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Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1856-01-09

isoUEHASxA LUMBER TRADE.-The trade
iuIIite nine lnnlber, from the region of coun-
tribordering on the Susquehanna branches,
With finds market at Lock Haven, Harris
but, Middletown, Marietta, Columbia, Baltl-
md,, Philadelphia, New York and other pla-
ceI was very fair the past season. the receipts
at baltimore alone being estimated at sixty
millions feet The .7lnerican Of that city, in
reiew of the trade for the last year, says:-
1.-THE prices obtained las. year averaged
UIe higher than the year previous, so that
thl value may be set down at abont similar
ano,fnt. Che total quantity brought to market
being several millions of feet less than in
1858. On the opening OF the Susquehanna Ca
nal hh4rilk ht4 lkot tha demand was very active and
"afcIined about 81 per ,housahu .I'. %
prices y 5,H.. amount sold in the months Oh
CulliRsf. lust and September was COM
Tglv. a.:;.- bat octot'nr brisk de-
mand again sprang up, and sales to a large u
mount were made at a small advance in price
Since then the trade has been moderately ac-
tive and as the stocks in the hands of com
mission agents are small, they will no doubt
be sold out before the Spring. The rates at
which Lumber is selling now are as follows:
White pine cullngs. 400 1900
selects and better q, 90 $500
siding. . IL 90 400
IIemiock, bright 10, 80 a IL 80
RATED 900 1000
A Oak II, 90 1900
5-S 1900 1900
Cherry $500 90
Ash -. IL 90 1000
1t may he we'll TO state that an active bus-
ness is expected in the Spring. as the lumber
men in the Susquehanna region are making
preparations for brisk trade. The average
value of Susquehanna Lumber is set down at
about SIS per l, 900 feet, which will make the
total value about S. ,0S0, 900.
We presume the prices given above are the
retail rates. We might add, that the weather
has thus far been favorable for numbering OPP
eraeons in Clearfield county, and large quan-
tity s square timber, boards, shingles, &c,
was hailed, during the continuance of the re-
cent good shedding, to the river banks. II
no drawhcks arise between now and spring
the anticihtions of oui eastern friends, that
an active bbsiness will be done, will doubtless
be realized.
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oithe 9Th jan, by Rev. II. Wilson, Mr..
JAahsE WATSON to Miss TEBrrHA SANKEY,
ooth oi evahamton, Clearfield county.
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and starts my Bljin isileIehal became
d crimson neskf ehp9rt. 1kicked Mr.
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y, cen my to I sorg 'sh V i his checks.
nd crouchetywn, zoh
lilacs when ,horth Of ahFeek- Judge
r beasts VIII master ythe ION the bench,
me-, ,ss,s5 : metal !. is more than
With odor.n tho an left tpidly and cor
ike a xhirr souther lin E TO the expec-
hen scar.ripplet 81, as doubtless soon
v,.d one on sessiopular judges in
hen vihas sat hsr chin
ose lowed ear for it, voung man
HHea sl'nss tas engaged bew~
and asathless, hea 50 uCully, in Jordan
he m fling of he's aasne six inches in
lie eEkound issuee s knee, with broad
IN VI n7r po1 Coright, of Wyo-
sthcny LTLY. shalt the employ of Mr..
70 mat like the Is,i an axe IN the leg,
ooRaI &hches in length, and
