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ofncess. The oonsgnee OF the vesss ahar<srol 40
Tsbogs and proceeded 9TH the requisite ,ro-
soldisrs 10 imprison the cuprs hut sud.vss.sd
that before assatance srivvd tie captain haA suoeedA
In securing ths feoWe irons where they
an1 hope they will be confined there until ths vss
u ready proceed TO We learn that bsoof 80
shed In the affrsy but how have not heard Ovtec
TO the mu,isous conduct OF the Of this bark o
entering the harbor day t~o the vessei gos o
reef and hsd IL not been for h- iDeiy aid resoeset
by the &C mmaDder az tho sioop owar Portsmouth, svo
might have been CON pis's ck was she luckily
got 6H without much damage
The rst set put no PsnsDss for 70
the Australian Mioes Ia Sdvsrsea. aud A. this "
the first open the trade, hops the Ofi,AAs
will have difficulty In procuring the required numbrs
az passengers she slo up for the Uboeo Mines rss
IL very tine schooner sad viii doubtless make quick
trip
DIED.
In Panama the 2tat nit Marion Florence Bowies osv
child ot John and Ann d. Bowles aged twenty s,coths
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Important from Nicaragua.

SAs JUAN DEL Eorrs, September l. 1852
6~other In nGieusd Re,o'von The Reopreo~anse Of M
ncs--S ssztrscus Movements Of q EyrroS .9gent
On tho sveaing 81 tho 10th the Protect Of Granada
aroused hoaa bis bed BY express from Leon
ing that MunoN With large n,mbcr Of French aud
Auesicsns bsd takcs hst city and marching upon
Aansgua, the seat of government.
The Prefsot imm~diAtely despatched one hundred and
atty and four pieces OF artillery Cor the projection
Of Msnsgua On the l22d M,s,os was as Realrjc Leon
being In his hands great atement prevails Tho GO
nj mpfesstns Stra sen into te ranks Of
the army,
The movements OF certain mysterious rrsnch War
Out, sho 0tptsy.d uotoupded vesn and scc.ned pos
tesed Of univerpal hnowedge, In Graosds, taken TO-
esher With certain coohd~ntia disclosures pcsds TO
acy leads srppose that the fr~ac gs p,~nsut
connected wnh sb,s appearance OF ssioy the
Le riilsnte Ia At Resc and this Marquis exhibited
letter from the fr, Atmret the Pa,fo sting
ths, Fix seven ships would bo sent dowa iamc.
dtatdy.
send this by the Engsieh steamer, vissAsrinvaN
l..
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SPORTING.

CPeRrIN e.--TO THE SPORTING pUBLIC OF NEW
- York and ia yicinty--The renowned fZzY LAZARUS
who noby eontendea with Owen Swift aud defeated Tom
Nabcy Lane Johnny Allen With several others
Of the London Ring respectfully annnuneos that no VII
give Grand sparrng Exhibition Tuesday evening SEP
kember H. lt2 Hail. No tOi Elizabeth street
He also wsea most gatefv TO thank the public Of ths
city for the liberal patronLv. which his Ionry ard
John Lazarus received at their hands previous ocoaso
and In gratitude for which, ho honoray pledgcs himself
nothing shall he wanting the above evening make
II Of unusual attraction The lads whose
fame already known TO the word will toodN ring
tune az o'clock Johnny Walker who has kindy corie
from PtE8 rha, will also appear ths
companied hy Of this city Tho will
ciudc with trial Of sii between Jamos sullivan aud
raIvus who would again positively the public that
ths shall ,e humbug. Tietsts Of admasson rs cents
apa to c0vf st y o'clock.
