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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

THE "SHow."--We suppose that a female
" show actor r" named Stanley occupied the
stage part of the Oroville theatre last night,
but not having the inclination or kale seed
to purchase a chance to see, we are unable
to say. We tried to get by the door keeper
with the usual countersign, but he sent us to
the ticket seller, so we went to him, and he
tried to send US to the " Manager" but we
wouldn't be sent any further. and in turn
sent him to the devil, and hope he went.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

Thrown FROM a MULE.-A man by the
name of Jesse Jinks was thrown from mule
n few days since, near the river, and badly
hurt. lie landed head foremost in mud
hole. He was so far gone when taken there
from ty his companion, as to be unable TO
spirit the mud from his mouth. For time
it was feared that his neck was broken. lie
is now walking about. AT the time of tho
accident he was riding near thicket Of un-
dergrowth, in which were large quantities
of wild grapes. From the fact that there
was no apparent reason for the animals be-
ing frightened, it is thought that lie must
have smet grizzly among the grape vines.
1t is known that mule can scent a grizzly
further, and git up and git from one faster
than any other known quadruped.- Shasta
Courier.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04
AN AMALGAMArIoN.- have informa-

AN AMALGAMATIoN.-W have informa-
tion of marriage which was consummated
at Stringtown on Monday by Squire Wood
man. The lovyer is n " cullud pusson who
offciates as q maitre de cuisine, and the
fair dulcenia is an aboriginal maiden rejoic-
ing in tho newly acquired cognomen of Eliza
beth This was the first official act of Squire
Woodman, and the last instance of amalga-
nation we have had the pleasure of being
apprised of
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04
PRODUCTIVE REAL ESTATE
EN TRUST
For their Rcdcmption.
TRUSTEES
TKISIEES:
VOLNEY T.. HOWARD, SAMUEL J. TIENSLEY,
ELI COOK.


V0LNEY L. HOWARD. SAMUEL J. UENSLEY,
ELI COOK.
YgNEEE UNDERSISsNF has esabli~hed in
the City OF san Francisco BANK, under the
above nume style and TILE. The object is to furnish
sale Oi deposit 10 all classes ot tne community
especially To HARMER~. MINERS and MECHAN-
lCS. For the pshmeut OF this object there
mas been conveyed TO competent and reliable itus-
tees, Productive REAL ESTATE, amounting TO
not less than four hundred and fifty thousand dollars.
Certificates of deposit viii be issued Tor any
amount. from Five Dollars upwards. but no Ccrtld-
cate will be Issued bearing interest for "A less sum
than One Hundred Dollars nor for Hshurcr time than
six months The interest paid upon these Certificates
Will be at the rates or Throa per cent. per annum.
ALL MONEYS LOANED viii be upon first class
securies-bul borrowers viii be required to pay oil
the EXPENSE of searching tides, drawing mortgages
and other paprrs-ihe right reserved to The bank to
say who shall search the titles, draw the papers and
the manner in winch they shall be drawn.
Gold Dust will be received AMI deposited at the
United States Mint any Assay once for assay, and
the depostOrs Of the same charged the usual market
rates tor 80 doing.
Foreign and domestic Exchange purchased aud
forwarded charging usual commissions in cuch cases.
but Exchange viii be forwarded without funds or
ample satisfactory security in hand
The Bank is situated IN the CITY OF SAN FRAN
CISCO, on the North East corner of Montgomery and
California Streets, ard will be open daily. (Sunuays
and holidays eXceptrd) from . 4. VI. until Z. NJ
On every saturday Evening from To o o clock, and
on the night previous 10 the sailing Of the Steamers
from O'clock until III +. NJ.
SAMUEL BRANNAN.
San Francisco, Oct. 81, 1867. n2-lm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

A LEGAL CURIosIrY.--In complaint
filed in one Of the San Francisco Courts, in
a suit brought to recover damages from
Wells Fargo & Co, for injury received by a
parcel of merchandise in transitu from New
oak, there occurs a rare curiosity in the
shape of special pleading. The complaint
AYERS that 1.-The said merchandise became
and is assaulted and damaged" and 'wss
Jammed, rammed, cFammsd, ana damned
with great violence against other merchan-
dise," by reason of which it became wetted,
fractured and broken" to the great damage
Of the plaintiffs! Rather strong put.--Sae.
Union.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

