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The daily Butte record., 1858-02-01
NOTICE.

SHERlFF'S OFFICE.
Butte County, California, J
NO SERVICES will be performed in any civil ne-
ton or proceeding, until the fee for such service Is
paid by the party requiring the service. This rye
will be strictly adhered to- without distinction of per-
sons. N. ID. FLo"'
Nov. 18Th. sherln Butte COZ
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-01

-
DIR. j. &. XOENG, whose advertisement adj
versement sppears N another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-01

a stated meetings held in the Masonic
~yS~Usl ON the second and fourth Fridays of each
"montb. III. A. GASToN, VI. l.. IL. p.
g. r CoLToN Secretary.
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION

TUNHE CO.PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing be-
u tween the undersigned in the Livery business
uhuef tfie hrm and style ofDowd Pond, is this Gay
dissolved by mutual consent. The business of the
late firm WIN be settled by either party The bust
ness of the late firm will be continued at the old
stand by j. Dowd.
DOWD,
T.. b. POND.
Orovills, Jan. %, 1S5s.-f1-ow
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-01
DIR. nj. EROOMANx

VIII hereafter have his Office al T. 10. l.. Maguire's
Drug Store. Myers ilreet near the corner OF Myers
and Montgomery. Mo
The daily Butte record., 1858-02-01

Nov. 18Th.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-16
"A. ID. RUCKEIR
GROCER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT.

OIYUSNt tHe u ytttH I'Ihh
LINCHBURG, VI,
* EElS constantly hand large aud varied assortment
N at GRDGER..sS AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, which
lie offers the trade reduced ices tor cash. change
Tor ieincr IL Is his purpose hereafter, to conduct his b
entirely CASH PRINCIPLES and in order effect
,raniu Object he viii sell at surh Ill protect he
'ni.rds OF all who favor him with call
ietu for the received II the bands
oi s attached friends and pnblic the
years begs their kindness pre-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-16
TfW.Yoag ADvERTfsEHsNrs.

EssM0wRx aEwlN0 MAumaNges-ssreas
sarc.s avays the ss esscinssys prsef 81 great men
~ Ma tn here Ne shor savnS marAne befbre the
lubje y siasers sewing Machines Amer estas
fhag fepssAsa h the United STATES they we're
uxhsb = - anzpssna Unveslls" Francs who're
lhsy eafea - praiam and great nanatacto
" to make then - / esn euits 10 pariA
Ia every branch 81 Industry which sewing 70 Be done
arhlnes be ussd Wh mease roaL As The speed
Tie Railway train b travelling foot 20 sewing with
Sinsers Machines compared wh hard sewing No tailor
arssaksr carriage trimmer aAAdes AAiass &C.
&c sAen - withsas Thu ir proaa Of using one OF
acAises regularly employed One Thosaand Dollar
year In ei private families where there much Hwtng 70
h ne thpe msrAiass Auabie assistance Planter
aad them partcaary conveaent and prom
tabe s1AcAsehfacs simple In their construction ana
stroaG and durable eing the only kind OF Sewing Ma
ohtps by which every sort Of work coarse or nns
coad pepc, executed Thousands Inferior aud worth
nsss bul .ngcrs have been found every
vAsre . eatisfy she Of the public
Pu Drnssd for using sent with cash ma
hine Whish any readily acquire the art Of man
srias IN The machines packed securely 70 any
part Of shs To all persons desiring more particular In
ssssnaea WILL application by letter a either Of our Of
nces lorward copy NJ Singer Co aaseste, paper
wholly devoted o the Sewing Machine interest -
-o'' :. l. NJ SINGER CO.
- PRINCIPAL Odice No 5El broadway New York
AWAycH OpFIces-So ~ Hanover ST. Boston No VI Chap
Ell ST New Havea, CT Gloversie No - Broad 81,
Newark N j.; Nc ls2 Cbcstnat 1T. Phladephts No 100
Bamors ST. Baitlmerc No h Westminster ST. Providence
X Ia Easi sab S,, Cincinnati Ne - Nerh 4'l H. ~
Louis; No 81 Chartcs 81, >s- DssAss No ~ Dauphn
:, Mobile ldsc 2I-dAcn
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jan 2e Is
EXTRAORDINARY CASE.

