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Butte record., 1856-02-16
Beware of Paying Interest.

! Henry Ward Beecher throws ont
some useful hints in his letters from
Lenox. &C." an able contributor for
the lndepcadent, gave descriptin of
his seaside farm; and "Star'' writes
an articl headed ''The Mountain Farm
to the Seaside Farm" This article
Is full Of wit, humor, poetry and COM
mon sense. The following paragraph,
taken from it, should be committed to
memory by every young man who in
tends to obtain a livelihood by tilling
the soil:-
81 forgot to ask, in the carnestness
OF my congratulations, whether the
farm Is yours! Whether it is paid for?
| hope the deeds are recorded without
mortgage Or lien of any kind. | hope
no notes arc drawing interest. No
blister drawer, sharper than interest.
VI all industries none is comparable
to that OF interest. 1t works day and
night, IN fair weather and foul. 1t
has no sound in his footsteps, but tray
els fast. It gnaws at mans sub
stance with invisible teeth. 1t binds
industry with its firm grasp, as a fly
IS bound upon a SPIDERS web. Debt
rolls man over and over, binding him
hand and foot, and letting him hang
upon the fatal mesh until the long leg-
ged interest devours him. There Is
but one thing raised on farm like it.
and that is, Canada thistlste, which
swarms new plants every time YOU
break It's root, whose blossoms are pro
llfic, and every flower father of a mil
hon seeds: Every leaf is an awl, ev.
cry branch spear, and every plant
Is Is IKE platoon of bayonets, and
field full Of them is like an armed host
The whole plant is torrent and a vc-
getable curse. And yet farmer had
better make his bed of Canada thistles
than attempt to lie at case upon in
terest.
Butte record., 1856-02-16
One of the Cbinnewa Indians. no,

One of the Chippewa Indians, now
at Boston, being asked why the In
dians do not dress like the whites, he
replied; "We started your fashions;
YOUR men now wear blankets, as We
do, and your women paint their faces
and wear feathers" and he might have
added that they dress in the skins of
Wild beasts.
Butte record., 1856-02-16

A Down East skipper, with a boy,
was trying to manage small sloop,
when master of a liverpool packet,
who had been lodging out of the
way, incensed at their awkwardness,
called out; 'What sloop is that?''
"The Sally, from Maine,'' cried the
Yankee. "Who commands her!"-
''Well," said the Yankee, 81 undrtook
to, but / swow she's too much for me" :"
Butte record., 1856-02-16
STATE GovnRralaENr.

NEE1Y JOHNSON, Governor.
r NJ ANDERSON, Lieutenant Governor.
HUGH C. MURRAY. Justice Of Supreme Court
SOLOMON IlEYDENFELr, and
DAVID S TsRRY, Associates.
GEo. W WHITMAN. Controller.
HENRY BATES, state Treasurer
J. ". ScoTr, County Surveyor.
W. S. WALLACE, Atty General.
JoHN II BREWSTER, Surveyor General
JAMES ALLEN, State Printer.
+, WtLsoN,
I S McKENzIE. and
FLEx. BELL, State Prison Directors.
Butte record., 1856-02-16
COURT OF SESSIONS.

93' A term of the Court of Sessions
shall be held at the county scat in Butte coun-
ty on the second Monday of February, May,
August, aad on the first Monday in December
of each year, and shall continue from term to
term, unless all the business be sooner dis
posed Of
Butte record., 1856-02-16
DISTRICT COURT

Ninth judicial District, composed of the
Counties of Butte, Colusi. and Shasta The
terms of the District court for Butte County
commences as follows: On the second Mondays
OF March and June, on the fourth Monday OF
August, and on the third Monday of Decem-
her
Butte record., 1856-02-16
CoUN orrzcGRs

JosrrH E. N Lswts. County Judge,
p FREER, Sheriff. Butte County.
NrLEs CHApIN, County Auditor.
WM. LArrIMoRE, County Treasurer.
L. MAYNARD, Assessor.
J. j KLINE. Public Attorney.
RANDALL HoBARr. Public Administrator.
Butte record., 1856-02-16
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

Sec. The regular meetings Of the Board
Of Supervisors shall he held at the county
seat of their respective counties. on the first
Mondays of May, August. November and Feb
ruary, and shall continue from time to time,
until all the business before them is dis
posed OF; The Board shall also meet on the
second Monday after each general election, to
canvass election returns
Butte record., 1856-02-16
33oet'5 Cornsr.
The Blac&snn.t.a's Daughter.


