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The Shasta courier., 1861-07-06


1t was fitting that the Convention testify
their high appreciation of the integrity, hon
esty of purpose and unbending fidelity of
principle SO unexceptionally represented in
the character of Mr.. Tracy, as to declare him
their choice for this Office, by reclamation.
No eulogium from us can add anything to the
high character of Mr.. Tracy, whose integrity,
and noble qualities of head and heart, pre-
eminently qualify him for the position that
his fellow citizens have been pleased to hon.
or him with. Mr.. Tracy's election is certain,
without even an effort on his part
DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
Our nominee for this ofice will, no doubt,
The Shasta courier., 1861-07-06
DEMOCRATIC NOTICE.

The Delegates to the late Union Democratic Con-
yention, from the various precincts, requested
at the respective places, and for the several
purposes named below,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
WILL BE READY ON THURsDAy NEXT,
w AN ObTCASr:
A Novel OF thrilling interest,

WILL BE READY ON THURsDAy NEXT,
w AN ObTCASr:
A Novel OF thrilling interest,
BY y. COLBURN ADAM@.
bold d.shing and grapbich style AZ times he e bbns
the genuine and he has The merit Of
thoroughly what he wntes about
The UUrCAST
IL powerful apes. behalf OF poor, fallen tumaaity.
Every good Christian and true phlsnthrops may study
with profit
THE OuTCAsT
Eyrosee the vanes OF tociee and pictures the
beautiful but errrg Both skechedss with the
hand " painter.
THE oUTCAsT
studied OF crime and 10 soceety Every
chapter lesson of life, full OF truth and instruction.
THE OUbCAsT
Is full Of sound philosophy cutting satire deep pathos and
hpe bumor The author paints and draws
yesk bic and quaint characters, with wonder ul fidelity
a. nature
THE orTCAsT
rymy cfrgymen should recommend II 10 bs congregation
and, having ad IT, they should 10 Its teachings in
De ing with the poor aud the unfortunate.
TIE OUTCAST.
tovs 81 literary II pictures life as " ~, North
and the vicluus-al IA bold and srking coloes.
TIE vUI,AsI
Htsa plot remsrksbe for depth originality and
ton, aid " .vov.d with great skill
Tue OUTCAsT.
ffoee who bave read H. 81 the fasr
nsns and AZ the time poserfu novels written by
sdson d this novel has noarly al been orertd in
luNhled BY
lure 81 N DnoLhDy,
Az Walker street.
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a coxnrso1ssss t a5s E.s'l nsSsiss "a N.
=: sSsss sSSD !; Good. ,,..
Al The Auction sAhs opening SDoo worm Oh Soo's i'0m
At KIhzEY's,
LACEs EN- slUIDKkiKS, RLSBvNs, Trainings
TioVsF hV sasss nl sSsf saLs sfsAw GOODS
YARDS YARDS Tr4'as ssn MsSS sistsS;
s,5co yards spring Bonnet Ribbons g noe -
sss !: AZ ssss ss:' &
y ARD. s s5ss ssR sssan i sls M
$s$ :::i:$ ;#$$s:: !: ::::E
ssSs Straw Straw s s9ssEi g. s. S. IL
sssss :ss ssss, Ss1Ss: sss '
SffIsss s new B BEEss E sSaESR.
sEhEs sSapoN Fl Spool
K KiszES skLLs stV1t GyiIoN &c . Dozen
k.szs EEEs S EEsH .. r....
Fancy Goods alan: ...ams r,ss q 81 Sr s.:,v.v
sss pairs pa: I. Az sss s s,:::. Hsss
iocco Hose from auction closing
E,szsS ssLIs rs GLOVES a &C and Sc :
gents osSss gs ssssp s'S EMF 2ss Sn 81 to a
kszsS ia. It. s
orssss 80 ne s ssys s Ss, ss sSd sDod
trom agson s ns linen sets Sleeves and coa' in
KIszsy hs. JOB u SENDS very cheap s. 20 &c
ASzAl s.. H as ss1a Lace %
1000 gents coloed berdeTed fast eoors, Be- &C., lec
sS ladies' les s sna % s., sYs IT, e e
''' UPENiNG ssGLt III DMnPs COLLARS &c 10 SOC
kinney opening ac entire invoice Of rich Embroderes.
