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nYsPEPsIA POSITIVELY cURED.-D
SWANS
RANK NOTE LIST AND DETEOTER,
Published seminonthly at Montgomery, Ala,
A m TWO nOT,JARS PER ANNUM IN AD-

~ ykNCE.-Ths work printed on fae white and
" TO the United States
Southern M Ia essential in Bank, Counting
hons. ubits advancing
Northern and Northern petecos TO ae
money they w while We are queey fol-
lowing dictation. . 49, ,.,,..,, .
noticed Every axertion
and reliable guds the Banker and
Merchant.
Brokers' Aucioaesrs Commission Merchants and
ccuiated
ara inform si will bs Inserted
Special advertising the for srtef be
applying al The otnoe IN Atlanta
GeoIgis
sharge. -,
must "sans BaukNote List Alta b Georgia
SAMUEL SWAN.
JAWS RoBEnTsoN, General Agent
JSubecrptons BY CAs. t. HOWARD Agent for
NsU OrlansH Lpusna. 3n
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VOLUME VIII.
THE River AND THE LAKE,

RDORT HUDSON AND WATER H. =
LOO PACKET NEW LATONA, Emile L645j9
9tos master, having bsen thoroughly ogerhausd snd
repaired newly painted will reums her y NE shove trade
leaving Nav svery SATURDAY ats O'Clock A. M and
every TUESDAY at O'Clock p. Nj.
~ The LAToSA viii ready freight every Monday And
Frdsy the Coast Donaldson, Bsyeu Goula Ps
ouemne Baton Rouro sore Port Hndsou Waterloo
landings For frsght passage, having superb
eoumodations apply on toard. tf2 6m
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READ! r E D!!
Billiard Table Mandatory.

FbNHE undersigned informs property HODGES
D. the public that hs has added to his Msiufacoy Of lard
Tables planning, of.clg and saving "
which enabpd of all kird such laying OF
carpenters OF all desc Pons columns
building frame for ths city coun, aud all WORKS 10
carpenter NnaI's line
Having constant aIarse )rtent of Walnut Mhhosa
he will the1e ed Of hc this ai,ies suitable
works ordered.
vas hmssfof this opportunity those
who feel apprehension his machne
he has taken exploBion
patent
quantity tie boc should he forget to
look, h eonueIe{ With The machine that water is
waning iu the boiler.
ndian having hccn made to his
purpose the Of Billiard Tables the under
second -handRi his
3. ANTGGNlNI, Nos Ia Cont street.
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First District Pound.
XMTAS brought TO the First District Pound, on Dry
WV AIDES street, Triton Walk esttRys-
One black she Goat white rump, fade and neck,
with her dark brown kid
One white she Goat. w..
One she Goat yellow rump and neck white round the
body, with collar.
One black she Goat under in the right and left ears
with collar.
One black she Goat white spot on the left side
One white she Goat, with black spots.
Which, if not claimed within ten days, and the
penses thereon paid will be sold at pubc auction,
MONDAY, the 9th November, 1856, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
Phppa street. between Julia and GirDd Streets to
which place the said pound will be removed after the first
AUG. S. PHELPS
. Street Commissioner
New Orleans, October 25, 1855.
I'll etc conduit depot spaves du Premiere Dis
n trict, rue Dryades, pres de Ia Promenade Triton
CONNIE epaves-
Une Chevre noire la coupe 10 front ct e blanc OF
sou Chsvrau dun brnn noir
Une Chevre blanche.
Une Chevre sYan la oroupe ct le anne le tour du
corps blanc, ct un collier.
Uns Chevre noire les orslss coupses audessous de Ia
founc du chiffre ayant un collier
Une Oheyre noire, une tache blanche cote gauehe.
Une Chevre blanche aysnt des taohes nolres.
81 ellie sont pas reclamee dams dix ours st les de-
pensss payees ees seront vendues Fenohere pubque,
LUNDI le Is Noyembre 1855, 10 heures A. NJ, rue
Phiippa entire les Julia ct Girod lien trans.
porte susd depot apoes lie premier du mois proclaim
AUG. 8. PHELPS, Commssaire des Rues.
Nouvells Orleans 25 Ootobre, 1866. o26 81 n6
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MAYUKALTf OFF NEW OKLEAES,
Common Council, City Hall, Oct. "a, 1854
4.5@ No. 24l7.
Resolred That the adjudication made by the Comp
troller The 18th nst of the revenues of the 4h
lion of the wharves of this city M Carvn for the
of eighty thousand dollars (SS90QOJ be- and
the is hereby approved, and thai his securities
James Davis, P. Drum, j McLanathan and F. Mar
tn in sodo on his bond and that all Of the above par
ties endorsers on his notes, be, and tho same are
hereby accepted ~Z
[Signed] Z. l.. TRACY,
President Board of Assistant A dermen.
[Signedl EDW, II. DUHELL,
President pro tenn. Board Of Aldermen.
Approved October "A, 1855
lSignedl JOHN l.. LEWIS, Mayor.
true copy a. W LEWIS Secretary OPS
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coMPTRoLLER's OFFICE
City of New Orleans October 1s, 1855. (
24O1
Rssoirea, That the Comptroller be- and he ID hereby
authorized resell, fer days notice in the Off
cal journal, The contract for furnishing stationery
the various Offices of the city, for the of year
from the date approval of the adjudication of said
sale by the Common Council of the city of New Or
leans.
[Sgnedl E. l.. TRACY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
fSignedl ]. J. LUdENBpHLs
President Board Of Aldermen.
Approved October Is, 1855.
ol7lot [Sgnedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor.
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tE City of New Orleans, October 2s, 1855
NOTICE TO ELECTORS.
The election for State and Parish Ohcers, ordered
for Monday, the 5th of November, 1865, will be helt
the following places, and under the superintendent
Of the hereinafter named or inspectors
designated and appointed, according to law:
FIRST PREcIScT.-At the Jackson School house
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SEA-GOING VESSELS.

