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The National Hotel

The National Hotel
will reopened for the reception Of guests the 2
The OF the kitchen from The
building and and about dining
rooms greatly and comfort ofits
furnished with the beat the markets Afford
and and labor will be spared
the the
public will
liberal patronage always
Persons procure
o0b, calling the iIoisl Board 81
~. ID. WILLARD.
wasnrsoroS Cry November IA, le5i
Nov left
CARRIAGE aud Horses for srIe--A pair Of beautifully
y family together with
nfcent nor built modern
value, haing and gentle. The
carriage and
and perfect when first purchased
will seli them bargain
Apply 10 wM. r. DOVE, Coal-deaier, First Ward.
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mo. 1891
Notice

OF abe establishment Of additional Land Office the Ter
raory Of Oregon.
of ~ approved February
establish additional
Dregon, b. called the Umpqna district,
all land lying south of the fourth standard parallel hereby
that the land Office for said
President United
winchester, In said Territory until Otherwise ordered.
uader hand, the wsshngton l7h
May, A d. 1855 JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
May lo-lawl9w Intel n Sarl
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Nassaufiam College of New Jersey, Princeton
{" Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And never brought to min
should auld acquaintance be forgot,
And sinyx rs ntxld iuus syux -

- Should auId acquaintance be forgot,
And brought to min
Should auld be forgot,
And days o. aud lang syae."
The member ending June, 1855
clas of the ending June, 1882 the Sophomors
class OF the ending June 1884, and a Fssmaa csss o
ending june 1880 hereby requested assemble
Washington, D. c. snd March, ~ 1887 The latest
links C. se fienAshs wh6ch
greeting sympathy, untimey fats
Of their promising compeers.
preliminary meeting OF the seifappoined committee will be
held the first Monday In sepembe A. d. 1856 The United
states Hotei Chesnnt between Fourth and fitb
OF whom be
venen invited attend when the will be
adopted 10 fun n attendance possible
In the me whom this Ia addressed will be
furnish secretary ofthe by mail with
their respective post Offices.
EDWARD j. GRANT, M. D.,
OF Trenton N. j., Chairman of Committee
ALEXANDER G. BART, NJ. D.,
Philadelphia Pennsylvania,
]. NEWTON LIGilTNER,
Of Lancaster, Pennsylvania,
PHILIP PENDfETON,
of Winston AHeghany Co, Md,
SAMUEL r. RICHARDS,
OF Balsto Iron and Glass Works, N. j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
Of Montgomery county, Maryland,
Committee.
JonR WEIDaAs OF Lebanon Pa, Secretary
March 21-lawtMar3 fInteigencerl
All the civilized OF the world
this advertisement their editorial columns,
scattered through hs four d.
visions of the globe and all throughout the Unira
America requested grauous insertion
casonay between this date and the I'd of March, A. D. sa7
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Rsd''e''O~ Of Pare 10 caAtOr~ia

Usited States m steamships leave New Nork
~%M& aspnwaH the 5th and 2oth of
N3aE$c connecting with mail from Panama 10 san
francssco.
These steamships have been inspected and approved By The N~
Department, and guaranty syDrsd and safety
The Panama 17 long, mpstrd nom
The baggage Of psssen
fraacisco
ebased aPanama by he esmpsay expense
The paid An az the
Reserve 10 New York Panama, snd
Frsncsco detention Of accident that
is entirely reliable.
Passengers Panans The day they arrive hspn
wall
Conductors by steamer take charge Of
wom ana children PROTECTOR.
the IN
West street, New York, L. w. RAYMOND.
MayG-de
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United States Mails.

