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The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07
SHASTA UNION SEMINARY,

THE SPRING TERM of Shasta Union Semi
l. nary will commence April l6, under the
superintendence of Prof G. K Godfrey. together
with sufficient number of competent female
teachers.
The school will open in DR.. Briceland's house
healthy place and pleasant location.
The Superintendent will endeayor to make
it a High School for boys, and first class Fe.
male Seminary, wherein children of both sexes
can graduate with classical education.
Prof G. h. GODFREY, Principal.
VIII give instruction in Moral and Intellectual
Philosophy, Elocution and Astronomy.
Miss VIENNA C. JACKSON, Precep-
treSs, VIII teach the elements of Latin, French
Mathematics, Drawing Wax, Fruit, Flower and
Hair Work, Pellis Work, Oriental Grecian and
Italian Painting
Miss CARRIE A. HARRIS will teach
Arithmeuc, Geography, History and Grammar
and give lessons in Music on the Guitar and
Piano.
TuITlON-For the term of twelve weeks.
lower English branches, including elements of
Arithmetic, Geography, History and Gram
har....' -...... $50 90.
Higher English branches and Ancient Lam
guages, including Philosophy, Botany, Mathe-
matics, Painting, Drawing, Chemistry, Physiol-
ogy and Astronomy SOS CO..
mr3l:tf
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07
SHASTA COURIER.
New Advertisements.

Observe advertisement headed NEW Store"
r. Isaacs & Co. are receiving large stock of
every variety of Spring and Summer dry goods
which they offer at exceedingly low prices.
......John Anderson, Esq. having Ensured his
happiness by assuming the responsibilities of a
married man. now offers to insure the property
Of his fellow-citizens in the leading Fire lnsu
rance offices in the United States. See adver-
tisement
.Messrs. Seelig & Levy have just received
100000 Havana Cigars, together with an i'm
mense amount of the finest brands of Chewing
Tobacco, and offer to dispose of the same, whole
sale or by retail, at rates lower than any other
establishment in town. Mr. Seelig having just
returned from the East With a wife, and Levy
having sly notion of soon following his exam
ple, they feel the necessity of enlarging their
sales. Hence they prepared TO sell at rates
lower than ever before offered in this market.
...... Pierce Church & Co., Forwarding and
Commission Merchants, notify Northern merch-
ants and traders Of their location at Red Bluffs.
.. Cleanliness is next to godliness. The
Empire Bathing Saloon, formerly Youngs, offers
facilities for bathing to all corners. This is one
of the neatest and best furnished establishments
OF the kind in the State.
......Getleson Bros. are receiving an immense
stock of gentlemen and ladies furnishing goods
suitable for Spring and Summer wear
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
CALIFORNIA STAGE COMPANY
GENERAL STAGE OFFICE.

pASsA Stages FOR RED BLUFFS
@@@s@a Tehama, Oroville, Marysvile and
Sacramento leave daily at o'clock A. NJ.
Stages for French Gulch, Trinity and Scott
Valleys, Callaghan's Ranch, Yreka and Jackson
vile, o. T., leave daily upon the arrival of the
Marysville stages.
Stages for Trinity River and Weaverville
leave daily upon the arrival of the Marysville
stages.
0FFICE-At the EMPIRE HoTEL.
r. F. STRICKLAND, Agent
Shasta, May 2lst, 1859. my2ltf
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07
PARTICULAR NOTICE
TO PURCHASERS OF
EUREKA WHISKY
CAUTIo N.

The great reputation ofthe EUREKA WIS
KY, imported exclusively by ourselves, has in
duced parties In San Francisco to put up
cheap article of Whisky, in imitation packages,
branding it
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07

SPECIAL RAILROAD CoMMITTEE.-The following
is the special Pacific Railroad Committee ap-
pointed in the House of Representatives:
Curtis, of Iowa (Rep.); Kellogg of Michigan
{Rep.); Fenton, of New York (Rep); Rice, OF
Massachusetts rep Stout, of Oregon Dem. J;
Davis, of Indiana Ca. L. d.; Farnsworth, OF
Illinois (Rep.); Hamilton, of Texas (Dem.)
Aldrich. of Minnesota (Rep); French, of Maine
lRep.); Scott, of California Dem) Taylor, OF
Louisiana Dem j; Phelps, of Missouri, Dem.
Blair, of Pennsylvania (Rep); Smith, of yir-
gInIa and Henderson, of Arkansas (Dem.)
BGa- Gov. Roop asks Gen. Clark to send him
company of U. S. Dragons to fight the Pah
Utah Indians.
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07
Shasta Wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
SHASTA. APRIL I. 1860.

