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JOHN COMMINS,
Behind the Lighthouse.

Old fogysm is not quite dead. People are stu to be
found who think health is promoted by depleonl
Was there such felse ogcl Nature the grand
antagonist OF disease and the depetes propose
tate nature, In order, might suppose, give the
double chance at the Life of the pahent The
true practice is 30 to invgorate the vital powers
render them overmatch for the elements disease
This can be done with HOsTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS OF all vegetable they are the most power
ful and the most genial At this season, when the
strongest organizations liable to be affected by the
alternadons Of stringent cold maarous moisture
this inesHmabe protective medicine especially needed
Persons predisposed to biiousness conspa-
ton fever, Of the complaints which
cold weather supernduces aggravates should take
regularly throughout the winter and spring months
It is absolutely pure and harmless. For sale by
DOWE & NOISE, Druggists,
No. 151 MEETING STREET.
February is Opposite Charleston Hotel
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. n
aIs -

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Brooks rs. Brooks, Pucket, ct al
On TUESDAY March 18th, ut II O'Clock will be sold at
the old Custom House, under the direction Of the
Master, .,8 && .ags,Ht N. 4, a.. '--
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
situate ON the east side Of Archdae street. one door
south Of Market street meagring in front Archdale
ing east land Of W. Hopton south on land formerly
Of John Bruce; north land formerly Of Peter Mat
thews ard Thomas Bennett and west ON Archdne street.
! aat,s. l- ALSO, &Ss-' -
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND in the rear OF the Lot
above descrbed; measuring its northern and south
lines "a feet and the eastern aud western lines
48 feet Bounding to the north OF Robert Ad-
ger; south on lands Of -: east on lands Of -, and
west on Lot next above described. NM
0'lA& 2sz-gr ea"4- ALSO, '-'----r-
ALL THATOTHER LOT OF LAND known II, ta,e p1sn
Of Charleston by the numbers lS1 and 1888 tfinc on
Friend street. and measuring ON said street SO feet
inches, and In depth y feet inches Bounding north
land Of Ann Sage; east Land formerly Of John
WraRg; south on anosher part Of Lot No 1888 formerly
OF Thomas Hutchinson, and west on Friend street,
Terms-onethird cash; balance In one and two years.
with interest payable semi annually, until the whole debt
be paid. secured by mortgage Of the premises The
buildings TO be insured, and tie policy assigned Pur-
chaser to pay for papers. JW GRAY vi
February 16 s1wstn1 Master in Equity.
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H. HI. rU.st
II you want cheap Blank Books;
# you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &c.:
Il you want Printing executed neatly;
If you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern Of
ruling, go to HIRAM HARRIS, No. SO Broad street.
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By SAMUEL C. BLACK.
On FRIDAY 26th February inst, will offer for sale at
auction, at Old PostofRce
The following PIECES OF PROPERTY:
All that LOT OF LAND, with BUILDINGS thereon
situnted on the northwest Church and Water
streets. known as No 25 The House two and half
story Wooden Building piazzas facing south) kitchen
and necessary outbuildings Lot measures IL feet on
Church street. by 120 on Water street.
"A desirable BUILDING LOT, on southeast corner
Short and Franklin streets. Dimensions feet on
Franklin, and 1872 feet Short street. Brick fonnda
lions sold with lot; balance Of bricks already sold
Condidons.-For Dwelling and Lot corner Water and
Church streets oncourth cash. balance in one and two
years. secured by bond and mortgage OF premises; prop
erty to he insured and Icy assigned For Lot corner
Short and franklin streets cash. Purchaser to nav me
1or papers. wfmtu4 February 20
M1LLIGAN, MELCEERS 6 CO.
Will sell on FRIDAY, 22d nst at Southern wharf at II
0* O'Clock A. NJ. 7T :"
lot ANCHORS AND CHAINS.
February Is wfm5
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February 16

No. $50 Kingstrcet, Of general ASSORTMENT Of DR4
GOODS, Clothing, Esucyl Goods, Jewrlry: Focts end
shoea Cutlery. umeEy snd Soaps. It'd; Fshruary
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AUCTION SALES,

