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MUSICAL.

dy I 81 COTTAGE PIANO "A GOOD -EyCN OC-
DILC.r fave Ensii-h cottage piano, In good order.
FOR ,als very lov. Can 70 ~ the ofacs Of L
tHiII ON, so Nassau stI Get
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NtAhFRle-A PiOTFSTA~T NURSE, SWISS, DER
w m.n, scotch or Welsh Who SPEAKS go,d H. gtsh.
"a 'afs ehsss af tyo htte fr o. the sgss ~ tarce
49, ftaH i~sr-, ssc - DO pain aesrg 10 sfsrfny
sdrg p'h sieAib In urope che NUT b fona ~ ohi
tsn 60 Grg ssa tir1 ca rood religions nciples AID
srssss.mse 70 lta cfarr Of young chi,ifcn, nigat ud
cay fhe mus brig or sfve nrexceptionsbe RI rrspno
Were no tsr ~yssd that caoaci.v p@rsos ~bo
has NJ gAuly 40 and betsssn the of 81 and ~,
ll- tive ~ ecr.c estinu-y fulAi thtss ~
gr1ensrts ~l' ord q ssrmsnert hone Appv, b.
tsssp tas kes ~ - . snS 10A ard AratP NJ, s3
fiTtsr@nf Fcsss, FrooAiys ny Wan st~et ferry kons
BIZ 'Asss apsssss spfsss. 10 ths s'vcr.sensnt reed
49,.
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ECMyNG'S SCHOOL ny bESii~, 10 EAST ri1R-
~ tenth street door vest - Bro.i~av. Clssses
for ladies and gentlemen In an painting, wafer .ok,rs,
Sastel crayora, and lrat p-pc osasog Schools, pri
vate BchoIars, and classes a TENDED.
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A wA1CHNAKER WANTED 10 GO TO ALABAMA.
a Inquire Of Louis Il Fellows L. Scheal ri Maiden
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INSTRUCT N--AN FXPE FENCED OFE3 OR OF
l music, who can give upcxce ptionabe refar~nssa
sLhts to make en- srrsDesms . with social fan H.
vteTc he can enjoy tha advantages Of cooafc -able
hone for himself and wife, u c"spcn sation or partly
40 for Instruction the piaooior and singing Ad
drtss z. s.. box l6f Herald afhoN.
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VIyAN1Er-A slTUA- ION, BY COMPETENT
w young woman, chan BERN lid and wafer, or o.
'ist m wsfhipg and ironing Best Of city resieoco Ca
he for two ut 500 Houston street between Mot
and Fila leth streets
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TNSrECCrI0N N SPANISH on r.NGLIsB.-pao-
j les, OF ynQus, Of the Ee~ Ycrs Uoivers.y, viii IN
strSct the above languages Application NJ hs once
ia Chambers street. Terms yer on 81 each Isa
ON for two u 30, for three 81 rs, sod 81
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY

yE%xslOH An.
&10 REWARn-INFORMATI0N Wanted, or AU-
p1V sue 10 Hamoe who sas las: scea on toe
~ 81 sFodsay Ard LeoLar strest, Moodsy evening
Ast .pOut seven O'CLOCK He II OF medium he g.t hss
sark hair and mad Dark colo cd coat
es0 PANTS his sge IL forty, and Tor particular mark
BE- has car on the right SIDE al his aad fs~
sorss On he sise nf his any Information Of Lisa
vii - thankfully received ey his bronsr at 50 suos
street.
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yErANTD--A YOUNG UNMARRIED NAN, IAN EN-
w slisiman rre'erred,) educsssd 70 the businsS,
20 serve a. foctmAn Ito gentlemans carriage Add e
table waiter Any one Ing eligible situation ia the
above eaps,ier who bring undoubtsd evidences Of
in'etcure, bcreFty Al actlvityvcan apply 30 James
Parker ID. Astor House between the hours Of and
N clocs. I22d and 23d, AN.
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Dare CHANCE FOR TEAC ER -, SCHOOL ROOM,
II In BEND street, N Y. fnrn.hei aai sut-shss foi
30 scholars, 70 let. Rent 500 ssnool much wanted.
inquire .. ~ Bond street H.
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UYANrKD-IN A FssiLY GROCERY, A YOUNG
w man who hss sone tnnwi 10 ~ To. basiness and
vffes fair hand Ops ~ho furol-h OF reference
my apply To W.ri, csn.r II ccu,a IL and Sacket
sirectn, brookJn.
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ylrnNrKi~-k eisu Ton, ny REspDrTa3iE
w .ewts ron n, 70 cock, wash and Iron In resoe.-
tatt vtsa ctfsy ~ 1tst rate hand 81 washing and
ronns "a s1estert haAsr solar, quiet iniustJo -,
an a.. e2ilswn Tho ,sst OF city reference gi on
F~~s 81 rrsst erys ~ ~ pecona svcnue the rear
. ole Ger, thlrt or.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-16

