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For Ls.s PaeA, ~ Cssi Hs.ss
'ss pounds ss s ss ~. ..
is-ineh Ioa deed iochs saeh
For hSst~ 0Tes.
voc pounds epsspy nns iron had head psr pound
sas s IRON s CO, ss hs head . mails
dozen \ inch sAshp uisys per dozen
10 pU 10 nen aa .s.a " s.. % sanS
do best siA- susnd sash cord do
suses' = IRON screws perg0s.
s 10 e ssss ss iron s ssssrs %, door, sss
pairs 81 by TX inch non bui, hinges per pair
~ pairs $ By 5ineh but, hinges do
~ ~ inch moftse locks best quality mineral knobs saeh
"A pounds India lin per pound
100 pounds so-p penny copper nails per pound
pairs hinges, sineh, pattern pair
. brass hasps and staples per pattern per set
CLAss No. IL.
Fer Muster O1'ee. $500,
hamci. master of mari. per barrel
For printed schedules and orss Of Offer bidders are isseS 10
Iii 70 ~ provided In and be distinctly uader
By s . De sss @ psa " s
probable quantity which may be required rs wei q T. ~ dat. o
enumerated Articles and IN eA quantities and az
ss year ending sc june s and so Ieqas.sa until further
shall be made for The ensuing fiscal year Of aud
,he I prices shall remain q
der every and subce, to the
Inspection count weight Of The said yard
Uonuaclors Glasses headed who do
CURED their proposal. agent city principal
place ae. the yard q delivery who may be called upon " deliver
Tie deliveries Of all building may te commenced forth
the and continued from me in the opinion Of
The Of ho yard hs want, Of tho may
Gent notice and must be completed u'Ai" the fiscal year ending
They measured inspected, counted weighed, BY
s y s s s al as
a reference is made the commandment Of the yard When all
articles growth, production and manufacture Of
Approved sursies contract. win be
CURED and twenty csnuu additional security deducted
cancelled unless Otherwise au,orxed BY The department
ring year. twenty per may. dis
erection Of be paid on s T., q
ne Saans eighty cent? win be paid By The @1sy New
Z, be paid until all rejected articles offered under The eonac, shalt
have been removed from the yard unless specially authorized BY tbs
department
@snonsd The qualify he times above provided
United States, Inundated damages sum Of money equal 70
be paid the the actual delivery thereof
which quidaed damages be recovered from time to time
The sign tho and make afdsvi. s.
Each signed making j. and
according anuexed and their
dence naming State be distinctly stated.
provided in the bureau shall have tbs
annuiling the
ernmcn, Congress shall sufficient appropriations
for estimated
for, and on which this advertisement Is based.
Persons whose offers shall be accepted will be notified by letter
the occ which be considered SUFFICIENT
and they do into for HE supplies specified with
days this Off
Of bda will be made with other
and the Of such defaung bidder will be held
responsible for all dcinquencies
All offers made in strict conformity with this advertisement
WILL option bureau rejected Those whose of
fe be will be noted and contracts will be ready
for execution without delay by the agent At New York
FORM OF OFFER.
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"a ~
washington Branch Observation-Disclosures han - Fol-
FAVE daily Sunday at and ., a. M, ~ ana NJ
The an q. s. D. n is s1ss stops only Annapolis Juuc
ton Relay the others at all saions
Trains al . and Ok p M, connect with Annapolis
DO do u, a. m., and 5, IN. do west
d. and IA m, aud s. p. m. do east
Arlington Baltimore H rs
Do do and return j 10
Do do Annapolis. ......................... ! IS
Da do and return l 80
The round trip all be procured the Office,
INV ''' s''1 - - ~ 4. II. PARSONS.
July l6--du 8 0 Agent.
