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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-03-15

CARAcAs.-We have received late file OF
Caracas papers, from which We gather some Items OF
political interest The message OF the President OF the
Republic Of Venezuela to the Legislature, congratuaes
the State on the general tranquility which has ioi
lowed the policy of the Administration The financial
condition Of the Republic isseplorabe, and challenges
the anxious consideration Of the Legislature The EN-
barrasment is caused by the former political disturb
snee of the country the consequent engagements con-
r.cted with foreign subjects. aud the increased aPPro
pra,ons Of Congress for the last few years The cleo
ZION Of Vice President resulted In the choice oil ST.
Jo.ouln Herrera who received 304 votes on, Of 800
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u yHsseroN. Mondey. March. ia. 1853.
~ L., risl Wa resumed this morning

TIL GArdsu.-r rlkl WG fccuucu TINS nlDluiiie,'
i.Ss. ref -. 20 seserai decisions relevant u
nuu~ssx r.,ss - saturday The District Attorney
Esssa 90 ", do, further evidence on the point
SS&t.s-vrsi ~ .ae Board Of Commissioners sent
I"Srrhile Hon G sorge Evans was sworn. He tes-
ISf he nre sided over the Board of Commissioners;
.soan he memorial in question: Ire appearance
.,fecfl, f.mihsr 10 him had no dOu5tit was before
a. Rosrd and acted upon:
Ne Do ~. s,'ed and sealed in due FORM Otherwise It
- 6sve been received for acton. One or two
voe~ n.,cTa Of Dr. GardoeTs we're bssOre the Board,
Co. rss A principal one upon which the case was
pctSS.d Dr. Gardiner was also besofethe Board per
sehasp, az ddx Thompson, Edward Curtis Thomas Cor
70 "a Robert Corwip also appeared az counsel-per-
Dat Va conelusion Of Mr. Evans testimony, Robert
ns,sr clerk in the Fret COmptroliers Oiice test
- 80 sctflipg the accounts OF the Fifth Auditor upon
nee .rds III the Board OF CommissiOners and 20 the
me -, nj the whole Of the money awarded 70 DR.
Ey.S.ey 10 w w COrcoran e. his assignee, sometime
!, Nsy 1881, ell Of which the counsel for toe defence
Mr. Nay again proposed to read to the Jury the me-
mortal .r.,e,,sd IN ,,,,nso bv Nsss,s Gar.
- I,,.dley against tle admssioity Of the mems
~ - ,aut further evidence OF ts identity, and by
~, IA "A Pepdall in favor OF admitting ~ AT the con
10 oftbe argument, q oclock) Judge Crawford
s,ysfsd the evidence and decided that II was suf
ls,i 10 iustify the reading Of the memorial
NJ NV then read il % tae Jury.
me Court then adjourned till Tomorrow morning.
The case nov goes upon ts merits, Hnd VIII proos
BIZ occopy several weeks.
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FLORIDA.
wniis's pescriptiea Of Key wess-Cssc&-
diviss-sale Of DAMAGED Cetssa-ree
WeRther.


CoSveSpoassooe 81 the n v rr,Hss-
KEY wEsr. Taeedsy March & 1888
Williss description. in The Hone Josrssl.
Of this badly booted extremity OF the uaisn." 10
true as far IL goes-the steamboat landing and imme
date proximity but most respectfully suggest tAx
very imperfect snd erroneous oplnion of place 49,
bc formeS by only surveying and exploring such 10
calty. Had Mr. Willie walked up into the city
during his visit of about twenty minutes be could have
seen comfortable and elegant residences he wosM
have seen attractive nut antsn. banans lsnoa
oranSc and lime trees tropical fruits and ao~ers upsa
the sane tree and large variety Of beautiful aowsr
ing shrubs sud plants; and had he remained here
month he would have found one Of tho most genial
uniform and heslthful climates on esrths surface.
Speaking of cescAs and their diving In ists iet
ter | forgot TO mention an extraordinary submarine
feat few months since, Capt Hoys then the Agect
for the Underwriters. sailing down TO the "hsk
ship" some ten miles distant, the sea became very
rossh and be became very sick. While leaning ovU
the boat side and seeking open mouth relief he elected
into the "deep blue sea" mou!hfu Of artificial tech
The loss avery serious one, affecting his beauty
and masiicatcn; and he sought expert diver on his
return explained, near NJ he could, the distance
and direction the place Of the accident aud offered
him reward of two douhloons TO end the tseiA TIE
conck Gr put out In his sal boat spent day 10 sab
marine explorations 30 feet water and returned with
the teeth in his "breeches pocket"
The sale of over 1900 bales of damaged cotton came
OF since the last steamer the sale was numerosly s
tended. and the bidding animated Some 900 bsics
tina, were slightly damaged averaged about 80 per
bsle another lot OF about 400 bales sold ct 81 pc
bale; another of about 600 bales TOR Ella and On
the total amount Of sales being about s3oooo--sAs
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Markets,
HAVANA, Monday, March I, 1853

