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UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA LAW De

y PARTMENT.
The Lectures in this Department will the Sc
cond Monday Norcm 1851 and until the first
Monday of Spril 1855. They will embrace the important
branches of the Civil, Common Constitutional and nterna
olul Law as well Equity Jurisprudence and Practice.
Lectures will be delivered by fonr Professors
Those by Professor McCA EB will of Admiralty and
Maritime Law international Law, and the Jurisdiction of the
Courts of the United States -
Those by Professor RANDElL HUNT will treat OF Com
Those by Professor ROSE Us win embrace the Civil Law
Land Titles whether derived from England Spain Frame
United States; and the Practice OF the Courts Of Civil Jur
dicon in Louisiana. .,,. 49,
Law Equity Jurisprudence and Practice, and Constitutional
Law.
degree Bachelor of Laws will he conferred those
students only shal have attended full courses OF Lee
after having read Twelve months
direction of pectab Conn eor Law shall
examination by the various Professors be ouud deserving
Of the honor.
The fee of each is s5 maricunt;on fee $5
SlN for the diploma.
All communications mnst be addressed TO The Dean Of the
Faculty, New Orleans. THEODORE II. Mct}ALEB,
ielQ Dean of tlle FAclty.
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NK. WILSON, OF ST. GEORGES AND ST BAR
~ hoosew HOSPITALS and SIX years with Ricord of Paris
opened rce No IL Dauphe rect for general
practice especially for the treatment OF all disc Of the
GenerRve OrgNns in both without the use Of
hours consultations French Eng ish IL A.,
NJ, and G P. NJ. US 3pt
NJUTiCE 70 TO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS
~ Patent Sawed Weaterboar3ue both rough and dressed
tiGlber, sale Si rvEg
an 81 per sI for dressed, In lots t. suit purchasers.
Llu:har saved lGrier.
feLg 6n STAR planning MILLS New Basin.
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@-E,, G. BLEAxLEY. SO AND 81 RAMPANT
S- street manufacturer of Carriages, Buggies Spring
S-2@2LZ Wagons ETC. Fire Engines rebuilt. Repairing in
all the branches done atthe shortest notice. jas ly
EOHVLER's STEAM BOILER PATENTED
Il September 80. 1856.
The above Boiler very economical in fuel, takes
little cleans ITSELF easily repaired and does
any more tlIan the ordinary Boiler.
LEvEE STEAM CorTOS Press,
New Orleans March l3, 1857.
d. Fl. Fowler ESQ:
Dear Slr-We take great pleasure in recommending to all
parties using steam your Patented Boilers We
OF them in operation besides the third You
sUcng Tor We fully convinced Of their great
that have turned the boilers previously
although they were all nearly having only been
| in use about eight months
Your Boilers sixty of fuel
the least trouble with them. We one
hundred pounds in half hour in the
Boilers has been in
and has required cleaning, impression
least year without any cleaning being
it cleans itself all the time by the Of the
| valves day.
| We are, dear srs, yours truly,
+, J. FORSTALI,,
H. STREAM Engineer.
For all particulars with individual rights rights
to manufacture sell for other States apply
signed at his Boiler Mannfacory III B oe where
Boilers of descrpiouare III socts notice
m2S 3m DAVID I. FOWI.ER.
| CHEREsY BRANDi-l0quar casks. in store and
! ~ for sale by
jy2 s. WOLFE, 95 Camp street.
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CLMAN's PNEUMATIC STEAM GkANU-
VI NTOR plantations, comprising the
and smallest classes of which has taken off
three crops with combination of the following advantages
any other known application OF steam to steam Granu
lAtor entire steam train:
1t requires but pressure OF 80 pounds of steam to s'rike
a Battery" ~
z lis niues never "scale' require cleaning
l. It's heating surface is equally distributed throughout the
body of juice, tha even and hard grained sugar made
T. The steam being all condensed and returned the boilers
direc, additional boilers required where the mill
boilers are large Glmans Bagasse Furnace is used
par of cylinder boilers 80 inches in diameter and "a long
with Cnau Bagassc Furnace furnish grind the
cane and run the Pneumatic Battery making 10 hhds sugar
per day. .
Al nurh expense the planter than other bat
terry or application of making sugar. part entirely
by steam. . - .
For further information, pamphlet with ull specifications
and drawings will furnished application the subscriber
make the Battery Evapo
raors or Carihes used with direct exhaust
SAMUEL. H. GILMAN
1y 70 irarier New Orleans. La
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STREET COM,R--OFFICIAL.

