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~ PILLS.
FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A
FAMILY PHYSIC.

THERE h,s long existed public demand for az "f'-c
:ye pugatiye pill which could be relied on as sur" and
perfectly safe IN its operation This has 1een prei'
Ia rect tina, demand and extensive al of its virtues
! concnsireiv with what II sseomPlishes
! mn cas- 70 make the best of all piA -One which
should have none of the objections, bat al the adva-
and With What success would respectfully submit
the public decision. 1t has been unfortunate for the
fe1lonioIs and irritating to bowels. This not.
alary them produce much gripping pain and rsTi-
sion the system to than counteTbalancc the
good - be derived from them These fAs produce no
Irritation PAIN unless it arise from previously exist;
purely vegetable, harm arise from their II
any quantity; it is better that any medicine should
IL the seys:aI diseases which they applicable
given the box. Among the complaints which have
Complaint its various forms of Jaund;ce, Indigestion,
Languor, and Loss OF Appetite, Listlcssness, Irtaby,
In the Side snd Loins for, in truth all these but
sic Of diseased action in the liver. Is
ness Plies. Collie, Dysentery Humo-s Scrofula and
Scvy. Colds with soreness OF the body, Ulcers and I'M
purity Of tbs blood IN short any and every case where
PuTgative required.
They have also produced some singulary successful
in Rheumatism Gout, Dropsy, Gravel, ErysPeas,
PalFitstoE Of the Heart Pains IN the Back Stomach.
and Side They should be freely taken in the spring Of
the year. purify the blood and prepare the system
the change Of seasons An OCCASIONAL dose stimulates
stomach and bowels healthy action
the appetite and vgor They purify the blood, and, 81
their stimuant action on the crculatoTy system,
the strength Of the body and the wasted
diseased energies OF the whole organism Hence
sonai dose IS advantageous, even though no serious
arrangement exists; but unnecessary dosing should
never be carried too far every Purgative medicine
reduces the strength, when taken to excess The tno
sand ia which physc is required be
eEated here but they suggest themselves the
of every body: and this pill is found better
purpose than any thing which has hitherto available
to mankind. Where their virtues known the
public VIII 10 longer doubt what remedy to employ when
~ need OF cathartic medicine. Being wrapped
they pleasant take, and.beRg purely vegetable,
harm can arse from their use III any quantity
foE Ioiilu[c 1FecLOls, see wrapper on the box
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Allan
tic with West North Western, and south
Western by Rglway direct. This road
also pi'tsbGrgh with daily live % St
ports the Western Rivers and Cleveland aud sam
fusSy with all the NoTthWrStern
Lakes; making the direct ctsHpef aud reliable
rOtGts by which FREIGHT be fOTHarded and
the Great lVsSt.
RATES BETwEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAsS-Boots, Shoes. Hats andl
cPi t s9Ss B B I SS1. e9 s i Ss per s
Feathers, FuTs, &c..-..-.....-........J
SECOND CLASS = Domestic Sh-etIBg,
Shifting ndTiekinE. (in igual halcsl - ,eo ~,
Drugs On casksj hardware, Leather. " - ~ u.s.
lin rolls or bc&eslROol and sheep P-s
Eastward.
THIRD CLASS.-AHvils, Steel, Chains Ciu
{ea.. lig @ FS; isSe
ed, JrNcsUt ciPaTs cut &C. kc.
FOURTH CLASS-COGcc -FE>t, Bacon Beef
and PORK Vn casks or boxes, eastwar'il 20 ~, H.,
Lard Lard OIL, Mails, Soda Ash, ' pr iVc IDS
Clay, Tar Pitch. IusIi. &c.
FLOUR.-$i, per Dbl. until further notice
GRAlSin loads - cents leo lbs. until further
notice.
CoTroN$s per bale nc; exceeding 500 lbs weight: gntI
further notice.
