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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-19

RIoHrs OF CoLoRED MEN.-A party Of
mulattoes were arrested q few days ago at
San. Francisco. charged with creating a
disturbance at Maguire's Opera House.
They refused to take the seats assigned
them, claiming mat they had a right to
occupy any seats they chose, so they paid
the price, and raised a row because they
were required to comply with the rules.
Judge Rix ruled that the proprietors Of
places of amusement had the right to
adopt such rules and enforce them, and
held the mulattoes for sentence for using
obscene language and assaulting q special
officer on duty in the house.
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LETTER PROM AsHLBY.-We referred

LETTER PROM AsHLBY.-We referred q
few days since to a letter which the Ter
ritorial Enterprise said it had received
from Hon. D. R. Ashley, denying certain
charges made against him in that SANDER
loving sheet. The letter was treated as
we should have expected from any cow
ardly Sunderland slanderers are always
towards. the Enterprise,
which claims to be par excellence the Union
paper Of the State, daily proves. itself, as
we formerly charged, an insidious and
treacherous enemy to the party and its
principles.-Reese Riper RepeilLe,
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nary circumstances. II the Central Pa,

nary circumstances. II the Central Pa.
cifc Railroad Company have the only
feasible 1oute-if that is the only company
that can build a road to this State-if they
are bound to be hare first with their road,
why do they not accept of this PROPOSE
ton, and, through their friends and sup
porters in this body, vote for it. Sir, if q
nugget of gold lay on yonder hill, and we
were living under q despotic government,
the head Of which should proclaim that
he who would bring that nugget to this
capital first should be entitled to the own
ership.thereof, and my friend (Mr. Has
kell) was the only man who could posi-
bic convey that nugget to this town
which is exactly q parallel case 10 ms
would he, think you, declaim against the
proclamation and proposal OF the govern
ments
The advocates Of the Central Pacific
Railroad, say that Government will never
aid in building another branch upon the
Western end Of the grand trunk OF inc
Pacific Railroad. But do they know, sir'
that the Government has held out tne
benevolent hand and granted large snos,-
dies to other branches Of the Pacific Rail
road at the Eastern end of the routes elr'
our Government is not mean and circum-
scribed in its benefcent gifts, and why
should they care particularly, and alone
for the incorporators of what Is denomi-
mated the c CENTRAL Pacific Railroad. Sir,
they have granted another charter to build
arailroad the entire distance between Lake
Superior and Puget Sound, granting large
bounties and subsidies.
Last Winter q series Of resolutions were
passed instructing our Senators and re-
questing our Representative to procure q
land grant for the Placeryille Company
equal to the grants Of land made the Gen.
trail Pacific. Senator Stewart has done
his duty. in response to such a request
from the Senate and Assembly Of Nevada
and from his speech in favor Of the grant,
we shall quote hereafter.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-19

RATHER ExoLusrvs.-A Charleston, s.
c., paper. Of a recent date, has the follow
ing advertisement "a
WANrEp-PRIvATB BOARD WANTED
A gentleman requires partial board in q
strictly. Southern family where no Yam
KEGS are taken. Terms reasonable. Lo-
cality, about Ave minutes' walk from St.
Michael's Church. Apply by letter only
to G. s., this Office.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-19

THE first section, of eight miles, OF the
Stockton s Copperopolis R. r. will be in
running order by the first Of September.
A road from Stockton to "deepwater," at
Venice" a distance Of is miles, has been
surveyed; and the road will be built be-
tween the points and in running order
within a year. The Stockton people are
all in favor OF the Venice road. and will
not selfshly attempt to defeat its building
or stop its running, as the Sacramento
people closed the Freeport Branch Of th'
Sacramento Valley R. R.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-19

DEATH PROM EATING MAroHEs.-A lit.
tie son Of NJ. L. Derrick, a printer, aged
Ave years, residing on Pacific street, pear
Jones, San Francisco, died Friday morn
ing from the effects Of having eaten lucifer
matches q week ago-another sad warn
ing to parents against placing matches
within the reach Of children.
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Marriages.
IcHARDsON-MoRRIsoN-At Colfax, Jul

