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E~NOTICEITHE SUBSCRIBER bees
~ leave to call the attention of the nnh13c
to his stock Of GLASS and QUEENSWARE
before purchasing elsewhere, as by 30 doing thew
Will save from Is to IS per cent 10y
Toilet and Dinner Sets lower than the ,oxve., A.
guy Pa avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
Je e-om JOHN McDEVITT
NOR THE CHILDkE I.AMMOND
l. 4e4 Seventh street, has now In store a large
ano beautiful collection Of Toys and Fancy No
lions suitable for presents. au 1s-3t
iNEHfOOL SALT AT A NC TION.-
WIN be sold at our Wharf on WEDNES-
DAY, August 18th, at I2m
a a1oO SACKS line salt, factory filled
$3.50 do coarse do, ten to the ton
cargo OF ship "Camatic,n direct from Liver
pool. FOWLE & CO,
au IL " Alexandria, Va
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Inc Private Cslendsr.-The end of the
session approaches, and the private calendar
j. In jeopardy. But part of it, at least.
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The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Del Artnsnt.-Cn yesterday, 1lth of August,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
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A N j. w COOPER!
JUST PUBLISHED,
. a r. a ToGA.
A Tale of 1857.

A Romance of American border Life.
One Volume, limo Muslin, Price 81 Is.
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XITANTED-TO RENT OR PURCHASE
w small brick or frame House In good rersir,
TO rooms In the northeastern portion Of the
Brick preferred ANY person having a house Of
the above description can find a permanent ten
ant, or II terms suit a purchaser, by addressing
"E 3, }" Despatch once. Possession wanted fIst
october. eu 11-ds
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
New Advertisements.
Sl,erif's Sale.

DY VIRTUE of an execution issued out OF the
d Honorable District Court of the Fifteenth
Judicial District, on a Judgment rendered therein
by default on the 9th day of May, A. d. 1856, in
favor of Mclean & Junkans and against James
Lynch, for the sum of four hundred and sixty
three dollars and fifty cents (S4GS 5O-lOO) debt,
and Eighty six dollars and forty-fve cents costs
of suit, will expose at public sale to the highest
bidder for cash, in front of the Court House in
the town of Wcaverville, in Trinity County, on
TUESDAY, THE 3RD DAY OF JUNE, a. D..
1856, between the hours of 9 o'clock A. NJ. and 5
o'clock p NJ. of said day, TO satisfy said Judgment
and accruiug costs, the following described prop
crty levied on as the property of said Lynch, on
the 2Sth April, 1856, by virtue of an attachment
in the above entitled cause, to-wlt One House
and Lot situated in the town of Weaverville, on
the West side of the Main street in said town,
and the first horise and lot on the South side of
the Ell Dorado Saloon in said town; more fully
described in the Recorders Office Of said coanty
in Book D, page $50.
This 9th May, A. D. 1856. =, So
nl6-3w. E. NEBLETT Sheriff
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10

Revolt OF Prisoners AT MARINE ISLAND
In the Erening Journal, of lst inst, we find
the following: .
On Tuesday last, at P. NJ, about fifteen or
twenty of the prisoners on Marine Island
made rush upon the guard house and ell
deavored to take possession of the arms -
One of the prisoners, Jim Neal, was shot
through the head and instantly killed. An
other prisoner, named Newman, was shot
through the shoulder, near the breast, and
is supposed to be very dangerously wounded.
Neal had knocked one Of the guards down
with an iron drill at the moment he was shot
One of the guard was shot through the
shoulder by Pacing Bill alias Scotty, but 1t
is thought the wound is not dangerous
Scotty escaped, with an Indian prisoner,
across the Mud Fat to the main land, and Is
still at large He was trailed by his blood
from a wound he received from pistol shot,
and will be overtaken.
Another prisoner was cut across the should
er by ball The whole affair occupied but
a few seconds Of time-the guard proving
too strong for the revolving party. AT last
accounts all was quiet.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
PAINTS, OILS,
,BRUSHE s ,
WINDOW GLASS; &C,

