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New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29
MORAL AND RELIGIOUS.

GERMAN CHURCH DIET The Eighth German
Evangelical X rchentag is to meet at Lubeck, Sep.
I. .mb.r otb. The subjects appointed to oe dscassed
are the Revival Of Evangelical Church Discipline; the
beat means on the part Of the Church Of working
against Il recent Matens-m in the Natural ScencesS
the Employment Of Women in the iabors OF the
Church and the Care and Training of Chldfeni the
Confict with the sin of Unchastlty; Temperance
Reformation E.tsblisf men's Conservation Of the Bib
bath. This is the most msortart al nua conference
of the German Evangelical Churches.
ITEMS The Rev. j. T. Warren, late Of Plymouth,
Connecticut, has sccep'ed the Office Of Corresponding
Secretary Of the American SeaDen's Friend Society.
located in New York.-An ecclesiss cal council re-
cs ntly convened in North BrvOkfed, and dismissed
the Rev. L. F. Waldo from the pastOrste Of tho
Union Congregsti al Church, and suspended him
from the Ministry. Rev. r. +. Buell. and Mo.
Buell. late missionaries in Greece, where they Aborsd
for fifteen years, have arrived home at Chieaso.-
The Prorilence Journal thinks that man who, fou
rdi renee or unbelef at all times refuses 70 co.,
tribue the support Of religious worship ought net 70
expect the grstui'ous performance Of s most solemn
rites when sonow and beresvemsDt Dt enter his dweng'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29
sr.,, ., NV YORK srcsrrARY's OFFICE.

YTNO the SHERIFF Of the CITY and COUNTY
OF NEW YORK-sIR Notice 10 bseby gwen t1s, s6 tns
spc. sdns the Monday Of November nsI' the feo~s
officers 70 be elected, o VT:
Governor in the place oi nyror u. Sthi ~ Rs,ncna
CsuA Commissioner in the place OF CorLeiis 1Afain1t'
An speetoT State Prsos Ia the p!ae OF Thon" hih
Ceh Of tho u Appeals n the Psoe Of Bensnn r.
Az wh,e te, ms Of Of e Will expire The last day Of Do
Tb.i, Electors o. President and vePreddent OF the
X. .we,ertst'ye IT me Tbu,y6nh ConreS Of the rned
States fr ,be tn I'D Coyeressiona ps,ci ;'nPo'e1 OF
Fr, Seeone Tb,rd Fifth and Eighth Wards IN The oy 'os
.o Reprs,ent,tiye m the said Conress for tie FsHS
Coz resGol 81 D,nie,. composed Ct ihe tSaro, r"H' w.
and FooIiosI Wards ct too sad City .nd Soantyi
Also Re 2resents5ve ~ ths 's'd " K sN 9
Dis:h; eCmposed Of tSe ss.en'2 sIa nh 49,
tenth Fifteenth and Sixteenth Warts n The @ty o
in tho County Of ktnssl ,, a., -. s;,,k o..
,,s.lo al DrcI Of Eleventh. Fifteenth -
Seventeenth Wares Of the Cry Of S-w orhs -. s.A
.Esp,.D,.vc n ssd q. So.s Sss 'C IA
T~es sih " sIds O,ibs CRY Of New YcIki r..,A
Alec Repr.s.nt, i've IN TIE sslt Cor g'e" iof soe ~
Ccrsn"ons Ds'rie composed Of the rsrts,
h0.tee b, T-snaeih rwtl ~ fst and T"sny*ee0na "N
Of ihs Cry " Ne. Yori
City aud County o&ceIs Lso . os elected
Mayor 10 ,he pis;e Of fer1.n3o Woo
City Juds- in ne plsss oi Elishs ). csIgoo,
Two Go'erSg q e Ans Bosse Ia tie -ecs OF i's~' sss
.I:o s,,,. aes Of A-.rSy sr sd oi,y and c:Sz,
Al -ho.. 's'nA Of cne .Ei e,-re the las; d.' Of Ds'
sSr; STANTON. =; 6.g: ss1..y ?, q SIT IL
The pos,.s,S - sbs ssS of ise sero.s
81 STATE "a The 'saemen, ss r.. " :.s2 sase 'A'
...,m Of u. Sn9 Ia t.I.a:V q s.-.Yaa
~ %. ,ssn ns..rt.s h a. run;, cai 7ssAl e
-, hIs Go 1as ibp ss,s - thu sy nav ~
::.s sSia 'siS Isc ':ss ..s = 's :s.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29

