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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22
MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF RICHMOND, Feb. 81.

ARRIVED,
Brig Roswell, Hobbs, Eastport, plaster, Shields l.
Somervile.
1t the Bar Bound Up.
Brig Ellis, Richardson, New Orleans, Davenport,
Allen L Co.
Steamer Pennsylvania, Bsymore, Phla., mdz. and
passengers
& SAILED,
Steamship jamestown, Cavendy, New York, mdz.
and passengers.
Steamer Belvidcre, Pritchard, Baltimore, mdz, L.
Watson. si
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british DRY GOODs,-Wo are nov

british DRY GOODS,-Wo are now
~ receiving by various arrivals from Liverpool and
Glasgow, portion of our Importation of SPRING
GOODS, among which may be found
White Cambrcs, medium aud extra
Checked and Plaid Musns in great variety
Striped and Plaid Swiss do.
Plain and figured Swiss do.
Farmers Drills, brown and bleached
Linen Ducks, brown and yellow Linens
Irish Linens. Brds-eYe Diapers
Hucksback and Bird -eye Toweliings
Darnask Table Cloths and Napkins
Black and white Prints
Plain black do. y
Printed Lawns
Bleached and brown Long Cloths
Manchester GinghaIns, &c. sc.
Which we offer to the trade at very small ad,
vance Ife 22l KENT, PAINE L KENT.
GHINGLES AND CEDAR POST.-5N,-
~ goo No. inch Heart Cypress SHINGLES,
daily expected by schr Enerx.
Also, receiving line lot of Cedar POST from 4 TO
IA feet in length. For sale by
GUM STARKE,
sfes22-5tr Corner l8th and Gary streets
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81 JoHEs 0rf1cE or HleH
Co1sy Without Is kuoxis dss or solicitations
=. JONES I<ACKLAND il r4o0mmended to tho
himself faithful and efficient Deputy. snd AFTER
paying Deputies Che Office - not vsinabls. To
y0uHe man like him, who contributes to support 9
widowed mother and ssters, is the son Of worthy
and estimahle citizen, formerly Of the Tobacro
fnspertors ef Richmond, and i niwsys faithful ana
oblixins the Office " Desirable It IL hoped he will
BE- considered as being in the line Of promotion.
fe f8--1us S CITIZEN {
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22

BALI's New York LIFE ScENEs,-saId
to be splendid representation of New York and
it's vicinity, including view of the Crystal Palace
Hippodrome, ETC., is now on exhibition at Met,o-
poiitan Hall We see by the advertisement Miss
LINDSAY describes the picture, and at Intervals
sings a few fayorite songs. When the canvass
ceases to move this lady will then deliver lecture
on :. Woman's Wrongs" which Is represented as
heinz one of the most amusing burlesques ever
listened to. Remember that Metropolitan Hall is
the place
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1svotusrARr SIR DHsraoesios Tn

