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On Tuesday Evening, March 10th,
Will be acted second time) the new DRAMA entitled
S1HANDY MCGUIRE,
Or, the BOuid BOY of the Mountain,
Shandy Mcclure. -............M Mr. Williams
Dick an Idiot Mrs Williams
In the of the DRAMA Mr. Williams will sing "My
Heart S in Ould Ireland and dance an Irish Jig.
Pas Stvrien by..... Madlle Ciocca and Mr. Carese
To conclude with entirely farce never acted in
Richmond, entitled
SPREGs OFF IRELAND.
Jenny Murphy M Mr. B. Williams
ADMIssIoN.-Boxes $50 cts, Parquette IS cents;
Centre Gallery so cents; Colored Gallery IS cent
Eastern Gallery, for white persons l94c
20 Doors open at quarter before 7; performance to
mmence at half past o'clock. NH IS
WHITE MERCER POTATOEs.-We
w have just received per schr. Polly Bell, another
lot OF these very superior Potatoes for planting the
table. Those in want will do well to call soon.
NH 16 RAGLAND & BRO.
E7sSAYs FROM LONDON TIMEs.-A
H collection of historical and personal sketches just
NH is NASH Il wooDHoUsE, Eagle sqr.
IA GINIAN.-LYNDE WEISS, by the author of
"Nag's Head" Berthe &c. vol. Soc. For sale by
NH 10 NASH & WOoDHoUsE, Eagle sqr.
ENEATREERs.-Prme Western live Geese Fea-
NH 16 '' JOHN N GORDON & SON.
" Coffee Sugar. landing and for sale by
NH IS DAVENPORT ALLEN & co.
IAA BASKETS OLIVE OIL, receiving;
HUI and for sale by
NH 16 DAVENPORT ALLEN Il co
anRA8RELS sSLE OF WEtIEsfT APP
80 PIE BRANDY, receiving, for sale by
NH Is JAS WINSTON.
NH ANAGERs' OFFICER MORRIS &
I'VE co.
For This Day!
Capitals: $4,000 5000, 5000, 2345, GIG of $50 &C.
IS Nos l2Drawn. Tickets S.
Also the Dollar Lottery-Capitas $500, of $50
&c
Drawn numbers of Grand Consolidated class G.
90 II AS s 7s 20 II 55 &c SO "a sc
NH 10 c. W. PURCELL.
s1EASTER.-150 tons lump Plaster for sale to ar
IA rive by
mh l6 SHIELDS Il SOMERVILLE.
4 t0TT0N BATTING, Cotton Yarns, Cotton and
- Hemp Irvine, Carpet Chain, white and coored, for
sale by
NH l6 JOHN N. GORDON X SON.
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SATURDAY-Kentucky, extra, No. e9-Capital:
$3.50 7e Nos. Ii drawn. Tickets 81.
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WEDNEsDAY-Kentucky No 6s-capital: ss5..
00o 70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets $40
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BALTIMORE MARKETS. March Is.
FLoUR-Saes to-day of 1900 bbls Howard Street
81 49,
WHEAT-Red 80 cents; white 90 a 102 cents ~
bushel.
CoRS-White SIS ST. yellow Sc % 81 cents.
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BY RICHARD CAUTWoRN.

Ep OCULAR SALE DAYS. MONDAYS.
IA Wednesdays and Fridays.-Saie of horses every
81 O'clock will sell al auction at nv store on 18th ST.
variety OF Miscellaneous articles consisting OF the toll
lowing:
GROCERlES-Sugar, Coffee, Gunpowder Tea
Candles, Soap, M ils, Starch Bacon Hams Shoulders
and Sides Rice, Pepper. Ginger Brandy, Whiskey, Gin
Molasses, Butter Lard, Herrings, Shad.
Bureaus, Sideboards, Washstauds.
Feather Beds, Hair and Shuck Mattresses Bedsteads,
Chair,, Candestaods, Dining Tea and Toilet Tables
bedding OF every description, Tenders, Shovel and
longs, with many other articles in the housekeeping
line. fe
- SHOES, CLOTHING, &c.-Iwillal also sell Boots
Shoes, Slippers, Clothing of every kind, Hats, Cars
Crockery-ware, Matches. Wrtingand Wrapping Pa
per, Books, &c.
au2l r CAJJTHOP NJ
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NEW YORK MARKETS, March IA.
FLoUR-Sales to-day of 5000 bbls Southern at 81 81
% "a 70.
CoRN-Yeow 81 q 65 cents " bushe
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Arrival of the Eel Dorado from Chagros.

