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WESTERN CATTLE.-The st. Louis Inteigencer, Of
the I'd instant says
"Prime beef cattle in this and most of the Western
markets selling at from SO to So. This is full.
33 per cent. higher than they have been known
before, unless for a week or two at a time"
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WILMINGTON WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
INAVAL SToREs. 80 lbs

1t should be understood that quotations generally
er rates have to be paid.
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To the Public.

HAVING disposed of my interest in the CAROLINA Ho
Ill TEL to Messrs. BROWN i VINCENT, would re-
pectfuy bepeak for them continuance of that patronage
heretofore beray extended to said house. and which
hereby most gratefully acknowledged r. B. WOOD.
June l. 1854.
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SSs~I The ladies' ofMaysvilIe KY. resently present.
"a pair of paptaloons 10 Miss Lucy Stone in due
urn , Miss Lucy accepted the pants, but says she
would have done SO with a much better will + ,boU
only had man in them
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NOTICE.

THE copartnership heretofore existing under firm
l. WOOD & VINCENT, was this day dissolved by mutu-
consent All business connected Herewith will be settled
by r. B. WOOD.
WiIminpt0n n. c.. June l.
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OUR BOOK BTNDERY.

OUR BookBndery is complete in every article
cessay to turn out work in handsome and substantial style
Mr.. Phillip Hensberger under whose charge Bndery is
placed is master workman and we have doubt will
give satisfaction customers People in this section
country have opportunity to procure binding with
little trouble and it entirely with the public
whether the establishment shall be made
We have done part and now look for the reward which
hope to receive the hands of generous public who
have heretofore boraly paronizcd from the of
location in Wilmington.
Our Bndery is in the building immediately South of the
Cape Fear Bank, Front Street. Work may be left at
the Journal Office, at the Bindery
FULTON ~ PRICE
Wilmington, June ii, 1854.
E- Commercial Herald and the Goldsboro papers copy
weekly, tri-weekly and daily for month.
H8- We are authorized by B. M. BARRY ESQ. of Ons-
county, give notice that he is candidate for
the House of Commons of the next General Assembly of
this State. MAY Is, '5f-37-taug
We requested to give notice that Mr. ]. B. FRA
EEL is candidate for the Sheray in Onslow county, at
the ensuing election in August next MAY l8-37taug
A LADY OF OUR ACQUAINTANCE. MRS. POWELL
No. IS STANTON ST, NEW YORK,
&c Was troubled with liver complaint for long time and
after trying many remedies induced try
Celebrated Liver Pills. She m says box
she was cffecuaIy cured.
Indigestion soppage the mense costvenes general
reguary of the bowels all diseases originating in the
also that dreadful scougc Dyspepsia Those
who afflicted with of the above enumerated
may assured that the OF all their maades
and for it's correction the remedy offered
public DR. MLanes Celebrated Liver Pills. Try the
money refunded if not satisfactory.
P. S. The above valuable remedy, also Dr.. MLanes
brated vermge be had all respectable Drug
in this city.
n Purchasers will please careful for and
Dr. MLanes Liver Pills There other Pills. purporting
to be Liver Pills. before the public.
For Sale by WIN. II. LIPPITT, Wilmington N. G..
NEVER FAILING REMEDY-Among the immense number of pa
medicines discover there but few that
Of this last class the discoveries of Dr. Hoo-
celebrated English Physician ranked the
BEST ingredients
medicines composed and the variety Of diseases which
have eecuay removed their The Professor has
established house 49, Annstree for the sale Of the
hroug Union where parties be supplied with them
wholesale New York True National Democrat.
Sold the Establishment of Professor Holloway 244 Strand
Temple London by respectable Druggists
Dealers Medicines throughout the British Empire
of the United in Boxes 37kc Sc 81 SO each Whole
sale by the principal Drug houses Of the Unon Messs
f D. Sands, New York A. O. BRADLEY Wilmington n Z.
There is considerable saving by taking the largest sizes
n Directions for the guidance patients every disorder
! are o
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CRoPs-The late seasonable rains have come IN
time TO cause the oat crop to mature hnely: The
crops of corn and cotton are vigorous and hourshng
Marion Star.
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WANTED-A lad to learn the Book Binding business
w One of good character and industrious habits about
IL years DID, residing in town. and determined to learn
Education absolutely requisite one who can read
and write would have the preference Apply
June l5J THIS OFFICE.
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LIPPITT'S SPECIFIC.


