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OBITUARY.
OBEIUNNf.
/, Miss MARY ELIZABETH HOWARD, in

Died, the 10th inst Miss MARY ELIZABETH HOWARD, in
the 25th of her
recording amiabe young lady
the hand of friendship however unworthy, would little
of her and dcpoe vita
unaffected SORROW upon early grave There nothing
attractive either 10 the sight OF angels of those lovely
which distinguish the senter and surely the
OF possessed them eminent degree Those
much loyedso modest, atec
obedien admire and When
which hnd been her family visited be
the angel that watched by the bedside
suffering pain In works Of she always active
where good TO be
psed. gone gone the first aumnal month"; When
flowers ard falling leaves adnonh that those
Ccnsumptons had touched fragile
and dropped olng
bal for etcnal life beyond the
> her memory
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In a large village in Dorsetshife not lar from the
.ountyown an intelligent man went recently into the
house OF a some what respectable woman who keeps a
general shop in the village and who Is the mother OF
numerous family; and seeing her with large family
Bible open before her. and several Of her children col
lected around while she cutting and pairing their
t,nrs might drop on the leaves OF the Bible he asked
her why she did this Suspecting BY her manner that
she had some object in view, Judge OF his surprise when
ren lei the cuttings fall on the open Bible, rha, they
may grow up to he honss. They will never steal u the
nails are cut over the Bible'-Notes and Queries.
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NATosAL HALLThe excellent performances Of the MonplaisT
Troupe nightly in their We doubt whether
present other Ballet Company this which
wnoe produce effectively Besides Madame
Monsieur Monpa whose artistic skill and accomplishment
the order the Troupe embraces half
ioers have during their made
great audience Among may
particularly NJ Corby the dancer and panonimis,
Bondn. The Spanish ballet Friday
nng received throughout by the whole audience with Juror
applause We engagement Troupe be
extended through The coming week.
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~ pos,Asi5 MsNoRY.-The New York correspondent,
mina unglon Courier relates the following "A friend
zen oauy offered wager that his daughter, girl
~ If oo, would repeat ifom memory the entire
min ,y page OF any single copy OF New York Sun
outse that thu. paper Is almost wholly Allied with ad.
u p,,s considering the want OF connexion between
kmsn "phs, and the number and rety Of the sdvsr-
va ,h' - thought might safely venture v, 80 20.
k,bm,, ,u Pnge oil that days issue. Imagine my as.
Supg M. however, when tho next day the talented
J lsnn accompanied by her father. called upon me,
nPeAtsd the contents OF the entire seven column.
kano - Msfaf'r'. regard this q remarkable
IW.t u me magic power Of memory
nave heard il said that there is anecdote current
slrn'osmed circles Of London society, that Mr. Ma
nay' the historian. once committed to memory in the
twenly-four hours and actually recited, an entire
Ouo OF the Times newspaper, advertisements and all
"acanlay's memory was characterized by Sidney
o as "a tremendous engine Of colloqua oppression
aaondge his fellow students nickname him Ma
Yaiay' The omniscient,
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From our Baltimore Correspondent.

BALTIMORE, Sept 2-5 p. m.
Our city Is so dull present that there is scarcely any.
thing 10 write about The political campaign progress
ing iii great vigor, and the prospects OF gallant cham
pion are daily improving hope send you good
count Wednesday next.
The new whig penny paper, called the Morning News
made its appearance this morning II IL handsomely print
ed and gives evidence Of industry that VIII insure
cess.
Tx MAsKEr Sales to-day Of 200 bbls. Howard stree
-four at 81 81. Grain is unchanged. Whisky, % 2
cents.
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Instructive exhibition that visited
L this country be held CARUsps SALOON Wednes-
day THURSDAY Friday, and satudaythe 2ab, 23tb, tb and
27th-iour nights.
The universally acknowledged best Panorama Ae1anders
maxni6c.nt and picturesque HISTORICAL PANORAMA
World together with the beautiful OF the
Lords Last Supper and the Resurrection.
sublime nd intended
great work-THE CREATION OF THE WoRLD-as described
In VIEW OF THE GARDEN
EDEN sublime and beautiful scenery
from the the AWFUL DESTRUCTION OF THE
woRLD BY THE GREAT DELUGE
ticket 80 tickets admitting gentleman
ladies 81; children % cents
Doors open al 7 O'clock moving
24-du
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Odu Fo.lows' Hail.
BENEFIT OF MISS RIOS AMoND.