KiSzEi has job ot q Dress Trimmings at i2,.c per
6PGS ING LARGE INVOICE OF LACE Walls CHEAP.
with many other S S93ds bought q regular panic prices
GOODS OF ALL kiSIs AZ WHoLEs2LE LESS THAN
JoBBkEs' PRICEs:
2sl and 2a IS Eighth Ii hMtihn avenue,
Between Twenty first ana twenty second streea
A SPLENDID OPENING
a FANCY GOODS o. SIXTH AVENUE
ARMSTRONG . BUrrERki's.
Near Eleventh street
The which inspection
most attractive, and decidedly the CHEAPEST
FANCY GOODS
Come then, and after Monday. and yon shall the
just RECEIVED,
Jusr OPENED.
JUST MARKED
Prices thai will asonsh YOU
1900 Thread and Pusher Wells designs
LOCO Thread and rushsr Barbes and Coaures beautiful
300 cards Thread
French and Puser Lace. Din blaHk)
Full vaIenciennes English Thread and imitation Iaces
and 6ginsa
Large lots
Point Lace and Maltese Lace
go dozen Ladies' gents and Misses hemstltshed and
plain Linen Handkechef containing decided bargaDa
. ALSO CoMPLElE LInES OF
Jacanst ounons aaSRs sn sha fns nseDs
swi's flouncings, kdcings and Insertingh
French FiounciDRs. Eogngs and Insertngs
Infants v aists and Iufant'a kobes
There several job included In the above that shall
sell on 1T less that one bali the importer prices.
We invite special attention to
NEW STOCK ENGLISH MOURNING GRAPES,
Selling at one half Of the importers pgices
We can do well for customers
.LAIIEs HOSIERY, GLOVES.
JACONEr, CAMBRIA, SWIBs,
NAINsOOK AND PLAIN MUsLtSs,
and in
NOTIONS, NOTIONS, NOTIONS,
Brushes, csmss, Pins, Needless
Tapes, bobbns, spools, Sewing Silks,
RuiDg: Boys Belts. Dress Benes,
y. B.-we intend to sell cut our present stock
RIBBONS AND TRIMMINGS
as they are, as they are,
al one half their cost,
Open fifteen minutes TO O'Clock A NJ
Close fifteen minutes 70 O'Clock p. NJ.
ARMSTRONG BUTTERFLY,
l+O SIXTH AVENUE.
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COAL.
CoAL, COAL, COAL COAL.

GOAL, COAL, COAL. COAL.
" $40. - 10, ~ rs $40
Fest quaty Red Ash Coal ~ 70 screened free
slate full weight % 1900 bs delivered al
Ias Of the cry from yards 40 wsvsrey place. vahns
ton street, le5 Eleventh Perry
Rorth river and foot OF Delaney street. Bast riYer
E. TREALWkLI, IL aDch once ~ Wall sweet
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NEW YORK HERALD, SUNDAY, M

NEW YORK HERALD, 81
RssDlT "s""@' =;
WI MAKE bis
FIRING MAETLEs
WEDNESDAY, April B.
Ii being the anniversary Of the
Cysning Of his store under The
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL
Corner Of TweDty third st,eet,
where q nAsnidesnt assortment Of Nantes
In every variety Of sylein
CLOTH, SILK AND LACE,
win be exhibited at his
Store Twenty. third and Fifth avenue
And at No. 800 Canal street.
The ladies particularly
Invited to can and examine
Before making purchases elsewhere
RLACK THREAD LACE Wells FROM g. 50 AND UP.
