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Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1854-12-20

~ The Hon. D. L. Swain, the President of the
University of the State is at present in the City.
We learn that several meetings of the Trustees of
the Institut, have been held. President Swain is
most solictous for the prosperity of the University,
and loses suitable occasion to promote its interest
Every feels it to be matter Of the first impor-
tance, that our Common Schools and the University
of the State should be fostered and sustained
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- Mr.. Caldwell, of Guilford, seems to have re-
ceived the hit palpable" on Wednesday last at
the hands of Mr.. Settle Bold he is in debate he
he will be apt to observe for the future more eau
ton when he assails such man as Settle. We
learn there general expression of satisfaction
throughout the House ut the manner in which the
gallant young member from Rockingham disposed Of
the fiery and often intractable old "warhorse" from
Guilford. "a Estsse'l.
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The MAIL TO GoLDsBoRouaH The Railroad is
now completed from Goldsborough to this place, and
the cars are running daily with freight and passen-
gers; and the United States mail is carried between
the two points in buggy or snlky. Why may not
an arrangement be made at once to convey the mails
by Railroads - - : s5,s3.f * & :.
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- The correspondent of the Wilmington Her
aid does both Gen. Singcltary and Mr.. Shepherd in
justice in representing the latter Ito the elegant
language of the correspondent as "pitchng into
the former We happened to hear the debate on
the question referred to, and are there was
ill-feeling on either side, and no "castigation
given. Mr. Shepherd simply differed with Gen. S.,
and gave his views to the House in clear and i'm
pressve manner, as he always does when he ad-
dresses that body.
There seems to be sort of concert among the
paid correspondents of Whig newspapers to dispar-
age and traduce prominent Democratic members of
both Houses. This is the old federal game. We
not surprised at it; and Mr.. Biggs, Mr.. Dortch,
Gen. Sngeltary, Mr. Badham, Mr. Jordan, Mr. Settle,
Mr.. J. b. Bynum, ard Others who appear to hav.
been made special objects of attack will be very apt
to survive it all.
Gen. Sngeltary is young man ofmuch promise,
and sustains himself admirably in debate. The fed
erasts dread his increasing influence, and hence
their attempts to disparage and underrate him.
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Dec. ID. 1854.

nAN RIVER INSTITUTE.-THE 9TH SES.
Ison of this school willcomnence the 18th of Janu
ry ns5t 1t affords the PrncipSl pleasure 70 say that
sary speak ofMr Graves qualifications GENERALLY
known that ho graduated at our University with the high
est huuors of that institution. sst4 So.
1t has become to raise the price Of tuition.
will be higher however than in classical schools gem
orally. -
English branches. 10, 121i and SIS per session
Classics, - &20z'
o. -
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AKER AND ACTING GOVERNOR.

THE SPEAKER, And ACTING GOVERNOR.
The following highly interesting communication,
addressed to the Editors Of this paper appears to be
conclusive in the view taken of the Speaker of the
Senate exercising the powers of Governor. The
statements made, from the history of the State, may
be implicitly relied upon. We repeat they settle
the question
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MIDWAY ACADEMY.-HAVING SECURED
Ivl the of Mr. J. OBren, citizen and graduate
of the South whose experience in teaching and ab
y warrants success the exercises of the institution will
commence the I'd Monday in January next The Acad
neghborhood inferior to the State for health
intelligence and morality Board be had in the families
of Mrs Elizabeth Branch Mrs n Kelly Col. J. F. Jones
and J. j. Jones 81 per month. The usual terms Of tut
ton. For particulars address -. -.
T. A PERSON and j. ]. JONES.
Louisburg, Franklin Co., n. G..
December Is, 1854. 7.fsJ. 3
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CONGRESSIONAL.

