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The Shasta courier., 1855-03-10
Adams A. Co.

I. C. Woods has published a card in which he
declares that the real cause Of the suspension of
this house was not of its own making. He
throws ihe blame of their disastrous suspension
upon Page, Bacon & Co. We quote as follows,
Could we haye known upon the arrival of the
Nicaragua steamer, Feb. 4ih, of the protest of
the paper OF Page & Bacon of St. Louis, in Wall
street. Jan, 18th, the day of the departure of the
Nicaragua steamer on the other side, or that
there was reason TO apprehend such mishap,
the other banking houses, and Adams & Co.
among them, could have prepared themselves
for the worst Even after the run on Page Ba.
con & Co., of this city, Saturday, Feb. II, had it
been possible by any amount of diligence, 10 as,
certain the true position OF that house, Adams
& Co. Gould have even thep prepared for the
worst. Unfortunately it was not possible.
Either from ignorance OF its own cordiilon,
or for some other reason best understood by
ITSELF that house not only filed the public
and its friends with untounded ideas of its
strength and resources, but imposed upon tho
anxious scrutiny even of the other banking
houses. To repeated enquiries, TO entreates
the most urgent, our house received always the
assurance of the perfect ability of Page, Bacon
s, Co., TO meet any run. Therefore it was that
we did not concentrate our forces here from all
parts of the State, as we would have dppe. had
the truth been revealed, or even limited 10 u.s.
On the contrary, we sept away our best resour.
ces having forwarded into the interior on Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday of last week.
more than $l5O,OO0 iD coin, for the purchase of
gold dust alone for the weekly shipment whilo
we allowed another large amount of coin to be
invested in bullion op The way for the same ship
ment. More than this we freely expended tho
coin which was lie-blood, in our efforts to
sustain that house. in redeeming their certifi-
Gates throughout the Slate, and in every other
way
Such was our condition on Wednesday night.
at late hour our house was astounded by tho
news that Page, Bacop s. 60, were unable to 80
on, and would not again open their doors.
II was an event Which not only falsifed the
repeated and solemn assurances given by that
house, but which found us destitute of the prepa,
rations which, but for those assurances, wo
should most certainly have made.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-10

T Horse Town Bridge, owned by Messrs
Stockton & Andrews was carried away by the
swollen waters Of Clear Greek.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-10

u An act for the suppression of houses Of i'll
fame has passed the Senate Persons habitu
ally frequenting these Institutions are liable
under the act to penalty in dollars and cents.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-10
cram. Rogery & Co.'s Express

We are indebted TO the courtesy Of e!essrs.
Cram, Rogers s. Co. for various faxors during
the week.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-10
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
TO Miners, Packers, Traders, and the
Public in General,
GOLDSTONE g. BROTHER

GOLDSTONE g. BROTHER.
Fire Proof Brick Building,
ADJOINING DR.. SHURTLEFF'S DRUG
STORE, MAIN STREET, SHASTA,
IA RESPECTFULLY invite the at. AK
tention of the public to one of the ~
fI most extensive stocks Of EaE
Ready Made Clothing,
81 Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Blankets
szSsAsn and Qnilts. Ducks. Drillings and Sheet
ssssSZI9 ings Hardware, Crockery, Queensware,
IL Glassware, Plated ware. Cutlery, Playing
Cards. Carpeting, Mating, Oil Cloths, trunks,
Looking Glasses, Sadlery, Spurs. American
Flags Violins, Guitars, and the largest assort.
nlent of Calf and Kip
BOOTS and SHOES
Eyer offered in this or any other market.
1t would be useless for MS to puff onr es-
tablishment, as those who have favored us ~
with their custom are well aware that we have
the
Largest Stock and the best Assortment
In Northern California and when we say that
we sell opr goods
Per Cent. Lower
Than any other House in town, there il
no deception about it. 1t is for those who
doubt US to come and Judge fer themselves, and
we are confident that those who have done 40
once will not Tail to do so in future At any
rate we solicit fair and impartial trial, snd IL
the result be not in perfect harmony with our
advertisement, then we are willing to SUBJ
NIT to the obloquv Of false pretepdets Our ar
rangements are such, that we receive fresh sup
plies weekly direct from New York, ana we will
warrant every article to be of the best materi-
ais. and if found otherwise. they may be re-
turned and the money will be refunded. ."
SAM'L GOLDSTONE, Shasta.
LOUIS GOLDSTONE, San Francisco.
Shasta, March 10, 1856. mhIltf
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COMMUNICATED

