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The Smithsonian House, broadway. N. T.
Hotel sooommo<A The European American plan ~
option
Baafovd's First Premium tranos-AH 70
BE- told month; hs store Cos Broadway. let cense-
questy sock us be sold semi rauds g'ands and re
III must be aid st reduced prices Purchaess peasc CALI
PhrepoloRy and Mans Moral and RslisiOas
Natue AND Dut,es - the theme OF Mr. rowLEds iecturs
evsnlrg at the ball OF Fulton and Orange sres
Brooklyn Tckcts sbnitpg. framn>a ~ NJ the Gloss.
Jones' Old Italian Roar, for Eruptions,
heckles Ac D. Joues' coral hA o restorative kes tug
made IA Jsfonis liquid alabassr, tr ~h!.cnag iAtss
skn, - pepos Nh oo~esy,
Gas Cooking Stoves and Ranges.-W. n.
eSaws patent combining neanssa economy and convent
eostng be ono hs the exgsnss Of othse
thod Dan Be In operation ~ GEO. L. OAHHoHa @e
BatcheloS's Aalr Dye, wies and Tovpecs-
he best TIE world SURPRISING all Made sole Azd Apznd
., he vigsAesory. rs Broadway.
Chichester Dyspepsia specific Cares with
ont pursins loc per bette b. al srrTess pccos ioi
Wall street, n. 4.
Hill, Ininit able Gutierrez Hair and Wits
kers No 9arosy street Hair DE, 1aklps bsx- slssk
or brown
Frsng1panpi-- The Acknowledged supen~
orty NJ this esqui,s perfume hes xtueed there
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warranted remeiy FIR fever sns aaus IA All Ne oyrns N
from The evils oC quni-e; reurarA i'm cctsncv eru
tots sllepsy. FOR sale By q j. LkErs, drug inports
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C1s,xens and Strangers, Can Receive .
courpe Of private writina ieaDona N ono eek ~
OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH. coz Broadway
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Custom Made Shirts, all Sizes. Thrce-ply
collars under garments hosiery goyes bosoas stocks and
rnen's iurnsA'Dg In geOsrai Wholesale and ret1i
corner Of Murray and 6reenwira nfesA
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observatory Photographic Dollar Por-
HOLMES $50 Broadway.
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Writes 81 Oross kAAts, aps10G style,
Full on street. between Broadway and Nsssau.

Espensche,d's spring ssyle Of Geutfemen's
hats ed Price s. g. Give him call ~ his sales
room ll8 Nassau s.reet.
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Spring, 1857.

Fine Wedding Cards, Envelopes, DO
IvHRrELL's % the Oldest eaablishmss. broadway To-
fne CO I'd epsravse Esabhshed 1870
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NewIEo MAcHIrDa--L r. nroER . Co.s Ga
liable nbrnssios about sewing msoMpes and snswerr
questions cAa be asked the suAss4 All WHO
which ysa ceas Proe can be made and WI be pre-
chires before the public. N. singer Co 0.zetk
WIN Be ssoi r.s e q, 10 crr,{ b. stsv or eherys
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SPsIsa CLvIsIEo,

> ALP stD nuNRos a co, al Broadway eau ,ss At
hnun Of hoss In want Of sprina rsFAns business
vests and sey csssmsse psna ev present large
ment 70 vsch uey are reccvhg daily addticsa large
soes o. mock coats eseh pan black ard coyred sf vests
and genteusns furnbhing good. always on hs.d
Also boys clothing furp~hiss goods Of all hints and
azAs, sdapted " all agea from three and upwsrdA
ALFRE6 MuNRoK co 81 Broadway.
~ Gyau "A and IA Il
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BstcheIor's Aalr l,ye, wsss AMI Tovpecs,
he best TIE world surpa.snx all Made sois Aad Apzh,d
n he wirsfactory rs Broadway.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

