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The Shasta courier., 1854-01-28
EsrRAY.

"AKEN T'P AT MULE TOWN, SOME
l. days sincr a sorrel horse mule. with n
white .iar in his forehead. He is marked with
brand ON the left hip but so iudsiinct as TO be
unin,~lisihl~. The owner may regain posses
sion of the mule 10y proving property and paying
all legal charges. ANDREW CROOKS
Muletown, Jan. 81, 1854. 3i'
The Shasta courier., 1854-01-28
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS
Al Red Bluffs.

NAvERT g. CO., RED BLUFFS, are re-
" ceiving daily fresh supplies of assorted
merchandise, to which they invite the particu-
lar attention of Packers, traders. and others in
want of good articles at low prices for cash.
Cavert g. Co., Main Street, !
Red Bluffs Dec. "a. 1858. at
The Shasta courier., 1854-01-28

ST. MARY'S MARKET,
First door below the Hong Kong Hotel.
Main Street, SHASTA.
>A THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD an
4& nounce to the public, that they have
s--zA just opened the st. Mary's Market. and
are now at all times prepared to furnish hotels,
boarding houses, and families, with the follow
ing meats Of the choicest quality, viz.
Fresh Pork, Mutton,
Fresh Beef, Lamb
Corned Beef, Venison,
Picked Pork, Veal.
Bologna Sansages, Fresh Sausagea
respectable share Of custom is confidently
expected.
w. JACKSON BERRY e. BROWN.
Shasta, Dec 81, 1853. II
The Shasta courier., 1854-01-28
NOTICE.

THE PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE Ex-
4 listing betweeRJ. E.Chnrch. of the town OF
Weaverville. in Trinity county, and ". A. Mix,
OF Red Bluffs, in Shasta county. merchants do
ing business in the name of Church * Mix, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent.
THE BUSINESS WILL BE CONTINUED
Il III the name Of
MIX, BENNETT & CO.,
who have full powers to settle the business Of
the old firm of Church & Mix, pay all debts of
the same, and collect all outstanding accounts
MIX, BENNETT & CO.
Dec. 81. 1853. ii
The Shasta courier., 1854-01-28

CURTIss & HUGHES,
Carpenters and Cabinet Makers.
n ESTIMATES, PLANS, ANDm
specifications on all kinds of bull
A-zaAdings bridges. mills, &c Furn- II
ture and sash of all kinds on hand and made to
order. Turning and job work of all kinds done
to order and on 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.
r. J. CURTISS. VIM. s. HUGHES.
Dec. IL, 1853.
The Shasta courier., 1854-01-28
THE NEW YORK BAKERY,
WANTE ID.

A MAN TO TAKE CHARGE OF A Ranch
IA and Garden who understands the bns-
ness. and who is willing 10 take share of the
proceeds in payment for his labor. For further
particulars enquire at this office.
Jan. H. 1854 II
The Shasta courier., 1854-01-28
E.LEWIN & CO.
Matchmaker e. Manufacturing jewelers.

Nert door to Adam's8. Co.'S Eapress Office.
VTTOULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM their
w friends and the public that they are again
on hand with large and splendid stock Of fine
Watches, Diamonds, California and State Jew
elry. &c.
Every description of California Jewelry man.
ufactured to order. Particular attention given
to Watch and Chronometer work.
Clocks Oh hand for from So upwards. au27H
The Shasta courier., 1854-01-28
THE BUSINESS WILL BE CONTINUED
FINE VA. CHEWING TOBACCO.

M Cases Jones & Hudson's Ell Sacramento.
III 80 do do do lb. lump.
10 do do do Our Union.
do do do Jewel.
Supplies Of the above brands of fine Tobacco
received monthly, which are offered to the
trade Oh reasonable terms by
SAML. H. PRfCHARD,
Commission Buyer
Corner Battery and Sacramento streets.
San Francisco Nov. 10, 1853 n26-3m
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06
sal .:e.uii oi T..iau ,cr..s.

