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The Shasta courier., 1856-01-12
u From the Washington Correspondent Of
the San Francisco Daily Herald:
WAsHINGroN. December 6. IS55

WAsHINGToN, December 6, 1855.
This is the fourth day Of the session of Con-
gress, and we have yet no Speaker of the House.
OF Representatives elected, nor is it easy to see
when that officer will be chosen, or how. The
House consists OF 233 members--one seat being
vacant. This, in a full House, will require III
to elect.-and nobody has yet received high
er than 81 votes. The parties are divided not
with reference TO old party lines at ALL The
grand line OF division is upon the Nebraska ques-
tlon-and OF Republicans, Know Nothings,
wings, Free Soil Democrats. who range Them
selves against the Administration and the Ne
braska bill, there are from III 10 100
These however are subdivided by lesser ques-
tions OF public policy, so that it will be an ex-
ceedingly difficult matter TO bring them togeth-
er and unite them on one man. Thus, for in
stance some Of the Democrats who desire TO act
with the Republicans, insist upon the election of
Banks of Mass, or some other gentleman of
Democratic antecedents, the Republican can-
didate for Speaker, as Cuum (Nhig) is univer-
sally conceded 10 be the successful candidate for
Clerk. On the other hand, old Wings insist up
on an Ant-Nebraska Wing Speaker.
Notwithstanding these differences. am firm
ly OF opinion that the anti-Nebraska fusion will
unite upon somebody and elect him-and I
should not be surprised if it is Banks, who pos
sesses, in an eminent degree, the experience
and skill SO requisite in that officer. The Ne
braska men OF all parties are also united regard
less OF old party lines with the exception that
very few of them vote for Humphrey Marshall
for Speaker. The Nebraska party. proper, have
taken very bold and decided stand, such as
renders it quite impossible for anti-Nebraska
men, or Know Nothings, TO unite with them in
any contingency.
This body may have to be addressed again,
it once before, by Hon. John Quincy
Adams, as Fellow Citizens, unless an organiza-
tion is speedily brought about. 1t certainly can
not take long TO determine how one should vote
on question of organization, and we hope the
next steamer will bring of the transaction
of the business for which the people sent Re-
representatives. to Congress.
California expects much shall we be disap
pointed? We wait patiently, but anxiously for
an answer.
Since the above received, the arrival of
the Nicaragua steamer brings additional ballot
ings which show that Banks had received I07
votes, but was retrograding little on the last
ballot. The highest vote for Richardson (Dem,
was 76.
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Coop APPoISTMEST.-It is reported that
Joseph Lane has been appointed Brisadier
General in the army of the United States
His field OF labors ought to bein Oregon, where
from his knowledge of the country and his ac-
qualntance with Indian warfare, he might rem
der efficient aid to the sufferers in that region
OF country. Another Congressman would have
to be elected, but we have faith to believe that
the Democracy has nothing to fear in Oregon
from all the opposition that can be brough, against
them.
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NOTICE..

ENHE U. S. BRANCH MINT, at San Francis
Il co, will be reopened for receiving Deposits
of gold and silver bullion, on Wednesday the
2nd day OF January, 1856.
Hours for receiving gold deposits, from o.
clock A. NJ. TO IL o'clock Nj.
Hours for receiving silver deposits. from 10
o'clock H. to O'Clock z. NJ.
Hours for payment of all deposits, from o.
clock A. NJ. 10 O'Clock Z. NJ.
F-LOTT, Superintendent.
San Francisco, December "a 1855. d29-2w
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Edmund RAsDoLPH, Esq. IN NIcARAGUA.-A
letter has been received from Grenada, Nicara-
qua, by gentleman Of this city, announcing
The arrival in good health, of Edmund Randolph.
Esq, formerly Of San Francisco. Gen. walker
lin anticipation of bis arrival, had made prov;,
sion for his conveyance from Virgin Bay 10 the
Capital, and be was consequently The first Of All
his fellow passengers to reach the point Of des-
tination The mission Of Mr.. Randolph. il is
generally understood is the drafting of a consti-
tuition and general plan Of government for the
friend of Gen. Walker and has alwavs heen
amongst the most ardent advocates Of he exne.
idition.-Aha. z4s - 81 = -
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MOUNT FERNoN.-It seems that the proprie-
tors of the Mount Vernon estate are about maxi
ing good thing out of the patriotism of the
great American people. We have seen this es-
tate and imagine that it would be well sold if
no further subscriptions were made
In North Carolina, South Carolina. Georgia
and Alabama. $50 900 have been subscribed for
the purchase of Mount Vernon.
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DEATHS IL NIcARaeUA.-The number of deaths
among Walkers force is said to be eight-Cap-
iains Armstrong and Davidson, 1t. Col Gilman,
Lieut.. Grim, Benz. Harrington Theodore T.
Ewing, MIR. Null. (shot himself accidentally, J
Harvey Crawford and Charles Forier. Captain
Davidson had been sent to Virgin Bay, but re-
turned very i'll and died within fhrty-six hours.
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J. WILSON & son,

