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GOOD JOKE ON A WIDOWER.

A gentleman at Holly Springs, Miss, tells
the following, and vouches for its truth. Ii is
the best joke we have heard of lately:
1t appears that a widower in that town, OF
u ewhat gallant disposition, had been ac-
customed to visit the residence Of the widow
NJ. whether to see the dmiabe widow her.
self, or her lively daughters, our informant did
not know. One evening he found the family
hard at work on some garments of CLOTH
The girls were sewing and the widow was
pressing the seams. The widower "hung up
his hat," as usual, and took seat by the fire.
Just at that moment it happened that the wild
ow had done with the pressing iron, oulg0, a
tailor's goose. She set it down on the hearth
und called to the negro man, in loud voice,
"Jake! Jake! come and take out this goose"
The widower started up with astonishment,
not knowing what to make OF this abrupt Or
der.
'Jake do you hear me p again exclaimed
the widow.
IL beg your pardon, Mrs. NJ" said the wild
over. with visible agitation, "but pray don't
call Jake. If you W ish me to leave your house
| will go at once, without the interference OF
servants"
The ladies' roared with laughter. and it took
some moments to explain TO the chagrined
widow er his mistake. He has not been known
to visit the widow NJ, since that memorable
evening.
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT
Later from California.

New YORK, July 2.-The steamer Northern
Light, with later advces from California ar.
rived al her wharf this morning. She brings
800 passengers, and two hundred thousand
dollars in gold. She left San Juan on the
oath.
The steamer Independence, from San Fran
cisco, arrived at San Juan on the l7ih, with
l5O passengers. She sailed from San Francis
co on the I'd.
The San Francisco markets on the 1st in
slant were quiet. Flour was improving and
supply good. The stock of sweet Chila is
very small. Coffee is somewhat lower; sales
Rio at lc. At Sacramento business is brisk
and prices very full. Huxall Flour $I1a12.
The emigration across the plains is expected
10 commence ih about thirty days.
Great Indignation has been expressed in
San Francisco at The appropriation of two
hundred thousand dollars for the purpose of
itling up the Jenny Lind Theatre for City
Hall.
At MarySvile the business was highly en-
couraglng. large and increasing emigration
was pouring into the mountains. The old
diggings, il was supposed, were exhausted
Immense quantities OF gold had been dis
covered. Ihe streams above were much
swollen.
Mining operations had been greatly improv-
ed. About sixty ships were in the bay of San
Francisco up 10 June lst.
Adyices from Panama to the 18th, state that
Il riot had occurred between the Americans and
200 natives. Much blood was shed and inJnry
done, but the presence of the military restored
order.
Advces from Bogoto report that the Senate
laid aside the bill proposing the creation of u
new State al the Isthmus.
new Commercial law had passed Congress
which ceded the Island of Mausanilla to Pana-
ma, TO the Railroad company. The President
to have authority TO raise an army of 81 900
troops to ,epel Flores from Ecuador, but Con-
gress would not agree it. There was also a
proposition to raise forced loan to aid the
movement.
The news generally is without moment.
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A most singular superstition exists in the de-
partnent of The Indre in France, that after
death the soul of the defunct fits about the
apartment in which it took its departure from
the body, like butterfly, seeking an aperture
10 escape TO Heaven; and therefore when any
one is considered in the last agonies, every
vessel containing water, milk, or any othef
liquid, is removed carefully for fear the pass
ng spirit should fall into il, aud thus De e
prevented from reaching its eternal place oi
rest - GaLtenaai.
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The bank of the Old Dominion, of this place,
has declared dividend of 81 per cent. upon
the capital stock, payable on the 18th inst.-
besides passing to the credit of the contingent
fund of / per cent, under the charter, and
paving bonus to State of OF per cent
AIer GaE.
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Dill PAPER.-Bill Paper of various styles
ID and qualities
Foolscap Paper, ruled close, for Counting House
use.
Letter Papers, American, French and English.
Envelopes large and mail, self sealing.
Blank Books, Ledgers, Journals, Day Books, DC.
Memorandums, Pass Books and Diaries Tor 1852.
Ink of the most celebrated manufactures.
Cold and Steel PENS in infinite varieties.
We are prepared to sell the above articles at our
,snal Law prices and we would solicit call from
al, who re in want of Books or Stationery
ai' ~ GEO. NJ. WEST BRO,
:.ae Exchange Bookstore.
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20 - 80 Ez.;zzz - =
HAINEN fetlNT LINE tn

