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NORTH CAROLINA.

Let us now examine the returns from this State The
last delegation stood wings and demo-
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VIM H. Ludlow, A. LOOMS,
nj. B. Champlain. Wn. McClary,
Augustus Martin, Alfonso Case.
Joseph Rose, Charles s. Rogers,
Ashbell Patterson, ). q. Hadiey,
Luther Osgood, jr, John Wes!oVeI,
James X. Gardner, Peter e. len Eyck,
De Witt West, T. u smith,
Isaac v. v. HibbaIds y. T. fillmore,
j. s. Spsfard, y. W. Lawrence,
julius c. Thome, D Sp'ague,
n. a. Bouton, A, &. Hall.
p w Rose. Chas. Mclean,
John McBumey. Darius Winnans.
Seymour Green, Benz. Smith,
Geo c. Finch, Alonzo Chamberlin,
Hudson Webb, Thomas Fulton,
Z b. Carpenter, Barnabas Hall,
James Clifford. Vim. Van VIanken,
James H. Weeks, Charles Smith.
NJ. II. Barker, J. G. Osgood.
D. Henderson, b. II. Streeter,
u. S. Marsh. David Hckox,
ID. Croker. jr., w. 4. Amsbry.
E r. BUSHNELL H. w. Jackson,
Henry Dehart, A. ii. Gardner.
Dexter Gilmore, Nathan Hows,
Thomas Kearney, NJ. Temple,
Moses d. Gale, Jacob Olell,
Adm. N. Vanalstine. David O'keefe, IT,,
c. r. Ingalls,, VIM w. Forsyth,
Reuben F. Wilson, w, A. Smith,
VIM p Nahum, N. Blauvelt,
Robert D. Livingston, X. Z. Smith,
Jacob S. Miller, ). ), Smith,
Solomon b. Noble, J. w. Beckwith
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Our from the late elections in Kentucky Ala
bama. Tennessee, and North Carolina, complete
but sufficient has been tanned show that there is
something wrong the democratic machinery Whether
il is the want of authorized organ Washin gon to lay
down the law the consequence OF reaction against the
soil appointments Of the admin tho result of
be better enabled few days hence to determine But we
repeat that there is loose in the working
chnery of the national democracy, indicated by the
general complexion OF the from Kentucky, Tennes-
see, Alabama, and North Carolna.-N. Y. Herald
We propose 10 make brief analysis Of the election
returns far they have been received from the four
States specified by the Herald, in order that may be
seen where the loose scrsw lies Without circumlocu-
ton, appeal to the effective logic Of figures and facts
KENTUCKY.
In the last Congress Kentucky represented by FIVE
wings and FIVE democrats This precisely as her dele
CATION will stand in the Congress- as can be seen by
reference 10 another article in our columns Let il be
borne in mind that the wings carried Kentucky the
last president election by than three thousand
votes In less than ten moons the gallant democracy
of that gallant State have tied the wings in congress
men, Verify there must be screw or two loose" in
the wing machinery" Certain are that there is
nothing in the result calculated TO encourage the whig
party either in Kentucky or elsewhere.
Al
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We ill venture TO tina, when the official vote
is announced, will be that the democracy OF Ala
bama have achieved splendid triumph. The wings had
two members in the 32l Congress-we do not believe
they will have in the 33i The whig ,elegraphic
correspondents only claim three.
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We are indebted TO the Washington Star for the fol
lowing list Of new patents issued during the week end
ing August 9th, 1888
The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1853-02-25