Impease Sueeess--Third Week.
TIME celebrated orignAI CARNCFOss FAMILY announce
Washington vicinty they
H@E OK MosDAY EVENING, September 20,
every evening during week, with
change oi program me nightly.
commence n O'Clock.
cents principal
and nj The Hail
sep2e-u J. &. NICHOLS, Agent
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ay A. GREEN. Auot,oneer,

By A. GREEN. Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE At AUCTION
shall
Liable, Pennsylvania between 18th 18TH
s,ee nearly Wizards Hotel Al 70 O'Clock large
housato6 ant kitchen furniture,
sofn marbte-top dressing and other bureaus
dining CENTRE and other tables
Mahogany rocking, parton hail, and other chairs
and low bedstaads
Wa,bstands, toilet sets, feather beds
Hair mattresses, large and good
bedding
One par splendid vases, and 6ne manie clock first
piece
PaTlp hall astral and other lamps F
mansl ornaments, &c
rarior, chamber, and other carpets, 'natings
Lafge gilt frame and other looking glasses
Lounges, iirhttands clothes racks, sc.
Auditons, shoveIe, tongst and tenders
gold -bgnd China tea set, frut-tand
And a good lot Of glass, crockey, and stonewne
radiator other with large assortment OF
kitchen requisite
Also, eight large school benches, and large LOT Of nmps
and credit OF
for satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
septe7-d A. GREEN, Aucuoneer
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VALUABLE THREE-sToRY BRICK HOUSE AND LOT Al
Y AuCrtONOn Tuesday, The 30ih shall SELL the
premises O'Clock, good three story brick house.
which stands, IL being lot
square fronting Sixth between Pennsy
Missouri street. containing ~ feet
ming n alley The hous. u good repair built
he b.stma thick walls, and stone basement
Terms balance in twelve, and
eighteen months the purchaser giving for the deferred
bearing day OF deed gwen and deed
OF taken. Title pdispo,abe.
sept ps-3 Auctioueer,
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"Feysu BLOOD" The Salem Gazette says the whig
Marty only wants little fresh blood They have sucked
ami, Masonic blood, abolition blood free soil blood,
ITnion blood coalition and anti. coalition blood, and
tbev want some fresh blood. No wonder. Probably
that's all they do want" fresh blood-siacs the old
comoound has got stale. Where can they get it
800 ~ Hartford Timss.
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VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTpN.--on Monday,
TIC Instant shalt scl The prcfses at O'Clock p ~
lots q g. G. p, 10, in No 76f The above
~ebed property south and streets ~ feet niche.
each be ID ID ali sd,inng but viii be
lots purchasers The whole contains about Vo
square feet -. .uo.,,,.. A..
giving bearing from day Of sale deed
siveu and deed OF trust taken x,x,
Sept 26--@ h"c"o"ee'
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By DYER g. Mcguire. Auoaoncer-.

rALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.-efu Mon
day afternoon september, the premises, Mt O'Clock
we shall being of No 8, in No
substantial
apd Tory brick dwelling and back building
Bepuoean House, owned and recently occupied
by fny,
The property worthy attention Of capitalists and EN-
braces many which be appreciated by
ami Of premises.
Terms balance equal instalmenrs Of one and
WV $500 DYER Mcguire,
sept I'D Anetoneors,
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Farmers and Mechanics Bank MOI Faiisd.

NEWARK IN. J) Sept 26.-Thc Daily Advertiser has q
despatch reliable source dated New Brunswick TO
day which states the failure Of the Farmers and Me-
chances Bank is unounded The bank has been doing
lair and legitimate busces, and abundanty able 10 mee
ell its Indebtedness Its present liabilities are below
$50 900.
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Election Of a Nep York Episcopal Bishop.

New YoGK, Sept 26-Tbe Protestant Episcopal ccnven-
ton Re Dr. Creighton bishop the S.h ballot or
clerical vote 81 10 choice. and CreiRh-
on received l05 or the lay vote, IS aud
Creighton received 81 Wainwright, II scattering, T.
Creighton then declared unanimously chosen.
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nAU.E Of q Tub, Rattle cr the Hooks anna = Dis
OF the spirit by
i,s.r 4 sin completes in voluue. Price szx cenn
a.o, " FRANCk TAYLOR.
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The Washington Telegraph is very severe on Mr., Sec
rotary Stuart, who made a speech in Boston which
'sproved woful failure" He said he knew what
true greatness "untl he found il in Massachusetts"
and he would Ego back to Old Virginia to mpart The lesson
to her y He also stated that Virginia 'stands by the
Union jdst Massachusetts does " Massachusetts has
laely elected United States who is notorious
abolitions Of the commercial classes nearly
cry man is tnctured with fanacism Hence it that
the capitalists got Mr.. Fillmore and play kind OF
from her abolition riosfor the southern merchants have
spent that amount in other cities. which usually went to
object TO putting New England which has made most of
her wealth by legislation that has impoverished multi.
tudes -Wheeting (Vd) Argus.
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NIarslanI's sale.

