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Drugs, Drugs.
c. X. STORY & co.

I. II. - lNh q W.
Importers and V,oiesa'e Druggists.
EEAVING disposed Of their retail stock and
N IL stand, corner of Washington and Mont
gomery streets, have removed for the present
to the second floor of Snooks' stone building.
Washington street, between Montgomery and
Sansome, opposite Jones' Alley. where they
are receiving, ex clipper ships, Just arrived,
a large and desirable Invoices of Drugs ana
Medicines. which they offer for sale Al lhe very
lowest market prices 62Im
GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, county Of
- Nevada, township of Grass Valley, ss
Justices court, before G. +. Smith, Esq. Jus
tice of the Peace. November goth, 1851
j. q. Sweeny and II. Clark VS. f. Sawtell
The people of the State of California to
+ Sawtell of said township, greeting You
are hereby summoned TO appear before me,
at my Office in said township, on Monday
the fifth day of January next, Mt ten O'Clock
M,to answer the complaint Of Jas &. Swee-
ny and Hamilton Clark, filed before me on
November 2jth, 1851, wherein they demand
against you the sum of five hundred dollars
as the amount due by you. and unpaid, foi
the said Clark's interest sold hv him TO Won
in the ditch and claims of Murphy & Co
otherwise called the Wolf creek water and
mining company, in said Grass Valley, nc.
cording TO your written contract. dated An.
gust 25th, 1851, and payable in three months
from said date, to Sweeny & Clark. For
which sum they will take judgment against
you in case Of yonr failure TO appear and
answer as above,
64-lmt {, +. SMtTn, J 7,
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Nevada WASHING Co.

MCDONNELL d. CO, beg leave to in
We form the public that they have opened
the Nevada Washing Company, at the Roger
Williams spring. Having spared no expense
in the construction and fitting up of this cstab-
lishment they will wash, starch and iron in
superior style They hope to render the Ne
vada Washing Company equal, and even su-
perior to any in California. The patronage
of the public is respectfully solicited.
h7 -l1nE
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Blacksmithing.

A G. HURSEY will attend to al! bust
Ne ness entrusted to his care in the above
line. Wagon repairing at the shortest notice;
sluice rakes, forks and picks kept constantly
on hand. Particular attention paid to shoeine
of horses ana mules. Also, wagons for sale,
and cross-cut saws for hire
He has also opened corral in the rear of his
shop. Hay and barley constantly on hand,
and stabling for horses. 65-6m
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MR., DUSUZEAU.
CHEMIST, MINERALoGIST, AS.
SAVER AND SHELTER.


informs the miners of the surrour ding conn.
try thathe has removed his Assaying Office
well known Tor two and a half years in Sacra .
menio street San Francisco, to Bload stree I
Nevada city.
lie also announccs.t 10 the public that receiv
ing moro numerous applications for assavs.
and seeing large number of miners occur led
in prospecting and working quartz veins, to
facilitate them in her searches, he has re-
duced his Assaying price TO $l5,C0 instead of
5000, which il was at first.
Mr. Dusuzeau, having had ten years prac
lice, and having been proprietor of quartz veins
IN the Chiian mines, can offer to the miners
assurances in his consultations upon the differ
ent mines. lie also takes charge in the direc-
tion of mineral works. in erecting aud direct
ing Machines to extract the gold as well of
The poorest as Of the richest mineral; these
machines being the best, the surest, the least.
costly, he can recommend them in preference
to all others. VIM. DUsuzEAu, Broad ST..
opposite the Virginia House
oct. iIth isoi. 80 Bins
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J. Chapman & Co.
To Miners and Packers.
Boarding House for sale.

TIME subscriber offers for sale his house
and lot, together with his household
fixtures, situated in Cayoteyille Nevada C ity.
The house is doing good business at the
present time, and good prospect ahead but
owing to the poor health of his family, it
indaces him to offer the properly 'or sale
on reasonable terms. Possession given IS
soon as required. Fer further Particulars
II NJ FULLER.
cayoteyiIle., nov. IL 1851 l-ep II
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EStraV.

