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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
,.ps Asvs Scrressed the PRICE.
,sp,soNo saes effected hcrc the pora,ops being fos

kevt Nerfetsed tne rf'ce - $500
ssp,eo-No effected bec the spoatious being fos
Europe. ia, =
GocstuaL-No arrivals whatever IL ~ expected viii BE-
oe.vci here, but will al be -ent Eos and
pyswooDNone in The markethe charge Of transit over
prohibiting transactions this commodity winch
sbounds all forests The Dyewoods Of Central Amerea
take the route by CapF Horn.
Albert II. Nicolsys regular semweekly auction
sale Of Stocks and Bonds viii take place tomorrow
Thursday at l2i o'clock at the Merchants Exchange
The interest due LIST May on the ID Mortgage Bonds
Of the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Co., will De
paid by wipsow Lanier q Co. The same house WI,
pay the interest the Bonds OF the ONO ''"'"'
Railroad Co.. due LIST May.
The interest on the 10 v cent Sinking Fund Bonus
Of the Terre Haute and St Louis Railroad Co' "n1
Che Bonds Of the Beneville and Ilinoisown hAHoSa'
will be paid lst May at No. IS William street .;
The American Exchange Bank has deciaieu '0"''
annual dividend of y cent payable on .nc f'n ''
We find the annexed statement Of the Enc kanroad
90. up to LIST January last, in one Oh the evening
yspers; COMPANY
RaLaae, Of I;e.eyal Ledger, December 81, 100
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

COFFEE-The market for all kinds rules steady. and in Rio
descriptions moderate business has TRANSFERRED The to
of Rio about 5000 bags The sales 1850 bag Rio at
1lfc 800 Jaws l5tc 100 Costa RIGA at l3!c, aud
90 savauila at l2ic. We quote:
Jaws White T. BIS a I5s INTERCHANGEABLE 3
Rio, fair TO prime. 100 l2 Jamaica ...:.R Gl2i
az! St Domingo(c 'lOJb dljt
COPPER-New shes'ug aud Yellow Me are both quiet
tier request Eighty reduced sales p 900 Lake SUI
p,ro a. 2c mos and 100 600 do. for export private
Old Shcathng continues in fair request with sales Of
10000 h at 260 &c, cash.
CoAL-The inquiry Foreign is very light; with liberal
supply market prices nominal The bulk of that coming
forward the order Of companies Domestic has arrived
Fl, ely and lower the inquiry ia moderate for the local trade
notice good inquiry for for the coaw e trade
and the ST. Lawrence River We notice sales OF Lackawauns
al yard IL is selling $4d5 p T.
for small size The receipts have increased and the
stock L. Of last year.
Embellishments not active previously
ported though prices suained the sales for the
500 hxs. Gale. for PhCnix Co.'S Staten Island
for hydraulic Pressed Sic for Staten Island Pearl Siearn
sell at 2sd3lc. Plain Sperm and &C. Patent do SIC mold
Talow al ~ q l5C
DYEWO0DS-Thc market during the past week has ruled
mey quiet, owing chiefly 10 the light stock offering and
the prices asked the transactions include 50 tuns Fus
tic 25 s.h IS tuns Hache Wood at 167 30 and 10
Lima $40 both mos also $50 tuns 81 Domingo 81
Jaua l. private terms-undeTstood to BE- al full
rates
We note
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

4, TIM Of 2 30 H. - tun Of $40 70.
From 70 tuu. SO Vca. From 81 to 100 uns 50 co-s,h
FROM 20 10 s. Gcass I'm lol 70 1Dtuns o. ~
EIon II N ~ TINS 50 -cssh FIN 1000 uns 81 00-Sds
From Il 10 30 81 Oo-cssl From leo aud up ~ ~ AL,
From 81 20 50 tuDs 81 0N-casb wsrd....... oo vp-ooa
GLAeS-American Window sells at discount Of 40d4o
cent and French do al 35d4O g. cent discount.
HIDES are dull both doinec and foreign appear neglected
and the stock sccumusns the sales are not important
Nan
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

fLAA-ny husted inquiry for Domestic and pris.. A.,
and nominal Of 49, a l4ie 's" - WY 4''e'
S-DIy Goa ale steady and in moderate request at IS Is
~ - 10 Tor western and 81 Georges Bank sales O0C 90
Geosss at the latter rate hseker good demand and
prices tend upward sales 30 bb Nos aud Al hi To- ne
fun. end Sl2d u 3 for the latter small parcel. from %
command money No. scarce and wanted AZ -,
IRENE rates. Picked have been depressed OWN
the liberal arrivals Gently bat owing scarcity of small
fh there ore symptoms VI bette! feeling manifest sh0gs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

quote somewhat nominal Bos Herring Se N e.,
quest With 5000 toss- for the ".es =. @ "
SEALED and &c for No l. The latter no" h.s - -
r ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

