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The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30
CORONER,s SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION.
ID issued out of the 9th judicial District Court
of the State of California, for the county of Shas-
la. duly attes ted on the 18th day of May, A. D.
1855 and delivered 10 me. and requiring me to
satisfy lud gnent rendered in said court April
5th 1858, IN favor OF William A. Nunnally,
Sheriff of said county, and Edward K Shed.
George Hoag and j. s. Paine, for the sum of
eight hundred and eishty-one dollars and TWEEN.
ty-four cents judgment and costs of snit together
with interest and accruing costs, have seized
and levied upon. and taken in execution as the
property of said George Hoae. the following de-
scribed real estate, situated IN the county OF
Shasta, and described as follows, viz /: Lot No.
6. in Block No. l5, in the village of Red Bluffs.
being The same lot npoil which the blacksmith
shop. known as .Hoag's blacksmith shop is
erected also lot No. 9, IN Block No. ), in the
village aforesaid. being tue same lot upon which
said Hoag's dwelling house is ereote,i, together
with all the improvement upon said lats. Eere-
by give notice. that on Monday, The 2nd day Of
July. A. D. 1853 at o clock p NJ of said day.
in front of the Horse Market of James Leag, in
the town nd conntylof Shasta, | viii sell snid
property above described for cash TO the hiSh,s
bidder. Z. T. GOODhIN, Coroner.
Shasta. June 7, 1855. je9-it.
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Legal Notices.
TE syMNONs.dcy

1fTATE Of CALIFORNIA; County iof SHASTA
- Sci. Jusiices' Court, Cotlonwoad township
he people of the State OF Caillornla to Hen
derson Maekley, greeting:
You are hereby summoned toappear before
me- at my office in Red Bluffs. Cottonwood
township, of the county of Shasta. on HE 10th
day of June, = ID. 1885, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. 10
,ahsw er unto the complaint of ]. C, Bradley, W.
L. Bradley, J. f. Bradley and George Sherman.
who sue to recover the sum Of one hundred and
ninety y-seven dollars, as balance due. upon a.:
express contract for work and labor performed
in lEreshng grain, when Judgment will be Ia
ken against you for the said amount, together
with cost aud damages il yon tail 10 appear and
answer. stlh tte
To the Sheriff. or any Constable OF said coun
ty. greeting aan aes tla - s.a 4a1
Make legal service and due return hereof.
Given under my hand this list day of May,
a. b. 1855. "Hf } eda
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PUScH's MONDAY TRUIsMs-Love, the tooth
ache, smoke, cough. and tis sht boot, are things
which cannot possibly be kept secret very long
1t has been bumaney given TO members of Par
lament to admire theirown speeches, or else they
never could speechify so much as they do. Every
woman is in the wrong until she cres-and then
she is in the right instantly. A tragedy is often
the safety-valve of insanity. The man who lends
an umbrella is real phanthropist- sacrificing
himself for the benefit of his species. The life
of fool could no more go without excite
ment than pantomime could without music.
There is a craving in almost every mans breast
fora latchkey. Every woman's mother has been
heautiful
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Life's A Dream.
By ST. CLARE, vEsPER.

Lies dream, and life's vapor,
Soon it passes. and is done:
Life's vision; life's a taper;
Yea, and but single one
Always trimmed and burning
ss4s4 Soon, to soon, forever gone.
Life's an echo life's sigh, ,ff3
Or summer evenings blast:
Lies beam that soon must die,
Or flower that canuot last;
Trim it softly; touch it lightly;
Soon, too soon, it will be past,
Life's a shadow; lite's sunbeam;
Or dewdrop OF the morn;
Life's bubble on Times swift stream,
Bursting e'en soon as born;
Touch it not; for soon it passeth
AS the echo of a horn. g 5t5e
Lies a span-an evening vesper;
Life's harp-string made of gold;
Lies an angels sofest whisper,
Or tale that must be told
Tell it softly-tell it slowly
Meier again will it unfold.
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A Coon REAsoN-A few days since, a Grand
Jury out South ignored bill against huge ne
gro, for stealing chickens, and before dischargng
him from custody, the Judge bade hin: stand up
to be reprimanded; he concluded follows:
You may go now, John; but (shaking his
finger at him. let me warn you never 20 appear
here again.
John, with delight beaming from his big white
eyes, and with a broad grin, displaying new
row of beautiful ivory, replied:
Il wouldn't bin dis time Judge, only the con-
stable fotch me'
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>a1a A. Ii. STOUT. LIS.
Justice of the Peace of said township.
State of California, county Of Shasta, SIS.

