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Plats Of these may be the auction
The deeds above referred the following, viz; 1877,
June o. j. Greenlea R. Morris, and Others to H. Pratt, T.
W. Francis and Others, in trust recorded among the land
records of Washington county, in liber c. folio 1872 Nc
1900 August O. Scott and others, commissioners Nc to
Pratt, W Francis and others recorded in iiber E.
commissioners, &c, fl. Pratt T. w Francis, and 9TH
recorded in ber f. No 5, folio 372 Nc 1901 Febua-
ry 49, W. Thornton and Others commissioners, &c. TO II.
Pratt, T. W. Francis and others recorded in liber +, No.
g. folio 202, &c. 1871 June IL, T. Munroe supernteu-
dent &c. H. Pratt and oihers recorded in ber Y, No.
%, folio 472 &c. 1891, September Is, W. Thornton and
Others, commissioners Nc, to IL Pratt and olers record
ed in ber G., No I, folio ISL &c lS03 January rs, W.
Il Dorsey to H. Pratt and others recorded in ber J, No
9 folio 263, NC. 1898, June 3d. A. c. Hanson chancellor,
Nc, 70 Pratt and others; recorded in liber @ No 3,
folio $50, NC 1887 October H. H. Pratt surviving trustee,
b. Tghnan and deed endorsed dated October 8 1887,
B. Tilghnan ii. Pratt, j. Dundas and c. 5. Miller in
trust, ne. recorded in lber w. b., No II, folio ILL., &c
In making the sale, the ndersigned acting sole
vivng trustee, viii convey such title only as is vested in
him by the above recited conveyances
The terms of sale will be one-td cash, and the residue
ia equal payments in nine and fifteen months the pur-
casers give their notes. payable with interest ut those
periods secured by deed Of trust upon the ropery and
IN the of the Eastern Branch lands, be further
cured by satisfactory endorscrs The deeds in all
be prepared at the expense of the purchasers.
JAMES DUNDAS Surviving Trustee
A GREEN, Auctioneer.
April l9--3aNts .
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant H. D. m, after short but painful
Illness Inflammation Of the lungs) aged so years. MARI
ANA Won SCHMIDT consort of PETER voN SCHMIDT,
natives of Russia.
The relations and friends of the family hereby invi-
ted without further notice. attend the deceased to her last
resting place Wednesday, the 2Is inst at O'Clock,
n from her late residence street, between Ilth and
18th
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JAMES X. POLK,
Prcsidcnt OF the United States OF America,

To all ichonl II may
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to me tina
JAMES H. CAusTEN has been appointed consul of Ecuado
for the city Of Washington, ta
do hereby recognise him such, and declare him Tree
to exercise and enjoy such functions, powers and prv
leges as are allowed the consuls Of the most favored
nations in the United States.
In testimony whereof have caused these letters b'
made patent and the seal of the United States to be here
unto affixed
Given under my hand at the city of Washington the nln
H. = teentb day of April A. d. 1917, and of the ind'
pentence of the United States ofAmerlca, the list
atf Ille--a4 a5a JAMES X. POLK.
By the Prcsdent:
'J,ues RiJcuANAv. Secretary of State.
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The so uni,s da s,ss 81 . a%sr'ca the Admiralty
The United States Of America, The schooner Merchant
her tackle, apparel &c--Condemned rs forfeited for vo
aon the provisions several acts or Congress forbid
ding the slave trade.
pursuance OF decrctai order or the district court
Of the United States for this district entered this day
notice is hereby given, that NIL persons having claims
against the said schooner Merchant captors as te
agents. do in and file their proofs of claims and ie
powers with the undersigned the register of the said court
before the first day of July next.
II. Y GRAY, Dist. Clerk
A, Charleston, April Is, lsi7.-Aprl 2O-lawlOw
The United States Of America, In the Admiralty.
South Carolina district. -
The United States of America, The schooner Robert
Wilson, her tackle, apparel acc Condemned as loeiie
for violation of the provisions of several of Conge
forbidding the slave trade.
OF decretal order OF tho district courj
Of the United ates for this district entered this d.
notice is hereby given, that all persons having CLAIM 4
against the said schooner Robert Wilson, capors ID
their agents. do in and file their proofs of claims
their powers with the undersigned, the register of
said court, or before the first day OF July next
a 500 sfs4 r H. Y. GRAY, Dist. Clerk 1
At Charleston, April Is, 1si7.-April 2o-lawlOw
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BY the President:
JA,iEs BUCHANAN, Secretary of State.
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Also, four tracts of land situate in the District of Column
ba, the side of the Eastern Branch OF the Potomac,
being parts of large called Bayys Purchase, and
numbered and designated in plat thereof recorded
the land records of Washington county, in lber W. b. No.
olio Az viz.
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A beautifully situated Country Rcsidcnce about 70
miles from Baltimore, for sale.

