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COAL.
A NTnRAClTE COAE Anthracri;,Iec Goal ,ioal

Il NihhACtIE toAL. Anthracite Coal
Tho subscriber having attr,i up large and cam,
modious coal yard ON Dock between i-th and 18th
T ,he with one u isthank patent balance for
irons With 22.o lbs to the ton (each load Weighed nd
nor sarsscd Al, at the very lowest matkc1 prize,
ot preie'red. he will soll his COAL NJ au advance
OF D"f sent On cost and charge at the same time
x VIZ Keep On hand the best quality and in.
N"sthe PARTICULAR attention uf his friends ant the
Pop''e generally 10 give him call betorr purchas.
iH1, ~ NO, - Main street. or Al his COAL yard
'''i"A' aNh. tJs i2~ts, pc LARJS.
val COAL'-Antharcite and the best
- South Side LUMP COAL, Away. on hand Ca,
>ae ~ tue lowest caoh price by r. &. LAREa
Je iZ-ts No. - Main st.
4 NfR1AtITF CoAL--l will receive
= - orders for the Red and White Ash AN
ihkAtltk COAL 90 dos. per ton.t IL be- ,ieIiynn,
az an, tune hcivrr the h. vi DcCembrr neat ON a
commission u 10 pur cent. on Phiiadelnhia mil
snd current charges Persons wishing Immediate
supply can be ,'roinmn,iatc~ from my present stuk
in yard. which will ia add low for CASH wv
ana furnished with 'Fairbank's pIstt,rn scal.s "
Win IA cnsh'', mr. {" weigh every load ave.
IL n
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NEW FIRM.-The undersigned have as

N NV IT W.- IIt UIIUtIEIRIItN NNFt Hh-
Y ISOLATED themselves under the firm and style Of
SPOTS, HARVEY co,
for the purpose Of conducting in this city the GRO
Gerry nj COMMISSION BUSINESS. We have TO-
tanned the large Ware Itnusr, No ~ Pearl street
lately occupied by Mcdonald Spotts Harvey and
will keep on hand "a general stock of GROCERIES,
&c, Ia which invite the attention OF cur friends
and the public. Thanking our friends for the very
liberal patronage given III" late firm. We beg con
tlnuance TO thr new concern.
.INo. q. SPOTS,
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AUCTION SALES.
FNTTRH DiIN.
BY Larus Il Shine. Anets.

TYR UST SALE OF LUABLE
an frpIn Wuew ard NEWMAN dated agh De.rInl,er
lsid, the other from W. " Newman dated nth June
s5 bath r-t nrfd in the Hastings tsHrt Office Rie
n,cLd the Undersigned Trustee therein appointed
viii Prurrcd ~ sell. Al public arct Ia tn highest
bidder IN I'll FSpAl, the 18th day 1T Jal, Isl DE-.
opening Cary %trert, eta 18th and L. h -tre,.ts
sometimes called the "a Charles <taiIe- eizht yau
able Horses; two Omnihus-c-; Baggage Wagon:
and several sets ut Harness aud Gear being mart III the
property in the said deeds conveyed The Horses are
in Tne orbit and io those needing it, the property l.
very desirable.
Terms Cash. r. II. HOWISoN Trustee
Sale conducted ny LsRU. SHttt. Amts.
~ 81
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EACH SATURDAY IN JULY
AppKONINAJ,IDN y

prizes OF $50, approxinatny u Ss0Oo
prize, xSn
prizes Of sl1j, approNimating to $4,000
prize, -oa
prizes Vi 800. spproximating to $1,000
prize, are .,o
prizes vi s>o, spproHimating to $500
prizes. "a,
prizes VI 80, approXiulatimg to $40
prize, are .oa
II prizes Vt 1D0, approx in,atins To A. ON
prize,
y prizes Of s23 approkilnating to $40
prizes, ~.
500 prizes vi x5D are g. aSS
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HANDSOME DRESS GOODS AT

IL HARTW ELLIS, H. Broad Strrct.-My stock of
Dress GOudS L. We" assorted and none of any stvl.
exhausted OWN, 10 the many additions thai hGy.
made "a il recently which renders it more than nj
trsCtiNc at this season of the yrar am selling man
II, L., at greatly reduced prices. Ny stock in Nantes
il also very good, and am selling them at very At
tractive prices. Come and them
i.-- I A
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THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEWS nuh.

