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bill appropriating Sl2,5O0 for the Charleston
College has passed the Senate of South Carolina,
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1t is stated that Bishop Soule will sail for CaIifor
MIA on the 7th of January
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SETTLED. 1t is said that the difficulty between
Secretary Guthrie and Senator Gwin has been
amicably settled.
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NOGGETT q ANDERSON. corner {

hOGGEIT q ANDERSON, corner OF
~ Thirteenth and Franklin streets, dealers in
french and American PAPER HANGINGS, CUR
TAIN GOODS, Cornices Bands Cords, Tassels and
1inps, Floor and Table OIL CLOTHS, Mattings,
Window Shades and Blinds, best curled Hair and
Shuck MATTRESSES, FEATHER BEDS, Bolsters
sad Pillows, have hand the most extensive and
elegant stock of the above goods for the fall trade
ever offered in this city, which will be sold
FonabIe terms wholesale and retail Paper Hanging
and Uphoiserng attended to promptly in the city or
country. cali from friends and the public gem
orally is respectfully solicited. l7-5m
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DOTANIC PRACTICE OF MEDICINE.

- DOCTOR Z. D. ROBINSON continues TO offer
M services the afflicted, and especially those suf-
+ ing with chronic and supposed ncurable forms o.
dl- sss The Dr. has been engaged in the practice of
1nt Cic ne twenty years--he last twelve in this city.
therefore give satisfactory reference Thou
D7srepsia Rheumatism, Bronchitis, Fluor Albus,
DIopsy. Neuralgia, Paralysis Scrofula, Liver Com
piapt Disease, of the Lungs Fistula, &c might be
speedily relieved and many prominently cured
Persons at distance would do well 10 come TO the
city and remain until their health is restored Tx
tracing Teeth only 25 cents
Once on Franklin between 18th and l4th streets.
Secret forms of disease treated with great success
al-IN
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TOR RENT.-A very desirable office on
i Grace street, between 4lh and 5th
te 9-iw, GEO. f. MAYNARD.
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Aterrible accident occurred near Puebla, Mexi
CO. recently. powder wagon exploded on the
road, killing 13 persons.
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Enrsu Con ANp OYsrERs.-Mr. ]. {

FRESH COD ANU OfsTLss @'1I' -,
Halev of the "Fiag" house, 18th street. will re-
eeive many thanks for the delicious iresh Coo
and baskef OF fine shell oysters the largest we havr
SEN Iris season, which he sent yesterday 1.-THE
patrons of the Flag" are usually fed upon saeh
delieacies, they must indeed be happy band oil ep
enrss living upon the choicest fruits Of old ocean
Lovers of either Of the absys articles. or OF ANY
thing else good In the way of eating aud drinking
can always crafty tEeir appetites, for moderate
Compensation, By calling at the "Flas
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A free-soil postmaster at Walpole, Mass, has
been removed, and Democrat appointed in his
place.
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IHE DAILY DISPATCH

as circulation Of the Daily Dispatch exceeds
conSInad that OF alithe Daily papers Of Richmond
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r lrnpoltsnce transacted yesterday The case Of VIM
roIoes, indicted for misdeme amor was taken mn
partially heard and Continued until to-day ~
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FIRE N CANADA.-Wiks' great Touring mill, il
Canada has becr totally destroyed by fire. Los
9l5O0O.
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JAMES d. ELLEIT.
RrFEREEcEs-Judge John A. Meredith, Judge
Wm W. Cruulp, James Lyons, Esq, Messrs. Goddin
L Appers0n, Herbert A. Claiborne, Esq, iMessrs.
Dudley & Johnson Messrs. N B l. c. b. Hill and
Messrs 4. Il. Dickinson 1 Brother. oc 24-dts
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| THEATRICAL.-The Bateman children and Mr.
and Mrs Barney Williams are ir New Or
leans
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IMpoRrANr CoRREorros.-Mr. B. Luck

