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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-05
Prs.Lrr raa lnrar .sD Dr.Tsrer o.

PEsllTr rar slzrnr ASP Ds.rsrcn o.
LiaroR.-A day OF iwu since. saws the B'.-
ton Chronicle, we mrationed that NJ. Albro,
of Fall River. had recovered 81 500 damages
for the seizure and destruction 81 his liquor.
II nov apprsrs that another suit has grown
oui II the. affair. The New Bedford stan.
dard SAYS: I'm the supreme Court. IN the
case u .ilbro ". Lspham et ais. and Boyle
vs.. the samr-two actions broughf against the
Police Justice of Fall River, and the cnn.ta.
BILE and his aids to recover the value Of GER.
tain large quantities Of liquor srizrd under
the law u isS7-a verdict Tor the plaintiffs
was rendered. Damages 10 first case, 81 500;
in sc cond ease. $3.50"
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The Charleston Mercury remarks ih.i The
fsi news 81 pnss,blr war s,Ih The Unil.d
States reversed and dlsorJeird the Iastrpnol
narkes--znd ihrn inqn,irs hat would BE- The
,ralily o, snrh an r,,nI' hays:
There his never rxnieJ heiOre - great
trade briwsrn iwo n.ians as that vhirh -
nos cau,rd on between England and lie Uniitd
States. 10 break il M BY war. would be TO
iraf ssundrr ihe m.in lie currents Of buh
rounius-. fny m'llE,ns Of people would ~.
sianiiy irri, b, the urr laci oi war, without r..
l,rrncr IN ID. rssasrs II actual vn,e.re. iha,
lie value u all Their proprns had suffered de-
prec,aii.n-lilsI q blight had fsllrn an The entli
shat The ground wss russd 10. ihra sake.
Compared .flh ihis. tie l'erhs,d robbery 81 The
seas. HE pInnd,r and banning Il c,iiss, and The
deadly ell rim % hnsnl, 1.ris aud srn.ie,,
~auid ne small r.lamn~s. For Tie working 81
ss,h -ns 10 iamaau,. We ought q. haze sgssl
anil noble jnsuhcsln,n; ore shrh waald noi",,ly
sai,siy b. p4s.ions %: the pt.sen,. hut The calm
and severe Indsmrni Il poslsniy."
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SosrTHIso or cass CsoY. - Geo. W.
Wrll.. q Mason couniy. Kemusky, h.s issn.
" ARE field ~ rotp. whirh premises. noa whist
h.. bs.n gathered. yield II ane hundred sud
eighty bushels (rsrl per sore. But lie fanny
~ of The story .. that he did M, inrnd 10
make .nrh rrnp. The 6f.i planning moi m.
inR np wrll. % okieg pmmisins. hs rsplsn,sd
b.iwsra The RVS. and afstwsri. nat hong shlr
.. decide -hlrh rows wee bret. 90 ahMh %
plnw ~. ~ he inIeniei 10 q. with Inc 6t.i
pisniins. he lei both si.nh; ihs present arra,
crop 70 lhc rrsuli. Its needless ~ .,v The land
70 good. Seuik caroEaisa.
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swain. Justice nc, ised.--Mr. Henry

Turner. Of Riegh, proposes Pcblshing esriy 10 the
coming year, sHew edtion q the Magistrate. Com.
Plele Guide; Or Prae,,eal Summary q the Laws Of
the state u North caroins and The Decisions 81 The
supreme Count, defining the Duties and Jurisdiction
!, revised Code o. 1888, together ~ith 81 nsees-
say forms and Preeedenis. twill hs complied and
ranged " Edward csn,~ell, Esl.. q Raleigh, and
printed ns paper IN the bes, style Typographical
ereculiOn. and 81 low price. We have no hssi,a-
ton in recommending q 20 The pubic as worl wOr-
Thy Of their patronage
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r. F. STOCKTON.

