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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-11-07
Z COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND

~ IN HANOVER AND RICHMOND Pursuant
to decree of the Circuit Court for Hanover county
OF the 18th day of September, 1853 in the suit Of
Andersen v. Sale and wife, the undersigned Com
missioner in the said decree named will sell at public
auction. TO the highest bidder on the premises ON
MONDAY, the 7th day of Novr, 1885, at 4 O'Clock, p
NJ thirteen Lots of Land lying in the county of Hem
rico, adjoining the city of Richmond, az follows -
Nine Lots. being Lots No. 10, H. 12 49, IA Is H. II
and 8, in square No 10 of this property formerly be-
longing to Thomas Rutherford decd lying upon the
East side of 9th street. between q and streets a.
lad down upon plat recorded in Henrico County
Court; one Lot at the of Venable and Nth
streets, on tn South side of Venable and West side
OF 9th street; two Lots, Nos. aud ), in the plat
above mentioned the West side of 18th street
hetween o and streets; and Lot on the East
SIDE OF 9th street. between o and streets And on
WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of November, a Tract
OF Land in the lower end of the county of Hanover
adjoining the lands of Elisha White and ". J. Alex
ander, containing about 40 acres
All the above are Lands of which Robert Anderson
deco, died seized and possessed. The Lots will be
sold IN the order in which they named.
IERMs-For the Land, cash for enough to paw costs
OF SUIT and expenses of SALE about $780, For the
balance, credit of one and two years with ntere st
from day Of SALE For the Lots near Richalond the
purchaser to give negotiable notes. with good endor-
sers For the Land ia Hanover county the pureha-
serto give bonds, with good security The title to be
retained until the purchase money is paid.
JOSEPHuS ANDERSON Com,r
sale conducted BY JAS. NJ TAYLOR, Auct
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THE MARKETS.

Joseph Trotter, for many years President. of the
penns5 Bank, died 10 Philadelphia Oh Saturday
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ihE COALITION IN MASSACHUSETTS
hosros, Nov. t.-The Boston papers contain n
san signed by all the prominent democrats of Mid
oiesex county Tor g new convention to poninate
Senators Ia opposition TO the coalition tirke,
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( NALL AND SEE ThEM.-GUNs, Pts

4 NALL AND SEE THEM.-GUNS, Pts
~ tolls. RIFLES, &e.-The undersigned woald
respectfully call the attention Of strangers visiting
the city 10 his extensive assortment, among which
may be found double and single barrel Guns, ranging
10 prices from IS TO 81 "a Shot Belts Powder Fissks
tame Bags, Percussian Caps, Canister Powder,
Dram Bottles, Leather Drinking Cups, Deg Whips,
Calls and Collars, Wad Cutters, Colts and Allen's
Money Belts, Walking Canes all of which are offer
ed at such prices fail TO give satisfaction
JAMES WALSH,
Maker and Importer of Gnns sc.
y. b. Guns stocked in the hest manner altered
into percussion, and repairs of all kinds neatly exc
cuted. oc Sf-fw
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NASHUA, N. II. Nov. 5-rhree men named A Iiar5
Ennis, aud Allen, arrested here yeste rlav OF, q
charge Of circulating counterfeit money between
Canada and New England Counterfeit hills on the
Union Bank, Boston, and City Bank, New Haven,
were found upon them.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODs!lsE-