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nnoEEssoH ALEXANDER e. BAHRY,B TrAoopAe-

OROFESSON ALEXANDER g. BANA6 . ITfoOPhe-
rous compound for preserving fastening soften
iny and hair, cleaning the hesd,
curing disease Of skin and external cat. bruises &c Tbs
all who used barrys Tic0phe0u wheh
for the IMMIGRATION Of the hair srupou
cuts bruises places the head of all Preparations intended
,o ,he like consdcTed Figures
The sales average million 81 ho'ts.
Tie receipts In This business will
thai amount number Of orders which daily arrive a the
1877 broadway, addressed 70 Professor Barry
cosna cash. and requng attention, would scarcely
The wholesale desnd i from 1000 @ Oo bottles
oned The popularity the article everywhere, and the liberal
terms Dealers cobne ncrease lis sales with great rapidly
and compositions made cOnsdosabae
reputation well intrinsic vains Pc sas whos
RETAIL and manuibci0y, 37 broadway
by the principal and du& throughout Tho United
Mexico West indiss Creas 6n and France
and BY l.. Gbbs, WashiDgtOn D. q. Bold
urge bottles. Prce IS cents.
May l-d6mt e@fa@
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NOTICEWc opening Of the richest and best
IN goods New York Philadelphia
brought We think useless
could describe their richness and beauty but
respectfully invite attention Of the public.
SEP 22-5nwlw HALL 4 BROTHER.
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Glands AND CUMMfNGss BRICK MACHINE PATENT
Rights aaeMchae Nourss CO., u this city, have nsen
United States fs the sale o.
rights II thoroughly tested and pro
by throughout the country 70 he me
machine purpose that has been PRODUCED
ces~uy worked by the application Of motive puwer
clay epasd, ana ~
seconds the hest
thus excelne pidy Of operation other machine
for that purpose known.
The issue Of the American Is only delayed until the ms
abroad Meanwhile, NJ N. Co.
pared assoste f the sale Of amount Of territory and " give
a good title 10 the
Apply letter. paid their once, Of 9th and
Streets the Post Once Department
June 49, eodn
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TAINTED Immediately, NJ the Little Falls bridge,
good cutters,
wages q 30, ~ ~, and q 50 per day.
Also, twenty five good iaborers, waEes q - per day
GEO. THORN,
Capt. Typographical Engineers in charge of
Sept l3-dun Bait. Sun construction of bridge.
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mwo NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENTe--Two new, eeby
maasels,
each, every
ecn~el family viii bc ,-nscd upon favorable
p~nctusi tenant on spP'ica'ionso
Auctioneer and Ccmrsaca Merchant,
South sAe Peansyivanba hewaa ~ and l0sh
An e-ecdu
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For freight or passage Apply To- o,, 90
kowAl No. * $ c %.i .srs.., NY ~.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY, b CO.
i Is klaa: Arm: Yard, Lo.ao..
a 8 Rus soss DAM Dc. v,e.o,,s.
GEO. Ii DRAPER, H.vr..
The OF these shp~ will be accountable fs ea aiy
'iSs are ''sd therefor and the value thereof therein
COR sALE.A Tire, .,ory brick dw,lrs e-s.>~~~
style saiof material ~ .sssA~s
.sss, .s"a.: ss ...s"s 's".ss 60
Any o.. as...s ga'ss.s c." s..='. ~ r.~' 90.
Terms, oaoshl'd o,.A the balance :. q y -. y ssss.
Exchange Broker National Hotel naila,ss- wssewsS~ &C
A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover ssr..', n~..~~, ~
q lie lewis siss Rebuilt, and ssS.s. ~ss s~ s
ucc Of tho travelling public.
TTrCLE TOMS CABIN afen.s ses.u-.grs ?, Mrs :.
whiehnr Gallery Pennsyivan'a avenue near ~ street. together
with ror,rss,s Of son'as The famous a"'tn Of so"s
d II. HOOE 4 CO., W hoesals and Retail Dealers -
400. o. oh Dug.
