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District OF Columbia, Washington County, TO wit
ORPHANS CoUEr, October 2, 1852.
Savage, administrator of
e. W Thompson deceased the administrations aforesaid
have appreciation orphans court Washington
appointed Tuesday the % instant for the settlement
decensed o the assets ~ hands
collected turned into money when
deceased notified 70 nitend,
their properly vouchod they otherwise be e1
provided Of this order
published for weeks in tho Union Of this city
previous said 3sth instant
Test Ed. ". RDACHs Register wills
True copy-testt Ed NJ ROACH, Register Wills
9-lHw3wt
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cEALED PRopOs ALs VIII be received by the u,

SEALED PROPOSALS VIII be received by the un-
y 2ld day Of November ~ O'Clock for
Of of the Presidents
House.
made for doing the work by the cubic
bank before iins The
haul from bank tbs place fdepnse about l0
yards.
Of complete the contemplated i'm
esmaed ~ 900 cubic yards; but should
required bind himself tn deliver
quaaty price first The wnos
10 be competed by the Is day OF April neat,
WA. H. BRECKENRIDGE,
Agent for the Improvement OF the public grounds
aept0 o. o.atp Nov
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SINGLE and Double Barrel Fowling-pieces, Sc
The subscriber inform his and the public
generally England has received,
opening the largest
Stubb Damascus Laminaied Steel and low ed
English and double barrel offered for
above the subscribers aion, and
order OF the manufacturers England
Purchasers therefore getting good article AT mode
te price,
Lke~ opened, splendid Of cunning
powder TASKS pouches
and belts bags liquor nask metallic aud other wads
washing cleaners nipple srruehes scewdysrs, gun
Walkers, Eys and Cons Eys wire cartridges t
mounting back action aud bar oek BY the
css, ramrod beadsand fact
every arficie belonging
call requested at the old established stand,
Penns, ivania avenue, s'ntn street.
io-2aw6wH JOHN w. BADEN.
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Western military Institute, Dronnon Springs, Henry
county, Ike lucky.

THE Of this institute he second Mon
L dayt IN
day n February OF each
college scientific OF United
Military Academy West Point and thorough instruction
in classical and modern languages.
A nounshng school, Hon Thomas n Monroe
Judge of ihe court distinguished for
institute, and offers great
student
INSTITUTE Boarding, lodging, fuel
lights washing attendance arms
si60 per annum surgeons fee, s5 Annum.
Charges school FOR and books
si6o per Of Eve months.
received time, and charged from the date OF
the end ofterm.
should be addressed tho supenntendeni
hdJuani the insitue Dreppon SPRING. konacky.
r. X. JOHNSON,
Sept 81 dow Superintendent
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4 Ew TAPESTRY AND VELVET CAISPETtNGs.-
subscribers additional sup
goods, al of which will be found desirable and
cheap beyond precedent.
mats various staples, a OF which VIII be
found 10 danpness, aud very reason
abb
Ao an supply made cotton Sheets IN superior
qna fabric will be sold for less than shecung cotton can
be bought without ofhemmng.
~ ,ddaI spppy table and toilet linens,
hch he sold of prices since our hrsi
nounccmenf. W. tashii - bop1h't
Dealers IN All kinds Of furniture dry goods
oct s-aroif
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Notice.

LAM OrrrCr October u, ls52.
NUMEROUS applications having been made this Office the
subject decided, full consideration, 10 reoognss
when before
before pnbc in ali however, 70
certificate under SEAL tho author
official character o the the time Of taking such
the genuincness Of his
regarded
,s ~ amended. JOHN WILSON,
o~ttg Commissioner.
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The the mI0riaiion and will be found
heretofore offered city We
will sell them Il New York prices
Nov s--6uf CLAGEIT NEWTON, MAY, 4 CO.
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afephia Iron staiuaryions, g.yhonnds, kewfossAsnA
dogs, and iron mir
rsings aAd
das, comprising upwards Of 2f0 designs.
Designs and specifications viii be Of hs Unon,
BY addressing ....s.-l....
Oct 5-d2m ROBERT WOOD, PHILADELPHIA
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THE Chesce works Of Thomas Hood, Prose "nd
L vp's-.
w.lss and Tas. american Farmer England Part 3D.
Semi Monthly Library.
Just published, and for ss's hy - ..-
ocH Bookseller, near ph street
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National Medical College, Washington, ID. g.

