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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
FRESH GROCFRIES.

THE subscriber having purchased of JOS. E. GREG
Il DRY his stock of G Oceri es Flour, & C and
made large additions to the same, now offers to the
publiG at wholesale and retail extensive assortment
OF w. 1. Goods, of all kinds, bought for cash
He would cali attention to his stock of TEAS, COM
pris every variety English Breakfast Pou- chong,
Oolong Ningyong, Souchong. Old and Young Hyson,
Imperial, Gunpowder, tyson Twanky, sc.
SUGARS from New York aud Bristol Refneries.-
AlsO Havana, Muscovad0, p. Rico and n Orleans do
MOLASeES of all grades, consisting of New Or
leans, Porto Rico Muscovada, Cardenas, &c, Stuars
Extra Syrup, Old Mocha Coffee, Java Sumatra and ST.
Domingo do,-ground and unground.
Also-Rce, Tapioca Maccar0ni, Vermicelli, Sage,
Pearl Barley, Gelane, dried Ginger AID preserved do,
Extracts Of all kinds, Peach Water, Rose do, Fancy
Soaps Split Peas, Canary Seed, &c &c
In short, all articles kept in first class w. l. Goods
store. He would he happy u all the old friends of
ihe establishment and as many new ones may favor
him with a call. DANIEL A. HAWKINS, JR.,
Nos. |, 3, 5, and Main street, OPP. Court House.
Goods delivered with despatch, free Of charge.
81 diff
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Manufacturers Mutual Fire Insurance
COMPANY

TNllE Annual Meeting of the Manufacturers Mutual
i Fire Insurance Company, will be held at the said
Company's Office, in Worcester, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9TH day Of Oct. nert,
at 10 O'Clock A M, for the choice of Officers for the
year ensuing and Tor the transaction Of such other BUSH
ness may come before said meeting.
SAMUEL ALLEN, Sec'y.
Worcester, Sept. II, 1853. DIFF
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
Grocery for Sale,

HHE Stock and Stand of Grocery, doing good cash
L business in central location, in this city. is of
fered for Sale. For further particulars. apply at this
Office. off amos
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
Mechanics Bank

V'HE Stockholders Of the Mechanics Bank are here
by notified that their Annual MeetA for The
Choice of Directors for the ensuing Year and the
transaction of any other business that may legally
come be fore Them VIII be held at their Banking Room
on WEDNESDAY, the 5th day of October next, at 2
O'Clock, p NJ
dividend of profits will be PAYABLE Oct 3d.
P. HA MMOND, Cashier
Worcester, Sept 49, 1853 dtO5
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Worcester Bank.

FE'HE Annual Getting of the Stockholders for the
4 Choice of Directors for the ensuing year; for
such action as may seem to them expedient under
the provisions of the sixth Section of the one humid ed
and nney-sixth Chapter of the Statutes Of 1888 and
for the transaction Of any other business that legally
may come before them; via be holden at their Bank
ing House, on FRIDAY, the seventh day of October
next at O'Clock. p. NJ. VIM. CROSS, Cashier.
september %, 1858. dawstO7
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
FOR SALE.
House, Barn, and Land for Sale.

~~SSNSS' ~NSsN A4' "@ANA @-eeAAA AVA lSsbkSs
Ia The Place is very pleasantly situated in North
iaA Charlton, ten miles from Worcester, two miles
from Charlton Centre, and consists of good
two story House, well finished, supplied with the best
OF water, brought with pump, Barn and Wood
mousse with about two nd half acres of choice Land
with good supply of the best of Fruit 1t is a very
desirable pace for Boot Shoe Maker il being with
IN few rods two extensive Boot and Shoe Manufae
tories, and also of good School. The most of the
purchase money can lay on mortgage, If desired
For father particulars Inquire of the subscriber on
the premises augSO d&w4w l.. G. PARKHURST
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Plaid CasilIlaeres.
Beautiful Plaid Silks,

DECEIVED at the "Hiue," splendid line of the
IL new styles Plaid Dress silks.
sl4 dit w3w GEO. p. BRYANT
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LOcomOtiye Engine For Sal

A Good ID hand Locomotive Engine and Tender,
IA suitable for stationary power in fine working
order Inquire ofSIMEON MAYO, Manchester Steam
Mill, Manchester street. diff au22
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BONES gHCS.
MOURNING SATINS,

NEW Article, similar to Bombazne less expen-
IN sive, and equally as handsome for Mourning
Dresses Received at the "HiUe'' TO day
SCI dl2tis GEO. P. BRYANT.
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NOTICES. &c.
Ten Hour Meeting!

