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mn punanes law WILLARD FiLLMoRE President OF The
unslsd DO hereby declare and make hnown
me STATE Of WISCONSIN, periods hereinafter designated 10
Al the 4ad ees a, WILLOW RIVER commencing o.aa,.
as s i he townships fractional town
ships, siEf
erts efs base Iias and Of fourth principal aeridan
Township fractional township my on certain
Islands shore Of Lake sape,iol o fsnfs ~
Fractional township hfsy, on uis naa su'o - ~ '1p' "
nine townships my and my one
qownshp township my The Of
ep,ai o9asne. io hy, IF Lake
townships wsn thirty .hi1y and thirty Two town
s nlas on ne shore Of superior
Townhips twsny s's, .Svs "ne, us ha M asa
aPhips hi one, rso. thnty-tee thirty
four fractional township forty nne on Lake SUPERIOR OF range
Townships thirty ,hyone hiytwo, hyhres, and thirty
townships min, one, wo, thirty three, and rhyour, OF
range iourieen ., ,.- i.
Al Inc land Office at LA CROSSE, commencing Monday
xtsenh day ay disposal Of pubic lands viii,
in The following named townships, TO wi,'
NORTH line and Of the fourth principal merdan
Townships eighteen aud nineteen, OF
Townships twenty enc and .w"ny two, o. range SIX.
Townships twenty one and weniytwo o. range seven -
Townships twenty wenry-two twenty three, and twenty
townships twen-on twenty two, wen,three, and twenty
Townships twenty twenty-five, twenree, wentyfour
s omen S" a vi r
the ninth day OF the public lands stu
limits of aforementioned townships 70 W.T.;
line and east Of the fourth principal aeridian
Township twenty i've, of range four.
twenty twenty esnt tWeh'y
thirty, thirty zone, and thirty Two, OF range five
Township twenty five, OF range sr
eighteen, hirty,
seven
Townships ty and twenty six of range ten.
Township twenty five of eleven
Al lENAsHA, commencing on Monday, ths
day disposal the public land
within the following named townships, VIZ;
NortA Of Of the fourth principal meridian
afr thtr
schools,
Overfowed land
-, which shall be selected "
before the days appointed for the commence
public the ~
act 10 other reclaim The
September leoo
.ciu be e1euded from ths sales.
The offering lands viii be commenced
proceed order which
are despatch, until whole shat
be and In
will until the expiration " the weeks
Washington this day
February Domn thousand eight hundred and h
WILLARD FILLMORE.
3 BY the President:
.rft#t ions WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person right presumption of tn
Office,
public lands
bracug
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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SPRISG Nantes and Grape khsvvls.-we win open this
- and spring mnnes comprising all
the are- styles and shades OF color Ao large assortment OF
hrodered des'an'o which
Of ladies' prepared
Ter treat bargains Maxwell, SEARS, COLLINS,
Mar si-6,eod Per 10th
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CHASE NO I.
Lumber

inch aeienant~Dc "hs pane, PSF
feet baaId measurement . :.
lneh meIcbantAbc white phe per W
feel board measurement
600 feet inch best while pine panel boards, feet board
inca .-Z,
$500 feet inch white pine panel boaSs, pr feel board
mel a.
500 feel white pine boards full inches thick ID inches WIDE a
= feet long, per al feel, hoard measurement
900 neh Carolina pine per III ieel bo-a
III
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EDWARD X COLLINS 4 Co.
No "a Wall street, N. "
BROWN, SMILEY, co,
Liverpool
n g. ROBERTS h Co,
- Kings Arms Yard, London.
J. hUNRoE Co,
H Rue Notre Dame dcs Nctoir,,
Paris.
GEO u DRAPER, Tnvre.
ship~ will accountable gold silver
syseiry precious unless buh
asnE signed therefor and the value thereof therein expressed
Jan
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No. 4s9.