SHASTA, April :, 1860.
AIN. Gin, n. Y, 49,. 1@l4
54@0E Gin, Holland, :. 2@21
4a@5 Port Wine, ........2M23
(G55 Sherry, 80. ........2(d4
SO iChamp'n, u bas.l2@l4
. Claret, u case, 43@4a
Sauterne, e,.........54@5a
Absynthe, ......14@l5
20t921 NAILS.
l3@l4 Ass'd cut, u ky, S6a@7
5000 Wrought, Il tb, 100
22@25 Mule and Horse,
'@l,45 p fb, ,......... 4o@5o
Cut Spikes, ...... 7@7
$40 LEATHER.
500 Sole, oak I'd, u fb, @4o
$50 6lSole, hemlock, 500
500 Harness, .........45@
260 % Skirting, .........50@
l6@17 Kipskins, u h.. S1@l4
25@2S Sheep skins, 49,. eG9
34@34 Calf skins,..... $24@5o
l2@lS IRON AND STEEL.
45@5Ol lSweeds, bar, as
4@5 sorted, q fb, 9@lo
6@6i American, ....... S(0 8
6@6@ Shoe shape, Sw'ds, @l0
HOP +" Norway,...lO@ll
a. s Z" American, lO@ll
5O@ Tom iron, ass'd, ll@
25@27 Russian, sheet, 25@
65@7O Cast steel, ass'd, 22M25
65@ German, .........28@
4o@50 Plow.. 1920
4o@5O FRUITS.
l7@l6 Brandy peaches,
22@25 II case, ......Ss@lO
lS@2O " cherries ...... Gas
1s@l9 I" assorted, 49,. Cos
35G40 Preserves, asst, SOLO
3o@35 Pie fruits,......... 6@74
11@l2
TOBACCO.
65dSl Grape, z 70, ...25@45
2@3 Fruit, .4O@42
4@s Twin Brothers, 3o@37
25@3 Nectar, leaf, ..30@37
S0dSl Peach, ...... ...........40M44
1@l9ISmoking, gross, S4
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07
MEMORANDUM BOOK FOUND.

A MEMORANDUM BOOK, supposed to be-
IA long to Mr.. Joseph, and containing several
papers of some value to the owner, has been left
at this office. The book was picked up between
Horsetown and Piety Hill The owner car have
the same by paying for this advertisement MA
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07
List of Letters

