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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-10-22

GOnstable's 4 Sase.--By virtue of an
" execution to me directed, issued out Of
the court of b. J. Buckley, Justice of
the Peace, within and for the county of
Placer, State of California, Up. No. 6,
on judgment rendered on the 18th day
of October, a. d, 1858, in favor of J.
Henry Trask and against S. Hungerford
for the sum of 5000 debt, together with
$S66, or interest and costs of suit, have
this day levied upon and will sell to the
highest bidder for cash, at the mouth of
Volcano Canon, Middle Fork of the
American River, on Thursday, the 9th
day Of October, a. d. 1853, at o'clock,
p. rn., all the right title and interest of the
said >. Hungerford in and to certain mi
ming claims situated in the he'd of the Mid
die Fork of the American River, in said
Township and adjoining Volcano Bar;
said claims known as the Jones claims.
ID. c. SCOTT, Deputy Sheriff.
Yankee Jim'S, October 10Th, '53-1t"
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NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

~ The co-partn ership heretofore existing
between Thomas Woods Il James G. Melon
ogh under the name of Thomas Woods & O.,
IS this day dissolved by mutual consent All
accounts against the firm are requested to be
presented, and those indebted will be required
TO pay Immediately. THOMAS WOODS,
JAS. G. McDONOGH.
kattlesnake Bar, Oct o2th, '5a ns If
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One hundred and seven ladies came
passengers on the Cortes, and seventy two
on the John L. tephens-some with their
husbands and Others to join their hus-
b h,nds already here. We expect to hear,
within the next two months, that four new
.churches, six Sunday schools, and ten
Temperance societies have been estab-
.lished. State Journal.
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C.cn.MrNro RArLaoAD.-We were i'll

S.cp.MrNro RAILRoAD.-We were in-
.c,s,ned during the past week that the OBJ
:oot of the visit of number OF capitalists
JetL JLo we're in this city, had reference to
the formation Of n Railroad company, ior
the construction of road to connect TINS
c;tv. Auburn and Grass Valley. we
have since learned that meetings have
heen held by the parties Interested, and
ali the stock subscribed for, portion by
con;taIists in this State and the remainder
nv the agents of English capitalists. An
agent of the company left to purchase the
rsils by the steamer Of Saturday last
We are assured that the work Will be
commenced and completed at an early
day. The following are the officers OF
this company: President, Peter II. Bur-
nett: Secretary, J. B. Haggin; Treasurer,
John A. Reed; Directors, Peter II; Bur
nett, J. r. Hardenbergh, D. j. Llsle, II.
A. Pearls, }. B. Haggin, }. Hagen ): A.
Read, w. M. Carpenter and +. l.. Ed
wards, of Sacramento. r. Hall, }. Car
rington, d. Dring and E. l.. Booker, OF
San Francisco; and P. o. Byrne, of Stock
ton. The fact that the business of the
company has been thus far conducted IN
SO systematic Il IlldtiuCi -Aho' NV o'O ~
on sale and that the company are giving
assurance of their intentions, by having
sent an agent to purchase the materials
for the construction of the road-leads US
to hone that this much discussed and long
DELAYED project has at last assumed tan
gible shape. The names of the directors
in this city are a sufficient guarantee that
the work will not be delayed.-State Jour.
The PUGET's SOUND RAILROAD SUR
yEy.-Some Of the guides who were en-
gaged to conduct Governor Stevens sur
yeying expedition to the Yellowstone, re-
turned to St. Paul, Minnesota, on the 9Th
September, and report that the proposed
route has been surveyed for 700 miles
from that place. The entire party, 100
in number, arrived safely at Fort Union,
4S deg. north latitude, lon. l09 12., near
the confluence of the Yellowstone with
the Missouri. On their route they fell
in with herds of buffalo and elk, so large
that they were obliged to halt sometimes
for three hours to let them pass, lest they
might take fright and injure them. 1t is
thought road can be built without much
difficulty from St. Paul, Minnesota, to
Pugets Sound From ST. Paul to the
Rocky Mountains, there is not single
serious obstruction, unless the Cheyenne
river be con Sidered such. The country
is said to be very beautiful and fertile,
and produces much more timber than was
expected. State Jour.
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A CARD.


