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TELEGRAPHIC fNEW s.
INTERESTING IRON MEXICO.

INTERESTING FROM MEXICO.
New oaLxAxs, August ~ --fhe steamer orizahs
has arrived, with dates from The CITY Of Meaico 70
the ID Inst. d
The State Of Tamaulipss has declared adherence
to Alvarez.
battle l. said to have taken place. and the defeat
Of the Insurgents Il reported. Count Bou'bon,
heading the recent French arrival of troops. waa
killed and wounded.
All persons In Vera Cruz are required to deliver
their private arms to the authorities -. -
"A decree has been issued for the expulsion OF all
foreigners who criticize Santa Anna's acts.
Another decree authorizes the free importation OF
arms and ammunition at Vera Cruz also the free
Importation Of grain.
The revolution In Michoacan continues, the ad-
vantages alternating In favor Of each party.
Senior Atoche has secured privilege to construct
railroad from Ell Paso to Guyamas, ON the Gulf Of
California.
ARTICLES FROM THE ILL-FATED STEAMER
CITY OF GLASGOW. g
BosTos, August 1.-THE British ship, Briton's
Pride, arrived at this port, reports having passed.
on the 12sh inst, a chest painted green, with the
letters ''G. B." and the words City of Glasgow in
gilt and an ornamental wreath; also q head board
Twelve feet long, bearing letters not readable. No
doubt exists that these articles. were from the ILL.,
fated steamer, City of Glasgow.
THE PHILADELPHIA SCHOOL DIFFICULT
TIES.
PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-THE comptrollers of
schools have condemned the action of the school
commissioners in expelng the Catholic teachers
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VALUABLE FARM /
III CHARLlTTE COIINTY FOR SALE In


decree OF the Circuit Court of Charlotte County bro
nounced on "Wednesday, the 18th of March, 1854,
ton, on the premises, on THURSDAY, the SIst day
of August, 1854, between the hours of IL and 2
credit Of one and two years the tract of land on
tanning $50 acres one-half of which ID supposed
wood Of original growth, remarkably we'll timbered.
This land lies the Richmond and Danville Rail-
road, three miles below keysvle, in very healthy
neighborhood and we'll adapted to the cultivation
of wheat corn, oats and tobacco; the improvements
are in good ORDER consisting of two excellent dwell
ing houses and all necessary out houses including
store house. &C. There is also excellent orchard
of apples of the very best ut we'll of first rate
water in the yard; and it Is considered one of the
most desirable situations in this section of country.
There ID good deal of fine, fiat sand the Meher-
and it ia well watered. Possession will be given in
time to seed wheat
Bonds with approved security, viii be re- quired
for the credit payments and the title will be re tanned
Any person wishing to view the place, will please
call on me at Keysville Station.
10 93-d1m PETER n CLARK ro,p,y
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BY DAVENPORT. ALIEN

.---- BIZ UAFENPOKT, ALLEN co.
1000 BAGS PRIME RIO COFFEE
4ON1V AT AUCTION-THE CARGO on
BARQUE VIRGINIAN.-On TUESDAY. the 22i
inst at 10 O'Clock, will sell at our Warehouse ON
the Basin Bank ~
1000 Bags Prime Rio Coffee. A direct importation
to the market per the barque Vrginan and selected
expressly for the Virginia trade. :
Samples may be seen at our Warehouse the day
previous to the sale.
TERMs-Fcur months credit, for approved paper
WARWICK BARKSDALE
!. Sale conducted by DAVENPORT, ALLEN Co, Auc.
noneeg au Is
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CHERRIES SALE OF VALUABLE
y TANNERY NEAR BACON QUARTER
BRANCH TAVERN. UNDER DECREE OF

