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SOUTHERN MEDICAL HOUSE.

SOUTHER n MEDICAL HOUSE.
nR. ShUMAN has, after an experience If ten
~ Years, established the atove refuge from
and p etenders of witchorat and imPostors In geo.
eral.
This is the only place where q sure and speedy
cure can loo obtained IN the world for ali improper
and evil habits, gOnOrrhR, gleet, seminal weak
ness, syphilis, primary secondary. and tsrtiary,
organic weakness. pSlls IN the lOHs, structures,
general debility, prostT alton, neTvOu ness, restless
nights pa pltaOu OF the hesTt ringing the ears,
loss of memory, confusion, mela choly, Affect ons
OF the head, throSt, nose, and skin, and all those
peculiar disorders arising from the indisoretion of
youth, rendering them unfit for either business,
stuJy, sOciety, or marriage.
DR.. ). has the grestest remedies in the known
world for diseases of the hood. gGnorrhR, gleet,
strlc'ures, 81 piis seminal weakness, self abuse,
&c. There Is no case IN which they fsll TO cure in
from 10 days.
Victims of these horrible complaints, who would
wish TO be valuable men and ornaments to society,
SHOULD embrac the earliest opportunity for relief
DIR, Shuman has made the moot comp etc arrange
ments for the comfort of his pstIents who come
from distance. They will be furnished with the
most pleasant and Agreeable quar- tiers, necessary
diet, and made as comfortable as they would be at
Do not forget the name and mum her. DIR. Shu
mans office 10 on the corner Of Sixth street and
PennsylvanlR avend6 Clarendon Hotel, opposite
the National Hotel, Washington, ID G..
Persons 1T q distance sRoud enclose stamp for
return postage. Once hoars, A. NJ. to 10 p. NJ.
VARIOUS parties have been entIcsd from my in
shtutlon by certain swIndleTs on blck streets In
this city, who will rue 1t TIL the day of their death.
word to the wis- is sufficient sp9l
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GREAT CRASH
ID H Y G. q CD q

ID r Y GOD q.
We have just received our second supply of
NEW DRY GOODS from the great crash IN the
Northern cities, the most of which has been pur-
chased at about half their real value, and will be
sold at the same sacrifice.
READ OUR PRICES.
We PRACTICE NO DECEPTION"
Figured Poplins and Grey Goods 6, g. To- Il, l6 Ia,
- U.s. 81, 81, 50, go
Plain Black Silk. GO, IS 1885,, worth 5 IS
l2S Caliooes, warrant fast colorsL nm. Sc
l29s Shifting, Purple and Black do. .......-.. lOc
50 OTgandie Lawns. Observation-Disclosures. 21c
l27s very handsome tfast co oIs) Lawns. l0c
1.3s Domestic Gingharns. Observation-Disclosures. lee
25 Kentucky Jeans. IlHc
l2t2 tydrd vice. BiedChed Cotton l0c
70 Fancy WOOL JweFds. Observation-Disclosures. SOC
81 All Woel Fancy CassImers.. IS.
65e and 90 Stella Shaws, tbroohe border 81 10
SIS Lace Points. ..................,SI75 TO 80
81 aud $50 PaTasos and silk Umbrella. 80 to 81
90 Irish Linen and White Camtrio.. ........ 25c
81 l2-spTlne HOoptkITts and Lace Wells sec
ia Linen H'dk1s and White Hose. ...-- Be
Shakers. ..-.......... IS,
MATTHEWS x GORE.
33S SEVENTH STREET,
ape 1t Remember, the east side, bet and X.
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Departure for Europe.
TBy the Western Telegraph Il

