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The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

Cur OFF THE BACK LEGS OF Your CAAIRs.
Il will tell you secret worth knowing.
A thousand things not worth half as much
have been patented and elevated into busi-
ness. 1t is this
If you cut off the back legs of your chairs
so that the back part of the seat shall be two
inches lower than the front part, it will
greatly relieve the fatigue of sitting, and
Keep your spine in much better shape. The
principal fatigue in sitting comes from your
sliding forward, and thus straining the liga-
ments and muscles in the small of the back.
The expedient l have advised will obviate
this tendency, and, as have suggested, add
greatly to the comfort and healthfulness of
the sitting posture. The front edge of a
chair should not be more than fifteen inches
high, for the average man, nor more than
fourteen for the average woman. The aver
age chair is now seventeen inches for all,
which no amount Q: slanling in the seat can
make comfortable. Lewis Gymnasium.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

WHEN the news of the surrender of Gan.
CORVALLIS to Gen. Washington reached
Stratford, it was on Sunday, aud during the
hours of worship; Word was Immediately
taken to the pulpit, where Parson Wetmore
was engaged in delivering his discourse
Drawing himself up ts his fullest hight, and
making known the intelligence, be said !:
MY friends, the house of God is no place
for boisterous demonstrations we will,
therefore, in giving three cheers, only go
through the motions
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

Ross BRowNE.-This gentleman in a re.
cent letter from Moscow to the Union, gives
the particulars of terrible adventure he
met with in Russia, in which his brains were
knocked cut by desperate outlaw IN
the "outsduirts" of the City Of the Cars.
Judging from the character of his letters
from tnat place, it is thought that the acci
dent happened directly after his arrival.
They are directly Jeems Pipsh.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

VAN DELUsIoN---The Marysville Express
(secession) has the following at the close of a
long article advocating union between the
followers of JEFF. Davis in this State and the
Union Democrats:
".We trust another year will find Demo-
Gratis fighting under one common banner,
and that the good old party may again tri-
umph over its enemies, as it most assuredly
will"
The Express might as well look for a union
of the powers of darkness with those of light,
or a joining of hands between the Old Drag
on and the fighting angel Michael. Union.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

COUNTIES IN NEVADA TERRIroRr.-A bill
has passed the Legislature of Nevada divi-
ding the Territory into nine counties, which
are named as follows Esmeralda, Douglas,
Ormsby, Washoe, Lyon, Story, Lake, Hum
boldt and Churchill.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

ADaMANTINE BoRoN.-This is applied by
Deyille to new combination of alumn mum
and boric acid recently prepared by him.
which possesses the most remarkable proper
ties. 1t is harder than the diamond, will
eut aad drill rubies, and even the diamond
itself, With more facility than the diamond
v,ov-.1er
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07
DELINQUENT TAX LIST.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the Delinquent
~ Tax List of Shasta county for the year 1861
has been deposited with the District Attorney of
said county, according to law and unless the dein-
quent taxes therein specified. paid to the Coun-
ty Treasurer within twenty days from the publica-
tion of this notice, together with five per cent ad
ditional thereto, action will be commenced by said
Attorney for the collection of said taxes and COSTS
J. R. DURICK, Co. Auditor, Shasta Co.
Shasta, December, 9Th, 1861.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

DISTRICT CouRr.-This Court i'll adjourn
to-day till tho next regular term. Though
no great amount of business has come before
it, some of the cases were especially tedious.
The case of Neville rs. Garrecht ,.having oc-
cupied four days.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

JoHN BIcLER.-Ex-Gov. Bigler has re-
turned from Chill to this state. He will
hereafter make his residence at Sacramento.
He brought with him two llamas, species
goat. valuable for its fleece.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

MILITARY ARREsr.-Robert N. Scott, Ad
has been arrested for treason in New York
lie is son of DIR. Scott, recently of San
Francisco.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

The TREAsuRER's REroRr.-We call atten-
ton to the report of Mr.. Tracy, County
Treasurer, in to-day's COURIER. 1t shows
rather an alarming state of things in regard
to our cospty indebtedness. We shall speak
Of this again.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

LIFE OF E. D. BaKER-W, B. Farwell,
of San Francisco. is engaged in preparing
for the press, I" The Life and Speeches of
E. d. Baker" 1t will be an interesting
work
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07
NOTICE TO PAY UP.