DIoNEER HARNESS REPOSITORY.--on
Il hand. a complete assortment of Saddles,
Brides, MartineaI, s, Whips, Mexican Spurs and
Bits. Also, Skirting, Harness and Bride
Leashes. Fire Caps, from to 81 cone. New
York make. no25-3m.
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DESCRIPTION

Hoagland is about 80 or 35 years of age, ) feet
or 0 inches in height black hair and dark
eyes. has a scar from burn on the right cheek
and upper lip received when child on which
there is no beard. on other parts of the sides of
his face, chin aud lip he has heavy dark beard !;
he is fieshy, of stout build, with short neck,
and formerly lived in Schuyler county, Illinois.
Dec. 4, 1855. dec Ct
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Ready Made Clothing Warehouse.
WILLIAM G. BADGER,

Ne. 90 Battery street. San Francisco.
EXPORTER OF READY MADE CLOTHING
i and Furnishing Goods Also every variety
of Hats, Boots aud Brogans would invite
country merchants visiting San Francisco to call
and examine my large stock OF Clothing, &c.
| have on hand aud constantly arriving. the
largest assortment of every variety and style of
Clothing of any house in the State.
The goods are manufactured under my own
supervision; are made from the best material
and in the most durable manner. Persons buy
ing my clothing will find large and saleable
sizes.
Persons may rely upon finding every article
they wish in my stock. Ny prices VIII be as
low, if not lower, than they can be found else
where in the market. l guarantee each article
sell.
Please call and examine my stock. d22-3m
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The CoAL MIsEs-Calfornia, Il i believed
can now boast ofcoal mines inexkauufible and II
quality little inferior TO that Il pres snt i'm.
ported. The editor Of the Stockton zrcrs has
been shown three hogsheads Of The coast range
coal. The argus congratulates the Stockto-
mans, particularly, as that place will be the De.
pot for the outlet Of the wealth Of the coal re-.
gion.-Fx ~--
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\. J. STEVENSON & CO.,
FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE,
KEEP CONSTANTLY on HAND.

KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND,
A LARGE AND WELL SELECTED
"A stock of goods, adapted to the wants of the
country.
The first of the firm resides at San Francisco,
who takes every advantage of that fluctuating
market and purchases for cash Only, which en-
ables us TO supply packers and traders at the
lowest prices and on the most favorable terms
Our business is conducted by
A. J. STEVENSON, San Francisco
Il. STEVENSON. B-r
j. N CHAPEL, S-n.
Shasta, April 1850 ap7tf
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COUNTY BUSINESS DIRECTORY,
County Officers.

