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Law scnool Cumberland UnAvsrstty. Lebanon.
Tennessee.
FACULTY Hon. Abraham caruhcn, aa oas Of the circuit
Judges of Tennessee.
Nathan Green Of the judges ofhs
Of Tennessee.
Hon. Ridley caancsoss u The State.
Judges Csrthss and Green dev their whole dine exclusively
TO the school. a.r
fiastrcon Daily examinations Of each ciaas the
No regular Of lectures hut explanations the
daily the progress VI tho examinations.
Weekly fc0um0n law and sQuiy, In which su
Of the
through processes
practics framed 70 squio hem
Deeds Wills records all Of docnmauts, b. read ev
dence in the trials Some Of ms cases ars taxn by appeal
supreme which held m0Hthy In the eass and 10
public the end session The sucsa oct y clerks hs
jurors judges, and cancel0rs, and In other official ca
yucites connected with their suits
third Monday In
sembsr Thusday in February Tho second
the succssdng Monday In February snd ends second
Thursday in July.
$50 Stndents furnish thnr book.
which can hnd Ia Lsbaa0n bookstores.
-Four sessioDs roqairOd complcte unless .hr stu
advanced class No Ady required for nd
mission There four regular classes Students
any time during the collegiate year.
Number Of Audents the last collegiate sght-six
ROBERT l.. CAkUTHBRa,
Feb Il-coy Psesidsas Beard u trustees
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IA INaNG NOTICE The New Mexico Minus
vi Company Hotel
Washington cy, on Tuesday the I'd OF January
M 70 adop measures relative TO The issuing o
=
by order OF member Of the
i0--iaN3w
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limited STATES Mail Line CAlhfurnsA. via Aspin"
~ wall and Panama, 5th of mpnth 10 n
class stesmshp~ by Navy Department b
1000 tons burden, guarantyinx spsed and safety
The Panama railroad completed Obspp ~ miles from
Panama.
The transit from y rail
from Aspnws Obispo and IL miles Of transportation
dry road recently In thorough ORDER single passenss
therefore, ss Aoxysths passenger
and their baggage being only transferred and om at
alongside the
There will be river future
The route IL entirely free from nkmssS description
Reserve being always port Nsw YORK. Psh
and San Francisco, detention faecden
The entirely vsitakA
lsexpcc,ed that the passage made
larry in days and on the Pacific, In ~ To l9k days.
Passengers win Panama day they Aspu
wall
Through tickets atsse rates. agency, VI
West street, New York.
Jan 2s--dn
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LrRENCH NOVELS, by Dumas. Balxnc and Others
imported from by the undersigned
cents upwards, OF thsm beautifully illustrated
OctT FRANlK TAYLOR.
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r. ANTHONY. No. sos broadway, nsw York, man
Ia uscturc Of dnguerreotype apparatus, manss,
ac and importer Of paies chemcs hHcy frames an
caoypc and chemicals for pcws ard ps
riaJs Of every description
supplied materials manufacturing
G. c. Hasson's celebrated also, votsawdc ahaa
always ON hand.
306 Broadway, June IL, 1884.
June 20--dlyears
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49, 49,
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD.

On aad after hssday, November Z, 1854,
phE leave daily for Gordou~yis and
dale sistoa ~ O'Clock, of boat
from Washington giving ample tine o breakfast on board Con
meeting at Manassas Junction suassoE Wa
junction. with Gordo1svi
with The trains Virginia Central railroad too Richmond Char
i0stssvlle, and sssunou.
The Gofonsyne daily AisaaadnA and nsenasaa
stations before ia O'Clock the ARRIVAL OF the usla
me Virginia Central railroad from Richmond, Charlottesville, and
staanton
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American Artists, Union.


