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The Markets,

New YORK, December 4-Noon.-Flour
a shade trmer. Wheat tending upward.
Corn unchanged. Oats tride higher.
Pork dropping at $2l.l21a. Lard dull at
12B@l3c. Cotton steady at l534c.
Freights steady. Turpentine, 55c. Rosin
dull; common, S2.S71ags3. Gold, 1874.
Money in fair demand at per cent. Ster-
ling stiff at 1O95a0lO034. 5-2O's, '62, old,
108; new, 1919. Tennessee 6's, 627a.
Stocks active.
New YORK, December 4-Eyeuing.-
Cotton active and frmer; sales 1000 bales
at Ice. Flour active and advanced 100
l5c. State, S7.s5G$10; southern, $4,000
1880. Wheat active and advanced 20
&c. amber State, $2.S5. Corn easier and
active at 81. .3O@Sl l.3Ol5. Provisions quiet
and steady; mess pork, s2l.50. Turpen-
tine, 5Oa5O1ac. Freights quiet.
Money more active at per cent. Gold,
1861. Sterling firm at lO98GlO9M.
Governments dull. Stocks steady 5-2O's,
'G2, coupons, 1879
BALTIMORE, December 4.-Cotton quiet
at l5Ql51ac. Flour very dull and un-
changed. Wheat irmer; prime to choice
red, $25O0s260. Corn active at Sl.l4G
Sl.l5 for old yellow, sl.2S8sl.30; mixed
western, al.l5GSl.l6. Oats, 7O07lc. Rye
dull at sl.50Gsl.60. There is a better
feeling in provisions. Bulk rib sides, 10 &c
Mess pork, s22.25as22.5O.
CINCINSAT1, December 4.-Flour ad
vancing. Corn frmer; new ear, soc
Provisions quiet; old mess pork, S2l
new, s229S22.5O. Lard, l2Gl21ac.
ST. LOUIS, December 4.-Breadstuff
dull. Bacon shoulders, llc.; clear sides
l5c.
LOUISVILLE, December 4.-Super6n
-four, s7.758s8.25. Corn-Ear, 80G82c
Old mess pork, s2l; new, S23. Ne,
bacon-Shoulders, IL ll@9l2c.; clear sides
l53Ic.
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DRcBABsR 1. 1857.
To tho Efitors Of the Richmond Dispatch:
Ino:ics In your issue OF this morning that my
name appears IA one Of the Conservative Vlgt-
lance Committee for Henrico county, ana desire
to stata that il was thus ussd without my know
ledge or consent and that | respectfully decline
to serve on that or any other committee whlcn
may be directed or Influenced by John d. Hutche-
son. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant
JoHy-E. JONES.
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Corn and Flour Exchange, December 4. 1857

OrrERISds.-Whea-W White, 500 bushels red,
s64 bushels. C0rn-White, 246 bushels; yel-
low, So bushels mixed, 1874 bushels. Oats-2A
bushels Rye-46 bushels.
SALES. Hheat-White, 7Ss bushels; l24 bush
els on private terms rest, very inferior TO me-
sss bnshels common to prime 1t 81. .logs2.4o.
Corn-White, Els bushels old at sl.l3; new at
Soc Gsi. damp to prime; yellow, t6 bushels
new. saasl; mixed, ss4 bushels old at 81. 10;
new nj el6a2A. Ouks-254 bushels prime at
ssGsaMc SsT a. Se"54 bushels prime at sl.42H.
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port OF RIUaMoND, DECEMBER 4. 1857.


