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Illegal anh srtise11ents

NOTICE OF SAIE,-3Vbo-s
L default has been made In tie coudtttor, -
ssearng dass e. 'hs Est day ~,
~ dn!y Seerstaiy5 rS!x 519,
CAGES Pages 159 to 1G7 Inclusive: and Xcr.
sald nas Essgned !hs appointment II fr:s y
duly constituted and Appointed, accsraIase ma bus
yislonS Of ssd mortgsEe successor 10 ia rsss Ia
Trustee "a hss p1cc Aow .refo9e b. sir,ae e -
5uTanco Of Law. the undersigned, TrI.tes n'a tss
mortgage, will. On the seCo1d day Of Marc "
saa 9n9 hTty aaf
II the City Of sheboyEau. wisconsin, 1t Two ne1nas
the afternoon OF that day sell At pa5c aucroe te
thtyeIest thousand and naesy i've do1ssG u
one ce5ts {$saG954}. tile amount Of Eoods s+eI eotsI;
81 sea mo[Sass nonss nor h Ea -
mortssse. and dl'i sin:a!ar !Ss:fR,esa lbe '1 81
sheo1ygsn T. tic Ctty OF nnu In Lac, il W:easo! .!
together with au the rights nf Na:, druc; -
railways rails bridges fences stations. s,ton nn,
ments BY said she6eJga and Mississippi 1aiI,aad i
paay then held or thereafter acGu:rld In conntss~
with the said GFst division Ut the rail ny ar r.,.a
thereto whether obtained under LIE :i.l;, ar
lexts or their charter or conveyed t::r. bs
and hlo all the tolls Incomes rtnt.. Issues and r.nr1
and corporate aud other franchises OF AaIl ii
said nftt divlson Of tler rciwa; CT reialrs
every lid saaehns sc s5, 81 81; q
pemcIis. wood and property connected viii IT, ~
per equipment working. opesasas aud corGuetux. .,
for app1rtena-t 70 the Aforesaid Ec Of t. al VI ~
q aaH:s ts Il +
witb Separated tIereoa aa @e5s q !.
'>~N' - S''' SAMUEL F, BENSON. rr,a.,
, 1861-01-11

32OARD1NG.-lA Suit OF Rooms
- sultablr for either lanrsjci cuupIc erane;c r
tetnen, can be obtained st 1877 ,ta-: avenue Also
few day boaEderS cnn be n-colE nc dated. ieGSs
, 1861-01-11
CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN MAI, A3DER.
SOY AND GOV. PICEENs.

Major. >antfereO1e Threatens to
Blockade tho Port.
, 1861-01-11
THlCAGO MILT-FURNISHING
~ DEPOT.
7. w. BAXTER E. CO..
KAxcTAcf1AkHs or
FRENCH BURR MILISTONES,
OF ALL QuARRIEs,
CIV. BH0WT6 PATKET PORTABLE
FIGURING and Grist Mills,
4Ep DEALERS II
DUTCH HAHEERn B0LTIHG CLOTHS,
Huut Mills snd Separator, . ...
separstors for Warehouses
Holsting 6creEa and Balls
Bran Dnsters Picks, Proof EtanA Dc DC

ptQpHtGIod IMfte$ 6{3E4 IENUIffu.
Every Eng1nels furnished With
JUDSOS'N PATENT GOVERNOR VALVE,
For Flour Mills We confidently recommend thetn as
superior to any other style Of Engine and they will
Save from Is to SO per Cent in Fuel
oye5 the usual class Of boilers In lu tho West VIC
tabishsnent, whess they may be examined and the
neteut men WILL II desired be furnished set up and
start engines In any part Of tic country Wcnlsosnpply
WATER WHEELS, sHAFTNG. GEARING. &C,
Atrcy low prtccA
r. W, BAXTER a. co.'s
MIL Fufnlahtug Depot West Water street bctEcea
Randolph and Madison, Chicago, nlnois.
Post Omce nddresa Box ~ oC53o.1y
, 1861-01-11

