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Dreadful snuricr Near Leeds.
About II O'Clock at noon yesterday, says the
London Tints of the 18th ut., u young woman
and man (her fa,her) went into tho Maltmill
Inn, Armley, and shortly afterwards another
man went into the house. The first then
left, leaving the woman aud the man in the par
lor. together with n child who had accompanied
the young woman. Very soon afterwards the
landlord of the inu was alarmed by cry of
"murder ~ and running into the parior
whence the cry procf cded, he discovered the
man laid upon the floor and the man upon her
apparently with some Instrument in his hand
Two or three other persons rushed into the pHr
lor at the same time, and the landlord left 10 look
for constable. On his return he found that tie
man had in the midst of the confusion, made bis
escape. The whole village, however, n
larmcd aud in about an hour afterwards man
spprrhrnded, who restless at Arn!ey. in II
field neer the Asylum. This man was identified
by the landlord of the Maltmill as the person who
had been with the woman, aud had got out of the
house while he was IN search of the constable
The prisoner was at ouce tax en To- the Leeds
Courthouse, where he searched The pls-
oner, who was somewhat ipt0Xicated was found
to be wearing two shirt, the front of one % which
presented = very bloody appearances. One of
his coat pockets also full of blood, and the
forefnger of his ight hand was very severely cut
in two places A pair Of scissors marked with
blood was also found in the prisoners possession.
He gave the name of John Allen. After brief
examination, the prisoner was remanded till Sat
urday. The unfortunate young woman died III
about an hour after the occurrence. She was
found to have her throat cut in dreadful man
ner, and, though she remained sensible for some
time, she never spoke afterwards. Her clothes
and some of the articles of furniture in the room
we've besmearcd with blood and razor with blood
on it also found in the room. The unfortu-
nate womans name Is stated to be Jane Barnum,
and she is said to be IA married woman. though for
some time past she had been living with the pri-.
oner, by whom she had two children. She was
an actress at Wds Theatrical E,tabli ,hment,
stationed at Armley. it icing Armey Feast
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The subscribers opening their Stock of Fall ah
Clothing and invite the attention of their numerous
friends and the public generally TO The most deslta
Made Clothing they have ever had the
pleasure exhibiting although by common consent the oxh
bon previous seemed scarcely 10 have room
Ter Improvement
generous patronage by tho subscribers since the
establishment their house and tho complete success OF h'r
establish the basis of mn'nal advantage
collier, First Glass Clothing House, eompnr
ing avoTahly with similar House not only IN the stat"
the Union Inns encouraged thcm to uctcaRed on"rt 10
deserve of the ami
cable relations existing between the Bazaar aud the comnni
of the articles constantly
hand would hc supououa besides occupying too much
space advertisement Suffice II to say that we are now
supplied with and shall regularly receive from our mhnutae"
desirable style of Garment cut nne ana trimmed
the tasteful and substantial manner for whh The Clothing
the atyles Of
rial appear time In the Northern Cities
In Furnishing Department always be found large
Superior oko Shirts Collars Gloves
Hosiery every article pertaining tn that branch Il" our hn
BlHEOttliAt HhAfIb a w.
nA.1l L.
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JACOB MAuCK, Inspector.
LYYcHBuRG, Sept. 30th, 1856

