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The Shasta courier., 1859-07-16

a. g. LAwREsCE.-We observe the name OF
this gentleman announced as a candidate for
the Assembly, subject to the action of the Dem
ocratic County Convention of Trinity Mr.. L.
was formerly resident of this County. We
know him well. He is man of fine abilities
lar above the average-and we very much doubt
II the Democracy of Trinity county will be able
to select better man for the pcsition. "Ecner-
wal is practical miner, sound Democrat,
an educated gentleman, and ID of fine fellow.
Two MORE Towns BURNED.-Rough and Rea-
dy and Chips Flat, in Nevada county, were both
nearly consumed on the evening of the Sth inst.
Loss of the two nearly 100000.
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-16

Bds" Twenty-Five 42-pounder guns, 1000 Az
pound balls, and a number of mortar platforms,
for the fort at the entrance of San Francisco
harbor, recently arrived from New York.
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-16

EsCAPED.-The Judd brothers confined in the
Crescent City jail, escaped on the 9Th Sheriff
Tack offers 5000 for their capture.
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-16

Inc following letter, which em-
Pnatically speaks for itself, was written by the
Dean OF the Faculty of the Philadelphia College
OF Medicine, to the editors of the Pacific Medical
ana surgical Journal, San Francisco, for pub
lrHiLADELPHrG, January II, 1852
10 rne fa,fors OF the Pacific Medical and Surql-
.u' 'onnas s:-1entlemen: My attention has
oeen called to an articlei The December MIN.
Der OF your journal, in regard to the oa eundem
degree granted by the PHILADELPHIA College of
Medicine to DR.. l.. ]. Czapkay. When the an
plication for the degree was made to the Facnltv
1t was accompanied by affidavits and testimo.
mails to the effect that DR.. Czapkay was regn-
lar graduate NJ. D. of the University of Psstb
had served as Surgeon in the Hungarian armv
and was regular practitioner of medicine IN
the strength of these the degree was granted =
The ad eundem degree, as its name implies. is
Conferred on graduates only, and gives us new
privileges. Had there been the slightest sus
plclon OF irregularity, the application would
have been refused By inserting this in your
Journal, you will do an act of justice to the Col
lege, and confer favor on
Yours very respectfully, H. RAND,
Dean of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College
of Medicine.
DR.. L. j. CZAPKAY'S PRIVATE MEDICAL,
and Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street,
below Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail
Steamship Co.'S Office, San Francisco. TIE
Doctor offers free consultation, and asks no re-
muneration unless he effects q cure Office
hours, from A. NJ. to p NJ
CERTIFICATE, the undersigned, Cover
nor of Hungary, do testify hereby that DR.. L. J.
Czapkay has served during the contest for Hun
garian liberty, as Chief Surgeon in the Hungarian
army, with faithful perseverance. Whereof
have given him this certificate, and do recon-
mend him to the sympathy, attention and pro-
lection of all those who are capable of appreci-
ating patriotic self-saeriice and undescrved mis-
fortune. KOSSUTH LAJOS,
Governor of Hungary.
Washington City, Jan. 6, 1852. myl4:3m
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-16

lNsrALLATIoN.-At regular meeting of the
Shasta Encampment, No. IA, I. Q. 0. F., held
on Wednesday evening, the 18th inst, the fol-
lowing named officers were Installed by D. D..
G. P, W. G. West: Geo. R. Knox, c. P. John
Anderson. H. P; A. C. Taylor S. W; Marquis
Levi, Scribe; Geo. E. Scammon, j. W.; James
Durant Treasurer.
The Shasta courier., 1859-07-16
Special Notices.
Proceedings of National Democratic
County Committee.

