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- FOR RENT Ok LIZ As Fms
= nx.,I;r- Hon q On virginia street. with com
moiiors Briek Lumber Hou.e attached, adJoiniuR
the warehouses q Archibald Thomas 40 n = ,Sr
IN reasona,,,e tsrms. The lumber house IL well
adapted for the grocery OF toba co business y,r-
gina reet will soon be wdened which VII renuer
this location very desirable for business Apply 60
Mr.. X. K. RoBsRts. at Robinson Roberts. corner
Carr Iath streets. alas..- g.. seem =. ~,r,
An Q-2AW3W aGkMAIN bNphN
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- STORE On BkOAD STREET Fun
III RENT THOMAS d. QUARLES offers ior
rem. the desirable store formerly occupied ~ nim
self and adjoining the Dry Goods house On S,vm
viii be liberal, and possession given immediateiy'
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n FOR RENr-And possession given
&a immediately-one of thoss newly erected and
well hui sited brick tenements, 25tn street, doors
north of Leigh street, Church HILL c,ntaining six
rooms sith light and airy Easements, closets. pan
tries &c. A garden attached, and we'll Of water on
the premises. Rent per annum, $3.50. apply to
JAS NJ CARTER,
iv l7--fa .-.-.. Onnnsita EXCHANGE Hotel.
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a. BAKERY FOR LEASE tJk RENT.
81 An old established stand, OF 2 good prick
use, good oven. and desirable place. corner ol
18th and Broad streets. For terms Apply - ISNoIn
an, WAhIlN ARENOoO. :
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[XIHAT TO BUY AND WHERE TO