National Medical College, Washington, ID. q.
TUE muy-hrst
first Monday IN November, and continue until March.
FACULTY
Thomas Miller, NJ. d. phyaioingy
William Johnston, NJ D. professor obstetrics and Tho die
children.
Joshua Riley, NJ b. professor Of medca, therapeutics
May, NJ D. professor Of principles and practice
surgery
Grafton Tyler, NJ D. professor pathology md practice medt
King Stone NJ. D. professor Of croscopien and patho
logical
Edward Foreman, NJ D. professor Of chemistry and pharmacy
James z. Morgan, NJ D. Irosoctor and demonstration
Practical anatomy c prosecuted with tn ample farily
~
the Washington Innrmay with college
Here medicine and surgery both taught practically
expense full Of .sa5 %
Practical anatomy, by denon-trnior. 10 90
Maticusng fee, payable only 90
sfaduauon expenses. - %
Admission medical and surgical clinic charge
GRAFTON TYLER, N. ID, Dean Of the Faculty,
Once and residence Of Washington
Aug 3-2aw3mdscp
MIXED Lot
M 10 rntemen silk undehirs, 81 50 each, we
80
cartons senuemen's black nncy-colored
10 bundles renemens wooen and merpo undeshir with
umbrellas half bose gloves, nc
10 boxes ladies' mefino vests, all grades
Is pieces jossy hannels, all colors
40 pieces Highland plaids for ehidreus
40 dozen ladies' hid Gloves all eoo best quality, Is cents per
dozen Alendale quilts, very cheap
boxes chndrens shawls
very BAY sbav many grave patterns
IN the lnt
for
uniformity of prices
ARTICLES sold warranted prove represented.
Good articles low prices and fair dealing be relied in all
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IN mont horses in Saturday last MAYORS stable
lfth and Pennsylvania them
matched pairs including &fM8
hands, and quick handy drivers.
splendid horses
miles the hour with hundred
tails well up high headed and ranging appearance
One hands, tails, Aecks,
high headed, and very stylish travellers.
bays, fifteen and ahaf hands, high action,
four bocky made Morgan horses; easily beaten
black fifteen hands, round, beautiful
ponies their colong and plumpness of ebm
pair Morgan mares, dark brown ffecn hands
high ta finished forn and action bred
well broken harness and saddle will
make fine breeding
One pair of matches "a dark dappe and bay1 sixteen
hands, snowy stylish make fine appearance.
hands, fine STYLE closely Matched and
together inutes either Of them angy beat
2.45.
One ponies Morgans fourteen and half hands squarc
made, and stylish three and half uiinups
Aso twelve single hoses Youthful Of fine sixr great oaA quai
and wen broken all work The subscriber would
fully solicit the wishing purchass hne
varied magnificent lot Of selected horses
before equalled by any arrival in Washington.
J. o. TAYLOR.
Nov 7-dI' fIneligencer.]
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GOOD Brands-
VI 10 pieces bright colorcd French mcr.noes
French coors, qualities, and
cloths, cheap
Al above o brands
60 black apacas
lines I'd, stock OF black eoaptese
in all dePartme
pieces ladies' elo,h colors (now ciosks
at low prices. NtltN
pieces made white hanncs, wide snd shick
pieces real Welsh flannel 50 yard IS
IS pairs medium and fine blankets, great bargains
blankets
100 pieces black colored silt choice qualities
pieces very yard, .on
and good
Also, and complete eoods
goods
examination
Terms cash, unless arranged TO the contrary Fs#N
Good articles, prices, mny
PERRY BROTHER.
Nov 9-eosnf Opposite Cenre Markst.
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QLACk and CoIored Wide Silk Vclvets CleAks,
- Mane kcWe have opened superior stock Of
wide black colored silk velves. In will be
found
3 pieces medium priced black
] do real Lyons black silk velvet ataA&
do mazarine blue beautiful shades 3gtrg
do royal purple
do green
do
do garnet-al of which will Offer the owes
kel prices. 4lat4a
Real French Mernos have now in full supply
French all the desirable shades ~ blue,
green brown node purple maroon slate cherry, and a colon,
which will sell al the lowest prices. Fe NN
New French Printed Mousseiine-Ouy tune
comprises the patterns have presented fx
and confident 6Acy.
We selling such goods readily brought u few
cents handsome swooi Foods
80 and 624 cents IS agsi
We hand full supply Of moussenes In solid coaoss
in blue, mode cherry
blue, quality, and cheap
Rich Brocade Figured, Plain sksOur of sk goods
all choice and sy1ss
goods line think prepared ofsr below -
marke, price.
We 20 pieces black de Rhine, from rs q
yard, of nch glossy FINISH sn san
pieces black satin turc, OF good quality
10 do rich figured black silks cheap
Also variety Of light silks, sAzbls - evening
dresses, all OF which offer sma advance anA
specially solicit call from all in want Of cheap good eoo4s
w. n. sHU5TER q Co.,
Nov g-d2wh 7th street, near the avssSe.
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RooL
L1nRsnr uousr nrrnrsfsTauvEs,
August "a, 1859,
LARGE number Of belonging this cfiee ont
"a T1r members the House having their
ecay hcm 70 h urned
JOHN A. PARKER,
urg7-du Librarian House Of Representatives.
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NOTICE TO THE PUULIC--On and after
E-rlr day Of October next the mail boat WI leave
berth for the South at quarter past O'Clock IN
SEM 10 gnw4w GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
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EhIstANG Tapestry Carpesfn2s Mt Reduced psSc~.
Ia just received BY the subscribers beauu
carpeungs which ready for exhibition sale. flsI
These in entirely improved desgns- and
they purchased will dispose them accordingly
Also store supply Of lowpnced hoor oslcbcehs and
CLAGETT DODspk,
Dealers in all kinds OF furniture dry goods
Nov 2-3hfeod Pennsylvania door oh
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EnII Trade. Is52.-Msry land aud Nlrgtn,a.

