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claimer Of any idea of Interfering with that
gentleman's position. So it may now be re-
garded fixed fact that, for the remainder of
the presidential term Of Franklin Pierce, Jesse
D. Bright is to be Vice President of the United
States.
Enlistment Of Substitutes. "A soldier, whose
term had nearly expired, offered himself as
substitute for soldier authorized to be dis
charged on condition Of his furnishing SUBJ
stitute without expense to the United States
The recruiting oficer, by misconception of
duty, re-enlisted the offered substitute for the
full term of i've years. instead of for the nm.
expired time of the discharged soldier. It
was held that the enlistment of the substitute
should have been only for tho fraction of the
term remaining to finish tho contract begun
by another but as the recruiting officer had
made new and different contract with the
substitute, the United States were bound by
it, and that the substitute having re-enlisted
for five years within the time prescribed by
the act of July 5, 1888, was legally entitled to
all tho bounty, pay, and advantages provided
for soldiers on their re-enlistment
A Roorback.-The New York Herald of yes
terday contains a cock. and bull story, by
telegraph, from this city. pretending to give
the particulars of an intrigue to get Secretary
Marcy out of the Cabinet, with its unsuccess
full explosion, making Mr.. Buchanan its head
and front, &C., &c.
Now we have to say, that the whole story,
in all its parts, is the merest budget of delib.
erately concocted falsehoods ever invented to
crafty the morbid appetite of class of the
,Herald's readers for newspaper wonders
This is equivalent to saying that its invention
is worthy of the leasing reputation of the
Father of Lies himself.
The District Judiciary Reform Bill was to.
day referred to the Senates judiciary Com
mittee. The bill is an important one, and We
hope its opponents as we'll as its friends will
be fully heard before final action. We are
causing to be prepared copy of the bill, as
an early occasion to lay before the Stars
readers.
Congress contrary to general ex.
pectation, there was an ample quorum of both
Houses
The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Department.-On Saturday, the 23d of Dec =,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
tho books of tho Department.
For the redemption of stock. $4s,OSO IL
For paying other Treasury debts. SO, 157 Sc
For the Customs. ................ 5O,029 So
For the War Department.. ........ 1896 Al
For repaying in the War Depart
ment ................. 1,427 40
For repaying in the Navy Depart
ment. ............. 129 so
For the Interior Department. 1888 IL
For repaying in the Interior De-
partment.. .................... 7O6 90
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present from Ava, India, as an embassy has
arrived at Bombay with about two dozen
small boxes containing precious stones and
gold and silver articles; q couple of dozens Of
large size, containing curiositiss Of extensive
value; three dozen boxes, Of the meat safe
fashion, supposed to contain wonders of Bur-
man art, marble statues, ivory boxes, and ele
plants tusks. There are also ten ponies.
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HIGH PRICE FOR SLAvHs.-The Danville
Va.) Republican, Of Friday last says: At a
Commissioners sale, a few days since, in this
neighborhood, negro man was sold for s1270,
and a negro woman. with a child eight months
old, for $3.50, the rest of them, twelve in mum
Der, for proportionably high prices, though
the above were the largest sums paid for any
two of them.
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DISCHARGE OF Won KHEN-Tho Norfolk
Herald states that nearly five hundred men
have just been discharged from the Navy
Yard, comprising men from all tn 10 different
mechanical departments and laborers. Nearly
every one employed on the U. S. frigate Sa-
bine was included in the dismissal. There
are only some eight hundred men now left in
this Yard
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DEAD HEADs.-A good deal is said about
admitting members of the press free to public
amusements. The only agreeable change that
could be made would be to pay US for our COM
pulsary visits to some, in the way of business.
Nothing can be moro irkssms than to set
through dull play or concert, or listen to
wishy- washy address, and these are infections
which editors are compelled to bear patiently
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~ The St. Louis Medical and Surgical
Journal relates several cases in which soda
has been successfully employed as q remedy
for snake bite and the sting of poisonous in
sects. The injured part was bathed in warm
water and then the soda-moistened little
with water before being used-was applied
to the wound
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V The London Sun promises to publish
an extra, with list of the killed and wound.
cd, the moment it receives intelligence Of the
capture of Sebastopol, and it solicits orders
from newsmen in advance.
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~ A HOLIDAY FESTIVAL for che benefit
Of the Fifteenth street colored Presbyterian Church,
(Rev J. 4. Cock, Pastor) is now being held in the
basement of the Church, and will be continued I'M
til further notice. handsome variety Of useful
and fancy articles, including Refreshments, are Of
ferNd for sale.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
dec 26-3tt
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ASELECIION NOTICE. The name of LUTHER
R. sMOOT is respectfully presented to the voters OF
the First Ward as candidate for the Bard Of Com
mon Council, to fill the vscsncy occasion by the
re ignation Of Cha rles A. Davis, Esq.
dan 2d--2tS
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American Association for the
III Advancement Of Education.
Prot. E. Locmis, Of the University Ct New York,
will lecture this evening, at the Smithsonian Insi
ton, in the new Lecture Room, at Z O'Clock.
The Association will meet at on O'Clock, and dis.
cussions may be expected.
The exercises during tomorrow will be Of an In.
teresting character
Notice OF subjects given in tbs morning papers.
dec 20 r. L. COOKE, See'y.
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e The taxable property in New Orleans
has just been assessed at 800, 594 400, which is
an increase of 7,O06,435 over last year.
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e 1t was reported in Boston, on Saturday,
that Messrs. Rawson, Brigham Il Co., dry
goods dealers in Milk street, failed with liza
biliies Of 100000.
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Il There is man in New York so opposed
to Catholicism that he won't travel on CROSS
roads. He is the same man that won't eat
beef for fear that it might be portion Of the
Pope's last bull.
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r. Seagrave Steere, Of Providence, R. l..
have made an assignment in consequence Of
their endorsements for Hill, Carpenter & Co
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EVENING STAR.
JOB PRINTING.