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Colfax, Juno
l4th, by Rev. James Callan, E.. Il, Richardson
to Susannah r Morrison.
McCUNE- HoLBRooK In San Francisco,
June 18th, James w. AcCune 10 Ada .. Hol'
eAIE-LEE-At Forss. City. May cath, John
Gale to Sarah Lee.
Downievfle, June
Ioth. I. II, Moonep 10 Annie =. Langton.
aTEPHENS-O'BRIEN-At Chips Flat, Dec
7th, Oryis Stephens TO MrL Louisa O.Brien:
McLENNAN-BRIGGS-ln Volcano, June 18th.
n, K. McLennan to Jane E Briggs
.pFIRsLEY FINLEY Al Inns Valley,
Juno 10th, Lewis o. Bearsley to Eliza Finley.
HiG0INS-BENDER-In NapaCity, juno 10th,
Lank Higgins TO Mary E: Bender:
sHTTH-WOLFORD-In SCOTT Valley, June 9Th,
ElIaI r. Smith TO Eliza E. Wolford,
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BETTER STrLL.-The figures as given by
US in u last issue concerning the result
Of the clean up Of the California mill, il
appears were incorrect. We should have
said four mot Sky o n yielded $3.50 81,
or nearly $40 per ton, independent Of the
amalgam in the batteries .-Meadop Lake
Sun,
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NEW TO-DAY.
FUNERAL NOTICE.

THE MEMBERS OF LIBERTY L.
i. ! MI IT, :, s 8. Il ri / !. i; i: sf; :s$s:s2 ~
ut l o'clock tomorrow, (WEDNES@
DAY), to attend the Funeral Of Tho. II. John.
son, deceased. Members Of the Virginia and
Gold Hill Departments are hereby invited to at.
tend. fiel9 Ill E A. GAMBLE, Foreman.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-19

WI have received the weekly edition Of
the Sal. Lake Tedette. Il contains nu-
merous items, editorial paragraphs, ETC.,
credited to the Marysville Appeal and Sac
ramenso Bee, which the last named jour.
mails stole from the Gold Hill News. We
don't complain Of the Vedette. We wish
i, abundant success in all its editions.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-19

The Memphis Tribune declares that
Federal gold bribed the Confedera,e's War
Ofhce, and procured the removal OF 10.
johnson and the appointment of Hood,
and consequently smooshed the path Of
Sherman from Chattanooga TO the Sea.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-19

zip you wish to appear agreeable in So
ciety." says Talleyrand, "you must con-
sent to be taught many things which you
know already"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-19

Births.
wAsSERMAN-In Ban Francisco, juno 18th,
the wife Of August Wasserman, Of o daughter.
LfCHTENSTEIN-In San Francisco, June 10,
tho wife Of NJ. H. Lichtenstein, Of q son.
GREENHOOD-In San Francisco, juno 18th,
the wife Of H. Greenwood, Of q daughter.
BRADLEY-In Dutch Flat. June 10th, tho wife
Of z. L. Bradley, Of q daughter.
SCHAEFER-In Nevada, juno 18th, the wife OF
VIM. Schasfer, Of a son.
EFKNS-In Marysville. Juno llth, the wife OF
Henry Efklns, Of o daughter. -,
SHEPHERD-At Houston's rapch. Natoma Val
Icy, June llth, the wife Of F. A. Shepherd, OF 0
Nevada, June 10th, tho wife o. J.
A. Martin, Of o daughter.
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$1,000 Reward.

THE SUM OF ONE THOUSAND DoLLARsI IN
J. Gold Coin win be paid by the Pacific Insur.
ance Company, for the arrest and conviction Ct
the person or persons who were engaged In the
incendiar.sm Of Sunday morning. 18th Inst. 1.
SHARON & RALSTON,
Iel9.tf Agents Pacific Insurance Company.
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Saratoga of the Pacific.
T Fl Il
U
II opened for the Reception Of Visitors.

