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AFFAIRS IN WASHINGTON.
OuR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.

OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
BANKS FRIENDS BECOMING MuTIN0UsLTHE DEMO
CRATIC CAUCUS P0sTPONED-rnR PENNsYLvANIA
EENAToRsHIPs. ~
WASHINGTON, Jan. g. 1856
No progress was MADE to-day IN The H)use number
of the friends of Mr.. BarkR ipimatd that they would
not, after to-day, adhere TO him any longer This an
pouncement created little uneasiness among them.
The democratic caucus owing 20 the severe snow
storm which has been raging all day, WAS postponed.
large number of leading ennsyvsuia politicians arc
now here. who have am in'armed, two fold object
first, lookiIg after Ruchsua'. chances and secondly
figuring out who shall be u, I'd States Senator from the
Old Keystone The election oR q few days.
Forney and the Kitchen Cabinet very busy. D.
DESPAIR OF THE BANKS MEN--DBPARTURK OF COL
FRENCH, ETC.
WASHINGTON Jan. g. 1855.
Banks friends admit this evening that there is no
prospect ior organization
John A. Watson has been appointed Collector at Mon
tGrey, California, not At Los Angeles.
voonei Parker 81. French led TO New York this
evening by the illness of his family
Vt. Champion has received Instructions from his
goverlmcn. ON the subject of Cent a Auerica. F.
THI1TY.FOURTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
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The Isoasd Of Assessors.

In giving the Of the Assessors OF tho sewers
wards, IN the ErRArD Of Tuo-day msrnng, w omitsl
orc half Of en Each ward cls,ts one Assessor yeary
fer term Of two years. therefore the namos Of ,hse
holoirg over were not published Tho Board OF Asse
ty the year 1856 consists Of the following named Fcn
uennen, wiz
Wasd 1--John II. Wiihaus, Robert Walker
2-teac Ayres Jullsn Bctts
S--Isaac 4. Oulste ed I'd win Meredith
4ratrek Grove. Ttomas fzfeald.
6-Jchn H. Kinsey John NJ Bennett
S-NwarGJ ). McGloip, John Martin.
.--Josepn trolus. John ioynten.
e. 'oNn Capsy. Sst an w Aiard
e-Wllism Bopart. u p. Alcre.
lo-Edwagd II. Iominick william Van Duseu.
u-F2sk. Ryan, Enoch kwis.
E--Iohr S. Austin, stephen Lutx.
l:-Iewts Wirirgtcn. Ryerson.
1s-Repfy y. Weet, Wiii,ao Cole.
N-Ifasc ~ phlfe r. secEwck, Jr.
l6-Nhit1 an Phillips, Edwaro Be-rian.
11-JaGes MoAIister, ID. p. Andrew.
D6-GIap, Adama, wil,ata London.
io-Ieaiah Reysos--Jobn d. Hoyt.
20-l aIirl geicamp--Jcseph Miller
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THIRTY.FOURTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

WAsIlS0roN, Jan 8, 1855.
Mr.. EnnsREDeE, Ok. ny OF Tenn, said the action
Of the Hcnse demonstrated vo proposions-frst the
gentlemen voted for have site friends secondly
If either elected, he Will decline the honor Of the
chair. He did not believe any successful candidate
would 20 conduct himself 70 occasion jlst re-
prehension for his Official conduct. In the pre-
sent condition Of the public mind, it will be
injurious to the country to elect Speaker gen
teman who Is the embodiment Of the extreme sentiment
of either section. He proposed, q cnnpr~mise Mr..
Aillson, OF Virginia, who opposed tho alien sl
age feature in the Nebraska bill voted against its pas
soge, and not in the dem which nos
mated Mr. Richardson.
He appealed to the moderate aud conservative men to
assist him IN putting an end 20 this strie.
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A KENTUCKY CADET BECOME RUSSIAN LIEU
rSAsT--Mr. John IL w,td .d sss of 70. kor isky
Mi itery Institute cf the cisss cf 1854 ana
Rradue during the erceetdng yeal, has receive toe
sppointnent of Arst Lieutenant 10 the Russsn my,
through the Russian a,ster At washinGtcn and sssd
from New York Monday ,st 90 his -sy TO Berlin,
vhero he l 70 await o!as5s fsca III PfNs4eYE.
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FOR SALE.

