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Admission, twenty five cents.
Tickets for sale the hotels, and drug stores
For admission OF schools price, apply al Ssou Halt
Penn. ~ I -'''
June i9--dd
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,N>Ir1 TUITION for the Deaf
between 9oh and 2ls
Of week has been reception
this institution The frirnds respectfully
ayit.d tn be aud WI I've
This Institution enireiy
established expressly for The Of Glars
for whom m provision has been made
Donations of household
e,ipfon viii be thankfully received at the institution.
June t3-d2wff
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SEmt-ANSUAL NOTrCEwe bes leave TO call attention 70
. open ledger viii be made
9sh thereby aosdng
porony preparatory TO settlement, The hrt Of
Juty
that, in view OF engagements,
constrained appeal earnestly fiends
settlements by ash Mt short dates.
June os-3iawfwif HO0R, BRO, co.
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United states Court Of Claims.


John Of New York city, and
Thompson, Of Washington ID. c. attorneys and counsellor
st-Isw Of claims,
orr of government, IN the Court of elaine.
and careful attention to bu
Washington which inrruxisd their
Of and claimants in city OF New
York, or elsewhere In any part of the Union.
consulted time, personally by letter. eh'
Washington. Particular Information ciaius
before Congress departments
upon application by the parties Interested
JOHN G. DEvEREUx,
No. 90 broadway, corner Wall street, New York city
NJ. THOMPSON,
Washington city.
NIL @ Deyersur a commissioner Of the Court Of Claims.
Jan 3l-3tawtnf [fntclJ
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AvrIC, respectfully their
or and will be them
2sth Of this month
We ssk especial fpvor that all those who indebted
will and settle Their cive before
CLAGETT, NEW ron, A
June 25-fotdif
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DAILY PAPER-Five dollars per year $3.50 FOR six
nonthsi SI25 for three months: 10 cents per week single
opes Two cents each When paid strictly an Advance,
deduction of 81 year win be made, and proporonate
educton if paid quarterly half yearly in advance.
WEEKLY PAPER.--Price two dollars year; 81 for six
months and so cents for three months If paid strictly in
advance, S175 cts. year, single copies cents each.
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- FOR SALE-Iu the south part Of West
It'll Boylston, miles from Worcester Court House
.A- SIN Il Farm, cfnai' ing 20 acres with than
one thousand young Fruit Trees lust coming int bearing,
with two acres of Peat Meadow, and good House and
Barn.
Inquire of Benjamin Wadsworth, Worcester Of The
subscriber in West Boylston Terms easy.
moh20 d5W* 0RRIN FAIRBANK.
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E5rD Ooo0s.
NEW FANcY cooDs STORE.

f1s Main Street.
Opposite the Bay State House, Worcester
Where may be found the largest best assortment Of
GERMAN AND FRENCH FANCY GOODS
EMBRoiDEREEs, HOSIERY. LACES.
&C, that have ever been offered in Worcester.
qhei, stock embraces Muslin and Cambria Collars
rom l28 cents tn SIS. French Collars aud Sleeves Mus
lin ana Cambria SETS from 81 to SIS Real Honiton and
Malta Collars aud Sleeves to match from So to $40 En-
brodeIed liaudkerchefs from 40 cents to SIS Black
English aud French Lace Yels besides thousands Of 9TH
er articles too numerous to mention which will be dspos.
ed Of at prices which cannot fail to suit purchasers
Ladies' give coll before purchasing elsewhere and
SATISFY Yourselves IN regard to the truth Of the above
statements. WAXMAN & HANS
mch20 dT
ENREAT ARREVAL.-IS3 PIECES OF RICH
80 FANGH slGhs, from New York Auctions, all of
which viii be sold less than they can be bought elsewhere
IN me clty'py MARTIN STOWE.
EBLACR STBKSs-MY STOCK or BLACK
81 SILKS is now very large and comprises most of the
grades which have for many years been Manufactured for
the house Of A. T. Stewart & Co.. New York and which
have had such unparalleled success in point Of service
app dim MARTIN STOWE.
F{HlLDR ems & MISSES DEEATNRS,
y very desirable assortment Of PRINTED GOODS,
N small figures, are now open and for sale very cheap
Ut GEO. P. BRYANrs.
E1s ENCH BRILL ANS
For One Shilling per Yard.
1000 yards of beautiful French Printed Briiants.
me DDS worth IS cents selling at BRYANT'S for the
above low price.
ap10 dl2t 1874 Main streat
E4SMBROsDEREESs- new stock of EN-
R4 BROID ERIES, just received. Muslin Collars.
Lace and Crochet Collars, Muslin AMI Cambria Under
Sleeves Collars and Sleeves to match Muslin and Cam
brio Edgngs and Inserngs Lace Founciags and Bands
together with large variety Of other goods in this de-
partneat all of which will be sold very cheap.
April 2, 1856. ain
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90 y -! 3. ssEH 4 ESsDESGE FOX
Ei5 SALE IN W0RCEsTER-Th estate owned, ard
4lssAsr Gently occupied by Chas. II Hi, in Worcester
situated upon High trest south of the residence of
Dea Dar Goddard, is offered for sale. 1t consists Of
Cottage House and large garden well stocked with fruit
ees in bearing condition, and is altose her OF the
most des rabe loesfion in the city For further partcu
lars apply to EZEKIEL DANIELS No l4l Main street,
% door south Of Quinsigamond Bank, up stairs.
nch25 DIFF
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9EAUTlFUh BUILDING LOTS
On Lincoln Street and Linwood place.

