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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

BY S. J. CORMICK-AucTIosEER
TRUSTEES SALE OF SIX LOTS OF
GROUND-By virtue of = certain deed OF
trust 10 the Undersigned, bearing date the 18th
Of Novem Der, 1857, the undersigned, will sell,
on The 10th Of July, at IL o'clock, in front OF the
Mayors Office, in the city of Alexandria, six
LOTS OF GROUND, upon the West side OF
Fairfax street, between Princess and Oronoco
streets, and opposite tbs Depot grounds OF the
Alexandra, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad
Company. The South lot is 30 feet front and
IS eet deep, and lies ~ feet North OF Princess
street. The lest Of said LOTS are each oieft
from, and about va iset inches deep.
TENS - U,r filth cash, aud The residue at J
and months The deferred payments 10 Ia
secured Dy the note OF the purchasers, shd the
retention of the title.
ie 2s-eot. GEO w. BRENT, Trustee.
n The above sale is postponed to .aassst
2lsi, at same hour and place.
2l-eOts GEO. W. BRENT, Trustee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06
AIM a N &C.
MARINE LIST.
PORT OF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 5

ARRIVED.
Schr. A. V. Bedell, Rider, New York, to }. Z.
Nevett.
Schr Wetipquin, Murdoch, Nanjemoy, wheat
to Thomas Perry.
Steamer Diamond State, Kerwin, Baltimore,
to Wheat d Bro.
SAILED.
Schr. Henry James, Aldrick, Dighton, coal
by Borden Mining Co.
Schr John Warren, Lozier, New York, coal
by David A. Lowe.
Schr. Athal, Parr, ST. John flour and corn by
Cazrnove Il Co.
Schr Island City, Conklin, New York, coal
by Fowle Il Co.
Schr Charlotte Shaw, Shaw, New York, coal
by L. J. Mehatey.
Schr. Swan, Cranmer, Boston, coal by l. j.
Mehafey.
Schr. Wave, Sprague, Burgonpolnt, coal by
Fowle Il Co.
MEMORANDA.
Shin Ellen Stewart Wambusie. from Liver
pool, arrived al Baltimore, 4th inst
Ship Ellen Hood, hence at Baltimore AIN IN
slant. =, :,
Schr. R. Strong, Hawkins, cid at New YORK,
Tor this port, Sd inst. ~
Schr. o. H. Booth, cid at Albany, for Wash
ington, Sd inst.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06
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L. b. TAYLOR, SaI.
LOUIS KlNIER, }
~ I2-2awts

BY S. J. Observation-Disclosures
nUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE-By virtue OF decree OF the
Circuit Court tor the county OF Alexandra,
and State of Virginia, pronounced at the No
vember term, 1855, in the suit OF Iatsapaugh
VS.. Hemmick and others, shall proceed, on The
lOh day Of July, 1888, at IL o'clock, NJ before
the Mayors Office, in the city Of Alexandria, TO
sell, al public sale, the three story X L X
&c HOUSE and LOT OF GROUND, OF which
EG John Tatsapaugh, died, seized, on the north
SIDE OF Prince, between Water and Union SITS,
in the said city of Alexandra.
Terms OF SALE-One tenth of the purchase
money to be paid IN hand; the balance IN three
equal instalments at six, twelve, and eighteen
months from the day Of sale-the deferred pay
ments to be secured by the bonds OF the puTcha'
ser, with good personal ecurity, unit the Puf-
chase money is fully paid ,,,
;s7-2awts Commissioner OF Sale.
n The above sale is postponed until SatSr-
dan, The zla day of .asgs't, at the same time
and place. fRANClS l., SMllH,
jy l2-2awts Commissioner Of Sale.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

r A FAIR-The Ladies will hold fAik
at Happahannock Station, Orange and AleXan-
dra Railroad, on Wednesday and Thursday, me
llh aud l2ih of august, 1875. There Viii be a
variety of Fancy ARTICLES on hand Ice CREAM,
CAKE, LEMONADE, &c. a good DISsrR will also
be prepared The proceeds OF the Far VIII 90
in aid OF building an Episcopal Church. Inc
Ladies invite general attendance.
aug d--eo2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

@OTICE.-The co.partnership OF STEWART
~ 4 GRAY was dissolved by mutual consent
July 81, 1888. Either oil the partners are au'
thoriz,d TO use the name OF the hTm Iii settle
ment OF the business.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06
Stafford county, Va, jy l3-2awts.

