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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-04-12
WING Legislative Caucus-.A Gard.

To The Editor Of the Alb. Ere. Jour.
Sir: In relation to the Resolution OF MIR.
UNDERWOOD, adopted at the Caucus eff the Wing mem
bers of the Legislature held in the Assembly Chamber
in the city of Albany on Wednesday evening" April T.
1852, recommending General WINFIELD Scorr 10 the
Wing National Convention their first choice to the
Presidency subject the decision Of such Convention
The Register of this morning says =" We depy tnat
there more than thirty votes given In the alrn
tive and we do not believe that single absent member
has authorized such declaration of concurrence"
As Secretary of that Caucus, wish to say tha called
the roll that occasion that there were present ana
answered to their at that time and place, eigl'
members of the Senate and hffy-fve members OF the
Asscmbly-tota 60; that members OF the senate
and torfyres members of the Assembly voted IN the
affirmative said resolution, the original lists OF which
have in my possession. have, since said Convention,
seen personally eight members Of the Assembly, who
have authorized me to say they concur in sentiment
with said resolution; and ] understand from reliable
sources that two other members of Assembly also con-
cur in said resolution whom have been unable 70 see
In haste, truly yours, II. p. HEDGES.
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NAVIGATION on Lake Erie.

BUFFALO, Saturday April 10, 1852.
The harbor of Erie continues blocked up with ice.
Cleveland is free and there is no ice above Conneaut
The steamers which tried get out from Erie yester-
day were Obliged return 10 their docks, not being
able to force their way through.
The ice here is solid but the wind Is changing and
the weather is warm that the prospects OF an early
opening are more encouraging. With the weather Oh
the past few days it would take fortnight to free u.s.
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Appointments by the President.

BY and nth the adrice and consent Of the Senate
Joseph Parsons, of Tennessee, to be Mar
sa of the United States for the Eastern District Of Tennes
see in the place of d. McCallum deceased
William Thompson, to be a Justice of
the Peace the County Of Washington, in the District Of
of Columbia.
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T OGDENsBuRGH, St. Lawrence Co.,
elected q full Maine Law Charter Ticket last
Tuesday.
GENEVA, Ontario Co., the other sort.
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From Louisville-Fatal Quarrel-Extensive
Robbery Of Watches and JeweIry.

LOUISVILLE, Friday, April y 1852
Mr. w. w. Miller, produce dealer, was Killed by his
partner, Mr. Philips this morning, during an aercaton
trial.
Lindes Jewelry establishment was robbed ON Tues
day night Of 5000 worth of watches and jewelry.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS.

