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Recent advices confirm the account Of the suppression
Of the revolution attempted By the reaconay party in
the republic Peace order and progress NOR e
firmly consolidated than previous to the aborye out
break the people rally round the government the par.
tisans OF reogresson have succeeded in merely display
ing their weakness. Antioquia the only place in
which The plans al the conspiracy not frustrated so
soon developed by the imposing attitude of the cii-
zsns OF all classes. In This place the people i'm
posed upon BY false circulated by reactons agents,
representing the executive having been assassnated
and the reins of government in Bogota as being in the
hands Of the parsans Of the Jesus but 80 soon as the
truth became known the momentary counienanco which
the movement had received from few mlsinfomed in
diyiduals was withdrawn, and General Boucfo, having
been ice defeated by the volunteers who spontanc
" rushed to in defence of their rights and Of the
laws, souaht safety IN flight
Il "a not one Of the least remarkable circumstances At.
tending thi. attempted revolution that the various houses
OF commerce Lave placed at the disposition Of the govern
nent all the funds which il could require In proseCu
Ting soil reforms in aboishing the penalty Of death for
political offences in establishing perfect freedom Of the
press and similar truly liberal laws the government has
assured it's own soldty and the permanence and pros
perity Of the republic,
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EDITORS CORRESPONDENTS.
From. our Baltimore Correspondent.
RALrIMoRE. Sent. Ia-5

BALrIMoRE, Sept 1875, pm.
we have but little here to-day Of general interest
The weather has beeona warner
The MoniPaiser Ballet Troupe continue to perform at
Holiday Street Theatre full aud BILE audiences
They are certainly among the best danseuse have
and their pieces are very entertaining The Theatre
has recently been rehed aud handsomely proved which
renders il cxceedingly agreeable.
The Grand Lodge OF Odd Fellows continues In session
This morning they got through with the proposed amend
ments the constitution and took The lodge will
adjourn finally before Saturday evening Considerable
business is yet before il,
The Observation-Disclosures political party seems to
make but Iite way, is rass than anything
else by the wings draw of unwary democrats from their
legitimate party, in order defeat the regular democratic
ticket IL is well for friends 10 know this
There is mueh doing in hour-sma sales OF Howard
SO g. Red wheat, 90 10 cents, to quality
white 10 a 80 cents Yellow corn, SO 90 cents white,
% % cents. OATS 80 81 cents. Rye, 81 cents Pro-
visions firm. Rio coffee, 81 81 cents. Whskey 2 a 2s
cents The money market is somewhat easier.
We shall doubtless have details OF the California
per Illinois Norfolk, by the Norfolk boat
Tonight.
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Party.
To those of our friends in Virginia, North Carolina
and other States who have taken us to task for stating
that the Southern State Rights party not democratic,
we commend the following from the Southern Senne Of
Georgia OF the 18th inst The editor, after numerous de-
nuncalons OF the course of the Washington Union ad
mlng 'hat our vewsm be proper enough if there is
to be national democracy says:
with that party we have nothing to do and of course
ul'ey ePuolale his labors To unite its members In the
maintenance OF The Compromise We know no demo
catc whg nor any other kind of aatiOndt party We
tue oou' of many have been working and tong
as democrats or wings and have got nothing but hard
knocks Tor pains We have been miserable dunes
81 these parties, and they have induced
ant sons TO iorswear the land their birth for The
OF federal pap We dissolve the connexon it'll them and
heneeiorh only know the Southern Rights party. When IL
has achieved its high Objects and there should be
rsur"i"g sense Of justice among national politicians
when we are disposed to doubt very much we will then
think further about tue matter"
ms patron OF southern rights has marvellous faith
in treasury pap, II the sad and amentable condition 10
which he seems to be reduced is 10 he attributed to the
absence OF treasury pap admit that has mons,rous
power We can think OF no remedy but to submit it TO
an ailopae process and divide out as the doctors do
their pills. Perhaps in this way change can be effected
and the equality OF its benefits be established on the
sentaion and taxation We put this idea out for the
consideration Of southern friend, assuring him that
great slckler he is for The equal disrbu-
ton of The benefits and burdens of the federal govern
ment.
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THE UNION.

the Compromise final settlement. as they have done
i0ies by the resolutions adopted in their convention the
Republic may well attend TO the wing convention which
sitting at the time, refused TO recognise any settle
"sni ThaisU1 and affirmed the right and day OF further
agitation, based the doctrine OF the Wmot proviso
When the Republic shall have taken its position on these
wing matters, may be willing to reopen with il the
question of the present union and nationality OF the New
York democracy, and the claim OF the Evening Post to
be regarded as its organ
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We have received the proceedings OF this body, and
rsaa Them with much pleasure Connected with the same
s,bsct we have been furnished with list of the duties
IN the produce OF the United States in Holland which
.bal publish tomorrow, with such observations occur
n us calculated to aid the efforts of that convention and
uomoe the highly important commercial interests of the
States
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
sATURpAY MORNING. SEPT go. 1861.

