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STEAMBOAT DEP PARTUREs.
FOR RED RIVER.

iss:ssah isssh and Goons Iardins@The ins Fat running
@ t sSys sn Ii G aas J as a5g1s M fos
freight ageappy On }o4rd; q TO
s The Alabama is now receiving ffsight at the FOOT Of
customlouse
VIII leave ME2SE5pAT 1a ns at
lNDstss Fur piS oiiND1, ia2,'i 1aKE fflsrENEAu,
Gys" Ha 'i'fa@ ass ssss On lei 3It9
Capt. Ip Vii i I Ss'nsr FOR efss
DG mis % board oF'o T. h. SMITH, 1s New revse
iH5HEESbG2i NHa9sSnAy Fl! hesE 5eG 4H ?Sos NJ
rHsT p. ,lEt FOR 1ts.it RED RaVEIs:--TIlE E. FINE M
s5ssa==4 master, VIII leavs Jeiferso, saillana,
Shreveport Grand bayou Compte Grand Ecorc Alexandria,
For freight or 'a"T: Ts slfy & sis = @ s Front street.
.s s R4 @ an a@ys and a Fssy Fss s with M n be
!!-e.s! 2!s-2. 4s!sa:ea: = NIL
r." - H6is 70 II Ess sTiTfbaND,
s5 sass liz il II sfss
hss s sEf 1sss sis e"R' e @sS' 10 h1S .
III stsss s & e Or e. y aSs fSeF foot i't o"s"no"'s
fs ..ss dc foo, .: S.55.:::: ::s:: s..:..
" .sa'f iSDEPEXpkNT FEoEiis 81! !si.i $ S !s2SA,
l7ss 80 Ecors Grand ay%9, Compile, Afxandria ';efs
viii leave for The above and all Intermediate landings as above
ss % III 9 E Il; :fia is;s
lie Mhile qii 1ida Eany Mil
81 .s. n oeeA.2-. = : 5lah= M :
''Ss iNDEPEND IN pEoPIE ti jns
% sbrcveport Grand iaVos iabd moa Eeor sIsS
] e r Mo5d sa m sav1 M pAes e
freight or passnge apply on board .! 10
mil LEWIS sNApp& Co, 81 Front Row. 4,
,HH7sTa ~, E'CIS&BEGE staIEEa1k.-Tt1E4 FAST
will leave tOE5hl Bmuf
Bienviic street. mtrl]G
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VIII leave WEDNESDAY, 12t inst, O'Clock M.
| INDEPENDENT PE0Pi.E'S LINE
| r. - FOR s.3EFFERSON, SMITHLAND5
lSento1 Port Cnddo Albany, Shreveport, Grand
mediate landings Ne superior passenger Storm,
Moody nase will leave as above For freight
2.1.o : ! . :s11 L 1z-.eS =. Sss
Will ieaye on WEDNESDAY, l2l inst AZ o'clock, p NJ. =
!, f1Tgs - FOR GRAND ECCRE, S.ATCIII
FssFas steamer Piota Parker MASTER Will leave Us
above For freight or passags apply on board or to
WIN leave on TnlHSDAY lem n; M IT, o'clock o'clock
Rgs FOR JEFEI5RsON, sM1THLAND,
9lEs e 5entnnF Port Cad,o, Albany Swansous and
t-Sa Nooring' Landings, Shreveport Grand Bayou,
Core Cniyte Alexalria Gorons and all nlerle
Hayes, Isaac Wright pastcr Will leave as above Fot
freight or passage apply on board,
o-----,,-;-7-- : ,-,- ---
VIII Leave on II ltSyAl l5h INST AT O'clock ?. N.
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Y AZO O RIV Z r -.

VIII leave WEDNESDAY. l2l inst, at O'Clock P NJ
= T7s,gse - FOR LEFOftE, GREENWOOD SIDON
Tcua, Ya2co City, saarta, Vcksbug, Natchez
and all in, m,eI1ncdnts lanlings-Reglar lazoo
River Packet LEWIS WiILTENAN-The new swift run
ming passenger steamer Lewis 1yhitcman, Wallace
muster, will lcnve as above For freight passage. apply
board 7. B. SMITH.
u J,eyc
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WEIR MISSI SsSIPPl.

