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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-09-08
Review Of the Markets.

stN FR,Ncrsco Friday, Aug IS 1859.
BUrrrR-Th' article hss very materially deelined Sales
have been msde ss follows SO frkins 81 &C. lai az &C
l6double packages, Forhes AZ foc 100 kegs AZ Sc -
pkss Is cask. hhcs and l5 kegs at SHE Some Of the
larger hocers have Withdrawn their stocks aWAuns oet
ter feeling n the maket.
BFtNDY-Boih American ard foreign brsndies de-
pressed with large stocks and but little doing sale OF
~ hEds - esss piee, ll bbB, So eA1As, 80 oetA'es
And 1su kegs we're made az SC.
CANnLEs-Receip since tie lst OF August 2oOo boxes,
ard 10 agfiye immediately AdAmanne range from
CoEfrE continues IN good demand and stock, light 10 the
bands obbels hodss Of large lots sc hrn. ant futh-
e. looked for. lm2oftsons Of Manila sud Java
2335 bass - pouaes each, dsng the past fortnight held
CoaLT steam lines have resolved mot Of the late i'm
potAors while lots 10 auiye have been disposed OF a.
lev The sCck 10 hsht and prices are hsh-
than quoted smell invoices part OF the Jessie Byrne,
from y dnsy, osdior sc
GS1hs stock lArEe and price, reeedios with diminished
WmsKY-seyeial arrivals fom the Atlantic State, and
the southern have CHECKED the advance IN American
ard holders desire g. realize In Of further Increase OF
the quantity IN market Scotch aud Irish sull AZ tho
ra'es nsmed Fine proof Moaopgahela "a worth 5(' %
Sc ~ TO Sc sale VI II barrels by the Fon'
Ca nom NalpsIaiso t57l,
MAI LfQt0Rs-A good demand exists, but pricss have
declined Sec per for bottled Ale and Stout watch
would be auge, td rs further arrivals Beer in cask
srsce a. Az lmproved orce Receipts S3i casks 30 hhdi
GIblls IS quarter cass. : half barrels, $40 CASES
RCF-China hss not declined om our last lnotAtion'
Tie Suitana LETT China IN June with go MAJ so'9 90 ar
rive &c 800 mats good no = from battvis e. Ban
tam old a. l.c The consumption by the Oaine'e Ia
SUcAEs-Da and recent importa It'll mostly in first
bsrcs Brown S0eas have receded {. gut u ha'aos
sod A. lc: SCI 200 cay,d Manila At Zee; jj bbs aud nj
his crashed AID powdered % ~ &. The receipts are
4 17i hess lol tcs 68j hhs ard 3loo N.
WlNfs-Claiet dull with ast)ck Va market estimated
sts tU csfk much hsd order. io cssss pr Tor
mont 500 ~ suction A. -Hds. Csses are ia limited de-
msnd, psrfy owing the quantity bouled here. S,u.
ca.ss 10 more drmsnd, and worth 80
n faif Ca.s. Chsmraigne sells Freely IN 7askets cases
I'm limited request Receipts Of wine casks 20 baskets,
lO hoNes "a The French snip An'onia has j1st
win large quantities OF eask and oth7r wines iIom
n sr=sIlies
sssnl>f supplies ard decline OF : cents for hall
boxes since cur last.
All .rc ct salt Pr visitors have been in good request,
ard foil rut tafions obtained
Tie sales Il Flour navs been considerable Tor consimp-
ton
cannot be doubted but thatheTe heavy and constant
dr.n ON stock o ods and s husn-ss prospects are
d,ci,,cly good: and rhou IN 4rs. qusny ri goods
yet expected there viii Mt be more than the market viii
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NEW MEXICO.
LATER from santa fe.