RiChMoNp. May Let, i-i6.
Gentlemen Ny child had commenced b eakins out las,
fall In small Sores which gradually extended the
hsad Including both sars, winch much The
sores To fear thai both woud
tried all sorts oil advertised and domestic whou,
any good results then procured and applied little TURF
OIL IL began To get better the bottle broke
leo gals again began 10 yet My elder
sr had. PA, % get that Iurt hea
oked ~ much better Whom you got another
oue, and her head near, veal This apgra
ased case and took hall an hou, day
was offensive One buttie cure
her entirely, there but remaining
You cnitcd tins aud others tak.
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, r. CHALK,
To Messrs. Dove x Co.
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AsfIN CHOW, Iunfico. December !. Isl
Mhssts DOVE y Co. i-ticnii.n,sn-My hor-o put
the yard, in front OF tho attempting the
fence, cad las shouriui,
neari! Penetrating through hr breast, making cash
enough 10 insert Jour MT bottle / ar
OH. and applied At freely touI 80! he
two weeks Ia" chinril oufed.
kr4prttiu,Iy !"uI-, JAMES l.. Et.E.
Sold by al Druggists and Merchants throughout
feb
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be ElEDFORD tssn

The springs located o. Ii" line dNing the Counties of
Campo, and bedford within short distance and ia iu y,cw
ct Tue lctkSot the beau
Itn Is e K2c II" reached Ia few hours from tl point
Ihp n Is and iHvE Ih = HnI tht VISITOR from the Low
and the Southctu States would
lr.ly he would in the mids. oi he
situated lar, ct,y TAG iNn, hIurE and Salem Turn
W,tvou un,- from the banner place, AMI nr miles from
Ite ErcSt Depot Nie flaeo y"Ic" WI! he run TO
. anu iron, iI' NPrnKe. fttf of fHANGE
j. ftiDl.~ 4 SONS, Prupretors
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-16

W a lk Hh- I't "t' 70! liIte 'hiiehl ththsh
and .oNcn tc iehrr aud 10
DINti thHn ;IErlal Nvuta tutWa.
Ne manufacturing iIt'nthl water all EXTRACT
rs acaf"ai AMI ctnt n prtss 7t evA."ra"n by which al
ittur u retained
concentrated Mass, wrh rnis dssuivcs
and I, immediate iy ready ipr
"" have crrtltui1s bm PLY scans and private
dlyhtts which b., hN >rldng aud ,curu,
panlIllri. Alrnt, j H. THOMPSON ~ co.
brHekas lyuchhuR Va tai the
puprrio. ot Wat" and ALAS in all Scrofuous and
ninn"ous by "rsn Liver Complaints Chronic Ia
kindred affections AL
Diseases the rnarS DJg i'auvt, Gravel, Chronic In
lalaiIons aud lrraous 81 thr Kidney IN, g. Nc.
supply nceij ked III boxes
t"tti, either the
hplir supply the Mass in small buXe
winch b., An Kept Tor sale by
J. IL THOMPSON \ co, 1.tu, hburg, Va,
i,u Ia Iroprieturs.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-16

tttSrklitIp, Jan 1, ls5r
Mtssks DOVE < cuGeHfitpfn uada IA,
since To your !ur ol Ia extraordinary
and It's action b-lng gratifying,
large had tue toi ~ statle whi,h
also Bail The bull /, outraged auL
gorcd the Colt shoulder to hr depth
and raped the navk about distance hcn
caused most irigutiu wound several
present anu tema Aed they wohi give -
lie, that they Thought II useless 10 Il" ls
ever Determined IN. lurt GA use ii
Two small boitics he Is cntIINl, cured
Nety respectfully,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-16
F. .Ssssz s3'ISss:



fGNE baltimore and UhIo Railroad, with Its much i'm.
proved escrn ofturs great to
travellers from Virginia and the Cains through Washing.
and baltimore 0 all West
aud the Southwest
The connection between the from Washington and
trains bound West for heeng Park erSburg
always promptly made the Junction
(ately called the Relay Uouse.) mics from
the Ohio River baggage checked through to the
the w ashngton Station.
The connecting trains leave W ashington daily at
A. NJ anu i.2o I. ". On Sundays a the lat or hour.
AT BENWOUD
Direct connection Is Hde with the Cars Of the Central Ohio
Railroad, running BeAire Ohio through Cam.
bridge, GAINESVILLE and Newark to Columbus These trans
Ncwar with the Cars Vi tbs Newark Mansfield
ST. Louis, etc.
At PARkERSBURG
Connection made nlies) with
h. Marietta and CINCINNATI Road foy Ch!ieoe IT,
DC. &c.
AT WHEELING
The Baltimore and Ohio with the
Cleveland and Ohio River Railroad Cleveland Toledo,
Deuo Chicago. and al! the ,rthwestern points direct
81 Travellers are requested TO notice that while the
Route aforing Through Tickets and Checks
ingon, it is also the SIOKrES +, SPEEDY and III.
RET 10 nearly all the leading points tue great West
distance from W ahington CiNeinna Is but
miles being about 10y niies shorter by other route
Fare, by through ticket from Washnglo.. least ONE
DOLLAR LESS than by the owcstoi the Northern Routes
from more Northern CITIES
Fer Freorek and H&rpsrs Ferry, Mar,insbutg berkeley
Springs, Cunocr land bedford SpnR OaAaud
passengers may leave " asinp ton at A. NJ Nj
the Way Stations Baltimore
ins, take D A. NJ. train from W Washington
iR For further infrniaou through Tickets &c apply
THOMAS II. PARSONS, Ag.n, At W Arlington st
W y. " OoDSlDE, Master OF Transportation,
BsltIinore d OHIO Railroad
l. VI Cole Genl Ticket Agent srp2 diets
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-16

IL SCPEkPIOSPIIATEO OF LIME,
Manufactured from Formula Of
DIR. JAMES HIGGINS.
State Chemist of Maryland.
ENABLING PLANTERS TO DISPENSE WITH TWO
thirds Of Peruvian uano for Fall seeding
altogether Packed in bags and barrels fuy
ed Price $50 per ton of 000ibs
The above article together with Pamphlets giving full de
tail Of this valuable Fertilizer full impo
lance and mode of application, can be had of
NJ. HOLLINS & co.
mar lJt Sole Agents for Lynchbur
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL
GOtl:uS, COLDS, saOARSENEss, aNFIu-
ENZA. BRO " nIII~, WHOOPINls
tosG2a, tKOt =, ASTHMA, IN
AsrIEN tONSl NFGlON

an for the rirt at ronsamr piu.uts advanced stages
thr,!isclsc
". n't not speak 10 the inhic OF tI Through.
al almost q
M
,dt the ,ivn.Icl
without
t=IH ami trAei ytt Inr Communities wh"re which
h..c lh.n hs1g trophy victory
.ubu nd luny
htir the anItiote
tit'lS ui
ia ais, the Il,asi'-t and safest remedy that
rmpios r tr infants ai Parents should har
store Against The n'r,hs enemy u steals upon thru
" have believe
Putorh' o"usuuI pre.ruI,
thm thehcit ,Htes kcr. BY yon. and ,ptl.
vim, lh"y 'lablo n'Lei th"m until
II iiSschrl ~
Al Ia .t"ldui iun.
disorders, a, dizzy she
I,
W tS!'aie piu,uUc
.vct iv.s,i,, on II tlr
brst lhrnt W.dth pHI sit ,HA iun.sl ur ihuIr
PHEFAtttp n ok. j. &. AVER
Practical a al 1unI ir al Z hem ~ Lowell Mas.
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sCHIRPFELIN, BROS. 4 CO.

ixrokI D1 ALLGs
DRUGS PAINTS. OILS. PEkFt merry. dc.
no wiiiiSM So, Ger. 1ce k0as. nv.
INVITE Of lie Ads to tier large aud ".r'ei
Il stock Of
DRUGS. PAINTS, OILS. PERFUMERY. &C.
In addoa their regular tmaraions Of staple ''ods
he sourccs o production
and nannfArure supplss TsatA Hsv ssd VA sr sAss
S-oa1es Csrss N-isrs freEeA saa EsSsA Psfa
Lakas En,ras ntAU srfsirs usually embrae
Dragsss which also enabled to oner
On he adj an tag ~ terms
Orders either ,ersnn by mat vii receive prompt
attention ~ ap! = dig
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MACHlNE-MADE ~
II o u 5 e = II o L $. u

YUyHE Troy IRON AND NAIL FACTORY a, Troy n
il ". have HENRY BURDENS IMPROVED HORSE
SHOE MACHINERY now successful operation, and ar
prepared orjc-s for HORSE and Atlh shpns
Weight and Pattern at prize but .iiiie aest e
Price of Hopesshoe Iron
Tho quality the used In these Shoes 8 ~arszisi
These Shoes have approved Of AZ
used the United states GoreTSaa-i stta' yea A.
many Ct the principal Stage All a't
H,r.e shosss throughout Ts-s~ sA~s %
purchased through pr.ne h.rd~ .aa rSs
tie United States
orders addressed the .ue.e-.hcr, al IrVy u
promps atsestoaL NA u kokN As~aA
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CORDIAL.-For Chiiarea
- suffering with Summer Complaint. Prepared and tor
As " Wy 3i'sI w. STROTHER 4 co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1858-09-16

