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BOUNTY LAND. &c
i will prosecute claims eoa;.

SInMS sai nGoyernment to BOUNTY LAND .ra prT.
Under recent act of Conxress snisi.
60 Psrled OF fourteen Days any ,ear sincs 17s,:
ana II such soldiers be dead their widaxs nr ;sso
eniidren are entitled to $50 acres of land Tsn n,
VINO nave received less than i60 aces are entiisd
" a. much more as will niaks that quantity
aspnne eeen engaged as clerk In the Pension
nesIIy three years, have peculiar advantage, for
PiCCsscamng claims Of the above description
80 stlons by mail rest paid or at the Office
r.. ~ ayuS Mayo, or 10Th street, between Main ard
Gary. will be attended to at once, ''N-- anu
mh 3-d&w wSn 'sPEI W.,,vo
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An old gentleman OF eighty-tour having taken to
the altar young damse of about sixteen, the cer-
gyman said TO him "The font is at the other end
OF the church" What do want with the font p
said the old gentleman. 81 beg your pardon" said
the clerical wit 81 thought you had brought this
child to be chriatenGd"
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JNo. W. WRIGHT 81 Co. are prepared
to receive all kinds of Produce and Merchandise on
Storage, at their Warehouse the Dock, as ress
sonable terms a. it can be taken in the city.
fe I2--6m
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AYERS CHERRY FiCroFAi--F0r the
rap cnre OF Conshs Colds, Fl ,srseness Bronsnitis
"hoopng Cough Asthma and Consun ptit n is mi,
versaiiy knows as the beat remedy ever vet aiscov
cred for every variety OF Pulmonary dissass So
wlde isthe held of it's usefulness ard % rurerous
the cases OF lis that almost eyerv section of
she country abeundsin peIsons publicly fn0wp, WHO
have been restored from, alarming aud even deensr.
ate diseases of the lungs by uss When once tried
ts superiority ever every other medicine kind
is roo apparent to escape observation ard whers its
virtues are known. tha pubic longer hesitate
what antdots to employ for The distressing and dam
gerous affections of the pulmonary orgsns which asa
a1cioent 70 ar climate Ry its timely many nay,
almost Gil attic ks OF disesee upon the Lungs or throat
are arrested, and thus saved many thonsands
every year from premature grave No family
shcuid be withoet it, and those who do neglect to
PROVIDE tn emselves with a remedy which wards eff
this dangerous class of diseases will have cause 10
deplore it when it is too late. Proofs OF the surpr-
sing efficacy of the Cherry Fectorai need not bs
given to the American people.-thsy have living
proofs in every neia ahborhood But those who with
to read the statements of those whose whole health
has been restored and whose lives hGve been saved
by its use, will hud them in my American Almanac
which the Agent below named has to fur aish gratis
to every one.
Prepared by DR. J. e. AVER, Lowell Mass and
sold by PURCELL, LADD Il co. wholesale and
retail, Richmond, Va. NH G7-daod& w2m
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THE MEXICAN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Francisco
de Arrape oiz. the special commissioner appointed
by Santa Anna to receive the first instalment oil the
$4,000 000t be paid under the Gadsden treaty,
has recently caused to be published an address TO
his countrymen. justiiying his conduct In deduct
log out of the -, 600 received a certain per
centage for his commission.
SPoRTIsG lsTELLiGENcE.--A sporting gentle
man In New York offers to bet q large amount that
during the coming summer he will drive from the
AstoT House to Union Square, In q light wagon
drawn by rats He calculates that be can accom-
plish the task with one hundred rats 10 harness.
SUDDEN AND VIOLENT DRArHs During the last
ten days there have been no less than fourteen sud
den and violent deaths In Boston and vicinity.
Three OF them were occssoned by stsbbing.
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MEDICAL CARD.-DR. Z. H. CHRISTIAN
offers his professional services to the citizens OF
Richmond Ofice on Main street, next door to ]. q.
Wayt: Dentist DR.. G. may be found at night at the
american Hotel. NH 2l-f5t
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THE EXPLOSION ON THE HERoINE.--The Mobile
Advertiser OF the 20sh inst Gays:
The Madison arrived yesterday, bringing The
pass sengers OF the Heroine which, as we have pre-
viously reported, burst her boilers near Beckley
Landing, on the morning of Tuesday last. The
intelligence OF the death Of three negroes and the
severe injury suffered by Mr. Roberts, the pilot, Is
confirmed Capt. LeVergy was also scalded, but
not seriously. The boat is not much shattered and
her freight OF cotton but little damaged the force
OF the explosion being upward. .. =
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THK LAST INsrALMKNT PAID-The Washing
ton Star understands that the Government have
advices of the payment to the American Navy
Agent at Inns, of the last installment of the Pc
ruvian indemnity under he treaty of l84l, which
was payable In annual irstallments.
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SIXTY THREE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN BoNps
LOST - Mr. Gilmore, OF Concord, N. II, came up
from New York IN the express train last eyen,rp =
Friday) He had a carpet bag containing s63 600
In railway bonds, which he placed on the rack
over his seat He got out at the station here aud
took his carpet bag, (as he supposed) but when he
arrived at the hotel found thai he had another car
pet bag almost precisely like his own. Whether
the change was made by mistake or by some ndroit
rogue, is not known. As yet. no clue is obtained
OF Mr. G. 3 carpet bag and bonds
THrrtfnr6 Tr;noc A,.,I %
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SAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material
lRAGs, Ropes, BAGGING &c..) South Franklin 81,
doors West of Old Msiket, buys small well as
large lots. fs e-d6m
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THE DAILY DISPATCH