BRING s. Is; We oo,e Western Rsds a. 5a-2 81; June.
PLASTER-Lump /. ,teasy a. IS % Caetnsd At slS7i
RlCE-A fair DEMAND continues 20 pesah ana pree' are
STGARS-Tb.re j. little 1ons and prc.s It'll
gradually advancing both in raw ana tennsd me Gales
brace ~ hhd. Cuba Mucovsdo al N~uo - 0o1e. Hs
vsna a. 10 q pc and ?a5 hhds. MeaiA part a. ';c
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

Most OF the sAes range from lEO Ioc.
Prices bead and 10 Of diarrrnt weights will be found
IL accounts Of s-les Of sundry droyes.
Total number Of beeves received in the c'ty TINS week.
3.342. ~ .
head than last week and 25 bead lees than
the of s The average number at each "ede
dy market last head while the number yes.e
and to-day bring 2o shows 46 head more than the
average, and 57s heed more than this dag week =,
The following droves in the market to-day or have arrived
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
u viii 10 seen from the amounts in another column
,ss, III. e,p,dit,on of the American Guono Company
ho. .ucceeded, and that cargo Of guaoo 1a' bee"

- ., ,h. .,n,d,,,op Of the American Uuoho No"Pa"y
b.. .r,c.,ded and that a cargo of guano ha' o'eh
10. aad trough, 20 the Sandwich Islands.
oo'o'eN ~. H. Iyriytc. CA-i.t1
-r,, &C u had asi0n in my two AZ ~
tto, n uufssorabe weather thf lesh..t lAe 'Lt
cnisi. 70 s,on from the commencement q n. pTs.A
Cotton ~, aye zinc. receipt Ola weeks a;er n1rnlaoh
N ponts by ueI anu telegraph, anu beam nat y.
bs, ued adverse for planting and that aho'het
ad over the country the night Of the 80 inst
f,,h.r insary and rendering necessary general reI"NNs
hoh corn and cotton Ice reported TO have nadr OF e
rnornipr ol the Sd - New Orleans and Mobile hnn III
yiriuy OF yannah II formed O ,he thcknesso e"''a;
t,mp.fnture South during Apr has been 'o"'I %
M, season since 1919 This cold weather and rapea,sd
has thrown the crop backward three week. al a' anu
d.,,rov.d the hop Of planter for early crop aud N
dered 4: more ptblc Of injury during the SHne
Autumn Great exertions Will do1bi.e-s D. put 10TH
10 &C.: the crop rep.ant1d, and much VIII aePeh.
uuon sthe future Of toe weather. b4l ne, is'
tfnt 80 far We have had one Of the wors: oesin
rins. Is conceded generally. Auu-ons having been de
Ga ,or. circulars rom this side 20 me repored o.t- o n
Anil and l., Man 1851 lin which crop Of dOl2VO
hfY ,. mad against ~ 600 the largest previous cop IN
cdr IN uf the spprrheusions of the effects OF th ost OF
ht have ssnincd the subject ard hnd that the
d., 81 t MAY 1851 confined u Tennessee the NOIth"rn
s fM,spo North Alabama wbich together produce
hou, one seventh Of the total ordinary Cotton crop othg
~. Known Of the in ChaTe-ton, savannah Agusta
Noufgom.ry Mobile until the sdvces by telegraph w'I To-
.iy.d from Tennessee The lowest tempea;GTe about New
Orleans was 81 degrees If the accounts Of the frost OF 1901
are with the tclesrapbs Of ice on The M a. 's
ton Savannah Mobile and New Orleans the relative hp2f
lance this viii be obvious enough even II tue
actual ice az all thos. ports Ia ignored
Tn. following Of the movement IL Cotton SINCE
the L.. September compared with the previous four
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