Black Pusher and Guipure do new Styles all prices
1000 pieces vaencsnnss Laess from is yard and up
Res, Point sss SosSs Sets
esasrss SaISss CsRss and Csntsrs y al styles
All q the above We no" otter WI 1sH yss;s co.
Late r. Roberts, 40 Broadway
GREAT ext SALE 1sD o WHITE GOODS
''''saa S sSS $3$ !: :f$ss.''
L1 SgSAns
SEH FsSs
As61SSsOsa;.o
Store, 4ss Sixth avenue corner Twenty eishth street.
B burDs sSs ssss sale sss we s ssa sell
During ,s M: great s sss We :s.1 81. .s1
S$$$$$$ $ $$$$ E Es::sF::
Straw Bonne.s &C. 70 SIC. Very cheap lot
sSs1s. s Ssss: sss. e Chez.
Embroidered Collars fromi.nction 40, &c. and 26s.
$50
s dozen White Cotton Hose, &c., &c. SIC and Sc
lss dozen asn.emsns Half Hose &C., &c. loc 2c and lse
Fine ss
LADIES R1p 'ryour
GLOVES at Sc per pair.
asy s sns s;s Stsa very y Sn nob I'D price s
TnAs~ Tt.l.C IT,. IN.
~ tis.o w - Gnu ~ 70
r,c A,lou !, % -, ~. ~ -
so< anu ~ 'oiJ onoaP'
Ssopgns Ana low 81, ano
NaooS p9sh anu s saSSw Ta,, sr9 80
A'Aooy.S s.u =" -, anc
Hipo2 T;St ~u ~ ~ Trs,. sn9 "a
A'i'' y hh.e,. IA ~ Eo II, - -
Ho03us I'M lo 10y T mo -
AAo syt hh naa =, - S ~ a.ss
I'ie a 49,
l,1 | 70 sou- Aney n"'o 50 0eoh
lnsSAeu 0o"n - 3sa ~ bI IN SG.,.h,., u,.,,a.
~ ~ ~ ~ CsssI.s y un,ina
IN L. L. Ran "a nuass nns,,,.
y % i os DOL Dk ss1 Si H Hss,ns
~ ~, ,os poyS 80 49, Aos'AnS-
yoD ~. ~ Sa, .1,s
y Jp To- -. I I.rsan Lafs ~ s,a,,.
9 10y, i os n nucnsA - oc an 90 i .,.
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~ ~ - D 49, 81 - ~ OK ns' ~
Imam Sos - s,.rv ~ r;.,. ,a c,aor -.
49,. ny;as =. v.S.ya a. 1y, ro nave " Wy
Csnts, sne iiner Hosoms lsc Ihc Re and *, rhsan
ssonS npe nii,s, ~ -, Wen worm ~. -
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a SPECIAL NOTICE.
"a RICHMOND co.
VIII open their New Store
7s3 BROADWAY
April 8, with very large and we'll selected stock Of
EMBROIDEklE5 AND LACE GOODS,
Ladies' Dreas Caps, Head Dresses &c
Possessing al the advantages of knowledge and capital
second 20 and intend make this leading
town, both for style, quality, quantity and low
prices
The Bajou Gloves only kept price 90 cents Misses
63 cents
RICHMOND BRUNT
7S3 Broadway,
prtyeen Ninth and Tenth strsets
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WINES AND LIQUORS.

EAsyER.-eovD nEws FOR CosroIssEURs OF
~ genvine Irish Wbiskey The subscriber Ia landing
essbip American unon lot n PRIME ahiskpy which vii.
complete the largest stock Of genuine h whke, old ever
sent free. JOHN Mc4tLlfFE, 50 Nassau Sreet
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DRY GOODS, sc.
EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN srL Tsxpr . 60
WIN offer on MosDAy. APRIL
one f Ds per DE y sShS
Sxsl sas . GGaaEHR 54g azElss
just received per steamer Europa
r DERBY COMPANY. o.s AVN ,vpo.rv.s
Have the good fortune 10 aunounes they have
Gahs iiH:sGsf' sTE
Adapted TO The wants OF gentlemen Of taste m all sections
ss my NOW up any IL
-.o.e. - ----e- -;
AS BROADWAY.
win open on MONDAY. Aprn !. 1851,
aqsciss 4 ssl ! On of
sPhING q SL ,pA MANTIL TIL, 4.s-. Ss,
Including Rss Il IA ''s so VS. %sis desirable
with lsrse assortment s q new designs ,...
and msnufasturod under 81: own
TO the wants Of his custo mers
HousEknErsRss WIN STsx sISD !. At 10 .
GREAT s4E%sEss n = fSIsa FAMILY LINENS,
A'' 49, " fiLL9w LiSSNs, TABLE DAMAsKs
TOWELS AND T T6RE nAfklss' HucKABucKs,
AMERICAN and ENaLIsH shIRTINGs, LONG CLOTHS,
- HxasaIrLEs QUILTS, &C., SC,
All m'nu RETAfa t aEspEy. for their
II A. BLUxoMs,
d. liz, BROADWAY,
,vu Corner of Twenty nth street,
New H s;ys: :'S d n ss .'s ss,%$.ns.
New styles Embrodersss,
Many Of the above goods have been
have the benefit
4Gl to 4s7 Broadway.
LADIES' AND CHILDREN's DEPARTMENT.
New Spring Shapes ready.
LADIES' AND CHILpREN's UNDER GARMENTS
every description. This department is under the saoern
LADIES OF ADMITTED GOOD TASTE,
And all orders viii receive and careful attention
PRICES MODERATE.
T ORD a TAILOR.
46l 10 467 Broadway.
LINENS AND HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
L. great variety.
Spring Importation now ready,
MUCH BELOW REGULAR PRICES
Also at Stores 2Ss TO 2sl Grand street.
and ~ and - Catharsne stree.
T ORD TAYLOR,
4sl 10 467 BROADWAY,
Have just opened large and elegant assortment Of
SPRING DRESS GOODS.
Including the Latest Nsvelties
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
Also at stores 2a5 70 26l Grand street.
And Al and 40 Catharine street
7 ACE CURTAINS
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
ARNOLD, CONSTABLE 4 co.
Arc now offering at
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
An immense stock OF
RICH LACE CURTAINS,
Varying in price from g 80 to $50 PER pair.
Also,
pRAPERy MUsLINs AND
vEsTIBULE LACEs
Canal street, Of Mercer.
AIDES TRIMMINGS IF. DARTOIs BEGS TO IN
IL fern his distinguished customers that he Just
eeSed assortment of Dress and Mana Ornaments
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AT Banjo PRICES.
FROM THE LATE AUCTION SALES.
ENGLISH CARPETNGs. oICLoTHs, &C.
FRENCH PAPER HAEGISGs, WINDOW SHADES,
GILT CoRNICEs, &c
Good Carpets rs cents per yard; extra nne all WOOL 50
cents usually sold ct rs cents ne hreepy Carpets 81 cents
usually sold at 81 70; English Brussels Carpets job lots vs.
cents usually sold at 81 81 also, 900 yards very thick.
OILCLOTH REMNANrs,
Prom 10 twenty yards TO be sold cheap Also large
assortment of
FINE GOLD AND VELVET PAPER HANUNGa.
% per roll usually sold 81 81 "a nne satn Paper,
II rol 1900 pairs gold Window Shades,
81 per pair; gold velvet shaAes 81 50 per pair
usually 81 also, gilt Cornices Rugs Mata Ac
COATES 34 Hudson street,
-Four doors above Spring.