Our friends will find US prepared at any
moment to execute every description of JOB
PRINTING, with neatnels and dispatch on very
reasonable terms, from Cards up to Book
Printing. We are now ready to serve all, at
q moments warning.
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HOLIDAY PRESENTS,

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
- UPERIOR GOLD WATCHES, FINE JEWEL
~ KY, SILVER AND PLA. .NrEs
TED WARE, &c-SAS'L LEW SANEE
is respectfully CO. attention E&IASs.6HA
to his excellent and we'll select N>><eszs.zz<r>
ed assortment of goods, comprisog-
Superior Geld Watches, in hunting and other ca ses
from the most celebrated manufacturers
aoid vest guard ard fob Chains, Of beautiful pat
terms
R' ana beautiful ar tices of Jewely, consisting of
BreaStpins, Far and Finger Rings, Bracelets,
&c, Of various patterns and designs In full
Gets and by the single piece.
Fine Silver spoons, Forks, Ladies, Butter Knives,
Napkin Rings, &c.
Together with large and exc llent assortment OF
goods IN his line, all Cf which he is prepared to sell
on pleasing terms.
Pa. svenUe, bet. 18th and 18th streets.
dee % CT
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n The Turkish Sultan has issued frman
prohibiting tho importation of Circassian and
Georgian beauties
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tn. PHILLIPS COACH FACTORY,

477 Eighth st ,Sdjoining kainsy's Livery Stables.
Owing to the increased trade which q generous
~ public has bestowed upon me, I have bean ccn-
PEELED to erect q new and larger building for tn,
c.rrying On of my business. Here I shall BE- er-
abled to execute all orders entrusted t. M with
greater facilities and dispatch, and would resNect
fully solicit a continuance OF the publ 8 pateorags
Carriages and Wagons, Of the most modern style,
built of the best materials, and warranted to give
satisfaction.
eepairs Of every description pInoualy attended
t..
For sale, cheap, a secondhand Clarence Carriage,
nearly new. 26-tf
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN.-WHIL1 IN
y the house Of friend In the First Ward ~
yesterday afternoon, about O'clock, some %oN
person either stole or started away my sor-
rel HORSE. having pitched to him a large catrysll,
with tin top will give S. il the horse AMI car
ryall is brought to me at No. 363 Virginia ave.
nue.. HENRY HESLEkN.
dec 26-3t
AM PUBLISHING CATALOGUE OF THb
l. Curosities Of the National institute n the Pet
emit Office, which will be an extraordinary medium
for advertising, from II to 5000 vsters report Cd
monthly Of class best calculated to benefit adyer.
tlsers. ALFRED HUNTER,
dec 26-St$ next tn Adams Eypre=s
I OST-A BLACK FIR TIPPET, ON SATUP-
IL day evsning last either On Pen nsylvapia ave
nue., bstweep Sth and lob. CT on 9th, between tn.
avenue and street-or On Z between eth and 10
streets The finder will confer q favor by leaving II
at this Office, and If he peases will receive suitable
reward. Gee I6-2ts
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GROCERY AND LIQUOR STORE.

