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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

A Nav ORLEANS merchant dropped a
watch valued at S225, into the river, while
landing from steamer, few days since,
and Immediately borrowing pig of iron, a
line aud a block Of wood, he sunk the weight
near where the watch fell, leaving the wood
to foat on the surface; the next morning he
stripped for dive, and after remaining un-
der water much longer than the crowd of
spectators supposed man to be capable CT
holding his breath, came up at last putting
and blowing. with the much priced jewel in
bis hand.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
June 20
Economy should be tie order
of tie Il0V.

The Subscriber begs leave to intTm the property
owners OF 0roville, that he has prepared with
the necessary apparatus to build neat, substantial
FIRE PROOF STORES of CONCRETE OR BlTON,
at saving Of - per cent. below the cost of brick
buildings. Ilavrg thorough knowledge OF the
component parts OF this material and the manner OF
uAng it, lac can defy competition. Those desirous OF
building would do well to give him call. Plans ana
Specifications drawn with dispatch. Any appiic0-
lions fcfT al the banking hUTse -,f hedges q ianLon
viii meet VIII prompt attention.
jelOtt KIEWhE
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
Merchants Exchange.

This Saloon by tar The best arranged, most popular
and best lighted of any in Oroyie vicinity. p'ovi.
dei win Ave first class Billiard Tables, talented
band of Musicians he best st,'ckcd Uat and iho
mos: aten tive and COM eteIi bar Keepers in North
en California is now under the sole coniro Of the
unde signtd, who suIlcts. aud hopes he may nerii
ana receive conilnuance OF the liberal patronage
heretofore bestowed uHon the snloon.
| DWARAKDUSKY,
June % Alias COUNT"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. sOth,. 1857.
The New Th,nfre.

This structure 10 fast approaching CON-
pietion The scenery and stage fixtures are
nearly all completed under the management
of'Mr. George Tyrrell, by which very thor
ough artist most beautiful drop curtain
has also been painted, which is great
credit to himself as an artist, and will prove
very exquisite finish to the foute ensemble
OF the stage and proscenium Owing to an
unforeseen accident at the kiln at Auburn,
from which the lime is to be obtained for
the finishing coat, the completion Of that
part of the building in front of the stage
has been delayed, but will be entirely fin
ished in a day or two The building will be
very perfectly arranged throughout, and
will supply want long felt in Oroville.-
The Company Of which Mr.. George Ryer is
the Manager, and of which Miss Annette
lnce is "the bright particular STAR" is now
playing at Stockton, and will open our new
theatre as soon as the workmen have de-
olared it finished. Much commendation is
due Messrs Morris. Downer and Ever. for
the energetic manner in which they have
prosecuted this work, and we hone to see
proper appreciation Of their enterprise
shown by our citizens when the building
shall be thrown open to the public
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

The ApRIATIc.-It is now authoratively
stated that the steamship .fdriatic is nearly
ready fer sea- and expe:ted to sail on the
10Th of september, her machinery, and
valves in particular, having undergone the
requisite alterations She is fitted up in
magnificent style, and fnished with exquis-
ite tas She is the largest steamer afloat,
she is nearly 5000 tons. Her promenade
deck is three hundred feetloDg.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

FOUND DROWNED The Shasta Courier
L Rodgers was found on Friday in fume
on Spring Greek, near the Sacramento
River. Deceased vas formerly of Washing
ton County, Pennsylvania Mr. r had been
at one time confined in the Stockton A -ylun
because If insanity
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
The Cape Claim--Richer Yet.

We received q note from Mr. Lathrop last
evening, stating that 800 ounces of gold had
been obtained in half n days run of one
tom! The note also said that $743 was
washed from one bucket of dirt This dirt
was taken just as it came" that is, not
picked. These reports beat anything We
have heard yet. The Cape seems to grow
richer the longer it is worked We are pre-.
prepared to hear of their striking whole
bushels Of pure gold before they are doue
with it and indeed. half expect such re-
port from there. We hope they may all
make million nj least.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
J p KIRWAN.
County Trcnsurer's Cmcc,

oRoyILLt. Jdiy l3th, ie57
Notice hereby given. that all porsohs huting Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered betW cen the lst day oi November 1853,
and the 9Th OF February l5J7 inclusive. that the
same will be paid eeniuton tins office, and
alter this date said arTanIs viii ce;sc e. ear in
terest. WM BALTIMORE,
Tphsurer Buile County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
Peaches! Praches!! peaches!!!