ma Mn C. W. JAMES, Of Cincinnati, Ohio general travel
for the States assisted by JoHs II DKsT, wa
Dr. j. Wa pswoRrn, X GRAVES, A. II. LAWS JAMES
LOTT EDWARDS THoaAs FARMLAND, and c. M.
wIsYuAN Each Of persons has certificate Of The
, Of Cincinnati Of the city describing their persons
mere will be no paying them, and hope all
~. NAV call will make convenient TO settle with them
~ Mr. Israel JAMES No ls2 South Tenth street. Phiade
10 "a authorized make collections for the cities of New
~ Roston PhiIadelph and Baltimore.
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This distinguished member of the last Congress is in
this city, at Willards Hotel Although decided wing in
hi, politics. he knew how to manifest tina. spirit OF cour
,ssy and beray in his public conduct which conciiaes
,hs respect and good. will of opponentsin which
.osct we are happy 10 know that his successor, Mr.
breckenridge Ia sound and able democrat will follow his
s,ampe and thus increase the sphere OF his usefulness
and influence.
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VALUABLE FARM md HOTEL, IMPROVED CITY PROP
Y ERTY, ALSO SERVANT MAN AND WOMAN AT AUG
TioNon Monday 9Th Of October, O'Clock, M
premises shalt sell that valuable Of land called "Chiches
ter improved by aIame hotel known Good Hope lying
Washington
Marlboro
(l3) thirteen, twenty peches
OF leading towards SpaIding
road Aforesaid and running from thence ehone degrees
perches the intersection
sadi aud from thence with The said road leading spdng
said road the following
degrees eighteen perches thence thirty degrees
Walkers tine and
degrees perehes and from thence bgnng
roOd
immediately after the sale Of the above snail sell
m four and servant womau AGED
years-both of whom restricted 10 the Distinct.
At5X O'Clock. all that and parcel Of
Washington north
"NayyYard BRIDGE being part Of lots and No.
improved by sengs beginning at the southwest
square, running fronting
SOUTH ninety north thirty thence ninety
thirty feet fronting llth 10 the place Of begin
ming containing 2, 100 square feet
Improvements One third balance IN
twelve, and eighteen months, with interest," satisfactorily
cured.
Terms for the servants, cash.
DYER Il MCGUIRE,
q
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~25 REWARD.

osT-on "Wednesday afternoon, 7h instant, between
~ Department and 18TH Pennsylvania avenue
bits on the Bank q metropolis amounting $50 Two bills of $40
zach, ad the off Walker their
John Walker, office
War Department, shall receive reward twenty
Sep aJ-d3t
NOTiCEt to Tsx-Payers- Eight per deduct on
Notice hereby that the for the present year
Isl July, deduction per
ed upon payments Of said tax during the month
X. j. ROCHE, Collector.
Son 1O-TuTbs stdf
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Or IT. Matthews Church-The Rev. CHARLES STONE
President of &c College, preach ST. Mat
thew's Church morning IL O'Clock.
SEM
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NoFNntbFhh NNITtFet u V
THE winter he opened on the I'm OF
Il September -.
Room, library, bed furpirurr ~ w
Table and servants, -
Cha student who do board -.
Room, library, and furniture. IL w
Fuel nj washing an per dozen,
Matrcuaon $40, small charge for average damages
The Necessary college expenses exclusive Of books and aone
per annum be admitted II
time opening preferable Bills payable three
months advance.
Our student have the opportunity or attending Of
given nguished Of science Al the smith
hearing the dentes IN Congress- and
United Supreme advantages which
other college present.
CoLLseE HIT, August 1851, Aua0-d&cPlaw4w
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THE Raiiroad Jubilee.

BosroN Sept. I've have a grad miaryand civic
procession to-day in honor Of distinguished guests,
which, in size aud magnifcence, exceeds anything
here. "
The President is indisposed end appear Lord
Elgn and suite present, and have been enthusi
astlcaly received.
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NEW ORLEANS, Sept. Is.

