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NIIsCONSlN HOUSE AND Ter PIX
w Alley, in Nswtown, for sale The un-
dersianed sfsrs the above property for ssls ON
Me most favorable terns. The situation Ii
eas Of the nisst favorable Amy person wish
ing to engage in the boarding house Business.
will Dc we'll to esll on the premises and learn
further particulars. The Alley i in complete
srdsr. JOHN sAlTH.
Feb Z. 1904. a.-62-la'
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- BEATTY HOUSE, GRASS VALLEY.
.EiI E. G. SMITH, formerly Of the Buck
eye House Having leased and rsfitted this ss
tsblishment, ], now prepared to entertain th'
travelling public. Thanking his friends for
their liberal patronage heretofore, he hopes
for i's continuance in his present location
and, promises that nothing shall be wanting
to secure the qualification and comfort of those
who may favor him with their patronage.
The table ID furnished with tho best the mar
ket affords, and in all the other appointments
of the house, every attention 10 peatness and
good order will be given.
GrdSs Valley, Feb. 7, 1852. s36n
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For Sale.
Lodging House.

THE undar.igned having leased the Bal
Roou and lodging apartments Of the Gregory
House, is ready to accommodate all those whl
nav wish lodging BY the night or week. The
beds and rooms have been thoroughly rsnovat
ID, and hs pledges himself to keep them ia
coed srdsr at all times. .,c,
76.W GRO. o HILBOURN
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0ALOON.-Ths Sal DON Of MRS. c. A.
= FRTSBIE is consta, ,tly open for visi'
-. At the veli-known sta nd on Main street.
III. h.s, ciosr. and liquors are constantly
q, hand Oysters, fried an s'ewsd, served
nm At ali hours. This saloon is comfortable
md fasbionable resort for gentlemen who
- "a sn.nd an sgreeacle 'sning. 67't
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Quart2vitle Hotel & Store.

BY'BRAUCLERK AND BDTsCH'
ON Woods Ravine, formerly, James
~ Store. We wsuld inform our friends,
), tws have lately built new house At the
! stand, and are now prepared to accom-
, late the public with Board and Lodging
en- the most reasonable terms. ~
Provisions and Liquors, Of all kinds for
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TAGLE EXCHANGE HOTEL, Front ct.
T. between and l., directly opposite the
stsan beat landings, Sacramento has . repu-
ASsa fer Ssist. order, and CloeniiAees.
SS-E PEASr Il LsSx ARE, r<sPr's.
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tH This 10 one Of the most extensive In.
voices ever offered in Rattle to the public
Catalogues Of the Prizes can be procured
at his store, on Sansome street, bstw 'en Cal
ifornia and Pine, over the stores Of J. A.
McCrea g. Co. and B. c. Horn & Co.
% Deeming it unnecessary to mention
all'the articles in the Catalogue, the proprie-
tor respectfully invites the ladies and gen.
tlemsn Of san Fransisco to an examination
of his extensive assortment of Goods.
His articles will be on exhibition until the
65th of March.
TIcKETs may be procured at the Union
and Times & Transcript Offices Sacramento
City.
10 Chances to be Ratified for every even
ing at the stors. JAMES B. Ray.
s9std
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January lb, ls62-8o-ln"
,CTATE OF CALIFORNIA-loIn ".

,CTATE OF CALlFORNIA-i0ya "
~ nIciAL DIsrRIoT.
In conformity to the statute, in ssch case
made and provided, it is ordered tha, the
following terms Of the district court for the
several counties composing said Judicial dis
trict, be held as herein Designated for the
year 1852.
For the coanty OF Ynba, commencing o.
the lst Mondays in February, April, Juss,
August, October and December.
For the county Of Nevada, on the sd Men.
days in February, I'd in Nay. Sd in August,
and I'd in November.
For the county Of Suttsr, on the eth Men.
days in January, Sd in April, Let in Bcptsn.
Der, and 4th in December.
1t is further ordered that q copy Of this or
der be entered ON the minutes Of the several
courts. by the clerks thereof and published
WA' T. BARBOUR
District Judge.
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DER ST. LAWRENCE and SWORL
i FISH.
Threshing machines,
Horse powers; l.
Tanning mills;
Platform and store trucks; .
Cylinder straw cutters;
Hay knives; scythes and handles;
Grain cradles, etc. etc, for sale by
BRYANT g. Co.
csrner Sansoms and Clay sy.
so-im San Francisco.
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ket rates the best quality oi American seet
Cattle.
NIB. They also keep ON hand a full assort-
msnt Of provisions and groceries. which they
haul with their own teams; therefore, they
can and will sell full as low, il not lower thsn
any slhsi house il the city. Mipers and pack
srs are invited to give thcin exll bsiors pur-
chasing elsewhere.
sl-3in THOMPSON & bRewE.
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Information

