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INV osiKASs, Feb. IL, 1854.
bales, At irregular prices kdilns 10 quoted At SKA
sc. Sock hand here &c coo bales Ths deorease In
the receipts 1T all ports 4 now so, oo0 bales
N1w ORLEANS Feb. Is, 1854
Cottor-Sales TO day 5000 bales at steady prices
kiddlrg IL at SIC. as7sc. Flour-l3 600 bbs Ohio
sold At G7b White IL atss: Freirhts Are active
At Nd 10 Liverpool. Sterling eIshlngs az premium
The Afreas news came 10 hand alter business hours
to-day.
CHARLESTON, Feb. IA, 1854.
0ur cotton market continues dull and Grooming. TO
days business has bsen ], SEQ bales at So l0Lc
lHlRlEsToy, Feb. Is, 1854
The sales OF cotton tod,y we're SEQ bales ct prices
ranging fror ~ az. The market has Declining ten.
6ercy.
PHlLApnPHiA Feb l6, 1854
The Americas advice received this morning have had
tnsc, upon the market for brssdstufs Tne export
demand FOR lorr continues 1teS and buyers and sellers
apart In their views Sales Of 500 barrels mixed and
fair brands Of IS 3l ass SIX per barrel and some Of
select brand at IS So Small sales 70 the trade At IS a
up 10 So for common and extra brands In rye aour and
meal nothing doing Grain-Ihe supplies OF wheat
In very slowly; 1000 bushels prime Penna red sold
at 81 - per bushs and 500 bushe white 10 arrive on
the ofeapg OF the canal a. 500 bushels rye brousht
81 o.. Corr steady. 1000 bushels new yellow s,d at
e2c. ESQ., In stors. No change in oats And no ala
whishsy dull; hoIdsr ~ 500 for bsk and sas Tor
hhds.
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THE HOMESTEAD BILL IN THE HOUSE.
of MIR. wheeler's speech
Tae Proposition TO Reward the San Francisco
ReScuers
Anti Nebraska Meeting in Boston
Violent DenuneIatisns Of the AhontIonists.
Segar Makers Convention at Albany
ANOTHER AWFUL STEAMBOAT EXPLOSION,
&c. &c, &c.



THE LkGIsLAruRE-so QUORUM IN THEIR HOUSE -
BREAKING UP OF THE IoR-FRBsaHT, BrC.
ALBANY, Feb. l6 1854.
At twenty minutes PAS. seven O'Clock this evening
Hugh Hastings Clerk OF the ssnAte, called that bsdy 70
order and called the roll Twelve Senators only answered
40 their names The Clerk ced that there not
quorum Of members, and the pleasure OF shoss
present Mr.. Whiting moved adjourDusnt until eleven
O'Clock TO morrow forenoon.
The Speaker Mr. Pruyn called the House to order ata
quarter past O'Clock. Tbs roll called, AMI only
tf.y.rx members responded After waiting half Az hour
longer and mem oers appearing Nj. Peters
marked that there problb lily OF quorum being
present this eveaDg he suggested the propiety Of Ad
journipg until to morrow The Speaker read from Of
shs rlles which authorized him 10 adjourn the 10
The absence Of quorum fro day to day. bat took tbs
voice OF those assembled who at agreed to adjourn
until to morrow.
The eshet In the Mohawk and Large sire Above has
caused the Ice to break up making great fshe The
Hudson river is swollen a. Toy ard wAtsrvlsit
higher than known aud the ice dis'odged down to
tho Nail Works The waer NJ this city Is over the docks
aud piers but the ice remained firm ppote the city At
eight O'Clock this evening
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10 TH1 KDIrOR OF THE NEW YORK HERALD.
HR-Last light meeting Of certain democratic patri-
otto Cubans held Of the Star HOTEL No "a Lspsrard
street. for the purpose Of oondsmning the principles and
doctrines snuncatsd in the prospectus which lately ap
pesred OF new paper pallsd 81 MlG0. Mr.. Editor the
18th will be remembered event OF siderable
importance for that day Cubans to DO found
pudiatDg the wholesome and progressive political prnc
oeunrymsn-men Who have been inmolatsd tbs altar
Of dssposm account Of the political principles they
protested and also Of attempting to those who
labopg to relieve their country from the
thrAldem Of tyranny.
The times cir, pregnant with events; and the a.
poet Of the Eastern question will call into action the
smousrins energies OF the nations in bondage and
prepare them for the battle Hence 1t behoovss every
true lover Of his oounys liberty to direct al his efforts
to tbs attaining Of that cherished and long boom
his coun1y's independence.
remain, your obsdient servant,
FORIBiO VALDEZ
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Tobacconists' Convention AT Albany.