Sale Of Damaged Goods and assigned &ock-
Dry Goods. BoQts and Shoes. Clothing, &C.. &c.
Cash Auction House,
NO. 5 SO Hasel street opposite New Postomcc,
BROWN sHEETiNc. Hottie. Miar r. ( Coz. Co. Eng
sn a n,Ss s 5snsn S,Ina, Blankets
Goods. &c. &c.
SUPER SHETLAND U> b ERsHIRTs AND DRAWERS.
Red Flannel shirts. Slate Drills Barnsley Towels, Gents
and Ladies Gloves, anuzo s1erino Shirts. &c. &c,
Invoices of CLOTHING, BOOTS AND sHoEs-as-
sorted.
STRAW BoNNETs HATS. MILLINERY, &c.
ALSO, @M"#."
Almond. Cushion Diamond, Palm, Honey and various %
other styes. 1---'~
ra1,;a FANCY GOODS. Nor1oSs, jEwELRY. &C.. &c.
Sonditlons cash. February 20
IRON Safes. Fairbanks Scales, Mahogany Office
u,, !, M, MCKAY 4 CAMPBELL
2IRoN SAFES, Platform Scales, Once Desk. % Mahosa.
Conditions cash. Febrnarv oo
sac Of Contents Of Merchants HOTEL corner KING
nY aa!q M MSofiely Z. AHnsS; sl,esls
VIII be continued THIS DAY Commencing at 10 O'CLOCK
FcbruatJ 20 - ~ ' eosA
Splendid Bureaus, Fine Sideboa,d,- COOKING Noues
@ dsTsrent sGytes and sizes, Fine Guns and Pts
to!s n Beds.eGds se,oing Machines, and F'uniture
By SMITH NJ T. :; sseSi4L1yRAY,
This DAY. at halfpast 10 O'Clock in front of their
Office -,0 ~ = ~N'01A
Also,
Immediately after the above will be sold several No
MULES HL1;ss,,.n and good Saddle and Draft HORSES.
1nlimlted articles received up to hour Of sale
Choice Peach Trees, Roses, can.elia Japonicas
a1'q s 5utOs. FROM the Celebrated Nursery Of Marc
9 NIaR': MR 56ns s. i &. n11soR < CO.
Auc ton ses R ns No No m sn M BE sold at
THE FOIL OWING INVOICE OF CHOICE ] PLANTs: f.i
Laurssners 1 Pettspornm Ardisio, Aucuba Japonica
double Wal Flowor, Rhododendrom, Cryptomeria Ja-
Kalmia Marsnata, Carnations stockgily
renc Hy6id Roses Tube Rose Roots Hyacinths
deaa deIraole n Plants Ian in existence for their varieties
may oe planted from 18th May to 1st July secure
succession Of fowers)
40 choice Peach Trees Rrafted)
100 PEACH TREES from Augusta If they arrive in time.
10Gz;i 81 ssoef3 =, ii&sr S. q %zoss ASstton.
THIS DAY. Goth inst, O'Clock in our Salesroon,
4 80. No. sa, - 4sssns stFset: WI sell. s'
Upton y Fehrnarv TseI,11e1 ~ % =
By r.. NJ. MARSHALL q BRO,
THIS DAY. goth instant ut 1o O'Clock. VIII BE- @ sold,
l extra MULE
Spring Wagon f# A@.#
handsome French Plate Mirror. February 20
Lot Of Land.
BY LOUIS ID. DcSA USSURE.
TOMORROW, ust instant, at IL o'clock, A NJ will be
sold at the old Postof1ce,
THE LOT OF LAND. on the west side of King street
Road north Of the fortihcattons known by No. 16 in
plat of lots drawn by R. X. Payne, in November 1856
measuring 50 feet front by los feet Deep more or less
ALSO, %#.#'@I
LOT No IS, in same plat of lots, measuring 60 feet
front by Ill feet deep. N
I. ALSO,
LOT OF LAND on north side of Magazine street o,,
posite the Work House, measuring
February2O
Choice Grocery Sugar.
By j. A. ENSL6W & co,
TOMORROW, win be sold before our Store No. los
East Bay, ut 10H o'clock,
50 boxes Choice GROCERY SUGAR imported dirac+
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UNDER DEcREn IN EQUrTY.

