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GREAT NATIONAL PRINTS
The Surrender of E4Ord CORVALLIS,
AT Yorktown. Oct 10, 1881, and
The Surrender of General zsurgOyac,

The Surrender of lord CORVALLIS,
At Yorktown. Oct 49, 1881, and
The Surrender of General Hurg0yac.
At Saratoga N Y, Oct. II, n.y.
ENROM the original Painting, by Trumbull in the
IL tunda Of the Capitol at w ashington, size % b.
inches splenddly cooured, with keys to names of
The above magnificent Prints from the celebra e..
paintings of Col TrumbulI Aid-de- Camp to Gen Wa
ington Many of the persons represented are from orr
gna portraits, painted expressly for these pictures
which Illustrate two most important events i'll the
cords of our country. Price for the pair only SO For
sale by LEWIS l.. SMITH,
Cheap Publication Dealer
no 25 Opposite American Hotel.
TNyaaE r1sENeTY AND fNgazsNAgI0N
Il i'll their theological scientific aud practical aspects,
Analysed and illustrated with anaoges by DIR
M. h. Lazarus.
To those who have suspected that religion might find
its place in the practical business of life. and that its
mys ica doctrines contain the solution of
pressing social Problems this volume is dedicated with
de 3 ]. W. RANDOLPH
nR. VALENTINES gsElCEptl FOEs MA
~ KING ARTIFICIAL GUANO.
No l. Dry Peat --.---.-..-2o bushels
No 2 Wood Ashes. :......--..--... do
No 3 Fine Bone Ashes. do
No Calcined Plaster do
No 5 Nitrate of Soda. 40 pounds
No & Sal Ammonac- .22 do
No Carb Ammonia IL do
No 8 Suph: Sodae. Observation-Disclosures do
No 9 do Nagnesia. .....-..-..-..l0 DO
No - Common Salt. .-.----.-.--.10 tio
lpeat cannot be obtained garden noalJ. OF clean
virgin sonstead
DIRECTIONS MIXING
Mix Nos l, . together-nx Nos s. g. T. 8, g. 10 in
four five pals of enoug to dissolve the i'll
gradients. When dissolved add :he liquid to the mix
ture' 2, 81 and mix as in making mortar When tho
roughly mixed add No the cacineu plaster) which
will absorb the liquid and bring the whole dry
Mix under cover In dry place-pack so to exclude
air--observe the proportions In making small large
quantities.
The above receipt will make one ton, which will ma
and a half acres of land.
have tested its quatiesmany thinking it equal to natu
raj guanothe subscribers have made arrangements to
furnish any quantity during the and will sell the
ingredients, exclusive of the Peat Weod Ashes Plaster
and Salt ARTICLES every farm the low price OF $40
per ton One sugar hogsbeed will hold ingredients
for five All orders will be carefully and promptly
executed, and sent to any part of The State.
r. r.. DUVAL & BROTHER
Chemists and Druggists
oc 81 Under American Hotel, Richmond, Va
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ENOR RENT, Farm among the beet in The vci-
IL nifty Of Richmond, of soto l6J acres, OF highly i'm
proved land, with every improvement conducive TO com
fort The wheat seeded on this farm IS reasonably
eeed to yield 400 bushels and for other crops the chance
is very hatterng.
This farm will be rented low, and the distance from it
TO the city may be walked in an hour.
de % TOLER COOK, General Agents.
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ih OF every description, Veradahs Tree BONES, EhcI0
sires for Cemeteries of every variety OF patterns aud
put up in the best worknanke manner, and cheap
they be procured at the north.
All persons are forcwauleanot to infringe right
for this State the law will be enforced all that do it,
j. Il. BARNS Il BROTHER,
Corner Cary and 9th Streets
4-tf Richmond,Na
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Il. An. SNENExER,
No. ) Pearl Street. Richmoud ya

