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DocroR NErMANS has cured several Corn.

nOCrOR NET MANN has cured several C0rns
~ and Dunion much Co my satisfaction.
N. B SEABROOK,
RgcHNoSD, VA. Leigh 1t near 81, April ., 1852
TO ALL WHO ARE SUFFERING FROM
Corns, Bouions, &c.--l am happy 90 give my tee
timony that Dr. Neumann hss cured me oi very
bad Corn, much to my Satisfaction.
w NELL, NJ D.
312 Pine street. abovc 18th.
DR.. Ncumann. from Bc,lin, has cured my Corns
and very troublesome Bunion, without cutting,
or giving Inc pain
AMOS PALMER. NJ D.,
as Wainut street, Philadelphia
J join with pleasure my icsiifnony To- the iorcgo-
Jog ones in favor Of DR.. Ncunaon's Ineibot u
curing corns. lie has operated 10 my perfect
tsfsetion- the operation performed without giving
tue the least p,in.
Signed: l. TRAPMANN, l0i Broad street.
CHsRLr.ToS, March IA. 1852.
J concur entirely with tho appreciation and the
satisfaction expressed by Mr.. Trspmann.
Signed: FRANCIS X. HUGER,
CHARLssroS, March, 1852. : 10 LamboH st.
DR.. NEUMANN, from Berlin, Cbiropodist to
the late King of Prussia. respectfully Informs the
ladies' and gentlemen OF Washington thar he cures
CORNS. BUNIoNS, and TENDER NAILS. with
out the dangerous aud VARIES practice OF cutting,
and without giving the least pain by this method
the patient will be able 90 wear tight shoes ia
few minutes. Hundreds OF testimonials have been
presented to him wherever he prsctiscd
Office hours from to / aud from to 8 o. m.
Patients will be attended st their own housrs.
Office at Mrs TILLEY'S. corner OF Third street
and Missouri avenue. Washington. r. c.
NB-Dr. N. will only remain here short
time. Ap l5-u
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New Books.

The Hoicadji in Syria BY GEO. WIN CuRTIs, au-
thor OF "Nile Notes" New York: HAsrEa &
BRoTHEa.
The mile Notes" Of Mr.. CvRTIs were popular,
and the neat volume before us will no doubt enjoy
equal favor. Wehave dipped into it here and there.
and read the chapters on Jerusalem with lively in
lerest
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tcned toihem 10 the capitol grouDds on Wednesday
evening last.
LAUNCH The 7siegro,h says il il authorized
to announce that iii 81 Union will he launch.
ed from Pages What, tide permitting, to-day,
between the hours OF twelve aud one o'eio H.
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The Daltons; or, Three Roads In Life. BY CHAs.
LEVER. New York; HAaPER & BRorHER
This 10 a novel by the popular author Of "Charlcs
o'Malley," "Maurice Terney," Sc, &C., and
forms No. ITO Of Harper's "Library Of Select
NoveIs."
The above volumes arc for sale in this city at
TAYLOR & MAURY's.
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Or Second Presbyterian Church, New
York Avenue, near 18th street.--A sermon on the
office of Ruling Elders will be preached in con-
ncxion with the ordination to that office Of those
recently elected by that Church. Service to begin
at ii a on Sunday. Afternoon service will
begin at a quarter before I O'clock. May
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DRINTING PAPER - FIVE HUNDRED
j Hcam- OF fine Printing Paper, 24 80, fvr tsle
by the subscriber. at MIL prices, without scfghi
Inquire at The Repabiic Office. j. GIDEON.
MAYS
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A.il Rooms. IN the Second or Third Ward, near
Penusyiyania avenue. Applyto
HOOE, BRO. & co.
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CNROM LONDON.-Grcgory's conpiste course
IL Of Civil Engineering, vol, 1852.
Percy's Rcliques Of Ancient English Poetry,
yCls
Eilis's Specimens OF the Early English Pocts.
vois.
Spcnccr's Poeiical Works, complete in one vol
unc.
clsrendon's History Of the Rebellion. complete in
volume
Buchsnnn's Tcchnolog:csi Dictionary, vol.
Francis's Dictionary Of the Arts and Sciences,
I vol
Tpmlinson on Cbcs,. vol.
wildnan's International Law, vols.
Graham's Collection of the 5 ,ngs Of Scotland,
With the mcl"drs and pianO-fortc aecompani-
mcpts. I vol 1852
Imported by Iust steamer by
Mays FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Editorial Correspondence Of die Aila..

