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DAVID ]. BURR, (m-..
GEO WHITFIELD, Trustees.
Sale by GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts. de3

{ COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO
~ VALUABLE HALF-ACRE LOTS, IN RICH
MOND, WITH THE HOUSES THEREON, ON
CLAY AND FIFTH STaEETS.-In execution of q
decree OF the Circuit Court Of Richmond city pro-
nounced on goth Of November, 1885, in the cause of
the Gommissi ,ner thereby appointed will proceed
on " WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of December. 1858,
Gt the weather is suitable if not the next suitable
day thereafter at o'clock, NJ to sell On the pre-
misses, at public auction, two bafacre Lots in said
city situated at the corner of {now Clay) and 5th
streets. belonging to the estate CT Wm Marshall,
deco, and which were larely held as dover by Mrs
Maria q Roper. These lots are described as "No
595, $50 feet ION and 9Th streets'-and part of
Sqr 49, No. 4, I461s feet on 9th street-are very eli
gible for building iots and will be sub divided &C.
cording to plat and survey which may be seen ct
the office OF the Auctoneer5, and will also be ex
hibited en- the premises at the hour of sae. The
Clay street-one q very large brick mansion, with
out-houses, and the other smaller teneme nt-both
OF which are insured in the Mutual Assurance So
ciety.
TERMS OF SALE: Onefourth of the purchase money
will be required in cash. and the balance in three
equal instruments at six, twelve and eighteen
months bearing interest from day Of sale; the pur
chaseTs to execute negotiable notes with interest
added, for the deferred payments and to be respon
sible for all taxes and insurance on the property
commencing with the 1st day of January, lSs9-end
in case OF loss By fire of either of the dwelling
houses. the Commissioner to receive the insurance
money, so far may be necessary, ard apply it to
purchaser The title to the property to be retained
until full and complete pay ment is made for the
same, including all taxes and premiums of insur-
ance, and q conveyance ordered by the Court.
EDMUND I MORRIS, Con missioner.
Sale conducted by GoDDlN APPERsog, Aucts.
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II,HE STEAM ENaINR. pREss. TYPI


= AND OTHER FIXTURES OF THE SOUTH
NEWSPAPER FOR sALE.-The Steam Engine,
ffess, Type and al the other Material ana fnrni
tufe OF THE S0UTIl' ne wspaper establishment Ia
Tor sale upon accommodating u rms. and is well
worthy the attention of publishers and printers.-
The Engine Is three horse power, made by A N
wood o.. Of New York, Is ir perfect order, and is
one Of the very best machnes TO be had In the couu-
try The Press is the latest improvement Of Hoes
patent extra large size, capable OF strE ing OF from
10 70 700 impressions per honr II is perfect In
al RESPECTS and has given the utmost satisfaction
The resid0 OF the Furniture of tho office somprises
everything usually found 10 o well appoifs d news
paper oitce The supply Oft pc Is amply large for
furniture. such Chases, Imposing Stones. stands,
Gases. &C, &c. 0yertures hsys been made for the
purchase OF the Engine. that any ono desiring the
fress without that can be accommodated. VIII
lake great pi.asure 10 showing the property 70 any
one wishing to purchase or in replying 70 any CO.
curry on the subject. Fof further particulars apply
a. ny law ofncr. On llth street. between Main and
bspk ssreeis. opposite Goddins Hail. or by letter.
addressed TO ne at Richmond. Va.
delo-ts n AsTuRDIyAaT.
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BLANKETS AND GOODS FOR SER

~ vANTS.--l0oo pair Superior white and grey
Servants Blankets. loo pieces Pulled Cloths at dec
worth $50 large stock Stock Sattilets Kerseys and
Tiaia Liaseys Great bargains in Sairtinss aud
SNoetsngs. Weavite farmers, manufacturers and
others IN wast, TO examine our stock Of The above
goods. They have been lately purchased at reduced
prices, and viii he sold very low for cash.
