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NOTICE TO PROF EssORs--on Monday, the tlh Of July
board Of Of University Mississippi viii
elect principal 81 agriculture geology
professor Of modern embracing French spsnish and
eesmao. Liberal salaries will he given.
This Institution osdr healthy and pcss.n, vii
se, religious population The
~ commence on ths second Thursday IN September
JAMES ~. HowRY,
May @-indAcp
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prom LOsDON-The I.,hmu, Of D.en in lsssi oI.boms

IRON LONDON.-The Isthmus Of Daien In 1855 Gsbomes
Expedition Of Inquiry for the Juncon Of the At
al nd Pacific vol. London, 1885, with maps.
Ishmus of Darien Canal; by Dr. Cullen, r. g.
with full history Of the Scotch colony Of Daricn several
country and original documsnts VOL Second ed
zion, much enlarged. London, 1883. .lsa
Central America by John Baly, NJ years resident
describing the States Of Guatemala, Honduras SALVADOR Mica
aud Costa kica. vol
The Geography British Emprethe United Kingdom
its Colonies vols London, 1852 With many maps and
cravings. #sa $500 r.5 ~
bassy there vol London, 1853
made for the East India Company by
Captain Smith, Irrigation Of Northern India
Canals Of Piedmont aud Lombardy vos
maps plates. London, 1854
Hand Of the Law Of Storms, for the use Of Her Maj
and the Mercantile Marine. VOL London, 1855
Green Consular Service Fyuns British Consuis Abroad
Ocer Mtchels Thoughts Tactics
Hutchinson breaking; Walkers
AIT Play; Royal Kaendaf for 1885, ngsm Mathsnsuc,
&c Ac.
June 2l- FkANCk TAYLOR,
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Georgetown Classical and Mathematical Academy.
W. ID. STUART, Principal
aided in the BY A,veStky

Georgetown Classical and Mathematical Academy.
w. ID. STUART, PRINCIPAL.
aided in the Of instrucor BY AreStAy os~pseu
mE##r# asrstanfs.
1T designed this long svoabiy
school Of VIM r. Abbott youth
advanced classes Of college
fesonai smde ordinary business life
modern languages mathematics, chemistry, natural
oophy history rhetoric, composition, and other studies Of tie
sou
The Academy furnished with vaiuabls apparatus for the illus.
The academy situated heights
celebrated for believed
quietness, vciuiy federal capital
national furnish the
youth.
TERMS,
Payabis ,ea- a~naaLyi~ aSranos.
For board, including fuel, lights washing, Ac,
Tor ten months @zio
For tuition alone %
For tuition in French and drawing eira.
Col r. II. Smith, and Tho omcers Virgins Military In
sutute.
Hon. Alexander n. II. Stuart Stanton, Va
Hon. John Lstcher, Lexington, Va.
Major d. H. hin, Professor Mshcmses in wsshnston Col
les-, Lexington, Va Ella
frol George Il. Dsbn~y, Richmsnd college, Va.
Purscr Samuel Forrest, u. Il. Navy.
Capt Seth Eastman, u. 4. Army. 4-..a#s f#-s
Col. LORENZO Thomas, u. y. Army.
Rev. David Caldwell, Georgetown, ID. q.
pleasure Georsetown Classical ssd
Mathematical Academy, under the charge Of Nj W.
s. graduate Of the Virginia Military Destitute
three dschsnG.
say patrons academy they win and In hin ssa
Gus, competent, and faithful teacher
FRANCIS SMITH,
June F-dAcn Superintendent
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CARDThe undersigned would respectfully the nsnd. srd
psons Of this establishment that The NAMED hcssi viii e
closed Wednesday, the ih for repair and enisemss 10
rpened the coming fall Acknowledging hevs support
heretofore extended proprietor viii be able N pat s
house condition viii increased cos"ass"c~ ~
a IA WILLARD.
Washington, June II, 1852
June Adv athN
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FRANCK TAYLOR.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT.-Fve handsome y
furnished will be gentlemen, without board
application southwest
streets. Desirable residences.
June 2i-e0dIw~ .s.raa ts@
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ay y. q. mcaUIuE. Ascssoneev.
TvEN per rent- Coupon Bcrds AZ Auetseu.-on Thurs
day afternoon y"ne va A. 81 O'Clock
sa5pn OF
r-dernsbe in 1871, interest payable .~mi annusly
Ternoa cssh, In bsnksbie funds. #f f#"
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Juneel-1 Aucuoo~sr.
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SEA BATHING.

