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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-13
One Dollar a Line.

70 ApvERrIsERs-Ths circulation Of THE WEEKLY
TRIBUNE now o enormous aud the number Of Advertise
suts pressing for insertion exceeds the space choose
To them that We have raised the price Of Advertising
therein to
ONE DOLLAR PER LINE,
o. little more than half per line for each thousand
.Ope, printed and dispatched readers Even at this rate
. n, bss,s., medium extan. for Advertisements requiring
the widest and fullest publicity 1t Is about the same rate
charged By The illustrated London News which mas not 80
erge circulation The WEEKLY TRisuSE BY many hou'
.nd We prefer short cards to long ones and shall be glad
the enhancement impels patrons to study brevy In their
Remember that we can only insert in any
week such handed In before Wednesday evening"
a. We ue obliged to go press early Thursday morning
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FROM WASHINGTON.
BINDING OF THE HOUSE.
Isncs of The N. Y. Tribune,

Correspondence of The N. Y. Tribune.
WAsHrxoTos, Saturday. May 10, 1856.
The binding for the House of Representatives Is said
to be one of the most profitable jobs connected with
Government. II is well known that the person elected
Public Binder at the present session, has made bar
gain with other parties by which he obtains the work
at ten per cent below what he receives from Congress-
We have ascertaned the following facts relative 70
the binding during the last two years which was paid
for by the Clerk Of the House out Of the contingent
frnd. 1t should be remembered that the Clerk has
charge Of the whole of this business, and ce6es that
the actual number Of copies Of documents ordered
were delivered by the binder 1t would be an inter-
esting subject for inquiry why it is that every store
keeper grocer and huckster in Washington uses moth
ing but public documents for wrapping paper. 1t u
well known that employees about the Capitol have
been in the habit of selling carloads Of documents.
In fact, we are assured that gentleman Of antigua
ran and literary taste in Washington prOcures such
valuable documents as he wishes from cellar full Of
such matter, which he carries off at few cents
pound.
Let us look at the figures and zee who has been paid
for binding.
In 1854 J. w. Arnold, formerly engaged in Wheeler
& Co.'s stationery establishment, when it supplied the
Departments received s75 45l "a for binding, and 10
1855 s7s O2O ls: in two years si54 All So for binding
documents for the House only In the same time Aoe-
line Sergeant received eH,loo 81; g. B. Gideon
sl7,675; T. NJ. Triplett, 81 ,loo Triplett q ONes'
s5O3 40; and j. Trekert $3.50 go. Total paid In TWO
years $21s, 3e2 90.
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The Sick are deeply interested in BRANDRErH's

PILLS. the mportent resulting from their
rot be expres.d-to be appreciated they mus. be used
satisfied in my practice they have saved many yaus
bic lives" JAMES LULL, NJ D.
Let those suAerir from DYSPEPSIA from diseased liver from
general debility, them and be cured Over
krLded 'housnLd cured bs referred to- Their sur
prsug efficacy turpas,e belief but perform duty 10 making
them known. bRNDREIH.
Sold at 3 cents per box OF the Principal Office No Az Canal
st. Bro1 dreth Building Burntons book stores Nos 30
Bowery and 24l Hudson Also By Mrs HAYES No Us Fu
Brooklyn by T. w Dyo and Sons, Philadelpha and
By all respectable druggists and medicine ,eIders in The Union
CAUTIoS.-A pills purportiDg to be Brandrehs Pills.
with No 26l Broadway" the side label counerfeits
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OIL PAINTINGS, LOOKING GLASSES AND ., mlM
non. AZ day Of the greet sne OF rs ssis
vi r. Continued RVS DAY May Is Ct n.y. Ss
No. Ivy 81, oascs Vii fLd this the best opportunity
WIN 20 acorn he soods are ceiling Of great ssonce - Per
ever hso~ oo.t wind tho business OF % oa
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BY dispatch from Lawrence, via st. LOUIS last
evening, We are advised that the Pro-SlaveIy party
in KaDsss have resolved on the bold step OF break
ing up The Congressional Investigation Of the rtiia'"1s
~ waieh sy hare xsapcd he government Of me Ter
'.to7y, fndirs ha. ,he Developments Of ta.s iaTes'
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glorious start

