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The Shasta courier., 1858-05-08
INSOLVENT NOTICE.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE 9th Ju-
L dicia District of the State of California and
County of Shasta.
SAMUEL NJ. WARNER against his creditors
In pursuance of an order of the Hon. VIM P
Dangerheld, Judge of said Court, made in the
case, hereby give notice to the creditors of the
said Samuel NJ Warner that they be and appear
before the Hon. Vim. P. Daingerield at his
chambers, on the oath day of May 1858, at 10
o'clock in the forenoon Of that day. to show
cause, if they can, why an assignment of said
insolvents effects should not be made, and he
be discharged from his liabilities, and mean
while that all proceedings against him be stay
ed.
Witness my hand, and seal of said Court, this
23d day of April, A. D. 1858
H. Ivan HORN, elk. D. c.,
BY A. c. TAYLOR, Dpty.
LUcrAs EvERrs. Atty. for Petitioner [a2i-td
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-08
BRANDIES, SC.

represented. Rates
not higher than San
Francisco current
rates, adding freight
to this place.
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-08

CHIsA-IzED.-It is estimated that the Chinese
in the county of Mariposa outnumber the
white population about two TO one
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-08
4 G A IL ID.

EFs' The attention of the undersigned
has been drawn to your Card in this morning
-Ihd, headed ITO MANUFACTURERS OF SYRUP in
which you speak of an agreement entered into
by Messrs. Turner & Brothers. and other manu-
facturers of Syrup, with certain parties in this
city, not to sell any more of their goods to any
merchants doing business out of San Francisco
The undersigned takes this method to assure
you, as well as the public, that he has had no
hand or part in such agreement; that he val
ues too highly the trade of the State at large, TO
thus con6nc or limit himself or the sale of his
goods. He therefore begs that his friends in
the interior cities and towns will not desert HIM.
and respectfully solicits a continuance OF their
patronage. A. BARBER
Manufacturer of Syrups, Cordals, &C.
l4s Washington street, San Francisco.
To Messrs. McWillams & Co., Cushing Il Shell
den, Geo. Thatcher & Co. Hill, Wooster & Co.,
VIM. Howard, Bryant Il Co., P. j. Brogan Il
Co., Barto2, Grimm l. Co, Burke & Co.,
Thos. W. Legget, Lady Adams Co., E. II. Mil
Ter Co., A. Despecher & Field, J. Burton 4
Co., Benchley & Mcneil, J C. Jonghaus Flagg,
Powers & Culver, W. T. Grissim, Sheath &
Arnold, Linton & Beck, Booth Co., J. W
Mitchell Il Co., Pullman & Looher, ]. II. Bull
lard, P. vertimer, Hyde l. Hawks, Hamilton
& Co., Wolf 4 Co., Sam Doake & Co., J. Bar
enkamp & Co.,
And all jobbers in California. ap24-3tis
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-08
DRY GOODS & HARDWARE.


A FULL AND CON-
IA plete assortment
of leading articles in
Dry Goods and Clo-
thing, Boots & Shoes,
and Rubber Boots, &c
An assortment Of Hard
ware, Picks, Shovels,
Axes, Carriage Bolts,
Nails, Horse Shoe
Nails, best Norway
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-08
Answer to French Gulch Committee Of
Invitation.
SHASTA. Nav : 1879

SHASTA, May 5, 1853
10 A. L. BANIS, e. FITZGERALD and j. ScHAF-
rEyBERGER:
GENTS On my return from the May Day
festival held at - Buncombe Mills see in the
Shasta Courier of May lst your very fattering
notice of an Invitation which you did me the
honor by requesting me to deliver lecture to
the citizens of French Gulch
As am delivering lectures and orations in
different parts of the county, for the benefit of
the poor, and at the same time to instruct the
Ignorant it will afford me great pleasure to COM
ply with yo1r earnest request
would suggest Sunday evening of May 9th
inst, as the most appropriate time for such an
OCCASION Respectfully yours,
PRoF. G. X. GoDFREY.
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-08
Barn and Corral.
HORSES. MULES AND CATTLE,

