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BY TELEGRAPH.
ID.por,ant from Nicarag1a.


NEW YoRK, April 3--Tbs steamer Texas, from San Juan
on the goth and Aspnwa the 23d arrived here last
night She connected AspnwA with the 0rizsbs the
Pacific side but brings nothing later from CALIFORNIA;
The intelligence from Nicaragua interesting comprising
news from Rvas Walkers headquarters to the 18th ult
The reports the army good condition and well pro-
visionsd Walker with 400 men, attacked the allies at San
George gained the plaza burned Important part Of the
town, and then retreated to Ras which, in the time
Chomoro had attacked at the head Of 400 men, but had
been repulssd and driven back with great slaughter by
Henningsen Walker met them rereatng they
ssqasnty placed between two ss and becoming completely
paraly suffered immensely The allies said by their
account to have lost 327 killed and 500 wounded while
Walker estimates their loss at 900 killed and wounded He
also states his loss two killed and twentyons wounded
Walker had the bodies Of the dead burned.
IL reported that Canas, commander Of the
allies under arrest for making certain overtures to
Walker. This improbable, it has been known (by
private letters from the Minister of Hsciends of Ecaagu
that overtures had heretofore been made although their
indicated 1t is also reported that Gen. Chill
Ion, who has hitherto been friendly Waksrand only
awaits favorable opportunity to show his profereneehad
raised body of men in Leon and about to join Walker
1t rumored that President Ryas had been assanas
which is said to have been confirmed.
The soop-ofwar st. Mary's was still at San Juan del
Sur.
Col Lockdge the San Juan river had been reinforced
by the detachment of 20 Texans who went from New Or
leans In the Texas together with large quantity of
milton and provisions. His command had garrsoned the
only two communications by water with Costa Rca viz
20 at the mouth the Sorapqua river and $50 the
San Carlos river. The remaining l52 in advance
these points with Lookrdge the Machuca rapids
Lockrdge said to have secured documents showing
that Costa Rica had opened transit tn.
British government. The Costa Rcan force San Csrlos
small, and Lockridge confident Of being able
take it, 1t reported that the allies defeated by Walker
had retreatsd to Massaya. a5
IsrHaUs.
The royal mail steamer New Granada had been
the Peruvian steamer Lao the interest Of yvanco and
pundered Of $4,000 In specie, well arms stores
provisions. arhst aFa as eg5a'as3 5sl
The soopowar Saratoga had left San Juan for Havana
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,O''So IN KANsAs.-The telegraph from Washington
that the administration desgns sustaining the
Kansas as they exist This is of course; for the
mas no power 10 60 behind the official promulgs-
those laws and inquire whether they were fairly or
passed, OF even whether they constitutional.
su questions belong TO other departmentsto Congress
part out principally TO the eours In connexion with
matter we may mention that the telegraph from the
~ informs us of the determination OF the feeStatc set
to Toe at the coming election but to hold Of
own II this ia correct 1t 10 greatly to be deplorsd
country will not sustain sny set Of men who oppose
"w, especially when, by yielding obedience to those
v" mey might obtain the power toremodel them.
~" Phiia. LcoyrS
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NEW PAPER-IIANG1NGS.--I receiving my spring
stock Of paper hansngs comprising
ed assortment OF description among which may
the richest beautiful patterns
American brought his and at prices from Is
~ cent lower than sold for before. also
with Of superior woikmon paper house. the
ncr l.. r. CLARK, i
Paper hanger and Uphoscrer, ,.N
hpt-j3 No. ais Penn avenuc bet 10th aud 18th sislh
fl-sr tStar q Init
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Proposals for Lithographic Printing.
Once Superintendent Pablic Printing,


