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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-09-24
SHASTA WHOLESALE pEgsaE<
CURRENT.

SHASTA. Sept. eth. $50.
For the past week there has been good de
mand FOR all kinds of provisions. The nlinrrs
are providing for the winter a,.ihe present mod.
crate prices, as goods will advance as the rainy
season approaches. The quantity of goods
irving here is very large and well selec ed.
Flour, Halls Shovels per doz 36a40
Corn Meal, kiln AIolasses, 2,0oa2 p
dried, l24al4 Chill Peaches, 4Ga
Barley. 64o7 Dried Apples otao2
Beans. new crop. -nl4I Coffee, Rip. Jaya.h4na.5
Rice. China MOL, ais Teas Imp & G L IS 5nsO
Potatoes. SalqI Sugars, Manila, l6al8
Clear Pork, 2Sa30I No. China oiooo
Hams, 2Sa30I : pd crlsld, 24n25
Bacon, $500 Candles. admit. 3So4n
Butter, firkin, 45nlOl Salt. Io4o
Cheese. 2Sq3OI Mackerel hf bls $oioo.
Lard, 2Sa32I Brandy. sooaI
Tobacco, Grape -a5O Whiskey. O.. I75ao 90
Nails. 14al5 Port Wine. So a5a2 80
TICKS. per Coz, 26a30i Gin, Holland, 2,2lo25Q
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JAMES Psreick one Ut the most cnterpri>ing
merchants Of sanFrAncsco who always krcps
he beaYiest stock Of goods oi.hara- aud IS noted
for large sales at fair rates. may hereafter be
found BY his customers at his iine iisw brick
warehouse or BatIcry. street, tllree doors from
Pacific street, where be has every facility f':r
he exhibition Of his hue stock Of nerehar.lizc,
cigms, tobacco sc. In our paper to-day hiA
advertisements detaiI portion d his splendid
stock
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Orr PoR THE MouxrAIYs-Our Senior in
company with j. NJ. Rhodes, Esq, Of Express
celebrity, left this place ON Tuesday evening
last on trip TO the North, for health, business
and pleasure. During their absence they will
visit Yreka, SCOTS Valley and Weaverville.
We anticipate for them delightful jaunt-only
hoping that they may not become fascinated
10 forget altogether the existence of sanctuins
and banking houses
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GolSG HoAE.-A number Of our friends are
talking about trip 10 the Atlantic States and
commence descending upon us, considerable
number will no doubt have left. All expect to
return after the absence of few months with
their families. We wish them pleasan, trip,
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rrrrssuReH,-The population of this thriving
little mining town has been considerably IN
creased oh late. New and commodious honses
are being erected. and all preparing for a
busy winter Daring the rainy season i will be
one of the most lively aud prosperous mining
towns within the borders of Shasta County.
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Arrival of the Winfield Sco,f.

The Mail steamer Winfield Scott. Capt Blunt
Is days from Panama. The news has been but
eighteen days on the way from New Orleans,
twenty from New York. and most remarkable
of all, but thirty-one days from Europe. This is
by far the quickest time ever made. Tie news
was brought by the Ramsey route through Mex
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EDITORIAL FRAcAs.-A personal collision re-
Gently took place between Mr.. Purdy Editor
of the Statesman, in San Francisco and Mr. o.
s. Terry, of Stockton. Mr.. Terry con- planned
that personal attack had been made upon him
in the columns of the above named paper. Nei.
Their party was much hurt.
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PREsIDEsT PiERcE AND THE Pacific RAIL
RoAD.-The late Intelligence from the Atlantic
States ,iscloses the fact that Pres't Pierce has
determined net to adepi the Pacific Railroad
an Administration measure. He is said to
hold thai he was elected by the people President
pany.
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fUaA SsSAroR.-The official returns from
Euba County elect J. s. Steb5ins, D.. over Fall,
by majority of three votes. Mr.. Stebbns left
for the Atlantic on the steamer of the 10th nst
and carried with him The impression that he
defcatedb by some forty or fifty votes. He will
be agreeably surprised by The news which will
follow him in the next steamer
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NWTIEE

