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beings Of the New-h"mprh're
Correspondence of The Tribune.

Correspondence OF The Trloune' -,
CoscoRD, N. n. Wednesday, July D.
lot me to day speak briefly Of some new ano
,les,ino features in New Hampshire Legislation ~
sbsdowed forth in the dOipgs Of the Presen'se'''on
Yesterday afternoon was given to the conslnera'
tom of the Homestead Exemption bill IN Ine iou'o'
and. as predicted in my previous corresponding
The Hunkers are giving the scheme strong suPPo,s'
o,d / have homes OF being able TO INFORM you VI ia
massage be fore closing this. a motion " IN
10 the next session was lost-lOe 10 100 i"o W.
exempts the value OF $500. AIMING s"aIn,;o.
oasred vesterday were preamble ana res"u''yu
-onosi1o to distribute gratutOusy the puonc anus
If The STATE ia 100 acre lots, 10 poor lam 'ies tnAs
sonId occupy them providing that said lo's shou q
descend 10 the heirs or If deserted, shOu'9 reFe''
N the State The vote upon this proPos"oh was
,stan ,,;ro roce. and with strong expression,
nssrlr ali The Members, | think, voting and al
tboueb the Speaker decided it negatives, u was oy
M means certain, and had been Member
.bonld have called for division. Mr.. Quincy OF
Rumpey has the honor Of proposing this eni'sn'en
ed and truly democratic measure -. ~
The present session commenced win Do M
cratic majority seldom equaled in this state. the
consequence evidently is much greater freedom
from marty dominance and several prominent ana
;p,noI,ant measures will be treated WIN wei,
come degree Of caDdor and justice. Inc spul' vi
"tbe new seems TO be intaslng ltsei'' In so'n7 ue
gree, into our legislative assemblies, c1hsequenNy
ge NAV expect to see new lines cf demarkation
We notice and accept cheerfu'ly these partial
manifestations, as fragments, though very limited
in the grand progressive scale OF Humanity, fes
while noticing and recognizing them as such, no
tyne discinle of reform will for a moment suffer his
attention to be diverted from those funda mental
principles of all progress involved ia the history AMI
destiny of Humanity / am yours, WARREN.
p. S-The Homestead bill passed the House
today by the following vote: Yeas, 1885, Nays
~. IL viii undoubtedly pass the Senate and De-
come a law. W.
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BIZ the North RiUer B0aiS, M1Rd0y, July p
86stbl. Flour 80 do WnsEy, l8l do Asaes, Xlsi bus
Con- H. $50 d. Oas Las phes ProVisions.
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Cleared.

gus-Rise... 81 Ses...... s. MooS-Ses. II 4Oa
HIeH wATER....J1ly g
ssndv H'h u Som Gov lei. 40n He'll Gsf-....i0 2lm
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Observation-Disclosures,
BUFFALO, July s

saes If 200 hbls Of Ho-srd FLOUR have taken place
ais lga5 IS GRAinis unchanged.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
MINIATURE ALsAsAc....THIs DAY.

PORT OF NEw-YORK......JULY 8. 1850.
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Tho bn.;pess of the Michigan Cestral Railroad
sr the fs,sl year ending 3lst May last was as an
nexed: ,SAo 1S5O.
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Bo.so or ASSISTANT ALosRxrS,

board oF ASSISTANT AJosRhtF,
hoUoay, Jui
Rsnorsrsnee Of N 5pescer aud others against
h.ildips a sever Ia Hsmuoed At Referred.
Reserfs adeylsd-Teat Moth Mose-st DO light
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Ry TelegYdpb.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, July ).
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FALL OF 1850.
DEyvEY q WILLIAMS,

BUSINESS CARDS Printed at the SPY OFFICE,
No 2l2 MAIN STREET. at short notice. Also, WEDDING
and VISITING CARDS. II
POSTERS of the LARGEST SIZE printed at this
ONCE in a superior manner. .ft,,-
HAND bills Of every description printed at No.
als MAIN STREET, in any style, at moments notice.
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NEW FALL GOODS
ATT n M CHAETBERLTN g co.'s.