Noiseste us. NoiseNe
On TUESDAY, tho 12th March next At II O'Clock win ha
sold at the Custom House, under the direction Of the
Master, ; 3% 49, 3sa'ly5 l].s1 I11.-1 --a---
ALL THAT VALUABLE FARM, With the dve1ltno
house and outbui1dings thereon known as Noisettes
Earn situate on the west side Of King street Road or
sores more or ess bounded north on lands formerly of
Ehrick, now Of Dr. Z. Geddngs; east ON King street
Road south on lands formerly Of the Of Osborne
now Of and west on lands Formerly OF Robert VII
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ALL THOSE EIGHT LOTS OF LAND, adjoining the
above Farm the south, and fronting on sirons street
fnowa N Wilson's nlat Of the lands Of Hon Thomas
g. O. TO- ~ Is and H. easu1Ing each 70 feet tfont by
294 feet deep; and No . measuring 127 feet ont 70
cash; residue in one two three four
and Ave yess with interest fo day Of sale payable
mortgage premises; buildings be insured and policy
asstgned J. W. GRAY, :,
February 10 alWJtu1 Magter In Euuitv
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UNDER DEcREE IN EouIry-

T .-. -.. :. ...-..-.5 H0O Us, .P0yds. AZ
On TUESDAY, 18th March nett at Ii O'Clock xiIl ha
sold at the Custom House. under the direction OF the
An that LOT oF LAND. with tha TWO. .sroRv wnor-
EN- DWELLING aud OUTBUHDINGS thereon, sitnats
oo the north Wentworth street. measuring 26 foet
north and east by lands Of Rio ard Yeadon south by
Wentworth street. and west BY lands Of --. q ''
". W. ALSO,
An that LOT OF LAND, with TIE TwO-sToRY
WOODEN DWELLING and BRICK OUTBUHDNas
THEREON, situate on the east side of MAzyck street.
measuring Is feet 'front.' 11s Deep more or leea:
bounded north and east by lands fcrmsrlv aatate
Mazyck street NJ mani :. T1@- 4
Terms- cash; readue Ii one, two and three
years. secured by bonds OF purchaser and mortgage
preuatsea. with interest som dsy Of sss payable sei
annually Buildings to be insured ard policy assigned
.r.ss StSEil w J. W. GRAY, zS
February 16 EsS 81 VS. tu1 Master in Equity
Sales EVERY EVENING at O'Clock by KYIRny = "a
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To BAKERS GnocERs AND FA111rEs--Do you wish
Flour warranted to make good breadp Do you wish
Flour that Will bring you custom7 Do you wish Flour
that win make white bread and not sour7 Then apply
J. n RonsoN No. 62 East Bay, who has always large
stock Of best brands Georgia North Carolina Baltimore
and New York Flour in BARRELS half and quarter bags
December 10 8@a. 6a mwf2nos
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MIscELLANE NE0US.
NOTICE..

All persons who have left orders for
United States Government Harness
will please call, as they are now
ready for delivery.
JOHN CoMMINs,
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Are synonymous with Health, Strength and vigor.
The secret win be revealed by investing in bottle OF
PANKNN's HEPAT1c BrTTERs. For sale by all
Druggists
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BY r. NJ. MARSHALL & BRO
Rrokers and Aucti0neers, No. 33 Broad ST.
THIS DAY. Goth instant, at 1oH o'clock, will be sold,
& extra MULE -
! Spring Wagon t ..
| handsome French Plate Mirror February 20
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The FOLLOWING arc the numbers which drew
the principal prizes in the Havana Plan Kentucky
State Lottery, Class G, on Thursday, February
14th, 1857 No. s671, s5o,ooo No. 1908, $40 ooo0 No.
1870, $4,000; No, 26,1s6, $1,000; No 1146, $4,000;
No 1854, s500t.
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WEDNESDAY, MORNING, FEBRUARY 20, 1857
LOCAL MATTERS.
GERMAN LABoRERs ore wanted for plantation III
q healthy locality. See advertisement.

