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tions Of war M Fort Laramie, and bought up
al tns old shot guns and rides In the Territory At
thousand Of the latter and procured two thousand small
Arms and six pieces Of artillery from Fort laramie The
large stock Of uspayea on ms part 70 secure
and enormous prices were paid. For -four which was
worth but 80 N the market our worthy COY gave
$i2 Per sack OF 100 pounds Everything that pur-
chased for the Of ne troops was paid for by Cover
nor Gpin with drafts upon the United States Treasury
payable at sight. Our merchants. who are always anx-
ous 70 anything like Eastern exchange at once
bought up this paper and commenced sending East in
payment OF their debts. When the first drafts is
sueo, LADY, who deals largely IN miners' goods
about starting on her semi annual pilgrimage TO New
York to repenish her stock. Governor Gilpin waited
upon me enterprsng female and induced her to turn
oyer 70 him he coin aud dust she about TO take to
New York, And carry his Treasury drafts instead and
make her purchases with them On reaching the metro
polls she found the drafts would not circulate and came
back without full supply of goods. The matter
was settled in some way by the Governor who has
ever since manifested desire TO say nothing about it,
One banking house failed in consequence of buying up
too many Of the drafts, and other moneyed institutions
were severely shaken but managed to survive Many of
the merchants are in cheap OF troube'' with these
fictitious promises to and altogether the financial
operations Of Governor Gpn have been most disastrous
to the Territory I
The Governor has also built barracks for the troops at
cost four times greater than IL should have been. The
buildings erected will cost not far from $4,000 and
will never be used to their full capacity until era
occurs in the history of Colorado. II Governor Gpin
would get over his insanity concerning the gold regions
and would settle down into matter of fact way Of
nvg ne would DO much more good IN the Territory and
less injury TO the finances Of the government. He is
sane enough ordinary topics but when he touches
upon Pixies Peak and its rich gold region he displays
sadly cracked BRAIN Capt Ally auditor for the claims
IN Colorado against the government has arrived and is
prosecuting his abors as fast as their will admit
The allowance be makes is sometimes and often
less than half the original claim and in very few in
stances he has given the full amount.
En- rGssdn may mention that an editor cowhided
in his Office, short time since by two ladies' who
took offence at certain matters that appeared In print
The same man has been thrashed twice during the pre-
sent year by indignant gentlemen. shot at and
rowy escaped assassination two occasions last year,
and in 1859, during the infancy Of the gold region,
twice the recipient Of challenge to pistol enter thin
ment Journalism at PiKes Peak is not occupation
that allows it's votary to perish OF ennui.
Kit Carson, who made the reputation Of General Fre-
mont s doing active service in the federal army in New
Mexico The regiment of which he is Lieutenant Colonel
is one Of the finest in the field.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
SATURDAY, Jan. l1-e6 p. NJ.

