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FOR SALE.
The Billiard Saloon.

II NONN AS THE BELLA UNION, In the
EA Fire Proof Building Of Rsllub & Isaacs,
containing two tables, aew bar and fixtures
everything complete and in good order, doing
good business Coolest place in tessn in the
>am.ner season, aud the only place ia town for
amusement.
For terms enquire at the saloon, or at the Of
flee of Adams & ca.
Shasta. April -. 1854. If
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DISSOLUTION OF CO-PARTNER-
SHIP.

HNHE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exis-
Il ting between the undersigned, under the
name and style of Rhodes and Lusk, is Ibis day
dissolved by mutual consent. James Nj. Rhodes
having purchased Hiram Lusk's entire interest,
is alone authorized to settle the business of the
late ha2n. JAMES Nj. RHODES,
HIRAM LUSK.
Shasta Feb IL 1854
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FOR SAI.I
Nj. JACOBSON & CO.,

Nj. JACOBSON g. CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in Ready Made
Clothing, Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods
NOV OCCUPYING THEIR OWN FIRE
~ proof brick building, adjoining the st.
Charles Hotel, would respectfully announce to
the ladies and gentlemen of Shasta and vicinity
that they have just received fall assortment OF
SPRING And SIMMER GOODS.
lnequalled by any that has ever been offered in
this place. or tlais side Of tie Atlantic States.
il4r ladies goods consist of
French Lsstse Musitas. .Ggared;
PLAN wAite, do Seciss Book and CroSsbar do,
Linen and Cotton Cambracs. Laces,
Uhi'e and Colored IFindow Curtains,
Hosiery, Shoes. Six and Kid Giores,
Ribbons, Fancy Buttons, Trimmings,
and other fancy articles Too numerous to men,
nyn.
ishing Goods. Cutlery. Playing Cards, and all
other articles usually kepl III our line OF bust
ness.
Ladies' aaid gegtlemea wifi find it to their in
terest 10 call and examine stock, before pur.
chasing elsewhere, as Rntter ourselves that
none can compete with us, with the advantages
enjoy-receiving we do. goods
direct from the Atlantic States aud Europe.
~ Packers and Miners will please notice
the above card.
Nj. JACOBSON. San Francisco.
HENRY GETLESON Shasta.
April. 1854. apl-tt
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TIME BUSINESS WILL BE CONTINUED
l. i'll the name Of
MIX, BENNETT & CO.,
who have full powers to settle the business OF
the old firm of Church & Mix, pay all debts OF
the same, and collect all outstanding accounts.
MIX, BENNETT & co.
Dec 81. 1853 If
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.


4 LII PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS against
IA the estate OF John Craig, deceased, late of
Cousa county, are hereby required TO present
the same with the necessary vouchers To the
undersigned at his residence in Placer Citv, said
county. within ten days from the date hereof
or they will be forever barred and all persons
indebted TO said estate, are requested TO make
immediate payment to the undersigned, at bis
residence aforesaid r. H. PRATT.
Public Admir- Colusa county.
Colnsa, May %. 1854. n,ya7 it
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NOTICE..

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE ex.
l. listing between Kaiser 4 Walter in the
keeping of the - Union Hoter' in Weavervie is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. The bus
mess of the old firm will be settled up by Kai.
ser ut the Independence Hotel.
MARTIN KAISER,
FREDERICK WALTER.
Weaveryille, May 22d, 1854.
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sTu OF JULY CELEBRATIos.

II WOULD ANNOUNCE f0 THE PUBLIC
4 that every preparation is being made 10 cell
citrate the approaching anniversary oi oar na-
iiun's birth day, al the
TONER HOUSE."
In STYLE werihs ef the glorous occasion. IN
deed no exertions expense shall be spared IN
order to secure large. as well as happy gath
.,ing Asap earnest of this will here state
that I will run several free coaches down the
wiley as far as Tehama. fox tie accommodation
at all ladies', and tor all those gentlemen who
,nay bring ladies with them. Recolleci then.
rh- 4.h of July celebration II The :. Tower
House" LEVI H. fSH Eis-
May l3. ldc
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NOTICE T6 TEE SPRING GREEN
MINING AND WATER CO.

