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The materials 70 be etcavsod believed be mud,
II supposed that dredging operations be carried 40
cay @ s o saans oa Ia s msa amer making
Its required 10 perform The whole work in after the
qured steam dredging machines and vessels capable Of dha
eoe sns i % % G omp =. s and
storage for fuel cables anchors boats &c. and The
Proposal, WI be received At the Engineer Department Washing
under one or he other OF The following propositions
LIST To clear out the entire length and depth Of the channels
TONS theeo furnishing all The necessary machinery vessels tenders,
edge channel 100 yards
pa 10 furnish vessels machinery se ready Tor The work The
shalt tested satisfaction Of the officers charge work
specifications required, details machinery YES
.s and embracing %a,ga Dimensions ISL ,eon'ss power
stroke principle Of encavane machinery whether patented where
arrangement Drawings desirable whenever they
"a To machinery supplied by III, United
States a stated pea per cubic yard keeping everything repair
the machinery. vessels Sc would the property United
The right reiecug all the offers which reserved
The Engineer Department 70 exercise the necessary supervision
u reserve TO se the rirh Of snnans Inc
contract at any time should the holder holders h
$50 os cubic yards quantity Of mud nece.
half feet Of water with we defined width feet
n9nand seven hundred yards me before
on the completion Of The work it's fun width DEPTH greater
The Engineer Department find necessary limit tho width
OF The proposed channel hundred
oneha Of the stated number of cubic
number paid for.
No advances Of money viii be Engineer
under any circumstances whatever.
Payments proportionato
monthly the certificate Of the local
been used IN prosecuting The work that interruption daily
has occurred that incident Sundays bad weather
epdemca DISEASES unavoidable cement on machine not
due radical defects in quality
quan, paid taken rom section completely
ercavsed 70 the depth required. -
Twenty cent viii he reserved from
euing to be finally paid
the work. or 70 be forfeited 10 the United Of
the
Al proposals must be accompanied by
ter to the competency OF the
for the reliability Of the
velopes should be endorsed
hsrhor Of Mobile, Aiabams.p
For further particulars address Major HCH.sR corps
gneers, Mobile, Alabama.
JOS @. ToTTEN,
Brevet Brig Gen. and Colonel Eneineers.
TO be inserted IN the n'elgeneer Republic and Union, Wash
ngson Mobile ADVERTISER Mobile Ala Louisiana State Repub
New Orleans Bulletin, and New Orleans,
la Albany Register Alhsny Express Albany, New York.
Courier and Enquirer Express York Whp Troy ~ fg
Pennsylvania Inquirer and Daily News Philadelphia Boston Courier
Boson Patriot Baltimore. Md daily for weeks copy Of
each containing the advertisement to be the Engineer
Department. Jan 30 d2w
MEMOIRS, Joury~r, and Correspondence OF Thomas
vi Nnnrn ala FSxl Inhn n,a1o No ,rd0
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BUFFALO, Jan 25.rhe Missionary Anniversary OF the
Methodist Episcopal Church held in Niagara street
Church. in this city, last evening
Bishop James in the chair. The meeting opened
by the usual religious services which highly inter-
esting
Abe eloquent, and ervent addresses delivered by
Bishop James, Rev. Abel Stevens Rev Doctor Durbin and
Others amongst whom Doctor Read.
The report read, which exhibits the association in
prosperous condition
collection taken up among Sabbath schools, and
presented TO the society, amounting TO $1,000.
The amount appropriated during the year for various
purposes $40 OOO showing increase of S62o 900
last year 4.
The report states that besides the missions already
tablished. there have been three proecedone
in south France one in Turkey and one in India.
An animated and highly pleasing disposition prevailed
during entire session There quite large attend
ance and much interest felt in the deliberations OF the
association.
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MIR. DEMPsTER's second and last original b Had
M Wednesday evening, Jan
26, will include the following The Indians Com
"When night bewaleth - John
10 y; May light ?; "The o. the
door !" Lament the Irish Emigant - Death OF Warren -;
Blind Boy - Pm aone all !" Duncan Gny !" and
" The May Queen" in three parts.
Tickets 80 cents to commence at b O'Clock,
Jan 25-2t
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Arrival of the Ship Rsriian.
MiYi0na,u Annipsrsaru o[tts III. Z. Chweh.