BY the Western Telegraph Line
NEW ORLEANS, April ll.-Advicesf from Havana
state that Messrs Rost and Yancey, Commission
for Europe, sailed FOR Southampton on the
steamer Clyde.
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CoueHs;EThe sudden changes of our climate are
sources OF Pulmonary, Bronchial and Asthmatie
Affections. Experience having proved that simple
remedies often act speedily and certainly when
taken In the early stages of the disease, recourse
should at once be had to &c Brotyn's Bronchial
Itoches," or Lozenges, let the Cold, Cough, IT.
ritaton or the Throat be ever slight, by this
precautlOn more serious attack may be efeciually
wardod on. Public Speakers and Singers will find
them eHectual for clearing and STRENGTHENING the
voice. See ertisement. deI-ly
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A Mol article of WOOD on hand, prepared to
suit the wants of each customer. Wood sold cord
length also, or in any wa or any quantities de
sired.
IL Coal kept in Coal Houses, screened before de
livering.
II 2,24O lbs. to the ton.
IL Personal attention to every order.
Il. & W. NJ. GAIT.
Office $50 Pa. av., between 18th and 18th SITS.
Wood bill and Wharf foot of Seventeenth street,
below War Department. ma Is If
SCHENCK'S TREATISE ON CONSUMP
- TiON-TO be had free of charge at the Drug
store of 9. b. WAITE, corner Seventh ST. and
LouIslana av. DIR. J. Sohenck of Phiadel phia,
has published = pamphlet giving q full description
OF the diseased state Of the Lungs Liver and Stom-
aoh. Every invalid should call and get one.
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LADY lNVALIDS.
In suggesting to ladies of feeble habit the Import
ancs OF Hostetter's stomach Bitters as a means of
health and the duration of lite depends, We solicit
their attention to a few important facts. The
PREPARATION is specially adapted to the cure of all
fuctloGa arrangement arising either from nstl-
tutlonai weakness or other causes. 1t Is recon-
mended by medical men as q remedy for the
obstruction and Irregularities from which few of
the sex are uniformly exempt and married ladies'
especially. MOthers y no are engaged in tho cares
Tati0n for recruiting the bodily energies, aud CIV
Ing tone and tension to the relaxed nerves. They
cheer and animate the spirits Without creating un-
due excitement promote sleep, act mildly upon
the bowels, create an appetite, are extremely use
Ia! IN all bliIIous al 'ctlons, and may be taken
with the fullest confidence that the infinite good
reaction.
Sold by all druggists. ap8 cost
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Southern Affair, a, Reported at New Yer,

NEW YORK, April IA special dispatch, said
10 be dated al Charleston at noon to- day reports
all quiet The troops were all prepared for i'm
mediate service.
The Commercial states that Il has been con
frmed that President Davis has given orders so.
TO FiRE on the vessel carrying provisions TO Fort
Sumter
TIE FLOATING BArrrRr
New YORK, April 1.-THE Times has TIE fol
lowing special dispatch, dated Charleston, April
10:
he floating battery Is now in position, com
handing the barbette guns az Fort sumter The
battery carries two 32'S, two 52's. and 81 men.
" ne Federal steamers from New York are ex-
pected Tonight The city is filled with troope /"
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES

HOMEOPATHIC KEMEDfBs
All of DR.. Humphreys & Co.'s specific Ho-
meopatho Remedies put up, expressly for family
In cases, Containing % walls from 81 to M
each, with book Of full directions. For sale BY
y: .. Gilman, $50 Pa. avenue. wholesale and
also by F. B. Winter corner of Massachu sets ave
nue. and Sixth street. Also, Ponds Extract Of Witch
Hazel, for Internal and external lnf1ammations OF
all kinds. Sold as above. ma Nv
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The steamer Vanderbilt Probably Charters

NEW YoRK, April u The steamship Wander
bilt was taken 10 the Brookly NAVY Yard tn
morning, and has probably been chartered ey IN
Government. H.. ~
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WHOLESALE r,su yo,S,
4t2 barrels Labrador HERRING, selscted.
IS do Bay Island do
9S GO Eastpcrt dc
81 half bhs. extra Roe do
az bbis. new Hagdalene do
leo do 81 John ALEWlVES-
Daily ex pected per schooner P. Heilper and for
ssie low from the wharf on or before arrival
Also, 1872 hhls. cho CO Labrador HERRING on
hoard of schooner Expedt, due here about the frat
Of next week. Also
80 bb.s. No. MeremichI ALEWIVES
ITO do No. Clipped HERRING,
100 do No. Boston do
800 do No. 3 Medium MACKEREL. Glouces-
ter int pectlon,
50 bbls. No. MACKEREL, Gloucester rnspec-
ZION,
Also, kits and half kits No. MACKEREL and
SALMON. ~
HERRING of superior ouaiity in store and for
sale at satisfactory prices.
HARTLEY 4 BROTHER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-12

