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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

WALKERS PRosPECTs. - Judging from
the precautions which have been adopted on
the part of Uncle Sam. to prevent the form
ing of Glbustering parties, and to provide
against such expeditionsts leaving our
shores. we conclude that Walker and those
who have evnccd so much willingness to
serve with and under him, will necessarily
abandon their project for awhile Presi-
dent Buchanan seems determined to main
tain strict observance Of the neutrality
laws, and to enforce them if necessary with
severity and promptness.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

GRANDMoTHER's GAME.-A thief named
Cockney and two others of his ik was arres-
ted in Marysville on Wednesday for snatch
ing 500 from miner who refused to bet
Mt a game Of cards which they wished him
to play, said game being designated by the
Express as "Grandmothers Game" The
name may be applicable to some folks Gran
MES. but not to ours; she didn't know the
ace of spades from the Magma Charta, figur-
atively speaking OF compartiye "card sense. -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21
Who Wants Banks, Now!

Since the Golden Age arrived with the
news concerning the financial affairs of the
east. do any of the advocates of a paper cur
rency in California still desire the establish
ment of California banks, even if backed up
with estate Stocks - Will sny man or set
of men have the hardihood now to advance
the theory of beneficial results arising from
the substitution of paper for gold' Why,
we are looksd upon with envious eyes by our
sister States at the East, and singled out as
the only solvent community in the Union.
Our circulating nledium is proof against all
the "runs" and ''panios" that hard times
ever engender and fail as cur merchants
and brokers may, the currency is unimpair-
ed, and as valuable in all the world as it is
here. Whatever danger there may have ex-
listed of the establishment of banks of issue,
heretofore, the dear bought lesson taught
our sister States will be too readily appro-
priated to our own benefit to permit the
successful advocacy of a banking system in
California for many years yet to come.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21
County Treasurcr's Oaice,

Noilcel hereby given. hat all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund.
registered between the IL OF Feb and p of NJ !, 1857
inclusive. also Court IIoase and Jail Warrants Nos
54i 5+5 546, 57, 545 $40 $50 and 55 also Warrants
on lndigen Sick Fund registered prior to Sept 23d,
that the same sil be paid on presentation at this
Office and after this date said Warrants will cease
to bear interest, and if not presented within sixty
days from the date hereof. the moneys ror said wur
raas will be approprntoa to pay the next in order of
registry.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

The BEAUTIES or BANKING Governor
Pollock of Pennsylvania, recommends in his
message to the Legislature, which body he
called together for the purpose of devisiug
some means for the relief of the banks, that
they be relieved from the liabilities incur
red by their suspension. Would not such
be likely to be the upshot of California
banking system, even though the State
should "soak" her paper to protect it ?
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

Worthy OF Ir.-Ned Campbell, whose
friendship for, and advocacy of Hon John Il.
Weller made him some severe enemies among
the Stanley and Reform men. during his ed-
itorial management of the Sierra Citizen, is
q candidate for the Secretaryship of tho
Senate at the next session of the Legislature.
He deserves the position, and is amply COM
peteut to fill it,-Cdl. Express
The above meets with our most hearty en-
dorsement. Ned is in every respect worthy
of and capable to fill the position be seeks.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

WALLACE FOUND GUIEfY OF MURpEa--
The Jury in the Wallace case, returned .
verdict at 2'o'elock on yesterday morn snG of
"Murder in the first degree" Monday
next has been set for sentence. The pris-
oner's wife, who was present during his trial,
and maintained herself with wonderful for
ttude, is now almost beside herself with Vio-
lent grief. The prisoner seems calm and col
lected. We understand from his lawyers
that the case will be appealed to the Su
preme Court.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21
The Arcade saloon!

