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X. ELDKIDGE, G. c. O.
VIM VI. Cnbeli, pa. June l6-wiw
MATCHES, JEwELRY. COLE

w AND SL FER.-JOHNP +. WRIGHT ha,
regularly employed in the back room Of his Bool
Fine Jewclry md Fnnry Goods and Watch Store
good rorhman, for the purpose Of repairing
Watches, mendng Jcwelry, Silver Ware, Combs
Nc, and making Silver Spoons, Finger Rings, Sc
All work entrusted to him will be thankfully rccoiv.
cd and raryo'tcd 10 be dane IN he best manner, o,
no charge mnde for it, nnr 9l-ts
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7 UDLAM 4 WATS0N- CoVT1y

nHu utscflp1Un
81 dcmyohns snp'r old Port Wine, 5 gallons each
20 do do old Antigua Rum. 5 do do
Ie Cots GARLAND G. pnpJNsnN
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mn Dts JOHN HAFAy n,.,o,;,
yyn nVSDrnrrrrc
A NTI-CHOLERA MIxTUPE.-

a he subscriber is prepared To furnish This
Medicine to the public, and it is confidently recon-,
mended as the best remedy for Diarrhna. Choler,.
Morbus, Dyscntary, Cholera-Infan:um, and atIec.
tons of the stomach and bowels now in use. A,
this season of the year. when such diseases are re
valcnt this medicine should be kept in every ami-
ly and ii resoed to in time, viii afford relief in
nine cases out Of ten. 1t is unpleasant TO take
and may be given to children with ease. For sale
by JOHN II. SEAY. Drrcis,
=5fCall and try it, it viii speak for itself
Nov
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MASSIE 4 MITCHELL, TOBACCO
1Nl and General commission Merchants, so From
Street, New York.
Jan. 6--w6mos

ZINE BROWN SUGARS HHDS.
= strictly choice st. Croix and Porto Rico Su-
CARS just received at JOS. d. NOWLIN.
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T0 THE MANUFACTURERS OF

IODaccO.-Thc undersigned. Commits
sson and Forrarding Merchants, Dealers IN G,oce-
RES Produce, and AGENTS FOR THE SAL T.
or MANUFACTURED TOBACCO, respect
fuliy solicit consignments, and by strict attention
to the interests of those who patronisc u.s. we hope
to give entire satisfaction.
The usual advances made on consignments.
LANGLEY s. MANSER,
Ciacinnati Ohio,
No. % Front St, between Main and Walnut.
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the sole Agents for tho sal

N OEICE-Being the sole Agents for the sale
l OF Licorice in Virginia, of Mcssrs. Francia g.
Co., the Importers in New York, we keep constant
ly on hand large supply OF this article in all its
varieties and are prepared to sell on the most ac-
commodatng terms. Purchasers requested to
call and examine our stock.
GARLAND s. ROBINSON.
Corner Gary and goth streets, on the Dock,
Mar Io-ts Richmond Va
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MARBLE NsANUFACrORy

~ UEUhNE FAGAN e BROTHER, .Scult-
tors, Market Street, Lypcibmg, Ta-Monumcnts
Nantes, Toinbs and Head Stones, Table and Coun-
'e, ops, and House Work in general, executed in
an It's branches III the best manner, for public and
private buildings. Terms moderate.
Jan lG-6m
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A MOTHER SUPPLY OF pURC

- Concentrated Extract Of Jamoica Gingcr-Ir
addition to its other properties, it will be found
valuable adjunct to Col Licer OIL concealing I'll,
taste and preventing the nausea which some per
sons experience when they first commence its use
For sale by
mn SITS JOUT HAFAy n.
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"a TIME FOR FASHIONS

r. TIME FOR FASHEONS,-TIIE
ta subscriber has just received the spring STYLE of
gentlemen HATS for 1851 being the latest and most
approved New York and Philadelphia style ofHArs,
towhich he invites his old friends and customers and
the public generally. to his large and desirable stock
OF HATS, as they are really good and beautiful -
All those that are in Of the above articles viii
please give him call as he is determined to sell as
cheap as the cheapest, and upon tho most accom-
m"dntins terms lie devotcs his whole att ention to
the Manufacturing department ofIIattng-andfrom
his long experience and close attention to business
ehoPes to merit good share of the pubic patron
age. All orders thankfully received and prompt
" attended to- NM. SITTER
Feb Cts
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REFERENCES