ARRIVED.
Schooner Mary Haley, Haley, Philadslphia,
coal S. Fl. Hawes.
schooner Maggie P. Smith, -, Philsdelphis.
coal, Larus Cherry.
Schooner J. H. MARVEL, Quillin, Philadelphia,
coal. G. Fl. Page.
schooner Alice Curtis, Peterson, Havre de Grace
coal, w. T. Staples & Co. RI !"
SAILED.
Steamer Petersburg. Tr4vsrs Baltimore, mer-
chandiss and passengers. d. w. Curris.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandiss and passengers, Il. b. Tatum.
Schooner Mary and Francis. Boyle, Philadel.
phia via lower james river, lumber. Armstead
& Parr.
BELOW.
Schooner A. N. Lee, from Philadelphia, coal
loaded.
ASHORE.
A schooner, supposed 10 be the Port Royall, Is
reported ashore on the upper end Of White shoals,
James river.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner Little Rock, Richman, cleared from
Philadelphia for Richmond on ID.
Steamer Norfolk, Vance, hence, 81 IhlladelpniA
on GOTH
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Military Change.

WASHINGTON, December 4.-Gcneral
Crawford has been ordered to relieve Ge-
neral Burbank, commanding the District
of Kentucky. General Burbank is order
ed to Ticksburg.
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Lost, StsuyeG, 07sG -F0atsed.

N')Q ELWAkD.-Stolen from Jude's
= - iouy, IN Powhatsn On the night SSs.
Vr5a" a "a" ..' p u November. ore black mars EEA
d, a. .e @; z!x years old cat BANNED, wv
-l" l-gS on the back OF The ears ssa6sSkzb
NC + bio bridle, fresh soIo on the
&c -.s a.. savl! sore on the right shoudder, naI
t.o,"1 ot Iei. tHCulJsr J Will pay S|' fe"a aiu
ls! b gICHARD D. GARTER.
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kICHNoSD ESCAMPMEET, No. a.
KNIGHTS TEAfLAR.
EICHNnSD. Uscember3 1867

LINHHNNO, UsCember 8, 1907. J
.n0DFES 10 s The officers and com.
| vauious Of this Commande,y are
hs-ahy summoned to assemble on,TUEs- Xxx
pay the Ioih instant. 81 Mssons Hall. on
Praa1.iil street 5atNesn Eighteenth AID 4
Si-svaa'h, ~ lc! o'clock A. NJ, in fulj/
uniform and dress, with sword and lance TO act Is
ga escort To Inc N. w. Grand Lodge O. Virginia on
'ta occasion uf laying The corner stone of the
Ha,muit Bat! - be erected q, the corner OF Main
sra Tn.rb s'r"a.s.
80 Sir hutsas will hs admitted ia ths ranks wh O
&. rot aGirri in a fun SUI, OF black CLOTH Hith
sa..us cap ana whits ginres.
4 Z ,i.Msi-ut Sir Knights in good standing are
i5a.arnSlly irvited TO unite with NE
Ey order II. &. Fl. Gill G.
WILLIAM l.. MAULG, Captain General
LOSS K. hIppICK, Recorder. de at
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P1cJrREs Sixteen for i,y cents at the LsH
GALLERY, S?o Main street, over The Richmond
Musical Exchange.
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G{eetd3aGS.

