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Commissioner Of Health.
Board net Il noon yesserday-hs Honor the Mayor

COmmnoDhOOSHs
Tas Board net u noon yeslerday-hs Honor The Mayor
presiding.
Joseph j. Brown, master Of the ship Montgomery made
st,aemeus n reference sickness board his vessel
me Montgomery ls New Orleans on the 18Th uh, with
CAIRO OF cotton and four and crew Of twenty four mon
rrn shs time OF the arrival OF the vesse and within
zee days OF her sailing from New Orleans there were no
csscs Of yellow fever In the CITY OF New Orioans ne
hAs ho seyvr heard OF few cases In the lower pa Oh
the cy and on board OF three ships In port and that oe
masters OF thu ships rrumbull and Cyrus Cuuns ma
died of lhe diseasc Of bis knowledge none OF ms
crew hal GLOW fever when he c port although ono Oh nv
men died ofthc disease on tho 2oth ult Before n avs
hsre ard subsequently, Others were attacked ono OF
hog ,scoyered and the other died About the 18th OF
Juy two moro were attacked Of whom died ast even
ing ,a irst and the other now remains on the Veoi
NJ the on the the 9th July the cook was taken,
ana "a so~ ln the Marine &c spital 60.
rns vessel vas permitted 70 sail for Liverpool on sAtur
day, aifsy being fumigated. a.. ,.,.
Tae committee appointed 10 inspect me iai meins
e,aoshent OF Mr. Eckes reported thai would De 40
vvable 10 refer the matter 10 the Board OF Health
The Recommendation was agreed 70, and the board "a
foufned.
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United States Circuit Court.

Judge Nelson has sent the following order from Coopes
town 70 the Clerk Of this Court
ordered. That Special Term Of The Circuit Cour, Of
the Tinted states for the Southern District Of New YORK
bs held ON the fret Tuesday he th Of september next
g ne nlted States court rooms In the city OF New YORK,
a. ch.rbe,s sree, IL twelve O'Clock NJ, according W the
AZ, OF Congress such Gaze made and provided None
bu, issues IN law equity and Admiralty besides mcs ons,
s.r ne beard Appeals IN Admiralty will be hrst heard
Noes 81 ssue must be ned on or before the Thususy
10 the Tis anu parties having sppes cases are
reoue,sd 70 oroer tie copies c Pcne requrea " rue
Of Iouft before thai ItEot
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chip Lioerty. aged g years
BE leaves wife and cnldreu 10 unsura h.s ass -.w
RESIDE In thu ciy Born 10 ErslAnd
Ens5hn papers please c spy.
WMssoiz-On THURSDAY, August 6, ANA ELzAs.u
on1y daughter OF Hermann and frederks wenaosz g<sI
10 months and 10 days.
Tbs friends and acquaintazces OF tina family srs rs,
specdeEy invites 70 attend ths funeral this Fdsy at
noon ct two O'Clock, from the residence OF psrsrs
No Ip7 West Eneee1h street, corner OF Eighth ay,ru.
without further invitation
wmrx-In the Mata1zn Hospital, on Monday, ya.y Is.
AyRH u. Ws1s, captain Of she brig Grace Vorthnxtsa
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L Hoilcs~sy's Ointmens and Faiis-Sc-esuis,
ssrhc-m and Al ssin diseases indicate mpure
pcod TIE ointment reached end cote the tson In
she veins nile pills all Internal oos;suctnzs
Il Save yso.H E3nAr.--mcst Always Persons Call
cad oonsuli rpe three four ycers too late.
GAS DJRAn, % .srrca s.rees near BarcMy.
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Soweeaexn and Western Trade,-Ov,x Stock
clothing the above trade " nc com
ce1sprx AL best ard latest
ssyes clothing Terms and re4cee teyosaole
10 IN to1bted norssss DkNhIN 1 CO..
2o3 2o9 30 broadway.
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wilScn'. Hair Coioser VIII no4 dys ttAs
sI,r bu, gradually twr your hs~ 70 bnsk or brow
Wbou. Djnrinx the hair No totsle Ia applying n Ap-
pied Evryoody uses e. only IS cent? oo,
800 Grand ssreS n. T. AS Third Als
n alru, street. Philadelphia
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CrastasscrOs Hair Dyc, Wigs and rOupsss--
Best wgyd wholesale AUD resa and ae d7e priTstel
applied. 6 Assor House.
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Bachelors Hair Dye, Wases and TcUpess-
the world surprising a Made c)ad AMI ~ piled
a. the ufaautAc,ory II BrcsdwAy.
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Bsrry'B Ttso0phsroSs II tAs Most anc
caeases aytols Arcusng o,Auuyog asansius cHrtr
and restoring the hstr Ladies III IT, sod ey al
dsuaxis.x
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Scd1rey's Extract Of Eldsr Flowers, for
z. DyPC Z. Axca., Geo Bso1Hyay.
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Slavery Of Gold and. Liberty ana Bndepen
Deuce CT povey kotoxraphet IN e AeAcs AMI leats VI u
people In realty. 81 HOLMES.
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BrccxKlyE Cstv Nowu.