To asl on SUNDAY, Oct asth, Al O'Clock, a. NJ. ~
Ty0R GALVESTON AND MATA- z%Gzs.
gordn Bay u. g. Mail Line The mag ,SRWE&S
nhcsn steamship PERSEVERANCE, Henry Sheppard
M.NN = MARRIs Al MORGAN fnot of Inlis nirsat
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FpNHE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO
Gerry STORE % f L. BERGER, Agent
IT- large assortment Choice GROCERIES, WINES and
LIQUORS.
TO. brands, and
WINES Superior OLD BRANDY and other Liquors; suPor
CORDIALS variety Of Fancy Articles OF the best
saslitos always hand, st low prices.
ry~ Goods eli ered 10 families drayAge. y
DOOTS, SHOES AND FL HATS-We have just
received Lorsnzc Mary North America, rplen
did every thing line which will sell accom-
nodatng
Planters Factors orders parcularly attended
EEWHALi. VALENTINE & co..
81 IS and So Common street.
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wA steamship ofhslue will leave every SUNDAY THURs
DAY.
w sbippes will plsae poyide themselves stsames
bila OF lading. No other form will be aigped. oqt
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No 2402 j
g. Resolrsd, That the Comptroller be- and he is hereby
authorized and instructed, TO sell at public auction,
after ten days notice in the official journal
tract for cleaning the streets and keeping in repair the
unpaved streets of the Tenth Ward of the Fourth Dis
trct for year from the date of the approval of the
said sale by the Common Council.
[Signedl E. L. TRACY,
H.. aM-M President Board of Assistant Aldermen
[Sgnedl J., j. LUGENBUHL,
President Board Of Aldermen
Approved October l3, 1866.
[signsdl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
Notice is hereby giveD that on MONDAY, the goth
inst, will adjudicate at my office, at IL o'clock, M,
the above contracts. q. DEBUYS,
ocl7 lOt Comptroller.
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Corouers' Inauests.

