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BOSTON. Aux it-AERlvED-BsTks Empress, Liver.
pool 2sth June = passengers. Be.vdere Galway. 45h
June 10 passenger. brg Monte Criso. Faya July IL
Reports srrved Al Faya july 2 bark PEN New Bedford,
landed l2s barrels sailed and arrived again Ah landed
rs bDl- slh shlps Congress. New Bedford landed rs
hols Robert Edward dos landed q bbls bafks Perse
vereLce. fG Providence, ana sailed l7h FOR California
Sionin gon clean l7th. Fahus do. do. Hronau, Mys
nc. 18Th, Herald Nbedforc landed To- bbls xsr
Garland DO DO II ore. June p .clr Robt Baker, Pro
vlucefown A. hbIs Saw Aug ~. ai - ~ on g AZ Am
bark steering ssE. showing blue sigma ship Amulet
SewO Orleans July 10 spoke Aug H. at 81 g. ION = 81
BARK Delegate. from NsnIAniia FOR New rorE 9tn laL
s. II Il exchanged signals with brig Athens. from
Richmond for London bark Charlotte Glassow-
CLs.SID-Bsrk Frederic Warren Cron.tadts schooners
Arof. Jacm-l Brave, Albany Hsnry Payson. YORK.
PORTLAND. Aug il-AsEIvED-Bhg CorneAa. 81 Mar
IN. for Bath
NEW BEDFORD, Aug lS-AERIvyD-Schr Juno Nor
folk CLEsKED-Bark Ontsno and brig Juno san Frsci-co
PROVIDENCE. Ana ls-AkAivED-Schf oxford. BALI
more sioOp. Teclms.h Raflan, and Charles, NY0fk-
sAILED-Sioop James SAMPLER. York
NEWPORT, Aug i1-AsElvEo-schrsF Flash. hlshaont.
FOR Di ghion BeIden y York
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Observation. In the Mines.
CorresPondenee Of The Tribune

CvLLosA Mills, Aprl . SO
T-s American miners here are IA Dar,ie. If
from tel 70 twenty. and most Of those nov ia the
mines are discharged volunteers, may Of whom
have been down to spend money and enjoy them.
selves as lar as they can "a sach pace as this
Many come do~n to feast awhile On fresh pro.
visions and thereby nd themselves Of toe scgrvy
produced b living 80 long 90 % salt beef and
pork Many, while here indulge IN drinking TIL
they cannot ask for more. and then sleep FOR
I're, and then commerce sgain, until BY drnsiss
AID gambling they &c. I'd Of wha, they have N
their bag. which IL made Of deerskin or foe tick
og, AID slang about heir neck by strings Of the
sane When they have exhausted their parse.
and get II dett $500 or siO0, they 20 back to the
dissirss and 70! tor more. some OF them are
prudent enough = szse their earnings
have corverssd with many oi The miners and
have picked up some Information which may be
lSei1 70 those who intend coming oat here in r..
iAtIon 20 machines and other traps with which
people ENGRAVING ~ this country are 40, 20
harden themselves. Toe experienced ninsr
goes from tnis place with As litGe luggage a, ba
can well d vito. Their wardrobe generally coz.
sists OF two shirts Of aannsl and two DO Of hicx.
ory or ealiso which are usually WORN under the
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whx Tennessee. went Loco-Foco.

