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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1856-06-19
MHD1CrYgaa.


~. Xe s!.s H. .! PAIN 4 sossl.. b
and 80 cent? Pain y the forsruaner Of disssss =
fss gsn 'Sa is ne s y Is. ~s q
sge Iscurss pain b the tins that Il g s.
sP n snsss chi,blsip. and P,uetsd r.st.
II cures Toothache In minute
Cures Cramp or Pain tn the Stomach ana Bowels.
Cures suf Neck and 0wsaled racs, from cold.
Cures Rheumatism snd Neuralgia.
Cures rprains, Bruises ecalds ind Bufns.
Cures Corns and any Pains Ia the Feet.
Cures Asus and Lnmps tn tbs Breast instantly.
Cures Earache In few minutes.
Cures Pain In the Sides, Limbs or Back.
Cares Asus and Chlls and Fever.
This il no humbug medicine, bat II 10 made ~ g
regular pysician Of thirty-ive years experience. ia
Pkiladeiplia, where every family has Il and
no family should b. without bottle, in case Of acci
ss .asd .s,. .sas ns
Pain Carer could speak, It would exclsim tf.
"Whilst most physicians take whole months to slay,
make my cures 10 nan Gu sa% Ws!t Day. s;o
Bowels like this Pain Curer. - 81.
Sold by all Druggist in Richmond, Norfolk, Peters
burg and all townsin virginia
'HE i;KEA rsJ BL 4 Pgi 4 4 en- AMP
kEi1 s g. PGR iss1's spas and
has no equal.
Acts upon the Liver, Stomach and Bowels
Carries of all Secretions and Humo1;
Cleanses the Skin Of all Eruptions;
Gives Appetite, Bloom and Vigof;
Strengthens and Invigorates the Constitution
Makes the Skin soft, smooth and natural
sExpels Pimples, Bos and Sores;
Cures Screfula and all Skin Eruptions;
Cures Dropsy, Kidney and Bladder Affection;
Cures Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Gout;
Drives the evil effects of mercury from the sys-
tenn;
Builds up a weak state Of Body;
Allays Nervous Affections, and enlivens the spfr.
its.
For Female Complaints. which in their nature are
exhausting and facilitating, it il particularly recon-
mended Indeed it makes the weak strung; the pale
and emaciated from sickness natural causes soon
have color. bloom and health As summer drink 1t
is celebrating, refreshing stimulating and enliven-
ing Persons young and old) who have used this de.
liehtful compound surprisod at its immediate
beLefcia, effects Quart Bottles s l, small, so cts
Sold by Purcell, Ladd Co.; Grubbs \ Apperson,
o. A. sStrecker; Paterson & jackson; Bennett "
Beers Alex. Duval; Duval L Norton; J. Blair; s. N.
Zachrisson; A. Bodsker; Wm T. Ladd; Laidiey ko-
binson Richmond; and all the Druggists In Norfolk,
Portsmouth, Petersburg, Lynehburg, and all other
towns in Virginia. ap E-2awd
n A
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o. FIVE DOLLARS REWARD
I9SsStrayed steen the 18th inst, large
BAY HORSE. with one hind leg white and
white spot on his face, large wart on the belly
almsrk on each shoulder caused by the collar.
will pay the above reward if delivered to me ON the
Westham Plank Road.
ie 16-2awts THOS. SUFFER-
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PROFITABLE INVESTMENT. >. An
"A opportunity to purchase established nanufac-
turing business that be made to clear the cash the
first year. Apply at this office. my l3-ts
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e-R CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.
M0E The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
Making Establishment on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary, 18th md I4th streets)
near the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARI0.
TEES, BAROUCHES BUGGIES with and without
tops, and SuLKIES, pD of bis own make of the best
materials and wofkkhsnship. All of which win be
sold low good work of the kind be in the city
of Richmond and respectfully ask call from thoss
in want of any article in the Carriage line 40 am de-
prices possible, and all work sold, that il new,
ranted.
fA R-dqm MICAJAH MANf3IIM
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- FOR KENT.-That very desiraDIe
&s House on Main street, End door above 10th II.
This house il in the most improving part OF the
city, being In short distance of the Banks and other
public places of business Possession given lst A. 1.
Apply to fe I8--a BENJAMIN DAVIS
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= MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Silis &c.
Burying Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail-
ing. First Premium awarded by the Mechanicf In
stitute and Agricultural Society of Virginia. 81
il -
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4 IGHTNlNS ROD = furnished on tho
IL most reasonable terms Wholesale and reta Style
and quality suit purchasers with fereneed work
men put them up; and Rods furnished TO dealers,
with Trimmings complete at Wholesale prices
Persons wishing good GATE SPRING, can pro-
cure il at eur Office corner of Main and Pearl streets
my z7-ts HAWLEY TILLER.
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+ u RIFT, p URIFY,
THE GREAT
Eau and Summer Medicines