E In Shopping goods from any point east Of phadeI-
Phia, be articulaTt packages 'Uid PtHEss
AZ Pl=asiPAs or Pittsburgh viii be foryerIed without
FzEI9HT AoESTS-C Z Evans. 5. KhE street Boston: J
Clarke, No Astor House, and No William John
vile, a. Train aud Sp-ingmau Brown Cincinnati @.
c Medium, Madison lad DaEaessII, Co. and
Carter JeTett, Louisville, Ky. e Olsilry Co. Evans
ville Ind Sass, s. Louis, No; Harris WOrnlry Co
Wayne, Ind; sase3sr, PAiia Mlsra= Hooas,
! more; D A StsNs Pittsburgh
II. Ii. HUSTON, GENT Freight Agent. PhIai
yiyl III LodBAERT, Sapi., Ais9oaa, Pa.
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for the H0T5EaFs, EI5cl. Is - ss=7 ra--- t1a7 I
Also th= publications. q tl= T-sy1r-e~1 brtri, s-
school C-af1a an rrRct Sr-f-.r-
Every thirE 1sIaTy faslL . 81 E1s< AL '-s'7s-T
tspt constantly on ha-li- ~ 80 o.. Is'a '--~-,
WE have nov in sr-r- the '1G E.-- ats= o: Be-
w zuf Brou-n C1;ts1s. r. I'll riitas, =I.zl 20; a.
AZ u-fc-s A. Ior - caa De h-gEa: 10 che cry:
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ERpWS GOODS
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FARE AS LOW AS BY ANY OTHER ROUTE.

80 Be particular and ask Tickets the c. W. "a
Short Line Rail Road.
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In connection with the above, keep every kind
seal nstsunenss and musical ulsrchaniise generally.
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Pianos, NeiOdeons aud every of musical lnstru-
Eaents tuacd and repaired.
~ An 90 \. warranted N this es.abskr1ent. noY5
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For THROUGH Tickets and other information, enquire
Central Ohio Ticket ONCE, in the Sprsg House, Water
street, Wheeling, Va.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

.ha Democrstic vote Of the several couutie,
eoss salem on the 10th ult and pomiosted Lafay-
-sn c,os,r for Congressman; John Whtesker for
G~v,,nor, Lucien Heath for Secretary OF STATE ;
y tse md p. Deadly X. z. Stratton, K p.
ppn;.s AID A +. Wait for Judges OF tue supreme
d., TIE Convention unanimously adopted reso-
Snn It sustaining the Administration OF Jsmes Bu-
nhsrsn but without special mention OF the Lecomp
aon Contti uticn. . hol1 .ho;, S,.,o
ra,r.n,;on ON the lst met. and the Republicans on
che ID. o,..,;. .,a % tho 9th NH
WI 10Y "a e.var has broken out in Washington
"A g'es' "a IN Vspcouver's Island. TIE reports
1eII.uy ;,es an Frazer's River such that there
~ ,nsb tbjther from all parts OF the shores of
y gre. e'nnd A gentleman OF my acquaintance,
fnge. eov Sas az a tru tworthy person. wrote from
n,.snis under date of TIE 10Th ut., letter which
~ ls,s pnblisfed in The Alta. He says:
We have had great tmes since last wrote you We are
- viii the sod fever Everybody that get away 10 of to
80 and rsuohes contribute swell the number Of the
b, there very rich digging udred They lie on Thop
sous Biver which tributary Of Frszes River lying IN En-
sb Territory shave the h psIse Gold has bsen 10 IND by
the Boundary Commission all along the line run o 1en aud
there be but little doubt that very soon we sh be pro
aucins OF gold 1dns 70 the aeaaJ nu
nesous attractions Of the Sound for settlers
His word Ia good for tne excitement; but he does
not prorss to know anything OF the truth OF the re-
ports which caused the excitement; nor can here,
for m any trust opinion about their truth. 1t is,
however undoubtsd fact that gold has been found
scattersd over an extensive district In the Frazer
River country, and that number Of persona have
been Engaged there in mining for months past. Hth.
rto the gold yield has been small If the late reports
be true we shall know it by the import of the
dust The Les aie said TO be making from half an
ounce to three ounces per day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
NEW-GR ANADA.

Inform alton had been received at Panama of the
rat fcston by h~ New Giausd an Sci ate OF the Css'
Herrsn cotytrtop, III leh ID to the dill ,ultles D.
veeu & at country and the Unite States.
