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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-27

OTICE.-l understand that my name
~ has been signed to II note or notes
Vow this is to forewarn any person from sign
ing my name to any notes as will prosecute
them to the extent of the law. All notes
given by me are signed by me, and none
others are good. JOHN R. GWYNN.
August 30, '53 At
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We learn that " essrs. Reese Y Co., of
the Mormon Station, Carson Valley, are
about to erect Touring mill al that place.
We also learn that large portion of the
land in the neighhorhood has been staked
off by the immigrants arriving there, with
the intention of settling on it.
State Jour.
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RE NEOY AL.

/ ECOUNT 4 SlkU,>G open this day (May
II l0t their new store No lO9 Montgo,
merry street, where may be found every yarie.
~ OF books. Stationery clt'p publications,
.t - h"lts sale and retn!
Messrs L & : " holeeale Ttrartneptis
equal in eAtcnt and variety to aly LIu}e in
the Eastel cities. I'd n tl d. All culal nd
vantnges to he Il lade- Toll city aud county
to select in Quanity-and sly { to suit, at u
small advance upon New York lrices
MIR. ecount resides in New lolk, for the
purpose of keeping our stock iul y supplied
with every article desired in cths, statltnely
and IN ny styl Of FANCY GOCHS. We,
have t e exclusive agency Ter alltQrr q
5he Celebrated Englisl, ftatl,rerl Aafutnc.
uring !irus Of essls III GALS 4 :, NJ
he most noted in Eurcle, l,el Us Con-
stantly supplied ith articles If then n.anu-
tacture. " e al 0 have the agency ii most Of
he Eastern NewsrnIe and lul'lisjug
Houses whose issues We receive N lal}e
quantties by every naf ard &c r ch tIe
attention Of the countr! tradei particularly
invited.
Oar Rook Binding and LithoeraIh;e cstal.
lish,ueEts are now cen plete III every de|ar:~
men which enable us t" execute Will, Dir
patch, work in either branc eQual to that Of
any estu b!ie ehment in the United States
LECOUNT & ST EONG
Between Sacramento and California streets,
San Francisco. mny21 my
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yxTN sHEW, AGUERR go

yNTM. SHEW, DAGU e r r E O.
w TYP 5 L and dealer in nagner
reotypr materials, 1876 Montgomery street
San Francisco. Mr.. Shew Is at a ! times
prepared To take ikeneSSes i'll the noS'
approved style. He has also constantly
on hand IA good assortment of plale, CASTS
chemicals, apparatus, and good l"rht'e
for sa e. Operators about the country
will find it for their interest 10 extend TO
him share Of their patrnnage
san francisco, april g n90 If
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SAN FRANCISCO.
THE PEOPLES PAPFR!M
THE UNCLE SAM.

n He handsomest and cheapest EtKLYp..
i Ptk published in the world. The ,rhcls
Sam" is rot excelled ly any paper in point os
SIZE, Interest and Beauty. 1t is devoted tn
no particular sect or party. but ppeals to
the whole human family. independent on ali
subje' is, but always taking sides with the
weak against the strong. Moth Zig will be-
admit ed into the columns of the IT ncle Sam"
of demoralizing nature our aim being to
make our sheet tr' ly welcome weekly vs
tor to The f, mily circle. Every number o.
the ''Uncle Sam will contain q great amount
of interesting matter. such as
ORIGINAL T ALES, ...
Written ly popular me lcan writers; a. d Of
the most interesting description None but
such wi ! be Omitted into these columns; al
so will lie given. weekly,
iNTERES TING SkET CHEs
! o flood and field; original poet anecdotes,
wit etc, etc. I he render will always find, in
each number a carefully c, llected
EkLY MIS- DEL ANY,
While interesting matter such as Tales aid
Sketches, carefully prepared and Of high
moral tone will he given
FOR TIE LADIES.
| In short, we are dete, mined tlat the Uncle
Sam shall be excelled by existing period.
ical of the same kind; and if in course Of
t ne, we discover that the patronage we re.
ceive continues to increase as ii has hitherto
done, there are other imp ovemeits which we
have II view, while we are resolved that as to
>lZE, we will be ahead OF all our contemro O..
raries.
/ 1t may be observed that in addition to the
resources hitherto available and asslduously
employed Literary Talent, Of high reputation
is engaged to Increase the att, actions OF the
Uncle SAM and to render it still more wor.
thy of the augmented patronage by which it
IS fair to expect it will be supported
Any person desirouS OF receiving a copy of
the Uncle am," as specimen can be ac
crnmodated. by notifying the publisher by
letter pest paid
Issued every saturday Morning at Noisy
= arrierS Publishing Hail. 78 eng hari,
san Francisco. California,
| Iie11 n39 3m G Y. KlMbEIL, Proprietor,
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Hnbe g. WeiIae.

