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By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
TYR EE'S SALE OF FINE GOLD


TYR U + EE'S SALE OF FINE GOLD
Il Jewelry, Watches, Glass Cases, Clocks,
Store Fixtures, &c, &c, at Auctisu.-On
THURSDAY, the 9th day OF March, shall sell
by virtue Of deed Of trust, duly recorded, at 10
O'Clock m, and shall continue the sale, morn
Ing and evening, until all is sold at the Jewelry
Store, No. $40 Seventh street, between ID and f.
an excellent assortment Of Jewelry, Watches, &c.
viz:
100 fine gold Breastpins Of every style
100 do Finger Rings
So do pairs Ear Rings
do Doekets, Bracelets, and Eye Glasses
10 do and 10 silver Watches
100 do Watch Keys and Pencils
10 do Watch Chains, silver Thin bles
fine day Regulator, an infaAible tinepiece
Pure silver Boquet Holders
Pearl and other Card Gases
lver-plated Spoons, &c.
With many other articles In the Jewelry line
3large mahogany Counter Cases, with glass
One iron freproOf Safe, Counter, &c.
Set four fine colored Engravings, git frames.
Terms cash
The Store is also for rent. Inquire on the prem
ises.
mar Id A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WITH BOARD
l. The advertiser has taken one Of those houses
on the north side Of ID, between Sth and 9th sts
and is prepared to rent her furnished rooms with
board As the cooking will be Of the best kind
she will serve families who may wish their meals
sent them. Mrs ANN FOX
feb H6-SW&
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BOARDING.

BOARDING. "A LARGE AND PLEASANT
- front room, and one back room Of the same
size, also, q single rOOm can be rented, furnished
or unfurnished, with board, II desired, on the
most reasonable terms large yard Is attached
TO the house making II desirable for family with
children. Several gentlemen can be aecommo-
dated with table board. Apply at 46S Tenth st +,
between and E. ar3-Iw*
RoARDlN6 BY MRS. ELLEN STEWART,
no. as u street, near Thirteenth. Comfort
aDie oosia al III per day, together with lodging
city. ssh o
ROARDING.-M DUVALL, No. 33I PA
avenue, posite Browns Hotel, has several
large ana desirable rooms, suitable for families or
single persons, which she will rent with no. I'd :.
table boa rders MAJ 60,
BOARDING BE VACANT I.t
- OF March, two desirable rooms, southeas ST cor
neI Of 9th and II streets. feb 2eNecatS
BOARD, &c-MkS BATES, ON rHEs w
II corner Of Pennsylvania avenue and 9th street
isprepafed 10 accommodate entlemen with rooms
with or without board. Every effort will be MAJ :
to render those comfortable Who may favor her
With their patronage. aps-N
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ID in me, at Balls u Roads, Alexandria cosnty
Va, will offer for sale, at O'Clock, on TUES
DAY, April sth, the weather permitting, AID n
not the next fair day, valuable Lot OF a. acre, OF
Land, part In wood and part cleared, lying he
tween the farms Of Mrs Hamilton and Mr.
Cruit, about II miles from Georgetown, In Al
exandria county, Va. There are two excellent
springs OF water and q comfortable log house
with fruit trees on the premises The tract 10 en-
closed by hne fence. Persons wishing 10 er-
anime the premises or TO obtain any information
thereof viii be accommodated by calling on Mr.
Robert Ball, ST., near Balls Cross Roads, or the
subscriber. ROBERT BALL Ar
Executor for VIM. Ball, deceased
feb d 2ewtAp7s
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WILL LEAVE SHORTLY

M AuAWE n. respectfully informs the
lvl public in general that she Will give informal
tion In all the Affairs relating to Life, Health.
DIFFICULTIES In Business, Absent riends, sickness
and Death, and In respect TO all other subjects
She Is, also, able to tell the ages Of persons by
reading numbers. She can be consulted at al
hours OF the day and evening.
Her name Is on the door-at No. ass 18th stress
corner Of ID, on the left hand side Gentlemen 50
cents and ladies as feh2e-2w<
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o. Ho.tet,er'. Bit,ers.-rh. greatly in.