HCRLET'S sARSApARlLLa.
| 0F all the remedies thu, have been a;srHrs,.
" ed during the presen, age for the :. ;hnn.
SAND MS that assh $ heir to,n none eouaI In.
wonderful PREPARATION. Only three ears have
eiapsso since the discovers f (who spen, a de-
eae IN studying, esperimentallIing and perfect.
ing ~ hrst introduced it to the public. and j,
rs sirrady recognized BY the mos, en,ne.;
hysiciAns In ali parts Of the country to be The
most surprising and effective remedy for Ger
tam disease. II which they have knowledge,
All o. er Common nds or syrups of the roo,
nave hitherto fallea 10 command the sanet,,,n
OF the faculty because, on being tested. thew
have been TO I'D TO contain nox,ous Ingredients
which naturalizc the good effects Ct tie sar.a-
parma, ard oftent,mes inlGre the tn of III.
paneht II Is not 50 with Hurley's plepara-
',oh his IS ME pure AID genuine extract Of
me root and VIII on trial. be found to effect
certain aud peTfe~. cure Of the following rora.
plants and diseases:
Affections Of the Bones, Habi;ual costiYencss
Debility, Inaiyestion
Diseases of the Kidneys, Liver eonp,aip,.
Dyspepsia. Erysipeas, Piles,
Female irregularities, pulmonary Diseases,
F!stula, Scrnfuls
Syphilis. sns ali sksu s;xnss,s
Besides curing the aloue, it is also known 10
DC great anu powerful tonic, purifying the
elood anu insigorattng the system.
In short IL Is with Ut exception in the cases
mentioned aud Its general effect on the system
Tue most eihcacioas, Is 1T is the most sesiratIe
remedy OF the age. 1t is already extensively
USED throughout the eoantry, agd is fast obtain
Ing an european reputation. The instances OF
cures II has effected are daily CONN., to the PR.
pfieiors knowledge aud he has no hesitation ia
recommending II to one ANA all WHO desire L.
proc Ire relief from suffering. One bottle beiU-
tfled, Its effects will be too apparent IT, admit III
iartaer doubt las~ Rccollect Huriy's ,arsapa.
riiia Is the oDly genuine article in the market
sc-F Price 81 per bottle. or six bottles for -
Tor sale at the mandatory, corner Seventh
sId Green streets, Louisville, Ky; BACON, hyde.
il Co. -. Louis Mo-; Barclay Brothers. raics
60, Ill; }. ID. tark Cincinnati o.; Wilkinson 1
Marshal, keoksk Iowa; sold il Upton BY
4s.lN 4. GILBERT
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Twenry Tnousand
HOGS WAIVED.

