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No. 80.
NEW STORF3

an IN undersigned, having formed commercial
~ partnership under the atyle of Men d d.
pre- have the honor of announcing to- their friends
anu ,ne public generally, that one of then has lust
ot reG nrr noal IRON New York with complete asssren,
Groceries, Shoes and Boots, Liquors fancy articles, als
IN wora !hay have supply of every thing that
country Store can Or ought to have
wishing to discard every thing like char)atan;sm
from TINS announcement, nevertheless, the nnden-
sged hesitate not to say they can sell ,heir mer.
chandlze as low as New Orleans retail prices ans
perhaps, cheaper than goods have ever been soli sold
here up to the present date. VIVA
1he undersigned, planting themselves upon the
conviction that the cash system is best as we'll
for the buyers the merchant, hopes that thos,
VINO may be disposed to patronize them, will not
place them under the hard necessity of constantly
remending them, that, in consequence of the owness
OF ,hei prices, they can carry on business for ccsh
only. '~'''
, ihey occupy the old stand of P. / v. Roy, on
Maiu Street. ''
BENOIT NEY,
EDMOND DUPRE
hcnt1y
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.- BENOIT NEY.
EDMOND DUPRE,
Opelousas, March l7th, 1860.

Estate of Jean Pierre Close, decd
q ILL persons having claims against the
"a above estate will please leave the
amounts thereof with the Clerk of the Dis
1rlct Court, 80 as to enable the administrator
to ascertain the Indebtedness oftbe deceased.
CHARLES CLOSE.
A9naa7zlstyoto7.
Opelousas, june 23rd. lShO-tf
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IsIDORE GRAOUILLA,

IsIDORE GRAOUILLA,
Marble cutter and Engraver,
nFFERs hisservices to the public oftbe Parish
" Of St. Landry. Having established at ST. Mar
:insville Depot of italian Marble Of the first quality
heis now preparedt to erect Funerary Monuments with
or without Inscriptions ON all plans and according to
all tastes, in prompt and workmanlike manner and
on moderate prices. 4a*:z- +z=.z.sgsss
Those who may need hisservices will please write
to him, at ST. Martnsvle, or apply to the editor Of
the opelousas Courier. #la5I Aug II, 1858.
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NoEHaTcFs-

y VHE undersigned would respectfully in.
- form his customers that groceries are
a cash article: all amounts owed to him for
the same are due on the list of each month.
He expects, and hereafter, will require
from all persons punetual payments, or cash
on delivery, for his groceries.
.,.. Al. BALDWIN,
Washington, May, 26th, 1s6o.-tf. =.
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Es4NnD .AGsR NgKe

VH yHE EundefsIgned offers his services, as Land
u Agent, to sell, purchase, and transact any
business connected with lands. His pisn viii. be
TO keep Register Of sll lands confded to him
for sale. where correct description Of locality,
Of theaoil wall be given. and what IT is ca
pable ofproducng The tracts will be adyer-
t,sed and The advertisements circulated at such
places. in this and other States, as viii Be most
like % effect sales. Charges will ba at the usu-
alfates.. 0mce5on the North side Of Court House
Square. nsxsito Jas. D. Israel's d corner. .s.=
JOHN MACDONALD.ss
opslousas, Aprikalss 1860. -. .zEEs
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YEyHE undersigned has opened Family
= Grocery Store on Bellevue street, at
Rachels old stand, where he will sell choice
articles at as low price as possible During
the season, be will constantly keep fresh fruits
of all kinds ;. JEAN MARTIN.
Opelousas 28th Jany. 1860 6m.
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CeoasY nov sH NJ M aDiSs,

Pablic ducstiionesy Ia and III yfos f tlss sIzyisa
81. sLassasf5
0faara le NJ Hig.l Cane Y osE. )hoe viii b
pfompslY attended 10. Jan.
hFFICE ii tie Clerk ,fHes aIarkasIiIe
ssssisd profnrt attsntIon S. Iflab
~. -, Y
gross s1yHn asats Iss yeau plsl..s
5sss gs,y Is & HssIIs 1.ssn Hseshs hips
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Plantation for sale.