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS. -SE-
~ COND SUPPLY OF FALL AND WINTER
GOODS 1.-THE subscriber is receiving and ops nng
today his second supply of FALL and WHITE K
GOODS, and having bought goods on account of the
depressed state OF the money market very cheap, he
is enabled to sell at very lo prices and respectfully
soieits call of the ladies particularly and the public
generally. being determined Co sell great bargains
Among bis large and well selected stock are to be
found the most desirable goods consisting in part of
the following goods:
Worsted Plaids, richest coors 25 cents ward; Kid
Gloves, Black White aud Fancy, superior article.
o1s cents pair; Linen Cambria Hsndkerchiefs extra
fine, 81 Dozen worth at least S.; White all Linen
Damask Table Cloths, yards wide, 50 cents yard;
Black Lace Veils 37A cents embroidered Hdkfs 37t
cents, and some 50 cents, worth Sl5n; Brown and
Bleached Domestics 81 cents yard: China Buttons
IL dozen for 81 cents; Furniture Prints, 6! cents
yard-besldes extensive assortment of latest STYLES
dress goods All sorts of Domestics, Hosiery, Em6ro
deries Ribbons and great variety of trimmings and
Fancy Goods, all OF which win be sold cheap and
many articles cheaper than they be bought else
where. v. COHEN.
formerly Wechser Cohen. corner of Broad and
5th Streets 26-dIm*
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VALUABLE MANUFACTURING e1TE avn
WATER POWER AT kICHHoNDs VA e-4sA'
II ( virtue of decd Of trust executed ID
-. me BY the Virginia Wooden Company % the
nth DAY OF September, 1a55, and fec9rdsd Il, the
Sierks office Of the Court Of Hustinrs fr the city 81
shtchmond, on TUESDAY, the 18th day Of Nnyeus-
pes af II o'clock, shall sell at public au-
npn upon the pfemees, the lot Of ground and water
power thereto attached. upon which were situated
tne manufacturing mills OF the Virginia WOODEN COM
panJ This lot fronts Isl feet 10 inches upon stree
running from 18th To 18th streets in the ettv az Rich
mobd and runs back that width to James River hay-
I'M land depth Of not Iess than 1870 feet The water
power - sufficient 20 proptl what was in 1916 and
isss, known a. Is sets Of Wooden machinery The
neayy granite basement offhe mills GOVERNS nearly
the entire lot will be sold with the lot The Lot and
~Aler power subject 10 animal ground and water
rsht o. Si,oeo per annuIn. The chain of title and
pat q the property and the property itself will be
shown, and any information respecting It. given bv
me upon application &C any time previous to the sale
TERMS OF SALE.-One-third cash balance If, /; ana
v months interest added; negotiable notes with m
proved endorsers viii be required for the credit IL
slaiinents and title retained until the notes are maid
Directly after viii be sold all the brick WORK ~ sh
Mills, estimated az containing $50 600 BRICKS and
the remainiug wood work. Terms-4 months rredit
TOR negotiable notes with approved endorsers. inter
est added.
The title TO all the foregoing property isbelevea to
De perfect but selling Trustee shall sell and con
sey only such title as is vested In me by the deed
aforesaid JOS. JACKSON Ip Trrs,aa
sale conducted by KENT, PAIsE l. KENT. Aucts
sc 23-dtds
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EXECUIORS7 sALE--On the I'D ia,

~ of November, 1885, if fair and if not the ne /,
lair day thereafter the undersigned will sell al the
grofoot, Hanover County, Va Eve likely Negroes. 70
wit: Man, tive Women, Girl, and a Bow: Farni-
ing utinsils Household and Kitchen Furniture: Crou
OF Corn, Tobacco, Oats. Fodder ShucSs and Hay
Stock consisting of Horses, Mules, Cows Sheep aud
Hogs, &c, &c.
The terms W II be liberal, and made known on the
day Of sale. X. P. POLLARD,
I'M POLLARD.
Executors of Henry Pollard, decd.
no 5-dIaw2w w 2t*
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HOLLOWAY's OINTMENT AM

HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND
- PILLS HAVE EFFECTED WONDERFUL
CURE Of RHEUMATISM.-Mr. Donald Nickel
lar, OF Aurrumbridge, New South Wales writes TO
Professor Holloway as follows "A man of about
MY years Ct age employed by John Peter, Esq,
Justice OF me Peace in this Colony, suffered for
on by exposure to wet and cold He was SO painful
" aficted that his body bent nearly double in
rms depiorabe condition he commenced using ol.
iowaJ's Ointment and Pills. and so speedy was the
cure ehected by them, that it seemed to those who
oe'' " ~
Sold by the Proprietor, PA Strand, (near Tesnple
BAR London, and by all respectable Vendors of Pat
ent Medicines throughout the British Empire and by
those OF the United States in Pots and Boxes at sri
cents, 81 cents, and 81 SO each. Wholesale by tbe
p1nclpel Drug Houses in the Union, and by Messrs
A. b. IL D. SANDS, New York, and PURCELL, LADI
l. Co, Richmond, Va.
Ghere is very considerable saving in taking the lar
ger sizes.
n. B. Directions for the guidance of Patients ar,
sfn&ed TO each ret or BOX no 3-Iw
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HNHE FIRST ANNUAL STATE FAIR
Il OF VIRGINIA.-Strangers visiting the city are
requested to call at the of A. LEWIS and ex-
anime the large stock of READY-MADE CLOTH
INC, all manufactured in this city. He has also on
and VESTfNGS which he will make to order in the
best style also in store. SHIRTS, COLLARS era
WATTS, SUSPENDERS, and all other Goods re-
quired to make geutleman's dress complete ffyou
want anything in the way of Ready Made Clothing
or gentlemen's furnishing Goods, call on
A LEVY,
No. SO Main street, opposite the City Hotel,
oc 81 Sign of the Iars red Coat
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MARSAW FOR J,EASE -.TLa

w ARSAW FOR LEASE.--The very
elegant and desirable MANSION known as
warsaw, situsted on the western continuation of
NAM street, Will De leased tor term of years ON fla
vorabie terms If application be made during tba .,r
sent week The premises will be put In thorou III
order The house contains 10 pleasant rooms with
Apply to JAS M TAYI0R
|
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A DOUBTFUL BANK

:, NEH YoRK, Nov J.--The notes Of the Oswego
brokers to-day refuse 10 buy them.
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FATAL PONDER MILL EXPLOSION.

hcsroN, Nov. 5.-The extensive powder mill, be-
longing 10 Mr.. Benni exploded to-day. with ire
,nelidous report which was heard for miles around.
rive Of the worknen engaged in i at the TINE.
INSTANTLY killed. Their bodies were dreadfully
iAsnsled. Names not known.
SECOND DISPATCH
lie names Of the killed are, Henry Avis, the
foreman, aged p Richard Avis, brother OF the
above, aged 30, leaves wife and one child Rob
ert Perkins, single, workman in the mill Geo.
swallow, aged p leaves a wife 0he above were
All Lngiish3 and John Laughlin, lrishman aged p,
'@sh!s'er. About sixty kegs of powder exploded.
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RorANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

BOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.
II DOCTOR 4. d. ROBINSON continues to offer
his services to the afflicted, and especially those emf
terng with chronic and supposed ncurabie forms Of
medicine twenty years-the last twelve n this city.
and therefore give satisfactory reference. Thon-
sands who are dragging miserable existence with
Dyspepsa, Rheumatism, Bronchitis Flupr Aibus.
Dropsy: Nearalgs, Paralysis Scrofula, Liver Conn
plant. Disease, the Lungs fistula, &c sht be
speedily relieved and many permanently cured
Persons at distance would do well TO come 70 the
city and remain until their health is restored. Ex-
tracing Teeth only p cents.
Office on Franklin between 18th and 18th streefs
Secret forms of disease treated with great success
oe Silly
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A NTHRAClTE COAL,-AN HRA-
"a CITE COAL!-The subscriber is now receiving
ey schr r, =. Horton. cargo of Red Ash Egg Coal
and small lot Nut Coal for small stoves WHICH he
viii deliver at market prices
1asrs LEI I at the auction store of Messrs ALEX
OfF co :, will meet with prompt attention
no4-itN P. C. LAgITS
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE IN
y MANCHESTER, ON HULL AND LAW
RENCE STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
NIii be sold on TUESDAY AFTERNOON, the s.h
November 1853 upon the premises, commencing at
% O'Clock, the valuable Real Estate in Manchester
on nun and Lawrence streets, new occupied by Mr..
Wm Moore and Mrs. Bradshaw. A further descrip-
ton Is deemed unnecessary, the property is wei
known TO the people of Manchester
TERMs-One third cash; balance AT G and - months
for negotiable notes, interest added secured by a
trust deed, or title retained
&c 81 GODDIN L. APPERSON Apets
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EXCHANGE BOOK STORE-GEO
IA NJ. WEST Nos 5 and Exchange offers for
sale
Rev. Adonram Judson. D. D., his Life and Labors
by Dr. WaylGnd 2 vols, 81 on. =
The Conflict of Ages. by Ed. Beecher ST. 25
Men and Things as saw them in Europe by Kir.
wan. Csc. toe %
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xUUD NEWS-Just received, second
~ supply of very cheap BLANKETS. LINSEYS,
heavy wooden SATlNETS, square and long
SHAWLS, FLANNELS of all colors. French ard
English MERlNOS, ALPACA and black Canton
CLOTH, BOMBAZINE, plain and brocade SILKS,
MOUSELiSES and CAI.lCOES al all prices and the
hest assortment of embroidered L. G. -HDKFS,
SLEEVES, CHEMfSETTES, cambria aud muslin
BANDS, lace muslin. cambria. Crosha and Hornaton
COLLARS; also, superior article of lambs wool,
cashmere aud silk HOSE; besides great varietr OF
Fancy Articles, such BRACELETS, PORTE
MONA1ES. India Rubber COMBS, WORK
BOXES. &C.
Strangers whiting the city and the public generally
will find il 20 their interest to give CALL as my
motto is. ''srnall profits and quick sales -
Sc 12-3m H. ROSENFELD IT'S Broad at
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having returned to The city, latter an Absence
OF several weeksl offers his professional services 10
the public. Office las, Main street, Eagle Square
REFEREscEs.--Professor C. L. Gibson Prot. G
Johnson Rev. DR.. Howell Rev J. p TAYLOR Rev Re
Rylsnd, 4. g. Workman, NJ. D., WIN. r. Butler. Fso
Richmond; Prof. C. A. Harris, Prof. Thos E. Bond
Prot w. X Handy Prot. G. q. Cone, Lester Noble,
ID, ID, s.. Baltiinore neg -
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THE OLD MEDICAL HOUSE.
Il FRANKLIN STREET, JUST BELOW THE
EXCHANGE HOTEL.-DocToa PLUME L CO.
are still dispensing the blessings of their skill in the
treatment and of all delicate diseases at this old
institution.
People in the country. when visiting the city, are
very particularly invited to CALL fNo charge t.T CON
sultaton) Much attention is given to female disor.
ders.
Doctor P. Co. the makers and sole vendors of
the CHEMICAL EXTRACT OF FRENCH FLOW.
ERS which has stood the test of time, and which lie
unrvalled in giving tone aud yigor a system shat
life.
All letters, pref paid, promptly attended to- Office
hours from A. NJ, till P. IL
5-d&wts RIcHNoyD ".
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DLAID RAW SILKS.-We have lust
l. received few pieces of Rich Plaid Raw Silks
and plaid Merinoes TO which we would call the at
tentien of the Ladies.i
DUDLEY & JOHNSTON,
oc 26 No l+5 Eagle Square.
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nWIDEND NOTICE-At ii Meeting
n, of the President and Directors of the Ri ii.
mond, fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad Conn
pauy, ON the I'D day OF October, 1855
!, Resolved, That Dividend of 81 per cent ont OF
the profits of the Company for six months, ending
Suth September last. be declared payable 70 the
Stockholders their legal representatives on and
after the drst of November next
c. w. MACMCRDO,
oc % Treasurer X +. 4 r. K. Co.
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GUARD AGAINST AGUES.-This IS