Tne Ns.bvine Union OF the t.h inst the lead
ing Loco. Fooo psper n Tennessee. .cdittd By z
G Eastman. & Vermonter, sud re believe the
brother Of the esding FIRE. Democracy Edi.or O
tia. state has column Of exui;st'on over the re
c. 1t victory in Tennessee. from h.ch re extrsc,
the following explanation Ct Is caufess
More tAsn al o-her cs1ses IL Tennessee Ceu Taylor.
who bad been supported true fnenc o. ile South.
seoa1ss h. lves ID ne SO4t1 ard save- ca &c -.
hs council - Cannst al ssers ~ furious and sr.lre
AroAt0nlss ard - oi1ers " lose v~"s coinc-.a I'D
those q The more moderate q he Frre-soers he had
thrown away the Veto Power By pledge 70 Which u ~ss
koo~r hat thr S0rrf@rn ~ Ouc hold I'm sgrare
I'm HIS Leading friends SOlla knew ills ard they
couoe &c 2 her ~ abandon ln, src, with 1itn
hope u o~c- OF 10 adopt ihe -, -fss3n - Hzof
pro-sa~ 11ctr1e Which -ey knew te would carry or. r
prscuc- Incer tie cad u Jo1l Be-. b. wsl. o.
ale $ort-ern Fr-e-Sa '-Ppy t1cy adopted 80 aver
..el. =. - Pls y. 80 - y - -'s.
ton Which proclaimed REsisTAScE 70 THE WiLsOr Pa
viso ASD al EiSDsED NsA.CELs At ALL HAzAR 40 -
TIE LAST EkIEENlrY Neil Brown denounced t1a; 70
solution, a. .ssdlrs % dsunion. a. over ne SAFE A..
proc aimed al acre u Bunker FL wor,1 a. ne va ey Of
win saves ion M nse> TIE Fro7@ rsFe leil nm a.
nl0st alone 10 b.. glory We ca sueulon 10 results
Ibousands Of true re1d. 10 ne sogtl have voied o'
Mel Brown through tl@ strength o. Old parry a--ac
uerts and trIy EEslsT ten he proper
tine f9r srrive- thousands VI or crs lae
cropped lin 10 disgust Jo1u Be. he n.ss.er and Ne
Brown he servant have received tie u7o.i a. = re-
tuse ne cted upon srrng master AID man, aud Iay
ever, in he very ard center " 10 former power
Do yo1 Sc hos one % en- carried TESStssLE
against the Administration Low ct Is zee Il
,other one can carry vEfsoST also against 1t by
gong lsrge on the other tack. They are a nice
pair Of beauties. aud one Of them means just the
same 90 tother. though De has to take another
course 70 effect H.
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Conaress-The Next House.

Contrary 70 the usual course, our last news OF
the August Elections is this year improvement
on that which bad preceded it. NoRrH CARO-
LISA, KEsIucKr aud THsSEssEE, though the last
two have doue badly, have all done better than
our early reports gave us reason 20 expect. " c
have Wing Members in the only two Districts Of
Alabama decisivey heard from and We feel NOR
ally sure Of carrying one more District, which
will be a gain Texas has chosen two Loco Fo
COS, OF course so that the Members Of the House
probably stand l0l Wbgs, 20 Loco Fooos, and
10 Free Soilers up 10 this present writing. This
10 fee Wing loss from our estimate OF May asst
We do not, in the folio wing table, vary our est
mate OF the probable results in the States having
yet to choose, except in the ease Of Rhode Island
which we then supposed would reelect Thurton,
and which we now feel confident will elect n F.
Dixon, Wing.
IL would be absurd 10 seem ssnguine. ate
such results a. we have witnessed this month
We may very likely lose Member in Maryland.
another In Mississippi and fail to gain one in Lou
isisna,-we may even lose one In the vacant Dis
the, of Vermont On the other hand. we MAY
and should gain IN several instances At oil
events 1t il now morally certain that neither the
Wing Administration nor the regular Loco-Foco
Opposition will have clear majority in the next
House, bat the special Free Sellers will hold the
balance Of power Here 10 The exhibit
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ChoIera at PhiIadelpbia-MarAet..


PHlLAoELTRlA Tuescsy. Al- a.
NJ Henry Syuder. = citizen OF NOrrstoSu. lied
Il that pace this morning Of Choers after an ii.ae.s Of
Hins hours Inc deceased yesterday iss grave icr
Person Nho lad died Il iy.entery. returned home
ard sitter eating very heartily OF watermelon. drank
copiousy Of w-ier q, the srs, css- Of Asatic Cho
ers that hss occurred ID N1rustoEn
Samue. Henderson died yesterday a. tee Hospital
from strangula,on he choksd ~ piece ~ mast
While eating as dinner
The Board q Health .odsy report ~ cases Of Asiatc
port " yesterday
!; hss raining very hard sinco ~ clock AMI -
the time % writing this NJ the rain seems 81.
posed lo pr1louS the visit some hours
Thee moderate demand for + olr and prices are
-rm >aes % -it oo- PAT yesterday - - Tor :
snc $ nh FOR fresh ground .rrll r some ut
s chc,re brand sruaud Flour New Whest a. = - -
Rye Flour sri Com M-zl scarce ani wanfed A. a
= per boil Graia-Ihe-e = good demand for Ntes'.
and further sales 81 Red have been made az 1 Ard
Wrir a. = as Is per blshri NJ s.-s 90 Rye Corn
continues vrry scarce. aud j. much wanted cargo "
slc bushels yellow. sold Yesterday private bus
A. A. advance upon he .asi sac OatsA c; uf soot
ilhef1 90 a. 81 cer's per olshei. n store WL.sky
i1 good demand 81 -. cents
SslEs o. ST1CHs-ftr'f Boayf-sj.71r " m nff0u. r
-. . lt Penn kR s. s0t City -. go iU5s u Far and
Mecn Bk % Harrisburg RI. s. lo Weserr Bk g.
sserd h91fs-l5 Am BS. az 5000 Sch NsY - -.
" 20 SAFE s.. So GO DO. 40
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Alleged Outrage on our Flag-een. Oudfnor
and flr. Gas.