The address of the ten retiring Wings has not
met with very fattering attention, nor has il ex
cited any very evident commoion ToalI appear
ances, the world has moved on usual. Its rcvo-
lutions on its axis have been, 80 far we may
judge, nndsturbed by it, and things remain pretty
much in stafu quo ante belim. True il ison Thurs
day We are said 10 have had slight touch of an
earthquake, but 10 not learn that the ten claim
to be in any wisc responsible for this commotion of
naturc. Nor can vouch, myself, that even the
earthquake itself was any great shakes, passed
'ne by unnoicing and unobscrvant of the phe
nomcron. TO speak seriously, however, never did
any thing tall moro completely still born than has
this address. X furnishes the topic Of
ton. No enc has thought it worthy Of notice, and
the next day after its appearance it was apparently
as much forgotten, and lost eight of, as if it had
never appeared. So may it ever be with all such
iac,ious attempts to injure and divide the Wing
party! It. M. B.
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o. The Rev. II. w. Cushmnn viii deliver
lecture on "The Requisites Of American Female
Education before the Teachers Association, OF
the Smithsonian lnstituti on Saturday eveLing,
at eight o'clock. The public are Invited 10 at
tend.
There will be a meeting of the members Of the
Association for business at half past four O'clock
p. m. Of the same day. o. &. WIGHT,
May 7--2t Secretary.
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SITUATIoN WANTED hy fret rate COOK.
- A idrcs- y. Y, at this Office. SaIsfa toy re-
icrcnc.s given. Mays 3"
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Also. GALVANIZED SHEETS FOE R0OFiNG,
SPIKES, BOLTS, CHAINS, LIGHTNING RODS,
HOOP IRON, &c, being prepared TO Galvanize
all articles Of iron which il Il desirable g. Drtect
from rust. MARSHALL LEFFtT',
May S-dlmo 10 Roadway, New YORK.
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NEW GOODS AND FAsHIoSs.-P J.
~ STEER. Merchant rsiIUr, invites pobiic at
.cntiOn TO the prrs.bt notice.
III wing selected with great care o Toll and com
plrte s,ock VI gentleinen's goods. adapted 20 the
pTcsrn' and approaching seaeoDs, remarkably
beautiful and chesp, be IL prepared to make them
az order in the most elegant style aud al short
notice.
Gentlemen will please rcrnepber that the sto X
is full and complete one, embracing almost every
article IN cur line that can be called Tor.
Particular ate ntion Invited to bis stock 81 new
sh"uiderseam Shirts, Superior pftenied artLlc,
and ~arrnnted 20 TT.
Eighth street. near the Avenue.
May 5-3taw3w
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WASHINGTON AND ROCKVILLE PLANK
ROAD.
A THIRD INSTALMENT OF free dollars on the
IA share Will be due and payable IT Chubb, Bro
thrrs, on Tuesday, the let day Of Jane next.
Stockholders are requested TO be puuetiai.
May Saw
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RUSS pROOF WIEE-FENCING.

T N this country wire fences, from improper con-
i struc,ion. have generally disappointed the ex-
consequence Of the rusting Of the wire. This diff
Guilty Is now entirely overcome by the use OF Gal-
vanized Wire, requiring no paint or coating, and
lasting a lifetime To the erection Of sub
stantial and durable fence, directions should be
followed. and such will be checrfuy furnished by
circulars, upon application II is particularly de-
signed to meet economy in fencing railways, farms,
&C., securing durable fence ut a small cost.
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SUMMER MILLINERY

SUMMER MILLINERY.
WILL re OPENED tti4 day. (raursday,) a
w Mrs. NJ. A. HILLS, a hands me sssort
Incnt of thu abive roDts.
South side Penn. avenue. bet. oh & 10th ste.
M,y6 Jtif
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Or sILAS III. DILL, csG., FOR many years
President Of the Board Of Common Council. is an
nouuced as a suitable candidate for Mayor Of
Washington, and viii be supported in June mex,
by thousands Of VOTERS.
Ap 24-cotc
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CERTIFICATE AZ TO THE pun ABILITY or oALvAN

DEARSiR You ask me TO give you my testi-
m,ny of the efficacy Of Gaivaniz,ng IN protectins
the telegraph wires in England trom decay. can
assure you that we find the Gavanizing process u
preserve the wre-so much 30, that our wires alter
ei f,rsirs ytars' exposure, do not appeir to be
all oxidiz q, aud we have such op nion Of its
protection against RUST, that we have not single
yard If plain wire in Use
LATH'M CLARK, Dir ector T. T. Co.
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0D-JOHN w. MAURY, Esq, Is nominated
as "a suitable candidate Tor Mayor OF the city q,
the ensuing election, and will Toe sustained by hi.
numerous friends. A VOTER.
AD22
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Music ron rus PuBttc The Marine Band will
continue their mosical performances in the cnco
sure Of the Presidents House this afternoon. A
great number Of persons, OF all ages ard scxes lis
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From. he Louisrille fKv.) Journal.

