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Executive DEPARTMENT, SAcRAMENTo.
One Thousand Dollars Reward.

"THEREAS. ON THE EVENING OF THE
w Fifth of March an atfray occurred at Ne
gro HILL in the county of Ell Dorado, in which
one Harris was wounded, and in which one
Henry Bell was murdered and, Whereas said
murder was believed to have been committed
by three men, viz: SOLOMON RATHBURN,
MOSES DREW and - TENISSEN. alias
JOHN MARSH; and, whereas, the said Ratll-
burn, Drew and Tenissen. Immediately after
having committed said act fled from justice.
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF an Act enti-
tied An Act authorizing the Governor to offer
rewards for the apprehension OF criminals, T"
passed April a9 1851, hereby offer the sum of
One Thousand Dollars ($ ,0OO) as a reward for
the apprehension and commitment of said fugi-
tives from justice in the Jail OF any county within
the State OF California.
Witness my hand and the Great Seal
r, @, of the State Of California. at the City of
A' % Sacramento this the 2Sth day OF March,
A. D., 1855.
JOHN BIGLER. Governor.
Attest: ]. w. DENVER, Sec. of State.
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-21
The Know Noihings Exposed

A New Orleans paper gives the following
very amusing expose of this mysterious order
"Whenever any person expresses Ill the pres
ence of Know Nothing, strong desire to be-
come member of the Order. he is privately in
formed that he must be at certain corner at
the hour Of twelve, whisting Yankee Doodle
out of one corner of his mouth and Hail Co.
lumbia out of the other; that he must have a
COPY of the Constitution of the United States i'll
one of his boots or shoes, as the may be ;
that when person passes him. in souched hat,
whis.ling the Star Spangled Banner, he (the
candidate) must follow. He will be led up a
dark stairway, into dark room. He will then
be sworn by some person, whom the darkness
conceals never to reveal anything that he may
hear during the meeting. After king
this OATH a light suddenly illuminates the room.
and FIVE men in masks approach the candidate,
holding in their hands the American flag, made
out of twelve hundred yards of American silk,
which they roll around the candidate, completely
encasing him, after the fashion OF an Egyptian
mummy. The five then shoulder him and carry
him into the lodge. Though the candidate cam
not see he can hear, and the Great Grand Flum
the highest officer-ndministers terrible
oath, swearing the candidate never to reveal
anything of the passwords. signs, tokens, grips,
principles, designs or private work OF the Order,
on penalty of being sent to the penitentiary or
the Ohio Legislature If the case is not too ag-
gravated, the violation would only be visited
upon the violator by sending him to the peniten-
tiary but the EXTREMIST penalty for violation Is
the Legislature. After taking this oath, the can
didate is rolled around the room, this being the
speediest way of unwinding the flag. He sees
the members standing around him all IN masks.
The five principles are then read to him, and
after he has sworn to observe them, he is com
PEELED to run splinter-previously taken from
a liberty pole-into the index finger of his left
he signs the Constitution and Bylaws of the
Order. Physicians. on being admitted into the
Order, are compelled to take an additional oath,
to the effect that they will mistake strychnine
for calomel in administering medicine to Dutch
and Irish Catholics Lawyers have 10 swear
that they will abandon the habit of lying and
deception in dealing with native-born American
clients. Many lawyers hare left the order"
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-21

PRESCRIPTIONS IN LATIS.-The editor Of the
Knickerbocker" ludicrously illustrates the ne
cessity of reform in the medical nomenclature.
Very much confounded, he says. was DR. Doane, a
few years since by remark Of one Of his pa-
tients. The day previous the doctor had pre-
scribed that safe and palatable remedy, the syrup
OF blackthorn. and had left his prescriptions duly
written in the usual cabalistic characters" svr.
Rham Cath" On inquiring if the patient had
taken the medicine, a thunder-cloud darkened
her face. lightning daried from her eye, and she
roared out. 10, can read your doctor-writing
and | amt going to take Syrup of Ram cats
for anybody
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member of the French Academy OF Sciences,
gives some very interesting details relative to
the return of the great comet whose periodical
course is computed by the most celebrated OBJ
server at three hundred years. The result Of his
investigations is, that it will appear in August,
1858, with an uncertainty of two years. more OF
less; so that between the years 1855 and 1860
those who are then living may hope 10 the
great luminary which in 1856 caused Charles V.
to abdicate
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UsFoRTuSArE CoMPARlsoN.-Al lady entered a
dry goods store in street, aud expressed a
desire to see some wool delaines. The polite
clerk. with elegant address. showed her a vari-
ETY. OF pieces of fine texture and choice color
ing After tossing and examiaing to her heart s
cotton, SIR" MY dear madam returned the
shopman. ''these goods are free from cotton as
your breast is (ihe lady starts)-''free from
guile" he added.
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Another Parody.

