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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

The repor, of the Board of Health of
Charleston, S. c. shows total Of lorty-three
deaths for the week ending Saturday last
twenty eight Of which were from yellow fe-
yer. Of these, twenty-lour were of foreign
birth. The disease is declared to have as
sumcd an epidemic form. Of the twenty
eight who died of yellow fever, thirteen were
from Ireland; eleven from Germany; three
trcr New York, two of them born OF Tor
eigu parents, and one native child.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

The Chicago Times contains letter from
the Hon. Reserdy johnson, Of Baltimore, ad-
dressed to Judge Douglas, in which he warm
ly declares himself in favor of the reelection
Of the Judge, and expresses bis surprise at
the opposition be has met with from his for
mer political associates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

A mau, whilst cleaning out we'll at Rsis-
tertown, Md, on the Odd instant, had the
wall to cave in like an arch over bim--and
ten feet water in the we'll. lie gave cool
and deliberate orders as to his rescue, and
the bystanders finally ezsricated him with
out injury.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

1t is stated that freish, train on the New
burg On. " Branch road was stopped by
grasshoppers few days since! Large num-
bers of grasshoppers had alighted upon the
track, literally covering the rail. The train
passed over a great number of them, which
made the track so slippery that the wheels
turned round without going forward. Sand
was procured aud poured upon the rails,
when the train resumed its accustomed MI
ton, and proceeded without any further de-
law
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

The ten or twelve Democratic aspirants for
Congress, in Mr.. Letcher's district, are all
said to BE- warmly iu favor Of bis nomination
AZ a candidate for the Office Of Governor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

The mammoth propeller Great Britain
sailed from New York on Wednesday, for
Liverpool, with about 100 passengers, and
$40, 900 in specie on freight.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

The Front Royal Gazette says, that the
Manassas Bank, located at Front Royal,
Warren county, Va, was organized on Tues
day last, ard the following named gentlemen
elected Directors: }. B. Earle, NJ B. Buck,
C. Ii. Green, j. S. Davidson, j Il. Jackson,
X. III. Turner, II. Dorsey, j. B. Petty, and
f. i. Jacobs. The Board Of Directors sub
sequently me, and elected Eiward B. ia
cobs President aud Presley S. Campbell,
Cashier.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

Seven Catholic priests. FIVE sisters OF chart
ty. and four puns arrived at New Orleans on
the 18th instant from Havre-she greater
mart of them bound for Texas.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

The Louisville Journal, the leading "a
mersan" paper in the West, has an article
strongly urging the reorganization and re-
vivi6cation Of the WIG PARTY. as the ground
for the Union of the opposition to the Dem.
ocratc Party. Niue-,entbs of the Wings and
Americans would rejoice to see this result
effpcted
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

The claim of Major Davenport, that Gen.
Jackson was born in Virginia, is retused by
Shs Lancaster Is. C.) Ledger, which shows
that Gen. J. was native Of that district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

The bridge over Meherrin river, in Bruins
wick conn.y, Virginia, abou. three miles
above Lawreacesille, tumbled down on Sun
day night last, greatly frightening the resi-
dents in that vicinity, and seriously inconve-
nieucing travellers over the road. This
bridge (says the Petersburg Express was
erected ABOUT six years since by the Peters
burg aud Boydton Plankroad Company, and
was generally supposed to be q very suostan-
tial structure. Fortunately, 10 one was on
the bridge when it fell.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

While the trial OF Hiram Powers, for
setting fire to the Moravian Church in Brim-
field, Massachusetts, was in progress, at Wor-
cester last week, the evidence being all IN
and counsel for the government making a
very warm speech on the combination OF cir
cums,ances which established tho prisoners
guilt, an Irishman, named Harrington, came
into court, whispered to the Sheriff that he
set the church on fire himself, being bred to
do it by three OF bis neighbors, and that Pow
ers was innocent. GA this statement Powers
was at once discharged, and Harrington and
his neighbors held tor trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

