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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-03
= ABKAHhH r HfLLYKK,
u Aarshai for soushsrn Distrio, Of New York.
U 5. Commissioners Court.
BEFORE L Z Sill veil, E,a.


Fan 2.-Th< United States EdUGrd SeIbv Alexander
C0ale being examined by hr. J,mes RidSw teposed
that he vas soond mats Of hDAmericaa ship Londos
her Mt age Selby wAsVbe OF the leu
Loacon England the l''h lStn OF December last,
bound for Nes York We had crew OF twsaty Ave or
twenty ELK men; I'D left tock about hour, In
bows; the pilot ordered some into the lighter
then got foul Of Btsamboat; he thought the
tshovpg hard enough and he sung ont to them, "Why
don't you shovel Selby said 'Who do you call boy you
odd big Ers lsh son OF -" The pilot turned round
and said yeu want kick up aboard this shP
you will get the Of it" Selby replied, that he
. New York boy md he could liam" any Of .
beard that boat he plot ordered me to take the
aft and put him In irons the only officer o
deck at TIE time ! put my hand ON Sslby %
take Aim aft, upon which he struck me WITH
his fst in the face / inohed him, and he
then sung out for hts shipmAtee sAyisg Ship
Mates thpmates, come here; there eighteen or
twenty Ut the forscaste enough to hear aad
what was taking place; two more Of the men d.
rectly jumped upon knocked down. ana kicked
several times the pilot hauled of Of mel got up
ard struck med Jack with my Asst Ssby and the
others got hold Of me- and hold against irea
rail- and got about half way cvsrths rail- get my hand
under the rail and held 5elby cried ont Lst pitch
the So overheard and nnhh HIM" soma one hauled
aeby of OF me; foil In board my fsos and hAnds;
the ship In thu stream deprived Of using my
auho ity for about ten minutes struck Ssoy and some
the others with piece OF wood which took mp; the
mate then and took Selby Aft
Other testimony was given and the Commissioner hsd
the prisoner for trial
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Lieut.. Francis *. Murray, U. q. q.

lrINm vac SssAnuAn hspupHcAu, jan. 70
The noble conduct Of ttis Off er Who nAppsnsi % ba
paffeng-r boad the i'll ed staamshp San Francisco
has elected the warnest prlise. The aid wncn savs
to Capt Walkins the brave suSsr OF toe o. "a
to his rueriug words OF hope which his
manly couags enabled him to utter 10. tn. relief of the
distressed and inexperienced around him. have been
recorded in the thrilling stAtsment of sergeant S1sth
wor h
The scene dreadful It was WAS not nav TO this gal
liant officer He was board the brig Washins ton at
tacbsd TO the Coast Survey, commanded BY the accom-
ibe Atlantic washed overheard Capt Biohs and
ofteen os.rs aud men. among them Lieut. Murray
or all these, bslleve Mr. Murray the only person
who resained the brig. He hauled In BY . seaman
through OF her ports aud did good service sewing
the vessel II. was 10 the shipwreok OF the u soop OF
Rostn, Capt Pearson. Three YEARS ago he vas
placed In command OF the iron steamer Jefferson attached
10 the Coast Survey and intended for survey
Pacific coast He encountered succession Of aaes
broken In two He succeeded, however, by his courage
and good snsbip, In bringing h'r though wreck
into port in Patagonia In his letter TO Prof BAchs,
superintendent, he eays:-
In conclusion. cir need har iy say that ABA adon
this vsste with feeling. Of deep regret but With
ssioutnes that my cuty requires It, Fer ssventy-two
hours AL hands constantly deck 1t the pumps
and bsilps without reAt crenched by the.sea end BE-
pupbed BY the cold. 1t sppearsd lat pothiog bat c
great for gratitude that this accorded
to uso
That Kind Providence 80 gratefully acknowledged has
for fourth time saved him ON the psrila OF the
ssvec hin to minister to others Who srs strangers on
The deep Long may be live TO adorn the service Of which
he shining light and 10 reosive the plaudih Of his
oonntrymsn for his fidelity his courage and humanity
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The Marin Case In New jersey.

