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The Shasta courier., 1854-09-23
NEW RESTAURANT.

~xWyg THE uB SCRIBER q
<sR respectfully informs the ~
S inhabitants of Shasta and
vicinity that he has opened new restaurant in
the building formerly occupied by Ball and Nor
ris and known as the
POST OFFICE RES TAURANT,
zlext door To Toag's fIorse Market. and trusts by
strict attention To business, 10 merit IA hberul
share N patronage.
The Shasta courier., 1854-09-23
RILLING,s PREMIUM HAMS,

DUT Up expressly for family nse. for sale in
Il lots 10 suit. by WM. S. FITCH & co.
Shasta, August 10. 1854. tt
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THE DAILY UNION
LOCAL NE w s..

The affecting Intelligence Of the disaster TO the steamship
Arctic received by teegaphe dispatches yesterday
morning and it spread gloom the entire city The
loss of magnificent matter Of regyet but that
trivial consideration in view of the depiorabe loss OF
useful and valuable lives. The intelligence carried dsmay
and anguish to every bosom, and hundreds Of cit
and strangers called the different printing and ele
graph offices look the list OF passengers and
and possible the of those who persisted
those who saved Active politicians of all parties,
who watching he wires in expectation of receiving
dispatches giving the result of the elections in various parts
the country, when they heard of the Arctic calamity
were appalled, and, for the credit Of human nature il
should be stated that for hours afterwards word
whispered about politics, but anguish and were
depicted in every The enterprsng but
alas afflicted f. K Collins the of the ill ated
en- has been several days in the city and few be-
starting in the ve-ooock train Tuesday afternoon
New York he expressed the confident opinion that bis
noble ship safe
Among those who persisted with the we regret
esteemed and honorable young man. native OF
Annapolis Maryland but resident of this city, and
Mr. Isaac Holland. This victim Just verging into
hood acting assistant engineer of the ship intel
gent industrious and aiable, and gave promise of hgt
professional skill The Globe of yesterday afternoon
notice of this sad in language to which
we heartily subscribe. Ii is as follows
"It will be seen BY despatch that Captain Luce tn,
commander Of the Arctic, Mr.. Dorian mate, and Stew
Holland of this city of her engineers, did not giv
up the ship but her when il certain tina
she down Few th0ugh navs
escaped in the first boats which left her. They together
with all the officers who did not leave the ship, deserve i'm
perishabe monuments"
THE ATHER.-For several days past the weather ha
been charming in appearance but is believed by many
be deceptive 1t certainly unseasonably warm, and
add that there have been in both Georgetown
this several of sudden and ndsposton
of which ended fatally These attributed by ply
scians exposure the burning of the and i'm
prudence in diet.
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HEADQUARTERS VOLUNTEERS THIRD BRIaA DE, d. ca,
Washington, October 10, 1854.
The regiment will parade review obedience
urdes from Bgader General c. Wegbiman according
law, the ground City Hail. O'Clock
a. M Thursday, the 18th instant
will give necessary assembling
panes arnoes, be in line Of battalion
precisely the lime.
On this the Legion viii His Exceency
the President The Uuted States review; sitter which will
march in the national Washington Monument
which will form in circle and after military saiuaon,
officer volunteer will Afforded opportunity
scod his contributor the erection Of this
in such eaeh judging himself
afford give Thus will the Legion hand
toc commemorate the day which
the American aided Lafayette and the French
navy all under the lead Of Washington broke link
chain of despoc and cleared the American
encountered Of that noble Of liberty repose quietly
under whose ample shade the right Of Asycan
The will acquire toge-
and remembered contribution Legion Of eemen
conservation of endure memory
who F IL isst peace, and first
coun.ymen.r
BY order Of Colonel Hickey:
- l.. }. MIDDLETON, Adjutant.
0ctI 2
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ii SALE-In Of a fscia, ssu.d
III clerks Office ofth district
lumba for the county Of Washington and
public casa saturday the i4h
the front oth house door Of the county,
O'Clock the following properly viz Al piece
parcel ground lying In the city Of Washington
the plat Of said city lot Np ~ four No. (
hundred and seventy containing eight thousand
oo or less together with all and singular The improve
seized and lowed Of Walter
and sold satisfy Judicial March lsss in
Of Bsyeu Hail
JONAH ID. HOOVER,
Oct l2--dilsth Marshal be District OF Columbia.
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TREASURY DxPAarxxsr,

