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The Shasta courier., 1855-04-14

OFFICERS OF THE NEW REGiMESTs.-The fOl-
lowing is a list of The field officers of the fouI
new regiments-nearly all Of them being promo
tions. Among the number, we have observed
with feelings of peculiar pleasure the name Of
Brevet Colonel George Wright, promoted to
be Colonel of the 9th Infantry. Col. Wright
has been commanding officer at Fort Reading for
the past two years or more. During this time
many Of our citizens have sought occasion to
make his acquaintance, and enjoy those hospi-
talities at his quarters. which he dispenses with
that liberality aud delicacy SO characteristic OF
the service Of which he is an ornament No one,
we venture to say has ever left his presence
without feeling sentiments of the warmest adj
miration and friendship for the officer and gen.
tleman. His promotion will not fail to be re.
ceived with satisfactorily all who have the pleas
ure of his acqnaintance:-
In tie Dragoons-To be Colonels-Brevet Col.
E. u. Sumner. Lieut. Colopel Let Dragons; Ma
jor Albert s. Jotlpston. Major, Pay Department
To be Lieut. Colonels-Brevet Col. r. e. Lee,
Captain Engineers; Brevet Lieut.. Col. J. E.
Johnston, Capt Top. Engineets. To be Majors
-Brevet Lieut.. Colonel w. j. Hardee, Capt Cd
Dragons; Breyet Lieut.. Col. Braxton Bragg,
Capt Sd Artillery Brevet Major w. H. Emory,
Capt Top. Eng; Brevt Maj. Ben. Mccullough,
Of Texas. In the Infantry ITO be Colonels-
Breyet Colonel George Wright. Lieutenant Col.
4th Infantry; Brevet Lieut Colonel Edmund B
Alexander, Major 9Th Infantry. To be Lieut..
Colonels.-Bievet Colonel Charles +. Smith. Ma
jor list Artillery; Brevet Lieut.. Colonel Silas
Casey. Captain Cd Infantry. To be Majors
Brexet Lieut.. Colonel w. Fl. T. Walker. Captain
Glib Infantry Brevet Lieut.. Colonel Edward J.
Steptoe, Capt. Sd Artillery; Brevet Lieut.. COL
E. R. s. Candy, Captain Adjutant General De-
partment: Captain H. w. Benham, Captain En-
gineers.
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-14

BUSINESS IN SHAsTA.-We are led to believe
from the evidences upon the street during the
week, that business is looking up in Shasta A
great quantity Of goods has arrived in the last
two or three days, and we understand the amount
on the road is upusually large. We learn ind-
rectly from the California Steam Navigation
Company, that the amount of goods shipped to
this portion Of the State during the month of
March last, was almost double that of March a
wear previous.
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From Trinity.

The Trinity Times of the 9TH inst. urges the
ity county. 1t believes this the only way TO pro-
tect citizens and at the same time promote the
civilzation'of the Indians.
RidgeviIlc is the name oc new town that
has suddenly grown up abont sixteen miles
northeast of Weaverville, near Stewards Fork
of the Trinity river. The Times says of it:
1t is situated in the keart of one of the rich
est and most extensive mining sections of this
county; and. although it is but few weeks
since the town was laid ont, it contains already,
as we understand, some five OF SIX hundred in
habtants. From all we can learn in regard to
the place. we are Inclined to the opinion that il
is designed to be point of considerable impor-
tance, as the diggings i'll the neighborifood are
represented to be OF sufficient extent and rich
ness to afford remunerative employment to
thousands. The facilities for procuring water
are said to be unsurpassed Ivy any mining local
ity, as there is scarcely point within range
of several miles that cannot be easily and abun-
danily supplied from the different tributaries of
Trinity river The gold found here is of coarse
character-many pieces having been taken out
weighing from fotit to six ounces.
We understand that Messrs. Wheeler & Co.,
and Messrs Tolley & Co., have completed their
races, which bring the water frSm the East Fork
of the North Fork on these digsings. The races
are six miles in length, and will furnish about
three hundred sluice heads OF water. They were
both finished in five weeks from the commence
ment of the work. The water was introduced
into them on Thursday the 5th inst.
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$500 SroLES.-We learn that on Thursday
might some scoundxei or scoundrels effected an
entrance into the store of Messrs. We'll & Co.,
Middletown, and robbed them of about 81, 500
IN gold dust A mule belonging TO the same
persons, is missing, and it is supposed the thief
isendeavoring to make his escape upon it. As
will be seen, Messrs. We'll g. Co. offer 5000 for
the recovery of the stolen property.
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TRAyEL.-The travel to this portion of the
State, during the past month, has been almost
unprecedented. The stages of the California
Stage Company come crowded every day. Some
days we have three stages, each with full loads.
On several occasions we have observed as many
as Fifty passengers unload at the St. Charles Ho-
tel at the same time. The greater portion are
miners.
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RT The Clear Greek Water Ditch is proere

