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I.ntp RGlf SALE.

nl>f ny ,asnE hall shael III the House an
The "O!l CIy faern al the Northwest corner
N, .ai lh streets CiIy OF Richmond and opposite The Uno
# Fo particulars apply 10 the subscrleer al Wlais
ii. JOHN GAIT, NJ ID.
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1.Su eoR sALD NEAR R1cHMoND.

,sN a5 offers for sale small hli mos, eScetIrh m
south sitc the Williamsburg
s,.s.sc- miles the Old Market About TWO thirds
A. IS cleared aud considerable part now cultivated as
rlrr lis fertility adaptation aud convenience market
o the desirable places for market garden ana
% " Ia haG aear CITY, II properly nantsed the nrice o
r5ni be aud easily made rom Its pronts The
tie lan bui lirc expense, be re"dored com
a.s lac all necessary cenveniences hummer OF
-. "a, .lf.n:s of wa.sT are on the place
;, ~hIns purchase will please call and examine Tor them
Tenn, wil very liberal Apply RoBr HAsTlSes on The
.sg,.ss or 10 no subscriber.
rss"'', "a. ri SAMUEL. HASTINGS.
TO ENGINEERS.
TsynE LINENBlEG PLANK ROAD am authorised Dy The
nrr;nrs 10 advertise the services OF ENGINEER n
~ e route Of the Lunenhurs Plank Road Immediate pro
lie survey requested. bc addressed to me al McFar
@ Luaenbirs county Applications accompanied with proper
..-ffi1UIais INV. oh"HiN, IN
Avri, 2ci"
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IyL.VENtTE. ~

CAM -nhI rae, h,r4 that iusiy ranks among -
In 1csl Scr ra seJ country ana that u'e Id'e
- IAN amen poonounccd superior horse 10 Bos fSS
,,, tnat ne sad order would never hase-~A--l
- II = IN, frci - win. will make season my stable
iu,hauau, ~Irs 10 terminate on The Isl OF !uy h'
nj san n s25 the season. 'ui :" cents :" the groom
a. sy rrus &C. Resale Somers by Chdrs gran
~ w Vr,I,,1 :, IAN oii Bedford grdndaln OF Tri
ne. &c. ~. -, ,,,,. ,..,.,
s winners AMI r4,e OF has performances II Is enough
TIA, Ms aEiEss amounted thirty odd thousand dollars
The hes, horses he could from Baltimore New Or
.canS 'S'''' -. 80 -
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k0Tlcr

SN RT ooEs for subscription the Richmond and York
o"as n3sc VII ae opened Monday 18th Of April Tho
~. hal Neamnnd clty the American 1lote Ne% Kent
~ a 'a'esirI Court House, Williamsburg. New York
stu in' q Mossrs Ludiam & PIeasants and Batr
1s:a ls-c;s "a;si Steam: Packet Company.
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NUMBER 90.
LATER FROM EUROPE

] ~, NEW ! DIRK, April %
lr steamer Arabia Liverpool has arrived bringing
EAtes !" te sh inst In Liverpool the lime OF her sail
aihS e demand Tor hour fair with sales ~ Is decline
safes ol western canal al as Cd Ohio 23s sd Corn-js
ldnd nodrate Tor trade and xpott: sales of white nj 29s
sheins decInce OF Isl yellow 3 Tobacco in demand prices
Sact!Ve though unchanged. Consois 10 above mar
slhc money market Is tighter. The transactions in imer
can securities were small except millions 81 Louis 10
{ Cincinnati.
Z Queen Victoria has given birth . another son
) project is IN foot In Parliament 10 reduce ths Na,,oos
7 ,ebt at Great Britain
: rumorcd that The Emperor OF France intends 10 mo-
sdy Tie cotton duties; which there much opposition in
& i:r manufacturing districts
Z The Protestants In Holland agatis against Tho C
] adjustment OF Catholic Hierarchy
q II is reported that Slate in Southern Germany win
i;hloCkaae Switzerland
3 The King Prussia offered the adias an asyum II
Shis kingdom.
8 II is stated that Austria peremporly refuses Sardinia.
7, demand.
II is umofed that The Chinese have iegsl.ai The opur
! trade. t
ne urksi question progresses slowly.
Austria having demanded satisfaction persecution
s4i the palrnailan Christians The Sandman Minister al Vea
] M has called for his passports
The house OF Hosschagcr Bremen has failed The liza
biItieS amount 10 Ella 600
liIc Russian army has removed from the frontier Of Tur-
EtY, and The aspect of affairs is pacific
II is believed that The Pope vii! We, come to Paris to
crown The Emperor Napoleon is sick
Large cmgalons from Europe going forward 10 Aus
! tra!a,
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nEsTRIJC,TIyE FIRE AT

