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The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08

WAR WITH MExIco-The following is taken
from the New York correspon, ence of the S. f.
Herald under date of Sept 6:
'In previous letter yon were informed that
large number OF troops had been recently or
dered tn The Rio Granite. and that evidences of
another war with Mexico we re shooting scross
the horizon. III the vicinity of Washington. like
the flashes OF an aurora borealis Since that time
orders have been received at Governors Island
opposite the city. from fh, War Department for
The immediate transinissiei 10 the Texas frontier
of very large quantity of artillery ammunition
and ordnance stores more in amount it is said
Than Gen Tay lor had dnrii ghis whole campaign
In addition 10 dis lar.e force has been EN-
ployed for some time at tie Washin gton arsenal.
IN preparing AMI packing for shipment shells,
canister shot. &c, for gurs Df the largest calibre
All tins nieans. at course, that our Government
Is going 10 disi,nie with Mexico FIR fh. posses
sion # he Mesilla Valley. oser which the Mcx,-
csn Hag is now waiviHg- The Government or
gan "ashinston has declared that unless ID.
seizure OF the aiesiia Valley with arnses
lorce by Gov. Trias is 1isayowed by the MrAi-
can anihnrisirs the Uni,ed States calnn, hesiiai.
bow 10 act. II iis is good authority, we MAJ
expect soon tn hear of brush between til.
American troops and lie gsocn jackets, i'll Ii,
VIC. .uiiy oi E paso.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08
On motion it was
Arriva. of the Esru,..sr .so..as.,..a.

The steamer Brother jonathan arriy II San
Francisco ID he nj gh of H. :. inst. fe rews.
via Nicaragua is live days later liou. New York,
and three from New Orleans.
Among her passengers are Hen. q. W Wright.
Gen. J. E. Addison, and Hon. HiramN albridge
member of Congress elect froin New York City.
Her passenger list numbered 81.
The news by this arrival is uni 81 much i'm
portance.
A FIRE occnrred IN Augusta, Mane, en- The lst
nit, which DESTROYED property ii value estima-
ted at 5000 600. Four hlaar,.d a. rsons are
thrown out Of employment by the fire.
Richard Z. Ashe, Of Steck'a.l. has been ap-
pointed Navy Agent ard Joseph c McKibben
Naval Storekeeprra al San Francisco
The Cabinet is Unfortunately Il, relesslv divi
ded on the Pacific Railroad question. Davis ana
Guthrie tavorlh he prcieef wiis lhc other mem
bers oppose II as government ! easnre
Queen Victoria prorogned Parliament on tbt
20ih OF August. In iler speech it is stated lia
an honorable arrangement of the eastern diff
culties will be speedily accomi lished
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08

ATTEMPT AT HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-AIr. James
Loag, Of this place, has informed that dar-
ing attempt was made to rob him on Tuesday
morning last. Mr.. Loag on his return from
Dry Creek where he had disposed of train Of
mules, and, when within about half mile of
this place. at > o'clock A. NJ. two men made
their appearance suddenly, one of them seizing
the bride ofhis mule and demanding his money.
Mr.. Loag Immediately drew his revolver aud
fred bringing the man who held his bride to
the ground. His accomplice, who had kept III
the rear, decamped at once. Mr. Loag, not
knowing how many he might have 10 contend
WITH put spars to his mule and came To town,
where he obtained assistance aud returned TO
the spot where the attack had been made upon
him. The man who had fallen was gone, but
he was tracked some distance by the blood
which he had lost, 10 place where mule had
apparently stood, beyond which no signs of his
whereabouts could be found. Neither of The
highwaymen have yet been discovered.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08
Awful Conanxrasion in sonora.