THE STAMP TAx-The stamp tax law
passed by the last Legislature seems to have
created source Of very considerable reve-
nue.. The receipts of cash into the State
Treasury for the month of October, Sc ,295 /.
45, and for the four months ending Oct 81,
$42,43 SO. The mercantile community of
San Francisco and other cities find fault with
this taxation, and have made a preliminary
effort for its repeal
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

The BILLIARD CUE.-We have received
q number Of neat little paper published in
New York with the above title. AS its name
implies, it is devoted to the science of bill.
lizards and the putting of Mr. Mike Phelan's
improved combination cushions. It's first
page contains diagram illustrative of -" the
angles" accompanying which is q lesson in
the art.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

TURNPIKE COMPLETE The Mountain
Messenger, published at La Porte, says the
turnpike road between that place and St.
Louis is now completed 1t is q great en-.
terprise and reflects credit upon the con-
stractors The grade is without steep as
cent, or descent, so that any ordinary load
of freight can 10 taken over it either way
with ease. Transfers can now engage
freight at Mrrysvills for St Louis and Pine
Grove, without fear of having to unload on
the way
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

SYNAGOGUE IN MARYsvILLE.--The He
brows of Marysville are making a move to-
ward the erection of synagogue in thot
city. The Hebrew Benevolent Society held
meeting on Monday night and passed reso-
lutions inviting the cooperation of their
brethren in that vicinity in carrying out
their project.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

A FREAK OF YOUNG AMERtCA-About
half past one O'Clock on Thursday morning,
says the San Francisco Herald, Capt. An
drews, of the police, was waited upon by
Mrs. Bell. n widow lady, who informed him
that her son Richard, boy twelve years OF
age was missing from home, and that she had
reason to believe he had left the city in com
panywith another lad, thirteen years old the
son of Mr.. Quimby, a jeweler in Kearny
street, and gone on cunning expedition.
Capt. Andrews Immediately set off in pur.
suit, and finding some clue to the boys, eros
sed over to Oakland, and prospected the
country back of that place. About noon he
heard the report of a gun, and going to the
spot, found the two lads They had given
away their good clothes in exchange for red
shirts and stout pants, and their good shoes
were replaced by strong, heavy boot. They
also had knapsack containing provisions
but most singular of all, they had fifty
pounds Of shot, and only two pounds Of pow
der. The place where Capt. Andrews over
hauled them was in q corn6eld, about eight
miles back of Oakland He took charge of
the excursionists, and restored them to their
anxious parents.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

DIR. H.. y. CZaplEay.-In another column of this
paper will be found the advertisement Of L. j,
CZAPkAY, NJ. ID. The doctors testimonials are of
such character as TO justify us in commencing bin
to public consideration agentleman and physician,
and who is in every way qualified for the faithful
performance of ms promises. If
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

MoRE Mormons GoING.-The Stockton
Republican is informed from reliable sources
that number of Mormons, including sever
al families. at present residing in San Joa-
quin county, will take their departure, in a
few days, for Salt Lake City, in obedience
to tie orders of Brigham Young, head of the
Church of Latter Day Saints.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

A fra man aged about fifty years,
fell down yesterday at noon, in the iestau-
rant opposite the st. Charles, in an appo-
plectic fit Dr.. Grey aud Hector were call
ed in and speedily relieved him. The man
is quite sui jeet to them. lie is workman
in the tailor shop at the corner Of Maiden
Lane and Second street.--EdpresS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice tO ATTORNEYS.

ny an order made in the District Court of III Fiji.
teenth Judicial District in and Tor Butte County, by
the Hon. c. 4. Williams, Judge thereof at Chambers
the Sd day ol oct 1857, Rue 9Th of said Cour, is
so changed for Nov. Term 1897, us to read, Zach
cause Will be disposed el Tor the as it is reached
upon the calendar" NJ. II. DARRACH,
Oct. o0-3t Clerk
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04
County Treasurer's OGice,