Pennsylvania avenue, 7h and 9Th Streets Wsshns'o
A..s s-a
NOTICE AND REMOVAL
subscribe, Win s r. o.g ~ s n
new building As The one now occupied viii ?, Immediate. taken
he co,asr psc. where VII, y found
large books stationery Ae Of every descp
stock Of goods
| X PARNHAM.
NRA those indebted win be kind enough
can ..d .e their some Of which have sssn sd
w ). collector n, settlement !. z
Important have businss closed 10 by that nme intend TO
make . different arrangement in my busness
July s-dfn RF
MARBLE MANTEl.S-Marble Works-The subscriber
M bee friends and The pubc that he has in
creased bis stock Of marble msne comprising sienna
Spanish Egyptian Italian and black marble richly carved
snA pnn Of the hest quality STYLE and superior hn'sn
which he ofsrr for for cash. Also marble monuments
ombs Rnd head sabs marble window ss In
tets steps, and platforms marble Ill., and table tops
soapAone, csicined plaster, - 50 per barrel :.
Ato on hand brown New YORK
Aas and steps, suitable building He invites the
ron o. buderx
satisfaction 10 al who fhvor their orders
l Rt1THEnFOnD,
ialy &-as~em On ssse, between 18th aad i2sh.
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THE UNION ACADEMY corner 81 l4ah street asA
i New Yosk avenue,
z. RICHARDS, A. ~, Pnncipa,
the USos FsnALs AoApxnr, i4h street, bswses
Ysvt asA d sssoes,
Mr.. L. RICHARDS, Pdacips,
lunna
weeks Js aad win for aace the Art Monday
sepssmh<r, 1850 fall beasd Of
For further paruousr catalogues and circular Pam
hans Bookstore. Jelly 7-3m
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NAvr DsrAKxaEnr,
"a .ftr. Of Yards ssd Docks Sept ~ looa.
cEALED PROPOSALS. FOR each class separately endorsed Pro-
~ urss, navyyaId kookyn, New
v,t viii b IL O'Clock, the 25
sy .: October delivering place
.lsses shs
s.andxa hereof spsehed
Class No /.
Timber, Lumber se.-For SmtfAesy.
ao round piles Is feet long ~ TO IS inches diameter
butt each
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UNIVERSITY OF OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEPART
MEHT.

OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
MEaT.
win Monday Novesssr ~ and win 'stm
' II n iSssa r. D. Professor q esssis;,y
A. T. ce S,Dsi n D Professor q os.istie..
.,sus ~ No., A. D. Professor 81 Mssesia k.aea
Thomas Hunt, D. Professor o. Physiology aad Pathology
Samuel p ohopsis. n H.. Demonstrators Of Anatomy.
October Of April.
. .n are sn saa q a.
student. aceo.p.ny 'ss pos.sos ~ ss visits and Ass ENJOY
There about pu.and patients prescribed for daily in This
The number of patients nearly year
THE NOTES OF the southern AlAnufactarsrs. Da.h
: "' e'''A''' : p'' = 80 HENRY N. MOUSSE,
once opposite Treasury corner Assr s .1S n." s.
EVANS & WATsOEy PAiiadelp -MAnaAHeaur.d
paen, Key hos cover ssmandsr Ore and hisfpsoef .ss
p Also vaults and iron doors banks sorss
Reference Jew who have safes many
more 3 named Owe. 1000 Of ss, safe. 4. . ..s
D. c. has Of safes in and authorized
Y.msn' and ns.han'os Bank, Philadelphia, safes
united ni'ss s s:.,s: Arsenal rAi.a.. in California
United States Appraiser. Once Philadelphia
Philadelphia, Germantown, and MosowH Railroad Company,
Richard Morn. = Son, locomotive works. Phi.dslps..
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia
Sole syeney fE Buterwosth's superior bank locks.
Pasent isehncd refngcratss.
July 9-2awly
Home and Foreign Patent and 0sneral Agency.
MICHAEL kOURSE L CO.,
Of nearly opposite
General Post OAkce, washington, d. G.
