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shape of coin, from the valne OF to 500. There
has, doubtless, been large quantity oil coin manu-
factureIl ut this den, but as yet we Know oil pnt
little in circulation in this sectiono the State:
Very much of it has probably been sent to Mexico
and the lower country.
How long these villains have been at work is
not known. The value of the total machinery
brought to light is about S5UUO'
smuggling of opium has become quite business
amongstthe Chinese passengers who arrive at our
mort and large quantities of the article have been
seized by the officers fthe customs who have been
on the lookout for the smuggers lot some time
mast Amongst other contrivances for carrying 1t
ashore they had adopted thatof sewing itin belts;
othe have itstitched in the Innings OF their clols
in their shoes, and in all imaginable places. a
lot of it was found in the bottom OF pork barre.
LATER PROM OREGoS--Ihe accounts from fort-
land, Oregon, are to the 18th ot:June:
| Governor Lane has been elected delegate to
CONGRESS by from 200 to 9, 600 majority, and the
Democratic ticket has succeeded throughout
REPORTED DiscovERY OF NEW GOLD MINES
The Oregon papers contain rumots of the dis
covery of rich and extensive ecld mines en- the
Santeam1iver, some so miles from Salem, which
are reported to yield from St0to 500 per day 10
the man.
Tie Oregon Tract Society held their annual
meeting at Salem on the 4th inst. Yearly members
of the Society were instituted, by means OF which
the sum of $500 was collected'
EMBEzzLEMENT.-A young man by the name OF
Henry Cohen, formerly book keeper with u:
Moore & Co., 50 William street, New York, but
recently cl TX in the employ of J. Kohn, Of this
city. has been detected in the embezzlement OF a
large amount of money from Mr.. Kohn. The sum
of S2l1s.50 has been discovered, which leaves a
loss 10 Mr.. K. of about $780, The culnrit is now
in Jail awaiting trial torthe otence.-OFegontan'
A SCENE IN THE NV YoRk sENATE.-The fol-
lowing scene occurred in the New York Senate on
Monday:
Mr.. Cody rose to speak, when the President
informed hin that no debate was in order. Mr.. Q.
told the President thar he had but a few words to
say, and say them he would. The President told
him he was out Of orders that he was violating The
seat. But Mr.. @. proceeded. The President rap
ped, and Mr.. O. raised his voice The reps con,
its highest pitch. Having finished, he took his
seat, saying he knew he was out oforder' ING nc
President said he trusted the Senate would see its
rules enforced; that violation of its rules wa:
as much of an lnsultto the whole Senate as 1T wa'
to the presiding officer, and more so. Comment !;
unnecessary.
/ I'll
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UNION HOTEL,

GEORGETOWN, D. G.
THIS large and house, having been thorora
ty repaiTcd and retted with entirely new furniture Of
handsome and comfortable stye is open for The &C.
commo dationof guests. ,,
The subscriber invites the patronage OF the public and
those who favor with their company may be assured
ora hospitabie reception the best fare, and such eom
and attentions will make his Rouse compare aSoEao
with the best kept hotels ntEe District ell ewheTe
Omnibus es constantly pass to and from the Capitol
rG anaam Snui e'e'eii . 'lo9 a. w. FlTzHUGH
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EAGLE SASH FACTORY.
E. LID s. ID r. W d G o.,
NIANuFA (TUREHS OF
Dnors. MoilLdinge. Snsh and Yenitiqn Shutters

Doors, Di0uLdingS, SASH and FeNIII4H N"H''''''
.jAcoB STREET,
CENTRE. WHEELING, va.
TTAVlNG completed our extensive Factory We a
III now prepared to fill all orders ur SaSh anu DO'
All extra sizesof Doors and sasnes. suitable 10 Sn
fronts. &C., made to order Every variety Of %
from TO inch Ogee are constant! On y;
Rvery variety or Pi asters and Achitlaves naue O
der Also Venitian Shutters, either stationary VI '
The assure patrons and he EN- Tg'
that the above named articles oTsTs
very best improved styles for
will be att ended to promptly, and goods VII! Co
shipping. ma9 ELI vs. wv =
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TnE CRYsrAL PALAcr.-The following table
shows the number of visitors and the cash receipts
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Mamnnofh 9ai;9 ssfnre=