ORoVIbLE, October 9TH, 1857.
Notice hereby given, that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the lst day of November 1856,
and the 9th and l2th OF February 1857 inclusive,
except Nos. l5i4. and 1889 also Cour House and
Jail Warrants Nos. SAL 542 and 5l3, asoWarrants on
lndigent Sick Fund Nos l40l, l40@ 1905 i4O4, 1892
l434, 1881 that the same will be paid on presentation
at this Office, and after this date said Warrants will
cease to bear interest.
WIN LATTIMORE
Teasurer Butte County
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04
DIR. j. GILBERT.

Member Of the Royal College of Surgeons London.
formerly Surgeon Accoucher to the Christ Church
Lying-in Institution, London, and late House Phy>
sician to the State Marine Hospital San Francisco.
~. B.-Dr. o. can receive a few [atients into hls
house fronting the the Plaza near Musical Hail.
0royIlle, Aug, 4th
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

PUGiLIsTIc.-The Journal says . fight
took place on the Sacramento leves, Sunday
in the vicinity of the Harbor Masters office,
between two men, deck hands on n steam
boat. They ''ft aud fit, and fit and fit. and
fit and ft,' for nearly an hour. No one in
terfersd to spoil the entertainment, and at
the close, two sorry looking couDtenauces
were presented to ths public gaze.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04
OROyLLE, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4TH. 1857.

Ten THOUSAND THANKs.--Every one of
the above we offered to our kndest and most
obliging friend Bob. 0'Neal, Of the California
Stage Company, last night, when he brought
us the steamer news from Marysville We
also offer Charley" a similar acknowl-
edgement.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04
Rich Gusch Steam Mining Co.

An assessmet OF ten per cent on the capital stock
was made the 5lh Of October Shares H. i2,43
H. 4j, %, a., IS, 65, Co. d7, 6s, CO. 10 H. II, 49, o.
81, 52 SO, 81, 55. SO, 90, %. 95, %, win De sold
at the Court House door at O'clock 7. NJ, sat-
urday, Nov. 1887, 10 the highest beder for cash. to
pay back assessments. Per order OF trustees.
ID. u. HARRIS, sec'y.
0royilIe, Oct. c, 1851 c9-sw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

DEER.--The Shasta Courier is informed
that large number of deer have recently
been observed upon the ridges about mile
south Of that place. 1t has always been a
favorite place of resort FOR deer in the fall
and winter season. In the winter of 40 our
friend 'Jetf," who is crack shot, killed up
wards of one hundred in that vicinity.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

THE SoLANo HERALD.--This staunch lit
tie Democrat has just entered its third year.
We rejoice to hear of its continued prosper
ity. and wish it hundred future anniver-
saries.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

Miss EMMA BAKER.--This lady commen-
ces her dancing school to- night She is pro
baby the very best teacher of Terpsichore.
On art who has ever offered TO teach the
"swkward squat Of orOville to be graceful
The school siA be held at the Orleans Hotel,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

BULLOCK SENTENCED Ezekiel Bullock
was sentenced by Judge Bolts Of the Sacra-
mento District Court, on Monday, to four
teen years imprisonment in the State peni-
tertiary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04
BY Special Telegraph TO Marysville
For the Daily Butte Record.
.qRRIV.9L or THE STEAMSHIP
JOHN Z. STEPHENS
Important .Ne,cs from the .atl0ntic States!
HEAVY BANK FAILURES
Resc ne Of the only SurrivOr Of the Wfated
Crab Expedition, &C., &c.