from The s. LOUIS Repa5,,su, Aus ji't
Mr.. +. Y. Aubry, the fleet traveller OF
tho pr.rie arrived 10 this city ls.tbi, from Santa re.
In sood health He left santa Re the 3st OF July,
and arrived AZ Independence the Ssh mat, making
ire trip In twenty five DAYS The psriy consisted Oh
sfv men twelve wsgots two carriages, and Two nun
drSd nj d ffty mules Major Van Horn OF tho Army
ana Mess' kesrney and Dyer, were OF the party Inc
sum Of $4,000 in specie snd $50 QUO In drsit' was also
brought In 49, ..
Cnpt. Buckner and 1t. Woodruff were
10 leave Fort AAniou the 18th for the Si,t6s me-
Chouteau's party would I, turn With them. L. wood
rui had explored the cluotry north and south OF tho
Arksnsss River srd Is understood that he mas re-
por',d IN favor OF route alOOg Pasnoo FORK auo
bcckuefs Branch interseot the road made by AaOrp
nom Cold SprlDg Ia the Arkansas.
Gov. Lane had arrived at Fort Atkinson
on q 5th inst
Bishop Lemay' party was met at Cot
toLwood and Major fitzpatrick with Lieut.. Heath OF
the army, at Lost Spring They were MAXI forced
marches In order 10 deliver the presents which they
hsd IN charge 20 the Camanches at An early day. Mr..
" Stone wsS on the Arkan's'; Beck at Diamond
SprIog and Major aud LADY st no
Nlajer baCchus, Major Graham and Ia
dy, DR. ~ ugsl, Capt Bdfo,d, Mrs. Hove, Mr..
West lady. ard nsny others, were 10 leave Fort
Vhlon for the Stats ou tho 29th inst
Mr. Aubry learned from Maj. van
Horn, that about The IL a Jly eight Apache Indians
msde n attack upon nftesn MeXcsns In the JoraadG
o,i MatrO, ard billtd and wounded flue others,
without receiving any il jury. They took from thsuR
miles distance slsn c.ms up with them, when the
Ne Xlcsns bought tho same oxen from them giving In
exchange one horse and thiee mu os and then made
peace With thtm.
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ChiEese PrOclanstion-The Celestlais in Con-
sIeruaIIon.

A great deal of excitement has been Gre
sed among the children Of the Flovery Kingdom 10
sojourpipe 10 san Francisco By manifesto from the
great "Aul,' WHO claims 10 hold the power supreme
over all the Chinese in this land OF gold The docur2snt
which has caused this great cOnnoon 10 os tie nslre
Il reward for ons Le-Achsn, well known int5r-
prefer and sort Of general seeut for bis brethren 10
their transactions with the outside bsr6arAns or white
folks Aui accuses Achan Of all sorts OF devilisa de-
wees 10 ceirsud ard degrade his nation That be an.
coursges TIE payment OF licenses poll taxes and ether
upOsitiOIs such degree that rot r. Al escapes his
Tspscy. All OF the three great H11Es (Proyiaoss)
csllsd upon 10 know that $40 will De given FOR the
suppression Of Le-AcbEn.
Au org other hgh hsndsd measures OF the asnii
All he cent Committee 10 the residence Of num-
Der of females from the aowery lans to inform them
that unless they forsske their evil WAYS and cling only
10 their people, they shall forfeit their lives he
them Of the dreadful tortures Ia for the dis
oted'ent who taken - the great house "Cyayin-
coon, where they viii be stripped snd btstnadoed On
the bare back and compelled 10 sursr other miseriss
too horrible 20 mention The poor creatures are al.
lowed two days decide what 10 DO and dreadful con.
stu nation 10 created among them.
Inc ediei OF the Royal At,i IS written crimson
PsPer and true TRANSLATION will be given into toe r.
s3ioers Court ard the matter fully nvesu gated before
On honor Meanwhile, further Developments In ths
Snoss AIRY drama vii be duly watched and made
Placer Tines.
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Birth.
BIFTU.
At San Frareisco AuF. y, Mrs Francis CASH, OF
Died,


