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FIRES.

spring.

Abou, clock Yesterday morning 6re was discovered
in the second story back room of the building No IS Wall
ct occupied by Nessrs f. +. Delaney and t. Genet
A. law Office The flames communicated to the third
story occupied by Messrs VIM H. Leonard, Charles + Ra
pallo and Clark Attorneys and Counsellors and from
thence TO the fourth story occupied as dwelling by j.
Smith ard family.
The remen of the district early the ground and
soon succeeded in subdung the flames not however be
fore the building damaged TO TIE amount of about
$500.
The books and papers Of Messrs Genet & Lawrence
were entirely destroyed by fire and water They estimate
their loss a. about $4,000 No insurance
On the second floor the occupants beside Genet Lay"
rcpce. were W. n Wood broker John Rankin lawyer
Parker broker: J. F. Meyren Ed F, Delaney
LAWYER and C. Lawrence notary Their Losses IN papers
ard books could not be asceraned
The occupants on the third floor sustained heavy dam
ace both by fire and wafer Their loss will not, howev@
exceed 81 COO.
The fin, floor occupied by the Reliance Mutual lnsur
snee Company whose fixtures and furniture are nueh
damaged by water but unnjured by fire rhe offices in
the baseen, occupied by several brokers were also dam
aged by wafer
The binding Is owned BY Cuban yerplanck. His ioss
is no, covered with insurance
to ner.n who has charge Of the building after Eghtngs
fire in the crate in the morning as usu1- NJ Ae3 ' -
and went elsewhere is supposed Mat Ave Goa leu
upon the floor dung the absence OF the woman VINO LIZ he
FIRE and thus set fire to the room
rIRR ~ BEDFORD ST.
shortly after IL clock Friday morning IRE wss d'
.o,,ad in the Bedford It Methodist Episcopal church
Of Bedford and Morton SITS 1t appears thai some
s,reous wretch entered the rear portion OF the edhee
and ,er breaking open two OF the book closets set IRE u
The library belonging to the Sunday School
Officers Uanifer and Mudoon of the Ninth "asd- as
covering light in the building broke open the doors ana
succeeded in e1tingushing the flames The library
.,n.ed under the stairs leading to the body Of the edcs
FIRE IN sLcosD sTREKr
Abou, IL, clock on Friday morning sergeant' haoons
.ra Tnssrh discovered FIRE Issuing from the roo: OF
house No IS secondst, occupied by MI n nun
and Mr. Mathews Is dwelling The nre org
.,ad IN tina attic and under Suspicious circumstances Ins
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FRAUD UPON IMMIGRANTS.

Isaiah Selcner, who, in company with Henry ID. Smith
hurst has for time past kept immigrant forwarding Of
fees at No III Liberiyst and No Westst was arrest
ed yesterday by Officer Spcer the District Attorneys Of
fee on bench charging hun with obtaining mo-
ney under else pretences in oefraudng George kees
ter returned Californian who his way to Hickory
Grove Iowa tappears that on the 18th of January last
he and travelling friend purchased tickets of Seoner and
Smi,hhurst for Chicago for which they paid $50 each
These tickets the accused represented to be for rcas
passage but on the arrival of the parties at Cleveland
Ohio they were informed by the agent of the Railroad Com
rany that Their tickets only admitted them to emgran cars
La, re number Of Others having been deceived in the
ssme way the authorities there united with our District At
torney and resolved to check the fraud Accordingly an
agent was sent on with Keisef to this City Upon he
ters affidavit the Grand Jury found indictments against
Seloner and Smhhurst. The latter was arrested q few
DAYS since snd is in prison awaiting trial S7oner
hearing this escaped for the time. He is sad to have accu
muaed considerable property by the nefarious business OF
defraudng emgrsnt passengers and has now snug little
place on Long Island He found concealed By Ofcer
Spcer who has been vgant and untrng in his efforts to
ares, him in the upper part of house in the Third av
He wa. committed TO the Tombs TO await his trial
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SELzURE OF SMUGGLED GOODS.

