davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
CAPTAIN OaNDT


A UIH0R OF THE GREAT BOOK JUST Be
TINCrURE.
GREAT CURE OF B4EUMArIsM CONTRACTED
CNDaR TROPICAL CLIMATES.
BALTIHoRs, Md, June Z, 1884
Ar. SoekWi3Se, eftis Fbuntats Ho!s;. L.aht street,
RattfMore-
Dear Sir: Being o1 the point OF leaving the city,
avail myRelf Of g few idle moments to thank you
kindly for the adicins you sspt ne, az ghich Is
restored me to the use OF lny limbs. beg you 10
5end me four bottles more, TO carry on my VOYAGE
since had the fortune to use DR.. HaIcpton's Fege
table Tincture Gly confidence il go strong that in
gratitude 20 tie PROJECTORS Of szid medicine tsc
you to present my respects to them, and ini ucs
them to make It ncc3 publicly known ss a errs
Rheumatic cure. Having called On rs On the 10th
OF April last, nd seen me r-ostrated Oil ny bed,
Htes5 ia all NY ii EhS, you caa T. DTectate nGerI
we'll myself the prompt relief received f,o FL
Dr. Hampton's Iincture, and am positivs had 4.
not been tor your strong and forcsble recommends
ions [ should still have been in bed.
1t IL really pity this specific should not be sp.
proved by medical men, and like eli passat drugs it
should snHJr the imputaton ths public esnerei.y
give 70 such preparations. l inyse,f, 1ho wsB NJ.
ways opposed to patented specific, took this n1ec:-
cine With reluctance, ard wit.cu: confidence in it,
and it only through yoUr dsinterested friendly
reoonamsndatons and my critical situation ths. in
areed ms to try this really beneficial Yegetshls
dnstrrs.
Yea my inform Messrs Mortimer i hiswhrsy
ths support OF the good effects OF DR.. HaInp toms
Vess.stle TiEcture, it has cured ne in fve weeks
Of chronic Lssanan:atcTy Rieamc5ssns, contracted
Inier tropical climates and Of years periodical
duration. have only used three bottles and find
that even ths dorssd port: ef my hands are fast
returning o their former natural appearan
have bean under toe treatment OF several ply.
scisns iu i-ond0p and Paris, without any apparent
benefit; also, while IN New YORK, having tried the
rhompsoDisn and Eomepathic remedies, after bav.
ing besn tormanted with gs!vsnio ba teries, cold
and aromatic baths, and hu adreds of internal and
external medicines, ell to effect, am, So Tar
cured by this Hampton's Vege able Tincture only
TheEcfoTs, NY eer sir, accept of the assurspce 0;
my gratitude, AID bslieya your vel! wisher.
-~r- THoMAs CAko7.
REV. VERNON EsKRIDdE, U. s.N.
PORTSMOUTH,, VA, Aug. I6, 1851.
Nj. j. u. BOush-Dsar sir While am, In gene
re opposed to patent medicines, cander compeIs me
to state that nave great confidence In the virtues
CT llampton's Vegetable Tinctur.. For several
months past have used 1t in my family; and in
dyspepsis less Of appetite dizziness and general de-
bility, with entire SO far my experience
sxtea g, therefore, take pleasure in recommend
Ing it to the afflicted as safe and efficient remedy.
Ian, respectfully, yours,
VERNON EsKRIDas,
Chaplain, United 2tztes Navy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
BY VIRTUE OF IT'S LOCALITY

O1 Nv Z O0 OI 11O AOV11II
4 ND the extent and the novelty of its srpplics,
II JANNEY'S SHOE STORE hiss beeu-dh
nsmed "the Great Central Shoe Store" OF u
Washington. Its shelves ere supplied withy
good and fashionable BOOTS and SHOES, -
ard all orders ahsll be promptly filed In the factory
above.
Cork.soled Boots and I'll work for winter use
speedily made to order and warranted to at,
P. s. have just received q supply of Shoes from
auction which were purchased very low for cash,
and will be sold, Wholesale or retail, at low prices
HENRY JANNEY,
34S Pc. av., bet. Browns Hotel ar 7th st.
3l1 G street, opposite Bank of Washington.
nov 29-d2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
j. X. HARTWELL,
AUCTION AND COMMISSION STORE

