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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-05-27

NEW YoRK, May 25--The steamer Illinois from
Aspinwal, May nth. had arrived, bringing 45C
Passengers, and $4,000 in gold Later intel
gence from Carthagena state that all was quiet
tioVernor Niets having declared for the Gov.
efnment against the reyolutionists. The capital
was still in the hands Of Melo and regular govern
ment officers are prisoners. 1t is stated that Gen
Meio has nearly 1900 men at Bogota, and General
Herrera, 5000 at Socorro. The latter would soon
attack the former
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DAsvILLE.-The ceremonies of the dedication OF
she new Masonic Temple in Danville, took place
Wednesday last, with great eclat. The GRAFTON
upon the occasonwa delivered by the Rev. JAS. d.
McCAnE, and 1t is represented to have been very
fine one The dedication was succeeded by Fair
and grand Ball. all of which will be duly described
Ia our next number of the Dispatch.
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Sale conducted by GoDDIN 4 AppERsoN. Aucts.
nv 81 1900
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF BEAUTIFUL

- ITALIAN COTTAGE VILLA, OPPOSITE
MOUNT ERIN, FOR SALE AT AUCTION-WiI
be sold. on Tuesday afternoon the S0th day of May
1854, upon the premises, commencing at 5 O'Clock;
that beautiful Italian Cottage villa with IA acres of
land attached thereto, called Oak Lawn, about one
third of mile from the Eastern limits of the city
OF Richmond, now occupied by Mr.. John NJ Royan.
The improvements consist of the handsomes Italian
Cottage Villa perhaps tie be in Virginia contain
ing ten rooms, with large kitchen attached of same
archi ectural style. including stable carriage house
and the usual out buildings besides all new having
been erected during the past year. The whole pre-
nses are well enclosed by a new plank fence with
cedar poets aud supplied with pure we'll and spring
water. The materials used in and the workmapship
upon the dwelling of the most superior kind and
the architectural beauty of the same including the
scenery of the place, is unsurpassed.
Indeed it impossible to describe this place In an
advertisement; view of it alone can express what
is meant by the description intended to be given -
Persons disposed to view the premises are invited to
do So Mr.. Rsyall will take great pleasure in show
ing them The said Cottage is to be sold by virtue
OF deed of trust executed to the subscriber by
Jno. M Royal and wife, dated 9th April 1855 duly
recorded in Henrico County Court and with the full
consent and appreciation of Mr.. Royal. The terms
which will be accommodating, will be made known
at the time of SALE The title is believed to be Der
feet but, selling trustee, shall convey with the
usual special warranty
w. GoDDIN, Trustee.
Sale conducted by GODDIN& APPERSON,
my 2-td Auets
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mo BUILDERS.-orrroE OF CRY Es

ITO BUILDERS.-OFFIcE or CRY En-
II ctNEER, MAY sd, 1854 Proposals will be re-
ceived at this Office until ~ o'clock, M on THURS
DAY, the list day of June next for remodeling the
interior and painting and otherwise Improving tns
Improvement 10 estmated at $6,9l3 Bidders must
state the time in which they propose 70 complete the
ID will he reauired to enter into covenant with
the cty giving approved security for the prompt and
faithful execution Of the work II the contract 10
MT sisned within ten days after the date Of the
sward il will be considered abandoned, a. reiet
No bids win be received which exceed the estimate
Plans specifications and all necessary information 10
cation at the Office of the undersigned.
1 By order Of the Council.
nav 7s-dt1June w. GILL. City Engineer.
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DROTECTION AND INSURANCE

i HERRIN6's justly celebrated Fire and Bur-
rlar Proof SALAMANDER SAFES. are now seen
In almost every place of business Every man who
has books. papers money. and other valuable arti
elss to preserve finds that this 10 the cheapest and
thieves These Safes stand before the world a.
the CHAMPION SAFES, having proved themselves
IN over one thousand severe hre:. All persons who
Offices will find full assortment at the Office Of the
State Agent @
r. MccANDLIsH, Jr.,
my 24-H l36 Cary street.
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HANOVER cnrrNry

Col. THOMPSON (who is hard to beai) is reelected
Sheriff of this county, beating his opponent, Mr.
TIMBERLAKE, by 600 majority. TAYLOR and PRrp.
pY elected Commissioners OF the Revenue, and a
small majority against the removal of the Court
Hauen
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHrsGToN, May 25th.-The English Govern.
ment has notified the State Department that they
VII take possession OF the Fort of Stika and ell
other Russian ports ON the Pacific.
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VALUABLE HALF ACRE LOT on