~. ,.,n r,,p , c..iG,,i,i;, nan., tp. fol-
"' 'Ne'''' VI wy "'' ~ -
onco' ""eef party one /" the "Slti'ha'e
results of srlch II Reckless and uu.aniul en-
,,rpris,. @5t,s.aats .-
,.,,, ,t,.,, 81, Mo ,;..;, :
Whom y, go. nd a ,n,n, anJ f,nlIy
,,,,.h.d S.,:. .,n .h;lJ ,,ya ,.,srs o;i !, T.
inns m, nae, q, a., INIT. n. ind writ.
tom Ia brr /, ro,u,. r,ti ,nJ s,.ut L.r inc M.
c.ssarv m,,n. IN A., >,. ami nhnu, tyo
,r,n,,., .;,..,. 80 J.yo,.J ,,,,r,, II IA =
h..n,. ,nJ ,,,,.,,,. win n lar, L,ov,nt
w;,n n,,.t,m ~ In, o,,,rt q, n,r ,n..
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he, ,..;,d o,,0n. .bno ,,J ,Lon ,,, ,',
g., nm. .;,,,., .,.., ,,,I,.nI L.,J I,'',,
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W., yii., ,y,t,,.. ,rr,.,, ~ ~. s,n il,
,,n ,,J ,,n,,I.I in IN r.turn ,,,t, +, ;,
s..o,d I'.,tr fam his r.;f.. s,,o ,tt.,
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The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06
.,a,,, nssne Arabia. News.

We hay, the details of h news los the
Arabia id the Nv YORK. II raid of the asth
of April
II wa> reported t.at a sr>at battle had been
tDu ,.ht between thy TURKS and Russians in
the DobrutScoa, AT Has>uya, about midway
between ilisbNa and Su.stiIa in winch tuc
.urh> gained great victory and for which
tonotanlinoptc was Illuminated. NJ Gtt"
arr gwen, S,hamyl the Cireassian ,u,c.,
had aiso gan d a great victory oytl i!ly Rus
slams IN Asia.
The En-lisl and French Black Sea Hrct
was at ha.doana and IN, niarn,s hai been
sent ASHORE 10 co-Jpc".,. in the iurL,,
the Brit,si io.ccs w,,t De'uf iani jay
at Con>tan,iroy!r, 80 ti -. ,'i',y oi The
city was paced boyond f1ut
lac m.,Sl iupor.on, avs, how, ,ycr, Is
tr,ptyc IN n.ul d al N..an,, hytSctn Lug
la...l, /. nuc., \ I,trId aaI P.u,Sia. py wnicn
th- pIntI'. /, Of IA, Io..u r treaty oi Wanna
az, r,-l..lrn.t--tIa tIat Is tie int, gritty OF tic
ottoman I'm, i. * pronounced indlsPcnsa-
b., AM Ia ylcu1uug If tu' p.fnclpaiIlirs
" nus,in mad, = s.na quo non oipcacc. Ia
v,yw OF tliS tr.aty II - ,tit,d, tlat Austria
with tdr ,ous,ut ui Turkey, mas occupied
) rvia vita 81, boo troops. At the same
tine the Ru ,slaus IIayr entered tnat province
IN force.
lmm-nso war,ike preparations were in
prog c>S on all sides.
lac Ainrican Minister at the Spanish
Court, .Ir SoL {, nas settled the Black
Warrior a,i,ur satisfactorily, an ample apollo.
~ having b. IN rendered by the Spanish
GuY't.
Tuc Russian Commodore rin { Commo-
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06
Tsrcvy n-acnirG shop