HAVANA, Monday, March !, iSoj
Cors-pondeucro Of The n Tribune
During last week business showed less brisk
nss in the than experienced IN the pre-
yiou week and there symptoms OF ssht decline
In prices the seasonAhe OF low vessels has
fenced 20 give frmness prices The stock In town ts
about boxes and prices range follows via sssort-
ed and sirs, 81 69|S, White 80lors Yellow 6d1trs,
Brc wn 81 a53rs Cucurucho 5U5rs Muscovado 5r6rs "
nrroba The weather has been unfsvorabe 70 ope-
raoB. and be confidently stated that the crop viii
dsf tie sxpoation somewhat less than Il was lst year
10 date but the deficiency in the Shipments 90 spain
ana Belgium The whole amount shipped up to the Ha
inst from this and Matanzas IL about ~ 900 boxes Ooo
OF which have gone Co the United States,
Mol In fair demand aud by 20 means abuniant
read " fetchss here p mails keg OF gallons, Tut on
the coast IL IS Obtaibable st 2rialA
FRrtGHr are lower now than they at the beginning
of sst week the numerous arrivals having tended 10 lover
the Fuiopean fregs by 76 The rates paid at present.
are IS nj for COWes and The North Sea; ~ 81 10 Great
Britain R37d. 20 Hamburg; but should the arrivals thus
Heek be- moderate they will rise again IS the recent arrivals
have only created momentay suPeEebandanee Inc rates
10 the United States gh At present yere much
activity In shipping 10 the Northern ports Box Sugar Is
raid ior ct the OF al 25dSl o2 hid o. a. and No
lasscs ga ~. p,-t.- 49,.
nl.Uty and no vessels to be obtained
TxCHANcE On London has fallen 20 % Y cent premium
M vi eb rate 1900 has been sold by ID Co.. ana on
New York slC0C0o have been taken At 2iaJ cent dis
count IN various sums ,-..-- -.
AMONG the principal articles Of importance notice but
one which Il not good supply that u BOY snoos Fteh
P,Uats in GOOD de uAud, while " hite Is dull
Yours. &c . c. NJ
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The southern Mail.

BALTIMORE, Monday March Ia, 1853
New Orleans papers of Sunday are received
Those Of Monday and Tuesday yet due. The South
ern mail arrived too late TO connect with the Phia
phis train.
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Fire in Boston.

BOSTON, Monday, March II, I8j3
About 6OclOck this evening u fire broke ont
n, charcoal shed in Fayettes and before IL could be
col under idestroyed six dweingshouses all occupied
bv respectable American families Among those burned
M, are Dr. A. g. Dudley, dentist John Devereaux. Geo
p Oskes. q Mr. Smith, Austn Fiske, Laban A. Tyler,
md benjamin Boswortb. The occupants saved but
little. - .
The weather here is clear and cold, with every
Indication OF n strong north east gale
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IL [