THE Artists Union would respectfully announce the
citizens the Canadas, that,
pose culvang for the fnc throughout the
with Of enabling every family 10 become possessed Of
gallery OF eBgTavings
by THE FIRST ARTISTS OF THE AGE,
determined, order their
engraving aud thus not only give employment TO large number
others, but
the their engaving when
$50 900 of which sold, .4.
100000 gifts the actual of Sl5O,OOO.
Each purchaser OF engraving therefore, receives
engraving richly worth the which
entities him Of the gifts when they distributed
dollars highly finished engraving beautifully panied
tickets will be 1--WE doas'
from catalogue
mail
copy catalogue together with specimen of of
engavings, the Office OF this paper
For each dollar engraving actually worth that and
gift ticket will immediately be forwarded.
4s a AGENTS. 2N
believing the Of this great
undertaking will be materially promoted by the
prise intelligent perseverng agents. haze
with such the most liberal terms.
Any wishing 70 become an agent by sending poaid 81
will by of mail, dollar
prospectus catalogue and all other necessary information
completion the sale the gifts will be placed
The purchasers dsrbuled
win be given throughout the United States
4
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RELIs BELLS hEiLs For churches, academies, FAC
tories, steamboats, planatons made
constantly hand by the subscribers
shed and enlarged foundry which operation thirty
and whose
that their bells have world wide celebrity for volume Of
quality OF The proprietos
applying the process Of loan moulding bell casting
which secures perfect casting
dence OF the anmpnired excellence their be
ceived anuary, 1854 the first premium silver meda
Worlds Fair in New York, all Others,
Try and Europe being in competition and which eighteenth
medal besides many diplomas thar has been awarded They
have patterns and keep hand bells offs
weight and they also furnish
bells or Key and
states and Canadas Their hansins comprising
valuable improvements consist of
and which be turned bell spring acting
the capper, proongng the sound; frame tolng
counterpoe stop, etc. For steamboats, steamships
proved revolving yoke fancy hangns in brass bronze
any design furnished We supply whole
improved hanging rehag bells
specifications being given. Old bells taken
Surveyors instruments all kent on hand
Being in immediate connection with principal
echons either railroad canal
despac, which either personally
spectiuIly solicited
A. MENEELYS SONS,
Feb2f-dly West Troy, Albany co.. N. Y.
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NOTICE no rRE. EMpTroN CLAIMANTS

Under the of Congress ID March, 1885,
ACT to extend presumption rights settlers
toned" the empton
toned alternate odd
Improvement made the date ALIGNMENT proven
and paid the
the day hed for the public And the approved
March, 1854 entitled San act for tho relief Of settlers
served railroad
the abovenamed sections prior the date Of
ied prescriptions al the ordinary minimum price public
lands or al the rate OF dollar and
and paid for before the day fixed public
Therefore, entitled
OF the alternate runbeed under the
act OF "a March, 1883 above referred
ihs 3 March, 1851 he date OF someD) under the
2!h March s ON settlements made the date
al OF the lands markets likewise
empon 27th March, 1884 any OF ms above
lands oastx 81 fAe sir mile limits directed
the sixteenth of October next 81 LOUIS
sh the the satisfaction the
proper Office, pr,ce ted
by practicable atcr seeing notice and before
public
lands embracing the claimed otherwise be
feitcd.
JOS. q WILSON
Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Sep i7-lawl3w Int and Start
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Has removed hts office Franklin Row corner
Of and Thirteenth continue 10 devote his ssn
ton principally sayrcm. Court
Having devoted much tin. he viii
advice aud opinions legal questions
the Patent oce
justices OF the District Counba; tte
preparation and ifial of suits
He wi aac written opinions prepare
Ties having claims before Congress
viii also claims before bosrd established
adjudication.
bet 2s--d,f
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QICH JEWELRX.-M W. GAIT a BRO. offer a maente-
IL cent assortment OF rich ewey the
sistna Of = ="
Diamond, pearl, mosaic, and plain brooches
Earrings and bracelets, diamond pearl enameed main
GenslemenA diamond pins and
Diamond, epsmelied ruby, slEnet
Gold, fob, vest, and guard chains
Ladies' cbstslains, lockets, seals, and Keys
Gold hmblss
buttons and studs, gold necklaces, sc.
Which, together with
watches and silver ware offered their
selling at unusually low -
NJ. w, GAIT a BRO,
Gigs Of the Golden Eagle.
Pennsylvania avenue, between 9th and ION strests
Nov 30-3t - ' ''''''
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pALL AND WINTER .,y,.x

