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IL A correspondent of the New York Times
cites the following, which, he says, was com,nu-
nicated TO him by one Of the highest officers in
Commodore Perry's squadron, on its return from
Japan An English ship, running before the
wind, hove in sight one morning. She hauled
her wind, taking in sail, in order to escape, not.
withstandng two guns were fred to bring her
to A Shotted gun was then ordered to be got
ready. Finally, the vessel was boarded, EXAM
ined, and proved to be an English one, trying to
avoid what the master feared ight be Russian
squadron
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IL portion of the second regiment OF L nj
ted states Infantry has been Withdrawn from For,
Randall near the source Of the Missouri river.
and will garrison Fort Lsavenwouh during the
absence Of the forces on the Utah expedition. IL
j. said that many Of the soldiers ell route for
Utah are deserving as they ascend the Missouri
river
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Proceedings OF To-day,

IN THE SENATE, communication was received
rom the Postmaster General relative to certain
proposed changes in the postal laws regulating
the duties and fees of postmastcrs and the man
aSement Of post Offices.
Mr.: Johnson, of Ark, from the Committee on
Printing, reported jeint resolution limiting the
number # copies to lie D:inrcd of IN. pscifc
Coast Survey, the Mexican Boundary Survey and
the Pacific Railroad Survey; agreed to.
Mr.. Iverson, from the Committee on Claims.
reported resolution for refunding to the State of
Georgia an amount paid by her for military ..r-
Greek wars.
Mr.. Yulee, from the Committee on Post Offices
and Post Roads, reported a resolution accompa-
MED by a letter from the Postmaster General,
concerning post Office printing.
The House amendment to the resolution fxinu
the time OF final adjournment on the 10th instant
was agreed 10 by vote of 30 yeas, - NAYS
\ large number of private aud unimportant
disposed Of.
On motion OF Mr.. Iverson, the consideration of
the private calendar war resumed.
The HOUSE resumed the consideration OF the
Diplomatic and Consular Appropriation bill, as
returned from the Senate with amendments.
They agreed to that striking out the proviso that
tue appropriations shall be strictly confined To
the service for fiscal year ending June 80, 1853.
MIR. Harris, of H., gave notice of his intention
TO call up the Maryland election case to morrow
White against Harris
The House passed hill for the relief Of set
Tiers on the public lands in Illinois, confirming
them IN their Presumption rights.
On motion of Mr.. Maynard, the select commit
te TO examine the accounts of General Culiom,
the late Clerk, Were allowed to sit at the ne II
session The report, which was read, showed
mat scVenty-Seven witnesses have been examin =
ed, and that the expenditures were between one
and two millions Of dollars
Mr. Bocock asked leave to report a bill for the
construction OF ten sloops -ofwar propel.ors, the
drat not to exceed twelve feet, to be built at the
navy yards or by private contract and, also, a
new war steamer, not TO exceed draft Of eig h,
feet, for service in the Chinese waters. and To-
wards this object apprOpriating 81 200 900
Mi Seward objected; whereupon Mr. Bocock
moved SUSPENSION OF the rules. The motion
was disa9T to-yea> ~, nays G6-no, two
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-04

IL The great yacht race at New York yeste:
day attracted large concourse of spectators
The Edgar rounded the lower stake first Re
turning the Julia, of the first class, rounded the
stake first; the Una, Of the second class second ;
and the Edgar, Of the third class, third The
latter will probably take the first prize, and the
other two the prizes of their respective classes.
The wind was light, and the race lasted over six
hours
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NAvAL.-Captain James Il. Ward has assumed
command Of the receiving ship North Carolina.
a Brooklyn navy yard, vice Captain FindI,v
Schenck, who has leave of Absence for ,iY
months.
The storeshiP Release, at Charlestown nayy-
yard, will leave In few days, with stores for
the African squadron.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-04