MAIN AND JEFFERSON STREETS FOR
8 LIE AT AUCTION.-Henry. L. Brooke, ESQ,
having disposed of at private sale his residence on
Franklin street. with the half acre attached thereto
we will sell at public Auction, MONDAY after.
noon the 29th of May 1854, upon the premises COM
mencins at o'clock the rear half acres fronting
Main and Jefferson streets 1t will be divided into
lots each fronting IS feet on the North side of Main
street, running back $50 feet TO alley in common
Is feet wide.
TERMs-One quarter cash; balance at 6, 12 and Is
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by a trust deed. GODDlN L APPERSON
nv % Auctioneers
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JOB PRINTING, CHEAP, FOR CASH.
~ The DISPATCH JOB OFFICE, on Governor
Street. is extensively prepared to execute every de-
scription of PRINTING on very superior Power
Presses and new Type, at extraordinary low prices,
for cash.
CARDS printed very cheap, on one of the last fast
presses. my IL
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FUGITIYE SLAVE CASE

NV York, May 25.-The examination of An
thony Burns, claimed as a fugitive slave by Chas
+. Suite, ef Alexandria. Va, was commenced THU
morning, but postponed till Saturday next No dis
order was manifested
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WHO SELLS THE CHEAPEST

wv AlO V y =
w CLOTHING Before you decide cal at the
Clothing establishment of A. LEVY No. SO Main st..
opposite the City Hotel where you will find large
stock OF ready-made CLOTHING, of his own manu-
facture and should you prefer having your garments
made to order. you will find large assortment OF
goods. from which you can make your Selection HIS
stock OF furnishing goods be surpassed having
everything required for mems wear.
Call soon and viii be convinced of the TACT that
LEWIS Store,
my 26 Sign Of the Red Coat.
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LATEp FRnM R0IIvIA

NEW YORK, May 5.--The schr. Sullivan has ar.
rived from Bolivia with dates of Nav ilth. Hidcs
were scarce. On.tpril l5 the city OF Eeutreas was
destroyed by fire with 10000 hides large lot OF
deer skins, and flhcr properly. Probably many
hFes were lost
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RANAWAY from the Subscriber, resid-
~ ing Ia Chesterfield county, near the Gcai Ptns,
ON 10th OF April last egTo man, named lhhADi.
He 10 g years of age feet 10 or II inches high OF
very dark complexion and stout built. He has no
particular marss sbut him, but has very large eyes
and had ON when he left suit OF common grey kerr
sey clothing A liberal reward will be paid for the
delivery OF said negro 10 me- secured that may
get him sgain. VIM w. GoLLEf.
nv aG-GtS
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JOHNSON, convicted of larceny ut the last term OF
Halifax circuit court broke the county jail few
nights SINCE and escaped.
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BY ELIAS HALE, $3.50 -
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant, LOG Main
EVERY WEDNECDAy ANN carrrp

Auctloneer and Commission Merchant, log Main
LIVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATUR-,
- DAY EVENING, at ~ O'clock, 1 will offer at
auction my usually attractive stock Of WATCHES
JEWELRY and FANCY GOODS, combating In part
Gold Duplex, Chronometer and Msgic Hunters IS. J
open and hunting cases -
Silver Emf lish Lever, Anchor and CyIinder do bun.
tiers and open face H; fg.s{sH4 ~ "a - =
Gold, Fob, Vest and Guard Chains Seals and KEYS
Breastpins, EARRINGS, Finger-rings, Bracelets 10.
Together with large variety of Fancy Goods Dou-
BILE Barrel Guns, and large assortment of Hardware
ALSO, q fHff3tsf
WARE. -'t. - 80 :
Every article warranted as represented. - -
Sale positive. ~ $3.50 i-st}g "a is9sa Sts;
Having taken out license, and opened q esular
AUCTION and COMMISSION HOUSE at NV sfore
(of which have long lease) prepared TO offer
great Inducements to persons wishing to corsiKu
goods for Auction or private sale. % sff a
Consignments thankfully received and promptly At
tended to. 49,
g4 ELIAS HALE, Auct'r and
my IT'S Com Merchant, 106 Main Ut.
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PASSAGE OF THE NEBRASKA BI1I