~AME to the ranch of the subscribers about
" the first of October a bay, bald fac, white
legged, glass eyed California horse, Spanish
frand on left hip. The owner is requested to
call, prove properly, pay charges, and take
him away. JOSEPH CLARK II 20.
Indian Valley, Nov Both ls5l Gi-3t
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EEOQSE & LOT, for sale or rent on Broad
n n street, formerly occupied by pr. Cook.
VITA all the fixtures apperlaining thereto, in
Guiding good corral aud n well of water.
For further particulars enquire al the Eagle
Hotel. 63.tf
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UNCLE SAM
. N LL DlII
n XSTER SALOON.---The

ESFER SALOVN.--- Tie SUBJ
Y scriber having fitted up and furnished
the huuse formerly known as the Miners
Home is now prepared to get up the "oys-
ter fixins in tho most approved style u
His bar is supplied with the choicest liquors.
In short, he will furnish every thing usually
kept in such establishments upon the short
est notice"
53-tf WM BURLINGTON.
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Express Line.
THROUGH BY DAY LIGHT.

THROUGH BY DAY LIGHT.
nN and after Monday, November l7th, the
y y above hne viii run as folllws; Leaving
d. Phelps Express Hotel, foot OF Main and
Broad streets, evory morning AZ O'Clock,
passing through Grass Valley and Rough and
Ready, crossing Benr River at McConrtney's,
will arrive at Slcramento at five O'Clock p N
Returning, will leave the Missouri Hotel, Sac
ramento, every other morning Mt five O'Clock,
passing through Rough and Ready and Grass
alley, will arrive at Nevada AT four O'Clock
= NJ Passengers can secure So Is at Phelps
l. xpress Hotel Nevada city, and at the Mis-
souri, Hotel Sacramento.
BOWERS s. co. Proprietors.
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B. II. O. NJ. G.

NOTICE is hereby given TO the share
~ holders of the BUNKER HILL QUARTZ
MINING COMPANY, that further assess
ment of two per centum on the capital
stock of said company has been levied this
llth day Of December 1851, by the board of
trustees, payable within 10 days at the com
panys Office on the works.
The rule of forfeiture for non-payment OF
assessments will be rigdly enforced. BY
order of the board
+. w. COLBURN, Sec'y.
66-3t
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The American.

yE,HlS Hotel on Broad st, near the Bridge
g. has been taken by the subscriber, who de-
signs 10 furnish the public win u boarding
house. both cheap and comfortable The "a
1le will be well furnished, the beds clean, ard
no trouble be spared to 5 eufe the comfort Of
his patrons
Pricc OF board per week, $1,000
iioard ana lodging, 200
C2.3m JOHN KELSEY.
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-11

n UNNY BAGS-lO,OO0 full sized and
~ heavy; Potatoes, cargo very superior
quality, large red; Onions, 10000 lbs Cali
fornia growth, superior quality; grapes, fresh
pulled, the Vail .jo vintage.
Corn and corn meal, fresh ground for feed.
Mess and clear pork, sugar, tea; superior
Irish and Goshen butter, in small packages
On sale at L. B. McMANUs 9' Cos.
5S-lm Jackson street.
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To Miners in Quartz.

ENOR SALE, a fine assortment of magnify
"a ing glasses, of various powers, made ex-
pressly for examing quartz rock. Also pocket
compasses, magnets, thermometers, pocket
spy-elasses surveyors conpasses, theodolites,
lcveling instruments, etc. etc
instruments of every description made to
order. Repairs executed in the best manner.
Orders by express punctually attended 10.
THOS. TENNENP.
Mathematical and Nautical Instrument ma
kcr Montgomery ST., hoad Of Long Wharf,
over the banking house of Drexel, Sather g.
Church, an'tTanciSco. 63-iy
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St. Charles Hotel.
hYSVILLE.


