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Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21
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FROM NARysyILIE TO "THE PRESS"

Mr.. Block, Telegraph Operator at this place,
has kindly furnished us the following dispatch,
RECEIVED on Thursday porniug:
SACRAMENTO, June is.
The Republican State Convention met yester-
day at 9 O'Clock, at the Church of Rev pr. Peck.
All the counties in the State bnt two were repre-
sented.
G. w. Tyler, OF San FRANCISCO, was elected
temporary Chairman. committee on Creden-
ials-one from each Judicial Dstrict-was ap-
pointed. Committees on permanent organization
and resolutions, we're chosen in the same manner,
Committee on permanent organization reported
Walter VanDyke, of Humboldt, as chairman,
and number OF Vice Presidents and two Secre-
tares The following order of business wSs
adopted 1st, Resolutions and Platform 2nd,
Nomination for members of Central Committee !;
3D. Nomination for Superintendent of Public In
struction. Convention adjourned till 10 o'clock
to-day.
1.-THE Resolutions and Platform are not yet re.
ceved They will be found in the Sacramento
Union brought by to-day's stage.-ED]
The State Central Committee was appointed as
follows VIM. Sherman, Alfred Barstow, Alex.
g. Abell and James De La Montanye at large,
and one fer each Judicial District.
John SWEET, Of San Francisco, was nominated
for Superintendent of Public Instruction
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

REBEL BARBARITY, BY AN EYE-WTSESs.- The
country knows Parson Brownlow, of Knoxville.
Tennessee. 1t knows him as an Outspoken, fear.
lcss, truthful man. The country has heard and
read of the barbarities committed by the rebels
upon the Union dead at Bull Run, and while
most believed. many doubted that beings claim
ing to be civilized could be guilty OF such atroc-
tiles. Let the doubling read the. following ex-
tract from speech made by ParsOn Brownlow
at The New York Academy of Music, about the
18th OF May last /:
"lf owed debt to be discharged to the
most revolving and God-forsaken wretch that
could be culed from the ranks Of human society
aud wanted to pay that debt and be rid of it.
would make tender to his Satanic Majesty
Of twelve Northern Men sympathlzing with Sc
cession. Tremendous applause No Northern
man ought TO bettoleraed in walking Broadway
who has any sympathy with Secession. [Cheers.
They should either be for or against the mill
dam. and would make them show Their hands
[Applause.J Why, gentlemen, after the battle
Of Manassas, they passed through our town on
fnrlough, officers and privates, going down into
Dixie, exulting, and brought with them divers
what they called Yankee heads-the entire heads
of Union troops, some of them with long boards,
and they would take them by the hair and shake
them out Of the window. and say, A id Yam
kce head This is the spirit of Sccession-the
spirit of the vile untutorcd savages of hell-and
he who apologises for them is no better than he
who is the perpetratOr of the crime" [Cheers.]
Parson BIownlow, everybody knows, is a
Southern man, born aud bred, and STAKEHOLDER
to boot
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

THE SCoRPIoN.-Lesiies ILLUSTRATED for May
oath has an elegant cartoon. 1t is scorpion,
whose head is cotton bale, and whose tail is a
dambeau. 1t is diving farther into the South
after il in hot haste. They closing in upon it
and the tail is beginning to curl its back, and
the fambeau is approaching the cotton, while
beneath it is written:
"Tbe scorpion is one Of the most stupid as
we'll as one of the venomOus OF insects. 1t car
ries its sting in its tail-ueyer biting. as supposed
by the Vulgar When cornered aud no avenue
of escape appearing, it usually stings itself to
death-strikiDg its poisonous sting into its own
head. which is the soitest, aud consequently the
most vulnerable part of its body Child's Book
Of Natural History"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