TUE.'T .s'l",ia. ~. H. .'utici ra't, Fyi,au.
Ac uls'a vNt tot.r oi. u.'.I. NOV in i.J upr
rluoc A h.utsut machine wui!, urtc trd rc
paited " nrrt notice. Wcafr mixing sue rIot
article II
GRAM AND GRASS s,tG IRIS.
NheH vIIi -"ui,arr.riy fJr sjle. ! uc." g-
rhut- arsmai',oi tie brst ,rl .,Ie Il lumber, a..
r,upuj tsggthrr ~ work Ion. NJ rcasohab.,
rates tasinrs sovcrliaulcd, lrpaned and SCI up
W. .n.'eltl share oi the pJohc pttronage r.
rr'."-l .!s7,iV nirh'I- shop. on the hylrau I'd
basin. tF.btuoty IL ii. II Foy Il Co
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06

tha. sdvicrs were received 10y tnt Arlhia,
from Spain relative to the Black Warrior
oas~ No o'li,ial announccm nj aS to their
character has yet been mad. but it i under.
stood that spain ccnd,mns the conduct Of
The Captain General Of Cuba in Srhng the
Black Warrior AMI directs tAat immc,,iatu
rrparation be madl
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06

IN BONES wiulow r'a-s. iu.t received and
u lnr.nl. fhrnnhn nn2l N-,I,A & WrlrNnE--
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06

ONE PhAsE OF WAR, -Whnn the French
troops embarked at lbulon for Constantine.
pie an Old man wao witness Il their drpar.
turc exclaimed in u mourgtul voice: There
goes my only child, 10 lignt Tor cause he
does not und 'rstand, and again mon with
whom he never had a difference To how
many wars which history r,coL,ls, will the
remark of this aged man apply
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06
.yl'S'a' RECEIVED,

ANOTHER lot oi Wm II Rprhe & cd :.
h~priuG md summer styles Of hats; beautiful
at, ,, T., ,e",y II to,l.
April aa
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06

vrro-'rht prcsii ut has vetoed 'no bill
appropri@,ns lanes for. the benefit Of insancs
and IDIOTS.
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06

n,
ofwhica we g,vc partl,u ays on Saturday
inorning, proves to nave b cn more di-as-
tro Is b,th in os, ol If. AMI Of property
than at iirNt reported. Cur Nlw ORR ~
changes of Thursday gives lu.. list, Of th,
killed and nOun Id tdheu fro u the ruins OF
the fallen building up % tat tin wAiyu
present the following i,ariu! rt o'l:
hiiled. ................... u
DUNDEE. ..,........,......2i
Total ............. 3
Men were stin cngag ii IA removing the rub
bish, AMI II vas cX Iyctyt tnat lis tnc search
progressed still Otncr victims would b.
ioun'. the loss oI property is put down at
Sli3,UOn.
Tns cause Of the falling Of tlv building Is
attributed 10 tnc fact tnat all lnm1usc irOa
safe was on one of tlc upper hD0rS, wnicn
fact It app 'ars tnc t,C n w,rc no, i Jpr,,u.
Tn. Cn,cf Of the rJii' a.. Mtt,su 81, ay-
rrehensyt Of danger f. On entering the DIi.-
ing, anl t satisfy hinSe.i aa AID vas ,,nt IN
the upper sto,l,s Us lar a. nu c0ud 20, 10
r1conl"it.r Il report Il there Wa u.Iyy
safe in tnc u .lp.r ,tV.i-S, and the inside Il
tIe building Toud prJpdJi, i,wAuu ul
peeted. Ino Caii im.a,diltr.y urdrr,u
every man IN IN - lave tn. buI.ulS
and the last Uoly u "a II nal just >. pp.J
out-lic the doc 'tl WI-n tIe ,rIsI Mas
heard wach was ira at 80 nuay,y witu
deaih. II tho uni1 ihiS orlcr was gE,u,
Tue Chi-i hal a'oIt h'y-lYc IN II n tn'
oliuiiS, ihost "i NhJ.h Were n DOUBT saw
ec rom uealh ny t!'is tIhi,iy lhteflcfcnt ol
thI GO mn u ie'' IL ems "ot u niue Ht9"nIc
tial ln's '''' "i' - u ~o'l.h Ll'at'd To VA
ga'i't.', IL. ma. wac "e.e III the same peril
Tux J.,.,.r,,, a.. .r ,,.. -
INIT! ,,.;,A .a.... .... ..a ,,.w
st..!u - .ol ..l,'x 81, .a,.,.. Al,
cy,.n1 ,,o.,,...,.,.. ......., ,,,.ry,-
.ueu;. i, ,,n .,....t
al, .cr. Al .,,,',,i i..,, "a Ia.
crca,ni--i.,.lS s.u.,I.. MIN, slim .i..,.,,
.x,s.ii,ur.. ,ur.i, an ,N ,y,t..,l ,,
il...c rs. Of Gaia II ,.,,, ,olnlry. IA
sum, r ot non, st,t,. i',,t 4 .>taI. i 49,.
census 3,jyJ, ,.2.,Alt Tree l,.nl,, :, ,JJe, -Iu
or n ar,, IN ,oI,s i,r every ia.ily. ,nc
"" ,,,'n,'',.,,. ,.,;..,,' M
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va w. :, ~ l''I, ''" r'n "'tr
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The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06
nlssOg.G"EEOS.

