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u EN- ER Al STATION Err, X In Il H.
And
RI,,,1. Eso,,. nyo,,,,r,.t,,,e,
4O,''.,,..., CAMP STREET.. .''..',...4O
Opposite New Buildings Of Canal Bank and Messrs Smith
Co.,
Is prepared 10 furnish every article in his line required
by
BANKS,
CoUNlING-HoUsEs,
COTTON FACTORS,
COTTON PRESSES,
STEAMBOAT CLERKS, etc, etc
rPT7ER CAP AMI COMMERCIAL
WflsAhs EapeFs'
Foreign and Domestic Manufacture
DAY boo Ia1S1,,
'oef'1'14 IPnarps
- otA ~ =, s,, r,o,,,.-
At oGrI, -r
0Ai-NiA no'l>0'
..--. ILL.,, " H.. ~ o''' o'''
- " 81, sis q , GU, e1sS 9s9'e VI i''"u'ps'
= ~ ~. Z tlI ~ M, ~ ~,
(a1ls' ,,tI,r, -, $500
1870 q. $500, a
Ri ROOMS ROOMS Noof'
soT FGr7o,y t,oops
1oi'L pfs5t rgS p T,oCt1ss
NhChtIl nooAs'
e'''' sso" ''V'' e'''
Ho woald also call attention to his well assorted stock Of
y,.anrs.E- ssz.4x.rs1 .1-F.gRr-
--Cousistfny Of
.,,,
- s'ogu lt.' ev' in'iuNipE h''Ses
ntapeI anu NoeA : eeleofased patents
ture
JOSEPH ROGERS & SONS SUPERIOR OFFICE CUT
LERY.
OFFICE PORTE-FOLIOSA new and handsome article; OIL
and Sheepskn Pad Biotters.
BANKERS CASES,
BANK SHEARS,
REVOLVING INTEREST TABLES,
r-, r,r,r,,,,,,, L 45l,lI,9 V I'll
PILEs-a sizes
FEN NAG IN =, 9,5,,l a9a Single
pE.nlr I,r,t,r,I,4,,-,,, ~,
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Clothing.
Clothing.

f. NTALARD &c Co,
S.. 60
Canal Street,
Corner of Old Leyee street
Have just received and opened large variety of we'll
selected
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
OF the VERY LATEST STYLES, which they offer FOR sale
AT LOW PRICES.
They have a full assortment of Clothing Of EVERY
KIND, and will continue throughout the by
fresh supplies
FANCY CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND vEsTs-Plain
and with Side Stripes
BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTH PALToTs ANDFROCB-
TEES
BLACK FRENCH CLOTH FRoCK COATS.
CoLORED ].
BLACK AND CoLoRED FRENCH CLOTH, PILOT AND
BEAVER RAGLANS.
SACS AND OVERGOATs.
LONG AND SHORT CLOTH CLOAKS
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS, OF all qualities
FRENCH BLACK DoEsK1N AND CASHMERE PANTS.
COLOEED AVID BLACK DOESKIN CASHMERE VESTS
AND SILK VESTS.
CoLoRED AND BLACK VELVET VESTS.
CoLORED UNION CASHMERE COATS, PANTS AND
yESTs-Plaiu and With side Stripes
BLACK UNION CASHMERE COATS PANTS and VESTS
Plain and with Side Stripes
Assorted Goods.
WHITE AND CoLoRED SHIRTs-For Men and Boys.
MERINO, FLANNEL AND CA NTON FLANNEL UNDER
SHIRTS AND DRAWERS White and Colored Cotton
and Merino Socks Cravats, Neck Ties, Cashmere MuIs
Stocks, Linen and Silk Handkerchefs Beaver and Ceth
Gloves, Gauntlets, saspenders Umbrellas, Truaks Va
Uses, etc. etc.
INDIA RUBBER oyERCOATs, CIoaks, Ponchoes, Leggins
Gaps, etc, etc.
Boys, YOUTHS and ChiIdren's Clothing.
CoLORED AND BLACK CLOTH AND CASHMERE PAL
Tors, Frocktees, Jackets Pantaoons and Vests Black
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te Crescent win regularly served subscribers IN the
ay early hoat every aorung Sundays excepted cr
SO year, in advanes half ysary and quarterly at tho
sameFatas Or % eehss week payable e theearfers
Advertisements, per squhrsst insertion II ali eaes'
81; for every suhsequautiasartian 80 cents.
Advertisements % the second ere charged "
for hvery insertion.
Advertisements published intervals VIII be charged ~ Per
square for ev5ry Insertion,
Advertisements not Marked Will be Published enc month q
longer and charged sccordngy ne advertisemeHtor sub
scriecn will be stopped until a1aesages rePsid atthe
option Of the preprietoTs,
FSbsrRl lssc0maE VIII b inside 70 regular advertisers
THE DAI11Y CRESCENT
~ sFeratsn which renders desirable medium for adver
tirsrs Asa FANIr PAPEE creuates largely, reaching
,nehuaaradsof HOSES early hour, and being read
appoeeh u business hours consequently articles
for family may be adyanageously published It's
soiurnnG
THE WEEKLY CRESCENT
pabsed every Monday morning at s. year invariably
adyanes Having extensive circulation throughout Lou
siana. Mississippi Arkansas, Alabama, Texas and other
States presents favorable odeto advertisers ofmaing
their and commodities known. Advertisements in
serted FOR 81 per square. sach insertion.
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wRpNEspAY MoRNINe. NoYEMBER a. ls5s.

