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The Shasta courier., 1854-04-01
CURTISH e HUGHES,
Carpenters and Cabinet Makers.

~ ESTIMATES. PLANS, ANDm
&Ef7speci6catio on all kinds of bull "a
AxAdings. bridges, mills, &c. Furn-
ture aud sash of all kinds on hand and made to
order. Turning aud job work Of all kinds done
to order and short notice. Wagons repaired
with good timber. Toms, rockers and sluices
always on hand.
All orders in our line promptly attended TO.
Shop at the head of Main street. Shasta,
P. J. CURTISS. WIN. S. HUGHES.
Dec. II, 1853. tt
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-01

AMERICAN ESTERPRIsE.-An Australian wri-
ter says
There are American auction marts, circus
express wagons, boarding houses named after
the various States; and Yankee newspaper
the Express, had been voted the organ of the
diggers.i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-28
Negroes at Private Sale,

A NEGRO MANA good Cooper--a Woman, a go Z,
"A Cook, and likely Boy about II years of age,
be gain will be given favorable terms, to gentle
buying them rema IN the city or nei ,hboriood
irb lots VIM II MOSBY, Auctione.r. i
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-28
Fresh Garden Seeds.

TIME subscribers receiving their Spring sup
l. ply Of Garden Seeds, direct from LANDRETH
of Philadelphia. The stock is large and embraces
y variety Of seed usually wanted in this Market all
warranted fresh and genuine
T-Descripion, Catalogues q Almanacs with d-
rections for culture and planting TO he had gratis.
Also, n supply of choice FLOWER SEED.
feb 8ts JOHN II. SEAY g. co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-02-28

NOTICE II. T. MooRMAN, of thu lte firm of
~ Moorman Il Martin, woud inf rm the fiiends and
ustomcrs oi the late firm that he will continue tho
Grocery and Commission Business
p the cd stand of N e. ,whe q he will make every
Sertion TO We satisfaction 10 his friends customers
md The public generally
He WI keep co lfily ON hnnh n large and well
ecieo stock nf GROUER rs, DRY GOODS, &c.
~ Speoi4 attention paid to the sale or forwarding
IF Tobacco, w. ent, our. Ne. &c.
lnn2 ts TIlOS T. MOORMtN.
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= Il Il AIRS IL TO IL A e. G o.
NJ. LANGHORNE & SONS.


WHOLESALE DEALERS IN sEoARs TOBACCO or
EVERY VARIETY OF BRANDS
YNHE sub cribers have coostan-ly hand a large
l. stock of HAVANA Il PRINCIPE SEGARS, OF
the eoproved brands which they feel confident are
inferior in the mar.et and wi c will be sold
the LOWEST PRICES.
OEDEas from any PIT of the Union will be promptly
met, and III sat s,sction Inran.ed purch sers
The following Brands are lspt constantly on hand
sEGABs.
La Flor de Habana, La Sultana,
Cal'Forni Las Tres Corones,
Jicotencal, La Goa de Aqua
Old Dominion Con1uista,
La Fiel de J. O., Ell Leon de Orc
La Teresita, Ell Nuptuno,
Rio Hondo, Plantation
Ell Programa, Figaro,
Las Tres Estfellas. La Norma,
Herman O. .ez, Principles.
La ayet.e &c., &c.
TosACco.
Oronoco. Nectarine,
Gold Leaf, Catawba,
Golden Peach, Stanard, Sc, &C.,
September S-d&cts
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TERMS.

ylRGINAN is published daily a. So snd %
s months; and paper Is discontinued, except at
% ~ the Propretors, until all arrearages shn have
paid = ,,s.rted for So cents per 40 uare Tor
y lSygR form insertion and 81 cts for every outer
for every | ~ In sertions IL not marked the MS, 1t
II = tas ,,li ordered out and charged accordingly
Yearly RATES arefor the privilege Of two squares,
Pc slD; for one square, daily S35, semi weekly
y sou sei - aily 40 semi-weekly $50. Every yearly
.nr si will be required conne his advertising o his par
- limo AZ business and ne eSceeu he space stPuaea or,
| NJ y, ,ane a ~ =. ,,ai ratably for the excess
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DIS NNOLITI0N.
Ias. D. Gregory & Jas. r. Roys,l