Families AID de nl' rs in rnit can find constant
supply of 'he celebrated Pea, hes grow the ranch
of Mr.. q IT, reach Mary sville, received every day
r, sh from the nursery at The
jl4 pIUNtER VARIETY STORE,
MNers street, doors IOm MOLlg. .MeIy. OroNille.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
DIR. j. GiLi}ERT.

Member Of the Royal ol!egr Of surgeons, London.
formerly Surgeon Accouchcr To the christ Church
Lying-in Institution, London, aGd late House Phys
sician to the State Marine Hospital, san Francisco.
n. B DIR. 6 receive few atients into his
house frunting he the Plaza near Musical Hull
OrnYIIlc. Aug ih
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

MURDER AND RoBBERY.--The body of J
w Neville, who was supposed to have been
murdered on the 4th or 9Th inst was found
on the 18th, within about five miles of Santa
Rosa in Sonoma County, on the road lead
int to Sonora. Deceased was q resident of
Sacramento, and had gone below with about
$4,000 to purchase cattle. He was no doubt
murdered for his money
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

PARKER IL PIERcE This gentleman. for
long time resident of Marysville. and
last winter member of Assembly fro,,
Nevada County. has received the appoint.
.meut Of Sub Indian Agent at Crescent CITY
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
DIR. AZ BERT.

FRENCH PHYSICIAN. Graduate of the Medical
College OF France, SURGEON AND ACCOUCHER,
Diploma exhibited " hen requhedD Montgomery st,
next door to the Orleans Hotel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

Man MISSING A man names Andrew
Schuler, n citizen of Shasta and brewer
by trade, disappeared mysteruusly fro :, his
home on Tuesday last, and has not been seen
him.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

RAIN AT YaEKA The Yreka Union saws
thata shower of rain fell ut that place on
Friday last. The rain lasted during the
afternoon and had the effect to purify the
air and arrest the sickness which has been
prevailing in that region lately.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

HE STATE FAIR.-The State Agricultu.
raj FAIR commences at Stockton to-day. 1t
will be grand affair. aud will probably bo
very largely attended. We wish our time
and kaie seed would admit of our going, but
most most plentiful lack" of both prsvsn.
US from doing so.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
DIR. l.. j. CZAFKAY:S

Granu Medical aud Surgical Institute,
SACRAMENTO street, below Montgomery, opposite Pa
ciec Mail steamship Company Office, san Fran.
cisco California. establish. d in 1854, :or tna perna-
o all Private and Chrome Diseases and tho
suppression Of Quackery.
Attending ana Resident phys,dian, I'd. CZAP.
KAY, VI d., late in The HUI garIan Revolutionary
War, Chief Ply scian 10 the 2 IA Regiment oi HON.
veds, Chief Surgeon 10 tie Military liospital OF
Peslh, lungr!, and late Lecturer ON Diseases Of
Women and Children"
Communications strictly confidential.
Consultations, By letter or oiherwl-c free.
Address l.. }. CZAPkAY, NJ. ID.
jt21-3D san iiuncsc.. California.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. U. D.
"a Stated meetings are hoid in the Masonic
NySyll II on the second and fourth Friday of each
~ \monlh. II. A. GASToN, NJ. HIP.
G. +. CoLToS, Secretary
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
DIED.

On Tuesday Sept. 9.h, OF bilious fever, MICHAEL
DAILY, aged 26 years the friends of the deceased
invited TO his funeral to day at ii o'clock. from
hospital III Lynchhurgh
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
Constable sale.

ERf VIRTUE CF THREE EXECV-
II . lions Issued nut "t Justice BerrNs Court. of
81 hir Township, County of iultc, To me directed
Ia favor OF : Ever, Scryis & A Drew, and
Hgainst Carol, have seized and shall expose for
sale ut Public Aucli0n, 10 oci, ,k on the 3ri day
Of October. a. ID. 1857. at CARROTS lim' er Ward.
near the Soda Factory the following described prop
cry. 80 wit: Twenty six thousand eight hundred
feet ot Lumber, consisting at i'll kiaGs rougn and
dressed: Also. one lot OF Sash and Panel Uooi :,
one lot of Windows, AMI one rinnisi Sad He
Dated Oroyille, The 2>Ih day at september 1871.
Il. l.. tTION, Constable.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

