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FAYETTEVILLE MARKET.

oepten1Uef
BACON firm at Is cents-FLOUR IS to 81 according to
quality-CORN so cts. per bushel-COTTON dull at ~
to 12-Vlrgin TURPENTINE s. Is, yellow s. IS, hard
$l-SPIRfTS 85 cents.
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Hr The following are the names of the delegates
present from North Carolina at the Baltimore Wing
Convention 2 VIM. A. Graham, John M. Morehead,
John II. Bryan, Chas. L. Hinton, JAS I. Morehead,
B.A Kittrell, D. B. Brooks, Francis Nixon, 7. F.
JONES' = Hoskins, John Nicholson, Giles Mebane,
JOS Cofsbee, Parker Rand, Ralph Gorrell, Geo. W.
Mordecaf, Henry Whitfield Levin Carmichael, Ad-
Olson Mangum, E. j. Hale, Wm Thompson, W. A.
Lash, Jeptha White, Ed. Yarbrough, W. I. Ran
kin, james Banks, and James Piper. ....
5. We are requested to state that Prof. EN-
mems our State Geologst will be unable to visit the
Southwestern counties of the State at present, on
account of having to supervise the publication Of
his Report, now passing through the press.
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Fifth Electoral District,

Appointments will be made hereafter for the OF
er Counties. ...
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Flee TORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND NONRESIDENT.

For the State at Large:
HENRY NJ. SHAW, OF CURRrrUck,
SAMUEL P. HILL, OF CAswELL.
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sIz-Sfeel Z6-lron castings. >
eschedule will state the times within which articles
will be required to be delivered and where the printed
schedule sno used the periods stated in for deliveries
must be copied in the bds All the articles which may be
for must be delivered at such place places
including dayags and carng to place where used with
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20
Ocaujlle IajIg 4jutte GrrurG.
Arrival OF the
Sierra Nevada.

-Four ddys later from the atlantic StdtSs-
.Nt,cs from Walkers .irmy-kdnSds--
PoiHicdi, SC, sc.
We copy the following from an Extra OF
the MArysyiIle inquirer, received just AS We
were going to press last night;
san FRANCISCO, Oct. 1911 A NJ.
The Steamer Sierra y ecddd, J. IL Blcth-
ell, commander, arrived at this port . \. NJ.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Walkers army
is in tine discipline and spirits, and is CON
tinually receiving reiniorcements OF men and
arms.
The Texas brought 81 stand Of Minnie ri
frS, and four mountain hovItzers, besides
moltars, shells, ammunition and men,
New loEK, Sept. oath.
An arrival from Havana reports that the
Turtaus, British war steamer, from Vera
Cruz, had reached there, looking TOR the
extra vessels of the fleet, which are to be
concentrated at Vera Cruz, t. enforce the
demands OF the British Minister on behalf ot
the Mexican bond holders in England. An
American vessel was taking In stores at
Kingston, Jamaica, for the Driti.h fleet at
Layton.
lhe W est INDIA Mail steamer Fay, was lost
on the 3Oth August, at Topaz Island. The
crew, passengers and mall bags, saved
The report OF the commissioners appoint
ell to investigate the Panama riot, has been
published. MIR. Corwine recommends tho
|. Government to occupy the lsthmAs
temporarily for. the protection of American
lives and property. Corwiues able report
has obtained him .hc Consulship at Panama
Ward is recalled. This removal was deman-
Ged in June last, by the Grenada govern
mcnt.
kANsAs.--A tclegralhic dispatch to the
IrtdlOte dated st. Louis, Sept. 2Oth, which
announces the entrance OF > 800 Mlssourians
INTO the territory, and their advance on
Lawrence They were diabandcd by Gov.
Geary, after "a collision with the advance
guard OF the Free State forces. Three men
were killed.
Three separate actions are reported be.
tween Col Harvey, with his Free State force.
and the rro-sGaycly. The former were vic
tOrlOu,.
No reliance can be placed on any Of tho
above. The last report is that everything
Is quiet. The Governor Of Mo. will not call
an extra session Of the legislature, as inteu-
ded
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20
OROViLLE STORE
Wholesale and Retail !!