ASHISGToN, Dec. IL.
House The Hon. Tnos. L. Clingman, Of n. c.,
asked leave to offer resolution requesting the Pres
dent to tender the mediation Of the United States in
such manner as in his judgment may be most
likely to lead to paci6cation of the conflict
raging between the Allied Armies and Russia
Mr. Hamilton felt mpeled from a sense Of duty
to oppose the introduction ofsuch resolution. The
House refused to suspend the rules to admit the
resolution.
SENATE. Mr.. Badger of n. c., presented the Gre
dcntals of Elk. Gov. David S. Reid, the newly elect
ted Senator from n. c.
Mr. Adams, of Miss, introduced bill to esta-
blish uniform rule of naturalization. The bill ex-
tends the time Standardization to twenty years.
and acts respectively upon those foreigners only,
who may enter the United States after the passage
of the act Mr.. A. addressed the Senate at some
length and argued that in one hundred years hence,
every inch of the American continent would be
quired for the support of American people He
said that selfpreServation required inducements
to be held out to immigration. He disclamed the
infection Of the KnowNothings, and denied all hos
;ility to Foreigners; but he thought immigration
dangerous, inasmuck as foreigners banded them
selves together with the Abolitionsts. When he
heard that band of Germans had burned an Ameri-
can Senator in effigy, he determined to introduce
this BILL So far as he understood the principles of
the Know.Nothings, he said he agreed with them.
WAsH1NGroN, Dec r. Senate Jones OF Tenno
ssee gave notice of bill extending for three years
time for collection OF duties on hairoaQ iron lmpor
| ted by Railroad Companies.
Stewards joint resolution providing for the election
of chaplains of different denominations by the two
| Houses, was taken up.
| Dodge of Iowa moved to strike out the words
different denominations" He looked upon the
words as blow at the persent chaplain Ct the Sem
ate because of his sentiments on the question which
has divided the Methodist church into North and
South denominations.
| The House had elected Methodist, and to re-
| aure the Senate to elect man of different den
omnation would dispease the present Chaplain.
| Seward denied any such intentions.
Dodge's motion was carried and Slicer was re-
elected.
! WAsHISGroS, December 1s, 1854.
SENATE. Nothing Of interest took place. Mr..
Jones of Tennessee, introduced q bill granting to
Railroad companies three years credi. on the duties
on Iron. The bill was referred to the Committee on
Finance.
HousE.-On motion of Mr.. Boyce the committee
on the Judiciary was instructed to enquire and re-
port as to the expediency of fepealing the usurY
laws. - Z. ;.
! NORTHERN MARkE1s--DEc. 1s. Southern -four
better in New York, and selling At s. 60 to 90 80.
Wheat trifle higher. Corn buyers demand . re-
ductionin price. In Baltimore -four firm and ne.
csipts small Corn advanced one or two csntA :
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Gbt Stan6ar0.
rucu. SATURDAY. DEC. 16. 1854.

~ Several competent and steady Compositors
viii ind employment by making immediate 'ppl'ca-
:. .. this office.
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Inc Directors of the North Carolina Rail-
,aA. O"u Company will meet in this City on Monday
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BETTER TINES AHEAD.