A SCIENTIFIC OPERATION We acknowl-
edge the receipt Of n pamphlet enIited "A
report of an operation for removing for
sign body from beneath the heart. by L. s.
Cooper. Nj d" This operation was per
was made to the "Nledico Chirurgical Socie
~" of that city
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

FIRE AT HoRsETowN.- "A fire broke out
in the house of Mr.. Cltugb, at Horsetown
Hill in Shasta Co on the aternoon of the
2lst which entirey de troycd that building.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

PERSONAL Col. Geo. W. Stanton. mine
host of the Merchants Hotel, Marysville,
visited our sanctum last evening. He had
just returned from the Cape claim. and had
his head and pockets full of the richest kind
Of digging. We wish he owned hnf dozen
claims just like the Cape, and couldn't wink
till he divided with us The Colonel look ed
lovely, and we were delighted to see him
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
coNsTABLE's SALE

VgY VIRTUE Ut An EN,CUrIDE ISSUED
HJ ont oi j. 7. Eiios court un acting st!s ice of
he Peace IN and for Butte County. Calgorni1 aud to
me directed and delivered, commanding me 10 make
the sum OF TWO hundred ana twenty two tWent five
one hundredIhs doars IS - debt, Ga'... ges and
IN crest and twelve iOrty five OHe huntgedths dol
lars {sl2 AZ costs of SUIT amt uccruiag costs on said
WRIT wherein y. KING Is paint,ii and JOHN NcCON-
MEL - defendant have seized and irvied uuon,
and will expose AZ pubic sne. to the highest bidder
ie cash. on The sixteenth (lGhJ day OF October
ID 1884,. at the hour Of lhrre t35D'cluyk T. H., all
81 the above defeBdants IN ia 10 lots nun.
ber three (3J number four a. number ge 80 number
SIX 90, III block number lhify-n,uc $3.50, rs laid
down OF the map Ot the Town .. Or0ynle Butts
county California said luls are situated near he
brics yard of McConn,l * Go. The above sale will
take place Oh tile premises
:. W. GAMBREL, Constable
This 18th day of September 4. ID. ls17 s2G-td
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

A HANDSOME MAJORITY. - The official re.
turns from Amador aud Calaveras counties
gives l. Nj Ketcham. the Democratic Sena
tor elect. majority rarely equaled in sim
liar elections The aggregate vote for Sen
ator was 2G6, of which Mr. Ketcham re
ceived 4.o32, being a majority of 8 544 over
Scott 1886 over Curtis, and 9. .79S over both
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

Music AS Is Music The Bank Exchange
was crowded last evening to hear Nc Geo.
Edmonds' exquisite performances upon the
violin. lie is ranked among the very
his "Cremoua" talk
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30
Tax NGticp.
MAGNOLIA Reading Room

x NE PRDPR ErOS or iuL nAGNOLlA,
a thankful for The ve-y lir.rai patronage he
slowed on hi Saloon re-pec filly Informs his rie d +.
and thr ,hlic generally that Tor tn,ir greater
commuda ion the
M. r. G III @ Il 2 .
Wi he tept open al hours IAY AND NIGAT,
There is atached Ia the Saloon
z z A AD.T ~ G. Z o o ri,
Where lhr latest papers ctu always lc found. s2J
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-09-30

rcEnaz2- Drug &t0-o.
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81 IN lbs pure ana fre26 ground Pepper 777q -
G)StO 50 lbs Aspice do do l.Hf isitifss LlHEtJ
lsS lSS ils ~ jPs PnFs, Do do Ginger, ;sa a4 II
100 lbs Cinnamon, fresh ground ttiflt 9t5 p ite
1900 lbs Cream Tartar ground from the ChTystos,
warranted pure and for sale by n
sep15 4 - ta.ltA5 t,ft 49, ALEX. TURNER. ~
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PIAMO FoRTRS. J.