THNlIE Undersigned having returned from san
Il Francisco and removed 10 the fire Proof Brick
block, Montgomery. two doors from Myers street,
" a,hInglon Hiutk would re- ttttul} cail ia, at
lcuttOn OF The inhabitants Of truNille and vicinity
10 he tact nl hIs haNing the largest Stock aud the
best assortment Ot 90, ds To be found this side ct
.-acrunthlo. VI! Goods were All purchased fer cash
ia" very lowest figure ih,t money lUhld buy them
Tor, and sell iur tu h, and ash only thu doing
lway Win the list of dcadhe.tds which every one
mast have lhHt does cndit business. an. pre-
pared to OH r lIdL mcitS To customers such
other House pro,Iic viii utcr. My stock consists
ui r. in al its varieties; Provisions ut The
best qualty; Liquors and Syrups of TIE choicest
brands. CRDCkEKY of The latest styles, and
HARDWARE in all il. b auches.
Ia add ton to th~, customers can have their goods
delivered BY my EApIess ason al their own door,
lree If hlrIc. +. kES>ING.
an
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20

&C.. Br. J. L. t1APKAY.-Ihe gentleman whose
maze forms the caption ui ihi> notice - one Ol The
lew modern pay sle!an- Whose apple zion iu his pro
ies>iun and devotion 10 the aclei renter INN aiIke
sn ornament 10 hr one and Il bciiet lo 1he C,her. 4
Hungarian by birth he sought 40 kUS-uth 10 place
bis country among the NATIONS oI ehrh, b yond The
opPrc>~"r r,e, that her sUhs sht rej ice IA lhe
practice ol those pr,cVits hIJh re alhc our glory
aud prIdr In his tttfl- - - do, lac has rc #
the ara II l.rc, Al resistance To
- home aad country know hun more" Apart,
however from his claims upon our con, Grrdiiun u
"a patriot, The testimonials 81 character and capacity
winch he brings emile him to public confidence. to
the exclusion oi thos- who pussess neither The one
or lhe other. As g"nlio man his character j. untaT
n-hed physician, his skill unsurpassed Spd
10 thoss whose prudence has lef upon them the
taints Of disease, We can console nion>y c,mmcnI
him with the assurance that in him they will iEd
friend who ~ know is great gair. The d. = Office
is No. 3aud Arm"ry Hall, corne ofSacramento and
Montgomery streets San Franeiscc. ali-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20

JusT Our LuCK-Cur friends Alph
Mclaughlin and George French, two Of our
Deputy SheritEs, took US out one side the
other day, and presented us with the mag
nifceut Gold Pen with which we wrote this
artlc e. Their efficiency as officers and elt-
gsnce as gentlemen, are only equalIed by
their Split OF kindness and generosity.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20
FLUMiNG.

u Office is hereby given that the trustees of the
~ Chunncl ltaCk Aiming Cam viii receive prOpO.
ais up to Monday the GUth usS, at J.. VI tor tum-
iug tour hundred feet OF sad claim ~ lrJ1. sad
Proposals. scaled torn, To he handed To- Thomas,
Ills secretary OF sud com any. For specifications
also. build,r> " III Cail un hlE..
\ second assessment Ui five dollars per shar" on
The ORIGINAL fourteen shares. j. now due and payable
to the treasurer of ,aId company his office ~ Oru
vile TllO'S ELLS,
ocI3-3t Treasurer and Secretary ot Auld CO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20
u. S. Livery Stable.
Myers Strcet-Ncar MONTGOMERY

TENU ktEP PACE Wllu THE TIMES, and aIid
II gro" tn of uur town, have, vi ialr, and " al
from time 10 tlrtN, make extensive additions Ia oar
stock and otherwise improve our establishment, &c
meet with entire Satisfaction he increasing demands
OF hc age.
stock taken on Livery on the most reasonable
Terms. II dcsAyed, We viii buy, sell or exchange
sIockin shOg. transact all business ap, crlahing 10
II hrot class Livery stable. The finest BuggIe>. hacks
aud Saddl, iiofses. nrnIshed mUlnrul's notice.
Thankful torp past iayOrs, We hope 10 merit con
tiuuance oi the BROW A HOFFMAN
Dated UrOIilie, Juy 10, 1876. jylUdtI.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20

