���������*mm ���������Wmmma'fCr^k,;jB.0A. AM^^i^^y2Ai^^6A fe# ,-v*.- r ;y ii^,rfi'. 'Pirit.l puny ;?$$������ BRITISH ������������������^JffiWllBI^JU^X^^^ If EngUindfehasiar fee*n^"^r#^minencj3? over other* cdUntf iesriift my MiMoh'iiyf Govern^ mfentit the peo^ .. ��������� expense and;' ii-yury^ ^ and; eSl they are "all compelled to admit that no more augiisi*, ,tnbunal ,exists>orj ^heiglofee, t^an '������������������ the^udSci^B^ judge is the persbnifie&tiOn^qf aK that is im-'' maculate in erring: manj. ��������� UnimpeachafeleXin ?:jn$eg������lt^^^ Jmman. nature, and rarely surpassed in jndg- h ment anb> lear^*^^ bulwarks oftEe^ ,. ��������� wrongydoingAlAIt^oiri������ too fkibeppfilbfag if I .we could Bay theVaa'mei'efei theJmenrs^t'oiit^o s" dispense the law: in !tbe iiifmtiy of l^iM-coir onies. - Too frequently the colonial judge fbr{ gets the sacred character pf Ms.������offi!C]e,''daJjbles in unseemly specule^io^ in the qp&rrejs "$f >fte ^^u^-Uytftver which "*������W mg^olony has Mlehy/Mr.������C6x saysho'holds no'commission as Depaty Registrar of the Supreme - Court' an d nev er'���������-bfeldx: one;J������������������' and tlierer tfore comeg to������the natural conolusidh:Jthat> #11 his;acts don^ w;ereV illegal. There is -^brntj-, thing nidrey howeyer in the> affair thah'apj^ars c^^e^face of ifc^Mr/ Cox-o^Judge -���������6x7 ab "he is thos> frequently "termed? is the m'os^pop- tilar official?. that:; e^ver jreceived afefe appoihtk ment; in eitherfcploriy^/ The1 rouglaeis^ as *'welI a,8/tbe ^ juost: 'respectabley miners' ^ in- Garitioo: tneation- hisihame" with1 respect;-lor'tbe simple reason he has always teentho *igici? dispenser ^^tioeiviiiiiih-a^ fear or .favor! A 'Ontyspine -bbcasidris recently Judge';Begl?ievhaS; *'8ot^O0m'ni%ioffer'"GoX% decisionals^ in ;oha"nc^������yi his own decisions iua the^Supreme an$ ot ml of thege instaticeswe do not pretend lE^^y^ut^}i^%- tho getieral'feini ng^pubf lic.^are^vith .the'Gold; Commissibrier^.and-we mtM^ilsati^ Sew^estmihsteriOE Liilooet: :;We are v������ i ^���������;;$^ . ; ���������PUBLISHED; EVER* feSfoNnA-v; $ ^fe^URsair;\ //;!aMM toFlGi^AiKK^ : 1A -A, x, ~ ^^soni^oiL,':: $j������*������lqt$$ee&i - - 'fe7. - >' I "(Including cost" of; delivery^) fyafhtifa M tho Carrier. ':'!i;'--!;l,;.''fe;''i)i .: ;\t a-.jjfe/ fe.-j' ; ,fe \-'- ..'������������������.,.��������� ' 1 ' ��������� y - yl^^lxfeftESSlSS- fe Vfel)*! ,^:fefe-i ���������*I>;,yif^ I moment' justice^sheathes; his^9wordy packs ,up 'his;,scalesH and turus.hi^Mck^^ejCourtl off' j 3aV. '"��������� Unfortunate |for theopunt-r^nduinfo^ lunate -ultimately -foi^the Judge'^en ^is ^Bott'taTfes;..!) tween corruptioii ranol'confusibn,^ -sirbij would be ��������� yeiy-sowy'^W. saiy -that there is any: 'probability p-^eiifcher jOf '^|e^loi|ies:jfallingj into tha^^pldrabfesiihd *dao^6fes^ondition^ wh*������Ti xther nfinPlft Alose'iftllitMth'ilt'.the adminis-i I to; tbeTfact that Judge1 Begbie, Jhe; only - judge: ^ 4h7^itish^^uh)bia^jsf ci^aUjfe i^*t^meipU8| apprehension^^-the-public^mindoH *boring colony, y- We ���������ha^e^akeady' chronicled more'than one i^taiwe^ Iriplace, ^here-he hasiJCoolp set a^defiahce the -sacrea JYerdict of a^juiw, ;aud-valmost ^every ne\^spaper< from ? British' Golumbia b ringa: us l^some,additional 1 nstanceof his juaicialieccen- tricity, JiTt-Hs^uite \^iffiin the bounds of possir Fbut we tannotfelbse- Of ;��������� the Circumstance !iill :^hat position- morejo^d ��������� legal'teowle^ge-r^at a: timers n fac t, andVuOjder ; such circumstances^thatfno jman^i^England Of '; an"y^ordina^-y4ega1t?repu'too ��������� cepted; ^^ppp-mtmeiifc ^^n?:tM&;.gteuni3i therefdre>if^on iio^th^^ [. Judge Begbie tp^be a^i^^^liaiit dispenser I of* to^law-^nliKfe jfed^-NeeSham^Ke {extensiveit legal e^erieh^e f;o^^ ���������andtft isrby rfpj^eaiis a iftatjterjbf} su"rpns| th)i^ ^jdec-isionB, apsteM ; j iidiciaMlea^riess todl ppiint^vMchare tteiiii-; versarcharaicteristtcs of^the dooi^oris^o*? iSng-^ lish j^^;V^u^;.b%;^ discqiinfecte^ i^diri^tevfenl-j^;jWh^ weiirid^a jadgef defin^gfraiid tin&^ ces to-be oiily i ^s^arfc������ess,?^*aad ^haigis'g t&6 tolori-o^er^e't^if^^ ij'eye^prob^ility;bf^e^toraM^^^^ P^ ^t^ {instap ces/dis^ A Me. Ahqpfejhoflrefeer, thatthingsiwiil not come'^to! ;such ajpassj although;troublesome:^tipies -are: evidently, ���������fTOra^the^tone of the miners, brew-S itig^oni-Villiams Greek.; r< There^is,a uniyersall feelihgofindignation/at; ihe manner in ^vHichi ���������minihg.clainis; have been forced intolifcigation.l *Nb 'ma'ainowfs what he; is buying. ��������� -Wheh' one or tw;o la\ysuit8 are>byeriand the parties; in fjoss^ajioja^pji the jgrpupLd^are left undisturb- ��������� ed, a person ma-yjpurcnaseInto a claim, fancy-i ing. that liti^atiou hasspetit itself; Tbut he finds himself ^ofuUy mistakeii;/iE'iijltee^JpBrhile the ^dispute gets lnto?phancefy^ ^nd+;he "disco vers 'when ifcis top late that -his share^iiistead ^of bei^an interest in the proceeds of the claim, fe.afepartnerahip in, a-'hiinous; lawsuit., " The rislcs Je^ining;ai^;a^niere bagateile; it is^ the risks of *Begbie?s Chancery: Court, that terrify tbffiminen:i Begfi ie; has feally^J&ec ome ih elbugf b^lo^tiiej^teny^ and^e ^:U!^4I^ AA: ify mmm ' ������ s0^*b, |!o*wor:to Increased (1 'Ay y.. h yK ;.���������-DRAFTS'ISSUEDtON THE' BA"N'K'S^SCBtB^ > ,11 VICtORlA :<AND 'NANAIAiO; M: H A& t ''A AMVf^y&vii^ m^ i^^^BBmm&h^/ mmmm ^AAyyrMyy:: yr ,-.:������������������,,.<:��������� ,.y. < y.r" &f$i POWDER- ������JSB, &&;.&6J >nA::\ ��������� . ;'i-/j...A'-' .i.y fer; ���������>"���������-. . - ������������������'���������'. - i ,."1.- .��������� v ��������� 'fe I-1.,-; jti^- ���������- \i\ 'A,.)- ���������'������'<>'' \ ���������'-;'{' .w . fe . , - ' ALSO, , : ST ATlONEFt Vfe r-yyyy, A'^,.-'-i -..���������.. v 'yyyy y,y ���������jyyAiy '" t������ y .��������� ,IN^^ TH^iUNITED, STATES,.���������"* ' ��������� SAN; P^ANOI^),- ,PORTrLvNb,:OKEoop;v - ; on the;b^:,-t of Montreal, in Canada." ; v EiJI=:EL.DE *t AAAmMy'xMyym I 0 H F I E' VmAA .'MyMMMlAAy A,.x.AiMy;yy< - AK'yMy^ Ayyjy r Ayyr������������������:.-.' fe; ' ���������; t , DKAiJERSiiY -,'' j If *:" Storage^ and' Commission1. \ i * ; s ..- fyy,. fii'v.:.' wsmSfc 7\\\ ii ���������s' ^ "be disposed to cbtoplimefit; him oavhis ppeti- ; cal Uluslratio^^ are'Mb:^ i--he"jgnore������*-i*bemtal'dnes^ a} judicial oj^ijofe^ Jv^^^ve ^fiud him be^ r.s|deA^,is..a|rdgati^ : tions which:'0^rrigut:belQngi?to ;a jury,\ we^can only say British Golumbia" hasygot as?her 'Supreme Judge;:;a;:;^^^ho;;should: not be ;. anojiher ^dayoipA^^p^fcaltnand exalted a position; ^A^ttie^elMteit^^here are-great interests !audf ra^iliterests^Kthe minifig regions of British Cblti^li^^ graceful to thej,a.o#iSm^ ���������tsen-bei^aaia/^-B^wMwd of'litigation, ruining claimholders, shutting up the couatryW wealth & causing disasters-iri eomuitt*riities3 him- cireds of miles away from' the.sceUeVofUiapute. ���������At such a time as the preseufc, ;,wheu British Columbia can afford1 to waste no portion ofher Productive energy, it is a seriou^ thing to have ainan like Judge Begbie the sole WkrdeF of judicial decisions. .,j.:We.liaye;by recent actions m the courts of law in British Columbia been raadeaware of the. fact that' uo bfficial U i-e- K* for *Wng doneby(#puty^that h Zn e :Veated mt^st8 of the colony: may Sfe:a?diBacrice^ but that nonoay is.to* blame;, and ori; the heels aim 6st jLs^J^T^y ^������cisioBs: of; Judge Begbie, we find.a collision-mbetween-, the ;& 3SffiWWJtwa*on| the Supreme. Court at the order ^>f the Judgei .The reason^ Mr ^x migmpf, his fef^alamgiveu elslv^ *e administration of the law iu the neighbor- -fefKB: UsiyERSAii, PRAcricB,ofl:mizing Chicoryr and ptti^ir' ad������lterat|ves Avitb: Goff^c>,:h;as'very much damage ed in public estimation, what oughtr -to - be ?the. most delicious of Beverages; . So effectually ^have/the public been.drugged withsuch.mixtures:thatthe trjieipropor- ties haVe been lost-sight of, and many prefer .a ;,black and/thick infusion to. a drinlc rich in spirit 'and -aroma. Gen'p^ it is little knbwn that .In condensi.DgLthe vapors: extracted from the berry in |rQasttog,-.-a.:iiquor:is: obtained ot the; mp3t;:;nauseous I taste,--and jOf a ecent th e niost, unbearable.;.; Undei- such Hjircaihstanccs it is evidently important that all the 'gases and fluids extracted ^ by roasting should be; car-. (tied off as cfuickly as possible,.'in .qr^erto^preyent their, ^turhirig again to the,Coffee: * which.^ is: the c'tsein the 'contiried-eyliiiiler/ A This object:ib; ;ailhiir*ibly: accotnV ip'lished^by ^heAhew and patent ^COnical Coiled -Roaster's' as; used hfij- FELL & CO'.y Yictoria;;in whichsthe beriy is directly exposed to!the radiated heat, nnd the vapor extracted'oarried off ins tun tan eously; lu addition to the ad va ti tage. to be derived b'y - th e ra pid removal: of thtf steainvcoritain'ihg the bbjectiohabie properties, ^the .pVi.rft aroma;"of f tho Co flee .is' retained \i the esseritial. oi) piiiing preserved and nptu^xhaumed'as In;'tne Cyliiuler Eoaster.-wlifTO the'OHibe; is required to re m'aliit a much longer time in; cob sequence of* tlie4 Steaming- "i t::U"nder- goes byahe confined ste'am. It is chomicaHy impossible to:retain tii6'qualitics or arrest,the deterioration of Coffee* \Vheh ground. The heat engendered by tlie process of roasting, and espscially of grinding, "creates an action in ;th.e elementary partswhichgradually destroys j is"fl tness for d rib k. MB lit'--1������ f eta������i the essentiai- oi 1 which it contains .we haveit encased in tins Contaihing- iVom 1 lb. to 28 lbs.,.. and -which can be had. irom. any, 6f;.the resectable;dealers:''. AVo:cian confidently Ver commend-those who. have hitherto 'been obliged to re- ;E;^^Q^:;Q;E^S;!J . l������M-;ifcl^ __.., ��������� -J' l^KERVIL'LE^-A'ljoi'ning the Express Offibe.- 6 0 ti vand ;#h o a ;;Ma $0$, Ax \ *'y '[A .BARK"fe*RVlLL-E;-.r?'. '-,., f '*' . 1 ' G, MOU?PTElS& cciy ���������WH6l^ALEfe&/RETAIL; -": Jv ft i ', RIGHFIEILD, ,William's;<3rd6^'B,.jp. // .. ���������"' E HAVE ON HAND^a large stofcfc of Provisions, iHardware andyVegetables,:;and.^re;detefr:- "mi hed .to,sbil ��������� them; cheaper, than; -aiiy. p th er stdr.\ on * Williams Creek.", Comb and see and ju^go ioryotifselves; ;���������: Wchfleldv May:oth,1866:fe-. AAA -\ A: AM-AMryyrA '"i":,. ^TABKSriKD I������ 1830., 'Hrad Office: 7, ST.-:-HELENS PLACE LONpb*tf- '" ^���������K^-'sWT^ft ���������:"���������&. .whodp notice.it has been brought, and by uufnerou* other testimonials in its layer. , FELli k CO. Ay i -. AA.. '.t ��������� .. . Cbllep Merchants, Tates St., Victoria. oon^mi^sioin 'Mr AA- ;������������������: fe':y;Wl'_''^s������?^;fe..--- -^y a/A��������� A IjEBi^COLL^tOfeS. 99/, gen s j -Bankrupt AlBiirs wounfl' upv'ahd"sBalaiic'e SJieets'p'rii- parad; ; Mining-Accou'iits'Carei'ully made up;. All kinds Of Formsiand Jigroements drawn, and; every-other..dos-. cription; of ���������;business...pron'tpt-l3''���������',���������.8 itended'tb:.'���������' '������������������- Ay A . ['..' y '; Ij-JS* Oftlce^ICttFlELp',' n^i\tl^ C^uH H^uso: ,;5 ! iatitl abiil^o^M^^nn^ ;' IBills; of v"Exchange and Gold Purchased. f ' * InteVe^-ota^ecu^toop^^ rate, of a/4u������rterpf ipne^er%eent.pcr month;r 'fAMi, I i Goi^DOst Melted aad Assayed, 'and' returns ;made |Within *M hdnrs in Coin or Bars^ ":t j c - y .���������-.> yy: 5 ��������� :6res ol' eVeiy,descrtptipurcarefully Assayed. yA," y yy, |;^V*B.^Any insfcrucl"ions;iis to tiie;dlsposaTof 'Vti'^wvZ ceeils of Gold Bust forwarded to the office in Victoria- for Assay will be carefully attftnded^to.i' ' fe ��������������������������� ��������� .... ;��������� ��������� yy:l fe'' --%. O. SHEPHERD,JManagorAiy : Victoria, V. I., April,' 1S66,, , y * , .i.$.y -. .WILLIAM feWINNARD, BliAPESMITH, y feB ARKER V";T.l/l*E-..... r ' . BABKER VIL L E, JAMBS LORING, PitppiftifiTOR. This First Class Saloon is now open to the lovers of BARKERVILLE BREWERY* HIGOLJ^GUlSriO^ ; BREWER. ? EVERY EVENING-. .: First Class order will be preserved", and; tbe proprietor Invites his friends and the public togive him:a calL . ' i jg������������ The.BAR is stocked with the best of Liquors.and Segars." ' ..'12-lmy WILLIAM SEWjGLL, PRAGER & BRO*, ' ���������BARKERVILLE-, ; DKALKKS XX' Assorted Merchandize . fe: *' ��������� ��������� - ..i - * - ������������������."..������������������.. y-.' WHolesaIea;nd Retail.* ��������� l Barkerville,' to ^iJnn^e'c:\v*ith;'tl-j<������;s{'���������&m0^>A\ terpri^'eV^aniuesn^tno^th^. and the: STAGES at Sot ���������* ��������� Cr������. Commissions reemveu aud forwerded by Expn the collection of Notes,1 Bills and the "purchase of'ar! A- eies to be ohtaibe<! at New AVestratnster, Vict<n-i;i.:- -Ft a; Fraii Cisco or en route, and returns made with djspaicki: r:''-:-"- '.*''-���������������������������::J0HN-.a;;L6vKLL, '��������� Ai'-AA 1-s '������������������ At.;-,._?