DICKINSON nd'1i ,aas" shro Ua sby kanawn Va
R. Smith, Cashier, Parkersburg, Va.
y y NJ " JACKSON M ean'' '. do 5cinenna' Ohio
Seth Halsey. !
Dudley & Johns,
&. T. Williams. }Lyuchburr. Va.
Doct. T. T. Blackiord,
VIM. ID. Miller. Tune 5-ts1
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J. NW.G.CRENSHAWa SEQ.

II IL GROCERS md COMMISSION NEE
CHANTS, North side IF the Basin BaHk, Rich
MoND, VA, attend particularly to the purchase and
sale of all kinds OF Produce and Merchandise; also,
to the forwarding of Goods with dispatch
They have always on hand, n good stock of Gro
ceries, Wines, Liquors, &c, to which they solicit
the attention of dealers.
Liberal cash advances on consgnments.
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- SION MERCHANTS, RicnnoSp. Vim
ciSIA-IFare Horse on the Basin. They arc reg.
uiary supplied with Lquorcc in mass and in stick.
also with Sweet Oil; all of which they warrant to
be genuine. Orders filed Mt the lowest marke,
prices, and on the most liberal terms Particular
attention paid to the sale of Tobacco, Stems, and
other produce.
Richmond June Io-3v
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GREAT ATTlsACTEON..-NEj

4 ,REAT ATTRACTION !!-NE "
~ and Spieadn s'ocf # Dry Goods and Reuiy
Made ClothiHgm IIAolcsoieS Re,aH-GTGGFN-
HELhER q. UNI'ERMTER.-Rcspe in
form their friends aud the public generally that they
arc now receiving splendid stock Of Dry Goois.
suitable for the Spring md Summer season. cn1bra-
cling every articlc.oi Ladics' ami GcnIemon's Iiray
All Of which the public invited to call and cxun-
inc before purchasing elsewhere. We hayo a beau
tiiul assortment Of Hafsoad Caps, Boo's oad Shines,
with splendid and general assortment Of Fancy mr.
icies, all Of which offered ut unusually low pri-
ccs. Call and us; and we feel assured that Won
will be pleased with prizes as well as Goods, as we
nredcterninedto sell low, having purchased for cash
They are also receiving II splendid assortment Of
Ready Mate Clothing, Purchased by them 70, cash
at unnFuolly low prices, by which means they arc
enablcdtto of'.r greater inducements to the public
than any similar establishment
Theywould particularly call The attention ofcoun-
Try merchants and others their Iphoisalc Prizes
believing that they will find i, 10 their interest to
give them call and examine their stock, before go
ing further East The great facilities which they en-
JOY in purchasing their supplies, enable them
nounre with confidence, that their goods will be sold
at RICHMOND PRICES.
n. GuGGENHETMER.
l. TNTERMYER
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LIE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

