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The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03
SAN FRANCISCO 8 CoLUsAPACKET

.~ THE well known Steamer
.szsEssl..ss-:l zszssssal.s-:l ORIENT, A. D. CARpESTER, Mas
ter, will leave San Francisco every Monday and
Thursday evening, for Colusa; returning. will
leave Cousa for San Francisco every Wednes-
day and Saturday morning.
The Orient has recently undergone thorough
repairs, and for comfort and safety, both for
passengers and freight, is not excelled by any
boat in the trade
AGENTs.-F. SLEEPER,
Clay Street Wharf, San Francisco;
CHARLES SPALDING,
au97 I'm Colusa.
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j. "A. RAYMOND,
Pbvsiciun End Surgeon.

NTOULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
w the public, that he is about to engage in
the business of his profession in Shasta, and from
an experience of ten years public and private
practice IN the Atlantic States, large share of
which time he was Surgeon to Public Hospi
tai, where he was constantly engaged in surgi-
cal practice, he hopes by strict attention 10
his business to merit share of public patron
age.
Office on Main street. a few doors below Ad
ans 4 Co.'S Banking House.
Shasta, May s. 1853. my7 If
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CHURCH & MIX,
Red Bluffs.


APFER FOR SALE AT RED BLUFFS
~ Hardware, Crockery, Tinware, Shovels,
Picks. Locks Screws Bolts, and a splendid lot
of Nails of all sizes.
To lovers of prime article of Liquors or Sc
gars we offer the following:
10 cases of 49 Sin.
100 gallons superior Brandy.
100 90 Xxx Bourbon Whisky.
10 cases Absynthe and Lnissee, French
and German.
90 cases Liquors, Assorted.
10 :" Pinet Castilion & Co. Brandy.
10 baskets Heidsick Champagne.
5 cases Hollande Curacco.
10 assorted French Syrups.
ION Superior Regalia Cigars.
5 !" Ciindradoo Pure Leaf Cigars
5 =" Havana Plantation Cigars.
CHURCH 81 MIX,
aug6 If Red Bluffs
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$4,000 REWARD.

o~ SUCH HAS MET OUR EYES6
S--f many occasions lately, but -,
s=szz-ss our wish is to let our friends IL
and the public know that we are now ready to
furnish specifications and plans on all kinds of
buildings. All kinds of job work done with
neatness and dispatch. Furniture of all kinds
such as Bedsteads. Cots, Lounges, Sofas, Chairs.
Dining, Breakfast, Stand and Centre Tables, al
ways on hand All kinds of Sash made TO
der. Turning of all kinds done TO order.
All ordersfor work in our line will be prompt
ly attended to- 1854
Shop at the head of Main street. Shasta.
marI2 If CURTISSs & HUGHES.
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MINIS WHISKY CKEEKHors.

fs,1& THE UNDERSIGNED WoUJn N
1,,,s form the public that this Hotel, pleas. as
- antly situated IN Franklin City, on Wbs-
ky creek, six miles north of Shasta on the yns
ka and Weaverville road, is now open for H.
reception of travellers, boarders and customa' .ne
generally. The Table is constantly snnnl;as
with all the varieties of meats and yeoe,ahIaI
procurable in this market while the Bar ;s en-
nished with almost every kind of liquors of ,bs
very best quality. There is also good and So
cure
Corral
attached to the establishment, always suppl;e5
with an abundance of hay and barley, for the
accommodation of packers travellers, &c.
The subscriber has no hesitation in promisipo
full satisfaction to all who may patronize him.
BENJAMIN MIX.
Whisky Greek, July 80, 1858. If
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

REsPFcTFuL--A strictly orthodox old gentle
man III Massachusetts returned home on Sunday
from church, and began to extol to his son the
merits of the sermon
L have heard, Frank, said he, sone of the most
delightful sermons ever delivered before chris
tan society Carried me 10 the gates Of Heaven.
We'll. think replied Frank, you had bet
ter have lodged in, for yom wu neuer get another
such chance
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

AMERICANS AHEAD IN AUsTRALIA.-We have
received the London Times Of September 18th.
We notice in its columns, letter from Thomas
J. Laby, the gentleman who kindly forwarded
us newspapers from Melbourne, in which he
states the Americans are supplanting the Eng
lish in the Austrai N market The miners will
give twice as much for shovel or pick of
American mike, as for an English article of the
same kind. American axes, hatchets, claw-ham-
mers, and many other tools, were preferred to
the English article. American stoves sold for
e 1S to 925;T he had seen such stoves sold in
america tor 82 los. Mr.. Laby says he had re-
sided in the United States and California, and
writes because he does not " like to see a
better article furnished to Australia by Ameri-
cans, than can be made in Britain providing
the makers set about doing their best.-E1.
paper
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BRHCKER & MCLAUGHLIN.

