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The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
NEW NO Ks
sosF RHcEIvHD AT

SEARLE,s book STORE.
Opposite Sh@ner's Hotel, Lancaster. Ohio.
HONEY MOON and other comaiIsie, from. Punch.
Journey TO Central Africa BY Bayard Taylor "-'
Kansas and Neoraska, By Hale -
sunny Memories ofForeign Landa, by Ma stowe
The Better Land by Thompson tE
Napoleon & his Army, The Camp Fires Of Napoleon
fine lot OF Annunls for 1855, and hne lot small
Gin Books OF all kinds.
Catholic Prayer Books, Episcopal Prayer Books and
large. lot OF Family Bibles and Pocket Bibles e.
reduced prices.
School Books and Stationery at Wholesale a Retail.
Pocket Wallets, Port Monies, and Pen KIlltes, for
sale al the Book Store OF JOHN SEARLEG.r
Oct. %, lsS4-sS Opposite Shefsr's HatsL
MEDICINE AND VARIETY STORE.
VyHE undersigned respectfully adyertises the pub.
lie has on hand for sale, on reasonable terns
for cash, a complete assortment Of SO sE y
Fresh and Well Selected Medicine.,
Comprising every crude and chemical derived from the
Vegetabie Mineral and .animaI Kingdoms and used in
anoPathie Hrme0RatAi Eclectic and Bolanie practice
The assortment embraces all the AIkaloids Rssinoid
A!eohohe and Aqueous Extracts, &c. &c.
ms stock OF Surgical Instruments Is Of the best quality
A Full Stock of Family Groceries,
French and American Perfumery In great variety.-4
Havana and common Segars, Chewing and Smoking
To6aeeo; best quality of Wines, Brandes &C. native
and imported, for medicinal use strong Cider Vinegar
window Glass and Glass Ware, together with ali the
popular patent medicines, and endless veriety Of
ODDS and eHds both ornamental and useful.
Physicians prescriptions put up with great care BY
competent and experienced dispenser. s..
Oct. 90, 1854 No. log, Jhain Street, Laneaster.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02

SOMETHING New UNDER THE SUs.--
Our friend NUDGE, of the Boston Book
store, has laid upon our table beautiful
box filed with "ready made quillpens" Of
a frstrate quality. This is new feature
in "quilldom, and is very convenient
and cheap invention. A box contains one
dozen and is sold for 10 cents. ut eats
all Yankeedom." Go try them.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
FTFTEEN D0LLARS REWARn.

STRAYED on Friday, the 9th ihstants, A DARK
y BROWN MARE, 2years old, rough shod boz
fore, very little white on her hind feet. No otheT
marks about said Mare. . s
Whoever will return said Mare to the subscriber In
Westervie, ii miles North OF Columbus, will receive
the above reward. Information is given whero she
can be found, suitable reward will be given.
sr SIMON WILLIAMS.
Oct. 20, -3ws5-Clrcleyille Herald. ~.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02

VVVHE Lamp Lighter for sale at the city book store
Il Aprllst 1854. BiCoNNELL. Agent.
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Gold Pens! Gold PensIi
REMOVAL.
DR. MAGENHAIs
lcstnte on Losenh Eriend

HAS removed his Office to Latta's corner, East OF
Il the Court House, opposite the Ohio Eagle Once.
Lancaster, October GO, l654--25 fi-ssist LID.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02

