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The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-12
rREmENDoUs CoNFLAGRATIo n.
weaverviile i'm Ashes.


We are panied to announce the sad intelli-
gence that most destructive fire occurred in
the beautiful and flourishing town of Weaver
,vile, the county seat of Trinity, on last Monday
the 9TH inst Two-thirds of the town, compo-
sing the most valuable buildings in it, has been
swept away by this elemental scourge of Cali
for MIA towns.
We are indebted to Mr.. E. A. Rowe, of Cram,
Roger s. Co.'s Express, for the following par
ticulars.
The fire commenced among some old papers
in the attic of the American Hotel abont two
o'clock in the afternoon, and spread with incon-
ceivable rapidly, east as far as the Diana Saloon
ON the same side of Maine street with the Ameri
can, and west as far the Magnolia Saloon,
where it crossed the street to the house. boot
and shoe store, next above the United States
hotel and thence swept both sides of Maine
street as far north as Mexican house known as
the spanish Corral"
It will thus be seen that all of Weavervile
save the south side of Maine street from the
consumed
we append list of the losses hurriedly fur
nished us by Mr.. Rowe. 1t will be perceived
that they amount i'll the aggregate to 100000,
and which we are assured is a figure rather un-
der than over the actual loss
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The Wall sfeawxcr Tennessee Ashore.
We learn from the Bay papers of the 7ih inst,
hat the L. NJ. s. s. Co.'s steamer Teurtssre
went ashore on Sunday evening last while en-
deavoring to make the entrance TO the Bay If
San Francisco. It appears that there
dense fog prevailing at he time. We glad
to state that ali rhe passengers, some 600 in
NUMBER together with the mails, were Landed
from the ship in perfect safety. The Tennessee
at the last aceonnts wond certainly be got off
without sustaining any nateriaf injury.
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From the Kentucky Flag.
England, France, and Cuba.

The time IS probably at hand when this govern
inen will be forced by the most imperative national ia
ieresls INTO some decisive policy relative TO Cuba Per-
haps the most important subject which will occupy the
attention OF Congress at It's next session will be
lalions toward Cuba, and the action necessary be
taken by the United States in order counteract the
schemes of Great Britain and France. el
II IS now generally understood. since the refusal the
part OF our government 10 enter into the pate treaty.
thai England has fallen upon the novel project OF import
ing negroes from Africa into Cuba apprenlcng them for
given number OF years. and then giving thsm their b
efy by which process IN the OF time, the Queen
Of The Antilles is 10 be nation of free blacks.
Inc pretext employed as palliation of this diabo
cal design we can term i nothing else when we
remember the tragedy OF ST. Domngo) is 10 secure
ihe island against the encroachmenis OF this nation.
Whether England is usfable in tearing thousands OF
African freemen from their native shores In order OF
hWart what she regards the settled purpose OF our
country or not we leave for poerty 10 determine but
of one thing well satisfied that, the people OF the
bitrary stretch Of authority Great Britain has, for in
definite length oil time, assumed the general direction OF
affairs all the globe So long has this usurped pre-
rogavc been acquiesced in she has imagine that
too as matter of course will defer TO her dctation
There are many reasons why the United States should
resist this effort on the part Of England to deprive US in
all time TO OF the possibility oil attaching Cuba TO
this confederacy Although we do not recognise on the
part of government any right TO interfere with the
political affairs OF other naons yet we do conceive that
il is the great representative of republicansm whose
mi sion il by the force OF example, 10 win the people
OF the whole earth to the adoption of free governments
and, as opportunity offers. TO embrace them within
our erritor.es TO throw them the shield of our
own free constitution, and initiate them into the mys,e-
ries Of civil liberty. The of England is TO place It
forever out OF our power 10 fraernZe with Cuba by
max ing il nation Of free negroes
Whether the prosperity OF Cuba or the happiness of
lhes States be regarded, in either il is plainly the
duty OF this country 10 repel the unauthorized and mpu
den, interference of Great Britain As long remain
inactive England surely has conceivable occasion for
interfering with the affairs OF that island and il she
should the probability is that her movements will only
accelerate the conjunction which is ultimately to take
place.
