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SP Rim G., 1864.
FRESH IItHDNyI ARE

FRESH HARDWARE.
NAT z. q. DOSNAN Richmond have received by the
w yorkshire" "Balc" other arrivals from Yufope
their Spring Importation 81 birmingham Sheffield HARD
WARE, CUTLERY, GUNS and sADDLEY and from rnAnucto
Ties In country, full and complete assortment Of
American Goods rendering their stock
consisting In part Of
600 dozen Table Knives and FORKS and Pocket Knives
RaEnTs OF RoigeTs Wade Butchers and woste nholun,
manufacture; and Scissors Shears embracing ali
the various styles and qualities, part new and
beautiful patterns
1850 dozen pairs Twisted Link Trace Chain
80 dozen Grass and Grain Sryhes
300 dozen Wedding and Killing Hoes various makea
$50 dozen Ames RoClands other makes Spades and
Shovels
~ dozen ray and Manure FORKS
90 dozen Rim, Knob nd Morce Locks with Brass white
aud Mineral Knobs; Stock Locks, assorted sizes; and
Pad, Chest. Closet TIL and Trunk Locks assorted
goo dozen Curry Combs, Of all qualities
200 dozen Axes, Of Virginia. Collins Simmons and other
Manufacture
800 sns double Bar's Percussion Guns par. Of nne
quality.
Pile, and Ea, grea, variety Cast shear German and Dis.
eredstee Castings Carpenters and Tool and Build
ing Hardware generally together With all other articles
kept In the Hardware line
AL Of which having purchased cash on the most
bic terms they enabled and disposed any
ular house la this or other markets.
We have recently made additions establishment afford
Ing ~ greater facilities fof exhibiting goods
invite Merchants and those visiting Richmond
aud our prees assuring them that Gort shall be
give them satisfaction. W. sA q. DOMAIN
Importers Of Hardware, Cutlery, &C.,
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KsskA Sa EH gsssa Ea

o. - ~ EssR E}
RSHM3Nn 1N n, nETGn ,Ia IN, 1911 HAL,-
the Juue the Passenger trains will run follows
Leave Rehmond daily at 6S O'Clock, \. NJ
I" Petersburg " 4. NJ
Leave Richmond daily at so'elock, p. NJ.
Peter, burg -" Az NJ
Chiidrep over three years age. IS
ool,red person. in servants car .......... -
attendance children, pcrssns which
the price for white persons will be charged.
purchased at tie Office and to getting the
where no tickets are sold
Leaves Richmond Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays at
ceo for For, walhs whsr. take the steam
Fare to Norfolk or Portsmouth, saco
servants travelling by hcm,civr. mus, b. furnished by their
masters with two passes that he retained the office
and must be expressly stated the that hsy permit
N b.-rAe Trains will run by riei%G 1cs time;
omceRtP RR Co, June Ia,h, 1854. jeiS
EiNOR OLD POINT, NORFOLK AND FORTS Z, S>,S-T1
~ M0llLi-on and after this date the steam
both going and returning throughout the washing
running in connection with the steamboat AUGUSTA Capt
the Richmond and Petersburg Depot Gocck NJ Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday.
Returning the Augusta Norfolk the alternate
VI, Tuesdays. THURSDAYS and saturday, at ~ NJ for p0r
Fare to Old Point Norfolk and Portsmouth 80
Fare to coie's Kings MIL drove ......... so
years over twelve years OF age
half price.
Servants through
servants travelling by them.eve. mus, be furnished With
passes be retained the ones expressly
stated The that they permitted travel the boat
and cars.
Brhe freight all articles going by this from
mOnd' must be paid in advanSe
omce Richmond and Petersburg X Co.. June qoth 1854
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Pm RSER Hp@ Sga ~

