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II. NJ. HIGHEs, Sec'y.

The polls were Immediately opened to re-
c.iye votes when the warlncst contest began
that have ever seen In the State, aud which
continued until the polls were closed at sun
down, with the following result: 81 for remain
ing and 63 against-siviug The small but glorious
najority of two IN favor of law aud order. This
result is truly TO be rejoiced over, inasnuch as
il preserves locality from that degradation
which always attends the preparation of wrong
and injustice upon the weak and insignificant.
imylilt1 JOHN n. BEST, Chm Com.
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ADMINIsTRATOR,s NOTICE.

ALL RSONS HAVING CLAIMS
n against the estate of Eta Cheney, deceased,
are required to present them with the necessary
vouchers to the undersigned, at his residence in
Placer City, Colusi County, within ten months
from the date hereof, they will be forever
barred. R. H. PRATT, Administrator.
Placer City, April 80, 1853. apo At
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10 'E'lEES zseTgS 3.EG.

MY WIFE. LUCINDA DANFORD. HAV-
vi ing left my bed and beard on the % Ii of
April. without any Just canse, hereby notify all
persons mol I" trust her on my acco'iilt, ns ! am
determined To pay no debts con ractcd lv her
after This date. FREEMAN DANfORD.
SHASTA, May 7, 1873. my 3i*
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Lard,
.1iT s7s-io t Butter, &c.
and all Other kinds of Miners supplies.
Barley always on hand, AT the inwest market
prices. Also fall assortment of mining tools.
One of the firm always remaining IN San
Francisco. enabled to take advantage OF
The market AT all times. and thus supply our
TONERS AT the cheapest prices marie If
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MINERS MEETING IN TRINITY
COUNTY.

Big FLAT, May g. 1919.
EDITORS OF CoURIER:-A portion Oh our ~ ~ c,'.
,eus being dissatisfied with tn. influx "a oni-
nese among us, a meeting was called; winch as
se,nbled this day, and put forth The ioiio"'ns 'e
solutions: Sc n
Whereas, at meeting OF the miners % Dss
Flat and vicinity. convened at big iai' May o.
1853, William Hazeltiue was appoin'eu e"ai'-
man and Henry Hughes Secretary.
The following resolutions were adop'eu'
II -, Tba, this meeting is convened tor Inc
,,,,r,,o.e If taking into consideration Tie expe-
dency of permitting The Chinese 70 'i''is III 'l''s
district. or the contrary: ,.-
al Tia, the sense of tins meeting be taken
o. That committee of FIVE be appointed TO
-. The votes and to inform the Chinese of
H., sepse of the meeting, or appoint substitutes
=" IA the same. Said committee To consist of
,b. following q ntlemen Capt Jno. Best, Il. J.
Williams, Henry d. Young, Janes d. Vaughan,
and G. r. Laudon-
4rh. And provided the MINORITY favor their
remaining. this committee shall protect them
from injury molestation.
5th. And further provided, if there is major
ity in favor of their not remaining below the
NORTH, Fork OF Trinity, then this committee is
authorized TO inf.,rln them of The same and
c.szse them 10 leave
WM- HAZELTINE, Pres't.
H. NJ. HIGHEs, Sec'y.
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TAKEN Up.

z~ on OLNEY CREEK. on SUNDAY,
.1LZl The 9Th inst dark bay Horse Mule
There are no brands on him. The owner can
have HIM by proving property and paying
charges. John MULLEN
OIney Greek. April p. 1853. apo 3l*
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JUST EEGaIzs ED.

a~..f- Hhi<hy! Brandy!' Iimet
Oh KEGS WHISKY, HIGH PROOF,
cV 30 k,gs Brandy, do do
% kegs Port Wine.
) eases Boxers Biiters, ssa}
For sale by PLUMBER & MITCHELL,
mar26 If Opposite Posi- Office
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l,aAAEsNa.A q 90.