BY tie proyiioIs Of this CONVENTION, Ne.'Granada
ecognizes It's reepnDstiii y to make compensat ON
or cemeges caused by the riot 81 April ID, 1896
Tie cunt Of these dan sg.s to he Assessed by two
Cen missiOuers oIe to be Appointed by each Gov
rLmtLt. In case Of dsdgnem al arbitrator to
be appointed by tNe Commissioners, or, # they can
sgIse in the se ciiOn, 1ytbe Muster ot Prussia IN
he United States. The decision OF this Com lsiOn
sto he hI al and the Government Ct NeR.Gcanada
uhtss to set spnft for paymet OF the damages,
helf Of the sums t. be received from the raoams
RsCtd ON account # The n'erOceati; mails and Of
u dividends from s net receipts, aud to provide
other mesIs if tlese be found nsu ceht. Tue Con-
uistCnss to issue certificates for the awards, u
he re .eemed within eight years in elusl semi annual
psymeLt With interest at the rate OF Six per cebt per
Dbl um, tue fRt pay ment to be uisde within Fix
IL nbs afer the closDg Of the commission.
lie converts, peinits the United States to buy or
lease tact q lot than ore hundred acres in
ctbe ssics Of the boy Il Ponama for Goa! depot,
to erect vhaves aud l4ndiDgs theron tho same to
be .xen Ut from tsxs,ion Of ell kinda.
The Ian0m0 Star and HrdH tran states portion
Of report Of the Attorney General Of New-Gtan.d
submitting the Lew Con'ti'ution Of the Republic to
Coz gre,s for Its sction, in which he ssys:
But II II is believed that this propoeed refsrm
cloud not lie adopted II appears Necessary to adopt
ttber rather than to remain IN the stu
non IN which We we're placed by the law OF June 10,
1857.
WHAT shsl this course be-
"1HE IACOkPoKA1IoS or TIE STATES OF NEW.
GRAsADA INTO THE ANERIcAs tSIoS UNDER THE
sANF CONDITIONS AS The STATES THAT ALREADY
IURM THAT COsFEDEkAcf.
"If We co Dot reo 4rize ourselves solid bass,
euch at il COZ POI for US the means II resolving
tie difficulties under witch we labor.
"This course vii be better than to remain in 0
situation We row are In.
Let US b. come part Of the American Cnion and
tie States tf New. GraLacs will nd themselves ia the
ran ccL di,ion es are the States of Nes-Yok Penn
.,lvaIs al other Stotes I'll ibe confederation en-
wing externally the protection the power oil tnat
neat o. ope can iusure us and preserving our gov
emmett sud Il INT u lettering our nternsl con-
oition without risk frem tho-e Fstdallc incursions
with which we are At present threatened.
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VANCOUVER'S ISLAND.
THE FRAZER RIVER GOLD MINES.

THE FRAZER RIVER GOLD MINES.
We have bad the pleasure, curiIg The pat week,
of conversirg with gentle nan direct from Victoria,
Val oouvers leland, who has seen specimens OF the
sold obtalntd from that region, and represents 1t as
teipg quite cosrc piece, weighed in his presence
was 0rth fraction $40. He Ii Informed tina, from
IS to SIS and $50 per day been washed out but
links that there are more miners whOse average
produc. is under 8 per day than above that amount
The Hudsoh's Bay Company 6 steamer Beaver. re-
Gently arrived at Victoria, from Forts Hope ana
Lar ley, bringing sixteen pounds of gold dust that
had teen traced from the miners on Frazers and
ItomIson's Rivers. Several private parcels were
sent down for tie purchase Of supplies, mining
totls, &C. ..
Merry all the hslf-boods and French, together with
many other re.iden ts Oh Vancouves Island are in the
gold req oD al it is thought there are already there
end IN route from six to eight hundred PERSONS We
IL arm thst the northera portion Of our territory 10 be-
coming well nigh deserted. The numbering establish
merits on the waters Of Puget Sound fed |: extremely
dificDt to keep in tioD, owing to the number u
bands ,ha! have left and constantly esviog for
the n. rtbern El Dorado. Co. Ftzhugh OF Beliing-
ham Bay is likewise in an unpleasant predicauient
with regard to his coal mine. That article is now in
great demand but bis hands have nesiy all letl him
operations in the mine about at sand stu, and
tie oil etc amer On the Sound 10 compelled 10 burd
wood at 81 per cord. u..x
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SOUTH PACIFIC COAST.
