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The Shasta courier., 1868-06-06
For the Benefit cf Suffering Human
itV,

FROM Mr.. THoMAs.-We have used Henley's
Royal Balsam in my family this winter. There is
no use talking. 1t throws everything in the shape
of Cough medicine in the shade that 1 ever saw
My wife troubled with asthma or smotherng
spells for years, and could get nothing have any
effect until l struck this "Royal Balsam'' She is
now about, WELL 1t cured me of the worst cold
l ever had in my life in one night. Whenever our
children have anything like cough, few drops
given on going to bed-that is the last of the
cough never intend to be without it in the
house.
B. THOMAS, the paper man.
The Shasta courier., 1868-06-06
From Mr.. Pittoek.

We have used some of 'Henleys Royal Balsam''
in my family and think it is splendid medicine
for children, as well as for grown persons. For
Coughs and Colds L freely recommend it to the
public. r. PITT0CK.
The Shasta courier., 1868-06-06
HenIey'S Royal Balsam

Challenges the world to produce anything in the
shape of Medicines that will remove aud eradicate
a Cough or soreness in the Chest, as prompt, no
matter what form the disease might assume. Hen
ley's Royal Balsam" is the best Medicine in the
world for Bronchial or Pulmonory affections For
Group or Hopping Cough, there is nothing on
earth that can equal it. All motherers and Nurses
ought to have bottle close by them, it will give
a child relief in two minutes. 1t is entirely veg
etable, and will prove blessing to the human
family.
The Shasta courier., 1868-06-06

Ns- L. p. FISHER--Is the only Agent
of tie SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with pow
ers to receive subscriptions and advertisements, and
receipt for the same.
0FFICE-169 Washington street. opposite Ma
guire's Opera House.
The Shasta courier., 1868-06-06
THE SORROWS OF WIvEs.-The Woodbridge
Mnennnnnr &C H. OoI IL a.. IL. Z

THE SORROWS OF WIvEs.-The Woodbridge
Messenger of May 23d relates the followngi
An event transpired few days ago in this
place that, if somewhat characteristic of Cal.
ifornia life, may be. benefcially brought to
the light. A certain gentleman of this
town, who is liberal dispenser of Hostetter
and other celebrated brands. had chanced to
find his affinity in a somewhat recent import
alton from IL. B. NJ IS cominions in Amer.
lea. The matter went on beautifully turtle
doves and young cupids everywhere conspic-
uous in the eye of the imaginative, and Mad
am Rumor said the Fourth of July would be
doubly blissful to some parties; but, alas,
for the dream of bliss Their happy val
ley" was beseged by a blooming matron, the
mother of two children, who claimed mat.
rimonial privilege for her intrusion and cav
lierly becoming the duenna of the expectant
BRIDE informing the party of the male per-
suasion that she only came to put stop to
his Mormon proclivities, and would have
nothing to do with him if he brought his
weight in gold. Having filled her mission,
she took stage the next day for Sacramento.
The Shasta courier., 1868-06-06
From Judge Maruuam.

| have used "Henley's Royal Balsam," myself
and family. and find it a frst-rate medicine for
Coughs and Colds. 1 hereby recommend it to the
public.
P A. MAROUAM
The Shasta courier., 1868-06-06

A WELL known physician used to say that
roast beef, serenity of mind, cold water baths,
an amiable and pretty wife, would make
almost any man healthy, wealthy and wise.
The Shasta courier., 1868-06-06

BLASTING AT LINE PoINT.-Our readers
are aware that the Government is prepar-
ing site for the fort to be erected at Lime
Point For this purpose it is necessary to
remove a considerable portion of the hill at
that place. On the 10th inst, blast of
1900 pounds of powder was fired. A tun-
mel had been run into the hill to the depth
of sixty feet, and drift thence at right
angles for the same distance. A chamber
was excavated at that point, in which was
placed 1000 pounds Of powder wire
having been connected with this, the drift
was then filled up with dirt for forty-ive
feet when $500 pounds more of powder was
placed in another chamber The whole tuu-
mel was then filled up to its mouth.
The charges were simultaneously fred, by
means of magueto-electric machine. An
eyewitness says that no noise was heard,
but that = the whole face of the hill in front
of the drift was seen to move outwards and
fall into the sea-" About eighty thousand
tons of rock was displaced.
The Shasta courier., 1868-06-06
THE
SHASTA COURIER.
PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MoRNlNS'
BY JOHN j. CONMY.
Publication fice,-Armory Hall
Building, First Floor.

