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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28

Horses, Mules Cattle, Hogs, Sheep and Calves, of
over eight in number, will be Carried Bird class
Goods The weights 10 be regulated follows Hor-
SEES, l00U lbs; Mules SOD; Beef Cattle, 1000; Stock
do. 700; Hogs, l5G Sheep, 1905 Calves, 1875, under
3 months old. Lumber of nil Kinds, and Coal TO
he loaded und unonded by ,wners, c0naignccs.
One day ony will be allowed oud unload unless
bv specinl reement in writing Whenever Car is
suffered t. rcnui loaded arriving its place Of
destination, "a hours, unless otherwise ngreed
npor il will be II he option Of the Compnn, unload
H. aud cnnrge The 80 per Car load for
Lumber, aud 80 for Coul and also chm &c the
rate Of 81 90 per day for the If the Cal.
TIOS. SHARP, Supr't.
aug 27-ts Va, 4 Tenn. r. x.
EV Expre's and Rep copy.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28
,TEST NEWS BIZ TIE MAILS.
p'''' Tier to be tried in n. York.
Especial Despatch to the NY Express.l
WASHINGTON, Mar. %.

WASHINGTON, Mar. %.
~, selah II. Hobbie, Assistant Postmaster
raj. died this morning, after long illness.
second Lieut.. Thos. Bingham, of the Second
,,s ICONS u. S. A, has resigned.
pf a,s case of Col. James Collier, of Ohio. the
u, ina defaulter as Collector of San Francisco
alles ser cen Taylor is to be tried in N. York, ON
.be first Monday in April.
the g ~ Cadsden Treaty has been under consid-
.,;ou in the Senate to-day,in executive session.
era'o debate took place in respect to it. The
ons will probably not be disposed of for sever
treaty The President and his Cabinet are I'M
al us5 to expect that this treaty will pass.
defs'o' w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28

N Avignon paper chronicles the arrival there
vehicle driven by compressed air, which had
Pc from Marseilles, a distance of fifty miles, in
hours. The carriage was divided, like u
|se. into various compartments, for different
and conveyed upon Insists first trip one
|dred persons. French high roads permit cas-
d speed of twelve miles an hour.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28
Singular Suicide,

a stranger arrived at Potsdam,a few days ago,
going to the Frederick church, asked the
hdle to be allowed to visit it, as it is one of
Pat beauty and contains many works of art
L beadle opened the doors, but no sooner had
y entered than they heard slight meanings
Fy fastened to the spot, and found a young
/ hanging by the neck to large marble figure
esuS Christ on the Cross. They Immediately
him down, and conveyed him to the hospital,
Emg partially recoverable stated that he be-
ged to the sect of Old Lutherans, or Pietists;
that being anxious to secure his salvation in
world to come, he had long determined to die
hrst died; that he had frequently attempted
Fruclfy himselfbut had not courage to execute
design; and that at last, after violent strug-
with his bad passions, he had hanged himself
|ne cross About aquarter of an hour after
kng this statement he died.-London Times.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28
Trial of Cant Shaumburg.

| WASHINGTON, March 24.-The second trial of
ant. Sbaumburg, for assault and battery, with
Stent to kill, upon Edwd II. Fuller, in the sum
3er Of 1852, commenced to-day in the Criminal
burt. Hon. j. Clemens appears as one OF his
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28

cincinnati Price Current publishes the
- ' t OF the number of hogs packed in the
on se last season, showing net increase of
co OV oea being 16per cent. The report en-
published. : Wv '
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28
I'D DISPATCH.
CONGRESS-.

Men York Markets, March 27fh
Flour has advanced IL to l5 cents; Southern
81 81 to So IL.
Corn % to IS cents.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28

IT, I: WIN, White, of Meadville, Va, was rob-
night. oN W o'''''
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28
BUCKINGHAM SLATE QUARRIES
w. Il. ELLIOTT, PrOOrietor.