Rescu ne Of the only Surriv0y Of the W.tated
Crab Expedition, &C., &c.
MARYsvILLE, Nov. 81, 5 o'clock p NJ.
Steamer J L. Stevens arrived last night
at II p. NJ.
She brings accounts of distressing state OF
affairs in the financial world cast. Nearly
all the large banks have failed, and the pan
ic is as great as that of 1886 and 1887.
Drexel, Sather & Church have failed in
New York, consequently their house here
has suspended.
The John L. Stephens took on board at
Manzanillo, Chas. Davis, the only survivor
of Crabb's party, and brought him to San
Francisco.
Among the passengers is Mrs. Chas. s.
Fairfax.
EEzzMznnzazs-r@zs-a<uzzzz
STATE TREASURY. .--On the 3lst ult the
following was the condition Of the Treasury,
according to the report Of the Board of Ex-
aminers:
1S57-Oct. 3l--Cash on hand. .$3l22 ,971 66
Oct. 31--Disburscd FROM
General Fund. -. 1l,73S so
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04
NOT CLE !,

OFFICE WELLS, FARGO CO.,
Oroyille, Oct 22d, 1857
Our Office will be open from to o'clock p. NJ. on
Sundays. jos. MCWILLIAMS, Agent
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

DIR. j. &. YOUNG, whose advertisement ad
verlIsement appears in another column, Is the pioneer
advertising hyslcian in this state, has cured more
patients than any other Attention is called to his
advertisements If
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

"PANIc. We are told that great ex
element was occasioned in Marysville yes
terday by the receipt Of the steamers news,
and that run" was made upon tho banks,
one of which was closed in consequence
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04
DIR. AURERT.

FRENCH PHYSICIAN, Graduate Of the Medical
College of France, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHER,
diploma exhibited when requiIed,) Montgomery st.,
next door TO the Orleans Hotel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

FAvoRs--We are again indebted to Char.
ley French of the Alta Express, and Dewitt
& Co., for whole cords of papers.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. U. D,
a Stated meetings are held ia the Masonic
X <aglI II on the second and fourth Iidays of each
~ Nmonth. II. a. GAsTON, NJ. u. I.P.
G. +. COTTON, Secretary.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-04

Cash an hand at close of business, Octo-
Der 3lst, 1857, Sill ,233 &C, apportioned as
follOwa.
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VIM J. Jordon has been appointed postmaster
q Newberp. Pulaski county, Va, vice James p.
Hswley resigned
On Friday last the ship Wallace cleared at Sa.
vannah Tor Europe with 3 482 bales of cotton vail
ned as e235, 337.
The democrats Of Portsmouth, Va, have nomis
naasd ! ". Young for the legislature and James
g. Hodge for mayor
Tne work OF repairs to dam No 5 Chesapeake
ONO canal 10 stii rapidly progressing 300 me
working day and night
Inc Americans at Panama have contributed
stone 70 the National Washington Monument.
70! +. u Wynkoop, u. g. marshal for the eas.
tsfn district Of Pennsylvania has sent his resign
ton 70 Washington.
John b. Cough has been taken LII a, Cincinnati.
thus suspending his lectures
Lase Sunday Mrs Knott of L,porte. I. return.
g rom church and hung hsrself. She was only %
years of age. AV ."
Tne Dslawars and Raritan canal was opsned On
estnsaay throughout lie entire length
Dr Humboldt. famous for his theory OF en- rips.
xeu9w lever ~ inocuiasion, died Il Vera Crus.
Dseasa h::seser, OF Harrisbure, Pa. has oh.
ss,sse verdict of q, 500 damages from one ca.
~ uho bad ssdassd bis danshtsr. 80
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A MAN IN THoI SANDING saw at the Int
rior Department, yesterday Mr. Bepjam F..
Robinson, the Government agent for the Dea-
ware Indians, stalwart specimen of the genus
PRO slavery Border Ruffian." When the sales of
the Delaware trust lands took place not long since.
the money was paid daily as it came into bis
hands. At the conclusion of the sales he placed
the whole sum realized, Gin speeie) S467 OOO in two
horse wagons, and with guard of some ten Della
wares and white men journsyed through "bleed
Ing Kansas" and the innumerable terrible Border
Rnfans located in his path, crossing all the rivers
ON the Ice by the way, until he reached ST Louis,
where he deposited the whole sum without the
loss Of dollar, in the Sub Treasury.
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A REMARKABLE INSTANCE or CLOSE APPLICA-
TION TO LABoR-mr. Benjamin Richardson, one
OF our most respectable citizens, says the Lynn
(Mass News, and a man of general Intelligence
whose death was noticed few weeks since work.
cd At the shoe business for sixty six consecutive
years with scarcely the loss of day; and such
was the uniformity Of his habits, that the sun sci.
was always recognized by all early risers in the
neighborhood. lie occupied the same corner in
his shop for thirty seven years. By his labor be
maintained his family reputably and ACCUMULATED
property to the amount of some eight Or ten thou
sand dollars
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~ne, THE GREAT SOUTHERN EFT
4E$sx HAr AND ZAP MiNUFACFORY XII
0ssxA AND DEPOT.
SPRING TRADE, 1887.
JOHN DOOLEY,