TO rBE EDITOR or rHB new YORK HgRALD.
Plsase allow sir to your report Of my sv1.
dspcs the recent trial OF James Marin at Bergen.
I,tsted distinctly that Mrs. NJ - death occssoned
about fur inches across iA conoavs surscs ~
lover end that said rupture produced death By loss q
blood and shock 10 the nervous system that the eps
was much enlarged and diseased contnog oonatdera-
beabscess near its upper ena that such disease ws ~
baby due p~rty - asd asus which aeounns wners
deceased resided and partly to her intern -
would, OF COURSE increase the liability Of the organ 70 rep
turs from any espse that rupture osths pcss was so
tin "a spoptsneous from excessive coesescn ont hAt
such case the aperture would most likely b. ctrouhx
aud the OF the organ broken dovn By the prs
Of elots and finally that the rupture Ia the 49,
under cousderatos clearly the 81 uo.
Give vNy such vosscs being either blov or fAu fce
4 srvatsr tr kss height R"pectfuIly yours,
A&XANDn W. DOU0@9rY, u .
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u tied States District Court.

BFfOfe HE Juu0e Ingsfto :.
Fm In The cdS Of the Untcd Stats ogatN.f -
Rsoe mo prisoner respectable Ioshiss middle AGED
tried ard convcte, last term Of passing coon-
tsrfet coin. Mr. Dyott his counsel nov moves Tor -
arrest o Judgment Ia censequence Of alleged
OF the Juc re To the iury and ,nsnds that eagles anA
qusrsr eagles wers left the prisoner for the purpsse
II piong thsm there proof that he intended b
psss or ut,sr them Mr.. y Donoing opposed the -
ton on the mart OF the govern the Judge r.
served his decision which viii b rendered this (FdAy)
raornipg
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United states District Court.
Before Hon Judge Ipgerson.
N uu a fnunxIa

FIR I'm Tie matter Of alexander HeltYonw, cIaissed b.
ne Br,hsh government Faga,ue for alleged al ~
Fmloy this the Presos Of the United States
tAnsntsd to ne Mar,hal yesterday ords- for delv
ering the accused TO the claimants In Anoo
sth the order OF Commissioner Nelson not
Judge MITCHELL Of the Supreme Court OF city OF NeV
YORK ordered his discharge from custody The case nov
G. mes up on hsbeAs corpus with view OF having ths
question Of authority =, issue tested BY the
c, urt OF the United States.
The Judge granted this writ and the Marshal Was a.
lewed until to-day to male Ills return, which u -
fcllowf-
l. Abraham T. Hilyer. Urised States Marshal for The
ths now hold and detais Al hold In oustod AexAa
der Helborn named In said wrs under and by Of
commitment OF John Nelson, ESQ Commissioner duly
ind by the Circuit Court tho United Stass tbs
Souten dat iet Rev York, under and by virsua Of
ses Of Congress enlisted aet for giving scs oertaia
the appehe1 and delivery of certain ndsrs sp rovsA
August II e4S which said mn dated the 9Th day
OF 'snnay 1851 OF which said commitment hereto
ABRAHAM T. HtLLYGR,
u karshal for soushsrn Distrio. Of New York.
Dated February 2 1854.
At the opening OF the court Mr. Buatesd said that hs
would hke acJourpmens OF tbs caring of this
Mr.. Commissioner Nelson wonl hsvs to mined On
his records. He would esteem II favor il hear
leg upon the return post oued uoiil I, morrow
Mr. HITTING thought tina issue shou first bs taken
the return. The party must either admit deny the
retpin
Mr. busTBxD would put In for nal reply, making up 90
issue oo,h VI Law Hnd fAos,
Whereupon the case stood adjourned until tomorrow.
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Superior Court-Special Term
Before Hon. JucSs Ho6maa.

