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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

QuARTz SPgcIaESs.-Mr Swartz President
oil the Washington Quartz Mining Company. at
the head of French Gulch left with us. dav or
two SINCE two specimens of gold bearing quartz
of unusual richness. We are informed thai th,.
yield OF gold from this lead has been rapidly
increasing for some time past. Az soon as the
rains come. the company will be enabled to run
more stsnpers and of course realize more gold
in proportion TO their increased facilities 70.
crushing the quartz.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

CHANGE OF OFFiCEKs.-On Monday next the
new county officers, with one exception, lately
elected. will assume the cares and responsible
ties of the various offices to which they have
been called by the voice of the people. A
convention of Justices of the various townships
will also assemble for the purpose OF elsctlng
Associate Justices for the CONT of Sessions
The exception mentioned above is IN reference
TO the County udgshp. Judge Nc Mnrtry will
retain the office lie now holds until the first
Monday In April next
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

Ia new society lbs constituted in San
Francisco called the Young Mems Christian As
sociaiion. Their object, as proclaimed III their
constitution and bye-laws. is to guard the young
and unwary, by providing them with suitable
employment, guarding them from temptation.
aud introducing them into refined and virtnons
society. Nothing could be more iaudable than
such an undertaking.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

ANOTHER Observation-Disclosures newspaper.
called the Fidette. has made It's appearance III
California and is published in Bcnicia. 1t is
edited with mnch ability by R. C. Matheson,
and its Typographical execution is very good.
We wish il success
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

Grass VALLEY TELrGRAPH.-Ths is the name
Of new paper, published at Grass Valley for the
first time on the 22d nit 1t Is neutral in poll
tics, neatly printed, and edited with ability. We
wish Messrs Lilly & Oliver success in their new
ENTERPRISE.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

BANTER & Co. AND HALL & CRANDALL-We
under obligations to these gentlemen for IA
vors rendered US during the week, and TO Mr.
J. s. Graham, the polite agent at Sacramento
City, by whose kindness we received on yester-
day ? package, which came up promptly and i'll
good condition.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

sSCe
HEALTH ~ CALIFoRSIA The health of the
citizens OF our young State is the subject of very
general congratnlatiou. Diseases of the most
virulent character have been bnsy in Europe,
and North and South America, in cutting OFF Lu-
man life,
''As the strong man moweth sedge."
while the health in this State is unparalleled. In
New York city alone, during week the inter-
ments amounted to ,900-a mortality which ex-
cecds that of an entire year in California.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

LIAEsToSE.-On the east side of the Sacra-
mento river, limestone of the bes, quality
abounds. Since our citizens have commenced
building IN brick, several parties have turned
their atsentiop 70 the burning OF lime Those
who have used II say that II even rivals the cell
ebrssed Thomas,op lime. of Maine, in white
ness, strength, and 6neness of grain.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

AAs = DSzLz az ss $50 4 Es&B4E
NTE TAKE THIS METHOD 10 An
w nonlce to buyers the hne Of goods v Q
exclusively deal il, VIZ
MEMS PANTAL00NS,
and Ito get at the point At once) to respectfully
solicit The trade Of ali cash SPECTATORS
We are lmpor;ins, aad lave j. stege Tor jhis
falls business, iAe ,sFees ok OF PANTS,
without any exec t3g evef 5eu-a on. ffe Pm
chic coast, as ali are bo8ua 70 admit vino vii
take the 'rouble TO iotF~ taroasb and We prn-
pose to sell them ior Cash ii ery LON FIG
URES.
The line comprises every known fabric, FROM
the hnest doeskins 10 the cheapest kerseys al,
well made, and cut and trimmed in the most
fashionable and substantial manner.
Our round of satineis we would particularly
cail attention to. We are located Mt orr Old
Stand. corner Of Sacramento aud Leidsdorff
streets, opposite the Nicarangna and Pacific Mail
Steamship Company's Office, where for three
years past we have been regular dealers in cle-
hing and boots, but from this date forward in
PANTS ONLY.
oil I'm FRENCH e. RCGaLES
Brick store, cor. Sacramento and LeidsdorH,
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CRIME-Murders, duels and robberics have
been OF frequent occurrence of late ut the Bay.
The morning papers seldom make their appear
ance without rehar<ing some tale of crime.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

y Mayor Brenham has vetoed. in au able
message. the ordinance granting to Messrs. Lar
hin & Brannan the privilege of laying railroad
on Market Street in San Francisco. His action
IN the msttor has received very general com.
msndation.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