we have seen several parodies Of Tennys yson'
famous battc-song; but none SO well turned a
the following. from the Boston Transcript enti
tied " The Charge of the Bright Brigade
Round the room, round the room,
Round the room, onward,
Like fee-totum
Revolved the one hundred
Like q tee-totum
Revolved the one hundred,
For all were in order
And no one had blundered.
"Onward the bright brigade"
ti6 "All around!" Palfrey said;
So round and round the room
Spun the one hundred
Round then the bright brigade,
No one The least dismayed-
None--for the ladies knew
They never blundered;
Not theirs 10 make reply,
Not theirs to seem to shy.
Theirs but fast round TO fly,
So round and round the room
Whirled the one hundred.
Mirrors to right OF them,
Mirrors to left Of them,
Mirrors in front OF them,
Flowers unnumbered
With eyes as bright as day,
Partners gay they,
Into that fair melee,
Rushed the one hundred.
Rose all their arms so BARE
Flew all their skirts i'll air,
Sweeping those sitting there,
Whirng and spinning while
Lockers wondered;
Trod on and pushed along,
Some looking qnite forlorn,
Till they had reached their chairs,
Spun the one hundred.
Gas lights to right of them,
Gas lights to left OF them,
Gas lights above them,
By glass pendants sundered.
Laughing and blushng so,
AT seats and rushing so,
Heated and out of breath.
And from that figure there,
Now all have reached chair,
All that really left
of that one hundred
When will the next begin?
Oh. that enchanting spin!
How can they labor SO,
Is that true pleasure, oil,
Lovely one hundred?
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LOAG'S HORSE MARKET

THE SUBSCRIBER respect

~ THE SCBSCKlBER respect
T0 fully informs the inhabitants of TN
N.Y. Shasta and vicinity, that his ar -NZA-
Engagements are now completed to have con-
stanty any quantity of Horses and Mules for
hire or sale. He hatters himself that his stock
OF saddle animals for speed and .'.fability, is
excelled by none Of any Livery Sable north of
San Francisco He takes this opportunity to
return thanks to former patrons, and to assure
them that every exertion will be nsed to merit
continuance of the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed on him.
Stock bought and sold on commission.
Auction sales OF stock daily.
JAMES LOAG, Arctioneer.
n B. PASSENGER TRAINS START DAI-
LY AS HERETOFORE FOR WEAVER AND
YREKA. Charges moderate.
Shasta. August 10, 1854. tt
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1T HAS NEVER FAILED--IT CANNOT
EAJT TO CURE