Thera is Z fair demand for coon with but te offer
ing-saies OF $50 bales 81 for middng Bacon
sreadysaes prime sides at II PORK dull l6 Is
for mess Whiskey, Isl cents.
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DY virtue or f1 fGeias, issued cler
ID circuit OF the District Columbia
and directed,
srday, the o0h Of September Instant before
door OF said the folow described
properly, Lot No in SQUIRE No 900 lot No. 81 square
10 3lI Nos. and 49, No. 80 lot No In
No. 81 No y, IN No 2fz; lot No s85
No 654 square seized
levied upon aud will be sold satisfy judciaiS and
October tenn, ls5 RICHARD WALLACE,
Sept 4-dt3Othsep Marsh II. G.
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Mount Allan Instttu te.

THIS pleasantly situated the Georgetown
prospect from embracing the city of Washington
miles Alexandria.
Il number of
practice IL seeks combine
Christian home.
will begin November Parents who for
Application for further information
be Addressed
Rev. ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georgetown, D. c.
Bishop Of Maryland, and Hugh Davey Evans
LII. D. Baltimore Hon &. f. Chambers, county, Aaron
Dayton esq Fourth Auditor of the Treasury, Washington Evan
Lyons esq tseovctoyu; w Thompson pisboro
NorB Caona; Mile Halowes, 81. Mays, Georgia.
Sentl6 -2aM4W
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EpisoopaI Institute for Young Ladies,

Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
Northpeu corner Of pA and r streets.
THE INSTITUTE Of septem
be efficient Of professors and teachers every
department
boarding pupils $3.50 per annum, including English
mathematics.
Terms day pupils per Of 6vs mon0srom $40
S22, in English aud mathematics
modern music, drawing painting kc,
Circulars be had Of the Principal Early application for
admission Is necessary -
/ WILLIAM J. CLARK, Principal
WASHINGTON CRY, August 10, 1851.
l7-dtl5Oct
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sep 20-eodSds

EMOyaLTho celebrated Dr. g. w. RoBACK, professor OF
astroo, astronomy phrenoogy and combined
with conurauon from Sweden having removed his ONCE % No
White New fork offers his services the citizens
OF He has been consulted by al the crowned heads Of
Europe, aud enjoys higher reputation arooger than
any living Navies calculated according TO geomancy-
ladies 81 gentlemen s. Persons at distance can have their
sending OF the day OF their birth Al
letters will receive immediate atten
and naiiviues part Of the world written on
prepared make Of his by
conjuaon Of the following topici Courhp, advice
successful accomplishment Of wealthy marriage
be the redeem such gwen 10 the free use
Of bottle and for all of hazard and o the recovery OF
property, and purchasing of lottery uckns Thou
aboyenaed boen done 10 this city and s
vicinity United States, full Subtraction Of all
10000 natys hooscopes have been cast during the last -four
while VIII purpose, will do
person, the mail safe thai parsons
1unry through post Office Dr. Boback
900 monthly, and has missed
Az letters win ne rcgiously ended TO- prepaid We par
post ofce, and State For particulars
Of Unon aud get astrological almanac
gratis. . =. ,,,~ .-r.
White street, New York,
"a e..
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Floor on-Cioths. Cartain Materials,

rARPETINGs, Floor on-Cioths, Cartsin Materials,
the pleasure of announcing their
friends and housekeepe generally Of The cities Of Wash
adjacent counties Maryland
Virginia. they just received per New York and Boston
extensive and altogether the complete
Of 'hng dry goods Of every description hat
the public the lead
M arrc o which they beg to enun arate, viz
pie tape velvet carpeting, designs
Brussels do rich
do heavy English Brussels do
do do small figures
s bales English E4usseIs low priced
yards super ply capeting Lowell manufacture
1000 do DO do second. quality
beautiful oil-cloth, which will be o
shape halls
nd Venetian, for
50 dozen rods all sizes and cheap
printed b ciotbs, fiom l04 to 1914
10 pieces very silk and wool curain de laine
worsted and cotton do
do worued damasks
damasks, double width
do worsted de LANES, for furniture
IS Turkey-red cashmerets
Is pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
enbroidt muslin curtains
10 piects embroidered curtain musins low price
$50 cornices from The richest the cheapest.
all trimmings and fixtures OF the
styles all Of which will be offered the most
dating cordially invited examine
HooE BROTHER, CO.
Sept I6-d4wif
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Alexandria and Washington Boat.
The George Woshingtons veck-s trips.
a ~p~v, TINS superior steamer win leave the fol-
E,.Esk lowing hours coach with the boat In
IssxSak- Washington. Boats fare 2k Persons going
and leaving boat round trip, l2k Coach e 6k
Leave Alexandria at ~, 9, 10Y, n ~, ., az &c.
Leave Washington So, 9h, III t2A, "a, 3k, 52, 81.
with the bnatho cnRc for the boat
the Capitol the l2th Leave
Sept le-6i JOB CoRsoN, Captain.
HAS. II. LANE has just retura d from New York
" with rich and elegant Of fall styles OF gentemens
fIrnshing goods.
Also, add onal supply Bee5o New York hats caps &c
The public respectfully invited ia examine these superior
goods.
Sept l7-3uf
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TELEGRAPaIo REPosTs FOR THE UNION.