W BUY lTi-At GEORGE JACOBS New Store,
Ne 40 Main street, you can lay out your money to
advantage. He has the best assortment OF Hosiery
In the city. some at 3D. worth Csc; Hoop Skirts IN
endless variety and Tow rates. he has just made
arrangements for increased speed in manufacturing
this article; new supply of Busters for Misses and
Ladies'; all kinds Of millinery Goods. 81 reduced
rates. All he asks Is call, and you can Judge for
yourselves az 10 quality and price.
Remember the place AT No 40 Main street, nearly
opposite the st Charles Hotel ,,, .,o.s
an 20-3t 0EOhdB JACObS.
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WuN(~ FINE TRUNKS-NEW
1Gxx1A-11H STOCK We are now opening q
SAN lSH new stock Of Trunks, Vt all styles
and Of good qualities. some very
large and convenient All we ash In for ell 10 want
OF Trunks II good qualities end the lowest price,
TO give US call We receiving new supplies
almost every week; also, Ladies' Bonnet Boxes Of
an u ie ~. PUTSEY WATTS.
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"a OFFICE FOR RENT-Over the
H3 store next to corner Of Cary and Pearl sts. by
an M H. r. CULSTON Il CD.
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= sssfss
We would rsspsss1slly invite ne stssssic1 o. ~
ers 10 shs jsrre Ard att5ssfivs STOCK o.
NrfrTaH YkENC n AND AMEktViAA"s
-. DRY GOODS,
- > Ay,r. md WINTBH MS. when - sfs ~
1890 20 Uncovered 81 the pesrpgAee sxss5sd s
y sr ists Arm 81 H0pnfns, HUI GO. we 49, So y.
~ ~ q olIer superior fnducesnente 70 Ssl ~
prc.rsn - we've bah IN t1s variety and y
our stocks M z Boil II fCiY OHpEEs: =,
..d Il, - who en- rust us With Their ofocrs
an having them carefully attended 70, sno so0'--
PROMPTLY os'i HOPKINS HULL . ATKINSON.
baltimore, 10Th Aug. 1859. ~
THERE Is ONE THING CERTAi AIN;
and that l. thst LEVY u soIng ne c n3 XII
rn vii be deRhted with the grest e ~ ced
yon viii Be- sure ~ s y 81 e.
cotton sold g price, thss w 4 as cs worth Is
ceilens n 9insn Hdfss & 30 cheap f0r &c large
me Yrd;s ss Linen Cambrc Hdkfs g ioc, worth
ne fsnsr Hdks worth I8c for l21<c U3 extra Ipe
M rsr XIV worried Cambria Collsrs AZ 3lg actuaiy
vnrth a H-fey are reaily the grestent DsL4sin y
tha CITY Also Black Dress silhs Of All gLcss snn
scrsiities aid very cheap .hAnds0me ni1ck oHk
HTobes 4 0ufiie; 1ne French Figured meIinoes: rev
Monseixine DeLaines. complete ase1tmens q
IfosseS eepiug Goods. comprising - pieces IMDie
ff1smrsk. fBieached and Brown, from the lowest 10
tha very hest makes; Linen ehaetings ana P1iiow
csse ii1eu: PiIo Case Cotton and Sheet ngs Tow.
sis Nanf ms and Doyles In endless variety. ct
an Il JACOB A LEWIS. IS Main It.
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- FOB SALE Il wish 70 sell PIT
q ystely. . small TRACT or LAND, lying IN
the County Of Powhatan. and containing about tnil
~ acres. It II situated about one mile rom James
lei. Mrs. McCaw and others. The improvements
are good Dwelling House. with Eve rooms ana
konse. common to = plantation. The quality Of the
land is excellent Nearly the whole of the open
land has been cleared within the last ten Or tweive
yeara and by juslicious application Of clover and
plaster and other manures during that time, - now
10 very productive state. .-ta--,, ~
To any one wishing to farm It N sman Hay. VI :
and agreeable home. in. moral and f9teiilgsnat
neiahborhood the opportunity II presented 81
T, fn0 himself Address ~. :. a..-s4f
=: - .,.-a,rs w. Powhatan.
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~ FOR RENT OR SALE The HOUSE
X:2 at present occupied by the Misses Murray, on
tirac., street between Sta aud 9th. apply to
ir I-3taw3y. ABRAHAM WARWICK. z
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0UINIEE. MORPHINE, BTRYCH
" NINE. ysntrine santonine. fsnnin., sslicins.
Gil warranted pure and genu me- For uala By 4 J !
1850 4 B0DEkEH. ApoehecSyy. i
a. IL Main ne.. ueaF old Mnrkak s
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my 3i-3m* WILLIAM v. ARCH ER. {
FORWARDING BUSINESS FROM
Il THE NORTHERN CITIES TO LYNCHBURG
VIA JAMES RIVER AND KANAWHA CANAL
AND TO SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA AND
TENNE SEE VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESS EE
AND EAST TENNESSEE AND VIRGINIA RAIL
ROAHS.-I am prepared to forward MERCHANDISE on
the most reasonable terms and without any delay.
Having control of tri-weekly line OF Boats.
full goods are detained No longer than is actually
necessary to get them from the steamers.
Time through from New York to Knoxville IL or
l3days.
Theexpensss 81 goods this route. are very little
over half what they are via City Point and South
Side Railroad
sT All charges follow the goods to their destina-
ton. ALFRED 6. LEE,
Forwarding and Commission Merchant,
y lo-ts I'm No Dock Richmond Va
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DID me the hoporr-I meat be had the impudence
to call on NJ Ia my Office Ii the city one morning,
and borrowed ton pounds Of me IN the most anAble
~ mean 10 the moot jesuitical manner. must
back; wish he hadn't, that might sue him, and
accumulate costs sgainst him, and immerse him
ma life long dungeon. Saba, He was over AZ rect
high and had fair whiskcrs which he cufled;and fair
hair which hepayted down the middie;and fair nous
ssNehe4 which he twisted; and very white teeth,
aud white hooked nose, like an eagles beak. HIS
eyes, ~ j. hRve said, were blue. You see t1at
20 al appearance be was like - two peas 10 the
heavy swells sees fstteniag eher aoses against
tho Windows Of the army and navy ciudnouses, OF
smokiug big Milo cigars outside fcur-in nanns'
but Captain Slyboots was offs very different pfaer'
He wasn't solemn ard sbeepish and iOoiishs Ike
the grsndiy dressed young fsaioSs one meets ous
noises Of suissas and paay the banjo and do trcks
with the cards He could mesmerise, and make
pigs ont Of oranges. He WAS . dab at table turn.
ing; could make hat spin like testeeum; knew
lets Of poetry snd - tes. sssea aoo.I s;,o
and modeiisx 10 wax; uss the best archer-zl bad
. target Al nv back gesdsu--I ever knew, and
piayed the pi8noforte brilliantly. Oh, be was sly,
she ~aG II fhAdn't kuo.n. h'm 70 Dc the son 81
should hsvs taken him 70 Se . play. actor. All
the kisle Uho visited Us we're mad sitter him.
Clara mDosehtns (who has good bis Of money OF
Asr own, tAcsst her iAahes n osiy C9tchips y 4.
kue y1rQ PAlutofl puSiHSoSy tutUW uoipNAh ~
him iiks boomersug, but she csme back again.
aIso Ike q Boomerang and ,bscsuse OaptAin Bly,
bpots Noaidn't mako love % here Ahs ssid pc wAs
spappy. A puppy you might - se!t CA Ben.
1e1s tissr Z if1en Mira Aln6nd Gunablsr conceived
ovfoises Aatrsd tomy wife, becanse the captain
visited oiesnsrsat Arabei.a House than 10 Thur
1eo6Qnee,epd tepk - AAFly oceesten 70 t11oTn
Cepeefn Ayhes&s, IN stfict cophdspce, teat W
.uera en- 5reoele In the city -Aeu,sthing quite
loa, ~ hsiJssSd; ahenid Ike 70 KNOW What the
gzmmtlses are sfefs0oshs " ser people 10 Bedford
Row. yhe make their ltsius BY grading The noses
ofthsix Nns1ssaesse clients siways hated las :
ae4 dteN : pen ard Ink caricature ofMrs. Ai,annS
! Tpw ~ had thres distinct doubIe Ehias
css under the Others, like fsht 81 s,sirs roa.,.
80 .rope ysy-shieh sent ~ all into sesssciss Of
fou Know what rage Tiers ves last lvine = f.r
flss'k inssfTieelA, fkan 6bfRtf 4bbsy q 81 IN
QfsyRy the u1as4h ~ i6afd1r play actipr
sWsas'sks = ses1snte, lssnptss dlaatsscaps
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NHASSIE Il PLEASANTS,
N1BR0KERS AND COMMISSION MEhoHANie'
,e.ss.- :, .ze = RICHMOND, VA
Consienments solicited, and liberal cash advances
an nropsrt ia hand =. Jy3l
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ORICE REDUCED TO FIVE DOLLARS.

