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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-07

WHAT SPIRITUAL RAPpING Is Do1Na.-
Every day we meet in our exchanges in
stances of the influence which the doc
trine of the spirit rappings is gaining over
good men and women, on all other sub
jects perfectly sane. The following, a
case in point, we find in the St. Louis
Evening Despatch, of the Goth ult:
GA gentleman living in Illinois. and
known to many in this city, has family
of sons and daughters, grown up men and
women, of the highest responsibility
Some years ago his wife died, and he,
living in the strong remembrance of her
love, as faithful, good wife, has never
married. During her life they were very
happy perhaps less than the usual do
mestic vexations of married life attended
them not the first blush of suspicion
ever attached to her good name. But
this has been swept away by the magnet
ic Juggling of medium, who has borne
evidence from some departed spirit that
she, the good wife, the revered in memo,
ry, was unfaithful to him through hel
whole career, and that the children, one
and all, were illegitimate. Wholly under
the influence of conviction that spiritu-
al agency is fixed fact, the gentleman
has disinherited his children as common
bastards, and driven them from his heart
Awife's memory blasted. children's name!
dishonored in their life, and made thing
to couple with scourge to whip thei
hearts with, happy home made desolate
and fathers closing eve of life rendered
dreadful in its loneliness. On what evi
Il uence? On notbinp -
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-07

DREADFUL MoRTALIrY on BoAap iTHE
BRifIsH Sur SfR CI&RLEs n lpfrn. .-dpbe
brush ship Sir Charles Napier, Captain
Webster arrived yesterday morning, Iiine-
y days from Panama, with 8 cabin pas
sengers and 156 steefageg When out one
week from Panama, Z the measles, Idysens
terry and fever began 70 show themselves,
and continued with more or less yirulence
for about three weeks, in which time no
less than thirty-six were CONSIGNED To TIE
deep. "A suceessiona Of Gains. common
near the equator, no doubt caused this
great mortality. as the heat at that time
was most excessive. Although the pas
sage was ninety days from port q port,
there We're not thirty Of them Oh which
there was wind enough tok keep her sailsfull
All appearance Of disease left the vessel
some weeks previous to her arrival IN port,
Alto California, Nay %.
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Ratification Meeting /!

We are requested to announce that on
Thursday the first day of the next term
of our county court, Democratic ratii-
cation meeting will be held at the Court
House of our county, A general attend
ance is requested.
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DECLARED "A NUIsANcR-The disagree.
able. oppressive, and often very sickenino
odor, given forth, when in bloom. from
the allanthus, or tree Of heaven. located
IN different sections Of this and other q.
lies: as shade trees. has often been the
subject Of eOmplaint-and grOwinc con.
vietlon that they are unhealthy. Il seans.
ing them 70 be voluntarily DISPLACED d !
considerable extent. We notice tbat n
Washington the board Of health bas de- q.
eiared the numerous shade trees Of M.
character aboutthat city, to be a nuisance
ano' as. consequence, they will ultimate.
Y oe supplanted by others less objection.
aDle---lL t0ff. Sum-. ~ - - bierv 49, ,
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/ have only to tender my grateful ac-
acknowledgements to you, gentlemen. to the
convention, Of which you were members,
and to the people of our common coun-
try, M
I am. with the highest respect your
most obedient servant,
FRANK PIERCE.
To Hon. J. s. BARBouR, ]. THoMpsoN,
ALPHEus FELoH, PIERRE SouLR.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1852-07-07

