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/. J. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President OF Fa=mers' College.
LORIN ANDREWS.
baltimore

OMMERCIAL COLLEGE,.
ID E9IOYED to the spacious Ncv HALL, No. 1G1 Balt
IL street, which has been arranged and fitted to
order FOR de further accommodation and convenience Of
Stcdetts
Du-iug the past year. upwards of Fpnr Hundred Pupils
have attendance, representing hesEy State in
establishment.
Bookkeeping in all its forms; PenTnanshp, Of
various STYLES; Mercantile Calculations all their Bust
Relatious Commercial Law. numerous important
subjects, illustrated in s most scientific and practical
1t generally conceded facilities offered for
the acquisition finished business education
passed.
-Four Practical regularly employed In
structorS n the different apartments.
-For particulars and receive circular by mail
q. & CHAMBERLIN,
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REW0U All,

NJ REILLY has removed from his stand in Market
Ne Square to that and spacious Warehouse, No. 81,
front, side Of Main between Monroe aud
QuIucy lately occupied by Sss@rs 4nnan Mcguire,
commission house He hand large and general
sortent of Groceries and Liquors, which he VIII sell
Wholesale at the lowest market pF5er.
4 o UuEpaEdrr OF every description and Safety
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INSTANTANEOUS.
RERNIS

Fr E,sH Course iEeiE9iH0 al DtpaEf6leEts or B0eE
E<eI,SHS, Lreta.ts aid PeaHadaalip, fREaFfdSty IN
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HE1sKELL & sWEARINGEN,

TEToULD ber leave to toyOu extensive arT
w val Of Spring a;rl Summer Goods, being their
SECOND STOCK THIS SEASON.
OF beautiful choice Goods which viii e open and ready
for inspection Thursday and Friday. the lat and 1lth
Iusts We confidently invite Inspection Of Stock
believing do. that be e=cced In the city, aud
We have 60 hesitation in inviting comparison.
Oar Dress Goods received By the steamers Persia and
Atlantic, have been selected in New foE. principally from
the well known houses Of Yessrs. 4. 7. SteEaTt Co.
BSck Co., Arnold, ConsaLe& Co.. and UbSde Person.
Lake Co. Whchis sufficient that the styles
Of the most fashionable, and recent designs Imported
Our EnbFOideries chiefly OfOur Importation therr-
By enabling US to offer superior inducements, both in
Of design aud price
Our stock Of MantinaS OF importation George
BaPiu Co. Many Novelties to bt found elsewhere.
We would bcE leave call particular attention oCr
stock Of Linens imported y aueiVt; stock
Staple and House Keeping Goods, all Of which Win sell
very low prices.
l. Intention osr superior advantages pur-
ehasers, and by cetnu cd fair dealing merit the confidence
OF the public.
Very respectfully,
HEISKELL SwEARISGEN.
enJner Market and Union sts-
Mi
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Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark
RA ILRO AID
- 81 81 "A ID


