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~ On TIE second page Of tofdys issue rW b
found important ns,cs from South america, Commsrea
Matters, and Market Reports
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Kentucky.

The latest returns from Kentucky give Duval over
HOb.on majority of 81 ss7 Nrhe vote by Congressional
districts shows us the comparative strength in mass OF The
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They purify, strengthen and inYgOrate
Ttey create Gbeaihy rppetite.
hey r o. antidote 10 change OF water and diet
They strengthen the system.
They puIiG the breath end stomach
Ttry Dyspepsia and Constipation
Thcy cure Liver Couplsint aud Nervous Headache
cured
produced they particularly adapted
sse and sdentary occupations O5,-rVe
pOpfrto private over the corr Of each bottle AJ
dslicr Las no; got IT, report 20 !. ~ pRAKt 20
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Alta meeting q the UnIon L..sas Club in this civ

At meeting Of the Union League Club in this citJ
Thursday the following delegation elected TO repre
the Club in the Philadelphia Convention;
Peter Cooper 3. Chtenien, Christopher Robert, hssss
Greeley sc Bailey " r.. Dodge George Grswold sass
H. Vale. r. H. Dsano Isssc sherman, George w biuni O.s
Palcn J. h Gutean, John G. Hamilton H. ~ Dowry benu.
~ Bonney Willard Parker, r. C. Hawkins Oeorss Bis. r.
W Z. Bfoekwsy, O. w Coti', Dennins Deer J. G. 49,
,sreo .bot Wsid Edward Cromwell Cbais Butler, Lssn,
B. Cannon Geofeu T. Strong william Besseu Robert Is's
Ksnnsdy Richard Warren George Wilkes, H. Van Bassa
Thoma, IT. Fsle Fank Howe o. Aen9,s James a. sS S
William Alien Buer q. Webb John +. Wlism, H. .resae
Thoms. ~ Dale L. Pefsou EibTidge Gerry George o"s
ora ID Nan Nostrand WHisn BANKS. =. A. PsndeIie na
G..nnS Shg,r Sinclair Tou.ey William II. Lee John WssS
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Amusements.
wALLACK's THEAIER

BROADWAY THBATER 49,
THIS FVENING-NAPOLEON-M Jsmss Stark Mr. NJ w.
Lel6agygel, Ns Alice CRAY.
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.MALLACK'S yHEApER
THIS EVENING q, B-SuAMUs O'BRlEN Den Bryaas A. H.
p.veoport Charles Fisher. e. r Rnssod Geo Hoh1 J. Tia
Esn T. Williamson O. p Brown Ms Rosi Cooke, mrt Max
ha,ib Mrs. John Se,On
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WINTER GARDEN
THIS EVENING at B-ODONNEbL'S MiSSlON-Mr. John
Bfckhaq J. c. Dam w 5. Andrews IA. b Pbuip e hto
ris Mis- Z. johnson, Miss Mary CAM
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FIFTY PER CENT SAVED
BY UsfsG
r. #. BABBITs LABoRSAvEG soar.

Thi. sosp made pure dean msers COsTAINIEo NO
ApuLrkKGTIoN knd viii not iBue the most deate s0c
which will shnk alter
hsinT washed with tins soap may be used 10 lard salt wsier
paint Of all kinds One pound
v.rrsntrd eous pounds ordinary any Direction
cent makag three gsons handsome son sosp nom
oes pogpd Of tbs soap Eseh wrapped ia crcosT containing
gu directions for pruel in E8gh aud German Ask your
grocer for B. T. Ssbbits Soap and take no Other
h. T. BABBTTT.
Noa g. IS sc g. O. 60 and WashiB gon st. N. Y
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WOODS THEATER
THIS EYENING-HANION BROTHERS-MisS KATHLEEN
ORBILI-MASrER CARON.
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IF You HAVE A SUFFERING CaILD,