FIRST DISTRICT POUND-Nas brought
to the First District Pound Dryades street. between aa
"n One WSe he Goa. s wity was and
one dark brown mare Mule about Is hands high lame
One brown horse Mule hands high lame in the left
| fore leg.
on paid will be sold public auction pound on MON
DAY. the i7th OF August at 70 Tslosk So 4 NJ
T. j. HTsTELBERGER
W. o,,,. ,.- Deputy Comptroller.
New orleans, August 3, 1887. au6 II Is
FPAVE DU PREMIER DISTRICT-n p
~ etc conduit depot des Epsves du Premier District
Dryades entire les Julie Girod, com1ne epaves-
une CheNre blanche des glandes, marque
Une Mule brun sonce, denvon Is haut estropies
de Il j Jamie gauche de derriere
Jamie gauche de devant. f ~ "
81 les dts sniuanx ecane ours ct les
LuND1 Ii da0at 1857 j 10 hsTrss 9s4yoA 4 A.
Nouveeorleans, lie aotit 1857. aus ii Is
CECOND DISTRICT POUND-Was brourbt
~ the Second District Pound St and De6gny
One light bay horse Mule about ls hands high belly and legs
very light sorre with black stripe the back brown
marks over both shoulders cropped mane and switch tail
Which if claimed within days and the expenses there
on pad W be 500 az M public aGe5ion @ At said depot on WE'D
| p A. GuYoL, Street Commissioner.
| T. J. HITsELBERGER,
| o, Deputy Comptroller.
New Orleans Jnly II, 1857. aul 6 II
FPAyE DU SECOND DIsTR1CT-n a etc
- conduit depot des Epaves du Second District
| des rues Se.Anne ct Derbigny, CONNIE tpaYe-
I'm Mulet bal clair denviron hau lie ventre ct
les aen S clair aveG nne s nore sur dos des
Tongue fere fer % aux auae pieds ct sans etampe visible.
CREDI lie Il aod 1857 a midi; w
Nouvelle- Orleans 81 Juliet 49, GtI aul Io
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Notice hereby given that SATURDAY. sth of Angus
next will aducate my Office Il o'clock M the above
lease. Il. THEARD,
iyo3l5 Comptroller.
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sUMMER ARRANGEMENT