Officer De Hender received information yesterday that
quantity smuggled goods secreted in the house of
German named Wilhelm Jost No 2i7 First av, and mott
fed Deputy Surveyors Reynolds and yandervoort OF the
Custom House seareh-warrant was Immediately issued
ard about 900 worth of French laces and other articles
used in millinery establishments were found screted in
the house Mr. Reynolds took possession of the goods and
they were conveyed to the Cus,omfIouse Jos when he
saw hi, property thus carried Off became frantic and de
cared that he would hang himself cut his throat and bo~
out bis brains His manner was 20 violent that i! was
found necessary commit him to prison lie arrived in
this City from Germany about eight weeks since and it
was bis intention to have opened milner shop IN the
sIring.
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Law INIELLIGENUE.
SUPREME COURT GENERAL TERM
cuARGYs IN OPENING OR WIDENING STREETS

cu,RGys IN OPENING OR WIDENING STREETS.
The ARGUMENT in the matter of widening Wallst. hav
been uded Mr. Mott counsel for Mr. enoK snd others
yeserss that argument the widening OF Fourth
Dc up Ts'Sn 'ss .l s
the Corporation the appeal was not Prs:sat ne way
:.s' ,SS WA. unable 20 ssaS his ,sr bsas sick III.
5'0 that s . sS m
oule business of the case mat NJ neay n pay me 40
the could be argued well now 40 am Inns rns Question
"a. Sop Se T the; Ssr" benz s BY our
questions in The wGsas Si' a DC ss,S.1 ss
lion b, two Commisoners scheeni when three wsesworn
hat .peet sa there great upon that subject i
desirable that this argument should DC ops 'u
ssid thai Mr. Dillon cannot attend 20 IT, while .snsn thai M
hesry sid the counsel shared between them.
some MehsI her, emsrsed Mott be perOo, Mr.
replied that matter and not merely pef''ns
The S. aid % siIia %
his Corr, would decide 3 IN Che ps.sD ' s..0 .ow.s
oI said 10 q e re- 81. gssoa TO d..
S st SG'S Ss sra the Of
aid - day '.fS and nd & ~. ss aa a os.
Ssv charged 75 ts,s each and there no prgs.1s hn Thy
Of III hours. and ys. s 0sioT n. s w 'a the .% ~
am de.irou. Mr. NJ aud make motion to that effect to
widening 0fhe avenue until THIS es' has boon
RoOevet inquired would be tho effect of staying pro-
NJ AZ
...,n,nts AZ he cannot now 90 widened
ais for tbs appeal said there
ber besides mentioned BY Mr. Mott The client for
ho rom the II mt OF bis Tote
for an and .owed - damage Anonsr oary
allowed bat OIL lot camsxs fof twenty
.t shr on had been essed hundreds OF dollars for
lei, nj 10 the side lots -, .,,--, , =.
M Mott (who of tbs recently elected Adsrmsnl said
hs. Ar. before ae Comnen Council but
az nbabity will all Proceedings u tns anlsss
m. n cone allowing hes- charges OF eOO0 sof to0DO
. tbIn, lhey stand Thsre proposition 10 open
the City another Broadway but We will
. 90 an WITH n charges ~ 10 cos Ths
10 the they have nsh 10 make Tho
their which they do ths the tho Cof2ors
r shall legal advice % the Commissioners Of Esi
Ia they do not &C, for the Corporation
& a. uryste tho commissons and to naks tbs
charge They right in fact, 70 ehsrss they hsd dfswn
s e r.ror according the tns las the Sonnones are
ey,d Which bu instead Of thr the, use printed form:
"a rhae per folio making three or four copies
With ether Counsel makes tho SUN % -in this case for
Counsel fseS, over y 2,o'o
n IA whether shall D. sustained NOT Judge Mitch
that could be easily decssd and Judge
in the same said could be without citing
suthorities -. .,..o, ho,A =. "A ii,
,b.t there should be Legislative action On the natter sad
dOuots tha. exist respect 20 the costs
shonld BE- adopted by the Legas'ore IL, L. 49,, 49,.
the snouid Do heard TO
80 from next Monday and In the tine procesdin
relates 70 any eopuLOry me collect o' Dc
"a
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NEW-.IERSEY ITEMS.

