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Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-13
Marysville, Nov. 3Oth, 1859.

HN VI. HILL will cantinue at the old stand
RAs No. IO5 First street, where he hopes to SEE
all his old customers.
Particular attention paid 10 the making of Hydrau.
lie Pipes, and at rates to defy competition.
All orders viii be promptly attended to.
IQ3 FIRST STREET, between D and High, does
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-13
SPECIAL NOTICE

Ar the Agricultural Fair Of the Northern District Of
California, the FIRST Premium was awarded to NJ
HANsCOM for the best DAGUEREEoTYPEs, AMBRoryPss
and PHOTOGRAPHS. (rhe editor Of the Democrat
to the contrary notwithstendng) Forproof see List
Of Awards certified by Executive Committee, and for
further proof call AMI see the Pictures at BIB I'd
Street. opposite Wells, Fargo Il Co.'S Express Om5e.
". B.-Supetior Pictures taken as cheap as at
any other room. sepl5 my
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-13
EaII's sIrsnParilia, yellow Dock nmd

HalHs SUrsaPariila, yellow Dock nnd
lodide of Potass-Alnrabe Restorative and
PURIFIER Of the BLOOD. 1t cleanses the system
Of ali morbid and Impure matter; removes blotches
pmpl,s and jcorbltic eruptons from the skin; re-
stores vitality anl strengthens the system
For RheumatIsm, Lumbago and Gaut, it is unequaled.
Sold by druggists generally at 81.
Il. HALL CO., Proprietors
143 ana ll5 Clay street,
sep13-Gm Below Moutronery
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-13
SOCIAL BALE,

~ A GRAND BALL will be given at the BARTON
G-IMHoUSE, in Bangor, Butte county, on TUESDAY
EVENING December 13th, 1853. Music for the oc-
cason will be nIrnishe by Wards Band, and every
effort will be made by the proprietor to render this
party one of the most pleasant Of the season. gem
eral invitation is oAtendcd to everybody to partici-
pate. a. E. SWAIN, Proprietress.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-13
III U W. Hs q 81,
THEY SAY, Is ALL TIE GO,

DUT IF YOU GET YOUR BARBERING DONE
, at the PIONEER HAIR DIsESSHNG
SALOON. Second Street, opposite the Western
House YOU viii get perfect satisfaction.
There is No uUMBUG about that.
decT-my +. HElNTZ Proprietor.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-13

EXPORTING Coolies PUoHIBITED BY FRANCE.
The Hong Kong Register Of October 5th,
says:
Orders have come ont from Paris to pro.
Iibit any more French ships taking Coolies
These orders have come via Shanghae, which
seems rather absurd The Charles MaiteI
would get away, but all the others will be
opped. We undestanl no less than eigh-
teen ships. here and on the way, have Ueen
equipped from France for that purpose.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-13

No WILL FoUND.-On Saturday, in San
Francisco, small box, deposited by the late
) nator Broderick, in banking house in
that city, and which was supposed to con
tain a will left by the deceased. was opened
IN Court, but no papers OF any kind were
found. a dispatch to the standard says:
The following is copy of the inventory
made of its contents: The fragments of the
gold watch which was worn 10y deceased at
the time of the hostile meeting Ietween him
and the late Hon. J. Caleb smith, rosary,
composed of pink agate beads, probably from
the mother or female relative of deceased :;
two heavy gold watch chains bucksin
wallet, containing gold specimens and seve.
r'l articles of jewelry. There will be con-
siderable litigation over his property. The
probability is that it will he all spent in law
1t is stated that Mark Brumagim has in his
possession another box, deposited with him
by the deceased
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-13
Dissolution.

FENIIE co-paf&pership heretofore existing between
y the undersigned IS dissolved by mutual consent
E. NJ. Hin assuming all debts for and against said dim
Il. M. HILL,
J. b. MULD00N
Marvsville Nov Both 1873
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-13
9etr advertisements.
NOTICE OF INTENTION
FOR A
It q Es MP IKE ROAD.

