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The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21
Gold Bearing Quartz.

Sincat the discovery of the Pittsburgh mines
much attention has been devoted to the exam
ination of the various quarz leads which have
long been known to exist in our county, the
result of which, has been the taking up and
recording of several claims in different por-
tions of the county. A ledge of gold bearing
quartz has been discovered in what is known
as the "Old Diggings," just across the Sac
ramento river, about four miles from Shasta,
near Churntown. which shows gold generally
distr buted through the entire rock A com
pany has been formed, who have located and
recorded the ledge, and we are informed that
preparations are being made to- thoroughly
prospect this spring, and determine its valae.
Rich quartz has been discovered near the
bend of Clear Creek, about three miles above
Muletown, which promises to pay we'll. Par
ties are now engaged in running tunnel,
and are taking out large quantities of rock
for crushing.
Cheering news has been received from the
Washington Quartz Mining Company, they
having recently found large vein of quartz
which proves to be very rich. This company
are now engaged in crushing this quartz at
their old MILL and as soon as circumstances
will admit, they intend erecting new mill,
with all the modern Improvements for saving
gold.
We are pleased to see that at last our citi-
zens are waking up to the Importance of de-
veloping our mineral resources which have
so long lain dormant. The State Geologist,
who visited this section last summer, is re-
ported to have stated that Shasta county was
one of the richest mineral counties in the
State, but the least worked of any he had
examined. This is undoubtedly the fact in
regard to the mineral wealth of this county,
and all that is needed to make it second to
none in the State. in the yield of the various
precious metals, is entcrpr.sing and expe-
rienced quartz miners to taks hold of the
matter, to bring to light the vast resources
of our mountains, hich will certainly yield
liberal return for the labor and capital in
vested
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21

FIRE. AT ,READING-On the night Of Mon
day last, the 10th inst, about IL clock, the
new hotel, built by Charles Nivelles, at the
town of Reading, was destroyed by fire. Mr.
Jacob Longfellow and a Frenchman were
sleeping in the upper part of the building at
the time. Mr.. Lonfelow, on awaking and
finding the rear of the house on FIRE. ran to
the Frenchman,'s room, and returning +" his
own, seized his clothes and ran down stairs
into the street. When ne reachedsthe street
he saw the fire just starting in the barn. not
far distant. He seized some water, which
happened to be convenient, and succeeded in
saving the barn from. destruction. Mr..
Longfellow, in his efforts to save the barn.
lost a fine gold watch, which remained in
,his room, apd.xhich he mliet bare sn Jed if
he hau not attempted to save the barn..
A nail keg, full of shavings, was found in
the barn, together with a box Of Matches
From these and other evidences, there is no
doubt as to the cause of the fire.
The house was insured for $500 but a
few days before the fire, and the barn for
$780, The loss of the house is about S2500,
and furniture, liquors. &c., about $500.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21

H. II. BANCROFT & Co.-This enterprising
firm, booksellers, of San Francisco, have
furnished US with Bancroft's map of the Col
orado mines, Bancroft's map of the vicinity
of Richmond. Bancroft's S map of the Washoe
Silver Region, and Colton's map of the seat
of war in Virginia and Maryland; also, Mrs
Fremont's Story of the Guard This firm can
furnish tie trade with everything in their
line, at the verv lowest prices
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21

ORGANIzED.-The organization of joint
stock company was effected on Thursday
night last, by the members of the Original
Twenty-six Mining Company. for the pur
pose of thoroughly prospecting their claim in
the Pittsburgh district. Trustees were elect
ed and a Superintendent chosen. An assess
ment sufficient to give the claim thorough
test, was levied on each share.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21