NTOT{CE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
SpriNg Geek Mining aud @.tev Company.
that cniE by prior right the water naturally
running in Spring Greek asd xiali prosecute
the said Company ar any other person who
shall divert the waters of said creek from its
u aiural course. E. +. CkOCkER.
lime IL 1854 3t-
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SHASTA COUNTY DEMOCRATAC
CENTRAL COMMITTE EE.

The members of the Democratic Cen'fai Oon-
suittee for Shasta Comfy are requested 10 meet
in this pasoe On Thursday next, to Fix upon day
for heldins County ConveniioS FOR the pur-
pose sf electng FIVE delegates 10 sse pe'"ocfa'ic
State Convention, TO be held III Sacramento on
the 18th of July next; and also, ii deemed ad-
,isabl.. to ,aake nomination for Assembly man,
and those county officers whose terms become
xacan, n, the expiration of the present year
The following named gentlemen compose the
Committee. viz:-Wm. A. Nunnally, Geo. B.
.;ol,.y. Mr.. Morrow J. J. Bell Vim. Potter jr.,
s. f. Jack, 7. Logan. P. +. Terbush, and BEN.
Mix. 1t is very desirable that majority of the
committee should be present
WIN. A. NGNNALL1, Chm.
Shasta. June IL, 1854.
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TARTIN KAlSE r.

MARTIN KAISER
HAS FITTED UP THE EXTENSIVE
IL MANSION
Independence Hotel,
where he will continue his old busnes in all the
branches Of Hotel keeping. He hopes by strict
attention to business to meet his OLD friends and
the public generally.
Nav 27 1854 If
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GOI.DSTONE & BROTHERS

GOLDSTONE g. BROTHERS
D ESPECTFCLLf INVITE THE ATTEN-
IL tion OF the ladies and gentlemen of this
city and their customers throughout the yicin.
ty 10 their we'll selected stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Gents furnishing gaads, aud miners wear,
winch they atf tar sale at ti,e lowest rates ever
offered lii this market.
GOLDSTONE & BROTHERS,,
Next Store below Harrington s Dolls Grocery
Store, Shasta City, Cal
Nov. -, 1873. ME!
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srOxAGE---isAT PROOF WARE.
HOUSE,

NOR SALE CHEAP. OR STORAGE TA-
L ken The location is perfectly secure from
ire. Apply 10 J. . DOLL.
Shasta NOV l2.
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j. a. RAYMOND,
Physician md Suryean

UTOULD INFORM HIS FRIENDS AND
w The public. that he may always be found
at his office when not prof. ssonally eng ,sed.
~ Office in the rear OF DR.. Shurtl-fi>' S Drug
Store Maine street. Shasta.
Shasta Feb. ifb. 1854. fe4tf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HNHE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX
Il listing between ]. E.Church. of the town OF
Weaverville. in Trinity county, and w A. Nix,
OF Red Bluffs, in Shasta county, merchants do
ing business in the name of Church & Mix, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
r HAVE APPOINTED JOHN E. CHURCH
l. my agen, duly authorized to usmsact bus-
less for NE during my absence from this State
J. BENNETT.
Weaverrillc, May 90, 1854. mv27.tf
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New BOOKS. NEW BOOKS.

NEW BOOKS. NEW R00KS:
TUST OPENING at the SHASTA BOOK
~ STORE, large ASSORTMENT OF the latest and
best works OF the day. Light Literature, mis-
cellaReo&s asad standard works, and one hun
elrcd ,.sst<ted new novels. Blank Books aud
Saimely of every descriptiou. Also an exten.
.ivt assastircn, OF Sekool Books, IlnYing Cards,
Pocket cntie,y, etc. Nasical Instruments and
Instruction. Books bv A. ROMAN.
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
IMPORTATION WANTED.

II HAVE A Il BROTHER in some part OF Cali
Il forna bv ti.e naisle Of "a lillian t FRASER
from the Orkaey isauds, of ,he coast of Scot
land of wIt>an. neither INV distressed and aged
father in tsie above named country, nor mvsrit
=; IN hear amy tidinss. Ans sutornlation aboat
him and aiaut IS illiam Hunter from the same
r.lace would give great satisfaction to me. ain
q Brsville Klamath Co. Cal. 4 letter adj
dressed to me. and recied TO the Shasta City
Post Office would reach me.
MAGNUS FRASER.
June g. 1854. lt17-lt
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R Q = E h n TIE Wis,
Counsellor AZ Law,

Wsavervilie, Trinity Co
Eg Office in the Austin HOTEL
heaYc.Yllle, Dec 81, 1858. decalu
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f. LEVIN g. CO.'S
THIRD GRAND RAFFLE
VAL Z 4 y AT 1000:
$50 Magnificent Prizes |!