CuuuCy UnCeIS.
District Judge-Wm. r. Daingerfield, Of Shasta.
County Judge-J. G. Hnckley.
associate Judges-E. X. Shed, of Shasta, and j.
Nj. Goewey, OF Horseiown.
County I'reasurer-G C. Farquhar.
Comfy Cterk-Wm. S. Jenkins-Deputy II. l.
Van Horn.
Sher.G-John A. Dreibelbis-Under Sheriff Wm
Magee; Deputy John Hale.
County AsscsSor-Iames Heaburn.
Comfy Sarreyor-A. H. Stout.
Public cAdminisfrator-Beni. Swasey.
District ,4Ho,ncy-Epdraim Garter.
School Commissioned. n. Chappei-
Comfy Physician-Dr. james E. Pelham.
Board Of SaPersisorx-lst District, Riley C. Bah
cock: 2nd District, L. II. Tower Sd Dis
tricf, ". II. Dennson.
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PROCLAMATION.
Ono Thousand Dollars Reward
Executive DEPARTMENT.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
Sacramento, Cal Dec. |. 1855.
WHEREAS. 1t has been represented to me by
the District Attorney of Butte County State of
California. that in the month of October, 1855.
man named James Hunt was murdered in said
county, by IN. H. Hoasland, alias Hope Hoag-
iand,'' and that said Hoasland has escaped aud
is at present fugitive from jnstice:
Now, therefore, |, John Bigler. Governor of
the State OF California, by virtue of the powers
in me vested. do hereby offer a reward Of One
thousand Dollars for the arrest and conviction
of the said an. H.. Hoagland, alias Hope Hoag-
land.''
WITNESS my hand and the Great Seal of the
State, at the city of Sacramento, this the lst
day of December, A. d. 1855.
JOHN BIGLER.
Attest: CHARLES HEMPsTEAD,
Secretary of State.
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OCCULLST and AURLST!
DIR. lsADAROUs,

"AVING, for a number OF years. devoted
Il Il unremitting attention to the treatment OF
diseases of the eye and EAR, in all their various
forms and stages, hatters himself that he has ac-
auired valuable practical experience in that de-
partment Dr. Badarous has been a resident OF
San Francisco for the last four years, and during
that time has had opportunities of treating sue.
cessfuly many very severe cases of diseases oil
the EYE and EAR. He takes pleasure in refer
ring those unacquainted with him 10 the follow
ing gentlemen:
+. w. Macondray, c. X. Garrison,
Bernard Peyton, W. +. Babcock,
Augustus Humbert, Judge Lake.
Harrison Olmstead. VIM. b. Little.
w Barber, H. nj. Whimore,
w. M. Lent. George Davidson,
Judse Hoffman, C. j. Brennan.
Office. corner of Montgomery and California
streets. over Wells. Fargo & Co.'s Express, San
Francisco. Office hours from 9 to Ii NJ. and
3 to4PM. o2o-om
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TIMES OF HOLDING COURTS

Cru JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
Shasta Couniy-4,h Mondays OF March and June;
end Monday of September, and 3rd Monday
of November.
Coi~si Coumy-lst Mondays of May and Au-
gust, and 3rd Monday of October
Butte Couuty-2nd Mondays of March and June !;
4ih Monday Of August, and 3rd Monday Of
December
SHASTA COUNTY COURTS.
Held on the LIST Monday of February, April,
June, August, October and December.
AT said terms, the business pertaining TO the
Court of Sessions shall first be disposed of, and
after that the business OF the County Court and
Probate Court in such order as the Judge may
determine
Board Of Supervisors lst Monday in May,
August, November and February.
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Township Officers.

