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FARMERS GUIDE-The concluding No. ofthh vol
is upon our table, and we but repeat the m1nlnon
verdict Of the Agricultural press, in saying th, IN
among the most complete and reliable Contribution
TO scientific and practical agriculture. The aIin1
ment of the work is convenient for reference, nj
lustrations beautiful, the language plain, clear i
ligibe, and truthful. The work comprSl two ppl
svo. vols Of 1900 pages, including 600 wood eu ni
J. steel engravings-O Ohio CuitirGtOT. .
We have received this highly interesting and rsh
but above all, practical work. We know Of no oiltf
agricultural work ever published in this country uA
might compare with the one Just named in paciul
usefulness and intrinsic merit in genenl-Bgfib
HOOi GTOtcsr.
THE farmers GUIDE.-This work Is q Iich nine 4
agricultural knowledge, presented in simple mdh
miliar style giving cOpiOus details Of the best p1ct
on English farms, and adapted TO general uie b Oh
country by the judicious notes Of the American eil.
The intelligent farmer will find il very attractive md
ing. In the comparison between English and Ameh
can husbandry for which II furnishes ample mnteih
he may obtain many valuable hints for increasing N
product Of his own acres. The mental stimnus giru
by the perusal Of such writing is quite lmporl1in
their more immediate purposes; and even \ thg
should not refund the expense Of their purchase n
dollars and cents at the end Of the year they yns
than make the outlay good in the Intellectual heneia
which they impart.-NeIo York Tribune.
, 1857-06-19

In faith whereof. the respective plcnlpotentiaries
have signed the present convention. IN duplicate and
THERETO AFFIXED the seal Of their arms.
Done al Naples, thirteenth day Of January, cigh-
teen hundred aud nny-iyr.
ROBERT DALE OWEN, f.. s.l
Aud whereas the said convention has teen duly rati-
e both ports aud the respective rathcaiions ofthc
same wcre exchanged in the city OF Washington on
The lith instant by William T.. Marcy. secretary Of
Stale Of the United States and Baron Winspcarc.
MS siclan Msicsiys Charge danaires In The United
states, on the part Of their respective governments
Now. therefore, he % known. that ]. FRANKLIN
PIERCE, President of the United Sti oi America
have causcd the said convention 10 be made public,
b the end that the same and every Ctu.c and arii.
Gle thereof. may be observed and fulfilled with good
iath by the United State. and the citizens thereof
In vitncss whereof 1 have heruuto ~ nay hand
and caused The zeal of The United states TO be Affixed
Done In the city Of Washington, this sixteenth
day Of July. IN the year Of our Lord one
H. Il thousand eight hundred and hfty-hyc and Of
the Independence of TIE United States o!
America the eightieth.
FRANKLIN PIERCE
BY TuE PREsBESr;
W. l.. MARCY.
Secretary of State.
, 1857-06-19
InfOrmation Wanted

OFt2e present whereabouts, II living, Of AARON
Ol# z. COLLEY, who emgrated from Wiscons N
for Ctltfnia in ls49-resided there untillS55 when
he went to Oregon to purchase cattle and has not been
sylvana very anxious to have some tidinrs from
Information addressed to W. II. WOoD, Stcilacoom
Puget Sound. w. t. or to the Office Of the Pioneer
and Democrat Olympia, W. T., will be thankfully
received.
az Oregon and California papers, will confer a
avor by inserting the above.
, 1857-06-19
United States District Court.

HE regular sessions Of the United States District
Court, as fixed by majority Of the Judges of the
supreme Court, are as follows:-
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Vancouver, I'd Monday in April and
lst Monday in October
Associate Justice o. B. McF ADDEN, presiding
SECOND JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At Olympia, % Monday in March, and
lst Monday in September
Chief Justice EDWARD LANDER, presiding.
THIRD JUDICIAL DISTRICT,
At COveald, ID Monday in February, and
lst Monday in August
Associate Justice F. A. CHENOwETH, presiding.
The duration Of the terms are limited to a period OF
three weeks, but may be adjourned before the expira
ton Of that time.
BY order Of a majority OF the JUDGES.
Olympia, March Z, 1857. tEuoIJ.
, 1857-06-19
WELLS, FARGO & cos
EXpRESS CnMPANN-