NTHOLESALt. and retail dealers in
w Cigars, Tobacco, Snuff, Meerchaum
and Clay Pipes, &c.. No. l6l kearney
street, San Francisco.
All orders from the country promptly
and faithfully attended to sll-tf
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R, o, Cravens,

DEOPLE'S STORE, Yankee Jims,
l. keep constantly on hand Il large and
well selected stock Of provisions, liquors,
and miners supplies in general. Miners
and others wishing tn purchase are re-
spectfully invited to call and examine for
GooLs packed to order.
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VI Dorado Water Company.

VI Dorado Water Company.
THE Stockholders in the FL Dorado
l. Water Company are requested to
meet at Michigan ity, on Wednes lay. Sept.
10, to consider the propriety of increasing
the Capital Stock of said company to Sixty
Thousand Dollars, and to transact such other
business as may be Ibid before them.
EDWIN 'YLER.
HAS. r. RLAkE.
HAS. n ROCKWELL,
lJNO @ JACKSON.
Michigan City, aug 13-4t
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VIEW STORE!!---NEW GOODSM!

"A THE undersigned take plea q
sure in informing the citizens -
LII of Auburn and surrounding
country, that they have removed to the
NEW WHITE HOUSE ON the corner,
where they have fu stock of New
Goods direct from the States, comprising
general assortment of
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats
and Caps,
and a variety of Fancy Articles. We
respectfully solicit the continuation of that
patronage which has been heretofore lib
orally bestowed.
SAM AND SOLOMON.
N. B.-The best made goods in the
country.
Auburn, Jan. 90, 5S-n2O If
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ON,nd after June 2oth, the above line
Owilll ave the Winters Hotel, Coloma' Al
6 o clock. A. NJ arriving in Auburn IN t'me
to connect it'll the Grass Valley. Ntvnu'
lllinoistown Yankee I'm. Michigan blu''' M"
rvsville, shasta, Sears 'iggings and po"hIe
Vile stages uo.o,
Returning will lie We the Empire i'otei
Au4urn. ot 6 A. VI connecting at oi"h"
with the Georgetown, Placerville, Dryto"n'
jackson and Sonora stages.
re- Persons W s',ing to travel through the
mining ljstri ts are enabled hy TINS coh"Vo
tion to 10 90 without siti 2 acr"meh' CT!
his arrangement forms continuous il' uh
.,i, lna from, ouora in he Southern MINES.
TO Shasta and Downieville in the Northern
mines ~
t-gp Passengers bookina their names VIII
he CA lei for IT any of the hotels IN '"oufh
pr G. Iona
W. T.. PARir ~ Proprietor
OrJ 1919 INV
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VerDganh s. McMHlliEs,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