SEA BATHING-A writer from Santa Barbara
says that all the Senoritas of that place repair
to the beach every night and have good swim.
He says their forms graceful and beautiful.
and no false modcsty prevents them from taking
this exercise
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

II The weather has been settled and pleas
ant during the past week-the thermometer
averaging about 81 at midday
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

The following genrl' men our regularly
authorized Agents, empowered to collect Sub
seriptions, Advertisements, and Job Work, and
receipt for The sane:-
san FRAxcIsoo AGExoY. -Octavian Hoogs,
Esq Any advertisements left at o aIeara' $
Printing Office, ~, Clay stceet, viii be attend
y To-
SAcnAnEsTo AGExcy-Mr. ]. NJ. Shepherd.
office Ia Book Store of Shepherd s. Sydum, J
STEEL between 7rh and Sth streets.
1pcacerrfHe.-CRAM, RoGkRs & Co.
One Horse I'olcn.-SMlgea u ToLLMAS, Ex-
pressfncD.
French Guch-AloRrow & SHANNON, and
SHOOTER q BRuNSINo
Yreka -CRAM, Rooms s. Co.
10 AGKsrs wanted in every portion of the
mines
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

nOcroR BENZ. ShGRTLEFF AND }. r.
II Gilber; are ny authorised agents . trans-
act busnt SIS ior me during my abseuct from
California. 4. S. BALDWIN.
Shasta. Sept. 90, 1858. q 6ta
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IMPORTANT To LETTER WRiTERs.-'rhe fol low
ing letter published by authority from the Post
Office at Washington, shows that stamp cut
from United States envclop. cannot afterwards
be used i'll payment for postage. Trouble has
been long anticipated about these stamped en-
velops, such as erroneous snperscriptions, &c,
and this letter seems TO render it certain that,
in all such cases, the value of the stamp and
envelope must be lost TO the owner. The letter
appears to be in reply to inquiry upon that sub
ject:
8 In repy TO yours of the 22d inst, informilis
me that a letter with stamp envelope. and
pasted on another envelope, was dropped III
Your office, and you had forwarded it as uiI-
paid, is received. Your action in the premises
was correct The Act authorizes them To be
used only as a whole. unit, the stamp.
and with the original envelope ; aud no prv-
lege is granted. either by law or by any instruc-
lions OF the department, to them i'll mails
in any other innnuer"
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From the Plains.

~ The following persons have arrived from
the plains during the past week: Mrs. J. Mack
ly aud two children, Richard Miller, Henderson
Mackly and wife, Jonas NJ. Brown. William A
Clark, VIM. S. Gray VIM. Van Horn, VIM E
Brstow, Wm. Albaugh, John McCracken, John
Logan, John Gray, and Jackson Waldren.
J. w. Wheeler of Mr.. Barrey's train, was shot
through the arm and through the back Of his
shirt, near McCumber's Mills and Charley
Ranch on the Shasta route from Hunboldl
river
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

MrrHonisr EriscoFa Il Cat RcA.-Puhlic ser
vices every Sunday at lDa A. NJ. and 2 F. NJ
Sunday scLoolcvery sunday al 81 +. NJ.
REv. JANIS RoGERs Pastor
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

FiRr.-A mining cabin near Rock Creek was
burned Oh Saturday last. Nothing saved.
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Adams & Co,

VIII please accept our thanks for he prompt
delivery. daily, of the California files of news
papers, and southern correspondence.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

@E FECEAl. PAPER

For the Counties of shasta, Trimify, KIam-
stth. an n Humboldt.
ly> Al Legal Adcrtisements must be paid for
n alliance.
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SHASTA WHOB.EsALE PRICES
CURRENT. ttA


There has been a fair demand for all kinds If
goods during the week and al It's close, Flour
Of Tie best quality has sold readily for The Nor
,hern market for winter use. The stock off pro-
visions here is very great, and prices remain
altered in the face Of perfect rush of Fall trade
Flour, Halo Shovels. per doz.. 36a40
Corn Meal, kiln Molasses, 2,00a2, o5
dried, i24al4 Chill Peaches, 40n
Barley. 6!a7 Dried Apples. 2fo 22
Beans. new crop, -il4 Coffee. Rio, Java H4ae5
Rice China, Mol ais Teas lmp& q T. $3.50
Potatoes, Sale Sugars, Manila, l6ale
Clear Pork, 2Sa3O No China, 1la22
Hams. oSu3e 8 pd crush d, 2fa25
Bacon, 96a30 Candies, admit 3Sa4o
Butter firkin, $3.50 Salt, l29a
Cheese. 1880 Alackerel. hi bis, S20a24
Lard, ssa32I blTint!y, $2o4i
Tobacco, Grape -a50l NhIskty. o., l75a2 90
Nails. l4al5l Port Wine So 25G2.50
Picks, per doz., 26a30l Gin, Holland. S.25a259
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Have thanks for California papers deliver
ed during the week.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01
PaSgs ov1vs 81 yynsoGEs4HE

