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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23
MEXICO.

TIC Picayune announces the arrival OF the steamer
Texas with papers from the City of Mexico to the 9Th in
and from Vera Cruz to the sth. She also brings some
thirty FIVE passengers, among whom is the Hon James
Gsdsden Minister Mexico. She also brings sl0'
goo in specie on freight The PIoayuHe says:
The arrival Of our Minister. Gen Gadsden would
naturally awaken expectations Of some event oil lmPn
lance having occurred to induce him UNEXPECTEDLY
quit his post and return to the United States We gad
be able 10 that that event the CONCLUSION Oh
a treaty with Mexico for the purchase of the Mesa alley
We have not such tu particulars this important SUD
ieCt in the papers before should like 20 be able 10
Law before readers this morning paragraph in the
Vera Cruz Eco del C0ereto OF the sh the
arrival Of Gen Gasdeo in that city the previous day,
simply states ths according to assurances which il had
ceved he was his way Washington present the
Goverpmeni OF the United States the treaty which he had
ef,sed with Mckee on the subject Of the difficulties in
reference 10 Me.a Neither Of the two Spanish paper.
of The CITY of Mexico which have recevedthe Sg0
~ and the Onbus-hss any notice either OF the conca
sion az The treaty OF the departure OF Gen Ssdsn from
lie capital Tie affair therefore, would aPPear to have
been dscresy managed, and the departure iGsn Gsis
den 10 have been made very quieyn noisaddealy The
yigaut and reliable TrGif Lh0a in 10 ISSUE OF the TN
met has however notice OF the execution OF the treaty
Z IL fays; 80.
'Iha diplomatic conferences between the Mexican IN
American Itnpoe ualie have ulied 10 treaty wA Oh
il no longer any Ia selling t1e Disputed
teriory Of Aeslla The As1San Government has soa an
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23
LAKE SUPERIOR.

PROBABLE Loss OF TIE SCHOONER ALGOsqUIg.-Mr.
Austrian the interchangeable Lake Superior tourist and In
dian trader arrived in this city this week from the upper
region He has been at La Poine, and his way down
10 OutonagOn lost for Fix days nthe POrcupne Noun
aiIs His perilOus journey overland attended with
much suffering and pyation. He informs that nothing
has been heard of the schooner oDqun At the time u
the explosion Of the propeller Independence the algonquin
purchased by Mr. Carson of OntOnagen then ut the
"Soo loaded with provisions, &c, and put under the
Command Of Captain John McGregpr brother Of the Cap
ein If the British KalOOlah and first class
man, wei a. perfect gentleman She left the tut
the 9Th Of November since when nothing has been heard
Of her II predicted by many at tho 3aHt that she
would he os aud is feared she has indeed with
4 arBl mischance Mr. Austrian left La Ponto on
the 9Th OF December at which time she had arrived
AID the ice had formed fast shut out all hope Of
Pointe, they mainly depended the Algonquin for their
winter supplies Tie endence destined for La
PoIte and many Of the stores destroyed with that
vessel. The Algonquin had crew Of six The only
hope that she is frozen in somewhere the lake.
enabled 10 make shore al point far from any human
bsbiiation. We await anxiously any further news.
tcleysland Plaindealer
LIGHT WISTER.-By the following note from NJ " Kel-
sey Esq., addressed to The Detroit Enqurr will be Oh
served that for the fret time since be rt exploration OF
the country they had up to Dec l6 anpre-
cedented event IN the history Of that country:
NORTH AMERICAN NINE Lake Superior, Dec. is 1850
before
all Ne time the et ths
winter remarkably mild and little the present
there rot enoEsh Of 70 make psae hin, and
sleigf
The weather unlike hai vhch usual,
the 2 10 and 9th Of April Nothing the mines
Yours 10 hate, N. w. KELSEY
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HAVANA.