FALL AND WINTER styles OF ready made eiothtnu
OF superior cut and hnh, embracing The Taina suoui
ges and shaped over SACKS black blue shonsbs
Oek and dress plain
black and figured psnsooBs ysve brushes ala and
shirts, collars, dfsws gtove.
Boys and youths clothing sl~ays on hand.
The above articles viii be sold le cssb
NOAH WALKER Co,
MARBLE Hall Clothing Emporium
bepiRs-aawfwh Browns Hotel Building.
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To the heirs OF John Orr and Henry Gucnard
Cor Quinend)

Usrrgn STATES NAVAL AsyLus
phadelphia December 5, ls3A
IoHN ORR, (cooed) landsan, beneficiary this institution
j he'd hereo a sth OF July last.
Henry Guena oaineud marines asd beneficiary died here
o i7th ultimo.
Each Of property OF value, which their
Dec-7-isw4w
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For Lynchbnrg connecting with tbs az Shaossvi
Mondays w Wednesdays, and Fridays.
For Luray New with - Cal
pepper o Tuesdays, Thursdays, and saturdays
For Winchester daily, with the Piedmont
For Mddiehutg daily connecting stngrs Plains
Per order w. Is. BhoCkRTr, Agent
I--du
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BAToHELoH,s HAM pyr.

BATCHELORs HAIR DYE.
DARKER, his fancy Hotel receiving
10 doxen small Bsteheof's dye which IL
universally the best article me ba
without Injury the skim e black
and dye In
PARKERs Fancy and Perfpaery Store,
Dec 2--eod3l' Under National Hotel.
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The United States matt will
their regular Alabama Of November
leaving the
and connecting daily Montgomery with
cars, at Mobile the New Orleans mai
will Selma the downward
SIX O'Clock, m.
The will by able and experienced
the comfort and safety
OF passengers
ner barrel, and ne dollar bale OF cotton
freight having elegant Recommendations apply on
oets1-dem cox, BRArNARD, q co.
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No. SAL
Sales of Alternate Sections Postponed.


NOTICE hereby given that in consequence Of
IN number OF mertorous actual settlers
and ether naiowa would
lands the public sales o tbs United
along the Of the ScSAsa Pacific
State Of MisssuR advertised In psoclamaon No
Offices In December and
President has ordered those sales to be postponed
and take place follows, to wit
At 81 Louis commencing Monday the 9th Of
August next
Al The land Office aekon commencing on Monday The 18th Of
August next
Al the land Clinton, commencing Maaaay the 18th
August next -.
office Springfield commencing Monday the soh
Of August next
Given under my hand at the Once, city
Washngton day December, A. D. thousand eight
hundred and fy four.
JOHN WILSON,
Dee 7.-taw6w Commissioner,
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t1Oi4UMB4AS col.I.tisE., Washington. u. CThe
" ty.ioub year Columbian College will begin
"Wednesday VI september and end the last Wednesday In
students choice pursuing the classical
dies bachelor scientific
bachelor philosophy Tho college
For
Columbian College, Washington, ID. C
Aug 4-eoI3w.
COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR RENT several
" ground attached EACH
g Kendall Green little mile noheasery
the Capitol I'll
These houses spacious and convenient with cellar wood
and stable excellent
The situation beautiful overlooking large portion OF the city,
aud a fill view of the Capitol. 72t ~
approach by Streets Delaware avenue and
and twice day between Kendall Green and the
rresidgnta leaving p Returning,
Centre Market where makes brief 9k
O'Clock.
Reni-two hundred dollars
The houses open inspection,
applying VIM. Sckney. lives Cottage street,
self at re-idence near the premises.
AMOS KENDALL.
July 23-e0dG Er
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.--The subscriber has
Ill complete Of goods which have been
the both this
Europe, offered
saving Of from ten TO twenty-five per cont Our stock
comprscs-
articles every required
can head of hardware
Building Materials fine excepting sash weights
at3cents ID.
Mechanics' tools, every variety, and mostly warranted
betting and hemp packing, II Boston factory
prices
Grey springs, warranted s toas Wa
agents. will furnish dealers at factory pylcos.
feather duatsrS, New York prices
and per cheaper than other stytsn
which offered small advances for cash punctu
customers by the subscriber ... i. .
JOSEPH L, SAVAGE,
Sign Of tho large 1ut HMsv, Penn. av,
S-eolm between loon ena 18th streets
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JUST received 400 barrels eastern apples. such
eTeenings, Badwns, order delivered all
sound Private e boarding house and hotel keepers will end
II 10 their advantage as n call.
Pine yellow onions IN barrels
Also New Jersey white Mercer potatoes
] DOUGLAS CO..
Nov Nl-eo2w Feed Store, I'd street, Pa. avenue.
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. snider's'' Wines, Phiiadeiphi