creased demand for these popular BITER5 induced
manufacturers to establish depot their city
so that they can now be furnished Ia any
steamboats, private families &c. Orders
promptly attended to- and liberal to those
who purchase for sale. Address JAS N CALLAN Wash.
inSton. mar i-iw
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E>OR RENT.-LARGEAN AND PLEASANTLY
l. situated Rooms can be obtained at No 81
South side Pa. avenue, between 9th and 10th SITS
feb 2S-f
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NOR SALE OR RENT-A TWO-STORY
Il frame House, containing four rooms, pleas
antly situated on Sixth street, one square below
the Wind Mil. VIII be rented low to q good
tenant. Enquire OF G.. SPENCE, on the prem
Uses. mar 4-eo3t*
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By JAS. C.. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.
SALE An ASSORr

BY JAS. C.. MCGUIRE. Auctioneer
TNRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN ASSORTED
l. stock of CHM, GLASS and Queeusware
ut Pablo Auction.-Undsr, and by virtue of 4
deed OF trust from James Pool to the subscriber
bearing date the 9Th day CT June, 1856, and duly
recorded In liber J. A. = No. 90, at folios Az
4S3 and iei shall proceed to sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, on FRIDAY, the 9TH
day OF March next, at IL O'Clock a. m at the auc-
ton rooms Of James G McGuiIe, all the stock Of
Crockery, Glass and Queensware contained in
the store formerly kept by said Pool, consisting
as follows:
French and English China, decorated, gold band
and plain Tea Sets and detached pieces
White, blue and fancy stone China, toilet and tea
sets, dinner Ware, Pitchers, Ewers and
Basins, Dishes, Plates, Cups and sauosrs,
az.
Glass Goblets, Champagnss, Wines, Tumbiers,
Dishes, Bowls Pitchers, Jars, &c.
Ako, Fancy China Articles, as
Vases, motto and decorated Cofses, Colleagues,
Mugs, Card Baskets, &e.
Terms made known at sale :
WIN. g. MOORE, Trustee
feb 27-eo J. G. MCGUIRE, Auctionesr.
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BY BARNARD & BUCKLEY. 6eorse,owr
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
Il proved Property in Georgetown.-Op
FRIDAY, 18th March, at q O'Clock d. M we
will sell In front Il the premises, by virtue OF
deed Of trust, dated 18th February, 1883 duly re.
corded, &C, from Mr.. VIM. O'Brien that two
and a half story brick House and Lot being part
OF Lot - Theckell's addition TO Georpetown.
fronting twenty three feet south side Of Bridge
street, near the market house, and running back
- feet to the property OF Mr. J. Bogue. This is
one Of the best business locations I'm Georgetown
Terms: One fourth cash. the deferred paw
ments In q, IL and IL months, bearing interest
and TO be secured satisfactorily
ID. w. EDMONSON, Trustee
BARNARD & BUCKLEY,
feb 2-eoSds Auctiones.rs
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EOR SALE-A TRACT OF LAND CON-
tanning l70 acres, 40 Of which Is cleared, Is or
20 well set In clover and timothy and the balance
In oak and hickory, some Of which is very heavy
Ii Is handsomely localed, In thickly settled and
rapidly improving neighborhocd, near Bayly's
Corners, 6X miles southwest OF Washington and
about the same distance from Alexandria and
Georgetown; well watered soil Of the best quail
ity; buildings, small frame House and stable;
contains valuable stone quarry, and will be sold
In whole or In part, at a great balgain Title un-
questionable, and terms made easy
For further particulars apply to F. II. SMITH,
at House OF Representatives, or 10 J &. Ii. CLEVE-
LAND, on the premises. feb eft
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EOR RENT-THE CONVENIENT AND
Pleasantly located frame Dwelling adjoining
my own, on NJ street north, between 9th and eth,
sul,aoie for small family. Apply to ALFRED
between 9Th and 9th streets, or on the premises.
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WANTED "A SITUATION BY A RE-
w spectacle Girl as chambermad, or seam
stress, or to nurse. Good reference given. Apply
at $40 Pa. avenue, south side, between6.h ana 9TH
streets mar 5-eo2t*
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TELEGRAPHIc NEWS

