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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10
News from Australia.


We extract the news from letter ad-
dressed to the editors Of the Times and
Transcript:
The Monumental City was lost on her
passage from Melbourne to Sldney' apou'
the end of May; she struck on sunKen
reef off Cape Howe at night, the Captain
was warned of his danger, in keeping IN
shore, by old coastng Captains on board,
but took no heed of their advice.
All lives could have been saved, but
the Captain refused to put out the boats
until daylight; in the meantime gale OF
wind sprung up; a sailor swan on shore
with a line, by means OF which hawser
was gotten on shore; about GO lives were
saved and 81 lives lost, chiefly women and
children. The Doctor lost his life trying
to save lady.
The "Fresk <" left Melbourne about the
same date as these advices; she had a
messenger of Adams s. Co., on board,
and a number of passengers for "the
States," she had not arrived at Cal'ao
when the steamer left.
The elections are going on; the coun-
try is quiet, though miners are much dis
satisfied with the present mining system.
Lumber Of all kinds and American mi
ming tools command very high prices;
flour has fallen considerably, owing to
cargoes having arrived in a damaged state.
Mr.. jackson, of Wells, Fargo & Co. IS
Express, in addition TO Placer county
election news, furnished us with six pre-
cincts of Ell Dorado county, early on the
evening of election, as follows: Volcano
Bar, Grey Eagle City, Murderer's Bar,
Louisiana Bar, Sandy Bar, Spanish Bar.
~Frend Goodkind, of the Auburn
Fruit Store, presented us to-day with
several lunches of fine grapes, for which
we tender our thanks. Lovers Of fruit
should call upon Mr.. g.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

Col. Bliss, gallant offices who dis
tinguished himself in the war with Mex
leo, and shortly afterwards by writing
the model political letters signed by Gen.
Taylor during the Presidential campaign
of ls4s, died of Yellow Fever at Pasca-
guola. After the Mexican war he mar:
ried Miss Betsy Taylor, daughter of, and
we believe heiress to the property of the
late President Taylor.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

LIMITING THE Hours OF LABoR.-h
bill limiting the hours of labor on public
works to ten has passed the New YORK
Legislature. Such a law was passed by
the Legislature of California at its last
session. 1t is very brief-"Ten hours
shall be considered legal days labor IN
any action in law, in any Of the courts ol
this State.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

IRE GOLDEN AGE.-NearIy six years
have now elapsed, says rhe N. Y. Hesa'd,
since the discovery Of gold Was fhade in
California, and within that time at least
two hundred millions of gold have been
added TO the currency of the world from
that single source. Australia has not
been so long in the field, and the product
has not therefore, been so great. 1t would
not be far out Of the way to put the pro-
duct Of that country down at fifty millions
of dollars To be within limits, we esti-
mate the aggregate addition to the gold
currency of the world, within the past
six years. to be about two hundred and
fifty millions of dollars.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

A piece of mass copper weighing l5C
tons, and worth 100000, has been found
in the neighborhood of Lake Shperiort
and belongs to the North American Min
ing Company.
The bf J ahofiShing capital punishment
has beep signed by the Governor of Wis
consh.
The Massachusetts Democratic State
Convention is to be held at Worcester or
the twenty second Of Sept.
The Nsafhe Liquor Law was decided
against in the New York Legislature by
a vote of Sd to So, The Herald calls if
a tight fit.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

Theo. Hotchkiss, of Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Express, took the returns through
from Auburn to Sacramento, on the night
Of the election, in t,oo hours and thirty
,ninutes; from fifteen to tscenty min
utes of this time was consumed at the
Franklin House. They having failed at
that point to have horse in readiness. -
Distance 40 miles.
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FAST RIDING.-The Sacramento Union
gives the following facts of fast travelling:
Isaac w. Elwell, the rider Of Adams
g. Co.'s Express from Placervile to this
city, made the trip in three hours and ten
minutes-histance Sd miles.
Sam White, eho rider Of Adams & Co.'S
Express from CoiOma to this city, made
the trip in two hours and fifty minutes.
Frank Ryan, messenger of Adams y CO.
from Nevada, arrived here AZ II O'Clock,
90 minutes, being hours 20 minutes
distance IS mIles-his favorite horse Cols
onel (weil known for fast running with
Presidential news) made 90 miles in So
minutes.
Mr.. E. NJ. Hall, of Adams s. Co.'S ex-
press. brought the returns of Placer coun-
ty from Auburn TO this city, 40 miles, IN
one hour and fifty minutes, using only a
horses.
Sam Langton, of Langton & Bros ex-
press, made the trip from Downievi le to
MarysvilIe in s hours and 40 minutes
Quick time that.
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Township Officers.