CoURr CALENDAR-Ihis Ddy,-SU-
rERIoR CoURT.-Ssme published on Friday.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-Same ON Thursday.
COMMON PLEAs-Part Mos. ISL l5S, 267, 900 307 3lI,
S3 3l9 S23 ST. SO $751; $685. S57 S39 Part Mos sS
So 500 532 234 1885, $40 342 3 Si6 3i3 $50 52 35t 3
@ %
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Markets. :. Reported by Telegraph.
LOUISVILLE, Friday April 8 1852
Our CorToN market is dull and declining.
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EY Mr.. Greenough, the Sculptor, has
written the following letter to the editor Of The
Home Journal:
DEAR SIR I see reprinted in The Home Journal
of the Sd inst. letter Of mine to Mr.. Dana, in
which ventured to call the attention Of the pub
lie to Mr. Brackets group. l should be happy IL
what have said should obtain hearing in New
York.
You have mentioned me as an authority. In my
capacity Of citizen, | am one of the jury-as an
artist, | am myself on trial. We all look TO the
constituency for employment and for reputation !;
nor is there any appeal from the public Of to-day,
but to their children. My earlier efforts were no.
ticedby Aston and Morse and many distinguished
men of letters, in a manner that gave me cork.
felt that owed my voice to man like Mr.. Brack-
ett.
Work, sir, is what young artists need, and the
American public thus far, has discovered the work
ers, and kept them employed not indeed confirm
ing the high-sounding claims OF injudcious paxti-
sans--for these are often harmful.
We oil want sunshine but even sunshine can be
drawn to focus too hot for any living thing.
II any one win examine the reviews Of the
Itslitn exhibitions, for the last twenty years, he
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house at night proceeded the bedroom OF Mr. and
Mrs c. and asked them If they had anything against
him They replied "No," when he shook hands with
them and told them they were id good-lookiny
couple but had got to die; when he drew fortl his
weapon Mr. and Mrs c. being alarmed, sprang from
the bed when just at this moment the wife OF stewart
came in and srstched the shears from him. when he cs-
cared warrant was Immediately issued for his ar
rest. but he has not since been heard from
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SUPERIOR CoURT-Before Judge Oak.
lcy-oha H. Keyser agt Ward 4 Price Haybsek 4 Co. as
LSscis Detz-Plsntia has aud hollow es;aoi1
r-ent IN Cist In l2 Le induced ~ NJ Diet " ~
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NUISANCE ABATED.-On the urgent APP
plicaiion of number of citizens, large force Of Pc
lcemen sent ON Saturday night (under direction
of W. Mackear, the Chiefs AssistanD TO break up
Model Artist establishment in Broadway at No 3S
Three men and four women arrested and the men
were detained to answer a charge of msdemeanor
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SIxTH-Av. RAILR0AD.-lhe track III the
streets bsow the junction Of Varick and Canal are to be
use jointly by the Sixth and Eshav roads, and TO be
kept in repair by the Companies Assistant Alder
men Bouton and Barker, members OF the Committee
stated that much had been taken In selecting the
route and that the arrangement as to the mutual use OF
the lower portion of the track was fully concurred IN
hr both Cnmnanies
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Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads
THE daily passenger
Passengers with r. r. Sswyers lines Of coaches
for Mddehug Uppervie and Paris in Bousoun county, Mil
D. m. through, 81
ny passenger. wauentsp Fauquer Springs
Court house, aud Gordonsve,
Virginia Central railroad
point thence 70 Charlottesville, by
reaching Warrenon Springs dinner
Court by O'clock and GordonsvIe full
with OF Virginia
Richmond Charlottesville. Through Gordonsviie,
sawyer's coaches above
6nis and the erceIed by OF
Mr. Sawyer gives his the
nerons, and the public rely upon careful driving good
To all points
Both OF the above railways laid with heavy iron
etceed by road the United provided
beams guards and all OF the approved Unfit
Through tickets can be obtained The Potomac House, Penn VI
vana Washington and Newon Mansion House,
dda Bag re 100 lbs per passenger.
The and the between Washington
Alexandria regularly with and
their arrival Alexandria will hnd omnbuscs them
from the boats the railway station.
Excursion parties by either Of the above roads " numbering
charged
The Orange road u completed oeh mile
Fauquer county and the Manassas San Fauqusr
50 miles from Alexandria. 81. Ky
r. H. MIDDLETON Sup. o. and Aler. r. n.
N. NJ WELSH, Sup. NJ O. r.
1l--dtf
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New York Fashionable Clothing Establishment
wholesale retail, for cash only.

New York Fashionable Clothing Establishment
Wholesale and retail. for cash only.
LFRED MUNRoE co. No. AL broadway, between Howard
n and Grand steetsD invite all visiting New York
either for business pleasure call their extensive establish
ment and examine the superb assortment Of
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Genuemeps furnishing goods
Boys and childfen's ciothng, &C,
OF the best description there exhibited for ssis.
The principles which New Orleans establish
and which have made universally popular In the South
West strictly adhered Broadway, New York
facilities for obtaining goods such enable all
offer the choicest
At the lowest prices. s-f.
Every article IL sold under full guarantees
FRcssTh. each article II marked, In
plain figures upon the ticket and reduction
made. # .aNIfNl.. lle l#5 q 81
descriptions Of clothing made order shortest notice
ALFREn MUNROE 4 co,
als AL Brosdwy, New York.
ALrnsp Mursor,
WA ID, ABBaTT May B-d2mf
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Through Cincinnati BY distance, ereept miles
wblch Is done in coaches.
THE Calvert daily, H. p m and
regularly line Pennsylvania rail
road Harrisburg daylight, and
psburr time OF depart
This line direct connection with
Ohio Pennsylvania Psbug and Cleveland
aud the Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati railroads. and by
going through from Baltimore Cincinnati in
forty fur hours running time.
The slow mail line the place daily, 81, BY
this line reach Hodaybue 3 Of the day OF de-
parure, and lie until the day when they
evening" hiry hours OF departure from Balu
all comfort and advantage OF having enjoyed
natural and repose.
the enjoyment liberal patronage
from the travelling public er cannot be surpassed by
those any other between the East and West
NOTICE
Tickets for Ptsbug Maon, Cleveland, and Cincinnati by
te railroad liner only OF Bal
susqehanna Railroad Company Bal
more and at the following rates
To Cincinnati. .......,.....,.........sF 90
10 Massnon. 10 90
Travellers will original
Cincinnati and accommodations erceed.
ALFRED GATHER
Superintendent
orrIoE BALTIMORE AND sgsauEHlSsA R,ILRo.D Co,
Baltimore, August 20, le52
Aug 2t-d2wf
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at Fort Suilhan, EaApsrt, Aatas.
Is barre OF pork
l25 barrels ofitesh supernne -four
$40 pounds Of good hard soap
Z $40 poands Of good hard tailcw candles
IA bushels Of good clean dry fine sal
40 gallons OF good cider vinegar
NorKA requested amount Of hsir
bids for each article aud exhibit the total amount Of each bid and
The periods and quantities Of each delivery al those posts where
81 December, 1858 let march, lisa
hog weigh hundred pounds, excluding
Side pieces may be substituted for The hams.
The pork is 20 be hrsr sailed with Turks island salt and then
each III .
nsh this once certificate from The packer thai the pork has been
g sailed and packed The pork 70 be contained IN seasoned head
The and candles IN strong boxes Of size Tor trans
salt win win only received by thirty quarts
busel The candles 10 have cotton wieks The provisions
desnaon in The isl week April 1883 stores ior Fo
Ripley must pass 8, Peters BY LIST June 1883 49,, I,
and the department will be authorized 10 purchase supply
provisions viii inspected the and delivery,
n al ,ors Sc sa S Be m % Of s
The Conmissary privilege increasing
diminishing the quantities. or dispensing with any or all articles
ss.s q ss
third giving sixty days previous notice
proposals with evidence Of their ability together
Their securities whose must Dc eersa Dy the dsc.
wise their proposals will not be acted
% sr@ &c s az s1a
sse ps mons nae $ s wsa p points IS Of %
of purchase the residence of The contractors the
No drafs accepted paid under any
proposal win be sealed separate envelope and
| GEO GIBSON, C. G. s.
NorR-Editors not paid inserting papers
authozedto do by Commsa Gen
Aug 7-iawil5sep
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FOH MARpER's FEBaY.