T AND AND MILL FOR SALE.-Haying
/ determined TO 90 West, offer for sale my
FARM, containing TWO HUNDRED ACRES
of good I.and-one hundred and fifty acres OF
which is cleared, under good fencing, and timely
set in grass the balance IN thrifty timber. Inc
AeA improvements are comfortable, and the
.iI$:E MILL inferior to no country Mil IN the
county, in fine repair, with all unusually large
custom.
II is situated about two miles from Piedmont
Station, on the Manassas Gap Railroad, in one
of the most healthy aud desirable neishborhoods
in virginia. To any one wishing 10 buy such
prcperty, a bargain will be offered, and terms
made liberal. Apply to the subscriber, on the
premises, or & w. ShackIett, Alexandra, Va
LEWIS BRUCE, Piedmont Station,
~ 2O-eolm Fauquier Co, Va.
rIEDMONT CLASSICAL ACADEMY
Rev f. VI. EDWARDS, PRINCIPAL, aided
6y competent assistants. The next session OF
this School will commence on the Isl day OF
September, 1885. The charge for Board and
Tuition for 10 months is $3.50. II is desirable
that Students from distance board In the iami'
y of the Principal Full information, cata-
iogueS &c, can be obtained by application TO
F. NJ. EDWARDS,
Piedmont Station, NJ. ". u. NJ V s-eoi
ct. CHARLES HOTEL, corner Of Man" ana
Walls refs Richmond "a ne undersigned
have leased the above HOTEL, and are no"
fully ed to receive their friends an and ,ne
public. They intend to make the 81 ~ Ina'i ;,
in all respects comiortaeie anu ds'eeeOe ~ Ito
patrons Board per day 81 Is. ~
THOS. B. p. INGRAM,
JOHN G. M0SBY, JR.
Richmord. " l-d&eozm
I,RAIN BAG>.-We are III good supply of
IT Double ard Single Scanned, Seamless Light
~ H. and other i.e.s for SIZE BY
aug4 WHEhI K bR0
DACGN ID binds. Sides and Shoulders,
ID prime ARTICLE, ior sale b.
aug4 WHEAT X BRO
JOB PRINTING
Neatly executed, with despatch, at thi. Once
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

,I+X,NDKIA CANAL COMPANY
u An adjourned general meeting OF TINS
fo,nnauv. will be held at the Council Chamber,
in the CITY of Alexandria, on Monday, the 9Th
of August, at IL o'clock, A. NJ.
iy s-2awtd w. c, YEATON, Secy.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

The Fairfax News says The frequent and
eopious howers With which this neigbbor-
hood has lately been favored have been Of
great service to the Corn, Potatoes, and to
vegetation generally"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

N0TICE-TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
~ AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY
lie boor, SHOE, Hat AND CAP BUSINESS, here.
,oioTe carried on by GEORGE H. BAYNE 4
w. will be hereafter conducted by PIT
ihRSON B.4YNE, at the old stand, in the
name OF BAYNE Il Co.
Country merchants will find general assert.
nent O. fresh aud desirable FALL and WIN
lkR GOODS, as above described, lately pur.
'lased OF the Eastern manufacturers, which
viii be sold low to cash or pxactxai dealers.-
10 all such an earnest invitation is given to CALL
aug b-eo3m BAYNE 4 co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

4 NY ONE wishing 10 purchase one OF the
n most beautiful and desirable FARMS Oh
the Orange and Alexandra Railroad, about 81
miles from Alexandria. will DO well make &c
immediate application to
Il. 4 WILLIAMSON
Narr.p' oc zen It, eott
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