PHYSICIAN 10 Courrr yAn--Ai Q meeting q ~
Ksgy County BOARD Of SUPERVISOR yesterday evening
Dr. Charles A. Van ZAodt elecssd pAyscAn 70 the
county jail position which he has occupied for
four years. MI Albert g. Osborn chosen clork OF
the Board.
ErASpisG Committees o. TIE BOARD OF euPsavsoRs.-
TIE fesdea, Of tbs Kings County Board OF Supervisors
(ag Samuel SMITH, announced the following standing
committees for tis ensuing year. OF The meeting yester
day
On A,.custs Of .Srataterd'n Of the Peor-W0'dwOrh,
Paip5s, Cross
On Aeccnnts Of CSssy 7reasxrsr-rassil, Woodwork,
sl1 ker.
On United States Ds7s's Fund y Bergen, FlAAery
kArxey.
On EqrtaI,sat.or Of A,s.ssmem Rc's-SmiA. 7 G. Ber
gs9, selenef, Wall Cummings.
On Accc4slts-T g, Bergea Woodwork, Cross
" JaI-Snedeu, Bogert, schsnck.
On PenitentidT-t-Bo stud we'll, z e. Bergen.
O1 Aimssciss- S.ryker, Mxrtey, Sue1on.
On Sfectdl and LEGAL 7a1es--Campbeil, RaphS, xydT
On 0,nera, fdzes-D,cs, Crocae Keeiox
On Lows and app rd''ons 70 ne Lgrssnlre-CSookes
Cssgsr, Wall
On Sala,,a-SAsm, Jackson, Campbell
On Crrts- Faheity Thea Dci.
On, LtnatS Asylum -Sagger, Salem, Jackson
On Gyadcs--Keeler, Stadwcli, Ryder.
On Accoants Of o,easescr q tN As~sao.se-2ydsr Sa-
lem, Cummings.
On JayorslCSoss, Marxsy + G. Bergen.
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Geo S@unasss' cJsdalNr Tables Razor 5troy.
This t. genuine sce has beea e,ssled for prduo-
the possbs stgs fox axls by q Is.
sAUNDkHS, NO. 7 as,or Aou1s
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Gc0r3xY's
U EXTRACT or HL0HR rLoWIRs
6ofteniuE sso skis