DEMOCRATIC REPUBL1cAN-This is the
title of a new paper just started in Nor
gantown, by G. NJ. Howard and B. F.
Beall, editors and proprietors. The Re-
publican is about the size of the Register;
is neatly printed and ably edited. We
wish the young gentlemen connected with
it, the success they so richly deserve.
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"If were to attribute my success in business TO
any cause, more thnn another, il would be 10
judiciOus system of advertising, by which informs
cd the whole community what was fncturing
and what had for sale. "---AbbOt Lawrence.
"As N general rule, those who ndycFtizc, sell
lower than those who do not. Their increased bu-
sincss enabling Lhem to sell at smaller per cent
profit, aud make n much greater aggregate profit"
WEALTH OF NATIONS.
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Eg We call attention to the advertise.
ment of Chas. Lewis, found in another
column. He has got on fine assortment
of goods, which he takes pleasure in
showing to his customers. The new store
which he has built upon the site of the
one destroyed by fire last fall. is very
neat and tasty little building.
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re- The great popularity of Pierce
with the Palmetto Regiment is an eyi.
dence of his generosity. In Hampshire
county, so we are eredibly informed.
there is one Of his old soldiers, who. him.
sell a wing. says: 80 / don't know wheth-
er he Is a Wing or a Democrat, but /
shall certainly vote for him." faifi !
ROuaasy Argus.
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The AMERICAN FARMER.-We have r

THE AMERICAN FARMER.-We have re.
ceived the July number of this agricultu-
raj journal, published at Baltimore, by
Samuel Sands, at 81 per annum in ad-
vance : or six copies for SIS. The Far
mer contains much valuable matter rela.
ting to agriculture, and we commend it to
our farmers.
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FURTHER AND IMPORTANT FROM Mexico
The names of the two Americans exc.
cuted at Matamoras are Robert McDo.
nald and George Williams. They were Ia.
ken at the time of Carvajal's attack on that
city. Their execution occasioned much
excitement at Brownsville among the
Americans, who burnt Gen. AvaIos in effi-
gy. Avalos, it appears, refused to allow
Mr.. Waddell, the American Consul, and
DIR. Provost, to be with tho prisoners ia
their last moments, and had them shot al
5 O'Clock in the morning. instead of 4
O'Clock, the hour he informed Mr.. w, had
been fixed upon.
The Mexican papers Of the capitol arc
filed with rumors Of un coup d'etot, BIZ
which despotic power would be-assumec
by President Arista.
1t is said that very serious quarrel ha,
taxed place between the British Ambas
sador in Mexico and President Arista, {
quarrel that has induced the departure oil
the British Secretary of Legation for Lon.
don. The Secretary has arrived at New
Orleans. r
In the Vera Cruz papers we read an
account Of the proceedings of a mob,
which compelled the authorities of the ri.
ty to issue license for the importation OF
5000 bbls. -four, on paying moderate du-
ties. Other articles Of food were scarce
in Vera Cruz, and the mob may be
soon tempted to ask fresh indulgence.
The Mexican Congress, just before nd :
Journing, granted the sum of S22 900 To
Mons. Desache, who succeeded after great
RISKS In l947, during the blockade Of We.
ra Cruz by the American feet, in run.
ming much needed cargo of guupowder
into that port. - ."
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E% Bolton Young, of Greenbush, Wis
consin, offers his house and farm, and all
his property, for the recovery of hischild,
two years old, which was probably stolen
by the Indians, while his mother was
washing at brook.
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child Stealing i'm Rome.

