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AsPARAGUs.
BEEr-Long Blood, Mangle
Wurtrel, French Sugar, Early
Turnip, &c.
BrASs-Large Windsor, Red
speckled Valentine, China
White, Blk Weeks, Lima, Caro-.
lima,
BRoccoti-Purpie Cape, Ger.
man. Scotch Kale.
CABBAGE Early York, Large
York, OK Heart, Early Sugar
Loaf. Early Battersea, Drum.
head do, sayoy, Green Curied
Savoy. Plat Dutch, Red Dutch,
Philadelphia.
cARRor-Long Orange, Early
Horn, Altringham. .
CAuLiFLowrR-Eariy and late.
CKLERr-white and Red, So
lid.
CRrss-Curled.
crcusBEA-Long Green Early
Plant.
Zoo PLLsr-Purple.
ESpfvE and Lynx
LrCHRSE SEEp
No seed., except those rsceiv,
kept for sale In our establishmSi
All orders for Trees, Shrubs,
dreth and j. 8. sinton. Ian with
attended to. PEYTC
Agent
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PhiLADRLPHA ADyi RTIsEsaENT..
sToHE. ! mASSHfxr, sT TGGM
-, urLLou. wA,roiP aatLLSSpELpMIA.
- eommodioa. peom, IT, L. HaloSs CO.. ses s,o,r
RSTIRELY FRESH STOCK OF
Housekeeping Dry Goods, Linen ma
Hosiery.
large proportion OF the Stock
e%np,., Il, Europe By member Of the DIM ne
S, 'he variety OF Dry Goods furnishinr
sS wsInE,' Hotels Steamboats, or shippips, snsh
pilo. Linens, Towelhngs, Lace and Mus Cu,t.n,
Hisnss,. Az GMaS.ieA pamask and Moreens,
All tho s;est Makes Linens,
nismalotSoh dunbar Dlekson's Approved Brands,
al gradek Golden Flax. or Light nakes
SHIRTS DSd WhRS De p
believing that the all section,
OF the country the best Goods The
prices and Knowing that this under the Ola
system OF LONG REDITs and LONG PROPITS W. Co have
adopted the following as their
standing. " "'.o VI so'u
sIX fEs CENT DISCOUNT CASH, when paid within 10
TWELVE PER DISCOUNT the rata allow ed 70, non.
paid In advance oil maturity. 'S
and will sell their Goods al
sm4ll Advance ON the Foreign Cost.
saaned that the system Of SHORT CREDITS
the best for both the Buyer and
OUT one Email Front between the Western Merchant
Their stock " - ' " - N'P'NN'a W
r. GpMIou. @. NJ WALTON
I,19-dSm-fN1
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x,1ARRis sb3 ,.,sE . 2E GsA alEN SEEBs.
a& Roh SfhHY b93lf SsS
they Sns s Gf s.:s,
AnIienors-erssn Globe
III Whit White ks ss: s1 Is: %s.s
Tq,p .sa f,s Purple Cape
fsf, sugar ' Ia. ss's Green oa''d s'V
SssssT VIII. N sos h tiT ss white Cattle
S s E.y Esfy sugar. s H" @ssR, 40
EspivE-Gresn oufled
sp ;;: ~ s. R's; T.I SS.s ''4
oEn
msos-whl,s and Red
PlRSLET-Curled
PAhsslp-Cup, Large Dutch
soclal. EI,r. Early bishop. ysrly Drar Dv. Blu,
PrSs,.i,1, Dwarf Green imperial, Dwarf MsHrowfat
RaDpsn- long scarsi, salmon, Red and white Turnip
s,lm,I-oI Oyster Plant
sqUlsH-Early Bash, 40
rSsr-R.d Top T,S White Sni ri. Dale. Hybrid L.rr. Norfolk,
SSIsos s s and Pc, Herb Seed,
BiSn sSrp. Lucsrns, Grs.s Feeds, ac, Ae. fila
GAMtEL BUHCB, Merchant TsioT, NO s3 Main,
ssyDg ssyS jg niece IscsTsa ,lssmsr Of
:ys ~ ''n '' MAKE to order IN the most 'P SEiS
"A soi. s,sao an m,l se;ysa .9o,h, Of
white, Black, and Coiored Lace Mhnllias
hbhon d Velvet Trimmings. for dresses
Black aud COlored PATqsos In great variety
for sale by CIIRfFIIlN Al r., Tunn,,n U.S.
.'"o' % Main street.
pls a1ss S' Old SSys %gfGF
tHEtN TBAs.-SOO paetsses for sale by
~ mhIO DAVENPORT. ALLEN 4 co.
RdMh Hrkins Of Prime Butter. For sale by
49, mhSs IL. W. TYLER
osbHy-A null assortment IosIefy for UhlIJ,sn L.d,..
h1 Gentlemen and Servants, for sal. BY "''''''
n,os o. nARTwELL co,
LUZ ii6 Brosd street.
EXk,TIVkD, WHIsHEy otsups Tor quality A fan supply
NJ always on hand aud for sale, BY ''"
40 RAwLSoa 4 MILLER
pp Corner ofPsaH AID Carr. I,rssu
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ARDEN SEEDS, wARRAl
" WHOLESALE AND RSTI

