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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1857-12-22
EVENING STAR.
HIGHER.


The following is plain English version OF
Excelsior:
The. shadows ofnight weres comm down swirl,
And ,Ss Ss ~ sI sRG gs1; sy S sT on dr
A carry In . nag With this motto
Higher!
Ger forehead high curled copious hair,
HIS nose q Roman, complexion fair,
And he never stopped shoutin' thro' his moustache
Higher!
He saw thro' the windows as he kept gettin' upper
A number Of families settin' at supper,
But ne ey ed the slippery rocks very keen,
And He'd as he crled. and cried while fieen'-
Higher!
"Take care, YOU there :" said an old woman, "stop
Its bovIn gales up there on top
You'll tumble OF on t'other side w
But the hurryin' stranger loud replied
Come sleep on my lap" said a maiden bright.
On MS Roman nose q teardr0p come.
But stlli ne remarked as he upward c!omb
Look out for the branch OF that sycamore tree,
Dodge rollIn stones. ifany you see :"
Sayln' which, the farmer went home to bed,
And the singular voice replied overhead
Higher!
About quarter past six the next afternoon,
man accidentally lOln' up soon
Heard spoken above him as often as twice
Ths very same word IN very weak voice
Higher!
And not far, believe, from quarter of seven,
Found the stranger dead in the drifted snow,
Still clutchln' the flag with the motto
Higher.
Yes, lifeless defunct, without any doubt,
Inc lamp OF his being decidedly out,
Tn the d<eary hills the youth was a LAWN
And there was no more use for him to be sayin'
Higher!
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III A rag picker died the other day in Gin
olnnati. Seven hundred dollars were found
upon him.
IL An order for cotton machinery, to the
amount of $40, 600, hes beren received by the
Rogers Locomotive Co, Paterson, for the Mis-
sissippi Penitentiary.
IL In Alabama, on the inauguration of the
Governor, an oath Is administered that he will
abstain from the luxury of duelling, during his
term of office
u That venerable wit and genial humorist.
the knic kerbocker Magazine, has recently passed
into the hands of Mr.. John A. Gray who has be
come sole proprietor.
VI Two prisoners, named Walker and Nc
kenna sentenced to the State prison at Provi-
dence, X L., on Friday, while being taken from
the court room, suddenly jumped through a
window fourteen feet TO the ground, and escaped.
IL Miss Orrel Spring, a Young woman, 30
years OF age, was, on Friday, caught by a shaft
making l33 revolutions per minute, at Beman IS
Mills, in West BOylston, Mass, ane whirled
around some minutes before discovered When
found, she was terribly mansled, and life was
extinct
IL The lavender harvest has been very great
In England. There are 30 acres employed in its
cultivation, each yielding 800 lbs of lavender
Mowers; 100 lbs. producing 10. of oil tits sold
10 druggists, distillers. and perfumers at a very
high price, and is commonly adulterated with
turpentine-the basis of many perfumes
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BANKINs HOUSE OF Dunn, ouur..

DEPOSITS. Deposits received and Checks paid
Without charge. Drafts on the northern seebOard
Cites received on Deposit at par, and Exchange on
INTEREST ON DEPosITs.-Interest will be allow ed
On deposits at sgon rates as may be agreed upon.
Dan xr2siT =, u vusINIa AND UNcuRRENT Monty.
ceyed to be checked for pay able in same funds or in
specie, We charging the regular Exchange,
Will be discounted q, and Loans made on stocks Bonds
ana Securities the market rate.
LETTERS OF CRBDIT.-Letters Of Credit Will DO
United states, on Deposit of Money or Coat erals
ana lnterest SLOWED If Money IL deposited, and
oharxed Co0ateras, such terms may be reed
upon.
TRAVELLING BILLS OF ExcHANsR.-Travelers will
be furnished with drafts In such sums as NAV he de-
sts1 nesotst 10 IN the different Cities of the Union
LAND AND Ev RoPK.-BIlls Of Exchange and Letters
o. GIeat on England, Ireland and Europe, furnished
hoNDs, rocks, &c:-BOnds, Stocks, and Ssouri-
bought in ne different Cities at commission e Of
reserve the night to call for deposit Of pr cent on
the eo't. Bonds or Stocks will be ordered By tee-
graDh.