NAILS are without change sales OF Cut a. &c, MOS
OIIS-Iuse.d hs. better request especially Amen
cs sales Of 81 COO gals having been made to-day at sd Bic
cash and time adding interest and 500 gals knssh al 'SO
o. - end, Whale is less animated, but prices remain
strad, Refined Spring is selling steadily TO tee tads al 81
s and 95ay7c for Winter Beschsd mos Crude Sperm Is
devoid Of amin alton and difficult 20 effect sales unless a.
concession in price Manufactured commands aod % 10y
Tubleached and Bleached Winter Lard On H. very hrly
h, Id but the transactions limited ohye Is IN faI eque
al steady rates Oil dull al 65 cash ioI distilled and
7Od 7lc each and for saPonlhed tAnPnehe
At 5Od5lc cash Burning Fluid is hFIn at BE cash with
tendency toward higher rates.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

Oil GAZETTE demand continues sood a1 we market u
s,, b low rs, ~ eirb, nduce good inquiry FOR export
city thin Obione at >, re n BOARD IN DOS
Western thin and thick SC aud .otr.sL
PROVISIONS-A better demand tor rotL of ae iace .hd
with less arriving the prices az d rs t1s
fr Mes. SIS q for Prime Me.. s 9als 20 Tor Prime aud
s2id as for Clear, including 20 ott, s rlhe 49,. 81
beh price Beef quite firm The arrivals are nodsrs,e and
the stock Is limited; the sales are S4V So ,So.i
rep.ctrd Wesrrn Mess Prime Mess is hr9sr and IN fair
o. -; ~ =, q n nd go terces do. India =; So Beef
Mans r ne and in fsir demand sales Of 50 oe' good oao
- n, 30 - 50 liz Tor Cumbssnd Cut. He. for Long
rtli - iSi g., Sbo.t Clear Meets steady sales
hhds SIC Shoulder ana 10 IVtc Tor Hams
Lard held with greater rness and Is IN sod demand sales
bbls and tee. al lS Butte e freely offered
l5Gsc. Cheese quiz, ia S- Leg are In iA demand
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

Total. p'''i'0' ~
The Unity Insurance Company of London are
about to establish an agency in this city. The paid
nm captal of this concern is stated at 81 10000 Mr.
Richard cambridge is the agent in this city.
The Union Bank took possession to-day of their
new premises The building is fire proof and is an
ornament to Wall street.
The United States Trust Company have taken the
front room in the second story of the new Bank Of
Eew-YOrk.
Tie business of the Clearing House to-day Was
$2S, $4,000.
The telegraph announces the Opening OF Lake nav-
so, and the arrival and departure of propelers from
Dunkirk. The railroads will soon feei 'n' 'H0'
this IN u rusn
utral Railroad for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
REPORT

For tie Besk ending WEDNESDAY, 1prR g, 1857.
TOTAL RECEIPTS CATTLE ALL KINDS FOR THE WEEK.
According the reports from the several IL
the city, there have been received this week:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

LiME-Rockland continues quiet al &C. for common aud
Is Tor Lump. The sales for the week 1908 hbs 1t these
LFADPig quiet. We quote Gaens at o. 25 Spanish at
II asa rs 81 English 80 4Q 80 90 Refined German az
sGSI a. Bar Lead commands 7c Sheet 6ie aud ripe
7d7IC. - 49,,
: 81! time sales OF 20 400.
Ii MRER-Tnber is without especial change the last
cargo sale of Eastern Spruce and Pine was az ID
MOLASSES-Thee is not much doing, prices continue hrn
Tie ore 80 bhls NewOeans small portion a. 1 and
few hhds and bills Cuba MuscOvado at 58db2c.
NAVAL STORES-Spirts Turpentine Is quite lansuid and
outstanding light .tock-not exceeding 1000 6bls-
pces have declined sales ia bbls yesterday at the close
ic cash do to-day at the price ITO do IN two lots
al 4c and 50 do at 49c cash Crude has been more active
and prces are higher 1880 bb Wilmington at rs ~!
~ 80 ~ Common Rosn continues in srea; demand owing 20
the ytv low rates European freight some being taken as low
ma Sd but there scarcely stock here and prices there
fore Ten upward 900 bbls shOst al 49, and 600 do,
mar. strained at go do common 70 arrive at 81 20
tail bb "a in yard and - 80 delivered The M DUN
and fine rather quiet being ~ light stock aud held AZ
e,tr.n. ece. small ae. Of good No al 10 g go 10
The fret CONSISTING Of 10 bbS of the new crop was re-
ceyed today by Messrs. Watson Mears Coz II il OF fine
quality snd held go b ~ having been offered aud
rrfu.td Tar steady and in fair request sales 800 bbI'
Washington tim and thick 81 ~ - G the last sales 81
Wilmington ~ - for shipping quaie' ftch quiet
Is sf.a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