BRO. CosKLIS: At your solicitation / herein trans
mi, 10 you f the benefit Of your readers plain
statement of facts crbnec'ed with the recent mob IN
X. chester, they cam. un Ter my IN observai ion
! had sppoiited saturday, June a, to comm,nc
series Of meetings N Rochester and had written 10
several nil stes TO come and sssis me. On Wednes-
day or Thursday previous, Pro Slavery mao oy the
name Of ms shot by Free Soil nsn lone Hsf-
cesty b.cause Sims attempted TO drive him from his
bone or kill him. arrived 10 Rochester on Thursday,
sbGt l2 O'Clock. Soon after my arrival was waited
uptn in Bro. Strocks stoe, by committee OF three
individual, who said they were u'horzed oy tne ce
iz.ns Of Roc ester and vicinity to mfr me 10. -
preach again in Rochester, AID eDdeavored oy mr.,
enrg to xtoit promise fom me to that enect;
cla,ng at the same time that tIn N9nn mo-, io
preaching would not be tolerated loneeaf the
the county. 1 ssked them for rev na". .ssr ~ IA
citizens no had given them this eutuory 'pocbstsr
LANES to slve. have better fnenes ~ "a .ac,n
then askee them if they claimed 70 oe "a go
ci'izen- Trey ssid was fo,l sn" n.a pI.eo, 80
prom. not 10 preach ag aiu Rochester to.a tosH
would not msle tha, p0%'s, .nd edHs rouId osey God
,s,her than men. 1 ssk. them what rishts or pnVi
ee.s they claimed as Aatncan 70 msrc.n N
ci,i1ens. Al tsis remark, wi'hoa, gv.ns N; OIL
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29

NOTICE of DISTRIBUTIONS Notice is hereby
IN sv.n that The proceeds Of the sale Of the Re Estste
herman 1ATTENHOHN, late OF the City OF Sev- forr
lately made under the order Of the Surrogate tbs
County of Nsw-Yo.h, by JOHN A. ALLERS and JOHN
TINCk the 81 the sst will sd testament OF said
dsi uted those eBtiei thereto according
10 law At he Surrogate Office p The City OF Mes iork on
The t, fourth day September next ten oech IN the
oon Of tha. asy-Dsted this 7h day OF AuGus. 1884,
"a Is-svE w. BRADFORD. Surrogate.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29

IN PURSUANCE of sn order of the Surrogate
Of hs County of New noties hereby gwen 70 Al
persons having claim against DENNIS MULLINS, ae OF the
City eeased present the same with souoters
thereof the subscbers at the residence OF Ann No
y Renwiekt IL Cisy Of New Yok before the tenth
day September ns1tDaed New YoIh ibs .1ih day of
Mayoh, 1886 DANIEL VCONOh h1heeutot.
mir l.vemFs ANN MULLINS, E1ecutrix.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29
THE TRAGEDY AT ROCHESTER, Mo.
Fyo~ Tns Westeru CAVstiaa Adeocdts.

LETTER FROM THE REV. WM SELLERS.
We have at length obtained full and reliable &C.
count of the late difficulties in Rochester, Mo-, which
resulted in the tarIg Of the Rev. w Sellers, and the
shooting Of Benjamin Holland, an aged and beloved
member Of our Church. The account has been de.
ls,ed til this time by the severe sickness Of Bro.
Sellers the mainly of his inhuman trest-
mept. Following Bro. Ssllerss letter will be found
communication On the same subject from another
source As VIII be seen, the writer is not a member
Of our Church, or of any Church. this will explain
come rather s,rorg expressions contained in his letter.
lea
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29
feaai Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of the County Of NswYorA notice hereby gyey 70 AZ
~ the CITY Of deceased 10 present me same VIII
vouchers thereof the SUBSCRIBER at the oee 9 James W.
White No 81 Lbery-r In the City Of New YORK on " D
fore the tenth day Of 6obe, peItDsted New the s
aay Of March, 1876. WILLIAM POWER. Executor &C
NH law 6ulg
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29