FATAL ACCIDENT IN THE BONDED WAREHoUsE.-foste
day, Coroner Gam bic held inquest at the New York
Hospital upon the body OF James Brady native OF Ire
being crushed between of cast ron at the
bonded warehouse In Broadway. The deceased was en-
at work, Tuesday morning, met with the fatal acct
dent. The jury rendered verdict OF death by injuries
accidentally received By cast iron falling on h, IN the
TIE LATE FATAL ACCIDENT TO A FmExAS.-Coroner
O'Donnsn held an inquest upon the body Of Antonio
Carracill the fireman attached to Engne Company No.
49, who was killed on Monday night while running to q
ere In Wster street. by being Verdict accord
ingy Deceased thirty four years Of age and was
born in New York.
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Mayors Once.

FOREIGN PAuPERIsM-LKTTER FROM THE PRESIDENT
OF THE HARLEM RAILROAD CoPANY-CRoroN
Some more interesting information has been received
by the Mayor about foreign pauperism, BY means
Of letter addressed to him by Mr.. Fay from Swtzer.
land, which win soon-probably BY tomorrow-bs ready
Respecting the complaint made against the Harlem
up town letter has been written by the President q
the Company and received BY the Mayor II runs thus;
Nav Yonx AND hAnLrs RAIInoAD,}
HON. FERNANDO woop MAYOR : 49,
delayed to Letter Of the Ih I'll
down The Fourth rate speed Contrary law
ox s9 Th 70 'n0 Do
which the cars necessarily occupy ,he street.
gSS Ssa IN g ss s AND a
%s s
Prompted solely By e. b n.0Ss .ns % To 70.
isnd and which rom present viii
be s'ssss Very SieISI1s n ,sS BEAN II YFsss
CRoToN LINE OF STAGES.
In consequence OF complaint made on Tuesday
were permitted to run streets for which they we're not
licensed, some Of the managers appeared before the
Mayor yesterday morning and requested hearing before
ing at 10 o'clock. The Mayor declares that win
pei them to restrict their driving merely to the streets
for which they have been chartered.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
NEW YORK, May 0, 1856.
The adayt Of J. Moylan, Published in your journal.
and containing charges against ~ therein related
untrue arrested in James street one Of party who
e. H. 'hs
and prisoner in his resistance to arreMr
Moylan according to his statement not having
the Of the affair used violence to
n times sna ann suffering
kick which then received. The affair in open day
light, in the Of number Of persons
many Of whom y justify acts and who oonsds, th:
interference of j. q. MoylAn highly unwarrantabe
also deny using profsne language the occasion
ana we're 70 excite disorder but tie
good those present. and the Of
reesrdng prisoner who was thus 70 further
also that ocer No leo inactive. not
Neither did Justice Connolly condemn my conduct; but he
the reporter. The action OF Mr.. MoylAn
eommendatle in one rarcular-ths giving Of publicity 70
il public opinion against policeman who has been
unfortunate enough to the path Of Mr.. Moylan.
JOHN p, MURPHY,
Third Sergeant Of Fourth Patrol District.
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In voar report this morning Of the Coronsr inquest
the body Of Mr. sharpe the following psrAssph-Tae
nrv verdict censured the prorotorB Of the
ace for providing proper notng apparatus In their
sstabisknentU This which, allowed to pass
New York and also Of the insurance
incty proved the inquest that hostway and the
hosting apparatus in perfect order the time
scciden further that standing instructions had been
given By that expense should spared co.
wards preserving IN Thorough repair all the buildings
pove from the engine under my charge This fsat
verdict did the proprecrs Of place.
demp the hcittng apparatus Of The ssabhen buk
barrel As being which slipping from the rope killed
The oSis recosd Of the inquest whsb you may perhaps
think proper 30 pubsh matter Of interest whom
your columns less crowded. will suhstanats th
recnon which request VIII mska pu9lic Immediately
Ersinssr, cmss, lq2 W.iksr street, =. -
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last st conference st which present the English
French Austrian Turkish and Russian plenipotenarss
the plenipstentisres Of England, France Austria and
to the prsponderance Of Russa in the Black
which, IN principle, had been admitted and accepted
BY Russis--they proposed, ~ the method Of carrying
force in the Black Sea should hsnceforth
be limited by treaty, that the Black Sea should be
declared neutral ground entirely and that all ships OF
Of s countries should be excluded from it, 80 that
hear.) The Russian .psnipotentary required forty.
eight hours to take that proposal into consideration
and these forty eight hours elapsed Saturday On
Saturday another conference held and that
to accept either Of those alternatives
being pressed by the four unan
mcusly. (Hear Thersupon the conference adjourned
SINE d and my Ecble friend the member for the city Of
were to take their departure from Vienna In the course
of the present day
Sir a. wnIoUcHBy-were any counter propositions
made by Russian
Lord dPAIMrnsroN-Russia msde no counter PROPOSE.
Now any old apple woman could have told the govern
ment opg since that the Vienna conferences would end
IN fudge have so often harped upon that string
that need not dwell any longer upon It,
But now comes the second question. How will Austria
sctf She Is bound by her treaty with the Western
Powers to unite her efforts with theirs until their
common object 10 entirely obtained. The moment has
an open foe than secret enemy. But let Austria be-
ware Louis Napel. on has not yet played his trump
card and whatever the consequences he will play IL II
all other means fa-that trump caro- is Of nation.
alties. He win restore Poland Hungary, Lombardy,
Venice, &c The devils In he'll win then shout 7e Den
Iaudontus-all Europe win be FIRE and flame.
Louis Napoleon and his Empress have returned TO
Paris, well satisfied with bis visit to London He had
IN idea that be would be shot in the Strand but happily
he was mistaken. The ustrious Moon has been made
baronet
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Bank OF England.

