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One day later from California.
BosroN, July %

BosroN, July 90.
Letters from San Francisco to May the 10Th, one day
later than previous accounts have been received here
via Mazatlan. The market was overstocked with many
descriptions of goods, which were selling at low rates
Some dozen vessels were daily expected from the Cees
tial Empire.
The charges for storage and landing goods were enor
mous-rom SO TO - per month charged storage, and
80 to s. per for landing goods The anchorage was
crowded with vessels, and others wefe arriving daily
Some hundred more were expected in August. Many
articles OF merchandise could be purchased from 80 to SO
per cent discount in the invoice Building materials,
principally house frames complete boats Of good descrp
lions, aud carts With everything complete, would do
we'll Provisions and clothing were abundant and cheap
Lumber was worth $500 per thousand feet and scarce
that Large portions OF the inhabitants in San Francisco
were madly gambling in land.
New towns being laid out in different spots around
the bay, and building lots, in wilderness Sites sell
ing from 81, 500 to 81 900 each.
San Francisco was full OF people, and i is not an I'M
common thing for twenty thirty individuals to occupy
numerably crowded Rooms 20 feet square let for from
$500 10 $500 per annum Building lots, worth two years
since $780, now sell for $4,000.
The gold dust this season had not been dug out very
freely, owing the swollen state OF the streams; bat
loubts were entertained but that as much would be
gathered this year astas the number OF aborers this
season exceeded those OF the previous one.
AT the mnes yet, matters remain pretty quiet but
fears are entertained that ere long there will be serious
disturbances between our counymen and the Mexcans,
as some six thousand Of the latter have arrived in the
country, and evinced most turbulent disposition. You
may rest assured however, that should any important
outbreaks take place, they pW be shot doDn 10
News has Just been received that six men, in twenty
days, the Feather river, procured sirty thousand
dollars in gold dust
The ship Grey Eagle. from Philadelphia, J. c. Ere
mont from Baltimore, the Huntress, from Valparaiso,
and another ship, have just aved and thus they pour
almost daily There are upwards Of seventy square
rugged vessels now in port, and number of small craft
The Horensa sailed from this port to-day for Mazat-
Ian.
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TEA DRNKMe AMONGST THE KALMucs.--The Kalmucs
distinguished at for great powers OF enduring
hunger and thirst and for voracy that must be TO
be understood Their original diet consists chiefly Of tea
They prepare this beverage by boiling the brick
times adding TO il lump OF mutton fa at other times
little roasted barley or handful OF salt, IN caudron
whose various do not calculated 10 increase
the relish Of the compound and filling out into wooden
cups, drink il almost boiling hot. small portion OF
tobacco, smoked from copper pipe. completes the frugal
repast. Their chief animal food is mutton, OF which
they immense quantities whenever they pro-
cure IT. sheep, cows, deer, horses whether they have
died natural violent DEATH eaten alike, and re-
quire but little cooking. -Britih Quarterly Revies.
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ny Last Nights Mail.
From the savannah Georgian Ex,n, July al.

