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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02
TBLLIEN'S CONCERTS.
81 METROPOLITAN HALL.
TWO EXTRA
NEW YEARS ClFT CONCERTS,
AND MUSIC FOH THE MILLION NIGHTS,

AND MUSIC HOR THE MILLION NIGHTS,
On Monday and r'ssd Il ffIsns'py' 'Ada
II n ssRfE r
LION NIGHTS prior 70 his separsurs for B.:son Phaa-
Orleans which osos.on Che viii include the
pieces SShns fos 4S
now publishing BY J,c SO BroAdwsy, and dedicated
-: 'ss
lis ias o.
evening" ,..
JULLIIs.s sSaio FSk IaE afLLIoN,
Tss sssss r. Fasf
Paul s and yssiais yslss' soSE 'rs.s Sa Sunday
Ths TARGET cssp -, Tho Atlantic calop, and
EoSpAI iSENIsG, jAsu4kSG,
whom the iss.ss ' sss vii g
Quad.is-',lhs caiornisa," .Jullsn
Alpine Ssiody1sfsHss. &s sS Rss:
SOLO cornss f%s Hne sc.n. iisss:s
Received en- ~ julien; Bsnsas night with great applause
ouaarirls Tsuonai-..rhs Amsrosn Julien
Arranged with twenty solo; and variations performed
b twenty ofA Julsns eminent solo performers.
New ors.d Christmas symplony. ...;.....rr
composed expressly these Conceztl ana
entitled " santa CiAus.n
Song -"Twas on sunday kornng". hori
ndlic Anna Zor
symphony-"The Aadante," from the celebrated
Surprise symphony. Observation-Disclosures Haydn
Selo flaSeolet ..keyse1sr
op.sr.ll. N..,.n.-..rss. y. I S.1.s':s Jam.
Solo csasssiss.:s.op Theme: IRON Ec;sni; -,
WulAm Toll 0ottSs2l
signor Bottessni.
GAlsp-"Ths Atlantic" .yulliA
Doors open At O'clock; Concert 70 oommenceata
Oohduoeor. ........ 80. N Julien
scn,ss "a. nry r SSas
In consequence OF the being closed ssa
be secured 1t Metropolitan HAIL. Monaay from ~ Nu
o'clock, and In the evening"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

NAMDRN AND AnBoY RAILROAD TO PHILADHI-
~ phia from pier No North river. Two lines daily ~
IA. H. AID 3P. 4. Accommodation line at Z A. n, By
stsamboat john Potter TO South Amboy ths by
way places and Camden; fare 81 Express n66 p NJ by
John Potter Amboy thense direct to Camden By ears;
through In I'VE hours; faro g.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

1vH1ISTYH AFRICAN OPEKA H0USH NO. III
~ Broadway, abeve Grand street,
OPEN EVkRY MIGHT.
xhs Hsn- known original, fATfAmed, and Only
OHxIBTY'B MIN6TRILHs
Organised In l6l1.
xhs IRA and eldest company "a szistsnsA
me m 70 hamonise Negro Melodies and orgnAtoSs q the
present popular style Of Ethiopian kertanments
sueesssn ths city ntnued Of
past xhout pisssdsat n ths annals of public amusement
fHl ooNPANY,
sompri4ag versatile and talented "oofps Of experienced
lfom under The direction and personal supervision
EDWIN T. CHRISTY. Sole PfsREistoE and Nanaxsr the
feznse II rsprsssntstens Of xthiopian Ninstrelsy.
Adms4on, = ssas. Desn open 81 OK sslsek; commence
81 ~ e'deek.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

NEW YEARS DAT AT BARNUNs.-rIvE PEI
IN formances, ~ l0k o'clock In tho morning. And
s:sp:Sn and y sslsss EVENING che aash,s a. psysf
OF ETTRICK VALE. 10. The moral drama Of HOT co ~
Tuesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons, - o'so
Ainiancc the whole Museum to tie living Giraffe
the Bearded Lady, we'll as the performances cent?
children under ten, l2k cents seats In the ParQust, La
cents EXTRA Secured Seats, - oents-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02
INSTRUCTION.

