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MARSHAL'S SALE.-ln virtue of writ of ne
lvl II facias, issued from the Clerks Office of the
Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for the
County Of w Washington and to me directed. | shall
expes' to public sale for at the residences of
Gabriel r. Dlvernols. on Pennsy lvania avenue, be-
tween nth and 18TH streets the south side
of SAID avenue. on WEDNESDAY, the l4th day of
April, 1885, commencing at 10 O'Clock Il. the fol-
lowing GODS and Chattes, in part 10 Wit, viz HAIR
Cloth Sofas, Marbs-t Centre and other Tables,
Look asses, Parlor and Chamber Carpets, ma,
hOglBy and cane seat Chairs, Stoves. Hat Racks
Paror and Chamber Curtains, iron and other He'd
stests, Feather and Hair Mattresses, Bureaus.
Martrobes. Refrlgerators, Copper Roiiefs, Chafipg
Dishes. Glass Ware. China Wags Kitchen Utensils
Japan and China Tea Set, Knives and Forks. aud
chattes of Gabriel f.. DIvernois and will be sold To
satisfy Judicial No. l6, to May term 1852 in favor of
!" lliiam W aiace. The above goods are all nearly
]. ID. HOOVER,
2l-dts Marshal for the District of Columbia.
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Departure of Ocean Steamers.

NEw YORK, April 6.-The steamship City Of
Baltimore will sail for Liverpool on Saturday
with regular sem-weekly American mails
The Royal Mail Steamship Persia, with the
English mail, sails on the 1i;h, at m
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BALTIMORE, April 6.-Flour In dull and IN
changed; Howard street and Ohio 81 so City
Mills 81 %. '
Wheat is steady; fair to prime redssI OOssI cs
and fair TO prime whites 81 lOaSI "a
Corn Is frmer at an advance of la2c. white s2s
6ic; yellow 65s6sc
provlsloEs are firm; and generally unchanged
Whisky is dull al 2la2I &c
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Marine lntellieeuce,

NORFOLK, April 6th.-The U. =. surveying
steamer Bibb, from New York for North Caro-
lima. put in here last night for repairs
The ship Sally Magee, from Rio Janeiro. has
gone up the James river, probably to City Point
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Navigation ON Lake Cbam.l.,u.

BURLINGTON, VT, April 5.-A strong wind
last night cleared the broad lake Of ice The
ferry boat between Burlington and Plattsburgh
commences her trips to-day, and the regular line
steamers on the lake will be out to- morrow the
next day, IL the weather continues favorable
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Kansas Constitutional Convention.

ST: Louis, April Sin the Kansas Constitu-
uonal Convention a schedule had been reported
winch provides for the submission of the consti-
tuilo1 TO the people on the third Tuesday In MAY
All laws not repugnant TO the constitution to re-
main in force. The bill Of rights 10 identical
with that OF the Topeka constitution. A remon-
STRANGE to Congress against the Lecompton con-
stituton was read and ordered to be imrned atel y
forwarded to Washington
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The St. Lawrence at Montreal.

MONTREAL, c: f., April 5.-The river above
the bridge Is this morning clear Of ice The
wide channei is opposite TO and below the city
The river will probably be clear in a few DAYS
water falling rapidly. ~
This morning the weather Is cloudy, with q
slight rain Thermometer stands at 40 degrees
above zero.
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Municipal Election.

CINCINNATI, April 6.-The election for NUM-
cipal officers took place here yesterday The
anti Lecompton ticket was elected by 800 ma
the council -
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Fire and Loss of Life.

WArERrowN, N: Y, April 6.-The dwelling
of Daniel Camstock, Esq. in Leroy was burn,
on Sunday, and himself and four children per
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WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
lI eyenta adies nd T. eal Lose of Ii

WHEN N THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events LADIES and Gentlemen lose one of their
greatest natural attractiOns-a line head of hair-it
becomes a matter of serious Importance, and the
question Id W hat shall VIC do to stop the hair from
falling OF, and restore ITS vIgOr and beauty In
ply To thus query, we beg TO say. try Dr.. HARRISi
HAIR PROMOTER A ~ D IMFROVER. A few
remove dandTut, Keep the scalp clean and white,
and impart freshness and vlsoT to the hair and
although you may have been bald twenty years, the
con, inued use Of It two months will insure you a
lux urant head Of hair Call aad get bottle and If
not satisfied after the second application, return it
and get The price paid.
Ask for Or. Harris Hair Promoter and lmproyer.
Sold in X richmond by w. PETER IN, Drug
and Ia Washington city by n. u. GILMAN, Drug
glsr, Browns Hotel Building, Pa. avenue, and d.
3, CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street aad Pa.
avenue, Rpl ~
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The Connecticut EIeoNen.