Practical Slater.
II Il lakes This method OF pectully Informing Eng
Architects, Contractors, Builders Proprietors
purchas ID and leased quar- les in Buckingham Co. w.
and ntcads opening and working them extensively He
promises to produce Slate better calculated to answer nj
purposes than any heretofore produced from these
quarres and will defy competition its Quality with
any ) hte in the United Sta imported. He would
inform the public that ho has from Youth been wholly
and constantly engaged in the above business and Yields
TO none in his practical know ledge Of Slate Rock and
Stating. He intends opening Slate Yard. he follow
ing places; Lyme burg, Richmond and where
he will keep constant supply of Slate to the
iers of these Towns and the country. Scottsvie will
be the CENTRAL AND MAIN DEPOT, from which
lie will regularly supply ether points. He will have in
his employment men OF experience and know ledge in
the business each place orders for new
Stating repairing old roofs. Those who have Slate
roofs ont of repair have EN- Immediately attended
to- and probably put in better condition than when first
Slated there has been much bad stating done in Va.
by inexperienced workmen.
Specimens of his work can be seen at the Lynchbrg
Gas w urks, examination If which he requests by
those wanting work in his line
In cases for buildings he recommends aths
in the place o. sheeting the roof for Stating which
considerably less.
N. b. Letters Of enquiry, orders for Slate Stating
and repairing will be promptly attended to by address
ing him II either of the places of business.
dec l9-dsrts
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28

A,tles approprtate 10 The fn@ Cfaas.-boxes OF hats
bon its . furniture
4, -,cies aDpropriateto Second Class-Boxes, bales
# /, ,good feathers shoes, saddlery glass, paints oils
I,n AMI Confectionery.
A. e,es ap7rop,iateto Third Virgina domes'
tics. 1gar. oaee, liquor, bagging rope butter, cheese
man, actureJ tobacco leather hides cotton yarns,
per ,in sheet i.oa hollowware queenswnre castings
hard ware marble fdressed) heavy articles moi
,,nufo grated in special or fourth classmates
articles appropriate 10 he Fourth Cfass-Flour, lin
.acs. rice pork beef FISH lard tallow and bacon. lin
boxes or sacks beeswux bales of rags ginseng
ami ried fruit bar iron marble undressed) mill and
or nd stones, mill gearing.
+ 80 miles l50 Salt per bushel ! s
pla.'|f per 100 miles 200 ceFihy pounds 10
ton o, - ! $50 miles $50 II
ooo lbs POE miles 300 Carrie asst. l2
I'D
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28

,a'a rubber horse shoes have been made at
'oh and are said to be light, elastic and dura-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28

vi, !, has passed the Legislature of Tennessee
s 4 '"e salaries of supreme court Judges at
wv and circuit judges at 81 800.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28
CONCENTRATIONS

RECON- BNDAf1ONS.
CHIEr ENalNeER's OvrieE, Va n Tenn. X. n, I
Lyprlbnrg Vn., Scptem or 2o 1853. !
TO THE RAILROAD PUBLIC.
All tho Cars OF every kind IN upon THE road, have
Seen made II the Piedmont Works. in Lynsiburg,
i, the direction # Gen'l Netilrtoa, IA Agrat
IL gives much pleasure TO sny tina, cars have
strongly and faithfully executed. cheerlully
commend these works, to companies requiring cars,
competent construct aud faith ully any
tracts that may be- made with the OF these works.
CHAS. M. GARNETT
Chief Eng. Va q. Tenn. X. r.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28

GRASS SEED. 200 bus. Clover, Orchard
NJ Grass, and Timothy seed just received and for sale
owby Omar l0t) NOWLIN e APPER6ON.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28

vVNHESE WORKS hive he,n ~ In operation with
] all the niest iaproecd Machinery for Wood and
lion work. aud upon scale Commensurate with tho
siits II the Sour md West. for Gar construction
More ihan hundred of Ill description have
hssn H. NJ these work. Tor the Virginia q Tennessee
II, II Hoat
Presidents mud EnRin'crs' OF Rail Roads respect
Tally nvt ID tn bestow their patronage, they may
" Ip,n having their work finished in strict pance
sisi H. ~ ewn plans and d ings; aitcr the
lprove plans Construction, prices satisfactory.
Southern lsntl-HtOnds
Nlno l,nger he compelled - obtain their Oars from
the w. sn,lcet large expense and rick Of Trans.
rortti,en GEO q. CuRLE Proprietor.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28

oYrioE VA. TENN. RAIL.ReAD Co.
Lynchburg, Sept 90. 1853. !
From intimate acquaintance with Mr. Geo. a.
Curle feel confident that the Piednnn Works, under
his management. will fully maintain its reputation n
making Rnil Road Cnrs well In any and all ls
branches of mechnicn operations.
JNO. ROBIN MCDANIEL, Presidcnf.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28