The S.aunton Spectator warmly advocates
tho abolition Of the pay system for Msgls'
trstes holding Courts in this Ssase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

The receipts from customs at New York on
Wednesday, only amounted to S54. 900. The
whole balance in the Suttreasury, is Sl3,-
fSI AL
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

Specializing on political movements, and
thinking that the Democracy will not succeed
at the next Presidential election, the Lynch
burg Virginiau supposes that, if the asp'rants
for the nomination of the Democratic Con-
vention, including Davis, Of Miss; Brown,
Hunter, Wise, Orr, Breckenridge, and Sill
dell, the latter named, will have the Influence
of the administration, if Mr.. Buchanan
himself is thrown aside. But there is no
telling what the issue will be. Democratic
National Conventions are very curious bodies
They nominated Polk and Pierce when no.
body had dreamed of such thing. Our
own impression is that Mr.. Breckenridge is
the foremost man on the track, just at this
time. But Gov. Wise lie stronger man, than
many give him credit for, and may shoot
ahead yet, before the year is over.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

The Richmond South says:--"A sojourn Of
two weeks at the principal resortin the noun
tains Of Virginia, enabled US to ascertain the
drift Of popular sentiment in regard to the
Governorship, by personal communication
with leading men from various portions Of
the State. TIE result Of our inquiries is an
absolute conviction that John Ls,cher is the
favorite of four.Gfths of the Democracy. 1t
bis friends exbibit adequate vigilance, no sort
of intrigue or com bination can defeat bis NOM
nation But they should not abandon them
selves to the apathy Of excessive confidence
10 the absence of all effort among bis sup
porters, he may lose the nomination, despite
his immense popularity"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

James G. West, of Wetzsl County, 'a.' Is
to DO an Independent candidate for Congress,
from his district.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28
Fight between two Womenin church

10 Exeter, n. H., on Sunday last ln'' o
Rev. Mr.. Lsmphesr, (Orthodo1l was eh'C'
fpg bis church, two females in the 81 ~.
seats, got into most desperate tight mus"
to the damage Of the faces, bonnet' ana G. ~
ing Of the beilgerenls. After the iig1' p,'
proceeded for some time, few g'ruem'o,
mastering up courage, ib,erfered AMI Pa' .
stop to the disgrsceful scene. Jealousy " "
said was at tho bottom Of il. -,
10 the same town, on the afternoon o. W
same day, in the Unitarian Church, q ua.'
supposed TO be dersDg,d, astonished tue I 80,
gymsu while praying. by intormIf5 D~
that be bad prayed long enoug1."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

DRANDlES AND WINES, tor Medicine
I'D purposes; Bay Rum, in bottles o.. y,
draught; Salad Oil, pin,s and quarts; D !.-..
Mustard, in foil; Extract Cott.r; D1'Aes r
Powder; Cream Tartar Sal. .trsics, an ~
Carb. Soda, Tor sale by -,
PEEL. STEVENS 4 o.
aug IS Corner of King and Alfred sur
IlOAL OIL LAMPS, suitable tor stores '',,
" lings, Canal boats, Lanterns, and al:
pose where good light is required, al a., IA
expense. H. COOK K co, SareP'a nan
aug IS
FAMILY, EXTRA, SUPER, ASP
Il FLOUR, just received and Tor SAL. "
aug IS PERRY & PENNlBAI NJ"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-28

Mr.. Robert Tyler of Philadelphia. writes
10 the Richmond Enquirer that a friend Of his
has complained of the bad .taith of Virginia,
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24