TIE NEw LusITANos BENEVOLENT ASSOCIATION
We acknowledge the receipt, through Mr.. Anthony
sambola, the gentlemanly Secretary of the Assoca.
tion, Of copy Of its Constitution and Bylaws, in
GLIDING the names Of its founders and the Act of its
Incorporation This Act vas approved by the Legis-
latre on the 18th Of March 1856, under the proyis
ion for tie Organization Of Corporations for Lite
rary, Scientific Religious and Charitable purposes
and career since then has been one of great pros
pery and its course has entitled ito the high regard
of the community to whose favor its good deeds have
commended it,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24

WASHINGTON FIRE CONTRARY. No. 20.--A special
meeting Of this Company is called for Thursday
ing next aud az important business Is to be transacted
it is desirable that all the boys who run with this
good machine should be On hand pnnctuay. Notice
to above effect is published in another column.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24

THE BRrTIsH REVIEWS 4Np MAaAzrNRs,-We
have received from j. G. Morgan Co., copies Of the
American editions Of the latest issues Of the West
minister Review, Edinburgh Magazine and Edinburgh
Review, for which they will please accept our
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10 Photographic News on the first page.

FINE DRY GooDs-Messrs. Benthuysen, Lewis &
CO., received per Cahawba additions
their immense stock which black hibei cloth stella
shaw large invoice Of the fashionable excel
lent styles silks will contribute make essential point
Of interest the Shopping expeditions Of lady readers who
exceedingly numerous attracting is the literature which
daily publish for their bsned inside pages
vice needed induce rush 1l6 Canal street
and inspect the very latest styles.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24

BV'alE Paper. VEraH Paper.
received direct from the manufacturers the largest and
most desirable stock Of French and American
Paper Hangings
brought into this market consisting Of Oak Marble Gold
Stone Velvet and Decoration Popers every description
Also
large assortment Of Satin and Blank Papers every price
and quality. For sale low BY
z7sszss F.gNEWHALL r-r1
a Es~ 90 Cannl street. corner Old Levee mp starsg-
Compeen workmen to all parts the city or coun.
try. MA 2p6t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24

DANCING AcADEMY.-M'me DeBar has great fame
il New Orleans he proficiency which her pupils attain in
the Terpschore Of which she has long teacher
ana which ths fashionable world She should
long continue there accomplished in the
profession and who enlightened system Of
tactics inimparng knowledge Of the beautiful which
consists according accepted forms the poetry Of moonn
Many and eachers know how dance everything and
know how ought be done, but tits only happy facility
which few possess that enables them quickly successfully
mpart the knowledge 0pe Of these few Mime DeBa and
the favor which her Academy located At go Baonne street
between Girod and Julia has always enioye5 result We
reer to her regular card for season. published In this morn
ineis edition of The Crescent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-11-24

