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The Placer herald., 1856-03-22
Late and Important from Oregon More
Indian Fighting.

By the arrival OF the Columbia at San
Francisco, we have late news from Oregon
and Washington Territories:
PUGET SoUND.-Ihe Courier, of the 29th,
gives an account of the reception of four
trophies, heads Of Klikatats, belonging to
Leschi's band, and captured by the friendly
Indians under Pat Kanin.
The steamer "Wasco," while ascending
the Columbia river, between the Cascades
and Dalles, was fired into on Wednesday
last by the Indians, who were collected in
large numbers on the north side Of the river
opposite the mouth Of Dog or Hood river,
their balls, however, did no damage.
ROGUE RlvER.-A party ofmen in attempt
ING to open a communication between Port
Oxford and that place by sea- whale boat
was capsized containing eight men from Port
Oxford, six Of whom were drowned, the other
two succeeded in getting into the Fort. Five
men, who went a short distance from the
Fort, to secure some potatoes, were cut oft
and killed. Mrs Grisell and daughter, who
were prisoners to the Indians for nine days
have been exchanged for some squaws which
were taken by thewhtes. The Indians have
made three attacks, but were repused each
time, losing some few Of their number, but
they have not as yet made a general charge,
and for the last week no sally has been made
from the Fort. The whole loss of the whites
is about twenty-six killed and five wounded
the names of the wounded are, James Hunt
Edwin Wilson, N. B. Gregorys, Geo. Bosset,
and one name unknown.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

SANTA ANNA's SoN.-the s. F. Chronicle
gives very racy account of the escape OF
one of the sons of Santa Anna, who was un-
able to get off with the Dictator He made
his escape to Mazatlan, however, being hun
ted through the whole country. At Maza,
tlan, by means of backing his face, and
wearing an humble garb and a wig he man
aged to avoid detection until he got pas
sage on the steamer Oregon, which touched
there on her downward passage.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

EE- The following resolution with others,
was adopted at large meeting of the Know
Nothings, held at Cold Springs Ell Dorado
County on the 10Th inst: a more severe stab
we conceive could not have been made at Ex
Gov. Foote. 1t hits him between wind and
water:
Resolved, That we commend our Senators
and Representatives in using all honorable
means to defeat those office-seekers acho
hare placed their hands upon their hearts and
called God to witness that they ayere not
seeking and did not want office.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

Six thousand dollars in gold dust is re-
ported to have been found in deserted cab
in on Smiths Flat, near Ophir, by China
man, who is said to have left Immediately
with his valuable cache. We cannot vouch
for the truth of the report.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

Two Men SENTENCED TO DEATH-In the
4th District Court this morning Judge Hager
pronounced the death sentence upon two
prisoners named Adolph Hoepkin, and Mic
holas Graham, convicted Of murder two
weeks since, They were ordered to be ex-
ecuted on Friday, the 2nd day of May next,
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

FooTE FOR BUCHANAN.-Mr.Ju Julian Smart
affirms, through the columns of the State
Jon,mol, of the 18Th inst, that Gov. Foote
did recently say, i'll the Orleans Hotel, if
he (Foote) would vote for him.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE!
VIM. G.. BADGER,