The trial of John Fox on the charge Of murder
irg John II. nry, near New-Brunswck, on the 9th
of December last, was commenced yesterday In
the Middlesex County Court, in session at New
Brunswick. A good deal Of public interest Is
maj ifesf11
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WIGS - HAR-DYE - WIGS. - BACHELORS
EIcs and ToUPEEs improvements peculiar to their
orss They celebrated all over the world for their
nj beauty dursolity-fng to charm. The largest
aS best stock In the world IL private for applying hs
smous DYE. 6sld at BATCHELoRs. No. 2s3 Broadway.
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AT -, O'Clock this morning the frame staole, 81
No. l32 Mulberry street., was nearly destroyea ~
Loss about s2,o. TAe horses were got on,
The property was owned by Mr.. schenek sna =
by Mr.. Lesry. George Walker, and an0'Se. -
whose name VIC did not learn, were run over oy
carriage No. sa, and badly wounded. WAX"
his II ~ broken.
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-, No lO8 Bowery, near Ofanu
yot -nytins the attention Of families to his new and
stoek OF Goods for Spring and Summer wear supe-
~ An ousv approved style excellent In make, and uusnr-
1900 Ia VARIETY the subscriber respectfully asks special notice
- M, articles end prces included In the following exhibit OF
srrips ana Summer Hosiery:
7 70 psirs Ladies' white unbleeched, mixed slate MODE
and black Hose; white aud unblesched openwork emooid
cred ana orepwork embroidered Cotton Hose white and
onbieseLed Lise Thread plain and openwork Hose soA
1eo pain Silk and Silk Hose and Half Hose, oiS
pair. ,,.- ,,,s a ;,oa r,.,o,
ose white mixed and cysrped Co,'on anu
Isle Thread HsfHose, to 81 pair. Silk Haif Hose, d"
o pairs Misses white unblesched slate mixed and fancy
Cotton Hose white ached openwork Cotton Hose 10
81 pair. 49, .,,;oad
half TIN eeouarter al full Hose, II 70 n pair.
SOce pairs Chdrens white unbleached mixed ana fancy
sed BALI three quarter and full Hose white an
work half threeQ quarter aud full Hose to y par
An Ct the superior quality Of the
Coods will convince all purchasers OF Hosiery that they ave
Elk pair cheaper than ever before
offered IL the re'sil trade. , -, c,,,. !,
GARMENTS for Ladies, Genuemen sna SInuen III
Merino, SILK and Cotton. $500, n,..
All Gtods shown cheeuly represented fairly offered a.
small ad, snce the original and sub n'tsd 70 he pu
sI.ss,s n, hss.d masmelt JAMES u. RAY,
Importer Manufacturer, and Dealer In Under Sarmsns,
Hosiery and Gloves.
No I08 Boyory, Grand ST., n. I.
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ELEGANT CARPETTNG.

ssIrH LoUxsBEkY, No. AS Broadway nov prepared
10 exhibit their New SPRING STYLES Of RIcH VELVET,
TAPESTRY, sxUssELs THREIpLy and iscRAIs CAnPETISc
Anonx will be found large number Of New
Osss and styles before oered also large stock OF
OIL CLOTHS Of every width aud I'll other goods connected With
tha trada
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Governor Gardner, Of Massachusetts,, is evident.
Jys nan upor whom experience is lot thrown xay.
burned child breads the fire. 50 SAYS the proyerb,
ara the Ge7eluv ard his party id-als haying
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Fprso.I IN KASsAs ALI the Free Stats r.
low published ia KansaS four IN numoe ssa,s
rturoed their prcfeierees for Frmopt "a 90, "A
sa the President, p,d keep ais pane al 'ls 80,
tteil ee.Ina,, t1ye''y
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Yesterday was the finest day of the season thus
far. The temperature was up to Summer heat.
A few days of such weather would give the crops
glorious start.
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TO CORRESPONDENTS

No notice can be taken of anonymous Communications What
ever intended insertion be authenticated by the
and address of the wrerno necessarily for publica
ton, but guarantee of his good faith.
We cannot undertake to return rejected Communioatons
JEFFREY SMITH, Woodhull.-Whs STATE?
Il. y. McGREES SpriDg6eld.-What State
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IN THE FRANKLIN.sTREET MARKET.

