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pcrs the following notice Of recent lecture before The
Royal Assc Society by Prof Wilson Director Of the
Society:
It's subject was the books Of Scripursl authorities OF
the community OF the Hnius and 10 which the designs
ton of Ve,las Is commonly applied The learned pro
fcssor of Sanscrf rather startled the members OF the
Society by observing that when he inst applied pub
Usher about bis recently flashed translation Of the rst
book Of the RigYeis" with view 20 It's publication.
he first OF all ssked "and who were the Vedssf'
be certainly had eSpcctey % find persons connected
with literature so unniormedi
Professor wilson stated that the first ntimsion OF the
existence OF these Hindu works reached Europe about
the middle OF the eighteenth century, aud they were
then most erroneousy suppressed by sonio' to be- per-
haps of older date than the Pcn,atcuch ts however,
certain that they date centuriee before Chr and
that the Brshuns have guarded these their most
sacred books. with Jealous care When pressed to dis
close them, they palmed OH upon Europeans as spec
meme of the Vcdas passages which had pretensc
10 that character But the grcatst fsgeries tabrca
tons Of spurious Veas In Ssnscrt language were got
up and executed by learned Jeauii missionaries OF tho
Roman Catholic Church in India and were, IN fact clev
erly attempted refutatons of Hinduism CHE original
MSS by these dishonest, though erudte priests were
discovered not more tha5 years ago, at Pondlcherry
intending 10 Disseminate the doctrines and legends ot
the kQmeh Church.
The first genuine copy Of the yelas presented 10
the British Museum in l7So The late Mr.. Colegoose
published notices very correct for the porOd) ot
The four Vedas In the Asistc Researches" Tae com
plete Of the rst two of the four NejRs q now In
OF publication at the expense OF the East lniia
NohlpdilN, hhu an tsnbAleh Va f'' ~
been already published by the learned lecturer whoisen
gagged he remainder. IL Is proved that thehrs three
Vedps are undoubtedly more ancient than the fourth.
Each Veda consists OF two parts the practical or fur
gical hymns and prayers; and the speculative or mar
ratye Illustrating the hymns, mysico theological trea
sos &c Some OF the latter are comparatively OF re-
cent date The highest antiquity OF the rst OF the We
dss seems to be about the fourteenth fifteenth cen,u
ny before Christ
Some agreeable discussion followed the lecture. and
on the motion Of the Chairman Sir George Stanton.
al, -. tiaop lxkTill
unanimous and loud applause In which the fair sex
present kindly joined
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-10

Two MORE TERRIToRIEs.-Bills are before
Congress to establish two Territories within
expanded One is the Territory of NEBRASKA, to
embrace all the territory lying west Of the States OF
Iowa and Missouri TO the Rocky Mountains running
south to Utah and north 10 latitude 43o ~ The other
10 the Territory of WAsHrNoroN which Is to embrace
all of Oregon lying north Of the Columbia River east
ward TO the Rocky Mountains on the line of 46o N,
from the point where the river touches that parallel of
latitude
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49, s,ramer-.Dcaths &c.

CT,srKsrOs, Tuesday Feb : loSs,
The subscription is already complete b iOT .as
~ c;rT and YewYork Capt Berry o. NE '-Ai''A
70 superntrnd the bg;ldius OF u of Savannah
Charles B. scully, mer 1 s. ~ a.; on
''j HON me n ;'T c. sayre native Of Nssersey Tor
forty wears distisgaished si.zsn S 2.
49, :, spsrta Hsacock C2vnfy' oe''sA
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so~aerr Ts,rapa oae eor..y Of H,.o,-, s.S 3e,s-.s
The Cabinet-Attempted suicide-Conlrns-
lions, &c.
6,esdl Di.poteh 10 The " Y. Tribune:

The Cabinet-Attempted Suicide-Conlrna-
lions, &c.
&pesdl Dispaaea 10 The " Y. T,ibsns:
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, FEB. 9, 1873.
Do not take for granted all the rumors
which are flying about in relation to the ultimate cou-
position Of the new Cabinet. I imagine that Gen
Pierces mind IL made up or nearly Co. on that point
but have it from what deem good authority, that
the ornhon Of the Cabinet is not 70 be closed before
the END Of this week Southern Senator, well
known for his open ard high tored hberllity being
asked he did not feel t0ne anxiety concerning the
new combination presumed ia be the carpet, made
the following significant answer Never mind. Let
the Cabinet be composed it msy and my friends
will be satisfied with IT, fer know TIA. Gen Pierce
will be the President"
Henry T. Weightman, late Clerk of the
City Post Office eyed about ffty-eght, attempted to
commit suicide by cutting his throat with razor,
about o'clock this afternoon. Weightnal has wife
and grown up son. His connections are Of high
character. He was about two months since, charged
with abstrscting money from mail letters, and under
indictment for the oense, bat the trial had not yet
taken place The incision was deep, the blood pro-
fuse but he may recover. Cause, mental depression
The following nominations have been con-
frmed Philip H. Pendleton, Port Royal Va; VIM. Max
well Sunbury Ga; Benz. Stiles Hardwicke, Ga, to be
Surveyors Of Customs.
Secretary COrwin has appointed A. N. Phil
lips Inspector of Steam Boilers Wheeling Va, salary
eco Chas Bradley Assistant Appraiser Boston SAL
airy 5000.
Mr.. German, of Indiana, ia vigorously push
ing for the appointment Of Commissioner to the Land
Office.
Fuller is better.
Senator SOule has returned. Ours.
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Po.t.Onice Disorders.
Of TIE ". Y. TrAns:

" IT E'tE~''''
WARSAW, " Y, Thursday, FEB. 1, lso1
Sir: Not Daily Tribune, o. any other
NewYork daily paper has been received al this place
,bis week Our suferiags owing to the rEsesl.ty" OF
so,neboiy l. intolerable" We did suppose amer ne
Buffalo ard New.York City Railroad was eomples 81 we
should receive our NewYork mails in the course OF
human events :" but we have been thus far most QUIZ
rsgeously disappointed, Yours, -
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE. ALBANY, Feb. 9, 1853.
Mr.. MORGAN reported bill to incorporate
the NewYork Corn Exchange also TO amend the Green.
wood Cemetry Act
He also reported New-YOrk Tax BILL with
amendments.
Mr.. MONROE called up the report Of the Com
miitee on Railway Consolidation The pending question
being on the motion 70 strike the amendment that
way fare and freight be the same through il waI
struck our nv rs 10 10
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A NEW Ponr or EsrRY.-one of the New

YORK correspondents OF western paper says
In stroing sbou. the docks, | discovered odd
looking yessel built after no style In vogue here; add
upoo further investigation found be the bark Ms
rietta frem Jerusalem stood upon her planks, and
the that grew perhaps upon Mount Oyet" or IN
back through the Mediterranean 20 that ID od
cline-the lsnd Of orange groves and of wisdom and
Of desoaiion and thought the little vessel IL repre-
senthtion q her decay and ruin
Ttis Is the ar,, sns rat VIC have heard that ships
JAILED from Jsrushfm.
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Marine Disaster.

BALTIMORE, Wednesday Feb 9. ls5l
NeE,Orieans papers OF Wednesday last are
70 nand out they contain Of Interest; An arrival
orleans reports seeing the eth utno lsrge
snip ashore on Sonbre Reef with seven wreckers
her. Could net make out her name She appeared 20
have been ashore but a short time
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XYnshinafnh liens.

WASHINGTON Wednesday Feb. g. lsS5.
Mr.. StantOn's substitute for the reorganlzs-
ton of the Navv causes much sensation and Is con
denned by many both in and out OF Congress IL IS
doubted whether majority Of the Committee even sp-
proved Of IT, and it is said designed to deiea' ny
Stockions bill y,
Ii il thought that Mr. Weigbtman will re-
cover a. although he cut HE throat from esr 10 ear with
a razor he did not sever the jugular vein
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To- An Anti.SsOrcyy Contention is called to
assemble at Cincinnati on the 10Th Of April and hold
through the two following days The call is of CARR
woman origin and VIM Lloyd Garrson and Saliie Hoi
ley are announced as speakers.
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FIVE DAYS LATER FROM MEXICO
The City of Mexico Pronounced in Pa
vor Of the Revolution.
CONGRESS DISPERSED Az THE POINT or THE
pAY0NeT.
NEw-omEANs, Wednesday, Feb. 9, 1853.