1000 TICKETS-S2 EACH.
The drawing to take place in Shasta
On 1he First Day Of July, 1854.
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
BATHS AT FIFTY CENTS:

BATHS AT FIFTY CENTS.
CTEAM, SHOWER TUB AND DOUCHE
- BATHS will now be furnished in good
style, at SO cents each. by H. w. Hubbard at
the sign OF the globe lamp, Shasta.
ALSO.
Goods taken on storage. From 90 10 80 good
beds for dodgers will be found at all hours of the
night. Aiso miners tents always ON hand.
There is also attached an asylum for the sick
Shasta City. May 90. 1854. ap9n
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17

EURNITURE WARE ROOM:
MAIN STREET. SHASTA,
Immediately below the Brewery.
u, inform the public. that Ae has on s$sssxlrSs
m hand, at his Cabinet Shop and *
Ware Room. in the lower part OF Shasta, large
supply of all kinds of Furniture, such Bed
steads. Looking Glasses, Tables, Rocking, Par
lor and Office Chairs, Sofas. Mattresses, &c. &c.
all of which he is ready to sell cheap. All OF
these articles are kept packed in boxes ready
for packing. orput up ready for use.
Every order in my line promptly attended TO-
CHARLES A lager.
Shasta, March IL, 1874 Il
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Il. LEVIN 4 co.
Matchmaker & Manufacturing jewelers.
Nert door to Adam's8 Cos Express Office
A7OULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM their
w friends and the public that they are again
on hand with large and splendid stock OF fine
Watches, Diamonds, California and State Jew
elry. &c.
Every description of California Jewelry man
ufactured to order. Particular attention given
TO Watch and Chronometer work
Clocks on hand for from SO upwards. Tau27tf
The Shasta courier., 1854-06-17
NOTICE.

HAVE appointed A. II. STOUT, Of Red
Il Bluffs, my lawful agent TO transact all busi-
ness for me during my absence from this State.
f. G.. REED.
Bed Bluffs March TO- 1854. mho5-tf
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NO TICE.