Terms of Advertising:
For One Saaare of 10 lines or less, one insertion
Four Dollars; for each subsequent lnsertlon' Two
Dollars.
A liberal discount made to Monthly and Yearly
Advertisers.
Ms- Advertisements not marked with the num-
Ser of insertions thereon, will be continued until
ordered out, and charged accordingly.
ALSO,
Having furnished Office with an elegant as,
sortment of FANCY JOB TYPES, we are prepared
to execute neatly and expedtiously, all manner Oh
Job Printing, such as
Bills of Fare, Bill Heads,
Circulars Handbills,
Pamphlets, Programmes,
Ball Tickets, Cards,
Posters Books,
Law Blanks, Catalogues,
Drafts, Checks, &c.
The Shasta courier., 1868-06-06
STOP THAT THIEF
OF A
g o ugh y!

1T IS STEALING FROM YOU YOUR
Health, which is dearer to you than all your
Wealth. Nine-tenths of the diseases prevalent in
this climate spring from Colds and Coughs.
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BROOKLYN INTELLIGENCE.

CoaoSEa's ISoussr. An inquest was held yesterday
afternoon on tho body OF Morris Coleman, jewish ped
er who died suddenly a, place OF abode the base
men, o. 10 Hamilton avenue, on Tuesday nlsht last
suspected that desh might have the result
IN exaI1 matt Of tis bod 10 be made BY DR..
Shepard TIE doctor found that the immediate cause
OF dea cnl.r cement Of tue liver AID heart and
Rspsral decay If the organs OF respiration there
beng nohing tn iudcato e.. presence 0t any hing IKE
violence, the jurg found verdict IN accordanos with
the iae,s ddtced by toe med ca Testimony.
ASSAULT VIVA KsIsE-I Two men named Francis
EoCebo and James F,nnegaa entered thu saloon OF
James acGovern, 50 Hudsou avenso, at late hour on
"wednesday ngt. and refusing 10 pay for two oyster
sews Of winch they had partsk we're assaulted by
aud neck. scGovera VAS arrested aud tak,n before
Jususs cornwe yesterday, who Commute cd the accused
20 await examiaa,i1n.
AILreEn ROBBERY A warrant was issued BY the Po-
lice Justice few DAYS ago. aud entrusted TO ofoer Ham
bier Tor Ia eSscuon for tssarrcst OF Mcnnel s. Mons
o. charge o. stealing OF genemens furn sbsg
GOODS from stsphsB a. hes valued at 5000 The officer
Was unrhe ~ ccue with tho accused bat the latter
went voluntarily before Justice Corrwell yesterday
aus gave hlinsef Up. SimmOas, howevs ", waived ex.
sneAhsh end gave bail 10 INC sum Of 81 800.
BuRcLARIs.--The residence OF Mr. John Ccsdisr u
Wnisw street. was brokn THO at "a early hour yestor.
cay morn6s and robbed Of about SIS worth OF property
kr Goiding beard the thief aud gave chase TO him.
Omcef keI'Hau caught the fellow the South ferry
aod took bun e. the station bouas where he rays Ma
name ~ joan hufnY. lie Is believed to 10 an old
offender
Tue house occupied BY 4. G. hoy, SO HEX, street.
was .utsf'o and robbed OF 500 worth OF clothing On
Wednesday sishs last lLs thief made good hn e.
Cape.
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continent where, under the prov,dsncs or God, Il
would stand unmpaired and faithful Tor AZ. time 70
unaccoun' able that Africa, with her immense
population OF ono hundred millions Of souls:
have been neglected., and, az IL were almost
forgotten By The Creator. But this was not 81, Tor At
evidently was tho inten'i OF the Almighty 70 evausa-
ize tia, continent from the United States not hv TIE
sd or the ABeo Saxon or tho varous religious denoi-
ma IONS rspresentng hat race oot MAINLY torouan .e
instrumeDtality OF the educaei AMI religious negro,
who. emiRr grating from shores iinbued with the en-
ligstepmant OF hsher doyslopnsnt, wonid spreoi
the blessings of Christian civilization and evangeioai
truth throIgh his now beniehtei counirs.
HOMEOPATHIC MEDICAL ceLSGE The eighth annual
commencement or The Nav York Homeopathic Medi-
cal College wns held last evening at the ball OF the
Historical Society. or Second avenue and Eleventh
street. There very numerous ard snre, aud
much interest appeared to he manfcatod in the pro-
ceedngs the chief item Of which he conterriug OF
degrees Of madicre those students who Ind success
fully passed the usual examination. pat vorh's band
was in attendance ard opened exercises wi n seec
tion OF the popular airs from a Grande huches .,
after which Rev. D. K Ice ofer"i M prayer rne
degrees then conferred forty two students by
Professor J. Bcasley, NJ ID. Addresses were subse-
quen ly delivered by Rev. y. Lee, J.. U Avery, NJ
d i. and Professor s. r. K'eov, N D. throughout the
evening the PROCEEDINGS diversified hv some ex-
celent pieass Of music, ana were brought to Close
with the beaedc'ion.
TUE PoLYrrcHMc AssocIA uoy-rhe stated meeting OF
this body held last evening In room No "a Cooper
Institute s. D. Tilman presiding. The business of the
meet,ng usna', CONSISTED of tho exhbiton AMI ds
cussien OF ipveRcns and the rsadng of sc entdc
essays Tho principal invention exhibited was one
which consisted Of the appieRten OF ~Dter and pctro
leum to purposes Of heating and cooking. for
which several advantages were canned new
gas e-rner, for which tho points ri brill ant
lighting and economy of material were claimed, vas
also exhibited and var1ousy canvassei md commented
upau; at which tho session dcvot, 10 the read
ing Of scientific papers, tho pr!ncins OF which was
outline NJ tho pressnt condition OF science "a relating
10 unitarian poses-a subject covering grouad by
far too extended to admit If minute discussion. The
crowded with practical isans and inventors
verifying tho theatrical phrase tS andng room onlv'
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT aOuaT-IH BANKRUPTCY.
Important Decisi ON

