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Litchfield enquirer., 1850-02-28

The following is a copy of the Hon. Truman Smiths Report on French spo. liations. submitted to the Senate
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Liberal Sale of Valuable Improved and Vacant
Property and Negroes, to close an Estate.
BY j. A. BEARD. AmcTtOneer,

ATURDAY December 2l 1850 at IL oc0ck-WiI be old a
auction al Banks Arcade thclt res rye br novng drr
REAL ESTATE NEGROES on account of The own rs oIng
the United States, and to close an Estate i'e
certain Lot improvements thereon
square bounded Phirpa Circus Perid0 and Iraya
Said Pnippn street R dentb
OF lines
towards Peii5o street l02 feet inches lines THE mnr arn
comprise ith brick Kitchen c in rear
certain Lot Of Ground square bounded hy Cic S
John, Julia and God lot 25 feet inches
by depth ecu parallel lines
having alley in common in the rear The np,5y
comprise story Dwelling two story Ktchn
in the containing five rooms yard
8 certain Lot OF Ground in the square by
Benton, Caope and Florida andh the improve
thereon SAID lot 50
by depth Of l25 feet The mpr0vem
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ARTS, ENGRAVING. ETC


- .- TYPE GALLERY.
MI AGUlRE Il HARRINGTON, having purchased from
I'A the as5ggee of w Talbot. the patent right for the
use oi his lab0type process, in the States of LouBsna
Asbama, Florida, Georgia and Texas beg 10 call Inc
attention OF the public to their gallery specimens in this
new department Of Photography.
ne lalDoype taken paper. ivory, glass metal
and variety Of other substances the first possessing the
decided advantages OF tTSnsmss,bty by mail can be
preserved in a portfolio.
The IalbotyPe emnly susceptible of cOonng so that
the picture can be finished IN degree desired bv
every variety OF texture and color OF the drapery
eated. ' ~
The Talbptype representa- the sitter without any reverse
the right cheek
The aiboype can be duplicated any extent without
the additional trouble OF another sitting After the first
impression n taken, Gopes be furnished auy future
ume upon Simple application 10y letter or Otherwise.
y B-M y H. being furnished with every facility for the
prosecution OF this superior ready dispose Of ght
Tor the states specified, with thorough in tructions.
DAGDBRREOTNPES they profess to take quicker and
better than any otler establishment the world. They
guaranty perfect Gkenr7 Of child Of months one
l-gHUr- charge. Imki ri No q CAMP Strart
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To THE GIRLs-Or, Rather, 10 the Brides -
There are two points on which we would specially
caution young wives. The first is do not run era.
Zy when you discover your husband is a man like
olher men. Let the romance of your maiden love
go for what it's worth, become rational woman,
and study 10 live as happily with your dsrobed
Idol, as you can. Many women ruin themselves
and all who love them, by clinging to romance.
Every girl invests her lover with tissue of her
own bright imaginings, which makes him appear
to her nondescript creature Of human angelic or
demi.god species. When she is married, and the
giddiness begins to wear off by landings, and she
percelves that her husband is coin OF the same
stamp her father uncles, and other excellent
friends and relatives, she stands aghast Now rea-
son comes 10 her aid, or she wraps romance around
her, dstssts her husband, because he is only man.
and begins 10 look around for a sup rhuman excel
lence, which she still imagines must exist
Now # she is pretty, or any man is foolish or
wicked enough to pay her undue attentions, she
clothes him at once in her fancy work, and prOba-
bly, becomes victim, as much to her own roman
tic folly as to his seductions. Runaway bargains
are proverballY miserable, because the ardent ro-
nance which so Overrates a to make it
seem eXpedent 10 fOrsake parents or husband for
his sake will on being dspelled, leave its Idol the
more naked aud despicable.
If you discover faults in your husband, be as
sured that you would find similar or even greater
faults IN any or every man living; cling TO your
husband, love him for what he really is bear
with his faults, and be thankful that they are no
more.
Secondly, if your husband give you short or
peevish word, do not go and break your heart with
surmsings that he no longer loves you, and all
such nonsense. Consider this fault Of human na-
ture. Does not every mother love her children
Yet how often does she scold them, and berate
than soundly. Do you love your sisters and brolh-
ers, and have you not often faulted them, and
called them hard names So do not pout and
put on "the injured lo0ll' - consider how that
would do in The child whom you had rated but
meet him with a cheerful smile, and if he has
wronged you be sure he will repent it, or if you
really were in fault he will forgive you, for the
sake of yonr love end meekness
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practice if she should find il agreeable. As the
evening advanced instead of the usual decaces
Alice quietly placed basket OF choice fruit on the
table, and having partaken OF 1t with the rest, she
returned to her needle. All was simple and unos-
tentatious but Mr. Weston, though surprised, asked
no explanation.
The next morning, Alice dispersed her CAV group.
and sitting down by her father gave him full ac.
count of her arrangements and their cause. When
she had finished, she looked uD 10 him for apDrovaI.
but he could only articulate "God bless You, nv
daughter" and kissing her brow he stepped hastily
INTO the street. The first person he met was Edgar
Morris, and in the plenitude of his joy and graft
tude he gave him history of her noble efforts.
1he young man paused a moment in embarass-
ment then shook the hand of his friend muttered
some lncoherent congratulations, and turning into
the opposite street, walked hastily at a rapid pace
He was not altogether without excuse for his ab-
rupt demeanor. He was strongly attached to Alice
Weston-but with much judgment and good sense
he had reirained from expressing his affections be-
cause he believed she did not possess the sterling
merit which he demanded in a wife. The commu-
ncatlOn oil Mr.. w eston at once removed his doubts
and left him at liberty to obey the dictates of his
heart. He chided the lingering moments and as
soon as the hour permitted he called on Alice. The
subject OF their conversation must have been of ab
sorbing interest, for Mr.. Weston who had returned
for paper he had dropped in the morning, stood
before them before they noticed his entrance. Both
started and blushed, and Edgar, in manly but very
earnest language, begged the hand of Alice.
MIR. Weston granted his request promising,
however, that she should remain in his home until
the arrangements she had so wisely made should
be perfected, and the family have become accus-
toned to the mode of life she had introduced.
Mr.. Weston grew young again, when exempted
from excessive His family were deprived of
no comfort His table abundantly, but not
lavishly served. His children were neat in attire
courteous and unpretending in MANNER industrious,
loving, and happy. He confessed with fervent
gratitude the merces of his lot and solely regretted
the want of frankness which had for so long time
rendered peace stranger to his bosom.
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Stables. and. Lot of Ground on Julia street
BY j. A. HEARD, AuctiOneer.