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT CINCINNATI
cisctSsaTI April Is Doughtons Drug Store, % ths
corner Fh and Main streets together WIN iou store,
Sun th and three Main sifees are all n Names I've
goods will be partially saved
SeuISoFIELD Mass April l9-lhe extensive mahogany
and Touring mills OF Messrs Graham Cultra have been
2irs.royed by FIRE Loss s20,OOu
uoor loseph H. Berre oil Washington, had stolen trof
snim Saturday night while going 10 Boso on board mo
steamer c. Vanderbilt rail road bond, Roes couniy
$1,000; also one city OF ST. Louis bond, for $1,000
James Murphy who murdered his wife 10 Fall River, b;
,rowinp oil OF vol down her hoar!, wac arrested Oh
aFriday night last and was conveyed 10 Eau lt'e' '
animation.
Rev W S Bach, e.. Gov Fairbanks Of Vermont shd
Ri-hou McGll OF Richmond Va among thc Psssen
3 gers by the Pacific from Liverpool
Iucian Minor ESQ., Of LouIsa Va has recently ssaso
smohet entitled "Reasons for aboshing me Liquor rai
s ic' Of which, il IL saidi some t~et'e .. ~ '.t "
q o1es have been sold within the asi ie" "eehe'
Tho oo,iz.,ion journal saws ha, the late Samuel How
At,d of Nov York bcoucaihcd the Colonization society
q Ten thousand dollars expended 10 eascnns aa' s.'
E ,lina in Iibora nd viduas and amiiics OF S'aSes
4 FOUND IT CUT-A rural visitor al he i"cu1p'is y.
,ho MANY strange and wonderful things nc sa" IN
- vi ,rinds m by saying: "W saw the Astor mouse
e. u,,nnoIi,an and other hotels and were troubled to
row where the money came from 10 oua e' &c Pa'~
H. bin and ft!t relief on that Pons
,renpts al highway robbery have been recently
e be turnpike leading from that city 10 Rich
amond. ,,.s
8 ,ere in attendance the first day OF the court
q NEW ORLEANS, APRIL 20.-CavsJaI has been cap.
.d by u Staes troops and is confined by strong sua1
ga: Fort Brown awaiting examination
s NEW YORK, APRIL 2O.-Couon is heavy 1000 bales
E.s to-day. - g
Southern -four is firm Wheat is heavy. Sales OF @uVUI
shells yellow 66 cts; mixed % The steamer
I 4 sys has depressed breadstutis.
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Is THE UNITED STATES COURT FOR Or TIL EII

~.t.N.INNN Vr
sa, Ia tie Bankruptcy OF james Plknton; OIL lht
ohS o tne.Ie the Eastern virginia Dislrict hC sal.
Es .l. 0 la. been reed bankrupt by inns Coutt
'.ns n reaa rravnc for his discharge II s orderco Una
.s hereof - puhl-hei newspaper printed ~ inc c.y
AhapHi Ne0t, ty before the 18th OF April next Whet
eHh. -" d. n" 'r said petition, al the United STATES
MA. ~ M INemn'nt and all creditors VINO nave Prov.
e 't, aud he person. interest, may appear at the samt
@ a'r "a s'~ any they have, why the prayer
j ne said re,roncl should Hot h. sf,ntsd
rth it-c"'6; ACr?y-Tss,e. p MAYO. Clerk.
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.y07CTCE 70 nUILDERs OF SAW MILLS.

VE comp Mil Irons Consisting oil the follow
S sr. Reaction Wafer Wheels Ciaas aud gush for same
an, ba ii P,n4a ons Srups, Tralls, for way pieces
,r Es onc,s >ssuta,s Tor Raswhee aud several nhc
recssary 10 nrntion all OF which Will sell with WOO
, same ali complete below cost Any person putin
vrsr Mil wruIa DO we'll 10 Cal! and examine Them tn
.,.i4atF rs used but very lile
DAVID MASON.
neon t--to.,,n Sussex Va
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~ n HE undersigned Will SELL Commissioner OF TN
stg 'si decree nf the County Court Charlotte
House, Monday, the Cd OF May next Chat 5sin
G,l. Aseis slaves, consisting OF Men, Women. Boy
/: 10 The Of George C. Fnend deceased
ilu! ~. ~. 's sole :oi cash, public auction
G. WIN. C FRIEND
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4 DUEL AMlCABLY SETTLED.

