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Commodore stockton and an Explanation.

Commodore stockton and an Explanation. 4 great many surmisss and guesses have been started about the receat resignation made by Com n odoTe Stockton, of hts proposition in the United States I'ayy. The following letter, which we re- ceived yesterday from ihe gallant Commodore who. il appears, is now rusacatng in Virginia. may be considered as g@uera reply to the qaid nuRcs ill PU''''~' - '-.n -'~- E-rs"'a .-~" ,r"nhla theni- selves more about other folks affairs than they at tend 10 their own;
 ToLERsyiLLE, Louisa County. Va June I4th, 1850 { l J C. BENNETT, EDITOR \. '. HsRtLD-Su : The announcement (in letters from Washington, published in different newspapers that 1 resigned my commission in the navy 10 go LS California has ineonveuientiy increased my correspondence. ! To save others, as well as myself the trouble 0 [ any more letters ou that subject please to say in the next number of your paper that did not re- sign for any such purpose, and that have no such intention ou may also say, if you it, "that did uot get down 10 get up better" l was well seated. lweniy-ive hundred yeAr-aud nothing to do Nllh respect, your opt seV't,
 R F. STOCKTON This Is perfectly satisfactory 10 us. The gallant Commodore has no ntentoH To go to California, or "to get down to get up better" Whether he has q taste er disposition to go to Washington, or would accept certain position in the hig White House there, seems some what doubtful from the terms he uses in this ePistie. "Twenty-tve hundred year and nothing 10 do,' was probably better tian twen- ty-hve thousand year aud all the journals of the country barking al your heels. Some have aitri- buted the Commodore's resignation 10 fixed des- tiny or reaching the White House. as interpreted by the Rochester knockings, Well, gerhaps Il may be so. Was s to be the aext President Of tue U nj ted States will defy all msglcians and all spirits that revel between New York and San Francisco. We are only certain of one point--soHne cue will have that unhappy lot-and that's all We know.--N r Herald.
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

p" Jenny Lind Chewing Tobacco" is the latssi action In vlrginia. Just think of Jeany chewing!
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

,. " We are authorized 10 announce JOHN J. !, hohPSON as candidate for Justice of the f"ace Tor Big Rock Township, in Pulaski county. al 'hs ensuing August election
The Arkansas banner., 1850-07-09

Gt- We are authorized to announce GORDO. \. EBAY. Esq as candidate for Clerk of Il, Circuit Court of Pulaski county, at the ensuin August election.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1850-08-23

people is also dear you. Il justly so for is
main pillar in the edihce OF your real independence-the
support OF yoar tranquility home, your peace abroad
your safely OF your prosperity OF that liberty which
you highly prize, Bnt ms IL is easy 10 foresee that
from different and from different quarters, much
pains will be taken, articles employed 90 weaken IN
your minds conviction Of d ruhas this Is the point
In your political fortress nst which the batteries OF In
terns and external enemies will be most constantly and
actively hough often coyey and nsidousy) direcied-it
Of infinite moment you should properly estimate the
value Of your national Union 10 your collective
aud individual happiness-hat you should cherish cor
dial habItua and inovabe attachment TO rs accustoin-
ing 10 mink aud speak Of IL as oil the palladium
of your political safety and prosperty wa'cang Tor ts
with Jealous anxiety dscountenancing what
ever NAV suggest Suspicion that can ~ any toe" DC
Abandoned aud indignantly frownug upon the hst dawa'
ing every attempt ALLEVIATE portion OF our country
from The rest enfeebe the sacred ties which now link
ogether the various parts.
And TO this NOBLE patriotic appeal every honest tue
hearted and high minded American will respond Amsn
Let this be the judgment of poserity.
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The National Inteltgenoer mentions the singular fact
that George Washington Parke Gusts, esq, Of Arlington,
this city, had just paid his respects TO Mr. Fillmore,
the thirteenth President OF the United States and that he
had shaken hands with every man who had worn that
honor Perhaps there is no other in the United
States who say the May he long live to see
the succession of many others From the health he en-
joys and the energy which he displays. we have
doubt he will be able congratulate the democratic
President of the United States, who will succeed the
present dynasty in 1852.
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Tn. Administration rlat-Fsotsd.