rs IsyoEurrARy SIR DnsrR0cf ios -The
nerrn woman Grace, who attefnpted % poison Mrs
FLEA Ann Winefeld and family On wednesday
nord1r. The 18th inst, BY putfiux arsenic IL t1er
tofyuS 3nd who on being requsstedto do 81 drank
portion Of the liquid and also administered e TO
two Of her own children, died yesterday mornine
about q O'clock Up to . lato hour Monday, this
wretch persisted in her Innocence. and declared
That 81 had had nopoison. but that night, finding
herself growing WORSE. and being fully convinced Of
her approaching end, she informed Mr.. Kelly thai
4 bfick.yard boy in passing the street, had given
her handful Of some white substance, which he
said was good to clear coffee and that she put It IN
he pot that morning. From the time Of taking the
poison, until Monday, Grace seemed TO be gradual
" improving, but that day she grew worse, and
= physician being called in. prescribed for her,
Yesterday morning she was discovered in the ago
MES Of death, audit is generally supposed that RI
Their than meet trial for the crime with which she
was charged, she repeated the dose. and thereby
effected her destruction. Grace was the property
of Mrs Elizabeth King and had been in the service
of Mrs Wingfeld about two months No other
cause can be assigned for the act. than that Mrs
w. had determined to get rid of her.
Coroner Wicker, assisted by Constable Mellow
ell, held an inquest over the body, and the jury
rendered as their verdict, death by suicide oy ia
king poison. after attempting the murder Of Mrs
Winefeld and family
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PIcKpocKET DETEcTED.-Lastn night about
o'clock, a small boy named JOHN GRIFFIN. about
twelve years of age, ysent into James Walshs gun
sfore on Main street, and purchased two pistols
offering in pay for the same $50 bill. Mr. Waieh
supposing that boy of his age and condition could
not have come by go much money honestly. called.
searched, he was found to have $500 more In his
pockets. He was taken to the cage and locked up
for examination this morning. Griffin says that he
saw gentleman drop the roll of notes at Odd Eel
lowe Hall, when he pulled out the money to pay
for twotickets and that he picked it up. From the
notorious character ofthis young rogue we think 1t
quite probable that he picked some gentlen1an's
pocket of the $3.50. The owner, by proving MS pro-
perry can now getit.
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To THE VoTERs OF THE CRY or kICH-
MorD-At the solicita ton of my frend.. announce
myself as cau1idate for the Office of HIGH CON.
STA Bile ofthe city of Richmond. And IL e should
be yeur pleasure to elect me. pledge myself 20 use
every effort to give satisfaction in the discharge o.
'' fe s sMss y ING ''As'' TT. CARTER.
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TRoTTING-Hateher g. Webster had
small fine entered against them, for permitting one
of their teams to trot on Garry street.
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The Poor are to have a benefit al

Armory on Friday night, and you. reader, should
secure ticket to aid in swelling the sum designed
to be raised for their relief The fireworks are to
be on grand scale-worth double the price of ad.
mission Don't take outside views OF the exhibit
ton. and thus cheat the needy out of their de-
serts
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To THE CITIZENS OF RICHM0ND.--Ine
undersigned couscieDtiously persuaded that his ex-
perience as an assistant to r. Blair twho declines
re-election would enable him TO perform efficient
Nv The duties pertaining to the Office of HIGH lUS-
STABLE. efters himself candidate for the SURFACES
of his felov-citizens Should they confer npon nm
himself the utmost to fulfil its duties faithfully
r. i'd 4, j. LAKELAND.
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Nor1cE.-I am Candidate for the office
of HIGH CONSTABLE ofthe City Of Richmond
! e. alta - - e5s JOHN II REEVE. &
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g DISCRETION Is THE BETTER FART OF
vaLog p--Therefore be discreet and don't pc hum
r. ssise and csll on Mr. r. E. MoULSON ard have
yoar pictures taken as he nsures and warrants en-
ire satsfa ction or no sale to all who may gIve him
their kind patronage.
n have on hand. at present. very hHussesne
sortnIert of Fancy Cases Medsons Breast Pics and
Fnger.finss alt OF abe finsst fushty winch cannot
customers.
Pictures frorn 81 to S75-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22

IYoN's KATHAIRON.-F0R PRESERVING,
RESTORING AND BEAUTIsYIsG THE HAIR is the most
delightful and wonderful article world the pro-
dlced. Its astonishing without precedent
in the history of the Mateyid Mediea Dark and fuxa
rant curls, soft and glossy hair with of adfi
rers tniark this iadies) Is the universal effect Of the
Kathsiron. Bald and Grey Heads were perfectly
astonisbed THE Kathairon has folly restored my
hair after badness of II years. a. j. CouRrRIGRT,
rs Bond street, N. Y" The Katharon Is g certain
cure for Nervous Headache, and all cutaneous dis
eases Sold by all dealers, everywhere Try it.
Price only Is cents in large bottles.
d. 5. BARNES, Proprit'r, l6i Broadway, N. Y.
fe Adm
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& BY the request Of my friends, / Announce
u,yself a can ddate for the office of HIGH CONSTA-
BILE of the City of Richmond, at the ensuing eiee-
ton.
fs 6-dtd j. 8 b. TiNSLEI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-22