SATURDAY, Jan. l1-t6 p. NJ
The event of the day is the collapse I'M gold,
which fell to 2 per cent this morning, and was
hard of sale at the price. Some Of the spectators
who have been bnyng and boarding will lose
smartly. Exchange closed pretty steady athl411..
for sterling and 5.9111s 95 for francs Money is
very easy indeed. The supply offered on call at
per cent is in excess Of the wants Of the market
Stocks were rampant this morning, the lead in
the market being taken, as usual, by dividend Fay
ing stocks and first class bonds. The abscs ption
of these income bearing securities is faster than
The supply At tho present rate Of consumption,
first class bonds will soon be out OF the market
and such dividend paying securities as Pacific Mail,
Central, Gslena, &C., will coramand much higher
prices. At the morning board to-day Pacific Mail
rose ~, Central "a, Erie "a, Michigan Central "a,
&C. The non-dividend paying stocks were quieter.
There was evidently a good deal Of realizing
in the Western shares, which have advanced
most actively Of late. Government stocks
were all better the coupons Of 1881 rose q per
cent, and the ives of 1874 as much. Missouri skies
rose x per cent. All first class railway bonds were
firm at higher prices. After the board the market
showed o tendency to react, in consequence of
sales by spectators who were anxious to realize
profits. AT the second board the market was re.
nerally steady, and closed so, the following being
the lastquotations:- States 6s, registered.
1851. sg1sa n; do e's, coupon, 1881, 9O1 u: do.
SIS, 1874, s0sS Il; Indiana Sc, rs "; Virginia
6's, 40 50 Tennessee 6's, 431z a AK; North
Carolina 0's. Gl 81; Missouri e's, 42ss O 42,l;
Pacific Mail, sss@ @s9; New York Central, 50 o
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u; Erie, a5ha a; do. preferred, 57]< 4; Hudson
River, 39H T; Harlem, Is . "a; do. preferred
~ a; Reading, 81 q n; Michigan Central,
o0I 5lH; Michigan Southern and Northern In
diana, II 2lI; do. guaranteed, 421Ia 42a4; Pana-
ma, ll2H ll3; Illinois Central, 631< "a; Galena
and Chicago, 6sH "a; Cleveland and Toledo,
STA a; Chicago and Rock Island, 63s1 a "A;
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, SO SO; Mil
waukee and Prairie du Chen, 1879 20; Cleveland,
Columbus and Cincinnati, lO7 1917; New York
Central rs, 1864, 1907 lOl; Erie third mortgage
bonds, 80 9l11s; Michigan Central ss, first mort
gage 96H a97; Illinois Central bonds, rs, 90 co.
The business of the Sub-Treasury was as follows
to-day
Total receipts ...".........s......... $516955 42
-ror customs. lS4O0O 00
On account OF loan. n.................... 8,724 ~
payments including redeemed per CT notes s593ll 50
D~iahce. 3,7o34SI II
The Etna to-day for Liverpool takes out s370, 800
in specie, and the Borussia $3.50 0O0-$720 800 in
all. 1t is rather remarkable that the first day
marked by foreign export of Importance should
also be distinguished by decided fall in the pre-
mium on the precious metals.
The receipts of the Harlem road for the month
OF December were as follows:-
1850 ..................$o5,O0 ,O09 80
Decfease.... u, ,l2o 70
The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were SIS ,9S9,S9l A. and the balances are
sl,192524 so. The exchanges for the week end
ing to-day were sl05 1874 ,sll 4s, being a daily
average Of $l7605 ,951 81, against $40 l2s 4s5 so
for the week ending on Saturday.
At meeting of the Boston bank presidents yes
terday, the following resolution was unanimously
adopted
Resolved, That the banks connected with the associa
ton for the taking Of the United States government loan
OF November 10 will take through the Clearing House
OF the redeeming banks otherwise United States de-
mand Treasury notes. government receivable for
government dues to the extent Of twenty per cent Of
they may have on hand.
The Boston Transcript says that "this arrange
ment is made altogether Independent of the usual
mode of settlement between the banks and the
Clearing House. II has been adopted with re-
ference to the first issne of demand notes by the
government, amounting to fifty millions of
dollars, no provision having been made for their
redemption in the law of Congress authorizing
their issue. Unless this action had been taken
these notes would soon have been dscredited in
the Market
Messrs. Barring Bros. & Co. state that American
stocks are without business, but none are pressed
on the market. The London Times Of December
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CITY coMMERCIAL REPORT.

bAfuHpAY Jan. II-2P. NJ
FLouR.-Thc market was Arm for extra grades while
common brands were heavy. me sales embraced about
10 600 bbls. .rtr % s. u. m a
about 90 900 bushels 81 4oa % for good to prime
Western red Milwaukee club at u 30 q 49, and choice
at 81 SO, and Chicago spring At 81 20 q 81 30.
Cosx was steady with sales Of 80 900 90 900 bushels
at eec. eeKc for good to prime Western mixed.
PORK was In some bettor demand with sales OF LOO
bbs s Is for old and $l2 25 for new mess and sl2
43 for uninspected do
wmsKxr Tho market was dull and unsaloabe At &c,
with buyers at 25c. rs Triflf May Ef
gt8 THE DRY GOODS TRADE. aa
Tho following 10 comparative ntatemsnt Of the i'm.
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Message OF Governor Ramsey, OF MIN
ncsota.