Leave on I'll TFIURSp 4AYs at O'clock T. M.
i, r. a. u. $. MAIL LIME - STEA NEIIR
Southern Belle Running connection with
ts@i4-ssA2 PRINCES and Natchez-For Princeton Ashton
Pichers Point, Skpwiils Landing Lake Providence Good
riclS Landing M Mllkens & Bend ysks5ng, Grand Gn
termedae splendid running passenger packet
Southern HeIle, t. W Broadwell, master, will leave
above. For freight passage apply board,
PILCIIER, GOODRICH & CO, 4S Carondelet street.
RThe Southern Belle will also take freight for all points
the Yazoo Rirer with the triege of rcsppng FcksNrg
she having made very advantageous pur
pose.t's-Es
Eze~A clerk will be the evee every Tuesday morning
receive freight. milo
p. SThe Southern Belle will attend business of the
S. F. j. Trabue during tile Spring Summer months.
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OU 4 C HITA RIVER.

U U \ ii l A X Il.
vii! leave WEDNESDAY. 18th inst at O'Clock P NJ
, 4sa..s - REGULAR ALI THE SEASON
0nachita Packet Steamer r.. L. Cobb-For
sVs@s3s Camden, Beach Hills, Chanlpagnolc, Pigeon
Columbia Monroe, and all Intermediate landings, the Il. l..
COBB Captain L. Northern will leave above. For freight
passage apply board foot Of Custonosc street.
NIL 7. B, SMITH, T. New Ieyee street
Will leave on W%EnSEsnAI % "a l$th iast AT o'clock p NJ
sk.i k E fine light draft steamer r.. L. Cobb, l. North
Beach Hills Pigeon Hills Champagroe Mouth of Bayou Bar.
tholomew, y Arhens, Alabama Landing, Trenton, Mormon,
Trinity and Harrisonburg For freight passage apply
board,
mlO LEWIS SNAPP & Co. 81 Front street.
H~The r. t. Cobb will give through bills atng Camden
and all points below and receiving freight at the foot Of
Custom house street.
Will leave on n IIIIESn.tY RS 18th l3, inst; at5r;M.
= Camden Beech HIS Chumpasnole, Pigeon
Esesss Hills Marie Salin, Alabama Landing Ounchita
City Mouth II Aron, Trenton, Monroe, Pine Bluff, Columbia
Harrsoburg, Trinity, and all Intermediate nnlingSThe fine
fast running passenger Louisa, Frank Keeling,
will leave above. For freight passage
ml2 tLEWIS SNAPl Il CO., 81 Front street,
Will leave on SATURDAY, 18th inst clock P. NJ
fIsa.-ss , REGULAR ALfI THE SIC ASON-
ter for Camden, Beach HILL Chnmpngnoe
Pigeon Hill, Marie Saline, Alabama landing Trenton, Column
ia. Monroe Iarrisonburg andall Intermediate landings.
For freight OF phssage apply on board,
NIL LEWIS SNAPP Il Co. 81 Front street.
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rTN1E GEM FANCY AND FAMILY GRO
Gerry STORE, No. % Baronne street; L. l.. BERCIER,
Agent .
- Ra- large assortment of Choice GROCERIES, WINES
and LIQUORS.
n~ CHAMPAGNE of the best brands in quarts pnts
other FINE WINES Superior OLD BRANDY ana other
Liquors Supertne CORDS, and variety of Fancy Ari
ces the very best qualities always hand at low prices
Ey5~ Goods delivered familes drayage ml21y
GRIFFIN & BLEDSOE, ATTORNIEs. .AT-LAW
VI AUSTIN Texas, will give prompt attention collecting
of the State and act for persons
owning Lands, attend to any BUSINESS pertaining General
Agency, p5 If
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A 7 C H A + AL AY A RIVER.

