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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-29

" for the Information Nf the tax payers oi
this county, i'll state, that Section l3 of the eve
nue. Law of this State, passed April the .h'h 1-57.
makes it obligatory upon tta Collector, on the third
Monday of October Of each year, to make an entry
upon the Duplicate Roll. statement that he has lev
led upon all property upon which he is compelled to
collect, five per cent one half of which goes to the
state. the remainder Ia tha County
SEC. ~. TN the Sutur lay next preceding the third
Monday OF November the Collector Is compelled 10
have his Delinquent List made up, and IN addition
TO The Eve per cent he is compelled TO chrge "diiy
cents each and every lot, piece or tract Of land
separately assessed half of which goes towards
paying the expense OF advertising. the remainder
goes to the Collector also twenty five cents on each
assessment of personal property
SEC Il. "0n or before the fourth Monday of No>
vember the Collector is compelled to advertise the
delinquent list [s2ll n. ID. PLUM Collector.
SEC. i. ''All taxes levied under the provisions of
this Act shall se paid IN the legal coin of the Unt"d
States in foreign coin at the value paid for such
coin by the laws OF the United states. ProNl-
ded however. that county taxes levied in accordance
with the provisions of any Special Act may be col
ccted in such aunds in such Sce ciai Ct may be
provided"
tT"N0TICE ia hereby given, that on and after
this date, will Not receive Count Scrip tor County
Taxes. Nd. PLUM, Collector
Oroyille, October II, 1857
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-29
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MEDICAL.
DR.. L. J. CZAPkAYS

n INSTITUTE, Sacramento street. below Mont
gomery opposite Pacific Mail Steamship Ca : office.
SIM friVsciscn, California. Established 1854 for the
permanent cure of all Private and Chronic Diseases
and the suppression Of QuackeTy. Attending resi-
dent Physician. l. J. CZAPKAY VI u. late # the
Hungarian Revolutionary War Chief Physician To
The 2tnh Regiment Of IonVeds, Chief surgeon to the
Military Hospital of Pes h. and tate lecturer on dis
cases OF women and children.
l'O THE AFFLICrED-DR. l.. !. C2APKAV
has oprn.d his Institute for the cure Of all forms
of private diseases, such Us syphilis GeHurrhea
Nocturnal Emissions. and all the consoQ Qncncrs OF
sei ahG-e Ia The fret stages OF Syphiliiic or Como
rheHl Diseases. he guarantees cure ia "A few DAYS
without tnconvenienoe 10 the patient or hudrance a
ms business. Whena patient, by neg ect or imprOp-
r' Treatment. has developed the secondary symptoms
of syphilis. such as blboes or painful swelngs ON
the grous. OF uterssA The throat aud nose which If
mot checked. DESTROY the SOFT parts aud cause She
bones 70 nortify. separate and come away. leaviHg
the sufferer object hiGcous to behold: or when
botchcs aud pimples break out upon the skin or
when he has painful swellings upon the b0nes. ar
when his constitution Is injured so ne to preThspuSc
to consumption or other constitutional diseases. the
Doctor guarantees ii cure or asks no compensation.
In RIlEI MATiSM, chrome or acute in pfSEN-
lERY or DN NARRlt0EA, he has safe and effectual
remedies. Fer the treatment OF The consequences uf
self abuse, such Decturnal emissions Nervousness
timidhy, headache, pains in the baek and limbs, with
general wcaknes. loss If memory, 6nury To the sight
resessness, confusion of ideas. dislike for society
and feeling of wearrness of life. with the neryons
~ stem eNcltable that slight noises shock OF surtle
he patient. max his existence miserable. For the
ask no compensation. q e Gun be Con-uted free of
charge. and invites all to CALI will cost them no.
thiug, and may be much TO their adN vantage. Office
honrs rotH \. NJ. to 9 z NJ.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-29
STOLEN!