" HE uudersigDed will continue the AUCTION
AND COMMISSION BUSINES in the store
frmsrly occupied by D. B. Campbell 4 Co, No 2S9
Pennsylvania avenue here hs will KEEP constantly
On hand large assort- ent Of House Furniture of
every description, Psrlor, BsdrGon ard Cooking
s.0ves for coal and wood, Crockery Tin AMI Plated
Ware, and nume:ois other articles wanted By house
keepers, sll Of which will De sold exceedingly low
fr cash or short approved credit
Consignments solicited, upon vhich literal ad
yanc. will be N dc jos. Z. HAkrWELL.
nov 2O-d
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
80 THE EAGLE n
- GAS-FITTTNG AND AA
k6&kA Plumbing Establishment. @A

~ THE OJNAEh OF SIXTH STkEhT AND
~ Pennsylvania Avenue, a. how r.ceiFirg the
acest assortment of OHANDELIGR5 and GAS FIX
TURE5 ever offered 10 the citizens OF Washington,
Ard at the tine E'cheapsr IL an the chesrestn
All that ia necessary is TO gir call to be cony need
o. this fact. The superior facilities of this house
enables them 20 sell their goois and do work at q
kss rate than any of tns retailers 1 This city
Thankful for tbs very liberal patronage of sbe
dtEens Of Washington AMI vicinity, TIE proprietor
sssJrss than that with the addition OF number of
tie best gas 1tt--s and plumbers Of PhiiaIe,phis
ard New York to his PRESENT large fore he will be
able TO do w0fk in both branches IN the mo t gu.
perlor style, AZ j. a. before slated, cheaper than the
cheapest JN1. RE15E.
oct 25-dtlEtJaH.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
A CHANCE FOR PRINTERS.
THREE PRESSES AND FONT OF BOUR.
GEOI5 TYPE FOR SALE

TETALLACH II )PE offer for sale, 81 the Office
w g tss Irsning Star, one MACHINE
PRES4, se1aole Of printing 900 imp essions per
hour, double medium sheet B5TH SIDES Ar ONCE, re-
gistering N sie m"st perfect m.nuer. One MNDI.
UH SdIra PRESS, in good order, and cne FOOLS
CAP RAaAeE PRESS. Tines, presses viii! be sold
low. Also, ons font Of B0UsCEOi3 TYPE, weigh
lag about $50 pounds, bus little used for sale on
He Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
GRAND ANNUAL BALL
OFTHE
N D MT vERIQl CLIR

THE members Of he "Mouut Vernon Club would
l. respectfully announce to their patrons snd the
public generally that they will give their Second
GRAND ANNUAL BALL, at J1CKSON HALL,
December IS, 1854.
From the we'll known reputation of ths Balls, Pic
Nics' &c, OF this Club. it is hardly necessary to
comment on this one fur her than to eay that we
are determined to make this ball far superior to
any heretofore given by us.
Tile Retire hlnsnts will be served BY en- e1peri.
enced Caterer
SuP-er will be frrnifhed for % cents
Prof Weber's celebrated full striu- band las been
engaged for the &C asioa
Tickets ONE DlLLAR-admitting e gentleman
and ladies; to be had Of any Of the msn bars anI,
at the door On the nj h. of the bali
MANAGERS:
"a Sas Williams, Quinn, John Nelson,
dhos Slnon Donn, Rob Howard,
Catoa, Psyne, JuiuI Keck,
nm Hc1tt, u aailagher, James Lewis,
orme, Benz HowaId, II Hollohan.
dec 4-s'lw&d7t WI Fl Towers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
WOOD FOR SALE.

ON LIEUT.. HUNTERS UPPER FARM, TWO
" miles rom the Long Bridge, above the toll.
gate, in Alexandria county, Va PINE AND OAK
WOOD for sale. Oak, 81 6254, and Pine 81 l2x per
cord. Apply to W. CARLIN, Agent.
nov l4-Sm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
UNDERTAKES, DC.