When we stated Friday last that some OF the mem.
bers (senaors entertained doubts whether the President
and his cabinet in favor OF settling the whole ques
ton and that some of his friends in the House had de-
clared themselves willing. after Texas and California
had been settled, to leave the territorial question open,
and subject all the agitation of the Wilmot Pfovlso,
we deemed our duty state these suspicious for the
information OF the executive, that they might take the
necessary means for correcting these Impressions We
surely did not dream OF the hub-bub which such a
statement was calculated produce Now that the error
has been conraiicled, happy to have drawn
forth the correction We have done more, Glendower
We not only SCALED spirits from the vasty Deep" but
they have come when "did call them" We have
called out manifestations which no dispute. We
have assisted in calling members of the cabinet from "the
vasty deep !; and they have forth to their
friends and the democrats 1--WE could specify several
by name were decorous do So tina, the President
anxious to pass all the bills, and to settle the whole ques
ton without the Wilmot Provso, OF course. Thomas"
Of Washington. has done more He has called the
Van Wrinkle Of the National Inieligencer from his
easy sumbers and he too has forth TO assure us
that we Tor rather our infomanD may dismiss all doubts
and suspicious 'Why (says that venerable organ is the
editor OF the Union so 10th believe the admnisra
be favor oil an
of the territorial dcuties We suspect that scarcely
another man in Washington doubts the fact" We re-
oice therefore, have drawn out these revelations 1t
shows the friends of the administration. upon unqueston
able authority, what are its views and wishes and
trust tina, it will also of their doubts upon
the question.
The Inteiiigencer is mistaken. We are not I" 10th
TO believe" the administration to be in favor OF an
entire and harmonious settlement of the territorial Difficult
ties and OF course, of the whole controversy So far
from being loh," happy to believe it, because it
is calculated TO settle the question In fact our article OF
yesterday shows how unnecessary was the explanation
of the Inteligenesr We then believed and still
more firmly convinced, from conversations we had
yesterday with the confidential friends of the admin
istra,ion that they were anxious sette the whole
question, and repudale, of course the Wlmot Provso
We are further assured by members who ought to know
that the Wimot Provso pass, and that the bills
from the Senate will succeed in giving peace TO dis
tracted country.
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Fine Fruit.

We indebted TO the courtesy OF polite friends OF
the "Pot for the two best water melons we have seen
during the present They grew upon the farm of
Mr. J. c. Harvey, near Portsmouth. Virginia. and they
pass under the name of the "Harvey Melons" We have
nothing compare 10 them. They of the white.
thin rind and with rich, red meat We advise amateurs
to send Portsmouth for specimens, and the connois
seurs who wish 10 raise the best stock to obtain their seed
from the same quarter
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THE UNION.

Mr.. ATCHlS0N. trust there will be no further dis.
eusson, and that may have vote upon this bill II
upon at all during this sssson-and il is very import
ant bill--it should be passed Immediately. trust We
shall have a vote.
Mr.. MASON. Mr. Presideat, dislike TO have the
fugitive slave bill delayed but il the Senate will take
vote upon this bill, have objection. withdraw my
motion.
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ny GREEN q TAsTEr. Anes,onsen.

By GREEN d TABTET. Aucsio0eery,
II HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
III Saturday. 2ith instant shall se In front Of
and Pennsy
O'clock extensive OF secondhan
furniture belonging persons declining Housekeeping
Mahogany sofas, chnirs, lounges, &C.
DO centre, breakfast and other tabies
rocking chairs and looking giasses
Maple high and low post bcdsteads
Feather beds and bedding, and mattresses.
Chairs Of every description, csrpeu, &C.
Also good kitchen requisites, with many other artca
which deem unnecessary TO enumcrate. Terms, cash
GREEN 4 TASTET,
Aug 23-2t Aucuoneen
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Pleasure Excursion 20 Yorktown, Old Point, an
Norfolk,