ufTteu ~ fuh HtAsf WV RtAett hlst.s t9f(
DEAR SIR In complying with yourTeque.i for inforrna.
ton respecug the operations OF the Grass Valley Quartz
Mining Co although not At liberty to make dea'led
statement If the following . Of any interest It Is at your
disJosa. -.
rounds The stamp bead Is BY iinches the face, has
inf Of 10 inches snd drops 90 times per minute With
i've OF these stan Dc havs reduced sand OF the
tneues, OF kATd unburht rock IN 81 minutes like
wise, y Of what = called pay Dirt IN fou hours
But This Is rot criterion upon which 20 form correct
opinion OF their capacity tor crushing rock II bring test
under tho favorable esreumstances The average
quantity Of rock crushed with the sfampers used by ths
Company from the time they put nto the battery until
taken useless being two tuns per stamp Ia "a hours,
vli,h doubtless exceeds the average quantity Of rOca
- -, 60, ,,tt.rn M st,r7n nv I'm Ne n.
COMPANY have usedthe TppbOx and tables TO smagamae
their sold until recently have adopted method Of sl-
pie eousu uctiop BY which think s obtained from %
81 per cent sold than BY tie previous process
The Grass Vslisy Quartz Mining Co. incorporated
Dec l5 1851. Durns the succeeding inter- months, on
e0usee the receipts On the 18th Of March folio wing
proceeds Of ~ Of rock from the Company mine
.,sp. i've in number from the nipple boxes alone was s
OF anAgan, yielding seven dollars ATTY nve cents
rer ounce retcred gold ontae week esdng phi a. tbs
proceeds Of one Of stamps rom pay dirt ~ ISL
On the ending Apn so the proceeds OF set OF
stamp. from &C t1n' rock va. s % On .he wees end
ius August 2st from rCck, "a ~; on the week ending
October p, from rock, sl07 The foregoing are some
The time speciked The cost Of qusryng rock AZ
the Companys mine - % per n-hAuns ssnie 70 the
mil 0 average the kness of VEN a inches
Der Of men employed a,et.se amount 81 wages pa d per
day per including board " npHbef OF en employed
about ne S.rS al .g.r,1. sast mel e51.alosd Ss.
eay go. incidental expenses from so t0s Dor an
s,srt gate expense OF from s5 70 s per hOars 60 keep
W. have crushed rocE fOz VARIOUS other mine. in the
vicinity, yielding RON go 10 sl0o PEI Fun and with
sou compared with last least 80 per cent think the
prospects hose interested IN the success Of quartz oper.
nor. have never before good the pre-. time,
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Instructive Fire at LouisviIIe-Loss 81 1000
-FOrRery.

LOUISVILLE, Monday, March IA, 1853.
Jackson, Ousley a. Co.'S extensive pork
house was psrisly destroyed by fire last night The
smoke and buking house. containing 10000 pieces OF
nesf was consumed but the main building and lard
mouse were uninured The loss is about 060 and Is
fsIy covered by Insurance here and in New Oreans.
Mr.. Trowbridge, formerly a telegraph Clerk
here has been sentenced ia St Louis 10 three years in
fle Periteniiary for forgery.
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ASSEMBLY.
~. The Boston PHO, (Catholic) likes th

Inaugural pretty well but the Cabinet still better for
reasons which it sums up as follows:
"Now this catastrophe Of throwing Young America
overheard s lue gratifying. The nasty little
clique Of The Democratic ReDicw had been all along caiu
ing Gen Pierce their property. as Fastaf claimed
Prince Henry And the di-comhture OF the old villain
when Henry become King refused TO notice him, may
serve to picture the dmay of the little den Of apostate
whom the President it seems has determined TO put
down. May his arm be firm and strongl"
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90 tuns ayeTzt frecton oNeI - - I.ss resuits
voaA bere remark that IN the case o. = x,sN
non 81 AZ Nv ,srsteS sy he art that bad been
,sd PsIh.r. i NAY 3 ss 81 s q neIi 70 tss
What 10 called Pay Dut u that Poto Z: rshness usually
ssssyairs IS the eSse is more e, deeo r. ~ nav
s,ne-.lly ahout foot IN thieines Mo .h 80 oil scd
s,ush.d up with IL This eirransz1ee OF rock
Sculr 70 ascertain the preelss yis1 sseh xs have
p<r tun The rock from Opnr a." -, 10 paw more
s sNasS ,Ssn ,ssi Of he other HA Is De- az. s6a.
Meu al through from 30 to ee PEI -. h,eh we have
LAIN a but not uniformly IL nne ps~s s.keu from
kere TIA. the results have gwen ~ ~ resp<cve Hi
A. IN ~ he His have mentioned srs a1s-, drscfoo,
veins Of Oartz, t-syerans the Hhs sst nisrior in
bslns perhaps spur from ne ma Of Quartz, with
srsl, IN indcsi;on Of N asrisrsgs nas an Sut on
While prospecfins sr Quarts rI =. froa enc lsdss
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Marine Report.

