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10000 lbs.
FLAT.
CLASS No. o Hndtcare.

All TO be of the first quality American iron and
subject TO the test and inspection OF the Navy
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also agree to furnish and deliver at the said
navy yard, on like terms and conditions, any addi
tional quantity Of said articles that may be re-
quired before the expiration of the fscal year end
ing 3Oth June, 1851, ON fifteen days notice from
the Bureau or the commandant Of said navy yard
n my offer be accepted desire 10 be addressed
through the post Office at -, and the contract TO
be sent TO the navy agent at -, for execution.
Very respectfully, A. b
To Com. CHARLES VIM. SKINNER,
Chief of Bureau Of Construction,
Equipment, and Repair, Washington
We, the undersigned, residents Of --, in the
State of -, hereby guaranty that in case the
foregoing bid Of be accepted, that -----
will within ten days after the receipt Of the con
tract at the post Office designated, execute the
same with good and sufficient suretics, 20 furnish
LIe supplies embraced in said bid in conformity
with the terms Of the advertisement under which IT
was made G.. ID.
E.F
hereby certify that, 10 the best Of my know
ledge and belief, the above named guarantors are
good and sufficient. G.. H., Navy Agent.
FORM OF ENDORSEMENT
ON the envelope transmitting the offer
"Proposais for NapaI Suppiies,"
Class No. -, -- Nary Yard, ----.
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CLASS No. 4-SPerm Candles.
10000 lbs sperm candles, short skies, per sample
per Ib
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Prsseatatton of a Gold Medal to Col Bliss-
a Fish to the Prsstdsnt-Sp Speeches, etc.
:. IBonespondence of the Rnltmnre SIM /.
WAsHINeroN. March s. ,

WASHINGTON, March 8, 1850.
A gold medal was presented to Col Bliss, this
morning, at the Presidents, by Col Caxton, an
Aid-de-camp Of the Governor of the State Of New
York, which was given to him by that State as
testimonial Of the appreciation entertained by the
State for his distinguished services in the Mexican
war, The President, Members of the Cabinet the
Senators and Representatives Of the State Of New
York, and numerous citizens, were present to wit
ness the ceremony .7, g. 49,
The speeches made by Col. Caxton, and the reply
Of Col Bliss, highly spoken Of especially that
of the latter -.s9a Id. 50.
After the presentation of the medal, Joseph
Hoxe, Esq, in behalf Of the Piscatorial Associa-
ton of the State of New York, presented the Pres
ident beautiful emblem of the Association--G
gold fish toith diamond eyes, and made the follow
ing brief address:
:" nv. Pyestdent--Ah association Of gentlemen
in the city Iof New York, known as the Piscato-
rial Association have charged me with the pleasant
duty Of presenting to you in their name, this little
specimen oil the inny tribe in testimony OF their
appreciation OF your public and private character,
lam aware, sir, that the gold Of which it is made
is Of little value when compared with the distin-
gaished services you have been able TO render your
beloved eountry-while its diamond eyes are far
less brilliant than the splendOr of your military
achievements. tr HG
Allow me sir, for myself and those represent,
to express our ardent hope and fervent prayer that
the evening Of your life may be as serene and tran
and useful and that when your iaboFs on earth are
ended, yon may be admitted to the elioymsnt oi
the reward that awaits those who walk uprighty' y
The President received the.emblem, and tender
ed his hearty thanks to the Association as well as
TO their representative the occasion for the COM
plimeniary remarks with which he had aeeompa.
Aled the plOsentlslgn, .s.-.l,r'4 !s.isss y
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sExfeenfH Bax. .THuEsDAys March II.