Postponement OF f.le Public Land Sales In Wisconsin
NOTICE hereby that the public sales of lands ordered
IN President United States ,h
February 1885, be held the following named
Offices Stale of Wisconsin, TO wit: at The land offices
Stevens Point, and Menasha
3D. l6h 9Th and 23 OF May declared
postponed until The h Ill., 5h, and 25h Of July next
lively.
the city Of Washington this 18th
April, thousand eight hundred and
FRANKLIN PIERCE
III BY the President:
- JoHs WILSON,
r. Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
An
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Proposals for Continuing Delaware Bre~Lw.ter.
ESarsrrp
Washington, April H. 1883,

Proposals for Continuing Delaware Brsmkwster.
Esersrrp DprApTNvrr,
Washington, April ~ 1853.
PROPOSALS will he received ONCE
May for the Of 900 twenty
doiiarr) for the Delaware breakwaier.
The to he Of the hardest and durable quality the
be completed by before 18th OF September
delivery To be possible uniform
OF the of fh required he In blocks
not less than ( and hh kocks
fourth ton and exceeding The proposals will specify
the Pic. ton for zach sirs separately.
The stone will be subject rigid inspection and will be received
not the engineer shall find
a. to quality and Sire with the above description
For further information Major j. a. Barnard Corp. Of
Engineers the once OF III. Delaware Beskwa Law Building
Fitth street, Philadelphia.
Evidence Of ability comply with their will
CURED Of bidders and reservation
ments will be made security for faithful performances OF
tract JOS. rOrTEN,
b. Brig Gen. and Col. Eng
To be inserted Union In,elsncrr Repobc Wash
ington Evening Argus Philadelphia Delaware Gsrss Whining
ton Deawsre and Boston Post Boston; three week MI
18th May Of containing the advertise
men, TO be transmitted TO the Enginesr Department.
Ap if-eod,i5Msy
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York Liverpool Unitsd states natl
Steamera
The ships comprising this hne
80.
The capt Somr'se''
Ss-~x. These ships having been built by con,rse sf
A& pre- for government care has bees
IkL490 In theI engines,
strength and sp1cd and their sceommo-
aaons and come
Prce OF passage York Liverpool in lrsi cabin w
Exclusive OF rooms '
Prom Liverpool 10 e. York, ESQ and f2o
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each sup-
No beT,bs be secured until paid FOR.
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ID ELECTED suspended pep.icrs.-rmportsnt
II Report the Commissioner such
suspended rejected such
with of
pepsion- Of 1854 1885, few copies or
sale TAYLOR 4 MsITRY
Ap9i booksellers OH Wsshinvton
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ERENCH's HOTEL, Of Frankfort street and
City Hail square, Opposite the City Hall and Park foantsn
built opened the subscssecr, May J.,
furnished August 1854 lie trusts that for
elegance comfort and cannot be surpassed in
the hotel this
nen only OF which warmed gratis They all
which supplied with Gro
silver cocks There bat one bed In
hal md hoor will be lit with
the
they ordered the spacious
eectoy Is In the immediate vicinity Of
nee a-dsm T. FRENCH.
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cEALED PROPOSALS in daphat os each class separately
u dofsed proposals te at Wash
ingon received ibis once until O'Clock ma Ga ,s
6b dsy June delivering such place
within nasysad Aforesaid, be directed " the
thereof materials and article. herein speelnea
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MORE Silks, Hareges- and Embroidered and
plain Grape receiged-We respectfully so
the ladies' and all dress goods 10 ca and examine
received supply,
inducements TO all Judges OF
like the public bear in mind tha we are
the best Sources and
goods be had ALI is the place TO hnd
them.
opened splendid stock Of bonnet nbands at %
with other cheap goods recently bought at
NJ SINISTER h CO.,
Apa4--d6uf 9TH the avenue.
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EVERY Day scrtptur. Reading, for the Use Of PANT
IL lies and Schools by the Rev. John H. Blake, D. ID.
behind The Curiain--A Tate Of Eiville.
Legends Of the West; by lanes Hsn.