Go your preudees the Pudce Of Others stand bs'ween
relief that win be absolutely sure to follow the u'e OF MRS
syrup Millions Of mothers can testify that
pesy safe snd reliable remedy 1t relieves the child from
p,D dyseBery and drhss 1t oaen' the gums fee'ee
iasnmn Wind collie and esss the n'a, safely through
Iha sesihinr period
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FRENCH THEATER.
THIS EVENING-DEBORAH, Tux DESERTED IEWESS-
Misc Iacoste--Maiinee At !.
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BARNUMS AMERICAN MUSEUM
DAY AND EVENING THE MAGIC BARREL - THE
SCHOOL MASTER M @. 4. Fox and foil conPeay ONE
HUNDRED THOUSAND CCRIOSlTlES
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TERRACE GARDEN. Thiri.avs ,,,,,o Al
THIS EVENING at 8-TtEO. TiONASS OkOtitN ~
oARDEN CONCERT. Programme varied every evea"s 9o'P
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OLYMPIC THEATER.
THIS EVENING. 81 B--Iast Night of THE ICE WITCH
YOUNG ACTRESS-MT Lamb, the Webb Sisters the Fowler
Grand German Opera Cb)ruA Agogeou'
Pa.
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sanmon Wind collie and ess' the n''a, safely through
tho ;esbiBg period.
CRAMPS, collie CHOLERA, Summer Complaint,
Dy.sn,sy Dhea end al Affections Of the Bowes cured
promptly ss,usly by Dr. JAYSKs CARESArVs BAIsAA
sias readily by hdren and having
.nnes popularity for thirty the PToPrsof' coSs
dcoy rssoumendk STANDARD Household Remedy sOdby al
Druggists.
BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-Cbevaier's Life for the Hair
keeps and tire hair hesy restores ersy hair to M
orosl Imports life and strength to the Weskes half stops
h lns out delightful htr dressing snd unparalleled s'
~ hcsdsche References phycsns ADD chem
country Sold b. all druggists and lash0nase hs dresser
and at my Office, No. l.i23 Broadway. Ssw-Yors.
SARAH A. CHkvALIEk 81. D.
GEASD OYysISs TINS DAT.
0ssTs', YovIHs, BoIs,
cHmDzEs's HATs LADIES and CnILDREEs
J. H. TERRY.
No. 400 Broadway.
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e. FIFTTT-AVF OPERA HOUSE. a.. o. 4,
THIS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. hlNSH'H"'-''''A ~
{. Henry Dempster. Orer snd Ho1skin%
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2etrer oe1n d t.

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2eIrer 1erlanet, frefber englti9ea une beutldent uater'
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@eFtttirense ,ppueu fa u,etsen Nei seter Geierrnann
In @batrpee, Minn. r&s14Gs tss.S&AS 40
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unb 2anb> Ma4rt&tet.

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-9nb er, lebten, @isuns berS&ul. 5aftestu.
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Committee e%rnannt. nel@t ben prifunatn bets
trptnen fou.
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@otertien, D:Qiams unS 9tu,tus"cls fel@t
COMMITTEE ernanut.
Dampfbppts Grcurto \. -
sam /. Deesmbe. fanD BE iibrlt&e GreurFpn
auf BEN Camper .@ray" fatt. Das Setter
nar pra&tuou. bic Great @eiern MuFt Baube
ipielte ibre f4Snatn wteee%u nnb bic @titai&aft
bic frjbli&Re, sel&e nis nus nurb en!enlSun'n
ma1n fdbrt ue& Mt1bsta xns Gort gutliAs uut
{etrt NbeutS unter 8axoueubtuuer mad ct.
paul 3nriid.
Die Nttto Gtnnatme purbe BEN proeRaati>
f$en Bai(enbaufe pvu ct. 1aul sstirt.
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. @rlte NQttpnQl 8Qnf,
Don Minueapolis. &