fng as eserniEs5f
fm I to dreanJof
r, twin to B,G,.niorenOon, about IL o.
cry songster2 + ag of Richard MOssep,
"isn hls earofe sIght fire between the
hose lake-r9 trtunatcly, through the
mirror bad, q. efforts of our citizens,
poor, dark 4e. slt was soon stayed, not
moody sits each III considerable damage
ny GoD If for ., injuring some Of the
st grans1ne Is (. .e fire originated at the
fal moald yieh rticular manner is not
self through cou
enuoT-Abraham Nis-
KErca lTed dnassa Smith, Sr., Of
gsssgEaas;s ggas sss"~0s They he soon struck
te2pper --s.ich- tlicY fol
to's. II shelter OF any
6--- Ter. On the fourth |
FLOUR le animal caugh: |
"a Or soe,s hich, it proceeded
rnis ssop's. bwn. Here the dog
any SOP & tree, ascending to
l CaI3i sor,s. feet. Nivlius raised
times. SOP ipwn the frstfre, the
tic sn, land, after ttaversing
cople tiu - breast. The ''var-
Ice, pror SSaSreet inches irtm end OF
Z ss,-Jamvs B, Gdeh thSs'sq.,
: esaspal the p,l 'ls-r Green, srAok ffsn its / of
aost os the outline of ii frea 49,
lae efforts made ton, to q : IS IS
! among s@sst dist rssils ymail ill
ice Is9 Nsge.ssyaa y appear pear
the ,rass, NickIin & Grif-
lest, rfatz. The time of
l'h 'n0 s." is offered for sale
eeIss In xesA the recovery OF two
lions: ss'rssp 'ss' 'e '1s rnt'ass,- %a''
sas sa u ertised to leave each
sihil'. r. r4st tcontsins long let
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! .s.. :! y 's's''e s.a BY BY r'''ss 'ss
mot wai'c's en- e~Sfter q, interest
i with wiiatsag NJ
, a,va;tsd efe ~ kbout two weeks
taas = .hs ass passrpal %s al dis'ios 'sios,
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6. twin to B,E,.niorenoon, about II o.
fery songster4k { sg of Richard Mossep,
"isn hls earo1fs sIght fire between the
those Iaka-r9 q trtunatcly, through the
mirror baok q. Efforts of our citizens,
poor, dark 4 Ie, SD was soon stayed, not
fnoody sits each III considerable damage
ny Con ;f e., injuring some of the
st grans1ne in h.:e fire originated at the
Fful woald Vel, rticular manner is not
lself through cou
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TONCERT.-Fhe Bellefonte Brass and string
u Bands will give Concerts in the Town Han
in this place. Tuesday and Wednesday eve
nings of Court week, the 10th and llth instantly
They are both full bands. and feel themselves en-
tireiy competent to render satisfaction. The pub
lie are respectfully invited to attend. Concerts
at PhiIipsburg Oh the 9Th, and Curwensville on
the I2th January 4. 1860.
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GTRAY.-Came tresspassing on the premises
y of the subscriber, in burnside township IN Au-
gust last a Redish Steer about years old me
owner is requested to come forward ana prese
property. paw charges and take him away or he
will be disposed of according to law.
Januyrv IS60 JOHN BYERS, Jr.
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uyAvERN HOUSE TO RENT.-The .,sus-
willie. now occupied by David Johnston, will be
leased for one. two or three years from the hrst
day of April next "M- In flN.
Curwensyille January 4, 1860.
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ApIEs' = IaE 9
~ asssr new stock just receive AZ
81 Sept. 81 w. F, ikwlNe
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-22
YOUNG AMERICA SALOON.
u. =. FHOTEE,.