V'HE FREDERICKSBURG NEWS, pub
i Ii.h's sRAfwEskLY, would not willingly be .ceal-
", Tor any consideration, any subject in any
fits apartments original s@ierted. IL sndessors
h., useful " the farmer especially. and " all poll
tiCian. and OthcTs opfn to conviction willing
listen IL Its political frirnds having been
Gently demolished ia the late election, IL viii support
Mr. Bus hnnan against the attacks VI the Dooc ratio
party. and il in the market for paying subrcribers
without regard to creed pationality-wo
lief have those who can't read Engsh any othsxs.
ii they honest men.
TERMS: -, IN ADVANCE.
TO .iDTERTISERS and BUSINESS MEN
The .SStes, having regular, permanent seuli-~eek
IL circulation large, II not larger than any other
new spap-r among the farmers and substantial hush
n-.s men VI Frederic ksurg aud this section Of Wiz
ginia IL confidently recommended IA medium al
advertising sur passed BY other in this place L.
numbers among its readers thO-e Who able To-
buy literally and pay promptly, and whose custom
wuud be valuable To business NEIL.
Neither labor nor expense will be spared 10 make
the NcTs worth more than is paid for II By sa=cr
| bees Vi advertisers.
! Inm-siiate applications enseo.iag tie aaA.y. may
/ be plslir 10 NEWS OFflCk
! iyS-ts FrrShTicksburg. Va
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JNO. q. SPUTTS,
JND. b. HARVEY
WILSON c. THOMAS
I,I,.

TiIE undersigned takes pleasure i'll re-
commanding Mts-rs. SPOTS, Harvey i Co.. sue
cr~lor+ to the late firm of Mcdonald, SPOTS Har-
Wy, 10 the confidence Of his friends and asks for
them continuance OF their favor.
Jy I-,ilm JkU. {. MCDONALD.
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BY TAYLOR & Williams

| EASEHOLD or HOUSE AND LOT
On BROAD AND JEFFERSON STpEyTS AT
AUCTION. On sATl RDAS the nth ot Jniy a. "a
oclock ~ W., npUn the premises will be- ..,ld l.a.s
81 The HOUSE and Lot situated above and orrun;,st
y Mrs Abrams. u expire the 18th septennhar is,s
~ Is arranged below for store for which il i we'll
ataft" being excellent stand: and allo,e l,,s =
good ro'mS, and i in cool ORDER throughout
Terms at -.Ia. TAYLOR 4 WfIIIiHS
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t'r sale ts tli Druggist.
BENNETT. BEERS d FISHER.
uh ll-r+lEiu A4ruir tur Richmond
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Sif' IAL y - L { l.. - The SubSCvi ben.
- would inform the public that he does not charge
an ~ rt;ant price Tor Soda atcr hut furnishes cool
nlark NIX soda With fresh Cream and Fruit Syrups at
tHc "ii ilc", 80 ct- per drr ~ for 81. Nv soda
hatrl- inHlr ~ the most approved apparatus with
patent Cooler !Td" lipcs, and warranted inferior t.
mons, II !un want g"o,t glass oi Soda call on
GRO. DONDEN Druggist and
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T..
HANDSOME RESIDENCE ON UNION

