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The Collector of Francisco and three Depu-
ties, created under the act extending the reve-
nue. laws over California, and Iheirsuboldinates,
says "Indcpendenl," have been directed by The
Secretaryor the Treasury, to rendezvous at ST..
Louis between the 2Oh of April and the Isl of
May, for lhepurpose Of taking the overland route
to San Francisco. under a military escort.
which will be provided, This step has been
rendered necessary, by the difficulty aud uncer-
minly of procuring transportation from Panama
to the point OF destination and from the impor.
ancc Of having revenue Off GERS in California as
expeditiously as possible.-LCin. Gaz.
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c.s1rtrnx. - In. 80.

nn.HsEruS:- EnclOscd Won viii find a copy
of the 0hie Pieayupr. containing IN address 10
shs National ReiouRers Of Carroll county. The
. andeTsignsj. 90 connection With oihers,) hay-
ing been appointed Commtlee lorihe purpose
,r drafting such On address, n, meeting held
ia ths Courl.house. in CaFrOlhon, on The 26ih
uli. ask the favor Of hs publication in the next
HugabeF Of The Free Press.
-. Respectfully,
w. c. RUNIoS.
CHARLES McDowELL,
.a J. s. RuKENBRoD.
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CHoLrRA.-A teIegrophic dispatch from New
Orleans, dated the 7lh was received yesterday
afternoon by gentleman Of this city. from Il
house IN New Orleans, which states that the
health of the city was rapidly improving.
The cholera has entirely disappeared from
Nashville. The steamers Belle Key and SuIa-
din had not case on board during their trir
from New Oroans.-[Lou. Journal, April 10.
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Estate of Uriah Barnhill.

MOTT Z is hereby given, that the undersigned
has been appointed Administrator of the estate OF
Urah Barnhi, deceased, late of Carroll county, o.
Those indebted are required to make immediate
payment and those having claims against said es-
tate are requested to present them legally proven
for settlement within one year from this date.
mar 90, '40 WIN. BARNHlLb, Admir-.
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Gen. Taylor, according to the Washington
Union, good humoredy said to the swarm oIol-
flee seekers around him on Thursdny--"Gen-
,lemen, have nothing TO give you except my
own Office, TO which you are perfectly well
comel"
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DIAMOND AND PAsTE.-"Reully my dear, -
said Mr. Jones to his better half, 'you have sud
lv disappointed me. once considered you a
je,oeI of woman, but you've turned out ohlyu
bit of matrimonial PASTE"
Then my love-" was the reply, "consoe
yourself with the idea that it is very adhesive,
and III stick to you as long as you live."
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$4,000 fer OnsS SO.
MONONGALlA LOTTERY,

Glass Sc, draws April 28, l840 70 numbers,
IS drawn ballots. prize OF $4,000; | do Of
10000; do 10000; do 10000; 40 do / 900;
40 do 500. Tickets $40. A certificate Of Il
package of &c whole tickets will be sent for
$l44. Shares in proportion.
SMALL FRY LOTTERY draws every Tues.
day, Thursday and Saturday, throughout the
month of April, l849. A certificate Of pack
age of 96 whole tickets, in these oueries, will
be sent for SIC; halves, 8; quarters, $4. Ad-
dress your orders 10
R. ARMS rRONG & CO., Agents,
Wheeling, Va.
The Capital Prize in Delaware, No, 9-28,
40. $40 600, MooongaIia, Glass 3I-29,
81, 68-$l 900, sold 10 gentleman of Wheel
ing. apr 6. '49,
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.sIt is stated that her Majesty is in condition
which holds OUT prospect of Representing the
counpy before long with an additional prince or
princess,
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Never auempl TO seed FROM two sorls Of cub.
buge at the same time-lhey spoil each other.
Err. PAPER.
That's y hat our free soil friends undertook to
do last year, aud the result was thai they could
not raise a cabbage Of particular kind, dcsi-
rous as il was Of growth Bulletin.
The editor Of the Yankee Blade gives the fol-
lowing among other hints on matrimony:
Don't be surprised. il, after you have sailed
smoothly or 8 months on the voyage OF mat
rimony, you are suddenly overlaken by u sqnaH
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A HIr.-"My dear sir" said doctor to his
patient, 81 am truly graIifed to see you alive.
AT my last visit yesterday, you know roId you
that you had but six hours TO live" "Yes, doc
tor, you did, but did not take the dose you left
for me-"
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MANAGTR,S NFEICE.
r. .lrmaroHg & Co., Sale .3gsHis, WhssliHg, y
SO. 500.
MONONGALIA LOTTERY.

