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I'd or, BOX l43, NASHVILLE
Valuable Land for Sale,

T HAVE excellent Tract Of Land FOR sale. Big A
Hatchie River in Upton county about twenty miles
rom the Mississippi river, and ten nom the NJ o. Kali
road containing about 500 This tract Of land
markahy fertile, possesses advantages, and be
bought very cheap, For further information, address
sharon Upton county, Tenn refer 70 sam. T. Taylor
City Hotel Nashville. tianl9t1 Ta0s. T. sOMERv ELL
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esten. Of $ in v.laatIon. k.be 70 tasa.i0ni reee.

extent Of IS in valuation, liable to taxation; reec-
ted.
To amend the general incorporation laws, and to
retreneh the expenses of legislation; passed.
Dir. lkins introduced bill TO regulate the lssu-
ance OF bonds 10 railroad companies.
Mr Palmore A bill supplementary to the char
ter of the Lagrange Synodical College.
Adjourned 70 p P. N.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The Senate was engaged during the evening in
considering louise bills on first and second reading,
large number of which disposed of-noHe
Of general importance.
Adjourned TO 81 A. NJ. tomorrow.
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Gold! GOld!l GOld!!!
1900 PRIZES! $4,000 DOLLAEsi
Havana Plan Lottery.
JASPER COUNTY ACADEMY LOTTERY.

BY AUTHORITY or TIE sTATEoF GEORGIA.
10000 NUMBERS ONLY PRIZE TO s TICKETS
'o be drawn Concert Hall, Macon, &C., under The
4 superintendent Of Col. Geo. M Logan
and Jas. A. NisDet. Esq
This LOTTERY is drawn on the plan Of the Royal Lot
,eTy Of Havana Of single numbers.
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AMERICAN, COTTON AND wooLIEN GOOD

AMERICAN, COTTON AND w0oLLEN GOODS.
We repes; what have often said before that IL is
intention TO offer the Southern Trade Of the Largest
STOCKS Of Goods and to 81 them Oto they sOSd
in any ndykef IN he country.
Our Foreign Fabrics IMPORTATION, and
particularly adapted TO Southern consumption.
We shall be glad the trade ia market the
ing season, Aad 10 show them sleek with ASSURANCES
that viii be for the Interest Of CLOSE BUYERS to
inc t
our terms are CASH or GOOD NOTES. payable tHrdrf-
atty at bank. We shall also adhere the system (Which
has worked wei the past seasnl Of cling Beached BroSn
and Colored coTTOs GooDs for act c0sh, At Aaateres
cost pFfe2.
BANCROFT, Belts & MARSHALL,
zoo and Gil King St.,
ians-3m Charleston, -. G.
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Piano Fortes Piano Fortes m