II :
.rI1s1 OPENED THIS DAY, a FINE STOCK or
Chiekeiing's Piano =, Rortes, ~
w = u6 and SO octaves. These instruments, as
usunl were awarded the ighcst gold medal at the
late Mechanics Pair held Roston, Oct. 1856, for their
Grand Semi grand Parlor grand Pianos; and for their
Square Pianos The highest and FIRST prize silver Medal
there being awarded for this Of Iustru-
uens. We facilities Afforded that will enable Us
to sell these Instruments prices that will compare with
the most common nakera respectfully invite tie
public to call Gne stock a the old Music
and Variety Store, No PC Union street. J. MELLoR.
~ Pianos to rent. Music taught z =. =. Q nyo
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watches, ; eSVcIry, sill Ver nnGi Plated VYs
CIoeks, Gc. &c.
O. ~ BROWN.

no. lib Main Street, Wheeling, Va.
rs opening of the finest and largest aasorments
OF goods in his line that has been brought this
city, which will be sold Wholesale and Retail prices
low as my house West OF the Atlantic cities.
factnreTcrs. Also the real d. H. H. Aiuericnn Patent
Lever Watchos Clocks great variety, including few
dny Regulators of fine quality suitable for Banks, Railroad
Stations, Offices and Watch Makers.
beautiful Jrwcry in Eetts otherwise. Of Coral ossIc
Cameo Old Stone, Lava, and all Gold Jewclry. Also,
of Soft Solder and plated Jewery cheap
Fine pocket Cutlery, RazorS, Scissors, Silver Napkin
Rings, Gard Cases. Gold Pcns &c. &c. Every article in
establishment Is warranted to be good represent
cd, the call respectfully solicited
nh25 us Main ST., door from AIgssh TaYlor's.
No. 2 Washington Hall.
TAKE pleasure in informing my friends and patrons OF
u Wheeling and Its vicinity and the citizens generally that
have just received the largest finest and best selected
stock Cloths UasnereS and NestnGs, for spring and
wear, that Ihaye offered to the citizens of
Wheeling and vicinity; all OF which am prepared to make
Ia the and ncst approved style and best
manner, Allgoods warranted to be
resented or sale.
Ihave also just large stock of Gents Furnish
ing Goods white colored and marsellase Shirts
and Shirt Collars sE, Cotton and erino Under Shirts
SILK, Cotton Linen and James Draws SIX and Linen Hand
kerche: suspsnders silk Cotton and lise half Hose
U .FHt j. IL. STALLAIAS,
mh2s Merchant Tailor, No. 9. Washington Hall.
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CHUKCHES OF MHEELING.

=, ,,r.nv,r, vt.,,ing IN. city. We pub
Ib t foloipa list Of ih. different Churches and their
time and place of meeting any mistakes,
vTI,r,t tt,1 1n.c.s,ary correction with pleasure:
81 W1t5,r,. EiiscOIqia,, Corner Monroe and Byron
Hy T. r PKaxISs Rector; morning services 1U4
o'clock, evening, l.
IS ,5n,, E,f,co1rid. Main street between First and
second Centre Wheeling, Rev. g. X wARSEE, PASTOR
usornirs services 10y o'clock, evening, ~.
F;r.f i,,,,,t,,ifn. RIy r. H. WEEp Pastor, Pour,hst
between Monroe and morning
S,sJ TJ,,,r;,,D. webster street between Main and
.arL,t Wheeling; services morning evening.
7ird ErssJytelfG street, between Chestnut and
Taitsrt sts south wheeling, Pastor, HerVi-
ses morning and evening.
fourth irs.gyterJa a PAUL PASTOR Maiu'srse',
b..veeu Washington aud Adams '' services morning ana
'',%ls Sanst ,e.. l.1aot.t Episcopal Rev j. E. wtsOS,
Fourth street, between Monroe and quincy
mSruinE and evening. ,,vov, pastor
HOrth street AetAodts3 hPtse'Pc NV ,
corner Market and North S'''' N0''"
morning and evening. II ,Jo,.
ChdPtt"s SEe<' Is1.o-'e . -, w., ,nd second
PASTOR chhPne street between ..nn,n s.Ss 1
Centre Whsslnsi e. I,s-aS srryrSs
- S'"Hi "~es'''y -. - 80.
Pastor; services morning. and evening" ,,,s
HAseti"g L"d"d |@"Pe'' w ""%''4e
H. Mils'A' Pastor. r,,.,,y q PASTOR
"e''"'h "4siao.''' 5,5 Iltv wheel
ChapAne street. Ot'"'s'' y '''-'s' -''-
ing. -, ,,,..tt. n, ,,s, B1suoP
81 Jams' Caths'at' Roman ,rves
r. V. "HkLAS, run s''ss'' e'''-e' -
morning -na v. = Moc,rrr Pastor. corner
As'oe'Hts leoI'''u' l'S' = =.
0'AATkst ana a., -, h.,ssn Pn and
hdFtt- 80 -, -,anir,
sIl streets b.,rt webster and Third
Centre wheeling, service. lCs the morning, and *
evening. ,.-..-. ,,.,,,. ,.,,o- c,.v
EraHG't'eat LsO,e'la,., Ns. = 49,
street. aDo'e slA.'' i,"e, v p z,,,rvr,x,N
20" Eed"g''ou' 49,, nIrs. clep,Te
PASTOR Market street.
Wheei,ns; services n0Ins uua ,,,r,., md
Jeirish Synagogue, 9a'ney ' slree'' 's'"ssA
Main. -rg-g
GsrmoH ProfeHdRt, Cnion I.aH' A'a'h ''ss''
Monroe and Quincy services lVa mO'Ii"E'
-, - rs u IIYISIS Iy,rToIsNy
ODD fE1A@A'N ~ 70 . - : :
VIrsInIns Lodge No. 3.-Meets every Thur'day
-, -, - =. p n ,,,,.-- -se.rr..rr
''.sFH FoA.. u.s. ~ % = - - - - -, y = .h,v-,
Essa.y S,.s s,,as..,, sssslas, 'AGl-' ''OS'7' : -
r. Wednesday evening. JOaN wElsoERBER N. g.; John
SaLa1T, Secretary. v.,a,v
wheeling Lodge Ne. 0S--Meets every MuiiuAJ
evening At the HALL corner Quincy streets.
s,,,r,,, 60 ,,1o7r " O.. JOHN 7zS5nJ, Secretary
PaaoIa Lodge Ne. s3.-Meets above every
Secretary.
Han SI,y.s and Nome, srsc. The tsir
Tuesday evening, Of each month WA zrzr, c, p S ~:
'Gr.o"' .n, scribe .Ss; ...
-, -, 80 ,..,'. s,ch
AiS ~ % ~ ~ -. s,,
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wan Paper