From the Savannah Georgian Extra July a.
ANOTHER FLORIDA wAR.-OuTBREAK OF THE INDIANS
Information has been received in this city from Florida.
stating that the remaining Semnoles have become hos
tle and have committed depredatons Indian river, in
South Florida From the best information we can obtain,
time in the early part OF last week the Indians made
an attack on the settlements Indian ver in ST. Luce
county, and commenced plundenng the houses and firing
on the settlers The Indians II is stated. were in consde
rable numbers. 80 much 80 that defence Sy The whites
killed and horribly mutlaied. Maj VIM. +. Russell,
deputy collector at Indian nyer, was shot IN the arm
His family il is feared have fallen into the hands OF the
Indians as they have since been missing number OF
other persons, mostly females, are also missing.
The settlers were obliged TO leave their places, and
take TO the river and come up The coast outside Some
Augustine and report others on their way.
II reported that dispatches have been forwarded TO
Washington stating the facts; likewise an express to
Tampa, by the commanding officer at 81 Augustine.
The settlers on the frontier have become generally
alarmed and are moving into the larger settlements Tor
safety.
Such an occurrence has long been anticipated by our
frontier settlers from the and conduct OF the In.
dams as they have been strictly kept within Their
bounds. Little or attention has been paid by those
having charge of them; and although numerous have
been the complaints Of the citizens they have roamed the
country at their pleasure. The military post at Tampa
being the residence OF the former agent has given the
Indians for coming into The settlements there
by throwing them into contact with the whites between
whom and the Indians there never can be any good ee
ing a,
Indians. The present agent learn has his residence
in Jack onve, some two hundred and fifty miles north
of the Indian boundary
The natives Of St. Augustine, learn, volunteer
ing their services to 70 In pursuit. and trust that the
government at Washington will, without delay, despatch
troops to their assistance, and in sufficient numbers to
secure the prompt removal OF the Indians their contem
plated homes in the West II is doubtful policy, at
best, to have suffered them to remain in Florida
under treaty
There are yet considerable number Of Indians re-
naming in Florida We have IL on the authority OF one
who is intimately acquainted with them, resident OF
Tampa and Charlottes Harbor that the number Of war
rors cannot be less than two hundred and fifty He has
had opportunities from his dealings with them, TO know
something OF their number. They are well supplied
hroughouthe country as they viii be- win give serious
trouble.
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INTERESTING FROM SourH AMERIcA-By the arrival
oil the barque Agnes al New York. Captain Gerard in
very short passage from Rio Janeiro the Herald has
ceived files of the formal do Concrete, TO the 18th u
meeting OF shipmascrs and others had been held al
Rio Janeiro, at which resolutions passed condemn
ing the conduc, OF the u s. consul in removing masters
OF vessele and appointing others in their places The
which the meeting was Called that of the schoon
Sacramento the master OF which, Captain Long he
removed at the request OF Charles Stewart and Mr. Roe,
the agent OF the vessel acknowledging TO Capt Long, al
the time, that he did not know the which
induced them to make the request Lloyd Slemmer, mas
ter OF the brig Arabian, OF Baltimore, presided Among
the signers' names are those OF VIM. w. Gator OF the
barque Rainbow, and J. r. 0ogh Of the brig Zoe OF Bal
tmore The resolutions adopted declare the acts OF
sui Graham Parks arbitrary, cruel and unjust request HE
removal. and the appointment OF some one who is gov
has already been removed by President Taylor
letter received BY the Agnes confirms the report
published few days in relation 10 the loss OF
OF the passengers OF the barque Hebe, OF Baltimore in
he noun OF the Straits OF Magellan, though there
strong probability OF their having gone ashore nj the
end Of the bay The letter states that the first mate
three OF her crew, and all OF her passengers. were the
boat
From Monievideo accounts had been received al
Rio the 2sth May On the oath, at p m, the arms
tee commenced and both the beseged citizens in Monte
vdeo, and their besegers, refraned from hostes This
amistice is to continue for six months, believe. All
the letters have SEEM says the formal do Concrete
agree stating that every day the impression grow
ing stronger that the French government would not APP
prove OF the treaties OF Predouf because they in
contesably worse than the bases OF the Hood treae'
modified.
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II is an impairment assumption OF the young Hotspur
OF New York to pronounce the dissolution of the repub
ican party Il is still less in the power Of his sponsor OF
the Republic to effect the object The organ OF General
Taylor eagerly sezes upon the peposterous idea but it
fogets the position of its party. whilst it seeks to
dissolve our own. The wings more or less divided
by the same Wlmot Proviso, with which John Van Blu
and his clique idly attempting to break up the great
party Of Jefferson and Jackson of Polk, OF Cass. Of Bu
chanan Of Dallas. Of Woodbury., and whole host of
calm and ndomitable republicans. Does the adminstra
ton forget the unavaling attempt which recently
made by Mr. Clayton to break up the wing party. reor
ganze upon different principles, and bapze il by the
new name OF Taylor republicans" Besides the pre-
posterous proposition Of calling the party after the
name Of man, the wings opposed party grounds,
and the whole scheme has fallen almost still born from
the lips OF its author The fatality will attend the
Harlequin protector of the Cleveland dea-more certain
y than in the case OF Mr. Clayton because the princ
pies OF the great democratic party deeply found
ed than those of the wings, and because they are more
formally embraced and promulgated in the broad platform
of the Baltimote Convention 1t is not in the power OF
such neophyes the spouter of the Cleveland Conven
on nor even OF the senior Van Buren, to sacrifice the
republican party uncompromsng idea and that
germ 10 build up dynasty and new asPirant for
the presidency
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Rumexs I'm Washington.
correspondent OF the New York Herald writes from
" Washington, July al;