COURT BY virtue Of decree Of the Giro uit Court
of the county of Henrico pronounced on the Gath oil
july 1884 in the case Of "Heckier against Sutton,
Simpson, and Others the undersigned viii proceed
TO sell at public auction, ON the premises, FRI
DAY afternoon. the 18th August, 1854 commencing
at O'clock the following real estate. viz the lot Of
land lying In the county of enrico near the corpo-
ration of the city of Richmond containing acres,
and used and occupied ~ q tannery.
This property lies on Moore street, and sdjoins
the Tanysrd which has been for many years past in
the occupancy Of Mr. g. A. Marshall and II consider
al yery yalushle q . Tannery
TERMs-Ons. third cash; balance at six and twelve
month"; for negotiable notes interest added satsfae-
torly endorsed and title retained till last note il
paid. and conveyance directed By the Court
A. B. HUTCHEgON,
E@ b. Sheriff of Henrico.
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ARTICLES FROM THE ILL-FATED STEAMER
CITY OF GLASGOW


PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-THE comptrollers of
schools have condemned the action of the school
commissioners in expelling the Catholic teachers
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afternoon the 24th Aug. 1854, upon the prem
ises, commencing at Eve O'Clock, that very excellent
BRICK TENEMENT on the East line Of Locust
alley. adjoining Mrs. Bsileys boarding house. 'front.'
ing about Is feet, running back 100 feet. Also the
STABLE LOT in rear Of the above. now occupied BY
Mr.. e. J. Burnett, fronting "a feet, running back SO
city whore property is in much demand and IL con-
sidered valuable whether for residences or business
purposes.
xTERMs-tth cash, balance at at s, 6 and months
for negotiatle notes, interest added. secured by
trust deed or title retained.
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dkSA Y. 8. NAIL STEAMSHTp
=. m. no.. ROANOKE leaves SATURDAY. nso,n.
Is NoRF iS1H INST. It O'Clock. Tor new YOKK.
,.t rs;, ga received the entire day IL
hour OF departure O'Clock Al ~ ns,orS ne
morning, the 18th inst ~ - -ss - SATURDAY
c.sts and berths secured at our ofics. eouth ssa
ra.enser, taking this ship for Norfolk, charged the
e ~ 17--2t T.ITrry - = X,,.-~
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~ ROAD CHANGE OF PAssENcER STA.
ssnger Train will start from the Temporary Passen-
ger Station, netwesn Washington and Williams
streets, ON the line of the Railroad
The present station will be converted ;nto recep
ton room for up freight. 800
H. D. WHITCOMB.
aul i-2w Supt. Transportation.
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n DESIRABLE STORE FOR RENT.
IL FOR RENT, desirable store south side Of
Main street, below the American Hotel suitable for
an extensive Wholesale retail busness The tore
is 100 feet Deep Possession can be had ia few days
For further information, apply at this Office.
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BY GODDTN L APPERsON.
HANDSOME BUILDING LOTS ON

BEL ANOOONnE1 DUILDING LUIS ~UN
on TUESDAY, the 22d day of Auguet, 1854, upon the
premises, commencing at 5 O'Clock, two handsome
BUILDING LOTS on the West line of l6th be-
tween Marshall and Clay Streets fronting together
II feet, running back &c feet
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at 8 and months
for negotiable notes. interest added secured by title
being retained. GODDIN APPERSON
au IL Auctioneers
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TROPOLlTAN HALL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION.
Will be sold ON THURSDAY AFTERNOON. the
oath August 1854 upon the premises, commencing at
81 o'clock. the newly erected three-story Iabove
basementI brick tenement with granite fron) on the
ban Hail. 1t fronts "a feet back 81 feet to On al
ley, and bounded on the esst by smother alley This
property justly regarded as very valuable it will
readily yield annual rent of $500
I TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and II
months for negotiable notes. interest added secured
by a trust deed GODDIN APPERSON,
an IL - -fstE sf Aucts.
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WANTS..