Post Office, Shasta, and
Quarter ending March 81,
for these letters will
April 7th."
8 List.
Rollston, Miss Margaret
Rearden, Ellen
Scott, Mrs Della
Williams, Mrs Martha
Williams, Martha L
ems List.
Kaler, J C
Lucdale, Daniel
Lyons, Jonathan
Louis, VIM
Leyson, John
Leyson, David-3
Lee, Daniel
Mayes, Alfred
Myers, Jos P-3
Mullin, Jas NJ
Mooney, NJ D
Manahan, Jas
Morris, Welden A
Morford, Joshua
Morris, Edwards
Morrison, Adam
Morrison-Augus-2
Marsan, Richard
Mnteer VIM
Miner, Nathen
Miles, Green
Miller, Jacob
Miller, L D
Maxfeld, James
May, Enoch
Marshll, Sam H-2
Marders, VIM N
Martin, John d
McVey, Thomas
Mcneil, Thomas H
McKonaghy, Samuel
McKenny, Duval-2
McGill, James
McCalester, Elisha
McCaGerty, Alex C
Noble, G w
Novels, VIM
Newman, SAM
Natter, John
Organ, Enoch
Odell, Isaac
Owen, Jas F
Owen, John
Price, jeremiah
Phillips, Edward
Pierce, Reuben A
Piper, Geo A
Pearson, Edward
Pace, W NJ
Payn, VIM H.
Patterson, Geo
Rufty, A j
Roberts, James
Richardson, |.
Keller, 7 F
Reed, Jonathan-7
Ramet, Hiram
Raymond, Hiram
Struck, N
Street, john
Stone, J N
Stone, Wallace
Stone, Ches
Steel, oscar-2
Sterling, F ca
Stewart, Robt II
Stanford, Frank
Stanwood, VIM E
Spencer, Z H
Songer, jacob
Smith, Colin
Smithson, Stenton
Smith, Andrew
Smith, Alfred
Shinn, John 7
Simpson, Green
Sears, W H
Schlund, Sebastian
Scholees, c
Solomon
Trook, Jas S
Truddon, James
Todd, Thomas
Town, Milton E
Thomas, Lewis
Thomas, John W.
Tate, Ben
Vanderpool, D W
Niergutz, Edward
Neuner, Lewis
Wynell, Robert
Wools, George VIM
Woodman, H c.
Wheeler, E A
Wirks, E N
Withey, J V
Wilson, Thomas
Williams, Perry R
Watching, Thos G
Watkinson, Joseph
Watson, Richard
Young, Hiram-2
Young, John L
Young, John
0RRlN FITCH, P. N.
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07
EUREKA WHISKY"

using the same style Of letter as on the genuine
imported article, and also, using our Shipping
mark 81. T. D." sometimes transposing the let
ters to avoid detection.
This common Whisky is palmed off, to large
extent, ON the nnsuspecting purchaser, for the
GENUINE EUREKA, thus enabling the SELL
er to make large profits on cheap imitation
Whisky which is sold on the reputation Of the
genuine article.
To protect ourselves, and enable purchasers
to guard against imposition, every package
of the
The Shasta courier., 1860-04-07

d DEMAlNlNG in the
IL advertised for the
1860. Persons calm,
please say advertised
Ladit
Allen, Mrs Eveline
Brown, Miss Augusta
Brady, Miss NJ
Free, Miss Dove
Johnson, Mrs. Ruth J
Richter, Mrs Lima
Geniien
Aerhart Geo
Aerhart, Geo vs.
Anderson, Grow
Bredmore, VIM
Bradley, A S
Brasso, Moses
Brown, Lafayette
Brown, VIM W
Brown, VIM J
Brown Isaac
Blanchard, G D
Barr, Dan
Rurk, Wm-2
Boone, Jas-6
Boon, Jas
Boland, Thos
Boone, J
BoBrdman, Solomon
Bechtei, Abraham
Bell, Thos
Baxter, VIM P
Bartle, Stephen
Barnard, John
Barber, Vim C
Baker, Z D
Ghoat, Jacob
Cunningham, Alveni
Curtiss, VIM w
Currin, James
Crumpton, Geo II
Criss, John W.
Grow, +
Cronly, Chas
Craig, Joseph
Cossell, Jackson
Cook, Ramain
Cornue, Dan-3
Cornue-John ia
Connolly, D F
Conway, 7 p
Collier, Frank
Colvin, Anson
eagle, f B R
Cain, Hiram
Caussell, Jos
Campbell, John-2
Campton, Pierce
Caldwell, Jackson
Caldwell, Silas R-3
Dobkins, John-2
Donkin, James
Dowing, Sam ]
Dizet, Yules-2
Deiiaven, David II
Degnan, Thos-2
Dennestan, Alex
DAWN, Emanuel
Davis, Cyrus
Davis, James A
Evelyn, Chas L
Elsbury, VIM
Eastabrook, Decatur
Fleming, John 2
Fry, Isaac
Freeman, Jas
Frances, Robt
Flynn, John
Frank, Vim II
Folsom, Leonard J
Ferett, Henry
Gray, Geo W
Graves, David R-2
Graves, David
Gother, John
Goodwin, Solomon
Geho, John r
George, R X
German, Geo II
Gambel, Richard
Hughs, J W
Houston, Vim
Howe, Henry J-2
Hopkins, II 7
HERS, Henry 2
Hicks, VIM
Hill, John G
Henwood, Wm-2
Hendric, John
Hattie, Chas
Hatch, Byron NJ
Heart, Orlin
Hart, Orlin J
Harrison, Richard
Harris, J W
Harras, VIM
Harris, VIM
Jones, Frederick
Jones, Richard
Jones, Geo W
J johnson, Chas T
jackson, Joseph
Jackson, James
koonhaser-2
kentner, Jacob
Kennedy, Thomson
apT:lt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-12-24