We have again the painful duty OF announcing
our readers the entire destruction, for The Sec
ond time by fire, of the Hourishing town of So
nora, the principle mining settlement of Tu-
olun,ne county.
The San Joaquin Republican gives the follow
ing account:
Kelly & Fishers stage arrived at half past nine
O'Clock this morning, bringing The dreadful in
telligence thai the town had been visited by one
OF The most Destructive conHasrations record
IN California The town is OF smoking
ruins, only one or two houses remaining so show
where it once stood. The fire broke out about
midnight, in French Restaurant, and spread
with such rardi.y that the livery stable keepers
had barely Time to save their animals Adams
& Co., and The other Express offices were
burned, and the houses of all the lending mer-
chants. 1t Is impossible at present 10 estimate
the loss
Kelly & Fishers stage made the bes, time on
record, leaving Sonora at twenty minutes to
four, and reaching Stockton at halfpast nine
We are indebted to Adams & Co., for the fore
going. information.
LATER-WeIls, Fargo & Co inform us that il
is feared that neither of the Express offices had
time even TO save their papers.
STILL LATER.-The Union of the 9th inst, has
received the Sonora Herald containing full par
tculars of the fire. We extract the following:
We have to record another terrible coniiagra-
ton. About half past 3 O'Clock this morning,
the cry of fire was heard candle had been
carelessy left upon stand in the rear of Labe-
toure's building, between the TWO arroyos, which
sci fire to some curtains In few minutes the
whole building was in flames. 1t spread by rods
and not by feet, for the buildings We're Of wood
or
The fire was stopped OF the south at the city
City Hotel, opposite TO our office, and at Mr.
Lanes building, next adjoining to our Of
fee. The heat intense that the hands of
The printers were bslered i'll carrying out the
of type.
On The North The fire was stopped at Jackson
street, by the Hook and Ladder Company, in
connection with the Hose Company.
Adams & Co., and Wells, Fargo & Co, both
lost their buildings, but their vaults stand, and
their books and treasure are all safe.
The loss of property is estimated at $500, 600.
We are panied to record, in addition the loss of
human life. E. B. Lundy, Canadian by
birth, and late from Placer County was sleeping
in the rear of Holden's a Don, and was burned.
The remains identified by pistol which had
been loaned TO him by friend He was often
called lin Lundy. in consequence Of having
brUlE,i =. ...-. ..al.c, for whom lie Was srl
-.i,.u,
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08
ExrEnlrlox TO soxonA.-TAe brig Arrow was

ExPEDIrIoS TO SoSoRA.-The brig Arrow was
seized hy order Of Gen. Hitchcock. comma n>liug
Pacific Division L s. A.. on the night Of the 3Gih
ult the ground that she had been, or was
about to be, fitted out for expedition against
the territory of neighboring nation at peace
with the United States in violation of the nett
tralify acts and particularly of the Sth section of
the act of Congress Of the 2Oth of April, 1878
William Walker, Esq, Immediately instituted
suit in the Superior Court for the recovery Of
the vessel, and there will probably be conflict
between the authority of military officer and
that of Il Court of Justice.
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II. o. a k T. II y Il Es q VI !,
Winter Cure Physician,

(ITasse,-cOur Doctor,
TTAVING HAD SEVERAL YEARS EXPE
4 Il rieuce in the Water Cure System. both in
his country and III Europe, feels himself compr-
tent To give advice and assistance in all cases
where relief is possible. He would esrccinily
recon me nd his system i'll cases of Fever, Fever
and Asue. rheumatism, Obstetrics, and Vene-
real Diseases. Persons accustomed to the old
method of iyea,ing Fevers. and in fact all inter-
nal diseases, will be asionished at the quickness
aud fficacy of ths remedy.
Residence In Shasta, al lhe upper end of Main
street. south side. two doors below Hubhards.
Sha>in. ttct 1888. rS-tf
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08

BpLL, BAKER Il Cos BUlLDING.-During the
past week Messrs. Bull, Baker 4 Co. have
moved into their new fire proof building. situat-
ed on Main street near the ST. Charles Hotel.
The building is seventy feet in depth and thirty
five feet frontage, with wall twelve feet i'll height
and twenty inches in tllic kuess The roof con-
sists of layer Of dirt fifteen inches thick,
covered with tin. Mcssrs. Preutiss &, Crooter.
OF San Francisco, were the Builders and Messrs
TerbuSh & Mocrehced, ot his place were tc
carpenters. The brick, which are of an excel
lent quality, We're furnished by Messrs. Roche
& Co., and the lime by Messrs. Witt, Morse &
Co. This building is thoroughly Gre-proof, and
Messrs. b. b. & Z. deserve great credit for be-
ing the first i'll commencing the work of building
up our town in fire-proof BRICK houses. Two
other houses of the same character are rapidly
approaching completion, and we hear Of others
about to be contracted for.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08