WANTED-A white Woman as Iady's
W maid, to travel with lady. She must bring
good testimonials of character. Apply at this office
at O'Clock, A. M. daily. Gu MARX
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WANTED.-The subscribers wish Ia
w employ one or two good journeymen tin-plate
workers, to work ON the assortment of tin ware
For such, good prices will be paid.
D. l. c. r. WELLER,
No. %. West Main street, Richmond, Va.
au 2A2w* -
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HOUSE AND LOTTO UNION HILL,
Ii NEAR LEADBETTRS TAVERN. FOR
SALE-Wil be sold on TUESDAY Afternoon 29rh
Aug, 1850, the premises, commencing at o,clk,
land attached thereto now occupied by Mr.. VIM.
w. Bedford. adjoining Leadbetter's Tavern The
house and outbaildings are in good repair and the
ket garden.
TERMs--One-fourth cash; balance at s. and 8
months for negotiable notes. interest added and IT,
tie retained till last note 10 paid.
an Is GODDIN APPERSON, Aucts.
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ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA.
Four DAYS Later from Europe.
FURTHER FROM THE VAR.
ANOTHER RUSSIAN DEFEAT, WITH Loss OF
1000 Lives.

HALIFAX, August 1910 p. M.-The steamer
America arrived this evening" with Liverpool dates
TO the 5th inst.
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LOUISE AND LOT ON FIFTH ST.

EOR RENTING House on 21st street
- between Main and Franklin, recently occupied
by Mr.. James Riley. There seven good rooms
kitchen, &c, all in good order. -
Apply to TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.
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NEW STORE AND NEW GOODS.

TOHN BALL. FORMERLY OF PLUMM Err
y & Mitchelrs establishment, and Edward
Norris, having associated Themselves together in
the mercantile business, are now prepared to
offer to their friends and the puollc the follow
ing articles:
Fresh Gallego, Haxal, Chill and California
Flour, Corn Meal, Buck Wheat, Santa Cruz and
San Jose Potatoes, Green Coffee, Burned and
Ground do, Crushed and other sugars, Imperial.
Young Hyson, Gunpowder and Black Teas.
Ground and Grain Pepper, Ground Allspicc.
Fine Salt, Bntter and Lard, Pork, Ham, Beans.
Lanterns, Coffee Mills, Soap and Candles, Oyx-
tiers and CLAIMS, Lobsters, Sardines Roast Chick.
en-, Fresh Peaches, Blackberry and Currant
Jam, Pie Fruit, Pickles, Ounces, Sweet Oil,
Lamp Oil. Tomato and Mushroom Ketchups
London Mustard, English Sauces, Split Peas.
Carolina Rice, Cod Fish, Bacon, Boots and
Shoes 3 hooped Pals, Corn Brooms, together
with large assortment of choice liquors, which
they will sell low for cash.
In the rear of their store they have accommo-
dations for few steady boarders, where they
will keep hot coffee, tea, pies and cakes for the
accommodation Of the public at all hours through
the day and evening.
They will keep constantly on hand all tho
delicacies of the market, which they will serve
up to order at all hours
BALL & NORRIS,
Two doors below James Loag's f1ocse Market.
Shasta, Dec 81, 1853
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AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AGAINST TnR
T.. b. GOVERNMENT.
Jan. IA. 1854.

D A BRlNSMADE has removed his office 10
Il Sherman's Buildings, No. lac Montgome-
ry street, where he will continue the prosecu-
,ion of Claims against the Federal Government;
embracing
Claims Of the officers and soldiers of Col Ste.
pheason's Regiment OF New York Volunteers,
for bounty lands, extra pay, and transportation
allowances.
Claims of the officers and men who composed
the California Battalion of Volunteers, under
Lieut.. Col. John C. Fremont, for bounty lands.
arrears of pay, and extra pay.
Claims Of the officers, petty officers, seamen,
and marines, account of additional compensa.
ton for services in the naval and revenue service
OF the United Statesn the Pacific Ocean, the
coast of California and Mexico. from 18th May.
1916, TO lst of March, 1853. provided for by ucts
| of Congress- approved August 3lst, 1852, and
March Sd, 1853.
Aso,--Claims for Indemnity ON account Of
losses occasioned by fndian depredations upon
the property of the citizens OF the State; and
| Claims for advances made to e. States Indian
| Agents, to enable them to negotiate or to exc
| cute treaties with the Indian tribes.
| Mr. BRINSMADE has secured the most re-
| liable and efficient aid in Washington, and claim
ants may feel of the most attention possible.
| n B. He will also give his best attention to
| CoSvEYASclSG in all its branches. jan IA
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SHASTA BOOK sTORE.