Clesr Creek, Sept. %, 1858. o. If
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I Ii L SH ASIA COURIER.


SATURDAY MORNING OCT. i. 1853.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-10-01

MFR. Terry, of Rhodes & L,ssk's Express has
pa We extract the following from an article
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

CoIT-At Hartford Juy a. Rbeea reiei Of Elisha Colt in the
OF her a., = .......... .t,
hin lanes n Sarah T. tondl@ aged noAh
NE r.et,es and friends he family ere nuiedto attend me M
neal dav Wednesday 3occk from the residence OF one parents
No Ice Bthav. IN - ...-..,.... n Oh.
Psttb vou child John A. and Hannah T. LOCKWOOD aged
wears md months -, r., H. .....,,u. ;o,,,.5 % 90,
a. IN. fu 5s Attorney on "Wednesday morning
m ,i,iork me rem Mains will be taken 20 jrecuw 1od
NccOIIJCK-On MONDAY a. Lowvie, \ w. OF consumPtou
Mr., Arv Of Mr. William McColiek' formerly oil Ne" ioA
aged 80 year.. .,.-,.- a.. L.. N.Cor,.k ava
tins afternoon Al O'Clock from the resi-
Sense Of Miss Met Hobken Bloomfield s. be'wceo ON and
PORTFROn Tuesday morning. July 20 Charles Ausu' us ed
Ausustus d ami hezla L roi''h 'seu y So' ~ ~
10 DAYS n. a O., .,,.ud the ia.
' - "a snsdav 2lst Inst AZ NJ from the residence of his
ts, No 50 sands,t Brookyo Ills remains Will be taken 70
Green OF for inter neat "a .oao AZ oeoo,
WiIsON-On Tuesday morning, July - at 81 a NJ OF con
r;"n Msty Ann Of Henry Wilson 10 the 9 year Of age
IT, ,elstiy,s and friends the family respect y invited to al
further notice on NeduesdaN the <tn ''
a, o'clock NJ her late residence No 81 New"
NJ Her remains will be inferred Al Orern" od Ceuei>. ~
MORF-Iu Nestheld June 49, Francis Ormtn hie
more AGED years OF Samuel Whtemoe Of anna O"
-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

press their belief in the continuance Of peace although
they evidently speak according TO their wishes rather than
their knoslecgl The recovery o. the Funds from their
depression would indicate that the Commercial community
were confident that peace Eould - eservei Some Of
the letter. p4-k OF o citations q Amer
can Secur,ues but could not learn particulars The
ndon Money market was very easy at previous rates
ousols which bad fallen to gs recovered II the lAs,
dale and closed firmly AZ under the improved state Of
tie r. r. Bourse and the tine of the perors man ss;o
re4i.on TO the Moisy m.:Set IT, L0sd0H T.iae', Of
tie f'h inst remarks;
The for Money in the stock Exchange 70 day m
Government S-cufi'i-s a1out = cen' A he 80
De- repaid 10 he BANK o ENGLAND th, quarter fr al
stock dUrr h~ shifting OF the transfer 0''-
49, much -ul.l-r then usual, tne payment ot in- -
go otg oNiseud is expsc-sc % reader ths supp yej
abundant
Tie mt 70 be invested acc mt Il ih@ Nnsi1-
Fun1 fr tn- reduction Of the national deot Clrug To-
quarter ~ ding ihe 1O'h OF October next Is 4 !>s7
- which applicable LAST quartsrnan- ~ uP F-f "
100000.
We anr-x Al ab.r,c, Of The revenue Of Gre'i 81 'An
for tie quarter and Year ending July l-52 and l-a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20