THE TORNADO IN ILLINoIs.-Later accounts
received of the terrible tornado which passed
over the village OF Ellison, on Sunday night,
state that four persons have since died from the
effects of the injuries they received, making
twenty-B in all. The track OF the tornado was
quarter of a mile in width, and 1t lasted fifteen
minutes
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NOTICE TO MEMBERS OF CoNsREss.-Members
Of Congress can have their speeches printed with
neatness and dispatch, at the Star ONCE Price,
for 200 copies Of sixteen page speech, one cent
and half each; for lO,OOO or more, one cent each
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-04

MEXICAN CIVIL WAR.-By the arrival of the
brig Maham, at New Orleans, dates from Tam
pico to the 29d ult. have been received. General
Vidaurri, with his troops, had rstreated to MOI
terey. Thousands Of muskets are said to be on
:heir way from New York to Vidaurri. Zuloaga
had established IL military tribunal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-04

Id The emigration to the port Of New York,
is gradually improving-thea arrivals for the week
ending June I'd, being 3, 1923, and making total
since January LIST, Of ~ ,IO2
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III The New York Crystal Palace Is open
again, under the City Regime, and visitors are
admitted on payment Ofthe usual fee.
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III There is to be a celebration at Cleveland,
Ohio, to honor the sailing of two barks and two
schoOners from that port for Liverpool.
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III The Saratoga hotels opened for the season
on the LIST inst.
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IL The New York Yacht Squadron which
had its grand regatta yesterday: will have Its an
nual fall regatta at New Bedford, as 1t did last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-04

IL General Warren's birthplace: in Roxbury,
Mass was sold ON Saturday last.
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90 Jersey City, by a census just taken, has in
creased 900 in one year.
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CALIFORNIA SURvEYs.-By the next mail [,
California the General Land Office will trans
NIT the patents for the ranches - Canada de-
Rincon," confirmed to Pedro Sansevain, aut
" Los Putes,' confirmed to J. NJ. Vaca and ]
F. Petra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-04

Gin FtWAr -StTayed 90 stolen lrom the
CIV oomm.n. near the Navy Yard ahnu, q
auesk age. "A Dun 81 elbow bORSE, witt l-N
dark mane and tai. and both hind feet hItr. N<h
Tue aouve reward Will he pam on hi. deliver to
Yard. ma s, eoSf-
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TIE WBArHER.-The following report of tho
weather for this morning is made from the Morse
Telegraph line to tho Smithsonian Institution.
The time Of observation is about7 o'clock q. M !:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-04

Barometer at the Smithsonian at 7 m fcor
rected for temperature,) 20 99i: at noon, % 965.
Thermometer, at a. m, Csc; at noon, 80
maximum yesterday. IS; minimum last nj o bit, Gi
Shower, with thunder from II Is to II 25 a. m
Barometer corrected for temp at II a m 30 o.!
DO do. at LIS, % 9S.
Do. do at n o. 90 ca.
Do do AT II on 30 o;r
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.

r@THANkING MY FRIENDS FOR Their
10 nomination, must respectfully decline being
a candidate Tor the Common Council in the Fourth
Ward,
IOUN N,rJ-,rCurN
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piANYs ron SALE On niRsB
mnio JOHN T. ELLIS
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BOARDING.

RuARD, WITH ELEGANTLY FUrn slIei
- Pdrtments, crn I've obtained with sll the COM
iorts "l home IN the house 47n 18th street betvef
r and u ste. to those desiring choice OF rooms
earl, application lie desirable.
jel-S' MRS. L. LANlER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-04

II OSr-1h has morning, on y street, rear 18th =
- small back and tan TERRltR
SBO Il, with long ears. Any person bring LIZ
ing said slut to B. JOST. Wine Merchant
Pa svsnue, near nth street, will receive o suitable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-04

CONGRESS AND THE NAvY.-It is stated that
the Naval committees of both Houses of Con-
gress are determined to urge an appropriation
ior ten sloops Of war. Should not the Senate
act Immediately upon it, Mr. Bocock, chairman
oil the House Committee, will try to bring il mp
in the House Tie would prefer its coming from
the Senate, as that would avoid the necessity
Of two thirds vote to reach it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-04