THE Grover & BAKER MAoHINE,-The new sew
ing machine Of Grover Baker has sprung sudden and
widespread popularity which is likely perpetuated by its
important and nalienabe qualities cheapnes and excellence
Of workmanship Its unavoidable flock stch which Is locked
and its adaptation TO doing all kinds Of all kisds of
fabrics which possibly sewabe TO win nowadays
when applicants for are numerous and present SO various
convincing and conflicting Claims indeed 10 achieve no
small triumph and this is what the Grover Baker ma
chine has done Consequently the demand for them great
and increasing in constantly accelerated ratio which Is Test
ing the capacities Of the extensive factory turn them
fast enough the shipments for the Southern trade
II there Is who has not proof Of excellence
Of this machine would refer him TO the condensed evidence
Of hundreds newspapers OF standing which Is published on
another Nj NJ T. Gushing agent the depot Is Ii
Camp street
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.Rea0 .Nce8icaL Te.ct Rooks.

eTe31 sAc08iCGG 1eCI ROO6s.
T II o M A S T. W HITE
Medical aud General Bookseller
CANAL STREET. .............IO5
Respectfully calls the attention Professors and Medical
Students to his large and new stock of
MEDICAL BOOKS,
comprising in part the following
WATsoN's PRACTICE OF NEDIcISE-Tho last and i'm.
proved Edition.
WILSON'S ANAToMY-New Edition.
WOODS PRACTICE or MEDICINE-New Edition.
ERICHsEN's sURGERY-Bim 8ll illustrations.
CARPENTERS PRINCIPLES OF HUMAN PHYSIOLOGY.
RAMsBoTHANPs AND CHURCHILI2s MIDWIFERY,
nRuTrTs AND FERGusoN's SURGERY.
WOOD BACHEfs UNITED STATES DIsPEEsAFoRY
for 1853
JONES sEIvERKTNG's PATHOLOGICAL ANATOMY.
DUNGLIsoN's MEDICAL DICTIONARY.
woop & DUNGLIsoN's &ATERIA MEDIcA
TONNES CHEMISTRY, FOR STUDENTS
PROF RICHARDSON'S ANATOMY. n28 2Dst
.FesO Stationery Store,
I6,,..,..... CAMP STREET
Under the City Hotel, N. o.
cHEssMEN! CHHssMENs CHEssmRN.
Just opening, full assortment Of
CEIESsNEN-Wood and Bone and
CHESS BOARDS TO MATCH.
CLUB cHEss-wood and Bone.
Also
BACKGAMMON BOARDS AND nRAUGIIPsMEN,
For sale by
PETER O'DONNELb,
statiouer, Printer and Blank Book Manufacturer
nZS zn5t l6 Camp street
somda'tes. satmds'ies.
TEA-l00 half chests P0uchong
ALMoNDs-5O sacks Lsnguedcc
CUnRANTs-I5 barrels choice
GITRoN-s0 boxes new.
FIGS-300 drums.
CANTON eINGER-2O cases.
GELATINE-20o dozen Coxes
kUTMEGS-l0 cases No. I.
MAGE-GO cases choice.
sH. ALMoNDs-lo cases.
Landing ex ship Exchange and for sale by
THOMPSON & BARNES,
n22 2p3t q and . Common street
BEST French Hats.
EU G ENE l.. AUBERT.
city Hat Store,
CORNER OF ST, CHARLES AND COMMON STREETS,
Have on hand The best stock of
Hat, ana Caps OF all Descriptions,
Ever brought to this market,
Hg-oall and see, If proof is wanted n22 2pct
The Tl'We System.
Fevers of al Remittent, Intermittent Fever and
Ague, Nervous and BIousean at once and forever end
Gated by the free use of Or, G. j. LEEDS,
ceUTN1NI1 SUBS rInUrns,
-oR--
NERVOUS TONIC.
II possesses all the advantages Qunine Opium Morphine
Or Arsenic and does not injurious effects on ths head
stomach bowels the SYSTEM and can be pr
serned with confidence to the athletic man the delicate fe
male or the adoeseent child What can be said Of this
invaluable medicine
Sold in New Orleans, wholesale and retail By
J. WRIGHT & CO.,
General Agents
u-e zIoS@llM q and l5l Charities street
.Fsto Nat store,
s. CANAL sT..............ss
H. B. HAIR VEY g. CO
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Plantation Clothing, etc

