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ANOTHER MYsTERY.-The New York
Tribune relates the following, which it
designates as 'natural clairvoyance:"
We had visit from M. Goudon, Of
Paris, and his nephew, NJ. Gouhenant,
between whom their apparently exists
magnetic sympathy of the most intimate
charlottesville nephew, youth of six
teen, was stationed in one room, and
NJ. Gaudon in another. Neither could
see the other, and there was no word
spoken; but any words; sentences, fig
ures or objects whatever, seen by the I'M
Gle, We're at once and unhesltatingly read
or described by the other. Theimpres-
sion on the mind of the former was in
stantly communicated to the latter and
promptly spoken-not in the slow and
confused manner common to clairvoy
ants in the mesmeric sleep. Expressions
in several different languages were tried
with the same satisfactory result.
There was no possibility of collision
under the circumstances, since the ex-
periments were conducted by ourselves,
the words selected at random, and the
answer too ready to be got at by any sys-
tenn of signs or hidden meanings. In
deed, taking into consideration the fact
that neither party saw or spoke to the
other, we can only account for the ex-
hibition on the ground that NJ. Gouhen-
ant is natural clairvoyant.
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COMMERCIAL g. FARMERS HOTEL.
CABINET WIRE ROOM.
nv EIETDN. BV


NE ARSHBANk & CANTWELL.-The I'M
Undersigned at the old stand in Elkton, in
"THE HoILow," prepare to order, and keep on
hand vi kinds of CABINET FURNITURE.
Having learned the business in one ofthe large
cities, they have brought with them all the arts
oi'the trade, and are prepared to make the best
articles, MS well as the cheapest, and as they do
their work themselves, and are under hut light
expenses, they can afford TO sell at lower prices
than the city shops.
In short they can furnish every article in their
line, no matter how stylish or costly, or whether
il be of Rosewood, Mahogany, Cherry Or COM
mon pine. They will also make collins ofall
kinds and attend FUNERALS, whenever their
services may be required.
Persons enga ging furniture from them may re-
" upon having it well made and of good mate
rails ROBERT MARSHBANK,
MATTHEW CANTWELL.
Elkton, Dec. II, If.
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from disease, need no more become the VICTIM
OF eUAcKERY, as by the prescriptions contained
in this book any one may cure himself, without
hindranc to business, Or the knowledge of the
most intimate friend, and with one tenth the
usual expense. In addition to the general rou-
tine of diseases, it fully explains the cause of
manhood's early decline, with observations on
marriage--besides many other arrangements
which it would not be proper to cnumerate in
the public prints.
rJ-Any person sending twenty-five cents en-
closed in a letter will receive one copy of this
book, by mail, OR five copies will be sent for one
dollar. Address, cdr. w. Young, No. l52
Spruce Street, Philadelphia" Postpaid.
0S~Dr. Young can be consulted on any of the
Diseases described in his different publications,
at his Offices, 1872 Spruce street, every day be-
tween and 3 O'Clock, Sundays excepted.)
Dec. 18th lS5O-1y.
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LAND AT PRIVATE SALE.

The subscriber offers for Sale tract
ofLand containing
FORTY ACRES,
more or less, and lying on the road lead
ing from the village Of Port Deposit to
Battle Swamp, afout half mile from
the first named place. The soil is of
the best quality, and the location very
desirable, as ready sale may be found at
the adjoining village for whatever pro-
duce may be raised; manures may also
be obtained with comparatively little
hauling. A portion of this land is al
ready in an improved state, and with a
small additional expenditure might be
placed in excellent order Good crops
of Corn and Wheat have been raised up
init during the past year. The remein-
der is covered with valuable timber. To
person wishing to provide himself with
a snug home no situation could be more
suitable.
Also another tract of SIXTY ACRES,
lying upon the River hill near Rock Run:
oflike quality and condition.
The title to the above tracts is unex-
ceptionable. Possession given 25th
March next. Inquire of
JOHN A. j. CRESWELL,
Nov. Goth 80 Elkton.
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B. F M A Y .
At the old Stand opposite the Court