SHASTA TowNsHIP.-Jusficcs of HE Peacc.-E.
X. Shed, Alfred Caldwell; Coasiabies-J Nc
Turk. Z. II AlcCuiiey.
CLEAR CREEa Toss xSsHiP-Jastiees-J H. Goe-
wey, T.. B. Barnum; ConstaJies, w. S. Palmer,
Pliuy Conger.
FRENca GuLca TowYsHIe-Jnst;ces--E Dick
lnson, q. w. Swartz; COnstaJlcs, 7. E. Suttle,
w. A. Myers.
CoTToNwooD TowHsHiP-Justiccs-E. w. Good
rich, ID. c. Hontoon; ConstaGies, J. c. Under
hill, n. p. Sanborn.
PITT RIVER TowSsHIP-Jusiices-A Lamber-
ton. s. Thoroushman; CoustoJles, r. G. Will
ious;iby. 1gnatious Noble.
SIERRA Tow owNsaIP-JHsttccs-W II. Angel, S.
Baker; Constobles. James Love, Isaac Shuuse.
SUGAR LOAF Tow 7. Gibson
w. Johnson; Constadies Andrew Lytle, Wm.
Orr.
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San Francisco
EY WALTON & SMITH.
VHSHE UNDERSIGNED, FORMERLY OF
IL Shasta County, takes this method ofinform-
ing his friends throughout the Northern part of
the State, that Tin connection with MIR. d. II.
Walion,) he has leased for term of years
the above new four story Granite Building, and
it is nov open for the reception of guests-ihe
house being situated in the immediate vicinity
of the Steamboat Landings. the Custom House
and Post Office, and the centre of Mercantile bu-
siness, offers inducements TO the travelling public
not surpassed by any house in the city.
~ Furniture and bedding entirely new
Charges Moderate.
]. PLUMMER SMITH.
San Francisco, Dec. 22d 1855. d22-3m.
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~ According TO the Herald the mortality il
San Francisco city for the last twelve MONTH
has only been 1862. Last year the deaths NUM-
bered l705.
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BELLA UNION BILLIARD SALOON

BELLA UNION BILLIARD SALOON
Above HolIub 81 Isancs' Ciofhing Store,
Shasta.
80 MESSRS. McTURCK &VAN HORN
would announce to their friends that
they have formed co-partnership,
and are determined that hereafter the a. Bella
Union shall not suffer by comparison with any
similar establishment in the State.
All manner of summer drinks, made in the
most drinkabe style, such
Mountaneers. Mint JGleps,
Hook and Sherry Cobblers,
Brandy Smashes. Stone Fence,
Jewett's Fancy, &C., &C..
Our BILLIARD TABLES lis unnecessary to
describe.
stewed Oysters. Eggs in every style. and other
creature comforts served at all hours, day and
night. We expect to see our friends " "bobbing
round"
Shasta, May 10, 1855. myl9-tf
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{. Ould Robin GRAY came courting me."

Robert Gray, aged 95, has just been married
in tluvanna county, Va, TO a lady aged % years
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BULL, BAKER g. co,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers,

Aeep constantly ON hand, both i'm Shasta
and Red BfuGx,
"A FULL AND WELL SELECTED AS.
IN sortment of goods required 10 supply the
wants OF those who may favor us with their
custom.
We are prepared to fill all orders as promptly
as any house IN the interior of California
Our goods are purchased by one of the firm
who resides at San Francisco, and great care is
used TO select the best quality for this mark ct.
ALPHEuS BULL, Red Bluffs.
G. p. BAKER. San Francisco.
w. ROBRINS- Shasta
Shasta, July 81. 1855. jy2l-tf.
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SHASTA COURIER.