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
whom 1t may concern. that J. J. Bell,
citizen of Shasta County State of California.
VIII make application at the ensuing October
Term OF the Court nf Sessions to be held in at.l
tor said county, for a license to establish and
keep pnbc Toll-bridge across Clear Greek
IN SAID county. at the place known Bells fer.
ry. at The crossing OF the public road leading
from Shasta City to The town of Trhama.
T. MONTGOMERY,
scps4 1t A;,y for Petitioner
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ILLUSTRATED pAPERs.-Mr Roman of the
Shasta Book Store. has again placed under
great obligations TO him, hy furnishing us with
all the late American and English Illustrated
papers.
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AgRsrAls.-Since unr last issue several fani-
IN on the Noble Ronte- They ARE genera. y il
ine health, AMI most of them have I'll abiul-
dance OF stock.
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TIL E SHASTA COURIER.
SATURDAY MORNING SEPT. "a. 1853.
A gents for the Courier.

The following gentl, men regularly
authorized Agents, enpowere to collect Sub
scriptions, All, ertiselnenls. and job Work, and
receipt Tor the same -
SAs FRANCISCO Agency. -Octayian Hoogs
Esq. Aay advertisements loit at O Neara S
Printing Office, 1872. Clay street, will be attend
81 TO.
SAcgAHES1o AcExcY.--Mr. J. VI. Shepherd.
Office IN Book Store Il Shepherd s. Sydanl, J
sto;t, between 7,I and bth streets.
Ueareralie.-CnAa, ROGERS & Co.
One Horse Ior4.--oAlTA 4 ToLLMAS, Ex-
prcssmeu.
French Gnick-AloRKow g. SHANNON, and
SnRoETfR g. BRuSNiAG
I'reka GRAN, RvoeRs & Co.
IL AoEsls waused in every portion Of the
mines.
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Eve are indebted TO Mr.. Brigham, of I'd
aus 6. Cos Express, for the delivery Of our
California files, on yesterday. about al hour be-
fore the arrival of the stage
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KEa,xasssGg N9Y.gc9.

METHODIST EsIscogst CsuRcH.-Puhic scr
vices every Sunday ri l0i A. II. and u p. NJ
Sunday school every Sunday II 81 J. NJ
Rhy. JAMEs tiVG..Rs. Pastor.
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SoDs.-we arc obliged 10 Messrs. Vrscoli
Bartlett & Co. for dozen Of this deli hii,l
beverage.
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THE CnsFT-The comet lately visible at this
place Tor short period. has been very general,
seen on the islands al The Pacific and hv nav.
gators. The Australian papers las received alS
contain notices of It's appearance.
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Adams Il Co.

Will please accept orr Acknowledgements for
the delivery Of onr California files daily through
the week, aud for Atlantic Gles received by the
last steamers.
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EEA Mr. Rs.l,,ri Houston .scie.en.lv sl,o1
hiliis, Il Jas kscii,ii... feu dag .ilce
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Rhodes A. An-a,s Expires.

Have delivered California papers through the
week, for which they have onr thanks.
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OFFICIAL PAPER