At the OLD Stand opposite the Court House.
IAFFERS to the public the following list Of
VFall and Winter Goods.
CLOTIIS.-Frcnch, English and American,
in various colors; Cassimeres, French Doe Skin,
and American; Cassinetts, Tweeds and Ken
lucky jeans Vestings, satin, fgur'd and wooden.
Caoirs Dress GOODS.
French Merinoes in various colors; Ceburgs,
maroon, green, blue and scarlet Cashmeres;
plain and figured Mousln de LANES, fg'd and
plain Satin de China, Chameleon and Black
Silks; Alpacas, black and colored; Ginghams,
Scotch and American; Prints, English and
American.
SHAWLS.-Bay State and Waterloo Shawls.
Welsh Flannel and Ladies Sack Cloths.
DOMESTIC GOODS.--Muslins bleached
and unbleached, cold cambrics, canton fannels,
wooden do, bed ticking and linseys, Jacquard
diapers, towel diapers, crash, &c.
WHITE GOODS.-Cambrics, jackonets, null,
Swiss and book muslns, and netts assorted,
French needle work collars and cuffs.
TRIMMINGS.-Fringes gmps, cords, braids,
buttons, sc. Hosiery and gloves for ladies and
gentlemen.
Hardware, Quccns,rare, Boots, Shoes 6 Halls.
GROCERIES.
Molasses, crushed and brown sugars, coffee,
burnt do, spices, &C., ground alum, fine sack
and dairy salt, bacon, lard, butter, crackers,
Flour, meal, buckwheat -four, potatoes, &c.
N. b. Country produce taken at market
prices in exchange for goods. [nov left
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Let go that jib !-let go that jib !!
shouted the captain ola down east, sloop
to raw hand in squall. 4 amt a
touching yerjib" returned Jonathan,
Indignantly, as he thrust his hands ell
bow deep into his pockets.
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VIM. F. Murphy,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURER

BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
No 26 South Third Street, philadelphia.
Over r. johnson & Co.'S Exchange Office.
Banks, Public Offices and Merchants supplied
al the shortest notice.
Account Books Of all kinds, Check Books, &c.,
made in the most durable manner, al the short
est notice, and at reduced prices.
job Printing of all kinds neatly and expedi-
tiously executed. All work warranted.
June IA, 1850
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NTACKEREL,
M SHAD, GOLDFISH,
SALMON,
PORK, HAMS,
SIDES AND SHOULDERS,
LARD AND CHEESE.
Constantly on hand and for sale by
J.PALMER & Co..
Market Stract Wharf,
Mar3m PHILADELPHIA.
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Building Lots for Sale,

wishing to purchase Building Lots
can be suited by applying to
Jan. rs If. IHoMAS HoWAKD.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
i scriber of Cecil county, has obtained from
the Orphans Court of said county letters Tesla
mcntary on the personal estate of
James Tweed,
late of said county deceased. All persons hav-
ing claims against the said deceased, are hereby
warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereofduly authenticated, on or before the
9Th day of March, 1852,
they may otherwise by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to the subscriber. Given under my hand
this 22nd day of March, 1851.
JOHN C. TWEED,
march % 81 CIV EXcc'r.
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And What Next.

A gentleman riding near the city,
overlook young man, and invited him
to seat in his carriage.
'And what said the gentleman to the
young stranger, are your plans for the
future 2
Il am clerk replied the young man,
and my hope is to succeed, and get in
to business for myself
'And what next!' said the gentleman.
why intend to marry and set up an
establishment Of my own,' said the
youth.
sAnd what next?'
why, to continue IN business and
accumulate wealth.
'And what next 2
TO retire from business, and enjoy
the fruits of my labors.'
and what next 2
1T is the lot of all to die, and | of
course cannot escape, replied the young
ster.
and what next 2 once more asked
the gentleman; but the young man had
no answer to make-he had no purposes
that reached beyond the present life.
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NOTICE..

State of Maryland, By the Orphans Court,
Cecil county, Set: March 18th, lSol.
nRDERED, That the sale made and report
Vel by Joshua Brown, Executor of David
Brown, deceased, under the last will and tesla
ment ofthc said deceased, to sell and convey that
tract Or parcel of Land whereon the said David
Brown resided at the time of his death, be rati-
fyd and confirmed, unless cause he shcwn 10 the
contrary thereof, on or before the 18th day of
May next; provided a copy of this order be in
serted in some newspaper published in Cecil
county, once in each of three successive weeks
before the 18th day of April next.
The report states the amount of sales to be
SlO5O. Test. GEO. r.. HOWARD,
Mar % 3w Reg. ofWills for Cecil Co.
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GUANO.