JOHN L. WILLIAMS, ATTORNEY AT LAW.
Richmond Va, practices in the Interior and Saperi-
or Courts of the city of Richmond and this county OF
Henrfco.
OHice-with Arthur A. Mcrson, Esq, for the pre-
REFERENCES:
ARTHUR A. MoRsoN, Esq. WILLIAMS BRorHER.
fe I7-dfm
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CAkRIkR sIck. J

The Cxrfitr Of the Diapetch etthe upper eAd 81
MarshsM, -Clny, Leigh ssd Iacksoh btreets. md
at Bacon Quarter Branch has been sick for several
dsys consequently our patrons in thst district have
not received their paper regularly. We. will en-
dcavor to remedy the evil at once.
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sQRE PACKAGES COFFEE Crush.
0NeeI.s %. PnlverixedL Pound aud Lost SUCAk,
feas WINSTON POWERS
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NoTIcE.--I again tender my services to
my friends and feliowcitizens for the office Of HIGH
CONSTABLE. IN the city of Richmond, at the ensu-
ing election Should it be their pleasure to elect
it will be my pleasure to serve them to the best of
M "a 81 GEO w. ToLER
NorIcE.-At the solicitation OF many
friends and acquantances, hereby announce myself
candidate for the Office of HIGH CONSTABLE of the
city of Richmond.
fe S-ts ID. BAKER, JR.
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HEADQUARTERS lsr RECT. VA. yoLusrEERs,

FtUIudfy 10Th, Io5f.
ORDERS, No..
a 1. The Regiment will parade in front
81 of the City Hail. at IL O'clock A. NJ, WE'D
III NESDAY, the I'D inst.
" III. Officers will be prepared to execute the ma
nuivres to which their attention has been called
III. COMMANDMENTS of Companies will furnish ths
Adutant on the morning of the parade, with the
and rank of the non-commiEsoned officers at
tached to their respective Companies.
BY order of Col August.
fe an-st GEO s. PATTON Adj
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r. r. INCLUSION,
4 fe 1g Hall Of Science, lie 5sain s.
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UNITED STATES LIFE INSURANCE, ANNUI-
TY AND Trust COMPANY, PHILADELPHfA--CAnyfe
PeypetaaE-C Cash Sgste. Capital fdscertafned rdiue
of IreniunzsJ and assets, January, 1855
s.0o1 Ol2 M
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-11
From the New York Musical World and Times

4 S6Ercu FROM LIFE-OR THE AGE OF Pro-
GGla Look INTO yonder window: what do you
see. nothing MR. surely :nathing but what tho
angels have looked sm;lingy down upon since tho
morning stars first sang together Nothing but
loving mother hushing upon hcr faithful breast
wailing babe whose little life han-s by slender
thread mortal lips have said the boy must die.
A mothers hope never dies She clasps him clo-
ser to her breast, and ga2cs upwards food and
rest and sleep forgotten that that little flick
ering taper die not OUT Gently upon her warm
soft breast she wooa for it baby sumbers long
weary nights, up and down thc cottage floor she
PAGES, soothing its restless meanings. Suns rise
and set stars pale seasons come and 90 she
needs them not, so chat rhosa lNnGuid eyes but
beam brightness. Down the meadow, by the brook
and The hin side she seeks with him the health re-
storing breeze.
God be praised, health comes at last! What joy
to see the rosy flash mantle On the pald check;
what joy to see the shruullen limbs grow round
with health what joy to sec the damp thin locks
GROW crisp and glossy. What matter, though the
knitting lie neglectod-or the spinning wheel BE-
dumb, 50 that the soaring kite or bouncing ball but
please his boyish fancy or prompt the Glceul shout
What matter that the coalscr fare be hers, so that
the dainter morsel pass his rosy lip! What mat
ter that her robe be thread bare SO that his grace
full limbs be clad in Josephs rainbow coat! What
matter that her couch be hard, so that his sunny
head ycst nightly on a downy pillow! What mat
Ter thaG hef Sehuef purse De empty SO that MS
childish heart may never know denial!
Years roll on. That loving mothers eyes grow
dim her glossy locks silycred her limbs are
sharp and shrunken; her footsteps slow and totter-
ing. And the boy? the cherished Joseph! he of tho
bold bright eye, and sinewy limb, and bounding
step surely, from his kind hand shall flowers be
strcwn on the dim downward path to the dark val
ley!-surely her sons strong arm be hers to lean
On his voice of music sweeter to her dull ear than
seraphs singing
No. no.--rhe hum of busy life has struck upon
his ear, drowning the voice of love. lie has boz
come a man refined, astidious and to his for
getfu unflial heart, (God forgive him. the mother
who bore him is only-'the old aronan nFanny
Fem.
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-11
NUMBER II.