RDARDlNG.- Pleasant Rooms
- ~ With board can be obtaincd At 81 Adams It.
, 1861-01-11

uLSo1s CENTRAL RAnnoAp.-The business of
the Illinois Central Railroad for the Inst year shows
the most satisfactory results. The figures Of the
rratac department are larger than ever BEFORE the
tnc1eaae over thoac even Of 1s5G being nearly $780,
CO. And yet he knows but little Of tho resources
Of the magnificent country through which 1t pssEes
Who Is not well aware that the receipts, large as
they certainly are, will be regarded the footings
Oft day Of" small things, when the totals for the
Jcar 1s7o a-e made up. The truth is tho trade Of
this, and Of most Of our Western roads. is ei1s In
its infancy.
Taking the operating expenses Of the past year
AZ 60 2 cent. Of tbs gross earniuss-and they
will not exceed that-the Company will have
S1,o90a7 from last years business apply to the
p'yuent Of interest, about sufficient, II we mie-
take not, to meet the entire amount, leaving the
receipts OF tha Land Department to be applied to
tho payment OF tho funded Indebtedness OF tho
Company. We present the following figures show
ing the business Of tho road for December and for
the last Year:
, 1861-01-11
COMMERCIAL,

THURSDAY Evtsrto, Jan. 10, 1861.
The following are the receipts and shipments for
fhA n forfv-nsrht horr.~
, 1861-01-11

I'VE AA4e
49, aois. C1nhty 9: tooK. S-su! tTlcr Cccn o,
Si4Ica InaneeE lobtE sns!onS =, A.aql
oidsGln neuty 1atNootl aEu .tfe.tian" H. "srctr
fuDuG nouce Is neleey GlteA ttat IN nESsG.sre of
ace5stal otdeF enter IN tie Itese ehk"d rarse ee
MASTER N Ihahcety 81 said superior Court tfti:i:c
NAl. on IEesdat. t'Ie tEcasy-sccona f:esndj es.}
JAnnaEy, A. u lssl, At ten octtck In tie fsrsc.l
OF tnat 1as. q We nof!a 1LcE Of the Cc1rt Hcqst
N tAe L.ty ~ chicago. In snld county IT Ge.t
scH as Pubic asct'on TO the highest ttcdss tr
cs<1, Al fle E1sEf, title ard Interest Of the vi
AMOS olVer AMI ituacrr Anthony In and TO ii
t1as cffLata lo Elecc afcel nf l1d situate l.! u
1nFn OF Lyons IN the county OF Cook, and sI.e {,
1Hluols. AAd 1oulued as lGlloW& ytl:-Ecg!rEtc- ii
Kna noftneass c6Facr OF seeuon t!EtyoEe t~;.. ia
running thence sunth eighty te1 Eods iEt:cr stsr
swentTlout ls4] Tous tAtEct norni eighty tss rett
tnence eakt W tc65 70 Inc iace ot h4.
nlac 1elnE aIecGaneh1aF los u ground t.say II
tTeatJionf tsD RODS kqaa5c contalni:s 'H.lve ri
ocres q land II AangG tMeite ll;l township tt.!.
eigae Ssol easi OF tnT inlEn FInclpal lGst
etsher win a.! and E!t apphIte a:rts I'D
hefSdtaEaents thsrGen bclensnE OF N aa5wse ar;s:
,ta ASa tae ouHuinES aE stesE9as y Hs:tsft.
1t'a NJ OF natnie upon en1n ol 81 !snu- 1ssA sCtIf
stad q t1s Snpes1ot q 1saEa
"R1TCTEE,E CATE -p,,tJ;.
huDtEG . oaACt.-f uD!lc 40
J. ttce Il hereby g1ven that By teeson nf defsaltf,
the payment II certain MONIES secEzeu BIZ Iee,i =
Trust dated May H. 1850. running to the u,drrsv.T
- trustee executed br Conrad and FREDERICK LII
T. l. G. Palne Freer the mortgage and t:..tr- In TX
Deed or Mortgage mentioned VII Tn th,. t;,t c,r1t
January A. IT, lsit sell 1t public auction fIr RI n
the highest bidder IT tha north d,oe r. thF r. ~,
, 1861-01-11
.dFor 5aIe.

