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The Placer herald., 1856-05-10
Appropriations for California.

The appropriation bills have all been reported
by the Committee of Ways and Means. The
amount covered by them will exceed sixty mil
lions of dollars, including the following items for
California;
In the Civil and Diplomatic Bill -,
The Surveyor General and Clerks, $l3,2l6 50
The Superintendent Treasurer, Assay "
cr, Meter and Reiner, Concr and
five Clerks. $4,000 o.
The Clerk to Treasurer of the Mint. $500 90
For Fertilization m" at Alcstras Island, % 200 600 90
Fort Point. ..... $4,000 w
In the NapaL Bilk
For Officers Houses, Wharf, Shops. s,,
Artesian Well, &C.. 1922, 900 90,
For Basin and Railway at Navy Yard, 4O5, 400 20
Coast Surrey.
Lighthouses. ..............,,''. 45,s2s 75,
For Repairs and Incidental Expenses 24,563 %
For Salaries for 4G Keepers & Assist
ants. ............. sc, 800 90
Buoys,. 1900 90
JMsceiIaneOms,
For Enlarging Mint. ID 900 90
For Surveying Public Lands, and Pri-
vate Land Claims s.............. $4,000 90
Thus it will be seen that California comes in for
nearly one million and half of dollars, besides
the expenses of her Indians. The Committee of
Ways and Means have been liberal and much
credit is due your delegation in Congress from
this abundant success in the way of appropria-
tions.-.iHa.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-10

The GRAssuoppERs AGAIN-Fears con-
tinue to be expressed in the north that the
country is likely to be again overrun by these
pests. They have says the Yreka Union of
May Sd, already begun to make their APP
pearance in great numbers in some localities,
and unless the late cold rains have the effect
of killing them off, they will destroy the
larger part of the crops in Rogue River val
ley, and prove serious injury to our farmers
in this county. 1t will be recolected that
nearly all the crops in the vicinity of Table
Rock were destroyed by these unwholesome
visitors last year.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-10

Commercial street. one d0OT dGODe me corner OF
.Hain.
AUBURN. CAL.
WE are now receiving at our fireproof brick
w store. the finest and largest assortment of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ever offered for sale in Auburn, consisting in part
OF Fine Cloth Frock Goats of all colors
Sack and Business Coats of latest style; new and
beautiful fashioned Opera Cloaks;
Cashmere Pants. of blue black and fancy colors
Vests, comprising the latest and most fash
ionabe patterns Also, every style,
color and quality of HATS.
A superior assOrtement
of fine white shirts and under garments
FRENCH C.4LF BOOTS,
of the best quality - sewed and peggcd.
We have on hand u superior article of cutlery,
such as Pocket Knives Scissors, DC.
PERFUHERY .A.ND FANCY ARTICLES.
suitable for the toilet-the best that could be
selected in the San Francisco market.
.NINERS CLOTIHLNG.
We have received the largest assortment of Mi
ners Clothing of any store in town, and will sell
them at reasonable prices
CIGARS.
We will. as we always have DONE and which
everybody knows. keep the best and finest brands
of Havana Cigars.
re- The firm offer their thanks to their friends
and the citizens for the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed. and by attention to business will
cndcavor to deserve its continuance.
Auburn, Oct 81 my l.. NEWMAN a. co.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-10

Notice.
TIE JOHN p. CLUB meets the second Satur-
day in each month for the transaction of business.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-10
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE!
VIM. G.. BADGER.