X RATEFUL for the very liberal pat
VI ronage bestowed on him for the past
10 months, and resolved to merit a con
tinuance of the same, the undersigned,
proprietor of the New York Shaving Sa-
loon, would respectfully intimate TO his
numerous friends and the public that he
has leased the new premises now occupied
by him, and, regardless of expense, has
fitted them up in style superior to any
similar establishment in the country. At
tached are Bath rooms where
Hot and Cold Baths
can be had at all times from a. M, to
9 p. m. The
Hairdressing Department
will as usual, command his entire atten-
on and he trusts that an experience of
ten years will he sufficient guarantee that
he understands it well.
WILLIAM STEVENS.
Auburn, October %, 1853.
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State of California, DIST. COURT
County of Placer. { 11th judicial
District.
BENJAMIN B. CROW, The People of
Us. : the State of Cali
HARRIET GROW. } forna to Harriet

HARRIET GROW. forna to Harriet
We summon you to be and appear before
the District Court Of said county within ten
days after the service hereof upon you; lex
elusive of the day ofservice.) if serv+d said in
county: if served out of the county but in
the said judicial District. within twenty
days; if served out of the judicial District,
but in the State, within forty days: to answer
bill of complaint filed in said Court against
you, by Benjamin B, Grow, the nature
Of which is to obtain judgment of said
Court in his favor and against you, the de-
fendant, on the ground of aduterous conduct
on your part, and for abandoning him, the
plaintiff, decreeng him divorced from the
bonds of matrimony which have hitherto ex-
listed. that he may be sole separate and un-
married, also that said complainant may be
decreed the separate and exclusive care, GUS
tody and maintenance of the children, Har
rlet Ann and William Henry Crow. described
ln SAID complaint as the issue OF the mar
rlage with you the sad defendant.
You are notified that if you fail to answer
the said complaint in the time specified, the
Court will proceed to hear proof of the facts
alleged therein and to grant relief in accor
dance Herewith.
Given under my hand and seal of Office this
18th day of October, a. d 1853.
WIN. A. JOHNSON, Clerk
upon reading the affidavit of the complain
ant in the foregoing cause. 1t is ordered by
the Hon j. M. Howell that service of the
summons upon the defendant be made by
publishing the same in the ''Placer Herald"
newspaper once week for three weeks after
The first insertion. w. A JOHNSON, Clerk
James Anderson Attorney for Plaintiff
Auburn, Oct 22d, 1853-n6 1T
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DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

Notice hereby sell all personal
1853, the following
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NONSTABLE'S SALE.--By virtue
~ Of an execution to me directed, issued
by Fl. r. Hawkins, a Justice of the Peace,
of Township No. 8, for Placer County,
State of California, on judgment rem
dered on the 18th day of October, a. d.
1853, in favor of the New England Mill
Company and against S. V. Hardesty, -
TIrney, --- Ill ingherst, - Owens,
- Williams, - Griffith and -
Perry, composing the York Auganny Mi
ming Company for the sum of 1882, rs, to-
gether with the additional sum of $44, SO
costs ard damages, have levied upon
and will expose to public sale, in front Of
the Office door at the Temple in the town
Of Auburn, on the 9th day of October,
1853, at / O'Clock, a. M, all the right,
title, interest and claim Of the said S. V.
Hardesty, - Turney, - Tilinghurst
- Owens, --- Williams, - Griffith
and Perry comprising the York Auganny
Mining Company, of, in and to the fol-
lowing described property, to-wit: Six
hundred running feet of fume and the
mining claims in the bed Of the river over
which said f1ume runs, situated on the
North Fork of the American River, about
two miles from Auburn, in Placer county,
Nj. P. II. LOVE, Constable Tp. No IS.
Auburn, Oct. 22d, '5S--1t
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The nbove property is put up Mt its cash
value The first Prye--House lots and sta
BILE, are situated in Auburn: lhe house being
known As the placer Houses" is two stories
high 80 by 40, An is now being rented at
$50 per month, and has been for the past
wear. Tho stable is on a lot adjoining the
house The Cd and 81 prizes are two large
American horses, known about Auburn for
the past year. They certainly are MS good
horses rs any in the County both for draft or
riding purposes. The Rattle will positively
come off in
Auburn, November 1st 1853.
The II highest and II lowest throws of dice
take the Prizes. HALL Il PARRISH.
Auburn, Oct s, '53-4t
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NOTTCE.---The Stockholders of the
~ Gold Hill and Bear River Water
Company are hereby notified that the annual
election of the officers of said company will
DO held on the 18th day Of November, a. d.
1858, at Q o'clock, p, m, at their Office in
Gold Hill RUFUS SMl II,
Gold Hill, Oct Is, '53-4w Secretary.
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Delinquent List will
c. ASlIN
Auburn, Oct Is, '59-S ByWm II. Dillingham;
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1885, will sell the Court House
paid
~ year 1855
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l1eteerel az al lie frarIl Ciias IF he Uni,f Stga
IRE a Pos1og and forwarded by null under tho PRO
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, BineNwood's Edlnburs Magazine, (Tory)
Aithsught hose works distinguished lay the paliti.
cal shades above mlicated, yet bun small portion
then contents is devoted political subjects It's
then ''raiy character which gives them their chief val
ne, and in that they stand eoneesedly far above al 9th
ef journals Of thee class Biacfieood sill under the
iahrfy care OF Christopher North maintains its ancient
celebrity md Is at this time, unusually attractive from
the Seal works Of Buwer and other literary notables
written for that magazine and first appearing in its col
umrs both IN Great Britain and in the United States
such works gus The GaXtons" aud Ms Novel
(boh 10y }alwer) 1.-THE Green Hand, "kntia Stewart,
and other serials, of which numerous rival editions are
issued by h" leading publishers in this country, have
be reprinted bythose publishers from the pages Of Black
wood after it bus been issued by Messrs Scott & Co.
50 that Subscribers the Reprint Of that Magazine mny
always rely ON having the earliest reading of these "a
cinating tales.
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CONGRESS-SATURDAY.

