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JOHN \. ELvAHs. WILLIAM THOMPSON.

ELyANs q THOMPSON, Dealers in
IL Hardware Coach Trimmings, &c.
No. S2s Pennsylvania Avenue, between 9th and 10th
streets, Washington, d. G.
House Furnishing Hardware,
Britannia, German Silver, Albsta and Silver Plated
Tea Table and Desert Spoons
csrvers and Forks, stssls Knives with and without
forks ORC easTs ~
Brass, Britannia, Block Tin and Plated Candlestcls
Shovel and Tongs, Waffle Irons, Bad Irons
hasiin Bell Metal Ketties Furnaces, Ovens, Grid
irons, &C., DC, &c.
'sss Building Materials,
Rural Cottage, Closet Cupboard Chest Tin, Pad and
shuttis Door, and Blind Hinges, Screws, Bolts, Gu,
Brad's shutter Screws and stubbs, Door Springs,
Hsudrsil Screws Door Knobs
Bell Pulls Door Sheaves and Rail, &C., &C., 10.
Cabinet Makers Goods.
Hair Cloth, Curled HAN, Moss, Gimps, Sofa and Chair
Venetian Blind Hooks, Rack Pulisys. Roller Ends,
Brackets, Furniture Nails - r,
Glue, Coffin Handles and Screws, Diamond Screw
Plates, 10, &c, &c.
Carpenters Goods.
Planes Saws, Drawing Knives, Spokeshsves, Chsss
Augsrr. Braces and Bitts, Boring Machines, Ham
msrs, Hstchess, Levels
Bevils, Squares, Gauges, Axes, &c, 10, &c.
Blacksmith and Coach Makers Goods.
Black and Bright Springs, Arlcs, Felloes, Spokes,
Hubs. Bows Shafts, Poles
Sleigh Runners. Silvered and Brass Bands, Stump
joints, Stump Collars, Top Props
Curtain Frames, Lamps, Inside Innings, Lining Silks,
Damask Scanning Cords
Tuas, Tssss., Buttons Tacts, Rringes Jaces, Plain
and Enamelled Canvass
Russs Duck, Enapelled Leather, Dash Leather, DC,
&C., he.
,sifNiEf ELvANs a THOMPSON,
maj Am u n Dco,,
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- Scourer, respectfully informs his numerous
fri nds and the public that he still continues to carry
the above-named business, at his od-established
stand, No $685. opposite Iron Hail. Pennsyvanis ave-
nue., where be will be happy 70 wait on the ladies
and gentlemen Of Washington city, &c.; win Dye
Scour, and Clean garments Of every description in
the very best manner; warrant to renovate them 10
look as well rs If they were new.
He has lately discovered new style for cleansing
coats pants and vests, without inuring the texture
Of the goods; also, piano and table covers GRAPE
cashmere, or merino shawls Of every description.
Curtains and furniture trimmings cleaned or col
ored to have their original look and finish.
Grape shawls of every description dyed scarlet.
crimson cherry to look as well as can be done iu
any country.
Grateful for past fayors, hoping by strict atten.
ton to business he will still meet with liberal share
of patronage from generous public
je 23--eod2w
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TIME, MONEY, AND TROUBLE
SAVED. hf a#

vuyHE undersigned would inform the in-
IL hsbtants Of Washington and lie vicinity that
he Is prepared 10 execute orders at the shortest
tee for marking clothing through beautiful metallic
plate with indelibIe ink
Each subscriber will be furnished with bottle Of
ink brush, directions, and recipe for making their
own ink hereafter by two ingredients. Each one
make their ink as strong AZ they choose. H.
post Office address IS cents extra; German silver
rs cents name, post Office address Is cents extra
on pure silver IL per name so cents extra for post
Office address or place OF nativity. 49,
All orders win receive prompt attention. Pay
ment must be received with the orders.
Address, at the post Office,
WHEELER,
10 2e--n 1911 Metallic Plate EnQraver.
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SEWING MACHINE AGENCY.
vUyIIE undersigned, having been appoint