\ letter addressed. Ne believe. - the Boston
Dli5 A1usr has 5etu going the rounds Of the Press
relative 10 the commission u al Aese Outrage Upon
ihc American COnsl4 a. Rome French soldiers
We understand that Nj Brown or Consul called
IN person ALL made representation u the facts Of %
case g. Gen Ollinot The Genera iistene1 VITA a..
proper Nffessons " regret and 70 conclusion, direct
cd me chief 81 the sai ~ Return with M Brown u
the consulate. - cuc; from witnesses u the scene
IL Information ia regard o. l.
Re peNt day military court ca. ed which at
for nsne hours. eciune the facts q the With al
the nlnuIeness which distinguishes the French ir1u-
nsls. IN The coarse ~ this examination sppeaTed
that Two OF Hr Browns servauts Italians hsd r-pea
e1y during TIE day. !usulteG the French soldiers IN
passing AZ the -me 10 question IN individual belong
ils 20 large crowd 81 Italians which II defiance II the
genera order % ihe iav previous assembled l.
the humber q loo 81 A. the Consuls house had
drawn Po4gusrd upon TIE guard
patrol passing s.. ne tune. entered tie house not
he.us spPrsea % iss chsrAcer snd made prisoner OF
he Individual n question, ard % another Who
co-alrfd - = Ga serter from tae French army I1ry
then withdrew with The prisoners 10 IL evidence
upon oath ths the pAtro depoTted themselves without
m,nsce sd were urliofmcd % the character o. the
premises 1a1l they we're on Tie poni Of retiring
Nr Brown EFT tie city With rs family while this ex.
animation WAS IN progress, leaving Mr. Freeman cur
Consul Il Auccns) IN The temporary discharge Of The
duuss ct the Roman Consulate IL consel .s1ce OF NJ
BroWns Aoseuce and uu1sr the impression mat ne
consulate left Wlttou; agent Gen Oudinc. Al
dressed I'll -Aton q NJ Cas-. Cur Charge Al
fAree II Nl-2 ne ltSAf .-4atr4 he rcslf OF tie
uluAeon substantially Ne have given i above sc1
expressed tie proioana regret whieh he had exp--
rienccd Al the error that bad been committed. which
hsd beea previously expressed IN person 10 the Amer
icsu Consul and tice-C Consul
he also renewed 70 Nj Cas- TIE Assurance tnst 10
one II The French army had Asr5orea the design Of dis
regarding The rghis u his country or questioning re
insiolaoil,y II douici. u alplonzuc i1nccorarics
General Oai!nOi sad the tao prisoners hsd aeea re
isasec. ard expressed TIE hope that the cou11n-ea
ton wh.ch lad ocel made would Be su-c.en; salts
faction fer The Which bad been committed, and
Which couli ~; occur ass.a- " Ashlrgtoa Rep1o1e-
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ACsTRiAS ISIEsrs--Tske the following IL
stance Of lie state Of knosiecse among tie priesthood
zc1 re object O their lsbors On ny pedestrian tour
met AZ Gar-os a mar well cad vita gray hsir An1
iri-nty look carrying towing piece as shoulder
Is str top boots which IN Austria give their Eearers
ne name o. Gods Positions Indicated as cle
rea4 Focsuon, and be gave nnsel cut the priest
GAinds We walked sCce distance together and he
conversation t1rr.ng on rs.s0gs subjects tie priest
a., Ay, tie liberty would ord i the great
Ioc o1i he great God Is fs- great for them AL
&c Hisenlei comes from Philosophical religion
asked wat Re meant and se replied. Philosophical
feaglon comes from Rousseau IN France lis trends
onee SAD io hin. We have no drums nowadays 70
Na'en De answered- SKIN men. and make drums Of
ne alaes Vow tAs; philosophical religion and d.
a. comes iion Rousseau, VITO t-ec Anno 8 Al tie
oaleeaors nsce were VAN the pres; res0.-,elv
maintained hat hc had himself read book IN tn
eolFe4t nat rs Vas called philosophical religion Tie
BOOK "ss probably JesGits ccnpendiuu-
A1erosch's Austria
The Mayor OF Boston has attempted %
MEDIATE between he t.ilors. OF a strike. and
taeir employers his for interfering a. that
tns 41Arrei 10 10, settled. many families VII become
depentsni 90 ne pssas
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Reported Los. Of Company from Newark