Inc ionowing Is related by cores
Pondent OF the New ork Observer wri-
ting from ROME Marcn Tod'
A day on Two since, a a lad the son Of an
American ar,is1' -.ne Wen, = known illustrator
Of harper nusssa'eu n,o'e WAS. miss
ing ING uones.ie, . nloss oevo.eu cath
one proees'eu ne, notaice oi MS where
|aoouts-.n1s lau h''ie oro'ner was call
cd ana, "a ms innocence lemarReo that
ne guessed ne was at the Convent This
was the nrs1 animation the parents had
that their cnloren had ever visited the
convent,
Ihey sent 10. non. nr. Sass, VINO took
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ANTI-ScoTr FEELING AND EXCITEMENT,
AMONG THE WHO'S or New HoRK!--We
understand that the lnomination Of Gen.
Scott produced great excitement ycster-
day, among a large class oil commercial
men of this city, who are wings. They
openly expressed their dissatisfaction, and
severally CONDEMNED the nominations. The
excitement was even kept up at the mee-
ting on 'Changc. Among all the leading
merchants frequenting the exchange, but
one sentiment prevailed, and that was
anti-Scott scarcely half dozen mers
chants among the hundreds of them who
have hitherto acted with the wing party
were heard to express willingness TO
vote for Scott. Large numbers openly
declared their determination TO vote for
p icrco, and to DO all they could to defeat
Scott. Some declared that they would
not only act against Scott, but would Oonl
tribute money to prevent his election
No such excitement prevailed when Gem
Taylor was nominated, and tie strong
anti-Scott feeling manifested yesterday,
plainly shows that the hostility to Scott
has been greatly aggravated by the in.
trigues of Seward o. Co., which enabled a
faction Of the wing party TO saddle 1t with
candidate, against the will, probably, of
three. fourth of the wing party throughout
the country. They say il Scott is elect.
cd, his administration is TO be controlled
by Seward and his cotcrie of isinitcs. and
that all will be so arranged, and offices SO
disposed of, as to pave the way for So.
wards succession after Scott; and, know,
ing the man as they do, rather than
vote, virtually for the succession of Sc
ward, they wiIlsote for Pierco, and work
10 defeat the candidate Of the Sewardites
and their tail of isms.- TAursdayS Nsv
York Herald. llaiU tfu lsS iey4r
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Wanted.

At this office, an intelligent, active boy abOu
Is years old, to learn the printing business. He
must be Industrious and steady. To such an one
good opportunity is offered to learn the business,
and no othcrs need apply
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To the Democratic Associations and Or
II enniznfions fhrnughout the Union


ty, all regularly organized democratic boz
dies in the Union 10 correspond with this
Association, for the purpose of promoting
mutual action and mutual effort for the
success of the democratic cause.
In accordance with the above order,
such organized democratic bodies as are
above mentioned are respectfully request
ed to furnish the Jackson Democratic AS
Isolation with notice of their organization,
and such other matters as they may deem
of general political Interest," s1o ion i
r5 rod Hobnl b. BaFRENCH,s q
IS Chairman tx. Com'tee d. a. q
!, J. ID. HooyER, president of the Asso'n.
z. w. McKSEw, Corresponding Seciys
ss - slis hgta
MORE PRooFs OF fAvAILABftIrY.h-- The
Petersburg Democrat announces, and 1t
was currently believed on the Streets here
Yesterday, that Jas. Lyons. Esq, one of
the Wing Electors of. the State of Virgil
mia at large, and Chairman of the Wing
Central Committee, had sent in his resig-
nation of those two important positions to
the Wing Central Committee /; and that
the designations of other Electors were al
so sent in. These gentlemen are not will
ling to '' stultify themselves, . in the LAM
guage of the New York Day Book, and
they cannot support nomination made to
propitiate w. II. Seward, and to insult
and prostate Willard Fillmore. for his PEI
rilling himself in defence of the South, as
they have always been convinced The
Wing may sheer at these gentlemen as
" fancy politicians, who, like sorry horses,
cost more to keep them than they are
worth'-but they have talents and influ,
ence, and their reputation of the ticket
will be terrible blow to the Seward can
didate in Virginia and the South.
North and South, there are similar
signs of rebellion. We give few items ::
t' wot Enquirer.
GEN. ScorT IN NORTH CARoLINA.-The
Wilmington, N. g. Commercial, Wing
paper, says:
eve confess we are somewhat excited
at tho nomination of Gen. Scott for the
Presidency, and out of aspect 10 our rea-
ders, refrain from comment under present
impulses. We may be permitted to say,
however, the Commercial will not advo-
cate the election of this nominee, while I'M
der the direction of the present editor and
proprietor, who will most certainly not
vote for him." ud
AUGUSTA, GA, JUNE 23.-Tho Wings
are much dissatifed at the action of the
Wing Convention, but defer action till the
return of their delegates. h
SAVANNAH, JUNE 23.-The nomination
of Scott is very distasteful to the Wings
here. la33
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~ Yesterday was very warm.
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Chairman Ex. Com'tee D. A. q
j. d. HooyER, President of the Asso'n.
z. w. McKSEw, Corresponding Sec'ys
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aEssRs. TRAIN Il co.'s olRcuLAH