'TllE C"ptr'n"rilp hrrr'ufrr ,x-'ing he
| tween Johm Shulyr. John n Shilrr and
H"nr a. : u-r drIug business audrr the name
'h Shulrr i Sons, /, tins daN dI-snlvrd ", mutu
81 c,nsent. j"n~ a SHuirp
j HN SnvLrR
ApiiI =. llENRY \, Sni'LrR.
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06
SUITE SvfWLS
New Family nrgC5Yy Store
3, OOO uirc ,i,iic,hinG',


DuBllC Notice is hereby rivoulhar Ire sub
1 scrhrr, AuruUI.uau0S At the estate ul llrny
hov,,r-- o,crascd, wal attend the county ourl
otbviras'rl County, an Snlr Of Illinois, nj n
term thereof to be- holden NJ the Court House, in
Pontiac, IN said County ON The Iir-l Monday ol
CLAIMS sgnmsI sail estate nfr nuutrd and ~.
Qn,s,cI to present the same tosaid Cou't Tor nd.
udcauon MARi,DA i.ovgLrsS,
.AufI il. 1851 Aimini-tra'rS
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06
sus;,v ;.i,h ,.ui..>sc..

| HAVE lu.i 'irrjn iarp" stock nt Sup-r1ud
| NoIas,rs whic. w,Il sell ai Who.rya,r nr Re.
tail rs ,hc"p Gscan bs b,ag6tiR h,S c,ig Joun.
nv merchant, and Farmers wishing @, buy by the
Quauuly are r"JI.>t.i to call ani rNimn- my
srork before purchasing a. shall not hr unG,r.
sold Main st. "pr".rlr Manson licu.r
April 10 1884 l. u SMITH.
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06

DIED. " II u''tn. ipr. lith, TuoNAs
W. iirny, Y org ,'ion of Jrain-,g q,
- ye.rs uou''s an q i v,
'!rIsgN -- ,so - y ar+ month and ~ inv
b:En.--N' f. rv.l on thr @uth Of April,
Of Pulmonary Cor~unl ton, Ms Eiha, wife
7. +. Eanst ad, ia tnr 44'h year Of AR age
' rm"nt Papor, please copy
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06
E.hA nt HIM d. 80.
&laAnC. los, EA'S


NF0I"-rI '"'1 = OfotF'It. utt q '
DlE~LAN'l tu no oilrrt lhr county csuft
I a. ia Saiie county, note. IL hereby gwen,
'uItj,l pr,saas having c.aiHs 2lins ,he e.iat-
q. Un.v q traci eu hate ot it s,lt, 60 d-csn-
rod, urr required 'u produce the same N wri,Ipg
and t.' '..ai IA sal!cfprl on tie Let Monday IN
H.y roy'. wa't and whcIe-uch clnr'sn,s nietr.
a.'.'.' ro rrIraF f. ia. ru,i'.sr Of having :as.f
,Iuims aoWaiod lu Uursu1uce ~ !aw
Na,tg iuoDYrE VI. lor, Adm'..
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06
SELECT SCHOOL,,

NJ $. f., RoIrysoN having taken the S. baol
vi room ia 'hc ha, ,~urUr Of ia, Olinn. r.rc
Church for tie putposr OF tru,h,ng
Z rIJ.oH rtr 81 -D~r,
IN then -ual br n ,h,s Of an English .lncation
II wl, rnmmrLcr on Monday. 9Th Apf 'rrms
m1y hrknuwu b, application al the school room.
Nnr.i - 3W
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06
Shnwls aud ,ai,n,liIas.

