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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-02-09
HEyRYM LEEDS Co, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 7; y

HENRY II LEEDS co, AUCTIoNEERSnaS,,ALI,E sRo C.
90 Til sell =, auction nc on Tuessy fsorasry At II
private collection q an en oil paintings rare iusira,ed
Sorks old engrsvss autographs Se The collection Of Dr.
There about 20 paintings Of most celebrated artists in
works Of Carracci Salvador Rosa, Tempesa Burgogwin,
eners Crsesbeck Moueheron &C Also the most rare col
SsSF. .s5 q Ssd aef Of
Iconogapbc Encyccyea cf Arts and Sciences and
copy this country q vos; Armllles du Musee q vols
sRa & win in over GGy woo i SGsn
American Indians 10 plates National Portra, GALLERY, I!
They are now on exhibition as above.
ID Nassau sTeeL--HENRY II. LEEDS 4 GO. viii sell At
auction; on wednesday, February 10 and Thursday scs
Nassau sres,-rersmg,ory sae Of large and valuable
in nil Containing about ssoc CONFUSING Of cissaa, sets Of
diamond pearl and opal all set in the finest gnd also scarf
sleeve buttons stone and shell. cameo SETS and single
and Fren 81 movements fob and guard chains coral work
loose &c watch keys chateanes and other fine gold
yru copper Of the time Of rragan, snuff
no.ss ~ S's sgns' ves. IA a f s ,. "a hs
equally snd valuable al OF which will be positively sold
without reserve 10 repay advances.
uENRY .. HERTs JR, AucTIoNFER by HERrs a
III MOsEsMortgage sale Of eedant household furniture,
on wsdnesesy Feb 10 At 10 osoSs At No Amiiy place.
chairs tables rosewood piano bedseads bureaus beds bed
ding looking gasses. carpets sllycr-
ware glass china cutlery kitchen utensils &C, &c. Terms
of sale cash, In city funds.
IJousE skLE-spIENDTD FURNTTuRE, RICH VIII.
III ton and velvet carpets costly French plate pier aud
mane mirrors three suits parlor furniture rosewood
snofore octave; valuable oil painting pearl ana sill
cutlery, Ac, No 2ts West Twenty third street
nsh,h avcnue. DANIEL :. HouGH, kuconeer will sell
this day Tuesday Feb. at 10 O'clock the entire furni-
ture Of the above house which of the hest description
ssrg o large and costly pier aud antel mirrors superior
rosewood psnoforc elegant of parlo furniture In rich
crimson and maroon brOcsde; do, green aud gold;
costly roserood snd secretary book .od carved
wood centre sofa and pier tables three superior rosewood
etegeres bic tops with mirror eleg
rosewood reception chairs rch satin and apesy
wood with mirror backs lace
curtains and shades bronze and orolu clocks costly china
and rich paIlur ornaments &C with number of
oil psrtng dining aud chamber furniture elegant
sension tables chairs rich cold and decorated aud
elegant ruby and cut glassware and silver
cske baskets casters bureaus with marble
china toilet beat hair
and bedding French oval mirror mahogany
In hsi cloth cottage and mahogany spring chairs
wood hall stand, oilcoh &C. Sale positive aad postpone
ment
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THOMAS MILLER, .AyCTI0NEER -PEREMpT0RY
sale foreclosure Of mortgage, under direction OF
Livingston Livingston ESQ., referee elegant brown stone
house and lot on Mads on avenue-THOMASJ MILLER VIII
sell at auction Tuesday February at IL O'Clock at the
Merchants Exchange, IN pursuance of Judgment OF the
Supreme Court the house and lot the norheastery
of Madison and Thirty third street. four stories
basement and under cellar high stoop brown stone front
and containing all the modern improvements Terms will be
very liberal, much $4,000 remain Il desired
LIVINGSTON LIVINGSTON, Referee.