ANOTHER REBELLION IN PROsPECr.--lf ii be
true, as reported, that Congress has passed a
law for the rigorous and effectual punishment of
poly gan,y in the Mormon society OF Utah, judg-
ing Ly the past experience, of Federal and State
governments with those people, there is a fair
prospect for q civil war in Utah. We sincerely
trust the report is true, and that the law may il
need be, enforced ut the point of the hayonet--
The Mormons have long enough shamed decency
by their outrageous institution, and outlawed
themselves from civil rights by their violent
methods of its enforcement. They have by a
thousand examples given the world to understand
that nothing but force will reform them and
now that Government has disposable army to
send them, the country should demand the re-
formation which a feeble Administration had
not the nerve to press to fnalty. We con-
gratulate Colonel Conner's command on its very
good prospect for active service before the year
Closes Stockton Independent.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

DANGEROUS MEN.--Tho policy of your true
rebel sympathizer now is to insinuale himself
quietly into the notice Of weak minded men by
mildly deploring the heavy war tax under which
the people will soon labor Having carried his
hearers along with him, he denounces the whole
tax with violence and those who made it. He
then branches off upon AboitiOnists and Black
Republicans who, he says, refused TO comprom-
Use, aud are therefore, the authors of the war,
and that il is hard Tor conservative men to lend
a helping hand. He leaves nothing unsaid that
has the slightest tendency to discourage Union
men aud weaken the Government We encoun-
tered one of these insdious emissaries yesterday.
He talked ncessantly, as ii he had taken an or
atorical dose of salts These are the most dan
gerous enemies of the Union. These are the
men who belong to the Knights of the Golden
Circle, and who need the closest Watching
Wheeling IateHigencer.
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From the NertIs.

YREKA, June 10.
The work Of repairing the telegraph line from
Weaverville to this place, was completed today,
and dispatches the first since last Novembcr) re-
ceived over it,
The Corvallis (Oregon) Union, secession
sheet, edited by 7. Malone, is dead.
Crowds Of miners are daily returning from Sal
mon river, who give gloomy accounts Of the
mines. and pronounce them humbug.
The Oregon Telegraph Line is being rapidly
built, and is completed from Portland to Salem.
PORTLAND, Oregon, June IL.
The rapidity with which the Willamette river
has raised during the last twenty -four hours is
truly frghtful The whole business portion OF
the town is submerged.
DAILEs, Oregon, June IL.
The Columbia river has risen four feet above
high water mark, and is still rising at the rate
OF one inch per hour. 1t is feared the whole
town will be submerged. All the business men
have vacated their premises, and are transacting
business in tents.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

From SALMON RIVERA gentleman who has
arrived from Florence City tells us that when he
'el'' on the Ind inst, there was not less than
5000 people at Florence. Many were without
money but no suffering. Many were leaving for
oro flno, Elk City and Powder river Large
companies are prospecting the country. Bob
stuart has located at lewiston. Geo. Ham has
good claim at Florence. Jno and Thos. DIVA.
Y, Warren Harris, Tom. Middleton, and ]. N.
irving are mining at or near Florence. Trail
Si Sp1n over the mountains, and provisions were
nrnils n.ans Hundreds were daily leaving for Cali.
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stnl Init o ms.

NoRTM STAR LODGE, No 62.-The officers elect
for the coming term will be Installed on Wednes
day evening, July I'd. All members, and Bro
theirs of the Order, in good standing, request
ed to be present.
COMET LODGE, No. S4.-The officers elect for
the new term will be installed on Saturday eve
ming, July 9th. 1t is desired that every men,
Der OF the Lodge should be present.
ID. T. GORDON, d. D. G. NJ,
Trinity District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

If YOU WOULD WE'D READ THE LAw.-The
y" relating to marriages, passed by the last Leg
A"'ure oil this State goes into effect on the 29th
uAy oi this month. 1t requires a license to be
obtained from the county clerk AT n cos, - 60
which must be presented to the nartv norsou; ~ ~
le marriage ceremony, who must ils the Sam :
y The recorders office within thirty days' '
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

BuCHANANs DoINGs.-Col. Forney charges that
Mr.. Buchanan, though seventy years old, is still
in the full possession of his intellect and direc Is
all the movements of the Breckinridge Democra-
cy in Pennsy and that he has set himself
to the work OF reorganizing party to embarrass
the Administration, as though he intended to
make good his boast that he was I" the last
President Of the United States"
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