OUR residing the above named
fall md supplies Of dry goods OF
sualy Tern the approaching
the northern aud markets
which additions viii be made Of all ha s desirable
and move in the way Of dry goods.
all classes, styles, and prices connnty
a hand.
Ladies kinds plainest fabric. the finest
kinds In vogue, In endless variety.
of finest and medium qualities, with al
articles for their ia ne at proyefbia low prices
Misses wearWe particular attention 70 all classes
mi and chidrsn
selected the
purpose, with IN eye styles, fabrics. and prices
band article OF dry goods
mourning apparel brcs the trade
extremely low prices
adapted outdoor iu word deal iu
every usually found well ordered dy goods establish
mel
We desife to increase trade.
An establishment be for approved
paper short dates.
Goo articles prices aud fair dealing relied
PERRY BROTHER
Opposite Centre Market, Washington, u. G.
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CILk yEIv Ers.We respectfully Of Ihs 10
- dies TO the following goods, jus, received
pieces "a best black sik velvet M@
4-i do 4@.s
"A do do
do A. do royal purple do
49, do blue do
do "a do black do
Do 2-4 do do
do "a do blue do
do "A do purple do ~
40 o-1 do msen do
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pAHtstAS sights Ereoch Principles seem shr""Gh
American Specrscles. l voi., illustrated
Ls--inr's sicfoa field noos of the R.vou'onpart 90
Oct rs FRANGk TAYLOR
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THE uuderstgned, late Solicitor Of the Treasury,
established himself city Of Washington
his principally
United Supreme Court.
When sccuped he win attend before
other tribunals
devoted law he win
opinions before
Once, appeal the Chief Justice and Assistant
and tsl of concerans in of the
country.
give opinions and prepare for
either
which established
6pr their q jwaicpt,on
oncc is'h oppse The State and Tresur Departments
n N. Gff.irr.
wAwrxsro~, Nov. 4, 1850 Nov 7-lydA~p
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OWEN SON. Merchant r~iler-, beg leave To i.-
'rrm their friends srd The public generally
vas h. AL sod winter rpeds comprising .s.o
superior cloths together full Of choice nnr,
OctT-Aswt- - ' N~''
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MADAM pLAKE's Dancing nd Va .,,,,cv Academy