"IlCE.-All persons indebted o us whose
~ accounts are nov passed due. are reques-
Tu 10 call aud settle them without delay, as
"nger indulgence cannot be given
GEORGE H. BAYNE Il co.
aug C. eo3mo
lSlaunton Spectator, and Valley Dem. copy
hIi TAX PAYERS are notified that they
~ =; can save four per cent by paying their TAX
~" o'.s IN iull, on or before the 10th Of August
vince IN Market House Building.
WESLEY AVERY, Collector S. d.
JOHN A. FIELD, Collector N. ID.
aug 6-dtd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

The Coal BUSINESS SCARCITY OF LABOR.
There is at the present time considerable
activity in the Coal business. The arrivals
from Cum berland and shipments to Eastern
ports are heavy, and the coal wharves pre-
sent scene OF great activity. More La
borers are however wanted at the wharves
and in the yards, and we are requested by
many Of the Agents to say that large num-
Der Of men can now find steady employment.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

JOHN ". STEWART.
aug 4-eo3t ALbEhl w. Uhhl.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

uviuTE MARSEILLES CAFES, ior
w Misses Just received, and Tor sale low al
ie1s s XIV. MEYENBERG'S Sarepta Hall
rLUF-3 bbls. Superior Glue received and
u ior sale by [aug 3 H. COOK y ~.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

New ARRANGEMENT The through pas
sengers over the Orange and Alexandria Rail
road, are now taken directly to the wharf of
tho Washington steamer, in the cars, instead
of by omnibuses from the Depot as hereto
fore. This new arrangement went into ope'
ration yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

WV D. Wallsch. esq.,, editor Of the
Washington Star, hss purchased portion Of
an adjoining tract, owned BY 7. s. Alcocke,
and Geo. d. Gray, esqrs -9s acres ct $40 per
.acre,-Blue Ridge Rep.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

SERIOUS ACCIDENT - esletuaJ e'
about seven o'clock, as the ship Ellen hooo'
of Brunswick, Me-, Capt. kilby, rom Alex
andria. was approaching the city in tow CT
the steam-,ug Tempest, of Ge' rseto"n' Cep'.
Bovep. when between the Lazaretto ~harl
and F, r, McHenry, the tug run down anu
.ank q small boat, containing two men, one
of whom unfortunately was drowned, the
other escaping by swimming, until rescued r ey
=. hoat in the vicinity Of the accident Inc
hoo, vbich contained the two men peiongeu
- Al, Thomas Green, who Keeps a saiiot
hoarJ;no house on Thames street, anu one oi
,he nar,ies, named Jos Nesby, was em Pioye"
-,nner for Green's establishment. Inc
s-.d nan a German, was boarder at
$1,000 vbere he had been for about days,
.fsr;ng man recently arrived here from
o,bar mort His name was unknown TO tDe
s.on,;e,ar of the boarding house, and those
connected with it, be merely giving 'ne H.
of George when be came there 10 'ouse' Law. uo
hodv had not been recovered up u a h ta's
hour last evening, although Pai''e' naa
hssn engaged in dragging for II 1uf. ~
most Of the day. Toe steamer STRUCK .ne
boat amidships, completely ~reoA,ds man
aud i. is supposed the d'o"neb ~ u Wa.
was injured BY the conclusion, as , y. co 1.
not seen to rise to the surface a''et VIZ ;"ns
i;s;on There are of course ditferentopinions
- ,o,ard In the unfortunate occurrence s'io'
a.nsnrinp the pilot and others believing tue
.s.;dant unavoidable; III, latter impression
...lIv nreysils. The tow was ID 9harse
seWm Knsbmsn, . lot ct Alexandria, d.
o." ras arrested shortly after the occurrence
". w. -s,rant issued by Justice Welch' cnsrg,
on ,la,;ny the 5,h section ni nc
ins n'% pio,s, aud also for running
Ae' re -. nnat ,herrby causing tho dro~"'ns
oGno , ro,oy nsu George. H. Mas commit
ssa :" Captain Klby, Of the Ellen HOO ,,a
and Captain Bowen the Tempest were s snS
srrssted and held on security to . aRpssr
ssesify 10 tho ssss.-Baltimers 1Se"a"ys'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