9ENArE-A message was received from the
PRESIDENT Of the United States, transmitting in
lofmatlonin relation to the correspondence be.
tween the governments of England and the T.
h'ed States on the subject of the ineroceanic
canal ma, by the Nicaragua route.
The Pacific rail road bill was taken up and
aeoa,ed at great length. TWAS reported to
ine Senate, and all the amendments were con.
CURED in.
Mr.. Shields offered an amendment, provd
ing mat no portion of the amount shall be ex-
pended within the limits of a State; which was
S8r Tee to--yeas 90, nays 20.
O'clock.
y. hoUsE.-After the House, on motion of Mr.,
i. ing OF New York, had voted to adhere TO
alelr last action upon the bill to prevent frauds
"a u, me treasury ofthe United States, and au.
"iotlzed the appointment Of their portion of a
.olhmlttee circumference on the disagreeing
i 'o,eS OF the two branches of congress on the
WI they went into Committee Of the Whole
'" the State Of the Union, (Mr. Orr again in
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RAI1ER Il CINyrY.

Il HtGIIANI# IAlLORS & CLOT0lERS.-Thc
u subscribers inve associated thrnsevr. together
under the stye AMI firm above md hive tlen thai
we'll Known stnndnt tie corner Of Main and N1frt ss
I'r tho purpose ofcaadactag the CLOTHING BUS.
MSS, ~ oil is vae'as brneles They wi lave in u
IeH day aHn.sar aurHt Of Good suabla Ia eounl tea
t,enliemuu' wardrobe.
Ihay aiil keep constantly on hand a vel collected
-foel ,fz LOTIIS. CASSINERES AND VESTINGS.
"biehhog s.. nuke upin the be-t.tye Of Wofkntusi.
ami To suit the OF the most Gst dia1s They re-
reoiuly invite the affection If their friends aud the
uhlie their establishment as Is the intention Of
10th parcs to scre all with everything in their line
having in view the rule thai governs trade aud business
men in general. by which they hone to gain Il liberal
-horr Of the public patronage
SAM'L y HAkER
NM Cl.ANEY.
Feb I2-fs
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a4FcUeufS 0f GEN. Pierce.

HHanELPnIA, Feb. 1a--Gen. Pierce has
determined to remain in this city until Monday
when he will positively leave fsr Washington
Ills health is much bert having recovered
from the fatigue Of ua,,.ling. He desires be.
ing private as possible, though many friends
have called on him.
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EeEEDNONT WOIkE&S-A. ELLlsog j, Pro.
Il pfiefor.
Steam Saw and Planning Mills.
Door Sa@4-Biild aud Boz Faclorq,
MN and MacLiae Uork.
Iron Turning aud EaiiDg.