IFE NCE.---LYNCu-
IL BURG HOSE AND FIRE INSURANCE
| COMPANY.-A HOME INSTITUTION.--Ths
Company makes assurances against loss or damage
BY Fire, Dwelling Houses, Stores, Tobacco Fac
tories md other Buildings Furniture, Goods.
Wares aud Merchandise generally, il town md
country on the most favorable terms.
Also makes assurances on the lives Of NIL persons
enjoying good health and Of sound constitutions,
Except such as engaged in work on Rail Roads,
Canals, and other extraordinary employment for
the whole duration Of life, or for limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupation, (not on
Rail Roads. Canals. or other extra public work, }
will be insured on reasonable terms.
BOARD oy DIRECTORS.
JOHN ROBIN Mcdaniel, President.
y. 7. 9. PETERS, Vice Prcst
$. DIUGUID. Chief Engineer.
y. u scnooLHELD, s. q. Hear
Taos. o. AcngE, Jas. NJ. Cons.
MARTIN HOLLINs, Treasurey.
NJ. W. DAvsspoHr, See'y a
DR.. j. II. Gilner. Medical
III W M oiwny Owen, Eramuvrs.
Sept. 23-ts
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John III. TYKEE, has removed his Of
- flee to the same building where he will be ready
at all times to attend to his friends in the sale Of
Tobacco, &c. nm IO-,s
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Office efdtc Iirgihtf and Tennessee Railroad Co., }
LrScHBuRG MAY 10th, 1851 {
ia r :.:E.5:.,::.: The Board Of Dircc-
tors of this Company, have or
dercd rcqIisition of Five Dollars per share uppn
all the stock which has been subscribed. payall nm
the 18th of june being the 18Th upon the old and
9TH upon the new subscribers and further reoui-
stion Of Five Dollars per share payable on the 18th
OF July it being the 18th upon the old and 9th upon
the new.
Delinqucnts will be required to pay interest in
all cases F. G. MORRISuV Tro,.,r
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g MITCEEELL&TYLER, DEA

"a LERS IN CLOCKS, WATCHES AND
GNG JEWELRY, .Sdrcr anil Plated Ware, M
uary and Fancy Goods, 10S Main Street. Richmond,
Va. Feb l7-6m
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AND SIGN P.INT1Nc

IL The subscriber is prepared TO undertake and
execute In the very best manner, House and Sign
iaihting either in town country. Orders
thankfully received and punetuay attended to.
1T WOODSON.
Hoase md Sign Painter, opposite Franklin Hotei.
June i6-1m
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LEGAL NOTICES.

A n . f,i-.:. 49, =, d. -
~ ,,r oo'e continued ~ ealournmsns
c,,u-,h ~. III, .s 'o' snc county q UsmPoeh
Is,t o''' ''e'eo'' on r'uay the 10Th Gay o. hisy
S,rh,.
bv NJ o ~ n.rriea woman, VINO sue
"eN' 'f'cho' iheoPniius =. Collins,
49,. fisintiA,
james JorJ,, 49,, Nj.
jarnert. RcbarJ s'a' LII = s's whe' c1win ~
Isaac MEDLEY .,a.is anu, my nosene ~ ms wfs
of Charles Ds;srn.. o. i,a','ss ana a. such adm
Charles Scott ad',a. ase o. ueorgs LiPscombs On
' VI rics "ii'ism decd,
IN cu,xo, Defendants.
Tn, order of nn,,;aa. nNoEhi.
~, the OH d,v az Dee.,r,,n awarded IN TINS csas
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- &C., Ac.-MOORMAN & MARTIN ore
Just IN receipt Of second supply Of GROCER
les. consisting Of large and well selected stock Of
Sugars. Ce6cc, SAT-, Loa &c, &c; and general
stock Of sueI articles usually kept in Gro
Gerry store, which will be sold the unst
dating terms ut their store, next door below Lbcr
~ Warehouse.
Juuc 0y-fa
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RICHMOND.
. ROBINSON, AUC-

GARLAND 4 ROBINSON, AUG.
~ TON D. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
corner Cary and 10th streets, on the Dock, Rich
mond, Va. have in store and for sale on accommo-
dating terms
20G0 bags genuine Peruvian Guano
100 cases 7 q stick Licorice
so do G Lieoriee
rs half do Beck & Co do
100 cases &C do
80 do Spanish arms do ! PASTE
30 do Da luces do
IS do Yuuria do
do FXH do
1000 bushels superior Oats
40 boxes superior Medoc CIaret
p do do old Sherry
loo bbis superior Bumgardner old RYE Whiskev
$50 do do rectifed al
~ baskets superior Cream Debouzy Champagne
200 bags superior Rio Coffee
II boxes do pressr'd Peaches Gin nat / iuice)
bales do soft shell Almonds
IL frail, do hard shell do
so hhds do Bacon Shoulders
bbls do Tonqua Beans
GO do do city mills superfne Flour
800 do do country do a,
1000 kes do Old Dominion Nails. every s;,s
and description
80 demijohns sup'r old Port Wine. S gallon, each
20 do do old Antigua Rum. ) do do
le -o-ts OAKLAND & ROBINSON.
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XII VALUABLE LAMP For Sale.
CHISWELL DABNEY
SPERAL SPRING BEDS.