II The circulation of the DAILY DISPATCH
exceeds considerably that of all the Dailypapers Of
Richmond combined,
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4 Ii d NJ s W. X 4 L SEE,
-AECTTONEER,

OFFICE WITH GEORGE J. SUMNER,
No. 90 PEARL STREET,
VIII attend to the sale of Resi- Estate, and every
description OF Mercasrdse. Household Furniture,
Ar Aiso-To Renting out Houses, Collecting, 30
nh 8
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~ ers in Imported and Domestic CIGARS, No.
isi Main St, opposite American Hotel Richmond,
Va, keep constantly ON hand large and well select
ID stock Of Cigars, Chewing and smoking Tobacco,
SGuf, Snuff Boxes, Pipes, Pipe Stems, &c, &c.
mia
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DEATH OF A VErEnAs.-Wm. Holiday, revo.
lutioDary soldier, and one OF the guards when
Major Andre was executed died In Delaw are com
". N. Y, on the 23d uit, aged 104 years, Mr.. II,
had been thrice msrried--had Is children. 80
eraudehiidren, Isl greatgrandchildrcn and n
areat-great grandchildren making the sum total
OF his pos.erity 26l.
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PRICES REDUCED.
RICHMOND EXCELSIOR WORKS.

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND MAIN STs
Viz subscriber takes pleasure in annOuns
a cling to the public that his PLANNING and SAW
NJ LL Is now In complete order.
ifsvng recently incurred expense Ofseveral hun
cred dollars IN Tetting and perfecting his Machinery
t'f Planning Saving, and Tonfueing and Growing al
nnds Of Boards and Plank, ne is enabled to ex-
eeuie superior wsrk, at greatly reduced prices
A call from those in want respectfully solicited
de 9-tk WILLIAM EORRER
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4 Ju.t received at COLDS MIT'S Trimming
ana Fancy Goods Store, a beautiful assortment Of
rteedie Worked Collars; swiss and Cambria Bands;
Ladies and Infants Caps Hemstitcbed Lawn and
fmbro.dd Handkerchief; Swiss aud Canlbrc EdF-
inFs and lnsettinss Infant Bodies: Bobbin Edeinss
and insertiDes; Sleeves Chemisetts; and splendid
hficie Of embroid'd Mtslins, for dresses with many
other goods, 10 be sold low.
mh "A q. GOLDSMTT, 2N5 Broad ct.
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NOTICE.--Haying rented the garden

Notwithstanding rented the garden
IN formerly occupied by Mr.. @ Blain. known as
Buchanan Spring, hereby appoint Dir Qsintain
Blan ss my agent to carry the gardening business
for me with power to hire white men and pay them
weekly from the proceeds of the garden, and In all
other respects to be conducted upon the cash prn-
cipie. ALEX. u. hUTCHEooN.
wish to employ a competent market man TO seu
In the First Market None bat sober and attentive
man need apply. TO such an one liberal wages Will
be paid. - .,rrcunscx
NH 26-6t allen n hOIcHrooNs
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DEADLY AFFRAY IN NEW ORLEANs;-In New
Orleans, on the 30th inst, sansuinary afray &C.
Cured In the billiard room attached to the st
Charles Hotel which resulted In the death of DR..
Horatio Parsons and John Dufy-the first having
been killed accidentally. A difficulty had existed
between Duffy and William Harrison, and on the
day In question they met in Gravier street, when
dispute arose, and finally Harrison drew pistol
and shot Duffy. The parties then ran into the bill.
Hard saloon, where two or three more shots were
fired, one of which unfortunately took effect In the
breast of Parsons, who sitting 10 the room land
another killed Duffy. The coroner's jury rendered
verdict in accordance with these facts The
Crescent says;
Parsons was twenty five years of age--had re-
ceived bis diploma as physician only the day pre-
yieus 10 his death, and was married about two
months since to an eetimable young lady of the
Fourth District. Duffy has always been supposed
to be the man who killed Capt. Weymouth several
years snce, Ia hght, In the dark, Ia McDonnelis 8
coffee house, bach Of the Varieties Theatre; Harri-
son was a witness against him In that affair, and
Duffy ever afterwards entertained deadly hatred
tor him, and is said to have threatened bis life re-
peatedly. On Monday he grossly insulted Harri-
son In the street; and on Tuesday he paid the pen
atty OF his persecution with his life.
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BOARDING,

