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K. G.. GILLETTE,
Civil Engineer.

County Surveyor Of Shasta County.
CURvEYS AND RECORDS THE FIELD
~ Notes of land claims Canals and fumes
laid out and graded. Plans, estimates and spe-
cifications drawn up for bridges, aqueducts,
dams and all kinds of structures
Office in County Clerks Office. mar19tf
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DOWNER Il CO.

Main Street, Shasta City.
XXTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w in Provisions, Groceries, Clothing, &c.
large variety of Hardware, Carpenters,
Blacksmith, Miners and Farming Tools, Cross
Cut and Pitt Saws, Nails, Grind Stones, Crock
cry, Cotton and Linen Duck, Cotton Sheetings,
Calico and variety goods. Also full assort-
ment of fresh garden seeds from Long Island.
Seed Corn aud Peas, Clover Seed. &c. SC.
marl9 If
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

- ON THE MOST REASONABLE
iiiZ terms, the Cottage House, situated on
- the northeast side of Shasta City, The
house is new, and is beautifully situated conve-
nient to good water. For further particulars APP
ply to l.. H. Barber or E. w. Mech, at the Bill
lard Saloon
Shasta City. May Sd, 1853. my If
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. ,y,x,. FIRST GRAND RATTLE.
200 TICKETS-20 PRIZES
-,.a nj S5OO---Tickets 81 80 Ench.

v.,,cd nj S5OO---Tickcts 81, 80 Each'
vxTuL BE DRAWN on SATchDAf
w the 9th day of August, Lefi4 1,1,st
Gya.d Rattle, for the following catalogue =. uo,'
,.nJ silver Watches and other valuable 1e"eHsi
eThs articles named are warranted genuine anu
nlaced below regular retail prices.
/. Gold Hunting Patent Lever, -
pometer balance, Johnson n'a . a,zo m
No. - 2g3. warranted, valued al si'''oo
Gold Hunting Watch and ehaiii' w. on m
'Voo, No 90 663, 1000
4. Silver HHhlin5 ,e,ueuts. No. 1898, $500
r S,lid Gold Chased h'hs' o'oo
8 = Two solid Gold Kings valued at a. m
9 ei g11 Fob-Cbain. with Gold
Bnckle and Seal. 2o'oo
g. One Gold Oehs D ID eA''i'' ,.oo
Bear - i''oo
'' valued al ten dollars each. 1000
IA IS. Two Gold Locket Rings, valued
at ten dollars each. 5000
l6 II. Two Gold Pencils, valued at
ten dollars each. 1000
"a One Gold Seal, valued at 1000
10. 20. Two Silver Pencils. with Gold
Pens. valued at five dollars each, 1000
Tickets $2,Js, for sale at Levin Jewelry
Store. opposite Bull. Baker & Co., Main street
Shasta City, July 20, ls53. jy20 st
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U.RRINGTON & DOLL.

VNOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM their
w old customers and the public generally
that they have now on hand large and general
assortment of Groceries, Provisions, Liquors, Cl-
CARS, Clothing. &c. sc. In their new Ware
house, lower end Of town, which they offer Tor
sale at the lowest market rates.
je25 IT, HARRINGTON i DOLL
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UPPER MOUNTAIN HOUSE.

fs5,IssT THIS HOUSE, LONG KNOWN TO
liiS travellers and packers as of the
- best houses this route, is situated
about halfway between Weaverrille and Slas-
ia. An excellent table is always provided. and
the Bar has constantly on hand supply of the
best Liquors and Cigars.
Good accommodations for mules and horses
can always be had and constant supply of
Hay and Barley is always kept on hand.
J. MCLAUGHLIN,
je1lt Proprietor.
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RRrcK. RRICK.. BRICK.,.

