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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-02-21
Superior Court.
Before Chief Justice Bosworth and Jury.
A BANK CASE.


fEB le-J r. Buterwo'th, receiver, DC, u.s. IT, A. Miller
and John w. Wdr-Ths action brought by ex Judge
Peabody for plaintiff receiver Of the Island City Bank
against Miller the maker and Warth the endorser of
promssory note. The defence was . counter claim by
warth for money deposit with the bank This defence
admitted to wsrth to the extent of $s52 A. TO
Miller, insisted that he could not avail himsef of
claim in favor Of warth against the bank that the
plaintiff must therefore against him the whole
amount Of the note. As 10 the deposit Of Warth the
plaintiff denied the deposit except the of $352 and
NJ 10 the residue which did not appear the books Of
the bank the defendant that he went 10 the bank
on the ed day Of August 1857 and placed his book with
$500 IN it, on the counter at the place Of the receiving
teller TO make deposit, and Immediately left In haste
60 TO Staten Island that when he did at
the desk Of the receiving teller and he believed
post was never credited In the books OF the bank and
plaintiff denied that II was made
The Court gave the case 10 the jury, directing them to
decide whether the deposit was made; and they found
that the book and money were left there to decide
whether they were delivered 10 any person In the
authorized or appearing 10 bc authorized TO receive
them, or were placed In proper place the counter
and the attention Of the clerk officer charge called
10 the fact so that the bank responsible for the loss
II they found that the deposit duly made by him. no
directed them TO dnd Tor the defendant If not made 10
find for the plaintiff For tho claimed acr dcdaot
ing the amount admitted counter claim Tie iury
found for planun ior Tho amount claimed.
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The Trial Of Fire Engines on the 22d.
At meeting Of the foremen Of the different fire engine
companies, held yesterday afternoon, at Lairds Fifth
Ward Hotel for the purpose Of making the necessary
rangemenss for tho trial Of fire engine companies on Tues
day next the 22d inst, washington's birthday
Mr.. Thomas Roe, foreman Of Engine Company No. le
called the CHAIR and Jonas s. Coe foreman of En-
gine Company No. "a, was appointed Secretary
1t was, motion, unanimously resolved to appoint the
judges for the occasion.
The following gentlemen were appointed
Ex-Alderman II. r Hofmire, of New York
Mr.. Benjamin Ray, of New York.
Mr.. James K Ieggett, Of Brooklyn.
Mr.. p. b. Anderson, OF Brooklyn.
Mr.. William a. Whittmore, of Newark.
The drawings for positions resulted as follows
FIRST CLASS.
Engine No. 2, Of Stamford, Conn.,
Phoenix No. II, Of Brooklyn.
Union No. 8, Of Brooklyn.
Exempt Engine Company, Of New York.
Franklin No. 8, Of Brooklyn.
SECOND CLASS.
Mutual Company, No. 81, New York.
2-Liberty Company, No l, Newark.
3-Howard Company, No. 34, New York
Lyasy Forge Company n No. Nd H. eTssppont
6-Chatham Company, No. Is, New York
7--Protector Company, No. ~, New York.
8-East River Company, No. H. New York.
THIRD CLASS.
Harry Howard, No. SO, New York.
2-Neptune, No. s, Staten Island.
3-Protecton No 8, Morrisania.
The for playing are, that ten minutes be allowed
each company from the time the hose is attached 70 the
Il was further resolved that the nozzle of the pine Of
each engine be not over ten feet from the ground during
the time Of playing.
resolved to allow the remaining members 70 all the
The playing will commence at eleven O'Clock precisely
delegates adjournedeaon delegate expressing himself
confident in the result.
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he Coming Of the mighty eclipse when the SUMS lgh.
{ hall fadeS' IL has been done

