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- Boy wanted Ia smart, ac-
tive, intelligent boy-one who has
lived. and is willing to make himself
generally useful about our Establish
ment, may obtain desirable situation
by calling OF this Office Immediately.
- Nature again wears her green
mantle, and the corn looks bright and
fresh.
49, Dole and Stiles, the prisoners
who escaped from Warren 90. Jail,
have been returned to their old quar-
ters.
"A new building is about being
put up in Clinton street, above Wash
ington.
49, Mr.. Jacob Servis has succeed
ed IN recovering three pieces of the
ailk taken from bis store. They had
been sold TO family near Morris
vile.
-A match will be played to-day,
wednesday, between the lst and Cd
sle7ens of our Cricket Club, the for
ner playing eight men.
We learn that Messrs. Titus
4 Scudder of Trenton, have traced
the robbery of their store to some men
employed in the Cooper Iron Works
at Phillipsburg.
Mrs. Ann Morris had a hear
iLg before Esq. Parsons on Thursday
last, charged with having a knowl-
edge of the robbery of Servis' Store
She proved herself innocent of the
crime.
a Lincoln and Hamlin meet.
ing was held at L. Fl. Parsons Office
on Saturday evening last.
One of the greatest successes
which has attended the career Of the
Delaware Cricket Club, was the de-
feat of the and Eleven of Germantown
by our End Eleven, with SO runs to
spare TSue Ia DelaaCGre
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-08-01

WINE IS mocker, strong drink is
raging and whoaos7er il deceived
thereby Is not wise.
A GOOD name is rather to be chosen
than great riches, sna loving faror ra-
Their than silver and gold.
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Omosrs

The following are the officers OF
Lilly Encampment of Patriarchs, +"
No. 20 |. O. O. F. at Milford, for
the term commencing July lst 1860 :
C. P.-Wm. Smith II. P.--Lew-
is Heath; s. WI. B. Horner j.
We. R. Lair; Scribe---Wm. Lip
pincott T.--John Hooker; Sentinel
Francis I. Eggert; VIM. T. Srope;
Finance Committee-Wm. T. Srope
DR.. John Leavitt, Francis T. Eggert;
lst G. F.-Nelson Runkle; and G..
T. WIN. Logan.
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State Fair.

STATE Fair.
The Trenton american says the
Executive Committee of the State
Agricultural Society held a meeting at
Elizabeth on Thursday. The Presi-
dent and thirteen members were pres
ent.
The committee on the cattle disease
made interesting reports, showing the
character and extent Of the disease a.
developed in New Jersey. The Pres
ident presented the general and DIR.
Ward, of Newark, the medical report,
both of which were adopted and or
dered to be printed ia the New Jersey
Earmer.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-08-01
The road TO Ruin.

An old criminal was once asked what
what was the first step that led to his
ruin, when he answered
The first step was cheating d
printer out of two years. subscription.
When / had done that, the devil took
such grip on me that / could moi
shake him Off" Delinquents reflect
ere 1t is two late.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

FTSHE Partnership heretofore existing between
Il WIN. BUFFER d A. s. HARLNG, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Frenchtown. April II, 1860.
N. B.--The busiress viii hereafter be carried
on. at the old stand, opposite the Christian
May 2, 1860. A. 8. HARINo.
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NyTime.

AS ely Time y is upon Us, We may
remind our readers that it is said that
If three or four onions are boiled in a
pint of water, and the liquid is brush
cd over glasses or frames, the flies will
not light on the articles washed. This
may be used without apprehension. as
it will not do the least injury to the
frames.
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New Tailor shop.
J. 0LWELL

J. OLWELL
VA FISHES it distinctly understood by the
wv people of LAMBERTvILLE, that he has
opened Tailor Shop in their midst. In
Ckasrsi ST., Jsti0ses Goraoa's Alley r Main st.
Where be win be pleased to see all the world.
and the rest Of mankind, at their earliest con-
yenience, or as soon IS they have q mind to
call. Tailoring Of all kinds done as well as
elsewhere, and on as reasonable terms. All
work warranted to fit.
April IS, 1860. 2m
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Damp Meeting.