No. ID Pearl Street, Richmond, Va,
- OFFERS FOR SALE,
AOV 100 packages loaf crushed and PowderedSugars
so bbls Clarified do
100 hhds and tierces West India Molasses
500 bags Coffee
100 packages Black and Green Teas
500 kegs Nails
500 bags Shot
800 boxes Adamsntne. and Talow Candles
100 do Brown and Fancy Soaps
200 Nova Scotia Grindstones
1000 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
1000 lbs coarse and fine Shoe Thread
30 quarter and eighth casks Madeira Sherry and Pc
% half and quarter pipes French Brandy part very SUI
100 tons English American and Swedes Iron, compri-
sing full assortment of bars, hoops band, rod and
sheet iron
10 tons American Blistered and CastSteel
$50 boxes Tin Plates, different sizes
Block Tin, Wire, Copper, Zinc, Lead &C.
Association Yarns, Cotton Batting Irvine, Wick ged
Cords Leading Lines Pepper Ginger Nutmegs Mace Pr
mento Cloves coPPefas Alum Starch Cigars Backing
Tanners Oil, Mackerel Herrings Vinegar Mustard Pep
per- Chocolate, Rice, Salt Glass Tar, Brazil Sugar &c.
NA7ILLIAM EGGLESTON offers or sale at No
w Pearl street
stuars and Coverings loaf crushed and coffee Sugars
New crop Porto Rico Muscovadoa and N o Sagar
Old Java, Laguayra and Rio Coffee
Stuarts syrup and sugar house Molasses
7 Rlco Muscovade and N Molasses new crop
Gunpowder, Imperial and Young Hysoaa Teas
Black Tea, common and fine
Ilihlnton u Browns Soap variega5ed pale and dark
Hull patent Candies; Elkntons and .Jackson's do
Alitchels and Litchfelds Sperm and Adamantine do
Pepper Pimento, Ginger, Nutmegs Mace, Cinnamon
Spice and Cloves. Mason's Backing
Painted Buckets, Bed Cords cotton and hemp leading
Lines
Cotton Yarns, Indigo, Copperas Birthstone
Alum, Starch, Powder, Shot and Bar Lead
Letter, Cap and Writing Paper
Mustard, Vinegar Tar Rice
Nails, to 20 dy, Cumberland
Bacon, Clover Seed and Irish Potatoes
ALSO-Dark and pale Brandy, Peach Brandy, Apple
Brandy
Rectied and Rye Whiskey, H Gin
Madeira, Sherry Port Tenerife and Malaga Wine
Champagne. Cigars, &c &c. %
GUssAEss. NsOLAasES, Sse.
~ SO hhds Orleans Sugar, fair to choice
SO barrels Coffee Sugar
25 hhds prime new crop Cardenas Molasses
10 do strictly prime newcrop Porto Rico do
100 bags prime Rio Coffee
100 do do Laguayra Coffee
IS bales Mocha Coffee
so halt chests and boxes Gunpowder Tea.
25 do do black do
SO barrels No. 3 Mackerel
100 halt and quarter barrels and Kits No MacKefeS
25 whole and half barrels family Ros Herrings
100 barrels Tahafeno's extra Flour
Receiving and for sale by
e. Fl. S1NKEKR,
mil No. Is Pearl stree
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EVILS WEBB Il SON oiferfor sale
IA 2o4 hhds P. Rico, mostly prime quality
so hhds New Orleans
II hhds Muscovado
81 half boxes Loaf SUGARS
&C bbs crushed
81 do powdered
148 do coffee and clarified
10 hhds and 23 tierces prime P Rco0
81 do prime Cardenas
10 do and 10 terces Sugar House MOLASSES
"a bbs New Orleans
345 bags Rio
242 do Laguayra
142 do Jamaica
go do Java }COFFEE
25 do Mocha
20 do Angostura
&C do Cape
1875 kegs Nails and Brads various factories)
Blistered Steel, Hoop Iron, Archer's Axes
10s cases C & Co mass Licorice
bbs refined Whale }
do Tanners OIL
35 baskets superior Olive }
1850 sides sole themlock andoak tanned
900 do LEATHER
harness
Bbls Pitch
Is casks Soda Ash
800 bbs gross Herrings
40 do Roe do
So bags Clover Seed ID bbs Vinegar
81 chests and boxes Tea (gunpowder and black
Candles. sporm, adamantne, Hulls patent and
Talow
Soaps OF various kinds
Window Glass-Sxl0 and l0xI2
Masons Backing Rice, Chocolate, Pepper Pmento
Ginger Indigo Starch Paper, writing, letter and wrap
ping) Gotten Yarns, Irvine Candle Wick, Bed Cords and
Leading Lines. Gunpowder blasting and sportne) Bar
Lead. Shot pntent and buck Sc
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FaBH H0x sSaE.-We ohtr Tor sale
"a Farm ia Charles City caaaty Of excellent quality
containing 80 acres aad lying within live miles OF James
river o. HIs isEie aas. ab9at 50 acres are cleared
The improvements are dwelling with store attach
81 and he usua out houses 1t Is is easy Of access
~, ,Ioiistely On the Charles City Courthouse road
and IS near steam raii on the aa9ing tract his
pr " may be had for SIX hundred dollars IN easy pay
fneafs 1r would be exchanged for city property
T0LER i COOK,
%. a. General Agents
SSefEs 4ExfSA.-Tiie subscriber VIII pay the high
4 esr market gal1e for ali kinds OF + az skins
orr Afsk ansAfar I3aeraoa. rcd and grey OK, Fish
'-'1-' JOHN THOMPSON,
ro4 80 = Main st, Richmond Va
HTFREsNEA GAsE--YEw EDfTIoN-J
= W. RANDOLPH. wT publish in Jsnnafy next IN
2 vols a caaaiioa of Cases decided by the tehefai
Cosfr Of Virginia chiefly relating T. the Penal Laws OF
the Calaian Commencing ia the year - an
ending III 1895. copied iran tie records 81 sad court
viii explanatory afa sas q eases anf iniez u each
so.nme. by JUICES Hf,-kel5f5asl aad Holmes
~ ID
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nnksNG GHAssRA..
sINURUS LINE.