T,Er MEMBERS OF STOUEWALL
| DyI>.oN are requested TO attend regular
-.a.,sa. on TH.NAAkOW friday EVENING at
...-tgl AZ :! O'clock. Members OF sister D!vf.
.,r. go iuv.jst 70 meet w!th us.
lgIU N JANIS z. RIDnTCR RS :
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THE GRAND ANNUAL CJM-> &
| MuNIChTiON OF the M. w. Grand ~
Lodge of Virginia will be held at the Ma-IW\
$ ~ Hall, IL ths city Of Richmond. on MONDAY
the 9th instant at o'clCckP Al.
By ordsr Of Nj. ". Grand Master.
de It'd JOHN DOVE, Grand Secretary.
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Ritllmontl 15]ispatth,
5, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS.
PATCH is LARGER THAN THE COM-
B1NED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
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The Alabama Reconstruction Con.
ycntiOn.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, December 4.-The
whole day was consumed in considering
the new constitution, as reported from the
committee. There will be fifteen votes
against the constitution on the final vote.
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/ G&EE S WANTED FOR q NtR-
II l G..it LIFE IE-URANCE foAPAkI the
r.Af, Of Richmond, Va, insures LlE s. on tne
--t' reasonable terms, with security aaaoaptso'
.aoa" ucabie 10 in.Gre are n pE bLA. -,
r At1his wanted in every city &rd county In tne
t..Ja.
Isl,41sers Tor the city OF Richmond wanted.
JOHN 8. Davis, President,
j. +. G. POTTS, Secretary
-itlic.E.A Tor aGencies wiz address
T. Is. Stake. General Agent
oe7 Box 203 Richmond, Va.
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no 81 between SECOND aho inllu.
r ATEST STYLES NEW JEWELR4
lust RECEIVED AT NOWLAN & CO.'S.
MAGNIFICENT Pc ARL BRIDAL SETS,
AMETHYST and DIAMOND SETS,
TASssLL and PEARL SETS,
GARNET ETRUSCAN SETS,
Rich CORAL SETS,
Nav uatterns ENAMELLED BANDS,
Elegant BRIDAL WATCHES, CHAINS, snd
PINS; :
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS,
Ey-ry variety of rich sILVERWARh, In eases'
for BRIDAL PRESENTS.
We ara constantly receiving the li'ssl stsie'
direct from the factories OF Europe ana amenca.
Tyoa,s NnwI.y EOTLAG CO.,
pn M.cnuRER. corner Main and
nol2 Tenth streets, above the post once.
ATEW AND BEAUTIFU l. PAT.
~ TERMS OF JEWELSY, SiLVER-PLATEsIDO Ed
WARE. &c, at JOHH II. TYLER u Co :, iois
Main street.-We have on hand and are cohhea1'-
" recsiying ali the most desirable styles OF
Hismnnd Pins Ear Kings Finger Kings, Sc.i
Gold. Enamelled and Etruscan Jewelery-e'ery
article in this lirs Of new patterns
Gold and Silver Watches, superior q1aii'y' ""'
Gold watch Chains, Vest. Chstslain, and Leon
tine every variety c,,,,s args H,t-
Silver Tea Services Pltcb-rs, GoDlets, ID uSA, na.
ter Dishes, Cartors, Spoons forks' Laaie''
Butter Knives, 81. ,sr,. &C |
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VVAETTD, TO SELL IAIMEnI-
~ ATFLT one good second hand Franklin
stove. price 50 one new Thirty. tour Clock.
r...e 3 ore Uaircloth sola, price 81 aad a lew
ladies' AMI infants Hars, v.ry cheap: one beAuti-
ia! ..t II ladies Curls. natural dark hair, price
= Gail at No. los Broad street, between Flrstaa
SECOND de 5-llE
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FYN3ttS.

CENTS WANTED FOR THE
\ iTFE cF JEFFERSON DAVIS. BY FRANK
i ALFErENr. of Richmond. formerly editor Of
y. Sauth,rn Lit.Tcrg Messenger. This is . full
AMI IN hcutic history Of the life and public SER
rsss. u the great southern leader. Mr.. Alfriend
has enjoyed unusua! advantages in the prepara-
tsn oiih.s work As win be apparen ut to all on eX
animation. Send !or sp'cm.n pages and circu
az. WITH terms Address NATIONAL PU URLlSH
ING COMPANY, Richmond Va. de 5-d6tSwlt
< HOOL WAETED.-a. middle
J > aged Tirginian. unmarr' ed, d. sires SCHOOL
Ee has C4eXcep ionable testimonials from former
-srrous pupils, and professors Of the University
u virginia As 70 icharacter ana qualifications TO
t.zca Eagsi.h, French. German, Anglo. Saxon,
L..n Creek. N4th. MATES, hui Book keeping,
.aI cau giv- :us'ruct!on IN Italian and Spanish
..Gr.,s. s'ut!uE t-TIns, nuEibsT Cf rupils, sc.
c. Z . rlcksford. Gre.nsyi!le county, Va.
De S-aud.wt
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Marine Intelligence.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, DECEMBER s, 1897.
Sun RI .es l4l Moon sats..... ......l u 90
nm sats s,446 4 40. High tide, A. M......n.S
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/ fl IEHFD 1894.