ApAM HtAHE's Dancing ard NsIsy,nx Academy.
~ Apollo Hsi-Madsn hske has the
rnn- and the public that her auartrr cor the
commence the 1d of November, Is5 Madam n has pro
thon0h her agent m New Nork Al
NE coming Days Of tuition washinrlon
snrdsys, from half hn half past O'Clock ~ nr
gentlemen hslfpsst O'Clock For terms apply A. The al
| Def
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Collectors Once, city Hall
October 4, isd2.
NOTICE TO TkX.PAyERg is hereby given that de.
Of allowed b. law nm the taxes o. the
current year, ir paid durng Tie prsssut month"; :,
Oct T-eotNovlf X = hoIhh' N"heS'of
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THE Lost senscs-Deafness and Blindness by DIR.
Il
TIM. Of interest from Of the most learned
accomplished revealing Of
which live who have been deprived Of the of
his uan thirty
life Of ACTIVITY scholar,
which living
jeeed himself his discriminating
blind, James Mitchell, Lanra BrdeemAn,
osrs eplete with profound thought the Interesting
presented the progress Of their mental training
Chriaian Observer.
DauT BntK TlLusrE .rIoNsMorung Series vols
"a e.
Vol. J. Ancdiluvans and patrarchs
q. Moses and Judges
a. Samuel, Sani and David.
4. Solomon and the Kings
Evening Series vols. ~ ~.
Vol. 4. job and the roetiea Books.
n isaiah and III. Prophets.
2. The Life and Death of our Lord.
4 The Apostles and the Early Church.
For nj GRAY nALLANTYNE's Bookstore,
Sep ilu 7n street, two doors above Odd feilows hsh
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ItS"r0 >sssN'e "ao Drawers. sf Sin Cashmere,
msn"o 'am"oHt and aieo superior article ot
Ns'o's mr. hrhy Recommended invsds ull assortment
now ON hand, cheap Tor cash. puuctusl cusomer
CHks. N. LANES
nat zap, and seniemens Furnishing Establishment,
-. - fennsylvanin avenue, ~ street
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Oers tickets and shares and certificates of packages in
splendid lotteries will receive the
official of each drawing Immediately after is
o who frem
Address Z. E. O'BRiEN, Agent,
Oct 81 Alexandria, Virginia
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Bureau Typographical Engineers, Sept 10, 1852.
DROPOsALs will be Secretary of War until the
SO January, 1855 the Red
will be awarded the lowest
depart
ons thousand dollars.
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I"E National Magazine for November .. now ready
Lonlsub Bryan, tparai Powerful Microscope Lite and
nes Of johnson, nice engravns so o the Alcheuisis
NsrrHtt Fuller Ossole OrthorrnPy Webster The Good
pf odyle Ghost Training o Bishop; Latin Hymns The
froees. of Sculpture. nc, ne,
fucs, ~ year, or ts cents per number.
tof sale ny the sEents, GRAY A. DALLkNTfNE
street.
The Nevada journal., 1852-06-19


