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The Shasta courier., 1855-03-17
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,
~ RRsPECTFULLl invite the at S,ik.
fA tention of the public to one of the fssSpss
lm most extensive stocks of rsEslSs
Ready Made Clothing,
A< Staple and Fancy Dry Goods. Blankets
~ and Quilts, Ducks, Drillings aud Sheet
~ ings. Hardware, Crockery, Qneensware,
Glassware, Plated ware, Cutlery, Playing
Cards. Carpetng, Mating, Oil Cloths. Trunks,
Looking Glasses, Sadlery, Spurs, American
Flags yiolins. Guitars, and the largest assort.
ment of Calf and Kip
BOOTS and SHOES
Ever offered in tins any other market 81
1t would be useless for to puff onr es- j
tablishment, as those who have favored MS ="
with their custom are well aware that we have
the
Largest Stock and the best assortment
In Northern California, and when we say that
sell our goods
Per Cent. Lower
Than any other House in town, there is
no deception about IT, II is for those who
doubt us Ia come and Judge fer themselves, and
we are confident that those who haze done so
once will not fail to do so in future. AT any
rate we solicit fair and impartial trial, end il
the result be not in perfect harmony with onr
advertisement. then willing to SUBJ
init to the obloquy of false pretenders. Our ar
engagements are such, that we receive fresh sup
plies weekly direct from New York, and we will
warrant every article TO be of the best materi-
ais. and if found otherwise. they may be re-
turned and the mopey viii be refunded
9AML GOLDSTONE. Shasta,
LOUIS GOLDSTONE, San Francisco.
Shasta March 10. 1855 mhlf'f
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-17

THE BUSINESS OF MANUFACTURING
Soda Water and Lemon Syrup
BOTTLING ALE AND PORTER,
Will be continued by the undersigned at Shasta
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-17
Dl S S OIL U Ito N.

TNHE CO-PARTNERSHIPher existing
Il under the firm Of Wescott, Bartlett & CO.,
Soda Manufacturers, Shasta, was dissolved on
the l2,h day Of December. 1854, by mutual con-
sent. All outstanding business OF the firm will
be settled by Westcott & Bartlett.
S. d. WESTCOTT, }Sh..,.
B. l.. BARTLETT, 0"as'a
PAIN g. BEERS, San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-17
BEEF CATTLE FOR SALE,
e&s FIVE HUNDRED HEAD of
ILLS Superior American Reef