7O RENT-Those two tirst-cla
= three stcry Hrick Honscs on r1airIc vcune. Just
north of Old ETect with swellIn. from and good Gel
Il :. cast f. as with nrc view tic lake hot anu
cold water &c. Inquire at 1G Van DIrcu street
de.3.lIi3aW
, 1861-01-11

MI ASTER'S SALE,-State Of Iii
~ not3 Comfy Of Cors >. q. gancror Con,: {,
JanssH ia, L. Gh:;Hes:y Blanc.e Nisia E1oE -
scqssa s's7 n9iise l. n,srse i u
tia G1rrth n. sa1sfsst ~ u t: ahye cHated cause
81 sasasda e. o1 Ins
L at ten O'clock in sae iortnoap @ " " faat ass 4
ca q Hoor q the Court HOUSE Il h cty of Ch
tesl bidder for caah. tie following described
cnos ~ satnste n the city of CJc1Eu County Of
e1eTsn 19os5s TT Ssve1 ~ eight e. nine o. tto'.
clco. N'| ~ 1oeoteI4 AGd!,l.M u ta+-
Mister IL Chaacery O. the sune-d4 o:ss; y .,v
Dated January 9Th, 1aI. eo-'s = 1e-tsH. ii
, 1861-01-11

ROARD1NG-At2 27s State Street,
- corner Of Van Duren hy The week aud day.
Furnished and unfurnlshed rooms f,r families aid
single gcatlcucn. Room for 100 bay IoasGcrs Ja7x1w
, 1861-01-11

7 ARGE OR SMALL ORDERS
- fo1 Feed. Aeal Or Flour nued h abort order .ud
Nns loReat taSea- lnlA} 6IkVkNe 4 GQRRIA
, 1861-01-11
35oatDi11l{.

ROAROING.- Two single gentle.
- - men viii Ind pleasant -uoni and boari At a3
Jackson etrret iai,trst
, 1861-01-11
BY TELEGRAPH.
Highly Important from .u.r,es,as.
the STAR Of THE WEST FIRED INTO
SEE RETURNS no SEA,

The Charleston Courier's Account Of
the Affair.
, 1861-01-11

ST. LoE1s.-Ne quote the following from the
Democrat Of yesterday:
Comparatively little Is doing In The way of time
bills. and bankers do not care to purchase those
running longer than 30 days, nor these untcss OF
The gtlted.ed quality: 30 days arc negotiated at
~ 4 cent. and 60 days at ~.
Sight exchange il eti1er thIs evening at + p csut
prem on the Esst aud New Orleans. lot bankable
1und4. and more Tor currency.
Gold varied today from 3 tt 3H14 p cent pre-
Mium, and some would not ael1 even at the outside
rate.
The demands for money ffom the mercantile cnn-
H1unity arc quite small. A good many renewals OF
certain class Of paper are had, so that bankers
cannot tell when, II ever, they will reallzo the
money thereon Int most of our mrrchauts have
cuttalled thc1r business largely the past season
are therefore out OF debt; those who did other
wise, arc the reverse, and Of course erc in diti-
Guilty
New Yonk.-Tho Herald Of Tueaday says:
The money market continues to grow easier. On
call the suppl, at per cent. is considerably in e1-
ceas OF The wants OF the brokers. fair amount OF
papct was passed today at nine per cent FI.et
c1ass paper Is growing very scarce, and lenders
arc still IL dlstrustful as ever OF second eltss
n1mcb.
Exchange On Europe ia drmez, but there Is little
doing, The leading drawers arc asking 1051H-
rates which 1up rtesA arc not willing give. Mef
c7ntlle bills are scascc aud rates are higher.
NEW YonK DAsks.-Tle following figures are
as5nopsis Of the condition ofthc Sew York Banks
, 1861-01-11
Constipation or Costiveness