FUHE friends OF Labor Reform in this city are re-
i quested to meet at
HORTICULTURAL HALL,
On TUESDAY Evening, Sept 9th, at II O'Clock, for
the purpose of choosing Delegates 10 the State Con-
yention of The friends Of Labor Reform and Ten Hour
Law, TO be held IN Boston, Sept. 29th 1853 Eloquent
Speakers have been invited and all persons interested
in The subject invited to attend.
Per order Of the Committee.
Worcester, Sept 26, 1853 DOT
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Blackstone Bank.

THE Stockholders OF the Blackstone Bank Uxbridge
are notified TO meet at the Hail. over said Bans on
MONDAY. The third day Of October next at o'clock
p NJ, for the choice Of Directors for the ensuing year
aud the transaction of any other business that may e
gally come before them.
w. HAYWARD, Cashier
Uxbridge, Sept. T. 1853. dawtO3 sig
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Central Bank.

THE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders Of the
Central Bank, for the choice of Directors for the
ensu ing year action upon the 9Th of the l96th
Chapter of the Statutes # 1885, and for any other
business that may legally come before them, i'll be
day of October next, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ
g. +. HARTslIORN, Cashier.
Worcester, Sept. l5 1873. dtO3
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FnR SALE

syzg, The TIMBER, WOOD, &c on Forty Acres
s'YS of land, the Gill Gibbs Farm in Rutland, Ms,
-- on which may be found Oak Maple, Pine, Chest
nut, White b irch, and Spruce. Apply TO
CALVIN G. HOWE, Rutland,
Or to II. w. WETHERELL, IA Milk ST., Boston,
aul3 dayytG
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
FAIL TALM A.

L AIDES can see new style Of Fall Tama, " call.
IL ing at the "Hire." GEO. =. BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
LOST
LOST

Berlin Academlcal Boarding School.
TNERMS for the current year, commence June 9Th
Il Sept 5th, and Dec. 5th, and continue / weeks
JOSIAH BRIDE, Principal
August IL, 1853 dawtDecl
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Coal at Summer Price until Oct. l,
AT CITY COAL YARD.
Fine Drugs and Chemicals Recently
Receive.l.
New Fancy Looms.

New Fancy Looms
THE subscriber has invented and patented a new
Il and improved Fancy Loom, Tor Wooden, Cotton or
Linen. II eau DO built at less price than the Fancy
Looms hitherto used. VIII accomplish as much or more
work it'll the same power. Il convennt and simple in
its construction, and easily attended II NAV be- seen
In opera,i loo at Messrs. Smith a. Pfatt's Mill, in New
England Village. Gfaion. For further Information in.
qure at No. 80 Main street, or OF him personly at Mil
bury. au23 dawti JOHN FENDER.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
NOTICE

THE Taxes of the 81 Parish in Worcester have this
Il day been placed in my hands for Collection.
discount of per CT will be made all Taxes paid be.
tween this and the 2lst of October next.
WILLIAM BARKER,
T. and Collector.
Worcester, Sept 90, 1853 sci d2wis
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N Office,

MFR. WASHINGTON F. FISHER ceased to be
M partner i'll firm, the first day of July, 1852
WOOD, LIGHT, q co.
Worcester, Sept T. 1853 d3w sIo
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WANTED

A SITUATION in Mercantile, or Manufacturing
N Business, by active business man, 10 will in
vest two or three Thousad Dollars. Address L. S.
through the Post Office davf s27
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The Parinr CnnI Stnre-
MARRIAGES.

In this city, Sept "a, by Rev C. K Cover, Mr. Henry
Smith, 10 Miss Anns Minerva Rudd, both of HoIyoke.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
Men Out Of Employmer

CtAN receive inf rmation that will epabl, them tc
y engage in an honorable Employment, affodins then
from 25 TO 100 dollars per month, by enclosing dol
lar in letter. containing the applicants address, direct
ing, post paid, 10 Worcester Post Office, Boz -.
sgt d3t&wllf
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
MORTIMORE'S
Rheumatic Compound,