9l3 From Tarvle by CRANKY, North CRANKY, and East
Granville, Mass to Blanford, - miles and hack,
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FORM FOR BID
Where no change from advertisement is contemplate
ed By the bidder.
Cor we, the case may beg There write the
in FULL of There state the residence residences
hereby propose to carry the mail on route No from
to often as the Postmaster Generals adver-
tisement for proposals dated December 5 1852
requires in the time stated in the schedules contained in
such ADVERTISEMENT and by the following mode of convey
ance to wit Here state how is to be conveyed] the
annual sum of there write the sum in words at full
length.
Dated TSipned
Form ola Guaranty.
The undersigned undertake that if foregoing bid for
carrying the mail on route No. be accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder SHALL prior to the lst day of
July next enter into the required obligation perform the
service proposed, with good and sufficient sureties
Dated NSigned by two guarantors.l
Form Of Certificate.
The undersigned postmaster, judge, clerk of court
OF record, the may Be- ceres that he is well &C.
quanted with the above guaantors and their property and
that they Of property and able to make good their
guaranty
Dated (signed]
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Arrive at West Meriden the days by III m
Leave West Meriden daily except Sunday at m
Arrive at Waterbury the days by 81 p N.
951 From New Hartford, by Pleasant Valley Hitchcock
vile, and Colebrook River to New Boston, Mass
II miles and back, three times week.
Leave New Hartford Tuesday, Thursday, and Satur-
day at 3 pm;
Arrive at New Boston the same days by SPIN,
Leave New Boston Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at m;
Arrive at New Hartford the same days by III m
952 From West Cornwall to Sharon, miles and back six
times week.
Leave West Cornwall daily except Sunday at p
Arrive at Sharon the same days by 81 pm;
Leave Sharon daily except Sunday at Sam:
Arrive at West Cornwall the same DAYS by O. M
s53 From Falls Village, by Salisbury, Lakevie and Ore
Hill. TO North East, N. Y, lOa miles and back. six
times week.
Leave Falls Village daily excePt.Sunday at4 pm;
Arrive at North East the same days by 81 IN;
Leave North East daily except Sunday at Z a M
Arrive at North East the same days by 81 m.
1854 From New Milford, by Bridgewater, Roxbury,
miles and back, three times week.
Leave New Milford Monday, Wednesday, and FRI
day at pm;
Arrive at Roxbury the same daysby ppm;
Leave Roxbury the same days at 9 q ms
Arrive at New Milford the same DAYS by IL a m.
800 From Newtown, BY South Britain, Southbury, and
Woodbury., to Hotchkissvile, I61 miles and back six
times week.
Leave Newtown daily except Sunday at 10 m;
Arrive at Hotchkssville the same Gays by 81 P m;
Leave Hotchklssvile daily except Sunday at m;
Arrive at Newtown the same days by III M
900 From Danbury, by Balls Pond, to New Fairfield,
miles and back, twice week.
Leave DanbuIy Wednesday and Saturday at P m;
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Take Notice.

DY section 12 of the Ordinance OF the city OF
Il iur in relation the appointment, powers ana uui
OF Sanitary ommtees and Board OF Health oil the NAS
Of Wheeling, it is enacted: IT,.
s.That it shall be unlawful for any person. without
ssion from council Board Of HEALTH OF any
members thereof to bring cause to be brought 9 70 4
or assist in bringing within thin city one haV !ne
small pox Asiatic cholera any other disease s ol
the Board OF heith (notice Of such order having "a
eiven by publication thereof in any
his unless such person shall all possible
and dieence prevent any communication with ths
eased person. except by physicians and ana
convey him or her practicable, beyond the
lis of e city. RVery person offending against the
sos OF this section shall forfeit and pay to ne ety
Ies tan y nor more Eve hundred dollars toE eYe
~ such offence.n s,.,..c -, 1.,.ri.
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New Patent Premium
SAFETY GAS LAMPS,
Patent Phosgcnc Gns,

FOR BURN GIN THE "a 81 F..
This Lamp forproducing portable Light, is confidently
recommend cd as superior any other no,7 in lL'e
NIE LIGHT is produced by the burning of an aerorm
Gas which is emitted in beautiful Jets nom small per-
Tie Gas is generated as by the heat ofits own
acting on the burner, connected with the Liquid
in the Iap Thus is perfect and portable apparatus
for creating and burning aeriform Gas
from its use is entirely and the great o
It's renIera liable to get out
any other kind Lamp 1t requires no cleaning and trim
ming as do Oil CaInphene Lamps and burns equally
WE'LL either with without glass gloDe OF Saoe per
Eectly free from smoke or odor u ~. :,
Tie opinions ofthe scientific may be learned iact
that al me Annual OF the American Institute in 1885,
SILVER MEDAL was awarded to the inventor and a Di'
MONA the same was pronoune'
e, the BRsT HIT ever exhibited TO the Institute.
Tie above. for sale, Wholesale and Retail, by
J. K. DUNHAM & CO.
No.2s Monroe St, near the Post ONCE
selp17 ~ LEzl-.I wheelins. Va
n - fine horse years old. aAIso-ons v1or4
u i.nrc. AHE3Y.-
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NEW FIRM.