of secession:
An act supplementary to an act entitled
an act concerning crimes and punishment,
passed April 10th, 1850:
The people of the State of California. rep
resented in Senate and Assembly, do enact
as follows:
SECTION |. Every person who shall expose
to public view, on his own premises or else
where, any flag or device of the description
used, or reputed to be used by any Rebels
against the authority of this State, or of the
United States, or by any public enemies of
this State or of the United States, shall be
deemed guilty of misdemeanor, and shall
be punished by fine not exceeding three
hundred dollars, or by imprisonment in the
county Jail for a term not exceeding sixty
days, or by such fine and imprisonment both,
at the discretion of the Court holding cogni
zance of the offense.
Sec g Such flag or device so exhibited,
with the apparatus connected Herewith, shall
: de~qed q nuisance, and any constable of
hip in which the same shall be so
III, or the Sheriff or Deputy Sheriff of
-..-ounty in which the same shall be so ex
hibited, taking sufficient assistance therefor,
may seize and destroy the same.
The Senate, on Monday, passed q bill pro-
hibiting, under heavy penalties, the carrying
of concealed weapons.
Mr.. Chapel has introduced bill into the
Assembly, making the Office of Treasurer Of
Shasta county a salaried one.
The bill introduced into the Assembly, by
the member from Tehama, to change the
boundary of Tehama and Shasta, was killed
in that body.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21

DISTRICT CoURT.-This Court was engaged
through the week in the trial of the following
cases:
The People vs.. Dick, ian Indian,) for
murder vsrdict-Guilty of murder in the
first degree
The People VS.. George F. Castle, for mur-
der. yerdict-Not guilty. Prisoner dis
charged from custody.
The case of the People VS.. Sam ian Indian)
for murder, on trial as we go to press.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21

A HERoISE.-A female. who has served
with distinction as private in the Fifty-sec-
Dad Ohio infantry, under the name of Charles
Freeman, was discharged from the service in
Louisville recently. her sex having been ac-
cidentany discovered while under medical
treatment Her real name, she confesses, is
Mary Frances Scarbury, and she enlisted at
Columbus, Ohio. in September last. Ever
since the war broke out the young heroine
had had desire to serve her country in some
manner. and the ILL treatment offs STEP faith
er hastened the execution of her wish Her
delicate physical organization, however, was
unequal to the endurance of the hardships
incident to camn life, and she was forced in
80 hospital previous to the battle of Chaplin
Hills. Ky. Although she enlisted at the ten
der age of nineteen, the fact that she was
female was never known while she was in the
service even to Der own mess.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21

A DARkEY gives quite an amusing descrip-
ton of the desperation with which the Con
federates fought at Murfreesboro. He says
they even shot mules out of their cannon
+" Fore God, Massa, " said he, +" 1 seed it wild
my own eyes seed 'em shoot a mule out
of q cannon and it hit General McCook's
horse behind, and went clean through him
l clare it did?' That darkey would mako
. good war correspondent
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21

EoyINox-A violent storm of wind and
rain has been raging the greater part of the
week in this section of the State. and bids
fair to continue for some time yet. The far
mers and miners were much in need of more
rain, and much benefit will be derived from
the storm
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21

j. W. SuLLIvAN.-This enterprising nsws
agent, of San Francisco, supplies US, on the
arrival of every steamer, with the latest At
antic papers. for which we desire 70 return
thanks.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21

TAX FOR Stare CAfIloL bdl has been
introduced into the Legislature to levy spe,
cial tax on the property oe .h.S State. as a
building feed, 10 be used in conpleting the
State capitol at Sacramento. We hope this
billwill become a law. aud that the capitol
building, as now desi gaei, viii be pushed to
a speedy completion.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21

Cushing & BusH.-See the advertisement
Of this frm. They are prepared to furnish
everything in the provision and liquor line,
at wholesale and retail, at the lowest prices,
for cash. Give them cab.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21
Notice..

TN pursuance of an order of the Board of Super
visors for Shasta county, made at the February
term, 1868, notice is hereby given that NO Laber
Receipts will be received for Road Tax after the
first day Of April, 1868.
JOHN ANDERSON,
mrl4;4v Clerk.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21

GarHcLIc SERvicg-Rev. Fatuer O'!.eiilv
will have Divine Service in Shasta ON Easter
Sunday, April 5sh.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21
DIED.