il cd sole agent for the sale Of Wheeler, Wilson
Co.'s Sewing Machines in the District Of Columbia,
respectfully notifies the public that he ia prepared to
furnish any number that may BE- ordered At short
necessary to enable the purchasers to work them to
their entire satisaction and to keep them in perfect
order. .aFs.fsa5 g8.
These admirable Machines, having uniformly re-
ceived the highest premiums wherever they have
been exhibited be confidently relied on to do all
the varieties of family sewing, as well those of
taors, clothers, shirt-makers, mantua-makers, DC.
As these machines have been successfully and sat
isfactorily used by several families in this city for
some months past, TO whom the advertiser can refer
those who may desire further information in regard
to them, he deems the high reputation which they
sustain in the Northern cities now fully established
here also. s9
The price for Machine complete in all respects
has been reduced to $780,
p. j. STEER,
Washington Place, Seventh street
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CHOLERA. NJ
a CERTAIN Cure for this Disease, may
IA DO found in the use Of Perry Davis's Vegetable
PAIN KILLER. .ofFia

PAIN MILLER. sr8fl ~
DuBuoUE, Iowa, May 6, 1855.
GENTLEMEN: | feel under obligations to you for the
benefit have received from your invaluable Pain
Killer Attts
We have bad some cholera here on the Mississippi
thus early in the season A few days since assisted
in laying OUT and buryinR Of our citizens, who
was supposed 10 have died with the disease. The
next morning was taken with severe vomiting, ac-
companied with codness Of the exfremities. Warm
covering and applications failed to restore warm b.
Ny wifes family, who had used the Pain Killer with
success during the cholera season in Buffalo in ls49
advised me 70 take it, took two doses at intervals
Of is minutes; fine perspiration ensued, and the
next day, barring q little weakness, was well, and
have been since.
II may have been an attack Of Ague, but whether
Ague or Cholera, II answered my purpose.
Since my recovery, find that several Of our citi-
zens have used the Pain Killer as a remedy for Cho-
lera, ,nd pronounced II good therefore take plea
sure in recommending il TO still more extensive
ticc. Yours, truly, w. NJ. CR0IZER,
Attorney -atIaw.
Perry Davis a Son. Prov, r. ].
The Pain Killer is sold by Gray Ballsntyne, and
John 7. Mortimer, Washington, d. o.
i've
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Inc loho"lng 10 hst OF the 8f4QuAtoa chss d
Cadets who have been appointed 20 Brsyst Second
Lieutenancies In the several srms named from July
1, viz: .l elata N
A Corps Of Esy;nssrs.
/. Cyrus B. Oomstock.
3. Godfrey Weitzel
6la sbasaipn9 Dragoon Arm. b
8. Ebenezer Gray company @, LIST regim emit
s. David Mon, Gregg, company 2, I'd regiment.
Is. James Wheeler, Jr., company 4, I'd regiment.
20. Lewis Merrill, company d, Let regiment
A 49, IL Cavaiyy Aym.
3. Cornelius Van Camp, company =, LIST regi-
s. Junius B. Wheeler, company +, I'd regi-
ment n
IT, John r. Church, company ], LIST regiment.
II. Albert v. Colburn, csmpany ID, 2dregimsnt
Regiment Of Mounted Riasaen.
TO- John v. D. Dubois, company G..
20. VIM. w. Averel, company o.
slla3 -Aytiilsry Arm.
4.George II. Elliott, company A, 4th regiment.
2. Samuel Brock, Jr., company u, LIST regi-
ment. 'sN9 h4
Q. Frederick L. Childs, company +, I'd rcgi-
ment. ECf l8F8agR
IL. Michael r. Small, company g, Sd regiment.
10. Francis r. T. Nichols, company L, I'd regi-
ment S2 el s
is Alexander 8. Webb, company X, 4th rsgi-
ment
IA. John w. Turner, company L, Sd regiment.
10. Francis A. Shoup, company A, LIST rcgi-
ment a8 a ~ ie
q Infantry Arm.
10. George D. Ruggles, company D, LIST resi-
ment MY ssE
81. Alfred I. A. Torbsrt, company X, I'd rsgi-
ment fl3E Eti a
"a. Charles w. Thomas, company 9, 9Th rssi-
ment. }2
rs. James n. HIN, company r, 10th regiment.
"a. Edward L. Hartz, company x, 18th regiment.
20. Clarence Z. Bennett, company A, Sd regi-
ment. sa 3sg.8 wv,
~. Timothy N. Bryan, Jr., company Q, 9th
regiment. Aa ess08 las sNN
Is. VIM B. Hazen, company D, 4th regiment.
20. Henry w. Freddy, company Z, 9th regi-
ment.
80. Henry NJ Lazell, company @, LIST regiment.
81. VIM. r. Pease, company 9. 10th regiment.
/, 80. Jesse X. Allen, company F, 9th regiment
33. Robert @. Hill, company B, 9Th regiment
81. George MEG. Dick, company G, 9th regi-
ment. M
REBUILDING OF THE 81 LAUREL FAcroRY."--We
are pleased to learn that the Patuxent Company
intend rebuilding this factory at as early day as
-. - A y
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Erpiosion and Loss Of Lifs