Dealers az Pyori.ions and Groceries.
CHAPMAN & co. INFORM TIE PUBLIC
" that they always keep on hand. i'll their
store. nearly opposite The ST. Charles Hotel,
IA general supply OF provisions, such as
Flour,
Corn Meal,
Pork,
az Beef
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sISKIYOU HONS

YREKA CITY.
c. PACKERS, MINERS, AND THE
sgTii travelling public generally, are respect
-E4z44..A fully informed that the above Hotel is
now in full operation. We have every accom-
mediation necessary for the comfort of custo-
mers. Our TABLES are constantly supplied
with the best the market affords. Connected
with the house is commodions STABLE and
secure CORRAL. always supplied with album
dance of food for animals. English German,
French and Spanish spoken.
PIERRE LEGUEVEL & CO.
Yreka, April l6, 1853. apl6 If
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Shasta, MAY 5. 1853. & N.Y.
y. A. RAYMOND,
Physician and Surgeon.

VTTOULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
w the public, that he is about to engage IN
the business of his profession in Shasta, and from
M, experience of ten years public and private
practice in the Atlantic States, a large share OF
which time he was Surgeon to Pubic Hospi-
tai. where he was constantly engaged IN sursi-
cal practice. he hopes by strict attention 10
his business, to merit share of public patron-
age. -
Office with DR. A. S Baldwin, a few doors be-
low the Post Office.
SLastn, May ), 1853 N.Y.
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FOR SALE.

fH THE STORE IN SHASTA, FORMER
Hfsmi ly occupied by Brastow, Harris & Co.
1911 Apply to
L. C. WOODMAN
Shasta March L. lS13 marlq OFF
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TO Tile CITIZENS OF snAsrA.

HNHE UNDERSIGNED BEGS LEAVE TO
l. return To The citizens of Shasta his sincere
thanks. for The promp'ness and Industry which
they displayed III assisting him to extinguiSh the
FIRE which accidentally ccurred ia the rear oi
his brewery on Manday last. Without sach
timely assistance my establishment would have
teeu entirely consumed.
myi4 lrs JACOB ELLSASER
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San Francisco. @f-4 So Shasta
8T HARRINGTON & DOLL.
Main street, Shasta, Opposite the FL DorDdo Hotel.
"HOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w IN Groceries. Provisions Cigars, Liquors.
and a general assortment of goods suitable 10
the trade t
Mouthly shipments of Groceries received from
New York
We are persuaded that with our facilities for
making purchases below, we can supply. pack
ers, miners and house keepers with every arti-
Gle OF the trade, upon terms as moderate us any
establishments in Northern California.
Highest price paid for Gold Dust
Shasta City. April 8. 1853. ap9tf
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FREE TRADE MEAT MARKET.