important DectSlOu.
In the A1Rer Of John fhomps ~ Baatrupt.-rhs order
for creditors 10 cause why the above bankrupt
Should be discharged oeiug reurnaOe the 1stn
day Of February 1863 at eleven o'clock the bankrupt
with MS counsel Mr. More appeared before Register
Day ton and Mr.. G. A. Seixas appeared Tor the Mer-
chans Exchange Bank, creditor having duly proved
his debit having D, lie ter OF attorney du aathor
lzed said counsel TO appear on HI, beas Aa examsa-
vi Daukrup Tusuaut order Of his court.
now gong belere sad Register tho same havag
been carried aaa adjo rned from day day for sew
erai days ana having been continued and NOT
couclud'd d.
Mr. seixas requested that al proceedings upon the
return SAID order show Da adjourn pend
INK the exam nation o. the bankrupt and others.
Mr. Moe, on 0e.a OF the bankrupt, objected to any
adjournment, on tvs ground that aDiess counse! Tor
creditor should first enter ms appearance under rue
twemy-four woud.be irregua- adjourn tue pro-
ceei.s To enable creditor 10 enser n. psaIauco
IN 0ppo.itioa to tee discharge at q ia day
sexas claimed that an adJoarnuient oil the hear
Ing and proceedings upon the order to show Cause
necessarily operates 0xtsad the time Tor creditor
enter 8 appsaran opp,stion and that the rights
OF cIednr the adjourned dny OF the order 20
me III al respects as lbe return day.
lne Opinion OF the Register thai the tendency oil tho
examination Of the bankrupt constitutes good cause,
un icr slxtA general for adJoarnnk the 0us-
ness Oh showing eaue pursuant 70 the order 20 snow
Cause tDaL adjournment can be made without
Repairing the creditors lie up uader ruio
t"en,y-four objecng TO the discourage.
The bankrupt requested The Regis err to certify his
decision 10 the court, which was done. the Ioow.
irg s,ou OF Judge B'atobord was rendered. no
Register MAS c0rrecs IN Lis d.eis.on.
Petitions FL ei Yesterday.
Wslwerth .. Crane and John X. Fassitt New York
c.iy- Referred To Register VILLAINS.
Jaues h. Stevens, New YORK cty-Referred 70 Kogls-
Ter Fiten.
jacob d. Mills, New York city-Referred 70 Register
Day,sa.
Henry Flsig, New York city-Ro.erred to Register
Alien
James X. Gilmore, New York city Referred to Regis
ter Dwight
wlliam E. Adams, New York clty-Rsrerrod TO Regis
tor WiiiiamA
Kruger BssSy and Jamos auckland, Now Yark city
Referred " Register FLcn-
Joha George AcGre2or, New York city-Refsrred TO
Register Day ,Yn
Jonn II Wood, New York eity-Rsfsrsd TO Register
Alen
to ile. isier CoSo
| James Doyle, New York sity-Referred to Register
Ketoham.
William Dean. Now York city-Rofsrrod 70 Register
Fitch.
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Mexican Trcasury Report.