~ the above all others when Asues most
prevalent aud the weather this particular time, IN
of that peculiar kiud cool mornings and evenings,
which rarely fail to give this loathsoe disease vital
ity On the south side OF james River, the Matapo-
nj, Appomattox and Panunkey, and 10 the lower Sec
tons Of Virginia especially the Eastern shore,
Agues regularly expected to pay their annual
visits the various of the year, and hun
dreds of families look forward with melancholy dread
to the appearance of the unwelcome guests. All
such apprehen sions may now be given to the winds
if those who are afflicted will avail themselves of tho
preventive offered TO them in BAKERS CELE-
DRAFTED PREMIUM BlTTERS. From the mode
rstely active stimulating qualities of these Bitters
aed their healthy effects upon the stomach, bowels,
blood secretive and digestive organs and their i've
ly, inyigoratng qualities they cannot fail to produces
just such results as win prevent an undue secretion
of bile and consequent arrangement of the system
As tonic they have superior and the Paoprietor
is so well satisfied of their great utility in disesses
arising from improper digestion, that he corfdents
~ recommends IL for all diseases that have their OH
gin In loss of appetite. sour stomach, etc.
Price so cents per bottle. For sale by Messrs PuR
cell, Ladd Co., Bennett L. Beers Alexanae1
Duval, Adie u Gray Charles AfiIlspaugh and Drus.
giss generally throughout the city. Also BY Todd 4
Christian Petersburg; D. X. Lyman Lyncbbura: Kina
Toy Norfolk DIR. +. Camm Williamsburg
70 Orders addressed to f.. BAKER Richmond
Va. will receive prompt attention. oc III
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GPLENDlD ST. OK OF PIANO
- FoRTES.-The subscriber offers for sale At bis
Warerooms ON Eagle Square, splendid stock 81
SUPERB PIANO FORTES, ut prices lev. as GOOD
instruments can be purchased in Northern cities.
Also, for sale Guitars Melodeans aud other Musical
Instruments, and large stock Of Music tor file Piano
Forte ard Guitar JANIS WOODHOUSE.
Bookseller, Boekbnder. SiaIoner, &C.,
no Eagle Sultarr
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AsAIT.-I'fNE. SALT-now afioat. For
- sale by DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 CO.
noa
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tDORTRAII PAINTING.-JOH y
Il MARTIN has returnedt 10 the city for a .tort
psIod and has taken one of the offices at The EDGE
MONT HOUSE, ION Main streetl for q studio dnr,ng
hisstay. Persons wishing to see him will lind him
there every day from 8 to o'clock.
&C 2--fm
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|A1.D RYE WHISKEf; London Dock
" BRANDY; Isle Of Wight APPLE BRANDY
line PEACH BRANDY, for sale by
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GUANo.--lu tons Peruvian GUAN0 re-
~ eeiyed on consignment ard Tor sale By
mol SAMUEL AfREs
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TELEGRAPH1C NEWS.
(TiIGARS, CIGARS. CIf;ARs -.rha !.

I luhhs, Cl3AkS, CIGARS.--The Al.
tcntsen Of the citizens and strangers Are es1ia,
% iarse lot Of very superior Havana and pr;nrfns
sna retail manufactery OF 4. D. FARNsyVuRIrTf1Tf
% 70 Fast Main street. few door- below Inc ola
TERMS r. 10y 1859 seasehaoie
.. 49, All the most popular brands Of chewing
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ATOCKS FOR SALE-
-, q. GOO COUPON BONDS VA. TENN. n. n.
lao ce CORPORATION OF LYNCHBURts
s,v"o do do ALEXANDRIA. &
5000 CITY OF RICHMOND
. 5000 STATE OF VA
NOR sale IN sums to suit purchasers
&c z4-dts { w. PURCELL 4 co
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WANTED.-The highest premium paid
w for NOTES payable al Richmond. Petersburg,
Fredericksburg. Norfolk Charlottesville and Stann-
ton.
no 2-.s c. w PURCELL& co.
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"ANTED-A servant to do house work
w and to in family. Good references
anired. Apply at this office pts
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WANTS.