FHB 2.-7Iids Weyant Ug Nep Fork and HU I'm
Rail- Dad CmJcny verdict fousd for the painti
for $780, subjsct to opsion OF this Court apon
70 BE- made With liberty to either party the sans
into . bill Of exosptons. The defendants moved this
Court At Special Term for directions TO send the
the Court General Term In the Hrst instance without
being heard pp,n Argument 1T aptcisi Term; bu. the
Court decided the practice TO Do only In Involving
dbeult questions II law that could be dons, WHARF
there express direction OF the Judge ryins the
to make hat dispoeidon Of II The motion must
thei efors b denied, but without oosts.
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Ine bonoon Snrddy ItnS OF the 9th January, says
The ipcl ment state ef the weather. which during the
week psst has rendered horoughfsrss nearly
able with masses Of piled up snow and canssd almost
total dappeAasce Of cabs and public vehiaes our
streets has produced desolAting ELECTS upon the metro
politsn theatres Whole families. frost bound By the do
msso hearth, have b,en unable venture abroad At
night and the fun Of Clown and Hsrsquin has We L.
ent to say, to The present advAnoea period In thu
ho'ays been utwltnessed by Thousands of the rising
sercrston As 1t Ia the frost and snow have been
great camper upon managerial Juvenile joilty
The theatres, instead Of being crsmmed have In
yuiAblr sesn them 1t ths season exhibited, with vsry
ew exceptions, miserable appearance; in1eed We be
sve thar the receipts At the London theatres
Boxing night have been aer tnan kuswn for
the fnt week OF the holidays. Let ho~ever hope
that there is "a good time coming for ths manAssrs
and that the weather returns 10 Its customary
mild muggipess, shall have every phase Of public
amusement crowded with aooks Of eager Juveniles aod
shoals Of sdmng admits. All ,hs fan, which has besu
frozen mp BY the pc.m ut ~sson will then be let isoss
shouts OF ecsfac mrth and shrisks contagious laugh
ter will again make the chandeliers ring at the Theatres
ard mana viii camille they wont to smile" at
this fsssiys OF the year. In toe oiousnsss OF
full pockets and ovsrA wing houses The programme Of
the wWk's entertainments has remained unstsysd at
nct Of ths theatres saoe Boring night 20 far novelty
y aurvsinn HsmisV ~aa risvs, 1t the Prireess's
~ ~ Uhasiss kssn; nd ~. fhsps psrosso Say
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lock At the Sadie Wells theatre The drama OF sPot
sut Pass after long And most sucssssfsl rua At he
Olympic BIAS teen tsicn f.on the BILLS. and rlsn he's
sxtrsvagxnzs Of "Tke Camp NJ the 0yn yic" aud tbs
farce ~ the ,Wanderpg MINSTREL subsdtutst As
nrriry Lsre morrirg psrformarc OF the pant IA ma
-as sisen iet Wesnes lay. hlch ATTENDED oy
sumerous ssssmblAge Of those <ho from t,s ate of the
weather we're unsbs TO visit the thessro tins sang
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The C0mptr0lIsr's Report on Salaries.
Ey the report OF the Comptroller relative to .aariss
&C., End that the aggregate amount Of increase Of
fasres during the 1885, to city and county eosrs
inducing police was STA 1854 and the amouns paid for
extra services during the same period 81 400.
The following 10 toe recapitulAtion:-
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Theatres and Exhibitions.