Colunbia Hcuse, Cape rsa~A. New Jssssy.
THE respectfully that the above hotel
vsitess this
place sinc. additions
been made house, Including the u
has upon the pres-s
the comfort and safety hose who h-o
The Columbia with their patronage.
Applications for rooms may be made by letter. sdsresss
l.. HARWOOD,
June I4-dim Cape Island, New Jerssy.rv
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TRUsrEEs' SALE OF CLOTHS, CAssinEREs VExrNCs
$50 other affect. WED
nsrdAy O'Clock - ne .sssx -
doos TO tbs entrance OF National Hoe
an Abe stock IN uade Of the s ss..
nsfes, vesioss, and trimmings. -
for ssisAeto sessns ls
trade particularly invited 10 the safe. -
q. LANE,
.... 81 A.. j. DUVALL.
Trustees.
GREEN SCOTT,
June 2t-3uf As~s~sss..
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THE Corner not 10 he Owtdone.-ws hav. day
i suction 49,. q sa-.9
.so nice embroidered collars 81 rs. -
$50 pairs lace pnders,eeves, ~, worth ~ 50
IS chimirettes, 81 50, worth ~ #=.n
100 dozen linen csmbdc hsndke,chcf 81, worth - =.
The shove goods worthy the ladies' thsy
Just half the usual price,
VERY, TEBRs, h VERIFY,
May @-dlnf Until Corner NJ 7h . and Pens
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ny E. N. sTRATrON. Aactionesr,

