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OYSTERS-.FRESH DAILY.

U1SIEKS--FKES DAILY.
TPlCURES Of theae elicious bvalve,, an have
~ their various palates gratifed by having tn m
subscriber bss engaged protested cook, especial
for his department whose qualifications have been
attested to by many.
calls served up at all hours, consisting of every
delicacy of the season. FLINT's HOTEL,
oct 3-1m Pa. syenue
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EfOR s3bE.-A pair Of vermont ihUuu y
Il MARES, six years old we'll broken. ~
Sound, stylish and capitol drivers TheySTE&
are the property of a gentleman who re-Ah
Gently obtained them st the North for bis US
but now fnds that change in his rsngem ents
skies it desireable for him to dispose of them
They are just the hor es to he driven by gentle
man or lady They can be seen o. Southron's Qstt
EiIch'sl stables On 18th street. -., 49, sep 30
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WTANTFD-An active and industrious BOY, to at
w tsnd In Dry Goods Store, one tina. is willing
to make himself generally us1ul, and that can
come we'll recommended, Will hear of situation by
applying to a1aia JNO. H. sMOOT.
oct 9-4t Bridge st.. GEORGETOWN
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THE JU0TLEE.-Instruc actors and Devo
V tions fir the Jubilee, prefxed to which are thu
OF the Most Rev. Archbishop. :" - -
The OGDEN took Of the Confrate rnitses
The Spirit Rspper, with many Other new FORKS.
oct l0-eo3t - s'1AF"E 42S Seventh street
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A POLK LO-T.-O On Saturday atlel noon est be
n tween 3 and s o'c'ock p. m some wh~re be.
TIVE iha corI er OF lIth street and Pea ylvspis
avenue snd Drumu onds (the lst) toll gate, on the
Columbia turhpike in Alexandria county. The said
book was large AMI unbound, and was tied up in
parer. fbe iuder, 30 rrQair .ng, Will be suitably
rewarded on ing It at the Star ONCE. \ "a
oct Q-Iw -....g D
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LsOR RRNr--A two-siory HOUSE, with q Rack
Il building, on 18th street. Ths House has been
recently repsired, and ia in good condition. To q
careful tenant the rent will be made moderate. Ap
ply to JOHN WILSON, on 18th, betw. H snd Sta
oct ~ eo9fA -.
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: GRANBERRIEs, NEW CIDFR, &c

Usr received by Express, q lot of fius oranher.
- ries ct 121a cents PEE quart, Sweet Cider Gu
cunher Pickles and Vinegar at 90 cts per hnndre.
Csariftd SUGAR Ii lbs. for 81. hay Lyons Family
Flour at Mill prices s.u - =. 80 ~ :
Don't allow yourself to be humbugged in the be
lief that superior block Tea cannot BE- had TOR 6Oc
come aud try, and l warrant you will be convinced
that 1t is rs good better than you have bean b
10 be had only at the Family Grocery of :, :,
Kip - Tia ,ssit.ru.9r HavoIZ. M. P. KING, "a
E- ai.urH cor. Vermont avenue and L street,
oct ~ 81 ,.g.-- e4uiE st Johns sausre.
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NOR RENT.-The most desirable STORE now TO
i be had on Pa. avenue is next dsor to the new
Star Once. It is situated between the new Star
Office and the store on the corner of Pa avenue
and Eleventh street, being fitted up by Hilbue &
Hl'z, tor their contemplated magnificent Pi.no and
Music establishment. Apply early at the star Of
hC'. f--- - az oct 2 If
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~ THE UNION ACADEMY,