!
K Hs-G -1i1.. PITTSBURGH, PA. ha
AESold by nearly all the Druggists In this city.
lie l4--dts g W t,sa 5- p 81
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es FOR RENT.-The store No 40
cage Square Main street Tnnsing b bsc Iis one
= ala, has room in the rear second story. nfty
feet long all furnished ia tine best manner having
been recently painted and cleaned up. POSSESSION
Cen be had Immediately. 20
This store beng in the centre Of business near
the Mills, Warehouses. Banks, Post vftice, custom
ton in the city for business. Apply to
''o'' A K PARKER co, next door, ga
or to Jas Brooks. Office at
Tim Elicit Urewry's
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&::S or rent that desirable tenement on Main, be-
tween 9Th and It'll Streets recently occupied by the
subscriber.
Terms of sals-Onefourth cash, the balance in
six pa ments g. H. 49, a. 80 and 81 months, interest
added secured by u trust deed.
hold and kitchen Furniture which is all In good or
der and nearly new till the LIST day of september
At viii IN time any remaining on hand Will De sold
on the premises at public ale.
Pers,ns DESTROYS of examining the premises or far
niure can do at any time after the 10Th August,
etween the hsurs of and 9eclock In the morning.
or between aud o'clock in the afternoon. Foe
further information, apply to
jy Sits Y. b. LUCK.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

PEorLE MovINc, We comply with the
resoivs of the Peoples Primary Convention
e New Philadelphia. and give their procee.
dirfs place in our rarer. They appear ts
be somewhat formal in primary movement.
and evidently, intend to prosecute the cam.
raisn with vigr. We see thing very Oh.
jsctiorahle in Thcmr,on's Flat Platform ct
principles. Their County Convention A..
sen'b!es to day in 0rovile. We understand
that many OF the outside rrecincts hsv,
~'ecisd delegate. md We are disposed to be
l'eve that thev will have We y fair conven.
ticn. There is pothirg like q hvhly opro.
sitiou.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

INDIANS The olym ia Pioneer and
D,moerof. Of July 2Sd. learns from gentle
men who arrived in tha, rlace recently. a..
rect from southern Oregon and Northern
California. that the Indians in the neighhor-
hood Of Yuks. Pitt river, and other locali
Ties in that diuciion. have all lef, for the
Columbia river hy way Of klamath Lake
east Of tho Ca'cades. for the pu'pose Of
joining with the Yatimss. 10 prevent mi.
ners from rassirg through the Indian eOun.
try toward the northern gold region. IL
informant thinks they are concentrating ia
the vicinity Of Priests Rapid. and they fur
ther State. thst when they ltft the mining
region, no Indians were there 10 be seen.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