AuCuOneeTy
(Pennsylpanfa aseaus, south siSs near i0A svsstJ
TRUSTEES sALE-sTOCK OF ELEGANT FANCY GOODS
Millinery, Ac., ionOn Wednesday and Thursday
without the
millinery, sncy socds Ac in the occupied by
W. q. Ch0aIc AZ PenmyvAna svenuc, consisting
Of &a atstHa
silks, vslve lining Silks iusions hasdksrchtss
Eubfoiicres edgiaas. and Insertions iaces, bobbinxg
Swiss musns, collars, capes under sleeves, frnges
shawis scarfs bonnets, gloves
Linens, silk and Lisle Gloves hosiery, braid woseds
Sewing silks and sewing c0l0ns, but0nv, fans combs
Hair and toolh brushes, jewelry, perfumeyy, Cologne
soaps, oils steel trimmi0gs wallets, purscs, cords
Eiasics batting, &c.
Comprising general and extensive assortment.
show mahogany
other fixtures. \ .a.
Terms 2U UNDER SsO $50 thirty days
days credit for satisfactorily
dorsed, bearing interest. W. 4"
~ order Of A.HLAwRENCE, Esq, Trustee.
2l-0t sN W5.
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VIILARDB HOTEL, New York, No. sss broadway
ard N7 Iah open the accommodation NJ f-
public The and fitted the scd~ra no
and furnished The pvcpss
formerly OF Wsd's Hotel, viii NJ
friends. sl.o public
may f~vo i'm CALI y
n. n. wtIIAnD.
Nsw Yosx, May l7-omn #a# Hsz#
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" GREEN . SCOET. AuctiOAsrre.
GROCERIES, LIQUORS, CIGAk1, ke On Th~,.
U day shall SELL the grocery u Ma
Thornley, shs Marine Nav
Yard Hill, al 10 O'Clock, good assortment Of
IHEs# ssEHs@
Brow and loaf
Coffee and tea Of every description, soap aud candles
Crockery, stone wooden, and willow
200 lbs. nails, brootns
Sperm and other oil, &C., moasses =.
1900 cigars, CT which VI nns quality
Cavandish aud other tobacco !.
!. Liquors OF every description rts..s f. .....
patent platform
Counter, nisai, and other scales ....
Some school desks
Terms CAS-, $40, credit and %
days, satisfactorily endorsed.
- !. :" "'a-'-~ GREEN SCOTT,
June 2l--3truWTh Auctionesgs,
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NORTH PACIFIC RAILROAD yxrLoRATros-TlIr GREAT
coMMEHoED.
Governor Stevens and his party had been epcamped
for some days on The margin OF lake Amelia, beautiful
spo about three miles back OF Fort Smelling, engaged in
making the necessary preparations for Their arduons
eipse. Daring last week four small parties were sent
on in advance Sank Rapids, and Monday last Gov
stevens and the main body OF the expedition struck
camp and followed.
Ankious 10 communicate 10 the people accurate in
iosuoh IN relation TO this noble enterprise, few
daSs hgn VISITED the camp OF the expedition, and, through
me knuoess o. Governor Stevens and his associates,
nave become enabled to communicate to our readers
mnch interesting information upon a subject more i'm
poHan' 20 me people o. Minnesota than any other which
al this time claims their slte ntion - - $3.50 ~
The object OF this exploration and s,,v,, I. =, a.,
mine the practica5ity of bsding ra,na w. ~
place To Pugel's Sound, and Involves IN ,",s
great amouat OF geosr apbical inorma,io ~ ,al
the whole north western region OF the United S,s,a az,
mountain ranges, rivers, valleys as well as inorma,on
relation to soil climate geology botany, natural bis,o,y
and the Indian Tribes, which will make The people Of lie
United States acquainted with the resources OF vas,
back county," hitherto unknown, and therefore
appreciated. a. .e ~ .t
The force operating from the beadwaten OF the Mis-.
sssippi westward will Number about eighty men, consist
log OF the army officers and civilians, constituting the
scientific corps, ANAL escort OF dragoons and the usual
cooke, atisndanis, and quarermaser's employees. Dr.
Evans, the yeoosst Of the expedtion Lieutenant Donel
son, Lieut. Mulan, and six others, their way
TO Fort Union, at the mouth OF the Yellow Stone. On
their passage M by the Fur Companys boat reconnos-
OF the Missouri river will be made in order de-
termne 10 what extent be used in transporting ma
terals for The road.
The patty aarting from the headwaters OF the Misss
spp though large one is needed for the objects of the
survey, for with Gov 5 viii be able to organize
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-10