100 Battery Street, Corner Of Ncrchoat
San Francisco.
Importer of every variety of Ciothing and Fur
n nishing G0ods; also Of Duchs, DrHs, Sheet
ngs, Blankets, Hats Boots and BrOgans.
BY recent arrivals, have received very large in
voices Of the most
Desirable Styles of Clothing,
and it is the LARGEST STOCK ever offered in
this market The Goods manufactured under
my own superv vision. 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 calcabc Goods, as each article is
GUARANTEED.
| ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY promptly
and carefully attended to.
10000 pairs assorted Fancy Cashmere Pants;
10000 pairs assorted Fancy and Plain Satinette
pants;
1000 pairs Linen Pants:
1000 pairs Goodycar's Rubber pants
1000 Good yoor'o Whitc Rubber Goats;
200 eases Goodycar's long and short Rubber
Boots;
200 cases Miners Boots;
1000 dozen super Flannel Overshirts;
800 dozen Fancy Cashmere Ovcrshirts;
louO W ultc NHlItS,
GOO dozen Hickory Shirts:
500 dozen heavy Check Shirts;
800 dozen Mcrrimack Shirts;
600 dozen Lambs Wool Undershirs;
800 dozen Regatta Undershrts;
200 dozen Grey Flannel Undershirts
$50 dozen Lambs'W Wool Drawers:
2j0 dozen Bcachcd Drill Drawers,
900 dozen Overalls;
800 dozen Denim Frocks.
1,200 dozen Country Knit Wool Socks
l,500 doz heavy Knit and Mixed Cotton Socks
900 pieces super Silk Pocket llandkerchefs
100 dozen super Black Silk Neckerchieis;
200 dozen Camprick landkerchcts;
300 dozen Rubber Belts;
250 dozen Buck Gloves;
400 dozen Buckskin Gold Bags;
1000 Docskin Business Coats;
400 Black Cloth Frock Coats
1000 assorted Ovcrcoats
600 assorted Pea Coats;
5000 Silk Cloth, and Velvet Vests:
20 bales Blue and White Blankets;
80 bales A Shccting;
80 bales Drills;
80 bales assorted Duck;
so eases fine Felt Hats
100 cases Straw Hats;
For sale by WIN. G. BADGER,
No 100 Battery, Cor. Merchant st. San Francisco
n. B.-No Goods sold at Retail.
march 22 3m
The Placer herald., 1856-05-10

NnLIANY ON THE RAIIRoAD.-Ge esterdav
morning the freight train from Folsom, con-
ssting of a locomotive and four cars, passed
over portion Of an iron rail that had been
placed on the track Just this side of the Ridge
Fortunately no damage was done, although
the consequences might have been serious
The rail was split for several inches near one
end, and was probably turned by the locomo-
tive as it jumped it, 1t is not known who
placed it on the track. Union.
Nora LAw-We would inform our readers
in the mining regions, in reply to request
made bv IA Nevada correspondent il..t no
such btll passed at the late session of the Leg
isIature as " an act in relation to forced sales
of mining claims in certain cases." Such u
bill was under discussion, but was defeated.
State Tribune.
SAN MATEo ELECrIoN.-We learn that
Uncle Billy Rogers, well known through
out the State, and who for two or three
wears was sheriff of E Dorado county, is
candidate for sheriff in the new county of
San Mateo. Torn Talk.
WITHDRAWAL Stanley, Esq, in
card published in the San Francisco Even-
ing Bulletin, announces that he has with
drawn from the position of legal adviser of
the Receiver, Mr.. Naglce in the Adams Il
Co. case.
CoMpLIMENTARY.-Thc members of the,
bar of Nevada gave Judge Howell, who had
been presiding over the District Court at
that place the last week or two public
dinner at Frisbc's last Monday.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-10

(SIgned) JOHN MIDDLETON T. s.
Notary Public.
I.1s- DR.. l.. J. CZAPKAY'S Medical and Sur
gical Institute is at the corner of Montgomery and
Sacramento streets, San Francisco, California
The Doctor offers free consultation, ands asks no
remuneration unless he effects cure. apps 3m
The Placer herald., 1856-05-10
AUBURN.
AUBURN.
CHEAPER THAN EvER!!
Prices to suit the Times and New Goods
TO SUIT THE PEOPLE,.