q Is q M TTU UbUII IT
- at u luks Arcade
A LOT OF GROUND in the square bounded Julia
Girod St Charles and Caruntve Said lot of
q feet inches lines front Julia of
The improvement comprise Livery Stable
Kitchen In the and ajns the brick Dwelling Of Mr. b.
ger, and fronts the Orphan Girls Asy
The purchaser assume Of due,
for $1,000 Said be renewed the pr
annu 5lonce and l2 months cred fer bearing
gage the property.
Tbs property low rented at $50 per month
Act sale before r. o. Stark, Notary Public, the expense
b u
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GROCERIES. ETC.
a. y. COCHHAN & Cn--

A. +. COCHRAN d CO.,
~ TChONpit02HdS Street,
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS and Di.
~ rect importers of FRUITS, NUTS, WINES, etc..
CAROLINA SEED cow PEAs-5OO bushels genu.
me, imported direct from Charleston;
ElGS-lDgt drums new Smyrna, superior Eleme;
RAlSINS-ln gnantties to sut pufcha0ers:
ALMONDS-5OO bales and bags Soft Sheled Almonds;
SHIELDED ALMONDS--3l0 boxes, in fine order;
PECANS, BRAZIL NUTS and PEA NUTS-35O
PEPPEK, RAGE GINGER. etc.--4Oo bags.
STARCH--AgenCy of Ieth Floyd & Cos
9iiNE DlL-3g baskets, pins and quarts. Plagnol;''
SAhElHES-"hOle halves, thirds and quarter boXes
WlNES-MnSoat, CiaTet, etc, in boxes; Malaga, sweet
and dry; Port Wine, various qualities, etc.;
BRASDl ES--NHFOus qualities;
BITTER-Always on hand, a supply best St Louin;
ORANGES and LEMONS-Of direct importation, aud
al kinds Of Foreign Fruits, etc
FhgNE ES--ln Jars ana fancy boxes;
EIIRtlNS-3lN boxes peroT GenOa Citrpps
EHAMpAGEE-lfO baskets
BRANDY ChERRIES-300 cases fresh, landing;
hACCARoNj AND VERMICELLi-3o1 Gaaea tresh
Genoa landing;
FIRE.CRACKERS--8O boxes first quality No /:
POWbER-AFercy of 'he celebrated "American CRrys.
S2 Powder Company guaranteed superior to any
toWasf manntacturei LdH 3dpJ oil
Il ETVHUPs-
IN % boxes Underwoods Tomato Kechup;
10 do do MlbRTs Mnsbroon GGo DO;
store and for sale by
Il. NJ. MCALPlN, Canal street Row,
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Wholesale and Retail.