Will leave on TIIURSDA " 18th inst. at o'clock P NJ.
, rTTgm :, FOR 0PEIIGbIfSAS-TiEN NEW AND
E4ElLsSa snc steamer Alice w. GlaiAc &. Louail-
licr, MASTER will leave above. taking freight
for Old River all landings Atchafnnya
For freight passage apply board, foot Benve street
NIL !. NJ. JOHNSTON & co, 8 Front Lcyec
REGULAR PACKETS,
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VIII lcsYc WEDNESDAY. 12h insi., O'Clock, NJ.
:, FTT1,ssp a.. FOR JEFFERSON, sMITflbAND
e Benton, Port Caddo, Albany, Swapsonts Land
zsa ifg, Shreveport Grand Bayou Ca1npte, Grand
new light draught steamer Swan, Capt Chas Hayes, will
vscIear BiIisI.aHs ihrorsh Jefferson
ROY Freight pasiLcS apply board Custunouses
Street G w MUSE
&s 2i Tcitoupitouas
Clerk on the leree a. the foot Of CstoinLouse street
mil
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-26

In Georgetown, on Wednesday June 25th, JOHN
MITCHELL, only child Of John w. and the late
Mary E. England, aged two months and seven days
The funeral will take place from the residence of
its grandfather Judson Mitchell, Esq, this (Thnrs-
day. afternoon, at o'clock The friends Of the fam.
lily are invited to attend, f
On the night Of the Gath instant, Mr.. WILLIAM
H. CLARKE son-in-aw Of c. p Sengstack in the
foi teth year of his age leaving wife and four chill
dren to lament his loss. The deceased was man of
correct moral habits, and honorable in all his rela
tons oflife. tt@'yS fts
On Wednesday, e5th instant NARY ", only child
of William N. and Amelia v. Graham, aged two
months. t1a@3E .rt aa@s
Mary is dead A child as sweet and fair
As opening rosebuds in the morning air;
Round her pure sun let darkest cypress wave
Youth could not save her from an early grave.
On Wednesday, June s5th, WILLIAM BAKE
WELL infant son of Allen and Susan f. Pollock,
aged one year and twenty days.
The friends and acquaintance invited to attend
the funeral from No. $40 street. opposite Frank
lin Row. on tomorrow friday at +. NJ
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PROPOSALS FOR THE REMOVAL OF
OFTAL. Stops, &C.. IN THE
ae SEVERAL WARDS.
Mayors Office,
MNyUT'S OHCt,
1854 aIs WASHINGTON, JuSsl2i, 1885.
RnROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED

Il
sr #I WASHINGTON, JuSR2l, 1855.
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
IL at this Office until Saturday, the 2sth instant
AT l2 o'clock NJ fur the removable the soiid ana NUN
oal Of the dwellings and places of business in the
districts hereinafter designated, Gin carts or vessels
properly constructed for that purpose for one year
ending on the Both day of June, 1887, under such
regulations ms may be e.tablishsd by the Comms
soner of Health the offal 10 be deposited in such
place as the Commissioner may designate, and TO be
collected daily during the mouths OF July, August,
September October, November, May, and june, and
three time week during the remainder OF the year
FIRST WARD.
ljeginnif q at Fifteenth street. along Pennsylsana
avenue 70 Seventeenth along Seventeenth TO New
York Avenue; along New York avenue To the inter
section with Il at Eighteenth street; along 70
TwentT-hr street; along Twenty-third TO street
throul ihout r. from Twenty to Fifteenth street
down Fifteenth street to Pennsylvania avenue
SECOND WARD.
Beginning at Tenth street. along Ohio avenue, 70
Fifteenth street, by Fifteenth 10 street; by %
Thirteenth street; by Thirteenth TO M street. by NJ
to Tenth street; ny Tenth street to Ohio avenue
T,qIRD WARD.
From the Canal, by A'spih street 70 Y by street
New York avenue: by New York avenue to Seventh
street; by Seventh street TO the 'anaL
FOURTH WARD.
From the Canal by Seventh street 70 New YORK
avenue; by New York avenue to New Jel <sy avenue
by New Jersey avenue to ID street; by 70 Lnlfu
street; by Third street 10 Missouri avenue Ihencs
70 beginning.
FIFTH WARD
From Pennsylvania avenue, by Third street. to W.
by 10 First street. by First street to Pennsy Ivan
avenue; thence to the beginning. From North Cap
ito street. by G. to Fourth street by Fourth street
TO Pennsylvania avenues by Pennsylvania avenue to
First street; thence north toe street. From the
south gate Of the Capitol, by New jersey avenue, to
North Carolina avenues thence by b street. to Penn
syvania avenue; thence, by street, to the begin
ming.
Snch provision win be made By the Commissioner
of Health as will meet the requirements OF the re-
niainder Of the city.
Proposals will be received for each district sepa-
rately, and will state the price, and but price,
for the year FIJI
Any further Information will be given ut this office
w. b. MAGRUDER,
june 24- Mayor.
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MARRIED..