DIED.
At Big Flat, Salmon river, March 18th, 1868.
James Francis, son of James and Caroline Abrams,
aged years and 10 months.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21

LEGIsLArIvE.-The following is copy Of
a bill introduced into the Senate, by Senator
Shurtlef, in relation to flying the vile flag
of secession
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21
BIRTHS.

In Hersetown. March 18th, the wife of Charles
Mcdonald, of a daughter.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21
HELMBOLD'S
GENUINE PREPARATION.

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Positive and Specific Remedy
For Diseases of the BLAD ODER, KIDNEYS, GRA-
VEL, and DR0PSICAL SWELLINGS.
This Medicine increases the power of Digestion.
and excites the ASSIGNMENTS into healthy action,
by which the WATERY OR CALCARE0US de-
posits, and all UNNATURAL ENLARGEMENT
are rednced well PAIN AND INFLAMMA-
TI0N.
The Shasta courier., 1863-03-21
THE LATEST.

Washington, lSth.-The General Lsrd
Ofics grants this week, to parties in Califor.
mia, warrants for upwards of {, 900 acres of
land, among the most valuable in the State.
New York, lSth.-The steamer Champion,
from Aspinwall, with dates to the 9Th, ar
rived. She brings important advices from
Central America. A collision between the
troops of Guatemala, under President Barri-
GUS, took place on the 22d February, near the
city of San Salvador, which resulted, after
two days hard fighting, in the total defeat Of
the Carat army, with the loss of 300 killed
and large number wounded.
Washington lsth.-Rear Admiral Bailey,
commanding the Eastern blockading squad
ron, reports to the Navy Department the re-
turn of the Sycamore from up the coast of the
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Paascprera Failed

In ,ecmship 5u0as,a Diq'n ~. 70, N,,sbe,a and Pos,
WOOD NJ u. Csdecl @. ". fsrcbd, Geo q hsies, sol
Mr.. sLtnets hew'i olki Mrs ~ y; tsGer Mrs j. I kob
in,sn Nrs / McO.nsld az child O. J. NBdJf G. H. fal
DUNE T. Il. Bssor g. w G-dnsy. ]. Fi.hsr. J. JACOB
Mrs. n Rudenbech. Brook Ign; Dr. 7 Nnynt. wife AID
enid EpriGxr N. Nil r. HOLMAN. Gohen NJ L. Stack.
noe wife maid Dtui. Lewis, {. Sm.tn. j. ~ ko..l
d. Cadi- Chss HINT H. W Jones' N. n. ~ alton. j q
Sc,s g. s. Deaels J. q Gilmore Moses Jones. Geo. Eat
r1ef AOnz Jones Frederick Schmol.z, r. H. P-pl ia
Cary D. h. Pierce jr Mi. g. o hoysn, W. Adams y sea
yer staswc.ef. o,ion; g. Mary ID. Fos 81, May L.
GaiuclI A.. &. Torner 81 annett MIS- J. 4. Giut. H. r.
Shefman New Bedf 70 Capt J. Hobbs, lpsNch. Mas, H.
rL.vsf Brainree Mass }. III. Alexander, }. " stanton
Conn NJ L. jerks. & II. Drary. Philadelphia Nm ann
s-'msu c. AseLe, Elz.bethiown, N j.. J. =. Hekmap
mi ir,butgh ~ j. a. igbun.n Boundprook, n. j.; "
W Nll.u.. Columbus o. r.. J. Smith lsdy DeEoit h.
S.-war Nashin yten David scott. Nowponi H. HAITI. Bal
titaoTe Leopold B.eS i.my ). L. s,moh L. Il fHei. h.~
Iern q
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DisE-tcrs. DC.