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rhs Frsn.h Expc,I,,,on IN sonora


The Lido du Pacfqe, Of Friday morning contains
ecme late ftm sonora ooncernlng che french Rx
petition which left Gusymas in the early part of june
uuder the command OF Monsieur Pindray The death
of n de Pipdray is confirmed. He suicide by
blowing out his brains Ut vlsge Reyon the
route leaoiug from Urss to Corcopera whilst aboriug
upder high fever and in q ct Of despair rhe author
t-e thowed themselves quite indifferent his fate and
several of bis followers had deserted him jon
Of NJ de sants Marie Most Of the french are dis
cobtented and dissatisfied and would return to California
but for the want OF meanr or their transportation
ges' many engaged mining whirs soms are turning
their attention to agriculture Monsieur DE- Rsout
artivtd at GuayDae with new detachment previous
tie time that the writer left He exceedingly we'll
received by vhe people though they complain Of some
petty dsft, daons mmitec hy the Frcuch the ute-
iior upon their poultry NJ Raouset is highly spoken
of as brave ana honorable man and will no doubt re-
store harmony ana esta0ls good fs~iinQ
Provisions said be eat emely rcsros In Sonora
the Dhsbtsns rsisipg nothing but for thee own con-
sumption The Influx Of the emigration has created
great scarcity IN the market.
In relation 70 the expulsion aud NAL treatment Of
without fbubdation hr. nooreis vas proposed
. menber OF the company but rejeo ed lie vas
universally treated with courtesy and marks Of kodness
and thar he could nst beve been expelled a. he never
wss a member Though rejected q member, Mr.
in following ndipg ne frs
queDty areued that be had nothing 10 do ~ih tnssa-
cbe writer admits that one or t~o depravcd drunsrn
trpehmep Day have msttrSated scne Americana bus
justy asu~s thst the whole company .houLA bsskt
responsible fos their Tbsy wld haze spilled tbsir
blood In dtftDce Of the Americans " n~o~-eary
Ihe sdiesAstoa OF ths oomssny vas sroxSd "a the
highest pitch when they heard a ,he outrage
h one or twc ~ hes DstopA and the
mr'hWth elled nom tho pany The truth Of the
nooso IA 6med b. the fact that when the Amssisans
st- tney tsssd through the vrrDoh crowd With oereo'
s.sd helins asd thar friendly ssiita ions .ers ex
tospesd 1be writer concludes by s~ry s~nsibay avis
re al prsons 70 remain h~se In prcerencs 20 taking
'nssr chsnoss for festune In sonora.
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Ssrr. II n. pusy ns~bi Louis v,AssNS sfrsssed J.
v. Pitch captain OF the ssesm.oso WsSssgsea R~4w
~ K,rc 6r,t nate end Abraham Adams. pursRr q
n. s.n vsssS ~bs ss~o eth snOgsiins IL to- month q
vi, lad etab. csesd ,srsrs tee bvxss " .u sud -
- n 10 ssydy vsu.d sbut Si.s0S Too tastsiu 80
N 70 bsiI IN ;i~ ~ 40 % ~ the ~ vur~r
4 IS co. The vsuhia goo yss psfui nsa ~ a. - -
o..esto soo,b.nptn aud Hs,r- on Ssss~ ds, ., poss
n ell he hbdcd by the United sv.ss, sa.hositlAs
, !. Der rcsuru 70 tsis port.
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6ers ho~evcs - the city for 6tste ard City Bcais for
EssSern s"cCOst but scw Oiled foe this st-smsr
The nsrscs unsettied during the day and bat few
traDeec' cos SAFE as 81 500 sold ~ feeler q. 08o
$40 Oto bsusht for New York sccount sold 90 $40
coo bougtt for Eastern Account Mt c City Bonds sod
sf 20 foloo From mt appearance au,ioip
h'k business the coIslDs week Money eary &C three
IxB ceAt
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EXCURSIONS.