" y ne Nssars A. srfH hIHfsI
The following letter from Mr.. r. I C-nckett 4
this city, who left New York on the 81 FEB 9th
an overland company, via the Rio Grsnde. for the
Paclic,l brings painful report concerning The
fate OF parry II our fellow citizens. who lefi Ma
El,an A4n %. with some a. or 80 others belong
inc Co the Manhattan Company. In the sch lone'
d phin or San Francisco. They have numerou
friends here who will look with painful anxiety
Tor the next Intelligence from the country.
san FRANcTsco, Csla June % lss,
ltis with feelings Of severe regret that intimate sha
may probably be the fate - SIR John n Clark vb
eii AsLatian IN company with hs brother and ssnsd
rane, aud Charles Aston. 81 Newark tn. yessd
Dol phin) left Mazatisn some 5 day. ago and bas 90
arrived here, though tho customary passage 10 bat
days To connrm the reports IN circulation s<Sbc
iedd s0di,s have been found On the COST also sufb
cradle portion Of What is thought 70 30 the Wr,cs
ine Dolphin However. Il Is yet possible that as .
safe Tor my own part, will not ! esnnot give lhen
up until write 10 the owners. which will DO snd Il
you know sOOn. Mr. CelsDd has gone L. the mnss
sale Knowing the anxiety you and MA friends haze
10, 81. welfare and safety have givsn you the ~
sfe u the picture
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Y That Union and Harmony Convention -
or rather, those two Conventions-come of Tor, 81,
any rate come on at Rome, Oneida Co. today -
The general impression ia that it will not be
deemed polite 70 unite the two sections this year,
but wait till next when California will have come
in, and toe election for Governor, Congress, r.
will have come on. At present there don't seem
70 be sufficient motive for fsgDing cordislity. -
(anless sigDs fail we think the bunker and Barn
burner ANA gamstion in our State must he post
pOned 70 next wear
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Progre.. Of the Cholera.

T8iLApELFHlA -es-sTl Al- Z
The Board II Health reports - cases 81 Cholera
and desihs for ne a hours ending noon this day
There Vere no fsport, however. received from the
B.ook,sy alrns House CT Couaty Prison TIE weather
Is We;
PrTTssrKGH. Tuesday. AUG 10
There have been cases ot Cholera and : deaths
al Birmingham. opposie this city during the past
twenty four hours
BLACK Rock Tu>sdsy. Aug u
During toe pass week there have been - cases
and deaths .rc n Cholera
STEAcUsE Tuesday Aug a
" further cases 10 teains from Cholera have
been reported
aLEaST Tuesday Al. i4-P
T0ere have been reported case. and deaths
from Choiers since yesterday
MoNTREN. Tuesday Aug Id Pm
The int -meuts from Cholera during the past "a
hours were 10
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\ R1x4sxAplE wox.s-Ta. s.. Aadr--