wv ANIED.-A 1UUIIt, dDout II OF TO
W years of age. is wanted Al the Telegraph oice
on 18th street, as Messenger. He must write fair
hand, be honest, intelligent and ndusf rious To
in every way suitable fne opportunity is here offer
ness Salary first year SIS. Apply immediately.
no 3-ts
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WANTED-An APPRENTICE in my
w Cake Bakery. None but those who can come
well recemme nded need apply
oc29 WM. FALCONER, Ill Main street.
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WANTED-A young man in the Shoe
w business One that can come well recommend
ed will hear OF good situation by addressing Box
$50 post Office oc 26
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GupERIOR FAMILY FL0UR--Mt. So
- Ion, Meetings., Geuito and the CRY Mills. war
rauttd, for sale By
no j. J. FRY 95 Maiu =.
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ENGLAND.
Losd7e, Saturday, Oct 22-Thirty four hop
r-kers were drowned on Thursday evening By the
up-eisiug ot & wagon crossing the river Flood
SARSETS.
LicTpo0l, Oct. 22.--lhe era n mark ct throughou,
tie we,h was very active, and prices firmly main
tRiaed Rice-Carolina is dull. Cioverseed was r
I,i- sppcuiativc demand Iron was firm IN Man
ct~s;e' trade vas mere active fteishts al Liver
pg1l mad advanced.
!..adffsi cake wac quoted a. $40 los
Z, London money continued somewhat stringent
Con5ols closed at y Ia American Stocks were
cl. aud no 1inal.
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A FULL AND GENERAL ASSORT-
n MENT or FAMILY GROCERIES, always
nod AZ. MOORE. iea Broad Il.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
San Francisco Correspondence.
SAN FRANCIsco, June 9th, 1853

SAN FRANCIsco, June 9th, 1858.
Fr end .MttcheH:-The weather down
here is as lovely as we are led TO believe
Eden was before the old lady received
any advances from the willy tenpter. 1t
is, perhaps, q little too fine, as it is not
only invigorating, but so overheats the
blood, that desire for blood-letting in
affairs of honor CD is becoming quite
two are now on the tapis, and if the re-
spective beIiigerent parties are 80 for
tunate as TO escape with whole skins, we
may with safely count upon at least as
many as six during next week.
About 100 passengers of the Golden
Gate on her last trip from Panama, Ave
caused to be posted about in the different
portions of the city. "A placard, contain
ine series of resolutions cOndemnatory
of the inhuman conduct nf Capt, Patter-
son toward the passengers. The facts,
as set forth in that circular can hardly he
accredited, for the reason that the Ameri-
Cans, no matter in how small parties, un-
less piuioned, would never have submit
ted quietly to such base tyranny, even if
their ives were not jeop rdised by it.
The kitchen attached to the Jackson
House, corner of California and Mont
gnmery streets, took fire at 2 O'Clock this
afternoon, but the fire was extlnguished
before much damage was done We have
had nine alarms "f fire within as many
days, two Of which have proved TO be fires
The Clipper ship Carrier Pigeon Went
ashore at IA point 25 miles south of the
Heads, II few days since, anu has h'lgtd.
She viii not it is supposed, begot Oft,
although most of her cargo will he saved.
In markets, trade is not very brisk. By
the arrival of the Typh"on we have an
addition to the stock of -four on hand of
1914 bbIs.; quoted at $40 IS and $l1 tol
Gallego and Haxal and $40 and $40 IL
for Chill Barley 3S. Eastern oats
ala. Clear pork $25, Mess % Fresh
Oregon butter 6Oc. Respectfully
REFLEX.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11

GUBERNATORIAL CANDIDATES. - The
Wings have as yet brought the name of
no gentleman very prominently before the
country as candidate for Gubernatoria
honorS. We have heard it ntmnted that
Major Reading would again be brought
forward by his party in the event that
Gov. Bigler is nominated by the Dem
ocratc Convention. 1t is also said that
David F. Douglass, Marsha of the Nor
thern District under the late aduninistra-
tion, is working for the position. Capt
w aldo will aIse he Il prominent candidate
before the Wing State Convention for the
nomination. We are of the opinion thai,
this gentleman would make ii better run
before the people than any other man the
Wings could select. We think him hon
est and capable, and trust that he may re-
ceive the nomination. We do not believe
that M jor Reading desires to he run
again, and as for Mr.. Douglass, he stands
no short of show to be elected, even if he
should he selected by his party rs its
standard bearer IN the coming contest.
Shasta COur.