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La W NI,EZLIGENCE.

Z. s. CIRCUIT CoURT-Befos Judges NELSON and BErrs.
This being the day on which it was expected the
decision on the motion for new trial in the case Of
Capt Smith of the brig Julia Moulton, convicted Of
Transporting slaves from Africa to Cuba, would be
rendered, the prisoner was broughtinto Court Judge
NJ however stated that they had not decided IT, but
II will be decided by February term.
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ACCOUNT FROM CoNsrANr,Nopr.E
Correspondence Of The Lsnasu Times. 4IIg-'---

CoSsTAsrisoPIg, Oct q. ls54 .
About midday the fleets stood in to engage The h.,
teries at the mouth of the bay. ltis sid Thai Am,
disagreement took place between the French ~
British authorities and that Admiral Duadss gave in
to the We've OF bic French colleague wbcss pfn vas
adopted Al ell events, the TreAoh vent IN and en-
gagged the baitees on their right The frs Of their
veSses was as effective as could be expected ss b
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NEW-Y0RK and NEw-HAyEN RAILROAD
FALL ARRANGEMENr. NOV. 8, 1854

= l. o,
Trains Leave Nfw York foy NewHaysn, J, 3, CEIl Is
ANTS (Ex) g. (Ex) AS, SIS Pm, For Bh1Ieport- 7.
1EI} 80 A VI 3 ok lis 5l5 p 81 FoC Mold. str.t
ford, Fairfield. southport aed westPo5. Ilso A. Nj ~
5l5PM Fog DsreD and Greenwich, 7. IL 80 A Nj $50.
AS, IS p NJ; For Stamford 7. 8, (EnD ll.3O .,
Stations, T. 9.l5 II 80 A. NJ $50 AIS, SIS, sl5P.M
CONNECTING Trsin-.-Fo Boston A. NJ. lex. Ar NJ,
g. p b. (Exl For Connecticut River Railroad 10 Montreal,
"a NJ (Es y For Canal Rslrosd. 8, (EE) llSo A Yd
New LONDON Bsilroei "A. NJ SIP. For H0uss'one Rsi
road sA NJ For Nssatuck Ralrosd IA NJ, SIP ,(EI y
For Danbury and Sorvak Railroad. A NJ 80 P. "
Trsirs TO New York-From New II aven $50 T. 935 A. n;
Llo, (E1.J LIZ (BI $50 99P From Bhdsspoti, SIS.
Noiasii. g. a. s.i5, lS52 81; ais (EI SIS ioS, PM
(Ex.;) FROM Port Chester, 81 SIS T28, sa II . NJ
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ALLEGED RoBBTRIEs AT THE Posr 0FyIcE-Jamss
Gibbons, clerk in the Post Office has been arrested
Oh charge of stealing letters containing money. He
was looked up for exapinston.
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: BY TELEGRAPH 10 THE NEW YORK TRIBUNE.
THE BEALE CASE.

PHILADELPHIA. Friday, Nov. a. 1854.
In the case Of Beale, the dentst. of Phade phia,
who was convicted OF taking improper liberties with
Miss Nudge, the Court this morning refused to grant
anew trial. His sentence viii be announced to NOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24
NEW WIDF-CAUGE ROUTE from NEW