Township No. 2.--J. G. Hawthorne and -
Robinson are elected Justices of the Peace;
and Stephen Jamison and r. M: Wagner,
Constables.
Township No. 3.-For Justice of the Peace.
H. r.. Hawkins. 2oo
j. M 80
II. A. Scofield, ,......... ..........-..'...'. ico
Walter King, lol
E. q. Carpenter. f@o
Constables.
NJ. p. II. Love. "....".,..,.,.."....... 800
u. b. Durham, ...........".....'..''.'' @oo
Peter Mahar, .....t..................'. 4lo
Township No. 5,-Wood is elected Justice
of the Peace, and Wycotf, Constable.
Ns- Owing to the crowded state of our col
umns we are compelled to defer portion OF
Cimon's well written correspondence until
next week.
Adams & Co., have laid upon our table
various eastern exchanges brought by the
Northener.
T Wells Fargo & Co., have been hperai
to us in favors during the past week
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10
The Last Vote for Governor.

As many persons wish to refer to the last
vote on the gubernatorial ticket, we have pre-
pared the following table from the journals
of the legislatures Is +. Sun.
Bgler Reading Dem. Wing
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

THE ELEcTIoN.-We delay issuing our
pape until late to-day, so as to lay before
our readers the latest returns in regard
tot he election, which is now the all
important topic. 1t will be seen that in
almost every county Gov. Bigler falls be-
low his ma jorities of 1851. However, in
San Francisco, the most important place
in the State, he has gained considerably.
In this county the entire democratic
ticket has been elected by an average of
900 majority. The vote in the county is
less by 1000 votes than it was at the
presidential election.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

T OST.-Supposed on the sth or yin
IL inst, on the Auburn and Sacramento
road, small purple, morocco pocket
book, containing papers of value only 70
the owner. A liberal reward will be Pa'as
to the finder, on leaving it at the office o'
Wells, Fargo s. Co., in Auburn or OPn'''
Sept. 9th, 53--3t
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The steamer Monumental City was host on
her passage from Melbourne to Sidney, about
the end of May.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

Notice to constables and others-We
would remind the constables of our county
that no sale is valid where notice of such
sale is required by law and is not published
in the legal newspaper. 1t would be we'll to
notice this matter, as all sales not pUh hlished
according to law can be set aside by parties
interested. The Placer Herald is the legal
newspaper for this county.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

W Mr.. Hotchkiss will accept our thanks
for late No, of the Panama Star.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

VOLUME FIRsT.-This No. closes the
first volume of the 'sPacer Herald. -
In the year just past we have labored as
sidiously to make paper "Eve" in Pla-
Ger county To those who have stood by
us in our endeavOrs we extend our heart
felt thanks, and as years pass on we hope
still to retain them as our warmest friends
and supporters, assuring them that our
best endeavors shall be for the honor of
the State and county of our adoption.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

In this Township, (No. 81 Hawkins
and Frey wings, have been elected by
large majorities, Justices of the Peace,
and M. P. H. Love and Peter Maher,
Constables
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

DISSOLUTION.-The firm or !. ,s'-
~ C. H. Mitchell having been d's'"n ",e
ed by mutual consent. hose ""E nr;,,inc
indebted to the "Placer Heraid' prln'"s, p'an,
office, will please calf and make Payt1 pay .et1
as the business Of the firm must o'
tied up. ,.,rc1IrIL.
Auburn Sept. 10, 1853
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-09-10

Dissolution of CO-PartnershiPp. ~
THE co-partnership heretofore existing Sa, ar
der the firm of Holt & Perkins is TINS ea1
dissolved by mutual consent, all those hasant nt
claims against the above firm will preso.'
them, and all those indebted will make 'm"''
date payment. &. w. hO,hntT'1NS,
Mammoth Mill, Sept 9th 53-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-08-09

rF CoMMUNIcATIoN.-I know not, Messrs. Edi-
tors, whether you have visited the new Daguerrean
of James Woodhouse: but if you have not my word
for it you would be well repaid for the trouble of
visit Not only has he delightful room for the re-
cepton of company, containing many and beauti-
fuf paintings but his mode of coloring Daguer-
reotypes strikes the behoder with wonder refer to
the sFLEsH TINT" which Civ es appearance of a
trnthfully painted miniature to the likeness. The
Captain acquired his knowledge of coors in Italy
Che has been great traveller by the bye, and geL-
tlenan of the most refined manners)-and has, after
long and patient study, produced in the Dagnerreo-
type that-which other artist produce. 1 hope
the public win literally patronize Capt Murray, for he
deserves it.
auq-lt FRIEND OF MERIT
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PORT OF RICHMOND,