At sGn Francisco, Aas = Nn S. Mcknight OfeOnsamp-
ton, eyed 50 years
On bcAd steamship Colu@bA on her passage fIom Pans
TO San kareisco July ST. Joel Frost Of oyseniery,
formerly OF Pseks Wes,cheser Co, NY aged - years.
Aug. Mm. Bates Of yphoid fever formerly OF Cum
mirgtop, Mass AGED -. Was burei a. Acapulco.
Avg Dcmini B.adiei Of dyseniery, native Of swz
Aug 5, Richard Msa.s, Of debility, OF Bangor Me ,
David Woods, Of debility Of Dunstable, Mas, aged 81
IN Portland. o. T July -, Of dysentery, NJ Saith
LeI. late Ct Sunderland Mas, AGED about 81 Yeas
In Oregon, TGAAiiu Mills, July II, Clarence Linden
Ava S q his residence in Happy Valley. Rev F.vel s.
Mlnss Reetyl Of Trinity Church san Francisco
At Ophir Aug !, Robert ,. Hous-on, Of elIs Co Mo-
In SAP Francisco Aus g. Of Pansma fever, Hon Edward
McGsusiey, late member Of Congress vm Indians, aged
At MsJNllp Mrs. Lydia, wife OF A G. Williams IN
the 40 year Of ter age
At board ship T 3 Vale, on passage from Boston
to San Francisco, March -. J. B DAVIS, q Salem.
On b sd the steamer " inied scott Thurd.y morning
Aus.5 Miss Helen NJ BostoH, OF NssYork Of NJ
J.ss rh Boston. Of Monterey
sItlnez Al ire house Of Col VIM Smith. James
Blythe Of bilious ehoc, aged > year.. native OF scot
Al sea on bcefd bark May Waterman, on passage tom
Psnsna TO Ssn francisco, Nm Anderson Of rsx.s aad
At logA Canyon, ues Geor,stown. III Dorado County,
july 81. NahAp W ard Of ds5-rshsw County. Ga
Al the ssle Ilsee Augos' l. GeoIss WEd, OF Lunpkin
County. "a. szsc sboCt - yeas
Al SPIN s6.ld, Na-posa County Aug from fAn from
bis horS, Hs~Ain. Aru,sIons' sEse > Yeas. lie va
PassDcrs disd toIyt tAe ,eIahip fs fed Scott, On
tss Jas.ege f'es Sansna 70 SGA FraAelso5.
VIM Nixon, lows, Panama fever.
J.n e BersEn New iorE. Panama fever
NiHee1t seLIoeces, Ne~-OilsSns dysenIery.
John Cochran. louisiana dyseltery
John Livlr Es,on Ne--YoTk, dyseni,ry
John Gray. OHIO, dy seuteTy.
La Bal, Ohio, oys LteTy.
Wm Warren. Panama fever.
RottTt EuIle, LsulsiAnA Panama fever.
fseg bard sAB GreeiIH, Baislgs from Sep YoTk
o. NGr FrarcIfco-
March L. john hcrTison. OF Troy, Y.
Apn =. y Grey Storms Of Brooklyn. y. Y
july g Z. nipple, Ct Socn Maine, lost overheard
La San francisco Aus 2 Mrs Caroline BJ~6en, Of De-
vcnahiTe Eng after long illness VI chronic diSrrhos
On toard bGrk EmHy I'm diGiyess aear Saa Bl1s bound
Jrors ParaaG % SdA Fr0aeiso.
March IS, Julian n Bailey N e., aged II years
nsfeh 70, ChaoTc stone. SprnE Place, Ga, fever %.
nAleh y, DR.. l. n. Gait spnas Phase. Ga. fever q
naAeh ~ Alfred niate, Grant County Wa, fever, q.
SsIeh - Jan - tekey New Orleans fever D.
A.Sa' - Reed Murray County, Ga. %.
~" y James White AL ma and neases a
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TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA
.v,,v., or TIKI NORTHERN Lie"r'