4 REsAEKABLE WoNAS-The s.. Audr---'s
q 3 SGa1srs conts-ns TIE following exrsor5lnary
obituary rOtice
-Di-d a. > s.eesen'.. On he gr u Jay. Ms E4rs
seih LO1c szec III years
Il re dean u las aset persoc here . volume Of
history .0st Living Ii great r-lir-I-rt1- rslct u q
f1rru-ten age f-~ ne SORES SO ro1t i- u he
brave cd tsys Born % board Of brrsh en- p-ofghc
Inc II he Bay Of scay. Graded he brad A-a1lc
Ter father Led sh1lg lh- 51r Il George she WAS
cast a. orphan ne Scores ~ NeHf0rk Ttence car
red 10 s. Augustine her yorh WAs passed 10 Tie south
Here ste married s1c settled &C The tArks Of 10 Alba
M On ne Outbreak q Tie Ear between France span
sr1 E1gsr1. SO viii 0tler brtsl settlers we're ms
pr s1uers art tAken 70 NeSOrans After Two years sac
Tans-rret 10 The s7a1isrts and tak-u no he castle
fNers Cr1z, where sn- remained anti - capture by tie
Brush In iitl SIC vas tc-r relieved arc lakeu - New
I1rk Dlr1z To- tr.i American war sse f3lIor-,i b@r
husband iafocs. ne prt5ciPa canpasus Al naay q
tne hardest ioogct oales-st Monmouth, White Plans
forkioEn- kc Al he close q ne American wu TIA
e<ns wiz ne L0ya-ss % aas Pr0vi.os \ l7s<-
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From Curacao.

BALr1xoRE TUESDAY. AuE Jpn
The schooner Cecsla arrived a. ibis port today
With dates from Cursc.a TO TIE 20 of July Size
5r.ags sil-10 T. specie oh,Ainsd from TIE wreck Of
TIE Spanish m Al Of var az Pecro which vessel was
sunk about ;n4rty years sacs on tie Spanish Nan.
A-alrs - Curscoa we're generally quiet People
Eere amos, AFRAID % express Al opinion ss several
aa1 9etn Imprisoned for speaking N favorable maj
nsr of Fsrz and n.s party
There Ver- shout 6oo troops. mostly blacks. Al Gu
rsrra hen TIE Cecels left
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ANOTHER CYRTIElcArH

10 favor Of scHrScxs Pulmonic syrup l. tss -
senesr DO hereby eerrfy about three Year, s'ts
'oos s'eTere cod nat resulted In phsh.sea sesess
~aen produced severe cough with severe pslss ~
ehscs AID breast, which coul1s-s Increase. .n1 n
~Acn cs44c &c; 10 ef u1u he pas hprins, 49,
eonHeeces Asins scHEscEs YullsOslc syrup. .nd -
AA4ns hom ore 70 tao ooti.es ny cgush erfrey - =
Anf has Dot srce retained From ny experenee =. !,
cocHcert fhst the shove syr4p . e1.ctla - :.
4lrecuons SARAH sNYDhs
Delaware Township. HlDdsriOn c.. \. Jay
Grand Depo.s for SCHGSck's p monic ,Jfap
New fOrs. Bush Cucker-r. 90 BAclsyst
Phla1e p1is. Or Sctcrck. 81 soltt skinst
Baltimore /, Smith, s4n Building
Boston. keccing CO siatest
Ne~-Ore,ns J Wnshi A CO Isl chsTresst a,
Price o. per b0ttie or az o0tiles Zoe - saJ 49,
~ Persons ~shins The Tnoans sn =, thcr r-s's1.
heir pace Of sEDess vii please scu1 noe
he Poss o6es Or Issvs word u he eoss u ns rs'-s
OEcs
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ALAsAsA-Hon joins hUsTER, the Wing
candidate for Congress the lid District received
-: vote. In Dallas Co 70 644 for Sampson " Harris.
tae present incumbent Dallas gave Taylor $50 and
Case cls Hsrris carried toe District IN l'ss by only
IS majority.
The linton Of Tuesday Gas lev more returns from
the I'D District which leave no doubt Of the reelection
Of HENRY " HILLIASD, although he has lost several
hundred ~ Wing detection. Puga Will be badly
besten although be received the combined Loco AID
ultra Slavery Wig vote.
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D. so-sfs / N.1ssy Aae o. .i % 1.srf Elfi
HErH NsDhyirr f-et r >sas-r l. Bsfa a BOZ. az =
o. fs-sfsy 40 ID. NJ fsnl.afla .f f- r0S 90
"A 40 ~ ~ 80 carfst .ssf a y..r. 80 -.
it- .. ,i ne .sniF 49, l.lf.. s-r-sl -
rr.rrfr 30 +, 4't.os
s-ts-l I-stsff.y s9ftf AZ q ttsnfa-. wlLllkx
rsrtt. 80
'f-af. ID. - -ay -q4-.tst .r-ss t. fla~s.
49, llf.-f T--1'i SOB
% fs--asg. AZ 4. n ooss-.ta ,.. lr.s BESRI APP
49, - l-sfs - H-rf,
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BUSINESS norIcEs.