The New York Courier and Enquirer, which is
always well posted in matters of trade and finance
takes hopeful view of the incoming year, as fol-
lows:
THE month of December opens with better
prospect for money affairs as commercial. They
are so linked together, however, that when;we speak
OF one we mean BOTH We gave in Saturdays pa
per, a resume of the Dry Goods Market for the
current fiscal year; showing that the reaction in this
hade has now taken place; radical one, that will
Soon restore the trade to its former healthy and pro-
itable condition
This is the first favorable feature to be noticed.
lhere are others that have an important bearing
upon foreign ard commercial matters, which COM
oihe together at this moment to create '' sunshine
.ifouh the 'cl uds' of the monetary world. We
nave gone through six or eight month of CONNER
e dsasters-a period more prolific in losses, suffer-
ing, crime aud shame than any half year of the pre-
s0' Ne century. We will not except the troub!ous
times Of 1919 and 1887, with which many of our
merchants were then familiar.
mat the new year, 1856, will open favorably and
''nuhue so, we think can be demonstrated and this
'nahse may by attributed to combination of cir
.umstances 1t will be remarked that Sterling bills
IL ','s market have suddenly fallen from Ct to 94,
ua'kers signatures. This is significant point. No
S?see os can be shipped pro6taby to England or the
vohlnent while unexceptionable bills can be had
"a traction under g.
"ee0aaty, The shipments of Cotton to Europe
s ss now becoming large, and the receipts thus
iI' .onS'derably in excess Of those of 1853. The
suland at New Orleans is active, and the sales for
ta e week ending oath ult bad reached "a 600 bales
s aAer mostly for Great Britain, with some parcels
,'I oI france, Spain, and Northern Europe. Our in
"sehce from Europe is such that we need fear no
Gn " decline in the foreign demand for this stpplc.
na ,ne contrary, we may assume that the European
anet Will maintain than the usual consunp-
~ The proprietors of the " Rail Road House, "
"essrs. Haley and Thompson, of San Francisco
'.'e'y gave splendid entertainment to the Editors
VI 'nat Clty,an account of which we find in the San
'"nc'sco papers; andw make our acknowledg-
"'s TO Messrs Haley and Thompson for their card
'"'1atlon to their Hotel, whenever circumstances
w'ncnaon w may prompt us to visit the golden State
"s' olfer our thanks to the Hon. Philo W White,
"'S pohte invitation to be present at party to
%, gwen at his residence in Quito, Ecuador, on the
6. ~, reoruary ensuing, as testimonial Of respect
m W. "AsHlNGros, the father of his country. If we
oula conclude to avail ourselves of friend Whites
;"''aoon' we shall certainly take San Francisco
In Our way.
20 Inc Directors of the North Carolina Rail
'"o company will moot IN th;o r;t,, -. H1~1
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NORTHERN MARKEIs--DEc- 1s. Southern -four
better in New York, and selling at IS 60 to 90 30
Wheat triie higher Corn buyers demand . re-
ductionin price In baltimore -four firm and ne
csipts small Corn advanced one or two csntA
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Rideeway Land for Sale.

Ridgeway Land for Sale.
II OFFER FOR SALE MY RESIDENCE, NEAR
place cannot be found in the county of wareu-dsapoe
five miles from Warrenton, Immediately the r. d g. r.
r. within hours ride of Raleigh the to Weldon
tber description Is nas from. Clsrksve Va.
will see for themselves
ALSO, ----s
carpenter number brekayer and plaserer first rate
cook, and some valuable house servants. :. 81. -
A letter addressed to the undersigned will meet with
prompt attention. and he will be pleased to and show
Improperly to oil who may wish to visit it.
Ridgeway Depot, Warren County. 80 5-w.
December l., 1854.
e Register copy.
"A signed last November Court Pleas and QUAR-
ter Sessions having qualified Administrators of Dr. A. B.
Branty deceased formerly of Wake county, requests all
persons indebted to the estate of said Bany to make
mediate payment TO him and all persons having clsims
against said Brautly to present them duly
within The time prescribed by law this notice viii be
plead in bar of their recovery. -t,
Administrator A. D. Brautly, DECD
Raleigh Dec. 1b, 1859. 7-St
-ES Register copy. a. -
DY EXPRESSIVE HAVE JUST RECEIVED
- another lot Of over Coats Trmers BUSINESS Goate
the latest STYLE All Of which will be sold chesp Tor cash.
: Our motto is sisnlall profits and quick saleA
D0n '0'es' 10 s''e - ' KING BIsGs.
Raleigh, Dec Is, 1854. . 1css-wsw..
~RAHAM INSTTUTE.-THE sPRING .sEs-
sion of this School will commence Ao6ay the sts
of January next under the instruction of g. Anderson
as Principal with competent Assistants get to Be sesd;
Tui% Tuision II, for ibs he eher branches isoo:
lower i4o9 ii4o
; = = -, p. A. HOLT, Sesy. 8
Novs~6ss 70 q. -. s''S -
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I0isll 4 WEBR.

