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To the Citizens of California.
C. a II ITO n
Nolic's Schcidam Aromatic
SCTN n PP&.

Which adueratcl conpo nds are intended TO sell in
California against my genuine article.
My object IS to announce that | have recently es
tablshcd Agency N SAN FRANCISCO Tor
supplying the state aui Oregon with my Schnapps
and thnl hereafter will alwNs keep said agency
supplied with large stock; that respectable drug
gi-ts and liquor dealers throughout California
caa always supply themselves at regular pdce,
merely enough over the New York price to cover
cost Of freight aud chargrs thus avoiding compliant
as heretofore OF occasional scarcity and extreme
high price
lti- now many years since | first imported these
>chuapps from the celebrated old ~tllcry at Schc-
dam, Holland, ia which am Interested. 1t Is now
conceded that no GIN was ever imported into tins
country which has approached my Nchhpps in re-
gard to PURITY, NEALrNfl'I INESS. aud EN-
QUiSlrE AROMA ur flavor. This | claim. aud Tor
proof point 10 their universal popularity and the i'm
mcusr and increasing consumption 10y all classes,
north and south. east and west. comprising the tenn
pcrauce people, medical faculty, &c. To such an
tent that my establishment, packing the enormous
quantity Ol 5000 bottles per day, is barely able to ill
It's orders.
Also, the Wolfe's Schnapps have been nnalyzed
by the most criebratrd Chemists, DrS. Mott and
Deck, of New YORK, and others who all testify that
they
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Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable ~ "a rcncdy acains, BAD WATER,
GRAVEL, INDlGES HON. DYSPEPSIA. DEBiLl-
rI. SC They also certify that they found my
SChuapps tn he free from hrnyllc Alcohol or FGSll
OIL. an exceedingly huriu ingrrl eni. found In all
common GIN whlch Dr. Mott Describes rs "tctih.
acrid, and aslhmatcal and producing irreparabc c'
cc's npon the nerves and stumlch.n The ccrilcat's
cond or heavier Essential Ol ol Juniper also dnt,-
gcruus component, produced by the d~tiilatiun
pracliccd 10 ncreaso the quantity IN milking ordinary
GIN
These statements are made with view to invite
comparison IN t'aurua. between the genuine W olfc's
SchnuppsUu the various brands u bogus imitations
mixed, dociorrd up, or sweetoncd Gln; in square,
black bottles, Limitation of my lyle Of holcsb under
different names and Labels. whether marked bnndou,
Gernan,, Holland Scheidam Schnapps, &c, in ina
mite variety confident that the trlnl viii result In
older states, ~ repuda'ing all the bogus. unwholo-
some mutations referred to,and tne complete triumph
ul my pure Schcldam Schntpps.
desire briefly 10 notice TWO facts which haV" lately
added lurg, ~ to the Use OF Wolfe. Schnapps in the
CIV uf New York and elsewhere. 1T Pure French
Brandy it j. now almost impossible Ia obtan-uearly
all the brandy imported from France being American
raw spirits sent there nndc into b1ndy AMI shipped
back again. I'd ManN people are abandoning the
use of Am"r'can whishey, brandy and gin, sincc il
has brcndi,c,y ,ycrcd tnW S1RYCUNlNf, u deadly
poison is IN use Ht Me west ~ dislhns horeby In.
crea>inL the yi.ld of t.. .unr about on"-thIrl
In conclusion, viii @, To al who desire a who'e-
some.agrecabe tome and s'lmacntgiyc tar trlato
" o l. y h $
Sciieidarn Aromatic SC!inapps.
UBOLPliD WOLFE, Sole Importer,
a6-3m - beaver street, New York
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Final Tax II Office.