ED DIET OWN. CALIFORNIA.
- THE undersigned begs to announce to the
iii public that the L. S. HOTEL, Fiddletown.
lsAlEssA lhsAlEssA has been recently enlarged and mprov
ed by the erection of a new and fine two story
building on the premises, the old building having
also been thoroughly renovated, and the entire
tablishment well furnished.
THE LODGING APARTMENTS WILL BE
found clean, neat and comfortable
fHE TABLE will be constantly supplied with the
best to he had in market.
The EAR. will always be furnished with the BEST
Of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
gnE STABLE will be in good hands, and horses
properly cared for
BY strict attention to business the proprietor
hopes 10 merit and receive the liberal patronage
heretofore extended to the e. s.
WELLS, FARGO 4. COS EXPRESS
The agency of this well known and popular Ex
press firm is at this house
fddletown, August 9th, 1856
j. W. KENDALL, Proprietor.
aug Q 42tf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-22
EJnited states Esotei.

Front street, between and X. Sacramento.
"a This hotel has recently been reftted and
hi much enlarged, and has now been opened for
/ accommodation OF the public under the pro-
reorshp Of j. W. Titus. late OF Volcano, and S.
Bailey of Sacramento, who will spare no pains
make the house eomioTtab and suitable to those
tamay favor them with their patronage The
5ms are large newly fitted. well ventilated and
lashed with new and suitable furniture.
The Hotel is contiguous to the Steamboat landing
nl I, the depot Of all the stages to the interior.
Choice wines and liquors are always to be had at
Esrbar.
The proprietors hope by their prompt attention
business to merit the appreciation and patronage
/ the public. nov22 5-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-22
Sherifs Sale.

j virtue Of an execution to me directed, issued
@1uI o the honorable District Court Of the Fifth
lt.eIal District on q Judgment rendered therein
| NE 2'M day Of October, a. D.. 1886, in favor
briggs AXtell and against G. W. Tibbltts for
! sum of $1,000 90, subject 10 a credit Of Sls6
with interest on the sum Of $1,000 90. subject
'Na credit at The rate of 3 per cent per month
a lhe LIST day OF November, 4. D. 1856. together
90 tle sum Of $50 90 costs of suit, have levied
4a aad seized, and Will expose 10 public sale, at
'o'roi the Court House, in the town OF Jack
\ oa thc 18th day of December, A. D. 1858,
''' uuur Of O'Clock, F. NJ, all the right, title,
VIls' and claim Of the said G.. " libhtts, of, in
fg 10 tle following described property, situate
p'lhg n the county Of Amador and State of
1'.''na to-wit. a certain Ranch situated on the
'''4lAes river, and bounded ON the north by the
'''Aaes river and on the south by the Prairie
Nu' aNd on the east by unOccupied lands, and on
N's' p} unoecupied lands, containing go acres
'I less; also his interest in small irrigating
sa' about one mile in length. Said property
y le sold TO satisfy the above execution, inter
- COSTS and accruing costs.
GEORGE DURHAM,
Sheriff Amador county,
- BY JohN 4. PERRIN, Under Sheriff.
a'ei a. Jackson, Nov 18th. 1856.
" (prs fee Sl2) 5-3t
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-22

= meeting of Volcano Lodge, No 90,
| an and 4. NJ, held on the 2oth inst.' the
'g ;nr Preamble and Resolutions were
,.,1 and unanimously adopted:
pAe'''' 7, has been the will and pleasure Of the
NuEHE " " ~ ~ Cod to remove. by death, our very
No.ls i'f% fHrother, H. IL. GRAVES % that Celestial
Worthy hoye where the Supreme Architect Of the
os Siysrse preside, therefore % ,,,o ohorno oe ,bo
Rsd.'ea, licensed brother. and bury it accord
loly 81 bS oui ancient usage of Freemasonry,,
b. TO 5,S .ag That while We deeply sympathize with
B'o.or n,rei widow and orphan IN their sad afilo-
Ihe pel'',, '1ommend them TO the protection OF the
Ion we eo,' n~crv good and perfect gift, and the
pa.' pas., or All GOOD Masons.
lafugs That these resolutions be published in
Ic'caao Ledger. -,,, W :,
N PAoE, Secy.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-22
COIrslabie's saia,

D1 virtue Of an execution to me directed. issued
Dout Of the Justices Court of Geo. l.. Gale. q
Justice of the Peace in and for township No. 8,
county OF Amador, and State Of California, upon
Judgment rendered therein on the 10th day of May
a. D. 1886, in favor Of j. Il. Johnston and W. K
J ohnston aud against George Downs for the sum of
) lo9 " debt, and SIS G5 costs Of suit, together
with aceruing costs, | have levied upon all the
right, title and interest Of George Downs Of in and
to a certain piece or parcel Of land situated on
Consolation street in Volcano: Amador county.
said lot Is bounded on the west by Mr. Yance's lot
and on the east by the Georgia Co.'s tom priv-
lege, and having about thirty feet front, together
with the improvements thereon, consisting of a
dwelling house, hen house 6c said premises were
lately occupied by George Downs Notice is here
by given thai will sell all the right, title and in
terest of George Downs Of in and TO the above de-
scrihed property, on the 4th day of December. a.
D. 1896, between the hours Of clock p NJ, and 3
o'clock, =. NJ, on said day.
Sale to take place in front of the premises TO
satisfy said execution and costs
JOHN H. DENNIS Constable.
Township No Three Amador co., Cal.
Volcano Nov. 18TH 1856.
nov 10 (prs fee Sl2) 4-3t
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-22
Notice.