TyHIS INVALUABLE SPECIFIC, first intro
Il duced into Pisa some fifty years since, soon
became SO well known as "a certain chre that
in every town and city. not only on the Con,i-
nent, but in Great Britain, the demand for it
was so great its merits so astounding. that In less
than year from its introduction it had sup-
planted all other remedies. The Medical Fa-
Guilty of the principal cities of Europe were
compelled TO acknowledge It's wonderful mastery
over disease. Proprietors of other Medicine,
Jealous of its sway, vainly endeavored to stay
lis onward progress. Like grass before the
mower, their efforts fell to the ground and like
fire Oh the prairies, sweeping all before it, its
onward march became Triumphant. 1t stood
forth upon its own merits; discerning public
saw, tried and We're convinced of its magical
yiriues. The massive fortune acquired by Dr.
pareira from the sale of it during the six years
he prepared it, alone bore witness TO its mi,a
cnlous me,1ts. At the decease of the Doctor, the
recipe was beqneathed to his son. who has late
ly introduced the remedy into the United States.
The number of cures it has already made are
astonishing. Thousands and tens of thousands
can bear testimony to its efficacy.
ALL WHO USE IT, IT WILL CURE,
With safety, speed and certainty no other me-
dicine has ever possessed.
RESORT TO NO QUICK NOSTR UMS.
Use d remedy tllat las Deen tfleu 1Of Tie past
fifty yenrs and was never known to fail.
BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS.
The extensive sale of this wonderful medi-
cine has already caused some person or persons,
to palm Oft upon the unsuspecins. a spurious
compound closely resembling the original. Be
particular to bny none without the written sig-
nature OF A. Pareira. NJ. d.. on the outside
wrapper of each bottle. All others are counter
felt, and their componnders will be punished
with the utmost risor of the law
Price Three Dollars per bottle. For sale by
D. Babcock. sole Agent for California, Oregon
and the Sandwich Islands, to whom all orders
must be addressed. A liberal discount made to
wholesale dealers.
LIST OF AGENTS THROUGHOUT THE STATE
BENZ. SHURTLEFF, Druggist. Shasta; Dir. W.
II Gatlitf, Yreka; Rice, Coffin &, Co., Drug
gists, Marysville: r X Starkweather Drug
gist. Stockton: w Fl Brnner, Druggist. Sono
ra; Child & Worhen, Druggist, Placerville ;
Justin Gates, Jr. Sacramento; DR. r W Carr
Downieville; Dir John Lark, Nevada; Dir J B
Winston Los Angeles; Whaley & Morse, San
Diego; George l. Story, Portland. O. T.
d. BABCOCk, Wholesale Druggist,
1873 Clay street, San Francisco.
MAG 3m
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Surgical Diseases,

AS tumors, morbid growths, affections of the
bones and joints, determines, wheiher consen-
ital or from accident, diseases Of The urinary ap.
paratus, OF the eye, ear, etc.
Patients placing themselves in DR.. sawyer's
hands, for treatment or operation, will be pro-
vided with suitable accommodations, and with
careful and attentive nurses
Facilities are now offered by DIR. Sawyer for
the successful practice of Surgery which are not
to be surpassed in any city of The Union
Residence-Rasette House, (basement) corner
of Bush and Sansome streets. Office hours until
8 A. NJ, and from to P. NJ.
San Francisco, January 90. 1855. feb3-y
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-21

y Why is pretty young woman like corn
in a time Of scarcity! Because she ought TO be
husbanded
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-21
5000 PACKAGES DRUGS.

Medicines, Chemicals. Dye S'ui> 7 in,., Oils,
Turpentine, Peliumery. Fancy
Goods, Brushes, &c
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Roads, II miles from Shasta.
fs55HA I n E ERSIGNED xv
ll11lS would announce to the pub sAS
- lic,' and 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 III Northern
California.
Having completed his commodious build
ing, and furnished it in the best possible nanucr
he is enabled to promise iht very best accnnY-
modationS. The table. aS heretofore will al
ways be supplied with the BEST vianls the n,a,-
ket furnishes; while from the large garden u,
tached to the premises all the vegetables grow
III this part of the State will be furnished in the
greatest abundance.
He has also "a secure Corral connected with
his establishment always supplied with am abumA
dance OF barley and hay
JASON TOW Err.
March lst 1854. mhl lf
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DIR. A. F. SAWYER.

INORMERLY CONNECTED WITH THE
Il Surgical Department of the MAssAcHpsETTs
GENERAL HosPIrAL, gives special attention to
the treatment of all
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-21
Attest: ]. w. DENVER. Sec. of State.
DESCRIPTION OF TENIssEN.


Height about five feet ten inches hair light
brown; eyes. blue or grey, with scar over the
left; nose, long and straight; chin, rather pro-
iecting; complexion, sallow: face, long and
thin, slightly wrinkled; age. apparently about
33 or 81 years.
DESCRIPTION OF SOLOMON RATHBURN.
Height, about five feet iglit inches hair, san
day or light auburn, cut short; eyes, light blue
nose, long thin and hooked; chin, medium size;
complexion. fair, check tinted; face, long and
thin: age. apparently about "a years; neck,
SMALL spare in general appearance, and always
carries pistol,
DESCRIPTION OF MOSES DREW.
Height, about six feet three or four inches,
well proportioned, limbs long hair brown
eyes, blue; nose, medium size, rather turned
up: chin. rather small and retreating; com
plexion, fair; face and head rather small i'll pro-
portion age. about % years. ap7-3w
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-21
LUCAS, TURNER & CO.,
KERS,
Corner Of Mont fgomcry and jackson Sts.,
SAN FRANCIS SCO.

