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New YoRX, June l6-Flour dul--saes of 200 State
brands at 81 81 southern, IS so SO ST. Wheat-saes
5000 bushels red at 81 9S 81 Genesee 81 As Corn
sales 500 bushels mixed at 70 cents yellow, 81 So cents
No change in rye oats. Provisions dull Mess pork
sl3 IL. Bacon firm.
Under the influence OF the favorable adyces by the Arabia
cotton has advanced quarter since last sales There
is great demand for money the highest street
rates The fancy and sound stocks still continue decline
PnLApELPHA, June le.-Breadstufs-t market is
what dull to-day. We quote -four at Ss So o. Wheat
red held at 81 9s So % white, 81 81 l6 Corn 20
80 cent? The money market is in stringent condition
The street rates range from q to per month,
cordng to the standing Of the Notwithstanding the
advance in the public funds the other side OF the
tic stocks heavy and dropping, the bears having the
upper hand completely.
BALTIMORE, june l6-Saes Of Howard street -four at
IS go; City Mills So l2x. Wheat-sales Of 400 bushels
white, 81 so 81 9s red at 81 IS 81 90. Cornwhte,
sales of l6 600 bushels at 70 rs cents yellow ~ 81
mixed II oa,s-saes OF bushels 90 o. cents
Rye -four, 81 81 TO- Whiskey ~ % cents Butter-in
kegs, IL 10 cents roll, Is 20 cents
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ny GREEN q SCOTT, A-sss...srs.

NEARLY NEW FRAME HOUSE AND LOT ON SIXTH SIT.
suc,onon "Wednesday, the 2i~ Instant We stall seli, IN
premises, O'Clock ~ ios No. ~, In
side Of 9isth he
nosh urpiae hsek alley, With The i'm
which good and nearly flame hSwss &C
third balance In twelve, and eighteen
fos bearing interest FROM day Of sale deed tvs1
and deed Of vu-, taken, Tide indispensable. .corr
Inn. I'D Ancuopesu,
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Later from Ha.aaa.-F,,, !, ~ y,

Latsr from Haoaaa.--F Fire "a Ns,o York.
NEW York, June i6.-rhe steamship Cahawba, from Ha-
vana, brings dates TO the l2h instant No news OF politi
cal character Business dull
Inc building IN Duane street occupied by Messrs. Hopping
oo dealers IN wooden ware, destroyed by fire this a
ternoon The adjoining buildings slightly damaged
Mesars Hopping Co.'s loss put down SIS O0o-covered
by insurance.
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proposals for stationery.