p y @ Ess ifs Ssss e 2 s9s = Il . essSs % = %
b E Ad.% sssS ss q iss G s.; & 3 sossss On Sss
deaf have kaon E hsr ~ hsss @ sss.. % he a'i iSsn
Ess y s es, sss go o es Sp % % % e sd y,s q .ss y
~ ied &c sd' sd beas h I = sss.s s1sss
laye never listened 4 die door q, ss
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res ls:s bgy s.sa me ft .ss wsssai he1 "; VA
E ss a. fsss GsS MI ss~ as Ne sa a.a:. Eshs s % sss
y n Psq'os & sa lhese gen tis oss q Eizs Harris
,sSs @Ss =. ~ .sgssssoa e Hu and sasi such
ctesss1esiasi bsisss she Is a woman vino would
ngo, s.g,S s os any ssys Fpuisso sins sstsd what
1s asss j. 'ss g ss ss ss g s ssass sos, s %
as :, ,is, q dPlpsa % %s'Ess hsi eontida n ~
no asoae won @saa no . ds s.s .s b Il /. Ss ss ssus
d s Iss s~s1s s g 3 e q ssass;s ssssas. z
have kaev hen fer sas.sor iov. y.--;
br ssa,srss character bad sa ons wesd 6ssSs
Captain swAIsiss besu ., s,u rem lsi4 % -. am
Marse lnspeetM %, Tho insaIsnes Combsl h hozsp-
PartheBon made inventory of eTss ding On aS1d e
a.s ass; X a,pssisa hsf 70 e asssi ,ssss spsd
sSSs sosdG is IT. yss T god sses e.. q
wing isisa asss; - vs. ! low sisr q tIs wind
ea wiih lie yad s he p eaa ssEs s so, sssrss: a:
Nh 1ssm i flsa's fHss .ai. M char.
oos y ;s1 sss II ss hing s hss hsd food
think Il she tod he IrusI woaid Insks k1 sisk Mn.
Gross s1sssed % Know nothing S about h.r sa.s,. for
Ms yasLIsseosnI "a g COG .ppIi. D. Ka.sp ss.s bsth
where be lived went p The wrong door saW two wo
sa; !eld them mate snf is1s ssssss tsss % sce
SsDt & Mil.gs bet selI enss - q is seenof so
my leIs wsas twice in he assss q ts5i Wisoa .
Yssss shsa ! nd @ MAJ. % he woman,
az i q iqkiIg Tanssr never tod any wha haA
s ia one q I'D s saisR {ssa1 ieasS Fl 81 ns sds Ed f
ss ss. sss ssa TIKI s s1s 6y .hs = q Mr. cs
Ms. 3; wmEr 1871 andl 80, : sqlo.s.i waa.n of
her reputation bad would moi beliege kzr oas as
N Az asE ss1f n rjsl'Ss II ss sss 4 D. pss. a.
Ma E BgaEf Il Know Iii Eliza Ha1is kss, her sor
kss Sa'csz e t.E went onsiiss y y name
Ofnss called sSs bore vsT e. bsd l,ss sssscsss
Ma hIeKEy.-I Know Mr Chamber. ~ pabln sosnsn
Ssss.s * Sa ps Mr.. Ross and EGss Hams
Their character il the nsishbOrhood had poud be.
Cross eramasa II only know Mrs. Roua h1 sight ss /.
public woman-tIat . her reputation, eant tsll whs
gssnisnss w,lh her and do not know who knows
DR. sMrn 3, a Ia 3 dsqsi., spa sssiacd sss dental
@ s much s. sRs s@ ssss EiBs e = except fas e
ssrss a si D KNAPP EssSs 'as Isss z :osf ss Il
b tor sl6 slsassis osd ,6s bs nd Ssso rsssp. T
the reyoyers Of 1880
SsnJ D. I: sT TJs u FIss ssos,
%s at teI iss b. Thss s Rs.s wen. Y "A
very heavy tow for ts Stage q he water AZ 2sPek
about mIdusht died away Ts nsst .. Io1ns sSeat
from si direction il @ ysy s Esnsas a ias when
P s my o,i ~ m ~ ea1s = los s soag ons q NE NJ
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MUTUAL BENEFIT LIFE AND FIRE INsIR
ANCE COMPANY OF LOUISIANA. =
Business Of The Company 20 Life Insurance Only

The permanent fund is to be invested per charter for the
pol p9cy ~ p bonds and on
bereo aud in siocksof the STATE and of the United States
This Uompany being oruanyed nat fo, the bensf, =,
ockhoders and capass but solely or II The @ proeeop
the policy holders and their families against and pow
erty, IN Its operations great National benevolent nsiitp
ton conducted the and solid principles and
AND eaey ss %ows and s sen &sF @ large
AL nogy I holders yheiheI for life 9shorter terms who
Of the profits Of thecompang without any Teservation
Creditors can insure the es of debtors thus securing
on he e Of ReI husband M he sO Sene esa
anduse of herself and children, free from the claims OF cred
JOIN t aagun. !esaspS WsIker. John $, Allison,
f%aWS Ward d. ssRs sws's Ea%ald EM psdS
FaTG& coEs T. das asng o i ss
Joseph w stanton. DMsSEGiiRtfs' pits M Cohen.