4 DUEL AMTCABLI Sci ILEU' -,
LOUISVILLE April l6The affair OF honor between hs-
j., and Cummings has been honorably adjusted by the
friend. OF the parties
COURT HOUSE BURNT.
CnARlEsros April ls-The Dade County Court Honse
Ia Trenton Georgia. was burned down on Friday Ias. ih'
,5uk. Of The Clerks of the Superior Court and Inferior
,our and all the papers were consumed.
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,,ALuABLE PLANTATION FoR SALE,

VALUABLE PLANTATION FOR SALE,
. 80 south "r st sale my rasJ XMIS. rSes sassS r
-,v. o1 Henderson, miles north ci tie Raleigh an
Co. @ IA. s noa ,s 20 stcTas 1 dwelling is o. wo"L w
ronrn ar:e passage t"E's ] ,h h ,n,, 1re
sa...oa as shea,h. water plenty sn ~"
4ny he world Aeshb3rhoon @ h
sr. s sell seven hundred acres without '''s
| ~: ,eei' Aom!' '"''''"' Il II KlSC>8uRy
mGiNiA-AI Tu-s held the ccrss nics o. s e,ieuI .r
Csu, hs Ciy OF Richmond, on 'h' t'sI M0"1"' -
80 ,a,Ia. l= iourt: day Of he n7nth pl,,nu6:
lame. G,ois,
ci i%,,.. George Scou anG i II Wal'.cs pslenta"s
lac. lI,a attathGlsni re ,usu e. 80 ,L ann =
m 40 dollars and seveHy,hve cents, WIN ~
., ;c6u tr0a 7IA day Of October, 9ot III pay NV, ;
- NAT .ie SAID Gscha' oso - rosv or
s,a! s - Ne ,s ;a'"H by ms at0fney n r,i
IN, ash 30 Shs; nstssary 70 O. o'se e NV
published oncca weeS lor i9ul eucSoss,
sssss lie Richmond Eus oewaps fuIisse h Gon NJ III Mons
;r> ,ry,rai,n r f Jay oi:ns n,1t C"tpo'a2n CSui
a7r,s ACcpy-Tsse ElS KOElNSoN. .Ier.
VIRGINIA., II KGcs Led the Clyrks ohce Of Of The CIR
r...apF pnss PIaintia:
A.an:
/ p,:l! W Moore. Defendant
r. t,ct o hi g,. IS 10 recover of The defendant the sum
, aas aa ory dollars with lawful interest thereon iron
a'at csr, n.s Aforesaid lhst the defr;danl, Dav
H,arelsr0 resident hi, state s'e motion Of The PLAIN
II oey otrrsd thai the said d.iendaht do appea
m Aa month sier tue publication ~ MS nTner' ana a
ss.ssry yo'ccl h,s interests; aud that his order
week successive weeks IN the Richinon
ErsE newspaper HHea N the CITY 0i R'hIn"nd ana also
he Court House OF Ills Corporation o.
= =" ~. aas Of n" G"S! Corpora. .ion C0ur -
typy-lssi. LtS. ROBINSON, Clerk
III A.a. e-cSiS
&I'u ALB&RT ROLLING and Mary Randolph Boiling, Dc
'sec 81 Wm Boiling. deceased. Richard ID Mitchell "n
ts ae - al lsr aa"ns e 20, nr CANNING any y
# re st"i >,orkoe Greek. N the city OF Rchnon'' 'o'
tt,"'At', N.u or streets ~ said riiy,
her Attorney, dlIi
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'iIE C0MMOXWEALTu OF VIRGINIA.-Tt
lx. ne >i"KitF OF THE CITY OF RiCHMOND.-GREsI
s'haEi !Ju, ;t YOU the New York and VIIgi
I'ni:nE appear the Clrk's office OF The Cit
~ ~ "i Richmond at the Rules TO DC holden 10
" y" irs; N>uiay this month (hpriD 10 answe
s-innn iiaHrCck "i plea OF rcspass on the case
uS" lh""r th"n. there, this wr Witness: Eusiar
@ -fk ci o1r said Court. Richmond dag OF April
,-'' 'b- IA :sar q The Commonwealth.
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rI'Sn SnDrH OF THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
1 D. hlIisr- g" tl~ Rvanna Navigation Company are here;
hi called meeting of said Company VIII be held
E - "nSe 81 ie Branch OF the Farmers Bank OF fr
on Friday the 9th day OF May next TO take
l it acceptance of Of the General Assembly
>,nr a u!horiAIng subscription 10 The stock OF
''' am "coit!eI any other matters submitted 10 them
THOS J. RANDOLPH,
p President Rivanna Navigation Co.
hhAc0S Srcy Rw Nav c..
M,rrho
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A. emo u-"aD a,l5n % the case Day, p %
---*iw -~--- ----.-c*iw rol,e.-Tes,e: EUS ROBINSON, Ck.
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INGINIA: a Rc, hed the Clerks Oiiice OF The u
.ai rour Of he C.:y Richmond .hc nrst Monday
... l-a,. ttf r.la. .ts : l. !e. of the month"; ..
i5-sraF Pace, ftam's" .
A-aInt,
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
THE BUILDERS OF THE GREAT
REPUBLIC.'
"Tall oaks from little acorns grow"