COMMUNICATED
Mr. EDITOR In your researches in and
through "Nineveh," you have secured the
body Of one who. from the similarity of name,
was in all probability relative Of my o sn.
For this act OF kindness to the unfortunate old
gentlem an, please accept my profound thanks
Fearing lest the Esprit" with whom you are
allied, (and who probably aids in disentomb.
ins these "relics Of by-goIe days, " may be
the unwilling instrument in leaving an i'm
precision unfayorabe to the consistency Of the
departed, allow ne to state that shall en-.
deavor to enter the city daring the coming
week, and redeem (if pOssibie) the character
of my once mortal ancestor, which means, in
the language Of the present day, Just this;
From and after this date, wish it to be dis
tinctly and emphatically understood, to pre-
vent Misunderstanding hereafter, that the
John Z EIvsns, of the firm Of Evans d Thomp-
son, No 1923 Pennsylvania avenue (no matter
what may have been the action of res pected
s1cester,) is, and wishes to be always consid.
cred, ful-blooded member of The order
known "a. D., 1852 as Know Nothings, his
"quiet business" tendencies to the contrary
Notwithstanding.
Very respectfully, DC,
June Z9-lt. JOIN R. ELvASs.
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GEORGETOWN CORRESPONDENCE.

GEORGETOWN, June 20, 1855.
The annual concert Of the Georgetown Fe.
male Seminary came eff yesterday evening in
the spacious hall of tho institution, which was
crowded to oyerfoEing with the parents and
relatives Of the young ladies and invited
guests.
The exercises consisted in Rotations In
prose and poetry, exercises upon tho piano,
and singing. In each of theIs exercises the
young ladies acquitted themselves in Il amer
which perfcctl. delighted the entire auditory.
Al the conclusion OF the concert a nun Der Of
handsome medals and prizes were bestowed
upon the most proficient as awards Of merit
he following are the names of ths yOang la
dies upon whom whom the awards of merit
were bestowed;
Reetor's gold medal, to Miss Mary Odsn,
representative of whole school First siIyer
medal, to Mss Mary L. Douglass, representa-
i've ssnior Glass; second do do, to Hiss Ann
Z. Atkinson: representative of middle class:
third do. do, to Miss Clara Laub, and fourth
do do to Miss Priscilla Worthington, repre-
sentatives Of junior class; fifth do. DO, to
Miss Anna Linthicum, representative IF pfe.
parstOry department; SIKH do do, to Miss
Mary H0lmoad, representative Of the French
class; seventh do. do, TO Miss Julia L Kin.
ney, representative of first class in music
eighth do do, to Miss Anna Shanks, repre-.
sentative Of second class in music; ninth do.
do, to Hiss Alice Warning, representative Of
third class in music
The following are the prizes awarded for
c0mpoGlton and leatness: First prize 20 Miss
haio Middleton, poetic competition; second.
70 Miss 5. Marion Beall, prose; third, to Miss
OStSVia A. w. Paison, prose First prizo for
neatnsss to Miss Eliza Wade, and second to
Miss Julia Warning.
The following arc the names Of the gradu.
ntes : Miss 5. Marian BeslI, of Georgetown. d
c; Miss 5 Virginia DGw, do a.; Miss Kate
Middleton, Of Washington, D C; Miss CLARA
Holmead, of do; Miscellany X. Douglass, Chi
cage, Ill /; Miss Rachel T. Morton, of Charles
County, Md Miss Gertrude Lee, of Clsrks-
burg, Va.
Il is but proper we should say that the
young ladies generally, in each of tho classes,
were so very proficient in all their studies that
most Of the before mention medals and prizes
could only be awarded by ballot
1hls institution is one Of the most useful
and fourishing Of the kind in this section OF
country. II is entirely under the control and
management Of the Rev. Mr.. Clark and his
wife, and the number OF pupils has Increased
enc hundred per cent. during the past year.
since our letter Of Wednesday, we have
learned that the fourishing Sabbath School of
me Bridge stree, Presbyterian Church intend
celebrating the h Of July In a beautiful
grove, near the residence of Mrs Barber
The Declaration Of Inde dependence will be read
By Nr. James Cridler, and an Grafton d.Iiv.
cred By MIR. VIM. Dunlop. The scholars will
also perform series Of pleasing exerciss.-
singing, Rotations, &c. They Sill be sc,ou
panied by the Market strsss Mission Chanel
School VIM. Laird, Esq, delivers the ora
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ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, June 20, 1855.

