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GrNkKAL AdrUcY. ron Trr a.1- =.
s.. y .cS1ss y !. g. slAxDss-PiANk q. RUrf1N 80.
1te1s4 s'sss ss.. AZ. s.ss zs.;.'..s !. 8.
- - sDs y = yafs and ths sssssrs ~ "a Wssws =
.S : assss ssg s1s ss ess s's & g =: yssa ss Asv
a. a :. Ausu e. norAar PUslInsc ls asp Accoux-.sr
= - = seses 70 8-as
GR1ar "a. BAsaAss--T. 3. PRICE 4 co
I H0usL;1eI sLiE1I 81 DsnAhkaAIEs hafAIEEs e nsh prsss SILKS
AusrfssI usssfs sI1FTs FSEzsbSsS ssFs
Mossb; nansI Goods suited % tho present snd -.
g low prices to mike room for nsv ...s.I e
=, 80 81 -
AaoMAs 81 u Evans, ATroRrry At T..w
n5 a N .li the Cours of the city Of Richnons
ossss s soooss @os.s e e HMsn.ie1 MS,a ,,,,
nor and Franklin streesn. so1nse I. y yovsfs
& DR; ]. N. BIsoooKs-ofiica an tha sonth
nss;ca =. nm street between 7th and 9Th streetr
fam =, eGufs; - ON to 10 In the lrnornins ana
IS e '.e AFTERNOON. j. So-lms
SIeHr DR AIRS on Nrw oRrr...-Tn
.. .MACMuN J. 80, It E1ehsnss Bank. - Alns' y =.
- -" - q. 81
MEnRY g. CASHoE, ATTORNEY AT Law.
Sc Inn a. PUBLic and Commissioner Of Deeds,
@ SUu.n nr, - rolina, Alabama, Tennessee Ohio Tndi
sIe, ~ our, Wisconsin, lows &c. - -
- .sct ces In the Courts Of Richmond city and Her.
Not. cc snty Wil attend promptly to all Legal and
sS Ssg al business with which he may be entrusted
sce on franklin NEAR Governor street.
: L. y. CARSON q Co., Nos. Al AND a.
! 1GMT SThEET, BALTIMORE, AND NO. 81
WATER STREET, NEW YORK-A rood sssorf.
%sn. fos a. q PORK and tld always hand md
ABEL Y. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT. Law AND
~ NsIAnY PUBLiC- Once on franklin street under
tne Aeuopolitan Hall. Richmond. Va noI
AMERICAN HorEL, sea
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- FOUR ACRES OF UND,
III WITH A DWELLING AND sTABLE

1.I WITH A DWELLING AND STAB L Z
THEREON, IN SYDNEY, AT PRIVATE SALE
We authorized to treat privately for the sale of
a square of GROUND in Sydney. nearly adjoining the
- streets, having large and beautiful front on
hose streets Besides, there is an excellent Dwell
ling. Stable, &c. recently built while the property 10
well enclosed and drained
Being admirably adapted for building sites, and To-
Gated in the most rapidly improving part of Sydney,
this property is highly valuable more especially as
this about the last opportunity for purchasing land
In Sydney hy this square. so near the city.
TRRNs-0n.fifth cash balance at l, 2, and
years, with interest, and satisfactorily secured.
jsS0-ts TAYLOR L. WILLIAMS.
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THE EVERLASTING CoEyKsTIoNIsTs.- wo-
mems right advocates are again in Convention,
this time at Albany. The "dear, deiudiug cree.
tures seem TO be everlastingly in state Of aeita-
tion, '.restless wanderers after resi- What with
travelling, attending conventions, writing, con.
cocting verbose reports and immensely long
strings Of resolutions, We wonder how they 6nd
time Tor other matters that women generally NJ
tend TO, while the men are working and doing hu-
stnese 70 support them and their children. Whist
. happjness for MeNkind that 20 many Of these
conventionists arc ID the condition of single bless
ednesa IN. r Com. A5vvfissr.
ANorHxn PAcIrTc RAILsoAp PxoJEcr The
New York papers state that w. II Gfinnell. nnso-
ciated Wifh ofkefs Of New York State WnShlne.
ton and other capialtex, arB making epplicofou g
the Wisconsin Legislature Tor the charter of the
Atlautie and Raei6c Railroed Company, with {
capital - dAy miIllons, y build railroad ffusa
nypcint nn H. vslIsy of the lakss. he Mae1fnlb
n or Gnlf &c Msxie6s 10 the PaelAc ooenn. TIC
osi etvssthee eompany apthos1u p dcsble - eept
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James McGrath, the well known police justice,
died in New York last Wednesday night.
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REMOVAL,-A CHANCE FOR BAR
IL GAINS IN CHINA GRO CKERYA AND
GLASS WARE.-R. L HICKSON No. 5l8, Broad
street. being about to remove Main street, will,
tsnsive and well selected stock at and charges
This ne considers preferable to paying the expense
of removing and incurrne heavy loss by breakage
thus verifying the old saying, that the first loss
always the best"
Therefore, now is the chance for the inhabitants
OF shoctoe Hili and vicinity to supply themselves
leavariety of other goods both useful and ernaen-
tai f tsa i48 8as
E n B.-The Store and Dwelling for
Ia rent Apply az above. js24
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THE DAILY DISPATCH.