MUST BIZ LorAL.-N,wton Israel of Captain
Crowninshield's company, who is Acting Com
misssry Subsistence Office, at Fort Steilacoom,
gives notice through the Puget Sound Herald
That parties seeking TO furnish supplies of any
Kind 10 the Troops at that post, must first sub.
init nn"quivocal evidence Of their loyalty to the
United States Government, otherwise their prop
OsliOHs cannot be entertained.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

AwFuI.-Tbe Norfolk Day Book says that the
passage Of the Federal steamers up the Misissi p
pi and the capture of New Orleans "nhabiled
by population of 100000 souls, defended by
miles upon miles OF columbiads and riHpd cannon,
possessing Fix floating batteries of immense
power, nd containing within her bosom not less
than $4,000 disciplined troops" is " the most
dsplorahe tale ever heard of in America, or, we
believe in the world.p
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GOLDEN SYRUP SUGARS

T'HE SAN FRANCISCO SUGAR REIN
L ERY makes 1000 gallons of Golden Svrn,
FRESH every day-Pale Sherry color and n"p' n"pp
Bile Redned-much superior to imported Svrun
Also, 40, 600 lbs DAILY of Crushed, Powdered an1
Coffee Crushed Sugars equal to any imported :"
This domestic establishment dsburscs six hnnd
red thousand dollars per aunum for dntv cnaI
and wages, within the State.) Its products for
sale by all Grocers. l3 Imi, 'o'
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

PEKyLRsiTY IN PETTICoATs-At Howell Prai.
rie, Oregon, on election day. party of women
ma lie an assault on the American flag, which
they attempted 10 tear down "Oh frailty, thy
name is" &c.-4NarysviHe appeal.
II We are properly informed. most Of the "wo-
men, Of that section are Indian squaws-she
Borgines" as JAcinto" would express il, who
are married to the old French settlers.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

Nor UNREAsoNABIE.-Col. Forney. of the
Press, expects to realize the following state OF
things:
We hope, not without reason, on our forthcom
ing tour through the Southern States to hear the
Characteristic accent of the New EDgander in all
the villages. We expect to read our peculiar
literature by the aid of Pennsy ylvauia oil lamp,
and hear the ticking Of a Connecticut clock in Il
good old inn, maintained by Massachusett:
publican.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

STELLA ENCAMPMENT, No. l2.-The elective Of
fcers for the next term will be installed on Mon
day, July 7th. Patrarchs are requested TO be
in attendance. d. L. GORDON, d. ID. G. p,
Trinity District.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

ANNIVERSARY .-Tuesday, June 18th, was the
eigbty-s venth anniversary of the battle OF Bun.
ker Hill. We hope that prostituted institution,
the Lon Ion Time, has forgotten the occasion,
and VIII It came of il.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

OUR AHTiLLERY.-A correspondent of the Lon
don Telegraph, writing from Washington, says
1t cannot be pretended that any nation on
earth is so strong in artillery at this moment as
the Federal States of America
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

FROM the Shasta Courier we learn that Joh,
lA'i' an old and respected citizen of Shasta lert
Ir bis old home, in Connecticut on tho ,o,h
Ae Will be missed in Shasta. ''' i''n'-
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

TwESTY-THREE hundred Chinese were added
10 the population Uf the State laAt month. AS
taxables they arc worth $3.50 per month E1-
change
Provided the tax is collected.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

THE PARsoN ExPLAIys--Parson Brownlow
lately made a speech before the Legislature of
Ohio. 4 correspondent Of CINCINNATI paper
Hisrepresents him, and the Parson deems ii
necessary for him TO make corrections. After
saying that he held no sentiments at the North
which he did not entertain at the South, that
Lincoln was fairly elected in 1860, under the
forms Of law and the Constitution, it was the
bounden duty of all good citizens to acquies0e in
in the decision, he winds up in the following
characteristic style:
Finally, said ], If had been authorized some
three or five years ago, by competent authority,
to arrest some two or three hundred of your most
wicked Northern Abolition agitatOrs, and an
equal number Of our God-orsaken and hell de-
serving Southern disunioniss, and had hung
them upon a common gallows buried them in a
common ditch, in the District Of Columbia, EN-
balming their bodies with gcnsing weed and dog
fennel, there woud have been none of these
troubles upon the country to-day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