ALEXANDRIA, June 20, 1855.
Excursions and pic-nics are now all the
vogue. The White House Pavilion and the
grounds adjacent were, on Tuesday, the scene
OF one of the pleasantest scenes that has ever
graced that home of gaysty. The Y. G. F..
Society and their friends spent the day there !;
music aad dance, song and feast mado the day
Joyous, and lent their charm to many hours of
the moonlis night. On Wednesday, large
numbers availed themselves of the two excur-
aons to spend pleasant day at the White
House or Fort Washington. and yesterday the
methodist Episcopal Sabbath school gave a
delightful pic mic on the green sward beneath
the ramparts of Fort Washington.
Tho gallant frsmen Of the old Friendship
are preparing for fair early in the comm z
autumn They deserve success, and the bellies
OF bsftehGUsn have decreed that they shall
have their deserts.
The Methodist Protestant Church, now hand
somsly re6ttsd, is open every night for reIi.
gious service. Several eloquent GiVines have
already filled the pulpit, and been Hsteded
to by large congregations
The St. Mary's Sunday School djstriaution
OF premiums took place at st Mary's church
last night. Rev. j. P Donelan, with tho pss-
tor and superintendent, distributed the med.
ais rosaries, DC, to the deserving scholar,
the children, under the lead of their gifted
musical directress singing some beautiful
hymns and the exercises were concluded by
very appropriate address from Rev. J. p.
Donelan.
Religious services were held at st. Paups
ehufcn, preparatory 10 the continuation ordi-
nation services OF to day, AMI.
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ton for the Methodist Protest ant School. Mr..
Laird is an able and pleasing speaker, and
will doubtless attract large ooncourse of DER.
sons to hear him John T. Bangs, ESQ reads
the Declaration Of Independence.
At meeting of the VigiIant fire company
last night committee was appointed to make
arrangements Tor a grand eIcursion down the
river Mr.. W. S James resigned as frst vice
president, and Mr.. c. q. Rodier was elected
to the vacancy.
Inc Hour market this morning is very quiet;
n0iaers and buyers are both waiting to see
wnat effect the foreign news will have upon
the northern markets-held at $40 for good
brands. No sales since our last. Small sales
OF very prime red wheat at 81. which seems to
be the very highest figure that the article
would demand. No samples of new have 70.
como in. Corn held a. 81, none Offering
SPECTATOR
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GLENWO0D CEMETERY,
Cfhee No. 292 PssH ave, corner 10th street.

THIS CEMETERY is laid out on the nlan n tI,
celebrated Greenwood, of New York, and situ-
Sied on the high ground distant one and a quarter
niies noitn vi the CaTltOl-NCTth Capitol street
ieaSIag directly TO the gateway.
This Company have secured a charter from Con-
sr-ss, ap9ropTatlng TIER ground for ever to burial
purposes, making fee title TO the purchaser, and
rualoIlhg al encToachnehis from legislation o.
Otherwise, which is Of vast i'm porianee 10 those who
wish Their dead 20 repo$e where they have pace7
them, tor II has become n custom m all othrT cities
when the burial ground becomes valuable for Other
purposes, 10 sell Il, gld throw the dead prom isc.us-
~ INTO on" ar-P nit, and legal measu,s cannot pre
W ne y, as IA titles are given 10 the ground
N B-Oficr open from 10 TO O'Clock p M .
Where PanPhi--s, containing the Charter, By !awE
and Map Oi the Grounds and all other infprma-
uhH, can re obtained. All orders l.fi with Mr.
- a-,-,vGV, 10. 4I0 Sevsrth siree. on aBy
&c lS-ly
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ID AitHIE ID.