Minister Romero made his first treasury report 10 the
Mexican Congress on January 81. From his document
appears that the government will henceforth mako
rupous contracts pedging the customs revenues
He advocates sole general direct tax The value OF
real estate In the capital Is officially calculated AT
$50 900 600 in Tacubaya and Tlalpam. at $4,000 o0o
The reports given In however never show moro than
$4,000 600 for all three places stop is TO be put 10
this fraud. On assuming Hi.s Senior Romero found
orders for payment pending that amounted to
sl63, 2o6 90 In 6fieen days he paid shout s27, 900
without HeEecng the current evrenses OF government
He will give his attention 10 securing tte return of reve
nue. from the Pacific Custom houses Much has hereto
fore lost by neglect in this rsRect The revenue
OF the district OF The capital yeidsro customs $50 900
TO 900 monthly. direct taxes from $40 900 10
$50 oo0 stamp duty from $4,000 500 600 monthly.
The n,Ints longer be- leased but conducted by
government The expenses of the aimlnis'ration
amount monthly 20 about 81 057 sal 10 divided thus:
Foreign Affair, 81 500. Home Dooar mont, $i,9S5 lG;
Justice, 50 100 70; War, s677, 700 rs; Finance,
sl95, 3S2 49, Federal District fcapita S31. ISL 90:
Congress. Executive SPECIAL fund presidcps stan and
extraordinary expenses, Si3i jli so commission
has been appointed 10 revise the tarin The basis of
this revision be all duties TO be confined to i'm.
ports; prohibition 10 BIO abolished, but high duties
levied on hitherto prohibited goods
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PENSACOLA, ebzo-cisared ship Conway tBr) Owens,
PHiLADELPHIA. Feb a-Arivsd. steamship Saxon.
Boggs, Boston.
PORTLAND. Peb 25-srriyed. fehr Grand leland. Az
wood. Rocklsn1 for SYork
ClsaredRark new. of Portlapi) harston. Ma.
tanzls; gs uhareaa, Nichols. Sagul; fBr),
Adar .chr Arthur buros Ffoa1ea do.
10th 10 rcd. bark ksTnanby fBrl Me ntosh. Buenoe
Aye
PROVIDENCE Feb 26-Ar-ivef sesr Sarah Mss Tutte,
Baltimore. Retow schrs Mail hern Richmond; Allen
Lewis Bennett baltimore
s ilef-scnr Transit End colt Biz thetspor
SAN FRANCISCO Feb % Arrived ships Archer, Power,
NYork. Sid1n. do Hamburg.
In port Feb -. ship Rhoia sr lrm from Yokohama,
arr yed olsly. .
wnarh and Giants Caussway (Br) kinney Liverpool;
scbr nchAntress tcz ms, sNo K.
Cy OF Port al frince, Jackson, and To-
dar. Phillips boston, =
23i-Irrived ship Aaron Brown. Hawkins Liverpool;
scar A nawkus, Boston
2iih-Arrved ship Screamer iiverpooi DIRK huoy Lon
don.
Ccnred--r.ark Delhi. Liverpool.
WILMiNGruN No Feb a5-Arrivcd schr Queen Of the
West Beatty Work
Mar Hal shepard and l. q Wish art. Mason, boston.
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NEW YORK CITY.
THE COURTS.
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT ccuaI-JuaY TERN.
The Hutt0n.sschelI Cnse.
Before Judge Smalley.