AT H. III. CHAMBERLAIN 81 co.'s. ss
TAROM this date we shall be constantly receiving NEW
Il FALL GOODS Of every description, adapted TO the
season. and the wants of our customers.
1t is our intention offer the coming season more ex-
tensve assortment than ever before We receiving
100 Pieces New Carpets,
IN BRUssELLs VELVET, TAPESTRY, PLY, and
INGRAM, making the best and cheapest stock we have
ever offered.
Upholstery Goods
rst-rate assortment of Damasks, Turkey Reds, Cot
TONS Muss new style Oil Painted Curtains Fixtures Ger
nice, Bands, Pins &c. making greater variety Of Up
holstery Goods than been kept in Worcester and
at the lowest prices of any market.
In Dress Goods
We are now opening cases of GINGHANS, PRINTS, DE
LANES, CAsHMEREs, LYoNEsE CLOTHS THY
BETS and all the novelties Of the season. which we shall
sell at WHOLESALE PRICES.
Cashmere Long and Square Shawls
splendid Of the above Goods, at the lowest
prices. 9r
Blankets, Quilts, &c.
Every description Of Furnishing Goods be bought OF
us at less than Boston any other retail prices.
looa & Domestic Goods
OF every description 10y the bale, piece, or yard, at the
lowest wholesale prices s's Is fse@trfW
buy many Of our goods Of Foreign and Domestic
Manufacturers their Agents. and also purchase largely
Auction we are quite Of saving to our customers
handsome per centage from the usual prices of retail stores
III. III. CHAMBERLAIN s. co.
sept2. ss4,sa4 W h csc st tuflt DIV
's9lI, Regulators. sasms
OsCHoLEFIELD's Patent Regulators for saeby
y May 10 dwstf q. FOSTER g. co.
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PATENTS
American and Foreign Office
Agency for Business with U. s. Patent Office,
PATENTS.

American and Foreign Office.
Agency for Business with U. s. Patent Office,
WASHINGTON.
No. 22 State Street-BOSTON.
1910 the subscriber appointed by the Commissioner
ofPatents Agent of the u s Patent Office in accordance
with the 10th Sec. of Act OF 1887
Having renqused the Agency for transmission of Mod
els and adopted more expeditions mode of sending them
to the Patent Office Whereby patent may be procured
about T ceekS earlier he continues to forward them free
and all the necessary Papers and drawings for Patents and
to render advice legal and scientific matters respecting
the Patents secured in Europe and other countries
BY application this Office inventors saved the time
and cost Of journey to Washington and delay there well
all personal trouble in obtaining their patents They
tons and of consulting in respect to them; matters gen
erdi, Of paramount importance IN order to obtain correct
specifications and claims. The experience of sixteen
years practice extensive collection of rare works. dec
soRs, etc. mechanical subjects the Patent Laws, and
patents of different countries, collected much expense
during the long time this oceha been established together
waccouns here kept ofnventions patented at Washing
on enable the subscriber to afford to inventors DESTROYS OF
procuring Patent assistance and information which in other
respects might be difficult of attainment.
r. ii. EDDY, Soiicitar of Patents.
Washington July 81, 1910. During the time
occupied Office of Commissioner of Patents r. H. Ed
Dy ESQ., of Boston, did business at the Patent Office So
ctor for procuring Patents. There few If any,
acting that capacity who had much business be-
Patent Office; and there none who conducted
il with more skill fidelity and success. regard MIR Eddy
as one of the best informed and sku Patent Solicitor
in the United States and have hesitation in assuring in
that they cannot employ person more competent
and trustworthy capable Of putting their appl.ca
tons in a form for them early and iavorab
oOA'iie EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner of Patents
Roston Sent H. I94O eod&wly
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BAY STATE SHAWLS.

NKYE have just received, so different Patterns,
w comprising all the best styles of
LONG AND SQUARE SHAWLS.
We shall be constantly in receipt of and choice pat
terms not to be found elsenhcre and shall retail them at
the very lowest wholesale prices.
We are this week receiving from New York splendid
stock of LONG AND SQUARE CAsIIMERES, which will
be sold, as usual, on the best terms.
One of our firm is in New York, and will be sending
home during this week and next great variety OF choice
and desirable Goods.
HENRY II. CFfAMBERLlN q co.
ex.A c36 a.iFs. - .f DIV
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FARMERS. ATTENTION,

YOU can find at the New Boot and Shoe Store, a
l good assortment of Cowhide, Calcutta, Kip, and
Double Sole Calf Boots in almost any quantity Of the
Best quality, and at low prices can be bought at
any store in Worcester.
Also, Boys, Youths and Children's Thick Calcutta
and Kip Boots and Shoes.
Call at No. 100, Main Street.
LONGLEY & SNOW.
Worcester, Sept. II, 1850. dw3wis
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PAPER HANGINGS.
The best assortment in the State
A BOUT 200 NEW PATTERNS, French and
n American PAPER HANGINGS, just received and for
sale at prices varying from cts. to so per Roll.
Warranted the CHEAPEST STOCK in the county, by
A. ]. BROWN las Main Street
Worcester, Sept. II, 1885, dwtf
The Graefenberg Company's Pure Wines
and Liquors,
NOR MEDICINAL PURP OSES-A fresh lot just receiv-
ed and for sale by l.. I. LAZEII, Apohecary sole
Agent in Worcester, 2Ul Nam street.
Price One Dollar per bottle
S6dw3ws coz
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PATENT MEDICINES DECEIVE.

