To Mr. ALBERT C. RAMSEY.
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_General direction of mails._
MEXICO, _July 18, 1853_.
By virtue of the contract (by supreme approbation) made with Don Alberte
C. Ramsey, with this general direction, to transport through the
territory of the republic the mails coming from foreign places, and going
also to foreign ports, by means of the ocean line of steamers between
Vera Cruz and New Orleans, and between Acapulco and San Francisco, in
California, the said Mr. Ramsey has arranged the trips of the said mails
in the following manner:
_Line of steamers between Vera Cruz and New Orleans._—Leave New Orleans
every month the 1st, 14th, and 25th; arrive at Vera Cruz the 4th, 17th,
and 28th. Leave Vera Cruz the 1st, 8th, and 22d; arrive at New Orleans
the 4th, 11th, and 25th.
_Line of steamers between Acapulco and San Francisco, connecting with the
express from Vera Cruz to Acapulco._—Leave Vera Cruz every month the 4th
and 17th; arrive at Acapulco the 9th and 22d. Leave Acapulco the 9th and
22d; arrive at San Francisco the 17th and 30th. Leave San Francisco the
8th and 24th; arrive at Acapulco the 16th and 1st. Leave Acapulco the
16th and 1st; arrive at Vera Cruz the 21st and 6th.
All of which is, by supreme order, published for information.