ST. PAUL, Mion. Jan. o, 1862.
Governor Ramsey to-day induced into his second
torn Of ONCE His Message shows prosperous condition
OF the State nances Minnesota has raised four full rcg
ments OF infantry three companies eeavary and Of
artillery, numbe. ing in oil 400 men, "A fifth regiment
In forming. The State sends 10 tho defence Of the
Union force greater than her whole population in 1850
He recommends military training In Schools and In
clusion says all which the laws Of war and preserva
ton warrant must be made TO fall upon The crimes Of the
criminals Of this infamous rebellion, even IL necessary,
to the extinction Of human slavery.
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ports Of foreign dry goods At New York for tbs wSsk
Fbr ne sueck 1850. 1851 1872
Entered at the port. 81 661 .363 2665ll8 go 6la
Thrown on the market. ,267,7 1,olo,142 994 400
The dry goods entered at this port the past week. a
well as the amount thrown upon the market, IL win be
seen from the above statement materially less than
they were at the period in the two preceding ysA
On the goods entered for consumption manufactures Of
wool amounted to s251 45 cotton 500 s73 silk Sss 0a0
nar $sl o64; miscellaneous, $24 134 Total $3.50 465
The exports o cotton goods the past week it VIII be
seen from the Following statement, have been very
limited Tho exports Of domescs for the week ending
January Q, 1902, were as follows
Value. Bais
Previously s reported. $3.50
!ota....... .Eb, ,786
Tne business doing among both importers iobbers
mas been very light during the week. The currency ques-
ton tended TO unsete and check the trade The advance
In sterling bills ALSO 10 extent affected remttances
to Europe. The trade look towards Congress with
anxiety Though importers sell mostly for cash, and
jobbers whenever is practicable do the same, on
short me they wish to understand whether they are to
DC paid in an unsound currency paper money Sc
cured in principle and interest by unsnted and ibe-
raj system OF taxation, adequate secure reliable
Otherwise both the business and calculations
of merchants must be left afoat and In degree without
ch art rudder.
No material revival in trade be expected until this
currency question is made to rest upon reliable
basis Is
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UTHE PEN IS MIGHTIER THAf<fHE swoRD.p
THE GOLD PEN-THE BE bf OF ALL PRNe.
MORTONS G0L1 rENs. -

THE BEST PENS IN THE WORLD.
p $ ss.s o.
asdreced Gold Pen or Pen' Selecting the according
to de''r'ps'6o GonD SI;- PENS. wfrHoyr CASES.
fss %,sss: READY Fsa % sSs E,sssa
The SANE rESs SsE H. SIM sTfE stA1kD
% the MssS .ss, Fem sS fs z a M ssi Fem
4
Of every one of which will far ouAst gross Of the
Norton i.. xH%Ssr *. ana qualify
Ss .SssS %
ne n for aHa ns sG ~
s. e al os s1s Sa a' ss n: SG
sne' of ts oGD s1ls' PENS pRS ssys wirHour CASES m
For 70 cents, No. Pen nrst quality or No. PEN third
For b. No Pen, nrst quality. No Pen, second
qqFss Far u o IS M 10 sfs sa third rs. SS.
quality qYL or =, a Ne e. 8 Pen. third bird ay Qualify.
quality Or r. No. res sn hs nrs sas qualify NO second
forsl 7S, No Pen, hrss qualify, No Pen, second
e Ne So,S Pen Ar; quality W., ,,r,,sov
the SAME casRs, Win i rEScfIs SscHkk AArkNs'oS
L For 81 co. No. PEN is quality, or No Pen, Sd qua
For g. 7s No Pen It. quality, OF No. Pen, "a qaul
foS 81 No Pen ist quality, No. Pen. "a quality,
g NO ?irF rsS +. quality. or No Pen. "a aual,.
sOr ss mo Pen; quality, No PEN q qsrnv
MOUNTED DESK HoLDERs. -
P0r s2 "a SS % Pen; for g. Is Mol Pen; for nsNo
b No. sfsn M for s.. No. ren; ana for " No. 10
"1. Quality poIu.sd with the very best rdosn!n
'Sas which Sa ana Z. ~
The .secOnd Qpalyn superior TO any Pens made b.
sFG Sasiiyy ysi Hs shan esrsn respect sa
ssuSy and EopS wrns sSss sthe only us
sad @ he cheap do 81 as Ssss sve TO say .ss
sd no e msds a. s SsraSe Pts
% ISS
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Address <. NJ SoSa y Ma. ,.s.' " ~. ,',s Yo..
With sss y sHS W.
ITO TUE PUBLIC, 3d1 lo se0tr 20
Particularly & to the Sthsr. q s'Idrea subject 70
q Ss bssn nss. 4 % s Il. Ssss
WONDERFUL PLASTER al sd I~
Group Coughs and an i..Ss.ien. Of the yhros, and
which ss has used = n. practice for many yss y
deemed indispensable In every family familiar wib ther
Although suncIen,ly powerful 70 arord relief in ven
Sc sp%se % :ss sssss q S
ps % ni he sI % s S nd m s sS %
. S ssv S ssp ~ Isy q Ss Ss: %
contrary they soothing and In the case Of children who
.:,, ss ss 4 i Ss.ssss
should bathed In water and wiped dry before
plying the phser Wishing 70 place this remedy within The
of an have fixed the price At fifteen cents
81 To the extremely poor they viii be given away
To be had for the present only AZ Az Third avenue
TODD A RAFIERIY, MANUFACTURERS OF STA
Hemp and Rope Machinery; Mwright Work and Castingq
general Machinery mefchnnta Depot No 13F
Dey street. New York. Works at Paterson, N. J.
VUBITE AND SOFT HANDS
However neglected the may have been they may
be rendered deeately soft and white BY using
.tmN MNrtiii-t EDMAN cora = tr raf trfNf
Camphor Cake with 0ycerne
regularly at bed time Warranted not contain anything
So 81 Bleecksr street and 2ss Fourth svenue New York
WINES AND LIQUOns. oA
TTHE SEVENTH AVENUE DfsTrLLERy, sis AND
n s2 seventh avenue. between Thirticth and T4ryArst
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WINES AND LiaUOns.