:, r. nRoAD. CITY. AND STATE Bospe.-Railroad,
Clty and state Bonds can be placed our hands for
ne CITATION, e,ther IN this country or Europe Rail
LAND WARRANrs.-Land Warrants bousht At thu
market rates. All Warrants sold BY are ~ ~ ss-
tsd In every respect.
land Warrants located on commission.
Land variant quotations regularly furnished II re-
Warrants will be forwarded to W.,,.rn Bou,.. IN
orders or sent Tor sale on commission to asble
PARTIES.
REAL Estate AMP ISsuRAnc.s.-Rsal Es ate
bought and sold, and assurances effected,
CLAIMS ON UNITED STATES, COURr OF CLAIM
CoNeREss:-Calms ON the United States, before the
Court OF Claims or Cong ress intrusted to u.s. will be
CHGBB BRGGTfHERs,
Jan ~ Opposite the Treasury.
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" PIANO FORTEE,
WILLIAM KNABE,
tSeni9r partner In the late hrm Of
KAnz q r,rIr = 20

WILLIAM KNABE,
tSenlQr partner In the late hrm Of
kNABR. GAEHLR d Co.,
Contin1es the m4nuiaoture and sale Of grand and
square PIANO FORrES, under the name
Of William Knabe Co., at the old stand, -
Nos. i, s, 5 and North Eutaw street op- UNIV
poslte the Eutaw House, Baltimore.
No 27 Baltimore street, between Charlie and Light
streets, on the premises partly occupied by Mr.
Henry MoCanery as music store, where they viii
Keep constantly on hand large assortment of plain
and highly finished grand and square Piano Fortes.
also, Melodeons from the best max ers, from to 5
octave, some with double key boards, double reeds
And stops to suit small churches.
ID Beng extensively engaged IN the manufacture Of
Pianos, we will sell whoesa and RETAIL on the mOat
liberal terms.
Our Pianos were awarded the highest premium
lgod medal at the Fairs OF the Mary land Institute
two successive years-OotOber, 1855, and Is-in OBJ
position To fourteen and eighteen pianos from some
OF the best makers from New York, Boston and Bal
timore. We were also awarded the first premiunat
the Industrial Exhibition held in Richmond, vir.
gina, 1855 and 1856. They have also been awarded
the highest premium (silver medalJ ut the Metro
poitan nj echanics' Fair for 1857.
In addition To this we are IN possession of testmo
mails from the most distinguished professors and
amateurs In the country, which can be Seen at our
wareIooms, speaking for themselves and others OF
the high appreciation In which our instr uments are
every where held.
All Instruments are guaranteed for hve years. md
apuvege OF xchange Is granted within the ii rst six
months from the day OF sale If the instruments do not
give entire satisfaction.
Wholesale dealers will find il to their advantage
70 give us call before urohasng.
flan0s exchanged, hired, ard tuned.
mar i6-ly WIN. KNABE q co.
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OREGON.

OREGON.
lI7Sl From Astoria, 10y Caihlamet. WASH. Ter Oak
Point, Rainier. Oregon, 1t. Helen, Lake
River, Wash, Vancouver, Souvis's island,
Dr.. Portland, Milwaukee, ard OswsgO
Wash Ter, to Oregon City, Or, la miles
and back, twice q week, IN steambcsts.
Leave Astoria Tuesday and SATURDAY. at 9 a m;
Arrive At Oregon City next days by ~;
Leave Oregon City Monday and Thursday at
Ian;
Arrive at Astoria next days by "a m. .
BIDS .isI to run BY different schedule will be con-
l27o2 From Portland. by Oceola, Hillsioro, Tuala.
tim, and Wapatoo, to La Fayette, IS miles
and hack, once week.
Leave Portland Monday at a M; -.f..
fssWs Ia Faysits Tussd.y ray sYy S ma m;
,..., Arrive at Portland next day by 4pR.
Champoss:. Fail sa. Salem, Dois. INDIE.
- pendenoes Bloomipgton. liberty and Albany,
Lave Oregon City Monday and Thursday at
Arrive at Corvallis next dsysby 6um. lEa.
i.ssye Coryallis Tuesday and Frid y st7 "a m:
ia ArrIysH Oregon City next days b. u, =
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THE MUSIC DEPOT OF w. G.. METZE
Il ROTT, corner of Eleventh street and -1-u-
Pennsylvania avenue, is the largest andsTH
only complete Musical Establishment inv ! "
the District Of Columbia.
Bacon, Raven Il Co IS and Rosenkrsnze's cete-
brated PIANOS are always hand IN great varie
y; also, Princes superior MELODEONS.