Il WILL sell FOR CASH, the place where !
l. now reside, containing lTj acres; one hun
bred acres in GOOD CULTIVATION, with cedar
and post oak fence, with u good dwelling house
and Out-hOuses; also, an orchard. There is also
two hundcd acres oftimbcr convencnt--the whole
is offered at ten dollars per acre. | will alao cell
for cash my old place near Dallas. for - 900, al
20, tho place known Ms tho McCommas place, for
! ZOO; aud the Attorhury place, for $500, | will
also sell GAO acrcs of lard situate six miles from
Dallas near Bast's Mill, and 900 acres of timber
on the West Fork of Trinity-fity acres under
cultivation and good frame house an the place
for which will take $500 Apply soon, for
! must hcEe money.
4. c. ilAWPE
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Worms

~ As this is 'c Of the year when most orn
dabc among Children the popetors McLlncs verugc Fn-
ing ro of pttsbur, beg leac call the attention parents
its virtues for the expcng of these annoying and often fatal
mics to children II was ntcnd by physician Of great expert
cnce in Virginia. who, after having used for several years in his
practice, and found its universal was induced
last to offer to the public cheap hut certain and excellent
medicine 1t has since become Justly popular throughout the Uni
States the most efficient vermilgc known anil the de-
rnand has been steadily the increase since frs. rouction
to the public.
Purchasers viii he careful to ask for Dr. MLANES CEEBRA-
TED vERMIFUGE manufactured by FLEMING BROS. Of Pitts
burg Pa. All other Nemuges in comparison worthless
Dr. MLanes genuine VcrniiuEc, also his celebrated Liver Pills
can he had at all respectable drug Nome genuine uith
the si-HctRrc ri FLEMING BROS.
Sold wholesale and retail by sColIL MEAD New Orleans,
General Agents for the Southern States A-o by sANRE
THOMAS. Daas and iy dealers in medicines in every town.
Isl
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The New lliiaal and Dsgise wofk II ne
Order II Decd samamians an Daughters Of
sanarn will b. rfidy ~ distribution Ia q rev
days The Gland Chiefs II the seterul Hmnd
Lodge. should onlef sufficient nun'ter n SETS,
with lhe Ols Carls, To supply The Subordinate
Lodges within their jurisdiction. II, however,
Il would h. moTe convenient FOE any OF The sub
ordinate lodges In Texas TO receive ihem di'
rect from this riiy, they ran do so by sending
their orders and asasg Ia the undersigned
The price Of The work, including the lnrliaioIy
and Degree baoks. TO Lodges already organised
oI 10 Grand Lodges, is 50 sci, Ode Cards
At The nate Of cents apiece, Il viii be neees'
saTy that the money accompany the orders, as
il is in this way that we are to pay for the
printing, Nc, at the work,
The undersigned deems il not imprOper in
this connection, TO say Ia the members Of the
Order that the new work has been prepared
with great care and labor, by an able commit
tee, gmruilOusly-Ihat il is production Of SUI
periOr merit, and he trusts wall prove entirely
satisfactory 10 the Order,
" Editors friendly TO the cause will confer
a favor hy Copying the above,
J, HANNAY, II, w, n, q, Sire,
Galveston, Texas, June II, 1886,
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A SURF SICK OF Observation-Disclosures a
country paper pu blishes paragraph like the
following, from down,ensier," it means some
thing
TIM LAST CALl!-This is the lust call we
shall make on our delinquent subscribers, some
Of whom never paid us cent IN the world, II
the money is not forthcoming, the constable
will be-"
No country editor, unless driven to the very
verge of personal independence, can afford 10
take such commanding ground We would
advise him however, to keep out Of the sight
of the sheriff, il he is not long.windcd and
sound in limb.
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eANlNG bc'r grated 10 the undersigned, Al
/ l. the May IrrH Of ilr County tuGrt u! KHni
man comfy, \. u. lSII upon the estate If lhum-
as Dean deceased. this i, therefore 10 / S!sy MI
lcrsJuS holding claims against tic same 10 pre-
sent them to the Admir- daily authcntcut ~ the
law ,li"nrts, or they will hH barred. also, those
that are indebted viii make immediate payman,
$. 4. BARNES Aimr
lTohS YNDmaE Dan N.s'j.
JryE .. \. J.. lNji. ua.Gt
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no the RNarSseers CT Tcxas.