u THE UNION ACADEMY.
800 Corner Of i4tb street Gsld Nsw York dccn1S
TNHIs Institution sill be opened for IN. next year
I on the e. st Monday IN September. 1884 Tbe
uumher Of pupil' Is kmlieed. be school VIII CON
sist OF thrve classes, Junior, Mddle and Snior Ev'
.ry desraS faciity is offered Applications should
be made Immediately Preference given % those
tho enter TOR ti,e Lon gest time. o.. -sIr I .
Circulars a. the Books torres. 90 1u1EF =
THE UNION FEMALE ACADEMY VII open at
ths same tame. Circulars above. 80 .
a. .iftu- = z RtCHARDs,
ySI-dau 4 ~ MRS NJ. A. RfCHAhbc.
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= TATION ERY.-Our friends and the pub
y lie that We have always on b nd All assortme 1T
o. ali kinds Of Paper Pens, Blank Books, Notes and
Checks, Wsfsrs, sand and Sand Boxes Ink AID
standishes snyslopes P-ncils, &C., in addition to
wei selected stock of Perfurrery, Musical Irstru,
ments, &C, all OF which pledge TO sell at as rea
sonabls prices rs any establishment south of New
York. JN0. r. ELLIS, r.
oct -'..''. Pa avenue
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DOR kENT-Three new three story HOUSES, on
Il Pierce street, between North Capitol ard Ist st.
and and u. They contain six rooms each. Ap.
ply to CHARLES THOM A, Immediately opposite.
f. oct 6-2W* f..-- 4 a. - -1~ a. -
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Wants,


"Wantsr and " Wnmtsds advertisements. four linz
or le M each insssioas Is eenss; each additional
.'e eea.s' p ~ 10 sd aTFogI 1 =
w Store. Ore who 10 honest and can rad. NAV
ind good situation BY applying to - :,
oas q, No al s !. srahh .s,...
|uTANrED-By the subscriber, good, reeppecct.
w able. sober, honest, and competent Oyster
SHCCKER Ode who has no objection to put hi.
,nas into shy nsul re quest In 9 Restaurant viii
fni good and permanent situation ~ 70
A'ss, good Kitchen Maid. u 57"7 'a. re
g BoULANsER,
n H1'2 ZfI| street, near the War Department.
WANTED-By q good snd panctual tenant, O
w small HOUSE, either brick or frame, within
short distance Of the Centre Market: Please cali
E'gls Plumbing and Gas Fitting Estaslishnept
corner of Sixth street and Pa avenue. -=cls :
octa -eoSt sjes s,5sn.Esa .se. "a gni
fNXYAnTED-A,Br Brick H0UyE, for small taml,
w between Sd and 18th streets, and Pa avenue
and g Ct Apply Doctor h, Box LOG, Post once.
---S. - 80 = = - g L.
WANTED-One young MAN, Of good personal
w appear aucs and polished manner, to ents,
INTO light and lu'rstive eps s%ss Apply to
oct 1,-2t oes ICY LEVIN w + rAsE Tot.,
"ANTED-A Woman to Cook, W ah and Iron
Nv and do general heusevork. Apply to O. W.
Marsh, Now York Az, bet. 18th and 18th.
oct l1--2t* :. -.
+" ANTED-An experienced GARDENERS, to
w take large Garden, mile and q quarter
from the city, on shares Rare Inducements offered
Address Immediately, by letter or person, william
stcknsy, No. !, Fowler's Building, corner seventh
snd streets. 5,.... ~, oct 10-1w
"ANTED-By an Englishmsn. sitnatien Is q
" Goodman and Gardener. Apply at B. Jost's
Wine Store, Pa. avenue, near 18th street. 80
ct lO-3tA - t's.fLil -. g. - -at-.-.'- -.. =
VTTANTFD-An active and industrious BOY 10 at
w tsnd In q Dry Goods Store, one tina. is willing
to make himself generally useful, and that can
come we'll recommended, will hear of situation by
applying to @7ai1 JNO H. sMOOT.
oct at Bridge st., Georgetown.
NNlNNER WANTED-Wantsd immediately gpod
i THINNER. To good and steady hand 90 ns Ia ot
employment and bsst wages given. & s7.fs F, =
Ct. I'd - st.- PURSE & COLLINS.
oct9-6t 49, r1t-, opp Willaras' Hotel =
M ANTED.-A family wan ing permanent board
w with the quiet and comforts of home, can be
accommodated with pleasant rooms in q .uall pri.
vate family in Georgetown. Address A. B. through
the Washington Post Office for PARTICULARS. !
oct 9-4t<
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N1lNNER WANTED-Wantsd immediately q eprd
i THINNER. To good and steady hand 90 ne ia Mt
employment and bsst wages given. sy.rs-. =
Ct. I'd - st.- PURSE & COLLINS.
oct9-6t 5-s-' r1t-, opp llaras' Hotel =
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GT0RAGE.-Wallach Hope will store Furni
~ fure, Dry Goods, Grocerisa &c, in the extensive
basement underneath the new Star Buildings" at
the Garner of Pennsylvania avenue and sleveuth
street. These easements paved with fsss well
ventilated, and perfectly dry at all times and &C.
cure. Apply At tia Star Office counter.
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suk sA..E--A fire young HORSE, warranted
Il sound, and perfectly safs in harness or under
the saddle. Gan be ssen at Earle's Stables, First
WAR; NON see 3. y. ~ O'Clock p, n. >, ss.-'e
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ST. CHARLES CLOTHING HOUSE,
And Gentlemens' Quitting Establishment,