THE Subscribers offer for sale upon favorable
L terms,
1900 TONS DRY PATAGONIA GUANO.
200 s. GOVERNMENT PERUVIAN GUANo.
The quality of the above is unsurpassed, and
can be recommended with confidence to those in
want OF the article.
A liberal deduction made to Country Ner
chants.
Also, Sperm, Lard, Whale and Tanners Oil;
Sperm and Adamantine Candles; Kingsford &
Sons Starch, and PEPPER Il Co.'S superior Pale
and White Soap.
ALLEN & NEEDLES,
% and 90 South Wharves,
First Store above Chestnut, PHILADELPHIA.
Mrch '5l--3m.
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THE U. s. NAvy.-According to the
U. States Navy Register for the year
1851, just published, there are at pres
ent attached to that branch of the ma
tional defence 6S Captains, 81 Commo-
dores, 327 Lieutenants, 60 Surgeons, "a
Passed Assistant Surgeons, SO Pursers,
% Chaplalns, IL Professors of Mathe-
mates, ~ Masters, 233 Passed Midship-
men, and III Midshlpmen.
The Oldest officer in the Navy is Cap
toin Barron, of Virginia, who entered the
service as Lieutenant on the 9th of
March, 179S.-He received his present
commission on the ODD of May, 1880,
and has continued to hold it for more
than half century. Captain Barron
is the only officer in the Navy who en-
tered it previous to 1900. The oldest
Commander is Lewis E. Simonds, of
Massachusetts,, who has held his present
commission 40 years, and the oldest
Lieutenant VIM. A. c. Farragut, who
has been in the service upwards of 40
years.
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JOHN s. KENNARD,

JOHN S. KENNARD,
Uniforms his friends and the inhabitants of Cecil
4 County, that he is still located at the cold
Stand" No. sc Market Street, Wilmington
Del. His assortment of
DRY GOODS,
CARPETS,
TRIMMINGS,
OIL CLOTHS,
&c., &c., far surpasses any proceeding year; both
for variety and elegance, being one of the best in
the city. He earnestly invites those visiting
Wilmington to call and see some ofthe bargains
constantly offering at this establishment. He
deems il unnecessary TO describe the stock of
Dry Goods, but would say it is worthy the at
tention of every Lady and Gentleman, as they
can purchase most any article from splendid
silk, down to Mu<Ins and Calicoes at 4 cts per
yard.
CARPETS! CARPETS!! CARPETS!!!
Those who want Carpet can get some I'M
common bargains, such as follows:
Superior Extra Three Ply Ingram, all Wool
Ingram, from 80 to IS cts, all Wool filling do.
375 to 50 cts. Cotton and Wool do. 49, TO 81 cts.
Stair and Entry Carpets, do. 10 TO 62a cts, Rag
Carpets at 25 cts per yard. Also, Floor and
Table Oil Cloths, Stair Oil Cloths. Druygett
Stair Crash, &C., &c.
Merchants who may wish goods at times, not
convenient TO visit Philadelphia, are invited TO
call al this establishment and examine the pri-
ces. The proprietor being an attendant on the
"philadelphia Auctions" and being constantly
in the market can offer inducements worthy their
attention. JOHN s. KENNARD
No. Sc Market St.
Wilmington. 18th $50.
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DOCTOR YOURSELF!