vyoR THE FISHING BANKS-LAST TRIPS UF THE
n sssson. Tho steamer BUFFALO Captain ianco, will
vun sspteuber izh 18th, t 10th, l6th 18th. and 10Th
issyns sr-rg strcet sx Grand 81 Peck slip 81 Pier
MY M rsturlinr by T.. NJ. Fishing tackle, dinner,
Sc, provided. Fare, 3 ocuts each way
NDINAvIA--7lIE SUMNER EXCURSION OF
- this society will take place tarcnoht Hotel near
hanhstss' e or Thgrsdsy nes ser.nsr - .omsss
ntttc - aha} u o. hpusr 81 khri-tenscn lkssle
abe vpsthsr tho excursion will be postponed TIL tho next
day
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Four DAYS Inter lssma Jama'o~-
Our adyces from Kingston Jam to Ito 6tA inst,
ten days later than our previous. aoooants.

Our adYices from Kingston jam to iEc6th inst,
ten days later than prevouc. aoooonts.
Thcse Is very little news foE. tbat quarter
Tn. Mercdnfi, InleAgencey Of The I'D ult scys2--
We nave passed through Gno,hr dull fortnight, busk-
operations except in vSry T-w DstaUoes having
barely ristn above he range VI ordinary rrtapt,husa
tiops. Supplies. genr ay. of ,poItrd goods quite
ample to meet the present Testra'a5 imant Prod
CONTINUES rm at prices than given. Not anV
Of the crop Of plmento has yst found its way
market.
Tha. paper Of the 2sth, says
Since the publication of tho foregoing. on Mondsz.
there bas but little change In market Held
Of sugar have evi3ced tDclina ion seu anA
prices have fallen about q. for middng ahd One mtd
ding Some parcels o Ebgsh cheese received by to
Parma, readily taken 131 The remaiDder Of .
at 22e per 100 lbs about 200 bbls mackrrcl have
been taksn up speculation at the previous fgars.
We omitted to m. ntion IN Monday issue the sale os
cargo Of sweated fsh BY auction The bodng arss
ed, ard the sale occurred evcus arrival
three eargoes which In tho 18Th and 18th bs1
ter Prices obta!nd than
selling at 45s, and boxes at l3e. q i3s. Cd. each.
OUR KINGSTON CORRESPONDENCE.
Kincsro, Jamaica Aug n. 1853
The T. NJ. steamer Yarana Ruett was to havo len 49,
morning for ST. Thomas sDd EDgand with tho msis bu
accident having occurred to her mschioe,y she ~
d.tsiasd here till the 18th inst when wild procosd
st Thomas.
TIE steamer Eagle will take the mails Sc on to st
28,h int to meet another steamer at st. Thomas 1he
PNsDs In one OF the boats
There is NO other news OF any kind The weather hs
vary warm
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The steamship Panama brought down three hundred
and seventeen passengers.
VIM Mcknight late Of st. Louis, Mo. died at San
Francisco the 18th ult.
We are under obligations to Mr. Edward Ii. Mitchell
purser Of the Illinois, Wells, Fargo Co., Adams & Co.,
and Berford Co.. for late papers Also to the pursr of
the Sierra Nevada for similar favor.
The Illinois brings hundred and fifty ave passen-
gers, vbOse viii be found in the proper place
The l4th ult the day axcd San Francisco for dc
gliding the consttutonay of the State Fugitive Slave
law but In quence Of the indispotion Of Chief Jus
uce Murray it postponed until the Both.
The committee appointed by the Common Council to
reotye pit posa to alter the Jenny Lind theatre into
city Bs have at last awarded the contract The fortu
nate individual Is Mr. Menomee who receives for this job
the sum Of $37.25O
The Marysviile Herald learns tina. the morning Of
the "a ipst young man named Eldrdge g. Dresser
committed eucite by throwing himself into the South
Fork Feather river. lie formerly from sockbrdge
Mass
On the evening Of the I4th Mr. Alfred Dewitt OF the
f,m Of Dewitt Harrison met with sad accident. in
having his leg broken by being thrown from his horse
Wha. renders this melancholy ir that MIR Dewitt
fsnily at the time Of the accident engaged In
making cs!ls and taking leave OF his fri.nda.
