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UNITED STArgs Navy. YARD, !
WAsuissroS d. g., June q, 1858
GALE OF United STATES STEAMERS

W,
GALE OF UNITED STATES STEAMERS
At bdc odes De 'S on srPRDAY S H. aS
day 81 I"4s s at ' isy Web .'e Ja oe s
ar Putnan Re,olnte Cactus j. n seymour C~nf d. Lion
Zeta My.tc Wc-tem World, Dumb srton, Lillian, aud Bat
The Ba.imore /. a wooien hle-y heel OF the fl,
loving diuensions: L-ng, a0 feet bread OF beam rs
inches. deph Of hold 70 feet diameter Of cylinder, a
ucle.: siTose Of piston, feet inches. =,
The Watch is p,oyeler. l.""es: 81 f'"' breadth o.
beam. zee. depa Of he'd iee diAnet> Vi cylinder ID
The Juniprr propslbr with single ene,us LeHsh, 70
er Of cyudsr, ,. in stroke Of piston, % inches
The fea.r single engine propeller Ien''l 90 feet
cylinder, 20 inches; siross OF piston, 20 iuches- -
The Putnam wooden .ide.wheel stssn.er l"ngh i0o
inches diam OF cylinder, - inches sross OF piston,
The Re.ola,c is double engine propeller Length 81 fee.
asss.r c,ncor II inches stroke OF piston IT inches
bSs.h ~ ham ~ feet ines~. aepn Of bold feet
Inches; danee cylinder, 81 iaches strose Of piston
The J. " seymour Ia a wooden ado wheel steamer.
Length leo feet breadth Of b.em ~ feet ipches depth OF
no d. fss nches diameter OF cyindrI inc"e'i sfohr
The Ccur de Lion wooden .dewhel steamer. Lensth
hid f., inche, diameter Of cynd-, "a inches.
Ihe Irta il single en.ins propelled Length, 60 fest
brsaa % bam - beet 10 inches depth Of hold Zee,
nshss diameter OF cylinder IS inches stroke OF piston 10
Tho Mystic "a wooden sropeler single engine Length,
3r breadth Of % feet inches depth Of tod ~
ire, diameter Of cylinder, ~ nehes ssoks OF piston "
inches -
Tue Western World (, wooden propeller. Length, i7s
feet. brrah Of beam. 81 fee, inches depth OF hold ieet
diameter OF cylinder, 81 inches stroke Of piston feet
Tho sid wheel -tean-r, built OF steel plates tinen
thick Length. 80 feet breadth OF beam, ~ feet, d'pth OF
d. n feet 70 nche diameter OF cylinder ~ inches stroke
OF piston. feet. ~, 49,.
The 10 iron sidevheci steamer Length. To
fat, breadth Il beam % feet inches, depth OF hold IS feet
inches dsnster Of cylinder - ncns' stroke Of piston, TO
inches.
IL side vince Length.
o. 'saI Of hold. IL feet d.
indeT 70 inches; stox. % piston. - Gchcs
1h. be and further particulars ad known
on application 70 Commodor. J. b. MONTGOMERY. COM
rll,.tsn, WasLingfon Navy Yard
Terms SALE Cash In Government funds i've (5 per
vessel the time Of sale aud the balance within
ds1 the f.s..f.
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UsirgD STATES NAVY YARD, Dosros,
CorsASpAsrs OpYicz. June D. lSb'
IL - = :, A

V'Hu U. 5. STEAMERS ClRCAsSlAN.
i srETTI,T and YOUNG ROVER, will be sold Is lolA
auction on THU RsDAY the ED day Of June IL o'clock m.
al thi. Y ,rd by Hor1tio Harris Auc,ionser.
The GIRO ASSAM ia an iron screw steamer bsrknesed
very strong and IN exceen, condition having been recy
repsired LENGTH G.,5 fect; breadth, 80 4, feet
depth n Is feet with cylinders 90 inch diameter and ~
inch stroke. -
The STETTfN Ia iron SITES rner with two ni-tA
engtb, i65 feet; BREADTH 70 feet deph
IS feet; with cylinders, 3sineh diameter and "a aod
STROKE. -
The YOUNG ROVER Is bark rigsed vessel with auxiliary
steam po~~rj length 10 % feet breadth. feet depth.
1909 feet. and inverted iron coudsDsine engine diane
ter OF cylinder l613)nch stroke
Five per c,n,um Of the purchase money must De paid on til.
,.y of IN, sale & before the ve-s- v-
ard. which must be Done within six daye
.cr III. inventory 81 the srces be sold
with the vessel can be found at the yssl.
:. H. SrRlNGHAM Rear Admiral.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oyycg,l
HAsHiNGTos, ~ G., June Is 1863
ATSAJ ,fSEE EJCEAbI " TTrT ES