CATTLE, six and seven year old BuLLocx,
(not oxen,) ranging from six to nine hundred
pounds IN weight, carefully selected in Missou-
ri, and brought over the plains in 1853 nos,
similar to the lot sold Martin. Pomerov &, Go
last winter. and fattened upon the same rance
Butchers desiring real A No. article of Beef
and OF a size and fatness that is profitable would
do well to give us call. Apply at DIR. Smiths
Ranch, three miles above Chico, on the Murys.
vile and Shasta road.
WALLER & CO.,
THREE LINK BRAND"
~ ie'' 2m
The Shasta courier., 1855-03-17
SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. e5, 1855.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb -, 1855.
- We, the undersigned, Merchants OF
San Francisco, agree to receive Certificates OF
Deposit of PAGE, Bacon & Co. at par. IN pay
ment of merchandise.
Arlington e. Co., VIM. Coleman N.oo'
Pickett & Mount, Hussey, BOND q 20,
Eugene Kelly & CO., Story, kedinston q Co.,
Dow McRuer & Co., b. =. q L. L. Horn,
Bard. Plummer, W W. Backus'
Sherry James & Mccrea Moses, Ems x Co.,
Sawyer, johnson Co.. H. fenner
Geo. Dietz & Co., Henry Julian,
r. Mckee & Co., Loud & Hosmer,
Earl & Co, Henry Hueg & Co.,
w. C. Allen & Co., Woodwork & Co.,
jackson Mckeniry, A. L. Edwards & Co.,
A. b. McCreery, Harold, Randall & Co.,
Haynes & Lawton. tDeLong. Mcneil Il Co.,
Lowe. Ebbets g. Co., Beck & Elan.
mhl0-1m
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L, uoIitIIrTI Ii's DiAWINu anil FAIFIlHi
~. AsAn i.,i.. sd u'"'i7's" 49, '"'p-"-'
a.. ,is zoe. t,t,- - t~riis o. -" 80 h'"''-"T
ya,ItI CLASSICAL GYMNAYiilM Iiibln lionss,
j A.t.,p.s niHuIAM Hs"'s'i ~ 'P-. ne SO,
49,. a, H. fu,'h yea N"rd.y. Hap' ~ Tbs vy"esHss
ia, n 81 Fs.-,i ~ tho f's ssss il'iai lH'" ~ Fps"
,r,. and 20. t,in, '~.ufy by Oh Tse Studies bss's
~, a.. .,,... sac nts sni The sss, I"pt 49,
r.,tb us. .our@ ~ Aa'ha,..iics Yaneh, Latin Uses
uI .,,,,. n,.~in ed Manu-. Arss The ~hos r"sfs.
a., d.,.u. ,bloh have su.a,"i 9Th .nd
q, ~lLh tho .rec. i-fe'ts v" too o'''r"s
a., ,ea,. a. 10 riB 10 ols- hT rheh MI ss
"a r.. e rousht ~ have tni,r anu'n.l pr
,r ~ he confut aud h-ab ~ tas puPl. P'fon'' ~Lo
heir b. industrious ard e. aeoo"phsh ',ne
dir. .nd th~f. Invited a. 'bs -onD tt sop
or 10 60 thr Rector uns Insfs
are nov srvrrsl varaIehS
s-The pr.cu member, = The sehoo' ar, tn'i,ea 20 -
,h.,r sndss on ths FIRST MONDNf Of %fPfEhht
vonp,..r, ,iI b. informally Instructed grsu ol.,, th
.,rn. oreurr of the school The Report rf he w. year
CsIo.pe ana C0.e study may be had the ocr OF he
Trra.urrf OF he American Bibe sOcisty
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nsm- pork GIN Bus,ness Oireti0rp.

vVIy FOIIDWINO LIAT consists Of prom
j $50, u..-a- IN sssb linz n has.ns-i
DRY GOODS.
Amesssss asd Fsveisp silks.
sowyr n,sAnEgl Ga. nnp,- 4 Jots-nJJir srosd~v