ciesof human knowledge, tits acquired by
labor, by investigation, and by thorough
examination of its elementary principles
| shall not here to-day have the presump-
ton to attempt to throw any new light up
on the subject;-bnt win only recommend
to you careful consideration oft by your
selves, whether it be from books, or your
own practical experience.
And now, fellow-citizens, in conclusion,
permit me to congratulate you upon the
brilliant success ofthe Fairfield County Ag-
ricultural Society. 1t has already done
much for the improvement Of the county.
1t has yet much more to do, to accomplish
the full objecsof its mission. If it gives
vigor to, and elevates the tone of public
sentiment, t,--if it infuses spirit OF emula-
ton among the followers of the industrial
arts,--if it brings together the people of
the county. and thus creates not only a
community Of interest, but also a commun-
ity of feeling & mutual respect regard for
each other,-it has performed some of the
objects fits creation, and has done some
thing towards the advancement of the pub
lie good. If it adds its mite to that great
system of agriculture and mechanical as
sociation, which now forms an important
era in the history of American Legislation,
as well as of public opinion, We shall feel,
and have right to feel now and hereafter,
an honest pride, that we were part and par
Gel of that lofty sentiment which looks to
national glory, for portion of each indi-
vidual's inheritance, we shall feel that
we are working fora vast and majestic flu
turity of national greatness,-a future
which shall illustrate the dignity of labor
and the grandeur of free institutions, --and
which shall exhibit to the world nation
of farmers and mechanics, with strong
arms and stout hearts, upholding and up
lifting system of government which
shall
"High o'er the world exalt It's brow sublime,
And lftlts pillars through the storms of rimel"
E1The following is a list of the premi-
ums awarded at the late State Fair to citi-
zens ofthis county:
JACKS AND MULES.
John 7. Brace, Lancaster, o., best
Jack 4 years old $4,000
j. Gill, Miiersport, cd do do do do 5000
John. T. Brazee, Lancaster, ed do do
3 do do 1000
do do do do do pair Mules 8 years old 90, ,OC
John I. Brazee, Lancaster, Single
Mule do do do 1000
John Gill, ,Millersport, Cd do do do do SOC
j. T. Brazee, Lancaster,do do do %
do do 1906
John Gill, ,Millersport, Cd do do do do 500
John I. Brazee, Lancaster, doMule E
Colt 8,0(
Do do do ed do do ~ 5,O(
GRASS FED AND FAT CATTLE.
John T. Brace, ,Lancaster4 4 years old 20,0t
John L. Brace, Lancaster yeal S old 8,0t
i HORSES RoADsTERs. et
IJ.V. Pearse, Lancaster, Stallion
/ "Prince Hal" 10 years old Commended
IJ. w. Pearse, Millersport Mare
Colt ] year old 5,o'
GELDINas AND MARES.
Isaac Finkbone, best Gelding for light
Harness years old, M 1870
Wright & Selby, Lancaster, one whea
drill and seed sowcr, diploma and silve
medal.
Mrs. Dr.. Kreider, Lancaster, silk embroid
cry Diploms
| 4 . r 4
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02

The Jewelry premium, for the best kguestranism by
young lady, was contested for by Miss Kate CIem,
who took the first Premium el0 worth OF Jewer TO be
selected by hcrself Miss Clara Brasee, who carried OF
the second premium IS worth Of Jewelry, and by Mrs
kllen A. Keller and Eliza Pearae, each OF whom
entitled 70 gold ring worth -.
For the Saddle and Bride there i've contestants
yls Miss Spencer Of Perry county; Mrs Ellen A. Kel
ler Miss Kate Glen, Miss Clara Brasee and Miss Mar
garet Winter. Thoprile was awarded 70 Miss Glen.
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
MUSIC.

1zRQEg7aNERs. MILNER 10 now prepared to
IVA give lessons on the PIANO FORTE
IYH II Ito aIimted number OF Young Ladies', and
solicits the patronage Of parenta desrous 0fhaving
their instructed In this delightful art.
Carpenter House on Broadway. &. M. MINER.
Lancaster, September 20, l8s4.--ol srt,
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
Premiums Awarded at the County Pair.

Below we give the list Of premiums a.
warded tour County Fair, with the names
of exhibitors. the articles exhibited, and the
The weekly Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1852-1855, 1854-11-02
FRESH ARRIYAL or nOOTS q SmOEs. !.