FUMES on CLEAR CREEK.-The Euming COM
panies on Clear Greek arc now doing remark
ably we'll All the damage done by the raius
which fell, very Unexpectedly, about a month
since have been repaired. Nearly all Of those
who have claims working upon the bed rock.
and we seldom, hear of yield Of less Than two
ounces 10 the hand per day. There is but little
time left them this year to work out their claims
IN the ped stream but by putting extra hands
II Is expected that most of the cums will be ex-
hausted of their gold
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08

70 Messrs. J, & ID. lss.acs. We learn, have
determined 10 add a second story to their fine
fre-proof brick When completed, it will be
the most valuable house III town. The enter
,prising proprietors expect to move from their
present location into their new building duiing
,he coming week.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08

~ On Monday last Judge Satier,se deliver
ed an opinion refusing to dissolve The ihjunolien
preventing the State Commissioners frnri selling
the States interest in the Government Reserve
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08
Rhode. & Lu.k,s Expires.

Have placed us under obligations to them for
california and Atlantic papers of the latest dates.
Messrs. h. & L. delivered to rs the \. y. Herald
of The 5tl ut.. received via Nicaragua, on Thurs
day last. one day in advance q any body else.
for which they have our especial ibai,.ks.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08
From Yrclka.

We take our intelligence from the North from
the Yreka Herald.
The Herald comes to us this week consider
but in typography will compare favorably with
any paper in the State. The enterprising pro-
prietors OF the Herald deserve success, aud we
have no doubt it will be literally bestowed by
all who take any interest in Northern affairs
MisisG IsTELLIGENcE.-The deep diggings
about Yreka still pay well. The Island Dam
Company at Scott's Bar took out $4,000 one day
last week. New diggings have beer discovered
near the mouth of Dead Wood. The miners on
Hunbug Greek still continue to make good ave-
rage wages. This is one of the best mining
Streams in California.
In urging the accomplishment Of the Shasta
River Water Company's project, tue Herald
says:
There is an amopnt of diggings sufficient for
several thousand men for years. which would be
rendered accessible by the completion of this
canal, which will pay with good clear water,
from IS 10 SIG per day to the man. 1t will be
easy 10 rent several hundred tom heads OF water
az rates which would pay from fifty to one hnn-
dred per cent. the orr ginal capital, the first
year, and be quite as valuable at the end of that
time as when first erected. The mines are in-
exIaustible, and would make the ditch good.
permanent stock. Lei capitalists giye this affair
N investigation-let them exlu,ine the charts
aud the ground over which the canal is contenl-
plated, well as To the disgings to which we
propose To bring the watcF Let them make
their own calculations as to the affair." and il
uld be hard natler to keep the stock. All
would be eager for shares.
SeorTsBURG.-A gentleman from that place
informs that they finishing The wagon
road from Scoitsbnrg to jacksonville, aKd that
line OF stages is talked OF from there through
jacksonville TO this place. Business was quite
brisk when he left. He met many large trains
on the way-;,ll bonnd down for goods
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08
BULL, BAKER g. CO.
Dealers in Hardware.

NEINERS AND CARPENTERS TOOLS.
Va Agricultural Implements, Groceries, Lii
quors, Sc, have removed to their
My FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE.
two doors south Of the st. Charles Hotel. where
they invite the attention of purchasers to full
assortment OF goods.
ALPHEUS BULL, Red Blutfs.
G.P. BAhER, Ssn Francisco,
". ROBBINS, Shasta.
Shasta, Oct. s, S53. oS-if
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08
skEl.sGaOIs NOTICE.

METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.-Public SER
vices every Sunday at l0d A. NJ. and "A p. NJ.
Sunday school every Sunday at 81 p. NJ.
Rev. JAMES ROGERS, Pastor.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08
PaNrs. PANTS, PANTS ONLY:

A SPLENDID LINE IN CASHMERE, Sat-
IA inei, Tu eeo, Kerscy, and Sleeps grey,
naw Offering for cash a, The lowest AUCTION
PRICES. by FRENCH e. RUGGLES
Wholesale dealers in Pantaloons only,
corner Sacramento and Le idsdoIff s;s.
n. B. All goods delivered on board river
steamers or elsewhere free Of charge. o8-Im
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08
NOrICE TO TAX PAYERs