THE LAST DRINK.-Dan Jones has wife, an
amiable, accomplished and beautiful lady, who lovea
him deyoutly but she finds too many bricks in his
hat. One night he came homo tight and was not
very much astonshod, but rather frightened, to find
his worthy lady sitting up for him She always
does. She smiled when he came in. That also she
she always does. "You stayed out so late,' she
said that feared you had been taken sick" 'IIic
amt sick, wife but don't you think I'm ttlo
tightF' "a very little, perhaps my dear, but that
is nothing--you have so many friends. as you say,
you must join them in q glass once in a while -
Wife, you're too good-the truth is | am d-drunk"
"Oh, no. indeed my dcar-I am sure that even an.
other glass wouldn't hurt you Now suppose you
take glass Of Scotch ale with me, Just nghtcap,
my dear = You are too kind my dear, by half:
know I'm d-drunk." ''Oh. no, only iulep too
much love- that's all JjelL take glass of ale at
any rate; it cannot hurt you dear; want one my
self before retire" The lady FASTENED to open
bottle and as she placed two tunblcrs before her
the side board she put in one very powerful emeto
Filling the glass with the f0ming ale she handed
that one with most bewitching smile to her hus-
band Suspicion came cloudily upon his mind She
had never been seen so kind to him when he was
drunk. He looked at the glass raised it to his lips
then hcsitatcd. Dear, won't you just taste mino,
to make 1t sWeetcr :! said he. ''Certainly my love-"
replied the lady taking m9u,h(ul, which she was
vcrr carri,,. not to swallow. Suspicion vanished,
and 50 did the ale, cmcjic and ALL down the throat
Of the satisfied husband. After splitting out the
taste, the lady finished her glass, but seemed in no
hurry to retire. She fixed foot-tub Of water be-
fore an easy chair, for which the husband was GU
riOus to know the reason. A few minutes later, the
gulp and splurge from the throat Of the husband
gave the answer. The 'brck was gone when he
rose from the easy chair and he never after carried
ono home to his wife.
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-11
From the California Farmer.
THE ENT y

