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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
ANOTHER GREAT CURE IN THE CITY OF
NETWORK,
BY sCHNCK,s PuLMONIc sYRup

BY SCHNCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
~ This Is TO certify that about four years ago wu
mken with VIC en cough, and Of raising thick bloody
matter and difficulty Of breathing pain in the len aide
iever aud night sweos oss Of appetite and strength my
Mesh was almost wasted uwey; every Spring and Fall
would have an attack Of this hind that cona not work
esch Time would get much worse had the attention Of
ee OF -FOUR different pJ sicsns from whom received 40
ren' ihey all said that my lungs badly affected
Au "s one lnat came to see me sounded ms be shook
DIS he1d and ead one lung was sound and the osr soa
"Ssed away He prescribed come simple rnede,n. VII eh
had 10 efectGt all and be camo to see me assp Al
this ] wss Induced to Try scHENcR's Pulmonic syru |
dld not receive any benefit from is unu had taken thrs
BOXES ou! apparently got worse; 10y cough was len, md
diyi hWas with great difficulty could get breath Nh
friends, as wei as myself thought my time was short ia
IBIS world But all al once was taken with one Of nv
violent srea Of coughing, when something gave way and
raised as near as eau tell, three half pins TO a Of
Doody matter and corruption the most horrible stu ever
e." or smelL From that Time gaia0d very fast con-
unued raising more or less for some time Continual
taking the medicine until had taken seventeen bottas A.
this time conaidered myself well and began 10 vo,t
'gen This was In the Fall have regsned my strength
and hesh and have enjoyed the best Of health ever snes
TINS Is psn short history Of ny case and is ths truth
Any person DESTROYS Of further particulars can call upon
me at my residence ITO Twenhst. Ne w.York.
Ne'c- York. June 10. WAN HoIDyR
Price 81 per bottle, or bottles for g.
CLIcKENER l. Co. 81 Bsrclsy-sl are tie Agents lst
New-YoIk ard vicinity
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

20 0LSiNs UNION HAT, Riho1sa rsrs.rk,h,- -,
N'uee eppears 70 have created rureh irr,t,ao, "a
len' n cersii quarters. A g'ol macy f,..,u. -.
uPon rave tsen aiiempei; but the public. who ~.
~" VI 'er OWE siek % 9 ORIGINAL being ursb e prob,
w " appreciate IKE a. tirr o,on e-e-se good b,,l
no' o'e 10 value or become unc1rre1i because
q. been eounserseie1i can y,a persuade sav ma,
reject filTer dollar because he coin has been i.
fe"ieT Il Is lost 90 with Hats bad eosy ONLY 49,.
ne demand ioT he orginal Tor everybody 49,.
II me unng etpied Was destitute n merit m a.. =, =,
iahe he pains u initiate H. Again II q, ,la,,sr -,
pocely rendered shapesss a5d worthless, In ia 49, y
bringing popular and fashionable ertc,e Ia si,-., a
opjeci h equally oayioua ard DO s'ienp II made i. an A.,
'ciigcri oompculiy, t'weYs rccoul upon Tie s.tbo-
OEHiS uuccnisnds hat n Consequence Of lhs ru.h A.,
bis Union Het suushroom Growth Of f,sres o. As san.
name bee spfurg up IA various pats OF hs city Ta,h,
conicerf tie highest compliment that coud have bess nj,
TO ne light graceful s1d corvcaielt arcs which has S.r
90 eumsly pifased. Moreover &c has afforded tas pusu
sn0'her opportunity Of nskeg comparison between a.
style material ard finish Of GESIs Hat and those Of TIA
articles pat forward In competition with IT, and thus dOus
him friendly service
The sales OF the original Union Hat large from the 6s
have been nearly quadped since The rag limitations wen.
thrown into the market and bis only fear that II bosus
competition 10 kept up will be utterly impossible Tor a,
inventor to supply the demand for the senulns GENx
fabric.
Under thess circumstances GENS in the most friendly
and eoueistory spirit respectfully solcs the halter. Va,
have followed In hs scoke TO back water Taersi.
plenty ofroom asru and he intends TO hang out ae gl
from time to Tine In order to guide them Ia the pgososrou.
course which, with fall head OF slesIn the wind RIM
sbs and everything set allow and alofv he Ia now mer
y feehng As my uncle Toby observed TO the y 90 ,,
GENs to etch competitor, go Thy ways there Ia room
enough In the world for thee and me-
GcNIN would have bic friends and customers undeutrd
that the Union Hat not Hat for estate occssons but,
convenient light ard handsome undress chapeau. II.
splendid dress Hat is desired be recommends his beautiful
Rocky Mountain Beaver, which In contour richness spd
hnGh canno, be- excelled. He also keeps hand an In
mense assortment OF Psnsmss Leghons and every dscp
don Of straw Hats for gentlemen as we'll as fancy isbhs
for children. GENlN, 2lf Broadway,
opposite S. PAM.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
New-Mexico-,rhe Danger More Immi-
ucut.
The Washington correspondent Of the
Erening Post, writes as follows:

The Washington correspondent Of the
Erening Post, writes as follows:
The private adyices received here within a few
| days from Santa Fe prove conclusively tina. Col.
Monroe Military Commander and 50 called Civil
| Governor, IS an agent, perhaps only voluntary
agent, OF Texas, IN her violent attempt 10 extend
| her jurisdiction over Neg. Moxiou. It is shown
that the Project Of the frontier district opposite
FL Paso, who resigned his commission on the invi
tation OF the Texan Commissioner, took that course
upon the recommendation Of Monroe. IL is further
stated that as soon as Monroe heard of the arrival
ofNeiehbors within the boundaries Of New Mexico
be invited him to come TO Santa Fe, and organize
that county. make this statement on the faith Of
private letters, 10 the delegate here. That the
United States is to be robbed Of her title to this
territory, by the connivance Of her own servants
IL clear enough, and that Slavery is to be carried
over free territory by the same agency is more
than probable. Its fact not generally known,
that hen Beard, the regularly delegated agent of
Texas sent there 10 establish her dominion. de.
parted from Santa FG last autumn, he left as his
representative one DloD, the principal wagon
master in the employ Of the army, with injunction
TO leave no means unused for the establshmentof
the claim to that region Of country The man thus
held two appointments, one under the General
Government and another under Texas He con-
trolCd al the paid and voluntary followers OF the
camp, most Of whom were in some Way or other
course had no difficulty in Masking them fast and
finn friends Of Texas to which State, in fact most
Of them belonged. The late riot at Santa Fe and
perhaps the beginning Of a civil war, was excited
by the disorderly conduct Of these fellows, Gnd
their III regulated zeal for the cause upon which
they supposed their bread depended.
In such a state of things what is nom
interference but resigning everything to
Slovorv Apd g ,ot n I,,,ct ...-. go -
ment which will secure the independence Of
New-Mexico better than leaving her to the
tender mercies Of these Texan agents open
Or disguised? According to the above state
ment-and we see no reason to doubt its
ruth-tho fate Of the Territory is certain
unless promptly obyiated by Congress. Let |
is hope that no time will be lost in proyid- !
ng against this danger.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
The Baak Case--Nurder0us Assaults.
MynPuts Monday InDe 4


On Saturday, evening the case of the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank came before the Court, on
the part Of DR.. +. Fowkes aud others, that assets
of the Bank should be placed under their control,
which motion was resisted by General Coe as At.
torRey for portion Of the creditors. Gen. Coe had
read a communication, previously signed by
King ard Treg, to the effect that such
resistance on his part would be treated by
them as q private and personal matter. The
argument was def,rsd 20 some other day
Coe and ConneIl left the Court room and were
met by TT g and lis friends there is diversity Of
opinion as to which commenced the assault but
the general opinion is that Trigg commenced the
attack on C0nnel and in the Melee, Coo shot and
killed Trigg general fight ensued when Coe
was attacked by three different parties and shot in
the back and fell-and up to the present hour his
case is considered doUbtfuL-Connell and Gains
closcd aud both severely wounded.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
THE ExPLosIon In IMAGINE sr

ffSnes Edward Hyde ofGj PeArBsL Brooklyn, was one
u 'ue meat severely buried and Injured by h dreadful
i@Aiy sLd 50 reported by tho Reaef conuiiloe He
Was deemed hopeless By de attending Physician bat
application Of "he genuine Dseys Extractor relieved
bin nom The intense suffering and pain IN from IS 70
~ minutes, and effected entire cure without marx OF
scar OF any kind These facts qualified 70 By BenDel
HYDE the isher ofhe ycung man. before NJ Mayor Cop
sn5, and certified b. Rev. James L. Hodge Pastor First
Baptist Church, Brooklyn who himself had obtsDed As
article from tie proprietor for this especial esss Aards
Gus eauphene that Eel destroyer Of NE AID beauty eeOes
harmless lie genuine DALEY SALvE Be a. basa. 70 be
applied forthwith.
Mind he genuine sn.ce il z Few enyeiop, aud mach
larger boxes at The PTOpEelors eeP0, AIS Broadway.
II DALEY
For sale by HsviIsrd, Keess Co; A b D. SANDS;
G. " Clekener Co. ard al Rushton'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
Later IRON Havnna.