I Il. BAILEY, no. 435 Seventh street between
~ g and ", has On hsn a fresh assortment OF
SLGARs TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, LIQUORS and
GROCERIES OF every description, which he Oilers
at the lowest msrket rrices. II. solicits a share of
public patronage, feeling assured of bis ability 70
please all who N ay favor him with a call
dec 23--Lf
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MUSICAL GIFTS.

Il NOW NOTHING GIFT FOR 1883
IN Life Of Barnum, lew supply
DO Greedy do
Ruth Hall, Fanny Ferns last
AWAY Down East, jack DJwning's last
Webster and lis contemporaries
And host OF new works.
Pa. avenue ~, CO
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MADAM sTREIGHLITZ OR MIS- CONSTANCE
INl EGLINT TON --Should this notice meet the eye
Of either, they will confer a favor by informing II
NJ, through the Post Office, Washington. u @ =, CT
their whereabouts The above laliss parted at Cos.
lentz. the Rhine. with II. NJ; they en- route for
America and II. NJ for Italy. The circumstance OF
the meeting so singular, l. need rot lie men
toned here. They may be assured thai both ladies
are highly appreciated bv II. ANA Ia will 20
hundreds of miles 20 yin them Il. II still roma ms
sir Rla. dec rP-2 :
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~ eECIAL NOTICk-ALL PEBSJNS IND. BTc u
- to me are notified that their accounts will b.
ready fer collection by the 2Sth instant and will be
cent in during the week, and it Ia earnestly re-.
quested that they will call and settle, either by ca h
or Lote at short date before the 9Th January 1875
Having determined to close our business ne i'll
commsnce from this day to sell out our sock Of
GOODS. consisting Of cohplete assortment of
French, English and dorne tic Dry Goods at cost for
cash exclusively, wish to close cut early
possible. All Goods will be sold at prime cost,
which viii be at 25 per cent less than can re pur.
chased elseH here. 30 the ladies will cal early if
they wish bargains at II. L. WILLIAMS,
next door to Bank of Commerce,
Zee 26-3tf George own.
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NOVELS NOVELS
4 LARGE VARIETY OF % CENT NOVELS for
n 1915 cents.
al o. back numbers Of Hsrper's Mss. zine for II 4
cents, at ROBERTS Cheap Variety Store, No. s 81
Seventh street, doors from Maryland avenue.
dec 25-3t*
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DARTICULAR NOTICE. OUR CUSTOMERS
Il are respectfully informed that their bills are
now being drawn OF, and will bs presented to them
that ell persons having accounts with US will come
forward and settle them promptly in cash or notes
at short dates.
WALL 4 STEPHENS,
31% Pc. avenue, aexs door to the Iron Hall.
dec 26-3t
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vTNRAVELS IN THE EAST, TIE East
Il ern War.-GTeat Work on China and India
Sears Russia, very cheap
Do Hetory Of the Unitsd States
Do History Of the Bible
Travels on the Continent
Description of Great Britain and Ireland
Sold to Agents at the mort reasonable prices
Agents can be supplied with all Of Sesrs' works
Active men can make from two to three dollars per
day. For sale by DECKER.
Pa. avenue, 4 doors east If Ninth St,
dec 26-5t* oppos;ts the MARKET
IKE MARvEL's NEW WORK FUDGE DOINGs
L Being Tony Judges Record OF the same in Forty
Chaptsrs-with Portraits of Solomon Fudge Esq
and George Washington Fudge from designs by
barley, 2 vols, l2mo; uniform with "Reysri.s OF q
Ba helor," "Dresm Lfe," &c.
For sale a.
sHILLINaTON's Bookstore,
GIDEON Building, corner Pa av and i 81,
dee 26-tf
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w cisu III LILO CasS OI INC OulteQ OLdLeS OF
America vs.. the North West and Minnesota
Railroad Company. This is point gained,
the importance of which to Dubuque and the
Northwest can hardly be duly appreciated. -
Dubuque Herald, 18th.
We apprehend that the above rather OBJ.
seure paragraph can allude but to one affair,
viz: to the grant of lands made at the last
session by Congress, in aid of the construction
of the Minnesota railroad, and repealed imme-
diately afterwards on the ground of the fraud
perpstratsd in procuring the Interpolation of
certain words in the bill, changing its essential
features. From this and other sources we are
satisfied that those for whose benefit the fraud
was perpetrated, mean to set the subsequent
action Of Congress at defiance if possible, and
are now proceeding as though the repeating
act is unconstitutional, and therefore void.
It will be perceived from the above extract
that the supreme court of the Territory has
already formally decided according to their
wishes.
Is it not time, therefore, that those of Con.
gress who voted for the repeating act, should
awaken to q realization Of the efforts being
made in this case, to laugh the authority of
the National Legislature to scorn?
Senatorial Courtesy.-We hear that on
arrival of Senator Atchison in Washington,
ne was waited on, by Senator authorized SO
70 DO, with an assurance that if he was 80 dis
posed to resume his position as the presiding
ofhcer OF the body, Mr.. Vice President Bright
would forthwith resign the senatorial chair.
We learn that his answer was an instant dis
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NOT1CE.-The public Is hereby cautioned not
~ to trust my son, Adm. 8. Wilson, as / will pay
no debts contracted by him. and he hss no means
now or prospective, to meet them himself.
CHARLES WILSON,
dec 23-3t 0enrget nwn, ID. G.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-11
breast have been torn from their moth