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL STATE
Il aud unity taxes remaining unpaid after the
.od day Cf October, 1853, will be collected ac-
cording 10 law. All persons owing the same
will NAL immediate payment nj the office of
he Colleror, at the head of Main Street, Slius-
ta or {. SITS will be added.
DAVID CORSAUT, Sheriff.
Sh.e.a Oct G 1Hl3 OS3t
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08

ASSOCIATE JrsrIeEs.-The Convention of Jus,
tices of the Peace Tor the County OF Shasta. as.
sembled on Monday last. Their deliberations
resulted in the election OF B. F. Harvey of
French Guch, and J. T. Landram of Clear
Greek. as the Associate Justices Of HE Cour, of
Sessions for the current oficia. year.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08
SHASTA WHOLESALE PRICES
CURRENT.

SHASTA, Oct. 9Th. 1853.
Business has been than usually active
for the past week. AS long as Flour was falling
rapidly at the Bay. there was but little demand
tor ii here; but II, ar the close of the week news
arrived of al, ance in price below, SO the
market became fl M and lively. There is
abundant supply here at this time, and large
quantities of go, dis constantly arriving.
Flour. l3a144l Shovels. per doz., 36a4o
Corn Meal, kiln Molasses, 2,00d2,25
dried, Iodal3 Chill Peaches, 40a
Barley 64a7 Dried Apples, 81 022
Beans. Chile, 124al4 Coffee, Rio, Java, 23a24
Rice, China No |, ais Teas, Imp & T. .,Sja9o
Potatoes. SAG Sugars, Manila, Halls
Clear Pork 2Sa29 . No. China, -a20
Hams, eSa29 :. pd. crush'd, 23a24
Bacon, oSa29 Candles, admit. 3Sa4o
Butter, frkin, 45a50 Salt, lsal23
Cheese. 2Sa3O Mackerel, ,hf bis, $20a24
Lard 29a30 Brandy, S2a4t
Tobacco, Crane --a50 Whiskey, O., l75a2,0O
Nails, l2aal4l Port Wine, $2,2od2,oo
Picks. per ,loz, 24a2SI Gin, Holland, 2,25a250
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08

Mr.. A. RoAax of the Shasta Book store viii
accept our thanks for New York paIers u Tie
9th al, received via Nicaragua.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08

GRAPEs-Of an excellent quality are now
found in great abundance in oil of our yalleys-
They large. and for wild fruit, have very
fine flavor.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08

CounT OF SEssIoxs-On Monday ylasf the
convention OF Justices of the county, require
by law, assembled and elected b. +. fiarvey anu
J. L. Landrum Associate Justices for the year
commencing October 3, 1853.
On Tuesday Cour; met; Hon. G. ". McAIur-
try presiding
On petition ]. r. Landrum and B. Briggs
were granted license TO keep n toll-briige
across Clear Greek for one year, on fling bond.
During the term. bills IN favor OF various per-
sons, and against the coanfy. amounting alto
seiher to abou, fifteen hundred dollars, were al
lowed.
Court adjourned on "Wednesday evening
l.. -. ri-a...
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08
A. J. STEVENSON q co.

ENVITE THE ATTENTION OF THEIR
q friends and the public to their
Large stock Of Goods
arriving from San Francisco which have been
purchased from the shippers, low for Cash. viz
60,000 lbs OF Haxal Galego aud Gala Flour;
1900 lbs. Corn Meal
10000 lbs Chile Bans, New Crop);
10000 lbs. No. l. China Rice.
81 90 lbs. Carolina Rice in o. lb. Ra.s
10000 lbs. Barley
10000 lbs. of Extra Clear Bacon.
$4,000 lbs. Sugar cured Hams. Extra,
5000 lbs. Boston Clear Pork.
40QQ lbs. Goshen Butter. in Kits and Fir.
1000 lbs. Leaf Lard in tins; rkina;
10000 lbs. Crushed, Orleans, No, China
sc. Sugar;
5000 lbs Green Coffee;
400 gal Golden Syrup.
Tea, Soap, Candles Salt Powder, Lead.
Brandy, Wines Whiskey, Gin, Claret, &c.
The large amount of ready cash. and the
mall expense with which their business is con.
.uctcd, enables them TO give more credit and
sell cheaper than any other house In Shasta
All goods warranted to he Of the best quality,
sep24 If
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08
OFFICIAL. PAPER

For 'he Coan'ies of silasta, Trinity, Kiann-
nth. and EEusnboid..
~ AZ Lrgui -ddrcrsiscnleats must 5e paid for
ih adrtnce
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08
MARRIED..