MO RE.-TWICE WEEKLY BETWEEN
RICHMOND AND BALTIMORE.-Fare S5
OnIy.-The public hereby informed that the
comfortable and commodious low-pressure Steam.
er MARYLAND, Capt Charles E. Mitchell, having
been entirely refitted enlarged, and improved in
every respect with berths for large number of
passengers, and with state rooms for those who
rrefer being retired, is now the route between
Richmond and Baltimore. Passengers by this agsee.
be and economical line will leave Richmond by
tie morning train, on Mondays and WeGbesdays,
at O'Clock, A. NJ, and reach Baltimore ION the fol
lowing mornings in time to proceed/y the New
Castle and Frenchtown Steamboat Ine lat half past
M, or with the early train of Mose days to Phil
adelphia. Returning, passengers will leave Balt.
more on the afternoons of TUESDAY and Thursday
at 4, P M, and connect at the/Creek on Wednesday
and Friday succeeding with the train which ar.
rives in Richmond at 4, PM, of the same DAYS
Fare in either direction, S5, (state rooms and
meals for cabin extra, exceptin the case
of ladies and families who will have the privilege
OF state-rooms iree fof charge) Forward cabin
S4 so.
Fare tor hrst tass passengers between Baltimore
am PhlladelpRa by the New Castle and French.
town line $500. For second class do, 81 so. Ma
sans the 'oh1e fare from Richmond to Philadelphia
Jor trst Elass passengers by this agreeable line,
Nor tkrther particulars or through tickets, apply
at thet office of the Richmond, Fredericksburg e.
rotGmac Railroad Compeny.
J. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent.
RFFIcE R., F. g. P. r. X. COMPANY,
Richmond, March 6th 1852. NH
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How Folks DiFFER.-We chew tobacco
the Hiadoo takes to lime, while the Patago.
MAN finds contentment sin bite of guano.
The children of this country delight in candy;
those of Africa in rock salt. A Frenchman
"goes his length" on fried frogs. while an Es-
quimaux Indian thinks a stewed candle the
climax of daintes. The South Sea Islanders
differ from all these, their fancy dish being
boiled clergym n, while they never get hold OF
d grass colored umbrella without boiling Itup
Tor green's.
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- 81 q
VIRGINIA CENTRAL. RAIL ROAD 10
NIGHT TRAvEL-WHIcH is NOT TIE CASE
ON ANY OTHER ROUTE-and still making the
Sulphur.
Schedule for Comfort.
Leave xss' hicnmond daily. at 81 NJ; and arrived
at white Sulphur in 2 and half days Atri-week-
" hne leaves staunton for White Sulphur by Nat,-
RAJ Bridge, ON Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
arriving at the White Sulphur in the same time
Schedule for Expedition.
inose VINO are willing to encounter some night
travel for the sake of expedition can procure extra
stages at Stauntop, leave at NJ. and reach White
PM.
Between Richmond and White Sulphur Springs,
Between Richmond and Lexington, 500
do do Staunton. 500
do do Charlottesville $50
40 do Lynchburg, 4 so
90 90 90 Culpeper G. House, I 50
90 do os4 Fauquier Springs, 5 100
Through Tickets
Can De obtained to New York and Philadelpbia,
by Steamships Roanoke, Virginia and Philadelphia.
" E. II. GILL, Superintendent
4@N STEAM HIP LINE OF
aff lfilaS PACKETS FOR PHILADELPHIA
iroslnvsiy every Wednesday, until further notice.
Union Steamship Company's Line.-The two Few
and oeantiful Steamships, VIRGINIA, Captain
Teal, and Pennsylvania, Captain Baymore.
One OF these fine Steamships will leave Richmond
for Philadelphia every Wednesday They are
beautifully fitted up for passengers, are provided
with Franciss Patent Metallic Lille Beats, set first
rate tables and every attention is paid to the com
fort and safety of the passengers and protection OF
goods.
,freights taken low, and all transhipment avoid.
Passage in frst Cabin SO, berths and meals in.
cluded.
do End do 81, do do do
Passage through TO New York via Philadelphia So,
do do
FOR CAPE MAY
The Virginia and Pennsylvania will touch at Cape
May during the bathing season to land passengers
Passage to Cape May SO, meals included, thus
saving about half the expense in visiting this de.
hghtful bathing place Apply to
MAYO & ATKINSON, Agents, Richmond
N. B-The ships returning. leave Philadelphia
every Wednesday, at 10 o'clock, A M. iy
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FURTHER ARREST FOR LAND WARRANT
FoRGERIEs.-Rufus Clagett, Land Warrant
Broker, of No. 35 Wall street, and DR.. James
Elliott, of Newark, New jersey, have been ar
rested in New York, charged with being con-
cerned in the land warrant forgeries at New
York.
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COMMONWEALTH rS. LEWIS MONTAGUE
The further trial of this cause came on yesier.
day, before Justices Gregg, Corling, BrOwnley.
Pollard and keyan. The room ws closely
filled, and the excitement seemed to have
abated but little. About half-past ii o'clock,
the prisoner entered the Court room in custody
of officers Lithgow and Dugger, and took a
seat Just in rear of his counsel. He looked
much thinner and paler than he did when ex.
amined before the Mayor. but manifested no
symptoms of alarm or uneasiness. He entered
freely into conversation with some friends who
stood near him, and frequently smiled while
conversing. The Sergeant MIR. Jordon Branch,
having opened the court in due form, the Clerk
administered the usual oath 10 the witnesses,
and the Attorney for The Commonwealth then
proceeded TO the examination OF Messrs RObt
l.. Childress and ] ohm X. Eckles for the Com
monwealth. The testimony of these gentle
men was the same as heretofore given al the
different examinations and we deem ii Hnne-
cessary to repeat il. They both still testify
very conclusively as TO the identity of the pri-
soner, and the shooting of Thompson by him.
Here the testimony rested, and MIR. Wallace,
counsel for the prisoner, moved the court that
the further examination OF witnesses be dis
pensed with, which was agreed to. The court
after short consultation, decided TO send the
prisoner on for further trial before the Superior
Court. which will meet in this city next No
vember. The witnesses were then recognised
10 appear at the time specified above, and the
prisoner remanded to jail. No application was
made TO bail the prisoner.
slessrs. Jones aud Wallace appeared as
counsel for the prisoner, and Messrs. Watson,
Jones and Gholson for the Commonwealth
Peters6urg Express Of Saturday.
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DIR. Reeswax, in his Essay on Women,
says: 81 have made women my study ior
series Of years, but l never found one VINO
suffered. meet with any number OF men
every day, who st-st-ammer, sut never nase
seen woman who couldn't blow an unbro.
ken hiast''
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t-g' The commencement, exercises of the
Wesleyan Female College, Macon, VIII be-
gin next Sunday. when Bishop Andrews VIII
preach the commencement sermon.
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A man ar the north recently collected
large audience 10 see him crawl into botiie.
After settling his cash he iapologi-ed to me
audience for disappointing them, bnt SAID :.
was inipossible 10 perform the feat, as he could
hot iud u aotiie large enough.
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HOSE STEAM PACKING.