STALLS IN THE FRANkLIN-STREET MARKET
-Four only remain unaken in the NEW MARKET ia
FraDknst, opposite the head Of vstct Three Of these
suitable poultry coffee &c. 10 packages West India
ocs plants eds &c. Apply the premises to L.
SrMsoN Pr duce Commission Merchant The first markstdsy
In tie new building will be Saturday next
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NeluWork Dailp Gribmate
TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1856.

ADVERTISEMENTS intended for THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE OF
this week should be handed in by to-day The mnense
edition issued of this paper makes In order 10
In tbei
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Little Dorrif...Parf v,

Little DOrrif...Parf V.
Tie Fifth Part this interesting story BY DICKENS
received yesterday by the Atlantic published in THE SEMI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of this morning Price, six cents
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HO TIE TT T. X.

HOsTETTER.
IT, ,s,opi,o,v syuuoms of Dyspepsia fnllnes and dis
tr,.s feverish lips an unpleasant
az rest ser deep sinking OF the bowels, sour
mere the heart constant pro-tstoA shu
lon and all awful aes 'n'7ncy
mud With the approach OF this hOrd dssase, Pease OF
lie ies the pleasures OF apostle, society anu ne -
word s,e oil tuned Instruments OF torture Dyspelss
ed Lv foul stomach and dseasod liver; IN sct Liver
ses OF these eosnpsts have been understood no article na
ever 5s, % certain l. It's effects speedy In us se'n saa
50 uo,ys ,aY Appreciated hoSrErTERs NEcsrisLs
Aca BITTk2s fbsy particularly adapted 10 ne aeSa
csssituon Of fenisz Irequires no extra stimmsn. sou
ty al Gsocers Hoto and Drugd BARNES rksN
No. 81 Broadway, New-Nork; HosrETTER, SMITH Co.,
Cinesasii, and Mrs HAYSS, Brooklyn.
To WHOLESALE AND COUNTRY DRUGGISTS
aase % Of Jobbrs and close buyers TO their Inn
nsass s'ock u Amsriesn and European
PATENT MEDICINES,
~ 10 sest assortment In either hemisphere at snd below
y oes ~ the peek Dozen 100 gross Particular
nni,aa tns branch OF the Drug business Orders
10 oeas pyed With any part O. tho world
---E H. se~- ! OH, Cincinnati and San francisco.
DELIGHTS SPANISH LUsTRAI will mako Hair
grow on pa tsso IL the greatest y, ar. to
century FOR toilet article IL Superior ~ 90 ~ VIC ~
the iss six months In New England ooetIes s9u
bronst from Andsnsia Spain by Wan, r,a 80 Iecipo
Hsss sold New York BY B.sSs PAX. A'Nf'nes'
HoILOwAY's PILLs.-perfect di9es,;o,- -,
rr.s b'e PRODUCE healthy blood aud aih
Lion lgsr di.cde Hoii The
.gtf, 'sps, tte rsici f sid efshio teen 20 80
10 Z, nc sii.u viii P aid IN 81 Sa'i
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HERRING's
,rNT CHAM PIoS SAFES.
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RANKIN's OLD STAND
Is now fully supplied with o.
end Hosiery. The best g,ods at the lowest price,
A. RANKIN Co,
No l0i Bowery.
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HRRRING's PATENT CHAMPION SAFES.-The
abey- calculated Safes with Hall Patent Powder Proof Lock
provement all improved Saamancet ald other
Safos-beice the name Champion" Their triunps the
world sir adv kn, and their history u their euosy
For sale at Green Block Nos 1885, l37 end lS9 Wserst,
Nev.York 3. G. HERRING Co.
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AN EXTRAORDINARY Low PRICE.
For ENGLISH CARPETS
Superb Velsets, II per yard.
Elegant Brussels, 7I6 yer ysrd.
HIRAM ANDERSON No. 80 Bowery.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