Put no faith in medicine a all. As wellmight
ocksmith make key fit all kinds of locks, the drug
gist compound all his medicines in and it for all
complaints, yon might well expect TO live
ticle of Diet word to the with is sufficient Profession
al advice free, except an examination with the Barometer
which will be 81 The sick and afflicted of either SEX
invited to call on him, and first first served
~ His Rooms at the WORCESTER HOUSE, until
Saturday, Sept 14th DIST Sept. 10
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SOLAR LAMPS.

THE subscriber prepared furnish manufacturers
l. with SOLAR HANGING LAMPS, CHIMNIES, WICKS,
LANTERNS, &c, at manufacturers, wholesale prices
manufacturers merchants and others buying these goods
Quantities, will find for their interest to call
Also, just received very large assortment of Solar
Stand Lamps, with new patterns Shades and drops,
which ,clL be sold at Is per cent less than Boston
prices,
any doubling this statement be convinced of the
fact by calling.
Chandeliers, GirandoIes, Hall Lanterns,
Vases, &C. &c, in great variety, very low prices
l4S Main Street. A. j. BROWN.
Worcester, Sept 10, 1850. dwtf
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IA. ROOT, A. M, NJ. d., the celebrated Con-
- sumption and Blood Doctor, and inventor of the Anti
consumption Lung Barometer. Office 5l2 BROADWAY,
NEW YORK
he invites the attention OF the sick and afflicted aborng
m an! " me aaiod ID VI loIls OF uisease sucn
Riood 81 m; ~ fht ois lungs f'p ng VI
InnGs Crn,i ~ ~, IN Vi nlIA, n,ouis
pslnaTion or S e az nv u,
Iiyey Cnn n,int Cbic n; rs f;jai i ~
peculiar to Females Cancers Tumors Scrol,lons Afac
Crav,s E;aU1' n; "a al, s, pai
and Pnonon ,u uOrs 1 @
tn 9t :; ~ au ~, ~ . VI .ho Dioou, etc
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LAsg TIN
Pfghtssssxly.
n1'gdsspt !
cave % annonu
cestef THAI III,
9. vious to tn
"a thg d,
Poors open q.
BY Eys''iag l2l
pNEsAgent.
School.
5 oppossnni.y
f9ns that ihe'
IL ! % kATUR
' day lena eatns|
- z n
[ ,9r Mifaie inJt
|sG ,i Q cInq
ny e. Nh Nj.
[-.eFs Ill =
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CATTLE SHOW BAIL.

CATTLE SHOW BALL.
r AIDES and GENTLEMEN can find at the New
IL Boot s. Shoe Store. good assortment Of Dan
cling Shoes s. Boots as follows
Ladies' French Satin Slippers;
Neis Viii and Black do. do;
French Kid Slippers
do. do. Buskins;
Fine Kid and Morocco Slippers;
Thin Silk and Satin Cater Boots;
Gents Patent Leather Boots;
do do do Congress Boots;
do do do Oxford Ties;
do do do Dancing Pumps;
do common Kid and Morocco Dancing Shoes.
Ladies and Gentlemen in want ofany Shoes or Boots
for dancing will fnd them by calling at No. l6O Main
st. LONGLEY s. SNOW.
Worcester, Sept. IL, 1850. dw3ws.
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STOVES STOVES.
Call at No. 26 Front Street.

CaH at NO. 20 FRONT StreeC,
A Nd examine large variety of COOKING, PARLOR,
n and OFFICE STOVES, you will find the celebrated
FARMERS AIR TIGHT COOKING STOVE this stove
ncommends ITSELF it needs putting Wholesale and Re-
.ll, No. 26 Front Street. AARON BILLING.
Worcester, Sept. II. dw3m
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Dwelling House and Lot for Sale.