Plan mdaflOm IOF sale,
MhN Bayou Boeuf. containing 804 acres,
w some $50 well cleared and under fence.
The above Tract of Land is equal in fer
tility to any land upon the Bayou, and will
be aold upon liberal terns. 81
Apply to Dr.. j. A. TAYLOR,
near Opelousas.
November 18th, 1959.-tf.
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For sale at private Sale.

For sale at private Sale.
- The property of the subscriber, stu
l i2sssE ated in the Town. Of Opelousas, consist
lssssE ing in good Dwelling House, Kitchen,
Assasssa &c. . Wheelwrghs shop, with turning
machine i'll good working order, and a town Lot.
This shop is well situated, near two Blacksmith
shops. This property will be sold with or without
all the lumber, tools &c.
For the terms and conditions apply to the under
signed, on the premises.
He reiterates his firm determination Of working
for cash aud for cash only.
April 18th PIERRE G0SSEL1N.
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A good horse power; Sugar Mill, With setof
IA kettles, all in good order, will be sold at a
moderate price, Apply to John E Hudson Beete-
vue, Of at the oGice 1.-THE Qcs'onszs CStrisrsa
= Time ,fr feSD8 1esssEz~-sfszk4 E5.@sssss sgs.
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PHOTOGRAPHS AND AMBRoTYpEs.

IN 4. =. KELL0GG annonnces to the citi-
VI gems Of 0pelonsas and vicinity, that be has
Just rece,yed fresh supply Of material that he
has y new style Of picture, the CrystaI.back An
brotype which cannot be surpassed in nestness
aud durability. g 81 8!
Call md examine for yourselves, al his old stand.
ain Street Opelousas, La. q.
. March 31st lssoH 80 - =
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Va W &c. Ne .Ass.1E:ss a KING 7

@ 7NSaIElJs5s s5s .AI .EEAIs. q INJos !
"a, THE undersigned, being md longer enga-
aa.l8 ged with Mr. DelaTue, has the honor to an
self in OpeIousas, where he viii repair sciocks,
watches and jewelry. The most difficult jobs in
his trade will be done in the most approved style
and kmanlike manner. Repairs on Chronome-=
ters, Patent Levers ETC., fully guaranteed
His shop is on Bellevue street, Between Main
and Court. III OpeInusas. a. Ii w II. JUDGE.
Onelousas May a6th. 1860 ss.zz s - -
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A we'll improved Farm.

NV E are authorized to sell property situated
W. in Church Prairie, about three miles from
Opeousas and equally distant from Washington,
consisting of l74 acres 4j of which under fence.
The Improvements are complete and make of
the place comfortable residence.
Wood land near by can be purchased with or
without it. - DUPRE & GARLAND.
OpeIousas, May 19th, 1860. s.
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IsI "A NOS, HtAR rE ONT yAIs. &C

A ELAE DRAIN, NJ. a4s Conti Street, between Char
n. aud Royal New ORLEANS, has just rsceived
assortment Of Pianos directly from the Of
A Debain Of Par all The Courts d
Europe South Mr. Debafn has ved several
medals sf the Expositions France Iondonand New York.
fsr Pianos of his nyeHten all the Pianos that
come ron maaeacturs expressly made aud improved
and recognized Enspe as being supe-
rorto all others. s&aSg jss&Ss 81 t5F&23 Ss4ss
MI. All Fasd rain, favorabiy known in many Parishes Of
Loalsiaa tke.onor invite amateurs TO
themselves superiority ofthe Pianos and Harro
that hi has u received from the abnys named house
Having foreman she riaanhetory of Mr. Deban,
Fianain thoroughly convincedef he rur,tY
fnsrumeu being dessrcu to MAKE them web sosn
this Ste Will content himself with nait profit the
she same and will guarantee them. Besides hefiii
time and repair them. Sfs1ty t*4 x4As s8
Piano sseaaniGHe. d
This instrument has definitely sanquised all itcu and
preiudices the double advantage Of being TIE
same tine Piano with KY ar artists aaa Tor
ns mon which an artist can piece
of music 4 With the ;nechan.
tsm Of ibis instrument and !sfi repair ihsn Perfectly
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BORNE 8 &GRADENTGO, Collectors,
ias in collection ohs claims hs e kinds =, and
from the Parish of St. Landry and those adjoining,
as well as from New Orleans, They hope by their
Industry and puactuality to deserve share of the
public patronage. Their Office is on Main street.
Ope!ousas, opposite N. Provost. Jan. Is, 1869
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s1as Ekaes 1sEaaEso
YEyHE Undersigned having retired from The Land
OfHra Id Onsiousas. offers his services bis
friends and the public as bayiag
md selliag entegia lands, and in attending
ko VII kinds of land CLAIMS In said Office. g inf.
mate acqua,ntance with the business cf tne once
ding their hsIsinass ito Ais
10 QEIn sJ III Az 10 h.
Opelousas, March 3Ist, 1s60.-.rtE ssF.,s
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siesIdence sor Sale.
A house and lot. located in a desirable part of
IA Orelousas will be sold on reasonable terms.
Apply at the Courier Office. 5fs@s ff ": !
4 MAY l2th, lS6O.-tf. s zsls3 s5r.s., IT
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FOR SALE.

