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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-07
DIED.
n, July 4, WILLIAM MANN HITCHCOCK

Suddenly in Brooklyn, July WILLIAM MANN HITCHCOCK
The friends and Aoqnanances Of the family respectfully
yted attend his funeral this (Wedned, afternoon, at oeloc
US Marin. Corps Ne lss BdIe st. Brooklyn, without further
aoce The remains viii be taken Greenwood Cemetery for
In city, July s. Mr. JOHN MCINTYRE aged years
III. relatives the deceased the members Of the
from me sd S AZ se ny 80 Lee 1
5ocOel.P Pm. FRANKLIN ). orTARsoN Pres'tP.C
Monday Ja 5, Of the heart, AARON KLINE in
M friends are respectfully requested to a,te.d his funeral from
his late residence No 2s7 Henry this day O'Clock r. ~
Al Montreal on SATURDAY June g. after an illness Of nns week.
ELIZABETH wife Of Jane: Poster and second d.Ssher Of The ate
M Isaac Jones Barnard Of Quebec native Of Deehe, MISS
on Tae.Ssy' july g. CHARLES FREDERICK son Of Edward
The relative and friends respectfully invited 70 attend his
aber Railroad between Grove aud Barrow sts, Jersey CITY
wrrstr RrOnr DEIrE, City and County Of New Yo
from the s6h day Of June 20 the % day Of july Men,
Women so; Boys, l2l Grs, gs-Toa 3I3
Dsds SSaei or s + as'6@ A c
Casually, q; Cholera fhiantum, co. Cholera Morbgs s.
cohe Consumption, ~ Commissions 81 Group, 49, Comes
ton Of Lungs 7; Cyanoss, CiThos Debility De mum
DfoTsy the Chest 81 Drowned 4; Dyseniery. Epilepsy
EysPe.s 81 Fracture Of skull Fever Fever Puerpeaa Fs
Fever Nervous q Disease Of Heart Hopping Cough InaAm
Bo ,e9 Rass Knsy o. Of aa
Inflammation OF stomach Il lnsmmaton Of Throat - Inatmma
Measles II; on Ase fay, Premature Birth, Rapture
oil Womb Scroa 3; Small PoX, II Spinal Disease, Teeth
lng.2 Ucerauoa ofln,esines, ;Yanolod, Unknown,
dgcUnter year. 90 70 years, So 2to5 20; stole lO
Toto 90 Il 20 80 ~ 30 10 49, 2 40 20 90 IS 5Oto60 IA 90
to TO- II SOTO so ", ~ " TO 100 l0J and upward
l;.unknoWn,
Place, # NatirfyUnted States, 90 Ireland, Eneaad
10 Scotland. q Wales, Germany, 25i France Holland
Switzerland British Possessions IN North America West
Indies, uuknown5.
From Hospital Bellevue s. Penentay Bllckwens Island,
lunatic Asylum do, City Hospital Aa House, BackWels
Island, ?; Colored Home.l. Coored persoas6
lnieruen,s returned hon Wards Island. 8.
A. w. WHnr, City Inspector
CRY bSJeefort QNes, July ,, 1859.
WSEELr RErosr DrirH in tie City Of Brooklyn for
wess eadas July ;, 1854 Males g5 Females, 20 Adults, O
Children, 3S-To;al, ~
Dpsases Psoas Congestion ofLung Consumption
- CsH'uhons, Group Constipation Dnuhea, p Dropsy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-07
Dec. 1856 Inc. zoe 1874 Dscl,oll7s5

The aggregate quantity of the same articles left al
tide water from the commencement of navigation to
the 3Oh Je inclusive during the years 1850 and 1852
is as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-07

Inc....76,869 2035i Dec. .93 10 lac. $3.50
The aggregate quantity of the same articles left at
tide water from the commencement of navigation 30
the Both June inclusive during the years 1851 and 1882
ia % fnnUa.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-07-07

