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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-08

NEW PHOTOGRAPHIC PRocEss-Tn comrafIuica.
ton to Cosmos, says the New York Scientific Amer
lean, Professor N. Godefrey, Of France, described
the following method OF obtaining photographs:
Float sheet Of paper upon bath composed oftFo
ounces Of nitrate Of uranium and 120 grains nitrate
Of silver dissolved in three and halls ounces Of water
The paper is permitted to remain thus situated for
three minutes, and is afterwards dried in dark place
and kept ready for operation. To take a picture a
sheet Of paper Thus prepared placed in the camera
in the usual manner or if a copy from an engraving
another picture is to be taken it is placed undaT
the object to be copied and exposed to the light.
After this, it is immersed in a bath made IN Of 10
grains protosnphate OF iron 20 of tartarc acid and
a trace of snlphnric TO every ounce of water This
bath rapidly develops the impression and the paper
is taken and simply washed in rain water which
fixes it.
The sensibility Of the paper increases with the
quantity Ofthe nitrate Of uranium which NAV be EN-
ployed. Paper thus prepared is very sensitive. and
Professor Godfrey thinks it will yet snpersede all
other kinds now used in photography. BY placing
sheet of it between the leaves of book and closing
it for three hours copy Of the printed matter viii
be obtained by mmersing the paper in the develop
ing bath, as has been described for taking other i'm
pressions.
It is remarkable faet-and a recent discovery
that objects exposed to light for certain period
absorb or retain a portion of the luminous agency.
This action is illustrated in obtaining copv of a
printed book in the manner described.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-08
REMOVALS.

u EMOVAL-JOHN r. HYDE CO. HAVE RE
IL moved to NJ 9jGRAN WEIR STREET, between Camp
ST. CHARLES streets u29
y OYAL-SOSTHETE THOMAS 4 GO. HAVE RE.
IL moved to No % Gu-omhouse street. uIG
y EM0NAL-C, Fl. SLOC0MB 4 ca. have removed
II from II Charities their New Store ii street
aud ~ 81. o, 5Gand s. Common street. se24 If
d EN1UVAL-R. 81. WATSON, WHOLESALE DEAL,
II ~ Pusburg Coal have office New
u EMONAL-s. WOLFF HAS REMOVED FROM os
~ Camp sire ct TO the Of Grayer New Ipyee
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-08

A SuocEING TRAGEDY-Two brotbers.insaw nam.
ed Hunter and Reed in Grand Cote Prairie, Randolph
county H., got into an alteration few days since
while in room alone. they went at it with knives
and when first discovered one of them was lying dead
ina pool OF blood the floor, and the other was sit
ting by in intense agony from terrible cash in
his abdomen, from which his entraiIs protraded.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-08
WINES AND LIQUORS.
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CHAMPAGNE AGENCY

CHAMPAGNE AGENCY
NOET6 CHAR DONts
Fenr De sery W De Per irix Yerzeuay AMI YIN Imperial
The subscriber Is authorized feG1ye liberal terms
for direct Importation the above named very superior Chem
payne and s9cits the Of general stock
/ always hand. Samples can be at the office Of
8. WOLFE,
Tly Corner Of Gravier and New Levee streets
ARET0T B8ANDY-THE UNDERSIGNED, duly
ppOinted Agent for the old established house Of Az
n, MARETT CO., for the sale Of their very Superior
also, soils Importer Of the Justly celebrated Poulney
Is prepared receive orders for either at the low
ket prices in CogIac, to be shipped direct port H
nion. supply constantly hand Samples can beBeen
store Of
q. WOLFE,
Hly Corner OF Grayisr street Md NV Leyes,
AXEBAC BRANDIES- WE HAVE A GOOD
upPy baud and receiving by direct importa;io1s
frnre additions Oftbts celeb aei and highly
ed brand. We have 1875 in eighth pipes 1873 In eighth
aArtar pipes 1902 do do; 1905 III half quarter and eight
We invite the attention Of the trade and c0nnpissen
lily this article spare and unadu!terFtBd For sale
~ York terms aud prices by
VIM. r. LBtERI6H i Co. "A Old Leyes st,
4l9 ly Sole Agents in his city
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-08
Later from California
ARRIVAL or rH2 s7St155F oe4EEa CITY.
Through from SON Francisco in n Day,