- RhlED OR STOLEN-From the suhScri
- Der, at the Seven Locks, Chesapeake and ~
tlbtu N,.u tEre6 NtGAs age, aSOnn "a IN
HORSE: long man- aud tale. std white <SSh
spot IA has forehead slightly hIp .horIen Sir re-
ward wall he pad fn' his return Ia y. CROWLEY
Rockville Journal copy three times and send llll
fo Stsr DfllaR.l ieS-Sfs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-04

LNOR SAIE.-The Good Will and Fixturess
II that well known house situated at the corner Of
OH street ard Pa. avenus, ard known as the Wash
Ingtnn Hall Restaurant. To any person desrrous of
entering into the restaurant business n opp0r-
tuniiy offered. Terms easy and all i-farna-
ton, together with satisfactory reasons for ushibg
10 sell, application TO the subscriber the prem
isSs.
ma p cow JAS. A. POWER.
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LOST AND FOUND.

oST-A CHECK of r.. PIckrell Il Co, dated
IL June 1883. 6eorsetowD, ID. c., drawn ON
s., payable To the oIder OF L 8. UHar.. note or
b-arer, Tor SO ~ the payment Of which his been
stopped The hinder will be suitably re W. rded b, 70
Turning ~ TO PETER GALLANT'S CaTpantcr
shop. on street, between 10th and nth streets.
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GENERAL ORDER.-The following Geperal
Order has been issued by the Navy Depart
ment
AS mark OF respect to the memory Of Commo-
dore + Ap Catesby Jones, who died at hIs resi-
dence near Washington city, on the night of the
;Oth of May, instant, and who had rendered use
fui and important service 10 his country during
the war OF 1872, the flags Of the Navy Yards and
vessels in commission will be hoisted at half
mast and thirteen minute guns fired at noon on
the day after the rece pit of this order
ohcers OF the Navy and Marine Corps will
wear Grape on the left arm for thirty DAYS
ISAAC ToUCEY, Secretary Of the NAVY
Navy Department MAY 81, I-5S
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FOR SALE-A FARM containing I5j acres II
Il land, fln0 sores improved, with Dwelling h0nse
substantial Barn. and Orchard OF young tees. 81
uated J miles ON Georgetown, on Ieorgei0vr
IuTnolke. Terms easy. Inquire of E1VANS a
THOMPSON, 81 Pa. avenue. Washington. ID. &.
ms 81 lv bn'el.1
LNOR RENT-A desirahie. modern built three
u story HOUSE. with basement and hack huId
ing. No. 80 street, between Eleventh and Twelfth,
containing IL rooms, gas throughout, maFbls NAM
tels. wafer and iaih room. Inquire on premises,
room No; j. first foor, Post Office Department.
ma n II
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LNFTH WARD.-PIease announce SAMUEL
u COOK as an Indcre ndent Candidate for the
Board of Common Council for the Fiji Ward
ma 81 lw MANY VOTERS
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EDITOR OF THE STAR please announce
- WILLIAM s: C0LQUHOUN as an indie
dendent Candidate for the Board Of Common Ccun-
Gil for the r fifth Ward.
ma - IT. MANY VOTERS
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0%IN ORDER THAT THE YOUNG men
h3 IN our employ NAV have some time for relax
alton during the warm weather. our stores will be
closed at 7o'cock p H., from date tune 4thj until
September lst
PERRY < BROTHER,
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY 4 co.
}. w. Colby,
X. w CARTER,
JAS. w, SEARS,
WM SHESTiP & IN
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EDITOR OF THE STAR You will please an
- nonnoe H. n. GILBERT as an Ind pc dent
Candidate for the Board of Aldermen for the Fifth
Ward, and he will be supported by
z9-7t MANY VOTERS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-06-04