GRAIN BAG>.-We are III good supply of
IT Double ard Single Scanned, Seamless Light
~ H. and other i.e.s for SIZE BY
aug4 WREaT K bR0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-08-06

q The above sale is postponed until Sa'w-
day, the 2la day Of .augua al the same hour
and place FRANCIS l.. SMITH, Co,rs
DAVID FUNSTEN, ~
~
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-11
Los Angeles County.

We are indebted to Wells, Fargo s. Co s
Express for q copy Of the Los Angeles Star
Extra, containing q table of the election
returns for that county. subjoiniDg the
table we find the following:
In the above list Of precincts, Baldwin has
1247 majority over Currey. There are three
precincts to be heard from officially, San
Juan, it is known has given so, Fort TETON
and the Reservation will give 100, making
1897. San Bernardino county gives this
year about 600, and San Diego may be rec
oned at 250-making Baldwin's majority in
the three southern counties 2241!
Our county ticket has been elected by
over four hundred majority. Judge Hayes
has been reelected District Judge by very
large majority
In Los Angeles precinct McKibben recei-
we'd twenty-five and Tracy twenty four
votes; San Fernando, McKibben three, Ira
cy three; San Pedro Domiuguez) Rancho,
McKibben /. Tracy l.
We have heard of clark" counties and be-
nighted lands before, but Los Angeles sur
passes the Fejces, No wonder high way.
men and cattle thieves flourish in that God
less land.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-11

A SToRY OF GENERAL THUMB Gdfg-
mani. noticing that Rarnum had passed
through Paris, on his way to Baden, where
he proposed to exhibit Gen. Tom Thumb,
tells this story of the young "General."
The general has now attained his twen-
ty-frst year. and though lin mind man.
is" in bulk less than baby still." 1t is
told of him that in recent angry discus
sion with his mother, in whose favor he had
recently made his will, the dame menaced
his little person with hogging. unless he
complied with her wishes. But Tom, not
withstanding, continued TO hold out. until
finding himself suspended in mid air in one
hand, and the birch ready to be applied in
the other, he roared out at the top of his in
fantine voice mind what you are about,
mother; il you hit me I'll change my will
you may depend on il !" and the birch. az
by enchantment, fell harmless from the
uplifted hand.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-11

MooREvrLLE.--We learn from Col. Shields,
who arrived in town yesterday from Moore
willie. where he resides. that the Cascade
Ditch is approaching completion and will
probably be finished in six weeks at farthest.
The Col tells us that the question has been
mooted of changing the name of Mooreville
The substitute proposed is cascade City"
This name is certainly moro appropriate
than Mooreviie, I, several reasons. First
ly. there is already a Moore fot0n in the
county, and il is often difficult to mako a
distinction between the uiHe and the to,cn.
Furthermore, Mooreville in Cascade Town
ship, is located on the Cascade Canal" aud
ever aud above all, ..Csscsds Ci,y"is much
prettier name than Mooreville. Let the
change be made.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-11

PRIDE COMES BEFORE FALL.--Tbe San
Francisco Times says All Chong, who re.
sides on jackson street, has for long time
been putting on airs--so say his envious
neighbors. One way and another they have
sought to bring him to proper spirit of
condescension, by affecting him with petty
vexations. AT the next house they have
made noises to prevent the mans sleep,
when they knew he was tired, and cat that
he loved mysteriously disappeared. Num-
berless annoyances have been practised,
but the proud Mongolion would not even de-
scend TO n remonstrance, until yesterday
A pailful Of dirty water was thrown before
him ms he stood on the street. He rushed
into the house from which the slops were
thrown, and catching the first lady he met
by the neck, he pushed her into the street,
and washed her face with the fluid in the
gutter. Meanwhile second discharge de-
luged both of the PARTIES, after which the
bathers separated. The neighborS tiatter
themselves with having secured the atten
ton Of the rich man.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-11