No. 146 AND las STREET, w fIs Is ING,sVA.
~ AVERY, having enlarged his stofe IN order to suit
and one Of the largest stocks
Of Hats anu nat has ever been in this city
which ill be sold 1t lowest Wholesale
and retail. lSis,5 ~
Persona wanting Hats or Caps win please can
anime the stock Tor as we shall algays be
pleased TO show use our best 10
suit our customers ap2i s.; AVERY
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Cry MonrAL1fFY.-The following is table of
the comparative mortality in the four principal
cities during the past week:
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AnIrcw j. Pam
In Chancery
In the Circuit Court of
Ohio COunty-
wnlt IN Balls, admr's. and
NaiIlanLel Q. D0reey,

1"the o, Circuit cult, Court of
10y virtue decree rendered in this cause BY said
ID Couron the 18th day OF June 1853 tho undo signed
Sheriff Ohio county, and sucl acting commission
er in the premise will pr cecil to sell on Thursday the
first day September 1863 public auction 10 The lishs
est bidder at the front OF the Court Mouse of Ohio
county, twenty five shares OF tho capital stock OF the
Wheeling aud Rcmont Brdgo Company belonging to
said btGham bennett, and in the bill of the complainant
mentioncd Also, pts No. C25 and 26) twenty five and
twenty SIX in & G. Rclics addition to Nheeins also,
lots C9 and 100 nine and in said addition; also, lot
(14 one hundred aid roLyoe, situated the corner
French street and north OF Market Alley In srid
City, laid out by Moses w, Chapne and otlers nso lot
No. 195 John street, on said city, Also lots Nos C1
dition 10 City; also, lots Nos e. g. and 1o) seven,
eight, nine and ten square No 30 in tile Buea Vista
addition said City, oras ciency topay of tic claims
in the said deere mentioned.
Terms Of aleA credit FOR equal portions thereof at
six twelve eighteen aud twentylour months from the day
OF SALE purccaseroT purchasers thereof executing TO
said Commits Oner therefor, bonds with good security
WAI. S. WICKHAM,
ChRrH e..
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CURE OF COUCH. VERTIGO, RHEUMATISM.
OF the venerable Dr. Dunan's OF the city of
Baltimore, well known, and whose testimony adds
to the triumph Of tH1mptons Vegetable rincture'' M
BALTIMORE, Feb. o. 1852.
NIessrs. Mortimer & Now bray-Gentlem 1t is with
real pleasure that able to attest TO the general healing
curative powers of DR. Hampton,s Vegetable Tine
tue. Sometime duling last November was taken with
very bad and serious cough advised to take Cod
to try your Tncture gotQne bottles and before had
used it all MY cpughleft ME. Permit also state that,
for the last fifteen years, have suffered very much from
Acute Rheumatism and Vertigo combining me- at times,
my bed am FULLY convinced that owe my present
good health to the of the Tnctue, and kind Prov
dence.
think proper; and believe yours, very respectfully
NB-Ican be seen at any time at the Mayors Office:
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ePnCIAn OTIG ELS.
PersInnsHnir

PersinnsHaiF Dyc.
THIS Dye is warranted used according to directions
change tho from any other COLOR to beautiful
Auburn,
PERFECT JET BLACK,
WITHOUT
Staining the Skin.
Price, so cents per bottle. For sale KELLs CALD
WELL; Wholesale Agents, and.by w8I. R. MCKEE.
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CuMRBRLANp cnnTHNr.

IOGhIGNI.
iTlHIS HYDRAULIC CEMENT is recommended by En-.
IL gineers Latro6e, Fisk, Patterson, Small, and others
as equal in quality the imported Ceents 1t has
been used with great success IN the construction or cis
terms, solid floors, for cellars and rough casting the
walls fhonsesi and adapted FOR the eostruction
ofstone or brick atches vild uCts, etc. For sale by
JAMES II. STOUT &. CO.. = q Z
fv11 AEeI II AFhnytfa
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, Dyspcpail, ERheumntfsm Scrofnla, liver
Complaints, DC FROM THE METRoPoL1s.--Pass it
aroundlet The afcted hear the glad tidings This is
but the sentiment thousands:
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YWifTfaails and IBrOGl1er,
CfENERALlGROCERS AND I57-.I'
G o MN IS SION M E &C n a N