breast have been torn from their moth.
ers and murdered before the eyes ol
captive parents. All these oatrages al
which the civilization of the whole con-
tinent bushes, have been permitted by
the Government which pretends to con-
troll the people Of Sonora. Mexico has
stood by, and her silence and inactivity
have so encouraged the Apache that he
now threatens to ride into Guaymas,
and render the whole country from the
mountains to the sea subject to his saw
age will, and tributary to his beastial
desires.
You soldiers! are now called upon to
wrest the country from the rule of the
apache, and make it the abode of order
and civilization. 1t is possible that in
your chivalrous efforts you may be op-
posed by the Mexican Government. IF
you are, when you meet the enemy, let
the holiness of your cause move your
arms and strengthen your souls. When
you strike at Mexican foe, remember
that you strike at an auxiliary of the A
paches-at an accessory to the murder
of innocent children, and the rape of
helpless women. Fill your minds with
these ideas, and victory will follow you
in the plains of Sonora. In such a
cause, failure is impossible and triumph
certain. The God of battle is with you
and you will be strong, and prevail a.
gainst host of enemies.
(Signed) VIM. WALKER,
Commander in Chief of the Army of
Sonora,
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-11
R + NJ 0 V A r

rA- Dr.. J. c. Young, has remored
from 226a Dupont street to the corner
of MONTGOMERY ANDCALlFOR-
MA STREETS, opposite the Banking
House Of Page, Bacon & Co., where he
will be happy to consult with his former
patrons, and treat scientifically and with
discretion all those who may require the
services of Physician. The success of
DR.. Young since his advent in this
State has been without parallel, and
he hopes by continued and untiring ap-
plication to his Profession, to remove
from the public mind that lack of con-
fdence which has so unhappily existed
in regard to the Medical Profession in
the State of California.
P. S.-All letters enclosing $40 will
receive immediate attention. Direct
Box 735, P. O.
N. BAH papers in the State will
please insert as Special Notice, the a.
bove, for one month, and send bill to J.
C. Young, NJ. D.
Feb. 4,-65-lm.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-11
COLUMBIA. Feb. 9th. 1854.

We, the members of the Miners Com
mittee of Columbia District, tender our
resignation from further service on that
Committee, in as much as we were cho-
sen by the Miners of this District, and
our duties laid down in the Mining
Laws, and as We know no dereliction of
duty, whilst acting in cur respective
capacities, and as we expected to be sus-
tanned in faithfully carrying out the pro-
visions of the Mining Laws, both NOR
ally and pecuniarily by the the Miners,
and as in our opinion, they have failed
to do their duty, Or at least part of
them in sustaining their own laws.
Therefore we unanimously resi- ign, and
declare our places vacant.
A Fletcher, John G Sparks, T G
Boswell, Sidney Kibbe, T T Glass, Jas
Glassford, John Williams, Joseph Hus-
sy, Alonzo Kingsberry, Steven Burgets,
Daniel Walker, S w Houlton.
February. 1lth. 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-11

AMERICAN IScENuIrY-Amonc the
multitudinous objects in the Patent Of
fee at " ashington, and which evidence
what skill can do, is an invention that
picks up pins from confused heap, turns
them all around with their heads up, and
sticks them in regular rows; another goes
through the whole process of cigar max
ing, taking In tobacco leaves and turning
out the perfect article One machine
cuts out cheese; another scours knives
and forks; another rocks the cradle; an
other blacks boots; and seven or eight
take in washing and ironing. Another
patent Is for machine that counts the
passengers In an omnibus and takes their
fare also-when fat man gets in ii
counts two, and charges double There
are variety of guns that load them
selves; a fish line that adjusts its own bait;
and rat trap that throws away the rat,
and then bats and sets itself, and stands
in the corner for another
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-11
COLUMBIA LYCEUM.

