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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-14
Fashionable Clothing.
X E. M u V A l.

IN II WI y n IA
rTHE Subscriber hegs leave inform his friends Gus
tOmcrstat he has removed to NO3 PheDx Block, where
he will be most happy to have them call and exaiRe hid
new and well selected stock of SPRING s7Nb SUMMER
CL0THNC just arriving and which for style and durabii!
y will compare with that ofany house West Of the Aekhany
Mountains.
would call particular attention 10 the great variety
Cloth and Cashmere Goats of all coor textures Black
and Fancy Cashmere Pan mountains of Satin and Mar
saes Vests. Furnishing Goods in endless variety, Trunks,
rasses, Carpet Bags etc., etc all Of which win be sold
shade lower than the lowest Remember the place, No. .,
Phoenix Block. G. GREENFIELDER.
Ravcnna, MAY ], 1854.
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HOUSE KEEPERS.

WYATT Notwithstanding more coming in the shape
w of a seifheating smoothing Iron With u handful
or two Of charcoal, do the Ironing for
binary sized family it the Inconvenience of heating up
stove the expense Of fire wood the necessity of working
half 0fh time with Irons either hoor too cold and
the unpleasant necessity OfwOrkng in swclterng heat
from StOve generally the where Irons
the old way, you have only them be convinced For
sale June |. ut BECKLEy g. RawsoN's
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Eirst comc. irsi SerVcd

THoSE Book Cases have arrived ut last please call and
i see them, they will pay the trou 1/e.
We have also, fine lot of parlor urniture the road
styles will be hear week. also, 900 pictures
erent kinds; also, quantity of Looking Glass plate, those
having frames minus the plate, have them filled any
time, by calling ut GRIFFIN & BOsrwIcK's,
June 6, 1853. Phrnix Block.
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want to sell your Butter and Eggs and get the highest
price for them, bring them to thu Ravonna Hat Store
F. s. Do not exchange them for old style Hats and Caps
will give you half cash, and balance in good
able Goods either Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods, Groceries,
Hats and Caps, or any thing you may want.
Ravenna, May 10, 1854. JAMES TwITT.
TO- Silk Hats, manufactured by the celebrated Hatters
~ Genn and Leary. When you select Hat do not get
that is heavy Hat, in two, they made of
paste board JAMES TWllT.
nLD Mems style Of Hats wide brimed just the thing for
~ old Gentlemen. JAMES TwITT.
IRONING Hats without Charge. All hats purchased
at the Ravenn Hat Store, will be keptn repair without
extra charge.
BANANAS cleaned and repaired. All Panama Hats pur-
chased at Twitt's last Summer will b. cleaned TINS
Spring without extra charge.
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blouse apad LOt for Sale.

The subscriber offers for sale his House and lot st-
@ uate Chestnut Street. in the village of
l The house is good frame building in first rate condt
on csntainng eight good sized The lot Is we'll
fenced and has good quantity of bearing fruit
good well of water and good frame barn For further
particulars inquire ofthe subscriber the premises
MAY %, 1884. 466-tf SAMUEL MILLER.
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FOR CHEESE MAKERS

WE making kind of Vat for making Cheese.
w The Heater is placed under the Vat that it entirely
the objection that has been had other kinds
of heaters, whether the vat is FULL half full quarter
full of water, it works equally WE'LL there being danger
njurng the heater by fire. II will pay you call see
them, whether you buy not Kept on hand TO
order June /. at BECKLEY e. RAWsoN,s.
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Probate Notice.

NOTICE hereby given to all person interested that the
IN Executors and Administrations On the following esates
have presented TO the Court Of Pro6ate for tho county Of
Portage in the State Of Ohio their several settlement
which placed file in the office Of the Judge Of
said Court continued for the inspection and exception Of all
persons Interested until the third day july A. d. 1884, 10
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Cynthia Capwell,,
Ue.