Or, Every one his own Ply
sician! THIRTIETH edition,
with upwards ola hundred
engravings, showing dis
eases in every shape and
form, and mallormations of
the system,
BY VIM. YOUNG, M. d.
The time has now arriv-
ed, that persons suffering
The New York herald., 1851-07-12
Co.r, or GeuersI se.s,oos.

suIREMk COURT ROOM, CITY HALL.
Before Judge Beebe and Aldermen Miller and Cook
JrLy 10 F@gery-A young named William
stchvei ~As Idicled for passing forged $40 bill on
Mr. " s Nagls. Assistant Treasurer Of the Broadway
tbestr. In this city
$. Nsgle, being sworn-Ds opposed, that on toe eve
hing al Saturday the stu Nay the used presented at
th. flee Of the Br, sdway theatre S2o bill the
Hamilton Exchange Bank looke,l at tn. bill snd bs
ing well acquainted with bills did think IL good
obe asked him what the matter with it ; main
tain. that Il altered bill aud had him taken
the Tombs handed the bill to Mr. stevens. the on
Bil produced. which witness Identified his being
ON the back # IL
Gross examined - seeing it was a large bill, asked
how many aLing bow many tickets he said either
ore ,r two. forget which asked him what the
matter with the bill III he said Eh! ; did not per-
ceye that he foreigner, did observe in his
couneuance evidences OF guilt he did not attempt
10 away but he evidently felt hu elf in disagree
able III tuation. daughter
PEI. amin W Benson, engraver proved that the $50
bill produced altered dollar bill Of the Haml
ton J. change Bank.
Another witness n salesman in clothes store In Gen.
tire street oeposed that the prisoner to the store
where he does business and bought clothes to the
amount OF ~ witness gave him Sl3 chat &c, out Of
$50 bill the so bill proved to be altered dollar
bill.
Cross examined--I changed the bill at q brokers'
in Certre street; l did not know 1t forgery
at the time l passed it to the broker the broker
brought the bill back the store in a few days, II
may be n week af,er and said it forgery did not
put any rk before gave it To the broker but it
look' like the that had given him Iput mark
on il when the broker returned 1t to me ; l have
doubt If h. prisoner being the that passed the
hill he acknow ledxed when he arrested that he
had given $50 bill
German halter also deposed that an altered so bi
the Hamilton Exchsnge Bank passed his stors
in the month Of May or June last thinks he the
at his hat store, but cannot positively
Officer Stevens proved the Of the prIsoser the
Broadway theatre and that when searched he had
small change on him cant ray how much
counsel having summed up the Judge charged the
jury. who returned verdict Of guilty. Sentence de-
ieried.
The New York herald., 1851-07-12

DrPssrtpt oF rHr Gronsi. -rhe Tntsd States mail
ftesmsbip Georgia Capt Porter left yesterday serouon
for Havana SC. The names OF her psssngers will oe
ftund under the appropriate head
srsprcrEp stsvE NgssrL-Tte new brig Hanover
stey suncbsd from the yard of Mcssrs rerine Psier
son sud stsok of Wl!smsburEh. has been the o
tune little .xcism,nt In that vll,ge From the facts
a. Ter berg regular eli per built craft aud clearing for
Cuba in ballast, suspicions were aroused among snine
psrtss that sbe to be employed In the slave trsd
Action immediately taken upon these sup yo'tip,s
and we undsr~tand the mste ~ the brig arrested
tut the facts not being considered sucsnt to warrant
his definition he YES SLOWED depart the uuier-
srdng that the orig not 10 leave prt until tn
htNt esy whsp further we're u b. taken
IN me matter. An oicer sccordipgy on the foiiDsins
hy We NJ 20 size her but found the bird had hOvn she
bs'ipg lrtt early aud by that time vas far ct ses.
CosfLNxrr.ar The passengers Of the ship shannon.
tsp'sn = v ate on their arrival In pprt Thur
dsy ", iverpcsl drew up card ~ thsnss t1 the CON
ntndsr for BIZ gentl'sty huma condu-t to theln
duit the Wy gr ard also expressive ~ their si>,ac
bcn hr ihe cNiy received BY them from the ofc,rs
erd the phtt utbe shps crew
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CITY TRADE REPORT.