COMM ISsIoN M Err CHAN T s. i,
CORNER CAHY AND PEARL STREETS,
Richmond, Va.
their vices the sale of all kinds OF Pro-
duce and Manufactures, Goods for them may be shipped!
by the Bait Ohio Railroad to baltimore nd consigned
Brandt, agent for the Powhattan Steamboat
CO Charles Pendergast, agent of tho Baltic and Rich
nOn line OF Packets, either OF whom Will receive and
forward them without charge.
DIFFERENCES: a
Jas R. Baker, Esq
Aaron Kelly,
S. Brady,
MorganN Nelson, Wheeling.
DIR. N. IL. Houston,
NiessTs. Sweeney 6SSon
H.: S SI1SPPS : s. SSa' Baltimore.
Judge JnO. Brockenbrough, Lexington, Va.
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Dr., Gordon Harris,
/. CDiI.iSTTSn,F nm CAMBRIDGE.

"A GRADUATE OF CANlB R y. y South Gay
street, opposite the exchange Buildn ssnsbss Dr.
practical experience OF over 90 snTtsn class Of
to insure sound and speedy cure ~ NJ regular PhI
clans to the ha nds OF Quackcry. He may %
fidenaly either inPefson or by elteI nv addressnss
Iettorto Dr. Harris baltimore, Nd All com ofihe
condo ntiaI, remedies sent by mail 10 any apr-I-
See advertisement ON fourth page. - e
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Marshall and Ohio Turnpike Company.
IJE tolls are now charged heretofore this road,
and iii the earnest desire ofthe Directors t
will attend promptly 10 raging tolls wtsnout this
road winter USE and it is OF Importance TO al! that
pair for the public accommodation. Without tolls this
Juiy2stf JH. PENDLEToN. Sec'y.
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WASHINGTON, MSy1T, 1883.
Messrs. Mortimer &. Mowbray: Gentemcn-H Having
been1fiCed with Liver Complaint years standing
thereby, the hencft OF the aeted great pleas.
in announcing that after using few bottles OF your
Hampton TnctuTe, Ifound had accomplished perfect
cure have used different medicines from time to time
but have been able for any apparent good
ant is blessing TO stricken humanity that that edi.
cine found which possesses ae ofpro.
longing humanllie The many cures 1t has wrought is
be experienced from its use. Yours, respectfully,
E3Gs tsis sg j.. CURTAIN HAY. =
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MISCELLANEOUS.

New DIscovEnY OF GoLp-We learn from
gentleman who arrived from the tol-gate sight
miles south of Santa Clara, that arrange of placers
have been discovered lately in the Santa Cruz
mountains, twenty one miles f-om San Jose, which
from present appearances, are likely to prove val
liable. They are locatedon smallcreek that dis
charges its waters into the Guadaloupe river
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Thomas II. Gibson, :, :,