beioro Judge smalley. -
Tho examination Of witnesses IN this case closed yes
to-day morning with isf examination OF Mr. Hu,ton,
the CLAIMANT Mr. Simon Towie then proceeded With
hs summing up. Counsel Introduced new points, not
only as 10 the law but the facts the case had
not teen 70 erred 10 or taken upon previous I!a
10 nieat thsse counsel on The Eiie compelled
10 put aconsderaoie Of a1diona testimony be-
fore put upon The record Mr. Tawle commended that tho
"nas OF tns costly IiiSailon ns the go. ernmaht
IA TINS and kindred suits from bi1ndors and
mistakes Of tue subordi odlcsrs OF tho in
tue several paris If tho c Try tlat many cases
ycxaous and quibsnng poins nad been raised uron IN
voices anu eu Ties, The cons deraon Of watch was
intended 10 and uliIy did misl ad coec and APP
PaserS dnu clerks FROM per APPS guest ons OF greater
import. un the same was IN ey oyerupSel OF unti
some Dnnder at the department, gave handle 20 lul-
porers 10 turn round up tie department and Institute
v. xauons aud costly suits against H. he hoped the
courts wou not only decd. the Law, but Il 80
pass on the true spirit or the laws and the design
OF Congress IN d, clarng wat suoud be dauabe articles
OF nercnand SO, bat would pass upon the rales,
regulations and Instructions Of tho department, "h!cu
had Ia great measure opened wide the dor for Aese
suits.
Mr. f. Dela1eld Smith. counsel for the claimants, fol-
loved and the court and jury ali the
az issue the question oil law AMI of fsc presenting mang
strong points OF argument against the views presented
by tue opposing counsel
AT the conclusion OF Mr.. Smiths argument the
was adjourned Til Monday next.
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E.9iish mud spanish Conventions.

II has been announced that tho government will
offer TO buy the sounds o. the abnve conventions.
hacipg Apr rratcd q or 500 900 dollars for that
purpose. The mode O. procedure ia foows:-lne
ernnent agent puts up $4,000 in cash. ord rs
IN TO Treasnr. aud asks who will give English or
Spanish bonds Tor the One offers, six bonds,
anoh offers tau, smother oor more and So on until
there more bids Ii thus species OF auction 10y
winch the government buy in these bonds NJ the hest
price which thew got them. The bonds are then
forthwith cancelled Before the intervention the old
French debt bought Ia from tina 10 time IN tn g
manner and at the date OF Tho landing or the first
French TRANS had been actually reduced 10 soma "one
hundred and thirty Thousand dollars and This tho
total OF Mexican Legitimate" Indebtedness 10 France
al ioat date The Jsck.r deb. was "cooksd" up aftar
wards 10 servo The purposes Of the French Intervention
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MARRIAGES ANO DEATHS.



BoYp-DoDp -BRoHa--iSgS> Err On Tuesday FEB
ruary IS at Madison by the Rev. John Lyle,
JOAN BOYD Esd to iiss 5ELiS. noDu both OF New
York. Also Jsas BaowN, E-q., OF D,ment, H. TO Miss
SARAH BE<ScTr. OF Now York No cards,
JuoD-Ksf~ y.--0n Monday, tebr AIRY "A, ny Kew
j. Gia rd al tns Jriis's resdenc. Bedford, III j. Il
JUDD 10 Mrs. $ T. KELLY.
RraL-DE LsUw.-ou Sunday, February %, at Hud-
son City, N. j., ny the Rev D,puen sthmdt, &. A RUIZ
to EMILE O. A. De LgUw, daughter OF Id ae Lsuw Of
Cronrnhers, Prussia. No CT da
scHESCK- cEgsD On Wednesday evening, February
&C. at tho reid OF the BRIDE by the Rev. lhomaa
Anderson, WILLIAM X scaEScK SELMA II. sSsAD, all
OF this city.
sLAroR--EccLEs-os.- Monday, February "a, at tho
Chur OF tho Hay Aposllcs Ninth avenue, corner oil
Iwenty.eghth stress, by tho v. mr. loSland, THOMAS
SLAroR TO MAMIE daughter or Edward Ecceston all Of
this city.
aforementioned On Monday, February 10, by
Rev. l.. > Weed, SAMUEL b. sTuyvEsASr 10 MARY n
HANSON. No csrds.
WASH uRs-HENphc ks,N AT Hampstead, Sunday,
February g. by Res. A. Morgan STEPHEN .. WASH
BuRs, OF Bro lkyn, % LiBaE ), daughter Of Oliver
Hsndricksop, Esq, Of Hampstead
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;tariue Disasters.


