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M
man OF The name OF p Townsend and uses his name 70 pu
Up which sy sa Dr. % .ss.pas DE
ana was hut % omsy worker On os e an
4 @ ,s he . ns IL % e &c s s
quaeks in which says have sold Of for o.
week viii give 8 Townsend $500 Il he win produce one sin
ge SOLITARY PROOF OF s This 70 calmen te Pup9s no, 70 De
likeness. family and his
= 80 ' 80, - u JACOB s TOWNSEND wi ZEN y, u,
'''94' 'D|'' $3.50 800 =.
,onn ha 1 NJ ire an,or and diseoyerer Of the
Original :. TOWNSEND sARsAPARILLA." Being poor, he
ksp, market sales eeameIed hose only who
bad been healed =
derul healing power This
Grand and unequaiied preparation
manufactured and called for throughout the
Unlike young s. Townsend, with age and never
a % e Ts and
discoveries Of The have al been bssn, int segason IN inc
saparia root medical medicinal
which renamed preparing produce acid
which injurious 20 The system some Of the properties Of arsapa
ra are 20 volatile hat mey entirely evapoia aa are lost ~ @
% y @ ~ %anu6cne Moeoyrr these voa
S principles. Which ny OF n Sapo or as an under
are lie medical properties Of the root which
''' Genuine Old Doctor Townsend. sarsaparirla
a capable Of becoming acid OF Of ennena
medical virtue
Of losing Of is valuable and healing properties Pre-
pared in this way, Is made me most powelui agent We
Hence the why every side in il
men, and children We lind doing wonders ~
PLANT and in RIiEJMATsM sCROFUI.A and PILES, cos
TIvENESS, all CUTANEOU5 EkUPTIONS, PlMPLES, BLOTCH
Els, and ali affections arising from -
Ipuri.y q The q blood I.",.,.,, ,.,.. o !
- sa rom acdv ~ he stoach from upean ecuiation de-
asesuon, oi aeuy VI ie % ~ ,na % ae
termination OF pooa 20 e neaa =, .e eou ee
hn y; o ~ " o ana eod and easy
mug mug Us i y % cpre ~ ,be ngs throot and
ana smh he mn r. oahns Il IN esccence more maniesy
Female complaints.
WORKS wonders IN cases o. puoI ao"s VI " ~, ~
% a tse s and h eaeerua IN eurisa ali forms
me kidney disease. ,..- -, ., . 4,
ny removing oosIucons ana legsung uio gene'a
Nervous diseases and debility.
prevents, geat variety Of other Diseases
spinal neuralgia 81 dance swoonng epeptc
conv ulsions, &c.
II possible for this medicine fail 70 do good has nothing
os can ever m
seon relieves The bowels opor constipation aay
ducing gentle equally all the body and the nsense
peaon eaxe all structures and dghness all obsiuc
Is not this, then,
The medicine you pre-cminently needf
any things P. Townsends inferior
ardcle' This young mans liquid Is not to be
Compared with the Old Doctors,
grind
and NEVER sPolLS while the other DOES II fernents
containing fragments; the acid
poisonous What acid
diseased with acid What dyspepsia but acid
DO we NOT all snow mat when 1904 soufs IN our
complaint diahra ehoe, ana % sss
ya an seaa n ~ ,e snaL ssad al
rhsum wiis ana ="
%e saur and thus snois nil ,s fluids Of the body NOR
smhee 5ou,s, a In, sn acd Ana which in.in
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states.
TAYLOR MAURY, booksellers staoners, Pennsylvanh
Oh street, having formed connexions WIN M
principal book establishments the country, will supply al ofae
tor religious misceaneous law medical scientific, and schoo
books In lots single copies az the lowest publication prices
Schools and individuals intending order oreie
or books from the ces oube an.
heavy freight postage &c by leaving their orders VIII
TAYLOR MAURy, In washington city. Juy5
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Live. insured Z. ...::; !. ~; .;.;;..,....W
JOSEPH b. COLLINS, PresidenL
Isaac AsBkTT, Secretary.