On lincoln Street and Linwocd Place.
It is believed that desirable lots for business
man be found than the above They are in the heart
of the CITY pleasantly situated with the best fruit
trees, and being Of moderate size (trom 5000 10000
fee) are within the reach persons who wish to
build good The Two fronting on Lincoln street
(both los and several Of the others IRE for sale
ON favorable terms of payment. D s. MESSENGER.
am dis3y
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40 a " IA 4 n " " u III q H
FROM
THE NEW CITY STORE.
las Main Street.
j, H. CLARKE &c 60
Call the attention of the nuo the LADIES in particular
to The opening Of their
NEW DRY GOODS WAREHOUSE,
No. 14s Main Street,
Directly opposite the Post Ore toD Doors north of
their Old Stand,
And doing would say that there has been no mains
spared IN making this one OF the attractive and
peasant stores IN Worcest'r and is admitted by ALL
to be the btst lighted Store in the city
Our stock embraces one of the largest and most
deraple varieties of Dry Goods be found in this State
having BEEN and is being selected with great care
from the largest Dry Goods tonornr and Jobbn Houses
N boston and New York,-RARE BARGAINS from the
most extensive Auction and Commission Merchants in
New aPrk. Please notice by the following leading arti-
d. it nature OF our stock, which we shall always
ue'1For 70 keep attractive and completes viz:
DOMESTIC GOODS.
this department we shall always keep fall stock of
the most approved brands of Foreign and Domestic
Il 0 U Elk EEPTNG GOODS.
$50 Toilet Quilts received this day from auction.
LINEN GOODS, full supply, Of the best makes Of
Fronting and Table Linens, at lowest cash prices.
WHITE GOODS!
A large and vel selected stock of Jaconets Cambrics
faoe Stripes and Checks, Book Null and Swiss Muslins
With complete assortment Of White Goods, Embroider-
Embossed Piano and Table Cooegiaqs, Curtain
Ftanitures, Ctataln Daaeasks, and
E,e,el Patches.
English, French and American PRINTS English
French, American, and Scotch GIyGHANs
$3.50 yards Of ira wide Prints warranted Fast Colors
at the low price Of 10 cts. per yard FROM AUCTION.
DIR ESS GOODS.
In this department invite particular attention. as
facilities for presenting attractive stock Of Foreign
and American rress Fabric most favorable embrace
ing rich and desirable assortment Of
Fancy Plaid. Striped and igured Silks,
Brocade Silks, Plain Solid coors, and Changeabe Silks
Black Striped, Black Grocade, and Polka Spot Silks,
with complete assortment Of Plaid and
Printed Dress GooDs.
SHAWLS, CAPES, AND TALNAS.
A great variety of Long anlNsquare shawls, of new
and desirable patterns silk Veveis for MsntIlas, and
rich Fringes. large lot of Cashmere shaw!s. from
auction.
PLAIN BLACK SILKS.
We would say to the ladies' that there are no goods so
difficult to judge Of their quality, Plain Black Silks.
We have grade of these goods, which have heavy,
beautiful usre that nave sold for the last four years.
and haven proved, beyond doubt that they
WILL NOT CRACK BY WEARING!
togT We WARRANT that they will prove in every respect
~ the satisfaction of the purchaser Ladies' will be sure
get SILK that will not crack, il they buy of us.
5000 yards rich and fashionable Silks, ustopened FROM
so to rs cents per yard. From Auction. CALL AND
THEM.
Mits, Gloves, Hosiery aud TRIMMINGS,
Y A II N S,
And general assortment Of small wares, &C., &c.
REMEMBER AND CALL AT THE
@ / II Y S Il O r e !!
Directly opposite thePost Office, No. 14S Main Street
II CLARKE, JH, CLARKEN co.
Worcester Aprily1st 1856
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EIN0R SALE.-A SMALL BUILDING, suitable for
Il Shoemaker's Shop. Apply 20
W. A HACKER, Agent
G~ao 9 CoeI VOID
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THE WORCESTER SPY.
TERMS oF PUBLICATION.