By MAx
In the biacksiniih's liile par.or-
oaet shady place
Nelly sai, and beside her.
Gaztug On her iacc;-
Sunny face, with merry laughter
Ergit '.s summers sky,
BcHu.ing rom eaci chauging feature.
Sparkling in her eye,
First praised her radiant beauty,
ace and golden hIir;--
Told her never poet fancied
Fairy hllf so fair-
Toli her that The pure outdowin5
0f her silver speech,
Filled her presence with music
Art could never ieach;-
Told her that the dropping lilly
On her sewing stand
Only oined for the carressing
OF her whittier hand;-
Told her that the giant elm tree
ly her fathers door
Reacheei its broad arms towards the lattice.
For the love Of her
Told her all the courjly praises
Eove-lorn bard would sly
In Inc ear Of lo,e-iorn Maiden
OF the olden day
Nelly crled her red lip proudly
With aeeming scorn;-
But saw her blue eyes brightly
Laughing like The morn.
Then spoke of crowds of suitors
Living on her smile
G'.i'y-thorgA my heart was matIy
Be.;ins ali the while;
Pictured her the queen Of beau'y,
Sitting robed and crowned
v ih anxious throng Of kneeing
Couriisrs alt around;-
Doing wondrous fcats Of vnlor
AT her sweet command
Sighgn. dying, for i single
Pressure Of her hand.
Molly tuneftl, silvcr-irebbled
Laugh rang clear and sweet
A. she mocked her fancied lovers
kHeeIIng Ut her feet
Then told her all the feeling,
+. ss.Onste and strong,
Ia my heart OF hearts concealing
bad cherished long,-
Cherished, till the hope Of winning
Nelly for my wife,
Mingled with the hore of heaven,
Vas my hope of iie;-
And ! told her, had never
In my lightest thought,
Doemrd my merit worth the richness
or tie boon sought;
For coagied sochd station
TO d ans. ancient birth
DRESS beside the blacksmith 1argh;or's
Dover of noble worth
VT, said, howe.e unworthy
Wealth and rank might be,
II my earnest love could win her
TO the love Of me,
Whatsoever fate might fashion
For future still
We would walk the world together,
Through all good and i'll.
Nelly, merry hearted Nelly
Laughed longer now
Bul saw deeper feeling
Swallowing her brow
Add saw The fitting color
Mounting fast aud high
And saw sereenst love light
In hur moisteled eye
The her red cheek sought concalment
On my ready breast
And onr hearts beat close, together
With wild un est
And the whispered sweet confession,
And the yielded kiss,
Rendered real my purest rurest
Dream Of perfect bliss.
So may be reckoned worthy
OF the heaven above.
As guard from every danger
Ney's trusting love
Butte record., 1856-02-16

AN IR1sMAN's Will will and
bequeath to my beloved wife Bridget,
all my property without reserve; and
to my oldest son, Patrick, one-half Of
the remainder, and to Dennis, my
youngest son, the rest. If anything is
left, it may go to Terrence McCarty.'
Butte record., 1856-02-16

There are two principal borcs in soci-
ETY. from which all tn elittle bores ema-
nate, viz:-big bore, No. 1, the man
who knows too much--bore No. 2, the
man who knows too little. Both des
perite cases.
Butte record., 1856-02-16
COUNTY COURT.

s. The regular terms of the County Court
on the first Monday of February, May, and
August, and on the fourth Monday in No7em-
Der Of each year, aud shall continue from term
TO term. unless all the business of the term be
sooner DISPOSED of
Butte record., 1856-02-16
PROBATE COURT.