JER.EY CRY FIRE DEP,RrNrNr.-A day or two since
D,sa,t IIose Co No s. got their carriage. Ph1nx
H. 90 M will get about weshsdne The
be Of remen joined tho FIRE Drpsrm-nt snee the
Ia equals the number bn resigned
Ensns houses been repaired and apparatus pat oris
the Fire DC considered eciens Asappy
x,s, bovey-r wanted The Common Coosci bn spprop
,ted a. 800 OF house for Hook aud Ladder
n 6t the Chairman OF the Committee Ia, detmlusd
th.he viii not borrow until he can be sNn'd o. the
amoun liabilities Of the city rts inorDeion wi" oosoV
Ne ouina sst the books being ported
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EcruREs. MEETINGS AMUSEMENT

LECTURES MEETINGS AMUsEMENTs. &c
SATURDAY. March 4 1854
N aRpss LEcTURE-Univertty Chapel sP ~
I NcNuLLEss ADMINISTRATIONS Institute ? P. NJ
wv Ross W.ILacEs DIscoUEsE-A Apollo Rooms Z. P "a.
oyr yos Low. Kill o. Cure " Wsilseks II ?
Tar or d BsEwERY-Bsralm Muserm, dsY and evening
Nnsr.yER NIGHTS dream and Domestic Economy" B~ay
MnsryNEs NtcHr DREAa and The Toodle" BGrtons p d.
Jfyctr Tons CABIN, P " and ? P M-Ss;iori
TscIE Tox's C.RiS st the B0wery Ih.ster 7 p. ".
Gro CHaIsTY WcoD's pa, fniH Broad
BUCKLE HousEEi h0pe.n Deiines'ions5 Bxsy u
NIyYosK AsPHiTBEATER-Eques-rian Bo~ery P
SIG BIrz ke.suyyes,nt in.dtats 65. Bw.y
RsoApwAY MESAGERIE-Animas-6 b~ay, ~ " % 10 p VI
ixpvsrEY OF ALL NATIoSs-C Palace VI, 70 dusk
WpoLE osID-S79 Broadway day and evening
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roof entirely burned OF together with the upper or
attic story. Damage about g. 200 The building Is fuly
insured TIE roof and upper portion of the adjoining
building occupied by Mr. Cornell AID M Lyons WAS asp
considerably danased together with the furniture 0; the
occupane
TiRE BEOOKLTS.
Yesterday morning ab9u. oclO'k fire broke on; IN
Murphys clss. factory in John which was damaged 20
the extent Of $500. insured
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MAXINE coURr-B.ior. Judge TaoM,ox

IsJURr FRos BITE or DOG.
Elizabeth Mclaughlin ssL frsdersk WsthzsL
To recover $500 damages Tor injury to plaintiff son,
from being attacked G5a bitten dog sad 70 belong de-
prooYietor OF b1ehss esseDs In Wniamt a.
go reed TO- The spt hsvsg been brought Ia the name ofths
lone instead Of behalf Of the held b. tbs
Con ale claim aesion o o OF sssice OF the
% xhss a. wss .ex- Jadsnen for plsants ~
Before Judge HcCARraY
Pstrisk MnrDhJ Az, James Porter.
By an earth carman recover damages for personal
,,rx n. ,devss which pls'nd osdns
n. Win ~ byass being erected ~ dsfsndsat
~, ,yer v.y owing being andsrn sed eHesssteo aud
nd al. hor,- down His leg broker
sIe he He the ssaermnns va ~ nes
defence Is ssd plaintiff bad equsn
.ssirs ror sidewalk snd also rhs he 10 de-
and engaged his business and
eoVer The eolsy l4int was dismissed
INDICTMENTS FOUND By THE KINGS co. GRAND JURY
The Grand Jury made their hna presentment Of bills
on Thursday IN the Court u Oyer and Ternner, and we're
siscbussd The following the hs. Asdsmesnon tmoe
hch Exess ydinz secom noes
don rsveleTs required ia Conspsey Dsords desss
H. selling Liquor without License "a bggsry tnha asfs
Burr .y s>ccnd AssalE snd Battery hurass
Total And previoos found iall for eonisp n
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MARRIED..

BuYL-FOLLYrT-In Bstsvs New York rse H. rrs1sr.ek
yueL OF Troy 20 sarah amelia only daughter Oh 'e' NV
RAYwARD-TYsoy-oS TAsssasyJ loan ~ H:yv:a of,h.
MAJ - naot ~ y..rS Of tbs ciy) ssr.s . ''''
william TJs e, a.. o de Of ssoAssia
JoLn M.sa, Esi Wersssfk s,.s 81 Asrsss-. Ns
MLs D. Of sos.on ris dsaSstsr The lee Rsv JeAa
Ne. aAx-As Jsnsy CITY on Ii: al an -
Ss d QUO ssyEoar 20 JuiA Aassssssas ssS
daughter Of ~ C. hefsa'
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v.,-.,.t pei.ASry whoss death VS. esnsea oy 80
a. ~. sht Of the last BY her clothes sea 49,
ips inc fron . srsse during the tsnpor.r, .ssAe' VI
The Jury reno red Q verdcs Of sectienfa DEAN
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yresr DISTRICT CoURr-Befors Juds. Gsrsrx