TO THE VOTERS OF The FIFTH WARD
L Having been solicited by numerous citizens of
the Ward, without regard 10 par to become a
Candidate for the Common Council at the election
to take place The It'll of June, Ia ke this method
OF informing them that accede to their request and
announce myself as an Independent Candidate for
that position.
ma 27-dte JOHN BOHLAYER
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-03
On Friday, February 5tls, 1855

y
AT OCtuUE, A, NJ, PUNcTUAbLY.
Passengers by the p. VI S. Co.'s Line are lDnded
on their arrival at Panama, upon the Wharf Mt the
Rail Rood Terminus, by the Company's Steam Ferry
Boa. and are transported,
BY the Panama Railroad Company,
immediately Across the ISTIlMUS TO AsPINWALL,
where the steamers OF tho u. = Mail : co. are al
ways In readiness TO convey them 10 New York or
New Orleans.
The Panama Railroad Company. and the U. S Mail
Steamship Company hsve authorized agents to sell
their Tickets if desired by holders o Pacific Tickets
Passengers notified that MI tickets for the stea-
liners of the u :. Mail :. :. Co.,. must be presented
TO their as sni at Aspinwafor registry aud exchange,
as they will not otherwise be available.
Treasury f.r shipment will be received on board
the steamer until II O'Clock, midnight, THURSDAY,
February 4ih.
No merchandise freight will be received on board
afer o'clock r. NJ, reb. 9TH and "A written order
must be procured at the Office for iis shipment.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
FORBES & BABCOCK.
Corner of Sacramento and Leidesdorf Streets
san Francisco.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-03
}. Regan's Steam Refined
CANDY MANDATORY !
No. 80 Montgomery Street, between Bush and
rulter sts, san frunosco.

Poets sing Of the Spices In Indian Isles,
Of the citron, the orabge and lpe,
They sing of the fragrance ~ lavish difus'd,
~ the breeze IN ach tropical CLINE.
Let the epicure boast Of eneh ilayord dish,
The flavor of wines or French brandy,
Yet none of the list NAMED above can compare
With J. Rcgans "Sitam Reln'd Candy"
Rich spices aud fruits aud sweet flowers may be sold
Or dishes for ei,icnres dainty;
But the question In this will not debate,
Yet each have admirers In plenty.
Witbal, there are of them bali so well priZd,
FROM the sweet praiiling child 10 the dandy,
As that sweetest OF sweets every here idolizd--
mean Regan's "steam Refined Candy"
nRegan" vas first upon the Pacific Coast,
Who made couiections-the fact Is known we'll
Tho twas seven years since, he continues II still,
And sells by Wholesale aud retail.
IIe Is selling his stock at such reduced rates,
That purchasers are always handy,
And they find each variety known TO the trade,
Among j. Regan's "5team Refn'd Candy"
fes an hundred varieties, that need not be nain'd
And being made by the new improved process;
lie eau sell his goods cheaper than any other man,
For parties, To families, or grocers.
or French Candies now bis assortment IL large,
And BUYERS will find II most handy,
To call or send for tbeif holiday stock right away
or Kegan's 'steam Rein'd Candy"
u Orders by Mail or Express promptly filed and
forwarded d8-3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-03

yXJHELLBAKRows and Cut Nails, for sale by
=" JOHN 5. ALBR0.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-03
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

vHNHE CO.PARTN ERSHIP heretofore existing be-
L. tween the undersigned in the Livery business
Under the firm and style Of Dovd Pond is this cay
tlissoved by mutual consent The business of the
tate firm Will he settled by either patty The busi-
ness Of the late firm will be continued AT the old
stand BY J. Dowd.
J. DOWD.
i. d. POND.
Oroyille, Jan. 2s, 1855 -f1-2w
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-03

NAYLoR's CAST STEEL, swedes and American
~ iron. Shoe shape, &C, tor sale BY
do JOHN 5. ALDRO.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-03
sacramento News.