. Northern Light, Captain
nv -. q, her wharf Tuesday morning,
go, s.n Fran cisco 10 Aug. H. OF wnion
van s'," .,.s.dv been announced BY telegraph from
New.orlean'. .;,oJ -. Con I,o,
New York on the morning OF 'ne s'.n august snu
r.ncr,s a, thu, port steamer psn'o' "eo"o'' oapn.
rsp''" .r,,,ed asth ult from New.0rlesns, and Br'
49, Great Western from Navy Bay.
San Juan was very healthy, and the
weather hne
Passengers per steamer Pacific, from
O., Francisco arrived a, san Juan del Sur 10 l2 days.
.,a a, San Juan Del Ncrts the 2e,h sailing In inc
Nor,hern Iigh, on the 3Oth ult for New-York
The Daniel Webster for New-Orleans,
..sd from San Juan on the afternoon of the ooh ult
The Northern Light brings gold dust Tor
Hampton & Hitchcock. $1,000, spofiord, Iilesson a
70 A. Ooo ands3Co, 900 In the hands of passengers.
The Northern Light brings $50 passen-
rer.
On the 9TH inst. in lat. 81 Is, lon. 70, 20,
The Northern Light passed American bark, showing
slsual of white field, with letter o, and red border
stspdips 10 the Northwsrd AT p. NJ, Cape Hatteras
h..rns WNW Is miles distant saw two steamers
standing South.
The Northern Light has experiecced
.,rors No,therly winds the last three days she ar
,,,,a on Tuesday morning at O'Clock, bringing her
o..,sns,rs through from San Francisco to Newfork
n "a DAYS and hours being the shortest passage ever
made.
At meeting of the passengers on board
,hs steamship Northern Light, Sept G. off the hsroor Of
Nsx.york. Hon. John Walton of FL Dorado County,
VIA, called to the Chair and J. II. Jewttt of Marysve
va, appointed Secretary; and series OF resolutions
complimentary to the Nicaragua route we're adopted
We are indebted to the Purser OF the
Northern Light and to Gregorys Express for late San
Frsnctsco papers.
We are unable to give statement OF the
amount of dust forwarded from San Francisco. Toe
amount shipped by MesSrs Page, Bacon & Co, up to
FRIDAY evening was S425 5C2 We learn that Adams &
Cos shipment will be about Si500O0. The former
house will probably send forward an additional sum.
The following persons came passengers
n the Northern Light:
Mrs Lopg, infant and servant MS 81 John r. Sohioss
Mr. and MS Pact Z {. Hoyer, D P. Buknsp NJ Moore,
w. C. Hoh VIM II. Wioshlp, ). Truman, Capt f. Aver,
SIN EssteIly, NJ; FADE, A Adams, 5 Boyd, L GaysTt
g. b. Brown, w. HaI CO. w. F'rd, Hon. }; H. Js yeti
Wheeler, W. J. Head, John Walton, b. ChaPman'
ii O'CoLreily, W. Read, A. Baily. o. ii. Young, o. r
Hopkins, D. w. sexias B. Abbot; James Marshall, b
W. =. Butts G, Smith Jr, Rev. f. Willing, S. Mchell
Ceilings I. Kerser, w. Martin Thomburg, L. Pierce
Newton Fled D. Drake L. HoskiL', L Evs's G 2 Ket
ner. B. N. Freeman Jar. Wondu'y Mrs. Il. Evans and
child. J. johnson, ana 800 10 the steeiass.
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wheels, and put Of from the land TO warn US Of

Tse obec, Of the -ri,er In making tails statement 10
Win the hcpe o. elci,ibg from exPesieseed nautical
men, their opinion 10 thu proprisy OF Tue Mamie
'oIouirg In Ill ea,ss whether shs atmosphere
4. clear or fossy what 10 called sailing on re graz CIR
elf MS wihou, G. ., desirable b make CAGE Race,
but the gu, son 10 Of skej, g Il Of 90 much import
src thst sr.st hszsrd should bs taken TO acc o~psh
d. Almost All our Atlantic ,tea Rave been In great
Ssnsersttbst plsce. Las, year the Humoodt q vas
"a came within twenty feet Of c pc Rsee Rock In
Anril I,she Nl.gsrs csme very near osioe lost mere
IL ,sc, 4, IA rsre 'or sny q pass ID point In
h,rk xssther that they 81 uos rua great hazard Tbs
10 tsliss thls course 10 preferences 10 nkios
direct llur venty miles-snd tbs course,
Il /. SAID, 10 always hken oy 'af'An "es' Oh 'no A'
fapfi
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pcv~xx-A friend has handed US TIE foliosloe ex-
80, from letter If IN cer OF the = ship ssrs-
80 Ss,sd "Hopc Kopg. Jure 81, ls5s giving an
s,c,pnt of the energetic snd successful measures
sssr,s5 by Commsuder Wslser, OF the Saratoga, 10
csuture the uuiineers ENGAGED In ths massacre VI 'n'
a, o.. an 4 crew 81 the bert BOVINE; . ,..,
W. have inst returned from cruise 10 the nan
Lard. toe object Of hch q pursue the ~
tsrtrS the American snip Rober. BOVINE on sVoyase LON
Arov 20 C,ht-rria with 81 Chinese Ioonss on OoAAu:
Nh,p q DAYS out they the ohcers ana %
an, .hic kil.d the captain. two mates and tntss 20
,rd TOO. IN. ship - PatehunEsan one OF me ss1ds
m, above ert,nsd srCup these Islands are IN ihe A.
OCEAN In ct - 3 W, lcus l2i r Ga our sirNA ~
Pstehprxs.p ConmsnSsr walker had an iLteFVe ~ "1.i
the Hish Hong Chief NAncarip informed hia nfnso
cur Interpreter OF the OBJECT ~ vsk ana 60
sstsrc- m ares, "a the outlaws who had iandei NOM We
Robert Bowpe on h,s .Ad. The Chie expire ,.sd
res. 20 Do al in M. pcwe which amounted only 10
ina US guices ard orses. ,s.. ,h., IA n,
"A.seen a. the pirates sw rs IN The oihns tnsy ua
IN. rl,urtaiu, Commander Walker then ianeea s
trm the sratcsa well armed, aad taking eommana ao.
ic,teS them Aner six tNS hsrd work ana eAoes's
.tisre we succeeded taking 80 aud brought nsu, W
thsrisce Fifteen Of The rnsesders VII be sen, 10 &
20, 20 be executed and their heads will tl very s>on ae
,hev are Delivered 20 the Mandans The rsinlndee NO
sre take Amcy. is said to be seli'ered % '
Tvs bere TO leave China for the United States 81 me
l,t January 1855 and to be home early the ioilosss
~ ''A''' " Boston Journal, ON.
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The PeriIs of the sea.