Bird's-eye Maple. 81. n. Ga

EARTHENWARE-The trade been very BUSY during
the and although Western bushes. has
Unusus late yet the obbers anticipate their
sales Our market is We supplied with sod OF nearly all
srp:oIs but have not materially varied from
quotations. a. the demand active aud material Increase
TO the present. stock not Ice expected till after the Let
when ne tariff into oPersion A large number
crates have arrived during the pat week bat the bulk
sesers' account aud viii therefore be AZ opened
FLOUR AND MEAL-Tbe demand f,T Western Canal
Flour y not active wing sks the better
grades s tend while brands quiet al
euotaoNsi the arrivals limited and the stock much
duoeG especially 81 good bakers brands the local inquiry
good but little be- done present
ss sale, are 100 bs!s al $50 go 10 Tor suprrhne STATE
- Ne St ~ Tor extra do sea 50 20 suprEne Indiana
Illinois aid lows; st SJd 80 70 for do for
common 70 sood exts Ohio s7d IS fo good choice
90; sc 80 for ST Louis brands and 81 Ssd So IS
ira Geuesee Canadian Flours ice better
the arrivals limited sAles Of 200 bb sc IS
supehne aud st SO - for do Southern Flour is
hny held the inquiry is NO; sctive for the trade
sh 81 pa 81 20 for msss 70 good brsads Bsinor &c
- Sr 90 70 io tavote iarcy aud brands I've Forf
Is her better and IN good demand sales OF loo bblA %
NS4 70 for the supeTne Corn Meal quiet supply
Moderate se Jersey IS 80 and Brsndywiae o. IS 7s9
S. 10, and Pusehsoa. az ST. 81.
Ne
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30
Cambridge Cattle Market.
RsrosrrD yoa THE HEw-Yoak TalsvsE ~ o,

R.rorrrD vos The HEw-Yosk TnIsvsE ~ ose: Rry,.
WEDxEsoAv. April -.
A. market ~ Cattle about $50 Bsevrs % Stores, eaa.s
Ing Of wokins Oxen Cows and two and three
Prices. Market Beef 80 50elo; 6rt asasy, tso
so .eound quality xSdS 90 third quality, 90 % al, ord
nary quasiy s5ao Stores Working 0xen 800 as $50
90 and 26 Cows and Calves fm tss - % q, and IS;
Yesres yesrs odd so - ~ three yeArsod 80
"a
sHtES AND LAsss-2s50n market Prices in le,s e71,
$40 =
n, ssnr ;S,,. At TsAss prices live "'ish sSs' D.
Wholesale. sasc y b retail. ss0ieic. y D.
.s HS S,ss, c.u. slassn and c.v.. ssr,.
New Hampshire. - 10 10
Nernont.............lH5 1850 leo Is
Aasss nusetts......lVl 40
Newton .......... - 20
CaIadS.,...........ss z,
ro.A...........4l 2sss $50 70
Hides. s. ash. a % rAow, sasic n. Pel-. 81 $50
% each. Cafskias, Ndlsc y ID. Veal Calves. IS 90,
d&a
Beef and hr., quality includes no,hss sus Tie
hest large, fat, Stalled 0aeu.
second quality includes the bes. sras.d Oxen As I'D
..alLfea Cows snd the best three-ye old St-ers.
Ordinary consists of ails and the refuse Il lots.
Includes Cosets and when those 81 inferior
were no cars over the Boston and Msiae Railroad 20
~. Boston and Love e the fchbors sad Is oyer
,hs ..tarn had-d with cattle. sheep swine aud harse<
2,N,kks-Not Cattle st market to-day a. ast week.
p,ir ahout the same for corresponding qualities 30 with
sh,p the quality good but the number large sizes da
xi.b Of decline IN prices sheep have probably
reached the highest prices which they VIII sci for Ae sssoa
Gave. NJ. ut, and sales dull. Hogs about the same
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