Capt David Van pelt so favoiaby known as command
OF the steamer Wilson Hunt resigned xui it
sad that Mr Pool formerly purser Of the Paoo
wi take his place.
The foosDg is the specie list of the stesmp Pana-
Page Bscop g. Co. .S62o $50 Talent WILDE. $40 900
Aosms Co ...... 475Oo0 Napoleon Smith Is 472
Davidson. 137 coo Bingham Reynolds .l6, "a
Burgoy Co.,. $50 900 Thomas Selby >. COO
Goosfroy IL 500 Jacobs Levy .10.500
Y. Argent Co 20 Coo Daniel Toy IL 500
DR. xet, Sather Co. 20 900 -
T. Meyer Co... 20 900 Total. 81 586 655
rhe tbip Baron R.pfrev. lately arrived from China,
bss been hbelcd by TIE w. g. District Attorney for land
ing ninety nine racks Of rice without permits sud
the captain VIM. CurIsn has been arrested and ne,d
ball. to appear before the s. Commissioner to undergo
preliminary examius ion.
Previous 10 the sailing Of the steamer on the 10Th,
gentleman discovered that he had been robbed Of the
Of 81, SEQ, The affair caused considerable excite
ment.
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Nsr no would take hts tfc Some rich devstcps usnts
Of Chaneec leviiaou and governments were cx rsd
TO be made but IL seems that tho matter hsy
been sstsfsctosy Httled outside Of the judicial trbuoa
Put there are ober storms brewing and involve
ths Pesc and security Of the fair II will .arly
oaue scDe motion and eKcitemeat Athai the setf
styled dic'stor u has ordered of his agents to
eumD"n = number ~ women residing on Dupont street
and under the guardianship Of Miss Atog to sppear be-
fore BIN at h bead quarters street aud
tbow csue Why they should not pay aoersin oon
tributNn But Mss Atcy knows thing two having
lived under the foGs OF tho Star spaoged Bauner for
shTee years emo brrathtd the sir republican, IN aud
the cannot be early humbugged into any IN arcs
heesO.s ne livet he Police Ofc~ whsrc
to seek protection having been before the REQ sder ~
0endant At ifaet hfty times hersef A.thi had besr
W. parucuar as 10 the powers he no may
bDd bs diasy wiped away ny being In the look
up.-.aI,a Ca,fv,nta .fvgusf 10.
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4 LBANY, TROY AND LEBANON spRIN0s.-ra


4 LBANY. TROY, AND LEBANON spRINGs.-TdE
y Hal station, New York, daily (Sundsys exoeptcd)
~ 10 o'clock a M-Ma train TO chatham Four Corners.
Lebanon springs, Pitthed Springfield and other interm
late stations At o'clock. 4. Accommodation trsin
- - ~ r;ns WIZ n os'orn % n ~
he 10 o'clock, H. train TO Chatham Western RAILROAD
Canaan and stage to Lebanon arriving carly the seme
IA. sLoAT, Superintendent.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-TRAINS LEAVE
Chambers street station daily (Sundsys exocpted for
albany and Troy, l"ws:-Exprcss Train at A. NJ,
sulsic or Montroal 70 eight o'coss the same ovcnins
Nail Tram nc eight A. Nj Through Way Trains
gur ~ saprsss ,ssn mat a. SIX Nj and Aeoemnna.
Chambers street anal street. Christopher street. Four
and Thirty first sunday Mail Trsis
Il 10 70 Troy 50 ~ 60 Montreal ss 10 TO Buffalo; SIT 10 Sc
chicago So. Tickets and baggage ohcoks prncpA
places be obtained at Chambers
GEORGE STARK, Superintendent.
