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From the Boston .Rilas.
a ErcElsaEc CryEsOe.

Of the coast of Alta California, a
bout two degrees distant, bearing d.
rectly west from Point San Pedro,
which is the latitude Of 2304 3 N. and
longitude les IA w. will be found a
slnhI island, called BY the Spaniards
Saint Nicholas. This island was for
merly inhabited BY an inoifensivc, in
dolent race Of Indians, who subsisted
almost entirely upon fish which they
caught from the rocks, and muscles.
which they found in the sands Of the
beach. They were a listless, quiet
race Of beings, who seldom had COM
.municalion with others Of the human
family, and who had but few wants,
and fewer cares.
About the year Of 1918 or 90, the
Russiaos from their settlements at the
North, landed on this island party of
Zodiac Indians, for the purpose Of
hunting the sea otter. which ut that pc
riod ahoundcd IN those waters. This
marty remained on the Island for more
than two years; and were the means
Of sowing seeds of disease and conten-
ton among lis unsuspecling and unso-
phisticated inhabitants.
Some ten or twelve years after the
departurc OF the Kodiacs, this tribe
had become diminished 10 about TWEEN
ty or thirty indirlduals, when the Gov
ernor Of California sent over small
vessel and removed them to the main
land.
In The last boat which was embark
ing with the last Of this people. (some
six or eight, perhaps in nnmber) to
convey them to The vessel, which was
10 convey them from the home oftheir
nativity forever, was one Of the tribe.
small In stature, not far advanced ~
years, and his dusky mate, then in the
bloom Of life. The order has been
given 10 shove of from the shore, the
oars had dipped into the wave; the
4 At was rising on the foaming surf,
then breaking on the beach with awful
roar. when with the impulse Of the
moment. as it were, this young and
blooming bride Of the red man, the
imprint Of whose footsteps had been
lhe last left on the sands Of her island
home, waved an adieu to her chosen
mate. plunged into the abyss, "strove
through the SURGE" and in another
moment, stood on the shores Of her ma
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me- And poor Nightshade rendered
the bank notes most entrea!ingly in
ihelgreatest despair.
HWel', 70 oblige you, ] don't mind
taking .hem; but really IFS stupid in
you; | don't like it, wish you would
take tlltm back again. And Lord
Augustus Spruce pocketed the three
hunGrsd pounds with the greatest re-
uelanee, protesting all the while that
il panied him to take the money; ne
had mach rather not have it; he mere
" took il 90 please Nightshade;i it was
very oolish in him. &c.
A week after this, Mr. Nighsshade
met Lord Augustus in the Park. Inc
undertaken was the color of cayenne IN
the face, and proved as peppery. MY
Lord he shouted out, quite warmly,
Il saw Sir Frederick, yesterday
"lndeedr inquired Lord Augustus,
with a GOODNESS that would lave done
honor TO cucumber, i hope he was
quite well?'
"Mv Lord, for man who was only
killed a week ago, out hunting, new
err saw any one look better
sOh! | recollect.' slowly said his Lord
ship, as f sudden thought ran across
his recollection. | told you my broth
er-in.law was laid up with hunting,
didn't II
"No, my Lord, you told me he was
dead
"Well, my dear fellow, so he was,
quite dead; but it was only with IA
tigue. He recovered miraculously the
day after. I'll tell you how it was.
| told told him how you had foolishly
insisted upon doing bill for me TO
the tune Of three hundred pounds, in
the expectation of burying him, when
he laughed so heartily, that he recover
ed from that moment and has been
wei ever since.
"My Lord. you shall hear from me
again!' exclaimed the furious under
taker.