#s 8sa. ~ s--.5 Washington April ], 1857
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received this once until Wed
nerday the 18th instant for executing in the best manner
following work for the Senate and House Of OF thu
United states Wis
Ist For transferring from and printing
thousand nine hundred and fifty Impressions OF each OF
accompany the annual report OF the the
Coast Survey. 49, -
3D. For engraving printing twenty-five thousand
nine hundred and my mprsaons Of each Of charts
pany the came report. fs.ls. NJ
3D. engraving printing thousand hun
bred and twenty copies Of each Twelve accompany
Fourth Meteorological Report OF Professor Espey,
In foregoing ciasss proposals price
and price, Cor Transferring and printing,
printing. the required number of each chart bid tor
VIII received
printing and colorng four thousand four hundred
copies OF each OF small the Fourth
Meteorological Report Espey. proposals alate
Ao FOR engraving on stone printing and cons thousand
four hundred and Of
pany the report OF Csptain George y. McCiell,n. s
The and charts will be this Office for the inspection
OF ho DESTROYS OF Kidding until the cosus
The bids, and Indignation desired will be furnisbed
The paper required for printing will be furnished b this Once
Contracs will be entered nlo with aud bonds with security wiz
be required from the uceesr bidders m The faithful execution
Of their contracts ~ 'f
II bs s,nely undeood bids win be entertained
m parties directly eng ged IN, and practically acquainted
The proposals rate required
the work. portions OF and VIII be addressed the
undesned endorsed the envelope, Proposals for Lhasph
ing.r - n 49, 'h ~ 2 - ~
Et. sss IA u ssstetF A. O. SEAMAN,
April l-co,i5th flint starl Superintendent.
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MOUNT wAsHIN GTON FEMALE COLLEGE, NEAR
BALTIMORE.

HE SUMMER SESSION Of this aourisng institution located
Moust Washngton miles on the Northern Central
raroad Maryland legislature will
1857 ih full faculty OF experienced
consisting ladies' This
college well be desired for the Of finished
have been spared TO make
bs in all respects The locality Is highly sau
and has been selected one OF the most
desirable beautiful grounds nford
ample scope Tor pleasant walks hsatu recreation The
building brick ed6ce (eecied for
female eoese thoroughly ventilated shied with
furnished ed 10 each story, and has
100 boardes The establishment
complete costing Than $so During this the nsi
OF lis operation, II pumbers 81 boarders
Catalogues further Information may be obtained al the Union
T.. Heine and Hon. j. BslimoreS
George Lewis aiey Principal Noun, Washington,
Maryland. -..-s---..
March t&Wed6w President Board OF Vsiters.
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by y. @. MCGUIRE, Auctfoneer.

pKlcK AND STONE OF TIE NATIONAL THEATRE AT
Pube AGconon Friday afterhoon April 6ih, clock
shall sell the entire OF b
aud ckGd
about Geo co brick and quantity Of blue rock in the oandaon
Offers above sale will be brick
sold BY The walls and taken down
credit OF two and u onihs will be given for approved
doIsed notes, bearing interest Na Il +fff1.
JAS. @. MCGUIRE,
Mar I'D as't aa..at Anctoneer.
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THIRD WEEK.
oFPICIAL.
TssIsuRv DsrAhrSsSr,

10 "A F#I Ia gas-rasr TaEAsUKy DsrARrasET,
E ~ ~ March II, 1897,
Notice haIsby holders The the UNI
ted department will purchase unl the LIST
day Of Jane unless the OF 900 shall be previously
ob,ained aod will IN addition 10 the interest accrued from s
date VI the last dividend OF together
with days additional interest for The vendor,
the following rates OF pisaium said stocks; @ af i"
For the stock Of 1872, pronaum Of 10 per
For The stock OF 1877 premium ar
for the stock Of 1880 eommon called Texas Indemnity Stocks
premium Of per aI2
Cenca,es OF stock transmitted the department. under this
ee must be assigned 10 the United parry duly entitled
10 receive the proceeds. .- s sHt. X
Payment for the stocks assigned aud
drafts lhs Assistant Treasure Boston,
de phia tho option OF parties entitled receive the money
which should be expressed in the accompanying
sa. HOWELL COBB,
Mar l3dtlstIuneif ogf Secretary Of the Treasury.
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nR. NJ W b. B0GAr respectfully irforfss MIS- friends
and the pablo than he removed BIS oce and
No. ISL Massachuseis aycnas pch SIDE between 9th
streets where nc viii be tsppy receive the calls friends
who may require bis professional services.
March lp--eodilA
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Ranking House or ChubD brothers,
yVnshfu vtos, Jap,,ary 4 ,akr