- IT'LL, At THE CORNER or 2JfH AND y
SIREETS.-Will bo sold on FRIDAY, th. ioih July.
!>'' On IL" premises, COMMENCING ut o'clock F. VI .
the newly erected aud handsomely arranged resi-
denct, located ~ above The house has room, be-
SIDES Kitchen. The lot front. x ieet runs back I32
Rect TN. ono AMONG the most beautiful residences
Oh Union Hill.
TERMs-Oue-fourth cash. balance at l. 5 and y
months, for negotiable not,~ interest added sc ur.d
by a trust deed. GOBLIN a AppERSDS
IL ,H-td, Au,ty
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VIRGINIA WORM kILLER Don

merchant, and others -huulI not t,,r.,rt ~ s,i
ly themselves with this popular and untniiiny Worm
Drntruyrr 1t Is the best preparation in us, being
very sweet and pleasant, and certain in its action
~ II. Ii can BE- hnd OF the agents PURCELL
ADD 4 CO, BENNETT BEERS u FISHER. and
DluG, irt> generally. IN ~
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BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND July Z, ls57.
THE President and Directors OF this
l. Bank have declared Dividend of Jour and II
quarter per cent out vi the profits Of the last SIX
months subject TO the deduction of one quarter per
c-ut bonus to the State, leaving four per cent or
80 per share payable to the Stockholders:
iv i-2w SAM'L MAKX Cashier.
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SEGARS.-We have Just received a lot of
- the celebrated Regina brand Of segars which are
pronounced by judges the most superb and full fla
vored Havana Srgar ever brought Ia this market.
Je26 I. JOHNSrON BIO, Druggist,.
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The subscriber, thankful for past favorr, would
most respectfully say the citizens ot Richmond,
that he will continue the SASH AND BLIND BUSI
NESS At the same stand formerly occupied by Ely
Tray Tor on ri street, between Broad aud Mar
shall streets and will execute with dispatch all work
in his line of business entrusted 10 him,
ROBERT L. ELLYSOS.
Richmond July |. I~17. IL LIN
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COODS MAKkED DOWN-We hnxe

~ reduced thu price nt All our Bar,g. Organize nd
SILK Robes, Priat'i IaCne Or2andirs Brrexa,
aud Tissues: Para-o.. Mantillda &c; aU Embroi,-r.
I'd Muslin Collars, AT a. Its. each; Muslin Sleeves and
Muslin S-tt,. heap; " hte and Black Mon ming Cot
lar. ami Sleeves: Itl,e and Childrrns tauHt Mrrinn
Underwear; ticnt~' silk, Herino and Iislc Thread IN
d-r~rar: Gents CrHvatr. Gloves and Susprn,Ier-
Children Colorr'i and. WhitcI Cotton and silk Ho,e
oil SILK BATHING Cap.
All goods this season will Do offered at such prices
rs vii ensure SALE lay
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81 FOR LIVERPOOL.-Thc A No. /
49, c0ppered and copper fastened American ship
SYLVIA, Capt. swasey daily expected at City Point
" Ill load for the above port For freight passage
apply 10 sCfIAEK. k0HLEK Il CD.
10 JD--eO-i2w Or PALMER & CIUlftbN.
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|Iatiliate
5ti4r exp"
Academy
Ei,l Adj
yor. III Ia
y = Il
sic4 to
OF age ii
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CHRISTIAN 4 LATHROP.
4 y

u ARGAINS-We have determined to
- rtil our stock 81 summer Goods at nrne cost
aid invitra all i'll want nf cheap goods tucail earIy
oar stock CONSISTS i'll part al the following Black and
rolorrd silk Robes: Grenadinc and BerrZe Robes
plain Grenadines and Btra9er: Jaconcts, Organize.
aud Lawn; French and English Prints: White and
cnlorrd Linen Drills; Satt'eus and Cottona,i.s for
bow: Table D;.nitSls and Table Cloths: Shr,tinn
Shirting4 and many other article in which bargains
may De had, by calling ut
PARKER, MIMIC cos.
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DIBBONS! RIBBONS Milliners and
~ others Ia want Of Ribbons by the piece, can be
supplied at New York auction prices at
jy7 ALFRED MOSES' 6,3 Main street
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BY Dickinson. Hill 4 90.

