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The Shasta courier., 1860-10-06


trict, Of the State of California, in and for the
County of Shasta
Samuel j. Griffith vs.. Mary sopI.in
Griffith.
Action brought in the District Court of the
Ninth Judicial District Of the State of Califor-
mia, in and for the County of Shasta and the
complaint filed in said County of Shasta. ia
the Office of the Clerk of said District Court
Tie People ofHe State Of CaEfornia. send qreefiDq
to MARY SOPHIA GRIFFITH, defendant:
XIOU are hereby required to appear in an ac-
4 tiOn brought against you by the above
named Plaintiff in the District Court of the 9th
Judicial District of the State of California, in
and for the County ofShasta, and to answer the
complaint filed therein, "a copy of winch ac-
companies this Summons) within ten days, lex
elusive of the day of service,l after the service
on you of this summons-if served within this
County; Or if served out of this County, but
within this Judicial District within twenty DAYS:
or if served out of said District then within for
ty days-or judgment by default will be taken
against you according to the prayer Of said Com
plant.
The said action is brought TO obtain decree
of divorce from the bonds of matrimony now
existing between you and plaintiff upon the
ground of wilful deserton and cruel treatment
all of,which will more fully appear by reference
to the complaint, copy OF which is hereto at
tached.
Andyou are hereby notified that if you fail to
appear ana answer the said Complaint as above
required the said Plaintiff will apply to the
Court for decree, in conformity with the pray
er of said Complaint
Given under my hand and the Seal of this
District Court of the 9th Judicial District. of
the State of California, in and for the County
of Shasta, this 25th day of September, in the
year of our Lord One Thousand Eight Hun
dred and Sixty.
JOHN ANDERSON.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Shasta, So

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Shasta,
On readingthe affidavit plaintiff fled herein,
and being fully satisfied therefrom that a cause
Of action exists against the above named defend
ant, and that said defendant is a nonresident
of the State of California. and is a resident of
the State of Maryland, !, VIM. p Daingerield,
Judge of the District Court of the Ninth Judicial
District in and tor the County and State afore-
said, do therefore hereby order that service be
had upon said defendant 5y publication of sum
mons in the Shasta COURIER, a newspaper pub
lshed in said County and State, once each week
for (3) three months from and after the first
publication thereof
WIN. P. DAINGERFIELD.
District Judge.
Ar CHAMBERS, Shasta, September "A, 1860
ISAAC BAGGs, Attorney for Plaintiff. se2o:3m
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ooNTsNPr OF CoURr IL A BAR RooM--A few
days since Campo Seco Justice of the Peace
tired case, and upon its conclusion started TO
50 home with his books. On the way be stoo-
ed IN a saloon TO take a drink here he found
one OF the parties to the case which had lust
been decided this party was profanely de-
nouneing the course of the trial The macis-
trate hastily swallowed his liquor, opened his
docket on the counter and entered fne of FIVE
dollars against the noisy party for contempt of
oourtl This enlightened officer is a candidate
or gre-election--1mador Ledger.
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CAUTION.

Owing to the unexampled demand for these
Bltters, some nnprincipled parties have endea-
vored to counterfeit them. The genuine RO-
SENBAUM have the name of y. b. JACOBS 4
CO. branded on each co-k, and their signature
on each label. Bew,f, also. Of worthless
article, called Rosenclrs Bitters, put up in this
city It's external appearance is very much like
the true RoSenbaum, but ii is useless as a rem
edial agent and has only been got up to prey on
the reputation attained by Rosenbaums Bitters.
N. B. JACOBS & CO.,
Corner Sansome and Commercial sts..
nrIO:Om san Francisco
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DALxS
OLD LONDON
CLUB HOUSE GIN.

nALYiS OLD LONDON CLUB HOUSE GIN,
II which has been used so extensively in Cal
ifornia for the past five years, is pronounced by
all good judges to be the best article of GIN
ever offered ior sale in this market in bottles.
In consequence of other parties shipping Gin
in green cases, and branding it Old London Gin
hereafter the genuine Dalys Old London Club
House Gin will be pat up in UNPAINTED
CASES, to which fact the attention of purcha-
sers is called.
In ordering CLUB HOUSE GIN, merchants
should be particular to order " DALYiS CLUB
HOUSE GIN.
WM. NEWELL d CO,
Sole Agents.
aull:3m San Francisco.
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Notice..