Posr OrrrcE DEPARTMENT, May 10, 1858.
PROPOSALS mails Of the United States from the
November, 1865, the 3th day Of June, 1883, In
elusive MICHIGAN will be received the Con-
Once of III. Post Office Department In the city Of Wash
Of August ncusve 10 DC decided the
mex, day. and in the herein specihed
River Bay rs miles and back once wee
during suspension Of navigation, from November
May Is in each year
Carp River Monday at6am;
Arrive Keewenaw bay next Wednesday by 6pm;
Lesve Keewenaw Bay Thursday nj an.
Arrive Carp River next Saturday BY pm.
1887 Keewenaw hay by Portage Entry ouehon chon Eagle
River, Eagle iarbor and North West Mine, 10 Fort WI
kins, n miles and back week.
Leave KeewcnAw Bay Thursday at CAM
Arrive a Wilkins next Saturday by 6pmi
Leave Wilkins Monday at Jan;
Arrive keewenaw Bay merit Wednesday by y M
by Algonquin Adventure and Rockand TO
so miles and back, once week
Leave keewenaw bay Thursday at sam;
Arrive n Saturday by pms
Leave Ononagon Monday at Gam;
Arrive keewenaw Bay next Wedne sday by Q ? M
embraced In the contracts
see te proposals. dated February 10 1855
JAMES CAMPBELL,
May i7--law4w postmaster Sensfa'.
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The wi
psymeaI subscription advance
Distant SUBSCRIBERS may forward ess ssr
which sil b pad and s asanisd ststtt
transmission
The COUNTRY PArEn h published wseks sot,as
ot Congress, saa semi weekly dassng the
Subscriptions o period les@ Than Will ee
terms psopesuoned N the above snnaai rates.
GrrosrmAs1Bas aathooxsd sgonts aaa ~
DAILY subscribers, with eacicsed
sEMIwEEKY subscribers, with Ss enclosed, be eRuusd
a copy ssans.
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TENTH arsTALMENT-Ws open to-day The ,sn.n H. install
justly celebrated housewife cottons They are
goods excellence Of fabric for ladies' and
chldren's under garments t # !,
superior article shing shade heavier san the
" house. wife cotons" .t .nf.. i
all other reliable brands Of medium and extra
fine shirting couons
Our stock pure goods this time complete in
We invite especial attention 10 the stock OF linen
sheetines, table linens, napkins, and owelings
ali probability invariably osr the largest and cheapest
goods this market, Of which man
uactured n Ireland to orders.
may well that the housewife cotion" and
take all The mills
NAL Of these kinds Afge
Our stock Of all scasonable goods remarkably full s
time.
Commencing day, prices many articles much
duced in extensive autumn
plies.
All purchasing nt stores where various
asked cordially be convinced OF
advantage from purchasing where ihee is price
only.
articles. prices, and fair dealing may bc sed on in all
Delay in se,.ng presen. expec,sd %
PERRY BROTHER,
aCenra buidigg,
Opposite Centre Market.
Iune q d6uf
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Stopping Southampton, both going and oturhhg hey OeI
proceeding London and Havre advantages
other route, for the economy of time and money.
Passage from NeU York to Southampton and Bremen
First cabin saloon $3.50 first cabin, lower saoon sllo
second do. $50.
All letters newspapers must broughthe post Office
bills ading will be signed on the day OF sailing
An experienced surgeon il attached to each snip.
For freight passage, apply % ,,,,, :,
C. HI. SAND, III South William st., N. Y.
G. A. HEINEKEN b Co., Bremen.
CHOSKEY & Co Southampton.
WILLIAM ISELIN, Havre.
arG-diy
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posr oFrroE DEPARrMEST.

