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MARBLE YARD

MARBLE ARD
VOHN r. ROGERS, 9Th Street, near Main, Richmond
- Va. Denler in Egyptian, Italian and American MARBLE
MONUMENTS, TOMBs, GRAVE STONES. MANTEL
PIECES Of every description, WALL PLATES, FRONTS,
&c, &c.
Any design in Carving executed in the ncatest manner.
Orders from the country, with city reference, promptly
attended 10.
Mr.. Rogers, having served his time In one of the laI gest
establishments in New York City, and having much "Xpe
rieRce in the business, hntters himself that all work exc
cuted st his shop will give ~ entire satisfaction AZ any done
North or South Oct. J-cly
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SCHOOL N GOOCHLAND.

SCHOOL IN GOOCHLASD.
A SCHOOL AT 'PERKlNSFlLLE Goochlsnd Va
"A under the charge OF the undersigned, will commence
on the 10Th Of January next, and continue unnl the l5,h of
December following, with n vacation of one month dnring
the summer. The situation is n plcnsant and healthy one,
and accessible by the James River Cnnal-the landing, Co.
dar Point Allthe branches Of II thorough English ciuca.
ton will be taught, together with Latin, Greek and Ma,he.
mm,ics. 1t shall be our objec; to prepare young men Tor
the practical business OF life, or for entering College.
T~ERMS-YoRr TEN MONTHS:
For Classical and Mathematical (beyond Arithine,ic). D.
Board can be obtained Tor $40 the scholastic term
Early applications are desirable. For further particulars
apply To 81. l.. ANDERSON,
Or I J. PERKINS. T.. NJ.
"Pcrkinsvillc. Goochlund, Va"
REFERENCEs.-Rev, K. Ryland, Prof. G. =. Dabney,
III. Christian md l.. Turner, Richmond College. Col
Guerrant and George w. Turner. GoochIand.
Nov 2T-ctf
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RiChmOnd, JAhINry fIT' go
IEW GROCERY AND GENERAL COMMITS

SION BUSINESS.
-ur upd,rsirned have united themselves under the
hrm and style OF MCDONALD. SroLI III ,S X nAEe
-. In ali rs branches. They have taken the larGe
S Worrhou.e. No. %. Peal street, south OF CRY, Fcerntly
,,cunied by Hunt & Harvey and expect to have IN sore;
t,r. Jov. an extensive assortment OF Grocsrirf' 10
y q ~ "h rrsnec,fnlly invite the attention other friends
s md the public generally. Experienced members OF me
S Sr will give their attention 10 the sale OF fr"nGce gene
raur and 10 the receiving and tor wardins on eoo'S'
'" r. nm a dyancrs made on consicnmPEts.
r. ~ Iong rypericnce in the different branches oi our
b,,siness. and by prompt personal attention. we nope 10
merit a Pot'ion VI p"'A JNO. c. MCDONALD.
1Al z crlTrs
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THURSDAY. January -,
Large md Pcreirploral Sale O! ii0siery. VILE c..
&c.
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Park Err, NIlIMO & co

Parker, SIMMO s. co.
No l43, EAGLE SQrARE, III,
EEAVE JUS. opened 4 lot Of very cheap pamstk sS
Cloth. and Napkins OF t:tir own importation '"'
sons in want will PLEASE cell and examine 'aS"-
Jsu II
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HEAD QUARTFRSeFOK FASHIONAHLE

