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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-16
Correspondence of the Dispatch.

SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS,
August 18th, 1854. )
NJ Dear Dispdtck-Though have not the plea
here OF daily call from you, often think Of
the old friend to whom am indebted, when at
me, for the lates. news and much valuable infor-
nation; and jus, now, while my thoughts are bear
ing upon you, will prepare a few lines for your
perussl which, if not too dry, you can present TO
your readers.
1t win not perhaps be very interesting to some o.
your city readers to learn, that while they mo-
wing about, with languid steps, over brick pave
ments and between brick walls, having the reflected
we'll as the direct rays OF the sun to contend
with, many of their brethren are luxuriating In
these shady valleys. where we are having weather
such we do not often have In the lower country
sooner than October.
For persons suffering from general debility with.
out any fixed disease, this is unquestonably "the
place" The water when used moderately at first
has most desirable effect and the visitor soon be
gins 10 gain strength and flesh
We are fed on "the lat of the land" and have
every accommodation that one can expect TO meet
with in the mountains There are visitors here
from many of the Southern States the Carolinians
are the most numerous. more sociabie company
than we have could not have been found had they
been selected. Time flies apparently with increased
speed and venture to say that there is not vsi-
tor who does not regret when his time for leaving
arrives.
We have two gentlemen amongst to whom
all indebted for their successful efforts to make
every one enjoy themselves: they are General
s. of Va. and Col. W OF S. c. The for
ner lie Virginia gentlemen of the oden times, and
the latter is made of the same material 1t seems
to be their greatest pleasure to witness the happi
ness OF those around them.
We have proportiOnate number OF ladies with
us, and most OF them are fine looking notice that
nearly all of them exhibit that peculiarly of their
sex, afondness for pets Those who have not chill
dren with them have something else to pet and one
lady has an ugly pet cat much to the annoyance
OF her husband poor fellow who has to carry il ont
once or twice day to give airing, as it Is not
allowed to leave the room without a nurse.
The Ball room is well attended and the dancing
generally good but occasionally some fellow,
not remarkably well raised, cuts some ugly capers
on the floor. There seems to be belle of the ball
room. | mention, amongst the finest looking la
dies, Miss l., Miss Al and Miss R
OF Virginia, and Miss D of Louisiana.
The visitors here at present number about POS,
and the cry is still they come"
Respectfully, ONE OF YOUR READERS.
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"A 7 special term Of the District Court
e v. % the UnifeA Stases for the Eastern Distdef
arnnia e Norfolk. (heid II the city Of Rich
isSs =. n Tsesday. the n day Of Ausust A. D.
N. NASH,
rs
The . sstssamsbip TorrKs. her ma Il Admiralty
On reading and Ing ths pssitiop IA .,;a.v,. ~
y. Mash and fraucis Msllorv ma .t sa 49, y. =
tons snd on the motion Of the LibeIIsnt =. ~ ~