OkBINET MAKER s. UNDERTAKEN
'Hs undersigned would respectfully inform h,s
iriends, ,sc9saintsncoe, ecd ths public generally
anf ne still continues to szecuts sll orders In rs
est notic~. - '-i' s-'E'
EGFAaHiHa neatly snd promptly ex.cutsd
rUNE RAILS attended to az -. - -
sae 'horfss. nctioe. and in he hest ssstszgc1yss
M anef Bofs>s preserved ~ the ,,e.f .3.yct .,.-,
nSr. soe-s IN Isc nat 1rsatS,r
cAnkinl foT past fsvors, he would respectfully
eoi cit, s1j vii epd5a7cr to merit eontjrra,ce nt
thf sane ANTHONY DIICWTT
Pe. sT7, 2. 8its, between 9th sui IotS ets
Pesstsacc: az-. Hs-ti1's No. 3ei street. & iri
DoNse cas- p f1h Gtrsat E2z Ely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13

CHIRTS MAZE TO OORDER.-sTEVEN;. - wns
- Hotel, is prepared to make Shirts to a sure,
an warrants them in all cases to st.
Gents troubled with bad fitting Shirts CEN te
suited at STEVENS'S Sale:roop,,
dec 8 Browns Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
HAVE YOU A COLDi

HAVE YOU A COLDi
IRl GATHERS HERB DROPS!
A CERrAIN CURE for COLDS, COUGHS, BRON.
"A ChITis, and DISEASES Of THROAT 4 LUNGs.
nov 2I-1m
Mn. SCHONENBERG,
ener OF Piano and Singing,
IAN. NO. S67 PINSsYLvANIA AVENUE,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13

CHEAPE>T FOOK EVER
Published, snd containing z
nearly d ub'e the quantity Of
Ita4ing matter IN that Of the
FIFTY CENT? OR UOLLAR
PUBLICATIONS.
i tre1t- Gn the fHYSfOLO-
GI OF MARRIAGE, and the
secret Fl flmi.ies and disorder
Of ,"rth AID maturity, re-
fu-DnE II II e2cs,s 6, which
de- roy the pa sicAl and men
tHl IOMrrs. with nh-erxrt tionc
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13

A UTHOR OF THE GREAT BOOK JUST Be
"A INA PUBLISHED, SPEAKS Of HAMPTON's
TINCrURE.
GREAT CURE OF RahUMATISM CONTRACrED
UNDER TROPICAL CLIMATES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1854-12-13
;. 4. TYSON & SISTERS, SEMINARY

dec = I'm $40 opposits Broyps' Iote,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04
THE IInsy. NotIllnus.

ANOTHER BEov NOTHING TRIuMrp ~ MAssACHU
sL1TS-Two THOUSAND ALIEN VOTERS rIsFRAS.
cBIsfD.
ron III 30 ston Traveller Dec III
Ii ~ Ust-fc states Cfcoi C1o.s, 81 ~ dles lay,
Jrdge Gns'is delivered an opinion in tSs case &c
Michael Cfsrg, petJoEe- fer REHABILITATION. II
ctidsc sosr be PJ.ice Cou . N Lynn 10, sDca
coat O, recon s. 10 b. aHtho' zto 50 taxi primary
ccelaisScls o. sis s, or 10 Ia.ursliz9 teen; the
epDcstor 70 .bis court was fo- arai pse ers. Tae
effect 81 be decision viii be taIeqnir4 maa efs0ns
10 make tntic primNy dscarasisEe anew. TIE
occasion 10 uu4siscod n differ r. this from de Il.
siyr ror the suplewe C0Drt o. 'bis State. that,
shie il IL bella ty Judge SSaw shat The Judge Of
Fohce Couft may act % 5is Own clers, a8i thus
msEe bis cEn court a court OF record, as provided
by the act Of Congress Judge Curtis holds that to
constitute q ceu't cfrscord Ia the mssning Of the
scs, t.e con-t must ave clark 20 Eoske record.
Tbs dscisior VII sff,c, some Two Thousand persons
vno have tsstE out their primary ps scrs in the
way Thi1s is nos declared 10 be illegal.
KNOW EcTHIhG NOMINATIONS III BOSTON.
From the Boston Journal Dec. 2
Tic csiaop IA gaining orpd that Or. J. V. G.
Sm''h sill bs minated by che Know No.tinvs for
re election TIE LoJna.on win, /! Is SAID, be NJ sie
tns ever pg. Josi,a Dlnbam, Jf., Is said 70 be his
mcs f0 ri sbe opro oeht, receiving tns slppo,t Of
tie Zee soisrs 10 the orier, who fenolnss Mr..
5n.jth for having called on. tbs militay Ia the
Buns ease, ard ~ some Of the frieats Of tie pre-
se-t bquor law, who think be has not done enough
80 sEftr etGss statute.
We jqa lr.m tbs Tyanscript that TIC fan, wing
nfmiEaftoDs have been made for A sernen by the
knoz Nethires. Oily TWO Of these, MAssrs. Wash
hDip end Durham, are msmbers OF the press1t
losld, Ntf'rs. Clsfk, Dew and c. Fdin srs ma q
pEsM iDe present Commcn Council, ssd Msssrs.
flsgns aFc 10 IN srs ex meufefs 81 that bran H.
Ward i--Chas T. Woodman, leather dealer
Ward 3 sama r. Gould, piledrivcr
ward S-Ihos. sriaeuo, chaise trimmer
Ward t-Join NJ. CLARK, commission merchant
Ward a--t has WOODBURY. mason
Ward c-Nm. Washburn, architect
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04
From the Rio GrantIc.