The steamer Eel Dorado arrived at this port to-day,
but brings later intelligence than that brought by the
Daniel Wehster.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY
CHARLES II. FREEMAN & CO.,
LATE FREEMAN, HODGES g. co.,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS,

144 Broadway door south of Liberty street,
NEW YORK,
HAVE on hand, snd will be receiving daily
4 J. through the season, Goods, direct from the
European manufacturers, and cash auctions, rich,
fashionable fancy silk Millinery Goods, Our stock of
rich Ribbons, comprises every variety of the latest
and most beautiful designs imported.
Many of our goods manufactured expressly to
our order, from our designs and patterns, and
stand unrivaed We offer our goods for nett cash Mt
lower prices than any credit house in America can a
ford.
All purchasers will find it greatly to their interest to
portion of their money and make selections
from our great variety of rich cheap Goods.
Ribbons. rich for Bonnets caps sashes and belts
Bonnet Silks, Satins, Grapes, Lisses and Taretons
Embroideries, Collars, Chemisettes, Capes, Beshas
Habits Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings and Insertlngs
Embroidered REVERE, Lace and Hemstitch Cambria
Hdkfs
Blends, Tllusionsand Embroidered Laces, for caps
Embroidered Laces, for Shawls Mantillas and Wells
Honiton Mechlen, Valenciennes and Brussels Laces
English and wove Thread, Smyrna, Isle Thread and
Cotton Laces
Kid, Isle Thread, Silk and Sewing Silk Gloves and
Mitts
French and American Artificial Flowers;
French Lace, English American and Italian
Straw Bonnets and Trimmings. NH 1o-d1m
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G L. Il DHNEN 80 H o Il Il FL G.
ESTABHHSFEy nENE.

