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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-29

n EW POK " A K K + =
~ The subscribers having taken the Mark
ct recently occupied by Andrew Sterne, nj No.
ll7 rh,mrs-si. (ioot OF Church siresD would
respectfully inform their iornor customers,
their friends, anl the public GENERALLY, that they
are now prepared tn furnish Beef, Pork, Mutt
ton, Lamb, Hams, Lard, Sausages, Poultry f,
Wild Game, Fruit and Vegetables Of all kinds,
and everything u.usly Gou" in well conducted
Market. A share ol public patronage j. ra-
spectiuli, solicited.
Si5SON, BArEhAN s. COGGESiiALL
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CHANGE OF LIFE,
Dyspepsia--Sour Stomach!

rom the girl i5opdn and the mtde age
he 10 accelerated and the other gradually mp
pressed TO prevent Of the fatal diseases that frequent
Y arise In consequence Of such change. u Il
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LIVER-COMP

Or. NATHAN HUBBARD, OF Sfan,,oyS. Conn. one g
he oldest and most respectable physicians, was sicte
with Isey Complaint mary years, and perfectly
" rsing BRANTS PURIFYING EXTRACT. We could
In Of 9TH caee nj ured
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sNUFF AND TOBA eco.

PETER LORILlAkD.
Mdnu Iactarsr.
No 4: Cu<rnAM SrHEEr, NEw-foRK.
BNceessor ~ Peter Il George LoIill,r l. o1srs for
sale ai kinds OF SNUFF and rOBJCCos IN gem
ernl use For particulars, a Price C0grsnt Can be
Sl't aimed by addressing M above. TINS es ablisi-
msn' Iecf hs ,lJest OF the kim IN the United
tia;ss ly
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FOR SALE.

NO0 SALE, Cottage VITA Barn IN The North
IL part Of the city containing about three Tunrters
of an acre Of Land, with good ocean and sarbor
view Il has been built about three years. Price
e6,000, and terms made easy. Apply to
iyli GEO II. WILSON.
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Rey. L. W. sEmON, N,-nex. Il. sTEyENsON.

Rev. l.. W. sEH0N,-itev. II. STEVENSON.
CoNCLUsyE- Rev. u. w Sohon is widely and generally
known eloquent and accomplished pas tor Of the NJ
church, and Rev r. Stevenson has been known one
of the talented and ZeaOus members that the Ken
lucky Conference could boast Of for many years and at
this time filling the high and responsible station Of agent
for the VI. H. Book Concern.
LOUISVILLE, May Goth, 1919
We have used John Bulls Sarsaparilla and have known
II to be used, with entire satisfaction and have no
hesitation IN stating belief. that 1t IL safe and
valuable medical compound, aud calculated to produce
much good and veieye much suffering; and therefore
would cheeruly and most earnestly recommend II to the
afflicted Il. W. SEII0N,
iSigned) Il. STEW VENSON
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r. =. BERRY,
ID r. N T 3 T,
Corncr Of Thames and Mary streets.

BUILDING LOTS.
CIrUATED in the Northern suburbs ot this
- city, several line building lots, and offered
6r s,Ic on reasonable terms apply to
LEVI JOHNSON.
Any person wishing to purchase building Land
in this city, would do well to call on the SUBJ
scrber Of whom information can be had free
concerning a lot Of several acres which can be
bou,hi very reasonable, and I have no hssitnn.
C, ia saying tht this chance cannot Do found
again in the vicinity OF Newport, AS 'its cheap
aess. quality oil knd, beautiful prospect, Sc.
cannot be equaled. LEVI JOHNSON.
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How much CANCER-how much SYPHILlS-ku
much SCROFULA--lwill one dollars porh of BR-1kT
PURIFIER cure Read the following state mem. whi
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1855-11-29

Gpnefni Asenis Tor IN. United States.
asCiIlEFFEiiS, BROTHERS Il Co
I7o Williin street, cor. of Bcekrnan street,
Jxs-5m NEW-NORk.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23

