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Moral SEasloS oS a RAM.-W hen friend OF
ours whom we call Agricoa, W as boy, he
lived farm in Berkshire county, the owner
of which was troubled by his dog Wolf. The
cur killed his sheep, knowing, perhaps, that his
master was conscientipusly opposed to capital
punishment and he could devise no means to
prevent it.
- can break him Of it," said Agricola, if
you will give me leave
Thou art permitted" said the honest far
mer; and we VIII let ASricula tell the story in
his own words.
There vas ram en- the farm" said Agri-
cola, 4" as notorious fer butiing as Wolf was for
sheep-kiIling and who stood in much need OF
moral suasion as the dog shut " off up in the
barn with this old felluw, and the consequence
was, the dog never looked n sheep in the face
again. The ram broke every bone in his body.
literally. Wonderfully upitted was the ram
aforesaid, by his exploit; his insolence became
iutoerablei he was snre to pitch into wIomso-
ever went nigh him. I'll tiA him, said l.
and SO l did. rugged iron crowbar out of
hole in the barn, point foremost, and hung an
old hat on the end of it. You can't always tell,
when you see hat whether there is IA liead III
it or not how then shonld rama Aries made
at il full butt and being good marksman from
long practice. the bar broke in between his
horns and came out under his tail This little
admoniiion etfecrually cured him Of butting.'
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FOR MALE.

f5,aA GOOD GARDEN. situated OH the
I,llll& Big Flat" of Trinity river.
- Together with a LARGE STORE
HOUSE % x SO. and suitable outbuIdings for
farming purposes,
The si'nationisa a good one for public house,
being on the main trail leading from Weaver
vile to Humboldt Bay, and in the best mining
d's'ret IN the country besides being the Oldest
established place in the county and iaynrably
Known Ia all who have travelled that way
the Undersigned wonld par icnar.y recon-
mend their place to men with familes " ho
wnnid Wish 10 carry trade in connection
VIII publlc house, or trade exclusivelv-liav-
ing themselves proved trade to be source OF
profit.
TrhNs- Cash, or live stock at fair rates.
WILLIAMS & STUART.
S;uartville. Trinity river Cal n,hlltf
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otal,
$4,000

70 The above goods are warranted in every
particular jus: what they are represented TO BE-
in the Catalogue, and If found not 10 be so the
undersigned hold themselves responsible for the
amount in cash. The first prize shows for itself,
and the balance we are perfectly willing. aud
would ask it favor to have Them tested al
any time by competent judges. The rattle will
be drawn by a committee uf gentlemen ap-
pointed by the ticket holers, and if not drawn as
soon as the day specified, they will be redeemed
at So each
Tickets ratified for every evening at the Bella
Union, Weaverville, where the goods be
examined. sl29-id
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u What do you think of equality % said
Mons. the Count d Escayrac de Lantnr. 10 m
Arab chief one day. do you think thai an
men are equal I" . Without doubt" replied the
inhabirant OF the desert: all men are equal as
the fingers OF the hand Showing the Count his
nervous hand, he coniinn-d-- Behold" said
ne. !" look al these FIVE fingers; their origin is
common they cannot be parted wirhou, grave
wounds: but one of them is long, the others are
shorter. II all were alike. could neither touch.
nor strike. nor grasp. Be sure i ID with men
az with ,he fingers Of the hand
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- The Albany Knicker6ocker has humorous
and laconic way OF relating city scenes occasion.
ally. Take for example the following:
A teamster was driving a heavy laden wagon
down Steuben street. A gentleman was cross
ing slightly in advance. when sndden applica.
tion OF the whip sent the horses bolt against the
neutrality-suspicious. staggered. wheeled, seiz-
ed horses by the head and stopped him--driver
indignant. gentleman demonstrated with driver
driver blasphemous and insolent foot passen-
gers no right on the street. getIeman hanled
driver of his wagon, vigorous application of pc
dal extremity of gentleman TO part driver sits
down on, popular opinion sarved him right
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sarx,s WHISKY CxEEE HOUSE,