CrvAM TO LIVERPOOL for $so-Ihe
- sg: :T ,,r. s'os. o." ~. to1 Lvsapc,l
a. sTBuiso.Y th ssps ra,s. IN s1Sos S1S, g. .nt ~
. NJ a., tsl en- At 90 Deisii all no e.sar, unysous
"rsi, 70 s,eFLhcORris, Nc. IN sre:a axay
DAY. lSth sept. -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29

FRss ST. THosss AND PrERro RIoo.-rhe s'ean''
ship lepnessee, Capt. Webbtr, from Puerto MOO aug
10 ard ST. Thomas 2lst, arrived on Ihu''d"y mo'h-is'
Busirtss n both piso's very dull. The cites "S'
healthy vheo .Ae tennessee lef-
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29
Hle0iraI.
T'HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

i Of the AGE!
KENNEDY Of ho.s. !. S:ss';sa n o.. ,sS & q.
HUkOR, lsa ts Se,efsIa 9osOn TO COMMON Pinp.
except sssss both bundes bunor He has now In M
Peson hoHdrsd certificates Of is value Ill whr
Two bottles are warranted nursing Mouth
three bottles win the worst ksd Of pim" %
Two ~ thre. bottles viii clear tb. ',,.em Of boil'
Two bo,ties are warranted to sue the worst saAhH M
Three 70 Eve bottles are w,ntsd cure the
One bottles warranted to cure al hu.or n the
Ac.shss smens he As.r
-Four or warranted corrupt and running
One hestl. viii cure 'csly srptons Of the skin.
I've three bottles warranted to sus tie worst ease Of
9wo OF tire. ls..s us warranted the mott dss1sss
Tis.. |. =. Iotl.s AZ. warranted to ear. sal. rssu.
.:s: ,:'s:: M a. s% :: sss md
ps,.et eur. ws1.n,es The shove qsans,ts t.hsa
III &. ,s:a; E
psvins pastures and along ed on. .sD: should eur:
.s1s, e.. II: % s.
ss he s not q. "
Of every 1t has already done SON: Of ths es
~. o q! fSss ':.
fColh shHdIe who's: fe.h .on and i.Sbj rsor'd to.
ss as:: % q s. :a.:.s .n. seu: viii
Lwsys cure It. Il sivs great rehsf In ss.Eh and dfn.s
Easy where Asrs sny 6sranssmsot Of tie f.neoos q
naturs II viii cause very singular fssnss bat sust sot
alarmed they i.s;s disappear n fs% fo.r asys 70 -esl
There bad result from " Tie soonOy when naa
helm, 10 zone you vp feel yousH hs person lhsare
some Of e most sxus~asant snssnians Of hat
4tsned -,
WhoI,.sI. Is.p,. Tor New Yeh. C. " CLICKINgRt Co..
dc 81 Ba,slsyst OnARLEs H RING No l1 BTNsdysyi
q 4 d. SANDS No lI william 81 MARSH, OR'Ib
Co No I5o eSreenvith-st BOYD 4 PAUL, CA.mecr.Sj
WELLsA Co, No i5Fr.niin =; Nc MGkESsoH - H1b9iNs
aIsLEY Warren o.; BARNES PARK, No so4 Broadvsyi
WARD CLOSE Co, naidsn 1sns Mrs. HAYES broos
GOT the Union.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29
Uater Cure.

DR. E. j. LOEWENTHALs WATER-CURE,
~ Bergen Hshs Hudson County, New JerseJ, accessible
Hoboken and Jersey City few minutes oy stages Sos
psrtouars apply at No 4 Hanoverst. New-fn<t.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29
TITUSS CAMP TAKEN-ANOTHEk BAL
TIE

LAWRENCE, K. T., Ang. TO- lo'o.
News reached the camp at Rock creek last
night that ten citizens OF ropeks, Who were oa
tbsir way to join the Ffee-S,ate forcef 0si 'es'n
arrested BY one Titus and . company Oh o 'a'h
eiDsrs gave The TRIBUNE few Items ae''t
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29
Daifhes, Jsmelrp, &t.