At a meeting of the Anti-Lecompton Demo-
cratic Committee for Shasta county, held in
Shasta on Thursday, July l4th, 1859, the fol-
lowing proceedings were had
Resotued, That the Democracy of Shasta coun-
ty opposed to the Administration of James Bu-
chanan, and in favor of the doctrine of non-in-
tervention as advocated by Hon. Stephen A
Douglas, are requested to meet in their respec
tive precincts and elect delegates to attend
County Convention to be held in Shasta on
Tuesday, Aug. I'd, 1859, for the purpose of nom
mating suitable candidates for Assembly and
county officers
On motion, the following delegates were Sc
4ected tc attend the Judicial District Conven-
ton to be held at Trinity Centre James L,
Hart, A G. Davis and VIM. Lean.
R. T Sprague was excused from acting as one
of the Central Committee, and Anthony Levus
appointed in his stead.
We recommend all the National Democrats to
hold primary meetings on Friday, July 40, 1859,
and that the several precincts be entitled to the
following representation
Cottonwood
McMurtrys Ferry.
Eagle Creek.....
canon House-,>->->>.
buckeYe ...s---~.
Tower House,.
Shasta.....
leXas Springs.-.---.---.-. ---........2
French lch............................
Whisky Creek
Prairie City. ....................2
Pittsburgh
hiuultlo"u ....-----.-.-..--
Harrlil Mlii------------
HOEseOcN H.--.----. 49,
tJsslfnIoWn
YAK hnn..-.-.-...
Mdu OA'........
Roaring
All fCIFer.
Dog Greek .--...-. ...-..............c
Spring .-.-.....-..............
olerra.-----
Bald dHills............
watson ...................
vicar Cfech--.---
GAINESVILLE or Gas Point.
East Fork Clear Creek
Fort Reading g.............................
Mollon Oreeh.-..
JAMES L. HART, Chairman.
WN. LEAN, Secretary. jyl6:tc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21
Personal Intelligence.

Among the passengers by the steamship Ocean Queen
for Europe today, is Mr. j. Joachmssen President Of
the Hebrew Benevolent Society and ex United States Az
sistant District Attorney.
Breadier Echavarn returns TO Spain from Havana via
the United States coon.
The New York Observer (Od School pres,vteran, calls
ncreta Mott Susan Anthony, and the women's rights
females generally, 'crowing hens.'
Mrs. y. j. Heating, who has been postuistress at Gen.
evile, Nd, since 1871 has rendered her resignation
Capt. Jesse A. Cove, Of the Tenth regiment United
STATES army, who has been spending months Con
core N d. on leave OF absence, left week with his
family 10 join his regiment in Utah.
The Breeyort ouse-his Exceliency Count Sartires
Minister from France q Wasbineton and family His kzcei
poIlus Secretary Of French Legation: Rev MerceS
s nGn D
Peters Epgland A. O Lombard and family BOSOM Mr. and
fssn s1 Ss and shd w. s.s
& W M 'cS ussr M
Springfield. ''
u. Eysrst! HSrssyr Douglas vie aud Miss
and maid Phadephs Mt and Mrs DEXTER and two
s 'SS asssss!. lon
nf no G aS Sss sss and sr Nas Bahia
H VIE two children and servant New srgnsytok;
FIlhladslp5i;; 3 Supss Loyea Monterey Gal; +
ya%ss Pot. knsisDd AeIandsr Gross. Ms,hiaston l.
Darling, Mobile. p''' A"'"A'' - D.
sne T Esy
SHAW and family Mrs Null and cSild WIN RoSsrson John
Walker, Jas McGresor; ard 2IO in the steerage
From Chasleston r. The steamship ColumsusYr and Mrs
Si I1:!s "! Mallory TsvSs
Ter and mss' NJ T' 5e ses
sssf ra is M sss sss
Gray baS hs1s ssdlsn snS
AIord orion Mr and Si MfP Hsrsy Mr. wb.n
Ys.ss and tw90iiidisn SGn.ssue, Fafasdw Rent
Oar and aon A Ware. 8 Dyie MurraS W Cocbrane
Bate: iJ Farley l Carter, Mcdowell Miss Clifford
CLARK Mrs Cress two children and servant Mr. and Nru
DUBOIS Capt Conkpg, " n Mury, T Kingsley, Hanes,
Fields, F smih J Rice; and 90 In the Storage.
and Mrs Gilbert, Mr. and Mrs Festnghaus Thos Tweed WIN
Maison. Mr. nred, VIM Ferguson. Beamisto Mr. Cox Mrs
hos cop D M' cov E
and al In the steersge.
From Cenfuegos the bark Eropaut-R @ Kirkland Geo
Kirkland. ogden, Rev d Bradshaw. Fanny schwi.x.
From Porto Csbeo IN The brig ssginawChas Corshes,
From New Orleans in the ship charlotte-Jas Nesmith
From 0onaves In the brig Broohs-s Brooks Edward
HAbicht Of Boston
From Havana in the snip Riao-Miss Sarah whisemore
For g. Thomas I. IN the bark Teresa Mrs. David
gers and servant Mr. and Mrs Heibuh and child Mrs d.
For Charleston, In the steamship Msron-J Valentine @
art Miss Bailey Mrs Bailey and child, WIN McCarto.y and
10Y, cray; Psycle, 3 Chapman. PS ,Donnei, 9
Sterling W insersoll, q Harris @ seward, a cir.
ford, p 0rauson-and 20 In the steerage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21
Court Of General Sessions.