AT my instance attachment this day issued by Peter
Harzcl justice Of the peace OF Dcerhed township, Por-
age county, against the property and effects of John Benton
nonresident of said county for the recovery of the
seventy dollars, including the probable of cost.
Dated this Cd day of June 1854. THOMAS LYON,
3W AOnnt far Ppf
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3Aeru aNuartigrmeutg.

DIARY PAILS.-A superior article for sale twenty
June ls, '5i PRrSrIss, HorkrSs.S Co.
RMggy for Safe.
LIGHT two horse Buggy, with Pole and This, for
sale very cheap June 2, PRENTIss, HorKINs & Co.
HAY FoRKS.-Batcheldors celebrated Fork, for sale
II June ls, "a. by PRrsrrss, HoPkrSs & Co.
READY MADE CLOTHlNGi
L. DAY, has been @ receiving the last three weeks the
this town Coats Pants and Vests ofcvcry descrison and
all Priss Sio furnishing goods Of all kinds stocks craysts
June Il, 1854. Phoenix Block.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
AIDES Fine Patent Fox'd Gaitcs do Lasting Tpid do;
u do Hide Foxd do; do Enamclled do; do Bronzed do;
do Buskns Slips walking Shoes gaers pokas Children's
shoes Of description gents ans French calf Boots,
low figures, at No. ., Phoenix Block. H. H. DAY.
LACE CAPES.
splendid article ofLa Capes patterns, just reed at
~ No.. ., PhGnix Block. June 70, H.. Il. DAY.
LTMBRoIDERRY'S.-Lac and Muslin, Under Sleeves,
H do do Hdkfs do do Collars uconet and Swiss Founc
June l2 "a. Fl, L. DAYS.
June 12. at II. l.. DAYS.
(URTAiN Muslins 400 y'Js Tamboice, Floss aud Lace,
- Window Drapery, for sale low, ut H. l.. DAYS.
NTlNDOW Shades $50 pair Of Painted Window Shades,
from lest s., per pair just reed, also, Cord Tassels
Brass Trimmings, June ls at II. L. DAYS.
TlSSsTOS and Manas; another lot of Vissetes and
Mantas, just reed June 12; ut II. l.. DAYS.
EMBROIDERY Silks, 1000 skclns Embroidery Silk all
~ color; 500 do Saddler do, all colors, just reed
June I2. at II. l.. DAYS.
OSERY-3GO pr ladies White Cotton Hose the best ar
L tclc for Is ever offered can be found
June I2. Mt H. l.. DAYS.
DRODUCE-al kinds of produce, taken at the highest
market price in exchange for goods, at II. l.. DAYS.
NHkESE Sraincrs prime article for sale by the yard
- June l2. at H. l.. DAYS.
SOFT Straw Bonnets few mOrGof those soft Straw Bon
- nets which have just been reed at II. l.. DAYS
Jlusac \. 1854.
SECOND ARRIVAL OF SUMNER GOODS AT THE SHA-
LERSvILLE CHEAP STORE.
V. H0RR IL Co .,have this day commenced receiving
IA their second invoice of Summer goods, among which
may be found large stock Of Carpets, Bonnets Bonnet
Ribbons. Nautilus black and colored plain black Silks
black aud colo red Brocade do; long and short black Ms
black silk Shawls, wall Paper, window Shades, &c.
And in addition to the above fact marked cheap and
going like the morning dew. Call ndugc for yourselves
D. =. BROWN.
Will be found until further in
Rowell, Witter$ Co.'S, Store.
NJ. RICE, NJ. d.
Eclectic Ply scan and Surgeon. Palmyra Portage county
Chic. Mercury Anthony and Blood letting rcgardef
injurious.
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Legal Notice.
William Paulus, Ex'
"iiiiaiii EAhlusy EN z,
".
Catherine Merkel, and
al hcirs and legal rep
rescntatiyes OF Peter
Marlral d.,.sl
In the Probate Court Of Portage
County.