y Ill continue the HARDWARE Bu SiNESS in
all Its various branches at the old sand OF Greg
noYall & Simp-on, under the firm OF GREGORY
koiALL and respectfully solicit c ,ntinuance of
|" very liberal patronage they have ever received
m''ins to sell cool goods at honest prices.
| ~ now nave IN store very large and well sssort
SeN ot Carpenters ools and Materials House.
ps * Articles, Saldlery, Ceach Makers Matarn :,
p'ocNsmtiis' Tools &c, &c . and expect to e
an, "a a tew weeks, directly from Birmiug ham g.
or. "t) quite a large lot OF English Hardware &
COUNTRY MERCHANTS, and all others n.
1 :, , goods, are invited to give them call
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(EMOVAL-The subscribers have removed 70
IL the New Granite Front Building, second do,r
above John Holins',and immediately opposite Thu man
School6el1's Hardware Store
jan Its WILSON x FRAFkllNs
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DIS OLU TION.
lie UNDERSIGNED WILL CON

iiNuE The FOUNDRY BUSINESS in all its
c1es, and asl continuasce of the librl patron.
extended 10 Whittemore, NcNamee X Co.
JAMES McNAMEE.
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Christmas Presents.

the time FOR the interchange of friendly tok ems
"A regard and affection is hand, and nerry Christ
mas" and "Happy New Year. considers ed such up-
proprate occasions for besowng On cherished friends
something which will TO iecal To mind, with in
rreased vvdness, the love in memory of the donor, it
may be well 10 remind those who contemplate and who
do not y presenting some loved with something
v valuable that in all the whole caolouga of Bjou,e,e
there is nothing which is so surely and invariably appre
ted the counterfeit presentment of the gyer in tho
form of daguerreotype, especially when taken in TAN
NERs nimitable style, and placed in of the
ione beautiful and Fancy Paper Merhe Velvet, Pearl
d Tortoise shelf or Porte Monnae Gases. in ele
giant Locket, Bracelet, Finger Ring, Breast Pin
most choice tment of which we have Just received
expressly foy the Holidays, exhibition the
New Popular Daguerrean Gallery,
Main Street. Immediately over VIM. II Mosby's Auc-
ion Room.
N B. Particular pains taken give correct likeness
and artistic pictpres Storeoscopic and cooured Da-
guerreoype may be had in superior STYLE by those who
desire them Don't mistake the place: MAIN STREET.
3RD DOOR FROM Be- tDGE Sr.
GEO. W. MINNIS,
s. TANNER,
dec l7-is "'acticH Dogn,r, eoiypists
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RICHMOND.
BOOK BIN NDING.