--0eN-
, 1861-01-11

RIO RENT-Dn moderate terms
= two New Brick Dwelling. Houtes, situate ou
Green ssrcct between Fulton and Carroll streets West
Side. Inquire 1t OHDES. FLEETWOOD * CU's or
Ice ssuthwcst ccrneF Clark aud Like e.rtet
, 1861-01-11

BOARDING. - Pleasant Rooms
-. - With Board. can he obtained At ts.c Tavr.ly
board $1.51 per week, teaixSy'
, 1861-01-11

ROARDfNG.-Wanted by gen
~ man and .Tife. child nna servant On the Soutl
SldG, Within few minutes walk Of tic Post OLict
Address Box ISie +. q. fa1gL1.t
, 1861-01-11

k0 Bbls. PRIME PLANTATION
CO MOLAssEs. Ekw Ceot.
, 1861-01-11


Jan. :. GO. Jan. $, '61. Dec. %, go.
Capital &C., 43a 600 $50 1853 TOO $Gy O0)
Loans la4.bS1Gfz3 IL: G15 <C5 i'll BIG rs
apscle.. ......--... 1850 .sH 2,S3s9,475 s3NbO US
Gircolation. $3.50 ,DG3 aGg9 2@ 8,sS7 75sa
GROSS deposits 102 go G79 0453 lat 106 SIG
h&chanscd .---.. H,aaH ,:IA 239a3 TT 1875, ,O9
1aatnWn. ......-. ,SlB,655 8,f54,4 40 S7,1G5,bA
IN suo-ireas'Ey- S,73S,9e5 3.'l5,431 sa:e, 167
fAnADEzPu1A BASKs.-Thc weekly statement
Of the Philadelphia Banks, made for the past week
presents the following aggregates as compared
with those Of the p.esious week:
Dec. 81. Jau;.
Capital stock-. .$11 .S07, ,645 1l,8T,a5
4osns -.-...-... 81, ,o97 .c91aS0 Dec 35.B17
Specie ...--.;.-. a5ss,l6f a,oeo,eC6 Inc 1s5,o0a
D1s TO other
banks .....--. ASA ,999t a37B Inc. 1l0;e4
Deposits ..---.. 15,l33,sH 1881 oa5 Inc ls8.isl
cltculation.-... o,e10,716 2,6so,8la Inc 1900
ST. Lor1s, ALToS j. CHICAGO R1uuo4p.-
Weekly statement Of earnings from the e4.t to ths
ssh day Of January 1861, being the frst week:
Total this month to the sth inst,
LIE ......--...........-..... u,9S9.15
"a"S eoo ooL3pfces.-.....-... H55.S3
Total $is1s9.8
Corresponding period In 1860, 1864 Be
Increase In lscl..--........--..-. ss.ese.a4
, 1861-01-11

700 Hhds. n. Q. SUGAR, land
lOV InS and 10. sale hy
, 1861-01-11

.K0n Bb1s. CRUSHED, POW
wv Diced AID GlzANuLATED SUGAR
, 1861-01-11

ITO RENT-In the Iron Block,
Il corner OF Lake and lasalle street.
ONE l. a RGE HALL.
Also, number Of rooms suitable for e1:!ccs r. other
purposeH- Inquire Of LAFLIS. SMITH i Dt,fs4 79
E1rth Y~enf nfA Ar1$a ,soIS 5n1x~ ~,
, 1861-01-11

BOARDING. Pleasant Rooms
- vita Board ea2 be obtained Mt No. 10 San Bu.rn
Street, cetTec1 State md Wabash Eyeuuc, dclexlu
, 1861-01-11
20 }sr1,t.