HMPORTERS OF BLANK BOOKS AND
h STATION ERY. No. 192 SansOme street. between Mer.
chant aud Washington, San Francisco have in
large and varied stock of Blank Books. stationery and
Paper o de- crption received by late arrivals from
New York which they offer for c the lowest prices
consisting in part Of
BLANK BO0KS-Fu and Half Bound
PAPERS-Le,ter cap, brief bill, bah and pocl-
ct post;
PRINTING and WRAPPING PAPERS-assorted sizes
and qualities
INKS-Naynard L Ncyes, David & Black s. and Arnolds
fluid
PLAYING CARnS-Cnhen's. IIart'-, Fcts and Fisk'S:
PENCILS-Fabers, Fay's, Haskins and Mordani's wri-
ting md drawing:
ENvELOPES-Buf, white. ehameled and fancy, letter,
note and official.
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Breakers Ahead!
VHNIgE CO.PARTNERSElIP heretofore

u existing between Newton LhNOriiig ahu A. L. l)en
er mutually dissolved thereby caution person
PERSONS from trading with said Dcnser n The oi
lavoTng Denser, a. am no longer account table for
such contracts. HOuld also state that hold half Of
The accounts nerdvson, which open for settlement
AID which he closed up shortly said Desier Is
Ugiicio-v .rrakn. about and collecting my accounts.
furthermore cnuion the public against en!rusng let
ter. 10 the OF A. T. Dsnster ExproSenan,
iers committed - the !anes in his vicinity, and 10
Justify mis- charges on letters he pany tells that the
u! charges in addition the legal postage, 80 cents on
each letter. NEWTON Law ORiNG.
E-Ir..ka- Mar.l, ,N--4s-tw
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UMS!ONS

GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, Nevada o.,ai, Tovn,h,,,
- Of Nevada. Justices Court bef ce r ~ f,oIhnP =
Justice of the Peace The People of the a.a of t1;r
MIA TO Robert Jenkins. You are hereby suInmonad ~
appear before the undersigned Justice of the peace at
ms once in sad townshP' IN Monday the 9th day of
Aprii, D. 1914 at L" lock A NJ to answer the conn
plant Of & R. Budd 0ho demands of you the sum OF
one aunred and MT dollars alleged to be balance dua
or certain mining claims sold as more fully set forth
in said complaint file in my Office On failure so
to appear ana answer judgment will be rendered against
you the cum of one hundred and fifty dollars, damages
and costs OF suit. Given under my hand this 23rd
day of January, A. y. 1854. r. w COLBURN
4'eom Justice Of the Peace
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House and Ranch for Sale.

rTuE subscriber Offers for sale the most ressonah
terms, 4 First Rate Ranch situated on Dee
I're,t three miles and haf be Nevada. IL contains
about 20 acres about six OF which fenced and
under cultiynlio and three more with fencing
t.ral- uround ta good frame house sixteen feet front
bv f,ty feet back now doing n good business q store
and boarding house, together with stables, &c, and
good spring on the premises.
Az the owner wants to leave Immediately for the Allan
tic Slae. he will sell THE MOST REASONABLE
TFRMS Amply 10 VILLA An REDFEARN, Cayoeviie,
or 20 MATTHEW LDuf-- on the premises
March 81. I~5i-i93w+
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SU UMMONS.

State of California County Of Nevada iOSnrnP P o
tce of the Peace The people ofthe State of California 10
Thomas Anthony II. c. Dawson. and James foises ou
sre hereby summoned to appear before the
Justice of the Peace at his office in said TOWNSHIP on
day the 10th day of April A. D. 1854 at 10 a VI
IN answer the complaint of Bennett Dumars and N Iur'
ner who demand Of you the Of sixty dollars alleged
~ be due them services rendered as your AGENTS an
to annear and answer judgment will be rendered aga nst
You for the Of sixty dollars and costs o. suit
Given under m hs l9 day 2, o bs pes
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Story, Redington & Go.

Importers and Wholesale Dealers IN
.2DRU UGS and MEDICINES Che
lH meals, Petinne'y, Faacy Articles &c.
Ia Stone Building, Sansome, OF Merchant
street San Francisco, California.
Agents for Osgood's India Cholagogua, Wistdr's
Balsam of Wild Cherry. Graefenberg Co.'S Medi
cines, Corbetrs Shakers Sarsapariila DR.. Hunt s
1t. iix'r and Hyatt's Balsam
From the fact that enc of ou- firm will reside per
manenty in the Atlantic States, and superintend
in person the purchasing, putting up and shipping
of goods for this market fllter ourselves that we
offer superour advantages, both in quality and
price. to any others in our line of business.
march l0-3m SroRY. REDINGroN & Co
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BOOKS! BOOKS!