IMPORTANT CoRREcrIoN.-Mr G.. B. Luck
has learned, beyond doubt, that the young fellow
WI o swildled him, under the assumed name of Jo-
seph X. Smith, is named ]. C. ADAMsoE, that he is
a printer by profession, and formerly worked in
Stauntsn. The description given of Smith is ex-
act one of Adamson. On Friday night last Adam
stayed at MrstNunallys, near Proctor's Greek,
and registered his in Petersburg the next day
look out for him.
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GENERAL AGENCY FOR THE HIK-
" ING OF NEGROES, COLLECTION OF
CLAIMS AND THE SELLING OF PRODUCE
The subscriber hes taken office on Governor St,
doors from the of that and Main opposite
he Dispatch office, where he will be found ready TO
any and all who may entrust their business with
him; in the discharge OF which he promises the
most faithful attention and refers to the gentlemen
phose uarnes srt subscribed below.
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THE HuMBoLDT.-Ihe HUMBOLDT has gone en-
tirely to pieces.
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PRICE ONE CENT.

i1 hske the grea. sacrifce to serve IN, Com
.-S, ms zeal TOR the work indaced him 10 of.
& sss,sn. tnen taken on the substitute and lost
NJ Hsrvis snd snen !. came up the resoution Of
So the President of the Riebyi isIse majority.
Railroad is to receive in future salary Of $500 per
The meeting then adjourned to ma.
past O'Clock, r. NJ Asatii 1t na'I-
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w. w. JONES.

55 Dh. bhAiSERD, the distinguished cculi,t
Will viii iecu[e :. at mesfSpotan Hail. This Eve
walton of sight from nearsighedness "a and f.r.;shtss
ness me- also from weakness Of sl kinds partial and to-
Experiments will be performed unsn sas, aIsa
cases above mentioned, in presence Of tbs asc
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CRYIyG FIRE.-Three small boys-Phil-

CRYIEG FRE.-Three small boys-Phil-
ip Alexander, Samuel Bequeth and Collin Palmer
were before the Mayor, yesterday on the charge Oh
inst Watehmen Pryor identified the little chaps the
largest of whom could not be than eleven years
compelled to impose fine upon the parents. The
practice of permitting little boys 70 run about the
streets at night is avery reprehensible one ana tae
wonder TO is, that parents so lar forget lhen autS
to their children as to tolerate II.
good switching would 60 much farther towerds
curing them of stroeg propensity tor mischief tnan
dOorns6ay
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Ct: FOR RENT,-The Brick Dwelling
I-k on 9Th, between Marshall and CLAY streets
Church I'M, at present occupied bv Mr. John n
Chds Possession given on the LIST day o f January
pext. Rent sac per year. Apply TO
ne 26-tt TOLER & COOK Pearl ST
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Gs ROOMS FOR RENT.-A very de-
A siraeie double front room, over the store ofthe
Also, q large and desirable Single Room.
BULhLEY l. CO.,
&c IS l57, Main street
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HIRE, LIFE AND MARINE INSU-
Il HANCF-The Richmond Fire Association are
now prepared to issue policies Of Insurance on the
above description of risks reasonable terms as
any similar company, and respectfully ask share OF
eslyed at the Office, No. rs, corner of Main and 9th
sreets where the officers will cheerfully furnish ali
Information that may be required. All losses prompt
i and literally adjusted. .r
JAMES BOSHER, President
Jan Il BosHER, Secretary. NH IL
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X | c II NJ Nd. VA
FRIDAY MORNING, pEcrmprp ,s 80.
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS

Yesterdays Wkig comments on tho nrasart NJ.
a'ien OF the Democratic party. 1t argues that
uen Pierce was supported by the National pemoc
racy in the belief that he would carry ont ,hoi-
principles but few of their hopes have been fnl.
nAeu' II Is now for them to decide wh at course
lhey "iii pursue-whether they viii stand by an
administration that has repudiated them and their
prncipies-continue to contribute their support to
the power that has betrayed them-or be true to
themselves aud their former professions. If thew
are satisfied with the piiul share OF consideration
that has been doled out to them, no one else has
right TO complain.
iae Ma1 lniers from the proceedings of Con.
gTess tnat the Old States of the Coniederacv have
lttie chance for the benefits arising from the Pub
lie Lands. The Eastern States are as much en.;
tied to these lands as the others We helped to
pay for and to fight for them. But the pronrie.v
of dividing the public lands among all the States is
denied by the Democracy, while the propriety of
giving them away peace-meal is acknowledged -
The iand-srabbers at Washington adopt beautiful
Platforms IN Baltimore and laugh in their sleeves
afterwards at the way in which they humbus their
Eastern brethren. The Mau concludes:
so also here is another illustrat of the unity
oi sentiment among the Democracy as well as a
si8hmcant commentary upon the value of Bati-
more Platforms. The East Loquitur-"The public
Lands, aretor the use OF the General Government
Inc West toqunur, "a few millions more for Lou
lslana, and California" Omnes, "Huzza for the
Baltimore Platlorm!"
The Enquirer reviews recent events in Washing
ton, to show that while attempts have been made to
elnbarrass the Administration, it is mistake to
suppose that the Administration of President Pierce
does notpossess the confidence OF the Democracy
The Enquirer says, in relation to the election OF
Mr.. Tucker as Printer to the Senate
In supporting Mr.. Tucker the Wings and abo-
htlonlsts did unquestionably aim blow at the Ad-
mnstraton, but we will not believe that any Demo-
cratic Senator harbored such purpose. As re-
CARDS the Senators from Virginia, are confident
that other impulses than that of discomfort with
the Administration, determined their conduct in
the matter. They will undoubtedly assert that in
dependence OF Judgment which chaTacteriZes them
as men and benefits them Senator'S but they will
extend to the Administration support all the more
effective in being the resutoi attachment to prin-
ciple.
In conclusion, the Enquirer expresses its conf
dence that the Administration will not fail to secure
the confidence and support of Democratic Con
gress, notwithstanding those indications of disaf
lection which go delight the opposition.
The Bulletin is opposed to the dsbanden!ng of
the Public Guard-advises any sort of retrench
ment for the sake of keeping together that noble
band of sturdy, well-disciplined soldiery.
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RICHMOND, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1858.