HEAD AKTETtSsFO
CLOTHING.
(SlLVER MEDAL. o 1850
TIME Members o. the Legislature and strangers visit
IL ing the city. are requested IL call ut the old rstnb
lishinent. No. leo, corner of Main aHi Governor street
ind secure themselves nm outfit for the winter. As ir
subscriber has OH hand n large and elegant assortment o
centleinen'S wearing apparel. not to be surpassed 10y any
house in the city. Ar nn evidence of the superiority OF hi,
Clothing, he was awarded the highest premium On silver
mcdnD by the Mech"iiic'- Institute for ls%. IL" keep
constantly OIL hand the very best OF Cloths, Cussiiner,s
Vcetings, &c, &c, with II score OF superior wurkmcr.-
He deems II unnecessary, after II trial OF sixteen years III.
public has had Of his Clothing, to say more in their CON
ncnda,ion. He warrants all Clothing he Soils, and re-
specially soliciis a call from his old iriends and the publ,
generally. Strictly on the one price systrm)
+. B. SPENCE
Nc. l20, corner Of Main and Governor streets.
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IkFFlCE removed To the store of Chri-inn g. l~uthrop.
~ No. - Main - In consequence Of the resignation al
David l. Crane, WIZ. II. Christian was unanimously cleo
ed Cn-li"r. The Office has been removed TO the store OF
Christian L La,hrop. where dclDsitco will be received, "n
which M interest 81 4" per cent. will be- paid on all sumo
.cnninins on L"posi,c -ix months or longer, and five per
:cnt. Tor a shorter period.
Tins institution has been in existence twrnty .ri-h' years;
las lynnci over eight millions OF dollar; has 70 suspended
lelrE Inns never Inst nnr dr.Er. or iriirG to pay any crr.i..
cate when dl". JNO. THOMPSON. President,
WM II. CHRISTIAN, Cashier.
Mnrrh IA UI'flI " Fly. SnrrtfnrN
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COMPREHENSIVE.
VNHE undersigned have this day entered i;io partner.
ship, under the frin of GREEN q inBSoH. ii
the pnrpos. of conducting II PRODUCE COMMISSION
BUSINESS in the city %! Richmond.
They inform their friends that they have secured lh'
services of Mr.. joins BOOKER, late OF the firm "l booker
s. Watkins, who will attend to the sslcs OF Produce ana 10
the business Of the firm generally.
WIN. b. GREEN. Of Charlotte,
FRED. w. HOBSON.
Office on Cary street, between l2th and iJln:;
Richmond, january !, 1856 jan J-Imn
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y. 4. STEkDIHANT.

Ar Law v NOTARY PUBLTC,
IDRACTlSES in all tkr Courts of the City of Richmond
4 and in the adjoining Counties.
Milltakc DISPOSITIONS 10 br read in evidence in the Uni.
:cd Statc- Courts. III the Virginia Suite Courts, and in the
Courts Of other Stutes, whose statutes authorize nolarirs
. AK" drposi,ions.
Will nl.o take acknowledgements &c, to deeds, for the
following States and ! "rrt0rirs:
Alabama, Connecticut, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Maine,
Massachusetts. Michigan. Minnesota, New Hampshire,
Scw York, Ohin, Rhode Island, Tennessee, Vermont, Viz
,inin and Wisconsin. Jan. lJ-d&rtf
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WC DTN..FII LINE INST RNNCE CUN.
PANY.
TiFlTAi, July lS.. leJT, ............:c 12J. 262 II
u Lo-s,.- prii 10 Grt... .2"S Log 81
O!Sii"nn- paid 10 tuir, .b.u.VS2 II
This Company l. pTirly nntHIi tHd il paying sn annual
liyidcni Ia III" Insured 81: 3. per crn:.
L.Os-cs paid in Richmond, over. ............ S60, 900 M
Lpss", paid in Virginia, over 100, 600 70
On Lite roac!"s hu!'rh"prrnium is loaned 10 the insured
Il hc wishes.
ffSOffre at "Sts,iruer's Hall, No. 81, Pearl Street.
Is. W. KNOWLES. Agent.
y. B.-Slar'S injured in ,hr Alhrmarle Insurance Com
pAny, from | 10 ! yrnrs.
Nov iI-i3rn Il. w. r., Agent.
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COMMISSION MERCHANT, RICHMOND, VA:
XE7lI.L. attend promptly TO the sal" OF Corn Wheat
w Tobacco. Oats. Rye. Flour, Heal, &c. &c, entru-t
ed to his care, and will execute all orders with hdchV.
Office with M.ssrs. Hill & Rawlings, corner nl Mall and
llth streets.
REFERENCES:
Hon. Alex. r. Hol!adHy, Iienrico.
Mcssr.. Hill g. Rawlings, Richmond.
" \. McGruder'r sons "
" Scott & lierndon, fredericksburg.
Hart Il Hayes
DR.. VIM. J. Pendleton, Louisa.
Thoss :. Watson, Esq. Aug. Cleft
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UNITED STATEs LIFE INSURANCE ANNUI.
TY AND TRUST COMPANY or PHILADELPHIA.
CAPIToL 81 .240 go Oh.
ISSUES policies Oh White P"r.uus tor Life, and makes
Il annual dividend 10 Policy ho!drrs; also, insurcs slaves
Tor one or a term ui yea.-. For rates. &c, spply tn
. J. RRESEE, Agent, or
+. W. HANCOCK Mcdicnl Examiner,
~ the Office oftlie Insurance co. vi the Valley OF Virginia,
litn 81. Richmond. Hu. Oct 23-d6m
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- r:IL,ari ~ D.i.iy, NY.