a spdrdgus-White Giant.
drTfchoke-Large Globe.
Bedns-Large Lima; Small do;
Red Cranberry; Scarlet Runners;
Broad Windsor.
Snap Bedns-Early Yellow {;
Six Weeks; do MohAwk; do Chi.
ma; do Valentine do; Half Neon;
Refugee, 1000 to one; Red Gran.
berry.
BeeL-Early Blood TurnIp.
Rooted; do Yellow do do; Long
Blood; White silesiAn; French
Sugar; Nangei Wurtrei.
Broooli-Purple Cape; White
Cape.
Cdbbage-Esrly York; Large
do; Early Sugar Loaf; do Bat.
tersea; do Oxheart; do vanack:
do Nonpareil: Flat Dutch, Drum.
head; Large Bergen; Green Curl.
ed savoy, Drumhead Savoy; Red
Dutch for Plekling.
complementary and Late.
CtierE-whlte soiid; Red do.
Currot-Long Orange; Early
Horn; Altringham; White Field.
CreSs- Curlcd or PsrpsrgrAss.
Cucumber Early frame; do
Cluster; Long Gre n; Long Green
southsate; White splned; Cher.
kin.
Corn-Early Sugar; do Tusca.
rora; do YELLOW.
Endire-Green Curied.
Kgg Plant.
Raie-siberian curled; Rape
or Cole.
Leek-LarEe Scotch.
LtfUce-RoyAl white Head;
Ice Drumhead; w White Co.'S;
brown Duteh; Curled India or
Cape.
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SPRING, 1854.
FRESH HARDWARE.
ana other .ava Tsf fom fS y sss
and
res IN cur own county very a and complete assortment. Of
d IN Rs fable Knv.. and Forks Pen and
RaIrs Of Rodgers, Wade Butchers. and woi,enholm';
ms and Scissors and Shears embracing all
beautiful patterns
80 and Grain yfe, '"A"'
800 dozen Wedding and Hiing Hoes various makes
2oJ dozen hme' Rowands and other makes Spades and
IS loIen ay spd Manure Pork,
900 dorm Rim Knob nd woics Locks With Rra, white
Pad, Chest Closet iii and Trunk iocE, assorted anu
goo dozen dozen CS I C OF Ss IL S Sos and
300 sin1s Double Percussion Guns, par, Of nne
Pie. Eat, gssn. variety; Cast. sb.ar German and Bills
ing Hardware generally together With all other articles usually
Which having been for cash the moi. vo,a
uisr house il hi, or other markets -
We have recently addition, establishment, afford
ryi'e Merchants and those .ng Richmond,
sPa GR s,i them that sof is Is made
,,, Importers Of Hardware, Cutlery, .c.,
MAZE W. wooLDRIDE, GroceSand Commission Mer
b fs.n R:S 1atp ior c sale; srv,,
sF rH'I I Loaf t ca.ssa aSG pu,sa Sugar
' % s ssi 90 Ist { n9f SS 90 dc
81 do Tuscaloosa and Common do
~ paekagss Gunpowder Imperial and Black Tea
80 ,s % sP SIss se% 4d S,@ do
1900 lbs, Cotton Yarns aud Seine Irvine
%s.sSi 'S4n 'St'i s@SS iai '''
g , Ss,, kss. ard nd Pals Family Lard
pipe oloT..aPi Old reserved Madeira Wins
10 az 10 % 1s ~ Get, MA 90 90
10 90 Burguudy and Pure juice Port do
% do Pale and Dark Sherry do
70 boxes Claret do
Si'' a' @p SaTSS,s 2SiS5'; s s1S 9
pipes Noiet. Imperial Eagle DIN
do Imperial do, GOOD article
pi Do s. ot Sf' ; sg TO-, I Ss Js Rum
h;r pipes Hem. ,ss, and o. Dupuy Co Brandy
! e. & i + i$ 5sS Ss5. 9 ss 4:
10 tons sweed'. and Country Iron
80 kegs Nails, Cunb rlard other brands
t. hn,eS, r1,pgsI Ginger, o9pgsa, sa,ch Cs, q quail
ISi Bevn az psme white and Race oogsI Cotton snd Wool
and tn sa S' Ss. s. g9,s ard
a. h, '.. Price Tor cash and sl b. sod in lots 20 pur
timers on the "A uai Tine. SptI
Nh EROER poTAToE-i0O bushsi. prime Mercer Potatoes
mhis IT, W. TYLER.
WfNDow LASS, PAINTS, OILS, &c-Yreneh and
Paint Lead n,ssd Oil vstass 1U,ss. P. dr %@s
PAINTERS Colours dtfisr'', Diamonds, set ior sale By
aPl2 Druggists, "a Main 81.
so ;G, 40 AM m e,,
al. by A"o' rae a'd Dao' dTsIsns for
An ca.s' PORT VIM, white Dart, Dry and Sweet
sp O''F' Of B TaySp: fFi' o. q 's Nah
AO Casks NADErRIs, Of the most fayore brands. for
.p,I u Malt street.
M AriiEMATiCaL INsTBUMENTs-for ,sle By
P' Sign Of the Circular Saw, II Main 81,
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LANES RIVER CANAL AND
- Virginia and Tennessee Hall Ss--15.....ss9