VI, form the public and IT T'Ladies In particular II
that they have just received the latest and most approV
ed of Cents Ladies' Misses and Childrens weaFs
Jr9Cal and see them. G. d. SHoCKLEY & co.
Lancaster. July 10, I854-Iw
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

The TELEGRAPH AND TIE UsIoN.--The
Union Of Saturday last copies our notice of the
telegraphic dispatches copied from the Journal,
and says the fault is in the operator here.
They then complain that we have copied their
telegraphic news by the J. L. Stephens, without
any reference to its origin We gave credit to
Adams & Co, through whom it came to US, to
all appearance Iegitimately. The operator
here, says he told the Sacramento Office distinct
ly to credit our items to the Journal, which
was refused, alleging that the telegraph was
independent Of newspapers, and gave no credits.
This may account, also for the Onions being
50 often sighted. And this, too, we haze since
found out to be the course adopted by the tel
egraph concern, as we had a standing contract
with, them to furnish us with dispatches, on
Thursday S, which in this case, was totally dis
regarded, and the. dispatch given to another
concern e, Il; spite Of our remonstrance. This
we think, IS carrying independence to an
excess , -ss s.. -af
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

FoUR INDIANS HUEe AND ONE snor.-Aparty
of white men from Johnson's Ranch,say the Shas-
ia Courier, caught and hung two Indians week
more since and the day after shot another. they
had stolen a large number valuable articles from
different persons, The following day two more
were hung near Woodmans ranch on Cow creek.
They were Pitt river Indians, and the same who,
stole very valuable horses from an adjoining ranch
few days previous They were found among the
Cow Creek indians, Numtaramin, the chief of
that tribe, having Informed the whites of thier
presSnes.t ,-er.-. I. Vnnd 8 20 - 8s..e aoiTY
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

Co. We learn that Mr.. ]. B. Robinson designs to
give theatrical entertainment in this city on Satur
day evening, ON which occasion several novelties
will be introduced. There appearance of his talsu,
ted family will be greeted with full house.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

~The cost of ths Senate printing for the last
session of Congress was s24 .93o7l House of
Representatives, S44,o9os5; Census printing,
sl5,9os.s3 Aggregate cost of pablo printing
last year at Washington. Ss4,93l49
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

ca A fire broke out in the New York
Hotel, on Saturday evening last, which for
a time threatened to do considerable dam
age, but, which was finally extinguished
without material loss. asav s wi
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

CoRREcrfoN. N.-In the mining laws published IaSe
week. of Mammoth Springs, the meeting was held
at the store Of 8. NJ Jurney instead of s. NJ. Young
IS printed.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24
Notice.

a special miners meeting will be held at the Tn.
une Shaft Co on the Blue Lead Mining District on
MONDAY, Feb. 9th, A. 1854 ut nine O'Clock, A
NJ to take into consideration of protesting against
the new mining district, or that portion of it, thns
tikes off from the Blue Lead Districtl created ou
the 18th inst. and called the "Sandusky Hill Mining
District which laps on or cut of nearly one half Of
the Blue Lead District, consequently throwing half
our lams and district, and rights as miners, work
ing under lawful district law Under cover of this
new law people have come on and jumped grounds
that are lawfully worked There was no written
notice gwen OF their intention, and pushed their de-
sign through without giving those In nerested in the
Blue Lead District a fair chance to defend thei.
rights. We hope that all fair and honorable miners
will attend that this assumption of power shall nc
be tolerated. Nevada, Feb Goth, 1854
} ". Grler, S. B. Worden, Jas. Grior,
> = " Intestine, L Cooper, +. c. Purtymaa
T. L. Dillon Jeremiah Ream, O. H. c ,mbr1ios
II. Kilander ] Beamer II. G. Deltlow
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

Gr There were 24s fires in Baltimore durirg
1883 involving an aggregate loss of S227, ,59l.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

IL The Cotilhon Party, at Abbotts Hall on
Tuesday night was one of the best Of the season
It was well attended, notwithstanding the inelem.
ency of the weather; the music was of the bes.
kind and the spcisl enjoyment undisturbed.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

New THEATRE. Chapman" is going Ito
build new brick theatre in Marysvile, forty feet
front, by one hundred feet back.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

WANTEO.-A copy of the Nevada Journal Of Sop.
ember 3 le5a for which liberal price viii bs paid By
NATHANIEL =. BROWN, ut this Office
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24
|. O. of O. L.