HARTFORD, April 6.-The Republican Cover,
nor, without doubt, is elected by about 900 ma
lority, and both houses Of the Legislature are
Republican by large majority.
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WEDDING CAKES, very pretty sind very cheap; Ice
Cream and Water Ices ut SI.5O per gallon, at the
Philadephia Confectionery, corner 18th and r SITS.
m8-lmS J. FussELL.
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Opening of Lake Navigator
Baltlmsre Markets

CLEVELAND, April 3.-The FIRST propeller {
the season arrived at Toledo last night from Blu
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By j. C. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer.

HoJ % hUCIIHnter,
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
~ l. LOTS OF CAPITOL HuL.-0n FRIDAY AZ
It HNOoN, AprIl 9Th, at G O'Clock, on the preml-
August 18th, 1857, and recorded in Llber J. A. =,
No i4, fIllos 26, &c, one Of the Land ecords for
no 73 situated AT the corner of % street east and
MASSACHUSETTS avenue. having a front of 1893 feet z
TO north ID streets.
This property is beautifully situated i'm a COM
mandlng position, and the sale Is worthy ofthe at
tentIon of persons who wish to make an investment
Terms: One fourth cash the residue In 6. u, ard
on the premises.
All conveyancing at the cost of the purchaser.
ThOS. J. FISH X, Trustee.
ap5-d c. MCGUIRE Auct
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DR.. HAaRrs-See this genteman's card medical,
IN to DAYS Star. He will be found at the National
Hotel, In this city, on and alter tomorrow, April
should be sure to call on him.
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LOST AND FOUND.

I OST.-On the LIST April last, Lady lost her
- GOLD SPECTAClES in the nelg hborhoOd Of
the stores OF Savage and J. &. McGulre. and pass
ing from thence down street to 7th street The
hinder will be literally rewarded by leaving them at
No. 43J 9TH street west. ap6Stt
I OST.-On the afternoon of Monday, the 1t u IN
IL slant, between oigetown and 7lh street,
Washington. an ACCOUNT BOOK, containing
some small accounts, and one prOmis0ry note of
1885, IN favor Of Theresa A. Saell. pay able seven
months after date. All persons are hereby fore
ment has bee stopped.
The hnder, will be Literally rewarded by leaving
the same at No. 40 9Th street, between nj and N
streets.
G
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A. GREEN. Auot.

NARSHAL'S SALE.-In virtue of seven(7D
VI wrIts of herI facIas, issued from the Clerks
ONCE of the Circuit Court of the District of Column
bla Tor the county of Washlngto and TO me direct
ed, shall expose to public sale for CASH, in front of
the Court House door Of said county on FRIDAY,
the 18th day of March, 1855, at IL O'Clock the fol-
lowing described property, TO wit: All defendants
right title, claim and interest in and TO all that piece
or parcel OF ground ing in Georg etown IN the Dis
trlct OF Columbia which Is included within the fol-
lowing netes and bounds, to wit Beginning on the
west side of Market Space point 81 feet 10 inches
south from the corner OF Bridge street and Market
SPsce, and running thence west with the north wall
of the two story brick houses the lot hereby de-
scrlbed, and the lie thereof extending SO feet,
thence south ard parallel with Market Space n feet
inches, more or less 20 point which will be inter-
sected by the line of the south wall of said house
extended west, then by said line reversed east to
Market Space at the southeast corner ofsad house,
and then north and with the line of Market Space q
feet inches to the place of inning, which is the
northeast corner OF said house. with all and
singular the improvements thereon, seized aud lev
led upon rs the property OF George Rhodes Jr. and
will be sod 10 satisfy JudIcals Nos 3S4 SIS, and $50
to October term, 1856, In favor OF Joshua Hatcher
and Nancy Hatcher, and Nos. 1884, 1885, lS6. and Isl
ludIcias to May term 1853, in favor of Cline and
Dillon, Peter Dillon, Benjamin TriPIett and John
CTumbaugh: j. ID. HOOVER.
m2 dts Marshal for the District Of Columbia
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q IN REWARD.-STRAYED OR STOLEN.
D1V WHITE HORS F.. about II wears n :
old. and liH hands high short body; high IN
set and very thick neck; lars thin in both IA
name and tale; name hangs the left near side;
no harness marks on him. tail switch; small spots on
the right eide of neck. Ten collars reward viii be
pad Tor The deiyery of said horse to this subscriber,
CORNER 9th and 9 streets east, Navy Yard Hill. or
five dollars will be gwen for information which will
lead to his recovery.
ap6 50 II. HUNT.
MONEY FUUND.-The undersigned has found
N1 aPORTEMONAIE, containing few dollars
which the owner can have by Indetifylng the same
and paying for this adv ertlsement.
ID. CRAWFORD,
apsSt. No. 4S 9TH A. bet. = and NJ.
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FUTURE DAYS.
Nv q MoGITIR A.