FROM TIE PLAINs.-Thc Rev. Mr. Hy-
ans called on us yesterday, and reported
himself as having just arrived from Arkan-
sns by way Of the Salt Lake route.
lie says that the Indians are very trouble
some along the entire route; he and the
party that accompanied lin, having been
robbed of almost all their cattle and horses
lie also gave Us an account of a fight that
occurred between party Of emiSrantS and
band of robbers, consisting of seven white
men, the affair resulting in the death Of five
of the robbers, and the capture of the other
two. The two prisoners were brought into
California for trial.
Mr. lyams, who is Baptist clergyman,
called on US to inquire about place where
he could preach. We were forced to admit
that, as large a place as this is, We had
rs Yet no place Of worship.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20
NOTICE

yUNHE SUBSCRIBE takc- TN, method q inform
u ing lhr public bat ie ha- estatii'h'd himself
in lie bu>ib,ts ui lNDlEl Az TX ana u p'tPure2
~ ltutnpl intention Il, an call thai M! be- made
on hiin ia br line 81 business "Ih ncllnes- ANA dis
patch. ,.
y R-A l~u. -ifiC atu n'icH given 10 seilng Biz
linri T. h-. Col, fng i.lt.rc sails. Sc and general
bnet bu-ine.- on Bird ,lUet a' joining he -rTni-
nary. uIhIn J'iiA WILL
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20

PERSONAL The light Of Tom Gilligan's
jolly old Ihiz made our heart glad yester-
day. We don't believe they make any more as
they are mighty scarce. To all such i'm
proNilcnt persons as squander their money
for liquors, We can safely recommend the
Wholesale establishment of Gilligan & Sher
wood III MarysvIlle.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20

Thank to Mr. Graham, the gentlemanly
agent Of the Cal. Stage Co., for furnishing
US with II Marysville Inquirer Extra.
Also to Bob o Neal, driver, for the same.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20
JUST RECEIVED.

A FINE LOr Oi Fktou tRlI al the Pioneer
"a VARIETY store aud ~ ankee Notions Depot
The most cOmplete assortment of Shelf Hardware. /.
rrr,o,i~ d.,iFOs al s~tinI htIse The San francisco
Steamer Papers. DO 80 by ietving the address Ut
the Pohtcr 3rIctS store aud Yankee NOiIun> De-
p,t Washington Block, Myers slreet 81 door from
MONTGOMERY oil
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20

SHASTA SrAGts Tie Stages on this line
commenced running through here last night.
About twelve or fifteen stages arrive here
daily.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20
MISCELLANEOUS. :.

PIONEER VARIETY STORE !
- M ID
Yankee Notions Depot.
MYLES STREET, THREE DOORS FROM MONT
GUMLEN. NEW BRICK BLoCk,
oRovILzE.
VHnEEEcAN nE onrAINEn .. al a.. -ort' ' Of "'rfl M
hr, other = r' a. 'h~ county! consisting oi The largest
auI hc-. ,cicc.cd -'urk OF
Hardware, Carpcntrt>' Tools, Garden
Secs, Books, Stationery, BuLd-
cr,' Materials, Wo d,n"arc,
Potcnt Medicines md
Po, krt Cutlery.
EI'ER OIIEHED FOH safe ~ TITS TOWN
Prime Chew ing Tohacc, and G,nainc Havana Clears,
Aautk :. cl'~. r"rtim"rv o,kn. t'ias-c-,
wan Pap,r Ch,Gr-n'- TOY. Receivers,
Poinls, Oii, I rpcnlinr. Pullv. Cam
phrnc. Iamn Oti Candies Quick
silver y Nn-lcai lu~truncnl-.
Also
Lamp Chtuncls, Ladies Riding Gloves,
sand Paper, Shoe huNcs. Cand csIcks
Nrutug Ptprr. fldNing Cards,
kuNt- "a Forks, screw DritcI~,
Coubs and irA>hrS. Ga12rr> ltuIc>,
Iiris~ Bats AMI thIScls, Tap H. er.r' and Ginlcts,
h,rrtS and Flies. Locks liuuk- Sldpr~
Markers aud tyr-. Punches, Paper cutters.
Hammer, ud COupI,sc-, iu.s and Pla"cs Audlrohs
Iiur-. BrIsit-. Pump>. Spoir-ShaNcS,
Snlur- Palui>. Dog Collars aud haih>,
Golf T. NUI-, Meat Hooks, Wash Board,
bench Screw ~a.h Tools. Clothes Pms. Fancy Bas
FISK Hooks Red Cords, kct. scr Nrenchor,
Gun cap, Chuppins Trays " hlp> aud Canes.
Cue liic, and WAX. ,'ur i."a!hr.s,
Gents Driving Gloves.
Also
4 complete urimcnl of ruiict Articles. Candies OF
ever, description Url,d Fruit Preserved and
Gr.cu. Nuts uf al kinds. The Atlantic
and European Papers aud Magazines,
on lhr arrival ct TIA" >trHrucr~.
These good, have been s-tcctcI Wtlh The greatest
CARE purchased cheap and viii be furnished 10 our
customers either ~ NhU>AN or retail, GS low a. h!
ANY olin.r store ia The Mines.
R Prr-ot- d.'sirous Of obtaining any article from
san FrancI-Cu do So AT -lnali per cent advance
upon the r,. COSTLY leaving their orders al lh- store.
Nn. PAYNE
y. B-N outstanding d. bis due The firm OF j. II
Suilh c" must be paid Ia The undersigned or his
agent J j. I.u kWood. h.. alnpc II authorized to
use the name ot the lir,u in liquidation.
uc4f WM. c. PAYNE.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20
j. & G. LEVY & co.
FIRST IN THE FIELD,
THElATEST STYLES
OF
Fall and Winter Goods,
IhDIN8 AND GE2TYLElG.E2Ig
OF
ENERY DE SCRlPIlQN I
EVERY DE SCRlPTION
AMONG WHICH ARE PRINCIPALLY