DySentery, DIarrhOa, and Summer { on pIaint.
TN presenting this justly celebrated Medicine the pub
lc mako rash assertions of its efficacy, is any
hope held out to the afflicted which facts do
This remedy having been for years used in tn place, for
the of the above Diseases and those appertanng to the
same Glass; the Proprietor has been induced to offer
more extensive SCALE with view to lessen the amount of
human suffering have known it to fail when the
directions have been strictly adhered to-
MANY useless moSrtS have been palmed upon the public
and hesitaed for time until thoroughly convinced
oft efficacy.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-16

NoTE.-River Lumber, Tar and Turpentne, sold in the
subject to the expense landing inspection coop
srage, &c;Isay on Lumber 80 cents to 81 . M Tar and
when brought per railroad about the expenses in
curred.-*For Virgin mixed Turpentne deduction
of one-fth is made. according to quality.
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New Schedules the VII * Raj. and VII s.
ATan Rail Roads,

On and after Monday next 18th June the following SEIZED
ule will be in operation the Wilmington Raleigh and
the Wilmington & Manchester Railroads.
Wdm,ngton & Raleigh r. RFirst Train leaves at g. A.
NJ and arrives at IL p NJ. Second Train leaves at g. P
M, and arrives at 81, A. NJ.
- Wdm'ngto" E. Manchester R. R-The Express Mail
Train leaves here at s. p NJ and arrives H. A. NJ The
Passenger Train leaves at u, A M and arrives at p NJ
WILMINGTON, N. c., June 9th, 1854.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.


NOTICE is hereby given that at the June Term ls5i of
the Court Please and Quarter Sessions of the County
of New Hanover the undersigned duly qualified
tors fthe last Will and Testament of the late William c.
henry. All persons having claims demands against the
estate of the said tesator William c. Henry hereby
notified present the the undersigned
them within the time prescribed by law this notice will
DC pleaded in bar of their recovery and all persons endeb
ed the said testaor requested payment fourth
with to of the undersigned c. D. HENRY,
June 10TH lS54-4i-6tl g I. HENRY:
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DACON.-l2l pieces N c small Bacon, well suited 70
June FREEMAN & HOUSTON
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aT@A STEAMER SPRAY, Capt. JOHN B. PRICE
skszszsz~ will ply between Wilmington and Smithvie
landing a Urton follows:
Leave Wilmington Tuesday, Thursday Saturday, and
Sunday Mornings at o'clock.
Leave Smithville Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
Afternoon at O'Clock, and Monday Morning at o'clock
Passage One Dollar Children and Servants half price
FREIGHT at customary rates
Apply 20 Captain on board or to
A II. EANBOKKELEN
No Z Gout
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mat the marshas guard having in charge the fugitive
Burns, raised by subscription enough money to pro-
cure good suit of clothes, breastpn. hat boots &c.
and some $50 pocket money, with which Burns was
supplied before his departure. But it remains for
uS now to state the extent of the sympathy of his
abolition friends in the same cause ihcv took Burns
%a ciOtheS had them mended, and returned! We
nave on hand the subscription list by which this gil
ganhc undertaking was accomplished, but want of
room prevents lis publication this morning
Boston Times
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1854-06-16