A POCKET PIECE FOR OLD ABE Capt. Rodman
has successfully cast 10 and 2O-inch guns, is now
at work on 3O-inch columbiad, which he designs
as pocket piece for Old Abe. II will carr n
solid shot weighing 5000 pounds
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

ap- VIZ often hear ladies marvel how shoenbar Co.
sell cheapS The mystery is easily solved The
Ncz Perccs has laid its cold grasp them and they
determined to sell out regardless Of cost to leave for
that section Ladies' should avail themselves Of the OPP
portunty and go quick too for II. S. Il Co. selling
an immense quantity Of goods just now
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21
B i + t h S :

In Shasta, June sth the wife of Hon. Wm p
Daingerfeld, of a DAUGHTER.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

"IIow long, Lord, how long ?''-SaUannaA
Republican.
"Until you lay down your arms. You might
know that without asking the Lord. ."-LouiscH9
Journal.
Then said |, Lord. how long? Until the
cities be wasted without Inhabitants and the
houses without man, and the land he utterly des
olatcd-Isdidh, 6:l2
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

Double DOSE FOR WonTn.-Says the Contra
Costa Gazette:
We are gratifed to learn that Geo. +. Worth,
Esq. has been re-appointed by Gov. Stanford.
Notary Public for this county. Judge Worth has
held the office Of Notary Public nine years hav-
ing received his first appointment from Gov.
Bigler, in 1853.
Suys the Solano HeraH:
Notary Public Judge George f. Worth. Esq.
would stand higher in our estimation il he'd pay
his debts
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

"oNE editors never tell the truth excent whon
''Vy charge each other with lying. ~ "Hen
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M a rri e d:

AT Douglas City, June 18th. by Rev. Thomas
Chivers, Mr.. OLIVER STEWART to Mus MARTHA
EVANS, both of Douglas City.
Every attachee Of the JOURNAL. office drank
long continued health and prosperity to the hap
py pair in sundry bottles of " Clquot" which ac-
cOmpanied the above notice.
At Douglas City. June l2th, by Rev. Thomas
Chvers Mr.. WIN. d. EvERHEARr, of Williams.
burg. Ohio, to Miss ADA WARD, of Carver, Mass.
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COPARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the un-
l dersgned have this day formed copartner.
ship for the transaction of general
Merchandise and Commission Business.
NJ. Lang viii conduct the business in Weaver
vile, where they are now receiving new aud
select assortment of every variety of merchan-
disc required in mining locality. MIR. Goldsteil
will reside in San Francisco, aud in connection
with the business of their house will do gener
al Commission business for the accommodation OF
Trinity people desiring purchases made in Sar
Francisco. j. G0LDSTEIN,
NJ. LANG.
Weavervlle, June !, 1862 23tf
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INVITATION COMMITTEE

INVITATION COMMITTEE 8:
o
MINERsvILIE.
E. Fogerty, f. Bates, Fred. Deiner.
LEWISTON.
Chas. Rantzau, Fred. McCausland.
GRASS VALLEY.
JAS d. Singleton, Fred. Frey.
DOUGLAS CITY.
j. NJ. Goewey, DR.. J. p. Tiernan, Louis Damn.
CAPE HORN BAR.
o. Chrstiansen Henry Mertz.
sTEINER's FLAT.
n. Behme, VIM. llerdle. Moses Gum.
EVANS BAR.
Alex. Stiller, T. McGovern.
JUNCTION CITY.
Jno. W. Philbrook, Jno Jackson, II. Osthoff.
HoCKERs RANCH.
John Hooker, Louis Raab.
NORTH FORK
Chris Nickel, p. Green. ]. W. Phillips.
DIG FLAT.
NJ Whelan, Geo. II. Bunker, d. B. Murphy.
CANoN CITY,.
C. Dannenbrink, j. Depinett, Maj A. G. Price.
OREGON GULCH.
j, Murphy, A. j. Felter, G. Brown, p Hartgau.
wEAvERvHI.E.
L. Neblett, Jno. j. Huscroft, VIM. MolOney,
+. W. Young, l.. Welendorff Jas. Morris,
Dr. Il. Trask, Dr. G. Bernard.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