S,,9 ~ Treasure, Package Parcels, Letters
a e ~ a and Freight forwarded from all parts
u-kssiiazzzzashof Washington Territory by every
steamer 10 all parts Of California and the Atlantic
States leaving the Office at Olympia about the 5thand
goth Of every month.
Drafts procured on California and all the Eastern
cities, and particular attention paid TO the collection
Of notes, accounts, &c. in all parts Of the United
States.
All orders for the purchase Of merchandise, books,
&c. attended 10 with punctualty and Dispatch
S. WILLIAMS Agent,
At the store Of J. & c. Z. Williams.
Olympia, Feb. Is, 1856
, 1857-06-19
Letter from Mr.. Stevens.

REDBRAE COTTAGE EDDRrRau1
September 80, 1851.
"Messrs. Leonard Scott h Co.-Gentlemen- l..
to say that your farmers Guide Is The oblv ~
edition Published in the United States Of Ips,.. s !,
my work the Book Of the Farm The edition si,..
lating at present in the States under the the Of Il,
Book of the Farm is taken from the frst eiiton \,
my work, written ten years ago, which, IN nv ssro'i
edition, entirely remodelled, and in rFeai psrt 4,
wrote, adopting all the more recent impFoyemer,, n
the practice of agriculture suggested BY scpnfe !,
pertinent, and making IT, in effect quite new ~
al am, sir, your obedient servant
HENRY STRPHESgH
, 1857-06-19
Piano Fortes and Melodeons.
PIANO COVERS AND MUSIC STOOLS.
WOODWORTH & CO.,

IMPORTERS OF PIANO ToRrEs AMI MELoDEoNs.
A. 100 Clay st., the exclusive gents for the
SY NJ sale Of the oroDART's Piano FoRrEs AND
~. .PRINCE's MELOpEoNs. in California. and are
~ constantly receiving them direct from the Man
ufactory Such arrangements have been made as will
enable them 10 supply these celebrated instruments at
Manufacturers prices, thus securing tn purchasers the
advantage Of making personal selection from large
and complete assortment, and Of avoiding the great
risk and delay Of importation. Just rcceived stock
Of Piano FOrtes for hire.
San Francisco, April q, 1855 33-tf
, 1857-06-19
REMOVED.
Cabinet & Chair hon.

ITO THE CITIZENS Of Olympia al sSESfA
the surrounding country, the unu u
signed would respectfully give notice, At Ss7}7{5
he has become proprietor ofthe well know - Va
Cabinet Shop, and is prepared to iii, Il ~
orders at short notice. He will also keep constantly
on hand variety Of furniture such a Bcdsttads
Tables, &c.
Prices are moderate Cash, Lumber, Produce and
Stock Of all kinds taken in EXCHANGE fr Furnituree
JOSEPH SHAW.
Olympia, Oct. :, 1856. 4sly
, 1857-06-19
Notice to the Public

THAT have entered my Land Claim, located ou
L the Chehalis river Lewis county, W. T., and for
bid any person trespassing on said land.
A. S. WILSON.
Oct IL, lS55'-Ctf
, 1857-06-19
Livery Stable.

HAVING purchased the interest Of A. J. Baldwin.
Hin the Livery Stable, heretofore under the name
Of Al, Baldwin Co.. am prepared to furnish good
saddle horses 4aad do all kinds ofteamng the short
est notice.
Also n good wagon yard and Oats, Hay &C., always
on hand for travelling customers, at the rery iOioest
rates.
EDMUND SYLVESTER.
Olympia. Jan. 25th. ls56.-tf
, 1857-06-19
CUSTOM SAVING,
AT THE
TUMWATER SAW MILLS.