Mutborifrte8 capital: 100000.
; !, - /. rs & ---r IT, q ~
Diefe 8anf 1T aut9prtfrt semds ben 8efimmuxeet
reitet sur @elcreuns iduu1tliaer 8auteeiddfte i'm a.
%eemetnett.
Sammtltae 1T bas Bantfa4 einf@lasente @el9a{te
tserben auI eas 9remptefe b~elprseus: r.. .
Den oeutl9en 8urBern Minnelota6
tn's gefonsere bic Mittpetluns, tas fdmmtlide geau,+e
ba6 beutlde .@iitbarser, BE ia in @eefaaftett tI an rms 10
,seneeaa, hieielbeu ta terer Nutterisra4e NIT ana erie
8. s., @ible prd0peut.
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1872
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talt ietn Eager BON impcrtirten uns ftltt axet-
paneel NIT ben ftinfen, woblatselaeertes ia.
Inter feiuen &an@., @@napf- uab Rats
Eataden fnbet Der 2iebbaber bic reno ma1trteftu
anb sun BEN &enner eei@dst.Fen Grrteu alter
unb neuer xBranbs."
Deutl&t wfetfen. Giaarren- @piysn u. Gtuts,
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Suite Botf@aft 81 @eituadten.
seeibnodbtsbefdeeruns fir Sen sorspefen
i'm Gnsros. nnb stetatts ..9rnsspes":
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@iltcm.uen aue, bis biaie tautea tpuoen !

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ri&tet, unb bic glerts tes Gtabltaeutents BADEN Fd In
chen 70 bel eetreue 9tener tes 1teben unb leiber nur
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Mat mus faeen, her Detna&tsuann, ehtts wte Ct IA.
Rat tprt cine Dtseipltn uub 6aussrbuune etneefhtrt.
mtttels teren ieter Rdufrr unb ieoe &dufertn unb pare
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su bettent tpirb. Au6er ben grtnatsalen, ben, 9erren
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nebn1en. su*
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parterre etore In Departments setbet1t. beren
iebes cine beRtmmte Daurenelafe eathdt rnb ieinen
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fpwie bic Strumpf. 5ansiaub une Eurse 29aarrer (Np.
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u@6afppee @pule,"
unwett be8 Minn.=@ entral>8 abn Depot,
minneapolt8, Wint-
Mt@. partma1u, Gisentbamer.
Metue wersben g'6Re futtn BET mir fets BE
bette 8ebteuuug unb Std unb 2pots III taetufut
uobletngeri@ttten paute. Retue Bar euttdH
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paufe .%nerbxueen. 7a1 2@ aatla,,,ss
'a'a. .le@ a@t@. 9artmann.
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Rn abe.nberfabren en- Mu, Mbeup)
bes 80. Mesenter putbt Gin IL i6b,ieer Anabe
Namens DaStb a%nidtrbod tr son eiuentt
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den IT bon ber Granb .9nry fit Morb iut 1Rtn
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&rtittl Der ftltf ttnt alien Gautrnus Elm pekl-
eefdaises 2d@elu %aba.ponnta babtn pa.be.
@4SnR'u Danf psrtpe 1tr.n.
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Stfer perIpret n.

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bic tut QDteeererlausung bedelten fabren, ertdlt az
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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

The UNION PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-J. L.
Williams, one of the Government Direc-
tors of this road, in a communication to
the Chicago Republican, dated at Fort
Wayne. Sept. LIST, says:
Your 81. Louis correspondent. under
date OF August Slst. referring TO this work
saws: The work on the road beyond
Kearny will be suspended during the bal
ance OF the year" Important public in
| terests demand that a mistake so material
be promptly corrected. Since the first Of
April last, one hundred and sixty miles Of
track have been laid on this line, extend.
ing thirteen miles west Of For, Kearny and
W hundred miles from the Missouri riveI
at Omaha. The rate Of progress, under
the circumstances, for such q continuous
period, has nowhere been equaled.
From information received at the COM
pany's office in New York, only the day
before Yesterday, l have every reason to
believe the progress will not be slackened
for the next two hundred miles up the
| Platte valley. except as the severity OF the
coming Winter shall compel il. l am
happy to add that the l~ong.needed con.
Meeting link through Iowa is now under
rapid progress, promising completion to
Omaha early next season. Then the loco
motive. now running to Des Moines val
ley. may bound forward to the West
bringing railroad transportation, by al
routes north Of Springfield, some foul
hundred miles nearer than now to thu
-s.. ,.a., of ralNraln
The business interests Of the country
might even now prepare for the grea
change that will be wrought by this sud
den shortening of mule transportation tc
the mines.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