Merkel deed. Petition 10 sell Land.
Catherine Mcrkel, Peter Long, Mary Long, George Mer
kel, who resides in Illinois, Margaret Branetter who re-
sides in Germany, Andrew KzOr, Margaret Kzor
Iraster Mary Trster John Mcrkel, Catherine E. Merkel
and Looma Merkel residents Of Portage county
by notified that William Paulus, executor Of Peter Merkel
deceased has filed in said Court, his petition praying for the
sale OF the the following premises to witt being in No
In Sufeld containing "A @ 100 acres, particularly de-
scrben said petition In order TO discharge the debts and
egaces of said decedent and at the of said Court
or so soon thereafter the legally be done
d1r will be taken for the sale Of said unless said
persons appear and plead answer or demur threats.
June Nth 1853. MICHAEL STUART,
Fsbw Attorney for Petitioner
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I'RRAN FOR No, !, PHENIX BLOCK.

ROWELI4, WIITER G. 60,
IIHVE been receiving their Spring Goods for several
weeks past and with the large arrival this day d,
prepared to present to the people of Portage county,
Of the largest and best assormcs of Goods that be
found in northern Ohio Their Store is the largest the Re-
servc and well lighted, that fersonI have every oppou
nifty Of examining and judging of the character and quality Of
the goods they purchase. They will be happy to show their
goods to whether they purchase not In regard to prices
they will merely that they to be uEdcrsod by
Muy
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1854-06-14

HOUSE KEEPERS, TAKE-NOTICE.
\N7E are manufacturing article of tin Baker, for
W Summer use 1t is partabe, aud be set DOORS
with quart two of charcoal it will do ordinary buk
ing and that too in that hard to beat. Call and
see them at BECKLEY d RAwsoN's.
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NEW GOODS,

AT REDUCED PRICES.
Il w. SEYMOUR, is now receiving the latest style for
Spring aud Summer; he invites his friends and cuSto
er to call and and examine his stock Good, before MAX
ing their purchus1 elsewhere.
NAV 81.
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EXPENDITURES.

Total Co. 81 6
EXPENDITURES.
Paid States proportion ofTaxes of 1859, col
lectcd, including Shows, Delinquencies,
Pcddlers and Auction Licences Dues 1852 5j
and Township purposes, es,497 %
:" Road Comnlttes, Surveyors, Damages,
$. clerks and Judges of October election, 22l 90 o
Returning poll books of fJusticcs election, Is ~ o.
'' Township Assessors O60 70 U
'' Coroners Inquest, 6s 80 0
{" County Commissioner Fees, $50 90 0
Petit Juror Fees, 469 96 0
s. Public Printing, 5l7 IA 0
g Printing Blanks, 240 80
Bridge Appropriations. $500 90
g Grand Jurors fee lel 10
:! Principal Of county Loans, 4,l4l Al
's Interest OH county Loans lib GU
I" Clothing for Insane, trial, &C., lis II
:. TRANSPORTATION of Insane, 296 Us D
I" Superintendent of county lnfrmary, $50 90
d" County lnfrmary expenses, .sS SO
Supporting poor out of county Infrmary $50 W
Property of Paupers, "a 90 0
g Repuirs of county Buildings, 46 25 0
'.Prosecuting Attorneys fee, $50 90 0
Unclaimed costs refunded, I48 % 0
Lights and Fuel, jog 50
50 Books and Stationary, 324 62 U
.s Furniture for Public Buildings, 80 IS
Portage County Agricultural Society, l2l 90
Repairs Standard Balances, &C., rs 0
g County Clerks fees and allowances, 34l 0l Q
Taxes refunded, 90 Al
.s Township Trcasurers annual settlement, 90 90 90
" Board Of School Examiners fees, 124 81
" Auditors fees and allowances, l,6lz go Q
County Treasurers fees and allowances, l,44s 90
lowances, sUs 81 Q
| 6 Constabe's fess in criminal cases, SO "A {
| GO Justices cost in criminal cases, 4467
| Witness fees in criminal cases, $40 IS
Constabes attending on Court, 100 90
| 3" Jury in Prob.te Court, 81 90
Attorney for county, % 81
District Assessors and October Board OF
Equalization, 1,S51 %
i Attorney for defe ndng criminals, 45 Gu
- Subscriptions to county papers, 4s7t
Road materials, 81 90
| Clothing and Phsyican for Prisoners 10 03
| Establishing comfy Marilian, 80 81
/ Subscription for Map of Ravenna, 1901
i Chemical apparatus, for Inspector, 80 90
Orders redeemed issued prior TO June 1853, 956 II
l. g Interest endorsed thereon, so 95
Raance remaining In the Treasury June 9th 1854 206 35
Total 6s,277 81
IoRFNZo FROST, County Auditor.
CoMMisIoNER's OFFICE, Portage Co,l
| June 9th, 1854
We have examined the foregoing receipts and expend
tures and compared the with the and Voucher
of the County Auditor, and Treasurer aud find the same
:. rect. . ,,,ar.n.
I. NJ a. HaRMnN'( gaRVnAD'( Commissioners
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STEAMI STEAMI