��������� -Agent, Barkerville. ��������� BARNARD'S EXPRESS. Reduction in the Pnoes of Express Freight. ON.AND AFTER THIS DATE the rate for Express Pa reels troin Yale to Barfceryill e Vv i II be . Parcels from ,5 to 50 ifes.. 75 cis. "������j l\A do / do 50 to 100 fts. . 621-2 cts' ? \UA' - ��������� do ������������������ do lOO-fbs^ftnd over ��������� 50 cts ft ifo ��������� : ���������'. JOHN B. LOVELL, A^nt.;'::"*: '��������� .;.. ' .B^kerville, ;��������� ��������� June 20f.h, 1866- _ ,-... 14 . ; ._- ��������� A VAN WINKLE,;; ���������"*'"''; B'EGS TO INFORM HIS; CUSTOMERS AND THE piibHc eenerally that he intends to furnlsli thism BEEF OR MCTfON, '������o soon,as packing is pro cticable,' at tlieir respective claims on the ai!rer-?r.t creeks, or t reridances, at the Most Rk ASOVAf^E Ratbh. j Van Wiulile June ilth, 4866.. 11 j 1 E. C. GILLETTE, ; CAMERONTOWNT. 7 ; james purdie, BXMOKBMXTIIa, RICHFIELD, .. a- The untiersiguod Is prepared to CLEAN BLACK SAND, BLOWINGS ANI* ' '���������'.���������;������������������: : PANNINGS;.'*". ' On Commission, or wi 11 jmrchase a ny q dan ti ty o������ tn * . ilosr Libkral T*:RMsr a t.tne . . 'AA ; : .��������� Reading Hoom, Gameronton, The Su bsc ri her is well "kn'o wn on Williams Cree K", ��������������� d 4 i from tho confidence, ropo^o.d in him last. F-41 in tl'{-* .ihevohu*ineFS, bo ljopr������s to>:wiv������.the.patronaj?.'r>*y.-* t-ho'-lining communiry thy t'QFninf'^f'flpnn. . .'���������*** a JOHN BQWJ������q$* 1 pyfe :Jt. fe , if J A ","': ' \ * y fe;-'A i' - fefefefe" "��������� : fe ���������.: ��������� ���������: > -��������� , MygA\ ..- ���������- ���������' ::<;.--:-:fefeV :������������������;.-. ���������:."!-/ fefefefe" ' '��������� --:--: A Ay A^yrrA .y....: AArAyy'y iyrA-x.- .'fe.-.'-t-; ife-y?;-fefe '���������'������������������ .:.:'���������' y fev . fe" '- "1 Mfefefe* 'yyr. - _ ��������� 'y. - \ A fe'f'r ' ���������km ma /\y / fttfthA'AAM'" fe^x^1-.-:^ -v.;:.':..;.. ���������; yyyy-A- $ll>i : ������rh$������ .- fe-.". fi'^e^v ��������������������������������������������� ��������� ' mm myy, :{'>!;;.. <.. Illffe-fefe' ;"fe>fe.fe #fefe4.: m/-: BOCTHEIiN FOMENT" y: ��������� '���������; f'jA t6*rrcspftndent ^the N<ltYYork Trifrunc -O-TI^GJEfey; Art! ''��������� A\ 11 A I DrOTA I' IDAMT "' l '������* ' W ' jiL-'-'i-l ^/ ?���������/'*������ .* Jt^M~^li !.������ Sfe^^^^iJSi W TT.'rVT'iIP o ���������',* -r"'.^T'-. -^ ' ���������"���������������������������";'- - S"' fe f4-*.;ziio .than Nanire seenis willing toassign, to. ?V/^]ltf^ much1 of !the the y-fNOTICK IS HEREBY^GIYENliTRAT ^ lV/iy .? i .>.������i������. i^ajj untn further no tide, be kept at the * - "��������� *r, LIB RA ftY is C A' JIE ft 0 .-JfT OWN,-" and Mr,- JOHSJJWROXWiltbethe^Acting^ostmaster. : ^AmffAwM^ ':''A/ ������������������'- ' awmAgeo. cox,: :, 4 -. ��������� Richfield B. C., V ��������� ' r ' " ��������� * J VA Ist.May/.AvD.imrfAA. MAAmAiy ��������� AyAA COLONIAL RESTAURANT, fefefe^-fe-^i feQUESNELl^Oimiy^p^,^. y... - - iv ?4: JV]������' JOHMBON^ ;l^i^a*Tp^-"'. ������������������fefef: Meals at all liijui's,\ anil fip^diigof, tjiebest .- " ;. >-:'" f ::"*',: :4,, description. .'.; -; .:���������A; ,* vyi.- ; i\s fe>y/v iyM^E^wdiAcnm^ /^ymp^ Good Becls; Kestaurant; Billiard Tubje, &cA ti ��������� y 'Stabling for Horses, Hay jlnd Oats.. * s- ��������� i ; WHff^t^jj .?fti n ^ S tfro������j������ pebp ie|bl*d; *Vi tii ;-s61 mUcii ^flippancy and /. ^ pu6Urrlrr<3pY^s4ib 1^J l^t*!*^1 i^P^- ^ r'yVv' ���������//*' '!;>" - *.; * fi xiio uued u dated: fdm ales'' here! SverbJ al wars f:feM b^^i:c^;'FUU-T.ON" P;/T' aru?fefe. ife--/" - -..'i'.:W. :-ii-i i" ii ��������� fe; \>^.i>-JCO- ������������������ '"���������s-.ife; fe';.;:-:fe feno aistiHei^keptintt I'Stryclinine arid rot-gufc^fin'd'hoplRce hero. ~ :. 2 :;;;���������. .rG!Rttt>;:a:;^^ ;!; Olp , Established t Ge.nehal StorBj ,������ ]?R<HISI^ jy ;SION-MERCHANTS, ' ,*������ij ;������l: feyStorage, ;&b;--i*eriihs.-!modt''Hodo>ate/'':: v ���������ROAD ^SIDB ^HOUSES^ ufeo^ lBngh^&iFi^etKl^8h^:-fe ��������� ,,:.^^r^������^su|>pfesbv^ by sailmgVesselsivi^Ca^ ^S^^^ ^^r^ular^ scriptions ^caVM'iillyicdniDb^ifcy ^^ici WIIfLIAM^ZELKER,' dia'ieMn*-n ��������� Poirei' ^!?^^?}S!5#^^ Hs^ h:; ;th| yyellow, ^sc"^ ' \r, v<i|ced harpiea;th6y were born;'But-tie higher 'V' '^Ja^f3������%^W^ I'wti&A al-; yl' niOst/invarijiblTm!akea' lovely ^orrien���������oSe' r "i!V- P^^'^lJ^ ' 1^ $est AlSiard'^able pn^he/Greek"it the Liquors Ai:fi/:-ii#nd Cigars,are;of the>flnest;quality.fe;a, ���������.: 9Ay 'feilfe ���������':,.:i;i������ittfYJi"Hl Mjmm^ wis. 'A' ^v^^0-Q ^KqnAfefir.A?Nfi:"6^^ Jv3 GOLD; ii^'p^|i^. a^^J^S :^":'; ;^Bpyi)S' -H&!m;';^opri^r^ V. i_ 11HIS HQUSJB is^si tuated; 20 nil Ies froni Quesnelmouth. ������ .-, The;p"rdprict6rs,/hayin fitted v,up ;bed'robmB [and��������� good Bods.'are iiow prepared toafibrd eIve'ry"accom- '��������� nidation' for T^vellers; *'ftie'Table is-furnisned; wi th all the luxuries ;that;can be procured; J'thb:iBarlsi welllsup^ plied .with .the best brands of, Liquors andSegars'j good S.tabliiig, Hay;Oats.an(l:B'arley. }>"��������������������� The. CHEAPEST, Housbon theRoady?���������} -���������''" s' ,;' *' ' -~^y *���������_*������|.g ��������� , V--.' . Jrt-K*-.*W M.' ;,. vtv" IRI^^fe^^ MM.A-M "JAii, Cily-iUV*'* ^^---",iu ^fe.t4?i'c^^: :k:Mf'-fe ..'^fe.V/ Vf ������������������i.;t|:i. "l" " ' ������������������i i :\yaLl-leave ^ODAiiGBEE^ { ^^^' fA .'BMONiMSr^ THLiifel>iY;^moeniNgs, 1; !' yfeVi-;^^-^l"le^^QI^Si^L5' '.. -f,'.:.fe ' f'"TVfe'^vV^?V^^"^^ G^nn^ctirig'at^Qciji^breeirwitb' *Babxa'hi)'s StaOks o������ -Vr (Wednesdayv'^trip1 down 'and Thursday's trip up .: / ^^^Mk^tfrit^^ : ,? v+)^^.;.-f- ),v.V-' -t '?-��������� '-fe''".- r'-"."- ' '.'���������r fe :rzX, ��������� i-'���������'���������'>��������� '-.,-',���������'. ;...,."������������������ ������J -, .,..Li.v ..' ;. ��������� 'Stealer^Enterprise ' 1 * :fe . " :��������� '"..,. A WiMay^Ist, 1866y ���������'J " J// "^'f '1J"i ' /5 K V-MbKEBBB"&^SBj^Y,rPr6*prietbrs^, 4;. rpHE: PUBLIG/AREVlNVIffBD: TO 'GALIi? AT ^IS JL f iHouse. ) There" is; Good Meals J i Good! Beds; Stabling fpr^|Iorse|;;'Barley, ?Oats and Hay.r|fA *i$rfij; kA*^ yf .^���������y|;:;ife"������m T;Si^^^!feHow:lb^ybilp^'^fe -: land keep your feetso dry f^S������Sf^ Charity, .^^fr,(4��������� feTA^rot.CO;'; Korti,Stre*et, VicTSrVT ���������J,, Garden aad.Fleld Seeds guarSi* -I'1 -. acaremilyyseleciy;^ European^nd.iAmerlclaniMarketsfe(ThviS-^ .t^ir^iends.iniBrUie^CbluiabMa^^ -FruitYrees and'Busheo- Evergreens-IS?'5i . house^na Garden: Hantfe, mtt^g^ TS^PEXi FOR THEfeAC^Q^ IOF^fTHE? X Trayeiiingtpublic(;.. the bedrooms', are���������<spacious fe'ntf ^?: ,krge:s tock^^y^ats,������eaSfe toeBtdescnptlpn^lways^ always suppjmd ? wi th i tho >,bes t?Vbf ;vf6ifta^ v'^bliiig for Horses;- Hay, Oatsand Barley constantly toliankl? 5vfe-'-n -vfe:;fe;fe:������ ;ffefe-y- " S^.^l1;,-'v'-.--fe fe r - ���������||j:j| ' ,, $iii& // "��������� l|;;| .��������� ������������������ IIS "fe-'r*^ 'Ife h !��������� ���������(ife fe--: . ' . fe;'fel "������������������ -; ^y;-y., ��������� ;^!fefe .������������������-.���������������������������:. '^jfe'.^.f: Hii, : My A AAA -���������"'������������������:���������"-. ���������fefeij'fe =*J^fef :: ' "' ��������������������������� fe-panqueted on preparations at .maize,. y-yA y\ --.-���������.^fe-.fe.-r'i'-il'' ^xytti^ :.:^-i.fet-.yfev:-'-,yV'fe-'ii'" -'��������� ���������5-'--'-?-'-* ���������*':���������*:������ -, fe* I ..������������������-.., t::;?a ;it,:JiaS;been>saidrofrtlie:Southern women,, byd ���������--���������* one of,th6ir^o;wni^ as if fK'irT (f -diajj ne yet; bee if- kissed. ���������, ' Iycanno,t - conceive ��������� ,������;h.ow atvwojnan'Subject-'to: o^cnlatory starvia- !;^ti������n( >70pld a'ppear if she had * ever livedo 'In-' , ��������� V'^bd X oaiinofc imagiiie so'^ ii aipp'reliend-the fpErase-.,was) iwed figurati-Kely jv i_-������������������-%��������� j L^^r 'LIIJLp;OEf;;M D'mx^^ ? is fumished. with eybry cdhveniehco*for"thb' 'ctfm" fort, of/Travellers }fe the" Cul in^^r^depMrnent/is5 / un iltf������ <thgsu^ii^en#uce:pf;an cxperieiwed^cooJ^jltheiHeds; are clean'irnd comfortable ; ,ithe'3arcontains- thefeb'osli of Liquors, Segars- &c, ; Stabling, Kay^Barley*&' 6atls������; \;.^.BLUE-'TENT-^RANGH^-Mfe, ^^M^HEN^ERSjON;.b'fegs to /int*orm?hisb-iend8 I ^T? and tbe^trayelliug public, genei^llv/thaifehe'has ���������Mm Oi -iOari-^pa and; j8^-tfr^Ui4fo%MS on-hand at liberal rates. ; ' 6������^,b MAAJ AiA!'*-J;'*-r: *****'���������"'������������������ '^"--"^n'^.y'^v:r!' ^^.neoua'Book^and Staple' 'a.hd'fofl^SMl aU?Its:Braiiches)*^Gorner Yatesrinft'I&'' *' ^tot^������i>ynnc(>.UY������rs Inland.*> {������iff ;������������������*��������� 7,-..j E' '^^W^ARiTA^Lo^ ��������� . .*'l^?tP^a*^^j'0^pbsit������^eifliTC i IS; prepared <t& suppi VjhiSinumerous patrol wjiij requisite for Clothing ��������� suitable for.'everystmi yearAA AA "AA A.AA'A'^ i . A.at,'- ���������'��������� ��������� :Atk i ' ,M 'MA ^LL0<������ET FLQBR/MILLGOii , yi'-i:j':, A,i[.?X ^r>F9^^B5"Agent. ": D.: A., M0LEAN4 i * Ay.y Agent;: Es^i^;^f^i|^N; . Klwney to> snuff rd ippi ng, could say: v j-jj^Tlie iVagfrant infancy of 6p������mbgkf flowers j AA',; Mowed to my senses.In that" melting "kiss^! J" ^pB":Ml������ril^i Prlapr'ieWv'^^' ajfways-; on: Ahanda large'and superior Jstock of. Lager ���������'Beer;" at ���������;the?Bar: Will .be? found; the ; best tBrahdies, Wines ��������� and Segars; the public are invited to call., prepared to fill all pi;dersrprpmptly.. ��������� ' ; J," 1-s!" OTM/MANSONv.;, fe;;';���������'". ' l^rdpridtor, TjHis ������bTE.i������isf large ;; an*d ''$*������& A^Sd'Ije with the bestof everything, that -can ^dbrocurdyana: the cooking isapt inferior tb any on t^he road jiBedroohis; for -families;\Stabling,, Hayv? Barlev.and Oats. Al*3 nmoMAS 'imn^mi&tt ,.A1 lish ]^er,chandize,vv(wholesale:arid';retaildttlsj t"-~-,"--~-"'' ��������� --���������* - -��������� ��������� j|fey^tprla, yMm nmentSfree^cpjiit) ;y: 'taiirant ls'supplied. with all ..the^delicaci^sMm -atforcis.'- t'Ih:;the,Bar-wilf fee fd^ FurnishedRtfoms": '&������i'-''��������� '���������*��������� "AAA'M-Mr-'A'!*w -liv^ 8S itlLE -���������; 1 -LBjSRT/CRYSLERhas PpeneU the above <House; for :������X the reception.of .Travellers'; the Table;i.s well kept; tfh'd tlie; Liquors cannot be: surpassed*..'��������� rijie .Beds,aro, clean and comfortable; Stabling'for Horses^ Hay and :Oatsv MAziy \ M*y.r.,' "-r :'������������������������������������ ���������.. fy; yyr fetyy'';..;I'-s;i? lit MA. Wa MM yi] ���������'AX '���������A: \ ���������v t ,'x. it 1 ���������', 1% " -; A IT, OR. MIjSS> ������'��������� ���������: ������������������ Baike^'and!*(3olbe Saloon, fe,i fe1-vii>,5M"i'fe:*;ji -y y -xr-yy-y-^. y ,n .-, , < ���������' ��������� A,yv. - - .������.,..... RI^H^.IELP^ . . ry y ; ^OOB-M^ "< <��������� ���������:. ..;��������� -Bready Pies; ancI;LG3.kes cons-baiitly on bancl, ���������������������������������������������y~... .^.t ��������� .I.!..-,'--|- M ^ir-|"irM������������HWi|M|i|. UMpLl.ll^. ���������m^���������.. -���������'"-���������iMiMiniu '., in','; the- "pounty^Cl^r^. of /jjfltisb [ '��������� - Ooiurnbia *- AyA -vA ^HfeHoldenutrRich^ldi'.-������������������>.>; j ��������� .w' 't;:; '//:AAAiA;i&^q^pmPT^ Aa AA! Ttf HEREAS,a Petition for adjudication of Bankrupt* ��������� f'-r "-cy;; h������ia boon duly filed* onf the->16th.;:day- of May���������' J as t by- WAiiTKR. Long t Fknton, offe���������/ameri>n to wn,.- "Wi 1 lianiM Crook, British.Gplumbia, late.Restaurant and' S:t- ioon Keeper, and ho having been :adjudicatod a-Jiank-. ..rupi, is hereby required, to surrender himself to Wm. r^o. Gox,-Enquire, the Judge of the cibove Court^ for a BEERS^^d^Ll6^M^aS?a^^ .Goods' forwarded ito the> Mining blsiricts.:' ���������"'���������fl on .Furs consigned; T^SvSS^i^Gphiij^i^k taSff. & -Rueflf; Yic.toiiajxV ��������� AlA); y.-^H ?0 -'bus Hotel is"well fitted'uip with5 every ^'convenience^ fp,r the.com fort of theipublic;- the Beds' "ntti- "aUHha't J a'" weary traveller could lies������riv *.h������TnhiP ;tt������ii������^uo/i ������.i#h of the. latestlstyle;.kept.constantl^n^.^^���������^l from the country punctually..'a^ten^'.tp,! siiicK( CHARLES NELSOlSr,. Proprietor; ^TJiis'^Id* T OREN5>:h ���������?-ffiiorfin ^ " ^.^ ��������� ^ ^^ 3^ I established House 'fewell fitted up tbr the Comfort; Jj-airSds^^W^^O, Proprietor^ This house :oi' Travellers-:^ the Table .Is :sUpplied'with the' best<of ^ivX^itKC^ everything.that-caivbe.had-. and:the. cooking is notAiM of ^S^^^lhl^^'^ rtl3 ^ delicacies ferior.td the best hotel in.the lower.country -Bedrooms ��������� iS*"ffi,S������ *S? l^ar is stocked withitheichoicest ������>?. Families*: Stabling for Horses, Horse'Food: te The Express stops here, ������������������������������������������������������ ' -* ���������]'. *���������'*'���������':.'; .'."������������������"f ��������� ��������� l-'g ; 'mAL^ObNO- &:'0 (^^iinission SSM>| -1 ^-i it-i zu.i - ^ .* i *���������*y;:i i. Li..