The transactions at the Stock Board to-day were 10
moderate extent and the tendency Of prices was down
ward The changes not important however eAcepons
Cumberland which thrown freely on the market Snd
sa.ned 10 49, fall Of 81 per cent The Coal shares gene
,.,lx were heavy. Erie closed at III decline OF Pr
pt In other fancy Railroads there was not much change
Nsgus WAS heavy st the opening Of the Second Board
- os.d At Yesterdays prices. Crystal Palace is steady
:. dscpe Of Yesterday In premium Railroads there's
Nm, Te done and prices are not very firm Government
Stocks are lees active and not arm AZ .ne oe0ouu BOARD
che market did not generally exhibit any Improvement
In Exchange there is fair demand The markets with
49,, ohsnge Sterling o. the bulk Of the sales being at
sIae3 per cent Francs 5.l5S 5lsI
,sghs are higher since the foreign news WAS received
Iss~nool 600 or 1000 bbls Flour, IS > @ $4,000
s..hss Wheat I'd a7ld To London 1000 bos at IS, an
showing an advance. There is considerable amount u
uroduce offering for shipment .,.o.o
p.v-snts. s4s,esl. Balance, s7,l9ht's.
The private letters by the steamer are Of much the same
.,.or = these previously received AL The writer's s1
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

Wa .sry Cs) MOr,h'u.s w.,T,oq,A SIS y.,ss. lof c,i,
80 lo'-; sd.1I ssT-y Dsl,~ Ca cG, Q, pa
I''-sn Poodou; ,nH- go go, 49, ~ , ~ 'n -
C., Cfss- N,..nl Tn-r.' f Paisiepas Hlssss Cot
ia p.rr T. ,-r- 1l-shst ,tahi a O,si P-,-r.ss
49, k..n2. Roser. 'na = 49,, - w,v 70 NJ
P.eife Hevis. Fnerd Hl,' Geo Emily Neksr'oa ieno,
rebt., G-r.rs Cs-b.. Cors sea. To- 'l1d =
s-lr Pend eton Ev-r Dc Rar~i.. ,te 49, NJ a.
sf- Roti-,or --i Ehr AI-n Rasiol n n . tSS eoi
vg.,, S..a ~ ron NJ T. . T. y, a,a FRI
E.er Lseu9o as Il 6in6' >,egrI no. ' a. ~ .
sch-. Or-'oo N.n.rw N,s-E n61rt : Rsafh 7t'-r w.
.rsror. IeL = 81 Ch'ct 'irA : t.seos- o1, ose'
Fs<SoR-C Ju, IS "a s-.rns D-.s-v B',l. s,1. z a.
p-----sr- Pm al. rhr.. N.rane- H-.s Bat .or.
IA RNE6-,l jay Is Nei,,, Resi- f- Chs'a7-ase
PcI. Tvsr i-t- srsr Kersrs-ou. Su,is. Paad .lrhii
CHARLE>ros-Ar. iuy IS ba-s rli.'u Adams Nsw t'fs
Idros6.,cr Johf Aey,rd., v. Wen so. Ia
fi. T.cl brown Pr ae CO. Il Ga. Eiaiandoa. AeKio
is,h A. -A-- br., Clinton. Wake NswYsrs. Ms',nou,
B.s.oa 'est-Se l>ps. ems "a "a siaa pol a-
"F1rl,FFrH cry prv 70 INV y ar : J. w,ians
'SfTy%fBr> HPosT JAW sd chr Jacob william Ma.
thev oe seovu :. III bns H'T-t sPe.I P9om'e A'si
N6FILF-Arr ,a.y H. s5P General Be-y, N,Eo -,a' sSk
ne Foa,- Bec,v-a New-Hlven,J Bradford -Naeg 20
vesfoa. : Mirror Jas Cars. Peasaco.a ,., W., D.
cifc ia Frank Ar. Cr IA b ie'r d N''
.ft "a
~ 800 T ~ 1-r bsrs P.n,5en No-. Psi Oc-ta Ia
cal usro oors zeeq F Clrrtlila l-1l-r D.
Warren ~ h. hars Harves. >oaer rta t;
o., Tsrsru.ro. .chs N.us Bsker Plf1.-ils F Htr.
t.r. e. "a sreLsu. sd BARK N'u No.as3l ti
Nsts,cisst. forieraus
NEW.Dpf AN~--A-r rrVls Pt-a. Vera
en- .+e,fr So. nurrv Bsko. Sartao; sho 500 Ocrsn
E..-,.n N..-- x. VISITOR
20 P,r.o. e. fs Ns-.-s.sie Laurt0r NesY1-N hrg
NevI brsv' raas
& S,, csr ~ gr,,. S,nr,-o Fi', S,herl0ccs Pesscoa
rVPIpyrGRT-> u 4 ~ d. r se-. t-rel Seirso,rt
t,St,, r.'is * F5,',-s ~, Ws,ve- Pr.
s..-t., 80 NJ. -. -, Nru.Nork To- Gb,thsri
NDEEgTE 3r .irncre. hnu1i
"a IA b, - AM Flir.beh Ferr.ud West niies
E.,b - Ip-- Z, o. W--rf-f.re
N.sn1lf,. Whitney Porto z
y, AZ -, ylN ~ - r., ma, PS' isu5is. : m
So ~ -, - 49, S,,t5-r Ata.v. Md Aath1-
" 49, -. - ers aver Fr = B,r.or. schrs SEEK.
49,. ci...-. R "a IN Pri.f-I b a. Peuusvl A..
- M "a Ncsf,-t. -r... tirs.s Aibtnv Three SISTERS,
A. 49,. W,r-s 40 Flrt and Rebecc 30 J
rTct mn A., fng m nr.n r Shsrrcl ei Srth New.
~. a 49, f,or b, rror.. ~ es me- 4 anbern.
If- ~ N,rrs. " --5r Dr. Br.ss..er do Pansma DAVIS.
BlscFrsu o. .-rh r-er DO Sd br Euns- Ct-sn-
ieT Pr d r ~ Bauu,r. according sud h part Of Der
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20
eIolrl9 Sl8ml sa386l S35L7U si5I8lI