CLryELAxD, ONO, July The steam propeller
J.W. Brooks, hence for ogdensburg blew up near
Ashtabula, yesterday. Two of engineers were
badly scalded, one Of them probably fatal Two of
the deck hands jumped overheard and were drown
ed. No passengers were injured
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DIED.

DIED.
In this city, on the 7th inst, THOMAS f. SAUNDERS,
Printer formerly Of Virginia, in the 26th year Of
his age. 0a
On Thursday, the 9th Of July, Mrs. MARY WARD,
in the s7th year Of her age. She leaves large family
of children grandchildren, and great grandchildren
TO mourn their loss. -, e.ob
Mrs Ward came to Alexandria in the year 1909,
and in 1920 Joined the Baptist Church, under the
care Of Rev. Spencer H. Cone. She lived consistent
member from that time TO her death.
baltimore Clipper please copy 4.
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.e NEW JEWELLERY. s
HAVE just received q lot OF new styles
- of rich Gold Jewelry, and have on hand q fine
stock Of Watches Gold Chains Silver Ware Of every
description. TX
Also. great variety Of Spectacles, DC. a 11
q AL Of which will sell al greatly reduced prices
for two weeks. tas HaN .s3 sg '.8a 4
Il Please call at 4ls, Pennsylvania avenue, 8Besi
t Sign Of the Large Spread Eagle
je 20 H. D. HOOD.
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SODA FOUNTAIN FORsALE.-A COM
- plete apparatus, all new and in excellent order,
will be sold low for cash.
jy9--eolw* Apply at No. 499 18th st.
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NEW YoRK, July e,--Cotton--The market is
active, with sales Of 1000 bales Upland Middling
lola. Flour--The market Ia firm, with nm up
ward tendency, s. 81 IL . 10 IL 10 for Ohio,
and 81 for Southern. Wheat--the marketi is firm.
Corn--prices are trife higher; sales Of 81 900
bushels at 9s- Pork-the market Is firm, with
sales Of $50 barrels. Beef--sales Of l75 barrels
at steady prices. Lard--the market is unchanged,
with limited demand at previous rates. Whis-
koy---the market II firm at 4Iia4ll.2 @
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Tm WxATHrR--THE HARvrsr.--From the en-
trcmely cool weather of the spring, and even Of
June, we have suddenly come upon weather that
would almost do justice to the tropics. The thcr-
mometer has been ranging Of late from 90 to SO
degrees, and in this degree the farmers are in the
midst Of a harvest which, owing TO the drought OF
the spring season, win fall far below the average In
this fertile valley. There are farmers In this vcin-
ity who win average ten or twelve bushels TO the
acre. but the general average for this county will
posed the average will not be more than SIX or
seven bushels to the acre. Taking the counties
Of the Valley altogether, hardly more than half
crop can be expected. The quality of the grain,
however, will be excellent and the yield TO the
quantity OF straw good.
The late rains have had fine eject upon the corn
and other crops besides making vegetables quite
abundant Winchssfer Republican.
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PoLIrrcAL--At their late convention in Phia-
delphia, the American party decided TO make their
nominations for the Presidency and Vice Prcsi-
dency on the 22d Of February next. This, in our
opinion, Ia far too carly-July or August would be
better nine-months' canvass is really out Of
the question. We have lately passed through one
in this State Of Eve months continuance and We
are free TO admit that we never wish to engage in
another Of such Internal length, But the thought
OF nne-months' one 6s us with unutterabe dis
may Unless you are stark mad, gentlemen, do
let that cup pass from us.
For ourselves, we want short canvass the next
time, and lively one But as to indicating who
ought, or ought not to be the Presidential candi
date, at this stage Of the game, we have no idea
Of being betrayed into any such folly Let all wait
for the wagon Plenty Of time yet.
Richmond Wig.
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nR. l.. b. WRIGHT,S Tasteless Liquid
u Cathartic, or Family Pbysic

a NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION Is
IA proposed, 10 meet every week, and pay twenty
Eve cents on each share of stock. Persons wishing
70 take stock can call at the hardware store of T.
Wheeler and register their nanes and the amount OF
shares they wish To take. igs
SO soon a. 1000 shares are taken, there will be
call for . general meeting to organize.
may ST
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TELEGRAPHICNEWS
RKPok1xD soR rHx
DAILY Am ERICAN ORGAN.

Upssttiag Of a YaeAf--TArss Psrsons Drosnsd
3 Nrw YosK, July s.--Yesterday. on a sailing en-
cursion, the new. yacht Grace Kerr upset. and three
out of Ave persons In her we're drowned. WA
Their names were Mr., Ferguson, the marine re-
porter Of the Journal Of Commerce, John Parker,
and George Grady. The bodies were not recovered.
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TIME Subscriber will rent his Hou-c, on
Psnnsylvsnia avenue, between Seventeenth
ana Eighteenth streets, No 1864, containing twelve
rooms upon the most reasonable terms, either with
or without furniture. Inquire on the premises Of
r. w. BATES
le l6-n Agent Of the American Organ.
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Ne,u York Stock Tra,,sactio,ls.

NEw YoRx, July s.--stocks are better Money
is easy, The sales at the first board embraced
the following: Delaware and Hudson Railroad,
SO IL; Virginia 5s, 90; New York Central Rail
road, lol rs; Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad,
81; Cumberland Coal Company, 80 5-s; Reading
Railroad, 90 "a; Erie Railroad, 50 81; Harlem,
% Ia s.. t Il 5ltfH r5t4 s.tf sttN# Ai&lE
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sol prizes, in ALL amounting 20 SEQ, 900
ONLY TEN THOUSAND TICKETS. A
Tickets $40 Halves ts-Quartsrs 81 80.
SAMUEL SWAN, Agent and Manager,
jys--dJ2o Atlanta, Georgia.
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Baltimore Marker.

BALTIsoRk, July s.--SAles of 100 bbls. Howard
street -four at % as. Sales Of red wheat (new) at
81 lsa 50 30, and white at 81 20 a 81 20 Corn
Is dull yellow % . 9s; white lo2 los.
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"A Lii eTRANGERs 6
a Visiting the city should zee Hunters Oatalogus
OF the curiosities ofthe Patent Offios.
Also, his description q pouslrs treat pistsrs
I'D N--d1yh
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RIED.

In this city on the 9Th instant by the Rev. Byron
Sunderland, Mr.. JOHN r. JORDAN to Miss HENRIETTA
T. BRooKE, both of Alexandria, Va.
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n. Burner met bis death by sufFocation In wen
near Woodstock, Va, on the 2ad uIt.
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GLENWOOD CEMETER y.