ENRON toe cabin of the subscriber on Gold llll, on
X the 9TH OF August, one GOLD WATCH AND
CHAIN. Whoever will return the same To Edward
7. Lee, at Chase's Claim, shall receive so no ques-
lions asked. description as lolloes Improved
straight line compensated Balance, No. l2o1l, ltu-
quentin Vuellemn, Locle. nDml
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-29
STIERIrE'S SALE.

EpY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issned ont Of
ND the Tenth Judicial District Court in and for
Nuba county and State of California to me directed
and delivered, commanding me TO make the sum OF
five hundred and ten seventy six hundredlhs
dollars and ncres on said sum until paid from the
twenty flh day of June A. ID. 1851, nj the rate Of
three per cent per ipoDth, also the further sum OF
twelve ninety five one hundredths dollars costs OF
suit together with all the costs accruing SAID writ
wherein John Cony Is plinuH and Jonas G. Green
IS the defendant, have levied upen and will sell at
public sale to the hi CHEST bidder Tor cash the lth
day of November A. d. 4S17 at the hour of O'Clock
p NJ, all of the undivided right title ana interest Of
the above namel defendant IN and TO the following
described prnpcrty,to wit: the QuartZ Ledge known
~ the old Quartz Mill Ledge, and also the Caro-
lima Ledge. with all of the buildings machinery and
nppurtenances appertainng therco,said property he-
ing located on branch of the lOncut known as the
DXburg Ravine or creek, at place called DiXburg,
IN Oro township Butte county California. The above
sale TO take place at the Court House door in the
town Of Oroville, county and State aforesaid.
n. d. PLUM,
Sheriff Butte County.
Dated October 22d, A. ID 1S57.
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raNHE SUBSCRIBERS RESPECTFULLY inform
u. the public that they are now manufacturing
LIME, a. their kilns on the Wee. Branch and viii
keep constant supply on hand. Thankful tor past
,tavors. MOORE, McDANiEbS u co.
N. BY M.GWYNN is The business partner, All
orders will be promptly attended Ay htr
have this day appointed JOEL BURLiN"
GAME as Agent for the sale of Auburn and Wess
Brach Lime at 0rovile ONCE ut l.. Van 0rden's
Store, corner of lluntoon street aad the Plaza
WM. GWYNN.
Oroville, April I. 1857 rp7tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Citizens of California.
G a u r 10 NJ

n AN INFORMED that various liquor. mixers OF
II New YoF., Boston and San Francisco, are exten-
svely engaged In putting up In square bottles under
various titles, cheap limitations OF my long established
nj rauowuad
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-29
LEGAL NOTICES.
NJ q - L Q B!

FENHE TAXPAYERS OF BUTTE COUNTY
n are hereby notified. that the state ard County
Tax for the current year 1857 is due, land that
the laws in regard 10 their collection will be strictly
enforced "
OFFICE HorRs-From 10 O'Clock, A. " till l.
O'Clock, NJ AMI from o'clock ill O'Clock ?. NJ
every day In the week except Sunday. Oire, IN the
Court House. n. u. PLUM
Sheriff Of Butte C0Nuiy and Collector.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-29
THE AMERICAN EXCHANGE
(FoRMERLY Wilson's EXCHANGED
is I1I2 to the Grade !:
Sansome ST., opposite the American Theatre,
SAN FRANCISCO

NER. BAILEY RGENT, the proprietor of the
WE American UateWilson's) Exchange begs leave
- inform the travelling community that he has un-
dertakcn the personal charge Of that house. lie
has made extensive alterations and Improvements,
and has renovated the house throughout, making it
the first hotel on the Pacific coast. There have been
added to NE house fine sitting room and dining
hall, ~ly furnished In point of comfort and all
the conveniences which modern hotel keeping have
rend' gcd essential, the AMERICAN EXCHANGE
can compare tavOrahy with any OF the Atlanuc
hotels. 1he best talent has been employed III the
various departments, end the proprietor will set the
best table the market affords Prices TO suit the
times
The American Exchange COACH Is always in
veadness to convey passengers and from the house
TO the landings, or 10 any part Of the city, tor 81
baggage free.
P.B. SMITH has charge of the Coach. je3-3m
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-29