A DMINISTRATOR'S SALE OF Ne
oRoEs.-will be sold by us. on FRIDAY. 10th
ih-t at 10 clock, nve likely NEGROES
=, neio % order Vi W aker r. ifill admir- OF Geo h.
hta', utc q. DICKINSON, HILL & %,
- '-Hus Aurtiou,rrs
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10 10 X
: OF ON
TsT u noes
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D sfATEs
Ia kaiLsas,
New Mex
STR, aftt'u
pltIfst fur
snsiezf0us.
iaii hhh~
rOs,
2sgIlax
& Ofhs1s
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09
The Atlantic Cable.

The San Francisco Herald Of Tuesday says
the opinion is entertained that the breaking
Of the Atlantic cable was the result Of de-
sign, and not Of accident, as Mr.. Bright re.
ports The reason Of this suspicion is found
ed upon the very natural conclusion that the
cable was much too short to reach across the
ocean, and rather than declare their calcu-
lations lily made, and before going too far,
they would allow this "accident" to happen.
We rascals of the nineteenth century are
sadly given to suspecting the honesty of our
neighbors' actions and intents, although
painful as the admission is, our suspicious
are too often we'll founded. However,
whether the breaking was accidental or
otherwise. the experiment showed the cable
to be too short, and furnished the under
takers of the project with several other very
profitable hints, of which they will do well
to take advantage in future attempt.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09
Our Indian Troubles.

Something must be done toward arresting
the Increasing dangers which beset our
frontiers from Indians. While Uncle Sam
is trying to keep peace between the "Border
Rufhans" and the " Freedom Shriekers in
Kansas, and frightening the Mormons into
decent behavior, he must not forget that
along our extensive borders are large tribes
of hostile Indians who must either be subiu-
gated, annhilated, or kept in reservations.
We of California pay too large proportion
Of the National expenses to be neglected for
either Nebraska, Kansas or Brigham Young,
and much as has been done for US already,
we need more assistance, and need it at
once.
Deeply in debt as the State is now, she is
too poor to advance the means for carrying
on long and expensive war against these
troublesome foes, and we have only to look
directly to the general Government for aid,
and our Indian fighting forces should be in
creased without delay. The war is likely to
continue for several years to come, and in
view of this fact, forts must be established
on the Humboldt, on Truckee and in the
vallies at the base of the Sierras. Only in
one quarter of our frontiers does the war
seem to be waging with vigor we refer to
the successful and energetic movements of
Lieut.. Crook in the extreme North. There
the Indians are being severely cha.tised, and
the settlers protected, but the recent outra-
ges in Sierra and Carson Vallies, and on the
Humboldt, illustrate but too plainly how
much the presence OF an efficient garrisoned
force is needed in those localities. These
wants should be urgently represented to the
War Department Immediately.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09

ESCAPED CoNvICT.-A convict named
jesus Fontas, says the San Francisco Her
aid. native of Mexico, escaped from the
State Prison on Sunday night last, and has
not yet been re-captured. He was condemn
ed at Shasta, in September, 1855, to two
years and half in the penitentiary, for an
assault with intent to commit murder. The
following is description of his person: He
is "a years of age five feet six inches high;
light complexion hazel eyes and black hair.
He has large scar on the left cheek, mole
on the right side of the neck. He has also
two small scars on the back Of the left hand,
several others on the joint of the left thumb,
and one on the right fore finger.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09
81 Am Not Mad"

A woman in San Francisco named Marga-
ret Wright was examined before Judge Free
Ion on Monday last, to determine the ques-
ton of her sanity. The Herald says she
gave a very clear and distinct account of her
past history, acknowledging that she was
perhaps "little flighty" at times, but never
boisterous or unruly. She had been in
Stockton on previous charge flunacy, and
when Judge Freelon told her she could 60,
having concluded that she was then sane.
she remarked that she had rather be sent to
the penitentiary than again be pent up in
the madhouse, where the cries of the Bed.
lamites were enough to drive her mad were
she ever so sane.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09