Loss OF TII0 S,GUsA.-lhe Gus 5isun. (of Liverpool
~ 81 Cap- ll.nt5.n sailed nom LysrpsoI y. tsb Il
foT barbados. win cs Of lubof 'tsvss aud 'h!a o.
the nrb of the ~ e1Ttrsn-c. heavy sLs i0rn h l.
Z n l. IN ~Lish sha hove down l,sBs dsck load and
thloo vsicI wasinE t.o 81 tao crew oTfb0a5
who rtcu, stood by the mast. bat i"l-d
sh- e5u.nl~noeJ 20 'gt POUNDED Tbs pump. Al found
three ct G. ws,T AZ md 30 had 'pfuts .c h sud i
selcr ia. the cas.n hoos ssI< 10 panp's Ing b.,
found she oporg cut bet Wtsw,y seaa sod 'ia as W
aor dec forward 2h al hands sbsndpnod her and ~sH' GA
board the bark Susan M DuInsn. Of Yarmouth n - "hsf'
hey wes tre led I'll tho sndne BY CsIt p1iAes'
The crew Of tee Sssuun 81 lsss frssten o."
man efou,y. The srsuu- AID rese valued a. co
and no in.ur.uee 81 her.
scHooSER ON FmS.-Ihe schr. Cerolne Andefion, Naft
Dody loaded vi hoy, sd bouae TO s.Ens N, D. G. vs.
ll-eo,er,d to hfo ct to-4fy by Sergeant Bhsn
eg the afLor Pos .antI, wLo Immediately WIN! TO her
assistance lie h.d o. ~ses on her IA shof'
time. AID in q m hour see.eisd Ia sHblnes It's
asns whlsh a. Gle time threatened no Gs'srue lou Il to-
v,,eL Tho ys", Il but 'ish'y ds'5si iHd 500 will Psy
Tor The dssse tie hay. She vsi Al anchor on Cunfa
Dock. Jersey CITY.
TrE ,nir TALsAS, Capt Thomas ifoni London arrived
"a, sid anchored Ia Ito North RIVER The tLrl otsog
Ed,ar brother Of tie CO! tn los! overheard
y.b L. Capt, Thon susrscng be had been uuf,ify dealt
with secure the services Of Sergeant rien II tic Arbo'
Police steamer. DO sfr,sle1 ils suspec ted pa .io.
scrs CAaoLlsE OF N.v-Londau. ~ conAns through Hell
O,ts giorLng ~tho1ta pilot went asho!o On bAeA"t
Island. WI be got OF a. j. Ih SaieT
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l.a..enrera Arrived

~ .,eqs.ip Northern Light from ltpnToH-J. b. Woo"
ter .nd family Mrs r. o. snssb ADD family, T. Y. Benj snin
aud family Rev j. Kimbr, John X. Date, Mrs simmons
aud family Mrs L. HAnsbrow aud family 1bos mcdonnell
family ". NJ rvin, H. HoseDfed. 4. OlypnaAt, WIN
liefsn Miss La Ross, r. Barney and slater Mrs j.. Fake
l.. Gorchsux and family, j. Fficd, y spsudigg j. Had
p Gsodwin I. c. DoLeny. T.. It. Spingue w II TGsny, s.
Haze X. Opheiner. q. X Batsun, kolcn, A. Wei. g.
+ Hobler w H. DisthIusn, C. II. Reid WIN. S.uons q
W. Tfanier N. T.. Lyon, A. Doys, MeNAir, Mis- Col
rod A. Eioni H. Gales DR. Gibbs, MeAddeI, snd TsPPan
Hoadloy. =, 81, ,, =,
CathsFine Smelly OF the Italian opera
In sAp 7heotald, yrem hev-O'lsdns-Cspt RAnmerons
Cart Il ell Of big sparta, coEdeasned hir eodron, Ma
Kemp Capt. A. CLARK
In t,ie 0ceaa Ware, (1On Sdgaa-Mr Terrell.
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From SOuts 1mcricu.