Bank OF England.
Account for the week ending Saturday. April 21 1885,
DEPARTMENT
Notes issued f2s 372 200 Governm debt f11 015 100
Other securities 2984,900
Gold coin and
bullion ...... 14,372, 900
Silver bullion.
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might be able to strike blow At Perekop, whist m tne
French and English troops In tie Peninsula " sae
Chersonesus kept part OF ths Russian army In cnec.
we draw attention to these circumstances as seq tn
Emperor's arrival In the Cimea
In the Moteur it is stated that the occupation Of s
Dastopcl and the Crea might put into the hsnds Of
the allies province and fortress which could be used
as guarantee and exchange in the event Of q nego
tiaton for peace This to point to intention
OF restoring both to Russia the close OF the war It
ought however to be kept in mind that Sebastopol in
the possession Of Russia must always bs in the Black
Sea what Agiers in the Mediterranean II threatens
at the mouth the Danube ami the entry of the
Bosphorus 1t does appear highly nexpedient allow
Russia to maintain such advanced post the Euxne
There is little nothing Of Russian nationality in the
Crimea it not in fact, integral part OF the Mus
covte empire Whatever Is to be done with the pro-
vince at the close OF the war the interests OF Europe
require that 1t should not be allowed TO revert to Rus ia
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THE EUR ROPEAN MAILS
BY THE
ETKAMsHRs HERMANN AND ASIA.
END OF THE VIENNA CONFERENCES.
The PotITicAt CRISIS IN ENGLAND,

