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We are authoritativly advised that large expedition
IL fitting this city go Sonora IL will number
Count De Rsousse,t Boulbon We have been assured
that nothing hostile is intended in this expedition on
the contrary, The presence Of such nomoer OF wen
armed and scplned the frontiers Of that state,
wi have the happiest eject OF Keeping tue Aache5 Ia
check nod restoring confidence and feeling OF security
10 the The Intention j. to enter soro and
obtain Governor Gandara efmsAion u explore ana
work the mines nov lying entirely abandoned
on the frontier. The Mammoth Company viii he divided
INFO three distinct parties. all subject % general
head a code Of Laws foe he genera, gooi The three
5vis ions are 10 IL miners and arzsns These
aries win extend along the frontier and pl obably
o, the large aud rich and hourishDg ranches Of
h bscorrori and sac Besnandino In,hs len IL
perhaps would be amisa to give description OF
these places San 6e-narcino once dourishing
and is located branch Of the funteras river,
about thirty miles frsm the Of that 1t
abandoned about eighty years ago, the inhabitants
having been driven cut by the Apaches. Several at
tempts 10 re,tore it have been made since then, bat
without success L is an exceeding rica aud fertile
plain well "atere2 and in every admirably adapted
70 agricultural PURPOSES When It was abtndonsd the
iphh biJants immense droves of cattle which
then went wild aud the ~hole country for hundred
niles now contains large quantities of Wild cattle I'm
numbers OF theee hunted donn, killed and
into dried beef for Of the Mexican army.
The Rancho Of Barbacordori is the Of the San
Pedro river and ia Just such another pace san Der
nsrdpo II has been sudoned eighty years, and Is
about ninety miles from the tom Of santa Cruz Many
other valuable and hne locations abound all through the
frontier country which hsve been abandoned for years
ard lave rich mines IN their immediate vicinities where
places be readily purchased at exceedingly cheap
least value and the expedition succeeds in obtaining
the desired PERMISSION the whole country will be made
TO bloom again Ike garden The benefit 20 sonora
from such an petition will be inccuable The party
wl be fully supplied With every requisite to accomplish
their purposes and the q such o1posts
will do the safety and peace Of tho State
tam would the whole Mexican army. 1t would Thea
afford the inhabitants TIE opporuniy TO work tina nun
bsess mine. in he interior OF the state and attend 70
their agricultural pursuits with security 1t would also
give them immunity from the ruthless uursisns 81
the savsges who nav desoste the entire country,
eTtircl oil WON
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NARRIAGEE AND DEAiIII-


In Portland. O. t. March 10 Nat II. Lane, OF Oregon
City to Miss E. j. Fleming, OF Portland.
In the tame place March IL James Bonsor to Miss Han
nah Thomas, all of Washington county.
In same place, March "a Louis Bonard to Mrs. Harriet
Levermore both Of Portland.
In same place March a. Henry Morse to Miss SaIaau.
thu Shert both OF Columbia City.
In same place. March p, W ]. Bell to Miss Julia A.
Shepherd
IN st. Helen's, 0. T., March 81 Captain Charles n.
Farchid, of louisiana TO Mrs. Julia /. Preggs OF III
nois
In Salem o. T. March 10, John Tucker Scott OF Iafay-
el.e to Mrs. Ruth Stevenson, Of Salem.
In Clacsamas comfy, o. 7. March a. Thomas Ames.
of Oregon City to Miss Nancy A. Jacobs OF Csckanos
City.
At Pleasant Hill, Lane county, 0. 7, March l3, a.
lafayette Brisow 70 Miss Jane Jones, both OF that place
DIED.
At Champoeg, 0. r.. March 8, Etienne Lucier aged
co years The deceased TO this coast in the eupoy
Of the Astor Fur Company, in 1872 After the breaking
up Of that company he entered the Willamette Valley
free trapper, which pursuit he continued until tho win
ter OF as01 wheo lie commenced the agricultural pus
suit on swan Island. He was the first that ever
turned furrow in the Willamette Valley
At the unlles Of the Columbia, O. r. of urn9ton
March IS Charles r. Jabime, aged 50 years.
Missouri and Illinois papers please copy.
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March le-Carman,lan, France, 80
.. Stephen Powers Macs IL
N Rodsrigues, Peru, Is.
2a-Iofapt child Of Mrs. Parish, day.
John KARI Scotland, is years.
Unspown man
24-Themas Thompson. Finland, 20.
26-Japes Galloway, Sscra1'ento.
Noses Dow, vassalborougn, Me-, 20
2G-D II johnson, Mline 20.
- Aana Braps, San Francisco ~ weeks.
John Gibhy Wales, 20 wears.
John r. Bulger Ssa frascisco, months
Three Cinnamon.
ISTERAEN1s FOR THE WEEK ENDING APRIL =.
March 27-John Dnfrates, Portugal, So years.
jose Rio Jantiro ~.
Ben amin +. Webster, Marylind.
2s-AIBette Hannah. Iinois. %.
Susan Capnst, San Francisco, months
Eii2a Jones, sydney, years.
Jsinss d. Wright Kentucky, "a
Thomas Dewey illinois IS.
29-Elizabeth NJ Hickey. Pennsylvania, "a
S0-Joseph Gstshall, Penn, IS
:. Susan +. Muproe, Wisconsin, 8
31-Ilizabeth T.g ~.
. Charles Hoist Iowa. 3.
Leyipia c. Bird, ~ Y, g.
!" Utnah Taylor, st. louis, No, 30
April l-Joseph V Russum Y, SO.
:" flames nuIee, New York So.
I" Jos Schaller, Poland, %
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Markets.