PERKINS 4 co,
d"S No al Eagle Square.
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nOMESTiCS.- Attention is solicited to
- nv stock of Domestics. great saving can be
effected. Please observe the prices:
Yer, heavy Unpleachad at Ga cts
1Gfand ia Sheetng at % cts
Good Biaached Shirting at Cd cts
Fine O., do az "a and 10 cts
Extra Soft Finish, yard wide. at i2t& cts
ALFRED M0SES,
Il. n s. Main ST.
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BUTTER.-60 tubs extra
choice fresh Goshen Batter, receiving to-day.
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q AnnA FAIRFIELD FOR
AssaszATyN LEASE.-The well known
eEss ~. Race Course and Farm. cali.
S<1-.as.ss.s ed FAIRFIELD, the proper
t. of the late James Tailey, within mile of the
city OF Richmond, Containing upwards of eighty
acres, is for lease.
If no private contract is made before TUESDAY,
the 4th Of January next, il will, on that day (if
fair if not the next fair day. be offered at public
auction on the premises
No property, of this description, now obtainable,
offers equal advantages. It's notoriety as Race
Course, khaving bsen long and fsmiliarly known TO
al the tulfmen throughout the United States.)
its centiguity to the CITY, render it very desirable
both for racing and farming purposes.
months credit, the purcha sers giving negotiable
notes, with approved endorsers. for all sums over
twenty dollars, and under that cash, quantity Of
CORN. OATS, and FODDER; several valuable
MULES; some ine CATTLE; Household and Kitch-
en- Furniture, dc.
Several abe-bodied likely Negro Men will be hired
cut at the same time.
dypsr
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BOARDING,

II OARDING.-MRS. WHARTON, of the
- REVERE HOUSE. corner Of Sd and Franklin
SIS, has vacant several very desirable rooms suta-
oie IoT sAMuilES no 2g-Ims
HOARDING.-Our house on Grace at.
~ between 9Th and 9Th, is now omen for the accom-
modetion OF boarderB r b MURRAY
&C Z2-t5 III MIIRRAV
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VALUABLE COOPER's SHOP, WITH
LARGE LOT ATTACHED AT THE CORNER
AUCTION.-Will be leased out. at public auction
On the premises. on TUESDAY, the l4th December
1855, at IL O'clock. A NJ, the large and admirable
property loceted above, used for many years past
by the late Hoses nj Robertson as cooper's shop
1t is Sufficiently large to accommodate 20 coopers.
TERMS at the hour of leasing.
BY request of N r Sa,n'l Taylor EXT.
no 29 GODDIN Il APPERSON. Aucts.
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GREAT BARGAINS In CLOAKs J.
WINDOW-sHADE DEPOT,

w go BROAD STREET.
M. GO Il ~ EN
Keeps constantly ON hand large and well select
ed ctock Ct WIND0W-SHADES and OF. CLOTHS
II the latest and most beautiful at the follow
ing low prces: Landscapes. BcqUetts and Plain
Shades, o0iy s22 with tIasses cords and tasses
Dry Landscapes. Vase aud Gothic shades, ~ worth
So Is; Gold Shades at the low price OF 81; Gold and
Velvet rs, up TO the best article made Call and
see Uy new STYLE of Green shades for darkening
Wip1owa.
Don't forget the place, go Broad street, between
81 and 4th.
Shades made to order. Store keepers and pedlars
sNnniind AZ Now Ynrk nricrs. de en-
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DRY GOODS.