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II. GRADUATED SURGEON DENY
Between Broadway and Sixth ave

TEE LARGEST AND CHEAPEST DENTAL EsrAB.
a nsnmsnt 10 the United states-N. GRIFFIN BROs
80 strand street. rev York and Fulton street. BROOKLYN
are inserting full or partial sets o Teeth their proved
Sphere pa IS with without tracing roots
Pstns 81 gold, s25; silver rubber SO partial sets
Ieeth on gold 81 tooth; silver, 81 Teen nlleS 18th
ing 20 cents.
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FRENCH ADvERTIsEMENTs.

TINE JEUNE FILE FRANcAIsE PoUvAHT FOUR.
" mir de bonne Recommendation 1T habiuer sogner dee
epfonts desire placer fame ser
Europe sadresscr Coles tconery 237 Ath
sv between 18th snd Goth st., pour une semaine
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NEW CARPETS
IN FOR SPRING TRADE OF 1861.
GOODS SOLD IN THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT
FOR CASH ONLY.
PRICES UNIFORM.
Velvet Medallion Carpets DrugRets Crumb Cloths
Brussels do. mot tapestry Heavy Sheet Oilcloths
Tapestry do. Medium do.
Three ply Imperial do. Hearth Rags
SuptTfne Three ply do. Wool Door Mata.
kuperhne Ingram DO Choir do
Fine Ingram do Stair Rods.
Common Ingram do Table CoverA
Cotton and wool Ingram do. Piano Covers.
Venetian do. Choir Mattings
Canton Matngs
CHURCH, MASONIC AND ODD FELLOW CARPETS
MADE TO ORDER.
GEORGE E. L. HYATT,
Z3 Canal street,
Through 10 81 Howard street,
Between broadway and Elm street. n. Y.
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YyNO OVERWHELMING BEEN FOR THIRTY YEARS
engaged Brewing and Mating In the different 5tates,
ires with successful brewers OF nis
through and varied experience bave hbored
hard mental for the preserv alton OF the
ncplss which the early characelstics and discovery
Ale and for implements which least complicated
successful brewing chile the Ind have
advanced proportion 10 the expanre Of 81 rous Unon
that wbicn our palate has longing for against
aggression and future contamination; and hereby crdaiy
invite the brewers TO examine my new Refrigerator,
which In exclusively invention, walsh has proved
that all important operation the transit of
boiler 10 the gvietun for It's future change 10
beer It's main feature being 70 rctsn tn primitive virtue
proportion the original gravity and amount OF
exposed the atmosphere While refrgersting.
This Refrigerator bias been In use one year Ferris
Bxcslsor Brewery during which time incud daily
bewinRs, made Pale Ale than At previ
year there has been barrel OF ale returned
Specimens Of beautiful Ale and Beer 70 be
seen al the brewery, rs and rs tenth avenue
c.. WALL. Brewer.
ITO MERCHANT TAILoKs TIRE ADvEKTt~ER WISH
find situation custom cutter IN this city or In
county has objection south give the est
efeenoefof his abilities Address q. T. CATER l6i Madi
no FILE sAKERs-W1sTEp- ONE RAsP PUNCHER
horse shoe and cabinet three mill cutters, and
hsi bastard cutter, whom fun and employment
r,n be syes, address King Cocks'ns 90, Eagle
fbe works, woo et,wn, Orange county, n. u
sT,O wATCBNsKkRs-wArIEp,A SITUATION, ny
i hrst class Matchmaker, jewelier aud engraver
thoroughly competent every department OF
american Address matchmaker IS St, Brooklyn
yNANTED-AN ExPBRIENOkD ALBUMEN PRINTER
w Apply this day NJ Charles X BIZ Gallery, COS Broad
way
yNARTED-AN ExPERIEHCED STRAW BLEACHER.
10 OF steady habits capable of taking charge OF
steady employment will be given. Address q les
Herald Office, stating where an interview may be- had
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A RSoLD, CONSTABLE co.
viii open their
PARIS CLoAKs
NAkTILLAB,
Together with those of
Their manufacture,
On
THURsDAY, APRIL
A choice collection Of
REAL INDIA CAMELs' HAIR sHAwI.s
ANDsCARYs.