100 Battery Street, Corner of Merchant,
San Francisco.
importer of every variety of clothing and Fur
q nishing Goods; also Of Ducts. Drills, Sheet
mgs Bianhets, Hats. Boots and Brogans.
BY recent arrivals, have received very large in
voices OF the most
Desira Bile Styles Of Clothing,
and it is the LARGEST STOCK ever offered in
this market. The Goods are manufactured under
my own supervision. and of the best material
well cut, large sizes. and made in the most dura
bic manner.
TRADERS from the Country. are invited to
examine this HEAVY STOCK, and they will find
the prices LOWER than they can be found else
where in the market.
PURCHASERS may rely on receiving the
best and most caeable Goods, as each article Is
GUARANTEED.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY promptly
and carefully attended to.
10000 pa.rs assorted Fancy Cashmere Pants
10000 pairs assorted Fancy and Plain Satnetlc
pants;
1000 pairs Linen Pants;
1000 pairs Goody, ar s Rubber pants,
1000 Goodyear White Rubber Coats;
200 cases Goodyear long and short Rubp@
200 cases Miners Boots;
1000 doza super Flannel Overshirts;
300 dozen Fancy Cashmere Overshlrts;
1000 White Shirts;
600 dozen Hickory Shirts;
500 dozen h avy Check Shirts;
800 dozen Mfrr mack Shirts;
600 dozen Lambs'Woo Undershirtsi
300 dozen Regatta Undcrshrts;
200 dozen Grey Flannel Undershirts;
$50 dozen Lambs Wool Drawers;
25O dozen Bleached Drill Drawers,
1900 dozen Overalls:
800 dozen Denim Frocks,
Loo dozeu Country Knit Wool Socks c..L.
l,5OO doz heavy Knit and Mixed Cotton 2o'a' 2en
1000 pieces super Silk Pocket HandkrIcnG'' III.
100 doxen super Black Silk Neckercne'''
200 dozen Camprick Handkerchielsi
800 dozen Rubber Belts;
250 dozen Buck Gloves;
400 dozen Buckskin Gold Bags
1000 Doeskin Business Goats;
400 Black Cloth Frock Coats,
1900 assorted Overcoats;
600 assorted Pea Coats;
5000 Silk. Cloth and Velvet Vests
20 bales Blue and White Blankets;
so bales Sheeting;
so bales Drills;
80 bales assorted Duck;
so cases fine Felt Hats;
100 cases Straw Hats;
For sale l,y VIM G. BADGEh ,;.co
No. l09 Battery, Cor Merchant st, san flaD''''
N. B.-No Goods sold at Retail.
march % 3m
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

The Marvsvlle charter elections which
took place on Monday last, proved glorious
victory for the Democracy Of that city. Levi
Hite, (dem), was elected by majority over
his X. N. opponent of 1913 votes. Last year
the X. Ms carried the city by some 400
votes. Oh, Sam. how you begin to cave.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

.Self.sacrificing devotion to the public veal
is one of the characteristics of officers IN TINS
State, and this doubtless accounts tor that
Office doing the business of Mr.. Love, the
constable Of this township, when there were
some eighty or one hundred warrants TO
serve, out of Justice Finley's court recently
We don't pretend to know anything about
the facts further than that the sheritf's office
did the business. Perhaps Mr.. Love refused
to do his dutv-Placer Herald, eth inst.
Our attention has been called to the above
as mputng to Mr.. Henson a charge, of
having by underhand means sought and OBJ
tained the business properly belonging to the
office of Mr.. Love- We cannot see how
such deduction can be drawn from the
language or the connection in which it was
used but to correct such an impression we
wish to say. that we have no knowledge of
any means whatever being used by Mr.. III.
to obtain the business, and did not intend to
charge foul play upon his part. If Mr. Love
has wrongs, he is quite able to rectify them
without gratuitous assistance from any source.
THE RAILROAD MEETING at the Theatre on
Thursday night was well attended, and ex-
hibits the proper degree If interest on the
part of the citizens of Auburn and vicinity,
in this all important question. A resolution
was passed appointing Messrs. S. E. RouSsln,
J. @. Jackson, Doct. Henry Hubbard, VIM.
|
Mcdaniel, and II. NJ. House, committee,
and conterring upon them very general pow
ers in the premises.
Under the hands Of these public spirited
gentlemen we may hope for something to be
done; and we shall expect from their report
much valuable statistical information bearing
upon the matter in hand, and solution o.
the problem satisfactory to all parties inter
ested.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

SCRUB RACE - THIRTY FIVE MILES AND
REpEAr.-A mule and horse took the road
TO Sac. City on Wednesday last, backed by
their owners on bet to run from Auburn to
the city and back. Time down-two hours
and ffty-nine minutes: Time back-horse
gave OUT mule, with much coaring, came to
the winning post.
There is law against cruelty to animals
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