ARKANSAS GOLD MiNEs.-The Southwest Mis-
souri) Democrat of the 10Th ult says -" During
our visit to Osceola last week, we learned a few
particulars not stated in our last i'll relation to
the discovery of the new gold mines, which may
prove interesting to readers. 1t appears
that an Usage Indian named Civil John while
on hunt in the Choctaw Nation, shot buffa! 70
near ravine, and being fatigued and thirsty.
stopped at spring close by to get some water,
and while drinking discovered the gold boiling
up in the spring. He then made search in seve-
raj places near by, finding specimens of gold
which he brought with him back to Newton
county, and exhibited them to some citizens
of that county. Seven men, as we stated in our
last issue, accompanied him TO the mines and
returned not long since after exploring the val
ley some eighty miles. They report rich pros
pects' of gold through the whole length OF it.
California miners have examined the dust, and
say it resembles the Upper California gold 1t
is fine dust. The new mines are about 4S0
miles from this place. Numbers of our citizens
have the gold fever bat prefer waiting until
they get more reliable information than that
heretofore received, which we think sensible.
The Camanche Indians said to have assem-
bled IN large numbers near the diggings, and
have already threatened to scalp the whites IN
case they get the opportunity. This they will
shortly have. and they may possibly be the party
scaped instead of our people"
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23

A BEAUTIFUL ALLEGoRY.-A traveller who had
spent some time in Turkey relates beautiful
parable. which was told him by dervise, and
which seemed even more beautiful than Sterue' s
celebrated figure of the accusing spirit and re-
cording angel. Every man. says the dervise,
has two angels one on his right shoulder. and
another on his left. When he does any thing
good. the angel on his right shoulder writes il
down and seals it, because what is done is done
forever When he has done evil, The angel OF
his left shoulder writes it down. He waits til
midnight. If before that time the man bows
down his head and excaims. Gracious Allah
/ have sinned, forgive mer the angel rubs Il
out; and if not, at midnight he seals 1t, and the
angel upon the right shoulder weeps"
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23
NUMBER 16.

| ANOTHER HuMBuG.-The New York cores
pondent of tie Aitd gives the following instance
of recent Barnum operation.
I. seems fatality with Barnu,n alwavs to
keep before tte public. Whether he kissed the
pretty German for the purpose of noiorieiy,
do not pretend to say. but whether he did or not
he has certainly got il. The case alude To is
simply this: pretty German wife accuses Bar
of coming 10 her house and kissing her; it
is insinuated that he done something else; but
regarding the kissing business, there is no mis-
take. at least so says the plaintiff. The matter
was brought for hearing Wednesday eve.
ming, bul the Judge after going through with o
mass of evidence, declared The an attempt
at extortion, and so dismissed it. II is not known
what the husband of the injured lady intended
to demand as the price of sip of nectar from
the lips of his wife, but it is whispered at
thing over twenty thousand dollars rather
luxurous buss that if the case had gone against
Phineas bui it did not, and Barnum is good for
another smack whenever he may chance To DO
alone again with pretty woman. His friends,
however. advise him to be more discreet. and in
view of this it is proposed to change the popu-
lar song TO the following:
80 B0ynYm let the Girls alOne.'
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23
DENTISTRY.
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
Corner oil broadway and Sansome Streets,
San Francisco.
T. w. RICHARDS s. CO., Proprietor,

s THIS OLD ESTABLISHED and well
sssiii known EoEse, having recently been
.-a1...L furnished and reitted offers superior in
ducements to families and others visiting the
city. either on business pleasure. it being
near Tie lanIipg OF all the steamboats,, and the
centre OF mercantile business
PRICES.
Board and lodging per week, slp 90 IA 90
Board without lodging. 800
Single meals. so
Lodging per night. SOC. &c s. on
~ D.-The house will he conducted under
immediate supervision OF Mr.. GEO. cox, for
mer proprietor je16-2mt
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23
TOR RACCO.