ST. CLAIR SMITH. Attorney.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MPOO THE ADVERTISER WISHES TO DEPOSIT
DOUOs this amount with landlord whose agency
would re worth s. 900 yearly would engage with whole
sale hou salesman and collector Address Scboeld
I48 West Thirty sixth street.
4 GENCY wANTED--BY AN EXPERIENCED PERSON
n who advance $500 or $500 Not particular the
business. Address Agency, box Ill Herald office.
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SALES AT AUCTION.

vyHOMAs j MILLER, AUCTIONEER-FOREOI.O IRE
of chatei gage-By order Of 'he assignee OF tue
Undivided half part OF household hotel furniture THOs
). MILLER win sell at auction "Wednesday, Feb TO- 1853
O'Clock at No ls2 West street. large and varied
sornent OF hotel furniture consisting in part OF double ana
single bedsesds wsshsands looking glasses mattresses
chairs pillars holsters bed quilts safe, counters desks a.
together with extensive OF kitchen furniture
with which the sale will commence Catalogues embracing
the entire list ready being the undivided half Interest of
Milton Holmes mortgage stephen G.. Wood, Jan IT, 1851
MARTIN +. BREASTED, Assignee.
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IL household furniture AT aucton.-M. DOUGHTY, Auc-
oneer win sehis day f0a O'Clock at the salesroom 10
Nassau street by order Of s mogageea large assortment
OF and second hand mahogany and rosewood furniture
consisting in psr OF richly carved paor furniture suite
gilt frame pier glasses rich gilt frame oil paintings marble
top centre fables bookcases mahogany chairs
mahogany go hc bedsteads hair mattresses palliasses
feather beds dressing washstands toilet
gether with general assortment of new furniture. To be
sold adyan
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MEDICAL CARD.-ALL THOSE UNrORrvNArK ~
f the selection Of physician, would dc well 70 call =
once on JOHNSON 10 Duane street Cha ham Bank build
inr twenty yesrs vely devoted to the reanens
n chs unless cure<.
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IMPORTANT TO LADIES DIR. Robins FEMALE
pills iusllble remedy for all irregularities % he fe
male system they are perfectly reliable in the most es
IRENE Price ~ Dor. Sent by mail " any part %
the United states with full directions free o. postage Ad
dress Dr. Koiin SS Grand street. New York. ~ B.-Pr-
yaie consultation for all Of private nature
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MEDICAL.

nR. wATSoN's NEW WORK "TUE CAUSE AND
Cure-A complete and practical treatise premature
exhaustion, with local debility induced by early ndsnren,
other which tho and elec " tho
nsidous maady together with tho treatment fully
planed Ilarsted by numerous anatomical plates and
cravings with asupplsmant on sexual Diseases. Price o.
To be hal Of the author, who may be consulted coma
dentaIly at 90 (Dfy 1ye Walker street. few doors Of
BroAdyay
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HUDSON RIVER RAlLROAD.-EXPRESS TRAIN
ii for Albany ano Troy stopping at principal stations,
necug with Western and Northern trains leave Chamber
street At 8 30 and II - A. NJ, and 44SP M
A y. SMITH. Supernteudept.
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NEW .roRx AND LIVERPOOL UNITED STATES
IN mail steamers
The sb comprising this tine are
The ATLANTIC. Captain Oliver Eldrdge
The BALTIC, Captain Joseph Somsock.
The ADRIATiC, Captain James West
These saps having been built by contract expressly for
government SERVICE has been taken In their
s,rucon, also in their engines To insure strength and
speed and hsir for unequal
ed for elegance AND comfort
The of this line have improved tight
parmens and hsS been spared make them all
good the thorough examination them
their mode OF construction yet unequalled
Price Of passage from New York to Liverpool IN first cabin,
$D in second do S7b From Liverpool 10 New York 30and
~ Kuiness An experienced attached each ship
No berths be secured until paid for.
PROPOSED SAILING
LIVERPOOL
Saturday January e 1883 "Wednesday, February 1883
March IL 4" March 81 A"
April 10, April g. A"
April "a " May r.