~ YORK TO ROC EST En- The kOCHEStth sn9
GEEESEE VALLEY RAILROAD s now open and 10 con
necton with the Buffalo Corning sud Newton and Nes.
fok and Erie Railroads forms direct route from Ne~'f'n
to Rochester.
The Of this route together With the superior COO
fort afforded BY the wide renders By far tbs most deee
bic between the sbove-name cities
Tickets be procured at the NewYork and Ere RAncAe
Ticket oes foot Of DIANE and OF No l98 sro.dsaJi 40
In Jersey City.
BAGGAGE CHECKED through.
Freishts will be transported betvsen Hs~Yort and Roea
ter with dispatch Any nfOTnacu desired IN regard thesn
be obtained by calling upon the General Freight Agent
the ewYOfk ssd Eric Railroad, Ede Buildings, or v
TAPPAN Express Freight Agent, No Ie3 Broadway
No trains the Buffalo Corning aud New York hsfoso
Sunday. J. hEDfiELD Superintendent
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD and
IN sfer MONDAY November 20. and until further notice
Passenger Trains will leave Pier foot Of Dusnest follows
viz:
Buffalo EIptess ct 7 A. ~, for Buffalo.
Dupkirk Espre.s Of 7 A. NJ, for Dunsrk.
Mail a8B for Dunki,k and Buffalo and ntermedis's
Roeispd Pss.enser at $50 NJ iron foot Of Chamber
q. via PieTnnont for susern and intermediate stations
Way Passenger, at p NJ for Osyile and insermedisss
ststiora
Night Express at S P. NJ. for DunkIrk and Basao.
Emisrant ST r. NJ for Dunkik and Buffalo add iasfne
date stsuous
On Sunday only one Express Train, asp " -.
These Express Trains connect Buffalo and Dunfs ~
the Lahe Shore Railroad for Cleveland Cincinnati T0sa''
Detroit, Chicago &c -
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A MURDERER CONVICTED.

ALBAsY, Friday, Nov. %, 1854.
The Jury in the Phelps murder case returned a
verdict of guilty, this merning after being out only
one hour.
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YOUNG LADY KILLED BY BEING RUN
OVER BY RAILROAD.

LLHIHA, TIufJ, NOV. =, I5Jf.
A daughter Of Mr.. Andrus, Of the firm Of Andrus
& LsDgdon, Of this place. was run over on the VIII
Transport and Hmirs Railroad this evening and killed
instantly
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Bsk-Mna Morton, Bulkley. savsnosA scranton 4 TIL
Schooner Christie, Finch. Chester Van Braas q
Slssht
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THE STEAMSHIP AMERICA AT HALIFAX.

HALIFAX, Friday, Nov. "a, 1884.
The CuDsrd steamship America, Capt. Lang, ar
rived here from Boston, at O'Clock this morning,
having been detained by fcgs off the coast. she
sailed again at q o'clock tor Liverpool
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.

PHILADELPHIA, Friday, Nov. "a, 1854.
Money is unchanged and Stocks are heavy. Read
ing sold at SAL Morris Canal 10; Long Island Rail-
road III Pennsylvania Railroad 4oi; Pennsylvania
Fiyes
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WATER-CURE INSTITUTE and SChOVH
w No IS LAIGuT-sT, 7. TRAIL, ~ D., fnyy.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. for 100 Pstients -
PHYSICIANS The Third Lecture Term VI the hydf'ps'
Pathological School will commence Nov l.
WATER-CURE, corner Of 6th.ay. szd 81 ~.
w -Ds sHEw snites with Dr. TAYLoe = tas ~.
TENTS md BOARDERs received ct reassssas ""
Outdoor practice promptly attended To-
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NETWORK and PHILADELPHIA and ne
IN SOUTH sad WEST via the NEW-yERsBf HAL
BOAD-U. 8. MAIL and EXPRESS LINES. -Le.vs sens
York foot Of LbeTty-st- and 10 A NJ snd y "a
and IS IL g. 10 and e. SewYork Accommodation Line
s r. at e. stopping at all way stations Throuzh teLs1
for Cincinnati tat S6) and the West aud foF BALTIMORE
inzton Norfolk &C. and through baggage checked 70 We"
ingtou In ard 10 A. NJ and Pm.
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superiority Of the enemy after short time Is Cause
Of oisqsiet even to the sangune.
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CENTRAL RAILROAD of NEw.JERsEY-