AsA4A ON Tuesday the 18th of May, ut o'clock, at
With Exchange that very desirable country seat or fam
EU the properly and residence of Chas. II. McBla1
esq, situated on the old Frederick road and adjoining
estate of Jas. Swan, esq.
This property lies the western slope of Hunting Rd
in elevated and healthy region, in respectable neg
borhood, and in the vicinity of churches and schools
contains 80 of land, 60 of which under cutva
and the balance covered by young timber II is cop9u
watered by streams running through it, and abounds
springs The soil is Of the best description, readily Y
proved by clover and plaste and adapted TO grain ga1
fruit vegetables. Several hundred choice fruit trees
been planted part of which will be in bearing the
preaching season.
The Improvements all new, having been ere
within three years they consis, of the main dwell
overseer's house, barn, dairy and ce-house The dwell
is stone cottage asefuy built in the Gothic style,
capable of accommodating large family. 1t stands
emnence which overlooks the bay and city. and w
expanse of country; the prospect perhaps unsrpass
beauty and extent by any in the State The other bn
ings suited to the size and purposes of the farm
sons DESTROYS OF purchasing are invited TO view the pr
iseS.
Terms: one-thrd cash, balance in g. IL and y mon
with interest sH'H r. LENNON ~ ca
April 1O-3tawtds .-H I
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Tickets $l0--fInlves S5-Quarters s. 30.
Certificates of packages of % whole tickets $40 90
Do do Is quarter do n so
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n MAGNIFICENT LOTTERIES to be drawn In Mn,

ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY, Glass No. 20, for lS47.
To be drawn atAlexandria, Saturday, May g. lSF
Is drawn numbers in each package of 25 tickets.
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Public Sale Of Ground In and the City of
Washington.

DY VIRTUE of the several deeds hereinafter rected, VIII
ID be sold public in the city of Washington, on
Wednesday, the 18th of May next al ion O'CLOCK a. mr. at
the auction A. Green, the following lots the city
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THE NATIONAL ERA,


O. BAILEY EDITOR WHITTIER, COMMISSIONING EDITOR
rra III p. NOBLE, PUBLISHER
THE leading purpose Of tins journal is, the disc soi u
the question of Slavery, and the advocacy OF me man
pripcip Of the Liberty party. Due attention is given TO
social and political questions OF general Importance ofue
The Interests OF pure literature overlooked.
II aims 10 preserve faithful record Of important events
of Inventions or discoveries affecting the progress Of soee
ty public documents Of permanent value; and during
the sessions of Congress, will convey correct idea not
only of lis action but Of It's spirit and policy The debates
ON the exciting subjects of Slavery and the Mexican war;
expected in the next Congress- viii occupy large
share of its columns. ~. .,,
Arrangements have been made for extending and enrich
ing lis already valuable department OF Home and Foreign
Correspondence, 49,, . 49, 4.
the best style al 81 n year, payable IN aaraaee,
The generous spirit In which the Era has been weicon
ed by lie public press and the very liberal patronage il has
received during this the first year of its existence
age us hope or large accessons 10 our is
Con55ress Address l.. r. NOBLE,
7oo'eS'T Publisher National Era,
mo is n. Washington, ID, G.
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STOVES! sTOvEs,. sTovEs!,!

IL Fly NAYLoR, South sIlc Of Pa avenue, between
A sd and IL sis, would inform his customers and the
rW public generally, that he hasjust received large u.s.
E sortment OF Stoves OF the newest and most approved
PATTERNS including SANKEY'S CAST IRON RADIATION, OF
COAL BuRNERs which he VIII sell ose r Ti'
lie also keeps constantly hand general assortment
Tin and Sheeron Ware to which he invites the attention
OF housekeeper 1.1A All NJ ID .
lie slI continues TO do Roofing, Gttering and SpouHng,
and Sheet iron and Copper Work generally and a Inc
shortest notice, and on the most reasonable terms;
Persons wishing to purchase will do well TO call anu ex
anime his stock before they supply themselves
His store will be open from sunrise until O'clock r.
nrt g. .t
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Rough and l,eadyn Lime.