AN prepared t7 purchase ftasasx Ysgss,.s.S
| hoss, Tor whlea the CASH Will bs rad.
deii.ered at my sugt'eriug AID psckiss Is
adjustment at Muscatlne. at any f,noa ..,ri.-
.as Coming se-son. after The leata day q Nov
faIm-,s anu DroveTs can rely upoa rsy being
IN The Ma ket iar ughaUt he season, - was
last year, a..- viii pay CASH at al times. |
VIII also slaughter and psc> 90 commission fer
others, II The. do not visa 70 sell =; make
pi!ce. Since the completion q The Bridge :.
hock Island, nd the X .lFo&1 froE c.. zr7
husea;ene, farm - an Crr,ers - Iss.fsa.
ash'ng1on. heoAGk. Mahask-. and other A.
JoInias counties. will find NJ at:re = h =.
ma -Aet Tor their Hog than Su-.sa.toa and II
they wish 20 sttlp TO Ch.ca-o ill., y can =. aa,~.
ca In TIE cara - AU"catlEe AID delivered .a
th!caSo al les ccs'tasn from B4e..a-sca. Tie
farmers OF A4sca..Ge. Jchnsea- Cesar, Liam,
Jones, Benton, Iowa and pcwesAlsk counties
VII also hai Auscat.ae the :: make: Tor
ahe'r hoss The Coming season, 4, II sas The last.
Inc Competition among Egcca seTs here ~ #.
be sS great As ever, as he a. .Iliaaa. pa~k ar4
SlaHghterfng Establishment. erected Ire tas-
'e" me nth>, Wi enable Us 10 esc> a+ ste kas-s
mat VIII BE- d.Eea here ana cash r4rcha,e
WI! be found for FGfty YA@.srv. RI -. No
charge viii De made III the use a ~ pEN>,
whether purchase tie Hogs u- ao:. iuH.
Slaughter hogs for tie olrsl!. i r.,acs hem a..
aEd cars f"r Chicago free q ca4gSe. pa
ties wish 10 shin.
Drive your Huss to =. Buffers Pork F,ase. e,
II YOU w'rG TO ses. pa'i: or s&G8 them. - sm.
A"sca'l"e. Nos. 10. ;, Q BUTLER.
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oil his probe s.oal, I
t@r our Gust 0mers,
proud is / Q Of his I
II he should fail 10
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A FARWFOR SALE ten miles east from
"A Tipten, on the Davenport road. near Pos
ton Grove, containing sss acres; So of which are
good timber; $50 under reace, with so acres o,
tame mead ", nice young orchard of l?5 bear.
ing trees: . new frame house with ten rooms and
good cellar. good frame barn; good well OF
wster at the barn. and enc ~ the house: good
stock water on the place.
good brick House, and a small frame dwell.
hing with two Lots on the corner South Of the
Bireley House, and on the same is good stah!inr
for eight head Of horses
Two lots on corner West Of Bireley HOUSE. with
good frame Blacksmith Shop and good frame
Dwelling, l6 by 70; three rooms
Also. SIS head of cattle. some ten or twelve yoke
Of work Cattle. All OF the above property can
be purchased on the most r. asonable terms BY
calling on either J. VI. BiRELEY.
IT. H. c. pIATr. or s. DEWELL.
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4 FIRST EATE article At Family -Four can
Il always be had at The Upton TRY Mlars,
1t Is oeut. per hundred less then II caa b
bought elsewhere All order. left at the Nil.
will be promptly disposed Of, and the -four Dc
liversd 10 any psrt Of Upton We have also on
tsna Bu, ke heat four Corn Meal and Elf sorts
IS #sa 10 custom work = hassf
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NOTICE.

TO ell Persons fn.essted IN aay teiss ccacrr red
NOTICE Is hereby given that the undersi ed
IN viii not pay, and hereby cautions all per-
% NJ from purchasing the following described
Totes, 10 Wit Two promissory notes. each da-
ted Dec. q 1854; each calling for Four Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars. Said notes we're made
By tia undersigned, and IN ade payable two years
after date. to the order Of Josiah keislar; n nd
upon one Of said notes was endorsed payment.
Of Two Hundred aud SiSty-foar Dollars.
Dec. Is, 1856. 5l-2t ELISHA L. EDWARDS.
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NOTICE.