tor y - ordered that the slid stsemshc 49, ~
acks. apparel furniture, and machsnery. Is Ma ~
ana tnat fourteen days notice Of suck ale be w..
~ adv srtisemeut, In the Norfolk OsiIv Nsvs
Amencsn Beacon, and In the Kichmond En1ri,. 10
and Richmond Dispatch-the notice to BE- inssertsl
three or more times in each Of the abovs r.r-s
pers And i II also ordered that notice Of aid ~
be pubished 10 some Newspaper Ia the cities 81 Ne
York and Baltimore at least seven DAYS before thr
day OF fsle, and that "renditioni exponasv issue
accordingly. And 1t Is further ordered that the MAJ
shai bring the proceeds Of sale into Court and paw
the same to the CLERK thereof.
copy-Teste,
JNO. +. FRANCIS.
Clerk U. 8. Distinct Court
NOTICE.-By virtue of the above order
OF the District Court of the United States for the
Eastern District OF Virgnia at Norfolk. shall. on
rnIDAI. the lst day Of September next at u o'clk
% Nsshs Ship Yard, In the city of Nsrfolk sell AZ
pubic aucton, to the highest bidder the stesmshin
Ioten, her tackle, apparel, and furniture and ma.
chinery. a. she now stands -
Terns cash, In specie.
:, :. JNO r. WILEY, u. s. Marshal =
gu Io-4t Eastern District of Va
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Among the arrivals at New York, on the 18th in
slant, was his Danish Msesty's frigate Tordenski.
old, Commodore Baron Dirckinck Aolinfeld, from
st. Thomas, bound to Copenhagen. The T. carries
al 30-pounders and 400 men,
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A NEW DISCOVERY.-GOL PENS
IA RE-POINTED BY ELECTRICITY RAY
MOND ALLEN, No. 1414. South Second street,
Phlsdelphis, will re-point GOLD PENS by Electro
CITY, and warrant them to write we'll ever, for
SOC piece Mr.. WIN. A. BUFFERS, 1s7 Main st.,
Richmond, Va, Is agent for Raymond Allen.
iv I3-1mia
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TOR SALE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
Il will offer at public auction, if not disposed of
privately before, on TUESDAY, August Goth, 1854,
to the highest bidder, the following valuable PRO-
PERTY:
l. The Store and Dwelling House, which is occu-
pied by myself, and which was built but two years
ago in elegant and comfortable style. 1t is of
the best business stands in this State 1t the
est Store to the Central and Orange and Aexandris
Railroad Depot in this place, and occupies better
locality or sny kind of business than any other store
in the village.
2 One Lot, fourth of an acre in size, situated be-
tween New and Old Gordonsville.
g. The Land lately purchased Of George Norris
estate. kno wn AZ the CHAMBLICO TRACT, about
II miles of this village, and containing two hundred
aud fifty five and half acres we'll timbered and very
well adapted to the cultivation Of all kinds OF grain
As three railroads will shortly be running to this
place, the timber win soon overpay for the land
4. The balance of my stock of Hardware, Groce.
riee Wooden and Tin.wape.
TERMs.-For the Store aud Dwelling-house. Lot
and Land one-third cash, onethird in months, and
the balance in IL months, for approved negotiable
paper-the title retained till the whole il paid.
For the M srchandize, cash will be require &c.
8. HlRSH.
aohDossvILLE' orange n,y :, 60 ;a ss' ,vm-,m.
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FUNERAL OF COMMODORE poWNEs