A LADY WISHES TO Bk With A FAMILY WHERE
II che teach vocal and nstru music the frxnoh
and German languages OF those branches Refer.
snces given. Address u L. H. Onion square Post Once.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

A CARD.-THK SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY AN.
"A nounces to the citizens Of New York. Brooklyn vii
hamsburs and Jersey City Mat his and elegant
now day and evening for instruction
and bookkeeping liberal deduction will made 70 par
ties Three more may
Of writp lessons in three days The thorough
and mproven ent guarantied 10 ALL old and young Cards
and circulars be had at the corues
Of Fraaklin street OLIYEK Is. Goldsmith.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

NOTICK.-BowERY THRA1RE.-MIss GERTRUDn
~ Dawes respectfully nforms her fieads and the public
~ large that friday evening January set apart Tor her
benefit a. which tine che will DO pleased 70 see all hs
Character q Lofty snishsrs n "wrhns ths Wall;'
nslio and Mr. stsvsns win appear n hts esisbrat axss
tr 10 qreIe Bob Mis- rswse VIII also sppsss Msxgssy
= The 'k~uxh DAncad.D
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

pUOKL8Y's OPERA HoUBn, CHNIan HALL. -
~ Brsadysy near the Prsssctt aoSsa sysY aienA
Oldest established and most talsatsA company h s.teae
being The Ares 70 Introduce ha{mony i.ae = 1Ahiepl
D.s:sa.s 0ysss A; Asi alsvss ~ og.ssrs okssses
psass II laber Ana tslsnS By Duekisy's SsrsnAAes
naaaxsnsAt las heacr sf Announcing that tAs Conee
able vRheut yueaxty." Oeass6t ssnnsnssN
5k e'elosk. Almisden, 5 sentA.
pUCKLHYS, proprieto1.
r bishop BUOKLIY, NODDED Director,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

A UsrEALIA;-AoEEw co., ,oonnnalcs ~,
Rssr 70 Chaplin SAWYER, lssssa; Aensv 4 ~ r<Ss72
phia: BlartnG nekss, DAdnsgs; msanosn. WhxS X6
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02
HIo. oHRIsTY / WOODS nINsTR1LS. ~ BROAD.
VI way, absvs Howard streeA
No CoNMEcryoA OrHER COMPANY.
OPEN RvKRY 1VENIN0
Ca SSsisv q. i:ewn So 1sasss;
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIO,
DAMo1S, MICRO DnLINnA!I0I.

Doors ope0 ~ M ~ eommenee At7X o'clock.
xSekee... ee1o
CARD
George ChrstyAs professionally noyn for ths as twelve
IN oenneooA with Ethiopian mtAgReDytakee this
formed ssDsxt.nhip with M 4: Wood, Of Minstrel HAIL.
~ BroaAway which pAes he Will appear svsy evening"
asd hopes 70 meet biz friends IN that nagnneat and
neaioss HAN n biz RrofssenM eapesity H hopes ~
vsssss a.S e.sssst.s Cresps: now pronss Ne sas..
GRO. \. HARRINGTON.
Yreeeea1enAIly nsvn - 0l010n 0HRlo1X
UAnD.-HoNlay wesk-0se. Christy WosA,s NnstRels,
~ Broadway. On Monday December -, and Monday, IL
nuAry & Afternoon Concerts, eommsnsng 81 halfpast :
o'clock. Administer, IS oents.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