Whether our sentiments are those oil illibuster
not we are decidedly OF the opinion that when England
begins TO in the execution OF her designs toward
Cuba, steps should be taken by the people OF the
United States toward coun,eractng them.
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40 OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The Bsme Of 20 peIson entered upon our bools
payment OF the subscription be 4 advance.
Distant subscribers non.y y letter he posss
which will paid assumed by ourselves m is
transmission. ## EEH IL
The COUNTRY PAPER 10 published weekly dunng the se.
sons OF Congress, aud semi- weekly during the recess.
Subscriptions period less than viii hs received ON
terms proportoned 10 the above annual rates.
CO rosTMAsTERs authorized agents and by
sending subscribers, with $50 RVS
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers, enelosed5
nesebes with $40 eneoed will be entitled TO Of tho
same edition they subscribers gyatss
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n X. CUAMBERLfN's Commercial College, located
". Baltimore, Maryland The osensibe
of this institution place In the reach OF individuals prop
and practical mercantile educa
a obtain correct knowledge OF
weeks than be acquired IN
ms years cornt,ng house.
embraces double entry book keeping and m
and trade Mercan
tile taught according methods
combining pdy OF execution with Beauty
Of mercantile law various
subjects beside other points necessary for
understand Ihe TIME necessary
varies from five 10 eight weeks
berg sppca enter time and At
held Mt stated periods
those who graduate For terms, Sc, write
AND . circular forwarded by ma
Nov l3-lydhcp
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REPAIRS TO THE SAN Jkcfsro.--The Un'tei States
steamship San Jscipto win be hauled upon the marine
railway al the Uaiied States navy-yaTd Tomorrow
morning The experiment. before so successful with the
steamer City OF rushug, ia the transfer from the sec
lions OF the dry-dock to the railway, viii doubtless be
realized in this instance Invitations have been extend
ed to the Hon James G Doobn, Secretary OF The Navy
cnnmodore Joseph Smith, chief OF the Bureau OF Yards
ana Docks and Hon. Thomas Hart, chef naval con-
.uctor 10 be present TO witness the interesting
An Of our citizens who desire TO become acquainted
with the facilities which have at our navy-yard for
the repairs OF nato al vessels in thorough and ef-
feciive manner, and at the time witness most
Interesting spectacle. may take advantage Of the oppor,
tuny afforded them Phi frgys.
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wILI.ARD's HOTEL

THE above establishment viii he reopened tor me recep
Of Thursday November 2n since inc CLOSING
in completely renovated enlarged
improved ventilation, &c and many improvements
added requisite 10 the comfort of its guests
With hotel serpnE, and personal sen-
the business The undersigned hopes 10 merit share OF TIE
II, A, WILLARD.
w,sprsoros, d. G, Nov. 2, 1853
Nov 4-dlm FIn,. and star
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United states Patent once.

WashlnGton, 5ept II, I6oJ.
m the petition of james Baldwin, Of Nashua New Hampshire
" praying Tor the extension grau,od 10 him br
thirty first OF January, $780, improvement IN sbutos iof
weaving cloth, for from the expiration Of said
which rlscs Of January, eighteen
hundred and my four
Ii ordered thai the said be heard the Patent Once
Monday, the 9Th OF January IL O'clock and all
nouned to and show have, why
said petition ought DO granted.
Persons required file the Patent
Once their objections forth writing, least
days before e day OF hearg all testimony hed BY either party 10
with the which will be furnished appl
cation.
Ordered also be published the Union, Inte
and Evening Star, Washington, d. CT Pennsylvanian
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Evening New York Boston
POST Boston, Massachusetts, and Patriot Concord New Hampshire,
week for three weeks the second
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p sEdtors please copy send their
bills 10 the Patent Once with containing this notice.