Our Paehe, Boats leave Richmond daily
eeptee arrive In L. nehbug day. O'Clock
connecting there With the Railroad Lynch
burg daily att A. u.
with the tr ueehp Bridge
ngton and will leave Richmond Monday
"wednesday and Saturday P.s, for Cumberland Court
House. farmvle Rockingham Court House Institute, viii
Monday Wednesday and Friday those Charloes
willie will take Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. Boat
del2 BOYD EDMOSD 4 DAVENPORT.
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SPRING GOODS.
XE have lust received by steame from the Northern
w kes largest and be assorted stock OF Dry Goods
had prepared cash.
ua time small profits consisting OF the follow
Ing in part:
Brown and Bleaehed shirtings and sheeinss
German Bursps and Striped ornaburgs
81 and 4 Plaid Domesiics
Bed Ticks and Striped shjr ing
Linen Ducks and FARMERS Drills
Fancy Linen Drills ard Shirt ng Linens
Cloths, CaSsiner,s ard vestings
Pri ted Linens, for Chldrt ms Clothes
Al.Wool Mouslanes, Plaid and Plain
Chal les, all colors. Plain and Plaid
Black Ores. de Rhine and Tai Is silks
Plaid, Striped and Figured silks
Plaid, Checked and striped summer Silks
Plaid Bersges, Chalie t1anes apd Tissues
Dnglisb, French American Prints
Cir CHAINS, Gingha- Lawns and organdies
Sleeves Collars and CherniI> ttes-large stock
Iambre and slin Edges, Insertings and Ylouncings
Black PiIiet Mitts
AI.ndeIs KID and SILK Gloves, large ,,ock-sn color,
sizes
Ladies' and Gents Cotton. Thread and Blk Hosiery
Linen O Hdkis and Kentings
Berlin Cords, for Bonnets
Nainsook, Swiss and Mu husns
Jsconeis-tlad, Striped and Checked
Brlliantes, C0lored = White
L ish Linens Bird Eye Diapers
Linen Sheetings and Pillow Case Linens
Linen Hucksbacks, Dowlas and Napkins
Brown and Bl-ached Table Damask
BorbaEines Black Alpaccas
Deb. ges Linen lusers and Popns
Spring shaus aud Nantns, style
PRINCES, Gimps and Silk Buttons
Shellan Bufaloe Tuck, Side and Pufhng Combs
Hair and Tooth Brushes and India Rubber Combs
Grass Cloth and Mohair skirts
Parasols aud Embr,las
cfavats, Back and Fancy Ties, and Linen Collars
WARREN A PERKINS,
Eac
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II ANDA Ell HIS WARRANTED GARDEN
~ have just their
waited the Landeth tb
quality OF whose Seeds generally that ere are
but lev persons having occasion purchase Seeds who DO
unaequanted with following eomnr,,s 49,. ~ ons
assortment be upon w.
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FED TREsH AND GENUINE