A Camp Meeting will be held. Prov
idence permitting, on Amwell Charge,
near New Market, on the camp ground
OF last year, commencing August 9th
and closing the following Saturday. -
The location is desirable, grounds
beautifully shaded and easily reached
from all parts via. of railroads and
stages. The board Of managers will
provide for the wants of the meeting.
No huckgtering will be allowed within
the limits of the land. A very cor,
dial invitation is extended to preach.
ers and others
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Reduced Rates Of Advertising.

Business Card. Of lines, one year, S3.oo
One Square, Of 10 lines, one year, $500
The paper is always included, so advertisers
can see their advertisements, and when changes
would be desirable Advertisements changed as
osten as the advertisers desire, without any ex
ira charge.
The Lambertville press. [volume] (Lambertville, N.J.) 1858-1???, 1860-08-01

Mr.. Coe Lewis, Of Chimney Rock,
Bound Brook, Somerset county, aged
o8 killed his wife on Friday night,
and committed suicide early next morn
Ing. A neighbour saw him early Sat-
arday morning opening bis grocery
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EATING SALOON.
u-s3cA

OiAosS 6ts . 0corS hsloW the USpo1s
LAMBERTYILEE,
ToHN X. ZEIGLER would respectfully car
~ attention to the fset Of his keeping the eAlE
LICENSED RESTAURANT
in Lambertville, ali reports TO the contrary nas-
withstanaing.
At all hours ofins day or hight may be spuuA
at his establishment, ali the viands and dslsoae
oies to be procured in the market, and the Pre-
prietor takes pleasure in returning thanks 70 The
Public for thsir patronage.
BILL OF FARE.
Roast Beet, Sardines, stewed CyssAEau
Beef Steaks, Vegetables, Fried Oysters,
Mutton Chops, Oyster Pie, Fricassed 0ystAM
Veal Outlets, P'k'ld CLANS. Picked Trspe.
snd Pies Of all kinda
DRINKS.
Champagne Wine, Domestic Wines, Ale, (51aitne
Grey's, and Kohl'sl Porter, Lager Beer. 0ez
fee, Tea, &C., &e.
~ Good Family Oysters, so cts per hundred
I- Boarding and LodginGby the day or weak
~ Inaadition to his establishment Ia Bridge
St., the Proprietor has opened q branch saloon
in the basement Of Cray's Aew Building. cor.
Of Union and Church 9ts., Who're everything
enumerated above may also BE- procured
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Watches, JeWelry and Guns
l1EOHGE GERVIS

dEONGE SERV1S,
NTELL known in the JEWELRY BUSI-
wv NESS. wishes to inform the public gen.
orally, old friends and new. that no has taken
Rooms, permanently, at
Moore's, LantbertrSlle House,
where he will be happy TO display bis extern
sive stock Of JEWELRY, &C., before them, and
for their benefit. Among his assortment of things
may be found GOLD and SILVER WATCHEu;
warranted excellent time keepers, GOLD
CHAINS Of every size and description. splen-
did articles, Cameo and ali other styles Of
BREAST PINS, and all other kinds Of PINS
Gold and Silver PENCILS, SILVER SPOONS,
and in fact, every description of JEWELRY,
and SILVER ard PLATED WARE.
He Is also prepared to furnish GUNS, PTSe
tolls, and all other descriptions Of SHOOTING
APPARATUS of the best brands, at the short
sst-notics. Givs him call, st M0ORE'S Ho-
TEL, in Bridge st and you viii find Welcome.
Hsssrsadgfoy a trade Lkeacios
NOR q.
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gotaI Affairs.

l- Persons knowing or hearing of any loca
Or general news, throughout the county, are re
qussted to forward as the same at their earliest
convenience, and they shall be amply awarded
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Clothing! Clothing!

Tv0R EVERYBODY For Old Men,-Foy
il Yommg Msn,-For Married Men For
Single Men,--Fcr Youth,--F Boys,-Foy
Children, ALSO, Furnishing Goods for the
same aud Hats and Caps for DO
TAILORING
done neatly and fashionably.
G. s. Reynolds being practice, Tailor, attends
to the cutting, and good Gts arc warranted
~ "A Ga0a Jsfsrssynaars 7hsl0r teasssa. -Eu
BARBER & REYNOLDS,
Crsy's new Building,
NE Cor. Union 8 Church Sss,
OF 20. 1s69.--tf. Lamhsrtville.
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Vinegar.