TIE HIGHLANDS, Monday, March l4-sundown.
Wind W. N. W, lght-weather clear-no
vessels in sight.
The ship Atalanta lies easy as before report.
ed, with lighters along side taking out goods.
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The steamer Edwin Lewis Aground.

SANDY Hook, Monday, March Ia, 1853
The steamer Edwin Lewis is aground in the
river opposite Thompsons Dock. Her passengers have
come ashore In email boats The tide Is rising.
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$3,79O,55S in COLL
ON THE WAY.
DEATH OF CAPT. WILSON OF THE STeAMef
SIERRA NEVADA.
Cheering News from the Mines

The new steamship Uncle Sam, VIM. A.
Mills Commander Of the Independent Opposition
Line. left New.York Feb 81, Gin company with the
steamers Ohio and Cherokee) and arrived at Aspin'
wall March2.
The steamer Ohio arrived ON the Sd, and the
Cherokee on the 4th.
The steamship Uncle Sam left Aspinwall on
the morning Of the 5ih and arrived at Kingston at
O'Clock A. NJ on the 9Th, and left Kingston on the sth'
arriving at this port at oclockthis morning
The steamship Sierra Nevada arrived at
Panama on the oath of February, making the voyage
from New.York 10 Panama in 63 days. Captain j u.
wilson. the well known popular commander OF tne
Sierra Nevada died Of malignant remiitant ie'ef AZ
Panama. ON the LIST of March Dir. j. Chase, late
second officer ofhe above steamer dea on INC
offever
The steamer John L. Stevens arrived III
Panama at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, on the ID March
The Passengers of the steamship Uncle Sam
,ss Panama ON the 18th inst steamer Sierra Neva-
da for San Francisco
The Uncle Sam brings specie, IN freight and
in the hands of passengers to the amount OF sSiooco
The rainy season having closed, the traVei
ON the is,hmus is remarkably good.
The British ship Bran', OF ST. JOINS oaP''
uo.a from, the Chinese Islands with cargo Oh guano,
wa, destroyed by FIRE the night OF jan -
miles from the latter place
The local California items are few' ana pos
.e.. little interest, The mining intelligence senei
,nv az the most cheering character. Enisfa"0n W
Australia has nearly ceased The grain crops are IN
forward and encouraging state
We are indebted to Adams 4 Co.'S Express
and ID. Comstock, Purser Of the Uncle sam ioi
r,onp, delivery Of San Francisco, Panama 'anAi'''
sc, papers a., ia
The following persons came passengers IN
the Uncle sam. nj. o-,e.r. n. 3
4 r.sTrrt w l. Bans, A 2; coash, y" p@..'
"',hm.s q Moody huason w, most "a s.,ao,s 4, ii
Nj. A " Ihsns, Ms Wiusns S0u - M.ne, JoAn Browne,
l. hssT s,,,svr w Grseuwsoe. r. free5 :. 49,
Hen j Woman. I. BaIeef J. tA'ISn Hzasaeisq y
smens .. 49, p.r-,ow w. Gsrels, A. n CanpoSn;
49, ks.oa T. Lave, HsHsAnss > n H~. G. fo.
hsn.s hunssr 49, Rrs.s j b Vas Aaue. A ) str'es
,ss II hS,pss ssSo ss Rossl rus JSAn LyoG'
G podse G M.dso. G san = Wsssl.r. J. w,sy r. Al
Az s,ss,cs p Carol n. MAloney > heee y 49,
WsNyr X X Leeds, T. Bsnee Co,AsS . ~ T..s,ssay,h
W',n " a.lAn Of Adams Co. Express NJ iAs's'AN -
I,xxxsr SHIPMENT OF Coin Dust nc
-, ssminou,hly shipment Of gold dust ever nsas
sa, ms por1 was manifested for the s,eaine,
r;s Thoach the risk judioiousiy dis1sa ~ s-,s
90. . ,srss amount BY the Panama II stal Pr'Pe1"
-. a he regular semi motnhly steamer ,o an
IRE follow ing 4 the list in addition 10 ~hNn ss,S
| ~ ,Se Ryother Jonathan stated 10 have eeon sJs
s.v he coun,ed-mskins the agsresse io' .He MN
Of February, lsS3, upward Of three m''i''1''
- nd
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ELLA arronrrn cnrr1.rrr