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS OFFICE
WAsHiNGTos, y. c. June Is 1863 !
SPECIAL SALE Of SEkFICEABLE MULES
- by order tho Qui-te sierCeuera. there will ba
sold at pIbic auct,on under be direction Of Iapn l..
Lowry Moore 4. q VI t. the ighs. bidder. at the Nms
and place named below. VIZ;
NEW.YOBk CITY, WEDNESDAY, June %. 1870
kEW.YOEK CITY, WEDNESDAY,, July s, 1873
NFw.YORK CITY. WEDNESDAY, July u. isSs
NEWBORN CITY. WEBNESDAi July 10, 100.
NETWORK CITY, WEDNESDAY July 26. Is15
TWO HUNDRED >ERyICEABLE MULES eocb diy.
Many Of them bought IA the beginning OF the
young mules accompanied the armies IN az their MARCHES
aud tho oushy broken hardened oy Exercise
gentle and familiar from being long surrounded oy the
soldiers.
Though sound and sevioesbe they loner required
the army and be purchased ut these sales at f1 leo
their value The stsnon OF brick merchants ant
farmers il especially invited
Mules ,od sngly. Sale to commence a. 10 O'Clock
aud will b. held At the Government Stables Tenth
and Thirty third It.
T-rui.-Cssh il United States currency.
JAMES a. EKIN
Nj. p,vis a "a
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Breve. Bril-, Gen 10 charge FIRST Division .. NJ. o

l. On TUESDAY June 20 at l2 O'Clock. the Conmercd
Exchange No. 89 Fulton st.. opposite the City Hall Brook
!yn by j. COLE 81 large sections nearly oppo,A
the ant resdrnce of Dr. V,Dderyeer and oily ~
wards from the Fatbnh-ae. from Fultou ferry Good
chnrches schools and stores and the surrounding IN
provem, consist mostly Of hsndsome villas hsps are
ready at the oiEce on A. j. L. LOTT, No "iuoushbyst,
or AT the saissrootn.
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DLACK LACE POINTS,
ID suAwLS NNp NiSrlLLA3
., hsl' ihs vir. In Gold
BLACK 0uiPURF AID TfRFAD LtcE5
marked n hit down.
LACE Walls BARBES AND CDifFTRES
fuars~d ri.ht down.
PATENT AND REAL NALfsCiEAAES LAIEs
marked fi1ht down. -.
POINT VALFSCIFN - = ani Thread COLLARS and SITS
marked ght down. .
Fnnbrolae,ed LACE .ni Hon stitch HANDKERCHlEf5
PARKED fish, down
JACOSEr BANDS EDGlNG, AND INSERTIONS
usrs "a rirh, down.
BLACK LACE NIT ) rIark.d riFht down.
All Stock usIioi gh down owing 70 tn sdsseemen'
% the Seasof. 1900. - =.
L.. WILLIAMS Co, 10. ~ Broadway,
Between RroOn.e and Or mi ia
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Urn GOODS.
At GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.