hIs
There has been complaint that with this increased
rec iu,s there has been increase Of DIVIDEND lhs Is
rot strictly although literally true II Is overlooked thu
although the dividend has remand = cent yet the
amount of capital stock upon which the dividend AS been
;d has been enlarged 30 = besides large increase
in the interest ON debt Thus much larger amount
It earnings are needed to pay the same rate e cent O.
div deud.
Tie Manhattan Gas Company has declared dividend Of
sei q share Oh the iu 62 cents share the Scrip
stock
The Astor Fire Insurance Company, cent.
The WiliAmsbugh Savings Bank semi annual diviie nd
,f3p cent on al deposits on demand
The Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad Company have
dsc.r4da semiaunusl divid nd of y cent also diT
duc ot & cent from ihe Camden snd Anooy X alroaL
There was rather animation at the Mining Board
and tendency Of prices IS upward The bids for stocks
were quite numerous.
The den and tor money is active bat the supply good
We notice no change in rates.
Tie Cheshire Railroad receipts for six months, ending
.............. lio'SF -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20
MARINE JOURNAL.
Ienred.

Steamship Roanoke Csvrndv "A, &C. Ludam PeaaLts.
la k.or Pr o.. Baltimore. h. H. Taylor
Fave CRY Point NaeO0, Harvey.
Iivrpooi Kermit rev Nevs Ma ne Lseoo, J. B Gsser
90 NoriL Au,Tca G ara. Liverpool j y Pa. ins
B,IksDuke of " SON. D. iaidfe C,rd-nls Dlso BIO
Co llif ibe
beers Havsus N..tohn tNofW ~ John y B.,
Gai,. duncan c.. J.. a -ht Burse-s So Cul-
ri (Noru Mrk.-s.u - John, ". g. Frlcl
N-tcke keocs. Moe, ss-a j. Gfilde j. " EFel. Re-
cent tBUS iersOr, CI-ltc Hart CneiiAu bT Foster
QLrboc. i l. 3 d. T. DeNmte
Teie. Oloe-l E.r.s Bremen. P11pe Coz Blio lBr)
N.I.lr NrI.f1.E j. >. "a hfroF c. haze Aui- l. l
IN Mal--. Bro sa,n Coz Lslr,-'a Guide Bze 4 I'D
J.Y Detroit. Robinson New = r well & 90 Helene
tI,ul s,.loop Bremen, beol-e. hr JARVIS Cad
George Bu Wander, au 9t-n4 IA Orali', a. Under
~ cd. N,.-sJ Cl, tifU. bu-k4cy
sch.o,eis-.Iec. Wilsls AcSa sr T. lr-es C.ermin
Co. Pp hol.a. .cr AualcHoa r. HIr1u. c.. he a.
rh Or Hschau. Lold1n g. acht-l Pznc'n boTn. -
: L. Atcl.li Lloa B--ilI Pea JAM 5'i'p a -
Nary Msss Nra Haven ferak Reeve, LLrt-lnua t.
Thomas CO MclldA tBr Ayre, - John y Il, J. Deies
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20
NEw-JERsEY ITEMS.