TNHE undersigned having leased the well known
i Mills Of Messrs. Ward a Hays, and put the same
In complete and perfect repair, is now prepared "a
10 order, and m any bills for lumber that may be
entrusted to him.
He guarantees to Furnish better r, cedar and other
lumber-oiear and HaspOitsd-than has heretofore
been delivered at any mill In the territory with
greater promptness and on far more accommodating
terms. Ny aim shall be to accommodate home pur
chasers irst-distant customers afterwards.
Orders respectfully solicited. H9-No charges made
for bills OF lumberthat do not give full saiisfaciion
Call and see. Not being prepared to run over the
country TO collect small accounts all debts and dues
for lumber must be adjusted at the Captains ONCE
at the mill.
s. D. RINEHEART.
Tum Water, April "a, 1851. [nl9-u.
, 1857-06-19
NEW STORE.
LENDD SPRING AND SUMNER AssoRT
MENT
PHILLIPS, HORTON, d CO.,

PHIALIPs, HORTON, & CO.,
HAVING established 9hemselves permanently in
IL Olympia, in the wertautie business would res
pectfuly inform those wishing tn purchase goods
that they are now opening on the corner Of Main and
Second 'lfeets, one door north Of the Washington
Hotel splendid assortment Of Dry Goods. Family
Groceries Boots. SHOES, Hats, Caps Shclrware &c.
which they purpose selling of at very low figures for
cash or country produce, but not on a credit.
Fresh additions will be made T. the stock already
on hand by future arrival Of vessels.
In short, is our intention to keep astock adequate
to the wants Of the people. And a. our goods are
bought with cash by the senior partner (an expert
enced buyer) we are confident that we will he able to
give "a good bargains any house in the Territory
Then to one and all we say CALL and examine for
yourselves.
PHILLIPS, HORTON & co.
Olympia, April Il, 1856. Tn2l-tf.
, 1857-06-19
The PUGET MILL co,

CONTINUE to furnish cargoes Of sawed lumber
Orough or dressed, hewn timber masts and spars. to
order at short notice. at their steam saw mill at Zee
kalet, Hoods Canal) W. T.
Ship, and hachinist work. and Blacksmitbinq done
also. at short notice They have a good wbaTf ana
on the Sound.
J. p. KELLER, Agent.
Tcekalet.
Al. POPE,
Teekalet Oct. %, IS '''''
, 1857-06-19

A Nd a general assortment Of provisions &C.. ma,
Ave found at the store Of the Puget Mil Co. at Tee
kalet Hoods Canal. Apply to
oct. %, ls55-71y.
, 1857-06-19
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l23 CLAY STREET, san FRANCISCO
Allan, Mckinlay Co.. Oregon City and Umpqua
Oregon.
jane -. 1873. Cmi2
, 1857-06-19

GRAND M o u El p
NURSIRXs
Fruit, Shrubs, g. Flowers.
- IN addition % my former extensive variety Of
FRUIr, SHADE, AND oHSAMENrAL TREES,
have lately Obtained from one Of the most extensive
nurserits in California choice lot Of
SHRUBBERT, FLOWERS, VINES, &C.,
Among which may he found the following
6 varieties English Strawberries;
q Ra-pbeuits;
Is " budded Peaches;
90 " Roses, FROM the California Premium
Nursery;
Also, hne lot % ornamental trees such English
walnut. American elm, horse chestnut, butternut,
weeping willow, &c.
Also. many other varieties Of Shrubs and Flowers,
Fuit and Ornamental Trees, can be found at the
Grand Mound Branch Nursery, in front Of Z. Sylye'-
ter's new residence.
With this addition to my former large and elected
assortment Of Apple Peach, Pear, Plum, Cherry
Ounce Apricot, aud ether tree u CIdle- variety,
and Of from two 10 four years grsNtl feel slngune
that my nursery is by far the mo- eStDI-iVe in the
Territory. aud am confident that H|H III at price
that cannot Le competed with by iay cog gyd in this
brnch Of business.
Olympia, Feb. 20, 1867. ul.aly.
, 1857-06-19
RnfInfa Rnd Ole.

