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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-11-10
FROM OREGON.

The Statesman notices the arrival OF MI
Mcmillan gentlemen of standing Is Just IN from
the Plains but compelled TO leave his fanny al or
Boise on the 2l,i OF september lie staes tn"t tuS s
feripg among the Immigrants Is very great ana ha1
there are over thousand wagons behind beside many
en- foot and on horseback 80.
Governor Gaines has made "A requisitlon upon
the Commsndant 1t Vancouver for Government store
and me us OF immediate transportation To relieve the
immigration.
DIR. Mel .ouehlin sent one thousand lbs. ot
-four 10 tic tutoring immigrants The Island Milli ani
Allon Mckinley & Co.. also sent each live hundred Ids
Business in Portland seemed quite lively.
Tie dwellings filling with immigrant families and
general ,tr aud activity pervodcs the little town
The weather still remains good.
Wheat, Oats, and other produce from the
Plains is coming in abundantly Several large loads
have been received
4 bridge, 800 feet long, double track, has
bcen thrown AGREES tie N0mh al Lafayette. Another
bridge he's been b,N across the north fork of Nanl
River 40 feet long. Also one across Salt Lake Creek
800 feet lcng.
An hospital had been established in Portland
for the reception OF the siok and destitute from the
plsins.
.JRIcEs ~ TUE OREGoS MlNEs.-We find in
The Crgon Times the following list OF prices "a pre-
vailing the Table Rock Mines Flour Is now Doc per
h. Bacon ~ and 49,; Sugar 40 and 50,. Coffee, 30
and 40c.; Egg, 81 - per dozen Butter 81 per To-
Molasse - per gall Potatoes 30c. peril Peas Beans
and Oniens 30 and 40c per H. Green garden ycgeta-
bcs are supplied from the vicinity, and bring good
price. The town increases very fast. No rain.
THE BLoOMERs.-Quite number OF Bloom
crs--iust the Phns-havC made their appearance
in our city within the past few days and being the first
specimens OF the genuine Bloomer costume ever seen
here Of course attracted much attention Spectator
Loss OF THL STEAMER FLINT.-Whie the
steamer James P. Flint nearing the Cascades, on
the night Of thc 22d september when in the vicinity OF
Cape Horn" she struck a sharp-poiltcd rock, filled
and sunk TO her guards Her machinery saved
aside from this he total wreck.
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Markets..