On the 5ih instant, in shasta. by Judge G. W.
Mr.. Fountain Lafferiy to Mrs. Mar
saret Feldpauch, all OF this place.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08

MEETING OF THE CENTRAL. BoARp OF MiNIYG
WATER CoMPANIEs.-At IL meeting oi the Cen
tral Board of Mining Water Companies held j,
The rear room of the Banking House of d. G..
Mills, in Sacramento, the 4ih Of Oc-e +.
1853 the following members founG 10 he
present; Messrs. Bradley, Mills, Rodgers ai.sf
Rock well.
The Board was called to order by DR.. Bra;
ley, when Oh motion, Mr.. Rodgers was appVli
ed chairman pro fempore.
On motion, the resolution of the Conven
Constituting the Board aud d., ,hniug their dat ,
was read
On motion it was
Resozred That an adjourned meeting 81
Board be held III Sacratltuio. eu ttos-ia1
18Th inst and that copy 1T Be- .sst,'tssi Is
aud resolutions adopted IL II, nf..ent u4sss
be forwarded 10 each ueHbrf "a estr
with notification OF ilS e1als 20
above, and wits reqnesl In ,sth 49, .
to be present on that occasion.
R~Solo,d, Thai ali the Water Con.
throughout this Safe, parties inter I'd
therein. desiring 10 communicate or co-s'ps ie
with ihis Board. be reqneS;cd 20 do so d.
dressing he Secretary of the Board 10 Il. re
81 D. 0. Mills. Esq. Sacramento.
Adjourned till fae>dav he ishiits;
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08
Adams & Co.

Have our thanks for lhe prompt delivery dur
ing the week. of our California files of news
papers. and for New York papers of the 9Th ult.
brought to us in advance of the stage by Mr..
Brigham.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08
I Il E SHASTA COURIER.
Agent. for the Courier.

HEtMts TOT tHc OOurIcfs
The following gentl' men are our regularly
authorized Agents, empowered to collect Sub
scripiions, Ad, ertisements, and job Work, and
receipt for The same:-
SAS FRAScisco AGENCY. -Octayian Hoogs
ESQ. ANY advertisements left at o'Nesra's
Printing Dfhec, 1872, Clay street, will be attend
ed 10.
SAcRAyrxro AGExcY.-Mr. J, NJ. Shepherd
Office in look Store Of Shepherd & Sydaln, J
stet,f, between 7;h aud Sth streets.
Ura5e,rfHc.-CRAN. RooERs & Co.
one Horse IOrn.-SNITH 4 ToLLMAS, Ex-
pressinen
F,tneA Gnich.-AlonRow & SHixNoS, and
Sa.oKTER t. BRuNSING.
frekn.-CRAM, RoeERs & Co
f$ AGENTS wanted IN every portion OF the
mines.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08
DIR. =. y. MORSE,

st Il G EON MIST,
iuSI Shasta, Cal,
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08
FTOHi ne lSnc. mon.
Pacific Railroad Conventions.

