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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1854-08-02

ruited number of advertisements will be taken for the
rEp paper but no deduction will be made on any but
yearHN HNam m the regular charge
les than or business Cards. not exceeding five lines,
rGeserted in either the Weekly Semi-Weekly, for
will DC months OF $40 for twelve months; in both pa
for SO sIn for six months SIS for twelve months
I0l T naner will be sent to advertisers for six months
= .ha YEAR free of charge.
me and others who may wish to send money
Tsk nc Nc 70 the Editor must free of postage.
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GOldsbOrough Drug Store.

VHNHE SUBSCRIBERS having returned from the
North respectfully inform the public that they have
and are receiving of the largest and most
commanding stock of Drugs Medicines, Paints Oils Dye
Stus Window Glass, &C., that has been offered to
the North Carolina Trade. AS buy almost entirely by
North or South We would say to Physicians Merchants
and others in want that prepared duplicate all
orders that have been filled North South We return
our thanks to those Physicians Merchants and the
bestowed upon and hope by business
and selling but the best articles the prices
to receive a continuance of the same.
VAUGHAN & MOORE.
Goldsborough, April II. 45-
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Raleigh May 10, 1854 f ~ iOOASt4Le' SH
CARRIAGE MAKING.

III OOH z 1T 4 aCtOI y ! :!
CIVILIANS & GORMAF, HAVING ENLARG
Nv ED their establishment by the addition of jenkins
SHOP on Hargett ST. are fully prepared to orders
for CARRIAGES of every description. Employing expe.
reneed workmen and using the best of tna erias their
satisfaction. CIV
Repairing done with neatness and despatch.
Factory on Hargett ST, the Baptist Grove and
at Carkes old stand, the Masonic Hail.
Raleigh, May ls, 1854. ks-1r
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STLAS BURNS. PROPRIETOR, BUILDER OF
- STEAM ENGINES AND GENERAL MACHINIST.
The above establishment has been in successful operation
and has turned of the best STEAM
ENGINES and SAW MILLS that have operated in this
any other State
Orders solicited for Steam Engines and Saw Mills Mill
Gearing and Machinery Of description to be completed
during The Summer and Fall The improved condition of
the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail Road will enable to fill
with dispatch and puncuay all orders after the 1s of
July.
The following certificate will show the character of the
work executed at the above Works.
"AUBRY, Cumberland May Is, 1852.
Mr SAs BURNs-Dear ST.: Our Engine and Mills, made
at your shops have been at work nearly two months and
STRENGTH PERFORMANCE and is inferior to
State of the class made here elsewhere The
MILLS with snoothness and speed truly astonishing
10 ordinary saving cut in common sized log foot,
So seconds per minute We have run, however
through Is feet log 81 seconds the rate Of 50 feet
per by running to the top speed fully believe
can cut feet per minute. The only objection have
heard urged is many hands haul up logs and
JONES BARBEE."
June 9 1852
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Terms of Advertising.

for one dollar and twenty-five cents for each
d one Insertion those of greater length in proportion
inserted in the Semi-W eeky Standard, Will
Adsertse in the Weekly Paper, free of charge. Our
sso apPeniA iADVERTISING BY THE YEAR as follows:
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c. NJ YERS'
Fashionable Hat and Cap Emporium,
No. !. Granite R0a0, Front Street.
ELLAzNGTON N G.
Panama, Leghorn and PalmLeaf Hats Silk Fur and Wool
Hats Umbrellas and Walking Canes,
Wholesale and Retail.
ri Orders promptly attended to-
Wilmington, May 25, 1852. s7Apd
HEERRINGS.-80o bbls. mol cut, ". T. Sutton,s
AA curing.
rs " family roe curing
40 half a. " Uo
For sale by
A. & II. HARRIS
Norfolk, May so, 1854 56-3m
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Texas Real Estate Brokerage,
!, COLLECTING AND LAND AGENCY.
RAYMOND, FREEMAN & CO.,
ATTORNEYS AT Law,
rs City Of Austiz, IssGs.
D. o. FREEMAN JR- NJ. o. RAYMosp a n vRrrR.r
HOMES IN TEXAS. AND SAFE INVESTMENTS
M obtained through this Agency.
FIDELITY to the interests of NoN-resideats
REGlsrERs of land for sale, in all parts the State l
town and city lots. "
LANDS located bought and sold
CLAIMS against the State individuals collected and sd
usted and remittances made by exchange New Oeanp
or any of the northern cities. if desired
THOROUGH and intimate knowledge of the country and
titles - - ~ ~
STRANGERS looking Texas may always have some lead
ing items and useful hints the office of this Acebcy
REGISTERS open for examination
sB Office in Congress Avenue
Nav 90 1854 x,f
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@AILY LINE BETWEEN PORTSMOUTH