ALBANY, cd 10, 1901.
The convention OF fesar makers frsm disrent States
for the purpose OF getting up expression against in
creasinR the importation Of foreign segars met this
ir ana Is largely attended.
The following are the oficers:-
Prerdent-Jcseph Brady. Of Poftlsnd Me.
Tice Preadents-Robert c. Campbell of Suaield Conn. :
John SchnAbsr Of Syracuse, Ard John Campbell Of New
ARK, N. J.
stcretaria-Antheny zsister, Of Albany, and P. No
LSughltp, Of Albany.
Bpaness COMMUNICATION Hubbard, of lancaster Pa /;
james Copklirg, Of Albany; John C Woodruff Of Troy
Joseph Carr OF Waterford; Alex Forbes Of Kingston
B. Campbell OF Adrian, Macs John Schnabsr of syria.
euse; Taylor, Of N j. ". A. Brintins Of Newark
j.. A. Cray, Of Albany; N j. Brown OF Albany; 70.
bsitC Campbell OF sufhsd, Conn and Josiah X Brady,
o. Portland, Ne
recess was taken 10 one o'clock. .
!, AFTERNOON SESSION =.
TIE business committee eporte6 thu foilo ~ rion.
top,:- A.. -
Rss lvsd, That We ask Congress In behalkxeS1 sa6a
to i'm pose specific duty OF forty cents per poi Nd ~
Jfesrs i'm ported -. Ref&S
! Resolved, That . committee Ct one nu1 II ON
sressionsi disti ct representee, be
petitions to be piefented TO Congress ~ -
central CO mmiitee was appointed; ~ = HnsA1p
committee, ard Albany WAS Designated q - 80 81
the distribution CT documents, &o. @T<
The Convention then adjourned. NNvEs.
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Naval Intelligence.

The following extract from letter dated on board
the Z. frsate St Lawrence, at CLlAo, January TO-
l6bs-We have been here month, awaiting instru ,tions
from Washington in relation to the Chncha Ands affair
which has been referred BY the Peruvas government
The trial Of the Commandsnt Of the Ands (sho
Was the cauie Of the unjust treatment Of shpm
ters) has sed since arrival, although pro-
mised teverA months since to Minister Everything
In Peru b - usual pec9poo. The attempt to rev blu
onze the try goes on very slowly in the but
win eventually succeed In overthrowins tbs present gov
ernment With an income OF eight nillisns OF dollars
per annrm from their guauo, they raising money BIZ
leans In England, and morgagDg the ChinohA Islands
new DcumbenS to fsnes, they viii have TO mort
ssge the Lobos hlards; and, they hold quit claim
from ures Sam, they can pov do 30 At favorable rate
- Wnsttnpton Sdr
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Personal Intelligence.
F. Crosman, Rochester; g. 4. Weston. Philadelphia
and A. Conway, Macon Ca among the arrivals yes
tercay 81 the Cooper House, Broadway