NEw-omEANs, Wednesday Feb 9, 1853.
The schooner Aguila, from Vera Cruz,
brings US highly interesting news from the City of
Mexico to the Goth January.
The City of Mexico had finally pronounced
in fnvor Of the revolution.
On the evening of the 10Th, President Ceva-
los, finding Congress refractory played the part of
Cromwellinroduced large body Of soldiers into the
Hail. and cleared i, Of the members at the point Of the
bayonet On the same evening, he issued decree
calling National Convention to meet AZ the Capitol
on the 18th Of June, 10 reform the Constitution cleo.
new President. and exercise Legislative powers He
also gave orders to the Government troops to cease
hostlities sgans, the troops Of Uraga.
Two new papers have been started, adyo-
eating the return of Santa Anna
A Fortui q hi Later from Arrival Of
the Philadelphia at New-Orlenns-A MIL
lion md n Half of Gold Dust en- route for
Eew-YOrk.
NEw.ORLEANs, Wednesday, Feb Q, 1sj3-P.M
TIE steamship Philadelphia, from Aspinwall
the Cd inst has arrived at the Southwest Pass. She
brings $50 passengers and dates from San Francisco to
the 18th January.
Left at Aspinwall steamships Uncle Sam
ard Ohio for New.York, the latter with 500 passen
gers and million and half of gold dust freight.
The steamers Independence and Winfield
Scott left San francisco on the 18th January and had
arrived at Panama, but the Golden Gate, which also
left on the same day. had not been heard Of when the
Philadelphia left
Sacramento and San Juan Valley were still
flooded. and there was much distress among the
miners The roads, In many places, were impossible
and Flour was reported as selling at 81 per pound.
Another Miners Convention had been pro-
posed.
In the San Francisco market, Flour had
declined. American was quoted al s3i $50 10. Mess
Pork. eos; Mess Beef, SOS Hams, 2Oc. Butter had
advanced to 43c. Lard, 2oc.
The ships sOuter Johnny, in lA5 days, and
Zenobia in 2lO days both from NewYork, had arrived
nj San Francisco
Governor McDOugal was passenger on the
Philadelphia
The health of the Isthmus was good.
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QUn.
Order Of Exercises In the U. =. Senate.

Special Dispatci 10 The ". Y. Tribune.
WASHINGTON, Wednesday, Feb. O. 1853.
In the Senate on Thursday Messrs. Bell and
Truman Smith to speak the Pacific Railroad bill
Friday the nomination of Mr. Badger comes up; on
Saturday the Deficiency BILL If the railroad debate is
finished Monday we are to have Mr. Douglas on Cuba
and finally On Tuesday Mr Hale on the Tehuantepee
matter EYE.
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Fatal Railroad Accident.
William,

-, HocHEsrKR Wednesday, FEB. 2. Is0I
William Qu0in, switch.tender on the
Rochester snd Syracuse Railroad was killed this morn
irs a the depot De was in the act Of uncoupiny the
cars, when he fen and the cars passed over him man
sng his BODY horribly. he was IS years Of age. and
leaves wife and one child
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~ The Crescent City, at New-Orleans
from Havana brings report that General Canedo, the
Captain General of Cube, bad invited Hon. W. r. King
70 reside OF the palace during his stay at Havana.
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.,,.,,rfed suicide.

WASHINGTON weane' AL n the Civ
Henry T. Weightman, late ele . n S Sav 1
Ohce charged with rooola .1s c11t suicide tis
e SS a y cutting three hs across s .arO- ans
said 70 Be IN diving condition he = :, u &C.
be eonpexions and hiss been greatly aS-' 80
emit ~ the delay OF us trial
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-, VII, .rricuItural society.

ALBANY, Wednesday Feo' y 100.
Lewis G.. Morris, of FOrdham, Wes, .!,s,.sl
70 b.. heen elected President OF the State Agnenia-
raj society for the current year ssrStosa $500
Utica and Lansngburg are named as places '0'
the Fair
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n..~f.ir.rs sentenced.

PmI.pr1rHIA "Wednesday, FeS. y ~
In the United States Court, to-day Suage
Kane sentenced the persons recently xsa inprs
tsiS1e S e lDf Bsi yesrs FsHd yolyeo1r
yes-s Charles Torner 3yeArs LEWIS hg , n,33n@l,
Charles Bossheiner years; and Fhc AM
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Postmaster Cspts ws,n. for his hind attention 20 oar
signed By AisS sai snd p others on behalf 80 Of ~
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ASSEMBLY

The Senate bill authorizing the Brooklyn Fe-
male Academy TO sell certain real estate passed
Mr. LooMs is speaking on his Canal resolu-
tirrz
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,zs. Ar the Convent of the Sisters of the