nEI.TING HOSE STEAM PACKING.
Is A. accents for the manufacturers we keep on
hand, constantly an attractive and yasied stock OF
the above article, made OF inais huooeI me a.-
Engine proprietors and mAcHiNis1s is particular.
- i, yit,d to fl,ese goods Their superiority IL now
50 uniye sally acknowledged that !, is almost need
iees to enlsrgc upon that score. Evidence OF this
: to,nd in the fact that they are used in all the
:, x,snsye manufacturing establishments, and
Nv large proportion OF the steamboat proprietors
:, ~, nly in this country bur throughout Canada
s,d the other British Provinces in North America,
IL preference to any other descriptions. For sale,
in .yery variety and any quantity. by
WILLIAMS & BROTHER,
Corner Cary and Pearl sts., Richmond, Va.
ie 2G
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TRY GOODS AT COST.-1he subscribers
IL have still in store large assortment OF sea.

I IPPINCOTT'S CABINET HIsIU.
IL RIES OF THE UNITED STATES, written by
Il Arthur and VIM E Carpenter. Histories of
62x cents.
In this series of histories the author, while prA
senting concise but accurate narrative of the n
mestic policy of each State, will give greater bro
minence to the personal history of the people The
early colonists; the stirring romance of lif m
tearlessy amid peril the incidents of boz ap
fare; the adventures of hardy pioneers ,he t.ar
watchfulness the subtle SURPRISE the ru,hIe.s g,
tack and prompt talistion-al these hauinn had o.
important influence upon the for nav,ns ~ naa Ia,
American character to be faithf n racordad y, ~.
while the progress ssive deveopments ~ o;,iua
OF each individual State, from the 80 s t,.aH, Gf1
of the earlier day to the polished ioess ,,e ,h
present, will exhibit picture of t;oai ~, ;ar
as instructing it is interesting P"nts san, H.,
mail when desired. DooA' sen' W
my 20 HARROLln r. N,1rpp.v
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M OCHA And Kl0 COFkkks ane sxu'
N1 nne blsck Tea. for sale ~ r.~n, ,su
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1--we offer for sale a
y b, containing SIS acres.
:, ) from Richmond. 1t
n, he Richmond, Freder.
road, and on the north
|iny Creek. The whole
has about $50 acres Of
|ely tirnbered. The i'm
st order. We will sell
purchaser prefer it, the
and the farming imple
! it rarely happens that
into market, aud as land
would remind capitalists
Ipplying without delay.
TOLER 81 COOK,
General Agents.
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je2l