DICH FLOUNCED SILK ROhES: plain Bro
~ cade Silks; Saline striped Mozambique silks; ;
plain black do plain black and ribbed Italian silks :
ali cuors silk Velvet all CulpTs French Satins finest
plain and figured uaiLc. all wool line French Cash i
meres a large assortment al French and English
Aerios tin wursted aud all wool Plads Embroi-
dtres of all dcsciptuh- large supply Of hne linen
and pearl Thread Lace aud the latest style of Grape
Buge Collars and SeryrS: the finest assortment oi
Ray state Long ~hawls; latest style Paris made ~llk
Velvet, Gray Cloth, aud al colors Ladies l"maS,
Mantilla- and Ciuuk~ Hne six Ladies' Muniiia>, all
eulors and sly lc aud the larg aud most extensive
assortment OF ladies' Misses and thildrcn's Gailers
and Shoes, with or without heels. White G"'l-,
Barages. Lawns. Manliiia~, Shawls. Bonntts. nd
Glovec--in eutry'tin pertaining 10 ladies wear.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20
CENTLEMENS' CLOTHING

and Gentlcmens' Furnishing Geods-Cuats, PHns
Vests. Boots, Shoes, Hats shirts, Cravass, Socks and
Tndvr Clothing.
Ns-JACuB PEW. the pioneer member OF the
arm il now IN the Atlantic States. giviAg his entire
attention 10 importing GOODS direct from France,
and forwarding thrm herr. which W. ure now re-
us To get ull the NEN STYLES or GOODS hong in
advance ut all competitors, and We onIy ask pur-
uhsseTs To call and the value ot their money.
We ieel sure that none will complain of The price
or quality OF our NEW GOODS.
0UR WHOLESALE STORE, cocner OF First
~ stree, and the Plaza, is filed with large stock
ofHEAVY GOODS, for count v trade, and the whole.
ssle prices greatly reduced from those formerly
charged. JACOB 4 CHARLES LEVY l. co.
Aarysvilie, October Z, 1856. oc7-lm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20
J. e, Meacl1an

Bcgs 20 inltrn the citizens Of Orpvillc and
T. y Vicinity. that having purchase oi MIR j
{is5E2'#a II. Bras" his Superior and we'll selected
Ss--sisz- Stock of Goods, aud taken thn Sjorr re-
Gently oI"niuL 10y him in the new Pri,k Block on
Myers street, four doors from Montgomery, he j.
offering the same ~ cheap Il can b" purchased in
Mary svillc--cuu>i-ng Of Flour. Pork. iIanS, bacon
Corn Mcni. iuuci in firk n- and 20 IT. Packages
Lard aud Chc-ec in Tin. y. @. sugar, Crushed Sugar
Rice, Ncrnlcjlil. Nacuuni. &c. &c complete
assortment of Gruccrns and Liquors, Hardware,
Clothing and Boots and Shoes olAit
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20
AUCTION SALES.
Nv u. RUSSELL < Co.
CHARLES FRIEDMAN, ......Auctioneer.
Auction-Grcat Attraction =!
" nus@o11 s9c CO.,