The following interesting document can be
procured Of the Tax Collector at the low price OF
white and blue
County OF TRINITY.
This certites that - has paid two dollars
Federal Poll Tax. levied for the suppression Of
Rebellion. G. X. WARREN,
john MussER, State Controller.
County Treasurer
We can imagine the feelings with which some
OF our citizens will fork over for " the suppress
sion of Rebellion"
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tDO you want -

a GOOD "FIGARO" CIGAR! 1t can be had
at GREENEWALD'S, New Orleans Bar build,
ing, Main street, 30
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THOMAS TOWN HALL.

Possession given on the first day of November
MRS. S. CARRlGAN.
Wcavervlle, June 20, 1862. 2Str
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21

LINES" Peter Scroggins, Minersville, sends
us the following
PARODY on LIFE on THE OCEAN WAVE"
A life in the pine tree grove,
A home in the gulches deep,
Where the grizzly and wolf doth rove,
And the miner his nuggets reap
Away, away we'll soar
To our mountain home so high.
Where the hydraulic pipe doth roar,
Aud the spashing waters fly.
For here with fall and pressure
And bank that never gives out
Well find the golden treasure
AS we go gaddng about.
When Peter says " gadding," he undoubtedly
means with the pick and shovel.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1862-06-21
RAFELE. :.

THE HOUSE AND LOT on the Yreka road
l. near Weaverville, now occupied by the under
signed. will be ratified for at o'clock, p. m. on
the 4th of July, ut
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RAILROADS.

CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW JERSEY
S-From foot Of Cort snit street-Conu citing ~
HAMPTON Junction with aware, Iicba~ana,
Western Railroad, and at Ea-ton with Iehigh VAL
ley Railroad and its connections, forming dirsS
line 10 PITTSBURGH and the WEST, without .
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
COMMENCING Mary 9th, lsJ4. Leave New York
follows:
HAslrsprRa Exrlrss-M A. n, for Easton,
Reading, Pottsyllc, Harrisburg, Aauch Chunk,
Wil.ismsport dc.
MAIL TsAS-AtsA. NJ, for Easson, Water GAP.
Scranton, Great Bend, Pttson, ykhkesbarre, &c.
~ NJ. TasoU0H TnAr5 Easton, Msuch
Chunk, wlamsport, Rsl0kl, Pottsyils, Harris
ar. NJ. TusoUsn TnAIs-For Easton, Bsthlshern,
Allentown and Msuch Chunk.
6:30P. N. WAY TaAis-For Somervils.
500 7. NJ. Western Express for Easton Allentown,
Reading, HarrsbHgh, Pittsburg, and the West.
Sleeping cars from Jersey City through " Pitts
EXPRESS TRAIN FOR HARRISBURG.
The Ga. n Express Train from Now York ar
rives at Harrisburg At 7. ~, connecting Fast and
West on Pennsylvania Central Railroad, Northern
Central Railroad North And South. And with Cum
berland Valley Railroad.
THE THROUGH EXPRESS TRAIN FOB TIE
WEST
leaves New York N r. n. daily Sundays except
cdl making close connection NJ Harrisburg with
Pennsyl vania kailroad-wth no change OF cars 10
Pttsburg, and but one 70 Cincinnati and Chicago.
Four hours time 10 saved by taking this train.
ELIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave Nsw York from Pier No. North River, ~
100 and II. 20 A. NJ, 3,2O, 43o and 600 p. n.
The boats stop At bergen Point and Mariners
Hsrbor every trip each way.
aul9 lY'l06 JOHN o. 6TERSS, superintendent.
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TO REAL ESTATE OwNERS.-SEALED
L PROPOSALS will be received at this ofico until
FRIDAY, june go, for the purchase Of real estate
by the Corporation for the use VI the Fire Depart
ment, located as follows;
One lot, between Market, Cstharine, Division
aud Madison streets for Engine Company No. 2.
One lot, between Church, White, Elm and Duane
streets, for Engine Company No. 81.
One lot on Bloominxdale Road, between Ninety
sixth and One uuudreth streets, for Engine Com
pany No. 80.
One lot between Franklin, Duane, Church and
Centre streets, for Hose Company No. 20.
One lot, between Avenue G, Fourth, FiNh aud
Lewis streets for Hose Company No. ~.
One lot, between Second and Fourth avenues and
Eishty.third and Eish,ysiIth streets, for Hose
Company No. A.
One lot, between the Bowery, Mott, Prince and
Houston streets, for Hook and Ladder Company
No. Is.
ALso,
For the purchase Of lot, or the lease Of . house
and lot, between Broadway, Fulton Reekmsn and
William streets, for Hose Company No. 20.
Proposals will contain . diagram Of the property
| offered, with dimensions, locality and character
Of Improvements, II any. Preference will be given
| TO vacant lots. Payment will DO made giving q
| clear and satisfactory title.
The right is reserved to reject any or all rrOpo
sails.
| ROBERT T. HAws, Comptroller.
| CITY oY New YoRK, DRrARrAEsr oy FISAson
| COMPTROLLER OFFICE, june IL, 1852. jelt C'32
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CHEAP DRESS GOODS.