PORTRAIT OF THE President - we
learn that several gentlemen of Brooklyn nave un'u
20 send Mr.. Carpenter, the artist to take iOi ''"
portrait Of Mr.. Fillmore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-15
THE FISHERY QUESTION IN THE SENATE.
NO PROSPECT OF WAR.
Lists of the Moneys Drawn by Gems. Scott
and Pierce to be Furnished.
THE LATEST FROM THE FISHERY REGIONS
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Liquor Law I'm Boston-rhe Cholera In
ROchester-The Western Crops,
De-, &c., DO.
Affairs In Washington city

WAsHiSGros. August ID 1852.
MR.. SEwARD's SPEECH ON THE FISHERY QUESTION
HIS DEFENCE OF THE ADMINISTRATION NO PRO-
liability OF Wharf.-The POSTMASTER GENERAL
SHIP, ETC.
SPECIAL coHREsroSpEScE OF THE HERALD.
Mr.. Stewards speech, to day, fully confirmed my
statements to the fishing tiers; first. that England
has not at this time set up any claim regards the
headlands. Ind that Admiral Seymour has instruc-
items seize any vessels outside Of the three miles from
the coast and secondly that the President does not feel
liberty to make any reciprocity treaty but leaves all
action to Congress Mr.. Stewards attempted defence Of
Mr. Webster's proclamation failure attributable
doubtless his want Of recent practice in defending adj
Mr. Stewards speech is entitled to cons
deraton the result Of full conferences with Mr.
Webster and the British minister The defence of the
administration Is regarded step towards reconcile
alton Of parties in New York
Secretary Webster and Minister Champion both in
the Senate Chamber to day.
Our fishermen will be willing to have the duties on
fish and bounties done away with, provided they per-
mitted the shoal well the deep fisheries
The truth that the mackerel fishery is not worth any
thing hree miles the coast There is be.
eve the British government will give this freedom
upon the terms indicated
The Senate went into executive session to-day for the
purpose of ratiyng the Indian treaty. upon which they
were yesterday engaged
There various rumors Of changes in the cabinet,
hut think nothing is definitely determined yet
Hon. John w Allen, formerly member of Congress
from Ohio is spoken of Judge Halls successor in the
appointment would give every satisfaction to the wing
party. Y. u.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-15

A.. 1919, r,,.s,iurs ever assembled In that State,
Hrot in al New Dglanf. Many OF the foremost
men az n party in al parts Of the country, have
al,e.dv ,ipnifed their intent on 60 be present
The Sonth.rn movement n favor Of Secretary
Webster. is advancrg with rapid strides All that
is now wanting to ensure the nomination Of Dr w,
b, the UDion wings of the country, is little deter
mination and animation the part Of his friends in
the North The procse rings, hch We publish in
another column of the different county meetings in
Georgia. 60 nominate dc egates to the convention to
he held at Macon, on the 18th inst, fully establish
the fact that the wings there are ripe for the
nomination of Mr. Webster, and will support him
with fryor hitherto unknown among the party in
that State
Four out of the seven persons who died from
cholera 10 Rochester yesterday. are said to have
beer children who had been eating unripe fruit.
This is another warning peopl. to be very careful
of their Diet. The larger portion Of the iruts and
melons hasked about our streets Mt this time are
pregnant with disease, and should be summed by
all who value their health.
The Iowa Kentucky and Northern OHIO papers
speak the recent eopous showers of rain as having
been of infinite benefit TO the corn and other late
crops Ii is anticipated hat the coming crop
OF Iowa viii be larger than that of any previous
year.
The first arrest under the new liquor law made
in Boston yesterday. One Irishman complained of
another for having sold pint Of gin. Rather
small business, all around. Newport, it seems, is
not the only place that has been made to suffer in
consequence of the effects of the Maine law, for,
appended to the despatch containing the foregoing
information, is note stating that businessis SO dub
il Boston that even tive or three Of the churches have
suspended services for the season. The members
have probably gone to some region where they
enjoy the privilege of freely thinking and acting
for themselves, 60 far as regards their personal
epjoymeuts
Hon. John Allen, formerly member of Con-
gress from Ohio, Is spoken of as the successor of
Judge Hall as Postmaster General
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-15
Meteorological Observations.