Also several carriages and wagons, and all de-
scriptons of Farming Implements, &C.
Any person wishing to make a permanent in
vestment in this kind of property can do so
upon very liberal terms, by making early appli-
cation to the proprietor ON the premises.
BENZ. MIX.
Whisky Creek, March 25, 1853 mh27tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-08
V l N E Y A R D,
Grazing and Farming Land For Sale
GREAT INDICTMENTS
TO ACTUAL SETTLERS !!
THE PRoPRIEToRS OF THAT BEAUTI-
Il full Tract of Land known as the
Rancho of San Bernardino

Rancho of San Bernardino.
situated about fifty miles from the City of Los
Angeles, and distant about seventy miles from
the port of San Pedro, by the finest stage road
at all seasons. having direct communication, by
mail stages with the steamers from San Fran
cisco, are offering LANDS in tracts to suit the
means of all classes. The Rancho is surveyed
and subdivided into large and small tracts, and
for beauty OF situation, climate, soil, water
wood and grazing is unequaled in the State
To those wanting lands for Vineyards, Grain
growing or pasturage, the inducements are such
as are nowhere else offered in the State For
terms, address through the Post Office, or apply
to WM.A A. CONN,
G. L. TUCKER,
r. G. ALLEN,
San Bernardino City, San Bernardino Co.,
apl7-3m California
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-08
Superfne Flour
ALL OUR GOODS
OUR LARGE STOCK

OUR LARGE STOCK
viii be constantly replenished with fresh goods.
Our facilities for doing so are ample. Those
who wish to purchase goods cheap for cash will
find it to their advantage to give us call,
at CALLAGHANS' BLOCK,
Main street, Shasta.
February &c, 1857. feb27tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-08

EARLY RIsIYG.-"He who rises late may trot
all day and not overtake his business says DR..
Franklin. contemporary says, ave have
watched those fellows who are early risers, and
rs a general thing they are the first chaps who
go to the grocery of morning. Its all moon
shine about the smartest and the greatest men
being the early risers."
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-08
success.

ALIL LETTIsGs.-The annual lettings of mail
service in this part of the State resulted fol-
lows From Marysville to Shasta B. R. Nicker-
son, S4,970-four horse stages; from Shasta to
'yeaverviIlc, California Stage Company, 81 $50;
from Shasta to Yreka, California Stage Compa-
n.y. S2,450.
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-08

Ba5~It is some thirty five years since Edward
Everett was member of the House; yet of the
three hundred then in Congress with him,
single individual now occupies seat at the
capital-Gen. Houston, then Representative
from Tennessee. now Senator from Texas.
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-08
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA;
County OF SHASTA.
Probate Court, Special Term, April 10th, 1858.
Estate of Jesse Rhodes, Decd.

MARY RHODES. Administrative of the
lfl above named Estate having this day filed
her petition and affidavit in said court, praying
that an order issue, authorizing said admins
tratrix to sell so much of the Real Estate be-
longing to the Estate of said deceased as is sit
uate in the counties of Shasta and Trinity and
State aforesaid. to satisfy certain leans against
the same NOTICE is hereby given, that said
petition will be heard at a special term of this
Court, to be held on Monday the 10th day OF
May a. d. 1853 at IL o'clock noon, at the
Clerks office in said county at which time all
persons interested in said estate are required to
appear and show cause. if any they have, why
the prayer of said petitioner should not be
granted. J. TUCKER LANDRUM,
Probate Judge, Shasta County.
Attest, ii. |. VAN HORN, Clerk p c.
apl7-4w by JOHN ANDERSON Dep.
The Shasta courier., 1858-05-08

eks-We are pleased to hear many persons
speak in the highest praise of the Buncombe
Mills Bali. 1t appears to have been complete
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[REpoRrEp FOR THE STANDARD
Meeting of the Board of Commissi