Post Office in TIE same buildlng.)
"ORNER D and Thin 4 streets, is now open.
- Additions have been made to the inrhi-
ture of the house. and the internal arrange
ments are complete, to secure the best accom-
modations for families, miners, ii nd the travel
ling public generally. Travellers IN hnd The
st Charles very pleasant and airy fos thH pre-
sent and approaching season; and having
large yards attached. is, from its situation.
more secure from fire than any other hotel in
the city The best exertions Of the proprietor
and his assistants, will be devoted to secure
the comfort Of his guests.
Miners are informed that the house is pro-
vided with "Wider's patent salamander
safe, )" of the largest size, fitted with Halls
patent powder proof lock, guaranteeing safety
from fire or burglars for the gratuitous use Of
the patrons of the hotel.
Stages de art daily from the st. Charles for
all parts of the country.
Breakfast fom l-2 to 8 1-2 O'clock
Dinn or from TO l-2 p. NJ
Supper from 6 to Z l2 P. NJ
5S-6t* JAMES GUSHING. PROPRIETOR.
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Miscellaneous Books.

h 4, 81 Dasos pranuy anu- tIesn ifulIs,
Z EVSV assorted:
90 doz fresh peaches, in 2 ID tins;
30 eighth pipes, pure French brandy;
200 sacks green Central American coffee:
$50 packages Imperial and Gunpowder tea
In packages;
5OO packages y tlyson, 6 lbs each;
50O kegs leaf lard, 10 cans do, in tins;
200 kits no. mackerel;
Mess pork in hf bbls; Chill peaches
Wiuchester's soap, olive oil, etc.
ARRINGroN &. Co.
55-lm cor. Jackson and Front SIS.
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C. r. STORY s. co.
REDINGTON s. CO.

November 26th 1851
o. We are constantly receiving, per clipper
ships, and offer for sale at the lowest market
nriccs, for cash ONLY, large invoices of de-
sirable, DRUGs, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, etc
66-
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CtTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Nevada
- county and Township, IS. Abuer Brier
vs.. G S Mcsakin. John Anderson Justice.
Demand, S43i
The people of the s:1k of California to
G. S McMakin, greeting Sod are hereby
summoned to appear before me, ut my office
IN Nevada city, on Saturday the 2Oth day OF
December b 1881, at ten o'clocl 4 NJ to
answer Abner Brlcr in au action Of o.bt, ac-
criiing on contract to his damage St3> for
which sum plaintiff will take Judgment if YOU
tail to appear and answer
64.4t john ANDERSON. !, Z.
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ESTRAY-Taken up by the subscribers,
IL at our stable, on Main street, one sorrel
or roam horse, with bald face ard three
white feet, with blemsh in the right eye
the owner will find him at our stable, and
can get him by paying reasonable charges
otherwise he will be sold according TO law.
FOSTER & O'BRIAN
Dec. 9th ls5l.-66-3t
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For Sale or Lease.

YEVHE well known tavern, White Hall, at the
n uuper end OF Broad street, with th furni-
niture, etc ANY person desirous of engaging
in the business Of hotel keeping win do well
to call and examine the premises before loeai-
ing. as the above property can be had at a
great sacrifice Also, the store house oppo-
site the Whilo Hall Apple to
j. CHAPMAN 8. Co.
Gt-.f A. h 80 Alctinn s;tnrc
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Taxes, Taxes, Taxes.

81 VE COST.
q II. those knowing themselves to have been
"a assessed. will come forward aud pay their
taxes !. Immediately; by so doing, they will save
cost 10 tn smseyes and trouble to the Collector.
62'f tQHN. w. GALLAHER, Sheiih.
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Information Wanted,

nF the whereabouts of Martin VI. Jones
W Of Clinton co. Mo-, who arrived In Cali
fornia Oct. 1880 Any information concern
ing him will be most Thankful ly received
Address Rev J. J. May, Glass Valley. Neva-
da county, or the subscriber ut Martinez.
63-2lF NATHANIEL JONES
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E' cooh, j. GRAY.
E. Cook and Co.