A III. Persons Delinquent for Taxes, either on
N. Real Estate. Improvements or Personal Prop
erty, are refereed to section 27n of The Revenue
Law. and are hereby informed II -lid TaX'S are not
immediately paid at my u0lcr. the provisions of said
Section - wi be enforced wherever prr perry can be
found y. Il PLt'N
Sheriff aud Tax Collector.
Croyiile. Dec 3lst, 1877.
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Nj T. X & IL 4 n +!
Myers street, directly Opposite Chick 4 Co = B1nk-
ing House, OROVILLE.

rENllE OLD AND ORIGINAL CHEAP JOIiN
E informs the public thai ho has always on hand n
large assortment Of fashionable clothing boots and
shoes hats and shirts ofcyery .and which
he Is determined TO soll at far less price than any
other store in Orovilc lie has likowise hhe assort
mcnt of cutlery and fancy articles consisting In part
Of bowie knives, razors, pocket knives aud tnble
cuiler playing cards, wax and every other Kind Of
mHlches. mar brushes, combs hair oil fancy snnps
and pcrfumery. adnmantinr candles, pOrtmunnnies.
gold bags gold scales looking glosrrs travelling bags
stationery and writing matcfials, and indeed almost
every useful article, and which, bear IN mind, he II
aDlc ana willing sell far cheaper than any other
store IN OrOyihc.
Il OF ACCO AND GIG A r S
OF the finest brands, Mt hnifthe usual price. Donlcr-
supplied with choice brHnds OF tobacco at from J71s
to ~ cents per pOunf.
sunN ONLY ASKS ONE CALL, thnt you may
see aud Judge Tor yourselves.
Rcguidr SAFES eucy Wtdnesddy and
Sunddy Eue"ngs.
| The ORIGINAL JOHN has no connection vth any
other house IN Orovillc,
Alloutdoor safes sattsndcdto promptly and AT the
/ Lowsct Rates.
| tVREMENBER THE ADDRESS --CII p
J o N, opposite Chick x Goa banking house,
Orov'ue. mvrJO-if
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NGticc.

NNricP.
STATE or C,L'voRHIA, IOfice Bird of Supervisors
County Of Butte. De-. 5lh, 1851.
IT is ordered by the Board Of Supervisors Of Butte
County, that hereafter any person or persons pre-
sehting claim or claims tor any services or labor
of any nature or for merchandise. or a1y Other pro-
ncrty or for supplies fol the use and benefit Of the
County. shall certify thereon what officer or person
ordered or contracted for such labor, service or
supplies. violation Of ts order. after ihis hotce'
shailbe deemed good grounds for rejection
Attest VI. II. DARRACn Clerk
ByJ.U. MARBLE, Deputy.
Orovillc, Dec. I, So d'-@m
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CABIN EFT.
STATE OFFICERS.
United STATES SENATORS

United STATES SENATOR'S.
\. C. Broderick. ............... ........ VIM. Gwin
u. $. REPRESENTATIVE.
n c. .Mckibben......... ........ ..... Chas. Scott
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs.

The nauo no ,rson ~ 30 alefe upon books uucss h'
payment q u,a sutscrpton bs maso IN at,sses
Distant subscribers award neney by letter and ~ rit
Will be assumed by caFsel,e - safe traHs,ol' ION.
PAPER Published triweeky during the sssona
Of Congress, and seioi weekly during the recess
subscriptions period year WIN be received term.
rroportoned Va the rates
sStcsrM isltlS suthocod agents and bs
sending DAILY subscribers with $50 enciesed s srAi
WEEKLY subscriber with SIS enclosed viii be entitled 20 COPY
gyasa
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INSTRUCTIONS.