CHARLEY LEGATE j. now the Commandcr In.
Chief of the Arcade Saloon ard wishes Oroyiuisns
and the world in general IA know that he has Just
received fresh supply of Wines, Liquors and Lager
Beer. and sets Lunch twice day for The benefit of
his customers He serves up oyster aud clam soup
hash stews, Boston crackers aud bakers bread in,
any quantity, and Tree III that Drinks l24 cents
usual no
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

DIR. lee. CzaplSa .--ln another column Of this
paper will be found the advertisement os l.. ].
CIAPkAi' ". ID. The doctors testimonials are of
such character as TO Justify us in commencing him
10 pnohc consideration IS gentleman and physician
and one who is IN every way qualified for the faithful
performance Of his promises ~
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21
DISTRICT COURT PROCEEDINGS.
Hon. C. E WILLIAMS, Presiding.
FRIDAY, Nov. %.

FRIDAY. Nov %.
CouIt met pursuant to adjournment.
]. Thurman, convicted of Arson in the
second degree, was brought into Court and
sentenced in due form to five years in the
penitentiary.
The case of the People vs Anthony Ford,
indicted for murder in the second degree.
was called and jury empanneled. The fol.
lowing gentlemen we're elected Jurors:
j. A. Douglass, S T. Curtis, VIM. A Hal
sey, Robt. Rutherford, c. ? Toppin, L. W.
Day, j. F. Norton. A. Hoe, f. II. Owen,
L. Fort, Henry French and J. 7. Leonard.
We were enable to attend during the trial.
but presume the evidence was in effect the
same as that elected in the examination be-
fore the Justice.
The crime alleged to be committed origi.
mated at Charley's Ranch on the llth of
August. The defendant, Ford, and man
named John Shaw qnGrrelled, and Shaw at
tackled defendant with piece of plank.
Defendant retreated.lnt0 n stable, and when
the two combatants were in u stall, whittier
they went in the course Of the fight, defen-
dant drew a knife and killed Shaw.
u. Kleine, ESQ, appeared for the pris.
oner, General Harris, the District Attorney,
prosecuting.
The case was given to the jury about !
o'clock. They returned in about half hour
with verdict of " Not Guilty"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

CREAT ROBBERY AT RICHMOND The
Unions Washington correspondent Gays,
the Custom House Mt Richmond was robbed
n few nights since Of a large amount OF spe-
Gle, tS47 ,37S,) but the ingenious thieves
haze not been able to avoid the Argus-eyed
police. The parties arrested are undoubted.
ly the guilty ones, and will receive their re-
ward.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

New ADvER GisEME Davis,
Bennett & Armstrong will give their grand
opening Soires at Musical Hall on Thanks
giving Evening, the Goth inst.
John Kelly, the world renowned v;olinist
has purchased an interest in the Phoenix
Saloon, where he will make music for the
million nightly
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21
Dr.. JaIg,es VI. Vance.

Would respectfully inform his friends aud the pns-
lie generally, that he has removed 10 Ihompsou's
Flat for the purpose of Pmccirg his Profession,
where he may always be ioand, except when aose.a
in 'he discharge of his Urodsson a duties.
Thompson's Flat, Nov. IL.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

RETiRED.--Mnjor Hale, II veteran printer.
has retired from the Sentinel The Major
has done much to bolster up a bad ca use, al
though himself good man We trust he
may apply his abilities more wisely in the
future. State Journal
The gentleman alluded TO above is broth
er of Hon John p. Hale of New Hampshire.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21
NOTICE.
SllERIFF'S OFFICE

Butte County. California,
NO SERVICES will be performed IN any ciylnc-
tinn or proceeding, uni, the fee for such service s
paid by i!se party requiring the service. This rul
will be sttictly adhered to- without distinct N of per-
sons y. ID. Plum,
Nov. 18TH. Sheriff Butte Co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21
SPECIAL NOTICES.
TeaCEaer.

lady of long experience In iuition,' and whose
testimonials Of reputation and competency are unex-
cepionab e, is desirous of taking charge Of school,
either boys or girls. She can impIrt n thoroughly
solid education, as well as music drawing and the
languages Address "Educaor,' Office OF this paper
mis-
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

ANOTHER NEwsPArER.-They say that
newspaper has been established at San
Juan in Nevada county. 1t is called the
San Juan Star. 1t is a weekly, and profess
es neutrality as regards political matters
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

DEATH OF A DISTINGUISHED MAN.--Geo.
Washington Parke Custis, the distinguished
relative of the great man whose name lie
bore, died at his residence at Arlington,
Virginia, on the 10Th of October. The rel
lets of our furmer greatness are last passing
away.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21
ORoyILLE, SATURDAY, NOV. asT, 1857.
REMOVAL.