A SPLENDID SUGAR PLANTATION stt.-
n atea on the Bayou Boeuf, consisting Of 1900
arpents Of and, well improved as sugar plantation
about ten miles above Washington in the Parish
Of st. Landry. s DUPRE & GARLAND.
Opelonsas, MAY 18th, 1860. ..s-I
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For Sale at Private Sale.

FOE. Sale at Private Sale.
A TRACT OF LAND, situated at the
"a head of Bayou s;nw, in the Parish o OF
ST Landry, being the n W Quarter and tbe
W. half Of the n, 3. quarter at Section q,
Township 5, South Range 6, East, contain
ing 242 85I100 acres
For particulars apply to Aug. N. Robin, at
the Recorders office, or at the residence Of
Mrs. 2. Labyche, in Opelousas.
% October 9Th, 1859.-1y
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n Gin Stand of the improved patent, with so
saws, for SALE. The terms and conditions will be
advantageous TO the purchaser. 5..-
Apply to The ande signed, on the Bayou Cour~
tableaa,..a ;a5tz IA T. C. RICHARD,
ST. Landry. April 2lst 186O.-4m. ri. gs=s OF
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Groceries, Goods and Motions!

y Groceries, Goods and Motions!
fP THE undersigned ~
HiEd|Bs5EzJEssMa having just returned q 49,
ssNlz2Eg from making pur-s ehaasp III saffaa@1 saflsa@
- 60 all hases in the, City; -.
has the honor to inform bis customers and the
public in general, that he has on hand, at F. A
King, j old stand, corner of Main and Landry
Streets, IN Opeousas, in addition to his previous
large stock, a supply Of
EeRB@R eeR ROgBREB@a
ttsssa=| AN N.,AssORTMENTo OF
sDIg2SZ @AQoGDIE6Ba
CUTLERY, ,sPATENTlsAW- MILLS. CHURNs,
s.ga . Egg-Beaters, Eg- Friers. &c, sc. sss
IN fact, he will endeavor to accommodate his
customers, both as to articles and prices 3sa7
ss .-ft s McHENRY HUSBAND.
81 opelousas, February 4sh 1890. 50 -
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FOR. SALE.

- 4 Ns-1',-I1-'01;; N1-I10;; k1-i111' e
TEHHE undersigned offers for sale his house and
u lot stuatedin the Town Of Opelousas. The
house is large and well constructed, and nearly new
together with new kitchen, servants room, a good
well, in short very. comfortable residence, in a
retired place, and yet the centre of the town.
For further particular apply to the undersigned.
zsss j. PEFFERKORN.
n.l...e.z M,r,h .+ 1eeo -.
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MUS 0tzlya al-aN MDasss aao
- Merehant.Tailor. OpeIousas,