August Is, 1854.
No,ice hereby given following described
stocks of the United saes this department prepared
chase time between the hereof and the Goth day No
venbe next portions of those Stocks amounting in the aggregate
to in the and the hereinafter
toned, to wit:
In Of contingent competition within the amount stated,
preferences will Of time which said stocks
be offered The certificates duly assigned the United
be transmitted this Department. the receipt whereof
will be paid compounded Of The following particulars
!. The value, specified In each certificate
Of the authorized by the Of
July 1886 redeemabie November ~ 1856 Of per
s42 decmable 3lst De-
by the Of s47 and 1885, redeemabe the former 3st
December 1857 the Goth june 1885, of
and stock authorized by the Of 1885, and
deemabe 3l December 1854 Commonly called the Texan
indemnify per cent
g. Interest the par each certificate from the LIST Of July,
1854 eceipt the Treasury with the
allowance or the reach owner) Of
in addition.
Payment for said stocks will be drafts Of the Treasurer Of
the United States, the Boston, New York,
or Philadelphia, az the parties direct.
But certificate will be entitled benefit of this notice
which shall not actually eceiv Treasury before the
said 10th day Of November next
JAMES GUTHRIE,
Aug 27-d20Nowf Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Flour is in good demand and better ratesgood State
60; good upper lake, 81 So S. Rye -four, s.
asa IS 62Iz. Corn NEAL 81 rs S4 81. Wheat-white
southern 81 65 81 ~ red southern, 81 As. Rye, 81 l6
Barley 81 Is Oats, As cents. Corn, rs 10 cents west
ern mixed Pork is lowersales prime $l l29 sll Is
mess $l2 IL So 81. Beef Sllold country Lard
1917 1924 cents Rice, s. IL a S. rs.
The stock market very dull at lower prices The cleo
ton of Erie director pause The stock fell to Az
Reading 10; Harlem, 3l. There continues some demand
for the last stocks and bonds on foreign account
Yours, PRENliCE
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by j. c. MCGUIRE. Auct,onear

SurERioR ROSEWOOD CASE PIANO FORTE, HANDSOME
cabinet furniture, AcOn Thursday
49, 10 O'clock
6 between and recently occupied
Faulkner, shall sell all the handsome furniture
keeping effects, viz;
TX rosewood oxe, by Boswell
Piano ard cover whatBot
Rosewood divaHs
Plush covered tete-a tee sofa, chairs
Lose table,
Handsome damask reception chairs
Mahogany sofas, paror chairs
Tapestry, Brussels, and three ply carpets
oicloths, mating,
frame mirror, Venetian blinds
Crimson dama.k curtains, shades and cornicc
Handsome oak hall
handsome cottage chamber suites
Fine walnut carved high bsdsest
Rosewood, walnut and mahogany dressing bureaus
and husk bosers and pillows
Walnut ex,epsion dining, and other tables
Cottage bcdsesds LOUNGES toilet sets
M mantei clock, chairs
French dinner and ware, &C &c.
under, cash that credit and
satisfactorily endorsed
sThe house is for possession the LIST day of
November.
For terms, &C, of the the premises.
JAS. T.. MCGUIRE,
OetI2-d Auotioneer.
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Oct I2-cod4t
Fall Millinery.

ISIS T.. E. MCDONALD, Successor to Mrs Ana H. Ciark)
MI open Saturday, l4h handsome
millinery OF the together
ribboss, flowers, plumes, &o.
Store, three doors from the Post Ofbcc
South side OF Bridge street, Georgetown.
Waned immediately competent hand
10 wi best wages III ls given
i2--d3t flint. & Star,l
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The decrease of depostes very large during 'he week
but il was bank balances considerable extent Inc
ing operation has now been in operation % "ssAs anu
iucraa;b amount of $50 has been settled through
that means The balances of these settlements paid In coin
have been S30 $780, The specie declined but this week
has arrived $500 gold and STeooo0 in government
stocks and million more is on the way VI the
gold which has arrived small portion has been retained at
the New York assay Office which has commenced operation
and will henceorh take of the arrivals The amount OF
money now city about the at the corresponding
prod last year. Some reaction is taking place among the
banks rapidly increased last year in this CITY, Inc
s bank has stopped and Others are preparing
20 wind up The rates for business paper not much
changed and on call money be had at per cent Ex-
change is now dull rates of sterling Ga 81.
The produce markets firm. Cotton is in demand
at quotations as follows
Beg York ClassifeG alton
Florida Mobile. New Orleans
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the State legislature took place this State TODAY The
Hon. John L. Preston elected State senator from this dis
trict by decided majority
Inc vote ior senator In Charleston has yet been fully
received but the general impression prev as there that Nor
deca, who believed have received the nothing
vote, has been elected from that district
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DC, IL, IA, IL, & 10.
SALE TO-DAY.