BosToN, Aug I4-The funeral of the Iamentet
Commodore Downes took place this morning Hi
remains were first taken to Trinity Church, under
large and imposing military and civic escort, includ
ing the municipal authorities Of Boston. The church
was crowded with spectators. The impressive funs
raj service of the Episcopal Church was read b,
Bishop Eastburn. After the service, the remain
were taken to Mt. Auburn for interment.
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A DMINISTRATO RS SALE OF
- HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN pRRNt.
TUKE. nU00Y. AND HARNESe.-On THURS.
18th Inst q O'Clock, ct the resIdsncs Of the
iate Wm. Isbell, on 9th street, orpodte the CITY
sprinf. will be cold his Household snd Kitchen Far
nitsfe; az OF which 10 and In excellent order
family.
Aisc-one Buggy and Harness. nearly new.
BY order of the Administrator.
an III r. CAUTHORN Aucf
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JNO. T. FRANCIS.
Clerk U. 8. Distinct Court.
BY GODDTN & APPERSON-
VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON

VALUABLE BRICK TENEMENT ON
FRANKLIN STREET, OPPOSITE TO ME-
TkUrOLlTAN HALL, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
wan De sold on THURSDAY AFTERNOON the
24th August 1854 upon the premises, commencing at
q ociock' the newly erected three-story sbove
south side of Franklin street opposite TO Me,ronn
tan Hail. 1t fronts "a feet back 80 feet to an al
iey and bounded on the east by another alley This
property Justly regarded very valuable a. 1t Will
readily yield an annual rent of $500
TEkMs-One-fourth cash; balance at 4, 8 and II
months for negotiable nstes interest sdded secured
au I6 80.
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NOAH'S ARK.-Empty Barrels, Casks,
Der having erected large lumber house in rear of
his store In the lower part of Rockets the Cor
Poraiien line. and one also near the Central R. r.
Depot, will be prepared on the LIST day of October
next to sell for cash at either place all kinds empty
barrels and casks second hand furniture of every de-
scrpton stove stovepipes &c delivered to any part
of the city. Cash paid for empty barrels hogsheads
&C. HENRY 4. DESTLER.
au 14-tOl*
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NOTICE TO THE BOARDERS AND
N TRANSIENT CUSTOMERS OF TIE UNI
TED STATES HOTEL For the accommodation
of the Boarders and transient customers Of this Ho.
tel from this date will place two coaches Main
to the Hotel. who may desire it. previous to each
meal hour in the following order free Of charge
Let coach at 81 A. M Il r. NJ, and 81 r. M; second
The coaches are marked ''UNITED STATES HO-
TEL"
J. e. NORRIS, Proprietor,
au 14-2w United States Hotel.
OST.-Wlthin few days past, GOLD
- SLEEVE SUTTON with the initials az. w.
engraved upon it. The finder will receive libe.
raj reward on leaving the same at this office.
au I4-St
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ROBBERY AND DISCRETION DISAPPEAR.
ANCE.
BOSTON, Aug H-Several Of the crew of the Cy.
ane, which arrived here yesterday broke into the Of
cles, deserted.
Amos Head. formerly of Charleston, 8. c., ha.
been missing since the fire st Csmbridgeport 1t ia
thought he may have met with foul play been blu.
ried In the ruins
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BY TAYLOR 4 WILLIAMS.

BUILDING LOTS ON MAIN. CARY
- AND BROAD STREETS, AT AUCTION
On WEDNESDAY, 18th August, at 81 O'Clock r. M,
land situated on Main, between Adams and Jefferson
streets fronting s. feet and running back l55 feet to
an alley. This is most beautifully situated lot and
located as it Is in pleasant and improving Deghbor
nocd, very desirable for building site.
A,so vacant lot on the north side Of Cary street,
OF me RANK Road nearly opposite to the residence
% na1es Philips fronting "A feet and running back
Also, vacant lot at the aouthes.t ;rt.r,..t;o, f
breaa and Monroe Streets fronting 40 feet and run
ming back $50 feet to an alley.
Persons in want of desirable buildn, Iot. .bnuId
attend this sale. Terms at sale.
au 10 TAYLOR l. WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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CS0 CORDS NO. l OAK WOOD
~cO in yard and for sale by
PLEASANTS, COURTNEY BROS.
We are also in receipt of our usual stock of MILL
OFFAL. HAY, CORN, OATS, GROCERIES. &c,
Morally on accommodating terms.
p, &C. 4 BROS,
au 14-lw Corner 18th and Franklin at
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HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION HILL