READER, have You seen Prof. Woods advertise
ment IN our paper. Rea1 il; II will interest you.
m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-12

sxr, In another column, the notice Of an Indian
Concert tonight at WillardS Hsn.
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THRAfHR.--The opening piece last night was
the Heir at Law in which Jefferson, acting
eafter way he's got,'' rather distinguished him.
self as DR.. Psngloss, L. l.. D., and A s. s Raw
mond whose pleasant face we have missed for
the last week or two, was tcketed for the part of
Zekiel Homespun," and capital I" Zekieln he
made. But our enthusiasm is reserved for Miss
Alice Placide Mann, whose % Cicely Homespun,,
was not only one Of the best things we have seen
her do, but we cannot imagine how 1t could really
be better done by anybody. 1t was charmingly
natural and winning. We hardly need say that
MIR. BANDS and Mrs. Mann's Lord and Lady
Duberly were finished portraitures indeed Miss
Shaw fairly divided Jefystson's heaped up hon
ors In the " Lady Of the Lions - She was called
cut again, and again, and again in some Of the
burlesque operate airs she gives with such
JUNCTION and vivacity In the part of I" Polly Ann -
Raymond, Mrs. Mann, Bartholomew, Carroll,
Baker and Mrs Ryan all contributed their full
quotas to the fun Of this rich burlesque.
Tonight, Jefferson takes his benefit in bill
which Will draw upon the sympathies az well as
the risibles Of his audience. No greater contrast
can well be imagined than that afforded by his
Slssher" and his " Caleb Plummer,D and bis
versatility will be abundantly exhibited in per-
forming such opposite parts on the same night.
HONoRABLY ACQUITTED John Green who was
arrested some two weeks since upon a charge of
stealing certain negroes, the supposed property Of
ladyin Maryland, appeared before Justice Dom
for hearing yesterday, and was honorably &C.
Quilted Of the charge.
CAPITAL SELECTION -Everybod will be glad
to know that Col. Lamon, recently appointed
Marshal Of the District of Columbia, continue
Geo. w. Phillips. who served under his two pre-
decessors, az his deputy.
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BIRDSLBIRDS FOR SALE

- EW AND SPLENDID
DRESS GOODS.
Now In store all the newest styles and fabrics,
with . large assortment Of handsome 8 ray Goods
for ledieB' suits. 5000 yards Fancy Dress Silks
which we are running of at reduced prices 10 close
cut this season. 20 pieces superior Pain Black
Silks, from low price Ia superior grades, all very
cheap, and which we eEk purchasers to examine,
J. w. COLLEY Il CO,
ap4 Wv 500 Seventh St., bet. ID and Pa. av.
FRENCH LINEN cAMBRIC HANDKER-
CHIEFS
lO dog. French Linen Hankerch'fs at 81 50 per doz
80 doz. DO. do. do. 81 50 do
5adoz. co. do. do. S3.O0 do.
(These goods are extra cheap.D
French ShITtIng Linens,
lLlsh Linen. Linen ToweliIg,
Table Linen, Curtain Muslins,
MirseIlles QuIl's.
Our stock is full IN oil departments. and we in
vlte all in want of DRY GOODS at low prices TO
gave uE cali.
WIN. X. RILEY & BRO,
No. Sc Central Stores,
Between 18th and 9Th streets,
p42wif Opposite Center Market.
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ProxxxR FEEros EVANS, Of the Potomac Light
Infantry, Of Georgetown, requests US TO state that
be was not the pioneer Of that Company who Sc
rsded al the War Department ON Wednesday. He
ssvs he 10 not q mere holiday soldier, but would
h.ve taken the oath cheerfplly bad be been able
20 sttsnd at the place Of muster. fi6IoEo
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To THE AFELICTED!-ge sure to read the adver-
tlsemeDt of McLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial and
Blood Punfier. in another column. IF
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nTTHE SUBSCRIBER WOULD RETURN
~ thankS 10 the hremeE a3d ctIzsBs Of George-
e1ertons TO save her property on the morning OF
the 5th instant.
ape NJ A THOMAS
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EOR RENT-A two story and attio RRICK
y HOUSE on ID street north, No. 35s between
ssn and 10th streets, at present occupied by f. g.
Hobnson, Esq, with al the modern conyenlences
gas, yater, &C., &c and In perfect repair. App,y
to A. KOCH, No. $40 ID street, between 9Th and
iOtn. 6p l0-eOSts
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Two LEF-A three-storr BRICK HOUSE sltu-
ated on First st. west, between and r. ats,
north, containing rooms; rent SI2.5O Ger month
Also, three story Brick House on st. north,
betv cen % ard Sd SITS. east, containing rooms;
rent $40 per month. Also, a three story Brick
House on st. NORTH between I'd and Sd cts west,
containing rooms, No. 2s9. Possession of the
last an be had on the 18th inst Inquire next door
of each, or Of GEORGE .FOLLANSBEE. Car
penteT. on Third ST. west, an s-eoti
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her stacked against the Long Bridge by the tide
endangering the safety Of the structure, a number
OF men were employed yesterday In clearing the
drift from the timbers and allowing 1t to foat
clear Of the bridge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-04-12