SErAaATE PROPOSALS furnishing The stationery rsqsis
X % us sss % s year s enc sa a.. ~
next Those an.cconpAnied BY testimonials Of ability
An Inc very qualify samples
ssea .ee must accompany the bid The sample. Of me pa
returned the sspssvs parties No
aus and he wants Of nc Department. and ia
ss Rasu. o. imitation articles viii subject the bid to rejection
Each PROPOSE mus. Ss signed making it,
schedule a. without Uniformity herein
be consideration aneas substantially agreeing Asrsw
All hs . y Be s FURNISHED mS Be Ssa
Of the once for which they are required
less quantity Of each and article contracted for the public
Supplying any time sufficient
cause forthwith TO annul the contract
contracting supply
specded in such bond as lquidates damages
The suboined list spsces nearly can DO done, the
auiIsd s'" '' ''''p''A '''A = NC ANUS ''''s'
es reams folio post: satin plain finish and uim
4o do fooscaP handmade, faintiined, and tnned, to
:, moi i. Than i y. per "'' ' !" 80"
weigh sasn b.. per is.a ana 'ss
a S1s e.. sn "a b. pI and
30 do loe.ssp, blue lald hand garden
30. DO per- to oo weigh an so y: than le ~
80 do post machine plain f.in.lined three sides,
- do quar,o po.. handmade plain, fininsd four aides,
do quaIio post, machine fain.lined four sides, per
II do qua,o post French, an,-lnsd three sides, ps
q % g no'sRspsr, gill; ,.;, per I re-
g DO medium paper. for books. pc, rsan
e. =, .s ): 81. ss
. ss large brown envelopes Per rssa = Na' y
q per-
IN ss s;;:, " e. '''' '''" '
dozen pointed silver pencils gold pens per dozen
DO give ssI Psa s is, as .ans &c
sgross Of leads for everpointed pencils assorted
az e.: :ts: lead pencils !, &c, s sss;
10 Is DO DO teGisad , pencils, n., %
g Do Do ss .:s ss sis ssis9. and widths
!; 4; ' y; ,, ';:s:'' e ' :;;!..
/, ::.:: sss: sss: ,., handles.
% do peslniyss, Rodgers sons, equal,
blades, buck horn or pearl handles gen ,
II do wafer stamps, ivory handles, %
% once shears, nfn nsRss s,'@ ''n''s' 90
IL do inKs,ands, cut glass; recently invented foun-
Do t ,nss.sas:. =: liz, ;ss, $500, q
choice Of the market, per gallon
ofthe market, per quart
quarts ink, red, the department have choice Of
the market,
10 bottles ink blue, the department have choice of
The market per quart bstue
221 do ink, red, the department have choice of
the market, in X pint bo.tes, per bottle
209 do carmine ink, small size, French. equal
l4s do ink, best copying. in pint bottles, do
900 waters, large red for department seal, per M
1903 pounds waters, common size, red, per pound
III do seaingwax scarlet,
de
"a do India rubber, prepared, do
do do do unprcpared, do
l76 quarts black sand Per quart
" p0uace, per
dozen hair pencils, assorted per
l70 pounds twlns, linen, par poand
1854 do cotton, do
la pocket envelopes, Of white yellow paper, Of
the following sizes, viz 81 by 3x
inshss, go per hundred
II dozen rulers, mahogany, round or Aaf par dozen
"A do elastic penhoidcn, Aldens do
May 3I-lawfw
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oFFlcnL pSSER TO TIE JAPANESE orFrcrRs--The fol-
lowing detailed account Of tho dinner given board the
United States seamfrigate Susquohanna to the deputy
governor Of uga in Japan viii be of interest to Amer-
can readers. IL taken from letter written BY one Of
the officers Of the ship dated BAY of Jeddo March Path
1857
un the first day Of the present month Captain Blu
hanan gave his cycelency Y. Zamain the governor of
Eega apa HiHe q his suite dinner On board this ship
zoe n foreign dinner perhaps given in the japanese
and rehcd food and liquors with tie taste and satis
action o. gourmands. They said they had never tasted
turkey before and asked permission 70 take portions Of ii
and samples Of others of vands ashore 10 show
their friends which they did
They wrapped the cold turkey etc. up IN paper which
hey had in their pockets They intutyey adapted them
elves to customs at the table especially that Of empty
ing the glasses and used the knives and forks with nearly
much derterity perseverance, They returned their
thanks for tosss and reeprocatcd them with tact
worthy alderman The resident Dutch acted rs inter
prefers on this occasion,
Lieut. Duer with few felicitous remarks proposed
NE health OF Governor " Zamain at which he hlushed
but with admirable presence Of mind proposed the health
Commodore Perry and all the officers Of the squadron
All the proceedings Of course passed through the inter
ers The various toass received with all the hon.
~ The huzZas Of party seemed 10 divert the Ja-
nese very much, and they joined In them with great
Lieutenant Brown sang song 10 which they answer
q With verse or two ofa Japanese song trust that
e difference Of taste did not make our song sound in their
w G theirs did IN ours for II more like the roaring
lions with bad colds than anything else | can compare
70 he Chinese scream, like with the uupgy and
sln consists the principal difference Of their musical ex-
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@'O"t1""tfV'
Bosros, June i8fhe democratic (Sild cat) State
yenton Of Maine have nominated Shepard Carey for gov
ernor.
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Arrest for Robbery, and Death of The CuLpvu.

BUFFALO, Thursday June l5.A respectable young man.
named John T. Wilson, arrested Tuesday, charged
with extensive robberes at the drygoods of W. b.
Bishop Co., where he employed clerk. Last night
he died in JAIL in dreadful agony from delrium remens
brought by deprivation from drink and the excitement Of
the arrest.
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The Worcester Fire,

New YoRK, June l6The estimated loss nj tho reat s
in Worcester Massachusetts, put down by those competent
to Judge, at 100000 The insurance amounts to about
$125, 900.
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Ohio Rspcr.