4 LARGE rocl, mud ra. sri" chcup
y Nrr'lla,is,i | rENlTil
- -
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06
t.,.h "u, for T,re.

~ l. ARE agent Tor ,he
w .Lnl l.-uraucc,o., Hartford, Conn
iIuloId
Northwestern " t-w' -, n }
the 81 aud r,pousi'', rou rsiirs ta,lrg 'o"'
,he rsst", r,ooy yrpr- aud or, l.rrbl''',o'rsdIc
tn, rropcrn ut ouf tn,ul> aud utisl,hurs -au,,
/ .-'y hw, 'u 'Ir terms Gro : ti-Htg
luAud mar.u,. ,i.k@ tnhruu ~. n n7 ar2J
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06
fro.n ttc tn,aro Press
The late Fire in New Xor!S

Tn late fire on Broa ivay. NV York,
ofwhica we gave partl,u als on Saturday
morning, proves 10 nave b en- more di.as-
tro Is b,th in .os, oi If, anl Of property
than at lirSt reported. Cur Nlw YORK. ~
changes of Thursday gives iI. lists of Tia,
killed aud woun Id taken fro IA the ruins OF
the fallen building up 10 tat tim, wAitn
present the following i,Hifu. n Il:
The Ottawa free trader., 1854-05-06
Hgyy .lfr az .U,',vguCEITS

meUt o.ncouu'eririt rr.ld II l.. lau,,r, Ii n
Nh" market Z. cGrtis, yea are nr .mpo..t
upru
ihrtr; md nn't genuine sold Nv 0;iar. -
W. ". GrvR'!v. C.. Z. + Thompson, F-'leu,
Walker & Co, aEI hy merchants aad d'uge,ss
GENERALLY August 2T
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GRAND PLEASURE RESORT.

.JS!IA NortE TO THE CITIZENS OF
ssSsxIaH@2 W As HINIT0N, GEORGl TOWN &
N.tAaNDnIA-fte owners Of TIE GEO. WASH
LNGTON end THOMAS COLLIER have leased
.he White Hosse Pavilion, and the House is now
opened for visitors.
The place is well suited for Pic Mics and Balls
The Psvil on is $50 feet long by 30 ct wide. III,
great sdva ntage in parties going there. they have
tie shady groves; and q splen lid htu to keen
hem Tree from expos re by storm. The house a., (
the fixtures put up SO that thu house eau be used
fJr halls at night.
A6 No Steamboats, are allowed to land parties a
tie White House except by consent of the directors
Of the above boats
The walks around the house are berg planke
and gravtled.
AS- Large preparations made for Excursion
n the hi House on the 4th Of July. Tue dining
room and three sites are for rent On that day.
Per>ons can 60 and select ct Ter p ecss Tor Their
anus ment excerpt those salt cted by the (ompsny
Tor that dsy. ~ y p
no spirituous liquors to be sod 1t the Whit,
use Or on the beat on the 4th OF uly
Je l<--pnSt -.- JOB C0kS0N, Captain.
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letting gives US weekly reports from all your
Atlantic norris where emf grants are landed,
and we hear very often complaints against tne
English ships from Liverpool
Your western country will soon be settled
bv Isbor;no Germans, and your rich soil Will
produce am abundant Of grain and other re-
auirements of life The prices of wheat, rye,
barley, oats, &c, are now Iou per cent. ABOVE
the usual prices, so that your exports ma Sooa
market.
Postmasters receiving letters referring to
business not connected with the department,
but designed to promote private interests, with
out payment of postage, are instructed to re-
turn said letters to the parties sending them
under new envelope, charged with letter
postage.
The q. s. District Attorney Tor tho Sou h
ern District Of New York, Charles u -onnor,
Esq, has probably resigned.
The Current Operations OF the Treasury
Deosrtmsnt-on Saturday, tho 10th Of June,
there were of Treasury Warrants entered on
the books of the Department
For the redemption Of stocks. ...$1ll ,164 IL
Fer the payment of other Treasury
dehts NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ZZ,747 o.
For the Customs. ................ 1886 Is
Covered into the Treasury from
Customs. .,........ ,6l1 1881 SO
Lands Lands INV. $4,000 OG
For the War Department. 102,7S4 81
For re- paying for the War Depart
ment neutrality-suspicious.. oo,oiZ oil
For the NAVY Department. ...... 14,92S 81
For re-paying for the Navy De-
partmeDt. 49," '''..' az "a
For the Interior Department. 1882 s.
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norNas In CONGRESS.