VEWEIRY and DIAMONDS VERY LOW
y The last eighteen yeaIs IN business
wallet selling an de eyspions o fine Gold, Diamond, and
III other Of Jewey Of Wholesale and re a. much ies
L.d,eS beautiful Gold, Cameo, Mosaic Csrbuncle snd
Peui set EsJ.rinss, Pins and Brscee" IN &c
Ladies' Pms. God, Cameo, Mosaic, Pesn and enour
.ass., "a, ms, odd Cameo Mosaic, Pearl, CsIbun
Gle, P-'
WV 1,n.Sn. ...,......,...S SO 20 10 $50 90 each
v,,s 1ai1 w ts;op Ittr .....s2 20 70 SO m each
sds.., S,a,a Brseeet, ......S 81 90 TO $50 90 each
Plain md Cbssed Gold Rhass. cens 10 % W csch
Genttemeps Seal Rtnss.. % ~ TO = ~ w eacn
Garnet pal and other Stone Hnss 81 20 70 90 90 each
p,ns odd T1,n 81 50 to so 90 esoh
Gold p.ra Kew, Fob Keys and SesIs 25 90 each
Gold Peus and PeDc S3 10 TO $l5 90 esoh.
Gold perrps 90 70 81 90 each.
Porte III ~ 70 Slo W eacn.
Gold C,o..e, and 90 70 Sf7 90 each.
Sleeve Buttoe and studs &2 20 TO u sci
Gold speetscles and Eye Glasses 81 70 10 tis W
Diamond Rings Pins Finger Ring Crosses 1s W 70 S
WV GEORGE ALLEN, Importer
or Watches and Jevedry wholesale and retsh NO s'
a. second Hoer near Broadway, up stars
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29

CUPREME COURT-County of ONTARIO
- ABRAHAM A. POST, PlsiptA, against BENJAMIN {.
LIsCOMB, JAMES ii. WOODS WILLIAM II CLARK,
ZADOCK PRATT and IRA g. TOMPKiNS, Defendants. =
Sun mons for Relief-To BENJAMIN G. LISCOMB JAMES
WOODS, WILLIAM II. CLARK ZADOCk PRATT aud
IRA O. 1OMPKtNs, defendants: You hereby ,ned
the complaint Of ABRAHAM POST, plaintiff,
which will be fled Office Of tho Clerk of said County
and 10 serve copy Of your answer on the sub. ct s6e
Village Of Geneva within days after the service IF this
exclusive OF the day Of service the plaintiff will
apply to the Court the relief demanded In the complaint
c. l. FOLGER, Plaintiffs Attorney,
iyi8 lsw7wF Geneps, Ontario County, N. Y.
The compliant fled in Ontario County Cletks Ose
the 30th Of June 1876. C. l. FOL9ER, Pitts. Attorney.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29
AMERICANS IN PARIS.

Tie following ia Int Of Auercsps regsseroo az - ~
bark pg fice Of the Amer ,sr European E1~sss s
EIcLaSge Company, Psris from Jolly u '" aug -
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29

ieoo' ,.. Wv. u.. Fellows, NswYorh,
r r NJ, '" '" james ~ coop.r,,
X Marin, nnoPX G.x
r. 8. Palmer. III RhosJes
r. Fowler. n T..Jm
Il Do9cnsn A. Jackson,
J. Pscasaa. u c.IfoYois Joseph rlsncs and sdy,
.'cs' S.-yorI Isaac p. Frares
~ MI ~, I.. .,,a xtfs o NJ. AM erson, Kentacfy,
NJ Kelley, ~ ~ 49,
a aim Misc Jacobs, Pernsylvsnis,
o. car Sci eobere -; chon'
~. 2 bari. w Moorhesi and family.
e n DelsvsD. w. z. Moo heal,
Miss Delsvan, snts,
r. 7 D1 ton, James shetp4rd, -.
w B. McGrstb, Mr. ant Ara Pfobssso, Quo,
J. 8. Kendall, =. torinf.
L Didercs, p tolmes, Massshase'1
q N apsir, II. Toeksr,
Mrs W 81 Fevows H. Mll.rds, .
s,m Hurd M1sachusetts, w G. ronpki1s and wife La
W. Bpdh.sd and wife, s.P arch, Tennessee,
Thos B. Tp O. uel, Alsbsms, Edwrd Wse. . ,,
MI. Y.ms samuel Norrs, ahode fased,
Cbsrrs food tn ,mss hck-Dsis, &aryl%Ht,
Edgar AIMEE, Colin "chepHe'
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29
IRON NEw-YORK 20 HLVRE DlRECT0.
II sRITisH AND NORTH AxLhlcAS EOEhI HID