me steamship quaker CIty, Iapt. Snpields' ar
I,'sp Yesterday evening rom MnatitLan. 9ne mace
I'iS run 'Lom mihau1lah 70 lhe par 10 h'y+seYeh
MUS
IuS Qnaksf Wy lei1 hihaltian ~ . r. D., On tne
u 'lS 4ln lnS WIZ sne 1ai'torhia mans ana
Pas5sn8ef7 w. leHuaHtepe9.
ons otlugs the mails ana aa1es rom san FRANCISCO
s'I LDsu Ut anu iV2 passenger 81 Oh "hoh are
M. ' %1'. 10
.a., GAS mans anu passengers oy 'ns olE
M Tztt ~. sa,e1 2An fIauo'a1o ~ 'n7 evening u
dave TO- 't-' a'i7 us~S III
Farona ,s''"S aLu ."snsJ e4sn1 uaJ' tlolu
ifarn, s"e i''''N77' 'iAe ever llIaue " CdI'
were deains5 - tns na,Ia anu p4s.snses
arrival of the ~ nOul' 1"st"s Vne
Tho pete III 7Ya'i'ef VI tne a''s aioe'
usual time gore t a,ls s.sSt was 's'iiio ''
The arrivaI If tEo CasLa = G' 'o,s
enthusiasm for tho lal,S cI'eu g.ea'
trim ia nnnreca7ersa in the - toeSS mere Inc
The Tebrantenec Transit coTn,,r, Sa.'.',' ,,s..
light house at the month If the Ca,z,eaI. Ssss'"s
the meantime tarr7or,r T;,bt ~ Mn -, -
the tower which can he .es1 tan ,iIes al F,ra
tie mast head Of vassaI
The Pacific Mail Steamship Coronanv,z stsar,sr
Golden Ace ybicb lan San Froncisco On tho 9otF,
nit. has - zoo o00 in pold m freigbt and 2o0 n,a
,eppers including those bror chi b tho rn,tsr civ
The condition NJ tba tr,nsit ro,te IN +bo rsttr,rs
il fine The weather has boon fe,sart or5 b.,1tt,,
Init o,vna IN the dia7rrIty Ne +r,,sor+.tio,, a.,
yeptosa to sucb unite number If r,osssro,e fcr
the Quaker C,ttv ara dat,irad soroa tbirtg 49,
after the arrival If the 1ooils
,,. -, a., -,I r,..
l. the M, " T,,,a y-o,. Saiffia
and higbly astearns5 citizo ~ +T,,t e.,,o
vel, known in Tho atr,,+i, ct,tay
II,'s-s,,.1." ts''I.st.t
- ""'I't@Fa ~ " PuDIiSu tue iOIomlb8 report VI
his opinions Of the Tehuaatepec Route
He states that the difficulties in rerard IN yentoaa
p.,,,ra., ~ !, .,;i,1 -, ILL -. :.
'-1' LOU "Nu may "0 esSiiy o"Hi-
dteut auu even now tney oner no serious impeachment
to embarkaton or debarcation.
The road fro1 Ventnaa IN SrcbH ba COW. IA oro ~
,bo host ,,,tfaaa1
'''',a' .o"ua Ne ever ""'e.eu over lot d us
lance OF one hundred and twelve miles. He says the
road is well adapted for the easy transit of coaches
ana re lana triT batrreon tbe tyo ,,,fe,t1a ,;4,
r,;rI ,,.r - '7'''S
- 7ool os iliHue III e"eh'y''oui nOuIs'
The climate on the Tsthmus is cool agreeable and
healthy, and singnlarlv free from the usual annoy
,,ces ~ tbo tr,r,ios
P'1'
Sot' lnse expresses the eohhdent opinion that IN
short time, when the arrangements now in progress
are completed, the trip will be made from New Or
- :, 9. r-,,.,;.a !; -, -, ~ -
80 ~ >''.t ~ '"0if0 10y aNu 'n@' .ne
ls'hna7 OF lehuahtepec Is speedily destined to be-
come the great thOrOnghtare for passengers, mails and
tre9s1ra between the States If fine Atlantic ana +ha
C,If AZ Sts,,io,. ,,,l tho pa,is, ,oo,t
= ~ ~ ~ 800
Inc quaker olHy was detained OIL the bar ionl
hours in dense fog
California,
r7ror, +to An, CoIif,rnio IS tp,, oo.l ~.
i''AA '. tA's" o+.''Ah'@ y 1t0 1V'I ulS'' me "a
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-08

