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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-11-06

URyAsrg MrHarRErs
ID TIKI EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WORLD
Mechsnics Hall E2 Brnadway above 0rand s'r-,t
Monday evening Nov and every night during the
The langhsbie burs.1us. nor Of FASHION
JERRY and DAN BRy AM ~ iher original sketch,
sCENES AT PHaLDSS
FRED WILSON, the Champion wooden shc~ Dsnoer.
New Songs Dances corcsifes Qiartets Eccencu.s n.
Doors open ~ 81. commence nj N. Tickets ~ oeria
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4 VI NINTt.-UIN NTWNANNI.-FTTF NTN-
~ TIN HENRY H. LEEDS a 90. beg leave g.
that they have been employed by Mr. Jlnan -
the choice OF boxes for the frs ~
nun Giovanni Monday evening, Npy The whiah
be mste TIE Merchants Exchange this day, Sa;uF
Nov " O'Clock The order " sale VII f1l.
Fr at tho front OF boxes second he second
fronting the ihfd, The third ~
The fourth he siie i0xes several n which very
desirable. Diagrams Of the hoyes may be had storc,
NJ y Nassau Saturday morning Nj Uman has
adopted his mote he droson &c the for he
pus preventing heir falling the hands ~ specuapfs
They VIII be put al ~ regular prse and the prela VIII
b. distributed the charitable objects Of day under
tle direction VI the Mayor.
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GRAND EXHIBITION or
VI CLASSICAL sTATrETTC
PAINTINGS,
Now oten at the
FLORENTrNE GALLERY
urcad.0v