LEFT IN A HURRY'-Y esterday's Express
says that Henry L McArthur, the snug
Cling ex-treasurer Of Sutter county, left his
bondsmen in the lurch, and went off on the
Sonora His liabilities to Sutter county are
81 .038. and he also owes a private debt of
$3.50. His bond is $4,000, well secured.-
This same scamp is the man who become
very virtuously indignant because the Ex-
press published him as a defaulter awhile
since, and published a card in the Inquirer,
from the Indignant" part of which he after
wards crawfshed.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
Declaration of Sole Trader.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Butte.
n ERNEsrINE II. BLUMENTnAL,wife of II. VI. Blum
enthal OF the town OF Oroville, in Ophir town.
ship, in the county of Butte State of California, do
hereby declare That intend from and after this date
TO carry on business in M own name aud on my own
account in the said county of Bute that the nature
OF said business is keeping drinking saloon or bar
and pubic house IN said county, and such other and
further things as may be proper and necessary for
the management Of said business. will be hereafter
individually responsible in my own name for al
debts contracted by me on account Of my said busi
Dess ana hereby tnrher declare that the amount of
capital invested in my said business does not exceed
the sum of five thousand dollars.
In witness whereof have hereuntO set my hand
and seal this I'D day of October A. d 1857.
kNESTINE BLUMENTlIAL. GsEALl
Witness: JoHN BERRY.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, County Of Butie-ss.
ON The 22d day of October ID. 1851, before me,
John ). Berry, Justice of the Peace. IN and tor said
county, personally appeared the above named Ernes>
tine H. Blumenhal,iO me- personally known 10 be- the
dividual described IN and who executed the foregoing
declaration. and n rknowledged that .r. executed the
same freely and voluntarily Tor the and purposes
therein mentioned.
Ia witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
the day and year first above written.
JOHN 5 BERRY. Justice of the Peace.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
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SLUIcE RoBBING We learn, says the
Calaveras Chronicle, that on the night of
Thursday last some scoundrels made very
successful and profitable nights washing out
of the sluice boxes of Messrs. Hill, Bough.
ton & Co., Peters & Co., also two other com.
panies whose names we could not learn.
These claims are all situated in the deep Dig
gings at Happy Valley, just out Of town, and
were no doubt robbed by parties having an
intimate knowledge of everything relating
to them. The two first named companies
had just commenced cleaning up, after run
Of about three weeks washing, and it is be-
leved that the thieves made at least 81 900
by the whole operation. The owners of the
claims have not even suspicion who the
robbers are.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

IMPORTANT Survive learn from a tel
egraphic dispatches in the Sacramento pa
pers that an important suit was commenced
on Monday, in the Twelfth District Court,
San Francisco, by Mogarthan ct al. VS. Caro-
ct. al., to set aside attachments levied
against Diamond and Windmiller, two
tradesmen in Mokelumne Hill, to secure
payment of notes to the amount of $4,000
it being alledged that they were issued with
the fraudulent intention to swindle their
creditors in San Francisco
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
Red Bluffs Items.

The Beacon says that business is improv-
ing at the Bluffs, and that an unusual num-
Der Of loaded wagons had left for the North
during the past week
The fall fights have commenced with much
spirit--rot-gut of couse.
The Robinson Family are playing to the
Buffers.
The steamboat Sam Soule is making regu.
lar trips between the Bluffs and Sacramento.
The citizens are talking about building a
church and employing a preacher.
Sheriff Dunn paid nearly 900 into the
county treasury on Monday.
Several emigrant trains had passed
through during the week. They came via.
N0blc's Pass.
The people have bought a bell for the
school honse. The scholars will heuceforth
be rung in from houses, highways and
hedges.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

SHOOTING AFFRAY IN PLUMAs. We
learn from the California Express of yester-
day, that Caleb Holiday, a well known pack
er, was shot on Sunday last at Quincy, Plu-
mas county, by a man name Shores while
the former was attempting to separate two
OF his friends who were fighting. Holiday
was badly wounded in the side. Shores
mounted his horse and left Immediately aft ter
shooting, and while going off was fired at by
several of Holidays friends His horse was
afterwards found wounded in the jaw, and
blood in the saddle indicated that Shores had
also been wounded Both Holiday and
Shores were prominent men of Plumas, and
Shores family had but recently started for
the Atlantic States
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

Ell DORADO County FINANCEs.-By a
statement of the financial affairs of Ell Dora
do county, in the Placervile American, of
Oct 18th, it appears that the county indebt-
edness at the present time is $3l,S ,S05 II,
which will nearly all be cancelled in sixty
days. The total collection of poll-tax for
two years ending Oct 1st was S45,l25, of
which the County Auditor and County Clerk
received each commission Of $682 81, and
the County Assessor g commission Of Sd, ,496
81, The total collection Of foreign miners
tax, for the same period, was $l62 100, of
which the Auditors commission was 81 1854,
anu the Sheriff's commission S99,O25 04!
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