A1t0asCNERO1e CG0tht1Sgs ETC.
f. IALARD &c 60,
Nos. IS and 60 Canal ST., corner old Levoc,
Keep constantly on banda large stock Or
PLANTATION CLOTHING,
Made up in the strongest manner with Snrs Of the most
durable quHlity,
Their assortment comprises all sizes and consist, in part Of
the following
HEAVY LINED KERsEY MONKEY COATS and PANTS,
RED, BLUE AND GRAY FLANNEL SHIRTS.
HICKORY SUITS, e.c.. for Men and Boys.
Women and Girls KERSEY AND CoTTOEADE FROCKs,
Joseys Shirts etc.
ALSO
WOOL AND GLAZED HATS, Wool CAPS, BLANKETS,
Socks etc, etc.
re- Orders filled with promptness
F. MALARD & CO.,
IS and GO Canal street
n22 2p3td<W corner Old T4eyee st.
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.Veso Gooegg .Reag GOODS

Rear GnnSgs Rsspr enr,ogge
-
r r E7VvnTc p ~
r,.- - -, - -
ToURo BUILDINGS.
We are receiving daily a splandij assortment Of
FApJ, avn IvVVTzr, r.OOUs
all imported direct from the best manufactures and 10 which
we respectfully call the attention of our customers.
LbaltN AM EANCf Sims
DoCBi.E sNlkI' slhA Ro6hs'
49, ~, g uG No., no ,r,o,,n
nt 80 49, y ~ htshD 1 oAF ADoulA9'
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-
Immense Sacrifices!
INN SE SACtp TrTcty7e
,n,o.,r r,oo~,s,, $500. -,.
WN& S"VVWS! @A& SOODSt
THEY MUST BE soLDl
Tuu 1vun4p sn,,,,rx :.
- =
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT
- * KS X S5rzAEI9S
Than ever before offered at
~ ~ w a i II "A N - ~ GO. y {,
''''sA o''' O'' SAe' s'fec'S'
AAEAs'
SILKS SILKS SILKS
No Yunb,n,
ours. =, ,-rs
W" 'ps''N ''s themselves
'"'' ANU 'S''
"
EMBRoIDERlEs!
Which have been cruely sacrificed auction ahe North
and which we will otter at prices truly astonishing They
yALENcIENNEs, GUIPURE AND HoNIToN SETS.
~, : " 100 Si.lS'
,,tn,c-1,r,+,+,-,
r,,,,,,,,r,,,,.y,... ....
r,,lI,r,nr ,,,el'' -. 80
nue.. IA ,frs7,,
or5, ,,rp tb. At
Country merchants would do well to give us a call,
C. c. WAYLAND & CO.,
Corner Poydras and carondeet streets.
go
FRENCH NERINos at % oents-worrh 81 Is
vorssTr,1yrs IN mas "es% .oa ~ sg ,,, i,
DRESS GooDs at the same reduced rates.
sHAWLs' sHAWhs'
CLoAlAs! CLOATGS!
sHAWs-Prom Is Cents to S0-Fuly per cheaper
than the cost of importation.
CLoAKs-Fom 81 SO Ito s5o-Lower than the manufacturers
prices,
G. O. w4YLAYn. CO.'S.
Corner of POydraS aud carondeles Streets
HOPED sIxIRTsI
uOOpun sr~rprs,
" - ',' '''' ''l-P'' "
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80. \ lhe PrIn,lnaI HoteIs Yesterday.