Aeion-Gresn Citron; Pine
Apple; Nutmeg.
Water M,ion-Pinest kind.
Ndsturfiun,
Austdrd- Black and white,
Onfon-silysr Skin: White
Portuga'; yellow and Red.
OErd.
PeaA-ExtrA Early; Early May;
Washington;do Frame; do ChAri.
ton; Dwarf Blue PrpssIAn: do
harrowfai; Bishop Dwarf prolific
Pdrsnip s-Long Smooth
french; Guernsey.
Pdrsiey-Curled.
Pspper-Large Bell, or Bull
Nose; Tomato shaped; Cayenne,
Pumpkin-Large yellow
Rhubdrb- Victoria.
RdddiSh Long Scarlet Short
Top; seaTlet TuTnip; White do;
yellow do; Long Salmon; Black
NNVy-or vegetable Oyster
Spfnneh-Round ieaved.
Ss9ud1-Early Bush: Bell.
Iomdfo-Lsrge Red; do Yei.
low; Egg.
Th,nfp-Rarly Plat Dutch: d O
Red Top; Large White Norfolk;
write Globe; Rata BAga; DAle's
Hybrid.
Hsrbs-Annise; CarrouAy;
Thyme; CorlandeT; Lavender;
Sweet Basil; RssemAry; Sage;
summer savory; Sweet Mario.
rum; pene.
WIN. PALMER.
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LrrTrcE-Early Cabbage. Roy
al do, Curlrd india, Drown
Dutch, Green and White Cos,
India.
MrIoS-Nutmeg and cItron.
EAsruRIirN.
OKHA.
osiox-silver shin, weathers.
heid.
PAhsLKr-Curled.
PARssIP-sugar.
PEls-Landreth's Extra, Far
y Frame, Large MArrowfst,
Dwarf do, Peruvian do
PErrER- Picking, Largeswee,
PUMPKIN.
RADisH-LonE Salmon, Long
Scarlet, White Turnip, Red do,
Black Spanish.
RHuBlRb.
SAIsAFY.
SPINACH.
SouLsH.
TuRsIr-Plat Dutch, Red Top,
Large Globe, Ruta BAga, Large
Norfolk.
Per Hrkns-Assortment.
! from d. Landreth, are offered or
c., from the Nurseries Of d. Lam
he subscribers, shall he promptly
! JOHNSON 4 BROTHER,
or D.Landreth, lis Main St,
ninhuAnI ".
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FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
auAHLls & BHoOKY,

FRESH SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS
nUANLFs & BROOKE,
No. rs Pearl street, Richmond. Va.
RPECTFULJY beg leave
~ have received Of the largest stces SPRING GOODS
ever opened In this market They after
accommodating complete assortment Of every thing
the shoe Hat and Bonnet line enumeration Of which would
Dc too edousoT an adyernment Merchants visiting
III please gye Us call az determined
terms AsA any louse IN THIS or any other market mhp
AIOrICETe Partnership conducted BIZ the
N IL this day dissolved, by mutual consent
RICHARD HILL ia, will all liabilities arm, and
Their Of the partners will receive what may due them
RICHARD HILL Ja.,
BILLY W. TALLEY.
THE SUBSCRIBER n leaving Richmond his thank
his friends who have conhded
LIMOS. H. W. TAIIgY
RICHARD HILL ia, and EDWARD q. RAWLINGS, at the old
stand, Main street below Banks eonnue
hANaet all business the Of General Agents yri Hiring
out Of Negroes Renting out Houses, and Collecting Of Claims
RICHARD HILL ia,
- ~ EDWARD O. RAWLINGS.
RcHSoSD, February ], lsH.-fs9
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nm HR mn nm, -