y. IGVl@A1oI1 sE CO.,
FugaxaLY ~, fRu.r r1HEEt, 81 RANENt" 'liF'
ruAVE LOCATED ThtMSElFES Ia lh" town
uf uroy illr. upl o-iIr Tie urleans iI"ei l"r ia"
,,ur,nS. oi rrHii-irlng gem raj Auction hhd '"m-
i,u..,on tn.,lr-. 10 al : branches. liz guitar sale
lt,,. every Sa,urta, uud SUNDAY ni'rno"n ir'lh |
in i t'rt,rk T. u. Uuj door sales III H parts % the
Town or CoJl'! Viii uc tr"indly M''hded - AT 'h"
Iw,.. rate. Al rtal. safe. the, ni-u trrp constant
|, on hand IJlg. assortment U Grut"t"S. Pn'NI--
inn- ChuihIn.. Nurr-' I"o'. &c, wlch they oh't
enl- thtm-,,co 10 s,ll nj Sacrnnehlo irtcs' Who'll"
sttc and retail
Nr Charc- l'rrdmin having been IN I'll" Auction
hu-nr-> l~,a VIII insure perfect sNli'lact" 10
TIM cnintnuhut at I,rSc, 80
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20

WM. II. ABELl........ .Grueral Auctionccr
FOR OEONIl.iE AND BUTTE COUNTY,
s.
os la any part u; the coun promptly attended to
Goods. Furniture, stock and Real Estate sold on
C"mnI,~I',ll "Il nr promptly attended 10. All cA-
Iusvd ~ the best advantage.
REGULAR SALE DAYS, NLDNEspAs AND SA1tEDNIS.
Conditions Of Snc-rEKAlS CASH.
A LII Pt'R llA~EnS or REAL ESTATE mast
I u make deposit ri ten per cent on IT." d"! "i
Salc. thc ba'Hcc GA tho delivery of the Deeds. AZ
cur Sni.- room Viii always be- found large a>surt-
incnt of GroCtrCs and ruvl"hs, W Ines. Liquors
aui Cig trs. at wholesale and retail. at prices which
DEFY c,Inprllp 1t. Dr"> lllG or MurysN HE. Can and
see tor !"ufs,iNcs bet r" purchasing tl't"h'rc'
Ecmcinbthc Si-H-N!r street. above Bird. s2Jtt
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20
ABEL / G NJ . N I 7
Auction and C0nlsstis>iOn
NJ Y " & " v NJ 5,

Oftl.E 4 AND SALESRuOM-NYEts >TRtkr. NUETn
StnY, ABOVE hlHD @TKEhT,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-20

e. in any par, Il: t'c conn promptly attended io
The daily union., 1856-11-01
No. 56l.]
Notice of the Withdrawal Of Lands in Michi-

IN Congess approved Sd June 1856
king grant State Of MICHIGAN aid In
sruct0n said instructions
and receivers continue
The location Of the following described
lands probably falling prescribed limits OF selection,
Directed heretofore ordered by telegraph the
3Gb OF May last 10 wit:
ONCE All the lands in The district iu the souern Pc
and IA and south Of township
northern ennuiG all the lands north OF township
30, and of range 10 west
All lands the district, all those
ships H. H. l3 and "A lying west ofrange Ia wesi
Oce at All lands In the district except those
north Of township IL and Of
noth OF township 10 and east ofrange east
Once All lands in the district lying between
townships and ii morrill, and all situated west Of
Office All the lands in the district lying Of
TaBge0 west
MARIE: All the lands In the district situated
south nshp 81, ranges 90 TO ~ inclusive.
South o township SO, ranges - to ~ inclusive.
Of township SO, In ranges IS and 36.
township 81, In ranges 81 and 81.
North OF township 10, in ranges ID and 40; and
North oftownship 49, in ranges I'll and ~.
These latter embracing nearly all the lands advertised
proclamation No 5 TO be offered ner July Sah
Marie which will therefore, be offered at the public sale
ordered.
hand, the General Land Once, at the city
Wash.ng,on this thirteenth day Of June, 1856. -
June l4-laweaf IIniei & Starl Commissioner
The daily union., 1856-11-01
Hy RAILROAD DIRECT 40 rIIE WEST.
IN NJ Essa