he coming Of the mighty eclipse, when the SUMS light
hall fadeS'' IL has been done.
Thus saith the Lord which gveh sun for light by day.
ordinance the and Of the sars fr hgh Ey
night which dvideh the when the eof
the Lord of Hosts ID his name
II these ordinances depart from before me- saith Lord
fore forever.
Thus saith the Lord If heaven above measured and
the foundations OF the earth searched
cast on the seed OF Israel for all thai they done saith the
Lord.
How is II that these singular illustrations are employed
and perfect TO day they we're the day they
writtenf Again
An the host Of heaven cannot be numbered,
II my covenant be not with the day with the night
Every single one OF these modes OF illustration per-
feet The stars are absolutely numberess and the Illus
raon perfect day as it was the day in which IL
was written. There might have been another illustration
OF the North Star for by that that centuries the
people had been guided TO the NORTH It might have
rally been said when yon star shalt change its place
We know to day that the star Is changing its place.
illustration ia not there No such inquiry made; and,
concluded the Professor leave the matter with those
cations have been made they wonderful-these
modes Of illustration and these nterrogatores here. Zap
plausc,)
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Our American Cousin.
COMMON PLEAS.


FEB l9-Thc case Of Laura Kcene against A. H. Purdy
in which order was granted TO show cause why the
defendant should not be restrained from performing tho
piece called Our American Cousm," was called on when
appeared that the defendant had withdrawn II from the
boards OF his theatre aud the suit ended.
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We have received by the steamsai Tennessee arrived
at New Orleans, correspondence from Guana
the S1st Of January City Of Mexico to the 5th and Vera
Cruz the 9Th inst The they contain will be found
very interesting.
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Presidential Intrlgues at the Capital How
hirsmon Became President Prepa-
rations to Attack Vera Cruz = The
British and French Measures Against
Foreign Trade-Lerdo de Tejada at
Vera Cruz-An Appeal to the Ame-
riean Congress Affairs on the
Coast, at the Capital and
In the Interior,
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01.
The number Of its unduations controls It's tone and color
the number Of the vibrations of determines it's
sound, or the distance bet the circles caused by
throwing stone into the still waters of lake determines
person To 40 with the question in the extY We deter
mined that some Of the fixed stars distant that light
can ascertain these distances with certainty we
know that we increase the aperture the object glass
the telescope that shall be hundred times greater
sne Sp or Inc human eye exactly how far we can
stars Of the sixh magnude know the distances Of
these stars and the OF the glass and thus deter
mnc the distance Of the urthest stars according to the
power Of the glass required SEQ them And we know
that If some Of these mighty stars were blot.
ted out of existence the knowledge Of that
of thousands and hundreds Of thousands Of years.
Surely mans days must be great 10 have seen the first
flash OF light
Canst hou bind the sweet influences Peades or loose he
Csnst thou bring forth Maro,h his season. or cans thou
guide Arcturus with his sonsS ~
Everybody would understand the aluson TO Peiades
and Orion but he could comprehend those TO Mazza
roth and Arcrus But science had determined that thcse
consteatons were In turn by the changing the verna
spring, and that about the time tho BOOK of lob Vas s
posed oc written the constellation of Peiades perform
ca tnat duty Thus man cannot bind the sweet Influences
ol rlea1ee, put Sod has bound them up for ever He
the Zodiac. ~ '''''~'o"' VI
dominion thereof In the earth ~ '" - sn0
know that the same laws govern the universe now
mat were IN existence then, and there possibly depth
OF meaning In this passage which not thc compre
hendod IL s not plain TINT any one OF these inorics
eauncs a science A. a put how oomes thM the revela
framing OF thom Others might have been propoundod
"Canst thou measure the earhY w, have done N sanet
thou determine the magnitude Of these wo,ds2' II has
been DONE Canst thou we,lh The sun as in balance ~
The inquiry has been cred Cant tou M Tho
dephf Of spsce IL has been DONE "caust lhou predc,
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There was nothing TRANSFERRED to-day in Bank
Stocks. As the season for dividends is at hand
large operations will not form part of the move
ments, as within thirty days eight Of the eleven
banks will make their half yearly expose.
There were sales of 3O2 shares Leyee Steam Cot.
ton Press to-day by auction at from ll7Ml2O-
much above the intrinsic value of the stock as one
year ago it was only worth s5@ss u SHARE and in
August last it was sold at 92@93. The talk is, that
it was not worth those figures on the books, Not
having seen the books we cannot vouch; but there
has been good deal of jobbing and specializing
going on in the stock for some months past.
The Exchange market was under good feeling at
the closing rates of yesterday. The bank rates for
checks over the counter were 4@s dis. There were
several sales of double AL and other good drafts
outside at fBct. dis, and sales of commercial
sight at dis. The market ranged broadly-the
demand was free through the day, and freely met,
but unless there should be further decline in
sterling Northern sight will be steadily maintained
at about present rates. greatly depends ON daily
transactions. ltwould not require any great exer-
ton for one or two of our large exchange dealers
to move at the rate of half million of dollars per
day under the gigantic sales Of cotton, which have
"'eSiies' WV met So tiiS Wcchs lue TRANSACTIONS
in sixty days on New York and Boston were not
large The rates ranged from ls@la for choice
signatures to 1902 for good, and 2Gl2i for other
names not SO high on the ladder of fame OF course
it is hardly necessary to remark that the factory
exchange, so called, that is, bills drawn on New
England manufactures is of the highest grade par
ticularly where the purchasers of the cotton or
drawers are of our old residents, that is our old
fogies; they are not to be caught drawing on
lamp post New York jockey.
In foreign bills there were several transactions
to-day. We note steady sales of document sterling
mt 0s0GlOsa, and fraction over as well as frac-
ton below. We quote bills of lading (the general
range) from 1919, lOs@IOss. On close margin
and with low grades of cotton basis, 1919 @IOs
would be regarded quotable rates for some
bills. In clear sterling have no large sales to
note, but extreme rates are from lOS5, lO9@lO9
There was rather more doing in francs Two
operations, embracing 100000, were closed at 90
We quote from $3.50, 5.ls4@5.17a.
If we take the balances held by the banks for
five years past, and the good demand prevailing
for the West, we cannot reasonably expect that
rates will decline to the specie rates. that is to adj
init the importation of gold
The following figures denote the balances of ex-
change held by our banks at the dates specified:
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THE OLDEST CANDY MANUFACTORY
IN AMERICA.
ESTABLISHED IN 1906
CHARLEs HEIpsIEcK CHAMPAGNE