And Gentlemens' Quitting Establishment,
No. = northwest corner Of K,1g and Fatrtaz ss.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
HENRY BLONDaAEM RESPECTFULLY Invita- The
IL attention Of his friends and the public in
general, to his extensive and ell CANT assortment of
fashionable Fall and Winter CLOrHIsa, nsm.ly
The latest style of Paris Frocs coat, DreesCoatB,
and e. OverCoats of all descr ptions. Also, French
black, doeskin, and fancy @ sb;mers, and tweed
Panta'oons. also, well ortei and elegant st ,ck
Of Erench end English velvet AID silk satin Vests
the Yery best Qualities Hhi.h ondhse,n ofer ..
for sale at full 20 per cent lower for cash. shnn esn
be purchased at any establishment within this or
any southern city. Henry Blondhas1n therefore
patrons and the citizens within the envil uns of this
city. sI
N. B.-por't forget the number Of the house,
which is 81, north east corne, of King ana FAIRFAX
streets. Alexandria oct colin
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MTANTED-By an Englishmsr. sitnatien Is q
w Coachman and Gardener. Apply at B. Jost's
Wine Store, Pa. avenue, ear 18th street. 80 -
ct lO-3fA - f..s-it e. - .a7-af-'- -.
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A RARE CHANCE For sale, fourteen acres { (
n LAND one rile from the city line, mar the
Toll ente on Seventh street four acres In tin.
Der, fms etc Eor suburban resideuc1-soiI vel
adspssd for ns9ket gardening EnqriTe of
q. HUBBARD,
Neos the Toll Gate, on Seventh street.
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MILLINERY,

AIRS CH0tTE will open her Pall and Winter
vi MILLINERY on saturday. the 18th instant {,
on Louisiana avenue. sixth st No. IS. The
ladies of the District respectfully invited where
a good assortment Of Millinery will be exhibited.
oct 9-aoet 49, af MI
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CARD MUSICAL.
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
Chqnge Of Prices betsceya Wcsttaqt0n u BauinsoTe
1pa ~ % z.s &C

~ OFT G E.-Qn and after Monday, u / Der I'd
~ the fare betWe Washington and Baltimnr,
vii be ons dollar and sisty CENTS commu att n
sften cents Will be alIowef to eli who procure tick
cts before enter ng the cars. An d,ion OF ter
cenrs vi also Be made TO all way statans unies,
tickets are purchased at the Office.
Round trip tickets for three days, will be issued
On the 2f I'D, 4th, and 5tb instant at g. to all who
NAV VII h to visit the Agricultural Fair and Mary
land LasLituts. ,-r-7l. ..
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 9 and s]k a
u sfta 3 and 8 p M. ... .....s r,... 80.
p Ga Sundays At 6 a m md 5 . n. -s.r..-t
Leave Baltimore 1er Wa hingtop daily, except
Sundays, a. "a aad Q N, ard 5 and p m.
On Sundays At II a "a and p m r,.-.G
- By Order: ------T T. 81 PARSONS, Agent
&C. I'm g III pTpIEEI
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" ANTED.-A family wan ing permanent boart
w with the quiet and comforts of home, can bs
accommodated with pleasant rooms in mall pri
vate family in Georgetown. Address A. B. through
the Washington Post Office for PARTICULARS.
oct 9-4ts 1'-'
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Tor aala ana Rent.