- ife"->iUrsu ^'J^ 7*1^fa Pitf. HSB 'PORT I>dUGLAS :ADVERTli5EMENTS; si" eifi'bts, when and where' thaC red! tors 'are to'come pre-' ; p %re.d; to.proye .thei r. deb ts, .;���������' and at the. first si tting to chooso Assignees and at tho last si tting the said" Bankrupt" is required to finish his examination . ��������� " All persons in-lob tod to the said .Bankrupt or that: have any of bis estate and effects-are-riot to pay dr de- j liver the same but to. Mr. K. G; Phillips; ��������� Esq , the- 6M-' cial Assignee: appointed by thesaid Court, fe .-:. V> &*&������������������*��������� >���������'.���������"���������'���������'' ������������������ JOSEPH- BARK, :. y. AiA ' RichQeld,, ���������.. n - ** -- - - Counsel fbr Peti tiorier. Richfield, ;17th May, 186fl, y ���������; w y AAA 4 :.- A. ' . VAN WIXKLE, y y. Dea^erltiall kinds of Pro vision^ Clothing &c. $$- S tdlri i n^ for Horses������ Hay, Bar! ey an d Oats al - '.���������TP/ljr^,On,hpUfll. ..������������������;���������.,.' 1-S'; MACDONALD'S ; HOTEL; :JP*H.^ACDONALD^Prdprietbr. .Miners an IT, others destined for tl^ Bridge ;River Mines wi d find averyi convenience- and accomraotlaUonJaltorded tb������m.. . GoodiBeds. and;a Table well supplied with all the delicacies of the season. * ' l.g The Bonaparte House, i SErS"f0^i;,P^lKE' Proprietors., at.thb jiu\\ open lOr tlie aeeornmr\i\hi;/.������ ;.r ��������� i;��������� ������..ilFt������ tm��������� Pis- am bout miles. iV2J?SS-u.??J? tU?!!1 il c<^". ^tabling, .gay. ^ferain j BACiaALUPE, Mkrohant axd Pacou, be- 'SSS"^ . ... ... . ... , .. - . fe miauu\,ac, and once a week for1 Cariboo ���������' 1-s 'tween Douglas and Liilooet. good stock of Provisions, ,&c. Always on hand a I-::^feS^im.& CO., .Proprietors,., This House is , Xt .well fatted up for the accomutodntion of Travellers to the Bridge^River MihesV Good Reds, Stlib'linir fm-Horses :Horse Feed, &c; A Stage runs twice a week between tins house and Port Douglas oh the arrival of the.;stseamcrs frqpi below and connects with the -J,ake; Boats for .Liilooet, . ;' - J^Mfe- WO's03Sr? &' iQO'A, Impdriers .and, De&IeM J kinds of Chinese Goods and Provisions, WW ���������g������r3,Teas. &c., Cormora������t.S.treet, westpfgwg Victoria;:V-.t./^-y*.A 'yrA/J^ffli^ E WATSON, fj^atch-maker,' le^AjA ..��������� -and Sngravor^yatcastree^ajjovW^l ernmeht street^ Victdn^y: i;7.: ,_��������� ^HfeSl Wind*'fenirltMerehim^-Bakers.&^������H^^ Fort Street;'Victoria; y;T.v/ '.'"' ''~l__-i-^Pf^ O- "CHANTS/ "Wholesalo ��������������������������� Deal ers in '\QrtoCsWt, ^| ���������sioss, Books & Shoe's, Wharf street ��������� Victorjs,^.! ��������� -���������7&i mmm i i'^���������SSHS' CORNWALL^,:- il A?r^KS0J?? HOCJSE," hailf-way hotween liviiiff of Linu-nr? ... ?d^J?mmodalfoB. .Tlie best of !..!^.?l^uo^ ������* ;( o Wues r^n Butter, Milk* (rood fctabling.and'cheap'feed. '" S Ijipoinpl and Vegetables." 1-s PROAT'^,bo., (late. Ahde^^gl^gS and CoaiMissibx MKKduiNTS, Store suv^, ^ i SUTRO &/CO.r.i^^B^^^| v^ . CIGARS, TOffAGC0/M^slMwmFOT*L-?:-j 1 corner of rates and Wharf street, Victtna^^l J BrHA^I^.^r^iA^ O * ner of rates and Government a^t v ;..-_x SB T SWIS LEWIS, Clothier, YateffStroS, Victoria^ Ai op^sae the Bank oj. British North America. X-s :KALLAXDAIKR,0O!J.ECTpk&GFATiRAi7\W^ ��������� -eovern-ra.^tjfeWreei, Vietoria-fyah^uver ijl.and. HACK'S HOTEL Orablv known ho n -l j JL" ��������� ' fc rLjIIs ��������� Tll(j ^ovo fav- Uquow sua WI* . "CDWCest brands ;;bl aaalersluf^^i iW/iWa. \������ *���������. 1 F^B^iTUK^'BroaJs^ AAJRE & GBANOINI, ffflSf1^ '^ iTENBiBSON^a^B^ Jl.Whart,:atr������������l, VI������tS������p|������v'V;.i. ��������� SSM^ -a^HSf? T'i^K -^ s#;Co".:." Mr ' .1 &**** *&&' y^M>\\i'<i\ **#*������\ ^"ua.Toiii-r; ."il >' Aj'\: rsir r Boots :ecause I������ KM** ��������� ffejjj Street,-ftj :torla, y j above fi" ^���������soiiciifti*: r'stip'i'ncf'r m^My.0 WDrSSjl ���������at and .Bark U-'Hotel del usfflWKJii oaportingl tonilysufpiSI Standard," aDcy.'Stiitej mAi0i yyy\]i veHoteljUlal )'atrowi " very,seas^J niporteis ���������rTetail i xect^cp- rS,f rietors.': ;Wimams.C^ asrbiB I'THB BRITISH rC0LUMBIAN'3UDICIAKT. If England" has ta" dose*rrM'pto^minencSa; over btWccfata^ Govern-; | niraiit isi^h^^u^ I tbe peopleW^"tnVtJniifed States may rail at the., expense and injury :of monarchic^ and: tbe overweeninglnfl^ence ��������� B ti^iigK:eiass-' es, they are all compelled to admit that no v mor.e angnst tribnhal ,e^ I they^icj^i^B^ Ai English' I judge is the personification of aK that is im- ! maculate in erring man. Unimpgachahle^ in f human nature, and rarely surpassed in jndgL fe ment ancMearhinjjjffiq fornix ;pne< of-the great bulwarks oftiie'aation-a^ wrong doing.-'A It ��������� Wouldv.be a happy thing if iwe-could say thefsamero^the men sent'outtq dispense the law in the i*nfanc;jr bfBritislrcolt phies. Too frequently the colonial judge fori |#ets thei sacred cha^acterrpf Msoffi^f(lal)jbles I in unseemly speculation, and mjxesj>imself up fin the quarrels <rf$$e-cc^ fhe*IS called: upon Jtorp^eBide. Fromlsiich a hiioliX&Uiij usti'tf"-^ thisiscales,} and tara%lriB;b.ack^^ lla^^^^rtunateVifor th^:oonntr^.andfunfb;*rrf ^tunateultim^ iuatibn taHes plac^^ttfe^e[M^iM^^^ep^bqA. Itween corrup tion��������� and coriMsibhvbe^ ftrary injustice and anarchicalvi������fluctioa-de-; Itween'Judge*Lucre^^*"and:^u,a|e"Lynch: .-We} twould be very:sbn?yr to^ saty thaf there is anyj probability of Mther AQ? 'th^seflco3lc?aies falling] finto tbaVft^ w^en the-people :10se^lK*riw trationvof* the laiy;bui weqmniti imitMf eyesj |o therfact that, Jitd^Se^bie, ^li^only^jiidge) pftBTitisn^ apprehensions in the p ublic mind-of the neigh- ��������� boring colony.'--y^ Sore'than one instancO, and4n more than one >lace; 'wherehe hasnepoiysset a^flefiance the |aprecl (#ei$iet stfi a> ju^^nd, $1 i^stjeyery ^etfspapeiv froin^ ���������his^acts ;dbne were a illegal; a y Tliere 'is '^bnieX thing; rriore,' ho weter in Kthe ��������� affair thai-h1 ap p'/jarb' oa-;the face 'oY:ikJ.--fMri ;Gox]br ^ Jiidgb "WoxyW he is 'most:frequently ^termedyis the most'ppp- ttlar official? that-eyer ' received-' an fe appoints meritiii either colony; = ��������� The-rooghesti as ���������������������������well' as 'the; -mpst / r^spectab le miners - in Garibpb iiiiontioii his name;with respect;; ior; the sim pie reason he has always been the rigid dispenser :of justice, uftfa^ fear or favor. On some; occasions recently Judge Begbie ; has set. CbmraissionQr".:Cox7s" decisipnslaside|iand indeed^ has Met* aside. :in ieihj&nqetyi his own decisions in the,.Supreme Ooiirt." ���������;;;Whether^ Judge^; Begbie 'was' right tin any or 'all- of these instances we do ribt pretend to-6ay, but weiknow; thejgeneraKinining piib'4 lie are Mth ihe.Gold Com raissibner, t a n dyw-i jkj^^^udge Begbie?s conductrjhas ;^enyas ni������oh dissa^sfaction has at New-WestminsterJOrLiiloo.efc; AMe- are! >*^^de^d"by^e������S'^^^ ^^y^^prbbaMity of the minersr-1 in: one'or ,|wc>;instances\disregarding;his decisions^ We :bop0^io1weyeri that things iwill inot comeytoj s*ach<tpass;:although'trou^ evidently^om^e1 tone of the miners, brew-; in^on: Williams Greek.; There is a uniyersalj j^ling: of indignation a^iihe^ iminm^clai-ms. have be "No man- kno \ys what' he is b uying. - Wh en I one or two lawsuitslare overhand the parties! i ia j^sessio^og the ^ ed> a person may'purchase-into aolaimyfancyr! ing thai litigation h as spent itself f b utVhe fi nds bimseli^^oiully ^mistaken ;*ia? a; iifctfe ^hiile-- the disputejgetB into chancery and he discovers ^whea^ifcis txSoflate-' that his shareJ;ihstead: of PUBLI8HBD^VEWr:fe3^^A^ UfVyJ;ALL&<fe-tAiy^ pywoB^BARKBRVILLBi iA^ttUAmORKE^:CARiBb(i '.' A }A- Siibsori-pti6n^$l!^er������.^eeki:fe J.. {Including cost of^delivery,) fPa^atile ho the, Carrier. y' :������ &j&mv&K&y*yA // ���������vB^K^E^I^gB:^: ;^g:P^ fe ' >,.. - (Witliv|������pwer to Inoroasej). ��������� 11- I:V ���������),;fe raJii';a -ranining .are; a :mere nagatelle.; risks of ;Begbie?s Chancery Court!that terrify ym ' ^^':^^fy^i^i r*,"*.4-"-*/ fefe-fe Ay, jMAM'yyAA y, Iron /'-C^'^W^6elii powder; arusE, &g.;*&o: ��������� - j i -fe-,''fe. L ;"- i'J..j.'fe-' f '.'.������������������ fe''-I/ <fe ������������������������.' -t c-.i''.->'���������-������ fe . >fe. i.' fe" ./.fe.. ���������- ALSO,,; j-fefe^ ������, . A i -��������� ' STATlIONEft^: . 1 ;DRAF^ ISSUED^ON THEr^ -������������������;>���������",",(,in:yangoutoislan������,---! ={w ��������� ^-. >; feyffJCTbRUfeAND^*^^ ' y A?k TIIE;UNITED STATES*; V.' , ��������� y'SAN;FRANCISCO; PORTLAND,;Qt&awAy ';-.. .'.-/'?? -?^M^|y^- ?fP^EAl,,\iN OANAbjL; r - ^^at*^;^iroi^^ ^ , .8ton,; Cobourg,yBOileW ������������������������������������������������������ ���������'���������:->-'-zyUle;*mjitb^Bste^^ " mtriiViTJr^.tn^^A^rt: ?$-yM'A'M: : ������^������ ,:*������v'������ Wa^m ���������'/.': y,J^fey; mAliy K.i EOFELDEfi i CO, :I)KA;LBBS;iN'-'' JRR^lSiO^,^R0������M StorageJ'and Commis^ionl^ ������fe VS-- '-' !"i f ���������; )E:yH:0DC3^E]Nl^^ bme aMtional^tanceW hU U:-:*������" tw*;n���������.,:^ ���������;sViti������ '.rt;* u���������..^ -Ji>..iv^"��������������������������������������� 'bear .Of-.the 'r.nenv. and t.np. snnn'f.r th������ inhn.hu -rieitjr^fXt^is qmte^itWnt^e bounds of possir astotts; t rr *ut'wecanno^~ll^ Slat :he,'wa^. appointedfeto^ his ^u^gslfipt^Jt ^pine when -it required as-a qualification,for fiPat pbsitioii >lnpre ^f ietej7nina||^nVtha'n^ of ���������^gal &6wi^^^itM^e^m faie ^an^under; itch circunistances"thati^no;maniri-Ehglandof ny- brdihary legal-reputatiori would^bave ac- |epted\ the .;apponitmettfc J^Ott' this^grou Iherefbre) :#-'bn ihfrxftti^^^ |>earJbfjJthe *pblpny, and the sooner''the^iahabi; tai^^U^p^t%^ Ikme^.G^erp^n^^^; udge Begbie tp: bo aryeyry;brniiant dispenser f ? te^w-^nlike JuSge -^^hamhe'had lib sctensive:legal experience tOii-ecommendihira" -and'it is'by: ^;^^a ttat his decisiojfo, instead! of p)ar|aking of tiiat Jjidi wai;cleatfiess ������andi pb^Whicfr^ tfeeliin t: gersal characteristics of ith'e decisions^oty ^hgJi mh judges;;: tehcji&l?^:ig^mlif tramj>iing, jsconti^ojiedf and ^*rel^yMtg;^en Ay^n&a jadgo; defining, fraud es to be only ^s*ffia*r^ss^a^ teiendants in a mining^iy^witfifelcoy^ abotlrjs^iney^^^^'^ve^ ^cbwemight )e disposed to cbtopliment him on his poeti- . jal illustration^vtie are^ther mblinebi to think ie ignores ^fe?'ataidness?a^ ?0f judiciai^^ij^;^^en^s find ��������� him *e^ ^fw ons w^^cl1 ������^aright; belongs to,a jury, wevcan ^t������Dly "8ay Wt?iM'::)Gbluaabia^ has;Sbt;"as7-her: Conf" issioEh EB'iia,' id'Lifl' BBDDP LA;! I; , l m^r ions of BritisheColl^j^-Ma^^ raceM>tp;ih������^$'^^ ��������� i!e?8be^8^d,:anen4i^ lf^^lniing "clain������Mdertj shutting up the countryJs: ^1k?- of ^iles'awaytrbm'th.e7aceh4V"9;f:dte ^^^-t.such-alime -.as': ,the- present, ywhen: British |I^������olttmbia can afford to' waste no portion of her "^^groductiye energy, it is a seriou^ thiiig tohaye ^K^?]^^^ Begbie the sole awarder 6f i3^HuaAclal decisloas. ,.:Wef have by recent actions :^|!?^P e courts of law in British Columbia been ^^^S1 aware of.the fact that' no official is re- iif������Te w^iole.Tested interests of^ the coiony -may ^^Me^sold to-morrow and sacraficed; brit that H|H^dy is tb blame; and on. the heels almost WSSm K.ese ^xfe<>rdinary ^decisionsi"of* .Jud^o ^^^egbie, we find a collision -between the A^Sfc l^M^fi^6 Ju^e and the Gk)ld .Oommissidher- on: ^SHFlUiams^Qreek.;.m; *which;.the' latter .refuses to KS��������� Wnction from., the Supreme^ Gburt. pp>t the order ���������pf.tfae Judgei. ,-The. reasons -Mr. ���������K?: T Wstybi? refusal; are1 given elsewere 9K1^? sho?. the Vpligtt^ into' whfch ^������ie adrnimstratton of tho law in the noighbor- m*slplacelwith:a more suitable man thelj^tterl ^Btii^'(^i^si/ A' y ry ':A '" ,f'"; "��������� i iytws.y UsiyEftflAii PRACTICE, of mixing'- Obicpryfeand other ad������ltewti>we.?wit^ 'ed:in public estimation^^what oughts;tbcbe;the:mbst delicious of^ Beverages;;. i So effect uallyhaye.; the^public been ^rugged wjihisjuch mixtures ..that the trjie'properties haye been lost sight ot', ^nd many;,prefer. a v:black. and^thickinfusion to,a drink rich, in,spirit.'and i^roma. iGeiidra liases the^.use pf Coffee, it, is -little known "tiiat in cpiidehsing:the vapors; extracteti irom the berry in rp.asbi-ns:, _a.:liquor is:.obtained of; .the most; nauseous ���������; taste,- and,of a scent the most unboarab:i(^.:;: Undersuch 'circuibstances it! is evidently jmpprtaht":ttiat all' the ���������gascB and tl ii i ds extra bted' by Tbast ih'g should be cur- ���������Hed off as Quickly as possible, in,or(ier to,preyent their -retnrDihg again to the Goffeey which: is the case'in the 'cbhuned' eyjiriderfe ��������� This1 object is admirably accomV lilished byihelrioVv and patent "Conical Collee Roaster,J as'used b^tFE.LL & CO.