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4,6B,423
Total TO LIST March, 1853

Total 10 lsl March, 1893 1858, 41J -
This aggregate, at $6 per ounce, gives entire yield
OF STILLS, 1875.
The English writer's to place great confidence in
the statements made in the Melbourne Agus-a colonial
gazetteand from this authority it appeals that broad
belt Of auerous land extends across the continent OF
Australia from tbs Victoria gold fields to those Of Ba
thurst and lis vicinity, ard thence to the banks Of the
Hunter and the back of Moreton bsy This tract is
several hundred miles in length and OF unknown breadth
Nor are the old dgglngs considered exhausted The i'm
perfect manner in which they were worked by greedy
adventures has probably only sklrned the from
the surface and left residuum which will tepsy indus
trious CLEANERS.
Ye. while gold is plentiful, report gives fat,erng
picture OF society. Huthanism and crime quite
common in the early days OF california, before Judge
Lynch reformed The ahd morals of the mob In
the first week OF last September 1888 Immigrants reached
the colony, and although the labor market said TO be
well supplied the demand still equal to the arrival.
provisions were high. Men focked to the country by
thousands, but the iar kept aloo and the
quence was that the few females who daringly ventured
into the realm OF Midas speedily raised the hon
OF matronheod and installed with all the splendor Of
miners wedding, in cabin Sin the bush" Young
Irish orphan girls" says the narrative, "who scarcely
knew the luxury of shoe until they put their bare feet
on the soil OF Victoria lavish money white satin, al
ten twelve shEgs yard. for their bridal dresses
and aun out of the shops, slammng the door, because
the unlucky dealer does not keep the real shawls. Al
ten guneas pair" But who should be surprised when
gold has literally been picked up in the streets of Mel
bourne itself"
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LArKa AND IMPORTANT FROM HONDURAS.

Nrw ORLEANS, March IL Later sdvices from ho"duns
state the country in the greatest state o. excemen
The Rri,,b steamer Devastation anchored of Tampillo
and dca uded lis surrender in the name OF tho King Of
MOSQUITO The inhabitants being threatened with the bonn
bs rdmen II they did decide in two hours, yisded I'M
der protest The Honduras flag pulled down. end that
of the Mosquito King hosed in It's place. The steamer
then proceeded Limss Cannonadipg was afterwards
heard in that direction, and IL believed that the
steamer had been attacked by tho troops Of Honduras.
shock OF an earthquake felt in the Beliss
February 10Th
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The nomination of Benjamin +. Haeu district at.
orneyI compliment due his large experience, emf.
nent ability, and long and faithful service in the
OF democratic principles. No doubt his quail.
6caons for this important post that he will bring
il professional and political stores of information that
few possess. His service in the democratic ranks has
been varied and signal Whenever his pen his voice
has been called into requison. the call has been cheer
fully answered. No man in late contests has worked
harder Tor sound national and constitutional principles.
When franklin Pierce and the sterling democrats OF
New Hampshire taking their manly stand in that
State in the State convention called to revise the cons
tuition, IN The Union meetings, and at the polls in behalf
OF the constitution and The laws, Mr. Halett pursu
ing the same course 10 this State, and by similar
But this IS but single illustration of the fidelity OF his
abors for the Of democratic principles and the
promises oil the constitution. Hence it is that the
piment IL so Justly bestowed. Mr. Halleu will FIJI this
office with marked ability, and his appointment will
be received with satisfaction by the democracy OF the
country.-Bo Boston Posi-.
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General Peaslee, the newly appointed collector OF this
port, gentleman Of fine education agreeable
and marked ability He has long enjoyed the confidence
of the New Hampshire democracy and the respect OF all
who know him and in the last contest. when the ques
tons relating to the compromise measures discussed
he of those who stood 6rmes national ground
His letter to the New Hampshire democrats last year
an admirable paper-bold, Straightforward, and frank.
He is of the slticest integrity and will discharge the
duties OF this Office with high Of honor. and
il that promptness and fidelity mark his subordinates
in office. This will prove popular appointment for
General Peasees suavy OF manner, great intelligent
and hrmness OF character, insure administration OF
the duties OF this office that will be both Just the gov.
eminent and liberal to the mercantile community.
Boston Post
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BY TELEGRAPH.