CENTRAL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERSEf-
~ NETWORK, soMERyiLLE, ssrqS SenwH.st
for Ess;OS by s!.Smer. Red JAcKEr' ard spp9Msis5.
nom I:, NS SGS R r an ca the " % .a
road winch leave Nsw York from foot OF "oa'uA0d''-
p sS,aeI1is t%sy By NewJeey Railroad from foot Of
caurtisndtst ouly stSP 81
s. RdS ssS SS s ,St Iiq1 ssis'A NJ
Leave New York at 8 and lo;t NJ aad ar ~
Leave EhsahethPort q sgd st5 Il 70 and W.
NAMDEN and AMB0Y RAILROAD to PHIL
daily, :: 6 a N, eco 81. ~ Mslni9s li1sSs ". y
steamboat JOHN Potter 70 SOUTH AM NJ thence 10. :,
st2P NJ, by JOHN PorTERtO AhBOY thence direct 70
Camden By eas .nr09so II nss agpp' y,fs 90 E-
grant Line 4P. Nj ~ rs,
EIMIRA. CANANDAIOUA and NIAGARA
sFaT sAlhS rRaSs DxI9 from Sa%S
The longest broad sange Railroad Ronte IN the World ~
sSS T.sa. .ns h.1 R SisSS' F
Railway cersda 70 Detroit sss NILE me an. %gn , 9as
COR eli points the Great Wet The y; g snd Ram
s for Toroptoi also with American Lne Of Steamers s
Kingston, Osaenbush Montreal and me Whlie honni1A
Ths viii perfect esulA lty aud dispatch always
TIGHTS can be procured follow. From c. rsppsa.
No is5 Broadway; a. spauldins, No go Broas~sy D.
rus Clark No S BIeadwAy and st the New York Aad Enc
'''-'0n 0n-'' WILLIAM o. LAPHAM, Superintendent,
surerusendents Office. CanGnaligus, June ID 1884
VIM. W. PALMER, AgeLt, No ~ besd ss,. n y.
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-WiNrER
ARRANGEMENr.--On and 4ftsr MONDAY, Nov n.
the Trains ~ leave ChanbeTsst Station follows
Express Train A N connecting with Northern aud wes
ern Trains ~
Mail TBein 0 "A NJ Through Way rrsiu, IAN
For PoughAeepe; Way PASSENGER Trains 81 Tbs aud ''S
A NJ.
For PeeksAfl at g. add 5s0p 81
For Tarytowp at I and p. NJ
The Tarryown Peekssnl and POngbkeepse Trairs atop
ell tho Way stations
siststs.
SUNDAY MAIL TRAINS at Q A. NJ, from Csnslst for
Albany, stopping at ali Way Stations.
OLIVER II. LIE, Vice President
4 ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-Lesve Brook
iyn Green port 10 A M for Hampstead, ~ ~ and
r. Nj Fsfningdss. 45 2. NJ Jamaica, 40. FOR Syo~st
10 NJ and 345 T. NJ taking 5yOsset Branch st Hck~
vile On Saturday 6nly, % Yaphank IS p. returning
Monday $40 A n. To Esrmnsdale 20 P. NJ retursng
Monday 2s A. NJ. For Brooklyn-Lesye Grsenport, 10
A N; Fsrmin gdas, $50 A. 81 syossst 1856 N aud
NJ; Hem psts ad 81 A. ~ add $50 P. Nj JamAlcs $50.
7S5 s45 A b., apd43 p NJ
NIICHIGAN SOUTHERN RAILROAD
vi LINE Travellers for CHICAGO ST LOUIS. KAN
sAS ard all points West and South West obtain ThfOesA
and al information eoncsniog routes aIe &C. either
BY the NEW- YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW
psnys Office No. l95 Broadway, CDR Dey-st, to
JOHN + PORTER, General Agent, o.
l.. r. DUETON. Ticket AGENT.
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NARLNE JOURNAL.
Cleared this Forenoon.