HEAvv RoBBERY..-A man named John
n. Kennedy was arrested on the steamer
COLLEEN Age yesterday, fer the commission
Of a heavy robbery. 1t appears that Ken
pedy was fellow. passenger with Allen T
Covall cn the boat from Sacramento to this
city. and that Corvall had with him some
$4,000 in dust, secured, as he thought, in a
false bottom attached to his trunk. He
however, informed Kennedy that he had this
money with him. and on Saturday last while
Cova'l was absent at Contra Costa, Kennedy
intereh his room nj the What Cheer House.
md ri1ed his trunk. Comrlaint was entered
1t the Police office, and officers Hill and Ell.
lis deputed TO hunt ont the affir. They
prudently waited until the steamer was
about to take her departure, when they en-
teed the state,roOm engaged by Kennedy.
md m searching his effects found about
s. 600 iu dust. and also n number Of gold
specimens, identified by Corvall as his prop
wty. Kennedy then made n full confession
Il the robbery, and offered to give up all
biz money. provided they would let him off
He was. however. put under lock and key
to stand trial.-S. + Herald.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24
Insolvency Notice,

STATE OF CBIIfGRNtA-CnU TY OF BUTTE
- County Court in and for Ru'te County. In the
matter Of the petition Of JOS phi Woods an fnsol-
vent Debtor In pur.uance of an Order made hv
the uon Thomas Wells Judge of said '"untv Court
at thamhnrs In said County Of the 10Th dav Of july
d 1858 notice is hereby given to the creditors Of
the said Joseph Woods. Petitioner in Insolvency
herein 10 he and aprear before the said 'ourt on
the first dny Of the S"pt emher term 4. " 1888. To
wit n, Mo, dav the 18th dsv of September. A. ID
1883 at the hour e 10 oclock NJ ot that dav.
then ard there to show cause IL any there hH. why
n assignment Of said Irsovert's estate should not
n. ma de and he be- discharged from his debts as nv
him praved for II j. further ordered that all legal
rrncepd gs aC in = said Insolveut the collection
nf the several arv of the debts set forth - said
Schedule be STAYED until the fral determination Of
this
Witress NV band and the Seal ~ said Court
affixed this tho 10th dav NJ iuly A. u 1858
NJ u. DARRtiI 60 Clerk nutte Go.
rsF,1 Nv j VI MARBLE. Deputy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24
DAILY BUTTE RECORD.

RrSprTIoN OF FUGIrIvEs We publish
tbe following letter, says the Jacksonville
IN T) Herald. from our Territorial Exec.
v,ive IN suswer to request for Guberna.
,.r;sl requisition for the rendition of Jim
s,,,.ss, now confined in the Yreka Jail, Cal.
iiorpis
TERRITORY OF OREGON. EXECUTIVE
OFr,cE. SALEM, June 10th, 1868. {
rsoMAs Pyle, SHERIFF JAcKsoN Co
s,s:-Your communication Of 2Sth ultimo
Ia, this day been received. and in reply, |
have 10 say that, in consequence Of decis.
ian made by the Courts IF California, in n
,,rept instance, wherein | made a reouisi.
linn upon the Governor Of that State for
n, surrender of certain fuciiives from ius.
lice. il wouli he entirely useless to make an.
e,ber and similar requisition while the stat
vtes Of California remain unamended in ref
.,.oce, to such cases The result. | appre.
l,pd. would only be. as before, the release
.f,be accused on hobeas corpus. and a hes.
" expense TO the Territory Among other
noipts. the decision alluded to, ignores the
authority in Territory tn make the de.
msud upon the State for the rendition of
..csped criminals. Whilst | regret that
crime should thus BE- permitted to go un-
punshed. must decline acting any further
n the premises Iodeed | would prefer to
nav Mr Hoffman for the animals stolen rath
,r than again SUI ject the Territory to the
,rpense attending the necessary steps to be
tsten to demand the delivery of the crimi.
nal fupitives without the probability of any
satisfactory result. am verv respectfully.
Your obedient servant.
GEO L. CURRY,
Governor Of Oregon
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24
COnstable'S Sale.