Information
WANTED Of Stephen c. Stanley, who
f. ~ left Cincinnati March 1850. The last
time heard from, he was mining on Steambeat
Bar, North Fsrk Of North Yuba river. He
was abouusix feet nigh, is a sheet iron warker
by trade-has bssn reported that he left he
lbevs place to return hems, and was murder
ed on the road to Downievins, or betwesn
Dewnieville and the Negro Tent, Any infor-
nation wall be thankfully received BY address,
ing WN T. GARRETT,
OF the frm of Garrett & Moore,
e6-2w Hallet 81. San Francisco.
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For Rent or Sale

,u(9E. hous, in Csyotevills known as ths
American Eorsc and Hotel de France.
'Th, horsc IS T. rosd repair and we'll furnished
for the accommodate of boarders, with neat
ha- room. and win be ssld cheap, or rented en-
Reasonable terms. For particulars apply 10
JOHN PHILLIPS,
At the Cayots House Cayotevills
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

DlSsOIutlOh OF PartNerShlp.
.TSHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
/ 4 tween William l.. Hope and Andrew Wa'
son In the Galena hay Yard and Stables was
this dsv disso,ved by mutual consent. Tho
business will hereafter be conducted by Alex
auder Hsntsr. WIN. l.. H0rE.
Feb 7--H-2ts ANDREW WATsns.
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tTVHE SUBSCRIBERS wishing to dispose
Il of all their stock, offer for sale fourteen
splendid milk cows, part OF them with young
calves, the balance will calvs by the 18th of
March. JOSEPH CLARK e. Co.
Indian Valley, mile south OF Centrsvills.
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I-nmher of all kinds for Sale

Iumbcr Of all KINDS lot oale
WUAvlNG purchased an int crest in the
Steam Saw Mill on Little ueer creek,
formerly owned BY Radon N ssans, any
..rsou ssu be furnished with bills OF Jumper
,, ,h. shortest notice. by calling on neat Da'
vie = s"" ' 1T. HIRsT.
r.s lo.A, isss 81"
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Fancy Goods.

Mrs. M H. SAMPSON has just re-
lNl ceivcd from San Francisco a splendid
lot Of FAncy Goods, Trimmings. Perfume
ry, etc etc. which she offers to the ladies At
very reduced rates, among which are the
following.
Figured silks. Paper muslins,
Watered, Glazed cambrics,
Satin stripe Gimp buttons,
Damask = Em'b. Pavia hdkfs,
Pophir DO Linen do,
Cashmeres Chemissetts, capes,
Herinos, Edgings & insertions
One splendid green velvet sack, one splen'
robe de chanbre, black and white silk hose
kid gloves, artificial flowers, bonnet Innings
hair oils, pomatum, Macassar oil, Colonge
water.
With = variety Of other articles TOO nu
merous to mention.
Nevada, Feb. I, lo52-s3-tf
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OOn DOZEN "WRiGHrs" BALrInosE
sDeDO Cove Oysters;
60 cases sardines. 1-2 Is IA and "A boxes;
Sc cases fresh peaches; 20 doz asparagus;
$50 doz preserved meats; ~ doz tomato sauce;
10 cases green peas and corn;
so doE Orange marnalade;
.62 dos ass'd Eng sauces; 50 doz Eng mustard;
rs cases ground pepper, in glass;
. 80 cases pie fruits; 50 cases brandy fruits;
f12 cases of gal brandy peaches;
Is bales gunny bags; " cases salt, in sacks;
, For sale by, WIN. T. col EMAN q. co.
6S-lm cor California and Front sts
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Oh FlRKINS GOSHEN BUTTER IN BnINE;
~ Is casks butter. in kegs; 10 kegs lard;
30 cases lard in tins;
$50 hf and or bbls naokerel;
400 bales Manila ssgar; Is 600 lbs China ,ugar;
100 bbls and hf bbls crushed sugar;
so bbls brown sugar;
300 sacks Rio coffee; $50 sacks Chill beans;
$50 bags Eng. walnuts; go eases ground coffee;
$40 PIX gs blk and green teas; 10 cases chocolate;
$50 tins cheese, 10 h ea; 20 bbs Carolina rice;
400 kegs and hf bbls syrup;
in store and for sale BY
% VIM. T. COLEMAN & co.
e6-lm Cor California and Fronts sts.
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MINING NOTICES.
p. O. Nj: Co.