COFmcf OIL ulOutSOsmCSy Omu - OACASOU Stsss
SAN FRANCIS SCO.
DRAW DRAFTS AT SIGHT OR ON TIME IN
SUMS TO SUIT, ON
Metropolitan Bank, New York.
Schuchard & Gebhard, New York.
Exchange Bank, Boston.
Samuel Harris s. Sons, Baltimore.
s. Jones & Co., Pittsburgh.
Riggs & Co.. Washington City.
Lucas & SimOnds, st. Louis.
~ Gold Dust, Bullion and Certificates Of De-
posts purchased at the highest market rates.
JAMES Ii. Lucas, WM. T. SHERMAN,
john SIMosDs, HESRY S. TURsER,
HENRY L. PATTERSON. BENZ. R. INSECT,
st. Louis Mo. San Franciseo Cal
The events of the past month demonstrates
the propriety of modifying the present mode Of
conducting the Banking business in California.
The undersigned have adopted the following
rules. which correspond with what experience
in other cities has shown to be right and proper
Checks on ether Banks, received on deposit
before 3 o'clock p. NJ, will be presented the
same day. those deposited after that hour will
be held till next morning at the risk OF the de-
positor. @
Parties desirous to renew their notes must in
all cases obtain our consent the day previons to
their maturity. No applications for renewal
will be entertained after that time.
Over drafts will not be permitted unless par
ties beforehand procure the necessary credit by
consent, or by depo<iting collateral security.
We will issue Certificates of Deposit as here
| tofore, payable on demand, without interesr.
And for the benefit Of persons wishing to avail
| themselves OF the advantages usually conferred
| by Savings Banks we will issue two other
classes of Certificates:
1st-Cer,ifcates atten days sight bearing in
terest at the rate of seven per cent. per annum.
! od-Certidcates for six months aud over, at
the rate of ten per cent. per annDm.
After April lst, Bank hours will be from 10
o'clock A. NJ. till i. NJ.
These rules are considered by US advantage
Gus TO the public as well as ourselves.
| ap7-l LUCAS, TURNER g. co.
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70 The secret Of prolonsing life is not to
abridge it.
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Nos. 119 and I21, Sacramento =,
nIIx,s WHISKY CREEK HOUSE

,,fk THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD IN.
iili H form the public that this Hotel. nleas.
- - antly situated in Franklin City, on Wbis.
ky creek, six miles north of Shasta ON the Yre-
ka and Weaverville road, is now open for the
reception of Travellers boarders, and customer.
generally. The Table is constantly supplied
with all the varieties of meats and vegetables
procurable in this market, while the Bar is fur.
nished with almost every kind of liquors Of the
very best quality. There is also good and sc.
cure
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G. r r a l

attached to the establishment, always supplied
with an abundance of hay and barley, for the
accommodation of packers, travellers, &c.
The subscriber has no hesitation in promising
full satisfaction to all who may patronize him.
BENJAMIN MIX.
Whisky Creek July 80, 1888 If
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-21
3 w A y e Y,S HO I'll Ell.
Lower Springs.

- THIS HOUSE is located in a good
lii6 mining district, and possesses superior
- advantages for the accommodation of
miners and the travelling public. Teamsters are
assured that every attfnion will be paid to their
wants Hay and barley always on hand at the
lowest market prices. BENZ. SWASEY.
Dec. 80, 1854. If
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yE THAT suFFER-READ. READ!
DIR. PA II Il IL AS
Great Italian Remedy !

For the certain and speedy cnre Of Diseases Of q
Py5Unte Nature, matter hoy long standing,
cithout any injurious effect to tue system,
or any change Of diet.
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-21
TOWER HOUSE.