SOLEMN REQUIEM MASS will be said this morn
ing ut o'clock at ST. Pauls Church, Society street,
for the Rev. Father FILL1oN
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SACRED CoNcERT.-One Of the greatest mnsieal
treats our citizens have enjoyed, awaits them
this evening. Messrs. ROBINSON and RuDDooK,
supported by corps Of talented artists, will pre-
sent feast Of melody that shall be pleasing as it
will be new to most Of the audience. The pro
gramme is well selected; the music all by the first
composers, choice, classic and pleasing. We pre-
dict crowded house. @M .%s.
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FnE.-There was alarm OF FIRE last evening,
which brought out the engines. Some little con-
sternation was felt, and the fremen rushed to and
fro in admired confusion, but the panic was only
temporary, as the alarm proved to be unfounded,
and the machines were soon rehoused
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Boots, Shoes, de-. at Auctio1
By N. HUNT &SON.
THIS DAY. Goth inst, at 10 O'Clock in our saesroom
No 1A Meeting street, We will sell.
50 cases and cartoons fresh assorted lots OF BOOTS
sHoEs, CATERS &C.. just received by steamer g. B.
Upton. Febrnnrv % .
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Choice Grocery Sugar.
By j. A. ENSLOW & CO.
TOMORROW, win be sold before our Store No 125
East Bay, ut 1016 o'clock,
80 boxes Choice GROCERY SUGAR, imported direct
Aron HaVana February 20
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WE GILL the attention Of those interested to the
extensive sale Of furniture now taking place at the
Merchants Hotel. All who are in want of these
household articles should attend and secure bar
gains. Mr.. NJ. L. A1hAR will close up the sale as
soon Us possible, and early visit would be adj
visablc.
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We ARE requested to state that the cars on the
Rutledge street line and the King street limo will
be for the convenience Of persons visiting
the Citadel Square Baptist Church this evening,
at the conclusion Of the oratorio. E
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\: No EXCUSE. There is no excuse or pail alton for
uncleanlness Of person or apparel SO long as Col
GATE Co. SOAP is in the market. This Soap has
Q national reputation, and is unequalled by any
competing article. It is well made and Of estab-
lahed value. Take none other to your house but
CoLaATE's 1#
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HAYTI.
SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE OF the HERALD.