prslITY KkgPiyG JLNksHOP WITHOUT LlCE'sk
Tho City Of Ne"-YorI AT r r. aeI Lufg by
without The defendant Twas aid shop
policeman proved that he called
On informed hin that he procure
lisea,s lie that ne had license but Afterwards
!,rs th. he brousbs for the pensty judy
49, fsr ala n; N so. beipf amount srd .oss
Tb.re other on the bo' he parties
h..s ,inc. u bfough obtained iesnses the matter
ann prou ises costs and setted
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The Gather continued bad yesterday IL was no'riiny
but there was shoreess OF mud submergng all the
City In the evening there dense fog With the usual
hindrances 10 navigation.
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CITY ITEMS
METEOROLOGICAL REGIsTEK.

hEUIoIAINl
g, ,s,-rri,o-s By Standard Tismss-etrrs, No CA@Sys
c. Z. sosgErTI.
1854. a. u D. sra
March OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IS 4Ot ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-03-04

Dr CoyELI Dentist Office No. 10 Bonl't, nercoy
~ NJ. n, MARQUIS patrons Others that se some wsess o.
hrce be again post and VII emp his skill ana caro-
form. r.y nod fer the beneht ot their tscsn-
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Not h.ve ue. love me! On snss ssVs s~s
So revsr 10 . srsnr.ly misedi
R,se;edl ,nd lust When hoped 10 De oes'
Yose.rt be Ia ssrpc-tl IL must be 9 Jen ,.,.,
Ard ali this too after getting the picture OF tne .ue
witch done At Root. in his Gsso,tssn s, Ss .. p.v
pect. Rest pcgres jus, BY o. hsster,s M We
"a. he rlesue ss done superb stJs By tas nr~
OF Art sta a. Ne. - Broadway
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I Advertisement !
nation holds q perpetu-

lie assembled Wlsuoui ga shs Las.on
co,sr,,. a. gr.dys peerless gallery No SO bo,iSv LAY
Webster Cahouu look ~h the sa ct nteseaee 10 .ns
and ali the yinz eritss 10 politics. sci-nce law ciyioy
S ats TIE dram. ard he commercial world seem e. greek yea
Won p.' along you want your second self you can ITO"
BrGys
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TAdvertis,ment
From The Sunday rmes, FEB. ~ loN al n

Uerripc's double fange Wilders Fason' anu
,.,o,ble Patent Fire Champion Sac az -, 49,
oh es.orn-s DO no. blame any s.pi. ma
% =, ,skI, then They are the hardest Of hna 49,.
r. ,s tb.f thoush h.r sad ~sls must Dc
this and roPe-t As ~ ~hsh oss
49, h.s Pet-rsears virginia 80
~ Hsrrss s.fes witAsed siege Of ZANE 70, msa
-. y ~ IN, bed with the knob melted GA -
80 ,,p.t Even he inside pant wss not e''ee saa
in Mil, specie a.. skea Sn rs drswsn ~. b.,
cTrs esfy the fac, IN letter Nr hernas sa M
- o r,fsr 70 10 Highly compli nsatA., -
.IA Nh. safe was Hsrriaxs "CAsnpions
49, Sc xhere their Qualities have bee, tested sssn =" HA'
h.sr. sx.y the be.t" from al eor,Peusose
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WILLLAMSB URGH ITEMS.