ItLfURNISHED ROOM TO let on 18th street. three
| IL doors south OF Pa. avenue. Apply at Mrs. Tar.
lor's Seq Store, directly opp Births Stables.
r. oct i2-3ts 80 - & HaFvrHFF
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dor RENT-A small brick house, e1ntaining six
Il rooms and kitchen, situated on the south side
Ct 4 street north, between 18th and 18th streets
inquire on the premise to George W. Stewart 1t
the corner Of and 18th streets. Possessions given
Immediately. = rs ~ ect Il-3t&
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WATCH RE1uRNs-The journal at the guard
house was entirely blank this morning. The only
inmates of the rooms being few persons who wen,
there for lodgings.
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ILspsLpHIA AUCTION BARGAINS

PHILADELPHIA AUCTION BARGAINS.
E,RENCH Mernos all shades, ats cents very
cheap
French Herino Plsds, al styles
500 pieces black silk velvet Ribbons OF al widths,
very chasp 75isi ~ '-' --..''
Plaid Silks, piaij Rib bons : ''1tl't. -
Block silks of every width and quality =
200 French Shawfs, various ftylss, very low
Customers will do we'll to call sad leok at nv
stock ali OF which win be sold ct small advsnca,
Ior saxh -l-i.. VIM. r. RILEY
Corper Sth ST., opposite Centre Market.
oct 2-1u. III. --..I -
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I" ANTED-An experienced GARDENER, to
w take large Garden, mile and q quarter
from the city, on shares Rare Inducements offered
Address Immediately, by letter or person, william
stcknsy, No. 7, Fowler's Building, corner seventh
and streets. oct LOW
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AxENDNENT TO TIL bkEAD BLL-An amend
ment 10 The bread bill If befare committee sof the
Councils proposing that the weight Of hall leaves Of
treac slialln6 be less thal IL nor more than s1
OUNCES loayes, not less than Is nor more than
~ ;a0ueIe iOasr not less than 81 nor more than
S4 and that Tie leaves siIa be stamped with tIreif
,sspe etve weights IN Is me proposition Of Mr..
Barr, OF the Second W ard. grsL
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Brick HOUyE, for small family
w between Sd and 18th streets, and Pa avenue
and ct. Apply Doctor a., Box lo6, Post once
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nEsIRABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE OR RENT.
A house on Missouri avenue. three doors east
of4 str et This property may be regarded as the
most desirsble private residence In The city For
terms, which will be accommodating, apply to the
subscriber, Pennsylvania svenue, opposite Browns
Hotel. - 10 20 y. PURSELL.
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"ANTED-One young MAN, Of good personal
w appear aucs and polished manner, to ents,
into light and luorstive business Apply to
i+.' =. "ti.' LEVIN g. TARR, q,
oct T1-2t - -af ~-,577ll wi,l.r,ls, Hot.,
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EOR SAEE-That eligible Property, now s,cuuied
L BY the subscriber. situsted the west tide Of
Tenth street, four doors south OF II. There 3s lot
having thereon . frame DIV telling. two stories and
basement, eighteen feet front. iThs lot running
back eightysiebt feet and lie in high state of cui
hvation as garden. For further particulars Ell.
qufre OF R. Gray Campbell. A. 2. Cunningham, or.
~ ss-12a - JOSEPH COLLIER,
oct l2-3t% corner and Seventh sts
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WTANTED-By q good snd punctual tenant. a
w small HOUSE, either brick or Frame within
short distance Of the Centre Market. Please csIl
On or address ,iIz go l-=E - JNO. REESE.
E'gls Plumbing and Gas Fitting establishment.
corner of Sixth street and Pa. avenue. -=c.s :
oct6 -eoSt ata. sa.r... - .....- So. -
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w and do general houses ork., Apply to O. W
Marsh, New York Az, bet. 18th and 18th.
oct l1--2t* -
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"Wonts" and "Wnsfsdn advertisements, four lines
or s M each inssEsons Is cents; each additional
i1ne cehu' ri ~ Ess a asS grFoC1F Il -
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FILTHY CUTTERS AND SEwER.-We hear much
complaint ofIhe filthy of the cutters and sewer
at the northwest corner of Pennsylvania avenue and
Twelfth street. All the aromatic scents of Butts
aPothecary shop on the corner cannot destroy the
or The Board of Health, see to its purificstion: =
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Run AND Coon MANNERs--On Tuesday night a
gang of youag nenwho had bsen ndulgng too FIRE, Iy
IN New England rum got rather too high, and opened
such voey of oaths upon The passers by the
OF Gun street and the Avenue, mat ladies could
pass. Carduct OF this sort should be prevented Tor
II these rowdy boys be allowed to get drunk and
curse and abus,, females tey walk in The streets
gentlemen will be afraid 10 take their wives OF
daughters walking with them.
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-15
M. JACOBSON g. CO.,
April isf. 81.