In Georgetown, on Thursday evening, 10th inst,
by Rev. T. ID. Gotwalt, Mr., CHARLES ROBINSON
TO Miss LYDIA CALVERT, both of Georgetown,
d. G. t
On the oath instant, by the Rev. Stephen p. Hill,
JAMES M. MILLER, Of Louisiana, TO ISABEL G.
LAURIE, daughter Of Cranstoun Laurie, Esq, and
granddaughter of the late Rev. DR.. Laurie, of this
city,
On the 25th instant, by the Rev. A. G.. Carothers,
Mr.. GEORGE ESLIN to Miss ANNE DOUGLASS
both OF this city.
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Later and Importa mt from Nicaragua.

BY way OF Key West We have several days later
and important news from Nicaragua, = brought TO
that port by the United States frigate Susqae-
hanna, bearing the broad pennant Of Commodore
Paulding, which arrived at Key West on the 18th
instant.
The Susquehanna left every thing quiet at San
Juan.
The election for President OF Nicaragua was
going on, and Walker was at Leon.
Guatemala had sent army against Walker,
but, being reduced before crossing the boundary
Of the State, from 5000 to 500, the General
deemed discretion the better part of valor, and
wisely turned about and marched back 10 his
capital. - 5ts.s n
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fare, and conducted him to Captain MilIs's hotel,
where he was accommodated with the softes,
plank be could fluid to sleep ON. This morning,
when informed that his bill was simply 81 A; in
consideration Of his youth and inexpenence, he
settled up and leff, a wiser and perhaps better
man. ff1 AIhNs88tl4s WIS tt3Nf84 Nf
A colorsd man Was brought to the watch-house
last night ON suspicion Of having run away. On
examination, he was committed 10 Jail s
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ATrExrr AT RoBBrRY.-The Saddle and iIar-
ness store of Mr.. VIM. =. Palgett, Of this place,
on King street. was entered from The rear, on
Tuesday night last, and set of harness, just fn-
ished, taken therefrom. The robber in the act Of
carrying Il out of the yard was attacked BY dog
kept there and, in order to save himself from In
jury. bad to drop his plumber, and make his
escape. The harness was found in the yard, snd
we hope the thief win next be found - ierandfid
Gazette. A3
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Colonel Frs,,.Oat.

Nsw Yosk, June 26.--The Republicans, afs.r
the adjournment OF their meeting ut the Taber-
nacle, last night, formed PROCESSION and peo.
ceeded to Colonel Fremonts residence. Speeches
were made by Colonel Fremont and Hon. Robert
Emmett There were enthusiastic calls for " Jes.
SIZE when Mrs. Fremont appeared on the balcony,
and was greeted with the warrest acclamarlons.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEW
IRON THg a ASSOCIATED PRESS.
BIZ THE HOUSE PRINTING rELxsRzpH.
Nicaraguan affair,

NEw YosK, June 2e.--The Herald says that
Major Heiss has been deputed by Padre Vigil 90
otficiate as temporary Nicaraguan Minister
Charles Morgan has completed arrangements for
a line Of steamers between New York, New Or
leans, and Nicaragua, under the grant by Walkers
government 10 Edmund Randolph. The line COOS
into operation Ia July.
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The speech of Mr.. syme, Of Petersburg, himself
an American, but not the less Wing, in princi-
pie, at the Wing meeting in Petersburg, was
warmly spplauded. The Wings and Americans in
Virginia win unite for Fillmore,
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FIFTH WARD.