Hon. James Campbell Postmaster General. The direction
and OF the Post Office Department assigned
by the constitution and laws TO the Postmaster General That
its business may be the conveniently arranged and
pared for his final action il Is distributed among several bu
reaus follows The Appointment Office, in charge of the
First Assistant Postmaster General the Contract Office, in
charge of the Second Assistant Postmaster General the
Office charge of the Th,d Assistant Postmaster
General and the Inspection Office in charge OF the chief
clerk
appointment Qfioe.Iiorato King, esq., First Assistant
Postmaster General and nineteen clerks. TO this office
assigned all questions which relate the establishment and
dscontnuance OF post Offices changes OF sites and names
appointment and removal OF posmasers and route and local
agents as Also the giving Of instructions 10 postmasers
Postmasters furnished with marking and rating stamps
letter by this bureau which charged also with
providing blanks and stationery Tor the use of the depart
and with the superntendence OF the several agencies
established for supplying postmasters with blanks To this
likewise assigned the supervision OF the mail
steamship lines, and of the foreign and international postal
arrangements
Contract O6ies.Wiam II. Dundas, esq, Second Assist
Postmaster General and twentysix clerks To this Of
fee assigned the business Of arranging the mail service
Of the United States and placing the same under contract
embracing all correspondence and proceedings respecting the
frequency OF trips mode Of conveyance and times OF de-
parnres and arrivals All the routes the course OF the
mail between the different sections OF the country the points
OF mail distribution and the regulations for the government
OF the domestic mail service Of the United States II
mail proposals. the bids,
and and occasional mail lettings,
adjustment and of the contracts All APP
postons Tor the establishment alteration of mail arrange
men and the appointment mail messengers should be sent
All claims should be submttedt IL for tsnspor
service under contract the recognition OF said
service first 10 be obtained through the Contract Office
necessary authority for the proper credits at the Auditors Or
From this office all posmasters at the ends Of routes
eeve Of mail arrangements prescribed for the
respective routes weekly the Auditor all
tracts executed and all orders affecting accounts Cor mail
transportation prepares the statistical exhibits OF the mail
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SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this onhee until ~
y o'clock m Saturday for furnishing
the hundred brs,
quality The coal be and
cean large and o0 in humps abou, the
a2s0 pounds and dsv
ered charge in the vaults Of the Capitol
Aso for furnishing for the Of the House OF representatives.
two hundred quality hickory
I'VE cords to twice. the
whole measured sawed, vaults
Capitol nj 70 expense Of the contractor.
Both delivered before tho laih
October quality weight
be appointed the Of the House Of
Representatives. y w. FokNEN.
Clerk Of Representatives, u v.
June 7--lawtJune 30 fSarl
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May 5-dtf

/. - NEW YORK, BREMEN, AND SOUTH
~ ANTON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
~ The eilps comprising this line are the WASHING
TON Capt. E. Cayendy; HERMANN, Capt ed
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Law Notice.

BROWN, STANTON, WALKER.
YyM r. BROWN, FRED P. STANTON, and J. KNOX WALK
Err partnership for practising law In the Supreme
the OF Claims Washington
Of Tennessee Offices in Washington and Mem
will always be found at either place. and
letters will receive prompt attention.
April Iy- tfeod (Intel. and Sentinel copyl III as.
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To southern Agricultnrists and Planters