nAILY LINE BETWEEN PORTSMOUTH,
HDNORFOLK, EDENTON AND PLYMOUTH. On and
after Saturday i4h instant the Steamer SCHULTZ will be
placed from Black Wafer to Plymouth, thus
forming daily line, Sundays excepted)
The STAG Capt Middleton, will leave Black Water
MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays Immediately after the
arrival of the from Portsmouth. Returning, will
leave Plymouth in the evening of the same days.
The ScHULrz Capt. Halsey will leave Black Water
Tuesdays and Saturdays after the arrival of the
Cars from Portsmouth. Returning, will leave Plymouth
on MONDAYS Wednesdays and Fridays, as o'clock, A NJ
Passing up and the River in the day time arriving
at Black Water in time for the Express Train. .
pass by Coleran at 95 will be at the Gatesve Wharf at
Passengers coming off in Boats will be taken board at
any point on the Chowan River ~ =
Freight will be received and landed at all convenient
points on the River.
pS0'0 J. w. KEELING, AGENT
April 8, 1854. 40-tf.
Spring TRADE Is54.-TO NORTH CAROLINA
SMERCHANTS.-By the arrival of Steamer Europa and
Packet ship Panama. in possession CT Spring
Importation Foreign Goods selected for sales by Mr.
VIM Weddell in the ENGLISH, SCoTIsH IRISH markets.
We have also received from the Eastern Cities large
and of Domestic Fabrics purchased from
First Hands, prepared to offer to the Trade at
as low prices as they be found in any market.
North Carolina Merchants respectfully invited to give
10 : ~ ' STEVENSON & wEDDELIa
Sycamore ST., Petersburg, Va
March z 1884. S2-y.
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June 9, 1852.
OUR NEW STOC K!!

OUR NEW STOCk!!
IN l.. HARDING HAS JUST RECEIVED, AND
HLoopened his stock OF SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTH
ING comprising all the and desirable styles of Fine
French Cashmere Pants Marsees aud Six Vests, Supe
French Cloth Froek and Sack Coasbesides all the
medium qualities.
These Goods made up EXPRESSLY for sales,
consequently the Garments made in the latest and best
style.
We can confidently and safely recommend goods to
WELL many testify who have purchased from
for years past.
Our arrangements are such that take measures
and made in the best STYLE and good FIT
guaranteed
In reference to Dress Shirts we would call the attention
of styles Orders taken, and shirts
measure in weeks time. In fact pre-
pared to suit our customers in every respect.
~ Call at HARDING-S for GOOD GOODS.
Pola horcb
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Gold Pen Worth Buying!
EDALMER & RAMSAY, ARE RECEIVING A.
u w Rapps Gold Niche Pen, sole Agents for Raleigh,
N o. They are decidedly the best Gold Pen made-thev
write with the greatest and also freedom of the hand
not heretofore attainable The Pens all warranted
New Jewelry just received from the Norhs new style Nc.
sale, &C.
Lamps for Center Tables AMI Passages
PALMER RAMSAY.
Raleigh, May 80, 1854 So
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aprtb-Cnplina 5tanaarh
1sHEp WEEKLY AND sEM1-wEEKLT By
WILLIAM w. H o L D IN
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