MONEY LOST IN THE MAns.-An applicant for a
patent on his Withdrawal of his application, iIstruc
ted the Commissioner of Patents to forward 10 him by
mail the sum of twenty dollars due him from the
Government to said withdrawal. The Washington
Star says
The money was sent agreeably to his instructions,
and was lost in course of transmission On his appli-
cation to be remunerated said sum. it was held that
the Post Office Department is established for the con-
venence of the people, and is medium for them to
transmit and receive intelligence and all mallable
matter but it is not insurance office. The postage
charged is not more in the estimation OF Congress
than fair compensation for the services actually
rendered. and is not reward for any risk run IN
conveying mailable matter. If the Postmaster Cen
eral, or the President and Senate have appointed
dishonest Postmaster, the United States not bound
70 remunerate the loss individual sustained by his
bavinu violated the laws, and there is no liability
mnosed on the United States in this case, from the
fact that they were the trustees OF said applicant and
ent the monoy by mail as he directed
STREET PREAcHING-A riot occurred again last
Sunday afternoon in the Park between a party q
Irishmen and the friends of the preacher. 1t is
believed by many close observers of the dlsgraceu
spectacles by which Sunday has been desecrated
for some weeks past, that organized plan OF DIS
turbance exists in this city; IN fact, that set OF
rowdies are resolved to throw down the gauntet
every week, until it is finally taken up by Irish
Catholics and they shall have succeeded in exciting
serious and fatal riot Each week threats have been
heard-as they were heard on last Sabba'h-that the
ensuing one should be scene of bloody vengeance
and we cannot TOO earnestly urge all order-loVlng
persons to refrain from gratifying curiosity by visiting
these crowds and admonsh city authorities OF the
necessity of causing them 10 cease altOgether-Jour
Com.
CRoRs.-The late seasOnable rains have come in
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Certificates.
Extract of letter received from S. ]. Carroll

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10Th, 1858.
VIM: H. LrPP1rr Esq,-Dear Sir II have no hesitation
sa{ 5p a @ @ osy msv
ect my if has escaped your memory will give
briefly the facts. had tried everything that bad
used but with little success and after using enough
twenty-five Homeopathic NJ Dis, began to despair,
when you kindly offered your invaluable Medicine which
cured me most efectually
NnnrS frnlv ]. CARROLL
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VIEW BOOKS NEW BOOKS.

ZONE and the New Books just received by Express
- Life and Its Ams'-ln two pGrts. Part frst-IdeaI
Life part second-Actual Life.
"CalaTar or the Knight of the ConquestA romance of
Woods &c. DC = -
The Hive Of the Bee HunerA repository of sketches
including peculiar American characters scenery and rural
sports, by T B. Thorpe, of Louisiana
thrilling Stories of the Forest and FrontierBy an old
Hunter.
Africa and the American Flag"-By Commander adrew
S. Foot L. s. Navy.
'The Pioneers the Sources Of the Susquehana de-
scriptive tsle--by J. Fennimore Cooper. (New Edon)
"Catharine Walton, the Rebel Of Dorcheser"-By w
Gilmore Simms, Esq. &c &c. &c. For sale by
June IA J. T. MTTNDS.
MRS. OUTHWOkTHS WOKKS.--Vrgmia aud
I Magdolen the Foster Sisters The Discarded Daugh
ter the children of the Isle Sharmondoe the Deserted
Wife the Mother il Law the of Clifton. All Just
published in uniform style and for sale by
June 18th, 1854 S W WHITAKER
STATIONER4-7 cases of Bank Pens. GilIotts Le-
- mans Republican, the Peruvian Perry's London
Pens-Eaber's Pencils-Pass Bcoks-M Memorandum Books
Pencil B0oks--Wndsor Mills Letter, and beautiful
artcle Carmine Ink-Tracing and Tissue Paper, &c. Re
ceived this morning and for sale at
June Is. S. w. WHFTAKER,S.
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HARREL1.s STORE; New Hanover Co., y. c. Oct. TO- 81
VIM H. LIFPITT, Esq Dear Sir 1T is with pleasure
state that have used your Specific for the Of Dyene
effect every used it, after the usual remedies have
failed recommend it with confidence to the public
Respectful, &c ]. B. SEAvY, NJ d.
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SAVANNAH, Ga, December 26, 1851
Mr. VIM. H. LIPPIrT,-Dear Sir 1T is with pleasure
acknowledge the wonderful effects of Medicine for
ing Darhoea Bowel Complaints am satisfied it
the means under God of saving the life, first of my Child
and then my Brother AS my Brother given up by
of the eminent physicians in this place, Drs Rich
ardson and Wregg and when consulted the latter to
the proprety of trying it him low he said might to
satisfy myself that had Left nothing unried but he did
think that Medicine would be OF any him But
thank God he mistaken the salutary effect.
in "a hours and in days he able to be of bed.
remain yours, very truly and gratefully,
WoI. BAu,Y
Prepared and sold by WM. H. IIPPITT,
Wilmington, n. c.
June'14th 1854 240-lm-taw-4l6m
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S. J. CARROLL,

