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Ready Made Clothing Warehouse.
WILLIAM G. BADGER,
No. 80 Battery street, San Francisco

No 80 Battery street, San Francisco
EXPORTER of Ready Made Clothing and Furnishing
Goods. Also, every variety of Hats, Boots and Bro
gans. | would invite country merchants visiting San
Francisco to call and examine my large stock Of Clohng
&C. &c.
have on hand and constantly arriving, the largest
sorment of every variety and style of Clothing, of any
house in this State Ny stock amounts to over rwo Hun
DRED THOUSAND DOLLARS
The goods are manufactured under my supervision;
are made from the best material and in the most durable
Persons buying my clothing, will find large and
saleabe sizes.
Persons may rely upon finding every article they wish
in my stock My prices will be as Low, if NOT LOWER,
than they be found elsewhere in the market guar
antee each article sell.
Please call and examine my stock Al 3m
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Colo1na Restaurant /!

- A. KLINE & Co. take pleasure in an
49, nouncing to the public that they have furnished
--.Ag and fitted up, in the of their New Cigar
Store, RESTAURANT-where Warm Meals, Oyster
Stews, Game Suppers Hot Coffee, &C., be had on the
shortest notice and in the most approved style of the art
Connected with the Restaurant is a well-furnished
B q r
Which will always be supplied with pure Wines and
Liquors. and the choicest Ale Porter Lager Beer &c &C.
Amy person desiring board, by the meal day. or week,
will find us attentive, and prepared to furnish the very
best edlbles OF the season, at the lowest rates
Oct. 90, 1855. A. KLINE Co.,
n47-tf Main ST., Coloma.
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Administrators Notice.

Administrators Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given to the creditors if any there
~ be, and all persons having claims against the estate
of David Baker, formerly of Pilot Hl FL Dorado County,
California to exhibit the same with the necessary voHch
ers to the undersigned at his residence at Pilot Hll
County and State aforesaid, within months from the
date hereof for final settlement and adjustment they
will be forever barred from any benefit of said estate
ELIJAH BAKER.
Administrator of the estate of David Baker, decd.
November 9, 1856. so At
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l. o. of O. F.


Institute is extensively known in this State that any
notice of it. or of him. might superAuous Yet fear
ing that there are those who hereofe having had need
of medical aid have neglected to ascertain the proper
of relief in cases of misfortune To those we beg
leave to direct attention to Dr. Czpkay who is certainly
Physician of great skill and wonderful in his pro
fesson The Dr. has devoted much attention to the treat
ment of Chronic and Private Diseases and stands unr
vailed in his management of them. To those who need
such assistance cheerully recommend Dr. L. j. Czap-
KAY it would be well at all events to consult him. as he
makes charge for consultation, and much good might
result from it. The DR.. Guarantees cure in all cases or
asks no compensation AZ 3m
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- kAR BBLS NEW AMES' HANIS-26O bbls Hams
HeDV in brine;
100 casks extra Clear Bacon;
200 bbls ana hf bbls Cleur Pork
$50 kegs Lard;
200 cases 10, 20 and % ID tins Lard
800 hf bbls Corn Meal;
100 frkins choice Butter;
so drums choice Goldfish;
100 boxes choice Codfsh
100 hf bbls Dried Apples
$50 bags Rio and Mania Coffee;
800 half bbs Carolina Rice;
1900 mats No, China Rice;
200 bbls and hf bbls New Orleans Sugar;
500 bbs and hf bbls crushed Sugar;
100 bbls and hfb bbs Powdered Sugar;
1000 mats no China Sugar;
$50 kegs Cranberries;
200 dozen Brooms;
1000 gross round wood Malches
80 rozen p. & NJ. Yeast Powders
10l cases Salt, 8, 10 and 20b bags;
1000 kegs 4, and gall Syrup;
so bbs Sprup
For sale by GOODWIN CO.,
As 3m 81 California street.
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COOper'S Eye, Ear and 0rthOpaedic lnfrmar,
NO,I4 SANsONIE St. SAN FRANCISCO.