PASSAGE OF THE NEBRASKA BILL
WASHINGTON, May 26.-The Nebraska bill has
passed the Senate by vote of thirty fce to thirteen,
without amendment -FOUR correspondent does not
say whether it passed Thursday night or yester.
day-a little matter that it would have been well
enough to communicate
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Mr. Eiis4t is rapidly proceeding with the
asf"assfletion Il the suspension bridge at Wheel.
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NEW SCHOOL PRESBYTERIAN AssEMRL,

PHfLADELTIA, May ss5.--The Committee on Bills
and oyerares reported unanimously to-day on
the slavery memorials. The Committee refer 10
the testimony OF past assemblies and recommend
no action.
The report was adopted by reclamation without
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w A N T E DPS, 900 Railroad Sills,
w fwhite or post oak, seven feet six inches
long, not less than inches in diameter at the small
end: to be barked and smoothly hewn on two sides; to
be inches thick The end of the stills to be cut off
other defects calculated to impair their strength and
durability The said sills to be delivered at the
In Richmond or on the line ofths road between Rich
nond or rcksburg, and to be placed by the
tractor convenient to be loaded the cars to be
spected by the superintendent oveerseers of the
road. The price, 40 cents per sill months per
cent off for cash. None will be received under size
w N. BRAGG, Supt. of Road.
Office R., F. and P. r. r. Co.,
March 22d, 1854. NH %
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BY GODDIN l. APPERSON.

EXECUTORS SALE OF REAL ES-
IL TATE ON VALLEY STREET-Pursuant tn
the last will and testament of Jesse Maule decd I
shall, on MONDAY, the 9Th June, 1854 at the hour
OF O'clock sell the House and Lot beion to the
estate OF said Maue situated at the est inter.
section Of 18th or Valley and Darlington streets
The Lot has front of 26 feet on l7th street, and
runs back an average depth of 73 feet to within ten
feet of Adams old Mill Canal and is now occnnisd
BY Mr. Mcdonald, and adjons the property of Thos
Adams, decd
TERMs-One.third cash; the balance in 4 and Q
months for approved negotiable notes and title re-.
tanned till the last payment is made. =
M. BATES, Exor.
Sale conducted by GoDDIN APpERsoN. Aucts
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CTABLE AND CARRIAGE HOUSE
y FOR RENT Having ne use for . stable and
carriage house will rent them out. Apply to
A. v. CRENSHAW.
At Valentine, CrenshAw 4 Goa
my 25-3t Or st my dwelling on Grace Il.
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MECHUMS RIVER, MAY 25. Ia54.-

MI ECHUM'S RIVER, May 25, 1854
ASl The Undersigned is prepared to accommod .te
twenty or thirty BOARDERS and will use his best
exertons 20 render bis guests comfortable and happy
the Virginia Central Railroad, ten miles of Char.
lottesvile, and near the eastern base of the Blue
Ridge, his house will be particularly attractive 10
those who enjoy pure air. cool water pure milk,
and butter sweet as the clover blossom, together
with quiet retirement in the midst of the most
his house.
TERMs-Per month, $50, servants and children
generally about half price !; per week, $6 per day,
SLIPS.
Post Office, "Mechums River, Va"
my &-dImc4t* WIN. GRAVES.
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INCREASE IN THE poPULATr

During the first four months of the present wear
ending April So the tsta number of passengers tn al
reached San Francisco by was IS 6O8; OF whom
Is. I4l were males, 1891 females, and 478 children -
During the same time the number departing was
1863; of whom $3.50 were males, 1896 females, and
| Ia children,
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FANCY SHIRTS.-We have received a
u fresh lot Of fancy Shirts, of the most approved
fashionable styles, made to lit well and easy Also,
= large assortment OF white Linen and Muslin DO.
of every variety. WIN r. ADCOCK g CD,
my Is Main a., under Am. Hotel,
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d LOTS OF VARIOUS SIZES AND