snider's' Wines, Phil iphia.
John V. SNYDER, In old established
Jacob 5niie No 10 Walnut four doors
below Fourth where will be supplied with wines
and liquors the accommodating terms
SNYDER, of
once No 6 Waui street, where he prepared 10 receive orders
houses
quantities upwards also solcits
Vaughan snde his friends and
& 7
Washington city by sAiamss Express
free Of freight es.r
June 9-diy
tSRENCLE and A1nEish boarding. and day school for
NJ. a..
iaih l3l Washington q. The
Monday 18th September when the pupils
had all the principal bookstores in the city. r.
Aug l0--sotusth sept [Starl
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University OF Maryland.

University OF Maryland.
School Of Medicine.
I 1ss, a viii begin s on Monday 1884,
ns aspss s and P pnss@ses Smith D.
Principle Praeice Of Medicine, samuel Chew NJ. D.
o aSa'S%s Re aSyf's o '%pf Roy p
ateria Medca and Pathological Anatomy Geo W. Menberg,
Practical Anatomy, B. B. smith, M D.
Clinical nfmay belonging University,
containing hundred my beds
To- $780, %IAa ss TX .ds.Sn fee
gays FABLES, with 1as illustrations. 1 volume,
Dogs their management, by Edward Mayhem. London 1854
The Science by w. Fullom, with illustrations
sydenham Geendnch and of his friends in
IO so 81 WIN numerous illustrations Londgn ,s rcs IS CO.
PARESEH's FANCY STORE.
WEure receiving supply good. pr
en-, season AID and friend. viii
selling at very low prices. Among which
LupIs's
Jockey Club, Musk of
Boqdet, and sixty other odors #
5 gross q Lows brown Windsor soap
Tsilos's transparent wash balls &C., SC.
COINS, u.tR, TOOTH, sArL-nRusnRs.
patterns English French, American hair brusbes-
she Dressing Comb India Rubber Comb, English Horn and
pARKER's Fancy periumery store,
IToUsEtxEEPERs, ATTENTION I--Dnner sets, toilet
IA housekeeping gener-
sale ttls lower be had
Being about close that business
articles
stock pin oils glass, varnshes, brushes,
everything appersning thereto, complete
ea, being determined
n city Baltimore
sperm oils, fine article, constantly hand.
fell for packing steanboers
entirely aud confident
n
$40 hve deducted for
Goods any of The and Georgetown
@. s. WHITTLEsEY,
534 Seventh
e s--Au bills made with must be settled monthly.
Dee g-eGdiflw
tUsF received 400 barrels eastern apples. such
Geenngs Blldwtn Rnsses in dne orde delivered all
sound Private families,
4 M their tNa utaaaf outVa
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Hamilton q. FAINT,