At GRAND-ST: CHEAP STORE.
IA RETAIL EIBboNS!! nj,
Thousands Of pieces Of new Bonnet and Trimming RID
BONS comprisin, ali the desirable shades. cheap
Also. from auction cheap Paid RIBBONS. On, reais'
Lsy.ud. mil ha1 "eT sn '' IN 9ssn SS,.
widths ali to match ebpc oy,Tnino Se0w last 00"'H
pri's' Mo-. al and fpW S.ns h md = M+n
" Fifth block East from the Bowery
At GRAND.ST. CHEAP STORE: -
STRAW GOODS fRoM VARIOUS MANuFAHIUREKs
BALANCE F IS cEb PRICES pMh sio'" N'
We specify SPLIT STRAW BoNEEIS at -. sr., 90.
prices
HAIR BONNETS, WHITE, BLACK ard FANCY, sSc''
7Jc., = and 81 3O--hsl picc.
SPECIFICATION D.
CRAY HAIR BoNSEis a. 81, rs. 80 and 81.
MISSES and LA6i ns'' seopSh rrRBAN CAPS at
SC. ,5c : ami 80 all very choice brads. and cheap
TuRpAvs vIcroEIAs' SnE'sl6gs. CARS, standard
AID all The nsysrs 'h,pc. and Dad' under who" sac
good quati,s EDWARD RIDLEY,
Nos 81 aud siii Grsnd,,t., and No &c Aie1s.
Filtb ocs ea-. from the Bowery
A T GRAND ST. CHEAP STORE.
"A New Imported Flowers rrd Fea,hera
Aso New GTsssss, n rie,y.
EDWD. .uDLEY.
Nos oil and 3lfl irind-st aud No. &C Allen a..
Fith block east from tho bowory.
4 T GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
N Dr,.. Trimmings Ofnaments Fashionable Cords aud
ScG Br4id, Gimps Buttons, Straw ornamen- and other
Also Black White aud coIored Grapes cheap
rDWD. RIDLEY,
No. Jl and III Grand-st aud 40 90 A'lonst,
tih block east rom tho Dowe.y.
AT GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
"A New shades in Plain aud Paid silk Velve'
Chap Millinery Sil4s from IS cents " yard
Cheap Msno snd Illusion Lsees. both Back and White.
Gapur- and other Real Leccs. uni,r regular prices
Lace sarese 'ni Grape V'i'' y s1scri RIDLEY
No. ol aud 3iii Grp,d |, md No. % A,en-'t,
fifth bock ,aIt from the Bowery.
AT GRAND-ST. CHEAP STORE.
"a L,d.e. Kid Gloves = and = - the pair.
New designs In Thread Gloves cheap.
falI line. Of L.dic. M,'s., SID Mir., chespi now
style. Ia Luen Coa. sad Cuts chap EIabFodero. from
auction Also. cheap Linen iiand1 .,a ,n,rv
MOI. oli and JlIl Grsrd., I'D W. 60 Al'cp-st,
f'fh book 'a-t nom the ho"sry.
CLEARING OUT SALES.
$. THOMPSON
No as Rrosd~sy
Has reduced the pnce Of sarmrnt. male for Fall
rarcha.e,-
SPLENDID LLAMA LACE POINTS.
LLAMA LACE ROTONDES.
eros URAIg SILK BAsoUES.
GRos GRAIN SILK ROTOSpES
The. Good. vii b, .oIa a, VERY Low PRICES tor the
DEF, % day.
s. THOMPSON.
No. sTS Broadway.
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EAIRY FINGERS.-Mrs. Mowatt's brilliant
IL new novel Ia having Tremendous sale Iii esmirs
bly, wrought tale and enchs tie attention OF the reader
from be,iLniss to end
CARLETON. Publisher Eow-Yors.
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(ll,HIRCIILATNG LIBRARY FOR SALE.-

~ choice selection Of 1900 voumes. in excellent
condition, embracing all ,le drd and popular wcrs. oil
rns.h uuS Amcrcen lie 20, up 20 date, IN we oest
ediiious. Addres.. fof pafi. JOSEPH r. NOOELiNS'
No. 646 broadway, New York
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Drn 0ocos.