WHEELtso June l6-Five feet Of in the channel Al
this points at Piteburg four and half feet Business gen
orally steady here without any change in prices worthy
notice.
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ALBANY, June l5-The Newport cotton MILL in kentucky
owned by Thomas OShaughessy destroyed by fire on
Tuesday afternoon Loss, Sl00O00 partially covered by
insurance Over hundred persons thrown out of
poymen The fire caused by some sparks from the fur
entering room filled with cotton
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Py y. q. MCGUIRE, Auctscnscr.
A DMIHIsTRAToRs' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
TATEon Tuesday afternoon, June 30 at O'Clock on tbs
shall sell No T. No 1871 fronting 46 feet
between 7 and 18th streets west and running
back lao feet 30ieet alley.
This immediately opposite IN. residence
Of Hon r. Fish ami aesab's for 6rcass residence
AZ On O'Clock
No 8 in No onsg n feet inches
Capitol between south and running
back IT'S feet inches
third cash the residue In months,
GEORGE McNErLL,
81. FRENCH,
AAmiuissrssors
G.. MCGUIRE,
Juns iy-AA Aucuoneer.
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The fact that this property decided residents
Of the District of CoirmbA for benefit stockholders and
sve shAsholds receiving dsuereoype worth ~ and q s
very hNes quality and elegantly csssd the hgh ehsrnc snd po
ho~e the ersnded reputation and
business sueisn that the
will promptly and faithfully
performed Distributed among galleries.
which from 200 pcfure diem
Not ffy thousand shares viii BE- sold.
Wishing osdsrs Tor dagueveo
the shove enserDse viii
please the postpaid Whsharss Gallery
Washington.
for the sale of orders this city,
depot south side Pennsylvania svsnus between o ssd lib
streets. June I6-d1
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ONLY o35.
INDEPENDENT LINE FOR BAN FRANCISCO, VIA PANA-
ma The shmua crossed IN few hours Only eleven miles
mule traveThe celebrated steamship North
York for hspnwa Wednesday with tho
steamship Uncle
limited Of tickets q
ing rates. If applied Tor before the 2uth Instant
Sabin state rooms, berth 9le0
Second cabin, berth 80
%
Apply only TO James NJ Gross, Battery Place,
June g-S6t
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an English paper having spoken Of Miss Adelaide Phil
s young English vocalist Of unusual talent who
et0ng attention abroad the Pennsy states that
y native Of Philadelphia She first appeared as dit
eshtyeaB ago.
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From Hoyti.

fhLADELfhiA june l5--The barque Charles L. LeI ar
rived at this port to-day, bringing dates from
70 June T. The political affairs Of the country repre-
sen'ea 70 Dc tranquil The weather very hot but the
yellow fever had almost entirely subsidized Provisions were
IN great abundance, with but small demand for them
Coffee very scarce and in active demand in
OF the large number of European vessels in port Coffee So
d. Logwood, Ss3 Haytien currency Douboons, SI6 or
1884 S2s5 Haytien currency.
The barque Clara Wnsor loading for New York was the
only American vessel in port.
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LOCA l. n l. WS.

SHAKsPEARE REApsos-Miss White, Of Richmond enter
tanned not regret to say avery large, but highly
telgent audience at Caruss Saloon Thursday evening
with readings from the immortal bard The lady read with
fine taste parts of the celebrated comedy Of the Twelfth
Night" She Is evidently lady Of high cultivation. Her
voice good and the impression she made upon her hearers
was most favorable.
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Effect Of Me Arabia,s .Ns,cs.

New ORLEANS, June l5.The advces by the Arabia an
nouncng advance Of Is in the other side of the
Atlantic has produced corresponding advance in our mar
ke Holders Of cotton are firm under the advance and the
market steady.
MosmE, June l5.--Cotton has advanced u the market
very firm
CHAaL.sToS June l6The Arabias news has put cotton
up I holders firm in their demands
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Saamm~rtng -Etocutton Taught.

Stamm~ffnR tnfed-EIoc0tton TauGht.
AR CoMsToCKs VOCAL GYMS bum. philadelphia
~ which
years. designed for the Of defective stioua
.ocuon
will commence Monday the 4t Of September.
become n who
door clearly habits
the IL allowed tobacco any form.
ANDREW COMsTOCK, N. D., PRINCIPAL
No. le2 Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa
Or. g. has published the following works.
Comsocks Elocuon, with special references
ssmnenz and defective articulation Price,
81 postage, iscsn,s
Phonetic Speaker Price, 81 postsgs, is cents
Phonetic New Testament Price, 81 u ~
Comocks Phonetic Reader. Price, ~ postage cents
Book ~ Pope, Uomes lsd in Comstccks Phonetic
Aphshei. Price, 80 ecnisi postage, cens
June l6-deiss
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TRUSTEES SALE or REAL EsTATE On Monday sftsrnoon
1sth, o'clock premises, by OF deed OF
runde subscribers duly recorded
No. co, foos il3 ia us, ZIG, and III Of
county han proceed
10 square fronting 50 north
nd back ls9
alley with the improvements, consisting OF frame
dwelling house.
complied with within five
the right TO resell At the ss and expense q Ars purchaser
e. T.. WALKER
JOHN Y. DOM,
JAMES Z. Mcguire, Auouonesr.
June G-a@wkds
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Destruction Of Cotton MIL 6y Fire.