st. Charles street yesterday that officer James took GEM
passion upon her and charaby gave her lodging In the
Lookup Recorder Bright will listen to her tale this
morning, a..
DIscHARGED.-The three lads, Dennis Marco
ney Edmund Keegan and Thomas 0'Neil, were brought
before Recorder yesterday charged with stealing
sugar from the Leves discharged as no one appeared
to prosecute them
FINED. - Recorder Bright yesterday fined
James Newton i've dollars disturbing the peace In the
police office John o'Mara FIVE dollars for striking on
ocer Lewis Sable dollars for running his cart with
out brands or numbers and VIM Davis two dollars for
drunkenness and sleeping in the street
THE GREAT FRAuD.-The case OF Mr.. j. NJ.
Lee charged with defrsuding the Canal Bank out of
s3s o. came up before Recorder Bright for examna-
lion Yesterday At the request Of the parties the exam
natior was waived and the sent before the First
D,atret Court renewal Of bonds in $4,000 was
oured but as Mr. Lees securities this time fell $1,000
short of that sum- he was sent to the parish prison to
await his trial.
SENT Our. - Bartholomew Way and Jane
were yesterday sent to the for thirty
days, by Recorder Bright as Migrants.
ACCIDENT man named Lorenzo Driche
in getting out Of an omnibus yesterday, Charities
street. at Jackson Square fell and broke one Oh MS legs
He was sent to the Hospital.
SIeK.--Jacob Miller, who has been confined
in the Parish Prison. awaiting trial charge Of stab
bing with intent to murder yesterday sent by per
mission Of Judge Robertson to the Charity Hospital HI
being SO sick to render his further stay in prison
dangerous to his life.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-16
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.


psss ez.s e Any
~, 3D. sls s. 5 81.
sss ns...s h
man M a. K sugar bbs
hhe. BIasd Landry
SIS Bubsdg @oia
e
do hAas
&solo do ae0so EgsnsS % s"ad asndg
hf Mason sa hhd' sugar
on ID e wi II. DR.
&C. siS ST. SSis ga
DBL RSs % do to oos
sugar, s76 hbls molarses.
se.y Bas
Basdsss kennedy %ssso ,is
sasssss 8 ~ s
Son g Wm sSp cattle order '
as = .s
sss i sS. sFs E sss ms.
Sasasa
Dc s sss1y
Gaidaa % dali p ses 49,
er sis hSds half
Do %s sSiss 9sessos
esrg sSs g., q Mansy ~ sgsss g.
Beger Foley Aysry7s do Wright Davenpo &ee-S4 do
hcIheppy &eo-l6 do Richard co66 do Esun eco
"a nbeger &eo35 Thomhi acos do Curry Person
In co-l5 Oakley Hawknn-4d do w Don
nela Nae Summer oll do Greenwood &eo4 do order
do Ivetich hco-5 Brander McKenna Hnbbard4 Dc
sssn cotton seed fa Ssrss
vIcKsBURGseamer Southern Be'e0e bales cotton Thonhil
6cosss do Buckner Station cuddy Cteher &c
-Sl Swiney aeo-2 do Miles Adams50 do Nelson
&co3i Wright Davenport l0l do Washington jackson &C.
sT George Snedes Williams Bathurst dco3T do
Wright do PAYNE Buehanon Carroll 4eo
90 do Brander cKenna ubbard1 do MARTHA Owen Cobb
George dco4T Beck Rieks34 do Curry Person
do John Wyehe &es do Feiowe
&co-32 Rede Robas Terr9s Carroll Pritehard Zoos
do Robson do Fearn pcpagnp &co2a do Ein &c
do Oskey Hswkins-ls Mcdowell Mills &col7do Ward
Jona-ls Bradley Wilson Aeoi1 do RawGn Duncan &coS
Hewitt co-s Bogart Foley Avery-6 do 10 ordss
Cleveland, Rnseey Blair &coS do Carter
COT Male, Stewart deoe do Powell
Hopkns7 Harding &co6 do Bacon Wiisnnsloe lag
bags potatoes 9all bales
II Per New Orleans and Jackson Railroad.
40 bales cotton Oakley do Anderson MetssS
Andrew Siernu-s Esa6 do Carroll fritehad &so-io
Miles Wright Davenport &so-I DO SowaD Reese e
Psyns rolls leather Frank f. tman2s sas
| Converse Kennett &co-W H Garland-Copland
Per New Orleans and Opelousas Railroad
Bogar Foley Avsryi6 do TfoAca haydei
csmmask sqglIss Wss-l DO Flower aSses eps mo5
Tqohsrt-9s Washington jackson eoSQ DO 1eara Seo
Lob Chspsesurt DO cad III half do G sabasTso bAa
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-16
CATTLE MARKET.