B70eFSm3hiAg u AT dfEcrjDfion1
These works having been fitted a at grca, capcns
with steam power, and large variety of mnchucry 70
working wood and iron, form the most complete esta
Iishment OF the kind in the Southern Satcs, and
execute better work and ut cheaper than can
me in the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending to build, supplied wild
Doors Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed an
glazed ifreqnired) Aloudngs, Flooring dressed
tongue and grooved, ready for laying, dressed Collin
md Notwithstanding, Palings, and a variety fothc
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Du'npand Stone Cars, De-
tick Gearing, Wheelbawows Picks and Bars, and othe
Fools required upon Public Works.
Constantly on hand p'd sale, reasonable term.
all varieties Of Flooring aud other Lumber worked
Gnworked. Saving and Planning done order Bill
If Timber sawed to order.
Jan lifts A. METH ET'N 49,
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the eiair) wherein the days scssonwns sncr
IN discussing various amendments 10 the civ
aud diplomatic appropriation LII IN fvc.mn
ltcs speeches.
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lfIGsE, hIFE AND MARINE sNsGJql

7 INCE-7.10IN10Ig II78e q I1Tf N5"I0N11 '0H'
paAy.
This Company makes Insurance against loss or daa-
aee fre on Dwelling Houses, Ciorc Tobneco Facto
cs aud other buildings furniture Goods. wares aud
merchandise generally in town and eoaalry,on HE most
favorable t7DS
Also makes Insurance the lives OF all pcfsons
loving good health, and Of sound constitution Tor the
whole duration of life, or form limited period.
Slaves employed in ordinary occupations, will be
insured unreasonable terms.
The Company will also take marine risks from aud IL
any fthc Northern Southern Poqs, at favourable
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4 oCKETs, LoCKErS, PINS &c

I OGMEE'S, EOCkEkS, FINS &c
IA The subscriber respectfully informs the public tia
bchas Jest returned from the North with UNUSUAL
large stock Of DeguemeotYeing material, embrucin
Frames Gases &c, Of the latest styles and patterns Al
large stock Of l.ockcts and Pins, some extra lin
made to order which WILDE filled with pictures in tn
best style oflhe at low prices, according 10 quality,
At Whitehurst Gallery, next door to the Ya Bank.
z. E. GIBBS Pyoyriefoy
n B.-Paintiugs and Pictures of all kinds accurately
copied
Stock furnished at tie lowestcash prices,
feb lets T. r. G..
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EH CONCERN i

Y c-t Of NJ. Aa- I. North IN the e0urern af Saut-
1ers. North ltbY, intending to continue The general
ffHOCER J, FOR IY4RDfNG and COMMISSION
business. avail ourselves Of this occasion tender
services old friends and customers nj to say
~ them sipI be happy tode Il with ilIcn, nnd
In public generally. uod To sell tie asppta
genus Terms the purchasers of our eoa,ls huy
ntef, ding for cnsh and at eash price
nm l.d2cifs SAuNDERSS IEBY.
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Virginia q tennessee Railroad.
Ii 10 .-.;ssi
nRAND AFTER Monday 9th January, 1853

20 81 ~
On AND AFTER Monday 9th January, 1853.
> the Mail and regular Passenger Train will leaye
Lynehburs duly. sundays excepted, att o'clock NJ,
AMI arrive nj 5alcul nj l0i O'Clock, NJ. Returning
vii leaee Salem At y o'clock. z NJ and arrive In
Lyuchbag n 51oeloeE M-stopping, going and retur-
ming at The following raecs only Forest Depot, Goode's
Liberty Oak Anlgu. Buford ,Bonsacks, Big Lick and
Salem. There will be Freight Trnin leaving Salem
daily, Sundays excepted, "a o'clock NJ. and one
cnving lyne!burg IL O'Clock, NJ. To cneh pass
rnger will be attached Thesc trims will stop for
reigh- and passengers Hasey's. Clays, Forest De-
pot, Gaodes Lowfy's Liberty, Oak M"lga, buiords,
Bonsack s. Gish's viii, Big Lick and Salem.
| Slages travelling By themselves on either trim must
be furnished with Two pnsses that be retain
cd IN tho Office. and il be xpressy stated on tho
pas, TINT they permitted go the cnrs. Free
negroes must obtain tickets before starting Of the tcl ct
agent 10 whom thry must produce satisfactory evidence
! Of feififredafn.
! TIfOS SHARP,
Sup't Transp't,
/ ian - dRcts Va 4 Tenn X r..
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NPRING INSTRUMENTATION AZ 40 :