THE SCHOONER ELIzAnErH OwrNs.-The
schooner Elizabeth Owens, Capt. A. c. 3D.
gart, arrived on the 7th inst, says the AL
tn, from Colorado river ria Guaymas and
San Diego, The schooner, on her trip up,
had hard weather, and the captain was for
ced to throw overheard q portion of his car
go, which consisted of wheat, hides, and
silver ore. This is the schooner about which
so much has been lately said, as having
taken the notorious Jack Powers to Lower
California. 1t appears that Jack got aboard
OF the schooner at Black Point, tho captain
not knowing the character ofhis passenger.
After due time the vessel arrived at Guy
mas, aud Jack went ashore, and made him.
self quito conspicuous. The vessel after
wards went to the Colorado river, and has
returned, ms stated above, with an assorted
cargo, consigned to II. Il. Raimond.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-11

1'5'~ A witty friend at our elbow suggests
that Rio PiumdS should steer clear of pret
ty girls and wild horses, as one recently ran
away with his body and the other with his
heart.-P(umaS .4rguS.
Rios eye having caught the above item,
while glancing hastily over the columns of
the Argus, suggests
That its editor will be mighty apt to
steer clear of both UOmcn and horses,
while journeying through this vale of tears
from the fact that he is void of courage to
mount an ass, and has no heart to loose
Record. PLUMAs.
Rio is wrong in one of his conclusions and
right in the other as the editor would have
no hesitation ia mounting him, and lost his
heart long since TO pretty girl. Piumas
.drguS.
Rio suggests, Mr.. Editor, that he "uiH be
buggered" if it is any part of man, to
loose your heart TO protsy sirI, and men
mount gentlemen-so dry up your thous-
and eyed institution, or mount and kiss, my
respectable parsonage under your own in
ference, RIO PLUMAs.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-11
DalIy suspended.


With to-day's issue ends-for the present
at least-the "Daily Butte Record" On
Saturday next, and thereafter regularly
upon the same day our paper will appear IS
Weekly. There are various good reasons
for our making this change. some Of which
we will give.
Since July 14th 1856 the Record has been
issued in Oroville, daily, Sundays excepted)
Our first issue was we'll received and the
little fellow grew, and some months since
reached its present size. 1t was the first
and is the last daily published in the mines
Of California. The experiment, although
no means been failure. 1t has supported
itself and SHIELD its own," and we are sorry
to feel obliged to bring it to an end. but like
majority of mankind we desire. while
maintaining respectable position in the
world to try and lay up something for a
rainy day. In short, we have been working
for glory long enough.
We're times as encouraging as they we're
a year ago, we should still continue oui'
daily issue but they are not. In the fall Of
1856, our voting population alone amounted
to nearly 900; year ago it numbered
about ! 800 while the last poll list shows our
number Of voters to be less than 900. There
has been according to these figures de-
crease in our "free white male population"
Of more than one half in two years. With
this decrease has come decline in bu.
siness. Stores. and consequently adverti-
sers have become fewer, and money-prin-
ters' money-more scarce. The fire, and
its calamities, Frazer River and its disas-
trous effects and all the other mi,fortunes
that have befallen the town and the State at
large have contributed to bring about this
state of things, and while We observe many
of our neigh bors in other kinds of business,
economising. we feel bound to DO the same
in justice to ourselves.
We shall therefore appear to our kind
readers and cotemporaries but once n week
henceforth, (until times grow better; } but
VIC assure them, that if close attention to
our sanctum and desire to excel in the
cart preservatvo" will help us to issue n
readable, amusing and instructive sheet,
such they shall have Should anything
turn up to render it nc ecossary or important
for the Record to again appear as n Daily,
our arrangements are such that a very
few hours notice would suffice for prepara-
tion and return to this our mornings
earb. We hope that "the times" will speed
lily justify such another change.
1t may not be improper herewith to state.
that having lately made large and import
ant additions to our job printing depart
ment. we are now as we'll prepared MS any !
office North of Sacramento to execute every |
description of book, card and poster printing
"a q superior style of taste and execution.
Good bye then, until next Saturday, |
when as the show bills say. "look out for
startling"
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-11

