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Bnil0inq matcriaIs.

Bnil0ins Hlaterials.
LINGUISTIC TILES for Floors OF Churches and
~ Public Buildings ard for Xesbules Halls Commentaries
Dining Rooms and Heshs Dwellings These Tiles OF an ao
Infinite variety OF and hard aud strong and are Il use
In the best houses in all Of the country.
Also GArnkk Chimney suited style OF
Downing houses and BY arch
tsets generally. For sale by .
E'lRE BRICKS.-ROBERTS x BRO, South Am
boy New Jersey Manufacturers OF FIRE BRICKS for Blast
Heating Pudding Cupoa sud Gas Furnaces Also of Crate Bricks
Chimney Jsmbs and Stove Bricks and Cynde In word all a.
tcles their line Orders promptly allied at short notice and al
sonsble rates.
I IGH1NING RODS INSULATED OTIS PATENT.
method Of absolute Protection Also. f preferred
Of CHI srne the STAPLE ROD or the Rod running
cheaper than be had where
Proprietor Lyon Manufacturing Co. No. Si5 Broadway
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5aies br 9uesiui
y = iioCsH, A. uoneef -
Z NpqIlF TNppRTAkI SALE-D.

ID loteh a. uoneef r,
4 lotion NOTICE SALE-p.
~ UOUGH AVconcer. vii s- Norwood fntniufe o.
,,ssssa richres ard eersne Fcvc. Tspe.tr, .nd
-, m most desssh- coofr costly Dfhysr sansse
M nss Roewoo5 Piano Oh Paintings. &c TO NOhho" =,
A., al No - Greenwich sale 20
M eIoel Terus cash. cry fvrdf csfkdePos re iif-
"a ~ rhsst costly -rushed of gu- dow to~n -
% suriure having been nstr order, ani -" n-sJ
rs,ly consists Of eIeeeoi hoeweod fi.nof re "a. &
800 6oe, cnses t.ani Oval Mirror ffenSh ps'
,etiv tanned erponvtly Hrh-ot, I'd Lsce Nihc1N -
F.sy ana sewing Chairs ~ costly Fik md bfocf@
,.crrs elegant lioscwood suite, Of rcias,
fasy scwins and PaTioi ChsTs e0vefd IN the hne %
Rosswood Eatrc with plate rla0 and maftet ots' mt.
rssgsivc Rosewood Po,kease Fl s,h Velvet and TaoatJ
ne very sany frsmrd Oh Painting mn Ensfsy rss
china Nacf AID Csgeies chAsic Gossn eGsg.seY
ciose elton q Bslse and rails Bus roa &
ierT Ivory Kuivcs with Silver FoTts Silver Sefsce Aaa
Css,ors ard Table Spoons. Salt Cake Baskci ene
nshos.py Extension and Walnut pnng Tables DINING 40
sesi Cba hne Cur,d Horse Hah nA'iIees feaIet De 49,
kets MAseis Couplefpanes Nshogsuy SoAs Chars
prns Chains Gc Rockers COmmDdes, seeieAnrs -, -
and Hsbossby Btdsteads Roeewooa aud iaAessay ss ~,
Dycssius uIesus Wa-.. sd- g.. The sale vii be- po. r.
Rhrdess verher The goods esdy Tor red m
PARTIES residing the country every cons enebce VII "
shiu aud s0rVhfi n goof
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Ocean Steamers, sc.

TT S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY for HA-
~ . VANA and NEW ORLEANS.-The United sts,es N al
s,ssshp Company intend dispatch the steamship PHILADE
PHiA, CspL Henry Wbdle, TUESDAY, June "a AZ ?
oclo.k P. 81, from Nsuensi pier.
Freight SewOrlesr. - per cubic foot Will be re-
cey.d the 2ih
Specie only taken freight 20 Havers.
Shippers will BE- supplied with blank Of sdu, of the firm
sisued by this Company, application Office
For freight apply the oco Company No IN
Nes,-s'., Of Warren. NJ a ROHFaTs
EOR.SAVANNAH-FAR REDUCED. The new
end splendid sdewh~e steamship KEYSTONE STATE Can't
X Hsdr, carrying the United States Mail will leave phil
ADELFHlA for SAVANNAH WEDNESDAY June n A. 10
.eoa a ~. nom the wh. above vns In speed and strength
gers h shp unsurpa<ed from PhadrIphs n steer
sse ~ The STATE OF GEORGIA leaves above follow
,as EpNEsDAi. Agents In Eewiork, SCRANTON TALL
NO whers pars Of Cabin may he and state
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Jneirnrtior.