yirgiuia Observation-Disclosures Agency.
GREEN, HEATH g. ALLEN. corner WASH
NJ ing;on and Battery streets San Francisco.
vould Inform the trade OF California and Ore
son. that they have established horse in this
ci,y fur the sale of VIRGINIA MANNFAC-
'TURED TOBACCO. which they ARE receiving
direct from, and selling directly on account OF,
the manufacturers; consequently, tiiey can sell
at prices that must he satisfactory. The lgvoice
value of our present stock is considerably over
5000. .Ou0, comprising an assortment rs to STYLE
and quality greatly superior TO anything ever oil,
ferci on the Pacific coast, and equal 10 that OF
any house. in the Atlantic States among the
brands are the following:
Crumpnns Four Aces; DO. Ser. .af the Seas;
Crumpuns Bride of the Pacisc.: do. Medal !;
Halsey's Four AS; Boyd's Gold Leaf;
Thomas Club Iionse; do. Anna Bishop;
Saunders Harry of the West;
Fersuson's Star of the West;
Miller & Crenshaw's Bluff City:
Raysier's Canielope;
Dickenson's Ocean and Witches Eye:
Crosby & Wootlen's Metropolitan.
Also, Smoking and Leaf Tobacco. and 200
packages ordinary brands. myl9-3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23
90, B0rnum, le, the girls alone.

BEAUTIFUL ExrRcT.-Ihe following beautiful
extract is part of an editorial review in the Wash
ington Lnion, of the Know-Noihng speech OF
Hon. n. p. Banks of Massachusetts. We COM
mend it to readers especially applicable
TO ma agniticent and inviting State:
Mr. Banks says that fore sners have never
been invited here Who invited our fntherS
What Indian chief was it that seat out for the
Mag Flotcer! Not invited. Do the sun and raia
invite The spring grassl Does The clear air Of
morning inspire the song of birdsl Do the warm
kisses of summer invite the ripened fruit? NCc
invited They were invited by the Declaration
of independence, which appealed 10 the world
for rights of immigration They were invited
by the Constitution. which provided for natural
ization. They were invited 10y repeated lesis-
lation upon that same subject. Our broad, and
fertile. and unpeopled territory invited them.
Our abundant resources invited them. There
was starvation at home, and there was plenty
here. The Almighty himself invited them.
Shame on the poor, Harrow spirit which, under
such circumstances, would exclude them Let
them come! They ariU come at all events. Let
do our best to relieve their hunger if they
destitue; to instruct them, if they ig-
noFant; let us make them friends instead of en-
emies; and fast W e do safely, let
give them the rights, not of conspirators, Of Sc
cret potters, bat of American citizens"
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23

y Prentice, in his Louisville Journal, gets
off the following, which, if we are TO believe
contemporary, is the inveterae joker's = last"
Sorry for it. 1.-TWO or three papersi III the lnie-
rior of Kentucky are occasionally attacking us J.,
and friendly correspondent asks why we do
not scastigate them The truth is. they are al.
together too small woman once handed her
CRYING baby to her husband. requesting him to
make it hush 1t continued to cry till she got
out of patience, and then she called out TO her
husband, L do wish yon would spank that baby
Yes said he He fumbled about for some time,
and. at length she angrily exclaimed, Amt
you going to spank that baby7' would, he
replied sbut, indeed, wife. Ican't find any place
big enough to spank.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23

DEATH OF THE OLDEST OFFICER OF THE Rus
SIAN NAvY.-The Berlin correspondent of the
New York Journal of Commerce., in his letter OF
March Goth, says:-
Among the tidings which have recently arri-
we'd from St. Petersburg, is the news of one event
which would have attracted at any other limo
far more attention. 1t is the death Of Admiral
Rcord, The oldest officer of the Russian navy,
npon whom during all last summer devoved tho
protection of Cronsladt, when the allied fleets
were daily expected TO make an attack upon the
forts and ships of that har5or. II is a curious
coincidence that Admiral Rico,d was, during
his early life, onipanion and playmate of Sir
Charles Napier. He has, during long service
in various parts of the world, made the acquair-
lance of many officers of the American navy of
whom he was accustomed to speak in terms Of
the highest praise
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23