TTHE SEVENTH AVENUE DfsTfLLERY, SO AND
n s2l seventh avenue. between Thrcth and T1ryArst
liquor tor the least money Cali and be sAusnsd. n H.
Lassors fes saisia sSndssguA WIN, Av01xR s0sk !.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


DHTRs the present and coming we shall make
SNER s.Ret And q rfnsn TEA sET
Also Vases BisIue Figures Bronze and Marble Clocks.
anu ''-'' 'Ff OF The E. HousHHoID. DO nfiS.D.
We continue to offer unequaed bargains In the following
Silver Silver Ps sS1sn
AZ q ), iars':; size hassa'ansiy :sssfavsd,., =.
siysr pIa:sd CAKE Baskets each.
S'''' pay SILVER fIATED COFFEE UiikNisi.
So Sss sls styles 0ssaSa.ifal' sa feass'd sis. So
Gut Gut Class Class SesaSsra ssfas see aSsrs Ssrsn
iss Finger ,Ss the
Ivory Handled Dinner Knives the dozen.
ivory Handled Tea N k4'Ses; STGNE es d91sh China
Maddocks double thick and decidedly the best goods in the
Iron Stone China Dinner Plates the dozen
Iron Stone China Soup z Psiss the sSzsn
Large assortment ;......................sI
Gas Fixtures, embracing eyrhng in the way of ChAnde
". J. +. DALEY 3 Goa
A TTENrIoN, GENTLEMEN KEEP YOUR FEET DRY.
@ pe Gse's ssas s water -
s pairs double soes and nppers calf stitched Boots
Also variety Of pesEsSn snRE sS3s froG AHSS 81 3 %
s77 Bqwery, next to Fifth street.
A Neutrality-suspicious. AFFLICTED WITH RHEU.
N natisn gou neuralgia, frost bitten feet &c, will find
Gs Fn Esso
AGENT for PhadepSs dHara
Send for circular.
PRUsHEs OF EVERY DESCRIPTION AT THE BRUSH
ID factory Pearl street, Harpers building All articles
the lowest factory prices. Paint Brushes of superior
quality constantly on hand. JOHN K. HOPPEL.
HACKMEN, CARTMEN AND oTRERs.-INDIA RUB.
Join D. LENNON. 70 Elizabeth street.
MARBLE MANTELs.-GREAr BARGAIN IN NAN.
prices for any kind ordered this month Carsoon ~
A. KI4ABERS marble yard lis East Eighteenth sercet,
west of Third Aante put in place In the
country.
MADAME ESTELLES CHALDEAN MAGIQCE
M UAmour-Madams Estec of Rue st. Honore, Paris,
and Bond London respectfully informs the ladies and
ashed agency In the city Of New York for the sale
her celebrated Chadean MagQue DAmour. This wondesl
charm enables its to obtain the absolute love Of
Gentleman al dSsros 70 cain the ascon Of another may
dollar It Will be by mall 70 part q the ~ or
psa ,s % 81 M an
dressed J. No. 4 REhS1 rs Sre.srSS SS Ne E "a HSsst
AEuRrAUGu,s CELEBRATED DUMBwAIr' ZRs-fHE
M best and most reliable in combine eas /of workna
and secuiity with the utmost durability Manu- Ac<ured only
629 Sixth Dambwacrs OF all KIND repairod
altered al the shortest notice J.. URfAU0H.
GAVE YOUR MONEY!. PARKER CO.. NO, *
- Washington street. southeast corner se
ing choice city smoked Hams warrant A. q cents; bes
Family SOAP boz Of q pounds, .. % c AZ. > -
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WONDERFUL PLASTER