The New York aud Erie Railroad makes the following report
Of transportation Of stock for the week endns this day
eeeyes Horses Yeas sheep LANDS SWINE
6l3 $50 III 4oS5
o report Of Stock last week by the Hudson River Rail
road:
Horsea- Neala bheep a. Lsmos SWINE.
700 .. lt7 u 1900
Number reported for this market at Forty fourth reet,
2.JfO.
The prices to-day quoted IS follows:
First quality .........B us. Some extra sOodBeeves
Medium ..........l2 all b. quoted st.....l+.
Ordray....... II ALI General OF mkt. nike
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-30

Tb. chr N.rs.re, Capt Henson, hence for City Pols
with an s..ortsd cargo struck sqnsn Beach OF nc v
81. il now di.ebsrsips cargo ct the Undewrite~
Atlantic Doek BToohyn.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

BEAUTIFUL ROMANCE BRIErLr The most
common and most attractive manifestations OF CON
sistency OF character proceed from those natures in
whom the affections are dominant A striking ex-
ample, replete With that pathos which lies too deep
for tear is found in the story, chronicled by John
Of Brompton Of the mother Of Thomas Beckett.
His father Gilbert Beckett, taken prisoner dur
ing one of the Crnsades by Syrian Emir, and held
for considerable period in kind of honorable cap
tiyity. A daughter of the Emir saw him OF her
fathers table, heard him converse fell in love with
him, and offered to arrange the means by which both
might escape to Europe. The project only partly
succeeded he escaped, but she left behind Soon
afterwards however, she contrived to elude her at
tendants. and after many marvellous adventures by
English words !" London and z GiIbertT BY CON
stantly reneatng the first, she was directed to the
city; and there, followed BY mob, she walked from
street to street. crying, as she went, Gilbert Gil
bertn She at last came to the street in which her
lover lived the mob and the name attracted the at
tention Of servant in the house Gilbert recognised
her, and they were married. We doubt if any poet,
II even Chaucsr, imaginative as he was. ever con.
ceved sentiment in form vital and primary as it
Is realized in this fact
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
1yh.re Mosauitoes Come. From.

Many people are puzzled to know how these pests
Of summer originate, and they may be gratifed by
cbapter on natural history, furnished by living
entomologist:
Tbe nosouito proceeds from the animalcule, com.
mnnlv called the WigEle tail.n i took bowl OF
clean water and set Il % the sun. Ina few days some
Timed linn IS ;nereasc ii aize, l they were threesix
teenths of "a inch Id length. As they approached
their maturity they remained longer at the surface
seeming to live in the two mediums OF air and water
finaly. they formed chrysalis form, and BY On IN
creased specific gravity sank VI the bottom Of the
bowl Here In Few hous, Iperceved short, black
frze or hair growing out on every side OF each I'll i
assumed the form of q minute caterpillar And thus
its speciHc gravity being or lightened
readily oate to the surface and the slightest breath
Of air waited 1t against the aide OF the bowl In
very brief space OF time aterward, the warm atnos-
phere Matched out the fly and it escaped leaving It's
tiny house upon the water. How beautiful, yet how
simple! ~ st
Amer the water had gone through with this pro-
cess, found it perfectly free from animalculn. i
therefore came to the conclusion that this "wiggle
tail is species of the shark, who, having devoured
whole tribes of aHimacul@, takes to himself wings,
and escapes into different medium, to torture man
kind and deposit eggs upon the water to produce
other !" wiggle tails,n who in turn produce other
mosquitoes
his yard has doubtless observed the same effect every
summer. Open your eistern cover any morning in
the mosquito season and millions OF them will fly up
in your face. Close the windows Of your room at
night at the risk Of being smothered for want of air,
being careful at the same time previously to exclude
every mosquto and go to bed with pitcher Of that
same cisern water in the room, and enough will breed
from it during the night to give you any satisfactory
amount Of trouble. In fact, standing by shallow,
half stagnant pool in a midsummer's day, you may
see the q wiggle tails " become perfectly developed
mosquitoes and they will rise from the surface Of the
water, and fiy into your face and sting you. What
ii necessary to know at this day ishas there yet
been discovered any positive exterminator Of thai
great pest and disturber of nights sumbers the mos
4 quito W. s555.5 Il a
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