On the 28;h instant, by the Rev. Mr. Israel, Mr.
ZACHARIAH II. THITMORE TO Miss HE5TOR
T.. HUTCHINSON all OF this city.
On the 2Sth instant, b. the Rev MIR. Griffin, Mr..
CHARLES Ii. FLOYD Ia Miss VhRAH & MIL
STEAD, daughter CT ThOs. Mis;ead, Esq, all CT
this city
On the 2sih instant, by Rev. r. l.. Dashiel, Mr..
JAMES ARTHUR 10 Miss ELIZABETH GATH
Err, blth Of Prince George CO, Md
At JoneshOrO', illinois, on the 18th Instant by the
Rev. Mr. GriswOld, Df. HUGH McVEAN to Miss
MAGGIE, daughter of Isaac Holland, Esq of this
city.
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lCONAIUSICArRn

lCONMUSICATED.
Mr.. EDITOR: Having learned yesterday
lat a report had been very industriously cir.
culated in the community. that / was mem
Der Of the order known as Know Nothings, you
will s,s.s that am not now, never have been.
and never will ba, member CI any association
Of the kind, and that do not agree With them
upon any political principle whatever; and
that whoever asserts to the contrary is guilty
Of publishing fat,ehOOd.
June PIT. SIMEON MEAD
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New YORK Markets

New YORK, June 29.-Cotton is dull -Four
is firm, with an upward tcrdency; sales Of
$500 bbls. Ohio at S.. 5Oss9 l29 Southern %
hrm. Wheat is dull Corn is a trife lower
sales of ia 600 bushels mixed 81 4ag2c; vel
Lard is unchanged.
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New Orleans Nark..s.

New ORLEANS juno IS Tho steamers
news has depressed the cotton market, and
prices are WEAKER; sl'es Of 500 bales bsfor.
tas arrival Of the news, but none since: prices
aere easier but not quotably lower Corn
Western mixed is lOwer-saIes at SOss5o :.
white voc. Pfime fierce lard 1910 Freighs-
Gotten, 10 Liverpool. T.
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Massachusetts Know NOTHING corvs,,,o,

Dos roN, June 2S.-The Know Nothing State
Convention meets here 10 dav AT i o'cIocL
There are large number of delegates pres.
ent a preliminary meeting held last night
was attended by about one hundred persons
including Messrs Wilson, Gardner, BapFT
ard several members Of Congress. An ad ross
was submitted, which puts the part nm an.
Platform Of the restoration Of III. Mis,ouri
compromise, still calling il the smerioan nsr-
~; and calling for a mass Convention TO p.Jet
in some central place. ~
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r~PA PHENOMENA IN MEDICINE-Rronchiti. Cough
W Dyspepsia Liver Complaints, Scrofula kc-ror all
diseases of the Female System 1t stands preemnent
Clergyman just O-ms Il has him Bronchitis
of q desperate Charscter--Dartic1!Ars hereafter.
HAMPTONS VEGETABLE TISCTCRE-By its mild 90
tion the stomach, liver and kidneys will Dyspep
STA Cough Asthma, Bronchial and lang Affections
in the Back, Side and HreaTt Consumption SCrOus Rtu
mstism, Govt Neuralgia Fstuls, BOwe Coz plants Piles
FOrIas aud Nervous Debltes-with al diseases artsna
from impure blood and Il the greatest female medicine
known. This invaluable medicine IL working wonders
lpoa thshuGsn frame Bee sdyer tSsInent to-day.
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New York Stock Msrkss

New York, June 20 -Stscks are lower
Money is easy. Sales 2. the first board Of
Etie's at 52s; Cleveland sHd Toledo Railroad.
S58; cleveland aud Pitsburg Railroad So
Cumberland Coal Company, 29B: Reaaing
1885, New York Central, 1911; Virginia 6's'
LOOT; Missouri 6's, 9Si, b. Goa
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TELEGRAPHIC.
REPORTED FOR TIE
DAILY EVENING STAR.
Wing Nominating Convention