" aII .l r ~ = : ,ll,H3 "a
w chasing wall cali and aIanine large
stock OF various patternA All ask e TO ca and
examine, and ia will the rest. JAS. g. OkR,
nab3il f9F sfssl No III Main Ct wheeling va.
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CHOICE BRANDS FAMILY FLOUR
Ifl BARRELS Novelty Mills, (Not Dudley'E1 Fl
ts T5 bhls. FAilheld sgf gf-i its sig eel
9a 25 - HillSbbEp Is 49, -.
p for sale by = FHoBuRNs& & HADDEH.
Delivered in any part of the cty1ree ofdhAtSe 625
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TC OORkEsPONDENTS.

LETTERS concerning suBserpton advertising other a.
Of the IutegeuceT should be Addressed to
Lts concerning te editorial department Of the paper,
IaouI the EdOrs Jointly, to either one
Of then.
Correspondents writing for publication, will please write
only on one side Of the paper.
ad secure prompt attention TO correspondents than
Ley might otherwise receive.
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SHEET MUSIC. ~ - ego
am constantly receiving and keep hand Alarge and
choice collection Sheet Music Also Instruction Books
for every kind of Instruments now in use. - ;-f9
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USE LAW OF NI1WSPAPERs.

IsubscrBerswO do give express notice to the con-
aTy, considered wishing to their SubsrrP-
tchs.
subscribers order the dIScontnuaAce Of their peril
odal5 the publisher continue to send them until all ar
TeHTRges are paid.
~ Subscribers neglect refuse take their Periodi:
Gals from which they directed they arch Id
TsspCnAibs till they have settled the bill and ordered them
tlIcontinued.
S Ir publishers and the papers sent to the former d.
EtctiOn they are held responsible. .
The decided that refusing take peTiodi
sLls Office removing and leaving them uneaed
or is prfHld Btfcin evidence Of Intentional fraud.
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CITY BUSINESS.
GOLDEN BEE HIVE STORE,
+ 174A MAIN ST., WHEELING.