Together with an immense stock Of Musical In
struments and Sheet Music Of every description.
dg-tf
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INSTRUCTIONS.

CoAfafRtng conditions 10 be iHcorporafed in fke
contracts 10 the erfeHf tke department may
deem proper. s..
Seven minutes are allowed AZ each Iute rmediate
the mails. 80. y
Railroad and steamboat companies are required
to take the mail from, and deliver il into. the post
oniess at the compencemen and end Of their routes
and To and from all 0fhces not than eighty rods
from q station or landing Proposals may be sub
united for the performances OF all the side service
that 70. Tor Offices eighty rods from station
landing. --t.l \ :" = -
8; No pay will be made for trips not performed:
and for each Of such omissions satisfactorily
planned three times the pay of the trip may he de-
duotod. For arrivals far behind time ~ 20 hreak
eosnex,oa viii dsPspdins mails, aad not suihosasS
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ARRIVALS AT PRINCIPAL HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL.-C Hunt. Pa; DIR Prj-
nsr, Mass T Eversield, Md a smith. Mi :.
Mrs Copley and child, La Miss NJ n Lar
En- do; X LaLkin' do DR. w NJ Abbott, do A
eKandeI and lady, Pa; Miss ) NJ Hunt, do DR.
Howard, Md w II Washington. Va: NJ price
do F Cross, Md; T Cross, do J c Roach
McClenahan, do; III Hirsh. NY; l. b Waterman
III Myers, do; T McKaig, Md; O Sfearns'
NHi Gibbons, w Cough, Md w Crom-
Judge Mason, do; j Scott, do; It l. Halsin. q
w harton, Va; g Ely, do NJ Hews, j nj FL
liott, kyi w l. Gaithor, Md; A B Coleman. @ :.
= pI II SodSes, NJ ID Easely. Va; B Smith,
fai w Ahestman, do; A McGIashan and LADY,
Ala IA Van lngen, Pa Nj Myers do VIM
Browns, II w Miller, Pa; M Mason. ir. Va 7
ID Eaton, Pa; T. Herald, NY; 5 IL Clarke, Md.
WILLARDS' HOTEL.-Gov Grayson, JUDGE
Buchanan; Md; Badieni, Mich, SNOW
den, Md Trotter. do; A Lawrence and lady.
Mas; capt Page, N; three Misses Morgan
"a ", motifs, Nd ii Emerson, N.Y.; = III Ken
yon, Me; kunkel, III Rogers l. r Chatun.
Fox, Pa; Auchinleck, N Yk; Nh B2owne.
IA, sneltzer, Iowa; w p Whyte, Md; G A
BatcheideI, Mass; Howison, Md; G Hunt
A Knight, NY; Mccoy. Pa; III p Book Md.
II Rolando, do; Chadwick lady, and SON Y I,
w Hansford and lady, NY; T Jones, Ne; X
lady, NJ Nelly, Ill; b Adams, Va: w /.
Mann, Ny; W Dabney ir ID F Butier I, NJ.
LORD Mass; kennon, C,N; w Everett do:
l. \ hosenthaI, Pa; Coyle, NY; Mr. McArann'
IA; u III Hale, NY; F Crittenden, o.
U. 8. HOTEL, IL. o. SMITH s)-CET,ler
Adams, Hon w smith. w ID storke Dr q,
Hill, Com Jones, w Coleman A TomDkins
Mfs TIlgg; ID Alcaster, IA III DAILY and lady II G
Morailer, Va; Dunlap. NJ Maxim, Pa: Hon
Walter, Ohio; A Holtz, Md; Capt Carfinoton n
=; Rogers and lady, Ga; Col = = Mills. Geo
oaie, Md; Wiley and lady. Pa; Collins
ana lady, Mich; X Leighton, Mass
NORWOOD HOUSE.-W NJ Gaylord and lv
CT Browne; II : Wagner, Pa; N Hart do,
Mitchell, Md; r " SmoOt, do; J Thomas
DO; ) Waters, do; Mudd, do; A Mudd. do:
kartsher, do; C c Smeltzer Md: w j R.,iI'
90; Goldnnch, Ala; w Ponsonby. Va: w a
Mike Md; n Bigler, Pa; Amrs Ny. 4 n
siye' Md J Forbes, NJ; Mclaughlin, Ny.
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oSs . .DS sSeL .o oac.