n EIdHrn-AvENUE S cHE AZ S sTpREi SALE
VI Oh "'' 81 Straw G6oDs Sc, on THE DOLLAR
SPLIT STRAW BONNET, NEW " .H "a zsa;. SOC.
R RoRah hsARs A ASn 5hHS lsEHS5 ~
LADIES BONNErs Toe l5c.. 25c., 3c, &c.
N$S ;Ss. E s.SostMs, l ss i ss s s,s
BOYS STRAW HATS, i3c, UP
AAHoH ASSohlhhNI " MELONS AND FLOWERS
10000 YARrs TARLGrANEs, TWO YARDS WIDE, 2'c
hor W SILK s slRS,is'i IN f' nf;6tsiifiRy
1900 600 r FAIRS hi5sE ho sE & e' s' % 80
'0' PAIRS cLN p E5 sR "a 3yI 81 S. si to &c. &c.
FINE GLOVES Lf Az i SOS AND SGS UMBRELLAS
500 SPRING sg,Wls, Vi 80, e - s;d 90
p RSe LSf BIZ F c1FT f ii siS'%'
FINE FANCY MUsIINs. 2oc., 2Sc. 1lc 49, a.. 81,
B BIsSHk f HvR S V1is so los to s. ''
WonkJD sAEps 81 ' Sis i's g. T &c; p "p
KNIhA I'M IiNEN SITS, 2'c.
BARGAINS ALI sI;i tbs S0 W. e,
LADIES HANDKLRChiEts, 90 Ice, ilc5 10
VERY tiNE ALL LINEN .iEMsrlrch, ascr 'lo.' &c.
GEMS ALL LINEN s,.. 1os '2sc, &c.
GENTS ALL LINEN HhrS:itGh sic &C. 900, ,,,,.
5000 GENTS NEcKTIEs &C. s.si ~ ,'.n,,,,r,o.
cLARKs oENUryE sooYArp cSff!ev. &c
GENUINE AtHISE 2.0.YARp c0rroS. Sc
1900 dozen SpOOi-COlfON. y .foos; 10
WHITE CROCHET COTTON, &c. spool
s sEsT l ,l,S, &C "a fhr RS ?, CARD
WEEDLE's NEEDLES &c PAPER
ShiRitACiNGs &c. YARD
SILK EAiA-NET5 l0c-
CROCHET BRAIDs, lc., shlR: BkAiDs, &c.. &c, 20 r.
AND QUALITY. Will COMMENCE THIS WEEK 70
CLOSE THEM OUT BY THE CARD, REGARDLESS or
IoT OF GRAPES. CLOSING At 2Se. YARD. LARGE
LOTS Or GOODS. SUITABLE FOR Thh soufiEhN
MARKET CLOSING our AZ Wt9LEsAIL1E o oe.Y
u uST q IN TIE EsvsESISG. 1' ,,.r
Nos 22l AND l23 EiObTiI-ANENTE,
Between Twuy-rrst spd Twenty 'ecoDdTr
4 T LEGGAIN's THIS WEEK.
BLACK AND WHITE cHECKED SILK At 81 80. worth
81 2i
PLAIN CoLORED SIN at ~ IS 'awo Of "a 50.
BLACK AND WHITE PLAiTs AID CHECKED WASH
mo NOHAIR at treu lous sacrifice - the ,m?ortef
100 piece, PLAIN COLoRED GRENApiNE BARGE.
reduced roi, 81 p 70 70 cent; Gully.
STRIPED GREHADlsE BaREGE .. 30 cents per yard,
cot 81 u import
800 piece. PRINTED JACOSErsa jus, received from Paris
ssvcIJ lo~ price.
5000 piece. FIGURED PIQUES.
The fashionable drse. Tor .-a.hsre, garden. &c.
LITTLE LOVELY sAChS. most eomiprt~s!e for
PRINTED LINEN LAWN at O. cert. psr yard
JUST RECEIVED, A NEW ASSORTMENT, the lsa to
be hsd thi,
CHINE ALPACA for TRAVELLING Suits.
Beet cosors for tie purpose
WHITE ALPACA. 90 fashionable for Dianef Dresses
NOTTINGHAM LACE By ,he yard from - to Is cents.
received tbs wc.t.
NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS a. low a. ~ rcr pair very
cheap al.o. NOTTINGHAM CURTAINS at ~ 81 s6, 80
LECRAlN.
NO. 7I0 BROADWAY,
wsVer.sy Place.
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QUARrFRsAsrER.GEsBRALs OyrrCy,
WAfuiSGToS, ID. G., June o 1865 (
CPECIALS SALE of SERNlCEABLE DRAFT
- HORsES.--By order Of tho Quartz m
there vii sold al pubic auction undor IN. cr-c don of
Capt L. LOURY MOORE, A. q. NJ. TO the hisho,i bidder
at the time sud place named below, VIZ:
NEN-iORk CiTY.......kRIpAY Jups ls INA
NETWORK CIrY....... ,Tf HspAY June 40 laJ,
NEW.YORK CprY........bRlDAY,J Jane 81, 1865.
NEW YORK CIrY.........TlfFSDAY Inn. ,; Ia;5
NEW.YORK CITY ......,,FEIDAY lima 10 ls65
Two hundred and hl,y sERyICEABLE DRAFT HORSES
each day.
opportunity to purchase superior class Of ds hcr.es
o. nr les. an their tue value now offered the public
The animals though sound and servics,be are no Logger
required IN the Army. and must be- sod. The attention Of
managers OF city railroads and uancorios IL especial
called to these salea Horses sold snry sas TO
at 10 An, ard will be held ~ tue Government stables
corner FeutiI ave. aud Tlirty.til,ris
Terms Cns, in United States currency. Hi
JAMES A. EkIA, B,evet B,is ten Ia Charge
.. D.n ffu. Fret DIV. u NJ u. q
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9ales bn Autticn.
- n; MsaxIs; Aact,onssr.