THE packet will the ensuing
commencing this date, between Georgetown and Harper
r..vrs Georgetown daily att D. arriving srpcrs Ferry
morning time FOR the for Cumberland and
Wlurhesfrr q ~ NV
R-,uruas, leaving H.rprrs Ferry m, arriving George
morning nj o'clock
viii IN re,aine-~ arrival passengers
Georgetown, convey them 20 Warrington
Gf-Fnre through, including board, VI go
Mar 2a--dn
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Each passenger personal baggage free,
ceeding In measurement 10 cubic feet
Steege furnished with mattress and pillow, and
with the ratous Is the
Freight Chagres 20 per foot and from
Francisco s0J The transit OF
the isihmus the expense Of the passengers.
will through line
the quality OF the steamers employed and
always ready
both ends OF the line / accidents
For further information apply the office Of the company 81 and
choice berths apply company
agency No. III West street, Of Warren New York
Mar
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EDWARD X COLLINS & CO.,
No. So Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, SHIPLEY, X CO.,
...# Liverpool.
u. @. ROBERTS x CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard London.
JOHN MUNROE 4 CO.,
% Rue Nore Dame des VICTORIES,
.# r
GEO. II DRAPER, Havre.
The owners ships accountable gold silver
bullion, ewey metals, unless bills Of
adg therefor aud the value thereof therein
ept5-dy
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GLORIOUS NEWs.-The important discovery yet
VI Phipss patent liquid giue for carpenters
binders cabinet makers, druggists &C. This
gue liquid
free from sme and will keep liquid climate
for wood china glass; MARBLE
substance gum stands uneQuaed repuaon
wherever has introduced, Of The first order
mechanics observable We offer liberal
hardware slationers, druggists &c., and
by 20 ordinary glue. We making
the tall
will do well this immediately We establishing
bottles also
part the United States, carriage free.
Also British polish, bottles ofree County
merchants, above Apply early.
PHILLIPS CO,
July 3l--d3m 4 Cedar street, Pearl, New York
1,HE MEN OF THE TIME or, Sketches Living
Notabes-auhors architects artists eompose demagogue
divnes, dramaiss Ac.-in n volume. =
The Study Of Words; by Richard Chevenx, French NJ Ds
ond edition. For sale by 4A r.
Augl9 FRANCK TAYLOR
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GPECIAL AUCTION NOTICE-E. N. SITUATION has
y Of Pennsy
lately occupied by O. r. Byrne
exclusively
in all varieties The location is directly the
thooughfare open space
Markets and advantages arising tereorm
the sale OF description merchandise LII .t4
Personal attention sales of dwellings;
boots and shoes, goods fancy goods
ey received at the auction
sold the premises Of the Real
posed Of at public private SALE
f. years Boston
New philadelphia, he particularly offers
such dispose of Libraries
Conignmcns respectfully solicited and cash advances
whenever required.
Qy-Sales OF any cafhed without delay
e. N. STRATTON, General Auctoneer
Aug. 5--dtf Penn and 9Th street, side
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CNIDEa's CHEAP WINE STORE No. 10 yvaInmt
y below FOURTH iphaWnes liquors
direct importation from the growers and had
than other and furnished members Of Con
and others Washington pail
By " Adams's Expressn
sheuies Sparkling Champagne, as
Msdeiras Moet,
Red wine, Dinet,
Teuerlne, Peruchot,
Lisbon, Iedsick,
Museai and many Others.
fronugnan, Sparkling Moselie,
Malaga, Bockbeim,
CiaJets all sorts, Rudeshem,
eauteme. MaIeobTunn,
Bargandies the largest stock In Philadelphia
Brandiss Of all SORTS,
pale demohn, or In bottles, WIN some cheap
Irish and Scotch whey Monongahea Bourbon, Jamaica spirits
n brandy wild cherry brandies Scotch
Ale London porter and Stout In bills of and dozen.
Hapana Cigars,
Importation of the reliable quality always hand
wholesale by the quarter box.
only where all wines, SC, directly
from the original package In which imported
Hotels Country Trade,
and supplied demohn
dozen, package of assorted sorts.
telegraph giving limit price, guaranteed
be satisfactorily filled, or the goods taken back
familiar with all the principal
countries Europe, with the best houses
there enable offer good articles cheap Call and examine at
JACOB SNYDER, JR'S,
' Cheap Wine Store, No. rs Walnut st., Philadelphia
Feb l2-dly
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CHARLOTTE HALL SCHOOL.