^, Victoria J-.in" which tlie berry} 3s'directly exposed to:the radiated heat, and' the vapor' extractedparried off instantdheously. In addition'to: thea'dvhntage to;be derived by:the rapid��������� refh'oVtil oi the steamvcohtaimng the-objectioriable: properties, the -p*ure ftroma of. the Coffee is ��������� retained j} the essential oil being "preserved and nb^exhausVed'as' In.theCylJJJder Roaster> where ��������� the Cbflee( is re quired; to remain."��������� a much longer time in", bob sequence of tlie 'steanVing'it undergoes by the ;c6nfltied'steam; It is chemicaliy impossible to retiiin-the "qualities or .arrest,, the deterioration pf Coffee' when ground/ ' The heat engbhdered by tiie process of roasting, and espacially of grinding, creates an action in; the elementary parts;wh ich grad ually d estroys Its fitness for drink;. .But to retain the essential oil whfch It contains we have it encased in tins Containih^- iVom 1 lb*, to .28. lbs,:, a nd which can be had- - irom, a ny '"'-" " -- Wo ^an confidently re- ?rtp,* b6eh obliged to: re-'. "accoun't o'f..its.:..ill effects'^ thatihey niay' Use our;CoiTeej roasted in; the:c6nic������L Roaster,..being. recOniinended by n 11 inedical men uhder whose notice it h'is been brought, and;by nulnerous bther testimonials in its favor.A .-.". FELL fi QO.\ i ,:;.; Ai. si. ��������� . Cbifee Mercliants, ;Yatcs :st,, yictbrip, -! dSSKERVIliliE^-AajbiningHhe Express Oflfice; VARKEBiVmiftA ..\:'i 1/ ��������� - ^. ^E^i^;^it;DEr;; ���������; \ y:y.: Bopt,and;a3tooe Make^r, '"' l":' - " ���������BrA-RkE'R.Vix'L3B-,;?l-:^Ar~ V :, l/ .., ?;���������;^^ S|mc;oeii������t; Catherines-y^yM-c^r ONcNEW YOmZ-qRhtinsr*. BKLt'&'Gi^D%r?(^^W y ��������� v * . <y i'y*.ft>r the������Biink..of Montreal.'>.>;,-��������� yy '��������� A'r y->\ ^ "'HcudOVnce/I^mo'ardS^'^n^ ; ���������y... -yyy ;.r amm^ ma:^���������4^{-MM^:->yyMi)yy^y^ - . - /CURniSNT:yU:COUKT8 opr-noil.for. any;amount not ;V Gpyernm$tiV'aiS;^pr^���������^ecjtiritiestri'ceivod^ fbr^wtiH custody; Intere^tsjnd M^^ y A _{ t , ���������. :Recelved'on Boposll, bi^dyyces mide upon ihiiafcy ... .-. i ' ������������������ ���������- <-y''yMx:,yy .y ;_fe ' ��������� fe "- -fe-- yi, .-'y.x. -yj-. i,-.,.; i,-; .'~":.ix; .'fefeT.fe-fe:yM- -.'-fe--':'������������������-���������������������������,��������� ,-������������������'-'-, xxy 'fe,���������.,<-.fi-j ,-.;,-,fe''';: fe fe y *y y fe.fefe y .-���������*-_: :,y'- yjM" rr ��������� ,:r fe'ESTABLiaFIED IS 1838. ���������y\.. "ufe'n? l; iviot/XTEi" &; CO;, i/y-'WH[Oli3SALE,-& ���������RETATLytfe..fe'i V-. \ ^^*t^Hfil^;''"Wiliia^ . Ell AVE ON HAND a large stock of !Br6visioiis,:" UHardware andfeVegetables*. and*tfre^deter.' rained to.sell: them cheaper thah; any other .stor������.on 'Williams 'Creek. Comeand see'aiia judge for -yourselves*. . ���������:��������� MhUlili May 5tb, 1866; A AAA M: ' fe' Ax A "I A j;; k. 8UTER & eo. 0:68^iii'i#;si^ tegeiiits DEBT GOLIjEGTdRS.X ��������� v ;:' ���������AN-D! ; KBaiikrU*pt AffiiirsIwoarifl' up: and-'Balauc'c! Sheets'ytrn- pareijj Mining/iicceu^tscarcfully inadeup;-: All kinds of Foriusan'd agreements drawn,, and every other dos-: cription of business .prb.m'pHy^itend'ecj" to.'*'".-; ���������."; '*'A } j^t^ce^-RlCHFIELg.; n^rt^i^p'^K-^^^ ���������HBAn Office: 7^ ST. ilELENS PEACE LONDOK * ,-, DRAFTsJlSSUED dh lindonrlNew;York, San Fri h - Cisco, Cariboo, Canada, >few Bnirikwick, rNrtva Scoti:, iand oh; al| -the. Branches;pf :tlie'National Bank.of.:Sc.b't- 'land akd.^roVintSfl'Banlf of 'Trftiand: .��������� - Av ; 'Bills Of': Excnange and G-bld ^rchasefd^ A \ :': Interest 6^i Special>"bopo^ rate of a Quarter of nne ^pcr'-cen t; per month. ��������� * ��������� ������������������*" I.-' 'Go'iip-BitST:Melted.'and"Assayed,-and teturids'-made :wiLh'in^h(rarS;ih-.Coi-n''or,Bar8V^^ AAAJMAiAfMy-',,: feOresof e"veiydescriptionbarelully Assayed^ .-,,>.������ ���������>.. j, jTfeB.^Any instruc'tums iis to the-disposal of the pkA fceeds of Gohl. Bust; forwarded/to\ the ofilce in Victoria:- for Assay .will- be carefully attended to;; >���������������������������'" '���������' ���������'/y fe? "'. fe.;,. A yyy yMyy ���������������������������fer*--0::;G;--SHEPHERD,iMaJioger:vfe: j ^ietbria,.V;I;,-.April,-lS66..:,:y, !.; My .,-���������-.' 1-srv vfe'-fe BARN MrMs: ArA v: WILLTAnf ; WINNARD^ " A/y Aa a ,;,:;';; ?'b a r ke r ^l.l e>, Ti '',.,: y -AT BARKERVILLE, JAMES LORING, PRoriteoit. This First Class Saloon is how open to the.lovers of EYERY EVENING-. . i First Class order will be preserved^,;and the pr'-jprietor invites his friends and the public to give him a cull.. .. ! IKS* Tbe BAH is stocked with the best of Liquors and Segars. ' .. 12-lm BARKERVILLE BREWERY, :BREWiER., PRAGER & BRO,, A'IaA*'-'" BARKERVILLE^'y ��������� ���������,'-.. ..."..-.' nKAtERsiN y:.y / Assorted Merc WILLIAM SEWELL, " ' VAN' WINKLE, "'v ' ' BEGS TO INFORM HIS-CUSTOMERS AND THE public generally that he intends, to furnish them BEEF OR MUTroif, 'so soon;as packing is practicable, at their resp-;clive claims on tho fli'lVrent creeks, or J re^ldencop, at the Most Rbaso\af.8u: Rate?. * '��������� { Van Winkle June litb, iSdS. .11 i !Whiolesale and Retails fe E. C. GILLETTE, ���������: ������������������;��������� CAMERONTOWN. ���������:-, .7y iebnnecVing at Liilooet'A arid Yale 'withf -':DIETZ.- ^'; | NELSON'S fbr^few "Westiiiirister &: Victoria, - ' ^/���������ILli^ARRlV^ A^ ^E^^ } f*X Barkerville;' to connect with U)esti>fihi.er;,{fj)i-':��������� terpris.c', at"QbcshplmoutbU-fOx<i-tttfi-'.-STAGES' at S01 *��������� ��������� Creok, EVERY "W"EEK,;conveyingTrk^surKj-Lev:: tbrs and yAUJApriESfbr all-pjirtsorthe wprlf.'.".': ���������Aiw.r. Com m issibhs recei ved an d' fbrwc rd ed by Express Ur- the colleciibn of Notes, Bills arid the purclniso of Jari "-- -tiles to be obtain ed itt No. w ;\ycs.tm in ste r; Vic"torla; ft ������������������*':- Francisco oi* enroute, and returns made with dispatcbv ' ; JOHN.}!; LbVELL, AAAA" . 1-s ..... . i. ;;Agen t, BarkeryiIIe. BARNARD'S EXPRESS, Reduction in the Prices of Express Freight. N AND AFTER THIS BATE the rate, for Expro.^s' Parcels' froin Vale t'o'Barkerville will be Piircels from 5 to 50 lbs. .75 els. 'ft \\y, ���������":..��������� do ��������� do m to 100 Ifcs. ������21-2 c(s V- ttu ��������� ���������do do 100 Ifcs. and over 50 c ts ^ jfc"- . ;. fe. JOHN B; LOVELL, A^rH'. A "'{ ���������; . ������������������ ' ' ' .Jifirkon'ilfo.-:-"- Junc20Jh,lS6S. . M.A ...: ':'.- ���������:.... 14". AA Important to Miners! JAMES PURDSE, ^a^uksmit/b:/ RICHFIELD, The undersigned is prepared to CLEAN BLACK SAND, BLOWINGS ANir PANNINGS.; j."-- -%';i:;; On Commission, or will purchase any quantity or ife<* . Most Liberal Tkrms, a t tne ���������. : .. '; -. Reading Room, Cameronton, . The Subscriber is well known on Williams Creek, ������o'?- from tho confidence: ropojsed in him last. Full in ti. \: - above business, be bi������p(->s to rcc-oiva, the patronaj?!^,... 1 .the'-lining comtnuni'y tb������ enFUinf^fftsen. ' j ������ JOHN BOWKOH, - -TO ADVERTISERS....;: . The i������Cariboh SentineV' is;published every Monday fend Tnuwday. Advertisement? intended lor insertion must bo delivered" at latest .at 6 o'clock, p. m., tbe day bnfore publication. ��������� 'yAAAA, THE CARIBOO SENTINEL MONDAY, JULY 2, 1866. TELEGRAPHIC. (Special Dispatch to the Cariboo Sbstwbi.. ) . Farther Point, June 18,���������Tho -Pern vian, :.'" from Liverpool-.June 7th,.and Londonderry 8tb, bas passed en route for Quebec���������Bread- Ptuffs firm, provisions quiet but steady.���������Bul- Hon at the Bank \>f England had increased ������1,400,000.���������The-Prussian troops entered Hol- steih on the 7th June. . The AustrianB were concentrating at Altona.,.- These moves are regarded as a virtual commencement of the war.���������la the British vHohse of Commons the Opposition had attempted, a surprise on the Government. by moving the postponement of the franchise classing, reform, but were debated; >:- - . A ���������AAAA-y'-yA' Halifax. June 18,���������The steamer from Liver: pool, June 9th, via Queehstowri 10th, has arrived. ..Consols.closed on. Saturday evening ht 85| to 8b*| for money. -Five.twenty's at <>5t. to 66.���������Con linen tal' news.'continues warlike. Bismarck had issued = an .important circu lar ,;,dat$i-the ith,'addressed- to.;Prussian Repre^ ^sehtatives abroad, and' says, ail -our iriforma-, tion agrees that a determination to make war! . is settled at Vienna: Not only was there manifested an litter absence of .%.��������� desire to enter. : -, into negociations, and to discuss ;the posibili- ties, of agreement, but; expressions of influen- .. tlal Austrian statesmen and. counsellers of the SjEoiperor have been reported to tiie King from authentic sources, which leave no-doubt that the imperial Ministry desire war at any price,4 partly in hope of successes ip: ��������� the field j and partly to heal domestic difficulties,'��������� nay, even Austrian finances, by "popular; contributions or by honorab 1 e bankruptic$M The; fact; of war is settled by this determiiiation at Vienna. Tbe^only further point is' to cfeodse "a favora- ble time to begin.; ..The London 'Times' says, ; "such a dispatch as the aboVeVhas not often been penned by a; European.;Minister. :, Prussian statesmen nowythiukucofet^ tary in coraiminications with��������� Austria. ��������� All the pfide and bitter hostil ity wMjii;have neces- sari ly rep ressed; during lo ngr^egotiatioris may now be; repeated. . The. 4i^gatcii febl^aths^a spirit of war,!aud~seems to'h������ye beeEwnti^.rl; . in anticipation of an immediateru-ptu:pe> Tlie Lohdb!.n 'Tel egraph';says, .with thfc dispatch the last hope of peace disappearefi. Hostilities have become evident. i> Ay Prussian division .under Gen. Fliess ha/l.crbssett the Eider into Holstein. They are said.. to' have been ordered to occupy Rendsburgs,;KierandFred- erickstadti . The Austrians were reported evacuating Kiel, and concentrating at AUona, where Gen. Goblentz and staff had established headquarters. On the 8th (he Prussian troops moved forward and occupied .Kendsburg; they were peacefully met by: the. Austrian garrison who evacuated the same 'day. The parting was friendly. Gen. Goblentz issued a proclamation protesting against the Prussian occupation of Holstein. He, daily ex- pec t-s Orders to attack the Prussians, and to uso every effort to rout them. : He has announced the transfer of the Government of the Duchy of Holstein to the city: of Alton a. It is reported the Prussians, would forcibly prevent an assembling of the : Estates of ilolsteih at AUona. Latest accounts say tbe; Emperor of Austria has ordered Goblentz to avoid an engagement. Goblentz. is further ordered to retain the civil functionaries in -PovmTy and:to -delay-a" deelaration������������������ of: marti&l law. The Emperor claims that affairs now stand as they did previous to the Gar.tein. convention. Vienna dispatches say; diplomatic relations between Austria and'Prussia will cease the moment the Prussian delegation to the Diet leaves Frankfort to return; /The Crown Prince of Prussia has been appointed Govern-, or of Silesia during the mobilizing of the army. A Florence telegram says, Italy will cora- SanFrancisco, 23rd June, 1S66.���������Thesteam- er Oregon, 10 days from point Isabella, on tbe Colorado river, arrived to-day; on her downward trip, when off the Catalina islands, struck the British bark Kent from Can*mean island, loaded with salt for Portland, sinking her.��������� The Golden City, which left Panama on the evening of the 9th, where she connected with the steamer from New York of-the first,, arrived early this morning.--Sbuth American news unimportant; no. new military movements, business was improving in Valpariaso; no further molestation feared from the. Spanish fleet.���������A grand banquet was given.in honor of the victory of the Peruvians oyer the Spanish invaders; no less than a thousand gentlemen sat down c tq;; dinner,, the principal European tiatio ns and the United:States were, representedi^-A calamity cnusing: the; death of 500 persons occured at "Valparaiso ��������� on. the 20th May in sinking a sub-marine battery! designed as a torpedo;.it was towed in 30 fathoms water for the purpose of experimenting," that was the last of ii-r-The election of President of the State of Panama took place June* 2nd and resulted in the election of Gen. Vincente, the popular dignitary, who received every vote that "was cast.~The last steamer from Peru brought about 180 Spaniards who had been compelled to leave the country under a decree of Government.���������The Panama 'Herald* says the United States war ship Marengo is now at Guaymas for the purpose of enforcing the demands of the American Government.��������� the interior. The French have not started from there and only keep strict police* to prevent Corona's agents from creating any disturbance. Robberies and assassinations are of daily occurrence. . The stages were regularly attacked and wealthy travellers carried off* for.ransom. Near Puebla a fight had occurred with six robbers, of whom two were killed and two wounded, who turned out to be naen of better Mexican society and not driven'by necessity to so nefarious a profession. 