RAsSETTE HOUSE.
TNATIENTS laboring under diseases of the Eye the
II Ear and those afflicted with all varieties of deformi
ties resortng this Institution will find at once home
where miners we'll others be accommodated with
in plain costly style according to their tastes
Dr. Cooper has visited all the important Hospitals of
Europe for the purpose of extending his knowledge OF
Medicine and Surgery and will give the lnfrmary his i'm
mediate supervision.
n. B. All Surgical operations free to patients who pre-
sent themselves at the clinc Wednesdays and Satur
days.
For particulars apply to Dr. Z. s. Cooper, at the Infr-
mary. Al 3m
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

FENHE undersigned having been obbng Groceries and
n Provisions for the last four years. viii now do cash
Commission business We solicit orders from country
traders for all kinds of goods For Groceries, in partic
lar SHALL by being constantly in the market, be able to
fill orders satisfactorily.
We sole agents for the State for the sale of SWANS
PATENT ATMOSPHERIC SODA FOUNTAIN.
GOODMAN BRO.
SO 3m so Front street, San Francisco
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Dissolution.
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.

WHEREAS, the people of the State of California
w have during the past year, been sgnally blessed
with health, abundant harvess and all the elements of
true happiness and substantial prosperity
And whereas, it is the duty of people thus blessed
with the protecting of Almighty Good in appro-
and prayer to the Great Ruler of the Universe for the
manifold blessings He has during the year been pleased to
bestow.
State of California, do hereby appoint and set apart
THURSDAY, the goth day of November, A. d. 1867
day of Thanksgiving and Prayer to Almighty God and
all good citizens of the State hereby requested to OBJ
the such.
(- Witness my hand and the great seal of the State,
LS at the city of Sacramento this the 9TH day of No
49, vember, A. d. 1850 --
JOHN BIGLER.
Attest: CHARLES H. HEMrsTEAD, Secretary of State.
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NEWS FOR THE SICK.
DIR. j. II. DULTN,

OF FUNTON CITY, Ell DORADO COUNTY, CAL,
HEAVING had an ample share of the patronage from
same time that he has through his Medical Skill given
entire satisfaction any Physician in the State to the
afflicted
Any person or persons being afflicted with Vencrial
tants Of the blood in any of its FORMS laboring under
the influence of any contagious disease of any kind would
do well to call and for themselves lie would further
say that he still socits continuance of patronage in this
vicinity of Acute cases. and also the patronage of all who
may be afflicted. Those who may be living at distance
would do well many times to call him, it would be
cheaper for them in the end
Union City, Feb. 10, 1865. Ii 3m
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McCONNELL'S STORE,


GARDEN VALLEY.
TEVHE undersigned keep constantly hand, fresh and
III varied assortment of
GOODS
Their stock of Miners supplies unequaed in variety,
quality and cheapness.
III AR ID w A RE
of all kinds constantly hand and fresh additions to our
stock of Goods arriving every week.
Also
The attention of Miners and Others is invited to our s
perior stock of
LU UMBER,
of every description which prepared cut to order
and will sell low for cash. MCCONNELL Il Co.
Garden Valley, Sept 7th, 1854. 43tf
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State of California, COUNTY OF ELDoRADo Greenwood
Township: BE it known to all persons whom may
cern that Jane Natrass hereby declare my intention to
commence and prosecute business in my name and
my own account. The business | intend to follow is
keeping Public House, Mining Ranching and Lumber
ing further declare that have no money exceeding
ceived of derived FROM any funds belonging to my
husband JANE NATTRASS.
Sworn to and subscribed before me- this 10Th day of Oc-
tober, A. d. 1855. j. CARPENTER,
474 Justice of the Peace
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Pioneer Nursery, Alameda.
This Nursery took the First Premium at the
State Fair for 1866, held at Sacramento.

A H. MYERS, at the Pioneer Nursery, Alameda, has
EAs hand, for the market this season, reduced
prices every description of Budded and Grated Fruit
Fruit Trees, Vines, &c
.EMBRACING
APPLES50 best varieties from to three years old.
PEACH-20 best varieties, from one to two years old
PEAR-10 best varieties, from to two years old.
CHERRY-10 best varieties, from to two years old.
Also-Almond Necarine, Plum, Apricot Fig Trees,
-Four best varieties of Strawberry Plants
Also, Greenhouse Plants and Ornamental Shrubbery.
Terms Cash. Orders promptly attended to.
On sales made at the Nursery deduction Of 25 per cent
will be made.
A. H. MYERS, Proprietor.
~ Alameda is eight miles from San Francisco and
four miles south of Oakland so 3m
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Our Phtiadelphia Letter.
soma corrsspondepes Of til. rion-sr aud psaoera'