Hamilton u. FAINT.
Bankcr and Dealer ErcAangs Se No. pemnspIpanin
Wilmington, ID. c.
TTNCURRENT money land Virginia scrip bought
" ands
all the principal sold In
Stocks bought and sold on commission.
claims against the government collected
Dec l-3mdkw
no GENTLEMEN WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES
MOST complete Of shaving u open
IL ing at Pssers Fancy Store
Fresh md
Almonde shaving cream,
Military shaving cakes,
Badger hair shaving brushes, &C
PARKRR's Fancy and Perfumesy Store,
Dec 2-eodsl' Penn. avenue, under National Hoisl,
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Salamanca SAFES.
CVANS d WATSON, Fourth street. PHILADELPHIA,
Pa tate No 80 Dock seet,) large
mont of their
PATENT SALAMANDER FIRE AND THIEF-PROOF SAFES,
Bank vaults and iron doors md stores,
PATENT SLATE-LINED REFRIGERAToRs
Water filters copying presses Fairbanks platform
#Ee% 4ail. and counter scales. +
Sole for Yaies, Jones' and HALLS
patent powder proof bank locks. Please give a
Reference is made few many orr
o
T. Msuder, 7h street. Pennsylvania avenue, Washing
ton, D. C..
Farmers and Mechanics Bank, Philadelphiaa safes.
United States Mint
United States Arsenal, in California, in Philadelphia.
United States Appraisers Office, Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, Philadelphia safes.
Phadelpha Wilmington, and Baltimore Railroad Company
Philadelphia. t-.r 80 =
Richard Norris, son, Locomotive Works, Philadelphia
Winchester Bank, Winchester, Virginia.
Mr. r. Wood Fogg Pennsylvania between 9th
streets Washington c., authorized receive orders
make sales of the above. fM
May 6--2awiy EVANS n WATSON.
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Poiyteeknie College OF the state OF Pennsylvania,
Square, Philadelphia.
sS College, plan Industrial Colleges OF
Europe afford thorough professional
students intended for
ENGINEEQING, MINING AGRICULTURE, AND THE ME-
##r ~. CHANIOAL AND CHEMICAL ARTS
session VIII commence on Monday, seps
tsmber H. 1854
FACULTY.
Professor Sem h. Peabody
siAnfgy and agricultural chemistry
Prof. Alfred l., k0anedy VI. d.
Mining engineering geology mineaIogy Prof w. II. b..
Thomas, A. M.
philosophy and principles of machinery Profs.
Peabody and Kennedy. 7
Terms FOR each department per session, SIS.
Mechanca architectural Typographical drawing, Prof John
Kern $40,
Fosnch aud spanish, Prof v. DE Amarili.
Is. III. Enrap.
daily.
Al acaaeea under charge Of j. b. boucher, a.
NJ provided into which aud prone,en students
and BE- rapidly prepared fur the College courses
boarding,
addressing Alfred l.. Kennedy Poly
selne College, Philadelphia
MATTHEW NEWkIRK,
President Board OF Trustees.
McIsryRK, Secretary.
Aug g-WedSatS Tueslm
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Mobile aud Montgomery u. =. Daily Mail LINE,
: CONSISTING of The following substantial aad as
4~Is~sskziRs running passenger steamers via
MAGNOLIA,
CUBA,
CREMoSA, and
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,LENWOOD CEMETERY.-Ths beautiful burial place
of the dead having
mains of deceased persons,
The mausocum has capacity for hundred
endf Of the dead apply place departed they
select sites for the graves. =
The plan Of the incorporates equality regard the
os which will not DO put publicly for sale, ahough the,
usually bring PREMIUM, making early selection lots The
most desirable " -"
Until an office established in the city OF Washington appca
ions will be puncualy attended present the east,
wing Of the building entering the Cemetery.
Visitors requested through the Cemetery
rounds. - - ''
WIN. g. HUMPHREYS ~
B--GIenwood is situated short distance north Of the
Capitol. s#r
Aug 27--d3m ~ A
RENSSELAER, POLi TECHNIC INSTITUTE,
EsGNED for the comprehensive and thorough education
chtecs and civil engineers, including railway hydraulics
graphical, and mining engineers.
For the Annual Register giving full information
ing the institute, apply to
z0f = - "a gk b. FRANKLIN GREENE,
~ n IS 4sas5 Director, &c. r. p. l.,
Aug l5-d2m Troy, N. Y.
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University OF LOuisian,