DARTIES WISHING TO EN-. IA
gage Suits Of Rooms can be @AA
accommodated. Persons seeking
either Pleasure or Health will find
this Beautiful Mountain Lake Val.
ley conducive TO both.
Tho Lake Steamer leaves the Glenbrook Land.
ing daily for al points on the Lake.
Soil and Row Boats-to accommodate Hunt.
ing, Fishing and Picnic Partles-in charge Of
competent sailors.
Our Livery compares with any In the State.
Letters addressed to the Proprieton by Wells,
Fargo & Co., will be promptly answered
~ Billy Wilson'S stage Coach leaves Vlr.
sinla, Gold Hill, Silver City. Dayton, Empire
and Carson City, on MONDAYS. WEDNES.
DAYS and FRIDAYS, for the Glenbrook. Re.
turning every alternate days.
~ Extras will DO run SATURDAYS to &c.
commodate Private Parties.
THE FIRST PICNIC EXCURSION
OF the sesson, on the steamer Gov. Blasdel, will
be on SUNDAY, Juno 24th, for Emerald Bay.
CALDWELL e. FONDA,
Jel9.tf Proprietors.
Virginia Union copy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-19

A NAN should never be ashamed to W
that he has been in the wrong, which is
but saying, in other words, that he is
wiser to-day than he was yesterday
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NOTHING 10 farther from earth than
heaven ; nothing is nearer than heaven %
earth.
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Births.

He who is a tiger in his own family Is
generally q sheep in society.
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YeIIowJackct Co. No. ,.

THE MEMBERS OF YELLOW q
i Jacket Hose Company No. 2 are
hereby notified that there will DO o Ss&aN
Special Meeting Of the Company, atO~
the Hose Carriage House, on this TUESDAY
EVENING, june 18th, at " o clock.
BY order. S. II, ROBINSON, ,Sec'y.
Gold Hill, June 10. 1866. iel9.lt
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-19
Happiness or Misery!
THAT Is THE QUESTION!
THE PROJECTORS OF THE
Pacific Museum fAnatomy
and Science

uAvE DETERMINED, REGARDLESS OF
IL expense, to issue FREE (for the benefit Of
suffering humanity four Of their most interesting
and instructive Lectures on Marriage and its dis.
qualifications; Nervous Debility, Premature De.
cline Of Manhood. Indigestion, Weakness or De.
preston, Loss Of Energy and Vital Power, the
Great Social Evil. aNd those maladIcs which re-
suit from Youthful Follies, Excuses Of Maturity,
or ignorance Of Physiology and Natures Laws.
These invaluable Lectures have been the means
OF enlightenlng and saving Thousands, and VIII
postage stamps, by eddressinr !" Secretary Pacific
Museum Of Anatomy and Science, ct the Eureka
Theater, Montgomery street, San franetseo."
Letters 70 BE- sent through Wells, Fargo y CO.
hi lspl6 ly2pl E'4 o.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-19

WITHIN a year there have been FIVE act
ing Governors in Montana.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-19

STORE, IN ODD FELLOWS HALL
n Inquire at the Justices Court Room, Of
Gold Hnl. Nay II, ICES. nyiaW
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LAKE TAHOE,
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Charges NJ San Francisco Rates.
jul2 II H. HARRIS.
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To Let

SUPPER can be procured at the San Franclsco
Restaurant and at the Fashion Restaurant.
0u5tdl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-17
n BE ON THE ALERT! DANGER IS AT