BArTIsr SERVICES are held every Sabbath Alter
noon at ? l-2 o'clock, at the residence of Mr. j. L.
Peters, near the United States Hotel on Broad az.
Also, every Thursday Evening at the same place,
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

RGrWe a1e informed that Rev. Mr. Winn
will deliver lecture on Temperance at Mr..
Tansey's Church, on Monday might next.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

s@- A company in England are now
building a steamer entirely of iron, Of the
capacity of twenty-eignt thousand tons. 1t
is to be six hundred and eighty feet long,
S3 feet in the beam, and 50 feet deep, with
steam engines of $500 horse power She
is designed to run Is knots an hour, and
make 25,OoO miles without stopping to
take in fuel.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

% The principal streets of San Francisco are
now lighted with gas.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

No. We are in receipt of Godey's Lady's
Book and Graham's Magazine, through
the politeness Of Mr.. Mulford, who keeps
a supply on hand These two magazines
are always welcome visitors. Tae-.s u
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

sea- The small pox which has prevailed
to some extent among us for some time
past, has entirely disappeared. So far as
we know, there is not now case in town.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

Gold Dust an Sonora Monday,
says the Sonora Herald, Page, Bacon & Co.
bought 800 ozs Adams &, Co. 675 ozs
Yaney S Bertine, 500 ozs Wells, Fargo
& Go. 354 ozs---making in all, 2279 ozs
bought in Sonora on that day. This was
better than has been done for a long time.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

More, New BooKs.-By reference to
advertisement, our readers will see that
Mr.. Stiles has opened new and magnif-
cent stock of New Books, on Broad street,
in the building formerly occupied as H.
Davis Banking House. -1A1 'o
Mr.. Stiles has laid upon, our table
Willis Poetical works, Meals Charcoal
Sketches, Lecture on the Philosophy Of
Mesmerism, Self Culture, and Perfection
Of Character, &c, for which he has our
thanks. Persons wanting good, standard
works, would do well to call and see him.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

INV BRIDeE.--A new bridget is abeipg built
over Little Deer Greek on the old Grass Valley
Road, some 200 yards below the old crossing,
which, will be decided improvement, a, as Il the
road now clears the fiat, which isso' constantly
being dug up BY the miners. 1ots2h
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

8 The AMAzos-The Amazon Steamship Com
pany of New York, are aboutto dispatch the
Penobscot steamer, Capt Wakeman to the head
waters of the Amazon river which reach into the
interior of Peru. u
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

% A man too poor to take a paper shoaldn't
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

SPECIMEN piece of gold weighing
$1OO was taken out of Little Wolf Creek
on Saturday, by Scott & Co. This is
unusual in this region, where the gold is
very fine.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

A RACE few days ago, fine looking
horse came downLittle Deer Creek toward Boul-
der street, full tilt we'll saddled, but neither bride
or rider :. ---- ------- -
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

q The Great Republic was but slightly injured
by herrecent burning--the hull remaining perfect
The fire was confined to the light wood work a.
midships, and on the aftcr.decks s.I F@
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

GOLD IN THE STREBrs.-Mr. eastman, of the,
Grm of Sullivan & eastman, picked up two very
handsome,geld specimens in Main s.reet of Mari
posa few days since "
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

HARPER's MAGAzlNE.-We are under
obligations to c. w. Mulford, for the Feb
ruary No: OF Harpers Magazine, It is as
good as ever, and gives ample evidence
that the Harpers are still among the great
publishers of the ages se1a ~
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

BIsnor SoULE-Among the passengers who
arrived Yesterday in the Sierra Nevada was the
Rev.J souLE Bishop, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church south. ,f-l,--: :..tesa zl.l 80 1s31s5sf8a
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

temperance Meeting every Monday evening at
The Rev Mr. Tsnae!s Church Exercises commencing as
O'Clock lul J. Il TANsEY.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