How They ARRIvgD.-A Washington
correspondent OF the Missouri Democrat,
under date OF Sept. 10Th. gives the follow
ing really spicy account Of the arrival at
home Of the Presidents party
The grand travelling combination OF
political stars having "swung round the
circle" have reached home at last, though
the different members arrived in a m
wha, struggling fashion. Gen. Randall
came in advance this morning and imme-
dia,ely went actively to work at the ar
engagements to give eciat to the reception
of the President. Mr.. Seward arrived at
8 o'clock this afternoon, seriously Ill with
cholera symptoms, and was taken home
in an ambulance. Grant arrived on the
regular $50 train. and getting out OF the
rear car clambered over q pile OF railroad
ties and struck for his house across lots on
foot, arriving there before his carriages
had been sent to the depot for him. Last
of all came the President, Secretary ,Welles
and Admiral Fsrragut. who reached here
at half.past I o'clock, two hours after the
advertised time. Their delay is said to
have been caused by the Presidents stop
ping at Annapolis Junction and Bladens-
burg to say just q few words. and 10 leave
a opp Of the Constitution"
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LECTURE ON Mux.-The Bulletin o

LECTURE ON MrLK.-The Bulletin Of
the Let says:
DIR, Isaac Rowell addressed = large and
very respectable audience at the Dasha-
wsy Hall. last evening, or the properties
Of milk. He explained the constituents
of new or whole milk, of skim milk, but
,ermilk and swill milk. He showed that
milk from cows fed on swill would purify
rather than u soul by the usual process
~ tactical fermentation /; that it would not
make preserved milk, and that the deaths
from this cause in the city averaged one a
dsy, The tenor OF the Doctors advice to
parents was, either themselves 10 keep =
cow for their children. or abandon the use
of milk altogether for the present.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

PRINTERS bes, the Dutch. and every
body else beat their wives. We have one
in our Office who preached the Gospel,
ran a side show to a circus, kept a lodg-
ing school, run away with a mans wife
and two children. practiced medicine. been
an agent for a concert troupe, and a clerk
on a steamboat. He has now reformed
and settled down in a legitimate business
that Of sticking type. Well make q
man of him yet.-Erehangs. ,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

THx FOLSOM FArLURg.-We notice the
following in the San Francisco Bulletin :
We learn by a note frcm +. Stockton,
OF Folsom, that a recent item in the BuHe-
tin, referring 20 the levying OF attach.
ments, was incorrect so far as 1t applied
to himself. Attachments were issued
against his partner, Coover, for an aggre-
gate Of $4,000, as stated. but his own
interest in the mill property is unaffected
and he has been arranging he CooVer
attachments 80 as to have the mill go on
in his own name. He does not owe ST.
900 individually.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

ONCE MORE TO THE BREAcH.-Theinde-
fa,igable Ed. D. Pepper, lately editor and
publisher Of the Ukiah Herald. Mendocino
county, is determined, although he has
Gu, his connection with the Herald, not to
leave the northern portion of the State In
a condition Of Enlightenment. de has
purchased a new and complete printing
Office in this city, which will shortly DC
conveyed TO Big River. or MendoeinG
CITY, where he will fling his ssanda
shee, to the breeze of public favor. Pun
gent, pugnacious and persistent, Pepper Is
bound TO succeeds. +. Cali.
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Philadelphia Boot Maker
G.. STOCKLE.

uTOULD RESPECTFULLY IN.~dAH
w form the citizens Of Gold Hill. and
vicinity, that he continues to manufac.y
ture the very best Calf skin Boots
In Gold Hill, az many Of those who have tried
them are willing to testify to. The material out
Of which his Boots arc made Is OF tho very best
made In the world; and the long tlme which his
boots are worn, Is Il sufficient guarantee Of the
truth herein asserted.
Repairing In all Its different branches,
promptly attended to.
m Just give me q trial, II you want a splen.
did, easy.fttlng, and q durable Boot.
Gold Hill, Sept. 10. 1866. sel0-u
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

GRAssHoPPBRs on THE PLAISs.-The
Kearney Herald Of the It'll says:
The grasshoppers have passed on ! a
sou,herly direction, leaving nothing above
ground bu, cottonwood and sand burrs
to tell the destructive tale.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04

The London Times says the secret OF
the military strength of Prussia is mat ior
every soldier Of her regular army she mas
Eve men of a reserved force, each man
practically as good as him with the force
in tho field. 8asl 0f.. t.'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-10-04
PUBLIC AUCTION.
To he Sold 10 Pay STORAGE.