e i;:RHtS -I":! iar, - . v'rloct. .l 80 e."
" ten ..s:-'y a"soc., mon. t.v- ait r......,
!"srI old, 4 good .chacco src'uutr.
JrUcy pIIEEEr 2 0sErS ,--
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DISSOLUTION.
fUNHE firm Of SMlTH * ROBERTS il this dizzy di-
soivoi. by mutual consent, Thomas VI. Smith hnvinG
purchased OF j. p. Roberts hs entire interest. The bUsi
ness ofttr late firm will be- sc:,le'i 10y Saith. Rhodes l. Go"
who alone are authorized 10 sign in Liquidation.
THOMA ". SMITH,
IDIlS =. ROBERTS.
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NEW
TWyDF uud ersiyped have formed a co partnership under
th. tirm OF LEONARD & GODDARD. AMI havo
taken the spacious md eligible store, No. ~, sycamore
street, Petersburg. Qorneriy Ecklcs' Hat Store Ter the
purpuse Of conducting the Gun Eu-iSLs;S. in connection
with the sme and rapairnc Of WATcHfS, LOCKS and
JEWELRY. They will keep a ge,.",sl assortment OF
goods in both departments Of trade, and respectfully so
licit II share Of public patronage.
Petersburg. Jan. 3. 1856 ISAAC GODDARD.
The undersigned will relnnin ut his stand, No. ~, Old
street, where he will continue To keep the large and com
manding stock which has maia his establishment known Ms
tine hrst in the Southern country. The business on Syctr
more street will be under the infringement OF the junior
partner. All manufacturing and repairing in the Gun line
for both Stores will be done on Old street. but orders may
he left nj either place. G. LEONARD,
Petersburg, Jan 3-ctt si:n OF me kine.
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INSURANCE COMPANY.

NEW IOKk LIFE INST INC COMPANY.
HNOR Insurance in this Company, cnll on the subscri.
II Der, al The Baptist Book Depository, No. FOB Mair.
street, squire above the Eir. inin and Farmers Bank.
The insurance IN this Company Is altogether mutunl;
Il! profits accrur .or the h,ncE; Of the insured The ac.
81 nuluici cnyi,rl Is now over 81 ,OOD, 900. For rates and
book, of explanation, call on tho Hprnt T., above.
CHAS. WORKMAN, Agent.
Doctors 4. q. Workman -nd Fred. Marx, Medical Exa.
miners, Oct u
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W. WILSON aid WIN. :. IlCEr. ior the purpose OF conduct.
in, A General ImpOrrin. and Jnhhins Hardware Husinrss.
under the firm nnd style o: smith, RHODES 4 co.
The .uh-criher. have already received. and willron'!nuc
from time 20 time TO rrc-i.c. from the manufacturers ~
Enrluud md thi. country, Il lnrc" aud well selected sock
of General Hardware. Gums. %Snddl"ry. &C ,mtapt"d 10 H.,
comm. -cnson, AMI would respectfully invite III" attention
Of the merchants. saddlrrs srd other, OF virginia. N"t;i
Carolina and T-unrs.r", 10 in-pe"f III" same. feeling ~.
-iired rla, we will be- able to supply them upon IN" most
favorable terms. -.
To the patrons OF III" Old nrni W." return our @f";''H'
srknow lrdc,nrnt- Tor their lh"rri ard lyrc continued IN.
,rpnn.c. md wouId u?r., respectfully solicit tor oar rev
firm , continuance Of til" SAM, guaranteeing nn our par
L. riun thrIu rriirr .ni,s.GctlnM
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DISSOLUTION.
TyHE firm Of HUBBARD, GARDNER & CAkLlof'
expired on the Isl inst by Limitation.
All persons having Claims against the concern "i'Pr"'
ssnt them for payment, ard all persons indebted are re-
uurstrd to make immediate payment.
The name of the firm will be used BY either inrihpeT u
close the business. WI. u. ~ hl,nnn'
JAS II. GARDNER,
p;,hrord Inn 2 1s5i. AMBROSE CARLTON.
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j j. DAILY Il TIIOS. II. GOODE,
q T1ORHEfS AT Law, EoyL.on, Mcckleuburg Coun
IA ~, Virgin,
Couars-Mccklcnburg, Brunswick, LunrnburS, Halifax.
Oct ply
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Ul- q. y. VRENSIIAN
FORMERLY OF CHARLES CITY,
HhFFlCE II, Main stree. over Parker, B.ylv g. MIN.
~ mos, lately occupied ny l,r. iioskins.
Ian ,-:ahw2u
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THE MONUlIEAT nUteE Fol. rl:l
TEiS deli xh,uiiy s.;1et Is! Ho:e!. :.c=:l:. = :-s
4 d.a,ely JPN :as Capitol square. Is av.ec =.
rent
In addition to ire buildings heretofore w r 'bc 90 p
handsome addition, containing tour 81 re. hte'' y /.
meu,, warmed by tuee, and H:ih every G't'4t C..
nIepce lie IL the course Of coIstfuc'!ol I'D ~. - {
pleted before tn- mat OF February.
Progression OF rhe r-siIus o.! the ?ropcrt? ~.
On the f.: ~ January. J"nAS "''.~
Nov 27-cd
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n. v. GRAVES. WIN. H.. GRAVES
II. v. GRAVES & CO.,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GENERAL AGENTS,
Nh their best energies To the sale Of all dcscrip.
IL tions Of CorNTnY Produce, and will hire out
SLAVES the ensuing season.
For reference. See Richmond Enquirer and Richmond
Whi., to this dare.
Office on 18th street, between Min and Gary, Rich.
mDnd. VA. Nov lU-ctf
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LEWIS HILL,