TiA,e bs'wsen Washington and Wheeling but AT
hOuISI
Running o bstOeen WasangOn and Cincinnati IT AOursi
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks TO bo had In
Washington.
HE Baltimore and Ohio Raoad having greatly improved its
Offers the fullest inducements 10
The connenloa between Washington the
washington Junction aiey called The Relay iouse nine mites
Washington Baggage through
Wheeling Washington station and rechecked and transferred
through ,ckes for points beyond Tho cSnnecng trans
Washington daily att and 4h, p M on Sundays al the
Wlssns seet made with The trains of The CEN
Wasqing Through Cambridge z4Iesve, and Newark
Mansaad and andaky railroad for saaduhy Toledo Detroi
Chicago, ST. Louis, SC
OF The Little Miami railroad to Xena ClNcINNaTl LOUIE
1 ae me al an. XSnl oas % % "so ma" %
Auue Lafayette, Chicago, Rock Island, 81 Louis, sc.
Natchez Orleans, washington
transferred al Cincinnati TO the mail steamers the Ohio
Tickets for Evansville Cairo and b. Louis sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and Cleveland Toledo Detroit, Chi
&c. tickets sold when Ohio naygable between
whesns and wesyie (Or,y miIes,) where connexon with
Travellers requested TO notice that while this is the only
speedy nearly all leading points
the srea. West The distance from Washington to Cincinnati,
Fare by through ticket from washinron To Wheeling 50
by railroad, SIS by Sls Intianapo
lis, S7 SO Cleveland si9 5 Toledo, SIS 50; Detroit SIS 20
Chicago O 65 and s9 50 ST. Louis sS 30 and s2S asmphs
For Frederick and arpors Ferry NarnsDurr Bolelsv pnss
Cumberland Bedford Springs, Piedmont Oakland ADD mount
minor stations between Baltimore and Wheeling m,
For TO Baltimore, Annapolis, &c. special
vor further information through tickets &C.. apply
''''a . - : JOHN II. DONE,
Master OF Transportaiop Baltimore and
Mny5-dn Ohio Railroad Baltimore
The daily union., 1856-11-01
PORN oF GUARANTEE.
u,HE ONLY ONE AUTHoRrzED

Il VEAU LAFFECTRUR s FAR superior sirups Of Cns
nie, or sarsParla or other similar remedies II radically
whoa affections Of the skin,
accidents
period hereditary acrmony humo As depura
powerfully shcacious caarrhs
fractions and other weakness OF the organs arising Dom abuses
injections soundnRs. AZ syphue Rob
invefera diseases ensuing
of bs-am eepava eubebs from injections which only
without neutrnirine The Rob
recommended in syphc Diseases whether stand
and which have resisted the Of mercury the odue
of potassium. ~ .
General United Gabriel Bondn esq.,
William wholesale uiot DuconRe
New Orleans; seully, San Francisco.
The Rob sold by 81 druggists Unit
ted States The pamphlet of Doctor O. De g. Gervo ed
cal properties of Rob will obtained
din, ~ William street, New York, who viii give every nfomadnn
wanted.
O. B. is prepared on orders for South America West
dcs Ac Tree Of The United sas duss he has tho ROB bond
March tidy
The daily union., 1856-11-01
Sept Is dIy

GLENWOOD GEM ETENY.-omce No. Wa Pennsy wanna
avenue, Of 10th street, the Savings Bank This
laid the celebrated Greenwood
New York and situated on the high ground distant
mile CAPITOL North Capitol leading
gateway. This company charter
ess appopang their ground making
fee title purchaser prohibiting
legislation Otherwise, which of vast importance those who
wish their dead where placed them for
becoH all cities when the burial ground
valuable for other purposes sell and throw tho pro
scuously large and legal prevent
titles given to the ground.
NJ Once open frsm 10 10 pamphlets,
the charter, aud bylaws and all other information
obtained le r.
No 40 Seventh other undertaken, will
IaeI
The daily union., 1856-11-01
for BuiIding Six Schooners for the
United states Revenue service.
TREAsurY DEraprNrrT,
ggrteruber n les

TREAsurT DEPARTMENT,
September 8, is58.
SEALED PROPOSALS., distinctly endorsed Proposals
~ Vessels, addressed
will be Once O'Clock noon dav
u November next for furnishing coup
and delivering ahoai ny
burden each, for The United on tho
northern lakes,
The models and plans be furnished by the contractor and tho
vessels he completed wn three signing
No proposal will be considered
gagged ship building
responsible persons guarantees
will be entered by bidder acceptance BY
department.
One hail Of the RmOunt Of will be paid presentation
satisfactory evidence that the vessels
tho drck' d and III" balance the delivery Of the vessels
picied.
materials used he Of the quality and the work to
faithful manner satisfaction OF the su
peuntCn ndeut
The vessels when contractor ~ he
fully furnished and equipped and finished ceat
exception chains, anchors armament, nautical
eAmboo.e, cabin, and ward room furniture and boats
bidding viii be furnished required
rpscifeaiiors application 20 this department.
bddcrs propose whole
vessels liberty their
convenience. JAMES GUTHRfE,
Secretary Of the Treasury
sept6-oawins,hNos