10 - HbaS ~ Sn n 0Asa's
FsNHE UNDERSIGNED, charged with the sub
J. sistence of the Z. S. troops in Texas, wishc
to learn if he can obtain from the resources of tn
country the PORK AND BACON required fG
the Army and for that purpose he invites rro
posus to furnish those articles for one year from
March /, 1857,
The quantity required for the year is at San
Antonio 900 lbs, to be distributed rs fol-
lows; TO Fort BeLnap, 10000 lbs to Camp
Cooper, (ncar Fort Bclknap,) 10000 lbs. to
Fort Claiborne, 90 600 lbs. to Fort McKavct,
20 ,OOO lbs. to Fort Mason, GO 900 lbs. to Fort
Clark, 10000 lbs. to Fort Duncan $4,000 lbs ;
to Camp Lancaster Gel Paso route,) 10000 lbs. :;
to Fort Davis, Gel Paso routc,) GO,OOo lbs
Propositions are invited for the supply for each
of the Posts separately. and for tie whole at San
antonio.
The Pork must be in pieces not exceeding six
pounds in weight, (iowls. chimes and shanks OK
ceptcd,) well cured with Turk Island Of Liver
pool salt, and packed in good strong w,,ritc-oak
barrels, two-thirds hoped each h-frd to con-
tain 900 lbs neat and to be Giic,t with saturated
brine. The Bacon must - Gifted with salt of
equal quality, and thoroughly cm6kcd. Both
must be made Of cJrn-iattenod hogs, and be sub
ioct to inspection before being received. The
right muSt be reserved to the officer in charge of
the Subsistence ut the place of delivery, to call NJ
Such times and for such quantities, (not more
than a quarter, nor less than onc-tweltth OF the
whole as the interests of the service MAY re-
quiro. ..
It is also desired to obtain FLOUR for the
troops at Forts Chadbournc, McKavett and Ma
son, for one gear from August |, 1857. For Forts
Chndbourne and McKavett, l40,0 900 lbs each, and
for Fort Mason, if maintained, 100000 lbs. The
terms of delivery to he the same for the Pork,
Offers must be addressed to the undersigned,
endorsed = special business" and they will he re-
ceiycd until the 3lst day ofJuly next. They will
then he forwarded to tho Conmissary General Of
Subsistence, for his consideration, and su,h in
sructions as he may deem fit.
The first delivery Of salt meat will not be re-
a,ired before the middle Of March, 1857.
W. y. BLAIR, Capt Com. Sub.
OGcc Of Com. of Sub. Dfparim't IF TfraS,
San AHfoaio I'eras, May 80, 1886.
June Il. lSj6-l3t.
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THE STATE OF TEXAS,