T. The regular terms Of the Probate
Court shall be held on the fourth Monday in
February, and May, third Monday of August,
and on the second Monday in December of
each year, and shall continue from term to
term unless all the business be sooner disposed
of
Butte record., 1856-02-16

DWELL, Tom, does your girl continue
to love you?'' eyes, more than
ever" "Indeedl what evidence have
you of that!'' "Why, she makes me
presents" "What has she given you
latelyv' Ooh, she made present Of
my picture, which paid five dollars
for before | gave it to her,"
Butte record., 1856-02-16

COMPLIMENTARY, Very-A Ger
man writer, Reone, compares the diff
ferent stages in the lives of women to
milk, butter and cheese. a girl, he
says is ike milk, a woman like butter,
and an old maid like cheese-all three
may be excellent of their kind.
Butte record., 1856-02-16

A western editor, speaking of
newly elected Senator, says that his
ignorance is 50 dense that the augur Of
common sense will be longer in boring
through it, than it would take a boiled
carrot to bore through Mount blanc.
Butte record., 1856-02-16

A genius remarked the other day,
with grave face, that however prudent
and vlrtuous young widows might be,
he had seen many a young widow err.
Butte record., 1856-02-16

White hair is the chalk which Time
keeps its score-two, three, or four
score, as the case may be-on mans
head.
Butte record., 1856-02-16

The story of a man who had nose
50 large that he couldn't blow it with
out the use of gunpowder, is said be a
hoax.
Butte record., 1856-02-16
JUDICIARY.

SOLOMON HEYDENFEI.r, Chief Justice.
HUGH & MURRAY, Associate Justice.
CHAS. II BRYAN, do do
NM 2. DAINGERFIELp, Juge 9th District.
Butte record., 1856-02-16

Il have very little respect for the
ties of this world" as the rogue said
when the rope was around his neck.
Butte record., 1856-02-16

A Felon generally appears on the
end of the fingers and thumbs, but
sometimes on the end Of rope.
Butte record., 1856-02-16

An acute angle-an angle that en-
ables you to cross a street SO as not to
run against a creditor.
Butte record., 1856-02-16

The man who had no music in his
soul wore seasoned leather.
Butte record., 1856-02-16

Beautiful extract-helping a young
lady out Of mud puddle.
Butte record., 1856-02-16

Itake it to be principle rule Of
life, not to be addicted too much to any
one thing.
Butte record., 1856-02-16

Betting is immoral; but how can
the man who bets be worse than the
one who is no better.
Butte record., 1856-02-16

A mans own good breedingis his
best security against other peo-
pies Ill manners.
Butte record., 1856-02-16
RMN2N y sMN4

MR. D. BROOKS, having purchased the
1VA interest of Mr. Learned. has removed
the establishment to the Union Building.
where customers will find cvs rything arranr-
ell with artistic taste, and may still depend
upon enjoying the luxury OF good shave.
Give him call.
Butte record., 1856-02-16
TIE CABINET.

WM. L Marcy, OF N. Y. sec'y of state.
JAMES GUTHRIE, OF Ky, sec'y of Treasury
RoB'T McCLELLAND, OF Mich, sec y OF lnterlG
JAEMs c. DoBBrN, OF N. Z. see'y of Navy.
JEFFERSON DAVIS, OF Miss sec y OF War.
JAMES CAMPBELL. OF Pa. Postmaster Genera.
CALrB CUSHING Of Mass Attorney General.
Butte record., 1856-02-16

Do not utter velvet words if you
would accomplish stony deeds.
Butte record., 1856-02-16
THE BUTTE RECORD

L IL - - - l. L II II II ~ ~ II IL
Unpublished every Saturday morning for the proprietor
BY GEO. n. CROSETTE.
From the Office in the Record building on Ncwcomb
street, near the Court House.
SUBSCRIPTIONS payable invariably in advance) for
one year, s. 90
Six months. 90
Three months, 80
ADVERTISEMENTS. per square OF ten line or less,
first insertion, 81
Zach Subsequent insertion, 80
2 A liberal deduction will be made in favor o
those who advertise by the year.
60 Business cards inserted on reasonable terms
All legal advertisements must be paid for ia advance
NATIONAL NESTRATIoN.
FRANKLIN PIERCE, of N. II President
D. Il. ArcHIsoN, of Mo V Pres't. Pro ten
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WATCHES AND JEWhLnY.