fsz.SSS2a THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD IN.
lii&| form the public that this Hotel, pleas
- - anfy siinaied in Franklin City on Whis-
ky creek. six miles north of Shasta on the Yr,
ka and Weaverville road, is now open for III.
reception OF relfrs buarders and cnstoncrs
generally. The Table is constantly supplied
with all The varieties of meats and vese,ahl..
procurable in this market. while the Bar is fur
nished With almost every kind of liquors of the
~ery best quality. There is also good and Sc
cure
Corral
attached to the establishment, always supplied
WIN an abundance OF hay and barley. for the
accommodation of packers, travellers. &c
The subscriber has no hesitat on in nron;x;na a
iuii satisfaction to all who may pa,ronize him.
NJ, BENJAMIN MIX.
Whisky Greek. July 80. 1853. #
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HORSE MARKET AND LIVERY
STABLE,
THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS

a THE UNDERSIGNED BEGS
E2&Nl leave to announce TO his old cus- 49,
N' Nstomers aud the public generally, dS>
that his arrang gelnents are now completed 10 have
always on hand. Horses and Mules for hire or
sale. and trusts that by strict attention TO bust
ness to merit g Continuance Of the liberal patron
age hitherto bestowed on him.
Horses aud Mules bought and sold on CON-
mission.
AuctiQn sales of stock daily
Those wishing to sell or purchase stock will
find it to their advantage to call at the Stock
Market. JAMES LOAG,
Shasta March 70 1853. Auctioneer
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CHRIsIIAs MoIHER. The reverend DR..
Hawkes. of New York. recently delivered lee.
ture before the Historical Society of tha, city,
when he related the following story among otE-
ers, Illustrative of female heroism;
Among those who formed part of the settle
ment during the revolutionary struggle, was a
Poor woman, who having buried her husband.
was lett In poverty with the task upon her hands
OF raising three sons. Of these, the two eldest.
ere long, fell in the cause of their country, and
she struggled on with the youngest as best she
could. After the fall of Charleston. and the dis.
astrous defeat of Col. Buford of the State of yir
ginia, by Tarlton, permission was given to some
tour or five American females to carry necessa.
tlee and provisions, and administer some relief
70 me prisoners on board the prison ship and in
the Jalls OF Charleston. This widow was one OF
the volunteers upon this errand of mercy. She
was admitted within the city, and Drawing the
horrors OF pestlence, employed herself to the
extent OF her humble means in allevating the
deplorable sufferings of her countrymen. She
knew what she had to encounter but notwith-
standing went bravely on.
Her mission OF humanity having been fulfill
ed, she left Charleston on her return. but alas
her exposure to the pestilential atmosphere she
had been obliged to breathe, had planted in her
system the seeds of fatal disease, and ere she
reached her home, she sank under an attack of
prison fever brave martyr to the cause of hu-
manity and patriotism. The dying mother, who
now rests in an unknown grave thus left her
only son, the sole survivor OF his family. to the
worlds charity; but little did she dream as
death closed her eyes, the future of that orphan
boy. The son became President Of this free Re-
public,-for that widow was the mother Of An
drcU Jackson!
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OXE OF The LADIEs.-ltidDg over the Hamil-
ton and Dayton Railroad, tho other day, under
tho charge Of Mr.. John Van Dusen (the gentle
manly conductorpro tem.,) he told us the fol-
lowing incident, which we thought worth ma
king note" of:
Zone day last week" said he, there came
on board OF the cars, from one OF The up-country
| stations, pretty, genteel young lady, en- Touie
tor this city. She was alone, 80 waited upon