A LII PERSONS having claims against the es-
1 i tate Of Matilda Maranda, deceased, are
hereby notified to present the same to the un-
dersigned, at his place Of business, in the town
Of Shasta, within ten months from the second
day of March last past, otherwise such claims,
if any, viii be waived.
II. \. BENTLY,
Administrator of he estate of said Matilda
Maranda, deceased.
Shasta, May T. 1860 m5s9m
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SHASTA COURIER.

Ba~ l.. P. FISHERS the only Agent of the
SHASTA COURIER in San Francisco, with power
to receive subscriptions and advertisements
therefor and receipt for the same.
OFFICE-l7l2 Washington street, opposite
Maguire's Opera House.
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A Lovely Widder.

Ethan Spikes, in the Portland Transcript, has
Ledger contributions which contains q "pen
portrait of % lovely widder We extract it
together with scene between the lovely crea-
ture and her adorer:
We hev sed it was mite. And wunst fur all
say again
1t was mite.
In the fore room of widder Tutile's house sot
widder Tuttle-such was her name-and like
wise her natur-was lovely gal. would be
eral rows OF apple trees away from meeting her
case. Her raven tresses were redder AN her
nose, oneXpressible eyes, tecth-grirders, to-
theirs being Tux out-probably ivory. Add to
these the form of a syrup, and you have one of
them gals kalkerlated to make man strike his
aged father, kick his grandmother, break the
ten commandments, and purity much every
thing else.
Leastwise so thought Jeems Perkins, as he
melt at her feet that cold cold cold mite.
Farest of the sects, loveiest won, implored
the yuth, heer me swar"
She said she would
And he swored.
May be whitfield inter kindlin wood"
swore Jeems, " may be used for stuilin sassen-
gers, if ever"
Heer the strain caused by neelin too
much for licenses unmentionables. Thar
n rip, then tare, and then pore Jeems kertum-
muxed.
A dedly pallor srrfused the classik counte-
nance Of the lovely Serefeener. 40, grashus !"
she cried and then swooned.
And then Jeemes he swooned tco.
The-as eff this had been the signal-the
thunder bellered, lghtenin flashed, and the
wind roared in the chimby.
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SEND EN- TO LoBELIA."-A couple CT stres,
politicians were discussing the nigcer oues-
ilon, when one approached who had something
else to talk about, and he silenced the contro.
Yersy with
Oh, the niggeFs be id What's the use =?
Why don't We send EN- all to Lo6slia and get
nd Of EN- ?'-4mador Ledger.
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5 w 4 5 E US HOTEL.
Lower Springs.
TWO MILES BELOW SHASTA
Lower Springs.

4,..SS THIS HOUSE Is LOCATED IN 4
i!ir3 good mining district, and possesses su-
81 perior advantages for the accommoda-
ton OF miners and the travelling public. Team
sters are assured that every attention will be
paid to their wants. Hay and Barley alwavs on
hand at the lowest market prices.
BENZ. SWASEY.
Lower Springs, Dec 1857 If
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HSsy~ The State Fair recently held at Sacra
mento, was very great success.
The Shasta courier., 1860-10-06

GARIBALDI AN ISDIAS-G Garbadi, by turns,
has been claimed as countryman by the Scotch
men, lrshmen, Spaniards, and several other
peoples" but a newspaper called the L'Ordre,
published at Montreal has discovered that the
great chieftain is a Canadian Indian Here's
the proof: In the year 1872, noted Iroquois
chief, named Garrabaldeh, (signifying ''Mighty
in War, immigrated from western New York
to Lower Canada. He had several sons, the
oldest called Joseph, who was called by the
French inhabitants, who could not pronounce
the lroquois correctly, Garibaldi In the year
1920, old Garrabaldeh died, and Joseph was
prevailed upon by priest to accompany him to
Italy. He was educated by the priest, and re-
ceiyed Giuseppe as a name instead of Garibald
This information received from Francis
Garrabaldeh, at present residing near Sorel, with
whom the great General constantly cores
ponds. Persons still having doubts on this i'm
portant matter satisfy themselves by ap-
plying to Francis, at Sorcl. 1t can no longer
be said that Canada has not produced one great
man.
H4g" The State Fair recently held at Sacra-
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SulEAsksOHS,