~ ROANOKE % MILES. ,.l.LLlEt
On Monday March TO- 1854 regular Passenger
Roanoke. No. II
following points only
Manchester, Robiou GOAL Field romAhauk Poshatan Nat.
soen Chr Amelia COURT Hsa,e wyanois ysnnns' Ordinary,
Ovsrbys and Roanoke. I'-.ii y =
Richmond o'clock, A. n. leave Roanoke
81 lato O'Clock, p. ".
ohldrsL under 10 years Of age price.
travelling By themselves must be rnished
that be retained In the oes and
Oars. f...- .-..y ' = ~ =
Mess n.fy Co.'S four horse .e.ehs. At Roanoke daily and
those for Sem and BalsbuTy North Carolina
meet Mes,rs rAgE Co.'S four horse Coaches Tues
aES Lharsdays and satuSaEu ~ kosnose. Pmsnsen
aest Moss oo Coaches At Roanoke tuesday,
and Saturdays and for Milton and Yanceyyie fagg
ine Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, At Roanoke.
Passengers for Lynchbus via South side Railroad and nsEs
tnr
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PLAIN A ID FANCY WOOD TURF ING.
Oils HOLMES co


sh3 Worth second Street. Philadelphia,
hNlNG Sherwood Bahbetts Patent Turning
Lathe eau supply Cabinet Maker, French Colt,
Pian aud All knds Of Bed Posts Frames
pIor style and quality Carpenters Builders
OF STAIR yght and yerandAh
from to IL Sides and Trimming Kinds Of
rassel and Button Moulds.
AL ofdrTs thankfully received I wsreroon,
apS Gsm-Nl 2IS North "a street PhIl.d.lphI.
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SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK {

SPRING AND SUMNER STOCK OF
INV EOOnS
NTALgNTISe, CitENsiaN q 90 have Just received b,
York and PhIladeipha steamers iler fu suppl
Good. which th.v now oT 10 ,bsIr
public At the lowest rates Below is general summary
.,ort -
and ~ Ble.ehsd and Brown shirtings and 81 and l9-
Brached brown shertInEs
BeAehcd and Brown Drills, Cotton OEnaburgs Mariner
Stripes
Plain Plaid, Checked nd
Inns
Cottonades DENNIS Cabeeens Plaid and Striped Col
tons
White and Colored, Plain Figured Prnte
sAiieens
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IRON BEDSTEADS,
AAHUFACTUREDtBY j. B. WTC26RSRAk
312 broadway, N. Y.
~ BEDsTEAps. Price from ~ to ESQ., Adapted by pTei.
ns Hotels, Asyums, Prisons,
prices, always hand. Wire Railing Wrought and Cast
edition Of the New Phase In Manufacture will b
mhai-dtm-tl WORKS IS, Is, 81, 50 and 81 Le.,..,
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'hh bASU hkRkoTIPE AIT, as Praeti,ed By wHiTEHURsr
with All the improvements the present day for
himself reputation, gained BY Of pre-
Without proof of such assertions the
yyas OF study and practice, adopting all the
which have so rapidly succeeded each other
gained the highest distinction bearing
pam when competing with the Artists Of ths aud other
lands Mr. W. has also gained shat highest
confidence and patronage public By the
Of patrons who daily thronS his eneise which are
NOT only gems OF art but treasures their
possessors. - 800
stereoseoPc epesses taken In the improved
Isrey OF Vases frames Loeket Ae constantly hand
and a. the most sAtisfactory prices.
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fOIsD WATER BATHINt.-Those M wi g 10
~ adopt, or make rial Of the wisdom Of
varied to suit the constitutional peculiar nj
o. ue with perfect safety and Of
Ehsihsr 10 chambers Or oherEe-may ind full and particular
directions given TO that effect a emitted "Dr J.
Williams and Others the principles water Cure-
with comments, Ac by J. Timberske.
Pubsted BY j. w,RANDoLPH Price 81 cents paper or 20
cents bound, Spl7
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EH I2fa SNa 49, A&