NEW HAVEN AND NEW LONDON RAILROAD
IN summer ArrangOnlebts--On and after Wednesday
august B 1857 trains will as follows ;-.Ieayc New
stepping at ali stations Ib A. Express Train Tor 0u
,rd Connecticut river Lyme and New London connect
ne with the stssmLost and srosa lines Tor
for New London stopping at all ststions Leave new Lon
aon at Cso a: N: Aoconmodsuon Train for New u.yen
onectiout river Cuilford and New Haven -passcnsers
ans Nswport Providence and Stoningtoa ~ me Morn
Ysrk s"1sSn 'is TSss s FOR Nov m.Ss
s.sinnS as Al ssAtions The i;T An Express Train,
ks~ nsyf Yors e. ~. Ss ssss 5 e. S "
lrsi. from MN rer. trains ayins New Lond.A Al
N,w york lrrn at $50 a. NJ and lila r. H. Passer,ers i,
t s ;'s% Mr & Esrrs
kBw LAWN, August ", isJ2.
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One Week later from The Sandwich Isl a 1bS-
The Honolulu Poiynesa, OF Ihe lTth .uly has bosa
ec.sved Tn. only importart Int. III which IL
tAns, Ia the passed by the Legsiature making
6uci0n tonnage ducs." Vessels touoDx at eithsC
Of the ports c the kingdom for repairs srypbes ~
tfshm' n's adyicos sbipmeus discharge of ana
neither iadhp uDiading transhfpBg any pes
sepEeas are exempt from Tonnage dsea
Tne clipper ehp Hoogi.y. frem san FraDriooo foe he
Ease dies touched of Honolulu the 13tvJuly sn6
pooeeAd or her voyage after doiay Of ,nly tw~
honrs.
Th, ,vh alng business OF the Idasds Is nov crceedlnr
low. Tha Fcty-rsiarr, siludng TO tLs'matter ssyy:
Dur .arh II neary deserted and the dull haA
fairly set The Lass wfaIer left for cruise ruosda1
the lita, and nothing remains but cosesng vSe
sells, an tpg or three Under foreign flags
The ~hsiA alluded 20 is the alter CLAYTON beAad.
full bark d in san fIhaoi,co skckas met win ~
patch ara out ugau under favorable piccs fee
successfuiyOy tscusn little late for long ccessa.
Tho wb,iDe fleet says the Poynesia' hxs been rashsx
small this sprtog ana as large portion Of theu were
from home, thar buriuesa hs- been comparatively hA.
But large a.e< s eSp, otea recruit cre In the fa
SITTER the st the north has closed. Many of thS
vessels IN the Arctic sailed catiy ths spring aAa
will have laDg bsrcruise before them during shAB
aDc will stand Ia Of recraits aud ~
Influence Of fesi mir IRdccd should not b. 81 -
surprised TO hsor at in tbs ships first the sourS
had prevailed to considerable exfent If not with flt
results to many a hard Wofaing esi,or.
disease called at Honosci Mani fever 10 going es~
roands amorg large parr OF the foreign popustoa
both Lahaina and ut Houoiuu. It is i,f1dd its
and usually yields in few days TO mid npdioAe
and quiet.
The Hawaiian Legislature has recently im posed ds1v
of t-o cents pound h End three
pound Ill coffee imported nO any port Of the king
dom. The law went into opcfs,ion the 6tL Of JAy.
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GOLDsMITHS SYSTEM OF PENMANSHIP.-THRR RE
md sli S s the
Saa Writer'S e take o. Mr. g. .. purchase his
rooms. s9 Broadway.
MRS. NEARs FRENCH AND ENoLIsH BOARDING
StMsos Ssy s0RGSa % Ss s"d Wit VIII
Saturday September eth MIRA Mcars has mado
ment for omnibus to convey her pupis to and from
school.
u. TELLERINGs Studio. 577 Broadway. opposts Nit-
compris Ss pSria Mr. has il Eur"ps pssed ths srsss
Royal State Examinations and boon since 1877
A FRENCH TEACHER-nAvIN0 LIVED IN NBw
to teach the Fr.noh Language a. pont years
ins method whou he has published aud of which he wilt
be soon giving edition. appropriated for the texohaS Of
the French and English snsuss Warraateos Of his cap
morality will Se exhibited Apply at
MIR. PACALlN's. 203 broadway.