'Twenty-two robbers were brought in after the. ast sault on the Belgian Ambassador's;. Couch turned out to. be innocent of this crime, but was convicted of other depredations since then. The assassin of Major Huart was caught and gave the names of twelve of his accomplices ; they were immediately arrested ; a hempen cord Will be their fate. The Liberals m Sonora were being driven to the American line. OrderB have been issueoj at'Tepic for the formation of an expedition of 3000 men to operate against the remnant qf Liberals in Sonora and Sinaloa. .... oppenheimK ERCHANTS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. DEALER* IV 1T> KINDS OF ������������������' -��������� ALL NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. liquors,mm, -.���������v^!q.t"h;i;"kq';-i; ': '''BOOTS &: SHQES,: A MINING: I TOOLS, icr Beg to call the attentionof Miners and otW ��������� to their full assortment of SUPERIOR GOODS wbicb will be sold AUCTIONEER, MINING & COMMISSION AGENT,.AND ACCOUNTANT, -v: BARKERVILLE.' 17 mence hostilities so soon as war is opened by Prussia. A decree was issued in Florence on the 3rd calling out for service the second categories of classes of 1842-3; others still will soon be called,���������The cholera is still continuing its ravages in Holland. Returns from Rotterdam state that out of 85 cases 45 have proven fatal. The cholera has broken out at Nantz ; .15 to 20 cases.daily, though few deaths. ���������Financial affairs in Loudon are considered favorable. Thebank report shows recipts un- nsuaiJy large, owing to consignments of gold from America. A strong anticipation of a decline in the rate of discount has given firmness to all kinds of funds. Rate of Bank discount is ten per cent, but good private paper is taken :. for nine on the market. Measures are be-. ing taken for the establishment of the Consolidated Bank. The report of the Bank of France shows a turther increase of 390,00.0,000 francs cash- Toe Bourse On the (Kb -was quiet."and M y; Von tea 67 f..t. 0ij'c:: A'y "��������� Ay A A:;.' A A Ca.pt. James G*. Kaller'an old resident of this ���������bi'iy and a- ship captain- well known throughout the ^Pacific coast/died on board the steamer Oregon May 13th, and was buried at sea.��������� The Golden City brought a million dolla*rsin treasury notes on account of Government. ���������Legal tenders remain 71 @ 72, small sales. The week closes with good demand for money without change in real estate, and trade generally quiet : ���������",���������-'. : / fe, t; , .-������������������;-���������.���������, San Franciscot June. 24.���������Eastern line is still out of order beyond La.mariei7--.The Ham- son Opera' Troupe (English) arrived1 by the bark Japan from Australia yesterday.���������The steamer G. S. Wright, belonging to the Russian Telegraph expedition, sailed this morning for Fetropaulowski with Col. Bulkley and suite ���������Over 10,000 persons went to the CliiFHouse thi3 morning to witness Madame Celeste- jwho accomplished the feat of walking a rope stretched from Cliff House to [Seal Bocks.���������Iaeut. Col. Pollock and command of 300 meiivfrom Fort Goodwin, who had been reported���������Jjnnur- dered, returned to San Francisco by the!.^Ore- gon yesterday, and will-be. mustered out next weekl.. v."yfefe;;,. yy/i/y//-l&^^W//'('"���������. ^:;Sah.Francisco, fJuhe ^th.'-^O.-t^/Perkins, coinmissibii merchant, doing biisiness at 318 Battery street, committed suicide this morning by shooting himself with a revolver.���������By the arrival of the bark Japan we learn that the British bark Harmon, from Sydney with coals and 80 passengers tor San Francisco, put into Tahiti; when a few days from Sydney, Capt. Perkins was lost oVerboard ; the Vessel arrived in charge of Mr. Coffin, the first officer. There having been some trouble amongA,������he passengers, on the arrival of the' vessel at Papulia charge was brought accusing Coffin withhaving pushed Perkins overboard.' He was imprisoned and brought before the British Consul, examined and released May 16th, there being no evidence to sustain the charge. . San Francisco, June 26th.���������Eastern line still silent beyond Laramia���������The Committee .of Arrangements for the 4th July celebration gives an encouraging report; they expect to get up a celebration-that, will do honor- to the city and all who participate in it���������The Treasurer of the Branch Mint has received authority to increase the bullion funds $250,- 000 ; this, fund provided by Government enables tbe" Treasurer to pay the depositors amounts deposited before gold can be worked! In into'coin^The British bark Norseman arrived yesterday from Liverpool in 115 days; this is the shortest trip made between the two ports in several years.���������A resolution was unani mously adopted by the Board of Councillors that the freedom of the city be tendered John Rogers and officers'of the war steamer Van- derbilt and monitor Monadrock. Los Angelos, June 25tb.���������Fr6m Mr. Engle, who just arrived from Hurdys Landing, Colorado river, we learn that Moses Little, of San Francisco was killed at the Macidonia mine, the murder was committed with an axe, the stroke cleft his head in twain ; the other employees were absent at the time; it is said that Indians were the murderers. We also learn of the murder of another man by .Indians, near Trail Spring, which took place a.few days previous. It seems the Indians are actively on the war'path; they have approached within ten miles of .our city and murdered two other men, Mr. McGuire and McGee. , Portland, June 26th���������The Fideliter is advertised to sail for Victoria on Thursday. San Francisco, June 25th.���������-The following Mexican news was received by the steamship New El Dorado Saloon.! AT COST PRICES! to roako room for a NEW STOCK tb arrive ������0Boon J .the Roads arc* open. ���������. * J&* Liberal allowance will he made to RestaUFaatasd Hotel Keepera and.tho Trade eeneMiiv on largo orders. , ...; . . y . j' /THE PROPRIETORS TAKE PLEASURE In.announc X ing to their friends and the public generally that they have refitted this spacious Saloon, and will open the same on TUESDAY EVENING NEXT, whon they will be happy to entertain all who may give them a call. ROSS ii RURDICK,: " ' Proprietors. . Barkerville, July 2nd, 1866. ������������������ 17 y. JAMES P. TAYLOR, ���������'A' BARkERVlLLE,' >S COXSTANTLy ON HAND the choicest selecUoa of Druos & Patent Medicines; also. Hair Brushes Tooth Brushes ��������� Combs, Tooth Powders, Fancy Soaps of every description,. Luhuis, Extracts Rose Water ah4 other Perfumeries, Garden.See'd3, &c, kc. aIso * choice lot of No. 1 Havana Segars. '"��������� A' A li Caribbo Literary Institute J. S. THOMPSON,'Presidknt: ' JAMES ANDERSON, Vice-Pkeaident. ' '' JOHN MacLAREN, DR W. B. WILKINSON JOHN ADAIR, ,} DlKECTORS. JOHN BOWRON, Secretary & Librarian'.** THIS INSTITUTION at present 'contains about 500 volumes of. Choice Literature,consisting of Religious, Scientific, Historical, and Poetical works, and works of*) Fiction. ��������� '��������� ., ; ��������� ! ���������-. ..;���������:-.'. Worcester's Large Pictorial Dictionary, Ure's Bsctipji* ary of the Arts, Manufactures and Mines. Lippencott's Pronouncing Gazctt'ee'r of the. World, anu Homah?s Cyclopedia* of Commerce'will :a 1 ways be kept in the room forreference. y - ^ . . .-; ,'y . '/.������..'���������*: -.;";,]yM'M^-^- * Tlio Read ing Room will' be found 'supplied ^ wi th the litest English, Scottish. Canadian, American, and Colonial Papers and Magizines. Terms of Subscription���������$5 per quarter, or $2-per month. Single volumes Loaned to non-subscribers at 50 cts. per volume, with $1 deposit. ��������� '. Persons not subscribers visiting the Reading Room and making use of the Books and Papers will becharg? ed 26 cts: Tor each visit. #3*=* The Room will bo open from 10 a.m.*till 10 p.mi ��������� ��������� JOHN BOWRON, "��������� -.'* 17 Secrotrary and Librarian*. '. PARLOR SALpo A'A/i.. A. 'barkerville, '.:-,��������� . 1' //a- Madame; ^BENPixe^;- BEGS ��������� TO ANNOUNCE TO HER. FRIENDS THAT she has-rentted this .well known Saloon^ where she invites tbc^publlc'to give her a call. .,',.. ��������� / ���������$3~. Thei'Bar is stocfeod with the "best of UQD0R3 and SEGARS that can be procured; y yr: jy.. BANC IN (3: 'r' i -' FOR THE.:: ilM-A; 1,000^000! 1-000,000! AT -A. ��������� M. Ay, ���������. c A M E R O N T O W N-,, A:iyA~ ..... W'HERE THE PROPRIETOR, T. A. BABRTi vgives a general invitation to his friends and tho public at large to call and judgo for themselves the merits of hia Billiard Tables; also,"the Choice Brands of bis^SEGARS and LIQUORS. The Orchestra, which consists of four musicians, Is First Class. 10-3m In the Supreme Court of Civil Justice of British Columbia. 1JATTHEW BAILLIE BEGBIE, ESQUIRE, Judge of 111 the Supreme Court, authorized to act under a Petition for Adjudication of Bankruptcy, filed the 4th day of August, 1804, against Davjd Sikes, Trader in the District of Cariboo East, will sit on the 11th day of July ��������� next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon precisely, at the Court House, Richfield, In order to make a dividend of the Estate aud effects of the said Bankrupt, when and where the Creditors who have not already proved their debts are to come prepared to prove the same, or they will be excluded, tho benefit of the said dividend, and all claims not then proved will bo disallowed. " ��������� OLIVER HARE, Official Assignee. Rlchflcld, Juno 30th, 1866. . 17 . . the Supreme Court of- Civil Justice cf British Columbia. MATTHEW BAILLIE BEGBIE, ESQUIRE, Judgo of the Supreme Court, authorised to act under a Petition for Adjudication of Bankruptcy, 'filed tlie 19th day of September, 1864, against Charles IWb and Charles Vax Bohian, Traders, of Barkerville, District of Cariboo East, will sit on tho 11th day of July nextj at eleven o'clock in the forenoon precisely, at the Court Houso, Rich field, in order to make a dividend of the Estate and effects of the said Bankrupts, when and where the Creditors who have not already proved their debts are to come prepared to prove the same, or they will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend, and all claims not then proved will be disallowed. OLIVER HARE, ���������.,���������..'' Official Assignee. Richfield, Juno 30th, 1866. 17 Continental from Mazatlan 16th: The situation remains unchanged. Corona made an excursion to Rosariq and returned to the Presedio where he organized a complete cordon aroiind Mazatlan, not permitting anybody, even for- ���������eigners; to get in, but allowing fre'e passage to Williams Creek Bed Rock Flume and' Ditch Company, Limited. .,:.;,; GENERAL MEETING OF THE SHAREHOLDERS of this Company will be held at their Oflice, at Richfield, on SATURDAY, 7th of July next, at 2 o'clock,. p. m , for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year and hearing the Annual Report of the Company. E. A. WADHAMS, ��������� , ��������� ., Secretary. Rich-gold, June 27tb, 1868. 16-3in Moses' Hair Invigorator. mo PREVENT BALDNESS, .restore hair that has fall- 1 .en'off or become thin, aud to cure effectually Scurf or Dandruff. It will also relieve the Headache, aedgiva the hair a darker and glossy color, and tho free use of it will keep both the skin and hair* in- a healthyBtato. Ladies will Und the Invigorator a great addition to toilet, .both in consider! tion of-the delicate and agreeable perfume, and tho great facility it affords in dressing the hair, which, when moist with it, can be dressed in any required form, so as to preserve its phce, whetherp!aitf or in curls. When us4d on children's heads, It lays the foundation for a good head of hair. Prepared only by W, D.J MOSES, Barkerville, Williams Craek. "TO WHOM -IT MAY CONCERN. THIS IS TO CERTIFY, that from some: cause or.complaint of the head our hair commenced falling ou-. so rapidly that we feared weshoiild-lo'so the/ivholc.ln. this condition we went to W. D MOSES, and strange to relate; in three applications of his wonderful Hai? Restorative our hair became as strong as ever, *iad is now soft and lively; We ma^e, this: certificate with ploasurv believing it to bo Tor the publlbliood. , ��������� ��������� . rf '���������������������������. . . ��������� ;,v:fe.GEORGE-:COFFR"INT,"Cftnterpntou, . ��������� ^ R9BE&%rWARREN, Barkerrille,������������������������������������������ ���������' ,: VH.feREi>aRAVH;,.Richaeld, ..-. ^IHiams Creek; l^t-Ju^^^; y ,.,". y CABD OF ACKNS^EDaMBlST. TO MR. r>. w. MOSESl-��������������������������� Sifc^In-.the years I860 and . 