~ HhsioNp AND pANNnIk RAiIRoAD-oPks TO
On and Monday March Is 1s5S
Train Win daily lsandAys sxesp,sd hond
Roanoke.
The Train vim for the following points only
Manchester Robious Coal Field, romahAvk PovhatAn
toa. Chna Amelia Court House. wyanohs Ordinary
Oysrbys, and Roanoke
Leave Richmond on O'Clock NJ Returning leave Roanoke
~ 1910 O'Clock, II. NJ. II -
ohidrsL and under 10 yesn Of age, haifpries
Servants travelling BY themselves must be farnshed
that be retained In the
Oars.
Passengers for Halifax H. Danvs oreensboro can NEE,
those for sAiem aud Salisbury North Carolina
days, Thursdays and Saturdays at Roanoke PassnKes
for CiArksve, Milton, North Carolina Yaneeyvis
Moss Co.'S Coaches At Roanoke,
and Saturdays and for Milton YAneeyve BY fAxs Co.'S
line, Mondays, Wednesday, and Fridays, at Roanoke.
Passengers for Lyneh6ug via south sde Railroad and naES
Cos Stages daily.
Through to ynchturE. Is 20
Halifax u h,'.......... 90
0recnsboroash, NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
10 10
...s.iO "
Milton, by Vlagg Co.. hne) .......,........ W
Ianceyytle, 10y same,) 10
oarksyilie, 10y Moss CO. line, ........... 8 90
Milton NJ o., lby sAmcD 3 90
"faneeyviue, NO, 10y sameD .................. 70
A. rALCorr,
NH Is Chief Engineer and Superintendent
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- HOVER jet show.
Baths Plunge Baths Hip and Sponge Baths bathing oaps
'ath Brushes, with other Bathing sppara'u' f9rssls b
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VIM o. ELAN, whom oheery recommend 70 the
Of friends nd the public. MARCELLU6 HMTTIT
April IL. A, q. ELAN
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ukkREorfPE ART, as praetised by wHITEIURsT
h All the improvements Of the day. for
hseu worldwide reputation gained
smnencc without proof Of such the eonrrry
o years OF study and adopting
Which have so rapidly succeeded each other
gained the highest distinction Oh
PAIN victory when competing with the Artists Of
r W. mas also gained that highest OF all honors,
OF patrons who daily thrOng which
not only gems OF but 10 their
posseesors. " >"
Microscopic taken In the improved
OF Cases fames Loekets 4c hand
and At the most satisfactory prices.
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HUME GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, in store and
n for sale by
ZIMMERMAN
" VENTILATED Observation-Disclosures nm. ~.

VENTILATED NATURALIZATION. -T6Is Pat.
ent Refrigerator introduced fu confidence that sI t.
objection, 10 he "a kinds are ey can
~ Uhogt violating the iawr that cold Tie
ppopa are the Yentator Double Cover Valve,
Hnd employing confined air the agent Nor.
eeeNeral M nor Improvements, which when
pprecaied hey are made In the vey manner and lined
sa.sby n =, gt,,s.gegg',,,,,. f"f
myit C,,r.. SCI. ~ t.. ..,,HN,
SIMuEu GOODS.-Ihave just returned from ms second
Wg Herth sh iarge supply Of Clothing Furnishing and
-I uoo which 81 the latest STYLES intri1sd
noe ny visit 10 early SprnR which would nyits t ns,i
attention q those In want assuring them that my plebss s,s
aae m The most favorable terms Whtch
them much loser than The regular price. HENRY sgaryR
corner Main and Pearl streets.
2 bBLs PIChLtD HANDBOOK, Tor sale
w. - JAS. WINSTON.
nh buiS-. Wt1I,HO-oN- No. . wIIshIY-Ig., -.
N0D ceired PEI steamer, and Tor sale by ~
"',e - wADs ". WOODBRIDGE
- ~ received per sohr Hanover, for 'ale By ~ ''
@hle COCO wAnK VI wooLDRIDag
hIL u.oTtis.-Ja,, received Y, X aud 60 1o,d on
- tse''Ns '"f th' low ~ WARREN 4 PERKINS
- No ~ HaEe square
-leo eoIe, prime hes'lns Lemons Is Naples
yls LOUIS j. BoBsEUx.
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FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.

FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
aUAHLES & BROOKE,
No. 10 Pearl street, Richmond, Va,
DELIGHTFULLY."- beg leave TO
IA have received Of the largest scE, Of sPRING OODs
ever opened 10 this market They nov sale on the most
accommodating termI complete every thing in
We hhoe Hat and Bonnet line which would
be TOO tediousfo adyersnmen Merchants visiting The ey
VII please give call determined 10 sell on az FOOD
term, ashny louse In this or any other market mh9
OEICE.-The Partnership conducted BY the undersgn.d
~ s ihisday dissolved by mutual consent.
UhhHD HlbL JH VIII pay AL liabilities Of the hrm,
'hsr Of the partners Wlreeeve what may be due
RICHARD HILL Ja.,
BILLY w. TALLEY.
TUE sUBsoRiBER In leaving Richmond his thanks 10
s friends who have cOnhded their business late firm and
they will continue their fayorS TO Meul NIL RAW
h"o5. n. W. TALLEY.
RICHARD MIL, H. and UPWARD O. RAWLINGS at the old
stand on Main street below Banks will continue
uantat all business IN the line Of General Agents via Ung
out Of Negroes, Renting out Houses and Collecting 81 Claims
RICHARD HILL, in,
- -. -. EDWARD q. RAWL1NOB.
HbISSOLITION OF CO-PAWTSERSITIP.-Th
~ firm u EJNN, SMITH CO. f. This dsy dissovsd bv rn
tua consent Al persons having claims sEan the concern viii
please present them Tor settlement u viii
make arrangements to their possible.
WIZ. o. ELAN,
MARoEJI.Us SMITH,
hPhlI A. o. ELAN.
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Esa Ess 49, 80 @aSg

sSt,.->. s,a.. t,oUth-ns- and oom'orta-
Su- schcduc..-7Ncice Daily from Richmond 90 Hcu
York toi Transfers Passenger, BQ0a9 through TIE
Baltimore and Philadelphia, reo or ertrc
18th Of the following quick
comfortable schedules the inland
Richmond daily on O'Clock,
O'Clock NJ arrive in New York daily at A. NJ and
Pare to Washington. Is, class seats. $
q" I'd Observation-Disclosures. w
!" "Phnadelpha LIST Z" ".;..:....;.....;.:..;. o.
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no % UhiuAHI.
SIZING TRADE or 1854.
- ~ 10 COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
~ MLHGlANf WEisIiFR, No. III Main street have re-
cyl and opened The largest and best stock on
~ ""i t trfug hrd summer they have ever offered f,
i FIt we're manufactured by themselves erprsssv Tor
N', Atl Ibe sold a. low they bought ir arv
lIh.llnu ~ ihrir pfcscnt stock they will continue H.
'' ~, NIl te aIHay' 'fef. and desirable ~
c. ~ 1000 Afge stock ~ siRrs, fancy nd white: Fancy
every deception Rubber Goods Of aI styss! rnd.,
DiaEeT Hosiery, ~ every style quality and eycry
- ''''N'' u'A''y 70 be found 10 a Clothing House.
MIN e MERCHANT 4, wElslGIR,
Il "" FAht'-Ihrgugh 90 Dagger. Springs. .. a, IN
- DO 10 CnyInrtor T. o.
DO 10 CalIahsuB .... .............. q gt
p...... - DO 70 White suIriur. .......... 7 90
~ Sss,iasy 40 y NJ connect n Buchsnou with trweeky
" sges Tor The above places, both going and returning
mhs BOYD, EDMOND 4 DAVENPORT.
Ab PHESS.-t am mailing superior and bIvbiy an
H'u haY Press, with which three car from
"' 'A'c f"r' aud was awarded the highest premium.
t.ii ~. BALDWIN
lt5 Main street, Richmond.
HuISLh EEPEUS will End In our stock eorp.,e a..
t,2ILnent on ihe following articles, atIow prices
Linen aud C1tton She.tings
Beaohed and Brown shiftinvs
Blea he'd and Brown Table Damsst
Damask Tale Olo'hs, All sizes
Damask NAPKINS and Doylas
1Very DESCRIPTION of TowelinR
BED Tick; summer Blankets
ddffsns2sTent on SIN, for covering Chandeliers
Checked and White Mating, Ae
.p ,,, Parker BAYLY 4 FIMMo.
hLEANs sJGAHs.-iOO hhdS. fair TO strictly prime In
- store, for sale By '' ''''"'' u"
H' \ II, sKIEKER, Gary street,
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mn 10 OhIef knEneer and SUPPLEMENTARY
ap ititNiOND AND BOsfON LINE or
,5N6S ~ PACRETS.-This line 10 composed Of Mn
04xSthe following vessels, from Bostop RyfS
s6every WEDNESDAY: .2,<lkaS
Schooner SUSAN, Captain 8. q. Rogers,
wESrOvER, q. O. Roger,
" COURIER, J. b. Rogers,
SHARON, J. II. Nieierson.
MERCY TAYLOR, Cyrus Ncter,on
JULlErTE, Obed Baker Jr
These vessels Of the nst class built
and have superior aeeommoda tons for passengers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains qualified
Tor the trade and who will exertion
hsy w be oTed up and down the river by and
relied on to sail promptly, as advertised.
Merchants going North ordering goods Boston,
to their interest TO ship by this line
esht VIII always be taken as low by any other vessels
to give satfaction. ~ ~
OF patronage. -"
The vessels will lie In Richmond Rockets In Boston a,
howes Wharf, DAVID CURRiE, Richmond,
,oa ALLEN wELCH, Boston, IAyents.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22
MY HOME.