From Our Own Correspondent.
HAVANA, Friday Jan. -, 1854
In NV last on the It'll inst, / wrote 10 regard 70
three American sailors, who it appears are detained
in prison here through their msfOrunes, rather than
al thiIg else. while Spanish sailors who have been
guilty of the crime Of bringing negroes FROM Africa,
although imprisoned for brief time, have been lbe
rated.
now give you the substance Of some declarations
made by these unfortunate who may have mothers,
sisters and wives depOrng their absence and captivity
These made in answer TO some interrogation
on paper from our Acting Consul, Mr.. Robinson, and
the answers were also committed to writing and
sworn TO.
During the time that they had been in prison. to the
best Of their knowledge, there had been thirtytwo
persons put into prison not including themselves all
being Spanard but four Manila men, for having brought
slaves from the coast of Africa except eight who we're
caught by English man-ofwar, when on the eve OF
departure for the coast. In the room with our
selves twenty men have been confined the crew Of
vessel from Africa They captured on the south
side OF the Island Previous TO being caught, they
had landed $50 negroes that they had brought from
Africa after which they destroyed tie vessel, schooner,
by fire. These negroes were landed about one month
after TIE Jaspers were disembsrked. There were
also two Others for assisting to land slaves There is
Spanish mate belonging 10 the ship Ellen Park, which
sailed on lie 18th December, 1852, frsm Aew-YOrk TO
tia Mozambique coast, thence to Cuba With LOO
negroes None of the crew were arrested belonging TO
that vessel but tie mate. This individual bad been
offered hs liberty condition 0f serying on board Of
yesfel Of war, bat to this he Wosld not consent
TIE crew belonging 70 the schooner have been tried
ard fcur pcrous berated on the ras o their be-
a. Tasseagos from the coast We ar- ul.hie % r.-e
tie uiros - tlese Individuals "f Hs Lerer knew
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

FRIDAY. Jan 90. ls54-Present, Erwin J. Brown, E-q,
President in the Chair, and 81 members.
he invented elevate tn Coton beyond the
sIi 6''S 9 such clrs" :. may as.5s T. aud sins permission %
BY Mr schsBk-Preabls stating that tho d,strae
Il. ERECTION o.. asSs u5a ~ Ssfoa. cy osss.
1f Goon rCousc,hs' Il ds.sbs hat .ueh os,,si1g .nt n
hquy 20 he nost able site and that CON nluien Be al
be R.S By u for Gou roSm. nc TO 20 ao ss % Hs.;Is
accumulated the sinking Fund po1ioB Of heh hs
pon invested City uocks that he stocks held BY The City
g Sisrs. vii rs'ouoS that the Controller issrD n sosd
that Of accumulated ia tho sinking Fand S'.
suited WHY such concealed Pachss aud the
rant the debt until tho
ihsm fIow The restraint sBs .o ~h.l ies' .oo Aaoo,ed
site building destroyed By 18th
BY Mr. Pear.on-Tb., the Committee Railroad. inquire
the maBpr in which lhirdsv Raj road cOu0.sy
obso their chsr, snd gfsnthe Of money expsndef
rom whom Gctaa value Of ths prop
nc s~ISI, o. 'sf Issued s es, h,., .s h, A
Boers connerdGpT{ Of tho noble conduct Of the officers
nsrdnf the bh cued the 'u8ees Of the steamship sss
E.ed That the citizen. City Of gew.YorE
the tbose y.. who noby their lives tbs
properly and happiness Of heir families Ia the performance Of thu
By J,r.mishIhst 20 mach Of the Mayors message ~ ref
BE- referred the Coee Laws and that they take Into
.dtr.non The prophet. o, msuo. I'm. the s.Aiar. ss.n
sIphd nor sarcii0red By he Common Council Lad
The epor the Controller aeeoaDt
oree eesnr contracts until ordered
EsJort- ofLsU Department Ia favor Of sAopas preamble ssd
rsoutioLs Teqs,.tiDs Of senate AID Assembly % .6
IN he senator Whitney, bill fees Of Corporation
OF nm. s.lsr-. and oGs-. .qVOis, Jobs
" SANE .sor Of arIo.Ds Chsrl's Pnesse, Ds,t A~
Rttor on Piaane 20 soasOf .as0s odn.see
rs,s Tar Levy for 1884, amended By Board o. Aes''s"'
Tie Board adjourned to Tuesday afternoon st Se0es.
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THE STATE IDIOT ASYLUM