GoIxd II FOR SuIcDE.-A few evenings since, says
the Petersburg EIpress just at the time for the start
ing of the evening train to Richmond, a woman thew
herself upon the track few steps before the engine
but was fortunately, Immediately detected and remoy-
Ell. She would persist however in getting upon the
track declaring that she wanted to cut her head off
Conductor Daniel used every exertion in his power
but no would she be taken from her. danger
Gus situation, than she scrambled back, and placed
her head close to the wheel intent upon selfdestruc
ton. She was, By the continued efforts of Conduc
tor D. at length forced away, and the train allowed
to pass, when giving up all hopes of coming to her
death in that mode of suicide, she went off towards
name is unknown.
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CoNcoRp, oct 2d.-rhe President received nj
the Depot ON his arrival here by a Committee and
escorted by numerous cavaleade. lie rode
bare-headed, constantly bowling in nowedgment
ofthe cheers which greeted him every side. II Is
estimated that there were twelve thousand PERSONS
present.
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AJOKvEII HOUSE,
~ NRin street. 1.ynchburg, yR.
THE "NORNE" has undergone change of construction
that paecs footing with the best modern built Hotels Of
The
The contains guests
furnished style aud suited
the all OF character that will make rank In
tact, with the first class Hotels of the country
WELLS 4 HYDE.
aur ll.dSets rroprctora
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4 Car WITH Docs HEAD.-It is a pity that Bar
mum is not still Snowman, - few other mortal pos
anything like his tact for turning lasus Nd
atro TO good account.
Yesterday man who had been a laborer on the
Petersburg and Norfolk Railroad brought to town in
a basket Il half grown cat with nertect dogs head
Oh it. He said he bought it of negro down the
line for a dollar and old coat and intended selling
it at the show in Philadelphia. He modestly asked
Us $50 for the brute.
The cat part of it was brown and grey tail long,
aud claws perfect the dog part head resemb-
ling close to that of small Blenhem spaniel with
fine round brown eyes and long glossy hanging ears,
deeply fringed The owner said ii barked just like
dog and had very little Of the cat naturein it except
is timdity. gentleman offered the owner 81 for
it, but the owner smiled and winked and went off
with his bow--wow.-Pet ersjatg Democrat.
FIsT AND SKuLL.-The Editor of the Democrat,
published at Union. Monroe county, eongratuates
himself upon taking the second degree of editorial
life. lie says tina. W r. Staples, Esq, visited his
Office last week, and demanded recantaton OF GER
tain remarks concerning his speech in Union in Au-
gust last. He refused to retract and thereupon Mr.
Staples pitched into him like thousand of brick,
and such another rencontre he says was never wit
messed before. His caused to bleed little
and with that exception the wounds were slight IS
to the wounds of his antagonist, Staples he did
feel much interest and threore didn't examine close
ly.
CLEReAL-The Souh-Side Democrat states that
Bishop Cobbs, of Alabama, preached at Saint Pauis
Episcopal Church in Petersburg on Sunday morning:
and in the evening at the same church the Rev. j.
N Bannster of the same State, preached an impress
siYe sermon to a numerous congregation.
DISTRESSING AcCoESr-The Petersburg Express
states that on Sunday last little son of Mr.. Benz.
Wells, about fourteen years of age, had one of his
eyes completely torn ont by glaneing ball fired from
aplstol in the hand Of son of Mr., Allen Alley
lAeY were playing together and the shooting was
Tue result of accident, rather carelessness Boys
saould not be permitted to use firearms.
OUR FhAG.-The Americans of Wytheyille raised,
on saturday last, FILLMORE AND DoNELsoN flag,
which may be seen proudly floating to the breeze OPP
Poste The Court House. The pole is III feet high.
Tue american party OF old Wythe are all right,
ana ana wan he found at the polls in November next
WIN sueh names as Fillmore and Donelson' in
7imfs.
:, - TINE OF PEACE PREPARE FOR WARa--GiZzard-
too' Is getting ready oRght. He has issued through
we a lntant General, orders to the commandants
throughout the State, to thoroughly organize the
militia that 1t may he qualified To render effective
service whenever Virginia may call for it Hear
nnd renhle We who are mourning the dspcaS OF
MS await majesty, Eb0shin
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TX, ,Hs rss5szlatssssz7 ,oupLETiON OE Tm,