DUCKrFYs SERENADrRS OPENED II. NEW on.
ID leans 81 inst with their operas Such Excitement, never
Witnessed Hundred turned Tickets Vow AID Tor hrV
days sdysnce Receipts over 500 nppears their talent
Is appreciated there.
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DARNuMs MUSEUM 0REATMExICAN INDIAN
ID GIANT ony nineteen 81 yet Sevcn Feet
High american Dwarf Lady, eghte-n yeers old and
hut Thirty T.rbsa lyh. The Bearded Isay
years nd Win erubesnt Beard and whstes this af.rnpn
AZ 3 and asn this evening NJ ~ O'Clock THIoDOSs The
aire II Arts incudn moving model of the Lsviatan
ship under weigh Between the parts Dr. VALENTINES
oddities. The Giant Dwarf Rearded Baby Grand Aauars,
4c 10 be at all tncs AdIniisnce " al, Is
.hLirer under -
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u,rg poN GIOVANNI NIGHT ON MONDAY -,
Il ptrcnorninL Gayyaniga, debut 81 Vile. Ghtnm tsr
rs ~ t,ss~et Nile Soto lorini MAILER Gss
narani Wenlch ballet -Four hundred performers IN ina
chprus and ofyhestra- 80, CO..
~ ne praie bores viii be s1d atauctou nv Hensy Leeds
20 X The Rounds Of the McrSpsnis kxchansc Y oesS
this motniDg.
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A UCTIoN NOTICE.-THOs. BELL. AUCTrONEER
IA and W. s. HGMPSON.-This day, at 10 O'Clock the
premises 6 Broad street. South In the formerly
occupied by Henry Gilbert will be Sold by order Of assignee
the stock OF clothing hats hosiery Shirts and articles
generally by sailors Terms cash. deposit
required, and balance before the goods delivered.
HENRY SMITH, Assignee.
Pawnbrokes sale Monday in the saesrooms by order Of
j. Ross. Particulars IN time
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nFFIcE or THE AMERICAN GusHo COMPANY.
No % ""r street, 's Sns T 4 Ds'i oe II, 1855
Ts sGs re S S S S hat & s na IA
men, b called and made payae before rnc ensuing
scrip stock on witch lie nsialmcns are not PAID IL aceor
9es VIZ ss e s Ssrd % m via BE- %
for he fourth nstmen previous = which The seconi install
iir nsialmen with incres, irum sept 80 By order "
ne Board q Trustees JAS = wYckott, Secretary
OFFICE AMERICAN GUANo COMPANY &C. WILLIAM
IetiSr X he noars ~ frces hsd hs day. VIM II wbS
fsq. Was unanimously elected member ~ ths Board
J ~. : NhOhoff' Secretary
OFFICE or THE THIRD AVENUE RAILROAD coN
" pany Third avenue between sixty anh M,i sixty ssth
Iblyilsnd The directors have ,Ss d0y dgcircd
g., sse he O ms" The r's sM eGss is s e S,e
INV Yonr, nov. I, lsSs. - !, = 80 '''''''''
CouTHERS PACIFIC RAILROAD srocK.-rHr IN.
scn 4 % y Ss Il ~ II re s sa ssen az
O. sas se S an y ssy 81 ss1 e Sps e
companies that had contrasting claim All stock 81 be pre-
long familiarity and early conncco with The company, he
,giy oompeen e pres,a the Ga ms properly ne refers
hansen, bankers 10 ! Wall street r. a. wATRfSsoS.
r Il dc ss ' Sew YoPs q deeds
TINTED STATES AND CAYADA-THE UNION BANK
- 81 London, a. agents Of Messrs DUNCAN, SHERMAN
4 charge S G c sSs c RSis Ssc S r d
end upwards similar g nose q such extensive
pal cities and towns in hf United States canadss &c.
WASrEp-FoR SIX NogrHs, sa'o, ron wulcH 4
w mortgage household furniture, worth ~ 800 will be
given. Address " o. H., box ~ Herald Office.
ylrANTFD-sA CRAMFNTC CITY 10 PER CENT BONDS
w by ALBEIT ". NCOLAf, No Broad street.
C1 nAO wANTED-FOR A SHORT TIME. GOOD
'Nl.OOO interest and good security given. Address
Henry, Herald once.
-----------------------------
do 0nA TO &oOo--wANTED A MAN WITH THIS
sNC.OUV amount Of cash 70 advance merchandise IA
established in this cDy Everyhng will tssgacsory
BI3GS SOUTIIwiCk, 81 Nassau street.
c,In nnO TO LOAN ON BOND AND MORTGAGE
0iV.UVO seven per cent Address NJ. box ee6 Nov
York Post Office, apply 70 wM W. BRACKET attorney.
atlaw 81 Liberty street
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UCTION NOTICE.--WIIIIAM T. BOYD, AUCTION.
~ will sell this day at s5 West Thirty fifth street
Eighth avenue, at lOs O'Clock the furniture OF family
moving consisting Of mahogany sofas chairs centre tables
and side do mirrors bookcases velvet Brussels and
grain carpets hall ocoh and stand stair carpets dress and
plain bureaus mahogany and cottage beeads beds and bed
ding mahogany crib, mattresses &c also extension dining
aud tea tables, ice box and kitchen crockery.
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MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY -
W Holders 81 tho bonds Of this company will present for
payment the interest warrants due November fsSS AN.
Sort rity.
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n. B.--II nth The above paIntingy
ARR TO BE PRtSsNTED
To the general body Of
CASH ST f,SSRIPyRS 10 the fac sinle of
CHuRCHS NIAGARA,
With other advantages for which prospectus which VIII
be forwarded application.
THE TAC SMILE BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED IN OIL
COfCRs. after the original publishing
Artists proofs. mounted go prints SIS.
Admission 10 view both paintings, DC.
THIS MOENINf:-G ALA MATINEE At I. DOORS OPEN
i III I2ia. Tie whole Of he DAUGHTER or THE REGI.
MENT ~ Pccoouin, formes, Tamaro Selections from
SEMIRANTS, by D'Angfi aud Gasser, In Naranera, by
Gazyanga Fourth act OF LA fayORfTA By Gazzanga and
Inrf nj
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NEW PETITE COMEDY,
emitted
THE LADY or THE BEDCHAMBER.
Tommy Timouse % the world Of rs Miss Maryt}apnos
s.s s ss%R's's Miss krnt'as nss5sa se
Bridget, Irish chsyabe .......... Mr.. Sloan
sally the p8rlor grl Miss Tree
10 conclude WITH as tael M Bronshas burlesque OF
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ADJUSTMENTS.