NJ THE WEEKLY-7s0o Dollars per ansss'7s,
Ms within the first a TTG DSirs Snd Thee
ar CENTS ad within six months from the time of
slbscriure Of THE SEMI-WEEKLY-F0ur Dollars per
TERMS nce or within the first month; -Four Dollars
aru, IN @ at IF nayment be delayed six months and Five
fifty not paid within six months from the time of sub
Dlars Il A'
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" l.. HARDING--Opposite 4AessrS. Euans d Cool
He -Manutacturer and Dealer in Superior READY
MADE CLOTHING, is receiving
Superior black doe skin Pants,
do fancy do do do
do white linen drill do
do do do duck do
do fancy do do do
do black satin D. B. Vest,
do do do S. B. do
do do silk do
do fancy do do
do farmer satins do
do white Marseilles D. B. Vest,
do do do S. B. do
do figured do do
do black cloth frock Coats,
do do do dress do
do fancy do frock do
do do do sack do
with all the medium qualities
For bargains in well made GooDs, call at
Anril 4. 1854. 40
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~ DOZEN STANDING COLLARS at
% HARDINGS.

EMPORTED Cigars of various and best brands, just
1reesived at Haywoods 4 Scetts DRUG. Store
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lust RECEIVED 400 Kegs pure White Lead.
q 400 gallons Linseed Oil.
120 lbs. Chrome Yellow, dry and in oil.
90 lbs. Z" Green q"
80 lbs. Terra de Schema
$50 lbs. Turkey TIMBER, Burns and Baw.
5000 lbs. Blakes Fire Proof Paints.
80 kegs Snow White Zinc PAINT
500 lbs. Venetian Red,
so lbs. Prus. Blue, dry and in OIL
1000 lbs. Putty.
Oayoh Copal, Japan and black varnsh. For sale very
low by VAUGHAN MOORE
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~AINTS AND OILS.-A VERY LARGE SUPPLY
of all kinds of PAINTS, OILS, and VARNsHEs to hand
n,ost M % occnmnodatinr terms by P. F. PESCUD-
So
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EpANK OF THE STATE OF NORTH-CAR.
I'D OLINA.-A DIVIDEND OF FIVE AND ONE
quarter cent the Capital Stock of this Bank
last months has this day been declared payable the
stockhoderesst the of twenty each share
owned by Indviduasat the Principal Bank,
Monday in July next, and the Branches fifteen days
thereafter. :
C. DEWEY, Cashier
Raleigh, June g. 1854. std
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-c.EY LIGHT. EVANS & COOKE, No: 90,
hIn PLge9 Have received their entire Fall purchase
toSs ~ S"f vIfbicb are now open for inspection.
Ooas it unnecessary to speak of their cheapness
sTer sc understood py that Evans Cooke believe
Pock sales and short profits ano as HsTa are a9eaa
ali alcompetition S6N
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Blacksmithing, Horse-ShOeing, &c.
FDWARD YARRROUGH, Jr..- HAVING
~ erected Blacksmith Shop at the of
get and Wilmington Sts prepared to have all work in
he above line executed with and dispatch The we'll
known Jim Atkins with competent assistants being per-
manently engaged he is enabled have the animals en-
trusted to his shod in a workmanlike manner.
Raleigh, May 60 1854. s4-tf
"a Register and Metropolitan copy.
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Hay.
400 Bales prime Hag,Csrgs of Brig Deita-n0"
- 'e NIEMEYER i WHITE. &
Portsmouth, Va, June 26, 1864
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