PORTLAND. 0. T. April 2.-For the past week business
has been remarkably dull owing 10 many causes fore
emorg which may be reckoned the rumors which
have circulated throughout the country reatse 70
the smallpox Of which have occurred in our
city Bat the reports have almost ceased and the cause
has altogether vanished, aud may soon hope 70 ses
mess its wonted activity Our merchants are
already making prations TO meet large business tnis
season. by additions to ther stocks, and hope Their
expectations may OF be disappointed The following arc
The wholesale prices of articles in this market at the
present time Chill four 200 b. sacks $2 Oregon, 1oolo
sacks ST.; rice, &c., brrey, &c asc Chill beans loc
bricks per n SIS; lumber per h by cargo, assorted
SIC $25; planned per b. 500 s75 timber per N, $40;
plank per d. 500 Central American coffee, re. 26c
Rio, l5c Manila, lac 15c; sperm candles, Soc Soc {;
SIS $50; brown sugar, &c 12c loaf, 2oci crushed
15c. 49, molasses SOC. 6oc. vinegar so; common
shoes per dozen IS a$12 round points $4 3d. long
handles s1s $24 mess pork $40; hams, 35c Oregon
butter ST. lard SIC. Acc; cheese, 25c potatoes, per
bushe 50 80; onions, per bushel 81 brown soap, per
ID, &c q 1Qc; tobacco, SOC. . SOC.
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Cur Venezuela correspondence.

PUERTO CABEILo, April 7, 1851
Mercantile Intellisence-Political Matters dc. dc.
We improve Of TIE opportunity to transcrbe the sta
Of produce market. There is nothing Of much int
est TO communicate to day Common coffee l01lo 1881
PER h.. IN demand; washed do, lee IKE, do do
and COW hides l1s<c. 12c do. in great demand cotto
ni4c allz.c. per ID indigo, o1S per ID. for r.
Tie political affairs of the country continue In the san
stfte rs previously sdvsed. We observe by dat
from acss that Senior Siuen Panas has been appoints
u the portfolio Of Foreign Affairs &c-a gentleman di
tinguishea We believe in the history Of Caracas
able gnapcier OF the old school.
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Marriages. Bi, tbs, ard Deaths.