NJ. LEFORT, IO3 ST. CHARLES STREET.
Opposite the ST. Charles Theatre.
The King of COniectioners, late from Paris
'EO PROVE that we do not take this ttle in
4 vain, we pray the public in general, and those s.p
passing our establishment give n cal and eX fSfl>
anime for themselves We have the mos choice SJSHs
and varied articles of CONFECTIONERY, ,ucb - y
as Pastries, Cakes all pure Sugar Chocolate -
Candies etc, etc.
Mr. Leor has the best collection of Flower Pictures Stat
nes, Fancy Goods Fruits Toys, in pure sugar which
have ever before been seen in this city.
MI LeOrt also has engage the best French Pastry Cooks
70 serve the public and families, that Establishment in
this city can surpass it. n29 3mos
FCLIpsE sTABLEs-BATEs FORDNEY, Pro.
"a PRIEToR-On Phtippn street, opposite IA.
n Unlon.-lOrses at all times to let, either SS5az-N
kAs ~ IN harness saddle. Several fine Horses NsVl
- on hand for sale. Also, prime lot of 1ul--EA
Kentucky Mules for sale, on reasonable terms O3 Il
GEORGE SHERLOCK'S EsTABLIsHEp
~ EMIGRATIOH, REMITTANCE, AND INTELLIGENCE
OFFICE, ITO POy dras street, New Orleans. Passage
-, to and from Great Britain aud Ireland. 90
e Uid I.iUcrpoOk The subscriber begs leave S%fs
HA"tO inform his friends and the public that he sssss1
continues his business OF issuing Drafts and bringing out
passengers from Liverpool this CITY, good ships and on
| reasonable terms Apply to
| GEORGE SHERLOCK, lI0 Poydras street,
between Camp and st. Char es sIs
! INTELLIGENCE DEPARTMENT:
Gardener and LabOTers supplied those reuuiT.
ing them, and families also uTni ned with good hur0ug
Servants, Cooks, etc. etc. Apply 10
| GEORGE SHERLOCK. 10 Poydras street,
NJ enos hesWsen Camp snd st. CHARLES sB,
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! STEAMBOATS,

,F4-a. For Mobile Dy5ILY -9--g-
The sIendd low 1151, 6Te-sars 5s.s
RSfts, e, 4, 6isE;:oS Captain r. A. Hern, and
expressly toF h9 Lake Trade with superior aosommoda
sae VIII esvs S0s 6o y B n 'ogs @
te sv 3 ,ta2 s q tas LsEe oi hs oGocA q TO-, caIsgd TIE
ian4 " j. & R. GEDjEs ASs9' 4' ;'4 Il 8sGS 3 u Place
sfss Rsg&'pr NST, ,TG Ted Riysr Packet steamer
49, oches and ndha-Thenew magnificent
SA CHp g. n9es 5 aSss a fss % NEW M L LA0
ah9 a intermed2te lnalggs on TUESDAY, l0ih inst,
d9 T. B. SMITH II Poydras st.
.Reig For hieHnn4IFia, aaEchitoches and
s33isit1sss1z steamer MON, F. Comnandeur, MASTER
sreet, ta5i r. r. p MRoY, % t0oiD omnon lat.e' t
Tax. . Regular YeFoO Htyer Packet CLEO
ss Cy =atartla and WICK b1rESTbe NV, aepo eIs
aS Ws . 5gs PSeRgep }a s % 5 Il Capt
landings WEDN ESDsY 1iJh inst at ocfock p NJ.
street. Td0j r. B. sMITH Il Poydras ST.
fssnI%F BID River 5,sIst P,cket steamer
Inn4nE passenger packet steamer BELVI DIiRr T. Capt j.
ndSa % SaTs 9I m 2vf int .nG At al PsERGa9e
Pt,o pG' freight Or apply o. bGs 2q Of % Ganp
H. l. He'd River Packet DUCh RIVER-For
Ale Alexandra, Grand Ecore and shreveport
DUCK RE j. D. CsR ana @ae S aaM ressH1g
6ssht' and m VII sayG as abqye on WEDNESDAY h
On board' loot OF CustomhoHse E1I,.m stEeet m 2F to
p S-The steamer Duck River viii run IN Connection
W %liB P he shl dsnght steamer Jim Guer and viii
al ele aus. al AIe&andna do
SF fiE6E tsGs F%StSt GfssS@ooS % Ma a.
~ sa rGn Fchga YazG2 CITY, satta VckbuTg
swiit running steamer W. A VioTEfT, Capias VIM fr
ms on WEDN ESDAY the ii B al at oeasE P lanS
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TO THE TRAFELING PUBL