In the District Court of the Aiuth Judicial Dis
trict, Of the State of California, in and for the
County Of Shasta.
Samuel j. Griffith vs.. Mary sophia
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ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOl ELL Abercrombie, Tenn;
" Heard, Miss; Graves, La; w Porter NY;
Pratt, Ala; Mrs Herndon and son, sc; G Sau-
dige, La; NJ Jones, w Jones, Ala; w J Garnett.
Vs. w White, USN; Tebb, NY; w Stone.
bach, Ga ~ Wise and ly, : w Wood and IL, NC;
Denis, Ruford, VA Ii NJ artin and ladies, NY;
DR. Garvin and ly, f. Kent, Ga; w Potts La
Mrs w Jones, A Mellon, Miss; w Crew and
fam, Va Riker ond ly, Miss Spring, NY:
DR. II A Catchiags, Miss; Henderson, r Dixon,
-; A G Wright, Ala; c H Alden, Miss; 8 Sukey
and ly, Va; w Baker, Pa; Hon NJ Mordecaf
Sc; RWilliams. Fla; Eisenmenger, Md; III g
Feels, Miss l. stabter, NC; Mrs H Met latcher. Pc:
Mrs Conrad, Nc II Moore, Ky; Flame
gan and fam, Va; ii Kneiss and mother Md: y
A Ellesbs end ly, Miss Du Bose DIR X Ware and
fam, Il J Motion and fam, Miss Jordan Miss
nj Robinson, Mi. Russ, Ala; q w Miller
Miss Miller, Miss Pope, A McGill and fam
Miss Paullin and fam, Ga; ! 9 Miles, Mass; DR.
n SpoitswOod, Fla; c Entriken, Pa; Il Raw
erett, GA; A Talley, Wa; Roust, Md
NATIONAL HOTEL A Whitsley, Md: ]
A Mattingiy, DC; J Bottoms Ga; w In Ein.
nall, Nj FInnsll, Va; F Smith NJ; n Nc
Gowan, Md A + Tift, Fla; Col Rusgles, USA;
Act Mid Ruggles, USN; ] Gelgsrda n.er and
lady, Miss En.eibrecht, C Brunef, Md; J Mar
tindale, Egerls, Wsirs. NY; 1t KELLOGG. =:
J A Brownelle, RI; Capt II X Hof, USS; Mr.
Mitchell, Md; A r Maen, NY; Thomas Va;
Curel and fam, La; w Butte Mo; T. Sanborn
Sioux City; Sizer and lady, G Miller. Mis-
Miller, Niss Pope, TcGill and fam Miss w
Ashu, NY. -~'
klRhWOOD House, NJ Orr, Va; r Old
ham, sc; Beresford La; Rogers and ly. NY.
hrs Bossett, Pa Ficklin, Mo; C Howard. va.
Wilson, USN; F Nickels w Walsh. NV: y
MAXWELL va; DIR Langdon, Pa; C Burt, ILL.,
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IVA Partisan genius has just invented a mu-
steal Peucoat! BY the aid of scientific echanism
ths crinoline Is rid Of all springs, hoops, bolts
Pivots, &c, and Is inflated, like life preserver,
tho air furnishing any amount Of distension re-
CURED, to given circumference Of say a quarter
Is thiE-The elegant wearer need only touch a
50 ling, arranged to communicate with the pocket
OF her drsss and the air In the skirt sets in
q musical attachment, not unlike bird organ
playing variety Of tunes, from the gems of the
opera to the nusery lullaby. The inventor conf
IDENTIFY declares that ballroom orchestras NAV be
entirely dispensed with In future the ladies wear
Ing bis musical pettcoat" can provide them
selves with waltzes, quadrles and polkas to their
hearts cont.nt
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NEW YORK ALDKRMES-Benaett. of tbs Her
aid, apparently, does not think highly Of Alder
manic breeding in the great metro polls Indeed
we should say his opinion Of Il is decidedly bad
The Prince Of Wales, es We all know, is expected
TO visit New York very shortly. IL has been de-
cided to keep him entirely out of the Common
Council. He Is to stay at hotel and is to be
known only as the Baron Renfrew. The Herald
says thereupon:
The Mayor will do the civic donors In a uiet,
gentlemaaly way; but the Aldermen will be en-
tirely ignored, unless they 60 to work and mend
their manners If presentable they may be in
vited TO meet the Prince at the City Hall. They
must, however, come well washed and clean
shaved; chewing tobacco in the presence 10 stctly
prohibited, under pain Of Immediate expulsion;
1t will be required likewise that each OF the
fathers will refrain from ardent spirits durin z
the week previous to the affair, - at least that
time will be required before they can be thorough
lv or cod sober; thsy will be careful to keep
their noses clean, to have their boots polished
and TO wear gloves; (there must be some of the
japanese invoice left;) they will be required to
give security that none of their intimate personal
friends in the ward will attempt to pick the
pockets of tue noblemen I'm the Princes suite
Upon no account must any Alderman or Council
man open his mouth, as be would be sure to put
his FOOT It. In the matter ofhe ball the Aldermen
are 70 be In state OF strict uarantine persons
wearing white hats, yellow gloves, and blue coats
with brass buttons, are to be permitted within
guDshot Of Irving Place on the eventful night of
that affair. The list Of managers which we
reprint elsewhere, does not contain the name Of a
siugls member of the Corporation. They had
their ding at the japanese ball. and nice mess
they made Of It, Now, the citizens disguised
with the vulgarity and shameful extravaganza OF
the Aldermen, have taken matters In their own
hands, ana willspend their own money In their own
way And that 10 the oaly means by which the
Aldermen can be made TO understand how con-
tempdble they have made themselves. and the
COVE -nrnent they pretend to administer"
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DEATH or THE NOTORIOUS RosINA TowysEyp
The Albany Kuickerbockc OF the 2Ist saws Mrs
Aohst, Of Castleton. once notorious az 'R osina
Townsend" the keeper Of the house Of fll-fame
In Thomas street, New York where Helen Jewett
was murdered, nearly quarter of a century since.
died at Castleton, below this CITY, on SATURDAY.
last. she has resided In that village for nearly
OF the Methodist Church. She was q woman of
active oenevolence, and was foremost In every
movement to ameliorate the condition of the poor
IL was supposed by many that when she died she
might throw some additional light upon the muir
der OF Helen Jewett, which caused such intense
excitement throug bout the country at the time of
the trial, but she never revealed 10 What little
property she had she bequeathed to her husba I'D /.
with whom abe lived contented and happy for
many wears.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
ID OPTICAL.
L PROPOSALS FOR LOAN OF TEN MIL.
LION DOLLARS
TREASURY Drp.rrxvxr c.,