THE undersigned firm Of J. E0wER socE & Co
L have this day. by mutual Consent dissolved
partnership. All persons knowing themselves
Indebted to the above ffm will please call and
~. l. without delay TIE books vii, b. found
with jesse Bower.oek. J BOWtRSGCK.
o., IL b So .96s Ii DAVIDSON.
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BUNKER l. NEWELL,

Narpehtsrs aud Jnlacrs. Ba t,Iers and Su
" perint"ndcnis. Particular attention paid
to stalr baildia-. HENRY BUNKER,
vs. nj w - NEWELL
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y = Y i. g =

Ishereby give" that have sold the undivided
i ene-ha!f Of the entire stock of
Drugs, Groceries, Notions, ETC..
In what is known as the "laoADw ~ DRvC STORE. -
20 EuaEsE T. GILBERT, who viii hereafter Is a
partner in the Store
All persons knowing themselves indebted at
aaii Store will please call aud settle up old g..
counts before commencing anew.
50 WELLS SpTCFR
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FOR

Nj Acres, COED IN ssnseInsg @. goss Creek
w Two miles nosta Ct Rid O IL, ~ttl xasere4
s Daw EG1. Aseax
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n office Is hereby given. that in Pursuance OF
AAy instruction, the undersigned is compelled
20 place in the hands OF Collecting Officers, all
notes or mortgages belonging To the School
Fund, the interest on which is not promptly paid
On the FIRST Of January, 1857.
Soft JOSEPH X. SNYDER, 6. +. c.
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Eyamiaalinn e 1hfir Sinfk
velsets, silks. saiins. etc.

NelYcfs, silks. satius. etc.
and Of the best quality. All Of the above goods
will be made 10 Order, iii a style unsurpassed i'll
the West Having, at great expense, secured
the best workrnen 10 b. lad, we feel condIeut
that our style of goods and >uperior ,Iorhsa III
ship viii moi tail 10 please the most fastdious
II IS the determination of the propretors mol to
let any garment 20 out Of their establishment
that does not give perfect satisfaction. Our
Stock Of Ready Made Clothing :,
is tie largest ever o Hered in this market il con-
sls,s in part. Of fine cloth coats. Of all colsrs
and prices. Business coats oil Cloth. Cashmere
and Satinett OF all qualities and styles H. the
way of Over-coats our stock is large and well
assorted, from a Satinet. up 10 hne English
Beaver. We have a large assortment Of Vet,
OF Nel,ets, Silks. Sltlls, Plush, Cashmere and
Satinetts, Of every style aad the best quality -
We have pantaloons of black and fancy Cassi-
mere and Satinett. which for style and texture
eanno' b. surpassed west OF the MISSES ppi.-
We also have the
Regular IulcaniZed Rubber Goats FaatS
| aud Leggings In The way Of Furnishing Goods
we have everything PERTAINING to a Gentleman 5
wardrobe. Ever, garment sold by US viii be
Wdrranted 10 be as Represented.
All we ask i an examination Of our stock and
prices, o, we are determined not TO be undeE>old
by any house IN the west. - IT,
Sept 1896. GAsAD & GILMORE.
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ITo,;ce

) herghy given to all ntr.o $ k1ossnC them
L s~lves Indebted to the uGdersi gued to cal
and settle tn So accounts Immediately and svve
cost 40 sT6i r 4 ~HEARER
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Notice.

IL persons kna siug taems Ives indebted to
\ The undersigned on box &c cunt. or other
wise will please come forward and settle on :, r
before III. first 81 January next. or the aecoun,
will he placed in the hands Off VI Long E-a
FIR collection s9.Ss DAN HAbRA>S
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Pa RTNERSHIP NOTICE

Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
~ have TINS day Suffered into u 1 o. partnersAip
ui.der the name and style OF GtLBsRT 4 Co. for
the purpose Of doing general retail business Ia
Drugs Medicines, Groceries. Notions, etc, a: the
"Broadicay Drug Store
Dec. 9th, Sc. WELLS SPfCER.
~ t. EUGENE + GILBERT
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YES, II IES TINES.