Ranking House OF Chubb Hrothers,
Washington, January 1, 1857.
John D. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES bis day admit
ted partners In the Banking uss Of Chubh
drm from this date will be compoSd Of Charles John
D. Barow and Henry Holmes, The House in Davenport
composed Of Charles 81 Chuhb, VIM. H. Douga
H. Barrow, under the firm Of Chubb Brothers, Barrow Co.
Jan l-du n 5tt,.s# CHuBB BROTHERS.
New GOOnS.-E. OWEN SON, Military Naval Mer-
~ chant Tasrs, No a3 Pennsylvania avenue
their friends and and public generally
their New ock of and
,pecon eonsas Of esch bus and fancy cos select
OF fancy drngs
vesngs OF various styles Of patterns together with full sup
ply OF genemens furnishing goods Of
nation of which they invite friendly call. s 10
April l-dtw& eod2w tSinr.1 4, "a ,s5sg54, .su
CONSULTING ENGINEER.-Thc has established
his residence at the city Of Washington central point
The Of consulting
Of plans and the II cation Of public works. =
He may be consulted by companies questions
TO the eost location Of railroads.,
ridges canals water works, Or the
ion elmer AT MS ONCE or on the site the
country. r
CHARLES ELLET, Jr., +''."
NO. 700 IL sHeef, Civil Engineer
March 98-dnsw.t .dE+ ,t5@.fl.aa
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river III. product. OF more than Of udusiOus
IsrEHIoa DxpARrSKSr.

UEFAHTAhNT.
Pension 0eslt appears from the records OF this Office
that to satisfy all the bounty land warrants Issued under
the various laws since their passage up the March
last Il will require 5s324,222 Of the public lands
or the above amount upwards OF 50ooooOO OF land
have been allowed under approved on or subsequent
to the 18th February, lS47. a.ta
A Neg Potato and Nsw Oat-Mr John Mllgan, OF
Greenville Orange county New York. in letter to the
Commissioner OF Patents that he has kind of
potato which be raised from the ball which very
early aud from which two crops be raised In
son. He has also kind Of oats called wheat oat,
which came from Prince Edwards island, which weighs
ten pounds than any other variety and which stands
up well on rich land, where other oats will lodge.
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Ice cream. Ice Cream /! Ice Creamlll

GAUTlER having made hom the present 10 mo
W. st Of 0cosr with several farmers for his ssppy of tho
OF Of Virginia. will be stie snppy
public beet gu Of
country the price 81 gaar Mouds sss
80 $500 - @. GAUTrER
April l-cod2w asa Pennsy ivana uvsnpe.
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OFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOTTE-
y RIEH OF MARYLAND.

Tie following the Maryland ConsolL
dated Lottery for this benefit OF Susquesnna cana
drawn April ], 1857; Rtn
46 40 IL 80 63 30 As 90 80 ii
following Patapsco Institute
Lottery, eass rs, drawn April 2, 1887:
IL SO IL IL. 81 Al 81 % % 40 81
R. FRANCE q Co., Managers.
d. n. McPuAL, Commissioner. M :
April 4-lt H@tsrn
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no for years, the mansion NJ General
l Towson, United contains all modern
works, &e Apply
j. D.H. SMITH, ESQ, al his office, on r street.
March 2i-2wtf ~
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EXTRAORDINARY WOMEN their Girihood and
Early Ls. BY WIN. RUSSELL author f"Rrtraordinay Men"
Price Is
Js., pobushsA sd FRI zai- at TAYLOR MAURyT
APPS Bookstore, O.a street
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Reports OF supreme Court U. s.