From the New Orleans picayune, Nov. 26.l
The Austin (rexssl Stole Times has he folio wing
nteligencs from the Rio Grands furnished ny Msjor
Norton, VINO arrived y. Austin on the Is n ias.
The ipsurge nts bsve called n con Gen. Caraysjli
to head them. |. is supposed he will capt tbs
leadership. Sixty thousa1d do'lasr have been SAB.
Brownsville, for the purpose of fitting out an exp.
diti0n conditioned upon the assumption Of the CON
msnd by Caravsjsl. Tie ciiizens.ot Eoatsrey have,
Oh their part, guaranteed the contribution II four
hundred thousand dollars The leaders oi TIE revo-
luton have expressed themselves favorable to the
employ meBt Of foreigners. The arrangement here.
toftre made regarding the reclamation Of fugitive
slaves and runaway reonies can be reae Eed.
Horses and mules are very dear, Cd account OF tee
der az anst passing than over to this ksnk Of tie
Rio Grande; tne penalty for vi)ati1g IL 500 fine,
Tor passing tven o. breeding ANNA, and g long
IN p,i.cnnenf. A fine 10 laid upon any person wh1
snall XII breeding animal. For Instance, should
Me xican kin co ' for his own consumption, lie
psys 70 Tor the privilege. Every animal OF whatso
ever CLASS is t9xe--even to the dogs chi kens AID
ai come fowls also. Mericars Tho hitherto re-
lct 10 sporting Ion black locks have no 10 pay
20 csnts per month for enjoying the luxury. Doors,
xiDcoFs. I'd shors everything RAmeable are faxed
Ger. Vol has lately issued an order f,r ciss.iny
nng IeIa on 'se west bank of the RIO era Sde,
eighty yards back, from Guerrero to Mat.moros.
Itst order wSs btipg carried r.e execution wben
Major Morton left. Fen 'ts wFre being yemoved
aid The materials barns; corn cat Goyo: i, an ,Tt
sIo whole ysIey vill be anost shorR Of f., felis.
The best and more fertile land Is fount on the M Ar
gin OF The liver. Another order cute on Ill com
muDicsijon between the American and Mexiean
sidSs of tie Bravo. Neither mar, woman o. lila
can cTCfs.
kstamorcs has garrison Of about one thousand
mel, With good supply Of artillery, munitions
ard provisions. At Roy 0ose there are one tgndrsJ
men, four hrnd:td a. ComargO, four hpnilea AZ
sicr, wjth three pieces Of sr.illery, snd ons bno.
Died az Guerrero II Ger. CArag aial shouiI cross
BE- wiz rave good opportunity 10 peat tn go est.
kred forces iD detail Two tbousaad men occupy
Gle Of Msye than $50 mi!es,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

prom the ST. Lous Republican, Nov. 2S.1
Int0imato vas received late las. evening of the
sinking Of the steamers Pacific, Capt. F;ttiAu, AID
GSsDo Tower, Cspt.Yoie. From Capt. Ftshian, who
mp from C,ir0 on the ra,lreai We learn the fol-
loving PARTICULARS HIS bost, the Pacific, bound
for New Orleans, with full cargo, embracing con.
siderable quantity Of stock, on the morning Of the
25d, ~ Devils Elbow, point ABBOTT thirty five miles
above Memphis, struck snag and sunk almost i'm
mediasely Ia about fitesn feet water. The farni
turc IA the cabin and the books and iron ssfe were
1sken from the clerks Office and placed IN board
abe Grsnd PoEsr, watch came along after the acct
cert cccursd.
The GrsId Tower arrived At Cairo last Saturday
morning about breakfast time after leaving the
lspd ding, snd ~ distance Of about mile from the
Iesse, she struck rock, sbich MADE complete
wreck Of her, breaking her entirely In t~o, an
surk instsDtly. IL was the same rock upon which
the 81. Nicholas struck a short time since. The
Gya7d Tower ras loads d principally with railroad
iron. ehc also had on board considerable quan-
aity Of liquors consigned 10 X. Mackeuze and
Jscoby 20. OF slis city She viii prove tottl
lcs. There we're large number of German emf
grants On board, bnt no lives we're lost.
We we're unsb'e 70 learn The amount Of insurance
uTon the 20 and boa's =, but doubtless orr insu.
rance Offices VIII sunsr TO very large amount.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