To the SheuG Of DqHas Conn'm
WHEREAS Alexander Co krel has FLED
his petition in this Court representing that on
the 10Th March 1850, James SharrocL aud
Ruth Shamrock his wife, executed and deliver
ed to him and John B. Robinson a bond for IT,
tie to Tie following described tract of land, TO-
witt the W halt sec No.l0 in township > $.
and range W in Dallas county Texas, and
that they have not made title TO the same nc.
rording 20 the conditions Of said bond pray
ing that they be Invested of their title to said
land, and that title TO the same be vested in
him.
These are therefore to command YOU TO no
tify said James ShawocIi and Ruth Sharrock
by publication in the Dallas HcraH for four
successive weeks, to be and appeHr OF tie next
term Of said court, on the LIST day Of the term,
to be held at the court house, in the town nl
Dallas, on the 10Th Monday after he 18th Mon.
day in March 1856, 10 answer said petition
Witness, the undersigned, Clerk o
{1 the District Court of Dallas county
L. D and the seal thereof, this l0h Aa '
Of jane, 1856.
ATTEST, ED. c. BROWDER, Clerk,
D.. C D. G. TEN
James Shnrro:k and Ruth Sharrack, '..iie
notice Of this, aud appear accordingly,
A. c. HAuG!!,I, Sheriff
BY W. CARTER, Dept.
June II, 1886. l:it-print fee &l0.)
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HE NRY ORDER ,

Dallas Dallas County, TcraS,
Will practice his profession in the Courts Of the
10th judicial District, comprising the counties
of Collin, Grayson, Cooke, Denton, Wise, Par
ker, johnson, Ellis, hrrant and Dallas. Prompt
and faithful attention given to all business con
iilel 10 him. Juno ~. lShh-l.W
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ADMINISTER ATCR,s NOTICE,

VA IEREAS, 1T Il regular term, March, 1856,
W Of the ProbNt2 Court in and for rarrant
county, the undersigned WIS appointed admin
islrator Of the c&,atc or Thomas D. Woodward,
ward, deceased; this is therefore to notify all
persons having claims against the said Wood
ward, to rrcScn! rho SANG, properly authenlI-
Gated, within the tino prescribed by law, and
those indebted will make Immediate payment.
TO the undersigned.
JAMES II. HUGHES, .ldmi,lissrai6~-
Birlyile, Texas, April O. lS56-4;6t
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TIE STATE OF TEXAS !
COUNTY OF TARRiNT

* DIsrRIcr Counr;l Mary +. BAKER rs
String TERN 1856. JAMES BAKER, Dirrce.
To the Sheriff ofIarraHt ConRy,-G Greeting:
WHEREAS Mary L. Baker, resident cit
lzen of said county has fled her petition IN the
Office of the Clerk Of the District court of Tar
rant county against James Baker, alleging a.
mong other things, that petitioner was married
TO the said dcI't in Pamela county and State
of TEXAS. on the 25th day Of September j. D
1851; the fetiionei futther states that ON the
day df 4. D. 1876 he left her declar-
ing 10 her and her ncighbofs that be had aban
doncd her forever: and that she his suffer
ed much cruel treatment from sand Baker;
that his residence to her is unknown; She
therefore rrays for divorce.
Thtsc are therefore to command you 10 sum-
mons the said James Baker by causing this
writ to bc published in the Dallas Herald,
newspaper in Dallas, Dallas county, Texas for
four successive weeks prior the return hereof,
10 be and personally appear before the Hon.
District court Of Tarrant county, to be held at
the Court HOuse thereof in the town of Bird
vile on the llth Monday after the lth Mon
day in March A. d. lS56 then and there
10 answer plaintiffs petition Of which the fore
going is brief statement.
Herein fail not but due return make Of this
writ as the law directs
<r:Ess>> WITNESS, WILusM QrAYTF, OK
MT eta District Cour Tarrant County,
1eY with the impress Of the seal there.
~zZEN>> OF at Birdvlle May lG 1856
WILLIAM QUAYLE Clerk,
n3i, ~
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Asssssimfstrasnv's Notice.