The Pacific Steam Navigation Company, steamer
Peru arrived at Toboga on the 2lst Of February
The dates brought by the Peru are:
Port Monnt, Jan. II; Valparaiso, Feb. q C4!lac
18th, Guaysquil, Ito.
ia addition 20 mails and passengers, the Perm
brngs Sill 80 ~ slecie for transrnSon 10 South
smptou.
CHILL.
The news from Chill by this mail |. Of tie sa,ac
opexciting zone a. by several previous mails.
Business IS quiet; Imports Dung tho past fort
alglt have been unnDOrtant. Cotton goods src
scarce aud ~ famine prices.
Harvest vii. turn ont very satisfactory. Prices
will be low. Last years wheat has fallen to {: the
fanega Not more than 81 the fanega is offered for
The new seGsOns wheat.
Anotber evidence Of the general commercial prog
pey Of the coast is found in tue customs return Of
the port OF Valparaiso Up TO 3lst December, lSC2.
The receipts In tue month Of December amount u
$780, 10 sXcess Of the same month 1861 and for
the whole year 1862 there is shown an excess o.
t25C, OJJ over the receipts Of 1861.
civil engineer, MIR. Richard Goldsborcugh, OF.
feIs 10 construct telegrapbic communication from
Val! rsiso 10 Panama. lie has been a4NatiDg the
matte. in Santiago, and shares are being taken 10
that city. Mr. Goldsborough will shortly proceed
10 Pe.i and New-Gra.ada 20 advocate this scheme.
Mining prVspocts for this year are very layor-
able.
Tho arrivals Of shipping OF Valparailo during
the past fortnight have been: Ga the 93d of Jann-
AIRY, British bark Caldsra, lron Swap,ea. Brilisb
bark IL. Wallace, from sydney; British bark 1ross-
sch, from Now Zealand.
The Bri lsh residents Of Valparaiso have ssnt a
frst instauaent Of $1,000 in aid Of the Lancashire
sufferers.
Exchange Oh London, Aid a AID. for dollars
PERU.
o. the Goth Of January Congress rose having ter
nj - session which will DO remembered for
man .gsv aud most useful cDactments.
TIE message Of Mr.. Sautelan, President Of the
Serae, this occasiou is a resume of the labors of
the session, ard il is highly gratifying TO mark the
spirit and tendency Of every good act toward the
consolidation OF good governments aud progress IL,
every department of the business Of the State The
army bss been reduced satisfactorily friendly rela-
tons have been placed Oh frmer bases with neigh
boring Republics and foreign States, o new penal
code IS been arranged, which will DO PLAIN ana
sute lido to make justice reality, and the bill for
The regulation Of the currency was one OF the great.
est want. OF the country.
AT the close o. tho Presidents address, Congress
wa convoked in session extraordinary for the 5th
Of FebruAy, to receive the Ministerial budgets and
TO vote supplies.
At this session Prevalent San Rarnen appeared in
BE place, and ID eloquent language delivered ap I'D.
tress touching On the leading demands made in the
new budget
Matters become more Gnd more complicated about
The navigation Of The Amazon.
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1863. .,.,. TILE r1lIs.,. ,.,, !, 1868.