A ND general dea ers III Groceries,
"A Provisions and Liquors, fire pro"t
brick store, Central Wharf, between
Montgomery and Leidsdortf streets, San
Francisco, Cal. ~" All orders from the
country will he exrcui%d with the stricteSt
attention and dispatch and guaranteed.
s1l-tf -.....
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~ Hacker, Wholesale and Retail Con
~, factioner. No 1870 Clay Street be ween
Kearney and Montgomery Streets. Son Fran
cisco @sa Orders from the country respect
fully solicited and promptly attended to. 6n
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At ar,s--WATCHE> AND JEW
"a ELRY.-Anothe her ma enifcent Invoice or
Watches AMI Tewnlrv. inst eceived hv tho
Golden Gate and viii be sold ut prices which
will satisfy the purchaser. w. TUCKER.
n39 3m Montgomery St, San Francisco
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Military, Regalia, Flag, and
Trimming Emporium.
\ n 'SSS:; $:":,.::.s:: ;:',:s:, o.. "a. (1&D
and other orders, snrpl'd with all KINDS
of Rey ,lia, together with all necessary
furniture used in Lodge Rooms. Also,
Jewels, Swords, the Free Mason's Mon
itor. Stewards Nanue Masonic Porke'
Manuel, Odd Fellows Tex' Book, end di-
gest Of the Laws of the |. o. of q. F.
Military aud FIRE companies furnished
with equipments and trimmings of every
description. -,
B .nnprs, fl US, enSigns, Badges and all
kinds Of embroidery done on the most re-
asonabla terms. .-..
co,,stnntly ON hand an assortment Of
ladies dress trimmings, &c, sc.
ID. NoRCRoss.
No. l43 Sacramento Street, above
Montgomery, San Francisco.
TAll orders promptly atte"ded to.
ADDRESS box 80, Post Office. Eo2 2m
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Tust received and for sale by

81 W. UCkER, one Of the largest and
finest assortmeut Of Watches ever offered ior
s.le aud ut fair alue No. l25 Montgom
cry stree t, San francisco, Je no9 5'
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Leland ina tHse Field AgaiH y!
TUST opened, Leland & o's: ne"
- Post Office Arcade and Picneer Ne"s1
paper Depot, here may always he nau
all the latest Magazines, Cheap Puhl'FS,I, ~.
tons and Newspapers from Eurore anu
the Atlantic States. All orders for any
thing in the above line, or for stationery
&c, wi ! be Thankful ly received and u'.a
uaily attended to with dispatch, as che"P
as the cheapest
GEO. Fl LELAND & CO., Proprietoff';;
New Post Office Arcade, near Gene'%
Delivery, San Francisco.
Jan. 29,'53-r@O 1M
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We invite the attention of the mercantile
con munty and the Iublc generally. to our
large and varied stock Of Flank f0oks Sta
tionery. Miscellaneous and school Books
Recei wing monthly slHl ments FRI m the eastern
cities, We will he enabled to tfeI to the trade
at all times II complete assortment OF artlceS
in our line at the lowest prices
All our gos DIS are purchased hy one of the
firm residing in the Atlantic States, from 'Ee
best sources, and every advantage vii pe
given our customers consistent with the ln'er'
est Of buyer and seller >tntitncls, Fancy
goods dealers. Fook ellels News agents,
Pealers and cheap ! ubl cation dealers VIII
md a heavy stock of the best and medium
quality If goods for them to select from.
COOK, KENNY & co.,
have established in connection with their
Stationery business, a
BOOK RINDEEY AND RLANK BOOK
MANDATORY,
complete in ali its details We are therefore
prepared to manufacture for the trade at the
shortest notice. every description Of tlSnE
Pooks. Checks Drafts Exchange. Receipt ana
Pass Books. also Records Ledgers Journals,
Day, Sales and Invoice Books of any desired
size and pattern Having engaged the b's'
book fnishers in the country We are prepar'
ed to furnish Books which, in point Of style
and finish will compare with those nanuiac'
tured in the Atlantic States.
We have establi he'd in connection with 'ne
above. n complete Lthoeraphic, Steel az"
orper Plate Engraving and Printing estao.
lishments. Every description Of tne'av -
md Printing done, which we propose to 90 ~
as moderate rates as can be afforded.
COOKE, KENNY & CO..
" 9-3m Stationers Hall, San Francisco"
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Military, Regalia, Flag, and
Trimming ETnp oTiunl.
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&C CkE, KI MY & co.,
STATIONERs' HALL,

Monfg gomry street, "ofntr 0t N'fehom'
San FrnnciScO.
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BOOKS, sTAIiONIkY, MAGA-
ZlNES AMI CHEAP / I B.
LEGATIONS.

r. TMBRAClNG all the principal works o.
IL Romance, History Poetry, Travels. etc.
"> the most eminent and popular authors OF
the ointment, England md America.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