. SUM NJ E II ARfSANGEMENT-
SAElst,sS S Steamer Ben Franklin, Jos. D. Clarke,
FssEA master, for Cairo Hickman, Memphis Helena
Napoleon Geenyile and all the Bends will leave the fol-
lowing throughout the connecting Cairo with the
Illinois Central Railroad ST. Iou and all the Eastern cities
Memphis with the Memphis and Charleston Railroad for
ville Huntsville Tucuia Knoxville Chattanooga and
the Virginia Springs
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug. IL, at 5 P. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Aug. &c, at p NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept q at 3 P. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Sept. %, at S p. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY, Oct. 7, ut 5 P. NJ
Leaves New Orleans WEDNESDAY,, Oct. q, al 7. NJ
The Ben Frank unsurpassed in point of speed and
fort boat having large and airy arranged
pressly Tor the accommodation Of families.
Passengers depend this boat leaving advertised
be engaged for Of the above app
cation her agents where plan Of her cabin
JOHN F. HYDE It CO., &c Poydras street,
W. E. REDDING, Railro d Agent,
SEQ under st. Charles Hotel.
The Ben Franklin will attend to her Memphis Bend Way
and Plantation business usual.
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COMPTRoLLER--OFFICIAL.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE
RESOLvED, That the Comptroller be, and
~ he is hereby authorized required give by
standing in the official JOURNAL accordance
with the ninth section Of ordinance No. 2 approved March
3d. 1854 the Council will pay bill against the city unless
contracted under authority of order from the Comptroller
in sccordanse wi,h the ordinance referred TO-
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lSignedl l.. II. PLACE
~ President Board Of Aldermen
tsignedl JOHN L. LEWIS, Mayor
The attention OF the officers of the city Of the public Ia
respectfully called to the foregoing resolution.
r. THEARD,
lylo Comptroller City of New Orleans
coMPTRoLLER's OFFICE, )
City of New Orleans, July 23 1857 5
[ No. 34S9. ]
Reoloed That the Comptroller SELL after fifteen davs ad
tsement IN Inc journal the lease Of the City
ten years from the LIST Of September 1851 person
sons who shall take and carry the said Work at the
lowest cost to the city payable monthly said sale to be made
mentioned n and in conformity with the provisions Of an or
nance entitled an ordinance provide for the the lease
of the New Orleans City Work House, approved May 49, 1857
and to be subject to the approval rejection Common
Council.
tSignedl ]. MAGTONI,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl p S. WILTZ,
President pro tenn Board Of Aldermen
Approved July Ii, 1857.
2. s. WILTZ,
President pro Board of Aldermen and Acting Mayor il
the absence of Chas. NJ Waterman, Mayor iyg3 l5t
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CONPTROLLER,s OFFICE.
City Of New Orleans, August l, 1857.
M gAQe

City of New Orleans, August l, 1857.
[ No. 1895. ]
esoled Tha. The Comptroller be authorized offer public
SALE the lowest bidder, after days notice the
paper ban1uettine Terpsichore
between Howard and Jacob the work
in accordance with specifications file the Surveyors
said adjudication be approved rejected by the Common
Council
The pay the City Treasury prior to
ing his certificate the Of publication Of petition Of
property owners II being we'll understood
shall right of demanding said petitioner the re
bursemento Of the said costs Of publication
fSignedl P. s. WILT,
President pro Board Of Aldermen.
[signedl j. MAGIONI,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
Approved July II, 1857.
tsignedl r. S. WILT ...
President pro of Board Aldermen and Acting
Mayor in the absence Of Charles NJ. Waterman Mayor.
Notice is hereby given, that WEDNESDAY 18th inst,
will adjudcate at my Office IL O'Clock NJ, the
aul lot . s. .-.. I. THEARD. Comptroller
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RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
NJ Z XICAN GUL

N e x IC A N G o Z F
ks - Esst Raroad-The regular Trains
will continue leave the city
daily 10 A. NJ and 81 p NJ for the Gulf and every
morning and evening
Omnbnsses leave Canal street every Is minutes. iy29
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WAS brought to the CityPOlice Jail on the
W 6th ipsnt, the grtf boy GEORGE Says lie belongs
to VIM. Mclaughlin living corner of Mepomrio und Camp
streets, First District, Tue hny is feet inches high
The owner will call and claim his property according
f. PIANCHARD,
Jyli lot Keeper of City Police Jail.
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MAS brought to the City Police Jail on the
w 5h OF Iuy, the old black PRIOR. belongs
to Mr. Sono Parish of Jefferson He is feet inches hgh
has gray beard.
The will call and Claim his property according w
f. BLANCHARD,
jylI l5t Keeper of City Police Jail.
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Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings Of bot
Boards Of the Common Council.
[signedl Fl. T. VENNARD }r,,
lSignedl JOHN f. HOLLAND. ot"Hheh'
Registered July 3lst, 1851 HENRY DuREI.
AMI Z 10 u Clerk Of COMPTROLLER
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N E W 70 R K /.