JOHN CHINAMAN AT THE FAIR--Amcng
the premiums awarded to exhibitors at the
State Fair, was Silver Goblet which was
given to q Celestial named Luck Ching for
magnificent Chinese dress Whether Luck
was q male or female we are not apprised,
but judging from the name we suppose it is
a female. Our reasons for thinking go are
these Luck means fortune, and being for
tune, must be she one, for everybody
knows that she is female, for the world
has designated her as Dame ever since Mrs
Eve stole the pipin:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09

GREAT COUNTRY, THIs.--The United
States comprise 81 States and Territories
with 1850 miles of sea coast, 10 of the riv-
ers measure 10000 miles; 10000 square
miles of lake surface; with 10000 miles Of
railrovd. worth $l5.0O0,000, in operation
5000 miles Of canal, the longest railroad
in the world-the Illinois Central, length
784 miles-registered tonnage 4,407 900; cap
ital in manufactures, 5000, 100000; inter
nal trade S60O,O0O,O 900; products of labor
$101 100000, annually; annual income Of
inhabitants 500, 100000; value of farms
and live stock, s5OO,OOO, 900; value of gold
produced, 800, 100000.
Is it any wonder that the American Eagle
is noisy ?-Sac .4ge.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09
An Anomaly.

The citizens of Carson Valley have made
two petitions and placed them in the hands
of two delegates. One is to the authorities
at Washington, in charge of Judge Crane,
praying for the establishment Of territorial
government, the other is entrusted to I'm
Gle Billy Rodgers" asking Governor John
son for military aid. If Carson Valley be.
longs to California it cannot possibly be
made territory by act of Congress. .and if it
does not, Governor johnson has no more
right to send troops there, than he has to
interfere in the affairs of "bleeding Kan
zas." Volunteers have q right to 60 to Car
son valley to fight the Indians, but we don't
believe that our State authorities have any
power to act in the matter.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09
The Field Family.

The Atlas correspondent, writing from
New York, encloses the following paragraph
which he says is going the rounds Of the pa.
pers in the east:
"Few families of brothers exhibit more
talent and enterprise than the Fields, ma
tives of Stockbridge, Massachusetts,, but now
all occupying prominent positions before the
country. Cyrus W. Field. long known as an
extensive dealer in paper in the city of New
York, has lately rendered his name familiar
to the world by his prominent connection
with the Ocean Telegraph. Matthew d.
Field, State Senator from this county, is al
so engaged in the same enterprise, and is at
this moment cruising with the Company's
steamer in the vicinity of Trinity Bay,
awaiting the arrival of the vessels with the
cable, and the result of the experiment.
David Dudley Field is known as a distin.
guished lawyer in the City of New York.
Stephen j. Field is the Democratic candi-
date for Judge of the Supreme Court of Cal
ifornia Jonathan 2, Field is an able and
prominent lawyer in Stockbridge, Berkshire
county, Massachusetts, and if not so widely
known, is not behind the others in ability"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, sept.
The Attorney General has decided ad-
versely to the extraordinary claems of Hay
wood, the late Marshal of Utah, moro than
$4,000 of which were for conveying the
Judges of the Territory to and from the place
of holding the courts. The expenses for nu-
merous guards, horses, wagons, and provisi-
ons, were not of those of the ministerial off,
GERS. The Attorney General states that the
expenses of q Judge on his way to the court
are his own
The net amount in the Treasury subject
to draft is $l9 800. 900. of which there ore in
New York nearly nearly nine and one.third
millions, at Philadelphia, two millions and
two thirds. and at New Orleans, over a mil
lion and half.
The Treasury Department has bust paid
between two and three hundred thousand
dollars to Maryland as interest on half
million of dallars, which amount the United
States became indebted to Maryland during
the war of 1872. The principle was discharg-
ed between the years 1913 and 1922.
The Secretary of the Interior has instruct
ed the Marshal of Minnesota to take the
Census of that Territory. whenever he is in
formed that it is the wish of the people to
form Constitution and State Government
preparatory to admission into the Union.
Mr.. Blythe, our Consul at Havana arrived
here to-day, and is stopping at Wizards.
He had long interview with the Secretary
of State, and communicated some matters of
Importance relative to the condition of af-
fairs in Cuba. The Administration intend
to keep a close watch in reference to certain
matters there during the noxt two years.
We learn from Washington that a postal
convention has been concluded between the
United States and Hamburg. The mails are
to be exchanged by means of United States
or Hamburg mail steamers, running direct
between New York and Hamburg. The post
age between the United States and Hamburg
under this arrangement is ten cents the sim
gle letter of half ounce or under, prepay
ment optional, and two cents on newspapers,
prepayment required. The rates to all
countries beyond Hamburg, whether upon
letters or printed matter, are the same in
all respects as the rates charged via Bre-
men, under the United States and Bremen
postal convention.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09