BY GREEN u SCOTT. Auctioneers-
EXTENsIyE SALE OF HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
II furniture. cigars Ac aucton-On Thursday 18th
an, shal SELL front of auction store M
IN exi Of rature, stove1. &c.
cigars with a lot OF articles which
deem unnecessary tn epumerlte.
GREEN SCOTT,
la-lt Auctoneers.
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OFFICIAL


DsrsRrsrsr STATE,
Washington, October II, 1855.
Information has been this department. from Thomas
Savage inchsge ~ consulate Havana,
OF ne e h, that p'nc Hogan rceepy belonging
'le lale American brig May Of New York
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h;ng sn;u. of the Sierra Ssvada possibly begrudges As
o every ounce dug the mountain Inc retention o
quantity of coined gold In san Francisco "ou'u
doubt cause prices to rise and benefit speculative hoe
- ,b expense Of consumers. Those rising prices attract
mmoaities which, being Sold carry OF the gold running
scolatiye holders Of property and the gold proeeeu
H. face of the earth seeking every spot where 10" price,
date demand for it. II is, clearly only when AL 'nes
ace even the most remote have acquired their SNARE ~
riees anenty rise. In the mean time great
are experienced such now encounter Inc q
- Goods sent To the gold countries have thus been 'ne
~ treat Losses and distress the commercial " eng
Ind and the United States added to which was 'he loss 81
III barves OF last year in Europe and England TOT .n
ng wear gold il likely be in greater supply ana a's
- Iu as indicated in the rise of goods IN the gola eouh
[ The haryests of England said to be worth teooco
noo $500 900 600 or rs years production Of CALIFORNIA
or than last wear; that is vaui=s the crops OF Great
p;, ~ sl2O 600 oo0 according to McCuoch, they were
I wear one fourth short and this year one-iourth over
Thi an immense item in estimating the improvements oil
the year. W mr.. ~.
u Cor the moment is dearer in New ork This is the
TIM, far large pavments into bank and the strain Is pretty
ACCOMPANIED BY many failures mere and IN neighbor-
~ ,; ome of which are due to California and Austria
10 The bank statement for the week Is as o-
lows
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IUST Received New York auctions, n large
j lot Of Rne goods, conssing part of-vix
Plaid and stripe silks in large quantities
Plaid and stripe black silks do
Bl'k and co'd brocade do
PLAIN black and coored silks every quality
Variety Of satins for ladies' coaks
Trimmings TO match
A large lot Of bonnet ribasds
large lot Of Paris noassene LANES and cashmeres,
uylea
large assortment OF bombssns apacas cheap
large lot Of French merinos
A large quantity Of shawis O
Embr0ideies OF description
Ready made satin mahaa coaks nantes, the latest Pa
styles
large lot Of cloths, and vestings which will
have made 10 order in the best stye cheap 1ls guar
antcd
large qu,ny Of staple goods of kind velvet
tapestry Brussels ingram
hemp Of kind ocoshs which will
have cut TO and halls III VIII
consider their interest," they will certainly CALL
can meet their views in styles and price,
Oct 3-I0uf BROTHEr
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Aug 81 dt20Novif
BY j. g. MCGUIRE, Auetioneer.

VERY VALUABLE PROPERTY AT PUBLIC sALE--on Fri.
day afternoon, October H. AZ O'Clock, the premises
shall sell the south half Of lot TO- 3s fronting Is feet
inch 10th between norb running
back 07 feet inches Oeet alley, with the improvements,
consisting brick back building This property adons
the residence Of Peter Force and would be desirable
residence for merchants others doing business in the vicinity
Tile perfect
Terms and twelve months
for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE,
Oct I'D Aucti0neer.
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10 u bie, on e 9Th inst, Of yellow CHARLES II. CAR
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CHARLESTON, Is c. Oct. l0-The United States mail
steamship Marion, Capt VIM Foster, arrived here
O'Clock this Tuesday, morning
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Shin Burnt