produce of China, and, against thes
foreigners The Spanish indians possesse
no chance. -, 80.
To avoid the heavy port charges at Ma
Mia, as well as the unjust taxatioa q
their goods especially directed aeains
them, the Chinese often called straits
gem to their aid, and would depart u
the dead Of night, forgetting to obtain 4
receipt for the custom house dues, from
her Catholic Majssty's proper authsEi
ties. Orders were then issued that II 4
masts of tho junks should he struck,
0 guarantee that the memory of ia,
owners should not prove 90 defective
but this was aabortiye. The doughty
Ghincss, while the drowsy Manila an
thorities were ssleep, would up masts
and ere the morning dawned the junk
were out af Manila Bay. But the Span
iards wero not to bo defeated. and q
length they required that the China
men should unship their rHddera IN
which the Spaniards would take par
ticular care until the owners paid theil
proper respects TO the heads Of the Gus
toms department. John was at lengtl
checkmated.
What wonder that the superisr ehi
tsrprise Of the Chinese should havi
snatched from the natives tho whole d
tho sugar exported, with very eonsid,
erable share of the other rich thing,
produc ed in this fne countryl Whols5
sale and retail, the Chinese beat the
Spanish Indians. The Chinaman come
over beggar, with not cent in tht
werld when he lands, and his Creates
difficulty at first is 10 obtain money
enough to buy his ticket Of residence
which, as above stated 10 regard to the
natives, must lie paid In advance Tile.
6rst difficulty over, he works night and
day, twenty hours out Of the twenty
four, and the result is that after this
residence Of o few years, he finds him
sels master Of we'll stocked shop, and
independent; his wants are few. and ha
can live on penny day, tobacco IN
cluded. 1&
By far the greater number Of foreign;
ers in Manila and the Philippine ls
lands are Chinese. The number Of Eng
lishmen in Manila is estimated at. about
forty, and perhaps the English, Frencl,
and Americans would number one hun
dred. As those foreigners are repre-
sented by strong governments,. the bear
ing of the Spaniards towards them dIi
fers materially from that which we have
recorded in respect to the Celestials.
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MANILA IN 1851.

An intelligent resident Of Manila, an
Englishman, in series Of letters under
this caption, after describing the spirit
of monopoly which the Spanish.Indian
governments has so long exercised in
every department Of industry, states
that the cultivation Of sugar was for q
long time monopolized by the govern
ment until the concern became 100 vast
to manage.
Forced at last to yield up this mono
poly because the government had not
sufficient vigor to protect it, tho whole
of this great article Of export has be-
come the property of foreigners, and
those foreigners are, of oil others, the
most despicable in the eyes Of the Span
iaids and Spanish Indians; we mean the
Chinese. When the Spaniards first re-
laxed those stringent rules which al
most totally excluded foreigners from
the Indian possessions Of the Spanish
crown, considerable emigration COM
menced from the Chinese Empire to the
Philippine Islands, and this emigration
has continued to the present day. The
Chinese now make up large proportion
Of the population. In and about those
villages which are dependent on the
sugar plantations, the Celestials, II is
estimated, form from one third to one
half Of the population. In the city Of
Manila there are many thousands Of
Chinese, chiefly engaged in trade, while
the Chinese merchants own nearly eve-
ry pound Of sugar exported, their trades.
men claim by far the greater part Of
the Wholesale and retail commerce Of
the country. They soon became tive
numerous to please the Spanish govern
ment who had recourse to heavy taxa-
tioa ~ keep them out, in order to pro-
tsct the aboriginal trading population.
CHINESE junks crowded the river Of the
capital, fllea with the men and ithe
The Nevada journal., 1852-06-19
To Miners in Quartz.

N0R SA LIE, a fne assortment Of magnify
II ing glasses, of various powers, made ex-
pressly for examing quarts rock. Also pocket
compasses, magnets, thermometers, pocket
spy,glassss. surceyor's conpasses. thcodolites,
isveling instfuments, etc. etc. Aa ~ 81 o.
instruments of every description made to
order. Repairs executed in the best manner.
Orders By express punctually attended 20.
gAE - s5sosrA THQS. .'fENNEJNT,
Mathematical and Nautical Instrument ma
ker, Montgomery ST., hoad of Long Wharf,
over the banking house Of Drexel, Sather f.
Church, San Francisco. 63-ly
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Eagle Foundry,
Fremont ST. between Market and Mission


SAN FRANCISCO.
TTHE above establishment, now being in
i complete operation, the proprietors are
prepared to execute orders in the various
branches of their respective trades, viz :
Steam Engines and Boilers of every descrip-
ton, Iron and Brass Castings of all kinds,
Saw mills, Grist mills, Quartz mills, Pumps,
&C., either by steam or water power. Also,
all kinds of Blacksmith work, Turning, fin.
ishing etc.
The Eagle Foundry company being com
posed of practical and experienced work
men in their respective branches Of the trade,
trust from their long experience in and at
tention to the business promptly, to satisfy
all who may favor them with their orders.
STRATHERN, BRoDIE g. co.
P.S. All orders addressed as above to
Box No. IA, Mechanics and Traders Ex-
change, San Francisco, will be promptly at
tended to. T0,sm*l S. b. & Co.
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Sutter Iron Works,
Rincon Point, San francisco.