BY hoksEs LINE OFFICE NO. IwALL STREET
SATURDAY August Ia, 1852
BUFFALO, o A. M.-BaroDeter rs 40 Thermometer 78,
Wind northwest Clear and pleasant morning..
z. M.-Barometer 81 49, Thermometer 49, Wind
west Cloudy, but pleasant evening.
ROCHESTER, y A. MA bright, supshiney morning.
Warm and pleasant Ib.Imom.t rs. Wind south west.
p. M-Cool, BEAUTIFUL evening. Rather cloudy.
Wind southwest Thermometer
AUBURN, 8 A. M.-Plessant morning. Wind south.
Thermometer 10.
OF. M.-Cloudy, but fine night Wind west. Their
mometer IS.
SYRACUSE. 0 A. M Fine morning. Wind north,
Thermometer "a
sP. M.-wa,m, but pleasant evening. Therm ,meter
rs. Wind west.
UREA. A. M-Clear and pleasant. Wind west. Their.
mometer so
9P M.-very warm cloudy evening. Thermometer
10. Wind light from southwest
ALBANY. 8 A MA bright, lovely, clear morning.
Wind south Thermometer "A. Barometer 70. $780,
sP. M-very clear, pleasant evening. Wind west.
Thermometer S6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-15

u g. ooop Of Prebe arrived at Faya on the 9th NJ
July. All well. The Prebe sailed from Annapolis OF,
the 18th Of June cruise for practice with humber
young midshpmen on board of the class of 1851 and
would remain about week at Faya and thence proceed
to Madeira.
. The frigate Cumberland. Com strineham arrived IN
the harber Of Athens the 18th of July The frrstg
Ban Jacinto Captain Cobb. expected hourly With
the Hon Mr. mar,h, our Minister TO Constautinope
Two Russsn one French Greek, one Austrian man
of.wAr were In port.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-15
Marine Affairs.

The steamship Hermann, Capt Higgins. left this port
for Bremen via Southampton yesterday. She carries
between fifty and sixty passengers and S32 700 in specie
The British steamship Glasgow, Captain Craig,
departed yesterday for Glasgow with seventyv pas
sengers
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-15
Personal intelligence

Fx.President Tyler and family arrived in town on
Friday route to Staten Island where they will pass
some weeks at the residence OF Mrs. Gardiner
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-15
The Cholera at Rochester
The Liquor Law In Msssaeh usetts, &c.
From the West.

THE WEATHER AND cRons-ILLNEsS OF CAssIUS ".
CLAY, ETC.
CINCINNATI August IA, 1852
The weather continues dry, and with but little pros.
pec Of rain learn from the interior papers of Ksn-
lucky and perih' Ohio that copious rains fell there
Monday and Tuesday. which had greatly benefited the
growing crops pfvst. letter from Burlington, Iowa,
states that there will be larger crop Of in that
State than before
Cassius NJ. Clay continues very sick, at White Hall,
Kentucky
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-15

Death OF the President OF the Pennsylvania
senate.
PHLADEiPHIA, August ID 1852
Benjamin Matthias State Senator from this city died
this morning lie President of the Senate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-15
Clay Monument - Accidentally Killed
Himself.

BALTIMORE, August II, 1852
Clay monument Association has been formed in
New Orleans, and meeting called to forward the
project.
Doctor Stiles, Of Claiborne, Mississippi took dose OF
stryobnins few days since In mistake for quinine and
died In ten minutes Afterwards.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-15

Departure Of the City OF Glasgow.
PHLADELpHIA, August IL 1861
The steamship City Of 0asgow sailed this morning for
lyes2eeb WIN wv passenger end $4,000 specie,
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The James Adger at Charlssson.

CHARLEsreN, August "a 1852.
The United States mail steamshp James Adger Capt
John Dickinson, arrived at her wharf here at O'clock
this morning. $500 =
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-15
From the Fishing Grounds.
ANOTHER VESSEL sEIZED-HONORs TO THE oFFIoERS
OF THR MISSISSIPPI, ETC.