krIRLOe GARDEN
IN Doors omen al 6k; N commence at ~ .
II ket 10 cents Orchestra seats secured u
Family clrce entrance r Crosby e,reeu - oan,s
.slvhS hpkcs Children. tenv
SATURDAY. November O. 1858,
at,1pt
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M T. PHILLIPS ArCTroNEFR, Will SELL THIS DAY
wi q o'clock a. 81 crosby street horses now and Sc
cond hand WAGONS and harness. ~ B--Horses taken
livery also stalls 70 let and carriages taken storage -
rer month
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A UCTION NoTICE-EXTRA LARGE SALE or CHOICE
N crockery glass and china landing Tuesday, Nov g.
at 10 O'clock ut 2el Pearl street, by BARTLETT COwES-
200 lots from the shelves and dealers
Those wanting will 10 well ~ call and examine the quality. No
pos,ponemen;
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INTEREST on CALIFORNIA STATE BoNDs-THE
coupons for interest California State bonds due Jan l.
1859, win be collected purchased by wM CoLEMANG
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NOTES AND DRAFTS COLLECTED m EVERY TOWN
IN In The United States Canada aud krrnpe with prompt
ness. JOHN u. MURRAY
10 Wall stree; (Innhaia- Bank
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FINANCIAL.

CAs LIGHT STOCKS IN NEARLY EVERY CITY IN
NJ the Union paying dividends npwaris
also bonds gas III companies sale by JOHN MUIR
RAY 40 Wall street evanhs,tsn pank).
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23

A WEDDING THAT WAS NOT A WEDDING.-A
little incident occurred in our neighboring town
of Oakland on New Years night, which forc
bly, illustrates the old adage: "Theres many a
slip 'twixt cup and lip" A gentleman and lady
had agreed to make themselves one on that
evening; the groom and groomsmen, the bride
and bridesmaids, the friends of parties and the
clergyman, had all assembled at the place ap-
pointed for solemnizing the nuptial ceremonies,
when the proFerbial INCONSISTENCY of woman's
mind was made suddenly manifest by the quon-
dam bride declaring to the parson that she be-
lieved she wouldn't be married then. The assem-
bled guests and expectant husband were struck
with astonishment, but soon recovering from
their surprise they determined that as they could
not have wedding they would have a ball.
Music was procured, the dance commenced
throughout the evening fun and frolic reigned
and when the time arrived for the company to
disperse the man-who didn't get a wife returned
to his home happy bachelor, and will probably
live to thank his stars that his wedding was not
q wedding.-Cdiifornia Chronicle
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23
A Truthful Theory of Life and Death.

THAT most diseases prove fatal that early
i deaths occur; that people live for years
living DEATH weak, inanimate and exhausted
not from the disease itself, but from an inability
in nature and natrta's strength to Withstand or
maintain life thsoagh the ravages of disease
Give them strength and nature viii relieve her
SELF if stimulated. She has given us herbs and
plants to effect all this Purify the blood, rem
der the intestines, the liver, the heart, and all
the natural functions of man or woman active,
and You have half conquered disease. Dr. JA-
COB WEBER does conscientiously assure all
who read this, that his Invigorating Cordial pro-
duces all the effect above described. He has
seen the old, the tottering, the palsied the ner-
vous, the dyspeptic, the nebriate, the debauchee,
and the invalid, revive under its influence, as if
new life was given them.
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23
S T cK HOGS,
SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of the Ninth judicial Dis
fricf, State Of California.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF SHASTA, S.
The people of the State of California.
To John j. Tomlinson and VIM. f. Wood. .
GREETING.
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED To APP
Il pear and answer in said Court. unto the
complaint of CHARLES A. NASH. filed for the
recovery of the sum of twenty-five hundred and
ninety-seven dollars and seventy-nine cents.
tS2,597 79) alleged to be due and owing him from
you upon express contract for the direct nav
ment of money the same being two prommis-
sorry notes, as will more fully appear by refer
ence to the complaint copy of which is hereto
attached, filed in our Court. within ten davs af-
ter the service of this Writ, if served in said
county-within twenty days, if served in any
other county 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 sum of twenty-five hundred and ninety
seven dollars and twenty-nino cents, and costs
of this suit, &c.
WITNESS WM.P. DAISGERFIELp. Judoe of the
Ninth Judicial District of said State. this 9Th
day Of September, A. D. 1857.
H. |. VAN HORN. Clerk. D. g.
lSEAh] By J. S. DRrMNoxD, Dep.
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23