AN EXTRAORDINARY FAMiLY.-Tbere. is living
within five miles of this city child that has u
father and mother, grandfather and grandno-
thcr, great grandmother, and greats grandfather
great great grandfather and at-great- grand
mother, all Huing, and in good health. This is u
really extraordinary family, embracing Eve gem
erations. Through what scenes must the Oldest
of these parents have passed; and how little
must the worthy sire of all have thought Of the
continuous flow of his blood when couriing the
grea-great-g at-grandmoheroft ofthe child-ihe young
est branch OF the stock. To such extremilies We
come at last.
Our old, well known connty-man Col. John
Doup, stands grandfather in This extended
gree.-[ Louisville Courier, Apru Is.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23
THE CALlFoRxIA BRANcH MIsr.-The Giro,

THE CALIFoBNIA BRANCH MIST.- The Chron.
ice furnishes the following Interesting facts rel
atiye TO the working OF the u s. Branch Mint at
San Francisco
Il appears that he amount of gold bullion de-
posted from May Slh 10 May 30th inclusive, was
l23. .656 ounces, by LIS positors-heing at
the rate of 10 OF. 8 dyvrs to each deposit. The
approximate value of the above, estimated at
The standard of $lS 10 per ounce, wonld be S2,-
275 5o7O which is the value of the deposits for
twenty-five days. The coinage. since the 18Th
inst. The date OF the first delivery has avera: ed
slOG00 per day. The refining is going on
night and day, and turning out about 50, ,0c0,o0O
per month
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23

w" My love-" said Mrs. Foozle to her nus
band, oblige me with five dollar ho'e 'o-aay'
e, ,,rcb.sa a navy dress'' Shan't do any such
thing. Kate-you called me bear, yesterday
:. Lor. love- that was nothing, meant that you
were fond OF hugging." "you little -;
haye no five. but here's a ten" This anecdote
reminds us of the remark of old Cap'n: Bragg
not him of Mexico.-Them women-iolks have
,coy of getting over US men!
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23
Lime /! Lime /! Lime |!

EHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
Il fuliy announce TO the public, that they will
be prepared on Tuesday, June 80, 1855, to furn-
ish Lime. of an excellent quality, at S per bar
rel. at their kiln in BriggsvilIe.
Builders viii do we'll to call before contract
ing elsewhere, as our facilities for burning lime.
aud convenience to an excellent wagon road
cannot be surpassed. SAMUEL CLOUGH.
BrisSsvile, May Is. 1855. jel6-3m
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23
Friendship.

We still have slept together,
Rose at an instant, learnd play'd. eat together;
And whereso'er we went, like Juno s"ans'
Still we went coupled, and inseperable.
[Shakspeare
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23

PARopY.-A little thievins is q dangerous T;s
part, but thieving largely is noble art. I'll lis
vile 10 rob a hen-Toost of a hen. But Scnnyier-
izins makes us gentlemen.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23
POLLARD 81 3IasON's
Anti Malaria Pills.

4 SURE AND SAFE CURE FOR RE NIT
IA tent and intermittent Fevers, and also
most effec,ual cure fer all the eecoheary dis
eases accomp mpanying these fevers, such rs Liver
Complaint, Neuralgia. Indigestion, and Ep!aree-
nent of The Spleen or Ague Cake. For Inter
mitient Fever or Fever and Ague, these pills
are undoubtedly the most eifectua and safe rem
edy in the krown world They may he taken
at any stage of The disease, as well -, tee cold
stage as in the hot. These pills not oliy stop
TIC Chills aud Fever but they remove from the
system all secondary afiiictions which remain
after the use of other remedies, 70 reproduce
the disease again. Ia this respect we claim
superiority over every other remedy ss.i'oii has
been offered to the public. There is paper
round each box. under the label. containing
short history of the causes Of the fevcrs of this
country, a nj the effects and operation of the
remedy which propose. These pills are
made and pat up in he city of Marysrille, Ynba
county. Cal
Depot aud ofice-D s,.ec:. second door south
of the United States Hotel.
,gSs For sale in Shasta by DR.. BENZ Shurtlef,
agent for Shasta County.
July 18th. 1854. Jyl3f
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23

Emily Grant, in state Of want,
Found her purse remarkably scant,
Live in this land" )" she cried, g can't,
And so to Australia I'll levant."
Then her friends called her Envy Grant!
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23
PAYyTINC. PAPER HANGING, &c.