enaiing ineoporaed the the
ne department may deem proper.
minutes allowed each intermediate
Otherwise specified for opening examining the mails
pay win trips performed for Of
@ Ss deducted For arrivals 70 lar behind time IS break con-
with depending mails and not spcen fourth
Fines be imposed unless the delinquency be promptly
or other credible persons falling time
negecng to take the mail from or deliver into post Office for uf
cng to be wet, injured destroyed, robbed, or lost
The Postmaster General annu the contract for repeated fail
s % Of the 1s nS Se
carrier when BY the to do for assigning the
porting persons or packages conveying maabe matter the
The may order service on
allowing therefor pro rata increase the pay
e may change departures cases.
particularly them conform with railroads.
out pay provided the running time be not abridged lie
speed allowing within the restrictions
ofhe law rata increase Tor the additional stock carriers
he prefers doing 50 carrying the order into effect The Postmaster
aon be dispensed With Whenever in his hs
public require the he desires
persede il by q dncren, grade Of transportation
posmascrs otherwise expiration quar-
tersay III February, May, August and November
pry will be allowed should greater
sed the points TO be supplied be correctly stated Bidders must
requested far practicable, printed
of their bids, and to retain copies Of them.
Each bid mus, be suarancd by TIVE responsible
eral guarantees cannot be admitted.
I'd should be sealed superscrbed a Proposals.
addressed Second Assistant General
by mail by posmnsters will
proposals or letters Of kiu their quarterly
The contracts returned the department
boore the st Of August 1855 but the service
the Let July tho mail day thereafter
the be executed
1s OF Congress- approved
yes that contracts for the transportation O the mail shall
every tho lowest bidder rendering sufficient for
faithful performance without other reference
transportation than
certainty and security of such
description Of bid has received. does
take the entire
ccc certainly and security using the terms Of tho These
the books tho department. they
providing for the OF tho entire mail hoer large and
nfersr may be The pod> 10 innTs i cey certainty
oAds> security
In all where the lowest grade
sufficient the lowest bid viii be accepted duly guaranteed pref
erence TO 'sdr" specific bid
Wtrn the lowest bid
ddud mode will be accepted but set
aside for specific bid proposing the necessary
When the bid does specify mode when
"according
such specification viii be considered r horseback
service.
Pomasers careful certify surcienoy Of
gnraniors suecs without knowing that they Of su
cont responsibility a bidders, dis
unoy notified that the failure perform the contracts
Toy the service proposed Cor 10 tho accepted bids their legal liabilities
will be enforced against them.
Present tho
equally With others guaranors and certificates Of their
sufciency substantially the forms above prescribed The oorb
Gates Of suhccncy be signed by osin,asN judge Of
court OF record.
AARON " BROWN,
Postmaster General
I, o. -Iuu ul,.r
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IRPHANs' FAIR removed to Iron Hall, Per

4 ktnANS FAllt removed 10 iron nan, Tcnlhyl-
" vania Tho ncemency the weather having
e many persons who anxious do so from attending The n
Hall the have been prevailed upon continue
Few days and VIII be opened ~ Iron Hall The articles
sale marked down lowest possible prices and tho patronage
81 tho charitable solicited Nearly l50 orphan girls
depending the this effort what absolutely
necessary for their present wants.
Sd fstarSttatesl
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Feb 2 iawlwT