L
EH AStha honorA To announce to his friends and
n the public in general that he has lust arrived
fronlNew York with full and complete assortment
Of goods chosen expressly by him and for his pa.
irons, suitable forgemlemen clothing such cloths
casinirs and other stus He has also large assort-
raent Of ready made clothing, cut and made under
his own supervision and after the most fashionable
cuts most of which to suit his Old patrons asso the
r5udlie who may wish good, durable and elegant
clothing. h4s9szs5 as tsssss isssasy## Exsz,
opelaasas, October 2g.h s5s-.-ly T.. = -
DIR. w IN. A. E Eobortsoaaa I.
ElEzAVING permanently settled IN Washington,
u III offers his professional services to all who may
honor him with their patronage. saas55ssass's
Office on Main Street, opposite the Drug Store Of
Messrs Loaailnet& Roaehez. Il Ap q, la5o----1y
DIR: !. Is. nIcmI AN, Washington. Ia.
"A z the sign ofsthe mortar, On Main street in
"A Washington, La., vii !alwayaabe found. 4
complete supply Of ffeshsa.aa pure i.s.
~ assT ID - M Hedicizles,
ISL; ss.ss. ,.s 5sss., and Chemicals.
will certainly come BIZ THE. next trip of the beat
Pavsicians' Prescriptions will lie prepared with
the gTaatestscare dit all hours. fssSs ~ 3z8s
Dr. ilIan offers his professional seryiceato
those who may need his services. #
Washing ton, May 18Th, ls6o.--ly.
WASHINGTON DRI)J G 3 ORE.
@. TIE ind aTsigned hereby inform their
M Il; ends and the public ID general that they
iii ha III itst re ceived fresh and considerable
agsortrnea ut of Drugs and as also Paints
rfumesy of all kinds, Nc.
They are agents. for the sale Of q large quantity
of Patent Me iiles, the most popular. 5s5sa
=*ssss'Es y A. LO QUA ILLIER & co.
AnrsI t 1850 IN IN if1stn,f Ia
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REW a-ARRI AIS.
asz> JUST received at the oPELOUsAS
- - DRUG STORE, kept BY
IL Pc Ao lAIEeRARD
- Soluble Phosphate Of Iron, 81 Leras,
Hypophosphite Of Soda, Bromide of Potassium
Iron Alum; And general assortment of French
Chemicals and Patent Medicines.
ENGLISH AND AMER1cAN PATENT MEDICINES
Kennedy's great Medical Discovery, McLean's
invigoaating Cordial, Jonas Whitcomb's Asthma
Remedy,e etc. 5sa sszs.s s i
ERY.--Laaies, fine Penkniyes; Gentlemen's
pocket snd Sporting Knives Fine Razors, in cases;
Ladies' Scissors assorted in cases, and BY the single
pair; Forceps and Puiikins. bar 5.sE i |
STATloaERy.--Record, Letter and Note Paper Of
the best quality; Steel Pens, Pen Holders, India
Rubber Squares; Lead Pencils. GuiIot Carnine
Ink, Envelopes, Maynard & Noye's celebrated
Black writing Ink. *5ss Ss ssf #zst t= :g.ss
FaNcy ARTIcLEs AND DPERruMERY.-Biscuit Sta
tuettes Porcelaine and Glass Powder Boxes, Porte.
monnaies, Handerchiefs Extracts, Pomatum, Toi-
let Soaps, Creole OF, for the hair. etc. u a3
SuNDRuEs--Paints, Zinc and White Lead, Col
ors ground Oil and Water, Lamp and Linseed
Oils. Brushes, etc
AIso--A. lot Of Specie Jars, suitable to put up
Preserves. & .$$ Il
Opelousas, November 19th, 1859.
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&Dzg - u.

- Formerly lsal lIaossse I1gfashisgton ~.
ssssm JAMES 8. GREENL LEE, of NJ Mississsiips-. zip.
pi, having pure hassed#he aboys house, begs leave
to announce To the public that Il ii now open for
ha reception Of transient and pernaanea boarders
ItEis situated and lsssger steam
boat landing front tins HE GonIt hIean, 81
lie pTegnises have zen newly furnished, and no
affbft will ba spared I'd reIde the
as pleasant ARA acsertabie toaits patrons
10 those of any hotal u the interior the State
aaedskahhngfor horses.
JanuarVr th, q l8f0. s, .
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. ANgRlciN aeoaaTIg BITTgRl Cob