PORT OF NEWBORN. 80. Novsssxs n
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD

vi LINE Travellers for CHICAGO, 81. LOUIS. KAN
sAS points West and South West obtain ThfOesA
Tickets snd al Information concerning routes fare &C. either
by the NFW- YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD, or NEW
YORK CENTRAL RAILROAD. BY application at the Com
psny's Office. No. 1873 Broad way cor Deyst,to
JOHN = POaTEh, General Agent, o.
y TG,L.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24

DSscRHTIos OF The MILITARY OPERATIONS IN THE
Z CRIsEA FROM THE lsT tl3rHl TO THr 9Th (isrH)
. OF OcToBER- -
On the list f13hl Of October, for the purpose of
nsnaeing the communication Of the enemy with Bal
hkiavs, the Aidsae Camp General Ms1chikoff made
aiiry. Of the village Of fchorgoun situated in the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-11-24

~ ADFLPHIA. from Pier No. | North River -rso lass
daily, : A NJ, cod 2P. n Morning. line 80 4 ~, By
steamboat JOHN POTTER TO SOUTH AMBoY thence y
ears 10 way places AVID Philadelphia Faro - Express line
T2PM, by JOHN PorTERto AMBoY, thence direct 70
Camden BY cars through In five hours Fare 81 Way 40
souuodatiou and Eugr-n Line e. r. " Fare ~ 20 En-
II.
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S5tiNiiVNI
Henry NJ. FiSke,

DRUGGIST AND AFOTtlECAR1
NETCUi.D info IN the cti2cns Of Il Iorado County In
Wv general and 2lUp SrkNosn particular. that he has
, y ha, d a large assortment of DRUGS. MELICLNE&
E lrI5 and OILS. as well as full SUPPLY Of the bess
Also a large assortment of the LATEST PUBLICA-
ITONS which he is receiving by steamer, drecs
om the publishers and which be will dispose Of at the
lowest rates =. -
gs-S -Storc-Postoffce Buildings, Main ST. Mud sprines
.Il.nnrv 4th. 1NSi lIZNl
The Empire County argus., 1854-07-15
MCCONNELL & CO.'S EXPRESS.

MCCONNELL & CO.'S EXPRESS.
Excha ge and BA..k flee, Main street, Cooma.
McLohuell GO da y Lxlress to Suc,unanto.
citing with Wells, Fargo n 60 S Express to SiI.
f ancsco, Ore Z, , Atlantic tutcs, (alads fu ope
Ii, Iatk.ges, parcels etc 70 w.rd with safety
and spach special atteiton given Tie collection Of
notes aid accounts
sight bill of tx, ba &c drawn on all Parts of the Atlantic
States. tadas and Eu ole Checks It light all lart
of al forua
D,l oslts received special or otherwise. GOLD LUS1
bought. MCCONNELL ~ co.
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l.. j. L.. Ul LIN

"OULD respectfully inform the citizens of FL Dorado
Onion city, at his old stand where he will be happy ad
minister prescribe for ANY who ws his
vices. lie uses nothing Of Inercurdl corrosive
an internal remedy hi pulsues the oil German .tho
of discriminating OF judghg diseases by the Cnne il.
which he has not failed 20 def lite description Of the
disease. lie aiao proposes 10 describe all
INTERNAL DISEASES
by the pulse In all external diseases he wishes til
patient If those WHO may tried their ftm y Phys
clans. and they have failed to elieve them, II call him
that in most they wod entire sataf4ction
in the following diseases he has I'd upa eled
in affections. affections of the liver, dyspepsia
febrl diseases in their various types pleursy, asthma
coughs, colds, etc.
INeIPIENT CONSUMPTION,
rheumatism, fits d.opy, cancers white swengs ulcer
Of all kinds fstula piles, diseases of the splice intesne
and adAeys. ObstrIcons of the urine org ls all kind
of tem,e Diseases if certificates were Of any account
no could obtain those of hund eds who has realized such
UNPARALLELED benefit and relief by taking his Medicine
only III acute attacks but diseases of og standing which
mas perhaps beea lingering and peying upon the vaS TO
months and perhaps years All those may have
sion to seek the aid of Physician would do w.l to Civ
MIN call and see and test the matter for themselves ii,
Is lied TO no old notion e spun theo but the
ofes, principles and remedies which he has found by dill
gent study and close adherance the laws of hunr
iture experience and practice to be ecacious and nf
Hole when In the power of medicine and all he asks is f.
ms practice to be appreciated in accordance as it merits
he knows that systems whether of medicine or any othe
science must stand fall by the effects they produce
Call and see TO-. yourselves
hotf Union city, Feb. % 1854
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..>u. " -. ..I..s.
or CALitCHAlA., /,
8.
nth Judicial District in and