II. OOOk anu 20.
W1OLESALE and rerail merchants e..
cond building above the new theatre
fronting on both Main and Broad strerts.
Have on hand one OF the largest and best
assorted stock of goods in Nevada citv 10
which they are daily receiving fresh supplies
which enables them to keep their assortment
full Their stock consists in part of
Chih flour, Liqu crs, all kinds
Ciear pork Cognac brandies
Mess do Pale do
Hams Peach do
MacEcrel Cherry do
Dried beef Irish whiskcy
Butter Scotch do
Cheese Monongahela do
hill beans Port wine
DRIED peaches Claret wine
90 apples Champaign wine
do pluins do cider
Herrings Porter in eases
crackers Ale in bbls and cases
Pepper Lemon syrup
Spices Boots and shoes
Hlnger Clothing and socks
Mustard Axes and belves
Pickles Shovels and pcks
kaisius Hoes nd frying pans
Apple jeilles Nails, all sizes,
Preserved peaches, Tobacco and cigars
do meats Starch and soaD
Oysters Cream tartar
Sardlnes Soda and saleratus
Playing cards. letter paper pens and inf
knives and forks, pocket knives, queensware'
and many other articles to tedious to mention
Our motto in trade is quick sales, sfnalEproe
hls and dust down, Give us call and II We,
do not sell AS cheap as our neighbors, we will
not ask you to patronze us.
E. COOK & co.
Nevada city, NOV. 29th, lS5l.-63-3m
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-11

..na MERCANTILE HOTEL, and
f55,EJ Restaurant, Front street, one door
lllsSd north of the Pacific Wharf, San
lssntskka Francisco.
This establishment is now open for The re-
cepton Of permanent and transient borders
The house being centrally located in the busi-
ness part Of the city, aud convenient to the
landing of the Sacramento boats, render this
to the country merchants one Of the most de-
sirable houses in the city Rooms furnished
or unfinished can be had at reasonable rates,
by the day, week or month, and meals Gun be
obtained at any hour In the Restaurant, where
will be found at all times the best the market
affords. 63-lm GEO. BROWN.
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HHAvANA ClGARsl--HAvANA CT

IA N. GARS!-l00o0 Cahago cigars; l3 900
Opera cigars; 5000 Eficacia cigars; 5000 p. p.
Z cigars 5000 Ceriso cigars; 1000 Palermo
American cigars $50 NJ. G.. A. :. cigars ;
5000 Curveadad cigars; 3 900 Novcdad cigars;
5000 Flor de Habana cigars; 5000 III Ia Chaz
cigars; 1900 FL Rey cigars; s U0J >ultana ci-
Etrs; eco I'll Orb cigarsi ltD0 Nicotana
1000 III fnpresario cigars; 1900 arraganc
ars 20 90 Alhambrt cigars 10000 Urma
rosa Imp rrd Reglin ciga ); $500 Tulipin
Eegnlia cigafs oO,000 La Minerva Regalia
;igars.
The above a-e all guaranteed first class ia-
vana cigars For sal by
L. c. HORN, Sahsome st.
S8Im Between California and Pine sts,
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Farm> for Sale,

Office vi the Nevada County Gold N in. 90.
san Francisco Oct, 20, 1851.
THE Secretary is directed by the Board of
Trustees to notify the stockholders, that an
assessment Of Two dollars on each share is made
and required 10 be paid on or before Friday the
9th inst He is, also. instructed TO notify
those, whose previous assessments still remain
unpaid that unless the same is paid within the
time Xix weeks from the date of assessmenD
required by law, their stock will be forfeited
to the COMPANY.
Sd sment of 81 pr share made 2i Sept. 1881.
4th do do 3 do do 20 do do
5tn do do 2 do do 20 Oct. do
5j6w W. 3. FEAkE. Sec'y.
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Office
Ural Quartz Mining Co.

NTOTICE is hereby gwen o the shareholders
" in the Oral Qllnz Mining Company,
that the Bo1rd Of Trustees have levied Two as
sessment! upon the capital stock Of the sad
company, amountlng to ten dollars per snare
and that such assessment must be palt TO the
Secretary, ut the office Of the company, on the
works, witaa ten days from lac date OF this
notice.
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Eslrav Horse.

ESlraV IfUrSt.
TtAME in,n lhe enclosure Of the sabscrj
~ be.s IN Nedae lay the 26ih inst.nt /.
8 rail- brown mare -h without brdt 1
I e ii rly rnaf..yd about 'e shou d,is. TIL
owner is r,qu 'ted to come and prove PROF r.
}, ,.pay charges and take ANY
MARSH Il HILL.
Nevada, Nov. u, ls5l.-63.3t
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San Francisco Advertisements,
Crockery and Glassware.