w manufacturing Steamers for the purpose heat
w ing Milk Wash WATER and various other which
they convenient. BECKLEY g. RAwsoNs.
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Farmers FAKE N0tjce.

NEW WHITE FISH and TROUT, in half bbls., this d'
/ received and for sale at +. w. SEYMOUR'S.
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nARY PAlLS.-A superior article for sale at tweni,
- five cents also Tubs OF all sizes.
June 12, "a. PRFNTIss, HOPKINS e. Co.
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BOOTS AND SHOES.

r AIDES Fine Patent FoXd (aitcrs do Lasting Tipid do
II do Hide Foxd do do Enamclled do; do Bronzed do
do Buskns, Slips walkn Shoes. CATERS pokas, Children
shoes Of every descriptions gents fine French calf Boots
Congress BoOtcs Boys Boots and Shoes all of which are
low figures, at No. 9, Phoenix Block. H. l.. DAY.
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READY-MADE CL0THlNGi

IL best stock Of Rea yNadc Clothing, offered in
this town, Coats Pants and Vests every descristlon and
all prices also, furnishing goods Of all kinds stocks,
neck ties Shirts, Wrappers drawers gloves hose &c. all OF
viii be sold cheap, for ready pay; recollcct No. 3
June II, 1854. Phoenix Blo,k
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-13
4.Eksss
r A T G H. S

DAILY N Ews EXPIRE Ess
On cdncsday May II, the subscri-
Der will commence delivering the San
Francisco Daily papers throughout the
following mining camps, in the vicinity
Of Columbia viz;
Bcnsonvillc, Springfield, Gold Hill,
French G ulcl, Gold Springs, Texas Flat +,
Matclow Gulch, Mt. Washington, Sum-
NIT Pass, Knickerbock Flat, Yankee
Hill, Marines, Woods Greek, Sawmill
Flat, Santiago.
Miners can have the San Francisco
Daily Herald, Alta, Sun, Chronicle or
the Daily Placer Times and Transcript
left at their cabins promptly every day
at San Francisco City prices.
Only so cents per xeel!,
Also papers from any part Of the
world person may desire, will be fur
nishcd regularly at the lowest rates.
@ Letters Papers and Small Pack
ages obtained and delivered or forwarded
by mail or express with the utmost care
and dispatch.
Office, near Clark's Hotel, Broadway.
Al. HATCH.
Columbia May l3 lS54-7o-l m
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-13
BROADWAY
BOOK AND MUSIC STOP
GENERAL Nuws AGENCY,

GENERAL NEws AGENCY,
ind Free Reading Room ~
Where can be found Books and Sta
tioncry, sheet and Church Music. Port
folios, Blank Books, States, School
Books, Mining Views, &c.
Newspapers of all the different kinds
usually called for. Musical instruments
furnished to order. Employment found
for Miners, Cooks, &C., gratis.
Attention paid to selling Water Stock,
Mining Claims. Houses and Lots, and
a General Intelligence Office Business.
FREQ Reading Room supplied with
all the principal papers.
l shall also keep an assortment Of
Furniture, Mattresses, Carpcting, Mat.
ting, Paper Hang;ngs, LamIs, Paints,
Blu.h' s. &c.
Persons wishing anything in the al ovc
line of business, can have their orders
promptly filed at small advance OF
San Francisco retail prices, adding
freight.
l shall send down orders, weekly.
N. B. Terms Cash on delivery.
J. HARRISON.
Columbia, Nav IL, '54-79-3m.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-13
ELECTION NOTICE.