her to good seat, and made her as comfortable
as possible. 1t was few minutes before the
starting hour, and she so agreeable and so
laxative, | fingered. and we had quite "a pleas
ant chat. Afterwards, when collecting the tick
ets she again detained me an instant, aud gave
me some tne peaches, which, she said. came
from her friends orchard, in the country and /
began TO think that had not met with such
charming lady passenger for many day. Well.
we arrived al the depot--there | attended her
10 a carrlage-handed her up the carpet bag :
and, after all, what do you think she sal I"
Now, we thought, OF course, iha, the lady
would say,very politely, . Thank you sir" smile
like gleam OF sunshine, the carriage would
| roll OH, our friend john would bow an adieu.
and with sigh, perhaps, turn away and forget
the matter. SO we related that as our supposi-
ton
Nc" said John, she did no such thing; but
just as her foot was on the step, she turned, and
with a sort of look | can't describe observed:
'.You must consider this, sir, merely car ac-
quaintance. You must not expect to be recog-
nlsed If we chance to meet anywhere else" aud
John drew long breath
What did you say we asked.
| why, thought that rather uncivil at least,
SO replied very quickly. " certainly not, mad
am !; was just going to remark, that you mus,
not feel siishted. if unnoliced by me anywhere
but on the cars-for, really, we conductors, hav.
to be careful about our acquaintances
''And the ladyl" said we.
'' She looked quite silly as she drove off" re-
| piled John.-Cin. Times
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Y When Haddixs wife kicked him out OF
bed, says he, . See here meow you'd better not
90 that again you do it might cause COOL
" My son" said an old lady. how must
Jonah have felt when the whale swallowed
hopeful's reply.
we consider the following advice very
wholesome and il is given gratis to the rising
generation:
10 gong to parties, just mind wha. YOU re- at;
Beware Of your head. and take care nj vopr ba,
Lest you find that favorite son Of your mo,ber
Has an ache in the one, and brick in the o,ber
~ An Irishnnan remarked that trpe cen.
tenaa Will never look at the fauls of 4 nrs.,v
woman without shutting his eyes
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DISEASE AT LTMA.-A correspondent of the
Panama Star says, that naueless pestilepce is
raging at the city OF Lima, in South America
carrying of hundreds of the most youthful and
healthy-looking strangers and natives. but more
especially the former Death and ruin seem to
be the order of the times, and trade and improve.
ments have come to stand
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a@ THE UNDERSIGNED MOULD AN.
AasIII nolnce that they have pnrr hased til.
4-a1.A- Union HOTEL, IN Weaverville, and ar.
determined 10 devote themselves to the. accom-
mediation of The pubic,
We do not hesitate to promise every comfort
and convenience tn be notained at the best Lo-
tells i'll this portion Of The State
Our table and bar will always be supplied
with the best articles 10 be procured in the mar
ket.
We can also furnish comfortable private rooms
for families. KAISER 4 WALTER
Weaverville, Jan %, 1854. If
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DR. CULLEN ON "THE PoLKA"-The following
extract from the Lenten pastoral OF Archbishop
Cullen was read at all The chapels in Dublin on
Sunday last:
Never engage In those improper dances i'm
ported from other countries, and retaining fof-
eign names, such as pokas and waltzes.which
are SO repugnant TO tho notions Of strict Chris
tian morality, are condemned by many of the
highest and mos, respectable members of socic-
ty, and are at direct variance with that purity
and modesty of the female character for which
Ireland has been ever distinguished"
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LIVERY AND SALE sTABLE.