1861, from a long and severs illness, my hair becam* very'weak, and was falling off in a most fearful mao- nor, and I was' in dread of;.bcc6raing entirely ������aW������ *������!J!'' I was recommended by a lady residing on Fort si" to try your Invjoorator. After a few appiicationJj oy you, and alter .using three bottles of the Jnvigorawr, my hair was restored and became as thick and stroos as it'ever It was before. - , MARY A. l^Evvl-, .; Johnson 6tre������t, Victoria, V.'l/, March 27th, 1866. that a little more, th?nfotiP : _ was ,lllb^t without Hallo! Old Jack9s Alive! TtfST RETURNED PROM BEING 0>T A BENDER l O Fully prepared to Repair all BOOTS and SHOES Cheap for Casu. Ho kindly iuvites one and all, groat and snvill, to givo blm h. call. .BARKERVILLE���������ntxt door toj. H Tadd'a. ' 15 THIS" IS "TO" CERTIFY _ w ...... -.. teen years ago, owing te a severe fit of s^ess, lost nearly all niy hair the crown of head *JW quito:bald. and has been so ever since until tnei ^ summer, when hearing of the marvellous succ^ ���������W,D. Moses in'several cases where it seemed aw*^ liopeless to do so, on Williams Creek, Cariboo, * induced to let him try his skill oa me faith" * long months' time I was happily zuiyuB��������� M.iAhernming growth of hair coming out, wbicb is daily^S stronger and thicker. To any one requiring^ J t bc .sional services as above, I would merr^l'{T thatl possesses askill-snd knowledge in restoring ^gjyjfe . nave never mot with boforo. ., . L- " vii Ticiofia,-V. I.yFeb. 2<)th^ 2866. *> m tAi- THE CARIBOO SENTINEL MINING" INTELLIGENCE, MONDAY, JULY. 2, 1866.. ,Cabib.oo LlBBABY.^This institution received ;J^t.,*weeJC:*W:vQ.l.iinies of newvbooks.in;;addi- ti6n to its valuable collection, and, as will be seen by reference to an advertisement in another column, it now contains upwards of 500 ^ybltinies; of-.standard works* v; Tbe terms .of Subscription are low and within ithe reacbjtff rall, being only $2 a month or t$5 a quarter, 'the Librarian has reason to complain of the 1 neglect of-several subscribers itf not returning ffcooks within a reasonable time; it would lthereft>re be desirable for those erring in this respect to returnr them at'once,' so as to give [others an opportunity of perusing them. .:, Expj-osi^n.1���������Yesterday afternoon the deni- fsehs.of Barkerville were alarmed by; a loud (report which proceeded from Winnard's black- [smith shop. On enquiry It was found to have [been occasioned; by .the explosion of a flask )f gunpowder that was lying on a shelf i^ the [shop, which must have been Ignited by a spark nrom the anvil.; Although a number {were around at the time, ho one fortunately ra$.hurt or any damage done other than-' the lerangementyof the'toplsi ^ /<���������' -iy [ y j. "��������� Aiy A A.VAi Ac^iDENT.^'VVliile a mirier named John Gan- loh was. crossing a log, on Friday last, at rroiise creek, he slipped his foot and fell on .sharp 1 inib of a -tree, ^oeel-ying-a^very severe jut on tbe arm;, the wound was over eight jhclies in length and very painful. JHe came iver here on the afternoon and had'it dressed >y a Doctor. '-.''���������'���������. Another Accident.���������A: man named John )hisholm who was at work in the Boyle and Jrarie claim on Lowhee creek, on Saturday jasthad his leg-badly bruised by the caving if a bank. -On the, same day another man lamed John Muir who works in the Vaughan Sweeny claim, narrowly, escaped being killed >y a similar cave,- y Grouse Creek Tiui^.���������Mr. Spence will pro- feed this morning to mark out a trail from here > Grouse creek. * Judge Cox will* we uridet- ftaix'd immediately telegraph to the Adrainis* ratof of the Government for authority to appropriate funds for executing the work. Tbe :pen3e will-be trifling^compared to the great [ehefit that will be derived by the miners on lit-.creek. 'y/AyA' - -._ ��������� -/.-.-���������'/ -A'AA ������ .-'���������;ij;fe������? ; . .; '. ���������_������������������ . ��������� ���������; .-; fe '-.'���������'.' -" -.' '��������� .������" '������������������.* ". Ganon Creek Exciteme^^A great many ien'haye gone up-the Fraser fiver in boate ' 7;.for iifis new creek. - It is^saidihat fawn K^oreiFsliaye left tfie ranches.for some dis- K^'below Quesnelmouth and started forrthe ines; Scarcely any person-is content to:wbrk' if^wages. * I QoBRECTiON.--The gen fleman whom we men- fbned in pur Jast, as having transmitted a fapeir, froft >the; iBarbacbas mines, was Mr; lenryiTaftJtoraie^r-ofthe Vaughitn-Sweeniey lai-m, Lowhee, andfenot jiff.: C. Taft- iatev mtcher on Milianis creek.,; y %> rSP0RTiNG.-^duf old -friend Larry' desires Aob 5.-state that he has: been ^challenged *y an nep t to,throw the -stone; with ;him for $50 rainst$5. a side, ] ��������� Larry has accepted it and itehds giving.his adversary a '^merry shake'* ic ��������� of these days. ��������� ���������--������������������ r ��������� '��������� a���������- ��������� \ ��������� -.. -.-;-A |^0* Our city; wore ^^usualljr livelyfa^ ^arance yesterday^ ^the ^street wgs thronged #th miners .from the /raneus outlying creeks; ie day was one ortfiglt eunsh-ipe^ and'"quite* I number of our female residents could be ���������jen fluttering betimes among the busy throng edecked in their gayest attir^,' investing the pole scene with an appearance of city life ate uncommon to-this: part of theconn try; J������F* We are Informed that a Public Meet-' fg was held at Quesnelmouth -oft Tuesday remnglast, on the arrival of Messrs. Lau- teister and MacLaren, when a resolution was nammously adopted supporting the resolu- P'S.fiS?^^ at the public meeting held at icbfield on the 23rd. The Delegates left tesnelmouth with the steamer on Fridav lormng. ///- ���������< -'-GROUSE CREEK. ���������������������������������������������-' Since our last visit to this creek the population has increased from 100 to ��������� 240^ and claims that were then only being prospected are now yielding large returns; all this has happened within a month; We venture to say- that had such diggings been found say from 70 to 100 miles from here, there "would have (been at least 1.000 men on the ground by this time, but, as a general rule, tbe same interest is not felt in diggings that are near, as in those afar off. Within the last eight days the ex- itement has increased in consequence of some new developments and the. creek has been staked off for two or three miles. It is the opinion of-miners well acquainted with the country that the lead toll continue straight into Antler creek." This creek supplies a desideratum which has long been felt in the country ,a namely, mines easy of access to those of limited means, in as much as men will now be enabled to open up claims at a trifling expense, wi they eryy -p rosp ect of obtaining a speedy return for' their labordwith the additional ��������� advantage (of having diggings that can be as easily worked during the winter as in the summer.A We are pleased to; observe the liyely interest entertained: by miners gen- erally concerning ^pther and similar creeks, the beds of which Have been> prospected without; success, and abandoned, for ^years^-MuL the confidence 'expressed*7 as ��������� to: the development of rich deposits in the "mountains and benches.' The importance of the recent disco veries'bn this creek will be better understood when we state that there has been as great;an extent of ground pre-empted . there lately, as has yet been worked on Williams creek, and there is every reason to believe that its'ricbness will not fall much' short'of the latter creek. The town, which is fast progressing, now contains a saloon, owned by. Mr. McArthuf, a butchers shop, kept by: Mr.- F. Littler, a store (unfinished) to. be opened by Messrs. Prager & Bro., of Williams creek, during the present week, and a large Bakery and Boarding-house (unfinished) which will be opened in the course of ten days, by! Mr. A. Kelly, of the Wake up Jake bakery, Barkerville.; ..: '; ' -fe - "' The Heron coy have got in 50 feet with their new.tunnel; the rock through which they have been running appears, to be pitching, which leads to the belief that the channel is not far off.���������The Black Hawk, Lowhee and Wild Goose co'ys are busy sinking and run: ning tunnels.--The Bed Rock Flume co^y, un- (ler the management of Mr. D. Cameron, are ground sluicing "in the bed of the creek, and expect to reach bed rock at a distance of 75 feet from the.head of the flume; 9 men are at present employed by the co'y,' and the work is being pushed on with every dispatch.���������The Short Bend co'y are engaged in laying a railway, t^ack and setting sluices preparatory; tp: ^washing; /this co'y struck .pay in their tunnel at a distance of 120 feet from the creek ��������� -they had only washed'tidrt from half a set, of iam-; bers and got 111 ozs.; this is unquestibhably a good claim; while we were: examining the rock; we had the curipsity to dig a littl e of the dirt with the end of/the .candlestick; arid got about li ounces- in a few mihutes.--^The Full- rigged ico'y lately bottomed their shaft and found prospects varying from 40 to 60 ceiits to the pan; they have started a tunnel which they expect will be finished in the course of 10 days.���������Disco very co }y are. feiking put their usual pay; 3 and 4 dunces a day to the hand. ^Aucn or French co;y making good wages at pfesent:-^Mofrell-Perez co'y have got in 40ft. With their tunnel through hard bed rock.��������� Ne'er do ���������Well. co7y have not yet got to the bottom of the channel, but are taking out ':) " ' ��������� WILLIAMS GREEK. During the past week there has been a very perceptible increase in the yield of gold from the various claims on the creek, which we are happy" to state is likely to continue throughout the season. The following are a few of the claims that have been taking out good pay :���������The Aurora co'y washed up on Thus- day 219 oz., and yesterday 350 oz., for the week 698 ok���������The Davis co'y'washed up for the week about 387 oz. These amounts, being 1085 oz.,are out of the disputed ground 'and will be divided between the two co'ys.���������The Carapcoy washed up for the week 55 oz.��������� Tbe Never Sweat co'y washed out for the week 5800 Last they are just getting into*' pay Chance coJ.y (incline) washed up on Friday 50"ozs.^The California co'y washed' out 40 ounces on Saturday.���������The Cameron co'y washed up. for 4 days 70 ounces.���������The Liilooet, Mosier and Cariboo co'ys.we believe are finding flattering prospects in the Bed Rock Drain. LOWHEE CREEK. [[ ".., There are about 11 of; 12 companies at work onthis creek, some of whom are taking out very; good pay.���������The Yaughan-Sweeny co'y have taken put for the month of June $7000; this is a hydraulic claimy and the pay dirt is from 40 to 60 feet deep* and over 100 feet le iason. It is contemplated by the Masons on creek to establish a Masonic Lodge this ,���������0n; A11 menibers in good standing are quested to attend a meeting, for .that purpose tlie Cambrian Hall, on next Saturday even- g, at 8 O'clock, p. m. ��������� A-A. . . ��������� .. f l?Klul^ent House ^o months ago. got I with the Express on Saturday. A h iBRowNEb.^One of the hands of thesteam-er p������ Lake by falling overboard. ^ In consequence of the line being down 'the East of San Francisco, we have n^ f stem dispatches later than the isfh June l^The-?������rra Nevada with mails from Ran ^o, ^ victoria, arrived at New Wea lister on Sunday evening last.^Tribune!' gncisco, via Victoria, arrived at New West- l������8ter on Sunday evening last.^Tribune.' So^f������rt ������f ?n anti-F^an meeting' Jim ^H appear in our next. * -good-pay r-the wash-up for ������������������Friday was 33 o������ ^Caroline co'y have struck boulders.in their tunnel, which is in 40ft., and are setting their sluices to commence washing.���������Cascade co'y are busy running a tunnel.���������Ontario co'y are down 31ft. with their shaft and expect to bottom it to-day.���������Robin Hood co V bottomed their shaft and are running a drift through bed rock in order to tap the channel.���������The Re id co'y are ground sluicing; "got a prospect on Saturday of 50 cents to the pan.���������-The Fountain Head co. y, located about 150 feet above the level of the creek, struck a prospect of 25 cents to the pan while ground sluicing on the rim nock, they have commenced sinking a shaft; this prospect created quite an excitement on Tuesday last, and the ground was pre-empted for three quarters of a mile above this point during the week. We shall await anxiously to hear the results of the prospect- fing above this point, CUNNINGHAM CREEK. There are some 30 men at work on this creek but no rich strikes are yet reported, although great confidence is felt among miners that good pay will be found during the summer. The Kentuck co'y are taking out very good pay,���������A company above them who are running a drift had got $17 out of a set of.timbers. ^?T^The, Plumbago; co'y are cleaning up and taking out good pay.���������The Kelly-Patch co'yare just getting their claim opened up and arejtaking out ab.pijt ws-S^trr.Qran������e.