" y N ID i ~ ~ i ~ u
A MORRlS,-No 97, Main So Richmond--Is now
IA. prepared To do every description of Book Bind
ing, and To manufacture BLANK Account Books to any
pntterli-having laid In u sto, he test IN er ais
hnd engaged the af the best workmen In tho
rennry Magistrates Clerks of Courts, Cnshi~ s. and
Others eouteoted with public offices, eao have the
Record Rocks, DOckets, Letlgers,
and other Bnok= Connected with their offices properly
ruled aud sc rely bound by sending pattern OF the
style ol ruling, and the length bre dth aad thickness.
D, me Book In inches by mnl without tho eessity
visiting the city In person.
Music-Boois, Pamphlets. Newspapers,
Magazines, dc., do..
Oareuly arranged and bound In so best manner. Aa
asrecmen OF tho worl turned OFT IN tis Bindery, A.
Morrs would respectfully refer 10 tie Book. which OBJ
isined the premium at the late Fai and which may be
seen now at store
n25
nlNNE IL AND TEA sERvlCEH-
- just received, full supply Of White Gill y on h
ohinn, in Dinner and Tea sets Also sngly and Il
Dozen. -
White lronstone do do
Flowing do do
All for sale low at
JAS. d. b. EVANS
nov ITS No. LII West Mn. ST.. Rici.
CLASS WARE-CutGlass Deoanter, Tum
- blcrs. Champagne Gnbbleta Wine. Lemon sdss
Bowls, CELERY Glasses, Pitchers. etc.
ficsscd do In every variety mud all for sale yer,
low NJ j ID n EVANS
nov II Is No III, West Main ST.. Richmond.
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These vessels ae of the first Glass; built in the city OF
Ltimore, expressly for this rnde and have superior
rommodatioos for passengers. They commanded
h. experienced c. pains, well qualified fof the trade
and who ii spare exer ion to nodate They
will be towed up I'd down tie rvers by cam and may
be relied to sa pfomptv as advef ed.
Merchants going North : ore ing goo, from New
York. will find IL their nterest snp by this line,
us freight will always be tken low 5v any other
line os Pockets and evefy ort wiz be mpde by the
agents in ohnond nad New-yo', give s-iisc cton.
Fre hit Is cents per whole and i2 cel.s pet34t
robpcco being ebolt SO per cea- lee th c"c-g' !
the Ste Insurarce csn be eJec ed n ,te H. !.
mond Fire Assocat on by tbs at &c cen.
We respectfully ask ID ho ,e io sicceed /, obtain
ing full share Of patronage.
Goods sh ,ped by tbs line to Newly York will be for.
wart ed fee Of CON 'ssion N Orleans Mobile,
Charleston, Swan ah any other Southern of Nortl
rrn port. The vessels vii lie in Richmond Rockets
In New York Berth No. Coffee House Slp foot Of
Wall Street. DAVID CURtIE Richmond, } p
@. II. PIERSON, MY }S
No 81 South Sire.
Am O-dt
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For Baltimore nnd Philadelphia,

lDICHMOND Il BOSTON LINE &c
IL Of Packets.-Ths line $ composed SaRaE
,f the following vessels. and sails from Boston every
Wednesday.
Schooner Susan, Captain s. g. Rogers,
Weslovei a. q. c. Rogers,
=" Courier, a. j. b. Rogers,
Z" Sharon. " j. II. Nekersoh
Mercy Taylor, ' @. Nckcrson.
" Julielte, o. Bnker. Jr.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-17

The FOREIGN POPULATIoN.-By the
CENSUS of 1850 it appears that of the
white population of the United States,
then amounting to 1858 ,058. there were
bOrn in foreign countries 2,240, 535 per-
sols, viz. : males, 1888, 434: females
L ,OO1 ,10I. Those ascertained to have
been born IN the United States amountt q
20 Il ,279, 375, and 1868 were reported
unknown as to nativity. 1t thus appear
that the proportion Of natiyes to foreigner
IN lo50 was nearly eight to one in the
whole United States. 1t should be OBJ
served that since the census of 1850 was
taken, the foreign population has largely
increased by immigration, amounting to
over one million in all; so that the num-
Der of persons of foreign birth now in
the United States may be stated at about
three and half millions. The proper
ton of Germans among the recent immi
grants has been very great.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-17

The ORIGIN OF THE CURTsY.-Its de-
rlTatlOn from cOrtOlsIe, courteousness,
that is behavior like that at court, at
once shows that it was primarily
the reverence pad to monarch. And
if We call to mind that falling upon the
knees, or upon one knee, as has been a
common obeisance of subjects to rulers,
and is form still gone through to our
own Queen at every presentation, We may
infer, what the character of the curtsv
itself suggests, that it is an abridged act
of kneehng. As the word has been con-
tTacted from c0uTtOlsle into cur tsy, so the
motion has been contracted from pIacin.
of the knee on the floor to lowering of
the knee towards the floor. Moreover,
when We compare the curtsy of lady
with the awkward one a peasant girl
makes, which, if continued, would bring
her down on both knees, we NAV see in
this last remnant Of that greater reyer-
ence required of serfs.
And when, from considering that sim
pie kneeling Of the West, still represent
ted by the curtsy, We pass east ward, and
note the attitude of the blaholnedan wor-
shipper, who not only k..eels, but bows
his head to the ground, we may infer that
the curtsy also Is an eyanescent form of
the aboriginal prostration. In further
evidence of this, it may be remarked that
there has but recently disappeared from
the saluta.ions Of men an action having
the same pro1imate derivation with the
curtsy. That backward step of the foot
with which the conventional sta ,e-sailor
accompanies his bow, movement which
prevailed generally in past generation,
when "a bow and scrape' went to-
gether, and which, within the memory
Of living persons, Nas made by boys to
their schoOl-master with the effect Of ear
ing hole in the floor.
4 motion SO ungainly could never have
been Intentionally introduced even II
the artificial introduction of obeisance
were possible. Hence we must regard il
rs the remnant Of something antecedent
and that this something antecedent was
huIniliating may be inferred upon tho
phrase 'scrapIng An acquaintance, which
being used to denote the gaining of favor
by oleequiousness, implies that the scraps
was considered mark of servility-tha
IS Of SsIf -ility Winchester Reuiew.
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EEW AED sEAsoEABLE eoons.