A. 81 cktou. March 20 at the Western Inn, BY Re-.
Mr. kroh, Mr. Jsmes a. ia neson. TO Miss Mary shep-
herd
On Bear River March 81, ut the residence Of the par
ties by SEQ Upham, E-q, Mr. Allen Jrenble, to airs.
Jane Tremble. ell Of Sutter county
March - =. the Stone House, in Dobbins township,
nv W w. Dobbns MIR John r Sutton, formerly Of Van
Europ county iowa. 10 Hiss pauliLs Jane Robbins Tor
ueriy of Wabpe.io county Iowa
On b< srd ,hip or Jan 1ary 81 by Rev NJ Harsh
Thomas Crockett, TO Miss Cathsrine Freeman, both OF
San 7, ancsc
~ the -Four cen Mile House March Il, Hezekiah Hol.
man 10 Mis- Constance Sheppegd
At the sa- SIN Cottage, Keystone, Yuba county,
March %, b, " w. Dopbins E-q Mr.. hi COuntryman
TO Miss Pa..enee Paine all formerly OF Greene county,
Wi,copsis
In Brooklyn Feb l. BY Rev DR.. Cutler, VIM. J. Thorn
20 Julia r., daughter Of John r, ST. Felix, Esq., al Of
that city
In santa Barbara Feb s by Rev. Padr. Gonzales Don
Antonio CO Ia Palma Mesa to Donna Mercedes Carma-
II Sc Francisco On the evening o, March aoth befo.s
his Honor orrin Bailey Lewis L. Reed TO Mary Nebtt
daughter the late James Eesbitt all OK New York city
March Slst Ivy 2. Snspbead, Justice Of the Peace,
Frederick Bathaus to Catharno Leemule, both OF San
On saturday evening March 2etb, BY tbs Rev. W. C
Carders Nr Jasep stone to Miss Aahaa kbe all Of San
Ia -ouora jan 9Th BY tie Hon A. A r. futile, Mr..
joel Allen 20 Nrs Ellen Jones all Of Sonora.
AT tire reridepcs Of ". Garner Chinese Dyginys
the 9th March Charles Richards u Ais Jane Whaley
of Michigan.
On board ship Dsko.ah the pas from New York
to san Frarciseo Dec s1st Mrs Nary IIays of daugh
ter Feb ist. Mr.. Mary hartman, o; a daughter.
DIED.
AtPsrks Bar March 18th Of congestion Of the brain ".
P. G. Boisrn ascd about Is years.
At shsss Fa', Iuoumne county, March 18th, Mr. John
B. Wilde, aged 20 years, ate Of Marlborough Maine
AT Stockton, March 10Th, of COZ umpton Mrs abby B.
Clover, formerly Of n, ,saenusetts 1sea 30 years
burn, Mass Gyed 70
At Placeryle March 2sth, of typhoid fever Catharne
salnon formerly Of Lima, indiAoa ased years and
IL Honolulu, February Esd Joseph Marshall, aged %
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VERY LATE FROM THE SOU IN PACIFIC.

Severe OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s st0rm-Where-
abouts OF Gnrribaidi-News from Chile,
Peru, Bolivia, Ecuador, Buenos Ayrss, sc.
Ths steamship Boeota arrived at Panama the 10th
ult. She left Valparaiso ON the 1ith She had thirty.
Ave passengers, and $500 coo in specie.
From the Valparaiso Exporter Of the 31st March We copy
III, following account OF another conaagra.ion
little after one IN the morning o Thursday tbs 9Th
tie chop hessrs Rodrigo aud Rodrueg at tho
Juan d. dos and Bella Vista was
diaeoyeTed e be on hf,; ,.,.ro,., ,,s can H. rnor
House San Dc Dios % the 2t bodega on ths
ciiuepts, much Injured Mr. ssnchezs houses on IN
Bella ysta suffered loss q balcony end diape
narration injured The estimated toss i about we
ssI 1q s"G lost a5 ry in
two thousand 10 cash ara anan
l 9p sS.s 1rs sH
very heavy expensive stock Don Aerio Cotapos, in
and warehouse house about $4,000 We m
extent Of a25 600 by assurances st hamburg.
The fiscal stores threatened few days after
by another fire, but proyidenally escaped without any
actual loss.
The municipal authorities Of Valparaiso have approved
OF proposition made for the introduction Of American
ice instead Of snow and it is regarded great boon to
the people.
The French residents Of Valparaiso have offered Adm l.
rabIe Blanco as mark Of their esteem, beautiful por
trait Of himself, executed by a French artist.
Garrbadi, who has been this coast for sometime
il again in Chile com handing q small vessel.
-. -. ..s :. ~. oo,b ~ - ah.ot
Ase'ere nor'ner o0ouioa w 80 49, 49,
II o'clock and continued accompanied Dy heavy ram
nm til the morning Of the next day fortunately the ship
ping the bay that time was limited and the exteAt
Of tho loss only tridng compared with thst OF ohe
years. r, N, .
steamer Caupocap formerly Mexican steamer Guarrero
truck against the American eli PIPER Warner much dsm
aged LAYING two feet above water Lost Chiian snip
| California dorado ard brig Lsrd Cochrace More o.
less daIaaged-American clipper Warner Chilaa erg
| Dos Amigos and achooner Elvira, and few anches
The LORD Coch zane and the California Dorado are ooth
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NEWS FROM NEW GRANADA.
Extensive Fire In Gorgona-General Blanco-
Qnick Run to Panama.

