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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1854-05-09

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METHODIST GENERAL CONFERENCE
The third General Conference OF the Methodist Epis'
copal Church South, commenced is session ut Co.
lumbus, Georgia, on the Isl instant. Bishop Snule
took the Chair, and Thos. O.. Summers and A. Il. Er,
win, acted as Secretaries. On motion OF DIR. john
Earlv the rules of the last Conference were adopted,
for the present session. Committees were appointed
on the following subjects: EpiscUpacy, Boundaries,
The Book Concern Missions, Education, Rcvivals
and Sabb ath Schools.
The prcsilinc Bishop Introduce. the Rev. Mr.. lIo-
vey, agent OF the .Ainrrlcail ana Foreign IhTiS'ian
Cniou. who addressed the Conference nj some length
stating that he had been sent 10 tins Conference to
| offer Christian snlutations, and max their Christian CO.
operation in the work in which the Crlnil, OF wllicl
he was uI ugclt, is cngugt'i.
DR.. Doggc;t Of the Virginia Conference, o1lered'h NC
following:
10 take into consideration the Claims of the Ainericur
and Foreign Christian Union upon the attention 4"
the Methodist +. Church, South.
On motion of DR.. Eurly of the Virginia Confer
cncc, ii was unanimously
Resolved, That IL special committee be appointed
to recommend tho best mode of organizing Il lrac'
Society, and the best method OF raising funds Tor car
ryiog the plan into operation.
DR.. Early, of the Virginia Conference, presented
an exhibit of the book interests nf the VI. T.. Church.
South, which was read, md, after some explanations
from the Agent, was referred to the Book Commit
tee.
Bishop Paine took the chair. Mr.. Ralston, of the
Kentucky Conference, offered the following rcsolu'
ton
Resolved, That it is c~xpcdicut for this Genera
Conference to establish Il Book Concern proper, en-
bracing u publishing house; and thut the committed
on books and periodicals be instructed to prcpur'
their report accordingly.
DR.. Drake, of the mississippi Conference, move,
that it lie OH the table, and bc nude the special orlc
for Thursday next, ut I'D o'clock.
DIR. Lee, of the Virginia Conference, offered n sub
stitute, referring the subject TO the Committee OF
Books and Periodicals, with Instructions to repor
thereon, on Monday next.
Considerable discussion sprung up on this question
in which Drs. Winuns, Early, Drake, w. y. Smith
Lee, Ralston and others participated. The vote WA
then taken up OH the substitute offered by DIR. Lee
which was lost. The vote was then taken upon DR.
brakes motion, which prevailed, and the resolution
of Mr.. Rals,on was accordingly luid on the table an,
nude the special order of the day for Thursday at II
O'clock.
The proceedings Of the present Conference, on tn
subject of Slavery, Il Book publishing house i'll th'
South, and Il reorganization OF the Episcnpacy, ar'
expected to DC of au interesting character.
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TIIIRry.TnInD coNGREs-Isr SESSION.
SATURDAY, MAY q.
SENATE.
ne SrIatc wns ~: i'll session l"-,'ar.

The Sr,Iatc WIS no: in session ln-tiav.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
Mr.. Washburn, of Maine, presented the resolution
Of the legislature "l that State, asking an lIr!riii'Iiy
tnr lands tnkcn To carry into effect the treaty al W "Sli-
ington, und also resolutions in favor OF the French
spoliaiion bill. Luid OIL the table and ordered to De
printed.
Mr. stephens, of Michigan, reported u bill! to ana
Minucsoln in the construction of Il railroad III that
territory. :,
Mr.. Stevens briefly explained the provisions Of the
measure.
Mr.. Hamilton moved it be rejected.
Mr. Mcnrhum moved the House adjourn. Decided
negatively by yeas and nays-one majority.
Mr.. Lane, Of Oregon, appealed 10 the House 10 go
into committee on the territorial bills. rs this was the
last LAY assigned To their considerations.
Mr.. LrtclI,r moved that the House al journ, which
prcyailcd-SS against -. at half past "llr.
~ Nothing by the Telegraph last Evening.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS. May !