PAINTING, PAPER HANGING. &c.
UVHE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE
l. the business of Painting, Glazing and Pa
per Hanging, in the city of Shasta and surround
ing country. on his own individual account.
marl9 II ) VAN SCHAlCk.
Shasta, Dec l6, 1854. tt
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23

r would not be woman-says Jean PaH
Richer,-for then could not love her.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23

w IF a good act benefits no one else, it ben
.eits the doer.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23
.LOAG'S HORSE MARKET.
,sveaverviIIe and Yrekn Passenger Train

.WcavervilIe and Yrein Pnssen.cr Train
THE SUBSCRIBER respect
fully informs the inhabitants of Jl~
AlG Shasta and vicinity, that his ar zyN
Engagements are now completed to have
.stantly any quantity of Horses and Mules for
hire or sale. lie ,a,ters himself that his stock
of saddle animals. for speed and ',.ability is
.excelled by none of any Livery Stable nor:h OF
San Francisco. He takes this opportunity to
return thanks to former patrons, aud to assure
them that every exertion will be used to merit
a continuance of the liberal patronage hitherto
bestowed on him.
Stock bought and sold on commission.
Auction sales of stock daily.
JAMES LOAG, Arctioncer.
NJ b. PASSENGER TRAINS START DAI-
sI.Y AS HERETOFORE FOR WEAVER AND
YREKA. Charges moderate.
Shasta. August -, 1854. If
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-23
DOCTOR ]. E. PELHAM,

DOCTOR j. E. PELHAM, eo4
TIAVING LOCATED HIMSELF FOR TIiE
l. l. purpose OF practicing the various branches
of Medicine offers his professional services to
the citizens of Shasta and vicinity, and hopes,
by close attention aud reas0labls, charges to
merit and receive portion of the pablic pat
lunng-. To those to whom he il nuknowiI, he
hopes it will moi lie considered out OF place for
:lim to state That he has l'rac,lced Le Yarlaus
branches OF his pro.cssion for
- Years,
the last five years of which were passed la Cal
.;f,,rnia lie is a graduate at the Medlasi De-
t,ar,ment of Trnusyl lyana Universiiy. aud has
Recommendations from men of the highest
standing in the south west la reference to his
character Physician
OFFICE
Next door to the Eagle Hotel.
Shasta March "a, SO ,pasts4-ii
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10

a ittar from Jassy Of the 9th. publish
q Ii II Augsburg Gazette, says that
great activity has been perceptible among
The Austrian troops Of occupation, some
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10
Iowa United States Senator.

The two Houses of the Iowa Les,isla
ture met in convention, on the l4t6.alt
for the purpose Of eleeting a U s. Sena
tor in the place of Hon "A. G. Dodge
whose term Of office expires on the 4th q
March next. Two ballots were taken
with the following result: r : -
V Ws!,, Democrat % BsJk;; MAI. wi he, 9
- eattttats' D. ID. Isl members and
the six national wings who voted Tor Mr..
Cook was held the same evening, when
Mr.. Harlan was nominated. The six ma
tional wing members left the caucus
with the determination not to support the
nominee. AS the balance, of power rests
with them, they can either secure the re-
election of Mr.. Dodge, or have the cleo
ton postponed until next winter. IT,.
After the two ballots, as above noticed
above, had been taken, a motion prevailed
to postpone the election until Thursday,
the, 21st inst, =. -, ~
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10
OFFICIAL DIREcTORY OF
PUTNAM COUNTY.