PORTLAND, June 20 The straight out Wings
yesterday, in their State Convention, nomi.
mated Hon. Isaac Reed, Of waIdoboro, for
Governor. The meeting was large and hsr.
monious. Tho resolutions were decidedly
anti Nebraska, anti-Know Nothing, and op
posed to the present liquor Law, although they
favor stringent laws regulating the traffic in
intoxicating drinks.
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Later from Havana

NEW ORLASs, juno % The Crescent City
with Havana dates of the 25th has arrived:
but her news is unimportan.
Sugars were firm with an upward tendency.
Freights were a shade lower.
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BalIr1nra Markats

BALTIMORE, June 20 -Fleur is dull Snail
Ssies OF Howard street at 1915 Wheat ia
dGil and unchanged. Maryland red S2aS2 e5:
white, 81 O5aS2 10. Core is dull and de.
clin.d 2a4c. yellow, 9SsSI; white, SLASH OF.
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Auction Sales.
By GREER 4 SCOTT. Au.tion..r,.

By GREER q SCOTT. Austtonesrs.
EHINE BUGGY AND DRAUGHT HORSE. Draw
y Cart and Harness, Furniture, Tea, Cigars,
Watches and Jewelry at Auction On SATUR
DAY, the 30h instant, we shall sell, at O'Clock
m in front of our store
large assortment Of Furniture, Tea and Cigars
And on account Of whom il may cnncen-
Eight new gold and silver Watches, and large as
sortnent OF new Jewelry, Breastplns, Finger
and Ear Rings
With many other articles, which we deem unne-
cessary 10 enUmeiate.
Also, a fine young bay Mare, perfectly gentle,
works fine in buggy, dray or cart
And good Dray and Cart, and Harness.
Terms cash.
The sae Of Horse, Dray, Cart, and Harness will
take place precisely al 10 o'clock.
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
1eZJ-d Auctioneers
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I1 T@NOAH WALKER 4 CO., Marble Hall Clothing Enpo-
rum, under Browne Hotel, respectfully announce
that their display Of Spring aud Clothing
ready Tor Inspection comprising
vests and PentaOOrs OF the aud richest designs in
material, trimming and workmanship. To gentlemen ~
study excellence with economy IN ashcrsN,3 sc,ey Oh
dress sn opportunity for se!G tam one oft4
largest and most attractive STOCK Of roods oEere -
.-hs cay o. VOC A"'ucec s0ais OF prices Aplf
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NOTICE.

AUR Customers are most respectfully notified
~ that their accounts will be presented to them
on the 10Th Instant. To all those who will have the
Kindness 10 call and settle their respective accnuuts
on or before the LIST July, we shall be exceedingly
Obliged.
We have number CT accounts rendered on the
ist January TemarntGE unnalf. and WnuId SAY TO
those Indicated Ia. ulGsS VIC receive The money for
them Nv tha 1T July, shall BE- compelled 10 place
such bills IN the hands at an nfcCr for collection.
CLAGEfT, NEWTON, MAY & co.
lie Pilot
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II n. GILMAN, Drusgi., has removed s2s Seventh
W. street opposite 10 the Patriotic Bank and s
pared to MI all orders for MetcueH Paints Oils and Glass
accommodating terms Strict attention will Be paid TO
physicas prescriptions AL hours OF the and night
The night bell i5 on the right Of the store door.
a Ii
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NEW AND OLD PIANOS.

w PIANOS ever ofere in this cir; from ~ asI'
LEI, Davis Co, Racon b Raven. and EnaSs.
Cache d Co.'s celebrss;,ed manufactories. Thess
ti:fos We guS.dntee, and sell upon veIy easy terms
a., a new ri no used only a few months, which
We offer al the low price OF $500 cash a second
hand Piano, by Andre Stien, for SIS
a very fine second hand Chickering Piano for
sale or rent al bargain.
Old Pianos taken in exchange for new.
Always on haId, Stools, Covers, Violns, Guitars,
Flutes AGeordeOns, Music. sc. &c.
JOHN r. ELi.IS
SOC Pennsylvania avenue,
may " het 9th and 10Th streets.
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STEWARDS