VIE attention Of the trade Is requested 10 ard
choice stick Of Men and Boy WeaF exclusively i'm
ported By DE C0URSEH, LAFoURCADE CO.,
iaos---2m No. If9 Market ST phHad@lph
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w havs q ssess spd rsEssssY rsesssE 40 ~
~ a,s-nsien x shFpers. !" z "oADVN q.
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Wa@%H&e 4 a ltHs
TtlfE parfHerhle terrscfFe exsnF der ~ style 81
Kass Nosn > lhss aay Dissolved - muu4i esassaa-
O. Neass las ths asstsiasnt u ~ helsxss e - I'd
frnt - = ttliea
l.nla--lea G. G. Mo0AE.
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RE making arrangements to extend the manufacture .of
n their wror GIT iron stove,
"THE TESNRSsEAN,"
The pnpuar steve Of The South and Southwest Orders
eompelisd 70 iAy over, now be speedily nled.
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.
The out door work. comprising al Tin and Copper WoFk
connected with cling houses ubc bRildings &c, 4c
placed nader he entire superntendeuce Of Mr. W. Jones
late Of Louisville
By hs arrangement all work Of the above description en-
trusted VII be finished well be done IN he
Eastern eities aud al the oEest possible rates.
Tin aud Copper Roo warranted for ave years % ~
perfectly watetght and respectfully refer % the roof Of
he FIRST Presbyterian Church. Of the largest roofs 10 tbs
city which has not leaked single drop since Il pa,
unprecedented in The annals Of roofing In Ttnnesses
TINEARE.
Our Tnwars made By the best mechanics that ba
found and Of the best aud heaviest material.
CASTING
The best Pishurg Castings always on haaf. and al ~
CAST IRON STOVES.
We have hand a al times, larger stock Of both Cook
Ing ana Heating than any ether house In The c, and
are determined nj 70 be undesoid
CRATES.
ana fce rsses on he best anuacturers snd West
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Oar asssrtsens Il varied and comprises many articles
70 hou skeepnR az for sre Al The 0usat prcs t.
cash. or 70 punctnai customers.
All work entrusted % Us u be sxecnted With
and prsrkrca ana hope reeve share q pubic pat
cnage. hACAhAAlh a HlLrUt-
n ash vile, Jan 81
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The bin 10 establish the Criminal Court Of the
civ OF Knoxville, reported from the Judiciary
Committee without amendments, and passed 3rd
reading, ayes II, noes 10.
Senate bills 70 change the line between the com
ties of Campbell aud Scott; aud to change the line
between White aud Putnam, passed Srd reading.
Senate bill TO provide for the gradual enlargement
of the State Library, appointing K j. Meiss, Esq,,
Librarian, at $500 year, passed 3rd reading.
Senate bill 20 amend the charter of the Nashville
and Cincinnati Railroad, amended and passed
Srd reading.
House bid explanatory If The proviso Of the 10Th
section OF the Act OF OF llth February 1884, passed
Srd reading.
Adjourned to 81 o'clock, A. NJ to morrow.
WEDNESDAY January so
The committee on Internal Improvements recon,
mended the passage OF she bill 10 regulate the du.
ties Of Commissioners OF Roads, and Mr. Atkins
offered bill in lieu ard withdrew the bill in lieu
for amendment
Mr.. Rodgers, from the Judiciary Committee, re-
commended the passage Of the bill establishing
Criminal Court III Knoxville, into amendment
establishing similar Court in Chattanooga, to be
held by the same Judge. The bill vas regommis
ted.
Mr. Rodgers also recommended bill In lieu Of
the bin establishing the l5lh aud 10th Judicial Cir
cults, and recommended its passage with amend
meuis. Report eoncurred N and bill passed 3rd
Fading
Adjourned to q O'Clock, P. N.
TuURsBaT, Jan. 81.
Mr.. johnson, from the joint select committee
appointed TO Investigate the Affairs Of the State
Penitentiary, made a report, which was ordered to
be spread upon the journals and SOC copies 10 be
pyinted for the use OF the Senate.
Mr. Fletcher, from The Committee on Federal
Relations, reported various resolutions upon the
subject Of Fe,sral politics, which were made the
special order for February 7th.
Mr. Cooke offered series Of resolutions npon
the same subject, which lie over undE lhe rule
Mr.. Cooke Introduced bill 10 provide sinking
fund 70 redeem the boads Of the State issued %
railroad companies.
Mr.. Smith: A bin giving State aid 10 the Altar
tic, Tennessee and Ohio Railroad
Mr.. Carter A ball 10 regulate the transfer OF
State aid from company 20 another.
Senate Bill on Third Reading-To presefi5s tie
duties OF Railroad Commissioners; passed.
To establish the town OF Cenireville As COM
mon school district; passed.
To abolish company, battalion, and regimental
R1usters; passed.
To make fowls, in the hands Of ssadsrs, to the
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APPROPRIATIONS
FOR SPRING OF 1866 !!