For the relief of owners of real estate 10 the
City of New York
TO provide for the incorporation Of Library
Conpsnies.
To incorporate the Pacific Mal Steamship
Company.
Mr. BsEKxAs called up the bill in relation
70 the duties and powers Of Commissioners OF nir
ton. Mr. B considered thai the people were not
protected sufci. ntly Qgarrntne He believed the
Reinstatement o the officer for which this bill provided
was measure Of great good. The ofics of Resident
Physician would be measure Of great usefulness. De
considered utterly Of the question that the Health
Officer snoud discharge all thee duties.
Mr.. WRIGHT described the action which had
been taken by the County 5uperntendents Of Poor
at their State Convention ar Syracuse They had sp
pointed COuu itiee, who had drawn bn. which had
received tire unanimous sanction of the Commissioner
The attempt 10 revive Office which had once been ex
ploded Ia ioisted into this bill The Committee has
transcribed is duties The bill recommended by the
Commissioners lie this bin before the Commit
tee. This bill seeks Office of $1,000 year.
10 be taken out Of the Eigrant Fund and creates an
addition al Board Of Ocers-sll of them TO be charge
TO the Treasury
Mr.. BARTLETT c0nteDded that it was at the
request Of of the Commissioners that the sub ttute
pr posed. He believed if the quarantine was really
intended to the city from disease, 10 must be re-
organized As it now is, it Is nothing more than
great over-crowded aims house.
This debate was continued at great length.
Mr.. WRIGHT offered q substitute for the
whole bill and after the cofnuauon Oh t9e oeoh" wi
o'clock it made special order for o'clock this
afternoon.
Mr.. PLATT reported complete the bill in re-
lation to rural cemeteries
Mr.. Cooley, the New York Corn Exchange
bill
Mr.. BEEKNAs, the bill in relation 10 the Peo-
plea Bathing and Washing Association.
ASSEMBLY.
BILLS EEPoRTyD COMPLETE
For the protection of enigrant passengers ar
irving at the city of New.YOrk.
COMMUNICATIONS RECEIVED.
Mr.. NOBLE introduced a bill TO amend the
New York lien law.
Also, to divide the Sixth Judicial District OF
the City ofNewYork
And then the Committee Of the Whole, Mr..
p w Rose In the Chair, again considered the bill on
the subject Of taxation.
The debate on the assessment bill was con-
tnued till the hour Of adjournment
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CHARLESTON Monday, March Il, 1853
The ". s. Mail steamship James Adger ar
rived at her wharf in this city at o'clock this evening
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NETWORK LEGISLATURE.

SENATE BANY, March IL.
PETITIONS rRxskSrRp AND axrERaEp
Mr.. BrKKnAx, Of John 4. Rodmsn and 9TH
ers for terry from New.York 10 Fort HAMILTON.
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t-g@ Il County Colonization Society has been
formed In onondaea Cob. ID Naxon, President IL
discsims any relation to Slavery or Anti7slavery
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Gs4ss y.ttu wedn.-1Ay, Jsl %. lsdi
GEs WIScHEsTEK-Deay Sir: In compliance with
yoEr request hsreby furnish with such nfornaton n
relation Quartz Mining IN and about Ascore n Jaw
eras Co received during ny reeent tour through mar
refi0n By conversations with several persons Of nse
s,nee Il 1rne6 that the ml generally doing well
that Is paying expenses. and having Surplus oe.aka
was told TIA, Of tie Companies were aot work
rr a. crescent in consequence Of the recent Fihs nslnl
6eo the leads with water BAT that this was esaed BY the
imperfect au1nsrsn protecting themseves mest Of
the mills hxTIs been operation but shor ur,e sad DOS
being prepared Ter the unEsaal with which We have
been Nsited this winter. .. d,
While IN the village Of Anaiore was tod By fnsad
that one Of the mills uss BY had scP2ed saort time 70
dean ~ and feeling some curiosity % hnow how .sey
uer. doing walked over md oznd they had ae - por-
ties Of vesks wok II the eruesle for anerns-tns
rest being already IN bars Ater short sxS1nn1toa OF
tie attractive metal lying in boz, asked the nen weo
were Abosf finish the sDens how much they h1a to'
durns the past tive weeks. They replied, Tttrfg % d
IL nav be prvpsY 20 ssy that the Who made me s
uent men Of character and above even :rs p-
eicu have not The least doubt Of ia cSrTeetoezs Ia
also referred the present. yield a. and not ma
80. Ia sny degree The quartz leads N this vicinity are M
erous snS gold bearing Ny impression no q
ever that the vorteS b. the Company referfea %
u the bess yet discovered ,nprrp
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The shin Winchester.