E0lnIB ana SD1l@y
lDWI WOODS Asss &co,
Among which may be found the following articles:
Sands Sarsaparila; Townsends do; Guysoit'z yellow
Dock and do; GIpienberg's do; Ayers Cherry Pecto
raj; Wistar's Balsam Of Wild Cherry; Gneenbcrg's
Cupsumptive Balm; Mexican Mustang Liniment; Ii
bys Pile Ointment; Humphreys do; Green Mountain
DO; Nerve and Bone Liniment; Liquid OpedildOc;
Godfrey Cordial; Batemans Drops; Thompson Eye
Water; GrRfenbergs Eye Lotion; Davis Pain Killer;
Gmfentergs Childrens Panaoea; Do. Uterine Cathol-
Indian Vegetable Pills; Bandreth's Vegetable do;
Ayers Cathartic do; Jayne's Sanative do; Gueien-
berg's do; McLanes Liver do; Blood Root do; Cod
Liver Oil; Olive do; Rose Water; Seidltz Powders;
Soda d.; Hair Dye; Snuff; Indellbe Ink; StTychnino
White and Yellow Wax; Shoulder Braces; Tmsses;
Arniea Flowers; Alcohol; Turpentlne; Brandy; Cas-
tor Oil Nader; Log Wood; Coppems Alum Prus-
sian Blue; Indigo Arnatto Poor Mans Plaster; Court
Plaster; Fine Sponge; Do. Emory; Isinghss; Rotten
Stone; Bronze; Sal Soda; Lemon Syrup; Cream Tar
tari Hops, Qesh); Arrow Root; Sigo; Rad Ginger;
Salt Petre; Borax; Gum Copal Gum Shelac; CASTLE
soapi Windsor do; Wash BALI; Cologne; Pomatum;
Bears on; Tooth Brushes; Spectaces Lip Salve Mus
tard; SulphuTc Acid; Mariatic do; Nitric do; Aque
Ammonia; Spirits do; Vim Cocliici Oil Cubebs Spir-
its Nitre; Balsam Capaiha Choruiotm: Ether Sulphu-
rici Gum Camphor; Do. Arabic; Do. Myrrh; Super
Carbonate Soda; Tanaric Acid; Rochelle Salts; Pill
Hydng; Blue Ointment; Extract Hyoegamus; Do
COnium Do. Black Root; Balsam Tou; Iodide Potash;
Capsules; Opium; Rad Rhei; lodine Red Precipitate
Capsicam; Calomel; Sugar Lead Sulpher; Flax Seed
lab9i uuItnuunui Nalhipi NoWposluohi LoDenai
Powdered Cuhebs; Ladies' Slipper; Slippery Elm;
Cardamon Seeds Magnesia; Liqu0rce; initiate Silver:
Harlem Oil; Colodon Adhesive Plaster; OILS Of Cedar
Homlnck, Sassairas, Rosemary, WomWOod, Winter
green, Caraway, Orange, Lemon. Peppermint CHINA
mon, Onganum, Lavender, Tanzy, Aniseed, Amber,
Cloves. Bergamot. Almond. ETC., etc.
All these articles are warranted pure and uH1diie-
rdifd and Of hs ueTy besf quality having been select
ed with view Of being used in my practice, and are
offered TO the public and trade at the VERY LOWEST
PRfcEs.
Orders from distance will be attended to with
prumptness and despatch.
share Of public patronage Is respectfully solicited
~ PREsCMFTI0Ss will be attended to and put Up
a. heretofore.
- Remember the place-Willard's new stand. one
door souch Of the Washington Hotel formerly Syves-
ters. G. X. WILLARD.
Olympia, April Q, 1857. no2Oly
, 1857-06-19
r, SEATTLE M STEAM SAW Mill
Ii L. YESLER & co. are nov , nnLL'
LIE superior article Of sawed lumber bH acturhr
Seattle, Sept 3, 1858. l-oLER 4 Co.
------ IL.
The British Periodical
RepubliCations,
AND THE
FARMERS oUIDE.n
Price Reduced TO Five DOIIunl
Price Reduced 10 Five DOlIanl

NOV ready, complete in two yolupo, - -.
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, 1857-06-19
Article I.

ne pTese1t convention shall be approved and ra,i.
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ca, by and with The advice and consent er tbe Se,
Of said States. and by his Majesty The KIM ~ ,Ie
kingdom q the Two scilies and the ratisrstio sly
The sa ne shall be exchanged at washinrton ~
The peI9d Of twelve moaths counting from his dav
, 1857-06-19
MEDICAL.
DRUGS & MEDICINES.