N N. q Co win give ,he pro.ecsdoa
III the whether before Conge
Csu The Executive Departments procuring
this aud ssa countries aad tbs psschssc and aS Of
Their viii be
OF the rendered.
BOas Of the firm viii shortly EagAaA
Of Eaope and will
may b inuusssd
MICHAEL NOURDE,
JAME0 mOR0o,
CHAo ?. 0rAhsebRY
soa.si,ss and legal adviser, \. n. GILLEr
1uneI ~
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UAiversasy 81 AaxyianA.
THE ssy ~aa hsa Tsstsdsy October
i u, isss ana ea<e OF - AZ Msrrh, le3s.
ruecpsvs ard Practice susy 49, Ctncai 6ssssyhsthas
cN~~s~szy asA rNs~s~y-wm r. A. Aikss. ~. d.
rps<. 49, rvseocs ns<esss 80 Csstes neAcsss-ssmi
~ CN<w, ND.
anas~~v $50 rNv~.r.cxv-J~-~vh RoAsy, ~. d.
uAs~~rsc~-RssAarx n. rk~~aae, n. u
Masesss MrAoa Thsrrsstos, and rahosocsosse W. hnn3
hr~svs. y, n
rssss.sAl A.Asc.sy-Rer~,ca Smith, NJ. o.
tcs- w As ssa ees So ss"a"ssos fss so, mstr'culs-
the hcslty shess
AsA he Ns-v ~n.ry scssasssra 2oa hc< u heoag s
attended ~suvey ~ fseny,
waicsisse~ al the school sruuGost NJ
Aaassai abundant cbesp Kxpsssss living
. s. ~ asy Atlantic city =.
wM r. A. AIKEN, n. D.,
A~e sa-aawsishoct ast Dssp.
Tor RESTTbst stony houss eaaaaies
the nostheass
containing Of water, fruit nees rsses ic Rept ss
fsrhsr particulars inquire Hon. A. KsaSa or villas
suckney, No In fowIers building, -
Seventh streets
July J-TFks0
u ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS subscriber lss revived
~ other supply OF those universal
fscnred by r. Fsrsom NJ Pnisdepa MsA winch received
diploma from the M~uopolitan Mechanics cy
Its conceded by those who have examined useA This ~f
sor 10 he decidedly the best article ~ arvsr
that sach article Of food peovison entirely fs
with facility by the plan Of lie consncon currsst ~ cold az
10 end wiAAn
while, by vsntsuaG cowRivsmee.
For pces, yvsvsrs ofkeirs
turned they do not prove in svery wsy
ApU-1 "a EFF Iron ban
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rhs new York Liverpool United states mail
Steamers
The ships comprising this line are:
Inc huAnuc... We"
Inc racine NsPt Nyu.
...... 80.
The batuc Cape SolssocA'
The Adnxut .-..Capt. OtAon.
r~H> These ships having been built by contras sx
pre- for service, every care has been
fHXHlH0 their engines
insure strength and speed; and their scconmo
uDequAled for elegance aud coo
Price OF passnxc York Liverpool In Grst cabin 4lSo
CO. Exclusive OF exus size state S
Prom Liverpool 10 York, 30 and $40.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths secured until paid for
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NEW SPRING sOODs.-p. w. BROWNING, merchsn
tailor under United Hotel attention.
o. me cnens Of washington, and his superior ans
well selected vssnr
imported expressly m the detersned 20
~ out 'e the fullest the popular prices ra
he will offer whole
W and 30 and thus the % w
70 called" cheap<snsss fnv He spared p
securing stock Of n
cssos, or quality With many thanks iends the e
the MasN-asvn
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ID y. STEERS NEW GOODS FUN 0EWTLEMEs.-
have ec~ived suppiy elegant goods
msn making my stock :. ~ present a.e copssss The.