FREE TRADE MEAT MARKET.
Corner Of Main Street and DaingerGeld Court.
fSes PUBLIC ATTENTION IS
40 called to the old and well =N
FREE TRADE MEAT MARKET,
situated ON Main street, corner of Daingerheld
Court, Shasta The market being very commo-
dious the arrangements are such as TO afford am
pie room for the vendors of the various articles
offered for sale. The proprietors have spared
pains TO render this market place of general
resort Affording as it does, cool and shady
retreat, citizens are cordially requested to pay
rs visit, and see for themselves the elegance of
our arrangements.
Hotel and Restaurant keepers and private
families, can at all times be supplied with the
following articles of the best quality. viz:
Beet, Mutton,
Venison Lamb,
CorDed Beef Veal,
Picked Pork, Sausages,
TRIPE--This department. is under the special
superintendent of Mr. Melville, who will
vouch for the entire cleanliness of the article.
Also always on hand fine assortment of Liver,
with without bone.
$4,000 in gold dust wanted for which the
highest market price will be paid
marl9tf RUDER & MELVILLE.
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The United States steamer Gsorgia. Lieut. Bullock
commander, arrived NJ New York on yesterday morning
She sailed fIom Aspinwall al o'clock a. m 18th inst,
and arrived Cd Havana at o'clock D. m 2aih insisnt
left Havana for New York ~ o'clock, D. m a4,h ms,
She was placed in quarantine during her stay although
there sick ness board, and no person allowed
TO enter or leave tho ship.
June 18Th. on the outward passage. w. II. Harrison
and June 10th. at Navy bay. Pslrick Kennedy Are.
man, fell overheard and were drowned. The following
deaths occurred on board the homewsrJ passage
ane 20, H. Young, abofer the Panama railroad June
24h. Washington Stephens, of Mentz, Cayuga county,
New York; June 25th, Isaac w. Pcrdew Of Dahlonega
Georgia
The Georgia brought g. TAI 1853 in gold.
by The Georgia we have files OF California papers 10
the ls Instant but they contain later INTEL Than
we have already published
FRom JAMACA.--Our dates from Kingston, Jamaics,
The % instant, The state OF affairs between the
assembly and council remains the last ad-
vices The assembly meets at intervals, but transacls
no business The governor ID still engaged in releasing
the State prisoners, according his threat previously
made to the assembly. The yellow fever, from the
meagre accounts contained in the newspapers, appears
to be the decrease Alfred Smay, band OF the
first West India regiment, who had just obtained his dis
charge, and about taking passage New York, had
died with the fever Also Captain Helers, the first and
second mates, and two oil The oil the brig Eagle OF
Halifax The fever is said TO have made its appearance
on the island OF Antigua.
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THE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER.
w. ID. WALLACE & WIN. n. HOPE.

HAVING purchased the Washington city Evening Starr will
publication
Tuesday next, July 5h, 1853 shall be spirited acy
and thoroughly informed all subjects Of public
be conducted entirely independent Of and
out fear, favor malice.
tier In the family ccle and absolutely necessary aasactns
description Of business Columbia and lis vcin
well ~ 10 those distance
what msy be going on In Washingon wha,
by branch OF IN department bureau
Subscribers In Washington, Georgetown md Alexandra will
continue TO ba served with the daily per
weekly TO the agent. $3.50
10 single sass bers BY mail the daily the price 50
per annuin. To clubs OF ten, - each 80 -
The WEEKLY STAR" handsome double Sheet viii be pub
shed Al 81 annum Fractions OF dollar may by
mail in postage stamps
Mail subscriptions either edition be paid invariably ad
..UIf-#
The postage all letters to the
editors publishes OF the Evening Star prepaid.
The citizens Of Washington, Georgetown,
shortly called BY who will be authorized
and address Of those who with,
cnlly, tbs Washington newspaper Of the day.
The Evening office
OF its junction with lah and avenue
opposite the Irving Hotel.
July 2-3t tF.-ss5 sa.l4s (.
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A valuable Invention.

Levi s. Reynolds, esq, of Indiana, has obtained
paten. for Touring machine called "1he Ind,aaa
Bran Dustn." The mers OF Georgetown, D. c., and
those Of Indiana, Ohio, Virginia, and Maryland. who
have it, testify that it is very SIMPLE durable, and
quiTes but little power, while it takes-after the bolts
can get more four-from and quarter TO three
barrels Of good flour from the oal OF each hundred bar
rels
General d. Reynolds brother TO the inventor we are
informed. has purchased the right 10 France, Great Brit,
ain and colonies, and will soon export his patents.
This invention Affects the great wheat interest Of the
country, and is of immense value.
The value OF this invention will be understood when
know that 900 barrels Of -four would be saved in
he United States by lis use.s
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The democratic and wing papers at Memphis, Tsnaes-
give detailed account OF recent discussion in that
city between Col Johnson and Msor Henry, The cand-
dates for governor from which infer that the election
Of the former be anticipated with much confidence
We consider the account given by the whig paper as
virtual admission that Col Johnson gained decided r-
uph. willis, the democratic paper the Appeal speaks of
the discussion follows;
AS the result OF the debate there can be no difference
Of opinion among wings democrats witnes
more completes overwhelming triumph than that of Mr..
Johnson Mr., Henry met aud oyerhsown at every
point with power ofhumor. logic, and sptness OF Illus
uation which wo never heard snrpa the stump In
the opening Of bis remarks tho OF MIR Johnson was
laboted and supervising but progressed and
ed with his subject he to power and
Ing eoquence, until the audience fairly taken by Storm
made the hall ring with loud and prolonged peais of
piausc Such display Of intellectual fireworks as he lei
oil around the he OF his bewdered snagonis, we
saw before" flt
The editor OF the Appeal closes notice Of the debate
with the significant declaration that we have not seen
single individual since the debate but what now regards
his (Johnson's) election as ccrtan'
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The Evening star.