''Ht subscriber bess to call the attention of per
sons refitting their he uses to his new stock Of
PAPER HANdINGs and BORDERS. Just received
asuperior lot of "Slver PLpers of the very latest
styles and best finish, these papers are ,odrranteo
neoer 70 tdrniSh Velvet ps pers large variety 81
prices to suit all purses
'.silyer' do do s7H dc do do to $50
Gold and Velvet from, ,bo g. per piece to S.25
"silver and Velvet" from 1Is cts per piece to $22s
GLAZED papers from " cts. a. $125 per piece
Unglazsd, &c. 10c. IKE. l5o l8c. and Csc.
Oak and other limitations at reduced prices. An
kinds Of Decorative and Ornamental papers. Statues
Groups, &c.
Paper hung by experienced hands. All work var
ranted to give satisfaction.
Persons DESTROYS to purchase would do well to call
- my sssortm Mt is of such description as to sui
the most FAST ious.
JOSEPH T. K. PLANT,
No Washington Place,
7th street. s doors south of 4 street
mar ll-eon
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DAILY EYENING. Star,
IL CHARITY

IL IL Suffering sisteI;. - .-..
III Is a br0therin need -
seek not for faults or faiIings,
VI The past take thou no heed
But stretch thine arm to sucoor,
III IN thy power 10 shield,
AND for thee shall earth be harvest,
And It's choicest blessings yield
If thou eanst no, save nor succor,
Then speak an a KINDLY mood,
That .he heart so stepped in ruin
Perchance may be renewed
But never a word in anger,
Nor look " It'll an eye of scorn
On any born o. woman,
Tho spiritiess and foflorn.
He holds nor gold nor houses
Crime may hive set its seal
On his soui--sut be sti' is human,
With a human heart to feel.
That hear may be hard and life worn,
And STEPPED in the dregs of sin;
But spark Of holier spirit,
Tho latent, Is ever within.
And il may bursi forth in beauty,
BY timely word and kind,
And The soul that was long despairing
New faith and courage lind.
Then cherish thy suffering fellows,
Each deed shall siise like a star,
Staining many an angel spirit,
To plead at the Final bar
Seek not for faults or faiIings-
stands brother or sister in need;
Enouyh-Oue heart is aching;
vi the past, take thou no heed.
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-17
BALTIMORE CORRESPONDENCE
BALTIMORE. July Is, Is,

Notwithstanding the objections TO the sign
ing the water bill, recently passed by the
Council, by some of the members, it has been
signed by the Presidents of beth branches
and will no doubt be promptly signed by the
Mayor
Mr.. Winchester, the Superintendent of the
Baltimore and Susqueh anna Railroad, whose
arrangements, it is thought, caused the terri
bic catastrophe of the 18th, has been suspended,
and Mr. Columbus Addison appointed in his
place. This will not appesse the people. Mr.
Winchester is the only one to blame for that
terrible result
An accident occurred on the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad, yesterday, near Piedmont, inju-
ring Mr Davis, the conductor, who was
brought to this city and placed in the infirmary
1t is thought he cannot survive.
The stock of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
sold to-day at an average of $54 per share
The present state of this stock is somewhat
astonishing to outsiders. People wonder how
a road doing such an immense business and
with such glorious future can be 50 much
below par. / shall inform myself on the sub
jcct AMI give the readers of the Star the re-
suit 1t IS thought that there is bad manage
ment somewhere.
Capt. Francis Martin, who was sentenced
sometime since, by our u S District Court,
for an assault upon sailor on board his ship.
1t the earnest solicitation of his wife, has been
Pardoned by the President
Many Of or tavern keepers pay no attention
10 the Sunday liquor law. Mr. Hines, our
Maine Law Sheriff, is determined to enforce
the law He has persons stationed in the
neighborhood of those who violate the law
who take down the names of all who enter
taverus on Sunday intending to summon them
a witnesses ct the next term of the court. He
will make nice thing of it in serving sum-
nOnSes
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MT. VERNON HOTEL,
CAPE MAY