The Butte Record establishment has been
removed from the building which it has re-
Gently occupied, to the new brick building
just erected over Dennson and Co.'s Store,
one door above the old stand.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21
WIN LATTlMORE.
Teasurer Butte County.

Dr. q. Z. YOUNG, whose advertisement ad-
Versenent appears in another column, is the pioneer
advertising Physician ia this state has cured more
patients than any other. Attention Is called to his
advertisement. -
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21
NJ O T II

"E TIE UNDERSIGNED HAVING PUR-
w chased Sprcht x Eevere's entire interest In
and To the san francisco Lager Beer saloon. situated
on Montgomery street, under the Washington Block
the same will hereafter be conducted bg us in the
same manner as heretofore.
November is. SATTLER j. LUHRS,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21
away.

THE NICARAGUA LINE.-The State bur
nal of Thursday says that the Nicaragua
Steamship Company will despatch their first
steamer on the 5th of December. Who told
you so, Mr.. Journal?
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

HIGH WINDS IN THE MOUNTAINS The
Mountain Messenger of Friday last is in.
formed that on Wednesday, near Warren
Hill, a large tree fell across cabin, and
literally crushed the part on which it fell to
atoms. The pleasantest part Of the story is,
two miners were eating dinner in one end Of
the cabin, and escaped with out injury, save
a terrible fright. Near the same place a
giant of the forest fell across a high flume,
which wss prostrated to mother earth with
astonishing velocity Mr.. I. Tregaskis,
while returning from Gibsonville with his
team, on the same day, was summariy
stopped by huge pine falling directly a.
cross the road within a short distance in
front of his horses Fortunately, he and
his team escaped without injury Some
pedestrians near Nelson Point came near
being scared by similar occurrence which
happened quite close to the road on which
they were travelling.
We are happy to record that-sO far, we
have heard of no serious accidents,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21
!. o. of o. +.

.,,,a..-.s,l,. Oroviile Lodge, No. 80, indie
zNless .pendent ordsr oI odd Fellows, meets
'SsssgAsSSs every MONDAY Evening, 10 the Hall
over Cotton McDermotts Drug Store Brothers
OF the orIer are respectfully Invited to attend.
I'M. CLARK. \. g.. PETER Jof Is. Treas'r.
q. l.. SMITH, W g., 1 Il. SHARP. sec'y.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21
FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER u. D.

x Stated meetings are held in tire Masonic
xXil II on the second and fourth Fridays of each
" Nmohth. IL. a. CAsToN, NJ. L. HIP.
Z. f. CoLToH, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21
JAMES o'3RIEN, M. ID.

Particular attention paid 10 chronic diseases, and
all others common 10 this country. Has had large
experience IN hospital aud family practice and con-
fdcnily hopes for share Of public patronage.
OTFIcE-Dowaer street, east side, one door above
Montgomery. NO
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

COMING BACK The Marysville Herald
says that many of the Indians who we're
cent from that neighborhood to the Reser-
vation are coming back.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

THE County CoURT.--This Court will
commence is November term. ON Monday
next, the 23d inst
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

EXECUTIVE APPoINTMENT.-Jame s..
Long, ESQ, Of Forbestown, has been ap-
pointed Notary Public by Governor Johnson.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

BURGLARS ABoUT,-The Marysville pa
pcrs are complaining of the presence of a
gang of burglars in that city. Several of
the fraternity are sojourning in. this locality.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

PARKER H. FRENcn This. individual is
Washington, and at last accounts was writ.
ing the history Of Walkers Expedition.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21
DIR. Nj. VROOMAN.