SHASTA BOOK STORE.
TIME UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND
l. and for sale cheap, large assortment of
BLANK BOOKS of every description. Pocket
Memorandum and Pass Books English, Me-
tallic, and Tuck Menorandums.
LETTER, Cap, Bill, Fancy Note. and Gilt Pa
per. Envelope, Biottiag 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
blne Ink.
INKSTANDS, portfolios. sand boxes, paper
weights, cutters, and folders; fine pocket
cutlery. cigar cases, Portmonies, etc.; chess
men aud back CANNON.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, and instruction
books. a great variety; miners views and
letter books
ALSO, a large and splendid assortment of stand.
ard miscellaneous bound books and novels
SCHOOL BOOKS, Geographys. Grammars
Arithmetics. Spoilers, Readers, ETC.; works
on History, Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany
Astronomy and Agriculture. Also large
selection Of Poetical W orks.
A. ROMAN.
Shasta. Oct. 90. 1859. o29-tf
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SUPREME COURT,
STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
Rulcs In regard to Transcripts of Records

STATE OF CAL iFORNiA.
Rules In regard to Transcripts of Records.
lst. All transcripts OF Records hereafter sent
to this Court shall be on paper OF uniform size.
according to "a sample TO be furnished by the
Clerk of this Court with n blank margin one
and half inches wide al the top. bottom and sides
OF each page.
2d The pages of the Transcript shall be num-
bered and shall be written but upon one side vi
tie leaves.
3d. Each Transcript shall be prefnced with an
alphabetical index TO it's contents, specifying the
page Of each separate paper, order, or proceed
ing aud shall have at least one blank or fly sheet
cover.
4th. Marginal notes of each separate paper,
order, or proceeding, shall be made throughout
the Transcript
5th. The transcripts shall be fastened toge-
thsr on the left side of the pages by ribbon or
tape so that the may be secure and every
part conveniently read.
9th. The Transcript shall be written in u fair,
l-gible hand writing, and each paper or order
shall constitute AT least one paragraph.
7th No record which fails to coutorm to these
rules shall be received and docketed by the
clerk OF this Court.
Ordsr-The clerk of this Court shall transmit
by mail or otherwise to the clerks OF the seve-
raj district or county Courts, copy OF these
rules. and u sample of the paper of the sixe
lscrsd by the court tor making Transcripts.
The foregoing rules adopted this st day
December, A. ID. 1853. aud ordered to be pub
lished. MGRRY, C.J.
HEYDENFELDT, A. J.
A true copy. Attest:
jsn2s 1t PIX. woopsiDk, Clerk
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SUMMONS.


CTATE OF CALIFORNTA-IN THE DIS
~ trict Coart for the 9th judicial District, and
within and tor Shasta County.
Catherine Foutz Us. George Foutz, Shasta
County. Ss.
The People of the State of California to George
Fontz, Greeiing:
Whereas the above named complainant hath
by her guardian, JacobC C. Hinckley, filed in tho
Office ofihe undersigned, Clerk OF the court afore
said, her complaint against you for the object Of
obtaining Divorce from The Bonds Of matri
mony with You contracted, alleging for cause
against you, fraud, habitua intemperance and
wilfnl desertion for period of two years, &c.
And the said complainant having obtained from
the Judge of the Court aforesaid, an order that
the summons herein be served upon you by
publishing the same for period Of three months
in the newspaper known as the "S Shasta Cou
rler," you are therefore required to appear and
answer said complaint within the time that fol-
lows after the expiration of the three months pub
licatons of summons aforesaid, viz:
If served within the County Of Shasta, ten
days; if served out of Shasta County, but within
the Ninth Judicial District of the State aforesaid.
twenty days; in all other cases. forty days; and
if you fail to answer the complaint as aforesaid,
the plaintiff and complainant aforesaid Will sp-
ply to the court for the relief demanded therein.
Witness my hand and private seal, there being
no official seal yet provided, done at Office in
Shasta. this the 5th day OF December, AID. 1883.
THOS. w. DAWSON, Clerk.
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sHERIER,s SAI.E.