II Triumphant success Of Hassrtes,n
Vegetable Tincfures--A Letter from an OF
hcer OF our Gallant Navy. We have many ether
letters. We give one below, and again say 10 the
afflicted. why win you delay trying this great Re.
U. $. SHIP CUMBERLAND, GRNoA SARDINIA.
January nth, 1888.
Messrs. Mortimer a. MowbraY-- Gentlemen: -
The rst Lieutenant of this ship, who has beeu srf
fering many years from the Dyspepsia, and who
has been nearly restored 70 bis usual health by the
use of Hamptons Vegetable Tincturen desires
YOU to send him one dozen bottles OF that Medi.
cine
Lieut. R.. of Tie u. s. Navy, DOW on board this
shin, also wishes you to send him one dozen Of
"Hampton's Vegetable Tineture," BY the store ship
which leaves the United States In February or
March for Spezzia.
The Tinclure you sent me was received In good
order and take pleasure in informing you that 1t
has been used with great success ty several Of cur
cdscers 10 cases of Dyspepsia | am respectfully
you're, FEhrON ESn ~ = Nc,
Can any further proof be asked. See Letters
and Certificates of cases OF Dyspepsia, kheuma
tism Scrotula, DC.
Sold by q STRECKER, Agent, and ell the
Druggists in Richmond sioner il Co, Peters-
Burg; Mortimer IL Mowbray, Baltimore, ana oy
Druggists generally. is IL
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Liverpool Markets.
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA AND
MEXICO.
More Gold Coming-California Market
The Tehuantepec Contract.

The steamer Abatross, arrived at this port
brings California dates to Feb %, via Acapulco and
Vera Cruz. The Tennessee left Sen Francisco on
the lst, with s. 500 coo in gold. The markets were
depressed In consequence of large arrivals of Chi
lian -four. Sales were made at s22 to So3
Mr.. Albert spicer, who came passenger in the
Ahatross from Vera Cruz, LEFT the city of Mexico
on the 18th, with dispatches for Washington. He
also brought intelligence that the Tehuan,epec
contract has been awarded to Col. A. G. Sloo, and
tha. $500, 600 have been already paid thereon. The
commissioners for the Mexican Government left
for the sthmus to deliver the road TO Col. Sloo -
Commissioners were also appointed to treat with
the American Minister relative TO the neutrality
laws and the protection of the Isthmus
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AMUSEMENTs.

At THE ARH1ORr.-
i On Saturday night, the 26th instant, ut Z o.
clock precisely. there win be exhibited 1t the Ar
mory, q very beautiful display of Efre-Works,
combating Of great variety Of Fixed, movable and
combination pieces of various hues superior to
any heretofore presented to the citizens of Rich.
m0ud.
There will also be set off large balloon, kindly
prepared BY MIR Vincent Barganin for the occa.
sion.
As this exhibition 10 entirely Innocent IN its
character, and the proceeds TO GO to the re-
nei OF the suffering poor of Richmond, IL IL to be
hoped her citixens will generally attend.
Tickets Is cents, children half price; cen be had
g messrs Randolph & Co ,Peyton Johnston & Co,
fe 2S-3t -
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~ IMPORTANT MEssAGE.-I'he President
has lust sent message to The House of Rep
-aseptatiyes, on the subject OF Central Ameri-
can affairs, transmitting letter from the Sect
retsrY of State IN relation TO communications
recently made to the State Department by the
British Minister, concerning the claims OF
ENGLAND upon Central America, and with ref
erface espec tally 10 the intefoceanic ship-ca-
nal. Great Britain proposes 10 virtually with
draw her protection from the Musquito King,
10 make Greytown free city, and 10 extend
the United Pfoteciorate Of the United States
ant England over it. The construction Of the
shj9.canai is provided for under new plans.
TIE President, in transmitting the documents
to Congress, abStains from expressing opin-
rs. but uGtes in a recommendation by AIR,
Everett for the Withdrawal of TIE American
Charge in Central America, and the appoint
Gaent Of a full Minister 10 each Of the Central
American States. The President says:
The whole subject is one of so much deli
cacy end importance, that should have pre-
erred, so near the close of my administrato
no, to make il the subject OF an Executive COM
immigration. But inasm2ch as tie measure
prof osed cannot even, if deemed expedient bv
my successor take effectf9r near a twelvemonth
unless an appropriation is made by this Con-
gress, I have thought ii my duty 10 submit
the report Of the Department TO the two
Houses
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COMMISSIONERS SALE
OfVaiuahie Real Estate in the County of
kxa,rfan and ESev of