nsyii. " ..,, grnbso,a~ry -''t., prtns.. 'nmv-
Bpt,,ts L.Je| Dr.s- ThnO'n' Ord and S07"f N'"'@
soiLss ., ROO Importer. ,oa Jobs-r., No "a johns"
G."'lrms.,. P"rpl.h,"s t.o.d e.; " .,-, At
American Lamps and '.a- rirtare..
prTz DR0 Go 1Manafaj... No ~ william IT. j" ''"'
Agricultural wnrehou.~.
4 ALIEN ns,e n Alien & Coz No 40 and 1911 war; o.
ARTIFICIAL Flowers and Feather. "r~ -,,ic-, ",
JANIS lUchEh %SGr'sI co. s ,ss Miiso
Dentist. ,,,.4,
Dr. CHAS A. PECk ...................'No w SF'iaNN
Door, sashes and Blinds.
r kfNBALL (Whol. sale and RetalD No 70 oooA","'-
Ensruv~r-, Wood.D a,.,.
nor, 49, fressh Winaow Glass 8. s.sc.y..t
French and German Baskets &C. ,A.,,v.,
CHAs linn Co. Importer, 50 Msden'i.n"t NJ L0e'p"
Ssrss and . Fep a. = re e.sa Sons. No
- Broadway l door above l9ih--t
Fine Teas. ,nr,,..
Hardware Cutlery Edge Tools &c:
rHos D0IGIASs Manufacture and p'.-"'' No
BUNTING BEAN sr'H Metals &c. 60 wA'-
Boat and Oar Bazaar. ..
'oT 30 70 Sc so. s.sy' u SaaERsoLTs go SSuS
OI0MBYs sos offices 49, T. Eth-st ana ils Sasssu-s
LYONS NANUFACTIRING Co. Otiss Improved rs,su.'
other Rod. Put up for st cents per 'oo''''''''''N"
Lifhosrapher-. ,w.,.r
GEO HAYwARD....'.....'.'''''., IS, -,
Lamp. Pho-se.e Burning Fluid and Campn ."n's,
CRAS STARR ia Co.....,.........''''se III 'u''"
Locking Glasses and Picture Frames.
John : WILIARD.. Pe.rst. nsN Cns'H''H'''
Paints. OILS, &c.
RAYNOLDS. DENOE n Co......'Nos ioo NJ" Nv
Paper Warehouses. c,s
CYRUS ". FIELD Co, Wholesale oeAer' NO II "'
Planished Tin and Japanned ware a. Civilian, .,
GFO HODGt IT'S. (NAnf )."..s.''.'''''No- 10 " ""
Paper In Rolls and Reams, &c. a.,
rr-GrNE ELY...No IS Fultonr third door below oo'd-
sTFARNs MARVIN Manufacturers OF Hea q 20 -,
u,nd.r Safes WdeS's Pstent, Rch's improvement as'
sole ,rrrretors OF the patent La Bette LOCI oePo'
No. l46 Wsterr-
ship Bread and Crackers. ,,..-,
p TITUS Co.'.................So zS Wa'snst"s'r'
steam-Epsip~- Machini-ts' Tools, Cotton and
WOoen Machinery, &c. - p,,..,
Toys and Fancy Goods. 49, ~,
T. AHIBORNk Co, - Msden-lsne, upstairs and ~ Lpet''
Watches Jeweiry and Fancy Goods.
PLArT BROTHER, limp and Manotl NO y ma'nen''S"'
Xy,,so, md Plate Glass French and English
r. HOPkINS BROTHERS, (lmporer'' No oil oHo'A9''~
,nv addition. 10 the ABOVE should bs brought to the
ofsee OF 5. NJ PETTENGLL Co., No. lls Ns'aust
NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
N yHrTFNGILL & co, No. tl9 Nassau-st, sw-fors,
nave made arrangements with The best and most
usted Journals Uufed States and Csnadas ths hy arc
spabed 10 AXE and expense 10 the adSerte
ho DO through them. They select the best papers sn
.drs con icuousy At very lowest prices and always
keep the interest Of their customers In view Merchants are IL
v''ed 10 call on hem
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fire ])roof Gafes, 6talss, &t.