STOR Y, B r O. &c G o.,
TTAVE FOR SALE at IO5 and IO7 Clay st.
i l. San Francisco,
Boiled and Raw Linsecd Oil, in cases and bbls !;
Spirits Turpentine, in cases
Atlantic Lead, in assorted packages;
French & Ger Window Glass assorted sizes
French & English heavy Plate Glass-l2xl8 to
3Gx44
Ex BREWSTER" AND "FAIR WIND"
Tcman's Oil Colors, assorted cans;
Tieman's Water Colors, assorted cans;
Teman's Dry Colors, for scene and Carriage
painters
Tieman's Putty, in bladders;
Tiden g. Nephew's, Smith Stratton's, Kim
balls, and other Coach and Furniture Varnishes,
Paris White, &c.
BRUsHEs-Ex HotLANDER."
Adams O. K and Ex Paint, Whitewash, Sluice
Counter, Patent Scrub, Napoleon, Horse ana Ho-
tel Boot Brushes also, Lyons Tool and Feather
Busters, Artist Tube Colors and materials.
yARNIsHEs-Ex " FLORENCE NIGHTENGALE'"
Direct Importation from London
The attention Of Coach Painters is called to No
BILE & Hoare's celebrated English Hard drying,
Wearing body and Elastic Carriage Varnshes.
Japan and Japaners' Gold Size.
Plain and ornamental, Stained and Enameled
Glass.
San Francisco, May 10, 1856. le3u.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
Proceedings of the Board of Super
visors-MayTerm

Present, NJ. Ruch and S. Bailey.
B. L. Warrner granted license to keep toll
bridge at Big Bar.
John Burns appointed road overseer, Sturdi-
want district.
John N. Best appointed road overseer, Stuart
road district.
F. S. Gwn's resignation as road overseer, Baily
road district, accepted, and Isaac n. Irving ap-
pointed to fill vacancy.
Ordered, that public highway be declared as
follows Commencing at the northeast corner Of
Comstock e. Martins Warehouse lot, on Main ST.
of Faggtown, running thence down the creek to
East Weaver creek, sixty feet wide.
Hereafter, all persons appointed road overseers
who do not file their bonds within thirty days
their appointment be declared null and void.
D. j. Calvin granted license to keep toll fer
ry across Trinity river.
Richard Cauk granted license to keep toll
bridge across Trinity river at Grass Valley.
Public highway declared as follows Commen-
cling on Main street of Weaverville, opposite Pa
cic Brewery, running thence westerly across Sid
ney Gulch by II B. Davison's lot to the Cemetry,
thence along the east side thereof, to the south
east corner thence westerly until it intersects the
wagon road, thence following the line of said wag-
on road over the ridge to West Weaver Creek,
thence up the east side thereof about one-half
mile, thence across said Creek and up the west
side thereof till it ntersects the Oregon Gulch
trail. near Conmy's ranch, said highway to be SIN
ty feet wide
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10

CoNFLICr OF JuRIsDICTIoN.-A case of this
kind has arisen between the Mayors Court
and the Superior Court Of San Francisco
William Shelby had bought horse worth
$500, which was alleged to be the property
of II. P. Wood, out of Il livery stable, and
was charged before the Mayor with having
stolen the same. An action of replevin was
also brought in Judge Shattuck's Court to
which the Mayor was compelled to give
dnrerpncc Sac. Uul0n
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
The MAIL AHEAD.-The Butte Record

The Mail AHEAD.-The Butte Record
says; 1.-THE old chaps mail arrangements
are coming up with the wants of the age
We now receive by mail the Sacramento pa
pers on the day Of their publication. This
is a speed that the Express Companies have
not vet attained. Here, where Uncle Sans
arrangements have so long been considered
old fogyish, it gives up pleasure TO record
this remarkable sperd."
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
, J,-..-.-,v> No,,r,.-., W. Iaarn

A FILLIBUsTER MovEMENr.-We learn,
says the Alta of Saturday, that meeting
will be held at the Union Hotel this evening,
for the purpose of making an effort to get
up company to 60 down to Panama and
avenge the blood of the ill-fated passengers
who were massacred at that place on the
18th ult. 1t is said that the meeting will
be addressed by Gov. Foote.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10

STATE INSANE AsYLUM.-The Stoctoh Ar
gus, of Thursday, states that Drs. Langdon
and Frey had arrived with their commissions
as Resident and Visiting Physicians OF this
Institutions
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
COUNTY AS SSESSMENTS
for 1856 -'57.