4 LGIERS GROCERY AND SHIP CHANDLERY
IA STORE,The unde signed is grateful for the patronage
heretofore bestowed and to the wants Of his ousome
has enlarged his stock and and hO with these facilities
their continuance lie prepared fill all Plantation,
ship, Steamboat and Family orders IN the Grocery and
ship LbandeTy line prices and at tie shortest notice.
tie keeps tany hand extensive assortment ol FTes
Groceries, Paints and oil, Pitch and Turpenune Oakum and
Coal Tar ETC. COTdage all kinds aud general assortment
Of Hardware CrockerY and Tin Ware and Sheteds Wsr.
raRled Tools for caTpeRteTs' and Oanlkers use: ,.
no 8m- THOMAS HUGHES,
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Jew OTLEANs EMl9RAN'T Il REMITTANCE
nEEIER
INKI INRI! INKI!I
RgHFrisCss'S EOEsEsss bjs1ae Eask;s

Black Japan Copying. Marking, BIue, IndeIIbie,
Scarlet, Red, CRrmine.
yB1HE comiOE pleasure and benefit OF tine of GOOD
1 INK IN daily correspondence and business,
readily be appreciated by those VINO have experienced The
pse of badand who has These Inks flow freely
from the pen, and give stronger and more durable color
than other m use.
For sale in any quantity the manufacturer prices by
r, ID. BEACH, lT Canal street,
sY99 iY Wholesale EseOt i0F New Orleans.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY J. A. BEARD.


BY j. A. BEARD, AuctiOneer.
SATURDAY, Decem IA, u oclock-Wt auction,
= at Banss Arcade, without
Three story DWELLINGS square bounded by
Roman Prur JcSson and Palmyra Said property
block IS feet inches front Palmyra
lO9 feet 10 inches Ines having aeyly in com
Of lO feet, and we'll Tutei for Druymen
There Ciseru and Kitchens
erly is insured for 52O0O
Term Ouehai cash balance months credit for
bearing mortgage the property, per
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FOREIGN rs.

~ezEt FOR VERA CRUX-The wel.known and
1 fkE-iS tavore ST am hip ALABAMA, e w. Foster
s-Ssaa commander, will leave the wharf, foot of Grod
street. for Vera Cruz on TUESDAY, 10th December at
O'Clock, A. NJ.
RATES PASSAGE.
III $bU
In the Sterraga, Mattress and Separate Mess ..... 80
ES Two hundred and fifty pounds OF baggage allowed
passenger
Eg50 For tieight or passage, apply to
n23 Z. J. MEEKER n CO., 66 Poydras street.
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SHIPPING.
FOR CALIFORNIA.
ssas. For CAL,F .RNiA4 vim the IsrHMus