AFFA1Rs IN san FRANcGsc We clip the
following telegraphic dispatch from the
Union, dated San Francisco, Oct. 18th,
?. NJ:
The coroner's jury in the assassination
case returned a verdict yesterday afternoon
that the woman, Victoire Roton, came to
her death from the effects of knife wound, ,
il icted by some person unknown to the ju-
ry.
Bob Cushing, notorious shoulder-striker
was arrested three times yesterday for hav-
ing committed three different assaults du-
ring the election.
The Republican mass meeting last night,
called by the disaffected members, resulted
in their discontinue, as the people refused
TO nominate a new ticket, and endorsed the
peoples ticket
Butte record., 1856-10-18

DRUG SroRE-One of the most extensive
and best arranged Drug Stores this side of
Marvsville. is that of Randall & McDer-
mott, on Montgomery street, next door to
Huntoon's Hotel. They are prepared to
furnish everything in their line, from dose
of salts to medicine chest--and in addi-
ton to their stock of medicines, they keep
on hand all sorts of Perfumeres and Fancy
Articles.
They are deserving young gentlemen and
merit the custom and support of our citi-
zeus.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

CONVICTED OF THEFT--Martin NJ. Lara
way was arraigned before Justice Jones on
Friday, on the charge of Grand Larceny
in stealing several articles from Messrs
Sparks & Smith. The missing articles, con
sisting of watch, bowie knife, four pis
tolls, &c were fonnd in his possession, and
all the evidence went to prove his guilt
He was committed in fault of bail to appear
before the Court of Sessions. One would
suppose from the gentleman's predictions
for arms that he was about starting on Q
flibustering expedition. A few years resi-
deuce at San Quentin, will bring him to hi:
senses.
Butte record., 1856-10-18
ANOTHER LIE NAInED.-The Sacr

ANOTHER LIE NAILED.-The Sacra-
mento Union, and American, and the Ma
rysville Inquirer, lately published para
graph to the effect that Hon 7. W. Thomas.
one of the Democratic Electors in Georgia,
had declined because he could not vote for
Buchanan. The Yreka Union has a copy
Of the Georgia Constitutonalist, containing
The letter of Mr. Thomas in which he states
that he declines the nomination because en-
gagements prevent him from stumping his
listrict-that he was with the national de-
mocracy heart and hand-aud that his
place would be better supplied by his al
ternate,, who was AN OLD LINE WHIG, of
uudoubted loyalty to the Democracy. As
the San Francisco Evening Utensil would
say-"Oh, you hounds y
Butte record., 1856-10-18

1t sounds strange. but we have not seen a
Butte Record for three weeks. How is that :
S-a-y!-Inquirer.
From some unaccountable cause or other,
a new exchange list that we have just made,
was, until we saw this notice, minus your
name, dear Inquirer, but if the mail don'l
fail. you shall hear from every day here
after. OF course we apologize for our recent
neglect, and shall proceed to blow up our
Devil for his inadvertance.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

LITERARY DEror.--Mr. Henry b. Garn-
ham has just opened news depot, and Book
x Cigar store, in the building next above
the Washington block, on Myers st.
We called on Mr.. Garnham last night in
his new store, and at his generous invita-
tiou tried the quality oi his cigars, and iu
justice to hem and him, pronounce them
really excellent. Mr.. Garnham is gentle
man, as every body that is acquainted with
him knows. and deserves the patronage OF
every lover Of literature and good cigars.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

MRs. BANcEL.-This celebrated Canta-
trice has.engaged the theatre for next Thurs
our citizens with some of her choicest and
most popular ballads.
The papers below speak of her performan-
ces as highly pleasing, and denominate her
the Jenny Lind of America. She will be
assisted by several distinguished vocal and
instrumental musicians
Butte record., 1856-10-18