V'HlS truly celebrated remedial preparations efica
L cious alike for each and every description of Rheu
matte Complaints, is already too well known and es-
teemel throughout the United States, TO require any
lengthy notice of its paramount virtues. 1T ERADI
GATES this heretofore :ncurabe and distressing dis
from the SYSTEM and unrivaed in the Phar
macy of Medicine.
We do not propose to make unqualified statements,
or to force nosrum before the public, but simply to
request those most Interested,
SUFFERERS THEMSEL YES,
to procure from the AGENT in their vicinity circular
and not only read the testimony of those who have ex
perenced its invaluable curative powers but to write to
cali upon, the convalescents that the statements
may emanale from the FOUNTAIN HEADS course
which will satisfy the most incfedulous, and one by
which the reputation Of the REMEDY is certain being
sustained Write also to the prOprietors who will ac-
cord every information, and furnish names of undoubed
character from every section of the Union, numbering
among them some Of the most eminent Physicians,
Clergymen, Editors, and prominent citizens, rendering
the reliability and efficacy of the remedy beyond the
reach of doubt or distrust.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

EfoR Chidren's wear, bel ieved TO be the most ee.
CANT Goods for sale in the City, are to ne found at
the ''Hfue" GEO. P. BRYANT.
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Girls Wanted.

To 90 into the Country aud tend Knitting Machines
Good wages can be made lso, several hIs To make
Pants-ncressed wages will be paid. Aso Girls to
learn Pant making. Apply as above.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
Mount Pleasant Schnol.
Singing Schools.

WIN SUMNER has removed from Southbridge st
~ to Chatham st. Place, formerly known as
"Chatham st. Conit'0
n b. Chatham street. runs parallel with Pleasant
street, and is the next one South of it,
Sept. H. 1858. dawtf
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French and Spanish Conversation.

FTHE subscriber is now ready to give private lessons
L to ladies' aud gentlemen in French or Spanish
CalI at NO 70 Pleasant st. f. e. MlSNER.
aug4 df
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ADJOURNED SALE.
FURNITURE FOR sALEI

1t the city Commission and General Farnish-
ing Store, No. l Pearl Street,
VETHERE NAV be found large assortment of new
w and second hand Furniture, Crockcry, Glass and
Britannia Ware; Knives Forks, aud Plated Ware;
Clocks, Lanterns. and Wooden Ware; CARPETS and
Oarpetns, Rugs; Mats Feathers and Feather Beds;
Husk, Hair, and PamIcaf Mattresses Window Shades
and fxturesi Stoves, and almost everything in the
house Furnishing line all of which will be sold at pr-
vate sale for Cash, at the very lowest mark possible
Please call and examine before purch dsne elsewhere
N. B. Those breaking up Housekeeping and others
having Property dispose of, and do not wish TO send
il to Auction Room to have il thrown away, will
please Leave their and number at my Store and
will call and examine and buy their Property at short
notice. ]. l.. HOOD,
Auctioneer and Commission Merchant,
Worcester, Sept 81, 1853 diff No. l Pearl st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
Raw Silk PIaids.
Thibets and Cnsh1meres.

COME very beautiful Styles Of Raw silk Pladu. lus
~ received by the subscriber. GEO. n. BRYANT.
s<l dl2tjs
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Fresh Teas,
SalerRtus
Sweat Pntatnes.

0WOCb 4OldbOCo.
100 RIBS. just received,an adding daily frog New
HUI York anu Philadelphia. Also, Nuts, Frli q c,
of various kinds at Wholesale.
GF Cranberries Wanted. J. Il. HUNT, Alent.
Worcester. Sept "a 1853 daw2w $50
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Dark Ginghams.
Plaid Goods,

NEW Styles of the above Goods received at the
IN "Hiuen GEO. P. BRYANT
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Drawing School.
NOTICE.
Providence & Worcester Railroad,
And Steamer Perry.

g r - - rs'7T rgy,y
ssTg5S y y zl ls.l
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MORTTMORE'S
RHEUMATIC COMPOUND,

Is Vegetable Extract Internal Remedy, prepared
expressly for this One Disease and this it will in
every form, either innammatory (Acute) Chronic, no
matter Of how long standing.
Sold by G. 5. q A. J. Howe, NJ. d. Green d. Scott,
L. t. Lazell, Worcester; B. X. Bliss and Haven,
Springfield
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27

A SPLENDID Assortment Of the above now Il
~ store They will be offered ut Great Bars aims
Vall and see them. SCI d12t GEO. p BRYANT.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-09-27
CusfOr2l-Naade Clothing,
Also, Ready-Made Clothing.