:" ASHINGTON ART ASSOCIATION. The Sec
wv ond Annual Exhibition the Washington Art Association
no~ oen at the Gallery street. between 18th and ifih streets
from 10, a. m, 10 10, p.
Admission 26 tickets o. To be had II The principal
tooksores and hotels, and at the door.
Dec 25--dH
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Arrive at WllAnisbargi by oA pm;
Wiiamsburgh daily except Huaday, at
Arrive at TIoltdaysburgh BY III IN.
Proposals embrace the Yellow Springs onloe
ssss From 0rcutl Greek 10 chenuug AZ miles and back
a wock
0rcuti Creek Tuesday and Saturday al
Arrive at Chcmnng by lOIk I'm;
Chemung Tuesday and Saturday At II a IA;
Orcutt Greek by 12k pm.
352s Ialnsnsvie
Leave Saruoea Tuesday and Saturday a 1 p u
Arrive at Tslmansvile by AZ I'M
Leave Mlln,ansvie Tuesday and Saturday Al l0k
Arrive at Starucca time the mail
qlehanna Dcpot--say IL m.
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Iicsvile miles
and hack, a
leave Iiiasyile Friday at ok
Arrive az Rockingham by IL IN;
Leave Rockingham Friday At l IA;
Arrive at Iiiesvile by 6ts
5ssl Prom Troy by Hill Page rai osd)
21 miles and back q week
Leave Troy wednosdsy a
Arrive at Pages by q D m;
Leave Pages Thursday 81 M High Point
Mail;
Arrive At Troy by ~ pm
Proposals Tor an additional weekly trip invited,
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M b. BRADY respectfully announces that he
M established gallery of Photographic Art in Washing
@ He prepared commissions for the Imperial Photo
apb hitherto only his well known establishment In New
unique Photographic included
IN bis collection together with portraits Of Of the most dis
hngushcd citizens of the United States.
Mr. BRADY his Washington gallery the results OF fourteen
years Europe the choicest products
bis art during period lie feels confident that tho resources at
his command quality his works win commend his
ssnery TO tho attention Of the Washington public.
jar 27-eod3mo
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Arrive at Troy by az pm
Proposals t'f an additional weekly trip are invited
SOUTH CAROLINA.
fsom JIs 4, 1858, 10 June 80, 1859.
'7s fssa aSasrsos sy Pierce Town EausI ssasesH
savs @ Aaasrssa at '1fs thursday Ssss a. s4n
Arrive at Anderson c. II. by SPIN
a'4 From Andersen BY yarsanss and Level Land Able
Arrive at Abbevils {. ii. by 7pm;
Leave rrir. AeDsyds y sndas g. y Thursday at sam
'' From s, Horse s + @ Is, @ @ ana cherokee
Leave Iiorse Shoe saturday at m;
Leave Clayton Friday at am
Arrive at Horse Shoe by Q M.
Mountain Table Rock Table aoaa.n sis saa ssaa saiaso :
Leave Picksns O II. Tuesday at Ipm
Arrive at Greenville next day by Opni;
Greenvile Monday at o m.
Arrive at pckens c H. next day by IL m
GEORGIA
From Juy L, 1855 June go 1859.
c5s7 From Americas by panve to Dayto 2 miles and back
Leave Americus Tuesday and Friday at a IN;
Arrive at Draytop by IL m;
Leave Irayton Tuesday aud FRIDAY at j PM
soss From Athens BY Planters stand For, Lamar lne.ys
Aaaa Parker. ri sors Fair Play g and Townvlo, TO
Leave Athens Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at IL M;
Arrive at Peudeon next days by pm;
Pendleion Monday, Wednesday, Friday IN;
Arrive ut Athens next dnys by
"A different schedule will
$3.50 Carksvc by Nacoochee, Mountain Hawasee
Iwa NJ O. and Peach Tree, Murphey, 81 miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Clarksvilc Wednesday and Saturday p p,;
Arrive a, Aurphcy days by nj
Leave Murphey Tuesday and Friday at q m;
Arrive Cnrkssile days by IL In.
From Covingon Rocky Swapping Shoals
aheba, 15 miles and back, twice week.
Leave Coyngton Tuesday and Friday at IL III;
Arrive at Bcrsheba by
Bcrsheba tuesday and Friday at 8 q In;
Arrive Covington by IL
85il from Lnmpkn by Florence Cennye A 26 miles aud
week
Leave Lnmpkin Tuesday at M;
Arrive at GIenpyile BY 4 pm; F..
Leave Glennyille Wednesday at 81 M
Arrive at IunI'kln By pm. s
Bids for additional trip week viii be considered.
oSt2 Newman Weedowee Ala 45 miles
week
Leave Newman Thursday at
Arrive a Weodowee day By IL
Weedowse Friday at !
Arrive AT Newnansncxt day by . m. ..s gH..
Rocky Mount by Holly Granville l8 miles and
twice week.
Rocky Wednesday al Saturday at 8 a III
Arrive at Grantyile by IL M q
Granville "Wednesday and Saturday at p IN;
Arrive at Rocky Mount by Bpm. "a
6jI the OF the Brunswick Florida railroad
the atia the terminus OF the Savannah, Albany
and Gulf railroad, west Of the Aitainaha river
Bidders will the distance, intermediate points pro
pose kind Of service aud present suitable
schedule Of departures and arrivals
"a FLORIDA.
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
Georgetown, ID. G.

yINHlS large boarding and day school for young
ladies' long avoaby known conducted BY Miss l.
English direction Miss ~ j. Narrower principal
by corps competent and experienced teachers in
department OF learning.
Members ofCongress Whose duties call them Washing
place wards here under their
accustomed doe graduates Of this
seminary representing nearly every in the Union.
For particulars address NJ. j. NARROWER.
Principal Of the Georgetown Female seminary
Sep IL 2-eof Georgetown, n. C.
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'I'hE American Almanac for 1858
l. JUS received aud for sale by
Inls BLANCHARD q NoHuN,
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FLORIDA