MESSRS CAYwooD, CoNKLIN & CO.,
ea having purchased the entire stock 0f stoves I'm
49, Copper and Sheet Iron ware of 7. g. Culbert, i;
SssFSl SON. would respectfully inform tho citizens OF
fssS Wheeling and vicinity, that they willear on
lie business of manufacturing Tin Copper ana snes No
assortment for Wholesale, and Reai very low for Gas
All persons wishing purchase, would do well to
nee us at No. 19, Union St, at ths old and well Know"
sIsnI heretofore occupied by T. &. Culbertson
Particular attention paid to repairing. 4. M
XVheeInp. Aug. 2t. CAYWOOD. CONkLlN " w
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WHEELING.
SPR ING OF 1853,
VIM. T. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER I'M

WIN. I. SELBY.
WHOLESALE DEALER IN
Foreign g. Domestic Dry G Gods
No. III Main ST., West side, 6ettUeen Monroe anu
Union SIS.
Wheeling, Va,
rs NOW in receipt ofhis Spring stock of Dry Goods
i and Notions, direct from importers and Manulactu
rers Comprising as complete and desirable stock of
in any hou East West, to which would respectfully
invite the attention OF retail dealers; consisting OF
DRESS GOODS.
In black silks. alrscas popns lawas dc lanes, ging
hams, etc, with very large stock OF prints, OF the best
mikes and colors. iso bonnets, ribbons, Innings and
other trimmings in variety. And of
MEMS WEAR.
In cloths cOssmers sattinetts, meLino cassimclcs,
eans twees and summer cloths; also, CottonaLes, Dc
MIS- blue drills brown linens linen drills, nankeens and
other such goods, very desirable assortment. Also,
mems boys palm hats, Leghorn and Canton hats soft
WOOL brash hats etc with full stock OF linen and
ton baggn seamless bags buraps, table diapers, crash
drflSs, ickings checks, shirtng stripes, etc, brown
and bleaChed muslis; with good stock OF white goods
in the
NOTION LINE.
AS cambrcs, jRCOncts, Irish nens Gces, threads, but
TONS hosiery, gloves, combs, etc. in all their variety
My will be found unsurpassed, well in
msI2S " W.T.. SELBY.
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Americans, PntronIzc Your own nin"'
GIcturCa,
wbae1inp Silk Factory.

Wheeling Silk Factory.
A MEXICAN Silk, manufactured into superior anu ms sun
n stnnt articles the various fabrics now IN use al
GiLIFS SILK FACTORY; Main Street, Centre Wheel
ing The curious in such matters are invited TO call sec
the process of manufacturing, and those wishing 70 pu'
chase Silks wholesale retail can be supplied on eason
able terms at Gs Store, adjoining the Factory OF a. A.
I0r's and o. w. Heskrs, Wheeling, Va. and al James
Rcha T,Ison's Furnishing Ware House, No. Nv Mai
street, Cincinnati, O.. ., , ,, ,.,,o
Our Fabrics are warrentcd all pure Silk and hav
the HIGHEST PREMIUMS, and gold and silver metals
at thc Institute New York. Franklin Institute
PhiIadepi,ia and Ohio State Fair. We are cons 1niy
ma and our stock now large and seas"1
connrisinr many vaTcties-vevets, s1tns vess dress
Silks ingcs, cravas handkerches OF Wte ,s5e 0acE NJ
wined silk tilIed and plain Also Shirts drawers
and half hose for gentlemen r ,,,or
lean manufacture Orders COrevery variety olslkSpomP'
Is executed. ctr, ,.,,h.
N'e'0Ia'''""'O JOHN w. G I'll.
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TODD g. DEVOL,

AT THE EVE WELL KN0WT Si'AND,
Sign of the Black Mammoth Boot, South End OF
Market Square,
RE now opening unusually large stock OF ta anu anu
"A Winter Roots, Shoes Hats and Caps, selected win
Of Philadelphia and New England expressly for our Whole
sale and Retail To regular customers, anu an
oilers who may favor us with CALI offer goods
which we guarantee equal in quality OF material and work:
nanship those manufactured in this or any 1t 0 te
UEitcd States. IODD q DEVIL
NYhoeling, Sep q. 1852. IL
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New Music Store.
Sign of the Grcciun TriEOnum, No. 1"J
Olnin Street.