SACRAMENTO. Feb, lst.
A number of petitions for the repeal OF the law
which disanalifes negroes from testfyng were pre-
scented in Senate and Assembly. In the former they
referred to the Judiciary Committee. la the lat.
ter they were tabled.
In the Senate-A bill paying to ] W Denver 81.
500 Tor services as Commissioner of Indian War debt,
passed
Mr.. Phelps introduced bill to amend the Revenue
Act.
Mr.. Ferguson, a bill to relieve B s Gray from LA.
biites 10 the State
Mr.. Fetgnson introduced resolution, instrucDg our
delegation in Congress- to vote against the admission
of Kansas under the Lecompton Constitution.
Mr.. Burch offered substitute resolution. en-
dOrsng the opinion OF the President on the Kansas
question.
Mr. Chase offered a substitute instructing our del
egaon tn vote for admssiCu of Kansas Ii provision
was made for the people to make immediate
change in the Constitution il they desired
The whole subject made the special order for Feb
ruarv 10Th.
Mr. Bells bill To amend Divorce Act indefinitely
postponed.
In the Assemby-Mr IIavens gave notice of bill
TO amend Article d, Sec. 2, OF the Constitution.
MIR. Warmcsstle. To amend the 18th Sec of an Act
concerning Judiciary.
Mr. Hill. OF Navada. to extend the time of commen-
chg suit on open accounts.
Mr. Briggs, TO exempt mining claims from 81; le un-
der execution.
Mr. sIralton- an Act to change the time of eecting
members of Congress.
Mr. Sheppard introduced ~ Act for the arrest OF
criminals by telegraph.
Mr. Ormsby, AN Act concerning notaries which pro.
vides for san FrancIst0 II, Sacramento and Murys-
willie TO- &c
Mr. Sheppard, bill for corporations. for discount
and Savings Ranks. Act requiring County Judges To
riside at county seats. pnssed with several counties
excepted from lis provisions
Act approprating $500 to gate Library, indefinitely
postponed
Mr. Iancock's resolution cpnceenins mineral lands
was made the special order for FEB. %h
Mr. Kitchens hill to reduce HE -, " members of
the legislature, indefinitely postponed. 1t applied to
the present legislature.
Are-oluon concerning Oliver u. Woods suspen-
ded letter list system. Passed.
bill To amend an Act Concerning rights Of hus-
band and wife. Passed.
MIR Gray moved 10 take from. the table his resr'iu-
lion en- lorsing Douglas.
Mr. Stakes mosed 10 indefinitely postpone that mo-
tion. Carried. Ayes 81, noes g.
Ned McGowan plead guilty Of AN assault on lleslep
lie VIII be sentenced torn rrow.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-03
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.
COUNTY COURT.
Hon. j. e. N. LEWIS, Judge.

TUESDAY. Feb ..
Court met porsuant to adjournment.
Howard VS.. Hosely. Continued for term.
Case VS.. Cushion. Dismissed according
to stipulation. each party paying their own
costs.
Adams vs.. Carol. Dismissed.
Debris vs. Mrs. Muller. Judgment in
court below affirmed Stay of execution for
ten days.
Brangsn VS.. his creditors. Decree of dis
charge.
Simpson VS.. Turrel. Continued for the
term with leave to answer.
Mallory VS. DeMott. Gu trial.
Rice vs. Abby. Verdict for plaintiff.
Guckauf VS. Powell. Referee appointed.
Writ of habeas corpus issued for Charles
Kinsley to appear before Court.
Adjourned until this morning at O'Clock
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-03

n ARD, ILysEED, NEATsFooT, POLAR AND
sp''" ,oLToN 4 ..cnKGMoTr.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-03
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to the Afflicted.
JUST ARRIVED IN SACRAMENTO FROM SAN
FRANCISCO,
DR.. DAVIS,