WIN hereafter have bis Office at T. X. L. Maguret
Drug Store. Myers itreet, near the corner of uyer
aud Montgomery MO
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21

A LAWYER IN TRoUBLE.-The CaHfor-
MIA ErpreSs of yesterday says, that ja-
venile limb OF the law had a skirmsh with
white man on Wednesday, wherein the
lawyer, whose arms were full of books-in-
dicating that he had taken the Law into his
own hauds-was getting the worst of it,
when fortunately for him, he and his antag-
onist were arrested Nobody hurt much.
THANKs'-We again offer our thanks to
Dewitt & Co., and to Charley French Of the
Alta Express, for newspaporial favors.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-21
DIR. AUBERT.

FRENCH PHYSICIAN, Graduate Of the Medical
College of France, SURG Lon AND AcooUcUER,
diploma exhibited when requred,) Montgomery st..
next door 20 the Orleans Hotel
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NOTICE-

A 7. BRADSHAW and A. v. RUTLAND have purchas.
n ed from Messrs. RoBEhTsoE DAsHiKEL their entire
Stock OF Boots Shoes, Hats. Trunks, &C and would
spectay inform the old patrons OF the Arm and the
public generally, that III intend keeping at the old stand
No H. College Street. well selected Retail stock for La.
senf Cash and CASH ONLY. We hope, by strict at
tentiOn to business to merit share of the public pAron-
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THE subscriber takes this method OF Informing his old
customers and freods and the public generally that
he has removed bis Hardware Store from the old stand
Harket sret No o. IN the large brick building lately
erected The South side 81 Broad street. keep
cSnstahty hand makes order articles
embraced 10 his neof business. Ne invites especA! at
tenon TO bis large assortment OF CASTING, HOLLOW
WAR, BRASS &c such Mtntle and Coai Crates WAg-
Boxes, PoS Mold straw Caters Crrn she ers Cora
Crushera, NH CrusheFa Ralc0uy Work ana Iron gencng
Conae his Tea Ket-s Bras Kstfie Dog Irons CANDLE
Sticks, and almost thdiess variety q other articles
jan2Q ANDREW ANDERSON. .
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ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR RENT.

TWO Gu0D ROOMS over Hagan's Book Store, on 80
Market street, with separate entrance, suitab Liz
TOT any sort Of business that Is usually transacted on
second noor, Would make good 0fce, and viii be rent
Cd loW to proper tenantfo term ofyears desired
Apply to feb1s a. Y. 8. LINDSLEY.-
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MOTIEE

uAvING disposed of Stock Of Boots. Shoes, Ac 10
ii 10 Messrs READsHAw RUTLAND, take great pleas
in recommending them 10 the Old patrons Of the late
arm, and bespeakfOT them share ofthe patronage otfe
public generally. ROBERTSON 4 DAsalkLL-
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Sundriee.
Facts About Ambrotypes.

A WBROTEPES uere "Iatrodscsds In Nashville
"A hv A. LARCOABE 81
Amkreiypes made neuhere elss ia Nashville than n
,e Ameretype Rooms. No. 20 College g.. -
Ambreypss na4s upon doahs plAse glass hernets-
esy ssasd and thus protected against al Possibility 81 In.
lurF
nmsrssyps OuunteFselas naae singie rinss not
ssaled nna duEns rnaFy aaauerrsetype
Amerocpas eers na1sd ~ Iaxensar %
thsm rs al s1ker picfnFax osheF borrow fbe nars
ADD appY inznor piotnro Nhleh lacks The mksn
usntees ~ Amhsssvpe-sanr and aarshilits Ahfs
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FOR RENT.

THE STORE HOUSE, with good Dwelling at -.
tached, Marketstreet nearly opposite Unien,
No s6. one door bonn Wells Drug Store. Apply to ~
feble ~ A. v. 8. LlNDeLkY.
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FOR SALE.