There il an Increased export demand for Flour. md IL
market ir firm. S6lr- Oi 40 hbls. standard BRANDS nj /:
81 per bill. 100 bib. rN;ia at 81, ml 80 bble. .x'F
family nj :, l2t. rbrrc 10 u inir inquiry Tor the -uPpiH
III" rclnilcrs md bakers within the ran.r a.. these Iuot
tionS. la Rye flpmr aud Corn M.nl there II nothing Go!n
End prices nr" unchanged.
G.Hin-Thrrc IL u good demand for Wheat bni but III.
Offering. Sales oi .i0 iGEHlu.hrl. al - 10 per bu.a'It'
priin" sou h"ra md Pennsylvania Red. and :. ~ Tor r"g'
rI0r Whinr. tn" iIarkr; il hngc Of Rye, and II IL wnn'N
nj 81. Corn Is III demand nnd price. have advanced Oh
c"nt-:OW bushels Southern yellow sold n, = cent. MO"
Onts nrc in mir rcTics:-2OU bushels Jersey and Soi'h''
sold NJ 20 cents p.r bl-hul.
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SALES OF STOCKS IN RICHMOND.

For tie rt.l .Rdimg Monday ersnins, May :, l-Si
REPORTED ~ join \. LANCASTER q son, B2oXESs
Virginia Il per cents, 81 years 10 run, none for -aie q, The
Treasury.
Virginia G'pcr cents, 81 years time, snlca Mt 500: aud III
tcrc-t.
Virginia d per cent?, OYER 10 years 10 run, sales :l"' an
interest.
virginin i per cents. under ten years to run, sales slt'Snd
interest.
Bonds guaranteed by the State, last smlrs sloi an! inter
cst.
Richmond City Bonds. n years To run, Inst s"lc. sloi and
interest.
Richmond City Tond.. s!lort dates, last sale, SI0l 10 :!U
and interest.
Virginia Rank Stock. par $40. last sales so.
Farmer Iiank Stock. last -nl's STA.
Exchange Bank stock. rHlcs Sll2!.
Virginia and Tennessee linirUni londr, last sslea 80 md
iutrrcrt.
Virginia Fire and Marine, last salc- 500.
Riclmicnd Fire h.socihtion stock. par $50, .alcs .JJ
Richmond. Fredericksburg. and Potomac Railroad S;"i'
last -alcs SlDO-livldrni on
Nirginin Central Railroad Stock, last sales 80.
Richmond and Petersburg Ralroni Stock, last snlel 81
Richmond and Innvillr Railroad Stock. lat sales 80.
Jninc- River md knnnwhn stock, last sales SO.
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SALES OF TOBACCO BY JOHNSON & rr"i'

jhhds, James VI Morris, Louisa, SIC ~, II >" ~,
lugs mt Is II and j 10: ) DR. w S Fox or, l.oni'G' u
10. . ~, s - and . ~: | y Anderson, Is; . R!clanl.
Nicholas, II and 9: > Jas Sims, 9, s ~, Tugs d 49,
and ! 10: 81 a Anderson, II IS, 81, 10 3D. s'%
II und 8 ~: = X Smith, . and 8 -; ! Tho JONI
son, u -; ! hid lenf, w " McCichcr, : e.; > G'"
Gardner, @, , Mt ! 50, . - and : 81; / r \ lhoHR,
son, d -; / B Winston, 8; | hid Tugs, Esta,c u :.
Robinson, i 30; 9 Nat. Mill. Q 80; 4 G. Jones, ! -
lu.s Il 81, Il II and 5 -; , Jesse Anderson. 10 ani -
4 Minor p Perkins, II, rs, lugs ) and 5 lH :: !
Partlow, = - and s ~: = VIM Edwards, q and ; -
Z Boxlcv, , ut $, lugs 5 A.; 3 VIM F johnson. ! "
. ~, > Mt ) G!; ! Jno Booton, 6: | VI 7 Gooc!, 80"
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SCHOOLGIRLS GEOMETRY.