CH.sLEs Dis ssLpiso, No. II Todd Bulding Penn'yvans
w 7. jcnssros NJ d. opposite City Post once 7d' street.
Physician.
fhamphe nato Of principles and operations Of me
company be had on application at ne Agents smce'
a.
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AgENCY, wsshington.-Tbe undersigned, late OF the In
specon Of the Post Once Department. offers bis serv
mail generally and those Of the southwestern
section with the that his removal from oie
he has for
tanned in ie department for honesty, capacity, and hdey and
Office Of both parties, with Their hearty
An oSers 10 attend 20 business every nature The
despatched.
s' - JAMES OWNER, Agent,
Julv A-df late Of Post Office Department
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NEW MUsIC.Ju.t received saonen Hall, door
IN street, Pennsylvania avenue,
which viii be sold usual reduced -four
per page, every VIM FISCHER
MY southern Home, composed by the T. y. Sullivan
Goodby, Sally deara avonte Ethiopian composed BY
Frank Howard
The Jolly ora Crow rs sung by The Virginia Minstes
Phoebe % Ethiopian song, by Harrington
thought he Testing for popular ballad by W. C.
Cunnington
The sweet Robin, by stephen Glover
sing and remember me, by w. q. Peters ...
Three Maras soprano Alto, with organ accompany
ents Rev. j. r. Donean, by n. schwing
The Appomaiox Waltz, by A. Picot
The Flora Waltz, by q. H. Gerkn
The Margaret Polka, by Henry schwing
In ar Distant Lands, by ID. NJ. May ,..
EiselIe and Beiseile Polka, by Iielmemuller
The Of Alabama, by Hon. A. b. Meek
and Jeannot, number by Glover
Free, adapted the OF Let
We're out upon he Moonlit Waye by Hewitt
The Dying Soldier, beautiful song
sept2s
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WANTED, daily at baltimore, philadelphia, New

W.T. NTEI daily. nj the Philadel New
York. Boston, New Orleans General Agency and Comms
Once, young men In wholesale and rs'a stores ana o
keepers walters farmers, coachmen, agents. book ana map
all branches Of business, &C. we
large number OF good situations on hana %
ny Mind would do well give have agents In each
OF The above Cities which will enable TO place every IN
notice. We have large acquant
ance In all the Cities which we trust will enable US 10
gveen all who may tayor us with call
- TAYLOR 4 TAYMAN, No. 50 second street,
between South and Gay.
b. Persons living Of the United States and wishing
either OF the above ciuer
have te Immediately attended % BY addressing ne
-pad1 doing they VIII curta bom uoupe ana
which would incur by coming 10 he CITY ana
seeking e"p'' ''' TAYLOR 4 TAYMAN,
". 50 Second street,
NJ, a. Al, Baltimore, Md.
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xOTICFThe 10 innrm the citizens and
IN pubic generally has just employed women from Eu
and from cities % known sk and experience,
viii knowledge and pncuce ~ the bust
,y years. him with confidence that he
jeweiy and costly set gems, silver,
than other establishment known 10
him this OF county His customers are Respectfully
requested 10 their orders with ..,,,,,,o,r,,
Penn. avenue, between oh and ieth streets
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UnrID sr.rs. P.rssr owes, ssp,smDer Is, ls4s.

UnTKD STATES PATENT oPucE, September 10, ls49.
WHEREAs, Charles A. Kreohler, n subject OF the
King Of Sweden did patent United
bearing date July TO- 1896 whereas Fakman,
ject oe said King Sweden did make application this office
Tor letters for substantially
August last based Swedish patent 1885,
evidence Of which has been presented and 6ed;
And whereas interference declared Office
the parties aforesaid, li September
hearing appointed Monday March gAtee
hundred ty, notified
agents say, Mr. Charles NJ Keller, OF city
York, Faknan, Mr. H. Eddy OF Boston, krechler
and whereas the said H. Eddy said
did inform this Office by his letter
not informed residence
that the said Eddy
issued and delivered, and the
10 the said Eddy is legal puienlee
Now therefore, this notice Charles A. Krec
Ter, and all whom application
patent for for disabling and ecg ptuous liquors,
by Carl Fakman aforesaid has adjudged
claimed by Charles Krecher
granted the 10th OF July lSi9 that
the hearing will be granted named
formty with provisions OF the eighth Con
approved July 1885, and the rules Of this office pertaining
thereto. q.