REcALLED.-By private advices from
Washington we learn that the Japan
squadron is to be broken up forthwith.
! he three steamships are ordered home
Immediately, and the Commodore is in
structed to send back as soon as he has
visited Japan, all the vessels except the
Powhatan, the Macedonian, and the
Vandalia: Commodore Perry to re-
turn by the overland route. The cause
OF tins change of plan is the want of
funds, the appropriation being entirely
exiixusted.-S. L. Herald.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

THE RECENT CASE OF LYNCH LAW.
The recent case Of lynch law at Jack
son has excited much feeling in Calave-
ras county. The particulars, as given
by the Chronicle, are interesting. The
Chronicle says, that horse was stolen
from Messrs. Askee & Evans, about a
week since, and suspicion fell upon an
individual who had been seen lurking
about the place for some time. The
horse was tracked to the Sacramento
road and followed by Messrs. Askee and
Campbell to the South Yuba, distance
of some hundred miles, where they
found the man who had been suspected,
and the stolen horse. They Immediate
ly secured the man and started for Jack
son, where they arrived early OF Thurs
day morning. Without going through
the form Of a trial, a party seized upon
the prisoner and swung him to the "old
oak, : SO famed for being the point from
which the mob-triod criminals have made
their exit This makes the seventh
who has paid the penalty of his life
without law or judge, on this tree. The
victim was Swiss by birth, rather good
looking and went by the names of Sch
wartz, Black and Bennett. About an
hour after the execution, q box was
brought, the victim lowered, . gold ring
taken of his finger, and after mailing the
lid, his corpse was taken to the vicinity
and buried. Judge Emo has issued
warrants for the arrest of all the parties
concerned in this affairs. J. Repa5-
lscan.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

MINlNc.-Most of the miners in the
vicinity are now doing extremely well.
On the Nelson claim, just back Of our
Office, they averaged, last week, one
hundred dollars per day.
On Wednesday last, thirty ounces
and nine dollars was taken out of the
Maire claim.
VIM. Webster s Co., took out ol
their claim, at Bensonvillc, on Wednes-
day, four ounces, on Thursday ten oun-
ccs, and will make ono hundred dollars
to the man for the week.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08
LATER FROM THE STATES.

The Sierra Nevada arrived at San
francisco, on the Cd inst; bringing e55
passengers, of whom ITO were women
and 125 were children.
The second officer, Mr.. Pratt, died
on the passage up.
The John L. Stephens which arrived
the same day, also brought large num-
Der of passengers, including lO9 women
and 81 children. The passengers made
the trip across the Isthmus in hours.
The NEBRASKA Bill had passed tho
Senate-Ayes 81, Nays II.
! DR.. Gardner, tried for swindlinr at
Washington, has been found guilty and
sentenced to ten years imprisonment III
the penitentiary. He bas since died,
supposed by poison.
The Senate of Rhode Island, by,
majority of one, has concurrcd in the
amendments Of the House to the annul
ling the sentence against Thomas W.
Dorr, and expunging the records of tho
Supreme Court.
Our news from Europe is three DAYS
later. The prospects for war is less
threatening than by previous advices.-
The Cunard steamers were to sail on the
18th ult. with troops for Malta. The
steamer Great Britain had arrived from
Australia in 6S days.
Advices from Constantinople state
that the French and English admirals
had fixed the period of fifteen DAYS from
the 9th Of January for the Russian
vessels to return to their harbors in tho
Black Sea. ,.s...f.
Dates from Bucharest Feb. /, state
that the Russians have 90, 900 men be-
fore kalefat, and that the. Emperor ha,
given orders to drive the Turk Ks out Of
Lesser Wallachia without further loss Of
time.
Up to January q, the Russian corp.
had formed semi-circle-thc extent Of
which was abont thirty-fvc English
miles--around the Turkish position at
kalafat.
A letter from Trcbizond of Jan. ii,
states that Sahanyl, at the head of ten
thousand Circassians were marching "a
gainst Zckatila, an important military
position of the Russians.
A serious fight took place at Tojana
on the 29th ult., which was attended
with great loss on both sides.
Adviccs from Eucharist of the 9Th
inst, announced that 800 Turks, with
eight gun boats and four sailing crafts
were captured.
RUsssIA's FINAL INTENTIONS, ETC.
1t is confidently ANNOUNCED that man
ifesto signed by Ncsselrode is shortly
expected at Vienna, in which Russia
will announce to the world her final III
tentions.
1t is believed that sanguinary en-
gagcment took place at Giurgavo on
Sunday the 9th instant, in which both
sides suffered severe loss. The Turks,
it is said, crossed the Danube in number
three thousand, drove in the outposts,
and attempted to take the town. La
the end they withdrew across the Dan
ubc.
A Turkish detachment having passed
the Danube in the night, destroyed the
tete du 1'ont of the Sercth, between Ga
latz and Ibraila, which was defended ly
two thousand Russians. The combat
was fierce, and the Russians, who were
interior IN numbers, were compelled to
abandon the position. The Turks de-
stroyed the enemy's large new barracks.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