FOR RENT-A large two story Brick HOUSE
H. on MAY and avenue, corner of 18Th ST, with a
brlck stahle and large ard attached Apply 10 Mrs
GRESHlRE, On corner of ID and Thirteenth SITS, ,
Island,
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CENTRAL GUARDKousE CAsKs.-BsfoTs Justice
Clark Wv. ID. Wallach. resisting otncers Chris
TOPPER and Coombs I'm the discharge Of duty; cast
examined and dismissed, the officers declining I,
prosecute Willard Ayres. carrying concealed
weapons; fine aud costs, s2t.4. The same fol
assault with intent to kill C. Boyle; dismissed.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.
ap 3 2awiw

k'OR RENT-A small FURNISHED HOUSE.
y containing rooms, with gas in every room.
BAD IN very central location. Ii will be rented
Or So month. Apply at 3Os st. ap li-sts
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Upwards of SI3,OOO,OOO
Of LosSea have been paid by tho Etna Insurance Co.
In the past IL years.
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EIRs AYD INIAND NAVIGATION

Elh6 ANu INLAND NAVIGATION
tiSks accepted At terms With soivency and
fair profit.
EtEeeididHshlI Ion 9iueA 70 tHgHrdHesDf DWELLINGS,
and CORteRts for tsrRE Of FoSe to fre years.
The progress Of this Corporation has been stable
4nl uninterrupted through nf financial sun
hln0 and storm periods 6Ventful In exempt from
weeping cUni SraiOns aud maritime disaster. Be
n9 long established. nn1 cash basis the trInbIea Of
The credit system affect Us Ia material particular.
DdriRs -Ftrl times" the security OF reIthte InEu-
lnes Il an Imperative luty-ts ability Of property
Policies iS'uet without delay, and all business at
fondeh TO with dispatch anil hdeIty. by
n. q. ARTHUR, Agent,
o aGe over tho Bank of Wheeling.
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OsE OF MR. LlxcoLS's SroRIEs-Tbc
following is Que of Mr. LIncolu's sforfes.N
These he tells often in private conyer.n-
tiOn. rarely in his speeches:
81 once knew good, sonnd cl,urchmon
whom we'll call Brown, who wns on n
committee to erect bridge over yrrv
dangerousnnd rapid river. Architect nficr
architect failed, and Mt last Brown said he
had +" friend nHmcd Jones who had bnilt
several bridges aud could build this
Lets have him in said the Committee
In came Jones. iCan you build ti,is
bridge, sir?' Yes, replied Jones; Il conld
build bridge to the internal regions, II
necessary Tho sober committee were
horrihcdi but when Jones retired. Brnwn
though it but fur to tlefen,l his friend
II know Jones So well. said he, and he il
sothOnest man and so good mn nrchitect
that, if be states sOberiy and uositiycIv
that he can build bridge to Hades ..wby.
] believe it. But have my donBts about
the abntment on the inernaI side; So
Lincoln added, when politicians said they
could harmonize the North ern and Southern
wings of tue democracy, why, believed
them. ButI had my doubts about tlIe
abutlnent on the Sohtheril sfde.n .
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aaflg g11teIlIgFurer
TERMS OF ADVERTIsTNG.7 Z