Nv r. The unders gned' do hereby declare our in.
w tcnton to or.au ze q corporation Tor the con.
strucion ol Tugup ke Road, htyus for It's terminus
the Patt Ranch, in Yuha county and tine Wo. dvi.l4
House, in Butte county and touah ng nigh as prc
thence 10 Nyman's kauch; thence up the valley of
the lloncutt TO the New York Fiat thence to C6ous
Ranch; thence to Mount Hope Ranch; thence to Kc-
loggs Eauch thence TO Woodville And notice Is
hereby given that ameetng Of the subscribers here
unto viii be held at the honsc of james II Hanson, on
The twenty fourth day December 1889, at o'clock
A. NJ Tor the purpose Of preliminary organization Of
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-13

A DISPATCH from Charlestown, Va, giving
an account of the close of the trials of the
Harper's Ferry insurrectonists, which re-
suited in the sentencing of Cook. Coppie.
Copeland and Green to l. e hung on the 10th
December, soys:
The cony.cts, Cook, Coppie, Copeland and
Green, were brought ont yesterday at y
o'clock to receive the sentence of Judge Park
er. The Court room was crowded, and the
anxiety to get another view of the prisoners
was great They were brought into the
court by the deputies, and placed in the bar.
IN a range of chairs facing the Judge. Near
Cook was seated Governor Willard and Mr.
Crowley, both of whom seemed bei dinr be
meath the weight Of sorrow this affair has
cast over them aud hir families.
The prisoners were then directed 70 stand
up, and asked If they had anything TO sav
why sentence hould not be passed unon
them. Cook and Coppe then proceeded to
deliver short addresses. the former beinr
somewhat vehement in his manner of sneak
lng whlst The latter made firm impression
by hls grand and collective style Of delivery.
Both protested their Ignorance of the attack
on llarper's Ferry, until the Sabbath before
the night of the attack. when they were
called on to swear to obey the orders of their
commander Brown. Coppie stated that he
knew he should he punished for his fool
hardy attempt but he thought it should have
bee" lighter han had been adiudged. The
negroes declined saying anything.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-13
Dnlcy's Aromatic Valley yVhisk

Is put up in containing dozen bottles each.
or sbe by all the principal Liquor Houses in Call
forna sep2-6mis
Daily national Democrat., 1859-12-13

sep13-6n
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PERSONAL

49,, -. Com. f. w. Moore, of Texas, is at Kirk
- - -, me New York Spirit Of the Time, come.
nyon,,s,os In mourning FOR the death of lis
,,,i {: Col Colt Of Hartford, is Investing can.
law h,s o.. laod and mines. His BROTHER in
-. Lord Lyons the me-
SAID TO be one Of thee crack whist nI,vs,. .,s Is
""ps' sne de voted worshipper Ok The gsm ~ Iu-
-. New York eorrrsponS.,, =,
Prle ns '. houn uAd"1ot-d sutbo1,,, >, ,
'S'ry' fasHsd- ''p on I've asrapyensa 10 ih,s
- bChheI 70 wT';e series Of papers r,nr. un
though period Of ak months, for Inc i.ednsng
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n e. wEihMaN.S CANU
y Oh HIS Patrons and others, the Ladies and
Heads OF Families Of w ASKING ton, 6eorre-S-
town, Alexandra, and vicinity.
u, WElkMAN. 4A 18th street, between New
YORK avenue and II street, has returned from Phil
sSahelnla Win very hne stock of hls Ladies' and
Childrent CUSTOM MADE SHUES, which he
Val sell az reduced rates for oash
t ney nte the same make qua lily of material. dN
tofore, which are 90 well Known 20 bis Numerous
patrons throuf hout the District and states
entirely 0insreut N liz 81 AID srti,t,e voysmen
snip, 70 ans others vended mere or elsewhere !.
nenas maze eTsns ementa greaItu 10 Extend ms
moderate rates, on the terms above named. =
FAMILIES mag save halfthe mo ey usually thrown
sway on worthless shoes that have neither style.
MT nor v ear in them.
The ubscriber viii warrant his in every ,arficu
lar, and that psir will outlest three pelrp of
thase Of tn~T manufacture. "a. 49,. -
FheIeca be 90 stro grrguaranty Of the inestlna-
i've qaatty Of these shoes than the universally sc-
knowiedgsd h that they retain their perfect ihape
70 the last, until entirely worn ont, Aa-sot}
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