NEW YORK.
To sail in few days.
SsSh FOR NEW YOSK-REGULAR line
The fast sailing packet schooner Fleet Wing,
ssI Itltou rasttr having most of her board,
will sail AS above. For balance of freight. apply
GEO. W. HYNSDN 4 Co, s. Camp ST.
For passage havag fine accommodations, apply
Ter on board, Posi- II, Second District,
PHILA ELPHIA.
kS& FOR PHILADELPHIA REGULAR
EkFNN Tine-The AL fast sailing packet bark Wash-
Ss@k.ington Butcher, Collins, master, having most
Of her cargo engaged will have dispatch For balance Of
freight or passage apply to
au4 GEO. w. HYNsoN Il CO., s. Camp street.
FOR BOSTON.
aEk FOR BOSTON-REGULAR LINE PACK.
EExf ETS-fhe Al fast sailing packet ship NJ IiddIesex
aai iodfrey master, having of her cargo engaged
will have dispatch For balance OF freight passage appv
iy2S GEO. ". HYNSoN 4 Co, 81 Camp street.
S&K FOR BOSTON - REGULAR LINE-Th
MEX Al fast sailing regular packet ship Juliet, Mou
S5e&A@ton, master having most of her cargo engaged
will have dispatch; For balance Of freight, arplyto
GEO W. HYSSON 4 90. 81 Camp street.
For passage having fine accommodations apply cap
taln on board Post - Second District. jyl6
SS6 FOE BOSTON-REGUIAR LINE-THE
ES9HSb regular packet ship Serampore, Stone master
sEahaving most of her cargo board will meet with
dispatch. For balance of freight or passage apply to
yl GEO HYNSON 4 Co, 80 Camp street.
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W A N T E D.

Ekk w ASTED-A SHIP OR BARK TO LOAD
sssseAAeaa.Ezdispatch. ' ~ 4e
JONES. MACKINnER & co Of l:rn,i0r :.
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CHERRY EFANDY-loq quarter casks. in store and
" for sale BY
jy2 s. WOLFE 95 Camp street.
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The F. W. Powell
connects at Vicks-
burg with the steam
er L. S. Aid, and
will take freight for
all the landings on
Yloo river AS high
as Greenwood.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-25
,ANCH BUTTER AND EGGS

.R.J.C YOUNG, will keep constantly on hand
vi at the BANK EXCH ANGE, supply OF Fresh
anch Butter and Lggs, direct from his Ranch III 10,
-, Kan,,a aprtf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-25
JUST RE G 4 y Il d ,

Ter STEAMER GOLDEN GATE. CLIPPERS
Morning. Light Flyi Fish. Flying Mist, large
supply of Pure cream Tartar, Lard nj Extract ~
uuorlce. Blue Nriol German and IN ,.lsh CaInone
>atpere Corn starch. Shaker Sa' 4parlil"' 9a,sa
nnfiila Root, Cum Arabiac, Curic Acid, Potash TX
tracts of Lemon Rose and Vanilla, Vanilla Leans.
Boiled iu,eed oil, Castor Oil in Barrels, Pute el
low aud White Max. hidder's, bowers aud Nei2ht
man. Tartaric Acid Bay Rum in and barrels,
resh hups in one pound package. sage. Yankee.
Sunp ludeilible lux. Roses Biacklng Brushes Ma
sons Hacking. Cod Liver OH spanish and American
saffron. Dublu's Extracts, Genuine Nrlshts BIai
lrpths hotatS and other Pulls, ChamoIs skins, l.!
.nusIium. Essential Oils Congress Water III pnls
md qunrts BoraX. Sal Soda. Pearl Barley an. many
her staple Articles which together with our iorIncr
arge stock OF Drugs makes our assortment as Farleu
d Large, as any Drug House IN The city, to "ilch
a.. nyil,. I'M. attention of the Trade and others buy
-, IN ms mars.l ALBAN rhOhAS& CO,
Wholesale and Retail Druggists.
an7tf l6I, J street, Corner OH.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-25
FOROVLLE BREW Err Y

yuVuE UNDERSIGNED HEREWITH GIVE NO
tlca to consumers of LAGER BEER IN pro'
viieand places around, that they are ready to sup
ply them. They spared neither time nJr expense
for the production of m article when may cohpclf
win ANYTHING OF the kind IN California. Orders are
hprewi i'm solicited aud given ones viii be prompt!
mar}I ~ A.BERG 4 CO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-25
OropjI,e Nai,q Butte Rerur0.
MONDAY MORNING, MAY 25th, 1857
SPANIsHrowN, MAY % d, 1857.