oecAacnst t"N s"S 'N''s'N'
PmfApnruI,, Dec 10. 1858.
The steamer Just 10 brings no news ii inn
portance. The Allie are going into winter
quarters will also lombard the north side Of
Sebastopol 10 secure protection 70 such por.
tions vi the feet rs remain behind but IN the
absence Of foreign events We have plenty 81 DO
nestle excitement. Enslapd viii give no ex-
PLANTATION Of her Infections in scndug ber fleet
upon our shores This, Of coans. will caii sf
on opposing force Gu oar side, asd TO OBJ eau
hreiell the Consequences You notice also that
Mr. BrcnAsAs, who was expected here some
time since, defer his return, some say in,iehnie
", ION account Of the state 81 Affairs between
the two nations.
The Irish Emigrant Aid society. Of which
Boo" TYixR is president, has jnd closed its
convention in New York The object and de
sign Of this compact is very dibrent az have
il from The editor of the leading paper u this
city, from tia, put forth in thu published nd
dress They pcpoee 10 muster, arm. aud
equip thrx hundred thousand mea. BY private
subscription, without appeal 10 the Gcsefnueni,
( CIR the invasion II Ireland only IN ths evest
thai England shows herself disposal 10 disturb
, the peace Of America. I, u But spirit Of fli-
I clustering that hctua'ee tho Irish. 1hey pro
test against thr violation 81 the Constitution or
( the compact Of nations, at thr same time they
MANIFEST a laudhi,Ie desire to ~ thtir home.
And releae,l from The shackies II the tyrnnt.
| In The event 81 ,roubh. with EtplsIsd, and the
| Irish undertake the conquest Of their home
/ country, they would, l%forc engaging IN the
enterprise, obtain rom ;bc United States and
Russia pI,,iac to maintain the independence
Of the coantry aifu i was a!hifg,i. This q
the true version of 'he unpublished history
Think q i, a. you may, but believe tie moiey
necessary eoaId he raio'i the ueu mastsrsa.
the victor. through tlne, achictsi bu the
maintcnAncr 81 iHlepn!'n,@ is quite smother
thing.
Hon. HoSAcs MASS Delivered, ist evening
the ,irs, great ,cctmc bof-r The Literary ipstl-
tu,e II was o's II the greatest prssinctinns
/ have ever isstesh b Satcei--NAS H
estinafsl the vhols uamber II ,tr human t,Hn
| lis at 100. go .01a lIabits at di6,rui Isfiod.
Que.n Cstharip made Il rIe HAT her lal'es
Of hoaor .aosA not get dru;k before nine
O'Clock, ". Sheridan. sben told b. ta
physician thai aDisw h. quit bra,sly. Il N9aid
destroy ,ks eoS If BIZ .,onseb, replied, 1t
mus, iierst then in ~ uaiseo.sf" Amoa
IAwrcner. vhiIe living, drtribUSd sioo 100 10
various charities. The wlss ngE's,r d "a 'ss
brought % AIoetica. +o.ec0,o00. Since The
slop:ion Of the Cousu'atioa our army e~'
$500 coo 90 And the navy sz560O0e"o fbe
cculqpast n s1a,b America cot loe10.ooo u
lives m lec,nre vas a Iuag ofibe n'@t va''
pshle and interesting material isfs yca y ID
~ !, pi.lssh~, a fill
Respectfully ]. 7 v
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Rsssisr cesrs-pendsaOs Of the p,esesr 4 p~seerst.
The Crampson D,fe,shy-- The Seassaip Nm
nesosa--Franc,s p Rlsu--Rer. Heary Gag

