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CITY OF WASHINGTON.


0M HEsHr NJ LEwIs, Of Montgomery, Alabama, d our gen
era travelling for Alabama and Tennessee assisted by mr.
b. BRErT
UMr ISRAEL e. JAhEs No. ls2 South Tenth street. rhnade
phia, general travelling agent assisted by mess JAMES
WMrrLR, WIZ H. WELD, o. H. p. srEm, JonN CoLLss JAMES
DEEsISe, A. kirk wELLiSsros, e. A. EVANS, JAnEs CLARE
JoHs W. AIrys and ?, LOCKE
00Mr 9. W. JAMES, No Harrison street, Cincinnati, ONO,
our travelling agent assisted by Mes
srn j. T. Dent JASON TAYLOR, W. ARMSTRONG, PxRHIN
Losxx, w. RAMSAY, and g. srEIsaAs
0y-Receipts from either Of the above viii be good
n- W b. PALAKs Newspaper Agent, 10 the only
agent paper the cities OF Boston, New York
and Philadelphia duly Empowered to take advertisements and
required by His receipts will be
regarded His Offices Congress
New York, Tribune buildings Philadelphia, northwest
Third & Chestnut streets.
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rELEeRAPnHO REPORTS FOB THE UNION.
California Intelligence

California Intelligence
New York, April l6, p. m The malls BY the sesmsr
cisco TO New York They consist Of about thirty thousand
letters and wagon load Of largest mail
New York in the Cherokee for San Francisco On the s q
January reached San Francisco in thirty-six days
utmo at ii O'clock The Cherokee si. on he sans sY
one so hour The Cherokee having oSsnsd
into port The Cherokee LEFT Kingston nineteen hours
passenger q. Panama, BY the Oregon, has with him i
Gsyp Ss weighing Sa, Sss sssn
intend. exhibiting ]. IN The United State. sario.ly.
The Oregon brought Panama from San Franosce -
passengers ~ 500 freight mostly In Dust md abens
million belonging to the passengers. Z Y
AL%9nE the e. The E%R C :
rsy He has been sbssn. Il years ears !. - 4
The United States ship Falmouth was at Mazsdan on
man Tabb attached The samoah was WIKI
on shore, . few evenings previous. az Y.
The quantity Of gold dust in possession Of the miners =
Among the passengers in the Cherokee Passed Mid
dispatches from consul at Guyaqui announcing t6s
The disturbances between the Americans and the Cha
ans has been adjusted and good feeling again restored
Of the seizure and imprisonment OF some Americans by
the Panama authorities.
Cotton Factory DESTROYED 1y Fi,.-Mari~s Dt'asss -
Maine owned By the Messrs Brown, was Destroyed 81 AZ
10 O'Clock this morning The fire broke out In The pte
storm visited US last night In The sdoinink
county towns, snow 70 tho depth Of one inch fell
day went ashore on Coffin beach, Gioaces.sT
board persisted The body Of Captain Tuckerman hes
None Of the bodies Of have yet been recovered
The Of the Pearl consisted Of cotton and four and y
The factory was insured for the following In
this city $1,000 in the Manufacturer 900 IN the
Merchants, 5000 in another and in Phladephia for
$4,000 in the Franklin.
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PoLrTrcAL pEDLERs.--The two innerants Wilson and
Baker, who left their seats in Congress 10 peddle
TO the people OF Connecticut, were sngulary
fortunate In every town where either Of them made
speech, the wing strength has fallen OIL terribly-rom
100 to 200 votes So il seems the democracy Ten
teraining angels unawares r. and project Is now foot
to invite Messrs Wilson and Baker 70 settle In Connect
cut; at least, to visit annually during the last
week in March, The people OF Connecticut are not un-
graieful.-Nev Haven (Cf) Register.
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THE UNION.