Printed and Published by JoHH MILTON EARLE, b
THOMAS DREW at No. 212 Main Street Worcester Mass
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Boston Cars0'

NEW CARPET WAREHOUSE.
Tie subscribers respectfully inform their friends custom
eTs; and the public, that they have opened the
p A CLIO US u Il d 1 N q i,
2s3 s. 2s5 wmshJnston ST..
Where they oler splendid assortment Of
b L ISL CARPETIN GS,
To which they are constantly receiving additions by
steamers and Packet ships comprising Elegant Medal
lions, hlch NtlVets and Tapestries with Borders and
Rugs Mach) Brussels and Three PINS together with
large variety Of Extra, Super and Two Ply Medium
and LoaO Priced Goods
Also, English and American Painted
FLOOR CLOTHS,
In every variety of widths patterns and oualies all Of
which are '0eH seasoned, and will be cut to any dmen
qTPurchasers who may favor with call will end
viii always be found
'As Low as the Lowest"
JOHN H. PRAY, SONS, & CO,
2SS 235 Washington Street.
a te'o doors south Of Winter Street, Boston.
NYE & FOSTER,
1873 MIX. opposite RfIby sf., Boston.
Importers and Dealers in
Saddlery, Hardware, & Carriage Trim
mings.
Also Bent Wheel Rims-Oak Ash and Hickory b0o set
Turned Wheel Hubs. 500 set
YAK and Hickory Spokes ...................5O oOO
Common and Fine Axles. set
Common and Fine Steel Spring.. 900 set
Patent Dasher and Enameled Leather. $500. 400 hides
Harness aud Grain Leather ............. 800 sides
5000 SOLD IN SIX WEEKS.
5000 MORE BINDING!
Making in all
a en- z ssoIsa Copies!
IN TWO WEEKS!!
ofthe most Brilliant and Charming Romance of the Day
ER NEST LHNVy GOD,
By the lamented Authoress,
MRS. CAROLINE LEE HENTZ.
melancholy interest attaches to this charming volume
Its gifted authoress having passed into the silent land
without ever seeing in print Her dying legacy to the
world OF literature, and the most fascinating and beaut
fnl production of her pen, is ERNEST LINWoOD
For sale by the Publishers,
JOHN P. JEWETT & COMPANY,
No. III Washington Street, Boston,
And by all Booksellers.
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z OCATTON FOR A COAL OR LUMs
la Der YARD.-The subscriber has for sale or lease
lot Of land lying the side Of the Worcester and
Nashua Railroad measuring about go rods the road
by about 100 in width and fronting Garden street.
which passes from Lincoln to Prescott street It is
mirably calculated for Coal Lumber Yard, or any
business where Railroad facilities e wanted and will be
sold on very favorable terms D. S. MESSENGER.
APT dis3y
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%. 1855.
Bostou Ga 0s.