KNOCKED 0vER-The lie was given by
one person to another last night in the Bank
Exchange, and the insulted party knocked
the other down He that was struck return T.
ed to the Bank Exchange this morning, and
recommended his abuse of his opponent.
and becoming too noisy to be longer tolera
ted, was summarily elected. In his progress
towards the sidewalk, he rammed his hand
through pane of glass and cut 1t. Better
get sober old fellow.
Butte record., 1856-10-18
Trr Fastest TrMrox RrcoRD.-watson

The Fastest TINE ON RECONCILIATION
furnished US yesterday noon with a full
complement of State papers. They were
b. his energetic exerticns brought hither
from Sacramento in the unparalleled short
short space of time, six hours and thirtv-
seven minutes. With such newsmen as Wat
son to furnish US with the papers, we are
almost as we'll provided for as if We had a
telegraph. The steamer arrived in San
Francisco on Tuesday noon, and in less
than twenty four hours from the time of her
landing at the wharf we have the means Of
knowing as much about general and politi-
cal matters in the Atlantic States as those
who have just left there. This is certainly
a fast age and ours is fast country. We
are also indebted to Mr.. Watson for the Oct
number of Harper's Magazine and Ballou's
pictorial
Butte record., 1856-10-18

SERVED HIM EIGHr-Au individual who
had prediction for shell-fsb, obtained a
plate of Oysters from Charley Legate yes.
t. lay air,l noon, AMI after having swal-
lawed thom, refused to "shell out but
abused Charley. aud cndeavored to purloin
q watermelon from him, whereupon, for
bearauce having ceasol to be a virtue, and
lis "Pheelinks" getting the start of his
good nature, Charley pitched into his IN
proar4blc customer, anl administered unto
him spnlry anl various kicks, thereby set
tIn5 the geutleman's oysters and his own
bill.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

PoLrTIcs IN Ell DORADO Co.-The Sierra
Democrat says, friend writing from FL Do
RADIO under date of the 9th, says:
"Peyton and Wood addressed small
crowd of dispirited darklanternites at this
place last night The smallness and want
Of interest manifested by the meeting had a
chilling effect on the aaecdote retailer-the
words seemed to freeze in his mouth ere he
could give them utterance. 4 few more
such meetings and / guess Know Nothing
s,umpers will stay away from our county
Butte record., 1856-10-18

CAL STAGE Co-Jabe Sawin called on
US yesterday and corrected some of our
statements relative to the arrangements OF
this company. The number Of arrivals are
as follows:
Six Marysville stages arrive and depart
daily The Bidwell stage goes up and re-
turns every day, and three conveyances to
aud from Spanshtown, are run in the same
time. A stage TO Forbestown also arrives
at the Office of the company every day.
Two stages to and from Shasta, will ar
rive here daily by the first Of November, and
how many more will come deponent saith
not.
The company are erecting large stables
here for the accommodation of their horses,
and intend making this their great central
depot.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

NEW SroREs.-In our perambulations
about town, we notice very many new es-
adjustments being opened.
To secure a good business, we feel it our
duty to suggest to the proprietors of stores,
and hotels, the necessity of Advertising
With your lights under a bushel gentlemen
neither yourselves or your good works will
ever be known. To secure your share o.
business you must advertise.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

STEAMBoAr-The Democratic State Jour
nal contains the following item of news about
''our Steamboat"
The little steamer Kate Bateman,' hav-
ing been heightened, aud completely reno
waited and fitted up. was launched day be-
fore yesterday, and will speedily engage in
making her regular trips between this city
aud Knights Landing, occasionally procee-
ding to Marysville, and perhaps as far as
fiourishing town of Orovile
Butte record., 1856-10-18