From Me LOutsctHe (hy.) journal.
There may be state of case WHICH ii will be
both the duty and the pleasure OF the Wings Of
Kentucky to support General Scott for the Presi-
dcncy; but there Is not decently informed man here
who docs not knoo that General Scott, unless he
10 pledge himself before the nation 10 support the
Compromise. could not get ths rotss Of epsn tenth
part Of the Whigs of this State.
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THIRD WARD.
Oo-CHARLEs p. yvANsaLL, Esq, Is nom
mated a suitable candidate for the Board of Al
dernlen from the Third Ward. at the ensuing
election in juno.
Ap29 MANY VOTERS.
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From nc Rochester Daily american
PREsiDEsT FILLnoaE.-Thc opposition made 10
Mr.. FILLMORE in this State ia an enigma TO Wings
in other parts of the Union. They arc surprised
and puzzled by the apparent fact that considera.
bic portion Of his party habitually ms sal him
with bitter obloquy. They do not understand why
Wings in New York should declare from day 10
day, with manifest exultation, that he would be
beaten in his own State by fifty or a hundred thou
sand. All this 10 our brethren in the other thirty
Statcs, who recognise Ia Mr.. Fillmore pure, wisc
and patriotic Chief Magistrate, is a strange mys-
terry.
The truth is well understood here. portion of
the prcss and clique Of politicians, that have long
scied under the direction Of the Erening Journal
Tor the advancement ofopc man, oonsiGer il essen.
tial that Mr. Fillmore should be sacrificed To
this end they have filed tho country with ON.
founded tales 81 his unpopularity quoting their
own attacks as evidence Of the truth Of their state
ments. In this wny they seek 10 create abroad a
fslse impression sufficiently strong 10 defeat hs
nomination. We speak plainly; for IL is proper
that the aims and acts If this conspiracy should be
known. To any fair and honest opposition, Mr..
Fillmorc's friends would never object. But they
do not propose tamely TO him eacrificed by tho
faschoods Of malignant personal enemies. II the
plot shouId prove successful according TO the hopes
Of ts authors, the responsibility will rest with en-.
tire disincincss in the right quarter. There will
be no mistake or doubt on the subject. The par.
ties who labor TO oycrwhclm and overthrow, by
f,schood aud hate, patriotic Wing President,
may have tho satisfaction 10 know that their con.
duct is understood and appreciated.
Among tho many plain proofs that tho faction
10 which VIC nllude Is actuatcd by no love for the
Wing party, aud by no desire for its succc s., but
purely by cheriehcd hostility 10 Mr.. Fillmore, Is
the fact that they select their candidate against
him man who sympaibizes in none Of their seni
mcnis; whose principles adverse TO theirs /;
who has consistently and strcnuously supported
Mr.. F.'s policy, Which they have as strcnuously
denounced who has been derided and assliled in
their newspapers who was member OF the Castle
Garden Union Meeting. which the Ecening Journal
and its echoes have continually stgmazcda an in.
famous asscmblnge Of mcrccnary politicians hostile
TO Freedom aud 10 the Wing party; aud who is even
now expressing to southern Whigs his decided
conviction that tho Fugitive net ought not 10 be
IN difcd or mcddlcd with--a doctrine which his pre-
teadcd supporters in this quarter profess to regard
"a the objectionable sin.
Tho friends Of Mr.. Film re whether he IL nom.
mated or not, will cordially support the nominee
81 the National Convention. Ii fairly rejected by
that body, they will have no complaints 10 make
hut If. through unfair snd dishonest representa-
ti6be, cmanaling from this State the convention
should bc inhaled and deceived, il is not possible
tina, the fasebood or its origin thoud be forgotten
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~ Telegraph
THREE DAYS LATER FROM HAVANA
ARRIVAL or THE
ISABEL AT CHAR LES ON.
TINE CRESCENT CITY SEEN NEAR THE HASB0n.
NO INTERFERENCE ANTICIPATED.