CHAELrsToT, Tuellay, lane lis P e.
b. tho label arrived here we lean that 81 phi.
sorers at Havana. volunteers sBl crews Of the
GeoEg'ana and Sarah Loud, are bsing igied IN the
Marine Couit. The D,..ilh and American Couiuls
were present The trial is Ist concluded bat il is
ruppoled the captains Of the vessel vii be punished
and tie remainder cleared. The report Of another
invasion by men in the steamer Fanny is incorrect,
as the Fanny was at Key West bound to New
York No news of any other attemp. now in pro-
gress, and nothing else important per Isabel.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
Suppression OF Socialist LeuruaI, in
France.

The Paris correspondent Of the Commey-
ci0t Advertiser writes as follows in reference
to the outrageous suppression by the GOV
eminent Of the Socialist Journals Of that
city:
lbs correspondence has not failed to call yozr
S1'esion 10 the conspiracy formed two months ayo
uy Tie Ministry and the Rejection IN hoax ~ IN
me socialist presses at Psrs, one bvope. la pr
an Ptnff was TO be the first victim Tost ueoL /
recorded IT'S disnppearanoc crushed under tie
weight Of It's prosecutions. Its couductor NJ Tn
eraud, las been condemned again this UeoI 40
.ls' 10 WI. Ichsin 10 PRISON nearly fur wears and
pay auOu1 Ten thousand francs. This week. eno.
tner paper La D6EOcTGfic P0cifgre. bsg -,
killed OF IL the same way. TSooC ;,s s1 ooeH
anc conductors have been compelled n v f,o1, ~,
country athrd is Ii prison; once al lis mattel
nave been destroyed By order Of Governpoen, -.
circulation has been forbidden in five den.-,-..i,.-
winch are kept permanently in 4 state Of sie,a''
Its subscribers have been perS secuted H., ,L.S5e'
Whole editions have been seized time and sifsi- =,
the mails It's carriers have been arrested ana o,.-
It's printer, mensced b. Government with H. 80,
rhg OF DIS Incense has declined 10 print the manor
any longer NO choice was left it had IN dis
The next victim will be la ReDgblioae N, -.
last week us carrier to the post oiBee he. M
arrested twice, and set 81 liberty in A fev hoTrs.
twelve or fifteen city carriers are arrested Jsg,-
and It's whole edition for the country. and nor, -
that Tor The city, have been several times SEED :,
The post Office and in It's publishing office. If,bsss
yexstions asd consequent losses DO rot LIN :. :.
will be indicted to death -
TIE ar viii soon be cOmmencedon tho g D.,
= lie Stce'c, -" EEtcreucrr' ard "Ie C~,d;t' T..
Iced i has been already commenced by the Pile
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
The Fight with the sDanIards a Hoax.
LlNoTllT IoTfesp 0nlclce q ne IHbll'.
WAsnINGToN Monday. June 10.

WAsmNGToS, Monday, June 10.
It is confidently stated this morning, apparently
on good authority, that the story which so ag.ated
the City yesterday Of a collision between American
and Spanish vessels of war in the Gulf, aud the
capture Of tie former by the latter with the conse
quent imprisonment of our Consul was wholly un-
founded. l hardly believe that whole-cloih
lie should have obtained such general currency and
belief ! Twas out Of town when it was set in mo-
ton, and only returned toward night to find it in
very general circulation no one expressing doubt
Of It's truth. Being Sunday, it was impossible to
test its accuracy by inquiries at the Departments,
while few or none would, on that day, choose TO
call on anymember of the Cabinet. If the whole
were the device Of some wag, or the contrivance
Of a Spectator, it was very skllully timed. had
it directly from two different Members Of Con-
gress whom presumed to be well informed but
it now seems otherwise. l trust few will regret
that no such disaster has befallen the country as
collision with Spain at this time must prove-a
disaster il we were defeated, and not less 20, il We
were to prove successful he.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
Latest from Havnna-lIarke.s.