A Romantic INCIDENTAL soldier who
was present al the capture Of Sebastopol.
relates in a letter TO his friends the fol-
lowing romantic stnry: "A party of men be-
ianging To- different regiments, were patrol
ing Iron house TO house IN search Of plum
der. In one Of the houses they came across
a Young aud beautiful female. about ~ or
is wears Of age. OF course, some ignorance
was shawn amongsi the party. who com.
MERGED TO drag hrr abuut, aud would have
used violence 10 her had not young man
belonging To- The 18th. taken a musket and
thea iened To blow tie FIRST man. brains out
that lad a finger ON her; ~herrupon the
Young woman new TO this man. and clung 10
him for protection. She followed him all
the way back To the camp, when, coming 10
sight Of his camp. he beckoned her ~ &c.
iurn-but no. she wnuld not leave him.
Whether she had fallen 10 lave at first sight.
I don't know, but she rame 10 canp With
him A. soon AZ he got there he MAS IN
slantly confined Tor he,ng absent when the
regiment was under arns. she followed him
The guard tent, and cried alter him. The
Colonel u his regiment. seeing the affection
he bore him, released him, aud sent them
both b, General Harris, where an interpret.
e. was got. and she related the whale affair
to them. II turned opt that she vas gen.
rral's daughter, With some thousands. She
was beautifully attired, aud carried gald
watch, and wore set 81 bracelets 81 immense
value. The young man is now about TO be
married To- her. She will not leave him on
any account wh,ieyer. aud il he is not a
lucky dog. don't knaw Who is.'
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GHgsr 0cgss srg.ssms. steamship
Persia. brIenging TO the cnnsrd line. recent.
w launched AZ Glasgow the Adr.atic. bs.
longing 20 the Collins line: and The New
York. belonging ~ 4. Vanderbilt, but bnild.
ing IN this CITY. llbr. when eonpie,sd. the
lsgest merchant STEAMERS in the world They
will be about 5000 tons burthen each, and
sill afIard ample opporiuniiv for proving the
quality nfeseh in the conissi Cor the mastery
uf the Atlantic. The hall of the persia y
Of iron. and her engines are 20 be the side
lever kind. The Adristie and New York
are bring built IL timber. The former 10 10
have ls'ge oseiiIating engines, the latter.
beam engines.
The keel Of the New York is straight. and
40 are all her water lines. and has her centre
Of displacement smidships. The Addstie
has below water lines. and bsg ssntrs OF
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ORA CorSrRY NEWSPAPERS asp THE CRrp.
u SY.rEH Thu e. efaI rnInplsini ~ our rum.
~ newspaper rdn"r. q punching Posrny, With
hundreds AMI ttnu.ani. ~ dnllafs due them
lIem Their drIiasasn, sub-enbrts. whicl, ll,sy
rsnnor enllei. lll.s general lis. a.e. aud iIir
Il, having casp. We ere say. !. W 49, msAHs IN
ispaird rsrvprn. IL, ,d,,or NJ The Bingham.
ion n. Y. ) andard thus appeals 10 Tic riizn.
Table feelings Il b.. pa,i"n.:
/" Whsre Is ihe n"nsy r,m'nr from IN "a,
lor paper lot uur nrN is.nef We ranBoi g.i
quire wuhnu the cash IN ad,anrt. We
have hoirwrd unnl nur CREDIT - gone. We
have worked ,wo ears lnf poiiiine. and bnaid.
81 ontsrises--R rather suf vile has hosr'lrd ~
fee g,st-. fY nothing" Or cunpo-ito ;
w4ui ll,sr asges. Or landlord wants ~ frnI.
Oar rIilIten sani sh..es. aud unr vile ~anis =
new railrn dress. We are nni " w,9l. cat ~
piaI~s. "a, ~ h.,u,. oni ~ mrsi. oil u bauer.
oul NJ sua .. 80, II . iwnrs-in sl"i'. go, ri
nrafl, Everything. fsrrpi : rie.r r"n risnrs.
W. aDlg,d hr shsiiif until We ronld d'sigs ~.
lr,ssf 80 haze 4 Jr.d 90, rredu 70 anti ~
are ~ u. We have nu Shilling ~ .,n pork
~, aud ,1u .,ss 10 iwo illUussnd dDliats! We
are fyi, & ~ live rht.iisn Ils. and hapr 10 gel
d hsaye. u sGTd. %. no satisfaction ~ think
~ slI,il nui lBpei ynu there. We sha.ld gfesIl,
pre- ~ 10 have ,ou pay Ne and thereby rsmuss
se'y great obstacle IN the way % reaching thai
plsce ~ rest"
thar stpenpBrr teaches Ne that there u very
sInIle msis0i ~ .b,lisiIng THIS unissrsel plan
among .uf rnnaty sdlim. ~ furnishing news.
pspe and .dSsuIr. inrDis upon uusl, sud ~.
ing upon nphing. q % 10 abolish ihe credit sy..
lem a raymenI To- papers and Subscriptions.
~ Y Herald
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OPrsIes N Esslasp We have (says the
Boston Transcript seen letter irom dis
iInguishr, British nobleman aud member of
the Prsy Council. received by gentleman
II Boston lew DAYS since. m which, after
alluding 10 The attacks " the London press.
he says: . PRAY tell yoar lricnd- not TO
judge 81 the apiaiohs 81 Englah by her
newspapers. -. There !, no Power On
earth with which We are mpre Anxious 10
be on terms Il friendly alliance than the
United States"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-05