~ NJ ROCHE & co. RESPECTFULLY
VI. informs the citizens of Shasta, that they
are now prepared to receive orders for brick
All orders will be thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
Apply at the brick yard. or to J. c. Spencer
our Agent. hocHE ~
Shasta July %, 1858 Jy23 3m
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NJ. JACOBSON q co.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN Ready Made
Clothing,
BOOTS, SHOES, QUEENSWARE, HARD.
ID ware, Looking Glasses. Playing Cards, &c.
&c. Messrs. Jacobson 4 Co. woud inform the
public of Shasta and the surrounding country
generally, that they have again rebuilt ON the
old stand adjoining the st. Charles and are now
prepared 10 accommodate their friends with all
articles III their line on the most moderate
terms.
Shasta July ,. If
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CHILE FLOUR.
BARLEY BAGS.
j. A. RAYMOND,
Physician and Surgeon.

AOULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
W the public, that he is about to engage in
the business of his profession i'll Shasta and from
an experience OF ten years public and private
practice IN the Atlantic States, large share OF
winch time he was Surgeon TO IA Public Hosp
tai, where he was constantly engaged in surg-
cal practice, he hopes by strict attention to
MS business, TO merit share OF public patron
age.
Shasta, May 5, 1853 N.Y. If
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PLUnMER e. METCHEEEL.

EEAYING REBUILT AND RECEIVED A
u IL New Stock of Provisions and Liquors. will
be pleased 10 again their friends and Gus
toners. We have OH hand
10 NJ Regalia Cigars, 20 Cases Sauterne,
81 Cases Hook, II doz. Bait. OYSTERS
- Kegs Whisky, 20 Kegs Gin.
Port Wine and fine Brandies. Also a good as
sortment OF staple articles, whch will be sold
Cheap
ie21 If
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SHASTA BOOK STORE.

SHASTA BOOK STORE.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
CTATIONERY, BLANK BOOKS, &c.
- Tuck's Memorandum and Pass Books,
White, Blue and Gilt Edge Letter Paper,
Buff. White and Fancy Envelopes.
Gold and Steel Pens Waters and Notices,
Maynard's and Noyes' Black Writing Ink,
assorted szes, By
ie4tf A. ROMAN
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
n the estate of John Melville. deceased,
are required to exhibit them with The necessary
vouchers, within ten months aitef ua'e Vi 'nis
notice to the undersigned, Administrator, at
his of;ce in Shasta or they will be forever
haired ID. D. HARRILL,
Public Admioistrar.
.Sb.s,, Cal Julv %. 1853 jye3 1t
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT AT
~ u general election to be holden throughout
the State of California, the first Wednesday
of September A d. 1873, the following officers
to be elected, viz:
GoyERSoR,
Lieutenant Governor, One Supreme Judge
State Comptroller, State Treasurer,
Attorney General Surveyor General,
Superintendent of Public Instruction.
SENATORS.
The Counties of San Diego. San Bernardno
and Los Angeles, the First District one senator
The Counties of Santa Barbara and San Luis
Obispo, the Second District, one senator.
The Counties OF Monterey and Santa Cruz
die Third District, one senator.
The County of San Francisco, the Fifth Dis
1rct. two senators.
The County of Tuolumne, the Seventh Dis
trct one senator.
The County OF Sacramento, the Ninth District,
senator.
The Counties of Solano. Yolo and Nana the
Tenth District, senator.
The Counties uf Trinity Klamath. Humboldt
and Siskiyou, the Twelfth District one senator.
The Counties of Shasta and Colusi, The Thir-
teenth District, senator.
The County of Butte, the Fourteenth District,
senator.
The County of Yuba, the Fifteenth District,
The County Of Nevada, the Sixteenth District,
one senator
The County of Placer, the Seventeenth Dis
trict, one senator.
The County of Ell Dorado, the Eighteenth
District three senators.
The County of Sierra, the Twentieth District
one Senator.
MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY
San Diego county one Member.
San Bernardino county, one Member.
Los Angeles county, two Members.
Santa Barbara county one Member.
San Luis Obispo county. one Member.
Monterey county, one Member.
Santa Cruz county. one Member.
Santa Clara county, two Members.
Alameda county, one Member.
San Francisco county, nine Members.
Marlposa county, two Members.
Tulare County, one Member.
Tuolumne county, five Members.
San Joaquin county, two Members.
Contra Costa county. one Member.
Sacramento county four Members.
Solano county, one Member.
Napa county, one Member.
Nolo county, one Member.
Sonoma and Mendocino counties, two Mem
bers.
Marin county, one Member.
Trinity county, one Member.
Klamath county, one Member.
Humboldt county. one Member.
Sskiyou county, one Member
Shasta county, one Member.
Colus county, one Member.
Butte county. three Members.
Yuba county, five Members
Nevada county, FIVE Members.
Suffer county, one Member.
Placer county. four Members.
FL Dorado county, eight Members.
Caaveras county, FIVE Members.
Sierra county, two Members.
The attention of County Judges is directed to
1he Sd section of Act entitled . An Act to
Regulate Elections, passed March ODD, 1850.
from which it will be seen that all vacancies
which are about To occur in office by the expl-
raiou of the full term thereof, shall be supplied
ut the general election.
Given under my hand and the Great Seal of
the State of Calitoral, III Benicia, this 18th day
OF July, 1853. JOHN BlGLER,
Governor.
Attest, J. W. DENVER. Sec'y of State. jy23te
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CgsoCKEEsY AND ET,assVARE.