GpcDS.
Notwithstanding the increased duty on importa-
toH' and TIE great Increase IN tho cost VI fabrics,
BRITISH. FRENCH ASD GERMAN
DRESS GOODS
cheaper than has ever been known In New York, or
probably ever will again.
WE ARE RETAILING AT LESS THAN WHOLE
SALE PRlCES
and we buy nothing 'h b .b !. no,
AND SELL As wEsBuY. CHEAP.
10000 yards LAyslas aud Barge AnglAs, al &c. and
Gkc.
1850 yards La7slls and Darese Brocho Figure, .,
9c., Toe. aud IKE.
1850 yards Paris Grisalliss u ioc., IKE, and
$4,000 yards Poll de Cheves In checks, stripes and
plain, at is. L. 81. and IL. Cd.
1900 yards N.zameqnes, In drats browns and
grsys At iOc., IL. 81. and Is. Cd. ..
1890 yards Illuminated Poplina, AZ Is. Cd.
5000 yards SILK and Wool q, ensdines, At Is. Cd.
1000 yards Checked Mohairs, at is.
5000 yards Silk Warp Poplinct, %.
$500 yards silk Poplins. 3s. 81.
10000 yards SIX and Wool arsss In all colors, Is.
5000 yards SIN and Wool Satin Plaid. Is, Cd,
1000 yards silk and Wool Crspl de Paris, Is. Cd,
worth rs.
$4,000 yard. Barge Anslais, all wool filling, and
~ yards wide. at 2s., former price Gs.
1000 I'srcge Angle!s Roles, twenty yards, eleven
nunc,~ at s..
1880 Bnrese Angels Robes, twenty yards, seven
aounces. at - 90.
ALSO. IN MOURNING GOODS.
5000 yards black Barge.
5000 yards black silk ami Wool, L. and IL. 81.
1900 yards black Silk and Wool Satin Paid and
Stripe. Is. Gi.
AIAo.
A VERY LARGE STOCK OF CLoAKs,
SILKS, CLOTHS, AND SUMNER FABRICS
AT EXCEEDINGLY Low PRICES.
ALSO,
cases broche figure Poll de Cheve. slightly
domsgrd on the voyage Of importation, &C.,
former price 2a 81.
BESIDES A SPLENDID VARIETY OF OTHER
GOODS, CHEAPER THAN ANY OTHER
HOUSE IN NEW YORK.
Ladies' can rely that this Advertisement IL no
humhug, and that tho goods are really rs repre-
scented.
BARGAINS.
W. X. ROBERTS,
No. 1852 BOWERY.
p. 6.-Plssse remember and look for the name
over the door, and do not believe you are In RO-
BERrs unless you sec the name. Cut out this AL
vertlrsmsnt for reference. lie 4'9ls