DURNTON's PRIvATE DANCING ACADEMY, 6Oo
ID BroAdwAy-New easses forming for the second term
Evenings for ladies and Eenssmtn 1hs atc Of wslts
g taught correctly and scesuy Glasses those who
are asqusnted with dancing ase for those who
meneng to learn Circulars be obtained and all app
sasiens 70 be made At IA Bowsry, bookstore. -
EERRERos DANCING ACADEMY. So WEST FOUR
tenth strest-Yonng ladies and astsrs Wedr esdaYs
md Saturdays and Mondays and Thursdays AZ SX r M
xsnsemsAs evening cias Tuesdays and RI dAys AZ ~
cisss Tor grown persons. with band Of muiial sA
ssxsYs. A. ia z. -. Pupils mar enter At Any time
M0RK NV CLAasIs-BRooKKs' DANCING AGA.
DENY so Brocne strsst, between Broadway and the
bovsThe pupils Of ths present season are making mos
rapd proess beyond AL precedent In course Of les
sstsva wss.ss asd quadriss The I.dlss e.ss
0a's slass Tues lays and Fridays om seven TN seven
Mrs Brookss evening class tor ladies exousiyeiy
yssea Tor sAhsr ssss private lessons received a 81
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MUSICAL.

NArEURs OF THE VIOLIN ARE INVITED TO
"A thoroughly examine and tess key stop finger
board which rariply coming into general Maui
factory and depot for choice von expressly
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rlNAnOlAL.
TRY DOCK SAVINGS BANK, sl9 FOURTH STREET,
~ mes: avenue C-Intercst ~ six Per cent
G.d.y January 1854 VIII receive inherent from .hs Of
JANIS L. STEWART. Secretary. = -A'' ''"1sA~
~ Chambers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. informed
s, y0 made Ss s, the "a ss
q i.nsafy BAH 9Psn daily from 10 O'Clock A. \ TO
PErrR CRERAR, AcoountaaG
MEcHANICs' AND TRADRRs SAVINGS BANK Ie2
AL Grad street Interess At the rate Of per per
siss ssi Gi.lsri
JAMES r. HAioHr. Secretary.
NOTICE BROADWAY SAVINGS INSTITUTIONS
~ Broadway Bank Building No. 2 corner Park place
January 1854 v be allowed interest thereon from the Isl
and i've PEI esa our exceeding
TnAsenA PA.nrn, T Vice fssidsas and s:arsr.
SonsnLIus l. LvHaIrr, second vise-rresiden.
p.rrR CvTniss, Aeeeu, tant
O'clock IN deposits viii aso DO received daily from
OTricE PANAMA. RAILROAD COMPANY. NKw
&, ss..sss e ;sest o. sh .onp.ny -. Be closed
on a on the IL II ahS sanS.s,
will be paid At the BAnE state Of YORK on pre-
;:ss.''' ''' n''''' Il Es sts IF s Rsss q
D1nITfANOHs TO IRnLAND.-PABSA0n CIRYIn
= ~: s s:Sss; -. 81:
'"s6 % ": 4 H SEis ;ni s SS ss:s
WILLIAMSBURG SAVINGS BANK-rHE rsUsrsEs
Of this Institution have directed that interest
months ending t Inst be paid depostor on ali Gu en-
titled thereto at the rate OF per annum The
hank every afternoon from TO O'clock At the cor
Fourth South Third Deposits Of ali suns
from five cents up~ards William WALL President George
kicard and Nathsnsi Brigss vos Isaac Hend
Secretary; and y. l.. DemArest, CIori.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

Thew a,s all ciAss Rev rors bun shifs rsovide<
With al articles eofot sss II
pa fensers Asd cemmanasd msn 81 sspsrisses NE
trade The price Of passsss % stteut ines h3ssss
Goods 70 sh. wi Ne fsrvAssa Tres ron a.s
k0YD HIsCKIs, Ass.u iU P.sri ssr,ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02
TIvE NEW YEARS GIFT EXHIBITIONS,
Il On Monday, Janu lry 2, 1T ii A. NJ 2, l. "a, and
o'clock, r. ~,

w =. FISH. FROM LONDON, THEATRICAL AMD
w sharaotssiss wig maker 80 Psad Street, doors
fron Broadway New York Anatsw perform atSend
Cd WIS lsas lire ps peva pAYss, naslussAass aal
AAey drsss balls. u D.-0euAtU tAsaA1eAb euDpaA q
shogt netloo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