HOUSE AND LOT ON UNION HILL.
- NEAR LEADBETTRS TAVERN. FOR
Aug 1854, on the premises Commencing At S o,cIk
b. biics Tenement. on Union Hill. with an acre Of
iand attached thereto, now occupied by Mr. VIM
house and outbuildinss are in good repair and the
place is well adapted to suburban residence or mar.
ket garden.
TERMs-One-fourth cash; balance at g. 6 and Q
months for egotabie notes. interest added and ii.
tie retained till last note 10 paid.
au Is GODDIN A. APpERSON Aurts
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SHERIFF SALE-Will be sold to the
~ highest bidder. for cash. on the 18th instant in
'front.' OF the High Constable's Oise comm encins at
ii O'Clock. one lot of GROCERIES, &c, to satisfy
sundry executions in my hands in favor Of Lohmas
rs. Wunhold &c.
au l5-2t PHILIP WINSTON n q
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AFTER which will be sold Lot of n
feet 'front.' East side of 2Sth, between and vena
BILE SITS.
TERMS at sale. TAYLOR Il WILLIAMS,
aul5 Auctioneer s.
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OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT STREETs,(
August l4th, 1854.
PROPOSALS will be received at this of
s' 4. nsx wsr ss PAWN.
idly on 18th street from the Dock to Cary street and
from Grace street to Clay street. and Ielsyns the
ters on 18th street from Main to Cary; north ode
Of franklin street from gath to 25th street; and
Also, for grading Frsnilin street from gath to 18th
street. the earth to be deposited Franklin east of
29h and also for grsvellins 18th street from
The proposals. will state at what time 1t il proposed
to commence and at what time to complete the work
square yard for new and solid pavements and for ers
yelling The committee reserve the privilege of
The contractor will DO required to execute con.
tract with approved security for the prompt and faith
fu execution Of the work. and unless such contract
be tgned within ten days atcr the date OF the award
it will be considered as abandoned.
For further particulars inquire of
s.e,y, COMMITS Streets and supt. Streets
T,HE BEST BOOKS OF THE SEA-
Herbert. The Experience OF Life. /" Margaret Per
siysl." The Ears Daughter &C.. &c, l2mo. paper
Walden. Or Lifo in the woods by a. D Thoreau.
Hard Time Tines - by ch.s Diekeus-Pries I2s cts.
:, The Chemi.try of Common Life, Sd psrt-rnee
an' ~ JAMES WOoDHOUSE,
az Is l3s Eagle Square, Main st.
HARD TIMES, AT ~ l 2 CT&-Hard
IL Timer; by Dickens-New Edtion.-zIlc.
Paul Dovereil; by lnsraham-25c.
Fearless Fred, or the HighwAyman's Bride -Zoc.
New supplies this day of Ticondeross; BY James
Soc.
Sir JAsper Carewj by Lever.-50c.
The Dodd Family; BY Leyer-75c.
Leather Stocking and Silk I'll.
And an endless variety Of nav ard entertaining
Books at the old and cheap Bookstore Of
GEORGE N. WEST,
au15 Nos. 5 and 6 Exchangs Place.
NLOCKH, ALABASTER, BRONZE,
~ Pearl Inlsid and Mahogany cased Clocks. 30
hour and and 80 day. Flower ysses and statusttss
HULKLEY CO.
sul4 Eagle Square.
COLE LEATHER.-500 sides good and
su IL rINsLEY, TARpY / co.
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Sale conducted by
I aul 10 GODDlN 4 APPERSON, Aucte.

GALE OF LAND IN HERICO, NINE
- MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, UNDER DE.
CREE OF COURT by virtue of decree of the
Circuit G ourt of the County Of Henrco. pronounced
the Esd January 1854, in the Of Crew against
Crsw &C.. the undersigned, a. Sheriff Of Henrco
County, will expose to public auction the premi
SEES. on TUESDAY, the 5th day of September 1854
commencing at 4 O'Clock, p. NJ the real estate OF
which Daniel Crew died seized, containing about l2l
acres. situated in the county of Henrico about nine
miles above Richmond, on the old Deep Run Turn
pike, adjoining the lands of Thos o. Burton E. Pot
erwieg and others
TERMs.-One-third cash; balance at 6 and IL mos,
for bonds bearing interest," with good security and IT,
tie retained till last payment il made.
A. B. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff of Henrico County.
Sale conducted by GoBDIN APpERsoN. AuctG
ans
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BY THOMAS W. KEESEE,
Omce at Geo. j Summers No. 90 Pearl street.
A UCTION SALE OF 10000 FIT. OF
- JAMES RIVER LUMBER-On WEDNES.
DAY, 18th inst. commencing at o'clock in the 81.
ternoon viii be sold at auction by the subscribers
Rockets, about 20 0LO feet of James River I,J m
Scanfling. --N
Terms at sale.
PACE. PARSONS 4 PERKINS.
sale conducted by THos w. KEEsEE, Auct
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Will BE SOLD ON THURSDAY

~ LII DE SOLO ON i ID u Il 3 la
w afternoon the Path Aug. 1854 upon the prem
BRICK TENE MENT on the East line of Locust
alley adjoining Mrs. Baileys boarding house. front
ing about Is feet running back 100 feet. Also the
STABLE LOT in rear of the above, now occupied BY
Mr.. E. Burnett fronting "a feet, running back SO
feet The above real estate IL located in part of tho
city where property il in much demand and is con.
sidered valuable whether for residences or business
purposes.
TERMs-4th cash, balance at at s, and months
for negotiable notes. interest added, secured by a
trust deed or title retained. -
auI0 GODDIN L APPERSON Aucts.
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CHERIFFS SALE OF VALUABLE
~ TAM cry NEAR BACON QUARTZ