O% The Sierra Nevada which arrived on
the 18th brought one hundred and eighty -one
ladies, and one hundred and fourteen children.
ThiA is encouraging. 01
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

n@- We are under obligations to Wells,
Fargo & Co. for the prompt delivery of the
exchange papers and other packages the
past week. s e4aa ~ %7i e1
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24
State Of California, Nevada Connt-7 -..--

a 1ouRI OF SESSIONS, Feb. term FEB. 18th
~ A. q 1854. Ordered that Special Election b.
tS dea IN the township of Little York on saturdsy
one Constable, 10 fill vacancy now existipe S.;5
to be held at the several precints heretofore
a true extract from the minutes of the court of
sessions Feb. term 1854 Attest wa
44-td- w. 8 PATTERSON CLARK 81
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

@ Adams 8 Co., have supplied us
with regular files Of San Francisco and
Sacramento papers the past week. a9se
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

OvERDoNE There are now eleven dali
ly papers printed and published in the city
of San Francisco. In addition to this there
are five weeklies, besides four or FIVE week.
lies and tri-weeklies printed in the Atlantic
cities and published there, and one or two
monthly magazines, and the Shipping List !;
together with some half dozen Job Offices
from which there are no papers issued
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24
Important TO Yankees!

4CSl hEGElNE ED-Fresh CLAIMS, -.g-.
- LobSters and Oysters, and for the benefit af
the whole yankee nation, fresh Peaches
apples, Biackbfrrles, Strawberries and !. g.
Cranberries asstd. Pie fruit in glass and tin.
general assortment of shelf goods -
Also a heavy receipt OF Flour. Bacon or
PoIA' Beans, Nai's, Shovel<, QaickSi er At
All OF which will be sold cheap for Cash
Feb. "a, 1854. II D.yISc
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

a3- Stephen Roycraft, the man who was stabbed
in the alercaton at tho American Market the 9TH
er day, is likely to recover. loa
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24
Masonic.

NJ evada Ezodgc, No, l3 F. & A NJ. meets every
J. "Wednesday and Saturday Evenings Vt their Lodge
Room on Broad street, sing brothers invited ~
attend; JAS. FlrZ JAMES, W.M.
- H. fATthIS, secretary $Sly
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

bar w. T. Browne of the Broad street
cheap Book store, has our thanks for some
very handsome lithographic pictures.
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

u.s. The s. F. Chronlcle says that on Sun
day morning, the grain and feed store No.l32
Kearny street, occupied by Enoch w. Smith,
was discovered to be on fire. 1t was surroun-
ded by wooden buildings, and at one time an
extensive confagration seemed inevitable, the
almost superhuman efforts Of the fire depart
ment prevented such calamity. The fire was
confined to the building in which it originated
and the two adjoining ones, a tip-%shop and a
harness shop. The entire loss viii amount to
about $4,000. 81. T ef
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24
n + w S 7 0 r f
IL 1G w b O O X s.

II 1G w d O O X s..
htKECTLf opposiie the T. g. Hotel, Broad srees -
- - Just received IN IMMENSE PILE Of WhMS
W OIL call at STILES NEW BOOK and STATIOSEES'
HALL, and sec for yourselves what
a pile of Books selected with care s-
10 please the logcian, or the gentle far
Crthe staid old dame who uses her s.specs +" eitE
In reading tho book, containing her texts
Or the politician who doth wish to forget, "
lis recent campaign and drown all regret y
W Inc man of business, with railway speed,
10 ALL VIII say, please call and read
or the poets were Byron, Moore and Shakespeare
= burns Dante and Scott, that all readers revere. .r
Milton, Cowper Pope, Southly, Pollok L. Hood
Lon8ellow and Croly, all pronounced very good
Win Landon Tupper, Coleridgey Ossian & GRAY
Goidsinlth Campbell, & the Poets of America -
Besides we have works of the Female poets I~ ts9f
such as Sgourney's, Nortons Henen's & Iioyitt,
spTnhns Of other things to wit I'D vol Coun.
0lfstoVal Fowler Wells works College Scrapes CeIs.
I'M, nm Major Jones CourshP Ellen de Vee, Tom yone.
Lows Pateht Sermons Modern Flirtations Tom crinoI
Inc IWo Di!nce Valentines Comic Lectures C,ra M'
and, Grettys Statistical Almanac, Sam Sticks Wise
INKS Ink Stands, Bill Hooks Coender's Twina pNr
pps, Paper Caters Fancy Envelopes Buff do Stamp o
Paper OF all kinds, Log Books Blank do Vion uos
MUSIC Books Instrumental music, Postage Stamns s''
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