THr attention Of Farmers also invited to thsso
Works there will he kept always and NIL kinda Of
Agricultural implements,
say, Flows Hnrrows, Cultvaors Corn Shrllers Chu
of vurious patterns and of the improved and a
style And Hay Presses, ind everything essary fr
agricultural purposes. Farmers rely getting Just
MS good ant los these Works they the North,
or an, other works, rnd at Northern prices.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28
BY TELEGRAPH.

d lELEQ0AT0s
Telegraphed foi the Daily virginian.
Destructive Fire In Pennsylvania-Loss $500
ooo-Surrender of Black Warrior by Cuban
Authorities Markets
RicHsoxp, Mar. %.
fire broke out in Birmingham, Pennsylvania,
yesterday, by which over one hundred buildings
were destroyed and two hundred families rem
dered houscless. The lass 10 .wo Ia ,drcd thou
sands doilars-one third of which was covered
by insurance.
The Authorities of Havana have Q rrendered
the Steam Ship Black Warrior to Capt Bullock
who received 1t under protest on account of the
damages to be demanded.
BALTIMORE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, Mar. %.
Flour $3.50.
Corn Il to -.
White Wheat 80 to IS.
I'd DISPATCH.
CONGRESS-.
The Senate was to-day occupied with the de-
fciency bill
In the House, the Pacific Railroad and Tele-
graph bill was taken up and made the order of
the day for Tuesday, May 3D.
The six steamers bill, of the Navy Committee
was made the special order for to morrow, aud
afterwards from day to day. until finally acted
on. The Civil and Diplomatic bill was then ta-
ken up.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28

ERENCH WINDOW GLASS-Of sisss
L. fro n 81 10 to PAX 30--for sale by
mar 4dSuts Il. bTABkEh, q w.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28

THE undersigned having Ind charge Of the above
Works from tleir commencement under the former
Proprietor Maj. A. Ellison Jr.; asks !. say the
Rn-ionJ public tint he has engaged with the present
Proprietor and will continue It, manag, en hoping by
ps long experience Ia Rail road works ard
tention the work entrusted 10 him. merit the ap-
probation aud liberal patronage Of the public
A. NETTLETON, Manager.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-03-28
CLOTHINGi CLOTHINGii
NEW CONCERN.
STIGLER, McELDERRY l. co.

IN dtun TO our entire New Stock. just received Of
Staple and Fnncy Dry Goo s W. have ON oui sec nd
floor the largest stock Read -made CT thing ever
b-ou hit this city To all those who are in want OF
good nd fash enable clothing would especiaHy in
wife call before purchasing el'"where. In addition TO
the above have hand large stock Of clothing for
house servants and field hands, very low prices.
We also KEEP on hand superior stock OF line and
cotton Shirts so merino gauzr ,ilk und under
shirts.
To county merchants who may he in city for the
purpose of put chasing cothihg. fell certain would
be o their interest examine, IL no purchase from u-
knowing they could do Detrr by going further East
or North STIGLER, MoELDRRY & co.
ntar
Butte record., 1854-10-14

Ifyou see sqnall arising in the lat
itude of your wife, what course should
be pursued to avoid its consequence
Double her cape with your left arm,
a d 1t your lips drop anchor on the
cruising ground of ''sulacks y
Talleyrand being told one day, at
whist table, that the old Marchioness
B. had married her fooman, remarked
81 te in the game We don't count
honors.
justice IS the great but simple prin-
riple. an The whole secret Of sucress,
in Al government rs absolutely essen
tial to the training of an infant as to the
conto of a mighty nation.
He that witlholdeth corn. the people
sh~li curse him but blessings be upon
the head OF him that seleth it.
ee- Why could an army cooposcd
ent rely of married men, 60 unschathed
through an engagement
B cause they could not loose q single
man.
esg-- The three first children baptised
in Boston were named JOY, Recon-
pense and Pity.
No man has right to do as he pleas
es, except when he pleases to do right
gA- At an inn in Swoeden there was
the following inscription on the wall =
"You will find at Trnl! bathe keel
lent bread, meat, and wine-provided
you bring them with you.
Butte record., 1854-10-14
JOHN ". Bass.