RY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
- issued out Of the District Court for the 9,h
judicial District for Shasta county, State of Cal
ifornia, and duly aiiested OH the Cd day Of Janu.
AIRY. a. d. 1854, a Judgment at the suit Of j.
G. Halstead VS.. Weinmiler. Doh & Haywood.
and directed 10 me, for the sum Of seven hun.
dred aud twenty dollars and thirty three cents,
(720,33.) and accriing costs, | have levied upon
and taken IN execution the following property
to wit: That certain iot pr parcel Of land
known and described as follows Situated in
the town OF Shasta, county OF Shasta, and State
Of California, commencing at a stake at the cor
corner OF lot formerly owned by Sprague &
Thompson. on the north east side Of Main street,
and running along the line OF said stree, forty.
seven feet thence at right angles in line
eighty feet; thence at right angles in u line for.
ty-seven feet; thence at right sagies on line
eighty feet to place of beginning, and known az
the Empire Lot. hereby give notice according
to law that the seth day of January, A. d.
1854, at 10 o'clock NJ, shall proceed TO sell tho
above described property in front OF the Court
House, in the town of Shasta, to the highest bid
der for cash.
VIM. A. NUNNALLY,
Sheriff. SHASTA Connty.
BY JoHA ". JACKSON, Dep.
Jan. IA. 1854 I'd
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WHOLESALE SlDDLEkY WARE.
HOUSE.
J. C.. Johnson & Co..

IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEAL
l. Frs in Saddlery, Harness, Leather. &c.
No. l3O Sansome street, near Washington, San
Francisco. Having established new and ex-
tensive establishment for the sale OF the above
named goods, woud call the attention of the
trade to their fine stock, to which additions are
constantly being made by fresh arrivals.
AS we receive our goods direct from OUR
OWN mannEctory at the East we are confident
of being able to offer great Inducements to pur-
chasers Now on hand fiae assortment, con-
sisting in part of Concord stage harness, team
harness, cart harness. buggy and wagon har-
ness. collars, harness, saddles, brides and mar
tingals, sulkey and wagon whips. Mexican and
California spurs, Mexican and California bits,
saddlery hardware, skirting, bride and harness
leather. calf skin. &c. d24-3m
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UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS:
second EAi.i.. sixteenth Thou...a:'


PENKNIFE SKETCHES,
Or, Chips Of the Old Block.
A SERIES OF ORIGINAL ILLUSTRATED
IA Letters, written by one of Calitornla's n
oneer miners, and dedicated to that class "a her
citizens by the author.
Handsomely embellished with
Trenty-se=ex Hoed Engrariags.
Of California scenery and incidents.
The second edition OF this book-the most
popular ever published in California, Is Just is-
sued from the press. with one NEW CHAP
TER. and carefully revised by --Oh Block"
ERPostage to any part Of the United States
Twelve cents.
Fifty dollars per hundred. Eight dollars per
dozen. Single copies one dollar.
CCRLE BROTHERS,
Booksellers, Stafioners and Newsmen,
Third street. next Post Office, Sacramento.
Dec. 81, 1853. I'm
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GOODS AT COST.
TODD 4 Jones.

INTENDING TO WIND UP THEIR AF-
fairs in Shasta, offer fog sale their entire
stock Of goods at cost, adding transportation.
Their stock is large, consisting Of about $50 0OO
about one-half having been selected within the
last Is days in the San Francisco market They
al,o offer for sale their store and warehouse ut
bargain. Their stock consists OF the following
goods:
5000 lbs. No. / China Sugar.
Is bbls. powdered and crushed do
5000 lbs. No. China Rice.
l0 half bbls. corn meal.
90 1000 lbs. Haxall and Chill Flour.
bbls. Clear Pork
5000 lbs. Hams and Bacon.
1000 lbs Butter.
500 - Lard in tins.
Loo boxes bunch and layer raisins.
40 hf. do do
1900 lbs. nails
10 kegs Z. B. Syrup.
5 Lemon do
IL doz. Pick Handles.
Is Axe do
10 Collins Picks.
30 bags shot.
100 cannisters Dupont and chrystal Powder.
90 kegs n y. Braudy
20 :. Medoc
90 Old Bourbon Whisky.
20 Ohio do
10 Cherry Brandy.
8 Ilol Gin.
Is Port Wine.
100 boxes Candles.
10 baskets Champagne.
40 boxes fruit brand Tobacco.
90 " ace do
T" smoking do
I" Boxer. Bitters.
g Mills Vine do
" Stoughton do
5000 Regala Cigars
5000 lbs. Rio Coffee.
6 boxes ground do
40 =" Imp and Gunpowder Tens.
10 :" Black do
cases Absynihe.
Curuscoe.
Peppermint.
assorted Pie Frnits.
30 ,loz Kensett's Oysters.
l0 '' Fresh Peaches.
90 boxes Soda Crackers.
| 81 cases Hungarian boots.
| fine lot of clothing and hats.
| This stock of goods consists of almost every
article which is wanted in the mines and TO
packers and traders We offer bargains which are
seldom met with Give us call and satisfy
| yourselves.
Shasta, Jan. 13, 1854 jan14tf
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WEAVERVILL STORE.
ID NJ Eder 4, Gn