<$E%s For CALF ,RNIA, via the IsTHMus
3SMIdRA OF TEHUANTEPEC.-The pioneer Of ibis
route, the iir.l class and favorte a m h
ALABAMA, X. w Foster. commander will leave the
wharf loot Of GlrOd ST., for COATZACOALCOS RIVER,
oufhnG % & &tge[aCuz on the 10th December for her first
On me lU January lOr her second trip The l February,
o5 for her third trp and subsequently, at intervals
twenty days. The Alabama will ascend the about 4O
miles Her soppage Vera Cruz will be only few hours
Inc ne raye to san Francisco is shortened nearly 1000 miles
Inc cost IS rsaty reduced will be observed by reference
to the at foot The county to he travered is healthy
and the iaces travel considered abundant The road
IS OPEN Mules and horses be obtained There
ana cnmm2dlons soppages, and the whole distance be
MADE IN about thrtysiX hours. Confirmation of this be
easily procured previous engagement y parties deous
TO adventure No established cement of travel has yet
been ma by the Tehuantepec Company of New Oreaus
%h2 propose 70 eye their Immediate attention tit but
Whe they afford the opportunity, that the pub should be-
come practically acquainted with route of communication
winch VIII very soon become the great highway.
C., RATES OF PAssAGE:
sou w
SduIl'' 80 W
Freight % cents cubic foot. s go pounds baggage
allowed each uassenger.
Passengers will have to provide themselves with pass
n43 tlos q. ]. MEEKER e. co. 66 Poydras st.
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Boots, Brogaus, Ladies' and ChiIdren,s Shoey
BY SYKES. HYDE s. CO.

w @ s - al htl-p9t ~ pc"eE-Nil he
uud story '' ''S
90 gles BOOTS, BROGANs, and Ladies' aud Chldren's
SHOES, constituting general assortment
Jfsns siaEls, 10
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CLOTHING.

Fashionable Tailoring EstablIshment,
No. 164 Camp st opposite the FlOrGRce House,
New Orleans.
'HNHE undersigned has hand constantly in receipt
a Of large additions of FRENC CHI AND ENGLISH
lLOEts, CAssfM ERES and NEsTlNtsE, of the
finest and latest styles and best manufacture and well
prepared to supply his friends and the public with Fall aud
HtRter Clothing, made in the best of the latest
psris and Northern styles and at reasonable prceA
Also, on hand a hne STOCK OF CLOTHING, of PARIS
and ms own manufacture consisting follows:
oats OF various styles and coo 90 to $50 90
Pants do patterns and 90 " 80. ) 90 10 II 90
Vests do. patterns and '' {" -, 4 Oto 90
CASH.
sz3 3m Fl. HAMBURGER, Merchant TaiLor
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BOARDING.

ROARDlNG-Two families and several gentlemen
- be accommodated with board at No. 249 Common 81.
between st John and II. Peter streets. o22 3mlpE
ROARDlNG-In Central Locaty.-A mum
- ber of Gentlemen with without families, can be
cOmmOdated with good Boarding and exec ent Rooms,
reasonable terms, By MRS. MARY MORTIMER,
No 20 NHtchez ct,
TO RENT-Very low to good tenant-Fhe fine large
Store under the above Boarding house. da 3mos
MRS. W. E BROWN informs her friends and
1fl the public that having opensd and thoroughly 49,,
renova ed The WAVERLY HOUSE No. Is Canal ksssssfr
lately occupied by Mrs shal she prepared iS
offer every accommodation, both transient and f-
permanent BOarss that pains and expense procure.
NewOreans, November ., lSFO, MIA IyOs
BOA RIDING HOUSE.
No. I2I GRAPIER STREET, betLoser Sc. Carries
dHd CdrcRdeiet one door from corner Of CGr0Rds.St
MRS. VII lLSOH respectfully informs her fsSs.s%
I'VE friends and the public that she continues in the III
above eligible location occupied by her during the
asst two years. and Is prepared to accommodate her friends,
and those who may favor her with their patronage From
long experience, and the desirable and convenient
location OF her HOuse, she feels confident OF being able
give entire satisfaction to all who may favor her with he
patronage. Her TERMS will continue TO be Fery Mop.
ERATE. do Iyd&W
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sADDLERY WAREHOUSE.