BEAUTIFUL GoLD.-Mr. Kinsev, who has
mining claim near Newtown, exhibited to us
last week some beautiful specimens which he
recently dug up. Some Of them weighed as
much as ten dollars
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

CONGRESSIONAL FAvoRs Hon. John b.
Weller has sent us a copy of the last speech
of Gen. Cass on the Nicaragua question, and
other documents We have also been ia
vored by Gen. Denver and Mr.. Herbert with
documents
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

School ExHIBu1oN-TheP Public School,
under the instruction of Mrs. r. A. Van Do
ran, at Ophr, will give an exhibition at that
place on Saturday evening, the 9TH of April.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

MILrARY.-An adjourned meeting of the
young men of Auburn, was held at the En-
pire hotel, and after considering the reports
of several committees appointed at pre-
vious meeting, unanimously resolved to pro-
ceed to the immediate organization of rifle
corps Much enthusiasm prevailed elected
by speeches from several gentlemen. This
was particularly true of speech from Ju e
Hawkins, upon harbor defenses and fortitica-
tons.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

Esy- Outside will be found the proceed
ings of the Democracy of Gold Hill and
Auburn in organizing the Clubs. AS it may
be desirable to form similar Clubs through
out the county, we have the constitution of
the Auburn Club printed upon letter paper,
with blanks left to be filed up to suit cir
cumstances, and ready for signing; copies of
which we will furnish our friends on appica-
ton
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

Ess- Langton's Express was first with
States papers per Golden Age. The usual
favors were received from the other offices.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

RoBBERY-Justice Finley, of Auburn, on
the 7th, committed Lafayette Jewel and c.
c. Casar on a charge of robbery.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

IS- The recent Democratic State Con-
vcntion presented to the Church in which
the body transacted their business, after pay
ing all other expenses, the sum of s375,39.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

CoTILLoN PARTY AT OPHIR.-Our friend
Porter, of the Phoenix Hotel intends giving
Cotilon Party on Thursday evening the
9th inst.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

T1y- Senators Westmoreiand and Dosh
and Stout of the House, have our thanks for
tavors.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

I1sg" A correspondent writing from New
town this week, says, the miners are bringing
in the gold dust, but water is getting scarce,
and rain is much needed.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

The late rain has improved the appearance
of the crops very much in our farming dis
trcts.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

A BALL will be given at the Independence
Hotel, at Newtown, on Friday evening, the
2Sth inst.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

The first State election which comes off
in 1856 is New Hampshire, which makes
choice Of Governor and Legislature on the
llth of March next, 1t being the OPENING
of the Presidential campaign, as well as the
residence Of President Pierce, the result will
be looked to with much interest Since
1929 the State has been Democratic everv
year, with the exception of 1916 and 1862
She stood firm even in the excitement of
1910, and save Illinois, was the only North.
ern States that gave her electoral vote to Mr..
Van Buren, the Democratic candidate.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

New REFEREE.-Wm. Duer has been an
pointed referee in the case of Adams d Co,
vs. Cohen.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22
BIRTH,

AT Ophir, on Thursday evening, March 2Oth
the wife of A. SCINABEI. Of a son.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

TELEGRApH.-Auburn is now in direct
communication with Folsom by telegraph.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

New LAND OFFICE.-Senator Weller has
introduced bill to establish new land Of
fee in California
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

Iy- Our fellow citizen E. W. IIlver, of
Auburn, has been appointed by Gov. Johnson
one of the Notary Publc's for Placer county.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

Row AMONG THE DuTcH.-A fight occur
red at the legar-beer brewery in Auburn Oh
wednesday evening last, in which about
twenty persons took stock 1t is reported
to have been a free fight, and that for a time
the very air was darkened with bottles,
benches, tumblers, tables, deranters, pitchers,
clubs and divers other warlike implements
then and there found convenient to the hand,
Constable Love reports having been sum
moned to the scene of action by the startling
intelligence that 'all the mems makes fight
and most of them is killed" Blood flowed
freely, and a man by the name of Kiser is
said to be seriously hurt, cause-too much
Iagerbeer.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