i Al l. or CALI Ch MA.
CurNrl OF IL DorAIo. S"'
In the Dsiic Court of tho nth Judicial District in and
for SAID County a1d ate
The Iool, of The tatc of California to James Childs,
Of the u, fcllauts in this suit. Greeting:
You hereby Smmoucd to be and az lear before ths
io able Dist let Court of the Eleventh Judicial district
aint IF Pat.ik O'B.en Alml hy, plaintiff, file in
this office wherein he py Judgment of said Court against
YOU JoSClh dice. Achae hoffman, Norris Pregar and
Adm oof d,cleeirg hm the possession aud ownership
OF certain tnci of land situated about three miles nom
he tOwn Of Cooma in said County. III norheastwaidlv
H. ecton oh tic north SIDE Of Irish Greek. near Peru. and
bounded follows comnonci, oak about 10
rods eastely ON the house OF said Murphy, spotted
lou. des aid Iii" kcd with thus II and running ).
400. w so chains thence :. 2to. W. ii "a chains;
hence s So, IL ii IS chains thence s. $50, w chains,
thence oto, w choiGs to corner; thence N 4oo, W
D " chains thence i. 10, W. chains thence 75e,
" chains thencc Nv. 7chains; thence N. $50,
,hncc j. 37O, !. 10 chains thence 5. $50, L l9chains
thence 5 TO l.. chuins thence s $50, + 2z chains
thence y Goao. ~ chains thence 90, W. 10 chans
hence i 40, W. chains thence N 5oa, chains
hence DO l. 10 chains thence 43o. /. Az chains;
thence n 37ao, f. 2 70 chains thence S 62ao, E. =
Ih@J IA thengi S.a1 G w. Is eaains M thence 2o w.
W 30 chains thc.ce :, Cla". W, ii 49 chains to the
lace Of ginning, ntain iL0 and also for the
of 500 damages for the detention thereof and his costg
Of suit.
AID You hereby required answer to the said COM
plant within tn ec lnonls fom the date of the first inser
lol hereof or said 'ni viii ;ke judgment against you
by default ally to the Court o the relief prayed for.
{o} Witness my hand with sea, OF said cnrt affixed.
I'SS " Colon" i sr Sd bry1 Jry Of EE les oak D.
Ii al pcarii to my sat faction by affidavit that James
Chlds o"e Of The ABOVE named dferdan resides out of
exists in fvo. of the plaintiff her, by oder that
os ag lst the said fe!dlnt. james Chds by publiea-
ton "f sad summons in the E~19e uhy dLLgus, once
wook 70 TIL ee moths succesvty, ON the date Of the
first publication
Given ads' my hn% th,s "a day Of Jups ; A. p I 1884,
A'"t a - T. C'e K
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.,i,,StJAL Ii>JN.
South F"rk U,S.u D.v.,.
ID. NEWBAUER,

South F"rk U,S.. ~.v.,.
ID. NEWBAUER,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN TOBACCO, CIGARS, MEX-
ICAN AND BARCELONA CARDS Vc..
Mum street opposite tie Uhtm IA TEL Place u.e, and sec
oad dam betrO 14dans Erp,eSS office, Cotenia.
FENlE subscriber has hand, aud constantly receiving
u ON the Manufacturers i'll Havana, Large invoices of
the most superior brands of
ClGARS:
First quality Havana Regala, Flor de Ca'anas. Sc
vilianas atria. Henry Clay, IL Ohio Jenny Lind
Regalia. Montro, Figaro. La cal. Best l. ndres,
Londres Cabanos, SrmiramiS Small Havana, etc,
Tobacco,
Grape. Twin Brothers. TWIST Uiadem. A. Hunt.
Oronoco Nectar Leaf Four Aces, and other: An
derNons fine cut. in and foil GoolwinS Smo-
king and Chewing. Mrs Nlillers fac cut sc.
SNUFFS. &C.
American Gcntlcmans and french Rarpre Snuff,
stone. Clay and iancy Pipes Cigarto Leaf lohac-
co, Cgarito Paper. Etc Etc. Etc.
Hotel keepers are invited to call and examine the
stock they can buy cheaper at this store than at
any place this side of San francisco. III orders
will be promptly attended to-
Fehm lIh l'li ll3fJ
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FITZGERALD & Co.,

