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p.,id Bsrsett. trunk Livingston, Wells Co.,
bag Tdwin bartlett. box
Total ssfT 20T ~ on freight, and large snoun'in
the hand Of the rssssngeIs
The Oregon arrived at paaama on the ed ut.
Our advces from san Francisco by h-r are to the
Isl Of October, oGe month later than our previous
accounts.
We are indebted to Capt Wilson and Mr. Por-
Ter. cf the Empre City. Mr.. w. &. Jewctt, Mr.
Philip Eatos, and other gentlemen, for our letters
and papers
The news 10 Of the highest interest.
There ore about one hundred thou and persons
in the mines their average earnings are about
three dollars per day each.
American gold dollars sell IN San Francisco at
o. piece.
The following letter, which we are permitted to
publish, gives the California news in bref;-
STEAMER EMPIRE CRY,
NEW YORK, Nov. lis A. NJ
Infocsfirg dceounf Of The Trip M the Oregon from
SAN Fyo~cisco to Panama The State Conven-
tion at Moutney- ~, boundary surrey-Bwial
of sio .aflan- Ve,seis met on the Way The Un,-
omm-TM Hartford Navai Intelligence - The
Steamer Colferria- Gold D,at--Poi,ttcs in Ca
hfrrsa-- Candidates t,,r tsour~Or- 1tiai Of Mu-
finsos-7yip Of TIC Empire Cify-Arrivai at
N,w York.
CxoReB T.. BALDwTs, ESQ, New York
My Dear Sir-My last dated at San Francis
co, Sept. 1st The U. s steamer Edith was ost,
on the Path August, of Cape Conception, near San
Luis Obspo. coast Of California, two days oui rom
san Francisco, bound on a cruise to Santa Barbs-
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LIST or WINES
ar rur
pELMoNIco rEsTAsEANr
cnaNFsoSs.
MADEIRA.
Clio Madeira Diainssn Co.
Superior Old Pale sherry Ronsso.
=" Brown
rsrScH AND WINS,
Table cisre. chateau S.rsssur.
81. Julian Eedoe. sup,rier Old ssutsrn.
Superior lordon. huscst
srutiins Eeck.
Beet 1ordcp DOei. Keteh. Lopiss, vsry ola
burgundy Port Ole Cabinet
Anise,t. old Tom.
AnnTtsskino. OrgeN
Robert Jnss' beet Iotdts Dott Ale.
Superior Old scotch Ale Superior Aloe Ale.
The only y,tscls Of war here at present, are the
SGy1rnsh, fsg chip, Cspt. NooIhss, the slocp OF
wef Warren, Cepl. Long, end the store ship Ere
CerIe The 81 May Is hourly expected from
Callso. She will proceed immediately on her arm
val TO The Sandwich Issnds, with Commissioner
James en- tourd.
The suivals from sea have rot been large during
d week Since the sailing OF the Panama, how
ever, quite an addiuoB has been made To- the i'm.
ntfft Rect Three hundred square-rigged vessels
aie uCw udine 1T sbchof IN the hafbor; some are
~ SH,IFn tnto. stne Of Bel ecIs, aud NJ New York
Yen have list oi those IN port. IN addition to
which the following have come in since ITS publlca
utI.-
Anistd 2stb brig Csyrgs lie Roy, from San Luis; 20,
Pr taft TN Melville fTo- Hobart Ioen. 30 tr bark
isul ffrs Borcssu1 sns f.nsria; ship Negvlus from
hor,,n bres Iiedmept.se Biiphnan "a days from
NsIefniso and the Cameo, apt. Tibbetts, hom New
fUl, 22l cave passage.
The Irice current you will find in a letter sheet
stld you. 4.
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The CAL IFORNlA NEWS.
.>~>y~~o~~>O>>>~c->o~~-
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
Four W ee7xs Later.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT INTELLIGENCE.
,-.>>o-~->~A >>~>>>~oO~
Proceedings of the state constitu-
tiCnal Convention.
-.,-~>>>>>>,>Y>-v.>-->~,
Slavery Prohibited in California.
.>>~>e~> .>e-~-y,>oy>o~~~
ACCOUNTS FROM THE GOLD REGION.
->~c~~~>-~>~~~>>>o~~~~>
Arrival Of Gold Digsc.s with their Posksk
Fall Of Rocks.
Over Half ZEillicn in Gold in the
Empire City.
.~,~~v-o>o.~>-~~N>>~~>~.
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE,
&C.. &C., sc.
ACCOUNTS FROM THE GOLD REGION.
Arrival Of Gold Digsc.s with their P0sksk
Fall Of Rocks.
SHIpPlHG INTELLIGENCE,
&C.. &C., sc.

arrived early yesterday morning from Chasres. by
the way Of Kingston, Jamaica. Annexed is her
,eport:--
US mail steam sbio 4 mpire City, Wilson, from
Chaeros Oct. 20 and kingstou. jamaica Nov. with
specie to j. Howard aud sou left AZ Chagres bark FLO
ride fIom New ork ne passengers by the Oregon
report that the steamship Dicnrn and propeller Hart
ford ut Acapulto the 4th Sept the California
was at st Jego l6th sbe two TOD sail sshrs
bound up the Pacific. rhs Oregon brought, from San
Francisco $50 passengers aud about $50 900 doars In
gold dust The steamer Alabama. from Chagrss Tor
New Orleans. was at Kingston, Jamaica, on the 4th
Nov taking in coal.
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SrEAMEs EuPIRB CRY, AT SsA,
Nov. y. 1919.

Mercantile dfaus at SIs Fraacisco
DEAR siR-You will please fad herewith prices
current Of merchandise, az sold by the house "
which am a member Ii IL due to the merchsa,s
of san Francisco to notice an article ape .uug in
your journal, Oct 10Th last, referring to an account
Of sales showing small returns aad heavy charses
The imptes.ioE made by the general pushcatisn Of
The account OF sales, makes references the psiats
necessary.
Fnst, the auction house, through whom q
sit alter potion VI merchandise arriving Is disposed
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The CAL IFORNlA NEWS.
ARRIVAL OF THE EMPIRE CITY.
Four W eeks Later.

Slavery Prohibited in California.
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VIZ FISCHER Pennsylvania of 10Th
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THE AMERICAN FARMER published monthly in The
city Baltimore 81 per annnm, copies s.
go, thirty for So July under the
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Society and all the prize essays reports
published therein The society determined
$780, be appropriated follows piece silver plate,
valued be awarded b. the Obtaining the h OF
Ociober, the largest list Of subscribers volume
mencing July next, 80 o the second,
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cultural works lie has also offered sO0 for prize Tor The
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and OF farm buildings and the % the
farm yard $50 Tor the best guilty
so for the best The management Of the dairy
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Of arn FIVE
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The AsneEcAn JournAl l. published al "a Wal
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The railroad Journal before any similar pablea-
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TEN from ~ humble ssgnnsss and contributed Onward
thap upon any other agency whatever
locomotive railway SYSTEM has now become the
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elevate him In the scale Of being than any other agency that has
The engine regard the greatest achieve
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community productions ideas q every
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IN with ocomoon and The progress indusare
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Faaqulsr white sulphur syringe, virginia,

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Of
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ing Isl october s75 for three months 500 Tor 5
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The finest wine and spirits have been procured and cokagc will
be charged for private supplies.
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
June 6--dlawScpn
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MALE ACADEMY,
WARREkroN, NORM CAROLYN

WARRESToN, NORTh CAkoLIhA,
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cation Of sound principles Of virtue and morality archie ends
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Raleigh CASTOR Railroad and the
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