NEW GoODsi--NEW GoODan iI...';I

0101o uOOUH Nv
the steamer, yesterday, from New yo,. -
nave receiye twenty packages Of new and
goods. which we are Offering at very Inv rrsnn. 10
pieces nent. small hgurpd Merrinoac nrirf. ~ -
patterns " pieces black, beaver And Prcsd fsins,s
TOT nadles sloeks and RagiAns: darn caora IL D,,t,
gu KRIS Nobsir De Rages: ts0 new shawis ~ !" ~
desivns' velvet Ribbons all widths Ias;es. E ,1
saper'or Quality. rich Ta.fett. silks. bIari
SFo &c hnines, Mantilla velyes white Nois Ant;cns
ne Iaristsnsa az bargain; French Merinoas. Ra,r,
pesinss. npacas, SaxoniA piaids LINEN hjkfs Irish
Enens Tsoie Cloths, all sizes; F,apnels pIanlass
a"" oshef bargains too numerous 10 mention
dos "AnhHiSEn bko,
HOOP SKiRTS---Just received. a f.lI
=, supply OF Chiidren's aud Msses'steel Extension
sskxH ; Lades Double Extension for 81 o. 10 81 on
Isaales Gfoton Extension-a new article of Hoop
sMisa Fer Hoop skirts, warranted best watch.
dc s CHRISTTaN rarrrron
STILL ANOTHER ARRIvAL,-More
~ cheap carpetings
oo pieces Iapestry and Brussels Carpets at sstonsh
tngly low prices
1000 yards superior Ingram and Three.piy Carpe,s
o. new and beautiful patterns at less than sue b
goods have ever been sold at.
Low priced Cotton and Wool Hemp and Rag Gar
pets, i0i and ia rrnggets ~
loo rich Rugs and Door Mats
farchasere viii ind it to their interest to exan-
Inc, at 90 Main at. " N'A'
des CHRISTIAN & LATUROp
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BUSINESS COATS. --60O Business
~ Coats, embracing Plain and Fancy Cashmere
and black and Coiored Cloth, aud gotten no ia the
most tasty and fashionable styles, for sale by
de 10 KEEN. BALDWIN Il CO.
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:, ,r, AN LUT IN HEEhICU, NEAR TIE CII1 OF
Court of Henrico, pronouncedsn:the case of Barris
and others, VS.. Harris and others, shall sell. at
public auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY, the
of land, containing about three fourths of an acre.
with house on it, lately owned by Anthony Harris
free negro, situated on st. Johns street in the
county of Henrico, near the corporation line of the
city of Richmond The land will be sold either to
gether or in separate lots, as may be deemed most
expedient on the day Of sale
TERMS OF SALE0re-thrd cash; the residue at nd
IL mo, for negotiable notes, with an endorscr, in
terest added and the title retained till the purchase
money is paid, and a conveyance directed by the
Court
The title to the above land is believed to be un-
questionable, but acting as Commissioner, shall
sell end convey with III usual special warranty.
b YOUNG, Commissioner.
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ME are receiving PER Jamestown--
w Fancy priate, medium grades
Red White and Yellow fiangais
Mehaiy Mtxturts and Debagex
poaeee Hdkfs Corset Jeans
EuNIaaccis Sabine Servings
Narshairs and Stuar;'s Patent Threads
kentucky Jeans. medium and super
Heavy Plaid Iinseys
shetland Wool Shawls
with many other new and cheap 0oods, fer sale b
de KENT, PAINE a. co.
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OHIO ASH.-50, O0Ojfect superior Ohio
~ Aeh, from to inches thick, extra wide, and
very pice for sale on accommodating terms, BY
do TRUMAN A PARKER.
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NEGRO HIRING Lewis Hill, Com
mission Merchant, attends to the sale of Wheat,
Corn and Tobacco, and continues to HIRE OUT
NEGROES. Office rear Gailepo Mills. de Ifs
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M7UETENHOLM'S POCKET CUTIE.
w RY.-We have just received Of our ewn tmpor.
tations 3 very large assortment Of Wostenholm's
Pocket CUTLERY, which We Offer cheap for cash.