FRox UTAH.-Utah dates to Dec 2sth have
been received at LeavenwoTth. There bad been
no quorum Of the Legislature In attendance
Gov Cummings message is described as brief
and pointed
The weather has been very severe The mer-
curry stood at y degrees below zero for four con.
secutive days.
Inc ffesident's message arrived at Salt Lake
In eleven days.
An entirely practicable pass through the s,err,
Nevada, which shortens the distance N tn. p,
cife materially, has been discovered
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

iHk AsklDSE AENr OF THE DEBATES OF Cox
skKss--We are indebted to the publishers. %
APplston Il Co, New York, for sending N.
through the hands Of the Washing ton agent NJ
their valuable publications, Mr.. SbiIIjng,o,
bookseller, the eighth and ninth volume, Of the
great work Of the late Colonel Benton. n,m.d
above, which fully bear out the bipb es,,m,,.
we have already put upon this great labor ~
Col BIS remarkable public life-a book EN-.
oraclng more OF substantial utility as a labor
saving, money saving, and time-saviap work
tnan Is 70 be found in all the books so far nuh,
hsned oy order Of Congress. Despite the well.
remembered idiosyncracies Of the author. which
ever ana anon peep out In this book, the amount
oi useiui Information to the statesman, publ,cis,
" s,oaen' IL embraces concerning the Legislation
oi 'uls oossrnment upon all subjects, even now
OF current Interest, or likely to be of futur. IN
tefest, Is most remarkable, and could have besr
damned Into SO small (compa rative) space nv no
other writer than one who like Col Benton w..
most methodical, laborous and concise In ain h.
oid' Tor well nigh half a century. Nor couId
any other but himself have so capitaIIy indeYed
u" "o'k mus rendering II instantly seryiceable
" any "no would consult IL. Il is proposed. II
INSANE not, tina. Congress shall order the
anu publication OF an fnder In the
asduY published directly bv them
"u eitnef OF which-to prepare n, min,
the index aforesaid, will probabiv T., :. I'm
nonal treasury an immense arnon,, :, nc "a-
and when printed, owing to tn. 80. oney
original work and its necessary sc,,caDs" =. '.e
use IL Will necessitate one to keep bv ~. "
whole library OF folio pages-sufrc:ent 70 -.
u certain that the labor Of using the Inds III,
not be undertaken by any man I'm the 49,
states who can on any reasonable term. ,v.tI
Of
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IL The next (October) election in Iowa is
quite important, and probably will be sharply
contested by the Republicans and Democrats. A
Legislature for two years, upon which will de-
pend q successor to James Harlan, United States
Senator, Governor, Lieutenant Governor, and
three Judges Of the Supreme Court are to be cbo-
sen st that time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29
Spirit or THE MORNING PRESs

The Union, speaking of The Revival Of
Business-Tfe Federal Revenue" says that
the late financial revolution has performed It's
great mission, the destruction Of speculation
schemes and the cheapening Of money by Inn
iting its employing and rendering Its hol-
ders more cautious and circumspect. 1t says
that the importstions into the city Of New
York during the present month are enormous,
and that the conviction is universal amongst
well-informed business men, that we are just
opening upon pIsthOric supply of money for
the federal exchequer.
The Lnteifigsneeris devoted to Congressional
proceedings and news to-day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

II The Calais Advertiser reports that Mrs,
Jemlma NOble, aged ~, died in Calais January
lith- year or two before she died, an entire
new set OF teeth had grown in her mouth, and
che could see and hear as well as when Young
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

U During the past year, the Governor Of
Michigan, has pardsned no less than 50 convicts.
The Detroit Tribune states that a fruitful source
OF Pardons is found in the enormously long sen
fences of Judges.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

u We are indebted to Seymour CO., 10
Frankfort street, ". Y, for Nos ,, 4, 8, and of
their valuable and cheap publication, 90 Our Mu-
steal Friend" For ten cents a week the SUBJ
scrioer to this publication gets the composition
OF the best American and European composers
arranged for the voice and the piano
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

W motion for new trial has been entered
In the case OF Peter Corrie, lately convicted at
Towsontown, Nd, for the murder Of Oficer
hlgdon, In Baltimore last fall. Nine different
reasons are alleged by the defendants counsel why
new trial should be granted, most Of them be-
ing incompetency on the part Of different Jurors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

u The London commercial journals think
the prospect for ship-owners is better for the
ensuing year; and that there will be an improve
ment in ffeights and the shipping business gen
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

u year and half ago, four young ladies'
In Cincinnati were married at the same hour
Two have since separated from their husbands
and the other two are trying to get separated
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

" The New Orleans Picayune expresses It's
satisfaction that a recent attempt to get up a
przz ring exhibition In that city quite failed of
success The principle parties interested were
Aaron Jones and the .'Benecia Bow,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

O. special term of the Circuit Court, Judge
Kenny, OF Rockingham, presiding. will be held
at staunton, Va, next month, beg inning on the
9Th, for the trial of Rev Daniel Downey.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

u The Senate Of New York have passed Z
bill prohibiting the admission Of boys In the
New York theatres when unaccompanisd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