The Camel Hunt by j. w. Fsbens
Rural Essaysi by A. j. Downing.
Dictionary % Painters Engaves scupors and Archiects
:. sopsr,A n.
Ap 29- fRANtk TAYLOR
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lrANUAI. ron UNITED STATES CONsuIs-Ensbra-
NJ cling their rights. liabilities e~onmens, &C, &C.;
nv J. y. Hsn.hsw, late OF the u. =. saw. Fnce 4L
For sale In Washington BY IhLuN @ANN.
Mar "a eocksssvu Din
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United stss~s boundary Cousussssson
w.sursoros orrr, March 2s 1883
IN consequence Of the limited for continuing th'
OF the boundary line United States and tbs
rspnhc Of Meyic the necessity and the uncertainty
The present r~nher Of attached the boundary
comasr MI persons employed said commission appoint
ed by tho President Of the United States of the In
terror, hereby discharged,
ROBERT y. CAMrBrLL,
MGr commis.ious,
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EtRsT time In Washington Mt Iron Hall. PennsyIva-
Il mia avenue,
PRICE BBDUCED-ADMfsstoN TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
THE ORIGINAL VOYAGE DOWN Tue MISSISSIPPI
This magnificent painting the first and best Of has
been exhibited this Philadelphia
der all opportunity price admission during
will he Is the house, Children
under 2i Doors evening att panorama
~ ~.
Mar I3-du
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nOS'T FORGET y SNYDER, Jr.s, Wine store, Phil
your aud liquors Of reliable
quality aud early delivered house
warngtou OF freight by "Adams erpfcss or iroppng
- y N''' sNlnrrs, Iii,ado,pna.
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rrs cabin m,ir saloon ...............sa o
nwer los
through the post Office
iading will be signed on the day Of sailing.
An experienced surgeon attached to each steamer.
For freight passage, apply 10
MOLLEK, SAND, Il RIERA, % South st., N, Y.
c. A HEtNCKEN b Co., Bremen.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY, & Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, HavIe
25-diy
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CHOCOLATE, Cocoa, aud Bromn.-w. BAKER a CO.'S
y Vanilla and broma,
awarded the chief institutes
Unon sale by all the principal in
the United States, and by their agents
Hussey Murray, New York Grant and Twels, Philadelphia
Thomas v. Bfundge Baltimore; Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati,
WALTER BAKER, CO.
Ap9-diy Dorchester Mass
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A, TYSON ~ SISTERS Seminary for Young Ladies,
Ill between 2 and 18Th The fourth quarter Of this
institution will commence on the ist day Of May.
Having erected building expressly for the accommoda
ton oftbs school, their dwelling In the
ton which the and comfort Of the pupils
been considered principals feel assured
offer facilities advantages surpassed by
Enlistment the District The several class
Sc Se delightfully."- warmed BY approved furnace and
well ventilated.
Their patrons and respectfully invited call and
spect the general arrangements.
Being advancing the interests Of their pupils the
French have the
Prof Raout stated salary and thereby enabled offer
instruction in This branch at the low rate Of 81 50 quarter
ADVANCE.
Senior and junior departments including
drawing $40
Primary department. 90
. . :.
For further particulars circnars had the inuton
At the principal bookstores In The city Mar 2peodtl5Aay
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CILvER-PLATED WAKE, Cutlery, Sc--Tbe subscri-
- public beautiful
plated which Metropolitan
awarded first diploma. II manufactured by the
Manufacturing Company Chchopee Massachusetts,
decidedly goods The market The
Tea and coffee pieces
Waters, rich
Table, and dessert spoons
Table
Soup and ladies, butter tubs, with drainers
knives
Swing teaketues, napkin rings, card receivers
Champagne and water gobots, shutters and trays
exhibited Mechancs'
for viii siv medal " awarded,
Tvoryhandie knives In half dozens or dozens
knives, in
hffy- ONE, and Bfy three pieces
Meat and csrvers, forks, steels, &c.