MON0NGALIA LOTTERY.
Glass d, draws April 3 ls49. IS numbers, l9
drawn ballots. prize of 81 500; do $4,000;
do of $4,000; do Of 5000; I do Of 1000 );
2l4 do Of 1000. Tickets s2O-A certificate Of q
package Of 25 whole tickets will be sent for $3.50,
Shares in proportion.
MONONGALlA LOTTERY,
Glass No. 81, draws April Ia, ls49 7s num-
bers, Il drawn ballots. prize Of $4,000; do
of 5000; l do Of 10000; do Of 5000; / do Of
$500; 20 DO of l,0OO Tickets SlO-A certificate
OF apac age Of 26 whole tickets will be sent for
5l40 Shares in proportion.
MONONGALIA LOTTERY.
Class No. 90, draws April II, l749. 70
numbers, l3 drawn ballots. prize of Sl0,.
600; do Of 10000; do of 10000; do Of
10000; do Of 10000; so do of 900. Tick.
els S5--A certificate Of package Of &c whole
tickets will be sent for $40. Shares IN proper.
Hon
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,tsEIt,~! nsEslssa!!

REMOVAL AND NEW ARRANGEMEMT!I
WIN. LYON, (successor to Lyon e. Baker, re-
spectluy informs the citizens OF Wellsve, and
surrounding country that he has removed to the
brick building on Lisbon street, two doors south Of
Walnut street Than lul for past iuvors, he would
respectfully solicit a continuance of patronage -
He feels satisfied that it will be the interest OF the
public to give him call at his new stand, as he is
determined to sell as low as any drug store in the
State His assortment Of Drugs, Medicines,
Paints, Oils, VarnisheS, Dye Stutls, and Fancy Ar
cles, is complete, and for quality cannot be sur
passed.
PATENT MEDlclN s.--The following valuable
family medicines compose in part his stoc Of pa
tent medicines; Townsend's sarsaparilla; Sellers
liver pills, vermifuge and cough syrup; Beach's
medicines; Green mountain ointment; McAllis.
ter all healing ointment; Swaynes syrup of wild
| cherry, vermiluge and pills. McLane's vermi(uge
and pills. Fahnestoc s vcrmIuge; Davis syrup
OF wild cherry, tar and depuratye extract; Rod
gers syrup o Liverworrt and tar; Salters ginseng
panacea; Riley's pile ointment; Hibbard's wild
cherry bitters; circassian balm; carmnatve saIve
and pills; Deans liver pills. Brstol's sarsaparla
Wistar's basam of wild cherry; Thompson'S car
mnatvo, American oil and Stanhope's Chogogue
Having the general agency for Sellers and Tow.
sends celebrated medicines, merchants and other;
wishing to purchase will find a constant supply or
hand. Merchants aud physicians will find it to thei
advantage to call before purchasing elsewhere as
the subscriber is determined to sell as low as any
establishment in Pittsburgh.
TO PEDLERs.-His facilities for compounding arr
such that he will sell the various compounds al
cheap not cheaper than can be purchasedit Pitts
burgh. A large supply of the following article
kept constantly on hand, viz; flirting IHh, NerU
and Bone Li"mch, Opodddoe British Oil, o,
Spike and Stone Godfrsy's Cordial BatemaH
Drops, Castor oil, Stgeet OIL, Bears OIL .HacaSso
Oh Haicm OIL and Essences.
/, GLAss.-A full supply Of window Glass, G as
jars, glass Lanterns and Lamps will be found at hi
cheap cash Drug store. Cash paid for flax seed.
apr 6, 40 WM. LYON.
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MONONGALlA LOTTERY.
IALlA LOTTERY.
MONoNGALIA LOTTERY.