From Oar Orn Correspondent
ALB.sY, Saturday, Jan. 81 1854
The Trustees Of the State Id Asylum located near this
city On the avenue leading Wet Troy engaged uPoa
then annual report the Legislature understand that
Le most Tenarksble has been met with in the en-
ttprise 4 establishing this institution The unfortunate
l1ps wio.e inoecis have long been considered be
yo1d The power of instruction or improvement have gwen
The most faiteri,g evidences Of susceptibility. lhsr
instruction is commenced with an improvement upon their
personal department and modification OF their h1os
In this way they are led along to growing conprehsn
sion which results in desire upon tier part to receive
the educat Oh intended for them Many of the pupil. WI"
undoubtedly be rendered ft to take their places in the
world acting if not useful part to their fellow Deing'
n eaat self sustaining and protective one for them
selves.
There are in the Asylum forty State and ten pay
pupils There is constant application for admission for
oeTs but the accommodations of the building viii not
allow of their reception. Last year the Legislature APP
prolniaed go Geo for the purchase OF site, and tue
erection Of building The trustees, however, under
stand decided that tie inadequate to the pur-
pose and have therefore, only expended sufficient to pro
cure proper site.
Gov Marcy and Bishop Kip, two Of the trustees have
resigned during the past year. The Board now consists
Of the Hon John G. Spencer James H. Titds Franklin
Townseud the Rev. DR.. POhlman and DR.. Frederick
Bsokus ether with the Governor Lieutenant Governor
Secretary Of State and Controller ofcio trustees
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

DFighfs Journal Of Nssc brings news Of the sucosful
debut at Bresca Of Mss ADELAIDE Philips Of Boston 10 the
character Of 4ssa,s in Ro-,ins Semramide The pob-
he lavish OF wei msritsd applaase says the I,4sn
critic We first recoIeo' Mss Philips a child upon the
boards OF the Boston Museum her dancing being one 81
the great attractions Of that place Of ana-.neut Az
later period she performed vocal p.r,s il the fairy
pieces in vogue h.r and her rich voice SON attracted
tepticn Her high character and modest department rem
e.rdher fayorte and the announcement Of her n,en.
ton complete her musical ednesan abroad sas hsei.
With general satisfaction BY the Bcstonans B.oaoci.ns
src for her benefit, snd Jenny Lind though Soc refused 70
sing r her it is understood gave her $1,000 and esrz Of
rccouucudaton TO her cd teacher Garcia MIS- Philips
i, TIE f0h American who has within the last ~ years sue
ceeded on the Italian stage memory serve as correctly.
III. Ro.gA No.s Buffalo SAYS that Mrs Payne OF Leroy,
who was seriously injured n the late Central Railroad aee
dent at Byron dead reported but thoass
10 be rccovCTng.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

ARRIVAL OF TIE CRESCENT CRY FROM New ORLEANS
The steamship Crescent City, Capt Baxter, from New.
Orleans. resehed this City Saturday She left New Or
leans the llth and Havana the 18th inst She brings
faytwO passengers and cargo of moasses and tobacco
Jan l6 Jaw ship ashore Carysfort Reef
We are indebted to Mr. l. Puz Purser Of the Crescent
City, for the following items of Intelligence:
Archbishop Hughes, who out to Havana in the
Crescent City for the beRest hs health was fast ssov
rng under the influence Of the md atmosphere Of Cuba
The health Of the Leland reported to be very good
There were but few vessels in port Havana and bust
IeEs was duil
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