II. DAVIS,
FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE, BROAD STREET,
HAS IN STORE
10000 lbs. Sack and Barrell Flour
100 lbs Irish Potatoes; $4,000 lbs. Barley;
1000 lbs Butter large and small packages;
s. O0a lbs Bacon Sides and Hams
l.Ot9 lbs Lard 5000 lbs Clear Pork
1000 lbs Chop Feed; 7,5Oa lbs Iron and steel
LOO lbs Sperm Candles; 30 kegs Nails;
30 cases Shelf Goods, comprising every vsriety of
Fruils. Vegetables, Fowl Meats, sc
ALSO.--A general assortment Of Queens and Hard
Ware, Mining Tools. &C. The abovr goods have been
purchased for CASH. and will cold
times Nevada, Jan'y 9th. 1854. III. DAVIS.
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FRANKLIN BsAENf.

r OW & BUELL. having Leased the above we'll
L. known establishment, would inform the public
that there can always be found on hand good sup
p,vsof CANES PIES, B0sToS BROWN BREAD, WHITE
BREAD, dc. &c
Hot Coffee to be had At ali hours.
N1s-WEDDiNG, SPONGE and POU Nd CAKES
furnished 1T short noice and Oh the reasonable
terms.
n s. BY st!;ct attention 20 business they hope to
merit 4 share ,f pu lie patronage.
low & BUELL., Abbotts Budicr.
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Miners Exchange & Saving Bank.

Armory Hall, Cor of NJ ,ntgomery T. Sacramento Sts
San Francisco, by DR. A. 5. Wright.
nEPOT for the reception of Gold Dust for the
~ United States Mint at San Francisco.
The Miner is hereby informed that the Mint will
be in full operation i'll very short time DR.. Wright
is now fully prepared to receive and receipt for al
remttances made for coinage, he will, when requir
ed make liberal advances and remittanccs OF Gold
Bust at and half per cent interest, he will also
allow the same rate of interest when the funds
main over the time required for the coinage.
44-3m A s. WRIGHT.
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1000 Dollars Reward.

WILL give the above reward of $1,000 for the safe de-
u livery the Jailor OF Early CO. Georgia, OF JOHN H.
ANDERSON, who escaped from Cuthbert Jail, Monday
night the 18th inst Sgid Anderson tried at the
September of the Superior Court of Early county, for
the murder OF Robert Thompson. and found guilty Said
Anderson is about % years old, about five feet eight
inches high, stout built, little Inclined to be soop
shoudcred, black hair and black eyes, speaks quick when
spoken has good set of tesh, his teeth little pro
ieciing has on his face under near one of h
eyes and weighs out 100 40 pounds il very quar-
relsome when intoxicated and is of very bad char
acter. Previous rewards revoked JOHN THOMPSON.
Fort Gaines, Ga. Oct ~, 1855. 44N
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Fl. DAVIS-RANKER.

FOR SALE CHEAP.
0NE HOUSE AND LOT, situated ON Com.
~ mercid near Pine street. The house is now under
Rent of Eighty Dollars per Month.
This property is situated in desirable and improynp
neighborhood. A3tf
For terms apply at the Real Estate Agency and Inteli-
gcnee once, at FELT's BOOK STORE, Broad street.
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AMERICAN RESTAURANT
BOARDING. AND LUNCH HOUSE,

BROAD STREET, NEVADA
tNeariy opposite Davis Fire Proof Brick Buildlng9
REGULAR MEALS
BRAEAKFAsT-From 8 IL to 10 A NJ.
DINNER, from IL 1-2 to 3-SUPPER, from to 2. 81.
EXTRA MEALS
Steaks Chops, Ham and Eggs, &c. at al, hours.
COLD LUN CHI,
Consisting of Pork. Veal Sandwiches, &C., always ready
Board per Week, $1,000 Dinner, S1,OO
: = Day, 200 Breakfast, IS
Cold Lunch-with glass of Ale, Porter, Wine Spirs
a cup of Tea or Coffee, FIFTY CENTS.
Suppers furnished to order Oyster stews allad &c
The Regular Tables will be supplied With all the ordi
nary Vegetables of the Season.
cHorcE LreuoRs, Wines. Ale, Porses. &C.. at the Bar
Ao-3m p HIGHTON
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G y S ) VA LEY
DAGUERREOTYPE GALLERY,