Ey" Sixteen pounds of gold in one lump,
was taken out on Monday last on a small ra-
vine between Auburn and Ophr, and about
one mile from the latter town, by China
man. This lump with some fine dust made
his DAYS work amount to some 1913 0. The
lucky John left the next morning m route
for China
In times past Ophir was busy, thriving
mining town, but was on the retrogade until
recently. There are many persons prospect
ING at this time about there, and the indica-
tons for valuable quartz leads bids fair for a
revival Of its former glory.
We are decidedly in favor of any town
that can turn out such Jumps, and certainly
the miners will not fail to appreciate it.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

COL HENLEY-One of the most gratifying
items of news by the Golden Age, is the
statement that after full investigation of the
charges against Col. Henley, the Commits.
sioners of Indian Affairs, Mr. Manypennv.
has decided that they are unfounded. Tho
many friends of the cold War Horse" in
this city and throughout the State rejoice to
hear this and in common with them we
tender our congratulation to our old friend
and co-worker on this happy result.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22
Auburn Locking Up.


Last year the taxable property Of Placer
County amounted to about 81 100000 This
year the taxable property Of Auburn has
been returned to the Assessor at over $4OO,-
900, or more than one-ffth of all the taxable
property of the county for the year 1855.
Our taxable property for 1856, in Placer,
will be near So, ,OOO,O ,OOO-so we are informed
by the Assessor, Mr.. Smith.
The Board of Supervisors of the county,
at its special session last week, fixed the tax,
under the bill recently passed providing
for cash payments in certain cases. at two
dollars and twenty-five cents on the hundred
dollars; and we understand the tax collectors
will start out next week to make collections.
We expected it was coming, but not quite
so heavy and quick. Our county ought GER
tainly to get out OF debt now.
The Placer herald., 1856-03-22

Mr.. OBERDEENER has placed us under adj
ditional obligations by laying upon our ta-
bles. Putnam and Harper's Magazines, Yam
kee Notions, and other reading matter, per
last steamer from the States This gentle
man keeps on hand at his book store in Au
burn, quite a variety of books and stationery.
Persons at distance may obtain the latest
publications by directing their orders to him
AMERIcus is unavoidably pressed out this
week, but shall appear in our next weeks
issue
The same may be said of the resolutions
of the "yirgnia Temple of Honor" relating
to the decease of J. c. House
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AfkN sONtGNN.-N a. Anderson n.,.
~ this day associated With him JOIN q ADAMS aud
THOMAS - ANDERSON tor the purpose OF nausactinF "a
GENERAL GRoCEiN. COMMISSION AND fnRW ARt.
INC III slNESS, nndor tho firm aud stY" ot ANDERSON,
ADAMS u co, At the old stand OF ". l. Anderson 4tp,
mery j, Il RouNiefJ
IhoA wHhlwaA keep On hand wo seec tc4touk OF Gro
ecfe Gnano gtuund aHd hump lhst,l, Livingston l.uHhs
and Castings
Particular attention given to the sale Of e'u-t snmcu and
advances made on lfudueeiu hand
WILLIAM =. ANDERSON
JOHN O. ADAMS
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A'h Prepafedt till orders for every description Of Mattress
ialr Shek Cotton Wool and Masspn the most accouig
dating terms and At the shortest notice Cali and leave orle
al the Auction Store Of
my .uts " Ii MOSEY
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EATT TNOTEI Nd T'TV y,
e4- BIIgIDEKE and POGAIIONfAS.-Ihe
STEAMER BEINIDEkE leaves Baltimore every 81 Jt-
DAY AFTERNOON Tor Richmond. Returning, leaves HlCi.
MOND every 1t ESBAl AFTERNOON foi Baltimore
The PDCAIiDNIAs leaves BALTIMORE every " Ed
AEsDAY AFTIRNOON for Richmond Returning leaves
RICHMOND every SATURDAY AFTERNOON iof bait
lmorc. ~,
shippers baltimore by these two Boats must have thei
goods here every Monday and Friday of each week.
uiaray LGDLAM y WATSON Richmond Va
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R.HRmoND AND y.