T'HE subscribers beg to call the attention Of their friend
and The trade generally, to their arrangements for
We shall be prepared by the 10th Of February show
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE STOCK.
Our Foreign Department
VIII be supplied with almost an entirely new stock which
has been personally selected by Of the house in Europe
We invite particular attention TO
Our Dress Goods Department.
We shah be able to show all the
NEWEST DESIGNS AND FABRICS,
In Silks, Barages, Barage de LANES Challies lis
sues, Elegant Robes Brilliantes, Grenadines, d.
Badges, French, Scotch and English Muslins, Lawns
and Cambrics, Bombazines, Alpaceas shawls. Scarf
Mantillas, Talmas, &C., &c.
Also,
very large stock Of FRENCH SCOTCH and IRISH en-
BRoIDERIEs, WHITE GOODS, LINENS, LINEN GOODS,
RIBBONS &c, &C.
In the
Hosiery Department,
An unusually large stock embracing every variety Of
English and German Cotton, silk and Isle Thread
hose, Gloves, Mitts, and Small Wares, &C., &c.
ALSO,
A'choice stock Of Goods for
GENTLEMEN'S WEAR and TAIL0Rs' USES.
ALSO,
Carpet Department,
Every variety Of Rich Velvet, Wilton Tapestry, Bru
sells, Ply and Ingram Carpets, Canton Mating,
Floor Oil Cloths, Rugs and Druggets; RI0H CUB.
TAIN sTUFFs, in great variety; and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
ALSO,
Domestic Goods Department,
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vrousszs, Ind, June 1ssh, lsss.

Prof J. Wood:-As you about 70 manufacture
vend your recently Discovered Hair Restorative viii stat
for wionsoevsr may concern, that have used H. ana
others K that have for several been
The habit Of using other Hair Resoratves and atI hnd
yours vastly superior 10 any other know. Il entirely
ceanses the head Of daDdruf and with months proper
will restore any persons hair 10 The original youthful
color and texture, giving Il healthy son and glossy APP
pearanre, and al this without dscoorng the hands that APP
ply IT, the dress which Il drops would therefore,
recommend its to every DESTROYS Of having Inc
color and texture 10 hair.
Respectfully yours
WILSON KING.
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80. g :. tIAk tfHEKf.
vuE sesend term q ths Easiltuee WI cnnnsnce M
Il RnsT Moss4s - FnassanF skxr. - secars ssisahs
hsaEs h dssisas % sPsay esrig.
iaA4k-1N HIS WkkAA
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Capital @l2,O OO!
!, 200 Prizes Amounting to $50, 900!
Tickets So: Halves ga; Carriers SO.

Tickets So: Halves Sal Carriers 50.
PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION.
Persons sending money by mail need not fear its being
lost Orders punetualy attende too. Concentrations
confidential. Bank Notes CT sound banks taken at par
Those wishing particular numbers should order imme-
diately. Address JAMES y. WINTER, Manager,
MACON, Ca
jan2t-td or, BOX I4S, NASHVILLE p. q.
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Piano Fortes Piano Fortes
WI nov have NO. n College ST. from zuses.-7
w the Mandatory 81 Light, Newton = ~
q New YORK. sns assoss a q Pare 8
Fortrss to critical examination Of which parsleuikKly
nVe Professors Am4t~us and auveIs o. tlasr. To these
wbe superior nstumeaf, Ne say DO aos fA % cali
and bei0rs voc purchase
dec24 W. { 2. FREEMAN.
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~ Prepared and sod At ia Market street. between
Ath and 6th Louis Mo-, and SIC Broadway New York
F0r sale in Nashville At AAnufaetnrer's prices, By
EWIS BROTHERS.
q. w. HENDERSHOTT-
Also for sale, Prof Woods Oriental sanstEe 14ninens
and Vegetable Lfe Pills warranted better than any cher,
the money In all refunded see circular for al no-
cesszry information With agents.
novfT-dtrwkgiy
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FIOURl FLOURI

1--WE New York Mills have reccnsy opened her Depot at
the old stand a he Port Royal Mis Depot No. 9soak
College street. wAere IN sia scsp constanfy haad
large supply a ne flour po up expressly Tor FaEy
Aiso rood ot e Unbot1a sosr. ssckehest Flour. Meal
Hraa, ke ar
These Mnis have l0uE been known IA thu cpnmRny
furnishing the beat Tcar hak hEgnEk 10 has and
ansy requires ssiaf % sass Al sho Nans gcot toaf
ksrs i p1rilca,nrly diIeetsd % taia.
ianil QUICK CO.
Neshv;l1e Academy AZ Musie.
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so Shares Conn., River ca. stock,

IVV N : Lie Jas. q 90 =
stock, New YORK, 16,eO0 90
Stock, cneinns All. us ''''' s.sOO 90
Is shares Meehcs' Traders Bank
stock, Jersey Ihy, 900 %
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DEALER IN LAND WARRANTS,
No. SO 1-2 CHERRY STREET.
Over Houston Browns Law Office: Nashville.
DERsONs sending Land Warrants to me By mail, can,
L they prefer direct them to Fall Cunningham. l will,
through them transmit the owner without delay, the
highest market price in cash. octl-w6m
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WILSON KING.