WISCONSIN CoRRuPTIoS.-A mystery, says the
Fort Smith, ARKANSAS Herald,) equal to the
Burdell, is perpexing the people of Wisconsin.
Gov. Rashford entered office two years ago,
poor man, his salary was 81 $50 per annum, and
he is about to retire rich How he could do SO
was mystery, until the Milwaukee News threw
light upon the subject The Governor, much
against the wish of the people of Milwaukee,
approved the La Crosse Railroad grant of lands
for the executive approval Sl0,0 in cash and
S50,0o0 in bonds was paid. The Milwaukee
News ought to be ashamed of adding to the
long list of corrupt Republican officials the Su-
preme Court Governor of Wisconsin Can any
body tell how much, if anything, was paid to
the Supreme Court for making Bashford Gov
ernor
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23
To Quartz and other Miners.

7 CHARLES B. WILTON, do hereby certify
i, this 26th day of March, that | had the Pan
anna fever last September, which left me pros
trated, weak, nervous and debilitated without
appetite, dyspeptic, and oecasional-chlls and
ague; and that from the use Of two bottles of
DR.. Webber's INyIGORATING CORDIAL. lam
almost as well as ever was in my life. I do
consider it most wonderful strengthener, ncr-
vine and tonic.
Sold in quart bottles-price So or two for S.
at every respectable drug store in California
and Oregon. Proprietor and agent, 7. Jones.
San Francisco, to whom all orders by mail can
be addressed. dcc5-3m
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23

'CoRDIN TO CoNTAcK.-A cabinet maker of Sy-
racuse and farmer of the vicinity had Il run
ming account, which, at last footed up $40 to
the credit of the agriculturalist. After consid-
erable haggling' and ill feeling the former ac-
cepted the others note for the amount at six
months, payable in cabinet rare. On the expi-
ration of the allotted time, the countryman
called for payment, when he of the chips and
shavings delivered him four small co6fns, rating
them at $40 each. The farmer fumed and swore,
contrack'
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23
How one Feels after Taking DIR. Web
ber's Inxigorating CordinI.

A FTER taking it a general glow of warmth is
L 4 felt through the chest and body, strength
in the limbs, mental clearness Of ideas, men,
ory, and exhiration of spirits; in a few days
the patient feels that universal strength mem
tally and bodily, has gradually assumed part
of him; and disease of every kind has left him;
that his blood courses through his veins thin,
rich, and pure his liver, before torpid, is now
active; his ideas clear and lucid his hand and
nerves firm he feels capable of any exercise
Thus haveI seen many very low from exposure,
from disease, debauchery excess, &c. renewed
wonderfully by it.
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23

a SERNoS.-IIere is sermon, done up in a
small compass. and coming from one who, al
though he practiced not what he preached, was
still fully competent to appreciate the truth of
his words
"My other piece of advice, Copperfeld, you
know. Annual income-twenty pounds An
nual xpenditure-nineteen, nineteen six re-
sult--happiness Annual income--twenty
pounds. Annual expenditure-twenty pounds
ought and six; result-misery The blossom is
blighted; the leaf is withered the god of iay
goes down upon the dreary scene and, in short,
you are forever foored.r-Nr. Micar6er
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23
LAFoNT,s JAMAICA TOOTH PASTE
jones' Coral Hair Restorative,

E'UR the preservation, beauty, growth and res
i toration of the Hair. This valuable prepa-
ration excitcs the scalp to new and desirable
action, cleanses it from Scurf and Dandruff, pre-
vents the hair from falling off, or becoming pre-
maturely Gray, produces fine growth of new
hair, and gives the hair rich and beautiful ap-
pearance, unequaled by anything of the kind.
n6A. Price 25 and so cents a bottle. Sold at
every respectable Drug Store in California and
Oregon. Proprietor and agent, T. Jones, San
Francisco, to whom all orders by mail can be
addressed dec5-3m
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23