CDice No. 292 IenDsy tuGntG Gce7lae,
Corner Of 10th street, over the savings
THIS Cemetery is laid ont ON the plan of
j the celebrated Greenwood Of New York, and
situated on the high ground distant one and . quar-
ter miles north Of the Capitol North Capitol street
leading directly TO the gateway This Company have
received charter from Congress- appropriating their
TO the purchaser, and prohibiting all encroachments
from legislation or otherwise; which is Of vast mpor
lance TO those who wish their dead to repose where
they have placed Them for ithas become custom in all
cties, when the burial ground has become valuable
for other purposes to sell II and throw the dead pro-
not prevent it no titles given to the ground.
N. B. Office open from 10 to u A. NJ. where psmph-
let's containing the charter, bylaws, and map Of
the grounds, and all other information can be OBJ
tanned All orders left with Mr.. JAMES +. HAIR
vEY, No. 4lo 7th street or any other Undertaken,
will be promptly attended to. june ls-ly
nR. L. B. WEIGHTS TasteIess Liquid
~ Cathartic, or Family Pbysic.
This is the best cheapest and most efficient cathar-
tic ever offered to the public.
II is tasteless, Thereby avoiding the nsusestng eff
fleets Of Pills. Oils Senna &c., and produces no gri-
ping effects. Unlike all other purgatves II searches
70 the bottom Of the disease, thoroughly ceanses
costiveness. No family should be without it.
Children drink IL readily and without forcing and
no medicine e more hghiy recommended BY the
Give it fair trial and then judge for yourselves.
II can be had wholesale and retail Of
.. II. STABLER 4 Co.,, Baltimore; CHARLES
ST0TT Co., Washington city, HENRY LEAD
BEATER, Fairfax street, Alexandria; COOK a Co.,
King street, Alexandria.
Or. WRIGHTS Principal Depot, 400 broadway,
where the Doctor can be consulted daily diseases
generally, from u TO 2 p. NJ
lie l3-am
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BY AUTHORITY OF THE STATE OF
t GEORGIA.
FORT GAINES ACADEMY LoTTER

FORT GAINES ACADEMY LOTTERY.
GRAND SCHEME FOR JULY.
Class $40 be drawn July g. 1866, In the city Of
Atlanta, Georgia, when prizes amounting To @
"a eOO,OOO @Nnf7W
Will be distributed according 10 the following mag.
Es nihcent schemei ~ III
sss- And remember every prize is drawn At eaoh
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tinue to join the American party notwithstanding
the recent demonstration there by Mr.. Stephens
Judge Nisbet viii address the people Of Nil
ledgeville the 18th instant, in exposition and de-
fence Of the aims and principles of the American
party. DR.. Miller, the Demosthenes Of the Noun
tains, and other distinguished gentlemen, have
been invited to attend and speak.--Say. Rep.
The Milledgeyille Recorder says:
There have been large accessions to the mem
bership Of the American party in this county with
in the last few days, and from every part Of the
State we hear the most cheering accounts OF the
progress Of the good cause. Let our friends be
firm and active, and victory Is certain" 8s
The same paper remarks:
The nomination Of Judge Andrews Ia well re-
ceved in this section, by insiders and outsiders If
we except the Cobb and johnson dry-rot regency.
We observe also that his name ia inscribed with
enthusiasm on the banners Of several Of the con-
servatye papers in different parts Of the State"
The Recorder makes the following suggestion:
Satisfied that the platform Of principles adopt
ed by the American party, in all Its essential fea-
lures, must prove acceptable to the great mass Of
the people of this State, and that the Hon. Garnet
Andrews is entirely worthy of their confidence and
support, we suggest that grand mass meeting be
held on the eighth of August nert, and that all the
friends Of Southern Union and Americanism be
represented on that occasion, and In the spirit Of
patriotic concession and Cancellation unite their eff
forts in discriminating the State from the rule Of
spoilsmen. We have but one political aim, let US
have but one heart"
"A WARNING TO AMERICA AND AMERIcAss."--
Miss Anna Ella Carroll of Maryland, has COM
menced the publication Of book in the New York
Crusader, under the title of "A Warning to Amer
lea and Americans" Miss Carroll is connected
with the old and honored Carroll family Of Mary
land In introducing her book to the public, Miss
@. respectfully alludes to her Roman Catholic an
cestors, and gives her reasons for entering upon
the work Of addressing the public In behalf Of her
country and the Protestant religion. She dedi-
Gates her book to the President of the American
party, to whom she says:
You then can permit the delicate hand of wo-
man to assist in the culture Of the vine and the
olive which fourishes only on the soil of freedom
and to resist the attempt now industriousy being
made to supplant the laurel by the cypress, the
sassafras and hickory by the palm tree and shit
tim wood
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RANK OF WAsHTNGTON.