Meeting of the Board OF Commissioners.
The regular monthly meeting of the Board of Com
mssioners Of this city, took place Friday evening
last, Mayor Harrison in the chair, and all the men,
bers of the Board being present
Very little business of general interest was trans
acted.
A memorial from W. Whitaker, jr., complaining
against the offensive smell from Mr.. Smiths saugh
ter house in the Eastern Ward, and praying for its
removal was, on motion of Col. Yarbrough, unani-
mously laid on the table.
The Mayor called attention to the numerous COM
plants relative to the damage done tombstones in
the grave yard, and suggested that permanent
fence be erected around the grounds
Mr. Root stated that proposition had been made
by = former Board to bear half of the cost of
such fence if the citizens would raise by subscription
the other An attempt was made to get up such
subscription but not cent could be collected and
On motion of Mr.. Root, Messrs. Root, Hutchins
and Turner appointed to adopt style of fence
and ascertain its COST and report to next meeting.
Reports of Committees received and dis
posed Of
Mr.. Chrstophers, censustaker, reported that he
had completed the work, and laid his report before
the Beard. The report received, and
On motion of Mr.. Root, it ordered that $50
copies of digest of the be printed for the use
of the City.
[The Reporter has prepared short digest of this
report which will be found in Editorial COL
umns1
Considerable unimportant business touching po-
lice regulations for the Fourth of July celebration
&C., was transacted, and the Board then adjourned.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1858-07-07
Census of the City of Raleigh.

The Census of this City, recently ordered by the
Board of Commissioners, has just been completed
and laid before that body. For the information of
the general public. we have prepared the following
abstract. The Census is taken up to the 18th of
June:
Aggregate population 4,235-whites 2, 5O7, blacks
1928 divided follows White males 1,1ss, females
1,319-tota 2,5O7; free colored males 1877 females
25l-total 40s; slave males 6ls, females 7O2-total
1890
Total number of families 629-giving an average
of nearly individuals to family.
Of the aggregate population the Western Ward
has 1875; Middle Ward de5; Eastern Ward,
1875.
Of the entire population there were, under one
year old III, as follows: White males 40, females
31-total 70; free colored males 2 females total
9; slave males 49, females 17-total 3d. Over 70
years old so, as follows: White males IA, females
17-tota 81; free coored males 1, females 6-total
z slave males 4, females 8-total IL.
The total number of births within the year was
1875. Number of deaths during the same period g.
Excess of births over deaths 6l
The Census is full and we presume correct, and
will be found to contain much useful information
A digest has been ordered by the Board, which will
, be printed in the course of few days.
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Amendments for Messrs. Ellis and McRae.
Morganton, Burke, Thursday, July 9th.
Marion, Mcdowell, Saturday, July 10th.
Burnsville, Yancy, Monday, July 18th.
Marshall Madison, Wednesday, July 14th.
Asheville, Buncombe, Friday, July 10th.
Hendersonvile, Henderson. Saturday, July 18th
Waynesville, Haywood, Monday, July 18th.
Webste~, Jackson, Wednesday, July 21st.
Franklin, Macon, Thursday, July 22d.
Murphy, Cherokee, Saturday, July Oath.
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PROPOSALS.
NAVY DEPARTAENTs
Bureau of Yards and Docks, July 8,