Na'as., Street, nearly opposite KlH Street,
United with all the modern improvement by
l. which am enabled to take superior pictures IN
fair or cloudy, sunshine stormy weather.
Citizens cf Grass I'ai'eg and plu "outsider''
friends geaeraHp, are inUife9 to cqH.
sept |, 1873 2Ou GEORGE D. DORNIY
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Also
Convinc and Seal Presses; Combs;
Lelter Books; Brushes:
Letter Clips; Indelible Ink
Chess Mem Carmne Ink:
Backgammon boards; Notaria seals and waters;
Dice; Gum Labels;
DOmnOcs; Cotton ant! linen twine:
steel Pens of ali kinds; Whiiney's Drapcrs and Sill
Gold Pens; mans inkstands;
Patent Rubber; PGcket Inksands;
Rubber bands; Sand Boxes;
Betting Paper aud Boards; Wafer Cups,
Card Buari Letter Stamps;
Printers Card: Paper Folders;
Waters aud Sealing Wax; Paper Weights
Port monnaies; Black Sand;
Pocket Books: Plain and Fancy Note Paper;
Bankers cases. Motto seals, Pocket Cutlery &C.
We constantly receiving additions o tho above stock
TO which We invite the attention of the trade,
LORD & WEBB.
1872 Sansome ST., bet. Washington and Merchant,
Dec l63m s san Francisco.
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Masonic.
NOTICE.
DickinsOn's Exchange.

MAIN STREET-NEVADA.
H7HE UNDERSIGNED having opened the above man,
4 ed House formerly and lavorably known AS the Old
Stage icnse. under the management OF j. n Turner, s
thoroughly repaired anc renovated the same, would
rpecully solicit lee patronage OF his friends, and Of the
public in general.
THE EATING DEPARTMENT,
Wil be conducted by Mr. and Mrs. Whitney.
Well know for their urbanity and ability, upon the plan
the Ioyeioy House New York and Of the Orleans House
Sacramento. ~ The best Cooks and Walters
have beer selected
sF THE BAR will aiways be stocked with the
he,. te market open al ali hours OF the night.
GEORGE w. DICKINSON,
;o-f PROPRIETOR
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Butter. Cheese and Lard.

Butter. Cheese and Lard.
Ar 81 CLAY STREET, ABOVE FRONT STREET.
"A RAn Frkns, New June Orange county Butter;
= o. - 200 do do Goshen Butter
$50 do do Delaware county Butter:
1n0 do do ChataIue county Butter;
100 casks choice Butter in - 10 Kits:
2tD0 lbs. Butter in 10. 20 and So Id kegs:
1500 lbs Cheese in tins hGft ever imported 10 the state;
$50 Cases refined Lard, in small tins:
loo Tierces and barrels superior Leaf Lard;
ALSO--EX CLIPPER SHIP eagle"
C5 Firkips Choice Selected Butter, for Family use.
The above lot Of Butter has been seleceed by myself
New York, and shipped by expressly for my own
trade, and will think be found on examination superior
any offered i'll this market and wsll be sold the lowest
rate. WIN. Il. WEIR. Clay II. above Front.
45--1m San Francisco.
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PRINCIPAL OFFICEs-I6 Wall street New York -
Express Building Montgomery street, san Fran
cisco.-s, Place de la Bourse, Paris
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NEVADA BAK cry.
e o UN o.

A NENORANDT VI RG1h, marked Calvin Franklin.
- containing Note of hand f). $50 also other pa
s-rs. The have The same by applying to T.
~. Coburr. E-q and paying tor this advertisement.
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SIGHT DRAFTS on New York, Philadelphia
Boston, It Louis and Cincinnati Also payable il
almost all the principal cities and towns in the At
lantic States and the Canadas