NTH r. sibsc rber is running his omnibus Rough
Z aud Ready to and from ,i,e aaata s,eamooa. anu
Pennsylvania avenue, for the low are OF IWsLvs Asp
travelling Public. Tie Omnibus will leave the wharf on
the arrival of the boats and will set down AT any
mint they NAV desire, Pennsylvania, between
Euer'a Hotel aud Capitol; and will leave the southwest
corner Of the and 9th street. Opposite Colemans az
sl2 and l0l -2 m, and l22, 2l anu ii.z 7, ~, 10
convey passengers TO the boat y " ELi l,Ol 4.
N i Passengers for the Maboatcan take The Omnibus
~ n 90, " ' oct l2-dly'
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The Manufacturer can produce numerous Testimonials
similar TO above, from private individuals and rom
other papers but the above extracts are seitn, 70 eu,
ell but that upon hr trial the Backing Will De ouhu "'
re,jre sente,i, excellent in every respect mi
WELLAf, Manufacturer, No. so Chestnut sueet, ~
adelphia - and 7,b greet,
VII w NJ ~ ~ ,,,o =, m - oct napr l.
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G1s;socIKfFE.s;3
5000 REWARD.

lx RUNAWAY from the subscriber on Sunday, Oct
$hO 1lth, negro man Tom, who calls himself tom
IA LITT,LES Tom is about % years OF age, very
~ stout set and quite black; In height about ieet7 ~
inches little bowle9ged he is rather stupid looking onl
and even teeth; hair quite short and nappy He had on
when he leu, blue sanet round Jacket and took win
him two pair pants Of striped saitne and one OF
coarse negro cloth with one or unbleached cot.
ton shirts he away dark olive cloth cap, with fur
around IT, ~, y. .,.a ~, IL y
named, neg no il in the District or Maryland and de.
lvered in Washington city or secured ID ai SO la'
can gc him or 500 II taken In any free State and Sc
cured as above. . -
. A. NJ. HOFFAR, Agent for g. Stonestreet
Residence on 9 street, few doors above Pa. av.
nav Il-I Nat, lnteigencer.1
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PLAIN AND FANCY
DRESS-MAKING.

,Sns IANSDALE would respectfully inform hersriends
and Ire Ladies' Of Washington, that she has removed
~ Tho corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 10Th street. ca
door, where she viii be happy 10 walt upon All VINO may
favor her with their patronage. ~ 4, 80, ~
Thankful for the many hyors Of the past she hopes y
naricuIar attention to Cutting, Fitting, anu making Dess
mo 10 merit a continuance of the same
n Mrs L. can accommodate three or four Boarders
,ct IL .6mu'
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woRTHINGToN q. SNETfIEN,
h LATE SOLICITOR OF THE
GENERAL LAND OFFICE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
Washington City, ID. G.
Practices II, The SUPREME CouRr 9fthe United Saies and
in he Courts Of Maryland Vrginia, aud The District Of
ACTS AS AGENT,
Cor persons hartg business Nth Congress- the Wdr ireas
,try Nary aid General Post Office Departmsnts,
he General Land Office, Pension Once, once
Of Indian Igairs Patent Office, &C., &C.
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Jyelrs Patent japan, Backing Is about the best article
of the kind have The polish which Il mparis TO
the understandings OF man Is brilliant and lasting: we
have tried IL and II 5oos say all this in lis behalf
''7'T h tijl Erening Bulletin, ji1e q
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By reference to another column advertisement will
be found for excellent article Of Backing in Liquid
FORM Boots 1t has been highly recommended by
many have tried IT, II only gives with very little
trouble, beautiful JET POLISH but retains i much longer
chan any other II is sold by the agent of the manufacture
err ut No so, Chestnut street Buy bottle trial will
prove the fact.--{hik Ledger, April % 5.l ftP
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a6pEN1IsfE