BY j. C. MEG UIRE. Auotioneer.
UMBER. SASH, DOORS. STILLS. SO. AT
~ oApcTlON--On WEDNESDAY AFTER
NOON, April 7.h, at O'Clock, at the Post Ofice
Stills, &C., DC
Terms cash, IN current funds.
ap5d J. g, Mcguire. Auc,
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AUOTIOH SALES.
TODAY TOMORROW MORNING

By J. c. MCGUIRE. Auoiioneer.
4 AIALOGCE SALE OF RARE ANDVAL-
N06Nxs tE bo9ks.-On TUESDAY AFTER
OoD = prl, 9TH at i've O'clock al the Auction
~ h,hIi Sn1.I sen, without reserve small hbrary
- 49, - NY sanaole Scientific and Miscellapeous
HSo1pAs, compilslng the Anatomical Plates Of Rail
Mnson- y ualn and Macl Sc, Greek g e1ms,sr. I'm =
cilu, Apoi9nlus, Archlmedes, and Dionhsn,ns -
gether WIN q varlety Of Hebrew &C., n 49,
EnslIsh, and French Literature. "ieeA' Latlh'
Terms cash.
apo ). &. MCGUIRE, Auct.
By ]. c. MCGUIRE, Auc.Ionesr-
TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF IAcpS
i EMBRoIDER rs, FANCY Goo 5. &c-By writ. .
o two deeds IN trust, duly ex ecuted and recorded
the subscriber will sell at pubic sale on WEDN rs
DAY the 9TH day of prIl, 1853. at 10 clock a m
at the auction store of Jas T.. Mcclure, ON the cor
of0th street and Pennsy vanla the stock
IN trade Of Fancy Goods and Lace Store, consist
ing of great variety OF Laces. Ribands, MuslIns,
Embroidenes, Caps and other articles too numerous
to mention.
Terms All sums under s5a. cash: all sums over
80, ~ and 81 days, for notes with approved endor
sers, bearing interest.
CHAS. 8, WALLACE. Trustee.
ap t-eo@os j. G. MEG UlRE, Auct.
Will be added
sixteen Gentlemen's Dressing Gowns, a fine as
soTtment
ap5N J. c. MCGUIRE, Auctloneer
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Postponed, until FRIDAY the 9TH of NAV. Igs8
same hour and place.
ap SITS Marshal for District of Columha
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iUTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED for
want of bidders, until FRIDAY, the ID of April
next, 1853, same hour and place.
J. ID. HOOVER,
mN.ts Marshal for the District of COLUMBIA.
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LNOR SALE OK RENT.-A BRICK Dwell
LING, containing 10 rooms The Furniture
will be sold with the house, if desired Beautifully
situated on Missouri avenue, No. - between AZ
and 9Th streets, near the National and Browns HO
tells Inquire on the premises. ms I'm"
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EARM FOR SALE.-A valuable Farm contain
L Ing one hundred acres, Cor more if desred y in
high state of cultivation, with Dwelling, Barns, Sta
bic. Fruit Trees and all modern improvements. sit
uated IN Prince Georges County, Mary land, and
miles from Washington. For further information
inquire of EO. w. BRAY. No. 282 9Th street, be-
tween nj and n streets north. mll-Ims
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FOR SALE.-A House and Lot of 10000 reet of
l. ground, corner of l4th and s street This pIop
erty lies beautifully the drive out l4th street and
may be divided, If preferred; the House is a fine
three story frame, conta mig eigLt rooms; and q
psrt OF the ground with fine fruit. Immediate ap-
phcation nay secure gr at bargain. Apply to
WM ). HOLIDAY
Broker and X cal Estate Agent.
aD5-6t 20 rndd,s p,,,Idi,''x
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MONEY TO LOAN-In sums to suit l., i'm
w proved property, building lots IN all parts of the
city, at prices to SUIT the times, by
WIN. :. HOLIDAY,
APPS TT No Todds Building,
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ANOTHER ARREsT.-The police having re-
ceived intelligence that Alexander Eggleston,
alias "Taster," alias ''Bub,'' was in this city,
went In search of him, yesterday, but failed to
find him. This morning officers McHenry, Car
ter, Irwin and G"rmlev proceeded to the railroad
depot and found Eg9lrston about leaving in the
early tram for Baltimore. They took him in c US
tody, despite his attempts to resist, ard be was
lodged In Jail. He was arrested under bench
warrant for riot at the June election
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EOR RENT-The Dwelling part of a three story
4 BR lex HOUSE, with back building. lately re-
pair and painted, on Pa. avenue, nearly opposite
Brswns' Hotel, occupied below by Mr. Robinson,
jeweller.
Also two two story BRICK HOUSES in the rear
Of the same, on Canal street, and two small Houses
hear Georgetown. To good tenants the rent will be
moderate.
Apply to CHAS. GRAMMER. Attorney at Law,
north side oi ID street, between 9Th and 9Th.
IN
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FOR Rent AND SALE.