Sept l6-law3w
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L. LEWIS, attorney law, OF deeds for Virginia
~. District o Columbia and general continues
collect ali claim. the general especially pensions
kinds, of PENSIONS and spcnded claims
husbands did under
1884, he will guaranty PAID
10 husbands.
widsws OF those ocer and soldiers who cut of
he will pensions for
ife Of February, 1883
To all widows and orphans who have been enjoying I've years
1886 uiy less February ies
guaranty continuance OF said hapsy for fee years
und % February 1855.
who served the OF California aud
Mexico is+ 1884, and In the late Arctic expedition,
titled
Fees in moderate and charge any OF the
n orphan unless successful.
dscrr himself that his ong residence IN Washington, aud
him facilities collection OF all
claims.
Congress Virginia and Texas. Address,
8. L. LEWIS,
Oct I6-6teoddkcp Washington, u. c.
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nIRECT DEPORTATION or Leather Goods.-ATAf-
LoR MAURy have Just received deportation o leather
goods consisting Of despatch portfolios tourist cases.
especially adapted for gentlemen travelling They manufactured
BY Ms.s De IN Rue Co, of Russia and MOROCCO
eshsr, fitted and finished in N. style Of substantial es
with patent locks Stationery bookstore near Ninth
/
Nov "a
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MORE ~ GALLAGHER, Iron Founders and Manu-
wi Of Wrought and Cast Iron Railing Ridge and
Philadelphia make order railing Tor cemeteries
public and private grounds, Also all kinds OF
me and architectural work
O. would respectfully invite the attention Of the citizens Of
Washington vicinity milling enclosing Lafayette
square Specimen drawings TO desrou. Of
making selection.
f-~o6pos
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ihe English market coming higher there consid
erable rise This, however, dd not last aud the mar
ket closed lew oenlimes under the closing prices OF
SATURDAY. ,'s9 =.
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FOR BALTIMORE.
The steamer osCEOLA will, the 2sth scpem
2x-tio-e her, running regularly above
1n9.2nRk place leaving Washington sunday, at !
O'Clock, returning, leave Baltimore every Tuesday, al
O'Clock, m.
regularly and returning at Leonardtown, St
Cone and the usual landings the
al land.
Passage and freight the usual rates. -
Sent 2I-eodu Captain
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RElis' BELL4si BELLS THE subscribers manufacture
locomotive school house, aud plantation These
bells hung paent yokes They
be turned around clnpper
psce which desirable after bell rung
sprng- sfrsd In
bell, thereby proongng bell.
tured from stock, capss Al this
foundry found improve
ment We written that church bells break within
date Of purchase, with will with
bell.
sold this foundry which evil
dencs Of their We have heen gold silver medals
awarded from the various rs oS the be bells for
and ioncn We peais
chimes and ref. furnished Our foundry
within
direction. As this establishment Of the
kind in the Un'ed and Of bells,
orders be nled with despatch We bells
OF the States Old bells exchange for
Levels compssses, he., constsrty hand. Address
A.. MESEELY's SONS,
May 2i--lyd&cp West Troy, N. "
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UnIted States Patent ONCE,
Washington. November 10. la

United States Patent ONCE,
Washington, November l2, 1858.
an petition OF Samuel B. Allen, OF Salem In the
New Jersey formerly of Miamsburg
praying extension OF patent granted him the
day January ei0 which
March, 1871 machines
Smelling corn years from expiration
psen which place the 18th day Of January, eighteen
hundred and fly four
ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent Office
Saturday, the 4h day OF January next ~ O'Clock al
persons notified appear and cause have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
opposing the required file in
obecons specially forth writing, twenty
before the day OF hearings a testimony filed by either party
the said hearing be
with the rules oce which will
Ordered thai this notice be pubshed the Union National
nrencer and Evening Star, Wahingon CT
Philadelphia Pa; Evening Post and Scientific American,
York. N. " Boston Post Boston, Mass. Patriot Concord,
Hampshire and EnQairer Cincinnati, Ohio,
weeks previous the l4h day Of January
c. MASON,
Commissioner Of
r. sEtors OF The above will please copy
bills to the Patent Once with continuing this notice.
Nov 3-law3w
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R WATKINS Intends TO deliver .ere. ~ miar dcourses
who have the subject
The disconres the which, being
introductory comprise history
ard examination ofshe prevailing
d the English language.