FRIEND CRosETrE-SlR Having seen
nothing from these ''-ttfarious .Nounfains"
since we gloried 10 our nancy battles. and
believing that hard times has removed al
that would deprive us Of the name of u sun
dag GO o-'o,metiiag community, and that We
can now assume with impunlty our rrcpcr
position, have therefore N view Of .tes0
facts taken the liberty Of scribbdn1 these
few lines which you eau take for what they
are worth AMI credit them to the comet.
Our t 'wu has assumed rather lively ap-
pearance FOR the past few days owing to the
Jordan Hill Tunnel having struck through
the rim rock, and found the precious metal
in proiusion. How large their prospects
are cannot say, as | have not had the op-
portunity of visiting them, but jadging
from all accounts, | am Of the opinion tla;
the diggings are rich AID extensive, at aUv
rate and most OF the honest miners who
have visited them think they viii do TO bet
on, and are preparing to follow the example
Of the pioneer company in the way Of tun-
nelling and take the desperate chances Of
their pay part on the "fOther site Of J0r-
dan."
Town property has advanced about ono
hundred per cent since the Jordan pres
pect, aud you zee our folks wearing cheer
tui countenanccs, opening wide their doors
20 let old sol peep once more into the pre-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-25
Jusl Received and in Store.

A large supply of Alconol Campheno, Lard. Sperm
Polar Neatstout. ami Boiled O'ls. solar tl, and
Camp phene Lamp Wicks. Cautie Wick'ng Wax "Id
Night rapers. oraN, soda, Castillo soap, salad pll
IA Baskelt Nolfe'- Schapps lostcttera BIers. pure
Cream rart4r. slrychnlue, Castor Dil, aud Nyn-
koop's Medicines " hnlrsale and r~,a by
ALLAN, THOM ~ X co.
ap1tf Corner ana ~Mth slfeeis.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-25
= II z OF FIC E

OF the .sButte Quartz Mining Company" is In the
ourt House. ). w W. COo"hG', SSS y
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-05-25
Q r Q v l. l. g.
Steam Saw Mill
HEAD OF MONTGOMERY ST.

yTyIIE Proprietor of this establishment is now pre-
pnred to contract t'T. aud deliver orders from
slGO to hauO0p feet, Uf eit@~r common Pine or Red
Fir Iumbfr r at the lowest market rates The Red
Tir will os found The bes Fencing Lamber that can
be used
An persona about to bulid. will Gnd it to their ad
snntage to purchase mt this mili. they eau have
seir Lumber saw ed to order in lengths and sizes 10
sai. and delivered Free OF Charge.
Attached ihta establishment ~ one OF " ood'
worih's Patent Flaming Hungueing and GrooVing
Machines, and all orders for planed Lumber o amy
de>criplm can be immediately filled.
( Always on hand. Shelving. Flooring. beveled Sid
hg Joi-t Fencing Boards, Sluice Lumber, Pickets
lathe Snakes and shingles.
Also oa hand Doors, Windows &C. Or ers for
Doors Windows, aud Blinds, iiled with despa'ch
GEO. w GARRlOTr.
0ruvlie. April 24th. 1851
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02

SUICIDE vAGRASr.-william Murphy, vagrant ON
Backwall's Island committed suicide on Monday by cut
ting his throat with Coroner Gamble held an in
quest upon the body Of the deceased when appeared
that he had been committed by Justice Osborne few
days previous Desttution and disease doubt i'm
PEELED the unfortunate TO the commission OF the rash
yerdict-"Death by suicide" Deceased was twenty
six years OF age, and was a native OF Ireland.
FATAL vxmcK CAsuAIn.-Coroner Perry held m in
quest at No. II Amty place, upon the body of man
named Bernard Cunningham, who died from the effects Of
injuries received by being thrown from his carriage
the lsth ult The deceased, appeared driving his
coach along Broadway, when the horses took fright and
ran away. The vcl6ce came in collision with lamp
post when the dcAcd thrown Ia the ground and
severely injured that he died Ia consequence. Verdict
.Accdenta DEATH Deceased forty three years Of
age and native OF Ireland.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02