THIS spscious Hotel, htvi4g front Of 90 fee,
and wing OF 500 feet, with 80 rooms and o.
comnoi1tic as 700 guests now complete, arc
open fos the reception Of visitors for the eDsuin az
season II Is delightfully."- loc4 ed, convenient to the
beach and s attractive places Of res1rt, and fur
nished With new and elsgort furniture. making che
Of tt mos; sirJ, oOmuodious, spacious comfortable
and ierrab's places Of resort in The United States
The Dininy Rom Of this Hotel is srrsn red tbs,
parties o. IL CT mye ps:sons have Their meas
sasred az separate tables and different hours, with
out sI'rional chArge-
FINE REsrAL RANT sli CoNPECTIOEAHY
ROOMS are conn cite with the Hotel whege all til
4uxuriss md isli.Scies eau he oLtaiu.d
HECk'S EIilLADELPHII COMET BAND
has ban sngAssd Tor the se.son. and finally mo
p.in. or exgrnss has besn pared % provs4s every
anFnfcrt convsni<ncs, and luz Dry that can l.. a..
-ir.-i. T. n. Woo..MAk, PropFistor
ys-ss
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PHILADELPHIA ADVERTISEMENTS
SEA BATHING.
COLUMBIA HOUSE,

CAPE ISLAND, NEW JERSEY.
- This new and popular establishment is now
NEiopen for the reception OF visitors.
The proprietor, thankful for the patronage he has
largely received, begs to assure his friends and
he public that the HOTEL in every department
will be kept in a style superior to any previous sea
son. Gas has been introduced into 200 rooms.-
aasslers celebrated orchestra has been engaged
clusively for this house, and many other arrange.
msnts have been made tending to the increased
comfort and enjoyment of the guests.
Application for rooms may be made by address
ing the proprietor at Cape Island or to the subscr
Der, L. HARDWOOD,
No. II South Sd street, Philadelphis.
N. B.-Extsnsive stAbling on the premises.
lie l0-3m
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sNIDER'S WINES

At p HI L Il DE L T II I A.
TOHN v. SNYDER, Dealer in Wines, at the
- former old established TH:re Store Of JACOB
SNYDER, Jr., No. 76 Walnut street, four doors be-
l5w Fourth street. where consumers will be supplied
With WINES and LIQUORS on the most accommc-
datiny terms.
JACOB SNYDER. Jr., Agent for the I'm
au. street, Philadelphia. where he is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation of Wines
&C., from various houses in Europe, in quantities OF
single do sd upwards; and also solicts for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage OF
his friends and former customers
81 All Wines ordered for Washington will be de-
ivered by Express free of freight. je Sly
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
PoSr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
'E June oath. l9bh.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
June oath, 1856.
DROPOSALS for conveying the mails OF the Uni.
\ ted States frc IN the 18th OF August, 1854. to
Inc sh OF June; 1887 on the following route. in
The state OF VERMONT, will be received at the Con
iraet Office Of the Post Office Department in the cty
ct Warrington, until o'clock a NJ. of July 3lst.
1854, to be decided on same day:
NO. isIfrom sWsnton, by Highgate, Franklin,
Fest franklin, and West Berkshire To
hichford, 80 miles and back, six times a
week, in stages.
Leave swanton daqk except Sunday, at 8 q m
Arriss at aichford same day by pm
Leave Richiord daily, except Sunday, al 8 a m
Arrive a. s~anton same day by m
For form OF proposal, guarantee, and certificate
and ai.o instructions embracing conditions IN 10 IN
corpo-ated In the contract to the extent tba dsr.
emit may deem proper, see the advertisemen in.
wiling proposals for carrying the mails In the New
Eugsrd States, New York, &C., dated Febrnarv On
1854. Each proposal should be marked "pronossi
r route No 479, Vermont" and addressed SECOND
E'sistaEt Postmaster Grneral"
JAMES CAMPBELL,
js 26-1aHiw Postmaster General
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HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS,
QUARTIRNAsrER's OFFICE,
s .T WASHINGTON. juno 18th, 1854,