- ANNERY NEAR BACON QUARTER
BRANCH TAVERN. UNDER DECREE OF
COURT BY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court
of the county of Henrco, pronounced the 2s,h Of
July, 1854, in the case of "Heckler against Sutton
Simpson and Others" the undersigned will procs ed
to sell at public auction, the premises on FRI.
DAY afternoon, the 18th August, 1854. commencing
land lying in the county of Hsnrco near the corpo
ration of the city of Richmond, containing acres
and used and occupied as tsnneIy.
This property lies on Moore street, and adioins
the lanyard, which has been for many wears past in
the occupancy of Mr.. 8. A. Marshall and 10 consider
ed very valuable Tannery
TERMs-One.ttisd cash; balance at six and twelve
months for egotiabe notes. interest added satisfae
toriy endorsed and title retained till last note is
paid, and q conveyance dire CT ed by the Court.
A. B. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff of Henrco.
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OCKETT q PANKEY, have in store
- and offer for sale New Orleans ana Porto Rico
Susss: CoHse, Clarified. Crushed Powdered and
Pepper, Ginger, Pimentc, Mustard, fine Teas. Green
and Black, Herrings gross cut and roe, No. AID 3
Portland Syrup, Cisars, Vinegar, London Porter.
Wrapping, Letter and Gap Paper; Adamantine De rm
and Taiow Candles Nails. Window Glass. by 10
and 10 by IL, Broome Painted Pals Demijobns
Whiskey, French, Apple and Peach Brandy, Lamp.
wick, Wrapping Twine, Soap, Shot Bar Lead. ii.
GIN, Bacon Sides Shoulders and Hams Family Lard,
aul IA
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By TAYLOR 1 WILLIAMS.

AFTER the above sale, will be sold that
very neat and desirable Residence Union Hill,
Adams street, near the residence of DR.. Strecksrs,
house is Of three stories-one OF brick and two of
woodland contains four pleasant rooms with the
usual t-houses, and yard beautifully laid out In
shrubbery The lot fronts Al feet and back 10
feet to an alley.
TERMs-One-third cash; balance at four, eight and
twelve months, with interest added and secured by
trust deed. TAYLOR WILLIAMS
au Is Auctioneers
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NOT!CE.-All persons having Swords or
~ Carbines belonging to the Artillery Company.
will please return them to Lieut.. HUNT, at "Our
House." 18th street. By order of
aul5-1w CAPT. q. M. NIMMO.
UST RECEIVED.-The Youth of JEFF
y ferson, or q Chronicle of College scrapes. at
Williamsburg. Virgins, A. l764-Price 75c.
Fifty Years In both Hemisphere, or "reminiscences
Of the life of former Merchant; by Vincent Noit.
limo. price $l.25 JAMES WOODHOUSE.
au Is 1sq MAI $3.50
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NHOLERA can be cured and prevented
~ By the timely ne Of DaYANre cHoLEkA
REMEDY. Not dnais eese y sata 70 have tee.!ssd
whore this VARIABLE medicine wae uee4 = aee,ape
all to eali o. Meesra = = puVA6 no. - -
cure hokflo o. thu tiuselv eQ9N. u. 81
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TEN DOLLARS REWARD-Wll he

YEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Will be
Il paid for the apprehension and delivery, or con
fnenlent in Jail, of my man TOM who calls himself
Tom Fendley expect he is lurking about Rich
gingerbread color, about medium heisht. rstber
sour, grum countenence, and about 25 years old IF
taken out of this county and Richmond will pay all
hill, Chesterfield. Post Office Richmond.
au IA -ts John WATKINS
STOLEN-From my residence, Wednes-
~ day last, SILVER MEDAL with the eprra.
wing of "A. c. Bradford" 1t is an old family piece
and 1t is valued highly on that account To''
A reward of TWO DOLLARS will be paid for its
delivery to me, or at this office.
THOS. BRADFORD
au 15-St~ 18th st. opposite Old MARKET
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WANTED-A white Boy or single Man,
w to attend Market a. q SALESMAN. Apply
It Mrs. TALLEy's place. Brusd st., one mile West
IF the city. lsu 15-3tsl j. Z. JOHNSON.
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NLOCKS, ALABASTER, BRONZE,
~ Pearl Inlsid and Mahogany cssed Clocks. 30
hour, and and 50 day. Flower and statusttes
for NANTES. silyersd glass ware, 10.
BULKLEY CO.
sui Eagle Square.
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NOTICE TO BUILUEhS.-Ihe undeF-
- - N 80 open shsAs u ~ s. feet end iases
III, n plssk Wharans % the Loeks and Dock
= ~ :Scn.s esion Jsmss River and kanawka Canal
..~ssion D. &. WALTON,
a 1l--dIw Gneneef =. y.
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WAN L 4 d, Immediately first rate
w WHEELRIGHT, for whom liberal wages
will be given. Mono need apply without bringing
the most satisfactory recommendations.
au10-12t* ELLIS 4 PEERS.
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SHEET LEAD-Just TO hand, per schr
~ New Yo1ha Rolls b peet Lead. for sale By
6S1orH HARDWOOD, Importers,
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16
SHOOTING MATCH,
ST. CHARLES HOTEL.

A. GRorErEND. D. d. nAKRILL. GGo. F. Afford
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16

. NEW FLOUK NEW FLVUN.
HyHE SUBSCRIBER having been appointed
i agent for the Grand Island Flour Mills, rs
now prepared to supply superior article OF
fresh ground snperfine honr at the most reasona-
BILE rates. This -four will be found eqnal il moi
superior to any California ground Hour ever
brought to this market. Call and tryit
ssh 9N&l9 WM. A. MIX,
et 44 pr J. E. CHURCH. Agent.
Shasta, Oct. !, 1854. seool
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CASH PAID FOR WHEAT.

"E WOULD INFORM THE FARMING
w community, that we are now purchasing
wheat at our FIGURING Mills at Red Bluffs.
BULL, BAKER s. co.
Shasta, Sept. ., 1854. 6m
The Shasta courier., 1854-12-16
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS:
HOLLUB & ISAAC'S

1OLLlD 81 IOAAA .
PIONEER DRY GOODS AND CLOTHING
EMPORIUM,
Main Street, Shasta.
WE HAVE JUST RECEIVED ANOTHER
w large and well assorted stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Comprising all the new yles Of the season, and
trust the variety aud quality Will fully meet the
;intcipations of all.
IN THE LADIES' DEPARTMENT
win he found large and well selected assort-
ment of Prints; American French and English
Gin ghams plain and fancy all wool De Laines !;
French and English Mernos; black and kgured
Alpacas; Plaln, Waered and Fancy Silks: Silk
Velvet Mantllas. and a complete assortment OF
WHITE GOODS, Laces, Edgings Collars,
Sleeves, &C., &c, not forgetting Ribbons and
Dress Trimmings III great variety.
We would also especially call the attention of
the Ladies' to our new and splendid assortment
of Rubber Boots aud Shoes both for adults and
children.
IN THE GENTLEMEMS' DEPARTMENT
May now be found one of The most complete and
elegant assortments OF Clothing and Furnishing
Goods eUer offered in this market. Black Cloth
Dress Coats; Cashmere, Beaver, Pilot, Peter
sham and Sallinet Coats and jackets; an I'M
mense stock of Plain Black. Blue, and Drab
Doeshin Pants; Fancy. Mddlesex and Doeskin
do; aud all kinds OF Sattinett and Jeans Pants.
In Vests We have Black Cloth, Silk Velvet, Plain
and Fancy. Black and Fancy Silk and Satin.
Fancy aud White Marseilles &c. &c; and al
most every variety of Underclothing, Boots,
Shoes. Hats, Hosiery. and Plain and Fancy Cra-
watts and Handk erchiefs.
IN HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
We have. amongst other articles. Crockery and
Glassware, Carpets. Diuggets. Mattings, Floor
Oil Clouis, Table aud Window Damasks, Table
Cloths. Toweings and Table Cutlery. together
with "A constant supply at Blankets. Sheetings,
Drills, Tickipgs, FurntuEe Prints and Damasks.