LEWIS HILL,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANT,
4 TTEHDS 70 the sale OF Whent, Flour, Corn and To.
"a bncco, and cnntinur, to hire out Negroes. Office oil
Governor ar la;h street, Richmond, Va Dec. I-ar
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CARRIAGES, CARRIAGES.

SsAlIUEL =. COTTRELL. SADDLE~
- AND X A r n f. : MANUFACTURER. EAE3A
Wholcsnlc and Refill, No. lis Main Street EsZN
Richmond, Virginia, having received thu frs, q
premium at the Fair OF the Virginia Mechanics institute.
feels confident he can please all persons in want Of any
article IN his line. .Julv q
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IByHE SUBSCRIBERS HAVE ASSOCIATED
THEMSELVES together, under the firm and style
of JNO.M N. WIN. y. SHEPPARD, for the purpose OF
conducting Il General Commission business, and tender
their services to their friends aud the public. To sell To-
barco, Wheat, Corn and Flour, and respectfully solicit
consipnmen,s, with the assurance that all produce en-.
trusted TO them shall have their best attention.
JNO NJ. SHEPPARD, in.
WILLIAM y. SHEPPARD.
Richmond, January |, ls~J6-dlwclm.
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-08-15
THE NEW DEMOCRATIC" DOCTRINE
slavery be confined to the Negro but to be made
the universal condition abOrng classes society

The people Of the Free States have so long
welded to the arrogant demands of the Slave
Oligarchy in the South, that the latter has
come to think it can carry any measure it sees
fit, no matter how degrading it may be to the
character of the free white men of the North.
Not many years ago the Southern slayehold.
ers were contentcd to have their human
chattels " protected in the States where they
held them.
Merit, they demanded and secured flee Slave
States from acquired territory, (la., Fla,
Ark, Mo-, and Tcxas,) while the Free States
have only secured tro,-Iowa and California.
Nert, the Slave power demanded all the ter
ritories, and broke down the Missouri Com
promise, which secured part Of those terrific
ries to free labor.
Merit, they demanded the right to come into
the free States with their slaves whenever they
choose, and stay as long as they pleased, and
the United States Courts seem about to yield
to them, and grant this outrageous demand.
But the last, the grooming, the diabot,cai as
sumption is, that Slavery is not to be confined
to the NEGRO RACE, but must be made to
include laboring WHITE MEN also. This
doctrine, which is so monstrous and shocking
as almost to seem incredible, is now openly
ayowed and defended by very many OF the
newspapers and of the public men of the South
that support James Buchanan. The doctrine
is also proclaimed by some Northern newspa-
pers of the so-called Democratic party, but not
generally with such holiness as IN the South.
10 show the exact extent and nature of this
doctrine of enslaring WHITE MEN, the fol-
lowing extracts from Buchanan papers, and
from the speeches of Buchanan men are given.
The Richmond Examiner, one of the leading
Democratic papers in Virginia, ardently sup
porting Mr.. Buchanan, holds the following
language in late issue:
"Un recently the defence Of Slavery has abored under
great difficulties because Its apoogss Or they were mere
spoogsts took halfway grounds They confined the de-
fence Of slavery negro slavery thereby giving up
the slavery principle adning other forms OF slavery to
be Wr0Rg.
The line Of eeace however, ID now changed The South
The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1856-08-15