WJolesaLe ard Retail Dealers ia Ready Made
C2ofhing. Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods.
NOW OCCUPYING THEIR OWN FIRE
IN proof brick building adjoining the 81.
Charles Hotel. would respectfully announce to
the ladies' and gentlemen of Shasta and vicinity
that they iiave just received full assortment OF
SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
uneqnalled by any that has ever been offered in
this place this side of the Atlantic States.
The ladies' goods consist of
French Lnsfre Mnsiins. figured;
Piais @htie. do, iSariss Book and Croxebdy do,
Lsecn and Cotton Cambsics, Laecs.
HLi'e and Cofored JFmdos Car'oins,
Hosiery. Shines. SIX and kid Giores,
Ri5bons, Fancy Buttons, TRIMMINGS,
and other fancy articles too numerous to men-
ton.
complete assortment of Gcntleunen's Farm
shing Goods. Cutlery. Playing Cards, and all
Slher articles usually kept in our line OF busi-
ness.
Ladies and gentlemea viii find it to their in
erest to call aud examine stock. before pur-
chasing elsewhere, as we fater ourselvas that
aoue compete with us, with the advantages
we now enjoy-receiving, as we do. our goods
direct from the Atlantic Staies and Europe.
l1g Packers and Miners will please notice
the above card.
NJ. JACOBSON. San Francisco
HENRY GETLESON, Shasta.
April, 1874. apa-tf
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-15
suERurr,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
ID issued out of the District Court III and for
the county of Shasta and State OF Californiaduly
aiies,ed on The a2d day of March, A. d. 1854.
requiring me to satisfy Judgment IN favor OF
IIorseley & Parker VS.. George Law, for the sum
of five hundred and eighty-three dollars and
thiriy-'hree cents judgment. and one hundred
and ihirty-eisht dollars and fifty cents costs.
and accruing costs. have seized and taken in
execution all the right, title and interest of the
sand George Laws in and to the following
named property heretofore attached in said suit.
to wit: One dwelling house, corral and barn,
situated on the trail from Shasta to Weaverville
8 Sdecanters; pr. gold scales; | bar pitcher;
doz. tumblers; | clock; 3 picture frames
looking glass; IA pr blankets; 6 co.s 10 mat
rasses; ? doz. dinner pates II doz. knives and
forks; II tea cups; 30 saucers: cruit stands; !;
| wash tub and board: 3 table cloths; 8 pillow
cases; l cooking stove and fixtures; table i;
table pitchers; 3 sugar bowls, and one grind
stone.
Notice is hereby givcn that I will expose 10
public sale on the premises, Saturday, tie 9TH
day Of april, proximo, between the hours of ten
O'Clock A. NJ. and A +. NJ all of the above de-
scribed property to the highest bidder for cash.
WIN. A. NUNNALLY,
Sheriff of Shasta County.
Shasta. March 25. 1854 Id
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-15