LII those indebted to the firm of J. 4 D. Calla-
n CHAN, respectfully requested to settle their
accounts. Havin entirely disposed of their inter
est in the business in Shasta, the debts due the
firm must necessarily be settled Immediately.
Mr.. d. Lynch, our successor in the business, Is
fully authorized in our absence to receive all
ines due to us. J. 4 D. CALLAGHAN.
Shasta, December 9th, 1861.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

LETTER FROM GARIBALDI.-The following
letter from Garibaldi has been received by
THE United States Consul at Antwerp:
CAPRERA, Sept. 10, 1861.
NV Dear Sir II saw Mr.. Sandford, and
regret to be obliged to announce to you that
II shall not be able to go to the United States
lat present. do not doubt of the triumph
lof the cause of the Union. and that shortly.
But if the war should unfortunately contin-
'ue in your beautiful country. l shall over
come all obstacles which detain me, and has
ten to the defense of people who are dear
to me, G.. GARIBALDI.
To Mr.. Quiggle, U. S. Consul at Antwerp
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

New PArER.-We have received the first
number of a new weekly, published at Pla-
cerville, by George Kies & Co.. entitled the
Ell Dorado Times. 1t presents a creditable
appearance.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

Jos. c. MekinHEN.-Them many friends of
Hon. Joseph C. McKibben, on this coast,
will be gratified to learn that he has been
at;poi.i; ed cd de camp to Gen. Halleck, with
the rank of Colonel.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

OK THE 0ursIDE.- We publish on the out
side an article frcm the New York Times
which win repay perusal. 1t son tbs ''eon-
traband' question and affords food TOY
thought as to how this war now wased by the
South is likely to result.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

BRowSLow.-TheR Richmond Dispatch COM
plains that Parson Brownlow in command
of 5000 Tennessee troops, is doing more
mischief to the cause of rebeldom than the
yankees in Kentucky. Itisquite likely.
The Parson, unrestrained by divine
grace" can, in our opinion, whip any rebel
that walks the earth.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

WELL ENoucH.-Gen. Wright has express
thing else being equal-should hereafter be
purchased from those merchants who sub
scribed to the Federal Loan
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

THE REASON Why ?-One of our exchan-
ges has discovered the cause of the retreat
of our army at Bull Run. 1t says "when
the battle was at its hottest point and near
ly won to our side, there came word that
there were tcO rdcdncies ia the Ne,c York
Custom House.. Hence the stampede
Call.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

SHAsrA.---We have got an item. On yes
tsfday the roof of the Livery Stable of Den
MS II. Dunn. Esq, wac broken down by the
snow in this place. Fortunately none of the
horses were injured.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

BRIpcEs.---The bridges between this place
and Weaveryille are all swept away. The
stage has hauled off between those places.
A large number of passengers are now in
town waiting for an opportunity to get away.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

REMovAL.-The Richmond Enquirer says
that 5000 prisoners belonging to the United
States service, and captured by the traitors,
are to be removed from Virginia to Alabama
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

THE CouRr HousE--The work on this
building is complete, and has been accepted
nv the Board of Supervisors. 1t has cost
great deal of money
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

Holders of the above rentioned Warrants arc
hereby notified that said Warrants will bear in
terest after this date. and unless presented within
sixty days from the date of this notice. the money
set apart for the payment of said Warrants will be
applied to Warrants next in order of registry.
mo EELIN TRACY. Treasurer.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

THE RIvER.-yirgil Baker, of Red Bluff,
recently lost 10000 feet of lumber from the
g rise" of the Sacramento river
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

County OFrIcEs.-The county Offices are
Oak building to the new Court House.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

kIcKED.--A son of Mr.. Dunn was kick
ed by horse on yesterday, and severely in
jured
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07
MARRIAGES.
BIRTHS.

AT French Gulch. Sept. 30th 1891. by Rev. W. S.
kidder, Mr.. j. A. Lutty to Miss Caroline Grow.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

In Shasta, on the 3oth ult., the wife of DR.. J. A
Ruff, of son.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07
COUNTY TRRAsURER's NOTICE.

: To he Hon. Board Of Supervisors Of Shasta
Couatg, California.
NENfS: I HEREKY SUBMIT A FULL
" statement OF aensys received into and paid
out of the treasury frcp october 7th. 1861, to No
.-.-.la. 2atb 1o6I ;r.e:.,s:f.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07
COUNTY rREAsURER's NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CoYSTr TREAsrRrR
Shasta. Nov. e6. 1871.