Soon after the opening Of the court yestra.v the Grand
Jury came IN and after presenting very large batch OF
Indictments stated that they had finished all the bust
ness before them The City Judge then dgcbayoea the
thanking them for the prompt discharge Of their duties
Ann Brown who stole 500 worth of clothing from har
employer pleaded guilty 70 petit larceny and was sent to
the pentenary for Six months ''"' W
Mathew McAear tried and convicted OF burclorv e.;
the third Degree committed the Aath Of April and as
renanded for sentence. ~
Alfred saunders and Charles Moore (colored man,
pleaded guilty to petit larceny, and each sent "a
BlackweE Island for Six months.
James Raymon and Adam Tackner pleaded guilty to q
similar CHARGE and being under seventeen years Of age
were sent to the House Of Refuge.
The only jcry trial that TOOK place charge oil
ertno larceny made by Mrs Alfred r Thorn against do
clothing She was convicted OF petit larceny, and was
sehenccd 70 s'x months Imprisonment: in the Penisen
LAY Nter he sentence pronounced she gave vent
W ner grlei IL pteous Manner and the synpihy Of AL
VINO witnessed her was enlisted is her behalf nsrnach
~ eA' w%s PVSs lsaned ind EeaHel II Appearances.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21
Police Intelligence.


On about the 18th of June last woman represent
ing herself Mary Boyan called the Bank for Savings
in Blocker street, and informed the officers of that nst
tuition that she had recently lost her book-that
she had made dgent search for the sane and had ad
versed for its recovery ia the NEW YORK HERALD but ell
to no purpose Failing in having the bank book restored
she applied for She stated that the number Of
her account and that there balance due
her TO the amount OF 1925 a. The officers made the
usual inquiries in relation to the personal history Of the
applicant, and referring to their books found
that all the statements made by the woma IN
custom however they asked delay Of six months ba
fore they would issue bank book, told tho ap
pcant to call on the 18th Of November following, when
Mary did not fail TO make her appearance the bank
On the 18th of November she subscribed 70 an affidavit
had account with the bank, had lost her book 81,
and was DESTROYS Of getting The officers tole
her 70 call IN about month from that time when they
would have her book IN readiness On the 10th December
she again made her appearance at the bank and, on
getting the new book drew against the bank for 5000 "a
leaving balance 10 her credit OF 1896 Subsequent the
officers Of the savings institution learned tina. they had
been imposed upon most grossly. The real Mary Boy.
Ian made her appearance at the bank day last week
and presented the original account book which she az
rmed had been lost out Of her possession The
police were appraised Of the affair, and the matter was
placed in the bands Of officer Dryden for investigation
Upon searching for and arresng the posor proved
to be none other than married sister OF Mary Boylans
named Rosanna Coyle 1t was her relationship to Mary
Boyan that enabled her easily 70 make correct
answers TO the nterrogatons Of the bank officers and
play the part Of the swndler with such Ro.
also arrested charge OF petit larceny pre-
erred against her by her mistress Mrs Leon Of No. les
West Thirteenth street, and is unier conviction on
charge Yesterday the prisoner was brought before
Justice Connolly at the Lower Police Court aud commit
ted 10 the Tobs charge of perjury and constructive
grand larceny preferred against her by the officers Of the
Savings Bank.
ARKEsT OF TWO IMosTERs-Yesterday afternoon man
and woman, named John Perkins and Matilda Perkins,
were brought before Justice Welsh alleged charge OF
procuring money under false preences It appears that
they had been calling upon various firms in tho lower
signed that they worthy Of aid. The signatures
however, all proved 70 have been counterfeited Among
tnose whom they visited Royal Phelps, No. 46 Ex
change place; Grnnell, Minurn Co. and others; but
what amount Of money they procured by this means IL
could not be ascert4ned They discovered carrying
on their trade by officer Psrson Of the Seventh precinct
woo followed them up and fourd they were true mpos.
.oIs They were committed, default OF ball. for cxam
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21
City Intelligence.