RThe Clear Greek Water Ditch is progress
ing finely. Messrs, Smith and Hawes, under
whose direction the work is being made, are
pushing ahead with a degree of energy that
fully justifes the exper tation that along por-
ton of the line water will be let to the miners
by the middle Of June. if not sooner We un-
derstand some of their hands are now at work
near the Four Mile House," about three and a
half miles distant from this place.
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SPoRF AHEAD.-By reference to our advestis-
ing columns, twill be seen that race will come
inst, for purse Of $l50-distance 500 yards.
Also, on the 10th of May. trotting match for
a purse of 5000 Rubnp your horses and collect
YOUR stray scads."
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MARRIED.

On the 2nd inst, by VIM. Maybew
A. M. Barnard to Miss Sarah McInto.h Esq, Mr.
On the Sd inst, by Judge Hall Mr =
er to Mrs. Mary Stackpole. heel.
At 4Etna Mills. Scott Valley, by G w
Esq. Mr.. Martin Nj. Dawson, Of faxr."' W. Cole,
KY, to Miss Tryphepa Noel, of Scot, vyaseours, vn
In Yreka, on the 2nd inst. by Georss ey sMy
man, ESQ.,, MIR. John J. Kelley, to Miss water.
C. Shores, amanda
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MISIHG-Our accounts from the mines are
quite f1attering. So far the most favorable ac-
counts are from Jack Ass Flat. On Thursday,
we are informed by Mr. Woodward, the Horse
town Expressman, one company of three men,
with one tom, took out five pounds of dust. This
is the biggest days work that we have heard of
during the week
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-14

The French GbLeA MURbEK.-A1len, who
killed Max Silverman at French Gulch on the
night of the End inst, was indicted by special
Grand Jury, on Monday last, for the crime of
Murder. He will be tried at the next term of
the District Court for this County.
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Rhode. q Ce.,. Exprcss.