Class 81 draws April "a, 1919. rs numbers,
l2 ballots. ! prize $4,000; | do 5000; do
$500; 10 do | 500; 10 do $50; 10 do 1000.
Tickets. SIS. certificate of package Of 25
whole tickets will be sent for S68.. Shares IN
proportion.
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MONONGALIA LOTTERY,

Glass 55, draws April &c. ] 40. 70 numbers,
3 ballots. prize Of $4,000; do 10 600;
do 5000; do 9,645; 90 do 1000; l2 do
500. Tickets So. A certificate of package
Of 25 5whole tickeIs will be sent Tor $50, shares
i'm Droportion.
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S59.OOO.
DELAWARE LOTTERY,


Class II, draws April 25lh, l849. 78 mum.
bers, l6 drawn ballots. prize of $4,000; l
do 10000; do / 900; do 1900; 10 do /, :.
600, 10 do LOO. Tickers SIS. A certificate
of 26 whole tickets will be sent for $3.50, shares
in proportion.
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The state of Ohio, Carroll County SIS.
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.


COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Elisha McQueen
Aiminislrator OF VIM
Mcqueen
VS..
James Dillon and
Rachel Dillon his wife, : Petition to sell land.
Joshua Woods and
Sarah Woods his wife,
Elias West and
Hester West his wife,
ct, ais.
The defendents who are heirs Of the estate ol
William Mcqueen, deceased, are hereby inOrm-
ed, that on the 3Oth day Of March, l848, said od'
minisrator filed his petition in the Court OF Com,
mon Pleas OF Carroll county Ohio, the object ana
PRAYER OF which petition is TO Obtain an ORDER &c
At the next term OF said Court tor The assignment
of dover Of Cathorne Mcqueen tue widow Of
said William Mcqueen, deed, in, and Tor me
sale or the following real estate, OF which WI
Liam MCQUEEN deceased, died seized TO wit: For
" acres of land in the Southwest corner, OF the
i Southwest quarter. oI section seven ~ in town.
hip fourteen (l4) OF Range six (6) being the
same tract of land on which decedent resided al
the time OF his death, in Perry township Carol
County Ohio. ELISHA MCQUEEN, Aim'r o
William Mcqueen, deceased
ByVAN BROWN his Auy.
i March so. l849. 4t.
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R. H. Mccall, Cawolllop.
w. w. Emsley, Mechanicstown,
James Huston,
l.. D. Mix, Minerva.
]. R. Couch, Waynesburgh.
s. A. Highlands Harisburgh.
6TWiLLIAM LYON, Wholesale and retai
Agent WelsvilIe Ohio and sold by one Agen.
in almost every town in the U. States.
March g. 1849,
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and s. int existence the sweetest .ynp.shiss Of tn.

soul
aIn Eastern lands they talk IN nswsra
And tell in Q garland their loves and cares,
Each baoesom that blooms In their garden bowers
On its leaves mystic language bears"
A presentation more indicative Of Gopd TASTE on the
part Of Mr.. Dunlap, worthy Of the eoos-
sion or Of the lady could not have been made
Al wsndsEiDg, found on my runous walk,
By the dial-stoDs, sged and green,
One rose OF the wilderness left on its stalbJ
To mark vhsre garden had been
Like = brotherlsss hermit, the last Of its race,
All wild in the silence Of nature IL drew
From each wandering sun beam lovely embrace,
Where the flower Of ny forsfathers grew
Sweet bud of the wilderness emblem Of al
That survivss In this desolats heart,
The fabric Of blies to It's centre may fall,
But patience shall never depart
Though the wiles Of enohantmsnt, I'll vernal and
bright,
In the days Of dsluson by fancy combined,
With the vanishing ehsdows Of NO and delight,
Abandon my soul, ike . dream Of tho night,
And Leave but desert behind.
We may say without fear of contradiction, that the
most cordial feeling subssts between this
woman and her American friends; and We sincerely
hope that it will remain 30, oemented more firmly BY
the lapse oftne and hsllowed by those lofty emotions
which always arise In and dad . prompt response
from generous souls which may bs thus pressed
grateful and ooRsong recollection Of the days that
are gone.
Mrs Fanny Kembls Butler 10 announced TO eom-
mence . series Of Sbakspesrian readings In Albany,
on TO- morrow (Monday) evening.
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Political lnteilss enc~,