1cE IN AUeUsT-This city and vicinity was visited yes
terday morning with Frost the first time that
such occurrence has happened in this vicinity during
the month of August for number Of years. The frost
much more severe two three miles from the city
than here On the farms Of Messrs. s. Barrett, John
Williams, and others residing the Pontiac turnpike
four miles from this city, the crops Of potatoes buck
wheat and corn arc badly nipped, while pumpkins,
squashes cucumbers, melons, potatoes and other
tender plants are completely cut of, and look black
IL FIRE had swept them. In one instance on the
farm of Mr. Williams told that ice was formed in
pail Of water placed outside Of the house after daylight
yesterday morning Indeed the whole face Of the coun-
try at an early hour yesterday covered with boar FROST
presented an unusual appearance for morning in dog
days. We were somewhat surprised however to notice
that while vegetation the sandy knobs was almost en-
trey cut off the lower lands and especially clay Soils
escaped with slight injury
Detroit AdUrtiser of Auqust 90
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NEW ESTERrRIsE.-Wc see it stated that they are
making houses of PAPER mdch in England for expectation
to Australia and India These houses (soys English
paper) which contain from four to ten each,
be readily taken down aud reerected within period of
from four to six hours that Immediately landing in
able residence These houses will be less than onethird
the cost Of ordinary brick houses and 1t is probable that
they will ere long be extensively adopted for
houses, park lodges railway stations, and movable bar
racks TO all Of which purposes they admirably adapt
ed They are made with hollow walls, thereby excluding
damp; and in the East Indies, and other places where
the white ant does much mischief timber can be alto
geher dispensed with, and the houses entirely composed
Of Pap dcit, which they will not touch in consequence
Of its poisonous nature
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS IN ESGLASD.-A paper on rail-
road accidents read before the London Statistical
Society last spring by r. O. p NELSON embodying vast
amount Of information the subject in which accidents
Of this description classified according to their
group comprising all such from
which the railroad companies have CONTROL and second
group embracing such originate from beyond
their CONTROL such arise chiefly from tn imprudence
Of passengers The fact is disclosed that during the
twelve years over which the investigations extend acc
dents of the first class compared with those Of the
second, have diminished fraction thirty-one per
cent, while accidents Of the second class as compared
with the other, have increased fftyone per cent
The increase dimnution in both cases is only proper
tomato not absolute Another remarkable ep ture is that
accidents Of the second class those due to causes With
in the control of passengers far more destructive to
life than accidents Of the first class-showing that
however blameworthy companies may be, they and
do take better care of passengers than are
willing or capable Of taking Of themselves" II Is shown
by Mr. Nelson's calculations that looking merely at fatal
cases in 1870 one person killed in every million of
passengers, and in 1861 in every two and half
millions lie also ascertans that during eight years
from 1914 to 1851 one passenger killed for every
40, 025, 1916 miles travelled
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The BASK RoBDERY.-The amount stolen on board the
Perry on the lst instant is asceraned to be $45 273
$4,000 in bills $2l6sS in checks and drafts and 81 500
in American gold 1t is distributed among the banks as
follows:
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Some thirty years since there lived in Montpelier vt)
family of the following descriptions The husband and
wife, son and his wife, the husband and his eight chill
dren-ye sons and three daugRtershe husbands father
and mother The ages Of the four patriarchs average
over eighty years each total are of the grandparents
three hundred and twenty-five All the members of this
family sat together at the table and worshpped at
the same altar Its head Of the officers Of the
town at its organization in March, 1871 and is v-
ing at the advanced age OF 80 in October next and
vigorous in mental and physical power to labor daily
in his ne fruit nursery and travel foot twice in the
week mile TO attend meetings for religious
ship We doubt whether parallel to this extraordinary
and prosperous family can be found in the Union.
, 1853-10-08
STEAM ENGINES,

BOILERS, AND MILL WORKS.
THE undersigned are prepared to furnish al IF
L teen days notice, engines Of the following
sizes;
, 1853-10-08
NOTICE.
nv THE COMMANDING OFFICER At TuE
DALLEs OF THE COLUMBIA, OREGON.

nv THE COMMANDING OFFICER At TIE
DALLEs OF THE COLUMBIA, OREGON.
INMIGRANTS, and other white persons arc
IL hereby warned not to settle in the Indian
country East of the Cascade mountains, in the
Teniloriol Of Oregon and Washington. The In
dian title has no. 20. been eHinguished BY treaty.
Congress by the act Of 5th June, 1850, authorized
negotiations for the lands West Of the cascade
mountains. but no act Of congress has yet author
ized the President to commence any on the Ea.,
Of those mountains. Therefore il is not proper
for settlements to be made there The same se,
Of Congress extended &" the act Of 3Oth June 1874.
to regulate trade and intercourse with Indian
tribes over this territory. By the 10Th and Itb
sections Of that act it is my duty to warn of set
tiers from the Indian county.
No assent or consent, Of any kind has Leen
given by any Of the organized and powerful Indian
tribes, tn any settlement being made. The ooy.
eminent alone, according to the act Of l4th An.
gust, is4s, has power 10 treat for the e1tinquish.
ment Of the Indian title and it becomes ali pood
citizens to wait the action Of the government.
BENZ. ALVORD,
CsPt. 9Th Infantry. BIT. Mai. u. S. A., Con'r
Head Quatlets, Fort Drum,
Dslls' Of the counbis. o. T April -, 1857 s
, 1853-10-08
CHEAP BOOKS AND NEWSPAPERS