NAN FRANCISCO, Friday. Oct. II. 1872
Inc iTner, snd many article. have az upward
tendency. II Is part no doubt owing IN the l,tr "a.
TAI although ErEe number OF vessels due ,ey do nor
81 .o"d mo POI AZ the same time generally ex-
Tecied % tLat the supply many desirable hardly
keeI race with the demand y
lie approach Of the RAINY has sept our city mar
kes a'e with anterior dealers selecting their WINTER am,
Pr sho N most cases good price. have been obt,ned
BARLEY be considered chsan ~ n o. =, a.. o
winch Pnee no lots have been offered for the 1st five v
oaes essing and are firm at four The supply from
e .ot OF native Be. not up 10 this time been IS large
o. vas dhie paed though II fully understood that the
9usiiue stored al the various and
. - an y i ,aat The quantity Of seed Barley raised
= more -n Sufficient for the whole State Tor the cor1
planting season. 80 '0 N'-4ins
FLouK Il very firm and BIT little prospect o. pr4. p.
crune iof some time TO The STOCK IN fb b,g
one party est ated a. coo barrels which c,unot he 49,
Chased 80 than 50 The supplies from Vslpar1so bsv
uot been large and from the Atlantic states we have bsd
nothing OF monen- TIE estimatrd consn,,n,;,- - -
siste Is S'v boS. monthly. according 70 winch .,.s,
We can count upsA one full months supply on the eneya
been n ade durng the week II S36sg f. a.. . n ave
REED toUk that by the John lay .old reyops 10 srrv
at 80 90 200 bbs per y. Il. Palmer a. - snJ 80
seneer cold a 81 30 The closing tgure OF 80 .is.
Ehs as 80 beeA~HEAr Flour IS worth and low 81
The h sh puce Of Flour taects nearly al 49,. -
brands Of ORaiN and Co.'s MEaL iu cous5aence b os
htte htler sales have been made as high =, SIs ~ ~
pu &c Ssklns prce3 appear 70 range from @lt "a ais "a
tohN Is seAlce tor coed article the marker !.
e'-ute 4 is ned az a6e some superior C.l;farns 80
LiStoks, particularly French Braud,es are lookn, nv
me aa'l ces from abroad al IL stating tat 49, ~
ae alt ~ LefL.
We have aiiudsd 70 before All srticl.s M 80 "-loh
LOT e sad TO Be Of very ready sac a. renqpeF.ing
o--,t ssoIe both ~ casks and cases .ppear. =, -
- t19te - ior the iornier aud - Il! t5- the r,ts
~ aIee lots but we know Of ,ransartious Of i,'
eel. - WINE WINE IN gen
oi'L vi 50 ms 70 h've tEen srsrt A. least far .
- - &c PRIME snd good order Tbs,r !; b.
cared. -" % VIII soon bo coz
- s,i'i,qe N request at high rates Crusbs5 - IN
$500. 81. ~ z. sassr, 20. ], has so.d AZ p "a. N
'upsnor a lei No ordinary a. 7c Cnsfs 80; NO
Co5Irr ~, NC s PPess to Be the railing rate
sfss pseAiioistre parsiyzed Jaya.ud Ss5h lntt
Zoo 9aaty ~ age quantities. cod 4, pee s.1.h
cr 700 het sels q q are. The nartet rs,e
~, li. PPM and Tsllow CANDLES av. ,r-o,sd
qrctafcns. - my are hrm a.
"a fsovlsioSs the market is little more se,iv. -.
= afe msNlse N Hams, Bacon, Mes and Cls.r pt N
i,,s nor eonsampton Butter held a, sSiS ior
soAitsl - ehe Beans s. Land IN tn. 81 IN nA Ia
f'rA- Sesf' 70 t'o{ Ner-, If lbs, slq1s Pc 70
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FROM THE SANDWICH ISLANDS.