= q Z MS FkE NIH EALF BOUT = Al
ESQ W G are III receipt Of II esh stock oil the
81 above. We have All sizes, and thoee gentle
ii that nave been waiting Tor them can now DO
supplied, BY calling at
MARCUS HARRIS & BROS,
IT'S Main 81. next 10 the american Hotels
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Written for the Richmond Dispatch.1
n Y 4 A-ING CHRIS VI

Though deep gloom Seems 10 have settled
on every thing around US" and our nrma-
meut 10 darksned with a threatening storm
although one bright star has vanished, ana
others are 90 obscu red that we cannot count
them in the blue expanse; even althoneh we
have a divine warrant for saying that the
house OF mourning 10 better IMAM ,ne aoase VI
anirth." yet we have, also, another divine
warrant" Break forth into joy uttered TO
all the world, which at this season should
nrsdomiuate in the minds OF every one of us.
he event which, we at this time commence
rata vas announced rs good tidings OF great
ioyn Times and seasons have changed. but
The fact we all as Christians acknowiedge, snd
few there are among US, OF whatever seci, VINO
do not In some way celebrate H. whether oy
family gatherings. by interchange OF gifts and
tokens OF affection. or 10y holidays ana loyiui
greetings. Therefore, In accordance win the
holy saiutauos, " Peace on earto' sooa VIII "
m AN ~ Let us for a time endsavor TO cast away
the eio m from our arestdes let US dwell ON
the many mercies sun voucnsafed TO US; let
ma he thankful for the friends sun spared to
aather around US, ana Tor our MONIES. sun So
cred and un N oiested
III prudence forbid some among US to pre-
sent TO our friends the magnificent gifts we
fam would do; If sudden hopes and dlsap-
pointm have for time put stop 10 our
balls and en- ter tainments, there are yet left 10
US in numerabie sources OF real enjoyment
Let US minister to the innocent pleasures of
our children, and give 10 them our sunniest
smiles ; let us cheer the aged and the lonely
invalid, and gladden. a poor family with an
unlocked for rn al; and let us practice every
where that g good VIII towards man" which
10 the best and truest commemoration of the
season.
The same q I'd who has clothed the earth in
brightness and beauty, has implanted cheer
fitness in the heart Of man therefore, let us
cultivate this plant with religious ZEAL that IL
may bud aud bring tor its fruit tf glad
mesa aud con Ge tmsnt, aud that out OF these
again may grow that peace on earth " which
wa proclaimed to the world at the birth OF
the Saviour. y. T..
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IA Southern Savings Bank
CdARIEktD BY lhk LEGISLATURE.
WHOLE JOINT FUND PLEDGED FOR DE-

WHOLE JOINT FCNU PLEDGED FOR DE-
PUStTS.
OFFIcE-l59 Main street, at the store Of Watkins
4 Ftckisn.
OFetcxRs.-P. 7. Moore. President; w. A.
IeHkIns. Secrstarv; J. b. Watkins, TTeasureT.-
Directors VIM Ira Smith. ]. r. Rsgnaut, A. >.
samuel, Geo. /. Herring, }. H. r. Mayo, r b.
PIlce
ThIs institution, which has been in successful
operation for several years, receives deposits of
money IN small OF large uI1s, aud pays the inter
est ta4nualiy, 1t desIred at the rate OF SIX per
cent. per annuH, II remaining on deposit months,
and oSr cent, for shorter periods. de 3-lm
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SEWING MACH MES.
y
- K w NG Nj A T. HI " T. 3