- q
f.5r BY C. J. GREENHAM.
Oh, dost thou pine for yellow gold, -
Or dost thou sigh for fame
10 gaze on glitt'ring heaps untold,
Or win the laurel'd name
Go, go where ring fortune smiles,
! Over land or oceans foam,
And sport. with each her wanton wiles,
But give me back my home!
Yes-give me back the wealth that lies
Within my native vales-
The yellow tints Of sunset skies,
The odors of the gales
And what's to me the laurel'd wreath
For which stern champions roam ,
A thousand stems mclifuous wreath
Their incense round my home!
There friendships tones in gladncss call
There smiling faces meet,
And pure affections s accents fall
In cadence thrilling sweet;
Fen should my stately dwelling be
Proud tow'r and gilded dome,
No star of JOY can shine for me
Till l win back my home
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22
POETRY
81 From SAe Ireka Herald.
COME HOME, PAPA. aa5

The following was handed us by Mr.
+. A. Moore, with a'request for a place
in our columns 1t was written in
Maine, by the little daughter of MIR.
Mann. Mr.. NJ is now mining near this
place, and We are happy to learn has a
good claim: @i4g ina.g ii4
Come home, papa, the shades of night
Are gathering in the sky;
The FREELY shines with fitful light,
The stars are out on high '.'9
And twinkles, bright the evening star;
We've waited LONG come home, papa
Come home the birds have gone to rest,
In many a forest tree,
Within their quiet home they nest
Thy bird is waiting thee ).
She softly sings to cheer mamma,
The while she waits-come home, papa!
Come home! a tear is glist'ning bright
Within my mothers eye!
Why stay away SO late to night
From home, mamma, and Il
Alas alas her meanings are,
That thou canst not return, papa!
She says the white sailed ship hath borne
Thee far away upon the sea- '1
That many night and many morn
Will pass, nor bring us thee;
But bear thee from us, swift and far,
And thou mayst not come home, papa
| thought thou wouldst return when light
Had faded on the sea h'il p
How can [ fall asleep tonight,
Without kiss from thee? '
Thy picture in my hand l hold,
But oh ! the lips arc hard and cold.
Come home! I'm sad where'er I 20,
TO find no father there
How can we live without thee so?
I'll say my evening prayer,
And ask the God who made each star
10 bring me home my dear papa!
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22

A singular petition is now before
Congress In 1916, Mrs. Elizabeth c.
Smith, of Missouri, under the assumed
name Of Ben Newman, enlisted as a
soldier in the Mexican war. She dis
charged her duties faithfully as sol
dier for ten months, when her sex was
discovered and she was discharged from
service. She has since married, and
now applies for her pay andbounty land,
which she certainly ought to have
Norwih Coxricr.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22

SOMETHING SIxGuLAR.-On Satur-
day, one of our citizens, says the, Stock
ton Post, inelining towards eggs for
breakfast, on breaking the shell Of one,
discovered another, egg inclosed. The
inner egg was complete, shell aud all,
and somewhat larger than a pigeons
egg. We have heard Of wheel within
q wheel, but this is the first instance
that has occurred to US Of an egg within
an egg. ..9'~. - =
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22
NOTICE.