ITO RENY-Very low to a good
u tenant the lower half Of rpe housc on t.;c West
Side. containing I'LL modern improvements. and coz
Ffitsnt FfnnAaL 10 fae cars. Ad"ztss Co" No1 1896.
, 1861-01-11

ITO RENT.-A desirable house OIL
i Michigan avenue, south ef Twelfth street With
water, gas. stable and good celln. Rent low Apnly
TO Il. WITT, 1.:S Soufs Water street. or
cLEGH0AS, LECKTE j. CO.. II Socta Iasalle street.
over the Old custom Hous~- t.s1lw
, 1861-01-11
GllQ11tr1,

WAETED-.A centrally located
w Furnished House. The owner to either h, ,ard
Wish Ies,ee or not. as preferred. Aolress Drawer
0&12 ChlEAgo u. U. 1ak-dSE1-lN
, 1861-01-11
3l1St.


900 Boxes BABBITT'S SALE
cOO EATUE EEYNOLDS ELF CO.
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SAN FRANCISCO

itching humors. &C. MANY person, o1.o- =
relieved of all external disease spnnosa u.reing
selves cured, but after few months find '1I I'm
are troubled with various symptoms which t they
never had before and which they find i, ;mn .ney
bic to relieve To all who afflicted in th;sp wn,
"; Dung i would particularly recommcndo tri11ii
OF his SKILL The symptoms with which Won a'n
troubled are caused by taints in the Ilo "ne
which sooner or later will destroy health oud
happiness. No person who has ever had m " ~
tack OF any private complaint, should Sn, a." W
consult Dr. Young, and take few bottles ~ J., ~
P1hhyng the, can re.
and healthy condition, and that every TRACK or
disease is remov ed from the sy stem. W
Recent cases cuieG in from tWo to five div.
without cl ange OF diet or hindrance t1,n hn!.;,
ness or RIO fee DIR. J. C. YOUNG
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CERTIFICATE,

Voluntary Certificate from Don Pedro's Bo.
Being DESTROYS OF benefting my fellow man q ~
much as possible, induces me to come before a.
public and certify TO the following facts: In I ~'
| ly last, l called upon DR.. j. G. Young for med;
| cal advice. was then laboring under dizznoss
in my head. very tedious pain in my back and
hips weakness in my legs and arms loss of MIN
ory sore eyes, palpitation Of the heart ex,emo
nervousness and general debility; was so huJ
! that was compelled to suspend business AC
ter careful examination Of my case. Dr.. Youno
pronounced the case durable, and | Commence
| tokine the medicine he prescribed and the result
is that am now perfectly well to all appearances
altbou oh not so stl ong as could wish, vet nm
constantly gaining, and can do as good davis
work as any of the men in my locality. 1hc
reason for publishing the above is to counteroct
that widespread roseally empircism which is
stalking with such destruction throughout this
| otherwise blessed country.
! r. T. MANNING Residence Don Pedro's Ror
| REMEMBER-That Dr. j. Young's Office. for
the treatment of Private diseases. is at ISL CLAW
street opposite the upper corner OF the Plaza.
| REMEMBER-Thnt Dr.. Young wants no patio Mt
| but those fully capable Of approaching and dis
| tinguishing the services of regular thorough
| bred physician, from the paltry, unlearned and
| REMEMBER-That DR.. Young is the only reeu
ar-bred physician advertising to cure diseases Of
| imprudence.
REMEMBER-Dr. Young's remedies and treat
ment are entirely unknown to all Others Pre-.
pored from life spent in the hospitals of Europe.
and the first in this country from pure Oh, mical>
| imported.
REMEMBER- DR.. J. c. Young gives every
attention to diseases peculiar to females
Office ISL Clay street, opposite the upper cor.
f the Plaza.
January 18th, 1S6l--3mo.
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METROPOLITAN HOTEL,
UATE KASSETTE iUUSE,J
Southxvest cor Bush and SansOme streets,
SAN FRANCISCO.