NOTICE is hereby given, that have set apart
IN funds for the redemption of Warrants drawn
on the County Treasury, and described as follows:
Date In favor OF. No. Amt
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

SNow.-We had on Thursday night -ery
respectable snow at this place.
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07

Cash rsceiyed from - Hayburn,
late Tfeazurer...-.......
Total amount received from Oct. Z,
1861, to Nov. 80, 1861, inclusive.
Total.
Deduct total amount disbursed from
Oct. I, 1861, to Nov. 80, 1861,
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07
December Goth,

evening Of
December Goth.
Christmas Day..
No tickets of invitation will be issued. A gene
raj invitation is extended Good music will be pro-
viacd, an elegant supper will be served aud no ef
forts will he wanting the part of the proprietor
to make his guests comfortable,
Managers.
Whiskytoscn. -Nidd,e;osrR,
Samuel Cooper. NJ B. Hickey,
William Kennedy. Chas. kessler,
Shasta. Eorsefoaia,
John V. Scott, John Spencer,
III. Brownell, James Hcaley,
P. Desmond, Thos. Meauey,
A. c. Taylor. Henry Lusk.
French Gnich, buckeye,
Sinclair, Thomas Fries,
Patrick Scanlin, James Cornelius.
jackson Leuty, HIiriYe,
L. Hughes, Thomas Fossctt.
John McGuire, Heare,riUe,
Torer House, NJ. F. Griffin,
Grant Taggart, l. G. Messec
L. II. Tower. NiaersriUe
Middle Greek, +. Bates
Edward Cloonen, L. Foyarty.
John Hoy.
Floor Managers.
W. E. Hopping. A. Skillman.
Ben. Anderson.
GEO. p. MCGUIRE, Proprietor.
Shasta, Nov. s, 1861. p9:td
The Shasta courier., 1861-12-07
BALL
AT WHISKYTOWN.

81 THERE viii he Grand Ball given at the
- Whiskytown Hotel, Whiskytown, the
SSS-> evening of
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PRICE TWO CENTS.
ga MAP for TWENTY-FIVE CENTS,
Wv ColoTed Ia states picely.
TOOK THREE YEARS TIME TO ENGRAvE THIS MA
MAP OF AMFRIl