THE following named persons, to-wt: Bruce
l Husband, l.. \. Ketehum. y. G. f. Lane, j. W
Palmer, A. Ballard, George Munckton, L. b.
llhyre, D. R. Giants, C. \. w. lIinekson, G.. w
lame, $. Kendall and j. f. Ostrum. who were
c.ed Justices Of the Peace in Amador county, at
} general election held in said county, on the 4tb
ay Of November 4. d. 1856. will, after having
|aled and filed their bonds rs said Justicis Of
b Peace, meet at the Court House in jackson.
IHad0r county. on the First Monday Of December
M6. az 10 o'clock. A. M Of said day, and proceed
elect, by ballot. from their number. two persons
aet as Associate justices Of the Court of Scs-
ions Of said county.
MARION W. GORDON. County Judge,
Amador County.
Jackson, Nov. 10Th, A. D. 1856.
roy - 5-3t
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-22

teatcn of III aFraxesco
mne AgueI ermiten nand
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DISEASES
Also ent1
la Cnncrou lou o b. NaursoU chosen
fail without
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Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-22
lkead. Isend This !!

rTHE undersigned have opened their new store
L in the new Fire Proof House, on the junction
Of Main and jackson streets, with new and
WE'LL SELECTED STOCK OF
Groceries and Provisions;
Liquors and Cigars;
Crockerics and Glassware;
Mining Tools and Hardware:
Iron Steel. Borax Ne &c
We invite the citizens of Nocano aud surrounding
camps to try this new establishment and we feel
confident that they will find it to their advantage
We carry on our business on the strictcst CASH
principle but at the same time
WE INTEND TO SELL. AT THE LOWEST
Possible prices at as low and lower prices us any
store in this neighborho0d can afford to do.
Eff- Goods bought in our store packed FREE
Of charge 90 any reasonable distance. 0N
Remember the Centre store.
TlEURKAUF < Co.
Volcano, October 10TH 1856.
octis 52-tf
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-22
UNION HOTEL, JACKSON.
GEORGE b. UEBB,
Formerly qf P'acerptHe aud .Ioheiunine nm
Proprietor.

Formerly qf P3aeeru,He aud .iIohelumne Nh,
Proprietor.
pY recent additions and improvements made to
ID this Hotel, il is now the largest aud most com
inodious building OF the kind in Anador county.
The proprietor begs to inform the public that IN
furnishing this Hotel he has spared pains or cS
pense. Anticipating the waats Of the community
and travelling public he has added much 70 the
convenience Of the house
The table will awayshe furnished with the choice
of the market. AND ATTENDED ~ ACCOMMODATING
AND POLITE wAIrERs The BAR will be supplied
with the choices. LIQuoRs and CIGARS. The news
of the day from all parts Of Tie United States and
Europe will also be kept at this house for the infor
nation Of its customers A BILLIARD ROOM Is
also connected with this house, in which TWO NEW
and magnificent tables will be kept perfect order
The office Of Green X Co.'sStage line is also kept
at this house. making Il the centre of travlng in
tercourse. The house will be open at all hours,
and passengers arriving By either stage, at any
time can be Accommodated with rooms and meals
GEORGE d. WEBB, proprietor.
Aug2 4l-6m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-22
Constable S Sale.