r CromAn, Rochester; &. L. Weston Philadelphia;
and A. Conway, Macon Ca among the arrivals yes
tercay 1t the Cooper House, Broadway,
DEPARTURES.
For Liverpool in the steamship Arabia from
Jameson sister and three children Capt George Dudley
Messrs Marsh, W Bacon Glover Geo W Tilden. L
Holden Curtis, Henry Grimm Jos Kelley lsesrsr Of
DISPATCHER 70 London) McGilvery w Whisehead Rev
Geo Hasts, RI Rev Bshop Fitzpatrick ksss.s Cohen
and John Hlchorn 81 Boston Sarah Berry, Mr. Thomas
Berry q L.y,enes Cha, Cochrs1s Of Holyois; Nor
Portland; Leiter, Smith : Thorn. Whitney, DR.
to Nenna), : GiIespe and = Dean Of New York; X d
Bcrarane Of Bufss; Jos Geraside, Of 81 Louis silver
Of Ohio Geo Hente Miohigsn Sheraton and Geo Sly
MEET q Ct John NIB Mrs Steel son. Qaese Thomas
Kirk patrick and Miss Of Kingston, CIV CAPT
french and wife Of sth resinsnt Geo DSnsy CObarg
CIV; Ptneock. sharply Hamilton, Brooke, jos
Hoslcp, Nsrsan and AuEh Il Montreal Geo Ded-ok
OF Canada; Robt Douslas Of Perth CIV; Clifford
OfLondon; Forrest and Thomas Of England; hayes
EruyI Kops. Of Heani Eseurra and AmeFbachsr rei
xenprot given-es.
ARRIVALS,
From Sorfelh, &C., in sssAnshig yam%to,n-o Bro-lsr
Capt y Strioklin Brown, GREY, Nottingham, *
Resssy Bs.Idslsy, g Lshe and lazy, Il HUNS An,
Wilcox, Cox, B Henry n c Bass Jos Weber, Jno
wnfnson CUNNINGHAM Jas Morris Thomas Paul-20 In
the Neeyage.
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CENrfNARIAN Burned TO DEArH.-we regret
to learn that on Monday OF last week Mrs Elizabeth
stillvsgop Of Copnellsve Pennsylvania came to her
Death In the Following horrible manner Her grandson
had left tie house for few hour when on opening the
door on his return the stencil and smobe we're 20 great
that be could not enter. The alarm was i'm
given the windows were thrown oper and vater thrown
W TO qusnch the Gre on entering the old lady was
found burnt TO crisp 10 thought her clothes took
ere whilst lighting her pipe She was one hundred and
stn years Old and quite active for OF her age
she had two born before the Revolutionary war
which her husband wss tolder, and ~ time pr
soper = lntonlovn lId Genius Of LRytl
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NEW ORLBAHs Feb. Ia, 1854.
An arrival at this port briDgs Rio the 9th
January Coffee was active and 6rmsr. Sales Of this
month lso, 900 bags including IS COO for the Uatsd
Madame sontag gave her 1st concert here last night
and .a. with Z oriiiant triumph She goes 70 Mobile
next week.
The Eastern mall fails here daily
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The Pav0nia Ferry Lease
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW YORK HRRALD.
NEW YoRK Feb Ia 1874


sn-Ip commenting this morning On the sale Of the
ferry lease nom the foot Of Chambers street TO Pavana
avenue New Jersey you ask III not An open robbery Of
the city treasury let the Barclay street. ferry for 500
the Psvona avenue ferry ID worth % obo answer the
and require Of the leases are similar
might be so but they not The lessess OF the
Barclay street ferry furnish their own bulkhssds and
piers The lessees Of the Pavonia ferry are furnished at
the expense Of the city treasury with the pier ct the foot
Of Chambers street. 800 feet long, 40 fest wide with an
SO by 49, and the the foot Of Chambers street
~ the no.t valuable IN the city. am informed that
the Hudson River Railroad COMPANY pay 80 ooo .e.
for the buhssd alone at the foot Of Barclay street Hos
great saving 10 the City Treasury the sasng pier 800
feat long, 40 feet wids with Sc by 40 feet, and
buihsA OF the foot OF Chambers street. with all the
profits privileges advantages and emolumsnts arising
from said ferry pier and buhhead for the term Of ten
years. not very apparent Strike Of the ferry fran
chise and have ht,ls doubt this valuable property
would let for mercantile PURPOSES for twelve or Htsen
thousand dollars per this be the city trea
sury has gained loss $780, and the ssssss OF the
Pavonia ferry instead Of paying rent for the fran
chise, gain "a, $50 ~ bonus Tor running the ferry.
JUSTICE
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Explosion Of Steamer ut St. Louis.
GRlAT LOSS OF LIFE.