The CoNTRoLLEisHIP 1t was suggest =
ed yesterday, in on hearing, that the ma
jority of the Suprete Court, in making un
the opinion on tls controller ctse, must
have overlooked tn FLOWING section Of the
Constitution, Artide 5, Section II: "The
Controller, Treasurer, Attorney General
and Surveyor Gehral shall be chosen by
joint vote Of the tw' Houses Of the Lcgisla-
ture, at their first sssion under this Con.
stitution, and thereSter shall be elected at
the same time and faces, and in the same
manner rs the Goernor and Lieutenaat
Governor" If the Cotroller is to be elect.
ed at the same time, nd in the same man.
ner as the Governor, he question was ask
ed, how can candidate for that Office be
elected for full term t an election when
no Governor is to be elNed?- Union.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-11

SHARK OrL.--0ur friend Lowell, up the
Bay. has presented us with two cans Of
shark oil. He has taken about two hundred
and fifty gallons of oil this season Shark
have not been as plenty in our Bay this
year as last. Lowell owns fine place up
the Bay. and when the shooting season com
mences We expect to be frequent visitor
60 his premises, s,-Humboidt Times.
We are curious to know what an editor
expects to do with two cans of sharks oil.
Maybe they use 1t up in Humboldt to fry
dough nuts in,
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-11
s-s-a7-T-s7H7 --- - -
Cheating the Dead.

The Union of Thursday publishes the fol-
lowing under the head Of Telegraphic from
San Francisco:
Nathaniel Gray, undertaken, is charged
with re.painting and re-selling coffins used
for the nterment of bodies to be sent East,
and also substituting wnter instead of alco-
hol in putting up bodies for exportation
The charge was made to the Grand Jury by
di.charged coachman of Gray's, now in
the employ Of another undertaken, but they
would not give it consideration. Gray de-
nies the charge, and asks for a stay of pub
lie opinion.
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-11
DOutown Road.

We have never been farther on the road
TO Honey Lake, than to Dogtown, and as to
the road between Pence's Ranch and that
place, we can testify that it is the very best
mountain road we ever saw, and they say
that from Dogtown through to Humbug,
with the exception of short distance at
Chapparal Hill, the road continues just
as good as that over which we travel
led. If such is the case, and we have no
doubt it is, it certainly is a wonder that
even the influence and misrepresentation Of
Government officials have kept so much Of
the emigrant travel on the Placerville route
Why there is just as easy and pleasant a
buggy road from here to Dogtown as there
is from here to Marysville. The road from
Pence's up over the hills, is, most of the
way cut into the volcanic rock of which the
hills are mainly composed, and the travel
that has already passed over it has really
"MacAdamized" it and made it as firm and
clean as one Of our eastern turnpikes, while
in no place is the grade steep enough to
cause any serious difficulty in the ascent Of
teams. If the the county, or the State, or
the general government can do anything to
direct the overland immigrant travel over
the Honey Lake and D0gtown Road. one or
the other or all Of them ought to do. it at
once
The daily Butte record., 1858-09-11
WATCHES AND JEwKLRY.--Our enterpri.

WATCHES AND JEwELRY.--Oure enterpri-
sing townsman Geo. e, Smith has just re-
plenished his stock Of Watches, Jewelry,
&c. By an advertisement in another col
umn Of to-day's paper It will be seen that
he advertises to sell hunting cased gold lev.
or watches for Jtitfy dollars. When the time
o'day. wrapped up in gold, can be had for
such paltry sum as fifty dollars, there is
no excuse for anybody's being without a
watch, We advise everybody to go to Smiths
and see what superior stock of time. pieces
and jewelry he has on hand.