7 HAVE APPOINTED J. M. RHODES MY
L duly authorized agent for the transaction of
my business during my abscence to the Allan
tic States. J. G. DOLL.
Shasta Nov &c, 1853. d3tf
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DaoADwn 1mAmn -Walisss's bseuteal operA end.
- sEsAAaA ID to b rspsAtsd - night Mss Loulaa
Sesss ssssisss tie ssiiss sasrvste fSs fnsnsS oSs
ssa.g crowded every occasion Of thar psror
me taree Of Moving Talk, viii also b repeated, Mr.
DsviSgs and Miss J. Goussnheim appearing in IL.
BcwmY fmArss The complimentary farewell sens.
II Of Mr. ". II. Hambin Ia to coma Oh this evening,
ns." Blue DsviS, ITO Parents and Guardians, and
sn Byder the casts Of which embrace the names of
ss. II the crowded T
NIsiO's GAHDu-1hs Ravels, whose performances
s. the .,s the
ssos but one thu Season He bill q % to
laaun, the fourth scene from the ballet Of Uri-
sIss and the pantomims of "Asphodsl."
Buaro.'. TmAnE-Ths capital comedy o. "paui
gg - Paul Pfy Mr. Placdde Col Hardy supported In
TIE other parts BY hsssrs hsrchAnt, Holman, h,s.
rs s Of Dem
JeAnstsn and Miss Lee appearing In its
NATIONAL THEATRE -shaksperss tragedy Of 'King
isss 10 y played here this evening 3 Scott .p
Cordoba n. dana ma q The DumS Girl Of Genoa w
alse - given The series Of scored concerts TO be
sonnsnced Sunday evening next. Several popular
vocal and performers hare bssn engaged
WALlAcx's THRA17A-Boureicault's comedy OF sIou
ss s Bennett, NJ wslissl, Er sroash.n, NJ b.is,
Mr.. LSstsr Mrs. Hoey, and Mrs. Stephens appearing in
The leading charactss. The sxcellent farce Of the
"Windmiln VIII also b performed. The drama Of 1.-THE
Brigand" ID In rehearsal in which Mr.. Walssk win ap
Dsal.
METROPOLITAN THxArRx.-The new play Of THE Cou.
r9 Of Lyons" having been very successful il announo
q again for this evening Mr. Eddy sustans the Leading
eAaxactsr This interesting piece win b followed BY the
favozts snd good actor win play the part Of Michael
Mrs. Alexins Fisher Baker engaged ct this theatre,
and win appear on Monday evening next in the charac
Ter Of Ion.
AN11ucAN 4UsEuM.-The very successful drama en-
Titled "Eustache il to be repeated again this evening
II certainly very well produced and deserves the great
patronage 1t has received The faYces of sAs Like
Two Peas and ''Sasher and Crasher" win be given In
the afternoon.
WOODS MINISTRIES This band Of negro performers are
10 repeat the farce Of Black Bunders this evening,
with many other popular features
BUcELxy's SRKNADKRs, whose operAtic representations
have given such decided satisfaction to repeat the
1orlssque opera Of Era Diavolo'' tonight.
MpMMcs' BALL The performances nightly given by
this company are Of very pleasing character. The
programme for this evening Is quite attractive.
PRHAx's BURIEsouE OPERA HousE--Perham's Ehio.
plan Pantomime Company doing very wen The pro-
granms for to night IL very attractive.
Cor WOODS LIVING CuRIosrTRs are still on exhibition
~ the Apollo Rooms They drawing full asssmblages
every day.
COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO Mn TRIxBrx THE BUILDER
or IHD METROPOLITAN THEATRE "A complimentary bens6t
viii DO given to n Trimble to night at the Metropol
tan theatre Mr. Timble 10 the architect Of this build
Dg and the benefit to night IL in eraon Of his
past services The place will be crowded NO doubt
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Ane reason Tor this increase round IN the
fact that American Goals better than English are
stronger, and possess carbon and less sulphur
The WEIGH coal alone approhmatss in quality our owa
The English Goals alone imported for gas coking
and for the of that small portion Of the communi
ty, the Goldfish arstocracy, who believe everything
foreign 10 better than our own There is much more
probability and coal propretors feel much Liz )
sending Goals to Newcastle than having apprehension Of
Newcastle coming to New York. Tho suspension Of
works in Sehuyhn grew out Of the hue and cry that
csalwould BE- drug that low prices would rule; and
the advcs extensively given in the wise journals Of
Wan street and elsewhere has produced the result.
Of course the miners would stop sending their
atty TO market that overstooked. The supply
very short The dealers OF small means who retail COAL
could not sell any and could not recsive and pay the
frsigh.s their winter stock. or the miners
stopped sending and men have stopped mining.
The Cincinnati Gazette, of the 18th inst, says
The money market exhibited NO new feature to day
Although in some instances more ease Is experienced
than We had any reason to report last week stu Dor.
general condition Of affairs, the report OF "sxtreme
sripgency" may be continued. Rates Of interest
and Are gs1srs made to silt the view. Of
Under temporary arrangement with the bankers, the
notes Of Covington Cincinnati and LAwrencsburg banks
rent has been signed by Iii the bankers and the com
pittee correspondence with the banks that
are expsetsd to become party thereto.
No value has yet been placed upon the Of the
Newport Safety Fund Bank but tho brokers' talk about 20
a26 cents the dollar for the small bills It viii DO
authorize the issue Of notes Of less determination than
ave dollars and these secured by stocks and mort
gsges Subsequently the charter Was amended to
curity required The'crculation, understand Is
composed chiefly Of the latter was reported thls A.
ternoon that the Attorney General Of Kentucky had
pressed the opinion that the securities deposited with
lie Auditor Of state would be applied to the redemption
OF the small - well the large notes This would place
all the bill holders ON equal footing
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