TO BooksELLERs, LAWYERS AND OTHERS. The
derigaed, gives
pofession 18th Howards Re-
ports nearly through The pres will ready delivery
three weeks. Messrs
Co.. Washington, the the sale volume
IIU II m 1'lgf,E BENJAMIN O. HOWARD
Ap 3-d3.if rels 'tsH Reporter Sup.
rOH nENT-A elegantly house, now In
the Of the Brazilian legation contains
exclusive Of basman and excellent khea with hot and cold
water and gas throughout the entire hou;e. st 4s
Also adjoining
and bath elegantly recent
" occupied by Mr.. Saniges French mnser.
For further particulars inquire the premises Twenty
accond street, corner Pennsylvania aII
March 7--dmf-t Z L4s a.4aE1tsE
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posr OFFICE DKrARrMSsr.

Sew Pod O@es--The Postmaster General has estab-
lished post Office at Prides Church. Amelia county,
Virginia, for which J. NJ ellis, esq has been appointed
postmaster. a ss la ..a.. HF sstI Er. r
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WIN. ]. ROSE, Translator.

RANsLATIONS Of legal md literary manu-
scripts Of every description the Italian German, French.
Spanish Portuguese Dutch, Danish, other Ian
suages, prepared with ncatncss and despatch. 'a
Aso, manuscripts corrected
and speeces letter. lectures u
Of every kind furnished notice. IN tt 81 .
Address VIM. ]. ROSE, a'sss
March 3l-dlwN I0a Nassau street, New York.
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TgE Usrrp s4ArEs STEAM Yn,aATE MEnnryAo--we find
In the Boston Post the following notice Of visit Of the
mayor and city councils Of BSton to this fine specimsn
naval architecture on her return 10 the port where
she was launched u tl#" -.
The mayor aud both branches Of The city coun visited
this magnificent ship at quarantine station yesterday a
son where they were Eec'ved by Captain Pendsrgrsst
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NEW GOODS just received from auction.-we re-
IN specuy invite the OF
large addition stock furnishing family goods many
which have purchased will
sold at much below usual prices. We name
Linen and sheetinRs NIL widths
Marseiles, dimiiy, and corded bed spreads 'tt '
Pillow and bolster linen and cotton sheetings
Damask able-cl0ihs and napkins s2-t -.'a 1853 s+t7
Damssk ckerbnck diaper 54tA
M. E' Bed AID crib blankets all sizes
Centre table and piano
Lace aud muslin curtains
While and buff shade linens fixtures
Furniture 0lcloths and dimites taR EI#
Together with full excepting
such
Velvet. Bnsses tapestry, eepy, ingram, venian, and
other csTpetings 81 va 7 s'ast.gs
Velvet chenille iuted, mosaic, and other rugs g 8e's
Velvet tufted Adelaide. and other door mats
Drugget and linen cIumb cloths ~ sa3lt 1854
Figured and plaid linen damasks, covering
pieces white matiings ees2ea.,
so do red and white che kersd Cantoa matiugs
Is so do chene and fancy do arH' En..
10 do Dutch capeting for dining and Offices
IS do mattines Easements and o1ces O.
eslg do rag carpetng, Kitchens. &C. at
We stock Of white goods which
will be ound complete and much cheaper than usual
Jaconet and eambrc muslins 1H .Ha 90 ts
Swiss muslins, book musns, null musiias
Nansook musins Tarleton musins
n Cambria dimites, India dmies g.
Bishops lawns, linen lawns, India lawns ...a
Brilsnte, brilsnte skirtnR a. t tsaa q
Steel-spng skirts, skirts ,e& ras.rl ID.
French cnOlne skirts, Marselies
White gnuze fannes Angola hsnneis p
silk fsnneis, &c.
April l-3aw4wn M0OE, BROTHER & co.
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PRESENTATION PLArB-A silver pitcher, goblets, and
saver of exquisite finish have just been manufactured at
Hoods jewery establishment They bear this inscription
Presented Captain E. Sweat by the ganite-cutters
the Post Office extension
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Land Agency,