BosroS August IA, 1862
Fishing vessels arrived at Gloucester report that tho
schooner Pilot, of Gloucester, belonging to the same
the Florida also seized has been taken by an
English vessel
A telegraphic despatch states that the Helen Mar
seized for having fresh bait board and taken into
Publico has been released
St. John N b. papers of the 18th inst state that tho
bali to Commodore Perry and the officers Of the Misss-
Of the I'D regiment would perform the occasion The
inhabitants of st John paying attention to
the officers Of the Mississippi She was to sail for Halifax
FRIDAY.
A Britisb war steamer has made its appearance OF
Dai hurst New Brunswick.
The ~. John papers vxult over the announcement
that Lord Derby hss tateu The power from Mr. Cramp-
ton to interfere in the hing question aud think that
the English Premier viii stand by the Colonies In the
matter
The Cholera at Rochester
ROCHESTER, August IA. 1857.
The Board Of Health report for the twenty four hours
ending four NJ, nine cases. and seven deaths,
from cholera Forr Of the deaths were children who had
been eating green fruit
The Liquor Law In Massse usetts, &c.
BosroN, August a. 1925.
The first liquor case under the law. In Boston,
came up in the police to day against Irishman,
for selling one pint of GIN The postponed to
this at. and bail required in the Of thou
soyd dollars The complaint made by hishman-
Matters very dull here. Three of largest
churches have closed for mouth owing to the absence
from the city OF tier congregations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-15
House OF Representatives

WASHINGTON, August IA. 1852
SMALL DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Mr. FIcrLrN asked but did receive consent to in
troduce bill to suppress the circulation Of small notes
in the District of Columbia.
BRIDGEPORT BRIDGES
The House resumed the consideration of the bill
declaring the Wheeling and Bridgeport bridges lawful
structures and post routes.
THoMAs N. HowE resumed and concluded his remarks.
showing them to be nuisances.
Mr.. MIIsoN spoke defence Of the bridges mill tho
expiration OF the morning hour.
The House then took up
THE APPROPRIATION BILL
Inc Houfe by vote of 80 against 1906
~ tne amendment appropIisting $4,000 to test the
as q substitute in part for horses
The bull was then passed. and the House went into
committee on the
The consideration Of the bill for the relief of David
nyeric was resumed 1t proposed to give him thirty
thousand dollars OF contract made with tho
Secretary OF the Navy In $780, to supply the navy with
American water rotted hemp The question whether
Mr. hyere did or old not introduce the water rottinr
process was discussed. and the merits of the several
kinds OF hemp considered among other things without
Opposing Of the bill the Committee rose and the House
adjourned. ~
Democratic Mass Meeting nc HiiIsboro,. N II.
Bosros, August IL, 1852.
Letters have been received by the Chairman of the
Democratic State Committee Of New Hampshire from
Nilism H. Polk, Member Of Congress- for Tenuesee:
senator Clemens Of Alabama Senator Weller OF Csfor
mia; Mr. Vaughan and General Dix Of New York saying
tnat they will be present ut the mass meeting In Hills
Doro ana address the meeting Charles 0'Conor and
present, -
Congregational Nomination In Maine,
PORTLAND. Me-, August IA, 1852.
Hon ThomasJ d. Fuller, (democrat), mas been re-
Nominated for Congress from the Sixth District
Clay Monument = Accidentally Killed
Himself.
BALrnoRE, August Ia 1862.
Clay monument Association has been formed in
New Orleans, and meeting called to forward the
project.
Doctor Stiles Of Claiborne Mississippi took dose OF
stryohnins few days since In mistake for qunine and
died In ten minutes Afterwards.
The james Adger at Charleston.
CHARLEsTes, August IA, 1852
The United States mail steamship James Adeer Capt
John Dicknson arrived at her wharf here At O'Clock
this morning. '-'-'~
Departure OF the City Of GIasguw.
PHLADELpHIA, August IL 1862
The steamship City Of Glasgow sailed this morning for
Ay~vesb WITH aoo ps~ssSer end $4,000 specie,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-08-15
ttiDg at HiiIsboro'. NH.

