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Book OF Fashions. We have receives
Taylor's Book Of Fashions. This, weshoul,
think, would be just the thing for those Wit
wish 10 know the Fashions Of Paris, Lon
don, and New York. Two Patterns, Of fol
size, accompany each number; and these
alone would be worth The subscription price
II can be taken once a month or once il
two, jus, rs one pleases.
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AZ Court Of Probate held at York, within and for the
County Of York, on the first Monday In July. In the
year or our Lord eighteen hundred and any Tour, ny
The Honoubie Joseph T. Nye, Judge OF said Court ;
MARIA p. HALL. Administrative OF the estate OF
llI Porter Hall, hate OF Rennsbunk. In said County.
having presented her ht account OF admin
sration OF the estate IL said deceased for allowance
OnpEarD-That the said administrative give notice
To a persons interested by causing copy OF THIS o.
der 10 be published In the Union aud Eastern Journal
printed In Bddefod In said County three weeks sue.
cessivey, that they may appear at Probate Court 70
he holden at North Berwick, In said County, on the
first Monday In August nett, at ten OF the clock In
the forenoon and shew cause, u any they have, why
the same should not he allowed.
Anest,-FRANCiS RAC0N, Register.
A true copy. httest,-FRhNCis BACON, Register.
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BRIGHTON CATTLE MARKET, July 90.

At market 1900 Beef Cattle, no Stores, 10 pairs Work
ing Oxen, 20 Cows and Calves 1900 Sheep and Lambs
and $40 Swine.
Beef Cattle-First qralty, IA second, do, 81 .
To- third, do, o "a all ordinary, Q IL.
Hldes-s6 Q So Tallow-ss 80 Q. Pets-S0 Q
isc. Calf Skins-l5c. per pound.
Veal Calves-sS, q, Q 80, al.
Working Oxen-ss5, %, loo, $50.
Cows ana Caiyes-s2l, q, -, 81, IS, 10 Is.
sheep and Lambs-Extra, 81 10, b, q, T. by lot
SO, ais, 3at&-
Swine-4 2-Sc. Retail, s J.? 40 l.2c Fat Hogs i-5c
Remarks-The market to-day ID duh and thnly ~
tended and prices Of beef have declined There are
large number Of beeves from the West The weather BE-
Ing extremely warm, there must be . large number O
cattle left over.
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Al Court Of Probate held al York, within and for the
County Of York, on the first Monday In July, IN the
year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
fy. fodr, by the Honorable Joseph T. Nye Judge Of
said Court;
JOSEPH BRAGDoN, Js., administrator Of the estate
81 of Elizabeth Gilman, late Of York, In said County,
deceased presented his private account against
the estate Ut said decreased, for allowances
OaDEaEp-That the said administrator give notice 10
all persons interested by causing copy of this order
TO be published three weeks successfully In the Union
and Eastern Journal, printed ut Biddeiord. In said
County, that they may appea at Probate Cont 10 be
held nj North Berwick, In said County, on the hrst
Monday Of August nett, at ten OF the clock In the
forenoon, and shew cause, u any they have, why
the same should not be allowed.
Atiest,-FRANCis BACON, Register.
A true copy. Attest,-FRANClS BACON, Register
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BOSTON MARKET, July 81.

FLoun-rhe market 10 very nm for nour, and the de-
mand 10 fair Tor the trade. Sales Of common brands
Western 1t 81 q ! rs hncy brands Western At tsA9j
extras 50 Is 10 81 IL and extra 0enessee $40 81 IL
. II 50 per bbl, 10 brand. Southern Flour Il arm a
80 rs for common and fancy, and 80 Tor extras.-
fresh ground hncy.
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PEOPLES CONVENTIONS.
FIRST CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT. g
To The Electors in the First Congressional
District:

To the Electors in the First Congressional
District:
The recent action in Congress 10 repeal
ing the Missouri Compromise, by the pas.
sage OF the Kansas.Hebraska Territorial
Bill. and The alarming aggressions which Il
In believed are still farther contemplated by
the advocates of Southern Slavery seem Ia
require an effective union, in the coming
elections for Members Of The next Congress,
Of all opposed 10 the further encroachmen,s
Of the Slave Power.
Al several Of The State Conventions, held
in this State, Of parties differing somewha,
in their views in regard to other subjects,
but concuuiag in sentiment in relation IL
the questions involved in The repeal OF the
Missouri Compromise, such union has been
either expressly recommended, or its neces
lily is Justly inierable from the language o.
the resolves adopted. Alta State Conven'
ton OF The t" Morrill, Democracy, held Al
Portland, June 7lh, the following resolve
was adopted
Resoiued, That we deeply lament the
abro.aiion Of the Missouri Compromise ir
the passage OF the Kansa..Nebraska Bill
4 aud we hereby pledge ourselves so TO exer
else the right Of suffrage as shall, mos
speedily and effec,ually result, in its reslor
alton.
This pledge OF cooperation with those
who seek for the restoration of the Missouri
COMPROMISE. The Whig State Convention
held in Portland, June 2Slh. went still fur
Their In adopting the following resolve .explic
city recommending such cooperation n
has been suggested:
Rtsoived.-T That we earnestly recon-
mend 10 all The opponents Of the Nebraska
Kansas Aci, in each Congressional Dislric
4 in this State, TO lay aside every prejudice
fore.o Tor The time. every difference on 9th
er matters, and cordially co operate in ih,
election of Members Of Congress who shall
be true and faithful in the coming coufiic
between Freedom and Slavery.
a similar feeling pervaded the Conven
lion Of the Free Democracy, held al Lewis
ton, july 5lh. The desire for this uniol
arises from the opinion that practical bene
fetal results can only be secured by unile'
action a, the polls. AMEN VINO think allk
must act together"
Believing as we do that the time has CONF
to make all united and organized stand 10
protection from Southern aggression, an'
Northern treachery, and aciualed by In
spirit expressed in the foregoing resolves
we invite the voters OF the First Congress
ional District, Of all parties, opposed 10 tn
, further encroachmpn,s of The Slave Power
and in favor of the restoration Of The Mis-
souri, Compromise, 10 meet in a PEOPLE
CONVENTION, 10 be held in Central Hall, il
Bildeiord, on Wednesday, the 9Th day 2
august nsrt, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ, for IN
purpose OF nominating Candidate for Con
gress, and to consider what measures ar
necessary and proper in the present state @
public affairs.
By request Of large number Of Electors Q
this District.
July 18th 1854.
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The foregoing call has been signed by o
large number OF citizens, Of all parties. in
all the towns in the Congressional District
II is impossible TO publish the names in full.
The paper circulated in Saco, and signe'l
by citizens Of ,ha, town alone, containing
34l names, is headed BY Charles Hill and
DR.. James S. Goodwin, and bears the names
Of Gideon Tucker, Hon. John F. Scam.
man, George Seaman, James NJ. Deer.
ing, A. II. Boyd, Amos +. Howard, s. F
Chase, S. S. Jordan, Moses Emery, Louis
o. Cowan, B. F. Cole, and so on, by men oil
all parties, Unfortunately, throughout The
entire list. One in Biddeford, also numer-
ousIy signed, bears The names OF Thomas
Quimby, Leonard Andrews, Marshall Pierce
and Others. Alfred sends full paper,
signed by Judge Goodenow, N. L. Webber,
Hon. N. d. Appleton and olhers.-The call
signed in Gorham i, headed by Toppan Ro-
bic, aud is signed BY Joshua B. Phipps and
others.
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the County OF York, on the nnt Monday In July. In
the year of our Lord egh.een hundred and hly.iour,
by the Honorable Joseph T. Nys, Judge OF said
COu,t
JJJILLfAM u. SMITH, administrator Of the estate
w OF WiIiish, Smith, late Of Biddeford, In said
County, decreased. having presented his private nc.
count against the estate Of said deceased for allow
ance:
tIce 10 all persons interested, by causing copy o
this order 10 be published three weeks suecessveiy
In the Union and Eastern Journal, printed ut Bidde
fnrd In said county, that they may appear ut pro,
bate court, TO be holden nj North Berwick, In said
county, on the first Monday of August nett, at ten
Of the clock In the forenoon, and shew cause, amy
they have, Why the same should not be allowed.
Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
A true eopy-Atiest, FRANCIS BACON, Register.
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illumination Academy.