FRATR1cDE IN BALrmoHE.-The Baltimore Pa
riot, Of the ID inst gives the followingaccount of
tragedy in that city
Quitea horrible affair occurred about twelve o'clock
last night in the public house Of Mr. Lawson P.
Reach, on Gay street nearly opposite Front street,
and known as the Green House. Ii appears that two
brothers named John aud Thomas Connery, both
sons Of Mr. John Connery who for many years was
connected with the baggage department Of Banums
Hotel, butat present residing On farm in Baltimore
county, had come TO town. in search Of a missing
animal belonging to their father and failing to find
it, paid too many visits to places where strong drinks
sold. The result of this was that Thomas became
very drunk. At the time named above the parties
entered the Green House and took another drink,
when the deceased commenced persuading his brother
to go home and in doing SO laid bis hand upon him
in a way Of kindness, when Thomas Immediately
drew a pistol and Shot bis brother dead upon the
spot, the ball entering near the left eye, passing en-.
tirey through the brain, and causing instant death
Tie police of the Middle District were promptly
upon the spot, but too late to arrest the assassin as
Immediately after dischargiug the weapon be ran out
OF the door and made good his escape and up to the
present writing has not been arrested,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-08
ON athousand

while some of those who held out got from athouaaDd
to sixteen hundred barrels
The first cargo Of ice ever imported into Honolulu
arrived on the 1tth uIt. IS days from Boston IE
came ont in excellent order, and 10 order that it
41oltd not waste from the hot weather. the ship was
discharged By steam being the FRS. instance Of the
used.
lne Aerrlmae, which arrived at Honolulu On the
18th nh and sailed again for on the 29d far Acannen
attracted great many visitors from shore, and the
Americans there were justly proud Of their countrys
ship,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-08

Confession OF AN AssAssIN-A few days ago
midde.aged and apparently Woodworking man, who
gave bis name as Peter Martin, appeared at the
police Office in st. Louis, and stated that he had
committed a murder and wished to be taken into
custody. The St. Louis Herald says:
He stated that about six weeks ago he left Cincin-
natl for st. Lo0is At Cairo he took passage on a
New Orleans boat bound upward. aud in due time
arrived inths city. The day before his arrival here
while on drunk with anoherdeek passenger whose
name he does not remember, he was robbed by him
Of all he had. He endeayDred, as he alleges for
twenty four hours To induce him to return his money,
but finding all ett1rts to accomplish that end unsuc-
ceSsu he determined shortly alter the arrival of the
boat.ut the 81. Louis wharf to revenge himsaf upon
him. Borrowing a sheath knife from another passen.
ger he waited upon the sttrb0ud guard OF tile boat
till his victim went to pass him, when he stabbed
him to the heart. As he fell lie pushed shn over
board and instantly threw the Knife after him and
left the boat Since thtEaNme, he states he has been
wandering in VarOns paT@ Of Illinois, between Cairo
and this city, unable To work, unable to Sleep haunted
constantly by the image Of the murdered man I'm
able longert0 endure it, he determined upon deliver
ing himself up to Justice, and accordingly presented
hmseIlat the police Office, as above stated He was
sent to the CalabOOse
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-08


The NJ Olson Gazette Of the I'd has the following
nargurapb.
Daniel Winter. tbe ncrsa, o,.,,,,.t.z 70 ..=....
ateing and sentenced Ia =. ns-tp
vears at the l4te term Of the I5fstrc, C. l ."15
MONDAY jag conveyed by tha sbarr y NJ VIZ VI
house at Baton Rouge It IN he bornI ,E *
excellent and kindbearted pronTetor II at ny ss
nstitntion viii not hermit bi4 g1et ~ .ilni
ali bls have been Satisfactorily arranged b I'iet
time. We think the yonng man viii be ae ~ c"Ttro
bis tendeI DassjCns a littIe better, |'N''''
Ill, r,.,1. r,,,. - M
Inc i"pIae7 ia' u 'ns iI'
The weather during the week has been favorable
~ TUE G sr3a J %,fH 49, e%ge . Tbn "hca
passed away, however and we have promise Of better
days.
The river is rising, with water enough for first
class boats 10 pass over the falls
Tho cotabon1a rndonond srt If ths 1s+ sayg,
,,"I,"N -
me heaVy ran o. Mohday Ra5 N some degree
checked the taiL u Ce river az t9i5 pace u ha.
been general, Wnch IS supposed 70 9s Lae case, J.!
VIII require but ttte assistance rom the mississippi
to render our navigation permanent
From the franklin Sun we learn that Burgers
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-08
"a OPENING or WINTER MILLINERY