Ihs S.mra6e pre- s.sion Of eew fowsrs very asrn.
~ perfris Eer G6~ers have from the 0ariie9 oEal
been ecnnet mild
uner OF the sln Tan. burpa freokies reduess Ae
viii speedily and compie.sly remove.
EU0hNx DtrDY. drrsps;. eps BsoASw~~
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RI private advces we hear the United States steamer
Arctic arrived al Quarantine anchorage, Norfolk from
Washington, on the Let inst, from which place sns vs
despatched 10 TOW 70 that port the Unsd States steamer
ruiion whose ersins damaged, ana oydered 70 Wssh
ington for repairs,
Barracks has been ordered 70 the Jntd states frgAte
sabine a. junior marine cfhcer
The United States steam frgste Colorado, from Key
west for Portsmouth .wss spoken the % inst
by the Nev YORK plot boat G.. W Blunt N sStGde u 40
| lo1giuie "a. hehigs,e hsd 20 sesm up.
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DOW Ma. RABBIT TAMEs Ho8s2s.-raK ONLY
Al su'Inc account Of M Rareys process vii be found
richly lus'raied, toge.br With nimltAbie
kAbRATtvE OF TAIP To THE FISHING BANKS,
PCETRAlT OF The LATE Oh BUNTIn0
picture o. 0EORGy PHSsrsR the boy who succaG Sd
In trunk In 5rooklyn.
delicious SovJ By the author OF Tho New Soui CT Joa
Markham" and
The Funnic1 Comscass Of the day, wxh Dyes, Of s1
News. &C., 40 all for tryTCx1rs In
HAaPNS'B WEEKLY FOR rHrS WEEK.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-28
ARTICLES OF SILVER:
ENPORT.1N'T TO SETTLERS.

LAND OFFICE, -
SAN FRANCISCO, December 3d. 1857.
n CONFORMITY WITH INSTRUCTIONS FROM THE
Commissioners Of the General Land Office dated Novem.
ber Sd. 1851 All settlers upon Surveyed Lands
Of the United states informed that they FORTHWITH
forward and prove UP their preempon rights and
make payment therefor without regard to the lands being
advertised for sale not Settlers upon land adverts
ed for sale should respond promptly in order 10 perfect
their titles prior the press business attendant on the
land Sales In May next Doe IfH Fff
VA W GIFT Register.
PAsorAt bfqunlf, Receiver dlOIm
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-28

which amendment was to strike out the preamble
lead to a long discussion in which Messrs. Merritt
Bell Chase Gregory Garter and Maloney participated
The Senate finally refused TO recede from its amend
ment Mr.. Taliaferro gave notice that he would in
troduce bill TO prevent the sale Of adulterated drugs
ASSEMBLY.-Mr. Simons, frum the Committee on
Military Affairs, reported avorihly tc the resolution
asking Congress to cele to this State, for site for
Military Academy, the redoubt at Monterey. Resolu-
ton adopted Mr. Stratton an act to reduce the
pay of the members of the Senate and Assembly. -.
Mr.. Hobart introduced act concerning roads and
highways. Referred to Committee on Roads and High
ways and ordered printed. Mr.. Mccoy, an act to
amend act incorporating State Agricultural So
ciety. Referred to the Committee Agriculture.
Mr.. Parker from the Calaveras delegation, reported
avorably to bill for extending the term Of the Su
pervsors of the counties Of this State, unless their
representatives desire otherwise. Mr.. Kitchens gave
notice Of act TO reduce the pay of members Of the
Legislature Assembly resolution asking Of Congress
to donate land to actual settlers The resolution
passed. Mr.. Mccoy offered resolution requesting
of the committee to inquire into and report the
expediency OF taxing mineral lands. On motion Of
Mr. Parker the resolution was laid on the table Mr..
Sheridan resolution to ascertain the amount Of
swamp and overflowed lands in the State, and the
amount that has been disposed of.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-28
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, ,

- County Of TUIare.
At Probate Court begun and held for the County
aforesaid at the Court House in Vsalia, on Monday,
December twenty-eghta, 1857,
ESTATE OF A. J. LowRANcE, DECEASED.
1t appearing upon the petition Of the Administrator
herein that there is not sufficient personal estate in
his hands to pay the allowance to the family the
debts outstanding against the d. ceased, and the ex
penses Of admin traton, and that !. is necessary to
sell the entire real estate of deceased for the payment
OF such debts.
1t is therefore ordered that all persons interested in
fourth Monday in January next and show cause. If
any they can, why an order should not be granted to
the Administrator to sell much Of the real estate Of
decedent as shall be necessary to pa such debts and
that this order be published in the IARIrosA DEMO
cRAT at Hornitos.
la testimony whereof, hereto set my hand as Clerk
Of said Court at my Office in Vsalia. the twentyeghth
dav Of December, 1857.
jan7lw E.E. CALHOUN, CLERK.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-28