OS and after Tuesday Aug. 1885, until further notice.
" Trains viii follows, (S5tuTiays exeepted9
GOING SOUTH.
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PASSEN(i1GSS BOUND w f.
can. by taklnE this route, save time, money and u
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ICENTRAL
OHIO R.AII4-ISO-AD!
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Isel,irg. Lsetaets t.id PsnadaSlip, iararfaSty IN
Fes FL tourtt q. ladies Department
T,uE pRopR1EroRs take great pleasure in expressing
their thanksfOr te Erat'ying and unprecedented sue
which have marked the career Of their anee
nee exer4lans ~ tAe a'At fsat aIIlHeS ths
Ss essfrrs o5 Esscants trafbfag. me great practical
exlerenee Of the Principal In heavy banking asa Gunner
mn has - eSI!1 s; 6o se:e by orlI sxerests
S0T AT-rSISED NJ ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
st by mis- neS process drilled the DESK iadrid
l step hy step, aal be has mastered ss whole TOutiEy
serrFi t:a apprenticeship IN is0s CO1tuEsriGi
Hose tae= al aEkEaEdness fal'eFtng and egreEoas
blundcrs are, great measure, d!ssiPatei
In addition to our enEaEsIIeni Of aeeomrshed Assist
ants. have also secured the services OF sUEe Of tbs
Lecturers in Ohio, TO lecture on commercial
oar course Of Instruction extended partearile
here but every iag connected with DOUBLE
rs Sientic PrinepIes-Lecturs upon Commercial History,
and History Emiyh Cgsnereial Men, Commercial Ge-
PoIcli Economy Mercantile Lsw, Ethes Of Trade Part
nership, sc.
THE LADLES' DEPIRTKENT
Is now opened reception ofics. Nc Institution in
In sdnelaan ze ould ad, that We shan pu. forth
tering rrerrtion WITH ieiI enterprise s met d t
esaSs OF ysre.,ls n ar,4io tsI o,ste,i at any
sGeE. similar Mercantile [0ltsgc
Among many ndatonste give the follow
I've, undersigned pleasure n testtyng that
arr personally acquainted uith Mr.. Crautrs ability as
Accountant Teacher Of BOOK Keeping vleA Is of tie
highest !Ie has haf cNrerenee AS an Ac-
countant, heavy COMMERCIAL ard Baking HSusss which
gives him superior imParting FrdettcdL
Eaocie2s ei EooL Keeping, r'id thorough tVAnsereif
l. J. ALLEN, LII. D.,
President OF Fl=meEs' College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
President CT Kenyon College.
To Young men Fo sisl, to acquire "5usiaeas Edgea
t;0a." affords facilities very seldom equeed-
Mr. tiElXGER qualifications Of theoretical EnoE
Sr aud aptuess teaching added practical Counting
Room cx1eriencc and confident that graduates from
College fciy competent 10 keep the most et'-
r.ffe6 stt or EOcE-y.
a. p. STONE. Wholesale and Retail Merchant
J. j. JANSEY, Secy Board OF Control, Ssse Bank OF o.
IL PARY, BOOk Keeper at D. 7. Woodbury's.
D. OyERDIER, Book Keeper al Clinton Bank.
H. 2. MILLS. S-c,s CnIulnhcS Gas and Coke Co.
C. Il. MASON, Book Keeper = J. II. RE!ey Co.'S.
E1-Por tuI particulars, send Tor circular.
GR4TGEE e -IRKSTRoNG,
fe4-ir Proprietors.
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NEM ARRANGEAIENT.


SJAD.fYS EAL'EFIEU
Connecting on the East with the Bsltinore and Ohio R4i
Road and the Ohio River at Whesus and on the NeAt VITA
Railroads. Al ZauesviIe SsWarx, MonEosEs and Columbus
for all parts OF the South West
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TRANSPORTATION.

GREAT NATIONAL ROUTE
10 TIE SsUZ;H AND lENT::
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Sundr1eS-
II0 SACHS OF Eio Coffee;
lIO Rice;
5 bbls. PuIVe=iz=d S1Ear;
Crushed
8 Soft Crushed Sugar;
, hhds. " o. Sugar;
1V boxes Chocolate;
40 Tbs. Race Ginger;
10 boxes White Pipes;
2l lbls. No. 3 l1rdium MacEeTtl;
% \ bhls-
IS boxes No. / Herring
10 bbls Prime Eastern HeTrinE5
JEst received and for sale by
ALEX. TURNER,
Eea9 MeiOdeon Buildings. Main st.
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1II.ae. N9nsg, az Di.l.nee .sIseII
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The Wheeling instrumental Dfu

EETS every Monday evening ~ O'Clock, Ia the Lee
VI Room Of the Lutaerar Church, czFitae Cen
ire Wheeling. S. y. HAMILTON. Pest
O. a. DtSIEIcH, Conductor. uv1S-egn-
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: ~ ~Co-Pa1tDarsbin

T B. MARSH has this day associated With HIN NJ Way
- for the Purpoae Of transactg the Who sale AID
retail Boot and Shoe business the old stand Of J. B. MaS
No IS, Monroe street, door TO Greer. OFT ce under
the irm Of MARSH 1 NAINAd.
July 1st. 1SJ5. iu3J
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NUMBER 229
CITY BUSINESS.
ENCOuR1GR AMRRIcAN MANUPACTUREsl
BUTLElS's BOOlE,k RRPEEs'A
Writing E1luid

ONCE superior FiuId before fe Iabe,
- nearly yeaTs, Constants EAiilne In
aver. and Is preferred b 10 the faEtasaea Ar
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tY- TarOmgh 7Yekets to all parts Of WsstGAd
SouLh can BE- t6tdiRed at the oIiiee ia Hheslihg,
and nfornatou . every line and connection Esst Of The
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31
wcw,ayaI.

