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MERCHANDISE.
REsroxED.-

1sttE nEs aoHGD II - Ftfai reitithl
. eonte't whi.b has agitael the Old y I'M II II
the lat half year. having pasi, anI tic s"ke ii The
battle having cleared up the r0mbatnHts now hnse an
~ ottaaity Inspect toeii uNr md replace Ibase
I'll tailored and torn p the bHsds.- ,uubfFl. With
surl rote be ouiut, and comfortable IN gene
rni muster Il i sfaiely nrfessary 10 tr'nind Tie
eHlsnt legion etuipu. taHqlIsie. Il The Baeaet
aHi Powell Di.firts. th1j the lid o. ,rtcr. - y"
- os.rif and Gnrtr OUTFITS - DO, CLOTH
ING BAZAAR tunr D..
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SOLIjEEON.-Ihe subsci iber- having dis.
poard Of their entire stuck Me,,rs. In,ilirrr"
H. Hamilton would respectfully cnll upon those itdebt.
Ell 10 them forward AMI settle, AL is csstntmi
that iheir cuisines be c,osed up early period us
possible In retiring from the grocery business they
rrturn their sncrre hanks their trcn- aud customers
for the liberal encouragement bestowed upoa Them, md
n,k "A continuance OF the same to ue~ ,"nrruI Office
at the old stand. DlllARD \ OGDEN.
d.r
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q Z f1UUF IN d Z IT w 7
GERMAN Bl1TERS.

prepared By Dr. {. NJ Jackson. German Medicine
Store No. 100 Arch door hao" Sixth, fhhadn
Their power the above discusses is not eNr"lrd
il eqused. by any other preparation IN the United
States. The affect, in rany cases inter shlmI
physician. ad fnled.
These Br,ers worthy the attention Of lnNhiiis
Possessing virtues IN the reotihcaor {" lie i've
and lesser glands, Nercsnr the nosl scarcting Po"r
in weakness and ae1 Ct the digestive organ, thy
witlal sac. certain and pleasant
YIRGISIA TESTIMONY. DR.. !. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
"a eb. 9th, 1852. said: u am entirely out ot the
German Bittrr,. They have become al the rage Noih
ngese sells"
The Tenth Legion, published at Noodstnck, Va.
said, Jan 10th, 1890: "A. Great Med,cinr-Ne hay"
uniformly reirnined from recommending to the public
of the various patent medicines OF the dHJ unless
thoroughly convinced of their saluo. Among those
consider thy of notice. Is the German Btters M
ented by DR. Hoofand, aud prepared by DR. Jackson,
Philade phia. One instance, IN pattcuar III who'll
he superior virtues tIs medicine Enve been tested
as fallen under observation. During the Inst sum-
mel. a of Mr.. Abram Cmbil OF this county. was
cry seriously affected with Liver Complaint and s(tet
irving in vain various remedies, he purchased bo,lr
of the Bters and after using il, much relieved
of hs Distressing maady that he procured a&oher bot
lie. and is now restored entirely to health"
They are entirely vegetable free from all injurious
ingredients always strengthen the system, and never
estate il
For sale wholesale by Druggists in all the principal
cities and retail by apohecaries and storebeepers IN
every town in the United States.
Sold by D. R. LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON & co
unit. H. SEAY Il CO. Lynchbnrs nd by dealers IN
medicine everywhere. lsep6 ly
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EUsE AEsI4HvED-At the Family Grocery,
- Nv, Roe, and Clipped Herrins4, Mrckcrel and
Shod, Beet tongues Dried Beef and many other ari.
Giles usually kept in Family Gr1ccry.
j. II. SOLOMON.
n. B.-A few boxes Ladies fine SHOES at cost
rnaN18.s j. H.
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4 Card.