Canal street, corner OF Mercer.
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hrs. DuRKIN AID ROssEAU CONTINUE
tract Teeth without the alshtest pain by their n
original process No charge temporary acts or eyt
where artificial Teeth Inserted All operrtions VAR
no. 373 Canal street opposite vest Broadway
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A LANCE ORDER FOR 5000 CAST OFF CLOTHING
"A Wanted % purchase for Gan Francisco, California
ladies and gentemen wieh IN fair rrice for
Cothes Carpets Furniture Jewey, the beet you
Ia 10 send note 70 B. kinx No 70 s1h avenue where you
be convinced will be dealt with
ladies' attended 20 BY krs Nintx ~ Sixth avenue
tween Eighth street and waverley place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-03-31

NEW HOSIERY STORE.
IN G. TAYLOR,
7l3 BROADWAY,
Has q large
Assortment OF Ladies' and Misses'
HOSIERY, GLOVES
AND UNDERWEAR.
Best English and French Goods
OrENING DAY Miss +. dunno, $40 FULTON
" street. Brooklyn, WITH Tue sday April op splen
did assortment of Spin and Summer Manthas Uoaks
Millinery
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TAMMAhY soCIEIl OR coLumBIAN ORDER BRO
Tiers regular Getting Of the Institution will be held 10
the Council Chamber OF the treat wIgwam on Monday
evening" the lst % April at half the setting Of
TIL General punctua requested
order, JAMrb CONNER Grand Saehern
CAsPrR G. CHups, Fecretsry
Manhattan, season Of 9th monn year Of disco
very 800 of Independence s5th institution the ma
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ID wards,
Black Pusher and Guipure do, styles, all prices
1000 pieces vaenciennss Laces, from Is yard and
wards.
Real Point Lace Collars, Sets and Handkerchief.
Paris embroidered Collars, Sets and Handkerchief
Coifures, Barbes, Capes and Centers In all styles
Bands, Flouncings Edgngs and Insertions
AL Of the above We now offer ct very low prices
Z WILLIAMS 4 CO.,
Late r. Roberta 40 Broadway
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THIRD AVENUE SAVINGS BANK,
i Corner Of Third and twenty. fifth street.
CHARTERED l654.
Six per interest allowed all deposits from
thousand dollars.
ALL DEPOSITS MADE ON OR BEFORE 10TH APRIL
WILL ORA INTEREST FROM APRIL
Bank open daily from 10 TO 81 aso Monday Wednesday
and Saturday evenings from to 0 clock
SPENCER K GREEN, President
y. g. CHIIps. Secretary.
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Az IMPORTERS sALE
BLACK pusHEa0 LACE rLouscrsGs
Removed
To our premises for convenience Of sale.
AT HALF PRICES
In order covert them INTO cash once.
Regular Prices ~ 90 VIII be sold 81 90
Do .,..,....... ~ DO .....,. q
DO = w DO 4 10
Do ............ 90 Ia. ....... 2 ~
Do ...........A50 ....... 2 81
Ladies wanting beae goods for Msntlss Trimmings win
have good chance splendid goods very
moderate prices.
T. WILLIAMS A CO.,
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Crooks AND BONpS OF FIRST GLASS CHARAI,f
- ter embracing Insurance and Bank stocts, Treasury
Notes. City County and sta Bonds; also Railroad Bonds
miscellaneous Securities o. description suitable
for permanent nv.snents constantly on hand At private
sale by AL sERf II NICOLAY CO.,
Auctioneers and Stock Brokers,
William street
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TTNI0N DIME SAVINGS Bank,
u 42s Canal, corner Of Varck street.
Open daily from 10 A M. TO 2, and from 5te7P N.