Our thanks are due Messrs. Rhodes & Co.'s
Express for regular files Of California papers
from below for the week. Also for the T'rinitv
Times and Mountain Herald
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LAUGHABLE JOKE Sheriff Nunnay yesterday
related to us joke recently perpetrated by a
wag at Texas Springs, at the expense of one
'Kentnck,'' that tcked our cachinnatory organs
hugely. 1t is too good to be lost
In order to understand the joke fully, it must
be understood that NJ. although one of the most
industrious men in those parts when there is any
fun mp, has neSeryet wholly forgiven old father
Adam for biting the apple, and calling down upon
each of his posterity the curse, "Thou shalt cal
thy bread by the se~est of thy brow" Ken
tick" also had splendid constitution for doing
nothing. and could sit beside job of hard work
for whole day without any sort Of inconveni
ence to either body or mind. And he was most
inditlefently honest withaI.
1t seems that NJ. and Kentuck,' one very hot
day last week, were sitting together talking over
the hard times, and deploring the scarcity Of
water. While thus engaged in throwing about
them for some mode by which they might make
raise sufficient to justify visit to the East,
NJ. suddenly remarked:
g Kentuck, have dead thing of it, il could
only get some sure and safe man to stand by
me-"
"I'm your man" responded Kentuck, what
is it?'
But" says NJ, :" its dangerous job-a very
dangerous job-bullets, knives, hanging, you
know"
"Never mind" replied Kentnck, m ready.
I'm bound to make raise soon, and I'll stand by
you till =- freezes over-if don't, .--
me-"
And then NJ, with an assumed air of excite
ment, slightly mingled with touch of the pi.
ratical and with voice that sounded like the
gurgling of blood. proceeded to relate how that
he had seen Mr.. B. on the previous night, bury
five thousand dollars worth of gold dust in the
chapparel.
Yes" says NJ. "I know the very spot. and
can put my hand right on it,"
"The dr. exclaimed Kentuck !" are you
quite surel No shenannigan I"
Nary time," says NJ. with scowl.
Then I'm your fran. Well attend to it to-
night"
Accordingly after dark they repaired to
spot in the chapparel-around which NJ. had al
ready posted several of his friends with loaded
pistols in their hands-and M. at once comm en-
ced digging. He had scarce struck lick, how
ever. before crack, crack, crack went the pistols
in rapid successon-over tumbled NJ, kicking
manfully and halloing Justify, "Stand by me,
Kentuck stand by me old fellow!''
/ Alas for poor Kentuck's bravery-alasl for
Kentuck's friendship and promise to stand by his
companion until the regions of eternal despair
should be entirely CONCEALED. 1t is melanchol-
y illustration of the uncertainty of human friend
ships; but if the truth must be tod, Kentlck"
at the time his companion was calling for help,
was making better time across the chappare
than that made the other day by wake-up-Jake,
over the Louisiana Race Course, near Sacra-
mento Hisspeed was fearful, and the cracking
OF the chapparal was terrific, and it is confident
ly believed that " Kentuck," If not still galloping
has not at least done more than break into slow
trot.
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-14

FARE REDrcED.-The fare in the steamer that
left San Franciscan on the 9th inst, was as fol-
lows: In first cabin $3.50; in second, l5y, in
steerage, sl20,
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THE SHASTA COURIER.
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL IA, 1855.

w The Advertising Agency of L. p Fisher
has been removed 10 the office of the Pacific
Express Company. corner of Montgomery and
Washington streets, San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-14
Pacific Exprc.s Counn.v!s

We are indebted to this Express for daily sup.
plies of California papers from below, and foi
the Mountain Herald and Trinity Times OF the
9TH inst
The Shasta courier., 1855-04-14

RAIN, RAIS.-We have been favored during
the week with several days Of regular, old FASH
ioned rain. On Wednesday night, Thursday
and Friday, very large quantity Of water fell,
abundanty supplying the miners.
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Religions Notice.

Regular service Will be performed in the
Catholic Church, Shasta. every Sabbath. at 10
o'clock A. NJ. RALPH RAINALDI.
Shasta, March 81, 1855. Pastor.
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FOR SALE.
Valuable Real and Personal Property,

Valuable Real and Personal Property.
3551A6 THE SUBSCRIBERS HAVING DE.
I.ll termined to visit the Atlantic States are
- desirpus of disposing, at private sale. of
all their property, personal and real and are
therefore prepared to sell on most favorable
terms. This property consists of the Lower
Springs Store, knownas
Dunlap's Trading Post.
There are two Log Cabins attached thereto
and fine Cellar, in the bedrock, Immediately
under the house. Also good STOCK or
GOODS adapted to the trade,
ALSO,
One Fine Six Mule Team.
which is now running on the Sacramento road
For further particulars, enouire of The suhsrr;.
bers at their place OF business.
j. d. DUNLAP,
d. r. DUNLAP.
Lower Springs, April Z. 1855. ap7-3t
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q The amount Of treasure shipped by the
ERcte Sam, on the lst inst, was $353, ,5S1.
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$500 REWARD!

nN THURSDAY NIGHT. the 10th inst was
~ stolen from our store in Middletown, the
sum "f abont
FIFTEEN HUNDRED DOLDAR&,
in gold dnst. At the same time was taken. il is
supposed by the same thief or thieves, black
mare mule, blind of the right eye, about five
years old, with brand on the left fore shoulder,
and slightly lame in of the fore legs.
We will give two hundred dollars reward
for the recovery OF the stolen property.
VIM. WE'LL & CO.
Middletown, April IA, 1855. apl4tf
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FIRST OF MAY BALI,
AT THE TOWER HOUSE,