IoHN " sNIDER ~ The former old established
wine Jacob snider No Wsnat street ioa a"rs
will be supplied win wines
and uuoors on most accommodating terms,
I,eoe sNtnER importation Of foreign Wines
ee No 10 street prepared receive orders
ar sc from various bses IN @
,os h quantities upwardsi and sso soc
m son ssider the patronage Of ms sndH ana
Al wines delivered Washington city by "Adams, Eng ~,
free OF freight fup' Wy
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rHE ONLY ONE AUTHORIZED! THE Rob Of Or; BOY BOY
nier sarsapaa other similar remedies II radically
wioat mercury of the skin dares scroua the
accidents accouchmcnts the
period Of fv and hereditary acrmony Of humon depua
tive catarfhs of the badder
fractions arising from abuses Of
injections soundngs Ssyphic the Bob cures In
diseases from the
cspava cubeb from which only repei
The virus The Rob Boyveac Is, above ALL
sypbc whether recent or long stand
ng which resisted the Of mercury or The odue
potassium. =.
General agents Gabriel Bondn, 81
York. for wholesale orders Guo Duconge,
New Orleans Scully, San Francisco
The Rob throughout the Unit
states the medi-
cal propef,ies by writing a. Bon-
din William York, who will give Information
al b. 4, prepared To fiji the West
dies &C. duies rs he hrs the Rob IN bond
March i4-diy"
i,Ot Rr OF CLAIMs,-Unah Forrest atomcyaiaw, Rock
will claims in the court OF claims and
Washington Communicative
Rockville No. sf2 north street vh ie
promptly attended to.
March diistJuy -s#.
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MILITARY MEN will lind ~ store-room
W 20 pieces white linen duck for and
+ fii
10 pieces medium and fine white linen dnllngs
supply those wooens and other abrcs adapt
cd citizens apparel.
With cravais, gloves, suspendeu, halfb hose, &c.
One price only.
DELAY in closing present expected
Good ar,ces low prces and fair dealing
cases PERRY 4 BROTHER,
- a.tgt aCentral Stores,, West Building,
June e-6tdif Opposite Cchtre Market.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, sHiPLEY, d co.
STEPHEN KENNARD CO.,
81 Austin Friars London
b. g. WAINWRIGHT CO.,
GEO, u DRAPER, Havre.
rhs owners a these ships accountable for gold silver
bullion, specie towe precious stones OF meas unless DIS
lndng signed iheor and he
Ap 25-dn
fSShfx commodious and attic house,
18Th side the corner OF street. House con
tsins twelve rooms and has recently been papeea amu
40, Solicitors Ofce, Treasury Department
Oct l5--Gu
John o. Sargent a. Charles Albert,
Attorneys and Counsolors-at-Ear,
m VIZ associated prosecution Of professional
III business, and will attend TO any eases at may ss
lhcm departments the eonr, Of claims OF
any sitting in the District OF Columbia
WAsHtsoros, d. C March -, 1850
Mar o5--eod3m
CoR aEsTrhe and commodous house recently oecn
pied Brazilian minister situated near the Great Circle on
Pennsylvania avenue west
For ie apply Riggs Co, or to Mr. Jas Eyeieth
wiudcr's building, 2, of l7h and streets
Ap Scott H..sE
spectssies.
MOLD silver plated spectaeies glasses Se OF
In All focuses p.rfoea perseope, and pasbos glasses
peculiar advantages IN seecuag glasses
a'"ps'' = - NJ. w. GAIT 4 BRO,
ga Penn, avenue, between Ninth and Tenth streets
Jan ss--tf
To Southern Agricult1rists and Planters
THoRoUGH, PRACTICAL and edncoted Maryland fs,ne wshss
engage healthy estate IN the souh when
proprietor improve and convert into purely cu
tura and stock farm.
highest testmonais OF character gven ana h
the subject fully answered
Address AGRICoLA, Washington, d g.
March EI-iawly
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT.