NORFOLK, Jan, 20. The United States ship RaHtan hs
arrived here from the Pacific. All we'll
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IL WAsmsoros NAVAL LopoE, No. 4,
"a

Is wluuSoros NAVAL LopoF, No. 4,
January a. 1853.
has pleased Advise Providence
beloved BROTHER John Davis
Grand Lodge the District of Columbia no for than half
century beautifully illustrated in his character Chris
virtues and preeepts neucated by
csn institution thereby showing TO the world that the enes OF
masonry from the revealed word Of The Great
AM faithfully carried out In practice tend not to the subver
sion OF the Christian religion but TO the building up OF the humble
disciple OF the Redeemer His holy h and strengthening
him in the Affections destined endure while
travelling through this vale Of tears," Therefore
Red unanimously That this lodge has received with deep
surns Of our since re sympathy in their affecting
Rosed That as marx Of respect for The memory Of The de
Mourning and that The hail be clothed 10 mourning for thirty days
Rosed That this lodge will attend the funeral Of the deceased
Rs.sl Tna gsaasd sog q hi. preamble and resolution,
pers ofthis city.
AueHi JOSEPH MUNDELL,
Jan % Secretary,
O5- Democratic citizen. OF Washington, members
Of Congress, and Others requested United
Hotel Friday evening next 2st instant O'Clock consider
the propey Of holding ball the 4h March
Jan os-3t
CO. sm,,h.onian Leo,ures-Thc Rev. Dr. O. c. p.e, Of
subject " Charles Carroll, Of Curroltou."
NATIONAL THEATRE.
Q. A. sole Lessee,
Last night but OF the distinguished aubore
MowATT.
on WEDNESDAY, Evrnso, January ~,
win be presented, for las, time, the play OF
INGoMAR, THE BARBARIAN,
La oacbucha ANNIE WALTERS.
To conclude with the iaushable farce Of
RAISING THE WIND.
Prices Private boxes, s. dress circle and
children half
Is cents orchestra seats rs family Circle as third
ter so colofed gallery, Is cents.
open sS O'Clock the carain viii be raised T. The
Office will be daily from 10 O'Clock, to O'Clock,
Jan 20
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston nv
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possessing
modern and
ton OF the travelling public,
Dee Id
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THIS 10 give notice L. Clara ~. Mcwittaos OF
obtained from the State Of Wiz
qna duplicate No 3t for 2e6A
for his services in the
Jay 5 1882 being lost and that shall claim scrip
fof the
Jan 2O--law3m
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BEAUTIFUL GIFT BOOKS.-Pafley's Cabinet Library. ~
ID Goodrich 90 volumes rs uniformly bound 200
choice illustrations Published by
GEO c. RAND, Corhii.
20, sale BY all the booksellers
nosroS, Dec. "a, 1859,
Dec 0S-law3w
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MACAULAY'S SPEECHES. vols.
III Just issued and received for sale by
TAYLOR Il MAURY,
Jan 25 booksellers, 9th
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MEMOIRS, Jourvv~r, and Correspondence OF Thomas
wi Moore edited hfrasd John Russell. Nos and
Jan III FRANCK TAYLOR,
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Markets.