CtARKS0N, ANDERSON 4 CO..
dc III No le6 Main street
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IN SECOND SUPPLY OF
FALL, AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

FkLG AND NINTEh Uhf 0UVDS,
have received and viii open this morning
ftrsh aad magnificent assortmeRtof
LADIES DRESS GOODS.
embracing all the newest designs. ALSO. splendid
stock Of - - -s
of every grade and color. beautiful line OF
Tweeds SattiDets. Angola Cassiuieres aud fine Ken
t.cky Jeans, suitable for Boys Wear; Fine Red aud
Crib Blankets. also, large stock Of Servants do;
a heavy stock Of Negro Clothing, OF every quality;
along with general stock OF every species OF Do
mestic Goods All Of which have been purchased
in New York within few lays past. on the most
favorable terms and win b. sold cheap fox CASE or
profnpt pay ing customers.
A call is respectfully solicited Of all who want
chesp and good Goods. All ask. come and see and
nudge foF yori selves and i will guarantee to
please, st No q Main street.
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"A. LEAD PENCILS
From 4Octs. gross up 70
Sole Agent for the United States
bernhard TADAR.
l33 william street, New York,
70 whom apply for Price Lists, Dc. do SLIM
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"On res-.rp sse acre-ie'ry 80" ',e Sefe,'
RiysI q: Pra,;h, fell % s.s st'Jts p.r,J g 30
c..sfs ,teo ,csSppo -.edl, .-.t.S % sgtos eyer,
d he.y ihe.Y he s.s ~ sssc, 81 - okog Iai'
. go9d cppor:,rity 20 recions.rs.e VIZ shen W.
safety. resolved D DO 60. Asco,j-gy, on re.cains
Zoe opposlte tssk 81 tne 1vef, '-1 " -,
ara zen ski1g myself knoEn ID then, bsnei t1en
ar want Of ,e.ssYsyapc srd de a.e3 tcs: aer car
xo-d 10. suffice Cs-ry evsy o7e- eCndrectn psi o
re gid c.ey hsd lef. oesad them. But It vas o. 60
sval some prop sed 20 drown me on the spot az
A. us-ty spp-oscned ms, sp?s-ertly no friend
i,.srton. ! thought i PElaent to PG. sp.rs 70 ID
rorse ard get on. Of ;heis vsy
I.mus. be remembered tha. these Fraser iyen-
,u-e-. have no cause 10 blsIe any one ou; them
So The newspapers of San Francisco did no
more thsn publish the letters addressed 10 them
These letters. almost without exception, stated that
N. mining country would be inaccessible unal low
water. and tha. The water would not oegn 20 iaii
until the LIST of August. They were also ADVISED
TIA, no one should venture forward AS pioneer
un,ess h. acre provided with six months proVs-
i.ns and money 20 bring him home. Similar Pru-
dsnt advice vas given IN all the newspapers. but
no. ash men would rot listen; they would TAKE
the chances; ttey would be among the hfs' III the
new deeipcs; and the consequence Is great deal
of ffering, aud imminent danger OF starvaaon. =,
In nv letters Of the 20th June and the Dth Jug
sent YOU lists of the vessels which had sailed hence
FOR ports in the Gulf of Georgia, with adventurers
for Fraser River. These lists, As derived from the
Custom. House books. though not entirely compete
since they do not show the full number OF vessels
nor of passengers, It'll contain much Trustworthy
information. and give good general idea OF the
hight of the fever and the amount Of the emigration
TIE cearances from The Cus.om-fouse during the
past TWO weeks have beer as iOliows:
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Married.

|. Sacramento July 4 Adam Fols,h 10 Mary Msha,,y
Ns. Tsnis, Placer Co. July Samuel h. Moore 70 Sussn
Ann Walker "
Al stockton, June So Samuel Brown 70 Mary Morton
In ssI Fsncsco, July the Howard street
1bureh, BY the Rev. M Wiley, Mr. John Eels 20 Miss Icy
Z. Atwood $3.50
Al M.ysvle July Henry Bradley to Virgins. shssrsr.
san ranc.sco y a the residence Of B. MMrn BY
We key ; G TlisA Mr. Benjamin C. Howard to Ms. Nellie
In s.camen:o July d. Sheldon Beach to Adrian. French
~, a. Ncns.n S. Sacramento Co., July Geo. Kingsley
BED Bah Tsh.Ms Co, Nathaniel King to Sarah Finch
Anrs Sick
OAKLAND July At ;be residence Of tee brdes mother by
We Rev Prs.sox, M ssn1e. BEscs II SEQ Fsrcsco 70
z. Phelps.