CHARLESTON, Thursday, Nov. ls--S;2oP NJ.
The steamship label, Capt. Rollins, has ar
sived at this port. She left Havana at } P NJ on the
l5sh irst.. and Key West 1t 3 A, NJ, on the 10th
On the evening Of the 18th Tho Label saw the steam
.hp Crescent City, Captain Davenport, from Sewor-
esns near the entrance Of the harbor Of Havana AM
also saw a Spanish steamer bearing down to her,
supposed with the intention of informing her that she
might enter the haibor without any further trouble as
considerable had been Eel, in Havana in con-
sequence of her nonarriva when due being thought
that che had been ordered not to touch there will
hs remembered that the c. c. was detained al New-os
lesns until Friday last Ed
IL said that the Captain General will not Interfere
further with her
This information is furnished by one OF the 0ascet'
OF the babel and IL believed to be perfectly reliable.
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fifty-nith Annual tiecflag of the Society fol
tho Relief Of Peer widows with snn'
Children.

Chtldrcu.
At ~ o'clock yesterday this Society held IFS
fiay 9Th Annual Meeting at Rev. DR.. ro,s's Church.
corner Of Tenth 81, and pni,ersity-place Mrs l.. NJ.
Hoffman, First Direetrcss, presided. The meet'ns
opened by the reading OF the Scriptures. Nrs. j. J.
swift, Secretary, then presented her report, as
follows;
Morc than half century Las rcllcd away since TIC
Society kr the Relief of Poor Willows with Small
Children was organized in fSs Cty by devoted h.ad
Of Christian women with Ms isabella teeham their
head Amorg them we and the names OF II ,ssaan,
.<tEune Murray, Hamlson, Seton, Bird Hossck,
WyckoH Rc$leefr. Watts Few, g.. Tney have, with
one or two exceptions gone down @ the uss and the
placss thsi Know siera kaow hcan aow ne more; bat
LIE good worS which pershance, was begun by them
IN weskpes End lear has been hesss OF G,d, thsf
hrt,e one has indeed become shoa end : AL saSr
eeeudaa,s In some instances now hbore to pros
,<r The cause In which they took lively an Interest
being the rt Incorporate chsr table sufion N me
yhfs states conducted by ladies' your Manager tel ss
II they were pressmptnous IA trusting that tbs 30
s,,tx nav continue 20 De fsvoTitc ehannei for tsose
s,resms OF bcncvoenee, Nsich eEcninscrDed az nrs-
have niaened and dc.pcaed a. they ncwed
In presesting our Fify-fth Report 20 Lnf paoie We
veuld srsncwie,ige with heartfelt grstrode oar ooiga
fions 10 tose who had gcn<oasy aided US IN our worA
of mercy and labor Of love, by contributing OF mar
sbe,spee yn would &c be TO say 10 ths helpless pen
s;o.,eIs on our bounty, vBe We warmed and hiled
shey whom tsnd hss prospertd shoali wsihooh ION
ne iher asundanfs and turn aea cay f90rrPse
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The United States and Peru-The LsSos
Question settled.

AWashingtOn letter writer under date OF
Nov IL, says:
~ undsrtand that the differences between this Gov
enment and Peru, on account Of the L0bo~ Islands
transaction finally adjusted to day, by the Repre-
sentatives Of the respective Governments, Mr.. Eve
rest Secretary OF State, and the Peruvian Minister.
Ths result brough, about by the satisfactory proofs
frnisAed our Government by the Peruvian Minister,
Of the exercise of acts of sovereignty over the lob0s
Islands by Peru, for many years This being demon
straied the position assumed by Mr.. Webster was re-
coded from, his information having been erroneous
II further learn that in the adjusnnent Of the dih
suy Peru has agreed extend such facilities TO the
vessels which have proceeded to the Lo6os Islands rs
10 secure them from loss although they will ii course
sot make the profits they sntic psted."
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Donations Will be received by the Secretary, Mrs d.
J. Swift No CKnton-placc, or by any OF the Board OF
Managers.
Mrs X niba the Treasurer Of the Society rendered
her report, which corresponds with the st'tement
above made, except some incidental expensos. Tue
Society then proceeded to rcelccts officers ThoSe Of
lat year were reelected, follows Mrs NJ. Hol-
INN, First Directress; Mss HcWhorer, seconi
Direcirc,s; Mrs l. Perkins Tnird Dre,trcss; Ars.
T.. II Kimbal Treasurer; Mrs. J. J. Swift, Secretary.
Tie Board of Managers Of last year were reeetsd
with few changes, and, after receiving the annual
dues from the members present the Society adjourned
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CITY ITEMS.
RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
A. J. Deldtou's formerly Lynch 4 Ciayks) 25i WlLtsl
1852. AM. Noon. SPIN 6Ph
Nov le....,,.......i0 Al Al a
.mvsrnENrs. ere. ra,s DAY Avn syk.,,.