\ Quick PAssAGE.-A sailor dropped out of
the rigging of a ship of war, some fifteen or
twenty feet, and fell plump on the head of the
first lieutenant. Wretch 7 said the officer, af-
ter he had gathered himself up, where the devil
did you come from p AN sure came from the
north of Ireland, yer honorr
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23

REPRODUCTION OF Bones AND JoINTs.-The last
number of the Charleston Medical Journal and
Rerisw contains an article by DR.. II. Ii. Toland,
of San Francisco, on the reproduction of bones
and joints, after their removal in case of whit
low. The article says:
As the bone is formed by the criestum 1.-THE
membrane surrounding the bone. if the latter
DC not removed and the soft parts are kept ex-
tended, the bones, as well as the joints are re-
produced, and the part restored to its former
usefulness 1t has long been known that bone
will be reproduced, provided the periostum re-
mains, and we only claim to have made the dis
covery that the joints also by proper man
agement, restored even under the most unfavor-
able circumstances. Whether they are as per-
feet as the original, possessing cartiages, liga-
ments and synovial fluid, we are unable to say ::
but we know that they possess motion, and suf-
fcient strength to perform the functions of the
most perfect joints.
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23

THE GREAT DETEcTIvE.-Printer's ink was
used in detecting asserted spiritualist, at Low
ell, Massachusetts. The exhibition room was
darkened, and the spirits were to play on pi-
ano. boy medium was placed near the instru-
ment; the music was executed, but when
light was produced, it was found that the boys
fingers were besmeared with the printers ink,
with which some unbeliever had daubed the
keys. Printers ink is the best of all detectives
nor spirits nor men can escape it.
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23

Esls- Editors who are disposed TO complain,
of hard times should compare their condition
before desponding with that of the gentlemen
conducting the Weldon (N. C.l Patriot, who
wind up stirring appeal for material aid, in
their last issue. as follows:
Although we prefer the money, yet those who
can't pay it, Will please send us some of their
old clothes, Shanghai eggs, sourcrout rotten
pineapples, &C., because we will take ANYTHING
except seolding wife or dull razorn
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23

THE WoMANLY DAYS OF JERsEY.-Women
were allowed to vote in New Jersey from l776
to 1906, in which latter year they overdid the
thing and lost their franchise. During that pc
riod woman, to vote, had to show "Sl00 proc
lamation money" and prove residence in the
State a certain term. In 1906 a great many
women voted who were not eligible. Then
man arose in his might and blocked the
campn
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23

EaFsWhat, my friends cried the Rev. Doctor
Knoxadus, as he preached on the vanities of life,
What, my friends, IS money! And be gave the
pulpit an awful bang. Two per cent. a month,
cried Solomon Wallstreet, waking from deep
dream. But as he looked round, he saw that he
wasn't at the board, and that he was money
changer in the temple.
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23

PREACHING AND PRacTIcE.-A worthy clergy
man in New York, following the practice of his
ministerial brethren, recently preached a very
earnest discourse on the hard times, enforcing
the duty of retrenchment and economy I'm
mediately after church the congregation took
him at his word, by holding meeting, at which
his salary was cut down from 81 900 to 5000.
A Y Post
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23

president BURR AND HIS BiTER.-The dog
which bit President Burr, of the Board of Su-
pervisors, and about which the -4ia made two
articles, is dead. 1t died few days after that
untoward event. Our readers will forbear draw
ing any ill-natured inferences. The story re-
calls Goldsmith's lines:
But soon a wonder came to light,
That showed the rogues they lied
The man recovered from the bite
The dog it was that died. Bulletin
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23

nE-' Madame said very polite traveller to
tcsty old landlady,' if see proper to help you
to this milk, is there any impropriety in it |? Il
don't know what you mean but if you mean
to insnuate that there is anything nasty in that
milk, I'll give you to understand that you've
struck the wrong house There amt the fust
hair in it. for as soon as Dorothy Ann told me
the cat was drowned in the milk, went right
straight an strained it over The young man
tainted
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23
EMPIRE HOTEL.