-Bpyle * cox Gyllrau'lfeiEg, have not cleaned up yet. ���������The following companies are at work below, with what success we have been unable to ascertain, Bed Rock Flumeco'y, Conon co'y, Butcher co'y, Chittenden co'y. Moorehead co'y, Fo ley-Eastman co'y and Washburn co'y. y ���������; y VALLEY CREEK. Which empties into Williams at the head of the,meadows is likely to turnout well; two companies have been at work prospecting for some time past on a bench averaging in depth from 6 to 19 feet; on Friday last one of the companies washed-up $ 13, the result of two men's labor for one day; when- everything is in working order they expect to make wages. The:creek is extensive and capable of absorbing -a. lai'ge number of miners; We shall anxiously await further developments from this quarter. :'A:yA:'' 'DEApW00T> CREEK. Situated about 2 miles south of Canon creek, and about 15-miles from Edwards' ranch. A company of 6 men have been at work for'two months with sluices and were making small wages; they are laying a flume by which they will-be-enabled.:;tot-ground sluice the dirt, which is from 9 to*I5 feet in depth,, and will make as they believe an ounce a day to the handl ; .. ._ L- ��������� BARRY CREEK. Is situated 4 miles south of the above named jcreek, and; is from' four to five miles in length. -Six Chinamen are at work with sluices !on a portion of this creek and are said to be making/from 5 to 8 do liars a day; the ground is froin %:^b 10 feet in dep th. ���������'"aA/AA ���������[ POVERTY CREEK. ��������� A Thisi creek^lies/about 6 miles in the rear of Edwardl'-ranch arid -is about 4 miles long. Qood:jjfpspects; w^r&found:on it last fall on high bed rock, y Aq^^^y ^as heen lately formedrfof^the^piirppse/ of .sinking a shaft; they are.nqy?^^down 20lieet.and find hard cement and are sanguine, of. striking good pay. /-fe -;'f,���������/��������� LIGHTNING CREEK. ' There are about 40 miners distributed over this creek;prospecting, ;and only two companies that we hear of are taking out any pay. There are also about: 50 Chinamen working on various places along/the creek. GOLP-.COAIMISSIONBPv^ C.QURT..;.. :' /(^oroTe^iG.c6zyZ^.)A a .[.'���������yy y. , Saturday, 30th June, 1866/ Robert W.'Torrens, by his -attorney, J. K. Suter,:vs. Geo. Moss.���������This action Was brought to eject defendant from the possession of onu half of one full interest or share in the Prairie Flower Co'y belonging to plainliflV : * . Mr. Walkem, counsel for defendant, took a preliminary objection to the case being heard until plaintiff had given security for the cost:-, as he was residing in another'colony and beyond the jurisdiction of this Court. / The Cou ri sustained/therobjection, upon which Mr. Rols- ertson, plaihtifl^s counsel, volunteered tiro necessary surety.' ��������� ��������� ���������:; ,..;. ]"��������� It appeared from documents and evidence adduced that W. A. Browne,,who owned a hall' share in the Prairie Flower Co'y, executed u" Bill of Sale of the same, in Victoria last fall, to E. Chilevich, in trust for plaintiff; that in May last the said B.Chilovich transferred th<> same direct to plaintiff; that some time in the month of November last the defendant jump- ��������� ed the ground on the plea that Torrens waV* not a free miner; and had since been workin" - and representing it iu conjunction with a baft interest he had purelmseu from" the said A. W. Browne. It was argued by the defence thar the transfer by Chilovich to plaintiff was nor a bona fide transaction, that the Bill of Salt'" ���������bore o.n-.,its-faoe-th^a5m7$������o?ruL ZUlovl&i Vl that he owned no interest, and that this tram-.- fer from Browne to him was against his (C.'s)' express wish;: it was further alleged by the defendant that plaintiff had used Chilovich> License for an illicit purpose with the view to evade.getting a License himself. After a Ion? " discussion on< both sides, the Court adjourner. J the case for consideration till Monday mortiirij; Quarz Lode:���������.A short time since, says the B. C- 'Tribune/.twoCalifornia miners who were out prospecting in thevvicinity, of Yaloi discovered a quartz lode which shows pror mising indicatibiis of silver and copper. The. . men commehced'ruhning a tunnel on their own account, arid/are now in 20 feet They- ��������� expect to strUce'the.niain lode shortly, as th'fc indications'areviniproyeing every foot the tun- nel progresses. We are surprised the property holders of Yale do not lend a helping hand ��������� to a work the: success of which would redound so much to the; prosperity of tbe town. ' Somn specimens from-the croppings have been sent ~ to New Westminscfer for assay.. - . ..,-.../ BIRTH���������At C������iiieir)Dton, on the 27th ult., the wire, of Mr Alexander Hardie, of a.soil .������������������������������������ 'yy. In New:We'stralnstef,''ohthe 18th ult., tho wi'fo of A. W.'S. Black, Esq," if. D/,- of a daughter. -. M -"KT^/H- WD T LO E i THE UNDERSIG'^D HAS TRANSFERRED TO MR. ^ . B. VANVOLKENBURGH all Book Debis contract- ed at the Caraeronton Shop and now unpaid. The shop: has also been loused; for the room i no ar of tlw season ! to .Mr. Vanvolk<������nborgh, who is fully authorized to collect all the above mentioned debts." '< EDWARD TOOMEY June 28th, 1866. yy ' 16-3ID.- 1STQTICE. jt&8~ A number of the boys from Cameron- -tohrpif^'Me ���������Bipress-waggoh-raan a benefit on Saturday night, by indulging in sundry drives betwixt the former town and Barkerville at a 2 40 pace, to the enchanting tones of a superannuated horn. j^** The public will find it much to their advantage to call at the store fcrmely occupied by S. Elsasser, Cameron ton, and examine the quality and prices of the large and well assorted stock of general merchandise ; consisting in part, viz: Gents' Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Liquors, Segars and Groceries. The whole stock must be closed out immediately, therefpr/e goods are now selling at extremely low prices, y * Quick Trip.���������Mrs. Barnard and family arrived in New York on the 24th June. It is only twenty-three days since they left Yale.��������� B. C.'Tribune.' Sixoular Accident���������A singular fatality occurred lately at Clapton North, England, to a boy named Augustus Leonard, aged 14. A bell-hanger had bored a hole through the post of a garden door in order to insert the bell- wire,, when the deceased, who was within the garden, unobserved by the workman, supposing he had finished, applied his left eye to the hole, when the auger was again introduced, ,and. tbe instrument-entered the deceased's eye, ( RS. E. BROOKS begs to request those whn PTe iv M debted to her to CALL AND SETTLE THEIR. AC-fe COUNTS AT ONCE so as to prevent any iurtber trouble and expense. Cameron ton. 25th June, 1806. - 16-lra BUIE BROS., WHOLESALE k RETAIL DEALERS IX LIQUORS, GROCERIES, ���������AND��������� GENERAL MERCHANDIZE, .BARKERVILLE. . XGT A full assortment of Groceries and Liquors always on band. H. B. CA IA GKREAT ATTRACTION! EVERY EVENTING, . . . .: AT TUB FISHIOi SALOOl, BARKERVILLE. LL LOVERS OF THE TERPLSCHOREAN ART airs invited to cull and enjoy themselves, when ������ hearty welcome whTbe extended. S. .#g- The best of Wines, Liquors and Segars, and Good Order observed. , 1 ... MARTIN & COOK, Prop'rs. WAKE UP JAKE ASP fe ; .fe ������ ' ���������'. ]������������������:��������� :��������� :������ . ? i. A ���������. .( p9 rf.J | I: '������������������& hit h- m :| w li'' I u Barkerrillet B. C, The old Alpha co'y still continue sinking and are now down 81 feet, and get a/very fine] perforating..,the -brain .and caueing d^ath ���������prospect | following day. KELLY; ;&;FATERSQ^1%^ ���������" Everything is dob'e in connection,wj^h this Aptablish ..... \faQ j ment to give satisfaction to the cui?t"mers.. W* Moals cat all hours. 'y ''��������� '-.sir. 'xA ������������������}'���������'���������: At is t fe fevy-s m^.^: To the Editor of the.u Cariboo^ Sbnt^bV:; Snti���������I noticed in your last, issue a few remarks in relation? to" tbe judgment of phr ^Su: - preme-Court Judge.: Whatever might appear -wwngfi'nli'U^ to ariy bias, feeling, :'or prejudice,4 so(far' as ,t ��������� English justice is concerned, her; history is; -'known in every quartor of the "glooe.- ��������� I'-ican-i tet'think that ,one -holding the poMtibri;.tHat; our Hon/ Chief 'Justice does 'could!b'e biased* COLONIALiRESTAURANT. 4 : yy, fe QUESNELMOtyrH,,' _..;../ -Ay A nttzMa IS - by ariy~ feeling respecting col ���������well aware that-England knows; no ��������� per- f ^bri^by'Hheir/cdlbfj; indeed ^iWalsi sorry :to see that such had' been' the stiji'position of iomeiqh tere^irigiof the arMcletfn^bWL^V tietnari shouldhave made^^ such^a'difference^iii hisliberal^istriteutipQ^if it ma^bet^rme-llp) tt? -partnersatid,copartners\hi\h&sam$niinih'g gbiincl. ��������� JHe called' itlfriendsMpj^caE^t^ee how such-an* o veraiglit? occiirre'di ifr iriteriaed ; to-"\vrdng,*tnyone^ I do;assure^iyou^by taking ! pro^er^stepsywitlrthe<Ho^?Crbvernm^nt; that gentleman- will 'rb'e weighed Inthe scales fcs ma^y fcefo^ #antih&!^ ^ tite;^o^ occasion^thatwroiigMe^beendbne;,,td* me'it jjeoins1 as tftoiigh^herfe; was ��������� something' rotten' ' gdifc^where^ &^ ^where/'arid -not be ieoV: astray by the acts of 4fei' *vfe������' Vri \x^n-nift.^^^ex^'Am^''^h't\<'i^tvn\A ^tfn/rfwr NOTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT, AMw$MAA&������Mm A- .will, until further, notice;*; be -kept at they fe ���������j*y yvvjLIRRAR-YvliN 'CAM^MNidWN; '- [A.;;,;,��������� p./L;^OHNSO������, Prohrpito^���������;���������,���������'y; Meals at albhbtirs,A and ^Cooking o������ the best AAAAy -���������*' - -yA. description, '-'x - ������������������ Ay;s-'���������*>\.; Hlffi ���������yi ijomm ';'WHQIiSSAMHA^D^U'yCrv * d>n*?r r. AA ��������� ������ * -r yI-.*Vy u,,(!^4. v i'i F UL T GN, Proprietor. , ��������� ,,fj,,-,ni-QUESJSrELMOUTH,.' ,������ ^ yAiy-K /BROTOT:^ GILIilS, ���������BROPRiBTORs^^fe >d Beds jiRestaurant ;^ Billiard Table^&cY fit ; Stabling forHorses, Hay and Oats. ���������*&y': -i$ ���������������;-! ���������iJ*"- Hi ,r^,fe���������:-^.. /#.* There is nodistiilerykep fe y arid strychnine and rot-gut find ho place hero, y 2 ��������� fe.-ife-ffet-.fe, lfe?fei^v.:fe.fefe'i fe������������������:������������������-��������� ���������:-'i?:-;.,'.-.>l?il'.{j fl,V-5f' ��������� ������������������������������������"fe- ��������� ��������� Best Billiard Tables on ttoe Greekj the LiquOYs ,. A A-..-< and Cigars are of the finest quality. :^ ; 9 ; ^qiRpp & quichon,; < Old -Established - General ' Stqhk, ' PROVISIONS, WHOLESALE"% ��������� COMl&i j ./AA:^JSION MEH^ "' &d;--Terxhs most Moderate. ���������i<i '"������������������ QUESNELMOUTH, .-.--a* few :*! fe.-v?- u.^^tir) E?i?������?pBMi^.-o^|;;;;^y fifogiMrifcj^ & JMPthinft0G|^^^5^ H������ti T-'^fe**> ^A '^^JfiW Qpoiiar.^- Wl������ ^^Receive-regular Supplies by^^xpretetfcW^h 'by8ailingi.ye8seirvi#&p46rnfefffe ^5-^S^arUculur^ttehtion^venWanbrd^ ^^ndonjFirm^ ff^^ALL^^^|) o'7?3;o*? ^r^S',i^uo-fe;,ua:^''i^?v^:; WIBBI^iZ^WERpeilertSi)^ r oiNfis and Chemicals, Fancy and ToUe^ -1 S|iange^.^Brush^;^p^rum%i^ scriptipns;care)^lly?compounded>'and^rdS wUb,9areiand.mSpa^h^,Vk^a>^ yr M -ROAD SIDE HOUSES, &d-^ ���������:i;-ii inginto he������ colonies1 the proper -persons tb'ad- .. ��������� "������������������ *v I ri tb*- a'*������-iTOri ������1 i a "K i 1 a'tir ioVsVI: ",'i ri atiP.H'4 t.ft '''P.fJfth JftTi Irl'' A y' minister English law and "justices to each arid everyone1 without prejudice or7 malice/ In a .high and'noble mindfjthere seldorn;occurs1 a; derelictkHrof duty, yejb there may bera,Judas in this affair, H,nd Mm, we will Sad it out. :' I Sopb.for'the- future, ."any person," or '.persons wnfiriff'in relation to wrongs will leave out : .> o | \ <y w -RICHFIELD. - " - *��������������� >A :r- - ' yA ^y MESOBANTS'ASlii-DKALBBS Wj��������� . "^J.-1 ,'. * PRoyisioNB^ ^c^fira^ BOYD &;HEATH, Proprietors;u;;;^ npHIS HOUSE is situated Smiles fTom Ojucsnelniio-ath? Jt::Thet proprietors' hAvlngJ lately flU'ed^upT'bedrooms and good Beds are now/prepared to afTord every accommodation for,Travellers; the ^Table is furnished w ith all ttte luxuries;that 'cain bis prqcurisd;7the Bar[&-well 'sjajfc- plibd'wittt tfreibest' b'rands5 of Liquors iin'd Segars --good Stablingf Hay, Oats and Barley"; jg������������ The CHEAPEST ry- .-('.'��������������� POENEK ^;;-PATTRI^K^L ���������,^, ?JA- {Ri [B0^ERT8OT^Mike ahi-Strf^r Charity and-Butter, Government f"imm rBe^r^D'titnr'l&or$'d.';"' -^ ��������� '*^S������'!������^r/*������*^*.>*^-A������-^;* *,��������� -^v fT^Iitfiff. W:fe ::"fe ,fe!-fe "^-fe ^UjU..U". Ti- - '^^���������fe^ ������S-"?.H'li iS'-fJUS r-j y* '-'vr'r.i. ���������-���������:''",y^.':j ���������t������? fe:. f������? ^': '/McLEESE ���������;&, SE^NYj'. Pi^|tora,?iy"? House:, There is Good-Meals; Good Beds; Stabling forHorses; Barley^ O^ts'and HayyT ^y fe^*; '"* Mi-A1-* JAY ^ UO.'������Fort Street* VictoVlirFF tl GardenrandxPield Seeds ������uarab teed!