THEIR anxiety extend the OF education 10 ALL and
this school peeminenuy useful the trustees have for
below those
barely current In
The greatly public
confidence extensive course Of study have made
appoint additional teacher drill the students
military ereercises incidental
board Of trustees have
addition tuition,
but slightly felt by individuals but which, in the
hoped will be sufficient for all contingencies: There
Rose hereafter charges Cor tuition In this institution
shall as follows
.#.... Per quarter.
English alone. 50
Mathematical alone
classical classical mathematical department 90
10 the department Of modern languages for each foreign
z
scientific department, chemistry natural phios
practical surveying &c., with OF
instruments and attendance experimental lectures,
" %
Board, washing, Sc heretofore n 50
extended TO the third Monday In
September.
by ofthe board Of trustees
r. T. BRIsCoE, Register.
CusLorrr Hall, Mary's county, Md, July %, 1854.
Aug.
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q Innds In Teuss.-A gentleman
who good surveyor and lawyer desires
the would like 70 become the
owner Of country with view TO bring them
ms 4.
socvlure Ne satisfactory testimonials
his general acquaintance
a. 10 enable him considerable emigration 70 Texas
Arv would inclined 70 avail himself
AZ srh an correspondence with
-''''"'' WIN. 60DLDfN,
General sgsn, and collector, Richmond, Virginia
Mnl3-n
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G.. w. YERBr,
of Washington City.
VERIFY 4 MILLER,
l.. p. MILLER
Of Virginia.