FRIDAY EvEsIrs, December Is, 1854
The week closes with stock Of barely IS Western
Beeves 500 Hogs, $50 Sheep, ITO Mich Cows, ample
supply of Texas Cattle and but few Veal Cattle Offering
The market during the latter part Of the week has been
pretty active With prices in favor Of purchaserseasy
the following quotations
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coNsIGNEEs.

bark Julia Dead from Oh casks rec and assorted
dco-H Mengsna-HL Stone dce-Dyas
&co- Chapman Browns Nelson ScoU Or haaer--S q
Leyy-W A G ics-Wood Il L0w-Nye Bros &co and order
ship Bcston-Boesr Foley AyeryJ ReB
Washington Jackson &eoCao Prtehard dco
May &co-H Pitcher Goodrich 6co-A Whitpg-
Co6n-J Marks &coBiscos Smma-McRes corman Eco
Stanton dco and order.
Per ship Holmes York; Adams &coJ Atkna
Carroll pritehard &eo-J eoG Bailey &coBnroTs
Rks-J BelknapByrne Vance 6eo-Eacn q
&eo-C urch &eo-R Estin heoEllis
CohenB Cohen-Convess 6coCury Persn-' q
CromwslDArcy acoDays Jaskson-J Damsron &eoG
Delegave coJ Cameron acc II Ferriar Fisk
FiemingFosdck Zoo nshsgton Jackson 1so1
Johnston coN Lsrossini GKsunett Dir &eo-auys mccall
Samuel knsasp Mas1dmh
Goldnau-J Goodin-A &eo AGalenan-R Hall 4ao-P
HebrdHa, Kemp 4soE Hart aeo -Hsndsrson Terry &eo-J
MeCnry-Iiomes Gsine-D MeCod-Petera
Willard dcoM Man-J Mathews seo.p Afaupay-H Parsons
Parmee Bro-A Wilsm Phillips &co-J Peole-W
Raymond Price, Converse &eo-peley& Benz hehahenE
McRea Coifmsn Meker &caAIie Harris WaldoR
Nicho-s if,ns aeoNes @ hoaae-A Nee
Nicholson dcoH Stone &o-J Sapdak kco--G Sehruwinb
Shields &eo Smith Soedsrsmh z FmssrMK
John Stroud kcoJ Tas d Taylor &eoP HarpsII
yivan-Vredenberg &co-C Wsngart-A Whting-Isowa
Whs-Wlianaa Bathurst dco-J Woodruff &co-John Woosey
Wright Wright &coe yale ir aco-Young Niece
l EslInu &co-- orda
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-16
PAINTS.

MIEW Jersey ZINC Plaintiffs sub
scribers will b tsutly suPPsd foa
he mnufnrtoy IN assortment the New
Jersey which they offer the trade
OF @ se ana tuo
lbs. wv white, Brown Stone Colors. For ssls By
myI G. c. BOGEEF u - lamp effeet.
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GROCERIES.
WANTED.

