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ESTES & CLARK,
. Aug us ta, G. a.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
. H q . E 7 les.

NJ 11 ~ x IL :" L E5 = .
'hNHANKFUL for the liberal patronage the,
- have received heretofore, offer for sale al
the lowest market prices for cash or on time tc
prompt paying customers
l25 Bales Extra Heavy Gunny Bagging,
900 Rolls Heavy Patched Bagging,
100 Piecea Dundee Bugging,
$50 Whole and Half Coils Rope,
'76 EhdsEew Crop Molasses, :,
90 Bbls N. 0. aud Sugar House Syrup,
1875" Crushed a.. b. e. G. Sugars.
$50 Whole and Half Boxes CundIc..
lou Boxes Tobacco-yarious Brands.
$4,000 Cigars,
1000 Sacks Salt in Twilled Sacks,
$50 Whole, Half aud Or Bills Mackerel
$4,000 Lbs: Tennessee Bacon, Hog Round,
200 Bbls. Fresl, Thomaston Lime,
$50 . Liquors and Wines
5,OOO Lbs lemlock Sole Leather,
Is Bales Heavy Osnaburgs,
200 Kegs Nails Afeofted Sizes.
March 81, 1850, ST "
49," ~.
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Nly does door generally stand in the
suNunctivo mood! Because it is mostly
wood, or should 10.
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MONTGOMERY'S
CELEBRATED DOUBLE SCREEN
Rockaway Premium
WHEAT FAM

" WHEAT Jam.
THE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the
L. Right for this State, now offers to Planters
these justly celebrated Fans for cleaning Wheat.
This Fan is superior TO any thing of the Kind now
in nse, AZ the number Of pr erniums awarded ut
different State Fairs will nttest. It ia simplr
in it's structure. easily rugged, works we'll, and
when out oforder. can be repaired by any ordi-
nary mechanic. 1t is adapted to cleaning nil
kinds Of grain. For future particulars see Hand
Bill. which will be furnished any one desiring
such.
Cotton Gins and ThresherB.
Aleo constantly on hand supply of Cotton
Tins, which wurrunt to be equal 10 any made.
Also, lot of Threshars which are 80 extensively
known that deem it unnecessary to eulorise
them here.
These Machines are all manufactured in tbis
place, by skillful workmen, aud of the very best
material, and warrented 10 do whut is said for
them, Any orders for either of the above Ma.
chinea, addressed to the subscriber, or left with
my Travelling Agents. will be promptly attend.
For all Repairing and job Work, the Cash
will be required upcn delivery.
-, =. JOHN ENRIGuT.
Ahbcvile H., April IL. 1889 5l-3m
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e The numerous friend, oe w - ~,
LiNGSWORTH respectfully apnounc. M H b;,, NJ. ~
ton. "' '"e ensuing elecf
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"a" The friends of CAPT, w q HAppIo
sarpeceiuiy announce him Candidate for thu
t,,o ''e vi lax collector of Abbevilo District a,
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Cotton Gins and Thresherg.
SADDLES AND HARNESS.

oAOOkEo RNU nAnNESS.
GSaA THE undersigned having determined
SessaS I" ocnt" permanently IN tho town OF
Abbeville. hopes by faithful work and stric, Mt
tention To business, to merit liberal share OF
patronage.
Having just returned from market, his Stock
Is full and complete. Great care and c,sona|
attention has been bcs.ow ed in purchaeinc Noun.
t'ngs of the most durable quality, lates, and i'm
proved styles.
With good material and the must skillful
workmen, and after having served an apprentice.
ship himself Of ten yeats, under the most ruc.
cessiul workman in the State, he hopes to fit I'm
work that will SUIT tho taste of any. even the
most fastidous. rs we'll as the most utilitarinn
Also, full and complete Stock of every thing
that ia usually kept in all establishment of the
kind such as
Saddles, Brides, Harness, Whips,
Collars, Hide Whips,
Mountings,
IeatherS, coo.
lie returns his thanks 10 his former customers
Tor their patronage, with sincere desire to ex.
tend and merit Il still larger share of public sup
port
All orders filed with promptness, while strict
attention will be given to repairing
cB Will be found during business hours on
Washington ST., No. g
T. N. BROWNING.
'an' IT, 1889 80 6m
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M " We are authorized to announce 8. A,
oD1 ,l,o rs as Candidate for Tax Collector. al
The ensuing election. ">
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CANDIDATES.
For Ordinary.