Pleasure Excursion 20 Yorktown, Old Point, am
Norfolk.
9T-h The steamer O-ceoa will leave Washingtsn
the above places Saturday neri o.
oath August, O'clock arriving Old Point and hcA
morning. and for Yorktown at O'Clock "
turning leave for Norfolk Monday morning
up will be the delightful Of the season. afordins VI
opportunity the celebrated battle fed, NJ
antique town. Conwai.'s Cave also, enjoy the sea M
bathing bsb, sheepshead he ~
turning win leave for Washington Monday even
O'Clock,
Good music will be in attendance
Passage fare for the round Trip 81 for gentleman and M
sl2
Aug Odd JAMES MITCHELL
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CLrRK's ovrIor, Housr OF RsrsssKsTirIyts Y, u,
August 8 ~
DROPOSAI6 will he received at this Office unn :.
LIST October Furnishing hundred tons p
anthracite pounds each
delivered and put into the vaults Mt tho Capitol free ron
small PARTICLES Also, hundred and my cords ~ best
sory wood delivered, corded
Capitol yard, hundred and twenty cords 10 be sawea
and the balance ioar pieces the whole to be slowed
vaults, and the attending the delivery Of the cost
saving aud slowing 81 the wood be paid by t conu
whole 20 be delivered by the LIST Of November. :.
Security will be required Tor the faithful performance o
therefore, offering furnish above arne
the securities In their proposals..
RICHARD NJ. 1Ophvvts
Aug e-duoct Clert House OF ReprcsentahvtfV y.
Norr.The limo limited for receiving proposals % tu
sbovenamed articles has been changed 70 the LIST Of sP
prosimo.
Aug I7-dtlsep
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For Norfolk, Piney Point, and Old Point-Fars Re-
duced.
a .u1 The O.ceola viii, the 10Th Of JAZZ
Erxzp&1An-e making trips week the asr
places, leaving Washington every WEDNESDAY 'a
Saturday O'Clock returning, leave Norfolk Moses
and Thursday at 4 O'Clock, y.
Touching going and Piney Point, Old Point Co
nver and the usual landings the Potomac.
Passage TO Piney Point, 81.
Passage and fare Old Point, 81 and any ~
during the bathing season, 50.
Passage and fare 10 Norfolk, o.. -,
July 4-u JAMES MITCHELL
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The House devoted its session of yesterday to the
further consideration of the details OF the civil and dpo
matte appropriation bill, in Committee OF the Whole
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House Of Representatives.
The House devoted its session of yesterday to the
further consideration of the details OF the civil and dplo
matte appropriation bill, IN Committee OF the Whole.
ny-At an adjourned mecti.x Of citincns
Ward held Union house Wednesday evening
the a General Eaton from the committee appointed
meeting Of the i6 submitted report which discussed and
amended hut before the taken Its adoption,
adjourned place Friday
evening, tho aSd instant, at 8 O'Clock, p m.
NATHANIEL FRYE, Chairman.
JANIS J. Drcxrss, Secretary.
August "a is5o.
G7-rhc Un,on.acan act of Congress justify attempt
This question up (Fnday) evening" in the
"socey for Free Debates" Temperance Hall These
sions are public.
Mutual IAfs Insurance Company of New York. NO. as
ABATEMENT Of the affairs Company quarter ending
Ne, seeumaia,ed fund April ao 1850 sloas7si 80
Receipts during the quarter, amer paying all and
Amour, due and paid al agencies. Of
io" w
slJa7sa 70
Deduct losses unpaid. 1920 90
Ne, July 81 Is5O..........s ,los,7ss
mvNsrxrsrs.
stock. OF United States, and State and city Of New
Loan. on real estate in me eide. Of New Yoii and "
brookyn valued at double the loaned hereon a57 3 ~
Cash on hand and in bank, SC l2e2,s2
Policies issued during the qusrer.............. n@
JOSEPH D: COLLINS, President.
CHAs GILL, Acuary
1sAAc Anrsrr, Secretary.
Charles De sedug, Todd. Buildings. Pennsylvania ave
nue., Agent,
w p Johnston NJ. D., opposite City Once 7h street
Physician. " = - N'
Pamphlet explanatory Of the principles and operations
company can be had on application, the AGENTS once
Aug 23-2awtf
~ GREEN ~ Tssrgr, Auos,o---r.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FJJRNrTuRF AT AucrroN
III On Monday the 26th instant residence
lady declining housekeeping, ~
m 10 o'clock, a. m, a good lot Of furniture,
Mahogany sofas, cha ckera
10 marble top centre tables, closets, &c.
DO bureaus breakfast md 9th
raiof hnd chamber window curtains wardrobes
cane ana woodsen chairs, Tenders
nanof, sep and chamber heartb-rugs &c.
Pass age oil cloth, hal oiher lamps
ao ana chamber looking and mantel ornaments
fesihef beds, bedding hair M shuck mattresses
ah and low and French bedseads, pine tables, &C.
ahna, glass, crockey, and
Radiator and Of kitchen requisites
lens all under f2s, credit of 60
and days. tot satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
GREEN A. TASTET,
Augo3-a Aucuone.rs
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REAUMONT's PATENT STARCH POL