The brig Zoe, at San Francisco, brings four
weeks later news from the Sandwich Islands
The ship John and Edward, Cathcart, OF
New Bedford arrived at IIilo the 9Th August clean.
information and items
The llaNailans are commencing the manu-
faciuTe Of cigars
The fever is fast subsiding al Honolulu and
most persons who were attacked by IL have recovered
and again able TO attend 10 their duties Scarce
half dozen foreigners have escaped it ia Honolulu
while but small proportion of the natives have been
attacked byit
Arrangements are making tosupply Honolu-
Ia with pure water from the reservoir OF Nuuanu The
estimated cost Of the work il $4,000
Superior Irish potatoes were selling at 81 per
barrel at retail and at East Mani they can be had ut
from - cent? to II per barrel
The United States frigate ST. Lawrence,
Captain Dulane,, arrived At Honolulu the 7th ult IL
day. from san Francisco
CLPPERs.-The Kate Hays touched at Hon
oulu the 2lst August and sailed the same day On
the night previous TO her arrival she carried away her
main opgalant mast but did not stop repar damage
Having spare on board, II could be fitted at sen
while proceeding her voyage
On e22d, large clipper passed the port at
distance OF about ten miles, with everything set She
was toe far on 10 be boarded, and consequently we
have no report 81 her name. TIE POyaesiaa says it
was probably the lnO, bound for Manila
The clipper ship White Squall passed Homo
uG port On The ssh OF August and another ship name
lot known, on lie 2d OF september Both these yes
,e. were probably nom San Francisco, and bound TO
China VI N nila.
SHORT OF FrSDS.-The Treasury being com
pctey drtined Of cash, the Board of Finance has or
dered the suspension Of most OF the public work. and
what Is woT stil, has been obliged 10 borrow money
to keep the wher l. OF Government moving
The PotyReSioR says The present emer
etney, At l. anticipated, will require but a small and
shott ioen We think differently however ana shall
not be surprised if the current year closes with ief
Oh elOOOW, et twelve per cent. interest The large
amount expended on the military last year would be
very fer'ccabe now in the treasury what bench. IL
badly never vii he.
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an Indian The money appropriated for benevO'eni
The following party arrived at sa;r9msnio
yJ,e Ia. N NJ. Msy6eli, Carlisle Ia 5 y. d II Tpr
Wrn Davidson. de-; B. G. Hooker, Tsrre HUE Ia;
lac VI Copeland New Lebanon Ia; \. Cooper, JOIN
CsrreT Richard II Milem. DR. j. ?. Mason Joln u ,sn
ami lady. DO; Cpt s Lindsey, Carlisle, Us J. : ~
Clell,n' " C. Adans, 10.
Mr.. +. C. Spring arrived at Sacramento cu
Wednesday from the Sink CT MTy's River. AMI p re-
ports that there are about two hundred tc bewe n
this plsce and the nk AMI that nearly every wg IN NJ
passed contained women end children. party ar
rived II the Sink the day ne Left who srted frol san
Lake on the 9Th Of August. end they report Ia ing
us.sed many teams and that great proportion OF n IN
were in a worn cut condition and would be compelled
20 remain IN Carson Valley until mex, spring
A train of seven wagons arrived az S)noma
on the 9th The company left Independents on me
OH Of Nav and brought wiki them 20 head Of caie
The following the names M. l. S1ii,a Mr., \
T Smith Mise : J. Smith, Mss VI. \. Sn IN,
Mis- : F. Smith. Mrs. Hannah Yates an1 'hfee
children. Alex H. smith. wife and cnih' Lew
Flusher. Isaac P Smith, John W Ya;e', Henry LtW'
renee. james Lawrence George Griffith, John W. Pm
lps VIM Philips, VIM. Rowlanf, Go. l. E'py' an l
Master Charles smith.
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ADDITIONAL CALIFORNIA NEWS.
Mining Intelligence.