SANTA ANNA RETURNING TO MKxoo.
NEw ORLEANS, March l2-An English steamer was met
sc ven DAYS ago entering Vera Cruz with Santa Anna
board He b returning the capital to assume the rein'
OF government
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CHARLESTON, March l2-Tbe oath OF office ID.
ministered to Mr. King the th instant Mr.. Rodney,
the American vice consul visited him the 3D. for tina
purpose but Mr. King thought the ceremony unnecessary
fearing that he would reach Washington assume
the Office and II he should the oath OF office could be ad-
ministered there His friends however, encourage the
hope that the sanbrY Of his present location mayyet rs
him ia health.
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(SlRned)
Mr.. E. w. ABBOT.
LAsuNILL.s. December IA. 1852.


Sir; Your in reply my communication has
prised me by inmation contained therein that had
referred other mines than those upon which DR.. Gardi-
ners claim is founded and which specially described
In the original pa pers filed by him at Washington
The examined by me, and to which referred,
those pointed Captain s Slocum and my self by
DR.. Gardiner the same described at Washington and
tho title deed mentioned, giving DE- Gardiner possession
Of them, and signed by him. contains the Identical
by which they now known TO the miners.
The proposition my part 10 place in possession OF
the members OF the commits sion such information su p
posed the notice Avso al Pubtco" called for and
my intention clearly indicate this In the this
morning.
This and the former independent acts, and
must respectfully decline asking Dr. Gardiner become
party them any further than already been DONE by
stating that the mines and reHneries the
Identical pointed out by Dr. Gardiner bssng his
claim, and us directed to us by the original deed
Your obedient servant,
(Signed) f. w. ABBOT.
HENRY MAY, ESQ Chief of Commission.
TO BE
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THE Young Wemsn's Friend Guide, by John
i Angel James
The Young Mans Christian Y.as by Ryle.
Scripture truths in Scripture Language
shor Prayers in Scrpture
scripture Promises in Scripture
Composition for ANfict~ Scripture, containing
warnings. prayers, and ptosrse.
The sick Room; medi,atons and prayers the simplest
GRAY p.LLANTYNE,
MAILS Bcokselsvs, arsss,
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Positively the Last week Of
"THE GREAT PANORAMA AT
ODD-EELJOW HALL

NoTwITHsTANDNG the immense which siI 6ock IA
witness Brewers Glance World positively BE- re-
the end Of the week.
been made This the opportunity
gentlemen OF Washington ar.
Exhibitions evening quarter eight ed
nesdsy and Saturday afternoons At four O'Clock.
Tickets Is cents. Children hafprce.
Mar
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II was by singular. ten or twenty years
ago. that British subject first behodlng The shores
OF Australia should feel perfectly transported; yet u
must be confessed that discoveries have convert
ed the immigrants emotions into more substantial JOY
ihan when he travelled his countrys expense 10 pc
nal colony instead OF 10 modern Ophr.
The of the yield of gold al the Victoria fields
are almost fabulous yet careful tables are now begin
Ding show the statistics with so much accuracy that
our doubts dspeed 10 the amazing opulence of
region which Is probably inexhaustible. The following
statement piled from reliable data will afford fair
estimate OF The aggregate product to the present time
A unnupt Actually sbinnad 4 o1u aan ouncas
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NEW Spring Mantilias and Grape shawus.-we have
~ THE day received splendid ecnd
witch We call the attention. c vhans sppy ss-s-s
VII e" them - chesp Other ssassAens IN ne
Aa MAGRU0Eo 4 CALVERT,
rsnnsyivsnts svsnus, sesw-sn ~ srd Gun s~ess
AM
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OF THE METROPOLITAN MECHANICS INSTITUTE
L. open the Patent Once from 10, a. m, 10, p
The band win perform from O'Clock O'Clock D. m,
from 10 10 O'Clock, .. m, daily.
The machinery from O'Clock TO 10, d. m.
Tickets As children under ~ years. by
susrdisns,) l2k cents.
Mar 3-dtl7Msnf
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DscovERy ogERokEs NATION
L6ursvurs March u--Advices hop, Taiguah, Cher
okee Nation the 23d ulimo, state that great crcement
existed nation, owing to The reported discovery OF
gold in large quantities Horse Shoe creek In the north
ern part OF the nation The yield was said to be go to
aIa d.y per man. Large numbers are leaving Maysvle
for the location
.pprv.r or rms snIo.sov-srEANsa AsHoRz--
THE SHIP ATLANTA
Nav YoRK, March IA The caloric ship Ericsson hiss
arrived here from Alexandria She made favorable SIS
SAGE, and worked fslly equal to expectations
The steamer Edwin Lewis u aaDre IN IL nver opposite
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I'M and aner Monday, March ~, the trains
" follows
Leave Washington at 9 and 8, a. m, ~ and s, pm
Sundays O., a. snd s, p.
Leave Baltimore AT ~ and 9, a. m. az and @,p.m.
On Sunday Mt ~, A. M. and 81, p.
The FIRST ssd 18th trains from baltimore, and
fourth from Washington will be stopping =,
Annapolis and Washington Junction stations. :
leaving evening than Phil,
sdeiPh'si the one ~ Sunday morning only Baltimore.
Through tickets and baggage checks
YORK wn be Even by trains leaving a. m, and M ercep,
ny order;
:. r.. PARSONS,
Mar l5-dH
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LAeuINILLAs, December IA. 49,