From D. H. !HiHiN, w. L., Prys>s0r n E"2'H"n"7 90
hr Z. y. Military .iraq,7ny, Vat P0'n. 1888.
HhEAR SIR have ch,rr.ully looked over your :"
- and am very much pleased with The nri"hssH y rL
the subjects, sni the clear, concise InnIi;tcr ia wne" ,: 4.
have presented each point. trust that your iitiie III !. ne
will meet with the encouragement II nierlr; my ,ul
,neai.. OF i,f!nsins more generally i'll our SCHOOLS I'LL, ap i,
cation Of mathematics. which, TO all person. rn:astc j. JsIy
pursuits OF the Engineer or Architect: Is oi ". =,
practical Use than almost any other. without u co,"r!..r!
acquaintance with it no one can MAKE a ~ rpI,:
plnn of even the mot rimplc object. or use on ,. r ,
rtundinsly. when made. The mailicT IN WHICH u, ,,Is MS,
gotten up deserves great credit. The diagrams pa.I T. r,ch
uIc very correctly and neatly drawn nih VIII ~. M. blacA
len, models for the pupil. Tor driving either Oh - =
bohrd or OH puper. H., pniur, III
s,ruight Line and the Plane, by samuel SsI"",r'' ~. ~
structor in Mathematics ut Hanover. Academy, !, III. IN
hall roar-sa. The piper, type and pln'es are n. = ys
es, style OF ihc art-. and the book Hfof:'hGr n q rTr.ca, q
nouuced equal. if not superior. to ANY hhsUsa'
American work Oh the subject. nan ~ thte
I 1r extra COPY dor their own use) will be given"
who order Xix or more copies. rnoI pr.
Published by J. w. - .,rr-t.
DooHre"' "1 Richmond, -
40 q in good order. tor she C:,,;
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Flour il in irulrrntr druInnd ~ prev IuS rites. !"
snlr- comprise 5000 bnrrcl- Mt = II for ordinary s!hte' WI
g 80 tor Ohio, Michigan md Indinna. Southern f.ou'
buoyT,: sale. of N barrels nj - II - - Tor oriina'
To cool bran!s. baltimore and GcorseowD Wheat |, I'm
with M npwnrd tendency IN price,; snli. oi 300 ph'"'
fnir Tennessee Red nj )! vi. Corn Is in Incirlnt :"
inUri at steady rn,cs: sales Of 5000 Mt e,c. n !cc. 10! ~
I'd md Round Yellow.
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NATIUNAL MEDICAL JUN! ENI IUN'
ST. Louis, May 1.-The National Medical lo!iyeh'
ton met this morning. Upwards OF 3T members
were in attendance. DR.. Knight OF New liaven' re.
sident OF the Association, being unable 10 attend INC
chair was taken by DR.. Usher Parsons OF Rhode
Island, one of the Vice Presidents. Reports from the
Treasurer and former committee on publications.
were read and referred,
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MARRIED..

MARRIED. on the 3l inst. in Charlotte county. by the
Rev. +. ". Roach. ROBERT VI. al kirh'
nond City. to LAFAYETTE TERESA, daughter 81 Jno'
b. rcrd, Esq.
MARRIED, on Thursday. thr ih init. hy t!r Rev. laSii
MANLY, Lr, Col. BENJAMIN +. DICKINSON al Caroline
County. to Miss ANN L.. daughter -! James Sizrr, t.''I' "'
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INTERESTING FROM TEXAS.