MINING WATER WHEELs.-Many Of the min
ing claims are supplied with water raised by
wheels from streams running near. The stream
drives the wheel, and at the same time fills
little buckets at the side of the wheel, which
buckets, when they get to the top of the wheel,
empty themselves into trough. The Red
Bar Company, above Steiner's Flat, on the
Trinity, have just completed water wheel,
which in dimensions and capacity exceeds any
ever constructed in Northern California. The
wheel is fifty-fve feet four inches in diameter,
with forty paddles and buckets at each end,
capable of raising eighteen gallons Of water
each. The wheel is at present making about
two revolutions per minute, supplying nearly
100000 gallons of water every twenty four
hours.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-28

A SECRET WORTH KNowING.-I tried rather
curious experiment with few potatoes this
season, says writer in the Agricultural Ga
sette. Some twelve months since, saw a let
ter from farmer stating the great success
that had attended an experiment the writer
had made in the previous season. II consisted
in inserting apea in each potato set, and plant
ing the potato in the usual way. The result,
he stated, was large yield of peas and .
splendid crop of potatoes; but the most i'm
portant result was the entire freedom of the
potatoes SO treated from any disease, while al
those planted in the usual way, in the same
field, were extensively deteriorated. ! was led
by this statement to try the experiment on a
small scale in my own garden this season. l
planted not quite half peck, only fifty sets in
six ranks, cutting peace out Of each, and
putting pea firmly in. The peas grew up
and hourished well, and last week dug the
potatoes. They were perfectly free from the
slightest taint or speck Of disease, and very
fine and large; while in the same bed, close to
them, was another lot planted in the old style,
nearly half Of which were rotten. | leave
your readers to draw their own conclusions.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-28
ExEcurIvE OprIcr. Jan. 2l, 1858


TO the Senate of CdiifoiT,ia:-In counting the
money in the Treasury a few days since, had OPP
portunty of examining the vault and safe in which
the public money is kept and have no hesitation in
saying that an efficient night watch mght to be pro-
vidcd for the building in which the Office is located
The safety of the Treasury well as Of the public
records demands this especially while the Legislature
is in session. JonN u. WELLEn, Governor.
Mr.. Allen introduced bill for a usury law.
ASSEMBLY-Seve bills we're introduced
them ono by Mr. Mccoy to incorporate the State Ag-
riculturai Society. By Mr.. Holman. 10 locate the
head Of navigation of the Tuoumne river.
SACRAMENTO, Jan. %.
SENATE.-The following message was received
from the Governor:
H Executive DEPARTMENT, Jan. 2l, 1868.
To The Honorable the Senate of California;
In consequence of the failure Of ]. w. Vaudeville
to qualify Controller, vacancy in the Office has
occurred. and hereby nominate and appoint Samuel
H. Brooks. of San Joaquin county, to the Office. and
respectfully ask the concurrence of the Senate.
JonN B. WELLER.
Mr.. Criflth-I move to make the message of the
Governor the special order of the day. in executive
session. for Tuesday next at ~ 81. Ado ted.
A message from the Assembly. asking the Senate to
recede from its amendment to the railroad resolutions
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-28

To CoRREsPoNDEsTs.-The communication from
"senex" will appear next week.
"B." will receive attention, soon.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-28
MISCELLANEOUS ADVERTISEMENTS.
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

E Partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed under the firm OF SIMON WoiiT Co.. Is this day
dissolved by mutuni consent. s. !. SIMON,
NJ WOLFF
J. GOLDSMITH,
Y. SIMON,
A. JACOB.
whom all debts Of the old firm must be paid
Immediately they will be put into the hands Of Off
for collection They would also inform their friends
and that they have hand large and
sve assortment of Clothing and Dry Goods Of every de
scrpton which will be sold cheap for cash any
tabshment in the Southern Mines at their FIRE PROOF
STORE, on Main street. 81. SIMON,
N. WOLFF,
y. SIMON,
LAGRANGE, Dec. 20 1857, Td244tl A. JACOB.
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-28
Summons.
State Of California, County Of stanislaus,
le District Court Of the Thirteenth Judicial District

