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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-09
Yours, &c.
ELI LEWIS.

As to which of introduced that subject, it is adj
journed question of verscity between us
Again may ask, why has he withheld my direct
swer to his NO "a On Saturday about O'clock p. NJ.
I received the letter. and DIR. Lewis started from my
room with my herewith appened) before No, T.
Mr.. Owen not in his room, and DIR. Lewis again
started with il about g. reterate the question: why
submit the public correspondence unfinished. My
letter Mr.. Owen was as follows:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-09

70 The names Of one hundred returned Californians
appended a lengthy article in the New Orleans
Delta cautionng Adventures after gold to be satisfied
that nineteen in every twenty will bring away with them
from the mines less than they started with.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-09

January 6, 1851.

DIR. GRAFF:-In the conversation referred 80 by DIR.
Graft between him and Mr.. Owen, Mr. Owen stated TO
that he said Dr. Graf, that should he be elected
which he competent, that he (Mr. Owen would,
in duty bound him. Of has constituents pre-
sent his claims.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-09

10 In the Senate proceedings Of Thursday the nam,
of Mr.. Reid as Chairman of the Committee Of Elec
lions, was omitted.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-09

THE CoNvENTIoN.-The proceedings OF YESTERDAY
were crowded out. Bank question was under discus
sion. No votes taken.
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Remember

The Governor will he pleased his fellow citizens
tonight at o'clock, at his residence.
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Gr Five Of The miIcrs Of St. Louis have volunteered
to present to Mr. Clay all the -four that he will need for
tie balance Of his life at Ashland. They have made the
first shpment-ise barrels each
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-09

10 The Niagara Suspension Bridge is soon to be so
improved as to admit the passage Of railroad cars.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-09

u The human mind is like carpet-bag with good
packing it will contain any amount Of useful things
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-09
Col. VIM. III. BisselI.

Who distinguished himself by his gallantry during the
late war with Mexico and especially at the battle of
Buena VISTA as commander of one Of the Illinois regi-
ments of Volunteers, and now Representative in Con-
gress from that State arrived in this city New Years
evening and put up at the Capital House As soon as
his arrival became known, large number of gentlemen
among whom several of his late brother officers,
waited upon him with their respects and, mark of
the grateful entertained by them towards him.
of the very able and spirited defence made by
him recently the floor Of Congress, of the character
of brave Volunteers determined tender him the
honor of public dinner upon which the following cor
respondence took place:
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obedlent servants,
H. p. THORNTON.
J. p. CHAPMAN,
S. p. MOONEY,
A. F. MORRISON,
S. +. PERKINS.
JAMES A. CRAVENS.
ALLEN HAMILTON.
JAMES p. DRAKE.
VIM. r. HADDON.
A. c. PEPPER.
t. WARE GIBSON,
FRANK EMERSON,
JAMES RARIDEN,
JAMES III. LANE,
JAMES ATHON,
L. NJ. ADAMS,
-. MURPHY,
C.. c. GRAHAM,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-09
IEp1ANApoL1s. Jan. 1. Isl

Cor. WILLIAM II. BIssELL:
Sir-The undersigned citizens of this State, having
learned Of your arrival in this city, and entaning pro-
found sense Of gratitude towards you y for the
very able, manly and spirited defence made by you in
the Halls of Congress in behalf of brave Volunteers
against the unjust aspersons thrown upon them IN re-
gard to their conduct the battle of Buena Vista du-
ring the late between the United States and Mex
ico as testimonial of regard for you that ac-
count invite you partake of public entertainment
be given in this city, at such time may comport
with your convenience to accept the same of which YOU
will please advise
Be pleased to accept assurances Of high consider
alton and regard.
We remain, very respectfully,
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On par with this failure to pahlish my answer to his
enquiry which he is careful Pot forth unanswered
is the effort to make capital by stating that any induce
ment had connected with the slave INTEREST,"
The place Of my birth is Maryland. left account
OF Slavery but when removed to Indiana eit behind
me some friends. did designate my friend as from
"save State, becanse 100 well knew the insinnaton
indus.:cusy circulated that the individual alluded
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-01-09
No q
{ No. p
indianapolis, Jan. 4, 1851.
HON. r. ID. OWEN

Hon. r. ID. OWEN:
SIR:-Permt to say. that before sending my reply
to Mr.. Chapman, submitted the the two gen.
tlemen (Drs Lewis and Eatchinsonl who were pre-
sent at conversation. They then discrepan
cy and concurred with me the proprcty of sending It.
have carefully re-examined IT, and am myself unable
to discover any discrepancy between its contents and
what | said on the occasion alluded to.
Yours. &C.,
GRO ID cpAEE
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GEO. B. CRAFT.