New ORLEANS, May 2.-Thc steamship ClInrlcs
Morgan has arrived at hi, port, with Galveston dates
to the }Uth ultimn.
& rapid rise had taken place in the Trinity river,
owing 10 heavy rains near lis source. =.
The time for receiving proposals for the Pacific rail
road had been extended 10 the first of August.
Robert j. Walker, the president of the New York
company, wus daily expected i'll Galveston.
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NEsSELRODE AND pASKIEyTTcH.

The two men upon whom the Car of Russia mainly
relies atthiscritical'j ~uneture for the defence of bis EN-
pire against the formidable alliance which .hreutens it.
are Count Charles Robert dc Nesselrode and Ivan Fer
dorovitch Paskievitcb, Prince of Warsaw.
Count Nesselrode, unquestionably the first sta,es-
man of Europe in point of experience and ability. is
of German extraction, and was born in l1S, in the
province OF Livonia. He entered the career of di.
plomacy in early life, and his rise was as rapid us his
abilities were great. In conjunction with Capo dis
rrias he held direction of foreign affairs in the Cabi-
net Of St. Petersburg, until 1921, when his colleague
left the Ministry in consequence of the policy of Rus
STA towardh the insurgent Greeks. Since, his power
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FROM THE WEST INDIES

BALTIMORE, May 6.-Advices from St. Thomas, re-
ceivcd at Charleston, report that the British Consul nj
that place had been arrested on n charge of having
violently assaulted the Mail Company's Superinten.
dent.
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TIL: VETO,

The Veto has formed the staple of nearly all the
conversation in political circles here since lInl!-lasf
one o'clock Yesterday aiirrIinun. II IL surprising Ia
find how il has silcm.c,l general ''"ppnsition" in the
Democratic ranks. Many SrIitlrmcII, with personal
grievances against the Almillistratiui-growing out
of their future t0 he mratiiirl IN tlp dsPcnsaiiun Ot
the patrnnngr-seem Ia have suddenly forgotten that
thcv do not profess To- be administration men. We
can only account for the sudden c"nvcrsinn, on the
ground tliat thGI anticipate u very general sanction
of the position Of the veto by "ihc purity" every
wherc-a s"rt OF prompt general Democratic rally t"
the administration, despite their recent lHl'nrs Ia rem
der The misses suspicious of the President.
As interpreted by the politicians OF both parties,
the veto H. tukcn To mean that Ill bills dlsppsliig oi
the public lands excerpt in Il mannrr clrari calculated
TO bcneii, the Treasury of the. Unitcd States, will he
served in the same way.
We might write u column more on this subject
without shedding more light upon the condition OF
public opinion here a. IT, whR: il mcans, 80 fur as
the future is concerned, which is the al-impnrtnnt
question.
Half n dozen members tDcmocra!ir) who were
conspicuously ac:ivc III urging the "Aliss Dix's hir'
through either llnnse, are Of course dissatisfied
All the rest, including many VIII" voted for il, being
well pleased with it. They wanted some distiuct
issue, on which to have the party take n bold stand
Il stand 70 challenge all cnlnrrs. They have their
wish, and might find to-day, in this State paper, just
what they have brrn longing for.-tUn>hington
Star Of 1H"r$dog.I
MESSAGEOFTllE GOVERNOR OF CONNEC-
TICCF.-Ile new Governor "f Connecticut is the
Henry Button, EsI- professor in the law school Ut
New Haven. In his message, delivered on Thursday,
he SAYS 'the passage Of the Nebraska bill would be Il
great outrage 10 the people of the slave States" He
remarks tlnt the people Of Connecticut are well quail
fled to Judge OF the question, and adds:
even the ministers of the gospel, of every demo-
mination, though chiefly devoted to the study of the
Bible, IRE better qualified, i'll my judgment, to decide
on the morality of an net of Congress than those states
men whose mental vision is blindedby interest or am
bition."
The liquor question he discusses at length, and an-
nounccs his conclusion as the result; of thorough cx-
animation" that such II law unconstitutional, and does
not conflict with any natural rights. The school fund
now amounts TO more than trO millions. The balance
in tho State treasury on the Isl OF April was $54,6759l.
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Dr,TU or HON lanes W EOl,r n,x