ARRIVED,
Schooner Friendship, Nelson, shingles to Gum L
Starke.
Schr C. Carrell, Nelson, shingles to Gum Starke.
shells TO ID. r. Phillips
= sehT Hope, Creighton, froHl shirly, wheat to
Schr. Virginia, Vail, shingles b, L. w Glazebrook
Schr. Frances Ann, Kahn, from Bermuda Hundreds
wheat 60 Warwick Barksdale.
Sloop Julia Eumina Canstes Chickahoniny River,
wheat TO owners.
Steamer Jamestown, Parrish, from New York, mer-
chandse to Ludlam Watson.
Steamer Belyidere, Clifford, from Baltimore, mdse
TO Ludlam Watson
sshr Virginia Trainer, from York River, wheat to
w. d. Colquift Co. y
Schr WIN. Colquitt, Kirwan, from Lower and Tn.
per Brandon, wheat TO Warwick L Barksdale
st earns Brummell $3.50 ~
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RICHMOND MARKETS,

CORRECTED DAILY.
FLOuR.-The market ID firm under the ste.rs,,.
%; City Mills q to 81. = "a ~
WHEAT.-The market il buoyapt with an act;va
demand 10 to Us aud prime i2I 10 $50 nj III h.
had 70 make Family Flour -
GUANO--Scarce, $50 TO ass
CORN.-60 to 65
oBACcos-sales ct 81 10 O. for Luer Medium
80 to $l5 Fine IS to $50 80
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DIED

On yesterday, CHARLOTTE L., wife of VIM. H.
acquantances of the family respectfully invited to
attend the funeral this (Tuesday) afternoon, at 4
O'clock from the Shockoe Hill House. without farther
invitation
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F1RE.-About halfpast IL o'clock, o

FIRE.-About halfpast IL o'clock, on
Sunday evening, fire broke out in old wooden
building located ON the slip between the Dock and
the river nearly opposite to the foot of goth street.
An adjoining shanty caught, and both of the
lumbernuisances were speedily consumed. Col Car
rington owned the house, which occupied by Pc.
ter Feran and others. We learn that drunken fro
lie had been going all that evening the prem
ses and it was doubt through the carelessness Of
some of the intoxicated party that the fire orig
mated. Loss about $50, no insurance.
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MENTAL DERANGEMENT. - Mrs. Jane
Deaton after due examination yesterday before jus
tees Sanxay Taylor and Farrar to the Asy-
lum at Williamsburg, person deranged in mind. 4
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT SUIcIDE-A young
man, named Boulding v. Pierce, journeynan Sad
Ter, residing at Mr.. Bagby's Franklin street, near
Locust Alley, went up into his about half past
o'clock, Sunday evening, and drank off about one.
half of of laudanum which he had just pur-
chased at Purcell, Ladd Co.'S. Another young man,
co-tenant of the room, him drink the liquid and
then heard him say, II will finish it, and drank the
remainder of it. Upon inquiry what that was in the
bottle, the reply was ''you can find out where
bought it. at p, L. Co.'s" Enquiry being made the
true state of the found out and doctors
Immediately summoned The stomach pump was APP
piled, and Pierce soon placed out of danger
Yesterday evening he recovering slowly but
surely from the effects of his desperate yet foolish
experiment.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