May q. June g.
june june 70 JUNE JUNE
For freight or passage apply 70
EbwAkD K COLLINS, No, IS Wall street., X.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY Co, Liverpool
b. q. WAINWRIGHT A co Paris.
The Of these ships will not he accountable for god
silver bullion, specie jewey precious stones metals
less bills OF adng are signed therefor and the value thereof
expressed therein.
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II States mail steamer ARAGo, d. Lines, commander,
will leave foIavre touching At Southampton TO land the mails
and passengers saturday March A. II O'Clock from pier
81 North foot Of Beach This ship has FIVE water
enclosing the engines that In the
Of collision srandng the could not reach them, and
the pumps being the safety Of the vessel and
would be secured Baggage not wanted during
the should be sent on boart the day before sailing
marked below" For freight passage apply 10 w. s.
pRAyToN, agent, No. Broadway.
~ B.-The steamer Fulton will succeed the Arago, and
April g.
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RURToN,s NEW TnEATRE;-TuEsDAy, BENEFIT OF
ID Mr.. CHARLES MATHEWS The popular comedy of
THE SERIOUS FAMILY, with cast including the old
favorte and original representatives with powerful aug
mentaon of talent Capt Murphy Mcguire Mr. Brougham
Charles Torrens Mr. Charles Mathews Aminadab sleek Mr
Burton; Mrs TorreDs Mrs !. W Davenport Mrs Orms
Demaine. Mrs. A. Parker; Lady Creamy, Mrs Hughes
And the sterling comedy three acts of CURE FOR THE
HEARTACHE, In which Mr. Charles Mathewsand Mr. Burton
will play Young and Old Rapid. To morrow Nj JHOLAS
NlCkkBf with all the comedians In ts cast Broughams
comedy Thursday
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TlK. WArSDN HAS FUK A DONV sEKfkS on WARS
his attention da-ases In hss
treated twenty thousand without an In
stance failure rha remedies mild without inerrup
change Of diet Dr. WATSON connued
attendance from 10 The morning until At night
dence IS (dy fve) Walhes doors of Brrnd-
way The consulting rooms separate
wM WATSON n n
Foyuerfy of tns Lock Ho<pital
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MADAME HARRIS TrIIs ALL THE EVENTS or LIFE,
Nt thoughts tells OF stolen property gves
utky numbers Thousands have been msde happy through
her science. 0aec, No 80 West Nineteenth street near
sisih avenue Hours, A. W. 10 Up NJ Laces, Is cents;
gentlemen, 50 cents
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A UCTI0N NOTICE.. BoGART, AUCTI0NEER-B,
IA g. BOGART.W ednesday, 10th inst at lO1s O'clock
the auction of Frankfort and william
household furniture, mahogany ete tetes chairs tables
carpets looking glasses crockery toilet SETS kitchen furni
ture, &c.
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FURNITURE.

dix "A SPLENDID FRENCH PLATE PIER MIR
SI ~. elaboraely gilded with gold, and two cor
match Another chance Ike this Ia
mans life time gold hunting watch taken in part balance
cash. iss West Thirty. sixth street.
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AsfIs~AtI, Dec. |, ls5s.
The ,csic Roancte Sdiil for San Movements u or
United Ssta Sh,ps-7he British tLe,f-SaiI,no orfers
topof frou AJsnicua b Oid Proriislue.
The United States steam frlgais Roanoke fGasship1
sailed at O'Clock Wednesday, Nov. -, for san
Juan cc Norto.
on the day previous Mr.. Arkwright, a fireman, m
Engshman, died of typhoid fever, and was buried Al,
Aspnsall oaiccrs and crew generally well.