Ia go.
The Treasury about to Sink Beneath he Walls Of
the Mr. Jnt-Raiig, Tar Payers, Ratiyt-1o
The Rescue Ne Brares'
NOTICE is hereby given, that the Taxes for 4.
~ u. 1856 County, State, School and Road.
are now due and greatly needed, aud II not paid
by the first day Of January next, interest a. .
per cent will be demanded without doubt Al
ready have received q circular from the State
Treasurer, informing nae that the State Tax =
must be paid, without fail, within the period
prescribed by law.
You are further notified that Gold and Silver
will be required for the payment of the same
County warrants received ~ specie. Procure
your Road certificates previous to settlement.
ONCE open from 2 to IL O'Clock, A. NJ and
from to 4 o'clock, r. N. The remainder Of
each day being absolutely required for the cor.
rection of the books and business connected with
the Recorders Office. Secretaries of School
Districts are requested to make their returns OF
delinquent 10 ,ds for School tax previ ,us to the
frs. day Of January next. III @. PIATT,
Oct II 1879 Treas cadar "a Iowa
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Nine Head of Horned Cattle.
Novels. Novels !,

II~T Received. large assort me4t Of Novels
y from the publishers, which will be sold
very cheap by GILBERT.
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N.tu 4obsrtistu'tnts.


1Sn Acres Prairie and 10 Timber. within one
xsJO half mile OF O school house The I'M
provements in the vicinity are first RATE
Terms easy. JEL. CAREY. :
Springfield. Dec. rs, SO. saty
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Tax Payers, Read Ye the Law ant
Govern Yourself Accordinglyi

"No demand for Taxes shall be necessary. but
it Is the duty Of every person subject to taxation
to attend at the Office of the Treasurer, at some
time during the four months named, and alter
the 18Th day Of September and pay bis taxes ;
and II any one neglect to pay II before the first
day Of January, following the levy of the Tax.
tina Treasurer Is directed to make tbs same by
distress and sale Of bis personal property, ea-
cepting snch as il exempt from taxation. and the
and the Tax List alone shall be snfli:eat war
. rant for sneh distress. And the County Treas
hrsr iFts-slv Authorized = ra~a'at aa e ~gr#
dss Fl b. 4.4 ,aa essist ID collecting aa gatses
inns Ii bc d 4a9 d. distress 4al sale" ei..
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The Great Western

add In fact .lg vt every hing tn Farmer IA ses
T.pton. Ovg d It. 4i-sf ]. I.RA4 i Ca.
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4. i L in Mind,
ONE WORD MORE.

OF the few articles OF summer goods nos en-
hand We viii sell al precisely cost ana trans
portation; pow trtng on your money and get
the worth of II. We went charge you mach
for Goods any how, and no.blag Tor showing
them. Finally, Customers
-, L. L.
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potter's Ilectrotype

Tie la q. and best method e scr yet lnvente4
call snd see specimens 45.iy. is.
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FL OUR, FL OUR

Respectfully submitted to candid publ
sept. 30. 56tf kiStR, CREW d II IN
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New Furniture Warehouse.

vyHGLTSALE ant Retail By
Il hGaC6s!xe l9Rs t-a tH Lsss s Il.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-31
THE LEAP-YEAR SLEIGH-RIDE.
From The uoncAe,ter N. H. Mirror, 18th.