May Henry.
IL sscrsulsrto July g. c. C. Freeman T. Z Dedson-
San Jose Santa Clara County Henry Hukel 10 Aysns
Z. Thomson.
AZ ne NILSSON San Luis Rsy JuSe D. Doc Lorenzo Soto
San joe ssLts Csrs cocry JAY leH-nor Bownsr 70
Margaret Gnfin.
Al b-rica Jay H. BY the Rev Mr. Woodbridge R5ansr
Ia, .sq 70 ME- Nay z. 6-s.rss ~ o, rs. I..,e
=. sAreer1s F.c.r toOr'y J5y4 A. Hcs e M.-yA
fsIt,s,
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BslAre, % debit oftn.er Rlver..u.....,

That IL pretty serious array of figures. Perhaps
the debit was large at the time il hears date but
is now considerably below the mark.
Up to the present date We have received about
$4,000 of Fraser River dust IN this city.
The excitement was killed on the l2th since
that time very few persons have gone save those
who had previously engaged passage or made mr.
rangements for gong. Ii is not h. he supposed.
however, that the emigration IL AZ al end. | eX-
pect that IN about mouth we shall hear of men
and many of them-makng hundreds Of dollars per
day, and when such news comes there must be
another rush. We have not had particle of unfa.
y0rable news from the mines No Californian
miner would expect 10 work on bar diggings in this
State during high water and ~ res .onabe men
here not astonshed that no gold comes from the
bars of the Fraser while IL water is ~ feet above
loW-water mark.
In consequence of the revulson. the steamers
Cortez, Orizabs and Santa Cruz have been with
drawn from the Victoria trade and to this l.t may
be added the Commodore which has acquired such
al evil repue BY its late disasters that It's service
a sea-going steamer ls probably at an end Sail.
iDg vessels and war-steamers, however are still in
demand On the Gulf Of Georgia. The small stern.
wheel steamer Umatlla, built 10 run on the Colum.
bs River was towed round by sea last week to
Victoria, and three little riyer-s,eamers have been
brought TO this port from Sacramento TO be placed
on hulks and lowed Up the Gulf Of Georgia One
ing for here TO battle her way through the waves to
Fraser River; another similar vessel thirty five
feet long, carried up by the steamer Panama on
her last trip.
1t is very fortunate that the revulsiOn has come.
Men were rushing away in d most foolish manner.
Some were going without money; others were
sacrificing their property; all were going too
soon and without proper preparation knOwl-
edge of the country. Hereafter, the emigrants will
proceed with caution. There may be great mum.
Der Of them, but they will not go until they know
that the mines are rich and extensive az am satis.
fed from the conversation with men who were there
before the water rose that they are.
The stoppage of immigration has knocked
everything cold in Victorla-that s, ar compared
with the - flush times " which reigned three weeks
ago. The population Of 1000 living in tents, of
course presents tolerably lively scene; but real
estate has fallen 70 per cent and everybody IL
.hverlDg with doubt 10 what shall be the end Of
the present state of suspense.
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a. ,tsoms, setors oc-rfy. JOY S A,a wls...
hc-ce. Ss
In ssn Fr.1cisco, July T. ., Unity Church s,a.p
Tnrs., Andrew feorsAs DlwoT.h Q. JLcssory.,. Tsc.
Comfy 20 N.ry J.re M;Malsn. 1900
IN ssn Frxnci,o9, JAY Is BY the Rev. D. psa,.- r.