CHfEy OCARrgRHAsrERs OrfIcs
pgPCT OF WAsuISGToy
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. June H. 1865. !
I ARGE SALE Of GOVERNMENT
Ia WAGONS and HARNESS. VIII b. sod at publi.
auction under the direction II BIevet Colonel Charles
Ioupkin A. O. b., o. $. A. at the Government Mil alta
ated E-st.. between Twenty and Twenty
In the City Of Washington. d. 9. about
TWENTY THOUSAND SETS OF SINGLE MUbH.
HARNESS,
with
a LOT OF SADDLES. 40,
which have hesn used in pul lie service.
The Harness gil be sold sing SETS
$50
About 800 WAGONS, winch will be sold sinxy 10 the
highest bi iden
The -ais Of Wagons Will commence on WI )NESDAY
lvne %. 1875, 4, 10 O'Clock with lot sb)ut four
hnned point north OF tie Rsrosd Park, tie
minus Of New north, and alter tceir sale Il
peted the rema,nier will be sold c e., east bet~ees
Fourteenth aud rfeenh'ta. the Lincoln Hospital
The sals # Harness will commence THURSDAY Juns
% 1875 at 10 o clock
hs sale Of Wagons and Harness will Continue, steroa<
days. until the w.Io.r nuu.ber !. sold.
forms cash, In Oovsrnne. :unds.
The sten.on buyers .led TO the ace sale Of MULES
commenced Monday, May ~ 1862 and Which sill being
continued from day to day. d. II. RUCiER.
Brig Gen. and Chief Quar- master.
Depot OF v .shinton.
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= Summer nc!rtIls.

KEYPORT PAVILION, koypOrt, n. j., is
IN now or.n FIR SUMMER BOARpERs. Sp,udi
Bathing Fishing Dnye. 1c., hour and hall from New.
York lower by Terms reasonable. Boat leaves
Of Jay,t ~. .i keyport, o ~, Apply to CON JONES,
No ia fnlton-s, H. J. BOTTiMOHt, No. g2g slonst or
the Captain on he boat or address GEORGE J. KIBBEE,
Proprietor SUNDAY. foot OF Jay It,. IA
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EINE FARM fox SALE in consequence

TOR SALF--A large PLAT OF GROUND
j ard WATER FRONT on Eas; River Bushvlek Inlet
and Firsts Williamsburg. L. l.. 2tOSt5S feet lis south
boundary 10 North rwolthst. whc. sae Common Council
o. Bro0kyn ope- $50 ieot beyond present buka.-
tin all 3 teet> authorized by the legislature reaching 20
Pier n- extends 10 u feet water For terms tor
the whole ouehaf, aud map Of property apply 20
CORNELIUS DUBOIS No. u Nsttr-si.. New York.
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Mem Publications
,IrSyr Gov .b. FOURTU OF JULY.