SAS FRANCISCO, Oct 3, 1898.
The Convention met at l O'clock in the
church of Rev. I. ID. Huur. and organized Tenn
porarily by appointing Gov. Bigier President,
and G. w. Wright and q. c. Bates Secretaries.
Upon taking the chair, his exceliency adj
dressed few appropriate remarks to the Con-
yeniion, and announced it ready for business.
Snndry motions were then submitted, looking
to the permanent organization of the Convei-
tion, accompanied by numerous short speeches
which did not seem 10 expedite the business on
hand A mo ion was finally adopted to admit
as delegates all citizens OF the State present,
who desired TO take part IN It's deliberations, To
seats III The Convention. Tins was followed ny
motion to appoint committee 10 report Off
GERS for the permanent organization of the
body.
Numerous motions to adjourn, some untll IL
O'Clock To- o-morrow, others until - O'Clock THIS
evening We're made and voted down. and The
committee on permanent organization requested
to retire and make up their report They did
so and reported the names of The following gen.
lemen for the permanent officers OF the Conven-
tioD
President Gov. Bigler; Vice Presidents, c.
X Garrison, San Francisco; + ". McCondray,
do Judge d. Chambers, do; }. Il. Harden
burgh Sacramento; }. Nicely johnson, do; }.
G. Zabriske do Gen. S. \. Miles, Yuba; j. II.
Magruder, do; L. b. Mizan, Solano; Judge Dr.
VEN, Santa Clara; d. Brush, Aokellmne II.
A. Crabb, San joaquin; Samuel Pnrdy, do; ).
J. Warner, San Diego; J. ". GIsil, loloi Ed
w. Tracy, Shasta; Judge Munce. Trinity. Sec
retaries George W. Wright, Geo. I. Bates, Geo.
l.. Cooke.
The report was adopted, and the Convention
adjourned 10 meet tonight at ] O'Clock.
We take the following from the San Francisco
correspondence of the Democratic State Journ-
al, under date of October 4:
So far the Conventian has been a miserable
failure. Gentlemen anxious to hear themselves
talk, and to bore others, refused 10 allow Mcssrs
Gwin, Weller, McDougal and Walbridse, who
could say something in the convention worth
listening to, to address the Convention and
thereby make it entertaining and command All
audience. Aud after doing this, they had not
single idea TO present on any subject, or rather
they did not present any. 1t would have been
better, ten times better. that the Committee had
never called convention. but they wanted
their names before the public, to have gone Oh
as they were doing, collecting information, ana
when they had collected sufficient, to have pub
lished it to the world.
Something may be done Tonight to redeem
.he evanescr.., .lraetCr VI his Convention, bu.
!: is douE.s,l.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08

.FA new paper will snon be started IL Dow
melville. 1t will be neutral in politics.
The Shasta courier., 1853-10-08

Court adjourned on Wednesday evening.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-26


Nkw FALL AND WINTER DAY GooDs.-ws have
eeved ant PACKETS Nes
% ssesh q Coed, s We fs Trade 70 an examination
m and sesny generally TIE following eonsitais Of
HEAVY Bn rsfsa. for Dresser and Man,n.,
~ oeade slk In hney and black
- and y Rlrh stye Plaid silks
Esua French and German Mslness and tn BET Cloth,
sh Fancy Cofd and nsv style Plaid Alpaca
mSn., p rs.,I, Canton Cloth. and BOuIsIinss
hien french and American Printed de LANES
h sna rIn,sd csshnsr. and Psrs ciohsl eoiers
and u heavy snk Velvet 70 oicals aud M.n,llss
Embroidered Dotted Checked swiss Mu,in.
Neck Bonnet. Cap aud Velvet Ribands
Irish insSs ana and sSTssssa naaf
Sras Cloth, Corded, wadd,d and Brcckaden sAirt.
Pulled, no.ips aOusred aud Emb'd Sleeves
n large and choice assortment Of Worked Sleeves
Mourning aud Second Mourning Sleeves nd Collar.
Ladies and Gents silk, Merino. and vlgonia Vests
sssomsnt Of ladies' Gents, Misses and boys siit
LAdis. and Gent. E@bd hsnm9d eOd brdd l. O.
La les and Gent. Cord Gloves alexander. make,
no 10 Ihibet, Cashmere Raj Glove.
so.on Lise Cambria and Swiss Edgings Insert
s,aeo'sed Modem Piano and Table Cover,
n, "H' niue, broun, erten aud Cadet Cloth
wooIsn ysiy., s Fancy Cashmere all styles qualities
s.,Ines. TrS sk, satin and hAnd.Oms wadd,d yessgs
Hayy Al, hennsoeek and Kentucky Jeans
WhS. All MOL Plains ksrseys Linseys
Black. Green, Drah Mode aud nias Isais. Sa,s
vrss chsnsIIy., nS s 1 Spy and Ingram oarpeiias
large assortment Of Habit and FurpItu,. c,,,.o.
nnsilean, scotch and - French Ginrhams
oapaSars % po%ssse shes,inss Shifting, and coo
~neh having been purchased with cash .,. .c.
''s anu Retail at reasonable advance on cost '''
:, - VALENTINE, CRENsHAw a CO
,.o NO. Corner Broad, 9th and Capitol stT..,.
Near souAre