J. FICKIESoN would respectfully an
8SI.s-z3nouuce 10 the citizens OF Wheeling and vi
mat he has Just oFsnsa 1 sSc Of SW Toin. nn"
Guitars Volinceilos Fagolets, Flutes, Flies AccorIe
ons Banjos, and TamboTines. Brass Instruments ING
Instruction books for all kinds of Instruments; and for
singing. -,,, ,,;,;r .,so ttc
newest Songs Duetts and the very best Roman anu
Italian Violin and Guitar Strings. r;.r
Caroncts. Reeds, Tuning Forks also Vl"hh an" "ut1l
Screws, Violin Finger and Tail Boards
HNwS for ViOIinceIIO and Violin
Furniture such as Pianos Cabinets, Steam Boats or any
descriptions OF Furniture. 49,. ,,.
Also for sale by the Agent Kcber Pittsbng Pianos
first and best manufac uTe in the United @ HT
.ms Haett and Aliens celebrated Boston Plano3 &C
Agent for the OF Carhardt and Needhams fatcnt
MelOdcons. .;.., :,
Xccordeons and kind repaired
,lcIo est nT IL
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STEFAN MARBLE WORKS,

STEAM MARBLE WORh0,
&C MARKET ST., WHEELING, VA.
TIME SUBSCRIBER having made extensive arrange
cnts in the East for the supply Of Marble anu SON
formulating the erection OF Steam works. he woul" invite
the attention Architects Builders and the public IN gen
c5 10 the nspection his stock, consisting OF laia
E:ian sienna American other Marbles OF the finest
ouaes which can be sold lower than establish
nent in tho west $50. H.,
Dealers would find their advantage tonspect his
stock before purchasing elsewhere -.
ISis ynr Is done In The most elaborate STYLE and he
would invite the attention of purchasers to examine his
stock Satuary other carved work Mon1ments Cen
work in every variety; being enabled by his superior 1ci
tiles supply this work at lower prices ta
any other csta blishment in the country.
tss o " ~ MICHAEL J. ROHAN,
Marble Mason and Vault Builder.
ucrAlso Caicned Plaster, Hydraulic Cement, Plaster
Casts and Models, and Marietta Grind stones'
at the lowest trade prices. ly.u.
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AnOther Arrival OF ss9ia n lS q lie most an.
VERY superior artieleol Ge1a ,t rs' sreysd and for
"a proved styls styi @h" wa q. p. BROWN.
sale low by Er q washington Hall.
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1858. -. E5NssSssEs. - E=E;ssz8 1000.
ADAMS & CO.'S
EXPRESS NOTICE.

EXPRESS NOTICE.
Ne,c 5e.0sen tesing BG'oTt' Eo fA''60F
TIME rmbic are respectfully informed that we nave
made arrangements by which we shall run
- Daily Express o,:
From Baltimore Wheeling, via Baltimore anu r. I'M, Gn1
RIlroad and connecting at BaltimoIe with OUT S
te Eastern and Middle States We are now pren@reE 70
forward by this route all deScrtrtons ogmt anu o
he Goods Packages, Bank Bills Specie Jewehy' N"' H
mil Snced in charge otcareful Messengers ,vurrr;
Express ior baltimore and the East VIII le9Ve
ING daily, al oc,Ook, Il. M AeaEc DN - -
Merchants and others, respectfully soieeo 10 ''u''
their Goods thrOns" Adams E "0S EAD3Ms & co.
oFfl"E;-'N''s 's'' ~ a. PlGMAN, Agent.
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
ts1T1Sr4EIM RECE. Merchant Tailor,

NNoUNCEs 10 his old friends and customers am ne
e !, PSST no@ TegsevinE 1t his in the SPRhS IS
House. ate- ct splendid assorwsnt o' nd an
SyERES SSH sk san al kinds Of EEg71NGS
&c. recently selected by himself IN @ tns hieb he viii
make mp order at the sh%Tst oIiss m tae
sces Shirts OF every kind, Collars, Cravats Halld
ksTce Gloves p5sWG5s ree2s
o, s nt the beat fit in the CisT, call al teau
South room SPRIGG HOUSE, Water Street
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En ConnfrY NIcrchants.