" ~ ~ Il " IL
NO PETER FUNK.
Ecry Article ecarrented Genuine at tie Jem-
elyy Store Of W. II. Norcross, Sign of the
MammoM Watch, Mdin Street, AuJurn.
TUNHE subscriber is now prepared to furnish
l. goods and do work at the very lowest posi-
bic prices. He has on hand large and splendid
assortment of Watches and Jewelry of every de-
scripton.
ns~ An assortment of clocks on hand at very
low Prices.
re" Also a large assortment of Gold Pens, with
or without cases.
He would respectfully inform the public that
he has every available facility for manufacturing
and is prepared to manufacture
JEWELRY AND SILVER-WARE
of every description by competent workmen and
at very reasonable rates. Hts- Diamond Pearl
ane Quartz Jewelry made to order and Engraving
neatly executed
IN Particular attention given 10 repairing
EIH Chronometers, Duplex Repeating Horr
zontal, Patent Lever and all otherkind of watches
All work warrentcd for one year.
swatch glasses fifty cents each.
ys-Jewelry and Musical Instruments carefully
repaired.
fas- Quicksivered dust made into fine Jewclry
or run into bars Old Gold and Silver bought or
exchanged.
G:S-Call at the store of
w. f. NORCROSS.
Watch Maker and Jeweler,
Sign of the Mammoth Watch, Main street. Auburn.
The Placer herald., 1856-05-10
Clothing Store at the Round Corner.

SAM AT THE OLD STAND,
On the corner Of Commercial and Main Streets,
AUBURN. C.4L.,
HTAS now in store, and constantly receiving.
Il IL large and complete assortment of Clothing.
of every variety and style, in the new
Fire-Proof Brick Building on the Corner,
Among which may be found
Fine Cloth Coats. latest style, Fine Calf Boots.
Blk Doeskin Pants. custom made. Gents Caters,
Fashionable Vests.
The largest variety of Fine Shirts ever brought
to Auburn
Undershirts, Drawers Cravats and Hosiery.
Hats Of every Style, Color & Quality
TO my mining friends and customers. offer the
best stock of mining clothing such as heavy Boots,
Overshrts, Blankets, &c. &c., ever presented.
Perfumery and Fancy articles.
Grateful for the past patronage of friends and
customers, | solicit a continuance of the same.
SAM HINEMAN.
Auburn, Sept Is, '55, my
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NEWS BY TELEaRAPH.
PROCEEDINGS on CONGRESS.


WAsnisefess June a6.-SEsArE.--rhs senate cousid.
cred Mr. AdamS resolution providing for an .djourumeu,
Of the sssson the sssh Of July Ncs.is Dousias
Brosdbesd aud Hale spoke In lie favor and the resolution
passsd. rs
On motion Of Nr. Critt-ndeu resolution VA. .opt.d
directing the committee the judiciary TO examine the
Laws reguatug the sncccoa the Presidency In cas- of
the death VI the President add Vice President
The rules we're amended a. 10 make II the dutv of
the chair 20 call Senators order whenever they violate
parliamentary decorum.
The ball for the construction Of military road from
Missouri via Sat Lake city 20 the Carson Valley settle
mens, and Zoe tho establishment Of military o.ts and
sinking wells, ~as taken up and passed.
The SENATE adjourned.
hovsE-Thc House proceeded to the confederation OF
me ball Tor the admission Of Kansas.
Mr.. Dunn Withdrew hs motion for q reference OF the
b 70 the committee Of the whole the Of the I'm.
oo and propos that the matter should continue before
the HOUSE with the understanding that the general debate
continue until terminated by the previous question then
members 70 be allowed 10 offer amendments and make
hve minutes speeches In explanation for three days
hr Grow gave notice that he would move The pre.
vious question Saturday.
Mr.. Morrill, reported bill 10 punish and prevent polv
gsmy, by fine Of $500 and imprisonment for sve years
He said that there but dissenting voice In the
committee In reference the BILL and only one difficulty
and that was As 10 the TO egsate on the subject
Referred TO the committee Of the whole ON the state OF the
Union.
The remainder Of the session was devoted to territorial
business
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A THOUSAND yLowkks