OF every description,
usual consisting of Over Goats, Frock, Dress and
Sack Goats, Pants and Vests and every variety Of
Furnishing Goo s.
Remember the place, 27l Main Piper Block, Wor-
cesler, Mass, sign OF the Full Dressed Man.
s2l dawtf
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
For the Columbia Gazette.
Mr.. EprroR:

The week has truly been
one Of much interest and pleasure to
Columbia. The celebration of St. Johns
day by the Masonic Fraternity, with the
large and splendid ball at the Exchange,
in the evening, were splendid affairs, and
reflect much credit on the Masonic Fra
ternity and that prince of managers, Col
Cazneau to whom was assigned all the
duties of arrangements for the ball.
But while VIC are regaleing ourselves
with the pleasures of the past, let us not
forget to award the tribute of praise due
to some of the Markets, so splendidly
decorated with excellent meats of all
kinds, and especially the Columbia Mar
ket, corner of Main and Fulton street,
where Messrs. Piley & Co., cater SO
successfully for the taste of the lovers CT
good things. Their admirable location,
neatness of their Market, splendid
American Beef, with general assoit-
ment of the best of meats, reflect great
credit upon them, and place the public
under obligations to see that such efforts
to please, go not unrewarded. If our
friends would do as l have done, make
a breakfast off their unsurpassed Pork
Sausages and other fxings, they too
would be reminded Of the days Of Aud
Lang Syne, and the good times at the
old homestead.
A LOVER OF Coop LIVING.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

FROM SALT observation-disclosures has
been received, at San Francisco, from
Salt Lake City, that Capt. John ".
Gunuison, u 8. Typographical Engin-
eeT, and seven ofhis party-amoug whom
we're X. II. Kern, Photographer OF Tie
company, and Mr. Creudzfeldt, Botan-
ist-have been massacred by the Pauvan
Indians, pear the swamps Of the Seveir
river, Oh the goth of October, last
Upon the reception of this shocking in
telligence, at Salt Lake City, Gov
Young dispatched party to the scene
Of the transaction, for the purpose of
recovering, if possible, the bodies Of the
unfortunate victims, as we'll as the III
struments and notes, which are consid
cred of great Importance, in connection
with the survey Of the central Pacific
Railroad route. This party met Mr.
Kincaid and his company, from whom
they learned that the Instruments and
notes had been recovered. The Indi-
ans assign the cause Of the horrible trans
action to have been the desire Of re-
venge for the murder Of one of their
band, by Hildreth's party. Captain
Gunnison's body was found, nearly de
voured by wolves, and buried in the
best manner possible The statement
respecting the safety Of Bridger Is cor
robOrated.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
CHRISTMAS AT THE AMER
ICAN.

On Sunday evening, the host and
hostess Of the American House gave a
Grand Christmas Dinner, to host of
invited guests, both ladies and gentle
men.
The table was spread in the large
dining hall of the Hotel, and more
splendid and bountiful board, we dare
say, was never before seen in the
mountains, and seldom, in a city of
much larger size than our own. Allthat
the market could afford, or the ingenui-
ty Of cooks could furnish, was there in
magnificent abundance.
May the generous host and hostess Of
the American live to enjoy many a
sMerry Christmas" and when another
feast comes off may we be there to eat.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
BSy We clip the following vbo

@ We clip the following whole
some advive from an Atlantic paper,
and hope those who have not already
done so, will subscribe to the Gazette,
to send to their relations and friends at
home:-
Send paper home to your friends
1t will not only let them know your
whereabouts, but give them better idea
OF this country. California papers arc
valuable In the States NeEa Her.
A true bill. California papers Ars
read in tho States with great ayidity.
and are regarded by thousands, who ds
not rece'rs them, as nearly as Yseeisss a,
gold-Ez. Ntss.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

Or GREAT IMPORTANCE TO RE-EN-
LISTED MES IN THE ARMY OF THE u
wITED SrATEs.-The following order is
now being sent out by the Adjutant
Gcneral:
The following order has been receiv-
ed from the War Department, ami is
published to,the army:
WAR DEPARTMENT, Nov. 3, 1853.
The Attorney General having given
an opinion that soldiers re-enlisted in
accordance with the provisions of the
29th section Of the act of July 5, 1899.
and under the condition of the Sd sec
ton of the act Of June II, 1850, are
entitled to the benefit of both those acts,
so much of the order of this Department
Of June 90, 1850, [sec General Orders
No. 20, of June %, 1850, as prohibits
The payment of the bounties given by
both those acts, is hereby reseined.
JEFFERSON DAVIS,
Secretrry Of War.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

M1N1Nc.-The "Maine" boys took
out of their claim, yesterday, twelve
ounces of fine gold, and lump Of pure
gold, weighing one pound.
At Santiago, the claim of Hennessy &
Co., still continues to pay well. Last
evening we saw several beautiful speci-
mems, taken out this week, weighing
from one to three ounces each.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