SNKYLIGHT DAGUERREAN GaLLERY.-Wc
- are making splendid pictures tor lower prices
than any Olhef Ga lery IN the ci!y. They are per
fectiy hte-lSke, and satisfaction il always given,
Gallery directly O"er II. w. Gat's JewelTy Store.
Pa. avenue IL lin
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BOARD, Sbc.-MRs. BATES, on the south
I'D west corner oi Pa avenue and 9th street is pre-
pared % accommodate gentlemen with rooms, with
or without board. Every effort will be made to rem
der those comtogte Bile who may favor her win their
patronage. ap6 -u
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u. 9. WrIGHT. Aya,,.n.,~
By GREEH g sCOTT. Auction..r.

BY GRE Z - e. SCOTT, Auctioneers.
HOUR VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS in the
! Northern Libatties ?: Auction - On MONDAY
the 23ta I:SdUt we hal sell, ia font cf the nr-i
iScs, commencing at O'Clock y. m, Los Nos. Is
and p, m Square No 5I2. Lot II fronts OF 5th 81
and ronfeirlS - IN 60
Lot - fonts mort. Z street, aad contains =
590feet
Also, 10, No. 30 IN Squire 6l3 fronting north "
street, and contains 6 5T6 feet
And east half of Lot No. 4, in Square No. SIS on
which the sale will be commenced. This lnt fronts
On north street 90 feet inches. between 4ih and
D h streets west, running back n a wide alley.
Tile mdSput bic.
Terms: One thId cash: balance in 6, u, and :
months, the purchasers to give notes for the de-
fered payments, bearing interest fsa-a tie Gay of
the sale.
deed given and deed OF trust taken.
GREEN SCOTT,
j. I3-o AncGOhCer.
I'd" THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
consequence ofthe rain until FRIDAY, he 18th in
slant, at the same hour.
GREEN & SCOTT,
Je <o-u tUctiC neeTS.
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june2S-d
By GREEN a. SCOTT, AuctioEeers

By GREEN a. SCOTT, AucttoEeers
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON NORTH 4
" street at Auction.-On MONDAY, the 2i of
10y, we shSi sei'' IN front ci the premises, at
O'Clock m west part Of Lot No % in Sduara
NO DO, having front on north street of % fee,
running hack i42 teeI inches to q wide a,.sy L.
tween h and 9Th streets west
le,lhs; one fourth cash hA'Sacc in =, ~ and Is
months, for notes Ao4nos iuterest from The day OF
ihp sale w -
'.4de iIdiSpuaeIe.
ueed eis On and deed Of trust taken.
GREEN Il SCOTT,
ie I'D Auc,iorae,z
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w. sill I'm tia s.c.-s- OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
fair. %. -.uance.-The Juries Of each Of the late
Baltimore, Richmond, and New York awarded their
highest premiums to J. a. W. their superiority of Pho
tosIsphs, StereosccpsJ and DG-ccr eo.ypes exhibited
Mr. W Also received two hsdas At the Worlds Fair Lon
Col, sud Premium AZ Crystal PsIsce, New York.
Also the first awards OF the land Institute - three
years past.
Whitsh1rsfs Gallery IN ths city avenue betw
streets. II
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- +. HOOVER, Iron Hall Boot. shoe, and
~. Trunk Establishment have recl wed s.sS~
this day large assortment @, Gents French o. III
Patent Leather and Calf Boots and ShOcs.F ~
which will sell cheap kck-
Also, boys Youths, and Children's SHOES Of al,
descriptions. All in want please call at
s. L. HOOVER,
Iron Hall Boot, Shoe and Trunk
Establishment, between 9Th and Doth SITS.
lie 10
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For Sale and Rent.

EOR RENT-THE BUILDING on ID street,
near the corner Of 18th isf1r rent either in part
or whole. Apply at this office. ie % tr