81 The LADIES AND GENTIENEN
* of Shasta and the surrounding conn,;a.
@L2 are informed that will give q PURIIGS
BALL at the Tower House, on Tuesaav
Evening, the First Day of May next. No eTs.
tions will be spared in order that this Ball NAV
in every respect, prove perfectly satisfactory ~
all who may attend.
No tickets will be issaed, hnt all are now ros
pectfully invited to be present.
L. H. TOWER
Tower House, AprilT 1856 ap7.td
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NOTICE.
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received =,
y Fort Reading, CAL, for furnishing the trooo,
at that post with
Fresh Reef,
To be American beef-to be furnished twice or
thrice a week at the option of the COMMANDING
officer. The probable amount required at each
time so or 100 weight. Tebe good merchanta.
bic beef Of jjmst proportions of each quarter
The contract to continHe in force during The
pleasure of the commanding officer.
ED. UNDERWOOD,
1t. 4 A. CS
Fort Reading, April IL. 1850 apl4td
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suitable per,on as gardener of Jackson Square, at
salary Of liz hundred dollars per annum,o -
" Pss.ivrf That 10 much of ordinance No. 50, APP
nrayea MAY 49, 1856, entitled An ordinance concern
insr he surveyors Department of The City Of New Or
leans sas authorizes the appointment of two Dsputy
Surveyors and one Danghtsman, be and the same is
hereby repealed
Resesuea That sections sixth, seventh and eighth OF
said ordinance No. So approved May a6, 1855, and
which authorzes The Surveyor TO employ mechanics,
aborers, CARTS and other assistance, also Specifying
the duties OF the Deputy Surveyors, also allowing said
Surveyor 10 purchase TOOLS implements and materials
for his Department., be and the same is hereby re-
pealed.
Resolved, That the office of Superintendent Of Work
Under Contract be and the same is hereby abolished
RESCUED, That rom and after the passage Of this re-
solution the saaIed officers of the House of Refuge for
Boys shall consist of leA4
One Superintendent, at salary Of. $1,000 per annum
One Assistant 6U0
One Teacher $50 -.
Two Watcbmen each sou
One Marion 2lU
One Cook 1sU
One Washer A4o A4
Be further ,esolvsa That all ordinances paris
ordinances IN conflict with this ordinance are hereby
repealed ..-,=.5.- saG
(Conclusios to-morro,o) @
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL.
THE COMMON COUNCIL.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

THuRsDAY, August 8, 1856. :
The Board met this day pursuant to adjourn
ment 2 4s9ls /. ,a. n,
Members present: Messrs. 0nlbertson, De !.
ren, Dupro, Peire, Pride, Price and Prague 4
MIR. Durell was csllsil to the chair.
s The reading Of the minutes was, on motloh'
dispensed with.
me following message Was read
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN.
98Ss \ New Orleans, August z, 1856.
~ 'ue I ~ We Board of Aldermen
s,aslsylsn & / have the honor 10 inform You that the
foIIoying resolutions, adopted by your honorable body
3 vera conquered in byshis Board:
Z resolution authorizing the Comptroller TO enisr
intS lease with the owner of the poperty siluaiea Gu
ST Ferdinand street. opposite Victory street. .
Resolutions requiring the Chief and Assis an +, as
neers of The steam fire engine Young AneIlsa , y s
security for the faithful pefor % ascs os to
resolution fixing the salaries OF me y NV
steam engine and hose carriage III
preamble and resolution relative 70 US
rolls to be furnished by the Assessors Oh taAes
for the city of New Orleans r,,;.e ~,
resolution Gxing the salaries Oh ,he Snlet lhsi-
near sfant Engineer of the steam hire engine
iAsve I'M Ioiior ID inform yon that Messrs Eager
Y,aver md Eouny were apponieda committee OF con-
ference an persisted in by YOU in regard
10 ranealius part az ordinance No. 1915, concerning
he SirecK commissioners Department Y
JAMES A. HOPKINS, Secretary.
The following message was read
BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, 4
isl5- NRpy ORIEANs Aur, z, 1855,
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EDW, H. DuRELL,
A, DupRE,
& THOS. X, PRICE