EO Country NAcrchanD.
Wholesale Boots and SHOES:
1T,c1AILENs a. KNOX, have commenced receiving
Nj h.ir SnInS and Summer assortment of Boots, Shoes
Palm Hats When completed, they not LeSitae L.
sa VI that will be the largest ant best ever :"
To country merchants their way East eseGlay fs bs All
invitation is extended call; assurance beihg Ie n ~
mnon nation they will find it to their advantage i"
%nTcbase here instead oil the Eastern markets. -. .,,
Tharklul for the patronaSe heretofore eNteh"e" :" ~
they solicit continuance o' NJ 'MsrCLALLENs & KNOX.
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VIM. COWDEN


RoonsN 06 Monroe sre.t, 6etresn The NrO Hotel and the
Court House.
kenscs takenin any required shade, and coloTed 10
represent the living complexion by style OF coorhg
warranted to fade Pictures OF all szes both sim
gle and in groups put up in plain and fancy cases at tho
lowest prices kcncsses of children accurately taken
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n SA AIIRl- 3 fine 0rse years old. aAIso-ons woTH
horse. u ap2i ~ S.ANEEsY..
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DRUGS. MEDICINES,
GEORGE MENDEL.
NOIJ4, 0Inin Street,

WHEELING va.
rs now receiving LARG Z LOT OF CARPETS, RUGS,
l. MATS AND MATING. Also, Table and Floor olG
Cloths of all widths keeps constantly on hand nrg
assortment OF FurnHture Of every description CIT anu
Mahogany Framed Looking Classes Glass Plates, Vemtian
and Transparent Window Blinds, Blind Trimmings CLOCKS
Mahogany Vaneers, Varmsh. Haircoth, CurleI HAT
Spring Sacking ROttons Brass and Mahogany Stair kIS'
ect ali which will he sold at the lowest prices auSl
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: Fine Goods for Gentlemen's ,Weat:
<,o,,.,I,.s TSiiorimR und FHrnishtnE store,
No. 1877 baltimore ST., Opposite the -huseum,
= ~, ~ b,r3 a large and varied assortment OF
.prSg and ID summer goods espe'tmy iRy; the
order Wheeling iTienast, ILst a1tsntiSp
Should Of GOODS M =. 70 es5 the
tas'e 81 o as the constant This esta bishnent
,Si1I III he 10 give satistactionin everyease
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KELLS 8 CALDWELL,

(succEssoRs TO JAS. rAULL & COZ
InlporIcrs and Wholesale dealers IN Drugs
NJ eiicincs, Chemicals, Paints, Oils, sc.
No. So, UNION BUILDINGS, MAIN ST.
TTAVIN purchased the entire stock, fixtures cheCaI
apparatus &c, OF the firm OF James PAUL. &c. W9uic
respectfully solicit the patronage OF dealers anu inc pubic
generally. All goods warranted
III retiring romtlc Drug business, we take pleasure IN
recommending favorable consideration our successors,
Messrs Caldwell and have no hesitation IN
that our for ,er customers, and dealers generally, Will re
cciye flat attention and accommodation which has earned
for ths well known house large share or patronage.
w. - JAS. PAULLGe co.
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DAGUERRE GALLERX.
ssrz -1 a. G. PARTRIDGE e invites
sFAs6fSSISS5 attention his Daguerrean Rooms, and
k5%&3SN fSsiT Apparatus now the result of years OF
IEhWLkSy%Y experience and close application TO the
SAtSsjye1S4AP art Confident that he now combines
in his establishment all of the improve
monte which time and proper proven valuable,
lie promise TO produce h'kcnessGs con9ns AZ ~ % t
beauty and perfection which has yet oecH atHe W ''O
Daguerrean process. ,., =; ,;.,, bis
For the attractive and commoulOuS SI!le III Mi't ~.
rooms fitted up, he invites the pubic 10 can anu
themselves. His Cabinet OIL specimens ale
open for inspection. ;, ~ i
ne. also most nortcm kenesscs taken at short notice.
ut we'll selected stock OF PlacS
cases, Iockcts &c, always on hand and for sale
Rooms, No. :S6 Monroe ST., near the Fost ollCe
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ton and entertainment afforded us, and for the
handsome manner in which all their duties have
been discharged.
The Business Committee presented the follow
ing report which was also adopted.
Resolved, That when this Alliance adjourn it
adjourn to meet at Palmyra on Thursday, Sepl.
22nd at 10 O'Clock A. M, and your committee
would recommend adjournment from thence to
meet at GAINESVILLE, Oct 9Th
RESOLVED, That the next regular Quarterly
meeting OF this Alliance be held at Ravenna,
Nov. 4.
Whereas, The State Temperance Executive
Committee has assessed this County $3.50, to
meet the current expenses of this campaign.
Resotved, That the several Township Leagues
be requested to take measures, by contribution
or otherwise, to meet said expenses.
On motion, the convention adjourned to meet
in PALMYRA on the 22d inst.
SILAS CROCKER, President pro tenn.
ORLo w. STRONG, Secretary.
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From California.