This celebrated Wine Of the above well known brand has
BEEN and will continue to be- received by the undersigned
quantities to the increased demand dealers and con.
snmers Thoroughly satisfied from the strongest evidence tim,
comes from the closest ne descendant the and first
established hose of fIeideck Co. of Rheims they taken
hold Of IT with determination TO bring Ii
tnco before the public generally heretofore
The superior quality of ,his article satisfy any that It's
enataon Is from where great attention.
thorough experience have been brought produc.
ton Charles eidseck has given whole mind to the perfec
ton Of bis wine and TO making worthy of name FIRE.
queh visits TO The United States have fully
understand and appreciate the wishes
and oil his having ptohted by that information ty
the Champagne presented for the palate connoseu
n wine unsurpassed for its rsh bouquet general
The varieties of brands of Champagne tend greatly doubt
confuse the purchaser but the lovers of good genuine wine
must look for Charles Heidsieck full on tie label AZ well
as On the corks and capsules.
T. W. BAYAUD 4 CO.,
General Agents for North America, New York.
The Charles Eeiiseck obtained in quantities at the
under mentioned houses besides many others not here named
and st retail with all the principal hotel keepers.
Ell. HART eco,
]. II. 81 N MARKS,
sEWELL T, TAYLOR,
fe2 ly PAYNE, STEELE h co.
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SUGAR. The sales Of Sugar embraced some
800 hhds. at still better prices Fair to Fully Fair
7@7sc. U h.
MoLAssEs. Some 1000 bbls. were sold at 500
40c. for Prime and Choice, and 400, half bbIs. at
44c. y gallon.
FLOUR. We heard of no sales Of any import
ance. Superfne held at Sc 90 and upward,
and that price was refused for straight brand.
CRAM. The sales of Corn included 1000 sacks,
in lots at 66@7Oc, 800 at &c. 100 at 6s and $50 at
zoe. U bushel. OF Oats 200 sacks st. Louis were
Sold in three lots, at 53c. and 140 at SIC % bushe
OF Bran 100 sacks sold at 81 l5 $50 at 81 III and
200 at 81 20 u 100 lbs.
Provisions. .. The sales of Pork were confined
to retail parcels, at SIG 90 U bbl for Ness. OF
Bacon so casks Ribbed Sides sold at lO2c. rs
Shoulders at ST. and Is tcs. new sugar-Cure
Hams at Ice. u b. In Lard we heard Of no trans.
actions.
COFFEE. Sales GOO bags, Of which 200 at III
so at III, 200 at l24, and $50 at 124c. U b..
SALT. :. "A cargo of 4Ol0 sacks Liverpool Coarse,
sold afoat at Soc % sack.
WHISKY. Very dull and nothing reported
HAY. 200 bales Western sold at -, previously
held at 500 U tun.
FREIGHrs. -. Cotton was shipping to Liverpool
at Id in Foreign and American vessels.
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The monthly return Of the Branch Mint does NOT
show very extensive business If the old rate OF
122ac. y OF. were allowed for silver, bullion and
CON- instead Of III, there would be more grist
brought to the mill.
The receipts Of cotton have been very heavy for
the week, reaching $500 bales, which figures
have not been attained before. The rseeipts at
Mobile for the week up to last night were 3s, s5s
bales making the total receipts at that port $50 27s
bales. The receipts at Savannah up to the evening
of the 2sth Of November were 174,5s7 bales. We
have no regular returns from Charleston later than
the 18th ult. The receipts at all the ports up to
this evening, including own, foot up the great
quantity of fourteen hundred and ninety thou
sand seven hundred and four bales Il ,4ss ,7o4
bales.) Tolerabiy strong developments towards
four millions and quarter Of bales. ~
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Inc increase in exchange balances is not to that
amount that the heavy operations in that branch
would inculcate. The balances last year at this
Time were three and half millions of dollars in ex
cess The deposit line last year was s2l ,3O6 900.
The following were the changes for the CORES.
ponding week last year:
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1=z=7e,z==z--,NEVV ORLEANS. JACK.
kss g 10 ys4saz son AND GREAT NoRfHEKN
1859. Transportation Department. 1850,