State of California, county Of Shasta, S.
a5 Justices Court, Cottonwood township
J. C. Bradley. w. L. Bradley, J. F. Bradley
aud George Sherman US. Il anderson Mi,ckley.
1t appearing to my satisfaction that a canse. OF
action exists against the above, named defendant,
and that there is good cause To bent.se that SAID
defendant has lcti this State. here y order hat
summons in this action be served OF said deien-
dant by the publication thereof, once t. week
for three weeks. in the newspaper prinied aud
published in said county. called ihe Shasta Cour-
Ter. l5-..f aisssa "A. Fl. STOUT. J.lP..
aa a for said township and coaiiy.
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ariERsEE,a SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF EXECUTION
Hp issued ont OF the District Court for Shasta
county atteSted the 4th day oi April, 1859,
directed and delivered To me. requiring me 10
satisfy Judgment obtained III said court IN Ia
vor of Chas. E. and G. F. Cunningham vs. John
E. Church and Wm A. Mix, for the sum oi ST.
354 81 Judgment and S247 10 costs. together
with all costs that may accrue, | have seized and
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p L hope they're right, these Millerites,"
said Jones' II the world burns on the l9ih
shall be just five hundred dollars richer-for. in
that case, old Smith, can't collect that note due
on the Goth. of course. Jonescontemplated lock-
ing himself up in his 50 Salamander safe ON the
day spoken of l8f
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SENAToR WILsoN.--Selia,nr v iison. OF Mnssa
cliuseis, said in u lecture AT Taunton, IA lew
evenings since, that il Qtc knnw Nplhiug. party
Committed the error !! g|oridg ihe slavery
question q. in that day ii y nnll ssrciy begin Ia
die; and by the blessing ~ ti,i lie would do
what he could 10 make il die !'fs know Noll.
ingsm in Massachusetts yefhiaiit Mime
Rhode Isiafd, Connecticut and New York, is
simply freesoilism Intensified with aeiliohisn.
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One Largo Frame warehousc,

on lots | and . III block No. 10, on town plat,
and Oh the east side of Main Street, in the town
of Red Blutfs-sad house being 35 feet front by
70 feet deep, one story high and cellar under
meath, of capacity sufficient to store 1000 tons OF
merchandise. @1
hereby give notice according 10 law. that on
.si Saturday the 3OtIs day of June,
1855 between the hours OF 10 o'cuek a. NJ
and 4 p H., Twill sell the above property to the
highest bidder for cash. in front of Loag' Horse
Market, in the town of Shasta ,
vE eh IfIWM. A. NUNNALLY,
f1 Sheriff of Shasta county.
June s, 1856. s 9lpt Je9td
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Mr.. Jones, don't you think marriage is a
means of grace? Certainly; anything Is a
means of grace that breaks up pride and leads
to repentance Scene closes with broom
handle
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- Young .Peapod fell in love yesterday
Says he felt like barrel and half OF new
maple sugar sliding down rainbow, creased
with butter at forty.two cents pound. Peapod
soon after left to get bis life insured.
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CATALOGUE OF PRIZES.
First Prize Eagle Hotel, $4,000
.. DAIGH,s CORRAL.sssl.la3 $500