70 Samuel n. Burnett, formerly a member Of
the Georgia Legislature, has been arrested on the
charges Of swindling and forgery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

IL Benkert's 90 Napoleon Nv Grand March,
and God Save the President were performed
by the Marine Band at the Presidents reception
on Tuesday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

u VIM 6. Cole, Esq has been nominated
Is the Democratic candidate for Mayor Of Fred.
eriek city, Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

u "The Minister'S wooing,'' Mrs H. b.
Stoves new serial, is reprinted in monthly parts
in London, as tast as it appears in the Atlantic
Monthly.
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Preceedinxs Of Ts.DaI.

liz THE SENATE, to-day, Mr.. Polk presented
the memorial of the st. Louis Chamber of Com
merce, praying the establishment of a mint
and assay Office in that city; referred.
Mr.. Bright introduced q bill to incorporate
tie National Washington Monument Society;
laid over. -
Mr. Broderick introduced bill to establish
telegraphic communication with the Pacific;
referred. r- - ~
Mr.. Gwin called up his motion to reconsider
the Pacific railroad bill He suggested that
the bill be so amended as to make the bids for
the construction Of the different roads receiv-
able in sections, so as to enable the State of
California to bid for the west end of either of
the roads within its own limits; laid over
Mr. Brown called up the bill appropriating
S. 400 for lighting with gas the streets across
the Mall; passed.
Also, the bill to protect property and pre-
vent malicious mischief in the District of Co.
lumbia passed.
Also, a bill to amend the act incorporating
the PrOvident Association of Clerks in the Gov
eminent Departments; passed.
Also, bill authorizing the Levy Court to
issue licenses to taverns, &C.; passed
Also, bill oonferring certain powers in re-
lation to alleys on the Corporation of the CITY
of Washington; passed.
bill to incorporate the National Washing
ton Monument Society was under consideration
when our report closed.
In THE House, a Communication was re-
ceived from the Postmaster General relative
to that branch of the public service from the
Secretary of the Navy, stating the number of
hands employed in the Navy Yards; from the
Secretary of the Interior relative to Rock ISL
and military reservation from the Secretary of
the Treasury, stating the number of clerks en-
ployed in that Department; and from the Sec
rotary of the Senate and the Clerk of the House
concerning the publication of certain State
papers, all of which were appropriately dis
posed of.
The private calendar was then taken up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

III Ellis sends us "Going Home, )" and ''Leav-
ing Home )" two ane songs by Ordway.
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III The late DR.. Geo. M Newton, Of Augusta
Ga donates sl5O,UOO, to the Augusta OrPha-
ASYLUM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1859-01-29

ATJ.D HAMMACK'S RESTAURANT, No
n 204 anu 206 Penn. avenue, thrse>
doors west of Wilisrds' Hotel, can heeSN (a1
found; AZ sll tunes the greatest VARIETY AEH
OF Gil kinds of GAME OYSTERS
the most chuice kinds also. the finest
grades of CHAMPAGNE Els, Lilo UURS ard ST.
CARS.
Meals served at all hours Of the Gay or night.
il q At
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C0NuRESsl0NAG.

In rHs sssAfl, yesterday, . number of pr
~ass bills were dispossA Of. 90 -. -.
Mr.. Foot thsa desired an opportunity 10 sx-
press bis views on the subject Of our Foreign
Relations, generally, with reference 10 certain
matters pending Is special orders
such an opportunity tO-dsy, the senate .d.
journed.
Ix TEE HOUSE,, among the bills for organ
king Territorial governments introduced by
Mr. Stephens. was one for the Territory of
Arizona; and il was 20 this, and not that for
laws Of Mexico, Of which country IL once formed
part. --:.e....-.-.-y = --- 81 t..- .
The remainder Of the day. after our report
closed, was occupied in the transaction Of pri-
vate business. Adjourned.
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IL Thsash The Star" Ii printed On the
fastest steam press In use south 81 Balti.
mere, Its edition 10 - large n u require IL
- be put - press at IN early hsuf, Adver.
tfsements, therefore, shsuid be sent in y II
s'clsck, m; otherwise they nay net pear
until the next day.
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TEE WEArHER.-The following report of the
weather for this morning is made from tive Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution.
The time of observation is about o'clock:
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R...rHg a! z 1 e t: g. :, -...,..'..

ss s:s::is:s 3 ssaa
!. W Persons applyinG for isstsrs IN TIE following
hGts viii plsass ~ they are ADvHlrIsKD.
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LOST AND FOUND.