.Mr Nighishado,' said his Lord.
ship, with the greatest politencss, la
king off his hat. Il will make point
Of calling on you myself ! expect an
other brother to die at the end Of three
months"
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Planting Trees We have been
witness to the planting of great many
trees here, and The mode is nearly uni.
form. Il is, TO dig a square hole Of the
exact size necessary to receive the
roots-or if not quite large enough any
recreant root may be stamped in with
the foot--thc hole about one foot and
half deem. This carries 1t from six to
nine inches into the sub-soil of clay or
sand, as the case may be. The tree,
without any trimming Of top or root,
is thrust in, and the. earth WHICH was
taken out is put back as it came, and
well stamped down; and The tree is
forthwith expected to do dutyl
Now if man should put two-year-
old calf into a dry-goods box. and nail
down the lid-having put nothing
within FOR tie calf TO est-expecting TO
see him get fat, all sane peopi,: would
consider the man treated with the ten
derest-fagered charity II he only got
called a fool. But not whit more
absurd would his treatment OF the calf
be. than his treatment of the tree. -
Prairie Farmer.
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'Husbard. did your hear that noise?
It's Gabriel coming! It's the sound
of his chariot whecls.'
oh, pshaw, you old fool!' replied the
good man, do you suppose Grabriel is
such an ass as to come on wheels IN
sueh GOOD sleigasinsgs as this2 ] tell
you IFS not him--turn over and go 10
sleep!'
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pera'e climate, whore the miasn, as
sumes a much mildcr character, we
have not the same uneqnirocal evi-
dence of increased vifulence during
the night. Yet it is probable, from
analogy and observation, that expos
yrc to night air in tbe hot season Ia
vors the production Of malarlous dis
ease. And those who have OCCASION
al relapscs Of intermittent fever know
well, that to expose themselves TO night
air increases their danger. Yet it is
questionable whether we should stille
ourselves in light rooms, carefully
guarded against the introduction Of
fresh air during a whole night. Who
does not know the dobilitating effect
Of breathing such an atmosphere? Far
better get little poison from without;
than breathe over and over our breath
and the cxhaatons from the body, and
perhaps the ef1uvia from few COM
panions. As at sunset and during the
night the moisture Of the air conden
ses and descends to the earth, in dew.
the poisonous agent seems to become
more concentrated and capable of pro-
ducing a more powerful effect upon
those who breathe il. It's quite prob
able. also, that the electrical changes
al night favor The occurrence OF disease.
and some are disposed 10 discard alto
gether the idea Of malaria, atlribu,ing
The effects entirely to electricity and
for The purpose OF avoiding its surpo-
sed agency have constructed their hou-
ses SO as to be entirely insulated from
the earth, as much so as WHEN one
stands upon table with glass legs; Int
the experiment has no. yet been sulfi-
cienly tried.
That the situation Of our houses may
be important. however, must be evil
dent. where so much depends upon the
condition and motion Of the atm0s-
phere. If, az is highly probable, the
atmosphere near the surface is more
heavily loaded with the infection ihan
that whichis more elevated. the second,
third, and fourth stories mnst be more
h althy than The first; and at least they
will be pretty certain to be free from
the moisture so often troublesome in
The lower rooms of houses of faulty con-
struction.
Suppose, what we often see, cabin
low and poorly ventilated, with a
& punchcon" floor, through the crcvices
Of which every thing filthy is made 10
pass, and followed too by bucket after
bucket of water. Most Of this water
must evaporate. bringing with il gases
which result from the decomposition
OF the vegetable and animal substances
daily swept down, and this the in
mates must breathe. The wonder is,
not that they are sick 50 much, but that
they are not often attacked.
The proximity Of trees, if not too
thick, seems not unfavorable TO exemp-
ton from the influence of malaria; and
when they intervene between the
dwelling and a source of the poison.
they are doubtless highly salutary. -
We thus have combined ornament and
utility. Such indeed has seemed TO
be the power of trees TO neuiralize the
effects of this agent, that some have
supposed the leaves TO attract and alb
sorb and thus destroy it.-Prairie Far
mer.
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III" The Portland Bulletin, says
many good and true things, and I'm ang
them the following:
That young lady will make good
wife, who does not apologize when
you frd her at work in the kitchen,
but continues at her work ill It is FIN
ished.
when you hear . lady cay 81 shall
attend church and wear my old bonnet
and every day gown, Cor fear we shall
have a shower" depend upon it, she
will make a good wife.