The United States ship Jamcsto~n arrived Ia our
ha Dor the morning Of the 25th from san Juan and
sailed again for the port the morning Of the
Goth She brought down dispatches from Capt Jarvis
the Savannah for the ag officer but be had sailed tho
day previous Or San Juan. The jamestown has eghtccn
cases of ordinary fever The sick list
The Roanoke and Savannah at San Juan TIE latter
has sofne sickness on board Tho saransc o, Panama
day two her sick scnt This port
and placed % the s,orcshs Relief Capt Strong which
will sail Cor New York about the 10Th of Dcccmbcr
The British shire leopard and vaotous sun San
Juan. The former has over sixty OF fever on
board.
Under this bead 1t may be inappropriate give you
the latest sailing directons from Aspnwa 80 old Prov
d,ncc lsand," particularly they originate from high
naval authority. nor origin In this The
United States slcop Saratoga had been lying At anchor
some weeks in harbor, and Il was determined sho
should 20 70 sea- shake out her as give her officers and
airing of Tho salt breeze (say about ten days)
and return again. Where should she go9 That the
point Tho flag ofccr (by tho way, singular and
awkward designation Tor the commander of squadronl
had no choicc-the cartaln q the saratoga could
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TRIBUTE oF REsFkcr TO THE MEMORY oF rug VIC
TIa OF THE wHIrE sTREEr FIRE--ruE FUNERAL.
meeting held At Firemens Hall last evening n
take ac,on with reference 70 the death of Hugh NJ Lake
who killed on Friday at the IRE at the Harlem RAJ.
road DEPOT
Mr.. H. s BtKrR, of Engine No IS offered the following
resolutions, which were unanimously adopted
Whereas, another member of the New York Fire ~.
parimept has been offered Up martyr 70 tho ~
protecting city from the " IRE, AMI the ro
men D general arc aean N mourning lr tie loss ~ oa
of their companions, vho lost his LIE while In discharge
Of his duties as hreman therefore, b. ~
Resolved, That the stoard u Engnc and FOrcmen
deeply eympathise with tho family Of the deceased and
his Immediate associates 10 the department. AMI trust that
they may nd that consoiaon Always rendered t0 those
who look upward for sappDft 70 Him whose heart Is a.
ways opencd hear the prayer " the distressed and
wLoes bounty in goodness IA unlimited.
Resolved, That 10 the death ~ Hugh M Luke tho de-
paftm. have lost noble associate and whose
duct bud cndearcd him a. all.
Resolved That fatc'late in tho obsequlcs of the
deceased and that the above preamble and resolutions
pub shed and copy OF the same duly authentcaed be
p, ssentsd 10 the family ~ the deceased
Resolved Tnat tho department form Broadway,
rieht resting Worth street at O'Clock y. u sun
day the 2th int and that companies assemble without
music, banners or badges.
lie will be buried from No. rs leonard suce;, and
taken TO Greenwood.
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News from the south PaeifIc.

TUE WAR PREPARATIONS or rkRC AGAINST ECrA.
poR--AKFIIcAN SHIPS To Rg FORCED IN As WAR
yEs<ELs-MR. LosER PARpOSED-REvOLIrIoNARY
REPORTS FROM cHiEL-TRADE AND HARVEST RE
TURNS.
The steamship Valparaiso arrived al Panama the Goth
cf November, with tho South Pacific mails, twenty pas
scugcrs 81 cbi in specie for Pansma s32l s4 for Eng
land, and 215 packages of freight
Among the passengers were Lieut.. J. NJ Giics, Y. g
~. Nicolas Rubo, Consul Of Peru In Panama aDd four
second class and sixteen s,eeragc passengers.
The British steamer Medway. which sailed for y,
Thomas The night Of the 23d utmo connecting with tbo
Southampton ship, took over s75O,cOo 0f ths noun,
nearly half million In California gold
The dates are, Valparaiso the LIST, Gallo the 12th and
pasa The lcth u November.
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The Nicaragua Route.
EAMsHIP HERMANN PLAIN QUESTION AND
STATEMENT or FACTS.


TO ~ HERALD
The steamship Hermann 10 San Francisco with
orders stop at san Juan del sur for the washngons
passengers. These orders were concise, clear aud
positive.