@2 DRs. j. BRICKER & E. b. MCLAUGHLIN
"a respectfully inform the citizens of Shasta
"a and vicinity, that they have this day
formed co-partnership as Physicians and Sur
geons, and will give prompt attention to all med
ical and surgical business entrusted to their
care, Office at the City Drug Store, where they
may be found when not absent on Professional
calls. ap16 tt
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

A RUSSIAN LINE OF BATTLE SHIP TO BE BUILT
IN THIS CITY.-It will be matter of lust pride
with every American. that to a ship builder of
this city-Wm. FL. Webb long distinguished in
his profession-has been awarded contract. bv
tie Emperor Nicholas. for the construction of n
line-of-battle ship for the Russian navy-N. Y.
Erpress Messenger
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

fs.,Sh ON THE MOST REASONABLE
Il5i& terms the Cottage House, situated ON
L.aNd the northeast side of Shasta City. The
house is new, and is beautifully situated, conye
nient to good water. For further particulars ap-
ply to L. II. Barber or e. w. Mech, at the Bill.
lard Saloon.
Shasta City, May Sd, 1853. my7 If
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

Gov. SrEyENs.-Ihe Portland Commercial
learns IRON gentleman just arrived from wash
ington Territory, that a despatch had been re-
ceived at Olympia, from an agent of the Hudson
bay Company, stating that Gov. Stevens had
been heard from. and might be expected at
Olympia about the 10th Nov.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

= Small acts of kindness, how pleasant and
desirable do they make life Every dark oh
ject is made light by them and every tear of sor-
row is brushed away. When the heart is sad
and despoDdency sits at the entrance of the soul.
a trifiing kindness drives despair away, and
makes the path cheerful and pleasant
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

A YOUNG LADY's ToAsT AT the 4th of July
celebration in Marion county, H., young lady
offered the following toast: "The young men
OF America Their arms our support-our arms
their reward. Fall in men, fall in"
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CA ssCH5 ~ .sRgX,
Red KinNs.
Dealers IN Groceries, Prorisions, Liquors and
CLofhiUp

Dealers IN Groceries, Prorisions, Liquors and
CLothing.
A LTHOUGH THE STEAMBOATS, HAVE
IA quit running to this point, happy
to state to trieiids and patrons that we have
not, do intend TO, and shall be happy 10
fill all orders sent to US for merchandise as here
toiore, having made such arrangements as TO
guarantee to have always on hand u
FINE ASSOR TMENZ' OF MER CHAN
Disc,
at most liberal prices.
1t is our Intention to pass the summer at this
point, and hence we are determined to make it
an object to packers and traders to pay fire.
quent visits. iy9f
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RARA AvIs.-A singular genius has lately
made his appearance in San Francisco who rem
ders himself remarkable by producing excellent
music from simple leaves
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e. e.. (.7S.LziTE
Civil FInyivccr.
,,ufu Syrrcyrr of Sbost0 Coyufu.

Comy S~rreycr IF Shosfn Comfy.
CURVEYS AND RECORDS THE FIELD
- Notes of land claims. Canals and fumes
laid out and graded. Plans, estimates and spe-
cilications drawn up for, bridges, aqueducts,
dams and all kinds of structures.
Office in County Clerks Office Off
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AIoafcr,s soIiloauy.