ur The circulation Of the Daily Dispetsh exceeds
conedsr.bls that Of all the Daily papsrl Of kehmond
combined.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

/ John Carol Brent has been elected Secretarv /.
the Board Of Managers Of the Washington Nation
al Monument Society. to fill the vacancy occasion
ed by the death of Geo. Watt.rston
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m GREAT REDUCTION IN n
IL THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS.
From fifteen to twenty per cent saved by buy
ing from J. H. ANTHONY, Columbian Hotel
Building, Richmond.
Moleskin HATS, Of best quality ........ .sS SO
Do do second do.................3 90
Fashionsble SILK HATS. Observation-Disclosures 50
Fine calfskin sewed BOOTS, Observation-Disclosures 80
Fine cafskn sewed SHOES. Is
II. ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one Of the best makers in the city OF Philadelphia to
supply him with handsome and substantial calfskin
sewed BOOT, which he will sell at the unprecedent-
ed low price of 80 SO. %a del
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Charles Burke, the comedian, and his sister.iu.
law, MIRA Thormen, viii leavef for California on the
goth.
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surclnE.-Betsey Ann Thorp, aged o. committed
suicide In Weston, Conn, few days ago. by
drowning hersek. Cause-disappointe love. .
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R DECoU & CO., Franklin Clot6in

II DECOU e CO., Franklin Cloth;no
1Os Store, Richmond, Va, Is the best and che.pe.
est ;sGre 1n the ety to buy all kinds of READY
al qualities and styles of Garments, from which the
most fastidious can select and be suited The facili
ties we enjoy with reference to the selections of the
appear in the Northern and Eastern markets
2 guarantee that we will be second to none in the
and excellent character Of our
Dress and Frock Coats of all colors and material.
suitable to the season.
Plain and Fancy Cashmere Pants, of now and
Rich Fancy and Plain Vests, in great variety.
.,, az iact, every article required to complete the
may DC met with a. above; and all of which M will
sell cheap as the cheapest and warrant es rood a.
the best Therefore slf who may be in want t Of of
clothing, would do well to call the Franklin Cloth
ing Store, No. SO Main street.
CHINGLES, &o.-12O,O0O 6 inch Cv-
~ press Bunch. SHINGLES, -
ls6. 600 feet seasoned BUTToN-wooD. superior
sSSss SSsSs fsss ss ''':Sa'ds ss. ropLdA1R al do do
1ooooe DO. do. Michigan and Canada white
DO Horhsln and Southern % asnHS HfcR5sY RS5Is;s'
ssSss SSs Dc. d. Oak d Eob.seos.a e; hoARbs Asa
10000 do. Black Walnut CARDS and PLANK
1000 do; =, D. aud sinch CHERRY,
The continued favorable attention Of the tr.de l.
respectfully solicited. S.
fe Is BELVIN L PARKER.
DEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER
Green Jam.c. anas seSs GH oa.nsss sns c,,a SsPs
a.s sasss e .aovssa % % i s re
viii lind i. Il !: iss moss se. ss
gsn. prsps,s.3hn OF Ginger 10 u.s and not half the
Prce OF snS otner wane Of nfst qusifS fsr sle at
fs14 Broad st., op. the iasis Depot.
rTpC TTrC AM N1DTTC 7,7c--
RANcEnrS. & ashmoDd 1 IL. 4s,osi.tioa SSu y.
Nov 70 s1s poss: Of On -:
g: :s,.s E s s As sh Is 4 Ri. s M s.
that ann sy Ss .ar.s O.s.
y ahc n0elshs ad'aJJsiM JAMES BosHER. rr..d.n.
-l .o.r 2. 1o.n--. .eele..y. mn = .
rINr r1nApc w. So.
the largest .oe1 q a. cisa.. W S S.,s M ever sae o
soo mot
nm 'nd i'TE1isss f6scEGEs' Gis.i:A rADD CO. pr....,.
!. = y Main .srss.
OR OH TIE 'sH,,S9s CoMPLExIoN.DEMAR e : J.
sssDs cosmetic ss psTss T. g, .pd
. other preparation: 81 q: q; s
e Z Dn..la. g MAN =.
IN u ND 1ansv01'O =. ..Is y anu 0OuAH = ssolo'
fe IL LOCKrTT pANKEY
NT7PTFTFn VTNro1P-WuTSrTFS
ap1Nn1Ta am 4; -. - ~ =. 8.
e n -, -'',' TfIf:K * ETT & 'PiNEEY.
n1C0N - ve-v .Tr--;o- 1t r. HoC
IL Rsuna cenutry Cured 6scos. iuss rsesIyine
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AMERICAN HOrEL, 81
RICHMOND, VIRGINIA $50
:. miLDEBERGER SMITH PRopRIrro.
F"sss'syse JonsSs Hotel, PhaaddpA&s
horER q MURRAY, UspERTAKrRs, Gov
ernor street, between Main and Frsnklin. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-02-20

