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WANTS.

WANTED.-A good GIRL TO do Kitchen Work.
at 20 Pa. avenue, between 10th ana Ilih streets.
snnth side IT,
WANrED-At No. AIT n street. between 18th
Wash. and Iron. Recommendations required.
d4-2ts
wANTED.-A practic.l Cutter. who has been
situation IN Tailoring Establishment. Good ref
erence as 10 character can be given. Address p2 l.
street, between 9Th and 9TH SITS. d49'
WANTED TO PURCHASE.-A HOUSE and
w LOT, between It'll and 18th streets. north of
Pa. avenue, at price from 8 500 to S2,SO. Ad b.
dress Box 66o, Washington City Post Office.
dan
SITUATION wANTED.-A BOoK-KEEPER
wishes situation IN some Mercantile BANKING
House in this city. References as character and
qualifications will be furps he'd TO some of the hest
houses IN Baltimore. Address A, h. c, Box No.
zig City Post Office, Washington, d. {.
Il . cow
WANTED-M ECHANICS out of work 70
w Sell. snd PUT ON Torrey's Patent ad usi-
able Double setting DOOR-SPRING. JUS nitro
duced, and just In season. Men can, by lttls IA
dustry, easily make from 3 70 81 per day at IT.
Appls TO G. w. BoTELER, General House Fur
nishins Store, Iron Hail d 1 esft
WANTED To HIRE.-ssooD. for the term Of
w tars, secured on improved farm, of 80
acres by deed OF trust, situated near the cIty Ia
tere 81 paid annus ly. ANY wishing TO invest IN
that way, will please address j. Il. =. Box IS,
washington city, stating " hen and where an inter
view can be had. Interest paid semIannually if pre-
leIre1. milf
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LOST AND FOUND.

4 OST.-On the morning of the 4th uItino. re
~ tween 9th and IAN streets, on or near Pa. ave
nue., large link BRACELET. with small Char
The hinder will be literally rewarded by leaving n ~
Msskrs. q It's Iewelrv STOVE d7--r,.
EOCND-A POkTE MONAlE The uwu-r
. Wi please call ON WIN. BRADLEY, on 10Th
street east. between II and a.. "A a-S,.
Il OST-Last night, at II O'Clock, was host a
- FEAkL BRACELET. between Sera'ur
Twins and the Brazilian Minister'S. A suitable
reward Will be given by leaving the same 81 NJ W.
"ALT BROS, 81 Pennsy ivaria avenue.
Gin REWARD-Was stolen from the resi-
@lO derce Of w. Phillips. No. IS south r.
street ON the evening Of the ID INST leather port-
anIe WRITING Desk, containing Letters, Deeds. a C.,
aLd Box, IN which were X ings, Rresstpins Ciod
Neck Chain, and a ChIld's NJ inisture on iyoTy IN
gold osse. IL CONTAINED also, box, IN which a sum
OF money was kept. The above reward vii i've gwen
70 aqy one who will apprehend the thief and restore
the propsrty. dsS-
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"A HANBACK, 4 BRO. ~
have received fine lot ofxSAafn. Il
.DIl Superior VENlSON; ais ~
kahkz all descriPti Of 6 AME,
which will be served as
usual Premium COVE OYSTERS; and, IN fact,
we are determined not e. be excsiled ~ any house
in the untry. BRANDiES, WINES. and Sc
CARS of the finest brands, with choice lot of
DRACGHT .ABEs. Our house is in complete
order and we cordially invite the public for share
OF their patronage. Z ia ~ tyT- Er.4s-lt+
DLATED WARE. ALBATA FORKS AND
SPOONS, TABLE Cutlery, kc.
We open thi- moTniAg aIother iRsge inyo,ce of
PHI d fra SETS. Castors Cake Baskets. Water
Gohlsts. Cups, DC, which we snail continue to II
These Goods are believed to be the chespes and
bot ever efierea In this market. ! (-TTr "N
2 To the above We add Q magnificent assortment of
the very finest Aihata Forks and Spoons. :" va VI
Also, very superior English and American Table
NJ. w. CALF BRO, Jeweller.
d5-S SA p Az, between 9th and 10Th sic,
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CHICKERING & SONS PIANOS.