DELIBERATE So iClDk BY THE FUMES OF CHARCOAL.
About O'Clock >, sterday morning Eliza vochtman, the
cook in the lager bie saloon and restaurant corner Of
Beekman and Nassau sh eets 10 the basement went as
usual the saloon to max. the fires and prepare for the
business Of the day She 'cked loudly at the door,
peetng shat usual would lie opened by Mr. Kern one
of the partners, young Germ an about "a years Of ago,
who sleeps in tho saloon. But answer being made 70
her repeated knockngs she passed down the area under
the sidewalk and found that Of The side doors Of the
saloon was partially open. She entered and called for
Mr. Kern but could get answer and on proceeding TO
his bedroom found that he mot there and everything
in disorder She searched all over tho place. not
even emitting the water closets Bat Mr. Kern was no
where be found She then started out after police
man. and encountered Mr. Robinson OF the special
force and the two returned to the saloon 70 resume the
search II long before they noticed on the iron
door Of close brick vault Immediately behind the bar,
the following inscription
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02

The Commissioners appointed by the Governor 10
anime the Rank Of Pennsylvania, we understand have
made partial report which has been sealed and
the Governor Private a. Il Il supposed 10 be has leak
"a out with what truth know not that 1.-THE liabilities
are about a. 900 600, and the assets something rising
az roo 600 ~ the liabilities about 81 600 due
the banks n this cyupward Of 800 600 due the banks
in the interior Of Pennsy yania-neary $4,000 due
circulation and about $500 900 deposit checks marked
good &C Tho assets consist 81 bills receivable bonds.
mortgages. real estate, NC. The bills receivable
prise the larger portion " the assets and among them
numerous protested and renewed notes The real estate
comprises the magnificent banking house on Chestnut
street and some other propcrics-the banking house be
ing the larger proportion. The Commissioners have not
completed the duties Of their appointment
they until they know definitely whether the contingent
liabilities 81 the bank, amounting 10 upwards If million
of dollars are paid. These liabilities obligations
sumed by the bank sundry foreign bills belonging 20
different houses IN Europe. From what can learn,
there possibility that the greater part Of these coun
gent Liabilities will be met.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-12-02

BRooKs-Gorr.-In this city, by the Rev Mr. vescots
Mr. HENRY BROOKS to Mrs 1RAscs r. CORR both OF New
York
California and Australian papers please copy
kIisrEI- NoRnKAn-In this CITY on Tuesday Dec 4
by Rev VIM Robinson, Mr.. EDWARD KIsRsrKD W Mss
SARAH MoRkHkAD, all of this city.
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If to this sum l. added what has been sent to Co
piapo during the same period (sl 050000), the
greater part Of which passes on to the Argentine
republic the result is that during these eight months
81 600 600, more or less have been extracted from
the Valparaiso money market The expectation in
mineral produce during the first nix months Of this
year amounted 10 t6,2l3 $50; In mineral coal, to
s142 54O in agricultural produce, IL 367 79G; cattle
produce s45l .222; lumber, sj0,Gl2: manufactures,
sls,45s; and gold and silver coin, s569a92. Total,
$s,sl3A73-in which calculation the average has
been taken Of the prices current during the half
year.
The shipments Of treasure by steamer from San
Francisco for the month Of October, compared with
those Of corresponding period Of last year, were as
1856 1851
October o 800 22TT $50 October N ...... 81 0g7 800
October Co.. eOi 27s October 3d.. 597 ,Ot2
Total. .s4iT91se Total. % 7Oi, 49,
This shows a falling of in the shipments for 0oto-
Der, 1857, OF STATION.
For the ten months Of the respectivd3cars 1856
and 1857, inclusive, the comparison stands thus:-
1856. $40 32n5
S5,Ios4l3