ihoinn Troubles at Honey Lake Valley.
Mr.. j. Williams, a resident of Honey Lake
valley, in company with Mr.. Milleson, came.
down from there yesterday ON their way to
Sacramento to endeavor to make arrange
ments with the Governor for arms, amuni-
ton and aid to quell the Indians, who have
lately been very troublesome to the settlers
in and about the Valley. Mr.. Williams in
forms us that on Saturday last a battle was
fought between company of the settlers
numbering 40 men, and some 200 Indians,
which lasted four hours. Ten of the red
skins were killed and one white man was
wounded. He says that forty or fifty resi-
dents OF Plumas county and a company from
Sierra have armed themselves and gone to
the scene of the difficulties The women and
children had been sent to Indian Valley for
safety, and when our informant left, fight
was going on at Arnold's house, between
party of the whites and band of theWashoe
Indians. Mr.. Williams tells us that the In
dians are nearly all armed with pistols and
guns, which they have either stolen from or
bought of the emigrants. The Pah- -Utahs.
which tribe has heretofore been considered
friendly, have joined with the Washoes in
their depredations. The residents of the
Valley anticipate long and bloody war
with the. Savages, who have commenced the
campaign with great ferceness, and an evil
dent determination to drive the whites
across the mountains The aid which Messrs.
Williams and Milleson go to solicit should be
granted them without delay, as the season is
fast approaching when communication be-
tween US and Honey Lake will be much i'm
peded by the SHOWS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
Terrible Marine Disaster
LOSS OF THE U. $. ri. STEAMSHIP
CENTRAL AMERICA!
400 Lives Lost!
$ 5000 IN Id!

The american Horse LecOmpt Btatent--
Terrific PANE in Val Sfreet--.Nur-
deress Burned at the Stdket--PTesiden-
Hdt appointments, etc.
SAN FRANCISCO Der. ODD.
The Steamship Panama arrived here at
6 o'clock this morning bringing the painful
news of the loss of the Steamship Central
America" bound from Aspinwall to New
York with 600 passengers and $1,000 900
in treasure She foundered in gale while
off Cape Hatteras, and all on board with the
exception of $50 persons, mostly women and
children, were lost Among the number
lost is James Birch the Stage nan. Judge
Monson of Sacramento was on board but was
saved. Accounts of the disaster, present a
terrible picture of the scene. The gale was
the severest ever experienced in that region,
and accounts of numerous disasters have
been received.
The American horse Lecompte, ran race
in England for the Warwick cup and was
badly beaten.
A negress in Alabama poisoned 60 persons,
was tried by jury of the people together
with her accomplce and afterwards burned
at the stake.
Great distress exists in Wall Street on ac-
count of the loss of the treasure on the Gen.
trail America.
The Territorial Convention had assembled
and elected Gen. Calhoun President.
The President has signed the proclamation
for the sale Of about 2 500, 600 acres of pub.
lie land in California; the sale will take
place in May next
W. C. Calhoun, nephew to the late j. C.
Calhoun, has been appointed Secretary of
Legation at Paris in place of Mr.. Wise, re-
signed
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

NEW COUNTY PRoJECTED.-.A scheme,
says the Sonora Herald, is on foot, and will
be developed in the next Legislature, to Gre
ate a new county, to be formed out of the
northern portion of Tuolumne and the south
ern portion of Caleveras county. Columbia,
in Tuolumue county, is entitled to the sole
credit Of originating this precious scheme,
its advocates not only sssuming to take in
their own burg, Springfield, Gold Springs,
Yankee Hill, Shaw's Flat, and the west side
of Table mountain, including Tuttletown,
Mormon Gulch, &c, as part and parcel of
their scheme, but taking off a goodly slice of
the territory of Caleyeras county, including
Murphy's Camp, Valecita, Douglass's Flat,
Angels Camp, and Carsons. Columbia is to
be the capital.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUIcrDE.-The
San Joaquin Republican learns that ON
Sunday night man whose name is not civ.
ell, attempted to commit the double crime Of
murder and suicide at Mokelumne Hill. The
tragical episode was caused by the iufdelity
of woman with whom the man was on in.
innate terms. Finding her, in going to the
room occupied by them jointly, in sitna-
ton to arouse his jealousy, he shot the wo.
man and then himself. When our informant
left, both parties were very low and not ex-
peeted to survive more than few hours.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

A DESPERATE Re CAPTURED. Sheriff
Porter of Santa Cruz, arrived in San Fran
cisco on Sunday, having in custody the per-
son of Mexican, named Ramirez Bulena,
who effected his escape from the State Prison
one year and six days ago. The Globe says
Bulena was convicted Of se-steaing in
Santa Cruz county, and sentenced for term
of five years. He had long been known as
one of the most desperate of gang of rob
bers who infested that part of the country
Sheriff Porter found him at San LUIS about
one week since; after his recapture he made
several attempts to escape.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

TRIED TO GET AwAY.-A man named
johnson says the California Express, had
been for several days saving the bars of
his cell with the view Of breaking out, when
he was discovered on Wednesday morning
He had sawed several of them partly in
two, and had filled the cracks with grease
and dirt so that they had not been observed
His tools were found under the bricks, and
consisted of two case knives notched into
saws. He was only put in for twenty days.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
A Card.