81. Locis, June 90 1858.
Prof woodAs you about 70 prepare and veRd youf
recently discovered Hair Restorative and you request
my opinion OF viii state that my hair Few months
ago very gray asr using bottles Of your Hair Re-
soratve is orgna color and since iss appoa-
ton all dandrud has disappeared on ny head and have
troubled with dssgeeAbe itching Of the scalp
am satisfied that those Who VITA regres H. 70
gives The appearances Of having recently oiled.
prepared therefore, recommend It's 20 AL Who de-
sirous Of having beautiful head Of hair.
am, sir, yours, ke-,
H. L 6fEHARI.
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sFATE1aFNT.

The name e. the corporation IS ErNA INSURANCE
COMPANY, Iocsted at IizrffoTd, coaneeticut
The CAPT al Rive Hunirsd thousand Dollars AID 8
paid up.
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To be Drawn February 18th, 1856.

The Manager having announced his determination to
make this the Yopsar Lottery in the world offers for
February 15h scheme that far surpasses any scheme
offered in the Of Lotteries Look your Interest,"
Examine the Capitals ~ One Prize to eight Tcketsl Il
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20 SAFE Of Va Bonds,
5 Sfate OF y. Q. Bonds,
10 Ter. City Water DO.
8 Milwaukee City do II
10 Hartford City do.
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THE business heretofore conducted by ihe subscribers
der the hfm Of SNOW, MACKENZIE CO., viii be
hereafter carried by them un1eF the firm and style VI
MACKE NzIE WILSON.
An persons Indebted the late arm requested 10 pay
up without delay further indulgence cannot possibly be
given. ALEX. MAGKENZiE,
J. W. WILSON.
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TI'HE cO-partnership OF Persins Campbell Co., Of ths
city, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent either Of
the opartners having the Ct The Of The Arm in
lquiiaton w. NJ. PERKINS,
w. b. CAMPBELL,
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 6, 1873 SAML p. WALKER.
In retiring from the Commission Business return
thanks friends and patrons and cheerly recomTend
and late partner, w. NJ Perkins, altogether
worthy Of their confidence and patronage.
W. q. CAMPBELL,
sAM'L p. WALKER
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-27
c. L. PICKETT. ~

DISTINGUISHED ARRrvALs.-Capt. Wells
and Charley Feton, the one the Treasurer,
aud the other the Tax Collector of Yuba
County, called on us yesterday. Charley
looks as "8esgy" as ever, but the captain is
frightfully emaoiated, and should diet him
sell on some of the A. II. provender said to
havo been prescribed for persons who are go
far gone as to offer their support TO Fremont,
uotins nuating however that the Captain is
at all afflicted with the "wooly head" for
nobody is further from it..
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-27

RAcEs:-M. Witt,.our energetic carrier,
gives thefollOwing report of the races yes-
terdiy over the Garden Ranch. The first
contest was between Mr.. Bordwell's gray
horse and Mr. Tarr's dun mare, for "a single
dash Of 800 yards stakes 500 side
Won by. the mare by three feet Another
race came off just after, between Berdwelrs'
horse and DR.. Shepard's black horse for $50
same distance rs the first race, Bordweilts
horse winning by about fifteen feet The.
Bordwell horse was again entered to run
against a bay horse belonging :tosomebedy
in 0rovilIe-distanse 300 yards fer a.pures
of $50. The bay won. by st least 81 feet
Considerable money changed hands during
the various races.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-27
MISCELLANEOUS.