thereon having been advanced except that in rela-
ton to dogs in Cuipeper county, which was, on
motion OF Mr.. DENEALE, laid on the table.
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TALKING LARGE. - Richard Il. Sales,
changed with threatening TO shoot Andrew, slave
to Miller was br9pshaa eeiSsG s tne o Ia be-
bavioJ n .h nr of $500. Mr.. Sales stated that
through p ss s' sas9w E +, hid I'D
tbrsss y, .soor him provided he caught him lurk
ing sroand Mr Tinsley's bakery at night. where be
was at work
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DR. BRAINERD can be consulted at the Metro
politan Hail on SATURDAY, Dec. 18th, fr1m to
i i A. NJ and from to z. NJ. The public are invited
be present and witness his experiments and treat
rf ent for THIS DAY only, as he repeats his Lecture
ia Petersburg, on Monday evening. by request OF
me aical gentlemen and Others and will remain there
,,,' 3 n w sdnssdav de 16-lt
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w 4 call the attention ofthe public to our
Grus Caiee Pots Egg Boilers Steak, Stew and oys-
tar Dishes all sizes Dish Covers in sets and hhse'
With La1y other useful articles, at .,- =.
Hie7 BULkLEY g. cos, 1S7gMain 81.
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sb6knn LBS. 'Slaughter's' celebrated
~UUU COTTON YARNS. for sale at feetofy
ds7' JJ FRY. Agent
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ONIONS! ONIONS for sale low by
~ JAMES Is. SHELTON,
Ede2 Corner of Broad and 4th streets
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
suERIFF,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS To
- me directed, issued out of the District
Court for the 9th Judicial District for Shasta
County and State of California, and duly attes-
ted on the a9th day of November. A. d. 1853.
on judgment at the suit of Benjamin Jones 70.
Alfred q. Chauncey, Austin Channcey, Samuel
Francis and L. Fl. SwineiorI for the sum of
$72S.76, also on judgment at the suit of Isaao
Philips rs A. G. Chauncey, Austin Chauc-y.
81 Francis and j. l.. H. Swineford for the suun of
1898, 90, together with accruing costs, have
seized and taken into execution the following
property to wit: all that tract Of land known
and described as follows: Beginning at an oak
tree standing on the west bank of the Sacra-
mento river, Is rods above the mouth of Spring
creek, in the county of Shasta, marked and
bearing the names A. G. Chauncey and ] L. H.
Swineford; running from thence down the Sac
ramento river 100 rods to pine tr. 9 marked
and bearing the names aforesaid; from thence
in westerly course $50 rods TO pine tree
marked as aforesaid; thence in a north easterly
course 100 rods to an oak tree marked as aforr-
said from thence in south easterly course 10
corner on Sacramento river, place of beginning.
together with all the improvements situated
thereon and appurtenances belonging thereunto.
consisting of one saw mill and its fixtures,
two dwelling houses, one barn and stable, situ-
ated at the mouth OF Spring Greek on the Sac
ramento river in said county of Shasta, all of
which described property shall expose at pub
lie sale to the highest bidder for cash. OH the 26.h
day OF December, 1853, at III o'clock A. NJ, IN
the premises. VIM. A. NUNNALLY,
Sheriff Shasta county.
Shasta, Dec g. 1858. d31
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
Liquors, Wines, and Cigars.
saIERIFF,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS TO
ID me directed issued out of IA Justices Court,
Homer A. Cartiss j. p. for Shasta Township,
Shasta county, and State of California duly at
tested OH the 2S,h day of November. 1853, on
Judgment at the suit of Simeon Eastman A.
G. Chauncey & Co., for the sum of $l62,75,
together with costs and accruing costs. also on
udsment at the suit of Wallard Il Eastman,
$54,50, together with costs and accruing costs,
have seized and taken upon said executions all
the right, title and interest of the said A. &.
Chauncey & Co. in and to the following proper
ty, viz all that tract of land known and desert
bed as fellows: Beginning at AN oak tree stan
ding on the west bank of the Sacramento, lS
rods above the mouth of Spring Greek, i'll the
county ef Shasta marked and bearing the names
of A q. Chauncey aud J. l.. Swineford; running
from theece down the Sacramento river 100
rods to pine tree marked and bearing the
names aforesaid, from thence in westerly
course 100 rods to pine tree. marked as afore-
said, thence in north easterly course l20 rods
to an oak tree marked as aforesaid from thence
in south easterly course TO corner on Sacra-
mento river, place of beginning, together with
all the Improvements and appurtenances there
on, consisting of saw mill, two dwelling
houses, and one barn and stable. situated at the
mouth of Spring Greek, OH the Sacramento river
in said county of Shasta, al of which described
property | shall expose to public sale to the
highest bidder for cash, on the Goth day of De-
cember, 1853, at Ii O o'clock A. NJ. on the prem
ises. W. A. NUNNALLY,
Sheriff of Shasta County.
Shasta. December Sd. 1853. d3td
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17

NEW MARKET.
Blood for Blood, and mo- Monopoly
The price of Beef has come doarn at last!!
THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD
A0 MOST RESPECTFULLY inform
- their friends, and the citizens
OF Shasta, and the miners Of the surrounding
country. that they have opened their new mar
ket on Main street, opposite the old burnt tree.
and next door to Adams & Co.'S Express office,
where will be found fall supply Of
Beef, Suasages,
Mutton, Fresh Pork,
Lamb, Salt do
Veal Corned Beef &c.
Also, fall supply OF Vegetables and Game,
Venison &c, in
By strict attention to business they hope to
render this establishment one Of the most invi-
ting in California,
n. B. The prices have been made to suit the
times. The usual deductions made to Hotels
Restaurants, and persons purchasing to sell in
other localities.
SMITH, BLODGETT, & Co.,
Oct %. If Proprietors.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
SHASTA BOOK STORE.