Com AND SILVER m OHIo.--N is atstei tbst
thc State Treasurer ~ Ohio has issued circular 20 the
several county ircaurcrs instructng them that after
to-day moneys viii be received for State taxes save
gold and silver The treasurer II Is fad has been driven
10 this alternative BY Tho ctnduct Of certain banks Of
Olo in having sold him Eastern Exchange without hav
ing, al tho time Of prrentaiion any at the bast
With which 10 mef. their Obligations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

IL rom Inc Boston traveller, Dec. z.
The case Of James Mcdonald, of the fishing
schooDer s. and N. Rogers, OF Gloucester, vino u
claimed BY the English consul, Mr.. Grattau, IS .
fugitive from justice from the British North neri-
can provinces, where, II is alleged, he murdered
Charles Mcdonald, came before United States Com
missioner Woodbury., this forenoon. Richard III.
Dana, Jr., appeared for the accused, aui Henry l..
Halltt, Assistant United States District Attorney
fer tho United States--Mr. Grattan being present
% represent the British government.
Mr.. Dana moved that the pris Jner bn allowed to
give bail, and supported his m Yton in le1 ythy
epeech, in which he argued that ths United SAFES
Commissioner Tad authority, With the judges of the
ciyeuit and district courts, under the ext addition
treaty, 10 take bail in punishable with cath,
u the CiYcumst stances soould rerder IL proper Mr..
HSllett argued that no ouch power was vested in
The Commissioner, who himself was of opinion tn
be had 70 authority III the premises. A motion " Is
made by the krore3utDg officer to postpone the
case for fortnight, in order to allow him to obtain
the testimony OF ,be crew Of thg vessel 10 which
deceased belonged, snd CT others who we're cosni
xaDs OF she occurrence. TIE Commissioner, how
eytr, decided to 60 on with the case Ga Monday
next.
The question 10 be decided il whsthsr there is
spci<ns evidence tomake out " the satisfaction Of
sbe Commissioner o probable case Of murder; IL
~ then the accused Will he given up 90 the British
nu1hcrites for trial II The crime is maaslaughtef
only, then be mnet be discharged. "a the treaty
dkss lot provide for o rendition ia that case, and
The COMMISSIONER hss already decided that the
Unned States authorities have no jurisdi ,.iol for
enc purl osts Of trial here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

Patrick Cunningham, one ~ tho men who were CON.
nifsd 70 Jail IN Providence III acanl of g. 600 bK e.
answot q the charge o placing distractions t track
81 The Worcc,er Railroad made hi escape rom eouQne
m,nt "a H., lft iprt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

bo'h's..s u 5Jf Al
VIII the complexion Ct the new refinery g.e cape
city viii be at once increased 10 81, 500 900 per
month It Is not ipprobap.e that through tss aid
OF private retineIies much larger SUN coul3 BE-
coiIec. The machinery for ssiikiog the COIN ia Of
sufficient capacity to turn out many nnilloss ptr
month, snd II the gold card b. prepared the Brseoi
Mist could do as mach Business as the PoJs. peia
Mint.
The Danu'acture Of silver ccin will shorty DO
cfmmerced, as the greater part Of the machicr-g
&c, necessary for this purpose has arrived. 50 ~
OF the more uDimp0r ant sppurr enas ces baVe nbt
yet come to baLc, though they ara expec.ee by the
time the machine ry, &c, is arranged. Ire Usi@c
States government nss contra ted for the delivery
at this pcIt Of The necs sslry suppIiss Of sijvs,
bullion from Senth America, by Wi b mesus tDs
wants OF tie community 90 the score os sivsI CON
Tsy bc supplied. THIS a. an impprtsn, fssture, a.
Of non. nj 10 the bosis ess camnjai.y. Iftesissf
coins ~ ioieisn States tjsc,ed 'r0n IT,. bsrks
y ls necessary TO supply tie vacancy sjh Ameficio
coin, which win b. dope BY he Bras h sios =.
sooD Gs u az kind Of work comm need.
In snicipat on OF the mint coming into tn
make for silver bars, cons der abe tarcels b.ce
already been accumulate here % supply TIE de
ronld. II g diversion Of silver bulicn fr COZ, sse
rom ire Atsrtic ports i, rarber Z strange feature.
end he arrival here Of TIE first sa-fo u4ay bs h.tc
as q Le~ era far the North P4cid, c0As,~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04