Congress- Thirty Fourth Congress Of the
United States commenced It's session in Washington
City on Monday last, which win enable US hereafter to
impart new interest to our columns. very large
proportion Of the members had arrived the week pre-
cedng and the parties were actively At work in prepa.
ring for an organization.
A teegraphc dispatch to the Petersburg Intelligent
Ger states that at Democratic caucus held on Friday
evening, the Hon. w. II. Richardson, Of Illinois, was
unanimously nominated for Speaker and Nj. A. D.
Banks tby ihrce-fouuhs Of the votes afterwards made
unanimous for Clerk Of the House Of Representa-
tives Resolutions were adopted BY the caucus sus-
tanning the Nebraska bill and denouneing Fusion
Great harmony. !, is said. prevailed in the caueus,
and some Of the Southern Know No,hings had offered
TO sustain their ticket. Il may be hoped, therefore,
that little delay will occur in organizing the two
Houses.
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A startling Fact.--Th. New yorl core.

a Startling Fact.--The New yort sorss-
panden,o Of the National Inisigcncer mentions fact
which will cause some surprise. II appears from the
report Of the governors o. the New is-k Alm.-house.
that the taxpayers Of the city Of At@ Yotk are sub
iec,ed 10 TAI u over 100000 PER snnum fr The
support Of foreign PanPer.. Facts like these well
calculated excite increased real in the mi 10. % The
'KJw.SJhing. u Northern cities. IN Their Ops
,ilion 70 foreigners.
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outside cutter and Inside Gloom.

Many homes are eiegAnuy u1hisneus WIN
small a,ldni,n 10 damesuc Comfort. 10 This last
4ee, the Mrs. Poiphars often live in psaial re- |
shIences, nverlaid with gorgeous decorations Tor
the e,es of fashionable visli"rs. whlle The hume
loving NJ. Popular Signs for The quiet ease o.
the humble old homestead. The Msrysville
Tribune gives an amusing sketch Of the inner
life OF The one II these cMnlDrless households
II declare, Mr.. Sni;h. ihIs u loo bad. Here
you are stretched oui IN the sofa. musslng II
up, and nv nice carpet !. all spailed by the
Ir.mp nf YOUR coarse y iot-. ! shall be sshsm-
I'll To brug any De into me parlM aga n-snh
have taken So Ulurh pains TO keep everything
nlre. ,lo think. VIZ. Smlh, You are The most
ihnuehIlr-s man ever ,,I sre--you don't appear
10 ear. hnw rnu b trouble y,u give me. y ! had
M ~ re care tilIn y"u have. we would soon
have nice lonki honse--L would MOI be long
Ill our new hnu.r aud iurnrure would he just
IS bad as The Old said jobs Smnh's vile 10
hi d. a. e saw him IN The parlor taking nap
n the sofia.
Mr. Smhh rise up eagerly anil answered.
vas Ii ell and sleepy, Mary. and the weather. 80
hit, and this rOo'n 50 q.Iiri aud ronl. aud r
sofa lnked 80 inviting lhn ! conld not resist
The temptation 10 snu0ze . lilllr. ! :Inug I
when we were building new house, .ni inr-
n,.hing il thus. thai We were DONG II berausr The
~ mouse anu ",n.'u's S1,e ~ = I'm 49,
snd ues.fsnir. anu his' s"u ~.
w'ild ihnul.e o"' sr''e, y '''u1 VIZ ,e'."''
~ tese n'ct i"'n>, s', VIC sno.' :" ,'""k
'"R oh ihr s'sfs 1n' 'o'A'"s - - n, 81
ahn-rhalfs' ava. "'" '''e "'''' " ''s '"''
~ w s,n''' y ~ e'aE A.
".1 w" - -. -. -.
and .hais y s'h'n snF ~ peAs"'e !" -
ne enjoying nap ~ ~. so'a' "as "1 ~, - 80
noon h''i''a snen = ...'. ...en, =
'on'' b's'n-h, Ahl ,"''' ,A"ne. =, ~
sPpfa''" "-n4Vn Z 80 80. NJ. $500,
afm-rh4't' ~ '''f'n - :" :" !" ,"s ~.
hi"ush' h' nus Guy '''e 800 -.
We ~rtr sr'eh'2 "'' own p.s,". WV"
paM arg sh'h = h"nes ~ -"
p'sr va .n,s tAf"' a'u 'i' n'e " A'
iu'a'uff AZ !" s'z; -, -"
81 ~ me "u s"raeh, s'i %
Up. - So 49, s"en 'a.E''"' m n
h''wn on -iao ~ ''e s""'-,'.r ~ ~
van = r. 50 < y ~ e'''' - 80. =,
.'.-'~''. :" hs ''..f r'''. oe. :. ""' "
:. ~ IT, ,.'nse
ne H'"s o' W.. oH' ,.ps "'y
- ,,'".." - !, -.
',Pr'ns,a :" M'-. spe.'"' ~ !" a"P :.
an a'si,'''fis 80 's''A'''"'. 80 s"'"E 80
~ 1"u'' eft '''l " ss'n'"s s
4 pr'o'e n. - 49,, 80,
,'F' ~ "'iea' w p,"s "''n,." W. -
SsaHh :" ~ ~ ~ on.' ~. an :" 80" -.
~ :. -. - -. -,
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F-om IL. National Intelligence.
CONDITION or IRELAND.