HE undersigned has Just received. and will here
1 after keep constantly on hand, and make thereto
such additions the wants of the community shall
seem % require, full, complete and genuine stock Of
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, 1857-06-19
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RAsrn On Tuesday, oca 20, Jols n. RADn, In NJ
2isl pear u hin ace.
n. rcsw. ssd r,,ssas q N. family .rs rs-pseseay
O'Clock, from No 20 Marion street
BuAsov, -up Friday, %. O. :, sorsoIs, va Of ys,ev
fever, Joss Bcssovs, Ascd 70 years, native u BAils-
town, county wexforo, Ireland.
~,ss,sOrd p.g.,' P,.:ss Sspy; Z, .., :,
Jazz BrasD, native Of county Kildare, bsisad ana ~
msny yesys . resident of sbis city.
Dts. 20 In Monday, oA 10, nA.GAzss g, vile q
ne relatives ard frsnds rsspeofsny Invited u -
tend Ms funeral, from the residence OF her sou .
row snernooo, at two O'Clock, without further notcs
9iAcSDssa-on sunday cvcoirg Ca ls Ecussa -
OF srsdsros and scrhron,e Glsckmeyer. aged years.
No 20 Wooster nrsss hs ansvnoon, u thres o'olonk
knspr -on Monday, Ca 10, wilaAs Essrs,
rse fresos and scqusnances o. me family also ssoss
OF his sore in h~, George Foster wldsr1 Bsnne
resrectIulll invited 70 saend NE fun~si. ihis sfs-
noon, - nall pess one o'olocs, from No III huibevyy
es. HE remains Win b tAkss 70 uypress siiis oss-
teyy fov intsywsnl
brig sssipav, wullAm Love, seaman, ssed = yesss-
sop osed 70 have sister rss1dlns IN shn cV, -.
and Ma srss o'Rorts aged uonlbs and 3 Gays
TIE relatives and friends Of sss family are requested
zoe ,s e, p: Gay c sg s ~ cs,,s Of s
PAuL-oa rrescsy, ocs 20, sfes s,hors illness, Wa.
i,sn J.x,s only child or Hnsn w. ana Eazsbetn A. PAai
me rcIssvss sad friends q ne muy ere rssrccuy
Inv,tsc TO sstsoo the funeral from The r~sdescc OF HI
rsrert. No t33 nehtb avenue, this afrcrnoon, a
octrs without fsrthev ncsics
scsrss0ve1 --po Mousay evening, Oct, 10, a h~v
rssdsncc In tbs city, FssrY a. rect Of toe Iss
tosepn s1rtrrugh and youngest dsnsher II me -
Alexander H. oier, Of avasnsh, Ia
ss.Er-oa Tuesday, os 80, Jczy l. ssAxAs sxs1
% years
Bs relative. ans friends, me Veterans Of IVA are
invited - attend the General this aesnoou ~ sso corx
frem No ftS Hocme stress.
srDivu -on tuesday, Uci 10 srey srussy,nr l,l,~~s
st TER resdttos, OF Nysn svenne and weyer~v
place w, lsstlA Srrtr,v the e6,h rear Of Dor sxA
N0ucs Of funeral 10 % nogrcsl parsn
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quotations so-the,7- brands vevs Aso y. ern. IN
sssss o sscss &C., .. $500 boh s.s3sns.ss Esss
Ss :ss s.,S' s:c:'s *: AZ s.-
q ZOO 90 00 b~s5sIs, isoludrg sous seooa sssseas
wm,evp, Oh - MI .aatis o. 10 9 ~ % . ~
thoase .prps n. md No. I, sad Mssautde missed 4
~ Bai O. tes ., 10 Os.sdisn While ~ 3ss. Tsa.sssse
rcd ., ., "a ~ 60 ssst,era shss stsiseA y -
biz L,s isr snsors is,n me suppl, -as hssor, ssd
prices esve about three coats pr bushs' raS sAs
smsrsred shoct " tee coo osshels we.srn nt.s1