Arirai Of the Steamer Illinois Nearly Too Millions IN
CiofdEcIion Excitement Mining Iaeli geacs. SocI-
ety improved, The Markets, &c.
NORFOLK, Sept 49, The steamship Illinois with ChsRres
dates 9th and Kingston oil the l2 In here to-day
of coal she brings 400 passengers, and 900 in
gold dust freight. and large siaonnt in the hands of
pasengers Sac left the Falcon Cnagres The Bfohor
Jonathan sailed from Kingston eight hours ahead Of the ILL
noi5,
fire had occurred at Sacramento city which destroyed
property the amount of thirty thou SAM dollars.
Considerable excitement prevailed with regard 10 the
election Business was brisk and accounts from the mining
districts favorable. The weather Was fine, and
promising condition The state Of society had
improved, owing the efforts oil the vigilance
aud the prompt action of the civil author
tiles Prices of produce have undergone material
change though the large supplies tended dcpress
New York, Sept. 10.
The United States frigate SnsquehanIa was at Rio
lh Of August in disabled condition Her foremost
aud mamma sprung and her machinery so injured
that she would be obliged TO return under sail
HARTFORD, Conn., Sept -.
serious fire occurred in Mulberry street this mornng.
The furniture and block OF buildings belonging to
DE wey were consumed. Eight Irish families burnt
out The loss is IS OO0 and only partially insured.
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w II. DUvhLL, late of the frpn Jusby 4 DuyaiI,
W would inform his friends public that lin order 20 faci
under the National
ote) he Las taken store nearly Opposite whefs ne WI De
cas weeks Be corunuesW fh
scue orders cohine the materials short notice. md IN
approved ~, general assortment o. senuemens ur-
nishng goods always hand.
sent il-AeOlwif
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JAMES l.. EDWARDS, late Cousn'iss'on,r OF PEN
slons and simeon sith attorney nlaw formerly Of ordans
bg wv wax have opened office N washington city for
~ ~ bgainers claims before Congress
~, dnnartmcn general government They
49, maj attention business thst may be intused
% Reference be made sny members Of the last
po paid addressed Edwards Smith, wisrds
Hotel, will be duly attended TO-
Sop I0--dIy
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CaRDThe o. the public respectfully requested
our stock cabinet French China dinner DESSERT
aud mant vases, cut glass plated
~ useful household furniture selected
great expressly ciy trade
win be sold exceedingly for cash. liberal credit for
satisfactory paper.
DYER MCGUIRE,
Sept led Aucioneefs.
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po, horse coach conyeFance the specific bid, though
the highest I'll be preferred to the star DID, to the extent of
moderate nfrence in the COMPENSATION IN case the fft
ence is not snoh As to interfere with the policy OF the law
which oeSs 10 reduotion in the Of transportation EI
oepons however, may be allowed where tbs star bid is
made the present of tn stock on the rOnte and is
manifest that the for preeng the specific bid do
EXIT in his case.
g. On routes of the highest class here coach
steamboat anportu ion required by the size and i'm
poance of the mails preference Tor me seehc bid will
be- if necessary led greater extent oil difference than
the inferior coach routes, subject however, to the eIcep
uons above stated.
"A. mo cation of bid in any o. It's essential terms,
is anamoun bid, and cannot PC receVed so us 10
interfere with regular competition, alter e last hour set Tor
receiving BIDS e.,
% Po.tmasers required be careful and aot to
y the sueency of guaranton suees without showing
that they persons OF sufficient responsibility ana all bid
ders guarautors and surees distinctly notified that
failure to into perform the contracts Tor me seryc
proposed for the accepted bids their legal liabilities Will be
enforced against them.
20. The contra will be substantially in the forms here
toore used this Department. except IN the respects parcu
ay mentioned in ths,e and conditions ana on
all railroad and steamboat routes the contractors VIII be re-
qued deliver the mails into the post offices at the ends OF
the routes and all the post offices not more IMAM eighty
RODS fiom the railroad or landing: O.,
n X HALL, Postmaster General
Post Office Department. January Is. 1851. te4 bt law
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PERFUMERY, ETC,