State Of California, County Of stanislaus,
In the District Court Of the Thirteenth Judicial District
John D. G. Knoephier, plta. Action brought in the
Felicia Dncher Knoepier dert Thirteenth Judicial Dis
trct and the Complaint filed In the County Of stanisau
in the Office Of the Clerk Of the said District Court, 30th
October A. d. 1851 The People Of the State Of California
send greeting: to Felicia Dncher Knoepnler.
You are hereby required TO appear in action brought
against you by the above named Plaintiff In the District
Court OF the Thirteenth Judicial District in and for the
County of Stanslaus and 10 the Complaint filed
therein within ten days exclusive Of the day Of SERVICE
after the service you Of this summons served with
in said County II served out Of the County but within
said judicial District, within twenty days. If served out
Of said District then within forty days judgment by de
fault will be taken against you.
The said action is brought to obtain Decree Of Divorce
from the bonds OF matmony shown by reference to
pant and you fail 10 appear and the said
plant as above required the plaintiff will take judgment
by default.
Given under my hand and Seal Of the District Court OF
the 18th Judicial District, this 30th day Of October
t~I A. d., 1851. WIN. d. MCDANIEL, Clerk.
s. =. scASKER, Pln's Attorney. d33m
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-28
Hornitos P. o.-Arrivals and Departures of Mail

Arrives from Stockton at O'Clock, NJ every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday, alternating weekly with Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday Leaves for place alter
nate days, at IL O'Clock, NJ.
Arrives from Mariposa at O'Clock, NJ, every Monday
Wednesday, and Friday. Leaves for place alter
nate days, at O'Clock, a. NJ.
Arrives from Milerton and visala at O'Clock, NJ,
ry Wednesday, and leaves every Thursday at O'Clock
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-28
PHELAN's CUSHIONS.

TIVE UNDERSIGNED WISHES To INFORM THE PUBLIC
that he has purchased the Exclusive Patent Right IN
make and sell pIiEI.AN'S COMBINATION CUSHIONS"
for this and Oregon and THAT THEY CAN BE PUR-
CHASED OF No OTHER PERSON IN THIS CITY. Purchas-
will protect themselves from being swiL iled by
berng the above facts Orders for taking down. setting up
repairing Tables attended To at the shortest notice. Pri
waite gentlemen Clubs saloon keepers wishing to procure
heans Model Billiard Tables, Combination Cushions
will please address ME- HUGHES gfl
$50 Jackson st, next to International IIotel
o29 San Francisco
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-28
Dissolution Notice.

THE COPARTNERsHlP heretofore existing under the
Of HUGHES CO., is this day dissolved by mutual
consent JONAS G. CLARK,
San Francisco, Nov. ID, 1857. L. G HUGHES.
The Business heretofore conducted under
the and style Of HUGHES CO., will hereafter be
conducted under the and style Of L. G. Huos Co.
l.. q. HUGHES
W. A. N. DrGUEY.
MuInroS, Dec "a, 1851
ALL PERSONS indebted TO the late hrm Of Hughes Co,
requested to make immediate payment the accounts
of that Arm will be placed in the hands of Attorney
collection Mr. L. O. Hughes alone Is authorized to settle
accounts Of the late firm Of Hughes Co.
d2l3t l.. G. HUGHES
Mariposa Democrat., 1858-01-28

LITERATURE IN THE MINEs-Thc La Porte
Messenger says that at Secret Diggings, COM
munity Of miners and others, who are unable
to work their claims at this season Of the year,
have introduced system Of public instruction
in that locality, which eventually will be of inn
mense importance to those concerned. The
design is, for those who are capable, to instruct
others, and keep the school in operation both
day and evening. A much more credtable
and profitable way of spending time than in
loafing around bar-rooms and gambling saloons,
where dissipation and vice hold complete sway,
where morals are corrupted, regulations ruined
and health destroyed. Wehope to see the ex-
ample Of the miners at Secret Diggings initiated
everywhere.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-25
ME. BROWSE MIsrAen.-The wheeling lva.l In.