From Jsiy1, ls5s to June 90, 1859
Springs Remington 20 miles aud back
loayo Orange Springs Monday al 3 y N;
Arrive at Pennington by 6
inaye Pennington Tuesday at m; ~ !
, Arrive at Orange Springs by JPN.
Bids embrace lola viii be considered.
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VXYORTHY OF NOTICE.--mtending to retire
w my present business offer opportunity any
charge Eurouan
plan favoraby known
and share which be by
Water all the other convcniences
situation commands tho whole thorough
avenue, ID and Al
short the Capitol To insure profitable Investment
can early, address
Jan 2s-codIw wM. RtPP, Proprietor.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Thirty-Fifth COngress--First Session.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

The sesate was not in session to-day,
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Warrington Insurance Company.
CItARTEREn BY CONGRESS.
washington Branch Railroad.

I EAyE Washington at 6, a. M; 8. a mi 3, p. m;
IL 20, p. rn.; ., Is, p m.
trains sud and 20 connect directly s
for the West; those 8,
l5 p m Annapolis aud at D. for Frederick and
Norfolk
The and 70, trains express, and stop only at
annapolis and Washington functions
saturday p m, goes only rhladcl
phs.
On Sunday only train, at 4. 20, D. ~.
Jan II I. N. PARSONS, Agent.
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DUNCAN. SHERMAN, 4 CO.,
Bankers,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers
available principal OF the world Ao
credits, for in Europe China, &c.
31--3md
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VNTATCH Repairing and Engraving. w atches,
w conocters and pocket mekeepes Of description
repaired perform accurately
Engraving every done the best sye including the
catung arms, crests, notices. and initials on stone
Visiting wedding elegantly and printed
NJ. W. GAIT Il BRO,
Jewellers, 324 Pennsylvania avenue,
Jan 3O-0 Between 9th and 10th streets
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George w. Bray,
Collector and agent tor Houses.
aEsIDENcE No, 2s2 NINTH STREET NORTH,
Between NJ and streets,
WASHIN TON
House renting and collecting promptly attended punotua
turns made Jan 22-d3m
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JAMES j. DICKINS,


WASHINGTON, II. c.
furnished and the ma mod
ern improved principle, with private apartments
for either ladies or gentlemen.
~ The supplied with the choicest OF wines and liquors.
t;anae other dslcacies
Hot and cold lunch from II O'Clock, q. m, until ~, M
Nov 32-U
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Another sheet Iron
safe Gomez.
lnoKn isonIsEssIEs.

A SHEET IRON SAFE rs. C. lIERRINd's,"
was robbed night OF two SINCE, in this City. The
safe was thrown its back On bags %
coffee powder put into the lock, the door blown
open, and solne 5000 extracted.
WHEN WILL. MEN LEARN WISDOM
Why longer use Sheet fFoH Safes that are contin-
ually being blown open AMI robbed.
lILs.GEsS SAFES
are tho only rcli able Safes in use, a sure proof
against Gre and Burglars
The undersigned agents for Lilies Safes are
ready al any time, 20 teg his SAFES with any other
make IT SAT- used IN this city. Call around gen
tlemen, those who can open one of Lilies Safes
with sleIge hammer--any Of safes at
your service. Try them on. Mr.. Lille don't pre-
tend ~ makea safe that never can be broken into
but be does pretend TO make q Safe, and does do II
that viii resist the burglars tool or fire, great
deal longer time than any ether safe now made.
Wowii guarantee 10 open any Of the sheet Iron
sales IN half The time you can open one 81 Lii
lies II SOU an open one at all.
A iull assortment Of Lilies safee Mt
LItLIEs Agency, 1888, Main st.
July, 2rt 1ILLINuAAST LANE a BUEL.
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g y ID r INK RAILKO GA u
OF CANADA.