At Council Bluff, ioUa, and Onaho City, Nebraska.
LOWE, having resigned tho ONCE public mon
H. Council Bluff, engaging the
business above indcaed will buy and sell estate
and buy, SELL and locate
Iowa and Nebraska. Address ~. LOWE,
/ Et Council Diufs, Iowa
a.i .Es4-sf. hgs a.a. "a T. LOWE Go, Tx
az ..q..s h .-ag.. Omaha City, Nebraska.
Refers Hon. Charles Mason, Commissioner
T. Fses OF the Patent Office; VIM M Ferguson, esq
Nourse, Washington ciy and Hon. G. JONES' United iatea
Senate.
Mar 25-d linz u u t#ta
CAHD-Fot sale elegant family COACH o. the
style and make great bargain also, double
TO suit Inquire Of -e tni . rs H7'01-. 4
. E..Es aH s r. a-aatas WIN. WALL, (. a, "a.
va. s.lst..s .r#.. No $40 Pennsylvanla avenue,
MaTcb 3l-d6t Between 9th and 10Th
I OSf LAND WARRANT The undermined gives notice
II that he will apply the Commissioner Pensions for dupi
lieu Of Thomas Richardson,
dated 7h day of December 1885, for $780, No 1889 which has
been In by mail from Glenwo0d Iowa. directed
Thomas r. Suffer- Washington, D. matted l7h December
1885, THOMAS r. SUFFER-,
Mar 25-law6ws rs osEp,9 a.as .as ssss sa s. D.
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CHICAGO HAcKNEs--The Chicago folks are having a
great deal of trouble with their hackmen who 1t seems
Bwndle every stranger they The authorities try
ing to stop it by making examples of few individuals
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tbs Fam There is to be public sale Of furniture, &C.
the Fair building to-day after which the interior FIX
lures will be disposed Of and the work of demolition
menced. faa.# .-a.8saa. .HaEE ...E ans
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-10
yalcntines! valentines !

Just received, at Garnham's Literary Depot an ex-
tensiye aud varied assortment OF comic and sentiment
TAI VALENTINES, together with Stationery some Of
the latest novels, and some choice standard works,
embracing "DRED," Chestcrfeld's McCauay's and
Gohcs works, Prcscotts conquest Of Peru and Mexi-
co, Coldsmith's Animated Nature, Rollins Ancient
History, Brande's Encyclopaedia of Science Liter
AZURE and Art; Annals OF san Francisco and Tenny-
sons Poems, together with scientific works too nu-
merous To mention
N. Prior to the departure of every mail, all the
Bay, sacramento, Marysyille and Orovic weekly
papers done up in wrappers, and prepaid to any pat
OF of the United States or Europe-price % cts.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-10
rs Tens Baied Hay for Sale

IN LOTS TO SUIT J, NJ. CLARK BRO
4 Fire proof brick store opposite the p"'V ou a
Record nfhe uo
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-10
Orleans Hotel,
Montgomery street, above Downer.
JOHN w. MILLER, Proprietor.

yz,-, HAVING PURCHASED and now opened
N;1 the above house, lakes this method of inform
E.::l ing his friends and the public generally, that
he i prepared To aCcommo date all that may favor
him with their patronage, IN the most comfortable
manner Having been AT a considerable expers Sc IN
re- Ting and rcurnishing the house, he latters him
sell that II viii compare layOrubly with any in the
country and he hopes by strict attention to The wants
of his guests, 10 receive liberal share OF patronage
Oroviile. Js nuary Z, 1857. jy7u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-10
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Extension Forever!

Owing to the immense business done by the UNDER
signc they tnve found II necessary to open another
BRANCH IN Orovile. aud have located il nearly op-
posc the Orleans Hotel, and directly opposite the
Miners Bakery. on Montgomery 'treet, where they
are now opening aad oiIcr for sale rs fine stock III
Clohng, Boots aud shoes, Hats Caps, and ns good
n stock of Under Clothng as can he found in their
well known establishment 10 TIE Miners and resi-
dents OF lh"npsons Flat. Morris Ravine, Oregon
Gulch and CITY, and everybody, with their friends,
we would simply say drop IN and see us at the
Brnhch examine orr stock, You have both the right
quantity and quality to select from. cloihe your
selves comfortably, 90 your way rejoicing and If
goods dor't give you satisfaction, our names are
mol d. TOY g. OTfERSON,
Montgomery street opposite -. Nicholas, and
Branch, opposite NJ ners' bakery. d.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-10
Dancing School.
MADAME pIQUE RESPECTFUL