wish knew where TO get cent, do. Rlesi
if | don't go TO Kamschatka, to dig geld. Mon
ey's scarcer than wit; can't live by neither, at
least can't. Sold the last old shirt pawned
my boots for three cents and went home rich as
lord. Told my landlady l had hundred
thousand dollars, and wanted the best room in
the house. lnsulted me by saying the attic was
too good for me.
I'm an injured individual. Society persecutes
me. don't rob widders houses don't know
widders don't put the bottle to my neishbor's s
lips; | aint got no neighbor and the fact is.
don't own any bottles; couldn't Gil 'em if | did
I'm an innocent man. Nobody can look me
in the face and say l ever hurt 'em; and yet
havn't got root 10 lay my head into. My old
landla,y rated me why | couldn't pay, and /
left; cause why-aintit better to live in a cor
ner of housetop, than with bawling woman
in a wide house But aint got housetop, and
if had, corner wouldn't be safe, would it?
I'm desp'rit man. I'd go to work if it wasn't
for my excessive benevalence. Pm afeard Of
taking the bread out of son ebody's mouth Be-
sides, wisdom's the principle thing-don't. the
good book say SO! What is money to wisdom
Art studying characters If a man kicks me
because don't pay for my ticker. aint | getting
ture! I'm told the world owes me IA living.
When is 1t going to pay, wonder; I'm tired
waiting.
The above was sent to US orr ginal pro-
duction. We think, however, that we have seen
it liz Print before.-EDs COURIER
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

A contemporary. after the most laborious re-
search, SAYS that the g navy of Mexico CONSISTS
OF two snlacks and raft--the former mounted
with twelve mariners. and the la.ier with hen
coop. :. = '.'
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

II" Is them feliers alive now7D said an mr.
chm to his teacher. What tellers do you mean.
my dear" '.'Why, Paul and Luke, and Deuter-
onomy, and them.'
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

u man named Francis Pigg. of Indiana.
has run away from Mrs. Pisg and four little
Piggs. The Post says he is a hog.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03
GOLDEN GATE EL0uHrNf, MILL

N|M SHARP & co. having retired from the
w firm OF Conro, Sampson & Co., the Col
den Gate FIGURING Mill will be conducted by
the subscribers, under the same name end stvle
as heretofore, and the public may rest assured
that no effort shall be wanting on our part to
fully sustain the high reputation, that the ..Golden
Gate flour y has acquired in all parts of Califor-
MIA. The article we manufacture is pure and
unadulterated-t is made from the choicest of
native wheat and is fully equal to the best Hax-
all Gaego. We tender our sincere thanks
to our friends and the public generally, for their
liberal patronage heretofore rendered 10 us. and
respectfully solicit continuance of the same.
E. d. CONRO,
n26-3m w. A. SAMPSON.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

AJ A western editor cautions his readers
against kissing short women, as the habit has
made him round shouldered
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03
CO-PARTNERsuIp NOTICE

NHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
Il existing between the subscribers under
the name and style OF Conro. Sampson & Co., is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
+. d. CONRO
w. A. SAMPSON,
WM. SHARP Il CO.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

g II dull weather affects you, marry a
warm hearted girl, and make sunshine for
yourselves. Bachelors will find this far superior
to either billiards Burgundy.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03
FREE TRADE MEAT MARKET.

THE SUBSCRIBER would Dx~
E@sts~ inform the pubic OF Shasta, SssssaSS--SAA
@-Sihat he has re-opened the---A-g
Free Trade Meat Market in the new building
adjoining the store of J. &. Doll, where he is
constantly prepared to furnish families, board
ing houses, and hotels with the following meats
of the very best quality, viz:
Fresh Beet. Mutton,
Corned do Lamb
Picked Pork, Veal,
Bologna Sansages, Fresh Sausages.
FINE FRESH PORK.
A fair share of custom is respectfully solicited.
ANDREW RUDER.
Shasta. .Tnlv 30. 1853. jy30 If
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

900 BUNDLES HOOP IRON-100 bundles
horse shoe Iron; $50 bundles rivet Iron,
and 90 tons spring square, and oc,agon steel
For sale by THO. H. SELBf CO,
nl2 Im AZ and "A, California st.
The Shasta courier., 1853-12-03

MosT WISE AND RIGHTEOUS JUDGMENT "A few
years ago there lived i'll the county of Middle
sex, Mass, rather an eccentric gentleman who
occupied the judges seat. Upon one occasion,
there were two men arraigned before Judge s.,
charged Wild disturbing the peace.
Number one, upon the usual question of gull
ty,' plead guilty to drunkenness.
You were drunk, Were you = said Judge S.
Yes, sir, replled the prisoner.
What did you get drunk on, sir? 2
Whisky sir
wv hat sort of whisky, sir =
New whisky, sir, just warm from the STILL
Soyon got drunk on new whisky, right warm
from the still, did you /!
Yes sir
Mr. Clerk, fine tllat man ten dollars, and i'm
prisonment i'll the county jail for the period vi
one month.
Number two, being arraigned, pleaded guilty
also.
'You were drunk, were you sra' asked the
Judge.
Y es. sir
what did you drink of, sir1'
Brandy, sir
that sort of brandy?'
Peach brandy, SIR
What old peach brandy
'Yes SIR 60
How did you drink it?
With little honey, sir
what sort of honey, sirl'
Nice strained honey. SIR
so you got drunk on old peach brandy and
nice strained honey, did you =
yes, SIR
sMr Clerk, fine that man one dime; the Court
would like little of that ITSELF
This same Judge s. had very wild son Bob,
who was constantly on spree, and upon being
brought up one day for drunkenness, the Judge
cried out:
is that our Bob =
'Yes sir replied the Clerk.
Fine the rascal two dollars and costs = roared
the Judge; I'D make it ten nollars if didn't
know it would come out OF my own pocket!
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-05-14