The FEAST OF THE SPRING OrrER-
INc.-The annual festival Of the Chi
nese, in offering meats, preserves, etc.,
at the graves Of their departed friends,
was celebrated in this town, on Tuesday
last. In China, the feast of the spring
offering is said to be kept up with grea,
pomp, and is one Of the grandest gala
days Of the kingdom. The ceremonies
are described as being very Interesting
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

Consul AT GuAYMAs.-The Stock.
ton Journal contradicts the report Of
Mr.. Robinson, our Consul at Guaymas,
having been expelled from that city, by
the Mexican authorities. It says
Mr.. Robinson, our Consul, left Quay
mas on the 9th of February, for Mazat-
Ian, on visit with his family, which
fact at once gives direct contradiction
to the story of bis expulsion on the Goth
The DR.. Woods whose garrulity has
given circulation to this bogus news,
was imprisoned at Guaymas, it is true;
but his offence was Of such nature as
to deserve it, as We are forced to believe
from the fact that neither the English
or American Consuls would interfere in
his behalf. He has evidently imposed
bis interested story upon the San Fran
cisco press. Business at Guaymas was
exceedingly dull.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08
The population of Russia, as shown
by recent census, is 65.170, ,40S.


FARE TO CALrroRsrA.-In answer to
the inquiries of several correspondents,
we would state that the fare to Califor-
MIA via. the IstLmus, by steamship from
this city Is $3.50 in the first cabin, 1926
in the second cabin, and from S75 to
Sllo IN the stecrago. Although the
foregoing are the present prices, yet they
arc much below the usual rate, $3.50
in first cabin, $l75 in the second, and
$l25 in the stcerage having been charg-
ed within the past three months, and no
doubt will be again. In first clipper
ships, via. Cape Horn, the fare is from
$3.50 to $500. The freight on meas
urement goods is from 50 to IS cent?
per cubic foot-N Y Tribune.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

New GoLD MINEs-GREAr EXCITE.
MENT.-We have received communi-
cation from respectable source in the
town OF Petaluma, stating that rich gold
mines have been discovered within DC
miles Of that place, and that the citizens
were leaving daily for the diggings.--
The town appears to have lost half its
citizens already-Sua.
Perhaps there is another cause for
leaving-to get rid of musquittos
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

~On Tuesday last, at the office Of
Adams & Co., we saw heap of fine
gold dust, containing fifteen thousand
dollars, which had been purchased that
morning. Twelve thousand dollars of
it came out of one claim. It was the
finest dust we have seen for some time.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

% We are indebted to the publish
ers for copy Of the "Pictorial Union. -
1t makes quite . creditable appearance,
and is the best California Pictorial we
have seen.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

MAN KrLLED.-The Miners Adyo-
cate says that a man by the name Of
Chapman, was killed at Cedar Ravine,
near Placcrville, on Thursday evening,
by the caving in of a tunnel in which he
was at work.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