Freight will he received the Companys Depot foot Of
Hope street up 70 $50 T. ~, daily Sundays excepei)
All freight intended for transportation be distinctly
marked with the initials Of consnee and place
nnon and no freight will be received unless consigned
established stations the line of the
Blank railroad receipts freight may be obtained al the
depot or At Messrs. Corson Armstrong; Camp street, BY
those who wish TO 80 :
The Company holds itself responsible for the value Of all cot
ton shipped by the road, which may lost lre
time is eceped for stations line twelve hours
notice to cognees of Its arrival the depot this city
This Company and all the Railroad Companies constituting
tie Great Southwestern Line" between New Orleans and New
York, having made arrangements with the Adams Express
Company to run regular daily through Express between the
Two cities the Express business heretofore carried
railroad Company for its account is discontinued,
Express matter will be carried by the Adams Express Inform
atien can be obtained this subject of j. j. MCkEEyER
So Camp street. ~
Agents o. the Railroad Company permitted
or receipt for bank notes specie ewelry express mat
ter They will be received by the Adams Express Camp ST.
BENTLEY d. HASEII,
chief Engineer and Gen'l Supt,
7. s. WILLIAMS,
Master of Trans
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8ebitlu of tbt alarAsts.
CRESCENT orrIcE, No. 70CAn

CRESCENT OFFICE No. 70 Carr Street )
Monday Morning Dec. s, 1859
COTTON. The rainy weather interfered with
business on Saturday and the sales were confined
to about 1000 bales prices still being within the
range of our last quotations.
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Sc1looners.
FOR SALE--FOR SALE.