Six or eight individuals were arrested
IN New Yosk on Monday, 7th, on re-
qnisition from the Governor of Massacbu-
setts, charged with being abettors of tho
recent prize fight at Boston Corner
Considerable excitement has been cres-
ted in New York, as it is asserted that
the Sheriff holds warrants for the arrest
of sixty other parties, many of them
moving in ligh life, who are charged
with the same crime.-Salem Mas. J
Gazette.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
SHoT.--A man, by the name of Duff

SHor.--A man, by the name of Duff
fey was shot, in quarrel at Murphy's,
on Christmas day. The ball entered his
side, and his recovery is considered
hopeless. The citizens were much ex-
cited, and it was supposed that ifDuf-
fey died from the effects of the wound,
Judge Lynch would administer summa-
ry Justice to the offender.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

B% A fatal affray occurred, at Coon
Hollow, says the Miners Adcoeate, on
Thursday last, between two miners,
about claim; which resulted in the
death of one of them, from pistol ball.
The murderer fed to Placerville, and
gave himself up, to escape the indigna-
ton and fury of the people.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

COMMON ScHooLs.--It will be seen
by notice in another column, that the
Superintendent of Common Schools for
Tuolumne County, calls upon the
School Commissioners in the varions
districts. in the County, to report to him
upon the progress Of the schools, the
number of children attending, and such
other facts as the statute law prescribes.
1t is to be hoped that the Commission
ers will respond to the call without de-
lay, as if such reports are not made, the
districts will be debarred the right of
receiving School monies.
Mr.. Patterson has appointed James
w. Cofroth, Charles H. Chamberlain
and John Leary, a Board of Commits
sioners for Columbia School District.
The San Francisco Eren;ng News
says, we learn from reliable authority,
that the State will have about $50, 900
at her disposal, on the lst of January
next, for distribution, in support OF
Common Schools throughout the State.
TIE Common School Fund of the State,
we also learn, is receiving the interest
upon $500, 900, Invested in State Sc
curities.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
S. COOPER, Adjut.nt General.

1@ The Adrocatc states: that James
Suvors, was attacked by four Indians
near Diamond Springs, on Sunday even
ing last, and was badly wounded. The
citizens Immediately turned out, attack
ed the Indians, and killed ten Of their
number.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

% The concert given by John Kel-
ly, at the Theater, on Sunday evening,
was we'll attended, and the performan-
ces elected loud and frequent applause.
The music Of the ''sticks,'' particularly,
afforded much merriment for the boys
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

1@- We have received from the pub
fishers, the Pictorial Golden Era, for
the Holidays. 1t contains number
of wood engravings, illustrating scenes
peculiar to California.
We have also received a copy from
A. A. Hunnewell, who is agent for the
Golden Era, in Columbia.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

u The Christmas Ball on Friday
Evening, at Shaw's Flat, was, we learn,
quite pleasant affair. The party sep
aratcd at late hour in the morning,
well satisfied with the nights enjoyment.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

D@ We understand that the Chap
mans have leased the Columbia Thea
ter, and are expected to arrive here on
Tuesday next.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

n@- Ida Brewer, the notorious wo-
man who murdered Mary Lee, in Oc-
tober last in Sacramento, was acquitted
by the Jury, on the 9th.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

p@L Those wishing any Job done, in
the blacksmithing business, are referred
to the advertisement Of Fleming & He'd
den, who are, we have no doubt, worthy
sons Of Valcan.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

~ The lady of our friend Ray
mond, of Gold Springs, sent us basket
full of good things, yesterday, as New
Years Present. 1t is good thing to
be printer sometimes, especially when
we have such generous and kind-hearted
ladies for neighbors.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

"a The total value Of gold-from
California-deposited at the U. S. Mint,
up to October 81, 1853, amounted to
S2O4,ss6, ,o25 81.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

70 The Benicia Vidette is informed
by the proper authorities, that not more
than 100000 Comptroller's Warrants
are now unredeemed, and can see no
good reason why State Warrants should
not be at par.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

D@ The Columbia Hook & Ladder
Company, No. l, will parade in full
uniform, with their apparatus, on Mon
day next.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

D~ Our thanks are due to the ac-
complished lady Of Capt. Vanarsdall, for
the very beautiful and acceptable pres
en- sent us on Thursday last. 1t is not
often that we, single gentlemen, get such
a rich treat.