TANsON. BOND & CO, IMroRTERs and IonREhi
j of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, have r
novel their stock to
95 Batfery corner clay sfreet,
Where they will be happy to wait on their Trends
They have in store and constantly arriving,
India, lswight Stark & Salmon Fall Brown Drills;
appleton, Howard, Nashua Extra and Utica
Brown Sheetings;
Iaconia, Amoskeag's and other Blaa Drills;
rs "A. 81. 81 610-4 Bea. shcctings, various
brands;
Thorndike Lehigh, Mohawk and other Tlckensi
Jewatt City. Webster and Lancaster Denims;
Keystone, Jewett City and Octnora Stripes:
Merrimac. Docheco, Conestoga and Aliens Prints;
Blue 4 Orange. Blue q White, Green Orange do;
Cotton Duck various brands from No. 600 to 10;
Methucu Howard ,Bcarand Potomac Raven Ducks
Cambrcs, Checks Cottonadcs aud Jeans;
Ginghams Lawns, Chntz and other Dress Goods;
Flannels, Cassimercs, Coatings and Linens;
Cotton Hoes, Socks Shirts aud Oyeralls;
White, Blue and Scarlet Blankets, Satincts, Ken
lucky Jeans:
Table Damasls. Toweling. Diapers &c.
And a Large and we'll selected stock of miscellane-
Gus dry goods, which they offer low and on the most
advantageous terms. AT THEIR NEW STAND,
San Francisco, % Battery street, corner Clay.
mar-2S. 23-3m.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31
REMOVAL.

T'HE Centre Store has oecn removed opposite
the Miners House, until the fire proof house in
course of erection on the old stand is completed.
The necessities of the present hard times and the
now established rule of other houses to strict
cash business, compels the Centre Store to pursue,
from next Monday, April nth, the same course;
and from that time the Centre Store will do
A STRICT CASH BUSINESS,
And will sell at as cheap or CHEAPER prices as
any other house in the town. To our former pa
irons under the old rule we return our thanks and
ask for a continuance of their patronage.
n b. All persons indebted TO the Centre Store
are requested TO make settlement, and at the same
time all indulgence will be extended that reasona-
bly, can be expected.
AUGUST TIEURKAUF.
apr IL 35-Jt
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Iare Chance sor gnYes,mcms.

I've .Njtc Yori RoRcFo far Salc.
II qag proprietor o;lcrs for sale, ct a bar 81
4 gain 800 that splendid property known as ~
N. }Eti YORK Rf.NClfO' and liotel. situ-
'" n AnNdor County. un the main Stage road
.riia from Volcano 60 Sacramento, ly way of
.Wroa The same being centrally located between
'"son Volcano, Aqucduct City and Clinton. The
hlrWcncnts consists Of Hotel buiidmg. 30X60
'at front two stories high finished anl furnished
.npid2; two Barns, one 50Xl00 feet, two stories
M-l' well finished and probably as good a building
o' The Kind as there is in the Statc the other is
'0Nl0 feet Living water is conveyed to the house
ny way Of ditch and is distributed through the
mouse aud barns ly means OF lead pipes. and can
a.n be used for irrigtlng purposes in addition to
''.' 'Aere are two good wells Of water and an eX-
c-lleni spring close by.
Inc Rancho consists of 800 acres Of land, lG0 of
"h'ch Is enclosed with good substantial fence aud
I'ls's on the same well calculated for farming and
"@Iy purposes. The hotel is now doing Il splendid
,uSness-in fact it is doing the entire business of
hc road
lAe above property viii be disposed Of as fol-
lows: one third cash on delivery; one third in six
months and the balance at the expiration of one
!elr' bearing 4 per cent interest per month. For
If'4er particulars enquire of y. III. Redhead. u.
N' Jackson, or of the proprietor, on the premises.
CIIAS. Y. HAMMOND.
may Il 3O-lm
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31
Constable's Sale.

