrived from Aspnwall with late dates
from California. She brings nearly Sl,3OO,00O
in specie.
The banking house of Hamlet & Davis of Ne
vada had suspended payment. Their liabilities
are very large. 1t is asserted that new develop
ments of curious nature have turned up in the
affairs of Adams & Co, in which Santa Anna
seems to be implicated Santa Annals compiled
ty has relation to the coming of Mexican ounces
of gold. An expose of the whole affair will short
" be made by an individual recently connected
with the house of Adams * Co.
! he mining news of California is flattering.-
The markets were moderately active. Flour
was steady. Rio and Java coffee at 10 a20 cents.
Provisions better. Mess beef SOB 2;'3
The telegraph was in operation across the 18th
mus. The George Law brings despatch which
states that when the French and Russian fleets
arrived at Petropoulowski, they found the town
deserted ana the Notifications dismantled.
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4 NEW NOVEL, RY ONE OF THE
n Bellies of the Old Dominion

A. NORRIS, Publishcr will have ready this day
eight AND DARKN ESs;' or tho Shadow Of Fate.
A STORY of Fashionable Life. Ono volume. 3l9 pagr.;
10 mo Bound in unique styo Of cloth. IS cents.
Distract from tho Preface.)
have endeavaied IN this book portray the bad not
wholly bad, the good mmncnlair since of hu-
naturc Is either rnroy true To show how
errors which venia frat grow into crime when
fpstered by indulgence nnd excused tho principle ot
faulty. any other pretenee by which the pcpetrhtor
seeks alike TO blind mscf nnd others; prove that
the ungoverned passions ona iobcs Of the many,
hun tho bnleul crimes of the few. the mise
which darbon social life; and that tho brilliant
rits of the person WORLDLY fortunes many smilng
spells which lure ruin those who the slHyes al
impulse; 10 give 10 oncn his proper SHARE OF bnme-mn.
King the wholly SHINING the other the Who'll
" zinucd against--. tho object OF tho work.
(From tue Home Jputnal)
Th, IL m Amercun Nnsul, fresh from the pen Of n.
ir duul bier o the South. II isa story OF fashionable
society and tho scene ia lad in ths unrumano city. Ma
Of tho characters drawn from life No boob tha
hasbeon recently issued from Tie p,rss will excite more
curiosity, md none viii be road with nvidy Tho
yl Ia graceful and peasne. the plrt original and the
ntoros of the tale issu,tnncd lth marked and peculiar
ability. We predict great success for This .w and benu
inl work Of ioon. and hope hat the fair wrii,r will
lind her trppuss in uutholaud gratifying herself
they promise TO be profitable To h.r Publishers.
mug % IL
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Especial Correspondence of the Express.
More Deaths IN PortSmouih-.SererH Nep Cases
-Appeareace Of Streets-Dr. Naupin Er.
Ptcted 10 Dit-4mfia 1fdings -
MAeoSlA SPRINGS, Saturday. Aug %, -
Dur Express i was Informed Yesterday by
a gentleman, that he had just placed Miss. L.
Boune in the coffin She died of the Fever
Mr.. Boutwell, is very sick, and fear he will die.
When left the Dispensary in Portsmouth, ,
O'Clock, L. VI. the following report was brought
II:
DIR. J. ". H. Trugen has been carried to the
Hospital sick of the Fever. DIR. Sohoohell was
discharged from the Hospital to day. ia bad look
ing case | assure you, but his excellent lady is
much better.
Call Reynolds wife is dead Avery Williams
wife is quite i'll, and will no doubt die. Hoif-
mans family are all dead and Mrs. Ghompson's
lamily are all now down with il. J. G., Holm
day is still up and SO is Robert Scott aud james
Foreman.
Richard Boush is active and has charge of tho
Soup Wagon, dispensing it wherever necessary.
have seen but one female in the streets of
Portsmouth during the past two days.-Water
melons, figs and tomatoes found for sale on
the side walk opposite Brooks Store. at low rates.
Chickens are in great demand, and lemons also.
The whole number of cases now III town reaeh
several hundred but it is of n less malignant
character. | know one gem, eman who has had
seven servants down with it.
Yours, &c. w. G. }.
+. S. The ears have Just arrived at the Springs
from Portsmouth. Avery Williams wife is
dead. Forrest and his wife Martha also Bout
well worse, and Col. Watts better. James G.
Holiday, Esq, Commonwealth's Attorney has
heen carried to the Hospital sick of the Fever.
DENNY has been discharged from the Hospital.
DIR. Schoo6ed and lady arc still improving. 1t
is feared DR. Maupin will die to morrow, DIR. =.
his SYMPTOMS aro very bad The tidings are awful
indoed-eyerybody seems TO have the fever
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EROM pNRTSMOETII.