=, MADAME PIQUE RESPECTFUL "a
20 IL invites The Ladies' and Genllemen uf N
fA Orovine, TO Ipin her DANCING SCHOOL 4
G..lAat Nuslcal hall, Bird street She teachesS-
all the most fashionable Dances. class Tor idles
and children on Tuesdays and Fridays at } p. NJ
Terms, So 90 per month. Gentletnens class on Tues
day and Friday evenings, from to ~.
TERMS-Slu per month, in advance LADIES
kREE in the evening classes. Private lessons during
the day. ds9-my
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-10

d..
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-10
w AN TED TO H IR E!

A BILLIARF TABLE. FOR SALOON SIX
N miles iron town. Address y. NJ. NJ al DC
Williamson & Tymeson's banking house.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-10
county Trcasurer's Office,

OROVILLE, DecembCr IUlh, ISob. I
Notice hereby given. that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered betw cen the 9Th day of May 1856, and 5b
day of August 1886, except Warrants numbered ls2.
1873, 1s4, lo5, 1870 ana 19l that the same will be paid
ON presentation al this Office. And notice is further
giyen that after this date sad Warrants will cease TO
bear interest. NM. BALTIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-10
Attention Miners X Families!

D.TOY 4 orrERSON again request the especial
attention of all who wish To lay in their winter Stock
of CLOTHING, BLANKETS, BOOTS and Wooden
Goods to the magnificent assortment Of goods re-
ceived by them during the past ten days They are
now opening and offer ror sale
200 fine and hervy Beaver and Petersham overcoats'
Frocks and Sacks;
100 heavy Pilot Cloth Coats, latest SYKES
30 superb 'Raglan" Goats, superior to any Ialmas;
bales so pr in each, heavy gray Blankets;
bales, 100 pr in each fine heavy blue blankets;
bale. 100 prextra French super super white
Blankets
30 doz. assorted Cashmere and Satt Pants, late
styles, besides magnificent assortment d FURNISHING
Goods. Montgomery ST., Opposite st. Nicholas late
lIun,nnn'. n7tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-10
Licenses.

All persons doing business for which n license is
required, should remember that the Grand Jury will
ON the oh day of February, and If the require
ments of the License Law are not complied with,
they will be liable to indictment.
WIN. BALTIMORE, County Treasurer.
January 81, 1857. jan3l Ivy
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-10
Pickings from the Poets.

81 do remember an Apothecury. Rnaeo and Jiist
All who have need of an Apothecary. or anything
Apulhecary's line, will bear IN mind that the
CHEAPEST and BEST stock of Medicines rnny be
lad at the Drug Store of
RANDALL & McDERMOTT,
d22 Montgomery street, Orovllle.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-10

"Thr0w rhysic 10 The Gog-,"-NdcbeM
Mr.. Macbeth would never have made such rash
exclamation, had he PURCHASED his phyrc from un
establishment such as
RANDALL MCDERMOTTS,
222 Montgomery street, OroyilIe
'Oh don't You remember sweet Alice, Ben Bolt,
Sweet Alice, whose face was so a:r."
All owing to her having purchased her cosmetics
at the famous Drug Store of
RANDALL. & NCDERMOTT,
d22 Montgomery street, Orovtlle
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-02-10
NOTICE.

vNNnE co .PARTN EliSt.lP heretofore existing UNI
n der the style of l.ghlS Marchtla IS ms asy
L. MARCHELLA.
oroville. January 81, 1857. Y3l-lUd
The undersigned takes pleasure IN returning thiihSs
for the liberal patronage heretofore received ana re-
spectfulIy solicits a continuance OF the same.
iv3I Il. MARCHELLA.
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A srRoLoaY.-MADAME LE LENT CAN BE OON.
suited aeou love- mArsze and Absent frenss she tells
all the events OF life luck Ia oteres 100 Mulberry street.
first Door back room Ldks M gentlemen t sbe causes
speedy marriages; charge extra.