s-- A Card --Dr. MCCONNELL returns his
E$ sincere thanks to his numerous friends anu
UffySA patrons for the liberal encouragement they
iID have given him in his profession as Surgeon
Dentist and would respectfully state that he has connected
himself with Mr. TIIOS. ]. WILLARD gentleman every
way qualified 10 give uubounded satscton that the UNI
meros disappontmens given by his necessary absence IN
attending other engagements will not occur again. as ne
or his partner will always be the spot and pledges him
self that all calls in his line Dental Surgeon Will be at
tended TO with the least possible delay.
Their office Is opposite Jackson Hall, beween4l z and
Sd streets on Pennsylvania Their charges in all
cases will be moderate. octjl6-2md'
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- China, Glass, -Wnre, Britain
WIZ nin-W Ware, Solar Oil q Lard Lamps &C.
- syyanl Avenue. E.g -,
r. PURSELL anxious TO reduce his extensive STOCK OF vs.
,bnve articles will sell al reduced prices for CASH He
solcs call irem his friends and the public generally, III
his Store and Warehouse, Pennsy lvana Avenue.
: oc,s ,l5m. TIIOS PURSELL.
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Patent Backing. Mr. j. Wear, No, so Chestnut street
has prepared Patent Liquid Backing, which produces
beautiful Jet polish and does not inure the leather Thos
who would have polished understanding should read IN
advertisement in another column.U. s. Gazette, May l.
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Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c.

,asernr I+Ii from New York, per schoon- fsf16
MN-FMnt9rttM Washington, Mary Jane, 81 III
TIL kft.tr1HY und Fairfax our fall supply LAzlA
Ivy ny dfV Etii5ya Of GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS,
s-..-----A-a5 &c Ia which we invite the attention Of
orr customers and the public generally, viz M
IL hhls n. ., and Porto Rico Sugars
10 bags and barrels white Brazil do
10 boxes white Havana do.
GO haEchests Gunpowder Imperial, Young lty-
son, and Pouchong Teas, part very superior
rs bags Java, Iaguyra, and lilo Coffee
100 barrels, halfbarrels, and bags Bnckwheat
100 boxes Cheese
do p. A. do
.| % kegs Goshen Butter
1000 gallons bleached winter Sperm oii
200 do do do Whale oil
40 boxes best Sperm Candles
10 do Adamanne do
Is do Hull & SONS Fancy Soap
10 do Starch N y
1900 pounds do In casks
~ dozen Irooms
~ do Whisks
10 do painted Buckets
20 nests Baskets
"A dozen Jute aud Alicante Mats
80 10 Bedcords
10 bales Cotton Irvine and Candle Wick
20 boxes Pipes a
30 gross Matches
10 Or casks Marseilles Madeira Wine
. do sweet Malaga do
b, 10 do Port do
'...r.t do do 4s do very superior
4 ~ lhalf pipe Pinet Brandy ~ Eef'ea
3 pr casks Otard do
s do low priced do Is
half pipes old Whskey
Also, Nutmegs, Mace, Cloves, Aspce, Pepper MUSTARD
For sale by MURRAY & sEMMES,
nov 1867 Penn. av,, between 9th and l,2 SITS
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OPENING OF THE
WASHINGTON RESTAURANT,

EASEMENT Of washington Hail. southwest corner OF
ID PENNSYLVANIA avenue and Sixth street On Monday the
Isl OF November this splendid establishment viii be thrown
omen 10 lie public where friends Of the proprietors and
the citizens generally are respectfully invited TO call
~ 80. = RAND a. WILLIAMS.
o,tan-f Ploprieors
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Uelays Backing Of the most shining articles in
The market-SpNit ef Me Tinles, April2
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TO INVENTORS AND PATENTEES.
Agency for obtaining Patents for New ih-

yemtiOms Mt WNsh1hEtOh.
W.T. r. ELLIOT formerly Of the Patent Omce, informs
w his former clients and others that his ofce may SUI
lie f, nj the SINE where has been located for
The last thirty years. directly opposite the Patent Once
lie Is prepared 10 execute with his accustomed accuracy
and prnnbtness any business in the line This profession
sch MS furnishing Information respecting Inc orglnaliy
and patenabty ofnyentlos preparing papers ana draw
inrs for applications for patents, caveats &c, -,
10 thosa acquainted with him. he refers to the follow
ng testimonial o the Hon Henry L. Ellsworth, lutte Com
'' -.Gl Patent Office Feb. 10, 1912,
Mr. William p. Elliot, who has been formerly employed
In the Patent Office Draughtsman, NC having estab
shed Patent Agency in the city of Washington take
great pleasure recommending him as gentleman wor
take charge OF any business requiring knowledge OF me-
chanical science, the progress Of the arts ana patent IN
ppracce of This Office HENRY L. ELLSWORTH
Commissioner of Patents.
w. P. Elliot is also the author OF the plan OF the new
Patent Office building. ,
IL Letters on business to be postpaid.
q L. .
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United States Military Cloth Dressing ant
Dying Establishment,

soIT side Pennsy lvana avenue, Qhe first
y Fnet of Coleman lIoel) where SILK, MiSRINo ana
ali kinds of S7,RA w BONNE1iS are dyed in The neat
" Also all kinds Of WEARING APPAREL cleansed,
coored and repaired in the best style anda reduced prices
nri lS---dly' .. . y .
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ssByocEKtfEz3