The steamer Washington LEFT here the 9TH of November
with passengers for the Hermann and arrived all well
the 18th uit. a, san Juan del Nerte
Colonel ChNis the agent Of the American Atlantic and
Pacific ship Canal Company, went Immediately up the
san Juan, Of the companys steamers, 10
and there learned that ste had stopped that port
Now. the question sriscs why she did not stops Who
and what Influences caused her not to sioiS
The company clearly did not seni her by They ordered
her 20 stop, and yet the captain f her n. Panama,
hrsi gi,ns orders 20 his mate 90 10 san
Francisco direct. Who induced him 10 dsobcy his
orders md several hundred passengers 10 be left
the Isthmus al great and What
could have been his motyeS Was Is known Ne~ York
10 San Francisco direct The company AMI passengers
b. thus msuscd and disappointcdg u IN Panama
that the resolution formed to DO tits great wrongY
The company cannot be blamed, they did all that pru
dent could do. The SHIPS were PROVIDED and the
proper orders given; the Isthmus IN excellent
condition. with all the boats In their proper places 0nc
u them indeed from Virgin Bay the lake ant
down the entire river 20 san Juan del Nnrte feat
hcfore accomplished the cpmpany arc therefore, blame
could not have guarded but heavy responsibility rests
somewhere.
The Hermann will come down fom san Francisco with
passengers leaving about the 10th inst ami the Waxng
ton will have next week ~ connect With hrr
EEw YoSK, Dec II, 1855. JoaS r BODY
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rRGHTFuL ACCIDENT AT RAILRoAp CaossfS0-
fa-sxSGsR iRAIS RI Isro Wv tRngur reAfs-NtRsow
JScktE pA.sESogf--A collision of serious nature
took place the Cleveland and Toledo Railroad at the
crossing ~ the Fremont and Indiana Railroad saturday
last The express train which ot the city on Friday
Top. " had reached the Fremont crossing above at
III A. NJ On Saturday, and running AZ rapid spccdso
says Onr Informant eyew e. e. q tho disastcr-whcn
was suddenly struck by fgcton tram loaded With
rails. Fortunately the coil ssa, Esde Al nearly right
angles, such that the cAEno d the cOidng tram
struck tbe second sass car. GastuE ~ fragments,
aud wTeCking both tfaas, tgugn . len the snc-
ceeding an wen hed passcnrcE cars of the Toledo
train 10 share n disaster "a Css pcruous nature
10Th cars, rst class passenger. q Tie do train were
uHown u M tie track, and, "a ler fassengefs, sud
drrly much mxcd up viii tDe dot Of The wreck.
sevtrcl resseLgcrs Woo t.-cl, Ut none seriously.
tharics Back, a brek ~><n %. 4 feared fatally
wounded. Avr. Wm Hl. e Fftlcr, r. l., who in
thr second Glaze Injured, and mracul0usy
sCapcd instant G1stA Bd the construction train been
instant m,s, AMI ihf,an fu force against either
ot tie 70 oow.lg sats II sac struck, Il seems
ifohate tbat several, u not an % The hundred
ana 0Ny pisfngcHs UuHt have been Killed The 10
comuuvc a. The ronstgastpa tran dashed the
irark ID ay overturned aud broA.l in The ditch Cat
tog0 Bltue, Dec l.
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SUPREME coUar-cIRcUIT.

eNfksdE N0lhI-tikCIlT.
Before Hon. Judge ingraham.
Dro. u.-Th, People w. A,cAaei Cdnoemi.-hr. Blank
and Mr Ashmeade addressed the jury the part of
the prisoner and the Dissrct Attorney aud the Attorney
General for the prosecution The Judge then delivered
his charge, and,
Al eleven O'Clock at night the jury came into Court.
Seven first took their bpt several minutes elapsed
before the other i've appeared
The Foreman sad;--Your Honor, the Jury wish 10 know
the route that taken by the two whom Rlxins
testified 10 having seen.