Il THE subscihel having purchased Of II. Silver
"A ihetn Co. then intcre in the late ronccfn al
~ II. Silvr thorn X Co viii continue the business
at the old sand nnin street wi ere lie i'll keep
fine assortment OF GOODS in the line To which he res.
pcctfy invites the attention of al wanting goods in his
line. Mr. c. Nuiiz will continue for the present his
particular attention the WAT Gil and CLOCK rr-
rnitng 10 which would collthe attention Of ali those
la, ing such work } be done.
ma,lSt, H. SILVERTHORN.
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4 tANEeY &c.

4 'AND1 Nc.-
" 500 lbs Candy superior article;
Icmmans and Prune.;
CIf,t vino;
Brandy 7, uche>i
Preserved Ginger, all of which we will sell cheap
for cash. j, Bits CRAWFORD 4 dChARDS.
RECEIVING AND ON HAND,
- BBLS Stu ut c. Sugar.
- p q ound, Clarified & Crushed do.
90 boxes Ioaf Sugar.
l0bt's N. @. Moasses
10 hhds. 7. r. do,
100 bags Rio Coffee,
so g" Laguiru do,
10 -" Prime old Java do,
50 boxes Adamantine and Sperm Candles.
Large lot of Clover Orchard Grass and Timothy Seed.
Gail ,oon as selling cheap.
trh24ts3 YOUNGER & SMITH
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lyERCOMPLAINT, JAu>

Zpetsia Chronic Nervous Debility d disease Il the
Kidneys, and al diseases arising from Dsordered
Liver Stomach. such pation, Inward Piles,
Funess .r Blood To the II cad Acdty OF the Stomach
Nau ca Heartburn Disgust Ton Food func.s or weight
il the Stomach Sour Fluctuations Sinking OF fnttering
the Pin OF the Stoma h. Swimming OF the II nd, iiur
ried and difficult Breathing, tiutterng ~ the Heat
Chos ing or Sufocatiue Sensations when in living pos
ture Dimness Of Vision Dots Webs before the sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Heal. Deficiency If Per-
irafian, Yclowness Of the skin and Ewes Pain m the
Side Back Chest. Limbs &C. Sudden tushe. ii li"at,
Burning in the Flesh Constant linn gniug- al Evil. ami
great depression OF spiI. can be eaectuny enled by
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f.om CoI Riso'. gentleman VII l,,.,..
count, ii fnIsyi,unia: "" ~ Tho


Mrs,rs po,E 6 Co D#ar S,,: ff.6.. ....,
stating Tut so1e ,nnr Est yer h NJ a hortle 81
Doves rheumatic LfninsHt Ia u, On one of ,,,
vant- affected With RI cnmat n and applied il bu, onca
thnk' certainly not 'n"re II an twice. He irnr,yi
81 much. without being "fti,eIv relieved from, lfs 80
however as To attend 10 lbs usual Duties wl,i.b G
some davs he had been detained lton; when | L,rI .
the suhering' OF lady, lot whusc rcIicf her h,.L1
informed NJ he had tried satou pre- aration vi,ha,
su'c"es ian ea'otelN handed hiu tie bottle wih H.,
request iha, he would &l'e fair trial. shout time
t"r"aitcr, was cratihed 10 Learn from him thar h,,
used he Lninent according II the directions arr,na
nyng il hi wife from being bed tiDIen SUFFERING a
LePIe,S comPanion bud brrome entirely rcIir,,I nm,
restored to her app npfate duties.
Very rul y. your friend,
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FAygNiERt OF VIRGINIA.


I F, UPON any y ng thin your Plantations here Is
L a. ltcr ), OF any desc pton kind or variety
matter whp,e skin I dcteS, how long it has b,
standing, upon your man or your mad servant your
mules 81 ecps horses. COWS deg, say YOU and
guHriHlea what say. use TURF OIL, and
you vii ini il TO the malignant, MS well us the
simplest Sore that the form Of nun or beast or
refund the money.
TRU TURF OIL!
FOR OLD SORES e every description.
On MAN OR ON BEAST
OHe teaspooliul cqnal toan ounce OF any preparation
known.
Bruise, and Sprnins Cracked Heel,
Ulcers and Se.ious. Sore Back.
Srads mi Burns. SPIN and SPAWN,
Sore Lcgs aud Chilblaius. Sweeney and roleevil
Fresh Cut Wounds, Nthers and Marbles.
Cramp and letter, Chnie and ChestfIunder
StingS of Insects. RingbOne and Sandcmck
Wnpnd, under the Nails, Wudg al md Numhness
lnfamed Breasts, Saddle Gal and oil Strains.
Clan iuar rdnors. Swrled Legs and
Stiffness of Joints
Warranted to cure and danger from exposure to
cold
Applied to burns at once. il leaves no scar.
PI;ce so and % bottle.
For by STROLLER y WHITEHEAD,
Lynclburg Va.
DOVE Il CO.
Sole Proprietors, Richmond, Va.
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II. SILVERTHORN.