"A LAPPAN s. CO.. Successors to p Dckin-
We son N Co J Wholesale Dealers in
WOODEN WARE,
Rattans, Willow Ware, Cane Poles, Riddles Brooms
Mats, Sleeves, Wire Safes, Baskets, &C.,
No. 26 Dock sausre. Bnston
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SPRING DRESS GOODS


Direct from the manufacturers, and in the newest pat
terms.
These goods have been bought at auction and forced
private sales and we can assure all who are intending
purchasing that they will be sold at lower prices than
be found any other place. Our assortment CON
tains.
FLOUNCED BARREGE ROBES,
FIG'D FL0UNCRD BARRRGE ROBES,
STRIP'D FLOUNCED do. do.
PLAIN FLOUNCED do do.
PARIS PRINTED BARREGES,
RICH PLAID BARREGES,
PLAIN do.
RICH SATIN PLAID BARREGES,
RICH SILK TISSUES,
PARIS PRINTED CHALLYS,
HANDSOME STRIPED do.
CANTON SILKS, an extra quality,
RICH STRIPED VALBNCLAS,
RICH PLAID do
FRENCH ORGANDT ROBES,
FLOUNCED MUSLIN do.
STRIPED & PLAID PoPLIN, new article,
FRENCH PRINTS light and plain colors,
ENGLISH GINGHAMS, &c., SO.
We invite the attention of purchasers to our assert
ieelnB luly oouhuuhs thoe NhH4kWo
gains that cannot be beat B. HARDoN co.
ap14 d3w&wig
DnINTED LAWNS AND MUSLINs.
We are now receiving and opening good assortment
Of Printed Lawns ami Musns varying in price from 81
10 SOC the yard Some good styles and fest colora selling
for i2lc.
We have some and choice patterns Of French Jac
onet Muslinu and 0rganies, Of splendid quality md
handsome designs, which are ''ihg at unusually low
| prices.
Call early 10 get good barghl
| apl5 d3w&w4w d. L. HARDON 90.
| GEED oATs.-0oO bushels very nice, in store
| - aud for SALE by T. j. SUTTON,
1 ap2i daw2w No Mechanic u.
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And Barn. aud is of the desirable locations in
wore 1ef; commanding an extensive view Of the city,
and being bat little removed from the centre Of business
MI uses pass the estate six times each way daily
ms Is most desirable opportunity for investment spec
ulation or to secure deIightul residence
Terms libra, and made known at sale or an annIica
ter 10 EZgKIEL DANIELS. Auetioneer
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"a oUsE AND SIGN PAINTING,

d GRAINING, &c.
j. J. oNElL wishes to inform the citizens of Worcester
and vicinity, that he has commenced business at the
ner of Old Market and Main Street under the Elk.
change HOTEL where all orders in the above line will be
promptly Attended to. The subscriber being practical
workman OF unqu siderable experience both In Europe
and America feels confident Of giving complete sasfac-
ton to all Who may favor him with CALI and hopes by
strict attention business merit share of public pat
ronage
Specimens of Grainng to be seen on the premises.
nch1g d6m&W2t+
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49, FOR SALE,-The subscriber offers for sale
5! /, the new COTTAGE HOUSE on Bridge street. next
ssa to the Mission Chapel Said house contains eleven
rooms and is conveniently arranged for eLer
families. For further particulars inquire of
WALTER r. BIGEL0W,
mCh14 diff No. Mashinrtnn Snrare
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FARMERS who wish to improve their
ETCT stock will find at the stable Of the subscriber
YIN An IospOsaed Durham Bull, and
EuEE1, &-ksalso, an esY RsuIRE BULL.
both Of these Bulls fine aumas and will be SHIELD
to service'' rs above through the season.
He has also TEN NEW MICH COWS, which will be
sold at a low figure. ELLIOTT SWAN
ana daWt Washington Souare Hotel Worcester
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NEW AND IMPROVED
FLUID LAR LAMP,