Deposits 10 IS 00 received Six yer
ierst allowed Of $500 and under and dvs per
larger
This bank has received deposit $470l5s 30 during
past twenty two monhs.
Deposits before April 20 will
April l.
GARDNER g. CHAPrN Secretary.
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II AIDES TRIMMINGS IF. DARTOIS BEGS TO IN
IL fern his distinguished customers that he has
ceiyed stylish assortment of Dress and Mana
IS Blocker street
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-07-08
q nserlf0miftbe 92abrsd5tcl1

Ql6auY, 4. Suit. Der Onmpier gglew>
Morlo" murpe, al5 er un8efd6r @tu99eia nt, IL
Mteilen poa 4ltarY, 9e9ertiberfnbr, 9e9en y
ubr am Mor9en pe8 4. Suit 9on elmer Sanm
ltumpf 8l66e in Der Nfitte 9etro1en hno be8ann
raih gu iirfen.
SIS entltanp Gin allsenteiner Gdreden inter
leineu Dallaoteren, ober man ermittelte bnlp, Dap
Die pcrtiae Uafertiefe nur 2 &lafter betru9 unO
lein 3tefgang 9 Sup.
Die geltiirsuuq rnter ben YaIld9ieren man
cine 3eit lang unbeihretblid). Die outgeideudp=
ten Graren3immer ~ItitrSten in ibren Jta1ttletoer1
in Den arpBen GajutenlaoI unO Ibrieen lout Tim
6ilfe, UNI etni9e rourpen nit Shptert9tflt Don
einem Sprln9e ms Baler ab8ebalten.
Bum Slid bplte Der Dampfer p9itp San
gBilfle" Den beG2Gpieten OGmpfer ge9en 3 ubr
Wtoroers Elm uno bra6te jeOel Pana9ter nebl
Dem SrGBten She'll Oes GePades MULTIPLICATION az
Bprp.
5. Sult. Der Oampfer vglep @Orlp" ltee
6i5 an Die 8rutlpebr I'm gGaler. Seine GraN
1T lanimtlib ausgelaoen iporDen. IS 9ebel
6eute 8ppte as, nm Den Dannpfer 8t erleihtert
6eute NbenD T ll6r braA etne Teuera6rtnlt II
Dem 6raAtraum pes 8pltonsr Depot8 in Galt
Nlban9 aus. Die Glamnteu 9riffem nit ralen
Der Shneuiefeit UNI lid. 9li@t5 fornte 9erette
perpen, Der Nnblid pom anperen 6luBufer pa
aranotcs. Stint GanaIt0Dte unp Dampf Sag
der=9ia1htnen berbrannten. s3pet 9rUbe 6ra1t
peppts, Dos YaIagier-D Depot, oas 2ldets Snrear
Der elevator, 81 befraGtste 8a9en, 8 g0a9e'
lebcnptaer Sdmeine unp elite 8radtbriife wur
Den Elm Nau6 Der Simmer. Der Ssrlut be
trd9t iber cine balbs @ltlltOn Dollars; Die @s
bdupe folteten a(lein iiber 100000 unO TN
niht SerIiGert.
@erit6te, pab Menlden u%m9sfommeu, babe
f6 Bis jett ntGt beltati8t ; bod %entfanen pteI
MIR nit Miibe unO mebrere rpttrpen tnebr ope
meni9er perlebt.
New-gorf, 6. Sult, Der in @ltar
a ubr na9 Sen. gprt ab9e6erOe Gtl;ug II
800 gJarps BON Der GtuDelant Station (184 y
Don NlbanY) pom @eleiie pa Die gGetGe fall
aeleat mar. locomotive UNI Seipasen fubrs
In ben 6(mB ; iene purpe total nnbrau4ba
GjepSds, Naa6e unp DamenwaSen Guf etnanpN
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Nlrmer.&efehl.