NEw.ORLrASs, Saturday, June g.
The Ohio has arrived here from Havana, with
dates TO the eth inst
Gen. Lopez arrived here yesterday, and was ar
rested He appeared this morning before the Dis
trint Cnnrt, and his examination is just finished
He Las been sent for trial before the L. s. Commits.
sioners. Bail fixed at $4,000
The sales Of CoTToY for the week amount 70
1880 bales, and prices unaltsred Kidding ba, bsen
sold o. II l Fir at l3c. The receipts ~ ID So hrn
pors are 6A0tO bel 1d Inst FL0UR frm or tosrv
blands Go held At 81 5C0S7 75 Ness PoRK is a
81. Prime LARD has advanced from n to7 suGGe
firm a. 71c ' ~~ !"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

who arrest he vendors and forbid the sale at Pari
They arc also forbidden at Lyons. NJ. dc Girard n
las not been arrested but he has been cited 10 APP
pear before the Court Of Correctional Police for
signing c certain petition. Louis BlInc's monthly
magazine viii probably die out His printer retas-
Cd 70 Tubiish the leading article Of the last num-
Der and other printer would accept the responsi-
blty. What the article was is not known. The
tone Of the Democratic press, without exception,
is pacific. Pierre Leroux has published an elo-
queni letter % his constituents, exhortn3 them 70
tranquility. These exh0rations Of all the principal
nen Of the party have hal their effect in Ginning
the citizens deprived oftheir rights
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

THIS is THE ACE FOR REFORM AND IMPRoysMEs,r Tho
patent tapestry threepy and patent tapestry ingram Car
Peung has caused complete revolution n the Csrps, trade
Those who have not purchased seen that ne and bean.
uul article, which offered moderate price ssoad not
defer II Rnyonger They cannot be found n any oths,
warehouse In the States but the celebrated cheapest Ca.
pet Establishment 10 the United Ststes 80 Bowery Hnlx
ANDERsoSs The six spacious show rooms Of that famous
chesp warehouse fully stocked with elegant treepr
and ingram CArpe.ug, Rugs Oh Cloths, Window Shades
SC very cteap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
For California.

We shall issue Tomorrow Morning the
XXXIId number Of The Tribune for Gull
.folnia, Oregon and the ,SaadWich Islands.
1t will contain all the late and important
news up to the time i! is sent to press.
Persons desiring copies Of this paper are re
questedt apply at our desk today. Single copies,
in wrappers ready for mailing, sxpence
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
The Postage T:esorm-House Bill.
Editorial Co,reeporderce.

AaAtetll4 No4lct folSc1lt
WAsnrNcTow Mondsy, June 10.
Mr.. POTTER Of Ohio Chairman Of tho
House Committee on the PostOTce, has
nearly perfected tie Cheap Postage bill,
and would have quite done 50 but for the
recent absence Of several members OF his
Committee from the City. 1 understand its
leading provisions will DO
LettT8-For letter weighing less than
quarter Of an ounce, conveyed any Dis.
lance this side Of the Rio Granle, three
ceutsifpaid in advance, otherwise I've cents.
II conveyed to California or Oregon, proba-
bly, the present rates-not settled. Circu-
lal the same as letters.
Stamps Of Prepaid Postage to be sold in
quantities Of not less than fifty dollars
worth at a reduction Of ten per cent.
Ne'cspapers.-Any paper of less than
1900 square inches, if delivered within the
State where printed, half cent per copy;
il out of the State, one cent
These are the outlines. AS yet there is
no provision for abolishing the Franking
Privilege, yet that must come. The Reform
will be incomplete without it. And yet, as
a compromise, l would take all l could get
this Session and come for more next Winter.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

By the way: Mr.. DUER Of our State has
been widely reported as having given notice
Of purpose to offer, in substance, Mr..
Clay's bill as substitute for the California
bill when the time for voting shall have ar
rived. lie did no such thing. What he
proposed to offer was the Presidents plan
with some notifications. think the House
will vote down all amendments. nc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
Suicide by Comedian.

bOsIONl Tuelday Juno IT.
James Vincent, comedian Of the National The
eter, shot himself upon the platform of the Fitch
burgh Railroad this morning, while on his way fiom
Concord to Boston, aud died shortly after. He
wandered of last night supposed insane.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
Celebration,

BosroS, Tuesday June H.
The Sons Of Temperance are having great cele-
bration, twenty three States represented. One
thousand delegates are presen. from New-York,
making fine appearance in the procession this
forenoon. There is great assemblage on the
Common this afternoon.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
The Mayor Of Washington and !
Exempfi0u.
lrs CIay's Heaith-Prospects Of che ComprO-
misc.