DY virtue issued from the clerks Of
the District OF Columbia for The
county Washington shall public
Tuesday the Goth Of September instant before the
the folowf described
property Lot No No 292 lot No ~ in square
No $40 lot No. In
No 37 lot g. square No 2 No. SIS
lot No T. in square square No. $50 seized
iudlcisIs and
October tenn, 1851. RICHARD WALLhCh,
4-dt3ohsep Marshal, D. Z.
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ny c. w. BorELER. Auot,oneer.

by c. w. BOrErER. Auot.oneer.
GALE OF HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Ar AUCTrON-on
10 O'Clock st
residence declining Housekeeping
street house street. collection of house
hold which IL nearly
sistng part OF, viz
Mahogany sor,, mahogany spring chairs
dgans, marble top centre table
DO aud other foct n chairs
Parlor, chamber, and carpeung
Solar lamp ard girandoes
Dining and breakfast tables
Bedsteads, beds, and
Bureaus, wast-tsnds, toilet tables /.
Looking glasses, crockery, and glass
Cooking and other stoves, kitchen reuuisises, he.
Terms All of and under S15, s25 credit OF
sixty and days. approved endorsed bearing interest
+g@# q. w. poTELtR,
Sept 23-stfT WFsatAds Auchoneer
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Death of Lucius Lyon.

DETROIT, (Mich.,) Sept rs The Hon. Lucus Lyon, for
mey United States senator from his state died in this
city yesterday morning, al half past one o'clock.
Mr.. Lyon widely known, and one OF our most es-
teemed citizens.
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For the Union.


1
How infinitely above mau's wisdom is God s~wisdom |!
now uhseachabIe His judgments, and His ways past
hndns outF' good and pious man--whose aim was
alone 70 advance The Of the gospel and perform his
duty 10 his neehbor, and who earnestly pursued that aim
according 10 the light OF his comprehension, with simple
devotion aud unselfsh benevoencswas seized BY those
VINO wished to she religious inquiry, and for twelve
long years confined in pson-consgned 10 social death
lie gneVed that his usefulness thus to his finite
apprehension pafyzed by bonds and forcby elected
as he thought from the vineyard Of his Master where he
sought 10 labor. But mark the wisdom of God +" Had
Bunyan been discharged. and allowed enjoy liberty he
no douol would have returned 10 his trade filling up his
intervals OF leisure with field preaching His name would
mol nave survived his generation. and he could have
done lille Tor the religious Improvement OF mankind
Beng cut oil from the external world he commaned with
his own soul, and inspired by Him who touched saahs
lips WIN hre, he composed the nobes Of all aegories,
the merit OF which frs, discovered by the lowly bat
which Is now lauded by the refined critics. and
which has done more TO awaken pey and to enforce the
precepts OF Christian morality, than all the that
have been published by all the preales of the Christian
church" w.
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Spppossd arrest OF Piach,ney.

The Farmers Hotel and Is buildings River street
were destroyed by fire to.day--oss $4,000
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J. FRANCIS CLEMENTS,

Attorney and Counssior at Lau,
adjoining
w counties Of Maryland and Vireinia-
especially claims for Of the revolution
Once on Louisiana avenue, been ~ and 9th streets
l2-coom
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pErRoir Sept 10 The Jury in the railroad case, after
being our nearly Ten hours O'Clock last
evening and rendered verdict o. guilty. as 20 twelve
prisoners.
Annexed the names
Willard Cham pon. Lyman Cham piou f. J. Price VIM
Gavin, o. d. Williams, Aaron Mount Era.ms smith
Ebenezer Famham, Army Fiby, and l. Price Smith and
Farnham recommended TO the mercy OF the court
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The Pacific sailed to-day with 10 passengers,
and $500, 900 in specie.
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CARDThe attention Of rubc is respectfully requested y
N our stock Of rich eshiet French China d"ne a
ann Tea service mantel cut glass wsro s'e'
double and with genera, assortment
n Of which has been selected VIII
great from IN. best expressly Tor the city trade
exceedingly cash, liberal credit io
| satisfactory paper ,,,,o . x.e,rpp
Sept I'D hneuonser-
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CHARLESTON, Sept. rs.