Ep YORK;. STEAMSHIP ) AN EST o W n. .:ssssG.s.
Inc > Mail steamship j AMESTOMN in CON.
taud Of apt LEWIS PARISH, leaves New YORK regularly
every 5 A1URDAG All ERNooN at 3 O'Clock, Tor Eieh
Houd will take any freight !" or nom City Point
NOON At clock for Ncw hofh.
Those desiring ship by her must have then goods here on
Monday Passengers desiring take this ship here can have
n STATE. Room secured by addressing Us by mah.
IT, ANOkE, Capt SKINNER, stops at city Point
v4,c si viii land aud freight Both the jamestown
aud the Roanoke and land passengers NJ city Point
aud Norfolk. 1T DIAM Z" AlSoN.
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bN.-E.S NtIEBURG SPORT

iasGE lot OF 40. fnniiiy Huns, Western
and Canvass inst received and for sale by
: WILSON 4 ca
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APOTHECARIEs. &C.

snlNe WINES AND LSQI OIs.-OId por,.
Madeira Sherry Wines bought expressly for niediei
nal Brandy. London Porter and VOLTS
Aromatic schIedam sohnapf for safe by
So + JnHs II sEAY. Druggist
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:. ,4.-x EAi.L AND WINTER ARxANs.s

81 KG.-rasscngers leaving Lyneiburg by South
side t Road on Tuesday at O'Clock the
Eng at tte Point, with the steamship JAMESTOWN, and
proceed direct to New York, touching only Norfolk. For
Through Tickets apply 10 LEE y JOHNSON,
Agents tor y \. X Va ste uI>ip Co.
T. 5 The steamer Roanoke VIII continue leave City
Point cHtry saturday mornings O'Clock as heretofore.
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fNom WV omnnsN..-,..g,ninn mud ,.onl.

H destinations a. ono hall rate II u,.A cheaper Than by any
"iuataH., aid ia less t!me Insurance effected
''' Hs' i.fni2 u. y ~. e..
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go -. -tnttss.agisg1 NAItessNIA d TE.NNT"NEF
fsAA ~ RAII.KDAD-On Thursday, h {
III. 18Th OF jane the Passenger Tram will
,.nt, euce running to Salt Works Branch Junction,
l., Sen Stunt.
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MERCHANDISE, &C.


II SPRING AND SUMMER TRADE,
~ LYsoHBuRe. April q 81. its,5.--Na are
u In receipt 81 the beaviest. sn'i iaesi
varied stock Ia. vet been pleasure 10 oher 10 pe"
public -, : -, III, l.
Those will favor establishment with fist wiz %
with the general superior character and Hte ."
goods beside finding the mosi ample assortment ID 49,
Tsife aud pnrket cutlery Guns aud Hife=, Alien e.
Self Cooking and Colts Pistols. Hunting and f,shhF
Taetlo silver Plated Ware uf warranted quality BLOCK
~ and HrfAnA Goods Saddlnry. Carriage aud huRfY
t1Iaings shoumakrrs Findings. tlfaf and able ''
fI.ths TnrnouteFs Mliw rRhts NheolwfEhist aHd
Smiths Taals Housekeeping aruClcH 81 almost every
d.ssption window Shades 8t Cornee, hauds aud Fms
A. A. ause Hnidng Materials such az Ifone Glass AM
Locks Of every style and furniture DC ae FARMING hen
sis generally Drain Cradles Grass bade ana tpo
- - ,s.5sr T., Be found in such Az e-ah aliinent.
,,6aesalc or retail pc"s stock s chiefly from tue man
4rfnrcs selected person aud We TAU aszaf" tas"
-, NAV cal they will nnd Az assortment unsurpassed IN
- ~ r., nh CtiAS SIMPSON.
~ NJ. SIMPSON
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These vessels the first class, built in the city OF Bal
fnoc expressly trade and have superior
passengers They commanded by experienced
Captains wen qualified for the trade and who Will no
eAtron accommodates They wa be toyed up and down
the by and may be relied to sa promptly as
alNrrtRed
Merchants going North ordering goods from New York
will lind II to their interest ship by this line freight viii
always be taken low by other line OF Packets, and
effort will be made by the agents in Richmond aud
Nerk give satisfaction. insurance be effected in
II, laehuoud Ere Association by this line NJ per cent
Ner,pcctuil ask and hope succeed ia obtaining iuh
share 81 patronage
Goods shipped by this line York will be forwarded
commission New Orleans, Mobile Charleston Sp
ynuuaI any other southern Northern port.
The vessels will lie in Richmond in tho Dock in New York
B,rfl No l. Coffee House slip foot Of Wall Street
DAVID 4 WIN. CURRIE, Richmond 40.
c. IL. PIERSON, y. y At'"'s
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TRAVgLLERs DIREUTORY, &c.
~ ,rru,ruKoroH FROM BUCHANAN TO