In Justice TO the two gentlemen above alluded TO,
state that in making my explanation OF the word "im
proper" said there offer of money monied
consderation-I stated, as did in my letter to Mr..
Chapman, that gentleman, who knew friend
Mr.. Bright, letter and urged me to sup
port Mr.. Bright, from hopes OF political rreierment in
prospecto- Any concurrence Of Mr. Bright must be in
ierenal, the gentleman himself had political nfu-
at Washington. G. b. G.
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Col. w. r. HADDoN,
II. p. THoNToN, and others.
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valuable DusAnsss Hsa,ad Asns IN Washiagton


hREe th~ building erecting ON The old
eshtshsA Of Seventh street west snd Market
space, will bs the LIST OF October
They hut the modern style for the dry goods
Iss deep in me clear Of the ~
vim by - sst high has basement feet DC oy 20 ice
aa1 ees the dry ard finished of
windows around inc
bsiaae The store fronting on Market space ~ lec
e Il deep wide BY ~ feet deep having
s ht ~ feet long IL has basement hnnsd iof
Deep feet 6isches high Ihrre
with basement y nm easy
stairway feet wide by "a feet deep win
s BY large store could
into Each store has
vault In the pavement for fuel
Also snd the LIST Of October neI very
warehouse, the west side of and
onas main business street In the
c " wide BY 81 feet dcsp and four stories
high with cellar ~ feet by 50 feet deep II is built in thc
sabas,s naanns and is capital stand for Wholesale or retail
srrs and elegant be for rent and
possson given OF December That portion of
building hgh thres
,ess Market SPACE, part OF warhouss
honsag bult the modem
Eor t9dins house, with the modern
n story speaking tubes through the gaslkht, &c,
and complete. Also ne balcony
around bogh fronts Of the building level with the pao floors
portion Of the building which occupied BY tho boarding house
corner building The dining room
long parors each rs feet by 10 wde
BY folding sliding There eight Of
folding sliding suitable hand
ant airy good ktcheas and
large cellars for fuel The location Of the valuable and
apply subscber Poio
House, north side Pennsylvania between Sd and ~
streets. -
A~ns Yk-ao80vif
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QEMOvAL.-The celebrated Dr. C. w ROBACK professor
IL asiroogy prenology, combined
with conjurauon, from Sweden having removed his office No.
White street, New York, offers his services the citizens
Of Washington lie has been consulted Y the crowned heads Of
Europe and enjoys higher than
living Natvies calculated according geomancy-
ladies' 80. gentlemen S. Persons distance have their
letters containing. the above fee will receive immediate a.'en
tiOn and nativides part of the world
prepared his by
Of the following topics Couship, advice
successful accomplishment wealthy
he has the power 70 redeem such are TO the free use
all hazard, and for the
stolen property and purchasing Of lottery tickets Thou
have this
vicinity United States full satisfaction of all
10 natves horoscopes have been during the last four
while will purpose, and will do
person, and the mail safe that
fear money through office Dr. Roback
monthly, and has missed
All letters will be reigiousy attended prcpad Be
ucuaF Office and State For particulars
call the Office of the Unon and astrological almanac
gratis. - ..
White street, New York.
2D-6mosd
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To OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

Tue name Of will upon unieas h
payhent oi iuie Subscription be made In advance.
Distant subscribers noney BY letter. postage
On which viii b paid BY assumed BY
ss ran 4
The COUNTRY PAPER pubi.hsd ti weekly su.s pAs
sons u Congress- and semi weekly osrng the roc oss-
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proportoned 10 the above annual
0-PosTMAsTERs our srenu ..S ty
sending DAILY subscbers, with enclosed or
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The College OF 81. James,