When a daughter remarks, mother,
| would not hire lelp, for ] can help
you do all The work in the Kitchen
set it down that she will make some
body good wife.
When you ever hear a young wo-
man saying to her father, don't pur-
chase very expensive or snowy dress
for me, but ono that will wear BEST
YOU arc certain she will make some
body a good wife.
When YOU see female rise early,
get breakfast, do up her mothers
work in season, and then sit down TO
sew or knit, depend ogoR it she will
make a good wife.
When you see a female anxious TO
learn trade, so as TO earn something
10 support herself, and perhaps assist
her aged parents, you may be sure that
she will make ono of the best OF
wives.
The best qualities to look after in
wife, arc industry, humility, neatness,
gcntlencss, benevolence and picty.-
Where you find these, there is no
danger. You will obtain a treasure,
and not regret your choice to the la
test period.
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Drunken 2urkey.-Mrs. Romcr,
in her agreeable work called 81 Pill
grimage 10 Egypt, Nubia, and Pales-
tine.' having dined with an Egyptian
Potentate, remarks: ! never tasted
better turkey than be gave US; and
upon complimenting him upon its great
delicacy, earned from him the T.
eyptian secret Of rendering the flesh
particularly tender. Half an hour be-
before the bird is killed, glass ofbran-
DIV is poured down its throat, which
produces complete intoxicaiion, and
the ,ipsy turkey acquires tenderness
superior 10 that which is produced e.
ven by long keeping, system that
would be impraclicable in this climate.
James NJ. Mason, Esqr, ( the new
Senator from Virginia has resigned
his Office Of President Of the Farmers
bank Of Virginia, at Winchester. II.
l.. Baker has been chosen his successor.
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that contentmtnt may continue 10 be
hers to the last hour, for she is destin-
ed TO lie down alone on the cold shore
OF her isolated 0 ne, with iloone to
administer TO her last wants, and none
- ys9-svs ''Ss ~ii l., ! , - 49, 49,.
shall have left the clay.
But the story of our Crusoe's Chez
sen mate, he companion Of her carly
| lie, has yet TO b. told He saw her
for The ass tine, as we have stated,
when she stood alone on the shore of
her own isle; when the boat with him
self and his companions was dashing
through the Wild saif. that broke in
uninterrupted succe ssion against the
rocks which encircled The resting
place of his fathers, and which he was
then leaving forever. With the rem
nant of the family from San Nicholas,
ocr hero was landed at San Pedro. and
there !eh, with the Others who lad ac-
icompanicd him TO fad hame in that
land of strangers.
With difficulty he sustained the
wants of nature by fishing about the
racks, 6 .thering muscles, and some
Times receiving n scanty piitance of
corn from the house on the point, or
few pence from a passing stranger.
H. sludious!y avoided, If possible.
/ all tcrcourse with bis fellow men,
and sought u live and Die IN solitudel
and so did lie continue 10 live life
which maniestly appeared burden
10 him, ill one morning, as tho sun
rose, no, two years past, his body YVES
found upon the beach, s!iiencd
corpse, stretched out and bleaching, as
it were, in the white foam Of the surf,
which was thrown about his III les
remans, as the mighty wave broke on
the shore.
II is presumed his death was acci-
,ientcl tho. >vi,ii.- e~r-rvhirF, for s'lsell-a
fish in the night, among the cliffs. he
must have fallen from m eminence and
thus terminated his solitary existence.
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A matier-of-fact old gentleman in
New England, whose wife was thor
ough 'Desiructionist,' was awakened
out of his sleep by his possessed rib.
one stormy March night, with
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Let AL uhe worii say What thry can.
FOR seiinx Primes. SrRArrON,s ths man.


p,a~a No. Of Mon ngal.. No. 81 June .A.