But merit begs her 10 add,
Ard say how BLISS excells.
GTIGL THE BALL H ROLLING ON, md
~ the great excitement for low priced Pictures continues
abated al the head of the Photogrs % Art
to the Virginia Bank, Main street. Lynchbaig. Va
Nov the favored time Let everybody supply themselves
with 1'LencsseS at IiISS' GALLERY which eau be
coded by .tlui led but by few.
e Pictures from ID SD
aug1ts ID. II. BLISS. Photogrs phist.
SMtI MAGilINEs.-We are Agent. for ihr
- DAN iEASEJK,' superior SMUT MACIlNLS,whch
Ill" LesI Alers will mud ,Iuatly their
tercs 10 these machines preference all others
Any person wishing them so by calling
We reicr Messrs Lanshorne Johns ho using
thr>r machines IRDI X SAUNDERS
Si5ts
II n. ~ q. a. DlCd.DlD, Successors to -.
LIE DlIGtlD Il SONS will Keep constantly hand
aige stock OF all kinds FtRNlII RE their
atturr, which they will be pleased the old and
patrons a. 5 Diug,id n sons and the public "enera
rh,y Il Keep constantly on hand .arge SKIS
MEfAIIE BlKIAL CASES, OF all large stock
"oppi.N CofFlNS, of every description, and will pay
prompt attention tie undertaking business all hours
- dSVts ID L. n Il. A. Dll I'll I'D.
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J II SEAf. fynchbnrI, rtRCLLL LADD a co, Rcl
mnnd \ hiA L.. ct'i-uurs NJ A. SANTOS Norfolk
ali Drug, IN u d,
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NhusNr be. appreciated sole .x-.,

NEW CONtEHN.-rhr usder.iSs ~d hav,sH
~ assaad themselves together unisr ths style And nr
- HIN " INbflEiA tpr the purpose OF eoui.eIas
fpr@ AIDING BUSINESS til.
Se~ brtk BuiUg the bAs,n opposite HE
Va aud Tenn Railroad bcIot aud door below Mes=
Adams 10 Ibs method ii tutorm thetr
aud ihr pubic scnwaiy that they prepared
f.oturH Uf Description
any other iiuuc tao cay IGdy
tEcU attention to IT, promise sh.ir
q call. W NJ II OGDEN,
p27s L. u WINFIELD,
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MERCHANDISE. &C.
NEW CASH sToRE.
A. G. L f. w I s,

NEW CASH sTORK.
A. G. L f. w s,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCER,
ssrnssiy e"sap.ss By Joseph Nowlia 81 door above
Ne.s schooaed Tharmsns Hardware store, and op-
pe.i,s DR. John IL ssAys Drag store
GERMS s' AND sTaPLs Dr Goods
which will bs sod prices that cannot fall 10 give
satisfaction to all ~ho favor With eA AL AN de-
s be e 20 s.S buyers ,as
change ,o sr sSn@y TGESSAs GuANo on hand
extends particular nv'aan 10 the old customers OF the
arm Of Lewis. dor%erly ID" Dry Good. na.ns'' In
this s u /. give me call ''"' as the public
ALD MOUNTAIN wHsskY.-es Bbl. Moun..in
~ Whisky Il months old I'm general s,ssr, q Ii
septa6ts
lsUVJU Leak~ile Faelery
800 Kegs Old Dominion Nails.
mar 20 ia ns''' "'''A''' '-"''' f y"Tsa s SMITH
40 tho 'inc beg ras. to inform
my this iu aid varied in all
Tia and II any Lady .nl~rior SIX Dress
hno fancy sei. shawl + suit ths approaching season
' ~ sil.
SA BAWRsG. prime mss"snis Whi.k,,..
OD consignment and tor sale by ~, .,.,r,,
lDaC.N: RACON i've nave Ter sale 900
MAI as IoUXoERA SMITH
XL'fCAN SNOW styirs 81 Rs.ise..
w VsAt. estlresy ia tins place Cal and see
GLASS kkAISE.
EACr ron TmK rEOPLE.-w,u -.
n " t'oUsis Then call a, Y
S.t Gt,GNHstNak .at tsg - :. uod ia~ LARGEST AND
Av>g ,I-A"A>t ASSORTMENT Or srRiNG AND
>lkhAA ttt+fsl> sNv- pHH4ga to ikIs msrk,t In
- tArssf aNp NosT BbAtT isuI pa.
ass, II ts>s yi<f.s Il 4ui "a >s. s.rss"s, stal
Aaa.-tss. ts-Gs Ae Sc 4 tArs. lot White
..-psd- >3=l1 - IL y E,
ss9t >aot.> 400 ysssd tor price
,asags. HAS tAt> Ibs above 6onds being
Pos Ele Asa so A.
4.h t-o4sc. "a! .ad stuck
s.rees euysa.
e 1vaatsE ektnis wal IL WI l. give m- eaAb
f5y- se3ss N-fsA. y ct bnkSNklNtR
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ASssd the Trssh about our Tart Oil.