IL ofpatterns; Oils, Extracts Cologne alter, Soaps
hair and tooth Brushes just received audr sale low by
de 10 ELIAS HAL F06 Main ST.
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE.

Richmond Dec. lJta, 1892.
Amongst oher lungs in III s the court doth
further adjudge, orer and decree that the defndans
James H. Gardner and Geo. W. Goode trustees as
atoresad under tileeed executed 10 diem The TWEEN.
teh dav OF January eighteen hundred and forty one,
by +. w Knapp and8. Knapp, do render before ct
the Commission dhs court an account Of their pro
ceedings as trustees pder the said deed, with state
ment OF the characteiand probab lie value of the trust
deeds remaining in over hands undisposed Of $50 to
take an account OF the aims of w. and b. J. Knapp
under the aforesaid ded
The parties inerestiln the for going decree are
hereby notified to atled at my flee IN the city of
Richmond on the 24tn dy Of January, 1853 10 o'clock
A. NJ. win the evldene necessary to enable me to
perform the duties of said ecree. And all creditors of
r. w and B. j. Knap2sre hereby notified to attend at
The time and place md present their cAims with
the evidence necessary tCsustain the same.
de s1-w4w w. F. DAVIS, Comr.
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'gsp4Eks FOR SALE

- Esp4}Eks EesEs SAFE
~ Virginia State Stock
Bonds University of Virginia, interest payable at
the Treasury of Virginia.
Bonds OF the City Of Petersburg with coupons.
Bonds Of the Town of nchburg endorsed by Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad guarantees.
Apply to
iv Is MARRY x MORTON.
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-07

THE OLD DOMINION IaOuaE,
18Th ST., between Main and Gary.
IN AVlNG this day taken possession of the above
named House. and laid in the best stock of Liquors
Wines and Cigars that this any other market affords,
would most respectfully solicit call from my friends and
the public generally assuring them that nothing shall be
Indonet to please all.
m 26-t GEO H. JEWETri
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f fE.9CEzs.-By the schooner kicll1nond i have fef
a. eeiyeda large lot of30 hour aud day spring weigh
and striking marine Clocks. to which the attention o
purchasers invited, by the otherwise, for sal
by II. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
&C 30, Cone -"an and 18th streets "a
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-07

ENEESCrI TEsAESEsAaENE GEAATENE,
z superior the ordinary G1eatinc in USE and equal
in every respect the best Isingass for making table
ellies blanc mango, xeJust received and for sale by
ALIEN. DUVAL,
de Is 155 Main street, 18th
Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-07