correspondent, writing from the Middle
Folk Of The american River the olde.t aud ms, r.
how htd gold deposit perhaps in California gives toll
eibby HNoishle report OF the business at pr-ruf trans
acting on tea, stream Some of tue old claims have
been abandoned for the season The following i Is
OF the claims on The scccDd section of fumes GA that
stream 81 81 which doing z pro. pcro. busiae.s
TOO Clshn seven share COnu cciicu Company cl,.y
ca sh"ics Submarine COmpsnv thirteen essrss. ! q
fNett Company, nine shares Ne Pin. l'hra Co,,n,,v
Yen 'hsies' fluTIhus Uuum Company, i've shares
wing Dam Cnnpsny, ten shares lsiependcnt Conn,
ny, stNCutctn shsier. Most of the sb,,e claim. e..
woisng day snd night, and are employipc .or,, 80,
hundred men. The banks OF the -tr,s,r meant ,
oes! appearance ana parties from dit nj mining local
mes sle constantly arriving ard makins urr-.-.,or -
pass the winter on tie Middle Fork
~ Tie correspondence Of The Usioa lie f,liopvi,c
MIn'F ihensencc OF mining Affairs on TIL, stream i
Old Msd Canon situated directly opn,s;,, =. -;
paying me wages and, indeed, this whole section o.
Stuhtft Tor miles around, promises rich n,sr III "a
N'IN oi the iiNer claims IN this reach Of the Middle
fOfA sc ilchy pSyns for Ell labor laid our m The earl
part o. the summer Some q, the most y,lpal s- ~
sandy Bar Submarine and Big Bar clsias Eirht uiI..
Aco"i ntir hcscys Bar, Is situated fhc Jon- I.Ispl
ssNn, one O. me richest and most extensive on the
whole stream It's lucky owners are N,..r. Ss.,,a,,
ere, knnbail, Giigen and knu,rrl II "a hes1
Moiheu TWO Hers already, and this the third : well.
lhs 'houfenes mo.c than during either prvi.- 49,,
- n's.'s tlhcr your humble srrvsnt assisted this
hsl ~ ScinIaiy N blowing and weighing 10 ounce.
tsSiV-p VIC Tosnh Of nine Mons wurl t6at dsr To
.SnoN,is morning be went 70 the claim xhere tbey
49, s.O' cur MO The tom, and cole ,icd hsf pen OF
sn, ON Which he reazcd the neat Etric pro-,, ~
nv ~ AAcher person from the same quantity sAi 81
nc %, pic'ons $500 were extracted ir,n .,is,,
- I5q s Va 'st Saturday the saae party realized
49, anu yesterday Si,31 from tiis ex5,.si,,s
claim Iney have been 50 WORK in this claim go i.
',' osys ~ an sVerase OF saooo pr dicrn and 90
not tAhtast II IN montls steady laiuor vsfs ,s -
ng psosPeet oi Dolly increase ca tho,c nee r,1s1
.gurfs sc i5Aa4
The Wisconsin Company, just below the II
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nee tsmths 60 sslsswcre mad "a snss Azfeies 10
day a. these prls<s. y
The arrivals OF LusfBgR very hight and n,asrdafriy
f1krr ~ for eonsurlpten Demand brisk At a.vzzras
rfrs We note carse sale Of Humboldt az over % cos;l-
prism plank -erihrg sud boards Small hewed s11ars
mnberis s1labie stS5dej UeE NJ board Sawed
squzrr AZ Be gaofed s5o8SSS With tbs prosaf I'd
prospective dsAd inclined 10 anticipate csus
Ranee OF present TGies
The market for Dates quiet There yao speculation in
ry OF he articles coming under this head the supplies BE-
ins eusrsly Gron the orders q dealers
We clip the following iEom AssSrs Rising. C19m Co.'S
sale Of ths day:
Adm ut:ue CsSrrEs, so hx, &c. superior article;
OLIvg On s. 46SS5 fer 6x refused alteT the sale
eoumcn Soar, 6ie: Oolong TIA S2d5ic: HySon. half
ehssts 81 QSsc, and wlthirEwn French Bz,SoYs
etc., mixed 10. size lot vi GOOD prof Brandy d ah-
pxcf npoTfaiiop, &c. refused for ths b&iaaee
sfter The sale CssxPsssE se Diferuat kinds OF Coz
ngALs. very tine. sold II rsther lower nses thar AZ
nrey 0us sales
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AMusEMESTs, ere, THIS DAY AND EVENING.

Broadway heairr-Ihe Dukes Wsgerj The Woman Adore
Niblos Gsrden-Marthsi or the Richmond Marie.
WalaCks IkeuicThe Rent DAY. Matrimonial The Irh Tar
Buons Thea'er-Dhvd Copp-rhed Thou and lines Wanted
Barnums MHSrum-The Last Nail etc.
society Lhrary-Bryan's Gallery OF Christian Ar.
CrcusNew oIk AmpLthsater-E srorn,nces,
Woods Mnstfes No. "a Broadwsy-Concer every evening
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CHOLERA IL NASSAU. Extract of private
letter from the L. : Consulate Nasesu v p d,.e,
October l6:
regretto cay that the Cholera has been ia the midst
oil US for three weeks past and that hundreds are falling
on the right hand and the left We have had storm
Tor Inc sst hty hours, which seems to have increased
the number Of cases now not les than i no yan,v
IN our small population per day"
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fy The weather is about as comfortable
as Greenland thaw, and az gloomy Presidential
Election Returns. Up North, winter has made bis
mark by browning the Catskils with snow, and glsz.
ing the mountain streams with ice We are yet Ia
darkness, rain and mud last night being altogether the
most dssgreesble of the season
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ig Madame ALRosus Concert at Metro