now maintains that Slavery IL rght natural and neees-
sdry and does otdspsnd upon difference Of COMPILER.
ION The laws OF the Slave States Jusy the holding Of
WHITE MEN In bondage.
Another Buchanan paper, the leading in
South Carolina, says:
"savery Is the natural and normal condition Of the labor
ing man. whether WHITE black. The great evil OF
Northern free society Is that II Is burened with serie
class OF MECHANICS and LABOREliS, uWf for sU'
gopernmenf and yet clothed with the attributes and pow
Of citizens Master and Slave Is relation In society as
necessary that Of parent and child and the Northern
States will yet have to introduce it, Their theory Of free
government Is delusion."
There's democratic doctrine for you,
with vengeance; +" our theory of free govern
mcnt delusion, -" laboring men whether
,rhite or black to be slaves" Verify, matters
arc coming to a pretty pass with us.
The Richmond (Va.) Enquirer, MIR. Bu-
chanan's confidential organ, and considered by
the " Democratic party us its ablest paper in
the South, speaks as follows in recent num-
Der:
"Repeatedly have we asked the North, Has not the
priment Of universal liberty FAILED Are not the evils
Of FREE SOCIETY INsUPfERABLEs And do not most
thinking men among you propose TO subrs and recon
struct ill., sim This gloomy silence Is anoth.
conclusive proof added TO many other conclusive evil
dences have furnished that free society In the long run
an mPraetcabe form Of sociey it everywhere starv
We repeat them that policy and humanity alike forbid
the extension Of the sr Of free society to new people
and coming generations.
Two opposite and conflicting forms OF society cannot,
among civilized men, coexist and endure. The must
give way and cease exist The other become universal
II free society be unnatural, IMMORAL unehristan, 1t
must fa and give way siaps soeietyd social system
Old as the rorid, uniusrsai as man."
And the Muscogee (Ala.) Herald, another
valiant Buchanan organ, says:
"Free society we scken Of the What isit buts
conformation Of GREASY MECHANICS, FILTHY Or
ERAT.yEs, SMALL PIsrED PARMERs,a and moon-struck
THEORISTS All the Northern and especially the New
England States devoid Of society fitted for welbred
gentlemen. The prevailing class one meets with Is that OF
mechanics struggling TO be gentee and small farmers who
do their own drudgery and yet who hardly at for
ISOLATION with Southern gentemans bodyseryant. This
your free society which the Northern hordes are endeav
orng to extend into Kansas"
And the South Side Democrat, another prom
incnt Buchanan paper in Virginia, whose ed
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
ATOush Tickets Furnished 80 Including
Transit of the ls.nmus.
DECLARATORY NOTICE

q OlltE II HEREBY IIVEN-Ihut l. Mary
= SmI,h, wife ct james V. smith of the, cut,ntv
o Huiic' ana state ot California, do hrrcb, d,clar
IhHt ihlchd rom und after tins dGie, to carry ON
pn''ii's' IL my own name and on my own ny,.,lInt
IN SHid coHlll ut Butte. and that SAID busIl,s. IL
Uh"i "i I"rnIg. rlslhg. buyng and selling stock or
an hlhu'. ana mat VIII be Individually Responsible
IA my own name. tor All debts contracted ht me- on
account 81 my s"id business. Ana further declare
| al thc amount Of capital inv Ncstcd by me IN suid
bu,"'s-, does not exceed The sum of five thousand
dollars
Ia testimony whereof. | have hereuno set nv
l.JG. her " ~
MARY {. II SMITH, lLSl
mark.
worn ana subscribed 10, before me this the eighlh
ga! :" oc"Oer, A. ID. 1896. SAMUEL GLASS.
oci1'"" Justice OF the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17