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, Sept. 9, Is6o
Salad PROPOSALS will be received 81 this De-
partnent until IL O'Clock, noon, Of Monday, the
40 DAY OF October next, for ten millions of dollars
OF stock of the United States. to be issued under
me act OF Congress of ths 99d day of June last,
authorizing loan and providing for the redemp-
uon OF Treasury notes. at which time the oposals
" II te opened and deolded on. The stock will be
remburssbls In ten years from the FIRST day of Jan
uary next, and Will bear interest, at Ave Per CEN
tuT per annum, payable semi annually on the FIRST
days of January and July of each year.
No offer will be accepted below par, and none
for any faction of one thousand dollars; nor will
any offer be considered unless one per oentum of
the amount thereof Is deposited With depositary
of the United States, subject to the order of the
Secretary of the Treasury. The certificate of such
deposit must accompany the proposals. In oil
cases the offer must be unconditional, without
reference to other Offers and must state the rate of
premium offered.
Proposals for Loan Of 1867" and to be addressed
''To the Secretary of the Treasury, Washington,
&C."
The best bidders under the foregoing conditions
for the aggregate sun of ten millions of dollars
will be immediately informed BY mail of the ac-
cePtance of their offers, and they must de post the
amount so accepted, with the premium thereon,
with the Treasurer OF the United States, or the
Assistant Treasurer at Boston, New York, Phila
celphia, Charleston. New Orleans, or st. Louis,
on or before the 27d day of November next Should
successful bidders desire to deposit ct other points
their wishes Will be duly considered on being
stated to this Department.
Certificates Ofinsoribed stock will be issued in
sums not less than one thousand dollars each to
the successful bidders, or their assigns. for the
principal SO deposited carrying interest at the
of i've per oentum from the date of such deposit
Such stock vii! be transferable on the books of
the Treasury, agreeably TO the regulations of the
Department.
Should any the successful bidders req urs GER
ticstes of stock, with coupons of semi annual In
terest thereon from the first day of January
next, such certificates will be issued, with such
coupons attached. in of one thou sand dollars
eacn; and such coupon stock, instead of being
transferable on the books of tho Treasury, may be
| assigned and transferred By the delivery of the
certificates The interest Of the last named Sock,
from the date Of the depost to the first day of jan
uary next will be paid to the successful bidder or
his attorney. BY the depository with whom the
principal was deposited.
The preliminary deposit of one per oentum, re-
qured upon eli proposals under this NOTICE, will
be included In the deposits of principal and premi-
um made by successful bidders, and will be imme-
diatey directed to be returned to the
bidders. HOWELL COBB
| Sc 1O-2dwti Secretary of the Tyeasury
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PROPOSALS FOR IRON FENCE AMI
Z GATES FOR THE TREASURY extern
BUREAU OF CoNsrRucrro,

TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT. Sept. "A, 1880. (
until the 10th cay of October, A. ID 1850, Al Is
O'clock, noon, for furnishing and putting up DOM
for the approaches to the south wing Of the Teas
ury EHts tom Buiiding Photographed plans and
organizations can be had upon application at this
ONCE on and after the 18th Instant "
The proposals should be plainly endorsed on the
envelope =" Proposals for Iron Fence and Gates Tor
the Treasury Eztesstos," and theJ will be opened
e one O'Clock on the day last named for receiving
the same
Bids viii only be received per linee foot for lens tn
offence, for zach kind Offence The measurement
for langth 20 be exclusive of Granite Posts Ard
the Iron Gates Bids will not be considered If made
~ the pound; or If made In sross for the whole.
double Gate of the different sizes
Acting Engineer In oh.rse, Treasury Depart
ment. ea n iaawtnrio
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MEDICINES.

q a. LOCK HOSPITAL,
HAs Dssssssvst sAs sssst Csvtsss, Speedy sal ss,p
Efsessa1 Rssssdy IN fks World,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DRLICACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
4 CURE Warranted, OR NO cHAR6Y,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
wsahass. Of he Basi. sueur.s Af..u.u. ssus na.sr
eAd Bladder. involuntary Disehargss Impstsuey esasr
s.a s:.. a., is S::
pmnss Of SIGHT" siddnss, Disease sfihs Had, Threat
g.; T.Iisl; D.::ss::. ;;.as s::.,y ::s,:. .
der Msrags mpsssiss. and dsrsy bets Dsdy ssd Aisd
Especially vAs have ssesme tbs victims Of sstaYy vss
an snamsy grave Ys,nT Ma Il tSs nss. a..
,tsd talents and brilliant vbs might sb.rvss
yahsd ssssasy De living Tyre, nay call viii fill ssse
AAlRuD PHAsonc, - Yssas Nee ssats.p l,u.g Mas
s:s s.,,s 81 rs,.s:a .''l,'' ''s.sis d'sv
IL vhs places DE sars Of d., nay r,lis
s..y seulds ii. s.osI .s g'ss'nas ssa ssssdsay ss
OFFICE Ne = oBfH PRKpERUzsYREEY,
% . .:a deer
auss b paid and ssasain stamp.
Ms.ss sfths Royal College sfsurfssos lsads. rdvss,
sn enc q 81. meet .ninsnt C.;g.s in DE gnsd s.ts
Pta Lsndsn P.ri, Phadslphi, and s.ssSs.. S.. Il
csd the astsn,shnr eurss thss we're ave,
n Il: n:id =. ..s .s.:
ssands, b.shfsns With frequent bluhing attended ..ns
tines With dsSsngsmsnt Of mind, cared linn sdiatsv
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
YsuAs Men and ethsrs che have injured thsmssvss
practice indsg.d in when .sos-. habit frequently
which nightly f. vhsn asleep, and net cured
s.dy, should .Pp, :dsi:iy anu ''''' '''' nina Az
fSo.: .sd and n.l.neA.y sr.s p,.du..l
limbs Pains in the Head Dimn.s of sight, Los. sI,i
IT, D.I.a o. Il. I'd 2sa::S:, s.s:s. p.St1
symptom. o. CoesaIa9dsn, &c.
Spirits Evil FsIbedinSs, Avsrasn sfsseisy, ssfDsirust
love Of Solitude. rimldiy ETC., 81 as evils pss