CIrY CoUscn.- The regular monthly
meeting Of this body held at O'clock yesterday
afternoon. ii the Chamberlain's Office. Present
President Myers and Messrs Hill, Hsskins saunders,
McCance. Mtupin Anderson, Scott, Shepherd, Rich
ards, Carrington, Suead and Talbot.
Police Reports. -Receiyed and referred. GomInuni-
cation from the Mayor with certain recommends
lions, which we viii notice hereafter Read and re-
ferred.
Bonds--Auctioneers bonds approved.
Condemned Land.-The City Attorney in conmu-
nication called the attention Of the Council to the
assessment Of Col. Haryie's land, CANDLES Hill,
condemned for the city, and enquired whether he
should usual resist the valuation before the court
at this time. Passed over for enquiry.
Interments-At Shockoe Hill Burying Ground for
the quarter ending July 5lst the following intermenfs
were made:
White Males Females siIl-born Children. Total.
Corresponding to the statements of the same quar-.
ter last year.
cord Males Females, sili-O9sn 'n'''s lao
Gauger.-Report received and referred. Receipts
last six months, sI7lo.9o.
Laneasteriaa SehooE-Mr Daniel was excused from
serving attorney for the city in the case OF suit
brought against the Lancasterian School, and now be-
fore the Court of Appeals and another attorney was
directed to be engaged.
Pyirilege.-A petition from the Virginia and Tenn.
Railroad asking for the privilege of using portion of
the canal bank for the reception of their railroad ron
was read and referred.
Misce1aneous-A claim and several petitions were
regularly referred.
City HdH.-Phe salary of the truly faithful Andrew,
who keeps the City Hall in order raised from $50
to $3.50.
We are compelled owing to press of matter, to
continue the remainder of report of the proceed
ings until tomorrow.
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DIsmIssED.-A summons against Samuel
Moran for leaving vault open Saturday night was
on yesterday dismissed it being proved that he was
not the responsible builder of the vault.
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FINED-Joseph Farren, for placing an
obstruction in the public street. yesterday fined
Xvi ;s
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Husr1sos Counr.-The quarterly Grand


Jury term Of this Court commenced yesterday Pre-
siding: Mayor Mayo and Aldermen Winsfeld, Far
rar, Bray, Tyrer, Biuford and Sanxay.
The Grand Jury met were duly sworn, charged
and retired to their They brought In the fo-
lowing true bills Of indictment One for misdemean-
or against George Ensbery; do. againts Jesse
Roach one do against Daniel Rogers two do. asanst
Catharine Garrabaldi one do. against John Hagan;
one do against Henry Weinhodt and one do. against
A. J. Addington. One Indictment, not true bill,
against Dioclesan Lewis.
The Grand Jury then adjourned to meet q. II o.
clock to-day
Abner, George and TazeweIl, three slaves, were
examined and tried upon the charge of entering the
grocery store occupied by Messrs. Lacy Carter, on
franklin street, the evening of the 18th inst and
stealing therefrom four pieces of bacon, worth s.,
and, 50 in money. Abner and George were found
guilty and sentenced to receive SO lases each. Tcze
well was declared innocent and discharged from cus-
tody. The Court then adjourned over until this
morning,
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Pus,sHrp.-The continued case of Carey

PUNIsHED.-The continued case OF Carey
Thompson, slave to R. H. Riddick, charged with as
saultng an infant con of Mr.. Belvins, Friday last
with whip, came up in due order before the Mayor
yesterday. Witnesses testified that young Belvin
passed them with plaster his forehead-that he
threw stone at Carey-and that Carey made as if he
would run after the boy, but they did not see him
strike him all The Mayor ordered Carey to receive
five lashes
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LONDON ILLUSTRATED NEws.-We have
the latest number of this pictorial from the perodi
cal store of Mr.. j. W. Evans, under the American Ho-
ta1
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A RTILLERY, ATTENTION - Attend
- meeting II your Gun House THIS MORNING,
Ct bocioek. BY order OF the Captain.
~ s-lt THoS. g. BALL, q. 8.
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AUCTION NOTICEs-The attention Of
housekeepers and Others ID want Of good furuitnre
il called TO the sale This Morning at 10 o'clock See
auction head.
au9-1tr n. CAUTHORy.
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was the amount of freight offering at Liverpool by
the steamer Baltic, for New York, that the agents
had to institute lottery to decide whose freight
should be taken. The scene of drawing lots at
Messrs. Brown, Shipley & Cos, is represented to
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ABEL U. MAYO, NOTARY PUBLIC