WATCHES AND JEWhLhY.
- THOUGH live in the cOantry
~ a hundred miles down,
III. have my repairing DOM always in towns;
THOLOMEW,
And tn. work that give him, is done up like new.
But here would tell you the right of my tale,
was thrown from my horse ri sht on to rail;
Nv Watch it went further, msck into ditch
And lusted the works to a very bad pitch.
took it to one who ssid trade it away
But valued the watch, and was willing to pay.
When friend told me of Matchmaker he knew,
And thars how l came know B BARTHOLOMEW
He did up the watch and some jeweiry fine
And NV watch to this day keeps excellent time
VIM J. BARTHOLOMEW,
Watch and Clock Maker,
Corner Eleventh and Main streets.
Watches Clocks and Jewel.y OF all kinds, repair
ed in the bestemauner, and moderate terns ~
any other house in the city. &C ~
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hkSh FHA lIe.-New Curr ants, frcnls
litroa. NV Fles. new Layer aud Eunch Kaisins
suitsns haisius.. fresh Canton Gluger. Coe1anuts,
lie mons, sweet Havana orsness sssllnes Frnnesl
Preserves, lie just received and for sale By q, Z
no ~ LOUIS J. BOSblEUx.
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su OH HO. FOX AlOOkE'S PIKE ~G6nn
Eli MUM HATS 4 CAPS, No. 207
eAAA BROAD STREET-R. MOORE has
of the finest and neatest gentlemens Dress and
Business Hats snd Caps of every style and quality to
be had. Boys, Youths. and Childrens Fancy Hats
and Caps of every description tt be had. Ladies',
Misses and Childrens fancy Furs of all styles and
kinds. Also, large lot of Negro Wool hats, all of
which will be sold cheap for cash Call and supply
yourself, at the Premium Hat Store, No. 207 Broad
street.
&C 28-fmd RICHARD MOORE.
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VUHN w. DAVIES,
y DEALER IN AMERICAN AND ITALIAN
MARBLE BROWN STONE AND GRANITE.
MAIN STREET, BETWEEN 9Th AND 9TH SITS.
MONUMENTS, TONES, HEAD PIECES,
House and Store Fronts, Window and Door Sills, 30
Buryng Grounds enclosed with Stone and Iron Rail.
ing First Premium awarded by the Mechanisf In.
stitute and Agricultural Society Of Virginia.
lie lots
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NOTICE.-SOMETHI NJ kEW.-The I'M.
dersigned take leave to inform their friends and
the public in general that they have established
VINEGAR MANUFACTORY at Rockets Rich
mond, Va, and prepared to fill any orders
the shortest notice Along experience in the bu,
siuess enables them to manufacture and sell ct as
reasonable prices and atty nal any, il
kind patronage of the public, and in particular from
our mercantile community. All orders they may
favored with, will be executed with promptness
and at the lowest terms Orders received at MIR
A BODEKERS Drug Store, or directed to the firm,
Box No. 48, Post Office Richmond, Va
Respectfully,
oc 28-1m* BRANDT Il ROTHER.
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~v,l Dhu.a sTORE FOX AALE.-The
III Store are offered for SALE the cwnsr declinins
S.eA business The stock IL fresh ard carefully 81
iscted Terms accommodating. Enqutys 81 this
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1920 Prizes, amounting $2O4
Whole Tickets 10. Halves 5, Quarters $50.