Win It's connections, firms
rf,F suORTFsr AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FRoM NlwloRS TO rss PRiseiPAL WEsrERs CirrHs
Seven teens run dsiy rom ew OAK TO lsdeipha via
.Jerscy scd Camden and Amboy line.
ALL THBOUGu IkAINs tok THE WESLEY THIS
EOOr or IUURILANDT-sT.
Py way Phiacophis the ornas leave New.
YotA tine other routes; Evening passengers
A, q p. ~, ono hour later than other lines
hy II Allentown. evening pAssensrrs leave at m,
Lous late: than tho Northern lines. AID BY both routes
arrive at the same time AZ Nosiherg lines ia Chicago aud ali
points Ia the EohWe, Ce,tine. ndisnspolis Louisvis,
points West with Fewer chsDses eteIs ...
slce Cars. without change, from Phiadeiphit 70
Piu.ourh $50 miles. AID New PHIsDurxn, ~ miss
Fare the other ron'es. H. oil
Bsfgs.e checked Though. IrLsiels free.
Secure Tickets good n9,il ns,a by ris ,eSrsh
Accommodation Lire which Affords comfortable node OF
travel TO parties moving Westward, a. onshsi the Usual ~
81 FAKE. ,., ....
by this route ireghs Of al deNlip ions csh or
70 .nd nom aey point the RoiIoads Of Oio
ROAD DIRECT, or to port on the nasigsoN i"e'S'
TIE West by steamers from Pittsburgh IN the West BY
Tie rate. OF ght TO AID FROM any ~ ,iues % favorable
. .s hS ether .lTead Conp.ns. .,sb. ~ ms me
;nrrs in;S,,ur the porsion Oh .ne,. ,,ssm,,
Company can rely "i1 ii sesh ssY@c : ".,.,,,-
F.rms,. aud Dealers In Live s'oes WI. "S 1870 "a
route Cspselous opsueS ON This line
aud every aeauoa h paid TO tneir wantA
s Jrisets where viii DC logid every r, nee os
!eel.E III "A .YOKk ard BALTIMORE MANkETS. .r f.
rhiH; rrLiOrr, Passenger Agent No. Aston Houss.
yEftli 4 Co, Freight Agents.
p mcDoNALD BsCHoFF Ern'EIsnt Agents. m a
.-7 FL d.. cd. i, No. Battery ploCa
ENOCH LEWIS Genera! Superintendent, ANc.na Pa
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TEE ONO LEGIsLATURE.--On the I'd inst, Tie
House sdopted-iS to 1.-the Cntendeu Compro-
Mise resolutions, with this amendment:
THAT, while we will not interfere with nor i'm
pair ANY night or institution Of these revoIed Saies
we will not bcld the chate properly OF their ri bel
lions cilize1s thus exempt from tie bardens AID
consequences Of .heir great crime, bat @len ~
sacrice is necessary for tho Accomplishment OF tue
foregoing OBJECT IL ought to be made; Tor when lha
alternative Ia the overthrow Of the Government. OF
the sacrifice of Rebel property, we are 1nislterngly
for the maintenance OF tho Government ana uie
preAerl alton VI the Union"
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sEIgPPlNG INTELLIGENCE .
PORT OF NEW-YORK.
feared.