PROVIDENCE, Or. I'D June I6.Chief Justice Green Of
Rhode Island has resigned his Office
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Cosconp, June l6The democrats have nominated Mcssrs
Wells and Hibbard for the United States Senate.
The wings and sellers have nominated separately bu
will coaesce the candidate receiving the highest vote
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TOR RENTon Missouri avenue between ~ and 9Th Streets
pnfurnshed pleasantly situated In
uur. premises third door from ~ street or Of Thcp
son az street the June ls--dA
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ANY FORT IL sroRA.-In Baymena, Ireland, during
very heavy shower in that neghborhood and whilst peo
pie were coniuedy running hhe and ither for shelter
q wren took refuge in young geneman's moustache--
evidently installing his mouth for the aperture into its own
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AT La Crosse, Michigan they are building willow
dock II is constructed entirely Of willow twigs about
twelve feet long bound in bundles foot thick which
are 80 ngeniousy arranged and together that IL Is
impossible for the sand TO work out the water to work
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Neio Han,pshire Denocratic State Convention.
CoscoRp June l6Among the resolutions passed by the
democratic State convention the following:
Resoped That desire those who represent us in the
legislature to watch carefully the of the people
and to wage incorporating against that policy that
would transfer the political power Of this State from its egiti
mate into the hands of irresponsible corporations
hesored That we cordially approve of the firm, deter
mined and truly American attitude of patriotic Presi
dent which he has invariably taken in defence alike of
vidual rights and national interests and honor.
That the rule in the intercourse of the
ident with foreign is the laid down by the illus
trioas Jackson to ask nothing but what is right and to sub
init to nothing wrong
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1854-11-25
Is L | n KS
GRAND NEW YEARS
GIFT ENTERPRISE /,
$ i 900 @!
Worth of Real estate to be given away,
Or the ls' os S"nnNNary, 1883:
Comprising some Of the most
LOTS IN THE CITY OF
7 r p K A,

For private residences. within one block of the
public square
These lots have all been priced by three dis
interested pen. and have all been put down Ut
their actual Cash Falne.
The first prize is LOT ON MAIN STREET.
60 feet front by $50 deep. valued low at $500
The rest of 'he lots range in value from fifty 10
four hundred dollars.
For particulars see handbills. and for location,
see plut OF the town OF treka at the Book Store.
There are l2g PRICES to be drawn. afiordng n
rare change to al these who wish 10 obtain
good building lot for 9 very smal| spm of
money.
A good title given. and the reauisiie papers
furnished .faee Of rdnrge.
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH,
To he had at the yr:ka Book Store. and also at
Kinks. And also at Romans Book Store, and
at the St Charles Hotel. in Shasta.
Each ticket entities the holder to one share
in Kinks Grand New Years Gift Enterprise
The prizes will be drawn on The first dav of
January next in Yrrka. wihout tna and in such
manner as the shareholders shall determine. =
GEO. w. kLIAk.
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Endiam Troubles again.

We are informed that the Indians over in the
Cow Creek Country have again assumed a
hostile attitude towards the whites. Within
the past four or five days they have stolen from
the ranches about one hundred head OF stock,
among them some very fine bqrses and mules.
Mr. Loag of this place is loser to the am cunt
of some ten or fifteen OF his most valuable
mules.
We also hear that on Thursday last the In
dams in large numbers visited Chnn Town, on
the east side Of the Sacramento river. and run
the whites away from the place. The people
OF Churn Town had on the day previous, pnr-
sued and killed several of the savages while
making their way to the mountains with lot
of stolen property.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1854-11-25

PRIZE FlGHr.-The prize fight between Con
Fitzgerald and Hugh Kelley, came off at Gras
Valley on the 10th inst. 1t was a most brutal
affair. The crowd in attendance numbered
about 1000. The respective friends Of the COM
batants exhibited great deal of angry feeling
just previous to the fight. Kelly broke his arm
by false blow on the third round, but refused
to leave the ring. At the conclusion of the sew
enih round, Kelly went down, Con falling heav-
lily upon him, when the cry of ''foul'' was raised
and before either of the combatants had recoy-
cred their feet, the ropes were cut and the mob
rushed in. 1t is not known by whom, but
charged to be by Kelley's friends. Two or three
citizens and several of the fancy were badly
injured number of knives and pistols were
freely used, and It is astonishing that there was
not greater sacrifice Of life. A large number
of arrests have been made, including the prin-
cipals. We believe prize fighting is peniten-
tiary offence.
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THE TRINITY TIMES.