CALAIS, Oct. 9.-At Robbnston last night ship o
500 TONS owned by Seth g. Low, and nearly ready to b.
launched, destroyed by fire. She partly insured
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PosrLAxp, Oct. s-The State Of Maine states that Nal
kcn ionis is probably elected in the sixth congreson
district owing the nformsi,y Of the returns from som
plantations.
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Indiana Election.

lspiASAPoLIs, (nd.,) Oct. H.Some few returns show
increase for those who oppose the regular
nations. Anti-Nebraska candidates gain largely.
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The Fever at Ne,o Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Oct. 9.The deaths during the week end
ing to-day have been $780, of which 207 of vel
low fever.
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THE FREDERICK FEMALE SEMINARY II . fully
female chartered and endowed with $4,000
by Of Maryland located Frederick Mary
healthy pleasant southern States
This institution has able and efficient board OF and
teachers number, library, excellent musical
and it
confidently facilities imparng
seminary
land.
The school
circulars and further particulars Rev sepumus Tusn, D.
d., Washington, ID. e.
July 2l-dAcp3mos'
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BY }. C. MCGUIRE, A.ctsoneer.

BY J. C McGUIHE, AucuoneeF
VALUABLE LOTS FOR sAIEOn Friday, the 2oth day Of De
ober instant ~ O'Clock shall Offer FOR sale on the
premises the following desirable lots
Lots IL and ~ I< fronting so feet each on le street,
running back u wide alley.
Lot the square, fronting 80 feet on ih street, extend
ing To like alley.
The whole Of square Ii2 lying Connecticut Title
perfect
Terms Of One third cash. and residue in two equal
n nine months, with interest Deeds VIII be
81 taken the balance
All eonveyances tbs expense Of the purchaser.
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
ia Aucionesr
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SopN Carolina tfecffon
COLUMBIA Is CD Oct. l0Tbe election for members Of
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YeHo,n Eerer at chnrle.tnn

BosTos, Oct l0Poter the ascending clerk of Messrs
dams Co.. has been held for trial in the sum of 2 O00
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Crates.

E parlo offered
the Washington public received during
week at the Washington stove manufacoy consisting
dred different patterns, all and shapes.
The attention Of builders
Stock feeling confident quality
JAS. 6KIHVING,
Southeast Of Pennsylvania
l0-I
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Aay0iralty Nominations at Nep York.

NEW foRK, Oct l1.John J. Herrick has been nominated
Tor of this city by the whig and Genn the famous
halter by the independents The nominations mayor ar.
now complete Fernando Wood is the hard and soi shell
democratic candidate and James W. Barker !. the know
nothing nominee.
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CHARLESTON, Oct. l0-The deaths Charleston during
the week ending to-day 49, of which SO
yellow fever.
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Eiec,ion q N,,cars,

NEWARK, IN J.,l Oct, lo-About 5000 votes were
poed the corporation election to-day. Horace j. Poner,
whg and know nothing is elected mayor by large MAORI
y The wings and nothngs have literally swept the
city.
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ny j. c. MCGUIRE, Aucsioneer.

VALUABLE LOTS FOR sALE.-On Thusday 1874 day Of
October instant ~ O'Clock, shall offer for sale,
the premises, the following desirable LOTS
Lot "a 49, - Is opposite
Franklin Square, extending back alley.
The eastsry Of lot IA fronting 20 feet on New
York avenue, the State Department.
The easey part 253 fronting % feet and four
inches extending wide paved alley On there
lot. sms brick houses commanding good rents Title per
cash. rcsidue equal psy
IN in NJ M ande eighteen months, with interest.
given, with deeds OF
the balance.
Al conveyances at the expense Of the purchaser
JAS. c. Mcguire,
Ocsii-d Aucionesr.
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Imports Work for Pension Claimants.
pENsON and Bounty Land published,
Digest of the Pension and Bounty Land Laws the Decisions
Secretaries &c, &c. every
claimant Price 81; postage, prepaid, ao cents.
On sale TAYLOR 4 MAURY'S
Oct Bookstore, street.
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(ITY Of Pittsburg and County OF AllsGh.ny. Penn
bonds
u the Psburg and Of Allegheny, Pennsylvania
issued the Psbug and Conceivable Railroad
Company, by which they guaranteed.
We confidently recommend them CAPT lists az secure and de
srahle investment.
together exhibit and other statistical inor
be obtained application personality BY letter.
JOHNSTON BROTHERS, Co.,
Bankers and Fiscal Agent4
for the Pisburg aad Conceivable Railroad Company
Ian ls-dkepn
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ii ISTORY Of ST. Domingo by Brown, M. d. yolunis
ii OF 800 pages each, bound in cloth price so
Oct ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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Consolidating their
CRLEBRATED FLOATING PALACE CIRCLE