| tGOLDEiN BEE HIVE STORE,
TIA MAIN ST., WHEELING.
FALL IND WINTER T,R44DE.
GToSE & TIoMAS take pleasure announcing that
~ they are now in receipt Of teiF null stock of Fall and
DRY Goods, Varieties md millinery Goods.
They have idst received their Stcond Fali Purchases
which, added TO their FORMER stock, viii sbls them pre-
sen; to the Public more than
=, $4,000 WORTH OF GOODS, is
Being by largest and MOST DESIRABLE stoc and
embracing the BEST SELECTION choice goods they
ever offered to the PuGliG. 70 ias ~ r i5s
To their former variety they have added large
Uarpetng and Rugs of the atet designs and best makes,
Winter Tradeto bOtl Of WC@ well to their stock
generally, they invite the attention OF the Trade.
Having been in the Eastern ces short time previous
the late heavy rise in all kinds Cotton Fabrics and buy
ing largely with the CASH they have done
pts ~ well directly from the Importers and MGnuf6c
aF to IN sem s9e able to SeE
exec a by NJ similar houseiI thswest. 9,t h
To meet the wants Of their rapidly Increasing TIRde they
have made, and making ample to furnish
The Public with OF the best selected stocks Of goods In
their line in the West. 3 me ttt 2 ffti+5 -
In this stock may be found fully ,f t
$4,000 yds Silks-embracng some of the finest imp
1000 :. French Merinprs, Cashmeres, Bomba 80
Fhibets and Maddomas-of every quality and color,
"A full line Of the Richest Painted 0mbre shaded o.
in striped Cashmeres and Delanes-inported.
400 ShaWls and CoakS-smbrGcing come OF the
$4,000 yds Ginshams DebaEes Delaines and Prints and
60UU0 g Of pomesticsemhracng the largest line Of
american Woolens and Cotton goods kept by similar
house, it not by any house In the city, sl +ss
They have laid in their stock with closer cRRh
trade aud pledge the Public that effort upon their part
shall be wanting TO please, Is ...szss 4-Ta4 &
ctose caSa 1uyerS exceed by house in the West ia
the United States. No trouble show oods-goCds
Cara, Hotels and Boats for customers. .ii7l fa
~ AatwAyS on hand, Prime Live Geese Feathers
g VI D 4
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New Arrangenent.

New Arrangement.
WOULD announce the subscribers for papers, Period
icais &c. been transferred to from
Dir Tobn's Books that now receiving said Periods
calls those above referred
TO- to call at Main street wishing discontinue
their subscriptions will please advise that may not lon
ger copies We received OF
elegant Family Bibles Mrs Hets and
Mrs. Southworths Works. Everything in the Book aud
Stationery line can be had Cheap BoOE Store, No.
III Main street. Eap1Ol u. JAS. o. ORR.
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/ GToHE & THoBAs pleasure announcing that
they arc now in receipt Of their null stock Of Fall and
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

II UsT received, direct the Manufacturers,
a d aoz. Cameo Breast Pins and Ear Drops,
Gold Stone. do and do
Mourning do aud do
e Pearl, Coral, Mosaiei &c! do
Gents Breast Pins, Ass'dt 81, ilYs
Plain Fancy Gold Bracelets,
= Guard q Fob Keys, Seals. Re. fis ~ iih.ts
8 Gold Guard Vest Fob Chains, 39zag
24 - =. Finger Rings, a.y IA =
12t Plain and Fancy 8. 81 Breast Pins Y Ear propSi
3 - Ribbon and Guard Slides, fsr ~ 81 .lfasi--
Bracelet Clasps,
And many oter aFteies in JeWeify line, All Of which
VIII the city and country trade at Eastern prices
Tnhs1 4 -fiftii ~ J. z. SCOTT
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-07-04

HEISKELL q SWBARINGEN +
gTTAyR now received their entire SECOND STOCK OF
Ill SPRING & SUMMER GOODS recently selected in
New York sample otherwise from.the most recent
arrivals and elegant designs the They would beg
call the attention OF buyers TO their extensive stock
Goods and EbroldeTies, which in variety and
beat STYLE combined with moderate prccs cannot be
exceled. Their stock Of Staple and other Goods Is keWSe
very complete. u 49, - -
We have opened beautiful assortment Of Spring
and Summer Dress Goods, consisting OF
kich Flo nnced Grenadines, lfif f+E7i fti5 -
F Bayadere Rlounced BeregegI Ef..g
Bayadere Plouneed silks,
Striped and Rlounced orEandes,
ans IlElSKELL SivEARINGEN! 81