John Kerr IL a wbie candidate for Congress IN Ne
9th District Of North Carolina.
AT the late election In DHtchesa county, N ", the
Wigs have elected 10 and tie dsmoc rats Super
visors
The Rhode leland state election takea place on
"wednesday next the 4th int
Mr.. Fulton, Of Virginia, says the .asssna,is (va)
Goseffe hts return fire. Congress, addressed his
late oobstiusnts. He 40. " that General Taylor will
have no government ryan" to sound the praises Of
the sdpipistrston. When onical notices are ueees-
cary to be made they will BE- published In the National
In,eiEsspcsr.
Jehp @. Potts whg, has been elsoted Mayor Of Ca
iena, III.
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Conclusion Of Mrs. Fanny Kemblo Buffers
Readings or Shakespeare.

C0nclusiOn OF MRS. F'annY hembIo Buffers
Readings OF Shakespeare.
This rich and rare treat was brought to
. olose last evening The audience In every respect
far exceeded any that had assembled on any former
occasion. The heat was intolerable and the conse-
quenee that several adieI and gentlemen were OBJ
llged to make their way out. One lady was carried
out In aintng state. We have made these prsfatory
rsmsrks to show the extent and character of the in
has continued throughout the whole Literary
and professional men, doctors Of divinity and Of me.
diens and doctors Of laws ana Others and The love-
lest Of the fair SEX have crowded to hear this gifted
lady and have offered mp the shrine Of genius the
incense Of their unqualified sdmirstisn Of her expo
etioK Of the mental achievements Of The great master
Of the art divine. The efforts Of Mrs. Butler will BE-
regarded epoch in the literature Of this great
and enlightened city They were calculated to give
impetus to taste for literature; to keep alive
the recollection the works Of Shakespeare while to the
ambitious studen-to him who intends him self for tho
pulpit the senate or the bar, most excelle mt oppor-
tupy presented for taking lessons In sloeution,
without he aid Of which the most elegant and clio.
quept and touching language loses Ito effect. The
noble and majestic play Of Hamlet p" was the sub
sns sna
iemonstrance for which Shakespeare Ia 40 cs- brsted
and which require large ndturs of lungs in order
TO give them Que s~ct Mrs. Buffers vose was equal
TO The tssk rolled in deep toned volumes through
the bah and such Ia her eocution, snd suoh IL the
Command which abe has over her voice, that her low
EFT cadepces were distinctly heard Ha plets Soiio.
guy on Death spendid piece Of reading; and tks
solemn truth g. Be thou chsste a. Ice. and pure IS
tnow, thou shslt not esosps calamny,' was spoken
Win Terrible emphasis, and the msnDer Of its de
livery was severe commentary upon that state OF
soe where such heartess uneha itabebets prevais
Wstban cum up our opinion Of this lady with thsse
tale Dts no pra're Ia too great
Among the many marks OF favor bestowed upon this
lsdy. there was one, which. fiom the pleasing and
happy mode IN which IL was prseented, shall
ton consisted Of several bouquets of tho choicest
1osrra fiom Mr. DuDlAp's delightful conservatory y.
skicb la in Prscefn for ms the table of the v
ctsptrrfs" seboiDg forth fragrance ao.r agreeable
md r.fr;bpg 70 tie s-pres. Flower ~ Ia ssid ars
Ne ch'.rpp ~ srrDg. ~hcb breathe la their sie
rot ,hqrtAt Language, lie sebtmvats Of the hssrt
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Present the Chief Jastios and Mr. justice Ssudsord
Manor ~ = Gallagher sds Nc Cure. Judgment
sfhrpsd. witE 81 costs
Field sts~ NsvysI-Like judgment.
Hikktns odsw Essers Like judgment
Dunhsm sds~. Dsmins Of. ol-Moton TO set ssid ere
port Of referee denied.
Rawtsn Us Rex6eld Judgment for plsintiR.
Pat Nc Keeper adsm SeItesk ct aI-DsmHrrsr allowed
plaintiffs to hsvs leave to amend their bill wthia 10
dsys on payment Of costs, and without prejudice
their INJUNCTION such costs to bs set of against
much Of their judgment set forth In the bill unless
they amend the bill to be dismissed with costs.
Helen p. Watson vs. Benjamin W Borny ct ol.-
Judgment for defendants with additional costs, to
smount to $50, TO the defendant Who appeared.
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Moveme nss orInd.vid mails.