A w ~ " IVA n u n 4 " Il
CELEBRATED RLIieTTG Lock STITCH
Is Il w L NC NJ n - II | " 4 $,
Are now manufactured BY the
UNION MANUFACTORING COMPANY
oR RICHMOND, VA,
a'' ''' ''' No asl MAIN STREET.
These Machines, of home manufacture, are
Please Cali AND EXAMINE THEM.
noS -ts
T'H1 SINGER SEWING MAJ ntNEs.-
SINGERS SEWING MACHINES beth IN Anne
Ea ana En59pe II sae a. 9sas 70 nG
Machines 60 called, may be bought. 1t ID true, for
smallerL amount OF dollars, out 1T Is mistaken
reliable article, and those who Will do 30 must
'''S sIS Nc Eft$ new FAMILY MACHINES
Ia order 70 place the Usry best te"Tt'g haGh,"ss
ducsa nnr ste 'n nr tTsnaverse shuttie Ma
chipes, beautifully orDamented' t" FIFTY Dull
SINGERS No: rftt AN NRRG ! fTHsDAHD SHUT
Both Of ye bs aR9Ga ane t and 6spa1
tory. Prices reduced respectively from Sl3a and
SINGERS No. STANDARD SHUTTLE MA
CHINE,
For carriage makers ana heavy leather work.
Also. TO complete the list, an entirely rev ar
tice uneaua'ed for ma an rag purposes
Price, including iron stand and drawers, Sll0,
cheaper at that in view Of It's value, than the ma
chimes of any other maker as a gift.
AL OF Singers Machines MAKE the lntertockea
gtich with two threads, which Ia the best stitch
known. Every person desiring to procure IuIl
and reliable Information about Sewing Machines,
their sizes, prces, working capacities, and the
best method of purchasing, ca obtain 1t by send
ing for copy OF Il. NJ Singer Co.'S Gazette
which Is a beautiful pictorial paper, entirely de
voted to the subject 1t WI he supplied gratis.
NEEDLES, THREAD, COT TONS. SILK, AID
all necessary articles used with Sewing Machines,
kept constantly on hand for sale. Also practi
cai machln!st, who IL ever ready TO attend on
customers, II required.
Messrs SINGER 81 CO.'S Office being conduct
ed on the most thorough business principles. by al
entirely new set of hands, feel confident OF
doing share of the business, as we have always
done heretofore. |. Nj. SINGER l. CO.,
$40 Main street, Richmond.
b. TROTT. Agent. 81 26-2m
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WARNER J.. WARING,
ia Ally 10! Broad ST., Agent for Richmond

HA. Leeckes: Leeches!! Leeches.!!-l
have jp .trecelyed, by Adams Express, lot OF
fresh NEDISE LEIGH lis, the very best, and
large size, which wifi be applied upon the most
reasonable terms
2. S.-CUPPlNG and LEECHING promptly at
tended to. | be found all hours of the daJ at
the HAIR PRESSING ROOM, under the Amen
can Hotel, (eltrance lIth street, and at night
st the corner OF Leigh and 10Th streets.
a. I9--ts Il. g. HOBSOn.
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''A2 MARINE INssRANCE

MARINE INssREECE
Incorporated ;S&l.l
yEE VIGGIRIA FIRE AND AiaiIEE IFG5A
hNGE COMPANY.
~ Oncs Nc. ISl Main Street, Richmond. %sa
Capital and Surplus, t13J, tJG.
gaIs COMPANY has the advantage of t,vsasyssssa
Hsars' experience in the insurance busluasz, All
having enjoy ed the favor of the pablo during al
of that period needs nc special recommendation TO
the citizens of Virginia.
IL effects Fire Insurance IN CITY ana country, ans
Marine Insurance TO sill parts Of the world.
It's cash capital and surplus are aD0ve, and Is
affairs are managed prudentiy, tut literally, and It's
rates are "a loa as of any other good astta
ton. DIRECTIONS:
w. L. CoSardin, J. i. " ellsworth, Patrick Cullen,
Joseph Allen, Vim. Beers, SEQ. W. Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thcs, Samson, Is. l.. " lnston,
Vim, Palmer, Chas. ~. furoeli, Ino. n Gordon,
Alex. X. Parker, jog. z. w Ipston, Arch. fhoEaas,
Jas A. Inloes, Il. A, Claiborne,
Apply to the President OF Secretary, in person 81
By lAttsr. w. l.. C0WARDIN, President.
WIZ. WILLIS. =. SeoTstar- lots
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N Ladies'. F.oak NJ This