THn YOUTHFUL WONDER LITTLE o0RDRLA HOW
ael lsshsnG large audieaoss the Nation Theatre
No, n Unels Toms Cabin" Both these pieces ~ ths
e91Ssa In New York. LITTLE KAfY i perfsrnsd svsry
IGn1Ay Tuesday Thursday and Friday aftsrnoons UNCLE
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MEDICAL,

nR WARD, NO. 0cANAL 9fRRY err ue101 rv0..
hro,dwA nay b consultst = ssssi = - srSsssSss
the Univsesity Of B<iatnse. scotland. ~
nR.xARD, GRADUATE or rHn UWTvansrxv :.
"a 1snsuys ssoNsna ssa y sssssissl eisS s1tsaS
,Io az "fsss sas ssss 49, 81 nssaAvaS. MAX
DR CoorER, 10 DuANn STREET nav - -
~ suissd. pr o. veull rsspsstfsiiy csii11A - ~
terestsd call. being satisae1 thai fre0 =
three years he eaa give entire sassfAstiea. 49,
he coRBErr, NO ~ DUANE srxuuF puVW-
~ Chshsm ena william nag - sssssi0Si = ~
See hh diploma in his ofhos. - - WV
DR JOHNSON. 10 DUANE sTR1nz. NAY N g.
-. ",soa ~ dsssss. pr =. y rsxglaxfy $780,
.nsax o~ Nv "psss " NE sAsA Msun HsnSLTB
N LAHMoNf, pam AHD EoRDon rTV-~-~
4 bseszvS1' a. . = ~ Ss. "a s1ss - 10y e.
sss ~ a., s sss svnAas osaSaH ssSscSssj KS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

AFTERNOON PERFORMANCE.
Commenerg At O'clock when will DO presented he moral
and religious drama, In three acts, Of
MTTLl KATY.
HOT CORN GIRL,
Dsar.s,asA y e. " Taylor No. !sapsss.iy 70. We -
ihsd n shs New YoRk Tribune written BY Mr. Solon 10
hnsoa In which the youthful wonder, tas Oordsla How
Ard Will appear ~ Little Katy.
EuIs.s ssdisy. NJ Prior 5raan 95ssssy s es
fravszs. NJ. Clarke Memoir Ssdlsy. Ars Prisr
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A CsTRALIA. LINE -SBvDuYY DAyu
a passage.- The new aae beauttful Ara s1aD nsdi11
clipper ship ALBxnI rRANxLIN Lass. es..ae1sL 80
sssss Anssssh ship q IN ss aas 81 sssIy ysssss
she viii hs htsd With Ensesons vsntilsso koI1
and offers unusual inducements shippers ~ sd
'as'n V rs''nn'aa'Ai. 4kplSS ssssr.or mv....
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DoWKRY THEATRE.

DOWkRY THEATRE.
d BENERIT or MISS WOODWARD,
On which occasion the celebrated
BOON CHILDREN WILL APPEAR.
Tho pieces selected for tho evening will be the works
Of Shasspeare, sheridan, Knowles and Kemble.
Miss oodward will appear for the first time ia comedy
Wednescay January T. will be acted Knowles play Of
THE HuNCHBACK
Julia. Miss Woodward Master Walter Mr. i. Eddy
After which, the celebrated trial from shakspsasS
THE MERCHANT OF VENICE
bhylock. ............by. Mss LorA Gordon Boon
Porta. by. .hiss Anna Isabella Booa
Song by Miss Laura Gordon Boon.
A varsity Of Singing and Dsneiag.
To be followed BY from shcrid xns play Of the
SCHOOL FOR SCANDAL
ever !ehzie pl IL. ~ u001
d. n0en
To conclude nth the farce in aot By c. Kcmbis Il
The BAY AFTER The WEDDING
Lady Elizabeth Frceove. tnrst tme). Misc woodward
Box Book new open.
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= splendid side vhesi Steamship srATR OF oDOR6tI
wi leave Philadelphia 10. Ssysspsh on Wslnssdsy IT.
l. ~ 70 eeieek ~. fron the wharf above viss s>sss(
This ship entirely and IN speed and ssrsastA -
every arsnsement for the eonfors s.a -
ssnsers, unsurpassed Fare from Philadelphia, en- 49,
Wednesday. Agents In Phusdeiphia, HEROl 4 nAKTiy
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-02