CARY STREET, BELOW 18th STREET.
YHNIHE subscriber putting up for transportation
a. lin quart and pint bottles) Porter, Ale and
Champagne Cider, of superior quality, and careful
ly packed by an experienced hand City and country
merchants can be supplied at short notice Empty bot
ties wanted.
NH 16 JOHN CIENDINING.
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FRIDAY-Kentucky, No. 65-Capital So, 800
rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets SIS.
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overwhelmingly extra, No o5-Capital
S403l. rs Nos, 10 drawn. Tickets ST.
TUESDAY-Kentucky,N No 62-Capital: ss5, ooo--
70 Nos, Is drawn. Tickets S..
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Ii FOR SAFE, the schooner called POLLY
sSsABELI, now lying at Rockets. She IS Of a tons
burden draws fleet OF water and Is in first rate order
Her anchors cable, boats chains, sails SC all com
plcte and in excellent condition. Applyto
NH 16-3t* WIN NULL, at Rockets.
81 FOR BOsToN-Ffrst Pack1.-The re-
==Sgular packet schr MERCY TAYLOR, Captain
Nickerson now loading and will sail with Dispatch
For balance of freight of 800 packages tobacco apply
to Captain board at Raston & Pleasant wharf or
NH 1a DAVID CURRIE.
LII FOR NEW I.EANs.-FIRST
ssSzz4 PACKET Virginia and Louisiana Line
To sail positively the 25th nst-The regular fast
sailing packet barque CYANE Capt. Jesse Loveland
now landiug and will sail as above For freight cabin
steerage passage. having superior accommodations
apply to captain on board, at Dunlop, Moncure Co.'S
wharf, or to
DAVID CURRIE,
CHAS. I. WORKMAN & Co, or
NH HASKINS &c LIBBY.
.<s5a.t FOR NEW YORK-FIRST PACKET
ssss-==s-Virginia line of New York and Rich
mond Packefs.-The regular fast sailing packe
schooner MERCHANT, Capt. e. w. Couch, now load
ing and having the greater portion of her cargo
gagged and going board for balance of freight of 500
packages Tobacco apply to Captain board at Rails
ton & Peasants wharf or to
NH 9 DAVID CURRIE.
sFk FOR CHAREEsTON,s =. C.-The fine
- fast sailing schr B. E. SHARP, Capt. Sharp
is now ready to receive freight above, and will sail
with all possible dispatch For freight apply to
NH Is Corner 22d and w alter sts
~g51 FOR BOSTON. THE fine, fast sailing
- schr MOZARK Capt. Reid, will be ready to re,
eevefreght in few days and sail with all possible dis
patch. For freight, apply to ROBT. RANKIN,
NH 10 Corner 22d and Water St
zkE5aA WANTED--The bulk of 300 barrels to make
- up cargo for Charleston, s. C. Apply to
NH r. RANKIN.
I'll THE subscriber respectfully informs his old Gus
Cd toners and the public that he has ready for
inspection extensive stock of goods in his line of his
own and Northern and Eastern Manufacture.
The stock consists of the usual variety of Fur Silk
Wool and Cashmere Hats, stiff and soft
Panama Maracabo, Currasoa India platt, Swiss Leg
horn BLACK pearl and white colours all grades of Hun
garian and Magyar Hats, with and without feathers,
Boys and Children's Hats and Summer Caps, of all
qualities and patterns Ladies and Misses Riding Hats;
all the styles of Braid, Alboni Trpol and variety of
young and old gentemens fancy Straw Hats for Sum
lner All the various grades of Palm Leaf Hats by
the case dozen.
Merchants, and the trade generally are invited to ex
anime the stock. whether they intend purchasing in
Richmond or not.
The subscriber has doubt but the extensveness and
variety Of the assortment with the prices and easy
terms will be found inducements strong enough to keep
purchasers from going further North
JOHN DOOLEY
NH s--lm No. 81 Main ST., Richmond.
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The Asia's News in New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, MARCH II.
The Asa,s news received after business hours
Sales of cotton 1000 bales at for the range of mid
ding.
Provisions firm and advancing.
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u Buyers are referred to my list of prizes, which
are registered at the office proof of what has boon
done-and every drawing continues to increase the
number sold and paid by me.
Orders torpackages certificates Or single tickets
in the above schemes and in all the lotteries promptly
attended to, and drawings sentwhen requested Please
address orders 10
fe l6 n STRATTON, Richmond Va
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ALEXANDRIA MARKETS, March 10.
FLoUR-Family IS 500 So; superine $40 "a ~.
GRAIN-Wheat: red IS q Sc; white 95 a 90 cents
per bushe Corn: white SO a 54 cents; yellow So a
81 cents per bushel.
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virtue OF deed of trust, executed to us by j. 7
sutton Jr, and wife, bearing date the sth day of
october, 1881 and duly recorded in Henrico County
Court we shall at the request of the beneficiary in said
deed proceed to sell at public auction on the premises
respectively the following real estate viz: on THURS
DAY the 18th day of March if fair if not the next fair
day, commencing at the hour of O'Clock P NJ, that
handsome Cottage Residence, about one mile WEST of
the city OF Richmond containing acres of land being
the same conveyed to said Sutton, by H. B. GwathmeY
and others, by deed recorded in Henrco County Court
office; and on FRIDAY tho goth day of March 1889
will be sold the handsome House and Lot ON sth street
occupied recently by no B. Tabb ESQ., fronting about 80
feet more or less 8h ST. and $50 feet deep to an aey
Also the adjoining handsome brick House and Lot at
sent occupied by Peter " Daniel Jr ESQ., being about
the same front and DEPTH both of the houses have been
recently built and are III most delightful location Also
small Cottage Residence adjoining the above will be
sold Immediately thereafter the above being part of
the property conveyed in said deed of trust The title
is undoubted but selling trustees we shall convey
with special warranty Terms will be made known at
each sale, respectively.
JAMES H. BLAIR D.
NH - CORYDEN IT. STTTTON 1fuStees
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS, No 6l-Capital: SOS, ooo-
rs Nos, IL drawn. Tickets S.
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SATURDAY-Kentucky, No. 69-Grand Capitals.
$4,000, Of 5000, 643, of 5o0O of $500 of 5000
OF 1850, 200 of 400, &c IS Nos 10 drawn. Tickets
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BY RICHARD CAUTHFORN.