TusT RECEIVED, 400 Barrels Of VINE.
81 GAR, A Nc. ] article, which VIII be sold at
8 price to defy competition. Warranted ~
give satisfaction or no sala. All orders. in OK.
der TO bs punctuaIIy attended &c. must be d.
reeted to SAM'L C. NORMAN. Stockton, M
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DYSPEPTIC REMEDY! |!


DOCTOR DARIUS HAMS
AROMATIC INvIGoRATIEG SPIRIT.
This Medicine has been used By The pubka 6ae
ak years with increasing favor. It q rsce1n
mended 70 cure Dyspepsia, NeTveusnssSs
HEARTBURN Coils Pains, Wind In tbs StoSo~
ach or Pains in the Bowels, Hsedsehs, Dyo~-
siness, Kidney Complaints, Low Szirits, D.
lirium TTemens, Intemperancs
Stinsastgtss, ..Ezhihrs.es, Tnvisse~sss, Ia
acsHaoe I'seorieatsN StNpsfy.
As q medicine, it is quick and e6sotRsl. ezgAH&
the most aggravated cases q Dyspepsia, Ri
nay Complaints and al other dsrRng&neats e
the Stomach and Bowels, IN speedy manner.
It viii instantly revive the most Mechanically
and dropping spirits, and restore the wsaks nas-
vous and sickly to health, strength and Tscz.
Persons who, from the injudieioas usa q h
quors, have bscoms detected, and their nsr9srA
systems shattered, constitutions broken dawrv
and subject to that horrible euTss to humanity,
Deisrium Tremens, win almost imusdiatesy. fsa1
the happy and healthy invigozHting eRsGe7 4
DR.. Hams InvigOrating Spirit.
WHAT IT WILL Do
DosE.-one vine glass full as often IS nsssssarT-
One dose viii remove sill Bad Spirits.
One dose viii cure heartburn,
Three doses will cure indigestion.
One dose win give you good appssiss.
One dose viii stop the distressing paizs Of Dps
pepsia.
One dose viii remove the distressing and disa~
gresable effects Of Wind or Flstulence, and 81
soon as the stomach receives the <nvigorsting
Spirit, the distressing load and all painful fea1
inga viii be removed
One dose win remove the most distressing
pains OF Cole, either in the stomach OF bowesss
A few doses viii remove ali obatruc.iors kn th1
Kidney, Bladder, or Urinary Organs.
Persons who are seriously afflicted With aay
Kidney Complaints, are assured speedy relief b.
a dose or two, and G radical cure by tha n.e az
one or two bottles.
NIGHTLY DISSIPATION.
Persons who, from dissipating too much ozsg
night, and feel the evil effects Of poisonous IL
quors. in violent headaches, sickness at stomach.
weakness, giddiness, &C., viii find one dose viii
remove al bad feelings.
Ladies Of weak and sickly constitutions, she'd
take the Irvigorrting Spirit three times day
it win make them strong. healthy and happy,
remove all distinctions and Irregularities frcn
the menstrual organs, and restore the hloom eg
health and beauty 70 the csrswernface.
During Pregnancy it viii De found an iEvstza-
bic medicine to remove 2isagresabls sensations
st the stomach.
duee this, he has put up the In7sgorzsing se1rt<
in pint bottles, at so cts; quarts 81,
General Depot, 49 Water ST., NJ
Sold By S. r. Titus, LaznbertvUle, Or.
Lve2ey, Nev Hope, Bryan Hough, French
town, Nd, II. G Cooper, II D., Nsfsrd, n. T.,
J. q. Higgins, Pennington. JANIS, '6o.-ly.
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B. PlOtt's
Proprietor Of Eagle
CLOTHING EMPORIUM -!
no. So. NORTHAMPTON ar.

no. IS. NORTHAMPTON ST,
EAsToa, Pa.
GL0THTNG at immensely low pricss. The
Ajsubscriber has just completed his Spring and
Summer stock at prices to suit the timss
CUSTOM DEPARTMENT. He has on hand
large stock Of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
and VESTTNG.S Of superior qualities, which
will DO made up in the best and mostfashionabis
sa9nner, toordsr. AHtcoyk HoyaGsts6 to fit.
Don't forget the place, No. So, Northampton
St., Easton Pa, next door to ChidSsy's Stove
store. Aug. IS, '69.--Iy.
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liNE BONE !