The legal voters of Columbia will
meet at the Court Room, in Columbia,
on Wednesday, the 18th inst, to dcpos-
ite their ballots for the following officers,
viz: 5 Trustees, l Treasurer, l Asses
sor, and Marshal.
The Polls will DO opca from 9 A. Nj.
to 4P. NJ.
BY Order,
JOHN LEARY. ! .Judrcs
J. HECKENDORN, Of
NILES MILLS, Election
Columbia, May l3, lS54-79-lt
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-13

70 Have q "Jorum of Punch" sir,
inquired our worthy postmaster, day
or two since, Of bona fide delegate
from the far east, where the sun sits up
all night to paint the beauties of the blush
ing morn. "Wall, no, guess not, aoein's
how l blongtu the tea-totle ciety, but don't
kere if I take swallcr o. pop, les to
komodatc." Uopn being informed that
the Jorum Of Punch was a newspaper
our friend remarked, that he 'sthot twas
sortcr onn ateral to keep likcr at the
post office, but l swanney" said he they
keep it most every wars els in Kalafor-
NY" After rumaging and tipping
upside down every thing within his reacl,
and manufacturing "dogs-ears'' with
out number, our inquisitivc friend made
a purchase and left; curiosity having put
q yankee Notion into his head to nut
a ":Iorum Of Punch" in his pocket.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-13

% That valuable property known
as the Northern Hotel together with the
furniture, &C., will be disposed of to-
morrow, at public auction. Sec adycr-
tiscment.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-13
FOR SALE.

WISHING to leave for tho Atlantic
States, at an early day, 1 hereby offer
tor sale, my interest in the Columbia
Gazette Office, being one undivided half
of the said establishment.
Terms cash.
T. NJ. YANCEY.
Columbia, May l3, 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-13


FIRE.-About 10 o'clock, Thursday
morning, fire occurred at the wash
house Of q Chinaman, adjoining the
Drug Store Of Drs. Oxley & Campbell,
on State street. The fire was OCCASION
cd by a stovc-pipc, and before the alarm
was given, had got we'll under way, the
roof and lining Of the building being all
in blaze, but thanks to the energy OF
some Of our citizens who were promptly
on the spot. its further progress was ar
rested, before material damage had been
accomplished. A short delay, and Sc
rlous consequences would have ensucd,
as tho house is situated in the most com.
bustible part Of tho town. A stric,
watch should be kept upon these celestial
manglers, as they are notoriously care.
less in such matters, and much valuable
property has been destroyed in yariou.
parts Of the State, by FIRE, occasioned
by their objectionable stupidity.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-13

MASONIC CoNvESrroN.-Tho NJ W.
Grand Lo &c of Free and Accepted
Masons of the State of California is now
sitting in Convention at Sacramento
City. Delegates from tho following
Lodges arc in attendance:
California, Western Star, Tehama,
Jennings, Benicia, San Frsnciaco, Tuol-
umnc, San Jose, Marysvillc, Yout, Nc
vaca, Temple, Eureka, Mountain Shade,
Washington, Occidental, Madison, Ma
riposa, Georgetown, Golden Gate, Gold
Hill, Ophir, Santa Clara, San Diego;
besides from a large number of other
Lodges, which have not yet received
their charters, but are working under
the dispensation of the NJ. w. Grand
Lodge.
1t was d, cidcd to hold the next annu-
al communication in San Francisco, after
which tho meetings Of the Grand Lodge
will be held alternately in San Francis
CO and Sacramento City. A fund was
appropriated for sending the r. W
Grand Chaplain Briscoc, as moral
teacher among the different lodges
throughout the State.
THE LEGIsLATURH.-A large amount
of business was transacted on Tuesday
in the Legislature. DR.. kcndsll pre-
scntcd petition for the amendment of
the charter Of the city of Sonora. Mr..
Lent introduced hill to appropriate
money and to authorize the employment
OF counsel to prosecute the right Of tho
State to the Lcidcsdroft estate; which
was read first and second time and re-
ferrcd to the Judiciary Committee. A
bill was introduced fixing the salaries Of
District Attorneys. The salaries range
from six to ten thousand dollars. The
bill appropria'ing TO Capt Harry Love
$4,000 passed the Assembly by vote
of 43 to 22.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-13