rINHERE ARE THOUSANDS ia this State suffering
/ for want of Scientific medical treatment, and
you fear ~ apply To Il Physician. because they have
been deceived or their friends have been BY some
d the dharatans VIII infest the community. and who
publish themselves as good physicians professors,
etc To all such we unhestalingly recommend Or. J
G Young. n Physician In whom an oan place con-
hdcnce lie is man OF eminent aud profound
study, good surgeon, an honorable man. and one
who can sympashse with persons IN affection. His
stanting as Physician ard gentleman are both
guaraneed--the first by his medical works. which
are an hor TO their author, and the extensive and
highly successful course of practice with which he
has been honored since his advent in California and
the latter by his patrons and large circle Of
acquaintances,
CrEo CURE, NO PAY-as
his ONCE is at the corner of Montgomery and Call
fornia streets, San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-29
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. G. YOUNG,

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn.
Can be toNnd at The oid SfaRd, corner OF
montgomery and California streets, San
Fran cisco,
Where he rau he consulted privately aud with tho
utmost cor6ie nv the afflicted NJ all hours daily
from 4. NJ, until PM. Cures always guaranteed
or no pay required.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-29
Information Wanted.

~ HARRY LAWS, who left Tehama last Octo-
" ber. When last heard from was al Oroyille-
Any Information concerning him will be thankfully
received by his brother George, ON Canon creek
Trinity county, or James I. Grey at Alleghany Town
Sierra county. y ms
Polynesian., 1857-10-17
ALSO:

IreloW metal, kegs composition nails;
ltrope, ass'd sizes; coils whale line;
yaSum, coils spunyarn, coils marline;
canvas, ass d Nos;
and hemp sail twine;
f., for ships bottoms, assortment oars, sc. &c
Polynesian., 1857-10-17
% KEGS ALCOHOL, 10 gallon
Naval Stores, Hardware, &c

BOILED linseed oil, barrels do. do. do;
} iats turpentine, cases chrome green;
patty, casks cut nails ass'd sizes;
charcoal irons, casks American fence wire;
leec iron, boxes glass, ass'd sizes;
BIS beeswax, kegs Mystic white lead;
--em. zinc paint, casks do. do. do;
.,ch, bbls rosin, bbls tar, hoop iron;
Zent of round, square and fiat iron.
Polynesian., 1857-10-17
Groceries, &c.

kerel, boxes Goldfish,
grues and sounds, cases fine cut tobacco;
-aacco. IS, Is lbs box tobacco. Id lump;
ai,ius, cases prunes, bbls vinegar;
ID essences. cases green corn;
Il % sausage meat, cases DO. Holsters;
IS clans, cases lbs boiled mutton;
$ q preserved meats, cs. preserved ounces;
,ri.ned honey, kegs split peas;
rlte beans, cases pine apple cheese;
Vermont cheese, cases Goshen -
uaJo ketchups, boxes brown soap;
lit water soap, boxes matches;
-5rnsend's sarsaparilla, boxes Bristol brick;
satpetre, cases pain killer;
:, Cu0lina rice; cases water crackers:
n crackers, cases butter do, cases wine do
-nlv peaches, cases brandy cherries;
.e0Dersauce, cases cayenne pepper;
a,,' pie fruits, cases lbs roast mutton;
|. lbs mince meat, cases ass d preserves;
. Is beef soup. cases lbs oysters;
/ b mock turtle soup; hf bbls dried apples;
.r5wn pepper, cases ass'd confectioneries;
crown pinento. cases Pembroke table salt;
!. superior olive oil, cases do. do. do;
.-l,tard, boxes pipes, half bbls rape seed;
Is canary seed, casks Goshen butter.
ALSO:
Polynesian., 1857-10-17
Sundr1es,