XNT ANTED-A TEACHER Of the French Lam
Wv guaga-ene capable giving Vocal nairu
preferred. liberal salary will be paid. Address
L. F. PARKER, Alexandria, La.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-16

Steam boats.
Mrsic, Ure, from Lohdera Store.
Or Beatty. Dngas, from Doualdsonvile
Ophelia, bmitry, from BaiiEe
I6uisa. Danisyee from New Carthage.
Southern Belle, White, from vicksburg.
Banner State, Holland, from ST Louis.
Carrier, Walker, from opeousas.
CD, Jr.. Dalferes, Donsldsonyile.
Laurel Hill, Cotton, from Lobdel's Store
Toyboat Conaueror, the Paes-towed down md TO
on the Instant sh loch Guiding Scarborough
up ship Polar Star bass Johan Carl Edna and Providneia
from the TO tina
Bhip Raiahgopol 9th brig samuel J
Peters Chipoabrought up shpa Plymouth and VIM
Nelson andb bark Julia Dean.
"... EXPORTS.
BAZSchr Flying Dragpn3.s bs four aaf do pork 81 do
10 do preld Il cask bacon
CApIz AND GIBRALTARsl1 baxsa tobacco 900 cigars bbls
pork 4 do old copper, baits tarsaparilla.
LyERPooship Nepnns2Iio haea cotton 90s5 bba four 80
hbls lnrd. .@s
CheIoke9s hhda los bbla
LvERPooship barsso55 bales cotton, sii hhds tobacco
|
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nDD FELLOWS HALL--YoUNG MEMS gA
SOCIETY MASKED AND FANCY DRESS BALLS XA
Second of the Series take place THURSDAY Deeem 1
Der q, 1854. ,r.orns 's1'
p, E. Mortimer, H. NJ. haackson, W.. luminous,
L. r. Larose, l. Hodgson, Inas. huis
e. L. Aubert H. L. Zaba, y. !. In " n ni,
W. C. Wilson, T. H. Hutton, ihonias Aalusho.
f. r. Tfinchafd E. p Rare.hide, ....-,.a A..
wishing Ladies' ere 70
sena in their nsme the Office of the Ball Room
Board Managers will at ~ O'CLOCK
81 the cice Ball Room. . .,.45 ..s,.. ...,- -,
No lady win without invitation ticket having been
approved by the Board oil Managers.
and 81 the Secretary, the Office Of the Ball Room
will be requested to unnask before entering he
l Ball Room. ,,,rr,,rr
meeting Of the Managers will take place on WEDhE
| l.. S'i's-' ~
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ARRIVED. =4
Ship PLYMOUTH Ii cry, from Hse November
Shin william Nelson Chaner from Havre November
Ship Polar Star Lowell 2aass Boston, Geo Hsnson
Nor bark Jehan Carl drom Rio Janso Radecaniot
q Ffamahds-Pom.
Bark Julia Deap Gage Charleston
Rank Edna Gosp Rio Janero district
Spanish Prodena Mcny days from Havana in ballast,
ma ter--2dds
sebr Ella Miller, days from Pensacola 10 master-Basiu.
sohr Eliza Leeper, --.ffom the Coast.
Schr Dcrote, 49,, from the Cost.
schr Corsh, -, from the Coast.
schr Almopa, -, from tie Coast.
Schy BraIos -, from the Coast.
schr LeClMr -, from The Coast
Sehr Ilatienne, -, from the Coast. W.. w..
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

SATURDAY MORNING, December 1s, 1854.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-16

shin Neptune Bachelor, for Liverpool, GiSney Leve
sbip Mnaro Goodrich for Liverpool Jenkins Williams dc
Rail- Cherokee Hay for Charleston, SL&ELLev
for Cads and Gibraltn, Masts
Scb Flyinp Dragon, Goodfpeed for Bane Honduras Baro
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-16

WAN AMBURGHS MENAGERIE - The
largest complete collection of WILD ANIMALS and
BIRDS World including the Trick TPpo Sui
RENOCEROS, Unicorn Of Holy Writ; 10 Full Grown
LIONS and IONESSEE great number Of variety
FOREST BEASTS ana DESERT MONSTERS from Asia Africa
Europe and America of street
Fourth District four days commencing WEDNESDAY Dscs
49, FLOATING PALACE elegantly htted
the habs OF the sayages their
iungles ,... ,,.,
Riders with tho wonderful exploits of Mr. Stewart
trained TIPPoo SULTAN and eonsladeh the thrilling
sats Van Amburghin ths Lions and Tgera' Deus
CT opsn from io A. AL to 81 p NJ
F Performance Trained Animals at and o'clock r NJ
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-16