For the Counties OF shasta, trinity. HI lam
min. and E7uinboIdt.
10 M Lfguz Adr9zlsenenls msst be pad 70,
adrancc.
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fonrn, DlaBolus SxopKs.
~ B.-Sense written the abnv, / find I've got
intn snap didn't xpect. This mornin. beE,re
got my thugs on, young man cum into nv
s'eepin place, lookn pale ana apkshns like. Sez
he, . Mr. Shocks, / hope don't illtrude" sor-
ter bows TO i'm, and he kinder .,ck knrage Sez
ne, . Mr.. Shocks, I've heern as how your father
was Justice of Peace for nine year in Aiken
sawi" That's troo, seq |. he waz. .Well.
them seq he, your the man that wuz wall
ten to see. I've bin made Justice, or rayiher
Squire of This here town, and orful time he'd
s'tfen or II. Now they tell me Squire must
De q"sf:aed in so meny days. Wen, never
doubted been qualified for any offs but do feel
kinder shy when it begins to cum to the pint.
want yQu, alr Shocks. 10 AK me sum cross
questions on law p;nis, and see if I'll doo."
sees the Young man had some promis in him.
aud NJ Hnas explained that by qnalifien wuz
nient 10 be s.eorn in. He seemed monstrous
CRATE iiil, ssz be, = Mr.. Shocks, please swar me
IN AT VIM. iad III Try few cases 10 cit INV
hand q rlshi off to-day" Civ i'm fiIrer lireck
sbnns. nnd he finally made ME pronis to spend
lie wi:'icr with llsll, and help in all notify kuu-
sarns ny The law
Wen hc;l skaselv got ihro with him, when
here cGiHs Asianis e. Co. and Rhmles & LuSk's
n en-. RI ~ ito ruu ov.r;cilcr and each hold
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intended TO git through with the reyDlvers
this week. but things Of This naiur can't be hnr-
RED, they II have their own way. So the best
thing you can do, Messrs. Editors is | expect.
to be 1'asann. Let your reaAers know That
am sitlen better frum the secls Nv the bad
water.
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INSTRUCTION..

BOOKKEEPING, &C--MR W. J. RENvILLE, NO. $50
I'D Broadway, continues to receive new pupils for
teal instruction in bookkeeping, arithmetic &c, quail
the duties Of the counting Open day and evening
DENMANsHIp MR. GOLDSMITH WILL RECEIVE
l. pupils daily at his rooms, $50 Broadway
ladies elal.cs - 4 ed clJe@ se.culca "a. A. NJ,
and and o'clock r. VI. Private instruction Mt hours
convenient " the pupil. See cards 1t Inc Academy.
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GRAND BAL DE SARACCO-UNDER THE MANAGE
VI ment OF committee OF his friends. at Nibos Saloon
is denitivey postponed to Thursday evening" February
17h of another great soree that be given
the Sd by wealthy family. This ball will be the
most fashionable and recherche of the The
and elegant dances have been selected and the most cee
brated musicians engaged Tickets Of admission exclu-
sivey for the ball. with privilege Of twelve twenty
lessons and circular containing full particulars be
procured at Mr.. Saraccos No ITO Grand street. four
doors west of Broadway by making immediate application
the number of tickets is limited 1t is scarcely neces
sary to aude to Mr. Saraccos professional Abilities the
superiority Of his talents and the rapid progress of his
pupils admitted. Adults who have danced be.
fore taught all the modern dances in single
of twelve lessons and during this arrangement, they
obtain tickets at the usual terms The dances
taught will include the Polka, Schottisch Polka Redowa
Redowa Waltz Mazourka Esnerahla, Cling temps Waltz
German Cotillons, &C., &c.
TESTIMONIAL SOIREE DANSEANTE TO MFSSRS. r. &
J. +. H. Burnton-Will take place Wednesday even
ing February9 at Charrauds rooms, 20 White street
Tickets be procured of any of the committee of
j. A. Dixon 299 Hudson street and A. Bunce 1874 Mas
street. s. A. BUNCE, Chairman.
W. HoRNICH Secretary.
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THE FXRENrEN.