ordered, this published the Republic
National nlelgencer, Washington Daily Bee Boston Tri
hume, York, each previous
THos EwBANK,
arL@ Commissioner Of Patents
Editors of the above will please copy and send their
BILLS In duplicate to the Patent Office, with containing the
notice. Sept 28-law6m
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Mr.. A. DE vAUDRICOURT begs leave 60 inform TN
vi public and his friends that having permanently located IN
intends 10 devote the tuition OF the
and spanish and also Of The forte and
branches References Of highest respccfabp
win by applying his residence ih street, between and
D. door Gbsons Academy at Day music store and
Mrs. Anderson's stationery store
In I7--eod6
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&c &C. &C.
Whole tic kets soO-Iaives si0-Quarten S5Eghths %
Certificates OF packages Of IS whole tickets, S27o o.
DO do Is half DO 10 o
Do do Is eighth do 175
and and Certificates OF Packages In the
above APPENDED receive the prompt attention,
official Of each drawing sent immediately amer
o all who order from ~
Address ]. Q. MAURY, Agents.,
Sept 81 Alexandria, Virginia
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BENNETT CLEMENTs,
Notary P1bae, B0uniU Land. Pension, and G,nsrni
-2xru,. at llyash lugton,


CONTINUES prosecute claims for revolutionary services, In
claims growing % me war Of Mexico
a Treasury Department and
experience enables him 10
and efficiency all claims committed TO his
and man agement charges uniformly moderate.
pccted thai correspondents will pay postage.
EEPrEREscEs,
Hon. A. r. Bagby, Ala. Hon, a. Iverson, Ga.
r. Butler King Ca. Col, A. q. Bennett, 7, NJ army,
r. n Rhett, ~ e.. Gen N. Towson, r. NJ. Gen
T. s. Phelps, Mo. Hon. r. La sere La.
r. w. Tompkins, Miss. Mcssrs Gales seaton,
l. nj Jarmnnson, La Messrs. Corcoran Riggs,
j. q. Chapman, Nd. Col. r. 2. Andrews, p. NJ A.
ID. =. kaufman, Texas, Col ID j. Ricardo, New orleans
lob Mann, Pa. MAJ. Lloyd J. Beal r. NJ A.
Paris comptroller Of Peter Hagner, ID auditor
treasury treasury.
Sept g7-ly ..
National Medical College, Washington, ID. g.
nHE ANNUAL, COURSE OF LECTURES will commence
Monday November and continue until The end Of
March.
TuonAs MrLtRR NJ D., Professor Of Anatomy and Physiology.
WILLIAM JoHssros, d. Professor Of Obstetrics and The
Diseases of Women and Children
JosnuA Rry, d. Professor Of Macra Medica, Therapue
/ tics, and Hygiene
Joas FasesRcK MAY, NJ d. Professor Of the Principles and
TYLss d. Professor Of Pathology and PRACTICE
Medicine
EpwaRp Foasx.x NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry Pharmacy
RoBERr kIso 5ross, NJ d. Adjunct Professor Of Anatomy ana
| Jlnss MoRa,s, NJ D., Proscctor and Demonstration
Clinical selected wash
ingon Ininnay Operations performed before the class
Fee for fun course OF lectures, $50 Demonstaos ticket $40
board be procured from " 50 70 80 week
| WILLIAM p. JOHNSTON, M, d., Dean,
July l0--2awtJthNov 7h street, between Il and streets
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New styles Csssmsres, vessings, aud Cloths.
nUvALL BROTHER merchant iailcu, Pennsylvania avenue
GadsbyS Hotel, would
generally the arrival Of their fall goods, which hay,
carefully selected In nom the best houses in the New
have made order
usual style Of elegance, and good terms they can BE-
bought establishment here or north OF Us. y
full supply Of furnishing articles for gentlemen such a
sh cno drawers, silk shirts and drawers, suspend
e style crayats, dressing robes umbrellas Sc
Sept 0O-aaw5vif DUvALL 4 BROTHER
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Cholera-Treatment and Prevent

Cholera-Treatment and Preventive.