Tn. will krs for the whole series. admitting
lady and for single ticket admitting person for
The evening. so c
The viii he delivered Al caus sscon-hs hr.i
Thnr.dsy evening r-vt, commence al ociocs
Ticket. found drug store Of " Hshsnsh corn,
snd the bookstores cf Mira Anderson snd rsy
70, N.av, Pennsyivsn'a sysnos
Nov a-sn
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Enabroideries sc.
take pleasure in calling the Of The ladies' the fol
Is dozen clear lawn handksrchiefs
Y % stitched do
is % asis assSs as~ss 'issss. sleeve.
20 sambrie banded collars
% DO swsss mu.qusuer collars
600 600 yards swis. edge and inserting
$50 es%sre s and sw,.. vi bands
We wish ,h ladies give particular attention TO Tho abeve
An'" Them TO be very cheap AND Sry assiTaDs nes vrpav
octs-lm Corner Penn. ayenue and 7th street.
EINE rANLOH AND CHA MBER FUHNTTUKE.-on
.g .a e.sae~ I rooms m opposite % Exchange aa Bahs
consisting Of
Rosewood and mahogany atele French Broche-
Large parlor
Mahogany and walnut tee- a-tetes
Armchairs and parlor chairs in and crimson plush
large assor,men, Of sofas and chairs, in haircIoth
Some beautiful chamber black geen brown, and
Fine mahogany and oval wurdrobes
B"reaus bed.teads aud washs,ands, in sets
nent complete all which viii b, sold very reduced prices
UNDEnsIHRTs and Drawers. for Fan and Winter,
assortment on hand At reasonable prices' al = r,s
Gsnusmens Furnishing Store, Avenue, ~
2-2wn
--------------
j. guages, House, Davis AZ
streets Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
Oct6-n
q OK Onn WORTH OF new goods, embracing every
DoCsUUU of fashionable foreign and domestic goods
which will be sold reduced cash. Persons wish
will call examine stock which
very complete we know we can offer tie very best induce
menu.
YERBY, TEBBS, YERBY,
OctS-u Corner Pa. and 7h
ITIlOGNAPHY-The undersigned have, connexion with
Ia their establishment photographic printing ofce
pared 10 orders for checks romissoy notes. drafts bills Of
exchange, circulars, &c.
Specimens application the
COLLINS, BOVINE CO.,
llth street, six north Of Penn. avenue,
Branch of Saones Hail. 74 and l76 feaT street, New York.
Oct g-3taw6w
RLANKETs QUILTS, &c.-We have in store
ID 1 200 pairs blankets, OF all grades
$50 Marseilies AIendaie quilts
300 pairs bic lched and brown sheetings
10 do linen sheeungs
30 do pillow slip cotton
100 dozen damask napkins
300 do towels all grades
70 pairs table damask
With stock Of furnishing goods,
all Of which we defy competition.
YERBY, TEBBs, YERBY,
r OctS-u Corner Penn. and 7th
M A
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Csrpetings and OtI Cloths.
III " ready for .sls-
w 90 pairs ingram carpets
40 do Brp~se. DO
10 do - oil cloths, medium
~ do
- do very superior
o cloth, Of quality b. cut 20 ft any
diagram
Win full and comple,s Of goods for
purposes At the lowest marks, pter,,
VERY, TEBBs, VERY,
Octs-n Corner Pa. and street
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Great Match Runrt,g Race, for $500. CoIun,.
hta Course. Alexandria Ns.

Great Match Running Race, for $500. CoIun,-
bta Course, Alexandria Co. Va.
THERE win be match rsce $500 above course
Tuesday November 22d, 1882 precisely. Hents,
mile and repeat
Y. svt enters b. q. John Graham.
v. ~. Hsil enters .. n Santa ANN.
The above horses thorough
the and proprietor
the course ohers the following s three
or entries make n rseesl
Purse Of cleo for "wednesday, November 1done mile asd
peat
Of 5000 for Thursday, November miles and
peat
Purse Of so for Friday, November 95hfour mile. and repeat
Entries be made the Friday November ish be
f-re IL O'Clock.