Fare from Lynehburg TO Buchanan 10
- IYnral,t. to Charlottesville ~
40 ia f,er IN I'D Of October Packet Boat vi
a5gbts,n Al q A ~ and LynchbuTg al Z. Z NJ h9nI's
Wednesday aud Friday and arrive IN Rehpohd seeohu nay
Al O'Clock A NJ. ,..,t..,.. 1T ~ y N
tbafettesvie passengers having L5nehbnfg Al = -
Zach s,attesYIIe at 10 \. NJ next dayt ana iEe IA %
,t.yIf. nj ii = Nj Leave Lyncht1fg for buchanan aha
ft,iifat, NJ Monday "Wednesday and frfaay ana
aIflYt at 4 81 ~. - distances In
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SILVER WARE AND FANCY GOODS. at -
md. sale and retail in every variety amt sfYie sia
prices, by calling u MN lAA 81 tho IA
gle M 81 Petersburg VA where s.1t 80
you VIII ..cl he As+ just ra.ivi from e
he Manufacturer and Importers fh ter nrg
fashionable At Watches 1etvrrY. NuSer ~
tn i'"oas evgr oteTt Ia tbs >it" NHnd nj h' Hrt
i'f "a tn call and examine his etccit SaCA sad
least ~ ceui a. be buzz. all h4s fieo fo cash snd
them at mitch less thsn the regular prices for the quy
nj Goods fon ass your Watches and Jesrlrt
~ rcd In the bost and short notice, and swaVs
M newest and mos, fashionable Goods in exchange
money
Remember the place sign Of the Eagle No Sycamore
greet, petersburg, Va. THOMAS NOWLAS.
scpc-ts
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KAFFETANS.-NEW STYLE
Pack and Blue beaver, Fancy Rib, &c
PANTS.
Black Doc skin Pants, Satinet Pants Plain and Fancy,
hack Sleeps Gray Pants,
fancy great plam and Fancy totonado
variety, Pants
Fancy French,
InlnlaIL ltnols A sen y Is
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MlSCELLANE

NEW HOOKS.
~ S.: S.: !: : Us: Bingham.
Martins b. Lever
John Halifax GentCman,
Grey bay Mare, by II L. Leland,
Var Path, }. Il. jones'
Vol Ist fuckers / iutel States,
Secret succiies OF France.
Mystery Evil and ttad. by John Young
The Kingdom which shal not be destroyed
bernard Lilo,
Fashionable Iife
Just received at lANGHURNB 4 WALkEPS
,,b.a Book Periodical >torc doors th x
veil House. T.yuchhrp. " An
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DnOyI.IoN.O> CoNsIGNnENT

DROyJsIONsO on CONs1GNnENF.
i 80 Hhds prime Shoulder,
10 " z" Sides,
30 Bills 3" Lard,
ia
- Kegs prime "
eae Cnnyassed Hams
All on consignment aud for sale At low rates 1890,
TnOS BRANCH SONS,
15ax Petersburg. Va
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n IN 3 y
n call attention 10 their Fail Winter syles o CLOTHING
NV epopnR their establishment Main street opposite ar
4nt ii, eks JtAe North manufacturing Goods specially
t. this market and they safely promise that tr present
Stock surpasses style quality and variety aug thing they
e heretofore offered the public In their assoftment the
follow ing articles iuay be found