| sT. CHARLES HOTEL. w Raglan and lady. Ga !;
95dSn rasss y P Pd, 9 a5ns Ss1s y
Hughes Lopdon titEgerg9, New York II 9 Jones
Henry, Mobile; g Preston 9; p W Canner and servant
q Web Pa John Lesdfli Baton R9nge N smith
Boston; nr NJ Ii Mckinney Ark; Mrs Clarke W Campbell
r. 81 Ionis. Harvey, Texas / sbeai 81 ] Goodman
LousFist Geq Garner lady and SIT 7 Garner, Gar
Istmar S c; Col L CALDWELL Baton Rouge; Geo B Bell j W
Wao6s NJ t Essey XIII TeTp s H9dT sS
Capt Bnshrood Lieut. Steele, cutter Lewis CAss.
CITY HOTEL w Faskey, jackson; ? A Roy, Ia; G r
v " Scott John W Meek, W II Munis, Thornton Miss;
smith, John WAY liT Presidge Isaac Wann " b White
bead Monticello, Miss Mrs Nurse child and kvt w Bailey NJ
59g MIS-; W Stewart 7 soatner, R Hnehnson, La: t
7 ssaeeing Texas \ BqTnstt Red YazaQ City Mis-
Y eTantham Miss g DeCotea q Mr Bland and sons
Baker, Pensacola; Person j Warrington 4 Coleman
S5ai Y W Bell Miss; Iiimbie Johnson Ark; VIM $
No; Ii Graves Mansfield B t;olds6y, xla Il Bait6n
lady child Lonisve Mrs Gordon and M aiss Gordon
Garksylle koht Scott L Jones and lady Mrs Hutchinson
Shreveport i Rich Mobile BroaEs fexas Mastod
sqy sno hvti Carr MISS Miss Cause, La Warng
jackson; Head u: Geo Cloatma1 Mrs Gcodoe, MIS-
lady Texas Bfn. Biln, James Perkins Lgfqprehei
Sukes lady two children and servants Wm Daven
Oliver, Miss Ganey, Liberty; W East Smith, Miss;
Holmes, G N Pasteurhtf.
r Fl Fielder, Isaac Kemp, L v OH, jackson; ] 4 Wat
kinB Texas: !. Mann, o N J Mccarthy, o, Hor-
row, Mobile LSimmous N q j T Green Ga H Mellon
aid, W Leweader, Livingston II Lacy, Texas john W
Butler, La NJ Robinson. D Robinson, Gprmsn, @ i
Ford Ark @ Il Morrison, Texas Il Brush, Duncan
Mcmillan, Texas; p Waddel Rowland, N o Geo W
Gof, A Youngoood w Ragland A Myers Isaac Myers.
ims 81 Helena WIN Il Brewer, T B Portevent Rapdos
MERCHA ANTS, HogELs II Peck, mrs Peck and two
children Miss; Sloan Falls = Clark city; Kings
ton canada H Hyer, Jenkins city; Bartholomew, St
Shilletio Ala D Winner, Roberts Il More NJ Cooke,
L Clay Tex; Frerson, st Helena; NJ Garufs jr, Geo
hlgn, cityj Webb, Il Moore, Ala L L Hocombe Mo-
bei NJ II Marks, city Well, L Galloway Edward Adams
city, Weller, Arkansas; A Moore, VIM Johnston Calves
tor; Noble Hatche, East Feliciaua; VIM Head city
ST. LOUIS HOTEL....J II Whitcomb, B T NHson, r I ;
Mrs w nuflho and svt, l. Jeanne A Duflho, Il Koon,
u; Ben, lady aq1 sEt, " Mechlng, San Antonio Mrs
Ellis and sst, W Ellis, FuguG and wife, Mrs Sundy
and son, "a Talox, Mrs Willis. J Willis, La.
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gBg- we have just received per steamship
CahawBa large Black Thibet Goh and Stella shawls
Of The latest styles large invoice silks comprising
Extra Black Poaf de soies and eros Rims also Coored
Pout de soes in Blues Greens, Browne Drabs ETC. ETC. all
at very low prices. ssa
BEETHUYsEN, LEWIS 8 CO,
No, ll6 Canal street.
n24 2p3t one door from Royal
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E5sty yoesl, Hats