BowKRY THKArRx.-Ths atest version Of .Uacs r,n
cabin u to % given again thus evening At the s"r'
price of admission.
BROADWAY TunAnx.-"Ths Cataract of the G.sg-," Il
1.-THE Hope Of the Family " will be added
BuRross THEATRE Mr.. Burton will treat his pstron-
this evening" anott of those ShAkspea rsvsls
which have mace his theatre ular He gives "a
and all the original music The pieces has bsen
months In preparation, and will undou t.dy be payei
better than bfore in this Nc Burton sud
every member Of his company are iucuded In the cast
NATIONAL THEATRE The drama founded upon "Hot
Corn ia The attraction for this afternoon In the
ming the original version Of "Uncle Toms Cabin Is to
BE- given, vii Mr.. and Mrs Prior htt, CordeliA H,wArd
and Mrs Howard In the cast The houe continues to be
full.
wAIIACK's TmArRE THE entertainments for this eve.
n,ns arc ,of me 40, 0sass, Of Ianis5s Co. lave
Il Deo and other popular entertainment
keats can bo scur At the Office Of the theatre day
BARSrxs MUSEUM This positively u last week OF
General Tom Thumb 1T the Museum and those desire
30 see him must so st once There In good drAuxtc
performance this afternoon and g. and tbs gaGs
may be ses without extra charge.
BROADWAY MUSEUM NKSAGERIa This place Of amuss
ment bas become quite popular. and the Broaaway
prcmenAoers d. he hons gate interesting.
Bz ct Suy vesant Institute Ia givisg an assment to
fell honses. de combines mirth and magic together
jo,pg several songs We notice that they ali appear
In the ogranme for this evening. RENE mber the old
place, Az 5reAdwAy.
TnK GREAT JULIEN BURIEouE at Chinese Hall No SO
Broadwa has had long run but IL still attractive Tbs
Buckley Ninktr Is ere all good musicians.
wooD's MISsrRms AT No A, Bsoad~sy, this evening"
the Woods MinstreIs give Of their rate
The programs Includes songs daaces ballads, bar.
iesques, &c, DC,
Mr. CHANrRAU has been performing very successfully
Charleston Ricl nd and Warrington and CONNIE
short engagement, Monday last, At the Balti
Museum.
Tpx PANS THEATRES -Duripu lsh3 fsava the f,us;t,
ii xn) 2b7 new pieces wers prosucea At the pinstssn
Paritiau theatrsa. a fo)love.-
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Opera Operas 4; b.lsts Observation-Disclosures. 8
Con edis frspesis- Comedies, 3; dramas, 8........ 8
Theatre de rOlera Comiqus. Q
Th eatre de 10. ou.-Comeciss, dramas 2....... s
Theatre Lyriqus Operas co iquei q drane lyrque,
J.; bAllsts, 2; prologue l........................
rheatre du Observation-Disclosures, "a divsrtbss
nsno ~
Theatre de, VAr'e es vsudsvies % par odis, 81
Theatre du PAlAs Royal -vaucevss, 20; revue, L.. ~
Theatre du Gymnase -Comeies, 4; vAudsviies, 4, di.
vertiestm.ns, .; proverbs, 1.................. III
Porte Saint Martin Dramas, 81 vaudeville, 1; psnto
mines .; fpeetacle, L.. ......................
Gate ID aDas, vaudeviiIes, 7............... Is
Anhigu Cosaqre -pramss b; vaudevilles, 3; specta-
Gle, u prologue, 10
Foles Dramatques -yAudsviles, IS; revue, l; paro.
Theatre Gu Cirque -helodram As, 3; spectacle A.. s
Dclsseemsss Comiques. -vAudevilles "a revue 1:
70
seaumArchais dramas, Q; vaudevilies, a. ...... 2s
Luxembourg -Drsmas 3; vaudevilies, IL; parodis 1;
sJeotale, Il revue, Observation-Disclosures. Is
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Supreme C0uIt-In Chambers.
asfors Hon. Jus e Oisrks
FB 2.-Mdytia Phtbtn dds. Richard Kfmmey and Oilers
Order 10 show cause dismissed. without costs.
Ddutd Seldom ~ Thomas VamGw % der that plaintiff
Join tbs heirs at law Of Thomas vsrnys with sxsoutor
&c.
N ne xatr Of ne IMPLICATION II cia Steers Sen Rea,
kaak-Ordse 9rasAed
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ing eau be sidsred proper mods or vay OF
the geods Il has been sometimss claimed, when the
question Of ths liability Of co carriers has been prs-
ed ssfore sours that whore tbs c,nsgpes Ut tn
OF the goods but Is third persos, the ruls ia
when thee no personal Delivery In orssr to AK
his re-. pom Utility cease, must no. sply land the
goods in . proper place, and give due and reason.
abe notice thereof to this consgnse, but that he
nust sIso, after tho goods unlsdsn secure them
by housing or otherwise. IL no cons gnse apossys or
be nsalsc,s refuses sos, pt the goods rhe De
hct Juogs II the Souths n District OF New York when
the case o. tie Ora ton before him. br this
report Of the case In BAtohfod Cr,ut Court ports
lSt teceed, That IN well settled cou,ss Of trade
such e exsisd IN New York In rel too 10 c,ssttug
seb, the delivery OF cargo the cook WITH notice to
ia owners Of the time and place of unsdng them placed
TIE Cargo 81 their rk and discharged the vessel from
liability But that in the cargo addressed TO
mere consIgpee tae oil wond be under the farther
o. n 70 ss,n,s me pfors,'s r uasd. en-
goocs There are many good and substantial reasons Why
the carrier saouc bs required 20 do more ~hers there Ia
personal delivery In the whom this consgnes
third perop than should be required OF him when the
copsgtee Ii the Of th- goods. Bat wAivinx the
confederation Of the question ~hsther df.reat rule
exit. IN the from wha exists In the other viii
ccn.cer this the conss the OF the
goofs The carrier may not be bou nd under bill otladng
IN ths ordinary form 70 uplsds his cargo the plscs
sctsd w the eonssnse H. however the carrisr ssos.
the 3lacs 10 land tie goods Re must select and
rae and proper place for landing them. What would b.
quality qua nifty OF goods, would be good and safe
snd ~ cpsr place for landing another or qusy
quantity Of soods Has then, the carrier In This o.ss
cone that which Is equivalent to personal delivery Of
the iron to tbs consenee he has safely unlatea IL In
ssfe and proper place. and In safe and proper manner
and given due and reasonable potics TO the conssnee
thep he has hs he's not then he s liable for the do
sge which has been sustained BY the loss OF the iron
cccssiousd By the breaking Of the pier upon which II wa
BY the carrier placed On Friday the z5th OF Jace, at
Aoo1t ii O'Clock A. about seventy or eighty tons OF
the iron hsd been discharged and placed ths pier
ThssstAnt dockmastsr seeing that quantity he pier
and the shieh II placed, Aod that those
board In tbs sn' x dsoh'rsios more, Ard apyre
hssAas dassss sssaasd W. sassaaa eftAs nAjsse -
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d. tnOueAn0
rs give and bequsath the Hebrew Congregation o..
3Nev Haven, Conn i've thousAud dollars.
49, give and bequeath to the North American Rslis
Ss sty and STATE Of Ne. York, ,sir Noses Monssaos,
London, their eent) ten tavusAnd dollars.
q 1t being my 60, nest wish to operate with the
aid Sir Moses Monssnore OF LONDON Great Britaio in
sdsAvorns ausorats the oonotion Of cur unfortu.
bate jewish brethren In the Ho, LNnd and to secure
ZEN the insstmas privilege Of worship flag thsAtmgAty
according b oar religion. without moestaton there
lore rve and bequeAth the sum Of atty thousand dol
a 10 Be- paid BY executors for said object. through
hs said Cir Hoses hoptenore in such he may
sctsy 10 Of any legal other d guilty or Inn
sdmea, In the way OF car yng ssid bequest In ssct
recording to NY Intentions thea and in that case, de-
lire that the said Of 6fty Thousand dollars b. ia
ssted by ny In the fou alton OF society la
khe city o; New Orleans similar In its objects to the
Norh American Relief Society for the tudxsnt Jew II
kerusa en- PAssire OF the city Of Nsx York which
have before referred In this my iAft will
IS 1t is my wish and desire tbs. the institutions to
hich have already alluled 10 making this will we'll
those which In the further OF making this
I'll shall refer, shall sot disqua ied fror, inheriticg
by legacies to hem sde Tor reason Of not
but on the cost1rv. oes;s that the psrt,ep iotsr
xstsd in such nsttu tons and nv executors shall fsc
ats their orsanaaten after my posi-
Die and thus render them duly quAded by Law inherit
Is the premises according to nj wishes.
1 49, give and bequeasn to tbs Jsws' H,spitA sscssy
the city and State Of New York twenty thousand dol
20. sivs and bequssth to the Hebrew Bsnevo,ap, So
kdsy "hashsbat Nafssh," Of New York, ave thousand
Al give ard bequeash to the Hebrew Bsnevolent o.
Hey, aGtmslest Chased" Of New York, ave thousand
olsrs.
kupd attached TO The Hsbrs~ Congregation "shsarsth
Of the city u Nsv York. and TO said consrsrs
Ion thirtssn thousand dollars.
S. give and bequsath 70 the Educational Icstituts Of
Qsbrsv Ooaerss alton Bria leshurumv OF the city
r, yss York he sum OF three tnousand dollars
u pvs asd bsQsssth - tAs Rssssw 0osusgansa
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07
PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE.

