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The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25
THE SHASTA COURIER
SATURDAY MORNING, AUG. 25, 1855.

~ The Advertising Agency of L. P. Fisher
has been removed to the Iron Building oppo-
site the Pacific Express Office, up stairs, San
Francisco.
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Freight to Colusa Reduced.

Ax@n THE steamers of the CAIIFOR.
xsszzzsAs@ MA STEAM NAVIGATION co.
" WIN 'aKe freight from San Francisco to Colusi,
FIFTEEN DOLLARS PER TON.
until further notice
lhe steamer 7" Belle" leaves Sacramento three
l,mes "a week Tor Colusa, and the steamer Sam.
Soule connects with the Belle at Colusa for
Red Bluffs u'" io'
Freight shipped on the steamers Antelope.
New World, or w. G. Hunt, will be forwarded
without delay.
SAMUEL ]. HENSLEY, President.
Office Cal. s. Nav Co., s. Francisco. Aup. I6
iooo' au25-4t
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For Colusa and Red Bluffs.

sEA THE steamer BELLE, Capt. Lit
IssEz==ss ssss.. Teton, leaves SACRAMENTO
CITY every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
morning, at o'clock. Freight Sl2.per ton.
The steamer Sam. Soule," Capt Gilman.
leaves COLUSA every Sunday and Wednesday
morning for Red Bnfs. Freight on weight
goods, $50 per ton on measured goods SIS per
ION. Goods to connect with the Sam. Soule
day. E.. WEEKS aaa,, 'o"-
au<o III Red Bluffs
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REGULAR DEMOCRATIC SHASTA
COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senator.
SAMUEL II. DOSH.
For the assembly,
ALFRED A. MIX.
For Sheriff,
JOHN A. DREIBELBIS.
For Clerk,
WILLIAM S. JENKINS.
For Treasurer.
T. L. WELLINGTON
For assessor,
JAMES HAYBURN.
For Public administrator,
tWILLIAM McTURCK.
For District attorney,
EPHRAIM GARTER.
For SurcevOr,
WILLIAM MAGEE.
For Coroner.
SILAS S. TUCKER. au4-tde.
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UNITED STATES BAKERY.

L.
TNHE SHASTA PUBLIC ARE RESPECT.
Il fully informed that we have jnst got into
our new and elegant fre-proof brick building,
between the Eagle Hotel and Pacific Express
Once, where we are prepared to manufacture,
IN the best possible style all manner of
BREAD, PIES, AND CAKES.
Orders for furnishing Balls Parties, Wed.
dings, &C., will be promptly attended to.
THE . Ar,
will constantly be supplied with the best quail
HES OF all kinds OF Liquors. including the finest
descriptions of Wines and a pure article of gen.
uine LAGER BEER.
Sincerely thankful for the liberal patronage
heretofore extended 10 our Saloon, we respect
fully solicit continuance oi the same to US in
our new building.
LITSCH g. SPATZ.
Shata, Aug. %, 1855. aug25-tf
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DIE ID.

In this town, on the 23rd inst. son OF Jas. M.
and Louisa M. Chapel, aged five weeks
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n To Schleisinger & Co., we are obliged
for late files Of New Orleans papers.
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WELLS, FARGO & CO.,
EXPRESS AND BANKING COMPANY
CAPITAL 100000.