The concern Of Wm. 7
- Anderson d. Co. was dissnlycd ou the Pod mt.
by mutu, consent. Nn. T Anderson all ne VIII attend
to the settlement OF the business. und hr maine oil the
concern viii he used onI, in wind ~ up the same.
WM. 7. ANDERSON
ap9ts MCDANIEL, HURT u PRESTON.
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AIDES LOOK All THiS.-3000 yards
sup rior French Lawns from auction which viii
sell prices that will please. Also the very finest Kid
81 ivcq made G24 pair plain blacl silks extra line
cuurcd Fro ch Jackonetts md the finest quality Eng
fish and French prints 10 cents per yard.
aul27 Is Is IL. LEWIS.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW CONCERN.
eLe
J 4

1--WE ~ er.rned having purchased the entire tick
I af Mr u. X. LyHan and mixer TIA" large AZ d vel
known slsr q do"r, l. o the corner Mum an Mar
~, .,,,,f.A ,,,'y arenie hy tim, viii continue the
A ,af. etf4 and bug Business under the Iaine md
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MERCHANDIoE.
Attest ARRTyALll-NEw

- sPRlNG AND SUMNER DRY GOODS-Just
opened at Philip W raynes (K,Ie's corner. Main st J
a superior stock Of DRY GOODS, embracing Cloths
Cassmeres, Ve-ting-, Linens aud LADIES' C,ooDs Of
all kind, Cal and examine
upll Is p " PAYNE
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FOR NEW YORK,

FROM LYNCHBURG via PETERSBURG
By SOUIH.SlDE RAILROAD.
O1ls tine Night beIwrep Petersburg nud New iorA.
-. III III ~ III,
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L'sNE CLOTHS. CAsIMEREs, YES

L IINbs; NC, &c -SnpeI!9r Black rrrncb naa
co'ored Cloths Of the very iae.i make superior French
Ca'imrics hne Fesng., Cravats, hid Gloee-, Pocket
llnudF efchcis, Collar. g. Ny friends both trnm
town nnt country vi please gi,e ne call for the
b'ye go9is aal yos shall be well paid for your visit
api27.ts b. II LEWIS
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sUpPLyorNEw GoODs