,, ~ 10 20 "a Is AZ n G5 10 ST 81 IS n 90
Tiehsi Nos II 81 "a HoApnsispA and paid BY sua,Ioa
90 ss a. =, No: =, Of sIs..s E,u. No IS June
Whole Tieke, Nos i6 So ~. capital sold aud paid BY
STRATToN
pnwp No. Of AeIsndria. No %. June sir
20 30 IL 60 "a 81 CO So 81 ~ 65 &C
Ticket No. 70 10 co. ptize sold and ad BY s,raon
S2l 1900, 6,0OO.
Thur.ay-N Jersey. No 46 Capitals: s25oo o0Oo 5000
$500, iSR1 10 Of 1000, &e rs koa ~ halves
$50, quarters LES
Frday-Mononraa No 81 Capitals $4,000 aOoo 1900 1900
1880 hoo Of 1000 &C rs Nos. IL dawn Ticket. $3.50.
halves Is5' qs6se.
$1,000. 1900
Frday-tee'burr. FL No. Capitals: $4,000 1900 1000
49, he 10 Nos, ~ drawn Tickets a. haye. So qrs
$4,000. 1000.
saiuday-sus,er Extra. No "a Capitals, $4,000 1000 coo.
&c 10 Nos. II drawn. Tickets VI halves so qs Is.
$4,000. 10000. 10 Of 1000.
ALEXANDRIA, LOTTERY elias. No 10 for 1877 to be drawn
June lHh- 90 No Louep-i9 drawn ballot,
SPLENDID scheme Of $40 600 10000 5000 $500, 10
Of 1000 Is Of 600. 20 OF Tickets go halves q
Certificate Of paeiag. Of 22 Whole Tickets
IS, do quarters 1850.
S44.4i4, y, 222, HILL
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Gas No. u, for isi7, be drawn
June 18Th, is'7.
Brilliant seheme: PINE Of stta, 22e21. Mn. 0SGG
iti 3sig R2se ~ OF ILL., SIS. CO Of 3l1 1873 OF
Tickets sli-shhres In proportion. Certificate OF package
Of 20 Whole Tickets $40; do do halves go
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Class No a. for lsI7-to be drawn
June 20, Ioi7.
II DRAWN NUMBERS OUT OF IS,
Grand scheme: OF $40 OGo 10000 10000 $780, 350o
IS OF 1000. 81 Of 500. 800 300, ke.
Tickets sO,haes proportion Certificate Of package
of IS Whole Tickets $3.50 do do halves do do ar. 80
p Buyer ar. referred to my list Of Pr. which \. re-,
Once proof done every Draw
continues To number sold and paid by
9 Orders for PACKAGE certificates
Schemes and IN all ocrcs will be promptly attended
drawing sent when requested.
Please addr,.. order. N. srRATroN
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LAMBERT'S OFFICE,
On TN Street, uuder the Exchange Notel.

TURsDAYThs New Jeuey. class No. &C. draws Jersey
City on Wednesday and the drawing will be received
mail Thursday Capitals s2ISOO, 6OtO 5000 $500
Of 1000. &c &e Tickets - halves $50. quarters LES.
FRlDAi-The Monongslia Lottery draws AIeIandria
Thursay and will be received here by the Friday
us, $4,000. 5000 &e &c IS Nos IL Tickets $3.50
halves LIS. quarters G2le.
ONE DOLLAR LorTERY-To be drawn Petersburg on
Frday-The Va Lscsburg Lottery Extra, No Cap
$1,000 1900, 1000, &c. &c Tickets ~ halves Soc use
sATURDhY-One Dollar Lottery The su,seI
terry draws Wilmington Delaware, Saturday
expected here BY the mail thai Capital $1,000. rs Nos
10 drawn. Tickets only ~, halves soc. qrs CSC
$4,000!
The Alexandria Lottery No Alexandria
saiuriaytke drawing will by sunday
ming AID be ready for This office Monday
O'Clock CariSs $50 600 10000 $780, eOsO 5000
Of 1000 &c &c Cd Nos, IL drawn. As2endd
cts $40, halves 5, quarters $50.
Orders ffom the country enclosing tie Prze Tickets
Mauy Coz Lotteries promptly attended and the drawings
warded when requested
liberal discount package sales Piizes elshsd
THOMAS LAMBERT, No. : Exchange Place.
oJ ReeouceL No. }. There's luck numbers" says
Rory ONore.