A splendid stock of LADIES' CLoAkS AND
DRe.S GOODS Just received which have been
purchased within the psst week, at "a great sacrI-
hce, and will be sold at about one half former
prices for cash. All AJAX of you il. come and see
and examine tor yourselves at No. 70 Nalnst:
no Zj-Im JNU. l.. sMlEHER,
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RIFE INSURANCE., xc

las Is. MACXUHD0, Assent MANHATTAN
y LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY OF Ne~
York. Office at the Insurance Agency OF THos
VI ALFRIEHD, On llth street, nearly opposite God
din's Hall, where applications viii be received.
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WARTS CUFF-BRACE PLOUGHs.

GEORGE WATT has Obtained. at different
bmes s io9t Sc patate patents on his CUFF BRACE
rLoSo MS, acknowledged 10 embrace the most
feHa"ie improvement s ever made on this i'm pie
ment. three oil winch patents have to run -espeo-
Hvsy zen, twelve and thirteen years, and has
Richmond a certificate of Silver Medal. Tor con-
lnaed supeuority in Ploughs, tthe hi hest pre-
Maums sisen, and ~ the last stata Fair premium
"a tne same, 20 addition to premiums awarded at
al me preceding Fairs for years.
valuahiA ,.nard n.nnihs past u mas ADDED other
nsaa 81 rionghs, warranted in every respect gu
40 ~ W s'hefs TO call aud examine our Iarge
cmi,.si 20 ALock OF Pioughs. CASTINGS and Agri-
Ssn IA inplsments, and fresh aud prime Gar
"a ~, s lisa aea seeds, DC which we otter for sale
% o"t usual accommodating tsr ma
GEORGE WAIT a. CO.
ons square below Exchange Hotel,
.----------.---- Rtchn ord. Va
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RnRus G. N.nDsx. Clsrk.

DOTS, FARLEY x Jg.. -.
[ GROCERS, CONFUSION AND
FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary a.,
Richmond. Va,
Special attention gwen to the sale Of TOBACCO,
" HEAT, and all kinds Of PRODUCE, and LIBERIA
advances made on oOnslgDmsQts.
Rt E4H6 5 s. 5ofI 11RRiLEY,{ Late ofPssorsbuTs
las g. MARSHALL, Late of Fatsrsburg,
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TRUMAN 4. PARKER,

l. " HOLEsA AND hETAIL UkALEH IN
LUMBER OF ali nds, MAHOGANY and
SHING LES,
gan CLEAR WHITE PINE, Florida and yIr-
ginia DRESSED FLOORING. STEP FLANK,
dc. Also. Black Walnut. Cherry, Ash, Maple
hickory, OAK and Button Wood.
Yards corner of Cary and 10th Streets and Dock
and 49, streets. LoA-tistJ
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E3ExN r. G5EDOT * son.
q l4TH STREET, NEAR TIE EHCHANG HCEEL,
Offer for sale iaTge aud full assortment OF lRoN,
comprising Swede's, American Hammered, Peru
Hauime red. English and ENGLISH Refined, Lnglish
American, Russia and Imitation Russia SH EEL
IRON, Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined PloT
Iron and Plow Plates. Also, TIM plate Of various
slZes, for timers nj manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Speter, and the Metals
uEuaily sold IN this market. ap It's
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TO GAS CONSUMERS