WAsnIsoros cousTy, MD,
College Of the Protestant Episcopal Church,
rViE VIII Monday, October g. 1851
and until the commencement day,the
July, 1851 New
opening session,
The college has the usual number OF affords all the
complete education, and the successful
lion Of the collegiate course coniers It's graduates The usual
demicA degrees.
The grammar school, Immediately adjoining the college, and
the but under distinct discipline
beginning their acadenica and
collegiate classes The oversight and direction OF the
college special advantages the pupils
the grammar school
clsses, the study OF the Greek language is
and its place supplied by additional studies in modern Ian
gusyes book keeping, DC. ....s .
The situation college entirely heahul and, by It's dis
villages favorable good morals ahd
order.
"Kemp Hail. building 90 feet by +o viii be ready for
eupaon In sddton
corps professors the have recently appointed Hugh Davey
Evans, ecclesiastical law, and John III.
Alexander, LII, d.. lecturer on physics and chemistry
whole charge he in the college and
hundred and twenty
dollars. payable .em annually in advance.
Applic ioT admission 10 be made
Rev. JOHN B. KERFOOT ID. D., Rector,
College Of st. James p. o. Maryland
Aug l4-3aw2m
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IN OF Naih j. Wyetb, Of Cambridge, Massachu
for the extension o patent granted TO him for
preparing ice for shipping for years
from the expiration OF said patent which takes place on The s'
day OF December, 1851
Il is ordered petition be heard Patent ofce
Monday, 10Th of November at IL O'Clock, nnd
notified and show have,
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
opposing the extension required 10 file In the Patent
specifically forth in writing al least
twenty day OF hearing All testimony filed by either
said be taken and transmitted
with the rules Of the ONCE which will be furnished
n application ..,--.-, :,
Rspubc and Union Washington city Daily Bee bos
Providence Journal, Providence Rhode
Hartford, Connecticut Albany State Register,
Albany " Express, New York and Pennlyania ioqui.
rer pIadephis, week for three
ceve previous the lo day Of November next the day
THOs. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
Editors papers will please copy, and send their
Once with containing this notice
Sent 3-law3~
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IJOOE, BROTHER, CO., Pennsylvania avenue between 7th
III and 9Th Streets have received
citizens Of the cities Of Washington Geogeown and Alexandria,
and the surrounding of Maryland Virginia.
complete Of French English and India fancy staple
dry goods Of the most recent iMpoaons. They name
Very elegant brocade silks, dark coiors
Extra rich brocade silk evening
Rich plaid silk styles
Extra heavy plain pouit de sole
Heavy waiered silks all colors
Real Irish poplins richly watered, all shades
Very iustrous black Silks all widths
Superior wide coored silk vevcts, every shade
French MeIino and Thbet cloths, great vurieD
French nous. de LANES, designs
French cashmere de latest styles
Rich embroidered chemisettes, with sleeves match
Real ValeBciennes lace chemsettes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin capes, collars and caps
Elegantly embroidered and trimmed handkerchieE
White embroidered Canton shawls, from s2 10 SIS
Velvet cloaks and mnnulias, styles
Silk maniilas and visites, also styles
Real cashmere Slaws, long and square
Real cashmere and Thbct scars
Long and short sewing silk mits and gloves
Bajiou's celebrated Kid gloves, size and shade
Black silk laces, black and colored silk fringes
Thread lsces and nseTtings, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambrc rulings
Muslin and cambric insertngs and edgngs
SASH neck, and belt ribands &C., &c.
Together other entirely and desirable goods suit
able the and approaching which weekly add
will be made, assured finding
all times during fashionable Styles the lowest
prices
HooE, BROTHER, co.
Sept l2-tf
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me petition OF hanabas Lsngdon, Of Buffalo New York
ing o the extension OF aned To hin The Sh OF
January ier Tor an machinery fs planning shingles
o years from The expiration said PATENT which takes pss
on uie 9th day OF January, ls52-- .I
m m % ea ma. the sad petition be heard at the Patent Once on
uay VI January, e2, l2 O'clock and all
hoed 10 appear and show cause any they have why said
petition ought NOT TO be granted - IL - -
opposing ie extension required file In the Pstent
[ .e a oSeeuonS specifically set forth In writing, least
n oec ihe day oEeanng All filed by either
parry 70 he used s the said heading
on application. s 80 "'""'f -" = 'N'
ordered aso ai ts notice be published Intel
eehceI hepabie and Union, Washington Express, New
YORK Albany state Register, Buffalo Advertiser
foSnence Journal Boston Daily Advertiser
aud Pittsug Gazette, week
previous TO the seventh day of January, 1852.
.H THos. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
p Editors of the above papers will please copy send their
bills 10 the Patent Ohce with containing this
Nov 7--iaw3w g#- tsg#i
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Mount hIbsn Institute.