The American mail steamship Hermann, Capt. Hg
gins arrived st this port two O'Clock yesterday after
poon. She left Southampton ON the 26th ult.
The Cunard mail steamship Asia, Capt. Lott reached
her deck in Boston at half past i've O'Clock yesterday
morning, making the run from Halifax in 3oN hours.
Hhs LETT Liverpool ON the 2sth uit.
The malls by both delivered in this city
despatch from the Crmea, dated April IT, reports
Che cholsra raging fsarfully in the French camp.
Cholera continued its ravages at st. Petersburg.
serious Overflow Of the river Neva had taken place.
Causing much distress ana destruction Of property.
telegraphic despatch from varna, dated the 27th
nit, that Lord stratford de Redcle left
Donstantinople for the Crimsa on the 25th.
On the 11th Broussa visited with another earth.
quake, which destroyed most OF the stone buildings
Mhile the wooden burned up. The Jews quar-
ter Of the city buried undsr huge Of earth
end rock, detached from the adjacent mountain.
The village Of Zikindj league from Broussa,
totaly destroyed The earthquake appeared to be
3nuous, $50 ahocks having occurred within "a hours
The loss Of Hss was not known.
Several Esglsh and American attaches OF legations
arrived on the Doth at Marseiles, in the Neaposan
steamer Capri.
MademoselIs Parodi Of the Italian OPERA is passen
ger BY the Hermann. She gave concert board the
Hermann Tuesday, and assisted by Mademoiselle
Elavsnuter The passengers delighted.
The Paris correspondent Of the Gath ut. of the Lon
don Times says
A private letter from New York. received in Paris
3his morning, mentions positive fact that the home
squadron Of the United States had received orders from
She Of Washington to proceed instantly to
uba and demand immediate reparaton for the injury
into by vessels of the Spanish navy Indeed the
letter mentions the general impression that the Amer
can squados ordered to attack the Spanish ships
without moro ADO. war between the United States
and Spain would exceedingly compeate present po-
eition.
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THE ANNIVERSARIES.

AMERICAN ANTI-sLAvERY SOCIETY.
| .-pr sn6 nnAIn6 AT THE hErROP0LrrAN TIE
| ~n,, erA1oHks OF WIN. LLOYD GARRISON, AM
: IoiNh1IE L. BROWN, THEODORE PABKEa WENDELL
rAiLLPs-sEEArOR sUNNHRs LECTURE, RrU
MOUNTAINEERING the deluge Of yesterday morning tbe
sttenosnce at the Metropolitan Theatre Broadway 20
celebrate he twenty second anniversary Of the American
Anti Slavery Society, was very large and respectable
large proportion Of the audience evidently consisted of
persons from the rural DISTRICTS attracted 10 the city By
the anniversary meetings. The Rev. Antonstte L rovn
was ior some tme the only lady ON the plstsorm ana
must have attracted considerable fntsrsst and so.,.
ympatny surrounded az she was by such hard iooa-
Ss SCI ol tne masculine gender. BY and bye Mrs. Al
~ shy Resor, ana one CT two other strong minded
Aoes, came In and took seats the platform and -
ner nom the sense of soltarnsss she must have
at first experienced. None Of them wore the aoor..
costume Ore colored family, consisting Of some doxe
members, probably from Long Island, and in for ~.
holidays, and provided with cspacioas basket Of pro-
visions, to which, tho day progressed they occases
ally applied themselves, relieved the homogeniety Of the
specators in point of color There was another gente
man Of the Same race the platform, and now and
again wooly head might be protrudns over the
cushion Of the boxes called ths family circle Anoths
relored individual disseminating himself Mr. Neil came
10 before the proceedings commenced, and anneunoed
inoasa TINS was society which protested against
econ to the sale of the engravings of kenesses Of IN
divauas and he had lot o. such comprising the most
ot,.guished leaders OF the payty-Messrss Gsrrison
Philfps, sumner, Parker, Wilson, Douglass, kc-fer
sale, AL going at the email sum Of twenty fve csnts
each.
One Old lady, economical Of time, and evidently iu-
pressed with tbs conviction that she would be sea
spsndthrift of that commo6t, IL she sat there all the
time idle brought her knitting with her. and Piled her
needles with great assiduty-thus combining the s<le
e dutce. Senator Wilson occupied seat in one Of tha
boxes and appeared much interested the procssdnns
WM LLOYD GARRISON called the meeting TO order about
10 o'clock and invited any person in audience whe
felt the moving Of the spii. offer up prayer Altar
pause an old gentleman at hs back Of tbs
parq netts, responded TO the invitation
Prayer having been said Mr.. GARRISON who presided
read some Of scripture need thato
want OF time the annual would not be read @ this
occasion.
The trsasurers report for the year. then read It.
Receipts for the from May lst 1854 May 1s 1885,
OF the American Anti Slavery Society and its Auxlare
In the several States 81, ,1G6 60
R.,.no. to nan .ooor,. e--o, 40
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Attitude or Austria.