CHAS. IL. LANGLEY IA
GAS FILTER. TIMER AND coPfE NV. ~ 4,
Would inform the public that no rs sole a.
uHsAWLEY,s IMPROVED CYLINDER Gas
BURNERS, L
ana is prepared 20 put them ug At the shoIsee' r. ,
zoe and on the most reasonable terms. tRs
vants es of these Burners are; To prevent Uo -
and waste of gas, TO give more clear ana 0a +, Id
light To regulaie the quantity consumed W.
h,ii head turned on 10 any desired amour ys1
thus 10 save at least twenty -hve per cent
the ordnar, Burners. ,..,,sa
Mr.. j. + SRows, IA charge OF The "asS "a
CITY Gas Works haseertlhed that Ihey are ~
tsattHEly sac 5sSt BkTasTs be has seen on
connection OF twelve ears v III those w"fSsS n a
the Superintendent OF the Richmong usss "a
asserts that he has tried them, and that the' -
AZ least twenty per ceht over other baipo'H otss
Thankful for past favors, the su bse 'ioei "a Il
orders for all work In his line, teeling sssos. ,a
Ia can rive sntire satIsiaotion as 10 saanit ''
price. EhAS. III hhAasad Car,
90 a-ts 18th St. between Maip a p' -"
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W. PETERSON h co,
Druggists, I55 Main street, corner l2tu.

~ a. BODEkER a co., ApotneoarIos ana
My Druggists, No. 10 Main street, near Old
~ Market, Richmond, Va, will keep on hand
ia general assortment of pure Drugs, Medi-
Glnes, Ghemlcsls, Oils, Paints, Window Glass,
all Ands, Surgical Appliances, Burning Fluid, Al
ghol, Soaps, Periamery, Fancy Articles, Garden
sseds, Glue, Sand Paper, Tobacco, Cigars, Snuff,
81 eclclnal Liquors, sc.
PRESCRIPTIONS prepared at all hours, with special
care, BY members of the FRA alone.
PHYSICIANS orders from the country executed
promptly end the most rellablo medicines fur
uis had
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HASGEM EN- T.-lhpORIA TO HkAEE[,l
ERS.-fHkOUGH TICKETS AND IHhOLylI
CHECKS.-GREAT NORTHERN ROL IE-lN-
Tying Tie great United States Mail. Twice "a =
SUNDAY night excepted between RsohInPEd, tl'
andrla, " ashIuE ton Baltimore, PhIIado phis, Nts
York, and oil important points W egt va hS9t .
Creek and HshiHgtcn- over she hohnontl' iss
erlckaturK & Potcmao Railroad, "a the F"toins,
riVar, rs miles, and by splendid ana comforts. /,
steamers thence 20 W Washington, S miles, IL 81 4
miles IN seven hours; being g comfortable and per
faotly safe rate OF speed.
Hours of departure; $50, A. Nj, snd 7. Z, NJ,
BAGGAGE, Under charge OF Special AEtra
CHECKEDIH ROUGH 70 " aEhinst oE, BaILmor'-
Philadelphia and New OK.
IHRoUsh ILCIsTS can lie seGhred 10 the lo,.nF
in poiuts-viZ Baltimore PhiladeiI hIa, Cinc'
E4ti, lC!umbus, 2d'auapobs, AFRO, layton Z
fefsonvItIs, Bock Island, ksnesvIie, " sshIls,4
view York, 81. Louis, Chicago, pltisDuTL, LJ-I
yiN lpestpr. Newark and fnoenEes
Passengers breakfast and sup AZ Ashland and y
IN board the comfortable steamer between AeSiA
Creek and Washington.
PERSONS N,aLiLs 10 Obtain Glckcs Tor -
caAtS for WsShlugton city and polpts iui-s.
North, must, ~ al eases, be vouohed !of Y
some responsible white citizen of R!ehEioll.s
ss,son, known TO the officers Of the Road :! I"
TfcktS viIi hs cold ~ appIssd for by Is9Etf.
81 For further information, applf stthls sEN'
Broad street, Sbockoe Hill.
JAS. b. WINSTON, Gent Ticket Az
skM'L RUEH, Sup'k
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~ Uacurrent Notes. VIII take .
ali solvent banks in Virginia, NORTH and 5OU1H
provided they are offered In sums OF
hye dollars and upwards, and we are not rsqu red
10 give specie change. Our stock IL very fail
and complete,
cheap. Ino Z-tsI WATKINS l. kICkLEN.