With Of articles all Of which
will be sold they purchased in
Ap a-0hwew c. W. BoTELER, Iron Hall
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NEW Spring and summer goods and rsshious-DU.
~ VAIL BROTHER, diapers and tailors, having
from New York; receiving their supply Of
Of French and Ensh cas-meres ve.ncs cloths
mposuons which Of the choicest
designs brought this country Customers would do
early and their selections,
We prepared usual have GOT up
and elegant
Mar 25--3taw3vif DUvALL BRO.
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cHAwI.s, sHAwgs t-yERBY, TEBBs, n YERBY have
y day opened lot of beautiful spring sbs consisting
part, Of
50 small figured Cashmere sbswis for 6, worth -
do do 4.
SO 40 DO DO for J. DO
a general Of cheap shawls, ranging from
81 up Cali and examine the corner Of TN and Penn
syivsnis
Ap9-dIwif
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SPHING AND SUMMER DRESS GOODs.-YERBY,
TEBBs yERBY would respectfully TO their euds
public generally they daily receiving
spring and dress goods which
would special have bought
lowest market prices and will be sold accordingly
YERBY, TEBB5 VERIFY,
7h St and Pa. Mrs DerHou's building
2-dlwf
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SILK aud Lace Nantes cost for Cash onlyWe
ii the styles
an,les determined To close them without delay
price they cost in New YORK, for
cash f account, VIII be added
We will have exposed tables Ladies wishing 10
should this opportunity
The Undue ement offe viii certainly be great.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY CO.
Ap 24-6uf [Tnte.1
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i,ARLOTISA and tho Jesuits at Rome, by Edmund
/ " Farere.
Matrmony or Village Seventy Years Ago
/ by Mrs. Caustic.
| History o ,he Madhouses by Rev. J. s. Headley -
For sale by CRAY q BALLhNiiNE,
| Ap 81 Seventh street, nsar odd Fellows Hail.
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OFFENSIVE Bosrdtng-House for Heut--The two
II brick houses recently occupied by Mrs Laura Reed situated
eide OF r. l4th They will
repair and 10 punctua will
satisfactory and Immediate given application
Y snon auconee side Pennsylvania avenue between
oh and 10Th
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SELECr Boarding school Young Ladies, w IL
y ming,on charge of Miss MCLEAN, who
private families al the South Number OF
All branches of thorough English edu
taught together with Latin, French, music, Ac
Wilmington Delaware Ri Rev. Alfred Lee, d. D.,
Hon. Judge Miegan T. w Gipn, Hon. John Wales Baltimore,
Hon. n. c. Howard, O. b. Hoffman, esq.
A. NJ. MCLEAN,
MaroS-dlm y Wilmington, Delaware
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full heavy floor oil cloths from the cehra
ted Rolls Sons London, which will be III
hail The beet
To Of which respectfully invite The attention OF
Marl Republic, AoOE, bko n %.
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TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES FoR RBNT.-Two new .ligib,y
with marble msuseis
Ac EACH and 4
pvat. Rentee family, rented favorable
psnctua tenant, on spPic.honto ;. :. u.-x,
H. NJ. RTRATTON,
Auctionecr and Commission Merchant,
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, between OH and 10Th
tp e-ecdn
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A MEXICAN HOUSE. Hanover Stree BOSTON by
Lewis Rice Rebu enlarged and elegantly furnished possessing
modern sccoumods-
ton Of the travelling public
lily
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cESTLEMEv,s FURNISHING Goops-YERB,

z,
VI TEBBs, YEkBY would respectfully call OF
their ieud. and gentlemen visiting this their
geniieinen's belonRing wins
Linen and dress shirts
Linen collars, the beet quality
M.sno uudersbirts and drawers
do
Black and fancy sflk scarf and cravst-
LINN, lawn, and gngham do
Kid, sik, thread and gloves.
Win u-penders halt hose he all Of which
viii be soid at the lowest prices for cash.