Kincon Point, San francisco.
CTEAM ENGINES and boilers, machin-
- cry for crushing and pulverizing quartz
rock, castings in iron and brass, wrought
iron work, water wheel castings, and all
kinds of machinery made to order.
Being largely engaged in manufacturing
quartz rock machinery, and having an ex-
tensive assortment of patterns on hand, ar,
prepared to receive and execute orders witt
dispatch.
Parties wishing further information, or to
contract for machinery, by addressing Geo.
X Gluyas, Superintendent, as above, or
Jas. Blair, Esq, Agent, San Francisco, will
be promptly attended to.
Aft
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TIMBERRp LANDS 'IN CALIFORNIA.

One Of the most peculiar features of|
this country is the singular manner i,,|
which Dame Nature has scattered The
splendid tracts or timbe red land through
out this section Of the State. Instead
Of the universal growth Of pine found
throughout somc Of the Atlantic States,
the valuable woodlands appear in groups
and many miles apart, presenting some
Of the most splendid, forests Of timber to
be found in any country. . ~, "a.
On the Contra Costa side this is par
ticularly the case. By some unaccoant-
able freak Of nature, the only timber
available for building and fcnc ny par
poses is situated partly on the summit
of the mountains directly opposite San
Francisco, or extending down into q sue
cession of dark and silent ravines, whose
tangled underground is ever shaded by
this giant growth Of cedar, and watered
by never failing mountain streams. Lo.
vsrs Of the romantic need not travel in
search Of It into the mining districts.
No part Of Califoraie presents such
iuxuriant mass Of foliage, in. some i'm
stances, climbing the stsep sides Of tho
CouVbv 1u0 oiutoot CAClu0inR tu0.. light
Of day, or epvelo3ing IN ito green and
tangled embrace the trunks Of these
huge and stately tress. ss'.
On the "Pulgos Rancho, an / almost
entirely included within its limits ara
situated nearly all the pine forests ON
the western side Of the Bay of San Frnn-
cisco. These trees are being rspidly
thinned, for building purposes and for
piles, for which last. purpose many hun,
dreds OF the finest and most thriving
young trees are cut down. The tim.
bsred land above Saucelito, known az
the Widow Reads Woods,'' ore aIso
rapidly disappearing before the wood
mans axe.
The value Of these spots Of timber 10
the next genera ti0p has excited the at
teniion Of speculators,- and squatters'
titles have been purchased in a number
of instances, saw mills erected, and
every arrangement made for supplying
tho great demand. which the unexaa-
pied growth Of our State seems to war
rant. Whether these woods will be re-
tainod as govefnment reservations re-
mains yet to be decided. Several dis,
putss have occurred between ,farmers
desirous Of cutting trees for fencing and
building, and those who have taken. pos.
session by pre- -smption claim to some Of
the finest tracts Of timber. Setting aside
the possibility Of the, United, States re-
serve, it seems but fair that those who
have settled upon the redwood lands'
should be entitled to the benefit Of the
timber, with the privilege Of selling it.
There are no agricultural facilities
among these woods, and the pnly rsmu-
neration received BY the. woodmah is
that from the sale of timber, clapboards,
shingles, 80. On the other haiid, far-
usfs in want Of fencing B,aterial, should
not be denied the use Of it. sltis to be
hoped, however, that those holding pos.
session Of the lands will consider the
Importance Of the timber 10 The future
welfare and conveaienee of the people,
and prevent any unnecessary. destruc-
ton ef tho trees, ..f
The Nevada journal., 1852-06-19

rMPoRTER OF BUTTER-The subscri-
ber has followed the butter business, In the
Atlantic States, for several years, he is now
permanently located in San francisco, and
will spare no pains nor expense in bringing
good article to this market.
His butter is all packed at the dairies In Is
and 100 pound pack ages; and being expire ssly
nut up for sale here, he feels justified in saying
The quality will be found equal to any in this
market. JAS. PATRICK, Battery 81.
i3-vl bet. Jackson and Pacific.