FROM the California Farmer.
THE EXILE.
Go, talk of spring to the tramplcd fow'r,
OF light to the fallen star,
Of glory to those who i'll dangers hour
Lie cold on the field Of war:
But yc mock the exilos heart when We tell
OF aught but the home where it pines to dwell
Co. tell of love TO the broken hearted,
OF friends to the misanthropc,
OF tears where tears have never started,
OF VOWS where vows are broke
But ye mock the exile5 heart when ye speak
OF any of these, so fruitlcss so weak.
Go, talk of heaven to the deep in sin,
Of paradise in hell,
Of pardon for the wretch to win
When the fatal drop has fell;
But yc only mock the cxiles breast,
And weary the heart that seeks for rest
Go, tell Of the tomb--that silent cell
Where all our SORROWS cease
Go, bid the exile therein dwell,
In everlasting peace
And ye mock not his heart FOR yc surely tell
Of the only bcst home where it pines to dwell
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TIE MAMMOTH CAlE-Ihat the Mammoth Cave
is an antiquity Of the world before the Flood--;l
city Of giants which earthquake swallowed, and
which chance roof Of rocks has protected from
being efaced by the Delugc, and by the wear Of the
elements 10Y subsequent age5-is one Of the fancies
which its strange phenomena force upon the mind
III is 50 architectural It is not vast underground
cavity, raw and dirty, but q succession of halls,
domes and corridors, Streets, avenues and arches
all underground, but all telling Of the design and
proportion Of a majestic primeyal metropolis. 1t is
not cave but a city in ruins a city from which
sun, moon, and stars have been taken aNay--whose
day Of judgment has come and passed, and over
which IL new world has been created and grown old.
BY what admirable laws Of ufknown architecture
those mammoth roofs and ceilings are upheld, il
every travellers wondering question. In some
shape or other heard each Of my companions ex-
press this, No modern builder could throw up
such high yaulted arches, and 50 unaccountably
sustain them. And all else is in keeping Tho
corrccs and columns, aiscs and galleries are gi-
rantically proportionate, and as mysteriously up
held. Streets after streets--miles after miles
seem to have been left only halfin ruins and here
and there is an effect as if The Easements and lower
stories were inoumbered with fragments and rub
bish, leaving yon to walk on Il level with the capi-
tals and floors once high above the pavement. It
might be described as Il mammoth IIerculancum,
first scpulchrcd with overlapping mountains but
swept and choked afterwards by the waters Of the
dellgc that found their way to its dark streets in
their subaiding. What scenery and machinery
thi.will be for the poets Of the Hest, by and by,
Their Parna.su5 is "A house ready furnished" ".
p JFWjS
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MINING STATISTICS OF CALIFoRNIA-The sixth
number Of the Mining Ilaga=jne has been publish
ed at New York. In Tie December number of the
work appears the following well compiled report Of
the mining resources of California, which will be
read with peculiar interest by the population in the
mineral regions;
Deposits of Col5foruo Gold at The Mnts
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FARMING IN THE MoUNTANs.--The Sonora Her.
aM says: "W heat and barley will grow on these
hills, and will mature without irrigation. Tho
Mesgs. Heslep have tried it at the Bald Mountain
ranch and with complete success. Let us raise our
grain without depending on the valleys and paying
extrayagaat freights,'
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Total California deposits, Oct. 81,

'o3...... ...S2O4 Il6.O25 ~
We have thus the amount Of gold of California
production received at the Mints up to the lst of
November, except the deposits of the last three
months at the Branch Alints, which are not likely
to have been of magnitude. Official documents
show that the entire exports and imports Of specie,
from 1871 to 1853, were as follows:
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-11

not very careful of the memory of her great men,
Jeltersons tomb is in ruins; the grave of Madison
cannot now be recognized and the estate of Wash
ington she has permitted to be sold to company Of
SPECTATORS.
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FISHING ADyENTuRE.-A sea captain 'down
East q regular old salt, relates the suljoincd as
one Of his fishing experiences:
Once with a friend he went out to catch ialibut.
His comradc prided himself on his skill in the busi-
ness and rivalry arose between the two friends as
to which should capture the first fish. Having
dropped anchor and iinca they waited with fisher
mems patience for a bite; but for long time none
came. A length the countcnance Of the captains
companion began to Tighten up; and presently he
called out
1--WE got one I" He commenced hauling in with
great yigor at must be a large one" said he, "a
hundred pound fellow, at least He pulls stoutly I
tell you !"
1t was indeed evident tina. big fellow was at
the other end Of the line, and it was soon dscoy-
cred that it was to be no easy matter to capture
him.
Il must let him run, said he, 'and tire him out
Accordingly, he gave him line, which was car
ried of rapidly. Soon the excited fisherman be-
gan to haul in again, making sure Of his victim
this time.
"Stand by, Captain !" said he with the boat
hook, and hook him in the gls when he comes up.
Get well braced, for he's rouser!
The captain accordingly braccd himself for tug.
boat hook in hand, and waited impatently for the
moment of capture. His excited c9mrado was vet
pulling carefully and slowly at the line, lest it
should be broken, and eagerly Watching for the first
appearance of the prize, when, suddenly, a sea
change came over his fcaturcs and dropping the
line he exclaimed;
.Je-rc-salen! Cqpta,1, is the aaclorr
The captain went down in shower OF laughter,
and it was a long day before The fisherman heard
the last Of catching an anchor. paying it out and
letting it run till it got tired
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-11