WASHINGTON, ivc 18th,
The hsiloting for speaker is s,,il eontinSleei
from day To dxy wishoa, ANY pr'eecst Of sue
cess 10 any VI the candidate now before the
House, Any conjecture Of mine az to the re-
sui, would be at bes, only shrewd guessing and
I .hescisxe devote this TO other matters.
II has just bern aseertAincd beyond psSsihii-
ity Of cavi that dispatch has been received
from Mr. BrcHAsAs relative To the Cr,mptou
diikcalty the tenor Of which Is hat The Brit
ish Government. in courteous but positi,e
manner, declines giving such esphi@'io,s rs
were demanded by our Government r,gaIdiBg
the alleged violation oi our neutrality laws by
British agents.
The splendid ship bearing the namc OF yoor
Territory, that Was recently committed TO her
appropriate element on which she 80 gracefully
floats, is now secured TO the wharf at the Navy
Yard, Immediately in from, Of the large shears,
BY mans OF these, and several powerful taclts.
manncd by upwards Of one hundred men, one u
the large boilers constructed here. and weighing
upwards Of thirty tons. was hoi-tci over her
sides. lowered into the hold, and security fixed
in the appropriate place,
FRaxcs z. BLAIR, Esd so long and exteD
si,cly known as the Senior Editor of the Giode,
during the JACKSON, VAN BunES and TYLER
dynasties has come out in favor u the Repuhli-
can or Free Soil party, and been invited IN be-
come the President Of the Association in this
City. lie declines the post for the presenl, bn
Expresses his decided opposition 10 the cStcn
siOu Of Slavery over the new territories ard to
the repeal II the Missouri Compronise.
The Rev lIENRY Cray DE,N, Methodist
who was last week elected Chaplain To the SEN
ate, is from Iowa He Il said 10 possess much
eloQuence, afier the manner Of the distinguished
staterman from whom he derived his christian
names. II WAS thought that an opportunity to
test the truth Of this would have becn afforded
by hearing him in the Representatives Hall h.t
Sabbath but after week ofdelighithl weather
for the season, on Sunday We bad driving rain
all dsy, with fresh breeze a, Southwest. which
rendered II very uncomfortable for persons to
he expose, In our wide streets But his ser-
mon, like tie Executive Message, win keep I'LL
the House is organized. Of which there sems
to be little prospect, this week II indeed this
month or this year Ersnos.
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ThS platform adopted NJ cordially when Col
Richarti.on wa dominated by tbs CAUCUS % o
eosnpr isasiye. " eomJi'te, aDi ~ beautifully
cYpfaaSai that ve rrriut IL
EsGJrxi, That Tho democratic wlulers d
III How II Representatives, ibough 81 Il nj
n0rity, 10 the body, dcen this III so,asiofi u
,eplsr % tipif Fllnw eitizsBs ~ tbs whole
Union thgir b, artist congratulations Oh the ,ri
umph. ia he ftccni eiestlOra in scsusI Of The
SGthsrn. Eatsa7, ssa Westsi, Ttates ~ tin
princ piss VI uN h sfsa1 NsbraAks bin. ard
Their dsyoiiou " end AID Religious hlsrty
which haze l>ca - violently s,ssziloi i,y ~srt'
political or,l-f kao9p a. The Kno1 Nothing
psrty ard though 10 a minority. ever h,d5 I,
10 ~ o,lf highest dvty 10 freserye oar asyAp,.
Sa,isa,. and eon.,llas oar cIrts in thu n,ai,t,
nance an ,lbBe Il tbs faincipl>, that tn
co,ati,a,ionAl iVhis n every sction and all
sassss a citi9,. sgsf1Et their opIs4sr,ss d
sgery ,b.eri,sioa shatsver, eitis-r 70 ealsd ~
psshfeanisgn. kse~ Noihisgisss. N f.sioilun
and TO tbs ersA = lgok sifh coutitsos. 10 III
sopj,ssrt Ard spproi,aiosi n ~ good aBi trt,s
mn, hsr0st 4 tla Constitution arsd he t'n0n
Throughout iis e0snify.
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The wKArsrR.--on Monday morning, ths
mercury 10 the thermometer indicated co'det
weather than ne have experienced in ST. Paul
for two or three years. II fell to thtrty-eigh.
degrees below zero. at 5 A. NJ, and ri nine
o'clock, stood n, thirty degrees below. AT