me Treasury Department OF the offices Of the Sec
.SaY OF tA Treasury, two oomptrocrs, commissioner of
e customs six auditors treasurer register solicitor light
mouse board, and coast survey
me following brief indication Of the duties Of these
ea oces and Of the force employed therein respectively
SeerGrys O6iceHon. james Guthrie, Secretary of the
Iehary Hon. Il. G.. Washington, Assistant Secretary
IN charges architect and three draughtsmen
porarty employed, and clerks The Score
the Treasury is charged with the general
% w nsoa transactions Of the government, and OF the
T ~ o. the aws concerning the and navigation
s e oned States. He snperntends the survey Of the
~ ne lighthouse establishment the marine hospitals Of
United States, and the construction of certain public
'1uuings Tor custom houses and other purposes.
5r" ConPtroiers 05ics-Elisha whittlesey esq., Comp
ana hteen clerks. He prescribes the mode of keep
d rendering accounts for the civil and diplomatic SER
Wen as the public lands, and revises and certies the
o"ahces arising thereon.
ca s.eola comptrolers Obfce.-John NJ Brodhead, ESQ.,.
and seventeen clerks. he prescribes the mode
"a aud rendering the accounts OF the army navy
800 departments Of the public service and revise and
ne' the balances arising thereon.
VV n C'Hsaissioasr of fls Oasoms.-Hugh j. Anderson
I commissioner, and eleven clerks He prescribes the
rs keeping and rendering the Of the customs
ing 80 disbursements and for tho building and repair
ar houses, &c. and revses and oortifes the balances
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The New York and Liverpool United States
Mail Steamers.
The saips comprising this line are the following.
49,.
.he PaelEc ap|' rye
The Baitic Cap' Sou's'ocA
- These ships having built by contract ex
pressy for government services every care has been
<HJKX construction, also IN their engines,
insure strength and speeds and tieff aecommc-
and Comfort
passage York Liverpool in drs cabin $50
Exclusive size So
From Liverpool To New York, 30 and 30 guneas
An experienced attached TO each snip
No berths be secured until paid Tor.
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ID -..,..- /.
tn. Asshiaa N,sss; vol. evo nsw sd'os.
Rush the uInaa voics l vol 6vos new sduon.
Har's rsvess . the Chnssr knpirs vols.
Nsuo of MoAssU ENEap<; ~ John O. Edgar.
Marco by w. Gilmore simss "A.
oar Counirymsn; by Lossng illustrated win loS
portraits
Zscnokke. History OF Switzerland
sam Sticks Nature and Human Rairfs
Adams Eaaity "a edition with American nois..
MayH faeNN% Anh1~h
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25

VAR SKelcH.-A private soldier IN The
English ranks b. lore Sebaslopol. gives The iui-
lowing thrilling sketch:
= Ia the heal ot The battle young Russian
otficer made himself very conspicuous. and APP
peare' indifferent io danger. He was yunng.
tall. handsome. aud, indeed beautiful Twice /
had my rifle raised 10 shoot him but my heart
sm'ie me, aud turned il in another direction.
In an hour | saw him agaIn-but OH how
changed His checks which had been flushed
with The heat OF strife, were now deadly pale
He lay. or half reclined, on the edge of hlllock,
aud held The miniature likeness of pretty young
lady IN his huud, which had been tied 10 his
neck by small gold chain. His eyes were
fixed upon il; bui they were fixed in death.
cannot tell yun'whal my feelings were. Indeed,
] cannot v.mlnre. Il wound nmman me-"
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25
POLLARD & lIASON,s
Anti Malaria p;ll.

A SURE AND SAFE CURE FOR REu1r
- tent and Intermittent Fevers. and alec !.
most enectnal cure for all the secondary d.
ease eases accompanying. these fevers, such as Liver
uonplafn1' M a Neuralgia, Indigestion, and Enlarge
ment OF the Spleen, or Ague Cake. For ;n,sr
mlttent Fever; or Fever and Ague, these % p;Ji,
are undoubtedly the most effectua and .ar p...'
edy In the known world. They NAV La ,at.nr
at any stage of The disease, as well in the ad cold
.tage as ,n .ne not. These pills not only ston
the Chiiis and Fever, but they remove from bp tbp
system all secondary affections which uma l.e
be disease ,ee use G other remedies reproduce
superiority over every other remedn ,L oialm
raand been offered otter to the public. There is nansr
.bor, ba,arr Saun oox' under the label containing
country a1d the effects and operation Of ot TINS ,1
re%edy mads nd which we propose These pll. sre
county, Cal. arysViiie, iuba
s Depot ,s and office-D street, second door .on,,
asa, ~ g. or r sale in Shasta by DR.. Benz sbur,,.e
July 18th, 1854.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25
Violet.
sY O. n. HULL