A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF CROCK
IA cry and Glassware. for sale by
i. . II. HARRINGTON & DOLL.
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CIGARS AND TOBACCO.

NTE TAKE PLEASURE IN INFORMING
w the citizens and Merchants of Shasta,
aud the surrounding country that we have open
ed in this place branch OF our San Francisco
and Sacramento houses, now three years esiab
lislied. aud will, at all times, keep on hand, a
a complete stock of
CIGARS, TOBACCO,
and all articles usually kept in establishment
like ours, which we viii sell, wholesale aid re-
tail, at prices low any other house.
Store next door below Rhodes & Lusk's Ex-
press office.
GREENWOOD, NEWBAUER & co.
Shasta, July l6, 1853. lyle 3m
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II. LEVI ~ CO.,
On Hand Agaia,
Tn THE NEW BUILDING ADJOINING
Il the ST. Charles Hotel, with splendid assort-
ment of
Cigars, Tobacco, Fruits,
Nuts, Knives, Pipes, Colts Pistols, and many
fancy articles, too numerous TO mention.
ALSO,
A fine lot of Glass Ware you desire first
rate cigar, just dropin jul6tf
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TO THE TRADE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS COMMENCED
Il business in Shasta City, next door TO Mr..
Loag's Horsemarket where he offars for sale all
kinds of
ProriStons
Groceries,
Liquors,
Mining Tools, &c.
At the lowest market rates HI takes this OPP
portunity of returning his thanks to his former
customers through bout the county, and request
ing them to give him call when in town
Packers, traders and miners who buy for cash
are Informed that the subscriber guarantees
his goods. and will not be ouidone in modera-
ton in his charges by any dealers in town.
iy2 If HUGH MACkAY.
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Lost

LOST.
ON OR ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF MAY,
" between the Canon House and American
Ranch note made payable to A. NJ. Dibble.
dated Feb. l. 1858, for the sum of $3.50, at two
per cent. per month, payable the LIST of Sept,
1853. Transferred to J. A. Brownell on the
back. for value received. first of May, 1853,
A. NJ Dbble, and signed Oendorf e. Rand.
ieIIff JAS. A. BROWNELL.
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HABANA CIGARS.