6ADDLkRK WAREHOUSE,
Sslss5 S IA Nos. SO AND So COMMON st. "a
..ss7P!ta q ~ SMITH & BROTHER, man. tez3ssA
A2skzssAa . ~ ufactuTers and dealers in SAD
DIES and w. Rh SS OF every style and quality, would
call the attention Of Merchants Planters and Others their
Urge and well assorted stock made and selected especially
for this Market comprising variety of saddles
gse Coach Gig, Buggy; Wagon Cart and Dray Harpes
skirtng, Harness, Band and Top Leather. Hog SKINS
Deer, Sheep and Goat skins; Brides; Mangses; Trusks;
Whips, Bits spurs, Suu1ps etc Also Mil and Gin
Bands; Saddes Tools and Trimmings; Carriage Trimmings
etc. al of the pest quality and the lowest prices
avn SMITH BROTHER, 80 and 81 Common st.
FOR CALIFORNIA.
SADDLES, BRlDLES, BIrTS, STIRRUPS, etc., of
- - ever, every description. INDIA RUBBER 90
CLOTHlNG OF all kinds. AIR BEDS, Pill E5SssssA
Lows, TARPAULrEg, sADDLE.BGss. TENTS,
India Rubber Tent Cloths, OF all sizes, for safe by
BlO SMITH & BROTHER, 80 Common st.
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EGYPTIAN EVE BALISAM.
COHEN, having had 30 years experience, oteFs the
~. above Iniahe remedy for all Diseases per- SssSss
tanning the EYE Ophthamia, of five years
5pRlug cured in II weeks the Tear in the Eye S o.
of years, cured in 10 weeks: of this city ass
being blind for months restored to the sight of
eye in three weeks gentleman vino always used specs for
81 yetrs by using only drop enabled read the
newspaper without them by caHdeish S'hour after In
fammaOn of days cured bV single dr0p II gives
brllancy the Eye, and also strengthens the sight
t% Nos 20S PHILJPPA street, near Hevia, and 4 = ST
CHARLES street. ABLY ly
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After which date arrangement will be made of which
due notice will he given. '
NOTE.-taIltorna informed by taking
the DAILY Mail Stages from Vera Cruz to the City of Mex.
Xo, and from thence horseback they can reach Acapulco
on the Pa ic in ten days travel through hickly led
country The price of passage in the Mail Stages TO Mexico
Is so, and from thence $ the Pacific BY taking pas
sage In the line Of Wagons from Vera Cruz Mexico the
prGe OF passage through to- Acapulco does exceed $55
are spared one half the distance of the voyage
the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and the whole cost of pq
sage from NewOreans TO San Francisco will not exceed s75
For passage, apply to e. J. MEEKER & co.
GlO I'm G6 Poydras street.
~E1+ FOR LIEEHPOOL-The Al shin ALIEN
AfnA GRANT, Capt Alexander, will have Immediate
dispatch or the above port For freight or passage
Apply to THOS. ROGERS JR., L. 90
ny or G. w. OLIVER, % ST. charles st.
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Paci1ic Mail steamship Comrnny.

.-FJ@F7a Fun IAIIIFUfkNi+ = Via CHAtI hES.-
NlAlkIES Direct Line TO Chagres.-The new and
maeniiicent doHbie-eng CINE steamship FfIIsA-
bELPHIS, Capt F. Stanley, U. :. N, commanding
w leave on her second trip fro this port for CHI ACRES
Direct, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, at o'clock
punCualy. ''
THIS steamship, together with the new doubeengine steam
ship CARIBBEAS, built expressly for this trade, will fOfm
emlMonthly Line from this Chagres direct to co
meet with the COmpany's Mail Steam,hps ORkGOS Call
FoRNIA. PANAMA, NORTHERSER, TENNESSEE, COLUM.
BIA and CAROLINA, from Panama SIN FranciscO and
Oregon, securing TO passengers THROUGH TICKETS with
certainty and the quickest dspach Mail will be dispatcher
Leaving the United States, 10 meet the Government Mail
Steamers OF the l and 18Th OF each month from Panama In
California and OTapOu ~
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SIZE TO ClTY-Reguiar Line Of California Packcts.
- = The Al new and very fast sailing bark GIP=N,
Gap. leo. j. Essng, having half of her cargo vii
meet with all possible dispatch This vessel the rs ca.s
newly Coppered well found and fitted in every respect and
has excellent accommodations for cabin and seeage passe
gers who VIII be landed at San Francisco Sacramento as
preferred. For freight or passage, apply 10
w. J. DEWEY IS Grayer ST.
OrtO J. P. WHITNEY & co. 81 Camp ST.
capt James A. Grant of Sacramento CITY the sh jper of
great portion OF the cargo of this vessel take charge
any cous gnmen directed his care, and CIV any noyma.
ugn IN reference TO the market He may be ses1 at tn office
O. the Agent and refers to Mes RS Church Caruthers
Fsbnrg James =. Jack s. Co., Cincinnati y uchannon
Carroll Il Co., New orleans or o. Kismm Cashier of hf
CoInInercla and Agricultural Bank, Texas. nlS