aEssRS. TRAIN Il co. s CIRCULAR.
L,YFnPooI. Saturday Feb IA, 1862
A,nrs $50 bbIs have been ,old during the week at
2is Cd to Z6s for pots and .es to 2a Cd Per y for
pearls.
Bsax -smslI sales have been made at 7s Ga per cwt
for Philadelphia.
D, Evoops-There has been fair amount Of buliuess
ra'sing during The week At our quotations
LiNsKru CAKE meets o fair demand.
Corr-Ws have had rather dull week for ai detcrip-
hons Of grain and prices the turn in Of buyers
heat has declined la to "a per 10 les nour Cd per
br' ena Indian corr Cd per quarter within the week.
AZ ysste days market prices without change from
tuesday; generally however holders rm, and very
slight improvement. la thu demand would lead 81 al
vsEcs ia pricc stocks leat.
corJor In the earlyrstt the week owirg urgent
Ale uurchgses we're mad. at rates somewhat
eelow cur lest quotations Dufrg the last three days.
Ro The ID from all elasse1 OF pnrcha-srs Ess
btccme active sud prices recovered their for
gcsiion The most rcmsrkehl, feature Of tue
8, the sYgs derand Tor export so unusual at tli,
a.rr o she year The fetal falc, 81 $50 bales In
ouats A. ios the trade, or speculation 80 hmsri
ard fer tXpost Gt0 american Stock in hand $685.
N.ysL srcpss --go,in has met With very good do
rsud Gerng lie week the sacs renohing 20e0 barrels
a. g ~ 70 " 81 fot ctmmon up 70 a. % to s. Per
cwt 10Y miloling to aas Ter-tOe bhls sold az III. to
lis. Ga Per bnl ship, Tie demand IL lDa1tiye. Tur
peLtipe Ia rough shst quotations have been paid
for ! eco bhls spirits are scarce
Blct meets win demand at LIS I'd. to ls, 81.
PER eSt.
Shoulders freely at the quotations Beef contiugsS
10 meet with moro activity advance VI 3s % IS
rer teice, there ne ntw IN the market 'shoA il mu n
vhatet Chetss-4heTe Is no chouge q report. lard
ftsie hHs Eo teo - iuuch daEe curing tno week lhs
d'Htll terg inactive rVrk -TAe1S is GcEe oA tAs
market.
MoslrssY ,sp GsSLr.L IsTrttieprcE --rh. .trinxen.
~ SiL aiich the Ntr5 Il eaio sag ~ rules wish
to the reeeps q god DScts iiszg TO tho tald
fr tss cRnEtd rght alteration - come fsy IA
c st which to ~ TX Il England purchases sU.3
ira freIch gold c1in Hitherto, the prices padAava
hstt - iss $50. pee ounce or Am'rc&a eagles aad
lGs ID for 10nans fcce7, hut these .elt ~ mtgin
tIceps utuncieat a "a Ia tra l,-or ca'8) trr
~ sAP,uie q the refining p-ec,s "Aon y Etqueite
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Intelligence from Costa Rica.