TUST RECEIVED, A LARGE AND SPLEEN
y did assortment of superior Cigars. Offered
for sale at the Shasta Book Store, by
ie4tf A ROMAN
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reference to frauds TO be committed heresf-
ter.
Mr.. Marshall, Of California, who had the
floor from yesterday, and intimated that it was
his intention TO bring in a resolution, placing
ten millions of dollars at the disposal OF the
next President, to meet any exigency that
might arise, growing out of our political rela-
tons, as q proof OF the same confidence being
felt by the House which had been manifested
by large majority Of the people.
He then proceeded to call the attention OF
the members to the question of Hayti and Nc
aragus, and condemned the conduct of the
administration in relation 10 those countries /;
and expressed his surprise at the sentiments
uttered by Mr.. Vensble when he opened the
debate, whose opposition to the Acquisition of
territory he attributed to repugnance to ac-
quire any more territory where slavery might
not continue TO prevail, and instanced Califor-
MA as proof that, under the compromise, the
American people will never consent TO its exist
ence, as degrading labor.
He alluded, at considerable length, to the
position of Hayti, commanding as it does the
Island of Cuba, and the threatening attitude
assumed 10y this country in connection with
France and England; condemned an toto the
Clayton and Bulwer treaty, and was proceed
ing to consider the Cuban question when his
hour expired.
Mr.. Howard, of Texas, addressed the Com
mittee relative to the Importance of Cuba.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 7.
The House went into Committee OF the
Whole on the private calendar Under the
rule, there was no debate the proceedings be-
ing confined to the taking up and reading bills
and reports. single objection y was sufh-
Gent to cause bill to go over.
When the Committee rose, twenty-five bills
which had been laid aside were reported to
the House
Mr.. Phelps suggested that those bills be
passed upon IN gross with the amendments
agreed to in Committee
The Speaker replied that bills on the table
pending from the last session must first be act
ed on, unless by general consent
This was refused
Mr.. Houston, from the Committee of WAYS
and Means reported bill making appropria-
tons for the navy for the year ending June 80
1854 which was referred to the Committee o {
the Whole en- the state Of the Union.
The House then passed thirty four private
bills
And adjourned till Monday,
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EQUESTRIAN STATUE OF GEN. JAcKsoN.-An
IMPOSING exhibition took place in this city last
Saturday, on the occasion of the dedication Of
Clark Slllls'4 Equestrian Statue of General
Jackson. There was a long civic procession
The military were ont in full unform-thou-
sands of spectators were present. Senator
Douglas, the orator Of the day, delivered what
the Union styles an able, graphic, and STIR
ring address. at the close of which, amidst the
shoRs of the multitude, Clark Mills was intro
duced The Union says
"He had no words to express his feelings,
and in lieu of words he pointed to the yelled
statue the veil was instantly withdrawn, and
Jackson ON his steed, as if in full action, full OF
Life and energy, was revealed. That was his
speech add none could have been more apprO-
rriate Without instruction, without instru-
ments or appliances, with but little encourage
mqnt and against the circumstances and him
drance, of men of art and men of science, he
had labored for years and by simple gesture
he pointed to the result of his labors."
This work is noble triumph of genius.
THE LENNON CAsE-Virginia, it is said, will
take measures to have the Lennon case
brought before the Supreme Court Of the Uni
ted States 1t hopes to obtain Judicial sanction
for its attempt to make New York slave mart.
Daniel B. Taylor, who represents PrO-Sla-
''y constituency in New York city, has intro
ilced bill into the Legislature of New York,
or the qualified establishment Of slavery in
that State We suppose his object is to add
. the other exports Of New York, the export
II human beings
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MONDAY IN CONGRESS.

The Senate had the Bulwer Treaty under
discussion until o'clock, when they went into
Executive session.
The House refused to suspend the rules for
the purpose of aking up resolution granting
the use of the Hall to the American Colonial
ton Society
The House resolved itself into a Committee
of the Whole on the state of the Union, and re-
sumed tho consideration of tho Deficiency bill.
MIR. Bell, of Ohio addressed the Committee,
strongly protesting against all movements to-
wards the acquisition of Cuba.
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OBITUARY.