DEATI OF HON. JAMEH ". EUCT.DIN.
DEPARTED this life. M his residence. in thu county of
Charlotte. on the 3Otll April. l-jI, Hon. JAMES W. BOUI.-
Mr.. BOullin hHd been urwcll iur come time before
lie died. fc WIS Il member oi the Virginia Legislature
FOR several ycnrs, ami inter the dcccasr Of his brother.
Judge Iouliin, was elected from the Charlotte District a
member of Congress; in which capacity he served for
many ycar.. with ability md satisfaction To the District
He was also It distinguished lawyer. lie has len Il widow
and several children Ia moan lii loss.
Other papers nrc requested to, copy especially tho TX.
ninimcr" and "Di=patcli."
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MOVEMENT TO TAKE Up TIE NEBRASKA

WAsIuyGroS, Nav An effort 10 take up the
Nebraska bill will bc made in the Hnnsc Of Repre-
scntativcs his week, by temporarily dispensing OF the
preceding business on the docket. The opponents" t
the measure threaten that ii the regular business l,
important bills when thrv come mp aud throw the
responsibility of their failure unthc urgcrs of the Me-
l,rnsku movement. Much feeling exists ana iach4'!T
Legislative warfare must lc the result. liiai thG bill
will nc taken up early in the week there Is ptt hlllG
doubt. The friends of tho measure ARE sanguinc and
both parties are prepared for the approaching S'r"s-
uIr.
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRES.

Urea, y. y, May 6.-Rnswr'l b.. SMITH drug
store, in this city, WAS burnt a, three nr!"cS inns
partly insured. The bn;Ijiut WINS owned by L. l..
Einesly. The adjoining ' stores Of Butler & Co; drug
gists, and Do"littlr, dry goods, suffered considerably
by fire and water.
OGnEssBURo, y. Y, May 6.-Three dwellings on
Franklin street near Ford, occupied by George b"yd
fire at two o'clocE This morning. The loss is covered
by insurance. All the furniture was saved.
BALpswINvItLE, y. y, Mny 6.-Ihe tHnnery OF
Messrs. Philips & Bently, with the oihce adjoining
and its contents, were DESTROYED BY iire last nLSh'i.
The loss is estimated at from Sl.,WO To sl4'Wo. In
sured IS, 1000.
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IMPORTANT DISPATCHES FROM MADkII

WAsHINGros. May. q, =. M.-DcSpatclIcs from
Spnin hive been received by the Government, and
BY! the French and English Legations. Mr.; Sonle
hns pcremptorily demanded the recall ni the Captain
General of Cuba, and n large INDEMNIFY tor me sci
crnmcnt has declined 10 accrlc 10 Mr.. Soulc's de-
mands.
Mons. dc Sartcgr called on Gov. Marcy to-day out
the latter refused to talk To him III III" ailair' o!
Cuba.
Letters are in town from Mr.. Caldrron, former min-
lister from Spain in Washington, expressing deep re-
grct ut the course pursued by Mr.. Snlllr. y.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
RICHMOND MARX IT'S NAV &C..