~ OPENING OF WINTER MILLINERY
S REMOy An.
MRS. J. JEFFERs formerly corner Camp and julia streets
respectfully calls attention Of her customers and Ladies
generally 70 her Splendid Stock Of
Paris Millinery, .-
ECLOAKS, MANTlLLAs, LACE GOODS etc,
which She will open on Thursday the 4th instant her
NEW STORE,
No. l42 Cannl street,
Third door from Bourbon,
where viii found at all times the most choice aud select
HATS GAPS HEAD-DRESsEs.
COIFFURES. CAPES,
Aud other FANCY ARTICLES,
MAKING suFerjlttDded by MIS- j. herself II q
gutnutr adie may depend that every attention will be
paid Fashion, Taste sud style ~
RAJ CpuItry aid Commission Mercbauls orders filed with
the utmost care AID dispatch, MRS. d, dh+fEhSr
NJ 5m li2 Daual street.
.sSN MRS ROBERT. 40 17CHAETRES STREET,
SesPeetny informs the fades that SHE has received from
Part, arch s)rmen Of Millinery and latest style Of
Goods comprising Ladies Girls md dfens Bones and
GHpote Of every style Bnm0ns Cloaks MaUts White and
ChmnIy Mee- EmOfoidsry Fmnishng G92d5, IouyiG q
Wretts Ribbons Wells Imitation Je yery, thidren7
Cans etc Dresses etc made 10 order kItu seamtes
from Paris ns lin
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-12-08


A new steamer called the Carrie Ladd has been
put on the route between Portland and Oregon City
Another steamer for the Columbia to be l40 feet
long, is now building at Portland. The Ladd is the
finest boat on the Willamette, and the other will be
the best boat on the Columbia
Indians on the east side Of the Cascade Mountains
predict that the ensuing will he an unusually cold and
severe winter and give as reason for it that the urs
Of wild animals are more than ordinarily thick and
heavy this fall.
victoria and British Columbia.
A new stern.whee steamer, li5 feet long was
launched in Victoria on the 3Oth ut. She is to be
called Governor Douglas. She is built of Puget SounC
lumber, and is to run between Victoria and For
Hope.
The miners on Hills Bar have held meeting, an(
passed a series of resolutions declaring that Mr. Com
missioner Hicks, a government officer, has been try
ing to jump the claims there that he is unscrupulou
and corrupt; that the Governor be requested to re
move him; and that they will not submit to his
caprice or dictum that they believe there will be
riot and bloodshed" if he remains longer in office
shat he is nuisance that copy of the proceedings
OF tile meeting should be forwarded to Mr. Nugent,
the American Commissioner; and that they the
miners present, GOO in number) would stand by ear h
other in defending their respective rights, ana eIecL.
ing interlupers and jumpers.
Douglas City is being laid of at the forks Of Fraser
river,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30

THE COMMITTEE ON ASSESSMENTS OF THE BOARD
Of Aldermen will meet Tuesday, February 2 1858 at
No City Hail. at o'clock r. NJ The following persons
hereby notified TO appear before the commitee--James
Mcdonald, Ann s Walter, John stton, Terence Keen,
Cong egson Shaary Has hhamod George Eanb: Free
VIII Baptist church, William Bandwn; Managers Colored
Home, Jacob Harson William s MAYO, Archibsld Wal.
THOMAS sTFPHENS, J Committee
THOMAS McSPEDON, : on
GEORGE starr, y Assessments
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oCCULIsTs AND AuRIsTs.
tscuARGFs PROM THE EAR AND PtRrrA