~ We have Just received per EXPRESS and are now
opening invoice of the finest PERFUMERIES, SOAPS
COSMETICS, etc., offered in this city, Customer
and visitors respectfully invited to call and examine ou
stock, which, feel satisfied, viii please This assortment
consists Of
DOUBLE EXTRACTS from the most exquisite Flowers:
CoLoGSes, from the French. German, and America
Laboratories;
TOILET SOAPS of every variety and odor;
PoMATuMs, from the manufactures of Iubin Dupuytren
Rousel, and others
SHAVING SOAPS AND CREAMS OF every description;
POWDER BOXES AND PuYrs; TOILET POWDER, etc. etc
Iogelf" with an extensive assortment of
HAIR BRUSHES, TOoTH BRUSHES,
COINS, NAIL BRUSHES etc
e-Y" For sale 1t 2. LOUIS MASSEY'S,
felO If corner Camp md Grgvicr SITS.
nUFFlELD'S HAMS AND JOLES--
~ bhls Duffed's Hams;
20 bhs do extra SnRar-oured JOes:
% hhls do do do do.
Landing eI steamer Georgetown and for sale by
X, Il McALpIN,
is3s 20 Common st and Canal STREE Row.
ENGLISH POTATOES-20 barrsls in fin.
~ order. landing and for sale by
ia15 Ia WOOD&
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Genuine Medicine VtItTehOltSS
No. I5I Chartres st. New Orleans.

4 WRIGHT Il co. having resolved to stand unrvaed In
al every department of their business have agreed with the
Iopetors and Agents of all the genuine popular Patent
Medicines throughout the United States to keep them con
etany supplied with fresh and ample assortment at rates
Tar below the usual market prices BY this they
enabled TO offer for the inspection of purchasers the ost
extensive assortment which be found this or any other
city. Having had many experience in the purchase
for conducting this particular department the most liberal
SCALE and now prepared supply the trade al prices SO
handsome per sentsse on his Investment either WoeGS
assortmentof LII GENUINE PATENT MEDICINES;
The following list comprises part of their assortment, and
can be furnished to Dealers in most cases. from twenty to
twenty-five per cent. cheaper than manufacturer regular
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e-V Those persons who have been auxousy waiting
for the arrival of our s RGICAi., DENTAL AND EYE
INSTRUMENTS respectfully informed that they have
at last to hand and ready for inspection. They
really beautiful and guaranteed Of superior quality. Call
and see them. For sale by
ielQ Il P.L. MASSEY. cor. Camn md Grayisr ste
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SHIPPING.
FOR TOR MA,

FOR ALfFOR MA.
rS,xe ORCALIFORNIA-Thenew and splendid
-SllaSrNs steamship PANIPEH0, CapI. W. w. Hun.
ship wharf It May street. laar eite for Ciaeres
direct, MONDAY, the 10Th inst at A. NJ. prec Sc w.
For freight OF passage, apply TO
| ARMSTRONG, LAWRASoN co. Agents,
mho LOG Magazine street.
| rsn=e FOR SAN FRANCISCO ANOsAsRA-
| &TGsE5S NlENTO CITY. CaIfornia-The new /,
ssa4zs substantial low pressure steamship CINCIN-
sAif, Chpt: --,win as above about the Ath
nisbed sta-rooms throughout. aoding fine opportunity
these who wish TO with heir families Only few
passengers and limited quantity of freight be received
Those wishing 10 make engageTe1Its vi % well apply
L.. FOR CHAGREs DIRECT : To salt THIS
SH1E EVENING. positively - The A fine and fast
$50 sailing regular monthly packet brig OCrANIA,
A. NJ Madden, master, Will sail positively above The
OcrAvA Is handsomely fitted for the accommodation OF
passengers, and will land her freight passengers along
side the wharf at Chegre thereby saving the delay and
pense attending boat hire.
eV This being the only regular established line passen
gers may rely upon meeting with no detention.
For freight or passage apply on boar Lower Picayune
lle or y JOHN ALEXANDER, "A GraveF ST.
~ baggage free. mh5
E3r FoR CHAGREs AND SAN JUAN. Rica-
ss4SkA Iagna.The fine and fast sailing brig INDIAN
nhxsS QUEEN, (burieD 200 tons Varny master now
above This vessel is fitted and furnished in superior man.
ner ani has excellent accommodations for cabin and steeage
'j JAZZ For freight II Paaf1 tW apP to
a. Flsta sAN FHAACIsCO-Cal5 Regular
sslmLz n,se-Ths A coppered and fast slnp hATAH.
DIN, Alfred Morse, master now loading as above,
ana viii have all possible Dispatch This ship Of the first
c ana well found in every respect For freight passage
IL This ship will be sned to address of Mes.s
tbIfFoRp, CARR y Co San Francisco. d23