~ Michel Of clipper ship Lscnore to Ms. La-e
IL Ns,.ds County, July H. B. c. wnisnsz 70 ~. /,
Chnrrh TX
In s,7.1neuso July Is Bspi,nin Mosby % Heeo , G..
In stockiop July IS James A. Crow . M,ry e. s.>s-0
a. - Dorado Jaly n. =. r Mills 70 Sara y Bry,-.
Il, oakland Jsy h. BY n. Rev. Mr.. Dlr,a, " u
C,S..el If Hevad. Mas Jane Stirson q .oes ss
IN Sacramento. July 5, ID. seymour bss,h 70 ST.
In s.I Jo,- ssnis Cars County July Lseos. ,o,..
Sino. q,
sAtI Les AIg,ks July !, Carlos Cruz 10 MARIA Ga
4, the Nc an;>r House. Butte County JOY We
Al coiaubs liH Nevses County July s Jetr Mr..
Ross 2 Hstmsn.
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SANDWICH ISLANDS.

We have dates from II Jnolulr To- the l-la al. ne
Minister OF the Interior recommends tbs, the fbgl,t
language shall he gradually introduced. III, s'ssdy
the anguage OF the Court AID Of trade, ere issss
TO many Of the nation.
Rumor says that Government prcolsms,ossle
issued in day or two, forbiddng the Mornoss Asd-
ing upon any OF the Sands ich Islands.
The ship John Marshall sailed again or tae llih
June, for second cargo OF gusno, and vss sxrecssd
back with 500 tons os the fret OF September. ke
sad that the facilities Ct loading such ibsi me cen
take on bOsrd forty TO fifty tons per DAY.
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In sar Ylsne!soo. jay s. Mr.. May wsf,r, sI.;v.s
San rr.nc.co on board the clipper hip Figs. s -,
5 James Neal aged % YEAR,
M,iys7iie, Jolly Erss,us son OF G.1.or "a gsa..
A. soeiton. July Lizzie whi,u.a cGwes .s.a
Nesr SAINTS Rosa sonona County June p W. 6-ss, No.
S' Se.r PstsIams sopom. County June d Gag. teRs.
u.r for ms ry OF Wisconsin aged % years
A. Ssrts Ro,s County, Juae 2 lfs-i ., s.,,R
r. aud sarah Rcbard-oa, ssed m. n b. '''
In s.cf,m-nio' July 6 q cOn.aaP;ion H'l1 N,oSs.
A; Nsvsds July Mary K.,r Spencer .ioT,d ,s.,,o,a
c. and H,iret PET, serd months
In ssor.msn,o July 8, "a C. Lshnp formerly q .:s.
Sevsds, Jay ? Mary L.cy infr; daughter g "a.
IL ssfsms rio Jaiy William. irfsn; SCI Of sA; rsaa
In sos s,on July l. Lizzie W Cowe'. ssea JsN' .s
A. SHASTA. Juue 2 I.,sc second Il c' i"s B,~&
AN evsas. JnSs 81. Muth. Trim, ssyd Il yeA'.
In San Fr.ncisco JAY H. Of whoopns c'uea 'srs.s o.
ert,t only OF John and Lure'ia VI hs1ne''n
Al Hssld,bnre souous County, lily q 'os'anf Wa
ones native ii Nortbwood II seed - yes-.
or the Auburn Road. ssersment Sosuiy NaJ h.i@ 80
Jo.ePh Hull formerly q cest%ont my us
nAii's Of FSss County ~ rem Mt Ms OILY d. m an
In ssn Francisco, OF nlifs.mg. Jolly 10 A'1sisr ss
your gs. Of Aeophus @. and Frsne' Z" ts-c 1oss
In stosk,on July 49, Elizabeth p ooly c5ld CO g I'D
Elizabeth c. Ellsworth aged Is months.