NAVY DEPARTMENT.
Bureau of Yards and Docks July g. 1855
SEALED PROPOSALS FOR EACH CLASS SEP
- ARATEIY endorsed proposals for Glass No. (name
the cass) for the navy yard at (name the yard " will be
received at this office until noon the second day Of Au
gust next for furnishing and delivering at the navy
yards the materials and articles embraced in printed
schedules which will be furnished application and
by mall if requested to persons desiring offer
tract for any all the classes named therein by the
manants of the several navy yards for the classes for
yai under their command by the agent nearest
thereto by the bureau for any or all the yards.
5p,ecent confusion and mistakes sealing the OFFERS no
bid will be recsiced which contains classes
gard in enuel0p, and each individual of firm must
sign the bid and contract.
Bidders hereby cautioned and particularly notified
that their offers must be the form hereinafter prescribed
and be mailed in time to reach their destination before the
time expires for receiving them; bid cW be considered
otch staA be ,eeeired tho period etated, and ao
ance soiW be made r futures IF the mil.
To guard against offers being opened before the time
pointed bidders requested endorse the envelop
above the address, and draw line under the endorsement
thus:
Proposas for Glass No. (mams the cass) for tho Naoy
Ydrd at (aaaae tile yard)
To the Chief of the Bureau of Yards and Locks Wssh
ington, D. c.
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SALE OF LOTS AT CAROLINA CITY.

Ar PUBLIC AUCTION,
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY THE 18TH AND 9TH
OF JULY, 1858.
VVNHE ATLANTIC & N. C. RAILROAD Is
IL COMPLETED, the Warehouse and Wharf at Caro-
lima City nearly finished andarangements have been
made to line Of Packets between this place and the
City of New York
The Large Hotel of Messrs. PARROT BRIGHT. at
Carolina City, will be finished by the day of Sale
The number OF lots already sold is 2y7.
Terms of Sale and IL months-interest from date
E. R. STANLY, Pres't.-
N B. Passengers attending the Sale at Carolina City
will be passed the Atlantic and North Carolina Rail-
road at half fare.
July 5, 1858. Std
~ The Register and Biblical Recorder please copy.
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RANGER's NOTICE.-TAKEN UP AND EN-
Stout Chatham county, n c. Cane Creek Factory
Is miles northwest of Peterborough bay geding HORSE
supposed to be years DID, about feet high no marks of
gear not shod; his has been cropped and rope
around his neck When taken up valued at Eighty Dol
lars The owner is requested to comply with the law
take away the property.
NAL WOMBLE, Ranger.
J. T. WOMBLE, Dep. Ran.
Chatham county, June 80, 1858 54-ltpd
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&SDR REWARD.-RANAWAY FROM THE
D~eJ SUBSCRIBER, on Saturday the 26th of june
inches high, common built, dark yellow Complexion,
slight impeachment in speech rather down look scar
one leg-he says from burn. Said boy was raised in
Tennessee Madison county, brought from there about the
first of March last The above reward will be paid for
Jail in this State that get him again. $50 out of the
State; this LIST day of July, 1858.
REUBIN MAYO r.
Tawboro, NC.
July 5, 1885, 5-tf
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Newbern Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
VlHIS COMPANY HAS BEEN IN OPERATION
Il NEAR THREE YEARS, during which time no as
sessment has been made is of debt and offers to e
feet Insurance on the most favorable terms.
MOSES w. JARVIS Secty.
Newborn, N. c.
July l, 1858. 54-sm.
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HILLSVILLE ACADEMY.
CARROLL CouNrY, Va.
B. F. THOMPSON, A. NJ, Principal
i AVA RARTIEY NJ lsaocatafH PrSne;

B. F. THOMPSON, A. NJ, Principal
J. AVA hartley, A. NJ, Assocsats Prine;pdl ~
Associated with efficient instructors. 8
TINE 10TH SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
WILL COMMENCE THE FIRST MONDAY IN AU-
GUST and continue twentyone weeks. Board had
in good families at six dollars per month";
Hisville is village the top of the Blue Ridge COM
handing view of the most picturesque romantic and sub
lime scenery. "
1t is we'll supplied with good water and pure from the
surrounding mountains and is renowned for health It a
ords as good society smaller towns generally 1t is
situated thoroughare from Tennessee to NORTH
Carolina over which passes line of stages and within
few hours travel of the Virginia and Railroad
Through the beralty of Messrs Andrew s. Fulton Ben
Rush Floyd and Alexander n Chafin two Gold Medals
have been annually for the last two years the
one desiring further information about the school,
July ., 1858. 27-w6mpd.
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Form of Offer.
/un,o III. AZ IL.