From Portsmouth, too, as from Norfolk, the
tidings are narrowing and heart-rending in the
extreme. Steadily, but rapidly, the work of
death goes on. We are deeply panied to learn
that the noble, gallant devoted and untring phi
lanthropst and Christian, DR., j. W. II. TRu-
GLEN has at last been stricken down with the
scourge. Young and vigorous. as he is, we are
not without hope that his life may be spared, for
the sake of his family, his deeply stricken town.
and humanity generally Night and night he
has pursued his course, through sickness and
and death. losing sight of self, in too laudable
desire to render aid to his suffering fellow-man
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STEAMER AUGUSTA. James River,
Saturday, August 25. 1850,

". IL.
Dear Erpress The awful and malignant
Fever continues to rapa with unabated fnrv
in onr afflicted cities meancbol, ia rebate sorre
of our nsofll mud resnncted citizens have boa,
stricken down. since NV last letter. Prominent
amono Them. ragret 70 sav. ia tbe rood. the
brave. fine vigil,nt and f,ilbinl lao, Woodis
His name is nnon every tongoe. and his severe
illness has cast n dee6er eloou over our entire
city. We cannot concentrate tbo illness of such
a man, under such circumstances. without feel
mos of deep and INDIGNANT sorrow rrnlv nnv
it be said of him, that he possesses all the Gle
ments of hero; all the qualities of n benefactor.
Let ms hone that he NAV vet he shared ia re
ceiye Mt The hands of his feilow.ctizens. that re
ward. to which he is so fully and Justly entitled
I Gather from n nossenoer tbis morninp. n few
norticniars in regard to the sick. dving and dead
lie renorts unwar1s Of three hundred cases now
under treatment in Norfo}k. and over twenty
deaths for the u hours enfn, nt down YES.
'terday. The Facnltv of Norfolk are of the onin.
ion that the disease has assumed nmnoh miller
form. as il Yields much more readily TO treat.
ment. Won viii observe bv1he 1ugus which I
forward r. .da,, lint +ba Roa,l ,f U,.l,b rnnnrt
tbe dentbs If sixtoen nersons, Ny informant add
no.,,bor names axcant the SON If rbos NJ Mar
FIN and vonn,, Fdn,d 4 Jamos. rlsrk FOR las
Cordon ~ C9
AZ Io,nar1 ESQ of the (Argns1 Goo
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THE YELLOW FEVER DISTRICT.

No mail from either Norfolk or Portsmouth
came through to this city last evening as was
the case the Sunday previous We attended ut the
Southern Depot upon tho arrival of the cars yes
terday afternoon, but were unable TO Il single
passenger from either place. gentleman who
came up from Weldon, and made strict enquiry,
thinks there was no arrival at that place from
either of the unfortunate cities. We are There
fore, without later tidings than those which will
be found on this page o. the paper, from our spe-
cial correspondents, and from the Norfolk pa
ners of SATURDAY.
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I 10000 .or.E. sTEAm-c e.