Hon. Pierre Souls arrived In Washington on
Monday last.
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ROUNTY LAND, &c-I have taken an

ROUNTY LAND, &c.-I have taken an
~ Office on Governor street. nearly opposite the
W w Mhie BnildLg, for the purpose of prose cutin g
nOJNIf LAND CLAIMS, on Ia. most reasonable
t"i"s Applications in person or by letter will be
attended to with promptness.
Will give particular attention to hiring out Ne
etoes, renting cut Houses, selling Real Estate and
20 the collection of Bills and Claims of all descrip.
tuns. j. BELL BIGGER
Richmond, Virginia
Refer to the following gentlemen
Hon John s. Csskie, Richmond, Va Judge John
A. Meredith, do; Col. John A. Rutherford, do. ohu
H. GilmeT ESQ do. NH 2t-im
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lie could present you testimonials. with real
names snd resio euce from patient, cured by him in
New York. (nsny ot which were pronounced ineu-
tsble,l not less from many of Richmond. treated dG-
rtnf his short stay In the citv But the Dr's opinion
Is Iaaf crtyy iRdiridual psst BE- his ia9oc; he
therefore prefers 20 LET FACTS sPEhK FoR THEM
SELVES!
Letters asking advice, must be postpaid, and de-
scr1be the disesse IN full grankness
tiFr strong dTiRk him that ready 10 PERISH
7ad s'aS fo iAoss that be of heary hearts, :, PROV.
81 6v.)
Or LEON GELBARDTS "NEG ETABLE
SNRU p composed of Medicinal Herbs pre-
pared under his by Mr.. s. NJ. Zschris-
son. Chemist ard Druggist, at the corner of 9Th
srd Broad streets Richmond Virginia This delight.
fHl Vegetable Syrup is recommended as certain re-
let when seems 10 be impossihle) of all such
Diseases Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
Nhooplns Cough. for the affection of the Kidness
snd Bladder, and it is highly valuable for Female
Diseases Generosity. BY Childrens Sickness ii proves
dss rsbie effect; il s very pleasant TO take
and causes neih unessiness loss of appetite
Fu.i directions are furnished each bette. TRY
T. sao Judge Of the effect for yourselves Use il &C.
cordiOgly, aud the re.ult will be CERTAIN CURE.
Sold wholesale snd retsi and sent 10 any part re-
q@ged. nv sppls if by letter postpsid) to Mr. s.
NJ LACHRtsSON, Druggist, corner 10th and Broad
80 Richmond VS..
Price of Dr. l. G.'s Vegetable Syrup, large bottle
one dollar; small size, fifty cents.
FY- None genuine without the Signature of
Or. l.. Full prescription can be seen at the DRUG
store. fe l2-6m
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SAVINGS INSTITUTION OF RICI
MOND.