NTFW MUSIC for the FOURTH OF JULY.
~ A N.r,,x,, ASrgyx-,iIoRY To GOn......Psrkhurst
Br Py.Cr usIIEY-Natona Song with C' crus Farkhur.
TIM OYs AEE MARCHING iiosE' song wih OH"rn"h
Wr'II An 60 RonR A6AiS--Song with Chorus-Wlhuock
Al of which ere recommended Price, - each for
81 5ailcd ir,c. J. DlsheT, 80
HORACE WATERS No. &3i froadwsy n Y.
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NOR SAIE-A FRS. Glass TENEMENT
II PROPERTY IN seventh Ward Paying over 10 per cent
clear on Investment; $3.50 cash required Address
OWNER, Station X, Now fors
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W. J. MIDDLETON, Publisher,

.for sale by the principal booksellers throughout the
county Dssiers supplied by AMERICAN NEWS COM
PANH
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THy ATCHES, d MONDS, SILVER PLATE,
w OLD COLD and SILVER. BOUGHT for CASH, or
EXCHANGED At the highest valuation ORIGINAL l..
JACOBS, No. U7 Broadway
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TINO CONFECTIONERS.--T new crop OF
i ps.ne Msxicsn Vanilla Besns 4 now In. II. G. BECKER
Co, Confectionery FAvors. No. 50 Gold, cor. Annt
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yyINELAND-TO ALL WANTING FARMS.

az Onn TO LOAN on BOND and
NOsJsOOU MORTGAGE, b. on. or NOR, n 5! sum: ?.
real estate in this city. Apply to JOHN " CoNhLf' NO
~ Wall-s'.. room No. g.
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Reai Ctsiate for Sale.

BUILDING LOTS.-LOTS for SALE in
A1 almost every part Of this city. Apply 70 JOHN Mo
CLAW NJ. ~ Pinest
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LNOR ShLE-On Hudson River Railroad,
L within % feri OF deep wAier near Sixty ihirds
LOTS fronting on Eleventh With %s,ory brick BUILD
INC originally factory ard suitable for light MANUFACTURING
purpose Ia good order and used tenement Wit
be sod st exchanged for other property BESE
DICT COLT. NJ { piue-st.
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INFORMATION WANTED of CHARLES

INFORMATION WANTED of EMMA
4 STEWARD who lived in New-ioIk with her brother
HFNRY in the ls12 u this should meet her eye she
earnestly Tcqucs communicate with her brother ~
SEPH WHO i've AZ No. 5j6 fcarist, New / ork.
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Go Wbom ii map Concern.

4 RMY OFFICERS will be literally treated
With If tlcy require aseuoc in cosns their psdnancs
and Qu,iern ar a1ceuut.. Ccrihcact % nouiudcDted-
ness So, ally procured through Wellington Ofce Ae-
eounts COLLECTED ana cashcd l.. BROWN q Co.
Bankers No. PARK place
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INFORMATION WANTED of WILLARD
1 ALLEN formerly Of California. Apply TO j. b. H..
EDGAR. ia Bank, Nc. % Wailt,
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An Discharged Soldiers can their claims for Pay
BOUNTY Clothing aud ia.'ons Money speedily settled and
casLed the United States Army Agency au' bnkng Office
Of f.. BROWN \ 90. No. Park place.
The Shasta courier., 1865-03-25
Il. LE W IN q
Shasta, March %, 1865.