The proprietor having fenced track and made other i'm
rovemsrs the confidently public that hsy
WI hns The best accommodations for and horse.
CYRUS MARTIN,
Nov lo-asvilsihFeb Proprietor
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ny u. q. MCGUIRE Aucsioncer.
CUPERIOR CABINET FURNITURE, RARE OIL PAINTINGS
~ auctonOn Thursday IA No
vembef I7th, shall sell the residence OF r.
Wslsh ESQ., tat present occupied by Hon. W L. Marcy)
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
ali h and housekeeping effects comprising
Rosewood
psrlor chairs, plush
Elegant table, wiih Egyptian marble top
Table
Three bea aunfui oil paintings by De Brackeeer
Louis XIV reception, and castor chairs
0it-fiame candeiabTas
Ladies' and bookcase, tables
Walnut and mahogany whatnos lounge
freuch contre-tabe
Velvet, Brussels, and e-ply carpets rugs ~
Blue damask and lace curtains cornice
Mahogany sideboard extension table
Frcnc Chna dinner, tea, and ware
Bohemian and crystal csret Jugs
Decanlers, gobl~io, chanpagnes
Finger bowIs, wines, tumbiers
Silver plated ten Scrvcc, kettle
Savers, castors, cake baskets, coasters
Ivoryhandled table cutlery fire
Elegantly carved walnut dressing bureaus
Ward,obes, washstunds French bedstcad
aandsome cottage suites, toilet
Window shades, chinix curtains
Best curea- hair aud husk
Bolses and pillows, bedding
Hatrack, hall lamp, oiicIoth.
and stair carpeing, rods md eyes
Cooking stove, chamber stoves
Together good OF kitchen utensils.
Terms $50 and under, cash sum- credit
monts for satisfactorily endorsed, bearing
lsrest
Nov Sd Auctoneey.
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General Agency.
TAYLOR COLLINS will prosecute claims Of every description
against government departments
bounty lands and
buying and selling Of real The
general collecting They will
parte, information they
'front.' government Cbares win
Once Immediately opposite Winder's Building Wash
ington, ID. @.
Hon James G. Dobbin, Secretary Of the Navy.
Hon jefferson Davis, Secretary Of War.
Nicholas Cauan, President Board Common Council,
Gen. John M McCaiia, Attorney at Law.
VI. Jnu-in,
w. q. Reddan, State Department
Sept 25-dtfacp
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SILKs Silks, sILKsiwe would invite the attention Of
- ladies other fine dress goods
opening, and most fashionable
supply We IN store all the
pad fashionable shade In plain Gro
Naples rou de soies &c Our stock Of black silks hs season
= and much cheaper than former time
We have also Just completed from the latest mporaions OF
French English and German Rood fall supply OF ladies' wear
generally, mhoying hrsn and cheapest
o hne dress goods be found In Warrington or elsewhere
Ladies' therefore, In OF bargains should not fail TO call
BARNES MITCHELL,
Between 9Th and oth streets, Pennsyvana avenue,
oo-eolrn
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By ROBERT ARM sTaoNs

By ). G. Mcguire. Auctioneer.
TRUSTEE's SALE or VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ON 7TH
BTREEr-6y of deed dated April 22d, 1851
Had duly recorded in Liber No 49, oos 504 IS ~
the land records Washington subscriber will
sell p.hc saeon the Thursday afternoon No
vembo D1h, o'clock oflols Nos III No.
49, foudns 33 feet street. and and
nss taek 100 together consisting OF
building cabinet warehouse
II sale. JOHN r. EALLAN Trustee.
JAMES G. MCGUIRE,
Or Q3-sodAds AuctonecT
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NONrGOMERY BLAIR. Attorney at Law. VIII here
oses street, fom Pennsylvania avenue Morhs
's S@1sLdsm
long .ha~ French Aernos, sc-we would respectfully can
s 'sapon Of adie. to large assortment Of r,h Lyon. vel
two to thirty which Just opened, and which
n.~ York ''''p . ''' same a'''' '''''''
VERY RICH CHAIN LAIN LONG sHAwLs.