wish to take part in these noble and holy conces-
sions and sacrifices for his country His exalted and
responsible statonhs eminent services upon the battle
felds and the honors which postery and history hold
in reserve for the true hero and patrota ine him to
come forward and take active and conspicuous part in
the great work Of Cancellation and pacifcaton having
for its holy purpose the preservation of the constitution
and the Union Let him faler at this moment in the path
Of dutyet him array himself the side Of party and
faction. against the true interests Of the country and the
humbes in all this wide republic will not be en-
yous OF his future fame.
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HAVE been appointed agent sale OF thousand
basam and silver dr. double and black spruce trees
with beautiful Also large number
Of the hardy evergreen naaran Towering trailing arbues with
splendid and variety Of the preas which forms s flowers sim
liar the cockscomb, but IL beautiful light pink color
will be taken OF size to warrant their growth
and will DO managed by experienced GARDENER and viii be sold
for 25 cents each
Trustees &C. public grounds gentlemen
their grounds
nurseries, Is EACH ole hundred
sold
freely and flower abundanty. fa
The spireas viii each These slers and
freely admirably cncu-
lated % give great pea.re % ladies who fond Of cuIvsns
ering plants IN pots and borders.
The flowers trailing sbues arc surprisingly beautiful IN
bouquets The tree viii arrive by the 10fh of April.
An orders 90 be len and directed (post paid to
q. o. ROgERs,s
Seed and Agricultural Warehouse,
Apt No ~ Market street, Philadelphia.
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Messrs Schey and Gartrell are appointed, in Augusta.
Georgia, delegates 10 the Southern Convention.
In Virginia, the strong federal county OF Augusta has
declined to send delegates and in Albemarle the gem
eral meeting decided against by about 100 maorty but
the minority Immediately organized, with Mr. Stevenson
(lae minister TO London) and Mr. Leake ae member OF
Congress) among them, and appointed II delegates to
attend the district convention TO elect delegates to the
Nashville Convention Madison. another county in that
district, also appointed delegates
The democrats OF Jefferson county also supported the
Southern Convention and the counties Of Westmore-
land King George, and Princess Anne, have appointed
delegates without distinction Of party
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From the New Haven (ct) Register.
The State OF the Case.
We have heard from every town in the State except
East Lyme, Daren, Warren and Willington which will
be equally divided; and the following the result for
senator's and representatives:
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On joint ballot %
The returns show that the aggregate vote OF the State
has been seldom exceeded II will be about 000 and
Seymour will lead Foster about 1000.
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Lswis's Panoram. OF the M,..'s,ipps.

Levvfs's Pan0rama OF the misstssspP.
A6srwooW Exhibition
rive and all unable 20 attend during
the evening opportunity Of visiting this great worh me op
day performances each week.
Wednesday Saturday aeoons commencing nj w O'Clock,
p. m. Admittance q cents. ApI
Great National Work.
Lsuiss Mamgs Pa~orama of U1W MtssissiYpi Rvsv sf
ODD FELLOWS HALL
THIS great original work. painting world and he
only painted which both river
once will be exhibited for few evenings commencing
THURSDAY ApRrL 4 -
This magnificent painting commences with Lours,
fire, and terminates
FALLS OF ST. ANTHONY,
Giving view Of every point interest on the
interesting and SAVAGE
graphically represented on the glowing which VIII
be found tN
THE BATTLE OF BAD AXE,
The last Of the Black Hawk War, stirring
which occurred ut
wABAsHAw PRAIRIE,
On the occasion Of the removal Of the Wnnebasoes n which
TWELVE HUNDRED FIGURES "
Are represented. Il
This great painting which has the admiration
,hcuand who have visited In every place where nss sess e.
surnnce that i All IL puporu bea beautiful work
q correct deines,ion Great Father Of Waters.
Door open ~ sir exhibition commences quarter BE-
al ~ I'd LEWIS KING, Propsissors
NEW BOOKS this day received. Memoirs o. Errsofdi
nary Popular Dcusions Charles Msckny, Of The
and H. Tributaries, &c.,
ceipt Book containing numerous recipes for and proprietary
Medical Formny, designed ne use medical
Pharmaceutical students BY John 4 Reese NJ 2: N
APT BOOKSELLERS, nsu sb.
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ACTION or Our POLITICAL SYSTEM
Such language needs no explanation. II recommends
non action and commits the result OF the territorial
question ito the silent effect of Independent of Ie
action of Congress Mr. Marshalrs ingenuity can
make nothing else OF IT, Yet we look upon the effort
which he has made indicative OF change OF opinion
on the part Of the Executive Considered in connexion
with other Developments, take il strong evil
dence that the President, finding himself unsup-
ported either by the people the politicians, has
abandoned the dangerous recommendations Of his Cafor
MIA message, and desires to place himself the demo-
cratic ground Of non-intevenon We trust that may
not be mistaken We trust that the President will spec
Oily and unequivocally retrace his steps and throw of
that hestancy and vacation which have hitherto char
acierzed his civil conduct and thrown back shadow
his military fame We hope that MIR. Marshall may be
right in saying that the President is not for action
governments in the Territories" But II such be the
Presidents sentiments now why, let US ask, does he
pause and hesatei Why does he not forward and
boldly and announce his viewsl Il would become
patriotic spirit sustained by moral courage, to act the
part Of and to correct in the face Of the natisn
the impressions which have been imbbed from his Cali
forna message, that message was misunderstood And
il his views have undergone change-i bis opinions
are such Mr.. Marshall ascribes to hm--he should
boldly discharge his duties under the constitution, and
veommsnd' to Congressthe establishment Of territorial
governments for Utah and New Mexico. without the
slavery restriction, and thus aid in giving peace to his
country Why, let us ask again. does he hesitate Why
does he continue TO dodge the question and seek TO avoid
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-11-18