eB Tho friends Of COL. JOHN G. BASktN
announce him as Candidate for Ordinary at the
ensuing election
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When IS n &sh Ike bird Il! N-he:. il
takes fay.
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~ The friends of JOHN A. HUNTER re
speetfully announce him candidate for the ofica
ot Ordinary, at the next election.
October q, 1858.
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For Tax Collector.

l.: Inc friends Of HENRY S. CASON announco
" ~ candidate for the office of Tax Collectors
a1 The next election.
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n The friends of JAMES 4. McCORD -.
spe9ttul'Y announce him Candidate for T.s
District. ' Nooo''ifs
July 80, 1857 IA VA
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The State of South Carolina.
ABBEPILLE DISTRICT,
Tn E!o,,Stx,

In Equity.
N. K Butler, ct al.
49, W. Bill to set aside ,Iudc-
"m. b. Lloyd, etalJ mente, Injunction, sc.
T APPEARING to my satisfaction that VIM.
- u Is. Lloyd, Albert Gilbert, aud Thomas S.
Hayden. defendants in the above stated case.
reslce beyond the Limits of this State, Oh motion
OF MCGOWAN, Comp. Sol, Ordered that said
defendants do appear and plead answer or de-
muir to said lsill Of Complaint within three months
from The publication hereof, or the same will be
taken Fro Confesso against them
w. II. PARKER, xA.p.
Commissioners Office,
March 25, 1859. 40 3m
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DISTRICT ADVERTISING,
Commissioner.
State of South Carolina,
4 lRE IrIL n

State Of South Carolina,
Il BBETILLE DISTRICT.
In Equity.
P. l.. Guilloberu, Real Estate.
Admir-. A. N. Cox,
appearing to my satisfaction that Augustus
d N. Cox, Samuel Jacobs, and Jane his wife.
defendants in this case, reside beyond the limits
OF th's State, OH motion of Marshall & Lee Comp.
SOL
Ordered that said defendants do annesr and
plead, answer or demur to said Bill of Complaint
within three months from the publication here
o or the same will be taken pro confes.o against
them.
WM. II. PARKER, cEa.p.
Commissioners Office.
May Is, 1859. Am
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Irish HU.-Au under graduate (Oxtord)
furnishes us with an amusing illustration OF:
the characteristic, and often ppe,cal, phra
seoI"gy peculiar to the Irish peasan,rv.-
a oa'd'hea1ed beggar came up to tour
's' at Killarney, and solicited charity. y
female beggar came up immediately after
ward, and said, Oh, sir, don't give tho
bald headed rascal anything ho is bad
character" The gentleman said, DO
you hear what this good woman Says of
you! Is it true T. l'he male berg ar
replied, How can that be, sir, when
thero is not hair between no and
heaven!'
See here, Grips, understand you have
superior way Of curing hams. should
like to learn it,. 'WolI, yes; know very
well how to cure them bat the trouble
with mo, just NOW, is to fluid out y way to
pro cure them
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VS The numerous friends of WESLEY A.
i,Aen, Esq, respectfully annotinc. him A can;
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W The friends Ct G. N. MATTIsON. r.:.
spSG.lully announce him candidate for Ts.
Collector, at the enseins election. a.
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: H"le,'said. 9 brother senator to tue
New Hampshire man, do yen know what
. 'Cass says of your @"s "
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You never lose by doing good
turn. "
IN whatsoever house 80 enter, remain
master OF your eyes, and Of your tongue.
DR.. Franklin, speaking Of Education,
says IF man e'np,ies his purse in h,s
lend, no one can take away from him.
An investment in knowledge always pays
the Lsst interest" -
Among the VOWS that man has to make
in Japan when he is married, is one that
he will find plenty Of tea aud rice for his
wife, during her life.
Your character cannot be essentially in.
jured except by your own acts. =
Tile Vicksburg Whig contains a de.crio.
tlan ofs lusus uaturo, i,i shape OF counI.
'of we'll developed young turkeys joined 10.
gether at tue head The editor voucbe,
'forthe truth Of bis description. e~',
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'S' He,ssy' you a1d a Granite goosss...a
dsJast tell tbs. General for me, tha. 10 Is .
Michi- gandrr. .,@3 z'aets&.e
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Having had OH" Of Grover s. Bniscr's Ma
chimes IN my family for nearly ycur md half
take pleasure in ce:nmcndrr it as every wa,
reliable for the purpose for which, il s designed
Family Sowing. -Ars. Joshua LeaviH. uit. o,
Rev. DIR. LeariH, Editor of " y. MdcpeSdent
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THE LIVER
INVIGoRATo
PREPARED BY Dir. SANFORD,
Compounded Entirely from GUMS

ONE OF THE BEST PURG ATIvE AND
Il LIVER MEDICINES now before ,bo nmh
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PROGRAMME FOR THE WEEK.