First Prize, Eagle Hotel, $4,000
2. DAIGH's CORRAL. ayaA $500
g. Six large fine American Mules, Wag-4a
on and Harness, all complete, 1000
A. 500 in cash. 5ttaai- $500
5. $1,000 in cash, l,2Ou
g. One span extra large American mules,
Peg and John, a.io-a 9.LOOG
Z. Ranch of 100 acres Of land, with im- Z
provements, situated two miles be-
low Tehama, on the Marysville road,
and known Croy's Ranch, : l,00G
& $500 in cash. ( elA-e -t - SOC
g. One large iron grey American stallion, 500
10. One large span match iron grey horses, 700
II. One span large American match grey
horses, - s5t- ,tAAA $50
10. 5000 in cash. . haasa 60 GOO
10. One span fine match grey American % .oo
horses astss ftN-s -44-i 600
a. One fine bay American race mare, 60 600
10. One large brown American trotting
horse, % BOG
16. One large bay American trottiag horse, 500
IL. $40O in cash Hsf& ~ 400
IS. One lot twenty feet front, on Main
street, bys0 feet back, adjoining c.,
Tinkham's, -'9le asta 800
10. One lot adjoining the above, 800
20. One bay American horse, e tH 800
81. $500 in cash, rt- -slalB rs 200
% TO 2S Seven large yoke OF kmerican7u4
work cattle, each 5000, ,IaTs 1900
80, 80. Two fine saddle mules, each 5000, 400
81. One large yoke of work cattie,fg 81 .a. us
80. One bay American horse, -eaa 80
3:3. One black American colt stil.t tsa4+l5U
34. One heavy two horse wagon, - 80
81 One gold watch and chain, $50
3G. One yellow pony saddle and bridle,s sl25
81. One bay pony. saddle and bride, l25
SO to d. Five prizes, each 500 in cash, 500
43. One grey horse, saddle and bride, - 100
A. One iron grey mare, saddle, &c, 100
%. One brown pack mule. leo
As. One bay do Joe
AZ. One bag pnev, 100
49, One roam pony, 100
49, One do 100
So One white pony, ~ - 100
al One yellow pony, 100
az One grey pony. LOG
53 To h5 Three PRICES each one cow and
calf al 500, 800
IS. One two horse wagon. h- lOd
81 to 63. Seven PRICES. each one COW, ut
$780, sIII trt-48r ~ AG3G
63 to 80. IS prizes Of so IN sash, 1905
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The French Gulch Hotel for Sale
Ar A BARGAIN.

: .--~. - -,
~ THIS HlO tt Il Is SITUATED IN
i;i the town of French Gulch, at the juno
gM.A ton Of the roads from Yreka and Trinity
River, and at the head OF staging upon these
routes, and is offered for sale in consequence OF
one Of the proprietors (the present landlord }
being compelled to return to the Atlantic States
within a few months. .siini aa3 ass g efl 10. p
The House is new and commodious, and is
doing most excellent business In connection
with it is good -ef
correl, Stable and Sheds.
All of which will be source of profit to the
purchaser. This presents to any person wishing.
to engage in Hotel keeping. an opportunity OF
securing not only FAL UABLE PROPERTY,
but profitable business in one of the best and
most permanent locations in this section of the
country - sssissfd ya ia.. s.a. IS g
Price, low aud terms favorable if applied for
soon. j. l.. WRIGHT s. Co.
French .Gulch, April %, 1885, M ap28-u.
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gf) Tower House, aa
At :sc junction of the Xreisa aua Weaver
vile Roads, i2 sssilcs from sslasia.

fs5,f9ss THE UNDERSIGNE
a.ilsa would announce to ihe pub -g
- - lie, ard particularly to per- %---S-
sous travelling to and from Yreka and Weaver
vile. hat having leased this long established
stand, formerly known as the = Free Bridge
House" he is prepared 10 entertain customers
IN style not surpassed by any hotel in Northern
California. Iy <&
Having completed bis commodious builling
and furnished it in the best possible manner, he
is enabled to promise the very best accommoda
lions.
. The Table. as heretofore. will always be sup
piled with the best viands The market furnishes !;
while from the large garden attached to the
premises. all the vegetables grown in this part
of the State will be furnished in the greatest
abundance.
He has also secure Corral connected with
his establishment always Supplied with All abun
dance of Barley and Hay.
JASON TOWER.
Tower House. March 1. 1854. mi i-tf.
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Hotels.
ST, CHA RIES hot Ell,
st A q = H Q q S =
Main street, Shasta.
r. o. DEWITT and d. G. BRO WIN i,
fs OPRIE TORS.