General Taylor has cepted iuvitstion to attend
the next New York state Fair to be held at Syracuse
Hon. J. C. Calhoun and A. P. Butler arrived At
Charleston, 8 c., on the 2eth ult
Hon Henry Clay was expected to arrive at Ashland
during the latter part Of the last month
The following were amepg the arrivals in the city
yesterday, at the AsToR-Hon W. II. Seward Auburn;
). Psntsrn Jamaica. West Indies; DR.. johnson, St.
Lous; Waterman Sweet amsterdam H. Wards.
ray Rnes: ii King, Columbus OHIO; r.. s.
Aexspder U s. Army; =. H. Porter, % Rev. c.
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| Naval Intelligence.
Extract Of letter from officer board the Pre-
u 8. SHIr PREBLR,

8. SHIP PREBLR,
HoNo KoNo. January 7. l84o
We reached this coast about the 18th of Septsmber
and until December, passed time between Canton
Macao, end Whampoa. Fer the month past We have
We shall not be able to leave here for Rome before
the 10th OF April ~ BY stipulation In the late Br-
tish and Chinese treaty the latter held bound to
throw open ths gates OF Canton the 9th Of April :
and there d'hcnty spprehended since the Governor
Of the city has notified the English Governor this
place, that though obstacles viii be thrown In the
way OF foreigners Wishing to enter Canton proper yet
that he has to acknowledge the oty Of govern
ment TO control the mass Of the people, when highly
excited and therefore csunot hold himself responsible
for such outrsgss a. they may commit should an
trance be attempted.
The Epglieh are waverpg and undecided 40 to what
course to pursue, and will doubt. be governed by
home instructions Their naval force is assembled
here. 40 ~ to be ready for any emergency.
Captain Gym hopes to 60 up tho coast - far as
Shanghai, touching on our return ct Annoy, Minspo
and Souchopg.
On our return to the United Safes Capt G hopes
to stopat singapore, Batavia Calcutta Madras, Cey
lcs Bombay Isle Of France, Cape Of Good Hope, Rio
spd San salvador.
Doctor Brook. IL feet surgeon and has gone on the
flag ship Plymeuth.-Phd N DIN
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ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP TKNNKssRK.-The
new and beautiful steamship Tennessee, Capt.
Collins, arrived this day irem Savannah, in short
passage, bringing us papers tive days ahead OF the
mail, for which We are indebted to Capt. c. and
the offices of the Savannah Georgian and Slvan-
Nah Republican.
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Jcpsu an Bnrnham, Jr suicide In nos.
tore Thursday last. by hanging himself
Tt ship Greenock recently took a. freight, from
Me CHE, Ala 1865 bass OF cotton, valued at SlN 67s
The navigation Of the P.unsyivAnis Canal IA oh
etr,cted In cohssquence Of the falling Of tae Stat
bridge, near Tpllyt0wn,
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supreme Court-4e"-rai Term.