lB Madame ALBoNI's Concert at Metro.
politon Hall last evening comprised the Casa Diea,
PtRsa ala pdiTid from Rossini's italian in Algiers
and Rhodes Variations, the second being the only
novelty. Where criticism has no duty but praise,
may be brief Each ofthese pieces revealed the
magncencc of Albonis voice and the facility Of her
execution Surely richer mellowcr, loyelier tones
flowed from human lips to touch The emotions Of
human hearts. We liked best the andante movement
of Cdsa Dra. Her large phrasing and pensiye strain
Of sentiment accord with that music more perfectly than
with that OF a more vivacious and spirited kind
But in all she is delicious, wonderful As before not
so much cen be said Of her assistants Her manage
ment seems lot yet to have learned the secret Of the
greatest success, namely that generosity Of expend
iure which will ensure excellence In every part Of the
entertainment. The orchestra was still EMAIL and
poor and the only additions to the former strength
the concerts was Nile Urso, the vioinist and Master
saar, the pianitclever children but not able 10 re
deem the mcdiocrity Of everything eNcep, Albonfs
own singing. There is no repson why her concerts
should not be as crowded any ever given here En-
eept that, apoi; from her own performance they are
not as good
70 DIR. Raphall lectures this evening, at the
siuyvessnt Institute before the Hebrew Young Mems
Literary Associaton.
~ Gen. Sanford has issued the usual order
for the parade Of the First Division ON Tuesday neu
in honor Of the late Daniel Webster
tS The expenses Of the City Government
OF Ncw-York (sside from funded Debt from Jan Ito
Nov. ], have been s2563Ol9 90 or 8, 100 per day;
1854 per hour IS per minute AZ the ratio in which
the " Reform" LocoFoco Common Council are pro-
ceediDg they will increase taxation more than hbfy W
cent in spite of the natural increase Of means by re
in yslue Of property.
- The Tabernacle Lecture tonight VIII
he by f. P. WfrPFLE, Esq, Of Boston, upon The Eng
hsh Mind suggestive theme and in able hands-
Those who have the fortune to hear him VII Wa
wholeoourse upon the theme, and wonder WY
such ideas oil Chaueer, Shskspere, Milton snd oaei
giories Of the world never occurred to them Mr.
needs nc Recommendation his fame Is already esfse
lished
SEcosD-AyENUE RAILRoAD.-TEe C0mm|
tee in the Board Of Assistants reported lss. evening"
in favor OF a Road The Presiden. and AsslstAsf ~
dermen Netiown snd Barker were desroas Of havinsA
10y on the table, as usual to be printed ba, il was
posed, aid determination evident to put IL throue'
Assistant Alderman MCGOWAN said the Chairman Oh ""
Committee stated late a. o'clock this sitefsees'
that be did not mean TO present his report, sns
faf,her 'aid the Alderman OF the seventeep'h, ""
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CITY ITEMS.

RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER AT
A. J. Delatouy's, formerly Lynch y Clayk's) PSI Was,
1852. IAN. Noon SPIN. Bpm.
Nov. 8...........,....43 81 81 ~
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Shall we adopt 'ny OF these il be simply the line
from Guile 10 Colombo at cost scarcely exceeding
1900 ehG we continue sparing system and let
all the world 90 pat usf The most expensive schene
we have propounded would not cost above $4,000.
eighth OF the present annual expenditure say
cnethrd OF the revenue derived from the customs An
increase If - per cent that branch Of for
the year. per cent for two years would suffice u
y. ovde the ncedful sum. Or if take the iolown
geher: Customs, 9l26000 land revenue, Gl30)0;
salt, $4,000; total 100000 Twelve per cent add
onal these imposts for two years would raise SUI
fcency to complete the whole. How small an impost
would be required to give Of the minor schemes
e Geographic communication indicated above, does not
require 20 be shown.
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Money and stocks.

Der. Not much doing today. Prices remain I'M
In our vrseiays report there error; II shoHd
Lsvs he, : N0 state r fun Jlhuary COUPONS, sea a.
Thee win be quite lsrse shipment Of stocks bS th'
steamer.
Money
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THE ScALpEL" for Nov. deals out its

70 The ScALPEL" for Nov. deals out It's
usual assortment Of medical personalities hits social
and professional abuses and the bold touches of humor
that altogether peculiar to the Editor. The Early
Training of Children" The Editors Experience in
drumming up Practice Hotel Practice in New.York
articles Ct popular character and may attract the
attention Of many readers whom the local satire is
thrown away Adriance, Sherman &c Coz
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Local Intelligence.