The arrival Of the Atlantic At Liverpool with s2tf 900 IN
spece induced the ored circles Of London 70 believe that
the ong-e1peeed resumption Of remances IN gold from
the United States had taken place.
The Morning Adveytfser says:
A grave case Of embarrassment in connection wi-h the
Iron trade formed the subject Of current conversation TO-
day The bills Of party who has been specializing
largely for the rse IN Iron 10 day returned and Il
stated ha; there Is but pension Of pay
4nt The Liabilities involved estimated at q hgh as
half million sterling The consequence is al IT g. or
ls in the price Of Pig Iron which has receded 20 sos
This time twelve months ago the price ruled az 3s fY
and last suumn high 7ss. In view OF me m
mel hucuaton exhibited in these figures and With the
know dge that in great measure prompted oy *.
iensive speculation e surprise be felt az cases Of
embarrassment
In regard TO American Securities, BariDgs say
In American Stocks change the demand bu' mod
crate We quote United States IS BOnds ll0I ll3 10
Inscriptions 1924 no. Massachusetts, Sterling s. 100
lO7 Maryland Sterling IS sc 90 Pennsy State IS
s7ass: do Bonds, 80 Boston City As, lOll
And Messrs Bell & Son say:
Business in United States securities this week has been
Of fair average extent though without any particular de-
pand Prices show little alteration. Present quotations
= nc renorfed nv Megzrs ID Rel. SOu 4. Co
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Markets

CHARLESTON May Ic-Saes Of CoTroN 40 baes The
pots 600 bales Receipts 8o bales The
let prces claiming decline OF
c Mddins quoted TO- aloc- but quite nominal The
cess receipts ell southern ports date lat year 30 sol
bales.
NfwoRLEAN May IL coTToS has undergone change SINCE
the receipt the Hermann and Cambria 600 bales sold
TO-DAY Il sirict Mddlng
BUFFALO lS-Recepts yesterday FLOUR 800 bbls
WpE.T 500 bush aud OATS FLOUR duh but
II anything shsd mer Sales 600 bbs Mehisln at e. Pa
Al 81 held above the Of buyers CoRN Is in tar
ouest Sales 1900 bush Sc for Western mixed OATsSaes
doe Ohio WHISKY Sales Of 200 bb AZ 9c FREGHrs
SEC. Corn. lie; Wheat, lac, $1,000.
ABAsY My l9-Reoeps Of the pas hours FLouR loo bbs
WHEAT bush; OATS 2000 bush Western FLOUR
is demand the East and city trade but common fair brands
fe lower Sales eoo bb At - 62dSf 81 for common and
mixed WHEAT hr with GOOD milling inquiry; Ohio
9e sales $500 bush arrived CoRS good demand but sup
py BAREY-Ses oC0 bush c for foaT rowed OATS
scarce sales 1900 bush 4sc. WHIsKY asked for
Pm
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financial.
DAILROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and col