Consolidating their
CELEBRATED FLOATING PALACE CIRCUS
From their paaa aquatic .mphi,heaue Mississippi ana
OHIO rivers and their
NORTH AMERICAN CIRCUS,
SO favoraby known the North and East into
ONE MONSTER CONCERN
With the companies, comprising respectively
guisbed northern and southern performers
IN FRIENDLY STRIFE,
Daily In the ring, presence Of the audience with
TWO SETS OF PERFORMERS,
TSo Sets of Clown,
FIVE CLOWNS IN THE RING.
HORSES,
A COMPLETE DRAMATIC CORPS,
Paniom.as every afternoon,
PUTNAM EVERY NIGHT! NED KENDALL, THE BUGLER:
Kenian's Brass Band! CAoais'. String Band!
iamphaI procession through The principal about
O'Clock, place OF exhibition
the grand Floral Car Of satuettes
DRAWN BY FORTY HORSES,
Driven by everything else,
,shuent elaborate scale with Blu
Lake. the great New Orleans clown H. Maglon the wonderful
hymar the peeress rder O. Rogers distinguished
Clarence, young
Mrs ormond the beautiful scenic equesnienne Mrs Lake, the
uepd hoewomsn famous Motley brothers H. Magnify
renowned vogeur Monsieur La modern Hercules
Professor Baldwin, English wizard W. Knkade the versatile
eqaes,ran Du'snd, skllu gynnai Robert White,
Ryan, w Connor ac will be exhibited at p and TX
p. afternoon and
AT Alexandria, Monday, October IL
Al Georgetown, Tuesday, October II;
ahingon city, Square, Wednesday Thurs
day Friday and Saturday October is, ~ 40 and a.
wants half price to box only.
Oct e-dl2t
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EAMiLf CARRIAGE HORSES pair Of weiI-broke car
horses will be sold il immediate application
These horses young and handsome
They be stable OF the
GEORGETOWN, ID. q.
Oct IL -dN
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reported Arrest of the american Consul, dc.
BALTIMORE, Oct 1.-THE latest advices from Acapulco
say hat Captain Stockton bearer of dispatches to Demar
ra and the American consul been arrested
with several American ladies' and imprisoned.
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EOA RGNT.-A fine brick house Of 10Th
and Massachusetts avenue containing rooms
lar, and good pump OF water in the yard.
Also, house quite finished
vember Apply to Geo T. Langley street, 9th and
10th streets Rent moderate
Oct ll-d3tss GEO. Il. LANGLEY
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When Nicholas Bidde Familiarity called Nick Bddle,
connected with the United States Bank there old
negro named Harry who used be loang around the
premises.
One day. in social mood, Bddle said to the darkey,
'Well what is your name, my old friend p
Harry sr-old Harry said the Other, touching his
sleepy hat
,id Harry said Biddle "why that is the they
give to the devil, is it not y
ayes sir" said the coored gentleman, sometimes old
Harry and sometimes old Nick
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Steanboat Accident and Loss of Life.
New ORLEASs, Oct. 9The steamer Princess was burnt
Na,ehez yesterday and her cargo consisting 1900
bales of cotton is supposed be Several per-
sons persisted in the flames including two ladies.
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NeW IofE tEdsslNc GiIoh.
Upland. Florida Mobile. New Orean
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Here lies forni--piace no imposing stone
To mark the bed where weary IL is lain;
IT'S matter dead Its mission all being done
To be distributed to dust again.
The body IS but the type at beet Of man,
Whose impress is the spirits deathless page;
Worn out, the type is thrown to p again
The impression lives through an eternal age
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Pom ZAzA cLosED-Captain Conuor of the brig SUIT
ton arrived at New York Sunday from Zaza Cuba,
ports that the port of Zaza closed the 18th of Sep
TENDER against all vessels He not allowed TO land
hold communication with the people on shore.
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BosTos, Oct. 1.-THE steamer Cleopatra left Quebec
the Gath umo with the 7st regiment board She sup
posed to be the vessel that in collision with the Arctic
Flour has advanced Is to Is. cd. Wheat Adj Corn IS.
Consols, IS to 95l.