~l LOCATIONS, AT PUBLIC AUCTION
VIII be sold THURSDAY, LIST day of June 1854
commsrc cling at a O'Clock, r. M. two lots on the
north line of Leigh, between l4th and 18th Streets
Lot Darlington street. adjoining the late residence
of MIR. J. O. Crane; Lot on Valley street. near the
new Ticket Office and Coach Shops of the Central
Lots the road leading from the Valley by Chelsea;
ard Lots upon the Main street. Thoroue hfare Of
Bowling Green and the cross street entering the Me-
chancsville Turnpike, short distance south of the
Tol-Gate. This being already prominent turning
point for market men, gentlemen of pleasure, &c,
will be rendered much more so when the new road
leading from the Turnpike TO the New Bridge
road recently established is fully opened and in
Thus rendering these last lots desirable to persons
wishing to combine small stores with lots suited for
residences and gardens. These Lots win be sold in
the order advertised and the terms made to suit bid
ders. TAYLOR WILLIAMS
my 6 Auctioneers.
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EXAMPLE Refreshments provided
TRACT OF LAND IN HENRICC

Il COUNTY AT AUCTION-On MONDAY, 5th
june (being Court day. at II o'clock, M in front of
the County Courthouse will be sold tract of LAND
in the county of Henrico about six miles below the
city, near the Seven Pines" bounded by the VII.
Harrisburg road on one side, and by the New Bridge
road on the other
The Tract contains 10 acres, of which IS are in
woods, the remainder cleared, with small dwelling
and out-buildngs
TERMS: One-third cash. balance at and months
for negotiable notes. interest added and title retain
ed until last note is paid.
my % TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS,

old BRICKS, FRAMES, &c, AT
" AUCTION.-On SATURDAY. 27th May. at S
O'Clock upon the premises at the southwest corner
of Grace and 9Th sts will be sold the ruins Of the
corner building recently burnt, comprising LARGE
STONE STILLS, NC &c.. the walls to be taken down
by the purchaser Immediately, and to be removed
within thirty days. a40 n y 500 90
TERMS months credit for an approved note with
interest added. TAYLOR L WILLIAMS, ~
myA Auctioneers. !,
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Nv STRAYED from the subscriber,
"a on the 18th inst. small, dark bay HORSE,
years DID, liberal reward will be paid by return
ing him to
JOHN MORTON CO., Florists,
nv 26-d2tclt* Head OF Grace ar
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LEAVING CALIFORNIA.

The steamships Cortes, Uncle Sam and Panama
LETT San Francisco on the LIST inst, with more than
two thousand passengers and the usual complement
OF treasure and express freight The Times and
transcript says: So great number of persons de.
parting at one time is extraordinary, and may be
mainly attributed to the low fares and excellent &C.
eommodations afforded Among those who lei,
was Col. Fremont His whole party is in good
health, encamped near Stockton.
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SALE OF A

II tON1HIDCIVNLIt y n u Il y "A
~ SMALL FARM ONE AND HALF MILES
FROM THE CITY Pursuant to decree of the
Circuit Court Of the county of Henrco, entered Goth
of May 1851, in ths case Of Crump W. CrumP and
P. M, upon the premises, will be sold small Farm,
of about six acres, about one half miles north of
the city, on the road leading from Meadow Bridge
road to Brook Turnpike, and the lands of Gar.
land Haines, ]. L. Cary and others, and being the
real estate of which Mary Crump died seized
TERMS One-third cash; balance at 6 and IL m'ths,
for bonds interest added and title retained till last
note is paid JAS M. TAYLOR, Com'r.
my &c TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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GONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will Be cold
~ on SATURDAY 9th day Of May at 10 o,clock.
A. NJ, in the rear of Woods stable, for cssh one
koane HORSE; CART and HARNESS., sold to O.
tisfy two executions in my hands. a. al assf
ALFRED LEWELLEN, D. c.,
my N-H For JAS. p. TYLER n. &C. r.
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FUTURE DAYS.