TODD A RAFFERTY,, MANUFACTURERS OF STA
tionary and Portable Engines and Boilers; also FiH1
Hemp and Rope Machinery; Mwright Work and Casinsq
general Machinery mefchnnts Depot and store No Is
Dey street. New York. Works at Paterson, n. J.
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GAVE YOUR MONEY!. PARKER 4 CO. NO =
- Washington street, southeast corner Nurray avp 81
ing choice city smoked Hams, warrant a. at cents be
Family Soar, box Of q pounds, aa 5h kts. s. :
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VUHITE AND SOFT HANDS.
However neglected the hands may have they mag
be rendered deicately soft and white ty using
.tnNMNcnfi-f fADMAN a cora sr rts trtri
Camphor Cake with Glyccrine
regularly at he'd time Warranted not 70 contain anything
Injurious. ~ mail 25 cents.
No 81 Beecker street. and 20o Fourth avcnue New York
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0ountes ana had just completed his organization when
General Price issued orders for the destruction of the
railroads. Colonel Owens-who 10 propery spoken
ef ~ Captain 0wens-says that the plan laid and the
verbally, and the scheme succsssfy carried out; Can't
Owens looked upon mercy act Of war; snd asked
Tor parole assuring his captor that he should observe IL
thully Whcr informed Aiat bridgeburners could not
be released on pasole ho manifested great
And was unabso understand the propriety Of sich
General schoneld will retun to North Missouri
Y few days. but hc anticipates furthcr
trouble m that regon. 30 thinks that the
frightened that they can do Eo more harm Tie
operations Of Gen. Pope few weses since caused much
Conformation among the traitors parts OF the state
And Few more well ditected efforts would break the
Backbone Of the rebellion 50 Missouri There is no sck
ness amoug Gen. Schocds troops and though the sxue
dton hes been fraught with hardshps soldiers
no dssre to return to Benton barracks wesvie. Flo
renco, Montgomery City, High Bl Mexico and warren.
con are now held by them le North Mis,ouri Railroad
che exception OF long and high bridge Mexico that
win require two or three weks tdyeconstruct
pc from n hs city 70 Alton isoTs Mcoys Il
College, Where they are at present sonnned not con
dered suitable for their detepton ahs officers have &C.
kn % ii cccupsScy by thoso cfturea rsSsis
oud they be transferred TO that city they will no conbt
soon be able 70 give intelligent criticisms upon "ton
soldier who has been q member OF Gov. Jsckson's
body guard since that officer first started upon bis wan
oerihQ returned TO ibis city on Friday last and has
msnFherSefer He was n All the battles that have been
fought IN Ni6sourI sincs tho war commenced He iays
snnt horebe loss al The battle Of Wilson'S creek was t2o
very near The estimate made ct tho time At Lexington
sns osg was lighter than ours. The entire rebel army
Ss osep seated antipathy against tho German troops
more earnest dread Of sgel than Of any other oser in
the country He represented Price force now In Tho
ne'd as strong and says that the rebel General has
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been much disappointed the reluctance Of the people
TO arm In response 70 his recent proclamation.
There still much excitement concerning Cen sigsls
resignation. H has been forbidden to transmit any an
nouncsment OF 1t the wires, and the local press
silent concerning with the exception Of statement or
such vague rumor from Rolla. The Germans par
ticularly agtated. t
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MARBLE MANTELs.-GREAT BARGAIN IN NAN
N tels-A large stock hand and great reduction Ia
prices for any kind ordered this month CalrSsoon n
A. KLABERS marble yard, lis East Eighteenth scrcct
country.
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Stock Exchange