After the church services, yesterday forenoon we're
finished, Doctor Hawks delivered very eloquent SER
mon In his new church, Fourth svsnus, corner Of
East Twenty first street Subject" Public Opinien-"
lie TOOK his text the bth chapter and 5th sf
Saint John. The reverend gentleman read nom
manuscript and With such rapidly that u impoe-
.ible 20 follow him We Understood hin TO say, that
obed,nce to the will Of God, and the love OF mankind.
the OF Chrtian duty, a. eajoin-d By the
gospsl He then vent on 20 show that 10 tue present
state tf society the injunction was dieobeyed for
the essence OF Christi. nifty love to man "a inn
possible to Low. and opposs the san. object lie Sod
that people too apt TO coufound individuals
With their principles aud from this cirsumstancs ali
hatred malice, and Observation-Disclosures sross aud that
IN the present age and ssgeesy 10 this country. pub
ciety, for the most part vas governed By Il And
much had II triumphs ever the niuds and Judgments
Of men that many Of the grsse,t olei before e.
and vhat vas infinitely ~orse It Ted to combinsiicn
amongst the upprincipled aud pronigste, against all
virtue Law End order aud thus ~ STALKS abroad vic-
latns the charities OF life and Decorating the whole
precincts OF society lie d~elt at great length on
the sbuse TO which public oPinion was liable,
sehshn.ss and the farthsrancs OF evil Who ever
read said he, Of public opnon az the Law OF Jesus
Chtist lie then proceeded 20 show that public opin
ION manufactured by either an Individual or in5i-
vdusls. ought not 60 be followed, because was de-
csi,foI and , o1esr,sini "" ,as thing todsy,
this shibboeth that any party may set up ct their
pleasure; for when tried by the standard Of ID n
IL found TO be contrary TO his wori because the ma
jority Of those whose work Is IL not on his side and
therefore all christians that public opinion IL
not the lav Of CPD aud ought not TO be followed ne
then pointed out 70 his hearers the necessity NJ am
gently searching the scriptures the path was straight
70 him Who with an honest heart socks 10 know wha,
he should do; u matters not witch side OF the pie
ture he turned his eyes, eaivation was within nj,
rach and lay With himself 20 work u out He said
that the actions q the Of the present age instead
Of being governed by the religion OF Jesus we're gov
orned by system OF seinshness. 10 vas true thai
most young men, when they began life believed ths
dsinterestedness vac the governing motive OF men
but they are seon taught 20 know that the system ~
which the mas Of mankind IL governed is IN entr
antagonism 10 the principles with which they set out
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH


yHE CASE OF ~ STATES MARSHALL IN
BOSTON, RELATvE To TIP FUGITIVE SLAVE Law
poINGc COLLECTOR lEwiS IN PHILADELPHIA
SPEECHES OF LANGbuN ctEvEs, SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, AND JOHN n cLAYTos, KxsEcRETARY OF
STATE
ThsH,Saror, Nov. II, 1850.
Mr. Devons, the United Statas Marshsl in Boston,
has not been removed emitting to execute the
rant In the case Of Crafts chs fugitive slave, about
which there was much excitement q short time
upon is that Mr. Webster Secretary Of State, alb
sent On his return Mr. Devons viii be attendsdto and
the subject be thoroughly Investigated.
Mr.. Holmes, N. G. from socth Carolina, and Elwood
Fsher of the Southern Press In ecstscies about
Lapgdon Cheves' speech IN favor Of i'm mediate disso
Tuition. They declare that dissolution must come, and
that the South nothing for the Presidential
election
The card of Francis E Ready, In the Philadelphia
Dspach against Collector LoS and the doings Of his
leading subordinates great sensation in the
neigbborhood Of the whi,e House The matter is TO
be thorough investigated
John M Clayton made speech yesterday, In Della.
ware, In which he abysed Henry Clay, and declared
in favor OF Gen Scott President Of the United
States. The Galphin claim Of the topics
which he spoke about lie said the allowance would
never have bee made hsc he known that Mr.. Craw-
lord had any connection with Vt.
Proceedings OF the Nashville Convention.
NAsHsnLE, Nov 1915 P. NJ.
The Convention, according to adjourn uent re-
assembled ct halfpast three O'Clock P. NJ, and
called to order by the Chairman
Mr.. GsRDor, Of Virginia moved that the Conven.
lion ADOPT the report OF the select committee with
instructions TO amend
Mr.. CLAY, of Alabama oppo,ed the motion, and sup
ported the report At length.
Gen PuLow, of Tennessee was opposed to the re-
port, and gave his views at length. He said that
Northern eggressions, although great would not JUS
tify such measures the report contemplated He
would not despair of To- hope that Northern patriot
ism would influence tAs higher law" followers to
Sdeeist.
Col PoLK, OF Tennessee moved to strike out all the
report and insert the resolutions of the Tennessee de-
legation. He desired vote upon the motion. He
wanted to know whether for the Union or for
~11isunioR.
motion was made TO adj ourn till nine o'clock
Monday morning, which csrried.
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Senator Downs, or La., &c.

BaLrrMoRE, Nov. II. 1850.
The New Orleans papers oostsn the reply Ex-senator
Downs to the letter OF the democrats In which he de-
cares himself opposed secession dsunion, the
formation Of Southern confedsrscy or hereafter
in consequences OF any legislation which has yet taken
place. He is for accepting the Of adjust
msnt-for queng agitation against them, and labor.
ing zealousiy to restore harmony ia the Usion.
The Louisville City Council have subscribed
million dollars to railroads viz $500 900 to the
louisville and Nashville road, $1,000 to the Jener-
sonvils road 500 900 to the dsysvs and Lexington
road, and the Same amount TO the Louisville and
frankfort road.
William II. Valiant, Vice President Of the yigflsnt
Fire Company of Baltimore was drowned this after.
psen, by the upssttins Of n boat
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NsvaiInteIl,cence.
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENTS.
A =

III NHTF NINtFNl
NAvz Yam, Bosror, Nov. IS, 1850.
The Albany gill probably sail about the lss Of Dee
for Bavens. 10 join the Home squadron ordered 10
rendezvous there, by the Secretary Of the Navy.
All Of her officers have not yet reported The fol-
lowing IL the list 40 far-vi1 :-Oommander Chss. IT,
Plstt. Lisuts. VIM Rogers Taylor; - Hunter;
stephen u. Trcnchsrd. and Van Rensselaer, Morgan
Surgeon, Danl q Mcleod; Assistant Surgeon, Henty
Mayo purser, n. Faentleroy. Mater, A. n.
Hughes. Passed Mif-hipman. Wnkaeon.
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JaurcHrp-Lt Esssx Conn, last week, snlp Of
upwards OF 1900 tons called the George nrlbuEt In
tended fer Nersrs n ID. nurlburt Cos lac on Hayre
packets and TO be comm nded BY Capt Geo. West.
Her frame h entirely Of live OAK and her stsncheons
ocut Her length IL los feet beam ss feet, and she
has three decks planned With special rsfsrsscs 70 the
osmtott 81 passengrs.
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The Statue OF Mr.. Calhoun.