Any: S. S:si4S sis. az 3
w Fem SIS Ss;ss. S@s:: "a Ss.:g .l Es q
sar Willamette, to Oakland, loo miles and back.
Arrive s.ys S q o.fsnd F fSas,.i y -
Leave OAKLAND Er i q |, am; .
Bids to end a winess.tsr are isvItsd;
~ FIS% csys; ;, SCI sns cr Plum sna
DAYTON. % [. Fsistts. e miles and is0E.
Leave Corvallis Mondays at cam:
Arrive At "A aystse nsyt days by lam;
Leave La Fayette Tuesdays at m;
Hood; to La Fsyette. IS miles and back. onos
Leave salem Mondays
Arrive at Ia Fay cite by pm; .
ls ,si s q siS s.st,.% City, Wash
City. to Pleasant Hill, 80 miles and back,
Leave Salem Tuesday: at l2 m;
Arrive s g. p!ss:' r., Hi Friday. I,s pT;
h rr 81 ' ssism fuesdsSs BY is.%:
le7oe From North CsnyonviIls by Galesyle, Leland,
Cal. i4O miles miles and back, once week.
No 91.ts nsH !,
Leave Ireka Saturday at a m;
Arrive at North Canyo next Tuesday by
6 pm.
l27l0 From North CanJ onvillo, by Myrtle Greek,
Round Prairie, Alder Brook. Rossburgh and
Winchester, to Oakland, a miles ana back.
once q week.
Leave North Cany onvle Thursday ~ . m;
Leave OAKLAND Saturday si5sm:
Arrive at North Cany onvIlle by IN;
l27ll From Oak land 10y kellogg's, Elkton, Scotts-
burg. and Gardiner City. to UmpQua City, Is
miles and hack, once n week.
Leave Oakland saturday at ~ IN.
Arrive at Cmpqus City Monday by IN;
Leave Umpqua City "Wednesday at a m;
Arrive at Oakland next day by ~.
1912 From Albany, by Burlington and Harrisburg,
to Willamette forks, 30 miles and hack once
aweek.
Leave Albany Thursday at 6 a m:
Arrive at " illamette Forks next day Nv u M;
Leave Willamette Forks Friday at IN;
Arrive at lbany next day by q y ma.
1918 From Port Orford, by Randolph and Coos
Bay, TO Gardiner City, IS miles ard back,
once week.
Leave Port Orf,rd Monday at a m;
Arrive at Gardii er City "Wednesday at p m;
Leave Gardner City Thursday NJ a IN:
Arrive at Port Oxford Satu. day by 8 p IN.
Proposals tai run, afi or pas ing Coos Bay, via
Mouth Of Coquelle, and end at Umpqua City.
about the same distance SEQ, az
invited.
lS7i4 From Port Oxford. by Randolph aud Empire
City, TO Winchester and back. once week.
Rtddars tn ats IA oh In arHR t.f.n
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NEW MEXICO


1851 From Santa Fc, by Alameda, AIbuuueruue
Aigodopes, SecorrO, Fort Craig, Las Cruces
BensnillO, Los Lunas, Fort Fillmore and
Frontero, Texas, to FL Paso, Texas SO
miles and hack, tw ice a month.
Leave Santa Fe on the 10th and 18th of each
month
Arrive at FL Paso in ght DAYS:
Leave I'll PasO on the 18th and sd of each
month;
Arrive at Santa Fe in eig Int days;
Bids for weekly trips will he consider ed Also
Tor separate parts to and beyond Albu-
queraue.
le85l From Santa Fe, by Los Luceros, to Fernando
DE Taos, ~ miles and back obce a week
Leave santa Fe Monday at q n m;
Arrive at Fernando DE Taos w ednesday by 10
Am:
- Leave Frnando De Taos Thursday at Sam:
Arrive at Santa Fe Saturday by 10 m.
l285S rom Las Cruces by Mesilla, to Tucson and
hack, once a week.
Bidders to state the distance, and schedule of
arrivals and departures by which they pro-
pose to
1884 From Tucson, by Arizona aud Colorado CITY.
TO San Diego, Cal, and hack twice 4 month
Bidders to state distance and schedule.
Proposals To extend, by commencing at FL
PasO, Texas, will be considered.
1885 From Albuquerque,b by Zuni. to VisaIIa Wood
vIlle) Cai L 30 miles and hack, onoe month";
Bidders To state schedule. which is Ia connect
closely with route 1235l.