HSsS ~ tsoAA>~>Ss"A
10000 do. ..-...-.
1000 Minn Sp Ct bds.
1900 Bk'lyn CityW L
5000 " Y Cen 6's.-
6V00EhieRR3nt ds SO
1000 Harlem 1stm bs
1000 MC6pc1stmsfcb
5000 N in 1st mtg.
1000 Rich So 8 fbds.
6509 Ill'Ccn RR bds.
Standardization
1000 do........
5000 Oh q NW1sim
3oCo Hank st Jes RI
1909 Del LAW RR1m
1000 Del LAW RR2m
5000 kn&Ir d Ch I'm
20Oo Gal&Chf 2 m bs
7 sbs Bank Of MY.
8 Bk Of Commerce.
% Am TX Bank.
90 Lei h Hud Can Co
rs dO...
, 1862-11-29
Cavalry Cavalry!!

A BLE-BODIED young men will now be enlist D.
N ed in Company E. 1st Cavalry Oregon Vol "
unteers. Each volunteer must furnish his own LIZ
horse and horse equipments. Pay the same as Cav
airy in the regular army, U. S.. with the addition of
sl2 per MONTH Enlistments for three years, unless
sooner discharged. When honorably discharged, a
bounty of 500 will be given to EACH Those desir
Gus of leading the wild and exciting life of mountain
rangers will find good opportunity now off red. For
further particulars inquire of the undersigned at
Fort Walla Walla. GEO. B. CURRY,
Capt. Comd'g Co. E..
Sept 20, 1862. 4Otf
, 1862-11-29

NV would respectfully inform the public that we
w are constantly in receipt of choice
Native and European Wines
Foreign Brandies, of favorite brands,
Hudson Bay Co.'s Marte Brandy,n
" Superior Rum,
Rochelle and Bordeaux Brandies
manufactured solely for English market.
London Port and Sherry Wines.
Old Holland Gin Scheidam Schnapps,
designed for medical purposes.
Swan Gin, and other brands,
Old Bourbon, MonOnghela and Rye Whiskey,
Cordials and Bitters, of all descriptions.
GROCERIES, suitable for Miners, and
Miners Outfits in general.
lily FRENCH 81 GILMAN.
, 1862-11-29
BROOK SALOON.
JOHN j. RYAN, PROPRIETOR.

HNHIS Saloon always contains the best Wines, Ii
quors and Cigars that can be purchased in Port
land or San Francisco, "and no other kinds will be
kept" Every variety Of drinks, plain and fancy.
No pains nor expense will be spared by the propri-
etors to render the
BROOK SALOON
the most pleasant and agreeable place III the city.
Attentive bar-keepers at all times awaiting the
pleasure of customers. Call in at the Brook Saloon
if you want something good to smoke or drink; you
will not be disappointed.
Walla Walla, Nov 29, 1851 ly
, 1862-11-29

The Fashionable Emporium Of Oregon
CITY OF PARIS DRY Goods STORE |
In the New three Story Fire-Proof Brick on the
CORNER OF MORRISON AND FRONT STREETS,
PORTLAND, OREGON.
HNHE proprietor of this wel-known establish
ment has spared neither time nor money in the
selection of his immense stock of staple and
Fancy Millinery Goods, and would say to
the ladies and gentlemen of the Upper
Columbia that when they are in need
of anything in my line, and have not
the time to come after it, send your
orders to the above-named es-
tabshment, and you will
be sure to get just what
you want. Enumera-
ton of my stock
is impossible.
1t consists, in part, folows:-
' Gros oiiS dc Naples, Slu Brk and Cod 4ipaccas,
Reps de Naples, Lyonese Cloth,
Emb'd Reps, Bombazine
Plaid Reps, Merinoes Eng. & French,
Ladies Broadcloths, Debeges.
B9Hns5i: sha1is, oashmoTes, SlSa,''
Delaines, Poplins,
And all the Fashionable Dress Goods
of the Season.
A full assortment of Millinery Goods,
Childrens Goods, of every description,
Ladies' Ready Made Garments.
A large assortment ofFur Yictorines, Cuffs, &c
Hosiery and Gloves of all kinds and sizes,
MASONIC, ODD FELLOWS, AND MILITARY
REGALIA.
r@y~ Always on Hand, and Made to Order ga
A Full and Splendid Assortment of
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS ! !
Merchants and others visiting our city will please
call at the City of Paris Dry Goods Store before pur-
chasing elsewhere. JACOB MAYER.
Portland, Nov. 20, 1861. ly.