GPERAL SPRING REDS-7he grent-
~ est luxury If the age II am now manufacture
ing superior article of Curlcd hair Spring Beds
For comfort, convenience durability and economy,
they are unsurpassed by any thing in the shape Of
a bed, ever made. They possess all the case Of "A
feather bed, without permitting the folds TO cnyel-
ope the person, to arrest the nsensiblr pcrspi-
ration ofthe body. Call at my Ware Room, and
examine for yourselves
June lots A WINSTON
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0nN z. MURRELL, ATTORNEY AT
Law CAMfpkLI CouRr-llorsE, Va, will at
sIntsyisania and the Circuit Courts of ual;fnx
Bedford and Lynchburg.
Jan 1C-wly
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7 ATEsARRIvALs AT THE Ma

received full supply of the finest Cigars of all
qualities. Also, rhoioe Fruits, Candies, and every
article in the Confectionery line. TO crafty your
tastes IN every variety, M abund,n supply Of good
thlnaa can De fund N lie lLnLahaM mn l2=,.
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CEILING OFF FOR CAsn.--I la

- determined to sell off my stock of Goods of cv-
cry description at errrnely zoc prizes, many arti-
ccs greatly below cost rs low in fact as any other
man IN town. cost cost. | have superb
stock Of Ready Made Clothing Boots and Shoes,
Hats and Caps, Trunks, &c. &C., Cloths, CASH
meres and vestings.
:, Daily expected, an additional supply of Summer
Goats, Trunks, &c. Call and examine before nur.
chasing. fJunc a-tsl e. IOGWOop'
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world the accusations Of his criminaity in the tor
pedo conspiracy This was accomplished In our
absence through the agency of one Of the stool
pigeon gang, who afterwards seemed 50 deeply in
terested in procuring his conviction.
Ought not these recent results prove matters OF
congratulation to all who desire that guilt should
fall only on those who have meritedit. Ought not
all good men glory in the vindicaton Of our laws;
and ought they not to rejoice that their election has
fallen upon a public officer who has judgment to
discriminate, temper to control his actions. legal
knowledge to Judge between guilt and innocence
and guide him in the proper and impartial admins,
tration of justice.
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The Missouri BANK COUNTERFEIT MIL Dis
covERED-i200,C00 IN BILLS FOUND -Yeste rday,
Capt. John L. ID. CoZzens, Of the police, returned
from Jefferson county in this State, having IN his
possession the counterfeit bank bill printing press
engraying tools, Ne, OF John Moore, aad over
$500, 600 IN spurious paper. Capt Cozzens having
business In the neighbcrhood of Moorcs late resi-
derce, bethouaht him that he would examine the
premises, which he did thoroughly. His search
was Intellectual, until he came to an clubhouse, un.
der The floor Of which he founi two large boxes,
containing the press and printing materials, and ia
irg, in one OF the hoxes, the counterfeit paper
The boxes were well secured against moisture,
being taued over, as were also the materials, and
embedded In charcoal. The paper secured was of
the following description missouri soc filed up,
81, 000 Treasury notes (f500) partly filled up,
$4,000; Treasury notes (il00) partly filled 40,
sl2 400. A large quantity Of Hamilton Co., Ohio,
els and t5's mutilated. A large amount OF VI an
chester s3's; do. do. Georgetown Is e. } f20's ;
do. do South Carolina sl00's and sJOO's several
Georgetown Is O. sl,000's; Augusta (Ga sIOs;
Indiana State Bank sj0s Louisville (Ky) s3's
Kentucky State Bank i5's and s50's Iafay cite
(Cincnnaiil Sl0s North Carolina sos Mer-
chants and Mechanics Bank Of Michigan Ss's: OF
tawa montreal sic, s2's aud s3's; a large amount
Of Texas 100 and $500 scrip; Montreal (French)
S5's; and numerous denominations OF bills on the
Farmers, Merchants and Manufacturers Bank Of
Chillicothc.-&. Louis mo Ttnes, March 4.
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MELANCHOLY AFFAfE-LovE AND PRosAnLE STR
eide There was large crowd gathered at the
elbow Of the Miami causl, at the head OF Plum
street. on Friday night, about eight o'clock, to
watch the raking ef the canal for the body Of
young lady, who was supposed 70 have drowned
herself II seems that Johnson Mote, of Terra
Haute, Ind, had written To HIS lacy love,
Elizabeth myre, living in the district we have
named, that he would arrive here on Thursday,
and marry her on Thursday evening. The ep.
yointed hour came, the company wac assembled,
but there was bridegroom wanting, and OF course
the marriage ceremony could not take place. The
disappointed guests departed at late hour, leaving
the bride in exyt ctance, more dead than alive, so
deep was her grief. On the following morning she
told female friend that she had reason to believe
that Mr. Motto had deceived and betrayed her, and
che did rot wish 10 live any longer tire atening at
the same time 10 either take laudanum or drown
herself Friday passed, and shll Mr. NJ. did not
make his appearance, and her friends think that
she thus jrt.rrnined 10 pu. her resolve in execu-
ton Although partially watched, she contrived
10 care from the house a ii9le after dark, or
while her family were al supper; and when Il was
discovered .hat che had gone, IL was presumed at
once that che had put her threat in execution.
Messengers wCte sent 10 all the PLACES che had
been in the habit OF visiting, bat no Intelligence
cogtd be gained Of Der Whereabouts. A thorough
40 arch was made Lei night in the canal, but with
out success, and up to yesterday morning she was
still misslDg. What MAKES the matter still moe
~, that Mr. Mote arrived yesterday
morning TO fulfil HE cortract,- Cincinnati Es- /
gpirGr, Muth y
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Pnlfee Intelligence.