< Z S AND o.
ROCHESTER sCALE-u OR.S AND IRON SAFE MAN
UFACTORY.
Also Warehouse .pd Trucks sugar Minis, Coping
Presses &c
~ " o. RKEE HOUGH Co,
Nos IS Whitehall aud StOns-,t. ", T.
III. p1v scale D. pot Bowling OIeen
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t,uuses uun forms WanIc0.

FURNISHED HOUSE WANTED.-A mcder-
si.sred eeuieel House, above 4h ST.. w-lork for
email fmy zee will he paid TO agent who can procure
cheap. Apply to J. y. d.. Box No $500 fost-omce,
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Clothing.

HALL FASHiON-Just finished elegant
ERThCH SILK RATS the low puee Of s. Gsn rly ,oa
Tor 81; uea and durable Hats - So BROWN HuC"An 81
CENIN's BAZAAR K, No. 5l3 Broad"ay'-
" GRAND AUTUMN OPENING s,.
1IrRsDAY Sc 1854 The public i Isost respectful m
aimed hat On the named cho,ce $3.50 o. ,n'
i.ts. n, yelti.. % LADIES and CHtLDREN'S APfAhsh
III A IN s,his,,ton a. of the best make, and such q,
cannot be surpa.s. d Il ara ltlei, In his Cuy
0oA''' " W. GENIN'S BAZAAR,
ST. Nicholas 9Ote No SIS BrosdSU
VOITTHS' and CHILDREN's CLOTHING for
Il ali .ses from thr-e twenty YEAR al WhoLESALs
X CLOSE, BAILEY 4 Co, No Paspsee ~ 4.
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nsot,N.r wAEIllNUION COLLEGIATE IN
lVI p1trrtl 10 f""''h a. -" W ,''Tf,sHfS. r,l.
,ir.is Creme a.. h,tas"L Ae.le"l Nes' %" ~
ie,h 81 r'""h"' The jss's, Malt 600 h, ,bs rGa
"a, 81. G,t iho of,hs lssi,u'"n rh@ fe'w' '" - 80
a's .'s e,'ss' ssd n.s%' ." IN. nn., 81 ro
sirus,ou provided H. he r'"ro"o o' - s"p". " ,,s
rsl .nd n.t,utsd By ablr fn's"'' "a =. The st"os ',
ou,frd Il hususss toleEr, tnoiu.ins hh"N'E 80
~, ac, ne. tr nh German and SPsn'.h Comm fn'i anna
I'd ~, crr ~ civil Engineering aud Snfvo,ins -
s.,h,r with III, Az 81 lbr'~inE AMI rantnf Ia,
,nct, reccc privat~ AMI iniiulul in-tru - 'u
when necc,s,iy NJ hem Tor entering 20 sd'sn az 'n'
perye W. with the rrinep,' and c.isos1- con
Alns The nrs q F1Pes P nnu % sf ibs is:,s CT.
49, - 40 he oSt.iled 1t APPLErON'S BOX tore
Bo.dw,y also at VISION PHiSSEfS No Ia ta0n 81
For t,e nornston Of parents seetns ut,ee P.er ~ n
, f th. Instruction their snd " - are not ia'Ht
b this It.t,uon Of some Of it. Pre'en patrons
Re, Ass b. suhh, d. D., MI NJ. ii DaesEortn,
H., W,n ? HsT-m-ser II. r Dodvotth,
Nun 49, D,vie. Edsn urri-,
Pro.jer ~ wvtrnore. All.n Hay
~ Gs1p D. Ruff, sanger.
joseph WoI.ter NJ D., Peter stry.,i,
a D p pa, o. " n Marin II. Rose.
n -.- ~ n VIM. K xcKimm
Philip MisPsush, h'q.' Gus " sr.,i
MI - Ser =. Richard Bursv,
Jo-i,h ". Bats, ! , T. =. oa.HeJ
d.
Tredveil ketchsm, ro'oi Is OP
I'm !, Genin George Baker,
~ r. ,rn..nd James Nj. benedict,
Inn T.'cn,t John 2. Esre
49, A. q. Wa erbury,
.onH 11.5,, Daniel W,lker
g., n, i,rn,v Joseph Powers,
80, - p.1,,er Capt. X. Couils-d
WIN. h. Lvir sston, Sr' n = niooN
Denis Juii.D, yy" ,, pcu-e.s
Geo. :. MuTfey, II. ~; teutine'
Charles LowtheT, %, r .fenou
Marx J. King. W "a a a, - n mus
ua,,x > Hal, Ma thias ClsTk,
z d s. David Beden,
D.; n pusb c. P. Cooper
C.Isb f,n.h George w. Pordhsm,
M -, Ru,, Ear. Wh-ee
~, Samuel Wn.nt,
IL - Mrs J. NJ. T. Ap-E'esus,
ya. W;Ss,r;,s Edward Wight,
Geo. I. " amer r. A. fleiu'
K. ". Bonsall, . Ann SrsT1,
u. II, sseDb-TE, M hhol1s n aaSJSeA,L
NstbsIiel Cuuier Ebeneter Bead eston,
Cha. Baudoine, yohn Bel,
T.. w. Co
Thomas J. Coleman, Chsie. niFin'
GeOrse Min,
N,cbsel Cibney Rohsro Ru~e1,
RspoolPh LO~,re, neny put
p; u II,lie Benz ID. X. Craig.
7 II G,or,beet james Davenport,
S..cn DpeEworth J. b. Hiyer &c
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i viii re-oreI WEDNESDAY, sept ia-Yoans Ladies with
D.. .tcfor, tr,fiuotiA from their Pastor prsviou
Teacher be admitted 20 elias tor when hsy ar orc
rsed The distinctive fthe tire highest classes are;
THtsn CT .ss-A 2. Or. Rhetoric asd Va Pho-aply.
JUNIOR G-oEery Mcpts Pho~ ply And Chemistry
s,nIos CLAs-AstroDomy Mol Philosophy, Evidences OF
c. risrisnify Logic sDj Buffers Analogy . 90
TIE Biile Music Comp .tion the Fine Ar. tho tnfsh
rr,pcb Lstn Lar sd Literature Hst'ty &c co
ter info the whole - -
The Rev DR. HENRY B. SMITH Of the Union 1heo osea
seui.ry vii deiv-r during the year toHr Cosrses Of
Lec.uye, to the hsher classes Mental Philosophy 90
Science The Evidences a Chr ani'y and M out
ler'. Ansl ~. -, ,
Prtf GEORGE w. GREEN will take ensrse Of The dep'rt
EN- Of Ho-y Bee-Lettres and vii give Lectures 90
the Of the Eush French ltisn AMI feruisn
Languages 80. ~,
tie Institution OOhtAM D. ABDUL r'noPA'
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Diano- fories ano Alusit.