The FL Dorado Captain Davenport, arrived yesterday,
left Aspinwan on the 2Sth ut. at 10 n.
The Illinois was at Aspinwal, waiting for the mails
treasure and passengers Of steamer Northerner which
was 10 sail from San Francisco the 10th with large
number Of passengers and large amount OF treasure
The pas engers per Illinois arrived in Panama from
New York in eight and half days, being the shortest
time ever made. The health OF the Isthmus continues
good ard business is quite fourishipg
On the Sd instant passed steamer Cherokee for Havana
and New Orleans
On the 2sth ut, Frederick Emery, Of Maine, died. On
the I'd instant. Alexander Ross, OF Ireland also died
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Now EuAnn ISianlkf

from the san Francisco Wing, April 81
We learn from Captain Sinclair Of the British ship
Helen which arrived At this port yesterday from Liver
pool that during nis passage he had discovered an
Island not laid doan cry chart. &c states that the
island s about miles long By and half broad
He lowered his boat and to the island where he
stad time He describes the place covered With
gusDo the depth Of about eight feet samples OF which
he has brought with him. He forms that Ameri
captain the trst dscoyercr but could find
il again. Our English informant declines giving either
the OF his discovery the Latitude ana longitude OF
"a r-,a Sayat
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MAJ kets.

;ra a,naa, ~ -, a.. snca our renort Of IN. 8Isi
~ ;1 h - nn nnasro narcn.rlv from the
Atlantic Ports and eur supply OF proSn1 ana s now amrs
-. La ~ H. ;ra;-x hit ,hs dsIav mo, he great
W 49,. -. ~ ,an,el, ds.raasn. Inls.s
Is me soess ssose mus. De nap,.y a t1 t
w ~ @ 80. - -. 1arn., l.; tho dsnn.rd
~ - se ~ s,aris so,nmnSt'iss mp - 80
=, IN, ~. 1i Tb ,da h hson b.ovo ssw A. - s;sce a
M, :. ~. re sa @ U.en 80. 49,, o
iefte sa ~. y, Hie va h ", onn III, liz
20 u,u ~ 80 49,. ~ ~ = No = cY Mi The
onh;nx demand Is yer mitednrices ranging from slI
sio 80
o.. ~ ,.o., \; ,.rre o,a .,,o. :. ;unor,,,c.
.orid ~, IA rods ~ oe- l%c nov IN In All about
500 49,. - sbaa,ai Md a, IL Ss<o Ne In
oSrs Under heavy r.ceipts have further declued in
"a. snie a., ,e reco,eS n PC ne H.
IoRS The demand hss gr.st:y fallen or and Mexican
neon aasynu ss Ia a. sc nsr H.. i.hou, anding
, 80 asoh oh'ihs a. ~" - - POI - "'oa' 'As
Uop 80 r,,oor. ~, .,n- :, r. ,e-,a
6aAss .bi'e are cher,n PET; ~ o. FER o. ,,., s,.
far The nat week basiug ooen Of the most retail char
49, r,...s.ol :; = 49,. ,,n...t,.d s.e.o Tho
r,i.sa ~ "tocis an hand and s. ~ nricss nndsr
,at sopS Ne aeeetes by The Isrre holers OHM. not
WI, so ba hen sojs nj 5a and strictly No AZ
| s sI'st9 - H. = "s s go 80 1 - =
ouT Prices hive given vay Htte Sales in lot, Of
~ an@ . So Ge mia, uape "snts. ~ so ,a nh; POI
BicoS-Cl Clear i. selling at IS I.c 2oec per ID.
| 49, N. 4 r1;n, :, 80 a 0sc ~ II, Ia hbJs Ia
49, ~ bla chsn"sa hand ~ 1bs r,-rnar sgnr.
nsn e@sers Iainsrs a ben .Irg a. ACC ss
oia'a,s "s pesa 49, - ooo "o ";o an -
49, a. n,asSnt r.tas 49,
No -.I,c ros era -cav haan sunnor,ad IIola-
gAae has s1,as orep ~ ~ nao.
! =. Stsh n,i.a saias fr lots NJ On oo0 H. have
fp elected Eastern crushed has been sold at loa5c
~ -, ~ H. @AS''A' : :" ~ ~
'@yt ~ no 4,s. ia vary dan,e.se5 ,nd M ,,ansac
&c en.eonence have been entered into onr Quota
tons l. dicsts lie ruling prices.
H. 80 rs 80 ans.d Iasa.
~; oise - =, ~ saas- basrs snnn,i.d ,hssrsalres.
son losty q me ceas.s hamns supplied .neneives,
ou' .ho ilise osa a.ss ~ 900 - a, - aS;o
Il'lhs ipals So \ ca =, an a.s-aI,aa - han5
lleiicn pi"..s . ~. y .o t 70 /; s,i,no ~
LOT eAIuis " ~, n r. aa ~, niL - a9 = 10. 80
opT, eoo an '1onops'A'e1@ "'J - ~ +" ~ -
gsncp' wa, .., -. ho.. ,.-., ,..,,oa
CIR AsD Ioh.h" ~ ~. i s s .h o. eey v $500
the plst uoala, y ~ ~, sr, ,naos.a, e. ,.n..a
Lonooi spa p,a S e. ca "a "a nya;p "a -. ca
"a lon Wa look for nm in the course of
month Philadelphia ale has been sold at 49, Draught
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MADAME DE cAssINs, THE CELEBRATED OWNER,
EXPLAINS the Past and predicts the future Can DO
suited in English French, Italian, Greek, Arsbic and
Russian. from A. A.to p. NJ, and from to 10 r NJ
at 3o4 Dupont street between Broadway and Vallejo
sireets San Francisco
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VALPARAISO Prices CURRENT, April lin -four hold(
are asking 50 without efecting aes the late news FRI
California having entirely discouraged speculatcI
Frey hts Vessels OF all flags scarce, and those
AK the highest prices, The following are actual az
,a,ors The Elizabeth Ross and Isle OF Wight WI
tsLen up for Swansea at 81 los; the Black Prince,
country produce to California at $40, the HUH Bod
for the Cnit States with wool ard copper, at S22
In setpetre nothing done. Freghts Tor the coast
Peru M from 70 reals per fanega Exchange on La
don 80 50a at co and 90 days; silver in bars, ~ rea
copper and bolt, $40; gold above ley, s.
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from the Panama Echo, April % |