!Sn GcSch ohHs baS%n SS4io @sm " Il MTs
,' I9hn 6 s9itarans, Geo W Smith. heo il. McCSeb
6ornsas FaOwe. oseph Laaqae. John JOHN LessD LaSSDkln
JoHN HAeAN. President Of the Company. .-
An5n.y A HRET NJ MsissI .d,soS BGa1a
II. G. HEARTT, Aetuary. =. E. l., GOoLD, Attorney.
E4s%nsr ce hours for aoks * &ss NJ sdlfs aS SI
whites to r E MA at hs r., Eesdense He Will examine white
O'Clock He win moi examine any one at his dwelling
without permit, which can be hadon application at the office
G This Company is prepared to entertain applications
" Wa 9 as Sd Il G s GgRd s,s and G
BY the Board, which less than the rates charged by the
New York and London Offices and without their restrictions
Profits declared annually and the profits draw interest
and be made available once the extent Of twords
AZ Gsfopa Permits are issued 10 Lie Insurance menu ua'
6ers at New York and London rates Prospectus Table Of
necessary to effect Insurance can be had at the Office of
kRs Extensive Travelling Privileges are allowed.
~ oilce hours, IA M TO P. NJ. ieH ly
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A PICTURE OF BoSToN.-The Boston Herald
gives the following sad picture Of the state OF moral
vicinity of Boston at this moment present. A
fend has just been sentenced in Cambridge, to be
hung for the murder of his wife and innocent
babes-a man is under arrest in Charlestown for
wholesale poisoning man and woman un-
dergoing examination at Lawrence for the double
crime OF numbering an infant in its mothers womb,
and then dispatching the unfortunate mother her
self-and last, but most prominent in this fearful
catalogue Of crime, comes the awful Parkman
tragedy. Verily,we have fallen in sinful times and
seem rapidly sPproaching that terrible epooh
when there shall be naught but weeping and
wailing and gnashng of teeth
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Mr.. CALHouN.-The Washington correspond
ent of the Baltimore Patriot gives the following
"palpable hit u:
The expression Of Mr.. Calhoun that we are now
living under despotism absolute as that Of the
Autocrat of Russia, reminds me of a story once
heard! Yankee was conveSsng with an English
man, and answering the various questions put to
him about this country. Finally, the Enghshuan
exclaimed, after obtaining all the information he
could about this Government, 'WeHi you Yam.
a new idea TO the Yankee, who, after considering
the matter short time, said Well I guess we
are, bit qce do MT knov ft.' Soft is with us poor
unionists. II we are living under despotism, we
do MT know it," ''
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AN INrEREsrlNe CASE cap.. Hnuter and


AN INTERESTING CASE Capt. Hunter and
Com, Forgive find in the Pennsylvanan the
following letter, addressed by Captain Charles G.
Hunter, Of the Navy, to Commodore M G Perry
NATIONAL HoTEL, Washington, March H. 1850
SU-Since my return TO the United States,
have, for the first time read your report IN relation
to the capture Of Alvarado and Tlacapaltau. That
report sir pronounce to be false from beginning
20 end. Alyarado, Tlacapaltan, andytheif depend
ehcies, tcerc not, tas you have aSserted) captured
BY. the combined forces Of the army and navy, but
were captured y me several days previous to your
arrival When the American forces entered AL
varado, they found the American Rag floating
proudly upon all its forts, and the city in quiet pos
session of,my officers and men. How can you,
them claim credit FOR act which the present gen.
efahon knows you are not entitled to- and koW dare
you, las you have done in yeus communication TO
the depaTtmeHt,) leave an inference, that was ar
rested for an act OF cowaIdice Sir, as this has
become matter Of history, beg leave to inform
you, that II is my intention to apply to Congress
Tor the purpose Of having this false, base and I'M
generous dispatch expunged from its records.
Respectfully, yours, G, q. HURTER.
Commodore M. G. Perry, U. S. Navy, N
II will be recollected that Captain H., scttlsoat
orders for the purpose, made the above captures
with about 100 men, not losing life, and was re-
pri'nanded on the decks Of the feet therefor The
Pennsylvanian says that the feeling in favor oI
Hunter, at Washington, is strong and decided,
among members and citizens Of all parties.
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6s- The Trenton Trentonian recommends Com
r. F.Stockton, of New Jersey, as a candidate for
the next Presidency.
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GENERAL AGENCY AT NEW ORLEANs

WQoDsoN WREN, Gate Postmaster at Natehez ,
hsylng resided upwards of forty years in the South
party at New Orleans but mostly at Natcez, has removed
% EeW Jieans, and oilers bis services G " N l.