THE ATTENTION OF OWNERS and Agents
L of Real Estate and Personal Property within
the County of Trinity, is hereby directed to the
provisions of the Public Revenue Act of the State
of California requiring them to furnish statements
of the same TO the County Assessor specifying
the exact boundaries of the Real Estate with the
buildings and improvements thereon together
with the value of all Personal Property, including
goods and chattles of every description all CASH
Monied Stock, Notes Bonds Mortgages, &c, &c,
whether owned or held in trust for others.
Zs5~ If any person shall be guilty of giving
false list of property, under the oath required by
law, such person shall be liable to Indictment for
perjury and the property shall be liable to three
times the usual tax.
5G.s- The assessment of all property of persons
to give list, will be doubled by the
Board of Equalization. Blank statements may be
had on application at this Office.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
COpartncrship Notice.

V'IIE undersigned. having formed Copartncr-
l. ship for the purpose Of transacting the Build
ing and Contracting busincss, desire to the
public, in soliciting their patronage, that all bus
best manner and upon liberal terms. They have
taken the stand formerly occupied by Harris *
johnson, on the North side of Court street in the
town Of Weaverville and will be ready at all
times to accommodate persons wishing to contract
for the building Of Bridges, Brick or Frame lIou-
ses, and Carpenter Work generally.
LOVE & BRAY.
Weaver, April H. 1856 l2-tE
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10

CRIME IN SAN FRANcIsco.-There were
423 arrests during the month of April, Of
which 27O were discharged, 50 fined or i'm
prsoned, "a set to the Court of Sessions,
25 were imprisoned, 8 bound over, and
sent to the counties.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
BIacksmiths Attention !

T'HE subscriber offers for sale AT A BARGAIN, bis
l. Blacksmith Shop and stand, near Chelis'
Mills, Trinity Co. The shop has two forges, the
BEST SET OF TOOLS
North Of Sacramento, 800 bushels of Coal under
shelter, and well established run Of custom
The whole or part will be sold on such terms as
offer rare chance for an industrious workman to
establish himself at once in a profitable business.
For further particulars, apply on the premises,
10 j. LIEURANCE,
or, to MAT K SMITH, Journal Ofice,' Weaver.
April Is, 1856 lf-sw.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
W NJ. G.. BADGE R,
No. 1O9 BATTERY STREET.

No. 1O9 BATTERY STREET,
SAN FRANCISCO,
IMPORTER of every variety of CLOTHING &
| FURNISHING GOODS also of BLANKETS
DUCKS, DRILLS, SHEETINGS, HATS, CAPS,
BOOTS and BROGANS.
By recent arrivals has received very large in
voice of the most desirable styles of Clothing, and
it is the LARGEST STOCK ever offered in this
market. The goods are manufactured under my
own supervision, are of the best material, we'll cut,
large sizes, and made in the most durable manner
TRADERS FROM THE COUNTRY
are invited to examine this heavy stock, and they
will find the prices LOWER than they can be
found elsewhere in the market.
Purchasers may rely on receiving the best and
most salcable goods, as each article is guaranteed
Orders from the country promptly and careful
ly attended to-.
10000 pairs assorted Fancy Cashmere Pants,
10000 pairs assorted Fancy and Plain Salinct
Pants
1000 pairs Linen Pants
1000 pairs Goodycar's Rubber Pants;
1000 Goodyear's Rubber Coats
2G0 cases Goodyear long and short Rubber
Boots;
200 cases Miners Boots;
1000 doz super Flannel Ovcrshiris
200 dozen fancy Cashmere Overshirts
1000 doz. White Shirts;
ESQ doz. heavy Hickory Shirts;
500 doz. heavy Check Shirts
800 doz. Merrimac Shirts;
COO doz Lambswool Undershirts
800 doz. Regatta Undcrshrts
200 doz. Grey Flannel Undershirts;
$50 doz Lambswool Drawers
$50 doz Bleached Drill Drawers;
1900 doz. Overalls
1000 Denim Frocks
l.200 doz country knit Wool Socks;
1900 doz heavy White mixed Cotton Socks;
1000 pieces super Silk Pocket iIandkcrch'is {;
100 doz super Black Silk Neckerchiefs
$50 doz Cambria lIandkerchiets
800 doz Rubber Belts
250 doz. Buck Gloves !;
4oO doz Buckskn Gold Bags;
1000 Doeskin Business Coats;
400 Black Cloth Frock Coats
1000 assorted Ovcrcoats
COO assorted Pea Coats
5000 Silk, Cloth and Velvet Vests
20 Bales Blue and White Blankets
80 bales A Sheetings;
so bales Drills;
SO bales assorted Duck;
so cases fine Felt Hats,
100 cases Straw Hats.
For sale by VIM. G. BADGER,
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse,
l0J Battery st. cor. Merchant, San Francisco.
n B.-No goods sold at retail.
San Francisco, May 10, 1856. lG-3m'
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Notice.