EhGIIsn COLLEGIATE. SCHOOL,. MADBIRA.-oN
Tb III s ss@0 W." "s pI"sa "a fu.
AhEX All @ Z D DORSEY AND four ai.s.sr. Tho
Geog~phy and History, Writing aud Aritnmoto. Drawss
&c aud the foe for the session rom ist ostober st
ss studies ngsrdsrs viii i've % sita the psissps
aGd those IN delicate health viii their st0des
medical direction Fee from sixty 70 hundred suines
PAPIp wRITING-TuERE ARE MANY YOUNG
gentlemen to whom the aoquiston OF beautiful and
WOULD be sinSaiuae By an sntrely orisns plan
s the i s 70 s pupils
the very highest desrso q form r.pid
o. execution At home from until 10 e9iSSk daily and ali
Writing Master. No. 80 Irving place.
LyRENCH LANGUAGE.-rRoFEssOR D. LAGRoIx.
form his Glasses icr sdes sss
syenns al osloeA Each class win oe limitd TO IL
conversation. Terms. 81 por month. '1'A
CPANIsH EVENING CLAsSES-CONvERsATIoN
~ Professor Mouton will begin this evening At his
above language Pups desirous to join are requested
attend punctualy. Terms at the usual rates.
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from The Alta ,slitinin Ausd.t 10
Ne msor m.nuos ~ dfhcssistee extAssns i<twesn
: me 81 the Csic, tal iet,d.pts az this Al !, and
Lat ohe Lea cbsn had complriasd Of A. thai for
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EoR PHILADELPHIA DIRECT.-U. 2. NAIL And
Express lines through in four hours-Ncw Jersey Rail
rVad via Jersey City, leaving New York A. M loot Of
or.landt street and ~ r. M Liberty street Fare s.
brrt class, 81 90 Tor class aud A. NJ
avtLrn at and "a. NJ aud OK J.. NJ baltimore, Wash
Ft0 Norfk and Charleston through tickets sod In the
\, A.. M, iines.
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

CAMDEN AN AMBOY RAILROAD FOR PHILADRL-
~ phia-Lesvesby stoambost JOHN POTTER, Pier 10.
North river at A. NJ and l.. NJ through In ~ hours
Fare fret class S second class (by 2P line onlyl 81
Returning leave Philadelphia foot Of Walnut street. At
A and = NJ
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CELEBRATED CUBAN ARTIST.-MR. ANTONIO
- Rsssiip eminent musician born in Havana, Island
Cuba this city, route to Paris and Rome.
~ visits the Holy City only to lay personally on the
hands Of His Holiness Of sacred music OF his
composition On Sunday tho 9th inst at the request Of
friend 1 60 Brooklyn, whore attended high
ST. Catholic church ALI persons there
grsgated extremely delighted BY hearing solo, exe
the violin by Mr. Raelin that being his favo
may ray, his beloved instrument Nothing could be
TO the eweetnese Of it's sounds Go the
rsmen. Of the execution nothing better be
rectec 70 Re executed by Of the eminent artists of tho
IN the afternoon Of the day, Mr. Rafcin called
resrectabe house town, answering to previous
lite invitation cent to him where in the Of
ted the violin mastery pieces Of high merit several
Naiseder varstions aud delightful Cuban dan
waItyeB and the beautiful Cuban
The assembly showed their hsppy by loudly cheer
ing the gentleman artist Mr. Rae,in Ia going TO the
nstve land of many yuhed artists where every
dy perfectly acquainted with music but he artist
ot high merit and donbt he will there
which he has already duly acquired in his oountry
though he sought It, depended for his
living his musical talets he s's wealthy May
cod let Mr. Raeln arrive to Che old world with apoed
he lestv wishes Of j. X.