TEACH I'm TO SwIM.-A wise and
observing autaor says--and We endorse
every word of it--setling young man
afoat with money left him by his rela-
tlves is like tying bladders under the
arms of one who cannot swim ten chan
ces to one a. will loose his bladders and
90 to the bottom Teach him to swim,
and he will never need the bIadders.-
Give your child sound education, and
you have done enough for him See to
it that his morals are pure, his mind cul-
tivated and his whole nature II. de sub.
servient to the laws which govern man,
and you have given that Which will be of
more value than the wealth of the In
dies.
Butte record., 1854-10-14

EDR0SPECTLS OF THE WIDE WEST r-Tae ur,-
ID dersgnrd propose publishing sunday, March
18Th. the first number Of a Weekly Newspaper TO be
called fHE WIDE WEST
While that department of journalism devoted to the
commercial and political news The his been sby
and numerOu-y represented in this State the fied for
the establishment of literary paper has been in s,,ne
manner overlooked.
Believing that newspaper should speak for itself
propretors indulge in no premature putting bat will
moke 1t their solr ambition 10 deserve success.
TERMs-Single copies. ~ cents: CITY subscribers
% cents month, payable TO tn carrers subscribers
supplied by mail, So years. for six months-or s.
for three months
Agents will do well 10 send in their orders early
Address B0NESTELL& & WH.If(TON
2el Clay Street, Portsmouth Square
Butte record., 1854-10-14

aD5O0o POUNDS OF SUPERIOR HAMS,
- 10000 do Extra c. Bacon,
1890 do Mess do,
so Half bbls. c. Pork,
25 do Mess do,
25 DO Beef,
10000 Pounds Goshen Butter;
12000 do " China Sugar
so Half bbls Crushed do,
s6 do Oregon Salmon,
1000 lbs Leaf Lard,
1000 do. China Rice.
so Cases Black and Green Tea,
$3.50 tbs. Green Coffee,
100 Kegs Z. B. Syrup,
300 Bags Chile Beans,
100 Boxes Soap
200 do. Assorted Candles,
% bbls. Corn Meal.
so 1Gdo do. do.
80 Cases \ gallon Jars Pickles,
100 Kegs Nails. Assorted,
so bbls Haxall Flour,
100 1zSacks Chile do.
Oysters, Safdines. Fresh and Brandy Peaches, Pie
frut, Apples, Tobacco assorted bradS Cloihag, Boots
and Shoes, Liquors OF all kinds suitable for mountain
trade, for sale 81 the lowest market price
by O'FERRALL & co
Brick Row, First Street, and lower landing, Marysyile
4w22
Butte record., 1854-10-14

ALABAMA-Mr. James Henry. of Pi.
kens county, who occupied seat in the
Legislature, has announced himself as
he Wing candidate for Congress in The
lNth District. He is not to be permit
ted, though, to walk over the field, as
we perceive by a communication in the
West Alabamian
Nh. Editor - | am candidate for
congress against jim Il nry. l am fiom
Bass Precinct, situate, lying and being
IN The north east corner of Pikens coun-
ty, where no one lives within circum-
ference of anybody else. [ shut myselI
up in a room last week, with John Bass
(be sure and don't print his name with
Out the B and myself as delegates,
and held caucus, in which for three
several ballotings, | was unanimously
nominated Jnn's opponent. John ac.
cepts the honor. and will be in the Fl Id
during the war; Yours, (wi,hout gas
or brass.
Butte record., 1854-10-14

The PAVING OF THE BoTroM OF he
ShA,-The whole channel of the Medit-
erranean must be strew,d with human
bones, Carthagenians Syrians, Sidon-
ians, Egyptians, Greeks and Romans !,
there they lie, side by side, beneath the
eternal waters and the modern ship
that fetches freight from Alexandra
sails in its whole course over buried na-
tions.
Butte record., 1854-10-14