FROM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
M HOUSE PAINTING TELEGRAPH.
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A SHOW CASE FOR SALE VERY Low
n II ELLIs's, 90 Pa. avenue. feb -
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UNFINISHED ROOMS FOR RENr.-Two
l. desirable Parlors and Chambers In the first
and second stories. Enquire at No. iS Missouri
avenue, between Y and 9th sts mar 5-4t&
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TNO LET.-ONE OF THOSE TWO STORY
Il ana attic frame Houses on 14th street west
between n and street north Rent 5000 Der an
num- Enquire Of Jno. P. Hilton, under Chubb
Brothers Banking House. or No. 375 1ith street
west, between l. and NJ north
mar 6-1w JnUN ID uurON
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WANTED "A WELL QUALIFIED AND
w trusty colored male house servant. Also, a
white woman as a nurse, who can bring the best
recommendations. Apply at 3i3 streets.
mar 5-eO3t
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FOR SALE AND RENT

EOR RENT.-NEAT AND CONVENIENT
i dwellings, en- 18th street. between b and c
streets south, near the Public Grounds and Smith
sonlan Institute, containing nine rooms, and
nearly nsw. Apply to ID b. CLARKE, Druggist,
corner 18th street and Maryland avenue, Island
or to X. n Clarks's Law Once, corner 9th street
and Louisiana avenue mar6-eoSt&
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WANTED-A SITUATION, BY AN ACE
w tive an Intelligent youth, aged Is years. A
line addressed to III Y - through the City Post
Office will meet with attention. mar 5-2t$
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WANTS.

WANTED-.BY A YOUNG WOMAN, A
w situation in respectable family to do light
chamberwork and sew. Good reference given
Address Box No 2, Star Once. mar 6-2t*
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GARDENING will soon be the rage. The
violet and the crocus will soon peep up from
the now frozen ground, and then, as if by
magic, vegetation will commence. Who said
green peas
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TIE DEMOCRATIC ASSOCIATIONS of the Fifth
Ward, on the 4th inst ,-unsnimouslv elected
the following gentlemen to serve as officers of
the association for the next six months. @ w
Z Huntington, president; John +. Pick. sr,t
vice president; James ack, second vice pre..
ldenti John Devlin, jr secretary. and
VIM. J. Wheatley, treasurer.
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WATCH RETURNS .-William Quigly and
William Grayham were up for fighting and
disturbing the peace They were strap ger:
in town, and were let OF by Captain Birch
on their promise to leave Immediately fol
home.
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BOARDING WILL BE VACANT TIE lat
- OF March, two desirable rooms, southeast cor.
neS Of 9th and II streets fen 9eNace,S
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LAUScH.-The patent steam-dredging ma
chine, built by A. b. Cooley, Of Philadelphia,
for the Corporation of Washington, will be
launched tomorrow friday at s o'clock, a.
N, from the canal wharf at the foot Of Thir-
teenth street. The hull and fixtures of this
useful craft were built by George Mitchell 4
Don, OF Philadelphia. and the engine and ma
chinery by VIM. n. Ellis 4 Co.
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CeScERT.-We take great pleasure in in
forming our readers that Mr.. Dempster, the
accomplished vocalist, has consented to give
another Of his attractive Ballad concerts
at Csrusi's Saloon, on Monday evening next
The programme will be changed from that of
the last concert, and will embrace several
gems Of Scotch melody, such as Burns's "High-
land Mary and "A man g a man for a
that" The unequalled musical talent of Mr.
Dempster in his peculiar phase Of vocalism,
and his personal popularity, render him q
deserved favOrite with the press and with the
people. Let all who wish to pass a delightful
evening, go to Csrusi's on Monday.
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.-We had
only time, before going to press yesterday, to
announce the names Of the graduates of the
college. The spacious amphitheatre of the
Washington Intirmary was filled with an au-
dience including the faculty and students of
tlemen, resident and strangers, drawn thither
10 witness the annual commencement exer-
cises Of the college. The opening prayer and
address, with the comforting Of degrees, was
by DR.. j. q. Binney, president of Columbia
College. The valedictOry address, by Prof
Grafton Tyler, was received most deservedly,
and with marked attention.
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PIcKPockETs are again making their ap-
pearance, and ladies are their victims. We
advise our fair readers to carry their purses
or portmonnaies in their hands.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
u. s. Livery Stable.
Myers StYcst-Ncar NIoptgomcry