THE ONLY GOOD SAUCE,
AND APPLICABLE TO EYEBT VARIETY oF Drez,s
Extract OF letter from Medical gentleman at Madras to
ms brother at Worcester, under date Of May, 1851:
Tell LEA & PERKINS that their SAUCE is bigb1y az
teemed in India and Is my opinion the most paat7h al
well the most wholesome Sauce that madep
Extensive Frauds
The only Medal awarded by the Jury Of the New York Exb
bion of Foreign Sauces obtained BY LEA PERKINS
for their WORCESTERSHIRE SAUCE. The world wide
fame of which having led to numerous FORGERTRs mr.
chaSers are requested to that the names of LEA & PER
RIMS are upon tie WRAPPER LABEL, STOPPER and
BOTTLE ''' lD-
LEA PERKINS will proceed against any one infringing
either by manufacturing vending spurious Sauce and have
Instructed their correspondents various parts of the world to
advise them Of any nfrugements Sole Wholesale Agents far
the United States.
JOHN DUNCAN & SONS.
4V5 Broadway, New York
stock always In Store Also orders received for direct
shipment from England. apif 2pIy
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07
DR.. JAW VI. VAyC.

DR.. JAMES VI. VAVC,
Dry Creek, Butte County, California OGice three
miles south of Forkner's ranch, ten mile. north wes,
of orovile. Special attention given TO the treat
ment Of chronic diseases, affections Of the Eyes, sc.
jim S 1858
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07
Ordinance No. II.

The Board of Trustees of the Town of oroyilie DC
b ordain az follows
ssc: |: Each and every person or cop,rtnershp
who shall Keep or hold any theatrical perforna cc
exhiblton or SHOW Of any kind mot mentioned in or
dinance OF said TOWN. under what is commonly
known or styled canvas tent within the limits OF
said Town, shail first pay into the Treasury of said
Town license OF twenty-five dollars for each and
every said theatrical perform ,nce exhibition. or
show of any kind. 80 held In said Town
Any person violating any ofthe provisions of this
ordinance upon being duly convicted thereof Sha /
be hasd IN any Sn not eNcee ling hundred dol
lars or impr snned not exceed ten days, or may in
the discretion of the court, be punished by both fine
and iiupri.onment
Passed April 10Th, 1878
AUG. +. LEovY, President
Attest c. A SMITH, Clerk
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07
CrDyille Turn Ecrciu.

Regular m 'e;inss are held Oh the second and
fourth Wednesday "fcvsry moYth, at O'Clock NJ.
rnrn Exercises ever! Tuesday and Friday, ut ,
O'Clock p NJ
iiy Order. SIM On K ROSENrli.I eor,r
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07
THE COURTS

Dt.rRlcr CouRr-ThirJ Monday In January, urs
Monday IN May, second Monday IN November, aud
fourth Monday of August.
CousrY CouAr.-first Monday In March and June
second Monday In Septe nbsr, and f,urth Monday in
November. "
Court or SESSIONS Second Monday In FsIru.
ay, third MONDAY in April, July and October
PaosArE CoUsr r-Four.h Monday in February and
May, thrd Monday in Aug ISi, an / second Monday
in De ,ember.
HOARD OF SuPE0vts1Rs Meets first Monday in
February, May, August and November =
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07

Parties desrous Of subscribing to this paper can
hate IL left ut their residences by Lowing til, Ir nd
dress al the Posr OFFIcE LirERARy DrPor
GARNHAM l. LOCKWOOD.
Feb 3-3t Agents
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07

~ would call attention to the Card OF DR. Van
A'hdt, OF san Francisco,who strca'ing Eye aud Ear
Diseases with truly great success since his return
from a'rolf. Oh;e in NriShrs bniliing, NV cor.
n"r OF NIntgon 'ry ant J.;ks1n s'rec, where he
miy oe consulted DIT iy. f. -3m
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07
Ofirn.