BosroN, Monday, March Ii, 1853.
The ship Winchester, from Liverpool, for
kewYork (Which put into Halifax as before reported)
sailed from Halifax on the 0h inst in TOW of the steam
en- Titsn On Saturday, during severe blow the Titan,
when fifty miles east Of Cape Cod obliged 10 leave
Der la cor sequence of the parting Of her hswser The
Tian put into Plymouth and sailed again yesterday in
seArcl of the Winchester.
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Ty Mrs. AsGELIsE FISH of Victor. Ontario
Co.. is iorcibly lecturing on Temperance In some Of
our Western Counties.
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~ The Missouri Legislature appropriated
$40 600 for Geological aud Neurological Survey Of
that State.
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Y The Roxss's Poiat On. ~ advertiser has
fer Ia motto, No pent up Utica contracts our powers
bu, the whole bousdless continent % 0urs-Csnsds
Csbsr -Nexice."
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Ivsxysx SHIPMENT OF Com Dusr.-Ihe

The was made e., y Few dol
ma on h Soh Of Novs%se1 s ss took oa the
lars over y 5000 which sdded % the ss
ment win make the aggregate i1r . . c.aSrais Feb M
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It's uscessary TO remark that making up the expenses
have been governed by the prices for labor the
which have been least 20 per cent. higher than ct
present probably will be for the future The difference
p he value Of labor now you perceive would make
teus reduction 10 the Of expenditures The ABOVE
,a:ffnt based entirely upon the cost Of operating h
the Tnpre Mil Committing these estimates 10 your dis
erection with sentiments OF respect, remain,
Yours. truly j. +. SoUIHNICE.
p S. omitted 20 embody in the expenditures the cost
Of about cords Of weed per day at s5per cord, SO
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TWO WEEKS
LATER FR0M CALIFORNIA.

ARRIVAL OF THE UNCLE SAM.
The Wyandot pioneer. (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1853-1868, 1853-11-03
nj ISCELL AN E0 US
ATTEMT TO N!
B A r g A n s b A X u A L N S!
The ILenantkOts are not Coming Rdck, b.

b A IL u N > I! b II " a IN . F.!
The IE'yantt0ts are not Coming Back, bat
JOSEPH B. WHEELER,
Has Just returned from the Eastern cities, and is
now opening the largest and best selected as
sortment Of Fan and Winter Goods ever
offered to the citizens of this county. and at such
prices as will astonsh the natives and defy COM
petition. His goods were selected to suit this
market, and he is determined to sell on te rms
to suit all purchasers. To his extensive assort-
ment of Boots and Shoes he would call the at
tenton of all the ladies and gentlemen who wish
to have something neat and durable for their un-
derstandings. He would respectfully call the
attention of the public TO his extensive assort-
ment Of HARDW RE, comprising all articles
usually kept in that department. Of business;-=
which will be sold lower than can be had in
Northern Ohio.
His general assortment consists of Dry Goods
Groceries, Hats and Caps, Boots and Shoee
Queensware, Glassware, Hardware, and grea.
variety OF fancy and other articles of all kinds.
The citizens of this county and the crest oil
mankind" are respectfully invited to call and ex
anime bis stock OF goods before purchasing else
where. sE s.
He will at all times pay the highest price for
country produce-so do not forget to cell at thar
Big Brick opposite the court house.
Upper Sandusky, June 7th, lS53.-S-tf