&onEGHsNti Nice for neutrality-suspicious.
- ror Mustard Ground Spice tennHnt Gloves family
superior Sugnrs brown Coffee crushed and loaf Teas
various quality and prce aud tplccs had to heat nj
sep PITS VALENTINE HENlNGS
Nirginin n Tennessee u. H. Company.
PRESIDENTS OFFICE. lNNCnHuHG, Sept -, 1856
FuNAE Ninth Annual Meeting Of ihc StOcLhoid-
of the Virginia Tennessee RHil Nond Company VIII
lie held thu Office of the Company, In this city. Ncducs
day the 10th day Of October next by order OF the prcsni
w. IL HUGHES,
Sccry Board Of Directors
Z, Proxies represent Stock In the General Meetings
shall only be valid for the spaeo years from the date
thereof
FORM or PROXY
KNOW Ms ny TuEst PNstN1s That we, the suhscri
bcts being Stockholders the Virginia Tenn Il Compa
NY, do hereby constitute aud appoint
lawful Attorney and Proxy each ot
Ii all General Meohesuf he Stockholders of said Eompn
ny. when personally present with fun power Rud
uhav Rtnn such grucrameruGt to snch vote volts
10 d. such other each Of could give d.
if personally present.
Witness oar hands and seals, this day nf
Ia tsEAI1
NtfNFss tslALD
Iidt2loct
v Papers advertising for the Company copy
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u sNfAp l.. CLAnR
" CHURCH STREET.
IYNCnnuRa VA.
fe ladSely SSEAp Il CLARK, Proprietors,


THO cLANCASrER late Of Fncastle Va takes pleasure In
annnune to- h old onda and customers and the public
orally that he hhs thai and
modous loe opposite tho Depot Ia this place He In
prepared 10 give them welcome reception
Inl : i A1-ll
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WINES ASp BuANpits for family use medicinal pu
and rpicuros
We beg leaves In inform friends and the puhlic
have psi received and will keep always haul
complete III finest quality Of tho RhaNr
articles Amongst others offer magnificent Old \ Port
Wine Vintage l-i Old MareI toKnar Brandy, Vintage 100
IayIp celebrated London DOCK brandy the finest
Pale sherry cverumperted Vintage lsi6, Hungarian attic
Wine Of tHo Mlrgaux Vineyard. the Scir
Holland GIN. Barclay i Perkins London Porter, aud
~ grade of the ate goods II for family mcc
nal purposes.
The above all in bottles ready for transportation
hn goods direct from FIRST hands defy
petition uav aud all We sell 10 he perfect
iv pure aul unadutoralc1 We also have small
Sancs and that delicious West India preserve
Gupya jelly which nfc the Ladies try thing
extra
stock OF Cigar comprises all the best brands OF Prime
prinoipe, East lniia theroes from 80 80 90
per which offer wholesale and retail also all
the choice brands of Iynchhurg Tobacco, and feel cnuye
house in Iynchblrg elsewhere offer
Inducements goods better bargains their
than ourselves IL MEAD HARRIS CO
y Il w recommend our Hungarian White Wine rs deli.
and efficient free from all alcohol and the heating
effects Of all alcoholic preparations.
scp.7ts
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HTnLoWAe's PILLS and Ointment, Perry
laws ram Killer, Sanfords Invgorator, for sale at
'Pn Cts . H. Dn,S store
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w MAnKFT 81. OPPOSITE Market HOUSE, LYNctBuh0,
Val prepared furnish Mt the very shortest
icc Horses Hacks Buggca, fhe very best Ia the ry)
Persons wishing Hack, drawn by fine Horses,
with the polite and careful drivers can be accommodated
by
Gentlemen wishing take n short afternoon drive with
lady, Buggy with fine Horse can be accommodated
Ibv
Gencmcn having Pleasure Horses by sending them to my
Stable Will have kept fine order and always ready at
moments notice am also responsible for danaFe done
them while In stable will be pleased If the public VIII
give call satisfy themselves that my stable better
stocked than any other in this city + WILLIAMS
iul l5dta pruprictar
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II :. MnlITEMORE & BRO
Hrn..nInt.-1--