f@ PERSONS WISHING TO HIRE OR
AZ2-purchase frst-rate riding horses or
mules. are informed that the undersigned al
ways keep on hand, at their stables, nearly
opposite the St. Charles Hotel, Main street,
Shasta, full collection of inst such animals and
none others. Indeed, they fatter themselves
that their stock, for elegance of appearance.
travelling condition, powers of locomotion and
endurance ana other requisites, cannot be sur
passed IN this part OF the State.
They are also prepared at all times, TO pur
chase horses and mules. and persons wishing 10
dispose of the same, may do well to give them y
call before selling,
COX & WALSH.
Shasta, July 16, 1853. jyl6tf
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BULwER's FAILURES" Perhaps ii may en-
courage younger writers if remind them that 7
was not successful at first in any one line that l
attempted. My first attempts at prose compost
tion were refused admittance into a magazine
My hrst novel was very little read, and it is not
included in the general collection of my morks
My hrst poetry was thought detestable and nv
hrst play very narrowly escaped being damned
The Shasta courier., 1854-05-20

TICKETS ONE DOLLAR EACH,
To be had OF the proprietors, at their office, N.
w. corner OF Montgomery and Merchant
streets, San Francisco, or at the principal Ho-
tells, Book Stores aud Saloons throu sout the
city and State.
lst Grand Prize-TE E n TIL USAND
DOLLARS il cash. $4,000
I'd Grand Prze-One handsome resi-
dcnce. consisting of three acres of
land, with beautiful Cottage House
in the city of Oakland, on Broadway,
within five minutes walk ct the
Steamboat Landing. The Proprie-
tors own the property under the Pc
rnlla title and two years possession
the same, with guarantee deed,
will be given to the drawer. Valued
at 5000
Sd Grand Prize-Onc Ranch consisting
of 100 acres of land with a good
House, Farming Utensils. etc This
valuable Ranch is located i'll the San
Jose Valley, and is held under con-
frmed Spanish title. A warrantce
deed will be given the drawer
Valued at 4,o9a
:" ..anircd aud fifty valuable
building lots in the city Of Oakland,
the Brooklyn OF San Francisco, ST.
tuaied on Broad way within five
minutes walk OF the landing These
Lots are unquesionaby The most
beautiful sites for residences in tue
State, and loo well known TO
need description. The Proprelors
hold the Peralta title, aud have pos
session; the drawers will receive
warran'ee deeds. Size 25 by 100
feet. Valued low ct $500 each $4,000
255 to 465-Two hnndre, aud ten Fine
Gold Lever Watches, Hunting cases,
each Of equal value. Valued al 500
each 2l,O0O
i65 to 666-Two hundred elegant Chi.
nese Shaws. high cost. These
Shawis ARE of the same quality as are
sold daily III this city at 500 each;
each one of equal value. Valued at
500 I00OV
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1.-THE PIONEER,-
A California Monthly Maxnzinc, Of Sci.
cnce, Lifcrafure and Art.

WILL BE ISSUED MONTHLY, AND AS
w nearly possible on the same day of
each month. II is hoped. by the propririors,
that it will be supported entirely by California
talent
TERxs--50 cents per number or IS per wear
Ali communications. contributions. &c. must
be addressed ~ WM. II. BROOKS & co.
ts4-ln No III, Montgomery Il.
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GARDEN SEEDS.

"A LARtIE ami fnli assortment Of fresh Long
q Z Island Garden Seeds. just received-tl;,1at
adys from Ne'c York BY Erprrss Likewise. On,
ION sells, Garden Peas Seed Corn. Clover Seed.
Mc'. &c, all nf the growth Of 1853, for sale bv
the subscriber
Aso-Ilardware. Groceries Clob;ny prov;-
SONS. Mining Tools Rubber Boots. and every
thing, as usual cheap for cash.
a. T.. DOWNER
Sllazta City, Jan ll-3n,
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A TRULY REaARKABLE CAsK."-We copy

a KULf hENA AKhABLE CASE. " Q CUIJy
the following from an Ohio paper:
Harlow Case, the Sandusky defaulter has
been heard from at Malta, i'll the Mediterranean
His paramour, Mrs Francis wrote from that
place to her husband in California, stating that
Case was about to die, aud wished him to come
on and forgive him before he died. Mr.. Francis
sold out profitable business in California and
went to Malta. When he arrived the wretch
had gone, no one knows whittier. Mr.. +. is now
destitute, and writes to his friends at Chiico-
the for means. The affair is unique Case was
government collector, Francis his deputy
Case took the government money and Francis
wife, and vamosed. Francis run after him.
and after getting half round The world, oslensi-
bly, to punish them, has compassed the other
halt to give The errant couple his forgiveness
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CERTTEICATE