From The N0ncle,ter N. H. Mirror 18th
A company of twenty.one ladies, ach with an IN
vited beau started yesterday afternoon at little past
2 o'clock in two sleghs for Concord. Twenty-sx OF
them went in a six-hOrse sleigh driven by Daniel W.
Fling, and the remaining sixteen in fourh horse sleigh
driven by ID. II. Barton. 1t was the coolest day OF
the year the wind blowing furousy and the thermom-
eter at zero. The ladies were dressed in promenade
style with bonnets on the back of their heads Ia
fashion. Some of the men wore stove-funnel hats,
and were not unusually guarded against the cold. 1t
made tender young men shiver to see them start bat
the ladies set an example worthy of the Republic, that
Love knows no danger and fears cold. However,
there plenty Of robes and blankets on board so
that the ladies, partaking of the enthusiasm of the
OCCASION declare they did not suffer at all. Some OF
the gentlemen were less fortunate, and got nipped
badly, one having his frozen. The ladies were
not nipped at all, by the cold.
At Hooksett they got warmed, and arrived at Con-
cord about six where they stopped at the Eagle Hotel
kept by Major John Gibson they had magnificent
supper, which was followed by toasts and sentiments,
Miss Gregg acting as toast-mistress. They booked
their names at the hotel thus: Miss l.. III. Gregg
"and Gent, - and so on through the Hst. We have
found out the "Gent." OF each one, and give their
mr. heloxy.
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ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGE Law.
Sssl,o0O IN GOLD.

The United States NAL steamship George law
WIN. Lewis Herndon, U. S. ~, conrnaaaer, "t AZ
rnvall at II AS 90 the night Of the i'th '' ano ar
rived at Sandy Hook at q o'clock on the evening Oh
a. 10Th having experienced with but slight cessation
~..-tan. raes of wind from the northeast north and
esst during the whole passage with cloudy weather
as1 much rain
eb br,0s the California mails Of Jan. S, se5l 900
IN treasure on freight and $3.50 passengers, brought
dawn on the Pacific side By the Pacific Mail Steam
ship CompaDy's steamship Golden Gate, A. V. II. lie
Roy, esq., commander.
The Golden Gate left San Francisco JAN 5, at ?: 20
o. m with 800 passengers and 81, 92s in treasure,
sss5 92s Of which were foreign account. Jan. 10,
al 30 D. m, off Cape st. Lucas, passed steamship
Golden Age bound for San Francisco. Jan. l2, at II
a. M, passed steamship Cortes, for San Francisco.
Arrived at Panama Jan. 49, at l0:45 a. m, landed
mails passengers &c, and at 1880 y. M, the tram
le, for Aspinwal whence the George Law sailed the
came evening.
The Panama Railroad is in fine working condition
and its business Is constantly increasing. train OF
eight cars came across on the nth inst Oaded nth
s;Iver. The amount of 81 100000 was received at
Panama per II. D. VI. sloop-Ofwar Brisk, from
Mexico, and was en- route for England.
Jan. 25. at $3.50 D. M, off Carysfort passed an
American ship bound south, with painted ports, ana
showing a white burgee with blue letters and blue
border Supposed TO be the Nashville.
The health of the Isthmus is good and the weather
fine.
Left at Talcahuana, Dec. 10, United States sloop-
ofwar st. Mays from Sandwich Islands, recruiting;
whalesbip Addison, Cash, of Fair Haven, l4o bbls
on las. cruise; whaeship just going in; whale
ship Independence, Chadwick, sailed for Boston
Dec l6, with cargo of wool and copper; schooners
Page Fisher and Santiago, Norton, for San Francisco
via Tombez, to finish loading, had sailed few days
previous.
At Payta, whaleship Harbinger, Church, had been
condemned and would be sold jan a had shipped her
oil $500 bbs.) to Valparaiso
At Ayregua Dec, 10, shP La Duchesse de Orleans,
McFarlan, loaded and ready for sea- with cargo Of
copper ore.
Captain Jones, formerly Of the steamer Amazon,
has been appointed commandante of the Chipcha
Islands.
At Calao Dec. "a, clppership Northern Queen,
hom Boston with coal would sail in few days for the
Chinchas, TO load with guano.
The following is the Treasure List by the George