RICHMOND MARKETS, MAY ?, ISL,
r The iolio"in. qnu,"tiol.s are wholesale. 70, ...,
orders higher prices will be charged:
RACON-City cured. hog round. gd9t cents w..
Sides = @73; shoulders d!aG! Hams IO0ll; ON
City Hams - cts. S""h
EUTTER-Conmon Butter in demand n, from
CTS; Prime scarce AMI wanted, at D02J cte.; Gu-lep ~,
~ cts.
COTTON Y~ARNS-l70ls cts, cash.
COFFEE-l,iu Iii 1l2ict'.; Lacuhyra II, a l2!; Jsyu :,
al4t cts: Moclin Ia ID: cts.
cOaL-tnthrnci'e 81 ~ t. ton; Bituininous: 80.
Scr. [, bu.i.rl; fine. Zoe: lump lee. H
COT"rON-Trun-nciion III Cotton are very Limited be-,
We quote .! a lOc. e H..
ctNDLES-Talluw lJdl7c. Z 10: Jhcksons do IA.
Lie Ajumantine - a SIC. : perm 2'a3lc.
CORN-Scurcc at S00s2t ct.. g bushI. The s,o.,
rrh, nml -alr. in small parcels. Some i,rs" con.umcr. :;
Curn hnye purchased i'll Petersburg ana Norfolk rrc,r,,,
pui hu.i II delivered here al II lower figure. ''
CORN MEAI.-g2A !3: cs + bush"L
rLOi-E-Salrs to the trade II, $50 shippers oS,r -.
Tor .oo.l straight brands.
n aXSEEp-Sl 2j = htIslrL
rEiTuERs-Livc Geese i50iS cts. Demand lnl,-,
"M E,sITN Mry;yrs. Nortl. Carolina gross. 81 ~. +; ,l;.,
,, r" ~. .as.. Of nsr: family Roe. in bbl-. =: do !. .--E?:
Ill. 81 CIin.r,i. 81. >had so e bbL. MsckarL <
sI.Gis = hbi: No. !, SD No. 3. s.; No. !. ste$j q D.
Bic. y ID.
pcruv;nn so = ton. from wharf; 80 al.
iyrr,i M Depot or cnnnl: so 80 Ior Mexican, delivered -.
Observation-Disclosures sporting. F. Fl, and YFY
sigSi - ~ key: Blns:in:, - OdS {" = hrg
uIDES-Slau.inrrad : cents {, n, green weigh; eli
skins. green. sIal p No spanish Hide; in r""sk~r
HAr-Sl T. cwr. by The cargo ~
% AND NAILS--iip IRON SSS@i's = Ton swo!-,
SlpOdl u5 ton: English e r'th''i slv'' common ER.b-
So; American country, So lredrs"r' sp09i. q
NAILS. 81 a Jc. per ID.
LIQrORS-Brandn. Otnrh, l'npuy y TO" s3di ~
rnn.; 4. Scignrtr. 81 2'"' l' S"zrrHc: - 23GSi l-.
Messy, - g5d III; Peach, scarce at Sl@l ~ Vim,
Apple. ,0c: do. old, ~! 'nc: Hor''rrh 40: sc lRts.
ton. ~ a i0c. Rum, New hie'ni!n, ,'r; nh'SNtg, Com
mon rcciiiri .1d2srls: CINCINNATI 2'"2sc' Old Rye ~
1S Gin. IlUllrii. Sldl -; Ani"rlcnt. sc.
LEAu-1 for pig; TH1t for bur.
LARD-Finc, in hbls, ~! NlU:; III A'gt, lie, IN Jag,
l2r.
LEATHER-CioOd stamp. "3n@r' : ID. damaged 81.
.n,r: poor. l-0;ic.: upper !"ntiIrr, 81 dDd2 - y .rs
Skiring md harness Leather II scarce. "ii wHn:c! ar5
30 cs.
l.lME-Sl ~ IN S'"r': - - -. n
LrMREl-CI"rr white pine e3sdSio refuse do 8.
merclnntahlc S2o":1 "! Cs' NIX" !".'o" pm" r!its
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OFFICE OF TIE FIRE AND MARINE IN
IIST KEIEIIED 0N CONSIENMENT.