(Here date the offer.)
i, there insert the name names composing the trm)
of name he town. in the State of name the State here
by offer to furnish under advertisement dated ate of
advertisement and subject to all the requirements of the
same and of the printed schedule to which it REFERS all the
articles embraced in Glass No. name the CLASSY for the navy
yard at name the yard) according said schedule
poste each article set the price and carry out the
in the columns for dollars and cents and ot up the
write the amount in words.)
quired by the schedu for the supply under the classes
miscellaneous by nonresident of the place of delivery
and should my offer be accepted request the contract
may be prepared and sent to the navy agent name the
agency for signatures and certificate. s5
Here the bidder and each member of the firm to sign
Form of Guarantee. r.
The undersigned (name of guarantor) of name of the
town and State of the State) and (nae of second
name the bidder OF bddersj will if bis Tor her offer as
above be accepted enter into contract With the United
States within fifteen DAYS after the date of notice through
the post Office of the acceptance of his for their offers be-
fore mentioned.
Witness: signature Of guarantors)
certify that the above named there name the guaran
tors) known be good and responsible uaran
tors in this case.
To be signed by the district judge district attorney col
ecor agent person known to the Bureau to
be responsible.
PORTSMOUTH, NH
Glass No. /: Bricks; class No 2 Granite; class No. g.
No s. Thte-pne and spruce timber and lumber white
pine seasoned) class No z. Lime and hair class No 3
gers class No. H. Files class No. 15 Paints OIL and
.ss M No. si. ss
class No. 90 Hay Class No. 81 Provender class No 49,
Charcoal class No. a. Copper and composition nails;
Glass No. 2 Bricks; class No 2 Stone class No 8
gsoE N s,.s. No. Sak sna 6s1d
lumber; class No. Lime and hair class No. g. Cement
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From. Uf1b

WASHINGTON. July 2.-Major Mccullough has writ
ten to the Government that he and Governor Powell
were on the eve of proceeding to Salt Lake He
says the reason why the Mormons left their habita
lions was fear of the excessive gaantry of the SOL
diers towards their women, and because the leaders
wished to keep the people together and prevent the
disaffected from taking refuge with the army.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, July "A very destructive fire
occurred here this morning between one and two
o'clock Oxford Hall was burnt to the ground and
several of the adjacent buildings seriously damaged
Loss $50 OO0--mostly covered by insurance.
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az We learn that Mr.. Nicholas w. Arlington,
of Nash, was most cruelty set upon and beaten in
Richmond, Va, on Friday last, by gang of desper-
ADDE'S and ruf6ans. Mr.. Arlington it seems, had
won largely upon the cock-fghts which had taken
place between himself and some Of the sporting men
assembled in Richmond and some expressions of
his, by means insulting because no doubt uttered
by him in jest were seized upon by these ruffians
as pretext for their work of assassination. At the
last accounts he was in a most critical condition.
Several of the rufans who assailed him have been
arrested. couple only of his friends with
him at the time. One of them knocked down
and disabled before Mr.. A. struck, and the
other seeing that his life was in great danger, made
his escape. Mr.. Arrington's servant came up Just
as his master was knocked down, and as Mr. A. fell
his pocket-book, containing large amount Of money,
dropped at the boys feet. He snatched it up and
ran, and after the fight was over. and the rufians
arrested or had left he came in and delivered
the pocket-book, with the money, to his master.
q MEssERs BRANCH AND MnIER-We are requested
; to state that Hon. L Oh. Branch and Henry w.
Miller, ESQ., will speak at Thompsons store in this
county on the 22d inst The county candidates will
merely ANNOUNCE themselves and then givesgay to
i the above gentlemen. We have no doubt there will
], be large crowd in attendance. -fsee5 +
N. 6. srocxs learn from the Journal 81
Commerce that N. stocks soid I'M New FORK
on the 28thnl1, sursly tho buyers did not
s believe story shout chrenic de:
aciinea . 4egsz ~ ~
a Dnel was fought ID New Orleans On Tues.
& II tat ae., NJ sT4anon If The 7s,e I1e7fag .n
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Our farmers generally are cutting Wheat this
week The crop is fully an average one, notwith-
standing the fears entertained some time since that
it was seriously injured by the rust-Ashs Nesos
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~ INSANE ASYLUM with one Ebouaand oords of pise
spood will be received by the uodersgned until
Of July. s.:,sEsas
Thewood must be Of the original forest growth feet
long and will be measured grounds Of the Asylum
5zs;ssa sssss-> s CHAS. e, sJOHNSON,l
: 49, KEMP r. BATTLE En- 0N. e!
WIN. W. HOLDEN, s
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MerSico,