HE PaRtH AB -fPi ifEkEBEtORE EXIST
Inz between Dickinson Il Sto;ahs il The in ana
haraa pusine-Y thia DAY dissolved 10y mutu2l
consent. III tho+e having ciaIns against III. lals
fr requesattn resent tls-in for pay either
Il h. ,'sries at the I'D stand thuse knowing them
elves indebted. requested 10 come forward and
+s.t.e DICKINSON. {. II. STONBS.
nidwell, august Sd, 1854.
y B.-C II. Stomhs of The late firm OF Dickinson
>tom5- takes pleasure in announcing his friends
aad the public generally. that be will >ji carry thA
fin and Stove business usual al the old stand All
kinds of job work done to order Terms cash
G. y. SIBMBS
Butte record., 1854-10-14

Hg- The greatest task master we
know of is blacksmith, who says every
evening 10 his apprentices -"Come,
boys let US leave off work and 90 to
saving wood"
That Hacks smith must be brother to
a farmer down east, who, one season,
when he was building a new house, used
to try and get lis hired men out with to
play dig cellar by moonlight.
Butte record., 1854-10-14

There is good story of an eccectric
lady of unfortunate acquisitive habits,
to the effect that she was on one occas-
ion so affected by charity sermon as
to borrow sovereign from her neighbor,
and put Ii in-her own pocket
Butte record., 1854-10-14

sG" The Cincinnati Enquirer tells of
an aneedote of pious old gentl man,
who told his wayward sons not TO 60,
under any circumstances, fishing on
the SABBATH but if they did by ali means
bring h0me the fish.
Butte record., 1854-10-14
NOTICE
rs HEREBY GIVEN TO ALI. WHOM TT NJ

rs HEREBY GIVEN TO AL. WHOM 1T MAY
n Concern, that on Saturday the ninth day Of sep
tember. d. 1854. at the Court House door in the
town of BidwelI. Butte County, California. between
nine O'Clock A NJ. OF said day, and set of said
day, pursuant 10 order of the Hon. Probate Court.
in and for Butte County California made and entered
of record July 31st. A. D. 1854 in the record OF the.
proceedings of said Court, will sell to the highest
bidder for cash in hand, United States Land War
rant being the property of the estate of John f. Coo.
ney, deceased,
TON WELLS. Pub. Ad'r., Butte Co., Cal.
bt1<en. s-''. o., "sl, Avg. 5. 4, o., 1857 t4t7
Butte record., 1854-10-14
PROBATE COURT.

q AOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL WHOM IT
" may thai hsSe flied in he r bst, Jourt
Of Butte panty, petition praying ..rasr Of -aId
Court to mske- eXecale AM deliver to l"ss- Paden
FAN, convelne for the Rancho III B,,'- ,',.Ey cal
formerly owned by 7 d. Phbrook decreased Any
person interested appear in said Couri Monday,
June 96th 4 b 1854. and oppose the same. il proper
bearing a said petition viii be held at that time
81 order OF said Co rt.
T. WELLS, Pub. AR g.
Bidwcl tie Co Cal, May %, 1857 5w2.
Butte record., 1854-10-14

Two Irismen were in prison, one for
stealing COW, and the other for steal
ing watch. Mike, said the COW steal
er, one day, what o'clock is it ? Faix,
Pat, haven't my watch handy, but l
think it is about milking time"
Butte record., 1854-10-14
ATIONdL HOTEL g. STAGE
HOUSE.
c. A. BANCROFT. E. NJ. BURROWS
PROPRIETORS.