. RICHMOND. April 10Th lrjf.
ring sleigh ride this winter past discovered horses
and the skin OF place large IN hand, from
rubbing on tho irsde OF the thigh applied
inri oh and IN day OF two he wa. we'll Another
mule which working my dray became unable TO
walk On examoing his foot discovered nail about
inches long to the head driver said
he would be good for nothing. drew nail out
piece of lint and your Turf Oil him to at once
and from that moment he has hour good
A. ever Also saw horse badly snagged the outside
NJ. thigh IN Two places one aoou, inches deep
inches wide, from which he st two. Your Turf
VI was aPp'ed and brought them out entirely sound
truly one of the greatest remedies for have
known and have lived IN drug several
TINS As you think proper. Very truly,
Ro MessrS. Dove \ Co. j H. wEISIaER
For sac by STROTHER & WHITEHEAD
10 dom Ivn,bh,,a
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III AVIS: MAMS!: IIAMS::!-5 II hds Of very
superior Virginia cured Bacon Hams small and nicely
TRAINED Gail soon f You something that is good
aug lots NJ HOLLINS d co.
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SPRING OF 1858.

i ASsNG JUST RETCRNED from the Nor
thcrn cities and received large stock Goods the
pubic are invited to call at auction store where they will
nm variety Of useful and desirable articles that sold
tor much "ns than customary prices have agency
tatliric al Silver Plated Wac which you fifty
per eent by purchasing OF and goods quail
y We have also. agency Jewelry, which fur.
hshrery cheap The ladies invi ed call and
the stock perhaps may have the goods
vii be sold very cheap for cash BRYAN AKERS.
NM
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HLOC ks! CiOCKs,! CLOCKs!!!-Thc
~ subscriber has just received hundred CLOG
OF AL sorts shapes aud patterns which he wou
attention Of his friends and community large Please call
aud examine and you wall ind he prices o sut
Rep copy lie l2-tsl JAMES DINWIpD!E
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

The mansion Of Hon. VIM. Hamilton Merritt, a. St
Catbarnce, W. was burned the morning Of 18th IN
stant by supposed inoendsry Gre There s insurance
10 the amount o. fifteen thousand dollars loss Of
twenty Ave thousand dollars.
The boiler ~ Brydges facory Oneida Castle Oneida,
", exploded morning Of both inst, killing the engineer,
James Hcrnon and noraly wounding employe named
Burnei. Tue buildings are badly wrecked.
destructive Ere occurred at Weston Mo-. on the night
the 18th instant burning the furniture warehouses of
John Deity and shaw Newhouse the grocery OF y Kauf
up n the Court House, and or two other buildings
The loss estimated at ss5 900 which there Is about
$40 900 insurance
The steamship Propeller from Boson, arrived o, six
o'clock sunday morning a s. johns NJ ", and would
leave Goth inst for Galway She expected to make q
quick trip.
The American bark Chiefain, Nolvin master, from
Liverpool which the press ccnFured for approaching
near the Aeamcmnon and Vaorous when the former
paying out tho Atlantic cable arrived Oswego 10th
inst The brig Black Hawk from Liverpool Cor Cleveland
accompanied the Cbicftain from Montreal 70 Oswego.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24
A Religious Jubilee-AnnSversary OF tho rs
tabllshmeAt Of Daily Prayer Mectinxs.