X virtue of an execution to me directed. issued
- OUT OF the Justices Courts of ~ Klein a JUS
'e " tle Peace in and FOR Township,No.3 County
VT Alador, and State Of California upon, a Judg-
V n ,ei rendered therein on the 22d day of April A.
% ,I'o' IN favor of a. b. Marshall and against O.
,'n S"son Tor the sum of one hundred and thirty
,o.,. debl and sixteen dollars and eighty-ve cts
l.iS !" suit, together with aceruing costs, have
Vu upon all the right title and interest of o. =.
sr, ln of, and to the following described prop
in n 'Vwlt: aecrtain unfinished building, situated
tLo NY o"h OF Volcano on Main ST., nearly opposite
Vn nplse gl occupied by Mr. Read and known as the
Noy. lneatre, also the ground upon which il stands
tia hereby given that will sell all the right
abra anu interest of O. =. Mason Of in and to the
n ,sar described property. on the 7th day of June
,nd 20 leob' between the hours of / o'clock T. NJ,
ulaeo j. clock, /. NJ, on said day. Sale to take
ZION and costs. '' 3''' ''''''
JOHN II. DENNIS. Constable.
Voa. Township No ) Amador CO. Cal
oeaho may l7th., 1856. 3l-st.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31
10000 Wen Wanted

To smoke Cigars and chew Tobacco at the Whole
sale aud Retail Cigar Emporium of A. Myers
Main street Volcano, Amador County.
TINHE subscriber announces to the citizens of
L Volcano and vicinity that he has just received
the finest aud best assorted stock of goods ever of
fered in this market, which will be sold cheap for
CASH.
The public may rely on finding at my store the
finest brands of
TOBACCO AND CIGARS.
Also fine assortment of Cutlery and Musical In
strument; Candies; Nuts &c.
Every body is invited TO call and examine my
goods and judge of their quality.
A. MYERS.
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PAINTS, OILS.
T'LNDOW GLASS, F.aRNTSHES, BRUSH
ES, &C.. Sc.
Story, Brother & Co.,

tFLNDOW GL-4SS, I.HR.NISHES, BRUSH
ES, &C.. Sc.
Story, Brother G Co.,
TTAYE for sale at lOj and lO7 Clay street, San
l. l. Francisco,
Boiled and raw Linsoed Oil, in cases and bbls;
Spirits Turpentine. in cases;
Atlantic Lead in assorted packages;
French and German Window Glasses as'd sizes;
Fir. and Eng. heavy plate Glass l2xlS to 30xl4;
Er "Brasstcr" and "Far TTiHd.r
TiomaH's Oil Colors, assorted cans;
Water Colors, assorted cans;
Dry Colors. for scene and carriage ptrs;
Putty, in bladders;
Tdon q Ncphew's. Smith Il Strattons, Kimbal' IS
and other Coach and Furniture Varnishes, Pa
ris White. &c.
BRUSHES-Er " "Hoiiander."
Adams O. X. and cx. Paint, Whitewash, Sluice,
Counter, Patent Scrub Napoleon, Horse and Hotel
Boot Brushes; also Lyons Tool and Feather Dust
ers; Artists Tube Color aud Materials.
T.fR.NISHES-Er "F7orenee .ATghfiagaie.r -
Direct Importation from London.
The attention of coach painters is called to No
bic & IIoares celebrated English Hard Drying,
Wearing Body and Elastic Carriage Narnishes.
Japan and Japaners' Gold SXe;
Plain and Ornamental, Stained and Enameled
Glass. may 10 29-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31
nlar p
Constable Sale.

DY Virtue of an execution to me directed, issued
ID out Of the Justices court Of Geo l.. Gale aJus-
tice of the Peace In and for township No s. county
of Amador. and State Of California, upon judg-
ment rendered therein on the first day of March,
An. 1856 in favor off, c. Fordyce, ana against Jno.
Henry for the sum Of one hundred and seventy yfonr
dollars and sixty-three cents debt and twenty dol
lars and sixtyve cents costs of suit together with
accrung costs have levied up certain house sit
uate in the town of Volcano on the east side Of
Main street. short distance below the residence of
Col. Madeira, and adjoining old Tins rock house
on the south, and lately occupied by John Henry
and Thomas BiggS. a boarding house. Notice IL
hereby given that will sell all The right title and
interest of John Henry of. 10 aud 10 the above de
scribed propert the 30th day Of May, A. D. 1856,
al the hour Of | o'clock. r. Non said day. Sale to
take place in front of the premises to stisfy said
execution and costs. Dated Volcano, May 10Th
1856. l. S SCOTT, Constable
Township No 2, Amsser 20. Cal
may ~ print fees 29-3w
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31
UyEON BAKERY.