LAGUINiLLAs, December II. 1907.
Sir, have received your note of this date and filed
among the papers of commission for such
may be made OF it, either by government Dr.
diner.
The advertise ment published my name to which
you offers reward for information about that mne
which the subject Of his claim at Washington
1t is specially described in the original apers filed there
by him, and the advertisement copies the words used
therein.
We have instruc inclination look for or ex
amino any other that described in the original
papers above referred to- unless the description therein
given should be mistaken IN nnmportant point and
the promised reward will be paid any who will
show that mine.
II you prepared do you requested notify
us at once and show authority from Dr. Gardiner
this purpose and written admission hi. part
mine you show is the which formed the sub
ject OF his claim
Your obedient servant,
(Signed) HENRY MAY,
Chiei of Commission
M
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estimate OF the aggregate product to the present time
Amount actually shipped, 100000 ounces
.' deposited in treasury and
banks 3l0,377
paid into the Adelaide assay
Office 2643l7
estiga,ed exported by ind-
viduas 200 "
estimated in private hands
at Melbourne and Geellong 100000 20
estimated in hands of dggers
at gold fields, &c. 100000 %
Total up to LIST September, 1862 2,532422
The yield in August and Julyj 1863,
was about $4,000 ounces for each
month; and taking thalyield month
ly for the last sx months, shall
have 100000 F."
Total IN I al March 1874 A 6Yy AaI
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Geographic despatch to the French government states
that, on The rejection by the Porte of the Austrian ultl-
matum, the Austrian flag was struck, and Count Leimn-
linople ,
The Porte considers itself under the protection OF
France and England.
The Swiss republic has resolved TO expel all refugees
who have been compromised in the late instruction.
The Cologne Gazette says that Austria bad rejected toe
proeed arbitration OF France and England in the dispute
with Turkey. 49,.
II is said that the Hungarian who attempted the life OF
the Emperor was husband OF the woman who was
logged 10 death in Pesh by the Austrians in ls<9.
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CONSUMPTION CURED!!!
TESTIMONY on A PHYSICIAN.

MessrS. Baker, q Co.:
DEAR SIRs-1he public generally are fully
aware Of tho thousands Of Comedies for Dis
eased Lungs, under the ,ities Of Sarsaparlllas,
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they will use patent medicnes,) to use one that
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A CASES Gates Blue Head Matches, for
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NETILHEIM Martin Administrator with the
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JACOB WESTFALL, Probate Judge.
jackson Feb II, 1853.
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