BY THE CART LOAD!
DURGESS, GILBERT & STILL, POrs-
ID mouth square, San Francisco, wholesale aAd
retail dealer in cheap publications standard bOok'
blank books, stationery fancy articles, and
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN NEwsPAPERsl
b. C. & S. continues to supply all orden lS
cheap books and newspapers, and other articles
their line in advance Of all others, and at the ioE
esl market price. County merchants, asent, ih'
trAde, pedleTs, canvassers, and the public gensnly
are invited to call and examine our extensive COL
lection of publications. where they will be sure 10
find oil the latest works published in this county
or elsewhere.
b. G. & 3. are sole agents for, and rreslSins
per every mail the Boston Journal, N. o. Pie.J-
une, Louisville Courier, Cincinnati Commerel'l
Portland Transcript, New BejfOTd Mercury, Bal
timore Sun, st. Louis Reveille, &c, &C.; besides
which they receive the New York Herald, Ne"
York Tribune, London Illustrated News, Wilna
& Smiths European Times, Weekly DiSPsleh
Doublin Nation, London Punch, La CTOuies,Ns"
York Staats Leiteing, New York SchnellPosl, "a
Pressee, La onstituionnel, L'IllustTstiOn, 'ne
other papers generally from all parts Of the word
One Of the firm resides in New y ork, and will ~
tend to the filling Of all orders that We may rtoo"
with promptness and dispatch.
BURGESS, BILBERT ~ Still,
Portsmouth square, San Pranei'ee
, 1853-10-08
Winn's Fountain Head
Steam Candy EIanufactorY.

d
Fancy Con dictionary, Pie and Cake Bakay'
AND REFRESHMENT SALOON,
Long Wharf, between Sansome and Battery 50
SAN FRANCISCO. =,
WILL just say to my patrons for their aPeeiH
benefit, some of whom have been irequenW
decoy cd by the near limitations Of tables ehal"
&c, las well as my system Of tickets), by hoa's
in close proximity to the Fountain Head, lano
been as of(en taken in), that with q little nSr
attention they can avoid the like occurrence ~
the future, by just noticing the numbers on ~
candy windows, a., 40, and IS ant so 90 ~
doors.
THE FOUNTAIN HEAD
Was first established on Jackson street, and %,
troyed by FIRE in September 1850, reOPened u
Clay street, the same month, then again conso~.'
by the same devastating element on the msnO-
bio 4th Of May, 1851 and was again opened W., ~,
it now stands, in July following and was INC W,
public refreshment saloon ever started upon Wv
coast Of the Pacific, without Intoxicating nquO''
not even a glass Of beer has ever been 500 uP'"
tho premises neither shall be. -
MY friends advise me to introduce the saw
liquors into my business, as they thought II "ou. '.
add much to my profits my reply was ! ~
hands to labor aud produce what sustain' l'' IA.
not to deal out that which will destroy H. ~
FOUNTAIN HEAD as usual is open i'on ils,.
o'clock in the morning, till twelve o'cloet !"
50 that gentlemen who are unable to oo'aun - =.
At regular meal hours, may get refre'hmen"
tEesn times. when tho croVd is nct - graz.
Jan -, 1853, 2ld N. l. "lHE
, 1853-10-08
Notice

Nov Ia your chance to boy CHEAP'-earl u
IN my store before purchasing elsewhere.
intend closing out the stock on hand.
ANDREW J. MOSES.
Olympia, Jan. 10, 1872. I9h
, 1853-10-08
WELLS, FARGO&CO,'S
ATLANTIC AND PACIFIC
e X p II Il S s.