ITNA..........c.p, Mile E3l u.:;;. "a
CAMBRIA tpsH.e wheel. l.......,....C sicsl a..
ptssas fog t;st tLo pta~erfe-s cny cf
b ssestepi osSepnn-oszcn) sicl b.lads ,'0ysrsns ~
o. &swJds f.e 10: withoai ~a,s BscTs vhet .sn 20 %
tlned soaf& Ire etete Soly ,sJte 80 y
ystflatsd ANY wssas Y t4se ysHeaee 1ysss ~ va
G rt-, J,,ssLt lsssL . " 3sr % ys.ss APJly 20
ftflzAEr No k<vhFsssA
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29
8tsamboaie ano Railroads.

NJEW-YORK and ERIE RAILROAD COM
IN PANY-0sSIRAL OYIIcE No. It's BIosdvsy, N. T..
The Yorh and re RaDosd Company now prepared
. ao regular Express business h. ID. alCs,
D. C. NeCAILin, General Supt 6up't Express.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-08-29
LOR LIvERPOOL.-United State. Mail Steam

,A,p BALTIC, Comscot. oonmA5er, Will dsoart ~i,h
~, Vpted mails for Europe pcsuyely sArURDAy
A,sus, So si IL ooeh from her berth loot Of Sn
a RooeThe steamer. Of mi. IKE have water nsh'
t.I rs orb Of 81 5epee onul amer rho ~ OF a1Ea fu
te,eht passage ksyns sLeqnNeo >ooDo>oas fof eto
eh's Nc e'n'''' 2pW X COLLINS, Nc 3 Wan V.
p.sn.,. ~, ,,onsstrd 10 bo board ~ IL oe och
All letters ast pSs through The Post once, Ay 'be" "m
10 IetpU I'd. ~, ...a A.. p.,a.
,s1 s,s a. sATUgOAY Sep'smbr IL ket<c-t o. b.n ~
tsisbt trou ,,srpool New Ycra fedlced 70 IL p' I'm
sn.snrsment mill fnI.ner nQlee.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-31
Oruuillt DaiIq Auttt &cturh.
L Card.

FELLOW DEMOCRATS Having concluded
TO withdraw my name from the list of candi.
dates before you for the Office of Justice of
the Peace, deem it duty | owe to my pu-
merous friends who have so tiatteringly Of
tered me their support TO state the reasons
which have caused Inc TO withdraw from The
contest, which are as follows:
| have received letters from my friends at
San Francisco, requesting me TO join them
in certain business operations, which will
doubtless be vastly more important to me
than the office sought for. Notwithstanding
the request, should have continued on the
course had not found that there were 9TH
er Democrats of the right stripe in the field,
who were desrous of the same office, and not
wishing to distract the cause by a local strife
amongst fellow democrats, and also prefer
ing to be a soldier in the field rather than IL
leader, have concluded to withdraw as
above Gentlemen, canpot be driven or
pulled by the nose, but act on the Davy
Crockett principle, 'be sure I'm right, then
act accordingly" My principles are, every
thing for the cause AMI nothing for men
ct, it behooves every Democrat to come up
shoulder to the wheel, and rout the enemies
Of Democracy on the 4th OF next month
shall remain with you until after the elec-
ton, and will leave you to judge after it is
over as to whether am Democrat of the
jackson school or not.
Yours truly,
II ~ S..TTIf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-31