noos, 1t rose TO ton below.
Persons In the east and south will hardly be
able to appreciate that little % no ineonveo-
ience 10 fol. by our citizens, during this cold
tsrm,' yet such Is the fact Yesterday morn
Jog, there was no wind the air was siill "a
asAtA, and biting sensation about the ncse
and ears was the ouly indication Of very
cold weather, experienced y those pursuing
their usual outdoor avscatious.
Extreme cold wea,h~ has not been usual
heretofore, 80 early in the winter. Last win
ter, the lowest point reached by the mercury
was twenty. eight degrees below zero, and that
was in February.
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The uo.,,,us,,ot II the Hon. VIZ. A. Rich
as.,..a a. the ,lsp.oerstlc candidate Ar S,-~ks,
oS The uous. and ,he ael,aratien a. ,h,, ,b.r,.,
cratic caucus up,n the Questions nov nj is,,,
bs,wecn the democratic PARTY ard il op,.spen,s
have tsca reviewed by toe eanscr, alive pr,. d
the country. and particularly by the ,l,,noqra,i,
,our,,al.. with demonstrations al s,rny s.,,,shc
tion, TIM, ,arse class az ,i,ls.t.. who arr whit
I'M, with scleits,d, Tor the ORGANIZATION 81 Con
yr,.s i, cr,,s q, tsst th,, national ,r,s~,ons al
Inc Ame,i,au ,art,. alr,,Jy =, s,r ,ae,as.ly,.
hoo .i,.url Il 4. 90 ,l,n,.i onon ANY OH, r than
IN, ,h,as,ratic MARTY Whenever nafion,J ,ssp,,.
an. ;ny,ly,si ihe narthero on,,s,si,Io,, IN ,h,
Hsu.. bay. not only ls,,, unahb. 10 ,,,,xs i,
,.aacu, AR In, uurp,.s ofnyow,nv their ,ol,ios,.
u,.,,, r,,,a, ,,,,stiens hui e,,n N asl,,s th,i,
candidates ana tb,ry ar, MAJ, N,ating al,n,y In
vain efF;,rtx 10 r,,.r,s or,l,r from disnrtr mn.
III ,rom all the apnar.n,x.s although in IN,
m,,yr,,v ,h,v .c,. a. "a, fr,,o as,,.e,., a. tlr
,lay wh.,, Inc Hons ,xs,,phl,J such . con
,r,st as This cannot h,il 10 hayc The n,nst ,,hoL.
snme ct,,x, u,s,n Tho nahbe mind of ,he Myth
AMI especially anon thai Ar.-. class ot m,scui,l
eb ,nn Who hax,, cs,.s,h., in ,ho ,rcf s.,,,,,. "a
ibe s,s.r,t o,sL, .,,l ann ,ha,, ,.hn L,v,, Al
nu,J ,hers..iy,,s h, IL, misl,i NV ,h. n.r,,r,,
su,a,ions ~ he ah,l,,ion ,s,,ys,.,n,rs ami maj
~. ~ VIA, ,h,., cal, s,u,hcy, ,e,,r,ssi,ns :,
far Tho tnoa .nc,h,ngs IN tho Iin., am, e.,,
cs,cJ ,h.,r ,soli,cs IA, M, ,x,,,,d ,.,y,,a IN,
s,Ienc,, a, s,.,,ls AL :, e.r a. ,h., sh.I,,a,
La1rrs In ,be saue h.Jy ar, concerned ,hcy
- S ~ anxious wv me 'ous %
o,a,,,,;,, ,.., ,,,,,.L ,,r A., -, ~ ~, H.
"''o"".,'ss 'ne Pe"p1 " Una. t"r. !" u3 o@
ma '"r 'i'e last s'a moau'S VA" '"'eh'@' 'h''s"a
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ACNcvu ExTEAyiGsscs.- New YORK has
s,Astg hesn Regarded - the mos, esiraysgsut
rranieip~i eoiP1vAhen 10 Arosrioa. Bet Boz
Ton. {, sesas under ia brssest government. Il
still more szirarAvzsi. The Ad,suexy says
"Ons Of tke NeE York papers fsoans thu,
the sir millions ssa hair erp 'sssd u.ere b.
lsns .bsa gh Iolars pef hssifo svsry MAJ
Nonsn d csih h the csty Bat The t~o
AL . quart aiAoa' Fpen, IA Boston. - tso
,rS,s Aor, O, ts'pea dollars Load Tor sssry
tssa, s,nsAs AL sA,h ring IA Bosson taking
tte Egure~ Of lae esnsas Of the ressa' wear
skiea gives 'Ae popaisticn =, tie arg, run-
h~r siA.erca' l4ssd On he cessua al sjo
sad sake ~ staprat ~ tkis as.fot, cspi.
.4,ioa tar nsofs itsa arteep dolls,l
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A lester from oile II the editors OF the Pho.
MIMI AND DxsoHAr, will b. found ia to-day $
paper, ia which il Is stated that the Indians
have nasty left their reservation FOR the white
sr,ticncp,s AMI that bat 6w Of them remained
a. the rScr,e
We published complaints the ether day at
citina1 II kie county. in rTard 10 the pres
cnv Il Indians ia that region. We nov bear
that thcr are upwards ofihrc hunArsj eacamp
nj Gear Rie lake. and that they have com
nenc,d their APPROPRIATIONS upon the property IL
stlleIs, by stealing hay, cutting down wcsi
AMI other acts OF similar anal awhsSs ehara,N