or CANADA.
"a DELI9HTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTES
FROM THE WEST TO
Boston, Nsu York, and the Eastern States
rSs fAs MicAisdn Cenfrak Great Western,
Ogdensbu,gh Termonf Central. and
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD OF CANADA.
Passengers by this route have m opportunity Of
visiting some Of the grandest and most
derful scenery in the world, including Toronto,
Nisgsvs Falls, Spspensicn BRIDGE 7hoasand hIfnds,
AAesds Of the Sc. Laurence, Quebec Montreal Vhtte
MSsnsasSs, fAe Tubular Bridge, tseaf,y too males ia
ss~gfh), Lake cAamplaiH, Fails Of Montmorcnet,
Hudson Rirey, rte, etc.
On and after May !, 1853, baggage will be
Checked Through from Chicago.
To EMIGKAnTs.
Passages may be secured at the Office Of the Com
pany in Chicago by sAlLIs6 ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
Aberdecn and Monirose. An agent Of the GRAND
TRUNK RAILROAD superintgnis thercmoyal Of
cmigrsnts and baggage st Qnebec free Of charge.
Fare from $40 TO. SIS 10 Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Mammoth Steamship
LEyTA It II N.
OF &c 800 TONS AND 700 FEET LONG!
Ii under contract to this Company for one or more
trips 10 Portland, Tourists return tickets from
Chicago 10 the principal towns In Europe will
shortly he issued. Tickets from Chicago Tor all
points East, also for the Leyiathan, or for the NJ.
0.S. 8. Co.'S ships, can be obtained at the Office
Of the Grand Trunk Railroad, No. 80 Dearborn
street, Chicago.
j.. WARRACk,
Agent Of Grand Trunk Il. X. Co., Of Canada.
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Hark % We BootIess keokukIans
yI1iMES afe Hard. MONEY is Scarce. But
i DUKE is up with the Times, and down with
the Cash. If times are hard, HIS WORK LASTS A
yEKY GREAT waILx. II money Is scarce, HE
SELLS VERY CHEAP.
Having just received his Spring Stock, he ~
now ready to accommodate . II who may give him q
call, either In Eastern or Custom made work, and
would call particular attention TO the latter.
Having established manufacturing on the most
extended senl. he will keep constantly on hand and
makc to order evary hing IN his line, from putting
on q patch or making an infanps shoe, 10 Satin
Cater Tafen CAT BoofSnnd will sell the best Of
goods at the very lowest possible prices for CASH.
In custom work he warrants FITS, not TO cramp,
but te Cure Corns.
MAMMOTH BOOT,
apr2sd Nos. So, 60 and 6s Main-st.
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u
chamber between and the the taking in feet and
substantial 4 HEATING STOVES a
pi
Ia
&C.
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Z xTR OR DINAnY INUUCEmENTs
TO TRADE

Atthc ssNimbIe sixpcnce.o
AN now receiving my Spring and summerstock
l of DIR Goods, Hats and bonpets, Boots and
shoes, Crockery Ware, Sc, direetfrom the Eastern
cities, which comprises extensive variety in all
these departments. My stock win compare favsr-
ably with any in the city in point Of variety and
quality, and tits we'll known fac thA 1.-THE prices
are all right.
OF Dress Goods, / have silks, Tissues, Bareges
Lawns, Barge Deiaines, Chaliies, poIlins, Vaien
sian Piaids, Debaine, ArgAntines, Lawn Robes
&c.
ofsiaple q oods ,heavybrowndomestic,bl eached
do, osD aburgs drills, tiekings, prints, &c.
ALSO, Linen foods Of ali kinds--white and
brow for pants white and brown table diaper,
crash and diaper toweiing Irish linen, brown do.
ALSO, summer Shaslk, black silk Vesettss, err
broideres, iaccs, pocket handk crchiefs, hosiery,
trimmings Gents shirts, crayats ,coiiarf and sus-
denders.,
ALSO an assortment Of Summer Clothing, and
necessary articles too numerous to mention.
AND in connection with the above / eep
sortmcntof Queensware and Groceries. the latter
OF which still continue TO cell Mt whoiesal
prices. fresh lot Of choice Teas direct from the
Canton Tea Co., New York, which are warranted to
give entiresatisfactioD orthe money will be re-
funded.
think can now o Ter ecmenttnot to beck.
eeled by any house In this city
If there isangarticle youcannot find anywhere
else, Just call at the Ninble sixpence--snywh where
along Main-street.
i. S.-These are not o Id z oods--hnvt n u been
hand since the year oHr.
Nos. G7, rs, n and 100 main.st.
s. 8. BILLINGS.
kaaknk Iows AnritlT.dGu