MURDER AT SPANIsHrowN.-We learn
from Mr. Castor who drives the Spanishtown
stage, that on Saturday night a fight occur
ed in dance house in that place, in which
one Mexican shot another dead on the spot
Not being on the ground at the time OF the
affray, he was unable to give Us either the
names of the parties or the occasion of the
fOht
Butte record., 1856-10-18

PERsoSAL.-Hon. Joserh C. McKibben.
the Democratic nominee for Congress, and
Judge Haun of Marysville, called on US yes
terday They speak eucouragingly of our
prospects throughout the State, and reas-
sure US of the election of Buck and Breck bE
an overwhelming majority of the votes Of
the entire Union.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

McWILLIAs1s & &TYMEsoN.-Persons wish
ing to send letters or drafts to the Atlantic
States by the next mail, should prepare such
matters in time. and not wait until the last
horn blows. Those who intend doing the like
we would refer to McWiliams s. Tymesons
advertisement in another column, which
states the time when they close their mon
ey and mail bags
Butte record., 1856-10-18

ARRIVAL OF THE GOLDEN AGE.-This
Steamers arrival was telegraphed to Marys-
vile yesterday, just before the starting of
the afternoon stage.
There was a rumor in town last night,
thct Maine had gone by twenty thousand
majority for the Union Sliders. Oh the
.Ndinidcs.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

Ns- The Paris Moniteur, official organ of
the imperial usurper, whom Fremont is said
by his admirers to resemble in some of the
traits Of his character, makes this an
Dogncement:
'0ur sympathies are entirely with Col.
Fremont. We hope to see no extension of
the Democratic principle in the United
States. 1t is dangerous to European gov
ernments."
Butte record., 1856-10-18

FIeHr.-A pugilistic encounter came off
last night, between an Iri.hman and English
man. which resulted in John Bulls defeat
1t occurred nearly opposite our Office. Cause,
bad whiskey
Butte record., 1856-10-18

ScRUn RAcE.-About half dozen new
nags have just been entered for the Noyem-
Der races. Come up gentlemen, the lists
are yet open. and the small entrance fee of
ten d9,lars, win entitle you to 0 chance over
our course. The more that run, the 'mer-
rier the race.
Butte record., 1856-10-18
tgDR. A. BALL, offers his professional SCI

DIR. A. BALL, offers his professional ser
vices To the citizens OF Oroye aid vicinity having
had much aud long experience in the treatment OF
the various diseases incident this climate, he hopes
TO give satisfaction.
Special attention given to diseases of private ma
Rheum aiism, &C, which he can cure without the
use OF mercury.
orr1cx, front room, No. II, United States Hotel,
up stairs-Oroy vile. ocl-u
Butte record., 1856-10-18

STILL ANorHER-On Thurs lay morning
at Rich Bar, a man named E. Ball, shot an
other named Thos ODonnel. The Difficult
ty grew out of a game of cards. for amuse.
ment. O'Donnel has since died. The mi
ners tried Ball and acquitted him, on the
ground that the homicide was justihable,
deceased being the attacking party.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

CoLUsI & TEHAs1A ASSEMBLY D1sTRIcr
TIcKET.-For Representative, D. NJ Steele.
of Colusi county
For Assessor, Isaac Ricketts,, Grand Is
land. Colusi county.
Public Administrator, j. H. Liening, Co.
lusi.
County Surveyor, Charles Carroll, Union
township, Colusi county.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

RIErIEs.-Hardware. Oranges, Bib les,
Cigars, Canes, Paints, Gold Pens, Tooth
Brushes, Putty and everything else can be
found at the Pioneer Variety Store. Go
and see, everybody.
Butte record., 1856-10-18

DIscHARGEp.-Henry Gibson. colored
man, was arranged before Justice Elliott
yesterday, on charge of petit larceny in
stealing a bedstead.
After a thorough examination and trial
BY jury. he was acquitted and discharged
Butte record., 1856-10-18

Jon PRINrING.-Mr D NJ. Bishop, who at
tend. to the job department of our office is
one of the best job Printers in the State
Our extensive job material enables us to exc
cute job work of every description with un-
surpassed neatness and despatch.