AZ EN lie will attend particularly 10 the purchase,
sales and exchange of Wild Lands, Plantations Houses and
Lots or yacaat Lots r. this city or in ofthe United
any part Of the world the collection of debts; taking ee
siugis and anthenicating deeds and other documents.
Those wishing his services requested be particular
giving definite instructions that will not be misunderstood
and those wishing real estate TO be purchased soh or ex
changed should give accurate descriptions OF the property
Letters addressed TO him business al New Orleans INST
paid, viii be attended to promptly and earein6 :
lie Is COMMISSIONER for Mississippi and Alabama to take
depositons and acknowledgements Of Deeds E fiji
at No. 90 Grapier street.
Dec. q, Having been long acquainted with Doctor
Wooson Wen take pleasure in recommending him to me
public worthy of confidence for his industry accurate bust
ness habits and integrity. j. A. QUITMAN,
- -. -s.l ~ Vt i.- - Gov. elect of Mis-
EXECUTIVE OFFIoK, Baton Rouge, Dee %, 1891 have
no hesitation in recommending Mr. Wren to the public
man upright character and altogether worthy Of confidence
fy13 Isaac JOHNsoN Gov. La.
BALE TOBACCO.
HtQBACCO BALED AND REPACKEU to order on
"a ~ the most favorable terms HEMP AND DOMES-
TICS RfDA LED with iIompines and dispatch at the
Lfesseat Hareaehge, New Lpee sel, between iaeDnie
hea stsslle slFpsts Fiah1 lml JOIN MuLHRBS,
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MExICo.-AHHe1atson to tie United States
Return of Santa ARna.-Mr Walter NJ Gibson,
who recently went to Mexico on official business,
and who has made pretty extended survey Of the
country, has returned to New York, and commu-
nicated several interesting items of intelligence CON
cerning the social and political condition Of the
country. The aspect Of affairs at the capital was
very stormy at the tine Of Mr.. G.'s visit. Troops
were at one time ordered out to surround the ex.
cited localities, and an outbreak was expected al
the theatre feeling in favor Of annexation to the
United States prevails among the monarchists, who
comprise the wealthy SpaniardS or, il that cannot
be obtained, then they wish the adoption Of some
mode OF colonization from Europe, under the
agency Of American companies. This latter feel
ing is earnest and extensive and the plan for colon-
zation is based upon the purchase Of large tracts of
land in the State Of Vera Cruz, by American capi-
talists, and the settlement thereon Of large emi-
grafton from Germany, France OF England, in a
body large enough to secure them from loss by
depredations or otherwise. Mr.. Gibson has me
moral from the owners Of ffty-two hacendas in
the State of Vera Cruz, asking that this plan may
be adopted. Many Of them are decidedly in favor
Of annexation. The desire for the return Of Santa
Anna was growing broad and deep and it was fell
more and more, daily, that he is the only man who
can control the destnies of Mexico
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NAyAL.-The u. S. frigate St Lawrence Capt
Hiram Paulding, was at Port Mahon, Isle Of Mi
norca, on the 10th Of January-all we'll . The
U. S. razee Independence, bearingth the broad PEN
nant Of Com. Morgan, was at Spezzia, Jan. 16. ]. . /.
The frigate Constitution and corvette jamestown
were at GenOa-the latter to sail for the U nj
ted States. The U. S. frgate Brandywine was
at Montevideo, December 24th.. E,
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SHIPPING.
DOMESTIC PORTS.

m tSS ON as% 49, sses is i: f'ss s & EA
ONO a. a. fHRzblsE. aifssi LAwKAsor GO. Agents.
zFEst CHARLEsTON AND HAVANA
1NRk6s Packet : United Stats Mad Line 5e,iseea
ev Yesif6e spsndd ssansp sBE. cap, Ro sof
i lg ISsi bSIhsn t 3 h5 sSyS y sfa4i R; from
% sis e & sy5 q sia
RATES or PASSAGE. t a.a -E &.
Havana Havana 70 70 TsSfsoa EsS s Or Savannah
~ s' y MoRpE,Af, ftsisf'ts, afP's GhaIeston. q erto
ahsa hsysns Bs y osSsn' SS
Bors on s & a1 asysf g. y Es7s mp sS
New York and Philadelphia IN The same time BY taking the
h Tbs az sans packet 6af TzRMottTFH TIN
~ j. Teal, master, having part Of her cargo engaged
having fine acoommodations apply board near Inc Veg
qser, II Siad1f.se skss e. & EuoSn SS%&0G Co. street
60 FOR CHAkLKsTON, s. C.-,The fast sailing
TO- scp1d VIII leave with dspsio AZ S1''i fSr or
t,. 1i s., fS q; 4 Common street
S a dse ssy as S f. ss.s s"s @asl m so1si or
afhn for the above port For freight passage apply
On s sPrd join VI WssSYsf XSbsEg Common j.