This is to certify that NEWELL & Co.
are no longer agents for US in Stockton
or the Southern Mines, and have no
right to use our name in any matter
The business will thereafter be conducted
by us on our own account.
ADAMS & co.
Stockton, Mch. IL, '54-73-tf
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22
NOT I CE

The Tuolumnc Co. Water Compa-
nv, have declared dividend of per
cent on the Capital Stock of the Com
pany, for the month of March, payable
the Sd Of April lS54-at the Banking
House of James Mills & Co, Columbia.
w. Fl. CLARK, Pres.
r. A. RorINsoN, Sec'y.
April /, 1S54-73-3w.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22
BATH HOUSE ],

The subscriber having elegantly lifted
up the rooms, next to the Jenny Lind,
a. O
BATH HOUSE
is now prepared to attend to those of his
friends and the public, who may favor
him with their patronage.
Those wishing nice cold or warm
bath, with all the ct ceteras, can now be
accommodated and perfect satisfaction
guaranteed.
II 4 room, to which there is a pri-
yate entrance, has also been neatly fit-
ted up expressly for the LADIES'.
-. Messrs Henry Sanity s Co., Bar
bers and Hair Dressers, having removed
from their rooms on State street, are
now connected with the establishments,
where they will be happy to receive their
customers, and attend to all those who
may desire their services.
800 JOHN T., MATTHEW'S.
columbia, April l, '54-73-H
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22

Press OF THE UNITED STATEs.-
According to the census returns Of lS-
30, the total number of newspapers in
the United States was 274s, of which
SIS were Wing, 742 Democratic, and
ll90 neutral, Independent and relig-
ious. a.s yt1ua1 70
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22

IMPORTANT The Adventists tells
US that the whole of tbs wicked world
is to be smashed and burnt up on the
10th! of May next. The Springfield
Post suggests that, those who do not
wish to leave the world with printers,
bill on their conscience should fork oy-
eY before that time.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22
A G. E " T. s

Columbia, ,........J Harrison,
....... "A A Hunnewell.
Sonora, a,.........Y anney & Roberts
" ........ Woods 4 Purdy
Advertisements, Subscriptions, Or
communications left for the Columbia
Gazette with our agents above, will be
promptly forwarded.
JOHN DucHow, Esq, of Salem, Mass
is authorized to receive and receipt for
sutscrip ptions to the Columbia Gazette,
for the Eastern States.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22
QUANDARIES.

I
Knocking at the wrong door, and hes
itating whether you shall run away ant
say nothing about it, Or stay and apolo
lgise. vrfe5'se -aa7 s..i9o .
Crossing the road until you reach thu
middle, when you perceive gig coming
one way and cab another; go that il
you move on or stand still, you may
possibly be crushed by borth.
Finding yoursclfin damp bed on
cold night; and cogitating whether you
will lie still and catch your death, or gel
up and dress, and pass the night on TIC
cane-bottomed chairs.
Paying your addresses to pennies
fair one under the impression that she is
an heiress; and, on discovering your er.
ror, having the option of marrying the
young lady or Of being shot BY the
young lady's brother. oys.i
Dining at a friends house, where you
must either drink wine till you become
intoxicated, or refrain till you become
disagreeable.
Coming to four cross roads, one of
which must take to random, or just walk
back q mile or two and inquire your
way. -
Being blandly informed BY surgeon
that you can either have your leg a,npu-
tated, or leave it alone and die IN few
days.
Finding yourself called OUT fighting,
and being called an ass, or declining, and
being stigmatized as a coward.
Seeing a man by your bedside in The
middle Of the night; so that you may Ell
ther smother yourself with the bedcloths,
or allow him to 90 it with plaster.
|
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22
A CARD.