F,o. C1.,yxz, Be- SonAgyd TA>rso-ey az va. CAIn1os-
1874. '' GAM i2a SPIN
fsnnerv 81 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SO 81 ~
LECTURES MEETINGS, AMUssMBSTs &c
MosOAr Jan 23 H.
Rev Jogs lseorrs LEcrUsE-No f72 Broad~ay, 7iP.M
ANEscas TE~PERAScs UsioS-TseersAeis a IN
TUsAL socETT-NO BrosdSay eTeniaf
20Ig WIED TENDANCE Alliance West h-st and ga az
M Sol GgRs LECTURE 5t.yvosant Institute "A 2 NJ
sTTs IgcTUEEf and Eish Lsy. Z! N
boAEU oT ALDEEMEE-Cty Hall SPIN
GAscRs Hop ofths Family brosdSw J.
BIcsELos AIS and two petite WslaetA7 r T.
CSH BEST SOCIETY, PArs and London kc. Byrtes'.
UScLE TOYS CAsIs Up ". and 7 N NafsBsl rhesef
TONS CAgls q tse BoNery Theafrs, 7 p NJ
1on Irvns aud Pay, D., ard ,vsnas a BsInauI' nssom
Gro ChKsrr "O00s AlSsrEgLsF thoP 4nss- ~ bOaiNaJs
sgeSLEr, ORA Hovss-Eshiopa1 Deiass.on. - SsN
NGw-l ORA AaFHirHEATsR-EqaessianS7 b0sefJ, z.
BROADWAY hESssEafE-Aunals-S5 bwaJ. u . ~ r -
INDUSTRY OF ALL NSTOss-Cys.al Palace, VI 70 d1ss
beHAE GALLERY CHRISTIAN ART-SD Broadway and oYe
3ASvARUs ESYFT AND HoLT LAAO-os bosaNy Y ~
PEsHsTs sewn AiLE MRrOs-6is Rroaewy lnd Y y
sGNss SLITL- Msse-Sroyvessnt instfnfe ~
COR Besi Society" The new An ricsn piece, was aiR
received Setura, night a. Buttons It viii be rePa'd
'oni7At with I-r., and London
f iLo E,thc.r a' Ar q. un' x Probably a. VA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

From PoRTo RIco.-By the arrival the schr AleIan-
der Mitchell have adyces from Porto Rico to the 9Th inst
Grinding bad commenced at the South side Of the Island
At the tast end it would not commence until the 18th
The cholera having broken out at St Thomas all comnu
mic alton had been stopped between the Islands and all
se from there are subject to the most rigid quarantine
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-01-23

FgKeERT rs GA5cHEsTER-The City Marshal Of Man
oheter n II has made complaints against joshua Dean,
a Manchester for forging certain notes aud deeds % the
tnouu Il Sl1s5 The lOrgeies II the Of + C..
scs. brotherin law Of Dean, who died ssllenly az
Deems house in October last concerning whose death
thGe sgsI cious VI i0al play. D." ne h1ac4-
vc,k before tie discovery OF 80 ..I
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FROM PORT Az PRTSoE-Cspt Burton, Of brig Joseph,
which arrived yesterday from POrtau Prince lst met,
ports that place be vsy cky Mr. ThurstJn, mate Of
the schooner Sican. died Dec 20 Of yellow fever
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CRY ITEMS.

METEOROLOGICAL REGISTER
From by sIn@oya TA>r9stey' az NO Caso-
az JoHx Q n koskEfrI
1854. sAM IAN sP.M
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04
Henry Johnson 6. Co.

+.ss5ase IDIPORIERS and Wholesale Druggists, No.
Ea1EJ lI6 Washington street, Montgomery, San
lsE3 Francisco offer for SALE for cash, at the lowest
A'h wholesale prices large and well selected assort-
mcnt Of East ndia Mediterranean and European drugs and
medicines French English and American chemicals of all
kinds also extensive assortment of PGtmry, Fancy
articles, Fancy Soaps Brushes, Pants and Oils, Dye
StGs Labels IVindoc Glass; Ertracts, Bronees, 1ras-
sc,, Lecches Surgical Instruments Druggists GLASSWARE,
Hatters Goods Shakers Herbs and Roots etc. together
with every article comprised in the stock of druggist
physician. II. J. " Co are the proprietors wholesale
ri7ia Ma6at's and BrandrcthS Pits, Ddris Pain Killer
Congress Spring IVater, etc. Henry johnson Il Co. have
made such arrangements i'll New York, Boston and Phla-
dcphia as will enable them purchase their stock the
lowest rates. and they determined to give their
mers the benefit of low prices, and at the time the
best quality of goods. julyl6nl2m3$
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04
FITZGERALD & Co.,
Importers and Dealer In