We have received the official Gacea a the government
published ct San jose to the Gath ut We translate from
II the following document -
REPUBLIC or COSTA RIGA.
sIvfsrRy az oo-ERnaEvr.
His Fxoeapoy, Ptstdopt o! the Republic has ordered
ne TO communicate tho following decree -
Juan Rafdd Mora Prcsirt @ the Republic of Costa Rica
10 ne hfos Encsisa Constituonai Congress Of The Re.
public ot Costa R,ca:
Ia retlsct of the treaty Of friendship commerce and
navigation. made st Warrington on the I8th OF July,
last year between tho Minster Psnpotentary Oh this
rtrubc 5r Don Felipe hclra and 1r. Daniel Webster
Eecretary 81 state Of the Urted States OF America,
nyCRrE sole article The fourteen articles Of the
treaty pared stWsshpgion, on the i9h OF July 1851
between the government Of sh republic and the United
ttetes ofAmtrica are approved in all pasis.
Tc the Executive power
Given In tho Palace OF the suproms Powers at San
Jcse On .bs lfth January, 1852
fRAN0lSGO M ARIA ORhhUUNO President
sssgr,. s.Sr,ao s.nSn., sSsx."A Secretaries.
Thus Let II BE executed
NATIONAL PALACE San dose 2lst January. 1SE1
JUAN KAFAEL MORA,
Jo.qutN BssrAFpo O.,vo, Mnirter Of etate
lcommunicste that document TO you, IN order that
yeu be iLttIucteo ot Its purpose sod hlsssyou
OALyo.
SAN Joss. Jsnusry 2lrt, 1861
The treaty which We have translated was approved o.
by Congress and ntw The United States aoce pt IT, the
commercial relations With that republic will be Fixed in
definite sud stable marner.
Ifo week previous TO the Gath ul. Copsrsss In It's
sstrgs hod trsnfscted basnes for the foundation Of
several charitable establishments tithss and SONS other
srs which not setled between the temporal and
eoCtslestiepl authorities.
IN smother sitting es Congress that body discussed
project Of organic Law for tho administration Of jas
tee originated and proposed by the government and IL
vac voted By seven representatives,
Tbs o.nsr nO0sn " no iEtegest
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PRICE TWO CENTS.

f2ON2s7s But this sum show, By no mean, IN. An
extent Of the edition 60 IN. former stock of sp.oIe
There large amounts the baud Of private banhsrs;
and sgain the general circulation OF gold svar mag
be estimated At E6Op00 0<O There cannot therefore, be-
far from i0t0tC0 Of gold and rilver coin, and ingotA
ready for he mint IN the king dom and
OF any speedy aininutien Stocks very buoyant,
and osps obt siuabe upon easy terms where hs
curity offered Is of fair commercial character. Con-
soils have been at 97 ~ for trapsfr.
FRsIGars CHARTsRs FOR more than fortnight
pas OsDg to the prevalence of strong gales aud adverse
winds the number ef shlps wind bound in tho nsrsey
bse baeD greater before remembered The wind
thted Tuesdsy last tho northeast with frost and
during the afternoons tide, and tho morning tide OF
Wednesday than hundred shps for foreign ports
left the river In tow but Thurrsay the vDd went
back again TO tho southwest snd hss remained TO
our tine of writing that tbs whole M ct battiisg
with head Wind dowu chanuel after rounding Holy
head thoUgh ths weather " moderate and the bsrons
ter soirg up se ain rreeb's easier To New YORK,
ills for pig hcn and Ia for bars ard 6ne iron To
Boeton, los fer bars. To Philadelphia los To New
Orleans Is Charters for the North IL anything.
wore To Gulf Ports Four American shps b.llAst
ing with eslt, OF 6s. tots. TO make de,patch.
PA'srNovns Rather more stir tince the weather. mo-
dtrated bot 80 many shps ase waiting on dsmarrsss
tc get full complement that better RATES bs hal
Brokers pay cOs net tor New York and 10, net for naw
Orleans This oppee 70 Irsh enigrants. Mormon rate,
are higher, ~ the cutht is moro,
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We have received by tbs scent City the Kingston
(Js Adptiser to the 18th nit. 1t contsrs politi-
csl news OF consequences It gives bowever tho pro-
csedirgs Of the House OF Assembly Of the 9th, which
the debate and BILL
HOUSE or ASSEMBLY.
spAsisu- rowr, Feb 0, 1859
nis Homer the Speaker took the House A.
o'clock.
Mr. gaANRrtv mA'e proposition to the House on FRI
day last that In On der to tho deficiency tbs
rtvenue, 1t was ne essary to isve additional Tax
-four, corn meal and tobacco teducius tho draw
hacbs cwo per ceat Ho now prssentsd bii TO carry
out tne'e ohisch, which read hrot tins-sn sd-
jourpment entered read sscond tiue and ordered 10
pe mitted.
The nouse then went into committee on the bill to
levy addti Da npestr cer.sn attices for yeax
MIR frankiin in the chair
TIE CHAsmAs observed that an it.m would be found
in this bill which not contained In his original pro-
position which bad for its object additional
tie thought togt 3D. per buslel wheat in grsu should
he imposed which ho hop-d would mek- the bin nors
tHctus w ts operation IN raising the deficient amount
Slr Hsar vss II opibion that unles, that item
inherited TIE bill would bear most dfadvana gsouy on
The hskerr whereas il "a additional auty 2sSsd
flour psstr could b,iog in grain ard grind it here
He would thtreiore support the motion for placing ths
iem Ia the bill
Dir. WARNS opposed It, on the ground that 1t was
intended only tor tho bene1t Of tev hiagsLoa
chants
Mr. LIMO thought 1t nsoesssry that wheat should be
r cuded tie equeuos obvious IL it left
out. The intention OF tbs bill without doubt, would
be frustrated, inacmuch whtet would Is imported,
Mr. osnonN supported the proposition. n could not
fjuIe the principls Of The bill but would tend TO ks
better opera ion.
The CH.rmAr eeie that the recommendation did nos
come from the merchants but from the bascrs
The bin n,neIGed them egrsed to, snd on tie
Sp aheI resumpg he chair Of tho house reported
ordered to De engroe,ed
The duties to he levied under the provisions OF this
bill under Ale, beer, porter cider, ana perry,
Per ten, 13r bread bi cult, pr cwt Is butter,
cheete and LARD Isl tea per lb Ia wheat in grain,
y,r busbei I'd; -four (Shest) per barre. 2s meal,
rather -four, not wheat per barrel, lie tobacco
acured for every CO value fl2 tobacco, cavendsh,
and manufactured for every ib weight ID segsrs per
every EiCO value t20 sprts for cotdias gDlien,
IN carriages clocks and watches drayr preserved 6sh
ana meats il ,onr hsn oil rerium,Ty plate preserved
ut oil SOUP vegetables Per cent vince In
huk botted per tun. 81 Zoe. Cd sted ar
tioles, Or per cent
No draw back allowed under this act.
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snnerinr Nonrt-Gcnstnl rorm.