.'Iher has been sold and eashed within
days past rTiLe OF $4,000 and other Capitals je7
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PnILApELrAIA. June s-4P.N

There WINS more activity in stocks to-day, and prices
somewhat advanced Sales Of Pennsylvania SIS ut adj
vance the prices Of yesterday In other leading secu
ties there moro activity.
The demand for -four increasing aud purchasers have
come into the MARKET about 900 bbs
were taken $780, which about the settled price nj
the close OF Change with rather buyers sellers
Sales OF 1000 bbs meal at g. so, slight de cline
on the quotations Of yesterday Sales also OF rye aour at
$3.50.
A better demand for grain Sales to a fair extent Of
prime red wheat at So 05 S2,lO.
No change TO notice in The prices Of yesterday
2O cts for Yellow maintained; 62s64; nothing
doing in rye.
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NEw YoRK JrDtciAL ELKorios.-The election for tho
choice Of Judges suogaies district attorneys &c. through
out New York, took place Monday. IL was an n,por-
tan election, but passed of in aspiridess manner
The whole Of the city returns published in tao
papers OF yesterday but the Herud that whole
democratic ticket in tho city and tho county probably
elected Mr.. White, the regular wing candidate for
uet Attorney far head OF Mr. Blunt the irregular
candidate. Mr. McKeon. the democratic candidat. how
ever, 10 elected 10 Tint Office
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The (I.neon) "Iinos Gazette" says
Prom the Ia an Vegetable Sugar
Coated Pihs in family year can safely re-
commend hem pills country so far As we
know they universal satisfaction.
01r GhNNoR n WOOD, General Ag-ns loT tins State.
For sale, by Duvnl Go Pieot maiu street
Country Merchants requested on Mcisfs Gaynor
Wood General Agents get Agency above Pi to
ell commission fe I6
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BY LAST EVENINGS MAIL.
The Mexicnn Pirates.

Tvs PRIxckros TO M skxr TO the MrpurRnAsras,-
The President has issued orders directing the steamship OF
war "Prneeon DO got ready for sea- proceed 10 the
mediterranean In quest OF the Mexican prsseer "Unico
The Princeton to bo made ready sail on or about the
l5h OF the present month.
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AuCtiou 3a!cs.
FUTURE DAYS.
yINO BOOKStLLERs, READERS ANpF FAN.

Two BOOKSELLERS, READERS AND FAN
ey Desier.-Orphap. Court sale OF the lat
John Moor'- Extensive stock a the Store
tknown ne Bond a Col if8 baltimore street,
near calvert ~, commen cing MONDAY,
Juno fttb IstT, al O'Clock and Continued each
succeeding day ual the who closed TERMS
eJ The Court cash dhyeiy The catalogue which very
efensve one, Ly royal embrace
dssa-d ,i Of Of tb- beet
eminent divine % country from
Pu6hsbers with tho seienc, law. Classical Medical M,-
eeaheous Works. laid whhout regard expense, comb
nng all that would q
founaei BY The late Messr Owing. paironed
literary Of county AMI much the
ufed industry Of m late proprietor which cndeed
dtable but The without
the order mentioned Catalogue
dy for deliver. Monday 7ih An oIds post paid
promptly attended To.
DunhE tho the whoe stationary blink books
fancy sree- will be sod beautiful futures eounters
shelving. bow windows &C
This for rent for the balance Of the Apply
X Dodge. Adn'r, or To II. w. Bool, Auet.
In consequence Of delay the Printed Catalogue
the Sale Of John Moors Book store advertised fo
necessarily postponed until Mon day the 2t day ofJune
hour and place Printed Catalogues on 18th
Baltimore. June IO-ed ~. w. BOOI. Auet.
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DR.LE ROYS|
vegetable Universal Il l. l. -, are a
strengthening Purgativc and a
PURIFYING TONIC.