CEND.DAILY TO ALL PARTS OF CALI
~ fornia, Weekly to Crescent CITY. oregon
and Southern Coast, and Semi-MOnthly to the
Atlantic States, in charge of Special Messengers,
by the Panama and Nicaragua steamers, con-
Meeting in New York with the
American Express Co." West and c. W.,
'.United States Express Co." South and West.
"Harnden Express Coz East and South.
National Express Co." North and Canada e.
Livingston, Wells & Co." England Ger
many and France.
d. N. Barney. N. Y. Henry Wells Aurora,
Wm g. Fargo, Buffalo, E. b. Morgan, do
Johnston Livingston, NY. James Mckay, N. Y,
E. p Williams, Buffaly, b. z. Cheney, Boston,
JAMES Mckay, Secretary.
D.N. BARNEY, President, N. Y, Office, 80
Broadway.
7. NJ JAMES, Treasurer, and Agent for CAL
ifOrnia.
Sacramento Office on Second street, between
j. and K.
GOLD DUST BOUGHT,
Deposites general and special received.)
CHECKS drawn on
SAN FRANCISCO,
STOCKTON AND
MARYSyILLE.
Exchange for sale on all the principal cities
in the United States and Canada. Also on
London, Edinburgh. Dublin and Paris.
No money loaned except on Gold Dust placed
in our hands TO be forwarded for assay, upon
which are always prepare ed 10 advance from
$l4 TO II per ounce. Returns made promtly
to any part of the State.
General Express Business attended to.
S.KNIGHT, agent.
Shasta, Aug. o. 1855. au25-tf
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BALL AT BRIGGSVILLE.
Mr.. STEPHEN LEAN would an
* nounce to the Ball going portion OF the
4zH public, that he will open his new and ell
egant Hotel in Briggsville,
ON Friday Evening, Aug. 31st,
- A--o
He trusts that the ladies and gentlemen of
this and adjoining counties will do him the pleas
nre to be in attendance on that OCCASION He
will SPARE no efforts TO make it most delightful
affair.
Managers.
E. S. Cushing. r. VandeVeh'er'
7. Rurke. w. S Hughes,
A u Webb A. L. Rountree,
T BelI Thos. Duffee,
BENZ. Swasey, n. Mackay'
3 II Dosh VIM. Barnum.
Wm McTnrk j. L. Landrum,
Doct r Shurtletf. W. II. Corzine.
p + Mix d. c.. Hontoon.
N Mears. DIR. Roll
I Floor Managers.
Soml Erarcis A. r. Andrews.
Briggsville, Aug. lS, 1855. aulS-2t
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rrwEN TY YEARS EXPERIENCE IN THIS CITY TCs
geer with opportunity during my tour OF OBJ
eryne e modern practice 81 he celebrated ocuss and
enable tbe diseases
cate organs win xii and saocsrs 10 rs-ors
many p-rsons hlhsro deemed ;asace have slso pro
cured Instruments through which isk the and
The slightest dbcsSe Pasnts
hey viii ne told ruthfuy Wheeler they durable other
wise Artificial eyes imported rhhh aud look exactly
ike The A. home froni 70 ocloes iaily. JAMES
u. POWELL NJ ~. ou'isi Au dc., s02 Broadway, near
N opposite ~ Nicholas Hotel.
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RESTAURANT.

rToYsBEE's RESTAURANT MONTAGUE PLACE
brooklyn, y The leading esisbAstment n he chy a
brooslya. Wher you want good bgenkfas fnrer
per- there. Prvse for eual large parties.
extra etarge Tho iArder supplied With every hing
son and surpassed ~ 10 similar esss sLnsni 10 sss
York THOMAS rOYrREE
TCYSBEEs HOTEL AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Place. Rrootiyn Th1rnas ToynAss irorus 10 iri~nis
snd The pubic Tia, ne above named establishment
ret' .nd redeeorsed and under he 2~rsonA MANAGE
usnt lie arier n furnished VIII hrg@r sHs,y hAr ~
es'A'bmer r. riT 40 ssrpsssc3 ~ even u Nsv
YcTK
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nCAMEPnNs RECEIPTS ENABLE COYsCvgRs TO
~ prepare al ne following coarnrics one xhlh no
l-usl os-iaquta hsu hFs Bjzsnusn hair dye fcru
hAMYe9 IN I'D sTstion hAr bloom o rs- al
dbolust belle wbe freekls lotion, ropdre .ubae sen
3ce pur, si. H. frse q The set Ony - oea. F~ aale
~ broadway; lsr and ~ B0sery; 80 ~ AMI ~
,rsnd s'resi - and rs badsnn rect psiaa ee. AZ
Es Frhb avenue, n. w. no stAslr ana ~ an - Fnor
srests frg1tybi ~ sAfee ~ anal % rees 81 ~ 81 a.
Atdfe.s L-DAskhoN. w C9lunsL. steel ntyllfn
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sFosRrxx0.

DOR sAIF--A BEAUTIFUL gEv Youx0f,,wy pDg
=. stor; tine ssy %, ~ ~, .nt- -
solb' ss he ~ 1nssst lse ey Ase o. -ey -
Adtres H. r., boz 80 Pos ofoa4
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('APTAIN RICBAgD YATEs. Ing WILL KSows
" and sslfn plios anef having been yfO.fNted sBl
rendered And len lnoafatic ~ b. Ar.Dg pty
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11On Will M PAID ~ pR rolIAss VENETIAN
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ZINE ARTS.