Having been Swinded in low and conemptibc
manner out Of the sum of thirty-one dollars by one
A. McCargar, known by many rs the extensive
sieam-mincr on credit,' deem it my duty to those
who have been lucky enough TO have had no dealings
with him, to post him-to those who have had Il
would lie unnecessary. In May last this A. HcCar.
gar owed a board bill at the u. S. Restaurant of the
small sum of $50. The CroyiIle steam Mining Co
were about to be compelled 10 suspend operations Oh
account Of This hammer, McCargar's small board bin
lie finding out that the restaurant owed me- soon
found ne, and talked pItifuly, that was induced
10 settle the small board bill, taking in lieu thereof
his note for the amount, payable ia ten days with ]
NJ. Burr as security. When line len days expired he
came with another smooth tongue aId begged not to
trouble his friend, } b. Burt-all lie asked was two
or three days time, which granted him, the while
declaring that as sluc ms he was living man. unou
the honor of gentitmaH. shouli have the money
In three days time. The note has never been maid
Ills friend }. NJ. Burt, has been busy this senson
tnat he has forgotten that there still some men i'm
1hc country who are liberal enough to allow some
hue h0for TO those they dealing with--even if
legal ~ has passed by day no. The other Sll
is another small bOdJd bGi. With this | leave the
business community To have much or rs little 10
do with either or both they please, for am salts
fed. J. w McGEE
Keystone Market, OrOville, Oct. ~.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

THE CIRCUS To- -NIGHT.-The Pioneer Cir
Gus. now the only one in California, and
comprising in its list of performers all the
best talent in the state, will exhibit to. night.
AS the troupe is very excellent one. and
as the prices are very much reduced, we
have every reason to think the seats will be
crowded. Go and see them by all means
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

DISTRESSING CASE OF INSANITY. - The
San Francisco Globe of Oct. 10Th, says that
readers may reoollect the circumstances of
the robbery Of miner named Asa L
Baker, nearly one year ago, at house on
one of the wharves kept by two brothers
named Gondicut, who were convicted of the
robbery, and are now in the State Prison.
1t seems that Baker has been insane ever
since his loss, which amounted to several
thousand dollars. On Sunday night he was
found by the police wandering about the
streets. and was taken to the Police Station,
where he insisted that he was only a little
girl, and desired to be entered as such on
the police records
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

Too TlGHT.-The Occidental Messenger,
published at Corvallis, Oregon, opposes the
new constitution, and after giving variety
of reasons for so doing, says.
Besides these, there sre numerous other
objections, which cramp the energies of our
growing State. and prohibit the people from
removing the obstacles to its development
and expansion In word, the jacket fits
too closely, aud will not admit of free and
healthy use of the limbs.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

To BE TRIED FOR MURDER The S. F.
Herald of Tuesday says, Willis Corse, pro-
prietor of the Sazerac drinking saloon, on
Clay street, will be tried in the Fourth Dis.
trict Court, to-day for the killing of James
McCready Gordon, member cf Monument
al Engine Company No. 6, on the morning
Of the fifth of July last.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
County Treasurer's Office,

ORoVILLk. OctUUcf on, ieo7.
Notice ishereby given. that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from The General Fund,
registered between the LIST day of November 1855.
and the jh and l2th OF February 1857 inclusive.
except Nos. ltl4. and 1850 also Cour, House and
Jail Warrants Nos. 53, j42 aud alb alsoWarrants ON
lndigent SICK Fund Nos. lA0 lie2 l405. 1904. 1892
1894, 143 THAT the same viii be paid on presentation
at this ofce and after this date said Warrants will
cease to bear interest.
WEI. LAFFIMOag
Teasurer Bui4e Corp,v
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

DESERVES THE PosITIoN The Red Bluff
Beacon advocates the claims of William r.
Harrison ESQ ex Judge Of Tehama and Shas-
ia counties as candidate for the appoint
ment TO the position of Secretary of State.
The Beacon says: We are in favor of at least
having one office in the State Government
filled by man whose interests are emphat
ically identified with the northern part of tn E
State,--we are entitled to it and ask it as a
right, not as favor.
SO we think, and with our cotemporary
would recommend Judge Harrison to the
consideration of Gov. Weller
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