d. w. SIARkE, AIIOhNEl AT
Law AND NOTARY PUBLIC.-Practices in all
the Courts Of Henrico County and Richmond city.
As Notary Public particular attention viii be paid
TO the taking of Dispositions lin out of his Office
n1ents Of Dover &C. Claims for collection entrusted
to him promptly attended to.
Office removed to No. 50. three doors above City
do
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AUCTION NOIICE.--Atten Is 20.
icited to our sale THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock
aug ALEX. MOTT co. Aucts
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r. J. CARSON d Co, NO. Al AND
43 LIGHT STREET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. IS
WATER STREET, NEW YORK.-A good assort--
ment of Bacor, Pork and Lard always on hand, aud
for sale at lowest market prices. lie l8-lY
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HEsRIco CoUsTY CouRT.-The trial Of
a presentment against Andrew Wray for lasciyously
cohahitins with PAMELA Ann Leaton from the 2lst Of
December last TO March following, when his lawful
wife was still living, was postponed until next term
Civil business occupied the attention Of the eeurt
yesterday. IS
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Mr. WALKER, our Minister TO China, it is said
now, will go via the British line through the Medi
terranean and Red Sea to Bombay, from whence
be will be conveyed to his place of destination By
the steamer PoWhatau
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liquid Hair Dye in the world for instantly dying the
Hair without dying the skin. II is applied the same
way oil is perfectly free from nitrate of silver and
injurious acids nparts gloss TO the Hair that has
been approached by any other article. 1t will
never turn red purple retain its color TO the last
and s vegetable preparation that can be made IN ten
minutes at very trfing cost. viii send the recipe
to any lady or gentleman ON receiving dollar.
Address F. c.. Box l25 Post Office. iy l-irn<
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An immense block of coal from the Cumberland
mines was placed in Wall street. New York,
Thursday. 1t was Is feet long, and weighed 10000
pounds
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ing the city, who wish to have their Hair cut in the
latest and most approved sryle should call the Hair
Dressing, Shaving, Shampooing and Bathing Saloon,
under the American Hotel.
n Blot and Cold Shower Baths can be had
daily from half pas. A. NJ half past F. NJ, and
4 A
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s NOTICE.-All Sous OF TEMPERANCE in
the city and vicinity are requested to meet al the
the Arnory on WEDNESDAY evening at o'clock
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KENTUcKY.-The following is compare
son of the new delegation to Congress with
the old
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NOTICE.-Express packages for Nor
folk Richmond. Petersburg, &c. intended for ship
ment per steamers ROANOKE or JAMESTOWN,
viii hereafter be received by Messrs. ADAMS co.
SO Broadway who the only authorized agents for
Express privileges by these ships.
Office of New York and Virginia Steamship Com
pany, No. 81 Broadway.
LUDLAM & PLEASANTs, Agents
Mr. Jrna 70
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Z 3
attention of dealers 10 their auction sale of GROCE
BIES, kc., at their store, THIS MORNING. at 10
o'clock. without regard 70 weather. an
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FIhOINIh WOIlM hIIIEh.-I HIS
preparation, now SO popular, is readily taken by
children being very agreeable and pleasant to the
taste; safe, prompt and certain IN its operation Pre-
pared and sold by E. ]. PICOT, Druggist.
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NEW YoRK MONEY MARKET.-The Journal of
Commerce states that the pressure in the money
market, in New York. was greater Friday, than
it had been any day the present season. The pres
sure, however, it says, confined chiefly to Wall
street, and to those outside who had followed the
example of Wall street, and speculated on borrow
ed capital
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BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDI--
CINE, BY DR.. f. d. ROBINSON.
u Office Franklin, between 18th and 14th
iv I5--1v
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JOB PRINTING-THE DISPATCI

JOB OFFICE is prepared to execute in the hand
soonest manner, and on the most reasonable terms,
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS. HANDBILLS, La
Bells BUSINESS CARDS, TICKETS, BLANKS,
&c and every description of PRINTING.
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DIR. JOHN b. WALTHALL, HOMEO.
PATHIC PHYSICIAN, Office on Governor street,
nearly opposite the Governors House.
NH l4-6m*
ROPER d MURRAY, UNDERTA-
KERS, Governor street, between Main and Franklin.
f. ~
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THO THE PUBLIC.-ARCHIT and
Il CIVIL ENGINEERS OFFICE, two doors
from Main, ON 18th street, have this day returned
from tour of observation in the Northern and East
Cities where have studied the different STYLES
and finish with the view of being better able to meet
the wants of my friends and patrons All who will
give me call shall be pleased, and will attend to
the business of my Office with dispatch in preparing
Designs, Drawings, &c.
w. H. POWELL co.
au 9-2t* Architects and Civil Engneers
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w. ID. MERIWETHER, IMPORTER
AND MANUFACTURERS OF CIGARS, two doors
below the Columbian Hotel.
To- SOLE MANUFACTURER OF DENICO-
TTSFD SMOKING TOBACCO. iy I4-2m