UpY VIRTUE OF TWO wRiTs OF tXECU-
ID tiOn. issued out Of John Berry 5 Court Jus.
tce of the reace in and Tor Ohpir Township, County
OF Butte, and State Of California TO directed and
delivered. commanding me Ia make the sum OF sixty
dollars $500 0O) and all costs Of suit taxed in the
sum of thtty.three and eighty nine one -huudredths
dollars f33 s9l and all accrung costs said wrts
wherein JULIUS DlrMAN is plaintiff and Will
LIAM HE-SE is defendant, have levied upon and
will expose at public sale, 10 the highest bidder for
cash. on the tif'h day of August, A.
1858, at the hour of eleven clock, A VI Of said
day all Of the right title and interest Of the above
named defendant in and to the following described
property to wit That certain piece or parcel of
land situate in the Town Of osoville. County and
state aforesaid described and designated on the plot
or map OF the Town Of orovile, as lot number one,
(l in block fourteen, 0b said lot fronts Lincoln
street TWEEN ytwo feet, and runs back sixty feet to-
gcther with all and singular the tenements here
dtaments and appearances thereunto belong ne
or in anywise appertaining.
The above sale to take place in front of John s.
nerry's Office. In the Town of 0rovillc, County and
state aforesaid.
p. .MAGTIRE, Constable.
Croville, July 14th, 1858.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24

NAIL BY SALT LAKE - The only bill
vhIch President Buchanan refused to sign
during the past session Of Conoress. was one
passeh ta rednce the time and increase the
trips Of the Overland Mail from st Joseph
IN P arervil'e. Had the President signed
that hill the probabilities are that the Over.
land Mail would have been brought through
from Missouri to California in twenty four
days this season. and in eighteen before the
tlosp af the vear 1859. This il one Of the
urv friendly acts Of the President towards
California. for which. we suppose. resoln.
ions npproving Of the Administration have
ben rpce"tly adontcd by crrtain Democrat.
Z eCcnventions anil County Genital Commit
lees. In allnhing to this matter the .fItn' 3
Boston correspondent SAYS:
I'VE AL rej';ced n few dave AGO. to learn
that the Post Office route hill before Con
eress contained clause for shortening the
line of the transmission of the great Over.
land Mail from 81 Joseph Missouri to Plo Ger.
vile California. but we did not EXPECT that
Buchauan would ref"se TO give his assent.
@recial'y after his procession Of desire to
oil CALIFORNIA; in her conveniences and nd.
un'ages-fhe only measure Of Congress
from Which Buchanan rithheM his assent
But reinice TO he informed (and trust Mt
vrongfnllv) that instructions were some
shere tackled to some other bill, directing
The Postmaster General to shorten the time
Of the route and increase the compen
"tion for the transmission. Let this ht
done. and not many years will el,pse before
nh ronte will herome the road bed for th'
Pacific Raiirc"d. the grapdest work of mod
srn 'ime-. Emigration will settle upon IT,
me; new town and cities will arise thu
laws of trade and population will there 6nC
their solution. and the nation will take
Day!
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24
% The Mustang Liniment Cures

70 The Mustang Linimcnt Cures
Rheumatism;
The Mustang Liniment cures still oints;
The NustIng Lini nent cures Burns aud wounds $;
The Must1ag '.inimont cures Sores lni Ulcers;
The Mustang Lininent cures Caked Breasts and
Sore Nipples;
The Mustang l.iniment cures Neuralgia;
The Wusts'g i.Mnent cures Corns and Warts;
The Mustang Iinment is worth
l,o00,o0o DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the United States NJ the preserver and restorer
of valuable horses and cattle. 1t cures all Sprains
Calls Wounds, stiff Joints. &c.
viii YOU answer this question: did YOU ever
hearof any ordinary Sore, Swelling. Sprain or St'n.
ness, either man or beast. which the Mustang
i.iniment would not cure? Did ,ou ever visit any
respectable druggist in any part OF the world-in
Europe, Asia or Ame-ica-who dill not say "t was
the greatest discovery Of the ace?' Sold everywhere
Every ramii, should have il; three sizes. BARNES
& PARK, Proprietors, New York.
PARK 4 WHITE.
Sole AGENTS for the Pacific Coast,
132 Washington street. opposite the Market.
COTTON 4 McDERMoTr. Agents Oroville
~ THE TRADE supplied on the most liberal
terms apS-3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24
A d. .REis, sec'y.
Hostetter-TheS SurprtsinC Effects os