WILL I Be IS so 1I.Isi,. AT .iel pSsa and s1p. 81 in
,ro,, ~ ths store OF ths undersigned. next doSt
y, ,s0 Ar% nj Hall. lower Gold Hlll, on T ,5s sdIiaY.
o,taber oh, 1866, at l2 o'clock. noon tue iSnom
oo.o ap,iciss, consisting Of eight packages Of her.
chssndisr, marked ~. G., Gold Hill" salppep P,i
Moore & Crouch's Fast Freight Line from q n mn
California. The contents OF tue pAeNnsv .omss
known. Sale positive. unless inc o"n''' ~"
forward and pays charges, . p,rpNs g ~
Gold Hill, Sept n, 1866. . seA'''a
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For Sale or Rent.

THAT VALUABLE LOT OF GROUND, IS
l. feet frontage. on Main street. adjoining the
Gold Hill brewery on the north. and Immediately
opposite blanchard street. and on which Is sit.
uated a Blacksmith Shop. will be sold cheap for
cash, or will be leased. Apply at the Brewery.
HENRY ECKERT, Owner.
Gold Hill AuCust osth. lRff-lm
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u,HIs CEMETERY Is SITUATED IN THE
range of mountains back Of the County
Hospital, overlooking the city Of Virginia. The
sexton and Superintendent being an old pioneer
oftho city. and knowing the wants Of the commu'
nifty, has decided the Cemetery above described.
under an Act Of the late Legislature in trust
untii such time as the same shall be Incorporated,
10 secure q resting place for the dead, and TO
afford to the friends OF the deceased the consola'
tion Of knowing that under this trust this Gene
tery can meyer be disturbed, sold, or used for any
other purpose.
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JAMES DORR,

TEACHER OF VOCAL AND lNSTRuMEN.
l tai Music. Orders left At this office. NEws.
will DO promptly attended to. Singing Clas'
meets every WEDNESDAY, at N. I. Church;
Gold Hill, August o, 1866 -gt ~tssl3.tfl
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A,so, Pork Sausages constantly on hand, and
held at the lowest market price.
Private families and Hotels Will hnd II for tneir
advantage TO patronlze this market, where they
will always be supplied with the beat meats the
country can afford. 80
R-Rendered tallow for mill and mining Pu
poses constantly on hand. hAfEs w.
SEES
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K. w. KEYES.
General Undertaken,
No. 10, south G street, Virginia,
Has on hand the only stock Of
Bnr.row's Metallic Caskcts ind Burinl
Cases, Fine Mahogany Collins,
Colin Trimmings, etc.,
In the Stute!
Also-METALLIC C0FFINs Of all kinds, got
mn nj shortest notice. Also, large assortmentso OF
silver. plated and Metal Mountings. Grape, Gloves.
Robes, Frlnges and Satin Innings, etc.
Particular attention paid to SHlPPlNG
ROBES, and Funerals attended TO with
Remember tho old stand
No. 10 south g trcet....... virginia.
x. w. KEYEs.
p. S,-Hearses and Carriages will be In readI.
ness TO attend Funerals all over the county and
vicinity. ,
No, 10 South @ ntreet,-....Ptrginin,
Wishes to inform his friends and the public gen
orally that he has on hand q
complete stock Of
Furniture and Furnishing Goods !
Bedding, Carpets, Blankets, Sheeting,
CrOckery, Wooden and Willow
Ware, etc., etc.
THANK my old friends and the public generally
for past patronage, and hope, by strict attention
TO business, TO merit a continuance Of the same.
~ Remember tho OLD STAND. No. 26
South G street, Virginia +. W. KEYES.
Wheeler a. Wilson's Sewing MA
chineA and Fixtures on hand.
au3 II r. w. KEYES. Agent.
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TIE h r.

Wheeler a. Wilson's Sewing VIA
chimes and Fixtures on hand.
aus II r. w. KEYES, Agent.
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TRUNKS AMI vALISES.

All of which VIC Will sell Cheap for Cash.
l.. ELKUS, No. 7 c street
oc3.lm Branch of l.. ELKUS, Sacramento
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Bedding, Carpets, blankets, Sheeting,
Crockery, Wooden nnd Willow
Ware, etc., etc.