Died in Andover, Vt, December Sd, IRVING
Arnold, youngest son of Jonas and Fanny
Haseltine, aged nine years, Six months, and ten
days
Mysterious seem the ways of Providence,
when not the wretched, vicious and worth
less but the most intere sting and lovely, are
elt down IN the morning of life by the relent-
less hand Of Death
The rest of this Obituary notice We omit. 1t
l. aeautiiully written; but our friends must
~ mat if We once adopt the practice of pub
l'aOg long obituary notices we shall have no
'oa for anything else.
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FOREIGN NEWs-CHANGE OF THE BRITISH
MINISTRY

lie most important item OF news by the
A"a IS the overthrow of the Derby Ministry,
Ater an existence of but ten months. 1t took
pace on resolution Of D'Israeli to increase
'1e number OF houses to be taxed, not upon any
kaAssuon between the Free Traders and Protec-
'p"'e' u''bys Ministry had bowed to the
""' u TIE People. and recognised Free Trade
'"e p"Ilcy OF the empire their aim was to
''s"ent the revenue by an increase in one
,"' o' taxation The Opposition saw proper
u'a" me lines upon this motion, and to show
'uF'f want oil confidence in the Ministry. After
nara struggle, and brilliant debate of four
osn& division was had ON the morning OF
ne l1ih, and the Ministry was defeated-for
voc budget, 2S6 against it. 3O5-maiority
sa'a' the Ministry, 10. A resignation Col.
wed which was accepted by the Queen, and
""' supposed that new Ministry would be
'"'d consisting Of Wings and Peelites. under
,n' auspices of the Marquis of Lansdowne and
'ue tarl of Aberdeen.
,. al'IT IN the French Empire we're quiet.
, '' Napoleon was assuming the reserve
l' s'a'e OF an Emperor. Prince Napoleon
,ci,I' we eA'king of Westphalia, has been ap.
s,s .-'eu "overnor of Algeria. The Pope had
g ~ Ms qualification at the esta blishment
Napoleon. ' r'""'e W 'r"~n
,,, GSilARH!EjITs.--L,rrpooi Dee,mh,, -Rrs.d
Condition. '"''' markets ore in healthy
W. S1r,'" ns London Circular says that money
lb r" r.;i aud in good demand.
i,a e prices were fully maintained.
70 7it cash 'G Ia Scotch pig had advanced
4% na,anced sixpence. Tea quiet. Ds'
|, lsss -" STOCKS were in fair demand. II. s.
|! firm =, V sn ut 100 lO9Is, ex div. Penn.
lad =. ~ h 90 as7% ditto Bonds, IS: Mary.
nad advanced to 100 a 1902.
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,oySrsrENCy OF THE WASHINGTON
Ihb Union

49, aoote the following from the Washing
r.ioa of the 5th instant:
'O W. w. can call to mind hardly single i'm
W. act in the foreign policy OF the present
ToT'l.n p,.rot;on which, either in Its immediate
Admin ,.ar;or consequences and character, is
Of is ui, "Iat;on TO a greater or less degree OF
Dot alund American policy and doctrine en-
the .'J IN these resolutions The resolutions oil
eols ,.,i Cass.l In Central America, the Clay
Genera ,r ar treaty not only recognised Great
ton 1,,a a. rightlully party to negotiations
Bi'ap ~ me territorial rights OF independent
t9l''," ,,Soi upon this Continent but, IN ADJ
GJrH"a.Ss;" 49,. i is notorious that the Adm'nlstra-
ton ~ Utterly failed to secure the execution OF
ton IA, J,mental article Of the treaty which
la' o,es for The abandonment and Remuneration
gu ESSct Britain of her proteetorafe Jt'rssaie-
y o That region. The port and town OF oan
10" ." st;ll in the hands of British authori-
ties d.. .;ch,-
Tho recoguilion of Great Britain "as right
s,Ir marty to egotiations concerning the 'er-
,.ror;al rights of independent Governments
~, th;s continent as we'll as otis protectorate
.i.;.d;ction y in Central America, is held by
ia i'm to be a violation of the Monroe doc
~ embraced in the resolutions OF Gene
: and is accordingly denounced by tha'
And yet, this very journal has again
.d again expressed its strong appreciation oil
~ Ealmores Administration, for having rec
"A both Great Britain and France a.
t'h,G,Ilv carties to negotiations concerning
-, ts,r;torial rights of the independent Gov
.u,,sr, Of Hayti, and for having aided them
!, mint policy, which has resulted IN the
..,i;sbment of French "protectorate Juris-
- in Dominica What kind of respect
:. Ana 10 a Press which one day says one thing,
"a another, quite an opposite-which fercely
a..o,ts today principle, whose application it
will deny tomorrow
AGAIN and again, We call the attention OF
r., paonle to the cause of this gross inconsist-
.or Hayti is black empire, the offspring
6 ,arolaton which overthrow the master
I,u, If the white race-therefore, obnoxious to
;, Slsre Power This is the reason why the
,,;,ciple of Non-lntervention, so DANGEROUSLY
Il upon by the Washington Union, is to
lied in her case. For the purpose
Pro-Slavery antpathies against
md sustain European Interven-
)pean Protectorate. in her affairs,
.ntestably she is " an independent
.ent of this hemisphere"
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NOW Is THE TINE FOX CLUBS,