WILMINGTON, n. c., August IA, 1851.
WIN. H. LIPrITT. ESQ Dear Sir Il have used your
Specific in my family for Dysentery In
papspoonul effected complete cure-n the other three
had the like effect. Respectfully, &C.,
THos LoRING. Ed. ConiinerciOI.
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NFw MEXICAN SUGAR 1t is said that almost all
fruits, grain and vegetables which grow II the clear
dry climate OF Mexico are remarkable for their ex-
traordnary sweetness. The common corn stalk a
bounds in saccharine matter to such an extent as to
furnish the native population with molaSses which al
though hardly good the inferior moasses of Lou
islana, might doubtless be much improved by more
perfect n ode of manufacture than that adopted by
the Mexican population. This molasses is purchaS
ed there by those who do not supply their wants at
a rate of 81 so per gallon. The best of New Mexi-
co contains SO unusal aquantity of saccharne mat
Ter, that the manufacture OF bee sugar is said to Of
or strong inducements to gentlemen of enterprise and
capital to embark in the business The only sugar
which is brought TO Santa Fe is transported from
the valley Oftbe Mississippi across desert of
y 900 miles in extent, and the cost of tIansporta
uon increases its price about ten cents pound SO
That the most inferior kinds range from 10 to % cents
IN value Labor in New Mexico is worth from
-FOUR 10 eIgh dollars per month. The manufacture of
sugar from bcets has never been attempted there,
probably because no one in the country has the
slightest knowledge of the art
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Meeting OF the Young Mems Democratic
kcrubllcmn General Committee.

masiry e this Cornuni5Tse held last night at
the siuy ant Instuts Richard 5chell Esq the Pssi
Gent IL IN. Committee ocoupd the chair and Mr.. T.
Ghllsg,r sctsd as secretary.
motion made and carried that 100 coo bsIl,ts -
favor OF ths canal enlargement be printed ~ the Commit
tee .cr ure in the coming election.
invitation received by the Committee to attend
the annual BALL Of the democrats OF the Tenth ward
be given 10 night ii the chinese Assembly Rooms in
Broadway
o. fssticn, the invitation was accepted.
The following preamble aad resolutions, offered BY
Mr. GsoIge :. Alden, o. tie Seventh ward were thep
read
Whereas In the lat c.nvses for e election Governor
OF this State the democratic parry entered tn nones the
Svowed riopds hs speedy lagenelt and coupteon
ei tie canals o this State the policy sasbe for
81 ants1 Of public works Of aud
tie Of the Of the ciZ tnis Ssa,e
profuo Of the great est SD whereas, t democratic
leSsasore OF tes Stste, 10 tne OF lO3 Long
"a usge siGst The reschsry OF the
Vie nsgaton nf hts bntnhurner sdvssrs ado 2:ed
le.on II the 10 canal and citizens Of thib
stste e.lle deeAe bsllos hsc 1sovSl
opTnou 70 thFge Important measures Neens5i.Y next
I'll 18th " tti NOS n, IN ref re be IL
Resolved THAT the this city AMI unity stand
the7 pledfei the support Or 9io
works of this stse and will Therefore FvS thor votes and
Iona ~ iA.r 81 tie constitutional s1aen-nesss a. he
.Irrch bling u o'on
turicg the psndry The queaon Of slsrging the
canal in d last LeS5lat direct violation OF those
plto faith Ok which his election ssoGre and
Award pnens Of tho policy pursusd ny the ao
OF tAs st.e IN relation 10 our pubhe state impr
ments,
After some discussion pp,n the above resolutions they
we're unanimously adopted, ~hsn the Con uitsee I'd.
iouru
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The Crime or the Metropolis.
sEsI.AGEUAL REPORT or THE MAYOR AND CHIEF OF
POLILE TO Tile IpANON COUNCIL.

