cinity of Cape St. Lucas; that she is now schooner rigged, having been changed by Estell at a cost of some $500; that her bottom is wormed and in bad condition, and her value now about $700 or $800. The Mariposa has been hauled up on the beach, and passed upon as worthless, by a regular survey. (See deposition of P. R. Hanna, marked “D.") The sloop Black Cloud, and yawl boat, under this head mentioned, are not enumerated in the inventory of articles turned over by the state, of James M. Estell, the lessee.

* SHIP YARD. The small amount of property herein enumerated does not appear in the catalogue of articles delivered by the state to the lessee. (See exhibits Nos. 1 and 2.)

† HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.—In this department, exhibit No. 2 will show a deficiency in the articles turned over to the lessee by the state. There are here enumerated two stoves, one bedstead, one press, and curtains, all of the value of $17, which do not appear in the catalogue listed by the commissioners to James M. Estell.

* BLACKSMITH SHOP.—Exhibit No. 2, shows a large deficit herein. The deposition of Peter Don ahue, marked “E,” and Wm. H. Graham, marked "F," prove that the planing-machine mentioned in the list of property delivered to the lessee was sold by Estell to Donahue, who values the same at $350; that most of the tools furnished by the state were almost useless, except all the heavy articles used in the machinery department. Your committee had pointed out to them one ton of old iron, and two sets of saw-plates at the aggregate value of $25, as the property of the state, the same not being mentioned in the commissioners' schedule.

† WASH-HOUSE.-No deficiency herein.

KEEPER'S OFFICE. This department is not mentioned in the commissioners' inventory; the few articles herein enumerated were pointed out as being the property of the state, by the party having them in possession.