Meets at Mr.. Gibbons church on
Monday evening, Feb. 18th, at s o'clock
P. NJ.
Question for Discussion-"Has there
been more to condemn in the conduct Of
the Indian towards the white, than in
the conduct Of the whites towards the
Indian.
Disputan's--E. E. White, Affierma-
tive; j. G. Norris, Negative.
Ladies and Gentlemen are respect
fully invited to attended.
E. q. WHITE, Secy.
Feb IL, 1884.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-11

J. P. YANEY, PETER O. BERTINE.
ANEY & TINE,
3 Il " K E r s.
...SONORA...
DRAFTS on Page, Bacon & Co., San
Francisco 4; also, Drafts on Page,
Bacon & Co., London, New
York, Boston, Philadel-
phia, Baltimore, N.
Orleans,
St. Louis, Louis
vile, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh.
sg~ Highest price paidfor Gold Dust -ds
Gold Dust taken on General or Spec
ial Deposit.
Gold Dust shipped to all parts Of the
United States.
~ Collections made at a reasonable
per cent, and all branches Of the Bank
ing business attended to.
JANUARY ST.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-11
WELLS, FARGO & co. IS
SOUTHERN EXPRESS!

e@ Daily Express to and from San
Francisco. Stockton, jamestown, So
nora, Columbia, Murphy's and Mokel,
umne Hill, connecting at Stockton
with a Daily Express from Mount
Ophir, Mariposa, and all other prom
inent places South and, at San
Francisco, with our Daily Express for
Sacramento City, Marysville, Nevada,
Placerville, and all parts of the North
ern Mines.
ALso,-To all parts of the ALLAN
TIC STATES and EUROPE.
The following are the principal Offices
in the UNITED STATES and CANADA.
New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Bal
timore, Washington City, New Orleans.
Providence, R. l., Albany, Troy, Utico
Syracuse, Geneva, Auburn, Cananda..
qua, Rochester, Buffalo, Dunkirk, Ell.
myra, Binghamton, Cleveland, Ohio,
Columbus, Dayton, Cincinnati, Zanes-
vile Sandusky, Toledo, Detroit, Mich,
jackson, Ann Arbor, Marshall, Milwau-
kie, Wis, Chicago, Ill.,, Galena, Spring
field Louisville KY, St. Louis, Mo,
Dubuque, To-, Rutland, VT, Burlington,
Montreal, Canada, Quebec, Kingston,
Toronto, London, Hamilton.
n@- Drafts on the above places at
the cheapest rates.
10- Merchants and Wholesale Deal
ers are informed that the Office in
Stockton pays particular attention to the
forwarding Of Goods by teams. Com
mission charges. moderate.
VIM. DAEGENER, Agent.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-11
INFORMATION WANTED

OF GILMAN HILTON, formerly of New
Hampshire; has resided in Mexico 8
years, and has been in the Southern
Mines of California, since the spring of
1850.
He is about 6 feet in height, dark
complexion, rather thin, aged about 35
years. Any information concerning him
whether dead or living, will be thank
fully received by his brother Harrison
Hilton, through Wells, Fargo & Cos
Express, Sacramento.
Sonora Herald, Sacramento Union and
San Joaquin Republican please copy 2
months, and send bill to H. Hilton, at
Sacramento, via Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
Express.
Dec 1O-57-2m.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-11
j A NJ ES MILLS & co.
3 Il " X E r S

DEALERS IN EXCHANGE,
CORNER OF MAIN FULTON STREETS,
....COLUMBIA.
DRAFTS for sale at sight, or on time, on
the principal cities in the
Atlantic States.
e6 Gold Dust purchased at the -Sa
l6r highest rates. ~9a
Drafts on San Francisco at par. Col
lections made on reasonable terms.
~ Having one of Herring's largest
fire proof safes, enclosed in commodi-
Gus and secure vault, are prepared to
receive general and special deposits.
AUGUST 1st, 1851 If
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-11
NOTICE.

Persons wishing to purchase Books,
Stationary, or News Papers, at reason
able price, can always find an assort-
ment at the POST OFFICE Book
Store. Columbia Jan. 7, 1854.
Columbia gazette., 1854-02-11
A CARD.
NOTICE.

NorrcE is hereby given that an assess
ment Of forty-fve cents share, of the
capital stock Of the Spring Hill Tunnel
Co. has been ordered by the Board of
Trustees, to be paid every Saturday, at
the Office of TIE Treasurer, Hammond
& Theall's Banking House, city Of
Sonora, from and after the Goth Aug.
1853. JAS. P. CLOUGH, Sec'y.
Sonora, Sept Ii, 1853. d