WEAVERvILLE STORE.
p. M. Eder & Co.,
A NNOUNCE TO THE CITIZENS OF Trim
IA iiy county, and all others, that they are
now receiving at their stand i'll Weaverviile,
the most extensive stock of goods ever exhibited
in this market. consisting in part of
Ready Made Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, Hats, and Dry Goods;
ALSO,
PROVISIONS AND GROCERIES,,
Such as Flour. Bacon. Hams. Pork. Butter,
Cheese, Lard. Oysters, AusPice, Coffee, Sugar,
Tea Rice, Sc.
ALSO,
Croclery, Hardware, Lamp Oil. Camphene,
Saddlery, Carpets and Mating, Stoves, Parlor
and Cooking.
Liquors, Wines, and Cigars.
ALSO,
Wall Paper and all kinds of Stationery.
All of which are prepared to sell cheaper
than ever offered before in this market.
Weaverville, Oct. 29 1858. o29tf
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MINERS EXCHANGE AND SAVINGS
BANK.

MINERS EXCHANGE AND SAVINGS
BANK.
Armory Hall, San Francisco.
nR. A. S. WRIGHT, proprietor of the above
II named Banking House, and Agent for the
reception of Gold Dust for coinage at the United
States Mint in this city, would hereby inform
the miner that he will receive and receipt for all
packages of treasure remitted, free of charge.
and all sums arising from the coinage thereof
will be passed to the credit Of the owners, and
held subject to their order
The time and date of the receiving of each
parcel will be duly numbered and registered.
so as to entitle the depositor to preference in
turn.
REFERENCE:
DR.. Birdsall, Superintendent of the U. s. Mint
of San Francisco.
N. B.-All meaeys deposited at this bank will
bear an interest of one and half per cent per
month, and money arising from coinage, will
uso bear the san,e rate of interest after three
days from date Of coinage, redeemable at pleas
ure. jan7-3m
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TARrER,s SAW WILL.

TVHIS SAW MILL, HERETOFORE kno~
Il .s Chaunccys saw mill, having passed into
the hsnds of tue Undersigned by purchase, is
now prepared TO turn out lumber of ev'ry DE-
scripton at the shortest notice. Frr,"us may
he assured that orders will be attended to with
promptness and fidelity The mill is Fnted on
the Sacramento, at tho mouth of Sl'rns ere. K.
distant from Shasta three miles, with good
wagon road connecting.
JAMES W. TARTER
Jan. 81. 1854. Ian
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DIR. j. 9. HARRIS

ID ESPECTFULLY OFFERS HIS PROFESS
II sioual services to the citizens of Weaver
vile and vicinity Having had upwards of ten
wears experience in the practice of medicine, he
feels confident of giving satisfaction to all who
NAV favor him with call. Office at the drug
store of H. B. Dawson & Co., Weaverville.
Dec II 1853. 3m
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
II HAVE APPOINTED J. NJ. RHODES MY
l. duly authorized agent for the transaction OF
my business during my absence to the Allan
tic States. J. G. DOLL.
Shasta. Nov. 26. 1853. d3tf