Special Di,2Ifcs 10 TIE Tribune.
WAsHINGToN. Tuesday, June H.
Mr. CLAY WEE out walking this morning bright
and early. He has nearly recovered from the
Cholera Morbu'. Gnd is quite unframed by the
speech Of Mr Benton. He will make no reply to
the Coonels personalities. His confidence in the
senate's passage of the Compromise is strength.
ened by yesterday proceedings. Ho.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
BUSINESS NOTICES.

~ BAREvs's AasRIcAS MUSEUM 10 sAout 80. !,
fsoFening The new Lecmre Room 10 a fnDerb 49,.
~ ~ elegantly hsied NJ, and vii h5li oco peoole n
ed uere fret ~ 'Nf'7ts 4
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
EXDlOaInn.

PHILADELPHIA, Monday, June llth 1880
Il boiler IN the snuff mandatory of Messrs
Cooper Walter situated in Spring Garden, ex.
pOded t'-dy which carried away The roof of the
building, and Injured several person some NOR.
"a ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
Ln,cr from EeroPe.

The Dispatch Of the Canada's news, three
DAYS later than tha.received by The Atlantic,
will be found on our first page. Want of
space compels US TO defer until tomorrow
our remarks on the latest aspect Of Euro
nean roliiics.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
Dir. IYebsfer's Case,

Bosros, Tuesday, June II.
The Supreme Court OF this State met today, TO
hear arguments In various Law cases. TIE appeal
for new trial in Doctor Webster's case was not
reached. but twill be taken up 10 day or two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

HOLD! YOU ARE IN DAseERl-You, sir! Yes you Of
iosing heopPoruniiy Of securing Of KSoxs besgfa
ROCKY Mountain Beaver Hats. They are selling "a
pdly than them 'ere cskes" In cold weather aud you
don't hasten to i1s Fulton-st vou will ose prize.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

" TEE CHINFsz MUsFuM a. indeed w., -
.tM The Living Chinese. male and f-usle Ola a. es
, LatLus Las Piseed there, are srong TIE nost ~
able eurios.nes OF he rge. The Ctiress besu.S A.
vating creature SS~Ny " reap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

SUMNER HATs.-Geruine Rocky Mountain White BeaY
ers Panama Hats OF various styles and quaires Straw
Haia Of great variety. WARNOCKS, Hsiters
. Rr,ad srsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

E' WATCHES of all descrip ions and prices may 10
found at J. Y. SAyAcEs, % Futonst Watches sold BY
him Invariably warranted to keep tie correct tise-
The kicheieu everpontea Gold Pels are also sold BY
j. s. who ia sole manufacturer The Pens are TOO wei
known to The public to require any praise from us
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

NHlo's -Roma,ee ~ Realty iseeldss,v o.s ., 3,
pes' modem eonedesl ulrsbly renie-sd bsse b.
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THE RESIDENTS or sRooKLYN

In want Of elegant Bridal Cards, Envelops and Csk.
Boxes or Of an eegaut Silver Door Plate can take the ON
nibus al Tho Fulton Ferry and ride direct to EyERDsLu
5e2 Broadway corner DuGae.s where they will find d,
above articles In great variety and OF the most fashionable
paterns Mr. EvERDELL has also branch store Al WAL
st. for the accommodation of his downtown customer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12

WAsHSGroS, Tuesday JonsIL
Henry Clay leit the Senate Chamber this day a.
about II O'Clock. being indiSposed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-06-12
BY TELEGRAPH TO THE NETWORK TRIBUNE,
For Proceedings of Congress see First Page.
spirit of the wasbington Press To-day.
BY S-eeial Dispateh 10 The Tribune
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June II.

ny oHccNt Dtspdtch 70 Inc igi0unf.
WASHINGTON, Tuesday, June IL.
The Onion has nearly two columns bearing
down severely upon letter addressed by Hon
Daniel Wallace of S. C. to his constituents The
letter is probably from the pen Of Senator Foote
Mr.. Richie also pronounces the speech of NJ
Benton in the Senate, yesterday, puerile and
ridiculous, and harps still what be calls the tenn
porzing policy Of the Administration.
The Republic gives strong leader on the family
quarrel between the opponents of the Compromise
and the sole organ. 1t thinks the Union would
Lave been less tame but fox fear OF the new organ.
The Mayor of Washington and Homestead
Exemption.
Special Dapdiei 70 The TTibvn,.
WAsHINGToS, Tuesday, June H.
Mayor Lenox. on his Inauguration yesterday, de-
clared in favor Of Homestead Exemption and Judi
cial Reform
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NEW-YORK TRIBUNE.
NEw-YoRK. wEDNesDAY JUNE ia.

ADvrRrnEmENTs.-F For Auctions see third page,
ard California steamers see seventh.