~SAaa. 80. an.,. kOUIE-Ssw and Com lort.
Nm bic Schedues- Ttctcs Daily from Richmond % Seu
York and Bdyguge through e
Washington, BLitimors and Philadelphia, ee Of erfro
oAdry-on the 18th Of August the following quick
schedules will be the inland route between
Richmond daily 81 6 O'Clock, A.
o'clock p. NJ arrive in New York daily ~ A. NJ
eP. NJ.
Observation-Disclosures. 4 W
RAit lst Q "
% phu.5.inht, g a. ---..................
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NH Is Chief Engineer and Superintendent
- . iIftsiOND bsJsION LINE OF
8R& - PACkETs.-rhls line 10 composed Of 4TfSN
S83She following vessels, and sails nom Boston H84S
Schooner SUSAN, Captain 8. q. Rogers,
wESTOvER, q. o. Ko9er,
COURIER, in Rossr'
SHARON, J. M NcS.,so,
JuLlETTE, O6ed BsIrr IL
These vessels the built for this trade
and have superior aecommoda ons for passenrers.
They are commanded by experienced Captains we'll qualified
for the trade and Who will spare eIerton 20
They viii be owed up and down the steam may
relied on to sail promptly, rs advertised.
Merchants going North,
their interest ship only regular line 4,
freight will always be taken low
to give satfActi,n. $3.50 0A
Of patronage
The vessels will lie In Richmond Rockets In Bo.ton a,
howes Wharf, DAVID CURRIE, Richmond,
ALLAN WEIGH, Boston, SArepts
lyD No. 1873 State street
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WhNTED.-25OO RNILROAD siLLs, Of white or Post OAK
w feet 6nches long, inches In diameter
AZ hetma end, to be barkei smoothly sides
be 6nches thick the end ~ the s BE- cot on ,auare 10 be-
clear Of bad knots und
70 i@psi, ,ht strength or durability The said s
gffd ~ the Depot IN Richmond the road
hchnond aud Prdec'burg and 10 be placed ontra
rcOnyeLent to be loaded be
Superintendent or OyeTserrs 81 the Road. "
The price, 40 per s months or per rent m N,
cash. None will be received under size.
NIL % W. y. BRAGG, STUNT OF Road
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GNO-PARTNEHslIIP.-Mr H. BLAIR having purchased the
~ interest Of Mr. W. H. sEABRoOK, Of the firm OF SEA
BROOK REEVE has entered into partnership Mr. T. p
REEVE under the style of REEVE BLAIR and will
carry on the hpoecary and Drug business stand
5eabrook Reeve and hope by strict attention
1T share Of the patronage literally extended firm
PAYsOS REEVE,
I nj lIp
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14
Meteorological Table.
THE MARKETS.

Friday, January 18Th, 1854
Rain, Rain has been the universal cry throughout
the mining region during the whole season. And
to add to the vexation and disappointment of the
miner, we have had spell of exceeding cold wealth
er. 1t has been colder than during any winter
since 46 and Al, when the South Fork was frozen
over SO that horses crossed on the ice at Coloma.
This cold weather froze up numbers of canals. eff
fectuay dried up the supplies of small streams in
the mountains, and caused the water in the river
to fall lower than in the summer stage. The want
of rain and the weather have thrown thousands of
miners out of employment, and as a natural conse-
quencc business of every description is very dull
and there is very little money in circulation. In
fact matters tight throughout the whole county
On Thursday morning early the rain commenced
to fall steadily-and the hearts of all were elated
to-day the prospect ofthe continuance of the rain
is not so fattering. The rain has been warm, melt
ing the snow in the mountains The river rose
feet last night
The following are the retail prices in our market
Flour, fresh 50, repacked do, 81 so; corn meal
fresh per lb., 10 cts, kiln dried do Sets. potatoes
Sets; onions, Gets; bacon and ham, 22cts. pork
23cts. Goshen butter, 40cts. lard, 22cts can
dies adamantine, 38cts.; sugar, crushed, 20cts ;
do. China, no, l. l6cts, do do. no. 2 14cts. Bos-
ton syrup per gal, 81 75 fresh beef % to 30cts,
per h. fresh pork 40 to Scots. barley Sets. );
eggs, per doz, So hay per ton, so lumber cir per
l,000ft, SOS, do. common do, $50; shingles 50 !;
freights from Sacramento, S. per 1OOlbs. board,
per week, So to So wages per day, 81.
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14
Time of holding Courts In Ell Dorado County