., N1fl s.. Z iGiINOND, II.
Statesmen.
WmsB HopKrNs. ofLexington. II MorrLEY,of Rich.
T. i. Law. OF Danvie. X. II, FNNEY.
We receiving this season by suary arrivals iran
Europe and the Northern Gtea, choice a,Pply oi
SPRING DRY GOODS, which huye been pofcho 81
ed On the most favorable terms.
Buyers will find in stoc, the hand somost assert
mont of Fancy drttces for both Ladies' md Gentlemen,
whilst the supply of Staple Gooas aud sueh articles
usually found in Wholesale Store, will be equal to
any house in the city.
Inviting the merchants Of Yirginio, North Carolina
and Tennessee to examine our stock do 50 with lie
sire extend the trade Of city with those States,nud
determination price goods low ean be NJ.
lorded with accommodating terms
Feb l7-d&e2twtln# RICHARDSON < co.
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MAYO CAREEL ~ Co, HAVING A
w Steam Saw Mill the Canal. with album
dant supply Of Timber prepared I'LL promptly any
or1er4 they may receive. Having Bonts of their own,
they will deliver Lumber orieredos them my point
the Canal without delay.
Address-Tye River Warehouse Nelson Co.
ian 27-dSe31n,vis
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HIGHLY IMPORTANT!
CAREEEk'S SPANISH MIXTURE,
m GREAT ruNIFllR or nm HLooD-TnE INST ALE

HI6hlA lMfohlANl
CAREEEk'S SPANISH MtAktR E,
TUE GREAT PtuFiER or TIN nLoop-THE BEsr ALTER.
ALIVE KNOWN.
NJ ,,o,,;clo, r. NTar.,,,.v N my, Form IN Il
- = IN - "a "a -. ri pl
~, ny 'I[De e"tf J' % ff"s ,, 80, nm
,5s" ,'a'g"s j III 'pS t"i,19 - 80
80 IT, -, = ',s' ,1
n'ag r2'" o. 1e''t' 'faa i5taa ana
@ jj., ,l,a S,l G,,,J,;,.,s az ~
9;sy1,,,, g,,o En- IN ,,j,,,,s ,,,, If Nlq,,,,,
l,g,,3or. IN liz az, Ia,,,,;,,,aC1L BJoo5
XXI ~ Ky ~ i'g.lGg = ."' o,oDa
rod Gar ll,e o1,n,c, af cx,,aori,ory cnrps cI.cfsd
,I i,,,,e a l,,r,a ,y ,,ran,in, -, the
,,nf reopcsf Of his friends 10 offer it to The public.
gich he docs with fine utmost confidence in its virtues
M, 1rrr,l ,u,,iy, ronarries The folluvinq Ger
fii,.,t,s solo O. from ,ro, number ore however
r,,, t,,ironn, hof ile mere word of the uroprie.
ror A. the l,its Of AN Advertisement would be too
small To state the certificates in full they are condensed
mud. oz la Inn arc d.tned an Tho side y,ran-
nor ,r carb bado md ura nil from gentlemen we'll
poo in tge ocoIirie md of the HIGHEST reapertn-
.Iifv many ,f t,rDI g, yeg,lgo in lLc c1Uof Rjcb
,ay5
4 n.v1n, a. ,f In, Evrl,,g. II ,tel Richmond
,,., cy,r,,,br. ,,, Ina hos soep tl, ,nedici,. coI
led GARTFR'S SPANISH MIXTrRE ndr,inistared
~. :, I,,,drI ,aa' j., ,a.I, all tho Iisaa.,s ia.
Md :, ! r..,.,l i ~ 10 -, ,.,,,,f l. ,,
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a. p I,cI' o., ,,,, i, tho ,f,,. If Ricl,r,o,d md
! a.. ,..' 800 - il p, Go,. I.,s. s,,cb cnG l.,co
f., H., Ill.,; . f.c,1 f l,l,r,o.i. c,,,a,,,oL nJ;trs
5o ,gcl H., l'a
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~ ''1l mn II '''''.'1' I'f,l'5''' anu 'o''ny
" Inc my Iioi'i' III l' '4y 81 hl'p'loha' goy7 NJ
mas "t''s7eN - "a'p'a' %! ,"@la''s ' cH'''s ''
"'|1 'f'4faH .N.',H'' VIM. W. l'''y SUI
ne say ia a'a5f 81 20 faallI9n' arP3naeht on 'n
il,p'' me 3p'I 'Ii''l7 were %o.,e'iui '',ueeo
Iasff toWFla' "--NamurI 81. DllhHeI, 81 INC nm
IN Dnnhfr q hpl's, Richmond wa cured oil law {
Complaint OF year7 standing, 10y thenso {" two boiiirs
I"i torlft $iU'tI A~i4fe.#
&r0ipIa ard G9sp~PiloH.-Ar Richard W. est
Iof Richmond, Wa red Of Serolai and whit phys.
c1ea termed Confirmed Consumiti"h by . hotties q
Gltft'a Sp1a,Sa lItltHre.
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DAINTS, OEE.S, &c