I'd Y virtue of decree or toe Circuit Court for
NJ the City OF Richmond, pronounced on the 9th
OF January, 1853, in tie friendly suit OF Davis
guardian, &c, VS.. Green &c, the undersigned,
special commissioner, will sell st Puolic Auction on
the premises, at the hour of O'Clock, on Monday
the 28th OF the present month, without regard to
weather, the House and Lot in the County OF Hen
rice, belonging to the estate Of William A. Brown.
deceased, situated the Mechanicsviile Turnpike
road, about quarter OF a mile from the City of
Richmond, nearly opposite the properly Of William
Cuifngsworth, 1r, Containing about of an acre
OF ground the building is ofbrick, with four large
rooms and on the following dag, al the hour of
O'Clock, z. NJ a Building Lot in the City OF Rich
mond, adjoining Talbot's Foundry, fronting q fest
on cary street and running back 100 feet
Terms will be cash as to So much of the proceeds
as may 6e necessary to pay the costs and charges
attending the gale and the costs of the suit--the
balance credit of six months, the purchaser ex-
ecuting negotiable notes, with good endorsers and
the title retained until purchase money is fully paid
and conveyance ordered by the coult
JOHN N. DAVIS,
re Std special Commissioner
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Ne,r .Jersev Legislature.

e TRENTON, Feb. lS.-Atler labersous time,
,he committee on corporations have reported
tbe air line railroad bill. They submit re-
nort giving the objections TO the bill according
10 the contracts with The camden and AmboF
.;irosd. believing that i, i'll threaten the loss
.S,he revenues derived from that Company
minority Of the committee do not agree
II hill PRODUCES no little excitement.
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AFRICAN CHURCH.
The public is informed that the Second Ind last
Concert of
MADAME ANNA BISHOP.
Postponed by the inclemency OF the weather, will
positively take place
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 22ND, 1853.
Operate Acts, scenes. Songs, Duets Ia
Costume.
MADAME A. BISHOP, in some OF her most
favarite characters.
slGNOR SEVERE sTRIEI, the eminent Basso,
in several of his admired pieces
~ MIR. B0CHSA, on the Harp and the Piano
Forte.
Treasurer and Secretary Mr.. T D Shaw.
Tickets 81 each--to be had at the Book and Mu-
sic Stores, Hotels and at the door.
- Doors open tt. Concert begins at 8.
~ Those tickets purchased for Saturday, 18th,
IN he admitted fe 2I-2s
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r. PEI ApEIpHIA, Feb. 20,h.-The British brig
radbelhas arrived with 3, 400 bags ofcoffec, and
non,eyideo dates of Jan. l7th. The fever had
sbs,cJ, and sugars were arriving freely. The
sto,k was % ,000 bags. Business was revlving.
Philadelphia flour commanded Sl7 per barrel.
! al wanted.
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EET n Obstinate Skin Disease cured
bs h0llOway's Ointment and pfIls.-Mr
's1IAg' 1ats oi Broad street, Bsth, suffered for
many years lrorn severe sc0rbutic disease, which
az ctcd ais hands 10 such degree that for months
9Igeihef h3 vas unaJie TO work at his business
ne consulted nearly all the the faculty of the
P.ace' ano Tor long time used the BATH Waters,
"hlcn are 30 celebrated for the cure Of cutaueous
C-70'aeEs, e2t Ike viruience OF the complaint re
NAMED undated. He then tried Holloway's ONT.
Len ana f4.s, which have go efeet9ally cured him
Ia LE mas nad no return OF the Lnalady for more
than EwO years
sod BY The Proprietor, 224, Strand, (near Tenn
re 5arl London, ana By all respectable Vendors
=. ateat a4ediciacs throughout The British Empire
~ y thoss oi ne United States, in Fots aud Box
= q 81. cents, q cents, and 81 so each. Whole.
sag Is the principal Drug Houses in the Union, and
" 4ess;s Z & D SANDS, New York, and PIJR.
SELL, LADD d co, Richmond Va.
mere Is very considerable saving in taking the
ss = b-Dl:eGtions for the guidance Of Patients are
- eo'H OF " bog fe 2I-lw
- me most Confirmed Cases of the most dis.
.i.osS1g diseases, E1ft times arise from indises
SOL All OF us, more OF less, are t.ouhisd with
S sHhoS lag symptom, sill as il is general ,bino
70 Aot eustnpt 10 medlcste until Something Sc.
-tols antef7enes. We would, as publr ,eanf,or
a. al oar readers against the sin of neglect and
goas. sase uIne recommend to their notice Or
osrst,@n - ' "eFhi9n hitters, TIE original pre-.
~, as prepared By NJ Jsckaon No 100 Arch
+hr az, nAadelphta We have seen cures effected
-j F"raa lI lnhdsnce.-Scosts Wesk!y.
s1 PURCELL. LADD & CO, Richmond
~ Leeches, Leeckes--Tae nvb,;c sra
Ids|s p ,nsostned that ] have just received. bv
e, wblrh s,s iot OF superior Swedish Leeca
Can he 80 W. oe &pphed apon reasonable terms
11a ge t9qad al all hours Of the day a. the Hair
:s Daln5ihg and saanpoolng Saloon. under
~, ts'5ean hote entrance on lin street snd :,
y "a IN street. oetween Main and FTsnLIn
10 " he 1gp.nS snd Lseching promptly attended
seI3 @|'i'S' II e H0Bs0E.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