is now ready
cod PRs WI n .a sn 1 and Sp printed S lTa
defy competition The usual price Map this size is
1T IS FOUR FEET SQUARE.
70 the drr at one rom GASAbA to FExS5 and f
Lnosledsed by all Rsiosd 70 be the MOST CORRECT
MAP offered the people Of i. country and Is used
'' LL6yDs NAP SHOWS EVERY RAILROAD IN RIM
MING ORDER UP 10 MAY lG ls6 Ey.y station & marked
down the roads and the distances between each station and
their places o e'iIenc and the running time Of the n.
every Rlroad IN America ara given Every hier America
1IS S'of. yr II T5 vi c % RE Ap boWS
hs HoRTEa sad soSTaEas
bend hs immense extent Of tory owned by the
south winch wsshed % the sea tor more than two thousand
IN aliiont tn, main Map, there l. M.p ofbe EASTERN
sfATEs inserted in the blank space al the foot Of The a,se A
South hch a scale 'he. times min Mop
i & "Sfy S 2s1 cy s5 IN the @ S.s s %la
T1 ,srs ] s9s. toe sIs ps q Ie Mp laid down on
IiNa iNDcAToRi al.o iasert.a the fae Of Iioyds
Great 4iied states Map sh.Wing the dtec1ce In time At
WsLsSp G. aaa re Pseip e,cs IN s country ,9f
O'clock tie following mg Jcddo japan b.n, fourteen hours
ahead Of time at Jeddo.
much deception prscced nron the public
have thought it advisable submit evidence Of the correct
ness Of this nsP
r. LiorO-ln'!oedi 80 consider yeal @ip aloas orh
PrenleD, NswJsrsy X. R. Co.
fffstfpla
T. Llo'o send me two eopie, Of ,'isab.e ra.ad
nap ey,y week u. WILLS.
Land Con missioner
WtsBiSsrGS CRY, February .. l9tL
OYp--Desr sir: ucl ed hnd 10 The worm Of which
rleae afd D your Ma,h wish 10 them beoi" the
l., ,gisls.uIes 81 the -ogthe Ststss
Respectfully GIN Dbtf OEkbN.
GENERAL srrr's oricr, yweisIA syD TESs RR- Cog
l., ScusraD, Va fsbuhTy !, 1871
DEAN sB think highly Of your Ameries1 Mp" aud in
elo.- yoa 7lo b. "a All IN se.pins It mp
b.. n. GILL Gen. supt.
J. T. LLoiD I6, Broadway. Nsw.lork.
OFTcE 0F THg CENNEsyE FAKSYp,
Ro,HE,rsK, y. l. Apnl . i1ol
J. r. JLoYp. ihnk your Map most valuable I
sboull tlink Il would have great ale. -
JOSEPH HARRIS
Proprietor - Geresee FARMER.
~ SESD MONEY FOR SANPLE Copy aud Pivat. CIR.
cus giving Terms eBd County Riets. AGENTS 81 hi
Mar o uycry b1iy they call ~ j. lie cheapest aud 's
hnp fnit-d S,s'sl snd shows glance hn Atan
c ocean fhr Gulf Mexico Sin" copies % ctss copies
for Sent by mail 10 sismps taAen. Adtrcss
J. I. LLOl ". Iubllih.r
No. iC4 Broadway. NcA.l0rs Cry, y. Y
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Tor the information Of ell who b. interested in the
Coz, Of onI officers soldiers who called into actual service
tske Asure stating have his day examined
Invention called PAIRS American Camp Chest" which seems
70 combine cuinry convenence' than had ever
supposed could broueh within small space and arranged
IN 80 portsbe form To the officers Of the Army this seems to
me . dssiderstnm.
Ibsve also examined another invention called Psrs
American Canteen Csse intended for the sodsr Which seems
TO zoe 10 to combine in tie smallest space and the most port
sbe form the cooking utensils for the soldier ana
should think would add greatly his convenience and comfort
MlILARD FILLMORE.
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i"SrF'ipss'i Ti1s iNEt,l;iAR aOiIiNAJlONs FOR l"L
cu.s KING sugR%hH rl',i' vi iIaas Of Commerce
:, w Fo5 q, y's e.ia, r5si'aIii lS Hi,ley Graham
FOR C1nespon5ias st'r.tay;
JosEru II LEC lUR aih C. teJdcssSs Jlo5
wM Il PALMGh ia Re,.a,o,s ,i.o,..., Cone < Co
rATrH yooHHs Sd$ xi$ iipF,S., i5isS eF5fs # & Co.
A O. AGNEw with Ps;op Co
John STEpENs, with Rosert l.. Maitland Co.
eHss r. ciELrGN. viii Uni,,d stat. Tra-, Com9any
fDWARD srl'RGES With 0ccdhgc 90.
Jfs IA. TOWIE. with Fellows Co.
HEyRf 4 w,RNER, viii ~, Wsrpsr ge ,yL@3 L9ep
y y 4 4. PtS. PWtiSc.ftiHfhw. JoS: : 6iSF6RD,
Soi,,N rtvytoE RysAH AFj AN5s FFsGs r no.
J. =. pEENY, Nouinains cop,ni'oe.
NsW.yoKx May a. lo1
70 the sIsrneer- Of tte Mercantile Library.11hs, 20,
cycuiu~ ssed by Is forgery "a unn'hoIized "a ey'y
Paitieaar AID hi We era on de cAe hala o. OhA' L.
n. lttaMAN Tor Precedent. homs rcsp,fitHyi corrD
rEah Tf1lIi ,comils, q TinSS"
CHAS. ~. CARLTON.
1Iercaa aaiile Lisrnry, Association.
REGULAR NOMINArONaior ~: H. r.,
or Woe gns!jent CGAS. H. SWORDS with A 4 s'e"t'
For Coz, secretary JOS H. LECoUR, with j. G. leydceke!
FOR Rec seer,tafy, HARVEY Ii. WOODS, with 4da''h H.
For Toe.su.er PETER vooRHIs with Pauaua Railroad Co.
,u,s T CARLTON. With sbf5SnSs TSi,es Stat. Tn. Co.
ROYAL fnEIPs WILBUR, with Msi,lld PHELPS X Co
ALEX RI.lHD. with Robt slmnlon CO.
CHARLES osGOOD wl,h J. a y. Smith Co
JJhknFs II PPffRci9XL Win Young schultz Co
Friend, Of the above ticket x meet At the Jones Hon'e N~
~ b. oadp ay, THIS EvENING. a,
&c Pdessd e. M s HP9R % Sg' nsS9S iDf' C8ss ~ .D
LEN for Prcdeut and CHAs. Il. SWORDS for Nieefrosi
S9 SEoh5f u MFfEFAHa FffE5EAHa IsaiS ETh$S sAsSShr
JOSEPH sLAcK'w y T crsPMAS kPMs T. FAHNhA"
| = -. of sS.ieuse
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Attention! Attention !