D2- Or j. Il. tZAPKAY.-Ihe gentleman whose
uhnc lprns The caption uf this notice ~ one OF the
Nv modern physicians whose apple atom to his pro
>sluh ANA devotion To the afflicted, render hm uiikr
n ufhatnrnl To The one and IA benefit To lhe U,hcr.
Hungarian b! birlh.hc sought with kus.uth o place
al, country among the Ot carlh btl Ond the
"pprc>Sor rUtr that her slns might rejoice IN the
r"ciice OF thuse prcccpls Inch re aiIke glory
dnd our PRIDE in ia, m rt- u 40, he has reuped
he rr"urd "i in GcCluai resistance 10 oppre>sU am
u home aBd couuirl know htn no more" Apart,
however lfoin his caiins upon oar consideration as
patriot, ihe lr,tnui lals 81 character ana capacity
winch hc BRINGS eniuie hm To puUllc confidence, T.
he exclusion ui lhj,e who posses neither The ona
or M othtr A. z nti man his character l. unfair
ai-hed: Hs Il physician. hi- sam unsurpassed en-.
10 thOa9 Whose imprudcHce has left upon Them the
ltln'- ui DISCS. "C can CousClrnUOu.y commend.
hIm with the assurance lhai IN BIN They wi ind y
lrcnd whom 10 know J. great gain. The Dr. =, ofl-,
= No. dhud Arn"r! II Ill. cUcncr Ui SACRAMENTO ami
Montgomery slr'Fis >an rrahctsr". hl4-5m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
MISCELLANEOUS.
SELLING OFF 1T COST!
Ladies' Emporium of Fashion.
MRS. M. l. NEWELL


ENTENDING TO CHANGE HER BUSINESS ofF.rs
p Tor sale, AT COST, her large and we'll selected
assortment Of
MILLINERY. LADIES' APPAREL. GENTLE.
NENN' FURNISHING GOODS. FANCY DRY
GOODS. &c. would respectfully call the attention. ut
This community 20 the fact that although -ue may not
have 50 iH,Gtrn,r si0ck tts Ld!ic, kAh4Hye yet
she wall SOC BE UNDEN~OLD.
Among her bjpck may be found Ladies' Dress
G"oIs, French Lawns. Printed JaconcIr,
fanc! and Plain swiss Nu-ln-. Fr,nch
Lawns and GluCiruh-. 1hllcts. be-
lauc>, ruphn,. ~lihs ihbrui.
drry, Linen EGgluC~ aud
lu~"rtn,-, AiAnlia>,
choice lot ol Nitturr!- EIpbous. l.acrs Flowers,
Blundr-. Head dresses and Mourning Goods
LCghurn Hats Tor B'y- Gunp Nals tor Misses -
Fianntj- of cNt"y variety, Bed Ticking, Linen Dun-
ASK and Crash scotch nad French Diaper Etubr0i-
dcrri and Grass Coth Shirts Narcotics, Quits Long
Cloth and Mosquito Nets
Gents Gouis--Drawrrs and Under,hrts, Crayats,
handkerchief, Gloves, Liprn shirts
Millinery Work and M3mlau Making executed with
nrhtnc.- and prornputnde.
EN-l have Jii-l received in addition SO the above
stock, beautiful ut Clothing, Hats Caps,
Shirts &C, Suitable lur Boys.
Thankful for the liberal patronage Of my friends,
continuation of The same tom them and the public
generally. is respectfully solicited.
Vi. h NEWELL.
Montgomery street opposite IlunIoon's Exchange.
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Oroville daily Butte record., 1856-10-17
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OFFG.E AND SALgsNooN-NYERs STRrtr. NoRTh
sIpE, ABovg lhGD SFRELr,
NM. II. ABELL,....... General AuctiOneer
FOR ORUVll.LE AND BUTTE COUNTY
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IS IN any part OF tnc co0u promptly attended 10.
Goods. Furniture. Stock and Real E,tatc sod "h
Commission, VIII be promptly attended TO- ana eA-
posed 10 the best advantage
REGULAR SALE DAYS, " EDNEsDAs AND SATURDAYS.
Conditions OF Sue-TEEMS CASH
A IL PURCHASES or REAL ESTATE m rN'
IA make II deposit Of ten per cent on lht Gay ol
sac, the balance GA The delivery of the Deeds. AZ
our Sales viii always be tound large nssorl-
nent OF Groceries and irovlllons, W ines, Liquors
aud Cigars, at wholesale aud retail. nj prices wn'ch
defy cuInpcIo IN Oroville or Marystile. Call ANA
see for yourselves, before purchasing elsewhere
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