THQR Haekwheat, Wheat, Corn. GEsss eld
Grapes, Farmers and Gardeners eaA and
see it. Always on hand, and for sale, By
jyllH J.. VANUXEM. Lamhertvfile.
XYILL be opened this day, some very prstkF
wv Chaliss, from l2s to IS cts par yard.
CARVER & WILLTAMH
II ADIEs-Ca snd see those pretty Lawuz
| ljust orsnsd, this dag. at III cts. per yard
CARVER & WILLIAMS.
n YES, this way, Boys. fer the cbea EATS
CARVER & WILLIAMS.
TUST received, this day, q splendid lot q
al Dress Goods, consisting Of Barsges and pu-
Gals only l2s css. per yard--wo4th rs cts.
CARVER & WILLIAMS.
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A. j. EcarbOrOugh'S

Wholesale, Retail Tobacco, Snuff and
Cigar Store.
No. 40 BRIDaE-sT., LAMBERTvuLE, n. J.
I wonld respectfully returx thanks to my old
and new customers. and the public in general,
for their liberal patronage the Last six years, and
woald respectfully invite tho attention ofs deal
ers in Tobacco and Cigars. TO my large assert.
ment of choice Brands Of Tobacco snd Cigars,
which am prepared to eel cheaper than they
can purchase the same in the city. Call and
satisfy yourselves at tho Genuine Homer Bee
Cigar Mandatory.
U n. B.-Cigars manufactured 10 order
at the shortest notice. nov9- 59sf
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KI0Wor8,

GHOICE ROSES and BIDDING
4 PLANTS. ia large variety, BEAUIZ-
FLrLsana CHEAP Gsll and See.
e. II tn US.
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49, Dole and Stiles, the prisoners
who escaped from Warren 90. Jail,
have been returned to their old quar-
ters.
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- Nature again wears her greer
mantle, and the corn looks bright ans
fresh.
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In memory OF
Elizabeth wife Of
Peter Cumback, and
Daughter Of John and
Sophia Rue. who was
Born July 18th, 1853,
and DEF arted this life
July the 10th, 1898 in the
3oth year of her age.
In the prime Of life
Have left this house Of clay;
Reader may you in time
Prepare for the great
Nhaurino n~v
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A new building is about being
put up in Clinton street, above Wash
ington.
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OUTRAGE AND srxxAar PuslsHxsxr.-

OUTRAGE AND Summary PUNISHMENT
The Natchez papers bring accounts Of the -.
cent outrage. in that place, upon The person Of
q child, the daughter Of respectable cittsen.
The Courier says:
This assault was In open day, upon one Of
orr freQuentcd streeta. and Of the most agra.
vated character. II aroused the symrathy
Of ali classes for the yoaug girl and hsf famf.
~. and hot pursuit was ~ once made by at.
most every good eittxen TO street. the scoun.
drsl. by mistake, however, IN inuocsns laau
was nrst tncarcefated ia Jail but ~ Wal
promptly released - soon - ihe real villain
was identified.
A person BY thu name Of Charles omeltxsl
was afterwasd sscnred - the oas to whon u
vtllainy should attach. He had made his Was
- vidalia. ouths wAs there panss1 81 crow1
ofcttixens. Here be slippe1 hin paseusss, aa<
attempted % escape By crossing again 10 Nat
chez. In this ~ Was NOT ouccesstnl.s 1
We have salrsMdy Apn0nneed thaA on ~
evening Of the lsth inst, the populee assso
oaed in great crowd, ard naxehe1 aeliherAto
" 70 tho jail. took The p9tsonef lrcm his cell
arid hung him Ia shs eourt@houso y1rd.
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Novthevn Markets.