m
~ PLUM BIER. AND GAS FL n.l In,
No. U1ti0n st, opposite c. H. Berry nTps in zen
OEGS leave to inform his friends ard s Mug and
d eTal, that he continues TO carry on lS soil
gas fitting in lifts various branches ana lest
cts share of publ c patronage. -. rirss con.
He has Co1stantIyon hand, lead anu nut Nth boilers
mon and patent hydrantsI Gistern pumps for b
water closets, wash basins, cold wafer and al
tells, water coolers for private amiiies boyes I3
shower BATHS bath tubs, lead and IRON G!n4 ali ct
collins, latters kettles Tetorts ior III, Vb
chemical apparatus, etc. Factories, ETC. ~
dispatch. 1t, barar ishts,
Also, chandeliers, pendants brackets OeiA'
candle burners, ETC.. -, =. tb,ukfullTTs'
All orders left at the above place Will DC tN
ceved and promptly attended TO. IL, meet With
h N B.--All orders from the country "t' '"pe-snd
PROMPT attention I1rists
n IHILDREN1S ana hoy straw hats. Ais'-
~ q faf hats. dFab and blaG T. D. HARPER SOY:
A ways, Com New and desi able e g90N3
IN ing every few days at tie p0pulat S15 Sr RRo
May21 w y NV
NO. i. SALMON.
A FEW barrels In store, and for sale oy REILLY.
II mar ---S5T;IeI
. Now is the time 90 nuke IL ,ss,ectfuly
ETlHE citizens of this pace and vcln ieT Improved
invited to call and try the new anu 10 old EuintbIe
Piano and Furniture Polish 1t WI! ber possesssd
and Pianos as beautiful Shiae OF po!isH AZ bottle
when new. PRtcR-OHly so cents ~ StoTe No fss'
For sale at j. FICKEISoN'S lus'' '' inne9-$m
Main.st
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Phcer Times.
A SHOWER OF CoBwEDs.-Yesterday morning,
says the Sacramento Union of the 18th, the air in
the neighborhood of that city seemed to be full
of a species of cobweb which covered trees, houses,
fences and hats, much to the surprise OF the look
ers-on. They seemed to comefrom the southeast,
and were floating through the air at various dis
tances, from near the ground to as high as one
could see. When caught and rolled up, The rolls
reSembled fine cotton.
ATTEMPr TO FIRE THE Cry OF SACRAMgNTo.-
The Union states that plan was laid on the night
of the Oath, during the prevalence of a strong
south wind, TO fire the city. Acoll OF tarrcd rope
was attached to the Mineral Point House, between
9Th and Tth streets, and one endlighted. The re-
fection'of the blaze was happily discovered by
the bar keeper, and the danger aveTted in time
The police are in vigilant search for suspicious
person, who had been seen about the premises
short time before the incident occurred.
ONE or THE 'tNUGGETs.' The Nevada Journal
describes limp of quartz and gold exhibited at
the banking house of 81. Davis, weighing %
pounds avoirdupois, the estimated value Of which
$1,000. The lump has since been melted, and 50
pounds five ounces of gold, worth 81 per ounce,
prize was taken from Hopgins' Creek, six feet be-
low the surface, by John B. Knapp, OF Vermont
Company, numbering four men.
SHor HIMsELF.--Th Turner, from Ellsworth,
Me-, in a state Of mental arrangement, shot htln-
self with revolver, on Wednesday morning last,
of the heat, and produced instant death. He
leaves wife and three children athome.
IMroRrANr D1sc1osuREs-Diseopery of Coun
terfeitng Appaatus.-Ou city was yesterday
thrown into a temporary ferment by the discovery
made on Tuesday evening, of one of the most
complete and thoroughly organized rendezvous for
the coming of counterfeit money, ever brought to
light in California.
The Fire Warden, Mr.. Charles Duane, on Tues
day towards evening, was, as usual, on the look
out in his official capacity, for localities likely to
take fire from the careless use of stoye-pipes,
when his attention was drawn to small house
(unoccupiedl situated in the southern part Of the
city.
On entering the househe discovered, beside the
numerous atticles of machinery calculated for
coming money, trap door leading to some hidden
vault beneath, and, once in for tho adventure, he
determined to see the last of it.
Helifted thisromantic trap door. and descending,
found rnomy apartment, dark, damp, silent and
subterranean. Here he discovered c 1oll of pa
per of German manufacture, complete array of
Tools dies, screws, files material for making the
coin, stamping machine and press, and several
specimens Of the EandiWorH of the rascals, IN the
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sMoRBUs,
DIARRaEA,

81 MoRBUs,
DIARRHEA,
az DYSENTERY,
and all other diseases of the Stomach bowels are
cured by NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TINCTURE.-
AS azure and 1t has wonderfully sue
cessfu 1t will be found oninquiry that those who use
It have an exemption from hose diseases incident to
the Summer. 5ist ii' liF
Topubaha the testimony in its favor, would make a
large volume 70 Z
Call and get Pamphlets gratis, ny cures
1t hasshowD itself most powerfully curative 8 Il
NERVOUS DISEASES
their various FORMS giving life and vgor restoring
the shattered uton and TINS insng hope place
BY its asant, and safe action
the stomach lIver Kidneys lungs and the nervous
lem 1t cures Uyspsstd, Liuef Complaint, DseaseS ote
UTtndFy Organs, CoghS, RtDlG, 4fectfonS,
9lg Kfngs Evit RI eaastsN',
Ion Net.Talgfa, ST Kts Dance, Fits, Fisttla. Piles,
with 81 diseas aris sing Iron impure blood.
u ggFor sale by n. II LOGAN q Co Wheeling, Gener.
s. al Agents, NJ NJ RI o and by Druggists
egenerally
Oh 10 Sold by MORTIMER q MowBRAY, $40 Balti.
more street ltimore and 204 New Y
: 9ss Prire. 81 Iler bottle jg2szdt9wty
+ SJAy5 q jy1S II II sREIILY.S3
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19