II BEAUMONT : PATENT STARCH POL.
- lSIPatcRtCd Juiy l6, lS50.-The subscriber woun
respectfully inform The public that they have the -atsucu0
OF offering them article which will give BEAUTIFUL
Gil 50 and SMOOTH SURFACE 10 Linens, Camhri.s
Collars, Shirt BosOms, and all kinds OF Prints, etc II cor
taRs nothing injurious and prevents duEl from sticking
Linen 1t also resss the arising from the
mosphere perspIraOn The public have long m
necessity OF such L. ave tins their Expectations
De tuly realized No competition feared, after lWTt
trial, as hss superior every thing else before used
LT \ family should be without IT,
The public CauuO ed spurious article
taOn "a the genuine has the signature Of the Pateuiee
the wrapper OF each cake,
PHCE-l2 cents per cake, with full directions One cab
VIII be sufficient for twenty thirty dozen clothes.
ALsO-MORklS' FRENJH LlQUiD BLUEliG.-
rms and original invention admirably adapted for
ng that Blue Tint to Linen, Mnsin etc, which HeIiraze
the yellow unge they would Otherwise after washing
and without viii the peculiar whene=- indispensable
could no beauamed. II also perfectly harmless and con
tAIn no Ingredient that is the least Injurious to the most de
cate fabric.
This Liquid, on trial. y be found 10 be purer, cheaper
more neNuuiG anu ~ every respect more TO be dppeude
gpo0 than either the Indigo or Fs Blue formerly used
Launtres and families Of this and other Countries.
fEtCE-l2,3 cents per boule.
III To be obtained at wholesale and retail from c. ASE
MEAD 4 co. No. Exchange PllCe. Duucan's Binding
between Iu7Umhouse and Blenyllle streets. so from
~ JOSEPH HUFTN 10 Caup st.
~ JusI received and for sale above fresh stock Of
DR.. BLAkE.- AROMATtC BITrERS
DR.. ulICllINGS' DYSPEPSIA BlTTERS
DR.. HlBB ARD'S WILD CHERRY do.
Country Merchants and Others requested 10 call bso
purchasing elsewhere. M I'M 1-
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ro & hha Keeping in and Clean the Common
nssert e hosa and Bridges, from Galvez street 10 It's
The contractor shall be bound keep the Shell Road in
Us present grade and TO fill up with fresh shells ali rnts
Sqe as last rs they The road on eagb side Of The
Road ana the Shell Road shall be kept clear Of erass
t5a s kGGe The Pr Road to be graded the hsgh Of
ard be sept in repair by filling all holes and nis as Sst
ey apea The Banquette to be kept clear all grass and
Wseds anu me snmps removed and the Banquete grubbe
wheh fequrea The bitches to be kept clean and clear 40
Ns 70 a9W iree passage OF the into the Draining On
contractor. ~ W ms
Gil, in the amount of the sale the md tbs
months pay retained until the faithful complexion OF the con
the contractor to fulfil his duty VIZ F "
B. Payments to be made monthly the certificate of the
Surveyor. " ~
The Municipality reserves the right annu the contract
upVn e I" ue surveyor tlat me WORK neglected
notice, al the risk Of the contractor and his
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INxG INxI! INRI!I
EEsCE'B'6SOB1'S COglE8slbErg9S Fl9As