vEypIS nopuar and we'll established Hotel still
continues to enjoy the patronage OF the pub
lie for which the proprietors beg most respect
tully to return their greatiui Acknowledgements,
and avail themselves oil this opportunity to as
snrn their patrons that no effort shall be spared
an thnir part to maintain the envlable reputation
of the Ne.ropolitan as first class house.
The Metropolitan is fire-prooi, and hardhnlshed
The Metropolitan is the largest Hotet. and has
tho most spacious halls, and the best lighted and
ventilated rooms of any upon the Pacific coast.
The Metropolitan is situated in the business
mart of the city, and is centrally located between
the landings of the Ocean and River steameres.
The Metrop9litan has elegantly furnished suites
of rooms with one or more bedrooms attached to
norlors, aud admirably adapted to the wants OF
families.
The Metropolitan Dining room has twenty scpa-
rate tables where families and friends can ENJOY
nt meals the social quiet Of home
For general cleanliness. luxurious and we'll
cooked food attentive and orderly servants. the
Metropolitan has no superior.
The Metropolitan is furnished with Collins \
Co.'S luxurious and Justly celebrated
Premium Spring Mattresses,
which insure the most refreshing sleep.
The Metropolitan Coach will always be at
the Landing upon the arrival Of steamers to car
~ passengers to The Hotel
Last, but not least. the charges ut the Metro
nolitan will be moderate, and adopted to tho
State of the times. ARMSTRONG Il TODD,
Proprietors.
January goth, 1861.
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The Mob Spirit in San Francisco.

The outrages committed 10y the san Fran.
cisco Vigilantes, on The Democratic meeting,
held in that city recently, is doing its work
etfectnally. The people see what may be
expected when the Republican, get the pow
er. 10 this vicinity it has been tn. means
of removing the scales from me eyes, and
the benefit of the Democratic party, AS the
following will show. We have been permit
ted to extract The following from private
letter written by citizen # San Francisco
who has heretofore been opposed to the
Democracy, and who took an active part in
getting up the grand SO called "Uniuu" de.
monstration, in May last.
SAN Francisco, Aug. LIST, 1861.
DEAR john: | promised to write You the
news, but the time is nearly up, and can't
write much. Mcconnell made 1000 votes
here last night, or a; least the Black Repub-
licans made them for HIM 1t was the most
disgraceful exhibition Republican, inloer-
ance have ever seen. When such men as
appeared on the stand last night. were not
allowed To speak, | think that it is time f.,
my kind of men TO open their ewes and see
where they stand. fou know that have
been Union man because thought i was
right; but now | see that tins great Union
hurrah is nothing more than farlata ism. he
otry aud hatred Of the South disguised =
Therefore | will do no more Of il, but YOU
may sci me down sure for the Mcconnell
ticket, with probably one exception, and |
will work tni il as mach Il can"
The writer is a "Union' merchuat in San
Francisco and Is ma ,,nIII,..ian fIl;e y.
the effect being produced by the refusal of
the Republicans to allow the freedom of
speech in tina city. The people won't stand
such proceedings.
MarNsoiNe Express.
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EXTRACT FROM DEBATE IN THE S&NATE
LAST W1NTER-Mr. Seward-"lhe day of
compromise is past" Mr. Toombs-"l am
Glad of it," Mr.. Seward" And ST. am l."
Mr.. Crittenden-"I would compromise to
the last moment Of time, provided we could
preserve the original principles on which the
government is erected" The "glad of it'
and the 80 am |" have got their machinery
pretty well at work, and we suppose the
managers are glad get.
Columbus (Ohio) Crisis.
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SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,