Notice.
TTNHE Copartnership heretofore existing under
l. the name and style of the Canon Creek Wa
ter Co., No. A." comnonly known as the " Penn
sylvania Bar Co.. is this day dissolved by mutu-
al agreemer1. JOHN Il. GREEN.
HENRY HINDLEY.
Canon Creek, May 8, 1856. l6lw.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
Notice.

TNHE undersigned hereby gives notice that he
/ mas withdrawn from the Ell Dorado Saloon, and
has no farther connection with the business OF that
establishment. SOLOMON BEAR.
Weaver, May 10, 1856. l6-3w.
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10

POLL TAX-$3.
Particular attention is directed to the following
section of the Revenue Act: " Each male inhabi-
tant of this State, over twenty one years of age
and under fifty years of age shall pay to the
County Assessor Poll Tax of Three Dollars for
the use of the State and County; and to enforce
the collection of the same, the County Assessor
may seize so much Of any and every species of
property, in possession of the person refusing to
pay, as will be sufficient to pay such Poll Tax
with the costs of seizure and sale, and he may sell
the same, upon giving verbal notice One Hour
previous to such sale" ID. W. POTTER,
County Assessor
Office on Court Street, Weaycryille.
May 10, 1856, lG-tf
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10
Millinery and Dress-Making.
For Sale.

T'HE subscriber being desrous Of visiting the
l. Atlantic States, offers for sale one half interest
in the Saloon known as Eddy's Billiard Saloon.
To any person desrous Of making an investment
no better opportunity can be offered
J. f. EDDY.
Weaver, April 2G, 1856. li-E
The Trinity journal., 1856-05-10

Total. .................. S5.OG9 So
Treasurer's Report. and synopsis of the pro
ccedings of the Board, ordered published in the
TRINITY Journal.
Board adjourned until the 23d of June next,
II. J. SEAMAN, Clerk.
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La PRUK-H "a deux especes de peurs ou'i
fault bien Sc garden de confondre, car Ia peul
du danger reel n est pas du toni Ia meme chose
que cette peur mysterieuse, imaginaire, que
prouvent 10 mutt ~certaines personnes, ct surtou,
les %enfants par lhabitude du peril, on Sc que.
rit facilement de 10 premiere, mails il nv a que.
re one les annees qui puissent faire passer Tau.
tire. Onli dams un journal francais:
Mile BerthetY -. /, jeune personne de seize
ans, clevee dams % famille, ne croft pourtaut
nj aux revenans, nj 4 sucune autre baliyerne
du memes genre; neanmoins, ellie est peureuse
au point 10 mutt ellie he peut roster sans lumie.
re, ct que le moindre bruit extraordinaire
Ia fait tressaillir. La jeune file, que cette in.
tirmite morale afligeait beaucoup, aisait tout
CO qu'clle pouvait atm de sen %corrieer. mails Ia
guerison etait bien lente. Parmi les epreu-
YES que Mile Berthe s'imposait pour celia. II en-
est une qu'elle renouvelait tous les iours. ouoi.
quill lui en- coutat beaucoup; c'etait sitot la
mutt close, de mopter a so chambre ct den re-
descendre sans chandelle.
NJ. Alfred Vs., cousin germain dc Ia leu
ne personne, ct de quelques annees plus are
qu'elle, trouyant que par ces epreuves graduel.
les on n'arriverait a rien, resolnt a part lui de
Ia guerir en- rampant un grand coup sur son ina.
gination. dur grands maur les grands remedies.
A%vant-hier, done, un peu ayant Ia bruno. il
plaza, dams un cabinet qui sert de bibliotheuue
un traversin quill init sur une c~auseuse, lie cou-
writ dun manteau ct dun chapeau, dc mapiere
qu'on aurait pu lie prendre pour un homme as.
sis la /; puis, quand la, mutt fut venue, il pria 50
cousine d'aller lui chercher un livre. Lorsoue
celleci fut partie munie de sa lumiere: I" Vous
allez voir, dit lie jeune homme a ses parens en-
~ frotfo,,f los moi inc n yoO catiSFnotion oo,,,,o,
ie my prends. moi, pour corriger les peureux.'
1T il Sc mettait on devoir de ~raconter ce qu'f
await fait pour celia, quand un cri terrible, sui
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Photographic Process.