correspondent. In writing about Peru, thus describes
the two most i'm portant cities in that republic
Since the Of Peru Lima has lost much Of
its former wealth aud magnfcencs and has diminished
In population. 1t has still SO, 00o0 inhabitants, and
maintains considerable commerce. Such q number OF
people necessarily create large amount Of trade,
but there must be productive INDUSTRY " sustain It,
This labor il almost solely Ia the interior IL has con
sereble manufactures, no agriculture, no productive
resources within itself. But there is great interior
country the population Of which though poor and ndo-
lent yet furnish agricultural products-wool dye
woods &c --asd the mines OF C@rro Pasco and some
others, fuDsh considerable silver Persons engaged IN
these various pursuits depend npon Lima ior their
pics OF cottons prnu and liquors.
lima has not, Ike Ceao become to any considerable
extent Asecsed. II is thoroughly Spanish though tho
English language and American ideas arc rot utterly
shut ont. There IT, for instance, the American Hotel
which Is proof Of the presence OF good many Amari
Some OF the apothecary shops have aiyns in dup
cate-ons in Spanish and one in Engish. At the best
public houses IL has become necessary that the primo
trustv servant should be able ~ spesI and
derstand Erglish.
Stll there has nothing or the american spirit found
rs way into the general mod and customs OF Lima
Every thing there is stationary The rapid changes %
style ana faSbion which AZ home would fIigses
people here What in vogue twenty years ago Ia Ia
vogue to great extent The chairs tables looking
rasses carpets md almost every article Of furniture
In good taste epoyghat least not bad taste bat the
difficulty Il that it ssts6cs there Is no idea that any
improvement can be made.
st, you would think hear wellfnforIned Peruvinns
talk that the changes the last ten years were very
great So changed they cay is everything within that
time all have received q foreign stamp As instance, or
Fave laid aside their intrigue dress, the sdyG rdn9
thy tenning also 10 boppets instead OF Aawis
thro their heads Foreign idens commerce. arc
beginnuy to have somo influence. They have rayos@
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state per Temp Loan 2a5 rer Ct discount from par