F0f Ladies', pe7s0 sdlzVlS7lts1 z71 ysa1g1s
INT the two bitterss he shrstis takenssEith any
" thingto suit the eaaste 4 The second isalready
prepared, and il to be- taken prepared. Both can
be taken toget taera The use of one or the otheror
both at te Same time restores ID health and re-
establishes aigestiye organs, the cause 81 saii
such diseases as LIVER Complaint, Nervous DIS.
eases, General Debility Ssei, &c, aud aslhtonva-
lescence accompanied Rtsh great weakness, and
natural consequences Of fevers. Itisa great reae-
dy for bringing back trensth III The body Sc, BIC.
For sale BY A. a PEYCHAUD, Druggist,li In
New Driaans, and 8. fLEvv, agent, ii Opelonsas.
Octohe- Bth. lis 59.---i " II -
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C0fItFBitnFIlIG. ~ EXChHHgG AlIG!y N'.tfleailS,
11.zassa,, Have theilonor soinform their friends
sa land thetpublc that they have ejnstopened
sIS at their Store, No. % Bienvie Street, at
the corner Of Exchange Alley Z Depot Of Furniture
Of every descriptions such as Bedsseasls, Armoir,
CentreTa and others, TeIe-a-tete, Chairs, Sofas,
Fanseuls nss hair and spring mattresses, Feather
beds. They repair furniture, make exchanges and
take 1t Oh storage. They hope bycare and industry
to obtain a share Of public patronage Doc. e.
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taxf lrssE zRa 0tscf.
ThR. EDWARD PLATE, from the Medical
- Faculty of Paris, offer Ills profe sional ser
vices to ali WHO will hoaor him " th their. con- on
fde,lce. II. Viii
hnusa lately occupied by M /. Evte. Debaillo lon
Wash ton, Aagast 9th, 1885, H.. -.
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CNDER TIE D1KzCTIUN OF
Dr. J. A. A. DELARUELLE, PRINCIPAL; Professor
Of French and Latin. g.
-Pyofessor of Eaolisi and English Lite
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Na.R ! lsEl ~ ,gSa q Isa

ESIRES 10 Inform his patrons and friends Y ana
~ The public generally that hes has established
himself On Landry steet hetwe Office o. essfs
Dupr6 and Garland and that Of Mr. ~ H. Moutpn,
and that he will be ready al any and all times 70 at
tend 10 those who may favor him with call ss 1
u sE1nnlot,sas Il Afay sta, Ib60~-.l F.4ss ssAs
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The Shasta courier., 1860-06-30

sSA. Justice Daniel of the Supreme Court, is
dead. 1t is thought that Attorney General Black
will be nominated.for the vacancy
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-30
Greeley and Seward.


The annexed letter must elevate Greeley in the
estimation Of every honest man. His enemies
have been holding it over him for some time, as
a sort of check upon his hostility to Seward
He, however, does not appear to have been
ashamed of it. Neither should he have been.
longer to work for the political elevation of a
man, who so far from even thanking him, re-
wards his enemies. He boldly states his wrongs,
avows his purpose, bides his time, and when the
man without gratitude has hfs whole soul fixed
upon the very climax of his ambition, he steps
in and Stays him, as all ingrates should be slain,
without barbarity, but with sharp knife and
strong, quick arm. Honor 70 Greeley. Here is
his letter:
New YORK, Nos 8, 1854.
To the Hon. VIM. II. Seward-Sir desire 10
say to you that the firm of Seward, Weed l.
Greeley is from this day dissolved, by the with
drawal of the junior member of the firm When
edited the Jefersonian, at Albany, you and
your friends acknowledged the effect of my labor
in your cause, in elevating you to the Office of
Governor and United States Senator. For my
labor in sustaining you only received ten dollars
"a ueek to support my wife, self and child.
When you were Governor of this State, with
great patronage in your hands, no offer of any
portion to assist me was ever made. When Gen.
Harrison was elected President, you had full
control of the Federal patronage in this State,
and received no consideration at your hands.
When Gen. Taylor was elected President, you
also had the principal distribution of the Fed
eral patronage, and in connection with Mr.
Weed you made Hugh Maxwell Collector of this
port a man who was never entitled to the con-
fdence of the Wing party. Instead of reward
ing men who had faithfully adhered to Henry
Clay and to you, such men as Zebedee Ring, an
outcast from Nova Scotia, was appointed Sur
yeyor of the port David \. Bokee was made
Naval Officer; VIM. V. Brady, Postmaster; VIM.
! H. Leroy, Navy Agent; Hiram Fuller, Naval
/ Storekeeper John Young, Sub Treasurer ! and
a man was selected for United States Marshal,
whom you know | cannot name
And yet, while you knew l had lost every
dollar possessed in starting the Galway line OF
steam packets to benefit Ireland and Yourself
no offer was made me of assistance or place
! Subsequently it was understood by my friends
/ that should be candidate of our party for
/ Governor, and your consent was given: but in
stead of supporting me, you and your friends
nominated that trimmer and little villain, Ray
mond, for 1t. Governor, who was no advantage
to our party, and a man whom to know is to de-
test In all the positions | have labored 'tc
place you, the emoluments and the honors have
been divided between yourself and Wade.
have now to say that any support you may
| hereafter receive from me will be because il i.
necessary for the party, but not from persona
| consideration. Yours, etc.
HORACE GREELEY.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-30
TEHAMA HOUSE.
Cor California and Sansome Streets.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.