EUSr RECEIVED and landing, wei as-
eD sorted nvcice of glassware per Challenge,
and an invoice of flint enameled ware oetu
tiiui article per Francsin lots 10 suit
PHILLIP A. ROACH, clay st.
81 door below Montgomery 81.
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JOHN PERRY & Co,

DEALERS in Exchange, Gold Dust,
~ State and City scrip.
For sale, exchange on New York, Boston,
Philadelphia and 1t Louis.
WANTED-Gold dust and State wal irants,
for which the highest market price will be
paid, Office in Naglee's building, formerly
occupied by Grcgory's Express.) 5l-2m
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-11

Corr & BEAT.s have also 70. sale. $40 bags
Chilli Beans. San Jose Potatoes, 80 tons best
burr clover Hay, 800 bbls Lime, pound cake,
sweet corn. etc etc So lm-is
The republic., 1851-01-28
[oonnrsposDrscr OF THE REPUBLIC ]

BALTIMoRx, January 27-5 p. m.
Up to this hour there are no tidings of the
steamer Atlantic.
The weather yesterday and this morning al
most warm as spring. Thus far the e-dealers
have been unable to put up but little Of that great
luxury, and the prospects for doing are very
poor
The Italian Opera continues to attract brilliant
audiences.
now learn from reliable authority that Madame
Parodi will visit Baltimore and Washington in the
course of few weeks. contract has been made
with her at stated sum per night by two Of our
young cnterprising townsmen. They pay good
round sum, but doubt not will be able to make q
handsome speculation. She is to have one thousand
dollars per night. The tickets will not be higher
than s 2 so.
Our market is quiet. Sales of 800 barrels How
ard street flour at 81 56, City mills, $4 so.
Red wheat, 100 l03 cts. white, LOG lis cts.
Yellow corn, 81 62 cts; white, 66 81 cite. Oats
a. cts. Rye, 72 cite.
Beef Cattle.--There were 800 head offered TO-
day; 800 driven of, and 400 sold at So so S 3 75
per 100 lbs. on the hoof-equal to $5a 81 25 net
averaging So l2k gross. Hogs, So rs.
The stock market is quiet Maryland 6's 1927
bid
The telegraph reports the market for Government
stocks in New York dull. Sales Of Canton company
at 95, further advance. Cotton dull at cent de-
cline since the arrival of the Arctic. Flour and
grain unchanged.
The republic., 1851-01-28

VXTINE STORE.-I beg leave to invite the at
wv tcntion of strangers and citizens generally to
q choice selection of Wines, Brand;es. &c some
old and Of the highest ordey and offered for sale
at moderate prices
ent houses, some very choice
Madeira, bottled and in casks, of various grades
and vintagcs
Port Wine ofvery superior quality and genuine
Rhine Wine of great variety, among them Stein
berger Cabinet, Steinwein in Bocksccntel
Champagne, the Olive, Of my own importation
Also, Heidseik in quarts and pints
Chateau Margeaux, Chateau Latlite, st. julien,
Haut Sauterne
Also, bordeaux Table Ciaret, sautcrne, and Vim
dc Grave
Brandcs, some in bottles. very old, such as the
Alpha Vintage, 1915, otard, Dupuy & Co., London
Dock
Also, on draught. variety of Dock and Pale
Cognac
Jamaica Rum, high proof and fine flavor
Holland Gin, very fine and pure
Irish, Scotch, and fine Old Rye Wbskey
Arrac de Batavia, Italian Marachino, Curacao,
Absnthe, Kirschwasser, Wild Cherry Brandy
Stomach Btters, Scotch Ale, and London brown
Stout
Also, Sardines in large and small boxes, always
kept
A very choice article of Havana Cigars
Besides an assortment of family Wines usually
kept by Wine Dealers.
JOHN Ii. BUTHMANN,
Penn. avenue, south side, between ~ and attn ats
Dec l2-2twif6w -
The republic., 1851-01-28