DISSEUTING Instruments, Eye Instruments.
Obsetrical Instruments, Polypus Forccps, Pro
bangs, with sponge, Post Mortem Instruments,
Pocket Instruments Aylett's Multum in Minim,
Trepanng Instruments Speculums pat
cnt three blades, Stethoscopes, Syringes &C., DC.
TRUsSES, SUPPORTERS, ETC, FEC.
ANKLEFS, Knee-caps. Supporters Fitche' s
Abdominal. Marsh's do. Landon S do, Suspensory
banlages. cotton and silk, Trusses Mnrsh's sin
gle and double, new style, Phelps single and
double, ri ght and left Chase's single do, Hull's
single do, Silk Stocking long and medium.
Together with u large and select assortment Of
articles in the above line, of our own importation
to which we call the special attention of Physi-
clan and Druggists.
10. III. McDONALD Il CO.,
Importing Druggists Sacramento.
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S. v. r. "a.
la iM M . y. .: ..:: g:
SUM MER ARRANCEME MT.

an and after Monday, April 18th. the Cars Of
~ the Sacramento Valley Railroad will leave
rs follows:
Leave Sacramento at 69 A. NJ. 2 and P NJ.
Leave Folsom at g A. NJ. II NJ, and 81 P M
SUNDAYS--Leavc Sacramento at g. A. NJ. and
2 p. NJ
FREIGHT-Will be taken by every train from
Sacramento Except Sundaya,) and by the 81 AN.
from Folsom.
The 81 A. NJ train from Sacramento and the 2
NJ. train from Folsom connect with Stages to or
from all the MOUNTAIN TOWNS AND CAR
son VALLEY.
Ticket Office opposite the car landing, udner
the What cheer House.
J. P. ROBINSON, Superintendent.
April Sth. 1861.
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BERGER'S BI.JOU
Billiard Tables, with
Phelan's Patent Combination Cushi


THE subscriber desires to inform the public that
/ he has now exhibition. ut
PHELAN'S NEW BILLIARD SALOON,
Montgomery street. opposite the Metropolitan
Theatre one Of the above mentioned BILLIARD
TABLES. and cordially invites the patrons of
the NOBLE GAME to call and examine it, The
Great Master. Mons Berger. speaks of the tables
in the highest terms of commentator. TO pri-
vate families these Tables commend themselves
especially on account Of their convenient size,
and us an article of furniture for private dwell
ling. there is nothing more desirable; in short
no hou sehold or mansion with any pretension to
being well regulated should be without ONE
Gentlemen about to build residences should by
all means make provision for Billiard Room,
where their family Can enjoy the noble, graceful
and health giving game Of Billiards.
NJ. e. HUGHES,
Billiard Table Manufacturer,
And Agent for Pheuns Patel Combination
Cushions, etc. etc.
>ns- Exhibition and Salesroom. No. 720 and 1872
Montgomery street.
~ Manuf,ct0ry Market street, opposite Or
phan Asylum, San francisco.
July goth. lss2.-sn
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Marysville Express.

TO PRoTECT A SINGLE Ro IF FROM FIRE.
The editor of the Albany Knickerbocker
says that a wash composed If lime, sa t and
fine sand or wood ashes. put on the ordinary
way Of white washing renders The roof fifty
fold more safe against taking fire from Gin
ders or otherwise, in case of fires in the
vicinity. 1t pays The expense hundred fold
in its preserving influence against the effect
er'beaten the shingles the more benefit is
derived
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-08-10

E1- Large numbers of English. Irish and
German emlgrants are returning to Europe
from Atlantic ports. failing to find employ
ment.
The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1861-08-10

The public attention is respectfully requested
to the following
Card from the Grover G. Baker S. II. Co.
The public in their eogerness to supply them
selves with Sewing Machines making the GRO
YER Il BAKER stitch must not forget to pur-
chase them Of the parties who alone are autho-
rzed to sell them All machines sewing from
two Spools, and in which one needle only pene-
trates the cloth, and having feed which allows
The material to be turned at will, are infringe
ments. GRON ER * BAKER ,. NJ. %.