who ssn supply themselves pfesen
and approaching weather ny goods
before they purchase elsewhere fTTE'
May Is-iAf
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DxrAErnGaT MIxAaoS,
Once tndAas AnAlIs, Sept -. 1867
CEALED PROPOSALS, Proposals
y received The Once Indian AAirs
Guy O'Clock
nsxI, ioa furnishing the following Indian goods
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40 white pine bealns, by inches, icel longs
20 Shy do o do
"a ue- beams, IL by Is inches, IS feet long
As do IaIlers, by Is inches, 40 feet long;
"a do besms, d BY 10 inches, 81
AZ do braces, Shy Sinchss, 10 do
~ do w. plates, by inches. "a do
~ do plates by inches, 81 do
"a do sis by inches, "a
~ do puroins Shy 10 inches, ~ DO
"a do do by inches, VI do
10 do X. beams, BY inches, " do
7o4 do beams, BY Is inches, AN do
704 do do by Is inches, ~ do
4s do posts, by isches. do
2t0 do studs, 4 BY 5inches,6 do
24O do ratsgs. Any and 6nches, feet long
14 do Jack Tsfess, by and inches, ~ feet long
"a do X posts, . by ~ inches is feet long
"a do mud sills, ~ by "a inches, 65 do
"a do do Y by "a inches, 50 do
55 lasef Say 3es. $50 feet per 1000 feet
~ yellow pine girers, by rs inches So feet ongi
~ do posts, IL by ~ inches 10 feet long;
Say l6o37 feet per 900 feet
l MA ncTchantabe u inch Albany plank each
5000 do u inch Albany plank, to be mllcd-
worked, tongued aud grooved do
600 spruce piles 81 feet long . inches diameter at
small end do
500 feet measure, pine plank
per 900 feet
s5A.a For Lime, Pitch, and Coal House.
l57 round spruce piles, aS feet long, 10 inches diane
$50 merchantabie t inch Albany plank do
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nHE NOTES Of the Southern MAnufact ursrs' Dasl
i are redeemed al par by the subscriber.
HENRY N. MOUSSE,
Agent =. NJ. Lark
opposite Treasury Department. 18Th
Sept 3-dtf
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-05-14
INVALUABLE DISCOVERY

D-Ihe inventor ofMLane's vermifuxs b.v.
Ing disposed of his right to his grea, remedy. the
proprietors, Messrs. Kidd Geo, beg leave to oe,r
it TO the American public as the best remedy fer
Worms ever offered. 1t has been tried in all Dart.
Of the country, and in cases which had defe ~.
e%xertions of the best physi clans, and never with.
out the most complete success. We caution ~,
ents against delay. Ifyour children exhibit SWIM.
toms Of being troubled with worms, lose mn
moment but at once purchase a bottle of M'La.y.
Fermntuge, and thus save them pain and perhan~
their lives.
For sale by sCOvlL & MEAD, III Cbar+ra.
street, New Orleans, Wholesale Agents for tia
Southern States; also sold by 4. z. RICHARDx-
Plaquemine. sp3s
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-05-14

COL X. A. Stecan.-After q long lapse o.
time, we had the pleasure Of sgsin seeing this
gentleman on Saturday last, and what was
extremely felicitous and pleasant to our feel.
ings, to see him also engaged in the advocacy
OF measures Of interest to the people, which,
we are sure, has ever been Q duty congenial
to his feelings. His address at the Levee
Road Meeting, (Which Improvement he warmly
advocated) was extremely happy and appro.
pirate. He insisted that it was dsleterious that
surplus funds should remain in the Treasury,
but that it was the duty Of the parochial au.
thoritiss to expend them upon works Of inter.
nal improsement-works, the benefits of which
we could at once feel, which we were all per-
sonally interested in. One remark that Col.
s. made is of special in~terest-that all expen-
ses for parish Improvements, tending to the be.