Congregational Nomination IN Maine,
PORTLAND. Me-, August a. 1862
Hon Thomas J D. Fuller, (democrat), has been re-
dominated for Congress from the Sixth District
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28
Whig County Convention.
Who's of Nevada county are hereby

requested 10 IN eet in Convention in the court
house, at Nevada city, the first Saturday OF
September next, at eleven o'clock A. H., TO
nominate candidates to be voted for AT the
November election, viz One Senator, three
Represent itives, Sheriff. County ClcrF Conn
~ Treasurer, Assessor, Coroner and Public
Administrator.
The Convention will also choose delegates
to the District Convention for the nomina-
ton Of Il Judge Of this judicial District.
Each township win be entitled to one dci-
cgate for every hundred electors.
The County Committee respectfully sug-
gest that the appointment of delegates 10 Il is
Convention be by township meetings. 10 be
holden as early as the third week in August.
A full attendance is requested, that tho
rough organization may be had previous TO
entering upon the canvass.
BY order Of the County Ex. Committee,
JOHN ANDERSON, Chin.
JOHN !. SYKES, Sec'y.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28
NOTICE..

To all whom II may concerns:
|, Caroline A. Frisbic. OF tho township and
county Of Nevada, in the State Of California
wife Of Lyman p Frsbic, of the same place
In compliance with and under the provisions OF
an act passed April 18th, 1852, entitled =" An
act to authorize married women TO transact
business Ia their own names as sole traders, :"
do hereby declare that intend henceforth to
carry on ia my own name, and on my own
account, the business Of a Saloon in said
township and county aforesaid.
Dated Mt Nevada This 23d day Of Augutt
A. D 1852. CAROLINE A. FRISBlE.
State OF California. Count of Nevada. On
this twenty-thtrd day Of August, A. ID. 1852,
before me personally appeared Caroline A.
Frisbie, known to ME to be the person descrh-
ed in and who exccn,ed the above instrument
and acknowledged that she executed the same
freely and voluntarily, for the uses and pur-
poses therein mentioned.
THEO. MILLER, Cl'k Dist Court,
l93t By SIDNEY 9. HrRBERT, Dep.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28
Democratic Convention.

THE Democrats of Nevada County are
hereby notified that Convention for the
nomination Of County Ticket for the coming
election, will be held in the Court House, Ne
vada City, on Monday, September d, 1852
commencing Mt II O'Clock, A. M.
Democrats Of the County are respectfully re-
quested 10 meet in their various precincts on
Saturday, the 2lst inst, and elect Delegates
to the Convention.
Basis OF representation same as heretofore
established, viz, one delegate to every hundred
electors, or an additional one for am fraction
exceeding thirty
BY order Of Democratic Central Committee.
J. N DAwLEy, Chm.
n Sr,RLeS Secr'y ---l6 ST.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

DrEp.-ln this city, oath inst, after
short but severe illness, Capt. VIM.
Dewey, aged 70 years, late of Washte-
nav county. Michigan. Michigan pa
pcrs please copy.
In San Francisco, Aug. 23i, Capt. F.,
d. Thomas, formerly Of Newhuryport,
Mass, and late of the drm of Hinckley
& Thomas.
In San Francisco, Aug. %, DR.. David
Baugh, late Of Philadelphia, aged 81.
In Sacramento city, for nine days
ending Aug. 22-Benjamin Ward, nged
% years Missouri; Daniel Fitzpatrick
so years, Ireland John Works. SO, Mo.
Mary McDonough, 80; Danl. w Smith
%, Gloucester, Mass; James Humphrics
IS. Chicago, Ill; Adolphus Cason, 80,
South Carolina: James jackson, 25, Lou
issana; James NJ. Graham, 25, Virginia !;
John C. Drake, %, New Jersey; Jose
Angel Nunis, 25, Mexico; D. c. Park
hurst, 35, Boston; three Cinnamon.
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28
Cigars and Fruit Stoi e.
TTI'NDV IJEpC CHAM