y, wood scat chairs, signal whistles;
lnpers steel ploughs, Michigan ploughs;
\ Fs' seed sewers, hay cutters, cultlvators;
ltterS, nests painted covered buckets;
1ungs, wood faucets, nests painted tubs;
q pals field cans, Shaker pals;
vA.iietrees, store trucks, nests trunks;
lent saddlery, sides harness leather;
eA hoes, garden engines, corn planters;
Us, OK yOkes, grass hooks, garden rollers;
arrows, kegs slaves, Il gallons.
barrel shocks. casks rivets,
-2eT hangings,
I N scales, weighing from OF. TO 25 los.
ALSO:
o5.s prime pork, 275 do. mess beet;
hall bbls mess and clear pork,
kegs clear pork, % t;erces hams;
9ols Haxal -four, 100 half bbls do. do'
rs pilot bread in whalemen's casks;
Whisky barrels, containing navy pilot oreao'
N bricks. 5 NJ feet cedar boat boards;
non hoop bbls, containing Turks Island SaI'
smooth bottom whale boats;
oak plank, so bbls kaolin.
ALSO:
Flment of Lumber, consisting Of
IlaenSlon stuff, Pine boords,
est cedar shingles, Clapboards, laths, &c. &c
F CHARLES BREWER, I'd.
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!. nE.ElEcrloS or sEsAroR HuSrEn.

We were informed yesterday afternoon by teie-
graph that Senator Hunter had just been re-elect-
cd to the Senate of the United States for six yeats
from the 4th Of March, 1859. The telegraph gives
US none Of the particulars Of the election, but We
have reason to suppose that he received the unan-
nous vote Of the democratic party. This emphatic
endorsement Of the able and satisfactory manner In
which the distinguished Virginia senator has so long
discharged his high duties must be as cheering to
himself as it is gratifying to his party and personal
friends throughout the country. $500
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III hs Edaor " ne Easa ~ ,..,,s ~ ss4ssi
An there h prospect Of soon becoming engaged In
with the Mormons and sundry Indian tribes In the
fsr West 10 becomes matter of moment TO devise
a method Of supplying the troops with as1oy, which
shall be both ecacous and light OF transportation This
branch Of service n all important in operations against
civilized foe and is always viewed with dread and terror
by Indians The remotoness Of the enemy in the present
case, from the scaboard and consequently from our ar
senals makes the matter Of transportation one Of great i'm
portance, and satisfied that many of the inoonve
nenoes and much of the expense of the present system
can be avoided by using steel guns As illustration,
may mention that have been engaged for some months
In England in making various experiments for the inn
provement in the manufacture of iron and steel and
whilst engaged during the year 1856, my atten-
lion repeatedly called to the effort there being
made to the manufacture Of steel guns and 10 the expert
ments made with the same ~, 81 49,
One of the guns weighed thirteen pounds, and carried
sba weighing forty-ive pounds and gun weighing
sixty pounds carried ball of two hundred pounds
The ball conca in shape and had shaft, at its
end Of the length Of the chamber, minus the space
cessar for the charge At the end of the shaft nearest
the chamber was joint supplied with grease and
ranged that upon pressure the grease forced from the
joint and thus destroyed the wndage eflv4
The shaft entered the gun and the ooncal part Of the
ball rested at the mouth Of the piece Experiments
made with both ball and shell arranged described and
the range proved very great and the firing accurate
These gans were examined by Lord whamce and other
distinguished members Of Pari&ment, and understood
before leaving England this spring that they had been,
about be- adopted by the East India Company for
their service 4laFelas4 a@tN 1Hs Hn
The great advantage, and the particularly appca
BILE TO service in our far West and in mountainous
gons is that several Of these guns BE- strapped upon The back
Of nude the point of attack readily reached and dis
charge of very heavy shot Immediately made. BY this
course you avoid the great expense of drivers and teams,
and their provision and forage, and two work
the gun instead of the number required. al 7yi
Is in reality light artillery, and calling attention to
It at this time is distinctly with the hope of Its proving
benefit to the service. y ! i - s8l ..s5 800 asaas
Yours, very truly, ..
GEORGE G. THOMAS
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A GRATIFYING RESULT.