THE Fan Term of this Institutoo win oomnenoc o
Wednesday, August nd, and eootinse tvs No.; ~
n. B-Ths neildM Or study q this school saaa = =
god - slssxhsrs, thrss seperas tsesnen as'hs -
ibAlC LEE hIrCHktf, eserstary q 1wses.
Limingtoo, July 2oth, 1854 0~
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Alta Court Of Probate holden NJ York, within ana for
the County Of York, the first Monday IN July, In
tho year OF Lord eighteen hundred aud my four,
by the Honorable Joseph I. Nye, Judge OF said
Court. .
ON the petition Of Charles Z. Hilton, Interested In
" the estate Of Benjamin r. Hilton, late OF Bidde.
ford In said County, deceased, praying mat admins
ira,ion of the estate Of said deceased may be gntsd
TO him, or TO ame other suitable person
ORpEREp-That the petitioner cite the widow and
next Of kin 10 take administration: AMI give notice
hsr.of 20 ID. heIrs 81 said deceased md al persons
interested In said estate by causing copy Of this
der to be publish ID In the Union and Eastern Journal
printed In Bddeford In said County, three weeks sue
eessyely that they may nppear st a Probate Count 10
be holden ut North Berwick, In said County on the frst
Monday In August neIt ut ten OF the clock In the fore
noon and shew cause. if any they have, why the
prayer OF said petition should not be granted.
httest.-FRANCIs BACON, REGISTER.
A true copy. buest,-FRANCiS BACON, Register.
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Saco & Biddcford Gas Company

THE Treasurer OF the saco and Bideord Gas Company
hereby gives notice that the Capital Stock OF said Com
pany IL seventy thousand dollars The amount actu-
ally paid In sevenyone thousand six hundred DOLLARS
The debts due from said Company thirty-nine hundred
and ANY dollars twenty cents. That the amount
Of Capital Stock invested In real estate, buildings ana
other xtures seventy-one thousand six hundred dol
lars That the last estimated value axed 70 the iea
,a, Of sad Company by the Assessors Of Bddeford In
which the same Is located, il twelve thousand doliars-
And the aggregate value affixed 10 oil the taxable prop
erty Of said Company by said ASSESSOR Is twelve thou
sand dollars. I. SCAMMAS, ireasufei'
saco, July Gath, 1854.
yo,x. "a. Saeo, July 25th, 1854
The above named Tristram Scamman personally ap-
peared this day. and made oath 10 the truth OF the se
ment made and subscribed by him as above.
Before me, EDWARD p. BURNHAM,
aO-lv Justice Of the Peace.
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Ieatbs.

In this town, 2ls Instr Grace Amelia, dansh.er Of DC
In saeo sOth nit at the residence Of her father, Thorn
a DYER Mrs. Hsrriets A., wife Of James o. A. White
Of Manchester, N. H., aged - year..
In Kennebunk, goth inst, Miss Mary, adopted daugh
vife of Isaiah Farewell, aged 50 year1
In Berwick, lith Inst, Mrs. sally Hiiard, wife OF tn
late Rev. Joseph Hiliiard, aged 70 years.
In N. wolfborough, N. H., ath Inst, Mrs. sally Page
rct Of the late William Page aged ioo years mounts
"a revolutionary peusioner.
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morning at O'Clock, and PORTLAND every Afternoon
nom once 81 Exchange Street, quAi'e' '''oSA'
AMI Casco House at o'clock. ,
Any business entrusted to the Driver will be punctualy
attended to.
Grateful TO our friends for their patronage on the route
between Portland and Boston, respectfully solicit from
them share Of their patronage on the above route
LAS. H. PRINCE. C.s. D. PRINCE,
81 Exchange Street.
Portland, July "a, 1854. 3o-islm
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Al Court ofProbate held at York, within and for the
County OF York. on the first Monday In July, In
the year Of our Lord eighteen hundred and fy four.
by the Honorable Joseph 7. Nye, Judge Of said
Court:
MIRIAM DOW, widow OF Amos Dow, late OF Did.
ed hei petition for allowance out of the personal
tate Of said deeeased ALSO her petition for her dow.
In said estate TO be assigned and set out 20 her, and
that Commissioners may be appointed for that purpose
pursuant 10 law;
OaprRrp, That the petitioner give notice to all per
sons Interested by causing copy Of this order To be
published three weeks successfully In the Union and
Eastern Journal printed nj Blddsfofd. In sal county.
that they may appear nj Probate Count 20 be held nj
North berwick, said county. on the nrst Monday OF
August nett, at ten VI the clock 10 The forenoon and
shew cause, " any they have, why the same should
not DO allowed.
A true copy. Attest, FRANCIS BACON, Registef.
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Commissioners Notice.

I'VE having been appointed by the Hon. Joseph T. Nye,
w Judge Of Probate for the County Of York. TO receive
and examine the claims Of the creditors Of George W. Fol-
Of Cornish, In said County, deceased whose es-
tate represented nsolvent give notice that six months,
commencing the rst day Of May, have been allowed 10
said creditors TO bring In and prove their claims and that
we win attend 10 the service assigned n the Office Of
Luther B. Moore Esq I'm Limerick, Saturday, the sec
ond day Of September and Saturday the seventh and Sat-
urday the twenty days of October next from
six O'clock Pm. 1 ISlIy psTEBAxNK, commI..
Dated this first day Of June, A. d. 1854.
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Valuable House & Lot
FOR SALE!