"HE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND
i and for sale cheap, large assortment of
BLANK BOOKS of every description. Pocket
Memorandum and Pass Books English, Me-
fallic, and Tuck Memorandums.
LETTER Cap. Bill, Fancy Note, and Gilt Pa
per. Envelope, Blottipg and Drawing do.
ENVELOPES, all sizes and kinds, Buff, White,
Blue Laid and Fancy do; self sealing, let
ter. note. and official do.
GOLD AND STEEL PENS, black, red, and
blue Ink.
INKSTANDS, portfolios, sand boxes paper
weights cutters, and folders; fine pocket
cutlery. cigar cases. Portmonies, etc.; chess
men and back CANNON.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and instruction
books. great variety; miners views and
letter books.
ALSO, large and splendid assortment of stand
ard miscellaneous bound books and novels.
SCHOOL BOOKS, Geographys. Grammars.
Arithmetics. Spelers. Readers, etc.; works
on History, Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany.
Astronomy and Agriculture. Also large
selection OF Poetical Works.
A. ROMAN.
Shasta. Oct %. 1853. o29-tf
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
CITY DRUG sTORE.

Opposite Rhodes 8 Lusk's Express Office, SAasta.
u THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RES
~ pecttully inform the citizens of Shasta and
~ the public generally. that he has lately
received and keeps constantly on hand, large
assortment of Drugs, Medicines. Patent Medi-
cines, Perfumery, etc, consisting in part Of the
following:
Seidlitz and Yeast Powders Cream of Tartar,
Tartaric Acid, Soda, Borax, Hops, Osgood's
Cholagogue, Pain Killer, Liniments, Jaynes'
Medicines, Balls, Townsend and Sands SarsA
parilla, Thompson's Eye Water, Patent Pills.
ETC., which he offers for sale Wholesale and TO
tail at reasonable prices.
Physicians prescriptions and orders from ad-
iacent settle uents will be promptly and accu-
ratelv attended to- G. ROTHE.
marl2 If Druggist and Apothecary.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
sHERrEF.S SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
- issued oat of the Justices Court, Shasta
Township. by u. A. Cariiss. ESQ., JmSiice of the
Peace IN and for the county of Shasta. State oi
California, duly atiested and dated the eighth
day ut Dec, A ID. 1858. requiring me Ia satisfy
Judgment rendered IN said court un the eighth
day q. December. eighteen hundred aud fifty
three. IN favor of A. l. Downer. plaintiff against
]. B. Potter, defendant. for the sum OF four hum
dred and ninety EIGHT dollars and twenty-nine
cents. (si9S 29.) and accrins costs. have
seized and taken in execution the following pro-
periy. VIZ
One small House and Lot situated in the
town OF Shasta, On southeast side of High street
and Opposite tn Leans Bath House. sand lot be-
ginning at a point about FIVE feet North OF lot OF
s. Lean aud running about % feet along High
street. thence abou, lG0 feet at right angles.
thence. about % feet at right angles. and thence
about l6J ieet al right angles ;o place of begin
ming. and situated Between lots OF ). Lean and
A. f. Canptun. which property ! "ili sell III
front of the Court Huuse. III Sasta. on the 3lsi
day oi Dec 1853, to ilI,, iiig CHEST bidder.
WM. A. NJNNALLf. Sheriff
Rv JoHN ". JsSa>o Deputy.
Dec 10Th lS,J-ft.-2t.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
SUM VI ONS.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-IN THE DIS
~ irici Court for the 9lh Judicial District, and
within aud for Shasta County.
Catherine Foutz George Foutz, Shasta
County.
The People of the State of California TO George
Fontz, Gree'ing:
Whereas the above named complainant hath
bv kcr Guardian, Jacob c. Hinckl ". filed in the
office ut 'lle unders gned Clerk OF the court afore-
said, her complaint against You for the object of
obtaining Divorce from The Bonds of matri-
monv with vou contracted, alleging for cause
against YOU. fraud habliual lntemperance and
wiltul les.riion for n period OF two years, Sc.
Aud The said complainant having Obtained from
The Judge OF the Court aforesaid an order thai
The summons herein be served upon you by
publish ing the same for period OF three months
in the newspaper kuowa as the . Shasta C.u
rier" vou therefore required 10 appear and
answer said complaint within the time that foi-
owsa after the ex pration at the three months pub
ca,ons of summons aforesaid. VIZ:
Ii served within ,h, Comfy of Shasta. ten
days; If served out of Shasta County, but within
the Ninth Jia.licia District OF the State aforesaid
twru,y days; IN all oitier cases. tory days and
If vau fail To answer the complaint aforesaid
the plaintiff and complainant aforesaid will APP
pls the cutrt for the relief demanded therein.
Witness my hand and private seal, there being
no official seal yet provided. done mt office IN
Shasta. this the I'll, ,lav ct December ID. 1853.
TflOS. W. DAWSON, Clerk.
do 3m
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
s0UaTTERs.