From The Panama S.ar and Herald

Fro~ The Panama STAY and Herald
The news is highly Interesting, it brings intelli-
gence Of the overthrow of tho revolutionary army IN
Peru.
Considerable excitement. ex4ted IN the Republic OF
Chill regarding the coming elections the Conssrvalye
and Liberal parties having jored their influence 10
oppose the Government candidates.
FL Merctrio Ct Valparaiso, abiding to this subject
Gays,
The opposition has organized club 10 this port,
which meets twice week in the The6ter de la Veto
ria and bds render ed sef 70 arkable account OF
the run Der Of persons who attended the meetings snd
who generally amount to four or five thousand per
soDs and also for the perft ct order watch up to nus
men ent has reigned among them not single incioeh.
occurring to gansay the most prudent democracy ano
this notwithstanding tba the several orators discuss
perfect Liberty the persons things and principes
oi the opposite band, not observing the restrlc
lions which convenience imposes In temperate os
cussion.
Governments party have on their part done the
same, and although thor meetings have been less
npmerously attended, they have also presented tue
spectacle Of order AID liberty offered by those OF
the Opposition. This proof Of advancement 10 Tue
Republican practices does great honor to the peooe
t Valparaiso, ard also speaks in favor oil tue hrs'
Magistrate Of the province, who, notwitbstsndn the
earnest desire be mani, ste for his partys triumph,
allows the others entue liberty 10 employ the press
aud the tribune az ainst Government and the Admins
trsiion.
Tie same agitation is obser we'd in many towns OF the
Republic, on which account, and aso for the pe..t
twb given 10 The political question, both by the MINIS.
teiis! sud the Opposite press, some persons ieAI u
any eccident may tufics to mpel the partcs GUY Vi
the legal path. sId thus endaDger public tranquility.
The harvest Throughout the country has tufLe0 our
wei, ard the crop have been stored without serious
loss from uptus y raiDs.
Our Pats correspoi dent informs US that Dr. OAK
tOid, United SateS Consul ct 1Umhee, went 10 tlc
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

The schooner Golden State, Capt futile, arrived in
port Yesterday with news from Honolulu to tho 10Th
March, two weeks later than previous sdvices
We are indebted to j. w. Sullivan for late papers
1HE GCASo TRADE.-Ihe H0nolufu Adrcrl'Ser "
Tie ship Jonn Marshall, which had been detained
day from adverse wiDds sailed on Saturday las
for Jarvis Island fully equipped with anchors chains
and buoys, to be stationed off that island. 1t Is
thought that when buoys are placed SHIPS can lie and
load with perfect safety. The clpper-ship Aspssia,
which is locked Tor from New York 10 three or four
weeks is expected TO load the first csrgo Of guano, in
case she finds DO oil freight at this pot.
The Advertiser quotes from The Washington Era
remarks about the chemical analysis Of Of
this guano ss follows:
"fhough not so rich in ammonia as some of ii
Peruvian guano, contains than rs per cent #
phosphate of lime, for want of which cereal crops
not be grown.
SISTERS OF CHARITY.-SOrne Sisters of Charity are
on their way from France to establish schoo. Tor
Young ladies In Honolulu.
WATER-SPouT-A great water-spout passed over
Wa kapu on the 10th February. The Adrertser says:
The heavens gathered blscknsss, and the clouds
were borne TO and fro by cobhic ing Winds, and wa
spout wss formed and carried to the summit OF the
mountains between Wsikapu and Ukumehane, aud
then discharged. The torrent rolled down on each
side bearing all before it; the branch Of the water
spout that came down to Wskspu uprooted huge
trees and stre~ed them over the plain, dug up and
removed large fields Of ka0, and carried away cOnsid
cradle portions Of arabic and, leaving deep assures
and piles of stone instead. Many families who before
the catastrophe sent food to market left desti-
tute. The water came down in body like mighty
wall fifteen or twenty feet high. with such m,jesty
that would not e Low the wndDgs Of the brook but
rushed over whatever lay its way cutting its own
path. Several cattle and horses csught in its
track and drowned. Several dwelling. houses we; o
destroyed, and greater damage wss conc at Ukume-
hame than at Waikapu.