An advertisement in our columns this morning an
nounc That this widely circulated newspaper has been
purchased by w d. Wallsch and w. II. Hope, esqrs.,
aud that il will from Tuesday next be published in an
enlarged aud highly improved form. Mr. Wallach will
be the editor, and Mr. Hope the business partner Both
OF these gentlemen have been connected with the
public press. MIR. Waach is well known as an ac-
complished journalist Of quick, Industrious and en-
ergehc habis and also Us gentleman of experience
and information. He was the author OF the able New
York letters on foreign affairs which appeared in the
Union during the Hungarian and other contemporary al
temps a, revolution in Europe he has contributed many
valuable articles to the Naiona InseEigeneer and the
popular letters, signed "lchabod," which appeared in
the Republic some weeks ago. were from his graceful
pen. Mr. Hope has been connected with the Baltimore
Republican and the Philadelphia Pennsy yanan both Of
them journals of influence, and in both he gave great
satisfaction In such hands the Star cannot fail to be
highly acceptable evening vsiter and to be en-
,iToy independent good will follow an honest and an
upright Whether as reflex of Washing ton
gossip of Washington opinions as the early mes.
senger OF intelligence from distance cannot fail to be
both locally and generally popular. We sincerey wish
il success.
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From British Guiana.

Accounts received from Georgetown, British Guiana,
10 May 3ls. state that information had been received
there. that battle had taken place Berba about 900
miles distant from New Amsterdam, between two tribes
OF Indians, which resulted in eight killed and nine
wounded.
The superintendent OF the disc, had gone proven,
further mischief,
company has been formed TO build line OF steam
es to ply between Georgetown, Madeira and the Cana
re.; and TO induce emigration from those countries to
GEORGETOWN, the bouhy to emgran,s has been increased
to $50 per head
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WASHINGTON, ID. c., June 80, 1853.