HpEELS SOUTHERN OPERA H0USE-AR-
AioRY HALIEIFIH WEEK Or WEST PEELs ., nt. ,s
form every evening e1epted where will be
ey Burlssque Operas Farce
with Ethiopian Alinstfesys D.
ths MODEL TRooP OF THE WORLD.
~ open 6H, Concert to commence AZ ~ ooseA
fSr Tickets, Fifty Cents
~ soA MATT PEEL, Manager
s,oH DR. F.. A.. JONES, Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-16

TOBACCO. !. The stock of Tobacco remaining sale
very light and holders have insisted upon full prices
the weeks business has been rather limited scale
The GALES embrace about $50 hhd including 200 hhds
Low A. r. sold early in the week private terms 10
at 6G64 at 81. at Z, at s1Se, and IS Low A. and
R. at 6he round The market closes firm at our quota
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-16

from the Place Armts formerly Congo SqnaIe) E$a
on SUNDAY AFTERNOON, Deeemaer Of o'clock r &Sh#
Mnunsier BOUDRIAS has The honor to the W :
rit ems OF Newoesns that, having his mmense Balloon
sad apparatus campleis order, he viii glEe thsm
ronaufcal spectacle
G expects accompanied by gentleman h
city. =. a.. g :. ~,
Brass efficient Polc engaged eecsi0n Tickets
40 and ID cents, for sale III the door. dill Ct
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-23
Shasta huC.
FRENCH GuLCH HOTEL.

f= THE SUBSCRIBERS take pleasure
IMfiii in announcing TO the public that they
----ll..A ---ll....A have opened the above named house at
French Gnlch, for the accommodation OF travel
ers and others who may be disposed to favor
them with their patronage. The house is new
and commodious, and in connection with 1t is
an excellent garden, from which the table will
be constantly supplied with every variety OF
vegetables. We flatter ourselves that our facl-
tiles are such as to enable us 10 keep a house
equal. if not SUPERIOR 10 any i'll this part ot the
country Our BAR Will be furnished with the
Choicest of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Selected with great care, expressly Tor the
house. Attached to the house we have a good
corral and stable. well supplied with hay and
barley, which will be sold at the lawest rates.
A share of the public patronage is respectfully
solicited j. l.. WRIGHT & co.
June g. 1854. 3m
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-23
POLLARD a. ia.x SONS
Anti fzafarIn pills

A SURE AND SAFE CURE FOR REMIT
A tent and Intermittent Fevers and also IA
most effectnal cure for all the secondary dis
eases accompanying these fevers, such as Liver
Complaint. Neural lsia, digestion, and Enlarpe-
inent OF the Spleen. or Asne Cake. For inter
nittent Fever or Fever and Agre. these pills
are undoubtedly the most efiectual and safe rem
edy III the krown world. They may be lax en-
at any stage of the disease as well in the cold
stage as IN the bot. These pills not only stop
the Cliills and Fever, but they remove from the
system all secondary attiictions which remain
after the use of other remedies, to reproduce
the disease again. In this respect we claim a
superiority Qver every other remedy which has
been offered To the public There is IA paper
round each box. iii.der the label, containing a
short history OF the of lie fevers of illis
country, aad the elects and operation of the
remedy which we propose. These pills are
county, Cal.
Depot and office-n street, second .lpor soutl,
OF The United States Hotel.
70 Tor sale in Shasta by Dir. Benz Shurtleff.
ageu' for Shasta County.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-23
The Dying Miners Lament.