NJ BE ON THE ALERT! DANGER IS AT
HANDi-This has been . sickly season. The
medical faculty p~rophesy evil in the future. They
think pestilence is on the wing for America. Sup
pose this to be true, what Ia the best defence
against 1t? %REDOUBLED NERVOUS yIGoR.
This is the only protection against PANIC as well
as against the PRINCIPLE OF INFECTION. Why
do not hose who predict the epidemic propose an
ADEQUATE preventive2 There Is one q tonic, ner.
vine, and Alternative, competent to shield the sys.
tenn against the subtle elements Of disease, whether
they float hither on the winds from distant lands,
or rise like vapor from our own soil, or are incor-
porated with the universal fluid. This N PRE-
yRNTIVE, Of which there y no duplicate among
the compounds either Of the old world or the new,
il HOSTBTTBR'E STOMACH BITTERS.
Remember that 1t Is q specific for all the com.
plants which lay the system open to valuations OF
deadly epidemics. II You are dyspeptie, 1t rsnsws
the vigor Of your digestive powers, gives you sp-
petite, and restores your cheerfulness. II you are
nervous, 1t invigorates every fibre Of your nervous
system, from the base Of the brain where 1t begins,
to the extremities where 1t terminates. II you are
bilious, 1t disciplines your unruay liver and
bings the action Of that organ into harmony with
the laws Of health. It is, in short, an invigorant
and Alternative SO powerful that Nature, with Hos.
letters Bitters for her ally, may bid defiance alike
to native malaria and foreign Infection. II this
enemy we hear OF, this disease which 10 desoiating
Europe, ID really bound ,hithsrward, 1t behooves
the prudent to put on their armor, to clothe them.
selves with invulnerability - far - human means
will permit, BY preparing the system for resistance
with this pure vegetable antidote. no N-eodaw
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PHILADELPHIA AND THE NEGRo.-It Is
strange that in fanatical Philadelphia, with
its negro mania, the black man should not
enjoy "liberty, equality, and fraternity "
at this late day. VIZ see that the profess
sors and students Of the Divinity School Of
the Protestant Episcopal church Of the
diocese Of Pennsylvania have formally
petitioned the directors of the Chestnut
and Walnut-street Passenger Railway Com
pany to grant JesEPH !. ArwELL, acolored
man from Barbados, q permit by which,
q on paying the usual fare" he may be al
lowed q seat in their cars, " to and from the
Divinity School, once . day"
II appears that this person Is . mis-
sionsry, and now preparing for work In Ii
IBERIA, and according to the statement Of
the professors, Sc. that he Is compelled,
"bscauss Of color 70 wall, in Indictment
weather, or ride upon the exposed plat
form of . car, from . remote section Of the
city to Thifty.ninth and Chestnut streets.
This ID very hard upon the missionary,
tAaugh e may the better inufs him 70 the
psfvsttons he win hare to undergo In Libe.
-. Nevertheless, there . no excuse for
Nee PhAdelphlsns. whosesm datssminsd
seAfsrcs negro equality IN Tho South,
wniis they wtt nj 4ojerate costAet With
~ AfseeA n tn. rd6lla vehicles. II
seems 70 = : SsngAA q - psopis -
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Mexico and to unl

F7 Msxico And ths UniI
The situation Of the so4eazcd pubic
Of Mexico Il quite remsrAAblc sven for
Eth.t .tranee country. Firs, We havs MAI,
,vu,.x with his prccafiouy authority,
governing Is emperor, bat holding posses
.ion Of snly . parto the territory Of Mex
leo. which, however, is It's best part.
JtaaEz, holding soinc'of the States Of the
north, claims the presidency on the ground
Of his election for Q term that expired
long since. JESUS ORrEaA claims to be
president pro tenpore in virtue Of his Office
Of chief justice when the term of JuAREz
expired. His claim is disputed because, It
is asserted, that he legally ceased to be
chief justice ere JuAREz's term expired.
In this complicated condition Of the
rulership of unhappy Mexico there are two
or more chieftains quite readyito settle the
question by force, and themselves to as
sumo the authority, which they aver does
not belong legitimately to others.
But In this condition of affairs, Cup
steps" the United States and arrests
ORrEaA on American soil, as he was pre-
pairing to depart for Mexico. This act
plainly indicates the position Of the United
States, and assures the rivals in Mexico
that JuAREz win be sustained by o Power
it is needless for them toattempt to oppose.
The New York Tribune very frankly pro-
ounce this act of the United States ga
very gross outrage"
But what is. the use Of talking about
"outrage I" now? aOutrage" is rampant
and triumphant. He is the ruler. We
must all submit to him. And as for this
" outrage" in Mexico, it is nothing CON-
pared with the Irrational advantages" it
will bring TO the United States. Is there
a man north of Mason and Dixon who will
object to 1t in view of the sublime sequel
thus presented by the irresistible MEPHIsTo-
pHrLEs of the New York Herald?
eve have no doubt Of the complete
and GROWING success of this mission of
Mr.. Campbell, including the establishment
Of the Mexican Republic on a solid basis,
and the addition Of countless millions to our
mineral and commercial resources 10Th our
ne,o acquisitions from Merico."
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Specie PAYMENTS.