# i UID SO T. A K i A MP,
We mos, respectfully invite the attention Of the public
c our new and improved Fluid Solar Lamp In the argand
form which gives steady aud brilliant light the nearest
to gas that has been prodlcedcos Of burning be.
ing less than cent hour. We warrant il to give
perfect satisfaction, and to b. psrfecty safe This in.
Yention Is applied 10 Chandeliers, Side Lamrs &c.
Nswes tent Safety Is applied to the Solar the same
as 10 the common lamp
Circulars with Prof. Slluan, and Drs. Jackson and
Hayes certificates, to the safety OF these ismps viii he
forwarded to any part Of the country.
Please call and examine i at store, No 20 Brom
1cld street, Boston. NEWELL. WILLARD. A 90
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WNOUsE CARPENTER.-Th hscriber has
T. 4 taken the shop in the Northwest corner Of Hey
w0oi's Bull ling, Central Street. ands ready lido Jobs
OF Carpenter work. at short notice. D. LOWERING.
meh14 div
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We have also our usual choice assortment Of fine
READY-NTADE CLOTHING,
Manufactured EXPRESSLY for our Retail Trade
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Opposite the Bay State House, Worcester,
Where may be found the largest and best assortment Of
GERMLN AM FPlaNnu rANl,v cnnne
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
NOTICE.
DISSOL UT1CN.

DISSOLUTION.
TIME CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist
Il ing between K. O. Dewitt and E. K. Shed.
in the st. Charles Hotel, was dissolved on the
30th of December last by consent of the parties.
E. X. Shed will settle up the business of the con-
cern.
All persons indebted 10 the firm will please
make Immediate payment. r. o DEWITT,
E. X. SHEDD.
Shasta, january 5, 1856. jan5-4t
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
DISSOLUTION.

The undersigned will continue the business,
az the old stand, under the name. firm and style
OF J. w. DEWITT.
III. GREATHOUSE.
Shasta. Jan. 10. 1856. If
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
NOTICE.
Board Reduced to suit the Times
AT THE
ST. CH RLES HOTEL.

EROM this date, the following prices will be
Il charged:
Board and Lodging per week, sl4,O0
. 1900
Meals, rs
Beds. 50
All bills will be presented at the end of each
week. and must be settled
No pains will be spared to maintain The repu-
tation OF this House of the bes; in North
ern California.
Attached 10 the Hotel we have a newly fur
nished COTTAGE, affording excellen, accomo-
daions for
LADIES AND FAMILlES
STAGES
Leave the ST. Charles daily for MarysvlIe and
Sacramento, alsu-
TRAINS
For Yreka, SCOTS Bar. Weaverville, &C., &.
E. X. SHED.
Shasta, January, -, 1856. If
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
FQR SALE.

~ THE UNDERSIGNED being desirous
HI of leaving Shasta, offers for sale the Cot
Liz tage where lie now resides. The build
lug is new, and in good order. There is good
well of water on rke premises. Any person
wishing a residence can now have an oPPortu-
the premises To JOHN HARRINGTON.
Shasta, Jan. 10Th, 1856.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
To John G. Mol, Greeting.

VOU are hereby Summoned to appear aud
Il answer in said Court, unto the complaint
of Wnsett Mock, filed for the recovery of the
snm Of six hundred dollars, (s60o co., and the
interest the same from the 24tli day of Janu-
airy. 1853 at the rate of three per cent per month
until paid. which amount is alleged to be due
him from You, upon express contract for the di-
rect payment of nouey-aud for foreclosure
of mortgage naen,icned in said complaint, filed
In oar said Court, within ten days after the SER
vice of this Writ. il served in said county
within twenty days if served in any other coun-
" in this judicial district, and within forty days
if served in any other county or judgment by
default will be taken against you for the afore-
said sum Of six hundred dullars (s600 O0) and
Snterest aforesaid. together with the costs OF this
suit. and the plaintiff will apply 10 the Couri for
decree .for the foreclosure of ihc mort "a se
aforesaid, and the relief demanded ia said COM
paint.
Witness: WV. z. DaISeEaaiELD, Judge of the
Ninuh Judicial District Of said State, this twenty
third day of January, A. d., thousand eight
hundred aud fifiy-six.
WM. S. JENKINS. Clerk, D. c.,
CARTER Earl,
An'ys for PrG ia263m
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
TO THE LADIES /!
mRs. SHELDON

MRS. SHELDON
us JUST RECEIVING new and extensive
q assortment of
CHOICE BONNETH
From New York by the last steamer.
Having secured the services of an expert
enced mlliner. jnst arrived from New York, she
is prepared to do any work in that line: also. to
furnish any articles or the materials for an in:
fant's wardrobe She may be found at her houss
on the hill near the printing office.
Rcgalia of all kinds on hand or made 70 order.
Shasta, October 6, 1854. o6tf
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
SUMMONS.