Black, Japan, Copying, Marking. Hue. LndeHbls
scarlet, Ead, CaFWinu,
VIZ comfort. pleasure and benefit u 6. gsa OF EDr'r.
Inn m our daily correspondence and business. can
readily be appreciated by those who have experienced Ihe
4aF 81 Hai-gud who has not, These Ink How fTfr
rom the pen give o stronger and r n, durat lc 60 ~
IMAM any other now in
rOT sale IN any quantity the mann Egrs 10y
Il. D. BEACH, NJ canal street,
"S-A ~ Wholesale Agent Ter New Orleans.
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tURDHAG, AuEugi Is, l543.
ir. aDHsead-Desr Sir: have little gin seven years
Of age who has been seYaTa years afflicted Fits; we
tried almost everything for her but without last,
although We could hHd recommendation circulars
Tor like hers thought, abe in very dslcac
health we w0q4 give hen OF SaTsapala, and
glad did, for only restored her strength but
has had Of the FITS. great pleasure and sur
pns. She fast becoming rugged aud hearty for which
fee grateful Your, respectfully,
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LoUIsYILLe-per stssulsr Fanny Smith a pcs 79 |
e sS SssS iBb I b. DO @s P, TnG Harrison
l49 els rope Male Cox1 pkg mdse Felowes &co-lOro
ieSsRer Kenneds s Foser9i bb -four Nsn oven ro
964 tes beet K W Mi6ank &co-aO bbs lard oil " Wright
&oO-44 do whisky Frez Bro-33 bags feathers Fer
ST LOUIs-Per steamer Alton; 1856 SKIS corn, 1000 bbs
flour Connolly Nco-lO9 do Eager &eoiS3 sacks oats
kenne Dix &cp--5Q0 do J MOnre-67 sks Pickett,
Perkins &co-4s de s Q Mche-l7 bNs Inimeut, bQles
ysort"iOS hhds bacon. b6s PORK 81 * fruit CowSn By
Eers &eo32o bb ling levitt Gayle Sco-l ease chocolate
10 do beans Me(segor &eO1Q0 bales cotton l Mclean
Ffssen &co~Toia ia bales eo oG none q 40
,oClNClNHATl-leE steamer Moro Castle; II bbls pork
p bbs cider, bag flour Bec-I box tongues 2casks ba
con- BIS hams do beef T KeeP-292 beef 6 boxes
Y 5i do Saseoho keg pigs feet Martin ros Pkgs su9des
Cowaq, DyEers &eo5O6 Obs -four sgfses, Adams &coI4
b6s aow s. do 81 hf do beef no bbs pork Nye, Bro eco
10 SIS BRAN John P SS moaes 6bs is
3 Ra b5 6u Pss 3 d 6Ps
Leyy-G ia ongues 70 DO beef SP9t9ri NGo-ltl kegs
10 do whisky Dasre &colOO plows Hogan x Fqrreaud
Il nd tobacco shqtz Hsddep-sO bales hemp Mon9weN
whisky Lands &oOlOO rolls lea her Geo Foster acolQ0
B Do S MbanR 4d 90 P s9d Is ss do
Norton Sc99o Ks butter 81 bHs cheese r. do starch 50 bis
= bbs butter 9q hams 81 kgs pigs feet Jone-sundres
SD seS@e Montgomery 157 bale, cot
Ton Hill Mclean $50 SSoS6 BgTk X &GonSS ho9R
deSaqes-39 Fel9wes&co-S D tlumphTeys-3i G Con
R9g- Bradley wilson SGoP8i Wlisht WILLIAMS &eo
E9eg5 RTaadeF Wilam9 SGo-i Wet 4 summSsrs5
| 4 HaT,son-i II Moore-4 Bonner II 5mith-TOtal7 1855
sGR2SD PR AIRIE--Pers steamer Fashion, 1ghhds sugar
Fellowes &oo-13 do deBane-26 DO q Over-2O do, 81
hbls molasses z deEsana-25 do Cu2ensau-45 do G
iands-7 hhds oranges Zenons0 SKIS rice CharIessun
aisPmer Alamo lI9 bales cotton
Wnght Williams SeoV al; Williams Phillips Neo-45 Il
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NOTICE is hereby given, in virtue Of the above
resolution, that will sell at my office, MONDAY.
bidder the contract for keeping in repair for year the
Common street Shell Road, the bridges the same, the
eSatioRs above [d28i A. D. GRossMAH. Mayo day aps
MayOraltY OF NewUrleans ....,.. December 20, 1850
ooDSc1 n Sg q 5aa IT ig g. Two'}
r ESOLVED, That the Mayor be authorized
~ and requested after giving ten days notice the official
Plank Road Common eet, from st. Mary's TO Galvez
street me WORK to be done and payments to be made in
Specification for C0atract t0y Plank Roads on
Common ST., bet. st. Mary a7,d Ga5Uea SITS.
L. The Plank Road bed on Common street shall be 10 feet
%se WIZ S 6e eshsq Lo2d on each eide regularly graded
q There will seepers laid 5ngitudinay for the top
plank to rest which sepers will be pinn. into the groun
wfh Two Gch pGs three feet ons The ends Of the sleeper
will be three pins each sleeper The ssepers will be rmy
badded IN the ground and inch of sharp sand be filed
tops OF the seepers by board resting the seepers,
n5ure perect and solid Ted for the plank to rest
q, The top plank will be laid right ang s with the road
with crown Of two and ha inches, and be fastened by
shall have their edges aided of prevent iong The IN
even ends of the puuks Wi not be OIL but the road bed
jecuoRs, making smooth finish.
The "a Der viii consist Of the best hard heart yellow
pne tree iom sap shake bad knots other detects cacu
ate TO Unfair is strength or durability The top panks viii
be IN lengths o. fifteen feet, three inches thick, and nine
inches wide The seepes will be three inches thick nine
INCHES wide and of length fifteen feet The spike
The contractor will be bound furnish all materials, and
TO complete the road in ninety days after the passage Of the
contract and to keep good order for ninety days after it
has been received BY the Surveyor
Payment will be made as follows:
J. The Municipality portion in cash upon the completion
OF each two quarter being reserved until NINETY
DAYS alter completion and the proportion due by the properly
holders IN bills against them, payable in thirty days after the
completion o the work. cash. The beng subU
gated TO the rights and privileges oil the Municipality, with
power to enforce payment
ISiguedl JAMES Il. CALDWELL, President.
Approved December ~, 1850.
lSlguedl a, u. CROssNAH, Mayor.
rru2 copy: II. BIER CLERK.
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SHIPPING.
FOE CALTFORNTA.
Pacific Mail Steamship Company.