pAILROAD MORTGAGE, CITY and COUNTY
III BONDsWe offer for sale at fair rates the following
Of the most gIdCabted character, -. - -. -.
NoRTGIGE SEVEN PER CENT coSyERTiBLE BoS6s re re-.
5000 cOViNGToN and LEXINGTON RAILROAD MORT.
GAGE SEVEN PER CENT. CONVERTIBLE BONDS, sdeemsble
$500 CONVICTION and LEXINGTON RAILROAD CONVERT.
BLE SIX PER CENTS guaranteed by the City Of Coynst0n
H s{I I'd ERqD FIRST
sab. Nv s2 rhA DoNO' re-
eiGE SEVEN PER CENT coSvERTisTE BONDS rsGss% deems
sic63O scioTo and HOOKING VALLEY RAILRo ,D SEVEN
PR CENT. FIRST MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE BONDS re-
5000 OHIO sld PENSsYLyANIA RAILROAD INCOME
CONVERTIBLE SEVEN PER CENT BONDS redeemable Oct
s,ceco cLgyELAND PAISEsyILLE I'D 4sHTlBgLA RAIL
sicSCco wILMISGTON and MANCHESTER RAILROAD sE-
C0ND MORTGAGE CONsLRIIBLE SEVEN PR CENT.
80 SS6 BFiIE FoSTAiS AND INDIANA RAILROAD FIRST
MORTGAGE CONVERTIBLE SEVEN PER CENT BONDS, re-
sseco wAsHISGToN COUNTY, (ohOl SEVEN PER CENT
5000 1THESs COUNTY COhiol SEWN PER CENT BONDS,
Tsess too az, are sasrsutesd BY Marietta ri Rail
Company made convert BE no stoe y III losr
suttsed ~ the Ohio and Indiana Company made Con-
' S6 ne FAiFTTR corSTY dzsafaes, SIX PER CENT
BoNDs susrsntssa By The Nye and Lexington R4road
sssoceo BoURS6N c6UsTY gKsntuesy) SIX PER CENT
$40 B6fIE cotsTY K:aisesy SIX Pa CENT BONDS
By The Lexngon and DsnTe Railroad Company redeem
MAfoS COUNTY I: sa:fs SIX PER cESTs
no sfoes reGeerpable July /. iSSA
5000 CITY or MARIETTA Ohio SEVEN PER CENT
B0SDs ssarsht,sd BY Nss cnsfi Rsroed Copsny
and convertible into M stock receen-be July 1872
CITY or ALLEGHENY Penn BsIN PER CENT BONDS
tn ONO and Pennyv Railroad ConPsn redeem
!. III. -
$40 CiTY or MADISON 0Bdsosj SIX PR CENT BONDS
Cog8bas and S5ebyIe Railroad Company and
made cor is stock Is9s.a' be So7-@ssr IA
he,e Bonds Of o e:h. With Coupons PRINCIPAL
end interest rSseras EeYok the latter 10 most July
ud 81 JaEusry IN zach yesr
M psyL; the Railroad Boucs each ea secured BY Deed
ofTuss % se ron citizen Of New YORK With power Of sale
IL esse Of dsfDhf
the l. pFVper states sod BY authority Of the votes Of
the CITIZENS ofesch. ,..
orrss 70 speeai II Gze, 70 e - apart eissry
redeem
l ub csn through TIE courts Of law
. sss ouer.fe Of mortgage al the real and
nsrsosl estate within the cites counnes respectively
The recently .oPed oy no soa ndaes prohibit
Vii urev,spr al further iss1e 81 s1ch Bonos
deem securities rod SAFE aud eessos iaFeen4 We
reeorraepd them eorespondeptS
Prprsd giving detailed Inoaton u eacn case
te bad by applying AZ oar ores ,-,,n . r. .,
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A. T.cssssa sch- Sacr.sato. Gsraasr en-
81 Frsrr.sco. al n-1tfsy-
AZ Csiao h Oh bask lack Squa LAsds for chiasha 4na
lsrd srckcrtc
prss Iovrrg 10. Cork Firh, Loy-,' Nefofk IN d.
= y Nev~s % m 10 -. Hc1er Ctiis A; hriss
g.. fsrs Porter d Chtres E9S.rts for Partlaad nezi
-. Ts- ,rs,rE for Bangor "a. = T. White Wh for Port
- o. - ReAea Tov BeeSe so NorR o. G1.ng n bra
Re Of Rrs,sl z l. md ~rhr q W Pcsennt ~ .
l iro Mssuzss bss Bea aoln OAT'er ana Gen AsFon
Portland. NJ r..-.-,. 4, u, p
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Clothing.