q,
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
$1,000 numbers corresponding with those on the
Tickets, placed in one wheel The first z6 prizes
from the number wheel and at the same time prize
il drawn from the other wheel. The prize drawn is
placed against the number drawn. This operation Is
repeated until all the prizes are drawn out.
APPROPRIATION PRIZES.
The two preceding and the two succeeding num-
beers to those drawing the first 6 prizes will be
titled to the GA Approximation Prizes according to
5000 prizes of$40 will be determined by the
last figure of the number that draws the 400e Prize
For example if the mum Der drawing the $40 GOO prize
ends with Ms /, then all the tickets where the mum
Der ends in will be entitled to e4a If the number
ends with No. 2, then ell the Tickets where the num-
Der ends in will be entitled to &40 and SO on to o.
INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS
As by this scheme, one ticket in every ten Is qua
ages of 10 Tickets at the following rates. which Is
the risk on them.
Ali that they draw over the amount guaranteed,
e Certificate Of Packages of 10 whss Tickets.
6 10 Half 80
" 10 Quarters IS
1t will be perceived by this plan, that for $50 the
the purchaser has certificate of 10 Tickets, when II
he buys Tickets he would only get for that sum SIX
Wheles thus by buying Certificates he has four more
chances for the larger prizes Halves and Quarter
in ORDERING TICKETS OR CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money to address for the Tickets
dered, the receipt OF which they Will be forward
cd by FIRST mail.
The list of drawn numbers and prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
CFs- Purchasers will please write their signature
plain and give their post Office, county and State.
Ct Remember that every prize is drawn, and pay
able in full, without deduction.
~ All prizes of s 900 and under, paid tmmed
ately after the drawng-othar prizss at the usual
time of so days, in full without deduction.
All communications strictly confidential
Prize Tickets cashed renewed in other Tickets
at either Office.
Orders for Tickets Certificates can be addressed
either to 8. SWAN & CO, Atlanta, Ca.
OCT or 8. SWAN, Montgomery, Ais
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-SSsss1SSn1fSfd0fTS
Nj 6fI 0X9NAWAf having taksn the Shove very
ASdrsby leested house, on Inn stseet. between
kr1ad And MsrthaII, Gud having two or three me.
isrse rooms suitable for families. would be ssd q
have them flied She can also aecofnmodsts six 81
Won xENT.@x brick Stable sna Carriage Bcuss
no 2D-2w 8
A UAUSTA HpUsn- nU ssADs .SSsxr-
"a sral gentlemen can be- acc0mH odoted tn
board and Lolsns or - Day Dosrdsn. sn mode sss
terms.
FOR RENT--Ths office recently oscaRied ~ Dr.
Drewry and we'll sdsptsd to professional mem
Apply on the premises, Main street, bosneis nov"
mr. ~ zg w. J SWORDS,
,af1-at* at N pa Co.
Nl KS. WHARTON, oil the Hcverc House
lvI tcorner OF Sd and franklin street, has sii un
occupied very desirable suite Of rooms Tor the &c
commodstion OF private family. and IL now pre-
pared receive Trsnsient Day Bsardsrs on the most
reasonable terms no IT,
limited ; rArEs HOTEL. re-opcned as
~ private boarding house, by the undersigned,
who bees leave respectfully to that there are now
vacant several fine for families and single gem
temen Nothing shall be left undone TO render this
enterprise worthy the patronage of discerning pub
lc and t. establish first claes boarding house -
Terms moderate and exertious made to please
Transients taken at the rate Of $l25 per day.
&c 22-lus j. A. JETER.
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GREAT SALE OF DRY GuODS:.
VI LARGE STOCK OF
NEW FALL DRY GOODS
TO BE SOLD WITHIN
TWO NTH 8!

Y. COHEN,
NO IT'S BROAD STREET,
Beys to annonncs to the public that the constant in
lease of his business makes it imperative to have
mis- ursssut store enlarged and in order to have the
1nproyemsnt executed possible, all the
goods will be offered at suca ex'rsmeiy
LOW PRICES
Al to secure their
QUICK SALES!
To euunerate the goods and their prices would
take too mu 81 space suffice it to say that he has In
stors an unusually large stock, embracing everything
IN the
and his facilities for purchasing goods being as good
as those of any other house in tie city,
GREAT BARG AIMS
may be expected.
Goods sold exclusively for CASH no i8-2~*
SyCUIUL VF DESIGN Of 1nE tlsS-
SGINIA MECHANICS INSTITUTE-Ths school
will be opened on or about the 10th of November
next. Arrangements are now being made Tor a more
thorough and extensive mode of te aching the pupils
and every thing that Will De Done TO give
satisfaction TO all who attend
Thh school will be under thu direction OF Mr.. W.
G. pECIVAL who will be aided by competent as
sistsnts
TERMs-$200 per mouth, payable in advance
Young men wishing to join tue classes now forming
will please leave their names at the office OF Mr. fer
cival in Goddin's Building, with J. w. Lewelen, at
the Dispatch office, or with either one of the Com
mittee. TAOS. SAMSON, }Comn,ittee on
THOs. Il. WYNNE, } Of Dehgn.
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IN FANNY FURs. EANCY FURS. a