IrnuoI ters AID DenIeIs IN -T-|-
HARE ITARE. AGRIC UL7URAL TOOLS, &C.,
"a l0G Battery Street, san francisco. keep constant>
~ y on hand
TOOLS.-Blacksmhs Carpenters, Milwnght's. Ma
chinist's. Wheewtieht's. Masons Miners, Coopers,
Saimnker's Timers, Sadder's, Shocmaker's and az
kinds of edge tools.
METALS Horse. Wrought. Cut and Copper Malta
Spikes and Bolts; hcet Copper, Brass Lead, Tin and
Zinc: Lead Iile and Solder
AGRIC ULTURAL IMPLEMENTS .--Tlows, Ok
okes. and Bows Chains Cradles, Syhes Snath Rakes,
Forks. 81 AIDES Shovels, Hoes, Field and Garden Tools
of every description.
H6RL U'ARE Table and Pocket Cutlery Tea and
Table 81 oos. Tea rraysund Candesticks. Hollow Ware,
Sauce and Fryingrans Gridons, and full assortment oi
house furnish goods.
English and American Boxes and Springs; Americaa
Locks and Latchcs Nc, &c.
ca agents for llerrings SDlamander Safes and Mar.
blezcd Iron No. l00 Battery street, San Francisco.
roy I0.Itf
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MINERS STORE.
GEORGETOWN

H. A. HS "- 49, ~ roslecully solicits the pat
IL lon' &c of the Miners inhabitants of Geo &c.
"wH Nj IN lake lli ald vicinity Nj Ii pledges himself
to ke the vcy best les and Provisions the market
choice te ch Bades. Havana Cigars French Liquors.
csc YES. ups. Flour, Potatoes and general assort
heit OF L ovi' Also Miners Tools Blasting Powder,
Goo Nav p Isl
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I[Erry H. htCE
LLWIN MORGAN, President.
NUk regular sem notify Express is despatched ON
W Sa Francisco on the lst 10th, and ON y lo k
the Ii l1.h of each month, by the mail steamers.
cha' &C Of ou own messenger tn ough to destination
easure aud small pa GELS received for sh lmet up to
the laest moment b-o the departure Of the steamers
Treasure su ed uue. oen loices in soin Of the Eew
Io COMPANIES, o. at Ll0Jds, Ia LodoL, at the oPtio OF
ah peIs
cd by the steamers OF The Pacific Mail teashiI ommy
lNLAyo Rorr~S An Expes' TO Na"rams"to and Ma -
vile Is slacied daily days cxrer.ep O'Clock p
at ,ac.anIcuto with Hhod,s ltak's L,uly Exp
Shasta and leka a.id with iiune ( Co $ Daily 1Xpes,
Place vile .d all pats OF II Do'a',o county
A la y rXluss is from ollie in amento to
Ii ougi, and heady, Grass Nay AID Nevada Also dly
EAptss Auburn Ophr la~k-e jim and ali parts Of
Plte coudty
Todd rxpress for Stockton, Sonora Mokclunno Hill
Mapoa, and Ill the pc pal camlsi the southern mines.
is despatched daily ON Office : Fra cscO t'u
messengers suppl cd with iron SAT- fo the security o.
treasu uatcd 40 their Gu colnect.oIs tit
Atlantic side equal, noi sue or to ay o;he. Cali
Lii. LXpess. We oIDnect at New ork vii TIL foiiow
W Ii h.own lines, viz The American Lxpresa Coma
.unuig via Buffalo and luiklrk to Clcvef, d. s,andsky
Toledo. Ciicnlai It Louis Detroit, Chicago, C,cptji.
The Harden ENlress TO Boso Philalellha. Bal IL
e, Wa hlngo,, e,c. Pullcn vi 81 x Co Ne nlo i,
i,diocd Zap u.d Eivig.to Wells Co.'S l.urol,
-xpress IL connection wi,h the express business thul
tioi buness Gene al d sIccGI d,Io.s ftceiyed,,
lect01s a'd remalces made Ia al aftsoi California; &
egoI the Atlantic states and L'uoo wiki. p olrpcs
p4oh
Gold Dust gold ID silver coin AID bullion. bought and
sofa No ey advanced gold 'i.st deposits fer
90 conase. risht excha"gt On Aew 10 and Boston
fO' sal az &c Faces.
Lr"f,, also 'aw u! able at the lowilg places, viz;
NEW iDRh. PENNS4 4LvANIA
Alba ". oy ttiea syra PHI a lp4i.r .c, IottsvilIc.
cue. Osw 20. AubUn. Oc- keu1ing
.uIt. Cun4al..isu.., Lock MICHIGAN.
10 Rochester. Du 10. Detroit Mo Ad ian. Am.
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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-13
NOTICE..