The house was built about four years ago. Is % by So
with an L II by Is attached II has six rooms on the
aoor with suitable and convenient closets, pantry &c
There is most excellent cellar under the whole house
There Is first rate barn 10 by 80, also with cellar un'
der the same connected with the woodshed and house.
and suitable hog houses and hen house adjoining.
The lot contains 81 square rods, and that portion used
n, A garden Is In high state Of cultivation, having 30
young fruit trees Of the most approved varieties growing
Ali round the garden, and the lot Il well fenced The
house was built thoroughly and great pains taken 10 iur-
nlsh every needed convenience. Considering the egoi
ty OF Its location, and the character Of the ana
their convenience II most desirable place. Any gen.
teman having business In town. DESTROYS OF purchasing
real would do well to examine these prem
ises Enquire Of the subscriber, ct Smiths Corner or on
the premises. CfkUs LIBEL
saco, July 9th, 1854. So-u
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VThe Morrill, men of,he County have
issued the following call for County Con
yen,ion.
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T ONO Orange Carrot Seeds, for sale by
~ 22-u ID. L. MITCHELL.
DREAM TARTAR, pulv., pure, for sale by
" 20-u d. L. MITCHELL.
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1.-THE publication Of the banns OF mat
rirnony is abolished in Connecticut-to take
place from January lst, 1855.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-06-07

OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF OF PoLIcE-NEw YORK,
June g. ls-An IL wanted 81 the First district
police Court ombs, for two Colts pistols Also ~
This ON So Of pink silk and cane with
spectasiss found. GEO ". MATsEiI, Chief q Police
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nsURAHCE.

THE METROPOLITAN FIRE INSURANCE. COurA
i ny-Cash eapdtal $500 000.-Obes l05 Bfoadvay cor
Pine street Ths Company prepared inssr,
hudings merchandise personal property nd shps In por
and their cargoes, Against loss damage BY ere.
DInHcrsna
James LorimsY Graham. Warren DeIano. yr.
Edward Whtehooss, Henry Butler,
Joseph B. Vernum, Bowes r. McTvsins,
Leonard Arpleby, Henry Dwight Jy.,
Frederick II. olcott, Evah r. Bebb,
William X. Strong. Gilbert L. Bsookmax.
Moses Taylor, yoseph N. Strong.
ysmes o. Sheldon. Lorrain Freeman,
Daniel Parrish Edward Macombsg,
Gustavas A. Conover, John La Farss,
Martin Rates, Jr., Charles =. Appleby,
Isaac =. Taylor Jeremiah Wirsur
EpwAEp A. srASspvRy Secretary
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GUNNER RESIDENCE FOR SALE OR TO LEr-Ar
y Farmount Paramount Will ten minutes walk
Upper Morrsania depot The house thorough
repair and II In excellent neghbor
II will either let for the year, the
sold cheap easy terms Apply TO Mr. CArkson, NEXT
the house, VINO has the key, to Mr. H TAY-
L0R bookbinder No Thames street. corner Of Trinity
place New York
VALUABLE TIMBER AND IRON ORE LANDS FOR
sAl-I cner for sale $40 acres Of land. known
Berkley Park lying the Potomac river In Prince Will
liam county, Va So miles south from the City Of Washing
ton within miles Of the town OF Dumfries Thfs
property being navigate water, offers Inducements to
nepse 1t supposed by competcnt to have
now 10000 cords Of wood nearly the eutrs
being woodland and much Of would nm ioubtedly
40 80 cords Some 200 acres OF the tract
primeya forest Of oak pine 90 There could be sawed
lumber and the cities Of Alexandria Washington aud
waters are good markets for umberto almost unim
Tied The general charactar Of the soil good,
and easily and made worry productive and
valuable for icultura purposes or as grazing lands Tho
railroad Alexandria TO
will through this property The existence OF
the centre Of this large body Of Woodland aud in
eral places the immediate neghborhood and being so
navsabe water 10 thou sht give II Importance apd
and value and to render worthy the attention OF iron
depostes Of superior vsriousaees plat OF Ito
property Will be shown and taken
the land offered for SALE and from other adjacent Places
every information required will DO given calling
the ahe Irving House until the 10Th of Juns
or thereafter at the Pratt
and Concord streets Baltimore by letter addressed
Alfred Du vail, Baltimore
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nrpIIc HALL FOR sALE-A TWELVE YEARS
lease populsx ball in ueshborins city The hall
dclier and foot Ishts There splendid saloons
attached which can tc has reguird The owner wishes
20 retire rom lusr For apply I'm ediatey
70 o. A. BLAUvELT, Dasuerrssp Gallery, l77 Greenwich
street M stairs.
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pEDsTFADs- THE YoNKKRs BEDsTEAD MANU-:
~ faetvrns Company have large ana superior stock OF
bedteads Of yie which they at unexeeption.
ALE prices steam lower 70 let T~G' rooms 90 ~ ~
No. y Canal street, Nerth River. r. BAh'NkS, agent
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do OOn-FOR sALE-A WHOLESALE COMMISSION
SL.UUU stand in W asbington market Ion the waik -
FOR particulars enquire Of GEO. A. VoGEi, in Tomp-
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FURNITURE.