bhfrAF. July ll-t Pm.
Asrs we're more buoysnf. and somci hing dsarrr 80
ibis T.ars having teen taken - 90 ant pots at s.
U6 - IL closing ~ the latter figure
b'Eswsx-Aisw hundred pound prime yellow we're
di-posd ut 26isc cash.
ltE,psrttr---N" change hs been observed In the
Tio msik,t to day although there but little dspo-
siin tO Iurchasr st extrru. fgurps tn. ample
suTtly ~, ring tendtd IN rptt CO srations which fn
ustic unit TO II 500 bbls uuinspootddat 81 25
ss3 e2hs; sup.rfDe No. al Sc 55a ~; ordinary to
rttd state with naked to fvrite Western al - IL 81
- round hoe Uht at - p - 81 pure Genssec aud
aIty OH" st - - 81 ~; fancy Gunesce aud extra
ohio ~ ~ ~ IS I2f. aLd rxtra Gencsta nj 81 So
,spsdisp va sturdsnt and quiet at Is 81 81 In
h nd south.rD sought after. and ruled frm;
NC bbe n'ix 20 straight found buyers, ~ - S ~
jo and fnbsy At 81 sT S5 81. Kye -four
ssl.ahls vt 80 81. Corn nrsl remained heavy aud In
limited quest A. 81 81 for state and 81 % for Jer
sy. Uk,si freely offered, and cheaper
O,y sale d 3dOO bu,h,s Mrditcrrspcan report.
cd at toc Ry.sdvsDccd tn 73 at which 3J09 baSh-
els sid to-day. Tho roepts we're light BosVf ga.
.ptir,ly wgi,ctsd nj cas- s6Sc. Oats taken to
fsr ,xt,pt including Northern at 20 i5c Jersey at
~ ~ sid Utio. at ~ 4ic. Con- sometiIng
ensisr With ample bu-ioe embracing srce lat,
frr t6too tushsls haedst 90 55c mixed al ~ 5sc,
~ a r uno y.l lluw ~ zoe
Corro-The ssles 200 bales 10 day Al the rates
currt yesterday which usually ranged along our inside
The New York herald., 1851-07-12
MARKETS ELSE WHERE.


Bo.ror, July 10 -Brsk,rs Bcard-5 shares Boston ard
Protidenee Railroad ~ ftrtbutg Railroad t0f; do,
lsa. 2, Norfolk County Rsrusd bo ~. - iu. b0 2E
y Ut Colony NALL Dad % $50 NsrmOBt central RafIroad
~ LOd0. bio 3ss - do. 90 81. 2 10 bs 3i,: TO 10
lB D' o. do, s5o, Ss; $50 do bs 49,; 2n do bD aE
~ do a5-,; Western Eailr, ad i1s lDc,.
Railroad e Miehissn Cen raj ksi,rea Iu5;. Is Or
dcnstuiE Railroad. ~ - do Sf. Manchester and Law
renee Railroad 81 do gik " Cnrshire Railroad S. n
Canton Conrany 81, - do U - 40 49, 67i.. - .c-
worth Compaay, 9i lo1 do, bs ~ o. Ess, l.tgu
psby, "a esrchast.' B,nk. lint city Bank lo2 =; 5
Bsns e Commerce. 10 a y d.. ~ 10 r,thts Exchsgs
Bshf. b slVD OsdensbGrg Railroad bsads. 49, so
10, "a.
Pru.sDEIrria, July lI.-fsrd Bs1d-tiUV r,xa.
Notes, 81 f,C hlleghany Cuusty O ~ ~ ChesSps.ks
Dsisv as. ybi 0 shsres PeLnsJ vasis daroa1 49, -
d.. =; 40 Do, 1874. harrisburg Nar al 42As
rsrs BSnk. I2- .Jcr Saes-S shares Reading T. rs,d
Pr, S.egnd SO 80 Nortl America! Coal, s. 90
Do 81 lSoo g., 5 iD Penn srlsan gs. IOns: Zoo a.,
5s N1si lWc 1nnessee Js suri "a City c's. lot SD
shares ,hc.tcr county Anine. = .tftcr BOards 0u
SshSylhill Nasirstion, int. On, 20.
BnrnoRF, July 10 Stock Board--2j shares B.itimcrc
sno Ohio Railroad G ~ d.. time. ~. a. DO. time
~ do Tss . do time. 1o IS Do time 7dt n do 'im
I6 p do, time 55A ~ 90 rs; 100 do time ~ ~
York spd Cumberland Railroad Gi At the board 70 day
Msrylsbdg. closs! ., hR.s bid. los ASKED: Ba,lners
and O. 10 R1lrDas Londs ls67 asi BID sIf sskei do.
hid. 2sst@d
The New York herald., 1851-07-12
Court Of Com mon PIE ass peel laI Term.
Hon. Judge Ingrahsm presiding