we, the Undersigned, are acquainted with til,
parties owning The property offered i'll tii,
Rattle, aud also know The Real E>ta.e Referrsu
10, and we assure the pnbic that we consider
The tile 10 the property indspntabr
HON. ID. q. SfiATTUCk
ia NES s NiIiiiIStl\ II d
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Roads, ia uiles from Shasta.
4ss.SSk THE ERsIGNED sv
lii5N would annonnce TO the pub As1Azg 1Azgs
-, lie. aud particularly to per-
sons travelling to and from Yreka and Weaver
vile, that, having leased this long established
stand, formerly known as the Free Bridge
House,'' he is prepared to entertain customers
in style not surpassed by amy hotel in Northern,
Calitorpia.
Having completed his commodious build.
ing, and furnished it in the best possible manner.
he is enabled To promise the very best accom-
modatons. The table, as heretofore, will all
ways be supphe.l with the best viands the mar
ket furnishesi wsile from the large garden at
ached to the premises. all the vegetables grown
in this part of the State will be furnished III the
greatest abundance.
He has also secure Corral connected with
his establishment. always supplied with an bun
dance of barley aud hay.
JASON TOWER.
March 1st, 1854. mhlltf
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CRIMrSAL.-There are eleven prisoners con.
hned IN the Jail of Calaveras coupty, awaiting
trial - c
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WEIGHT & CO.'S
TENTH GRAND RATTLE.
VALUED AT slO,o0o,:

Rich Diggisgs-$l000 to the Pan!
DICH DIAMDNDS, HEAVY FINE GOLD
~ Magic and hunting cased English Lever
Watches, &C., &C.. III all 20s prizes. to be drawn
at Weaverville on or before the llth day Of
June, 1854. -
TICKETS TWO DOLLARS EACH.
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HENRY A. SMITH a. CO.'S
CIR A N ID r A f FL e +!
S 100000
CONSISTING OF
10000 DOLLARS IN SLUGs:
Farm, Residence, Building Lots,
WATCHES, ETC., Etc.

Guaranteed to come off in San Francisco at tn
Amerscan Ihertre,
On the Ath day of July, 1854.
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TOWRR HOUSE,

At the junction of tie Yresa and Weoecrrale
Roads, ia rifles from Shasta.
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I'm THE DISTRICT COURT

Nth JUDICIAL DISTRICT, Shasta County
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Total, packages, :. .2l,762 1861

woollen productions are apparently unsltered in de-
mand aud value though the pressure Of undesirable sop
plies s II possible, greater than before. There little
activity in blankets fancy cassmeres and low priced
cloths but not at Ermer rates Dosshins Rannels and
jeans in slack request at dropping hgures while lin
seys heavy and unsaeable excepting within the range
Of from lee lsc per yard. Muslin dclAnes have be-
plentie and Win be shortly offered to buyers--the
dark styles at &c., and the light patterns at per
yard at which we may presume they win ind ready
market whenever tbs like goods are wanted SAtnets
and tveeds remain as reported in our last
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but hey are not IN vsEy brisk asmAnd. Prints 10
rsqsss the leading styles Ear Ne fan hsv
ing been opened TO the public At ono lohs per yard;
but far there have been but few sales Of
effected. Stripes and ticks arc spAringy purchased,
within our former range.
We annex comparative statement Of the shipments
hence cotton goods during nosths 10 date) of
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NV BfafoRp on MAIo~rr, July 1o.--The market fnr
oils usual at this Of the year. very dull pax
,iculary at this time the money market being xh cry
it'll inclination " felt by purch TO operate The
only Transaction Of the week coming to knowledge
sale of 900 bills. whale at SIC. per gaoD 1877 DO
South Sea, at price did not learn. In haebcae
nothing has been done.
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THE cHA1swokTH HOTEL, DERBYsHIRR. KsG.
iano- WILLIAM JkrsUr. The proprietor Of the above
hotel tss peaslly TO return hs shAaks
GUS yistrs bsn Amsres for their hsd PATRONAGE hhsr
90 literally bestowed on him. ans in solsee fusure
sgs 10 remind csc Who be visiting I'm sland
central snt pessstt stustion Of this re-
proximity 90 The tav asa AL places DstAy
shre render worthy n notice ~ strsss~rs and tour-
generally, The kcwsley ration, tbs Midland Rsii.sy
Is three nes distant nom the sctc md omLibu nee
every train.
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INSTRUCTION.
G02Q nm GAINED.--A GOOD HANDWRITING
V<CO ,OOU NUT positively Re preferred 0enttc
men sna iAoe immediately apply 10 Mr.. BRiSrOW, leo
nf0as sesnssa Coz, p.,ies, OF Hera.,s sire n.
" ~ per hundred. Apply early.
A CARD. THE sUBscRIBaR WILL kRCRfvs We
lupus sy Ter private insirueticn In she art Of PEN
street. oIJvkN "a GDI DsNITH
INSikuCTlON IN SPANISH OR EvGLIsH-PR0F
sI1oi o. The New YORK University VIII ipstrnct In
pc Spansh % LnEsh langrrge, tho slowing terms
TOT one scholar ~ each No. for
three do ~ s7 and for four 81 Apply ~ liz Chamber
Ibt GUITAR TAUGHT IN SIX LEssONs.-MR. ED
vMa BArtsn. professor Of the suitsr, pisnoforte
snd the extremely oesuta instrument ths
BIAS 20 Ani ounce that he costumes ave nsrnstien
% hts pupiis -
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FURNITURE.