W. A comet has been, during the
last few evenings, visible in various parts
Of the State. It appears in the West,
some 20 deg. above tie horizon, be-
tween the hours of seven and half past
eight o'clock.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

"DowN ON 'EM''-1he police Of San
Francisco made descent upon fam
dango house, on Monday night, in sccor-
dance with an ordinance requiring the
suppression Of such places, and captured
the whole crew, consisting Of eleven
Mexican women, and about twenty men.
Almost every nation had its representa-
,tives in the motley crowd that present
ed themselves before the Recorder next
day Stockton jour.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08
o. A frightful accident occurred a

@ A frightful accident occurred a.
Niagara Falls on the 24th Feb. Sever
al persons were at work Ga the suspen-
sion bridge, when the scafoldipg on
which they were standing gave way,
precipitating two of them from height
Of 24o feet. They were of course in
stantly killed. Two others saved them
selves by catching hold Of the cables, to
which they clung until rescued.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

ANOTHER Loss TO SAN FRANcIsco.
The Supreme Court of the State has
decided that the title of Thorne to GER
tain city property, purchased at sheriff's
sale two or three years ago, and which
has always been considered as worthless
is good. This deprives San Francisco
Of about 100000 moro Of her immense
wealth.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

b@ Wells, Fargo & Cos Express
will please receive our thanks for tht
first supply of steamer papers. Also
for their promptness in furnishing Sac.
ramcnto papers and our exchanges, gen
orally.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

LOLA MoNTEz DIGGlNGs.-These
diggings were considered rather doubt
tul for some time as to paying well;
those doubts are now entirely removed
and shareholders are becoming sanguine
of receiving handsome remuneratons.
&c Y Telegraph.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

That interesting specimen Of human
ity Cherokee Bob," who lately left
here under the guidance of "guard Of
honor" for the State Department at
Corta Medara, made an attempt to es7 I
cape from the Sheriff at the Stone
House, but was frustrated by the vigi
lencc Of Mr.. Holmes, one Of the guard !
-Woriposa Chronicle.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

& se~ 1t appears that the Supreme
Court is enjoying itsef quite contented-
ly at San Jose. Elegant rooms have
been provided for its accommodation i'll
fire proof brick house.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

"a Last week, Messrs. James Mills
& Co., purchased upwards of 1000 oun-
ccs Of gold dust; Adams & Co., 1925
ounces. z
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08
I We are indebted to friend Har.
rison for some fne engrayings.

I
The COUNTY OF STANIsLAUs.-It
will be seen from the Legislative pro-
ceedings that the act creating the coun-
ty of Stanislaus, has become law, the
Governor having signed the bill on Tues
day.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

NorrcE.-Mcssrs Yaney 9; Roberts
and Woods and Purdy, are our author
lied agents in Sonora, To receive sub
scriptions, advertisements and job work,
and receipt for the same.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

SACRAMENTO ELEcTIoN.-The cleo
ton in Sacramento, on Wednesday
last, for city officers, resulted in whig
victory-the whole whig ticket was elect
ed with the exception oftwo democratic
Aldermen, elected in the third ward.
This is but the beginning of the fruits
Of the election iniquity.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

~ The Legislature has been lately
engaged in blowing about slavery and
the Nebraska bill, but what does it all
amount to?
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

FAILURE OF TKE CnRYsTAL Pal
AcE.-It is said by the New Herald,
that the stockholders Of the New York
Chrystal Palace have failed for the SUN,
of $i25 900. As it was speculation
it viii injure but few, ,persons.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

20 We are indebted to Adams &
Co.'S Express, for1 States papers, and
the delivery Of our exchanges, and cor
respondence.
Columbia gazette., 1854-04-08

L-cKy PURCHASE. A miner at
Buckeye Flat, who bought claim last
Monday for $50, took out the same day
six pounds of gold