HAVING PURCHASED ONE HALF OF THIS
IL well known Hotel, and obtained a limited
lease of the other, | take great pleasure in an
nouncing to my friends and the public generally,
that no efforts on my part will be spared please
those who may favor us with their patronage.
The catering will hereafter be under my person
al supervision.
This House is far superior to any in this city.
being built of brick, expressly for first class
Hotel.
The ROOMS and BEDS will always be found
clean and the most comfortable in the place
The BAR always supplied with the best of
liquors and the choicest of cigars.
TERMS!
Board, per week. 90
Board and Lodging, per week. 90
Board, per day............... ............... so
Single Meals. .................. Is
Lodging, with ROOM. ..................... 90
J. H. ROBINSON, Proprieo/ S
Shasta, Nov. 5, 1857. nol4:tf
The Shasta courier., 1858-01-23
Advertising in the Atlantic States.
LETTINGS OF MAIL CONTRACTS.

PROPOSALS FOR CONVEYING THE MAILS
l. of the United States from the first of July,
1858, to the lst of July 1862, on the following
routes in the State of California will be re-
ceived at the Contract Office of this Department.
until 9 A. NJ of the 10Th day of March next.-to
be decided by the 22d of the same month:
= =
1858 From Sacramento city, by Fremont, Graf
ton, Prairie, Antelope, Grand Island, Co
lusi, Princeton, Monroeville, and Moore S
Ranch, to Tehama, l27 miles and back
once week.
Leave Sacramento city Monday at a m;
Arrive at Tehama next Wednesday by
6pm;
Leave Tehama Thursday at m;
Arrive at Sacramento city next Saturday
by G p m.
Bids embracing tri-weekly service in
steamboats, on the part to Colusi are in
vited.
l2543 Fror, Marysville by Charley Ranch. Oro-
vile, Hamilton, Rio Seco Chico, Las
sens, Tehama, Red Bluff, Cottonwood
and American Ranch, to Shasta, 1874
miles and back, six times a week from
lst of April to lst of December, tri-
weekly the residue of the year
Leave Marysvile daily, except Sunday,
at3 pm;
Arrive at Shasta next day at m,
Leave Shasta daily, except Sunday, at
6am
Arrive at Marysville next day by IL m.
X
1854 From Shasta, by Whiskey Creek, and
Lewiston, to Weavervile. 40 miles and
back, three times a week.
Leave Shasta Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at m;
Arrive at Weaverville by m;
Leave Weaverville Monday, Wednesday
and Friday at m:
Arrive at Shasta by m.
1855 From Shasta, by French Gulch, Miners
vile, Trinity Centre, and 0ttitiewa, to
Yreka, 100 miles and back, twice a
Leave Shasta Monday and Thursday at
IL m;
Arrive at Yreka next Wednesday and
Saturday by p m, ss- .
Leave freka Monday and Thursday at
6 m;
Arrive at Shasta next Wednesday and
Saturday by II m.
Bids for more frequent trips are invited
1856 From Uniontown, by Cox's Ranch and
Big Bar, to Weaverville, 80 miles and
back once week.
LcstNc tHlOHlohH Mpuudy III D u m.
Arrive at Weaverville next Wednesday
by a m;
Leave Weaverville Thursday at m;
Arrive at Uniontown next Saturday by
Sam;
1851 From Trinidad, Orleans Bar and Forks of
Salmon, to Bestville, 9s miles and back,
once week from lst of May to lst of
November, and once month the residue
of the year.
Leave Trinidad Monday at m;
Arrive at Bestvile next Wednesday by
6pm;
Leave Bestville Thursday at M
Arrive at Trinidad next Saturday by
6pm.
1858 From Crescent City, by Waldo, Kirkby-
vile and Cloverville, to Jacksonville,
Oregon, 80 miles and back, once a week.
Leave Crescent City Monday at 6 a m;
Arrive at Jacksonville Wednesday by
6pm:
Leave Jacksonville Thursday at s m;
Arrive at Crescent City Saturday by
6pm;
AARON v. BROWN,
Post Master General.
Post Office Department, Oct. %, 1857 dl2