In accordance with the following notice Published in
the Herald of Wednesday Immense assomblagc was
convened yesterday in the North Dutch church, Fulton
street.
THE UNION DAILY PRAYER MEETING IN rux Norru DurcH
ChukcHTo day being the of
o. the daily prayer meetings hsd in the consory rooms Of
opened on that occasion, and meeting will
The purpose OF giving To all who wish opportunity
sner hess n praises and 70 God for the great
many portions OF our land during the pass year The Ing
wiz commence ~ the usual hour, ~ ~ III eN As.ast
Every avaiiabc space was occupied by highly res
peotabie audience composed Of members OF all religious
denominations. The attendance of ladies' was unusually
large, and number of the most distinguished ministers
OF the leading Evangelical churches Of the city occupied
seats In close conguiy 70 the President the venerable
Dr.. Dewitt Tho exercises commenscd by tho Row
Dr. Scuddcr missionary from India who offered up an
leland OF Charleston who read the sixty second chapter
Of Isaiah 7ssG @sf'ssN a'tet4e-tW 7.1,-sf 4 L III
Tho RuuaDEsT said that they had met together, com
posed MS they Of various religious demonstrations
review Gods work Of grace tho midst Of them during
he past Brief eloquent and appropsatc addresses
were delivered by the Rev.. Drs Krebs, Bangs Gillette
vermelye, Adams and Spring The recent religious
vival, which has swept the country, Of
the theme upon which the speakers descanted observing
were warranted in exclaimng, with thankfuness swhat
hath God wrought ~
The speeches were interspersed with singing and
prayer.
Rev. Mr. CuyIxR offered up a very eloquent prayer in
conclusion and the audience dismissed with the bene
dsction, which WAS pronounced by the venerable Or.
Bangs, Of the Methodist Episcopal church.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

L,yEsIGHT.-oPTIcAL IMPROVEMENTS, TO ENABLE
IL advanced n read with and 10 dis
crminsie objects with perfec, dsnrtness Messrs SOLO
Mons opticians have invented and patented spectacle lenses
The greatest transparent power The valuable advantage
derived IRON this invention that vision become impaired
aud strengthened aged enabled 10
employ sight NJ the occupaliOn with
of much les marnng power, and they d.
require the frequent changes the effects further
powerful assistance Persons be suited ~ the most
world by sending Of spectacle
glasses out n them lrer sstng the
The cyes they read small print with ~ and those who have
made ~ spcrtaclcs BY stating Their 81 Abcmarc
street PiccadiIy, w opposite the York Hotel London sng
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24
Police Intelllgonce.

ARREST or AIIDGED REcnvERs or Sroinx Goops.-Pclcr
and Rosa Caucpa, residing at No 20 Baxter street,
taken into custody by policemen Cropsy and Hambln Of
the Third precinct charge Of receiving stolen goods It
appears that boy named John Mehany gave the nfor-
nation which led 70 the OF the Mehany
told the policemen that he had been theing every day
for the last two weeks and that the prisoners were tho
receivers Of the stolen property. Tho police determined
to arrest the receivers; and, accordingly, Monday
night about twelve ocis they repaired TO he residence
OF the prisoners In Baxter street. accompanied BY tho boy
Mehany. They found the prisoners in bed and unwilling
TO admit any one 70 their Even Mehsny denied
admission, notwithstanding he told Canepa he had
goods to SELL Finally after great deal of maneeuvreng
the police managed to gain access TO the premises,
and che accused were thereupon taken into custody and
lodged in the station house. In the prisoners
found quantity OF stolen goods consisting of gold and
silver Watches deancs silks, iaccs shoes and the por
trait Of beautiful young weuan set in oval frame
Yesterday several persons forward and identified
the greater portion of the stolen property The prisoners
brought to the Police Court at the Tombs yesterday
where they committed for examination. Mehany
states that he had accompice in the theving opera
tons fan Italian boy named Garborna), who did the
heaviest part OF the work, and probably received the
greatest part of the profits Canepa he said them
small advances from time TO time, but never gave them
one tenth part OF the value of the stolen property.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-24

A MERTCANs, CUBA MUST AND SHALL RE FREE
"A while here You better drop IN the Cuban segar
Nassau street. between tho Custom House and the Post
oicc try of those delicious segars imported by T.
ORIBUELA.
q nO0 Onn sEgARs-oF ALMOST EVERY GRADE
L.VUU.UvU and quality, al my low prices for cash.
Ia Nomss ioy as ~ Please examne my stock. car.
be undersod Dash advances made smount