OFFICE OF Army CLOTHING AND EQUIPAeK,l
s.-5 PBILADELPHIA. December 4. 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS are invited. and will be
the 4th day of January next, for furnishing by
az hs s5f snd
page Depot tschuylkill Arseral.J in quantities as
5000 yards ga dark blue tindiso wool dyed) cloth
Tor caps and hands, weighing about IA
go yards DARK hlu. Indigo wool dyed) twiIled
-, ~, cloth weighing q ounces per ward.
rsS 81 SKY blue q nd9o wool dysd twied
wool flannel. weighing 6'f ounces per
$4,000 yards IS white Aannel cotton and wooD to
10000 yards Ga dark blue flannel. wool indigo
1000 yards g inch alpaca thack.l
10000 yards q canton flannel to weigh ounces per
1850 o yards = unbleaehed drilling, to weigh 81
$1,000 yards z unbleached drilling, to weigh IA
ounces per yard,
$4,000 yards 80 nchcotton duck, to weigh IA ounces
5000 yards 80 inch cotton duck, to weigh Isx
s5oco yards 2sh inch cotton duck, to weigh Il1l
$500 yards az inch cotton duck. to weigh 10 ounces
s'ocoyaIds 2 inch cotton duck. to weigh IL ounces
S.5ooyards q inch cotton duck. to weigh 9 ounces
is.ooo ysr:s q inch cotton duck. to weigh ia
5000 yards s. inch cotton duck. to weigh SO ounces
900 army blankets wool. gray with the letters
eentreJ 70 be : feet long. and S feet inches
1870 dozen pairs half STOCKINGS sizes properly
made. fgood sound fleece wool, and with
double and twisted yarn, to weigh pounds
200 ponpons for engineers ordnance medical de-
partment, drago ons rifles, artillery, and In
5000 cap bodies.
O nm a..
i isS N; c: s. brass scales, pairs.
5000 sGfRO,s sna pfiTate' brass .osIs., pair,
81 ser. cant . do do do
$40 corporaI's and privates' bronzedd do do
500 $500 Do. in 90. do. blue, orange, green
$500 do. white do.
2sS gross r coat coat buttons.
8 so do. vest do.
$50 IS" Do sSspendsr buttons, white metal.
an. 500 ts aS; bn shirt who'd do s.u do.
800 tent SSs; % 90. large sG;
IS IS SsSP si tent poles oil; .s +;
go common do. do.
lsSS ''N o. WIRE : .Sai ,H' t do.
loo camp kettles, iron. three sizes.
1900 TIN caRteeDs, IS pints, weight llH ouncesl
100 pick axes. Two sizes.
100 camp ha,chets
4otrumpet cords and tasseIs. orange.
Ssc'rumPeSs o cords and fs =" yellow. =
sSd5ums, "a Artillery, oom aG;; green
l,r 10 d DO. ths eaa.. latter do.
80 DO. ,na %;: s sstse o.
So do. sticks, pairs.
8N do, do.
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A MAMMOTH STOCK OF ToYsat
IA 1857 V,ANMONmS

EURs! PURSE FURSm
Just received, from N CIV York, the largest and
cheapest STOCK OF FURS offered this seaso,
Bought for cash, and all that ask is to call and ex-
agine my large assortment of I aides and Child
rens Furs. Prices very lew to suit the times sign
avenue. a.. H.... ....a Ia III. HOPKINS
Il 5 2W
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REAugTiFUL NEW GOODS just opening q
y nbs Ta1rI 81, So -uss MeLAUGHLlNf'
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0FtECTURES ON MAN, by Prof. o. e.
~ FOWLER. Of New York. or Phrenoogv and
Physiology expounded and applied to Human Life,
its Laws Organs, Faculties. and Improvement
will be delivered at Temperance Hail, EVERY
EVENING, except Saturday commencing Monday
Dec. 2, at ~ O'Clock. each CLOSING with public exam
nations of prominent citizens selected by the auii
ence. For subject of each lecture see small hills
and dlly notices In the papers. Seats Is cents Z.
Eight tickets 81.
Professional Delineations of Character daily at the
Avenue House. dS St.
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CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.