THE STOCKHOLDERS Of the Phenix
Quartz Mining Company are hereby Botifst
that a meeting has been called by the Trustees
Of said CON pany. to be held o. Wednesday,
March l7th, at Q o'e,ock p. NJ, at the Empire
Clothing Depot, at which time matters Of in
portan nee will be laid before the company.
A full attendance 10 requested either person
ally or by proxy, as fne Of one dollar per
share will bs axacted for non-sttendance.
H. RoTnsCHILp, Sec'y.
Nevada city. March 6, l652-9l-3t
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NOTICE,-Th Stockholders Of the Ural
~ Qua-z Mining Company are hereby no.
tiled that meeting will be held on Thursday
Evening, 4ih March mex , al the Office Of tbs
Company. A general attendance is requested.
90-lt J. b BIpLEHAN, Sec'y.
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B. III. Q. M. c..

...: b. H. Q. M. G..
NOTICE is hereby given to the share
IN holders of the BUNKER HILL Quartz
MININa COMPANY, that further assess.
ment OF one per centum on the capital
stock OF said company has been levied this
25th day of Februry 1852, by tho board Of
trustees, payable within ten days, at the com
pany's Office on the works
The rue Of forfeiture for non payment Of
assessment. will bo riS;dy enforced. BY
order of the Board.
7l.st r. w. COLBURN, Sec'y.
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EREsH JEWELKY--JACKS q

ERESH JEWELKY--JACKS 4
l. WOODRUFF, importers Of Watches
and Jewelry 274 Montgomery st., between
Washington and Merchant ,t'.. San Fran.
cisco, have just received per steamer pana-
ma, large invoice of the most recherche
items in watches and jcwelry ever landed in
this port, consisting Of diamond, ruby, emer.
aid, aad opal pins, rings and earrings, hnc
London, Duplex and lever watches, cased
in California gold (by ono of their firm in
New York tea sets, solid gold charms; sc,
Silver ware in all its branches. manufac.
turcd frsm native California silver; also Cal:
iforniA gold specimen and other jcwelry made
to order, at short notice and reasonable ad
vance. -
Chronometers rated by transit accurately;
ohronometcr and watch repairing executed
in the most thorough manner and warranted.
Feb. 18th 1852 s4.rm.,
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10000 Tickets---$4 each.
Eight Hundred Prizes-Twelve Blanks to
, one Prize.
! To Dc decided under the management Of
a Cofhmitteeof Gentlemen selected by the
holders ofIicketa
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n Marysviile Packet

"A Marysv1lbe Packet
vrrt-T-S91 The steamer J. BRAGDON,
tS1ET3SfSs Thos. w. Lyles, master, will
leave on her frat trip on FRIDAY, Jan 9Th,
1859, ara o'clock P. N For freight or
passage, apply on board at Pacific Of. Wharf
or to
wADswORTH + RAvESIES, Agents,
esnsoms ct. near Washington, mp stairs
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g HIRTS AT WH0LESALE-REpuoEp
- prices.-LEvy X WooLr beg to announces