SACRAMENTO April IA further improvement was felt
in 10 days operations and upon the whole general
inquiry after all kinds Of goods with In activ
~ business appearance of the city. Flour has de-
o4iLed little sales made at SC IS IS nothing doing in
barley there moderately brisk dem and for provisions
quoted rates, with downward tendency. The
for wines and liquors has been moierate tine bran
dies have upward disposition LINTON,
PrLf1IvuIE, April The weather during the past
week las been clear and aud the in
good condition. Flour 81 per lc0 ID cornmea 12c
lac. per To-. p tatoes 12c 14c barley, &c &c with
downward tendency; pork, 3oc. . 35c hsn. 35c
beef, &c. Csc. lard, 4oc. 45c sugar, lsc &c
butter, 75c 81 25. Dry goods demand this
week and prices arc 6rn at remunrratve rates Gold
dust in 'owly We quote this article At SIT 25
SIS per ounce, N email coin -Aryedl.
STOCKTON April 5-!he plea san. weather this week
has given fresh peus to business and think
merchants viii have but soa complaints of business
coming Prices Of provisions generally lower
and prices Of every description of goods the de-
cline, except -four, which remains at $i3 50 per Dbl
Bailey Is slo- Of sale, and quote it a. Be- axe.
Frcishts again low and danger Of any further in
crea,e Of rates until the coming winter RpaJlican.
SNAnA April 2-Busness during the week has been
rather dull compared with the week previous This OF
cour. TO he attributable 10 the heavy and gres
sweR II water which together compelled packers
and tcedors 10 lie still YESTERDAY however trade
quite pr'ed streets Tor the greater part Of the day
beng aed with pack animals, while their owners were
making puIchases.-Co1,.ier.
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MERIc AN THEA TIRE.

MRS xANSFIELDrS BENEFIT.
kns. MANSFIELD respectfully informs her fren3s ana
re pu Bile that her first ben oft viii take place
SATURDAY Evening, april =.
III. Eiecss Selected
THE CAkPENTkE OF R0UES,
POPPING THE QUEyTrON.
DR. POBrESON has kindly volunteered tn give al
trely no~ hit At local atters pot tca AMI other wise
and tn NEW ORLEANS SERENADtl.S will also Nn1
0mc ~ Their het pieces The beneficiary trusts tLat
t,s selection win meet the Appreciation and insure the
patronage Of an ndulgsnt aud generous pubic
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POPPING rup 0rrEg-rpN
SAN FaANcIeco HALL

Monday Afternoon Mach % O'Clock.
GRAIEE'S PANORAMA
OF The Hudson and James River--ceue in N--ina-cov
srng I-ss than 400 fset OF canvas in o.
coors View at sea 20 miles besow Sandy Eook New
York City ard Harbor, West Post by hoon ght. fns
rie~ Of the Cs;skifl Mountains; tts City n albany
Scsnss in Virginia the Great Natural brdgs F3enes on
James River and KApavha Canal, with de3cnIsTs Lee
Cure, Boxes 81. Psrquette !.
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FIRE AND Loss OF LrFg~--A correspondent Of the
po ton Mail states that the stable Of r. Morse Co.,
il \ with Atteboro', burnt the morning OF the
btb Il vant. boarding house adjoining also de-
eroysa and OF the boarders named Edward u. Dur
aar NuTned 10 death Another boasder in Jumping
,oro Inc se sopd story window, fractured his leg In two
nIaces The fire extended to adjoining buildings and
altogether eie vt dwelling houses one stable and one
harm we're DESTROYED. No further particulars given.
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10 Calao. They have contracted to lay the pipes and
have the CITY lighted With gas Why viii they not at
sane lay PIPES from the main pipe which q
already have, and supply each house with water inst
Of depending on Its being brought each day to them
dopksysY
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GRAND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
AT
SANS SOUCI.
THE FAN FRANCIsCo BRAss BAND

THE FAN FRANCIsC0 BPASs BAND
Lave the honor to 10 the public that next
sunday Afternoon April 3,
they VII give q MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENT 1T the ia
vge re- nrt knosn A. SANS sOUCI +" betEeeD the Prs.
SOTO ami tie Mission Tie Entertainment ViI consist OF
eNc,ion. from Opera, together Nth National aud other
opDotite the Milk Punch House,
ASmitience 80 eents The performances az the Rand
10 commence at O'Clock, r a.
CDSNoRAsA AND PHANTAsMA ORA PANORAMA.
Magic Lantern,)
No. les California street. above Kesrney.
~ The Pictures Of the first and the Paintings Of the
4aes~~s OF the last, are by the best artists
children under IL years Of age, half price.
Lserai discount made TO schools
Every Evening, from ~ TO clock.
Admission 80 cents. p. q. BrEt.