81 LOUIS. Feb. 10, 1851.
The Alton packet Kass Ksarnsy exploded hsr boiler st
the wharf this morning. killing and wounding large
pumbeE Of passengers, u estimated that about twenty
were killed, and many were drowned.
Major Bsas Of the army, Is amongt those dangerous
" a
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PBlLADhLPHIA. Feb 10, 4 Fh-Arr steamship Penn.
fylysna B,ymors kiehmond bark Paes, wilkins tsluay.
RI brigs Malvern JArmsn, Gienfego CRUSADER r Stew.
ART Turks Islands; schrs Tobias Hand Matanx u 10
seph ffeld, BNra. Deep Greek; mes BsrrA,t Cobb,
York
Cd steamship Delaware, CLARK ny trk lark Elizabeth
Brooht Havana; tehr Janice Barrati Cobb, NYork.
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Sport,n0 IntsIIiaence

Foor RAu ron 81, 600 "A match Vas MAIDS or We'd
nesday last At John Csrlands, between William Free
stone, OF williamsburg. and Hiram Horton Of New York
70 mile for $500 asids, tho Union Course L.
0rsat excitsmsnt prevails in the sporting circles
expected viii be OF me best mile races ever
The aaar 70 come on three weeks from rhursday
psat
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Movements OF Ocean Steamers.


CLEARED.
Bari Tr.ncss ' Ioui.s. Dsvi.s zsas John Hi.
f' if fis Now oai..n. rs.se1
Bis Es b.. R' Iii. rsss. R.s.
SIR i'm. line Miner, Noble Lane Wes:
Ts soss ssds
sohr Hamilton Dayton. Alexandria, 10, kurEes Clear
.,;ss y:
sohr VAIL Deisns Philadeipha, smallwosd Andersen
sshr ooquss.e. Bennett. Philadelphia, Jas W K'Kes
ARRIVED.
Steamship jamestown, Cavendy, Norfolk TO- 10 Ludlam
s,eanship Mount Savage Post. Baltimore with ndse. 70
shie Phsnsn Clipper 81 Boston, H.s c.l.e Vi. Rio
jan Is ,sis che rI, IN 70 & ss The
M
ssp b sas pSs q sss boat bu., o.e
u s sSs sy TS e
Hss c.ss Ihonss: Dec r. 8
a X ss !.
AM clipper chip pppossd 70 ss sIs Simeon scs from
and CAP. Henry very nsdsr..s ssssh.r from
sls. sses sNs "ins and
VIII ss: s:: penn p s.l::
Jan and s.s
severely jurins the first efosr and Same
hs nansp.. yaa oHrSod ana e Y sG@
Gsorges shoals bearing % miles. passed large ssssmsr
clara adse Button. Psrs su Prince Jan 10 and
JsIsnis I'm via chsrlesson TN inst with oonss TO- 70
Bar. ws.Iss a. Fisher nsx elpYsr wsoh 1...por st.y.
correctly rs ssSSrssS asSw IS Me- Me-. I.ssr5
nid.s 40, 70 Corning hxpeIsnesd heavy weather
Brs Lucy Atwood. Atwood Exuma Is days. via Nassau
MP. where she put in TOR men FEB while lying 70
Benz Stubs ate Of orrBgtop Me- long gal
tk AL spoke sohr Lousns Of NeWiurspors from Bos.
k1PI,,enssS ssayy Cs.snsr spill, ;a, :, a.
Smith Ls, :,hr nlssn slsR Is days from RacIans
sehr Nary Red OF CssthsnS Bious. Je..me, "a day..
with coffee, 10, TO Hsbecht 4 Co, Of Boston
rchr Senator Lewis Savannah days 10 ssurses Clear
sohr Kate Brishsm ahreo masss,), Luther Savannah
sSr Ss.ss %svs Ts:aS sss NC days
sssr Tara. x s.5 Ss wIlm S9 NC d'ys
sssr IiRf h,,,o, &. New Haven
T. ssi
sohr AuEsin, Gibbs. Baltimore. 10 dsJs
sehr kyelina. Stern. Bath, days
isSn.a ssm Haven a.. or
s sssS s s:s.! Hs:S AZ,
sfip 81 Lou,s, Hoys from New Orleans Is days with
nq Es 70 Nielsen a sons has An ahered on the bi-.
Biis 8doipha. Of Boston. II m Narseillss
Also. Two ssips and three hrss. uai ns,nse'
SAILED
stsamship Philadelphia, New Orleans
Wind ~ sunrise, NSw; meridian NV; sunset, wsw
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The Liquor Law I'm Maryland.
BALTAoRB Feb. ID, 1854.
The substitute for the Asne Liquor law adopted in
the Heuse OF Delegates to cay II merely provides for
taking tbs vote Of the people the question The re-
suit Is to be oomDunioated BY the Governor 10 the L.g
lAture next session.
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Extensiye Robberv