EOk RENT-TWO ROOMS in the third story
T. Ofthe building occupied as an office by G. s
Waiach, and immediately opposite The City Hall.
Apply 10 KICHARD WAl.GACH. apps
A RARE CHA CE.-A very desirable Frame
"A HOUSE for sale, IN a good location Term,
very Liberal. For further infornatIon inquire of
HEO. w. BRAY, Property Agent. 9Th ST., 282
DetWeen wi ara ~ SIS. IT.
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FULLY COMMITTED AT private eIamina-
ton, at the County Jail yesterday, Of the testi-
mony relative to the mu. der Of Mrrcel!us Stops
and the robbery Of j. G.. Cornell on Saturday
night. Justice Dom fully committed Augustus
llelssier for the murder, and George Johnson and
w m Johnson as accessories. Vanlomau John
son was dismissed in the murder case, bat was
held under a bench warrant for riot and attack
ing funeral procession, some months since
They were all held for the robbery Of Cornell
except Y. Johnson
Frederick Manyette, who with Stoops at
the time OF his murder, is retained in the Jail as
d witness
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NEW AND DESIRABLE FURNISHED
~ HOUSE FOR RENT.-The subscriber has
for rent and cry desirable three story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE, with Back Building, hand
somely furnished, and containing all the modern
improvements.
This property is deIig htfny situated for summer
residence and to good tenant the rent W Ill be mod
crate. Apply to JAS. c. MCGUIRE, AuctiOneer
and Commission Merchant. IN Is
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ASSAULT BY A BETRAYED MISUNDERSTANDING
Mary Barker was arrested for assaulting Mrs.
Jones. This Young woman is the same who was
taken from 4 hack In which was a per,on NAMED
Jones'. on his way 20 he married, and who she
claimed as engaged to her The complainant
was the bride At the trial MARY declare d she
had nothing against Mrs. Jones, but only her
husband. She was tired OF living and desired to
o- placed ia solitary confinement. Justice Dom
held her to security to keep the peace.
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PERSONS wishing costumes IoS the approach
ing ball will find q superb assortment at Dolan'S
sign CT the Golden Fleece - near w HlaIds' H..
tel. See advertisement
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k'OR SAtEZA neat and pleasant COTTAGE
l. RESi DENCE, situated on 9th street, George
town Heights between Frederick ard Fayette SITS.
me House contains ten fine rooms. There is a well
OF hne water on the premises, a stable. cOwhOuse,
and other necessary Out-buiidings. The grounds
contain more than hall acre. and embel he'd
Misses, Sts
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To-MokRow EVENING the WEIGH Nightin.
gale 81 Philharmonic Hall
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WANTED-LandW Warrants and Revolutionary
w scrip, by WIN. =. HOLIDAY,
ap 5 ct No, Todd's RnIldnR.
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EOR SALE "A good BRICK DWELLING,
Il containing nine rooms, situated ON 5th street,
opposite City Hal. No. s. THIS property car be
Lnformsiion inquire of GEO. w. BRAY, Real
property Agent, No. x82 9th street, between nj and
n streets north an Linn
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

WEGENER SHoESBAR.-We neglected last
week to notice the co-partnership mott ;e of this
new San Francisco firm Their business card
will be found in the advertising columns Mr.
Shoenbar was for long time in the empso5ti
Henry Gettleson, ESQ.,, of this place, and IS
therefore known personally to Northern tradeEs
generally. We commend the new firm to such
of our dealers in Groceries, Liquors and Pro-
visions, as may visit San Francisco to make
their purchases
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

HENRY GETTLEsoN.-Ths enterprsing mer-
chant, as will be seen by his advertisement in
another column, is prepared to offer extraordi-
nary inducements to purchasers at wholesale
and retail. During the week he has received an
known establishment, which he will sell at the
lowest prices for cash. He will hereafter paw
particular Alteration to the wholesale trade and
bis present immense stock was bought with a
particular view to that purpose. Call and see
him. at the old stand, established in 1850 and
occupied by him ever since.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20
FERRY NOTICE.