THURSDAY, hlV L.
% ARs'1oam BGe Sc.'y Anniversary in the Academy
uon OF business will be heli IN The Bible House OF O'Clock
A. n.
American Tract Soctey of Boston Church OF the Puri-
taDs, Union square, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
Nta0 York hsuu,ion for the Deaf and Dumb Exhibi
binon IN the Academy OF Music, at O'Clock P. NJ
rave Fosn's House 81 Industry Ar ense's).-Acadsmy
Of busic, Al Il o'cock L. 81.
American Congregational Union ColJdtion-City Assem-.
bly, Rooms, Broad way, at X O'Clock r. NJ.
Ndtscnol Vtmrns Riyhts Concey.tiOn. Mozart Hail.
Broadway, at71a +. N.
ADsyioos Fosgn Bible Society South Baptist church
twenty hfih street, Eighth avenue At 10 A. M the
anbDai sermon at Il p. ii.
Itnrg MEMS Christian Union Church of the Messiah
72S Broadway.
FRIDAY, May Is.
AmeT'oon Board 0 Commissioners for Foreign Ms
ssonS-At the Academy Of Muse, at 10 A. n
loH,g MEMS Christian Cyson COliation-At bod worh
Hall, evening.
BoJiis; Home M,sscs Socieiy calvary church Twea
iythrd street between Fah sixth avenues .. 10Y
A. NJ. To continue three days.
SATURDAY, May IA.
Bo1tt9 Htstoricdl Societyrabcrnacle church Second
avenue, at TX Pm.
MONDAY, Nay 10.
Bor'a Publication Sbctty.--Tabcrracle church. Bus
ness meeting, at 10 A. N,
TUESDAY, May II.
Bo0,d q Aonog'S Of ule Baptist Missionary Uaiou -,
FIRST Baptist church, Broome street, at 10 A. III.
THURSDAY, Nay no.
AnsS acan bdiHst Missionary tnion. First Baptist
Colored HoaeA the chapel OF the institution Id Sixty
nth street, near First avenue.
THURSDAY, May 2s
The Co'ored Friends AT the institution In sE.y nth
street
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CcrOnefs, lnQue6ta.

1iE SuicrDE Al lAFARCg HousE--Au inquest was
held yesterday by Coroner Jackman upon toe body OF
Benjamin Simmons, the young man vino comm tied Sui
eide at the IafaTge House, announced yesterday
HERALD Deceased, 1t appeared, had recently returned
from the South where no had been acting in the capacity
Of travelling agent for his brother Mr. Joseph Simmons
Of this city, On Tuesday deceased complained OF being
unwt requested the proprietor Of the hotel TO have
his meals cent to his peceased's brother visited
him that evening and converted with him on business
matters until half past ten O'clock The next morning
deceased was found dead in his bed. post norton
examination OF the body, made by Drs Bench and Ella
thowcd that death had been caused by taking laadanu
and verdict TO that effect rendered by the Jury
Simmons was twenty years Of nge and was native OF
England. No cause, III health could be ascr,bed for
the commission Of the rash act.
SrProsxD ISrASncTDE Coroner Jackraan also held an
inquest at No 205 Fast Thirty filth street. upon tho body
Of male infant which found dead in the pryy at.
,achcd to the above premises The child appeared 10
have been about two months old but accommodation had
ADVANCED so far that the doctors unable TO say
whether death had been the result OF violence not
IheJury however, inclined believe that violence
had been resored t. and rendered tho folio wing verdict
accordingly death from unknown, but we be-
ieve from suflocation.n
FOUND DRowSEp.--The body Of an unknown woman in
decomposed condition, found floating in tho East
river, near pier 10, yesterday. Coroner Keee held an
inquest upon The body and sent IL up 70 tho Bellevue
dead house for Identification.
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Army Intelligence.