lie U HEUHtV,
NAkNTEK AND SUMNER CLOTHING
w AT AUCTION-On TUESDAY, 10th ipsfan t
at 100 cock Will sell at auction for cash. alarge and
red assortment of winter spring and summer Clothing
consisting of Goats, Jackets, Pants Vests, &c.
NH IL r. CAfTHORN
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AUCTION SALES.
RE DAYS.

Sc, At AUCTEON.-On
~ THURSDAY 18th inst, at 10 o'clock will be sold
at our auction store
30 hhds Porto Rico Sugar
Coffee, Molasses 80 bbls n f Rum
hhds New Orleans do
Candles, Soap Paper, Oils
Sole Leather. Teas
80 packages Glassware
Starch, Rice Brandy, Painted Buckets
Whiskey. Wines Cigars, SC
TERMs-Under 500 cash; over 800 four months ere.
dit for approved paper.
DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.,
NH 16 Aucfs
CARGO OF SUGAR AND sIOEAssEs
~ AT AUCTION.-On WEDNESDAY, the nth
inst commencing at o'clock will SELL at our wharf
at Rockets, the cargo of the schr. Saml r. Jackson
from Attakapas with
208 hhds. Sugar,
rs 3 S tierce and Moassss.
The cargo is made up by shipments from eight plan
tatlons and will range from fair choice quality.
.ALSO,-1l0 bbls. crushed and coffee Sugar.
lERMs-Under 500 cash; 500 four months
creditor approved negotiable paper.
10 Sale without regardto weather
DUNLOP MONCURE & Co,
AurtI
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II MI u A II H e .

Lessee and Manager. .----......---.W Nm L. Maule
Second night of the Encouragement of the eminent ar
tistes
MIR. and NIEsS. BARNEY WILLIAMS,
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" OLUWE o, ENGLISH REPORTS IN
LAW AND EQUITY The concluding Vol. for
1851.
Vol. will commence new year of these valuable
reports and affords favorable opportunity for new sub
scrbers Subscriptions received, and complete sets
furnished.
Further supplies of the Life and Letters of Chief Jus,
tice Story; 2 vols, svo.
The Miscellaneous Works of Chief Justice Story re-
celved and for sale at NORRIS Bookstore,
NH Is Late Drinker & Morris 81 Main ST.
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$4,000. $4,000. $4,000 100 prizes of 1000
Grand Consolidated Lottery, class 9, to be drawn at
Baltimore on Saturday, March co. 1889. rs Nos, IL
drawn
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$4,000, 10000, 10000, IS OF 1oOO IS of $50!
Susquehanha Lottery Glass No 10, to be drawn at
Baltimore, w ednssday March 24th. &c Nos 10 drawn
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$4,000, 10000, 10000.
Twenty drawn ballots in each package of twenty six
tickets!
Grand Consoida ted Lottery, class II, to be drawn
Baltimore ON Saturday, March eth. 70 Nos, aodrawn
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esssst WANTED. The bulk of 300 barrels to make
- up cargo for Charleston, S. G. Apply to
NH r. RANKIN.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03
Wing Meeting at Rough and Ready.