')-lhe subscribers having received second supply
of New Goods. greatly reduced price,. wound tai
the attention Ut pu,cl ,sers Ia the fIIae ing
Plaid aud P,Hin coared Slh-;
Plain ard t igu ed Black du.;
Plain anl Fancy Barege.
Organdie Mu.iu-;
French JacDt Is and Lawns;
White Embro deled Muslin;
Barege Robes, very long;
Eeblze - cmhfoilered
French Work Collars. Sleeves nrd Handkrrchiei>;
Gloves. Hosiery. Sc, sc.;
and good stock Of faacy Prints. All Of which will
be s'ld II. much bclo" the usual prices.
June ITS STIGlE3, MCELDERY 4 co.
Republican and Floyd lniellisence copy.
y OEECE-1he subscriber, having purchased Of
Y John a. tuulip Iii, interest in the 'crn Of
Franklin Brother & Co. will continue the business in
TIA house. neat door 10 Liberty Warehouse under
the firm aul style of Franklin Brother. They return
their thanks 10 their friends and the public generally
for the liberal patronage extended them ic the short
time they have bee in the Grocery ard Commission
business mud most respectfully solicit continuance oil
the ptou sing their best exertions 20 give
sf'cnn all who mny do business with them.
JAMES FRANKLIN,
ian 2-,lt4 EDWARD FRANKLIN, JR.
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- LAkGE lNOCk OF DRY GOODS N MARKET
FOR GASli.-My stock Of new Sprfg and Summer
Good. is complete. The whole stock was bought
very cheap, aud will be sold for very small profit for
CASH.
Tie money msrket having become casy, hope my
friends and customers will come forward md supply
themselves literally. All | ask is call from those in
want Gt goods 70 insure sales
/,
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SEJINDDW GLASS; @ have an hand IA very latge
w lot (s,y 4jo ho>es) French. American md En-.
sh Window Gl,-, in first ORDER and of almost all
the yatiou. sizes from - SO, which are Of
lrring low the same qpany Of glass can be pur-
chm ed at in this ruar ket. Call IN exam inc.
ALSO, good suppl! of e,cclIen' putty.
iIpe lin !. ID GREGORY G. co.
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pain OF nn, yet to what depths of sin
and wickedness long ere this he mioht
have fallen, hadit not been for those
admonitions and counsels. Whenever
l see a distinguished individual, whether
sailor, farmer, mechanic, physician,
statesman, or divine, am always aux
ious to learn something about the his
tory of her who has left the distinguish
ed impress of her own character upon
the mind of her child.
If any one has ever been surprised at
! the fact, why Washington was prOvidsn-
tially blessed with mind so well balan-
ced, and with so much strong common
sense, he will cease to wonder when he
learns something about the history of
her to whom the early destiny of this
great man was entrusted
1t was her that early implanted in his
mind that unAinching regard for truth,
and all those noble quail les which so
distinguished him in after life, both as a
general and statesman But oae need
not search for distinguished names to
find illustrations Of this truth. Let us
take for an example any one with whom
we have long been familiar, and we shall
be surprised to find what a striking re-
semblance there is between the mother
and the son. True it is that now and
then we may find a striking contrast il
the two, but this is the exception rather
than the general rule.
Therefore, let no mother suppose for
an instant, that she can with impunity
do aught which is improper in the pres
ence of her child, which is one or tw'
years of age. BE assured that ever,
word which you speak and every &C
which you perform, is observed with til,
most intense scrutiny, and may yet ex
ert most powerful influence upon tn,
future destiny of your child.
Remember then those words of wis
dom, a" train up child in the way b,
should go, and when be is old he vii
not depart from it," And remember
too, that in this " training" you are t.
exert the chief influence. C.H.T
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-04

bS- The Annual Town Meeting for
the election of Town Officers for Ston:
ington, Ct, took place on Monday last.
The following list embraces the princi-
pal past Of the list -
iSelectmen-Henry Sheffield, Harris
Pendleton, Jr., Mason G. Hill
To,on Clerk-John D. Noyes.
Assessors-E. D. Wightman, H. R
Hall, Gurdou s. Crandall.
Board Of Rehef-Charles Davis
Erastus Wentworth, George w. Gavit.
C0msta6es-E. G. Denison, Leonard
G. Williams, John B. Steadman, Jr.
Thomas +. Slack.
Grand Jurors-Peleg Noyes, Resolv.
ed Irons, Matthew StiIlmau, Hiram
Shaw, Simeon S. Carsw, VIM. D. Pen
dleton.
To,cm Agent-Henry Sheffield.
Registrar-Nathan G Smith.
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Five Points House Of Industry
No. 4.