A JUST RECEIVED
MN-EiHffEsf-rm and now landing from go
Hh-l -I-NJtEEEs4rr4Y New York and Phila- lEx NJ
WsN-AY NNH N554fzq del phia our Fall sup tAfs4l
c. ply OF GROCERIES,, Gel
s DO chests of superior TEAS .-s I. Ri Z,
IN 60 bags OF Lagiyrn Java, and Rio COFFEE
80 do Satlna SALT, for family use
10 bbls. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
y. 30 blrs do. do.
3 iierces RICE
20 bills and halfbbls MACKEREL
a Is kits No ! MACKEREL J
30 boxes HEARINGS I VI
small lot Of superior English dairy CHEESE
20 bbls. crushed and puverized SUGAR
10 boxes SUGAR,
For sale by SIMMS d SON,
nov IL Ii Pa. avenue opposite Jackson Hail.
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Weliar's Patent Japan Liquid Past,
BLEACHING.

,IIE undersigned begs leave call The attention Of those
L DESTROYS using good article Of Backing, the
The Manufacturer, knowing the excellent
properties OF this Hacking sent samples TO various persons
Boot Makers &c) also to several OF the newspa
pers The underneath from OF The papers,
they speak themselves; also several persons who tried
it have called and said that the Jdpd, Liquid Buckng
superior TO any thing they had ever used
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JOHN pETTIBoNE,

<x.s MRS GARREPANDERSoN has six or seven com
E iorabe and well furnished rooms TO rent at a MODE.
AAA rate rate Single gentlemen will be preferred, as
boarding cannot be served Mrs A. can furnish them with
breakfast and tea II required SIS
oct IT, :,
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Goshen Cheese.

n EcEIvED by the schooner Senator 40 boxeso superior
IL Goshen Cheese, and for sale by s,,,,s . COZ
nnyl s''p"Nts' = ,Nt.N
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1847-04-17

The venerable Elder Harvey, who was
much respected for his piery and worth, and
who has long been revcred for his great age
died at Franklin, lIerkimcr county. N. Y,
on the 18th. ut., in the one hundred and
hocJM gear Of his age He was II soldier in
the revolutionary war in New England, but
commenced preaching after peace, and con-
tinued faithful and pious lecturer of the
Baptist persuasion until the day ofhs death.
Among the many tributes which are daily
made to the gallnntry and good conduct of
the veteran Taylor, we learn that the Hon.
a'ohn NJ. Clayton, who so eloquenuy defend
eG' the old Hero against the attacks Of Locoio-
go k'enaiors, has named his fine farm near
New Castle, Buenavistn.
General Taylor in the late battle of Bucna
Vista, received two balls one passed through
the cuff Of the coat--the other through the
front.
G5PPrentice says, awe never in our lives
heard anything half so dismal aa The bowling
of the Governn ent Editor on his expulsion
from the Senate. If the old notion is true
that the bowling Of n dog bctokcns the deoi
Of his master, Mr. Folk cnnnOt be long iol
this world"
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LATER NEWS FROM TEEE
ARMY.

GEN. TAYLOR. The latest news from
Gen. Taylor is furnished by the New Orleans
Delta otthe 4th, and is derived from Major
Mccullough, Of the Texas Rangers, who ar
rived at New Orleans on the evening of the
3D., direct from Gen. Tay)or's camp. The
news is, that after the battle Of Buena Vista,
Taylor, satisfied that nothing more was to be
apprehended from Santa Anna, turned his at
tention TO Urreu aud the clearing of the road
from Monterey TO CanIargo, infested by his
command, regular troops and runcheros.-
With this view, tnking with him what he
deemed to be sufficient force, he set out on
the 10th ult from sSallllo, touching at Montcr-
cy. When thirty miles this side OF Aionter-
ey, he met Col. Curtis and his command, IL
bout which Urea and his forces hung, look
ing out for some propitious moment to at
tack them, but fearful 10 make the charge
As soon rs Gen. Taylor came up to the for
ccs OF Col. Curtis, lac formed from both com
mands division, with which he went in pur-
suit ofUrrGa, determined to draw n fight out
ofhim, or drive him beyond the mountains
which latter alternative there is no doubt Ur-
rea rrsorted to. Col. Curtis, in the meantime
quietly proceeded on with his train to Mon.
tereV.