~ our HOUSE. on Saturday, after ve went
- nro., Mr. Davis, of Indians, from the Com
mites for t3e District of Salumbia, rsported
q hi, To amend an act establishing tne auA,''
iary guard for protection Of private ana PaD'
Also hill increasing the eapital stock OF
the Washin gton Gaslight Company.
M Hamilton. from the same commlttee, re-
no,fed a bill granting certain additionai pow
ers TO the Corporation of Washington.
The above named bills were comml'.eu "
the Committee of the Whole on the state Vi 'he
Union, and ordered to be printed.
Mr.. Seymour, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported bill more enectuaiiy 10
secure the punishment Of certain crimes against
the United States. Recommitted to the Com.
mistee on the Judiciary, and ordered to be
printed.
Mr. Cutting, from the same COMMITTEES, made
adverse reports on various petitions, some ..
them PRAYING for the abolition of slavery in
the District of Columbia, and others for the
repeal of the fugitive slave law. Laid on the
table.
Mr.. Bocock, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs, reported bill for the reorganization
of the navy of the United States. Referred to
he Committee of the Whole on the state Of the
Union.
Mr. Lane, of Oregon, asked leave to move
to set apart three days of the next week for
consideration of territorial business; leave not
granted.
Mr.. McDougal asked leave to move to post
pone the further consideration Of the Pacific
railroad bill until the first Monday in July
next leave not granted. "A -
And then after referring Senate bills, which
were on the Speakers table, the House ad
| journed.
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-NLEa OLE THE MORNING.

The Pacific at New York brings Us four days
later intelligence from Europe. The news
from the seat of war, as furnished to us through
the medium Of the telegraph, appears to be a
strange jumbls-sconfuseda ccount-oia series
OF unimpOrtant skirmishes by land and sea
There is nothing Of definite, decisive, or sat
isfactory character; and, as far as we are able
TO Judge, it would seem as if the poor Turks
had to stand the whole shock of the Russian
forces by land Where are the English and
French troops, Where is Marshal ST. Arnauda
Where Lord Ragiand7 There is grand dis
Play of mastery inactivity somewhere some
how. l. viii never do for the allies to pascs
before the Russian bear. The commercial ad-
vices show further decline in breadstuff.
English Copsols had reached gIs This ad-
vance will inspire the hills on the American
side of the Atlantic with new hopes and fresh
arlor.
from New York we have further accounts of
noting, growing out of street preaching. Our
Saviour is called the $ Prince of Peace - but
these street preachers seem to be the imps Of
disorder and the jewellers in murderous riots.
No objection can be, nor should be, urged
against street preaching, provided the word
IS giTen in the spirit in which it is conveyed
to US through the medium of revelation. But
when nl0bs collect in the street to hear the
blaS phenOus rawlings of such lunatics as the
Angel Gabriel, their purposes can be easily
guessed.
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SOMETHING TO BE TALKED ABOUr.-The
Musical Congress, which is to be held a,
the New York Crystal palace, On Thurs
day next, promises to be on scale never
before imagined in the universal nation.
That gifted, brilliant, dashing bamboo
zler, julien, is to be the grand director.
The N. Y. Times thus notices the Con.
gress:
The arrangements are on q sale not only
without precedent here, but We imagine with
out parallel IN Europe. Such musical
event iDaeed marks d new epoch in the history
OF ant IN this CO unTy, and is, we trust, but the
beginning Of many such. If, as we have every
reason 10 believe, this Congress proves salts
fac'eriiy that we have fifteen hundred rat
rate musicians at our very door, there need
De little fear OF retrogTessiOD, and still less Of
coHPaTlson with any other city in the world.
A Ii e IT, Choral ard HaTmoric Societies
viii be found elsewhere, NUM- e. ing perhaps
d thousand voices. Tue perfect, massive har-
rccny OF such corps can scarcely be ina
gined.' 'Fa
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VOCAL CONCERT.