JOHN DOOLEI,
ST, MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
MANUFACTURES AND IMPORTER OF
HATS, CAPS, LADIES FURS, TRIMMINGS
&C, &C.
Would on this occasion psItIou srly call the atten
ton Of his euiar customers and Others to .e pre-
parstiors he has made for the business Of Spring.
During hisrecent tour In The Nor'h, he has visited
not only tia cities Of Baltimore Philadelphia. and
New York but also the principal manufacturing dis
t.icts goods in his line get upthus he has
been enAbed Jth to obtain samples ct every srtcle,
made, and purchase mo!s asvantaseoesiy than here
tofore
For the in portation of French goods lie has made
such arrangements will Insure him q regular sup
ply of the newest and choicest styles
The silk ead other Hsts of his max hava in
varisbly been deemed by his custaners superior to
those of Northern Importation. FroIl various i'm
provements recently made in his factorS tbs sups-
iiority will only be main taint d. but added
Ouch country merchants as purchase elsewhere,
without giving Richmond trial, he would respect
fully invite to visit his estsblishment-he asoures
the IN should they do they will find stock of goods
eGuali variety, quantity AID low prices, thai OF
any other house NORTH or South
Ills busn arrangements sTe Of the conf lstsst
kind aud the creates attention s paid to the careful
packing sno prompt 'hiproent of goods mn 6-ts
&C. NOTICE. 40 THE LADIES'
sss5sssG The subscriber hiss just received largo
supply Of Ladies', Misses and Chdren's
ladies' Morocco Welt Bootes, with he ell.
Nlssss' do DO do do
Ladies. do Thin sole Bootsss. with heel.
Do Black Lasting Caters, very fns
Do DO do do without heels
Do do Black Morocco and Kid Slippers,
Misses Morocco Hronzs Slippers
Children. Morocco and Pat Leather Ankle Ties
And many ether styles OF hhoes
All of the above goods were selected by himself
with especial and he takes pleasure in recon-.
mendns them to bis customers, as being Of the very
best quality. ALEX. HILL.
NH III Main street.
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A CERTAIN CUfkE FOX ALL.
In dreery winter, STOW or rain,
When winds do blow, ] am the ssns
In lowy cot, or rich mans retreat.
am to them, INSTANT RELIEF.
For lonely orphan, the poor mans bride,
For those that use me tits their pride
To recommend when cart down with grief,
Their greatest comfort is INSTANT RELIEF.
For COUGHS and COLDS, it's to prevent,
And cure all those for such I'm meant,
Pm nice to take tits quite treat,
Do take this Syrup, LEONARD's INSTANT
RELIEF.
Price IS cent, &c, &c. fs 10
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NAVAL Orders have been received, at the
Gosport Navy Yard, to fit out the soop OF war
Dale. Com. William McBlair, Tor the African
Station.
The sloop Jamestown. Com. James H. Ward,
the dag ship of Com. Crabbe will return home
immediately
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D PUkC ELL. LA % ID & T. o.,
DRUGGISTS,
~ DEA I,ERS IN