1t will be seen BY the official Announcement which
we publish to-day that the nomination Of Gen. Dem
yer as secretary Of Kansas Territory, in place Of
Frederick p Stanton, removed, has been confirmed
by the Senate. This prompt action of the Senate in
response to the policy Of the administration on the
subject Of Kansas win be hailed with satisfaction by
the country @af
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B6- NorIcE.--The Church Of the Epiphany, on &
street win reopcncd
service Sunday next in the morning at ii o'clock and In the az
terncon at az O'Clock.
Dec IL t | ~ -t.t
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LNDUCATI0N OR B0ARD.--An English lady hate
~ W arrived from Paris desires soui
Do ccmpaFe She has carefully educated
direction T the eminent
The highest refrepces and diploma from the london Universally
she ~ the European languages studied
he casure ceach M We respective capital No objection travel
She IL her cquvalrn
psrras~son q giving exssrnsi pupils
) CA var 80 iNSHAllAHh Oh
General Post Once. ladies' Entrance, y ls
Dee 1l-2 New York CITY.
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H-Lectures on Man by Prof. O.

b@~Lectures ON Man by Prof. o. s. Fowler, of
New York pbcnoogy aud physiology expounded applied
rs laws faculties and improvement will be de
hvcred Temperance Han evening saturday
Monday December closing
prominent citizens selected by The audience
each lecture small bills aud daily
rs eight tickets 81. ~.
Professional denoaions daily
fA.~G ar
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CARUSPS SALOON.
MISS JULIANA MAY

MISS JULlANA MAY tte" fa3--b
Respectfully friends the musical public that she
will give her .-..'
asv ~.-sasf LAST CON CERTE TIaf@gH &a|
fy,yous 10 departure Baltimore, Philadelphia,
Monday Evening next, December IL,
U,on which she will be assisted by eminent eut
Tickets 81 each; seats without charge.
Particulars future advertisements #E ,g." Arg#
The tickets VIII On Friday morning AT the music
stores Mr. Davis and Mr.. Netzerot. & lat#- @srA
Dec I'd .H# ,E.tarhtr Tf.+| ht FF'H' 'f rfE8#f
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VIRGINIA CosFERxxcE,At the recent session, held at
Elizabeth City, North Carolina, the members in society
reported follows Local preachers, 1871 white
probationary 500; white members, 81, 709 oolored
probatoncrs 364 colored members, 5435. AH.
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damages RrCovEREp Mrs. Kitty Kilgore, widow
lady, Of Greensbug has recovered verdict against the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company of 81 $50 for injuries
ceved about three years ago. in getting off the
dstion train at that place 1890.
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Monday Evening next, De
Miss Mays Last Concert.

TIME sale of tickets for the Farewell Concert of this
distinguished vocalist will Friday next The
OF entering the hall will be sold Mr. Davis
music store and the right at Mr. Metzerots.
Tickets 81 each no extra charge for secured seats
Concert at 8 O'Clock 3i'3 " s h- .."
Dec q-dd ..|' '
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by WALL A. BARNARD, Auctioneers,
H,ra,r OF Pea,.sMrdaid arty,e and gM styefts

!.
GALE OF ELEGANT CHINA, GLASS TERRA
- Gotta plated ware bisue Ggures and ornaments fancy
gspis ewcy &cT morning AT 10 O'Clock at Coonbs Hail. No
south SIDE the Of 10th street
will elegant glass
and China ware offered in this city We hut
go.
for the toilet ." sa ''H #..
Rich glass Of every variety
beautiful glass Bohemian hsdes and mantei
Elegant terra ornaments, figures and baskets
Pine heavily plated casters, liquor stands, Walters
goblets, &C. tf a.gH"H a.ss" s@a ..
Paran vases, figures, and ornaments
French China coffee SETS tetea tete
Fine French China cups and
painted China figures, aud mane
large lot Of fancy goods, perfumery &c. eaa,,..
Also q limited u class jewelry. t
These selected with style
quality offered by the piece pair and every
10 warranted represented a .a-t,.a +
Sale might and Saturday night and Saturday morning
Ladies invited 70 attend morning and evening
Terms cash IN bankabe funds
WALL a. BARNARD
Dec 11-N Aucuoneers
VIII DO added genuine paintings atten.
ton OF the fine
pictures, as they warranted genuine. w.6B
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OFFICIAL.