SCARCITY of lodgings is one of the most
prominent evils our citizens AMI visitors
have to complain Of. From our own person
al experience, we can assert that if one neg
lects to secure bed early in the day, it is
very dubious matter whether or no he can
be sure of place whereon to lay his head
the coming night. Night before last, from
unforeseen circumstances, three of our com
postors and ourse.f were deprived of our
usual places of rest, and for lack of better
Accommodations were compelled to camp out
in our Office, with no better protection from
the inclement night than fire made from
stolen shakes burned in very diminutive
stove, and with no more comfortable or sub
stantial bed clothing than poster for a
covering, and IO,cn Iak folded double
for pillow. There is very little exaggera-
ton in this account of our sutferings, and
they are but fair samples Of the inconven
cnces experienced by many hapless wan
derer who is SO unlucky as to be benighted
in this latter day Sodom Of Oroville. A prop
erly appointed lodging house, capable of ac-
comodating one or two hundred lOdgers with
good beds. would be nightly filled, and could
not fail to prove a good investment to any
body who might undertake ii.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-31
-A-QD.S

MG- Keep it before the People-that
nearly all the prominent old line whig states
man Vf the east and north, have pledged
themselves to support james Buchanan,
and that the Know Nothing party in the
north, has become "contemptibie abolition
party"
Keep it before the people--that Mi!lard
Fillmore told the the anti slavery society of
Erie County New York. that he was opposed
to the annexation of Texas to the Union 50
long rs Slave. were held theren-that he
was ia favor of abolishing tue internal slave
trade between the States--that he was in
favor of abolishiug slaveryin the District OF
Columbia--thathe believed congress should
receive and respectfully consider abolition
petitions, but voted against receiving petit
tions on the opposite side Of the question.
Keep it before the PeopIe--rhat northern
fanatics have now found better abolition
ist. AMI that Milard Fillmore WILL not car
ry single State.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-31
j. g. G. LEVY g. GO.
FIRST IN THD FIELD.
WITH
THElATEST STYLES
OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
-FOR--
LADIES AND GENTyE EIGE2Jg
EVERY DESCRIPTION
AMONG WHICH ARE PRINCIPALLY

UDICH FLOUNCED SILK ROhES: plain Bro
HN cade Silks; Satine striped Mozambique silks; 4;
plain black do plau black and ribbed Italian silks: ::
all cuors silk Velvet all coors French Salas finest
paln and figured D'hiLe. all wool; tine French Cash
meres a large assortment of French aud English
Meriuos fine worsted and all wool paids EmUro-
and pearl Thread Lace aud the latest style of Grape
Buge Collars and sleeves the finest assortment oi
Bay State Long ShaWls; latest style Paris made ik
Velvet, Gray Cloth, aid ali coiOrs Ladies Talmas,
Mantillas and Glnaks fine silk Ladies' Mnniias, an
colors and sly eS and the largest and most extensive
assortment of Ladies' Misses aud Childrens 1niters
and Shoes, with or without heels. White Goods,
Barages, LAWNS MaDlillas, Shawls. Bonnets. hid
Gloyec--n ererything pertaining TO ladies' wear.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-31
Ingenious, Very.
F. n. SMITH.

The Rlitor Of the Marysvillt Inquirer dis
plays a wonderful degree of ingenuity in the
composition of enthusiastic letters from va
rious localities throughout the Union. Thro'
over zeaousness in his endeavors he some
times allows himself to commit anachronisms
in dating letters and dispatches from him
self to W. ii Mant2, for he makes himself
the recipient of most interesting documents
MT all times, without the slightest regard to
the arrival of the mails or the arrangement
Of such data rs would make their receipt
probable or even possible. In his future
endeavors he should be more careful, for
with the exception Of few incongruities,
the letters display more than ordinary
cleverness, and might possibly gain crcdence
among some of his deluded brethren.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-31
OROVlLLES STORE
Wholesale and Retail d!