neft or recovery Of the swamp lands, would
ultimately be reimbursed by the State. On
this occasion, the eloquent speaker alluded to
acted as the representative Of the opposite side
of the river, and much cause have the people
on that side particularly to be pleased with his
We sincerely hope that many days,
Of ~usefalsass viii yet BE- spared hiz
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-05-14

The Bourbon Question.-The interest which
the articles in Putnam's Magazine, on the
Bourbon question, have created in the public
mind, seems likely to be increased by the dis
covery of fresh and important evidence in this
city. In substance, this evidence as we are
credibly informed, is as follows: In the north
eastern part of the city an old lady has resided
for many years past, who, in early life, was on
terms of intimacy with the Bourbon family, her
husband having been secretary to the Count
dArtois. She possessed, therefore, opportu-
mites of information which few could enjoy
She makes oath that she heard, from the sister
of the Dauphin, as long ago as 1907, that her
brother was safe in America, and that she
learned from a member of the Royal house,
hold, in 1877, that the exiled Prince was an
Indian missionary in the United States, named
Williams, and in proof that these declarations
are not based on any recent publication, there
irresponsible testimony that she has made them
for at least twelve years. 1t seems. to US most
improbable that evidence, all tending to one
point, should be derived from so many quarters
without truth at the centre, and we have little
doubt that the evidence will get clearer and
stronger as the investigation proceeds.-DeAa.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1853-05-14

JOY PoR THE 1NvAL1D.-We cut the following
from the philadelphia Sat. Gazette,D and recon-
mend our readers to pursue it carefully, and those
suffering should not delay purchasing
"DR. Hoo4LAND's GERMAN B1rrERs.-This
celebrated medicine, prepared by DR.. c. M. Jack
son, at the great German Medicine Store. No. 12o
Arch street, is exciting unprecedented public at
t%entlon, and the proprietor, who is a scientific ply
siclan, IS selling immense quantities of it. The
virtues of this remedy are so fully set forth in the
extended notice of it, to be seen in our advertising
columns, that there is hardly any room left for US
to speak oft. This much we may add-Ofthe
long train of physical ills to which humanity is
heir, there is none more distressing than the gen.
eral arrangement ofthe digestive apparatus, which
never fails to accompany a disordered. state of the
iIver: Headache, piles languor, fretfulness, a bill
ious tongue, a morbid breath, loss of appetite-ip
short, an indescribable wretchedness Of existence
are ITS lnsutferable and life-wasting attendants
These diseases, which have bafledthe skill of the
aolest doctors, have been radically cured by Hoof-
lands German Bitters.0 ~
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]. A DARDErEE, Sec'y,

Gold ss Teros.-We notice that parties O.
adventures are repairing from several parts Of
the State to the gold diggings on the Upper COL
orado. A party left Port Layaca and one left
1ndianola a few days ago for the new Ell Dora.
do. The Lavaca Commercial, of the soth ult.
says:
The late discovery Of gold on the Colorado
river, near Hamilten's valley, has already crea-
ted quite a stir among the people. There are
now from three to four hundred persons az
work in the mines, and we learn that they are
averaging from five to ten dollars per day each.
and few Of them have already succeeded in
gathering as much as fifteen hundred or two
thousand dollars worth Of gold. The tide of
emigration has already turned its course in that
direction, and a large number of persons are
daily pouring into the mines in search Of the
precious dust. Quite a number of farmers in
the vicinity of Lockhart and San Marcos have
left their crops and started for the gold regions.
The merchant, too, as we'll as the digger. is ND
and doing, and is trying to profit BY the discoy-
cry OF this new Ell Dorado in Texas, for thew
have already sent forward a large quantity Of
merchandise to the mines. A number of our
ewn town people have left within the past few
days for the diggins, and others are PREPARING
to leave in a few days, some taking with them
pick-axes, washpans, &C., while others are tax.
ing provisions to feed the hungry.
A gentleman direct from the mines informs
Us that the country from Hamilton's yallev
around has been explored for a hundred miles.
and that rich deposits of gold have been found
in every direction. 1t is stated by persons who
have been in California, that the gold mines on
the Colorado are equally as rich as the best Cal.
ifornia mines