On the 2eth nit toe Led, Supeti ,re:s writes
10 q fritrd In Wsshipg ION as FOL ors:--
Miss DnIkley was with us ten months. Sse came
bee for the fst tise abpnt so years ago. 20 make
aresreat. and ter pesitiored to b. recsgeI. bat
was aevsed to wair. A year after she rsre sso
Ter petition. ives received or trial, and has al ways
appeared % be bappy. We were greatly surprised
when she vas f.ucd missing, and ma h p3ined sbss
she should have left as she did. II Ia well known
tina. we do not desiIe TO keep any here who es
not desire to remain; All had Mss o. expressed
such W SD she would have been sent home loo.
diattly. We felt uTeasy about her, when we he AID
from the BeighDors tbst such person WIS sesn on
the road about daylight; and featiag sonesb ng
nigh. happen 70 her We sent our erseer to mike
some inquiries who learned thai she was IL Cesag.
eistown. As soon rs we found ont tsat sns lad
really gore, i wlo'e 70 her flsber 10 Norfolk.
telling him our ures mess and EXPRESSED thu 10
hat she ad gore oHect to Norfolk. q kept q
copy Of Ills Lottery
j. csp b. proven py oSe huT dred bnsrdsrs nov -
o'r institution. Pfpttstaats aDd Catholics .Dat 2ss
b. rever taught nyfbiDg hsrs excspt some lEsi0ns
en- The p'arc. She was free TO writs W. en- aid as
citer az thr l,eastd ne yer beard 10 psak a5y
sneusee brtfhe English, ano we doobt masn Il;
sbt krtS sny otler.
Should any further infGrmatil in bs necessary ws
can Civ t;tStI believe this u All INA. il necessary
for The present.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04

Net export since California discoveries. .sll3, 9s1
Here We have the total drain Of our metallic cur
rency since the year that California began to sup
ply us Of her aOuud dance. From authe 1tic reports
some of which have before been published and
from the reports Of the mints this year, we derive
the following statement Of native gold product
Stree lS47:-
Deposits OF California Gold, NJ all the Nints,
to Dec. 81, 1863, about. .......... 1912 900 900
Deposits Of California Gold Mt Phila Mint,
from Jan TO Pee. !, 1904. :...... s2,5i5e2s
Deposits of California Gold at San Francisco
and n. Orleans MINIS, from Jan. / to Dec.
], 1854, fpart estmated). .......... 5000 900
Total Home production Of Gold. ..... 1852 SIS 929
Deduct specie export az above. 1133s9, 9Sl
Excess Of Specie in the country $3.50 125 93s
We do not pretend to say that thess figures s-e
stlictly accurate, but they have been cautiously
made, and canDOt BE- more ih Al mi lion or :wo oGi
Of the way, the excess in the country being quite as
Ike TO be over as under the sm,uns ~e have sved
1t is thus proved th At there is nos in the Uaised
Sfsts about one hundred ard forty millions Of
dollars, in hard coin, more than there was IN the
year 1896. Our metallic currency has increased 10
. much greater ratio than cur population. And yet
there is croahing abou. hard times the croat,ng as
usual frightens the people, and although fousdsd
on fallacy, the evils moss g-eat 80 if they
were based on reality. Let the public examiae
such state ments es present above, aud by puss
en- ,leerful spirit they will soon bsnish the fsni
Ct hard times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-12-04
United States Branch Mint, San Francisco.

From the Ats California, Nov. ..
The operations Of the Branch Mint Of this city
during the m5nth or October have been sosoe was;
contracted on account Of the alterations going fo.
ward for the eLlsrg meht Of the refinery. chs
coinage for The month OF October amounted -
1920 600. During ne same psriod the deposits
were -