TN CHANCERf--Vl RGlNIA:In Chesterfield COUNTY
Court, Dec. 10. iE52: Phneas Clay and Frances w
his wife, Harriet Trrin, Caroline f Turpin, Tarlon
Y Brown, and Martha his wifi, Plaintiffs, against John
TuiPln and Geofg' Turpin in their right and as
executors of Henry Turpn, deceased, E. G. Cay Mos
by Johnson and his vile Louisa A., Harriet A. ay di
salI VIM. f. Ciay by his guardian ad Item. Defend
ant.
This day came the Plaintffs and flied their bill and
ia Defendant. Edwin f. Cay, not having entered his
appearance and gwen security according The act OF
Assembly, aud a. psarng to the Satisfaction oil the
court hat he is nonre iden of this codntry, it is
ordered lha thesaid Edwin K. Clay dl APP ear before
Ibis the first day o January term next and az
sver the b ct he Plaintiffs, and ih4ta copy OF this
der b. oftw tn inserted IN some newspaper published
in The city OF Richmond for four successive weeks and
posted at lite from door OF the courthouse Of this
county. copy-reste,
De 24-4tw SlLAS CHEATHAM, C.
The object ofrhe bill in this cause is to distribute
the real estate of the late II my Tupn deceased, by
making sale thereof
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AZ eace ChuTct sea Frsnesc1 MAJ g. Joel Raw oe
o.. 20 NINA y Edvaids OF seekouk. Mas
N-eks $50 '-1 1''Ie o''A Of
y San Fiis1o Mhy a. Tcu. Breeze and Mary r w,,,.-
- ss4 faeiSo MAJ H. J. 3 Davis ana Harriet E Wiki
IN 81 iileO Msy William sehuo. Of sa Fan....a E. ,.,
hat 90 ~-'-'''- pu-A u
l. a. Fr,rso Msy the Psesc Tempe-,ne. Hon, H.
MIL 90 A.s- sar.h irar- i.i af san FI-rci.c5 49, ~
ir Tone valley March u fhe relce o T1.ras p-.v W.
re- mo- 60 Ne b4eaa ia ha-ca, % NJ Sarah Rcey or he ~
Place -i' " -4' ''
q ss.elien Nsy Hszy Compton Nj. Ellen Bvsa =. or
r. -. Fapeeo. Nay Captain H. Mor,aa 10 ~. France,
Avery. both Of Gr1t1r. Conn. - ''-~s' -
j. Peasan Valley, Doous IoFlshr. Yuba Co Nvs Chr. Id
% Mss Jale Black ali Of tat place - $3.50 10y
In Jaeksonve Cs Apr 4, Thouas Oaney and Maria A Ne
n wnets.sr T March "a ". ?. R. Ill., Es4 and D.H.d,
Reed. 10Th OF Julrq1a Co. - - '@
In Beaten cogafy, T. ArT Mccauey Porter and M.rb,
Ninlel both OF Benton Co - ''
10 Psud T. April TO- obedah Snail and Sarah Jane Pree
both Of Portland 1900
Ap IS Jss, II Poster ofAsuy and Martha Jane ray Of Uon
Point. Linn Co, d. 7 ~
Ap Nathan Nude ard Elizabeth whsuldon both Of c.k.
uss Co. %. I.
Apri H. near csnslnab o. T, John Mcconnell and Ma Mary
In colgnta CITY AP H. Ao. Short and Ann r. Smith both
Of CouIBbia, o. T. ~
Ii ua,An Psu o. T. April H. Daniel Young and A.a.n Han
tor, al oi u Arlington CO. '"
10 lafayette o. T. Apd 10 Samuel Albeit AID Nh. Mar A..
GesIhsIt 10th formerly OF Missouri nun
- Helena o. ~ George Weaver ofRbode Island and Ess
beth H.fiehosd, Of hlsoun-
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OREGON.


We have dates from Portland. Oregon, to the Id Of
May.
The Oregon newspapers destitute Of interest.
From the Portland Commercial OF May 2, we take the
subioned notice of the m.rke which Is the only item Of
ptre, for our readers abroad contained in the paper
record smother dull week IN business
owing in iunense stocks ef roofs which rssed
this another s-seaed
there pack from the mines for several ~eeA
Psn,-The market implicitly unsettled and pnees msreay
th- fact that shipment, are .de rom san Sr.
they purcbasef on sho Tune e@
queny each parties have 70 ses
poash account Under sacn % o1r
regular MERCHANTS pudens uoess men touch the article very
,psrpsy = ~. D. -. c..-.,.-
al S4s -. -. - go,
market stripped bare OF all that can be had tel ~ with
y-Ty limited likely he increased tor fortnight
Orr merchants well supplied with elias OF roods
,sptsd 10 the incoming and think they will hereafter oe
able supply upc0untry merchants on good, not oseS
terms than they can be supplied in San francisco.
Very little said in the pers OF mining prospects
The agricultural interest seemed thriving The mouse has
committed grsa havoc among the terop IN he sout-
en sections of this valley the editor Of The Conntr'
eial In many places too they have entirely consumed the
orass from the
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Oysters In California.