Rrosdwsy TEester- hard III Pau Ply Yoaps Coapc
NIB % Gafeen-I acy OF Lsninae rinoor ;-etc
v slack 1bee'er-N d Oais hs'rm'nifl
TuItBs Thseisr-is He Jes on Bee Dan Care etc.
Pa me Es-spM--1kr Last Nail etc.
sa~nsf Academy Of De auNc RAM. Model Of san f1ns,ss
Chne,s prhdrF-- Or no Moving Picture.
sofie,y L,hrary-Br,an- Gallery o. Chri-usa Arr. u
CrcuS-Nsv York Performance
Wood hnstels No. 80 broadway Concert evrfy evrnse
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Ey We cannot conscientiousIy say anythir

Eyp We cannot conscientiousy say anything
complimentary concerning the weather yesterday.
lad any recomms ndsiion, It was its variety. Com
mencing with brisk snow-storm, and gong through
all the degrees from that to good fair IL offended snd
suited everybody it wus everything by turns, ~
nothing long The only conf tency was most sias
Gus mud of the adh-sivest sor and the waxisestp ~
ure The midnight hour was dark anddrcary, but w
storm seemed to have departed. "a
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MUSICAL.

MArETzEK's TPourE MENco.-By private letter
from Vera Cruz Of the Cd instant have received
Of he dstine he'd mfresaro Max Maretzck and his
company Of celebrated artists and singers Arrived at
Vera Cruz al the end of last MONTH he had taken all his
and ready to depart for Mexico where his
presence expected with the greatest impatence,
when the ce CT that city requested him to give
before his departure for the capital Marc,zek could
refuse that amale invitation and the evening
egih ut he house crowded in every part. The
Of the company immense; Sgnorna stcT lnonc
Nine Berucca Marctzek, Sgnori Salyiand Beucvan.ano
received with the most enthusiastic applause. 1t
indeed triumph The fort innate tmyre receiy
ed 81 200 without paying expenses and WAS forced to
refuse second concert on account OF his engagement ut
Mexico. lie departed with his company for the Mexican
capital accompanied by twenty five soldiers sent by Pre-
sident Aia for the protection of the troupe against tn
dangers Of the road The Of that company in
Mexico Is certain.
fnrNcn Co,Irc oprrA AID vAuprviLLEq AZ New YoRK
We read in private letter Of the 18th instant that Mr.
Nibo, Of Niblos Garden has concluded engagement
with the French artists Of the New Orleans theatre
Speaking Of this company paper of that city says
Mr. Nibo Of Niblos theatre in New York has concud.
cd engagement with Monsieur Fot the skifu stage
manager OF The Orleans theatre in this city for the per-
ofmance Of the French comic operas and vaudevle by
portion of the large and excellent troupe perform
ing al French theatre. The artists, who under
derstand compose this New York troupe Mes
DANES Fleury Jolly, Pilot Dguet and Darmont and
Messrs. Diguet Dcbrinay, Graat Mcnehand and Monte
lar NJ jain the leader of the splendid orchestra at our
Opera House will also be Of the party The New Workers.
will find in Nine. Flerry Jolly and Nine Darmont, and
Ncssrs Dguet Graat Mcnohand artists superior
rit who will be heartily welcomed by those who have
ever had taste Of tho elegance life. and brancy of the
French stage either in comedy comic opera The per-
ornaIces Of the troupe in New York expected to
commence about the Goth June next We wish artist
friends pleasant and a successful trip
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.s--
MON by d X EFT.

SATURDAY, May 296 u. NJ
The tendency Of quotations at the opening to-day was
upward, but the market not active and holders ap.
pear little disposed to sell at prices At the first
board Erie Railroad advanced q per cent; Harlem ~
Long bland q; Stonington, y; Norwich s Worcester
i; Reading Railroad. y; Panama Railroad l. New Jcr
s'y Zinc, =; Canton Company. u. The bua bavc
'ony the advantage Of the bears and feel confident of
putting prices considerably above ruling rates So far
'pecuationg Il e about over for the caeon but by
fellows that prices have touched tho highest
points II Is impossible TO Judge Of the future by the
past The accession to the metallic currency
the country and Of The world has created such re,o-
luton In financial aairs That form no idea of the
future CT things ~ movements under ola
fyscms. In view Il rapid and steady increase in
the supply Of gold from the mucs Of California and
Austraa u Is reasonable TO suppose that an cxpan
lion In prices for property, and representatives Of
property Of ali kinds greater than ever before known