THxArRicAL.-Tbe Peter Troupe have
been playing in Downieville. They will b,
in Maryeville during the Fsir.--R,rord.
There is probably a mistake in this. Geo
Ryer has Engaged the Msrysvilie Thestr,
'r' m the i6'h Of August until after the Fair
He will bring Mrs Wood and Mrs judah
With him. ss also q capital corps Of actors -
.Nttrs.
The Sierra Democrat cf July Slst ststet
that the Potter Troupe would "stop at Ma
vysnlls during the Fair That's out au,
thority. You Gao settle The matter with
Brother Forbes Potter and Ryer would
make q strong team ii they should bi CHI
Ryer doing the playing and Potter the man.
segment.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

AoRIcuLruRAL FAIR MEDALS. The efh
GERS of the State Agricultural Society de-
terni. ed to exercise the utmost lberalty il
Il e besowmcnt Of Rwa,dr. have employed
the celebrated jeweler John W Tucker, OF
San FIR ncisco, 20 execute the gold and silver
medal. and other articles of bij0utyy whic
are 90 form q pottion of the prizes The To-
cal editor Of the s9ita Coitfo'nia hnseXam
ined the workmanship on these medals so fsr
~ il has progressed. ~ d pronoupoes il mas
terly. There arc nire medals OF pute gold
twenty two earnts hne~-'hree 1T them
weighing each three ounces; thrcetw oun-
ces. snd three one ounce. On o. side is n
wreath eucirolipg a black. Tor the name OF
the recipient. aud aroupd near the rim the
inscripiion-"Aw ded by the State Agri.
cultural $, ciciety," On the reverse L. g de
sign by Nahl. emhltmatic OF agriculture.
mining. aud branches of Calitor mia industry
Next, are two hundred and twenty five sill
YER medals. their size corresponding with the
gold, aud struce FROM the same dies Then
there are seventy heavy q" let of pure sill
YER. richly wrought, aud bearing besides the
state coat OF arms and various appropriate
inscriptions and figures There are ALEC
twenty I'VE dozen heavy silver spoons; sill
yer cake knives; silver fruit knives, aud
other silver ware-the whole valued al six
III, usaud dollars. These awards are all very
hand-ome, and entitle the maker. as well as
the S.ciety TO much eredit.--.Ners.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

REPUBLICAN, Convention This body
met yesterday in the Sacramento Theater.
There was pretty tu'l Attendance of dele.
ga'es. and among them some of the most
gifted men in the State. Upon the ques ion
OF nom mating full Re- uhican ticket here
appeared to be quite difference Of opinion:
some favoring such po.icy, while Others
preferred to unite with other opponents of
the Administration upon the anti Lecomp
ton issue. A victory On that issue, the,
thought, ought I" satisfy their amhiti n f.r
the present. Upon this oint of disagree.
ment We are assured that fervent and elo.
qnent speeches were de iverei. The Conven
lion finally adjour' ed without definitely he
Gliding the question It's, however, thought
thought that the Convention will pr b ,bly
nominate Currcv for the Supreme Beuch
and indorse McKhben Union.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

ApvENTURps or AN OLD SAN FRANcIs.
"A gentleman of this has recei ed n
letter from Salt Lake, giving a partial nc.
count Il the adventures Of George McDou'
gal. enc Of the pioneers Of California. and
for many y ar- q resident Of San Francisco
For the last three years he has not been
heard from. and his tr ends generally be
iisved that he was dead. II appears, how.
ever, that after leaving Caiifor, Ia. he went
to Texas From thence he went 10 the city Il
the Saints at Great Salt Lake. Pending
he recent difficulties. he in company with
,iI other men attempted to escape from the
Mormons. Accordingly they set out through
a mountains for California They had no.
Travelled through the mnoDtai many days
when they wee sudd, My attacked hy n
la'Re party oi Indians Two Of the adven.
tu' ers were killed n the spot three escsp
Ell. a. two were taken p'is' nerr. McD"ugs
teirg one Of the latter. lie was in the aci
Of firing his gun when his arm was shatter'
ed nb. We the elbow by bullet. and Of cour-s
he c. ull make 10 further resistance. He 4
now. IL alive n prisoner among the Indians
in the Rocky Mount ius. 4 oil.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