III .pee,h lately made II Belfast by the
Far, 4 Ciflisle, L1rd Leulenin' Ui Ireland.
We find terY graft ing siew u Tie pres.
eni imp o,sd md imprut, W prospects u Ire.
llnd--, Wee which We are happy % brliete
on the a1ih .tity II ufhrr trstimbny, j. nj
n,trs0larsd ~ his hardship II also make.
sn.a, alla,inl T. ihe r.iieIl0I. orr shch
hid gpt sbraad ~ contemplated invasion u
Ireland frsm this cglntry--n idea hafily
worthy even q jorulsr notice. Lord Gar.
Isle said.
tn. condition of ireland i al present
such. " ne whole, a. gives riss ia nv mind
20 the strongest feeling IL satisfactinn aad
u b"ps There y generally a manifest De.
crease u outage and crime. with one "
two 60. o. a.t.ils exceptions, t9tfieIsn;
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-05

gus relates distressing casualty which occurred in
Richmond county n. e., on the 10Th ult. Mr. Dun
can Campbell. willis, in the woods. whore his hands
were employed in splitting rails, caugh, by fall
ing tree and his body crushed in horrible manner
lie survived the injury an hour snds half.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-05

The overnor Of conneciieu, has issued hi. procla
nation announcing the adoption Of an snendmrni 10
the Constitution Of that STATE requiring all electors
read and write. The whole vote Of the people wa.
sg.9i4. Of which 1880 were in favor Of The adOp-
,iOn II the amendment, and ls5ii .sains, il. The
majority In favor was is26
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United states senatorS.-Th. II,

min Fitzpatrick has been reelected BY the Legislature
Of Alabams. Senator in Congress br.s new term Of
sir years from the sih Of March last. Mr. fiIPa,rek
received 70 votes, and Luke Prior IS.
The Hon. Thoms, ]. Rusk has been reelected By
an unanimous vote o. the Legislature Of Texas 10 be
United States Senator for siI years from the ith Of
March last
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washington, NOV. 90
VIA. BUcHisas's DEsrArcHEs-Thr lorsisn
is.pslchss sceivsd By The Canada pDdetwrn, an
examination II The STATE Dppanmsn, until laie
hauf m Sunday night. and To-day were oiicialIy
considered IN The cshinsi msslinr an hnur ear.
las lllaa usual loi lilo purpese. Ilis understood
Tia. she approximations Of our sovsiamsui &C.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1855-12-05