STEAMERS BETWEEN GALE oRNIA, CHINA
AID JAPAs.-A proposition has been submit
red to Congress BY Mr. Ambrose w. Thomp-
sen, TO establish line OF steamers between
the Western coast of our country and Eastern
aisle. The line is TO consisto! SIX steamers OF
NOT less than 5000 tons; each steamer TO be
pierced and ready for mounting oflhe heaviest
batteries fer war. purposes, but IN times OF
peace to carry always four gans Of the largest
calibre. Ii the course Of their voyages, they
are TO perform the naval service in the North
Pacific. Mr.. lhompson's proposition is now
before the House committee on naval affairs,
and favorable report al an early day is anti
clpated.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
LATER FROM EUROPE.


NEW YosK. Feb. 81.
The steamer Pacific arrived at this port to-day,
with Liverpool dates of the 9th instart The Ara
bis arrived out on the 9th.
Liverpool Markets.
CoTToS had iost the advance reported By the last
stesmsr, and the market closed quiet.
BggApsrusrs had recovered somewhat from the
recent decline. Flour advanced Cd, and Wheat Id.
Corn in fair demand; holders firm, with moderate
sales TO the trade.
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BALTIMORE, Feb. 21.-saes OF 5000 bbls Flour,
since the arrival Of the Pacific, at So No sales Of
Wheat. White Corn, SIS TO Sc cts; yellow, 81 to
l6 cents.
new YORK, Feb 21.--Sales of L, COO bbls Flou,
prices SHADE better Sales of $500 bushels red
Wheat, at s1o7 to sl.l2, ana 80, eco bushels white
aud yellow Corn at e. cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-02-22

= Edward Dillon, buck driver, war
Instantly killed at the Susquehanna depot, in
Baltimore, On Saturday. Ii is said he was
kicked from the arb, Q.W. Radcliffe, the CON.
ductor, who has been committed for examina-
ION
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GREGORY 81 NrAUKY, Managers.

Drawn Nos Delaware Lottery, AZ, Feb 10:
25 Sd go "A sc 40 81 IL So 30 36 81.
TO.Day.-Capital $4,000, prize of l0,e00,
of 5000, 10 of 1868, 10 of 1000, &c. rs Eos, Il
drawn. Tickets 50.
To-Merrow-Captals e34, 81, 10000 49,
600. 100 of 60J, 100 of 80, &c IS numbers IL
drawn. Tickets S10-shsres in proportion.
Tickets and Shares for sale at
fe % 62 Main Street.