iEP ORo.-On Thursday, at the
Banking House of james Mills & Co.,
We witnessed sight good for weak eyes,
in the shape of large bag, containing
2,3l3 ounces ofgold dust, valued at the
snug little sum Of Sal ,l25, the sum to-
tai of ono weeks purchase by this en-
tcrpri<ing firm. This looks as though
the "mlncs were exhausted" does it:
We arc often amused in looking over
our Atlantic exchanges, at the grave and
melancholy strain, and positive manner
IN which writer's for said papers often
affirm that the mines Of California have
"ncarly given OUT" How supremely
ridiculous this sounds to the inhabitants
Of the mines! Yet these people proba-
ly honestly believe that there assertions
are correct, and that they clearly COM
prehend that, Of which, in fact, they are
totally ignorant. "The mines giving
OUT" Why, gentlemen, they arc not
even pro.peeted! Mining is only in its
infancy; we have only just got the little
fellow out Of tho cradle and put him in
the lomg-tom. Don't be uneasy about
him, till he puts on his jacket and trow-
sers. He can't even walk yet; he only
creeps! New and rich deposits are be-
ing daily discovered in the mining re-
gion, in every direction; placcrs hereto
fore thought 70 contain nothing, are now
places to find gold; gulches and raviues
which were supposed to bo too insignif.
cant even to prospect, the pick is now
busy revealing their golden treasures;
rivers and creeks thathave been "work-
ed OUT" damed and abandoned time
and time again. still roll down their gol-
den sand from an inexhaustiblc fountain;
and even the barren hills are being laid
low, burrowed and tunneled in every d.
rection, and freely giving up to the toll
ing sons Of Adam their quota of that
''root Of all evil" 50 pleasing to the
sight, and withal, not so exceedingly
"bad to take" Everyday experience
proves that places, wherc now it would
be considered absurd to suppose that
gold exists, will some day or other prove
rich in fnc gold, and exceedingly pro-
life in Jumps Of large dimensions. We
know places within sight of our Office,
where, fan unfortunate hombrc less than
1S months since, had even limited that
he supposed they might possibly contain
gold, would be looked upon as the prince
of "greencys," yea, IN emerald Of the
first water, and would be greeted with q
prolonged stare, and saluted with the
question Of chow many hours he had
been in the mines:" The mines giving
out! How excruciatingly funny
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-13

EMlcRANr RoAp.--A County Con-
vention will be hid at Sonora on Mon
day, May 18th, for the purpose of devils
ing measures and raising funds to have
the road worked at the summit Of the
Pass.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-13

The Exchange Saloon was opencd by
the proprietors, to the public, on satur-
day night last. The Saloon is fitted up
in magnificent style, and we can say,
without fear of contradiction, that it is
the handsomest room this side Of San
Francisco, if indeed it could be surpass-
ed in that city. Every thing gives re-
newed evidence Of the capabilities and
good taste Of Col. Thomas N. Cazacau,
tho designer, artist and superintendent
Of the chaste and beautiful arrangement
and decorations Of the Saloon. There
are also four bowling alleys, anil large
billiard room added to its former dimen-
sions. AS work Of art, it is well wor-
thy Of a visit.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-13

~ Those wishing a pleasant eve
ning's entertainment, would do we'll to
attend the exhibition by Lee & Mar
shal's Circus this evening.
Columbia gazette., 1854-05-13

~ Our thanks are due to Wells.
Fargo & 20. 5 Express, for the delivery
Of our exchanges and correspondence
during the week.