tcr, An application WAS nm,ie yesterday to
Governor Guss.s, requesting, IN behalf II the
settlers in that region, the removal II the In.
dtsns. by f,fcc IL necessary. This request was
dened by the Governor, Great Ill kvling exists
among the settlers at Rice Lake ani il Is said
Of the legally constituted Authorities do no, in
terlere, they win take the matter In their own.
hands and drive the Indians away. even by
means IL the rife if no inili,r measures viii
avail
We are not surprised Il, the complaints OF
The .ttlcrs in Rice county aud a, Rios lake.
The prsencc in their midst Of baiNk ~ rowing
Indians, intent upon schemes II plumber, rcquircs
the constant freenoe Of the s'tuu at hons.
to protect his props.. sod sari>, a. -e-,,,;.
n The proper authorities do hot ia,cit,ac lmne-
dlately and onlr the Indians land enforce the
order to their reservation, there win b. see,sx
II hloolshcl in some Of Our counties. Those st
ter who were phnicrsd hast year Viii moi eS-
ercisc much patience ar forbearancc in righting
themselves this winter.
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toiioWfnG VI M new esnf,serhits.
IL. On TIE MssrssAss Bad, xorvisa, Give cexs
VI viss, bal ssd assss-@n Isdisa TIE riSht--A r.
naas % The ,ss hi, VIII b. slssssd 70 az he Msr.
cAAsss hAnks 10 he Csiss-
:, % The sse.s s.sA--vls sprs.a eagle, NH ear.
.Aip.. Be- In the Distance sssai' 90 The ss.--snA'
10, On ID. cs.,A.s naak, NYs4 esy-vx amal.
st,os, .isA hsauss In hss right hAsas,s.s arms IN
is., "a ID, nArAss RAal, NY city, y, from ss-ys
ssssnxh p-msn aaa woman the iss,-s~sis al tbs
:, 90 .hs N.ssssiii. Aaus, salem. Mss.-yx. a psA.
sAa sosks, ssip, ks--s ssAier raAst The rghl
- 90 the HspkiA.sn Raak X alt frez is--vs tain
Of :, H. ssss q MAJ X n,., vs,ns., AHA ,
hsssss asst. nssA--y,s sssss'ass arms 10 an ss.
90 the right cad.
saa shssa t@sls uith hss GA rishsstvE seross the
:, - .A. Bass.as, B.ss S.- Ysr.. sh d tso,a la
10, On she nsrsAAa,s' RsaA, New H4vsa, csaa--sis
sAilos, Gax, saiss ksfense aa2 shield the lssei
right esrasslnaian As4 EGG the lo~er right
les, the baak al geraen, ana from, smaller dsnes
iastisns--vs nan pls~sas female on right end esn
ssersss de 90 lei, eai
=. On The F.lrsssd coan,y B4nl, ceaa- VIC two Vet.
-, under saii-is.as. portrait 90 the lon ssa kaee
S. on the Tssmers ana NssAsaies Hank. cssrs- town
possaa rts~iss ~ lsisuppsr spd tao horses sndt.S
=, On he NssshAat.f fAak, Ns~ Bedford. Ma. Wig
knsi<, shssf Of grais, &c Indian On the r'gh' srs
The panic In New Eng!and money has sno
sdsd The Ellsworth Bank, Me-, Grocers
bank. Boston. and the Rhode Island Centra
Bank. East Greenwich, r. l., are not taken in
Bostou-all others 60 on smoothly.
Several Of the Chicago Railread Companies
refuse to receive Georgia money among then
she Illinois Centrsl, and the Michigan South
evn and Central.
Land Warrants have settled down to poiut
where they will, we think, stick for week OF
two but in mid-wiuter lower prices will rule
We quote:
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1855-12-27

Cosr o. raE FuBiLc PRiSrisa ~ The Wash
ington Dn,on pablishes tables derived from nj
Official source, showing that the entire amount,
received by tho printers Of the Senate and
House respectively for two years vert Senate
printer, 500 ,223 "a, or an average Of Saa.6lt 81
per 1nnum House printer, 9?ss Is. or au
average Of s596ii 22ls per annum. The en
tire amount paid for the printing of both Sen
ate and House for two years Is Slss,5ll g.?
or an average Of ssa225 san per annum.--
The last session Of the 32d and first OF the 3ad
Congress are given In the tables ecause the
report for the second session Of the ssd Con
gress is not yet made, the work not being 1n'
shed Those giveu. however show the cos,
or two years short and one long session
This proves the cost Of the public printing Ia
be much less than is generally believed.