The following assignments 10 duty Of Officers Of the
Medical Department have directed by the Secretary
Of War
Department Of Texas, and diTecteo proceed 10 toe
headquarters Of the Department Of Utah, For. Lea
vtnworth, for service as Medical Director.
2. Assistant Surgeon L. j. Bailey, on duty NJ Fort
Columbus, n. Y, directed to proceed VITA the recruits
destined for New Mexico
3. Surgeon D. C. Dslaon, on duty in the Depart-
nent OF New Mexico viii repair 10 The city of New York
and report by letter TO tbe Surgeon General.
4. Assistant surgeon g. Taylor, now leave of ab-
sence, 10 accompany recruits 10 be the Depart
nonis Of the PLATTE and Utah.
Assistant Surgeon W. l. Engle now on duty Mt Fort
Houitre, $. G., 10 report for duty the commanding
officer of the department OF Texas
Assistant Sure j. LeteIman, now on duty at Fort
honoe Va to repor in person to The Surgeon General
at Washington city
Board OF officers Ia ordered by the War Depart,nent
10 convene at the Wosbinf arsenal District Columbia.
ior TIE lurpoee OF examining hrearm invented by Mr.
Alexander LeNa the ard consulting of the following
oiiteIf;Ieut Col j E. Johnson First cava.ry; Brevet
MAJOR q. ID. Rhnsay and Captain 2. r. S Llidey, Ord
nance Department They Will make u report on the
merits Of this wearon.
Brevet Major 5elger Quarermas.ers Department, has
Deen seec'ed by the War Department. for the purpose Of
purchasing horses for The mounted
oeaii or four euepants, four cams four corpo
four de'acbments, will be selected, General CON-
handing toe Department OF Texas from Secoud reRi-
meht OF cavalry for this purpose ana will be ordered
proceed to Font smith, Akausas, there 10 further
instr ctions.
The recruits which leave here few days will num-
Der nearly zine hundred men, and Will be conducted By
SHY Two Commissioners officers They ~ill rendezvous
as Fort Coumous, Carlisle aud Newport Barr and
concentrate al Fort LeaveL By The 10Th Juy next
wheD tho severa attachments viii lake 10 the r lima OK
march Tor their respective regiments wing In the
far West.
leave of absence eight months has been granted
TO Colonel q. looIDis, Thth Infantry.
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City Intelllgtnca.