NEW YORK, Jan 25--p m.-rhe stock market to day
closed rmsales of IT, S. 6s 1867 l20 Canton Co., lis
ofered Erie, 92i with sales Nicaragua, s74--an adj
Morris canal, Il Erie Converbles of II, 1903;
Harlem. 70i Norwich * Worcester, 52a; Stoning'on,
55i Cumberland coal, 65A Cary improvement, l8l
the money market slightly stringent but money abun
dant, Exchange on London, 81 premium. Cotton has
declined eighth a quarter-S00 bales sold.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan rs Government stocks firm
United States IS, 1867, l20; Pa. 5's, 97t.
Flour is quie-sma sales shipping brands at S. 81.
-four 81 25 Sales OF corn meal SO so The receipt
grain lightsaes of $500 bushels wheat 81 IL
81 10 for red white do 81 % 81 25 White 60 a
81 cents yellow, 62 90 cents Oats A 46 cents Rye,
SO Clover seed continues in active request at full
prices
NRw ORLEANS, Jan 22.Sales to day of 5000 bales Of
Sales Of the week AZ 600 bales The recspts al
all ports 400 900 bales head of last year
Sock $4,000 bales. Freghts cotton to Liverpool I'd
setling exchange,
The steamer Daniel Webster for San Juan and Phia-
dephia, for Aspnwall, sailed today.
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The New York and Liverpool United states Mail
Steamers.


The Atlantic ....Capt West.
C9N wye.
The Baltic Capt COmstock
The Adriaha Capt Grafton
SrS~u> These ships having been built BY contract
TG%S ressly for service
ZkG in their constructions also in their engines
insure strength and speed; and their
unequaed elegance and comfert
New York Liverpool
Exclusive of $780,
From Liverpool New York, $50 and eco.
An experienced attached TO each ship.
No berths be secured until paid for.
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i ready and for sale by the agents,
GRAY l. BALLANTYNE,
Seventh
Whittier, (engraving) Cottage Home In Memoram New
York Orphan Asylum, engraving IL Impossible Life and
Times OF Johnson, lthee engrayngs Rev enan Humphrey
d. (eDgravingD Adventure with Spirits Eizabe,h
Tme (two Dies H Again The Devil in Literature
Personal of the Revolutionary War Robert Hall
Bsnne Family Festival of All Saints Day The Wife fGuizo
The Martyr Of Romanza Society for the Diffusion of Useless
Knowledge; Muscits History influence; The Singer
Eisenach; The Harper Cheer up, &C.. &c.
Price lSx cents per number, or 81 year.
25
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DENTISTRY.

nR. J. S. MORSE, SURGEON DENTIST,
H. would announce to the citizens of Shasta.
that he has just returned from professional tour
on Feather River, and is now permanently loca.
ted in Shasta, for the purpose of performing ope.
rations on the Teeth
DR.. NJ having been in the practice of DENTS
try for the last len years taters himself that he
will be able to render entire satisfaction to those
who may favor him with a.call
Dir. NJ, approaching the favors conferred on
him by the liberal patronage of the citizens OF
Shasta and vicinity, would take this method of
returning his thanks, and also to solicit a con.
tinnance OF their favors.
Dir. M. will visit French Gulcil, Pitt River,
Weaverville and Yreka. making Shasta his place
of residence, at his office III which place he will
ALWAYS be found, unless professionally engaged.
Reference-the citizens OF Shasta.
Shasta. May 81, 1853. myoltf
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FOR SALE.


THE SHASTA SIEhM SAW MILL.
Located about One Mile from the Torn, on a Good
Road.
TIME PROPRIETORS OFFER THE ABOVE
Il for sale TO close the concern, one Of the
partners having left Shasta.
1t embraces a first rate engine of 90 horse
power, inch cylinder and four feet stroke. put
up last spring, and is in perfect running order
and complete, with tubular boiler az inches in
diameter and 8 feet long 1t will make more
steam than is required, and will run 10 hours
with Of cord of wood, although it is run al
together with the bark taken from the logs saw
ell. One of Pages Circular Saw Mills, every
way complete, with three circular saws belong
ing to it, of 49, AZ and S inches in diameter. A
mill house, two dwellings, barn and stable two
large yoke of cattle with stocks for shoeing
same ; wagon trucks and chains for hauling logs.
&c; good well of water, which supplied the
boiler and run the mill all asst summer during
the dry season. Also. good supply of Pine
Timber Oh the lands attached 10 same, aud easy
Of access.
The Saw Mill and Steam Power would be
sold separately if required, as the latter can be
applied to Grist Mill or any other purpose.
For further particulars apply to ". T. Carter,
on the premises.
Z. s. Seasoned Lumber of the best quality
always for sale, either at the mill or our yard IL
Shasta.
Shasta June 4. 1853 je4tf
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MEETING OF sToCKuOLDERs