Time of holding Courts In Ell Dorado County,
1854.
DIsrR1cT CoURT.-Commences January 23d ; May Sth !;
August 2lst, and November 10Th
Court OF SEssIoNs.-Commences February 9th April
Sd June 9Th August 7th; October 2nd and December
4th.
COUNTY CoURT.-Commenccs January End March 9th !;
May LIST July Sd ; September 4th. and November 9th.
PROBATE CouRr.-Commcnces January 23d: February
27th March 27 April 9th May 22nd: June 26th
July 21h August 2Sh; September 25h October 23rd
November 9th, add Dccembre 26th.
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14
Attu advertisements.
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NOTICE.

A MEETING of Stockholders of the Georgetown and
IA Pilot Creek Canal Co. will be held at the office of the
Company Georgetown the 2lst day of January inst
at o'clock 2. NJ. punctua attendance requested.
Py order of the Board of Directors
f. c. SOUTIIWORTE, Secy.
Geogetown, January 18th, 1854. Isl
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14

A. A. Van Gueldcr.
NOTARY PUGKIc. Office at Adams & Co.'S Main
street.
The Empire County argus., 1854-01-14

thompson ~
CARPENTERS JoTNERs, House, SIGN AND ORyA-
MENTAL PAINTERS. Main street. in the old L. s. Hotel
All orders promptly attended to.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

The Nebrascals of Chicago had another
gathering on Saturday night, at which an at
tempt was made to gloss over the repeal of the
Missouri compromise. Senator Douglas was
on the stand but did not undertake to speak.
Lieutenant Governor Willard of Indiana was
put forward as the orator of the occasion, but
the aptitude of the citizens for asking ques-
tons seems to have far surpassed his for an
swering. He took occasion, in the course of
his remarks, to pitch into the New York Iri-
6Ne. The moment the name of the paper
was uttered, call was made for "three cheers
for the New York Tribune - which were Civ
Ell with an almost unanimouSe voice, followed
by six cheers for Greeley, and groans for Doug
las. Mr.. Douglas bore the inHiction with toll
cradle grace, even to the cheering of Joshua
r. Giddings.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

KossUrH has been delivering some very re-
markable speeches in England. He says that
Austria is playing false with the Western
powers, that she stands ready to partition Tur-
key with Russia, and that she will never con-
sent to any policy which shall cripple her alb
solute ally. The weak point of Russia, Kos
suth argues, is not Sebastopol which is an adj
vanced post, but Poland, which lies at her
heart. The true way to carry on the war,
with the design of weakening the power of
Russia, is to disregard the Austrian alliance
and raise an instruction in Poland These
views the great Hungarian has presented in
a manner so forcible as to attract much atten-
ton and gain him greater credit than was
awarded to his previous speeches, eloquent as
were
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-09-18

In this city, Sept. 15 William, son OF Geo. Weeks,
mos 10th, Benjamin Goddard, 20 years.
Funeral this afternoon Ut O'Clock, at No. IS Chand
Ter st. Relatives and friends invited to attend
In Grafton September s. Moses H. Adams aged So.
Northbadge Sept 10, By Erastes Robinson, aged So
AT Ilaydenyie, 22d ult., Dr. Washington Shaw, 40.
st Ciesterheh 9Th Jason Everett, 50.
At Be,cherown, April 5th James TANKS $751; 30th ult,
Poly, his widow, aged s2had lived tog ter 6S years,
were married in 1856
In Cincinnati, 81 inst, Stephen Fales, ESQ, aged 81,
native of Boston, graduate Harvard University,
in the class of 1910.
In aHubury, sept 11th, John Park, aged 60 years,
months. printers in Maine and Michigan, please copys)