OFFICE removed to the store of Chris
~ tisn Lethrop. No. 90 Main ct in consequence
q the resignation of DHvid r Crane. VIM. Il. Chris
tisn unanimously elected Cashier The Office
has been removed to the store of Christian 4 La
thEop, where depostes will be received, on which
interest Of per cent. will be paid on ali sums
IHainng on deposite six months longer, and FIVE
per ceut. for z shorter period.
This institution has been in existence twenty-eight
years: has loaned ght millions of dollars; has
suspended debit hssnever lost one dollar, or fail.
ed to pay any certificate when due.
JNO THOMPSON, President
WIN. H. CHRISTIAN, Cashier,
NH 5-ts GEO. STEEL, Secretary.
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y ROARDING.-MRS. McNEMARA has
- still unoccupied ROOMS which she would be
slad to have filed. Her residence is on Main he
tween ID and 3rd streets.
DAY BOARDERS taken on reasonable terms.
mi T-5f$ S'
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ROARDING.-Five or six single men, OF
II three gentlemen with their wives, can be &C.
commodated with coed BOARD and pleasant rooms
by immediate application at Mrs. SHEPHERDS,
corner Franklin and Governor SITS. NH 2I-2w
ROARDING.-Having at this time a very
~ pleasant room vacated, would like to have 1t
occupied by gentleman and his wife. l would also
like to furnish several gentleman with day board
One door below the Exchange Bank.
NH 23-2awSw
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Snow AT THE NORTH AND E.sr-Thera :. -
unusual depth OF snow for the season of the wear
on on tne hiehiands 10 New Hampshire, between the
connecticut and Merrimack rivers. Along the
saneyso OF those streams the snow has nsarly dis
appeared. For some distance on the line Of the
northern Railroad above Franklin, N. III the snow
u now nearly three feet deep. In the eastern par,
oi MAINE, the snow was deep at the last
as during any part of the winter.
A private letter from Concord, N H., to a gentle
man In Richmond, states that on Sunday last the
thermometer there stood at 8 deg. above zero
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DEEDS LECTURES ON ENGLISH
~ LITERATURE, from Cns0es, ex,,b aod IsIS,on; &
trait Price 81 25.
fact that It's lsmsnted author was one OF the victims
by the Arctic calamity, and perished in the meridian
OF his fame and funess as he was returning with
MANY other gifted minds whom the country mourns.
'a'' fs'''''' ''N - a. MORRIS, 81 Main street.
ALsO-Received as above
Memoirs of Napoleon. his Court and Family; by
the Dutchess GAbrantes-in vols, fresh supply
sslaa for the soltary-.eyeneh sdtion-Gi q.
Physical Geography CT the Sea; by Lieut.. Maury
Kate Aylesford, a story ofths Refugees; BY Chss.
Peterson. Just out; one volune--Sl IS.
Alone. Tenth edition in pres-prics Sl.2s; for
neatly bound in paper covers-75c.
Southern Home; by Virginia laey-pdce 62r.
q Casas de Espanei IN one voiume-6sc.
My Novel; by Bul~er. an edition In one vel-Tsc.
Kuftz Sacred History for Schools; one vol--l p
Iugenus, or the first days of Blood; By Alexander
Dumas. Translated from tho fisinal-in one vol,
Sl,oo. nh .7~3E
COOKING RANGES, HOT AIR FUR
IMAGES. ae.-we ars new putting up MOTIFS
without boilers attached. This Range o. 81
passed By any In this country cooking or foi rs
Riso. Water Closet. Stationary Wash st.ads s..
thing Fixtures. for hotsnd cold water ell OF witch
Vim put up and warrant e sys ss.l:sssop lmr Arm
we also pa up OuiLGOn EaLt AA0'
FURNACE, which, for ita durability economy In
fueL and the great emount of fresh air heated ana
distributed through tn, registers, 10 sne9ualee oy
any furnace now In rse- - :
s o. Il A. BAR6AMIN, Js.s
mh Is 20i corner Of Main snd 10th sS.
lire AND MARINE INSURANCE.
II can be effected with the Aibemsrle lns1rspee
Company on 40 favorable terms - with Any otsets
aompsny 10 this Stste possssssns zeal cash eaptsa
~ 'Asss 'o.'ea. App'sso sTuKEs 4 CO.
ks as Agss Kichnaona. Ss
WMs Z. EARLY, Press.
mo- WOOD. yf, Sec'L -. s8s y IS ~ !. u
nRANGES AND LEMONS now 10
0s.ass - ans i0f '@'e " RRIDsroRpk co.
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V | K G N | A.