CHAKLEsror, Nov. II, 1850.
The statue CT the Hon John O Calhoun has safely
arrived here, and attracts great ate ntion-
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PorrIrtcsL CoSsrL.-Preeident Fnim-rs has recow-
nized senor Luigi D. Bus-p, Consul General 81 the
Pentiacsl states, 70 reside at New York.
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~ General -ocief, al Mechanics and Trn dos
men. SuyvesSnt Institute, to- Broadway.
DrpaKrNsSr or THF iS1euof,
WstT gIl1l no Y, ~
4 PROPOSITION havas been made % tAls ID

4 PROPOSITION hsvHs been made % uls ne-
Apartment 90 erect aud lease ~ he Government suits
bic building IN tbs C.y Of Newlork, ioF no use oi ne
United Saics Courts snt ohcet s'iGched bud paus snt
specifications q ssch bulGug having been preps 81 WIN
SVcw secure proper cegIee OF competition from such
other partes be willing 10 uruish The same notice
- hereby given that proposals Will he received by as
p-psrmei uufi Monday The fo,h inst 81 for Jr-
uRhng Tie ground and erecung thereon ne oui a.
fEdrg IKE security and sccommodsic1s ard on siie
which will 90 appropriate ,ar he Purpose ~ Re leased
10 he Government Of years Tie Tloposas mus,
re "a wnng snd slate the ate he annual REM 10 be pad
hy he United Stses snd the terms of he lease sud year,
10 he granted The plans and SPEC tcaons be exam
laed ana other Information given ~ app yg al he ofcr
~ ne DenSrtment room No s S0f.i
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RICHARD nTuLLovgNEY & co.
MOI NDIA\p con LIVER OIL.

roE ia cugr - ooNsuNfuoS. Asthma, tcRorctA
kfSC'sCNll.. &C
fINHE GENUINE ARTICLE css be hnd win pamphlet
4 iasf'ssredl 81 RICHARD MCLLOWNEf co.
Price 81 Per hotl- 1871 5'AMcdl IN Rrosdwsy.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