sY O. n. HULL.
Eoftly through the lattice. breathing
J,n.,,se from d thousand flowers,
Snl,.d !, maid with golden tresses.
Glauciug Ger lhe sunny bowers;
Goldeu tresses,
Eyes ot blue
Oh, uaideu With The cheek Of roses,
Art thou lruei
Gazing up, with air irnpnssloned,
Statds nobir cayaner;
vain. aia.. his alteration!
Ii.ke i,isid, Why is lie here?
Cense 'hy struggling,
Pan ing, 5eaIius;
Aching hs mi. .l..ri' II duulutd and this
Is lhy last meeting
"Oh, Violet Fame oh, Violet Fane!
Heai Vow, iiIou II ne er again
Ee loved us love thee;
Fute Iiie well Le vows hVu breakest
Hast driv,n hIIu whom thou iorsakest
To roanl u,r lad aud sea.
Aud now 60,
Oh false iair,
My good sword by my side;
La The battle Tray,
Love cast away.
Bright glory Tor my bride."
One last look he gave imploring-
STILL she smiled. mov d nor spoke:
Silly maid, Thy reign Is over,
Darkened now Thy star Of home.
Weeks aud months passed slnwly by,
The blue eye ,imn'd, and the cheek
grew pale,
And VInlei fane moved iisilessiy,
As her hear .enl i"r'h lis yearning wal
Aud II .ws arrived
"a a baiilt fought
Am 'n2 The dead
Was HE name she sought!
She ne'er spoke more; grim death hath st I
On her snuwy brow his icy seal:
And The fair hands folded I,nssively
Ger the heart which late was taught to
feel.
They laid her meath an emerald screen
OF boush. by summers breath made green
Aud fragrant incense riseth round
From flowers lhul grow on lhe grassy mound
Where ended Violet's dream!
Oh. maidens dark. and maidens lair,
With raven, brown. or golden halr:
With eyes Of hazel, or eyes ot blue
Do ye uoi read my moral iruel
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25

SPIRITUAL rAIIENTs.-"l advise tapping,
said doctor. alter having exhausted all The
powers al his heaiing arl desperate case.-
The inllrr oi family. a hard drInker. was
bloaled with The dropsy to the size of barrel.
He had drank noIhius but whisky for years.
but the doctur said he Was fnll OF water never
,heless. and advised hiln To be tapped. The
old man consented. bat one OF the boys more
hlial than the rest. bnDbered badly, and pro-
tested loudly against il.
But why don't You want your father 10 be
tapped !"
'''Csnse nothing that's tapped in this house
ever lasted more than three weeks"
The same doctor had another patient of the
same sort, and when he found him near his end.
he sought 10 break the news 10 his wife in ii
gentle way. by telling her that ner husband
would probably soon be in the ,Oorld Of spirits
And WONT he be glad when he gets there r.
she said. = for sure he could never get enough
here."
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25

AMBITION lGNoBLE.-Ambition, " the last in
trinity of noble minds is the infirmity of a
very secondrate order of nobility and is but u
poor account of the career of any remarkable
man Men of real intellect do not set out into
lie with a fixed idea of conqnering greatness
for themselves. 1t is greatness rather which
finds them, taking often no little pains to seek
them out. Every man, as he passes into man
hood. has work thrust upon him as he is able 10
do IL and the able finds himself, as il
matter OF course, dragged up. he knows not how.
from lining fo thing. from one step To another.
employment forcing itself into the hands best
competent In deal with IL lill at lasi he is on
the summit ut the ladder, and The world NOR
slizes un his ambition. Ambiilonl The hi ah-
est step ot thai ladder III Wolsey's Time was
bui AN indifferent place TO be ambitious for
There Was usually nut one step more from il io
the to"rng nf The scntfold. 1he Anne Bnleyns
may he ani'Iilons, bul not The Wolseys.- West
mIaisier Rsp,er.
The Shasta courier., 1855-08-25
Correl, Stable and Sheds,
SWAS Y'S HOT TEL.
Lower Springs.
TWO MILES BELOW SHASTA

:sSa8r THIS HOUSE is located in good
Iii mining district. and possesses superior
Iass&& 49, advantages for the accommodation of
miners and the travelling public. Teamsters are
assured that every attention will be paid TO their
wants. Hay and barley always on hand ct the
lowest market prices. BENZ. SWASEY.
Dec. 80, 1854. If