20 AZ the Convent OF the Slsters OF 1ue
Coo shenh,rl a. St Louis on the 25h ult- two young Ia
ees were received noyices and third took the ana vow
sIthe a-Ser TIE Archbishop presced the ceremony WIZ
an srnyopr..e lecture Many ladies' and few genleu,er
of yaous cres were present and the cerenonies ssa
20 have been exceedingly touching
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~ The freshet in Pennsylvania has sub
sided without doing much damage.
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sgers "stykers In the several Counties Ct the ser
ers States TO come 70 Washington to dictsse bow the
spoils should be given out Had Cas- or Douglass
been the lucky man, their friends would Of course
have had this dctston to perform But al stand
On the same footing with Pierce, they all coming in
droves from everywhere and we to have the ter
rble display Of Jealousy and selhshness enacted al the
Baltimore Democratic Convention played over in
Washington for three months after the inaugurs-on
the actors being ten times numerous as during the
week of excitement and political throat cutting in June
last.
Just at this moment, the Ohio "muss" is
most conspicuous in Washington. Within the last
week perhaps two hundred wire pulers have arrived
from that State, half of whom proclaiming Ne
darys appointment, the salvation Of the pary's as
cendancy in their State while the other half de-
nonsrate, at least 10 their satisfaction, that 10 APP
point him will be 10 guarantee entire and hopeless
disruption Of the Ohio Democracy. In the Washing
ton bar-rooms the Medaryites known 81 the M
AMIEs,' while their opponents are styled the Saw
BvcKs." The former are said to be organized in a
secret political society all the State the object of
which is TO control nominations elections and appoint
Inents The history and dangerous tendency Of this
corrupt and anti Democratic organization has been fully
explained to Gen. Pierce. NEW YORK
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to 81 isss me present time and tfs l. he ;re es-,
asss AZ he. As SRxscee ssys-- -
Lordlng the time, IL wxsfeth nigh. and dsy
And ssesleth from what nviiy sleePuas
Ard What throash negligence in oar wssias.
g doth the steam that o. meth never xsain.
bsssfidins from the moartsin t. the plane"
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Quartz Rock Jcvyelry

EDARRETT Il SHERWOOD beg to announce the ar
ND rival of celebrated LG2d75B Itit engaged esreci
ally in the for them. The machinery for this cxquis
lite branch of their business is Of the improved and
perfect description, being ordered to their establishment
cut and test all kinds of precious and gems Ion
ger therefore, need the curious treasures of soil and
mines remain unregarded and undeyeDpcd Quartz rock
mixed with gold where cut and polished, makes the most
beautiful and unique style of iewclry.
Rings, pms studs, SoiS, cGHe hc2d coat buttons and
hundred different things he Inanut cure from it,
that for beauty of design and elegance Of fsh would be
highly appreciated in the eastern States rendering them
above all other souvenirs most superior for home presents
Call and see them. BARRETT u SHERWOOD
l6l Clay street. San Francisco.
n B-OrlerS sent by express punctually attended to-.
Quartz mixed with gold suitable for cutting, purchased
from five hundred per cent above the net gold value
August 81, 1853. nlSm3Swm
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Dlaicia FeMalC Seminary.

YENiE second year of this institution will commence on
q Monday, lst Of August, which day the exercises
and duties of the school will be resumed 1t is the deter
minaon Of the trustees advance the already high rcu-
taon of this seminars and effort Will be spared
der it worthy Of patronage Faithful and efficient teachers
have been provided, and every attention will be given
year is divided into two sessions of five calendar months
each.
TERMS-Pdyabe one-haf in adrance, one half 18th Ott
Board and tuition per session offs months $500
Washing per dozen, 81 80.
Day scholars per session. 30
EXTRAS.
Nocaand instrumental music 80
Spanish French. Drawing etc, each 70
Applications for admission should be made to Edward
Crocker Esq, Treasurer to Sam Grey, Secretary.
S. WOODBRIDGE, JR.,
julyl6nl2ml President Board Of r ustees.
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nBaN's paNVALt,UNS---PANI OSA[ =
" q Ii. linnl mud Ixnu
81, 900 REM ARD.

EXECUTIVE IEFARTMENT, !
Statc # C0f!to,pia
VA hercas, ii appears to me that On the thirtie Of
w October. ut rcaceable and worthy citizen, Dr
John Marshall at San Antonio. in the county If Alameda.
cruelty and butally murdered by person wo APP
pcarcd to be Mexican, not known he stout
bult-full medium hcght--letty dark nllexioncd
good deal the chin. GRIM ugly looking man, short
and rather flat; round crowned drab hat-fur
very long-band very wide rode eabttcn gray horse.
high Carriage lie resides among the mountains, ia th,
vicinity of San Antonio aforesaid, and that the leIpeator
Of the murder is fugitive from Justice
Now therefore. by virtue of the power in vested by
the laws and constitution Of said state do hereby offer
reward of One thousand Dollars for the apprehension and
delivery of said fugitive into the custody OF the hef of
Alameda county, ard call upon all good citizens assist
in arrestiDg the criminal, and bringing him to justice.
Witness my hand and the seal Of state at the city Of
Benica, this, the ninth of November, 1858.
JOHN BIGLER.
Attest J. W. DENVER, See'y. q State.
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FITZGERALD & Co..