university OF LOUISIANA.
Medical Department.
TUE annual course Of lectures in this will
on Monday, November 10, and viii ensuing
March. ID. =
James Japes NJ D.. Professor of Practice Medicine,
j. l., Mddell, M. ID Professor Of Chemistry.
Warren Stone, M. d., Professor OF Surgery.
A. n. Cenas NJ d., Professor nj
Al Wedderburn, N, d., Professor of Anatomy.
GasavusA Mott, NJ. D., Professor OF Mataria Mediea
Thomas Hunt M D. Professor Of Physiology and Pathology
samuel p Chopin. NJ B Demonstrators Of Anatomy
The rooms for dlssecns win be the third Monday
tober
The faculty visiting physicians
Ho-pt Al, and attend this
The sudenia the professors visits
Expense, enjoy extraordinary practical advantages,
There during the session. hundred person,
scribed for daily. =
In 1853 the patients thirteen dand seven hun
dred and dhy nine,
THOMAS HUNT, NJ. D., Dean.
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- wkNy YORK, BREmEn, AND 1UUTH-
~ ttH AmPIoN UNITED STATES MAIL sin Y.
this line arc The Washing
N1n1D TON, Capl Z. N. Fiteii HERMANN Capt y. fhs
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sEdito OF the above will please copy
bills the Oice n paper containing notice.
Jan ll-Alaw3w
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q. H. SAND, 20 South al, N. "
q. A. HElNEhEH o. Co.. Bremen.
MARTiSEAu, CRosKEY, Co, Southampton
WILLIAM IsEI.IN, Hayre
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Dec 3l-2awtFeb5
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5000 % blue flannel fnr lining great coats
40O0 pairs half weighing pounds
dog OF good sound wool, doubled and twisted yam
Those knit BY hand preferred
Brass scales, N. Q. 3. serg, corp. prvs,
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GENTS scsrfs, Ties Crsvsts xeEvery variety OF size
style, and shape OF and desirable Napoleon
watts, Scp Of hate impoaons and q, moderate prices
sTEvENsis
Dec I-3tll Salesroom, Browns Hotel.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-09
400 Reward!

VVWENTY POUNDS REWARD is offered for
Il information regarding the existence or
death of David WhitelaN, native of
Musselburgh, in Scotland. He was a sailor,
served apprenticeship on board the :" NAL
colm," of Kirkaldy, Captain James Malcolm,
from JS45 TO l849. In August 1S49 he sailed
from Liverpool to New Orleans, as second mate
on board the york" Captain Roy. He was
last at New Orleans, in January, 1885, at
which time he expressed his intention of going
TO California. Since that date no intelligence
has been received of him. He would now be
"a years of age, stoutish made, about feet
inches in height, round shouldered stopped a
little, had reddish hair, blue eyes, fair complex
ion and much freckled, and had frank open
manner.
The above reward viii be paid to any party
who can furnish accurate information as to his
presen: address, or, in the event of his death,
full particulars of the date, place and circum-
stances under which the same occurred.
Apply to Messrs. Cosens & Hunt w. s., %,
Great King street, Edinburgh. or 10
B. HOLLAND, 150 Montgomery st.,
my26-1m San Francisco