The Judge read his cf the evidence.
The FOREMAN asked whctser thes must necessarily find
that burglary committed with the murder, wheh
they could md that murder bad been committed
without the burglary
1be Junge he had already charged them that there
two counts in the Indictment and for them
Judge of the facts.
Juror asi 81 n they had right act up their wn
impressions against positive testimony.
The Judge answered that ,hcy could not, If they be-
heyed th. ~itneesCs.
The Jury ihen tctired
Mr.. Bertbolf IN a sh"t time came into court. ami an
Dounced 70 the Judge that the Jury did desire do
tan hm any mnser, a. there probability Of their
coming ~ m agreement this night
Tho Court, at halfpast eleven O'Clock, took
Until nine O'Clock on sunday morning
u was understood that there 10 Ave, bat
which way tbe majority there possibility Of
knowing.
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TO Pnrrpcr rur DrraRrsKsr OF COLON
siR-Tbe Governor OF this state has leunsi through
ports entitled N credence that the by the Aeric
steamship Washington wri land at Aspinws Her
shall not have touched san Juan Gel Sur take
10 their destination The landing Of shese
aforesaid port 70 The number q 800 men, women and ch
dren, without means 10 pursue their voyage California
which they entitled passage the seansao
Hermann, and IN county where they will have OF
only be productive Of misery - themselves aud trouble among
the population of Aspin sal and Panama The Cover.
nor deairOus Of preventing these evils directs
say that - sscn as the steamship Washington
shall arrive M Aspnws Will be pleased visit The
board and inorm them Of the ~ this
note dictated purely from feeling " humanry and BY d.
the welfare the inhabitants of ths M The
United states Cons a. sp1wa shares IN the feelings Of tn-
10 the degree that she Consul NJ Psnsua does he
viii donhtessy accompany You n your visit these
unfortunate victims &c the ardent desire the Governor eel.
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REVOLUTIONARY REroRTs-orrosrrfos BANQUET
RAILROAD AND HARVEST REPORTS.
Prom the Panama u.rald Nov n

EVOLUTIONARY RkrORTS-OrroSfrfON nANQIET-
RAILROAD AND HARVEST RErORTS.
Prom the Panama Herald, Nov. -
The news from this republic IL uf little interest
Rumofs ot an approaching revolution circulation.
aud ue or trt0n PARTY appear ~ bc gaining strength
every Day, whilst the government exertng itself 70 IN
Unost 20 preyent an Outbreak bu the adopted
by se Cabinet appear 70 r,le instead OF conciatinR
the people.
Tho paries arrested for suppcsrd plot and accused of
manufacturing munitions of war, have been liberated,
there being no evidence 20 cnmvic, th,m
ASr Ineau Is under Naiparaso but the cause
fr which be has been deprived of bis liberty rs not
known.
grand banquet o. the opposition party was given in
Santaso, A which numerous ratricc Vasts gwen.
The Banquet ~ described ny the opposition party a
grand triumph, whilst called by papers
great failure. some of the government officials
aenfcd have b. on dismissed and tbs step has given
10 much bad feeling
ranor was N circulation that an attempt had been
made 10 assassnato the President but tha silent
ON this subject One priv sfe states tat suspicious
clmartcr, armed with bis sniie, arrested wltaa
the ralscc walls.
Tie oratlon Of the Santiago and vararas 10 railroad i
gong forward, aud v cxpcetc that the construction
Will scou hc actively carried MIR Lloyd Chief Engi.
necr. Il in charge oi the works
The accounts om the interior and tho south tegari
70 thccomnr hNvtst are met iavurhi1 and the ok
ncss from CoIfapo IS also satisfactory.
The Dare and la Goact ~ yanrasO have both heeu
discontinued. anew paper called Ia Aiamtisa Ntiaai
is about 10 arptar IN Santao.
Bnstness 4 very dull valparaso auI tho ssarCg 81
silver com d very mu.h felt.