The oft-repeated rumor concerning specie
payments is again put atioat, viz: that Mr..
McCuLLocH is about urging Congress to
some legislation for the purpose Of bring
ing about an early resumption of specie
payments. We have no idea that Mr.. Nc
CuLLocH can impress Congress with a dis
position to hasten specie payments, how
ever forcible his arguments as to the
NECESSITY" of such a step may be. Con-
gress is composed in o large degree of spe-
culators, deeply involved in the financial
maneuvring Of the day to make money
out of stocks, contracts, charters for COM
panies to do every sort of thing, and espe-
cially to steal the public lands, nay, men
who are stepped, head and ears, in the
cunning schemes of these times for amass-
ing fortunes in the shortest possible Pc
Rod, and which schemes in a great degree
depend upon the corrupt Congress for
success. Regarding these plots and the
whole financial system of the day in the
concrete, we have a generalized system
of imitation and expansion unexampled
in any former agc. To sustain it we have
a paper system-a paper credit system-ln
the aggregate reaching nearly one thousand
million of dollars! What would be the
effect of the resumption of specie pay
ments upon such a condition Of affairs as
Why, the most fearful collapse:
universal destruction and ruin. In that
event Mr.. McCULLocH might indeed
be likened to SAMSON dislocating the
pillars of the temple-the Temple of
Corruption, Fraud, and Depravity-and
bringing down the whole editice in ruins,
involving the worshippers of the temple
and himself in the general wreck.
We have no idea that Mr.. MCCULLocH
can make the slightest impression upon the
Congress. The body is sufficiently com
mitted by their own interests against him
to steel them against any such influence.
And those not Immediately interested-or
many of them-are not proof against
temptation. They will hardly be able to
resist the arguments Of the stock brokers,
gold spectators, and Government agents
who are now coming millions in their spe-
culations, agencies, and frauds upon the
balance of society.
Specie payments would now produce q
~convulsion unsurpassed for its severity and
comprehensiveness. 1t would indeed be
a godsend for the South-as it would
sweep the great Mammon of the North,
whose greed and rapacity has been the
chief cause of our expressions, into the
wide gulf of irretrievable ruin. 1t would
bring down "Shoddy " to his proper level,
and make him indeed IN humber and bet
ter man. But none Of these, neither NAM
mon nor his worshippers, including the cor
rupt Congress, will listen to Mr.. McCUL-
LocH. His suggestions and reasons on the
subject will excite little more than a dia-
bolical smile. The time is not yet. The
cup is not full. The vessels of wrath are
not yet trimming. Wait a little, McCUL-
LoCH. When the harvest is ripe we shall
have the advent of all the agencies to ga
Their it in. 1t will be q mimic judgment
day on q small scale. "There will be
weeping and wailing and crashing of
teeth.o
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: By Lee 4 Goddin,
Real Estate Agents and Auetionsers,
No. Ia4s Franklin street.