AitentiOn. AttentIOu!
SOMETHING NEW
FOB MILITARY, PIsCATOgIAL, HUNTING YACHTING,
AND PICNIC PARTIES
PARIS PATENT AMERICAN CAMP-CHEsr.
COETESTs
,c.nnsool, Pot for Boilint Calving Knife and Fork
I Coffee Csddie Tea Spoons, Diniing Cups
a g,;vss and Forks 2 1lbls Clotlf saw,
Table Spoons, Plates, oLs1ee Flax, wash BOWL
J MAk Cup Hssebe., Dipper Largo spoon,
I FRYING Pan, Tes Csdde, sugsl Bowl sTowel',
Crset Stand contain Pepper sa Masiad, Vinegar cort
Screw sod Mustard Spoon,
\ Tea or Coffee Pot, combined with srsinef,
Apparatus fOr lng Tea Coffee to consn fuel sufficient
to cook from bfteen 70 twenty meals
The above Chest made Of doveised hardwood
viii lock and hinges SIZE Of Chest 30 inche, long IA inches
wide 81 inches deep when opened forms table 70 pebe. long
sod % Inches wide, and weighs only 40 ponsds.
Price 9l6 esch.
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Al,iiiarn Noi,ccs.

Eighth ne giment Ngshin3tou 6ruSs, ~ " ,nr,y
Fz~fa,t officers ncmrers 0. his Coai'i! All i ,isi
rp d.siroas Of ioiuing requested % ni ~ s-SE -
ArmOry fCen.Ia Mui e tliiS tIHs .i'Sl = =. c.s-5
~s.oi y eo,etc M, - p, MI ion Of the Home On'u
"s'o'' - 'OI'P''''l lx'Csp. JAMES LlriLEr iCom.
Ey.AdJL RICHARD T. ChA"N -
,Sye,f,h Regiment New-Nork etesc a'ilt.a. III
N-I,y pIissie Of ,li es & =, - 60. soS. snd otbff
Con sre In ed of eXiro udci l. ,l.ns' "'0"'
ne proyi.ed by the se zee -. ,isf
o., .hrd story care Lieu, Col HENRY a NEEhs.
,3,-.-,,I- TWENTY FIVE RECRUITS to jon tac "a
k1mspt Col TOMPklNS. IN Wsshiogon viii be seht ON 10
NV daya None hut irse men who cen feHd ara I'm
b. ,ssp'ed Apply (TUEsDAY) ~ te A1ory eo,'foi TN
a., a. Hall place 0d-sv) to Capt. JOSH u bll1,h.
sunoEoN-G ExrxAr's OFyIct- May To- 1851.
IN consequence ef the neresse OF inc inc
80 j. Eo iu session Ia NegYOk City, for he -
al ei sdmiion nto the Medical Sai Of we ery
Applicant, not be less than t"eD'Sone 0i o'ei 9
anle1fions mus be made 10 the Secretary Of We OF
Surgeon General Of he Army sta tne
p ~ and date OF birth accomIanied Dy Iespecoo'e
OF moral character.
PlYNAsrYR. GgSsRAIls Ogflcs.
To payrsasters of Eesiments. The Fegin tnt" tSy'
psqters VIII be supplied with BLANK 70 nkS sod f-t-
ROLLS bv applying my oice, No 2S' broadway, over
''"f fHos B. VAN buren,. Psyloss.eI. General
second Regiment scott Life Gaard.-A few
So IND APIbE MEN wanted 20 IA the place oi tlote
kEIEfsTED QufroTs East New York Good beatty lots,
ton Commissry Department especial care taken o. III
L9v for the Seas OF War in sho order Apply 70 Lieut.
HARDING WESrOR, Recruiting OibceI. Arm ny OF ne ttn
Rs ssD CeDtIest between br0ome AID Grand o'e' 'eNue
UNIFORMS SUPPLIED IMMEDIATELY.
Uop,e Guard.-rhe Home Guard viii meet on TUESDAY
EVENING May n, AT q o'clock, 81 Palace ISueil ENeiJ
member 's1'''''~ " W JOHS NEwHOUsE Secretary.
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PARIS PATENT cANTEZE CASE.