Buffalo, Feb. Ie, 1854.
a man, residing at Frsdonia, white on his way to New
YORK. robbed oYsl4 eco last night Of Hornelsye By
two men who had followed him.
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The pobo Jacob Bell s.l unt or water A h.h water
and have arrived from New York this evening 70 worn
what be done with her. " wa
Two thips In the Bastern fling, bound in-no signals
Wind light from NV. Weather cloudy.
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The James Adger at Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Feb. IA, 1854.
The United Btat mail steamship James Adge Captain
Dciinson from New YORK; arrived hers ct O'Clock
this (russday) morning.
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Loss or tho Schooner II. M. Johnston.


The schooner Prospect arrived here from Buoksport
reports on the 10th inst, In lat 81 10 lon. rs fell In
with the schooner a. n Johnston Of fremont Me-, from
Georstovn c. for Bostos With the loss Of her main
mast And In sinking condition Took on the crew, four
In number, and brought them to this port.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.
NEW ORLEANS, Feb li-Arr brig osee II, Boston.
CHARLESTON: Febls-Arr Fr ship Ferdinand st Pierre;
BIZ tksk Buiiell, Liverp,el. SN'
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NEWS BY TELE G n A p III.
INTERESTING CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

Speech of Senator Badger in Favor OF
the Nebraska Bill.
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Senator's rsysrsuos and respect for the Missouri oompro-
mse-it intended only for particular occasions. he
vooId say TO Senators from the North that thers
but little In their putting themselves to any trou
bic about tho condition Of the slaves ct the s,uth
slaves they and slaves they would In ell prob Ibty
continue He could see no harm Injury to any In
allowing the same number Of slaves ihn the States
be diused greater extent Of territory. To
hns slaves within impassabls barrier TO compress
them to the injury and Inconvenience OF masters and TO
the real misery and suffering Of slaves Slavery,
institution would never go anywhere but where the soil
and climate rendered the cultivation Of cotton sugar,
tobsoco and rice for expectation profitable White labor
could never cultivate these There reason, there
FORE for supposng that any conflict scud arise between
the free white and slave labor Hs had The slightest
idea that sAverywould be carried 70 KSosas Some
lev Southern families might there and carry with
them their attached and faithful house servants and
why should they not carry tbee Raised together, nv
log all their lives household why should the
tor who sought thse Territories TO better his condition
be compelled 10 put his servants up at the MARKET
II he (sr Baeser) was About removing to Kansas, he
would sooner burn his right arm of than sell
those faithful servants to whom he attached
than TO any other human being pNA6R his blood.
The efforts OF sbolt onists had n6v and would
benefit slaves Let the south alone. The efforts OF agi
ators served only conssn from ths Of kind
and humsne ras'ers u harder and oppressive
perors Leave them to that Providence which In time
will work out their destiny. Already 1t could
tive land deslirec 10 accomplish the grand work OF
carrying ChriaaDity. civilization, and freedom to that
continent wher above all Others the most slaves
exs-Afri,a He desired 10 live In peace ana harmony
With his Northern fellow citizens He could
son why they should seek to the South by unava
ing efforts 70 carry out Home anRcal ideas OF philan
tbropy He said that though they Eght not agree with
him IN tbs he hso given yet TO the results 1t
which he had arrived this question he hap to
say there not the slightest difference Of .upkioa
Among the Southern whig Senator'S.
Mr sxwARD. Gree to OF got the floor, and, after
an executive session, the Senate adjourned.
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WAsmSGroy, Feb, l6, lSS4.
pEifET OF FKyaorHgs.