The CAPE CLAIM.-The rise in the river
has proven harmless to the strong and SUBJ
stantial works upon this claim. and mining
has gone forward without interruption dur
ing both the rainy days, and rich dirt is be.
ing found as plenty as ever. We believe this
fume will stand long after all others on the
river hive boen swept away, so firmly is it
built upon its rocky foundation. 1t is ru-
mored that another big dividend will be do.
clared in day or two.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09

THE SUPREME JUDGEsHIP. The State
Journal thus puts quietus upon the various
speculations of the press upon the vacant
Judgeship:
We have occasion to know that Judge
Field has declined any appointment, as he
contemplates q visit TO the east previous to
taking his seat upon the Bench to which the
people have elected him, and we have sub
stantial reasons for believing that no other
gentleman has been rendered an appointment
by his Excellency.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09
Proceedings of the Board Of Trustees,

ORovILLE, Oct. 7, 1857.
Board met pursuant to adjournment ;
present-D. d. Harris, Chairman pro tenn,
Garriott, Johnson and Smith. Minutes of
last meeting read and approved.
Report Of Committee on Gas accepted and
committee discharged.
Bill of Phillips for cleaning Hook and Lad.
der Apparatus allowed and ordered paid $5.
On motion adjourned until Saturday, Oct.
10, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09

"LEND Me Your EARs."-A couple of the
Sacramento chain CANCERS got into fight
on Tuesday, in the process of which, one of
the gentlemen had large portion of his au-
racular organ "chawed off" The rencontre
was the result OF certain remarks derogato.
ry to the character of one of the party. 1t
is hoped that the matter will be amicably
settled.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09

SCHOOL DIscIPLINE.-The Union and O.
Sacramento school teacher are holding dis
cussion on school discipline. The Union
thinks that scholars can be better governed
by moral suasion than with the ferule, while
on the other hand, the teacher thinks it
necessary to " baste" the rising ger ,ration
every now and then. There are several
youngsters hereabouts, whom that teacher
ought to take in hand They need his kind
Of teaching.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09
Economy should be the order
of the Day.

The Subscriber begs leave to inform the property
owners Of Oroyille that he has come prepared with
the necessary apparatus to build neat, substantial
FIRE PROOF STORES of CONCRETE OR BlTON,
at saving of % per cent. below tho cost of brick
buildings. Having thorough knowledge of tho
component parts of this material and the manner OF
using It, he can defy competition. Those desirous Of
building would do well to give him call. Plans ana
Specifications drawn with dispatch. ANY appca-
tons left at the banking house of Hedges IanLon,
will meet with prompt attention.
jel0tf Up KIRWAN
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-09
DIR. j. GILBERT.

Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London.
formerly Surgeon Accoucher TO the Christ Church
Lyng-in Institution, London, and late House Phy~
sican to the State Marine Hospital, San Francisco.
N. DR. g. can receive a few patients into his
house, fronting The the Plaza near Musical Hall.
0rovie, Aug. 4th,