The wings of Rough and Ready met
at the California House, Thursday eve
ming, August 10Th. Mr.. B. Crabtree
was called to the chair, and A. c. Kcan
appointed secretary.
The following persons were chosen
delegates to The Wing County ConyeD-
tion, to be held at Nevada city on the
4th of September: h
Benjamin Crabtree, II. T. Collins.
-Abram fedder, Joseph NJ Mcguire, Jas.
c. Mason, a. c. Kean, Thomas Parker,
RI. Galnbrel,- C. A. Lamar, d, p. Bar
clay. VIM. Smedley, z, B Comstock, j..
X. Smith, Asa N. Holbrook, Dr. Joseph
Talbot, John Montgomery James Rice
Patterson, Hanson @. Roberts, S. B..
Case, J 7. Coates. aofs
The following resolutions were passed !:
Resolved, That any delegate who may
be unable to attend the Wkig County
Convention, have power to appoint a
substitute. a.e
Resotrcd, That there be meeting of
the Rough and Ready delegates at
Rough and Ready on the 4th of Septem-
Der, at o'clock A. M.
B. CRABTREE, Chm.
A. c. KEAN, Sec'y. ab.b
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

prestrated, and thousands Of artisans
and laborers thrown out Of employ, and
forced to seek low wages in other pur-
suits, chiefly agricultural, by which the
producing power Of the country was
increased and the home market con-
| tracted.
The sugar planter experiences the
same Injurious CONSEQUENCES OF this sys-
ltemlwith the mon master; and when he
most needs protection, that is, when
sugars are low, he cannot get it-in
+factr it. is taken away from him, and
given to Foreigners but when prices are
high, tho protection which he does not
want is offered to him. The corollary
of this sliding process is that The heme
production Of sugar is about stationary.
The crops in Louisiana in 1874, l847,
and l84S were respectively 100000,
100000, and 100000 hhds; while, on
the contrary, the production of foreign
sugars and their expectation to this
country were then, and have been since,
on steady increase. .,az d,
We have not room to trace this in
teresting subject farther in this article.
1t is one that every rejecting man
should be familiar with. The great in
terests Of the country suffer under the
quack treatment of so called democratic
theorists notions Of political econ
omy more worthy of Charles Fourier or
Brisbane than Of statesmen. 1t is time
that the people sanction restoration Of
the policy vindicated by the experience
of every commercial community in the
world, and allow democratic yisionaries
still another four years "to stump about
their farms and stables" rather than
mutilate by their crude attempts at
Legislation, the prosperity of the country.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

SAD AcciDENT-Col w. F. English.
native of South Carolina, but more recently
Of Florida, came to his death on Friday
about noon, under the following crcumstan-
ccs. lie was thrown from his horse while
on his way from this city to Kentucky Flat.
He had small gun in his hand the ,nuazlc
of Which, in his fall struck him in the breast
and discharged the full load into his body,
causing instant death lie was man much
esteemed in this region, or fine EDUCATION
and great business activity-generous, i'm
pulsivc and hOspitablc. e''
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

LITIcAI. FuNcus.--Evcry party has
|crescenccs-- men who cling to it
b blood they can suck out Of il, and
Iacri6ce it whenever their whims
cuniary interests are touched =
men peep in at the doors of cau-
taking no part or responsibility in
business, but watching for material
hndal. In every move that suits
not, they see treason and strata
To advance the general interests
party, they never lift n fnger.--
hey are loud and filthy in their
Of men who exert themselves sin.
\ for the whole party, because those
dcnounre pay no homage to their
J. If such men would leave par
nd carry their grumbling at all
Elsewhere, they would render the
benefit they could possibly confer
/ it-and for once enhance its har-
No matter what interests are
ded- what great state or national
lon is to be decidcd--if they see
way obstructed to some obscure
or deputyship, they commerce.
tirades weakening the hands of
ncere champions of tho party, and
more ''aid and comfort to the en-
thaa they could by joining his
Their votes count less Than their
nifty. AS we said, every party is
Inflicted, and the enemies of a par
Ike the assertions of such men wea-
bf serious offonce, 1t is Q CRYING
nd shame, from which the whig
should pray to be delivered.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

The Mexican correspondent of the
Transcript, of the 7th inst, has tho fol-
lowing -
"Thc rainy season is still in all it's
force, and | advise, every body not to
travel through Mexico in this season Of
the year, the roads being iatransitable.
The last diligence from puebla required
the assistance of extra trains and TWEEN.
ty men to get through. visy ~a ~v
Every thing passes on here with the
greatest calm, the people take no in
terest in public affairs those personally
engaged may kick up n row or not, the
whole country may be in blaze, every
one follows his own coarse of policy and
leaves God to do the rest
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03
Township Meeting.