Fee, Foo CALIFORNIA via chi ACRES -
sE#EFfa Direct Line TO ChRgres.-The new and
magnificent double engine steamship PHIL "A
DEIPHIA, Capt. f. Stanley, v. s. N, commanding
will leave on her second trip from this port for Gil AG RES
DiRECr, on WEDNESDAY MORNING, January lst
at S O'Clock, punCtnally,
This Steamship together with thenew double engine steam
ship CARIBBEAN, built expressly for this trade Will form
Semi Monthly Line from this city to Cagres Direct to co
meet with the COmpany's Mail Steamships OREGON, GALL
FoRNIA, PANAMA, NoRTHERNRR, TEENEsSEE, C0LUa;
BtA and CAROLINA, from Panama to San Francisco and
Oregon occurring to passengers THRoUgH TIGKETs with
certainty and the quickest dispatch. Mail will be dispatches
by each steamer carrying later dates than any other steamer
leaving the United States, to the government Mail
Steamers of the LIST aud 18th Of each month from Panama to
California and Oregon.
RATES PASSAGE;
From N ew Orleans to Chagres.
In saloon.
In Second Cabin 90 w
In Steerage, with Berth and separate Mess. 40 %
From Panama to San Francisco. 80
In Cabin. n; 9 M
6 All tickets for passage and orders for freight must be
procured directly from the Agents. no other parties are
authorized to sell tickets contract for freight
ARMSTRONG, LAWRASON co. Agents,
I'm NJ ayirp (lrlaa