LINE CIGARS.-We have now in store
IL the largest stock Of fine Cigars We have ever Of
fered. compnsing the best and most popular brands
imported We hsvet also good assortment Of medi-
nm and low.priced Cigars F &. ffs5
PURCELL, LADD L CO., Druggists,
fe IL @ 81 Main street.
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g. FOR SALE PRIvATELY-One Of

IL the haudsomest RESIDENCES in the town
of Manchester, a fne two story wood HOUSE. built
last year, with sll the necessary outhouses This is
of the most beautiful situations to be found The
lot fronts 62s sect and back half of the square
has excellent garden, with well of spl endid wa
ter, and 10 IN an excellent neighborhood.
Persons desirous of purchasing viii please enquire
at the Dispatch Office. fe l5-lw
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DANCERS ATTENDING vIsrT TO CALIFORNIA
Ayoung and genteel looking white woman was be
fore the Mayor ofPhiladephia the other day. on the
charge ofadultery. Her husband had been in Cali.
forna for some time, but recently returned, when
separation took place. 1t is said that the suit has
been prompted by cruel spirit of persecution.
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HIGHLY INTERESTING NEWS FROM
EUROPE.
THE WAR.

.
The answer from England and France to the
was delivered on the LIST of February, TO the Minis
ters In London and Paris The terms OF the reply
did not transpire but - II could not have differed
from the communication already addressed verbal
castelbage for France to the Cabinet at St Peters.
burg, was considered that the Cars nstructions
LEFT his Ministers no alternative but to leave Paris
ard London, although this might not be for some
days.
Orders are understood to have been sent to the
British and French Ambassadors at st. Petersburg
to demand their passports
Count Orloffs mission to Vienna, il said to be to
ask permission for Russian force to pass through
Hungary. It s further reported that If Orlo fails
the Gear will himself visit Berlin and Vienna to use
his influence with these courts. No symptoms are
apparent that he will yield.
On the Danube, although abstaining from great
operations, the Turks give the Russians no rest.
Fighting had occurred at Giurgevo, near Olte-
nitza, near Kalsrosch, Silistria, Turkuray, Mats
chin, Palanka, Kahodia, Islas, Tornow, &C., &c,
&C.
No change had occurred in affairs at Kalafat at
the latest authentic dates.
From Asia we have nothing of importance, ex-
cept that Gen. Guion to cross the frontier to at
tack Alexsnarianople.
Col Dein, who had been sent by the French go-
vernment to report on the condition of the Turkish
army on the Danube, pronounces il fit to keep the
in cavalry.
Two French officers are sent to report on the
Turkish Asiatic force.
THE COMBINED FLxErs-RuMoRED ENGAGEMENT
ETC.
Arumor was current of naval engagement be-
tween the Allies and the Russians in the Black Sea-
with the destruction of the Russians but it has not
been confirmed. s5
part of the allied feet had returned to Constan-
tinople, to escort Turkish supplies to Varns
portion of the Turkish fleet had gone to Egypt
to ship $4,000 well trained troops including one re-
giment of heavy artillery, trnuch wantedD and one
regiment of rifemen.
MOVEMENTS OF RUSSIAN TRooPs-oFFIcER CASH
IERED, &C
The Russian regiments of guard are ordered to
the Baltic provinces by the LIST of Msrch.
The Russian Vice Commander of Sebastopol has
been cashiered for not preventing the English fgate
Retribution from entering that port
The English engineer, Bell, is released. =
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or 8 stories above bis head. - =
These Machines have become in general use in the
north eTn cities, and in Baltimore have made many
hundreds.
I have three szea, to suit large OF small ware
houses
who receive all orders and give all information for
the same. ss JAMES Bates
Iron Foundry and Hosting Machine Manufactory,
No. Is President street. squares north of the Phi.
sdelpha Railroad Depot, Baltimore, Nd.
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DEEL'S LONDON GREEN GINGER