r.nts the s.s.ei,y Of The proprietor. and ma.
nufAe'asr. rs.de hsv, rssd roash our col
onns viii NE b-ia II 1hoe.And Fouer," great Ansre.n
oosnste and favored requisite % recent val. 20
Me- fort editors d~pos
aud wsrshca.s Of NE proprietors w. Franilp
,qas aud s observations ters
NE pcpsrv aud demand shieh
Its rasnuf.ctsrvrs = -
Ins pfneip. proprietor Col w. y. Fsdre. completed this
sprnx long tour Of business
uhen resulted Advertising
snount u foop This advertising adop
order
rton and scons merely
trnss.y The demand At detn
'of me iacng and package
easy employed al the
70 he.s rooms supplied
esfr. pei dm and the demand require addfions
70" fsrdEc has tuo simple business
L Have something buying.
let people knou where 10 G an Be found
Al
eourasng any OF
nov common preparation which
msaiy pool Of prnt.r's Ink, they
W. should doubt the nosoiogeA which
voe not .iane Itself 10 harmony With
sened 81 this American Altar.
Mrhpk. IN BLAs corSrr, PA perp~i-d
on saturday night last At Williamsburg county Pa
qaarrr had taken place betuee
Nn and stone cutter named WIN HAvke OF
va. osekcd " GernAn Matchmaker Dav.
:s.d .ihos. Az, mpag resistance pushed
hs uachm-ker away, Hsvksr stabbed
ing hun almost ihs.ay The murderer arrested
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q THE WHITE sULPHUR SPRINGS ron

TIME late James caiseI the urinein.
Of hi. estate hat the propy a nso,y
owners have united in comforting Tie undersigned power
To facilitate the sale charter has been obtained from The
perry oinis.oet company and granting every privilege
we'll for Manufacturing parposes seheFaiT OF H. As
Ia pursuance OF the authority upon them the under
company to Be organised under charter OF "
their medicinal qas. place Of a:ohase resort ~. IN
For century they have been ffeqaente by
NAV aa PsSn' u sae;' Of pleasure and and
Onabie character oftheir visitors. --- -'"'
tine and entertain about one thousand sU..
o many years past proved inadequate
that they bad been cen accommodate double dat su&se
they would AL have been probably occupied more than hall
s ,e..on Of every year numbers Of applicants away
The these Springs heretofore been attended
n IsI and asas visitors beng compelled travel
Ohio Railroad bO, Of which progress eon.uc,ion
a. the Eastern and Northern cities saion-hoase within
Railroad extended 80 miles West Of s;,n1 % SsnrA
stage travel to 50 miles and avoiding the part road p
m we VA Manson HsxaHara sh@ond ans Ptesur
tern section q the coynOn and Ohio Railroad completed the
from ihe eoGny bordering on the Ohio river w be equally
VT ~. annually Wh,iH s Ts.1r 70 these SPRING.
mssrn dope 81 ,s Aeshsny mountains The Estate lies
VEN ssoa ay sTst contain, aeOo. 1000
and stretching aTo. from are more
double that quantity 81 good upland The residue Of the
good range Tor stock All the supplies
premises. ' '- va "'e
The buildings for accommodation OF visitors ar, eopv.uD
arranged and many Of them much
The grounds are eminenty picturesque beautiful p~ntg
arA dversned BY hills and dAes and original trees
Of the forest II has been described Paradise Of
places and there acquainted viii vho IN 80
TO acknowledge It's claim 70 this distinction.
The receipts OF the establishments
eVed by enlarged accommodation snegrtc and s
cious management, they might be Increased many fold
put Up for . sy s rsSs 81 Sgr %
ve arge neoue and 10 proper hands the years
would The price at which the property Purehsssd
The whole country contains E subjects indeed does another
and capital. - 'f''''
The title to the estate believed having h.
onsd TO The present propreto FOR more hs
seventy yesTs To facilitate the
avoid difficulties which might from the desth on INV ~
joint owners the legal title has one Of M
signed who VIII be prepared proper deeds 10 ~ ur
chaser. wv f-'-
The sale viii embrace all the furniture heretofore used In eonn
ton With The property for the Of vsors
the undersigned. WN IL MACPIRI aSn wv"
or Richmond, Va.
AlEX n. ". STUART,
n. v..,--, =. OF staunton Va.
"e NANonAi h'en geheer WI copy. fe5-dkcn
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CON. sTOCKTON's ACCEPTANCE.