'I'HE citizens CT Washington aid GEORGETOWN are
L respectfully informed ihst those rsre musical
crodgies, the "Wells Children, Of Baiti-
more, at the earnest solictat Of nun rous fends
vii give serie. Of three Concerts On the coming
TUESDAY, WkDNt SDAY, and THURSDAY EVE.
NIhGS at the Odd Fellows Hall.
WILLIE is hut seven years of sge and EDITH is
five They Will be assisted by MISS MARY OAR
LEY, promising young vocalist aud their teacher
Prof j. Ii. HEWITT, who will preside at the piano
fore
e. Tickets Is cents-to te had at the Music
sores Hotels, and at the door on The evenings q
performance.
+&*ocors open at5-commeace ct S o'clock.
ie
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To WASHINGTON ABsENTEEs.-Sucho OF
cur city subscribers as intend passing a
few weeks at the watering places will be
furnished regularly with the Star, during
their absence, by leaving their names
and address at our counting-room. The
Star will serve as an admirable substitute
for a gossiping letter from home. 100
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GRAND eXCURS ON

nP WOHs WA IRIBE No. 4, IMPROVED Or
~ DER OF RED MEN.
Abe above Tribe respectfully announce to ths.-
Brethren OF the Order and the public generally thr-
they have cl,prtered TIE very safe aud ocmmodiou,
Steamer 4 Oh HATAE, for Their first grand excur.
si"n down the Potomac river on WEDNESDAY tie
5lst OF June, 1s54. Tie Committee will guarantee
10 AL who may honOr them with their presence, al
agreeable time.
The Boat will stop at Fort Washington quite lour
enough to allow The comp.ay tine 10 view the FUi.
ti1 alton, &c.
Che bast fotil!un Music is engaged.
Supper AMI eeir-si.Ias pts VII be served up ly az
experienced caterer.
Tickets ONE DOLL AR admitting gentleman
II ladies'; which can Re had 1T the usual places a.
the boat. or from TIE Cnmmittee
The Bat will leave Georgetown at 1 o'clock D. Z:
Washington at 2; Navy YARD az 3: and Alexandra
at O'Clock, returning ct a seasonahle hosr, SOP
ping at the Navy Yard.
C1eBaitiee Of arrangements -Wash'n s Wrichi
VIM. J. Smith, Lev StraSburce-. js 1O-lOt
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PURE COUNTRY MILK.

I'HE prop ietor of " Locust Hill Farm Dairy, hsf
L added to his stock IF Cows, and is now prepared
to increase the delivery Of this most necessary art
Gle to fauai les throughout tire city. Their Wagon
are now running each twics day-one rom 9TH
street to Capitol Hill, de- rom It'll to l4th sts
and the Island; and one from 14th street TO eorgs
town.
Families wishing to be supplied will do we'll BIZ
apply ing few Gays in advance, tn the drivsrs O.
tue a. ON or address "Locust Hill Dairy through
tie Post Office.
This e airy is two miles from the Post Office on
the 9TH street road and thos- who feel IN rteresl
IN an article 80 necessary to ealth, comfort, and
even lux iry of life invited to cali ard fee it's
management. lie l9-lmt