h, iGHED 1884.
?. J. CREW D CO.,
,a7-s= ..ort- 10 c. Crsr & son.
LEAN sr42 AaD GAMBLE LEMANUFAcTUkhla 5
40, ..s. i1s, and III, seYea.senth street,
''Ev,l.. d. Old msrxet, Richmond, Virsinia,
20 10" - !actc.y 6 large stock OF snpsfloi
~, g.h4l.Y SOAPS,
..Ne W 70 X, 80 tra>c ~ Euch prices 70 y IA
> = n 90 ri ~. ~ oatronffs tnle Eou~
49, "rfss,S.y .ga 31--hn
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<PEClAr. ON EXPLO.
=, W ,OL.-o'uE CHEAPEST LIGHT ~ TUE
smlsLD = N 4. fay. inst received s"ius NEW PA
y.NG LaMpy .or our MY pL. .SiyE Oh.
" a" 'iho h.,. J. 2GsSEE OIL, LAMPS, GLobhs'
GECSGE ~ CaRY CO,
40 Is Tbirteen.h street,
sSt kex's old s.snd.
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sIeacelers, dc.

.TAIR GDODS.-A large assortment
Ill Of HAIR GOODS just received, such as WlGs.
BsaiDS. CURIS, &C., sc. All orders promptly
dliad and at liberal prices. II ilR JEW ELhI
made to order. WILL IN "iLp1.
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rcTlrRES FOR THE BEN EFT
- TpE MASONIC EDUCATIONAL FUND.
II VI .. fhrc. LECTURES for The benefit o! the
'gn. ysgc III ouai Fund wsit be delivered in this
Slsar No., THCS>NAT. fklohF, and SATURDAY
[,,rT1NGS NEXT, at hall -Iast O'Clock, by the
~ INES McCARE D. y
-. - The origin, history, TEACHINGS
81 '.,5 "h~j,ri Bs"'yA> ef Frss .MaSonry .
,,b us,a be treated IL a different manner in
- -hr-.dsy evening st the ad.street Me.
III - Ypf>c6aa. church ; Na Friday evsniug al
y. r.-,t Sapust church; and On saturday eve
..t. s,t t1,, SyuAro.n ne on Sleyenih between ar
~. ..-f lay >tr.-ls.
.hsis q. one lscture, so cents or for the three
= r ns had 81 lGe bookstores ard at the door
=. J. Is. nUPGY.
!. l.. BURROWS,
George JACOBS,
T q. DUDLEY,
ALEXANDER McRAE
49,. Committee
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AnaakSe7f1e7ltS.