NERVOUS DEIlLIfY-fAs.ss.as "a. .sv ,.drs VIA
s.nins veal pale. AID :nssa;.d ss'ias
spPssfsnss sssst the esugh Symptoms
DISEASES OF IMPkUDENCE.
wss. u. m'gsidsd and 'st.ry pleasure FAD
has imsis.d q. .ssd. Of hi. painful di.s. e. ere,
:" Ia. i II : .;: &
iah Il. Esp him si.
s: I and %'Hs a 9:. f. :.
..sr h, Calling ds.ppein,msnt BY the Of that
disease. .seh a: kd:eoa. Heart TSs.at Nee:
a. p. vi. s S r:pdsy Ill death put:
discovered essntry from whose traveller returns,
d. goRNsONTREMEDY FOR ORGANIC WKAKMEs,
D. this .., and inP:r.n. remedy v:.ln... IN. .ss.,
speedily cured and fsl vgsr Thssssnds sfA
nest aud de btatsd VIE had lest all hope hav
| been imra sdiatsly relieved.
All imP.dnsnts 70 Marriage Physsal entail Dssuan
1sateas, Less ef PrssTssuvs Fewer Nsrvsss Irntaty
Yssmblag and Wssknsss Exhanssa Of The nsst fsarS
| kind speedily cured.
ENFORCEMENT or YaE n EAU,
fmE MANY THO UsANDs cared instt.tiss With,
s Last ysars and the mpsr,an. sus
cal spsratens Psrsnsd BY Dr. Jsanssn, ~ d,
Fspsrers Of the and many ether Psrssns nsuess
vh have appeared again and before tbs public
sdss bis standing gentleman and psspsps
sutsy sshsisnt GUARANTEE V The .astsd jan 4bly
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X X E, FIRE.

Il II 4, I X 8.
POTOMAC WATER
al, an g, sui engaged Ia the PLUMBING and GAS
rIIIiNG BUSINESS at my old stand IN PhllhaT-
monio Hall. The advantage of having Q pentIful
supply OF water was readily observed Ct the Are O!
yesterday, as an well satI, fed should have been
burned out but for the bountiful supply upor nv
premises and that OF my neig bora
All orders for the Introduction of Water and Ga
Viii be promptly attended 10. Terms as reesonS-
pie ss any plumber In the city.
Jy3 CSNYUER
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yAw-cRAckISG Mantle following elon.
gated and not very Ineligible address appeared
10 tbs list Of letters advertised In the New York
Herald:
.Ollen Be NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Iohn >,
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SOUTHERN TRUNK MANDATORY,
- 499 7TH SrRIIf,

CYTosIe O0d reb0tcs. ffdH WILMINGTON, ~. T..
Travellers will study their interests BY examinin
my TRuNKS, vALlCEs &c, before ureCYYn
chasing elsewere. AS uss none but the KAN
best material the market affords and employ ISL
the best worknen, l oan confidently recommend my
Trunks that are made in other cities and sold here
l keep constantly on hand, aAd make to order ION
TEATHER, TRSN 1 TR2ME TRSNcH 2 DRESs
and WOOD BOX TR INKS; ASHLAND aad
,sssr EAkiGES TRAHEbING BAGS HAIR
Trunks, &c., Repa red and Covered, in work
Trunfs dsvsisd in any part Of the city. George
town, or Alexandra.
Also.Agent for Howe's celebrated FAMILY
SEWING MACHINES.
de 5-lv JAMES 9. TOPHAM.