hsseseea That 50 much of ordinance No tss NV,
proved June 20 1852, allows Of one clerk in f,ea
snfeIs 90 aftmeni AZ salary Of nine hundred dollar
per annnm, be and the same is hereby repealed
heSos1sa, That so much Of ordinance No. 1872 above
said, Us allows one clerk in the compirolers
neni az salary of nine hundred dollars per ananm
be and the same is hereby repealed s
hesosesa That lhe iirst part OF ordinance No 1874
approved july s, 1851, allows the Chief Of poies
70 employ two additional CLERKS, a, salary each IL
sixty dollars per month"; be amended as 10 read che
allowed to employ additional clerk, at salary 81
sixty dollars per month";
Resolved That from and after the passage OF this re-
SOLUTIONS the salaries of the Deputy Street Commissions
saa DO reduced from hundred dollars perlnonth
~ dolars per month; and that the follow
ius e,nsefs ~ The Street commissioners Department
a ~ asollshed % wit. the Superintendent of Llgh,ng
nnm,0s aning Streets; Assistant Deputy Street
nsnn,s s aeI IN ihe Third District, one Assistant
nIpa.s sgeeS Commissioner in the Fourth District,
Ihat ordinance No 222a approved June o.
"a The Street Commissioner to appoint
sus.spte person as gatde4ar of Isckson Souare =, n
Spense NJ. exceeding oO9 per annum for said aa
aener ehd Two assistants, be amended as IA Srs
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II Mr.. j. A. DE HART, DENTIST, sSysssssSssa
" isnderahp the aiies
aaagentlensn IF Nsrr ORLEANS aPd yieiaisy being
asn surpassed
assured that
Saarbona DauphR loorsfronl Fiomespstore. -
f FuLLUPPER SETS or fEETH herction principle will
gearsne d in rapeet for eSstosoo FULL SETS
rsrHl snrJs
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A S many persons. are still in doubt as to
IN the efficacy MAGNETISM in the of certain
Diseases, which proved nourae BY the
prescribed by Faculty truth make public
which " cear this DOUBT and convince all Of good
faith. which snail relate completely within my
ledge, Us ii happened in my family.
mine, young lady of sixteen years age
and half by having been frightened. She had
iaquent grave character would
eautbp her unable walk without falling
She had headaches and her sys
whole body particularly nb
most horrible eontoruns. All this ACCOMPANIED by
psn the stomach pabl deeslons, whe at the
time, SIGHT became graduay feeble. The deprivation
sseD hese from day day. until the young siys
whole beae enteebed and feforsy led her physical
still Iemsinng The became reqHentsto
her mott sr quitting her for moment.
this serng niece received the aid of the ordnar
usual eo1tse Of eaten without RECEIVING benefit
beginning of last Nvsmber and consulted madame
ALLUARD aSnambn No. 335 street. psulne
and Hospital streets.
principally Of direct applications of Magnetism M Auard,
two months of this treatment suced TO the
pletely to health.
tney cured four months ago health has
nstanhe appetite, physical power
gaeyhaye AL reufnsd "a If by enchantment.
facts such is the TRUTH which duty
to- make known interested, who suffer
relief from medicine. HAZEAR FRERE.
r. SFor fnlr information call No. ST. Anthony
ntreet, my plan atcn, on tne Metsirs Road.
N. MsdRme Alnard's establishment will be
eFsatirg young Lady who ac interpreter
sneakihg the French nv
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N ELLING. OFF TO THE LADIES ATHALF,