EIupOITerS DtnIe1r
HARDW4RE, AGRICULTURAL TOOLS SC,
NJ O. 100 Battery Street, San Francisco, keep constant
" ly on hand
YOOLS- Bocksmi;hs, Carpenters, NIillwrght's MA
chnists Wheelwright's, 1ason's, Miners, Coopcr's,
Sailmakcrs Timers, Saddlers Shoemakcr'5 and all
kinds Of edge tools:
NIETALS-llorse Wrought, Cut ard Copper Nails ;
Spikes and Bolts Sheet Copper Brass Lead, Tin and
Zine Lead Pipe and Solder.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.-P Ok
Yokes, and Bows, Chains Cradles, Sythes naths Rakes
Forks Spades, Shoves Hoes, Field and Garden Tool.
of every description.
HARDWARE.-Table and Pocket Cutlery Tea and
Table Spoons Tea Traysan Candesticks, Hollow Ware
Sauce and Fryingpans Gridrons, and full
house furnishing goods.
English and American Boxes and Springs American
Locks and Laches, &c, &c.
Gs- agents for IIcwing's Saamander Safes and Mar
bcized Iron No 100, Battery street, San Francisco.
nov I9--ltf
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04

A NEW plan for preparing -four for family use, miners,
"a sea vessels, steamboats,, inland travel. etc.
The preparation is compounded by machinery, and
sists of ngenousy the component parts Of salt ur
late of soda) with the four which requires only cold
prepare the dough for bread biscuits batercakes
preservation, by the chemicals, from becoming sour or
moudy 1t will keep sweet in barrels for great
length of tme say trip to Europe and back which has
boon repeatedly proven from n York Therefore every
dvidua company undertaking long journeys by water
land will provide themselves with it an individual
neny adapted well for its economy the simplicity
preparing it for bread and the rapdity with which it
be baked and served for use
Give trial. and you will be thoroughly satisfied Of its
virtues.
Principal Depot l22 Sonsomc street. San Francisco.
f. J. FAIRCIIILD& & co.
Sacramento Depot Ia J street, where it all time.
junc25 n9ln3 PITTS t. co.
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04
Pants Only! At Wholesale.

WNI E take this method to to buyers the kind
w of goods we exclusively deal in, vz mems panta-
looms, and to get at the point at to respectfully solicit
the trade of all cash operators. We importing and
have in store for this falls business the largest stock
pants without any exception opened upon the Pacific
coast as all bound to admit who will take the trouble
to look through and propose to sell them for cash. at
very low figures The line comprises every known fabric
from the finest doesn to the cheapest kerseys all well
made cut and trimmed in the m6st fashionable and sub
sanlA manner Our round of sanes would in partic
uar call attention to We located at old stand on
the corner Of Sacramento and Leidesdo streets opposte
the Nicaragua and Pacific mail steamship Offices whore
or tee years past we have been regular dealers in cloth
ing and boots, but from this date forward in pants only
FRENCH Il RUGGLES.
Brick storc of Sacramento and Leidesdorf ss
San Francisco Oct 6. IS53-n2lmISzb
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04
WINN'S FOUNTAIN HEAD.

WINN'S FOUNTAIN HEAD.
The Fountain Head The Fountain liead
Winns Fountain is the place,
Where old and young. the grave and gay,
Join in fe's cheerful race.
They with accord are rushing by,
And for the Fountain haste,
Their Breakfast Dinner, Snppertoo,
Are always to their taste.
IT'S there they find the choicest meals,
Our market eer affords,
Served Up in latest style that's known,
All smoking on the boards.
Steaks and stews and vegetables rare,
And butter, sweet cream;
Rolls, doughnuts, cakes, and fresh fruit pies.
Well fit for highlands Queen.
The coffee too, so clear and hot
Prepared of Java best,
Served up with cream and sugar white,
Is drank with hearty zest.
WINS Fountain Head hath viands choice,
All that is rare and good
None can surpass its ample store,
Nor rich and varied board.
This fact our robust Aldermen,
DO every day attest,
That at " inns Fountain Head and Branch,
They always suited best.
Then old and young, both grave and gay
Let : for the Fountain aim.
The Fountain Head! The Fountain Head!
And choicest meals obtain
Respectfully dedicated to the eating public Of Calforn
in general, and san Francisco in particular, by
NED SN1rt
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04
Quartz Rock Jcyyelry