II. o. DE WITT an0 ~ ~ u RO WN,
ss OPRrIE TORS.
M% The present proprietors Of the ST..
Emmi| Charles Eotel would inform its old pat
Eu.A rons and the public generally, that they
have. re6tted and furnished it in such manner
that they can assure them of being well ac-
commodated in their establishment as in any
hotel In No. thern California, and ask for them
selves fair share Of the public patronage. The
TABLE will always be supplied with every del
icacy that can be supplied in this market, as also
those of Marysville and Sacramento. The
Sleeping Apartments
are new, and will be kept in manner inferior
TO none in the country. The
Bar Arrangements
will be under the direct supervision of D. G..
Brown, long and favorably known as connois-
seur in this department. s,.ft..
All the stages running from here to Marys-
vile and Sacramento, belonging TO the
California Stage Company
start from this House. Passengers wishing any
information can obtain it from WIN. McTURk,
Agent for the company, who is always on hand.
Also, the Office of the sH
California Steam Navigation Co.,
E. X. SHED Agent. is kept at this house.
The Passenge trains for the north, leave the
st. Charles daily, consisting OF 9lg
Eeag's Train to Weaver,
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swA sEv,s HOTEL.
VIZ = -ssEissGN'
THO MILES RELOW SH1S t.

THO MILES RELOW SHASTA.
f,5.EJ THIS HOUSE is lncarcd III a good
t,iss mining district and possesses superior
JE5sEs advantages for the accouin odaiion IF
niiiers aud The travelling public. Teamsters .re
assured that every attention will be paid their
wants Hay aud barley always on hand al he
lowest market prices. BENZ. SWASEY.
Dec. 80, 1851. II
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We are cosnizant of case Of the worst sort
Of trouble. into which an acquaintance was
plunged, simply by tryiag to mary one woman.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

- A city editor says that in New
York got himself into trouble In marrying two
wives. western editor replies by assuring
his contemporary that good many men in Mich
igan have done the same thing by marrying
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30
4 NJ ERICAN HOTEL
ETain Street, Shasta,

fsszsfFr THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RE-
1si5 specially inforlnih the citizens of Shasta,
.Esas1a and the travelling public generally, that
they have opened the new Hotel, OH Main street,
Opposite Daigb's Corral for their reception
The House is new, as likewise ali the furniture
and fixtures. hf,itt@ft ~
The Table is supplied with thebesf provisions
that can be obtained In the market.
The. Beds arc all new, and kept il The most
clearly manner possible III 81
The Bar is supplied d-wth the very best liquors
and cigars. ss g.a i .QHVl8o n
Persons patronizing this House may rely upon
being treated as well as in any other House in
the Northern country. s1itt 4se 4.,,.a 81
j. ". JOHNSON, s4.4 p
J. D. CROCKER, qr
June ?, 1855. je2-if Proprietor.
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Ready nGaae Clothing Warehouse.
WILLIAM q. BADGER.

no. w Battery street, San Francisco,
TMPORTER OF READY MADE CLOTHING
Il and Furnishing Goods. Also. every variety
of Hats. Boots and Brogans. wo,ilsi iuvil.
country merchants visiting San Francisco To cali
and examine my large stock of Cloiliing &c
have on hand and constantly arriving, ,h,
largest assortment of every variety and ST yie oi
Clothing of any house in The Stale. Ny stock
amounts to over two hundred bnusand dollars
lie goods manufactured under MY owl.
supervision made from The best material
and IN the most durable manner. Persons bny-
ing my cloihi,g will find large and sa!cabl,
sizes.
Persons may rely npon firding e"ery ariicls.
They wish in my stock. My prices will be ;>
low. if not lower. illan they can be found else
whtre III tic market guarantee each article
sell.
Please call and examine my stock. iel6-3m
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FORWARDING HOUSE.