GTOkAGE.-l
~ quantity of Her
House, ON the DocA
je 5
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WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, &c
HAVING added TO our present business that Of
III HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment,
in the city oil Philadelphia we are now prepared 70
put up WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, STA.
TIONARY WASH-STANDS, PIPES for hot or cold
water, &c. which viii be done at prices to suit the
times. Persons in want win please give rs call.
G. 4 A. BAkGAMlN Jz,
NH 26-ts 2Ol, cor Main and 10th streets.
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A AWNINGs.-JACOB NULL, l6tn street. be.
"A tween Broad and Marshall streets, u prepared
to execute in faithful and workmanlike MANNER
the above description of work. Awnings, sack
ing Bottoms, Tenis, Marques, Tarp.ulns, Wheal.
Ropes and al c;her kinds OF splicing done %
short notice and ON reasonable terms.
-. Orders left at the Hardware Store o. smim
4 6srwood, or q ABOVE, viii be attended 10
lie I7--lm
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I ADIks, IF YOU WANT GATE K
IL BOOTS AND SHOES OE GOOD QIAIITY

call ON the subscriber.
The subscriber is manufacturing Ladies'
and Misses Cater Boots and Shoes of the best
quality that can be had in this country. So Ladies
in want of Boots or Shoes of good quality, will
please call ana leave their orders they will be
properly attended to,and no pains spared to please.
ALEX HILL. l27 Main ST.
je rs Richmond, Va
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am prepared TO receive any
rings on Storage, at Lumber
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HARROLD D L. MURRAY.

T AND IN HA NRICO
II tract of LAND in Henri
and lying about eleven mill
is bounded on the west by
icKsburg and Potomac Raj
and east by the Chickahon
tract is of excellent quality
arabic land, the balance fin
provements are of the lin
with this land, should the
stock cf every description
ments of every kind. Al
such property as this gets
is now much sought, we
Of the propriety OF their
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IMPROVED LOTS FOR RSALk.-We have
l. for sale, two lots ON Broad rect each fronting
the street 22l f., and each having on it wood
en- tenement now renting for SIS per month. For
terms apply to Us. TOLER e. COOK,
ie 23 General AGENTS
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i! LEWIS, PURE LEAD,
|leby -
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HnfOuxh TICKETS
Can be obtained to New York and Philadelpbis
oy steamships Roanoke, Virginia and Philadelphia.
Jy E. III. GILL, Superiptendent
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|Uc bags No. | Peruvian Tuano,
\ strong bags, cargo Of the barque
b the Island TO James RIVER now
br sale in lets TO suit purchasers
Il McGRUDER A. SONS.
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7 ARD.--30 bH
IL for sale by I
lie %
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UANO.-6J
" put up in NED
Fame, direct f'ron|
discharging and Il
10 %
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GH0ES, , SH
~ please bear id
at 81, Ties at 62d
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-26
B. III. O. M. G.

1NTOTICE-In accordance with the 12sth
LIN section of the statute of California, CEN
Ecerning corporations, notice is hereby given
! that the following shares in the capital stock
!of the Bunker Hill Quartz Mining Company,
]vz: Share no ], in the name Of j. M. Nc
Kenzn; no and 4, in the name of ID. w.
|Aldrich; no G, and 8, in the name Of w.
lCrawford; no 10 and Il, in the name Of j.
Gable; no Is and l6, in the name Of CLASSY
cock & Taylor; no II, ls, 10, 20, 81 and SO,
lin the name of X, T.. wilkins; no "a, in the
name of A. Clark no 95 and &c, in the name
Icf w. w. Marvin; no 49, in the name of 7.
| wv. Colburn; no "a, IS and Sc, in the name
lof G. u. Colburn; no Al and ~, in the name
lof C. Babbit; no 43 and A, in the name Of
liz. III. Gaylord; no ~, in the name of II. B.
Brown; no 40, so, 81 and SO, in the name Of
EW. H. Baxter; no So, 50, SIS, Sc, 65, &c, 81
land 6s, in the name of B. r. Martin; no 81 and
35s, in the name of w. S. McRoberts; no SO
and GO, in the name of B. Higgings no 50, 20,
4 II and ~ in the name of II. Everett; no n,
| 7S, 20 and so. in the name of w. X. Rigby; no
IS and &c, in the name of H. Dunlap no 90,
| in the name of c. Barker; no 81 and 92, in the
name of M. C. fireman; no 81, 90, 80 and 100,
in the name of F. w. Bergantz; no l0l and
IlO2, in the name of F z. Kilbun; no 127 and
|12S in the name of T. Hartsinger; no los,
O6, 1O7 and lOS, in he name Of A. Nj. Petit
lbone; no 80, 80, SO, ll9 and 100, in the name
lof J. Fitz James; ne ~ and 1872, in The namc
|of f. M. Mason; no 1874, in the name Of J.
Wilson; no l25 and l26, in the name of G.
NJ. Carpenter; and no 4S, in the name Of w.
I w. Eastabrook, will be sold AT public auction
on Friday, December Sd, 1852, at 2 O'Clock,
/ p. NJ, at the office Of the company at the
works, unless all dues are previously paid, in
accordance with the bylaws of the company.
BY order of the Board of Trustees.
G. d. COLBURN, Secr'y.
| Nevada, Oct %, 1852. 27-6t
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Cigars and Fruit Store.
HENRY HEPSHM4N