BaLryxoax, Jan. N-Flcus dull-HCya.d 49,
Wheat 6rm-xOod white 9lNt Corn o0u-yeS
key q cents. "'-. f''''1' So
Nxw YosI. Jan. n:-Ccttea bucy ast-saleao6
coo bales Upland: !l's E,ous dsSi;sea ;ssN
white 81 400 4Lss. Cora hsayy..asM So, a. g.
so9a, PORK 6rgr,e'd !; q %ssf| le; IN ns q
Sugar steady. Ofieans 7xGsk. Coase seies,. No
ilsIaa TurPentins dull e s ~ xdsv.. nSs,n ~.
dency. Virginia &C. elH. ~ 49, -.-- -
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A,,,v., Of ,he overland mail.

ST. Louis, Jan. t9.-The Ovsrnna maii - =
arrived with later San Francisco dAsss. -. =
Eonr British msn.Of- war were expeeted -
victoria to reinforce Admtra! Balne.
Miners from Upper Frazier River report
rich gold discoveries; sc.ne OF the miners - :
made O., 600 In three weeks
The iolles fOregon) Journal aays toak
simnltaneous arrivals there connrm the stste.
ments as to the richness Of the mines n Uss
region. -.s
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LsAvEuwoRru, X. T, Jan. 1e.-The Kaneac
rxcislature has adjourned sine die /; the genefek
understanding being that the Governor WI
Immediately convene IL BY speciai pFosse@~
ton. ~ :. i
The difficulty arising from an adjournmsas
to Lawrence was considered settled. 20,
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proceed,ns. Of Censress

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19.-Sssots:-4y. Ooe.
Territories. was made the special oroer ~e
Monday. 80 "s<f gsFs-if'
The Senate adjourned to Monday. -. saa.
House.-No ballot was taken for SRee1eHr.
a number Of Southern Democrats bad oesceo
by all Parliamentary stretaerms 70 teelss
vote on the plurality rule. believing IT macon.
stitutfonal. .s - 49,. .y.ss u e.
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ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.
SENATE.

THURSDAY, Jan. ~, 1861.
The Senate met at. II O'Clock M, and was
called to order by Lieut.. Gov. MONTAGUE.
The following resolutions of inquiry into
expediency were adopted, viz: OF authorizing
the Richmond and Charlottesville Turnpike
Company to issue preferred stock to an
amount not exceeding $i2,OOO; of reporting a
bill for compensating Philip Keek, Esq, Of
MOnongalia county, for services as Attorney
for the Commonwealth pro tenn.
Bills Reported.-The following bills were re-
ported from committees: For the relief of the
securities of f. M. Underwood, ION motion
recommitted to the Committee on Finance and
passed March q, 1855, authorizing the issue Of
a coupon bond to G. Buckingham Co., in
place of one lost
Pstitions.-The following petitions were pre-
fax, the petition of $40 citizens Of the county
of Fairfax. and the action Of the County
Court of said county, requesting the Legisia-
ture to allow Jos. f. MunrOe and Jas. w. Jack.
son, who captured and arrested, without the
limits Of the State OF Virginia, a per .on charg-
ed with circulating Helpers "1mpending
Crisis,' in said county, the amount of their
recognizance forfeited by non-appearance to
tion of the citizens Of Lynchburs and Of
Campbell county, for a charter for railroad
from Lynchburg to some point on the State
line between North Carolina and Virginia:
Refunding Monsy-The following resolution
was offered and adopted
Res0lred, by the General Assembly. That the
Auditor Of Public Accounts bc directed to place to
tho credit of the first smretes OF Enoch NJ Under
wood, late Sheriff of Cabell county, the sum o
800 paid the Sth Of March. 1886; also. the sum o.
Al halt. past II O'Clock, 4 message was re.
ceived from the House Of Delegates, that i,
was then ready TO receive the Senate, in pur.
suance of previous arrangement, to listen t.
missioner from South Carolina. The Senat,
proceeded thither in a body, headed by its ser
| geant-at-arms, presiding officer and clerk.
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SPECIAL. NoTICn0. essss,l,
N Rheumatisms .v,..w,u.s ia
RHEuMATIsM CURED BX .,,sr ! :, =, c.,,,,,,ip,