Main st. one door below Nevada Hotel
I'D ESPECTFULLY informs the lovers o.
az good Cigars, that he has fitted up q
store as above, where viii constantly be kept
full supply Of the choicest brands of Cigars,
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, wholesale
and retail
His connection with the best houses IN
Sacramento and san Francisco, in the trade.
enables him to procure the very best articles
imported. To test the truth Of this declara-
ton, smokers and chcwers are invited TO give
them call. The following brands of c.gars
now on sale, viz; Reqaia, Tulepan. Vigl'anca,
Alhambra, Londres, lenny Lind, Fragrancla,
Montezuma, Lopez, Buena Vista, Principe, etc.
Also, Constantly on hand supply of Figs,
Oranges, Raisins. nuts, Confectionery, etc.
Connected with Henry liersham, on the
corner OF I'd and J streets, Sacramento, and
Mayblum, Grcenhood 6, Co., Corner Of Jack
son aud Sanscme sts San Francisco.
l6-3m
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28
Union Hotel.

TnE undersigned are fitting up the wcH
known house called the ~ lion Hotel, (" in
style not inferior 10 any IN this secion of
country. The table and bar will be Supplied
with the best the market affords, and by strict
attention TO busines, they hope to merit o
share Of public patronage. set A. In :, X.
The house will be ready for the aceommo-
daton Of the public on Sunday, tho llth inst.
TIEns.--Roa.d per week si0 lodging per,
week So; separate rooms $3; board per day 81;
lodsin 80 cents. 4a1 l@
SMITH q. DICKER MAN. &
Nevada, July Sth, 1852. ss8iN iae
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28
United States Hotel.

(Corner Broad and Pine SITS,
NANDEVQORT S- CARTER proprietors
v Beg lcnve to announce to the public
that they have made extensive alterations in
their building for the comfort OF permanent
and transient boarders, and are now ready for
their reception. The rooms arc furnished IN
the best style and are under the superinten-
dance of Mrs. Hastings. The table is fur
alshed with the best the market affords, and
polite waters are always in attendance. The
bar is furnished with the best of liquors and
cigars, and from the well known experience
our manager has had in the business no pains
viii be spared to make Il one of the most com
io.tablc hotels in the mountains. Also stab
ling for the horses of travellers and team.
sters. Likewise one of the best, coolest and
most delicious wells of water that California
can boast of
C. r, LOWELL, Manager.
Nevada, August 2tth, 1852
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28
Gregory House.

TNliIS popular Hotel the subscriber has
i taken and refitted aud now offers to
tho public an excellent table, supplied with
thc..best to be had in the market, good beds.
ahd the best Of liquors and cigars at the bar.
The subscriber will spare no pains TO Sc
cure the comfort and convenience Of his
guests, and make his house ono Of the best
i'll the Sratc. ~ Ns igsai9
Persons visiting tie city will always End
at his house the comforts Of home
Nevada, July 18th, 1878 SIN q F
The Nevada journal., 1852-08-28

SURG EON DEN 7IST.
VA respectfully tender his profes-
w siomal services 10 The citizens Of Cen
treville and surrounding country. lie will
perform all operations necessary to the health,
beauty. and preservation Of the teeth.
Artificial Teeth mounted on gold plate.
from one 10 an entire doubles set, ON tie latest
and most approved plan. Ether used in ex-
tracting If necessary. A ---
Office, near the VI. f G. g, on Church st.
DR.. f. has permission to refer to the follow
ing gentlemen: 81
Rev. Isaac Owen. Santa Clara;
Gov. Bigler, Sacramento;
isi ASD q sa5' r. tslla"'' GsSn' San Francisco;
" ". I. H. Nioesas'"E, Lyens, Esq. T. cen'revilIe'
I. b Mizcncr, Esq, Benicia;
Col G. Semplc. Colusi. i3-3m