.pEAT DOUBLE TEAM TROT-
Il TISG MATCH, 10 come IS hm&
. . THigssDAY'y Nc! 5ys4 'yAeTsSs efssn; sssr
s'Tt S{, s6I7 SsE for stake s-ssS
7 NscsS 10 hcta con two celebrated donhi. teams.
2.SSI,iam Wall names Third Avenue and Gray
san " Baker names Bette Ward and Katy Oar
a,k stake OF $500. milo heats best three in
ayf. f.ts ~ - come off at o'clock precisely.
r'.e '''' T. Co0HLAE,
Proprietor.
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DOOES WaNIED.-TwOS single gen
II ri.rueu desire - rent TW" CoSN &c rING
= = u,1a u ..tsn s;l-ct tetTev@ Eighth Al u
7w..au -'r..ts. Must be w"l furnished and
Contain two beds. Address Lock HoX 60 ely
lU.-.utHca. de 5-ltN
w ETED. a SITUATION as CUT
~ TEU IN tirst class merchant taiior's house,
~ 3. a IyC2SXYMAN Tailor by a gentleman
from Philadelphia who is well qUtl,t-d for either
pace. bpgly Al No IL seventeUiIh street
Ha ',~
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GENTLEMAN WISHES TO PRO
\ CrRS BrARa for his wife in some quiet re-
r.. part of tho city snburbs while he is away
irgu.t = city: with ii widow preferred. address
y C.. at this Office, for two days de 3-2t*
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WANTED, TO BUY \ SECOND
" uATD COUNTER, about twelve feet lorg.
spply A; BRlGGS'S Bakery,
de 5n+ 1r7 Main street.
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WANTED, HUNDRED SHA RES
" OF THE STOCK FIRST NATION AL BANK,
..r which the market price will ba paid
II. q. FAINT.
tr5-Sl First National Sank.
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WANTED. a good COOK, WASHER,
~ a.i IRONER, for a small family. Apply at
80. l07 Nineteenth street, between Grace and
ff.nktlu de 5-2t
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WAX ED, NURSE white or CO.
" larsG Non- nsed apply unless wa!l recon-
-.u at. sIpiY southwest cor.er o! Grace and
rs-.r.,,. -a,.. III attracts d. I-2cs
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WANTED, a SITUATION, by Il white
W woman to do homework of any kind
va.rluy ironing. or sewing. Apply a. No 1OS
1r4ce street negr Seventh. Best references given.
de l-gih
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WANTED The advertiser is de,i
W rous Of PURCHASES FOX HIS STOCK Of
GROCERIES,, sc in order to enter into business
a--anEemeu ia Baltimore. The stock Is no"
i.e city VIII s.ll bargain TO cash p1rcha~ar.
...,.I,. \, Az Si.-., street. de 5-3t+
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400 barrels extra BAKERS FLOUR,
80 barrels RYE FLOUR,
200 half barrels WOODS PAMILY'EOE HER-
RINGS,
$500 bushels prime BRIGHT OATS,
500 bales prime NEW YoRK HAY,
Half bale NEW HOPS.
Always on hand, supply OF MILL FEED,
CORN and MEAL L. POWERS,
no2l 1870 Main street, near Old Market.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

LuRST Day. Tuesday. October cad
II Running Race, mile and repeat, for Jockey Club
purse of hundred fifty dollars free for all three
year os owned in the Northern Agricultural District.
except the Atchison colt.
SECOND DAY WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 23D, 1867
Trotng Race, mile and repeat for Jockey Club purse Of
two hundred dollars free Tor all horses owned in the
Northern Agricultural District that trotted mile
inside of $50
Also. day running race of SIX hundred yards
for purse Of fifty dollars, free for all horses.
THIRD DAY. THURSDAY. OCTOBER path, 1857
Running Race best three five fo- Jockey Club purse
Of hundred and fifty dollars free for all four year
olds and under owned in the Northern Agricultural
District.
FOURTH DAY, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 18Th, 1867,
Trong Race best three i've for purse OF two hundred
dred dollars free all horses the Northern Agricultural
District, except jim Barton and Bobby Burns.
Also same day, Saddle Horse Main for purse Of $40
free for ali saddle horses.
FIFTH DAY, SATURDAY. OCTOBER 26TH, Run
ming Race mile heats, best three. for purse
IF hundred and fifty dollars. open for all horses in
the STATE.
Also day Sack Race, Of twenty yards for purse
Of ten dollars
Entrance to the above fifteen Per cent except
in the Sack Race, and Saddle Horse Main- which
free.
The above races Will be run strictly 10 rule. Three
70 enter and two to start, for each Of the purses.
Entrance to track 50 cents Members Of the Club
t-es By order o. the Club.
GEO, H. CRosETTE Secretary,
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12
MONTANA ITEMS. The following are CO