PrcyLx's Ps,MAHr ElKcT,oN. - The
Peopls's 7 sriy Of orosills assembled in their
primary csrsci'y at the coart House lat
evening. aud elected the following named
gentlemen to represent them in the County
.Cosvsn,ien. which assemblies to-day,
i'm Clark. Geo. Hall. @. c. Harvey. N
d. Mex. J NJ. Ccvirg,on. 8. w. GAnbr.l
T. Foeg. j NJ. Brick. J II. emitb. @. Z
Smith. W. W. Hanway. II. D. Lsthrop. sr.
J. D. Cummings. Vim. Green. Z. @. Tayicr
b. 3. Arnold. Mr.. Lesbro. +. W. Day, c
ecriber. NJ. Harrington. A. Maurice. r
Marchella, NJ. H. IIannon. VIM. Lattimore
and Chas NJ. Partridge 25.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

PrAviNE RANCH mistake occurred
in ur notice ef the party TO be given At the
rrssinc Ranch. II should have read on the
18th inst inst,ad .fthe 18th ms IL was prin-
ted. The pr prietor Mr.. skink'e. 10 making
srrsnPen ., 10 to nece nm, date all Who may
de.ire TO .pend = Iiensatt day in the
ropntsins. ard will be pleased TO mot
HE friends from the valley. and the pub.
lic generally.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

H.w To CaoL A Ro' M.--If there should
bs any more lot weather this season. some
rsoris may wi.h to know the plan rres ribtd
By the Scientific .smoicon for cooling a
room. Il II to ~et cloth Of any size. the
larger the better. and suspend il in the
Place you want coli'g; let the room BE-
well ventilated. end the temT ersture will
sink from ten TO twenty degrees in less than
half an hour.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
The Demoerati. Tibet.

The Democratic Convention which
met al Sacramento on Wednesday last,
completed their labor at 5 P. NJ. on
Thursday, and adjourned SINE DIE.
They have nobly performed the task
assigned them, adopted a platform of
principles which will not fail to meet
the support Of those who are honest
in their professions of democracy. The
ticket will be found at the head of our
columns. The resolutions shall ap-
pear in onr next issue.
1t will be observed that the Conven-
tion have nominated candidates for
Congress, notwithstanding the Lecomp-
ton Legislature last winter, after their
abandonment Of principle. postponed
their election because they were afraid
to trust the people. We honor
this action of the Convention, and do
not doubt hut the members elected now
will he admitted to their seats, az the
proper and Legitimate representatives
of the State in the thirty-sixth Con-
gross. The unanimous denomination
IF the Hon. j. G. NcKibben, was just
ly due him for his firm and unwaver-
ing adherence to principle. His col
league on the ticket is q gentleman,
honest, capable and fai'hfnl to the con-
stiiution, and will, If elected, represent
his constituents, with honor and digni-
nifty.
The dnstard Lccomrton Legislature
had also postponed the election Of Clerk
Of the Supreme Court. The Conven-
iicn fos nevertheless presented cam
didate for that rosit on, in accordance
with the requirements Of the constiu-
tion. This nomination has been given
to Butte, and will meet with the hearty
approval of her unwavcring Democracy;
the more so, as the nomination was un-
sought md unexpected. We con com
mend Mr.. Jennings 10 the democracy
Of California, as a gentlemen every way
qualified to fill the office, and unwaver-
ing in his support of the principles and
usngcs of the party. His nomination
has been. hailed with satisfaction by
men irrespective Of party and the al
most unanimous support tie ticket will
receive in this county, will be remem-
bcred with astonishmcnt by the bigot-
ed and pnmpcrcd enemies of Popular
Sovereignty.
All hail to the unterrifed democra>
cy! A better day is dawning for Cal
ifornia. The rebuke to those pro-
fessional politicians whose treachery to
principle induced them to postpone the
election of these officers. because they
dared not meet tho result Of their ac-
iion. will be- crushing md ovcrwhclm-
ing. Thanks to thu Democratic State
Convention, for giving the tax-ridden
public of California an opportunity to
rcpudiate and consien TO oblivion the
'reacherous and hungry horde of polit-
ical vampires who have too long feasted
upon their substance and preycd upon
their vitals.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
Ju.r M,ssrs MkN.-John p. rravis, who