IF THE INDIVIDUAL WHO HAS DURING
Il the past few weeks, gradually removed the
fence around the lot lying between the lots occn-
p-d by fht. warehouses of MesSrs Todd & Jons s
aud Maver & Pomcroy, and Immediately in the
rear Vt Chauncey's lumber yard, will call upon
n-. he may hear of someiliing To his advantage
and save hms II the trouble of jumping the
aforesaid lot ia such an nnllandsome manner.
SKILLMAN g. DOSH.
P. S.-As The fence taken away cost us some
where near 800 the same individual or in,li
viduals will please bring several sluss' along
for our reimbursement. s. & d.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

TINE UNDIVIDED ONE-HALF of the wa
Il ter mill, and quarter section OF land situ-
ated about half mile below Whiskey Greek.
on Clear Creek, is offered for sale on reasonable
terms. Also, three yoke of working oxen. two
lumber wagons, one horse, one mule team, two
mich cows, one set double harness, yokes.
chains, Sc, necessary to carry on the numbering
business. There is one good dwelling house.
blacksmith shop. and one store house npon said
claim, making it a very desirable location. A
portion of said claim is good arabic land, and
under cultivation.
Any person desiring to Locate in the above
business will do well in giving me call, before
purchasing elsewhere as am bound to sell ON
reasonable terms. Enquire on the premises
N. FERISGTON.
Clear Greek, Sept 26, 1853. oil II
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-17
N. JACOBSON q co.


Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ready Made
Clothing,
HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW FIRE
IL proof brick building, adjoining the ST.
Charles Hotel, and take pleasure in informing
the ladies and gentlemen of Shasta and vicinity
that they have just received full assortment OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
surprising any that has ever been offered in this
place in ladies and gentlemens outtittng goods
The ladies' goods consist of
French Mer1nos, Alpaccas,
Lustre D0masks, iShaacls,
Hsado'c Curtains, Shoes
Hose. Glores, Gnghams,
Sheeting and Shirting,
Laces, TRIMMINGS, Carpets,
and other fancy articles TOO numerous to men,
ton.
Gentlemen's boots and shoes, frock, dress,
and overcoats, gloves, pants, silk and merino un-
dershirts, white shirts, blankets. India Rubber
goods, also general assortment of queensware.
cutlery, playing cards, and all other articles
usually kept in our line of business.
Ladies and gentlemen will find it to their in
terest to call and examine our stock, before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we fatter ourselves that
none compete with us, with the advantages
we now enjoy.
Oct. 90. If