In he Case of the afipa.ke Bonds. The parties ne.
yesterday afternoon at o'clock, according to nd
jour bm.nt In o-dsr to proceed -tn the
pending against John Z. Cryder aud JAMES Ncksy
No further evidence wss offered by Mr.. Cutting Who
represents the prosecution and be thereupon rested his
case. MIR. domaine. counsel tor tho defendants re-
quests poitpons ment, his associate counsel Mr.
Van Buren, out Of too IN, and wished that the
might be sJjeurtsd until Monday next The masis
trae copssntsd to the post and any further
Proceedings In the matter goes off until that day In
order that the defendants should not detained in
the city prison any Ion ger than absolutely necessary
note directed to Mr. Ednonds keeper OF tn. city
prison, b. Mr. Hall the G,s.tant district attorney
With request that James Mckay aud John p Cry Ter
be placed IN surveillance Of officers Crkssous aud Dow.
ling Until Mspday next This request was endorsed by
Justice Osborn, and the parties were accordingly
placed In the custody OF the above med ON 3srs
.ftrAtJsF Gambling .Y ertsrday Capt Ca psntsr. of
the Filth wIEd arrested sporting genius called liar.
vsy Young on charge OF wiBoipg so from Copn-c-
tent yopih called Jetiah Prssburg at game OF
called faro.n The accused party va, conveyed rs.
fore Justice Lothrop who held him t. bail In 5000
ansrer the charge.
n Dishouesf Ssycnt-The police oftbe Fifteenth ward
arrested yesterday, young woman by the name OF ~
len Cuusn fsrvont In the family Of MI Stevenson
siding at No. Clinton place who vas charged with
ftesng quantity Of table linen aud articles 81
ing apparel valued In all at Sl25 portion OF tbs
stolen property was recovered, an the accused
committed TO prison by Justice Mc0rAth for further
hearing.
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Movements. OF pis,iogu,.hed People.