NEw YoRE, June 27.-Commodore Stocktons letter ac-
cePng the recent nomination rendered him. appears to-
day lie that he will let the Union slide II his
body can stop the notion and adds:
81 accept the nomination a compliment to my nfeSi
Die American sentiments, and a. duty Ihose
Americans who firmly adhered to their American prin
epe' but with the express understanding however that
1.-THE American party be united on Fillmore with such
platform as now occupy may be at liberty at any
time thereafter to Withdraw this acceptance
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-28

THr Longest DAY.-Thursday was the longest dsy of
the year, and per consequence according to the almanac
Old Sol from this time forth win do up his daily work OIL
hls side OF the globe Ia shorter period of time gradually
decreasing the humber Of minutes and hours until his
ence here will he regarded only in hight a cereno-
Nous call The old fellow however, Is pouring down
stream OF lire just at this moment which proves the com.
Pieteness OF his pyroechnc establishment although IL
mAtely experience the unhappy tate Of Sbm and Go
moran. - -
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-28

NEW EsrABLisHNESr.-Messrs. Richard H. Meade and
T. Roberts Baker both gentlemen Of ability and expert.
ence have opened apothecary drug store on Main
Street, short distance above the new Custom House
Their establishment Is fitted up with much elegance and
hcr STOCK embraces large assortment Of every thing us-
nay kept In similar houses They have commenced bus.
meas With determination to please the public and se
feel assured that they will receive they deserve Lin.
era share OF patronage We invite the attention of our
city and country readers their advertisements in anot
column.
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. PREsERvE YOUR HEALTH.En,

49, PRESERVE YOUR HEAITH-T,,
rcady admitted BY ali who have ever suffered from sii
ehs and fevsrs, dyspepsia diarrhs ersmp ehoc ndyeIo
with which humanity oen afflicted All Of these dI.e Us
eeye their origin from tbs stomach blood whatever rene
resOried preventing appearance This et being ~
tied We beg remind the reader prhg OF the ear
when the blood getting aud lie stomach Isngu5 ~ III
other seasons the prolific Of diseases then thai natr.
euahe her 10 perform her fprtans @
Pery- then that needs mild ana in,orsnt
tonic to give strengh then that liver needs quIckennF
influence the superauous b-anS n,
then that the digestive organs cry aloud Tor power 10 dsf ~
property the food furnished them II the requisite not given
food digestion ceases and bfog.5e.s s
eosiivenes continual beldsehe pains the nb, AID ion
and want OF energy follow and soon, thereafter the phys
clan must be called in possible the life Of The
Every and the community knows the isprtAne a,
preventive aud thousands Of them good fortune
to ind all they needed in BaKERs PREuN BrrTERs me rsI
medicinal discovery Of the but other. who have
JAILED to test em and to these address ourselves more psu
larry knowing they only cure most ,ubhorn
but that WHEN properly used they rernf all the dl.esrs
That md their the moderate do,. taken H.
lore eating viii sharpen the appetite quicken the digestion
and when taken after hearty meal remove all heAyisrs as
health well for tehng children these BITTISs are .eknori
edged 10 be the greatest uy medicine man We have
seen 9te supposed To Be in decline perfectly
healthy by the Of single bottle family miIein tbr.
TTEEs have equal and because pun vegetable pro-
PeIes ana great strengthening qualities may old and
young with alike happy summer APPROACH, wiz
complaints produced by the and vegetable are com
mon every where no family should be without can
est result WHEN freely ff'
To he had Of all the principal Druggists city Richmond
Aso Of the following Druggists stevens Alexander Va
TN Mckinney Lewisbug Va Todd Hinton TAYLOR Peters
Va Gsriek GwAihmey Portsmouth,, Or Camn Wliams
burg Va; Johnston Wallace Fredericksburg va j. Caium
Adams Co, smithhed, Va BIbb wills ChAriot,esyls We
p j. b. EskIidge staunton, VA H. Middleton Farm
Co. Washington city, Cauley Hatch Baltimore Nd Bodekers
mlner ooyington, Ky; and from Druggists generally.
Je<l-4W Va
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LATER FROM KANSAS