Sales to-day of 700 bales OF cotton " 81 cents
The ship Huguenot, from Liverpool, which was ashore,
has been gotten oil.
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PnrLAprLrHIA, Sept. n

The application Tor injunction restrain the city au
ihortes from removing the remains Of Stephen CiifaTd 10
Gard College Tor nteneut, this morning refused by
the The ceremonies viii therefore take place on
Tuesday, under direction Of the Masonic Order.
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Nominating Coausmtio~..

RICHMOND. Sept N--The Democratic Convention yes
day al Stanton, nominated Joseph Johnson for gov
ernor Shelton Lepke Tor lie utenant governor, and Willie
Bocock for attorney general
The Wing State Convention yesterday nominated Samuel
Watts Norfolk, Tor lieutenant governor, and Bax-
Tor attorney general. The convention then adopted
resolutions ending their nominees. endorsing the
ompromse measures, and applanding the adminisTa-
lion, declaring Mr. Fillmore entitled the confidence OF
the wing party. They further proclaim that the wings OF
Virginia ppon man who is not true TO the Union
and The Compromise and the North that the Union
only be preserved by maintaining the constitution IN
eer aud IN spirit The resolutions do not formally nomi
Mr. Fillmore they, however, INDICATE decided pref
erence for him as the presidential candidate.
Both conventions adjourned sane die.
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nv pYERx MeauIaE. A.e.,en.er.

TRUSTEES sale Of Valuable Lots at AuctioB.-By
OF OF the subscriber shall
October lst O'Clock
| the following described vail able lots, vi1t
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New ORLEANS, Sept. rs.

saos Of 800 bales OF cotton at st cents for mddng
Sales OF he week u.s. 0o0Iece,pts, $4,000 bales Total
Septe ST. 900 against 900 bales last
year Weeks exports, l200O baes Sterling exchange,
10 III premium Freghts cotton TO Liverpool, cent
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PITrsBuRG. Sept. n.

James Kelley, peder, shot himself on Wednesday, and
died to day. lie lea yes wife and six children
River stationary Il is now raining
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fsfr House Of the first class for SALE now Offer for
Viii II sale Of the splendid houses In the city IL has
IL finished months perfectly safe
occupancy is beautifully situated the
OF healthy
poion the different, departments central
rqudistaut from the markets the
eighteen all commodous and LOFTY several Of the
feet The paror saioon Al feet by w.
ceiling 10 finished In modern
has spacious taih soihg hot cd aud show
BATH aud contained befen the hsurs
hniLed contains I'VE hogsh
The kfrhsn has OF the best Nnor IN ~ mas not
hundred
long leading pipes been laid In the hail. pso
and
comfort, nothing stabinx house,
permanently built and include
proof ash harness room, and
nenty wehnshed for male servants and lying newly
paved alley.
aT--eod6uf JAS. CADEN.
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Terms. one residue in six, weive and eighteen
months bearing secured by deeds OF
DYER MCGUIRE,
2s-d Aucu.necrs.
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NEw ORLEANS, Sept 25-The steamship Mexico arrived
TO day. with later advces from Texas.
The long threatened revolution has commenced on the
Rio Giande and promises be OF formidable char
The insurgents, after capturing the government
funds had marched TO Join Carabaja, who was concenra-
ting his forces Monterey The I'll Paso mailrider had
been attacked by the Indians.
Il is said the insurgents had 1000 men, under General
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nor promoting the growth and identifying the
human hair.s1EyRNs Ahenrum) received
following standard articles toilet
chemical
Barry Micopherons
Jsynes hair tonic
Gueriains and Haucss Eau Lustrsle
Rowland's Macassar OIL o &C.
Also full OF Lubn's Cologne kc all II
which will be sold moderate
STEVENS,
Al the Athenrum, opposite Adephi Theatre
sentQI
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DOR Rent, large and mmodious house In the
occupied by the Brazilian Minister.
For apply Gen. Grauot Six Buildings.
Sept2i-eodu fIDtcl.)
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een Navy Department. sept -. leSl
NOTICE-ocers Of the and other who have in
books which belong the Navy Department
al respectfully requested to return them.
Sept 26-dlm Chief Clerk.
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HARRIsBuno, Sept ga answering the description
Pnckney, with three others. supposed have partici.
paed in he Chrstana outrage arrested in Baskerville
Dauphn county and committed to prison The examina.
ton will take place before Commissioner McAllstcr at
O'clock p. m. All admitted themselves iugitives.
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Trial Of Mrs. Simpson.