Cspt. Maddox u. Navy, Geo. u. Butler, Fordham
Msjor Csndee, New Haven q. Edwards Lester Brook.
Ign; G Goodyear. New Haven. among the arrival.
yssterday at the Union Place Hotel
ID Jamissn, New Orleans; l.. Cofin. San Francisco;
y. r. Wood and lady do; Hon n. II sibl.y. Mimi.
soia; II. Thomas U y. Navy; Capt Burton. Briti.n
Army; DR.. Dsleop. U. :. Army; ST. Cooper, Pitts.
bursb, 1t. Col Loekyer, e7th Regiment canada;
were among the arrivals yesterday at the Irving
House
T. W. Dickinson wsshington; T. W Young Boston;
j. Murray, do Ewing. Trenton; b Wilson, Phils-
celphia arrived yesterday at the American
IA. LILLE. T~pnersee; .. Al ms ong. do Watson,
de- n. Campbell Pittsburgh; o J Reeves. Ohio; J.
Angler Boston. arrived yesterday at the Aston.
Gen Csss was announced TO lecture In Pbadrlp phi q
last night, instead Of Hon. Mr. Mcdowell OF Va, who
was prevented by indisposition.
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Court or General Sessions.

Before Judge Bebee and Aid. Oakley and Chap man
ANOTHER SOl.LE PRoSEQUI IN FAVOR OF THE DKURYS.
MARCH 10 In the case of the Indictment against
the Drurys father and SOD, charging them with
attempt TO bride Judge Edmonds the District Attor-
n+y, with the consent of the court, this morning,
entered Q nolie prosequi.
Mol Pros ia the Case e| Dr. c. Sfsnley charged pIh
Rejoicing Stolen Goods The District Attorney also
tered noAe proseqta In the Of Marcus Cicero
Stanley Who indicted in 1915 for receiving stolen
goods The property stolen consisted of jswery and
fancy articles taken from the stores Of dessrs Til
fanny Young Ellie. and alleged 10 have been obtained
by Stanley from a negro. rfs<1
The Last Of the PhiIdephd Counterfeit Monty Passers
-Jare Wilson Pleads Guilty We have already noticed
wsm'n who came on here from Phiisdelphis, Soma
two months since with batch of untsrfsit money,
for the purpose Of circulating here before the
tsrf,it obtained publicity. Fortunately they had
passed but small part OF their spurious stock when
they were arrested. With the ssgacity which most
frequently accompanies rogusry they have pleaded
guilty In sIeer to the smallest possible punish
m.nt Jane Wileon, who was placed az the bar, this
Eorripg IL the last OF the female band she Is small
rather good looking and bearing appearance of the
posseesion Of comfortable ihellec. shrswdness.
Her counsel stated that she had informed him that
her husband her the money, aad that she at
the time entirely ignsrapt OF the fact that the bills
were bad; but. esid council as have !. not la
pewsr to prove these facts, have unaer the crcu
stsncef advsed the defendant to plead guilty TO the
charge. Tie court accepted the plea aud sentenced
the prsoner TO the state prison for i've JARS aud
month
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The Expected News.

The British mail steamship Asia is in her thir-
seenth day, and may therefore be considered due
At this port with Ole weeks later intelligence from
Ill parts of Europe.
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Marine AHalrss

Fon CHAcRfs-The steamship Empire City, Captain
Wilson, rallied yesterday for Chagres. The os
her passengers will be found under the proper head
srEAMERs ON THE PAcrIc--There now twelve
steamships running between Panama and San Fran
ciece, two between San Francisco and Oregon, three
between Fan Francisco and Trinidad, two between
San Francisco and San Diego, eight between San
Francisco and Sacramento City, seven bet seen San
snd Stockton three between San Francisco,
San Jose and Santa Clara three between Sacramento
city and Msrysve and seven trausient ste aners ply
h.
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anc vsiue Of all material thing can only be Nv
scmpsrsp est essires that bis spring Hats for
pstn,niWea 70 his grand TEST he ksoss that in
- ~ 10 ~. sspe. out Of whi,h they -reush I'D
osneJ snd hriancy Of their finish they never
ben eseeed II e1usec. Ths styles he leaves IN, mi
70 9sslae upcn merely temshng that ~ ~
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