FOR SALE-A LARGE AMOUNT OF PROPERTY
= IN the First Second Third and Fourth Districts Jefferson
CITY G'eenvle, Carollon ETC. Also several Plalations-a
together Two numerous to paculaze-among which are ele
giant Residences comfortable Dwellings, Sores desirable va
Properties in the country Plantations
BEARD, PITTS & GARDFER SMITH
Successors TO J. A. Beard & COL
Office 81 Common street
ms II between Camp AID St. Charles, near Camp
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NI,MzW sAsss7H ss1lsas

= losx - Short I0ens de wsss. 9se0Ide
Enc .ollowmg y the ccnpssaays slassnsns II
loAns' a'scoun'a, mortgages ed pssdsss, wleh ~
elades active movement, ezsspsias sxehsars II
dead weight: - s = -
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Nsn Orleans 1ailp Crestent.
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1863.

See back Of this page for Shipping and
River InteIlfRence
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LEVER AND AGUE

as oss1 s part Of The s.se he
s decay Tbs eSslved by s '' o
solar heat wet soil and rises with the water vapor it.
surface III, virus wit with Shia ronh ti h Ssfl nn 1s
s ss rR t ss
@ so@ sI o s % @ yn mot Sn s blu. ae The
the circulation and produce violent constitutional
ss es ea The sst
s e the fs s9 he hsna
force them 1t The blood leaves The surface and
T'i s y1G s FvE TT o
5 n which ne blood the ces,r organs and rashes
through The other exeetorytlo skin. this also
day. s the ad ts s9F S1G
We have labored find, and have found an antidote
asss e%rs blood and .m
ea's this r as@S ei disorder sa win perfect
s' hGs e s ss
peses ind a Il ] hs free its at
% "e,o not ss a bit hs
sksa nisTs
ss Sss .
p Stomach and heh rhsa te@ om
this capss VIII be found to assume The
msns and The disease.
This accompishes BY stimulating the to expel
hslea to do this their office Of sr accord Hence arises
tend x sn mot @ enough Ss., e. :, sae n h at
We have believe this well
for s os ns Of Witch
and j. has SUI another Important to the public which
Dr. j. e. lowell A X.s. & Co..
PRICE, ONE Dofi.AR PER BOTTLE
Ayers Cherry Pcctoral,
Has won for Itself such @ the of variety
us Us s' whsrssss M See ea
more than s the people f It's a% kept
% 4 s e tit has ss en n % be do
FOR ALL rs Aysgs c 81 Etsa Hs MEDICINE
For for the e Dyspepa for jsIndce
for Foul !; ssmash .hs e
y o diseases s pr hs sG Fl Ss
SSqmplaip fq ropsy fel de e Tser Taos ss
tiS ssulsa Purifying the Blood D''s' ~ w
them snsan and being purely vegetable no harm
ss- Price, Is cents per box; five boxes for ST.
Great numbers cergymen Physicians Statesmen and emf,
nent have lent their certify unparalleled
usefulness Of these remses but here will
.sf sI sfGS hss '9 ssn s, ~s
a h Sc s hsGys e s"mH and the
d ns % he Ext % By Ss%sas VIII
others The sick want the best aid there for them they
Ali remedies for sale by
j. WRIGHT h CO.,
Noss2l and Isl Clartres street N o.
Also by HAVILAND, CLARK & GEORGE, Mobile and by
all Dealers -ic22 I'm
DYEING.".........DY .........DYEING
JBONTEMPS, DYER AND SCoURER
No. So Bourbon street,
Has the honor inform the public that has Just assumed
the the Dyeing Establishment 70 Royal srec,
aud that he will continue heretofore with the careful
tion for which he is celebrated.
which, for twelve years. he has salts.
customers his establishment on Bourbon
street a guarantee for those who may honor him with their
patronage, o7-y
TUST RECEIVED-AL LARGE INVOICE Of
u Fruits, in Juice.
Brandy Fruits,
Assorted Syrups,
Orange Flower
~ Assorted Punches,
Fruits Syrup.
For sale by S. D. GRATTAA & CO.,
s3l II No - t'ustenhoIsc 81.
NAILSSO kegs Nails, assorted brands for
IN sale by kE-tRNY, BLOIS X CO..
ol9 e IMAGINING
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re- re- = isyy aiE Dec a. ls58 ( ~. ~.
cc + ies dec 3, 1865 I.g2 W.
D g D ic- 3.2fa,8a3 - 1'A'
o'noi'on OF ne Banks Of is city for se wset ending
Saturday, December g. 1ssp
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Persons running Steam Engines have any quantity Of
Cotton Seed Hus desirable article for making stsan the
mere hauling Call at 70 and . ST. Joseph street. Them
IN use. n22 Ina
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Wilbur's ON nfbus Ii