50 - a. A punctual and full at
<aStA&E&*xA tendance of the members of the
r.x2vGNTS Fifth Ward Council is requested
/ - on Friday night, at their hall
over Congress Hall, Pennsylvania avenue, to make
arrangements TO attend the mass meeting on Monday
night next Let the Spartan band from the Fifth
Ward turn out in full force.
June 21--2t sss .a48 esss.
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May Or's Office,
Washington, June 16, 1855.
A REWARD of FIVE hundred dollars, in addition
n to one of an equal amount offered by the Mar
shall cfthe United States, will re paid by the Corpo
shall apprehend and bring befors any Justice of The
Peacs.in and for the county of Washington, JOHN
ESSEX, who, while in custody, charged with the
murder Of Owen Quigley, in this city on the Sd in
slant escaped from the Office of the magistrate during
the preliminary examination.
aA DESCRIPTION. ua, "a
The sbove-named John Essex is about 20 years old.
about six feet high light hair smooth face soft voice,
when he left ghtcolored summer clothes and light
coored SLOUGH cap, and is u stonecutter by trade.
June IT, w. b. MAGRUDER, Mayor
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The Great scheme Of the month.
To be drawn In Baltimore, on Saturday, June rs, SO,
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY, Glass X.
Ys nunabers-ls arawn ballots.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME,
One grand prize OF 90, 600 dollars

3Z,3Vo Prizes--amonnthg 70 I,2UzUUU DoIIarA
Tickets s2o Halves 80, Quarters S. Eighths $a50.
Certificates Of packages, 26 wholes, $2so-shaits
in proportion.
~ All orders addressed to Hubbard & Co.. Bal
timore win meet with prompt attention, and drawing
forwarded To all who order. may So--d&w
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LOT FOR SALE.

q VALUABLE Lot on Indiana avenue,
IN between First and second streets, running
through to ID street in notwithstanding part Of
the city, is offered for SALE
One-fourth cash, and the balance in equal portions
for five years. @Flt
Title indisputable. s3aaae
Inquire of JOHN n. KILLM0N,
Pennsylvania avenue, near the Capitol.
iuna 1T -. L-n.- ~ ---1.- I. .L.--- -----
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r3y- HolIowny,s pills and Ointment

III HOliOway's Pills and Ointment
Why Is It that Professor Holloway has
most OF the Potenates OF Europep Because the public
deceived In the intrinsic worth Of these medicines Al
most any of Asthma Cold the Chest by
rubbing in plenty Of Ointment and using the Pills.
Sold at the manufactures, No. so, Maiden Lane New
York, and No. 24 Strand London and by druggists
rs CENTS 62 cents, and 81 per box or pot. june 90
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Arripal of the Sarauae.

PnlLADELrnrA, June % The U. States steam
er saranac, from the Mediterranean, d now CON
ing up the river. ss easaa y 4a
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Pcnnsulpania polilics.

PHILADELPHrA, June 26.--Judge Ives has dc.
clined the nomination by the d mocrats for Sur.
veyor General A convention has been called for
the 9th of August, at Chambersburg, TO nominate
another candidate.
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lM. Rilmore.

Sxw YoRK, June 26.--Mr. Fillmore had
grand entertainment given him az the residence o.
Exaayor Kingsland last evening Speeches were
made by Mr.. Fillmore, Mr. Brooks. Of the Express.
AMI Others. He was also serenaded BY the Ma
tional American Club.
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HNE PLUS ULTRA, -,
WashinofOu Eu,,o ~ rcEn

washington, June IL. 1855.
1HNHE undersigned having the agency Of the only
IL perfect lightning conductor ever introduced
diameter and manufactured from select quality Of
thoroughly annealed carbonized iron, with spiral
twisted top, mounted with superb copper point,
chasing rods insufficient in SIZE very little
or no merit, and peddled by Of like cast who
scrnpe not in making assertions of the most errone-
Gus and malicious character thereby playing ON the
creduity Of nnsuspectng honest people - 800
In religion what did error but that some sober
brow viii bless and give TO il show Of candarand
oftruth." 49, = @fgsFl - -
All those in want of good lightning rod are re
specially Invited TO call at No So Louisiana avenue
where they will be waited upon with promptness and
despatch. JNO. w. OWEN.
Agent for Baltimore Lightning Rod Company.
JUICE l7--tf Ell itfTa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