II virtue of five executions to me directed is
- sued out OF the Justices Court of George l..
.Ialc, n Justice OF the Peace in and for Township
No 3, county Of Amador and State of California
upon live Judgments rendered therein on the egh-
leenlh day of November, A. D. 1885, against Wm
Gnttch Co.. one in favor ofChristian Buhlman for
the sum OF one hundred and eight dollars; one in
iayor OF George Leihte for the sum of one hundred
dollars and fifty cents; one in favor Of Henry
Sehunk for the sum Of one hundred and forty-eight
dollars and nineteen cents, one in favor of Henry
Schnity Tor the sum of seveuty-eight dollars and
twenty-eght cents; one in favor of Adam Iieberle
Tor the sum of sixty dollars, and twenty-five dollars
and tbirty-live cents cost Of suit in each of the
above named suits, together with accruing costs,
have levied upon all the right, title, interest an
claim of the aforesaid VIM. Guttich * Co. in aRl
to a certain Quartz Mill situate on the north bank
of the North Fork of The Mokelume River. about
800 yards below Goodwin 81 Co.'S bridge, in Anna
dor county, and State of California commonly
known the VIM Guttich 4 Co Qurtz Mill, to-
gether with the water privilege and appurtenauces
thereunto belonging: Also, all of the right of the
above named defendants in and to that certain vein
OF collaborating quartz situate near the said quartz
MILL in the county aforesaid, and owned and
worked by VIM Guttich * Co.. commencing at the
North Fork Of Mokelumne river, and running in
a northcry direction 5000 feet more or less to-
gether with with the appurtenances Notice is
hereby given that will sell all the right title, in
terest and claim of Wm Guttich & Co in and to the
above named property, on the 18th day of De-
cember, A. D. 1866, at the hour Of ii O'clock
a. NJ, on said day. Sale to take place in front of
the MILL to satisfy said executions and costs.
L. S, SCOTT, Constable,
Township No. Three.
Dated Volcano, Nov 22d, 1856.
nov ~ (prs fee $l6l 5-3t
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-22
Sl,eriff,s Sale.


Rl virtue OF two executions to me directed, is
Dsued out Of the Justices Court Of George l..
Gale. Justice Of the Peace in and for Township
No. Three, county Of A1nador and State of Calfor
mia, one upon judgment rendered therein on the
LIST of August, A. y. 1856 in favor OF Robert Les
lie and against J. g.. Fordycc. for the sum of one
hundred and eighty-nine dollars and ftiy-siX cents,
debt and thirty-two dollars and forty cents costs OF
suit and the other upon Judgment rendered
therein on the lst day Of August, A. D. 1856, in
favor OF Charles Q. Packard aud against J. G. For
dyce for the sum of one hundred and ninety dollars
aud ninety-seven cents debt and thirty-two dollars
and forty cents costs of suit-thcre remaining due
on the said judgment Of Robert Leslie ifty-ivc dol
lars and siXtyeight cents together with additional
and accruing cots, and on the said Judgment of
Charles o. Packard sixty-eight dollars and twenty
nine cents togeteer with additional and acerung
costs--i have levied upon aud and seized certain
parcel ofland situated in the town of oleano in the
eountyof Amador and said State on the east side OF
Maine street in said town. adjoining on the north the
house and lot known as John Henry house and lot
and on the south side by the Lime Kiln. fronting
twenty-five feet more or less on Main street, to
gether with the improvements thereon.
Notice is hereby given that ! will sell all the
right, title and interest of j. G. F0rdyce of, in and
to the above described property. on MONDAY,
the oath day OF November, A. D. 1856 between the
hours of / o'clock A. NJ and o'clock +. NJ. of said
day.
Sale to take place in front fthe premises. to sat
isiy said execution and costs.
GEO. DURHAM, Sheriff
of Amador co. Cal.
BY A. /. IfoUGnrALING
Deputy Sheriff.
nov | Tprs fee S161 2-3w
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-22
WOODS AMBROTYPES, DAGUERREO-
TYPES & PHOTOGRAPHS

THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECTFUT-
L fully announce to the Ladies and Gentlemen
of Volcano and vicinity that he has re-opened the
Dagaerreotype Rooms opposite the Empire Hotel
where he is prepared TO wait on all who may favor
him call. All work done by me will be warrant
ed, or no charge will be made.
AMBROTYPES-By this method miniatures
may be taken in an unprecedentedly short time and
is well adapted for children.
PICTURES taken on paper for TWO DOLLARS
each These miniatures are very convenient for
sending TO the Atlantic States, as they can be en-
closed in a letter.
All are invited 10 call and examine specimens.
ovl5-5tf d. f. WOOD.
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-22
yeranfla Hotel.