QUARANTINE MATrERs.-The Quarantine Commissioners
expect to have the floating hospital now constructing in
readiness by the 18th Of next month lie their intention
10 direct the Commissioners of Emigration at an early
day, to remove all patients from the Marine Hospital,
staten island to the hospital Wards Island thus yir
tualy removing Quarantine it's present location the
Commissioners of Quarantine will take the entire charge
Of the yellow fever department Of Quarantine duties
tnus renewing the commissioners Of Emigration of large
expense.
MILITARY AfrARs.-The Eleventh regiment washington
Res), Colonel Homer Bostwick, will parade in full uni
form on Friday, the 9th inst and proceed to Hamilton
square, Yorkviie for battalion exercise and drill Az this
will be the frat public parade the new uniform lately
viii prove quite interesting. At the last annual inspection
tie Eleventh showed good 'front.' and executed various
under the direction Of the Brigade Inspector,
The State Guard, City Guard and Swiss Guard have de-
termned TO separate from the Fifty fourth regiment and
60 into distinct battalion organization This sep has
been deemed advisable from the tact that the right wing
OF the Fifty ith composed of the above companea wear
different Uniform from the left; and ALTO because the
LETT wing are composed entirely Of Frenchmen who adopt
their own peculiar style Of marching and drill C5l
Mchael Van Buren, formerly Of the Eleventh regiment
talon NV w.
TIE BACHELORS BARGE CLUB OF PHILADELPHIA
CLUB composed Of come Of the principal mercantile men
OF Philadelphia, and who to this city on novel race
with their barge Linda, through the Delaware and Rsrsn
canal returned home last evening by the steamer Della
ware, OF Sapfords New York, Cape May and phladel.
pha line OF steamers During their visit they took tenn
porary quarters at the Metropolitan Hotel.
DEATH IN HE CRY PRsoS-A REMARKABLE CIsm
Adolph Klunter and Frederick Goetsch two Prussian
sailors, under indictment for wfuy setting fire To thu
Ga On me night Of the It'll inst, called
Judge Russell Fire Marshal Baker and the other wit
nssses were in attendance The officer reported that
kunter could DOT De Drought TO Court on Of sic
pess the trial put down by the speciaI order ~
Judge for th. Saturday morning. Mr. sedewick. the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21
Naval Intelligence.

The Of the United States frigate Sabine lying at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard preparatory to her going in
dry DOCK transferred rom her the 10th instant
to the United States receiving ship North Carolina, with
the1 exception Of forty marines, who have been quarter
ed in the Brooklyn Marine Barracks The principal al
eratons and repairs required her consists in her rud
DER which was damaged very considerable extent
her outward passage 70 Mondto during the prevalence
Of severe gale of the Bermudas The sailing qualities of
this ship Of which much wasexpected have not proved
to be Of the best order She appears to drag aft The
evil WILL however. be remedied far possible before
she gees 10 Sea again.
mouth yesterday afternoon AZ the Brooklyn Navy Ya-d
ss-.es we're exchanged between h:- ana he ynsd se,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21