D., fain street Volcano. The undersigned respect
vi Glly informs his friends and the citizens Of
Volcano. generally, that he has opened bakery
,,tb the above name in the building lately occupied
as be star Siorcand next door to the Empire Hotel
Where he is prepared TO furnish persons with every
Thing in his line He has been at great expense in
,r.cting superior oyen and can furnish balls par
,ics &c. with all kinds of fancy PASTRY and
CAKES. on the most favorable terms. Using moth
inr but the very best -four, he warrants his bread
and every article that goes from his establishment
Ia be as represented. Give me acall.
J. FRANK.
may "a 3l-3m
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The Staff of Life

TUE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens
/ Of Volcano and vicinity, that he has estab-
lished himself in the Baking Business in the base
ment Of the building two doors south of the Ante
lope Restaurant, under the sign of U. S. Bakery
where he may ever be found ready to wait up
on those who may favor him with call and are In
need Of the staff Of life. Cakes and Pies will be
furnished for parties and to families on the most
liberal terms Brown Bread may be found on hand
every morning. J. S. DILLEY.
n. d. Persons making weekly bills will be ex-
pected to pay promptly every Monday morning
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Presidential Election.

YOUNG AMERICA N THE FIELD.
KNOWING the importance of every single vote
N in the approaching political contest, and being
convinced that many victims have already sue
cumbed to the use of poor Cigars and Tobacco
WIN. FISIIEI. announces to all who are interested
in the success Of the party that he has opened an
establishment under the style of the YOUNG
AMERICA FRUIT AND CIGAR STORE. where
only the very best quality Of articles in his line
Of business will be kept and offered at such low
prices that it will Justify everybody to indulge his
inclinations even in these hard times. Mind the
sign, "Young Americe Fruit and Cigar store, next
to Billiards. Hotel.
apr II 25-3 m
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Volcano Sash and Door Factory.

rINIfi undersigned respectfully announce to the
l citizens of Volcano and vicinity that they have
just completed their establishment, opposite the
Volcano Hotel, and are now prepared to receive
orders for Doors Gad Sash Of all sizes and quail
ties. Having erected good machinery, we are con-
fdent that prices will give ample satisfaction.
We have also erected superior Turning Lathe,
and are prepared to DO all kinds of wood turning
at the shortest notice and in good manner
Dealers in doors and sash supplied on the most
reasonable terms.
Windows blinds made to order, and all kinds Of
carpenter work done ina superior style.
S. HALE co.
jan 2G IlSm
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II LCNNEY.1 [w. II. PHuBRIcK
HARDWARE, STOVES. &c.

FTNIIE Subscribers would respectfully inform The
j. citizens Of Volcano and surrounding country.
that they have formed Co-partnership, and have
now on hand at their store next door to the Empire
HOTEL the largest and most complete stock of
HqRDW.aRE. STOVES. TLy'U.dRE. SC,
Ever offered in this place. Our stock Of STOVES
have been selected with particular care, and are
adapted to the season.
Our assortment of If.aRDTF.9RE embraces eve
rything that Is usually kept IN an establishment Of
this kind all of which we Offer ON the most liberal
terms.
Tin and Coppersmitng, all kinds done to order
on the shortest notice
LuNNEY & PHILBRICK.
mar 20 23-3m
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NOTICE

rTNO all Justices of the peace in and for Amador
l. county.
Ordered that all Justices of the peace in and for
Amador county be required to report to this board
at their next regular meeting full and true ac-
count Of all criminal business transacted by them
since their accession 10 Office. 1t isfurther ordered
that no accounts OF said officers shall be audited
unless such reports are made.
BY order of the Board of Supervisors
j. 9. SHlPMAN. Cl'k-
may IL 30-lt
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31
Notice

hereby given that the undersigned have this
= : gay placed in the hands of W. Henry Jones all
,up accounts, Notes, Books and business generally
NV 'ne purpose of having our dues collected. Mr.
'ou.s Is Iully authorized 10 settle receive and re-
cpl ior all sums and demands belonging and owe
;;uS 70 us and all those knowing themselves to be
.W'ebed to us. had better call pay up and settle
Ncr accounts with him Immediately.
y, PENDLETON ~ OLIVER.
Volcano, May 2ith 1856. 3l-3w.
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I. 0. o. F.