TO.NE CITY, C.gLTFOR.NI.4.
rINHE proprietors would announce to their friends
l. and public that they have left the lEENA House
formerly kept by them and moved into the new
building, the NERANDA HOTEL, situated one
square above the former location.
The Veranda is fully furnished, and furnished
with single rooms for gentlemen and rooms and
parlors for families and parties.
Every attention that will conduce to comfort and
convenience, will be extended to guests.
Connected with the house is a large and commo-
dious stable, having every necessary convenience
for the proper care of horses.
nov 2-3m
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-22
Coustabic's sale.

DY virtue of an execution TO me directed, issued
DOut OF the Justices Court Of Geo. l.. Gale, a
Justice of the Peace in and for Township No, 5,
county of Amad0r and State of California, upon a
judgement rendered therein on the Sth day OF No
vember, A. D. 1856. in favor of Frederick n. Frod.
den and against Michael Myers for the sum of
thirty dollars and eighty-seveu cents debt and
thirtyseven dollars and thirty cents costs Of suit
together with aceruing costs, have levied upon
all of the right title and interest and claim Of Mi
chae Myers in and TO the following described prop
erty, to-wit: All that parcel lot Of land situated
in Volcano, Amador county, California; bounded
on the North by lot of Tins; on the East. by Main
street; on the South. by lot Of lIanford & Downs ;
and on the West, by Soldiers Gulch, together with
the Improvements thereon; also certain pelce of
land stuatedin Volcano, county and state aforesaid
bounded on the North, by premises Of j. G. For
dyce: on the East, by the Baptist Churchs lot; on
the Sdhth, by lot of lianiord Downs; and on the
West by Main street having thereon stone qaer-
ry and limo kiln Notice is hereby given that |
will sell all the right, title and interest of Michael
Myers Of, in and to the above described property
the 9Th day of December, A. D. 1856 at the hour
o'clock, A. NJ, on said day.
Sale to take place in front Of the premises TO
satisfy said execution and costs.
l.. S. SCOTT, Constable,
Township No. Three, Anador co. Cal.
Volcano, Nov. 10Th, 1856.
nov Is (prs fee Sl2) 4-3t
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-22
STATE or CALIFORNIA,
Amador County. S.
Attest; S. J. LEMON.

STATE or CAtIFoRNIA,
Amador County. S
On this, 1st day of November, 4. d. 1856, before
me Justice of the Peace in and for said county
personally appeared Cornelia j. Hyde, known to
me to be the wife of S. + Hyde, and acknowledged
that she executed the above freely and voluntarily
and without fear or undue influence of her said
husband and that she intends to carry on said husi-
ness in good laith;--and her said husband being
examined by says he consents that the said Cor
nca j., his wife, may SO declare her intention and
carry on snch business
Witness my hand, this lst day Of November, A.
d. 1856. N kLIEN, Justice Of the Peace.
nov s lt
Volcano weekly ledger., 1856-11-22
Fashion Billiard saloon,
MAIN STREET TOLC1NO,
Opposite Clutes Store.

T'HIS Saloon is large, cool aud pleasant at all
| times, and no expense has been spared to make
II inferior to none ia this State
The B4R is furnished with the best Liquors this
country affords, Fancy Byiaks of all kinds gotten
up in the best style. Cigars Of the hest brands and
favor that can be procured IN California kept con
stantly on hand ami in addition
TWO BILLIARD TABLES
are kept for The accommodation of those who desire
to amuse themselves in this pleasant exercise.
Among other important articles not to be found
in many other Saloons are the journals of the
United States and Europe also all the leading Daily
Papers of California, which kept for the special
accommodation of the customers and patrons Of
the FASHION SALOON.
The Proprietors invite their friends and the
public generally to give them a CALI and promise 10
give them the best the town affords
SMITH & WHITE
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