have jus. rsceyed frs,b 5, s 4, srrs ,speIycf
TIdEERY. s1its Bic Cor Christmas and Holiday
presSets, which IshalISeil at reasonable prices
. wo1dlng Cakee made 81 the very best ater. els
md 0rnSmented With Gem Flowers ard Gam
Lssves. A an the only one who does thus work
in the citv, my ftiepds. cnefomers, and the pubic
in Eener, viii & I'd to their advantage to give me
q CAL before pufshaEns sseyhere, and :avin! =
Ian always prepared to furnish w eddins Dinnt r.,
Sapper. 40. tue ssortest notice, best STYLE and
Zoe Cream and water Ioss delivered to any part
OF the oity, free of charge, at So per % lon FAIRS
''' h0'''' 'upph'oJ OsEPH scH&FFIELD.
IT, ss6 9Th street. between @ and III.
CHICKERING & SONS PIANOS.
Just received. q number of Pianos. Indpdins q su
the one used bv M fhaibsrg 81 ms last
concerts IN this city. This instrument wasstVNtf
Invented 10y The VI essrs. Chlckering, and 10 made
only by them, having patent action.
The suhscriber's stock, IN number, euality. and
variety Of style, embracing Pianos from four Of the
best Boston and New York factories. far surpssses
any other in this city. AS he purchases ex eusively
for Cash, and with long xperence in the business
he will guaranty to purcha. the best Instruments
at the lowest prices, either for cash approved pa
per. -.
Second hand Pianos taken in part payment.
number OF second hand Tianos for rent, or for
sale At low prices. ...
A good assortment OF superior Melodeons an I Of
Martins celebrated Guitars.
superior Harp by Evard. of Paris. for sale.
49, RICHARD DAVIS,
scot -. Penn avenue.
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" WESLEY CHAPEL. FESTIVAL.
HE Ladies of Wesley Chapel will hold Fes-
tIvs IN Odd Fellows Hall. 7th street. during the
December.
The Ladies having made such pre- separations as 10
render this Festival Of the most pleasant enter
taiuments that been IN this city, and as the pro-
Deeds are to- lie applied towards the payment Of the
debt their edIfce. they confidently appeal TO
their friends for NEST liberal encours cement.
Tickets for the season, 50 cents single admit
lance 1873 cents. S-9t-
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Ora Nd ASSE MIL