ST. LOUIS, June 27.-Gov Shannon has arrived here to
meet bis wife lie denies that he has resigned and say
that he will return in about week lie reports all quiet
and that there was meeting held at wespor Sunday
TO denounce the murder Of the Indian Agent Gay
hundred and fifty dollars subscribed by the meeting
be offered as reward for his murderer The meeting
also called upon the Governor Of Missouri offer re.
ward for them.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-28

boRsK AND CART IN THE. DocK-On Wednesday last
Mr. Williams, Of Henco LEFT his horse and cart stand
ing the ship lock- while he went to transact SOME
business with gentleman in the vicinity The horse fol-
lowing the example Of many Of the human kind improved
the opportunity TO go and take drink and while leaning
over the decvity TO reach the refreshing beverage lost
ha balance and plunged into the Dock dragging the cart
after him. The unfortunate brute was drowned after
brief struggle To rernin n fnnthnld
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1856-06-28

BIsHoP WV. MEADE.-Bishop Meade was in attendance
at Sc Paus Church. Lynchbarg, on Sunday last and adj
mniserod the Rite Of Confirmation TO eight persons Tho
venerable old man. says the TirgiHaH though bear ue
up well under the weight Of years and buthen of labor
Expressing him. yet begins TO look though his mission Of
good and usefulness earth is nearly ended and the
bssu goal Of his abors his hopes and his prayers nearly
reached. May his last days be his best"
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Mr. CAsKiE's ADDRrss--lt was of our power to 20
and hear the address delivered by Hon. John s. Caske
on "Wednesday night before the Phomathean Society Of
the Richmond Female Institute. We have however COZ,
versed with several gentlemen who were present and
while none dsparage the clocuonary performance of Mr.
Caskie az SUCH all seem To regard it a speech better
adapted TO the presence OF politicians than that Of lit
erary association Of young ladies' The speaker expat
Ted freely upon the dssensons existing in our coun.
Try aud adverted he proceeded the influence of wo
man in controlling the desiines of natons
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VrRorHASs At Wrsr Porsr.--In the list Of cadets in
the military academy at West Point observe the fol
loving names Of young gentlemen from Virginia George
Jackson, Jas. b. s. AleSander-frst class Richard n
Meade, Jr Thos O. Baylor SECOND class Peter Harston
Srr Oharies y Morgan Jr tniri class. Robert r. Beck
nam fourth class NJ Pdtchetc, A. j. Scott A. r. BnE
hngton, Geo A. Thornton, Robert II. Gleayes and G
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AT THE EXCHANGE HOTEa
AND BALLARD HOUSE.

u.. THURSDAY, JrSk 96rH, 1855.
w Ryan. Bait; Hobbs Es.-I Ala; Ayre. and i.dy
ms.rs and Ayres, a Tuns Y; Lynch Daniel. q A
Snssan C.a.es. wyhsvile Al Ackien, Wife son
M.s ingalls, La VI Nesbii, Mrs. Nesbii Miss
ass orp and servant Grrytown Custi. Aeeomar A T
wi.n rsbb, Gloucester Preston Montgomery: Kiikp.
"'t hss X Wsiton, Louisa w fink Mr. Ciapp, Va
FRIDAY, June Y.
a Gooh, Hsnrco Fl Geo Gregg Orange; Gen S.
aork, Rolling. Jr Bait Carroll, Va W Horn, c. W n
C.son \. Dukgrave, Hemksr, Loulslsos * Bury
81 chs,tAin Mhie., Hanovar. vr-ay Msy's Nd AHa
s sssn Helper Salisbury. Q; Bslder, u
hrln MAS ofago sharr, Giles Hall
iar bledsus, Bedsu-, stAunton Wright Montgomery
white sulphur Hannah and Sons, Charleston, q Williamson
NoroIki H-skel, Alb-marie:
wsAhs,n Hanover Compton, La, Hudgreene River
bshop Cnesterheld; Gray, Q, Biiss,
n T NC ph,A Dunn Ps,ersbag Jones, onrli
Wv "edge Baltimore; Wattesy, Lynchburg Rehardson
shelton Louisa Field Culpsper; Jones' Oranr.. W
Jnnns Bait FIELD Paia; Connann and Lady. Fancy Va.
allmer, Piiyivsnis; Mrs. G p MeDuel, lexington. -
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NEw ORLEiSs June 25The steamer Texas has arrived from
Vera Cruz, which port she len o Sunday. ~
There uneasne regard 10 the Spanish sauadrop In
The Gull. The Spanish Minister had gone 70 Havana.
The Mexican bold In reference 10 Tho
dldlcalty spain. ~ wv