We win open morning about my handsome cashmere
s aos a ss VIII b. toaad
.~ double ce sha~ Of designs, and ranging
nay STATE LONG sHAwLs.
wswu aso open to-day fu OF Bay stat. 'hs~.
S % os, s S ss ss y ns, @
5 sss ,,, ~ .s.. = heavy .saw and pay after.
'vIs. is demand "a s..sI%sni ", !. found
3: s E::': ':;; ;:::; ;::;:,, T."
And $50 of quality bay State shaws
psns every de.rn GOOD style Some plain
Also "a ssausmsn travelling snaw- sru, heavy good
SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF FRENCH MgRISos.
Ada.a srs. Of French ernc- have Just
,sss,es - .,sss. addition. ID making our s st % ms beyond
We h, jas, opened ten pieces .cr e. Which We consider
e.ss seventh ~ ,s, y. ~ rsnn syenue oo
A CARD.-sAxUEL W. TUCKER, Merchant TaiIor, would
.eefay 70 his p,'son. and friend. ha, he has
Of Mr. Hughes,
street and rsnnsyivani svenue
he that the stock Of goods
70 which he their attention cannot be excelied
Oct 2S-ac.d3. Star, Int and Senfincil
THE U.a.r.,g..a Proprietor Of dtn.rens Hotel.
IN Washington compelled advance in their for board
70 two dollars hy day. also dollars week
Toy meals, md sner lst Of November
NJ A. DEXTER, National Hotel.
r. r. 4 N. BROWN Browns Hotel
~ a. WILLARD Willards Hotel.
DANIEL %. FRENCH, Irving House.
X. u. HACKNEY, u. 4. Hotel.
W. GADsBy, cad,by's Hotel.
Oct @-diwif
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
Posr oyyIoE DEPARTMENT, November ,, 1853.
STATE OP MAINE

UNITED STATES MAILS.
Posr oypox DrrARrnsxr, November 3, 1853
STATE or MAINE
DRoPosALs conveying mails Of the United State, from
lst January 1854, 10Th June, 1851, following
route Of Maine, Con.nac once
l2ih day of December next decided day:
No. From Augusta, Browns Corners Vasalboo East
ia"ss%.n. Mills. Sswsuss, IVES. Hsmpds@ and Hs%p
den, 10 Bangor, 81 miles back, six times week.
Leave Augusta daily, except Sunday, al sa. m.
Arrive st Bangor same day by sp IN.
l.eave Bangor daily, encep, Sunday, nj a.
Arrive at Augusta same day by p
For form os proposal aud instructions and requirements
brarng tbs conditions be
eien, the departaen deem propr advertisement
sns proposals for mail service the New England States,
JAMES CAMPBELL,
Nov 5-iawSw Postmaster General.
We WILL OPEN ,ncrnsng and have ready for
Black silks, white silks, pink silks, blue siks
Corn -cssosed silks, marcenes, sains
Plaid silks, plaid merinos
Plaid valencenne. plaid mousseiins de One and
dunn qualities
I.upin's bombssins, black aipacas
Plaid bonnet rbaDds
Handsome assortment of embroideres
Embroidered and plain inenesmbic hsndkerchiefs
Grape shawis, iopv cashmere shaws
w.ssrioo ia"s ssa~ .qa.s @ a shawl. . q sSsy Kind
Cassimrrcs OF all kinds, cloths, vesinss
Cas.sacs, nannel., table damasks
Ho-isry OF all kinds, gnghams, calicoes
Satin ane, bsocste,s single and double width damssks
arde,e dsper Russia diapers, Insh linens
Damask NAPKINS Hue kAback diapers
Velvet eosks cloih manes cloths and yevcts make
them
Velvet carpets, carpets, ply ingram cape
Blankets, quilts, comforts, yarns all colors
49,, 81, and 70 blesched and brown domesucs
-, 7s, and - plaid inseyp
And variety Of other roods TOO numerous 70 mention
HALL BROTHER