TpE WEAuga.--The weather continued quite cool and
stormy Throughout! yesterday the wind bio wing strong
gale from tho northeast durag that time TIE rain was
welcome however, washed away some extent tho
streets, ard did actual good ia twenty four houra
than the whole Cy inspectors department had done Tor
the past year The northeast wind ard thu rain combined
caused the river TO rise 10 unusual height and cell
la,s on Weet and South streets were overlooked, and
come considei ab!e damage WAS the result
facApE or CHAuYcEy Jonsso. SING SING PR,soy--
late last evening Acting General Super Carpenter
received defpatch from SiSs Sing stating that the ncso
ri0us Chauncey Johnson had made his escape from the
stn'o prison about dark and presumed 70 be on
way 70 this city The police po,ined and il M pre-.
suned 10 will soon be captured johnson 10 well known
ns bank robbcr ana was servngou Ave years
for burglary having broken store IN GnH
when he was captured just Us he was making Off win
about 90, GOO worth OF silks.
PARADE or TIE SEVENTY FIRST REGIMENT --Tbs Seventy
frat regiment American Guard Colonel A. S. yoebrrh.
Elysan Fields, Boooken for hsl1 exercise rne line viii,
DC iofmeo Id Bfoome street at eight O. clock.
pkA1F OF MISS FREEnAN.- The young lady, Miss Frcs-
man, who was stabbed few days ago by her lover,
named John Joyce in the Fourth ward died about seven
O'Clock last evening OF the New York Sospal. JOYCE It.
WIZ De remembered became enreRcd because the nloter
q MES Freerhn refused n permit him " wed her
cangtter, snd In revenge eezeo pair OF scissors and
stabbed sss Freeman several tn,es IN tho breast She
was Immediately conveyed IN the Hospital wnoro she
has hecb lingering until sst evening, when death put an
end to her suntrings Joyce has been locked up m The
Iombs ever sincc An irqnes, viii be held to-day
FHE LAutENs Sr1.EEy.-Abcut nne o'clock ast pigls
fire broke in the frame d~elins bouse TT Iaurens
street, occupied by Joseph Red Ths fire originated Ia
the bedroom, and before tho wee the
entire cUDt ne o! tEo destroyed Tho loss will
be about $780, no insurance. Toe building is Owned by
William Conphe'l Is damaged about $50 and is insured
IN tie Couu bin Irfurance Company for St0p rns In
sJanco Patrol found gold watch and chain among tho
burned bedding, and restored 10 Mrs Reed she owner.
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~sspoDs .tn h'd gloves. what 20 wsct ID ses 10
wen D, g'in,ed WITH swJ-l ana powfer, oAains ead
Or pg jut. rAp'oy Az too guos wal bear. Amos,
lub w loe DIe u oocs *ofa bas VI o's1ed form Ia
l.r bttp sdniDsLsfro ID hste tqgihbs touched oil ~
sIns nRlD ig' oate 90 earb' stotss, no egrt Toe
ord o. Coz ,,ng ,us ssituton of the Uotoi
s,sps pDntcaly are the upper and DarheI mil ones
tsun smcb lba iDqatS Gao 10 g'ouna to 30 0dsr
b m have steD long aud ita,foi'J pavrrtei We hsSe
To re. .psye wesp Ds from The osno Of che soy
sbr sp.ss hon adVef"a 10 tns ipto~pstol ~ Of aGe
s,n,,a marriage ipsptuuop @uh slsvery. elvcsy @As
,ap,i'oped ~ Goa m'IIiste Was 40. Tue fanny reia
noe among slaves nollog but breeding factory
,be -, shh AND tDs pleasure OF the Marriage
10 he slaye paFAde as impossible Gs TIA. al
taye CODE be- ore bis ,y.s, ,ehnerase,y aca,.ng rnat
q, Cpttsliau master rciloo coild 90 conc we
on "a Ib o favorable 10 ssvstoO than of savsrt
The iltuIsi pJOucuOos ~ reerspcs duties
pau rts 10 CbidreO perfect uocssyy To saves
wpa save nn'her Doneh, of bring w Der ooud Co
b nhar NJ aSoa to Cod when Dsroaps
tLe "a ~ al .tg by = cndr.
"a A. au,tl,tp Who aIae,2 To oe as ~ 20 gwen
N 'ase "@bo an"~s2" 10 conclusion, tue speaker
ssd ;be thJsless united sgsnst slavery
tbe e.tg. sha,eo pbs w,sh power mat would ep h
any pro.tiA.rrs Amy Ia t~o, Ous down as W 10
c,.le .uu 90 Il away as MIN .Eyi@lpd rae des
mo, A. tls country arc ~ comnsod Of lhe auuraD
When IN, set Tree ny yoke broken
tp4o m re ,o wl be fseo sue, reahis as tne ,orIa
r,d tr.n wiu lbtJs ore bt ss 10 me Den.ry
tlirainp OF Goa Or Ine iii Iry of Gu mt,aapy as 20
oi m,og power Then toe nssaes of houg htfn mea tp
ave heeu grosehpa 10 dasDes vi, b. ara .n upy .ta,
Nv ,heve Yuso Ibe air from ,he rno,on OF Tue
cIa,iot Of Coo iDeaI love- and w,l aod
mir,ed wlln lehs spoutape ousy whnliuy uowaos xso
gfaI.iul hall, uIas 10 tne an Of the r. ea,er of 90
pressed men. Then tbo whom tsaicoToas cuarch
a. o ssvtbo org Grs suso,tv base Sc zat blond aa1
tbrown IN the tons OF Satao 10 pc lei ceplee
st his vii, viii TeJDice find their own bon iaes
bIeaking o. ire tunch OF thus celestial ial
OF e,y, 40 das before the DIRE toolanse
Brother j. c. wkt~rER Pfesdsnt OF he Nat,ousi .Onrca
Ant slavery soc ~ ussp addressed the metuog lie re-
ftIea bn.y 10 be ton of his society as Wcs
,.r lew ks sDre ana sad hat he ren;.d 10 dodnr
so tsuioy ebd 10 Ne Yorx He mud o,ne,s eI ~ nsr.
be uJyeo upon all present. ~bep thew r,tnrnsa 10
ibcr fsp, Cpve bones sriye Tor the o. op Of Al m,
la ib,,e and ace toa. tley sena oeIeg .ops
10 The ntet OF the uafeu, socty 20 be- had 10 ,soD
on the 2s,h ipiL
Raw trakY r CnExvER then submitted tia following
Ieso uiiops which seI. adov,ee:-
Resolvso That this soc " regards with great nterss
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Opening Of ahe Nicaragua R0ute--The Cali
1Ornix 0hs.Ai S~rs Ice.
from enc MastIpglon Star. May 10l