OF No IT In the Wilson Spring Addition. fronting a
La SO feet on South Uncn street. One Of the hand-4
1rb1s A. v. 8. LINDsLEY.
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A HISTORY OF WASHING TUES.
U1HUMP. thump. scrub, Ssrsb. .-,-..- ..
Il ec0d, seod away;
A dsace 4 BIZ of comfort s $500
Upon vashing ng-dsy.-Old Song.
a aas bOsTVsued for EAS occasfoA. 50 b sae al
breakraH) f..
Come hone 10 dinner, daFling,
The vashing'n dons to-day
Rumsey's Tub has dS ne the job,
So you need so kiddlsbergsF's. Or
casy place else TO get ysar dnnsr a. an excuse
Hsy,ss pur.hsssd ths excessive sshs sf this eisy ana
county . ssn Wsensr PAtsns and having CIV
pTee A. thsy can be nAnuAoturcd Thls TUE b no Ma
chine Il has erAnks eogs, bsa, Wheels any hlag
,Ss. s.s PS..s 9: sSI ,Ss q s.e: .1S q. ::
shas Fan dlFensisns for assng s Aoeonpany ssoA rub
and Tub .esi does not give psrssss '.tetIen nag
rs uillity see eorrsspondsnos oslos- f'atl
E Ir f. .s- EnnoEDEAs orsuon
M. D. O. RrsssT-Dsar sir. ny uashsr.1o.usn a..
year fub ssvssa "AsAP q psrubhlnE" Yeurs ssuly.
20. l. krAN, cy Aarsha-
Nasrvna.. E.b. lGST.
D. O. gunskr--Dssr SIR The Nash fsS paruhsssa Of
ssss = % % ,s,ar sse as 80 = =
done by a s AE HAersor - that dons on sAs sanmsn
sas beaEa sad nsseoger SAVES Al ne faEns AtsndAns
Mr.. D. @ Russsr-pear sr. ssRs TTesl Vissssrs IN
sssammsnalnx ths WAsh-rub purrhansa q ygn n b
ss ssss..s ssss; = sss s.i s..s sSs ssS :
wish 70 sblan enc u psctAb ea - % thsaf nfst
y. ssAs cav r.y sE' sA-i sss ssxxs ;a''a
80 an Us osHsossr ~ Dssiassa sssAsy.
sAsnsn.., Fsb. 4, 81.
NJ n q. Kvnssr-Dsar 81. fhs y aaA,fub bSasAiof
wee i. sss ssss snnr hs kiud sssr ssa aad
ssai ssssy iam's 'ss's sa>. i'aaaIr fsrxcu {
c.,,, Mas. ,.r r.ss rsansssss sr q. aAsvs wasa
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EOR RENT.

THE STORE HOUSE on Union street. In Camp -.
bells Buildings next to York's Book Store Ap- Nj:
ply 10 A. v. 8. LlNDSLEY Elil
feb11 88 College street.
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FOR SALE.

OTIS 274 and 275 in EVing's Addition, EvinE's ~
L. Avenue, which two all frame dwell LIZ
fsb1s A. v. 9. LNDsLEY
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FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.

A FEW neat and comfortable DWELLINGS, In
n South Nashville including some Of Clzborne's. hz.,A
Apply to lisblll A.V. s. LlNDsLEY. kl2L
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ELMWOOD, the residence Of the late Dr.. Berry. !,
II Contains ten rooms, with Kitchen, servants ~
room, suitable outhouseF stc The ground contains Ill
1--WE with fruit trees, good vegetable garden, nne
well Of water, etc. Apply TO -
fsb1I A.v. 8. LIEDsLEY.
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CCALEs.-AH siass, Fafssssks' eslsbs.s porm.ns
- FhtssEn ceaHteE snd troesEs' aeaisa n tcrs -
~ ssis q nss1sssfuEsfs Pfirsshy thssF aesnas
ass ". n. GbRDos a CO.
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FOR RENT.

I'Hk Rutledge Property with about IS acres Of ~
Ground One OF the most desirable residences L.
in the city. Apply to
feb1s Avs LINDsLEY.
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FOR RENT.

TWO GOOD ROOMS in Campbells Buildings on -
i Union strset-ons in the second, the other in lii:
the third story, Apply TO 1ElessA
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FOR SALE.