PoIIck ARRrsrs-The Police of this city msde s55 ar
rest. a.. ending March hs following chas Burg
sr.ps r,spv assault ~ith oes3ly bigsny.
- ssssnt officers s; sbADdonaen, q eei areeny vs. Assault
policies p rsai p drunk snd disor-
81 q rurk a0riery 22 breach OF psses.
olatrr cif, ordinance insane .apicion Of s-soa aus
pccn Of steeny assault Iotai ID Lo en'ee o''as"'
in ~ TOTAL ~
N,n,Cpipa s,es utng II coloredI i0l Germany SIS
I,anS I2j Fpsl.ns n S,tl,nd s. Wales 81 Poland u Ua-
known IA
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RALPH WALDO ENEnsos-The DeEt lecture Of the Amt
slavery course in the Tabernacle viii be delivered by Mr.
H. w Emerson and VIII doubtless attract great attention
from The numerous friends OF that gentleman in this City as
well as from all who are curious 10 listen - the ephoso
pber Of Concord in his treatment of question OF political
reform Mr. Emerson has usually commanded large sud
epees IN his Brilliant and subtle discussions Of his fsvorfe
intellectual themes and venture to predict tina. ne will
call forth general admiration by tbs vgor and point OF bis
sloqrence in this comparatively move! Sphsr.
LECTURE on PoE1Ir-A lecture on American Poetry,
by Frederick CozzeDs Esq announced for delivery In
Hone Chapel on Wednesday evening neI: The favor with
which been received forDr OCCASION has
called forth request from, severso The friends Of Mr. Coz
zens headed by the Hon Gals1 CVerpiankor b repetition
IN thi, CITY Mr. Co1zens n well known as al accsIn
pli.bed scholar ard viii bring refined taste and rare
CT lure to the calculation Of his subject
Mr.. A,pins Fourth Lecture French Literature viii
take place TO night at the Chapel OF University place
Subjects Dumas Hugo de vigny, &c
The CoLeer. Of the Philharmonic Society VIII take place
Il night at the Tabernacle. Orchestra about seventy
strong Conductor Mr. Eisfsld-
The Rev Iaac Westcor Pastor OF the LasA6 Church
La. been preaching large congregations every evening
for some weeks past; Numbers have been added 70 the
,n,,h Id 10 marrow after the morning service some
o,s AZ 20 be admitted 20 church membership BY
baptism
y, Armare of the Norfolk Baptist Church, Is TO osp
to b;,.v oersons mex, Sunday morning and receive MO
,bs Commrnioo Of he Church about ninssy IN u. a''r
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meeting of the Representatives Of the Fire Depart
sn va. hel A. their In Fonrthst rhursday evening
IRE object of the meeting take acton N relation 20 poces
resolution adopted satnorsns tue
address commune alton 20 the Lsss
tor title sections and ~ 10 rofcr-
nce 20 the the number OF Fire Wardns 10
be appointed &c.
Ixorysr-Coroner Hanford held an inquest yesterday
Wa the infant sou OF rnomss.irmoie
hn died Yesterday morning FOm the eviisnes eicss
rendered verdict Of Death from want and exposure"
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JUNGLE TONS CABIN."-This great Drama (ths
% he performed pury National roeser nos called
- OF he Drama" this afternoon and evening
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o,,,rs F.tI-A man named james Clark fell from q
of the Franklin Museum the yard below and aus
f,cssrs Of right leg ne wn conveyed 70 the ~ fo
Hospital
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noon Dr Samuel Baker Of Nsshvie Tenn President Of
the Souiheru a 2ust Bible Board has accepted an nv
ton to the Pasror.:e Of the Frs Baptist Soc-y of Williams
bur-h
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The smi snnua Celebration Of Columbia College WIZ
take place Monday 70 commence at 10 "c'oes inc
College Chapel There will be speaking by TWO "eu 'er'
OF each class and the award OF testimonials for excsence
in study and conduct
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RrRxKp TO DrAIH- Coroner Gamble yesterday held
:, Ss ~ Desnosy q % The setI child y Jsss
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$780,, or Ca.yp LARcESr-A young man nanisd
NhAk"a y, -. ,rrs,tsd on Thnndsy nxht By Policeman
Az nd ppufy Marshal Weeks charged Si.o rosolns as
20 the s7co On ne srrs o me sscasa ~
u non -. bsId by Jusiee Wood TO await exsminaron
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M A,pins Fourth Lecture on French Literature Will
take place 70 night, al the Chapel OF University psce
Subjects Dumas Hugo de NIgny, &c
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The CoIoer. Of the Philharmonic Society VIII tAXe pace
tc night at the Tabernacle. Orchestra about seventy
strong; Conductor Mr. Eisfeld
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DExIT DIsPESsARr-RLPoRr YoR fLBEcah,. ga -,
Xhois nr,n6er Of o.tents treated LflO pssnI o a.
,,rssd a. lie Dpensary Ioos their dz.IinFs ~
sn.e, t1s Nstyits: United stses 80 Ireisna
eouufe. So Result: under tfes.nset -, s.nS
as ,ent % the Hospital, died IL rrs'ehP'S s'PA
Z
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18
"rp..a1A a:,es Coward
WILSON'S EXCHANGE.