Fs 5HE UNDERSIGNED viii hereafter devote
h his entire attention to the
Forwarding and Commission Business at Red Bluffs
and Cousi.
Ample storage for 1000 tons, in secure and
dry warehouse. Pack trains and teams ALWAYS
III readiness, and freishts engaged at The lowest
rdies and OH the best terms
my l9-u ALFRED a. MIX, Red Bluffs.
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30
The Old Familiar Faces.

There is a singular tone of sadness about the
poetry Of Charles Lamb, which goes straight TO
heart; and though it is difficult to point out the
merits of his verses. vet none ever read them and
forget them. - 49, sf,sk y
/ loved a love once fairest among women, 8
Closed all ber doors on me, must not see her.
All, all are gone, the old familiar faces
have friend, kinder friend has no man.
Like an insrafe left my friend abruptly;
Left him, 10 muse on the old familiar faces. 3
have had playmates, have had companions,
In my days OF childhood, in my joyful school,
All, all are gone, the old familiar faces. ,' :.
have been laughing. I have been caronsng.
Drinking late, sitting late, with my bosom GRO
nies- 't's1 Z"
All, all are gone, the old familiar faces.
Ghost-like. paced round the haunts of my child
hood, rtesay 81 bss.1 1a rq
Earth seemed a desert / was bound to traverse,
Seeking to find the old familiar faces. ba4
Friend of my bosom, thou more than a brother
Why vert ihou not born in my father sdwelling7
SO might we talk Of the old familiar faces
How some they have died. and some they have
left me?
And some are tnken from me; all are departed; ;
All, all are gone. the old familiar faces.
The WORD ITs."-Throngh The whole of
our authorized version of HE bible, its does
not once occur; the work which il now per
forms being accomplished by his or her.
applied as freely to inanmaIe things as TO the
persons, else by : fliere Off or q of it,
french rcnar ks that 'ts occars bnt three times
in all Shakespeare, aud he doubts Whether it is
IN Paradise iost.--LomtH sC0afier. erFsaeeszgs :
y KNoTTY PRoRLxM-Thc Chinese are said
10 have abored for centuries under great en-
barras sne.it from knowing how to make
harrel They could without ANY difficulty MAX sc
The slaves set them ur, Rtlioop them in and,
Indeed with THE lielp of &, man inside. they
could put Tire second herd on; but how to get
HE man on. after ibe lbafel was leaded---tal
was lbe Hquesilon.
N,rs of1 1Iossa
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Ehe E.b.c
Secure Corral

attached TO the establishment always supplied
with an abundance of haygaud barley, for the
accommodation of packers, travellers, &c.
The subscriber has uoiiesitaiion in promising
fall satisfaction TO all who may patYonise bum.
E VF ffs gg8 BENJAMIN MIX
Whisky Creek July 80 1853 iy3utc
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Greathouse s. Bros Train to Vreka.

This Hotel has always been the great depot
for The travelling public Of the north, and the
proprletors hope TO more han maintain It's pre-
vious reputation Of being the best house in this
part Of California.
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IIix's Whisky Greek House.

TIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
N inform the public 'ha, this Hotel is
- pleasantly situated in Frankliu City.
on Whisky Creek. SIX miles north of Shasta, on
the Yreka and Weavervile road, and is now
open for he reception OF elers boarders. aud
customers generally.
Eaa T-.!;!c
Is constantly supplied with all the varieties Of
Meats and Vegetables precurable III This market,
ia 81 nfa The Sax
is furnished with the hes, Liquors and Cigars TO
be procured in the county. There is also a
good and 1 Aaaf &asfaa
The Shasta courier., 1855-06-30

9 The following thrilling incident was related
by Governor Briggs. of Massachusetts. in a
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Miscellaneous.