IMPORTANT DECISION TO OWNERS OF PIERS.
JrLy lo-Sdmnei Miller rs. Joseph and John T. toVdrd
This sction which had brought by the plan-
tin against the lessees the
ntrtberly hsf pier No 2 N Il to damages for
TIE loss OF paiL ts horse and injury to and har
In consequence Of the neglect OF the defendants
Keep the sad pier In proper and safe conditi The
Gaze came before the Cpurt and jury when verct of
sls0 was ieurL.d for the p .intif bill of exception
was taken and Judge Ingrsham this day delivered the
following decision-Iam Of opinion that the plaintiff in
ihi tau,e rs entitled to The objection that the
ce ndants essees. does not them from the
obligation that rests upon them If guarding the public
against dsnger when it appeared that they intended the
public to use the pier. The was made place of
landing for steamboats, and Of course persons having
business the piers with either Of the boats
cessarly there and entitled their protection The
referred TO In this Court of different charac-
ter There held that between different tenants Of
TIE sne building tenant not responsible for in
ure tccasoned by defect in the construction OF
pi,fs on bis part Of the building without showing know
ledge q, he existence Of such defect The cited by
the Plaintiff counsel not in point-2 Sack 400.
Camp ,es Nor does the fact ofthis pier being private
che charge the liability Of the defendants So long
thrown open TO the public the defendants bound
t. k'er In such way TO prevent such accidents
The owners bad right to close the pier keep
their private and ii it had been appropriated
TO particular purposes still IL would only be for such
Iurpses of commerce would to extent require
the admission a the public thereto. The other Ques-
ons all disposed Of by the finding OF the jury Judy
men. foz the Plaintiff on the verdict
The New York herald., 1851-07-12
N EWS BY THE VI AlLS.
w sshinston correspondence.

wAsnIseroS. July o. 1851
CT Fremont and has California Claim tansis Inc,d.ai
az fhs Greai Fire.
We understand from the satisfs terry authority
that Col Fremont 20 far from having returned TO the
Aantie States reported continues Ia Calif rns where
he will probably remain, At lssst ill next winter At
the last advices, he Cudai los Angeles while
his IA my at San Francisco hundred miles
further up the coast His land caim which was
more particularly the suij Of lsilaon at the last
eession, than all the California land ts together has
been disposed Of The estate rather d srct Of coun
Try, embraced In this clam les tbs Id region aud
besides its rich miner wealth., is saii be highly pro-
ductive in agricultural products We understand tn It
the agent of Fremont has dpOs' q h, claim Of forty
five thousand Of goo sashngs misses aud arabic
Lands to Lor don compsny fr S22 per
aggregate OF nearly uon "f du- aud this in the
face cf the alleged in ufcirncy uf frn title aud
~ the Road of Three ON pc-. who nave to pa
upon It. with all the her titles ard clam, 70 the
S5ooOO0 COO Of landed p"rty in Calirna The sale
is subject to the ratification Of frr mont u ~hch there
no r~aron TO doubt
One object posing Of his lands 20 get nd OF the
trouble of their management A. 6 turn n' s..en'"u
directly to the 1l-tiun o n 's iv"y y, mo
United states between thl Rocky VI an AIMS ard the
paci6c, portion cf the oOn lDrDt "hh'h uuth avs eN-
yorations In 1s43-4-5 nnch trrI taeesnits ~
the he.rt N Afriea We several scientific
societies Of Belgium and "ernay n'e written To htm
that they waiting and ' eApecing something more
We arr happy to ufrrurd that the w,i. Of our en-
The Introduced
.icorous young Californian into he family gives al
r,ady considerable pitmis- II making "a ise in the
world and that mother and chli S- ins remarkably
veil Fine productive climate that If California It Il
fad that the happy event the ng al of the dszs
fire in San trarclseo aud thst the faulty
making preparations to To escape he mes when
the copsp ration took favorable and they escaped
wide spread devastation Of that fearful night This
for tunate b.causr n rem this aud
srch circumstances question OF If, snl death.
We have information from California justifying the
jdsa thai Fremopt intend, to abandon th. contest for
sbe Senate On the other hand suppose 1t Is his in
{, ntion to nght il out