NOiErAHs ACADEMY of WRITING, BOOK
~ NYSrlNo. 40. No 90 tscsdwsy sein'T heH'ens, has
ptles graded 20 sat All tastes and con
NJ n(SLrHAH AAs lons hcen known the most taph and
s.,t N, N,st Newly oSihs style ia Ladies flushed
Ns~ entrances 2sy and evening ff cheap elass private
t~scas
uoME EDUCATION for LADIES or MISSES
hc tho capacity
~ VISITING ~ CONTINENTAL oovErNEss. BY lady Of
,,~sNAs under lAs af earning her support
klssvs M. NJ n. uni0a sspSre re, oMcN
SrAMMEHlNG CUREp-ELoCUrloNT TAUGHT.
~ IC~SvccN> Vocal GYMNASIUM philadelphia WHEN
~ l~Sa operation M than twenty years Is &c
e distraction IN Ecaon and fhene'es on io'
tse errr ~ Ssssr,elg other Detective Articulation
A COMSrOCh. NJ. d, Principal;
Ma 10, Areh ST., philadelphia, Pa
rl>ARRNTOWN INSTITUTE. - Circulars contain
a., Ts,r-s Reference. Institute aud Andre Monn
rrr., cav A~ cAssinra Nv addressing A. NEWMAN, rfnep
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JAmEs CoLE Aucfoneer. - -
EXTENSIYE SALE Of VALUABLE BROOkLiN

II PROPERTY in the TENTH wARD-JAs COLE son
will positively TUESDAY June % u O'Clock at the
Merchants Z. csnse New ioIk 40 Lots opposite Carroll pafs
Carroll uDd Bachenplsces and on
Sarlctt Union President Carroll Smith Hoyi Bond and l-ss
and on 2dav Also large waterfront the Canal This u some
m properfy has been offered for sale IN this city
The superior Of Improvements already made in the vicinity
warrants that IL will continue be- asst IL now The 57o
elegant ard desirable part Of the City Brooklyn The location
crtra walk Of the Hamilton av fefy
OF railroads within block The grades an
high the places and streets oil graded aid paved ne former
vide planted dc The Canal front Il extreme
y valuable on account the transportation Of
the heart Of the city, running from Gowsnus
Buiers is COMPLETED the entire distance 10
rer bond and For and full aIious apply
TO the No IS Fuoni Brook and NO IL nassau
S.. New York. F"l
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ANTHosT J BLFTCkEE. Anll1leer -,,,-
DFRFNPTORY SALE If a SPLENDID COuN-

i TRY RESIDENCE HASTINGS on the Hudson Hi'er, q
HONY J. BLEECkBR sil sell al pable aletol
"a WEDNESDAY June . 1854 AZ - o'oek a. the Merchants
rehnas The City Of New York without 10 the hh
l3aer tie following dlsh.e property beautiful COtN-
TRY RESIDENCE situated a. HASTINGS the Hadon River
iOuters about went miles from the Cly OF
kes York within three minases al. Of the Hudson River
Eaf Al Dkrf landing that psceconi-ng OF
erspt COTTAGE HOUSE sud y Of beautiful LAND in
Ix statr and surrounded by splendid for
I fees TIE excellent style In ai IL
Kitchen and cellar ard every
g irredisie which viii h> sold with the place
II d..s ON the premises there COED Garden Barn. So
s ard new Ic. ouse Ture TINS properly
desirable nerhborhooc ard in ever way SUITS
bic TOY . -sr;er-art country residence
For further particulars Of the above apply 10 toe AUG
iorecr No. Brcrest. lo<l
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u,xf, ~ Lrsps. Auc,ioner.-By II. " LEsps & Co
\ n WEDNESDAY, juno ~. az I0l O'Clock. az u.