EgARREIT & SHERWOOD beg to announce the ar
hD rival of celebrated Lapiilg AIti engaged especi-
ally in the east for them The machinery for this exquis-
to branch of their business of the most improved and
here without any regard cost. They able to
cut and test all kinds of precious stones and gems Ion
ger therefore, need the curious treasures Of soil and
mines remain uregardcd and undeveoped Quartz rock
mixed with gold when cut and polished makes the most
beautiful and unique style of jewolry.
Rings, pins, @,tS, SeaS headS, coat buttons and
hundred different things, be manufactured from it,
that for beauty of design and elegance of finish would be
highly appreciated in the eastern taes, rendering them
above all other souvenirs most superior for home presents
Call and sec them. BARRETT Il SHERWOOD,
Argenti's Building, Montgomery street, door from
Comm eycia street, San Francisco.
N. B-Orders sent by express puncually attended to-
Quartz mixed with gold suitable for cutting purchased
from one to five hundred cent above the net gold value
December 3D., 1853 3 3m
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04
,n.sitl i;lS& GnNs aIH.''
WILSON'S EXCHANGE.
Opposite the American Theatre and Custom
Haven S,rsn,s,c Gtrcct Sun Ern,..s,o

Opposite the American IncGfrc ana custom
House, SansOn,c street, San FrnEtis isCo.
TER HE above Excelsior Establishment, which is fire.
q proof and five stories high (5cng the only five story
house the Pacifc,) is finished and spendidly fur
nhed throughout Although it contains hundred and
seventeen large rooms, with facilities TO accommodate
hundred lodgerssuch has been the rush Of customers
the Exchange since its completion, that the proprieors
have been induced lease half of the FIRE proof block just
erected by Lieut.. Maynard, and adjoining the Exchange
This will add seventeen large apartments, and afford those
facilities which the increase of trade requires. Our pres
Bar will in few days, be removed to the first floor in
the Maynard block, door north Of where the Bar is
present.
No pains money will be spared to render the Exchange
the Excelsior Hotel of the public, and keep pace with the
rapid growth and improvement Of wonderful city and
state.
With the above Inducements the Exchange is confident
y offered to the ''inon deserving their patronage
and although not disposed to be ndy and trumpet
praise abroad, hearty thanks cheeIully ten
dered the ten thousands that have bestowed upon
alike their favors and money Not unmndtu of the form
shall duly appreciate the LATTER and recrocae in
future in times past, the smiles of our old customers ard
greet with pleasure new oneswho probably will COM
pose the largest portion of the world.
San Francisco, NoV. 20. 2 3m
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04
San ,frantisto Aabtrtistmtnts.
Boiler Making by Steam.

DIT DoHdtue's Union Iron Vors, cor Mission FIRST sts
SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA.
TEVE undersigned having recently imported and erected
x improved steam riveting machine, and in other
ways increased his facilities for making boilers is
quenty enabled materially reduce the of the
and respectfully invites the attention of those Interested
Gang, muley, sash and circular mill rons and all 9TH
or descriptions of machinery, together with castings Of iron
and brass of every kind made order Steamboat repair
ing, blacksmhng, turning and finishing executed with
dispatch Also steam engines constantly hand for sale
also circular and full assortment of engineers find
ings. oc5n2Sm3$mg JAMES DONAIIUE.
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04
San Francisco, Nov. Sth, 1858,
,xr,oiasale Clntlsing Store.

Lo,rer SIDE Battery, ba;rcen clay g. Washington SIS, F.
TMylI subscribers this day opening large and desr
4 able stock of New made clothing (rom the celebrated
manufctory of Messrs. Hanford " Bro,) which we are
The line consists of everything usually found in first class
obbng houses all neatly and trimmed and thoroughly
made, and sold under guarantee.
We also showing up line of Boots and Shoes adap-
cd to the city and interior markets. to which invite in
specton Buyers of clothing and boots will find it to their
advantage to take look through before laying
out their bills assortment is large, style of goods
prime and are bound to sell cheap
VEASEY & co.
N B-A superior line Of furnishing goods always on
hand. sept 30, 1853. n22ml $h
The Empire County argus., 1854-03-04

ANEcpoTE OF Tom MARsHALL--When Pitcher
was harranguing about "his father having been a
poor man, "his father COOPER" and more of
that sort of thing, Marshall said She would not dis
pute that the gentemans father was poor man !;
perhaps he had been cooper but if he was
(pointing to Pilcher) he had put mighty poor
head to of his whiskey barrels .-Knickerbock