FRnGn1s-Rates were quiet for Liverpool, shippers
were disposed to wait far later per Africa 20 tons
lard engaged 1t ia Cd Is tons dead weight los
and coo bales compressed eJtton at IA To Havre
cotton was q. 10 &c asked, bone At 10 and pot
ashes ut o. ship engaged to load In Balsim
with tobacco at as Cd The ship James Ga.hris (new)
wss taken mp to load at Mobile With tlmbr spars and
masts, for port In France, at Sos 7os. 10 California
rates were ct see. Per foot measurement There was
some inquiry for vessels TO lead 1t shnchl Islands for
valenea, Spain, at f6.
HAY.-s6 bout 500 bales sold, ct roc. a 75c
IRON sold moderately, 1t e35 SO S37.
LINE RockAnd was scarce, and stily held ct o5 for
common and 81 20 81 20 for lump per barrel
NAVAL STORES About 200 bbls. spiri.s sol u.
52c., cash,
Oris whale. sperm and olive ruled asou. ths sans
sales mace Of coo gallons hnseed In lots at 49,:
49,, ard 200 gallons red at 60, Per gallon
Provisions PORK varied little; the sales amounted T.
800 barrels 1t S12 Is for and Sill 81 for prime per
barrel Cut were neglected. Sales have been sdc
Of 300 barrels lard In lots at Ice 10c per pouni and
zoo barrels beef within previous range
RICE remains noticed yestsr lay; the sales
fined to the trade ct &c. for middhng to prime
suGARs The stock OF sugars In hogshesds, yesterday
ascsrainsd to be about 1900 hhis and the sales
Afterwards reached about ,140 hhds including New
Orleans, at bhc 5kc; Cuba muscovado 1T SIC .
$40, and Porto Rico on terms o IT statsd
TAnow About II, 600 pounds prime realized l2i4c.
per pound
wHmxn Some 900 barrels we're sold at IS: 80: Ton
Ohio, aud 300 9 Sc for prison per gallon.
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CLOTHING, &C.

ryAsr OFF CLOTHING 81, 900 WORTH WANTED =
~ Gentlemen wishing I, dispose Of good left on
clothing, obtain the highest price In current money
MOONEY, IL Orange street. few doors from Chatham
street.
Mt TIcE-GENTs, EVERY ONE OF YOU WANT TO
IN know whore to send Jour fall and winter clothing
buttons, and made to look equal 70 new Prepare 10,
cTt,cca.s in time
A. cORrkeoe, SIS Pearl street, ssar Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

sN OnO sEGARs, OF CHOICE BRANps, sU-
sin schiedlm schnapps genuine London cordial GIN,
french ecrcias syrups, % &c superior East India
pile se, Scotch sleS London and Dublin porter and
ply I, WV. H UNDERHIiIs 40 Brooms street., corner
II Crosby.
~ UINNESS'5 AND BARCLAY 4 PxRKiNS BROWN
NJ stout, In very nne condition. Pure brAndies,
miles, for sale by N PHRsON, Cate at Mr.. VIM a.
ULdeIhs) Is Beeoksr street, corner Of ElizASsth at
lowest mail et prices.
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lsykstMkaERfs RENKWED gVKRl sAI
DANCING ACADEMIES.