OWOAAuS nOuSG ana LOU T0r Sale.
Ia WE Estate on Pleasant Street opposite Chestnut
FIJI IS, well known the property formerly owned
AN and occupied by Dr. o. HI. BLOOD. The Honse in
good ORDER and the lot large and stocked with the
choicest fruit trees very desirable residence for any one
wishing to purchase Terms easy. The property can be
mo. II dwisf BENZ. BUFFIJM Pleasantst
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Very Desirable.

- 4 BLACKSMITH STAND FOR SAFE heated IN
H;,T Ashburnham, Mass, two miles from the Cheshire
Si haliroad in very pleasant village consisting of
sood IL story House, Woodhouse Barn. and acres of ex
ceiant Land Also, acres of less valuable land with
COCO shop 81 lee square, and set of Blacksmith Tools
sad property must be sold soon terms will be made
easy II is good stand for CUSTOM with business enonob
lof Two hands Anew Cotton Mill is in process of erection
quire of REUBEN BRMIS II School Street orceste, or
OF SAMUEL RANDALL, about one mile from the premises
Ashbunham, Sept g. dwsw
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NEW RIBBONS AND MILLINERY.
WE now opening splendid lot ofFALL RIBBONS,
w in choice and beautiful designs. Also full assort-
nent Of Bonnet Materials and Millinery Goods for sale
wholesale or retail at the lowest prices. Mllners and
Dealers invited to examine this stock
II. ii. CHAMBERLIN, 81 co.
Sept. IL C37 DIV
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WANTED.

"A American Woman to do homework in small fam
N ly. Apply at No. 20 Green Street.
Aug 2s diff EDW'D SOUTHWICK.
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NEW STOVES.