i WINE, manufactured from French Grapes.
Green Jamaica Ginger, Seville Oranges, Citron, hc
three years old1This article 10 designed for the
use of persons troubled with Indigestion Acidity,
Gout: Chronic Cramps. &c Persons subject to chifs
will lind advantages from its 1t 10 the most ele.
CANT preparation of Ginger In use and not half the
j. BLAIR,S
y fe IL A.l9 49, Broad at. ON the 0Annf
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ABEL Y. MAYO, ATTORNEY AT. Law AND
~ nsIAhY fUbLiC-Ofice on franklin street. under
eae 1esropoiitan Hall. Richmond. Va no
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RIcHMoND, February Let, 1854. q - q
7lHE WHITE GRE1SET n !. -;

1HE WHITE GREA6Er ID new.
= convenient and economical substtute for -. -
other Indicators for the axea Of trsnsportseu esss
onnibusses, carriage1 draya wagons, he. IL q nst
tency winter and summer. 1t does not gum % The
axies, and 10 cheaper and moro durable thar snv
other grease In use. afs Y =
and In kegs Of Is, - and 100 lbs eaeh, b. -, .
no a4-aA.t. AD1E l.Dals 4, I GRAY, e DHsEissa
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: u y. Carson q Co., Nos. Al AND 43
! 1GMT strict, BALTIMORE, AND NO. 81
wATEh STREET, NEW YoRK--A rood sssort-
e Eent o. Bacon Pork snd Lard always on hand nd
Ior saie st lowest market prices ia Ia-ix :
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NUANO, PLASTER AND OTHE b
transported on the Virginia Central Rarosd st very
low rates. notice i hereby given that they will only
be received at the Depot and trsnspost1d q sueh
times ns may suit the convenience Of the company.
By order Of ths Board.
Richmond, FEBRUARY 2 1854. fsS-4n
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RALE'S HOSTING MACHINE0.--
- We are agents for the ale IT Mr.. Jas Bs3eiu
HOSTING MACHINES, and viii fdrnish fhem 4
msnufacturers prices. with or without the ffaRe1,
Samples may be seen ct our store, on the Dock "a
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NEW GROCERY AND COMMISSlON
~ HOUSE.-The Eubscribers have this dav -.
cistsd thsms elves together under the style an In
conducting the GROCERY AND cor &lfSSfoH
BUSINESS. They hsye taken store on lSth stxe1t
between Main and Cary streets, and win. IL : f9S
Wines, Liquorh kc and respectfully solicit 4 aaIi
from their friends and the public generally
H. w. L0CKETT.
D.. Y. PANKEY.
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UA0U4lHGIo4XX3Tt~ 5zs9s'
DLEAGE N1KT H16dTET6 III
= LE0leL41UAE On ~ AMDS0l ~ r.
Ioee etan - perRolo ~ ~ fak0 IS - 5s
visk ! can sllIYlse1s lssss 4 go % .sfs3@ Il
ysss s.s Etl sa1sss - sstgi!si yerl9 uG6 n
s,n;.ss 81 e H. @.enesn % - - 1eSesa1ftlI
hsspsstisiIy,e pee si5 ~ IN. u pnasr !
E2 10 ehsrxs = nads. 70
ZONE AND SEE TEE T006.-~I
w. OSBORNE has a IL slceo61oS ln Sshi1c
AsOAeueHeosype 1t3enen of The lfo0n. r. IT ~
ssssss g wonSsr z &c nssesrss. Art Ths vsils
OSBORNE q sen1ine ous ssne q IL - f...e -.
tqres in the knswn world Hs kss - fssi eJSrv
stSle Of Pearl, Shsli. yslyss ma Essseeo q
Gold LOCkET5 and PINS, = wAiek - uiif i-ssss
pictures ct the lowest polsibls yiiss.
f.s slsn .fthe H.n%nssh % Anssssss | ~. q
RICHMUND SODA WATER N7NI5-
.SisiE iE4cTosYFss g: I:.S.. fsSsa 4: :: 4
DELPHIA PORTER, ALE ard CIDER - S.
Ssd. per dos. Bostle4 ~. per ID
neln 8. y q. foFfef.. s.SzSc. Dc. q. 81. -
%; Dc. do. 1.laIe Do d. sae. -
CiaeT; .,.-....l. % g. DO. do. 5oc -
Al Dotues not returned WIN be positively eksrnsa
.SI = tne above ften When bottlssare ssnf out ef
when returned. rsfan1 the msrSv.
Please Keep the bottles On thsir si1ee vhen I'll s
-, q. NcC0RdACX,
{. 4ois-ts No. S0& HroaX - 80
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r. RqSTCAMIc SCASds PRAcTIGE : z sTI q s OF AEDJCME