UNITED STATES SENATOR FROM Missouri. We
have great pleasure in announcing the election by
the Legislature of Missouri Of the Hon. Henry S.
Geyer, as Senator Of the United States. He takes
the place Of Mr.. Benton, whose term expires the
4th Of March next Mr.. Benton one of the
first Senators elected from Missouri after its ad
mission as State into the Union, and will, when
his term expires next March, have held seat in
the Senate for thirty years sconsecutivelya longer
term than any other person ever served in the
Senate.
Mr.. -Geyer Is a native of Frederick county,
Maryland. Previous to his removing from this
State he had his Office in Westminster, and prac-
ticcd law in Frederick county, of which Westnin-
ster was then part lie removed to St. Louis, where
he has since followed his profession. and attained,
by the force of his high talents, distinguished
position among the leading members of the bar.
He is faithful, reliable, sound whig. In the
ganizaton Of his Cabinet, President Fillmore in
vitcd him TO seat in il, but he declined to accept.
This compliment by President Fillmore could not
have been offered to more deserving Of it than
was MIR. Geycr, and We know that his declining to
accept it, though he was controlled by reasons
highly honorable to him. and entirely satisfactory
to his friends, was source Of much regret His
election TO the Senate of the United States is
made under circumstances which show how high is
the estimation in which his talents and character
are regarded by of all parties in Missouri and
he will justify, by his acts, the confidence that is
thus placed in him. Baltimore Patriot.
The republic., 1851-01-28

LETTER raos Hon. AsRoTr LAwHsreE.--T
New York Express says: IA friend has received q
letter from Abbott Lawrence, our Minister 70 Lon
don, from which make the following extract.
What it says Of our growing indebtedness to Eu-
rope, and OF large importations from Europe,
is important to those engaged in trade, and is in
teresting to all readers" We may say further,
what Mr.. Lawrence says of the accumulation Of
United States stocks ia Europe, utterngs of wis
dom and foresight, which all persona interested in
should look to at once:
LoNpox, DEC. 81, 1850. = Something
must be done to arrest the importations from for
eign nations which SO far exceed our exports We
have now in Europe one hundred and fifty mil.
lions of dollars of United States, State, city, and
corporation bonds, which have been sold to pay the
balance of trade against u.s. in other words, for the
products Of foreign labor to the detriment OF our
own. Our exports should balance ourimports, and
to that extent am willing to go-and not further.
II s not credtsbe to great country to borrow
large sums of money of rivals, for the purpose
OF obtaining such articles Of luxury necessity ss
should be produced at home. We are recklessly
squandering our magnificent resources. When
will eur people learn wisdomi Believe
me, dear sir, most faithfully,
Your friend and obcdent servant
ABBOTT LAWRENCE.
The republic., 1851-01-28
INrEtLIeAScE FRoM PERu.-We have received
from Lima our hles Of Et Eorreo to the 7th of De-

INrELLlaAScE rnoM PEau.-We have received
from Lima our Bes Of ~ Correo to the 7th of De-
cembcr.
The political news of this republic Is without in
tercst The only thing which occupies the Puo'lc
mind is the next Presidential election. General
Echenque and General San Ramon the two
most prominent candidates for the supreme mag
istracy of the country. Ell Correo, which appears
to sustain tho pretcnsions Of the first named, pub
that General San Ramon ia not native citizen of
Peru, and could not be elected President OF the re-
public
We shall hear, in few days, of the result of this
of December.
Wehave been unable to find in our ilcs any thing
relative to the robbers who at the last advces
mitted great dspredations in the city of Lima. We
may judge, by the silence of El Corrso that tran
quillity had been restored and the government had
succeeded in restoring order in Lima.
Netr York Herald.
The republic., 1851-01-28
VALUABLE CAaeo-Thc chip Rnppahannock, O.

VALUABLE CAReo.-Thc chip Rnppahannock, OF
New York. Captain Cushing, was cleared at New
Orleans the 18th instant, for Liverpool, with the
following cargo on board: Seven hundred and
ninety nine kegs of lard, eight hundred and nine
terccs of beef, thirteen hundred and thirteen bar
rels of -four and thirty nine hundred and six bales
Of cotton, the value being about S263,O00. The
Rappahannock ia of eleven hundred and thirty
three tons register, but is said to carry larger
cargo than any ship ever loaded at that port. Her
last cargo was equal in bulk to about forty eight
hundred bales, and the present to about forty six
hundred bales of cotton.