IrSGLIsH FIRST CLkts ES1RAyIsGs- gEsr
IL escorted Ia the ~ofId We wA Il an iH,n~rar
reduction 70 -o~s stat sud
ea We d.ierfstns ,o eeli - per
London yablishers' price. PaILIIfBk CO. ~ Nti4sDs
ANDRFsB, HgERfSD, AND ALL THt FfRsT Las
IL FnglSh sngfArings us~ tnes assortment IN sogti
be sarr4ncr dAys 1uiy PAf4rs wst
ipg 10 purchase ih great ooporinnify tais
invited .s snd eIsnlDe he .ors which
out by lat Dscerhey. PHILLIPS A co. ~ william street
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L IN. WNEbt lkkbhTihAtkr FNlbTrt A|n
~ aiHsf urryaef frulsdsa arrest ~
- tsrain teas~s - fr'wsif go nenssls~T .fess
~ ~ ItBous seei- dsests 4Ays saf escss ~
ue ssfsaf sftBA m ~ world s u.istses nosliass.
tspun ~ unfortunate Az NtfHsis iaf CsrAin
'Airtr he ~sbsn' Gray ffraf aitstin
afa sfHa9N ssFfAhsl On -. suest
eDns rasl * 81 tfoaa Say.
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HOUSES, nOons, &C., wAsrEI.

HOUSES, ROOMS, &C., WASrEN.
A FIRST CLASS HOUSE AND LOT. IN rms CITY OR
- Brooklyn, wanted 10 exchange for splendid farm
railroad Convenient 10 ibis cty also good stocks wanted
exchange for valuable tract % land I,oog Island
W. j. ERUsDRED co, n Nassau ..
STORE wANTED-foR A GENTErI coNFEc
"A a deep store . store with
public street not below Grand street. Rem not ~
coed S325 per Address A. O. q, Union square
address ~ above.
DRUG STORE wASrED-IS OR NEAR BROADWAY
IL IN GOOD neighborhooa Offers With al culars prize
locality, rent &C. 70 oe addressed H. and b., Broadway
Post Office.
FURNISHED HOUSE wANTED-oNE Pleasantly
located the upper part OF his CITY Please address
Nurson boz 400 Post Once stating price, which not
coed 800 per snnum.
HOUSE WANTED SMALL PRIVATE FAMILY
wishes 10 nice house with all The mo1@rn improve
good location bsi Can and Twenty fourth
Rent from 1900 800 Address u. c. Herald og
ice.
ID DON WANTED BY A YOUNG GESTLENAN.-AaMAII.
III furnished without BOARD he he upper
part 81 the city. Address q. w. o. boz ly Herald
stating terms, &C. which VIM be promptly attended %.
SToRF wASrED-iE NEW YORK OR BROOKLYN;
- must have GOOD basaren and sub cellar, the not
hundred dollars per annum with stable At
Eched would preferred Address, stating size aud s,
yenieDces, box 3,sS4 Post Office, v y.
yUANTED-A SMALL COTTAGE At a MODERATE
w rent with garden attached, and Episnopa
church either ia Broph, York and n
he ferries Address stating rent locality &C., b. IS
b., box iS5, Herald o<ace
yVASrED-A SMALL. STATIONERY or Cosffc
W uonery. The subscriber wishes TO purchs be stock
York Brooklyn. Address slang terms &c., !. A. "
beraid Office.
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4 SEw HooE~TUg xARRfsgR GUIDE on yANf
~ u ssilca and rbysainTe ai Inr or. specially ~
10 Use ni ihs maff.s thsw ~ m y,
Noik, u- author and ecisf huutfrd ~it0n t.J PAGE,
cplof.d pace price 81 fub4.a~i ~ q ". HfaUSD, -
kssssu srssl rlo Mi forward ~ mall FREQ resspi -
81 nta aAare*s
-. aft-sl aui surReai ks'ieS The
ordinary tqss resd. Quo fe8'ufs @bieh
truiaIy eilns rshss hts bfok oiort ~ nos
q peculiar one u csleaey snd uagkf ssach Fertsdss
al tl.r0Uctt
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DfsoED-y rErlTHEsr - rEfyIYg Disrte@
N Df Issns.. 10 buKHs sfss ~ y NJ
tfsssnt e@<s. u esassAs@ SO s~ssssa<> IrvaO
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NJ LAEhOsT, PARfs AkD LONDON rHrtfcftH
Vi An1 sssseons sslor ~ Ne nsf<<l Af,is<f af< MAJ
fsss o1. ss.ssn ssrn. "a rags s<sss'y 80 e-rrs.
30 rAs1 70 sct fsfs eio~-if sssASf ss e-srs al pr
sss dss~s~s fer rsss pasl Is.is ~
~ Hfr@fssg st,rs Il A shdtsogf. n eps<sp
sT<sTIs<
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II DocTErE HtPPuIsTy ~ PAEft AFrEH -
- a lee FtN ~ frfs h. ia bfsgnAl ~afts.
t.sSse - 'sphsr Cree sulfs tu Is IN snA \ =
~ NJ. ~ 81 Witt ~fess .us4r EFfaiE44
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6,OR BALE-eTEAMSEIP TENNESSEE, OF ll59 TONS
register bull Baltimore liz 1884 Of the best Maryland
~ he ssenees' manner dssonay strapped With IRON
snsUmoy hoat very FAST and her consumption Ut
sssl moderate. WIN be sold low. Apply TO MORTIMER
.yLNGS1,N, o. broadway.
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91un Will M PAID ~ DIR TOlIAss VENETIAN
BIOO Lif,msG doc. nd ID Group .hd
art~ loo hse be- chfaBe rbsAsn de este bgfns swell
ng. and pan-sf all Kinds quaker han oorr rsneiY
hn, ne ruur ssh Aud failed
oerbraei physician. IN he United stale etnrarnd =. Md
~ s drss where depot 30 toftl,od street
frs - ard ~ ut IohAss crirtrs'et laess t@gt
usni = sse TO- air INT bYnes u ~ esa ~tlsh
bs beat
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('LAlHVDYNck, AsTHmA RnoscHTis DYgrEr
~ sas arbsty dyssnfefy liver comp arss oA ssfs -
s1usns isysr and ssas IN iryu Psass rssu.
sdeT- tsWu are h-'srirs and ds.n chbifan c4rNi
" sursble ~ Nrs sEyNouk ds great -ae1oa r.fyays
ilo spnaF sfess, near Broadway. fG4s.s9r ~ ~ pty
Gan MADAM rnywsTEH RErUpyg Tst SEs 10
, her y EMS AMI patrons ard beSs usf srsr
- 1ssp9s - 70 N Ms eY and rhlAisigtis wts col
. 20 ber sHb entire sailsfseayr, sbe fess
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= VIII sl ~ sinr N he fgrfe tussa0d ~ "a ~
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piles aof 7orrs By rem ely n bs' ~.
Al ADhMB ALwts, PROM PARIS. HEnDRk pna
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shf~s eh~rtsiv 1sstrst IN. fsesy
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ISoR SALE, AT EAHLES.-A NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE,
400 g 200 and one az 81 400 an near me de
pot; also in 18th st, bargain. Apply al WARDS
estate Office of Nassau and Spruce street, Ne
York, and adjoining the railroad depot, Haricm.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-11-14