WAR! WAR;. WAR!!!-notWifh-
wv standing the continuation OF war betwees
labor In consequences thereof, BLINDS, oAeHE4
and DOORS are yet msnufscturea for the 1nme el1
price, ct the old cstabiished facfoly Of the mlueIg
MILES AMBLEh
10 H-ts Mayo sfrook
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-25

At Mameuke Ill., Dec Bradford wsls Of Cysas, Co. N.
Y Ho died SeIy suddenly Of arop'l ct.c it.
O. Thuea, Dec 49, Rui4s Of Z. $. and Gfos, asod
Nss sser cEto City Gu Thuday Dec IS At p O'CLOCK Of con.
o. Mis- Rtbseea Jsae ony d'lsher Of Mr. and h'rh'
In scrtnDo PC Mira Lucy, wife Of BsuAmia Brown,
fumtIy VI Cexeisnd Ohio
well TH Of Van BaIen County lows ssed a ysars and i've
In Narysv,e Dec lssh John H. Masrud, Of npon.
Doessoe formerly Of Montgomery County, Md and was ~
Ia sOre, Ith Adan Naulu native of Paris, political
ausitd By Lou Napoleon.
In NsDsgue, Josephine dlus.or Of C. E. aud Brown Of
os fton On toso in lea IS 80 Ton l o. on tie Ssh Nov Mr.
WI Lawrence, " NoEihPoIt Me- first o-eeT u $40 big
Lunt -, .
In shasis tho 18th Dec, taer short lnS Wilson Day
for ei. Ct kIooslSn 6reeno toanfy WI agsd % gea 49,,
Ia zen FIsucIco ca tie lst Dec As sash ) wife OF MI
On fucls1 rorpg Dec % a. tho residence Of Mr
eles IN. s.rss A. wife Of W Faiehld' formerly u BOOK
ssh F reo ct tho bcu.e Of DR. wooz,nbra on IN. nshs
Of De q Mis- Angelina Graham wife Of James Graham g'd u
On Dec I'D Mr. M.ry oqi,t ssa 81 yetTs 60, ,,,
sm Group aged q years 'nd Dec 10 Of tbs sans desee Jas
Nddlerr. eSed J o. Beeby and Elene Robinson
olopdsia l. CHAN Go h.ehii3n aged s. year.
Dee "a q her req ,s1's aa % 70. My :
Wili,n JelT@n Of Lebanon y eco s. yesrs to, =
M q RLes Eat Teape,e on ths ~ day Of Ausgst ~
DowDd fem The shI uen Lone IA dSe sa9e bend on sue
In Sacramento, Dec s. Mrs Marietta Wooiey wife ofDf @ W.
Dec o Henry Reilly Of asthma aged % yesi native of
Res.,tle Butler count Ole sn... .,.....,.-
In oakland Dec % Miss Mehtabe Emery eyed A. years
INrlRstNFs SSN FEASccOFor he S eiag De- "a 1883
Thomas ROyan, Ireland. 2! Leon Gregoire
Manila q Isabel Mossn san frsncisco, IL mouths.
ie James Coyner Prussia ~ Robert s. Henl1s toa Ire
land 46, Frederick Whitfield, England, a
bee II, Unknown coored
A0uzar6 52 J1ans Maria Ydrobo New
Orane6s All Che Onz China 81 Ferdinand Johnson NOway
Jsmes Wales Norway, 81 James Rice, baltimore, 81; Pete
" VILLAINS Hsmbufg. 49,
Dee Is-Wm MQBimby Ireland, IL Henry Wright Nov,
seots 2' Unknown All Qua China D Is6el, Navs
Dec a. saish Ftircbd Brooslyn 81 james LAbauou
Efv.Urleans 50 james Lsgsart. 81 JohDs NIB 81
2l-SsrAh Nation, NewYors ~ Unkn0wn Jan
Boston, 49, John Eurke Dublin 81; Peter 0ingcA
Que bee p lDfanf q Mr. aud Ars VIM. gilman
Dec y Ann N!eiegs Germany p mOntn 30 To Vow China