ON WEDNESDAY June 81. at I0l O'Clock. at the
s.i. Pon 10 Nsssust extensive and un-.erv-d sal.
efWiKE CIGARS 70 close eoncern-to b. sod P,sviy
conpri.nr superior old Graham and Qneens Port
ho,,le i3hrs choice Old souihsds aud Re
,,s nsars n ease Island Wood very Old R9nano kuonis
20 Sh-Ty IN tehrs snd hotties superior old Hen
- ard Oali Pale and Dsrk CoEuae brAn1ies
o ChamraEDs ClsTes Hocks. Burgundy, on ysriea Kan
and VhbtF o. SUI nor brand and qusiiy. o.,
Havana the genuine Ii.va5 Tobaeeo sni
complying ahoEf 90 ooc tsl OF W. ehoeeest brands
fed aueon o. OpeIA Louvre 'ndon hes.1 raa r
L. AID ll0 bokes. anOrs which ~ Dr o9n
Fnirsdos Cbanos II Dorado &c g. Ge al Of Which are my
$500 49, m he r,.bl,e l2.ss0)
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ALERT II. NIcoLAY. Auctionecr
GREAT and POSITIVE SALE Of 800 beautiful

ALBERT II. kIcOLaY Auctioneor
GREAT and POSITIVE SALE of 800 beautiful
~ BUILDING LOTS situated 2lt 2ld sd 9Th and 25
aud Is ID Sd 4h 5h. 9th 7thay Also VALUABLE WAT
Err RIGHT the EIGHTH WARD OF the CITY Of BROOKLYN
ALBERT klCOLAY will sell at auction without reserve, to
the highest bidder TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY June 20 aud q
IL O'clock the Merchants Exchange $50 de
beautiful Building 2s I'D I'D p;
and ih 9Th. 9Th and 7th Also,
valuable Fronts with Water Right Gwanus Bay IL
Eighth Ward the City Of Brooklyn The above Lots hesnt
fully situated for immediate improvements commanding an e,en
ViCw Of Staten Island NewBnehon. NewJesry shore fO
the Palisades. jersey City the
SC &c In and picturesque
surrounding Unsurpassed and only be appreciated by per
sOua examination
Most he streets upon which these Lots e located
opened graded paved curb sidewalks graded sud
which al The beer paid The ach
convenient cODk desired there being
az almost BROOKLYN the mode Of
will also be considerably increased BY the various City Rail
roads that rapid Of completion % through me
Brooklyn, ~ very low rate Of Communication from the III
Hamilton South Naist Ferries which viii Al!
this and this together with other vaus
bic ents iia contemplation greatly increases
the value Of these Lots -,
Coos schools aud Curr Vogs denominf in the
Siciuiry the which i Of the kind Is unur
passed and everything eau be o5tsned IN the neigh
bOIhood.
Of eli hat lesrou Of
eligible building site where hea be aoyed BY inhal
pure breeze from the Atanc Ocean Capitalists that
also directed tbs al Real
the vicinity rapidly ucrean- IA value md must
tinue conseeutnco the improve hat
The Sale viii be p,ory 70 the Aishesi bid
The terms ediny liberal SEVENTY PER Cent
BOND aud MORTGAGE FOR three
8 dscouni OF per cent for cash.
The Property viii b sod hee and clear from al ineEmbtances
spply ALBEIT IL NICoLAY. Aueio1eer,
fSso No BrOadst, y. \
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Carpetinas, sc.

4 II. TOWNSEND d Co.. No. 70I Greenwich-st.,
near Amos the public the
including the best quad
ties of TAPESTRY VELVET, BRUSSELS,
THREE-PLY aud INGRAM CARPETS, English and American
OIL CLOTHS,
wde Window Shades Drspery Muns Gilt Cor
Noes Rugs Mats Stair Rods &C LACE CURTAINS IN great va
ey Auction ptes with large of fancy and
staple Dry Goods at the lowest cash prices
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Cullern ano 9ar0ware.

Gnilfrp an0 Dar0wdrf.
II EYSER's HOUSE-WARMING fuRNACbo' io'
IN House, the bcst "a 70 aus,tyr 2, sovFs
pcity and ECONOMY Of fuel Alec CoOklno r. *, 5s
aud House Furnishing Articles JOHN ii NJ w
Rrnsdvev
rlN II OMAS DOU G l. S.
Sole agent for
BTE's RACE
Con mission Merchant Importer, MANUFACTURED SUI ""
Dealer in every description Of
AMERICAN HARDWARE
No Plast
THOMAS pOUGLAss four doors from PeaTst. New York
asa rARR Jr u.te Of Of Child farr Co.. 81 Lousl
wv JACKSON * son, of the late firm of w. * y.
w . Jackson & Sons CRATE AND FENDER MAkkks No.
s rp aud No Broadway keep constantly hand every
,sry Of CRATES and TENDERS also circular snd square GEh-
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DAVID SCOTT. hrrr0nrer.
MOST SPLENDID LOCATION in the WORLD