ON mn FURNITURE, FURSITURE-wANTBD
%lU .UVU ten Thousand dollars worth Of new and
second hand furniture feather beds carpets &c. also
satchcs ewery guns TSstos and instruments Of every
description for which tho highest cash will be paid
specified articles IL wanted. Apply At our new sueecn
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CPORIING.-MAaMOTn EEhfOUVDLaNDs SMALL
- prize lns charles spanicf Scotch and hageh "a
trtcrg pointers fettors watch DOES. So splendid lot
q sharatRe eheene inquire % j Water street corncr
e frltop, m stare PleeFs ~ tbt address.
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nIAEONDs AND yEwELRY-wILLIAM IRVING 4
~ CO., snctionecrs will sell 1T auction, Thursday
June At 10Y O'clock At the sales No. Pine street
for Of bom IL diamond ainge stone
and cluster pins ring earrings brooches gold chrS
nometers hunting and lepine watches Also at IL
O'Clock by order Of eonsgnees and curious ewery.
heavy ehAins, SEALS rings, &c., Of pure virgin gold
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THE MEMBERS OF THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE
DEBATING Class Are rsqus:tsd 70 meet - he less1Is
O'clock Persons Wishing to Join the class viii please
at the Same place AID hour. JAMES HENRY, Aetsary.
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EoR SALE OR TO LET-A BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY
residence, 1t Yonkers situated Buena Vista avenue
few minutes va from the depot and steamboat lending
1t consists Of neat and well but house Italian villa syie
with parIAs all Jcs together with six lots Of ground
handomey laid opt and ocked with choic uit aud
shrubbery The house u two stories high contains
rooms and 10 well furnished with good furniture
There stable and carriage house. with cuthouses the
prsnisss 1t will be sold let either with Without the
furniture. For terms &c, apply 70 Dr.. Chiffon, IS
Prince street, corner Of Mercer New York or T. CAHL
YpnkSrN.
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.oanDrno AND LoDam~.

DoARD IN THE CoUNTRF-Two HOURS SAIL OR
Is ride from city TX miles from the Hudson river
cottsge With small private family. Addr
S. r.. Union square Post Once.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-24

,he Plymouth and those from an American whaer in port
~ TRACES whatever Of them could be found Ths
plymouth then started cruise TO look for them but It
Gas Of no use and she returned here, liioag KongJ
opping at Loo Choo snd reported their lOss Mr.. Mat
news came ont here Master Of the susl1ehlnna and
ass made Lieutenant after arrived the station
Ne YVES very much liked board Of vessel and WIN
h. Missed by a but his loss will be most ft By those no
I'm ct home Ss hesr 10 married shortly before our
ys.se sriled. Some OF TIE best men, too among the
PIymouths crew. were in the boat at the time
There hss been great deal Of sickness on o3afa d,
our ship and during the past two weeks we have buried
three al our men OF them the cook OF our mess
sn old negro that brought from Pniiadelpns; Inc
crew now. however. getting much better ana SIN
cerely hope thei we may not lose any more OF ihem
"The Susquehanna will probably pot be home before
mex, fall she has now been three years in commission
and that is long time to be on board one ship especially
In such miserable country as this
pect think we will start for home By the rst Of June
We sho,d all rejoice could ve only be sent home by the
av Of your famous city bat there ia little chance Of such
good hck Detailing Either The Mississippi or tbs Pow
Estan viii return by way OF San Francisco, and It is
houoht Com Perry will take of the steamers either
TO San Francisco or Panama. and go home overland