To the Editor Of the Echo and Advertiser o.
The buildings at present occupied by
the Five Points House of Industry, at
a yearly rent of $4,000, are very iucon-
venient, and the room they contain al
together insufficient to answer the pur-
poses of the Institution This difficulty
has very materially hindered its progress,
the accomplishment of its designs, and
the thorough maintenance Of its disci-
pline. To remedy this embarrassment,
the Trustees have recently decided to
erect building more appropriate to the
wants of the Institution, and one which
will eventually enable it more economi-.
cally and advaatageously to carry out
the objects it has in view. A plot of
ground, comprising three building lots
on Worth street, fronting on the Five
Points Park, has been purchased for
$ll, 200. On this, there is now in pro-
cess of erection, to be completed the
first Of November, irc-proof brick
building, 65 feet front by lO5 feet deep,
six stories high, and comprehendng
about al 900 square feet of flooring. 1t
will contain spacious and commodious
Chapel, three large and well ventilated
school-rooms, convenient work-rooms,
bathrooms, nurseries, dormitories, etc.
The cost of the building will be about
$l9, 900; which, together with the cost
of the ground, will make $50, 0,OOO.-
Nearly 900 has already been SUBJ
scribed toward liquidatiug this sum.
One Individual has made a donation of
$1,000. This building is directly op-
posite the Methodist Mission House,
and nearly at right angles with the block
now occupied by the House of Industry |;
which block will still be retained by the
Institution, for Model Lodging Houses, ,
Thus will the Five Points, with its in
famous denizens, be nearly surrounded
by Unrliiss..:;ssn Institutions encountcrinp
them on each side OF i;Ss i;s triangular form.
The object to be attained by the pur-
chase of the farm, (of which we spoke
in our last, is to establish in connection
with the House of Industry at the Five
Points, a Country Home : to which
those who would gladly fee from vice,
but lack the power, may, after a sufi-
cient trial and training in the City Insti-
tuition, be removed Here, in a Christ
ian Home--in q pure and bealtbful
country retreat-amidst she invigorating
and virtue melting influence of nature,
occupied and self-supported by honest
labor, and remote from the emptations
and excitements Of their old haunts, they
may be trained to q virtuous, useful, and
happy life. Habit, association, mutual
influence, and alcoholic appetite COM
bined, are too strong for considerable
portion Of those. in the City. BY re-
noval they may be encouraged to efforts
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NJ We have received a letter of
Correspondence from New York, which
should have appeared in this issua, but
having had two long articles partly in
type when that arrived, it is left over till
next week. Owing to unforeseen cir
cumstances, our paper is filed up with
long articles, which We shall endeavor
to avoid hereafter.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-04
much for appearances.
t~About twelve mouths AGO

About twelve months ago young
and blooming lady of Ludlow ST., New
York, entered the bonds of matrimony,
and about eleveu.weeks ago she present.
ed her husband With fine healthy boy.
Last Friday she was suddenly taken
sick, and her mother being with her sent
for the Doctor, believing that she had
touch Of the cholera. Not finding DR..
J. r. Wood, she called in a strange
Doctor, who, upon entering the room,
said to her: " Madame, is your daugh.
ter married :" The mother answered :
+" Certainly, sir /; do you not see her
boy lying there, just eleven weeks old
to-day 7" Eleven weeks old )" replied
be; " why, woman, she is going to pre-
sent her husband with another child"
And so it turned out, instead Of the
cholera, there appeared bouncing fat
girl, who is thriving aud doing we'll.
The writer Of this knows these facts
to bs true, although they may appear
very strange ~. Y Tribune.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-04
Che Uesterlp Gfbc,
Westerly, October 4, 1855.
PawoaGwok AdverGiscr,