- LOST, on We .esdoy evening last, tt sun1I
~ Terrier dog puppy, back with yellow lepa md
breast md yellow sIo, over each eye. will pay il
liberal reward for his delivery information concerning
him. $. 3. DAVENPORT.
Erh. l2-.fs-
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it'tieooPpropratc fothc Fua Ciass.-Boxes of hats,
bounct4ntd furniture
i,irlrs appropriate 10 Sccoud Class.-Boxcs, bales
orygoods eaihcrs,e shoes, saddlery, gnsa prints os.
dug, and nlcetionery
A,7tcies apjropria'eto Third Ciass.-Vrgnia dones-
ties sugar coffee liquor, bugging, rope, butter cheese,
manufactured tobacco leather hides cotton yarns, cop
per- TIN, sheet iron, hoowware, qneensware, castings.
mrwarc marble (dressed and other heavy articles not
enumerated in special or fourth class rates.
A,tlcirs appropriate 10 HE Fourth Class.-Flour, lin
.uc,s rice pork beef fish, lard, talow and bacon, lin
es.s boxes sacks beoswax, bnles of rngs ginseng
aud dried fruit bar iron, mnrble (undressed) mill and
grind stones, mill georing.
n,.5..... 30 miles 80 Salt per bushel ]
ton ol . IN II o Fo ! IN
900 b.. 5o0 ILL., = m Co..i.1 Eos, 10
HnLl Z---la
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it, hUNgON transportation Line

IL" hUNGON transportation Line
-zzaaesalaaA1 10 Ptas5nyg and Ae West.-The under
~ocd would respectfully inform their friends and GUS
TONERS Hnl The Pennsylvania Canal will open 18th
Nlurch ut which time we will be repaired forward any
amount IF brchondtsc to all points the Western
rcrs, with dispatch, ut the very lowest rates.
ltnfe on 1obacco To Pitsburg Coo per 100 lbs from
81 Muy.-1nc days.
No Commission charged for forwarding Baltimora
or Philadelphia. @, IL. KOONp,
March 1--dts Agent Union Line, Baltimore.
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IUST 40 EsAND-A fine assortment Of French
- mud German Tooth brushes, dressing and fne-too
Combs, Shaving and Toilet Soaps Razors md Rnzor
stfoPs, Lalfusrsfaet7 forth Handkerchief Cologne
water, Port Munnais sc, sc for sale by
lie. G-ta JOHN II SEAY, Druggist.
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OFrlcE -. y TEsS. r. X. Co,

IVNCTJWTIl ;
A HI PERSONS WHO ARE ENTITLED 70
n free Tickets on the Virginia and Tennessee Raul
road under the RI lat of way said Company, are re-
nnested to Gull on John r. Hughes at this office, at then
earliest and obtain he they will be
REQUIRED present their ekes the Conductor on the
rain when travelling otherwise they will be required to
nav t1eir passage. THOMAS SHARP,
I feb 5-ts1 Sup't tran-'n V. & T. II. Il. Co