The steamship Pacific. Capt. Nye, left
Liverpool on the 2sth Of July last bound for Nav YORK.
with about one hundred "eugers, besides engineers
sailors and servants about 10 mora On the outward
psssage 10 Liverpool Capt Ny discovered difference
10 Lis cOmpssses-lbe Ia the pinnacle differing from
the one 90 deck On leaving Liverpool an allowance
ace for this difference and Wsich proved correct
the ship yassed the Tuskar and Cape Clear a.
about the distance intended The frat "a hour. run
very favorable, being 3g7 miles the second equal
y so, being 800 niles On Friday, the third day out
being then entirely clear Of Ireland and on the broad
Atlantic thick iOg set 10, which lated until Monday
wren We we're enabled 10 set good observation and
found the chip Etas ngs north Of n 0Tsat circle or lat
itude intended The ships course was then altered so
10 place her inst circle line and whl "a would
carry Der scout I'VE ten mileI south Of Cage Race
On Weenescay morning At O'Clock IL was sup.
pofed We were about abreast OF the Cane and the Off
GERS and men forward told 10 keep good look ou.
Tor land Al baDa the ming the sea being
Imosth, the os thick, sudden call was made OF A
ooat a!ets,de The engines were ordered 10 be
stopped but before this could be dore the boat 10 which
were two men, vas swept under the paddle. wheels
and tie two men Instantly killed fa snents Of the boat
Only beng seen hosing the surface By this time
lhs engine va stopped aud the ships hsatsay dead
enec wren, ABOUT TIE length Of the ship ahead rock
rose up as were out Of the ocean the top OF W lch
could not De seen The helm ordered 70 The star
board the ship rounded TO- almost as Il were on pivot,
cur pscde boxes ming within about twenty feet Of
an inms Dfe rock, fupp0sed to Dc from three 10 i've
hundred feet hls ana shout 80 lJng
Another beat, IN which were i've men, was Goon seen
around the pre- eciins rock, which soon came down 20
Us and told Capt NJe pesliion-rhich was, Cape
Broyle, on the western end Of newfoundland, aud
twenty miles Korh of Cape Race Our shiys head was
then Put to the southwark, and ssr running on that
eourie shout brty miles IL changed 10 the west.
ward The imminent Danger that we thus so provi.
serilaly escaped, eaused many heart 10 beat with
gratitude TO the great Dlsposer Of events so many
lives togeber with that noble ship, baying been saved
by the iaerihce offered BY the swo men 90 suddenly
called TO eternity. Ii was The opinion Of the
mat they heard through the fog the noise Of our pad lie
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Democratic Ratification Meeting.

carr. " nso .!e appearance of the thing, it be-
H. Necessary Tor the Dsmocra., IN ,h. cT 10 rAy
lowed to pas, .lS s, Three weeks bad been a.
the action OF IN, e party determined 10 submit to
r,pi,s C shIossh the sddre.. was ,s
when sSay ara lSs ,ss tSso been formed
inid ed the reckles. eeen encourages,
Ssn,r,.d element. reduced IubI,so saa al me
ss po..r. ealing on, the b "s .ssas6
refs, .ooa 600 person.. met on ,ss blazing tar bar
nae irOn TIE hoossc mc1n:.ns called ,hs ine semitic
the nominsfiopG 'uoons ineor.lng
MT Rsndolph VA put forward fpo, CALI.
spssH Ms eHor' reported length 10 IA, ICY 70
ana any one Who differs from "a IN ,h,rL,a a, ya-A
very bad sa''e 10 invited to read h. II nav BE- I'M 20
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TIE MEXICAN BOUNDARY SURVEY