10 TIRE Fox COMMON Corsur.
Gs.IIEAfsI Isnsnit h,Tewth the pot Of tbs Chief
OF Police AID desire to express hearty concurrence
In the views thtr.n eaf!essa by him, not on % the
condition snd III enss q TIA department bat AS to oth
The operation OF the lsWA II 1853. organizing this
paness ,As u ny l9sssos ts,dsa 70 pa r = y suSs
community. snd tEe Coi foasrI Apointe5 nedsr that
&C. have 'af folly sTdeAvo-ed to carry out AL ths pro-
vist OF the is~ the evidences OF thsir are
20 BE- found II the Tor character 81 Ine rftn ,ns
ed sine s psssg and the general condition and e.
cheney of no corps So ssaciory is the c,ad ion OF
ia a. a,snt 81 ressst ao rsfrsIn non ,sas
ing ny ret tna any snsnPt shJuld DO msds 10 sct
ch,rse. Several acts have however besn introdu ,so
before tie Legislature which, Ia ny sme1 carried
iato Sefaton would seriously Impair the ulns and
tnse 'ually DESTROY the dsdP ire q the department
Invite yous ,,tsn Ion TO these measures in The couf
dens suranee that or IS oas,Odxos Of the riga AID
In arrests the city, aud entrusted with the security o.
lie citizens as to heis lives ana rrlpryi wilt ~ youI
oficilsccn ezs teass O this uaescsssAry aa
IL ioas lagisisnon
The oil Tor tie election o. Chisi Of Polise would. 10
10y opinion II eDs;tsd alto lar, strike blos It the
eiei uey and discpre Of the from which IL
could Tae Chief IT 10 sainat
cd by sach sreetslrs Asylr rho has right 10 look 70
that officer fer hearty sospsrs lion Ia ali measures
which he usy erect for tas seearEJ Of snd property
He is as .rtgabe for sny dereiicion o. duty tho
hrmbett merbfr az he force Gla cen be a. tSiy 20.
fsor Chloe Tbs propoEed lAv dvssts aay D.
Of the right las deem ~ OF sslsetog thia uPo: az Of
GER md divides ths rsponfi9ty tia. tasFe s ba nc
sciusl ie.G 70 TIE department..
have tet cAl.a on ths 10 express Iy sta Of tisse
prcpofst sla4ssrts &c tn az - 1t nor sts1d az ION
sbbrot!cn o. IS duty oso - he eonmu4iJ, ral
Dust They VII esiv iaiee ,ts tseton = oar sads
JA.o3 4, WE: sRgk4f.
Hey. =. A WS9sE,ur, MAYoR--
SIR IL sccortapee Atth stsls 30 rs6ti0u Stu az tae
Police liv ria ivs The ei,y Of New York here Nth
piefcat 70 ION report VI tie operations ator
81 tbs Police Oefatmeat sail aJtels Of t1 oaes-2ju
t3tagTefF,ny sr-dfizjn attas present. cg,dit "A,
efficiency "a deifne OF tbs forcs That the4e attr
opt,ele very great uss'uTr . .Ae opsratisaa o be
lev o. 1883 oIsspiz.ng lie DepartltsLL CAonot be
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City Intelligence.