Washington. July al;
Your correspondent here has already announced you
that VIM. c. Jones, Col Bentons had resigned
the OF the Board of Commissioner for the
OF Mexican claims and that he had been sent
Mexico for information in relation the said claims
have however, inform you that peep behind the cur
the White House enables state that Mr. Jones
has been despatched by the with all speed 70
California. overland through Mexico. and that the
Water Witch has been ordered convey him to Vera
Cruz.
The object Of the visit OF this gentleman to California is
exactly known but il has been surmsed that It's object
10 first persuade Col Fremont accept the appointment
of commissioner the boundary line between this
country and Mexico TO pursuade the people of California
frame constitution, and inquire into the validity OF
certain grants Of laHd supposed to be false invalid
"Of late the administration has been fishing gain
Col Benton least his influence neutrality in the
Senate, should he be reelected it, This Is done by
heapng favors upon the members Of his family is
proved by the above facts.
s'Col. Weller removed because he democrat,
and did not enjoy the confidence OF the administration
this Is tho fact The charges made against him by the
whis press, Of unnecessary delays at New Orleans, are
totally false.
"P. s. There will be blow. up in the cabinet ere long
They beginning squabbe. The last sitting was
long. and resulted in nothing of any consequence We
will see what the next will be-"
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The Pocket Lsecn comprising nearly
nom the best suthors Selected by John Taylor vols 80
cents. For sale by FRANCK TAYLOR
July ~
NEW Editscn OF Wood Bsohc's U. y DISPENSE
tory revised and enlarged, Just issued from pres Tor
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Booksellers, Oh
A.o Woods Practice Of Medicine editions EweI Medical
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For publishers prices July u
ccHooLs OF Ancient PHILOSOPHY, vol, London,
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July ~
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To the Public.
IixAGGERATI
CIrr HAN, Bos,on, jolly 10, lsA9.

CIrr Hall, Boston, July l6, 1919.
EXAGGERATED and injurious having obtained
IL county, prevalence cholera
think business Of the
city, counterac the evil tendency Of such by statement
Of facts lt.sg
The by malignant Boston, during
present year. occurred the ID day Of June From time
18Th week there have been thrytee deaths
by disease and All Of Them but four have
place the emigrant population In the least saueuons
diet nempeance In almost the prenoai
utterly dsgaded BY the patient and The
called until his skill could be Of no avail
Notwithstanding the extraordinary influx Of Foreigners tabost
10 arrived this since the beginning OF the ycu)
population from other the mortality has
OF year. deaths Boston amounted TO w. During
corresponding existing the number OF deat
including those by cholera, hnye been sos
deaths the population OF Boston mus % du
country although hrongs Of disabled Mariners
reckless and dssoiufe persons nom every
cline prolific Of mortality from which smaller com ~
M happily exempt :,
The city thoroughly Misunderstanding yards and GET
daily collected from The houses and removed rom
streets which, with dwengr, are drained under eonnd.me
strong eneicie prevent he
on amply suppieo WIN
e.celen wse police are prompt 10
remedy whatever nuisances may occur ana IN MI
possess arrangements and advantages fc the eseSann !"
health 20 Of village OF city IN the world
New rom time % time occur but mey
alarm Than other onnon ot nor
10 believe that by rigorous en-
regulations and measures on the part OF me
personal and cleanliness and regimen city will uss
remarkable exemption from the avaees OF cno,
period Of the former visitation Of that peeuience
July o4~d3tf JOHN P. BIGELow, Mayor.
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ny GREEN a TAsrEr. Auetsonser..

CONVENIENT Two-sToRY FRAME HOUSE ANp !, III -, ~
AUcTIoN-on "wednesday the 2h instant, We snan 10y. s
The remises O'Clock, north part OH no ~ m luse
No bo with The improvements which are vel ane eonse
~, $500 ,,s stoy frame house, containing sir GOOD rooms
svod house &c The described property 'ssed ana
fronting 18th street wes y iee n a 49, s,ev " ~
half cash. balance IN nt ~. ~,
indspstabe ' : A,c,,o,..v.
July 2i-N "''''
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DIED.

On Tuesday morning, July 24h, BRYAN MoRsELL, son Of
CLARA sTrH, aged eight mouths "Fo their angels
behold the face OF Father which In heaven"
The isnds family requested funeral
"wednesday four o'clock from
grandfather b. MoRsEL ESQ., Pennsylvania avenues
9Th and I'm streets.
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CUrTARs-wIIIIAM FISCHER has on hand great variet,
plain guitars and
Nat heads, with without from Eve fty dollars
Also, pianos celebrated
lecturers, yons flutes from eight cIaone heeoe
sccordeons and hutnss, with the most improved instruction
boob for each instrument
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x,ure<opar Church Book. designed To nhctis-
cS.,n IN Churches private devotional circle, com
nns large and selection Of chant tunes win
relative mode Of performance sc by me new ~"
ton. pubIishcd, and for sale by r.vrop NANNY
yaya BOOKSELLER near s@ street.
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MO. David Capperneld by Charles Dickens, (Box.)
Hydropshy, with Is engraved Illustrations,
BY Edward johnson, NJ. ID. ..-.
This day received, Coz sale nj TAYLOR MAURy's
July IS Bookstore, Oh street.
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THE Domestic Pr.ctice Of Hydrcpsshy. with Aneen
engraved illustrations Of important SUBJECTS BY Edward John
Third number Of David coppcraeld, wfeys edition.
Just published and for sale BY . -
July rs r. TAYLOR. .
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Navy Beer and Pork for 1850.
NAVY DEPARrMEsr,