Hostetter-The Surprising Effects of
HosTErTER's VEGETABLE STOMACH eIr
rERs in removing bile forcing an appetite, impart.
ing health and tone to the system, and disspatinp
iyspeptic symptoms, are truely wonderful Every
nervous, dehiIltated, weak, and emaciated person.
male or female she ud try II at once One ~inesiass-
fall taken three times each day. before meals; or II
the patient should be a lady child In debili'aied
condition, half the quantity will do until sufficient
strength Is restored, viii will be realized In very
short time and convines the patient Of the truth Of
the above named happy results which have grined
tor these B;ters such eaviable reputation every.
where.
Kept by Druggi is, Groceries and FIRST class sa
loon.
PARK WHITE.
Sole ngenisfOr the Pacific Coast,
l52 Washington street. San Francisco
COLON a McDERMnTT,
jel4 I'm Agents, Orovilo.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24
Lost |!

4 AT TIE FIRE on MONDAY NIGHT OR
"a Tue-day Morning, n dra~ OF Express matter,
in which was package belonging u me containing
notes payable 70 me, of over one thousand dollar-
ANY one hndn ng such package. shall b@ suitably re-
. sarded by returning u W me at Wells, Fargo Cos
Express once, and 40 questions ask d.
Persons are hereby cautioned against purchasing
said notes, as payment has been stopped.
GEORGE d. LYMAN.
Or0yille, July s, 1853. bsu
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24
SPECIAL NOTICES.

o"oNILLE LODGE NO. IO3, F.. A. NJ.
"A The stated communications OF oroviile
KY Lodge No. l03, Of =. A. NJ, are held on the
last Saturday Of each month, at the Mason &c
Hallover Cotton l. McDermou's Drug sto'e.
D.. .A.BRUwN, W. NJ.
A D.REis, sec'y.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24
The Gold Hill Store J!
FOR SALE CHEAP.

~roT WISHING TO TAKE ADvANT-
~ ed 9TH. rs be eaDse OF the n-e, and wishing 10
ezra IN. Frszer Fever by journeyIns 70 the "hum
hag sortb !" will seli the above named house W. .
nann,sr. Shelves. Desk, and Other hx'ui . 'e
Chs.n n YOU don't believe II, raii on Geor .
r'h''''' GEORGE PRIsTY.
oroviile, Juiy eth, 1858. Ue"
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24

/ Dr. j. c. YOUNG, whose advertisement nd
vertsement appenrs in another column The pioneer
advertising Physician in this S,ntr. has cured NOR,
patients than any other. Attention is called to hi
advertisement. II
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24

~ DIR. j. l.. CZnpkay's reputation is rap
idly spreading through this state AMI Oregon as we
learn from reliable sources. lie is prnciicng with
remarkable success. and has deservediy secured
nnblic confidence. Those needing medical mid would
do well to CAL or wre ut his Institute. in San Fran
cisco we refer the reader tothe Doctors advertise
ment in another column.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION.

~ 4 maetino Of i've Democratic state Contra )
tnrnm'ttee held ~ Sacramento. on the lnth Aav Of
Aer ls'S. tn" following resolrtions were adortef
hvsatvEn' That fhe uevt Dernocra'ic State Con
"hton Ne held IN Tho Citv nf Sacramento, 80 We'll
,~snav. The +th aav ~ August cext. and that ihe
ASS NJ r~nrssnntation Ne as falInws viz: One dele
r'"Af 'arre frf'm each county and one delegate t@r
WV wo hrriraA Democratic vo'es cast ~ th" last
Fn"r'' election for any NeTr"crat'c candidate on
y" state ttce 81 o0niNatei hv tho Democratic marty
'r'nsva'v. ND owe delegate for every fraction of
~hwnf-ed or more votes east for such Democratic
ti~SAa,.
Wsotvvp. Nv tho Nertrai Committee that u is
trnrmerded that tho DemocraCv in the different
''nft'"s rnett the goth dav nf Inv. for the rur
F. NJ e'ecting DELEGATES to the state Convention.
me herrocranv of the state Of Taifornis are hero
A nofh"d. that state Convention viii he h"lh IN
s-''tv ~ Sacramento. m Wed dnesdav the an fav
Anrns,. 1883. and that the apportonment Of rem
h.tauon therein. "a settled npon by the state
FntfAl Conn n1ittea is a 3 fnlinws
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24