VALUABLE COUNTRY-SEAT AND
Y MARKET GARDEN, NEAR TO RICHMOND,
WITH STOCK CR9Ps, 30, AT AUGTioH ,:as {,
II o'clock NJ, upon the premises. the valuable
MARKET GARDEN, containing twelve and a half
acres OF most excellent land for producing vegsta.
bies, upon which is q new and handsome COTTAGE
DWELLING, with ample Accommodations, ont
houses, &C., situated near to Mechsnicsville turn
pike, and adjoining the property OF DR.: Lofiand
and the ,he ea sr6 JsRss CROPS uspssy and dp TTENsiaS Of sl tSs
place will be sold.
TEAMS: One third cash balance at six and
twelve months, for negotiable paper, interest add
ed. and deed OF trust, as to the real estate for
the personal property, sums Of twenty dollars ard
under, cash over that amount, ninety days credit
LIE L GoDDTN,
no14 Auctioneers.
Immediately after which we will sell three
WOODEN TENEMENTS, on east side OF Seven.
teenth street between Christian and Richard
streets, fronting about fourteen feet each, and run
ming back sc venty five feet tot hvs.foot alley In
common. e u GODDIN,
no lit Auctioneers.
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BLAcxwooDs--Wc have received from
Messrs. WooDuoUss 4. PARHAx the October
number Of tho American edition OF Badck-
scood, which has q very inviting table Of
contents.
WEsrxNsTEx REvrEw.-We have from
the same obliging house the Westminster
Revie,o for October, American edition.
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"a ATTENTION, LADIES.-We wish to in
form the public that the firm Of g. N. WALKER 4
CO. has succeeded r. c. STEPHENS as the agent
for the sale Of the celebrated GROVER 4 BA-
KER SEWING MACHINE, which they offer TO
the public at Baltimore prices. Wishing to keep
southern trade in the hands OF southern men, they
have opened an establishment at SCI Broad street.
Richmond, for all kinds Of MACHINE SEWING,
such rs mantillas, eloaks, dresses, and all kinds of
wearing apparel, at prices to suit the times. With
the instructions Of Mr.. Walker, any lady can and
will be proud OF asewing machine which lessons
the hours OF toll. q. N. WALKER & CO.,
no 10 52l Broad street, Richmond.
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- MH<e@fEMMH "
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD
tifCanN IuEnlTuRE, PIANO. acnSD
nss nssst Ar nUc 4 III, ,.In.snsing % di..,s@sr.
:,dsnes. corner csry . Iint streets. on ~ n :.
ii1SsH Essf1GTHPsi!Szii r 81 {, l e, aa s.9 I
Worcester make. f'Asl,
PARLoR FURNITURE:
TETE-A-TETE,
MAHOGANY CHAIRs.
s ssSssFFssssGr sgtisi ii rAEfE T 4Bh sssuMs,,
: set. BRoCATELIE CURTAINS. coRy,c,
large - .l. sS%slSsiss velvet CARPETS and sr,'
,l.rs s'i sIhSsisY BOOKCASE, s,, ,.'
Hat f' RACK, &c.
CHAMBER FURNITURE:
HAIR and sRUCK MATTRESSES,
XXf ssHsy s. o., ,syy ;qPsrIsE
BUREAUS, BASINS and EWEEs. '
SsEHiss TSb' ''f'
CRIB, CHILDREa's BEDS,
MATING, OIL CLOTH. &c, &c.
DINING ROOM
very large SIDEBOARD and CHINA pRgss
EXTENSION TABLE, MAHOGANY: '
CELERETTE, REFRIGERATOR,
WATER COOLER,
PINE PLATED BUTTER. COOLER,
KNIVES and Folks,
SPOONS, CAST0RS,
TEA and DINNER SETS,
CHINA and GLASSWARE, &c, Sc.
KITCHEN FURNITURE:
COOKING STOVES, POTS,
OVENS, IRONS, TABLES,
CHAIRS, TUBS, &c, &c.
FAMILY SUPPLIES:
BACON HAMS, of very superior quality;
SUGAR, COFFEE, TEA, &c, sc.
JAMES I. WILLIAMS
TsRMs or SALE: Suns Of 900 and over, ,iNy
days credit for approved negotiable paper; GC4,f
th at amount. cash.
The PIANO will be sold on foar months credit.
T. W. kEESEE,
Auctioneer for s.. G. +. < Co.
The HOUSE Is FOR RENT, and immediate D..
session given. Apply TO
n I7-tds JAMES T. WILLIAMS.