AB. BRowS's MIsTAEE.-The Wheeling (Ya,) In.
teligeneer tells the following story
An acquaintance of ours-Browu-sl in the
third story of Que Of our hotels. On Sunday night
contrary to his usual abstemious habits, Brown
concluded to indulge himself in the luxury of a hot
whisky punch. The liquor had the effect to set bis
spirits in glow. Brown argued with himself arlth-
medically, il one whisky punch will make man feel
good, what will two whisky punches doF lie took
another punch. 1t was now bed umeg and Brown,
becoming slightly top-heavy, started towards his
dormitory, AS before stated he roomed in the
third story, Being little heavier on ths occasion
than usual Brown of course experienced more dlti
Guilty in getting up stairs, Owing TO this TACT, he
Thought he had attained a greater altitude than
| he really had The consequence was, in the
1 first place that Brown, in all innocence, entered
! the room Immediately below his own, in the
second story This room belonged to lady and
| gentleman but was unoccupied at the time of
| Browns entrance. The room was very like his
| own and Brown, not being intimately acquainted
with himself proceeded to dgest himself of his habil.
mens and got into bed. Just as he had fallen
into a sort Of dreamy, drunken wakefulness, he felt
a soft hand wandering over his face and pressing his
| temples in very afeGtionate manner. He leaped
| with sudden bound into the middle of the floor,
and the lady, tor such it was screamed and ran
! down stairs. Meeting her husband, who had Just
come in the lady informed him of what she had dis
covered and how she had very nearly made a terri.
| Bile mistake. The husband went up to his room aC-
| eompaned by a couple OF servants and found the
| door locked. In answer to repeated thumpings on
the door Brown answered in great Indignation that
rather than be interrupted in that way he would
leave the house, and accordingly commenced to har.
ness up. Meantime the true state OF things flashed
across his befuddled intellect he opened the door
he stood out in bold relief to the husband and ser
wants, looking the picture Of shame and confusion
Being proverbialy polite man, Brown stood humbly
passing his hands over each other, as he related how
the mistake occurred, seemingly
Washing his hands in invisible s0ap
And imperceptibs water .
His profuse apologies and hasty exit saved hin
from being precipitated headlong down stairs HI
has not been seen at table since and is supposed tt
have sought another boarding house.
A GREEN-HoRN--A countrymau once happened II
stray from his native village into a seaport town
ladder on the side of the vessel, he exclaimed
" Hullo you make 'em boiler don't your"
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BRITISH POSSESSIONS.

NEW GRANADA, WEST COAST OF s0UTa
AMERICA, CALIFORNIA AND OREGON.
SANDWICH ISLANDS, AUSTRALIA AND
VAN DIEMAN'SL LAND, NEW SOUTH WALES
AND CHlNA,-Gloses on the 4th and 18th Of
each month, at G P. NJ. Arrives on or about the
18th and 2Sth of each month,
AZ Postage to South Pacific Letters, 34e.; papers
&c,
A8-Postage to New South Wales, Victoria, South
Australia etc. via England, bypacket or private
ships, S3 cents single rate, prepaid via France
TO cents each quarter ounce, prepaid is added to
the above postage; via New York, by private
ships, cents, prepaid,
Hs- Postage to Peru Letters, 22c.; papers, &C.
ss-Postage to Bogota tNew Granada:) Letters, lSc.
papers, &c.
8-Postage to China, New South Wales, Sandwich
Islands, via San Franeiseo Toe, prepaid.
"a me postage to places on the West coast of South
America via Panama is On each single letter,
o4eents and on each newspaper, s cents, when
SEM and 10 cents on each letter. and cents on
each paper, when received.
So Ihe postage to New Granada Directs 10 cents
sAgte rate, aud cents each newspaper: and to
the sandwich Islands, Australia Van Dieman's
Land and China, (va San Francisco is on
each single letter, TO cents, PAYABLE in advance
a The single letter rate to California and ernn Il
10 cents, prepaid. On newspapers, etc. lie do
nestle rates apply.
5, =. MARKS, P. NJ.
Mem ORLEANS, November l, 1858.