Take a sheet of polished glass, on which
pour collodion iodized this leaves a film on
the glass, after which it is plunged into a bath
of nitrate of, silver, and while in this bath
the iodide of silver is formed, which is after
ward to produce the image on the surface Of
the glass. (This operation is done in the dark,
and the sheet Of glass placed in the shield be-
longing to the camera). The person is then
placed in position, and the artist, after adjust
ing the focus, removes the ground glass, and
the glass prepared as above is placed instead,
and after a sitting Of from thirty seconds to one
minute is taken out, and is again taken in the
dark. Here the : 3 by the
corner in his left indie
light, you see & The
next process is to- is
done with.a solutio, acial
acetique acids grt. ii at
this part OF the proce, mage
sufficiently, and not over e.
In looking at the image On glass by
transparence, we find the lights all reversed !;
this is what is required, as this negative will
serve to print thousands of copies from. The
iodine is removed from the glass with a weak
solution Of cyanide of potassium, and then
carefully washed and set aside to dry, after
which you can varnish it, or print from it
without; some negatives print better without
varnishing-this very much depends on their
intensity. The preparation of the paper to re-
ceive the portrait is the next operation. There
are many opinions as regards the best makers
Of this paper, although most operators give
preference to the Sake Parer manufactured
expressly for the purpose. This paper is first
placed in a bath c%ontaing salt and water,
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ces mysterieux 5eyenemens qui %viennent de
temps D autre, prouver aux climinels que ST. Ia
justice de Dieu est quelque fois lente 4 sevir,
tot on tard 80 main s'appesantit sur lie coupa-
bic, Went, nous dit-on, de Sc passer dams le dis
trictsde Montreal. .tai'itt3 tf } sd t59T
9Voiciie leg fats, tells que nous les lemons dune
personne de 10 plus jhautes respcctdbilite, aui
noussa dit avoir pulse ses renseignements a
bonnie source. Nous les demons, au reste, sous
to1tes reserves:
u y Q trois ans environ, un voyageur s'arre-
init, . mutt tombante, dams un auberge de
Sorel. CONNIE Fanbergiste l'avait a~utrefois
connu, mais ravait perdu de vue depuis plu-
sienrs annees, il lui demanda gce qu,il etait de-
-yeenu pendant &c temps-la; lie voyageur repon-
dit gull a%rriyait DIES mines do 10 California, OH
II await passe plusieurs annees.
Dams le cour de Ia conversation qui suivit, il
dit gull await etc ASSET heureux dams son ira
vail ct gull revenait chez lui avec une somme
suitisante' pour le faire vivre 4 son aise pendant
ie reste de ses jours. II cut meme limpruden-
&C de montrer un portefelille assez bien garni.
Ce v0yagelry etalt natif DIES %environs de 10 vile
des ITols klvieres OF son Impotence de revoir
Ie toit patterned ct sa famille ethit 81 grandc
qusitgdelnaiidd q trayerser a Berthier ID meme
soir;
Un homme s'offrit pour lie trayerser ct sortit
pour aler preparer son embarcatlon ; en- meme
temps que iuisortircnt deux iindividus a figures
slnistfes cont IGil await devore lie portefenille
de llmprndent mineur. Bient6t on yint aver
tr celal.ci que ia barque l'attendait ct il monta
sans defiance dams 10 canot qui devait ,le melier
. ~ mort. { 49,
ArFlye 0reg Gle IIne IAS IlnQ mi cnrfaut Ir
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queen victoria descended from an Irish
Princess. --"F