CHANCE Foa BARGAINS MIR. D. Buzzo
lini, whose place of business is on the corner
Of Myers and Robinson Street, near the
bluff, offers his stock of Groceries, Provis-
ions, Dry Goods, Hardware, etc at cost pri-
ces. Read his advertisement in another
column, and then give him a call.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

An assessnet 1 ten per cent on the capital stock
was made On the 5lh of October Shares H. t2 IS.
A, 45 49, AZ, IS, 6j' G6, 81, IS, CO. 7O H. ~, 49, o.
5l, 52, 3D. "a, So. So, SO, 81. %, 96, will be sold
at the Court House door Mt O'Clock p. NJ, sat-
urday, Now 1884, 10 the highest bidder for cash. 10
pay back assessments. Per order of Trustees.
ID. ID. HARRIS, Secy.
oroye, Oct. 6, 1857. o9-3w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

DRAWING PIsroL - Joe Dunlap of
"show acting" notoriety was fined $3.50 by
the Recorder of Sacramento on Tuesday, for
drawing pistol on an actor named Paulin.
Dunlap has appealed the case to higher
court.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

FoR SALT LAKE A family bv the mama
ofCrowe left Sacramento on Tuesday for
Salt Lake'via San Pedro and San Bernardo
no, The party consists of father. mother,
two sons and their wives, six children and
one young lady of eighteen. The Union
from which paper we learn the above adds
1t must be strong faith that will cause men
women and children to leave California a,
this season of the year, and start for the re.
mote region of Salt Lake 1t may not liter
ally remove mountains, but it certainly
does seem to surmount very great difficult.
ties.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
DIR. j. GILBERT.

Member Of The Royal College of Surgeons London.
formerly Surgeon Accoucher 10 the Chris, Church
Lyihg-in institution, London, and late House Phy>
siciah to the sta'e Marine Hospital San Francisco.
D. B.-Dr. a. can receive u few patients iuto his
house, fronting the the Plaza near Musical Han.
0roville, Aug. 4th
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

DIR. L.J. Cznpkay.-In another column Of this
paper will be found tEe advertisement Of l.. j.
CZAPkAY, u. ID. The doctors testimonials are Of
such character as to justify us in commencing him
to public consideration IS gentleman and physician,
and one who is in every way qualified for the faithful
performance OF his promises. If
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
Notice.

Is hereby given that, Six shares in The Phoenix
Prospecting Company, belong to James Taylor lien
ry Miles, and William Schake, will be sold ui Public
Sale, at the Tunnel in Mesilla Valley, October 20, 10
pay assessments.
c. p. NANCE, Secretary.
October II, 1857. tds
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
DIR. AUBEt2T.

FRENCH PHYSICIAN, Graduate Of the Medical
College Of France SURGEON AND ACCoUcHER.
Diploma exhibited when requred) Monlgomeryst.
next door to the Orleans Hotel.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

More MEN AND MEANS GOING AWAY
The Sonora left San Francisco for Panama
on Tuesday with 600 passengers and 81 .697
04l in gold
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

The RITE OF BAPTIsM.-Sevcral hundred
persons, says the San Francisco Herald of
Tuesday, were collected at Steamboat Point,
Sunday morning, to witness the ceremony
of baptism, performed by the Rev. Mr.. Sax
ton, of the Pine street Baptist Church. The
subjects were two lads and an adult, con.
verts at the late protracted meeting in that
Society, The utmost decorum was observed
by the multitude during the performance of
the solemn and impressive rite. The INNER
slve mode was of course adopted, in accor.
dance with the Baptist view on that point
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

For THE EAST Mr. Ira Munson the
former President Of the Young Mems Dem
ocratic Club Of San Francisco left for the
East on the Sonora. He was escorted
to the Steamer by tho members of the Club.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
OaOyILLE, FRIDAY, OCTOBER esD, 1857.

THANKs.--We are again, for the two hun. j..
dredth time, indebted to the Alta Express
Agents, and De Witt & Co for files of San
Francisco and Sacramento dailies. We re-
iteratc our expressions Of gratitude.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23

DIR. j. c. YOUNG, whose advertisement al
versemen appears in another column, is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is caAed to his
advertisement. If
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-23
Selling OFF
A II G. O 5 II :!
GROCERIES,, PROVISIONS!
Dry Goods, Hardware,
0cC., %C.

VENHE UNDERSIGNED offers for sale at cost his
n large and well selected stock of Groceries, Pro-
visions, Liquors, Dry Goods, Hardware, &c. Hotels
and restaursnts will find this opportunity seldom met
with. Remember the place. corner Myers and Rob
inson streets, opposite Allen Coby's lumber yard.
Oct 23d-2w