II OST-On Friday, 2sth instant. on 7th street
IL west, between Mar, Iar d snd Pennsy lvspla ave
nues q FITCH ViCTORINE. The finder will ne
Inera!ly rewarded by leaving n with JOHN h
Market. ia 90 sss
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proceedings and news. to-day.
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Aplss HAIR MSRk Rspsitsd. or tziep in
Msnulsotory 20. sys near leh S. d. On
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81 LErrEns MUST PREPAID.
January 20. VIM JONES r. H.
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for shoee employers vho refuse en- ncrease1 rate o
wages and have succeeded in procuring An advance IN
number OF instances number Of the employers are,
however, stil holding out.
The on ahe Morris Canal struck on .be otn INST
for an increase Of freight which some af those using ooAs
were Wiling TO pay, while others dessted Aeetinss
were belo At Newark and was resolved TO hold oat Tor
the increased rate that the boats were booked mp Dc
low the inclined plane, and all business Oh the canal
stopped Al Paterson, the bostnen collected 10 the
nanber Of one hundred and dty, and made brutal as
sauit ON Mr.. Samuel Ryerson, an owner OF one ooaI
oad who was endeavorDg 70 get hs goods through One
of the rioters pamed George Rafferty, was arrested and
lodged in Jail The difficulty not entirely settled yet,
and for time IL was necessary 10 send squad Of police
with every boat
The abores on the Staten Island Railroad struck ON the
9th inst for ten hours days work. instead Of twelve as
demanded by the contractor and assembled 70 the num-
Der of sixty 10 prevent any from working One poor
German, attempting TO work, disabled by stone
thrown him. and the rioters only conquered aiter
sharp fight With the police and the arrest Of three OF
the ipgeaders. The strikers did not succeed
Tue New York and Erie Railroad laborers, at the
freight depot at Permont struck recently Tor their oacA
pay and Of wages the amounts paia Since
1857 They demanded two and q half months back pay,
at ninety cents per day and dollar pey day Tor the
future which they claimed was promised them over
year ago. Their demandsihave not been acceded TO-
The cap makers Of this city and number Of operatives
in Phac epba are also STRIKE 30 that the movement
although undoubtedly without COLLISION, appears to be the
result Of concerted action and when taken in connection
with the general activity OF business, as daguerreoiyped
in the wonderful advertising patronage OF the HsRALp,
must be considered evidence Of prosperous times
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POSTAL DIRECTORY
Foreign and Domestic Mails

Foreign and Domestic Mails.
TINE OF CLOSING AT THE NEW YoR&sUFFICE.
DoxKsrc. .North-Albany Buffalo and Canada .345 p NJ
North and West way mail. .,......... 61a a M.
Western mail, via Erie Kk 6k N. and 3:A6 7. NJ
South and southwestern
mails. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT A. M. and ~ r. n
Eastern mall by railroad. 51s A. NJ. snd2 p M
e" BY steamboat M
railroad at2.
SUNDAY MAILS On Sunday all mails close at this
oIlce at "a r. n.
CAIJyoRYiA.. BY steamer Wednesday, April Pm
Tho overland Mail for California leaves st Louis
every Monday and Thursday, at 8 A. M. Letters
dengned for Il should be marked Overland, via
g. LAKE DRY The Overland Man from st. Joseph o) TO Salt
Lake city, leaves ~ Joseph every saturday At
ga. NJ Letters should De marked Overland,
via st. Joseph
&c. pAcTrs. by steamer "Wednesday April 3D.. Pm
HAvASA.....By steamship Philadelphia Monday,
Apnl ID Ia r. N.
MEXICO. -. Orleans BY steamship Tennessee,
The LIST 18th of each month. Letters should
be placed Ia the O1Bce al New YORK six days pre-
yious To the above dae)
EUpopE. 90. BY steemshp New Yorf, win South
ampton Bremen, Saturday, April 10. l0I A. N.
AoUn and after the LIST Of nsltnt the
single rate OF postage upon letters sent from the
United States In the British man, VIA hngland, ID
Buenos Ayres, any otaer part OF the Argentine
Confederation, or TO the Republic Of Paraguay
the correspon fence for when Ia forwarded in
ne mails from England for Buenos Ayres). ia
duced from forty. five To thirty throe centS, pre-
payment required. Tho reduction Is the result
II reduced of British postage, from twenty
four twelve cents the half letter. be-
tween the United Kingdom and Busnos Ayres