Il BOAT DlSASFERS ON ] II II xsSsN&TTss5--
WESTERN WATERS AND STEAMBOAT DlREO
TORY .--1he UNDERLINED have in of prepa
tntion new STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY, which will
b. issued IN October The book will contiin
two hundred pagea, illustrated in the best siye, aud
neatly bound IN durable 1t will be- OF
The most interesting books published. and will be
hook that will be interesting nil classes OF people
The STEAMBOAT DIRECTORY will coniain u com
rlee list aud description of all the STEAMBOATS,
anoat in the Western aud Southern waters, The length,
model speed power and t,nnnge &C bon where and ty
whom built the of the boat. with the trade she ia
in. Also. the Of Captains and officers her age,
Nc &c. The Directory will cUntain, history OF Steam
bcots and steam'ootng the Western waters, since
the application of senm also, sketch of the first boat
bull or The Ohio River, with tho of the builder,
comm,ar der and owner. a
The RIVER DIRECTORY will contnn list and de.
scr of all the Steamboat disasters that have
cured tho Wes,ern and Southern waters, beautifully
illus raed. with list OF ali those who have persisted
by tler burning sinking and exploding, the Western
and Southern The Directory will contain Maps
fl the Ohp, Mississippi Missouri Illinois Arkansas,
White Red, Ouachita, Iaxoo, and other Rivers. with
the Towns and Cities laid down. with distances;
also many other River nnd Commercia items ut inter
est 20 the people large. The book will contain Tho
card of the various U. s. Ma Bouts. with the t,ade
they are in. &c &c The Directory will also contain
complete st OF all the responsible Steamboat Licensed
Officers their places of resi- ence, &c, &c the
Stea mbodt Law lis requirements with comments, show
ing wherein il benefits the incompetent officer aud I'M
lnres the competent officer, &c; &c- ana all the impor
u. \. Supreme Court Steamboat Decisions up
dare the ties and important Commercial Privileges,
Bills of Lading important Decisions of the various u.
y. Courts in regard freghts Lost ard Damaged &c
dc with hany other things of interest
The Directory will be Illustrated ia tho best lyle, and
printed the best The author has for six
been gathering together all the facts und items in regard
the SFauboui disasters the Western and
Southern waers, AMI intends publishing them in
book form. The price of the work will he put at the
low sum of One Dollar Ten thousand copies will be
issued for the boalmen all Others desrous of subscribing
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Phiiudeiphia Items.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 25-rhe Commander
of the Navy Yard here has eceived orders TO fit
ont the soop of war St Louis for sen in six days.
The workmen employed in the Navy Yard here
have contributed $1,000 for tho relief of the vel
low fever sufferers in Norfolk.
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Denth Of .Jndce WiLkinSOn.

Mississippi is called upon to mourn tho loss of
one her nobles, most distinguished q chivalrous
sons The Hon. +. c, Wilkinson departed his
life at his brother In law, James Slaughter, ESQ.,
in Bardstown, Ky, on the I'd August. 1885, in
the 5lst year of his age. He was born in Charles
City County, Va, educated at William and Mary
College read law under Ex- President Tyler, and
settled in Yazoo County, Mississippi in 1880,
where he has resided ever since
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LATER FROM NORFOLK.

Special Correspondence of the Express.
Continued awtM ranges Of The Feper-E Extreme
and Melancholy illness Of Mayor Foods
Great mortality Death Of young James con,
.frmed-Remopai ofthe Farmers Bdnk- DEATH
Of capt, j, Bunting, Grain MedSarer on The
Eastern Shore-seperot Others there NTH it.
En- Mayor Stubbs extremely lo'c- Death q his
eL2eSi Son.
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NEW ORLEANS Aug. 55.--The steamer Oriza-
ba has arrived from Vera Cruz. She brings
dates to the 22d August.
Santa Anna left the city of Mexico on the 9th
of August, with an escort of 2 800 men, lie sign
ed his abdcation at Perote, and embarked on the
Eth at Vera Cruz. for Havana.
Intelligence from Acapulco states that Alvarez
was making his way to the city of Mexico with
his army, which was constantly increasing in
nnnhers.
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,C1iIing. Of ,Ste,1ners.

New YORK, Aug. 25.--The steamer Lebanon,
sailed to day for Liverpool with S3SO.00O in spe-
Gle. The Union also sailed with S60O,0O0 in
specie. Both vessels carried ont large number
of snnpnrs.