CHARLOTTE, April r. l7oA
Il ed the Pillow TO
plough piece of low grounds cot 20
which has been lying idle for eight consequently
rough state Bat pillow has gone through II,
with strong to without giving way In any
cular thorough work than have had done
other pillow. have been nowman for forty years
have tried patterns hn the master PoH OF NIL
have used the druught In ca7ioonts wtdrr
than other horse plow have
When tha peNs have on hand give OUT shaii re
place them with the Iron Cyour) flow.
Respectfully WIN. q. PRICE.
< WmTTFNoWE A
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r.. x-., El1crOWPI.ETION OF TEE y:
4lLA ~ ~ s4=S3EyVA & Tenn Rail ROAD-oPEN.

6tAsH FOR WOOL.-I waai in,nrd In tcly
~ 5000 pounds washed Wool for which pay the high.
ct market price In Cash Bonsaeks Linsey and
servants wear a. RUCKTR
-
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BAPTIST - WHITE,
- Tobacco Gomspi-eion Merchants.
~ fHoNr 81, INV YORK..
q. BAPTIST. late OF potersbnF, Va.
Jso , NlUrE late Of the firm, Of Hes
ter \ White, Richmond. Va
sep - div
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NOTECE.-vhe co-partncrship heretofore ex-
~ isting the undersigned and s. Diugud, under
January last
The business VIII hereafter he carried by the undersigned
under the firm and style of D. p G. A. DlUGUID, at the
old stand OF s. Duyiid & Sons.
Al having claims agninst the firm s Duguid
Sons i'll them for settlement and those owing
will please come forward and pay up.
DAVID DUUGCIn,
GEORGE 4 DltGUlD.
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Coon SALE OF REAL EsrArE.-The storehouse, on
Main Street, occupied by Strother & Whitehead, was
sold at auction Wednesday for the sum Of S9,4 5o.-
This is regarded excellent sale aud unmstakc-
ably shows that real estate is looking up in Lynch
burg. Mosby Speed were the purchasers.
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CLERIcAL.-The South-Side Democrat states that
Bishop Cobbs, of Alabama, preached at Saint Pauls
Episcopal Church in Petersburg Sunday morning;
and in the evening at the church, the Rev. j..
N. Banniser of the State, preached an impress
slye sermon to a numerous congregation.
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PETERSBURG ADVERTISEMENTS.
ID Ox.TON,s CLOTHING nOUsE. As s,e

1DOYNTON'A CLOTHING. HOUHE, ID Nycn-
IL MORE, ST, PFTEHsBuRa.--My Stock OF Ready Made
Clothing Furnishing Goods embrace the
superior variety that have had the pleasure
exhibiting the citizens of the Cockade city surrounding
Ny Stock Cloths Cassmees and Vestings have
selected with great from first mpoatons and latest
Styles patterns will be made order In ths best
upon notice warranted suit sale Per
fno Party and Wedding Suits Of choice mate
rial aud best finish ha be disappointed examination
stock Mr. JOHN WHITE Cutter and Manager Of the
Custom Department THOS W. ROYSTON,
sep 2Ots d Sycamore at, Petersburg, Va.
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FURNITURE! FUkNlIURE!!
ratefu past fsvors, the subscriber would
his thanks his friends and the pub
lie generally, and inform them that he
has and constantly adding thereto large
Elegant Furniture manufactured by klfu work
men material finished the de-
Ills Stuck embraces article usually
touu p In the most extensive manufactures
call those wishing purchase, feeling as
that he aud Will in regard TO both
price and quail OF work
Hair and Shack Mattresses always on hand.
EDWARD j. FOLKES,
Warcrooms and Mandatory doors below Liberty Ware
sep 2d&cts
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WEDNEsD4Y July %, 1856