YV!lE undersigned having been appointed
l. by the County Commissioners. of Cecil
county, '.EXamincrs" to examine and deter
mine whether the public convenience requires
a Public Road to be opened as pctitioncd for,
as follows:
ssDirect from the village of Chesapeake
City towards Elkton, through the lands of
Robert Polk and Levi Boulder, starting at
the said village and intcrsecing the great
Public r Dad, Oeading from Elkton down the
Pcninsula.) at Long Creek, orany other point
the Examiners may deem practicable west Of
said creek:''
Hereby give notice to the citizens ofthe
county and all persons Interested, that they
will meet at the village of Chesapeake City,
at the point proposed for the starting Of the
said road, on Wednesday, the 31st day of
May next, and then and there commence to
discharge the duties which devolvcupon them
by the aforesaid appointment.
RICHARD II. BRYAN,
RICHARD BIDDLE,
GEORGE W. BOULDEN,
April Goth, 1854 5w Examiners.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1854-05-13
NEW ssAGDs,
For the Spring Trade;
II NORIH E .ISY.


WE would invite attention to our New and
w extensive stock Of Spring Goods. which
we are now receiving from tie New y DIRK
market, which for Myie, qu1iHy ond chrnpncss.
will compare tavorthly with amy goods that
have ever been offered to the public. Thank
ful for the liberal patronage we have received
in the past, We will cna,avor to merit con
innnncc of it, by keeping constantly on hand
goods Of the latest style and best quality, at
CITY Prices.
Ladies' will do well to call and examine our
stock OF Dress Goods of which we name in
part, Black Dress Silks oil builed do. MAN.
tilla do, very wile do. heavy watcrcd; Col
ored Silks, brocadc and plain; plain aud
striped Silk Poplins; plain and tig'd Dclaino.
Il few pieces tan cold Persian Cloths. striped,
plaid and figured Silk Tissues, rich style Ba-
rathcr, Blrcgc DcLaincs, Cashmercs, Para
mattlS. McrinorS, Calicocs, Scotch and Lam
strr>Gnghams, brown and blcachcd Mus
Inns, 81 30, -, and 81 inches wide; Table
Linens and Napkins, pointed Silk Gimps, all
colors; Silk Braids, all colors; Silk and Fancy
dress Buttons, in every style; ladies needle
worked Collars, Under-Slccvcs and Chemi-
sets; needle worked houncng. inserting,
and cdging; lace Capcs, Cambria and Paper
Muslin, &c.
Hosiery; Kid, Silk, Philosellc, Iislc Thread
and Cotton Gloves; Caters, lace Boots. kid i.
morocco and patent leather Shoes, &c, which
we will sell ut very low prices, for cash or
country produce. HUGHES BROS.
North East March - If