Wi1bur's Omnibus Line.
The Coaches and Baggage Wagons OF "WILBURS OMSI.
BUS Linz Will call for passengers any Of the Holes
part Of the city by leaving the Office Of The N O.
j. and g. N. r. r. on ST. Charles street.
MI II r. WIZ pTp
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sxxx VALUABLE PLANTATION AND a
HTS8sI4AyES FOR SALE -
FREE FUEL.

r ANDING EX-sCHR yERG. ANToNIErA 20 bales
- ZARzAPARIIIA, 10 tuns FUsTIC and small Id Ok
HORN. For sale by s1z4 BARELII 4 CO.,
y "a
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CoNNuTATIoN Tickets.

COMPUTATION TICKETS
Persons wko reside In the city and have residence
Of twenty FIVE for personal uss At reduced rates
the office ST. Charles ' "
q. =. OAKLEY
BENTLEY D. HASETI.. e
Chief Eng. and Gen. Superintendent
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WINES AND LIQUORS

WINES, BRANDIES, etc.,
AGENCY OF
MARETT CO., BRANDY, Cognac,
PoULTNEY eco, BRANDY, Cornac.
G. G. H. I.URMAN, BRANDY, Berdesux
F. KEEPER & CO., WINES, Bordeaux.
MORT CHANDoN, CHAMPAGNE, Epernay
AARzETTI SONS, PORTER and ALE London
subscriber being duly authorized agent for the above
mentioned hoses, socs terms for direct i'm
poatos Of all articles in their line stock which always
hand Merchandise of every description bought and sold on
commission. -
S. WOLFF
n7 ty corner Gravier and New Jevee streets
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ERANCIs & LOUTREL-
No. 45 MAIDEN LANE
New York.
Every variety Of Blank Book Paper Stationery Steam Print
ing A,hosrapbic Work and Book. Binding.
R6- Orders respectfully solicited. jylsly
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Extra special trips from Lake night by Horse Car
when required, by notifying the Conductor.
The Steam Train will GENTLY Station when notified
mail trips and during the hour trips
noon Fare each Is and conductors timely
notice to stop.
onnbusses leave Canal street for the Depot every
aDtf
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Ts sail on THURSDAY Dec. 8. at 8 o'clock A. NJ
ES& UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
N EXNt Southern Steamship Csmpaay-For Galveston
Matagords Bay-The superior coppsred and copper
mander will above carrying u mails For freight
passage having apply
Office Of the Steamship Company
G. Il. PAYNE, Manager,
No. 81 Camp street.
steamship Of this line will every Thursday and Sun
day mornings for the above ports. DIS