sTall oaks from little acorns grow"
The BEGINNING OF FoRTUNE.-Pe-
ruse this reader. it will do you good:
In Norfork, Va, opposite the Nation
al Hotel, is an old fashioned, outlandish
looking house, with one of its corners
cut down as if storm with tsstraight
edge" in its front had passed along there
and cut it off.
In that house once lived poor young
man, who had thought to better his for
tunes by marrying girl as poor as him
self. The s'fast men" Of the present
day pronounce all such marriages proofs
of insanity in those that commit them.
Not so, the subject of this sketch.
His wife kept little store in that
house, while be used to go up in North
Carolina after ship timber.
They toiled on, reciprocally contribut-
ing their savings to the general fund,
until at last the aggregate enabled him
to build ship.
He kept increasing, and finally remov-
ed to more populous part of the word.
Lately he built mammoth ship, the
largest ever launched, the Great Repub-
lie. This mans name is Mckay.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

A FRANKLIN MONUMENTAL meet
ing of the printers, publishers, authors
and others connected with the business
Of publishing in Philadelphia, was held
in that city on Tuesday evening, to de-
wise means to erect suitable monument
to the memory of Benjamin Franklin
The meeting resolved to appoint an
Executive Committee of fifty-six to take
general supervision of the whole subject,
and prepare an address to the printers
and literary men of the Union. The
peculiar fitness of the number to con-
stltute the Executive Committee, fifty
six, was explained by the mover of the
resolution, Col. Wallace, by stating that
it was the number of the signers of the
Declaration of Independence, of which
august body DR. Franklin was member;
and it would, moreover, afford fair
representation for seven classes Of per-
sons who were entitled to the distinction,
viz: practical printers, publishers, au-
thors, literary men, reporters, conduct
ors of magazines, and proprietors Of
newspapers.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
SAMUEL rutland,
: I'd 1t. Walkers Ind. Battalion.

YouNc AMgRIcA.-The London
Morning Adrersixr in commenting on
the case of Koszta, bestows the following
glowing compliment to our country:
"Young America sets examples to
old England, which it we're well to imi-
tate. The United States, though in her
infancy as compared with the nations of
Europe, not only possesses greater vigor
than any other country under the sun,
but having the giants strength, the Re. J.
public knows how to weld it for her
own interest and her own honor. Amer
lea is no craven country. She has cour-
age, and she knows when and how to
display it. She has not only quick
perception of what is an affront, but she
looses not moment in resenting it.
We have just had proof of the pluck
and power Of America which has aston
ithed the courts of Europe; and which
being afforded at this particular moment
ought to make this country hide its head
for very shame, at the contrast which
its conduct, when insulted by the Gar,
exhibits TO the world"
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