DANClWG ACADEMIES.
nANC1NG-M0RE NEW CLAssEs.-L Ok EaoOKEs,
~ S6l Brooms street, 10 now forming several new
glasses, TO co nmsncs immediately. An the fashionable
dances taught In Of sssons PfivAs lessons
at various hours, soirees Wednesday nights.
AIRS II. GRAvuII RESPECTFULLY ANy0rNor.
l that Der classes for dancing are nov Oman AZ her
extensive rooms 3SS Fourth street. corner Of Brosiway
formation apply at the roons from 10 A. N until p
n Family prastisns classes for ladies and esntIensn
every Saturday evening. -
NARAcCO b co.'s APOLLINEA, II GRE n JONES
- str et.-Prof. eARACO0. the only accomplished
teacher IN America has the honor appise the respect
able public that he win open his and
academy on Monday, Oct 10 He Will give private les
and hold classes from "a. N TO TOP r. all the
fashioDabls dances win be taught by him In few lea
sens, having made eotisely new arrangement For
errs plsase inquire at bis academy
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ASHES ruled quiet 1t 20 26 for pearls and 81 for potts.
per 100 lbs.
BRKADsUrs Flour in fair request, with sales Of
1000 bbls ordinary to choice State =. q IS IS a7K
MIXED to fancy Western 1t IS Is IS 7s and other kinds
In proportion with 1700 bills superHne Canadian, IN
bond st 81 IT, 2l00 bbls mixd to extra southern at
50 rs 80 2 small lots Of rye -four 1t SO 81 snA $50
bbls Jersey corn meal 1t % Six psr Dbl Whsot sas
purchased TO the extent Of 600 bushels Gsnsaes white
part very good st 81 ~ and 400 inferior Sou hsrn red
at 81 10. Rye and oats unchanged. Sales trans
pred Of 500 bushs prime barley ct about q o. and
6s oo0 bushels at 7Sc for unsound and 70c S0:
for Western mixed. per bushsl.
CoFFu-The sales moderate, % dealers wait
Ing for the auction sale to come of tomorrow Fridsy)
Rio sold at about 101lc. . lie.
Co1roy.The sales for the day footed mp about 800
400 bales the market cosing quite steady ct about
the following quotations
NEW YoRx CLASSIFICATION.
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The announcement that the coal miners In the
schuykn region hsvs stopped mining has created quito
an excitement among consumers. loud call has bsen
made for repeal Of AL duty upon foreign coal, and
the probability that Congress viii bs flooded with
petitions for removing duties Of any kind the article
We 60 for that strong II win Be, at least,
step towards FREQ trade. This win not remedy the evil
complained Of We shall have high prices for coal them
% wen a. now Let what has bean the effect Of
duties foreign Goals with reference to consumption.
From 1912 1915, the duty dollar seventy ave
cents per ton. Since that period the duty has been
from SIXTY to seventy ave cents Per I'D valors
duty levied on under valuation The consumption
under the high duty Of 1912 aboat 600 tons per
annum; under the reduced tariff Of
ls46, that 1866 $50 tons.
1884,. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. llS,02l
1848 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100, los
lS4o. Observation-Disclosures. l00,2l3
1850. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 180,l30
AocO.ss. ..s.s.s......ss @oA,SvO
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CLOAKS AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DULPM, 8el
~ Broadway, respectfully TO the lsdis6 that
his assortment OF coAha for the present fall trade y noW
ready, and he has much pleasure In observing hAt d.
ring his recent visit 70 Europe he has taken advantage
Of the extraordinary depression existing in the nAaufae
sxtsnsvs purchases and contracts win enable him T.
place before the puos most exquisite sseemhlags Of
eh and costly Novelties st prices before hsaTd o.
single inspection Of hie stock will be thoroughly con-
vineDg Of this important fast Paris kAnta0a hnpo-
Yiuu 06l RoadVav. ~a.~H
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

DOARD IN CLINTON PLACs.-A rLEAsAN SUITE
I'D Of rooms for gen tlemsn ana his wife, for single
gentlemen, ct 81 Clinton place.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

VDOARD WEST OF AND NEAR BROAt WAY ROOMS
ID and suits Of rooms, newly and beautifully furnished
o let. House Hrst class Baths and gas Best refer
given snd required. Please call At 20 Clinton place.
Eighth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

HU1O WHOLESALE FUR DEALERS THE ADVERT
IL sers with to make Arrangement. sos5e waoIs
sale dealers In furs to cell commission They have
Of the best stands IN TIE city for the a trade,
established six years and wish TO add furs to their pre-
stock They sufficient qua nifty this
to make II object to Auy engaging with them.
Security giver, If required Address Furs, Broadway
Post Office
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

ITO LET VERY low, TO A SMALL, GtNTEEL rA-
NIFTY the second and third Hoors and csssment cs
small geBtstl biirk house mp town stage route and
part Ct the furniture for ssio Pcssesiop irne6iS-ely
Rent eco until Nay, payable In advance Aedrees Il 3
;, d raid once, or No. Murray street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

U0ARD IN BR0oKLYN-A FYw GRgrLEuBN, on
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-20

T AIDES FUR WAREHOUSE, ees BROADWAY, BE.
Il ! tween Amity and Fourth strss .s-F. LANDRY has
for inspection elegant stock Of furs not TO be
surpsss either for beauty quality Orders strictly
fulfilled AL articles warranted. Prices moderate ano
to suit all classes.