PIONEER VARIETY STORE !!
a M ID
Yankee Notions Depot.
MYERS STREET, THREE DOORS FROM MONT
GUMERf. NEW BRICK BLOCK,
ROvILLE.
NETHEEE CAN BE OBTAINED all sorts ofu.cfIl
w and ornamee,al ariic.s hot to be found in
any other store ~ the county, consisting of the arsest
and best selected stock OF
Hardware, Carpenters Tools, Garden
Seeds, Books, Stationery, Build
crs' Materials, Woodrnwarc,
Patent Medicines and
Pocket Cutlery.
EYER OFFERED FOk SALE ~ THIS TOWN
Prime Che wing Tubncco. and Genuine Havana Cipurs
Anney A clrs, Perfanery. Looking Glasses,
Wall Paper, Chi,dren's Toy-, Revovers,
Points, OHsr Trpentine Putty. Cam.
ph'ne. faiap Oh Candies, . .ick-
silver& Musical instruments.
Also
Lamp Chmney-, Ladies' Riding Gloves,
/ sand Paper, Shoe Knives Candesticks
Wiring Paper, Play ing Cards,
Knives "A ri furk., Screw Drives,
Combs and Brushes. t:Hugers Rules,
Brass Buts and Chisels, Tap iiUr.rs and Ginlets,
fatcet- and Files. Locks, Hooks Staples.
Makers and Gauges, Punches, Paper Cutters,
Hammers and Cumpasses, Butts and plaues, AndirUns
liofee Brushes. Pumps. SpokeShave-.
Sailors Palms. Dog Collars aud Chains,
COFFEE Mills Meat Hooks, Wash Bo-rds,
Bench Screws sash Tools. Clothes Pins. Fancy Bas-
Fisk Hooks. Red Cords, kets Screw Nrcnchos,
Gun Caps. Chopping Trays Whips and Canes,
Cuehles and Wax. Gus Leathoas,
Gents Driving Gloves.
ALSO
Complete assortment of Toilet Articles, Candles OF
every description, Dried Fruit. Preserved and
Green. Nuts OF all kinds. The Atlantic
and European Papers and Magazines,
the arrival Of the Steamers.
These goods have been selected with The greatest
care, purchased cheap. and will be furnished to
ANY other store in the Mines.
g Persons desirous of obluDing any rt'Cie Ir0m
san Francisco, do at small per cent. dvance
upon the first cost 10y leaving their orders athIs store.
WA. RAYNE
N. BAN outstanding debts due The firm of j. ~.
Smith Co, must be paid to the undersigned or his
agent J. J. Lo kwood he alopc is authorized 10
the name of the firm in liquidation.
oc2tf VIM. &. PAYNE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-27
G EAT BARGAIN S!

A NIX. IENDEE intends changing his business
IA soon he Will sell Dagnerreolypes: Ambroly uts.
ana Photograph Pictures Cheaper ihan can bt Sut
the stale escw here. He has Negative Pictures oi
uo"h, from which any nuoDer OF photographs car
be prInlei that may he desired Any, order tor the
same leb at his room viii be promptly alterded to-
lie VIII soon have II Panoramic tIaN of OroNiile.
THAI wluconain The entre town and c9sntry around.
This, also, can be had on paper. in "A hnr style -
Specimens OF his wors.eaa be stem ut all hours OF
the day Al his room on Iunloon ST., opposite the
North Californian Oifice. o17sw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-27
PROBATE NOTICE.

4 IL. p~rsons having ctaTss agaiast the estate Of
IN Thomas N. Bowen deceased late Of Battle
o,unty. are hereby not6ed 20 present them. with
proper vouchers. to the undersigned within ten
months from this date. they will be- fore ~ barred
RANDALL HOBART.
Public Administrator Of Butte Co.
nidxell, Oct ID, lsss.- o3-3w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-27
OROVILLES STORE
Wholesale and. Retail :

VENllE undersigned having returned from san
n Francisco and removed TO the Fire Proof Brick
Block, Montgomery. two doors from Myers street.
CIV ashinglOn Block would respectful! call tn. nj
tention of the ihal,rhns of OroViile and vicinity.
to the fact of his hay,ng the largest Stock and ihe
best assortment Of Goods to' he found This slts OF
sacramento. My Goods were ah purchased fer cash
al th" very lowest figure that money could buy them
TOR, and as sell for Cas h, and ash only thus doing
away with the list of deadheuhs which every one
ma II have that does credit business. l am pre-
pared 10 offer inducements i1 customers such as no
other House III OroVIe will offer. My Stock consists
Of GROCERIES in AL its varieties: Provisions oi The
best quanty; Liquors and Syrups OF the choicest
brands. CEOCKERH of The latest styles, and
HARDWARE in all its b aucheS.
la add ton Ia This, customers SHAVE their goods
delivered by my Express " agon ~ their own door,
Tree of harsc. kE.SSING.
nl
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-27
T. n g l. T. 5 A.hO.O n
o z O VILE