o. THE PROPRIETOR, thankful for a
Ejmi liberal patronage, has increased his fa-
4-2...A cilities by leasing and connecting that
large three story brick building adjoining on
California street.
We feel safe to say this extension is not sur
passed Tor convenience by any Hotel in Cali
fornia. 1t is superbly furnished, and the Par
lors and Ladies entrance have been changed to
it.
The original building has undergone many
valuable changes, rooms enlarged, Gas and Wa
ter brought in, and is now being generally rem
ovated and improved.
The Hotel has now, for the accommodation of
Families, 20 large and commodious rooms. in
suites, besides those formerly for single per-
sons.
Attached to the House is Alden's Restaurant,
where lately has been fitted up, expressly for
Ladies and Families, a neat, large and airy sa-
loon, with prices to suit the most fastidious
Jel6;3m G. W. FRINK, Proprietor.
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-30

BSA- We learn that, on the 18th May, Lady
Byron, the widow of the great poet, died at
Condon in the sixty-sixth year Of her age. She
was born in 1894, and was the only daughter
and heir of Sir Ralph Milbanke Noel, Baronet
In 1856 she succeeded to the barony of Went
worth. She was married to Lord Byron in 1916
the union proving, as is well known, most un-
happy to both husband and wife, and be lived
with his wife only some thirteen days. TheiI
only child,
"Ada, sole daughter of my'house and heart"
was married to Earl Lovelace, and died eight
years ago.
The marriage of Byron with Miss Mllbanke
was one prompted by motives of interest
The Shasta courier., 1860-06-30
Shasta Wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.
SHASTA, June 80, 1860.

Gin, N. Y, 49,. 1@ll
Gin, Holland, =. 2@24
Port Wine, ........2@2!
Sherry, .............2@4
Champ'n, u bas.12@l4
Claret, y case, 43@44
Sauterne, ...59@5&
Absynthej ......l4@l5
NAILS.
Ass'd cut, - kg, S62@7
Wrought, u ID, 16@
Mule and Horse,
u ib,......... 4O@5O
Cut Spikes, ...... 1907
LEATHER.
Sole, oak I'd, y ib, GAO
Sole, hemlock, 500
Harness, .........45@
Skirting, .........50@
Kipskins, ,F To-. b...Sl@1i
Sheep skins, ..... 6@9
Calf skins,..... S24@5O
IRON AND STEEL.
Sweeds,. bar, as
sorted, y ib, 9@lo
American, ....i" 8@ 8
Shoe shape, Sw'ds, @lO
" Norway. 1O@ll
" American, l0@1l
Tom iron, ass'd, ll@
Russian, sheet, 25@
Oast steer, ass uj zz(0Zo
German, $50
Plow".............l5@20
FRUITS.
Brandy peaches,
u case, ......SS@1O
=" cherries ...... GAS
" assorted, 49,. Gas
Preserves, asst, SOLO
Pie fruits,......... 6@73
TOBACCO.
Grape, U ID, ...25@45
Fruit, ....-.........40 40@42
Twin Brothers, 3o@37
Nectar, leaf. .30@37
Peach, .40@44
Smoking, gross, 81