w ILL BIZ GIVEN BY wITHERS' BAND.
for the benefit of the new Ebenezer NJ. T.. Church.
on MONDAY EVENING. the 7th inst. at Odd
Fellos s. Hall, Navy Ward.
1t 10 the intention of Prof. withers 20 make this
one of the richest entertainments OF the kind
gwen In WashIngt n.
The assistance of a Choir of young Gentlemen,
and also, a skful performer on the Piano. have
ben engaged for the occasion.
Tickets - c-Dts-to he had of the Ladies OF the
Church, or ~ the door on the evening Of the Con
cert. 81 l-T,Th.S&M
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1NFIDELIsN IN WAsHINGroN.-We Ieyret to
learn that there really does exist among us a
little infidel organization, composed, il may be
Of individuals who in many other respec are
excellent citizens. The following csmmunica-
ton from one of them, We publish only by way Of
calling attention to the fact Of the existence of
this half daft and half kinky organization here,
and not because we regard it as in any way
weakening the force of the sensible and we'll
balanced remarks quoted by the Star not long
since from the journal Of Commerce. wherein
the theocratic madness of David Hume, and
with the permission of our corrcspondent-his
followers of the present times, was exposed with
a master hand:
WAsHINGIoN CRY, ID. c., Nov 90, 1857.
Editor Star: DEAR SIR In your issue Of Sat
urday last there Is an article headed Reform.rs-
therein are classifcafions and assertions neither
just reasonable. The desire of several citizens
not TO be misrepresented, whose feelings and
sentiments are in unison with my own, prompts
me TO ask the privilege Of place in yonr paper
to attempt acorrection and distinction. Your re-
ma ks seem To have been gends red from the copied
drti lie OF the Journal uf Commerce. the refutatiOn
and correction will therefore be confined to that
article
David Hume Is cited as an Intelligent example
OF Reforners I" His sublime discovery In moral
pal pillars on which the Christian system rests
miracles, is attempted to be ridiculed the fact
OF his suolims discovery in moral science not
briag successful In annfhilating Christianity in
this century is no more proof that the science
wa erroneous, than the argument of a Turk for
the truth Of his religion - that they 1.-THE Turks
overcome and defeated the Christian Crusaders,
and are now in Possession Of the sepuIchre OF
Christ, (his sword being the oiire braneh which
restrains the different sects Of Christians from
shedding the blood of each other over the tomb
of their DeIty) All the ans and isms OF the age
have hsir principal pillars Of faith resting on
miracles; how then can II be possible that Mr
Hume or his adher.nts can have any aninity or bs
classified with MileGisHi, MormoDism, or any ism
whose life blood depends on miracles
= The next subject for the ed itoT CHRISTIAN for
bfoss7ste TThofnns Paine hero OF our RevUlu
tioh whoee PED aroused th. spirit Of indep.nd
enff inibs American 4 English) Colonies, who
invi2orated the disiIp. Contner tails after their
defeat at Long Isla.d, with his CTiss-Ehose
every action and life was against ~ rasny and up
Psessicn-a Gu-r patriot to American lil,eI les
never existed: IL his TviiIders would read his
WORKS, aud Wallis lie OF Thomas Paine, thsy
would In justice rerant their apimnies % the
MAJ ~ ncse bosom friend was tse patriot jsitSr-
- ~ AAh ~ h-pVVF' 1sA
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are its profits, among hundred greedy specu
lators of all political parties. They will work
manfully, indeed, Between this time and the
conclusion Of the organization of the House.
Their nextsaim will of course, be by hook or
by crosh % effect the compesitios Of The House
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0%LECTURE ON TEMPERANCE.-Prof.
.A d. s. Fowler, of New York, the dsting uished
PhrenoloGst, will lecture before the Freemen's
Higiiant Temperance Association. at Temperance
Hall, TO MORROW (Sunday) EVENING, at y.
O'Clock. Ladies and gentlemen wishing to view the
subject In the light Of phrenoo and physiologi
t. +. G. CLAYTON, Pres.
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The WEArHER--The following report of the
wsatherfor this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about o clock a. m :.
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All tne aDove- mentioned articles must conform iR
az respect. to the sealed standard patterns in this
office, where they be examined and sample pat
terms will be sent by mail, with any additional infor-
by manufacturers othors wishing TO offer propo-
sals Ii 10 desirable that all the articles be of do
Deliveries TO comme ce on the 18th day Of Feb
rnary next, and onehaf Of the quantity contracted
Tor to be delivered IN equal monthly proportions, by
or before the 18th April. lG53 the remainder within
four months from that date, IN monthly or greater
nient.
The Priv eye is reserved by the United States of
increasing from onethIrd TO one half the quantity
contractor one months notice Of such desired in
crease. "
:, Payments will be made on each delivery. should
Conc ress have made appropriation TO meet them,
or as soon thereafter an appropriation shall be-
made for that purpose Ten per cent. Of the amount
shalt be completed which will be forfeited TO the
United States Ia case of defacaiion on the part Of
the contractor Ia fulfilling the contract
Bids viii I've received from manufacturers or rem
lar dealers ony II the articles pr posed TO be fur
manu- iacurers mill or dealers o1sos Of I" aon me
not specifically set FORTH
Contracts will be based on accepted proposals. for
the unment oI which two or more sufficient secu-
The names, address, and the responsibility of the
edgmsnt of persons that they will be such secu
rity, or ll see that good and sufficient security be
furnished IN case contract is obtained, will be
1t rs to be distinctly understood by every person
obtaining contract that said contract s not trans
that any sale, assignment or transfer Of IT, without
such consent having been Obtained. (except under a
process Of law will he regarded as an Abandonment
of the contract and he contractor and his securtes
Will be held sponslbie for all loss damage to the
ment.
Proposals will be addressed to the undersigned,
and will be endorsed Proposals for furnishing army
HENRY G: WAYNE,
d5-SwtJani BIT. Major, A. q. Mr..
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THE EAGLE ASSEMBLY of the metropolitan
i Hook and Ladder Company would an "a
nouncs To the citizens of Washingtnn. that ~
their Second Coton viii take place ~ ThOrn'g -
Building, 9TH street, next 10 odd Fellows lJlN
Hall, on TUESDAY EVENING. Pee. 8.
Tickets. admitting agentlemsn and ladies, IF TG
CENTS.
Floor Mendsers.
dS4t n, Gorbutt Il. Stone.
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0@UNITARIAN CHURCH.-The Rev w
IL y. Haley will preach in this Church, TO
MORROW, Dec. 6th at Il O'Clock a. IN. and at n
p.m
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@DEDICATION.-The Easement hail of the
~ new Ebenezer Methodist Episcopal Church.
of Almighty God, TOMORROW, (Sabbaih the
81 h INST.
w by Rev. Dabney Ball. and 7 D. m. by Rev. B
Newton Brown. IL
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MRS. FRANK r, WRIGHT respectfully an
BEAUTIFrL MEN,
with her delinestion Of Miss FLORA McFLMsEy
in character and recitation of Buffers
/ : - NOTHING TO WEAR.
on THgRsDAX EyEGNslNS4S, December 18th.
Doors open At =; the lecture TO commence pre-
cisely at o o'clock. .. dSa
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DEATH OF AN ARMY OFFICER. Second Lieut..
James Wright, regiment of Mounted Riaemen
died at Albuquerque, New Mexico, October g,
1857
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-02
Oruuille Dai,q Butte Rerorh.
FRIDAY MORNING, OCTOBER %. 1857.
[From the Los Angeles Star Extra.
Later from the south.