st..n.bin.-Dl..,.. . so-aeu. Liverpool, John u.
Ds!e Star Of the south "a oodh oil. New-OfleanS .
steamofs-Alexsndor. Pearssl. fortre,, bonros T. j.
Campbell; Hud,or Tribble Philadelphia Delaware, ThobI'
Philadelphia uni,
Sbip-CSihAnal Philadelphia. Inpptl 20 ~ :
Comet. TODD Loldci BuoKln Crane; Deorfes ili.'
Hong Kong Snd Shanghai, J. {. JeDd Manbheld Tore,
Monteyideo. q. ssv9ry Co. -
Bsrks-Ausuts (Prus.l Wsack, Cork. VIA. Salem CO
Trent (Swed., Elfrrsor hon, Punch. Meiscke Neidt
Jane Isabella lBr pes..l, Rotterdam, W r. schnIdt
Sou.
Biss-Jsne Br) Nee ,aisn Inmol J; !. whitney GO.
Ida Abbott tBr Goye Fo.ee. T. H.. Viii boie Go Oo'
znibo Troy Philadelphia j. W McKes Josephine iron J.
Oiev-ra. Opotto, H:EauusyeT & Brun.
seboonsrs-W Il. Gem Seuddef. Boston, g. Oooaapred
Wide w ORD. Adams Warrington. JONAS smith Queen oi
the West, Rogers Wssbinstcn, vsn Bruut slsgt w e.
Nelson. Rose. Washington NJ I. Runyoni r. fsneolpb
Riley. Fotrcs, Monroe. NJ. t. Rnnyoui Leading brerts
Graham Philsdelphs. Hands y. lyes French Wesb'
ingten Van Brutt Ssstti DR. Franklin ChsPmah nor
Monroe, Raven. Co.; C. Anderson Doughty, Wash
inEton bentey. Smith Co y n Smith. Ltcnni, bst'
JoLas Smith.
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THr MANUAL OF THE BOARD or EDucATToS.-In
referring 10 the New Manual Of .he ard OF Ejukon in
yeooay TRIBUSK motto. made Of theebsence Of tue
saeses opposite the II .s teachers A. one o he
fea:ues IN VII n tie Manual for 1858 unlike i pre-
deeeo tbs following at the head Of the lsi 0tcac-
crs exp ,ins the difference referred to:
"NorR-7Ls sa.ade. raid 90 t.ictors r,per,cd to
The Cic!ks of the Pan q Dec, ubo b'2 'n III
- DAY 81 tn, month, thf bylaws gVytus toe ann
Of slaiies eseniay changed ~ lie EoAd OF f1ncr
500 and 10y suorqUentS much niodned ~ the
,evd Boards Of Trustee, uud-I the opu'tos % Tue ht"
bylAws tn. IL ia tible 10 have then ~ ~
the lrs1t Manual Win any drsf-. o. aeoiacs wnous Gt'
isys publication IL tAtIeofe deemed vlsat - 40
QUIT iuri at0.r,nrg Aztec Kiln S-etio.s ~ ~ Oh q %
cubi.Cssa TIC uiu non ne ct " trso1o'
- ~ el, IVA. 10 Contained Ia t4u Manun iOI Iayd"
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TIKI MIRROR or FAsHIoss.--We have re 'eived
IN sdvsuec copy Of the Spring number Of Nine DenosP'
Onntery Mirror OF Fashion. whcn viii be givea to tbs
pahic sfeI the 10th inst This number viii furnish rieh
sst for the ladies. The elegant display Of ounsfor erfrav
and practical Information fur hed IL this sziue viii
dOnote's insure for it large eiGeplah especially whom 1t
Ia remembered that 90 cents If fsized pae1us
s ia, uissd IN esch M Der tue whole sold for Is o.rt
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bort iunroers' Notlor.


SAFE or NV. YORK. I
pot7-W. KpKSs' Uvrits, ~. IWsn-'L}
NOTICE is hereby gwen IA accordance VITA
I section oil To AT passed A. Il. 10 1856, entitled 4,
Act to heoTsanixo tie Wsrleus Oce the Port New
Nok to I'll persons Lteirstod iu. hrUz cLass 81, thr
subeci Of such In ulry eIsuaton. o. survey t4t
the follow iug vessels under alton by the Port
MAIDEN aud tht tho said surveys limitations l De
completed within osys slccesins hls notice. on
board sad vessels:
Bark No. T..
Bark 81 s.
ma ]. Nj. OOurIH hovHtuu
scLoonet H. L. Metea Pier No. Il. i.
sch0olcI NJ. y. no ~ J. "
MI h. bUkLEidb, P,"dsn-
J. AUG's HkRRi1,r. Secretary
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IuE NIITD NIAlE> 1 ~ Law
Now RxADY psnphis; o " ON "a ne white pap7
Iesdc OIL, hdch word los ~ofd "a .eeSsd,n -
original text sprtod q Il on hpa,h"ucN h~chpt'
ion OF every ste taxed BY TIE an anS tie ann 40.
Of te iey-d thereon In, renders y Is cJIpei'
md conyeasns a. Il IL possible to axe IL
Price cents postDaid ~ per 10 II sent by "ipe"i -
ueI 100 4. by mai. Adde'S THE 1KisuSE. Ss"-IoT
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