g SHIRTS AT WH0LESALE-RLpUoEp
- prices.-LEvy Il WooLr beg to announce
TO their customers, and the trade generally, Y,
that having relinquished the retail branch
of their business they have removed 10 the
new fire-proof store Of Buckeye and Asrss,
Clay st. between montgomery and Lsides.
dorff, mp stairs, e'
They arc now receiving per Wila figeon
Trade Wind, and Golden Gate. direct from
their mandatory, in New York, an eiepan,
assortment of shirts, consisting in part Of
200 doz extra fine York mill muslin shirts
with linen bosom, collar and wristbands
200 doz do do, medium qualities;
200 doz sup Jenny Lind do fancy patterns
Together witt, various articles in their line
We would beg to call the attention o.
country and city dealers to the fact, that BY
every vessel from New York we shall receive
regular snpplies and from the facilities We
possess of manufacturing, are enabled to
offer such inducements to purchasers a. to
defy competition.
LEVY 4 WOOLF, Clay st.
s6-lm bet montgomery and Leidesdorf'
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TOR SALE OR EN- r rnt house stu
u ated on Woods Ravine, known as the
Quartzvile H otel and Store, together with
the furniture. bar fixtures lot and adjoining
farm fenced IN, ready for cultivation. This
mouse is doing large business st the present
time, being in the centre Of the quartz re-
gion. 1t will be disposed Of low as the pro-
prietors are closing up their business to return
to tho States For further particulars enquire
Onthc premises of .,,,,
-, BEAUCLERK & BUTSCH.
FebI 7tb 1852. S3-lm*
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d UTTER-ex Comet A superior arti.
ID ele in frkins and small kegs. For sale
"a soon as landed nv JAS PATRICK.
79yl , Battery st, near Jackson
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BEVERLY c, sAsDrss. c. !, esENH1M.
San Francisco Savings Bank:
SANDERS oud BRENNAN a.,
MoSTeohERY STREET,
general .Bankers and Exchange DealA.,

General deposits received frsns Merchants,
Mechanics, and others.
Also Money and Gold Dust received on
Srscisl Deposit.
Gold Dust purchased at tho highest prisss.
Interest allowed en- lime Deposits S9-my
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S. L. M. Co.
Notice.

A meeting Of the stockholder, Of the Gold
n Hill Quartz Mining Company will be
held at the companyb Office, Grass Valley,
npsn Saturday, the 18th day Of March next
to take into consideration the propriety Of
increasing the capital stock Of said company
to one ntlion Of dollars, for;the purpose oi
increasing the works, ate
G. W. 2. BIssELL, |
s. SkNBoHN,
'.t- @WSBs OoMsTocK, Trustees
G. MEREDITH,
THOMAS B. WALKR,
Grass Vslley, Feb'y. ls, 1s52.-s7.5t
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f. ARGENTI and Co.

BANKERS,
Montgomery 81, bet. Clay and Commercial.
Refer to and draw on
Brown, Bros e. Co. New York,
Brown, Shipley and Co. Liverpool,
Samuel Nicholson and Co. New Orleans,
Browns and Bowen, Philadelphia,
James Adgsr and Co, Charleston,
Morrell and Dickey, Mobile,
+ q Curtis ESQ, Boston,
Goo B Cumming, Savannah.
Alex Brown and Son Baltimore
Good clean God dust bought az SIT, per %.
and forwarded. covered by Insurance, to the
Unnited States. 76-3m
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New Orleans Sereuadexp!

:
:. Dramstic Hall cor. Broad and Pine SITS
,s,. FOR FOUR NIGHTS ONLY.
= The original New ORLEANS sERBSApERs
consisting Of the following gentlemen, under
, the mansnement Of HENRY b PLATr:
Geo. Swim Buckley, the original bens and
he-jo PLAYER,
y -'r Collins tirs favorite ballad singer,
;" Master F, Buckley, known as Ole Bull Jr
th"' best violinist in the world of his age;
'f ~ b. Buckley. 'Tambourinist
=" ~. II. Rarrv, Basso, -t
-. ]. TT. Mullen. the great burle,qne fancy
dancer,
Vave the hsnor Of announcing to the citi.
6 a-n. Of NEVADA, that they will give their
e First Entertainment At the above named
place, on SATURDAY EVENING. March 9th,
to he repeated on SUNDAY afternoon. and
on Sunday. Monday, and Tuesday evenings,
when will he introduced a variety Of new
: - n
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A Gard.

The undersigned, intending to leave for the
Atlantic States on the first day of March next
aud desirous OF having all his business perma-
nently closed before his departure, respectfully
requests all those who are indebted to the firm
of Webster a. Co. to Call Immediately and set
tie thA Same, as he wishes to save himself trOu-
Bile, and them costs.
N B. The Butchering Business will be con-
tinued by bis partner Joseph Chambers, on
Broad street.
have also for sale six claims in the Orleans
Quartz Mining company, at the head oil Goid
Flat, and one fourth of share in Lower Eoid
Tunnel.
6l-lm NJ v WEbStth.
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American Cattle.