vacant mind is open to all suggestions, as the
hollow mountain gives forth sound.
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Eloquence without wisdom is like butter without
to the sight but inspid to the taste
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PRoGREssvE.--A Christian friend of ours, in
Wisconsin, in all seriousness and simplicity, says
grace at the table in the following quaint style =
God Almighty, sanctify this food to our use, and
bless us for value received Help yourselves, gentle
men, for Christs sake Amenn
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Total California deposits, to July
80, '53..... ...... ...... .9lg2O050 02591
Subsequent Deposits "a PdIadaIphia liat
August lSj3...... .......... 81 100000 90
September. 1853 1915 600 90
October, 2SJ3 : 3ZO,OUO 90
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COLOMA Ell DORADO COUNTY, CAL, SATURDAY MORNING. MAR

Doyle was told his corrupt proposition had been
entertained thus far, for the purpose only of com
plete exposure the one hand and upon the other,
to vindicatc that portion Of the FL Dorado delega-
ton who favored an election of U. s. Senator this
winter.
With reference to Doylcs coadjutors, we can only
say, that while we are unable to name them, they
are indicated by the strongests cearest, and most
incontestible circumstantial evidence.
We have only to add that on the evening of the
Sd instant, yesterday the undersigned conferred
with their colleagues, with the exception Of those
who are opposed to the Senatorial election, and
after consideration, it was deemed an act of justice
to constituents, to cause, and to ourselves,
that we should give this statement to tho public.
II. G. LLVERIORE.
G. d. HALL.
The undersigned, your Representatives in the
House of Assembly, have been for-many days cog
infant of the attempt to corrupt that p9ron OF the
delegation in favor of the election of an u s. Sena-
tor at the present session, and they endorse the
above made
ALFRED BRIGGS
S. A. BALLOU
+. C. SPRINGER.
GEO MCDONALD.
HANNIBAL HOLLISTER.
d. P. TALLMADGE.
JOHN CONNESS.
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S52,7l8,G81 $l02,823,S8
51,718,98f

Net exports of specie for six years. $50 los 207
Add exports for first ten months of 1853,
as ascertained from returns and esti-
mates, say y...'.. ....... -. .'....' .S2oOOOU00
Total exports Of specie .......... SIS, l05 207
Receipts of California gold to Octo-
ber 81, 53 53.................. .S204, ,775 ,O25 81
Exports Of specie from 1917 to Oc-
tober 81, '52.,....... .$15, los, ,207 90
Net increase of specie Sl29, go ,SlS 97
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The lady who was nearly killed by the accident.
al discharge of her duty, is slowly recovering.
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-11

Elihu Burritt calls California Goods bank of un-
coined specie"
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Thompson " Go.

CARPENTERS AND foIvERs, House. SIGY AND ORyl-
MENTAL PAINTERS. Main street, in the old 5. Hotel
All orders promptly attended to.
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GOLD DUST

EB OUGHT at the highest market rates. Sight checks
a p on Sacramento, san Francisco and all parts of Cali
fornia and Oregon ADAMS " 70.
nov l9--itf A A. VAN GUELDER, Agent.