Masonic HALL, Columbia Dec. 26, '53.
Columbia Lodge, No. 2s, r. g. 4. NJ
At called Meeting of Columbia
Lodge, No. 2s, f. &. A. M. the follow
ing Preamble and Resolutions were ad-
opted:
We have heard to our astonishmens
and heartfelt sorrow, of the death oi
ARCHIBALD D. GILLESPIE Of Wood 5
Creek, respected member of our Fra
ternity, and Brother Of Col. G.. K. Gil
lespie, our much esteemed friend and
fellow citizen, and Masonic Brother:
BE 1t therefore Resolred, That in the
death of Archibald D. Gillespie the
community has lost worthy and inGu-
cntial citizen, Masonry warm friend
and respected member-and the frater-
nifty a kind and afectionate brother.
Resolsd, That we tender to the
friends and relatives of the deceased, our
sincere sympathy and condolance in
the present state of sad aff1iction and
sore bereavement.
Rssolred, That we, in as pecial man
ner. tender 70 his bereaved and sorrow
stricken brother, Col. c. X. Gillespie,
one of the oldest members of this Lodge,
our heartfelt sympathy in this time Of
trial so heavy upon him.
Resolred, That in respect to the de-
ceased we wear the usual badge Of
mourning for thirty days.
Resolred, That these proceedings be
placed on the minutes Of the Lodge,
and that the Secretary be requested to
furnish the relatives of the deceased
with copy of the same, and also that
they be published in the Columbia Ga
zette and Brownlow's Knoxville Wing.
Attest T. J. OXLEY, W. nj.
j. HECKENDoRN, Sec'y.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
JACKSON :. STONE,
AND RETAIL DEALERS

Groceries, Liquors, Hard Waye, Msn
ing Tools, Boots d Shoes, dc.
have on hand, large and well selected
assortment of goods which they arc ev-
er ready to show to their customers,
with this assurance that goods can be
bought as low from them, as at any
house in the mines. Having the facili-
ties to do so, all we ask Is, to call and
see us. 80.
Commission Business.
We are prepared to do a Commission
Business, and to those wishing goods di-
rect from San Francisco, can have them
delivered here or in this vicinity, BY al
lowing us a commission of s per cent.
Our facilities for purchasing are such az
to be able to get goods at the loves,
possible figures, and forwarded with
greatest dispatch. By this arrange
ment, persons giving us their orders
will save the expense of going down,
and will get their goods equally as low
as if they had gone themselves.
~ The money must in all casesac-
company the order. 33
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
SHERlFF'S SALE.
County Court IT. B. Clark & Co.
county OF lu- rs
ol,1mne. .JoSo Doloros

olumne Jose Dolores.
BIZ virtue Of an Execution to me Iii
rected, issued out of said Court in the
above entitled cause, upon Judgment
obtained against Jose Dolores on the 9th
day of November A. D. 1853, for tho
sum of Three hundred and ninety-four
do-l00 dollars damages, and one hun
dred aud thirteen dollars costs and ex-
pences. l therefore have seized and
levied upon all the right, title and inter-
est Of said Jose Dolores, had on the 9Th
day of November A. D. 1853, in and to
the following described property, to wit:
All of that piece or parcel Of ground ly-
ing and being in the Northeast end of
jamestown in Tuolumne County, and
on the left-hand side of The street or
Main Road through said town. Said lot
of ground is adjoining to the lot upon
which-is situated the adobe House, now
occupied by defendant, and runs North
along said road one hundred and seven
ty-fve (175) feet front, running back
one hundred (,OO) feet more or less.
Together witha double house or building
situated upon said lot of ground.
| hereby give notice, that I will
pose the above described property
pubic sale, to the highest bidder, i.e
cash, in front ofthe Court House in The
city of Sonora, on Saturday the 9TH day
OF january 1854 at IL o'clock NJ. 10
satisfy said Judgement with costs, aud
accruing costs.
P. L. SOLOMON, Sheriff.
By F. AMvx, Deputy.
Sonora, Dec. IL, 1888 5e-3u.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
LOST.-$25 REWARD!

About five weeks since, near the lume
Of the 5 mile creek, pocket book, con-
tanning certificate of deposite at Jas
Mills & Go, Columbin, and B. David
son, San Francisco, and other important
papers.
Notice is hereby given that the pay
ment Of the above certificates haev been
stopped.
The above reward will be paid to the
finder by leaving it with James Mills &
Co. LOUIS MESSON.
Dec. 81, ls53-60-3w
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31

MURDER IN New YoRK.-There are
now seventeen persons under indictment
for murder, and one for arson, in New
York City. The Court for the trial Of
these indictments was opened on Mon
day. In two of the murder cases four
men are charged as principals and ac-
cessories in each case. Nine others are
individual cases. The arson is charged
upon woman. Thomas Hine, indicted
for the murder Of his wife, is an old man
aged 20, now in the Lunatic Asylum
Most of the others are young men, from
20 to 80 years ofage. Two are negroes.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
PUBLIC INSTALLATION.