Afar from the scenes of my youth and my child
Der mountains and waves have wandered
away
And here mid these rocks; these sands and
these wild woods,
Is fading in sickness, my last lingering day
Fond memory Oft whispered in accents of sad
OF home. and of friends, and of joys left be-
Ny wife, my dear children, their voices of glad
My fond doting mother now dwells on my
mind
How fondy hoped in the bosom Of home.
To have spent the rich treasure I've cleaned
from the sand:
But ah sad afilction and sorrow have come
aud doomed me to die in this far distant land
have toiled in the valleys, I've delvd in the
The streams and the bars 1 have prospected
DER;
The wild dashing Yuba. the deep flowing rills
The gulches and ravines will see me no more
By Yuba's bright waters then softly inter me
The friends | love best, cannot stand round
my bier;
No mother to sorrow, no wife to deplore me,
Or shed on my grave a last lingering tear.
The tempest may howl and the storm may bea
on me.
shall not be disturbed by the deep thunder
roar;
But gently III sleep. tho my friends are ia
from me;
My dear native home, shall see thee nj
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-23

CELESTIAL MARRIAGE.-The San Francisco
Sun says that a son and daughter of the moon
We're, on Friday. united in the holy bonds oi
wedlock by Justice Cas- serly, i'll the manner pre-
scribed by statutes. The ceremony was
performed in English, not word of which was
understood by either bride or groom but a
long lola who was present as witness and inter
prefer, when asked if he understood professed,
with numerous hobs of the head that it was per-
tectlv Ineligible TO iin, though, when requesed
10 tell The groom that he must kiss the bride. he
appeared quite puzzled, and no doubt considered
it altogether barbarian requirement.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-23
ST. CHARLES HOTEL
- THE SUBSC RIDERS
HEsiiiii have the pleasure of announc-

frH3 4 "A z = y D > y II i D Z II >
Esiii have the pleasure of announc- SA;
Ill ing to the pdblic that this --aASg -
we'll known establishment, PhGnix like, has
arisen from the ashes, and is now in every re-
spect better prepared for the accommodation
Of our patrons than ever before. The entire es
tablishment is new, from the kitchen to thegar
ret, and everything is IN apple-pie order. In
deed the ST. Charles is fitted mp with great cost
in style of elegance not surpassed, even IN the
lower cities
Having satisfactorily served the public in this
capacity longer than any persons IN onr midst,
we have no hesitation in assuring the perma-
nent as well as transient public, that we are pre-
pared TO give them every comfort usually obtain
able at first rate hotel. Our rooms are airy
and elegant, and supplied with clean and COM
Portable beds The table is ever loaded with
every thing choice that can be procured in the
market The bar is constantly. furnished with
every variety of the very best liquors and cigars.
The utmost pains are taken to procure the very
best cooks. the most attentive servants and at
tentants, and in short no effort spared to render
the St. Charles worthy of its high reputation.
and the liberal patronage bestowed upon it.
There is also the ST. Charles Corral attached
to the establishment, always supplied with good
pure spring water, and an abundance OF hay
and barley tor animals
GUS. GROTEFEND & co.
Shasta August g. 1888. aul3u
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-23
TOWER HOUSE.

At the Junction Of The Yreka and UcareyrXe
Roads, II miles from Shasta.
- THE ERSIGNED
Iiii%9 would announce to the ppb- sAYEAs&
nksslEal lie, and particularly to per- 49,
travelling to and from Yreka and Weaver
vile, that, having leased this long established
stand, formerly known as the Free Bridge
House, he is prepared to entertain customers
in style not surpassed by any hotel in Northern
California.
Having completed his commodous build
ing, and furnished il in the best possible manner
he is enabled TO promise the very best aceom-
modations. The table, as heretofore viii al
ways be supplied with the best viantls the mar
ket furnishes while from the large garden at.
tached to the premises, all the vegetables grown
i'll this part OF the State will be furnished in the
greatest abundance,
He has also secure Corral connected with
his establishment, always supplied with an abun
dance OF barley ard hay.
JASON TOWER
March 1st, 1854. mhllt
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-23
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4ss..sasSss THE SUBSCRIBER WOULD s
isi ]1 respectfully inform his friends and M -~fe
EllsA EElaasAA the public generally, that he has com
uenced business at the NEN HOUSE, pleas
antly stuatetl under the big oaks few yards
below the old stand, where he will ever be
ready to do his best TO give peri, ct satisfaction
to all who may favor him with their patronage
Attached to the house is the best accommoda-
tons for watering to be had in the county; also ID
~ Large Earn aud Corral,
we'll furnished with good spring water, plenty
of hay and barley, and warm covering for an
imas.
This house being situated in the midst of a
good mining district, we have made prepara-
tons to accommodate miners with the best of
board and lodging at reasonable prices.
Give us call and we Will try to suit yal
BENZ. SWASEY.
November -. 1853. nl2-am