Iva III lI1yk1
Princess.
Dermot, King of Ieinster, had an only
daughter remaining. He offered her in mar
riage to the Earl Of Pembroke, with the whole
kingdom of Leinster for her dowry, so as he
would help him to his revenge. After a great
battle against the Danes, in which the Nor
mans were victorious, the marriage was cele.
brated at Waterford. No record remains 10
us of the bride, Or in what language the Nor
man knight wooed her to his arms: this we
only know, that Eva, Queen Of I.einsster IN bcr
own right, and Countess Of Pembroke by
marriage, can number among her descendants
the present Queen of England. The greot
Earl of Pembroke lived but a few years after
his capture of Dublin. The Irish legends saw
that st. Bridget killed him. However, he and
Eva had no male heir and only one DAUGHTER
named Isabel. after the Earl's mother, who was
also aunt to the reigning King of Scotland
This young girl was sole heiress of Lejusternnd
Of her fathers Welsh estates. Richard Cpur
de Lion took her to his Court at London. and
she became his ward. In due time she nar.inj
William Marshal, called the great Earl
hereditary Earl Marshal of England, and Eari
of Pembroke and Leinster in RIGHT Of lis g;fa
Isabel and Earl William had five sons and
HNo uduSulSie. Liz ANC sUHS, NlillaUl, Nni-
ter, Gilbert, Anselm and Richard, FIVE see that
Isabel called no sous Of hers after the royal
traitor Dcroot, her grandlather,) Inherited lie
title in succession, and all died childless. We
have said that there was a doom upon Der
mot's, male posterity. The Inheritance was
then divided between the five daughters. each
of whom received u province for a dowry.
Carlow, Kilkenny, the Queens county, WeS-
ford and Kildare were the five portions. Maud
the eldest, married the Earl Of Norfolk, who
became Earl Marshal of England in right of
his wife. Isabel, the second, married the Earl
OF Gloucester, and her grand, daughter. Isabel
also, was mother to the great Robert Bruce,
who was therefore rcat-great,great-grapdsono of
Eva and s%trongbow. Eva, the third daughter
married the Lord dc Rreos, and from her a
daughter of hers, named Iva likewise, descended
from Edward ". King of England, through
whose granddaughter, Margaret, Queen Of
Scotland, daughter Of Henry VII, the present
reisning family of England claim their rioht
to the throne. Through two lines. therefore.
our Most Gracious Majesty can trace back her.
pedigree to Eva, the Irish Princess. dublin
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BATE A vAPEUR.
La NOUvELLE-

DAQUEBONONRE LA NOUvELLE-
I oRLEANs,,1N-9UsAs, WASHINGTON
VT LIZ BAYOU ben. yLeib ateau a vapeur SY-
DONNA, Capt. Gustaye Aouailler; venantdietre COM
,pl6temsnt repare, fela, aussit0t que les eaux le per,
mettront, les Voyages regnliers entire les Opelousas,
Washington, ID Bayou sBuuf ct ID Nouvelle-O orleans.
II est Nh marchetif, sur, comfortable, bien %construit,
ct tirant peul d'eaus Les officers porteront todte
leur attendionI 4 ~satisfaire ceux qui daigneront les
encourager. Pour plus amples informations, s'adres-
ser d bora &2 ~
IeF rye a aussi has prix gu aucurl antre
bateah cation. eisR Il 0i 19l p; ~ zl
OpeloA ecembre 1855. .aia4 If. 94lisai5i