PAINTS, OILS, DYES, WINDOW GLASS, &C,
No 90 Main street. Richmond, Vs.,
Offer for sale their usual large assortment embracing
toe following in part very low for cash. or to prompt
customers their usual time.
5000 lbs super ior Indigo 100 ounces Benzoir As1d
5000 his b.sr Nader z bbls. BaisaE Copalva
50 he "a Peupsr Is cases refined Borax
9J bags Pi,nsnto Is bbls Putty
sO0 mats C.sgis 5000 bbs. Ext. Logwood
600 lbs Nutnegs Chins; rne1sn and
$40 lbs. Niece French 'eTmiiaon
60 cases Coope.'f Ism 30 It's Choroform
slass shred ana sheet Al lbs Glycerns
5 bible. Olive Oil 81 boxes starch
$500 gals. Linssed Oil 5OO IDS. Iattaric Aold
l000 seas Lewls White $50 lbs. CiLric Acid
iasd u casks Sal g. da
sooo saIs Lamp Oil 10 kegs Canary aeed
Io00 sai. machine Oil $50 doz Enelish Mustard
~ bb!s Tnnaers' Oil 600 CigaIs vaIi us
40 bbls Burning Fluid brand.
ano bs.ksts and boxes Is bbs. Varnish-s
gweetCil IS cases Chrome, green
25 bbs. Spirits Torpen- and Yellow
tine 20 kess Red Lead
q carboys Oil vitrol 20 gro Brown Windsor
lGOl ounces Quinipe Soap
$50 lbs. root and pow'd 10 gro. Cod Liver Gil
Rhubsrb IS bbs. Castor Oil
100 lbs root and pow'd SO ozs sulph. Merphia
Inicac cise Opium
p baiss Gum ARABIC 500 lbs Psris Green, dry
sorts and 10 Oil
10 csses Gum Arabic 1000 boxes French Win.
picked dow Glass; assorted
800 kegs Sup. Carb. Soda sizes
And an assortment of Chemicals, Surgical lrstru-
IN nts, popular Patent Medicines, &c. &C.
N B Particular aud prompt attention 10 packing
and forwarding orders
PURCELL, LADD CO,
NH 20 Drur sists 81 M ain street. corner 18th.
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ARRESTED FOR RAPE.-Morlecsi Lester has been
snested Ia Troy, y. T., on charge of psrpetratio
"a outrage upon the person Of Mary Ann Walcott.
OF Nassau. Lestor 10 married man. % years of nre
and hes cbsrge Of school at Nassau. Among The
scholars was his victim-an INTELLIGENT little slri
shout twelve yesrs Of age. He made improper adj
TO fores and Inflicted horrible injury upon her Tbe
Oe0Ak0 me- cfeAeed lnLenae exclLeme Mt In MANN
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HArs, GAPS, snORs, &c.

n BOqrk, sIIUkS, TRUNKS. -
kc.--The subscriber inf1fms his -
friends and the pubI1s. that hs hrs 80 :.
~ returned to the city, and taksa tbs store No.
loo Main stscet. two doors below the Exchange
Bank. for the purptse Of carrying ON the EUOT
AND SoOE BUSINESS In eli it, branches IL,
hiss wv, and will always keep ON hand. . general
assortment of Northern and Eastern work, seiscsed
we II as work of bis own manufsctnre. His steck OF
Manufacturing Materials cannot be surpassed.
ThUNKS.-A coed assortment of Trunks always
ON hand which be will se II ct eur all advance
He will be pile sed to his olo friends and Gus
NH io.im DAVID CURRY
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oMER. CAhaBAtsES CARRAAtsEs--
GIIEaeSL The su5scriSer has on hand, at his Cosah
-xI----~-Makins Establishment. on Lombard Al
ley, between Main and Cary, (Sth and I4th Streets
rear the Columbian Hotel, COACHES, CHARIO-
TEES, eAROUCHES, BUGGIGs with aud without
tops and suLkIES, ell of his own make. Of the
best materials and workmanship sli of which will
be sold low good work Of the hind caa be in the
city of Richmond and respectfully ask call from
those IN want of any article in tbs Carriage line SIS
am determined to make to order and se at the low
esr prices possible, and all work sold, that ia new
warranted.