ANksicAS Arsrcs Years roll %. ard ysi 4 ss az
ass an III shism ne Old Museum 70 ever neW Novel;
rety 70 his shuul place VI an .sneut AZ ~
Aol. crocodile from Eypt The srsesi amp Of g0I 80
ipind 10 Caiiufnia, an A.51o lsfy. 90 imm~nsr NJ
sHsse az anaconda srd some MAJ lifc~rt spec s.s
wax statAafy, among The lsir.t .iuacfons " he .
ICONS While fhr lecture rHgs he app 80
Nico~'s Elrum"
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hoS JoaS NJ CLArros-A very superior Dars~'
type .Aene's Of Hon. John Clayton. aiken by Bi'
10 March .ast ., wss1ingtor may now b. sea rs1
ioasy With many o,ker statesmen d disuscuos, q -
Ns-ors Gs.lefy u Dsgueueoyps.. .05 and ~ DD''
Fay, corner Of fg.ton-.t
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CHAxsEzssrRo. Tuesday, Az -
G'1. Tsy .or bad an the- stack oi dis--hea as;
nshi nd ps.sed very i.stur5ec sht Today, how
ever Re Is considerably better md VII cave in is~
minutes for BEDFORD yrinss
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y Tie hrn Of WN 7 iESspss a Co. b, pfS's'''
via hose requiring ar't esslty ready made gsrnss'
age assortment q vhieh sept hand ~ sss
sv- establishment. 81 Broadway. American HoasL II
lew style q faney rocks usi Introduced for usveass q,
business purposes are commented p.rac1sriJ ga
Ard x--t-.l y.rm-rt. .rer
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Rsr0D's rrhia The Da'f "a hours 49, FLOUR,
l.O00 bis WHEAT, 800 bushels The market TOR
FLOUR il quiet but firm. There isa fair milling demand
for Prime WHEAT and We nouce sales OF $500 bashe
prime Os.o at 70, The market for CORN Is very
IN with sales Of 1000 bushels mixed Western At
OARS are age with sales Of 1900 bushels Prison
WHISKY is quoted A. 24,c.
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IhE NiszrEESrr CssrvET This q. he cenisry 81
pfo'eneai' Of enterprise, u economy ard 4 ygs ~
a. improved boot Or CATER, Manufactured b. so'>'
tx nan a1d a. price Goes .ieei viii tie .inc.os seSV
ny, 20 70 JoS1ss sAnn-,t
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Passenger. for California.

Yesterday, Ia he .Nocsarcs OrN, company
Of sturdy mechanics sailed Tor California they built
the vessel in which they sal and which cost some
$4,000, ana 20 out under = military Organization,
which they design 10 keep up III they return The
following is list 81 The officers and members ci the
Company
Qsees y.n.. NJ o,oe. Csgts.. Hsa, s..r-sss , 81;
MAJ 80 - r,sr's W s....st va
r-sry Ms-As-s Kos-t w.ass. Va s.isrs. Va D-aesa
naas As. Joaa SrlsA. Jsa-- s.a..'i Rasra Is5
JAs Ssh psr. Iser Ef.sri sn-rhsrs stp-- Isu-s
HeGoy-fn. Hsrtug N~sa. ffs~ & Wa kssu -ts-
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" In three or oOr DAYS. at iurtbest the GLOW
ins list Of Nsntaeke,men VIII leave town for san Yrsu
cisco in toe shiP Fanny and schooner Two Brother,
both Of this port
The following sTe the oscer. and owner. Of he
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Below are the names Of the crew
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IA, aore
Ia schooner Two Brothers;
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lNatackes Mirror, AUG u.