Drcuss ~ iAspwaRsssTs--Tn land war.
rants iurtHsr decline has taken place.
Dealers report the market buth at Washing.
ton aud New York, TO be overlooked aud
unsettled, the br ksrs refusing 70 pay sn
Saturday lsstosr aus dollar pei acre.
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s6""~u Hasskshs W .s0'ehosI hss
hecn renewed. Il composed Of the following ar.
iielss:
Eastern shores Of the Black Sea.
Zaidse A Romance.
Prof Jshnslons Last wok.
A odd Contributor Il the Seaside.
Modern Light Literature.
PARIS snd the E1hihiIon.
The Story n the Campaign.
War Politics, &c.
Published BY Leonard Scott 4 Co. New York.
Price. 90 pr snnem. Or BaekwOOd and The four Re.
views for $40.
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nillsbnruuyb Rsfarnrr,
~~--~~~>~~~~~>~-<-S~--~
Union, the Constitution, and the Laws the Guar
dams Of our Liberties.
nILLsBoR0UGH, n. c.
"wednesday, December .. 1883.

cr We understand tina, the Hon. John l.. Bailey
has been appointed to hold the Extra Term Of the 81.
pcrior Court for this county, which will commences on
Monday nett.
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earIce ne alleged viohion ~ ,ha neutrality
laws bx Mr.. Champion have M, been m., in
thai straightforward maancI our government had
"a right no expert. Mr. Buchanan says ,ha, The
PROFESSIONS 81 friendship BY the Brush cab,ne,
mere more profu.e Than hrIe,oforr, and express.
lee the .pinnn that p'orrA-ilna,ion hrs been re
rrsor,ed 10 in The hope ,hal sa,nrihing may urn
|up a,r,llcse lhr BRUSH government hom rs
dilemma.
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FRoN KAxsAs.-rhe /" Free State Convn.
hon." h,rb has been IN session ioi sone weeks
!, Topeka, adjaursd IN The lll ul lrnn. alter
having aioplrd . CONSTITUTION which - IA be
submitted 10 The popular 'oie on The 18Th Il
December. The resolution approving of "ite
principle Of squs,ier sovereignty aud non-imei-
scniion Of The people IL The Stairs as veil AZ
Of Congress in the local affairs OF other Ter.
umies and States" which WAS adopted few
days before The dissoluilnn of he Convention.
was Afterwards rer0nsidcrd aud sjeclrd, or. 10
other words. lad upon The table. The Consli.
,uli"n. a. il ha. br.n sdopitd. submit. HE qur,.
lion Of slase,y IL Kansas " q vote Of lbe peo-
pie ~ the Trrrory.
Under It's organic law the boundaries of he
prnp sed new S,xir extend to the Rocky Mum.
iaims. snine s-srn hundred miles from The Mis-.
soun river. Il VAS snggesIrd 10 The con,rnlton
thai the ae-lrtn limit .boud b. Inc drawn
north and south sbon, onr hendIsd and e'gh,y
miles distant from the Mlss.pn n,rr, shlrh
wonld make The State nsarly square. ~ the DIS
lsnr belw rem The northern and son,h' IN boun-
tlaries !. about me bundled and nInrty mfrs.
The msjnniy 81 the DEL esl.r seemed 70 ia,or
,h,s d., is,nn ef Tie irr,inry but. q. u VA. sup,
! p sed that Congress alone could ia The bounda-
ties. the linus we're ieii a. 81 present.
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wEsrERS RArIRoAp.--TIr work on this road
We lean. y progressing ~ last as the cnnirsc-
,nrs eau lind ha.ds ~ csrty II harvard. The
passenger and produce depot will be an The 10,
nra,l, nppnsur The pnsI Office. hu, the main
stem will pass dawn Moore and Lsmon streets
10 lie. mouth ii The gully. half mile LrIow
Clarendon b'idge. up which The coal will pass
10 the nv.r. An arm " n extend iIon lilo
main line 10 The depot IN lown. When This
work is completed Fayetteville will receive 4
new impetus IN hr business Affairs, and u there.
FIRE hthoors e,ery one 10 feel an. in,ert., IN
The improvement. aud d. everything possible 10
corplr,e j, a, M rarh day. Thr people we.,
II The rnal Geld. are anxion.ly looking fnrw ard
10 connection with our rad. and when /, is
finished il.rr Is bu, lrile duub, that il y i'll hr
extended in'o The pI"inrr craving c"nn,r, 81
North Carolina. L., no nn@ be- dis, onrarrd.
but ~ III h.n'Is pu, their shoulders i" 'hr Wheel
and II is bound 10 urn. Fayetteville c9oLnicn.
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LETTER FROM COM. STOCKTON.