By the arrival here this week of Mr.. Pa
trick ONeil, who has been residing in the
Gadsden Purchase for five months past, We
have intelligence from tha destrict
MURDER OF VIM LUDLEY.-Mr. VIM Lud-
ley, at one time miner on Salmon River,
aud whose brother now resides in the vicinity
ot Yreka-n the latter end of February
bought d fourth share in a copper and lead
mine, located about fifteen miles north Of
the town Of Zonio, in Sonora. He had in
vested a considerable sum of money in the
undertaking, having large supplies of pro-
visions, cattle, implements &c, and was suc-
cesstully working Shortly after commenc-
ing operations, the unfortunate expedition
under Mr. Crabb passed there. lie took no
part with them, directly or indirectly, but
attended to his work. Yet shortly after the
catastrophe which ended that expedition, the
Mexcans of the neighborhood, probably the
very men in his own employment, came upon
him, arrested him. and hung him, for the
crime of being an american The only
charge that could be brought against him,
was that of being a cOuntryman of the ex-
peditionists. AS Mr.. Ludley has left con-
siderable property, it might be well for his
friends to have an investigation into the
manner of its appropriation We suppose it
would be idle to think Of exacting from the
authorities of Sonora, any retributive JUS
tice upon the murderers But we hope an
effort will be made to accomplish that object
should the circumstances above related be
found correct.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-02
Declaration OF Sole Trader.

STATE OF CALIFoRSIA, County Of Butte.
II CHARLOTTE SCHILLER. wife of J A Schil-
n q Ter, of the town OF Orovie, county nforesaid.
being duly sworn, do hereby declare to the public
that it is my nentien 10 carry ON henceforth in my
own name. and ON my own account. the business
pertaining to Brewery. al the place known as the
City Rrewery in aid town and that The capital in
vested in said business does not exceed the sum of
five thousand dollars.
Witness my hand this lih day Of August A. D. 1857.
CHARLOTTE SCHILLER.
Sworn to and subscribed before me August Il, 1857
JOHN :. BERRY. Justice of the Peace
STATE OF CALiYoRSIA, County Of Butte.
on the l4th day of August d. 1851. before me.
John :. Berry, Justice of the Peace In aud for said
county, personally appeared the above named Char
loe schiller 10 me personally known 10 be the in
dyilna described IN aud who executed The foregoing
declaration. and acknowledged that ~ Executed the
same freely and voluntary for the uses and purposes
therein mentioned
Given under my hand this day and year aforesaid
JOHN S BERRY, Justice of the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-02