Oysters have nov become lxe1 fict ia 1ornia. Ia
l-i9 few very dubious looking specimens used 20 b.
hshed Up around the bay and brought into 0Fn rather
Curosues thsn anything te. They small DO
that very little satisfaction Obtained in casg thc
and the expectsnt oyster opener found imiDuVs esant
OF the bell which hardly repaid the trouble o securing
As society became stable and the demand y the
Injuries q LIE increased the search for these terrus Al
blessings was conducted IA more seuatc aid thorough
until IL discovered tksi s0-os abo1nded
in oysters which Only needed cultivation q becons QUITE
pastab.e But one, discussing these apologies Wouid
pretend compare them with the superb beauties exhibit
ed al Sandy Wechs 90 tempt The gourmauf or ths pets
pamperec with bran AID Other food with which 5c TAI 81
the Shade wont 70 attract The tpieuse OF Boston
Oy serr, hOEever ouLi 10 Stoal WS'eg Ray above
the mouth Of tbs Columbia River which tie proved
may b. cultivate g. becOns equal o. the best These
beds were discovered about G ylsr $50 ana since ti.t
tine two vessels have been almost INSTANTLY employ b.
freghiing them . Saa Francisco They base, ho~eser
coppery taste which q oiy erAdcssc after few months
life in the waters OF san Francisco Bay Tders now
about twenty two thousand 5ushe, oysters il California
which have been brought from the above plkce All trans
planted al The mouth OF Mission Gre, x The opposite III
much in cemsnd among TIE French residents u or CITY
and said 20 excel The Oregon trinsplan 10 flavor
The Oregon oyster however gro - wonderfully ia is
sol We learn from those engaged IN tbs business that
lot brought from ShOa Water Bay and buried In or hr
Dor. has increased two thirds in SIZE.
The sohGoners sophia and Maryland now employed ia
the Oyster trade under The direction OF Ar. Lgda Of this
city. There said 10 be excellent oysters LUIS
Obispo geni man whose name does 10, now occur 20
US made tnp there some months since and collected
1900 baskets but the late floods carried away the fra Of
three months labcr. Another attempt Of similar nature
is abou. being made.
BY the law recently enacted by the Legislature is pro-
hoed 20 take ost from their beds between the first Of
May snd the fst of October inclusive The old rule 10
New York iortids fixing IN all months not having m
hom.
At brakes and Bolinas Bays there are a few small
lytsr bat Of value The clans found in these Bays
re large and Of delicious favor
Our readers viii renenbsr the curogs and unsccount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10
Price of Labor In san Francisco.


The prices stated below have been carefully collected
aud may be depended upon correct They the
market prices the general price but there great
variations rstrste workman may depend upon getting
the wages mentioned still higher wages the ordinary
workman will find il difficult to get work and the poor
workman will scarcely be able support himself by his
This natural consequence of state Of things in
California every wishes to have his work done well
and 10 pay exavagant price rather than TO have done
badly and everything done with great speed large
number ofsborers required upon every enterprise and
when il finished il may be time before another is
commenced This is the explanation of the fact that so
many Of those that to California disappointed
their expectations extayagsnt they wish TO live in
high style and TO have enough left year two 70 live
independently They unwilling TO live sparingy A.
they did in the States the washerwOmen dress in
sik ana the ourneyman mechanic carry gold watch aud
chain The proportion Of persons not employed TO those
employed in some Of the rsdcs appears almost credible
when We know the amount of the wages. But the exps.
nation hes in this the boss workman must have his work
done well and accordingly when he fnd- fast and good
workman he pays him very high wages perhaps dozen
strangers and offer to work half price but he
not afford to be making experiments he says simply
have no work
Thus Il is that though the market price of Carpenter
labor is - yet there many carpenters who get
work at 81 Wages steadily falling aud must
continue % fall but many will pass before they
BE- level with those in the Atlantic States. No
CbAnic should come 10 California without money.
should he come 10 CafOrpis with money unless De IS
first rate workman but he stands at The head Of bis pro
fSsiOn he may have much he DO, and get almost
his price The letters V. mean that work j. very
scarce for such mechanics TO which 1t Is fixed The letter
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-06-10