nrSCTfARGES PROM THE EAR AND PARTIAL DEAF.
~ ness.-Dr BARLEY generously offers ~ attend Al
pefsnrs suffering from Of the AT hs Office
ST Marks place Without charge uni cured thereby proving
he unequSed. and protecting The deaf from being
swudled by paying self styled auris's nd
vrnce and ;he infection q Sill evils By permit
the application n dangerous remedies BY
and nnskib hands Dr H. may here state that he hss
connection wh.'ever with pcrsun advertising
DEAFNESS neicr has be given permission for the vnhcon
~ certificate purportnR 10 enanate 'ron him and carn
therefore he responsible for asrmng consequences
suung from rashness and desperation The loss o. money
av NOT material 10 persons but the deprivation ~
the important NJ the ought 10 be regarded
and treated with than ordinary soicude Deafness
noise the head and all drgreeahle discharges from the
ear speedily and permanently removed whhou causing he
lss, pain Inconvenience IN All guaranteed
We ma FORMATION does not exist Thirteen and
undivided attention 10 this branch of special practice
enabled him ~ reduce his treatment such degree 81
sucr,ss 10 find III confirmed and cases yield
by . steady attention 70 the means prescribed.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30
INTELLIGENCE OFFICES.

INANIfIEs AND OTHERS CAN OBTAIN EXCELLENT
servan,s Immediately, AZ wages suit al = TIE new
Doee,s hesitate and home as llh ct, u 9Th
fhg ntcr,ve home has dance OF CIVIL capable he'll
toracc ed BY q respectable American lady.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30
BILLIARDS,

4 GOOD SECOND HAND BILLIARD TABLE FOR
~ sale, with Phelans patent combination cushions To be
~ the mandatory Of o'CONNOR& CALENDER IS
Ann street.
DTIL1tRDs-A. BAesrORD. 4a FULTON STREET
ID (or No Ann).-kew hoDrs tables, additional SAY.
lights. just finished. More players can be accommodated
evenings hne assortment Of tables for sale Billiard
Palace. Courl and Rerussn streets, BROOKLYN.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30
FRENCH ADVERTISEMENT

nm pEvA NDE-USE JEUNE FILE FRANCHISE QUT
" he coudre sentcude Pen sD.ns du MENACE.
radftsscr $50 49, ohdway, Wis a Wis III Union square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30
LIT0A TURE.


HINTS TO LOVERS.
Ill Birds mating now,
Tho weather IL tine,
And all whose hearts 20 Cupid bow
should choose n valentine.
On Rsnnsy = shelves In gHlierng piles
The tempting fnissives lie.
OF all the fascinating styles
Loves artists supply.
Nor 10 this all-each purchase brings
sorne pretty damour-
Fnamelled Ockets jewelled rings,
And bracelets by The score,
With studs and slides, and clasps, and chains,
Rich pins and breaches nne
The lover crowd y sure to gain
Prom rooi FAINT Valentine.
The display OF valentines the off and Box 2s
broadway unparalleled In this city Elegant and suitable
fts accompany purchases whether % choice valentines
or books Country orders prompiy SLED sni the
forwarded package with the purchases Descrp
tive catalogues tree 70 all. 4. kANNEY,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30

THE POOR BALL. so POPULAR AND so IN
persiive Is calculated 20 GLADDEN. aching heart
The object sneabe and for that happy occasion TCCKEF
price his rich coiures and All other toe
please the million Our bridal appointing nts a.
usual superb at Pavilion de Flora S6l Broadway, be
tween Thompson's and Tsylor's saloons.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30

OFFICE OF THE SIXTH AVENUE RAILROAD COM
" pany, JAN Is, ls5SAn ele ;on for directors of this
will be held at the depot Sixth of
Forty fourth street Tuesday the % Gay Of February
between the hours of IL NJ and p The di-
vdend of five payable at the Peoples Bank the lst
day Of February next The transfer books will closed
from the 18th inst. 10 the lst prox.
7. BAILEY MYERS Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30