BAY WHALiSG.-We learn from Lahsins on Mon
Cay last that three whales killed in sight of The
town-cow, calf and bull. Two were killed by natives
and ore by Capt. King of the American whseship
81 sron. The natives belong to the whaling station Of
Mr.. Kaik ainahacle, close TO Lahains; and we learn
that, in his temporary absence at Honolulu, his wife
bad taken charge Of the business, and went in the
boat hertelf experimenting the capture aud the
ipR Of the whales. Talk Of native in doence hereafter
We Learn also that the ship Dover had fastened to
two whales in Hio Bay, and got one.
lPolynesian March 6
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Died.

In shs.t. at the County Hospital March H. VIM. Howard,
Maps City March 49, Selma m.td. wife Of Nicholas Bias
li Hschsao Flat FL Dorado County March H. George CHS.
bm formerly Of Calhoun County Michigan, aged 50
Mao C:hon u Dorado County March Joseph Leonard
In PcrIald, March T. Msris wife Robert PtOck aged n
In San s,auci.cO March p Edwin Randall aged years.
re- Misicr Dolores March 2s Leonard Chandler of San
fisuciscc formerly Of Lexington Mass aged 81 years Of
Rob, # sie MIN ie Aaken aged mouth, aud IL d.ys
At PfAiie City, Sacramento County March 90 Jaa Ihe,es
Il San Faroco March a. Mr.. Albert Morgan formerly Of
Ii. Sen Mn.ie and late Of Providence r. H. aged
asytsr. ~, o, ,..... po,rs., .,sd Q, vo.,.
formerly Gaers, Joe Davies County and recently from "fa
'.ey c,,o, wood Trinity County March l5 Major ws'son,
od Edward Nancy d. Over'on aged years ana
Al Clear Lake sonoma County March Daniel
OF A b and Henrietta Elliott, aged months and ii day.
Santa Cruz March H. Augustus Uhden from the effect oil
In Sprses March H. Jane Emily daughter of B. and caha'
In Sacramento ssfch a aurega eld: daughter Of o1a'
cGsLOey Ann Em%CS' GI@ssy Of SoT~i9h Co5p YEAR,
AZ Fob 80 Rsncb near Bangor Butte County March 10,
Ren only daughter D. and Phebe Forbes aged years
v 1 Fl fToG N S% me morning OF tho 'a n
II s.9 f.5e,oS March e Of ss9Psn George Washington
In Loeonons Valley Mp, County FEB H. Rev John L. san
bliI erva T. Smith, sged years. !,
Midtown. AmadoT County. March 20 Preston F. son OF
c. L. and III. y. billiard, sged years aud month";
AT joe. C.s County, March 49, Dons JO'ePha
Ssnetes de BtTlsl, sged N years. 49,
In Les gelc. March H. Mary Martha, dsusher Of Nicolas
and Msris Perquen Pesua, sssd years.
In Lee Auleles March 49, Jose Andrads, aged IS
In San Frsncsco. March "a Thomas Woods Of consumption,
iste OF Rnttlesnske Bar.
AT Yrks si.kyou County March 49, Sarah Jaue, nfaut
daughter Samuel and Nsncy Bonnie aged months
and 10 days .
AT Stewards Flat Placer County, March % Jacob High, aged
80 =. =, ~.
At Oroyile Butte County March "a, pI. ID: w. Bloom:
Al Keowood City, San MsteO County March ~ Alien T. Mus
sr.,, of Harrison County, Ohio sscd52 years
Az S.rkss lin Tuolumne County. March g. Benz. I. Wood
bury formerly of Salem Mass aged 50 years =,
In Posnd March 49, Ada LAvins daughter OF Ooo M Sna
Ells Strc,lcr eyed 10 moths and il days, , .,.