~ We give below an extract from a letter
to the New ork 7ri5une from which it seems
that Wheeler was not fully posted on the views
OF the administrations
Possibly however, it may be said of President
Pierce, as Gen. Jackson once said of himself
when asked. ''if his proclamation in regard to
Texas volunteering contained lis views.-His
reply was that sit embodied the views of the
President" Possibly President Pierce's procla-
nation only contains the views of the President.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 8, 1855.
Government has received authentic informa-
hon OF the fitting out of an expedition in The
United States 10 join Walker in Nicaragua The
President will issue proclamation Immediate
ly warning those concerned against such intrac-
tons OF neutrality and treaty stipulations Wheel
er's recognition of Walkers Military Govern
ment is not authorized nor accepted here.
No official communication has yet been receiv-
ed from Gov. Shannon. nor are orders issued for
The intervention OF the troops at Leavenworh
or elsewhere The administration is careful
about touching this matter
The LEIDEsDoRFF EsTArE-REpoRrED Dis
covERY OF THE HErRs.-We understand that le
gal proceedings will be instituted in few days
says the AHa for the recovery of the Leides-
dorH Estate, on behalf of the heirs of Leides-
dorh who, it is said have been discovered in
Copenhagen. The rumor in relation to this
matter carries with it the idea that the transfer
from Anna Maria Sparks to the late J. s. Folsom
was without any authority from the real heirs
and that she not only was not the mother, but in
no manner related to Leidesdorff 1t is further
said, that nephew of Leidesdorf. who lately
arrived from Copenhagen, is now in the city,
and that he will represent the absent heirs, and
the suit be instituted in his name We have
heard that both Gov Bigler and Ex-Gov Fooe
have been retained as Counsel TO prosecute the
case If this is true, it will of course put stop
to the sale of that portion of the estate of the
late Capt. Folsom, which he claimed under the
title from Anna Maria Sparks. The whole mat
ter at present looks mysterious, and it is impos-
sibe TO get at any thing more than rumors. but
there is evidently something in the wind, which
must lead to new developments in regard to
this vast estate.
1t is valued at 50 100000, and has been con-
firmed to the claimant by the U. s Land Com.
missioners. The Supreme Court have also de-
cided that it has not escheated to the State as
was formerly contended by Gov. Bigler and 9TH
ers. We presume however that these decisions
viii not operate as bar to the prosecution of
the present suit-and the result considering the
magnitude of interests involved, cannot but be
looked for with interest
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Surgical Diseases.

AS tumors, morbid growths, affections of the
bones and joints, deformities whether congen-
ital or from accident, diseases of the urinary ap-
paratus, of the eye, ear, etc.
Patients placing themselves in DR.. Sawyer's
hands, tor treatment or operation, will be pro-
vided with suitable accommodations, and with
careful and attentive nurses.
Facilities now offered by DR.. Sawyer for
the successful practice of Surgery, which are not
to be surpassed in any city OF the Union.
Resdence-Rasette House, (basement) corner
of Bush and Sansome streets. Office hours until
9 A. NJ, and from 3 to s Pm
San Francisco, January 23 1855. feb3-y
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DENTISTRY.

DHs.J .. MORSE,
SURGEON DENTIST
SAes HAVING PERMANENTLY LO-
UIfIrS Gated himself in Shasta, is fully
preparedto to perform all Dental ope-
rations Teeth inserted on the principle of at
mospheric pressure, from one to full set.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed, or no charge
made.
Shasta, Nov. Is, 1852. nolS-tf
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DIR. A. F. SAWYER.

LNORMERLY CONNECTED WITH THE
IL Surgical Department of the MASSACHUSETTS
GENERAL HospIrAL, gives special attention to
the treatment of all
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WILTON HOUSE,

Corner Battery and VaHcjo Streets,
San Francisco.
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@ LYNCHBURG AND RICHMOND.

IL WI Do KG AMI hIOH NUM-.
Fare from L~ynchburg to Buchanan. 80
From Lynchburg to Charlottesville. .............. 2 ~
On and after the 2d of October our Packet Boats NHIoa'e
Buchanan at 6 a. NJ, aud L~ynchburg at 7! + Nj, Monday,
Wednesday aud Friday, and arrive in Richmond second day,
at o'clock A. Nj.
Charlottesville passengers leaving Lyuchburg at i,
reach Scottesvile at 10! a, NJ, next day, and arrive in Char.
lottesvillc at 81 y. NJ. Leave Lynchburg for Buchanan and
Lexington at 6l A. NJ, Monday, Wednesday and Friday, aud
arrive at : +. NJ.
From ~Lynehburg to Richmond see time aId distauceSIn
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k5 1okk.-Sl EAMSfilP JAMESlOW y .sas-tSsaa
Inc |. S Mail steamship JAMESTONN in com
maud of Capt. LEWIS PARRISH, leaves New York regularly
every SATURDAY AFTERNOON at 3 O'Clock, ff Rich
mord. She will not take any freight TO or from City Point
She leaves Richmond regularly every TUESDAY AFTER
NOON at 4 ocock, for New York.
Those desiring to ship by her must have their goods here On
Monday Passengers desiring to take this ship here can have
a Statc-Room secured by addressing us by mail.
80 The ROANOkE Capt. SklSNER, stops at City Point,
where She Will land and receive freight. Both the jamestown
and the Roanoke receive and land passengers at city Point
and Norfolk. LUDLAM * WATSON,
mar ~ Richmond. Va.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS or 81 anAns-