Pennsylvania m and 9th Washington d. CT
WHOLESALE and retail dealers foreign and domestic staple
and fancy dry goods, mangs, oicoths table
and piano covers bed Spreads blankets heengs and houeur
nishnR dry goods generally.
sluct prompt, personal attention given 10 ORDERS
Dec 97-Iyif
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The steamship Columbia win keep semi monthly eommu-
ncaon San Francisco Oregon awaiting the
former the arrival of the mails and from Panama.
without delay with the mails and passengers for the
from San Francisco.
regular propeers will be kept
freight between
Panama aud San Francisco.
OF will keep the conne1on between
ports The Allan
will be maintained by United States mail steamships
Crescent Clty
Philadelphia SUI
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81 a.
SWIIhr ana White Sulphur Sprtngs.-AteuuceL
increased cheapest comfca
ble and expeditions the Sweet and White Sulphur
Springs
Washington the Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad
Baltimore comfortable pressure
ryland, Capt. o. L. Mitchell.
Connecting Richmond and Danvins rail.
load.
Fare from Baltimore to White Sulphur. SIS
+" baltimore Sweet SPRING.. IA
" Washington to White Sulphur. Is
:" washington 70 sweet Springs IA
Richmond to White Sulphur. ................... 10
" Richmond to Sweet Springs. o
Leave Baltimore Tuesday and Thursday afternoon,
O'clock Aqua Creek with the train which
Richmond D. m. the succeeding days.
Richmond daily Except sunday Lynch
burg l0x Leave Lynehburg 6x Bufords
~ Mountain House at TX and TO Sweet Springs
Springs breakfast arrive White
Sulphur by l2K p. Returning White sulphur ~ m,
Sweet Springs TX p Springs daylight and
Lyncbarg day by night. Lynchburg
Fare Richmond White Sulphur. $40
Rchmond sweet Springs. ....................
Passengers Obi citing travel in the night
Tickets be had board the steamboats, the Potomac and
from Capt c. T. MITCHELL the Maryland,
Of the Richmond and Danvile Railroad Richmond.
JOHN IL. OSBORNE,
Aug 6-d2m Superintendent.
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paoposALs for Carrying the Mails OF the un,,sd
ses " & from hs s day OF November nef t. os
Louisana Once Of The
sepemSel next 70 be decided By DE ioIowins day.
R o%ne W s Sas o h Ss 81 RED s
Landing, 81 Fmnc,sy,,e, Waterloo, Port Hudson, Lob
Paqaemine, IbetvIe, Bayou GouIa, New River, Donald
time. week and back, from list October % July
Leave vIes.6urs daily, except "wednesday, ma PINT
Leave New odean. daily sreep, SUNDAY, at s. p M,
PROPOSAL. OMIT SSas h - poa ~ SERVICE
The Sunday p going down. and The Wednesday one returning viii
by LIST OF September ner
should the department, appoint travelling agents for The route they
performed imposed for agscaby 70
contract The General annu The contract Cor repeat
schedule, provided pro s1in pay
sas pay on ali eaTs%sn ordered in dc service No
S ss nm no ,. e @ ma s Ds % % es
from once. established within
guaranteed By o. responsible individual and The sun
second As,sn, General endorsed Proposals
for route 57i The contracts 10 be executed BY the 3 day Of
herein particularly menonej usually required this department
The department % Itself The sn to decline TO accept any
Of ne an ' "n no. @ e. 0G ss
Congress for direction the na decision on such bid. TO be made
commence Il required on The day July heresne The
in that be executed by the lat Of June
Form Of a Guarantee
aThe undersigned guaranty that n the bid Of 49, for
mail 51l accepted by the Postmaster Cen
shall the
the 18th day Novem
Dated--. (signcdJ
PORN Of Certificate.
THE undersigned, postmaster d, cerfes that he Is well
above named and their property
and they sufficient able make good their guaranee
Dated -, (SigncdJ
modification off bid in Rny Of ip essential
received interfere with the
competition, the hour for receiving bids.
N. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
posr orrcr DEPARTMENT, July ~, 1852.
July 24-w4w
OrICE.--A communication duly made Navy
adopting
Mr. Benjamin Boyd, English grneman
have been entappcd and eer TO have been
murdered be still held IN captivity by the natives Of the island
Gusdcsns Solomon Group In the Southern Pacific
aid rescuing him from captivity detained
Ny direction Secretary Navy the attention
all Of vessels Of the United States engaged in
the whale fishery, other pursuits which may lead them IN the
n~ighsoood OF d islands especially invited and requested 10
fate Of Mr. Boyd and prisoner TO peaceful
and lawful 10 obtain his release.
francisco 10 Sydney, the
schooner yacht Wande and landed with an interpreter the
southwest side ~ Guadecnnn In October last and
supposed murdered The position Of the plRce
of landing the island ryen Is latitude v 20 SOUTH and ong
1897 so
should any information be obtained Boyd notice
of Il be forwarded 70 the Navy Department
NAYr DEPARTMENT, July TO- 1882,
July lo--2tswfw ll.tIs sHite u f
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y -. HOoE ~ CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers I'm
carpene, hoo oil cloths, rugs materials
sheetne, blankets, and generally
u. q. = - -' 's'S''
oo--H f.-n.H .#. .H#
UsrFHlLLrs's CABIN, or Southern Lirs as n IL 3
"A BY Mrs, Mary IA. Eastman. vol. Il Hs.lI-
AusH FRANCK TAYLOR
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California and Oregon.
WA NAVY BAY AND PANAMA.
~nsun public informed that, under the present
AA(f arrangements of this company inspected
Z1HH and approved by the Navy Department. suitable
In strength and for conversion into war
The first carrying the United States mai will
San Francisco Immediately arrival of
Atlantic mails, will leave Francisco for Panama the
18th oeaeh month"; The following packets be
the Pacfc which
Il q end the