QU1cK.-The clipper ship Courser,
now at pier 7, E. r., left Boston jan
uary 8, 1852, for San Francisco, crossed
the equator in 19 days, passed Cape
Horn in so, arrived out in l08, thence
to Hong Kong in AZ days, and back
from Cape of Good Hope in SS days,
and arrived at New York December so,
which is the shortest passage recorded,
the whole time absent being II months
and 20 days, 1OS of which were spent
in port. Greatest speed $50 miles in
one day.-N. Y. Eepress.
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19

short sighted as to not seek these per-
sons and buy their claims (which they
doubtEessly could have b0tRht at very
trifing sum- can't conceive. How
ever, this Frenchman says he was in
formed of this by an old Spaniard, and
he Immediately proceeded to the office
of the land commissionefsind examined
Weber's claim, which, be continues, he
was astonished to find asItold him by
the Spaniard. He then made search
for the eleven families spoken of, which
he found, and bought their right, title,
and interest, for nominal price, and
intends, as soon as he shall have exam
ined the archives of Mexico in regard
to the matter to return, and present his
claim to the board of commissioners
He is at present on his way to the city
to do this.
\ If his claim should besf&tifed by the
board, it will create no little uneasiness,
in our depot city. Curious that two of
our largest cities should be claimed by
titles as unexpected as they are aptfo
create trouble. 1t is to be hoped, how
ever, that persons who have purchased
property in good faith will not be suf-
ferers by the imbecilty or neglect of
>those who should have had more fore
sight.
We have had most splendid trip
thus far. / only find one fault, and it is
one that have always anticipated at
sea, viz: that the officers of the boat
| will exclude the captain-cannot dis
criminate between set of passengers
who from their conduct prove them
selves 70 be gentlemen. and boat load
of cGnaille. They seem to belong to
that school of sea-faring men who i'm
agine that when once at sea, they must
treat every one with contumely that
they are "lords of ALL" and are deter
mined to uphold their ignorant and su-
percilious dignity CD even at the ex-
pense of mortifying the finest sensibili-
ties of men who by education and man
ners are entitled at least to be treated
with respect. If | had my trip to make
over again would take the Nicaragua
route. This line has met with so much
success, and consequently so wealthy,
that they imagine they are perfectly
safe in acting as they please.
NINE, P. M.-Arrived in the harbor
Of Acapulco at O'Clock this evening.
The authorities will not allow us to go
ashore until tomorrow morning.
will only have time to mail this letter.
and must therefore omit any description
of the town. | will conclude by saying
that this is the most magnificent harbor
| ever was in. j. j. A.
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19

A correspondent of the Vermont
Chronicle describes the specimens of
gold recently discovered in that State.
These were found in Bridgewater, on
the Quochee River, (or one Of. its
about four miles above the
Village, by Mr.. Kennedy, of Plymouth.
jf0mS vein. The gangue, or rock in
which, he gold lies, is quartz, contain
ing alS considerable sulPhuret of iron,
sulph| net o lead, and sulphuret of
zinc-particleS of gold being found in
these, as well as in the quartz. They
have been Submitted to Prof. Hubbard,
of Dartmouth College, and pronounced
the genuine articleA The Professor has
also several specimets 5 of different color
ed ochre, from Strait Prd.
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19

A CALoRIc ENGINE ON THE OHIO
The Cincinnati Gazette is informed
that respectable business house in that
city has contracted for the building of a
frst-class packet boat, to run thence to
St. Louis or New Orleans, which Is to
be propelled by caloric engine. All
honor to the men who first introduce
Ericsson's engines on the Ohio. The
Wards, of Detroit, are also preparing
to put one Of the motors in one of their
splendid Buffalo packets.
Calaveras chronicle., 1853-03-19

L,rrE,s CHANeEs.-M1Se Seward, in
urging upon the atten' q Of the Senate
a 5rivate claim, said t e petitioner was
once a merchant, a Ieat merchant, a
man Of wealth-that he- bad been re-
duced by an unjust pros 1cution OF the
Government of the Y tted States, to 2
want, and was, while olicitlng relief
engaged as day la brer in the re- re
building Of the Capitol Mr.. Stewards
statement so affected Re Senate, tna'
the bill for his relief passed without a
vote in the negative.
A late Pitts6urg paper says, that there
can be seen in that place man beg
ging his daily bread from store to store,
who, a few years since, was a merchant
of great wealth, and whose name and
transactions were known in all tht
principal cities of the Union.-ProU'-
dence Journal.