MONTANA IrEMS.-Ihe following are condensed
from the Montana Post of September 2lSt:
O J Golrick well known throughout the West,
is about Il edit new paper in Denver, to be en-
titled the Rocky Mountain Herald.
The new digglnCs on rhompsons river are at
tracing considerable attention and parties are ev
cry day leaving their mines in our immediate vi
cinity for the new FL Dorado.
4 new gulch has lately been discovered by Col.
Woods. well known in Virginia aud Nevada as one
of the most successful miners of Alder Gulch in
early days. The guch Is situated on the headwa-
tiers oi salmon River, across the divide from Pio-
neer Guloh, tributary of Deer ledge 1t is called
Dahonega ana good prospects obtained.
The most exciting topic which has transpired of
late in this vicinity has been the sale of the Whit
latch Union. 1t was cousummated on the Eth,
Whiilatch diSpo>ing Of his entire interest in the
mine. building. etc, 10 j. A. Auhbell of the North
west Far Company, Gen. Sol. Meredith, Surveyor
General OF Montana. and PInney X rrumbull, bank
ers Of Helena. for the sum OF $3.50 600
Al tiallatia, on the night of Sept. 18th. party
OF four men came 10 the house of J. D. Davidson
and murdered and robbed him. Davidson was pre-
pairing leave for the States intending TO start in
a day or two, and had 50 600 or 50 5 COO The Gal
a1in Lodge. No. : (Masoniel ofer reward OF ST.
Geo tor the apprehension aad delivery of the mar-
deIers
\ general summing up Of the Montana election
Of lS67 gives Cayanaugh majority of l.Sl0-s
falling off Of IS from the majority Of Mclean
in 1855. Both houses Of the Legislature will De
composed entirely OF Democrats.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

PERRY DAVIS VEGETABLE PAIN Kr1LER-Derives
much of its popularity from the simplicity attending its
use which gives peculiar value in family. The
various diseases which may be reached by it, and in
their incipient stages eradicated among those
which peculiarly fatal il suffered to but the cur
ative magic of this preparation disars them of
their In all respects flhs the condition
a popular medicine.
The Biblical Recorder" in speaking of the Pain
Killer. says:
I'VE believe the public generally have great conf
dence in this medicine. The numerous testimonials
in its favor from well known clergyman and mission
aries well calculated TO convince any but the
skeptical II there be any Of readers who still
doubt oushing the magic powers of PERRY DAVIS PAIN
KILLER TO re eleve pain advise them buy one bot
tie. and give it a trial We never knew it TO fail
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

PERsoNAL.-Hon. j. D. Goodwin, of Plumas, and
II. l.. Gear, Esq, of the Piumas National, gave US
a call during the present week. Mr.. Gear was on
his way to san Francisco, and Mr.. Goodwin to Ma
rysvie. to meet Mr.. johnson. Congressman elect
from this District, who takes his departure on the
out going steamer for the scene of his Congres-
sional labors. May Mr.. Johnson succeed convinc
ing Congress that the proper route for National
RaiNad To enter California, is that of the Feather
uyer. The Central Company have rooted over
some ten miles of their track in order To keep il in
ont of the cold, and cut If the SHOWS; but it will,
probably come tumbling down. like a Clubhouse
built by ch ID, before spring. This Congressional
District is going have railroad up Feather riy-
er and if Congress cannot be made to see it. they
had better adjourn before they eXasperate the Pres
ident. The Butte and Plumas boys see it and so
does Mr.. johnson.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12
school Exhibition and Ball.