The following letter Com. r. F. Stack.
ton, was read at the American meeting 10
Trenton, on Friday evening:
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01
Paints, Oiis, WiatiOw Glass, Sc.

rIiE @URsCRI BElS have just roceicea in store from
-his Charm IT, Saracen, To- uado .tater Ni;cl. Ncp
tunes Car Eoston light Westward Ho and : = Bishop
large additions t their stock, making it. here ,oore
The extensive n this city We have now IN store
PUaE lead - tons Atlantic AID English.
AI,o, p tons pEre. extra aud No !.
%INC L. NJ, 70 tons Henaun and snow whin.
PAATs, 5JJkegS Ene I'd red, yellow and black
lC.9JG lbs red yellow az fire proof, dry.
TIENAsN = CoIOKs. 80 csscs. assartet1 calors
l.u LEAD sd .IlLRacE. tans Atlantic and Ensl4h
IN>EEu on, Ugu gallon, h1lled aud raw.
u -e.SrSs AND CAArI!s-;E. 900 eVlous
Fcl48 LAMP Oh, 40C0 eallous bl,acled
,AFNIsg 1900 gallons licn Ist and ID quality ich
Gniture, raurar, &c.
Flint }GU SHES, $50 6oz Adams and ST 4 toms.
NAt'ewas.. brushes 200 do Adam 5 and STATIONS
CDII, e. es China and toopers
WINDOW GLASS, 400 bX-. assd. si-es. &c NAL.
liA-s GLASS 20 plates. 53zs4 to O84I23
Putty, 20 brls. in bui5 and Llddders.
ASo-N bite Red aud u hite G. ak Ground and I N
Rotten and Pumccstoun I'm, Y, Sand Paper Lack / "a
Ioac black. Paint Mills, and our usual assort1nen I'd
artists materials and tools
For sale at the lowest market prices by
SAWYER, JOHNSON & co
Importers ard Johhers. 103 and 105 Front street re
10 corner Of Washington street. San FIauc. co. 10
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01
TOBACCO.

VIRGINIA. MANuFAcTURED-ToBA AGENCY.
TREEN, HEATH & ALLEN. corner W ashing-
~ ton and Battery streets, San Frencisco, shng-
iut, the trade Of California and Oregon, that they
have established house in this city for the sale Of
VIRGINIA MANUFACUURED TOBACCO,
which thev re receiving direct from. AMI sell"g di
rec y on acc ,unt Of, the manufactures c0nse-
quehtly, they sell at prices that must be salts
factory. 1 inv ice value of our present stock is
considerably over S200,0jO. comprising an assort-
ment as to style and quality, greatly superior to
any thing offered on the Pacific coast, ana
equal to that of any house in the Atlantic States.
Among the brands TIE following
Crumptons Fcur Aces do Sow. of the Seas;
Crumptons Bride of the Pacific; 10 Medal
HGlseys Four AS Boyds Gold Leaf;
Thomas Climb House; do Anna 3isLJp;
Saunders IL AIRY Of the West;
Ferguson Star Of the West;
Miller q. Crenshaws Bl # City;
Roysters Canesope
Uickenson Ocean and Witches Eve,
Crosby d Wootten's Metropolitan
Also Smoking ard Leaf Tobacco, and 200 packa-
ges ordinary brands. mayf 3m
The Nevada journal., 1855-06-01
JOHN n. MOODY,
ARCHITECT A

No. 101 Merchant street, San Francisco.
DLANS, Specifications and all other documents
L relating to buildings prepared with punctualty
and despatch. application either personally by
letter, and charges moderate in all cases.
Mr. NJ. having an extensive acquaintance among
tn Ifanufacf and dealers in building materials
in San Francisco, will pay p'rticular attention to
any orders received Tor the purchase and forward
ing OF iron work, tione work, &C. He VIII engage
t. bave all such orders fulfilled with the best of ma
TRIALS and at the lowest ruling rates n the mar
ket. aVrIil3-3m