Jusr MissEs MkN.-John p. fravis. who
once shct an grange from the head of q nian
in New Orleans, recently fired Mt box Of per
cushion caps. held by a man. aud hit the
outer edge Of the box, without exploiting the
caps. The New York D,' patch thinks that
Mr. Travis will probably continue his sharp
shooting till there is QUE fool less in the
world. and has 9 case eta manslaughter to
answer for.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
ssnatslisls onvens.en

A. su"tine ~ tie teuti b,mocru,ic Cou nit
s'f'h, Nh feat 'inl isniet. c, mp,sed OF III,
ecu, lice of Duiie ~ TiLnts led In Oro,iile Jul,
lysh. 1853, IT WIS
yHoit,d. 1lnt tic Ter terrtc senaicrioi Con
vp bt tF iietf'f Ikftt te IL hen IN the Town
81 Or sile a. NJ nfa,, the 0tb day of August A. d
1sLt, at u Q our Of II 1tk ok .. N
th'D IRWIN, Chm.
IN .LiIIARr, src'y.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

EDft 10 believed that N. Med. Mepefcc
formerly c unity Clerk Of souoma county
who went East n few months cir CO. was kin
ed ~ the tsp'. sion Of the steamer Pennsyl
valia, near Men bis.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

MARYsviLLE ApvERTisEMkNr.-T at.
tentiop Of dealers in this vicinity to the nd
vertisement of J. II. Wright & Co. The,
snnour GO a large supply of Leather, sho,
Findit 90, SC. &c.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

RrMovAL--Lockwood has removed his
Literary DEPOT. to the corner Of lluntoon
street ard Miners Alley. We are under
obligations for raIe's during the week. for
Which 10 tender thanks.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

IcE.-Col. Mum, Of J. 7. Dickey & Co o
has tlsced us under mary obligations for in.
numersble ice-teres during the past week.
Msy his abundant supply Of ice. never
diminish.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice to Close Lien

VuNHE STATE OF CAIIrORNIt-CoUNTY OF
Butte. ]" Justice Cuur. tefnie .tohn Berry,
Justice Of the Pence IN ant the ~ hir Tnwnshir
'fhe u ~ Of H''ttr. Nheraas an action h-s bee,
c"mmencef l. this ennrf. IN f'VOFtf u. =. Arnnl'.
and sins Tho Wells. D. w Che srntu. a,,i B. N
seymour. 'rusiee of the first G uqreCatinnni 20
Il ty at hrovili". Ru'tr Con ty Caiornm, To for.
Close u mecha ic,' lien. taken "a he 10 oo ing d,.
sc1h prnrerty. t wit! That cer'ain ri"ce or pnr.
"r To- of land lying an" being stun;r in tho Town
"f broviii", C@ N ant sta" nj resal. b ing nor
il"n lots Ms 5ani g. in book Nn q. ~ II dow Il o.,
ne map of ~nd ToNn br VIII. and NOR, t.,f.
ucniar 'ecr bel rs .linus, To- WI Cnn'penc q
~ thr nor hc1s corner of OAK ard iuh sire, Is, on
The southwest corner # sal blook. thenre alonu said
iigh -Ire"i in rFsirry dir c'ipn eighty feet hrnre
NJ right angles ~ih said feet nprihrriv fiji, seven
ret thchc" ~ rtght Hnrs ives rrlt eil lh'V feet Ia
"hk -ir'r, thence nloug si t'nk strc-t flty seven
'crt !" rae place ~ b II i'g the m h-inI kniwn
a- The R'v. u y. ~-Vmohr'- 4" rch. tn there ore
- l" r"liv al all pers"tr holding or chrirning hens
On SAID prrm@as {" be rnd Hnrenr h.f re- me- nj nv
ohct, IN ornViilr. blhir 7, wnshp Ruue County. ON
'ne l"eiiy seventh day of August, 1855 AT u orln
!. NJ, and eSh Bit h'" and th-rp pr.r fof sai,' e.
JOHN :. BERRY. Justice uf The Peace.
Dated this 9th day OF August. ~ s.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07

REIlEsous ssRyrcE There will 30 SER
vice In the Brick Church on sundsy'tbs 9th
inst. both morning and evenips.
The daily Butte record., 1858-08-07
DIEI'.

A. Channel Chnhel h ok. August ST. GEORGE
IT,, con Oi Levi and Harriet l. Smith, uf brain .ye
aged UAe yeHi and elt ven M Hths.