OF THE
Officers Of Columbia Dirision No Is
Sons Of Temperance.
The exercises will take place in Rev
Mr.. Pendergrass' Church, and com.
mence at 7 P. NJ. On Wednesday
January 4th, 1854. Order Of exercise.
Song by the Glee Club; Prayer BY
the Chaplain; Song; Installation Of Off.
GERS; Song; Address by Chas H. Cham.
berlaln; Song; Address by the Rev
Mr.. Hamon; during which the Total
Abstinence Pledge, and the Prohibitory
Liquor Law Petitions will be circulated
Song; Benediction.
" The Public are respectfully in.
vited to attend.
Dec. 81, 1S53-6O-1t
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
DANCING ACADEMY.

THE subscriber respectfully announ-
ces to the citizens of Columbia and vi
cinity, that he has engaged the Assem-
bly, Room Of the Exchange, and will
open a Dancing School on Monday even
ing next, the I'd of January.
For terms, and other particulars, he
can be seen at the Hall, during the day.
P. MARTIN.
Dec. 81, 1S53-6O-2N
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
w E L LIS, FAR GO. & co.'s
SOUTHERN EXPRESS!

1@ Daily Express to and from San
Francisco, Stockton, jamestown, So
nora, Columbia, Murphy's and Mokel-
umne Hill, connecting at Stockton
with a Daily Express from Mount
Ophir, Mariposa, and all other prom
inent places South E; and, at San
Francisco, with our Daily Express for
Sacramento City, Marysville, Nevada,
Placcrville, and all parts of the North
ern Mines.
ALso,-To all parts Of the ATTAIN
TIC STATES and EUROPE.
The following are the principal Offices
in the UNITED STATES and CANADA.
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Washington City, New Orleans,
Providence, Il. L., Albany, Troy, Utica,
Syracuse, Geneva, Auburn, Canandai-
qua, Rochester, Buffalo, Dunkirk, FL
myra, Binghamton, Cleveland, Ohio,
Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati, Zanes-
vile Sandusky, Toledo, Detroit, Mich,
jackson, Ann Arbor, Marshall, Milwau-
kie, Wis, Chicago, H., GaleHa, SPRING
field Louisville Ky, St. Louis, No,
Dubuque, Ie., Rutland, Vt, Burlington,
Montreal, Canada, Quebec, Kingston,
Toronto, London, Hamilton.
seA- Drafts on the above places at
the cheapest rates.
Rg Merchants and Wholesale Deal
ers are informed that the office in
Stockton pays particular attention to the
forwarding of Goods by teams. Com
mission charges, moderate.
WIN. DAEGENER, Agent.
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
LYCEUM.

There will be Meeting Of the citi-
zens of Columbia and vicinity, next Fri
day evening for the purpose of forming
a Lyccum.
Individuals favoring the object are
invited to attend.
Dec. 80, lS53-6O-1t
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
TIE HOLIDAYS ARE COMING!
OPENING OF o. P. DAVIS'S
MUSEUM!!

CHRISTMAS AND NEw YEARS.
PRESENTS -!
The undersigned has just received,
and has now ready, the most splendid
and varied assortment Of
Neao Years and Christmas Presents {!
to be found in the Southern Mines,
which he will sell at the lowest prices,
for cash.
The assortment consists of everything
that can be mentioned, from miniature
doll to q hogshead of grape-juice.
RECALL AND SEE!!@
You cannot fail to receive satisfaction,
if you will visit the
COLUMBIA MUSEUM,
Stale Street.
-.rpr, Drc IN 1870 ~ {c
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
PREPARE FOR THE HOLIDAYS

....O-O....
Santa Claus Head Quarters, at the
Columbo Saloon.
The undersigned is making extensive
preparations to supply his customers
and the public with every variety Of
CONFECTIONERY,
For the Christmas Holidays. Fancy
Cakes, Bon Mots, and Sweetmeats Of
every description made to order
Thankful for past favors, the subscriber
by unremitting attention to a business
in which he has been engaged for many
years, hopes to continue his present pa.
tronage.
JOS. WHITMAN.
Dec. 3, 1853. If
Columbia gazette., 1853-12-31
AND WAC
ON MIXING

~ TIE undersigned, would, re-
W spectfully inform1thc citizens of
Columbia and vicinity, that they
are now carrying on the above business,
in the Shop formerly occupied on by Mr..
Boswell, and are perpared to do all kinds
Of work, in their line of business, in a
workmaniike manner, and at the short
est notice. All kinds of mining tools
on hand, and made to order, and war
ranted. The subscribers hatter them
selves from their experience in the busi-
ness, that they will be able to give sat
isfaction to all who may patronize their
shop.
FLEMING s. FIEDDEN.
Dec. 21. lS53-6O-2m.