I HE UNDERSIGNED proprietors of the
National Hotel take plasure in annnounc
ing to their numerous friends and patrons,
that until the completion of their new building
now in coure of erection on the former site.
They have erected on the hill, large and
cemmodious canvass building for hotel purpos-
es. The table as heretofore, will be found
supplied with all the luxuries as well as many
Of the deicacies the market affords or the
country PRODUCES. This, together with the
Bar; which will at at all times be provided
with the choicest liquors and cigars, is well
calculated to render this House as numbered
in the margin A No l.
Travellers will find this house worthy of
their support, and no exertions will be spared
to render them comfortable mai
BANCROFT & BURROWS.
Butte record., 1854-10-14

GT Mrs. Smith has company to dim
ner, and there are not strawberries
enough. She looks at Mr. Smith with
sweet smile, and offers to help him,
at the same time touching him gently
with her slipper under the table He
always replies,-''No. | thu nix you, dear,
they don't agree with me-"
Butte record., 1854-10-14

Bag A lady walking with her husband
on the beach, Inquired IF him the diff :
ence between expectation an transport
tation. "Why. my de r." he replied,
"if you were on board yonder vessel,
you would be exported, aud | should be
transported"
Butte record., 1854-10-14

~ Some negroes recently escaped
from the Marposa jail by boring holes
with an auger, and other prisoners were
afterwards placed in the same room be-
fore it was properly repaired, who like
wise escaped by the nigger-aager rOutet
Butte record., 1854-10-14

rS~ The following first rate notice"
appears in the Providence journal =
''Morrissey is a professional fghted, and
the biggest bully in New York, and the
biggest blaekguard except one or two
of the Councilmen.
Butte record., 1854-10-14

A French author says-'When I lost
my wife, every family in the town offer
ed me another but when l lost nv
horse, no one offered to make him good. y
Butte record., 1854-10-14
r. RUMRzLE s. cos

F RUHRzLG & cos
n Q r L II 4 ER n EXPRE ESS.
ENRANK RUMRILL & CO., to meet the
IL growing wants of the community in the
mining districts North of Marysylle, will run
& OAlA2 353252G99
between
MARYSVILLE and
GOODYEAR'S BAR.
BONNEVILLE,
FOSTERS BAR.
GIBS0NVILLE,
ST LOUIS.
CHANDLERVILLE,
PINE GROVE,
and Weekly to all the prominent points on the
fuba and Feaths sr rivers and their tributaries
and from Marysville through
WELLS FARGO g. CO.,
to all parts of California. Oregon, the Allan
tic States, Canada and Europe viii pay the
highest price for GOLD DUST Furnish
Wells Fargo & Cos
sI9HT Drafts
Payable in all the principal cities and towns
of the Atlantic States, Canadas and Europe,
and general Express, Collection and Exchange
buainess F. RUMRILL s. CO,
2r, Propriet.rs
Butte record., 1854-10-14
Heaven is day without a cloud to
larlxen il, and without a night to end it.

ADAlI.S s CO.'S
.... x.xgSes k1XP EsESS9 gA!l.,sss: gA!lL.s,ssss:
B-4.AKLA'G HOUSE IND EXCHANGE
OFFICE
Fire Proof Brick Building, Corner of
Plaza and Hisn streets,
.n4RYS VILLE
ADAILY EXPRESS,
In charge OF our regular Messengers for SAN
FRANCISCO AND SACRAMENTO
BY LANGTON s. BRO,
f. D. EVERTS s. CO.,
To all parts Of the Northern Mines.
Chesks at Par on Sacramento and San Fran
cisco
GOLD DUST purchased. or forwarded to
any part uf the United States, and also to
England insured or uninsured, at as low
rates can be done by any house with seeu-
ritY
Cur Express being she most extensive ia the
United States, we can guarantee facilities not
possessed by any other concern.
Having one Of he most secure treasure
vaults in California, we Care prepared to re-
ceive DEP0SIrES, SPECIAL or otherwise
dag- b lis Of Exchange drawn on any of
the following places
Boston,
.Netc York,
Philadelphia,
BGfimors,
Washington.
Puts6nrgh,
Cincinnati,
Louisville, Ky.
ST. L0uis,
-New Orleans,
London. &c
Our treasure is forwarded by the Pacific
mail steamers on the lst and 10th Of each
month, and expresses for small parcels by
Vandebilt's line CHA'S B. MACY,
49tf Agent
Butte record., 1854-10-14

Before you commit suicide take cold
bath. What people term despair is very
aftsn dirt
Butte record., 1854-10-14

d fHIbI PEACHES-Fresh and sweet for ~H;e cheap
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