The Bulldog Affair md the British Consui-
6alnave kceps Monies Bound, Hand and
Fo0t-Genrnrd Expected Home. 3sa
KxasroH, Jamaica, Dot. II, 1867.
There 10 no truth whatever In tho report thai mis-.
understanding has arisen between Hayu and the British
government In matters arising Of the loss Of her
Msjesys ship Bulldog at Cape Haytien, two years ago.
Mr. 81 John being the now British Consul at Por-au-
Prince sanavs has personal dislike to him, In
quence Of his having been British Consul Cape Hayt
whom the Bulldog bombardsd the forts Of Cape Hayt
and sent the troops General Gsnfard after the nsur.
RentA while Saloave ned for his own security Enor's
have been made to get Mr. st. John recalled bus the
Brush government NOT likely TO put up with any
dctauon from Mr.. Salnave. His governments In very
insecure and there 10 probability Of ,s lasting many
weeks
the Haytens look 70 General Leon Monies - their
future chesv but he having fought against Sansvo
the Cape when the National troops marched after
bombardmeut from her Msjssiy's ship Bulldog, In
1855 Salnave has had him arrested and confined In
vaults Of Cape Hayten prison house. chained hand
and loot
President GERHARD Is Paris and Il 10 said no win
return 70 Jamaica By royal mail steamer early in
November next
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with the distribution Of prizes In the public schools
Hitherto the President has ocatsd these occasions
ols TINS lime be vas detained 81 home by indisposon
tne maenncent opera house, where the schools we're
assembled. was crowded with the best families OF
Guy. All the members OF the diplomatic corps were
present by invitation or the Governor or Santiago
Atter the distribution VI prizes BY the Minister OF
Justice there were eloquent dscourses music and
elegant collation., tho exercises concluding at . late
hour Chile deyotes great deal Of attention public
instruction The facilities for acquiring good practi
cal education here OF tho liberal character and
one can complain OF lack or opportunities for edu-
cation Not only are public schools established In all
parts OF the country but the President and Governors
OF Provinces very attentive TO the pupils and lend
great influence In maintaing high spirit OF emulation
among tho youth.
participate In the religious ceremonies at the cathedral
Tho President accompanied BY his cabinet the dnlo
matte corps and various civil corporations, attended
mass, which was performed before an immense con-
course, and afterwards proceeded TO the Moneds, in
which the executive apartments are located, where
he 10th there Mas grand
review Of the army and sham battla The troops
we're handsomely uniformed ws drilled xnd appeared
can produce. Tho cavalry was very nne. and por-
formed evolutions which surpassed anything OF the
the 18th and 10Th there were great dongs ia the opera
house The national air Of Chile was sung by tho opera
company and al the officials Of the government and
msmben Of the diplomatic corps felt u incumbent upon
them 70 attend and be very enthusiastic. On the 10th
there horse the parade grounds but they
concouss Of people. The festivities then gradually
wound up and finally about the oath Santiago began
resume her normal condition. The opera troupe
mains and ID giving very good musio The season
lasts TIL the frst Of January.
novel event for this country came on ON tho 18th.
The number Of INDECENT In the country and
particularly In Santiago has led 10 the Inauguration Of
movement for anordng employ mont 70 femses ~ %
to suitable institution for the instruction Of
females the branches Of labor adapted 70 their
sex and TO raise the funds tho ladies' Of the best families
IN Santiago. including those Of some Of the highest
officials In the government gave concert in the opera
house. The programme included In IL variety Of me
pieces ssChorus and Prayer Of Moses," s'Charity
Chorus" OF RossIn aas OF Bouo in XasAerd, Lcretid
B0rgta, NoUdtore, and Macbeth, and duets from
FdrorIa LAword, OF Donizett and other operas.
several OF Gotschalk's brilliant pieces were well per-
formed tho piano BY lady amateurs and the concert
proved in every respect successful than the most
sanguine had reason to expect.
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SPECIAL CORRESPONDENCE Of THE HERALD.

Efforts 10 Open Rio san Juan, Nicaragua
Tho New National Bank Of Costa Ricn-
shook Of EarthQuake-Naval.
PANAMA, Oct %, 1857.
Dates per steamer Parkersburg fortnight later
The Central American Transit Company have been sx-
psrimsn,ing with dredging machine in San Juan
rive. The company hope to remove impediments in
tho way OF navigation heretofore interfering with the
business Of the route.
President Guzman. OF Nicaragua, has paid IN ofcial
visit 70 the Departments Of Leon and ChinandegA He
was received with considerable 6ciot.
Tue Independence Of Guatemala celebrated on the
18th OF September with considerable animation.
The National Bank Of Costa RIGA announce their
readiness draw exchange on all the principal cities in
the world.
heavy shock OF earthquake felt at San jose,
Costa Rica the 9th ult The unduiatory movement
from east TO lasted about twenty seconds. The
damage Was inconsiderabe, but tho inhabitants
terribly frightened and fed into the streets the dresr
confusion.
The United States wateree sailed for Calao
on the 10th inst The Nyack Is her way hither The
sloop Cyane will shortly relieve tho Dakota.
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ublish tho circular for fear Of alarming the s.~.