Bnrs EtvE ALLAN Alin Of sheiburne Ms, stranded
Monday last 2th ,ns, Key Breton. Tru,dad do
Cuba Assistance Immediately sent 10 her ai (The
was built at shelburne, Ms. in 1896 and c57 tons
regstsr)
srr,aER lHrs BRADY. Patterson. from New York for
Ereoe. Ayres before rerosci mt o s,u lin i,s.in
m. sie. ,unisrs cry ns,yy wcaho; She viii
prS dSS pe On 'f tSe s m a. as. the steamer
HAWK V MR. icae, fbcforo reported, from Boston.
so1pa 20 SsSs WIN a ran ssors :, Ssp ay on the
q The gulf 'ram. The Bahalna wreox.rs worked two
on oS Ia, as was so o P ne o.s
fs and , %s r . s s ' g,y ,,. pspsn
s prrpo.e q srran r.s say,se VIII ca Tns settled With
about The 10Th Inst.
nd IST 5T' rSSi SsTs 'pF at riS s
po os e Cruz c wss o s'ss ne re-
sns was IN ballast and ready 10 cargo Of
titan casa ut ss before reported.
Scle >outt. scners fro Sagus for Now York, put
away.
esesd sS in. % SCUM sResi S.,vy gale. ws'ei swsp
dsess losns rky 'sy,g bat. breaking forsbooa and
BIiscsiianeous.
rurser Hucrtss, Of tho steamship Rsas, from Hs-
vans viii thanks for the pronp, delivery our
es md d,spaehes and for full nes OF papers,
STEAMSHIP CotUxRfL FROM Hsvana via Charleston for
New York, put into Norfolk Eth short OF coal.
s'HS for yag wS: ssss r.m Scy Y
was spoken b. Br BRIG ottawa. bosnd for tiasr Ths
CapolA next was seen about Ave miles ts ieewsrd Of Me
Ottawa aud supposed to be her bcau ends After that
tire ns,hleg was heard from her for s,nas week. aad
beng onR overdue cara entertained for her safov
y psats, however ,hat aao was blown og and put into
81 Thomas whence she cleared for 1urks Islands, aad
the Oh inst called thence for Now York.
Notice To nartnsrs.
JANIS pivRn-rUoYs suU.
The following suoys in Jnncs River, Va. are stated 70 DO
ont OF ORDER
The frat buoy 10 Trsnrs Reach that in the Grave.
yard sunk, aud rhond ec pumped The spar buoy
marking the frenrs Rssoa broken oil,
Warwisk's Bas has gone adrift
WRECK orr oRroRDvvss
TRIsuy HOUSE,. LONDON. Feb II, 1859
Notice IN hereby given that buoy marked with
the word Wreck" has been laid Is ashoms Ne Of vessel
sunk OF Orfordnsss.
The buoy lies in fshoms at low wstsr spring ,ides with
the following marks and compass hearings, vz.i-
oxford church, just 10 the hight OF Orori Castle
Oxford Low Light sw By WV, distant nile
ny order, ROBN ALLEN. Secretary.
Whnlomen.
Bark Albion, Thomaa Jan a. lat - ~ NJ lon
nv ". slsep, al wsI, bound 70 Bravo Had seen sperm
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MAILS FOR THE PACIFIC.

me steamship Arizona will sail irsm this port on
Saturday for Aspinwali.
The malls for Central America and ths South Pacific
win CLOSE At bsi.past ten O'Clock Ia the morning.
THK NEW YoRx HsRALp- Edition for the Pacao--v,I
DO ready Al hslfpast nine In the morning.
Single oopisa In wnppsn for mailing, ax o,n,a
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The Steamship Eagle, Captain Greene, from havana
on the 22d, arrived at this port yesterday. To Mr..
Hueras under obligations for bis promptness in
the delivery Of our despatc' es and files.
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coU2T CAlEsDAR-TH,S DAY,

SUPREME COuRr- CuAMBEa.-Nos 2iS, 900 257.
Sui.EME CouRT-CIGcUlr Part g. nos 1886, 1915,
409J 4oJ7 1906 23o 23sl, 25o5 2oo2 26S3 2i17 $685.
Soi 3li6 3:So 3sas o2ll S272 $3.50, 3d. SGs7 1904
31l, $751; 315y 375s 377S 3SG $3.50, sls IS ~ $500,
$3.50. oss3 3942 1904 1885, AGO., 40e 4O22 40A5 1905
407o, 4077, 407S, 40Jl, 40yS.
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OF the american for the purpose Of
eisting uniortuna'o INDECENT Americans may hap
pen 10 be in Mexico city. The dinner Chr day
was given the Legion or Honor by Americans,
and not py Mr. Plumb, as announced by telegraph.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CtuaT-IvaY TERM
The sherry Wine Case.
Before Judge Blntchrord.

Before Judge BIaichlord.
TIE DRited States u.s. 4 Quantity n SAey1y.Ths case
was resumed yesterday merning, commencing vita the
recall 10 The stand and further exam nation OF Marshall
the witness under EXAMINATION when .he court
the previous day. Documentary eylden5s then pas
in aud Inc Court adjourned