AR. AMAT'rS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERIENTThis remedy composed entirely Of vegeta
lie ingredients and totally free from mineral susance com
strengthening powers, original
discovered prescribed by DR. Aa celebrated physcan In
abdominal Tegionssuch daTrhga
seney bilious complaints dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
the liver, &C.
Knowing experience operates In the most kindly and
submitted remedy 10 those
may prevailing fatal scouge, and as
its first insidous
symptoms
wholesale and retail Causis Music Saoon Penn
yvana and the principal
g city Washington Georgetown, and Alexandria
with interesting
hcates accompany each bottle OF the panacea very liberia
discount any part Of the United States
promptly All communications must be post paid
Aug. 3-lawH SAMUEL CARUsi CO.
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EDITED BY
THOMAS RITcME a EDMUND BURKE.
PROPOSALS Hoa INDIAN GOODS.
DsPAHransr o. rmE IsrKRIo

DEPAErMENT INTERIOR,
OFHcE iEDIAE AFFAIRs, September ~, Ie49
cEALED PROPOSALS. win received the once Of the Com
missioner Indian Aar, Washington city, until 10 O'Clock
o. Thursday LIST day Of November next for furnishing the fol
Laying annexed hereabouts, for the
,be Indians and deliverable the city Of New York, via
Biaakefs.
100 pairs point white Mackinae Blankets
- inches, and weigh eight pounds
~ point white Macknac Blankets 81 by SO
~ inches, and weigh sir pounds frss4 tgLt WI. F5
IFS pairs psin white Macknac blankets
~ inches, and weigh i've and quarter pounds a 'I
$50 pairs point white Mackinac blankets, % by 50
inches, and weigh four and quarter pounds
point hte Macknac blankets 10 - by 40
inches, and weigh three and quarter pounds
400 scarlet Mncknac bankets 90 by ~
inches, and weigh eight pounds
AZ point scarlet Macknnc blankets 81 by 90
inches, and weigh six pounds
pairs ~ point Mackinac blankets 10 by "a
inches, apd weigh ten pounds af
point green Mackinac blankets, 90 by ~
inches, and weigh eight pounds
~ point Macknac blankets, TO measure 81 by 10
inches, aud weigh six pounds
100 3 gennel!a blue Mackinac blankets 70 measure
81 BY "a inches and weigh ten pounds
400 pairs point gennea bne Maekinac blankets 70 measure
so by ~ inches and weigh eight pounds
pairs 2k point gennca blue Macknac blankets
81 by u inches, md weigh six pounds
nr,,G oods
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UNITED STATES WHOLESALE CLOTHING WARE
HOUSE.
n EVILS HANFoRD Nos aa Isl, ae, Pearl
Ii (berween Bufing slp1 New York; have
Of CLOTHING the United States,
all makes In the article Of Shirts and Drawers we
endless variety Also the manufacturers Of
OIL. CLOTHING AND COVERED HATS in the world. PLAIN
md FASHIONABLE CLOTHING, Of all kinds
Catalogues OF stock by mail Orders promptly filed.
LEWIS HANfORD,
Nos. asa, 49, 256, and 2ss Pearl Sc, n Y.
30-2aw3m
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Christopher Drummer,
Attorney and Counselor at LdiO,
HAVING the north side Of Pennsylvania Avenue be-
AZ and 9Th lie will continue practise law in the
Courts Of the District and claims before Congress- the DE
and the Board OF Commissioners Of Mexican claims
Jug l2-eod2m y
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KNOX WALKER win practise law I'm the supreme
j. OF and attend 20 the
,sims against the government. Address Washington D. O.