Can and examine he best variety Of NeW StoteS % be
found in Worcester,
At LORING'S, No. 73 Main-street,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL STOVE AND Iron STORE.
HAVE the BAY STATE, for coal and wood, unequalled
4 by any other stove Also, the FARMER's Ar Ilgnt
HILL &c. -,
FOR PARLOR STOVES, have some very desirable
ones which will work well with wood coal For Sitting
Rooms have Stoves cth OUenS either for wood or coal
but cali and lookmy stock is arge-my prices low-my
desire to please all who give me q call
10 MAIN STREET,
OLD STAND OF RICHARDSON &c LoRING.
sent5 eodwistf
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LAKE VoYAsE.-The Cleveland Plaihdealr relates the
account Of perous voyage upon Lake Superior, fur
nshed by Mr. George Wehere The substance Of the story
is this
A Mr.. GRIswoLD wife, and small child, with boy II
years DID, left Eagle HaIbo the south shore Of Lake Su
perior in small k Their destination Eagle river,
miles up the coast The wind blew strong of land
and tearing the wind might change they put ont into the
Lake. make Of clearing bold and rocky shore. The
skf was seen "pung out-the wind continued off shore
and days and weeks passed and nothing heard Of the
voyagers The between the points ravesed for
days. but dngs Of the family At length they given
up, and mourned for by their friends as dead
But after three weeks they all found safe At the Saul
Ste. Marie They had been picked up BY schooner, drift
ing the Canada shore, days after they left Eagle
Harbor 1t that after they left the harbo the wind
creased off Shore the night on, and they blown
into the Lake The boy of years Of age
hat-breed and uoydge; be took command; he spread
Of SAIL and kept before the wind The lake
this point from hundred and fifty to three hundred
miles, The wind changed several times and they float
ing about upon this Of waters days and nights
and Of the time of sight Of land When picked up
by the schooner they had abandoned all hope Of relief and
despairngy surrendered themselves 10 their fate Il is also
said that they had provisions but that they could
lived long, under such exposure and without food hard
ly credible. We have experienced hair breadth
escapes and heard of many this great inland sea- this
is altogether the most extraordinary in list
Cincinnati Gazette.
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public and Government could be awakened in Time to this
same matter Of Gytown and the questions more less d.
recsy connected with it, At present frank and friendly
explanation between the English and American Governments
could easily set all to rights, and permanently If nothing is
done ill the underhand sstato in America have stirred up
the popular mind there, this may be impossible.
From FRANCE we hear that the reconciliation be-
tween the President and Gen. Changarnier is gen.
orally regarded as a hollow truce for both parties
to gain time. The news from ITALY is that the
PORE has excommunicated from the bosom of the
Holy Church the King, the Chambers, and the
civil and judicial authorities of PIEDMONT, and all
persons who have given their consent to the ST.
cardi laws. We do not think the anathema of the
Holy Father will induce the King of Sardinia to
recall the expariated Archbishops.
Prussia has sustained great loss in the death
of the Duke of BRANDENBURGH; he died suddenly
on the 9th instant. Baron MANTEUFFEL succeeds
him as Prime Minister Of Prussia. The Prussian
Chambers are summoned to meet on the 2lst in
slant. The Prussian Government has prohibited
the transmission of private messages by electric
telegraph through that kingdom for the present.
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The Madrid Gazette publishes the commercial
returns for SPAIN for ls49, which show that the
imports amounted TO 5s7, ,795 reals, and the
exports to 47S, 1922 reals. Several of the Min
listers have agreed to various reductions in their de-
pariments. Those Of the Ministry of War alone
amount to thirteen millions Of reals. The QUEEN
OF SPAIN has opened the Corez in person, and
made long and apparently very satisfactory speech
from the Throne. The Military College of Toledo
had been suppressed by order Of the Spanish Gov
eminent. r
There is very little news from ITALY. Cardinal
ANToNELLI is expected to resign his situation in
the Ministry at ROME very shortly, and be succeed
ed by Cardinal Fornari who is said to be "perhaps
less Austrian, or, in other words less anti-French
A growing GOODNESS is stated to exist between
France and Sardinia. The former Power seems
TO have dislike 10 any thing approaching to liberal
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but the Chambers opposed the idea vshsmsn,y and
lest the Government should attempt to realize by the spp-
cation Of its pretended power Of exclusive control ali
lonia matters they inserted in the decree article tending
nterdict the executive power from modifying in any
ner whatever the colonial tariffs Of force"
MErxRBEER, who to Paris to make arrangements
the representation of his OPERA the african, has left for
Berlin. II has been concluded interrupt the uumphs
of lie Prophetic by bringing out the opera at present
Its first representation is put off, therefore, winter after
neat
FEScIEs DAVID is exciting great expectations by the
Of opera to be performed at the Opera
Comique Of Paris. #t #
RACHEL is back to Paris after most satisfactory tour
through Europe Gold and glory have been literally heaped
upon her.
The opening address the School of Medicine two days
SINCE delivered BY Professor VELPRAU He made the
euogy Of MAHJoLIs, who died last March, bis theme The
professor not democratic in his political opinions how much
SO in his origin. Some political alusons which grated upon
the Of the republican youth who compose almost eIcu
svey the followers Of the medical lectures in Paris
ceved by Kisses and upoa which suspended the delivery of
the address for few minutes.
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SUBMARINES EARrHaUAKE.-Capt. Potter, Of the barque
Mwood, arrived This port last evening, has furnished U.
with the following extract from his journal 30h October
1850, lat. go so NJ, on So W., experienced heavy
shock of earthquake otherwise of submarine
posion, making loud rumbns resembling thunder,
causing the ship to tremble and shake violently as
awaken oil hands and start them upon deck in fright The
weather at the time perfectly clear and calm breath
Of wind TO be felt rcacely cloud be The
phenomenon happened al abou. half past 4 A. M"
( Ne1o Bedford Mercury.
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DENsIoNs AND BOUNTY LAND OBTAINED

TENSIONS AND BOUNTY LAND OBTAINED
tor the officers and soldiers OF the Revolutionary war, OF
their legal Representatives
Pensions for life for widows Of such officers and soldiers
who married previous to 1900 .
BOUNTY land for the surviving or the widows, or minor
children Of officers and pryates who served in the
war m SIC with Great Britain the Mexican in any
OF the Indian srce 1870.
Attention paid to suspended and rejected claims.
Terms moderate where the claim is established otherwise
charge
Communications addressed to the subscriber Washingtos,
ID. c., will receive prompt attention.
NJ. Nj. THOMPSON,
Commissioner Of Deeds for North and South Carolina
Refer the Heads OF Departments and members Con-
gress nerally. oct s--cpwd
q n n
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appears from the payroll of the Menomnee lndians that
the year the adult males of that tribe have diminished
in number by abou. onohd from cholera and other causes
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THE RACES OF MEN, by Robert Knox, M. D. I vol.
IL Renal Affections their Diagnoses and Pathology, b.
Charles Friek, MD. FRANCK TAYLOR
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10 justify our giving place to the following COM
munication, it is enough to say that the writer is
known to US that what he says is Of his own ex-
perience and knowledge; and that, so far from
having any hostility to the welfare Of California,
his own interests, to extent identified with it,