We hsvs received from The publishers,
Nessrs. E. J. Hale g. Son. the tnnl Of Mrs
Am K Simpson for he murder Of her US
band. The book is neatly GO. up, ard We
are glad TO learn that they are likely 10 b.
rrmunersled or the trouble snd expense The,
have been a, in getting a iuiI rrp"r' II ~.
,risl, BY ready s.l' Neary ih' f 81 ed,
ton i. sold, the second vii s"'n b. read,
and the bird !. 10 press. | !. rsp,rred b,
Wm. H. Ilstgh.
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Constitutional Reform.

We give to-day the Address oi large
1umher Of the members OF the Genera Assem-
Div o the People Of North Carolina relative
10 the CHARGES in the Constitution of this
State As ar as IRE are concerned We are
ono ,ssd 20 sll alterations ant desired 10 see
the question ,ubmrle1 DIR CT - the people
aud n. n ma nflt, dee ,drd that a change
was necessary, Ihen ~- we're for submitting
To ina, decision A."ali poser IS derived
from the people, 80 We hulk, "sli amend.
urnts # The Organic law should originate
with them Not one word ui discomfort wa,
man,fe.-d h, the people thai they were dis
satl.fi d vi h their Constitution until for the
purpose rf manufacturing polIilcal capital
the question of " free suffrage" was sisrttt
hv the Locnfocn parry. Add IN The last Leg
,sp,utr lh- ec:inns Of the members ot In
parry vent asa.nst testing TIC question ~he
Their he people desired a change even IN thu
prrricuIar or not 7 A. they had msjorIt,
It vas very easy fnr them to pass Law Il
take the voice nf the people bul they wore
afraid thry would receive a terrible rebuks
aud they had not nerve TO meet II.
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A NEW FL DORADO.

We have been all along pre"ated 10 near maf'ei,
r,,s accounts, Of discoveries. Of gold that 1t would
he as abundant as lead sremed not altogether impro
babe and w have looked forward to tie time when
man uould have to give car load ct the Pr1ei'
o,s metal IN exc hanee Tor barrel n wheat
II i. well known that III. steamer hesaPrske
with Al out thirty adventures l"n this port on tho
81 Il ult for the klamath and in ys.terdsys paper
We gave sons account o. her pr"prss'
Scarcely was our paper ,.su. d ~h n tho Chesa
peske cane INTO port. bringing hack five or sI OF
the " prosp-c'er.," Cen JON wilson AID John A.
ColIins, Esq. among the number
meeting of the stock 1olders was called TO near
the result of tho expedition.
Twenty seven mil-. beyond the Trinity tNere is
hen CHI several mile. in exten. and bounded ~ hEh
bluff III. s-nds of tai. beach are mixed wth god
TO an extent almost bevond belief ! he sand 70 OF
two kinds. hne black sand and cry sand
| The srey .snd can he separated very easily from
the ack sand, and this s.tns 10 be dnsIras'~ OBJ
iect The gold 10 mixed with the black sand in pro-
por,sns of from ten cents Ia ten dollars the pound
At tunes when the surf is hig the gold 70 not
easily discovered but in the sting o: 'h year. after
sur csas,on of Gains the entire beach is covered
with bright and yellow god
Mr. Collins the secretary of the Pacific Mining
Company measured pstcn Of god and sand. md
estimates /, will yield each "rthrr OF the com
p.ny tie snug htilo sum of SAB OOb.0OO AID thu
estinste 10 torn-d o. calculation that the sa"'
no Us out he one tenth asrich as obser'ston war
rants them in supposing.
The Pac,6c NIumg Company fhe sdv-ntursr
Of The Chess p@ake ave banded th.mse YES togsihe
under tins tai. found -ome ~ men at these d z
gings The had no deposition I" dig, tor tn
q gold was all 'e,dy iof thsn ~hrnrscr they "er'
. disposed to take 1t.
q sides such is tho character Of tie roads tina
they could u Of take away than IS or 100 pound
7 tna n Nj f.r tl,lr Ller d