Do Il: 4; Il IS; !: 8: i: !: i: =: s
o,,.Ii,, IF AA,.r;c.u ~.
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NOTICF To all persons having busine ss
~ in the hands of the late A. Olney. deceas-
ea, late Justice Of the Peace for Nevada coun-
". will find their papers with the undersigned.
His docket having been transferred to me by
his executor or administrator.
F.. G. DOUGHERTY, J, P.
Max,h Ioko-QI-lt
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Great Excitement.
"ANTED-$5o0G in Gold Dust, in sx.
w change for Daguerreotypes, at
SHA " &. JOHNSONS

Eurcki Daguerrean Rooms,
No. 297 Montgomery st. San Francisco.
All persons visiting this city are respectfully
iavitsd to call al these rooms, where they will
find pictures taken in every variety and style
from the smallest size 10 the largest aud In
the highest perfection Of this beautiful AIT.
Pictures taken in mczzotinte or in COLORS
Perfect satisfa ton guaranteed in oil cases
o. no charge. We have arraug smsnts made
by which we are enabled to send pictures o (
eur customers by mail to any part Of the knswn
world and alta trfling expense.
Instruction given in the art.
Dagusrreotyps instruments complete, with
q general assortment Of plates, cases and che
micals, always on hand and for sale shrap.
6. L. SHAW, s5-6m GEO. n. JOHNSON.
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'uHEst NHHCCws CttV' """
Burlesuue Dances, etc.

= Mr.. G. BUCKLEY will also perform his
Original Solo on a pair Of kitchen bellows.
=. For,particulart see small bills,
ADMISSION, Dress Circle 81; Pitt. ST.
Families can secure seats at the Office, be-
tween the hours of l2 NJ and Bpm
NoTlCE,-The pvblic are cautioned against
spurious companvs assuming the name Of
the Original New Orleans Serenaders. (Look
at the names Of tie Originally sl-lt*
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County. Of

- Constable, Nevada Jownship,
Nevuda CITY. February 2sth ieb2-S9-St
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-14

Mr. Wyse said that in order to give the Speaker
time to appoint the Standing Committees, he NOV.
ed that when the House adjourn, it adjourn until
Monday next, which was carried. Mr.. Wyse
then moved that the House adjourn, which was
adopted, and the House adjourned.
January 10.
SENArE.-Mr Williams, of Baltimore, contin-
ued his remarks in support of his right to seat in
the Senate, and was replied to by Mr.. Gather, OF
Montgomery. The resolution that ssNathaniel
Williams be called to qualify as a Senator from
Baltimore city," being next in order was then
passed by the following vote
keene, Miller, Grason, Holland, Kunkel, Farnan-
dis, Willis, Weber and Longwel-l4.
.Nays-Messrs. Sothoron, Cacy, Matthews, Bow
ling, Gather and Watkins-6.
MIR. Williams then appeared and qualified, and
resumed his seat
Mr.. Done then offered the following resolutions
Resolved, That the Senate of Maryland do ex-
extend to Louis Kossuth cordial welcome to the
capital of their State.
Resolved, That the President appoint commit
tee of three members of the Senate to wait upon
Louis Kossuth, on his arrival in Annapolis, and
invite him to the Senate chamber
Which were passed, the ayes and nays not being
called.
The Chair then announced the following COM
mittee upon the reception of kossuth-Messrs.
Done, of Somerset; Lloyd, of Talbot; Sothoron,
of St. Mary's.
Without proceeding to the choice of officers, on
motion of Mr.. Watkins, the Senate then adjourned
till Monday morning, at 10 O'Clock.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-14
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Jan. 10, ]