WLDIFEOOdI JUL %, 4oVO'
We have noticed no transactions of any Importance during
the past week. Two arrivals from foreign ports have occurred
in that time. Schooner Akice, from Yancouvers Island, with
shingles, and bark Frances Palmer, from San Francisco, In
ballast. No surer indication of the state of trade exist than the
Imports and exports hence to San Francisco. No freight is Of
fering now to speak of, and we regret that our fine packets have
to run in ballast. However, our merchants, during these dull
months cannot boast OF keeping in more than ballast trim.
The fall trade win begin early this season Se think, as a con-
siderable portion of the whaling feet are cruising on the hodl-
ack ground, from which they generally return a month carrier
than the Ochotsk feet. From the Kodiack we shall probably
have arrivals within six weeks. Our list Of whaIer5 III the NorIh
Pacific show, that as large a feet as usual may be expected here
this fall, but The business season viii be more prolonged than
heretofore.
III our San Francisco e xchanges we find no material %changesin
the market quotations given last week, though the news from
thence IS eight days later.
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[rRoM OUR coRREspoNnnxr.1

Our readers will no doubt recognize in the following
letter, our quondam fellow-townsman, now an editor ID
Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 80, 49,
Editor Of the Pacific Com. Advertiser.
We have had high old times here OF late with
Vigilance Committee movements and all, and y
has been a good deal of 6 quiet excitement among
but after all business has gone on much as usual
IN the midst of all this turmoil we have had lf
to ship two and a half millions of gold, ever!
weeks from this port. What would you say INF
" one horse town" to such an export as this
The quiet, orderly manner in which the peops''.
arisen in their might and majesty, determD"
right some of the wrongs, that like an incubus
weighed them down, is the strongest possibRF
Of the absolute power of the American people 10
government. In all these great movements thr
been no noise, no riot, no unseemly jeers or hp
but stern, silent, determined action. You wile
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rRoM ora coRREsroypExr.

SAN Francisco, July 9th, 1856.
DEAR SIR During the interval since the date OF our hst' our
market remains without change, and transactions of all but sta
le articles have been limited. The present is our annual DUN
season, and we look for little change before the setting in of fall
trad When we anticipate considerable activity. Shipments OF
gol iinue heavy, the last month having reached nearly five
m Mr.. Hopkins who was stabbed by Judge Terry is
RAPIDLY recovering, and is considered by his physician out Of
danger. Terry is stilin confinement at the Vigilance Committee
Rooms.
We are without further arrivals from your Port, and feel
somewhat alarmed for the safety of the What Cheer, now 81
days out. The Frances Palmer sails early tomorrow NOR
ming, with a small freight and passenger list, and nolater intelli-
gence from the East.
The following clipper ships have arrived:
July 8, Storm King, 124 days from New York
s, White Swallow 1856 "
5, Lotus 40 " {"
8, Goddess 1873 " " Boston
The Flying Cloud, Capt. VIM. Reynard, is out III days and
not yet arrived. This is the longest passage she has ever made.
The next mail, with dates from New York to June Goth,
will probably go forward by the U. S. Sloop of War, John
adams, Capt. Boutwell,, to sail Immediately upon the arrival of
the Mail Steamer. We look for the Yankee in about a week.
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Vessels. Expected from. Foreign Ports.

Z. s. sloop of War John Adams, Boutwell,, from San Francis
CO, July 10, with L. S. mail.
French Frigate Embuscade, from Panama, June Is, via Punta
Arenas.
Am bark Yankee, Smith, from San Francisco, about Aug. 8.
Br. bark Cynthia, johnson, FROM Puget Sound, with lumber te
johnson s Enmes. Sail about June 30
Br. bark Avery LELAND, from Liverpool May 1st, assorted
mdze. to r. c. Janion.
Am. ship Ceylon, Barrett, from Boston, April Is, asstd mdze
to B. W. Field.
Am. sch vaquero, Newell, from Sydney tc r. Coady &-Co.
Bre. brig Oahu, Wolde, from Bremen, APPS, assorted cargo to
Mechers & Co.
Ham. brig Emma, - from Hamburg, ass'd cargo to Krul
& Mol.
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spECIAL BUSINESS NOTICE.