The undersigned takes this method
Of recommending to the public the
"PEOPLE s lARhET,"
ANDREW HocHMouTH, Proprietor,
~ Main street, Columbia, r
Where the most choice Beet, Pork
Veal, Mutton, &C., may always be had.
He cordially recommends this Market
to the citizens of Columbia.
a. JOS. WHITMAN.
Dec. 8, 1853. a If
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22
NOTICE .

A young man, who speaks the Eng
lish, French, Spanish & German Ian
guages, wishes situation as Clerk, or
Porter in a store
Address Union Restaurant, corner of
Broadway. ~.
Columbia, April s, lS54-74-tf IN 5
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22
JOKING AND REPENTING..

/ Not many months since a party 0
young gentlemen. candidates for order
as the phrase goes, we're travelling pc
tral tosthe Cathedral city Off,, wher'
their examination was to take place
| They were very merry, and lively, ant
funny as they went along. to the evident
annoyance of a saturnine-looking man
who was a fellow-passenger. The great
joke ofthe day was to frighten each 9TH
er about the to-morrow's proceedings,
when they would have to pass through
the fiery. ordeal Of examination at the
hands Of the Bishop. They talked
about him as a good sort of goose, pro-
NOTED to q wig and place because he
was related to a peer. They could
manage him they fancied, but they had
all heard that the Chaplain was terrible
fellow, made Of divinity, Greek and He
brew, cayenne and musturd, a very di-
abolus, indeed, of a chaplain, so. much
like the cold gentleman in black that
all expected, when introduced to him
next day, to see him with tail.
This jest was so pointed and pungent
that it even drew grim smile from the
grim-looking man himself, who had pre-
viously stared at them with all the ex-
tremity Of contempt marked upon his
hard features. Well, both the journey,
and the day reached their end. The
next morning arrived, and beheld the
Joung persons elect mustered in the
Bishops study, looking as demure as 50
many Church mice. At length the
door was thrown open. Enter the Bish-
ops chaplain, and O! horror of horrors,
it was the grim man, the fellow-passen-
ger Of the day defore. He walked SOL
emnly up to the table, looked slowly
round the assembled circle of culprits,
and then, with the same grim smile
which they, recoHected SO we'll, said,
swell gentlemen, do you see his tail:''
And then, after slight pause, added.
'SBut, if you please, we. will proceed to
to business It is easier to imagine
than describe the feelings of the youths.
But the grim man was not revengeful.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22

Mrs. Partington informs the Boston
Post that -four rises SO fast, there isn't
tho least need Of "emptins" ID making
bread,
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22
VERTIS EMENTS:

10 LINES OR LESS CONSTITUTE A SQUARE
First insertion, So 90
Each subsequent insertion, 49,. so
To those who advertise regularly by the
month, q reduction of % per cent will
be made.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22
JOB w OR X

OF every description neatly and prompt
ly executed at the Columbia Gazette
Office. aee
BLANKS Of all kinds printed to order
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22
THE COLUMBIA GAZETTE
Is Published every Saturday morning.
By DUCH0W fANCET,
'.c.DucHow Proprietors, [[r.M.rANcE,
On Washington Street. ].
TIE II AZ s.:

a TIE II Al S.: "A
For one year, in advance, s. 90
For six months, ......... 90
For three months, 90
Single Copies, 1885,. ....... 90
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22
BATHS! BATHS!! BATHS !!
I" Health and Happiness :"

The subscriber having elegantly fitted
up the rooms, next to the Jenny Lind,
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-22

D1voRcEs.-Judge Monson, Of The
District Court, San Francisco, has taken
a decided stand in the case of divorce.
He does not intend to allow parties to
'skulk into the room Of referee, and
tell any story they choose about the
dreadful cruelty'' of a husband, but in
tends the story shall be told in open
court. Some Of these cruelty stories,
if made public, would rather sastonish
people by their absurdity. @