NOTICE Is hereby GIVEN THAT THE
l undersigned will make application to the
Board Of Supervisors of Shasta county, at their
regular term, on the first Monday in May next,
for license to keep public Toll Ferry, to be
hereafter known as kenyon's Ferry, on Pitt Riv--
er, two miles above the mouth, on the road lead,
ing from SHASTA 20 Yreka.
FRANK KENYON
shasta, March =, 1858. 1ihl3-4t
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20
BRIDGE NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the un-
Y dersigned viii NIKE application TO the
Board of Supervisors Of Shasta county, at their
regular term on the first Monday in May next,
for renewal of license to keep Public Toll
Bridge across Clear Creek, on the main road
leading from Shasta 10 French Gulch
l.. II. TOWER.
Tower House, March s. 1888. mh13-3t%
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20
PUBLIC BALLs-The ball going portion of Al,

PUBIC BALL.-The ball going portion of the
community will be glad to learn that Charley
Ball and A. N. Mosebach propose giving a Ball
at the Excelsior Hail. on the evening of the
5th April. As each is a team within himself :,
IS fair to presume that things will be done nm
admirably on this occasion Charley Ball will
superintend the ball room, and Mosebach will,
attend to getting up the eating ixines. Let
every body get, ready.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

nA- We are in receipt of the Pacific Medi-
cal and Surgical Journal for March. Il is
deeply interesting to even the general reader.
and, we should thiak, must be indispensable Ito
the physician. Terms, SIS per year. Addrdss
Messrs- Frank Wooster, San Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

CATHOLIC FAIR.-The receipts of the CATH
lie Fair, held in this place Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday evenings of the present
week: amount to between fifteen and sixtaen
hundred dollars.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

BsS~ On the 9th inst, the Assembly Assed
Mr.. Haven's amendments to the constitution,
which provide for the holding of hienpsal ir-
stead of annual sessions of the Legislature, !
would rather see a bill passed that would
submit the question of calling conventio8 %
the people.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

KILLED.-We learn by the telegraph that Mr..
E. Rail, living at Colley's, on Red Bank, was
killed on Wednesday by the falling of a tree.
which he had cut down to secure his pame
which was found near BY.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20
Tunneling whisky Creek Divide.

We have heretofore alluded to- the project of
running tunnel through the dividing ridge be-
tween this place and Whiskytown, and thus, by
means of bitches, introduce water from Clear
Greek into the very extensive and exceedingly
rich dggings which surround this town, and ex-
tend north and east to the Sacramento river. ].
d. Smith, of the Clear Creek Ditch Company.
has already made preliminary survey, and has
satisfied himself of the practicability of the
work. He informs us that the Divide will have
to be tunneled distance of some six hundred
feet, after which, with but little labor, the wa
ter of Clear Creek may be brought to Shasta,
and theHce conducted to the Lower Springs,
Rock Creek, and Spring Creek Diggings
The benefits which would enure to our tow
upon the completion of this work are too patent
to enumerate. Besides supplying the town with
an abundance Of water for protection against
fire, for irrigating purposes, &C., &C., it would
speedily surround us with large population of
miners, whose patronage would at once increase
the business of the town to a wonderful ex-
tent. We look upon it as of more immediate
importance to the interests of our town than
any enterprise ever projected in the county We
are glad that many of our citizens are fully alive
to the Importance of this work, and we are sure
tbas they are prepared to aid literally toward
its completion. One gentleman has informed
us that he will himself gre thousand dollars
towards the work. Our business men and prop
erty holders should take hold of the matter in
earnest.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

CARPESTERISe.-We refer our citizens TO the
advertisement of Messrs. Bystle Il Durant, in
to-day's paper. These gentlemen are prepared
to execute with promptness all orders for car
pentering, cabinet making and jobbiug gener-
ally. They have also supplied themselves with
a Hearse, and will attend funerals with it in
any portion of the county
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

FRosrY.-The weather has been unusually
cold during the nights of the week, and it is
generally feared that the fruit buds, especially
of the peach have been injured.
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20
OUR LARGE STOCK

VIII be constantly replenished with fresh goods.
Our facilities for doing so ample. Those
who wish to purchase goods cheap for cash VIII
find it to their advantage to give us CALL
at CALLAGHANS' BLOCK,
Main street, Shasta.
February &c, 1857. feb27tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-03-20

NEw ARRASGENENT.-We are informed that
Msssrs. Loag Kenyon intend putting on a line
Of coaches beswsen this place and Pitt River,
thereby making the trip to Yreks in one day