Darlington, 6. Sult, Ser Gtaot 81
ilnoi8 rnp Die Gtaaten unO Gerritorien refltA
''pprn MtIIIippi p~ieleita Der 9tpfeY MOuntains,
nit GinldluB BON 9lep MericU, werpen fcrtan
Elm belonpere5 Nlilitar COMMANDO bileet, inter
penn 9lamen beS tpeltlthen departments nnter
IGommanpu beS 0eneral- Nfajor 6remont BON Der
Ser. ct. Nrnlee. 6auptquartier ct. 9Cnts.
Oa es 3ur Wenitge %belpielen ipprpen, Dap 2ielt.
Sobu 50pmas GoOpe pom 4, NrtiOerie<9 tc8iment
perrat6erii6e 2lbliAten 9egfn bic 9te9ierung Der
Ser. @taaten be9t uno aus9rprphen bat, 70 1T
Iietn Same btermtt BON Der Nrmee.2il lie 9eltri6en.
Getn 8reiplllt9er 1pa auf pa6 @ertiIifat einea
Surgeons bin pe9en llnfabi9teit %entlaien wer=
Den, wenn paS @~ertififat nidt AUDI ppn Dem Me=
pisinal Direttpr inter3ei6net 1T.
Gapt. SObn SO. gale pom 10, Snfanterit
9%egiment, bat, tpa4renO er in Sort earamie mar
0epeile leiner llnlpYalitat segen Die Ne9ierung
%aelicfert, ,tuO 1T auf 8efebl pe6 9raIipenten SOn
Der elite Der Nrmee%Oft3ier 9e(tri6en. Nu6 be-
feblt Der YrdliOent, PAP Der Allilten5sS urBepr
QafaYette Opulp aus Der Nrmee=Silte 9eltrther
lperpe, neil or li6 9epei9ert, ben @tO Der &reu'
al ernelterIt,
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Der ycu Der GsrfaNung 9orssl4riebsnen gSelle
,pS6len. 1T Elm Gerpanotenm6rber uno toufs a's
oemeinIomer 6eiuO Der MleniAbsit an9sls9eA
nercen, Die linton einutal %5erlt6rt, IT EN- GER
triimmerteS @efde, DoS feline menI6lt6e @eleo['
tn ibrem urlpransliAsn GbsnmoB pteOsF Dsrlss-
len fSnnte. @emeine @teine, Die 5ertrode1 @HF7
ben. fann man wieper s~ulammen FIFTEEN ) n.y. ,r4
}feine n%ieutols. Wenu Die Neplbltt 5~eftautI'
werren Gol unp Die Souns tbrer 6retg Ell u CIV.
lpfr gladt erlGlaen maB, 10 lailtn Sle pc ,mt
0rnner Der .Ranonen un0 I'M @etSle Der SNIogI
,,ntrroe6en, wern feiue Nrne gum S@Io9s'' "'tu
t''nu'S Ser,cn snm 8luten fir i9re @ode ms9t
~ ~ Inn pon,it fcmntenOe Geldlehter Dem 9r9etl=
~ rtioen midt ben @crpurf ma6er, Dap C. I'M
Eerrit oemejfn in Der Grbaltuna NeS nnldbnBba-
rem Grbes, poS un8 BON IN leren Tcrpatern pt''-
terlaiIen wurpe, um eS unperIebt fitnftt9e" 3'fef
su iberltefer ,A ce.o.
glon etnma(, meine @errert, Pante l@ S9Net
fir Sbr ebrenpes &ertrauer, liio tnpenl 'p Uti'
@eaen Der 8orlebnn9 %anruie, wel6e unlere S@'
ter pur6 oas rptbe Nleer per Jtepoll1tlon fh9rFe
trete ib bas Nmt an, msldeS sic mir 8u9eptelen
babsn unp retne babel auf SIRE gtafi'3t I'M
llntertubuug, SD be8e bic :3r0erlt@t, 0aB SQ'
Wtrfen ni6f wente gu Der grbBe unO benz Stupn
per 9tepltblif bettragen miro.