rwEIyE soLID I1Srs OF HosPAnxr1 tus orn 1scr, on
.LESs, NAEE soUARE.-
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SPECIAL NoTIcLs Double the above Tatss.,
ding to tho space occupied and tile iilrbero fehNnEes
Alt"dvertia from transient persons or strang
en-. TO be p0Ed IN N CdraRee. = : u >
: B9sinee; Cards not exceeding Ave IiueS SO
OF 70 Tor N mouths but for shorter period nothnF
viii be counted less than 4 square
Tho privilege n Annual iyivertfsinO Is tirntts1 70
the AdTertiEcrE, own Immediate business: and All
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons as
we'll a. all legal advertisements and advertisements
OF auction sales apd TeNl etate sent in y Them 1nnS,
be paid for at tile uEuAlTates : - s'- -
Advert tl5enentE not aecomPanied with written
accordingly. - = "fH
clsGa at full rates = :. - - =
Marriages. Notices Of PuReTRls, and announcements
Sermons, so cents each l,oyii.'66
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So much for yonr R;3er Of lass Thurs
day, yOn see. 81 G.
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the record. But it 3 lost and .eone and
IKE the lost books tof .biTy. It will bt. a
source of perennial regret to the schools.
he snid that yonr reporter ISus, an ,,boli.
zionist, and that Clemens WAS his prophet,
and that likewise all The Horthyest mem
bers, but himself, we're ulisOund. Il,
And noW,to finish Nrttl, n word abopt5
Hall Like the t'geptleHaHiy Downia.,.;5
oliNeE5 lprE' who, Ewhelt he has serSe,l
uR oyste[ssaand nniY oEstelsi inia imagiH.
eole styles raw, steWed scolloped and
IttsH = l's'tEs.F tentlemen. itnv OF
you that arc fond of ot tsters. can 6nd sor,c.
at private able IN the, srt room. nd
so about Hall. And hefe!iS what / i,av,,
to snbmit in conrIhsinis 1t fs n Ie,ter,
from one of his constituents. who voted
for him, just received by anesof. the Snr;b.
western members. The Rtter Is such thar,
can only give Yon a part of Il
OsItE sStr:-AP Please i0Ertise me for IN Iinrr
the liberty 10 1ddress a few lines to YOU
But it's with feelihg3 81 sorrow 4ubfiire.
gret that the course of our member i'm the
Convention is received bysthe rery- rnan.
that gaze their votes Tor I'M and at thcir.
reqnestl write this TO yda. = They .exnpf.i.
ed that he would sRet inSGoncert with .tlie
other Western membetss TO prescrve tbis
great and gi0rious-Un niSn;s!anG thar ha
M0uIG Attenu 10 their wishes, and had mo
thought that7he would suffer himself, to be
nnde tool of by SIR. Rhssell, of,Ehecl-.
ing, whose policy lie seems to adhere 10.
rnther than follow the wishes of his con-
stituentsi for it is certafb that nine out of
every ten menNhat votedsfOr him, believed
him to he II good Union man, and, there.
fore, consider themselves sold 10 tic
South through the HgeuSyof Mr.. Russell.
The citizens of WetzeI. Wish the Conven.
tiOn to know. TINT Mr.ItaIl is not Rctino
in accordance with theitiwishes. and IF he
persists in his course; Il will be ours ouIv
chance to call County Gonvention and
send up his instr,etionsS Sand if he refuses
to goGey then, to publicly drnounce his
acts, rs is already done by his friends and
foes. You're,
So much for yoar PAYER of Lass Thurs
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SaddIes, Iarness. TRUNKS "a.