letter from Commissioper Bartlett TO the Secretary ~
the Interior, dated 1t the Pino villages July
roupces the eompeisn the lat Of the survey o, W.
CHA River By recent letter, from Major Emory AZ.
pssrs that the survey Of tha Rio Grsnde pas
Is far down Preside Gel Norte, whore ~ ~.
H. end that Lieut. micker, who wa. engaged 10 snl'1
ing The river downward from Eagle Isss "nlcn ,as
We bsI,evs about five hundred miles below the Presai9
Del Norte,) had completed the survey Of about ~
miles when. in consequences Of the more difficult po.
on Of the work between Preside del Norte and -
Pa,s he was ordered 10 work upward until he shoas
meet Major L q downward parties, when they woas
all resume work below the Pass, and continue 70 "
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Married.

A. Gold Ill., July 26. Mr Charles Porter late OF Proy-
6ctce. r j. 20 Miss Sarah Jane Place. OF Michigan.
In Sacramento Aus 3, Mir Wrn lnkley 70 Miss Sarah
Russell, tsth 4 Washington Yolo County.
In San Francisco. Aug g. By Rev Mr. Moore Mr. Joseph
L. Miller Of stockton, to Ms SarAh Jane Hamilton OF
Philadelphia
In Sacramento. AuF 8. by Rev J. A Benton Mr. William
lukley 10 Miss Sarah ku sell both Of olo County. -
JuySl, BY Rev BlaId Mr Henry Ere adeaihal to Ma,
Louiss Zshn all OF Nevada
July g. Nj Wnhsm c. Smith to Mis- Della Ann Laugh
Lr. both Of YAM Hill County Oregon
Near Oregon Aug 5 Mr Joseph r. Ralston to Miss Cars
hne Hood
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q enred.

As R-Bf asri Ocean Queen Rse.- Honsions An b,. Ma,
Pirln 49, Pa '-'' "--'' 'NN N'iIi sup
49, J-stg Fcfoy Lsne. xinla aart Ono Rasb,ek wb,-
f"a bff KIM e. br-r -for- BafaVa Retar4.
st.eAtln - 1924 IAN
Aas -bts- Ctarct., Arm nsfon 6r Pata Glide. fP.-vvl
YAM, 20 fstsi tara Lut4, lEcusi1 Ayssrin ar P,rfc
len f1r b~rCa 49, - Ne1i A.
40 t-sls Lers Western. tB Philips. or Hoa.sorx
lcs Arscs IttAl CAesa. Tor Yag.so Oc-s, &c. -
hs,s, - no oss Emma iBr-H-nI stol-l r s..r,
ehaf.ur AHhgi'n Para schrs Etrel. corsn for so.y
l'hnis M a. hA~ hotron, of the saaizfh Isasds
Aus BAN Drsmond Fala -uburT or sy8s~y, sac rors,a
Aus -sah' E"-I Br) May. sr valparli.o s.l.u ,Br
hsite of syln~y setrs hcroof b. Lever or Ho.oi q,
NJHih - AehsnIs, for Horoll Jossgh H-r.i 4s.s a,
81 " '''--'-f ~
AZ I-sA7 AHsy ,Brl Arulstoa Tor China, .eb,. t,,,,
be'an f-- - Monterey Al-naussr cSe1re Tor $50.
40 -slp At.i-rn stais 8ara Tor C.Lut,. -. -.
.of COZ lof pors N Pacific brs- Ro.ahna b. E,,. ~
'asal.so Ss-f-f Dan CaSo or La Pa aenco sr.s. -
Aus -s-ar-rs sea BIRD. Hal-y FOR San Dean. oh Nm
so eann hlulam harshsl. Or Va,araso. D,t,-. cs,
bfar 90 9tt Dudley fst-- aor Horskors .br 49, go
b-tsi - sLaiA Cru skogs Banner n, Nee a.,
- - D-i'' No-in4' .Or 5a
Asa l2-ShSs AlsIsndsr. Burn. sarJ.,eh I.s,n4 W. 49,
,st blhrI Cha sehrs 6ea Lace Boyn,oa s.~,,-,''
NsnAr, - nthafd DO shcg sycamor~ Sac. -.
A@s - seafn.aigs PaEaGa, watilr. Paaans. pa. =
ierf-, san. ian dsi I'D. @' '-f1e' Ls