-
The first number will be issued on Saturday.
the 9Th day of December next. -
Being desirons Of obtaining a portion Of the
patronage new 80 Literally extended to the pub
lie press, we conceive it proper to set forth some
of the objects and designs of Tour publication.
The waat Of a pager iip this locality has been
long felt by those whose interests are id entitled
with Trinity county. to faithfully represent the
wants and wishes Of the people, and bring her
resources before the public ID proper manner.
In this respect we are far behind lhe nost Of
the mining counties Of the State. This need
not be, for:we have population large and intel
ligent and soil as prolific as the best.
Onr paper will be xDErESpEsT in politics, as
well as everything else. At the same time wo
shall be neutral in nothing.
We shall seek and endeavor to make Q paper
that viii be appreciated By the community Chat
supports it, by advocating the interests Of Trim
ity county in particular, and the North generally.
We shall always endeayor to support the right
and condemn the wrong wherever found
maintain the trut1, at whatever cost--crush err
ror come what will.
We hope that our friends and the public gem
orally will come forward and aid ns in our I'M
deirtaking Send in your 'advertiiseneniis AND
subscriptions. Terms, Zen l0olars per annnm.
ROWE j. CETLER.
Weaverrie. Nnv. 90, 1854. no25-2t
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&UMlIONS.

Justices Court, Shasta Township.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
Comfy of Shasta.
TINE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CAL
l. IFORNIA-To B. +. Harvey, Greeting;
You are hereby summoned to appear before
me at my office in Shasta township, SHASTA
county, the o5th day OF November, A. D.
1854, at | O'Clock p. M. to answer pniq the
complaint of Skillnlan s. Dqsh, for services rem
dered to yon by the advertising of notices in
the Shasta Courier, and fpr pne years subscrip-
ton to the same paper, to the amount Of seven
,y-six dollars for which they ask Judgment to-
gether with COSTS. when jiiidgn ent vii be taken
against you for the said anount, together with
cost and damages, if you fail TO appear and an
Swer.
To the Sheriff. or any Constable of said Conn-
~, freeiing; Make legal service and due re.
turn hereof
GiYen under my band this nth day of Noyem-
Der, a; D. 1854.
FRANK MURRAY. IT,. 81
JUSTICE Of the Peace
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u Dr. Trask informs us that the route from
Shasta to Yreka, generally deemed difficult OF
travel, is perfectly feasible. As an evidence OF
its practicability, the Doctor has offered to take
contract for the construction of stage and
wagon road between the two places for the mo-
derate sum of S25. .-Socrainento Union.
We agree with the Doctor that the ronte from
Shasta to Yreka is perfectly feasible for the con-
struction Of wagon road, but must differ with
him in regard to its cost. The road would cost
but little short of 500, 900.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1854-11-25

BABY SHow.-A baby show took place at
Springfield, Ohio. on the 5th Oct. One hundred
and fifty silly mothers entered one hundred and
fifty babies Mrs. Aots, an abolition woman.
thinks that black babies should have been ad-
mittedt So do we, and trust that the proper com
mittee will admit them at the next exhibition.
We have every confidence that Mrs. Mott if
she were to exert herself. might herself presen:
one of the kind mentioned. on that occasion.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1854-11-25
A. J. STEVENSON g. CO.,
HAvE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW FIRE
PROOF BRICK STORE onnosife Rhodes

HAVE REMOVED TO THEIR NEW FIRE
~ PROOF BRICK STORE. opposite Rhodes
& Cos Express, where they offer for sale an ex-
tensve and well selected stock Of Goods .
The large amount of capital which has lately
been put into their business, and the faci tina,
one of the firm resides at San Francisco, who
purchases only for cash, enables them to supply
Packers and Traders at the very lowest prices
and on the MOST favorable terms,
All orders sent either to San Francisco, or to
their store a, Shasta, will be promptly filed, and
the goods warranted to be of The best quality
aud at the lowest prices.
A. }. STEVENSON, San Francieco.
K. STEVENSON. Shasta.
n. CHAPEL, Salesman.
Shasta. Nov. 25, 1854 If
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NOT LOST NOR STOLEN, BUT
RENOVED:
J. I'll. NORTON

AlLL BE FOUND bv his customers. his
w friends, nd the pnblic in general op,n,-
site Bull. Baker y Co.'S store. where he will
keep constantly on hand large assortment of
I'm and sheet Iron Ware. Cooking. Parlor and
Office Stoves OF all sizes: also general ass.,rr-
nent OF Miners Tools. which will he sold lower
Than at amy other house in the city. Call and
see
n. 3. Jobbine done at the shortest notice.
shasta. Nov. %, 1854. ,f