New YORK. September 9.-The steamer Star
of the West arrived here at II o'clock to-day, be-
ing days from San Juan; she brings San Fran
cisco dates to the 18th, and nearly 600 passen-
gers. Also, about half million of dollars in the
hands of passengers, and about million dollars
in gold on freight.
The steamer Winfield Scott sailed from San
Francisco on the morning of the 18th, for Pana-
ma, with 400 passe ngers, the mails, and about one
million dollars in gold on freight. The Sierra
Nevada also sailed the 10th, with over 600
passengers for San Juan.
The United States frigate Columbia left San
Juan on the 2lst August, bound for Pensacola.
The Hon. Solon Bereland, Minister to Central
America, proceeds to Granada on the 3Oth Sep
tember.
The Sierra Nevada arrived at San Francisco on
Thursday the 1st of July; the Oregon on the 9Th
August. the sloop of war Portsmouth arrived on
the 18th from the Sandwich Islands. She re-
ports that the small pox was at Saginaw, 527 new
cases in week. Five cases also occurred in
Sacramento city, in week.
A fire occurred in Sacramento city; loss $685.
600.
Mr. Peter Smith, formerly connected with the
Lopez expedition, killed Lieut.. Scott in d duel,
on the I'd inst.
The head Of Joaquin the bandit, has been
brought to San Francisco, and is about to be ex-
hibited.
The Rogue River Indians attacked the white
settlement in the Northern portions of the State,
and murdered number Of citizens.
The taxable property in San Francisco is esti-
mated at 3o,ooO,o 900, being $ll 100000 over
last years estimate.
The clipper ships Hornet and Flying Cloud ar
rived on the 18th. The Hornet was 40 minutes
ahead of the Flying Cloud. She lost the chief
officer and seaman in gale.
Much uneasiness was felt at San Francisco on
account of the on-arrival ofLeut Beale and his
party.
Gold has been discovered at Santa Cruz.
o. Hinton, alias S. G.. Gordon, the Ohio mail
robber, has been arrested.
Petitions are in circulation urging upon Con-
gress immediate measures to build the Pacific
Railroad.
The squatter difficulties have nearly subsidized.
Politics are waxing warm. Edmund Randolph
prominent Democrat, has taken the stump
against Gov. Bigler.
The city license tax has been declared, by the
Recorder, unconstitutional
The Chinese merchants are about opening a
banking office in San Francisco.
c. J. Buffum, the agent of Todd's Express
committed suicide.
Wells, Fargo & Co.'s Express office, in Sacra-
mento, was robbed of $500,
jeremiah Jefferies, formerly of Boston, was
murdered at his rancho, near Ell Dorado, lately
He member of company H, Massachusetts,
Evolunteers, in the Mexican war.
The San Francisco markets have been exceed
ngly langud. Flour firm at $S21 @ $22 for supe.
rior Gallego and Haxall. Corn Meal S4.75 $5
Mess Beef: Chicago SS17, clear Pork $s3l; Hams
1TI@l8; clear Bacon Sides 194. Choice Butter
% cents. Lard dull at l5@18.