rENHE hopes of the American Agents are far
more 'han reaiEed by the OF Dr LIE RoYs vege
table Universal Pills this side a
dene spring INTO such immediate popularity In
months eight thousand boxes disposed Of
Gates Of performed them received from
hundred The embraced number
but ihoss which predominaed Bilious Fever Cole
Cosvencss Dysenry Los Of Appetite
owness oG Spirits All they
far superior other medicine they
The energy and the efficacy their they
dnee neither they the
great deetness force and rapidly and purgatye
ing to be desired But their peculiar eIeseEee that
which distinguishes them from ali other purgaves
operation IL followed BY action. Their purifying
and pugaive PorFee for which they indebted
OF sarsapaa and other inged by
y tonic virtues derived from the OF Wild Cherry they
not strain the digestive mode opera
other eaihae but on the contrary strengthen them
action Thus all other purgatye medicines produce
subsequent eosvenets and sugsshneSs Of the juice
lie Roy rms leave AL the machinery Of the Sytem full Of life
and activity and the bowels and -Ienee
DR. Chee-eman they the only active purgatve
recommend with Confidence and without alarm for they
nothing but what be
apathy debton-and bowel free open
ana vigorous But he great virtue OF DR. lie koys Ps-the
tue which has spread their hemSpheres with
rapidly purdeatcn OF IN. blood
mere my mol ony 'ni altogether unriyaed but OIL the
OF desire, They formation blood
removing all impurities from the ehye, OF om-
Gu ana moreover Keep u Gran BY ionns and strengthening the
digestive to be able exclude an
nuieous AMI then they purify already in cir
euhnoh ana never cease operation until l. entirely Tree from
noIou particle and fun Of health life and,
derful virtues Of Dr. lie ROy Pills purifier OF blood reni
them the hes, n remedies In
fact powerful their healthy ihh1snee
their effect be almost persons
them give speedy evidence OF their beneficial operations this
spcet by the brightness, OF thu com
PeIion they also feel strong dow o. spts-a come
quener only pure blood thoai which
tere be neither health comfort system The
American Agents woull confidently add ra OF single
box required any person the ae Know
ment that Dr Ie Roys Vegetable uhiyra only Ne
OF tie berai, and una
Eiously shcweed Atlantic but at .
virtues beyond all
Price rs box for sale Richmond wholesale and retail
by MeSsrs Duva 4 PARCEL Gaynor 4 Wool samurI + H., IN
Farmvne by W. H. ChapPen, and by Druggists generally
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AY-mAY-Ios bale. Hay landing Doek and for sale
by jc7 RANKIN & WHTTLOCK
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Auftton 8dleS.
FUTURE Days
by Dunlop. rreueur, A &c.

ny DunIop, sroneare a Go.
On TUESDAY, i5h no O'eloek
without teglrd To weather and
Genes, CONSISTING IN part Of
SO hhds prime Sugar. 81 croiI and LOUISIANA
so bSs holAzss
es packages Loaf and Cianded sugar
lsS bags L5guira, Rio and Maraeaibo Cote
SO bOIes Soap
Preserved Ginger
London Porter. Madeira.
Sherry Port and Ctafst Wine.
w. Sp-rm Oh. Ind 60. Pepper,
Mustard. GunPo~dsr. Imperial. Young Tyson and
Po~ehong Teas
IS bbis whiskey, Ae,
TEBS.under 900, that amount month. er, IN,
approved Degotiab. paper
e9 DUNLOP MoNCuRE d co Auet.
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EItract Of q letter d,isd

- Rio DE JASEIRo. April 30
The blockade Of Buenos Ayres has been and
tho European ministers daily expected il was geneta ally
thought. would eede to Rosas all he asked This being
the case makes war with Bucnos Ayres aod Brazil
table This government are making active prsparaon,
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SPlRlT GAS.-The subscribers have receiv-
~ 3D. dwil Keep constantly supply Of SPIRIT Cs
the most economical and brilliant light IN nee.
JOHN u. EUsrACE 4 son.
a2s7-2ot No. 20, Yves, Main 81.