BANK OF WASHINGTON,
JULr Q, 1856.
TyHE Trustees Of this Bank have this
IL day declared dividend Of three per cent out
of the profits for the six months payable TO stock
holders on demand. ~
jy 6-3t JAMES ADAMS, Cashier.
A BOOK FULL OF WIT AND HUMOR.
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REBUILDING or THE LAUREL FAcroRY.n--We
are pleased to learn that the Patuxent Company
intend rebuilding this factory at as early day as
practicable - Planter (hd.) Adpocats. s
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Z T. BERKLEY, COLORER AND

And by all dealers in Alexandria, Virginia
may 23--eof Am
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The following ID . list Of the graduated class Of
Cadets who have been appointed 20 Brsyst second
Lieutenancies In the several srms named from July
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Tho President and Mrs. Pierce returned to
Washington on Saturday evening from their ex-
cursion TO the sea-shore at Cape May.
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AssrexMrsrs OF LAND WARRAErs IN THE DIS
TaicT or CoLuNnrA.-George @. Whiting, ESQ,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Office
has decided that in cases where assignments Of
land warrants have been acknowledged in this DiR-
trict before either magistrates or notaries public
whose official characters and signatures are known
10 that Office, the certificate Of the clerk Of the
court sutbenticatng these facts Is not required.
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DrsrHEssrSc. along the Avenue this
morning, we were panied TO see a youth Of seven
teen or eighteen years Of age, respectable in his
appearance, lying at the door Of drug store In
violent it. We do not give his name, less the
feelings OF friend might be wounded; but, as We
were informed by gentleman in the store that II Is
frequent occurrence, happening more than once
in day, II appears to us that measures might be
taken to shield him from public exposure Of his
misfortune.
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
THE LATEST STYLES AT THE
lQMIESl PRICES,

~ U-O 9Au y ~
To our many friends and customers we return
our sincere thanks for their very liberal patron
age heretofore, and trust for continuance OF
the same. HOLLUB & ISAACS.
Shasta, November Is, 1854. tt
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
& X O G. X f X Y

GOLDsTONE n BROTHER
ID ESPECTFULLY INFORM their friends
IL and customers throughout the country, that
jn addition To their extensive stock of
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
Ready Made Clothing. Domestics, Boots and
Shoes, Hosiery, Sadlery, and large variety of
Fancy Goods too numerous To meniiou they are
now seceivng a large and well assorted stock of
Crockery, Queens 6 Glassware,
all of which will sell, as usual,
Five Per Cent. Less
than any other house in town.
We particularly call the attention Of Hotels
Restaurants and honse keepers to ihe above as
our entire stock is superior in quality. and more
extensive than any in this town. aud purchased
at such prices as TO defy competition.
Please call before purchasing elsewhere, and
if you don't find it to your advantage, then you
can ..take my hat
LOUIS GOLDSTONE, San Francisco.
SAM. GoLDSTONE, Shasta.
Shasta Jan. l3. 1855. ial3ff
The Shasta courier., 1855-01-27
ALSO,
ALSU,
A SAW MILL For SALE.

One of Pages Patent Circular Saw Mills,
complete, with four circular saws, of different
sizes. all ready to be placed to a water power,
with 30 feet Of carriage; to be seen at our es-
tablishment, aud for sale by
ESTCOTT & BARTLETT.
SODA FACTORY, SHASTA.
Shasta, Jan. Is. 1854. ial3-tf