CIRcvir CoURr.-TeIms- Eighteenth day Of
April and September.
JuDGE-Ceo. w. Summers. .
CLERk-H. H. Forbs !. -. J
PROSECUTING ATTcRNEy-J. n. Couch.
CoUSTY CooET.-- Terms Fourth Monday
in each month-a6d Q harterly Terms in June,
and November. Et.I
PaEsIDISo JusricE--A. w. lHandley.
CLERK-H. n. Forbes. /, .I,t iLa.
PRosEcuTISd ATroRNEY.-J. n. Couch.
SHERiYY--N. B! IBowyer. III. \ =
MAoBrRATEs.--Pifst District -. Bower,
D. Surbaugh, X. Symms, and IA. w. Hansiey.
Second District--T. McC ailister, r. N. b.
Thompson, w. Ford, and J. Kennard. Third
District--W.A. Alexandria,j j. Foster, A. Sib.
Tell, and j Smith Fourth District-B. b,
WASH ngton; II. H. Harvey, J. Koutx, and :,
G. Thomas. Fifth District--C. P. Brown, and
d. J. Martin. n II
CeuSTY SURVEYOR. --JXB. Crawford. r,
COMMISSIONERS or4iEvESUk,--N. Handley.
CoSsrABLEs.--FirstD istrict---J. Nounnan
Second District-W Grass. Third District
- Foster. Fourth District J. Craig. Fiji
tn District-A. Asbury. ftt y. -.
OvERsEtRs OF THE PooR.--R. Swindler, c.
Conner, 7. E. Erwin, J harrison, and J. VOL.
ton. . %3a..iIj .|EI.'. TX,
| 5.CoRoNER,--A.tW Wolf ..s- r. N
ScnooL CoMMIssIoSERsr-fI. II. ForEs, Su.
| pcriHtendant J li9wyer, A. w tiandley, A.
Ellis, G. Conner, VIA. Alexander, J. Cragi
S. Hereford, and j. Vandan. 3I,. -
CoMMIssloNERs ~ CnaNcEnY.-H. II. Forhe,
for Circuit Court aud J. W. Hoge for County
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10

regiments IL advan& a to the ibrtifed
points Of Sell and extended their Id
vanced posttn as fa3as the Pruth.
The hlloI impor3nt statements T..
ken from a th Of lord John Russel.
on Friday d
"My belt that although net contain,
ed.in the Intern II tho treaty, Austria
will find TIP we Do not propose to di.
minish thetitory II Russia, As We pro.
pose to ledler great and powerful
State, and tmand only securities. which
are rs needy for Austria MS they are
for Francbd England, unless Russia
shall ,condo such fair and moderate
terms ash be our duty 10 propose,
wheneverIinister Of the Empror shall
declare h9irected to enter into negotia.
tion-iG ! their terms are not accepted
by the E1or Of Russia, ! anticipate that
we shall I, before the opening Of the
next canEn, the alliance Of Austiawith
US on thdnsiye and defensive"
THR DANUBE.
Five band French troops reached
Constanble on the 9th inst, on their
way to Crimea.
The ,dngent Of omer Pacha's force
to be sep the Crimea, is now called
$4,000. lmerw was to embark in . few
davo f'Ek y a. .,t- -&a is8aF
Since siege began, twenty British
troops HI deserted 70 Russia.
Russiaeserters shy that provision and
amunitiSwerc becoming scarce in Sc.
bastopoht there was NO famine for ei.
ther. -. 80. M
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-01-10
The Russian Loan.

The w. York Couriertells the follow.
ling stoI .- I
We I'm from St. Petersburg that the
Russiapan has been taken atSt. Peters
burg bhe house Of Stieglietz, one Of the
| most eminent banking establishments Of
the conent. Mr.. Stieglietz took the
whole count, fifty millions Of silver rou-
bles, obout S35, 600, 900, in Al per cent,
stock, his own risk, at the rate of 90.
The ID already sells actively at "a at
st. Petsburg. Foreign capitalists, such
as thesopes, in Amsterdam, the Roths.
chillsf Frank tort, with whom Mr., Bel
montis connected, and Others have
bou ba large amount, and, if we are we'll
infornd, house in Wall stu. is in nos.
essioDof the official imperial papers 20"
nectet with this operation. The story
toliabout it is, that the loan was mad
ouy to give the lie to the assertion Of tn
Fench and English newspapers, that tn
Russian treasury does not enjoy any cred
/ in Russia. It's likewise stated that MI
rakowleff, Of St. Petersburg, one Of tn
richest owners of mines in the world, who's
accumulated wealth alone, amounts to som
sixty or eighty millions Of dollars, wishc
10 take this loan with his private capri
but this was refused by the EmG,isrep.
order not to give an siGstatement as
reservations. We givshng for its accu.
it reached, without " n