FE'ElE undersigned was appointed, a, the April
L Term 1856. by The Honorable County
Court of Dallas County, administrator Of the
estate of John Bccnan, deceased, late of said
county. This is therefore to notify ill persons
having claims against said estate to present
them within the ting prescribed law, properly
authenticated al! persons indebted 10 said cs-
tate, are requested TO make immediate pay
mcnt. WM. &. llUNNICUT
May3l, lS3ti--2;G& Administrator
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law In onite who au criminals, lalIol.los
slunefs shoiiatsinksr M y must leave iho
State. The gambling lslIs afr ~ H. lmleu
up. and HE propfeiufs lnnI'hel lhs polls aft
uu longer IN b. leli in possession IT ihese vi.
laus. L.ie aud property will h. made secufe'
The blood Of james King, Of William, will fe'
generate California.
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To the House Of Representatives Of Texas
GENTLEMEN AS you assemble on the FIRST Mon
day in July, the friends OF FLETCHER 5. STOCK
DALE, Esq, of Calhoun county, would mos,
respectfully suggest his name rs II candidate for
the Office OF Chief Clerk 1t is done without his
knowledge, because he is in every sense eminent
~ fitted for the place. An accomplished scholar
and gentleman, fine reader, II beautiful and IA
rid pcnman--a man oforlcr and syStom--he can
not ihl to give the highest satisfaction Polid-
calv. he Is ono Of tie soundcst and hert inform
ed dcmpcrnts in the State.
Respectfully.
MANY WHO KNOW HIN.
June II. lSjh-i3t
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WIN. VI. Rice and 20.

COTTON FACTORS and Wholesale Dealers ia
y Gre0rifs, Provisions, Plantation Supplies
RapS, HasgiEe, Paints, hls, limdalr Glass
Iron, Mas, Rlihlssnh iSols, Hdrd'rdre, B'ois,
Shoes, Ha's. CAPS and general stock Of DRY
GOODS, HOUSTON, TENAS,
Juns II, lSSt-liV
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AG Rfir;is2ug.

ATTORNEY AND cot NSELL2R-Ar'LAW,
lHarirills, johnson County, TCrPs..
Ill practice in the Courts Of the 10th Ju
= dieial District,
June II, lS5I-i:ly
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.Inrnes IL Suin,leIls.

SURVEYOR AED GENERAL LAND AGENT,
fort bglhnap. 1syas.
w Ill attend to all business entrusted To him
w with promptness and fidelity
MAY "a, lsih-ltf
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NJ Office is hereby given, that at the April
IN Term, 1856, of tie Probate Court for
the county of Kaufman, State of Texas, Let
tors Of Administration on the Estate of G. B.
Canscy, deceased, were granted 10 the under
signed This is therefore to give notice to all
persons having claims against said estate TO
present them, duly authenticated, within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be post
poncd, ...
ELlNOR H. CANSEY,
ADMINISTRATIVE.
June II, 1S56-6:6t.
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D. d. Norton,

ATTORNEY AND COuNSELl.0R-Ar-l.Aw,
IFeaihsrford, Parker County, Tsras,
June /, lS5ti-4:ly
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Fourth Of July Barbecue NJ Fort
Worth.

The citizens Of Fort Worth and vicinity an-
nouncc TO the people OF Tarmnt county, and
the public EVERYWHERE, that they will give an
old fashioned Barbecue, at the COLD
SPRING, on the Fourth of July next, 10 which
all are invited COME EVERYBODY an
abundance shall be provided for you.
An Grafton, together with the usual ceTeno-
MES may be expected
NAT. TERRY,
L. Nj. DAGGETT, Cou,
II. E. COLEMAN, 0'"''
G. NJ. PEAK.
Fort Worth, June 18th, 1856.
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Lost Certificate.