JAMES N TELLER,
EDWARD S. AUDLER,
EDWARD BARNETT Notary Public
certify the foregoing be copy of the original act
record Office In faith wheeof grant these presents
der and the impress of seal Of Office the City
of New Orleans, this lith day of April 1851
EDWARD BARNETT, Notary Public.
The UNDERSIGNED Recorder Of Mortgages for the parish and
city of New Orleans OF Louisiana cees that the fore
going charter recorded this day his office the Book
Society No. B. foios 554 to $50 inclusive. P. PAJAUD,
a20 Depy R4'f. .erordcee
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish of Orleans City of New Orleans.
remembered that the 18th July 1851 before the
undersigned Justice The Peace and for the city aforesaid
personally appeared Charles j. Msnson Secretary OF tse
Crescent Mutual Insurance Company Of New Orleans who be-
ing duly sworn according law does depse and the
foregoing and true and correct transcript
from the books of said Company.
and subscribed before this 18th July, 1851
[Signedl C. }. MANS0Nl, Secretary.
fSignedl CHAS. NJ. BRADFORD,
Justice of the Peace for the parish of Orleans.
The Trustees have resolved pay interest OF
Six in cash. outstanding certificates OF profits
holders thereof their legal representatives and
I'd Monday of August also to declare dyi
offory five 5 cent? cent the let earned
of the company for tia ending the sh of June,
1851 which cerincates will be issued the 18th September
and resolved further that after reserving ONE MILLION
profits that all the outstanding certificates of the
company ie5 seventy
issue of 1852 be redeemed and paid to holders thereof
their legal repr esentatives, as follows
That Of 1850 and after 18th OF August next,
That Of 1851 on and after 18th Of September next
rs 1852 and after 18th Of October next
thereon will The certificates
produced the of payment and cancelled to the
THos A. ADAMS, President.
GEO, JONAS, Vice President.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30
71g7 y 777'55.. = 10 ~
h6 Isuet 01alnonds.

~ ~ -. ~ ~ ~ y y esls.s;,l s.s
W S.!s ~ y sHsS ~ u y ~ = Y. ~. NJ,
sSssss sess 4 u lAoy u = = ny s. loss
& 5 sslss 80 ~
81 sss ~ xsoet O1amoAqA
5a8 EN- - a.. n. Il, ..., II !. ..n
agQe 0!lluugs ~ w MniII nv lseI
": 49, ~ h stsss ts y, esas, ) ',ss 49, -
~ x = ~ nu-An W. ~, a.1
MS q VI, 1890 ~ n ~ =
~ M9ss NseS ~ ts s.ao Ss,,.. ~
a1l 49,. ~ W FL p.Ns
pe 81 elelsss esss ssaue saa ~ 49,. sals
H. "a! Sd! ~ S91la come y sgoos sn,Isy
Slo 49, ~ sne oeCley s9ens wv y, v.
10y ~ sst ~
xne ge9fens =. ~ w.
f@taE1s Sass & 9sloss Z I cst.9 sI a. "a I
~ IA .seaGI
,essaet ~ iaya1s .;ls;,.
nus eesg "a 9u,ss ~ H',Ms s.n1ts
- SgqH ~ sfsepgs nneesseo1 e PaeA ~ JsMos,
~ Y ~ Ne drawings room and began
~ r. nv IettS and pspeTs. Whilst i waa |
gentlemen called sncceslyeiy--
- 111k De e--4-s tAe 5f3sae VINO bad accom-
1I5S 6x1&l1&' Buf5n7 the time Il CHAT 4
New Orleans daily crescent., 1857-12-30

NEW GRENADA, WEST COAST OF SOUTH
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON,
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VANDIEMAN'SL LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHINA.--Closes on the 4th and 10th of
each month. at 6 p. NJ. Arrives on or about the
18th and 2Sth of each month. T
a9-Postage to South Pacific: Letters 34c.; papers,
&c.
Hs-P Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia, ETC., via England by packet or private
ships, 80 cents single rate, prepaid via France
10 cents each quarter ounce, prepaid is added to
the above postage via New York, by private
ships,5 cents prepaid.
RE- Postage to Peru: Letters, 22c.; papers, &c.
1S- Postage to Bogota New Granada) Letters, lSc;
papers, &c.
ES-Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Francisco: l0e., prepaid.
The postage to places the West coast of South
America, via Panama. is: On each single letter,
3Acents; and on each newspaper, cents, when
sent and 10 cents on each letter, and cents on
each paper, when received.
asr The postage to New Grenada direct is 10 cents
single rate, and cents each newspaper; and to
the Sandwich Islands, Australia, Van Dieman's
Land and China, (yia San Francisco,) is, on
each single letter, 10 cents, payable in advance
Hs- The single letter rate to California and Oregon is
10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, ETC., the do
mestic rates apply. R. E. NOTATION, PM