PRIVATE MEDICAL OFFICE.
HUNDREDS Of those who have con-
tracted disease arc disappointed Of a
cure by not calling on DR.. YOUNG at
first. He will forfeit any sum if he fails
to cure any case that may come under
his care, no matter how long standing
and afililting, such as ulcers, tumors,
nodes, punches, pimples on TIE face and
body, pains in the bones and joints,
wakefulness, trembling, copper colored
sores, wasting of the bones, emancia-
ton; loss of appetite, strength and flesh,
sores in the nose and ears, loss of hair,
weak eyes, itching humors, &C., &c
Many persons, after being relieved of
all external appearances of private dis
case, suppose themselves cured, but at
ter few months find they are troubled
with various symptoms which they new
er had before, and which they find It
impossible to relieve.
10 all who are afflicted in this way,
DR.. Young would particularly recon-
mend trial of his skill. The symp-
toms with which you are troubled are
caused by taints in the blood, which
sooner or later will destroy your health
and happiness, No person who has ev-
er had an attack of any private COM
plant should fail to consult DIR. Young,
and take few bottles Of his invaluable
purifying medicine, as they can rest as
sured that their blood is in perfectly
pure and healthy condition, and that ev-
cry trace of disease is removed from tie
system.
Recent cases cured in from two to
FIVE days, without change of diet or
hindrence from business, or no charge.
DR.. j. G.. YOUNG,
Corner of Montgomery and California
streets.
Office hours from 9 A. NJ. to s p. NJ.
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07
STEAM SAW MILL I!
LUMBER! LU1MBERu