A I A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLM
~ ers OF The Washington Quartz Mining
Company. held at Mount Washington. Shasta
county, June 18th, 1853. they organized them
selves into an Association for mining and other
purposes, under the law concerning corpora
tions and elected the following gentlemen Trus-
lees for the balance Of the first year, viz: A. S.
ieomans, G W. Swarts, William Watson, and
Jacob Hcssig; and al meeting OF the Trustees,
A. 5. ieomans was elected President William
Watson Secretary. and &. W. Swarts Saperin-
lendent. & w. SWARTS, Chairman.
WM WATSON, See. jy2 4t
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x,uE WINGS or THE COUNTY OF
Shasta are requested 10 hold primary
meetings in the several election Precinc's o. lie
LII LII County. and appoint delegates 70 County
cauvention, 10 be held in the town OF SHASTA On
,be fourth Saturday in Jely, inst. al !. 9c'ock
A. 81. for the purpose Of Illuminating eahd'ai'es
Tor The various County Uihcers' ana Giioslns
delegates to the District Convention 'o' ''e lou"
Senatorial District - ro,,,,,;.,ea
~ oius' - ]. A. RAYMOND,
ISAAC R0OP.
T. \. WAND.
-. ,e,a jy9 3t
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A. y. STEVENSON & co.

IT AVE OPENED AGAIN WITH a FULL
i assortment of carefully selected goods,
bought at very low prices for cash. in the glu-
ted market al San Francisco: which they offer
for sale unprecedented low prices.
Their stock consists of The following:
10000 lbs. OF superfine Flour,
1000 lbs. of Chile Beans, new crop,
1000 lbs. of No. China Sugar,
81 % lbs. oil No. / China Rice,
6000 lbs OF crushed aud powdered Sugars,
1000 lbs. of Imperial and other Teas, lb.
caldies,
1000 lbs. of Rio Coffee,
1000 lbs. of Goshen Butter.
6.Oue lbs. extra sugar-cured Hams,
1000 lbs, of extra Clear Bacon,
10000 lbs. Of Santa Cruz new Potatoes.
Liquors.
1000 gal. of fine Martel and other BRAN
dies,
900 gal. OF Whisky,
100 gal. OF pure Port Wine,
200 gal. Of fine Holland Gin,
And great variety of other articles.
Shasta, July 9, 1853. jy9tf
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j. A. RAYMOND.
Physician and Surgeon.

NOULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
W The public, tina, 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 nf
which time he was Surgeon TO Public Hospi
tai, where he was constantly engaged in sursi.
cal practice, he hopes by strict attention 10
his business, to merit share Of public patron.
age.
Shasta, May 5, 1853. my7,f
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sHURTLEFE,s DRUG STORE.

Main Street. Shasta.
II CONSTANTLY RECEIVING FROM
N Boston and New York, large assortment
Il of Drugs, Paints, Oils. &C., which at
wholesale will be found cheaper than has ever
before been offered in this market.
full supply of patent medicines, among which
are the following:
Osgood's India Cholagogne, Sands Sarsapa-
rilla, Old Jacob aud S. P. Townsend's Sarsapa-
rilla Perry Davis Pain Killer Wistar's Balsam
of Wild Cherry Ayres' Cherry Pectoral, Jaynes'
Expectoranf, Hair Tonic and Alternative, Thomp-
sons Eye Water, Turlinston's Balsam and God
frey's Cordial
Liniments.-Hayes' Mexican Mustang. Hunts
Nerve and Bone, Steersand Liquid Opodeldoc.
Pas-Lee's, Moffat's, Wright's, Brandreth's
Grafenberg's Jayne's Sanative and Ague Pills.
myl4tf BENZ. SHURTLEFF.
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OLIVE BRANCH HOTEL Fog SAL. Z