DALTlMORES Jdu. 1Os 1COS.
lN-Wheat.-Parcels of red Wheats, re-
ceived by wagons and railroads, have sold through
out the week at sass cents for good to prime
There have also been sales af1oat of good to
prime reds at 81 80 cts. A parcel of very prime
Md. white Wheat was sold from store at 100 cents
per bushel !; we quote Md. and Pa. whites at 95a
100 cts. Penna reds worth s6a90 cts.
Cor7,-On Wednesday some 5000 bushels prime
white were sold at SO cts. On the same day
smaller lots of white were sold at 81 cents, and OF
yellow at 56a57 cts. Yesterday and to-day there
have been sales, afoat and from store, of white
at So cents, and of yellow at the same price.
Oats-We quote to-day Md. Oats at 3ia36 cts
and Penn at 36a37 cents.
ToBAcco.-The market has been rather dull
this week, the accounts from Europe being very
discouraging, and shippers showing but little dis
position to operate. Some small parcels OF MD
ding qualities have been taken this week, and a
few parcels of common. In some instances prices
are considered about 25 cts lower than they were
at the commencement of last month. We continue
former quotations, to wit
Ground Leaf S4a8 frosted very dull, S3s3 oo;
inferior So 50a4 good common 81 5Oa5 brown
Sc 5Oa7 so; and fine brown SSa9. -.-.
The inspections of week are 81 hhds MD.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-14

EXTREME CoLD-The very low tenn
pera.ure endured by the Grinnell Expedition
while within the polar circle is thus describ-
ed by Dr.. Kane in one of his Smithsonian
lectures
Al the appalling temperatures Of 40 deg.
and SO deg. or 70 deg. to 81 deg. belo,o
The freezing point, cold became as sensible
in its effect as heat-indeed, between the
positive effects Of the very high and the mega
tue of the very low scale, it was impossi-
Bile TO distinguish BY sensation. Upon 60
ing out into the open air the face became
encrusted with an icy rind, and the lips were
glued together by the cemening aid Of the
beard and moustache. The trigger Of gun
blis,ered the finger, and jack knife in The
pantaloons poke. caused you to jump as
with sudden scald. During the long
darkness, when they attempted to beguile
the winter hours with thea,ricals, an unfor-
.unate Thespian dropped the pan,omimic
Aa,-iron as though receiving sudden burn
Indeed, the next day row of blis,ers had
given evidence of the truth that, in tenn
pera,ure as in every thing else, extremes
meet.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1852-01-14
DIE d.

At ST. Johns, the residence of tie family, near
Port Tobacco, on the 9Th of January. 1852, MRS.
MARY J. BARNES, consort Of Judge RICHARD
BARNES, in the 46th year of her age.
Mournful and sad indeed has been this visitation
of the Angel of Death, severing, it has, chain
of congugal and fillal affection, which, with its
many links, bright and beautiful, had for so long
a time bound in peace and love happy domestic
circle. Her husband has lost fond and devoted
wife her children an affectionate and doating
mother; and her many friends have lost COM
panion, who, by her gentle and winning manners.
and kind and amiable department, had planted in
their bosoms deep and lasting friendship. She
had led the christian life, and died the christians
death, and may that mcrciful God, who tempers
the wind to the shorn lamb, pour balm and conso-
latlon into the sorrowing hearts Of her bereaved
relatives and friends, in the confident hope that
she has been but translated from vale OF tears to
an abode where all tears are wiped away where
decay and death are not known where rivers OF
pleasure forever flow, and bliss eternal relgns.-
Hers had been the christians faith, and hers
might be the christian hope.
Then might she welcome the tomb
Since Jesus hath. lain there, might dread not its
| gloom;
There sweet be her rest till He bid her arise,
To hail Him in triumph descending the skies.
| [Sun please copy.]
Of paralysis, at his residence in Charles County,
on the 26th ult., SAMUEL BARLEY, Esq, late
Post Master at Pomonkey, IN the Seth year Of his
age.
The spirit world has called from earth devot
ed husband, kind indulgent father, and generous
friend The deceased mingled in society but lit,
tie abroad, having for several years been afflicted
with hemiplegia but all who knew him were
happy to enjoy his generous hospitality, and the
pleasure Of his highly cultivated and well stored
mind.
baltimore Sun, Philadelphia and Greencastle
papers will please copy.]
(Mrs J. A. TURNER,) Mr.. KENSEY JOHNS
COE son of Gen. SAMUEL Coz, of Prince Georges
county, Maryland. The deceased was young
man of an amiable disposition and much personal
worth. His loss will be deplored by many beyond
the circle of his own afflicted family. Of them
and their loss, feel constrained to say. it is in
deed irreparabe.