A Coon PLACE FOR MINERS (?)-The SHASTA
Courier says that county offers greater In
ducements than any other for permanent and
profitable investments in mining. Immedl-
ately over the item is the list of incomes for
the county, and judging from that, we should
think investments would be permanent"
as the highest income in the county is that of
a LAWYER. and that but S2,S97 Is livery par
ticular to get the cents). There are less than
fifty men that have any income, and these
generally but one, two and three hundred
dollars You must make a better showing
than that, Mr.. Courier, or miners will not
believe it a good county for their purpose
Reese Ricer Rereille.
And pray, Mr.. Reveille, what sort of in
comes do you expect from quartz mining
district in its primary state of development? !?
Remember, too, that the published list Of
incomes was for 1S63-a time when most Of
our wealthy men were expending money for
various enterprises that 1864 will show have
been successful in producing an income list
msre credtable than the late showing. An
other fact in this connection is, many of our
capitalists had been blown off to distant dis
tricts by the hurricanes gotten up by the
papers Of those days, among whom we may
name Red Wheeler. who has taken up his
abode and invested his vast capital in and
about Austin, which, under more favorable
circumstances, would have been retained
here. The simple truth is, the people of
Shasta were late in turning their attention to
the quartz interest, as compared with other
districts.
We retract nothing we have said of the
advantages of Shasta for the miner and far
mer. If those advantages are not improved
it is not our fault. We've got them, and
by and by they'll be improved. The High
land Company make no showing in the late
''income list" For the past year it will
give gross income of at least 500, ,O00.-
There's one item. Put that in your pipe and
smoke it, Mr.. Reyeille. Following that for
'65 are several other mills that will make
good showings. Why, bless your soul, il
our lodes were all occupied it would not be
half as nice place to come to. The great
inducements are the advantages held out to
enterprise, capital, and industrious and skill
ed miners.
The Shasta courier., 1865-03-25
SHASTA Brass BAND.-The improvement o

SHASTA BRASS BAND.-The improvement of
our Band is such as to create feeling of
pride in our buzzums that the institution is of
u.s. Eight brass instruments and two drums
constitute the Band-.that is to say, the in
strumental part of it-but when we speak of
the eight men who propel them we feel mad
equate to the task of description. Gentlemen
all, high foreheads, great chronological
musical developments, with blowing capacity
equal to any demand. In all seriousness, our
Band is an honor to the place-their pro
gress an honor to themselves
The Shasta courier., 1865-03-25
County Finances.

EDITOR COURIER 1t seems that some of
our tax payers do not understand how 1t can
be possible that the county debt can be less
than it was one year ago, when, at the same
time, there has been a falling off in the rev.
enue. My answer 70 this is, that the amount
of scrip registered for the year ending March
5th, 1864, was S2l .092 5S, and for the year
ending March 4th, 1865, Sl3, ,925 81 making
difference of s. l66 76.
FELIX TRACY.
The Shasta courier., 1865-03-25

TRYING TO KILL SHERMAN.-The Bulletin s
Washington correspondent, says the Bee, has
a mania for attempting to ruin the reputation
of every man either in civil or military life,
who achieves prominence. In some instan-
ces be resorts to abuse to accomplish his
purpose, in others to inordinate praise. He
is now erdeavoring to kill General Sherman
by putting him, and to render the work of
assassination more complete is urging the
General as a candidate for the next Presi.
dency!
The Shasta courier., 1865-03-25

The LAST MAN In South Carolina,
says the Bee, this gentleman must have taken
his departure for the last ditch, as the papers
down there have commenced talking to the
women. One Of them on a recent occasion
thus appeals to the softer (if possible) sex :
" Let our women, instead of exhibiting tim.
idity, nervousness and panic, prove them
selves worthy representatives of those of
'16." 1t is evident if there are any men
there they keep beyond talking distance.
The Shasta courier., 1865-03-25
Tur Red Bluff Independent charges u

rur Rod Bluff Independent charges US
with jealousy in not having mentioned the
s.br;ck,' made from amalgam taken from
Keuenrer rock crushed in Kelly's mill. at
Copper City. Even if we had intentionally
omitted the notice-which. by the way, is not
the case-we cannot see in it any ground for
n charge of that nature. 1t is and has been
our aim to give every item Of local intelli-
cence that comes to our knowledge within
the bounds of our county. 1t is our interest
10 do so; it is, in our estimation, to the
interest Of our county that it be done. We
are not so narrow between the eyes, nor is
our heart so small that we would neglect to
do all in our mower to forward the interests
of our home readers, the interests of the
whole county, and our own individual inter
ests-for we own feet in the he!lenger-lust
because some Red Bluff stockh3lder would
be benefited thereby Whatever may be our
shortcomings. Mr Independent, don't i'm
pute it tc jealousy or envy Of any interest or
enterprise in which your citizens may be
engaged. We never paddle in dirty water
when pure streams are within our reach.