NTSsi THE UNDERS ,GNED. WISHING TO
aSsmI change his business, offers Tor safe the
-s---.A~ we'll known
OLIVE BRANCH HOTEL AND RANCH
! llg ou tn, mlin Stage route from Shasta 10
oramenlo and on the. nnrh side of Cotrou-
" OF The ttauch contains leo acres of arabic
lald. The Whole enc.u>cd BIZ substantial fence
Among the improvements upon ilie Ranch are
III, following:
\ sooi ansl commoloRs Dwelling House. 70.
the past three years kept MS public hotel; ii
firs rate Barn. sufficiently caplcous 10 contain
100 tons Of hiy, and comfortably stable fifty
lor>es; we'll OF good water al the door --liSa
well III the garden. with Chain pump and
hose attached tn it for conducting The water 10
all parts OF The garden: IA Gardeu containing
about five OF land in high State oil Guilt
Walton; together with a Graf. cry. Cellar, MAX
House, Chicken House. Coral aud all other ne
cessary buildings and Improvements The
" olve Branch, too. has always been stage
station on the Sacramento road The terms
wall be made reasonable.
For fuil PARTICULARS Inquire of the Subscriber
on The premises. NN. LEAN
eot'oh"ood July 10. 1898 jyl6f
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CITY DRUG STORE.

Nea,ly Opposite the Post Office, Shasta.
q THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RES
~ peclfully inform the citizens of Shasta and
"a the public generally. that he has lately
received and keeps constantly on hand, large
assortment OF Drugs, Medicines. Patent Medi-
c;nes, Perfumcry, etc., consisting i'll part Of the
following:
eidlitz and Yeast Powders, Cream of Tartar,
Tartaric Acid, oda, Borax. Hops, Osgood's
Cholagogue, Pain Killer, Liniments, Jaynes'
Medicines, Balls Townsends and Sands Sarsa-
parilla, Thompsons Eye Water, Patent Pills,
ETC., which he offers for sale wholesale aud e.
tail at reasonable prices.
Physicians prescriptions and orders from adj
jacent settle nents, will be promptly and accu-
rately attended TO- C. ROTHE.
marie If Druggist and Apothecary.
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HORSE MARKET AND LIVERY
STABLE.

n THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS
EANl leave 10 announce TO his old Gus -
IL omers and the public generally. AZ1
that hls arrangements are now completed 10 have
always on hand, Horses and Mules for hire or
sale, and trusts that by strict attention 10 bust
ness to merit a continuance of the liberal patron
age hitherto bestowed ON him.
Horses and Mules bought and sold ON COM
mission.
Auction sales Of stock daily
Those wishing TO sell or purchase stock will
find it to their advantage to call at the Stocf
Market. JAMES LOAG,
Shasta, March IL, 1853. Auctioncer
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CHURCH q MIX.
Red Bluffs.

Dealers IN Groceries. Professions, Liquors and
Clothing.
A THOUGH THE STEAMBOATS, HAVE
N quit running TO this point, we are happy
10 STATE to our friends and patrons that we have
not, nor do we intend 10, and shall be happy 10
fill all orders sent To us for merchandise, as here
toiore. having made such arrangements to
guarantee To have always Oh hand
FINE ASSORTMENT or NERCHAN-
Disc,
at most liberal prices.
1t is intention to pass the summer at this
point and hence we are determined TO make it
object To packers and traders to pay us fire.
quent visits. jy9f
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HELLlIANN & Co.