Mar I'D
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DrIONOGRAPHY.-Proessor BENJAMIN P. worceser teacher
fPhonorraphy during past several schools n ms
cty continues private Instruction his ROOM nr "
Gosen Penn avenue, between 6 and I'm on
terms SEPT z-is"e
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Brilliant Lotteries for October, 1910.
j. W. MAURY d CO., Manassas.
s7O,OOOi
40 prizes $4,000, amounting 10 S2o00OOi
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit OF Monongaiia Academy,
Class X, for 1919.
To Alexandria, Va Saturday, the 9Th Of October
70 number lotery-l2 drawn ballots!
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NEG IN inform me citizens Of Washington and te District
b af bey established branch OF their New York house m
this city, Pennsylvania corner Of lch street. where e
ave staple and Fancy Stationery
American English, French, and German manufacture They
vitc particular attention 10 their stock Of FANCY AND OkNA
MENTAL STATIONERY ENGLISH ILLUMINATED BIBLES,
TEsTAMBNTs, AND PRAYER BOOKS and beg 90 say thai
facilities in importing their goods direct ron
abroad enabled offer inducements
purchasers be found other In this city.
Sept ll-imh
NOvEIS-st Jamesi, the Court Of Queen Anne. BY Aims
IN worth Is
The Cations, by Buwer; completed.
The Little Savage, by Captnin Mmyat 81
Bmvo's Daughters Romance Of The American Revolution
Is cents.
The salamander, by Eugene Sue. IS cents,
Therese Dunoyef, by Eugene Sue. rs cents.
The Fortunes Woman "Firs Love- % cent
Pendenns by Thackeray No. 3. rs cents. -,
Oct IL FRANCk Thfboh-,
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CHEAP SCHOOL BOOKS Of every Kind - Taylor .
" Maarys Bookstore, near evh street.
States and copy books and pens very low prices.
Augm
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% IN REWARD. AWAY subscriber Luray
Dl0U Page county Virginia, the OH inst boy named Aaron
about feet or inches high, has
spoken thick lips and heavy tongue Ht
frock faded black color
other clothing with him, not reeolected
he 5o viii be given should he be apehendet
STATE taken the State that may
again reasonable charges win be paid delivered 70 me
l.umy.
on hair spotted tall Aaron, but beave
~ " 80 WIN. A. CHAPMAN,
Sept 02-tf Luray, Page county, Virginia
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DIIIIIP BARTON KEY will attend 20 any businss
be nued with before either Of the courts Of this DIS
and will also attend the prosecution Of claims before con
rress and the Departments. Once on street. -
WasHIseror, July 10, 1876. July II-@wh
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TEvKs new Cosnprehensiv entary on the bi-
be containing the authorized version, with marna
references Matthew Henry the practical oesevs
mons extensive notes RON Scot Doo
bridge GILL; Clark, Lowth, and many other Whites ON
scp,res with numerous tables and engravln scnpf
scenes illustrative Of the manners antiquities &c. Of t
ancients.
hs"so wi" '' '" I" TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
o.,to Publishers, yti
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CNcycLoPEDIA OF the Useful Arts, eompsisins
nv ,iscstop and architecture by Russell, Don, Lowe
senior and other writers illustrated with
One quarto volume, London, 1898 fRANCk TAfLoh
Oct
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Cunans Speeches, I vol. large ocavo-portrait-S2W
Cycopndia Of Commerce. Finance mercantile Law
&C., edited by MeCuiloch; vol large octave, " D.
Struts Sports and Pastmes volume, ocavo WIN i~ snsa
wings, - 50, published at ~ ~ -.
Shendan's Speeches vols, scavo and portrait " VI
Martins British Colonies, vol. large octave, % So
Prices History Mahommedan Empire volumes, quaro
90 50, published At ~ guineas- - ,,,-, =
Don Gardeners Dcuonai 4vos large quao, ", pub'she'
q II giineas.