CONTENTS:
Tes Caddie Drinking Cup Knife Pork. and Spoon,
Crue S.eLd contain Pepper Mustard Salt Nines CoIh
Screw, and MostsId Spoon,
Tea or Coffee Pot, with Sirsiner,
Appsa;us contain sufficient fuel 20 cook fifteen 20 twenty
meals In - minutes.
Size OF inches long and inches square The above
Bt ed with strap and weighs only
~ pounds Price IS each.
Sent TO any address receipt OF amount above address
GEORGE PARR Manufacturer and Inventor,
puF
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msoOins CARDS, Sc.

Wso0ius CARDS. Sc.
AT WM. ENERDELLs sONS.-W cdding
IA CARDS Of the latest styles at No lot tslcne g., ~ u
Ns. EyERDEiL,jr bKsKy fshRoYii N'isr'fhpALi-
A DEAlAREST No. Is2 Broadway, cor. John.
IA st-WEDDING CARDS Notes Envelope Of latest
ayes is prices Sample, by mail. Also, Seals DoorpAe.
ENGRAVING ard PRINTING (half rrice).--
~ Wedding Home and Note Papers Ac Bu-.ness sds
BALHesd Portfss &C, * kELLis, Nc. .; Egtoast " Y.
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Spring.

Spring. -, emma,
an now prepared ofer ny extensive stock Of SPRING
STf LES OF CLOTHING ready made 10 order, ALL NEN
cot and made IN the tasty Cast1m-Roon not
eouSsd Furp hing Goods and Chdrcns Department no, sur
ptssed Goods this line viii b.. sold AT LESS PRICES
Clo tinE pey or " % low. r. Is. BALDWIN
LsIgoit sto iH the city Nos ~ aud u BO"eIy'
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Mercantile Library Assacfa tion.-Ihe election for
officers Association the will be held Of
Clinton Isn Asor.pse May a. Poils open from NJ 10
Bpm. JOS. h. LtCoth Aec Secrs'hy
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evng oeth on new plan entirely and printed
ga to defy compe;ition The usual price Map this szs
from { TO IA.
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furniture.

AT the EAGLE LNAMEI.ED FURNITURE
N MANTFACrOnY No d1i Broadwsy-f = lcg us Chamber
s,r. Of thN cre5.u,ea Furniture s styles jsiyus and
cccrs o. prices AS and u,asA III" best anu'a ssrsd
Wa lrobss Ihpc Spring Bed. Goods gssSeI IoI the
country.
L,NAMELED CHAMBER SUITS of FUR
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st - and upward A.sc MAT rht~ SIS nL1 IAlLLASskS-
MARLIN NARli. No. -. tsna.-sL,
Pour i3efs eat 81 Bl aisay
FURNITURE, CARPETS. ROCKS, DC,
bought c e.dy money Il No 23 c,h ay between ah and
lNhsis
EIRsT-CLASS ENAMELED FURNITURE
Psr. peecruied and Granel sid wslnui .o4 0aA s~sA
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No. 1IUSlvERsITY.Prscg.

Hesdousrten 9th Reg,. N. L. 5. M, May, 20 1861;
General order No. y. Pursnantto Order Of TINS date
n Rsiuent Is hereby directed Assemble in Fan tssue
Crr knsp.soks and rolled thereon ioT NJ .
TER aud INSPECTION, without srins on MhDNLspatt
tls 2d iost at Y m Ns,lngOosquere soUlh side, night
on Woosler1t.
Odice,s viii carry their oveTcosis sluug
Ibe Stat aud Drum COrps viii report 10
The Aoiuant at 10 minutes befOie.
minutes before II m IL.
a., ~ Ie ednesdy aoiHg the 22d st t
a and secA 10 pste OF theiT Give
eos mal properly autheu sed sBd showing the residence
o sb mem er foi the past Elk n.oDhs By oIser OF
J. B. CoPrlSeER, AdJL J. w STILLS cOion~'
TAel,aSjes of Ncw-Yorlx City tnd more especially
British reets respectfully informed that IN the Regiment
of British Noluntees fomiag ~ tue CITY, thee ss many
n IA need Of temporary aid Ia the shape o onee, co
Al sb cor bution. win thankfully scnowledsea 1t the
BeAluGrter, No. ~ East houson-st, Az l.
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i of the EAGLE SLATE COMPANY syrly a their Yard,
corner of 7hsi and losv OF to a. tuEMAS Agent No.r
Courtisndtst., n. \.