Call Of 9TH and Penn
sy1vsnia avenue, Miss Dermots new building.
hp 2-dlwf
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ID ~. HOOE A. CO., wholesale and Retail Dealer. ~
carpetiug Aoos oil coshs msttines curtain msier
sheetin9 lsnkess, house furnishing goods generally
penusyvsns between m ana sth streets wsssnsos'
d. g.
A. SIT
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DOCK BOOKS HOOKS r-cRAy n BALLANTYNE,
sellers 7 received their
comprise religious
had the
he public.
sniIy Bbes n every style Of binding.
SCOTS H~nrys. C1ark Pools and Comprehensive
CONNIE nfsres.
Booksa large and very fine
Neandsr,- History of the Christian Relation and Church,
Geseniu,s Hebrew and English Lexicon,
The Works Of Josephus.
The Eclipse Of Fsi,h.
yinsi Wotsrassral Theology Gospel Studies, Mou,.irue
tho Endles. study. sc
sprna,a worssThe Christ Mercy Scat. Attraction
Of he Cro~. irsi Thing, Chri~s,sn Titles, he.
Meivils
m Cbs.ver,s Dihcutv, wsndennss Pilgrim,
Lectures N Pilgrims Progress, &c, Ao.
GRAY 4 BAILANTvNE,
Apr Tn street, Odd Fellow Hall.
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Every person emption Of the
townships fractional townships above
make
this notice, and
appointed OF public OF the lands
bracng claimed clam will be forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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10 Navy Aren't Washngton, u ..
g., IN the State of--
hereby offer furnish your dated the
day Of subject all the requirements Of the
ali the articles embraced In class No. -,
(ere insert articles the prices carried out)
Amounting to write the aggregate In words)
y (sgnatme.)
- Futrantor-, hereby undertake that tho sbove-named
will, f. offer be accepted enter into contract as be
fore required States within deen days after
notice. through post office, Of the
bid a before mentioned.
(sgnstures)
thereby certify that the nbovo-naned ----- md ---
good and responsible in this
ITO signed by agent, collector, district
person known to the contracting agent 10 be credlabe
Ap la-IswlsthJune
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Uncle TOMS CAuIN-A life like dssueusofype Of Mrs..
s,ows author ~ Uncle Toms C.sn," exhibition II
Whtehurss Gallery Pennsylvania ~ street, tof"
with portrait Of sontas tho famous oneen Of Song
lift
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-26

ODDS AND ExDs.-Seven years ago, the Bnf-
falo +" COMMERCIAL says: There was bnt II
single day train east, starting from Buffalo al,
seven in the morning, and reaching Syracuse al
bed time, and there lying over for the hi CHIT II
was all the following day reaching Albany. and
there the traveller had to remain another night.
Starting the toilowin, morning he reached
Springfield at noo-wcnt thence 10 New Haven
by rail-and on to New York by boat arriving
at the city on the following morning. Coming
this way, even more time was consumed i'll The.
journey. The Hudson River road now runs in
a manner which may be conceived by the fol-
lowing remarks of an astouShcd traveller.
. | reckon they travel some the Hudson
River Railroad. stepped i'll The Car at Albany,
got fairly seated at Hudson, lighted my cigar al
Poughkeepsie. spit ont of the window at Pecks
kill, and hit man at Sing Sing. The telegraph
poles looked like close picket fence. and on going
to the of the train found we had rope
walk and IA zen pin alley i'll tow. each filled with
brick, both stuck sraisht out like the tail of a
kite, without touching The track-and were used
merely TO steady The ars."-Defrot Tribune.
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SAMUEL MOORE, OF ASHLAND, OHIO.