Fab - = B11ufi X Dadgeps JercrcA Wll5us Sc Do
cftc nat plsnts entitled TO the funds deposted
ylih tre Truss Company, and tnss the company be
,citd tbpAy ths same accordingly, No costs allowed
thBAs Rs.d .8fboEy F,tsaI : Motion Tor new tfisi
dtnec sro judgment st epeoiai term sned nisn oo'1
Iis Cot0l hoVk - .9krarlsr W4fssp.--JuJgmoal ~
specisl tenn sf4i med with oosts. -. :, ..
Joif StQg.es IS. CAa,ks Gould --Juismens % no"-
gut trttrte. .,...-
6,4ce H. Fsrrusoa ~ Jaacs Fasnser, --aouon %. 20.
sI d,nsd TIE usus decree for divorce 70 % encerss
ef,.a "a PAR y. FFnkhn 5. knpg ORDER overrui
IT,, d.mufrsx reversed Judgment for defendant on ds-
g,,.r Win liberty 10 paiDtG 90 amend oomplsnt In
twenty days On payment of cosS of proceeding On
demurrer OF thissppel . go.
fefiu,re Bgosn Wii.aw Z. b'streAGr -mofion '"
,s report Of referees denied and judgment W o0a-
feipity with the repott Of ths yssSss.
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IL PRIDE co . CALIFORNIA EXPRESS. NO.
IN Broad street, Wall ttrestHkving made con-
tract Win The hsuse OF Aosqaors Husstado Co., ths
transportation scents Of ell the Bullion, dold Duss and
Transportation agenss Of tho KnSah and hmerissu nsu-
prepared 20 forward goods Of
Jecript,on from New York 20 California orogop. China,
she Sandwich Issnds aud souh American Pacific ports,
with the utte despatch Printed iutruoona be had
81 ooo. We guarantees tho delivery Of goods ia San
grsnosco by tho regular connecting om P:uAm
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