OF THE CITY OF DUBLIN,
XNrHOI Is DAILY RESTORING SIGHT TO THE
w Blind! Hearing to the Deaf! Banishing Fits!
Removing Marks from the face. curing Piles and bad
Sore legs Hair also restored to the head and pre-
vented from falling of. .-
The Doctor will cure PRIVATE DISEASES in less
time than any man in the world without loss of time
10 the patient.
LADIES, with eaknesses Of any kind give him a
call and you will not regret it, Ladies also attended
to by letter.
Persons treated for CONSUMPTION had better see
the Doctor nine cases out of twelve not Con
sumption at all. and are curable. All persons may
be sure that tho Doctor will not take any cSse in
haud unless he is certain Of eneciing cure.
The extent OF imposition nowadays in the practice
OF medicine, induces the Doctor to invite all persons
10 his Office, where they can for themselves this
cures he performs; where also. hi, Office book is
open for reference to the hundreds he has cured in
San Francisco, and also his Diploma.
Cancer Cured without the
Knife.
Mark-Ths Is the DR.. Davis who performed so
many wonderful cures at his office 701 Broadway,
New York.
Notice to the Old Country People.
DR.. Davis treats all cases the same as he did in
Madam STEPHENS HOSPITAL in Dublin.
Office hours, from A. NJ. TO : = NJ.
OFFlCE-No - l. street between Second and
Third. Feb 3d-u
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-03
HOLIDAY PRESENTS,
FOR SALE ~
BARRETT Il SHERWOOD.
a5 Mont tgomcry street,
san Francisco.

ART Giles or GOLD,
CONSISTING Of ladies' and gentcmcn's Watches
~ of all descr'piions Chalsnine iob. vest, guard
und neck chains; sleeve buttons and studs
Brooches, Bracelets aud Ear Rings, Pencil Cnses,
Lockes. Buckes Rings, Card Caso-, snuff Boxes,
seals, Keys, Eye Glasses, Kibbon slides. Charms,
Thimblcs Cane Heads, Armlcts, Crosse Necklcts,
and everything new and beautiful In
coral U'ork, Canoes, Jet Uork and
.HOSdics.
ARTICLES or SILVER Consisting of Napkin
Kings, cups. Knife, Fork. and spoon In cases. Salt
Cellars, spoons aud Forks leo scoops fsh, iesser.
butter, fruit pie and cake Knives, Pitchers aud Cob
let's Tea Sets complete, Cake Baskets, Cusors, Butter
Dishes, Salvers, Liquor Stands, Trays, Coffee Urns,
Liquor Mixers, Card Baskets, &c, NC.
DIAMONDS set in every style OF ornament now
worn by either sex.
QUARTZ WORK--for which we obtained the
first premium nj the Mechanics Exhibition. We
were also awarded premium for the manufacture
of warren CASES.
~" Country orders sent by Express are attended
to with punclnnliiy and dispatch, and satisfaction In
In all cases guaranteed.
Watch repairs command our particular asd prompt
attention.
Dec.7 :, 1857. d7-2m.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-03
S O N O R A,

CAPT WHITING. Commander.
VIII leave Folsom street Wharf, with the United
sia.es Mails, Passengers aud Treasure. for PANAMA,
New-York daily tribune., 1858-11-15

- L n Ms
u MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY
Of
LADIES' FURS
NEW Fur ROOM,
ST. NICHOLAs HOTEL,
No. 507 BROADWAY.
STOCK VALUED AT
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS,
Comprising the variety Of Furs imported by any house
in Nw ok for the onng made IN Paris BY the
rnodstes of the
IMPERIAL FAMILY,
And pYeseutinx srpl-te reflex Of the
COURT STYLES
In Furu for the Winter of t52}io Cosks Capes Nantes
Vctorines, Aufs Cuffs, tc, &C
Also, extensive assortment OF
CHILDREHS FURS
Paris ana Of singular beauty.
IL addition is stscons the whole stock 10 oaered
VERY MODERATE PRICES
0ENINs.
Nos J7 Broadway,
ST. Nicholas Hotel