To the Editor of the Union:
SIR: notice that most OF the public journals. in an
nouncing the appointment of secretary oil legation to
Russia" make mistake in the name OF the gentleman
appointed His name is ar Augustus Ervsg," not
Ewing" as many papers have it This you may moi
deem important, bu, il gives an opportunity for conec,
hon, and At the same time to add that kr Erving is
lawyer by profession, and has been for the pas, four
years the "private secretary OF Gov Seymour OF Con-
necliout He is graduate OF "Trnily College" Hart.
ford and as mathematician had no superior in his
class His tine scholastic a,tanmenis md great natural
ability in connection with bis intimate relations with the
envoy, Governor Seymour, emnently ft him for use
funess in the position assigned him by Franklin Pierce
which appointment has procured for him The congratua
tons OF host OF friends in "CONNECTtCUrr
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usurpaoa or unconstitutional aggIsssioa 10 met with
aiset submission. then consolidation triumphs and The
coasasiioas Uaioa receives fatal stab But we nssd
not pursue lhs subject farther Gea Davis has proved
his devotion 10 The Union Too faly require that we
shosd sesd more tune exposing the ad sopsaniu. OBJ
jec.ions Of the Ashland wing committee rhey may
eamor about their love OF tbs Union until they
gray Norwegian rats aud then all their evidences Of
attachment to the Union combined will bear about as
much OF comparison to Gen Davss love Of the Union
Is molehll bear to mountain They prove their de-
vJliOn 10 the Union BY words-Gen. Davis BY deeds.
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THE SLAVE TRADE IN CuBA-The Georgia barely
touched al Havana, and the news il not important
There had been between two and three hundred adj
donal slaves brought in from Africa but some arrests
OF the importers OF Africans have been made Julian
Zausta arrested by General Canedo il is said will be
sent to Spain. About 900 OF his negroes, which made
part OF the cargo OF the Lady Suffolk had been taken
Sania, Bavc, :" Swaxnavnr" and many OF the most ex
tensve slave traders 10 visit him. He resided in
the house OF the governor OF the CASTLE and except say
ing the or during the day. has everything he wishes for
II is stated that the exact number OF negroes landed
from the Lady SnHolk the En- ,enaa de Cocbnos on
the 23d Of May. was l2s7. Many OF the negroes had
died on Zsoeta's estate, and il impossible 10 an.
proach from the pes,ifcous OF The atmosphere
caused BY euva arising from dead bodies of baf.bued
negroes What Is kind OF cholera generated on
board shr, from the crowded Of the hold is car
ying od multludes OF the weiched victims belong ny 10
the neghboing estates. 800 OF the negroes died during
the voyage from Africa, from suaoca,ion and other
causes. N
II 10 ssd that Canedo has given ordera 10 arrest
Pedro FocaJenext 10 Zuluea the most extensive slave
trader Several vessels have started from Havana ana
other ports on new expeditions 10 Africa bring slaves
TO Cuba. es. ,s4ssg
The Spanish squadron, with appointments and
full complement of men, got under way and proceeded
to sea from Havana on the morning Of the 22d June
Tor nautical and naval practice folio VS.:
War steamer Isabel l." commander, captain of shir-
oi-war, Eusebia Sacedo; frigate Espcanza command.
er, captain OF line Of battle Jose M Parsa brr
pahano' commander. Lieutenant Juan b. Topcie; brig
se'pon' commander. Lieutenant Assonio CASTOR; and
brig Nefv'on commander, Lieutenant Salvador Moreno
nv Erprss,
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ny E. n. srRATrON, Aaoaienssr,
{peuuS,fraufa areuur sat1fh sfSS INA sfr<<f

(Pennsyieana south ride, LOLA ssreef)
EURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS OF PRIVATE
fsmiy auction, may concern )-On
Tuesday July 5h 10 O'Clock resdsnce w
Choa ~ Pennsy shall sell all the
household variety
pao chamber dining and kitchen furniture in excellent
condition.
Of t25 under,
and srty days. satisfactorily cndorsed bearing Interest
July dts -
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TO WIlALEMEN AND MERCHANTS IN THE pa
CIFIC TRADE.

TO lease for ofysar, CHARLES BLAND OF the Ga
.asS q ,s eosIi o. america The leland situated
weh and = about een miles from BY
ing Island perfectly eomaoIo.. rss ssmpss,"r.
in Ash Of sina. and ~
r "a a sn q um o ss's s.
best route FOR vessels bound from tho Atlantic
pabe Of producing all kinds Tropical plants together any
those o. me temperate zone sugar cane to tho height
r. seed thfves we and IL quality
Not only s s., The side. Of The higher noan,.ins
rapid succession moistcned in heavy
There 5000 10000 head n
thriving cse besides horses, mules eDsts
transient vessels touching there large peon
me os aaa s the TO . and ..
supply Of during the ppes
miles, copou. parrs, w.sss can - osssiseS
capable Of supplying the increasing feet Of n
Of The fac6c become. destined
TO occupy an important position cosns depot m aud
Of what is called the efsAors ground
terps island ps-eas most invanr MD where
tain and bounfu harvest OF profits be realised AN
epooc United ssssss win s
ceive prompt attention
An interesting island prod ssows advsn
United sistcs irsis Po,omac under The cmwssd Of
John Downs, In 1881. 1872, lsJJ, and 1884, s ~ sa
HE Ram rIague-A Narrative for sAs Adns.is,on
and Instruction Of both Old and Young Rich
New edition Of Posters Essay. Popular sno.aes. Pic. rs
censs sH cE..sT- -
Perm Leave. i,o. s..ry,. ro,sdlo. d IS.
CaIsssss and The JsssI,s; by Hcu.nc. q.
o'""s"'', ." so''"o"' Song y sroy ..s q ~
July 1 - Seventh suess
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ny GREEN q SCOTT. A.et,onesr..