CHRAP SPRING MATTRESSES AND IRON BED.
~ neads-1hese sprng msttresscs And elastic pathas
isrs arc ihe best hind Sold for ath,
ta1uIy chespnefs 10 AfsH fros bsdstcafs all sixsa
- ~, at wsftToom US Br Jedway frines street.
4'bRNf3ERE FOR sALE--A FAMILY REMOVING
the country. viii sell or for .ss three r1se wood
farlcr suits ftn rosewood piano and othef
IN rfai,are Of superior quality - private sale sc.
% At ts Msst Twenty fourth street zhth avenue
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MILLINERY AND nzSEssyAEsya.

MULE. MARIE JULIE GUY. lIpX he MADAME
W slcrine eievre has removed her dre.akinR egssb
shDeLt % Nc ~ Amity stsest corutr where
he VII sSn continue a. her nfT1e eude.v,
'bfs who vi honor her with tier tustaaa Lseies say
rl.ed Wis 81 ftnfs ~ trimming.
RINuy1L-hiss Louisa LHyH Mould TvSOsN
- strerk "a No N FArf r4 NTN4r. = fi.k ~ ~
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4 3OSKINe BINDS sDR s.lF FIFTEEN Yoryl
~ nay 3frts $3.50 " a we're srl Ia III, II :, n
stk. aEI.si
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E9nS6 ~ Corarl sesft.
JUcy r. d4io J. rrgn- f'.i., niNsdea'
s.-.-,
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CLOTHING, &C.

(,AsT OFF GLOWING WANTED. = eE2TLe sKH
large email 9uAnttios, receive TIE very h rest
price By applying to- addressing, THOMAS D. Cor 10Y
tabor Pearl street clothes clean
ed, pressed and neatly repaired.
VAST OFF CLOTHING.-A LARGE QukET1Ty
~ wanted The hishe,s pree nheraiy sivsn and sssh
raid In money, for large small lots Of eoo!
second hand clothing Gentlemen wishing dispose Of tas
shove, VII please acdress call on JAMES kOR0NHY
No II Orange street., near Chatham
ElOTBlNG LADIES OR GENTLEMEN HAVING
~ any TO dispose 81, receive fair easA price b.
ssndsG to the sters West Broadway place. canal
Post Once Ladies attended by Mrs.. Cohen. s. C0aEN
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BILLIARDS..

billiard TABLES FOR sALE-BUYEHs WI
- ind u 70 their advantage 70 call and examine {
and msrte beds Of shs best quality Tor private
public use. GRIFFITH 4 DECKER, No. 90 Ann 81
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1IlLITARY-AT MEETING HELD At NO A
V ste street, last evening" H. has been GoAn Aorf
asreed that company has been formed oaned tbs Hrs
18th day September Due t!es WIN given Of
next meeting whom the ole ,tion Of ofseers &C., 4c will
proceeded with.