kr. HENDRICKS (een) Of Ind, mov,d the reconsi ;crs
ton OF tie vote which referred to the Committee or the
Whole the bin for tn. relief OF pensioners under the
act Of February 8, 1853
Mr. kr1soy, (den.) OK Va, objected, on the ground
that the bill Of too much importance to be cnersd
nov, Is IL involved expenditure OF over million OF
dollars He moved that the motion TOT reconsider The bin
Be laid on the table. Agreed TO.
eoNVkiShN CONSULTING SPIRIT RlrrERs NIKE WALSH
- WANTS INFORMATION.
=, II WALSH, (den OF ~ Y, rose 70 Q privileged quss
Ton hs SAID II veil known there IL . bin before one
branch Of V0orSs sosa " come before thi Which hs
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bynl Ms lllen oliver tBp, MLsNy Myerpool Dec a u
No: s,%s;a i ssSs s.ss: a;Sy zsnss, wade Si::::
sg,n srs P..sns suSss. m.v.s. days ;:n
sses. ss,ls: ss,ars .s.sss rms
psas rs KssS Rh,a
ssrpsoi H.msSn priysr md filsra &osin:s1.
John Bunysp, ohss Hi ABBY Bisnohsrd Hsuss wssSias
tor ssrs IyIissh.T brig Peters; ID ship 1heeaers;
NoRFoLK-Ar FEB Il, schrs Ansier Lsvrsnos. IYosh;
is,h sirCns smi,n do CID lsh, brig Ann Elizabeth.
H.%ps.s Road: Iash brig oe.v. spreul from rurss
,NLwPoR1s r rert FEB rs AN brig. C.ndaos, MAJ
.sm gss,.n %, Sfers; Rsseus wave o.
s.1d Island fs%s sa from sss
s AS 4g FIX RIVER e. i' s
!ss .4 5:si S 0; ss 3. ss
Pierce Eas Foster and AivArAdo Tross Boston for a.
81 fn hi1I HT F.s is bark N..hu. Film.
o{lrls.;s.n. s."i ,chr t Sam, psys Hs.s, sYG5s
ssssa Nc dS'p ' ns,.
PoRfLaNp Arr Feb y ssbrs Mountain y.sis Presssy.
.nd Rebncns, Arsy, MOI h.s. BARR oe.avia Wood.
offosfssoy!a I'D 5ss 4 ship Express as., q Psr..
Jesi,h kshern from Potomac River fer RsOkiand, with il
fRovlNcfTows-In ror, Feb IA, sohr p.ry True f-c.
Reesss ssa sod her Ans which W" badly injured snd
FEY Il 90 .urPe,s st bark Sarah.
sS toS:i Ssio A.aias v sssI ss.sn. Coins ss
h' vfifsfScTos, Sc-sr rss 10 s,rs os.ro,., Cam,
w,sisa. md YIN smith, WA. EYori, D Wcssverss,
H.iIosk Pow Hsmniss Bird; Isssss md mii OATS.
ssS bs 'a "a .sh. MB ss, 49,
Boston; ANA Smith Burns and Ben zoll NYsri; IN.
Caaa. S'AA A.A'
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-22
NEW YORK SHAVING SALOON
And Bathing Rooms.

THE PROPRIETOR begs leave to in
Il form his friends and the public that he
still devotes his unrenitting attention to
the Tonsorial wants of the community,
and having secured the services of Jour
neyrnan, he is still further enabled to meet
the demands Of his numerous and daily
increasing customers. He trusts thnt his
willingness to meet their approval and
deserve their patronage will attain that
object; and grateful for past favors he
most respectfully tips his Beaver.
Warm and Cold Baths from s A. M,
to 9 2. NJ. Price one dollar.
The weekly Placer herald., 1854-04-22
COnstable's Sale.

DY virtue of an execution to me directed is
ID sued by H r. Hawkins, Esq, on the 9th
of April, 1854 on a Judgment rendered on
the 28th day of March, 1854, in favor of John
Echols and against Alden Raklif for the sum
of $500 judgment and $l2 25 costs, and
accruing costs, | have levied upon and will
sell at public sale at the Court House Door in
the town of Auburn, in the county of Placer
on the 22nd day of April, 1854, between the
hours of nine and five o'clock, of said day, all
the right, title, interest and claim of said
Alden Rakliff in and to the steam Saw Mill
situated on the Illinoistown road, thirteen
miles from Auburn in Placer county, State
of California, and known as New England
Saw Mill or so much thereof as may be suf-
fcient to satisfy the said judgment and costs
due or to become due thereon.
Ap 8th, 3w. M T. II. LOVE, Constable.