RURrON's THEATRE, CHAMBERS srRl1T.-Do0Rs
ID open 81 81 10 commence ~ O'Clock.
Masks AND FACES.
Sir O. Pomander. Mr. Jordan James Tripet M Burton
Coey Cibber Mr. Barrett Mrs. Woohngton Miss Mitchell
Mr.. vAne Mr.. Fisher Mrs. Ysne. Mrs. Buckland
Hnarl M. Johnston Nj Triples. Mrs. Hough
THE YOUNG ACTRESS.
Trsgedian. Mr.. Johnston Maria Miss Robertson
BLACK AND WHITE.
Mr. Crab. Mr.. Barrett hrsSkreeeherCrow M Burton
Persgrine Bill. Mr. Burton Duchess. Mrs. Cooke
Cornet Cologne. M Norton Lady Grab. .Ars. Hough
DURTONs THEATRE. CHAMBERS STRxRT.-D00RS
ID open at OK to commence AT o'clock
Tuesday evening. January J, will be performed
Masks AND FACES
Sir O. Pomander Mr. Jordan James fripleh Mr. Burton
krnsss vane Mr.. Fisher Mrs. yane. Mrs. Buokiand
Golley Cbber. Mr. Barrett Mrs. Trplet urs nough
THE MAID WITH The MILKING PAIL.
Dioeon Mr. Johnston Mily. Miss Robertson
BLACK AND WRITE
Mr. Grab. M Barrett hrsscreeshercrow ~ Burton
Cornet Cologne Mr. Norton Lady Crab. Mrs. Hough
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NEW YORK ApD CALIFORNIA eTBAnsuIY LIuD
Hsar.sua Irepr'ssess -Thso axh 10 sAyssss shsa ASIA
%ais .. ssv ssuss .sa.s .ss. -
7t00 trrthsn, vail ssvs ir.u pss No Herb Fvs =
SP NJ precisely. for San yssp Del Hefss fAsss1n0.
jan cennsctinG with the fAvesss ssssashfD PssiAs
toms burcn, evef he ksaxsxua rrAass kssss ssS
surpassed n their vsatuaoa sal ssesanslo&ts0A ~
inform ANon AssAes APPLY enly - CnAnLn uonnAA
Agent, No. Bowling osssu-
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nEsPATcH LINE roR San vRANcrsOo-NIuDYy.
- gs, ?s k..s rvsr foot q Bs.s..a -. sspssssS =
can han dscnely nodats lev sahin passassss a.
magnificent hsst olsss clipper made hse yassaes
cisco In ninety THREE days and twenty hoars -
sensers DESTROYS Of fast shipper have sppsrsas Z
securing the ainng berths sdiate appbeatsS
SUTTON 4 CO.. ~ " all strvet
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L'oR SAVANNAH AND FLo2IDA.-UNIrRD srArn1
mai Lds -sy :ls , syienaid ssssmship RIO AIDA
~ n, from pier No. 4 North river Apply 70
SAMUEL l.. kiTCHsL, ~ Brood vsy
The ALABAMA Captain Geo. n sohsusk Leaves o. -
neiday, jan II THROUGH tickets frsn New Ysrk = jssS
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n,uE WORLD IN MINIATURE-A GRAND NO DEL OF
the World covering Of nearly 100 square feet
exhibiting A. glance nasnihcent Wow Of the surface Of
GLOBE with the lakes gu & represented by real
water With miniature ships between the
unsnts Monday January 3D. from 10 A. NJ TO II +. n. Ad-
mission % cents, children ~ cents.
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NkW YOkk AND ALABAhA ornAnsnIP C0mPAQU
steamship BLACK WnRRiOR. Cart J. d. S~iissS IN
sail for the above por. neaday JAnusry q Il esssS
precisely from pier foot Of Harrison street, vss ~
ssSs sos Freight taken for New orlssas Gee<s ss1sSl
% M I'D Co.. Mobile sili BE- forwarded ire q $780,
can Be had .ppesto. =. shs ose Ne rsishs sAl:s
shippers will please SEND In their bs Of sdnG 49,
On the evening previous 70 the day Of sailing Parcels -
eure . passport before leaving pora
LIVINGSTON CROCHkR0N q CO.. 81 BroslvaS.
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OMAN BKIwBgn nav yORK AMD CLAsGow.-
- The ClAssev snd Nee Ysrt steamship Company nsv
steamer oLAssos, pa ssns ga hsrss ee~srg eessrs
wsdAssasy ysnsA.y "a ~ sslssh. .ssa Pre- sssn.
80; third sisss, sss-sssw Ard .. issisasS hpplye
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DCCKLEYfS eEREEADEKs CHlHEfx uALi. 80
ID Broadway, will gi,s Grand Afcrneea Oslcsst
day, January commeneinxa ~ e'sleek, ca wAsh
will produced the eeeorstsd trriesue Aons del
ens VI CHI with Sonxs Operstc shpresc Dansss
40. 40. Evening Concert eomneness - ~ eeeca- a.
mission Is cents.
Butte record., 1854-12-30
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may

NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it may
~ concern, that the undersigned having as
sociated themselves together as a company to be
incorporated under the name and stile of
Bidwell Bridge Company, that they will
apply TO the court OF sessions in and for
Butte county California, at its coming Decem-
Der term and on the first day thereof or as
soon as said application can be heard, for a
license to establish Public Toll Bridge across
Feather river at the town Of Bidwell, in said
county. at site in said town between the fol-
lowing points on said river: commencing at a
point on the south side of said river above the
Public Ferry where the corner Of the fence OF
the Frenchmans garden j0ins the river and
running down the said south side, TO point
about thirty feet below the point of land that
runs out towards the foot Of the Union Mining
claim, and embracing a corresponding extent
of land on the opposite shore of said river, and
notice is further given that at the said Decem-
Der term of said court, they will make appli-
cation to transfer said cause to the District
court in and for said county, that said appli
cation may be heard and acted upon at the
December term of said District court, viz :
Monday the 18th of said month. as the law
in such case has made and provided when any
member of the court of sessions is interested
in such application.
November 10th, A. d. 1854 4w2
JOHN c. FALL,
j. a. MURRAY,
ROBERT 7 VAN N0RDEN,
JOS E. \ LEWIS,
GEORGE W. HESS.
Butte record., 1854-12-30
Miners EXCHANGE
AND
SAVINGS BANK.
Corner Of .Hontgomery an Sacramento
Streets, SIN FRANCISCO.

y
Streets, SIN FRANCISCO
A Ii MONEYS Deposited in this Bank, in
IA sums not exceeding One Thousand Dol
lars, are payable on demand and deposits Of
over One Thousand Dollars, at cne days sight
Deposits made on and after the first day OF
september, 1884. to the first of september. 1S-
55, will draw interest at the rate of one and
a half per cent per month.
All special deposits of not less than One
Hundred Dollars. made for six months and
over, will draw interest at the rate of two per
cent. per month
On tiie first of september, of each year. de-
positors will be notified of any change in the
rate Of interest for the ensuing year.
Gold Dust consigned for assay or coinage at
the United States Branch Mint, will receive
immediate attention and the results from
assays will be returned every forty ght
hours; and the charge in all cases will only
be one and a half per cent, including all
charges for assay or coinage. or one hall per
cent, for assay alone, when the amount is Fifty
ounces and upwards; all amounts under fifty
ounces, the price will be FIVE dollars.
Miners and Merchants leaving Gold Dust at
Banking House TO be assayed. can have an
immediate advance ON their gold without any
charge for advancing.
Bills of Exchange on the Eastern states, at
ninety days from sight viii be drawn at par.
Sight Drafts will be drawn at three per cent,
or at the usual rate at the time of drawing
Mint Certificates purchased at a reasonable
discount. Gold dust and bars purchased at
the highest market price
Rich Quartz specimens valued free of charge
and the highest price paid for them when Of
fered for sale
The usual Banking facilities etended to Mer-
chants and Traders, and, aud the Bank will
bs kept open for the accommodation of Depos-
itors until 81 P. NJ, and until 10 P. NJ. on
saturdays.
\. B.-Miners can remit their moneys or
Gold Dust, in sealed packages, by Wells Far
60 Co.'S and Adams & Cos Expresses, label
led and directed to me, with such instructions
as they may deem proper, with the full a su-
ranc that every attention will be paid to their
instructions relative to the same
A. S. WRIGHT, Banker.
All papers containing any of my ad-
vortisements, will discontinue them from this
date. inserting only the above. ,.
Butte record., 1854-12-30
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS
CONSTABLE SALE