The California ocelnwaIo mail contract was declared
OIL YESTERDAY afternoon 10 Daniel r. johnson, of New
York. ls bid Tor the line months semi onniy seq
wee to be contracted for $te2 000beng ng at
the late OF $b.9,lS7 so for ike period Of tme when
wee ny the Panama route.
The eorsommanon this contract reflects great credit
on The bead Of the depai tmept.
We bave complied the folio wing Synopsis Of the bids
of red for this from nfo derived from va
Ious sources, Principally IRON New Workers., whence all
the upoeIs were made. Tho bids we're all for SENT
monthly UPS, both wsys:-
BY Vim. g. Barney-From New York, New Orleans ana
SsvSlpab, via Bavsna, 1927 800.
Prom New York and New Orleans, via Key West,
$2ib 90
from New York and New Orleans direct, $2es 200.
From New York ana New Orleans, via Havana, $l43.
All the above bids contemplate running by the Ncsra
Cornelius Vanderbilt is believed to have bid-from New
Orleans via Panama (excusve OF the lshmus ansit vr
$685. co. and from New York Panama (exciuaye of
The lshmus usDsit) for $37 800 IL 10 SAID that he
coupeo these bi Is with condition thai opening tie
Nicaragua route himself he SHOULD have the privilege Of
pto mpg the service over " and In Case his New York
bid should be accepted then ne receive $37 600
aoonional 'or the Isbmus tspst He asked nothing ad
oohs 'or ibat transit Bel vice Ia case OF te acceptance
Of bis New Orleans bid.
The Louis ann Tehuantepec Company are sail 10 have
biGfIom New Orleans 10 V,Dtosa pay, $40 zoo; from
New Orleans to Acapulco, $500 900
Mr.. Daniei Johnson, of Ne~ York bid-From New
YORK abo New Orieaos, via Key West Sl62 900
TIE Panama Railroad Company and the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company said To have n.v--Fron
New York To San Francisco via Panama S,ee 900
also stated That IN the bios Of the TehuaD epec Com
pspy II was uDdsJstooe That tine Paci Mali Steamship
Company were TO transport the mails Acapulco
OF Vehtosa without charge 10 the government Receiving
their pay ilom the company.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
AMERICAN ATLANTIC Pacific Snip CANAL COMPANY !
New YoRK May. IL, 1859.
An article having appeared in this mornings HERALD
setting forth That " the contract for carrying the mas
s. mi monthly, between New York and San Francisco aud
New Orleans and Sun Francisco for perod OF nine
months, from ihe list October 10 the LIST July next has
teen awarored by the Post Office Department TO Mr.
hn n.apsps ha
IRgna 1stbmns foute Interest" | have deemed Il nv
duty publicly 10 announce that far this Company
concerned no offer bid has been directly or ind
Iecty by It's authority with kno Wedge or consent
for the said mail service, and that johnson has
no connection whatever with this Comp any any
authority derived from il.
JOHN 2. YELVERTON. President.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-12
United States CommissiOncr'a Court
Before Kenneth 9. While, Esq.
THE LATE POST OFFICE ROBBERY.

THE LATE POST OFFICE ROBBERY.
MAY 1.-THE United SoIes John HenSy.-Tha de-
PENDANT Is the young who arrested by tho PeM
Once Agent a charge Of stealing letters containing
crafts, &c. He B very reapooaby connected. BY the
advice q his counsel the accused waived examination
and was held " bail In the sum Of 81 500
Before Joseph Brigham, Esg.
The United States james Peiliser and FIVE cksrs-
The defendants eoarnep on board chip Weather Gage
and sent home from Psrnambrco by the American
Consul charged with an attempt 10 revolt aud rnulny
Aer examination the Com missioner committed them for
trial.