THIS Institution very PLEASANTLY situated the Georfcown
Heghts-tbe from embracing The city o. Washington
m and the Of Aerandra II - DC
.,sped extend the benefit of good
seeks combine The sdvnnfes
Of thorough with the proper discipline OF
busfisn home.
The regular begin November Parents who lor
sny confer with inc ho.
Application for admission Of pup for prihet inomanon' "
" Rev ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Geogcto~n, D. 9.
References The Bishop Of Maryland and Hugh D,vsy Evans,
IL D. g. y. Chambers, Kent county, Md aaron
o. Dayton ESQ., Auditor OF the Treasury Wssbngo.
vons esq., GEORGETOWN w. neveboU Thompson, fhrporo,
North Carolina; Miller iIailowes st. Marys, Georgia
Sept Ie-2nwfw
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nRAPER and Tailor-WILLIAM TUCKER, late OF the
Tucker, Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and
prepared receive calls from his numerous
the public generally having just opened very large and
English cloths. and
selected by himself with care from he most extensive
mpornr York and Phsnepbia, all of which will
cash price and the reputation Of his establish
sufficient guarantee TO all who may honor him WIN bsr
o which his viii be executed
Tesdy III days to show some OF the handso
been offered in this city,
9i-1awJw
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WASHINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.-The evening English
school OF this institution will be
night except Saturdays Sundays from o'clock
9.
English branch practical instruc
formation and
and the several kinds OF public
speaking together with crcisms of various distinguished English
prose and
The devoted and analysis
enabling student
tmeto that with facility.
study of arithmetic book
keeping Algebra surveying Eonomey and calculus
Nov T-Iw SAMUEL BARBER, President
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II DEMOvAI.-DUyhLL BROTHER, merchant taiors, have
friends and customers
removed their and elegant store ost
between ~ and 9Th stee
square Of their old They returned from New
York opening richest and mo elegant
sotmen of goods which they prepared
DUvALL BROTHER
N. D. Wanted, two three 6rstrate coat hands
Sept ls-dlw Aeo2w
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rARPETTSGs. Floor Oii-cioshs. Curtain Materials:
Subscribers have the Of announcing their
friends and house keepers generally the ei.ies ..
and si they h.ye jus. per New York and Boston
onsni Of d goods q every description thu.
M articles Of which they beg enumsrate, viz:
IS pieces tapestry velvet csxpetins, new designs
50 do tapestry Brussels do very rich
IS do extra heavy English Brussels do
is do do do do small figures
S baies patent English Qrurrels, ow-pnced
5000 yards three carpeng, Lowell manufacture
,s% ,S q do insGsin ea,psnns second 90 ,u,,,,v do
very beautiful oil cloth, which will be any
shape for halls passages
20 twed and plain Venetian for and
so brass stairrods, all axes, and cheap
Is psiutsd dyuxxet b cloths, from l0] TO 64
10 places rich and wool curaa de laine
woned and cotton do
worIted damasks
Is DO do union damasks, double width
do worsted de Iaines, for furniture
Is do Turkey-red csshn,erets
Is pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
50 pairs embroidered muslin curtains
embroidered curtain musins low price
$50 brass cornces, the richest TO tile cheapest
trimmings and OF the
latest styles; all OF which viii be offered the most accommo.
dsuns cordially invited examine stock
''"'' "->"' HooE, BROTHER, co.
Sept l6-d4wf
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THE next session University Virginia
mehe ON the Lat Of October without
and lectureship, viz;
MSs Mns,sn languages Gessnsl Harrison Mp
maihemaies-Professor Edward II. Coutonay, LII. ID.
- naural Phiosophy-Proessor WIN. u Rogers, liz ID.
onemisuy and Maena MedcaProessor Robert L. Rogers
Msdieins- Professor Henry Howard, MD.
.i Anatomy Physiology and sugery-Jsmes L. Ca
Moral Philosophy WIN. H. McGuney, DID,. LII. d.
= La"-f fINiussol f",n.ss 81 John D. Minor, Ii; p, D;
~ Lecturer nnd Of Special and Pathological Anato
my-1ohn 5taige Davis, A. NJ, NJ ID.
To be admitted Into the University years
1u os as. %o Ios.s @ aPpns for The Faculty may
II the applicant admission any
seminary he cannot be received University
evidence, TO the Faculty, Of general good conduct.
pockstmoney are estimated as foIlows
incSdlns funire SioO
Fuel and candes 70 be furnished by the Proctor at and
doTmoTy, AT $50 II two In the room,
Washing may be had a. about 80 session 10
Rent q an entire dormitory SIG for half II occupied by two
Maricason fee use Of library " and public g. rooms. IS
If three or more, S25 EACH .s-
in intermediate 500 in all cases and
senior class the higher foe in each instance giving ad
sass
Medical Department.
ticket dssectng S9
months enables the student complete of studies
tenve that OF other medical institution in the Union by
tending only two lectures u day.
Lao School.
An adjunct proessorsp having appointed department
commercial law will be taught fully than has hitherto
practicable aud there win be ADDED short
civil together with exposition OF the most leading
cases in law and equity
Aug l2-2awEwtol
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United States Patent Once,