The Paris correspondent Of the London Netcs points to
the method which Austria win most probably adopt in
order to creep out from the Of the treaty
she ready to declare upon Russia when the con-
ferencss broken up but this is not the case they
are only suspended The semi-oical Austrian Cores
pondesa has already broken this ground,
The London Times Paris correspondent states that
Tuesday night courier left Paris for Vienna with des
patches from the Emperor for Drouyn de PHuys.
These dispatches described decided In their tome
and the French Penpoten instructed to call up
It means to fu6l Its pledges and take the part that
becomes as great power against the enemy,
now that Russia has rejected the proportions of the
powers. The demand said to be made in terms which
admit neither Of evasion nor delay.
The Patrie publishes despatch from Vienna, dated
the 26tn which states that the Austrian government IL
about to decree levy Of $4,000 men, and that the
propositions relative to the mobosaton Of the federal
contingents are about to be renewed.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-17

TED. CRITTENDEN has taken the store ate :
u ly occupied by Messrs. Hawkins & Billings,
corner of 5'h and Nan Streets, and has opened
A large and we'll assorted stock of Boots and
Sh acs intended specially tor me retail trade.
lie axis the IN. pection oi the citizens and pnbs
lie generally, feeling confident that his expert
enee IN the trade, aud The favorable terms on
which they were purchased, combined with 4
determination TO buiid up permanent trade.
will enable him TO sell loycr than any house in
this City. Qaick sales and small profits il his
motto.
Eeokuh, May .. 1855 ar
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A LII Gentlemen who are In want of any
"A kind of Summer Hat are requested
10 call and get one al 1.-The Emporium OF Fash.
ioD." A fresh lot of new Summer styles ,usi
received, Tor sale cheap Straw Goods Of all
kinds, L-ghnrn. Pedals, p,naHas, Palm LEI
&c. &c, IN great var ETY..
For sale cheap at A. c. SHELDON'S,
63. Main Street
Cali and look at them and secure yos rice
summer hat.
July ~, 1853
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fFliE nndersign d VIA -ell the following prop rty
az very low price and easy terms If appic,i-
ton be mad soon.
three story business house 20 10y 60 feet in Ne
ehan'c Block, on Nam Street Two lots on the
corner Of Fourteenth and Ii gh Streets with large
NO story brick house, occupied as a hotel with
stable and wagon yard attached Alsa one hundred
and sixty of and being the south quarter
81 sec'lon y, township No. 20, north range No &,
~est, 10 an Baren county, the road from X 20
knk to Fairfield in the vicinity Of BIattain's Grove
JOHN TRIPLETT
August 10. $50. df
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fsaA
1856. .sSxHa $3.50
ST. LOUIS AND KEOKUK MAIL LINE


TlilS popular line OF steamers will make regu-
lar daily trips as usual throughout the sea
son, connecting at Keokuk wits the regular daily
mail packets TO RICK ISLAND, GaLENA and ST.
PAUL, running IN connection with the Railroads
to Chicag and the east.
The line IS at present composed ofthe steam
ers DW VERNON, WEsTERNER, JEANNE DEANS,
and kEoKUK, whose names alone are sufficient
guaranty of their speed and accommodations.
March 5, 1873. d9m