woOD%oRTH's YOU THIS CABINET
ular illustrated Young Peoples Magazine In tn e...
begins ns~ volume in January, 1853. The in,
Der Is charming thing, though only a fair
what the work u 20 he during the whole year
wish "a Subscribe csn do at a re iuced price
ae work In connection with other persons and reating
the several subscriptions at the tine Price-fcr
single copy, 81 four copies 3d. copies So and In
the latr EXTRA copy W the one who firms the
club Price Of speeinep numbers six cents only in post
once stamps DOaey.
Send on YOUR orders to the publisher,
d. A. wOODWORTB,
Dan ld-4t ll9 Nassau street, New York.
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FROM MEXICO.

Nal "a, "pns' reports from the South bring
IT, tn IRON the city of Mexico 10 Decem-
The Teh "e Chamber q Deputies had award
anpanv "'epec contract to the Guam ajuato
b. Tns, ~ majority Of six. This result
We erci,dsed aad had occasioned consider
u brssSia"ent. 1t was believed, however, that
ether ing up OF the Ministry would cause
Pant ,e. mango IN the policy Of the Govern
Rsuret m,ung the Tehuantcpec route. Senior
fNej aa sinister Of Foreign Affairs, had re-
|oatd ""' no successor had jet been ap-
ft,EeeD - from sonora state that the contesr
'He Federal forces and Count Raousset
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1000 BOOK AGENTS WANTED,
To sell Pictorial and Useful Works for the Year
1874
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS A Ye.Ry

ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS YEAR,
NANrrD 10 every comfy OF the United States sctiys
and ehtsrprising men to In the sale u soue
Of the hest books pnbh he'd In the country 70 men u
good sd treas possessing snail cspitso from j
such inducements will be offered enable them an Aka
BON - 60 % day profit
or The hooks Published by all nsefa In their
character extremely popular aud command large sales
wherever they offered
FIR furtl er pSTtou r. addrfss trostsge p1id)
BERT SEARS, Publisher
Ian I5-ft ISL William street, New York.
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CONVENTION OF CoLoRED PEOPLE IN OHIO
By order of State Central Committee, the
colored persons Of Ohio will hold a State Con.
vention at Columbus, on the 10th instant to
take into consideration the project lately intro.
duced into the Legislature for the re-enact.
ment of the Black Laws.
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a CHANCE TO MAKE MONEY.

krkOh s. TO $40 day may be maize by any individual
l. IN oity county with tue Of highly Us
iul 'ncovuy In universal demand, which viii ssad BY
istnrn NAL on enclosing 90 ms postags psi1 directed
10 II HOLT, Post Once Box No $50 Rochester New
fors ihs frs rate opportunity for Students
bvsd or Any yoang iaan young sy cut OF busins
Is meiiaeiy lucrative IN part Of che Uuit
States Ian AZ
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de Boulbon, the leader of the French expedi-
ton, had ended in the entire defeat and surren-
der Of the latter, with all his forces