zu FANCY FURs, FANCY FURS. MzA
Eit We have now open, complete and
AA splendid stock of Ladies' and Children's ~
Fancy Furs consisting of the following styles Rus
sian Sable; Stone Martin; Ex. Black Lynx; Fitch;
Siberian Squirrel; Golden Fitch French Martin. and
every other style of Fancy Furs for Ladies and Chill
dren. Also splendid leopard, Wolf and Bsdger Car
riags Robes and Foot Mufs, which have been select.
ed fresh from the largest and most extensive
factories and will be sold at wholesale and RETAIL
the most favorable Ladies particularly
requested to call and examine the above splendid
Goods, which for neathess, style and quality, cannot
be excelled.
Also Ladies' Beaver Riding Hats and Fa.s; Chill
Caps (amongst them will be found something entirely
new) making one of the most complete and selected
stocks ever offered in this market.
BINFORD, DICKINSON l. WEISIGER,
oc II No. IS Main street
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CoMMissloNgK's Ogrics, WaiS bs'. ~
RicHMoNp, November So, 4
NOTCH II nEkEnY GIVEN De.
! y shsll on WEDNEaDAY. the ION da ~. = tsAs
Gcmber, lSsG 1t 10 o'clock A. NJ at ths ,ss al
IN eccourt o. the debt stu due hom tao $3.50
v lillian NJ. Fulton, dscsased c.n,mis
no i07, div n MILTON Gary. 1vo--,. <.
LRksHnNEW CANTON GlNGEh IA IL
u ceiving this dav, so cases Dry uin9oh
X X = ,s-9r - = -7s A. ANTON
no 20 Next dsor to Exsassss esA''
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r b. FERGUSON. Jr,
j. NO. 9, PEARL STREET
IMPORTER AND J0BBER OF DRY GOODS.
eECOND eUPPLY!

The subscriber having sold out many styles Of ooods
purchased the early part of the season, has found
It necessary to make another visit to New YORK Tor
the purpose Of repenishns his stock and 10 now re-
csiving and opening variety OF LADiEo DnEoo
and Cashrneres, MeTinoes, medium priced ho1aaines
and Csshmeres Embroideries, Lsces, Lawn and Linen
Hdkis, &c.
ALDO full supply of silk and Cut Velvet Vestings,
Black ard Fancy Cassimeres, and many other new
and desirable articles-al of which have Just Deen
purchased at very low prices, and will be offered TO
the city and country trade, by Wholesale, at small
advance cost.
r. An early examination is requested
oc 23-dlm j. q. FERGuSON, JR.
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RESss NlAkING.-MRS. j. STEB.
~ BINS would inform her former patrons and the
public generally that she be found the china
store of Taylor Co.. Ill Main street, where worx
will be done to please and with dispatch.
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MIcAJAH MANGUM.

a<7cE1 INSTRUCTION ON tn nj
&*SslsEsE4 PIANO.-A ysung lady, who has had
considerable experience in teaching
y = y and can produce pupils that, in one
qusrter can play and sing most any ordinary piece of
received instructions from the principal pianist OF
Jenny Lind, w. N. Hoffman,, Esq, feels confident
she can give satisfaction to those who encourage her.
Terms SIS per quarter of 20 lessons Address M. 8.
A box SGT, post office. iy 22-ts
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RGlThh.. 80 McRs sHreri0r S.asheu
aoit CHAs. r. WOkTHAM 4 co.
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. ,n-vuv CAKKIAtsES, CARRIAGES.

>.EwR CAKRIAtsES, CAkhlAGEs.
tS% 1 The subscriber has on hand, at his Coach
-SO<------n- Making Establishment, on Lombard Al
near the Columbian Hotel COACHES, CHARfO-
TEES, BAROUCHES, BUGGIES with and without
tops and SULKIES, all of his make, of the best
materials and workmanship. All of which will be
sold low good work of the hind be in the city
of Richmond; and respectfully ask call from those
In want of any article In the Carriage line, de-
termined to make to order and sell at the lowest
prices poEaib!s. ard ell work sold, that IL new,
ranted.
IA 2-dgm MICAJAH MANGUM