VENO hEEP PACE WIrH TIE r.aI.S and a,,id
- growth Ot o,Ir Iowa, ". anc, e,i.iate, aLd Wall
from time t. tint make extensive, additions io oir
stack ami otil-rw ,ss4,Iprvst our e-tausbment, q
OfLhe age.
SiocA takea on Livery tha nast rsSsohable
TerDs. VI desired, W.. wall bus. sell or exchange
ssock-ih short transact hii business eriaInlug ~
nret class Livery Stable he finest Bggies, hacks
and Saddle Horses. InFnished nj a mOmuus notice.
Thankful furpast fav0rs, we hope 10 merit con
taasnce of thes same. BRDWN&II0PRMAE
dated Orovilis, JulyI0, 1856. iyloda-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
MISCELLANEO

PIONEER VARIETY STORE !
"a III ID
Yankee Notions Depot.
MYERS STREET, THREE DOORS FROM MONT
GuMERf, NEW BRICK BLOCK,
VILE.
yW-HERE CAN RE OBTAINED all sorts of useful
Wv nud nrnnIneclal ARTICLES, hot io be- found IN
any other store the county, consisting oil the largest
and bes. selected stock OF
Hardware, Carpenters Tools, Garden
Seeds, Books, Stationery, Build
ers' Materials, Woodcnware,
Patent Medicines and
Pocket Cutlery.
EYER OFFERED For s.fLE IN THIS TO WN
Also
Prime Chewing Tobacc" and Genuine Havana Cjgars,
Aarcy Articles, Prriunery. Looking Glasses,
WAN Paper. C:,drrn's Toys. Hevolvers,
Points, Otis, I rpentIne. Putty. Cam
phenr. Lamp Oh. Candles. Quick
silver Musical Instruments.
Also
Lamp Chinneys, Ladies' Riding Gloves,
Nriliug Pap-s. 'lnyng Cards,
Knives ld Forks. screw Drives,
Iombs and Brushes. t'aIgrrs Rules,
Brass ijuts and Chises, Tap Bor.r- and Gimlets,
Faucets and tlts. Locks Hooks Staples,
Markers and Gauges, Punches, Paper Cutters.
Hammers and Compa.scs, Buis and Planes. Andirons
Horse brushes Pumps. : Spokc-Shavrs,
Sailors Palms. Dog Collars aud Chains,
Cun-e Miil-. Meat Hooks, Wash Boards,
Bench screws. sab Tools Clothes Pms Fancy Bas-
Fisk Hooks Bed Cords, kets Scre " NrcnChcs,
Gun Caps ChOpping Trays Whips and Canes
Cue-liles aud Wax. enc l.caIhcls,
Gents Driving Gloves.
Also
4 Complete assortment of Toilet Articles, Candles OF
every description. Dried Fruit Preserved md
Green Nuts OF all kinds. The Atlantic
and European Papers and Magazine,
on the arrival of the Steamers
These goods have been selected wiih the ogefiest
purchased cheap. and will be furnished TO our
any other store in the Mines.
d 81 Persons de-irOus Of obtaining ary,artlcle from
san Francisco, can do AT asma per cent. ad vance
upon the first cost 10y leaving their orders a.hls store.
WM. G. PAINE
N. BAH outstanding debts due the firm OF j. ".
Smith h Co must be paid to the undersgnetor his
agent J. j. Lo. kwood. as he alone is authorized to
the name Of the firm in liquidation.
oc2if WM. g.. PAYNE
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
OrupilIe 5]aiIg 4jutte &eturG.