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CNTAouNH> of kpME-We need not call attention II this
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this volume.
The SAD NIsrAkf-A narrative Illustrating with mnch vivid
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religious training of ftnlies. Parents don't you need Ibis
hook
THE GREAT QUESTION is a great book. II treats of great in.
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An IT the aboyc. aud the publications Of the American s. S.
IllNu generally. such as Libraries, Teacher Helps, Question
Books. Hymn iB1oks, Maps and Miscellaneous VOLUMES, can be
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sep l3ts Supi. Am. :. = Union
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u DayiIs jet black Steel Pen Ink;
llarrsons do do do
Maynard * Mayes' do do in bottles from l OF. to gall
Aruolds English Writing Fluid
Koyan & Tlompsons do
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w CONPANY-
taIntal. July lt, ..12,iS2Go2 "a
l"pS7ts pHIl 10 aiilt'. - -. it~-r,lb Ut
Dividends paid to date. ................. t@o,U22 Al
This Company is paying annual d~irtdsHds. to theihsaf,d If
b per cent.
Losses paid in Richmond over. ................S 10000
Losses pai1 in the State of Virginia, oYer......... 100000
On policies for term of life half the premium may be paid i'll
a note bearing interest at Is per cent.
An losses are paid promptly.
DR. NM. S. NORRIS,
Medical Examiner, Lync!nurg.
II. ". Agent,
dec 7 dow Richmond. va.
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MERCHANDISE. &c.


asNalEDOtG,> k y J. u AND FANCY
~ STORE Mus sTRtHT. IrNCfihuBG. NA-Lalirs aud
tlenilefarn y h. may visit onr city, VIII save themselves ayast
dsai Of trouble by caiaing at once to NV Fancy slore, Ar,
for I3sanats. Gaps. Head Dresses. Flowers, Ribbons Hx1j
UurIs, Hair iraids and ffizettsi also rich Embroidery JDX
III French. English and Scotch Nantes. Cloaks, Scarfs, Ss~
ghaxls Stockings Gloves, isndker.hiefs, &c; IareS, frinKes,
Dress trimmings. Needles. Pins, Threads. Jet ornaments Of
every description, aud n handsome lot of Fancy Articles for
gifts
Nv stock will be complete In a few days, at which time !
sbalj exhibit a superior lot of Furs, both Stone, Martin and
Imitation. yietorn, 5 Cuffs, aud Mufs, for Ladies and chill.
dTen.
| shall esteem It a favor for any one who may favor me with
an order, and will select with much care and promptness.
NY terms are CASH.
SIN it. AIFRED s. E~NGLEDOVE.
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These vessels ara ii he first class, built in the city Of RAJ.
timore, expressly Tor this trade and have superior accaulpa.
datons for passengers. They are commanded by experience
Captains, well quaIihrd fer the trade, and who will spare NJ,
exortion to accommodate. They will be toNcd up and down
the rivers by Steam. and may be relied on to sail promptly as
advertised.
Merchants q jrc North or ordering goods from New York
will find it to iIrir interest to ship by this line, as freight will
always be taken as low as by any other line Of Packet. and
every effort will be made by the agents in Richmond and
New York to give satisfaction. Insurance can be effected IN
the Richmond Fire Association by this line at ? per cent
We respectfully ask and hope TO succeed in obtaining a full
share of patronage.
Goods shipped by this line to Now-York will be forwarded
free of commission to New Orleans, Mobile, Charleston Sa.
yannah or any other Southern or NWtltTn port.
The vessels viii. lie in Richmond IA a., Dock, in New York
NJ Both No. /, Coffee lluSr Siir. fntt Of Wall Street.
DAVID y " NJ {! ERlE, Richmond,
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