AT VERY Low PRICES V suit the TIMES ---
"A No so Br,s5ssy .-BEhkfrT d ca, kssst~ee~s.,.
- 49,. sylrs a tbs ss~s .s5,ss us. "a
kxsTIAH riAso.r0nTk. .s,ss. sss :. .s.s.s,: :. -
ok0AN kELODEons. hCsic. cd hs@ss. is<s~@s~s.
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1nstrnriion.

DROnKLYN COLLEGIATE and POLi ECh-
NC INsTITUTE-Ths Board Of Trustees Of this nsti
tuition beg esve to It. opening on ne oth OF
ssrtembeY under the Presidency Of John H. NUM- ILL.,
n f.e NJ the Ipvety OF Rochester assisted BY full corps
Of Profess ors and every department OF nstrueon
II has been the aim the Board Of Trustee the erection
Of the Institute and the Dtmep OF It's fscuy OF ntfuo
hon and with the liberal paced II their disposal 70 &C.
chr, 10 the rtrsns Brook possible advantage ~ the
children By the studsnts OF h9 free
Academy of the College, Of the City aud state
ard no efforts for nent Of this object ~ be sparrd
either nv Faulty of Instruction or b. the Board o.
Tb Hoard OF Trustees composed OF the following named
gent emeD 20 " hom reference may be made;
e' 8 n S,r,nah,n James How,
p TpcIeT D. S. Landon,
ir,hr, Woman J. Il. srOtnngham,
q "a cb,,cna.n n r. Worhngton,
It.h n Iou J T.. Sou'hworth,
John I. Martin, george > Tow
Horace B. Cshin, mares n "af'in'
CHARLES B. Bsylis, > bHnes'
M. q. Harrington. -,
J. II. FROTHINGHAM, President.
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THE WOODRUFF & BEACH IRON WORKS,
OF HARTFORD. Conn.
L. b. HANKS, Agent,
no. J2 Broadway, New York
VIII furnish 20 order high and low pressure Marine and
s,a,on,r STEAM ESGINES and BOILERS.
Also Al KINDS MACHIN cry for Powder Paper suka and
F0urns Mil, every description Of roo Brass and Com
position Css'ings Lafe Shafs &C. ~ the REST quality a"
nrersl. and workmanship OF liberal terms
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NIOyERSynLE UNION SEMINARY

" GlovEKsvILLE, Fulton Co, New-fork %
Rev EDGAR PEEXSs, A. NJ Pnncpal assisted by an en-
Gent corps OF Professors and Teachers all the departments
Of htersure science music and ornamental cuuie usually
nursu.d in sulas institutions OF be.frd eLIst
This Seminary its dinss rs sppHaus is iuut
r- is all new neat, convenient and az stoH!dbs Every
window bnd. sash with pulley, every noon
and spsci0usnOt ce6nd besides furnished with
tentatOr and spread with handsome carpet Ia every do
.sbe appointment literary ms tuition good Iutsas pro
usunce that equal scarcely b. found N fhe STATE ~
furnished with unsurpassed accom- nodsion Tor
.b ut Forty Boardins 5, holan exclusively Female.
than those institutions whose nontr charge
small but whose almost ness eytrGs swell the bill TO mor
unsact, amount Except music there are no erf'ds 10
pupils boarding this Seminary The Seminary will open on
"Wednesday Sept. H.
For Circular with full particulars or for admission WITH 40
cary choice of rooms, apply 20 the Principal or y
J. u. WAsD. Sec'y. CHUhCfffLL, rforI
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DAY SCHOOL Tor fOINU LNUI I1, 10 =. - & H.
10, the ensuing year FRIDAY, Sept H. Apphcahons
Latter Al the above address where circulars with full Parteu'
NAV be obtained.
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Drp GOODS.