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Canot. ~"
RHEUMATISM-larr PlQMm4I. gssssss laa 70
RHEUMATlsM Chronic, I'm. Taylor. ts....s.ss
RHEUMATISM-Had il Is yesrs, Doene!I n
RHEUMATlSM-fadit It 70 years, HteRase TAyloS. I
RAEUMATiSM-Had 10 u y0aso, =. kNeAeo. = ~
RHEUMATIeM-M. CHlline. "a - ~ses @stssa
RHEUMAriSM-Had Il years, Hshsss oaslGl 4
RHErMATISM-E. Horn. s....,5 j. Ir ~ aesss,
RHEUMATISM-G. w. Goodrich. -. Il !,
.is.s aa yss1s %Sa' q SF:s :sasrias, y
FEMALES AND cHlLDRHN.-TAis THO /
TURE viii be found grsst medicine tof ~ t1ets
~ Cali and get Rsnphlee2 sna - 1sse. gesa 10
Sold BY PURCELL. LAQD + Cos. kieh1el4
gists in Pstersburss by .A0R1f4kk u 4Q0~s
BRAY, baltimore; and by DpfFists A. sac9rs
keepers everywhere. el Dsr boss!e ~ noE4ee~
4S. }as 't jau-0&svO =
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Message Of the aevsrsSr q Ls.ssian.s.I

Message Of the GsvernSr q Losssiene.
/ NEW ORLrAus. Jan. 1S.-Tho 0evoenceee'
Message to tho Legislature reeomnende toas
the State be prerared 70 msse. ssr o0aussh ~.
tineeucies; fayors retaliatipg on The hoefau9oa
Of the North by q high license ON M0ftneEa
man ilfactures, amounting - prohieesoos =
The House has passed po4nte0 re:esaoe
attack on the rights Of the South. clowns
the hostility Of the North, and thAt ~ 49,
ton OF q Republican President Wosaa 80
cause Of severance OF the Unlon.@s altstsssl
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FURTHER CALIFORNIA NEws.-The San
Francisco papers Of the 26th ult report that a
large number OF vessels were due At that port,
which tended to increase the indisposition to
operate. No change in business was expected
till after New Year.
The grape crop of California was less this
season than during any season since 1881
owing to the frost and bad weather. There
although several claims ON the Greek and its
tributaries continue to yield well and proba-
bly, will for year or two longer.
The quartz mining is still going ahead
Both the Leskigin aud New York Companies
are doing we'll.
The Russian corvettes Ryander and Navock
We're TO leave San Francisco ON January 18th,
intending to return via New York.
The Portland (Ore2On) Advertiser OF the II IN
of december says the United States steamer
Massach usetts, bound to Vancouver's leland
with the soldiers who lately occupied San
Juan, was detained at that port by ice.
Sandwich Island dates are to December 9th.
More than half Of the whalers had gone on I
some few to return Ia the spring for prOyi.
sions, etc. The shipments nakingur ure estimated
ut no barrels OF whale oil, and Sse 69i po unda
Of bone, large decrease from the usual
amount
AGGRAVATED CASE or MURnHR.-Welhav,
noticed the murder, In New Orleans, OF Au.
suste Drox, hy Hermogene Peri. The isstlmo
ny 1T the OOroner's inqueet shows II 70 have
been an aggravated case Of murder. The wifi
| Of Drox heroically sprang between the mur
derer aud her husband, but the villain con
| tnued his butcheyy, hacking the body afsel
| the dsath-blow had been given, aud dashiu(
| aside the wife. who bfavely attempted =
wrench tho weapon from him. From the evi
dence reported In the papers, We cannot die
cover that there was any pr0vocatiou for th
1 oct. The jury Of inquest rendsred the follow
| Ing verdict THAT deceased came to his deAtl
| By . stab wound In the left sids, hstwssn u
1ourth and Afth yihs, penetIating the hart
said wound having boon tn1teted with . dir
about ntne inehes long. In the hands Of on
Hesnoeeae Peri, On the Sth of January lasl
4 ef1eF - lnelm 1hs Deltn says that tho yes
800 q ~ OntdsFeP u Perry, and that -
6n1Hee NRa 0roshs9 oe Ou0ncdOro Peery :
4 t. u. q, Navy. The tAthee a. The vietl9
] Ltbgaztaa q - 6eaee q LoutstanA