TT,HE MEMBERS OF PROTECTION ENGINE co. NO.
i g. return their thanks tn Mr.. and Mrs. Watson, Of
1913 Bcekman street. for the bounfu supply of refresh
ments furnished after the fire Of Beekman and
Water streets, Feb. 2. W. G. LYONS, Foreman.
i. AC(iINNEs, Secretary.
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POLITICAL.


nEM0CRATIC REPUDLteAN GENERAL COMMITTEE
IL At meeting of this Committee, held at Tammany
Hall on Thursday evening February the following per-
unanimously elected officers for the year 1853
Chairman, Lorenzo b. Shepard Secretaries Thaddeus g.
Glover Abram Vosburgh Treas urer Jacob r. Oakley;
Sergeant at Arms John Becker The following resolution
adopted
Resolved That the members Of the Democratic Repub.
ican Young Mems General Committee for the year 1858
holding the certificates Of the inspectors appointed pur
suant 10 resolution at the last General Committee or
majority of such inspectors, except in such wards In
which elections have since been ordered In which
case those holding the certificates OF the inspectors ap-
pointed by this Committee, majority Of them, re-
uesed TO assemble at Tammany Hall Wednesday the
9th day Of February inst, atTs O'Clock r. NJ for the
xurrcie Of organization. L. b. SHEPARD, Chairman,
= r B. GLOVER, ls...
h. 8. YVsBuRan, S''se'a'es
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THE LECTURE SEASON.

s>NN~>N~~N~NNNNNN'sN~>|N
DOPULAR IECTURES-GREATER WONDER STILL
i Necromarcy Silenced-World OF Science Amused
Professor Williams experiments in Mental Alchemy are
creating renewed excitement He lectures at Blocker
buildings of Blocker and Morton streets at ~
O'Clock; Stuyvesant Institute, $50 Broadway, Monday
evening. Medical Office, 500 Broadway,
LNRANEIIN LECTURES AT THE TABERNACLE-PRo.
IL fessor Youmans gives his third lecture on Chens-
try on Monday evening" Feb at eight o'clock Subject:
Chemistry Of Vegetable Growth, which will be found
very interesting Admission, shilling.
METEOROLOGICAL ROOMS NO Alb BROADWAY,
Il corner of Lspenard sreet,--This evening, at y.
O'Clock, lecture upon Phrenology with remarks upon
the temperaments with reference 10 health, by Dr. Bar
Der. Admission free. chronological examinations and
advice, az the above place day and eyenngverbal %
cents; written, from 81 to So
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PERSONAL.

PEHSONAXe
A YOUNG WOMAN NAMED MARY MCCORMICK LEFT
"A her home, No. 257 Hudson avenue, Brooklyn on
Sunday the 30th of January about two O'Clock in the
morning, in insane state of mind. She is about 20
years of age and Of the middle sze dark velvet
hat dark plaid woocn shawl and dark deaine dress Any
person giving any information of her will be literally
warded and viii also relieve troubled father and
mother Address "Dens Mccormick" at the above
described premises.
INFORMATION WANTED OF CHARLES HORSMAN
alias Edward Smith. who arrived in New York by the
Emma Fields, from Liverpool about the latter end Of
November Any information will be thankfully received
by his wife, Mrs. Horsman, at Tapscotts Office, SO
South street
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VALENTINES.


VALENTINE PURCHASERS RESIDING AT A DIS
lance will please to remit me from 81 to $25, and
they will have sent by express the worth of 1t in artistic
valentines materials for double the value. JAS. b.
BIGGAR importer and manufacturer, GO Canal street.
Broadway.
VALENTINES II VALENTINES ESPECIAL NOTICE
to Buyers Of Valentnes.-AM persons buying their
valentines at the Broadway Post Office and Book Store
No. 422h Broadway Canal street, may have them
delivered to any part Of the city south Of Threth street
free Of postage Aarge and splendid assortment hand
JAMES c. HAIRCUT
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C1ORTUNE TE1iENG.-MRS. ALVIN, RENOWNED IN
Europe for her skill in foretelling the future will
turnish intelligence about all circumstances Of he to al
who address her Mrs. Alvin speaks the English,
French and German 4ngusges-311 Broome street,
Chryste street. stairs 0"ios hours from 10 A. n to
p.k
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lDFERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.
= SEE THIRD AND SEVENTH PAGES. "a

POST OFFICE NOTICES.
DOST OFFICE, NEW Observation-Disclosures
Il mails, per U. S. NJ s. Baltic, close at this Office on
Saturday, Feb. s, 1853, at 1o2 A. NJ.
VIM v. BRADY, P. NJ
DOST OFFICE NEW YORK-NOTCE.
i mails via Aspinwall direct, per U. g. NJ. s Georgia.
win close at this Office Saturday, the 9Th inst at r.
n. WIN v. BRADY, P. NJ.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.