NO Lodge. No. 25, l. 0. 0. F., viii celebrate
,,r second Anniversary on The 2ilh day June,
a'' = volcano. Amador County, California All
N'0, ~" or tbe order are respectfully invited to
'a'", Procession will form at 2 o'clock 7. NJ
~ JOHN S. B. JEWETT n. G.
GEORGE JOHNSON. V. G.
r. CHRISTIAN, Secretary.
32-2t
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CLOTHING USE.

P.M G.. BADGER,
No. 100 Battery Street, San Francisco.
IMPORTER of every variety of Clothing and
furnishing Goods; also of Blankets, Ducks Drills
Shectings, Hats, Caps, Boots and Brogans
BY recent arrivals has received very large in
voice of the most
DESIRdBLE STYLES OF CLOTHING,
and it is the largest stock ever offered in this mar
kct The goods are manufactured under my own
upcrvision, are Of the best material, well cut,
arge sizes, and made in the most durable manner.
TRADERS FROM THE COUNTRY
are invited to examine this heavy stock and they
will find the prices lower than can be found else
whore in the market. Purchasers may rely on re-
ceiving the best and most salcabe goods, as each
article is guaranteed Orders from the country
promptly and carefully attended to.
1000 pairs assorted fancy cashmere pants;
10000 " fancy and plain satinct pants;
1000 g linen pants
1000 " Goodyear's rubber pants;
1000 Goodyears rubber coats;
200 cases Goodyear's long and short rub. boots
200 cases miners boots;
1000 doz super flannel overshirts;
200 doz fancy cashmere oyershirts;
1000 doz white shirts;
ESQ doz heavy hickory Shirts
500 doz heavy check shirts;
300 doz MeiTimac shirts;
GOO doz lambswoo undershrts;
800 doz regetta undershirts;
200 doz grey flannel undershirls;
450 doz lanbswool drawers;
250 doz bleached drill drawers;
1900 doz oyeralls;
1000 Denim frocks;
l,200 doz country knit wool socks;
LOO doz heavy white and mixed cotton socks;
1000 pieces super silk pocket handkerchels;
100 doz super black silk neckerchicls;
200 doz cambric handkcrchieis;
800 doz rubber belts;
200 doz buck gloves;
400 doz buckskin gold bags;
1000 doeskin business coats;
400 black cloth irock coats;
1000 assorted overcoats;
600 assorted pea coats:
5000 silk, cloth and velvet vests;
80 bales blue and white blankets;
so bales sheetings;
80 bales drills;
80 bales assorted duck;
80 cases fine felt hats;
For sale by WM G.. BADGER,
Wholesale Clothing Warehouse, San Francisco.
n. B.--No goods sold at retail
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Declaration of WAR,

FT'HE undersigned having determided to change
j their business wish 10 have all accounts due
them settled immediately and all persons indebted
to us will please call and make immediate pay
ment or close their accounts with notes; by so do
ing they save Themselves cost aud trouble.
WALTON 3 KAUFMAN
arr "A 3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-05-31
AaPuA WATEEa WOWNS.

TAKEN from Fountain near the head of Sol
l dicrs Gulch We take pleasure in announcing
to the citizens Of Volcano, that are prepared 10
furnish them with the
BEST AND PUREST WATER.
that can be obtained, and for all domestic purposes
it cannot be surpassed We tender thanks 20 our
patrons for the liberal patronage we have received
and wonld inform all others who have not received
supply Of this water that they will find il for their
interest TO use IT, as no lime potash is required
to soften it. before it is ready for domestic use. We
can and will supply them cheaper than any other
Water Company Hydrants for sprinklng the
streets and other purposes, will he in readiness
when required. Farther information can be had By
calling on proprleters.
STEVENS & lIANFORD.
may 81 32yr