yHyuE undersigned having returned from san
Il Francisco and removed 10 the Fire Proof Brick
Block. Mont lsomrry. two door7 from Myers street,
t\N Washington Block would respectfully call thc at
tenttun OF the inhabitants of OruNlllc and vicinity
to the fact Of his having the largest Stock and the
best assortment OF Iouds 10 be found tins side ol
sacramento Ny Goods were ul purchased fer cash
at IN" very lowest figure that money could buy thch
for and as sell fur Cas h, and & ash only thn' dong
away with the list of deadheatis which every one
~ 1 Il have that does CrrdH business. am pre-
pared to otrr inducements to customers such as no
other House UroVlIie Will o1er. MY STOCK consists
OF GROCE CEklES in All its varieties; Provisions oi The
best quaiity; Liquors and Syrups OF the choicest
branis CRDCkERY of tbe latest styles and
HARDWARE in all its b anches.
la addition To this, customers can have their goods
delivered by my Express ugon at ihe,r own d"or,
Tree of htrle j +. kESSlNG.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-31
GENTLEMENS' HINGi

and Gentlamens' Furnishing Geods-Coas, Pants
VESTS Boots shoes, Hats, shirts, CraNats Socks and
Tnder Clothing.
~s-JACnB PEVY the pioneer member ot the
firm is now M the Atlantic states. giving his entire
attention io iDpurung GOODS direct from FRANCE
and forwarding theun here. which We ase now re
eeiyiny by ever, steamer THIS arrangement enables
US 10 yet a The Nt.N STYLES OF GOODS long IN
advance OF all competitors. and VIC only ask pur'
ehasers to cai and The value OF Their moRy.
We teei that none viii complain vi Ihe price
or quality OF our NEW GOODS.
0UR WHOLESALE STORE, cocneT OF First
~ street and The Plaza, is led with large STOCK
orHEAVi GOODS Tor count y 'r"'e, aha .n- ~i''Ie' %
.ale nrices nv. greatly reduced from those formerly
charged. JACoB CHARLES Lew ~;
Marysville, ocIoher I, 1886. oc'' im
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-31

GOLDEN Backs The last place gold has
shown itself l. in big brick yard in Gala
veras county. After the last rains, says the
San Andreas Iadependent, several little pie
ce. ct gold were discovered in the green
bricks OF the kiln On inspection, it was
found tina, The gold was more valuable than
the brick; consequently. the brick yard is
going the way of all good diggings down
the golden channel of sluieing aume.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-31
PROBATE NOTICE.

A III. persons having claims against the estate o'
IN Thomas IT, nowen. deceased. late OF bulIe
ouniY ARE hereby notified % present them, WIN
proper vouchers. To the Undersigned within ten
months from this date they will be fore er barred
RANDALL HOBART,
Public Administrator Of Buiie Co
Ridwel, Oct. I'd, lsSs. sSsw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-31
U. S. Livery Stable.
Myers Strcct-Ncar Montgomery

vRNU krEPPAUE WIru rnE TIMES. aud apid
n growth of unr town, have. Ui late, and " til
from time a. limL, make extensive additions Ia our
stock and otherwise improve our estabil-hmen Il
OF the age.
Stock taken on Livery on the most reasonable
Terms. " desired, we will buy. sell or exchange
stOck-n short transact all business ap ertalhlhg 10
a first class Livery Stable he finest liugges hacks
and Saddle Horses. furnished at moments notice.
Thankful for past fayors, We hope TO merit con
tinuance of the same BROWSA HOFFMAN,
Dated Oroyille, July 10, 1856. iyl0du.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1856-01-17

Proceeds ci sales Of
School and Min G
steral Lands... lA9,T49 SO l27 ,66l 81
Rents from Virgin
ia Military School
Lands ''''..'',. 2,0O3 81 227O AZ
Ohio University
lnstalnen on
Loan, ,..,.'... 5l3Si 5i3 "a
Proceeds of Convict
Labor, ETC., oil o.
PeniteEtidry 1892 10 6t,240 60
Principal and In
terest Of Surplus
Revenue ....,.. lO6,95O 81 a2,9O6 &C
Sale of Canal lands 1923 63 2S9 90
Auction Duties and
PeddleIs' Licen-
ses ..''....." $3.50 50 4,4l5 40
Show Licenses Gag
ricul FUND.- 4.l20 Is 2,692 "a
Three Fer Cent. rs7--a.s-.--,
Fund. ...-.-..- S,269 IL 2,6O9 "a
Expenses OF Free
Banks refunded. 1859 40 1928 Il
Miscellaneous items 5.26l 58 1852 Jl
Balance ia State
Treasury. 10Th
NovembeT,..''. T62 $50 81 5S4 ,6Sl OO