nj OST SPLENDID LOCATION in the WORLD
VI rsr,mye,y sale Of So VILLA LOTS on BERGEN Nights
81 SHERWOOD Ebe cLARENO<T-DANID SCOTT viii sell a.
auction, the ground MONDAY. TUESDAY md wEDSES-
DAY the h 9Th ard 2s OF jane DO maEuscsut villa Lots
Containing from 5 TO city o.s each
day 81 O'Clock.
Tee villa: Of Sherwood and casemoni are located asst on.
sne half miles from Jersey Cry Ferry, to- P.akoad i-sdnr
10 NepsT Bergen Point which
runnns 10 end fiom jersey C. furnishing reside
OF The dsy-iage 81
Ths property : situated the summit Berf.n Hight. e
vs'sd sbt ffeet above
and h,tof broosyn, States Island the Sarross
SC Already there Ess been erected several
occupied by the principally meb,,t< Sor, bus
in Nevfors TO whom reference made in respect tbe
heslfhfuiDess and advantage O. the location -
Pesons desiring view the property By run
niDzfou Jersey City FeTry TO Skrv
place leaving the Fern u e. 81 lt i2A 81 and n p, 81
~ 81 81 and ~ O'Clock. r. M-fsre Ct cent. ~ ~
The sale VIII be close w
vii be sfivry sold % the highest bidder - - - "
Tns ke. which viii be liberal be sde Known m the
day Of sale.
Fog further par.sulars. inquire Of the Auctoneers
SCOTS Real Fstss Exchange. Mslrcmery Jers., CT,
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IL HOUSEHOLD FUREITURE.-RUSSEL ". WE,ICOIT,
Auctioreer special o. houseseepers
oekeprs other his sale Of elegant Furniture and ons
Furnishing Articles on MONDAY MORNING June ~, az 10y
precisely y stha 18Th being the ENTIRE
house. article IS 20 be perpoy
Thosc who do not feel disposed 20 com
which benkable and depot
home, these are the ouly
conditions which they TIE furniture consists IN part OF
Of ch Carpets through the house, handsome Too
aye PanoFoe; elegant Stool and Cover Rose"9d
Paor su:rs Bfoade French Pier and y, al Mirror SA15-
md Buckets Stsuary and Ezy top Center and Side Ia
bes: Rosewood Mirror. oni Eseare Arm aud Reception
ChAs Hair Cloth Embroidered Curtains and Rich
Shades French and Sofas Elegant and Costly Mantle
OImou sDd ElzAbehiaD Clocks with numb. OF
beautiful OIL Paintings richly framed Rich Rosewood aud Mehcs
Furniture: Rosewood Mahogany French Bed
stesds Wsshsands match,
erior Hair Mattresses Reds English Blankets every Bed
stead Gilt Oval Mirrors; Rosewood Mahogany ard WALNUT
Chairs and Rockers Elegsnt China Toilet sets; Book Cases
Mahogany Chairs quantity OF
Bsnerf Furniture: other Tables Gias
were Sc Enhancing Catalogues house. No
Ioreuent; lcI o'clock rain shine.
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Removals..

Removals..
HENRIS, SMITH IL TOWNSEND have removed
IL TO their View stores Nos II and 10 Wsrrent,
west Of Broadway.
REMOFAL-Straw Goods, Hats, tSc.-THOMP-
AZ son RoEsLER have removed No Ii MaidenaHe, i'm
rcaiey opposite their former Of business premises
tore occupied by Mtsss A Journey Jr Coz and offer m
tae low pEcese Vi STRAW GOODS HATS,
te, ,or cash OF approved paper
REMOVAL Of MOTT BROTHERS to No. Is
AZ JOHNST testshshed 1872 Importers Dealers
"stches Jevy Of 81 kinds snd of the latest patterns D
nonds in A.ngs Pins Silver Ware. &c al
rsntsd P The best worknsn only employed repairs.
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Jos BORD, Aucfonee-
DY GEO ". LORD Il Co.. no. $50 Broadway DO
ID s,5 Leonards,4 ssle- OF BOOKS PAINT
&c. on terms
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HENRy II. LEsDs. Aucuoueer.-By II. n. LEEDS & Co.
I VERY STABLE-RARE CHANCE-On TUES