And other fine English editions Of staple value, price
aboyebooks which will leave the adver
.ers hands I'M few DAYS. FkANcK TAYLOR
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CARD.--o X PACK win practise law in the courts Of n
District Of Columbia and prosecute claims before e dherei
Congress He tenders his services epec
United states attorneys marshs and 70 !e clerks Of The I'm
courayihg had experiences In the Treasury Depaf
en reference services Of such officers Accmm'
nicauons should be postpaid.
Once, street. between 13,h and 18th. .
IIpteIl July Mildly
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Diaekwocd's Edinburgh Magazine for September.
ID 1919, this day received for sale by ..
sep.T lNew'l
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National Eating House.
lust RECEIVED direct Island Of 81 Thomas, per bi
Annalosn Capt Doy, lot OF the finest genuine green turu
brought which viii be served daily in soup
MI @ various Of cookery and in the best possible style
Also from Norfolk oysters speed oysters sbeepshead mack
ere horh kc all Of which viii be served up nj the shores
notice
0o-Fsmies served rs usual. - ,
Aug l6-u w. Whbhbh
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WRENCH and Spanish Languages.--l MklEkE, late pro
United states navy, Vale College, sc respectfully sc
citizens Of Washington that he contempaes giving in
the above languages well AZ In the English 10 Tor
eigners.
Meiee hates himself that his reputation an instructor
established here require particular References
terms &c. address j. NJ at the bookstores OF mes franck
Taylor Maury and Fischer, his residence nj Mrs
Wimns opposite Mr. Franck Taylor-, Pcnnyivania avenue
NovR r.
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and the quantity collected has not d.
minished, but increased. Provisions,
clothing, and all the necsssaries Of lie,
are at most exorbi,ant prices. Living
was always expensive in this country,
but now it passes all reason--board
four dollars per day. washing five TO
six dollars per dozen. Merchants
clerks are receiving fiom $1,000 to
$4,000 per annum salary! What the
Government will do for civil officers,
do not know. Salaries will have to
correspond with the times. The pay
of governors, judges, &C., as allowed
in the United States, will hardly COM
pare with that paid to statesmen and
shop clerks here.
am, sir, respectfully,
your obedient servant,
WILLIAM RICH, A. P. U. S. A..
General N. TowNsoN,
Paymasier Gen. u. s. A.,
Washington. d.. G.
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Private Confirmation Of the Richest
Accounts from California.

The New York Herald has accounts
from the California gold region exactly
to the same ate-November Is. 1843--
as those last received BY the Govern
ment. This correspondence, the Her
aid says, is from a gentleman who has
been a resident there for several years
confirming, in every particular, the
accounts hitherto received privately, as
we'll as. officially, from this wonderful
region. The Herald adds:-
We cannot hesitate to declare that,
from the statements made by our cor
respondent, there are strong reasons
for believing that all the government
officers low in California are digging
for gold, night and day; and that when
they leave that country many oil them
will probably be worth a million Of dol.
lars. Gov. Mason and all his officers,
men, mules, and wagons, with the ex-
ception Of two or three men who were
obliged to remain at Monterey, a: h 'ad
quarters, have been three times at the
gold diggings, up the Sacramento. en-.
gagged, in the most active manner, in
collecting the metal, which was found
in the greatest abundance. Our cor.
respondent also states that Jumps Of
gold Of a pound weight are frequently
found, and pieces can be dug out ofihe
crevicss and rocks; that it is the nos
wonderful country eve yet discovered.
In confirmation Of these statements,
he writes, BY a private letter. under his
own signature, which, il known, would
command the belief Of the mos, incred-
ulous community the sur ever shone
upon. We also learn that Gen. Steven
son, formerly Of New York, is figuring
wonderfully in California. His regi.
ment is %disbanded, and the whole Of
them are now engaged in gold digging.
Our correspondent is of opinion, that
should operations go on in the same
ration in which they have begun, up.
wards of one hundred millions Of dollars
will be annually collected 10 California.
1t has been rumored that Col. Stevenson
has now in his possession one million Of
dollars Of gold dust; and that Captain
Marcy, son of the Secretary of War,
has also obtained, fot his share Of the
dust, one million Of dollars.