~ Phonoaraphy.-T c LEL,Np, Reporter. o.,
TesrAcf n Mercefsl near trcad~as IND Ceni i'i I'M
" Nr. she,t aud Or. =. KoEcrs, prect'uon.rs q
Wt-Iclre s6 foirlh-av. nen, I.nb.s.
cS- v, slers 81 Wells, PhrcuolOgiSts "a.
rubiishers Cnnoa Hal ISi Nnsssu.'' near - ran
gsrR.s. Houghton, IA. D.-WuerCare Phy.cisu
81 Truth.st fn-ef flsvl ~ I'M
~ The Citizens Of the Citv and County OF
Newly Orig rt sptCigc 81 pgrlN tisci on Pm lhf'i
SUSTAINING UVR CSlOS hv the permanent settlement 0
he great question as,airR The nation apon on" hssi
OF lie COMPROMISES Resolutions Introduced ~ me senate
OF ihr Unuei States ~ Hou HESRY CAY are requested
meet Monday Evening, Feb - az ., O'Clock a. t..
Garden ~ 81
~ General society o. 1techanios and TIN dos
men, suyvessns lnsruie, 652 Broadway.
LECTUrFs-lhhO.
Prof Acsss!z-Nhlurtl Relations sctweei Arifhf-
Maudey, jan iftl- 2lsi sn1 .tii, a. :. IN
~ REpftFLp HD-Physiugnuu.v--O tte sleca q,
he srlhsn and Social Pscuiues-t-sruaIy I'm ~ q. n
Rev D. bErHUNE-Ho Holland ils HISTORY, Trade thaff''
.er &c.-Feb IL, All Pm.
Hon JoHs W EpNoSns-Thg Constitution AID Free IN
.tnitioas Of oar CouutN-F"b 18Th II 2! PM.
70 Members can obtain heir Tickets ~ he AZ lfvn
uces's LhHr. ijii ~ Jo.N A BUNTING ChSirmSi
~ Liquid Hair Dye, Improved 10 - 10 eoor NE
hs,r or whskefs the ueui applied without Tie ieAs
intlrt /, entirely free om unpleasant 0dof aud can he
washed with The strongest soap Immediately sap eJ
without waiting 10 dry For sale, or arphed a. bATeHti
os's VIZ Factory. I Wsllrt iuyloItlhNSa'
rs Water-Cure institutes.-Dr TRAIL rece ives
patients ~ his ltuus cN cstebushnenL 10 Lal4 ~
tis providod with hAihng rooms. some OF which
are Aept warm dHv ard night dunng the Geld season The
cOlnuy establishment al Oyster nay, L l. WI. ito lep
Aprl ~ ill-
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IL will has be perceived ,ha' the entire amount Of claims
ed inelsd.us interest eli la6iues stipulated TO bear
interest," amounts to sTHlS<T1 IS and according 10 the
value gpei them they worth 10 the oovetnrst'
esssoee7S, in par funds
The SA,PpiHg List gives the annexed experts
rom this pori from lfh ols,h Feb.
To LsvsrrcSoo hhls Flour 6Sl do Potk - DO Potash
4S do Retu $50 30 Tupenune lO2 81 bush Corn SSs 10
Wheat ST. Beef 81 DO Flax seed 81 casks Poft Nioe,
hh5s Tobacco C4le - 30 Manufactured ~ $50 DO Bacon,
A7se$ DO Lard 407oS 90 Cheese uns Camw ood 10 do
loswooe, 6osS gsls Lard o.. STsl do Sperm on aces
Slaves.
10 Leassa.lco bills Pofk, Ana 30 rarpeny.re, ST. DO
kesp, g Rice cases OH Peppermint S1ooo S,sves
LIST Tes ~ SSs do Bacon S6S7 do Cheese, 80 dc
Lard, 3saSts do Oh Cake 81 ,,Go S,aves
Is GlasseS2l ebs Flour, TOO do Po,ash Les DO Resin,
SSS hush Cora o. tuns LosvSCo3, Also gas Sperm Oh
1llo ns Manufactured Tobacco
~ lrsasS6Ss bbs -Four ~ DO Tar 500 do Resin Sc .o
easa Cora. soc StsyeG
=, ssss-lS esls Potash Is 30 Pearlssb, l65 ss Rice
Ny& bs LAID. 10 600 Saves
Mor,s.4ss-est hels Ressn so bags PEPPER e1ss.
w f~pfsrmsnl lSl tans i0swooi n (QN Slaves
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WILSON. LeghOrn Tat manufacture. Lieh'i-v
-. flll house above Twer;ysiHtlst 81 SIDE Fofsols
hsvr. Lreharu tonuels " Us tzvs hen Altered
hsh arstc shape without Any appearance Of pncing, s
f.s esshsshul-rL Z Ia
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y AND OrhERS.-Tne Rocky BsE Mining Company
OF rriS yvoud give uCuoe thst they have lew slare
la ssa Company 10 dispose o. 70 ihose wishing 20 work %
The mines o. - send persons tor thai purpose nus
Company oI,ued N yvly at In The mines % CSor-
ma on tie Middle Foik OF he American River 'of ne par
rose ofu!ng said nNef ard securing re goa ~ me ocd
e. accomplish wlch 1-S ser0ss "a i ca e.
The Rocky Bsr" 90 yarts n length shout IL iye wide
esn buL and Wser gSraed iaa T. Ard .srge elGnules
Of ,od iskcu oct ~ lie time % Tie Suspension ~ ile
woA On sccouul % The .acaess u ne ses-o1 The Con
psuv CONSISTING orginalv OF a. leiphers deemed eIpe
dent 20 Increase their nsmoe b. H. &c ou OF 20 shSee
p,ri.0n q which are - DC d'spcsed of IL ts -lSkv
Tb.s Company have aiken posse ca Of he chet portion
o. he mines and their rgh, indispgisoe 40
81 TIRE race SSoruss sptnci1 water power for carr
machinery 10 grut ne goN oesng ecaT1, heb IS ioano
se 10 A incNh4asube oXie0t TIE book, 81 he COMPS
Nv snd he nO.g interesting specimens exhibited wiz e.
rlsszrc.s a. thef o1ce 5sWsst Primes building, hrc
door JANIS bELAf AN ScSlrAN
Ncw.l Oh. Febrrarv. ISL. III ~