A JOINT STOCK COMPANY Capl,l
Ia $500, ,OO0-Oliice In s. Brannan's new 6r,
proof block, Montgomery street, between Cililoi.
mia and Sacramento.
EDWIN b. MORGAN, President
| JAMES MCKAY, Secretary.
This company having completed ito orElniIs.
tion as shove, is now ready TO undertake Esnsnl
EXPRESS FORWARDING AGENCY AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS the purchase and
sale of Gold Dust, Bullion and Bills Of Exchange
the payment and collection of Notes. Bills ind
Accounts; the forwarding Of Gold Dust Bullion
and Specie also Packages, Parcels aud Freight
Of all descriptions in and between the city Of New
York and the city Of San Francisco, and the ptin.
cipal cities and towns in California, connecting li
New York with the lines Of the American EIpUss
Company; the Iarnden Express Pulten, Virgil
4 Co.'S n Northern and Canada Express; and IiV.
ingston, Wells & Co.'S European Express.
They have established Offices and faithful agents
in all the principal cities and towns throughout
the Eastern, Middle and western States; energetic
and faithful messengers furnished with iron chest
for the security Of treasure and other valuable
packages, accompanying each Express upon oil
their lines, as well in California in the Atlantis
States.
They will Immediately establish sfiees At al
the principal towns 10 California, and run mes'rD'
gers on their own account for the purposes Of Do
Ing general Express business. As soon as such
arrangements ore completed, notice will be given
8. P. CARTER,
General Agent in California.
, 1853-10-08

BOILERS-plain cylinders double Aue, tub
ulnr and locomotive, at from SIS to 500 the horse
power
On hand and for sails:
propeller engine Of l2j horse power,
An English beam engine Of g. horse power /;
Two engines Of 40 horse poweTI
Three Of 30
Two Of IS
A tubular boiler Of IS horse power;
Of 80 "
Of 10
One fluo of IS A"
Two Auo "Oof 20 "
Saw mill machinery for muley, circular, gang
or upright saws;
FIGURING mill machinery Burr stones, bolt
cloth, &c.
GEO. GORDON & sTEEN,
Mining. marine IRpd general engineers,
Vulcan Iron Works, San Francisco.
JUSTIN STEINBURGER, Agent a, Portland.
LEONARD g. GREEN, Astoria.
April g, 80. 3m3l
The Shasta courier., 1853-11-05
HALL & CRANDALL' U. 3. MAIL
LINE FROM SHASTA To
Nlarysville mud Sacramento CITY


EE1ExA MESSRS. HALL&
@@Sz3Es Craudall have the kzaz=.a.a.ssz<
pleasure 10 aliuounce, that the above line of
stages is agafn1n full aud active operation, from
Shasta through Marysville to Sacramento
This line Is stocked with American horses
that cannot be surpassed equaled in Califor-
MIA, and draw the most superb Concord Coaches
TO be found any road in the State.
The propreiors OF this Line pledge them
selves 10 the travelling community, that they
viii put them through with more expedition,
more ease, cheaper, and in better style Ahan
any other line Oh this route. They have the
utmost confidence in offering this pledge, from
the fact that the drivers employed on this line
are all experienced Ill uieir business, and are
| temperate and responsible men. Passengers
patronizing this line uiay rely upoa every at
ton being shown them.
The stages until further arrangements, viii
leave Shasta every morning at O'Clock, and
arrive at Marysville the following morning at 8
| O'Clock leave Marysville at o'clock and
arrive at Sacramento City at l2 NJ, (the run
ming time 25 hours) i'll time to take the steamers
| for San Francisco.
| This being the Daily United States Mail Line,
the stages stop al the following intermediate
places.
Lower Springs, Lawson's, Hamilton,
! Canon House. \ Lasasou Eliza,
| Clear Creek, Oak Groxe, plumas.
| Cottonwood Bidwelrs Nicolaus
| Red Bluffs, NeaFs Raacf, Marysville.
| Tehania, Charleys Ranch
R OAsee at Adams & Co.'S Baakiag House.
THOMAS J. FLYNN, Agent.
| Shasta, May 1852 my7f