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The Mines.

correspondent writes a. follows ~ this moment
v9bed ne Pocri ds OF days work for three men,
tbs MArWss cI'es. about four miles beoS the towa,
v@sh'ng "a ounce aud oosssrs In b. auui placer gold
Tn-y are sh dong wc,i. Another into
TIN DshDg sitb soiid piece whioh he took fey
Gays Lines within nv hunorcd ysrds Of this office weigh
Ing S7l And Il oDlg tro weeks ago that Mr. Wsb
sfrr and hi partner took out lump ore-k in
middle OF the town which tn took TO San Franct-co,
and left With Wasa noitur Go tor the naf Of which
Mr. Weh<'rr taSs he rsfnsed Sl 90 They acc 40 at
vo'e on thei csim Doing well Th Is plenty OF ound
on shbS cree TINT has been pfosvco au on
which mipeis will 10 lucsy IL they work An Eogsh
company about four and hall mics below town hxve
ieo~s"d fiotn S25 10 Sse per day each There
six or ti h. 10 the company Farther adjoin
ing c,s'm twneo b. three or four men, among whom Is
Ct kam ey prcDUent lawyer OF this place. tho are
tskine out their fortunes They found high 5000
IN cDe day and have averaged S2s per day the
tince 'bey commenced. These are facts that know
having seen The gold
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II GILBERT cos cELEgsArEp PIASoToRTEs.

YN GILBERT & co.'s CELEBRATED PIANOT0RTES,
with and without the Aolisn. This subscriber, who
tho sole agent In this city for the sale Of these nstru
1.-THE reputation which become world wide
prepared to offer them at prices which, TO the wish
purchase cannot fail TO be satfactory Pa-sstcg
facilities for obtaining pianos unsurpassed, equaed by
those Of other house in the city he does not hesitate
that he present inducements buyers
found elsewhere He has constantly hand extensive
Of second hand pianos bargains which, he
earlessy asserts will defy competition. Gbets elegant
houdor Cottage pianos, suitable for small ALSO,
mecdans Of Princes and "Carhart's make. Grand,
f,olian, and other ranos to let. HORACE WATERS 8U
broadway, corner OF Anthony street, up stairs
nLD FOLKS AT HOME-G0 WHERE YOU WILL IN
~ the street. tho theatre In che drawing ROOM
sure TO hear this beautiful melody The bands play IT,
the sboys sing it, everybody is singing Far from the
old folks home Copies forwarded the receipt Of %
cents eight postage stamps. FIRTH, POND co. pub
lishers, No. ], Franklin Square.
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INSTRUCTION.

GOLpsMITHS SYSTEM OF PENMANSHIP.-THRRE RE
no system Of penmanship equal to Mr.. G's systom
bad writer's take lessons Of Mr. c. purchase his sspy
books for home practice Poe ~ For sao ~ tho
rooms, 3S Broadway.
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MUSICAL.

THE CELEBRATED PRIMA DONNA AND PROFES-
in singing Signora Eliza valentini tesches sing
ing piano thorough bass and accompaniment She be
her house @ Fourth street Neruer from
10 O'clock A. NJ till 5oclock ?. N. She wonderfully
oessf. in her feaehibr aud will tho rubo
winter four professional pupils of the rcmsrksblo
nd ole
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MORTGAGE SALE.-BY VIRTUE OF A CHATTEL
A @ortsage there will be sold At Public Auction,
Monday the 18th day Of September inst at 10 o'clock A.
~ At x@ Third avenue, the following property, viz Two
hers Tools four ys .a, one SET os bent Rms
Of wood and iron Wagon and lot Of
giage Wheels. ALLEN n. SNIFFEN, Attorney.
6wuw T. a q Mortga