ExrEssIvI FERRY INPgOytHESrs-The jersey City
Ferry Con psny will commence the erection Of M
most extensive eegsnt and convenient ferry mae
pscfed with any of The ferries 10 Nv TOrk J. Gil -
tend from the southern line 81 Montgomery WAYNE -
distance of five hundred aud twenty fesOccupy the
spSce Of present bndiog and extending trout ot ~
dSp6.s Of the Railroads From the eas'ery linz # Hud
sOnst the doct ing viii extend distance Of fhre- m
ored and tweity feet into The river There T'' ~ ~
slips boats Two of those will he fYr hs -r~y - y
York two for n NE jersey and Erie Railroad trains AMI
the other for the ferry which is 20 from jersey CITY
n the foot Of Canat and vsi'yp-,b bf 20 ne tp't
Of Dec broses 81 Is ia contemplation % 20 r"nsrlc'
the building make II also c@pl into WIN 20 hS AR
Of the train and the pa.sengers ba inns ani
ported from he boats 10 the undr shelter ana Win
much greater convenience IN the travelling pubic fhar
present The building will of clu-se, he Of wood Will ~
hand omely finished and will cob-an all o. the requisite
aeon modsons and modern Improvement l. vii r.
auire year ard half years 10 complete tails WORK.
Addition boats V then be- put Nv the 'mptny Tm-
improvement will cost FAR rm 100000 II vii b.
built by Mr. job Male under the direction Of Capt Wool
sey, Superintendent Of the ferry
FtFT-At hslfpast Il o'clock Monday evening fire
brok ont IN the third story wooden buliny No - Neg
srk av j r badge grocer occupied the store 10 the
bnding and lost his stock worth about = 0O0-nsured
the NJ. rchants' In.ur4nc- Company. N-TYJfk lie '-'
sussined loss In furniture, which was n" Insured
Occupants Of building adjoining we're INJURED Nv F''
and moving goods Miss Wiber millner, No 81 oanage
o.tock s9OO-nsured Merchants Insurance q" 40 tn'
New York Mr. Lesie, stationery and toy -t)fe - ''
oss S4OO-ir sured in Merchants lnsurauce CoIp any
NewYork The building was insured 10 Brooklyn Com
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-07-20

BRIDGET Herman ast. John Montague.

BTdFet
To recover safion for ~ slaughter house IN
Twerty ninth 81 IN killing cattle Plaintiff says th7 rue
IL "a give the feet and tongues # cattle k7d ~ An euVs
l.nt r the use Of the house that The F"r' ~
he feet and tongue in each ~ cents and IA i ~
fendspt ard Mr. Dobbin whom defend M s4id was h's
psrtuer sAugitered in laid psce in the year ending Y
liza 40 head cattle and action brought for ma, nun
her AZ tie each # said. the part ~ 'Nhtd th
said he wished 10 the feet ana tongues
lint would pay her Ter charge for tho priveg4 0 klng
and would Also pay the charge on behalf nf VIZ O1pbn
In defense is said the intention WAS 70 pay iar rent
for the use o the slaughter tou-e without r-i3@nc- -
each animal killed thai 10 regard - Dobbin d-irn1an' can
not b.. made accountable under he rule g" the statute 81
frsudstbere being written agreement tha' 100 S'if
be fair price for the If the slaughter house Tor
yesr-ba he paid $50 and is ready aud sug A. hv h. Is
already offered 10 do pay $50 now Testimony as to
cns,on1 rett &c was taken judgment for painf $50,
sIe smount of. rcd with interest and costs.
~ Before Judge THosirsoS
PHILIP w. Bird against Alexander ernan
To recOy, tbe value O hors7 l7tci IA tes'm my 10
he s15O1 which struck ana Injured by the st II d.
fndaps cart after which lock Jaw ST in and 10 nine days
he bors. Of .n,i died The horse and car Of plaintiff
and that Of deft, dsnt the pier foot "i Jay S. Que
oomiIg I'D and the other going down NE horse OF d~ond
and A. they got opposite each other bee n~ rgh'-n7n
.om. hides Which were thro within few tee Of A. and
spruI against the horse Of plaintiff causing the injury
The Cont sdered that not case IN which blame
conld be attached 10 the driver Of oeendan cart and
cave Judgment accordingly in favor OF defendant