A For ~ ,sIat sla IHSs5Ts
IN Ghambetain. having mos, Of her cargo engaged
f% Rp l fafs So f Pa Ms +
a. FOR BOsTON-The fast sailing brig META.
A98z MORA, Capt. Wotten, having nearly an her cargo
man engaged, wants about 200 bbts. pork For freight
Of which passage, apply on board, post T. Second Mani
mh8 : J. W. ANDREWS q co. 81 Commons d.
L. FOR ssAYANNAH..gIH D,spatcl-The fn.
&TAE fast sailing brig SUSAN eODLE, Capt. CFeech
@a having the greater part Of her cargo engaged and
going board will have dispatch. For balance of fregh
apply board opposite the Beef Market or Il
m6 r. M. HARRISON &c CO., ID Grsyier It.
a. FOR RBALTINlOKE-yyiA Dispqtch-5The fas
&IAA sailing brig GEN, TAYLOR Capt. Jordan
- IL loading At post 8, Second Municipality. ant
viii sail in fey days Fer freight passage, Apply
iai orto o, WICKHAM. No. IS Common street.
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THVMA8 ATKINS,
MATRASS MAKER AND UpHoL.STERER, No.
of ii dssDio s:s asis s'ss rsd Ma. n sse S
sals and retail. to- SHIPs and SrEAhBokT CArT4Isn
supplied on the most reasonable tqlms. nhlf "
RRIGHT VARNIEkT-l00 hpsrsls Bisht qanl.h,
ss 81 i@hi iOI DEWEY 5f I cfzRK Giss s1 I -
RUIK FOfik : % 90 Ne, Hog Reaaf, sie7s. "a,
- JsSsislF .ist saht| TAI = 80
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DAILY Enesa Cent per week. payable earrer weekly
hgd Dollars year. 6afyeary and quarterly The
rAtesin adxsHce Single eope Ffss Cents Tbs Office wl
receipt Tor sl subscriptions exceeding one week n
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT III be furnished singfe sotse ers
al Three DOHayE clubs
the Pgstoce Tpo Doliafs aud Fy eaei Post
masters and cers who and seud ots psd,
oI tea sop'es VII seeei.e one sepyA addition feI '@r eH
perzstiom Pdfu5fs all
No. 90 st Charles street
exceeding ises Agate type
81 for the hrst insertion aud 50 every susequen
ton Those Of greater length proportion. Notices
second page Of ten lines n Pearl type 81 each
pbtsheo vesky weekly Or moahy
sre charged u every NJ liberal
Discount made 70 those who advertise BY the year
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ishie by ml u he Nu. esnmsrsG lhs Kad aad
w Ne 4 lssr ,si."p T. Sf ;l, ~, 49,, W.
Rsfse IisnE fls7I abarl
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nnnT MANIP1fnnRr

BOOT MANUFACTURE.
public 70 hs Ssfeet aHd EashssHa5ls assers ..fzam
m1,t msz,t g B0oTS end SHQEs, man1taasnssd
thsn boets cad Shosl made % 5of eisg4nt msf
seal, and IN eTyLR-Would do vel hF cslnG he
nndsIsigneds QQRk=s0hE and D0UBEE-90l4E WA
askkAoof q sn 92S 3 III = 9sssi n a. ,,,.
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going on board will have dispatch For balance of freight
Tar RfsSsf c6 ss ssssi sisse 70
% ESa .sas BsIalsSHEi SE .sHN YI8ED ssi 1ss
now oadins 4 post sseOnd SiaScPaiy, s syqS and
iaa gto 8, WIGkHAa No q Is Com Common n ssr'sL stse :
FOREIGN PORTS.
"a. FOR LIVERPOOL The new British bs,k
SaxA BELLA DONNA, gspt- PsysOn, viii take iaii
aa8 'afsR fREa Il bIGIsslSi cor q 81 70 b.
q. FOR LIyERPOOIl-The ship AKA b, Lorine
@AEE master, is now loading and viii have dispatch
ioHM HSavVee W. aNBREst q I5i5S! ty cS e 81 Common ST
ia5 or G. W. OLIVER. q 81. Chares street,
FOR CALTFoRN MA.
rEr=s FOR SAN FRANCISCO, California
ana mS f@Ss aySrts ' sSS isa g psI MI tnGS0 9
Francisco on or shout The 1st of Ap touching at Rio De
t1d@ A limited number Of Passengers will be taken
RATES or PASSAGE.