boots, SHOES AND HATS ever brought To this
market, and which W. will sell at WHOLESALE
and RETAIL, Cheap FOE Cash, aud m humbug
The unicrs,gned would respectfully inform the
people Of ,roVillc and vicinity, that they will sell
goods u all descriptions at Mary-Ville Prices, and
warrant every thing sold as represented
Traders and Packers viii do well to give us call
as We will save them the time and trouble of going
farther below to make purchases.
Particular attention will always be given TO the
supply of Groceries to families hotels, miners. &C.
mhs6 lang a. co.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24

TENHE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY IN
forms his friends mud the public generally
thnt he has rcopencd the UNION SALOON located
In the basement ot Colon h McD rm"its brick
building, Montgomery street Rs place of resort
pleasure and rcpose, and IL prepared Ia nccommo
date all who may wish io enjoy n glass of Lager q,
q choice article of Liquor " Wtn~ oI the nntsi
brands Connected with the Saloon Ia mag nince nj
slate bed BILLIARD TABLE with new bults cues
Sc. The lovers Of this fascinating game resi-
assured that every attention viii he shown them
r. MAUNER, Agent
May2l for the san Francisco brewery.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24
Wanted.

A PBRsON To TAKE CHARGE Ot
~ . s,ork Ranch Ono with Family Preferred.
iv7,S JOSEPH GLUCKAUF.
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24
OROVILLE SEMINARY,

vENHIs INSTITUTION WILL REOPEN ON
u Monday next 18th instant Tor the reception
of Pupils
The course Of Instruction embraces the various
Branches of an English Education, taught on the
most approved principles, and from acknowledged
text books
The Seminary now in its third year, can point 10
its thoroughne Of Instruction, to those who have
avaled themselves of its benefits tor any length Of
time. and trusts to show n like result hereafter.
The Subscriber ha wing commenced the business OF
Instrncting Youth. UPWARDS OF TWENTY-oSE
YEARS AGO. brings to bear, necessarily, large
fund of experience. than which nothing is more
apposits 10 impartng instruct0DO acquired In pur-
suit of his profession in various part' ofthe Union
). X. WILEY.
To Miners, Merchants and others, wanting part
nershp's accounts adjusted, either single or com
Mound or intricate accounts generally have them
arranged with correctness aud dispatch by apply tng
tn y. R WILEY.
Oroville Seminary, July 10, 1858. I'm
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24
Go.

vuyUF HEAD DAM AND BOOM OF
the Nebraska Company will be ciVscd on the
jth OF July All psuies wishing 10 run Lumber
down Feetber River, are requested to take notice.
An extra asse-srn ent of f,ny Dollars per rhare,
payalIe July I7tb 1885, was Ghis day evied aud the
number %, shares reduced 70 thirty.
A called meeting oI the Shareholders will bc hold
ON the claim July l7ih pnneiuai ntt1ndaace 10
requested, as business u importance Will be trais-
acted.
as ON the Isl July. II not paid before the ist of
August Will h. sold the promises for said assess.
menis. by order Of the President
II. l.. PArruN, Secretary,
! July lei, 1888. - Uitm
The daily Butte record., 1858-07-24
n O S P 1T A L!

vUyur T'NnrRsICNED NAVE FITTED UP TIE
lnryr ruilaing Formerly known ~ he American
uoc nj lyI chhurp. frr the reception of nrvnte pa
rients DRS. SMEDES JENKINS.