Main st. one door below Nevada Hotel.
ID ESPECTFULLY informs the lovers o.
E6 good Cigars, that he has fitted up a
store as above, where will constantly be kept
Ia full supply of the choicest brands Of Cigars
Smoking and Chewing Tobacco, whoesal,
and retail.
His connection with the best houses ir
Sacramento and San Francisco, in the trade
enables him to procure the very best articles
imported. To test the truth Of this decara-
tion. smokers and chewers are invited to give
them call. The following brands of cigar;
now on sale, viz; Regaiia, Tulepan, Vigilance
Alhambra, Londres, Jenny Lind, Fragrancia
Montezuma, Lopez, Buena Vista, Principe, etc
Also, constantly on hand supply Of Figs
Oranges, Raisins, nuts, Confectionery, etc.
2S-3m
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NEw BRIDGE.--Now that the rainy
season has come, and the streams are
liable to be so swollen rs to be very
troublesome, If not impossible, it is wei
that the travelling public should know
where they can find good bridges across
our rapid streams. OF this kind of arch
|itecture in California, but few if any
specimens can be found to compare witt
one just erected by Mr.. Storms across
Bear River, two miles from Storms
Ranch, on new road to Auburn, which
MIR. Storms has also taken great pain
to grade and make easy for teams. Th'
bridge is we'll supported by lattice work
i and is over so feet above low water.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-26

DRAMA AT GRASS VALLEy.-As we an
ticipated, the citizens of our intelligent
and sprightly neighbor, Grass Valley
have warmly concurred in the praise
given in this city to MIR. and Mrs. Wal
ler and company, by most ample and
generous support, Notwithstanding ths
inclement weather the past week till
within day or two, the theatre has
been filled- sometimes crowded Some
of the best pieces in our language have
been presented there. Hamlet was
warmly received, and large number of
citizens have requested its repetition.
Mrs Walters Ophelia was applauded to
the echo We are pleased to be able to
say this, and think no better evidence
could be adduced at once of the good
taste and prosperity of Grass Valley
than its warm and liberal support of
Mr., and Mrs. Waller. Mr. Waller will
play another week at Grass Valley, we
doubt not with continued success.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-26
Storms Ranch.

sSITUATED on the road from Nevada cit,
- and Grass Valley TO Illinoistown and Au
burn, eight miles from Nevada, five from Wal
upa, seven from Little York, five miles from
Steep Hollow, two from Green Horn, and tive
from Bear river. Having completed one o
1 the most comfortable houses in California, tn,
subscriber feels assured that he can give com
! plete satisfaction to the travelling public, hi
boarding establishment being furnished with
levery convenience.
Particular attention will be paid 10 tn,
ranching OF stock, and man constantly KEEP
with them.
Good fresh beef and pork viii be at all times
kept on hand, and for sale, ms also provisions
mining tools Liquors. etc. all of the best quail
ty; and as he keeps his own teams, can afford
Ithem at the lowest possible price. He will
deliver goods, where bought in Gu tes of
:one mule load or more, at all the IL oring
mines, free of charge for packing.
2l-3m* s. u. STORMS, Proprietor.
The Nevada journal., 1852-11-26

Jos w. Winans has been requested
by the Sacramento city Council to de
liver eulogy upon Hon. Daniel Webster
in that city. He has accepted, ant
named next Wednesday as the occasion
The Union speaks highly of his abilities