Montgomery street, between he Miners Bakery
and Hotel de france,
o x WILLIE,
'ENHE PPOoKlhr0iir haynIs fiaed ", the phev-
u named BEiCk SALo- iH siyI. seconG 10
hn e III OrbvilIe. most respectfully inform llsr
tirnhs ana The public. that ltes have received ff'un
me lmporieEs,u stock ufi.i QUO;S of the aFst qgsi
w Win whit The! guarantee to please .t'giss nay
idv"r them with call IFll. NICHOLS y CO.
Orovile. October 18th. 1856 ycigfi
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-27
j. & @. LEVY g. co.
FIRST IN TIIE FIELD,
THE LATEST STYLES
Fall and Winter Goods,
EVERY DESCRIPTION

Ep iCH FLOUNCED SILK ROhES: plain Bro
II u cade silks; Saline striped Mozambique silks ;
plain biAck do plan black and ribbed ltalmn silks;
MI colors Silk Velvet all Colors French Salins finest
plain and figured DlniEe. all wool tine French Cash
meres large assortment of French and English
MeruOs fine worsted and all wool plaids EmbrO.
deres of all descriptions large supply Of fine linen
and pearl Thread lace aud the latest tle Of Grape
Bugle Collars and Sleeves: the finest assortment OF
Bay State Long ShaWls latest style Paris made k
hlahtas and Cl,aks; fine silk Ladies' Manliilas, all
coors aud sly leg and the largest and most extensive
assortment of Ladies' Misses and Children's GaiIers
and Shoes, with or without heels. White Goods,
Barages, Lawns, Mantillas, Shawls Bunnets, hid
tlosec-in e"erytins pertaining To ladies' wear.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-27
GENTLEMENS' CLO1 HING

and Gentlemens' Furnishing Geods--COats, PANS
Vests Boots shoes, Hats Shirts Crayats Socks and
Tnder Clothing.
6rm. is IN the Atlantic States giving his entire
attention tn importing GOODS direct from Franc,
and forwarding them here, which se now
eeving by every steamer. This arrangement enali =
usto get vi The NEW STYLES or GOODS long il
advance of all competitors and we oniy ask pur
ehasers to saii and the value Of Iber nlOn.S.
We feel sure that none will compsanOi the price
or quality of,vM NEW GOODS.
nUR WHOLESALE STORE, cocner of First
~ sre~t4swd The Plaza. is Il set with large stock
eale prcesvre greatly reduced from th,se formerly
charged. JHCOB & CuARLES LEVf'&CO.
Mary sviitr. .tIcloher H. ls56. OCT IN
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-27
NOTICE

'ENHE SyBSCklBLK takes thus method ef inform
- ing Tie publs that he has established himself
lh the business ot UNDEKfAhEk aud Is prepureI
10 pay prompt attention 10 all calls that may be made
III bi'n IN his line Uf bsitss, with p.ss and dis
patch
N. b-Also, strict aitt usiop q ven to setting Bill
nara l"olee' CoIorng Billiard iialis. &c and general
Oa"ei ousihess on BIRD street, adjoining the semi
nary oIbiTns J.iIAMELI.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-27
U. S. Livery Stable.

TENu krEP PAGE WITH TnE TisiE.S. and apd
II growth Of our town, We have, OF late, and will
rom time 10 timL, make extensive addiLoDs ~ euF
stuck and otherwise Improve our establishment, IL
Meet WIN entire satisfaction tbs increasing dea@ads
of The age.
stoGk taken ON Livery on the most reasonable
FERNS. if desired. We will buyt sell exchange
stocEtn short transact al business api ertaifsb gro
first class Livery Stable. he frcst Buggies, hack
and Saddle Horses. furnished IA a mOfnents notice
Thankful f"r past fayors, We hope to merit con
tinuance of the same BR0WNA HOFFMAN,
Dated Oroville, July 10, 1855. jy1odu.