The Subscriber, having leased tho
STEAM Saw MILL, situated about miles
east of Columbia, belonging to the Tu-
olumne County Water Co, are now
preparing to supply HUMBER The SUI
periority of the Lumber in the vicinity
of this Mill, with thorough knowledge
Of the business, will enable the subscrib-
er to furnish very superior article to
all who may favor him with their pat
ronage. 3-r
@ Inquire Of the subscriber, at
Clark's Hotel, or at the Yard in the
N. E. part Of Columbia.
ROBERT SHAW.
Columbia, July 3, ls54-s2-1
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07
NOTICE.

1, ISABELLA DICKINSON, wife Of G.
D. Dickinson, of Stanislaus county,
in the State of California, do hereby
certify and declare, that from and after
the date hereof, intend to carry on
and transact business in my own name
and behalf, and on my own account.
and that the nature of such business is
the keeper of Public House and Fer
ry and Ranching, and 1 do further GER
tify and declare, that l intend to trans
act and carry on said business in the
county Of Ssanislaus in said State oil
California.
ISABELLA DICKINSON.
Subscribed and sworn to before me-
this I'd, day Of August, 1854.
E. S. MARVIN,
Justice Of the Peace, Stanislass Go.
August 10, 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07
WATCHES & JEWELRY
SELLING OFF AT Cosr!!


The subscriber, being now engaged
in erecting his fire proof building, which
it will take months to finish, on the
corner of Main and States streets, wish
es to dispose of his present large stock
of
WATCHES & JEWELRY
previous to erecting his new store, as he
will then purchase an entire new stock.
As he intends settling permanently in
Columbia, every thing he sells will be
warranted to be as represented.
If the stock is not disposed Of soon
it will be sold at
PUBLIC AUCTION!!
His present temporary tent being in
secure for sucb large and valuable
stock, he is anxious to sell off immedi-
ately, and will guarantee any person a
Great Bargain, who may favor him with
a call. Call and see.
Repairing 8. Job Work
of all kinds will be attended to as usu-
al, on the premises. All work guaran-
teed. z. JALUMSTEIN.
Columbia, Aug. 5, '54-91-tf
Columbia gazette., 1854-10-07
REMOV1L NOTICE.
zlc..E-EMgY s UEU8UE
Grocers & Dealers in General

MERCHANDISE,
have removed to their New and commo-
dious Fire proof store,
Corner of Broadway ond State streets,
COLUMBIA.
Where they will be pleased to see
their friends, old customers and all who
may wish merchandise of any discrip-
ton, as they aciH keep the most extern
sive stock in the southern mines and
satisfy all who may confer their patron
age.
Goods will be warranted, and sold as
cheap as they can be obtained in any
town north or south, and also delivered
free of charge.
N. b. Goods purchased in San
Francisco by resident partner, at the
lowest rates of commission, and forward
ed to the mines through agents in Stock
ton and Sacramento. Address
A. S. CHURCH,
Corner of Front & California SITS,
San Francisco.
Aug. IL, "a, 80 If