FAIRY MINsrRELs.-Thisc company play
ell at the Metropolitan on Thursday night,
and we cannot refrain from briefly giving
our impressions in regard to their mstits:
The Overture escaped US not SO the song
of Miss Biodgett, and we may here speak Of
her performance throughout. She possesses
a singularly sweet and 1exible voice. More
especially was this apparent in the "O.d Arm
Chair in which those delicate shades of
feeling SO peculiar to the sui ject demand Il.
delivery of great dciioacy to render it even
acceptable. Her execution of the air, sim
pie and childishly pathetic as 10, was, met
with many responsive burst frOm,th au-
dence, and, without oversensitiveness be-
trays US, few left the house without a ling
ering remniscence of the pretty songstress,
ass s)ciated with that old Arm Chair Her
other performances, though good, are all
subserVient to her singing
Now comes Miss Sweet-no misnomer--
the sportive, jocund, bewitching. ella lit
tie escaped Fay from Fairyland; an embod-
iment OF all that's beautiful She danced
the quaint little sprite, and every one was
in ectacies; and she assumed two sailor parts
with a Just appreciation of the Character
But one thing we were sorry to see. Under
the covert dOutte entendre, illusions any
thing but unexeeptionabie escaped her, in,
sad contrast 10 the innocent thing that ut
tered them. u is absurd to say we have no
right to indulge in such an Interpretation.
The language would be tame and insipied
in its literal signifcation, and consequently,
as words are not usually thrown together
without an object, the point aimed at is OBJ.
viously vulgar one. We hope to see this
error of taste remidied
Miss Finn sang sentimental song with.
much tender cxpression--her style is sub.
dued and pleasing. The great comic feature
was Lew Rather. He is par e2ceHGace tho
delineator of 'coored pusson.' Such con-
torton', such a delivery why he would
tickle II smile under the ribs of old Death
Mrs McGowan sustained Polly with vivac-
ity, doing herself infinite credit in the char
acter And now We come TO our old favor
lte, McGowan. a quaint actor is Me-
Everything comes from him stamped with.
decided originality. Commend US to him for
good, hearty, soul inspiring laugh. Every
thing on the programme appeared to give
entire satisfaction, as We noticed the large
audience dispersed in the most pleasant hu.
NOR. G.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25

GAMBLING has become such practice
among our people that even the aborigines
seem disposed to take the chances as we'll
as their more enNghten neighb0rs. Wos
noticed n crowd OF about n dozen of the RED
skins yesterday setting in solemn conclavc
around "A bunca Of arrows, seemingly their
common property, for which they were gam
bling The m0duS Operdndi was somewhat
like chuck o'luck' or 'thmble rig as our
more experienced sharpers play those games,
The Digger banker takes pebble in his
fist, and in a sitting posture. goes through
series of most grotesque movements with
his hands, occasionally shifting the dornicks
from hand to hand, accompanied by a noise
with his mouth that sounds something like
zip zip zip, whiz whiz whiz, zip zip zip, whiz
whz.whizrz-z-z4 and close the game by
quit eral noise, that - m0relike cross be-
tween a buli frogs 'ka chug,' end the noise
made by letting the cork out Of q soda bot
tie, thaa anything that we can think Of.
and if his betters are not fartanate enough
to guess the hand that contains the stone.
he grabs an arrow from the pile, or adds one
to il it he loses. TDis amusing operation 10
conducted with all the apparent earnestness
and attention that ever rs n'auy old 'brag'
players bestowed on game for five dollars
ante aud pass the buck
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25

NM. II. ABEI.L,... General Auctioneer
FOR OXOVILIE AND BUTTE COUNTY
$
es in any part of the coun promptly attended To
Goods. Fnnure, Stock and Real Estate sold on
gommisson, will ho promptly attended to. and eA-
posed 10 the best advantage.
REGULAR SALE DAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND SATURDAYS.
Conditions of Sale--TERMS CASH.
-<1%%---
A LII PURCHASERS OF REAL ESTATE mnst
"a make deposit of ten per cent. on the day oI
Salc, the balance on the delivery Of Tie Detds. ~
our Sales viii always be ioInd large ussort-
mcnt of Groceries and ,roVilions, W ines, Liquors
and Cigars az wholesale and retail. at prices winch
defy COMPETITION IN OroVIllr or Marysvile. Call aud
see for yourselves, before purchasing elsewhere.
Remembthe Sign-Nl yers street. above Bird. s25ti
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
j. g. G.. LEVY g. 60.
FIRST IN TNE FIELD,
WITH
THElATEST STYLES
Of
Fall and Winter Goods,
-FOR-
EVERY DESCRIPTION