-- R,.... - NAVY DkfAkfhsf
- bureau o. Provisions and Clothing, July "a lsf9.
SEALED PROPOSALS., endorsed Beef "Pro-
posas for Pork the will be received M ths
once unm Jociock Monday 27 day OF August ne IT.
Five thousand four hundred barrels navy beef and four o
sand eight hundred barrels OF navy pork -
Each hundred no,nd. ns,s
weight OF beef article Will h.
paid for To be delivered respective al llow
A,,.,.. :. barreL BEG. Barrss pork.
jamestown, Massachusetts, 800 1900
A, .,ooAyh New YORK. 800 1000
s'pon' Virginia '.''',,.',,....,.,.,.,ioo0 1900
zm .sa
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From the Baltimore American
THE New CENsUs.-We publish the following circu.
lar in order let the public what wanted in Wash
ngton by the department. and information respect
ing which can better from many practical men than
from any one else:
DEPARTMENT STATE
Washington, July 10, 1919.
Hon. JAMES BRooKs, New Yorki
SIR Will you have the kindness TO inform the Census
Board Immediately what subjects embraced within the
practical bearing upon the
of your State aud which had better be dispensed with
the admission Of important considerations Please
also inform the Board what subjects not embraced in the
Sixth Census would in your opinion, be worthy OF notice
In the Census Of 1850
Anxious to arrange the preliminary measures in such
will be the best exhibition OF the varied in
the Unon the board has authorized the prepare
ton of blanks differ somewhat the requirements Of
different sections may suggest In blanks sent to the north
States. TO include questions relative TO the growth o.
cotton, rice and sugar. would be superuous
include productions exclusively northern. in blanks sent TO
the southern States.
1t hoped that the importance of the subject and the
solicitation of this board will insure immediate response
inquiries the object OF which ascertain the develop
ment of the whole country and the pecu.
liar resources of your State neighborhood.
JOHN NJ CLAYTON,
REVERDY JOHNSON,
JACOB COI.LAMER.
Jos. C. @, KENNEDY, Secretary.
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stha Thirty Years standing ssTa % ~ ,s
~sIR. Having been than thif yesfs w
Asma Al time. 90 severely incapaae me from attendance
10 business and having adopted medicines ~ ~ vi
rcIef years nce o ~ .nwhn
Mason your agent In city, several sces o. nn,em
VIVA No., from The effects which Obtained more relief than
@ s The medicine taken for that Distressing d-ofaer
@ ~ ~. nae valuable basam, been more nee
nave, ny w. as, and oppression anticipated,
aa noceye Of the di.hcasning maiady
anu 49, tender you acknowledgment which you
will use as your judgment dictates I, :, x.vv.pn
A,ou. o,roE, Portland, March %, 1916.
None s genuine unless signed BUTTS The wrapper.
Price dollar per bottle, six bottles for ave dollars
W, 81. hv r. 8. PATTERSON
,, sa az s 7" washington, DC.
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Kaising V NE French Bl0dkade W He UTHH1U TOTS.
BosTos. July Gave learn that the French blockade
which has been for some time in existence in the Oriental
ports has been raised and that nearly all the French
heet had sailed for France.
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ST. LOUIS July 23-The Rev Alexander vancourt,
pastor OF the third Presbyterian church, died from cholera
yesterday. and was inferred this morning His remains
were accompanied to their las. resnng place by large
Of Odd Fellows Of which Order Mr. vancour was
monument member.
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pounded lOT similar purposes, before the public
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show the broad and deep foundation upon which Inc ebaT
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Lhh& Dql Tor the abOve-named cases We are autbGr
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we WOulll here remark that these KIiytnrss have 49, r.
s ns puDo Of MewOrleans for the last tiHs sgTs and
ley s nave universally proved efiicaciOus ' . gu"
ks GdUITOE-BRloarc OF a bass Co,,u ts- r.;t., L.
SOS spurious and Injurious article Rcc0Irct HI. j,
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tor the cure Of Gon0rrhma
elect, Structures, VeneTea
diseases, etc. etc.
I ntiring research, trave
and labor, combined 10 the
advantages afforded By an
extensive and diversified
practice have enabled thf
above famed celebrated
physicians to make vanous
highly important discover.
les in the healing art.
In offering these prepare,
tons to the human family,
Doctors Leroy and Pelstiel
fe2rlessly hazard the asser.
ton that they are not only
EOt surpassed, but une.
qnaied, either for theil
curative properties or fol
midi ness aHfetV and nar