4 HAVE lost my headlight, Mercer colony,
q certificate for 800 acres of land, granted by j.
NJ. Crockett, commissioner for MERGERS colony !;
number and date not rcc0llected II not found
within the time prescribed by law, l shall apply
to the proper authority for duplicate.
JOHN EDWARDS.
Dallas, May Eth lS56.-52:9t.'
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ID URE French Brandy, Wines and Holland Gin
Il for medicinal purposes, for sale at the Drug
store of SARE & THOMAS, Druggists.
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HENRY SAMPSON.

HENRY SAMPSON. BENZ. A. BoTT.S
HENRY Sampson and Go,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
Houston, Teas.
* ENERAL DEALERS in Groceries. Liquors,
VI Tobacco, Dry Goods, Hardware, Begging.
Rope and all kinds of Plantation supplies also,
Vuicanized Rubber Mill and Gin Bands Of all
widths
hides, and other produce consigned to us for sale,
storage or shipment to other markets.
AGENTS for Coleman's Patent undulating Corn
and FIGURING hill.
May "a, 1S56-1:ly.
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Alexander EiCaf0El,

Atiorncn- Cam anA 0en'l fnn0 AafIli
CORSICANi, NAVARRO co.
Juns - 55-.6.lv TFEAS
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BsTnAy HoTons


UAll 81 fui MY.
flNNkLN iP Nv VI u s,ltidgr. anl esua '
Lafte fr fBsts.nI T. N sui ka ..
county, ubr Dihf IN llul'sl.. ~ Oni lnttnr.
nll " hands higl rf.l inic aud right hind ! q,
white branded with 4 mule sine and anil lat'f'
" IN tho LETT shoulder, afd llnfe In his TO-
head. June %, iSiG--lai'
TAKEN lp hy e. N Patrick. lni esirayrd be-
fore Porter, j T. In and hr nnllas unity, One
nay MARE. aluut r. wears Old, ~ hands high.
sur on the right eide IT her hrsis,, plsD.tpsd
aud natural racer. had on WHEN taken up,
small tell appraised o. So, Als,. on BLACK
SWAY BACK 'GEl.UiNG, with h,th hind anrlrs
large, IA hands high, years oil small white
gpnt in his forehead, and appraised $50, june
q, lNii-l3t
TAKEN rP by James f. Lane, and rsirayel
belon ) l. Montgomery, j = n and fer Dallas
county, one BAY MARE AND COLT, hath hind
fee, white, ubput ~ years did had on when ia
ken up u common sized hell appraised 10 S35.
Aliu, inc SuRNEl. MARE, about 3 years old,
three white feet, star in her forehead, ERjp on
Ter nGsc, and appraised by George Robertsor and
l. u lhyds, tn $40, May 3ls;, lsi6-i3r
TAKEN Up Ly Joshua McCants, and estrayed
before Wade H. Witt, j. =. in and for Dallas
county, one DARK BROWN WORK OK, small
white Rpots between his horns, marked crop. of
the left ear and underhlt In the same, under half
crop In the right ear. branded T. " ON tho right
hin. snail hole near tho end Of tho left horn.-
Alsp, II PALERE or YELLOW STEER, marked
crop and undcrbit in each ear. about \ or years
DID, and said steers appraised by 5. II. Gilbert
and Ben Merrill Ia Sbh. June II, ls5G--5;3t'
W " PEAK, CIR L, C., ID. C., Tex,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-11

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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-09-11
CABINET SHOP.
Join nOLBERGII.

AATOUID - Resn-ci C1'ly inform the citizens "t '''1
w well and vicinity. ih'l he - pr"palri ~" idi
in = of work Ia hi- line of hrSlncSs ina woFAhah'
ikr manner with dpsnat-h aud nn reasonable terms
wing ALWAYS ON hant a large assortment 81 ''rv
- .her he ready to Ike 10 or Ter Doors "lll""
:. n. Tables. Rncker-. &c. All kinds W 'hhhf'
work, and In fart anything appertaining 10 h~ bust
ness Billiard Tab - set and repaired shop no
Charles treet, below Hess s. Larcomb's Brick store