DY VIRTUE OF an execution issued from
1.-the court Of W s. Stafford, Justice Of
the Peace for Bidwell township, in favor of
Peter Freer and against Charles W. Stiles,
to me directed, commanding me TO make out
OF the property of the said Stiles the fol-
lowing sums of money, to wit: two hundred
and for six dollars IN fifty cents debt and
the some of sventy five dollars and forty two
cents costs of writ, together with accrueing
costs on said writ; have levied on and shall
proceed to sell to sell to the highest bidder
at the court house doer in the town of Bid
we'll, on Friday, January 26th, 1855, at II
O'Clock NJ. the following described proper
ty, viz: a certain piece Of land situated on
the public road leading from Bidwell to Ma
rysyille, in Butte county, California, and
| bounded as follows: commencing at a stake on
the left hand side of a slough about thr ee-
fourths of a mile north of the house on said
tract Of land, known as the Prairie House and
about one hundred rods west of the road lead
log from Bidwell to Marysvile, thence south
one mile TO a stake, thence north one mile to
a stake, thence west oighty rods to the place
of beginning; containing one hundred aud
sixty acres more or less; Also, certain
piece of land situated in the county of Butte,
state of Califtrnia. and bounded as follows:
commencing at stake at the north west cor
ner OF the above described tract of land and
about twenty rods west of the road leading
from BIdwell to Marysville, thence south one
mile to a stake, thence east eighty rods to
the place Of beg ginning; containing one hun
dred and sixty acres more or less; the said
several tracts of land as a whole being known
and designated as the Prarie Ranch, together
with all and singular, the tenements heredit-
aments and appurtenanees thereto belonging
or in wise apertaining.
Terms made known on day of sale
W. W HOBART,
Special Constable.
Bidwell, Dec. so, 1851 Avs
Butte record., 1854-12-30
TO PRINTERS

A NEW EDITION OF THE SPECIMEN BOOK OF
N Bruce's New York Type Foundry will be published
nSepemtember, 1853, and viii be gAen 10 those pro-
prieors Of Printing Offices who viii send for it. or 1t
will be forwarded Them By mail on receipt in advance
OF fifty cents for the postage
In II are exhibited many articles before shown;
there have been added the Foundry new varieties Of
Roman types from nine-line Plea to PEARL various i'm
itasons Of W riiing great number OF Fonts Borders,
both plain and Illuminated. labor saving Rules, and
complete Foundry Of Germans The types manu-
factured are cast from 4 combination of mefn of
great Inability. and usually kept hand in large
quantities Every fancy font Is sold by weight, and
the printed prices, which from to twenty-five
per cent less than those of some other foundries- All
printing materials furnished at manufacturers pr
ces either for cash credit Printers wishing 10 open
accounts with me, whose dealings have been long
su-pendee, requested TO accompany their orders
with city references to prevent delay.
Printers oil newspapers who choose 10 publish this
advertisement including this note three times before
the ls OF August 1854 and send md one of the papers
will be paid in type when they purchase FIVE times
amount OF their bili from me- Of my manufacture,
selected from my specimens. GEORGE BRUCE,
l3 Chambers St New York.