- ECEIEED On CONSIGNMENT
- SPLENDID Cold English Lever Hunting Watch.
> ~, with Cirununttrr adjusted bulnnccp. rrnl Ruby
ind Diulnond Jewels. These watches nrr greatly -upcriorto
nrIy usually found III the market and mr.: from the hes,
English mak"t.
Persons in wnm! Of II really tine watch ARE requested Ia
cell and examine tlr-r. together with Il large variety oi
other English Lever DuplrS CiIron"mr;'r. Anchor "rl
Cylinder Watches. ELIAS HALE.
NJ. a - Ian, Nuiu street
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EXCHANGE.

srERLI.G bills: 10 = 81 premium.
Observation-Disclosures Exchange, for checks on III" CHE
,i,ic. }Gl y cent. premium. nnd in demand. Lurg" North
crn Civ Iani; Noes ! premium. rmcurrent no'"., W.
ouo.r II, the following discount,
North Cnrolina. -......--...t tennessee" ...--...'.'
South Carolina .....-.---..- hcntncky-
l;,nrpin ............ ONO ..-.-.........
,l.InI,nu stat. ;rrk........2l Northern Interior .......:
Rank of MOl!lr ...----.--...!
Ill Ill 4 7, ,r,uiu,u. Si!y,r-I prem for old. New sal.
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nAr.rI Z HOES ANn SHEEP

This market ha- been with w. extremely high tho ri:'
winter, anI rxrc,i in Hogs j. no better yet: We quot"
REEF-S40 SOL T. cwt. gross. winch l" srHSll net
UOGS-Dull. az 500 mel.
SlIEEr-Mutton sell inr S3."h@ - o piece tor ordiGary
aud superior Sheep LawbS. bring s2GSi each according
Nh Il, for Ecn! sell NJ &c. T n. gross wr!sll
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T0.3 MACKEREL, in good order: tor 'ase , =;
IL My 9 r.. d. ShiNhEn' '"'
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-19

South Yuba Mining and Sacramento Ca
nal Company.---A meeting of the stockholders of
this corporation will be holden The Sccrelarys Office in
Nevada Saturday, the 20 h day of May, at p VI. A
iIl attendance is requested in person by proxy
l-2t' r ". COLBURN. Sccy and Treasurer
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-19

Boots and Shccs.---tienemcn wishing 10 pro
the most fashionable stylish Boots and Caters.
ind those from The most celebrated makers had better
visit Espcnscheid. at The BRICK SHOE SroRE, the
corner Of Main and Commercial streets, for his assor
ment is of the largest and varied and val
liable TO be found in the country Espenscheds prices
reasonable the quality of his goods lcnt
taies, Misses and cdrcns shoes OF all qualities and
descriptions. 33m
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-19

The proprietors in conducting this Rattle bind
Themselves to carry it on in a manner that will be
satisfactory to all who may buy tickets. The draw
OF Tickets, each county in the State sending COM
mlttee ofone for that purpose. Maps of the Real
Estate and samples of the property may be seen at
our office, corner of Montgomery and Merchants sts
For the responsibility of the Proprietors OF this
Rattle, and that it will be conducted, with honesty
and integrity we refer to-
His Exceency JOHN BIGLER.
Hon. w. DENVER, Secy of State,
): ID. HARDENBERG. Mayor of Sacramento,
Hon. LIE HIS ALDRICH.
Maj. ". II. HARVEY, Sarg't at Arms of Senate.
+. WILSON, Wfson's Exchange m
DAVID JONES, Hotel, Sacramento CITY
April &c, 1S54-td
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-19

SIGHT DRAFTS on New York. fhadelpbia.
Boston, st. Louis and Cincinnati Also, payable in
almost all the principal cities and towns in the At
lantc States and the Canadas.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-19
CERTIFICATE;

e, CERTIFICATE ..- eee
Ne, the undersigned, acquainted with the
parties owning the property offered in this Rattle.
and also know the Real Eestate referred to- and we
assure the Public that consider the title to the
property is indisputable.
Hon. D. S. SHATTUCK.
JAS. A. MORRISON, Nj. d.
The Nevada journal., 1854-05-19

EXPRESS OFFICE AND BANKING HOttSE NEvAD,
Fire Proof Building Main Street
WELLS, FARGO Il co.
39H c. w. MULFORD, Act.