EH- Hoonand's German Bitters take the
lead EArosros, GEO., July Il, 1858
DEAR SIR Your German Bitters taking the lead
all other medicines chronic diseases &C. and are sell
ing rapidly Please send another box Immediately,
we shall be out before II arrives.
Truly yours t.3 LYNCH & DAVIS
DR.. E. l.. Strohecker said
t9 MACON, GEO., January !, 1851.
~ happy to say that your German Btters are gain
Ing great reputation. think IL wi in future, sell very
rapidly" 10 @
w. Maxey h Co, said; .as.le
MONTICELLO, Gro, October 8, 1852
Your Bters, though entirely unknown before In this
county, have sold rapidly, and given satisfaction"
See advertisement. june Tim
Daily American organ. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1856, 1856-06-26

Don Jose Salaxsr Harrequis Espeneza Ger
vantes, and four Others, Of the Mexican boundar,
commission, are among the guests al the Kirkwood
House. FIJI
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sB- We received the following notice last night
with request TO publisl, it, which we do, without
knowing the origin OF the movement
A THOUSAND GUNS FOR FILLMORE AND
D0NELSON.
Noythern Liberties, Attestionl
Come forth In your might and strength on Fri
day night, at l.2 o'clock, to form club for the
benefit OF our country and our cause, at the new
Engine-house. BLUE Dick.
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NEW ORLEANS, June 25.--The steamship Ora.
NADIA has arrived at this port from Aspinwall, via
San Juan, with dates from San Francisco TO the
9th instant 0tt84I@8
She reports the mail steamship Illinois to have
left Aspinwal with 900 passengers aud 81. 900
in treasure for New York
[Up to the hour at which we we're compelled to
go to press, none Of the Granada's news had come
TO hand r
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Later from .Kexico.

New ORLEANS, June 25.--The steamship Texas
has arrived from Vera Cruz 22d inst, with dates
from the city Of Mexico to about the 10th instant.
Considerable uneasinebs wan felt in Mexico with
regard to the movements of the Spanish squadron
in the Gulf The Spanish Minister had left Vera
Cruz for Havana. Mexico talks loudly, however.
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MATRIMONIAL.
nURING the month of July for Incoming,
~ will be an advertisement in the Daily A reri.
can Organ, of which the following is notice.
ss- A WIFE WANTED,
By gentleman who is yet in the morning of fe is
constrained TO marry to unite happiness with bis
estate, which Ia not communicable during single life
He is presumptuous of being worthy of the following
preferments in marriage lady under 35, of medi-
um size. erect body straight eyes, dark complexion
possessed Of the following indispensable virtues:
Piety and Education. june 28--4ts
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ARRIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.
YNHHE original, unsurpassed, and justly


ARRIVAL OF MADAME ADOLPHE.
vW1HE original, unsurpassed, and JUSTLY
III celebrated Madame Adolphe, the universally
acknowledged greatest sympathist in the world and
the same distinguished lady who created through
her marvellous revelations of the past the present,
well as the correct predictions OF the future such
cpal cities in the United States that Queen Victoria
presented her with costly diamond and broach and
Daniel Webster with a jewelled ring, 10 now ready
to receive vsiters at the private boarding house Of
Mrs. BaDnerman, corner of Ninth and 4 streets She
will inform all about the past present. and future il
they are married or not; and when what lady or
husband they will get or business OF every descrp
ton. Mysterious and almost impossible as her pro-
fession appears she comes recommended by highly
respectable and innuinerabe certificates Of acknow
edged power and skill, that it precudes all suppos-
ton of probability of deception imposing as many
others DOW practice. 70 IuA -a1s-
~ Consultation fee from so cents to 80, accord
ing to how far they wish to go, or what time they
occupy. may 6-3m
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tss-In the last Havana Plan Lottery they sold the
second Capital Prize, No. lS,sss, (sls,lEo) whoIe
ticket 8ssW tHNt t
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Financial.
NKw York, June 25.-Stocks are higher
Chicago and Rock Island, % 3-f Cumberland
Coal Company, %; Michigan Central, % 10; New
York Central, s3i Reading, 81 q s.; Virginia SIS.
81 Ia; Missouri 6's, 81 ga. si y ia3 III
Sterling exchange is firm at 10 cent? prem.