CAsUALTIEs.-The Monongalia Mirror gives the
particulars of a collision which occurred near
Farmount, on the B. and o. Railroad, on the 18th
inst, between an express train, bound west, and
passenger train, bound east The two came to
gether with a crash, the sound of which was heard
distance of more than mile. The scene among
the passengers was frightful, although fortunately
no one was dangerously hurt. The Mirror esti-
mates the loss to the company, by the damage to
locomotives and tenders, at $4,000.
The same paper also has an account of recent
fire at Newburg, in Preston county, which oriei-
mated from locomotive belonging TO the B. and O.
Railroad. The engine house. machine shops, and
boarding house of the workmen, were all con-
surned, together with three locomotives, ope pas.
senger and freight car, all the TOOLS patterns,
&c.
SOUTH SIDE misunderstanding to a state
ment in the Petersburg Democrat, the passenger
and freight receipts the South Side Railroad for
the twelve months ending Sept 80, 1854, amounted
to S1l1 000 and for the six months ending Feb
ruary, 1855, the receipts were 90, ,427.
FIREs.-A house belonging to Mr.. VIM Webb, ON
the corner of Cumberland and Wolf streets, Nor-
folk, was considerably damaged by fire last Sun.
day morning. An unoccupied dwelling and a
kitchen on Princess Anne road, about two miles
from Norfolk, were destroyed by fire on Sun
day.
DEATH OF AN OLD SoLDIER.--Mr. Peter Light
died in Bath county, lately, in his Goth year. He
was in the war of 1914 and |. was his lot to be In
several battles.
RoBBERY-John Cavano and George Lovely
have been arrested and sent to Jail in Norfolk, on
charge of robbing John Hickle of $500
FEMALE DEGRADATIoN-On Monday night last
arespectably dressed young female named Emma
Gilbert, was found drunk in Petersburg, and sent
to jail Brief as this announcement is, 1t conveys
to the mind of the thinking man a history of de-
gradstion, misery and crime.
FIRE IN Monroe COUNTY We learn from the
farmers Friend that the house of Larkin Tuggie,
ST, in Monroe county, was destroyed by fire
Sunday night week.
THE GRAHAM TRIAL.-The trial of James Graham,
for the murder of his sister, will commence at Giles
c. 81. en- the Sd Of April-not the Gath, as stated
heretofore,
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MEDICAL. Cam -Dp

Prepared by DR. C. AVER, Lowell Mass and
sold by PURCELL, LADD Il CO. wholesale and
retali, Richmond, Va. NH 27-dsod&w2m
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PRICE ONE CENT

M. <. rolls it delicately between his fipeers
and q. puts it in his pocket.
Ihe play finished, Madame De Bre asks
The box. ~ " - ' 'sAi ~
bava shrhsps,' hp says the elegant lady, "you
tha I han mao the awkwardness to give it into
M M"1Sas OF the door-opener
has nor sasr set.itogates Is the door-opener; she
vara al a.; :. once the absent minded man reco.
know ' raea,3n rsS,o3lieetion and cries: aAh! /
the hat from fp'sss' s;s here it is =" And drawing
care and presents it with as sa,ssad Snfas 4 win
may judge how it was received ished ar. You
n.Ssd THAT meda this yes s sdsss bs ss ,hst Z asto
have broken off his marriage With tilhel should
OF Madame De Bret The lady has 9 cousin asa;,n
proved that such absent -mindednass Easily Easily
nave most dangerous results; and that . y u. y
capable OF treating with so little regard gu an
adorable little hat, the chef d 'euvre of tha
FASHION, could not make good husband.
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u II = r E.-25 boxes prime imitation
~, 55dnsiiah Cheese received; for sale By
BURTON l. GREEEH0W.
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BY j. A. CowARDIN
MISCELLANEOUS.
DIR. LBON GELBARDT-

Office on Broad 81. C0rncr l0th, Richmond.
Virginia,
FORMERLY Practitioner OF Medicine
l in Polsnd, (Europe.l and for the last two years
= G65 Broome street, New York city, respectfully
,Hers HE professional services
TO THOSE AFFLICTED WITH LONG.
STANDING DISEASES!
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Butte record., 1855-10-20
Wells Fargo & Co.'S
CALIFORNIA EXPRESS

- C.4PTTdL $500 600 l..s.:... sl...- -
PRINCIPAL OFFICES.
1G Wall street. New York.
ia Montgomery Stu. San Francisco.
ELLIS, FARGO & co, ship by Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, via Panama,
aud despatch a special messenger via Near
augau on the lst and 10th of each month
We send from Marysville office DAILY, at six
o clock 4. NJ, to acramento and San Francisco
nd all the northern and southern Mining
districts.
Treasure. parcels Letters and freight for
warded with despatch.
BILLS OF EXCHANGE,
For sale payable at any of the principal At
lantic cities. General or special deposits re-
ceived.
GOLD DUST BOUGHT
Fs5- Office in Marysville in re-proof build
ing on high street; 8 doors from corner ofFirs;
street and Plaza CHAS H HEDGES,
49tf Agent.
WELL. FARGO Co s Express send daily
to Fosters Bar
Go0dysrr's Bar.
UolcnieuiNe,
St Louis,
GijsonriHe.
ChadlerrIle, and
all other points in the neighborhood Of Scar 5
Diggings and Downieville.
CHAS II HEDGES, Agent.