At the junction Of The Yreka and ITeurerriN
Roads, - miles. from Shasta.
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AHRIEn.

poUGLAsS-HAYEs-AtA oburodale, Mass, Gu WEDNESDAY
Oct "a ~ the hsv. c. sue. Of SOuha DpOn, BENJA
MIN DOUGLASS esq of New YOk 10 Miss JULIA A..
HAYES daughter Of the late Joel hayes ESQ., Of south
HsSlty.
posp CK-PERRIs-on Monday Oct 20 in ST. johns
okur.b stamford Conn, by the Rsv Or. Mead, Wh. X
pOsDICk of this city kLILAbErH j. daughter OF the
Hon. Joshua D. Ferris Of the rmet pace
JOHNSON -ISaAN-In Goshen Conn, Tuesday, DC. 30,
b, he Rev. l. PENN the Rev. SAMUEL lOH SSON Of
I,hve ChauiAuqa- county to MiAs CAT Ne C.,
daughter Of Rev Chester lsham formerly Of TsuntoD,
Mass
kERR-HOFFMAN-At Trinity church, Monday, Oct q,
Nv th- Rev Dr. BerrAp rector. 20 IN MORRIS KEiR Of
Eew.Yofh TO ANNE McKEAN, daughter Of the late Hon.
David Hoffman Of 'GtimoTe
Bal iasTs and Cumberland Nd, pspecs please copy.
TEORsTOH-sM TH-ln this city Tuesday, Oo'. 50,
JOHN C. TH0RNTON Of Buffalo TO PHOEBE b., daughter
sfChulss y. ard Judith G. Smith
pafsI paper please copy.
HITE-MOSTkOSS-At vukto~n. Wednesday, Oct.
nv the Rev Amr Bsuedi,t CONSTANT VIII rE 70 Mis-.
NJ LOUISA AONTROSs, d,sshter Of Gen. b. Noutro's.
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arrived.

T. 9 Mai steamship George Law, Gray, from Aspin VAL
c,5 ~ nj. 80 10 c st 5 70 " Il RaS.ts
$ = ali steam hip Foriis woodruff savannah, 60 hou
Se ard 81 10 Samuel T.. Mtcbe Sun iay, Sth ~ u M
70 mile. n rom cope Lookout 'h a
Vein de- estvs', vino AZ the u9.s 'o1s on = " Al
P u. f' Of 1s,f,.t beunf Mons.y 81 SIS n Isl.
s. ST. Ion a a ex,sso.ed Signals with big Excel ramin
,.sS,Sp Nsbyis Berry Charleston 50 hours, dse and
pa. to yPoaS5SS n s:ssa Co. 1888 m
Alabsma. for savannah and a. llSo M scr
err IS i1ey, for Bal more 49,,
gP! N.n5 Jq, R! 'a' az . a9.'
p.s..s .hips John smith and Fly Aw,y Sewa boaui o.,
a. ion 20 10 'Gsed s ''a S eGpeencs ae.yy
\. " lo sails bs: I'D i.ht wod. .'ns, crossing 'ne
min Isaac 3D. lpackrtD BSer Liverpool Oct I, nese
and $50 st,.r.gs pee 70 c. n. Marshall Co. . .
Robin.on FOsd,ck 18th int Of Key Ws' ship H'i'
debtre from Nsw 3Iesn; f.. Esv,e vi,
fiuiI her Co TO surses CleAmao 20 TX
nsr split s,i, &C. Has had pit on board d'yh SOP
2 at IS lon IS So spoke bns oetsvii MCDOWELL nom
Bark CoOrier Sherwood Charleston days cotton H.. to
.ior Hartman New Haven in ballast to order
Brs Caro- inc H.roer Aspiuws % days ia bi last to
Spies Experienced heavy -eaher en- the passage 'p'
Bis .tt Hawk Hall c.,. lum.e5, to m,''e5
big :" ws1- 800 N o { Co. '1 "
Sra Wsve, Br s,evers Windsor, 70 days, plaster, to
Scii Liverpool Br Johnson H4rbOr Island ds oranges
scbT r. W Brown, Derricsson Wilmington N. G., days
Sch AMT, Mex B..so Osmpescby 80 Gays, bide', &C. to
scbr North State Horton Savannah, days cotton &c. 70
Sebr s WeIden smith Providence kr Phil.dephia
scbr. hsEey Mhls, Bat. Dover H. il bsi ll-'ti
schr. 4. Han mond, Payne Bosom for Phu'd'I9ha
SAILED-sbps Wild Duct San Fraos'co (not 2sth y VIC
TOR, 30 + c. sersnton Liverpool; iors.hie, d. LINE
LondS. sss Nv nd md a'a Pratt h0'@' Hum
WIMBLEDON " 10 s. w.
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Passengers Arrived