Rs fhe masset duiss ~ 500 unh saa1e rc2wte4
o. aonaa o.o buhsis Oass were usonAngsd Barley ws
CoYss -rss salss embraced abous 600 bsss Mss.su-
20 psvsss ssrr.a. IN 900 400 bsgs E:s - lsee
lie witn small iot ssa ned " DcmiEso ct one
mo am III .ss eoas.sd o .sisussss = -, ~ .. cs
ere 'tnt
..naas Tsrs s,sss.ss .e1 rae. .A
.spo.ed, % Ill ~. u sc 2oo tons Of sos a -
900 bones 4 easss. q ass: ard ssoa. ooso - coo
AKA SID and 800 balss Of oonoo u "a 10 tl,o1 =,
go nhc. Of saga .srs snssyed q "a ek .ea s.
eDss3sd = q . 2. ca, and Soa Do % Rss-
mer u IAtes - tavre were uncasnsea.
lsoos1.s x ,ssiss, inc aaos Ii Il ssss; .Si.s. a.
o. and quartz u Doc ana oo1ss Of sUsass u 'e
BAyYne ssess ocps,pusd light, and ppp,ps "a. soa,ss
win sasas OF about 200 eco bales . Be- q cSa
Bofs -Haiss Of about LOO bales crop made u
loo Old .sss neglected, and eas.seens n,s;ua fAs
failure Of scue hsAvy bru~eis AraounoeA, wah H.
terfered vita shs local trade.
iaDi. email loss Scotch pg ~ere mas At $2A
IIxn -ooe. On wsa In raodsrssc rsSuec ~ 81 osnst
voiAezs ~As unchanged.
NAVAL oscs9 weru better doro-d WITH. sA1ss repovs-
.os aSs ~ & h 81
Of 81 Us ~ 40 pes ols tbs. delvo cd Cadn Qaiaf
ano .. ra.ssl :. 3 20 = 90 psr css lbs
Small sales Of hlseeo were reported - iow co cents st
p.crxo~, ID ,-L rr. v,.~ros -. 49, .x,.
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tho erm Of Norris a. Burd 60 Of seq YORK 70 hnnp
n sstcnd 9suGhssr OF u. { Bsrnnu, Fla.
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W. BAlee, hr. FasDsLCx kDpsR W 4. g. Hsvpunn,
boh Of shs city.
sUsocs-9Dns-AC hra's church, On Thursday,
Oct To- By Rev ~ Wiley 8posGs W. a., socn 10 NAara
Lprsa, GOA datghix Of Lac Henry eresae of
ms cisy.
sTrPhu-Jcsxcn. --rr-sAs-Jonsos la Brooklyn.
T. ID on rucsday, OCT. 40, by tae i5es' lsshe, Rev
VIM johnson, ~ his rcsadence Capt NsvmI rxw.
81 rhtrnarcu Ne, 10 hiss hAnY JoHs-os; also, Jps
DrssAs, Jun Of Nsr~ich Coma, 70 Mas sAaAa Joss-
km,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21

ACTION AGAINST rnE ErCHru AVENUE RAILROAD
COMPANY.
or 20 -frdnk Williams rs. ne EioAa Au-,,e Rat
read Company rhis action for damages dooc the
plaintiff, milkmsn, whose cart Vas run into By the
Eighth avenue 10 Scpnmbcr, 1855 and plAloT in
jufcd ~ the poie nrsns him In the Hc was unsss
70 work for some tine, and he asks damages 70 the
amount Of sst0 Tho uisd IN June lat, pefsse
Jndge Sosson but the jury unable agree AZ 70
where The negligence lag. ssalsf verdtrs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-21
Personal intelligence

Hen jos. - Clay, af Ash'asd, Ky Hon z Kidvou, Of
Va Dap AIMS vim Wilson Etwsrds and rcrnor, 4, =.
N lion Ghno, Iones Of Penn.; captan oavcndy, Of
New FORK, are 10 Washington.
ARRrvALa.
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ham srust, Wnii.ns, and Is In steersss.
Prom Auckland, New zeslsnd In bss sgnet-Mr Atkins
rrm rrridsd De Cuba in brig Petrs-Mr Currrut and
two daughters.
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