T OF No. 1OI in Ishelby's Addition, woodlAndGA
L. street, one Of the handsOnest in the whole Ad -
diton. Apply to --
febiS A. V. 3. LINDSLE1.
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Cheap Cash Store.

Cheap Cash Store.
CHAS. III. WATERS s. CO.,
Successors to F. Birdsall Il Coz
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In
WOOD AND WILLOW WARE.
BRooMs, coRDAGE, TwINEs, 40.
LJAyING largely replenished stock and also intro
duced many articles not heretofore kept in this estab
lishment, able TO former
patrons Of this house. and dealers generally
By any other house In this city We shall keep constantly
hand full and complete o. every article 10
this line Of business and determined the
reputation the Old hr and be outdone any in
this business; and viii be greatest endeavort 10 give
satisfaction to all.
Wood and Willow Ware manufactured to order at the
shortest notice The following list though complete
win give more general idea Of stock in store.
BrOOms.
$50 dozen large Shaker Brooms;
SIS So. o. :sanbos, 90 DO; DO; superior quality;
sSS sSS SS. d. nn.S So' DE- common;
$50 do. plain and common BrOoms;
800 do. fancy hf Brooms and Whisks.
We are prepared At all times 70 furnish Broons Of
every variety and in anyqusnty all orders win receive
Cedar Ware.
bound red Cedar BHcEsts ZION bound white Cedar Tubs,
cSarns BucEsts Water osn. and R.ssP Cedar
COrdage.
OF every description consisting part Of Manila; Hemp
Get and Jue Rope all szes Hemp Bed Cords
and picw Lines Hemp Packing and Lead Lines Cotton
Cords Piow Lines and Sash Cords Manila Bed Cords and
Clothes Lines;spun Yarns, Marin. = q
Buekeis Churus Tubs Keeler Fancy Cabs Covered Buk
eta, Patsnt Churns Wagons wheebarrows, &c., &c. Il
ta Mats. ~
Alicante Jute Manila Cocoa Husk Corn and Rope Mats
Plain and Fancy Door Rugs Sheep skin Palm Leaf Table
ard Buggy Matt, 4c., Ae. -
. Brushes. 4
Shoe, Horse Scrub, Stove, whtesash, Hat clothesa
whsk brushes Fancy Feather Floor and Hearth Dus.ers
White Ware.
DaAh Charms Covered Bnokets Tubs stsve Hall Bushes,
Horse AID Cistern Burkets Barrel Churns, Kegs Deck
Buckets eat Boxes Wen Buekets, buckeyes, Poplar and
Maple Bo.s ehopPng Trays, Pstent Charms Ball Boxes
Zinc Waelbodrds, &c.
Baskets.
good assortment constantly hand: the stock Of
French and Fancy Baskets IN the city, Willow Clothes Mar
dies, CABS Wagons Chairs, Oak Feed Peach Clothes Book
Corn Rattan. Baskets fsncy Embroidered Work Prnged
Nattee stick mce, Trieste Recnie French KNIFE Tamb
Ter, Gard. Fruit, l., kc
Measures. -. s8Fer
Iron Bound aud Pea Han Basbei Sets Small Mearures
Cedar Hail Bushels, Sealed Measures Of every kind.
HaudEes. i
Poplar, Sugar Tree and egeamboals Broem Handles In
any quanty Axe Handles, Turned and Shaved Pick Fora
and Mop Handles.
Sundries.
Matches, Selves Backing, Rolng Pins. Butter Prints.
Mouds and saddles, Root Hanes. Wsapppg Paper Gotten
Mops Carry oombs, 0aknu, Potato aashers Cocoa Dip
kne Trayp Tar Cans Soap, Starch, candes, Pipes
Lemon SqueezcFs fowe RoeF, Rat Trzps Barrel Covers
Sang starts, foy eneksss. facks. Ae .Ae-
oHAs. H. WATERS A CO.,
Neia Main At. bstseea Frunt sad oonnhiA, cincaaasl
Oct. n--diy.