TO CLOSE CDA CERN.
TVHE SHASTA STEAM GRIST and SAW
L MILL will be sold at auction without re-
serve
On Monday, the 1sf day of May next,
The present owners wish to close out tho
senior partner is about to return home. and Ih'-
JUNIOR is concerned in business else here. Per-
sons who know anything OF TIE present and
prospective isasiness ot this property, will no'
t,il to see IN ats persecution sure and speed,
rnad to pile
rhc property. consisting as falaaWs, may be
sud III classes, viz
No. STEAM ENGINE. 90 horse power,
with tubular boiler, in frst order togetl ei
with one fLOGRlNG MILL Noy's imprnve ed
patent now in general use la tsse large mills al
the Bay. Also, tie gear and buildings covering
the mills.
No. , SAW MILL Pages patca4 circnlar
complete. with SAWS from SO 10 60 kelies, and
track for hauling logs
No. 3. OXEN. S-e yoke. large and well broke,
with wagons yokes aud chains.
No 4. ONE GOOD BAY HORSE, saddle and
bride.
No s. TWO DWELLING HOUSES with
stoves and cookiug utensils sheds for csttlt,
and good grazing ground adjaceut.
No g. TOOLS, Euhsher oi, With scales. etc.
LOT IN SHASTA, 20 by ljl feet we'll
fenced in. and adjoining The Shasia Corraf.
No. s. LUMBER, quantity al seasoned, OF
various dimeHsh,os.
The sale to take place on the premises. | !
miles from Shasta. at la clock ~ NJ, lst May,
when terms will be made known
CARTER g. co
N. T. CARTER. J. y. BRlcEi.AND.
Shasta April 3, 1854 apStd
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-15
CONsrARIE,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
- issued out Of Justices Court. Clear Greek
Township. county Of Shasta and State OF Cali
fnrnia. from }. r. Landrum. Esq. Justice OF the
Peace, duly attested and dated the llth day OF
March, Ammo Domni One thousand eight hun
dred and fifty -four. commanding me to satisfy a
judgment rendered in said Court AT the suit of
J. " Need VS.. W. II. Reed. for tue sum OF two
hundred and eight dollars and twenty cents
($a0S2O) principal, aud fftyfour dollars and
twenty-five cents (54.25) costs. and accruns
costs, have levied upon and taken IN execu-
tion the following described property. TO wit: I:
Two shares in NJ. NJ Conner & Company's ditch.
or North Fork Cottonwood ditch. leading from
Cottonwood to Bald Hills. taken as the property
of said defendant to satisfy said Judgement; and
hereby give notice according 10 law, that on
Monday the l7ih day Of April next, between the
hours of nine o'clock A. NJ. and o'clock L. NJ
| will sell the above described property on the
premises at Bald ILLS to the highest bidder for
cash.
Dated at Briggsville, March Goth. A. d. 1854.
ELI HILLES.
Constable of Clear Greek tp. by special depnte
March %. mh2o-td
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-15
NOTICE

Is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE PUBLIC. that
4 |. Eiizabeih Moody. wife of W. e. Moody, of
the Comfy Of Shasta in the State of Califoruia,
intend from date hereof to carry on aud transact
business III my own name and on my own ac-
count. Said business to consist ol farming and
ranching.
Given under my hand this o9th day Of March,
1854. ELIZABETH MOODY
STATE OF CALIFoRSIA. County of Shasta, So
Gu this 29ih day of March. 1854. comes before
ME, the undersigned, Recorder within and for
The County of Shasta in the State aforesaid.
Elizabeth Moody, known to me to be the same
person who signed the above and foregoing dec
larafion, and who acknowledges TO me that the
execution thereof is her act aud deed for the
purposes therein ex xprcssed and understood
Witness my hand aud seal, there being no Of
iicial seal yet provided.
THOS. ". DAWSON. [L.S.1
Recorder OF Shasta Co., Cal
| An-,t LET
The Shasta courier., 1854-04-15
FOR SALE,

.,t95S A GOOD GARDEN, situated on the
|5ll&& big Flat" of Trinity river.
- - Together with IA LARGE STORE
HOUSE 26 x SO. and suitable outbuIldings for
farming purposes.
The situation is good one for public house,
being on the main trail leading from Weaver
Vile to Humboldt Bay, and in the best mining
district in the country, besides being the oldest
established place in the county. and tavorably
known to all who have travelled that way.
The undersigned would par icular.y recon-
mend their place to men with families who
would wish to carry oh trade in connection
with public house, or trade excusively-hav-
ing themselves proved trade 10 be a of
profit.
TERMS Cash, or live stock at fair rates.
WILLIAMS & STUART.
Stuartville, Trinity river. Cal. mhlllf