DEPARTMENT on SrAn,
...s asssaf. lsalga Washington, December 9, 1857
Information received this department James
Keenan, esq United States consul Hong Kong Of tho death
John Arcy the hospital a, thai place, in May last
9-3M -h HEe f&HfE .sf K@#aEstA. tf ttrt
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isI FRaFIfER BEDS, MAR MATTRESSES, sc.
vIyIIE subscriber has now in store large and hand
u cabinet urnitre which DC peasss n-'
10 sch o suit the umes, viz NJ .r.n L.f GrfIt
= Ilnndsome osnarnenicd colaEe from 800 70 $50 W
Beautiful and other bcdseAs, richly carved
Hack walnut and mahogany heattle top ua-hslands
m Rosewood aFor suites N bfooateln and hareoe
Mahogany. black walnut, and oak csntre tables
DO ~ do DO ssdroosrdss narpletoP
/. 20 etsScfes of Mh~ave~
sofas tetea tetes and loaugas endless variety
Oak and walnut dining onloe chairs is n4.fgt
Mahogany, aud efher ehss rom % " We pr oaeA
with an az badsteads BUREAUS wasstaedr Nera
robes tables stools pane s.ool hal aeks sitime o''
toilet glasses, &c tt0 az gr sr.E. 4, 49,.
Daily expected large iron bedsesds double and single
washstands which cordially invite my friends ana ns
public 10 inspect ialIt.l a-sas ts a5sl1.. "a
- - ~ --rt -. -r.3 49,. ~, C. w BOTEI1R
Nov 22-2aw3wif SIS Iron Hall and $40 y street,
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IN FOR ALI ALL THE Il, CHANCES.

David Wilmot, the blackrepablican candidate for
governor of Pennsylvania at the late election in that
State, resigned the position of president judge ofthe
18th judicial district to accept that nomination Gov
Pollock appointed Judge Bullock as his successor.
During the Mr., Senator Bgler predicted that
Wilmot would more probably be the successor, Of
Judge Bullock than Of Gov, Pollock. The predic-
ton has been fulfilled. Bullock kindly kept the seat
warm for his friend, and now yields the balance Of
the term--oae year--to Wimot. AT the next gen
eral election the Office win be filed by the popular
voice. Abandoning the bench, Wilnct chose to
minglo in the party strife of the day and take the
chance Of political elevation. Defeated, he resumes
his former position, and claims to be regarded
representative Of the dignity and purity Of the ju
dicia character. Governor Pollock the efficient
instrument in accomplishing this shameful ma
noeuvre. Pollock, Bullock, and Wilmot. Behold
tl. tI,raa lalEsat ntf.fla tr1 q a irff we tasH
sO uhSo.t tFa .raa3ut Hfsg
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TIME new house on Missouri avenue, near the
Sd fitted for bcarders, whore
members
Congress others that be rented with without
Dec l1-3tf s. .... r.. a..s. ~. st#.g. 4,aa4 AHA
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WINTER FUEL.

NOV on hand, of the best quality, full assert
IN men, Of all kinds Of coal suitable for general family
SAWED AND SPLIT WOOD
than the usual
rates Wood delivered cord length at tho lowest market price
KINDING WOOD
manufactured the which certainly be call
charcoal Its cleanliness and
preference all other kndng delivered by the
the Price OF pine crate 30 cens oak crate 40
viii be carried q The
housev charge tho purchaser. ,s t.rA
remembered that in the sawed and split wood rs
allowed the gain Persons
laying quantity have the wharf desre aud
tha woodm manufactured order, ef
lbs 20 the All under entirely housed from
the weather. ..a-. .sf
Prompt personal attention given 10 every order +'.
should accompanied with the money, the mouey
ready when the fuel * delivered. y q, \. -
TJkw NJ GAIT.
northwest q I2th and
s-letf No. 5s7, square south II Penn