WASHINGTON, July 2-The Government has re-
ceived dispatches from Mr. Forsyth, who at the Ia
test dates, in correspondence with the Mexican
Government, the subject of the tax on American
citizens. The point of demanding his passports had
not been reached
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az We publish to day statement of the valua-
ton of lands in the various Counties of the State in
1s47 and lS5a. showing the increase in value from
the former to the latter PERIOD also statement Of the
State debt. These exhibits will be useful to the cam
didates and public men generally during the cam
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DIE D,

- u / r u ~ -
In this City, the evening of the Sd instant Louisa il
FAINT daughter Of W. w and Louisa v. Holden aged ele
months and nineteen days But Jesus said. Suffer
tie children and forbid them not, to come unto me;
Of such is the kiugdom.of Heaven !"
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1856-1888, 1858-08-12

- ,xp ENGLAND AIMING. Though the
r,msn,s Of both c ~untries try TO conceal the f,ct.
nDJsni, bIv :rue. that France is arming TO be
ii for n struggle with England, on the - as
4 on the land ; and England IS quietly but ac-
| preparing 70 defend her naval supremacy, and
= som invasion. France has, nj the present
L., a most powerful steam navy, and she is
:, increasing IFS strength. England is also
T. in augmenting her already powerful fleet /;
~ home or channel squadron is to he largely
r-s-f during the approaching summer. The
=rg re<seIs are heIng huilf at the Pembroke dock
sr the English Government THE Howe, III
1NO0 horsepower /; Revenge, 9l guns. 500
| power Windsor castle, smiling ship. llh guns'
II Guns. 400 horse power ; Orlando. 81 guns
bcrse-nower : Inmnrtalite. 50 guns. $40 horse
/. pe6tncp. "a guns. so0 horsepower Grey
III II guns. 300 horsepower.
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BOOKS BY EXPRESS.

TINE SUBSCRIBER WILL
u NEw Books by Express from New York and San Fran
cisco by every regular packet BY the next packet he will lie
ceive the flowing. all new books:
DIR. LivingSton's Travels and Researches in South Africa, illus
trated-S4 so
Pots of the 18th Century, 1872 engravings, richly bound, ITO
So SO.
Atkinson's Seven Year. in Siberia AMI Tar,sry-S5.
Isaac Taylor's World Of Mind, 12mo-Sl rs
Scenes of Clerical Life-being the Sad Fortunes of Rev. Amos
Barton, Originally published in Blackwpod )-T5c, paper cover.
Debit and Credi; by ur. Bunsen-S1 IS.
European Acquaintance-being Sketches of People In Eu-
rope-e1 so.
Mrs. 81 journeys Lucy Howard 81 SO.
The IL ,sheesh Eater-being passages in the Life of a Pytha-
gorian-H rs.
The Happy Home by Kirwan-s1.
History OF the Origin Of the L. 5. Constitution by Geo. ".
Curtis-Si.
Hydes's and Ferris Mormonism-s1 IS.
California and its Resources, ilustratei-s3 IS.
Mrs. IIale's Receipt Book, (new and enlarged edition)-S2.
Miss Lesle's New Cook Book, (new and enlarged edition. So.
IO2-2t II. VI. WHITNEY.