- lett Baltimore III March, 1850, in the ship
" sraie oil Maine," and arrived in San Francisco
III Tepiemher ct The same year. Since that time
ne nas been heard OF in the Southern Mines. on
me North rk of The Yuba, and at Goodyear's
par par lie Is ieet 10 inches high, weighs about
$50 Ponnds, has light hair, blue eyes and sandy
whEskers ANY nerson h,v;, lls,s..', ~ 1"""y
us whereabouts, will confer lasting obligation
upon his widowed mother by communicating
lhe same TO her through Isaac Roop, Esq, POST
master of this city. marlen
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- Colonel Benton, speaking rec emily in
conversation of his vigor and health, remarked ::
Until was thirty. l drank nothing but water,
sir. Since then ! have drank only what circun-
stances make it fit should drink. Temperance
and moderation keep me in health and strength.
Besides, adopt the Roman regimen--balhe
with cold water and rub dry. That's exercise.
None of your common flesh brushes. but such as
they rub horses legs wiih.-N. Y. Post
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- In Alabama, recently, DR.. J. S. Ball ex-
tracied 800 teeth in one day. MIR. Jabez Curry.
wealthy planter desiring to have large num-
Der OF decayed teeth extracted for his negroes.
determined to employ dentist for that purpose
by the day. and made engagement with Dir.
Ball. The result was in the course of the day
The Z" darkies'' were relieved of three hundred
causes of pain and sorrow. There must have
been some fun among them when after the trou-
bic was all over
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NEsy YORK. TsHgES

EHOR CALlFUBNIA.-THE BEST NEWS
u rancr made MP for the Pacific sidr. The
undcrsi gned Sole Agents TOR The California
edition, and are prepared 10 supply orders from,
any part Of The State.
BONESTELL & WILLISTON.
Clay street, Portsmouth square,
marie II. San francisco.
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BAY ADVERTISER ENTS
wKEnEAw a.ANGEsssEAN & go.

Importers anil Dealers IN Cigugs md 7o6occo, No.
1872 Montgomery street, San FrunciSco.
WTE ARE NOW RECEIVING BY RE-
w cent arrivals, large stock OF kegaliaS,
Millar and Laundre Cigars. John Anderson
Tobacco. Goodwin & Brothers Yellow Bank
Cavcndish and Leaf Tobaccos. Shaker, clay
aud fancy pipes matches, etc. etc
Also, by every steamer, via The Isthmus, every
variety OF superior Havana Cigars.
A supply OF extra Cavcndi>h Tobacco in tin
foil and put up by ourselves constantly on band,
all of which we offer for sale a, lower rates than
any other establishment in this State
nlarl9 I'm WIN. LANGERMAN & co.
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n A Western editor rennesls those of his

n 4 Western editor requests those Of his
subscribers who owe him more than six years
subscription. To send him n lock of their hair,
that he may know they are living. To which
the Lawrcneebapg (Ind) Register says: - If all
our subscribers of that kind would do that we
could make money by carrying ON the wig bust
ness.
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To LET.
nNE LARGE STORE ROOM, FREE FROM
W all annoyance from The inclemency OF the
weather, Immediately adjoining the Sheriff
Office, at the upper end of town.
ALSO,
Several small and conveniently situated Rooms,
comfortably fitted up, and suitable either for Of
fees or bed rooms, will be let for ii moderate
compensation.
For further particulars please enquire, on the
premises, OF ID. CORSACT.
Shasta, Nov. 20, 1852. Marl2if
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INFORMATION WANTED

kF DAVID c. THOMAS. HEARD OF
last about 10 mouths ago, and was residing
men ut the mouth OF Canon Greek, near the
! irlpify River Any body knowing his whereas
oouts would greatly oblige his father, by leaving
intelligence of the same at the office of Cram.
rogers & Cos Express, directed to Humbug
mario If PHILIP THOMAS.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1853-03-26
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING BEEN AP-
4 pointed Agent for Maj 7. B. Heading, is
now prepared either TO sell or lease portions OF
land W Thin the limits of the survey on the tract
known by The name OF Buena Ventura, Cor Read
inS's Ranch)
WILLIAM MAGEE, Agent.
Buena Ventura, Nov. 27tll, 1852.
marie 3t.