Importers and WhOiesale Dealers in Drugs and
Medicines Surgical Instruments, Glassware. Drug
gsts' Furniture. Quicksilver Acids. Shaker Herbs,
Spces Essential oils. Extracts for Flavoring, Al
cohol, Bird Seed. Camphor. Oils and Paints; Lamp
Fresh Hops Soda Material Corks, Brewers' Mate-
rial Plaster Paris. Rosendale Cement, Abdominal
Supporters Shoulder Braces, Castlr Mortars
PATENr MEDICINES, large stock OF nearly
every kind in use with general assortment OF all
goods kent in a large and well supplied Drug store
We nave N ade arrangements for receiving honth-
Iv SHIPMENTS direct from the Atlantic ctlest mus
Keeping full and complete assortment OF AL goods
in our line We intend TO deal in nothing oul lne
hest quality of goods, that physicians, surgeons
and those dealing i'm our line may rely upon ge,lIns
nure and uraduterated articles from us we .o nase
Ione the Drug business in Sacramento since ioIg,
and expect to continue IL here during our . ha,uia
lives We expect to build up large anu pen pe ,oer
business by keeping a large and wen 9 "a, so
of the best GOODS. and selling at snaIi pIon' ~
bat that those dealing in our line 10 cdll pbaso,
,xamtne the quality and prices oi our , .h., ue
nurchasing elsewhere, as we teel cT'Tv cohnuvr ~ "
can nlease in both PRICE AND QIALli ~, Lovs
Artificial teeth gold foil. mouth sIasses, srn $500
hurs corrundrum wheels. foTceps' eACas ,,
"a driIls with complete assortment o ' ue.s, sn
rom several of the most highly approvea w ,ih
.rrors In the world We have me hgen.! hoi ..s,
I'D can An any order, with sets or oog ,Se t a. me
tINEps, DRUG STORE. 13g J sihEhi, SAC-
RAMENT0, by H. H.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-02
NJ o TIC e

OFFICE OF THE 10 Y SO Quartz MINING Co., }
Oroville, july 27th, la'7.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the stockholders oi
~ the 40 4 56 Quartz Mining Company, that an
assessment OF one per cent. the capital STOCK OF
said Company has this day been levied by the Board
of Trustees and made payable at the Treasurers Of
flee on or before the 10Th day Of August, A. d 1887.
JOSEPH ROGERS. Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-02

Ic g, &c G, &c e!|
yMyHE subscribers take this method of informing
n the citizens of Oroyille that they are now
prepared to furnish them with superior quality of
Ice. from their houses in Grass Valley.
OUR DEPOT is situated on Miners Alley, between
Myers and IInntoOp stree where those wishing
Ice can be supplied on the shortest notice.
JT. DlCREY, Il co.
NB-Ice can be had twice aday from unr wagon
in MI narts If The city, apo
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-02

r-sy- Ovvrcg-In Record Building on Myers street,
East side, between Montgomery and Bird, Ofoville
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-02
JUST REC EIV ED,

DER STEAMER GOLDEN GATE CLIPPERS
Morning Light, Flyi Fish, Flying Mist, large
supply of Pure Cream Tartar LARD oil. Extract l!0
quorice, Blue NitrOl, German and English CanomIle
Saltpetre, Corn Starch Shakers Sa'saparlia Sarsa-
parilla Root Gum Arabac, CItric Acid, Potash, Ex-
tracts of Lemon Rose and Vanilla, Vanilla Beans.
Boiled I.nseed Oil, Castor oil in Barrels, Pure ell
low and White Wax. Kidders, Bowers and Weight
mans Tartaric Acid Bay Rum in cases and barrels,
Fresh Hops in one pound packages. Sage. Yankee.
Soap, Iudelible Ink, Roses Backing Brushes. Ma
sons Blackng. Cod Liver Oil, spanish and American
Saffron, nubin's Extracts, Genuine WrighPs Ban.
drehs, Nofat's and other Pulls, Chamois SKINS Ly>
copsdium, Essential Oils Congress Water IN plnts
aud quarts, BOrax. Sal Soda. Pearl Barley. and many
other staple articles which together with our former
large stock of Drugs makes our assortment as varied
aad Large as any Drug House in the city, 10 which
we invite the attention of the Trade and others buy
ing in this market. ALBAN rHOMA y g,
Wholesale ana Retail Druggists.
ap7f l6l, j street, Corner blh,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-02
OruuiIle Bully Butte RetarN.

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