CHARITY HosPITAL.-The following is the re-
port Of this institution for the week ending the
9th inst Admissions 4ol discharges 373 deatha loo
remaining SS4
Coroner Loze the body Of boy about six years old
named jean Baptse Zeltwood 1t appears that the bow
was following cart driven by his father when he became
alarmed rap under the wheels Of the cart and was Killed
verdict in accordance with the facts.
THE POLICE OFFICES. "A few yagabonds were
arrested yesterday for fighting and disturbing the peace
and for petty larcenes.
HORSE AND BUGGY. An individual, unknown,
was arrested yesterday near tho Convent Parish
A James for stealing horse and buggy which he had
red for Eide from the livery stable Of Mr. John Allen
FIRST DrsTRroT CouRT- Judge Larue.-The
day NJ W. Murphy sentenced to three days imprs-
onment Joseph Williams to ten days Michael Allen to
Condor to ten days. and Charles Diamond to seven days
all in the parish prison for assaults and batteries
CHARGE OF EMBEzzLEMENT.-A Rosenbeck
was arrested on Saturday by the First District Police
charged BY Mrs Goodchid with appropriatng to his
use about $500 worth Of clothing entrusted to his keep
lug by the husband of tho prosecutrix.
ASSAULT ON A WoMAN.-Manuel Gonzalez v
Cabajal and woman named Michaella Morrol were on
Saturday examined before Recorder Genos the charge
First District Court to be tried.
CHARGE OF BURGLARY. A man named John
McGnns examined Saturday before the Recorder
Of the Second District charged with having on Friday
night entered the dwelling house Of MRS Anne Donss
clothing He arrested with the clothes in his Dog
session, and being identified the accused acknowledged
the corn to trouble Of further proof He was sent to
be tried before the FIRST District Court
a WATER RAT.-The Recorder of the Second
District on Saturday, examined William Jones on tho
charge Of entering Friday night tho schooner Aphon
sine with intent to steal Not being able to account for
bis conduct the accused was sent before the First District
Court is5 So II - -
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Died:
On Sunday November BARRY aged 90 years pave Of
kilworth, county Cork, Ireland. y
q His funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock
from the residence Of his Patrick Ward of BENJAMIN
and Annunciaions His snds relations are
invited 10 attend.
tV- Cork papers please copy.
On Sunday evening November ockiaw JOHN aged vea
and months, son Of Mary Farrell and Andrew Bardn.
% His funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON at o'clock
from residence of his parents Four street. opposite Christian
Brothers School. :
tB- Dublin papers pleass copy. .,
On Sunday morning, November Cholera ANDREW L. ADDI
Sun, in the 65th year Of his age. " =
~ His funeral will take place THIS AFTERNOON at O'Clock
from the residence of Lloyd Addison No. Dauphin street.
On Friday night November O'clock HENRY coYIE ayes
% months. 7'-' -N SotA'i' "eea
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Daniel VV'ebste,.,s 1vorks.

EssCt - eUSEET"S RVOTKSe
THE WORKS OF DANIEL wEBsTER-In 0 vols octave Tb; II
the late edition published by Lille Brown Boston
TIE WORKS OF ALEXANDER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. his Car.
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WESTINGHOUSE WRITINGs-Edted by Jared Sparks, 10 Will
octave. = 800
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10 vols octave. -tt'''
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PRESCoTfS WORKS vols octave
70 HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES y6ls octave
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Pay Your. Election Befs

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Arrivals at the Prinoipal z ID, !

ST LOUIS = Walton, London; VIM Brshn, DR. 1lcKoivy W
Seymour OF Cha Parker lady Edw Parker
Read pr Tension, steamship Crescent city Ausas
Deity, Bordeaux; J Chadbourns Baton Rouge.
VERANDA:. "a Davis, Nachez AA Bib lady, Two children
and servant Andrews Grand Gulf; Pen Memphis; Wism
Grenada Geo Geones No. - - -''
sosaman, Mobls Capt Dorsey c6aacer Windsor