DICH FLOUNCED SILK RuhES: plain Bro
HN cade Silks; Saline striped Mozambique SILKS;
plain black do: plain black and rlened iHhh SINS
NIL colors silk Velvet all c0urs Satins finest
paIn and figured n'laice. all wool ;fne French Cash
meres a large assortment of French and English
Merimos; fine worsied and all wool Pmids Embroi-
deres of all descriptions: "A large sdpriy ol nne ieh
snd nearl Thread Lace aud lhe latest s,le of Grape
Rugie Collars and Sleevrs the finest assortment OF
Bay State Long Shawis; latest style PARIS maie Elk
Velvet Gray Cloth, at,d ali colors Ladies' iaIinas.
Mantias and Claks fine silk Ladies' Maniiias, All
coIors and styies umd the largest andInost extensive
assortment Of Ladies' Misses AMI Ch!hirehs taers
and shoes, with or without heels. White Goods,
Barages, Lawns, Maniilias, Sha~S bChne'S h'u
t;lovec-in eperyLsing pertaining 10 iades' wear.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
EDWARD PAgkER,
DrrriIlr.

NpEG LEAVE To STATE, TIIATTIEY HAVE
Ed oprned store ia Myers street, Oroviie, tor
the sale ot the above articles, in their PURE AND
UNADULTERArED STATE.
Their stock VIA hsr The CLOSEST SCRUTINY.
The TRADE nie thcrtlore respectfully requested 10
call and examine II before purchasing else" here
OroNllte, sept. s, lsJb sou
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
CROVllLE STORE
Wholesale and Retail :

vHNllE Undersigned having returned from san
n Francisco and removed 10 the + ire Proof Brick
block, Montgomery, two doors from Myers street,
(N aShlugton Bock) would respectfully call lhc at-
icnuun ui the Inhabitants Of OruNl4e and vicinity !.
TO The fact nl his having the largest Stock aud lhs
best tinen Uf GpVds to he iYNnd thi- side ui
sacramento. My Gcts.s were all purchased for cash
at ia" very lowest ig4ac that money eYCoud buy them
Tor aud as sell for Cas4, and tasbOny, thu. dong
away with the list of teadheads which every one
must have that does credit business. | an pre-
pared ohcr ndG To customers such n no
other House III Orov,ie will oter. My stock consists
uf GROCERIES in AL It's varieties; Provisions oi The
best quanty Liquors and Syrups OF the choicest
brands CtOCkEItY Of the latest styles, and
HARDWARE ia all ills b auches.
In add ton to this. customers can have their goods
delivered by my EAprUss ugOn AT their own door,
Tree of hlrst. } +. Messing.
uIl
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-25
GENTLEMENS' CLO7 HING

and Gentlemens' Furnishing Gesds-Coats, Pants
Vests Boois shoes. Hats shirts, CFavats Socks ana
Tnder Ciuthing.
ns-JACUB PEVY the..piatleer member OF the
0nu Is now in The Atlantic States. giving MS ehtre
attention TO importing GOODS direct from France
and forwarding them here. walch We are now re-
~eiving by very steamer The arrangement eDahles
us 10 get ull .hB NEW STYLES or GOODS long IN
advance OF ali competitions. and '~c only ask-pur-
ehas.rs oeal and the vaiur -: their n"'nty.
We feel sure that will ccnipa'n oi the 'psoc
eraualily our f~FW u''HDS..
nUR WHOLESALE SrnHE cocner or firss
~ street and the Plaza. IL h,ied with n large sock
sof HEAVY GOODS, tor count iraie, ana me whoIe'
aaIe prices ara greatly rucsd frn th'se formerly
charged. JACOb s. CHARLES LEVY q 70.
karyDviue, October ,, lss6. sc''im''