Proposals for more frequent trips will be CON
sidered.
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PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
October 2 1857 oc G-IavIzv
CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES"

We respectfully invite the attention of citizens
and strangers TO our select assoi tmeIt of. - g.
CARRIAGES. consisting of-BuxgIes H8S
Phaetons. two and four passenger Rock -&ESx.-
Always and Chanotees. and first class Wagons.
which We warrant equal To the hest am " here and
which We proiteT as low as the lowest.
We have purchased the right Of Margatroyd'S
Springs and Gearing, which. for ease Of riding an
Durability, we consider superior to any other ~
for light work.
Repairing IN every branch done IN q superior nSu
ner, pune ually aud NJ low prices and all work
nnted. GARDNER A PLACE
d 49, cost hs3 l2th ST south of -. az.
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Insurance, 90.

U AND sILv Err
PURCHASED
ATTHE BEST RATES.
FOREIGN BILLS OF EXCHANGE SOLD,
ON THE PRINCIPAL POINTS IN EU-
ROPE, IN SUMS TO SUIT
GOLD CURRENCY. AND VIRGINIA MO-
NFY ACCOUNTS, WILL BE OPENED
FOR DEPOSITORS PAYABLE SAME
FUNDS, OR IN GOLD, CHARGING THE
CURRENT RATES.-CHECKS MUST
MARKED ACCORDINGLY.
SIGHT DRAFTS ON ALL THE PEINCT-
PAL CITIES OF THE UNION, SOLD IN
SUNS TO SUIT.
BONDS AND sTOCKS SOLD ON COM
MISSION.
UNCURRENT MONEY BOUGHT AND
SOLD.
LAND WARRANTS Purchased 1.-THE
HIG HEST RATES.
,sWEENY. RITTENHoUsE, FANT& CO..
u ION Bankers.
TEN PER CENT. INVESTMENT.
Corporation Bonds of the City Of Davenport,
iowa pay ng 10 per cent. interest by Coupe In New
FORK Bonds OF $50 each. The growing city of
Davenport mas now about 81 600 innabltants and In
debt only i5e 600, and its railroad debt
ohy Si0,p', ana cannot now be increased. The
STATISTICS OF the CITY were published In the lnteI
gencer of the Slth September. We recommend
these bonds, believing them to be as safe as any
oo6 CHUBB BROTHERS
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WAsHNScIH2INk iFNIsXgEEbY yY ESSSSNMafAAEEsXs

This Company is now prepared to receive appca-
nons Tor tNSURANCEON BUILDINGS, MER-
CHANDiSE:, &c, at the usual City rates, without
any charge for Policy, at their Office, corner Of
Tenth street and Pennsy wanna Avenue, over the
Washington City Savings Bank.
DIRECTORS.
VIM. +. BayJ, Samuel Bacon,
Joseph Bryan, James F. HaIiday.
IN. Orme, Hudson Taylor,
ErancIs MOhun, NJ w GGt
Benz. Beali,
JAMES c. MCGUIRE, President.
0kAFTON l. HANSON. Secretary. ap lily
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e. A X RIA q f. = .

CA II A q ES.
Il HE Subscriber having made additions To his
Factory. making lt now one Of the largest. 6rJR e.
In the District, wnere his facilities foISSEZST
RIAGES and LIGHT WAGONS cannot he sur
past ed and from has long experience IN the busl-
ness. he hopes to rive general satisfaction.
All kinds Of Carriages and LIght Wagons kept on
hand
All REPAIRS neatly done, and all orders prompt
Iy attended TO,
Second hand Carriages taken ia * change for new
ones. ANDREW j. JOYCE,
loft corner 81 18th and SITS.
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ZINE EDITIONS, IN fine b,rd,n,. or -
= Campbell. Pope. Burns. Milton, Shaks DssGe.
ppas, halleck, !s9ngfeilow. Tenny son. CnwpeI
nHooo l, Sneliey Southey, Gray. Wordsworth Keats
nS SCOTT, HowItt, Spenser, Dryden Goldsmltb
store OF the unde rsigned, mostly ImpoTtes n, nm
si nlsct from London. some of them with 6eant,
vi FRANCk TAYIOp
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A BARGAIN INA PIANO.-One Of Hallet,
ADavis & Co.'S best PIANOS, rosewood -
case, seven octaves, iron frame, sold BY us yTXTJ
for $50 but q short time ago, is now foIsus ~.
sale At our store for $50 cash. or note at short
date bearing interest, with good endorser the owner
beng compelled from private circumstances 20 lorce
said Piano of. am prepared TO warrant and guar
antse said Piano as firmly and strongly rs any Piano
ever sold. This bargain in reality.