The Pupils Of Oregon District School, under the
charge of Miss S. NJ Wells. viii give public Ex-
hibition al Franklin Hall. on Thursday evening,
the 18th inst 10 consist of Tablealx. Songs, Dia-
logues, and general oratory. At our last Exhibi-
ton, the public the unsuccessful attempt ofthe
Widow Bedost to entrap into mauimony Mr.. Tim
Crane but We assure them that. at the evening E1
hibtion. they will certainly witness the of
the Widows Establishments upon the susceptible
heart of the Rev. Elder Snifies We will also show
" The Beauties of the Law" as set forth by Dan
iels vs.. Dishcloth. the Rival Speakers, and ma
ny other amusing pieces
The evenings entertainment will coucluie with
Ball and Supper-the proceeds 70: the benefit
of the Oregon District School fund. S.
Oregon City, Oct. 10th. 1867.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12
SELLING OUT BELOW COST!
80 H L NJ b L G:
gVNHE Undersigned being desirous of

YNHE Undersigned being desirous of
quitting the business viii sell his entire stock Of
Goods. consisting Of Cigars smoking and Chewing To
bacco, Of al kinds Pipes OF al descriptions, Stationary,
Matches. Snuff. Playing Cards, etc. Also hne
assortment OF Pocket CUTLERY, Razors, etc Also, al
the Store Fixtures consisting Of Show Cases. Counters.
Shelves etc
Al the above articles viii be sold below cost,
determined 10 close cut and cllit the business
Call and examine my stock Of goods before p1rch2e
nS elsewhere. JOSEPH A. ROTHSCHuDS.
orcville August lpth 1877 Il
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12
NOTICE.

wv H. IRWIN RESPECTFULLY IN.
w forms his old and tried customers that he has
bought the harness and saddle-y business Atey owned
by z Marchea. and has removed his stock Of goods to
the place opposite his former place Of business
door Wells, Fargo Cos Express Ofce, where
he intends crry the business in extensive
manner than heretofore The public informed that
intend to sell goods 1t Sacramento and Marysvie pri
ces and al these wishing anything in my line. VIII do
well 70 give me can. ". r. IRWIN,
rec Ash ise< H>ctscmer< street. orerins
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

"WEsTwARp the star of empire takes its way"
is a well known quotation and Bromberger 4 Co.,
on Mont gumery street ate well known as the most
liberal dealers in dry sods in Orovie. Give them
4 call and you viii be honestly dealt with.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

FrsE-on Saturday evening last, Mr. W. P
Leonard, brought into town two very fine pieces Of
timber, cut at his mill near Dogtown They are
each sixty feet six inches in length, i've inches IN
width on one side and about nine inches on the
other. They are beautiful and clear pieces, and
are intended for the gunwales Of a new ferry boat
for Mr. Perkins.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

AT woKK-We met Sparks in town the other
dav from whom We learned that the quartz nj al
Granite Basin erected by Mr. Halsead and himself,
ia now in running order, and the machinery Works
well. The building IS not yet completed oa' VIII
be enclosed before the setting in OF winter Inls
mill will test the various ledges OF that locality
and it is believed. VIII open rich and extensive
mining district.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

ExPRESs.-It is rumored. says the Sage Brush.
of the 5th, that Mr.. A. j. Wood is about starting
an express OF his own from 0rovile via. Taylor
vile 10 Susanville. Mr.. Wood has the confidence
If the people here, both a, otasenin aad Ex
pre~Sman. Al, visa you much success
SAme here.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

fsRo1I OF EovoR.-The following Is the Toii OF
boor Of the Cherokee School for the month OF
september. viz: Misses Susie McDanel. HATTIE
Farrens. Laura Cushman Ida Miller, JAMIE horgaa'
Allie Patterson, Katie AcDanel; and Masters a
". Glover. W. j. Morgan. E. H. Channell.
The weekly Butte record., 1867-10-12

MARRIAGE AND CEIIsACY.-An Essay of Warning and
instruction for Young en-aso. diseases and abuses
which PROSTATE the vital powers. with Of re-
hef-sens free Of charge sealed er-e- envelopes Ad
dress Dr. J. skilin Houghton, Howard Association,
Philadelphia. Pa