DRDDIkr FALL CLOAKS.-GEORGE BRO
ID mn 10 81 can. ard No IS Li.rcnsrds a. has
- -, ,,.ouus.t Of novelties IN Velvet. 9th ND Mo.rs
90. - CIOAEs and mASTILLAS.
% tb ,e nvtss inspection OF "hos~Ae eash All sAot
ffruel
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vrJy FOIIOWIND LIST consists OF prom
II ,s,, t..-.. ia assh iss n Hasns~f
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Real estate for Sale.

At PRIVATE SAL 1.-Two trst-class
~ Houses in West l4hst. Also, two LoCS OF 0HouNO
- ha uh .ide Of i2is ITO feet east ~ brohiwa
Tbese lots are wed ,us cd for immediate improvement to
terms anu 'O''"'' BNKtR x WEEKS No. Pue-st.
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ERENCH DAY AND BOARDiNG-SCho'O5L-
INJECTED nv the late Professors Of NJ Peusne Mes'r.
JFSPINASSE'S SMITH Removed from No V haInmosd
ST. Macdous a.st, corner Of ChntonP'cs heopeA HP'
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N o,y brick HOUSE AID LOTS sitat d IN Vest lSh
,ar the 6h,N Also the hreestoy bi't H. ~ 4nu ~
Al nsed IN W Nshpstonu be Liberty AM Coadsnists
Aso the fur,tory Ownone HOUSE aud LOC In west 20
Al on the north side aud further poH avs spPy
An BAKkk WEEKS No. . Pine S.
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DUY a HOUSE for WHAT YOU PAY IN
ID RENTING stn sell = HOUSE and STORE and nice
COTTAGE for 81 $50 and $26Oeseh %soo only Ho"1 o@
""'' I" '"' NILES BETS, No 81 Waist, basement.
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NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING.
N YRTTENGILL 4 co, No. ll9 Nasau-st, rev YORK
made .ueb with he best and most widely
custed journals the Uuied states and Cauads that hey are
snsId IN axe SAVING Of and expense TO the advertisers
ho d. business through them. They select the best papers snG
advertise COZ cuously The very lowest prices and always
tesp the interest Of their In view Merchants are ~
re- 10 A on, hem.
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ERENCH INSTITUTE for YOUNG GEN tLh-
Il MFN-BOARpING and DAY SCHO ", No. u has
24b.st pear Al sv Prof File ca ARLiER Of tars VI;
op-n his school on WEDNESDAY, sept y Cfeul.Is Sih
I'M narIiculars anc tte- from Mr. PEUGNEF TO he hst
Rerrenc,s-Prof Agpsi1 Gpyot DR.. C. King the Rev lFt
HAWKS Tying, Ferris and others.
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ERFNCH LESSONS j. j. BURNER, grad
uae ofthe University of France wlo has for several year
taught uccesy his lsnsusge 10 this CITY continues
teach in schools and privately 81 bis pupils OF his OWE
rdef &c No .8 av 4h-s References Of the high
EFT Cbaracter EVENING CLASSES to bestu October y.
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ENRY WARD B E E c FL E r
IL

NETWORK CoURTR AND ENQUIRER
The following able and uhfu review Of STAR PAPERS
look that commanding the marked stenton Of the h
erary world appeared above daily journal Of the 9Th
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The suthor writes with richly stored II not highly cult
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IN Europe led him beaten paths indeed ou who
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He tells picture which has been described and engraved
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CONTENTS OF NO. XXI.
1RvTyG's LIFE on WASHINGTON.
WHAT CaEEEi
VICTOR GALBRAiTH.
PLANT-MUMMIEs.
How CAME TO LIKE DIAMONDS.
RECENT AMERIcAs POETRY
CAPE Con tcoSTINEDl.
sUMMEK AND AUTUMN.
Twice MARsiEs tcosrnuEDl
Ma. PEPPEsAGEs FOURTH or July GRAFTON
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l. LITERATURE
]. RELIGIOUS WoRKs-Noons New Transao Of the Cos
pels; Tsyler Lewi's Six Days Of Crea'n The History
Of fhe Lfe Institute Of St Enatus Loyoa by Barol
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Usher Parsons; Cotton is King
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