TEuSUAI PRICE-Sefltng Oh sntire stock
silks Richest Of Plaid Silks in all styles
yle Broaled Skstn elegant richest quality Of Black ske
Plain Satns shades
h Dresses Embroidered Floances style
Baeges Riding Evening Dresses,
Founcss Ladies', Rch Ladies'
English Embroidea Eictorne Chem
sleeyeH and Cellars GaPar Honon Maltese and Vson
Swiss Sals 5001 Ladies' Msses
antaa Of the lat elegant Cloth Satin, silk
style Cloaks Hoods. Ae
Shgwls Mantsa; Iunts' Long Cloaks Enbo
Caps Hoods 400 style Crane shawls Of
Boxes and Csrd Cases io Rich trimmings
anlas other articles
Rich Dress cloaks Grape ShawIa EN-
hoderies extenays TO sell haf usual
close HE business early ha
going Europe that LADIES'
Cloaks, Grape Shaws
lind tito their advantage call ct ~ Canal street.
but aiso offer them hall
balance Please No Ca
NAL STREET. 5 .5g0tE4 D. e. KEEGANs d99
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- STATE OF LOUISIANA,
Parish Of Orleans City OF New Orleans !
Be trmembad that the a4th March, 1884, before me- the
o. me Peac In aud sforead per
aous Brgga President n p
the Louisiana Mutasl Company Of New Orleans
being GUY depose say the aboye
eeounts are usEd ue and transcript rom the books
tne sa'd SeniPaps SftAklfS BRIGGS, Pre- HldenI
:, ~. h. T. JANYIER Secretary,
,M4,,. c. v. J0NFE,
The Board aatees dividend
OF tue ending l2th 1856 for
" N-' - '-A'
The Company continue 10 insure pers the seas and
tyer los ~ damage BY fire. at the premium
ohcc, southeaucofner OF Camp and Natrhex Streets
CHARLES BRIGGS, President.
,r ~ ,,,uyr, =, "A. CARRIERE, Vice Presidents
N raa Mavob tpS
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STATE OF LOUTSIANA, 4
Fifth District Court Of New Orc .ns.
"A NDREW MILLER vs.. HIS CREDITORS
Cs Of the asoiveut hereby
appear az the office James Graham public thu city,
ga WEDNESDAY the 18Th day of August 1885, 10 oeck
or the purpose Of celebrating the an inaoiynt,
they are further notified that all Judicial proceedings
son and property atayed. -
~ A f1,a,k
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Fire, River and Marine Insurance.
PROVINCIAL INSURANCE COMPANY
~ OF TORONTO, G. W
CAPIrAL $500 zoe 900 COO
EpWn. O. osHIhs ,seereiafs. Am. CLARK sPresidsnt
BRANCH OFFICE, No! 90 Camp ST., N w Orleans,
w Thsand,rsgnsdsre prepared OLIcIEsAgain,
heprso RIVERS any
yRIRE,atthalrrant ratos o premium.
BENJAMIN FLOR ARLE, Agent
nsly M HARMON DIANE Assistant Agent.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES.
NE OCKAWAY. LONG IsLANp.-The 4.

Nd GETAWAY, LONG ISLAND.--The Sssssss
Ill n RoCKAwAY PAVILION viii open in June, Ea6aN
visitors ron the 70th the mohth. =n-A-
This establishment comprises the Hotel containing twelve tua
three family private enanc about
reon age and twelve tae
Hotel may be preferred. With increased supply Bathing
House, ppbe Ses and Coach Houses proportion
to the demand Of such an establishment.
The will liberal
with the choicest Wines of every approved brand.
For amusement and rcreattUn large Bowling Saloon, Billiard
Room Ladies' and Gentitmens Archery
permanent Band provided.
The Gooks Walters selected French German aud Aer
The the will be the lowest possible consistent With
the present high coat of provisions etc.
Rooms be selected at by calling Mr. JOHN
the Al
York where plans be iel2 3p :
T WRIGHT & CO.'S CATALOGUE OF
o. GENUINE AND POP uLAR FAMILY MEDICINES, which
Ey offer supply Druggists and Dealers at Propors oweh
Wholesale prieee. =
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: NTCKERB0CKER PATENT COOKING
l. NAnaES.-RIRHxenEHIuH

PRICE & CoULON, Plumbers, LOT Poy dras
street etuly inform thsir friends and the
in general shat saY buss. al m hIAaekei
BATHS 'gfI sp5 S, chss
WASH Gins, FoGsTAINs, Brass RAUcETs q 81 knas
COOKING "A SEE, GARDEN HOSE, HYDRAULIC RAMS
FoRSk LET ard TER pqaP8 Gsisd Es asTs.. siyc
BLOCK TIN AWAY hare SHIP and STEAMBOAT WORK
rr nniTe ID al he