A Voice from the Mountains. and a
Rally an the Hills Of Little York, for Scott
and Grohlm.--on Sunday evening last
the wings of this place turned out and
held an enthusiastic ratification meet
ing r. Savage. president, and r, Buck
ney, secretary and after the election
of K. Savage, j. C. Birdseye, ] c. NAL
bon, L. Buckney, d. Crlppin, II. II.
Brown, NJ. I. Talbot, Geo. .Dickin-
son, w. A. Elias, j. Chew, d. Reavis
and A. Thompson, as delegates to the
County Convention, an address wa, dc,
livered by the president and NJ. !. Tai
bott, and the following resolutions were
passed with demonstra tions of the great
est enthusiasm ~ ,.4} Fl. .lt-, it;F
ReSolred That we hail with great sat
isfac tion the nomination of Gen. MIN
FIELD ScorT for President; in him we
behold the areat defender Of our coun-
try, the distinguished scholar and the
upright man his long and useful SER
vices to the country entlle him to the
gratitude of the American people, g
RSsoiued, That in the nemination of
WILLIAM A. GRAHAM for Vice President,
we see the eminent statesman whose
whole course in the cabinet meets our
entire appreciation, and he will receive
our support. t-.
Resofrei, That NIL the wings present
constitute themselves rs u Vigilance
Committee, to use their hest endeavors
to insure the success of the whig candi-
dates,
After three hearty cheers for Scott
and Graham, the meeting adjourned.
X. SAVAGE, Pres. al
THOMAS BrcKNEY, Sec'y.
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

SHOE AND LEATHER WAREHousEs---
We would direct the attention of our
readers to the advertisements of the ex-
tensive stock of boots, shoes, leather, Sc,
Of Messrs Jones & Co., in the fine Gre
proof building on the corner Of Clay and
Battery streets, San Francisco This is
the first time, we believe, that an esab.
lishment, to be devoted exclusively to
this business, has been projected in Cal-
ifornia, and will fill q void in the com
merce of The state that has long been
felt. The Jphig of the 25th says:
"lVe yesterday made hasty exami-
nation of their stock, and though we
mean to speak with that modesty which
becomes those who deal in the article
only in the retail way. but have ''seen
some,n we confess we were surprised
with its great extent and variety In
fact, there was every thing usually
found in the largest establishments of
this kind on the Atlantic seaboard, from
the heaviest mining boots to the most
graceful Wellington from the most
tasteful and delicate kid "ties'' to a
sside of sole leather" But we advise
traders to examine for themselves, and
they will find that the reality far ex-
ceeds the description. Such an estab-
lishment is public convenience, and
needs only to be known to be apprecia
ted by the entcrprising merchants of our
young and thriving State"
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

10 Names of deceased persons at
Sacramento, for the week ending Aug.
Goth, 1852, r,.,og...t s.d rflr,r
William H. Whoelwright, 2 months,
Sac City; VIM M Prcttyman, Is mos
Sac. City Jas McArd!c. % yrs Cana
da; J. G. Granger, "a, N. Y: Augusm
'Hciman, SO, Germany; James Sullivan,
%, Maryland; VIM. Fauguher, 35, Sa-
lem, O.; Edward M Chambers, 80, CT;
John Mayer, 81 CT; Elizabeth Nuttall,
80, N Y; Adolphus A Burnett, 90,
Easton, Mass; VIM. Thornton, As, De-
troit, Mich; VIM. Brando. 26, N. y;
Sarah Delany, 40, Ireland; James r
Rubison, cold, so, New Bedford, Mass;
John Pasco, 80, England; Gregory Alon-
20. 2S, Sonora, Mex; Dominica Biscalia,
20, Italy; 5 Cinnamon
The Nevada journal., 1852-09-03

nsg~ A young man by the name of Da-
Wis lost three of his fingers a few days
ago, by coming in contact with the cir
cular saw. Of the canal company AT Mo
kelumne Hill.