Present Ju.tioes Jones. Edwards and Haribut.
MANOR ELECTROMAGNETIC Sc Ioes ~ Dsniel
aya.-Dscrss Of Assistant Vice Chancellor affirmed,
Samuel Rust Us Wm. Ro,Ue : Order Of Circuit Judge.
granting . new trial, affirmed, with costs
Daniel Drew ads HsHmsn and Cuiler.-Rsport ofrs.
feree set aside, costa to abide the event.
John I, Moore vs Moore and .attin-Dscrss Of Az.
John Len6or ads .abraham r. Lysier- Judgment for
plaintiff ON demurrer snirmed. With costs
Wmrener ads. Hart judgment for defendant ON
demurrer. with leave to smend on payment Of costs
afnrmed.
special term denying molten to dissolve Injunction,
affirmed, and order appointing receiver affirmed unless
the deposit now In court be allowed to continue to
abide the event Of the suit The orders armsd, with
costs.
Wakema~ vs. Price.-Order Of special term afarmed,
Mills ". Thurs1y. Order Of special term affirmed,
with costs
Beach ~. Litchfeld ct al.-Ordsr confirmed, with
costs.
Roosevelt and Others vs Burke-Deores Of Assistant
Vice Chancellor reversed and the deed In question
dersd to be given up and cancelled without costs.
Clute to be entitled to the proceeds of the sale
Of real estate.
Western Railroad Corporation ads. Wflliam Beard
Report Of referees set asdecosts to abide the event
Cochran et al Us. Newlan- Motion to set aside re-
port OF referee denied, with costs.
Mosier rs Watzsnacksr Decree Of Assistant Vice
Chancellor affirmed without costs.
Speimon ct al. ads. Brost and wife Motion to set
SANFORD snd Broad ~. HeGman.-Motion for now
trial denied. with costs.
Weeks ads Standardization for . rs.hssrins de-
MED, with costs
SfeD0rf Kissam and Ohers-Motion for re. airing
Of decree at epecia term granted.
The People er rel. HdrieU u.s. Baneker.-On csrtio-
rari to the Recorder OF New York-order below affirm
ed.
Barter Us. Nc acknowledgements set aside and new
trial granted, with costs to abide the event.
Haxard ads. Sage -Judgu emit for defendant on
demurrer with leave to amend.
Die Cormick ~. Pickering Judgment for defend
mt demurrer, with leave to amend on payment Of
costs.
Mutr vs. Hsyt Judgment Of Now York Common
Pleas affirmed, with costs.
tswter and MeMwrsy, Ereeutor., vs Polling and 81.
Felr Decree Of epeoial term nodded In opinion
The People sr rel sheys Us. !pttlis. Refuse to con-
sider this until the stipulation Is furnished.
GHender vs. CARMEL. Judgment for plaintiff on
demurrer, with leave to amend on payment OF costs
In the Mailer of Opening 11th Strest-Connrmstion
Of report Of Commissioners refused.
In tie Matter of Opening BIoomingd Rosd.
port confirmed.
BsLsberoush ads Rogers Order Of special term af-
drmed, with costs to respondent on appeal.
Long IsLGnd Railroad Co ads. Michael Noe.-Judg-
ment for plaintiff on demurrer, with leave to amend
without costs.
Halstend Us. City of New Yerk.-Judgmsnt for do.
fendant . case made.
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News FROM BUEkos AYREs.-The bark Jacob
:. Wslm srriw d at this port to-day from Buenos
Ayres Jan. 3ist. Bv this arrival the Buenos
Ares Pockef OF Jan. 9th has been received at the
Exchange. This paper contains the conclu aston of
tht speech OF Resas to the 10Th Legislature With
reference TO the United States, he saws: +" The
cordinl irt ndehp Is complete that anites the Ar.
eentlle government with that of the United States.
They mutually feel conlplseency IN giving each
Other reciprocal proofs Of sincere benevotenee "
There was very large number Of vessels oil all
nations IN pot on the 2lst VI January among
which were fifteen American. The highest price
WAS Sf4 lowest ST. Boaon TyavsYsy, Muck
30
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DEPAHrMEnT OF STArE. Jose pn Bates to oe Marshal
VI the Upiteo Ststet Tor the DisIIirL ~ rsxas,
Pos1 UtfiCE DsrAHrMhSr Samuel Ro-~burs
riit,b n,g vice L McKibDin. Dssid PSw@rs,, S...
utky, wee W % smith Fraroir \. Veiis. ,SUh-4
.a. we. Writssn-r D'Srsi .pisw y dlli.sJ
81 ,lk N'rh bu \, Sipy iosksr,
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GOLD FROM CALIFORNIA We learn by ENQUIRY
that there has been received at the United States
Mint since December 9Th, 1913, California gold
as foows:--
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The Herald Double Sheet.
We shall publish Double Sheet on Tuesday morn
ing next, - usual.
The experiment has succeeded to the fullest extent,
and gives great satisfaction to the business commu-
nifty, being just the thing that they In need
Advertisers will please hand in their fsvors soon
as possible.