MRS HENTZs NEW BOOK.
vi THE LDsT DAUGHTER,
49, The late dis;in guished American auihoress,
Mrs. cARoIISE LEE HENrz,
Aufhor az 'Isda." "Rene" "Courship and Marriage
Painters N1heru Bride Robert Graham "Boline,'
A. Comsfe-e IN large duodecmo volume bound In
cloth for "a H. or two volumes paper cover for 81
Also IN bsos ID uniform edition 0 all the other works
e Mrs nns as foows"ihe Planters northern Bride, y
Linda" Robert Graham Courtship and Marriage" y
Marriage" Eone." The Bsnshed Son. Helen and Ar.
tbur Price 81 Is each IN cloth or 81 in paper.
n Il PETERSON A BRO Publisher. Philadelphia, Pa
For sale in New York by Dick Fitzgerald, No. ~ Ann
street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30

(oAL-THR BEST QUALITY OF STOVE AND EGG
~ coal screened avs per ton delivered in any part Of
Rrooklyn; 81 81 10 carts Oak wood ~ per load.
RARfaw BROTHERS,
Pirsi dock north of Fulcn ferry Brooklyn, AMI fOo'
Wal street New Verb.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30
SPORTING.

L,oR sArE-A PULL BroopED RUSSIAN BLOOD.
houns lately imported. L. well trained and sn exce
lent watch dog stands nearly four fes high Can be seen At
She hotel No Carlisle street. between 1reenwh and WASH
iBrfon. New lurk.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-01-30
THE MILITARY.

CEYIoR VETERAN CORPS OF lsl2 WILL ASSEMBLE
- nj he corner of Grand and Ludlow Sunday,
jan 81 at az O'Clock p NJ TO attend in body the Rev Mr.
sawyer church Orchard street by invitation, with ck
medal Let every veteran be present the weather
permits. BY order, H. hAfhoND Coonel
Isaac ~ Pawn, Adjutant.
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THE TRADES.

A RESPECTABLE GERMAN SHORTLY LANDED
~ with knowledge Of architecture wishes appren.
ce himself 20 t masons and bricksyers trade
The county. Adrress B s.. Brcklayer, Herald Office
CooPERs wAsTED-es CooPERs WANTED TO 90
~ West where constant employment be had Al tre
snd saoh work Apply on Monday, between and 10 A. NJ
20 Greenwich st.
GARDENER " ANTED-A SINGLE MAN, WHO UNDER
VI stands vegetable gardening ana the Of
hear " situation IN the neghborbOO Of New York
BY addressing q. X. W. box $685. Post Office ~ v.
DKEwER wAETED-ONE WHO UNDERSTANDS TfTE
ID manufacture ~ strong ale and porter; N NJ
need apply unless they have had practical
State, such liberal sals
employment win be given. Address Brewery III He
RAID ofice.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
DAILY RECORD. oROvlLle,

DAILY RECORD. 0ROVlLle,
Daily State journal, Sac,
Enquirer. Nlarysville;
Republ.can, Shasta;
Citizen, Dowhieville;
Plumas Argus, PluInas;
Tribune San jose;
Herald, auburn:
Courier. Yankee Jims;
Union democrat, Sonora
Californian, Oroyille;
independent, San Andreas
Placer Press, Auburn;
Democrat. Cachevillc,
Gazette, san Leandro;
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
Notice.
Information Wanted

ULlEN sANNtlNE i ~ - "
% man of some twenty Or twenty one years ot age,
who for a wear or more has been laborng under Il
rrlipinus ,uonomania has been missing from his
friends since Sunday last He is ot small size win
plcck curl, hair and when last seen WAS dressed IN
hIIe WOODEN shirt. gh: coOrcd pants, blacN cap an !
heavy boots As fears are en- erained for his safety
any Inflammation Of his whereabouts will be gratefully
received by the undersigned al his carpenter shop on
MONTGOMERY street, near the saw mill.
mar9 a, A. Il Hoe.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
STATE OFFICERS.

UNITED STATES SENATORS.
n q r,odarrk WIN. Gwin
Us. REPRESENTATIVES,.
ID y.v;hhe, ,..... Chns. Scott
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-17
TEIoS. BoxCE,
ADVERTISING AGENCY
NE. corner Montgomery and Washington SITS,
SAN FRANCISCO,
Auth Il zCd AGO N {:

adnr Sentinel jackson;
Messenger, La Porte;
Herald, Crescent City;
Democrat, MaripCsa;
sentinel, Santa CSnz;
Chronicle, Yreks.
III Clamor Publico, Los
Angeles;
Herald, Benicia;
Courier, Columbia:
Sentinel, Jackson. o T.;
standard, Portland, o. T.:
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