r,.,,o On Sunday morning May att O'Clock James
p,no~ .ssS 8 y.r. formerly of sAs,Sss sennss SsS,s
.er protrsesd Illness Bon P W. r@psH. IN the W" year u
h c:cr Dec s R. rehnOr aged 20 years formerly
Nav 10 Mn. Ann wife of sptAin David Martin Of
Jersey he s, ys.s9i Der age wifi. AlOuso H. R.esb
'sfS ~. :. ..e Mach is John Hsveu aged 70 years
board .AP TGST., .h Ssu Gf No. On FsoSs
AZ Hououu April ~ Ezaseth X aged 81 years. Wis OF A'o"
b ipl on board the Chilean Luna de P.i'A Cap H.
opsi d ptsHs. Psss County April " msGsy former
" Of Ireland he leaves wife ana '0ar eoa''"
o. So.d . Golden E the a e ,s iU John a s S
an ,Ieeent snd most exemplary young msn S,u,b
=. ~ md Nav Ann Msdi.on Of Cincinnati, Ohio.
In Shasta May consumption, Thornton Matthews OF r'te
IN Y.1s County t, April Daniel s Mnier in the m
In Porsns April s Mary Jane aged year only daughter
Of NJ. Msopsy nov Nh. 'GG n 81 @ an Illness Of about
v.. sr.h L. daughter Of E. aud Eliza wen aged two
hoard cs her R.s,s' 0P 5 RsSs; d 10
aged about formerly e Sheldon do a, r.
n se,meus May Ensign of Elias aud Jeruha H.
In ftIe Yerf May Mr J. Chandler late of Nevada aged 20
IN ser.meuo May George Little aged 81 years: GSiuSsd on
sosS the GOV Wife e. and chiS 70 mourn his loss
In Paeervile May Lysander sGAse aged Ayea Formerly
In Les Angeles April 90 Oscar Of George aud Jane ROBIN
On bed SaIh St George suddenly March Bens Paul OOk
Of New. York A.
pohs,, Tavor NewYork 50 Seraph BalkA Swzsr
ard SO r r. Ackley IS; Antony Tampln ltaly, a. -.
NAV Fleming New Orleans p o. j. W. Jones' @
forpis IS months; Andrew LAkns New-York 2yeas "m Gun
MI shau, Ireland 25 Ami ~
Nav s. Thomss ireland 2 William Miller, Nowiy So'
Edward Melus California months; Thom1 Nc Arthur
NAV ~ Fu.chkueht Switzerland 30 John Williams AAiu
rs. n.,oh,. T-sl.,s
I'm svrd.v ms, cornes vsnschac aged month. an IS
S,vs only daughter Katherine C. aud the late Chss ~ van
Schaick, san Franeisco.
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Expedition 10 -oncrR-Alsrm In Nazauan-Wariike
Preparations.

Tie inh abanS Of the northwestern States a Mexico
appear 10 be greatly excited by the rumors which have
reached them OF intended invasion Of sonora from this
State " have heretofore sisted the authority o.
crrsspondeut that party OF Anerio and Frsnchnea
had established themselves Ia P4z Lower Caliornis.
where they were engaged in the early part Il April in
making preparations invade Sonora and chihuahua and
further That two English men OF Stationed IN tie
vicinity int. ndug il /, supposed 20 interfere in the
expedition commenced bosulitiss
Letters have been received from Maza,n BY late arri
walls up the st Of April BY these learn that the
California expedition under Count Raousse which was be-
heyed Al hand formed the absorbing topic at discus
sion The Governor and Commandsni General oftae State
a Snkoa had Intercepted The and passengers 81 ths
English brig TrsPhins recently from San Francisco 70
the truth ihe Tamors aaoa Their replies says l. EctO
On Pgefque seem 10 have greatly alarmed the Governor
a. b. Immediately dispatched express 10 Mexico 10 in
form the Supreme Government now General Santa Ana
of the facts At the time the C0mmandanf port
Of azsAn caused the following 10 be inserted in the OIL
oiAI Journal La AhIiaya del Sur
aE1PIDnlos % CALITORStA ADVENTURES 70 S0So
Ra-Tbe English brig Tsphina, from San Francisco has
inst touched tins port have received positive insl
geDoe thai Col RAousset s engaged Ia preparing ia the
shove mentioned city expedition against oue State Of
sonerA composed Of 1000 800 men that he has al
ready eb,Aasd IoaDs and bas al hsaposoB tse ksaies,