T. ,ea ~ AL George Las, from AspiasaA-Dr. r. T. Had
esit Hoo. j. ". Denver. Hoa Joseph Lane John Lane
HAMS ksq .,ey; 20 children and servant Myr P.
Mss LEUra K'sne. Nj. Warren. Aa JUDGE Bo~sn. ai.s
Bowen Capt Z. seheEeL tnd servant. l. 5 ~. Rob.r.
Lon e. J Villains. Esq A. II Green I ;. n J5ha ;.
L.iE T. D. BFon.on VIZ Nicely Johnson. Esl.. SILVER.
J. Ceain n. Il. Chandler j. NJ Robe J. mccoy 7. w Chi
:en h Hsske G.; Il Breoiet H. o. Beach .Re sdy M J.
Rohelts Lceb o Hove LADY and ehid Jas BAisy. L.
p C.rtss Fi[Is,ald Capt frsts LADY, A. Wool
sorth 'tpt Il. vi I.us. A Cohen. ~. T. Ray, Rec
In c RolusCE Az Capt A {. Taylor, + ". Baser
J. c Psrksr Dr.. J. 7 Hibbaid D. n To6in J. s51l.tA
Ma Mary Jones ". Moran ESQ. J. Kelley. r. H. aob.ris
y, A. B,aGi l. G0e,isn, J, Such Nh, PpkkHE, Ma liz.
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msrkets-Reported By TeiegrapI.

BUFFALO, Oct. S0-6t H.-PLoUE-Dsmant Moderate and
prices STEADY sales Of l0co bbi Ssd SO D for good
Michigan $ 7SG 90 fer choice 20 fancy Ohio Illinois and In
dana 3 for choice WHEAT in good iensnd and
very frrl s.es 30 20 tgsh IS for Illinois Spring 70
for Wise club; 30 for white Mi YANKEE 81 tOr DO Hi
nois e. ~ 40 Cana:ixn CORS d- sales ~ coo
bash sc Canal FEEISHTs, lie tor Wne.t 70 Ab.ny and
Sc NevYoIk Lste IMPORTS FOR the a hours sniiug
roon today: Flour Is "a DO Whesf "a 48 bGsh CJrn
IS 9 bush Oats 46s bah Canal EXPORTS the
us: Flour les kbsi Wheat "a 80 bushi Corn, a,os 30.
Oa,s. 80 co.
Ezv-ORLEASs, Oct So-coTros easier but suos.bly
lower sses to-day Of $50 b. les.
CHARLLsTOs, Oct S.-CoTIOS fall with
fo the day Of s0o bales.
CHAILFsTos Oct. 2s.-our CorTos market Ia, recovered
the decline Of &C. which took p,es las! week. TIE today
add ~ [. $50 tales.
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MARINE 10 III n Il L.
FORT Of NEW-YORG .,,...Oer. )
Cleared.

s,A.m.bir-Atisuti. wesr, Ltver,oo, 2 K Col ms :,
Skin,-Aususlia Smith Liverpool, "Ai.ms juicri Ma
49, svaney- Have Sesnrh i sos; RJb-na, bapet'
Lsbdon Durham DiuoAi wi'c'Dso' Scott t.vr7, Wn-
tur1 C; Sou hampton Prs;t Lendsn' "tey h"s>n
WHEY 49, III
F.,h VI son Yer, 1T1E Has n Bros Eliza PIKE IAN
turr Di kroh,l &c., -.
iRr !. or, IN \ = j. : Mi ney Co.. Nieorls,
tBr, .htburn Nassau. Bacon. s,rg.lt Co. .
hoo rrs-J. Gii-ison aDeck, AiascAeciei bssc nH
sro a. M,nfhsm scurd-r w ming NJ &c cay, Nott y
Co. y. Hsskt. .3nein, Chsfiest.n, MEG etiy MH
Globe P.fe salem, r. w sopss, c. hntoa Cf.nmer
Bueuos A,rs johnson slsCht; NJ H. Bant' ssuS. fnu'
d-l.h'a Isue Hand Iu,isros M'Mu.r-y, New cans
Lsytin Rvenon Hlrbat Canton, SHUT, Baltimore Barring
Knob L Co.
rrop,i,r-Vucan, Mixer, Phlsde pns, }. a " bdgs@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-10-31

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