TWO TWo-sToRY FRAME HOUSES, WITH BRICK BASE
and sucton.On Tuesday, this Sh Of July,
shall SELL IN front OF the premises hapast O'Clock
aicd on lh street west seyssn and street. south u bc.s
square 2p6 18th 81
running alley feet Inc good
conveniently arranged each, built Of the beat material
And faithfully executed. "a
Terms One third cad, balance in and u months, the pur
fur deferred bearing from
Of deed and derd Of trust hksn Title ndis
putsbIe. GREEN 4 SCOTT,
July Id Aucuonees.
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Bar7rsH psovIScss.-We are indebted TO In. clerk
Of the Eastern City for ST. John, IN B..) paper.
fhe Newfoundland government have armed schoon.r
Charles appointed Mr. Warren preventive officer for IN.
fisheries at Bell sle and the Labrador A French
steamer was at anchor at Sydney, Cape Breton At
PIaceniia bay the fshenes wretcbed. Captain
CosdingIy. OF barquc Lord Musrave, killed a, ST.
John by barrel Of pork falling him. The Creole
had been lowed toto ST, John and will be able to put
steam again.-poson Pos.
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VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED PROPERTY
auconon Tuesday the 5ih Of July shall sell front
the premises O'clock bsndsons building lot font
Virginia about thirty
SOUTH between III and ~ being half 10, No
square No. ST.
Ao wednesday the 9th Of July shall e in front Of the
premises O'Clock, handsome
and the lots which they being
ssd subdivision as, fonng
fee, alley seventy eight feet six inches The handsome
and arranged aad
sons ~hng to make good invest berg handsome loca
ton.
Also O'Clock the same evening we shall sell unt
Of the No H. subdivision
Msssachueu
hassscneis % feet and las lh
third cash; twelve eighteen
ing interest from the OF given
GREEN d SCOTT,
July Id Aucsionsen.
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BY GREEN q HCOTr. Aussioneers.
TRUsTEEs' SALE or LEAsRHoLD LARGE FIRE PROOF
safe, connts dssks, copying oil CLOTH Ac
auconOn "Wednesday he sth Of July ssi se at II oceck
recently Cotumbia bank
aide of Pennsylvania * 9th
the effects Of the establishment, via;
SIX feet high -four
f-et inches wide, made by Slss G. Herring
Ono balance and stand for weighing gold
Large and small osi-<bssh covered
fine ehsrry counter aad CS1ce writing decks
DO hatrack and Once table
Walnut and ohsee chairs spittoons
Fine eieh,-day marine clock Ft
One copying H
Forty yavds cloth, 3pIy and other carpet
Iron railing large once hall and pipe
Also, pucd OF voow, which has
and moss aaa the busners and Asufs The
room eshnvs feet deep ~ fness WIDE having Mont on Penn
finely papered,
calculated being business Of
city, refrsH 1T r414aH
ihe very quality
nearly Persoss wishing purchase articles OF kind will
do we'll attend the sale.
Terms An Of and under $40, co. credit Of
and four monhs for satisfactorily endorsed bearing
terssf. 5#E. tM#.W
ny order Of the GREEN SCOTT,
June Nd HEHHy Auetionsers.