HAvING LATELY ERECTED A FINE
IL Fireproof Stone Building in Yreka City,
take this method of informing the merchants OF
Shasta City that they prepared to receive
and sell goods on commission. Parties who will
favor them with their patronage will have their
business promptly attended to, without running
any risk whatever from tire
Yreka, March %, 1853 mo6 3m
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

f:G,fsA ON THE MOST REASONABLE
lM@ terms, the Cottage House. situated on
ilLagHsA the northeast side of Shasta City. The
house is new, and is beautifully situated, conve-
nient to good water. For further particulars APP
ply TO L. II. Barber or Z. W. Mech, at the Bill
lard Saloon
Shasta City, May Sd, 1853. my7tf
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III. JACOBSON g. co.
HsOLLUE & ISAACs,

EMTHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
w III Fanny and Staple Dry Goods
Ciothing, Boots and Shoes Queensmare, etc. etc.
Are happy te state, that having rebuilt on their
old stand, are again prepared to supply their
trends and the public generally, with all artl-
Giles IN their line. at the lowest market prices.
A large and varied stock of fine Havana CT
CARS aud American Playing Cards constantly on
hand.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
IF every description, Including Queensware,
Glassware, and Table Cutlery. always to be found
at HULLUB & ISAACS.
ie25 If.
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GaLnaTONE & JOSEPH.

Ne1t Door 10 he Store ef Harrington g. Doll,
Nam street Shasta.
JITOULD RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE
w to the public that they are again ON baud.
IN their new house. on the site Of liIeir former
business place, with large aud splendid selec-
ton of
Ladies', Good<---Dry Gosds---Cnuery,
all kinds Of Clothing, and indeed. almost every
article usually found III Dry Goods Store
Call and see lyl6u
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ERaCkEn g. MeLAUGuI.IN.

ezl DRs. j. BRICkER & E. b. MCLAUGHLIN
" respectfully inform the citizens of Shasta
- and vicinity, that they have this day
formed co-partnership as Physicians and Sur.
zeal and surgical business entrusted 10 their
care. Office at the City Drug Store, where they
may be found when not absent on Professional
calls npl6 II
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NOTICE

rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE CO-Part-
u nership heretofore existing between us, nm
der the style of MAYER & CORNEY, is this
day dissolved by mutual consent Our books
and papers are left with c.. w. Pomeroy, who
is authorised to settle the same.
JOHN MAYER,
JOSEPH CORNY.
Shasta, June IS, 1853. je25 st.
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f.. C.. GILLETTE,
Civil Engineer.

County .Surueyor Of Shasta County.
SURVEYS AND RECORDS THE FIELD
- Notes of land claims. Canals and fumes
laid out and graded. Plans, estimates and spe-
ciications drawn up for bridges, aqucducts.
dams and all kinds of structures.
Office in County Clerks Office. marriott
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PLTMuER & ,IITCHELL.

HAVING REBUILT AND RECEIVED A
Il 4 New Stock of Provisions and Liquors will
be pleased to again their friends and Gus
toners. We have on hand
10 II Regalia Cigars, 90 Gases Saaterne,
20 Cases Hook, II doz. BALI. Oysters,
% Kegs Whisky, 90 Kegs Gin.
Port Wine aud fine Brandies. Also good as
sortment of staple articles. which will be sold
Cheap.
ieol tf
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HARRINGTON & DOLL.

ENOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM their
w old customers and the public generally
that they have now on hand large and general
assortment of Groceries, Provisions, Liquors. CT
CARS, Clothing, &c. &c In their new Ware
house, lower end of town, which they offer for
sale AT the lowest market rates
jea5 IT, HARRINGTON & DOLL.
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UPPER MOUNTAIN HOUSE.
MOREHEAD,s FERKY.

NHE PRCPRIETORS OF THIS FERRY
Il have no hesitation in recommending it tc
the travelling public as the best on Pitt River.
1t is directly in track of the miner going to or
returning from the Pitt River mines, and trav-
elers will find no difficulty in getting f.rried
over at any hour of the night or day.
Pitt River ap23 If.
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an OR ABOUT THE MIDDLE OF MAY,
~ between The Canon House and American
Ranch, note made payable to A. NJ. Dibble.
dated Feb. l, 1858, for the sum of $3.50, at two
per cent. per month, payable the lst of Sept,
1853. Transferred to ]. A. Brownell on the
back, for value received first of May, 1853,
A. NJ. Dibble, and signed Olendorf & Rand.
ie1ltf JAS. A. BROWNELL