In the District Court IF the Ninth Judicial District,
STATE Of California.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SHASTA.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF
CALIFORNIA
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
FOR SALE CHEAP!

HyHE BILLIARD TABLES now in use an the
i Hotel Francais Salooa. One of the Tables
is of Amarican, and the other Of French manu-
facture.
Any person wishing 10 purchase, will meet
with bargain, il application is made early
Apply TO MADAME 0A'AND.
Shasta, Jan. 10, 1856.
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY VIRTUE of an execution issued from the
~ District Court of Shasta County, California,
on the end day ct January, A. D. 1856. in favor
of TomIinson & Wood. and against George Vos-
burgh & Co.. alias, forlive hundred and ten dollars
and ninety-!our cents, (S5lo ea,e ~itll isaterest
at the rate of ten per cent per asssium, and sixty
four dollars aud fifty cents 1854 5e) costs and
accruing costs.
will sell at public auction for cash 10 the
highest bidder on Tuesday the 10Th day of Feb
ruary, A. D. 1856, on the premises, in the town
oi Centrevile about six miles from Shasta, in a
aoutherly line, Shasta county, one Dwelling
House with store room attached, and no def
mite boundaries to tire ground occupied by said
premises. hnvins been levied on the property
of the defendant by r5etue of the above named
execution.
J. A. DREIBELBIS, Sheriff.
Shasta, January 26, 1856. 81
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
ESTRAY.
EsTRAY.

~ TAKEN UP BY THE USDERSIGN-
HN~ ed one BROWN MARE. with star in
her forehead, about fourteen hands and halt
high, and Supposed TO he about six years old
She was taken up by the undersigned, above
the Canon Hosse, at benjamin. & Snaveley'
fishery, about four months since. and is now a,
Whisky Greek, where she may be had by pay
ing charges, and proving property.
IT, B. SNAVELY.
GEO. BENJAMIN.
Shasta, Jan. 10, 1856. 3t
The Shasta courier., 1856-01-26
PRAIRIE HOUSE.
sUEREFF,s SALE.


DY VIRTUE OF TWO EXECUTIONS lS+
Comfy, California. on the day oil October
1855. against the Spring Greek Water and Mn
ing Company. in favor of Jumes Tartar, Tor One
Thousand Dollars damages. and also tor One
Hundred Eighty-ftur Dollars and l5,cents costs
and interest on the same, a, the rate OF Ten per
cent per annnm, with accruing COSTS The
other issued on the Goth day OF December. 1922,
and in favor of f. f. Croker against the said
Spring Creek Water aud Miniag Company Tor
the sum of Five Hundred Dollars damages WIFI
ten per cent interes. thereon. and also fnr Sew
eniy-two dollars and twenty cents cosis and ao-
cruins costs.
Twill sell nt Public Sale on Saturday,
she Ed day of February, 1855, Mt
, O'Clock, PM.
In the town Of Shasta, in front of james Eoag
Horse Market all the right and title OF SAID
Water and Mining Company, in and to the FOL
lowing described property, namely, the dam III
Spring Creek, the water privilege, the Flume.
commencing at the said dam, the Ditch or Raee
about ten miles long. with nineteen hundred
one log Dwelling House. situate on the Spring
pork Ridge and one frame Dwelling House siiu-'
ate one and a half mile east of Shasta. immedi-'
atey on the road leading to what was formerly
called Moody's Ferry, on the Sacramento River,
having been levied on as the property OF the
defendants, by virtue of the above named eXe'
culions
JNO. A. DREIBELBIS, Sheriff.
Shasta, JAM IL. 1856. Jan - I'd