~ RATqS-NEW PUBICATIONS-AP POPULAR TREA.
VI tse on the and of nervously debilitaed
health and eneebed constitution that harrass young
besets the OF pleasure, business study,
btters old age. just published and to be had GRATIS
by addressing post paid box 100 Broadway Post Office
New York
NEW EDITION-DR HOLIICK'S CELEBRATED BOOK
IN Physiology. Price dollar. Colored anatom-
ical plates To be had of all booksellers, of the pub
Usher T. Strong SO Nassau street. who will send it any
where by post Free receiving the money and address
1t is the only Of the kind complete Thousands are
sold daily Every one should possess it,
TT,HE METROPOLITAN A MONTHLY MAGAZINE
devoted to religion, education literature, and general
information, edited by clergyman, for sale by
w. TAYLOR 4 CO., 16 Park place
WILL BE PUBLISHED IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK.
w on Saturday, February s, by Pudney Russell, No
80 Broadway nearly opposite Trinity Church, and at the
bookstore of Stanford Swords 1877 Broadway the first
number of The Church Journal established for the du
sion Of intelligence, chiefly ecclesiastical and religious
and for the furtherance of the gospel of Lord
Christ taught in the Ancient Creeds and in the Book
of Common Prayer The size win be folio of eight pages
and the paper and printing of the best quality Published
at two dollars and fifty cents per annum if paid in adj
vance, three dollars if collected. Any person remit
ting twenty dollars shall receive ten copies of the paper
for year mailed according to his directions All
muncaton intended for the editorial department the
paper should be directed to the Editors of The Church
Journal so Broadway; and all letters business to
PUDNEY RUSSELL, Publishers 80 Broadway
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ITO DRUGGISTS A PARTNER IN THE
i retail drug business, with cash capital Of from
So 600 to $4,000 The store is Of the first class and long
established. To an enterrsing young man, conversant
with the retail business the above offers induce
mens. AZ dress with real name for three days, Che
mist Herald office.
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DEOPIE's FERRY TO STATEN ISLAND FOOT on
Il Liberty street, NY-0n and after Tuesday, Feb
A. 1850, ie steamboat Columbus VII run IS follows
Leave Staten leland N, o.. liz A. NJ; az, 4nP.
Lave New YorE, ca, lc5a A. NJ, IN, ~, "a PM
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WYE WHOSE NAMES ARE HEREUNTO SUBSCRIBED
w certify that present at the City Prison Of
the city and county of New York, the 2Sth day of
January 1858. at the time when execution done
upon the persons whose William Saul and
Nicholas Hewlett, who sentenced to be executed
the 2Sth day of January, 1853 and further certify
that said William Saul and Nicholas Hewlett the said
criminals WERE upon said 2s day of January 1852
the said City Prison. executed in conformity to the
ence Ct the court and the provisions Of the statutes in
such cases made and provided. JOHN ORSkR, Sheriff.
JAMES c. WnLEr, Under Sheriff.
FRANCS r. TIILou, Recorder.
Richard ID. Connolly, Hiram Engle,
Jacob F. Oakley, Jacob A. Westervelt
Richard +. Compton, Francis Fleet, NJ. d.,
Charles A. Abel, H. +. Quackenboss, N. d.,
J. Sherman Brownell Alex. +. Veche NJ. d.,
VIM. j. Brisey, Fred Vanderpool,
James 4. Powell, VIM. d. Briggs, NJ D.
G. s. Storm, VIM. ii. Cannif
Chas. ii. Ring, II. S. Swift, NJ D.,
Jacob Vanderpoo Austin l.. Sands, N. d.
George Wood, VIM. O'Donnell, NJ. ID.
Dated New York, January %, 1853
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THE BALL SEASON.