FUTURE DAYS.
BY ALEX. MOTT { co. -
I .ARGE STOCK OF SADDLERY Al
- AuCTloH.- THE suhssribss antidipst1g
for ale Ii. .os1 IF sID 70 d. Il cot a. S cas
until the th Of June ct which time he will sell al
.ne stock 1t auction. His stock consists q
about $50 fns sADDIEs iueiudp" .om nss Of ~
finest have ever had mede Also very large lot Of
WHIPS Of every description; In fact, tho largest
stock OF every article usually kept in Saddlery 20.
tabshmentl ever saw,
Persons 10 want Of sch articles, and who are in
the habit OF settling every six months shall have ey.
cry article charged to their account ct cash price
II there are any accounts standing against JOS H.
Coiquf Agent or myself in iividqally, persons hsv-
ment jos. H COLOIriTT
my "a A MOTT { CO. Auct,.
BY PULL'AM L DAVIS.
A UCTION SALE OF HORSES, LUM-
"A Der, STABLE, sc intending to close our
present business, We will sell, without reserve et
public auction, on TUESDAY, the S0th day Of MAY,
commencing at 10 o'clock. at our Saw Milf in Man.
chester. large lot of LUMBER, consisting princi-
pally of Scsntng and Joists, which will be sold to
suit purchasers.
A WAGON. Three HORSES, and STABLE
ALSO,
( win be sold, the SAW MILL.
The buildings are ground leased from the Trustees
of Manchester. -
Terms made known at sale.
All persons indebted to the concern win please
come forward and pay up. II.
my 22-dtds B.&F.
serpe, at 10 o'clock. on TUESDAY next.
my 20 PULLIAM DAVIS, Aucts.
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+ ARGE SALE OF BEAUTIFU

L
IL BUILDING LOTS AND SQUARES, NEAR
ROCKETS. ON FULTON'S HILL, AT AUG
TION TUESDAY, seth May. 1854, at half past
O'Clock, p M, upon the premises, will be sold from
100 to $50 building Lots and Squares. situated near
Rockets, on Fulton's Hill, adjoining Mount Erin
and opposite to the beautiful Villa of Mr.. John NJ
Royal.
From their very beautiful situation and proximity
to the lower part of the city, and the facilities Afford
ed by the omnibuses. (being near to the omnibus
staud,) for cheap and convenient communication to
all parts of the city, these Lots exceedingly we'll
adapted for building sites; besides which, most of
them abound in brick clay of the best quality hav-
ing been fully tested.
Considering the desirable character of this proper
ty and the many improvements going ON in the vici-
nty it is believed that favorable opportunity
for investment is rarely offered,
pat of the property may now be seen at the Of
fee of the Auctioneers
Persons may attend this sale with the assurance
that every lot offered will be positively sold.
Should the weather. on the day above app pointed
prove unfair the sale will take place on the next
fair day thereafter.
TERMS -One-third Cash; balance at and mos,
for negotiable notes, interest added trust deed IL
tie retained
nv II TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts
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About the 7th uit, party OF 10 or l2 of Walkers
men came up to the Sonora side of the COLORADO and
crossed the ferry nearly in make and starving con
dition. They stated that about ten days previous
Walker crossed the river some 10 miles below the
mouth of Gila, by means of RATS and swimming
They describe the whole OF the command Is being in
a most miserable and destitute condition, wearing
try, and this in tatters and rags Walker himself 10
no better clad than the rest and has but one boot and
a part of the other
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IA SEAT, OR 81 BUILDING LOTS IN THE
TOWN OF SYDNEY, AT AUCTION.-On MON.
DAY, 5th June, being whit Monday,l at O'clock
the town of Sydney, lying the North side of Har
vie opposite the residence of Mr.. L. H. Dance
Being of an elevated and pleasant situation these
Lots particularly adapted for building Sites whilst
as whole this property, containing about acres
with beautiful Oak grove, number of select trees
&C., constitutes of the most valuable and beaut
full sites fora suburban residence in the vicinity Of
the city.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at and months
with interest," titled TO be retained until payment in
full.
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/ MECHANIC GUARDS, ATTEN-
W TION.-Attenda called meeting of your Ccp1ps.
ny on SATURDAY, May 9th, at O'Clock, P M.
~ at Lafayette Hall.
By order the Captain.
my 26-2t JOHN T. OSBORNE o. s.
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SANTA Annals RETREAT FROM ACAPULCO.

The Panama Star, of May 4th, learns by the arri-
val of the steamer Columbus from San Francisco,
that Santa Annals blocksdiug squadron had departed
from Acapulco, and Santa Anna himself had retreat.
ed with his troops into the interior in the direction
OF the city OF Mexico. During his withdrawal San
Ia Anna. expecting to be attacked whilst passns
some dehies in the mountains, sent the litter in
which he hal prev iousy been conveyed along with
the army and took more circuitous route ON horse.
back to the place they were marching.
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By the North Star, at New York, we have oul
California files TO the LIST instant but they furnish
little in addition to what has been already given
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MOUNTAIN ASH GO8HEN bUITEh
~ 4 4 iev isss Of prime. rsesisiat e .'s ~. =