In San Fiancifco March 2 w ~ Wider OF eOnAunP'oH'
sgsc 40 ytsu, native of Ohio. 49,, -, t,.
In Los Angeles March 2 Pans daughter oi 'es' "uN '
Marine eyed IL months. - ,,,r
In S.r francisco April Horace Edgar only chud OF Hoa''o
p and RCD, ga l. willis aged months and y days ~
IL ssrta koss March ~ Sarah wife OF Dr. b. T. "es'ia'
Or Nsps Cre.S March r. only child of Lcvins aud John
eyfus, sged year and months
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.


A STEAMER FOR THE SoUSD.-Iho Herald says the
steamer Sea Bird is to in Puget Sound as an
ndepe ndent steamer.
The STIILAcoOM HERALD.-We have received
copies of the new paper entitled The Puget Sound
Herald, published at SteilacOom by G. w. Lee AMI
Charles Bro sch.
IMMlGRATIos SocIETY.-A public meeting is to b,
hela StelscoOm the 18th inst for the purpose Of
organizing a society to encourage immigration to
Wasl iDgton Territory.
INDIAN MURDERs.-One day last week while How
wit SCOT, chief of the Lumm tribe, was proceeding
with his wife and four of bis people TO Victoria from
Beipgbam Bay, they we've overtaken by q canoe con-
tanning Claim Indians and all PCT to death.
S.eilacoom Herald. March le.
LUMBER FOR VALPARAISU.-The Matias COnsino
sailed ON the 25th March from SteacOom with 4VO
coo feet Of sawed lumber for Valparaiso.
INDIAN TRoCBLFs.-In view of the present unset
tied state of our relations with the Indians, We deem
il our duty to caution the whites from expressing their
opinions freely in the presence and hearing OF the
Indians. We often hear persons Boosting and threat
eDpg that if they could only Get eyes on such and
such liz dams they would shoot them put them out
We Go not know; but oftentmes, when such remarks
are made Indians arc within hearing listening to and
understanding every word of the conversation, aud
ready to bear the to the individuals threatened,
Who knowing euch threats to be made against their
lives will not be likely to entertain very friendly fes
ipes toward the whites. For this reason, we would
recommend caution, we know from observation that
the Indians watch closely and scrntiaize our every
word enc action. (Steilacoom Herald.
UNITED STATES MARsHALs SALE.-Ihe steamer
Constitution was sold by the United States Marshal at
Olympia on Monday last, for the sum OF $lo,ooo
N"P' " " Herald March 10.
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COSTA RIGA.
Our files Of tie Croa'ca de Saa Jo.t Sc to
March

Our files Of tie Cronicd DE- Saa Jo.t Sc TO
March -.
o. The 10Th of MsreA the Cost, RcaI lived n NJ
r.un scet Gee Of tie lUriC battle of SAINT. Ross,
=" the first combat in witch Ceatrsl ADeres humid .
: sto br Precious .nenie." Iwber- Schlessioger ron
a~s,). by giving grand funeral TO the remains OF
(spt Quirus, DO was shot on that ccc ,.ion. The
th Of Msrci tie anniversary of the battle, vas also
celebrated IN Sat Jose.
On tue 2lst tie public obs' 9oes Of & j. MNi. Gre
t-reiz who comuapoed q. SAL, Rps., sni was kisd,
~.re cele brsted ~,h great pomp ~ San Jose
notice IN The Croricd Ogc'aI csis up "a The sol-
0l,is Of TIE nd can pslsn ssainst the hIbrsers
Ia tome up snd get their psy.
Tie Gotta Ricsn papers complain Of the greH in
crease Of CRIME in that Republic. Robbery and nur'
If frequent occurrence, and tie perpetrators
are bs'cy s,eG discovered.
Col. ID. Francisco Aov ,rsde who was 10 conusnd
OF the ortreis If CaslJ V. aid whc sb,ndOuet II,
allowing Andersen snd lis hhbustrs 10 take posses
son Of IT, les been tried by court meitisl 500 s-n-
ced 10 be degraded from hi, rsuk sui nned fct
four yeas in the fortress Of {, e fort Ct Mo.s.