.nIOI t.lN i.i.t! Hc.,lrIs IN
HARDJVARE, AGRICULTURAL TOOLS. SC,
NJ O. 1916 Battery Street, Francisco keep CONSTANT
~ y on hand
TOOiS.-Blacksmith's Carpenters, Millwnghts Ma
chinist's. Whcelwr@hts, -Nason's, Miners Cooper's,
Saimaker,s. Timers, cadllers shoemakers and all
kinds Of edge tools
WETALS-llorsc Wrought, Cut and Copper Nails !;
pixies and Bolts hcct Copper, Brass, Lead, Tin and
ZINC: Lead Pipe and Solder.
.4GRICULTJRAL IMPLEDlENTS-Plow OK
oke, and Bows. Chains. Cradles Syhes. Snaths Fakes
Forks Spades, Shoycls, Hoes, Field and Garden Tools
of every description
HARDWARE Table and Pocket Cutlery Tea and
Table Spoons, Tea Traysand Candcsticks, Hollow Ware
Sauce and Fyngrans, Grdiros and full assortment of
house furnishing goods
English and American Boxes and Springs american
Locks ard Latches. Ne, nc.
H9 agents for lleIrings Salamandcr Safes and lIar-
bleized IRON No. 100, Battery street, san Francisco
I0.-lf
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wholesale Clothing Store.

Lo,r0 Sde Battry, Jd~ecn clay g. IToshstCn SIS S F
E&NIE subscribers this day opening large and des
q able stock of made clothing, Qtom the celebrated
manufactory OF Mcrs. Ianiod n BIO } which We are
The line consists of every thing usually found in first class
iobbng houses all neal; and trimmed and thoroughly
made, and sold under guarantee.
We are also showing mp line of Boots and Shoes adapt
ed to the city and interior markets, to which we invite III
scction Buyers of clothing and boots will find to their
advantage take look though rooms before lay ing
out their bills. assortment is large style of good,
prime and we are bound to sell cheap.
NEASEN X co.
\ B-A superior line of furnishing goods always
hand. sept 80 l533 nZ2miSil
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One Thousand Dollars Reward!
ENECUTGVE DEPARTMENT.

i-NECUIIVE DEPARTMENT..
Benicia, November ID. 1855 {
VIZ here"s, it appears 10 that on or about The
w tenth day Of October. A ID. 1853. two men, 10
SEPH NOlIELL and EMANUEL ORLANDO were
murdered in the county o. Siskiyou State Of California
by four men named JOSE RAMON QUsADA, ANDREW DErs.
JIM BALDWIN, and TRINIDAD. Mexican.
g. lose Ramon Qusada is a Chian aged about Is wears
dark complexion heavy dark beard hair short black and
growing low upon his forehead, stands erect ewes
small and sken, thick lips lower part of the face potr-
dug, voice coarse and low, articulation thick slow and
difficult, gamhos considerably and formerly worked upon
the ranch of Victor Castro San Pablo height about
five feet eight nine inches The said Jose Ramon GU
sado, Jim Baldwin, and Trinidad are fugtves from justice
Now, therefore, John Biglcr, by virtue of the power
IN Inc vested by the constitution and laws of the state
hereby offer reward Of ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS for the
arrest and delivery of said gitives 10 the Sheriff of Sis
kyou county and do hereby call upon all good citizens
to assist in arestng the criminals and bringing them
justice.
Witness my hand and the great Seal Of the State at the
city OF Benlcia this the 10Th day of Nov ember A. d. 1853
JOHN BIGLER.
Attest j. W DENVER. Secretary Of state 23t
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BENICIA IRON WORKS.
BOILER & MACHINE SHOP

VEVIlS Establishment is in successful operation and
offers to the public facilities equal any the Uni
GINLS, of the largest size Boiler Wok Brass Castings
Viii Gearing of the most approved patterns Bloom Iron
Cast Iron Columns Window Caps, or Entire Fronts.
Contractors and others VIII do well to patonize this
tabahnent. rs their work will be executed with greater
despatch ad at LOWER PRICES than at any otLcr manu-
factory in the state.
The Company have extended their Piers and erected
large Crane for the accommodation of their customers
For further particulars apply to
EDWARD FLl.> y, Agent p. NJ. 5. = Company
Corner Of Leidesdo and Sacramento streets San Francis
Or to, CHARLES FRENCH
Resident Engineer, Benicia Works
Benicia. Nov 10Th. sim