J,
IN the petition of NJ Sore Of Paris, France, praying the
tension OF him method
preserving iron and steel from orydation
from the expisoh said patent
day Of December, A. H. 1851
II is ordered that the sad petition Office
on saturday. The 9Th OF December 1851
persons notified and show any they have
why said petition ought be granted 't ~ ~
Persons opposing the extension required TO file in the Patent
days before the day OF hearing All testimony filed by either
To be used the said hearing must ba TAX and
cordanee with tie rules the Office which will bo
Iicaon.
Ordered ALSO that this notice be published the National
seneor Republic and Unon Washington C Courier and En-
qnTer New York Pnnsyyana Inquirer Philadelphia, Pennyi
vania Providence Journal Providence, Rhode Iand Dny
yereT, Boston, Massachusetts Commercial Bulletin, New
Louisiana; and Pisbug Ptburg Pcnnsyvana
week for three successive weeks previous the 9th Do
cember II
STHOS. EWBANK,
COMMISSIONER Of Patents.
r. Editors OF the above will please copy,
bills The Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Oct 7-laW3w !.
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EU ~ 3 3

A NEW Route P1ttsburg VIA the Baltimore, Sus-
ou,Aorra Raiond-TArourA TO P.rs in
"a express will leave Calvert station daily
win e United States Washington and Baltimore at 81
M connecting with fast line At Middetown J, NJ ar
irving At Harrisburg at " m, 10 dinner
The Train leaves arriving
Atths point have the option Of
tai ins by packet boats,
stages direct from Holdaysburs Piitsbnrg.
Tickets win following points by this rnin wit
York Wrishvic Columbia, Marietta, Middcdwp Harrisburg
New PORT Perryvie 1ewistown, McVeyown Hunt
In nfdon, Holiday sbura, and Pittsbug
This train with the Cumberland Valley raiond
which passes through Carlisle shppensbne Camhcrsbus and
otbe points this rad.
For accommodation Of from washington o any OF
The Of will he at
Dep and Ohio Railroad Company The ARRIVAL OF
The receive the baggage which viii be
V"''''" "' " ROBERT STEWART
Oct I-du Ticket Agent
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. 60 Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, Co,
~ = ---. Liverpool.
f. @. ROBERTS, 4 CO.,
l3 Kings Arms Yard, London.
L. DRAPER, jr.,
Sept a--diy Boulev ard, Monimartre, Paris.
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The steamship Columbia will ply Francisco
ports Oregon, awaiting arrival
and from Panams and returning without delay with
regular line OF popelers will be for the transportation Of
freight and transient between Panama and San Fran
The well known steamship Sarah sands Of BURDEN
now under charter to the and peculiarly commodous
her cabin arrangements, will be KEEP, running family
boat.
One of the above will keep the connsion
Acapulco and the other Mexican ports
The be
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JAMES L.. EDWARDS, late COmmisaiOnsr OF PEN
and 4imeon Smith, ataw, formerly of Ogden
burg York. opened Office in Washington city for
claims before Congress and
executive departments OF the general They prom
Reference be made members OF the last
Letters paid addressed TO Edwards smith, near Niard
Hotel, will be duly attended to.
Ben -dl
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Pacific Mall Steamship C0mpany.-The only Thro ugh
Limo for CALIFORNIA; and Oregon.

t.f~EawSn pubic informed that, under
NXLfS rangenents Of this company, inspected
SE4E8H and approved by the Navy Department, carry
ing the United States mails,
Panama and San Francisco he st days month";
unless detained BY unavoidable accident will
San Diego and Monterey The following packets belonging
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company which
port the route. are now in the Pacific;