A. u. stockton Rsnchs Ssuts tsra County ~ 4 rsss
er.on sus,iye Of scotls1d, aged - year.
A. Or5,ile Butte County July H. Joseph " ,us ef.S
tPrirceton Colass County. Iuy w. j. s.', trraAy
Of De. p River. SsybTook, Conn SEED - y.Ars
A. Grass Valley Nevada County Juyh N-ism - Etw.
Allison sssd years. -,
A. los Angefe, June g. F6mund Leertl orus- Iae.
A. Los Angeles June a. Nj tislcf formerly q ',-s Gerry,
Penn. $50,
A. N,svsr,iTe Triui,y County, jaly p Z Etsxts
. Isabel i1f.rs S.tv
Il Jss aud Mary A D. Polccs sged nosths stc ava
A. Nrsyeryils Trinity County July LILY eisa "a .a
CIR A. and : 4. Fsgg sEed years At nofht
A. ps,.lums Souoma County July :, Eel Aaf y yss
&C A and y A TO- al. Aset u0 u'hs sne .-atYa
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WASHINGTON.

Rich diggpgs have been found on TIE Nsnsshe
rver by party OF miners going overland b frssfi
but before they could fully prospect the grctpd ~
were a.tscked by Indians, and compelled 10 rsessl
They les. three OF their aud killed hfeen lodne
Gold has lately been found on the head wa.srsofis
Inequality, the Puy allup, the White hnl Cedv, .
Sksgit, ard the snoquslmie. Good prospects -
found on the Nesqusliey
Prospecting parties have gone on; from ssnces
towns on Puget SQUAD TO oAsmoe the s;retss empty
ing into the Sound on the east side, sud . nearly
every stream which has been prospected We eaor W
be en- found,
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A native Californian, named Moves Robes, was
hanged in San Luis Obispo on the l2sta uli: 10y
Lynch Aw. He wss the seventh victim OF the Vigil
lance Committee in that place.
There was q serious rst on Frenoate Msriposs
ranch last week A party of sqastters attempted TO
t<i1e q mine which Fremont is working, but the men
euplcyed there showed light, and after bloodless
tsege Of Il " Gays the rioters retrested.
A party Of fifteen men leh Petauma about ten days
ago 20 hunt for silver mine the eastern slope Of
the Sierra Nevsds, where Mr.. Harding found silver
ore n lSi9.
Another party Of fifteen hss gone out from Los Az
gsles 70 prospect for gold at Seus Lake esst OF the
Sierra Nevada, In latitude 81 deg. 30 min.
A Mr.. ArchAu.besn s.sies that he has discovered q
rise Of good coal IN Soncma County. Toe statement
. DO: crsdited here.
The people Q: SSn Bers.dro are fearing troable
With the lrd.sns. The chief Of the Cshuillss hiss
ordered al OF his .ros work rg 10 the harvest fields
AID vineyards for the whites, 10 come hone. Th.s q
scI.-ary 70 ens:om ard, il is tryposed mas: ic,e
VA. The lra.srs a ;Asi scic:J lave beta s.s.'i-c
Vsss Saotsrs Sf ss;.s .sts'y,
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markets..

san Fs.scIsco Monday tvcains 80 ~
FtoUK-Sslss 20 Goyenmsui ni s,l'" a. "a" csstt
as. p. bbis. CALI a.. rejected a -. - .
CR,N-ssss of l. ~ bsg. Nh-.i o. :. % r., I. d a
Barley At ~ OaRsl o5i 100 DO d.. % A. 10 feso oe
private terms.
Por,rogs-sass At lcllc \ N.
PRoVisIoxs-Sass Of - tfkins iffisf A. 3.
GRo,gRiF.- sales u - bbl. y. q. susN At lo' H6e
D.s A. b.. Oo n Pilot Breed, ~ hse- san uiE
boxes Staten Island Candies. on tfa'e terms.
LisVoPs-lg bf ibis Bowers " hissJ "a 49,