Also, large stock OF new Pianos. Pianos Tor
rent BY evening, month. quarter. year.
JOHN +. ELLIS, sos Penn. avenue,
nH-tf near 10th street.
LIVE MORE OF RAVEN, BACON T. CO.'S
II superior PIANOS, just arrived at the
w. G. METZEROTT. INV
Second hand Pianos for sale cheap. n D-H
NUNNS CLARKE'S -xa
CELEBRATED PIANO 70 RITES,
Constantly receiving and for sale only BY
JOHN r. ELLIS,
S6 Pa av., between 9th and 10th SITS.
Purchasers will find 1t to their interest to examine
for themselves the superior qualities Of the above
Stools. Covers, Melodeons, &C., &s., also on
hand. n l6-tr
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OCEAN STEAMERS SAILING, D.YS
From THE UNITED Stairs.
Sfsdmsys. Lsars Esx Dn~.
Wv oik-.'.''N York. Glasgow > Dec f6
''-'.. boston Liverpool. Dec Is
bdlnburg New York. Glasgow Dec IN
FROM EUROPE
fersla -........ Liverpool. New York Dec p
HnNo -.;--...-. southarp n. New York Dec 10
City Baltimore. Liverpool. New York. Dec 10 10
Tha California mail steamers leave New York
on the sth and 10Th Of each month.
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(HRISTMAS PRESENTS!
~ Paper Dolls, Dresses. and Furniture; French.
German, Chlua and Rubber Toys: Misses and
LADIES' Walking and Opera Hood; Dress Caps AZ
~, 81, 80 and az cents. etc.; straw and slk Md
linery. Ribands and Flowers, India Rubber, Cl o.,
Shell and Wool, Gents. country KNIT Hose. with
all kinds Of Hosiery. Gloves and Fancy Goods. nj
SHEDD's New Store, 52 llth street.
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GREAT ATTRACTION.
" RIBBONS-RIB ONS-RTBBOAN-
len thousand yards for sale very cheap for cash NJ
STENENS' New Fancy Store, 53j Penn. avenue
between 9tn and 10Th streets dls
II IviNGSTONE'S TRAVELS and ResearcLes
IL IN South Africa, VOL, 8yo.. with Maps and In
cravings; &3
d4 FRANCK TAYLOR.
nIPL0MATIC HISTORY Of the Wsshlnstan
- ~ AID Assms AdmI n b, W. h. rre's"
dN 80 .'-'''" : FRANCK TAYLOR
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Downieville. ~ miles and back, three tmesa
week from LIST of April to lst of January and
once a week the ldue Of the year.
Leave Nevada City Monday, Wednesday, and
Leave Downieville Tuesday, THURSDAY and
Saturday at a IN:
1858 From Orovie, by Bidwes Bar, Pea Vine.
Brush Creek. and Meadow Valley, to Quin,
Leave Orovie Tuesday at am;
Arriveat Quincy next day by p In
Leave Quincy Thursday at "a IN;
1854 + rom Shasta by WhIskey Creek and Lewis
ton to Weayervile, 40 miles and back, three
Leave Shasta Tuesday, Thursday, and satur-
Leave Wesyerviile Monday. " wednesday. and
Ar ri1aas At = sSa a. IA; BY aDm,
1855 From Shasta, by French GuIch. Minersville
Trinity Centre. and Ottitiewa, to YIeka, 100
miles and hack, twice week.
A5Iysat Yreka next Wednesday and Satuf-
Leave Irska Monday and Thursday a, 6 am;
A 5n, at j Shasta next "Wednesday and satur
Bids for more frequent trips are invited.
l3bs6 r rom Uninntown. by CoX's Ranch. and Big
bar, 10 Weaverville, 81 miles and back. once
Leave Un!ontewn Monday at Sam;
Arrive at Weaverville next "Wednesday by a
Leave W.avervilla Thursday at am;
,o, Arrive st Uniontown next Saturday by sam
1857 From Trinidad, by Orleans Bar and Forks II
Salmon, TO Re.tvlile, % miles and back. once
s sns from Is, Of May to list ef November,
"~s Il Rsssr n" %sa Wsdussd.y by M
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