���������'"���������HaVeL *: cafefally/ iselecteug sioc'lciioqthe above from ������ i SfeOPEN, r?. ' th at needs no jSucti inqu iry; :��������� J .colony or any other of Her'Majesty ^'colonies '-.-fefe-fe-:,--��������������������������������������������� ..���������i-1'fe-.-rfe'- .'yi::^''"y^ y'-:.-Xi--\yx.a;;y.: i'3-fe*^V! i-'���������'-��������� fefe i;i ';.'''!! .-'ft-.'i- i all persons; complying.with the laws are equtal, apart from any prejudice whatever.; therefore it is' unnecessary to speak of -"cblored: persons. ; *J>iVmmm^JrL*^A&i������: ^A^MiyAy? ������^A?!MA^ this case'the -gentleman may' not.be accused "of/acting-as a Judge, only.Wa friend' to both parties,itis-for ihe peoplelo judge of thatfriend .-! Will leave SODA CRE^K ;v 'MONDAY' & ^THURSDAY' MORNINGS, ��������� j -;.; a r ;,. ': ,4;at dayligh't; ; ; - ;;.������ ' ^������ V ^ ��������� !' WiUleay������feQUESNEL,, ���������', , . :i iW^NESKAY &-SA;T1^^ jy J O'CLOCK, :' y/A M Connecting at Soda; Creek witb' Barnard's Staofs on ,i'A /Wednesday's 'trip rtjpwai arid^ Thursdaj^strip upci,/ s ?R-THE yACCOMMODATXCWf; pFfeTHK L Travelling jpublic;"the bedrooms are'sspacious and' airyrind the Beds cannot be .surpassed for ck^aaiiness and comforts by ������a"oy>in t^ie lp\^er;couptryi*^l'liie Tfrbje is ticular att^ntifin Is palled to tiieir large ;stoc*feof Clover 'an'd OnldnJ-rSeed#>4df -iVeryi. saperior^l ''E3miJt-^^.^^-^������litBuahe^J fivergreensl-- ahrub^G. house and Garden Plants, Standard and Dffajf i of every variety. Catalogues on application?" however.we must come to the"point._"Does.it seein tobe commonrsense^to^et aside" a "pro- _.__._ p0saj ma^e -jjy ar%woVnsjuS^^to idiyide- a-fcer-. tain^.pjepe^of .mining, .groun^e^.^U^biB't^eQh: two'c^nji���������^ing'parti^ same: person to make a i3iyjsiQJ|!'^ certain parties and leave! out certain other parties in the Davis co'y? ;It does not seem to me' xq be justice, and tojal^whomnita^oes Uot^jthey tavei/iight to complain. J was pleased to see the J good feeling tha% was manifested -to wards-Judge Cox, we have -proved "Jnpn^nyyihstances his firraneBs and justice in bis^flScial capacity. J now speak in relation to^be-Hremarksrmade; byjLaumeister;' some of -thera' might be^ con- : sidered liberal^brie remarl^however I bonsF .-der^rmuch out of place,;thatjis, ^&ese da^es shall tave their poHi������n^out pOf^:m^-^art,^ which word (darities I mean^ s^hould^not be used by any gentleman; '1 congratulate the people-of Mlliams creefcimiichi in-their selec- tion-, of Mr.vLaumeister to? go below for. the purpose p^calling upon the G^ern^r,J much haste; has been;: displayed <i must confess; but y IjILLOOET ADVERTISEMENTS.. BENNIS VMIJRPHir;iPrbxmetbr;������ ^ Is furnished with;every convenience for tbe cdtil Tort- ^f Travellers; the ,Cul jnary departmentA is .}jnder the superintendence of;an experienced cook; "theBeds are'clean and comfortable j the Bar contains the best' of Liquors, Segars,r&c. s Sta,bling;f Hay; Barley & Oats. ryy.yy y.,T.A .'.yr,.,,, r - -. y> ������������������ y ,. yyj Hr'Mfi vyA - BLUE ^ TENT RANCH? 'li'i'i-1\, THE l^DERSfGNEp are-ne?v mannfacturing^LOUR f of .all grades:., Extra, Superfinefeand Fine. ������������������< Food* Cru'sned" to-order/' '������������������- !" '" '.���������-���������������"' - 'fe, A> - * ��������� feU.<---:- 'jfes;- 'LIIiLOOET FLOUR>MILL Ct>.,'fe ' . ������������������',; > ��������� iy rrys .> '��������� ������F.. Wi- OFosTEB^-AgentJ . f begs to inform his friend's' ^- and tbe travelling ��������� public gdherally'that/he'nas taken the ;aboye Ranch and is prepared to supply them with F^rsi \Class 'Accommodationyr"Goo"d Stabling "for horses; Hay anjd 6rairi.;;v , ':* AA. AA'AA,;tl-'" Jl-s'" ^j^lSrge^tock^bt^^,, ,_..t3 .,-���������.������������������ltullIKj��������� best1 description always- 6n'hahd> also; Nanaimd'&I lish j vBlacksmitbiand ^.Cannei.��������� jCoalv"'' v-OrdeH -r-' Onion Wharf, - yictorla,,yFvi.fe will receive imE attention.-:''" i'"x Ayy r-^-r ��������� .-^---"'"r \;yy?;\ ft ENTl������K������S>bbt^ VfT ment St, Victoria; Vi I;, oppoaitgjRoiel te$jA jViewsot Cariboo and Scenery throughout OdttHjl umbiaj Includtngvlew^^f therouie to,Bl|^efllslfnj ion^band. aNtberalg&)SMym A miMyyAm H^:'';ffiB^;fe:,fci^1^LLi IniportiiffS rSEIiLKRS ?'&* STATIONERS/constantly %M^ -ireceiyingsfrpm^jbest-fiOur^^ejiSc^pol^StH iCellaneoua^^c^ksii'and-f Stapleyahd^Fa^cvSlatiogt^ "all 1 ts .i Bran ches'fe- 'Carrier Yates feand! 'lADgW.m ]VlciOT7tf;'Yafrco^ ftjl fePlCWHEA^-:^xi^ HXimiVictoria, V. L, opposite Bee Hive Hotel,"iffftj Isprepared. torsupplx'bisrnumerous patroBSwiti ml till it xhol ^Ger ���������fe-'': WM; SANSON, iotor. d:^a, Mclean^ npHOMtAS WlXiSONm G6.jM$ttmd* lX-ajsh;Merchandize^ whojesale) andijretail.dealfn} IliRy^GooDS,',&c.,vY4tcs Street,rYJc^rjary^I.iOiiJ|i aft^r lafctu ner:n^x ^c^#i���������c^tr^'^!^ Bank of British Columbia* EDWIN N.DRY-.GQC A/.:.,Gapsj; Bootsraind Shoes;' Carpetings,' Gil :-;Cioths,'. Wall Papery &i,, XiUo^tj^B. V.J >, ��������� \ - : 1-s '|AEAL^.^:i>RY;^GQpp^ :;:y*Lhopo^ej^wilI not be^disappointed in the se������ iectiori"67Meir������dslegates.M V.J,-' AA B ^���������L.L. i^*We would calKjhejatteniion of those having goods oiv otherrcommpdities fe���������; move between the different towns;:on the creek to. Mr. Ei G. Wilmotfe,"who has-;a-Horse and Dray ready at the shortest notice to execute.any ,. ,, ULLQOET BRfeWERY, " ' TACQBJv MILTZi; Proprietor j- has always' on O harid a largeand/superier ��������� stock; !<if * Lager Beer;', at ther Bar will ^egfonhd ;t"^^bestiBrandlesj: Wines and1 Segars;' the public are invited to.call. ..Prepared to fill all orders promptly^; * ��������� ; ". ��������� lLs ; THIS HOTEL IS; LARGE AND; WELL ,FITTEB; UF; A for the cpmfort' of ..travelers;'.; the \ Table is. supplied; witllK,the, best of :evejythingAipxati nan ��������� be prbcjirct^' anil" the cooking is riot inferior to any on tbe road "jlBed rooms' for:families; jStebling^fiayvvBariey and tOatsi Axtem A SPELMAN- ��������� and ��������� McKENZIE, Proprietors. . This House .is well ^tted up; with .Good Becls arid the Bar is furnished with.the best;.Liqubrs0 served at all hours on'thb^R,estaurant principle; Stabling for: Horses^ Horse Feed,?&c..; - -A-l*s A A IiBBRT CRYSLER1^^ has npenedr the ab'6vei House for JnL.'tliff reception;of Travellers j .the Tablets well kept and;the .Liquors: cannot\ be, surpassed -ji,the3eds are, clean.and, comfortable. Stabling for Horses' Hay and Oats; **������������������-; "-^ :-' - y,' kr A f 'A: ���������>'"* " l* ��������� \ l-h y& ; " ' - ..MA- --fe- -' - y*ys*r?$y^ ^OTEL^D"&feFRANiZ������ ; IO.'. Bigne;an������,PIebbb "MAKOiPr/^Pro^rietors^ .-.T������l taurant is supplied^^^with.allthe,delicacies^e "^ affotfls.v_In thenar .will be'found .the.cboicest Ufi Furaished"Rpoipsy^&cI ��������� 'A:': '���������% "-/"'"���������' 1 .tiv.'.'i. '������������������������������������ EUG-ENE THOMAS, Yates street,^ Wholesale and Retail Dealer in WINES, BRAN& BEERS;?-and LIQUORS;arid'?:depoffb^RavawSefl Goods vi-pij^rd^j $^ *'��������� i:FR ANKEIi; JVic6Jria^ Y^L^; dealer in ft Hi-i-:;SkiNS,J HmES^Woot,^.! ��������������������������� -liberal adyatws J on, Furs consigned, yReference���������G^Sutro&>������i������t( borg;&Ruelf, Victoria,-Y. ii;< tfV^������������i- atts ���������que y:rm;iEei MAi*m-nnd /be'i gfftmp,t! tthej iheai ^is'e1 iwttl 4nip JJfP iuria JAMES HURONVfeProprietor;A This' commodi-: /������us Hotel is ;wiell fitted up .with every, converirerice for the comfort of .the public-, the "Beds arc all that:'a'' weary traveller could desire; the!'TableIs supplied" With the,best of,fare; the Bar contains the; choicest brands^ of Liquors and Segars; good Stabling, Horse Feed. Oats,. B^tiyA&vAiAAAMA AAA"--.y -'���������"'" / ',;fe ' :'. "i^:" ��������� Pioneer HotelT--LilIooet, stHAElL.ESJNELSbN, Proprietor. 'This o! j established House- is well fitted, up for the! comfo of Travellers; the Table is supplied with,the :best of RSV HEIN, MlLLJNER & DKES3, .MA^B, W _ ment Street, iVictbria, Y; ���������fi^-Allkindsof SiH������ on.%f;lat^t?:style.!kep^ons,tari^ from the country punctually, attended Uh ��������������� yy^. pETEB^^McQUADE^ SHip' OHandif- a r.fdealerin Paints,'0U>, ahd.Window^IaK;' ^ : on. hari'dr^a; largeitock. of .Rope and Can iff&: ��������� '^ ���������street^lVi(?|orid, ^vpAAy 'AA, AAAAuA-iilM t . --, ���������������������������/.- fe, *.,. ..-. ���������- .^everything that can be had, and the cooking is riot fn-' orders he may 1>,0 favored With,. at very rea- feridr to the best hotel in the lower country; Bedrooms' for Families j Stabling for Horses, Horse Feed,.&c. The Express stops.here. ' '." . 1-s eonable rates. 'j������* If you want to save money get your Newspapers .'and Magazines from G. 0. Clark- son & Co., Booksellers, Stationers and News Agents, New Westminster, w;h'6 forward papers by.maii.or express to all parts of tbe Colony ^*If you want good 0bffee."use Fel^si PORT D0,UGLAS ADVERTISEMENTS. LORENZO LEARTO, Proprietor.: This house . affords every accommodation, for the comfort of Tnivellers; the Table is furnished with all the delicacies' of the season, and the Bar is-stocked with tho chbiccBt; or Wines, Brandies & Segars; good stabling for horses; Hay, Barley and pats constantly on hand at low rates. Newly milled Flour for sale cheap. V lis A TAI ��������� SOONG- >teCO.\.' Commiasion^erc^ME I ...pfirlers. and'Peals^s ta/C.biuese <^.od^;W>^ra Opium; Nut Oil. Provisions, kci, CormorantStW ^ foria,.-vVI,;*. A >;*'-,-,-..y ��������� AAy:.yyryyy^^K MACDONALD'S HOTEL, ,AM. MACBONAXiB, Proprietor. Miners and ,tt others" destined for the "Bridge River Mines "will find1 every convenience' and accommodation afforded them. Good Beds and a Table well supplied with all the delicacies of the season. 1-s ��������� ���������:.BARKBRVIL,LE, = .;.;. MISS: !FHURBER & MR. LAWLESS, Propers THIS HOUSE HAS BEEN NBWLt FITTED UP ON the Restaurant principle.with a view.to the.comfort of the public, arid" will be conducted in ^a^manrier to ensure the satisfaction ontbose~^ho are dispbsecl-to f*vor the proprietors with thei&patronage. Moate at aU Hours. rG-ood .3Beds. - ^������The' Bar is furnisbod with ^the-be8t selection of Lfqitt^rssad Segars. ;. yA-..:������������������.'*.���������;��������� A- '2 ri L. SMITH & CO., Proprietors. This House is " vT������ well fitted up for the accomuiodat-ion of Travel-' lers to the Bridge-River.Mines. Good Beds,:Stftbling for-Hprees. Horse Feed, &c. A Stage runs twice a week >between'this house and Port Douglas on the "arrival of the steamers from below arid connects with the Lake I&ats for Liilooet.' ; ... - ; ;i.s The Bonaparte House, QEMLEN & JPARKE, Proprietors, at the JO Junction of the Cariboo and Big Bend: Roads, Isi now open for the accommodation of tho public. ��������� Bis- tance irom Clinton? 26 miles;. from Savanas Steamboat Landing, 22 miles; from Spence's Bridge, 30 miles; Iravellcrs will find prices and' accommodations to suit the times. Give them a call. Stabling. Hay *& Grain; attentive hostlers.. Stage leaves herelwicc.a week for Big Bend and vale, and once a week" for Cariboo i-s WILSON' &mffi&2ftA WnSJi Wli������A.SpirH:Men^nl8/BakoW'frOoflW'-������8 Fort Street, ^ictoriaiV-X ' Qf,bRBORG& RTJEFF, Cbm^si^gl O CHANTS, Wholesale Dealers In f^oczw^n u������ sions, BoofsA S^iss, Wharf street. fi RELLEY .&?: FITERRK, }^frLtm l^;.sale Dealers in Wines, Spirits and W ls | Victofia,;V. Hi A ��������� .:., -,!fe_i_U^--:l COHEN &! HOFFMAN, HENRY SCHORtlNQ; ^ : -AAAA^y 7���������������������������'*��������� '���������VA$:wimmy'AAA'' "������������������"; "'���������' 'A: Dealer in ailkiads of PronsfoasVCibthiiig, &$: &$r Stabling for Horses; H^yj' Bsrlfty and'-'Oatu ,������!- ?riys on hand. " 1-s DEALERS IN MESSRS. CORNWALL'S. ���������A T. THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE,, half-way between ������\. Sp^mce's Bridge and Clinton,, on the Yale Route,. Travellers will And Good Accommodation. The best of living, of Liquors, and of Wines Fresh Butter, Milk* and Vegetables. Good Stabling and -cheapTeed, fe 1-s CPROAT; & 0O.,:(late Aad^w������'-*^(vicw*l O and Commission Merchants,$ btoraMW .-^-m ri- -sutro &������������������ co:; ���������^j^^i^^^M VT.fe CIGARS, TOBACCO, Meershaum FW [ J ^ corner of vates apd-Wbarfstreet,;Yictpn^^^ Eg ��������� ner of Yates and Go yerana^jj-f^I-^r^' g BIERCE & Sl^MOTO^alers-in &% | 1 Fubfituke,. Broad. Street,. Y igogjj^ii^ II ' "'BABKBRVrL-L'B.-"" fe'. A large fttipply of Ladies} Goods on the wavr HICK'S HOTEL, I TTTTON S^UAHEj.iSewWqsixniR&ex&Ci Jj:npw occupied by W. E. STEIN. The above fav. orably known house is now ojen to the public; the Bar is constantly supplied with the ehoicest brands oi Liquors ana" Sagars. B T1AIRE & ORANCINI, V**Z*%1 M T[ENBERSON, and- BUBNABY, *jE* . A fc 11:Wharf &t*eel, Vletorta,. Y. I.., ���������, ^jjji^^^M T EWIS LE^Clotl^"^^^ M h opposite the Sa-nk.qt Brman..?fo^h^^^^^ Tf MALLANDAINE,CO^ECTOR *^g^I**W '. ��������� ess; M a Am mort ���������pleas and i meet ed ai whil������
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