When California ships million week, we
ought to keep pretty well out of debt, at least,
the amount of the above shipments being over
two millions
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

SHIPMENTS OF TREAsURE.-The following
shipments of Feb. l6, semi-monthly, show some
thing of what becomes Of the money daily being
taken from the mines Of California If this
and similar shipments are absorbed in the pay
ment ofdebts contracted for surplus goods, it
s no marvel we have hard times -
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24
JOINS JoNN s1roxne y, xnoAs' oi1 Henry s. rURNER.
'o"S siMosDS 4 r,~BEEJ R. INSECT, +
ot Louis. San Francisco.
dp Lucas, Turner q Co. Ea
10 ysllsy B A N X e r S, ed sa1

No loi Montgomery street, San Francisco. 9i'1
Draw at Sight, or on Time, in Sums to SuiA.
American Exchange Bank. NKw YoRK,
Wadswofth& & Sheldon. -" on
Bank of Commeree, .,.. BpsToN, Z lei 1p-,
Thes. Bddle & Co...-.,... PHILAp ApELpH1A.
Ferdinand Kenet & Co.. .--..- NEw ORLEAys ~ 81
Lucas & Simonds, ......... ST. LOUIS : 3Tes
J. r. Curtis 8 Co ..s... -..-LoUIsvILLx, f,-
Ellis & Sturges.. .--... CINCINNATI.
Samuel Harris & Sons, BALTIMORE go
S. Jones & Co. .PITps eURs.voa 0Etr
j. Il. Burch G Co-..-. -. CHIC AGO =, ft.
Gy-Gold Dust, BaIiicn uf,d Exchange rurefrssx5
81 hest mglkc, raseGl Jsr2E9sa - -
The Nevada journal., 1854-02-24

Our Clty Is INFESTED Win q set OF rowdIeS,
known as " shoulder-strikers, y" FOUNDERS, f" &c.
who have no pretended occupation, yet dress
well, and apparently live off the fat ofthe land.
Their great amusement is to get into a" muss, >,
and many an innocent, inoffending and unpro-
teeted person while walking quietly along our
streets has suddenly found his heels ap triipped
and his person measuring his length on the
ground. IF he dare to resent the injury he is
soon overpowered by numbers, and glad to
escape from his tormentors at any sacrifice
Strangers are daily abused by them on the
wharves, ladies insulted in the streets, and
some of our quiet and .peacable citizens assault
ed by them in the dark. When arrested, which
is sometimes the case, their plea before the
Recorder, is simply that they wanted a "muss, y
and they pay their fine as though it was but a
fair capitalization the sport they have enjoyed
The news Of the loss of the new steamship San
Francisco, caused general feeling of regret
independent Of the sadness occasioned by the
unfortunate loss Of life by thesame catastrophe
In point of speed, capacity and accommodations
she is said to equal, if. not excel the JsL. Ste
phens, and her acquisition to- the line here would
nave been a great public benefit. 1t is said
that the Pacific Mail. s.. s. Co. have another
steamer under way of the same class, which viii
rapidly be completed and despatched here. 2l.oA
Gen. WOOL and staff arrived on the J.I.ste
=