Persons DESTROYS of mailing papecs, can procure tnen a. ~ ~
counter neatly done up in wrappers, six copies % - cen's' u
fourteen copies for a dollar.
TERMs.-Six Dollars per annufn.
Single Copies 121 cents each.
Tn order tn accommodate our native subscribers, BLK mousn
subscription. (S3) 81 be received for the Hawaiian Eduoh'
AGENTS FOR TIE COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.
c. S. BARLOW, Esq.
LdhGend, Ma"s L. S. TORBERT Esq
1lafGnao, Il: 1N"H' Capt. ]. WORTH
Aito u IT, Capt. JAS. A. LAW
K0na, HaWGii Anoo.n r n SS,ITTu
6oI0a; Cny 1. P. FISHER, Esq, Mer. Elk.
WN We, Redford and q. S. B. LINDSEY, Ed. Ship List.
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MEMORANDA

The clipper ship ocean Telegraph, Willis, which left this
port Feb. %, with cargo of oil, etc, arrived at New York June
1st., in "a days passage. 1t will be remembered that Capt.
b. T. Snow and family took passage in her. Passengers all well.
We have looked over our San Francisco files, and cannot find
the arrival of the Gen. VooL at that port, though some thirty
days out. Neither had the bark What Cheer arrived, though
35 days out.
The Ham bark Senator, having repaired her leak, which was
found to be in the stern, some five feet below water mark, and
10th.
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PORT OF HONOLULU, H. :
ARRIVALS.

July 17-Schooner Dolphin, from Kauai.
19.-Haw schooner Kamehameha,f from Kahului.
19-Br schooner Alice, from .VancouVer's Island, to Hudson
Bay Co.'S Agent.
22-Haw sch Ka Moi, Hebron, from Lahaina and Kahului
22-Am bark Frances Palmer, Stott, IL days from San Fran
cisco, to d. G. Waterman, Esq.
24.-Schooner Favorite, Hall, from KoIoa, Kauai.
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DEPARTURES.

July liam blk Ella Francis, for Teekalet.
19-Schooner Excel, Chadwick, for Lahaina and Kahului.
19-Am ship Herald, Lake, for Puget Sound.
Han bark Senator, Vessels, for Shanghai.
1-Haw sch Rialto, King, for Lahaina.
21.-Haw sch Kamehameha ~, Gulick, for Koloa.
22-Schooner Kekauluohi for Lahaina and Kona, Hawaii.
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ORIGIN os SANDwIcHEs.-Lord Sandwich, when
Minister of State, having passed twenty-four hours
at o public gaming table, was so absorbed in play
during the whole time, that he had no subsistence
but q bit of beef between two slices of bread, which
he ate without quitting the game. This new dish was
ever afterwards, and is TO this day, called by the
name ef the minister who invented it.
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DEATH.

In Honolulu, July 10, OF consumption, Mr.. VIZ. r. STUDLEY,
4 Is 81 years, formerly of Boston, Mass.
Boston papers win please copy.
Drowned on Tuesday the 2d inst, WILLIAM TIUGo, son of
Nary c. and Hugo Stangenwad, aged 1S months and 13 days.
~ CMr. STASeEswALD took passage III the Yankee for San Fran
cisco, where he wa intending to spend a few weeksl
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vANcoUvERs IsLAND.-Per Affective tons Goals, 100 NJ
shingles.
SAN FRANCISCo.-Per f. Palmer-10O kegs nails, 20 kegs
spikes, 2 bales ticking, 1 box tobacco, 2 kegs powder, 10 sacks
oats, / Dbl oysters, 4 bxs mdze, l stove, 4 pkgs furniture.