Mary Germany Man yell Gaspar Western Iands
81 Thleo Antony silva Western Islands a; AugelafS Ora
ham Washington ID c. Legrcnce M.sehsll Canals a.
Dec D. Choug Holm, Caiue. s.
Dee sf-hemond Doubet, France a.
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s.rs ssr.s'es ,As .osk sd e. srnn
sale o. - ets Peof ~ Sc 80 DO ie 80 do nnic Bra.
Sie.- Icuestc 30 ccavts 62gc
's'e i'e.p. have esEssds f1-tusion pdess With
les trupss = - 10 arrive Of = Boston Syrrp oqdg6
oLsoek Eh and ~ Importers Tor an a.
ysree IN rfs o. foisr 4sd Rshf Whas dsc sper.
q email Ut chnusee hasds Al p 49,
OLIVE on eco1nues trnn q e Is
SsTte market evsry de..-S,,,,, ~ A.
Dragon slsl s. do ~ SIS IS: ~ d a. as !, -sos
clssT DO ga IS. 30 bbl Mes 81 an ia 20 - a..
4ic 100 Pcs's c IS hhs Bssf a. s,s a.
pkr. choke June 2sc so 30. SO a. "a, - 80 =,
Lad ite IS Do 10 n tn. a, 81 -
IN sud % ms a. l6ic Sbeese-T so. -
s,ies have been usie sre ~ f2tc ~ Absnc.n ~
P,ISrs aNp OiLs-5COt "a hs Leal It ia 81 ..u>t ~.
~ c5- So sslors -nphsne q al o. y 81. $780,
Turrsutre 81 ctsss do ~ ID 81 Coz ,o.a
nal Whiiirg nsrte, s'utfed; s.les AZ I NE
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what had become OF him The lndlsn there presen. told
me that Francisco in the mountsos and promised TO
brig him into my camp the wing day ms prom
Zee faso accepted waited this time until the evening
Of tie ltb without seeing NJ elrng Nm Frsnesco oli
becoming tired of such tiAng determined 10 pursue
different course with them in future.
On the mosning of the 18th instant len camp az :
O'Clock taking detachment Of fourteen with the IN
tontor Of making prisoners of all the Indian men might
fnd ct their rsrcheriG. and keeping them ~ such unt
Frsneisco brought in the guilty Indians Wereschsd re
rantheris distsnce of five miles from my camp the
tra b,ngG very difficult to travel st night just a.
DAYLIGHT and surrounded before the Indians were sTao
Of our presence. had previously cautioned the men
against firing the Indians unless they showed dispo
sitiou fight The Indians much frightened; never
tn lees few commenced Shooting their arrows at the men
Their IRE prom ny returned. killing two and wound
ing several others, who made their escape in the thick
bIrsh surrounding the snchera. We succeeded in taking
eleven Vrisorers Of these being OF their principal
captains. | have egAin dispatched Iniian into tue
in search of the old chief Francisco. In the
ueanme it is my intention 10 keep these Indians prison
ors uu cen come to some deHnEe understanding with
Francisco and hs people.
The non commissioned officers ami nen ander my com
maId behaved gsllsn'ly
JOHN NU6ESr.
Trve Second Ieu,snsrt Second Infantry Commanding De-
tschr PA Compsn, o i" Second lnaaty.
To Lieut.. 7. NRIGBT. eomu sndins Fort Miller, Cal