WHOLESALE RETAIL.
y. SHEPPARD, No.I5I Main Street -,,,.,.
union, VIII continue to keep on an,I = a.
1n4 oi LalirA and Gentlemcn's Saddles Fine 4 Co.,
I'M ils.s, Irnnk5 Fallees Carpet Baga sNteh,i. CI
lars, linmes, Whips, Ge. Stti'
Wonld respectfully call n atter,tIop q, ,,v -,
st.t DI Htriet attention and promptness 10 merit
coz eoit,LIntanee Of the public patronage
All kinds Of repairing promptly done and H.
~ F.sa sI'aSE' ~ gil y. Is. SHEPPARD.
-8sPs'. - 131. Main Gfr.ct
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Especial CorIespopdsnee Of tie Iutslllgsncer.l
ARevOlutIOnary.S .Seene..Ths rsn,,er
OF the MOl--Letter from WsIEel
County. - - :
The weekly Butte record., 1861-07-13

A DEsPERADo SHor.-The notorious despe.
RADIO, Sam Brown, was captured and shot at
Lutte Old's, about ten miles from Genoa, on the
7th instant. Brown was en- route for the Es-
meralda mines, and stopped at house about
three miles from Genoa. The proprietor,
Vansicke, asked him if he would have his
horses put up, when Brown replied that he
would not stop with him, and, at the same
time, drew revolver, saying, "your time has
come and 1 will kill you" Vansickles ran in
to the bar-room, thence into the dning-room
and finally hid away. Brown, not succeeding
in finding his hiding place, mounted his horse
and rode away. Vansickles and several others
Immediately started in pursuit, both parties
exchanging shots occasionally until they ar
rived at Lutte Old's, where Vansickles shot
Brown with double e-barreled shotgun killing
him instantly. Others, also, shot him, lodging
twelve balls in his body. An inquest was
held and the verdict of the jury was that
they served him right"
The weekly Butte record., 1861-07-13

WASHINGTON, June %.
Shrewd military men predict that no stand
will be made at Manassas or between here and
there. Now, since the evacuation of Harper's
Ferry, they have nothing to keep Manassas
for. Their line of defence is on James river.
with Richmond as its Gentry and it is said
that they must retire to it, without offering
battle. As soon as Patterson appears with
his troops coming down from the direction Of
Leesburgh, the rebels will see that they are
out-hanked, and will retire to Richmond where
their communications will not be cut off
There may be fights between pickets and
scouting parties but no general engagement.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-07-13

A DEFAULrER.-It is reported that james
McGinnis, an agent of the California Stage
Company, at Sacramento, has absconded, be.
ing defaulter to an extent not yet known.
He left on Tuesday, and was last seen leav-
ing Folsom in buggy.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-07-13
OrOville Water Works.

NJ Office is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL PER
IN sons using water from the Oroville Water
Works, that the same must be paid for monthly in
advance, at the E" OFFICE OF THE COMPANY -
before the tenth day Of each month, or the water
will be shut off and will not be turned on again,
except upon the payment of all arrearages, and in
addition thereto two dollars for closing and opening
stop cock. JOS. GLUCKAUF.
jn-1 If.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-07-13

Thankful for past liberal patronage, we solicit
continuance of the same. We will endeavor by the
quality and prices of our goods to merit the appro-
baton Of the public.
~ Myers street, bet. Montgomery and Bird,
Oroville. jelr
The weekly Butte record., 1861-07-13

CAPT. JOHN HAMILTON, of San Francisco,
received orders 10 proceed to Washington to
take command of the famous Sherman battery
of flying artillery. He left for headquarters on
the Uncle Sam.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-07-13

A man named Thomas Smith fell from the
wall of new brick house in Grass Valley on
Monday of last week, and was so seriously in
jured that be died the next day.
The weekly Butte record., 1861-07-13
Estray.

%E3 CONE TO MY PLACE ON MAY 10th,
Aa red Cow and Calf--Cow branded on the
left hip z. The owner by calling on Schofeld,
at harris Mill, viii find the Cow in safs keeping
June 18th,