BEGuA MASSACHUSETTS LEGISLATORS The mem.
bgis Of the Massachusetts, esslature who arrived hero
Wednesday, and uspsc.s the tunnel boring ma.
chine let town yesterday Afternoon via stonnyton ana
Previdense On account Of the storm on Wednesday
night the steam boat from Stonpgton, did
NOT arrive at hsr ususl hour yesterday and tho gentle
COMPOSING the party did not the oity until six
O'Clock ia the evening They highly delighted with
their tip On du-rhat ths HsosAc tunnel loan OF two
millions viii eertsiny psss shs legislature
this fesfian Tier tss eliza msjority In this House Ia
ia favor And majority OF two In the selAts The
mits will undoubtedly report in OF tse granting
the lean.
sinler OF tor fs Drlxr mDt for the suing year.
was e.'ed on Wednesday Toe present incumbent, Al.
LEO Csrson, was re elected BY large majority
fht vcts yss bs follows -
nyrrs Engine No /, satcs NORTHUMBERLAND. ait
Ea-EF I'll
Mr. C.spop's aasoritr il viii be seen, is near 100
He tGe regular alice Of the department. whore
HE coz pttsora veIe stamp candidates.
FRE On W. enesdsy isht about llH O'Clock, Ore
broke cut II he basement Of hcuss No 26 Bowery occu-
pied rsoh and jswelv store by A. @ Bsnsdict, and
sso occupied BY two families bendls Of apsrs was
also disco, led in vacant oom In the second story And
.pppoaed 70 hsVe been be work OF 40 inosndiarys
Il was sziOsuisl ID With iding damage.
AcopYST os snPBoApp Yesterday sailor us nsd Jo.
aeph S&iSs fell un the main tossail yard tas bark
Venus b1eskrg bis h Oh snd receiviug Other Injuries.
ssled TIE sufferer t. he to the City Hospital
MfPcASTilu fnsARy IEoIuRFs-The R,v Samuel Osgood
announced for tots evening st Hope ohspe The sub.
jeot. our on Nea and Young Men, Vast Is the
mkt Generation 10 dpY ia certIiny attractive; bat the
Of the lecturer sloee is sufficient to hil the house,
Ard needs 70 speci sndatioc Young Americas
interests not likely 10 by being pssed in the
hands of MIR Of3ood.
EASTERN rsrSssRY The Foo wiog Is the report Of the
dspsnsar FOR lie north OF Jnuary-pstiszts attended
81 rfce~Msles a5i; nasss Gal At their dvellings-
k.leF, u.s. 'entl6s 1iS. Vscaiufted 48 Total 84.
NuIober OF snthp, H. fae whole number OF prssorp.
tons pu. up the mouth In 6l0. largest number
In ono day Isl; smallest number In one day, 7l-ave.
raae psr aag. loA.
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Texan rangers. In fact, from the proceedings
Of the invaders, in laying out cities and survey
ing harbors, they evidently consider them
selves as firmly located as William the Con-
queror.
What will Santa Anna do? Nothing less
than Santa Anna, with the elite of the army,
can do anything to upset the new republic.
And should he march to the rescue, the news of
his approach will most probably bring thou
sands of renforcements from Upper California
to Col. Walker. To all appearances. in
deed, the republic of Lower California will hold
out The exigency suggests the policy to the
President of the United States of Withholding
the Gadsden treaty from the Senate, and of
sending the General back with larger instruc-
tons. He might now be successful in getting
Lower California at less than cost. We COM
mend the subject to the special attention of the
President and Secretary Marcy Strike while
the iron is hot.
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THINKS 1sr ExHmnoss ne press - forsisa nd
ctoss news upon oolamsf prevents he ulah tnvls
IAtions 81 the attrsaous oa,tea a. hs rxrisu CT =
sstbb evening The sls ton o. ea,e.s Is tir.s.sa
70 the syertise nents under Us tpprop nt. a.aane