publish the circular for fear Of alarming the sisws
owners
The city governor has ordered sanitary GORDON
surrounding bsots hospital whsre the negro iaborers
were conveyed spoken OF previous letter. and
attacked BY disease which rspoftsd rs septic In
toxication, and which woad Appear TO % OF con-
tAxinus character from the measures since adopted
Dut the curious part OF the circu 10 that while
On tue one side orders have been given to the soldiers
70 nrs upon anybody who violate the limits ior In
palmer words. break the cordoa she other hsnd,
me bowels OF the deceased negroes been delivered
20 the University OF Havana for dissection for pur-
poses ~ practical study
Organized gangs OF highway robbers continue their
~ tne country papers Some OF the gangs number
nan hundred miscroants. and egress The puO-
nc prisons seem TO number hundreds also.
SOME days past very strong and boister0ns north
east WING has prevailed, with little variation bus
generally shifting northwards with Al occasional ae-
change 10 tho barometer but shpmasters long, practical
experience have deemed prudent to wait day
Iatner man venture out the being very heavy and
tnc weather not altogcther settled yet am afraid
snail near Of more disasters Ia few days the guf
and along this coast than those contained in my report
OF the nfty Cinnamon who were asleep under the
sheds u the public works. outside the gutes sesenteen
way.
The sugar market has been anything but active Buy
ers will not pay above to reals for No IL which
holders refuse. Chartered-Amsrican schooner Nenle
STAR SaguA for Philadelphia Boslon or Portland a. 7x
per ITO gallons moasses; British bark Irma Remedies
for Phadelphia 100 bids sugar y "a, 100 hhds
superficial measure; British bark jane Rosa Iarbaren
for New YORK. q 81 % per ITO gallons molssses Ex.
change London. lax 10 Is premium: Paris.
premium. Currency, 26H 26X per cent discount:
short sight gold drafts, o. per cent premium
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Free Trade Between Gallo md Pcru-The
New steam Line TO LiverpOol-The West
Coast Telegraph to Panama-ftittaryS Set.
Element or scuthern Chiiean-Indin Pro.
viuces-The Spring Races nj Valparaiso
Bold X ebsery Of the Exchange snfc-Arrival
or Admiral Dahlsres-Pap-r Measpoiy.
VALPARAISO. Oct ., 1861.
The attention Of tho community here 10 At present
lirscesd towards the commercial treaty between
Onrs and Peru, the proposed limo Of steamers from
Valparaiso Liverpool and the prsspscs Of tesgraphc
conmunication with the United states and Europe via
Pssu and the Is,hmus The basis Of the treaty with
Peru ID enc complete enfrsnchsemsst from import du
s,es n the natural and manufactured commodities OF
both countries with the sole exception Of nour 1t rs
utroducsion into Peru and OF tobacco ts importation
i,to Chs the vaipsraiso Price Current says Of this
arnnssmsnt:--
treaty hs. 2 3 .snsonsa sy Ssars csn
desire. 70 s r. ssr, ,s ' e ,s sspr s.
e y ;s ~ . ss4 NV ss A sss.
sdsccssss Tor free trade generally partial .dop;
&c. e a. rs y. ee essSs sns
sSs prasPlss Of frye trade A rssrds :ss. wsS ,s
. Ss "sI sv ,a 40 doubt q x. ppe SsSs
duosd tbs Chile oonsumer whieh mus ~ p
cSs is;sts., ssas,dsr.siy enhanced sSsad ,A's
Tn M las istssr nom Valparaiso I alluded 10 the
robabllIty Of the early establishment OF line Of steam
- bsswssn lhs osass and Liverpool The prem,rares
have bssn arasgsd and subsidy VI 500 600 granted
by he chis government 70 The Pacific ssssm Nayiga-
sioa COMPANY, already running large number Of
ssssms % this esssa me conditions Of the consracs
WITH this epvsrnmsst are - folIows;-
y q e. s: s n e. ss g .Ss
NJ sospssy sssssss 70 pay nss Of $500 for svsry
: EsA scngs.y ( .a q The Ss
rsic ~ meniky stsaanss vii during zoe nrss year %
The compsay hkswiss ensses 70 msn rs no.ss sad
r. tess Il ia Il least coed condition a. - ~.
IA subsidv aere8d b. The g0vernmsns sna ~
y ,eo ssssm EssIsssios Company oloo Ge annually
IA 10 understood that this amoont y " ps ssp svsry
Az mo4,bs me subsidy % BE- ~ co. ..s,,o-. a. ,hs
Under 1ass whch 70 Be the msn seus ssrssoo
ssrss S new steam ne WI g Inio sss'ss ~ nssi
4, Senesu}rr 1864 making "Trip every ~ "s
sssn,rmb~r iAyp ana = monthly trip themes forwHrus
Your correspondent Psru has doubtless pvss ~"
ssalls or the measures taken By that govsrnmensin
favor Of . Submarine telegraph 70 Panama pro
vossa ssss This nns shall extend V Chile thus ssnsse''