HENKY n. LFEDs. Auctorerr--By n. n. LEEDs & CO.
i VERY STABLE-RARE CHANCE-On TUES
IL DAY O'Clock the Livery Stable
al the valuable Horses
number eonsirg ~ shove sabiLut. iacEdi Coaches.
RockswGy Light Nsscn. . double Coach Hsr- |
Eslt doutle H,snes Saddle ard Bde and other The
purchaser Of the etoye will have The privilege OF the carriage
Of the BTeyoo House 5sh
be opened about he lcih Of August
Also lkse Of the properly No 50 and ~ Bsnks No 10
ming through Hhfluondst the HsLnaond house
500 the whole hes No 6 Bsns
for soo aee repairing h0p the Stable ard Blacksmith
Shop undes whh vii rent io $50 raxes croon Water and
Insurance 20 be Vsd b. Tie The whole
together. To Tscu de-Is establishing himself
ueh opportunity seldom In business
b. will have the valuable o. tie Brevoort
viii be large fT further particulars apply
No 70 NssAu r. a Pine
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sixTlETH EEw-YoRK TRADE SALE
To lie commenced on TUESDAY, AuEus - ISS.,
BOOKS AND STATIONERY simuLTATEo or hhors
REX Co announce The FALL TRADE SALk 81 booh>,
PAPERS STATIONERY, STFKEOTYPE PLATES, 6c, @e
for the sbsve date (which viii be observed i esls ln
fore and solicit snmer therefor To insure an eai u,pu
ton Of The Catalogue important lsl p.ncnias cf ~ s,
should he furnished later than the le Of Jure e. vnon e
LII Ia
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Jso. Z. van ANTWERP. Aue,ioreer

CROCKERY, GLASS and CHINA. l.. VAN
~ ANTWERP q son will sell on EsDAN, eth 81 looeIoea
No PIG Pear shelves lots suit purchases
assorted White Granite Eight, blue printed GpsS -
Dip. Ware Rockingham and Yellow Ware Elsh A4a
french China Gllss Ware By the package l5' ess4
American Glass Ware, all knds Ao Knives sId foiS Ie"
Tbys Spoons n 3. City dealer, and country e
dreoild % The Aboxe. CAiaoanes Ieady
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CHAs. r. .iiLEs, Ausi.oueer
GREAT snd POSITIVE SALE of 325 NEWTOWN

= REAT dnd IUSII ~ r. SAFE OF 30 NEW TUNN
~ VILLAGE LOTS N MNFRs'S ADDirION.-cHARLEs n
MILLER will sell rugic auction EDNESDAY Juae
around rs Tien3ii BUILDING LOTS the vii
NENTOWN. the New-York Flashing Railroad.
which Will Be runlius ode. akne SewtOsn accessible
70 the bge. o. New York 5tAsi This property loea
hgh able ofuuGy sed auty aud peculiarly
suburban e.0ences being ely village
Long IsltDd IN the immediate vicinity Of rs Churches
schools stores Niiamh-fgt
hall Newiown Terms sar W b. favorable
For irse stage ,ieiets aud hl psriculars inquire OF
CHAS. r MILLER Auc'r No. 1876 ffoaiwiy
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L The U. :. Mail Steamship ROANOhE capt Shianrf WI
leave pier No 49, North River, WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON
lime n AZ O'clock for NORFOLK. PETERSBURG and RlCh
MOND Time "a hours Passengers arriving t3en
Roanoke and Wilmington and Massachusetts,
Charleston SC Passage and fare
Norfolk 49, Petersburg aud Richmond &c. Steerase hafprce
For freight apply or beard and for Psssse to A. q,
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r. y s MAIL LINE for CALIFORNIA via AS
Yea ri, c...,.ox n, III Wests. q.
rot isssSEe epp"S ~ '" ~ CuAS. A WHITNEY
I0R CHARLESTON and rLoRIDA--SES

i WFEKLY U. $ MAIL LIhE-rhe splendid ana ns sssns
esm,r las kDUFR" : Turner Commander wa lcs,e fie
No AN n on WEDNESDAY, June p, az oelcek r. Pre-
cely apply board where All hs Of nss WI o
Co No. 50 Broadway Through tickets to Florida a. 'ouo~s
n, vfIe In plafka
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5tcamboats an6 Railroads.