Az IN 'atng bod by the Boar os Trustees Of the
Town 6" Oravil!c, the 2Glh day of April 1858. ii
was ordered that Municipal Election shall be held
on MONDAY the 3d day of May 1853, for the purpose
OIL clec'ihS The foNow NJ officers: Five Trustees an
Assessor, Treasurer, and II Marshal for said Town
Inc following gentlemen were appointed officers of
sad election: Robert Richey As Inspector and NJ
H. Farley and Fh,lid Waterman as Judges
AUG. LEOVY. President
Attest. G, 4. SMITH, Clerk
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07
DISTRICT COURT.
Hon WARREN 7 SExroN. Julge.

THURSDAY, May 9Th.
Court met pursuant to adjournment.
Scriber VS. Masten-Court finds for nlain.
tiff Stay Of proceedings for three days or.
dered.
Brown vs. Dradiey-D ,mlrrer overruleJ
John Sylvester VS. Phillip Briel & Co Or.
dcred on Calender.
Smith vs. Smith--Divorce- on
Calender
Jacobs VS. Plum-Demurrer oyerruled ami
leave granted to file afii lavt of merits.
James Oliver Et al. VS.. b V. Cortez ct.
al.-0n trial.
Court adjourned until 0 o'clock, to. NOR.
row.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07
Channel Rock.

All shares In the Chinnul Rock Mining Company.
ON which assessments now due, remain due aud un-
PAD until the 26.h day of May, 1895. will then be
soid al The Court House doc: at o clcck Z. NJ TO
pay such assessments
by order of the Trustees
TII'S WELLS,
Seo'y and Treas. Channel Rock Mining Co.
April %, 1858
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-07
San Francisco DAILY Bulletin.

Attest. G. A. SMITH, Clerk.
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" BEFORE the Adjournment of IN

"rand jury. n committee of live was appointed TO
examine the subject of Licenses with instructions TO
report 10 The Jury on the 6h day of May the names
o' al persons and firms doing siness, OF having
within The past year done sincss without proper
licenses ito The end III they be then prosecuted for
delinquency:
II B. LAriIRDP, Foreman of Grand Jury.
Grant Jary Room, April 2Eh. 1855.
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Romans ifrauelis.

Messeurs Garnhnm n Lockwood eGerent uu pub
lie Franqlis de Butte county IN grand assortment
des m tileurs ouvrages DIES aucurs du steele.
dis BUREAU DE LA POSTE
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
For the Lunps.

For the Lungs, Coughs. Colds, &C.
WIsrARs BALsAN oF WILD CuERRy imparts new
vigoro vital action and relieves the system by open
ing the pores OF the skin and promoting the sccre
lions af the mucous matter. Its action is surdorfc
sedAtive aud expectorant, by opening the pores sl-
| laying irritation, and BY rendering the expulsion of
! mucous matter easy. Those who take Balsam will
feel Immediate relief from the distressing irrlaons
thaiaccompany afsetatons of the respiratory organs
The pores have been closed the Balsam opens them
The lungs suffer from irritation--the irritation il
soothed; the palse is violent and feyeriSh-they are
sofened, and the mucous membrane is relieved OF its
engagement with rapd,y aud ease All by the use
of this useful romcdy. CAUTION As there are many
counierfets, look well at the signature before rIr-
chasing tike none unless it has the name of ..San
ford Park" engraved on tbs outside wrapDey. nil
others are base limitations.
CoLrDN McDERN UT, Agents, Orovi,le.
PARK WHITE, I'm sDrlers and wholesale az outs
for all genuine Patent Medicines, l32 Washington
sifee' Sa' Francisco. ,.. .. .. feb21.2m
c- DIR. J. l.. CZapkay's reputation is rlp. |
IDLY spreading through this State an Oregon n. We
learn from reliable sources lie is pracicing with
remarkable success, and has dcservedly secured
public confidence. Those needing medical aid would
do well to call Tor wrile al his Institute in san Fran.
cisco. We refer the reader 10 the Doctors
meT in another column
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Dr' - u opS', whusc advertisement ad
'ef'enent appears in another column, is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any oihtr Attention is called to his
advertisement If