1ie whaling bsiS George Henry arrived u Newport l7h
ius fen Davis srs 81 char The ias, With $50 bbls
ieGir badly, CT Brid;npto ard half u the being
on board ne Brish discovery hip Resoaie, her way
10 New london hcm Dnyis' Straits.
Big Ratfciu, Vcayie, at Sagannsh l2h inst from Ia
Incorrectly repeated aatansa As cleared for
lsk Gss.
csp'ss Nsyrson. % he cuns.d sear,shp Aca, in
seIvaou. il resincs 10 he osartes auu scDdncs in Tia
aibor n view ot e expected Ia upt po ot the
p sp soaSsr ~ "a ssh sMf r ST
Mr Bcoer ud other cnceF Of ire Grand Trunk Pathway
rhhy tor cher with Lieut. Frnnl lin, of do Lg Service
snd ssvera, ei,pas;gs nHie sho,, cses.on with Capt
rpoian, onfs aia Gown Coaa. Survey chart
1bote Somdipgs we've iorid 70 be accurately stated all the
points eyt mind.
IL si +. 9. as sSs .ss ~ nsw inc . osssn STAN
ps q NV f Fur sossioae ar %
u cunrse OF cem, ecn, We o'n from The IN s
sisted ss sewh,ands lie os'e1ia rs msner
no s oa i IL r fskkssa sre
pna er 81 sSa or & fnsc s sa for ss es
guatd 20 pay gu srtua Interest rhete seamcrs
s ss,Ts asapa e ansPqssDu Of
irerds. we aDn.x the dmepons Of the Eesaue the
con j ot Ssph i. iee Sraash water s is
sec az @ eesse eo he spae sn o ~.
ifeei. that cargo may he
Nashpes AZ Il "a, yss vssss aA va Gee, a. ams
e, dam, and has Iunk engines penn system.
,arx e sss oos eaed to Diana ssed q Boston, ana % Be
corrugated by Can't Davis, q s.ehias
called Ross owned by The builder ani others Capi
Jeremiah eeter OF sefrsror She Is intended FOR the wes
Al FOOL bay, recently by sargent White s.pe.
rr w s 20 ,s ns s sss F Ms sn M
ss.wyie, OF iooiibay who MI command her
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eus snc they net painted vi when they ,sug be-
ne An IL surface, covered with weed.
teaon bears, in fun Abbrevsto0
tfrrrc,s,A the the il Is meant
and also number showing oraer
IN Che sane cinncet lres numbers commence from
Mard thr urnbers the red boys g. be
asbcas0 kas aud the odd n,nbers on black bu,ys
lite letters nuInbsr arc psted white on most conpics-
nass a. hs hss ma which do oct present sa.sce
,o;, led fer fLs fmal board An the ey heads
na ur.eis sc 'ed above The hall tse level AID @ :es
forer as.'e ia marked commencing from the
ssrss level r. ID rot the Lighthouse Hoard.
fHORETOk A. JEfkihe, Secretary.
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MABITEBE INTELLIGENCE.
Po,s OF aew YORK.. December 10, 1855.


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pIsnslo iesEs Co Experienced vary weather
Brig ,siia DIR, sniih, consauls, NJ IS days wlro
niS Ewspa Or, Francis, syaasy 81 asys with Goals to
Rria Pivma CLARK Charleston days. with lumber, TO
ssr BLACK rtss Reeve. MaIse 50 Gays and a. from hs
ie wesera l.snas noe whaling schr sorss from Pro
sehr hoscs Or Mckinney, Nasa.s Mp. IL days. viii
tcbr Rio Meas Jact son,fe. days with yellow pine 10
resk shle, lsse haa very heav, weather lost aud spit
schr fvesgiaee, whe Jacksonville days. with yellow
s.lr Aba Osborne Charleston dsss. with cotton Sc 20
selr Y enlsDa yincen ehar,can. Gays with cotton
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schr n Il heao, Kelley, rroyid ence isr Norfolk.
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schr specie, Gbnfe Norwsk.
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schJ Sereseo. Trt wopo, Finishing.
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sn j. & s ss a aud Ie DC
lower bow this evening. al vel
Brig Ocean Bird 6o, g. from San re Key West
by PILOT boa Jura, mol
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