Opposite sae American 7;Aeas1e ~" Custom
HOrse, SE' soI,," sfT'c:, *nn FIrltiato.
Twy II !, above Excelsior Establishment, rich is fire.
z proof and FIVE stories high. (being the only five story
house on the Pacc) is finished and sltrtidy fur
nshed throughout Although it contains hundred and
seventeen large rconS with facilities D;ate
hundred ogrs- such has been the rush Of customers
he Exchange since its oon etion, that the ropretors
have been induced lease aif of the FIRE proof bios just
erected by Lieut.. Maynard and adjoining the EXch! gc.
This will add seventeen large apartments, and afford those
facilities which the increase Of trade requires Cur pres
Ear wi in few days, be removed TO the first oor i'll
the Maynard block door north Of where The Bar is
present.
No 1airs money will be spared render the Exchange
the Excelsior Hotel Of the public and keep Tnce with he
rapid growth aud improvement Of wonderful city s.d
state.
With the above Inducements, the Exchnrge confident
" offered the million deserving their patronage
and although not disposed to be Ui"-dy and tiumIet
praise abroad hearty thanks chtettly
dered the thousands that have bestowed W on Us
alike their favora and money. Not unmirdfu Of the forn-
cr shall duly aJprocia the latter and tcTrocate ir
future in times past the smiles of OLD a,j
greet with pleasure ones-who probably vii
pose the lar gest PORTION Of the world.
san Francisco, Nov. 20. 9 3m
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18
FITZGERALD & Co..

IEnDnrFN;< a. II BCNICIs ln
HARDJTARE, AGPICULTURAL TOOLS, SC,
NJ O. 100 Battery Seet, san Francisco, keep constant
~ ly on hand
TOOLS. Giacksmith's, Carpenters, Nllwrglt's, Ma
chnist's, Whcewrjrhts Niasons, Miners. Coorcrs
kinds of edge tools.
-uEIALs.-liorse, Wrought, Cut and Copper Nails ;
Spikes and Bolts Sheet Copper, Brass Lead, Tin and
Zinc: Lead Pipe ard Solder
AGRIC ULTUR4L I1IPLE5fENTs-P -Plows, OK
okes and Bows Chains Cradles &yhes, Snaths liakcs
Forks Spades shoyels, Iiocs Field and Garden Tools
Of every description.
and Pocket Cutlery. Tea and
Table Spoons, Tea Iraysand CaudeS;ics Hollow Ware
Sauce and Frynglans, Gldirons, and full assortment Of
house furnishing goods.
Lnglish and American Poxes and Springs american
Locks and Latohes. &cc., &c.
E1- agents for NeTings Saamardcr Safcs and EIar-
blezed Iron. No. lOJ Battery street, san Francisco.
nov I9-ltf
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18

Lr1 S,dc ]'qttcg, Gerern ttqy & Washington StS s. r.
III iii Subscribers this day opening large and desr-
& able stock of Newmae clothing (from the celebrated
manufactory Of Messfs laHfod y Bo.,) which We are
The line consists Of everything usually found in first class
jobbing houses, all neatly and trimmed aud thoroughly
made and sold under guarantee.
also showing up line Of Boots and Shoes adapt
cd TO the city and Interior markets to which invite in
ection Buyers Of clothing ard boots will fnd to thr
advantage to take look through before laying
out their bills, assortment is large style Ot good,
prime and we bound to sell cheap.
VEASEF & co.
B.-A superior line Of furnishing goods always on
hand. SEPT 10 ,5S n3..nl Sh
The Empire County argus., 1854-02-18
Pants Gully! 1T Wholesale.

V5T f. take this method to announce to buyers the kind
w Of goods exclusively deal in. viz: mons ;qnta-
looms and Ct at the point at once. to respectfully solicit
the trade OF "ll cash operators. We are importing and
have IN store for this ts bnsn the largest stock Of
coast as all are bound to admit who will take the trouble
to look though, and we propose to sell them for cash. at
very low figures The line comprises every known blic
from the dnes docska TO the cheapest kergcys, all wei
made. cut and trimmed, II the n- fashionable ard sub
,ahtla manner CGfTound of sairets wouli Iartic
ular call attention to ave located at Old stuui on
the corner of Sacramento aad le:dceloN streets o tc
the Nicaragua and PuciGe mail steamship orccs where
for three years past. have been regular dealers in cloth
ing and boots, but from this date forward in pants only
FRENCH y EUGGLES
Brick store corner Of acramento and Leidesdor sts
sen Francisco. Oct &. lSJ:i-n2 tmI1zh