LNOR sALE-THE HOUSE AND LOT KNOWN A.
No n Ludlow street (stuated In Tenth ward said hons.
q front 80 feet story bnsemsntand auto viii
attached, ~ ov TO- lot by sl Apuy the pre-
II sold before, VIII be sold on The lGh, a. liz
Merchants Exchange, Al IL NJ.
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that to warrant our interference with the discre-
tion of an inferior Court in granting new trial
the record must disclose gross abuse of dscrc-
tion. Such is not the case here. The order is af-
firmed.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF THE PEACE CANNOT HAVE
JURISDICTION IN CASES INVOLVING MORE THAN $500.
ACT OF THE LAST LEGISLATURE UNCONSTITUTIONAL,
FAINTER v. Coe.-By statute. the Legislature has
conferred jurisdiction on Justices Courts when
the sum in controversy does not exceed five hun
drrd dollars.
The only question raised in this case is whether
this statute is constitutional.
The Constitution provides that the District
Court shall have original jurisdiction in all casps
of law and equity, when the amount in dispute
exceeds two hundred dollars. Art &, section 9.
In 1hurSfon V. Cau!feid, we had occasion to
cOnsrue this section of the Constitution and then
held, that the jurisdiction thus given was exclu-
sively or ginal and that tn District Court could
not exercise powers which belong to an appellate
tribunal.
The Court ague the point at length and finally
declare
Upon a careful and full consideration of the
matt r. we hold that the law vestng magistrates
with jurisdiction when the sum in controversy
amounts to more than two hundred dollars, is un-
constitutional and void Judgment rev, rs,d
HEYDENFELDT, j.
] concur, MURRAY, &. J.
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PUBLIC SALE.