CPECIAL NORTHAMPTON and HARLEs
- RAILROAD COMPANY.-On aud after Monday. Juns "
the City Line Gers between the Aston House sns N
will be REDUCED 20 FIVE CENTS -,
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c l. TTcKER. Auciianeer = -
DEAL FRENCH LACE and MUSLIN EN-

- SomArrual Sale Of LOTS Of the FLORENCE and KEY
PORT COMPANY will take place the Al Union near
FRIDAY June 81 ~ O'Clock The value aud i'm
rmisnce . prominent Habor and Depot u now
- Ell gIde Tsfo.d y require only 10 10 seen
Boats nurray A NJ and p NJ Returning,
ave Ke,rort 81 A. aud Union st4 NJ Map- and nt9rns
Office Of the Company ~ Union, New YORK.
I'd T. on board the boat
The Shasta courier., 1854-01-07
LIVERY AND SALE STABLE.

G@ PERSONS WISHING TO HIRE OR
lZ4 purchase firsl-rate riding horses or
mules are informed that the undersigned al
WAYS keep OH hand. at their stables, nearly
opposite the ST. Charles Hotel. Main street
Shasta, full collection of just such animals aud
none others. Indeed, they faiter thcmsel>e es
that their stock. for elegance of appearance
travelling condition, powers of loconlotion and
endurance. ana o'her requisites, cannot be
passed in this part of the State.
They are also prepared at all times. to pur-
chase horses and mules and persons wishing TO
dispose OF the same may do well to give them
call before selling.
COX & WALSH.
Shasta. July 16 1853. jyl6tf
The Shasta courier., 1854-01-07
The AMAZON GOLD BUBBLE.-The Amazon

The AMAZON GOLD BUBBLE.-The Amazon
bubble has burst, and many who were eager
when the first vague rnmors reached MS TO leave
settled and civilized country in the hope OF
picking up gold by the pound in an inaccessible
wilderness, now wonder at their creduity and
folly. None will be more surprised than the Pc
ruvians themselves, when they hear what stir
their old mines have created among the Califor-
mans. They, like the whole Spanish race, are as
greedy i'll the search for gold as any people i'll
the world, and yet they have listened to the sto-
ries of the wealth of the Amazon, without NOV
ing. Had there been any truth in the anony-
nous publications put forth by interested par
ties regarding these mines, the Peruvans would
have been the first TO rush to the spot and gath
er the amazing wealth so much talked of. The
truth is certain parties, headed by the Govern
ment of Peru. We're anxious to attract ID hardy
American population TO that country, to settle
ND the wilderness on their frontiers and form Il
bulwark against the encroachments of co-terinl-
nous nations, and against the eggressions OF the
warlike savages i'll their own territory. The
truth has leaked out. and the latest reliable in
telligence from the South represents, just we
predicted, that it is almost impossible for imlni-
grants TO make their way from the sea coast to
the so-called gold district.
A party of Germans, who had been enticed
into the country. attempted to make the passage
through execrable roads. and over three lofty
chains of the Andes Intervening, and at the end
of two months hard labor, they were just where
they started from. 1t is almost impossible to
transport provisions to the river and could this
be done, the expense would be enormous
that pound of gold day would scarcely sup
port a miner. In addition. Peru is in state OF
revolution, and AT war with Bolivia at the same
time General Bezu, the President of the latter
Republic, has invaded Peru with considerable
army and threatens vengeance against the peo-
pie. He will respect neither life nor property,
and would desire no better opportunity to injure
Peru than 10 break up her frontier settlements,
and prevent her reapiug any benefit from the
measures she has adopted To coIonize and by
that means strengthen the county 1t would
not be surprising ii the unexpected news of the
excitement III California were to induce the Pc
ruvians 10 manufacture more gold stories, in the
hope that The timid and wavering would be cou-
hrined IN their intention of visiting the nlines-
s. f. Herald
The Shasta courier., 1854-01-07
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

fFH3 T H S BSCRIBERS
NSs,I have the pleasure of annonnc- <<sssss ~.
--l..Alng to the pnbc that this As4xzz.xaxxs
we'll known establishment Phoenix 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-
adjustment is new, from the kitchen to the gar
ret, and everything is in appIr-pie order. In
deed, the ST. Charles is fitted up with great cos,
III a style OF elegance not surpassed, even in the
lower cities.
Having satisfactorily served the public in this
capacity longer than any persons in our midst,
we have no hesitation i'll assuring the pern,a-
nent hs well as transient public. ilial " are pre-
pared to give them every comfort usually obtain
able at first rate hotel Onr rooms are airy
and elegant, and supplied with clean and com
Portable beds. The table is ever loaded will.
every thing choice that can be procured in tn.
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
tendants and in short no effort spared TO rend er
the St Charles worthy of It's 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, aud an abundance OF hay
and barley for animals.
GUS. GROTEFEND & co.
Shasta August 9, 1853. aul:f