@r The New London County Agri-
cultural Fair, at Norwich, Ct., last week,
was we'll attended, and passed offfSgood
style. The display Of horses, cattle,
fruits and vegetables, was highly cred
table. The Balloon Ascension, was,
perhaps, the most inter estiug part of the
Exhibition, to many. The particulars
of which, We copy from the NoyDich
Courier The Balloon commenced
its upward fight at exactly half past Eve
O'Clock. In just one hour from the
time, it come down in North Kingstowu,
r. l., on the farm of Mr.. Joseph Ar
mold, half mile from the Providence
and Stouington Railroad-having7srav-
ersed, as Mr.. Marion estimates, . dis.
tance Of not less than from sixty to
seventy FIVE miles between the points of
leaving and touching terra frma. In
the commencement of his voyage, he
sailed in a direct course toward Montauk
Point, L. L.; and finding his prospect
fair for going to sea in /" leaky vessel, ~
he was on the point of descending, when
he perceived change in his direction.
He was soon on the high ,0ay to Provi-
dence. After some fifteen minutes
fight in that direction, he again yeered
round and steered direct toward Nara
gansett Bay and Newport. Approach
ing the Bay rapidly, and finding Il fast
growing dark below him, he opened the
valves Of his Balloon and came down
some two or three miles from the Mar
ragansett shore. As he came near the
surface of the earth, his Balloon was
struck BY strong current of wind,
which bore it rapidly along until the an
chor which he had thrown out caught in
the branches Of low tree and held it
fast The children Of Mr.. Arnold had
seen the Balloon coming down, and gave
the alarm, whereupon Mr.. A., FASTENED
to the assistance of his abrupt visitor
The Balloon was left anchored to the
tree for the night, and the next morning
it was taken down in state Of decided
collapse. At half past s, Mr.. Marion
was on bis way to Stoning.ou, and a! IL
o'clock, Meridian, was safe and SOUND.
wind and limb, in Norwich.
The altitude attained by Mr.. Marion,
according to the best estimate that could
be made, was about 3 miles. This ele-
vation was attained very rapidly.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-04

19 The Connecticut town meetings
on Monday, in large majority Of the
~ towns heard from, have resulted fav-
orably to the American party. The
amendments requiring
voters 10 read their ballots, appesss to
have met with general favor.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-04

S&- Next week, the 9th inst, Ohio
and Pennsylvania hold their annual
elections, the results of which will be
looked for with much interest.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-04

~ During the last two weeks, IS
or 90 slaves have made their escape
from London county, Va.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-04

~ A quack doctor 10 Iowa, killed
his wife BY giving her q decoction Of
May Apple plaats.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-10-04

~ Potatoes are now selling in the
interior Of N. York at 10 cts. Q bushsl.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1855-08-11
+ Il % NJ G. LIFORNI
Arrival Of Steamship Northern Light
mt New orb.

New YORK. August j.
The steamship Northern III ght arrived at .
o'clock toni yht without being announced bv
the marine telegraph, owing to thick weather.
She brings San Francisco dates to July 10th,
100 passengers, and ;,95u03J in treasure on
freight.
The passage from San Francisco to this
polt was made in 10 ,lavs anl - hours-thc
shortest trip ever performed.
Col. Walker was at Rca!cio, where he had
retrca'ed from San Juan del Sur Capt.
French arrived down by the last steamer
from San Francisco, to JON the government
party. Col. Kinney. with twenty men. arriv-
cd at San Juan del Norte, on the 10th ult..
Is erecting building in San Juan. H.,,at-
isiactlon Is said to exist among them.
The brig Hamlet, Of Wilmington, Cart.
c.. went ashore and hil.ed in the hrbor
OF san Juan. Crew all saved
The mines OF California were yiel ling bet
ter than for several years past
tio'! in large quantities is SAID to have
been discovered near Puget Sound.
The ith Of July was celebrated with much
enthusiasm at san Francisco
John y. Hill, of Portsmouth, y. IT.. broth
er OF Capt. Hill. of ship Northern Empire.
fell oicrboarl from that Ship and was Kill
ed
About 30 houses on Kcarncy and Bush sts.,
san Francisco were burned Oil the it'll
loss $1,000
The new city Government Of San Fran
cisco had organized!
Ellsworth, the pedestrian. had completed
thr task OF walking loco miles in 1000 con
Secutvc hours, at Sacramento.
In Ii Dorado county the thermometer had
reached -" IN the shade.
HE .ra>>horprr> were disappearing after
committing tIighttul ravages on the crops.
Extraordinary news from Mexico had
reached San Francisco letter dated AGA
pulco. July "a states that Santa Anna hat
resi- ncd the Presidency, and that Genera
Alvarez and Comoniort had marched on IN,
Capital with 10000 men. Oar dates from
Mexico are to july lHlh and make no men
ton OF any such occurrence.