IN Eaioons 10 san Fsancisco 40O
Y SeeTaes Cwith maas, and separate mess) 800
No Passsee secured until paid for.
An experenced Surgeon Is attached to the Alabama.
.: !: MEEKER & CO., IS POydras street.
IhToIgh Tickets for the month Of June, BEL
.zoeHzs FOR CALIFORNIA via CHAGREs-
leave above o n 81 DAASYEi z. G@S%psSa @ @ y Wy
O'Clock A. M FoT freight or passage apply board, foot
hEEREk 8RGEEseY e9 z fegsass: ess,. street
sssis s;ss1sIes, Pass w ;b. 80
= 80 .l@S gSssss C ,seS.sd aSll pad l95 @h9
&FTfA NJ ~ s wa n "a q ' l.9 ] y q
= Steamship FALGOK. loco tons bnr.hsn
tor Cagr, With the California; and Oregon mails On ERE
y s NAY ss Mss ss ssysts deck n pnnctDay 0m foot
r. c,. ! RATks or PASSAGE;
In Lower Cabin . = - ~ e a. a.
@ S iaSssss asysss %S.I a@a Tsss Th 9
sPsalsh s9 EJC!nH, Consul %
gssssss se:Sfsd p@t fHSf paid iSG passage ticket.
aaa ORDER 70 receive regh must be procured om the Office
"' ''' 1ffiiRsAi 1fffAiiRsAiDlsE, LAwRAsoN co, Agents.
mmhi su.u..u ut-..,..,.,.-..,,-, 50 Grayier s.
securing medical attendance to her pssenEe
NON IEj5KSa ji5 EESsEA. -.
h sailing paats resrnsd ps Iss
THIS EVENIN The sI lax 6iSse ias viii positively sail on
ss S cao%RR ass s s
FisISTn' SEI4 K AEifF 4 g GScnRAN s co =
Fs FOR CALIFORNIA Uia Chagres-To sail on
ing packet schooner MERSSE @ 1as asl ss
will sail above For freight Or passage having splendid
apply on board at Pcaynne Tier First
w sd oo osrs y Go%%Ss Sa1Sr 4
manner. y '''' UP '' p'O'uS" III uS very mhis ''
.asaaAA FOR MINEA sAN SoFJ FEJRANCisCo AND sACRA.
- - ~ 9irIp;li,ynT5e sailing Bsl@oFe cp
efeo on board can take the % Bak Of 80
OF passengers. apply yso e y, ,,v,,.,,,,,
E competent and responsible Supercargo goes ont in
is vessel who will take charge Of goods that may be
entrusted TO him mhII
S&SE yeSSa-a00 bbls, light freight wanted to complete
-. -. ~ ,he loading Of The brig TYCiOPs Capt Cal
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Pa blished- Every Day-tsahdsy Exec ptsd)-
BY CROCKETT. FROsT AZ co.
JOHN W. gRoCKETT. w. rEosT.... HUDsoE A. KIDD
oryIcE.s.....No.0 81 81. CHARLES STREET.. =
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.VesO Orleans Agency

NASHVILLE MARINE, FIRE INSURANCE
And I4fe and Trust Company.
CAPITAL a 300, ,0OO--al paid in. Surplus 4I6O, 900
" JAS. WALKER, Sec'y.. JAS. A. PORTER. Pres
The operations Of this Company for II years. have beer
confined alone and exclusively 10 Underwriting.
River Sea and Fire Risks taken the lowest rates.
Losses promptly adjusted. w. b. PARTEE, Agent Z
mhS6 1y Office No g3 Camp street New jrIpans
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L. FOR CALIFORNIA Uia Chagres-The fine fast
S1AL sailing packet AMERICAN. having Just returned
- from trip TO Chagres, will postiyely sail on
THIS EVENING, the 18th inst Her accommodations iol
passengers unsurpassed and she will be supplied with the
best the market affords PASSENGERS for California are requested
70 look at this vessel and procure tickets board Lower
mhl4 A. H. COCHRAN a. co "a Tcboppi,oulas a,
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~ HAYMAN Il HOLDEN.
nlil No % Magazine street and II Red Sinfea
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