brown BAR; had been In tho water about twsnv
hours Coroner Hazelwood held inquest on the BODY
Of found drowned on the beach At New Brighton
he was apparently about 40 PEARS Of age 1--WE feet eight
shirt, and new shoes. Had on his right arm, printed
with India ink the United States coat Of arms the le
two flags and star.
ACCIDENTALLY SHOT Captain Crowen, of the ship Wild
Rover lying at the Southwest Spit, and bound TO San
Francisco accidentally shot himself yesterday, severely
pjurpg the right side Of his face and right hand He
conveyed to the SeamAns Retreat at Quarantine the
steam tug Huntress, Cap. Francis
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21
The ELM Street Murder-The Jury Again
Disagree and are Discharged.
COURT OF OYER AND TERMIYER.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER.
Before Hon. Judge Davies
MAY @-TNe People rs. James Gl1ss-rhe jury in this
ese WAC had been out for thirty six hours were unable
and were discharged BY the Judge after the usual
o< the case. wa w 00A'' LUZ @eaf sVension
apsr he cas attorney moved for writ of cerorar to
TX Judge Whiting, for the prisoner. thourbt that y.
Pnoai1 nave some notice Of the motion e ~ '
The Cesrt raid that the DstrIcs A,,o.r
Escve The trial into the rcuit Aey hao rgnt 70
r %nanfwYss, don't Know that the prisoner has
~ yin 20 find That don't anything 'e'nng Out
We Court granted the writ Of certorar,. IN, ,
stoaaaea 20 tne custody of the Ghern and the 6n
and SrGwner adjourned 10 the st Nsrday in Inc s oyer
nv W understood tina, the jury stood six so ac...
x fE verdict OF inanslal ger in the afst de
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21
Telegraph Marine Report,

Icle&fHpn Marine REPORT
SANDY HOOK. May % slnset-One ship, a bark and
seven al anehor he Hoof ouwd bouDd wnS
Be, light weather bazy. ~
ne ooans s % S1a M
weather fcggy outaide.
e the EQUATOR in the Aantc 40 dayso Cape Horn
he1
ends and was 70 hssvs overload
e g IN hs pacs March Ion s took
BARK HANSON GREGORY, which returned to Boston a few
but s s d sssp nsp into dock
LAuScH-From the sbipyard Messfs Byerly Lynn Ken.
spgiop was launched 18th inst steamer called the
s as4
Sns VIII
cate 80 Engine acting and counter
each broad and = long shsi
Witnessed BY navy and vast crowd Of
Notice to Mariners.
IIGHrHousE ON BoDY's IsLASD-REvoLvING LIGHT.
TREASURY DErARTnEsr, orIIcr LIcHTnous! BoARp.l
Information received al this ONCE rom Can't s
saaS SssA e Cslona
nss been rebuilt 1hs tower frss'rpm Of come . built
Piss SP plane s sss's Re
S;i;S SSS Sas
Ane PubuWn oi inc Ugn3hOu6e 10 a. f0ll0W1-
Latitude. 80 At 81 N,
Longitude. IS 81 20 W of Greenwich.
The new light will be exhibited for the frat shutdown
on Friday the 6rs July next and will be kept burning
during tbat and every night thereafter
By order Of the Lighthouse Board.
B FRANKLIN, Secretary.
Whalemon.
Arr Ear Frapcisco 2b ul bark Ocean Bird scammon,
from Ceros Isands March 49, boarded
ren Poole OF sF, 10 mos out 1000 bbs VIII oil
May o. brig Amelia Towner from cruise arr
April 30, 60 bbls oil.
spoken, 30.
Ship John Clark Burnham from San Francsco for Caao
April 4, lat 20 z5 NJ Ion l22 20 W.
Ship Joseph Gchr from NOrleans for Liverpool May o.
lat ~ 40, Ion 1905
Foreign Ports.
ARpRcssAY April 30-sld Robert Leonard Cook Boston:
May 6. jenkins Lorit do; Ann Augusta Lort, NYork
AnBRlz March lin port bark William II Smaller, Ward
from salem, arr lst Sid March 2. bark Ann Mary, Bah.
biope, Bepguela
ERTx,EiiAyES Nay 3-Arr at New YORK; shIp New York
SD 30h p chip Weser New York hberhard, Wekl,ey err
Boston. 'N'
BRISTOL May Emit ont Try. Tsbaer. for WORK.
PoRpEAux, My 2-Arr Ashlsnd, Moore, New York. RI
Ellen tttphna, Hove DO Sid 3D. Aritidss, New Orleans
BARcELosA April TArr Pyovi5enca N(lrleaus
BAKBApos April 2sAr- schrs Lucent Partridge Elzae,b
cry. E.b YSEhss Lsys.-. R.rc DO ~. SO W Tex Ia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-05-21
The Steamship Controversv.
LIMITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRr.
Before Hon. judge NeIsou