PEMOyAL-PIERCE g. BATTLE, TaiAksrs %
N importers Of French Goods and dealers in every variety
tsmeDs Furnishing Cords take this ethot Of informing ~
toners and the public that they have removed rom No 80 -
have opened with ost enre sfoef o. ss a.
Increased their facilities busnsz are prepared 70 NJ
dsrs with promptBess and dispatch -
SIAkW GOODs-ln every variety, for Gents, iou,s s.
~ Children and consisting Of Psasn.< lesho 800
fA'' 'l' Si''ns'' S' A''' & MOZAMBIQUE. No n ssvs~
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.1 s,aeL. M PliIadeIphIa.. .FELOAY. Mayla

80 s 7ss Psnes s in oS y q q fsss, g ssv
sIese sch hsyssn .a RtoS e. 80 s $500 DO 90 - s =
CeS ses 70 81 soco Cincinnati g. iel y ~ as , a. 81
~; IS state HID COD Ce. IL, 100 Morris ~
~s.s,S ISaS-sIoo end AZ BOY 70 ~ $50 Ionr Island
usru RA7rosd &c. lcet; Sis"V ~ w.
"a ygesterp Bank, H.
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GuokeB. &c.

March p LAT 70 90 = n 30 w ship Eagle I'm SewYOrk Jal
} Tor Frzncisco. - Il -,
los Of tua;utoprsst. standing so1fh . -
pool - - c.-.ss. e., rSxs-,ool n S.x. k.r
Bcsfcn- VI. r.-s-,ool "a, NJ.
Oriears. ~ . Il. s,~C -ba
~ "a +. Sc n on y 90 Ehl Ann I'm. HsE1ns d. for
Boston c.la.. c,-o,. C,
q 1890 ne Do I'm l1tierl FOR san Frsncsco -,
Nav q 40 Z Of Cape Roniaan 'fs NJ D Co-1eN' w. ~
Yors Ter s. Mays Ga
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ph;IodeInhia Markets

The market exceedingly dull bat holders un~
ing The Flour ket has under
rome change bbs good brand sod al - 81 Dbl bnt
drd freely offered - 70 without finding puhase
The consumption extent former
RYE FLOUR ard CRS MAJ du oo bbs Of the latter sd at
s. demand for WAEAT less active but prices
chsnfd Sales bushels - 6ds II for prime white snd
81 red RYE s taken arrival 6 CoRN 10 IN demand
bushels Southern ard Pennsyvsn yellow ID 6 OATS
unchADged 1900 bushels peunsylvana store sold It 4 =
sel Sales OF WHISKY bbs at DC hhds 22c and Drudge
az Ic
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WhaleF .

i7rh bsrk LOUIS. Wyatt North PartS lA@.-
ma Dee Is: whytOOsts Jan n with 20 bis 81 90 &C. 20 on
"a "a On. Aso FIN ship kErlson l+ ~ 80
Dsrro1h 81 ship Logan A67 I'm snip Aszs.s Hna
ia dip spose Dee p lat Y = " IN - ~ - =.
u so On 8, al ,hip Gasele Upban. Nsat1esse ~ 50
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Receiuts NJ Produre

BY The Ys Yk and Ere Ra'OGd7O side. and IS bids Leather,
II bales Wool hogs II Cattle 81 boxes Tobacco pkgs
90 Pork y Iron, 81 pkss Butter and 245 do Eggs
Nv B0a S6 bushels Flour, 55 do. Ashes S2j
Pok 68 DO Beef 9f DO Cut Nests IS DO Whsky bu.he
Corn, l4c26 DO. Wheat, 100 do Oats
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Nv TeIegrnph.

BOSTON Nav l3-Ar ship Magellan, Tacahuana March barks
Dserce Havana: Leweyn Mobile b'gs Sarah Brown do Jaa
AbD Csdenas GuEeTs LVerpoo schrs Orion Nassau, p via
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Also arr ,eh NsIcsss New York J. Porter Mary Miller, AmIa
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NEW.OPLEANs MAY l2-Au chip John Meuot NewYork;
Marathon Boston bsrEs Governor Briggs, NewfoTk and Miss
Boston
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DANK DEPARTMENT, STATE Of NEW.YORK-
ID ALBANY. MAY u lsss-The BANK Of cQxsAcKIE (Co1.
80 BANK the City Of NewYork Agent sor
The deuon Of circulating sOtes agreeable 70 the entitled
a. 81 he several Acts afng 70 Incorporated
Bsnns Asocarions Individual Banners. od April H. 1854
, d. q ST. JOHN sgperatendsrt.
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I EGHORN BONNETs CAPOTES and FLATS
IL RICHARDS CROMWELL have h.Dd large sssyS
Of the above sod which they call the Of sas
and TRIMMINGS every variety Ribbons Glaze Sdks Laees Fos
prices RICHARDS CROMWELL.
No 10 Wilhsm.s, secoad door below fato-