DV VIRTUE Of power of attorney and
ID power Of sale, to me given, in n certain mort
gage decd. made and executed By John s. Brown
and p. H. Smith TO me. on the 23i day Of May. ii.
d. 1853 recorded in Book \ Of Mortgages, pages
l9O I9l. and 1872 Of the records of Placer county.
California. will sell at public auction, in the
town of Auburn, Placer county. on Saturday the
18th day of September. a. d. 1899. before the Court
House door between the hours of 10 a. m. and .
D. NJ all the estate right, title, interest property,
claim and demand at law and in equity, OF sad
Browniy Smith and all those claiming hy, from,
or under each OF them. in and to the property
known as the Kentucky Ranch, consisting OF three
hundred and twenty acres of land more or less,
with all the buildings, houses. rights and appur-
tenances. The said property being situated on
the main road. from Sacramento city and Ne
vada, about eight miles from Bear river, i'm
proved by a fine dwelling house, and large com
modious Darn and stabies;--being the same pr.m
scs now occupied by b. B. Goolr Esq. The
Ranch is well adapted to grazing and all kinds OF
agriculture being well supplied with water.
The attention Of persons wishing to purchase
is called 10 the above property.
Terms of sale made known on the day OF sale.
Nevada August 2lst, 1855.
GEORGE W. KIDD.
aug25 I'd Attorney and Mortgagee.
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81 MONS.

The state Of California, county Of Placer:
In the District CoHrt Of the EIevenM judicial
District of said State.
TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA.
To G.. W. Sulitf Paul De Latray, Patrick Coylc.
Norman Fulton. George ". Mattocks, John Coylc.
John Fell0n, under the name style and firm OF
John CoyIe Il Co., greeting You are hereby re
quircd to APPEAR and answer in said Court unto
the coaplainl of W. p. R.cs. wherein he demands
udgmcnt against you for one thousand and three
dollars and nineytivc cents lOO3,95). for goods.
wares and merchandise sold and delivered. for
money lent. paid laid out and expended. and for
work and labor done. as stated in account on file.
which said complaint was this day filed in said
Court. within ten days after the service of this
writ if served in said county, and within forty
days if served within any other county. and you
are hereby notified that if you fail to answer the
complaint as directed Plaintiff will apply for
judgment for said amount and for costs of suit
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court,
this 18Th day Of September A. D.. 1888.
A. S. GRANT. Clerk
Sept. l5 81 3m BY +. b. IIIGGINS Dent.
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CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY.
FARE REnU CED!!!

rjaEE COACHES of the California ss--:nzSsAsvS
i Stage Company, leave Auburn -S-.--aSa-'sa
as follows: From Auburn to Sacramento every
day at I. 10 and II A. NJ from Auburn to Grass
Valley. Nevada and Forest City, II and p. NJ :;
from Auburn to Yankee Jim's, Todd's Valley and
chgan Bluffs. p. NJ; from Auburn to Illinois
town, Iowa Hin and Cold Springs. 2 p NJ; from
Auburn to Marysvillc Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays at o'clock, P. NJ.
On and after Satu day, 4th August, 1855, the
Rates of Fare will b as follows:
From Sacramento to Auburn. ...... $500
do IllinOistown..... 800
do Grass Valley. 800
do Nevada. ....... 3,OU
Returning from the above places the rates of
fare will be the same to Sacramento.
OFFICES Orleans Hotel, I'd ST., Sacramento.
Orleans Hotel Auburn.
Egbcrt's Hotel, IllinOistown.
Brattie House, Grass Valley.
Metropolis, Oriental and United
States Hotels; Nevada.
5a.s~ p, lsons sending letters by the drivers to
be deposited in the Post Office. must have them
enclosed in government envelope, or they will
not b" carried
Eas- Passengers hooking their names at the Of
fee will be called for at any Of the Hotels in
Auburn. s. II. WlllTMARSiI. Agent.
Auburn, Sept /. '55 my
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STAR BAKERY,

Y1NIIE proprietors of this well known house
wish to call the attention of Hotel keepers.
families, and the public generally to his large
and superior assortment Of
CROTKERY AND GLASSWARE;
The best ever offered in this place, and will be
sold as cheap as any of the stores in Auburn or
Sacramento sell A superior lot of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
always on hand. THE BAKERY has constant
supply of fresh Bread Pies and Cakes
We return our thanks for past patronage con-
ferred and hope to merit its continuance
Auburn. nov4 my. }. q. BAKER x co,