DeivIe HJn. Judge Ne.son.
NAY 70 GRAHAM w. Myy--rbe jurv In Tho i,,c
cas- ALREADY reported brorg. 10 vars,e. ,s
yna:i or TIC pi sToani CLAIMED (s2sp o0o), sni in
eref. s.rcs A5rh, 5sba
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-22

Inc Eo hala Of March 10th learns from gc3i ai-
spol'ey, which it Is not allowed to name, that the Hum
eatsh patriot, kossuth, passed through France, with the
vOnSeht and connivance Of the French government, and
~IlVea 'Hooynuo at Genoa. 1t is supposed that he will
EpSS himself at the head of Hungarian soldiers now in
.p'hoardy, IL Is q well known fact that during the last
"u years kossuth has been studying military science.
The Windham Connccticut) Bark received a package
nom New York on Tuesday, by express, containing $500,
"hch sum a penitent at the confession al owned he had
"Iongially obtained from the bank q number of years
sHce, ~F
Ihe New London Star Of the 18th says Dr. Brockeit,
Ie hartford forger, lies in a very critical condition with
nesorrhage OF the bowels. His heroic and patient wife
continues TO cling TO him.
INC express train ON the Great Western railway on
sIuay night ran off the track, by which some four or
Az PERSONS We're killed, including the engineer. Several
PERSONS were also wounded, Il, 80
tbs ship Adonis, ashoreat Long Branch, has been en-
ureiy brokea mp by the hate Storm Hor f~fagnenie ao
"reyn along the beach for miles,
The South carolinian Or the 18th states that the birth.
TTAyoi Calhoun viii be signalized Mt the South Carolina
university by the students, An Grafton viii I've deliver
SuuOy Me- VIM E. Boggs 90" '"or
200
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1859-03-22
BY JAMES Q. Mcguire & Co, Auctioneer

By JAMES e. eGUtE ~ Co., huctiOnee RS.
GUPEEIOR "CHICK EBiNG" PIANO FORTE, EN-
~ eclent furniture, and household effects at auction -0n Thurs
day morning, March 2ith, at 10 O'Clock, at the residence OF Captain
T. j. Page, U. q. NJ, In tho centre house OF The "pe Menou BuldDgs, "
on VI street, between 18Th mud 18th streets, we shall sell all his furni
turo and effects, comprising
Superior rosewood seven octave plano forte, by ~Chckcring
Piano stool, cover, music stand
Suite OF walnut brocat lie covered paFlor furniture
Reception chairs, cottage arm chairs
Rosewood marble top tables, Chinese quartste tablea
Solid oak leather covered chairs
Rush seat chairs, lounge, writing desks
Crimson danask aud lace curtains
Velvet, Brussels, and thrce-ply carpets
Olcloth, mating, rugs
Bronze hat tree, Brussels stair carpets
Soit OAK extension table aud sideboard
Oak dining chairs, BatIer's tray aud stand
China, glass, and crockery ware
Solid walnut bedsttads, dressing bureaus, and washstands,
with marble tops
Looking glnssca, toilet sets
Superior curled hair inatlressps
B9bfers ard pillows. bkaRsets and comforts
Gpkiqg and dilot stoves, refrigerator
Together with a general assortment of kitchen requisites.
Terms; 1925 and under, cash; over that sum, a credit OF 90 aud 90
days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes, bearing interest.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE Il CO.,
Mar I'D Auc.ionecra,
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OFFICIAL.

James Bacharan, President The United Statcs Of america, to oil trhon
" may concern
Satisfactory evidence having been exhibited to mo that Johan
7. vosa;r'el l rsolen has been appointed consul OF the Kingdom
of'he Ne'hcrs rs, for tho St : ,of W. GUS, Nchige1, aud NJ ne
sQta, l do hereby recognise him as such, and declare him FREQ 10
exercise and enjoy such luncliqns, powers, and privileges as arc al.
lowed to mo conIuis OF the most favored nations IN the uni d
States.
Iu testimony whereof, ! have caused these letters TO be made pat
cnt, and the seal Of the United States to BIO hereuuto affixed.
Given under my hand, at tho city Of Washington, the 10th day Ct
H. 81 March, A. ID. 1859, and OF tho independence OF thu United
States of America tho eighty third,
JAMES BUCHANAN,
= BY the President
a Iur, Casa Sccretarv nj State +r