y
DROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
4 IL o'clock m, on Monday, the 18th July next
for furnishing the following articles, to CONFORM In
al respects with the samples which may be seen on
application at this oas at the Office Of the Assis
tant Quartermaster, New York, viz:
800 Uniform caps
900 fatigue caps
300 pairs army half stockings (aIl woody
me above articles to be subject to inspection pre-.
vious to delivery.
proposals to be endorsed "Propomls for Clothing
AUG. L. NICHOLSON, Q. N. NC.
10 16-aot17Juiy
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uARPER's MAGAZINE for Ju,, g,

II ARPER,S MAGAZINE for Jnh, q,
Il sale at SHILLIndT0N's Bookstore.
Godey's Ladg's Book for July
knickerbocker Magazine, do
Graham's Magazine, DO
Blackwoods Magazine, do
Aubrey, new book, by Ers Marsh
Wouan's Love, by Eugene Sue
Everything in the Book, Nevspsps,. and st.,s,.
cry line for sale at e"u oss'DD
SHlLLINGTON'S Booksto,s
Cor. Pa. sy. and ~ st., Odeon Buildtns.
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PriVateer Pensioners.

PENSION OFFICE, June 8, 1854.
NONGRESs having, by the act approved NAV 81
" 1854, made appropriation for paving thu
pensions Of invalids (who were wounded on beard O.
privste aimed vessels during the last war with
Great Britain to the thireth of the present month
inclusive, parties interested are hereby notified
that the following evidence Of their being entitled
the benefits OF the law will be required, viz:
l. Sworn declaration or memorial, setting forth
the vessel 10 which the penoner belonged his rank
vr e. alton; when and in what manner disabled
monthly rate Of pension and the date to which last
paid.
2. Evidence Of identity, either by affidavit of two
credible Witnesses certificate of justice OF the
peace.
The above evidence to b. authenticated by tie
certificate under seal of The proper officer, showing
the official character OF the justice of the pesce and
to be forWa: ded. together with the original pension
certificate, to this office.
L. 2. WALDO,
je 10-eo2m Commissioner Of Pensions
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-07-17
CEILING OFF ALI

y F1NCY URESS GOODS AT COST
We commences selling on the remainder of our
Fascy Brocade, plaid, and striped Silks
Printed Bereges Tissues, ard Chally de aims
Printed Befege and Cashmere Shaw Ia and scsrfs
~ SILK MantiIlss and Breneh Embroideries
And many other Fancy DDS eli Of which will
b. sot nj cost for cash, 10 prompt credit Gus
TONERS.
gus' received for Travelling Dressss-
~ pie'ss escorted Dei,e,ge, very cheap
All p-nons Ina want Of any Of the abov. articles
eu<ht " examine stock, a. We hav. determined
n''t % carry any for the next sesson. there
Iorr gF-st bargains may be had by irving us IN early
oil AAAwELL, SEARS COLLEY,
IN street, tbr-. doors above rsnp. avenue.
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Life in Abyesinia, by Mansfield Parkyrs
American Fruit Growers Guide, by r r Elliott
Lectures on Pulmonary Consumption, by Theop
lus Thompson, MD
Alone, by Marion Hariaad
Theological Essays, vols, by Thos Dc Quincy
parker's Book Of Mechanics ana Engineering, by j
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chemistry Of Common Lite, No 2, by johnson.
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