GRAND FANCY DRESS BALL, AT THE CHINESE
" Rooms $50 Broadway, Monday, Feb. 7. The
Seventh Regiment Band is engaged for this occasion.
Tickets for gentleman and ladies' 81 To be had at Nos.
~ and 81 North William street. of WIN. BUEHLER.
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DIX I n REwARD.-LOsr, ON THURSDAY NIGHT A
mIU gold fob chain The above reward will be paid
to any person leaving it at Iammany Hail. Of Mr..
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CALESMEN WANTED--T'HREE OR FOUR EXPERT
- eDced retail silk salesmen Apply before 10 A. NJ,
or after ?. NJ to ARNOLD CONSTABLE Il CO., 62 Canal
strt ct.
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r j. Soaring, COMMISSION MERCHANT, BOX NO.
d. 451 Post Office, San Francisco California Conspn-
ments of merchandise generally solicited. Reference
G. s. Robbins Sons, Wall street.
dN1 nnA WANTED ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Dl.OOO. for which a bond and mortgage will be
given real estate worth - 900. Apply to
JOHN BAKER, No. Franklin square.
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TITO GENTFEI YOUNG LADIES.-WANTED, A YOUNG
lady, of fine personal appearance, address and expe
riencc in the business to tend FIRST class bar and ice
cream saloon Please address Lake, Herald Office.
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AsTROI.OGY.

MRS BREWSTER TENDERS HER SERVICES TO THE
1VI ladies and gentlemen of this city, in astrology,
love- and law matters interpreting dreams &C. BY books
tell the of the lady gentleman they will marry;
Also the names Of the visers Residence SO Great
Jones street corner of the Bowery ladies' 80 cents;
gentlemen. 81.
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.

HARLEM AND Y0RKVILLE STAGES. ON AND
IL after Tuesday, February /, 1858, the Ha lem and
Yorkvlle lines of stages viii start from the Of
Broadway and Ann street every five minutes, from A. NJ
till 10 +. NJ. MURPHY FLYNN, Proprict0rs
NtAMDEN AND AAfBOY RAILROAD FOR PHIIADEI-
u phs at IL O'Clock, noon by steamboat John Potter,
from pier No. North river Farearst class cars S.
second class, 81. Returning, leave Philadelphia, from
foot of Walnut street. at 2P NJ Emgsnt line by steam
boat Atlas from pier No ], at TX O'Clock n. Fare
81 TO-
I>OR AIBANY.--FARE $1.--AIBANY AND NEW
II York Inland Route Railroad. Two daily express
trains, at A. NJ, and 346 r. NJ, connecting at Albany
with central line Of railroads North and West from tho
depot corner Of White Elm and Centre streets,
where through tickets be procured, and baggage
checked for Schenectady Utica Syracuse Rochester and
Buffalo Passengers also received at Broome and Bowery
and Twenty sixth street and Fourth avenue stations The
above trains win land passengers at Croton Falls and
Chatham Four Corners only All other trains will start
from City Hall station of Tryon Row and Centre
street as heretofore.
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rTUpsoN RIVER RAnRoAD.-rRAINs DAILY FROM

HUDSON RIVER RAHROAD.-TRAINS DAILY FROM
III Chambers street. for Albany and Troy
Express train A. Mthrough in four hours, connect
ing with trains reaching Buffalo Montreal ct O'Clock
same evening.
Mall train, g A. NJ. through way train at1P Pm
Express train, 3 p M; accommodation train, 6P.w.
Passengers taken at Chambers Canal Christopher -Four
teenth, and Thirty first streets.
Sunday trains, from Canal street, at tx A. NJ, fer
Poughkeepse and at p NJ for Albany stopping at an
way stations. GEO. STARK Superintendent,