Oroville daily Butte record. [volume], August 28, 1856, Image 2

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(Drouille Duilij ®itte jßcrarb,
mu! n. ciuituii Kd 1 lor.
OKOVII.I.E, Till KSDAY, Alii ST 28, ISM.
'mom DKTioiKiTic \onivmois.
FOR PRESIDENT.
JAMKS lire'll AN AN,
Ok’ PKNNBVL.VANIA,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
joiin €. hhkckimuix;k,
OF KKNTIJCKV.
■■■■■!■ I
Regular Drmorratic County toniliiiitions.
»h»r mkmmkrs or akmkmhi.y.
JAMES S JiONG,
H. J. MORRISON.
fl.’OR AMMKKIOR,
JOHN 11. LILLARD.
fOK fU BMC ADMINISTRATOR,
A. C. MORSE.
—— -*•»■
iOR IOHONICIt,
DR. J. J). BROWN. ■
IHCMCMUATIC STATE CO\VKVHO\
* At a moelimr of the California Democralic Stale
Cnntral ConiniilUie, hold In the city of Sacramento,
on the lilth tiny of .Inly Will, It win renoUetl tlml n
Democratic Slat* Convent win tin called. to meet In
lint city of Sacramento, on TIIRf*|IAY, tint !»lli tiny of
Ho|»lemhe» nnrt, lar the aurpoaeof nontinaHmf two
members ofCoiutreas, n Clerk of I In- Supremo Court,
n Supertnlwiiletit of Public Instruction, a State Prison
Director, ami four Presidential F. lectors
Tho Slate tTuilrnl I’oiiiii illoH suifi<esl that Hnliir
lay , tin- 23d tiny of Aiitrust, he the day sHected hy
Ilia (liltnrtTil counties for Hit) election of Detegnles to
ml Democratic Slate Convention.
The followlmt la the apportionment of represents*
nn;
Alameda " San Ilnimarlino 3
Amador, JoHanta Durham .'I
Util to e.San Louis Ohmpo .... 2
Coins! .■iisiinta Cm/. II
Calaveras Jo San Francisco ... ,JW
Colilrn Costa rtfSliiiiinlitUM H
KfHnnil* 2kSacramento If
lliimlioltll 2 Solano 2
Klamath 3, Siskiyou H
ho* Auufloa
Moul irey -
Mariposa • .
Vann - - •
Merced .. .
Napa ..
C Shasta » •• • S
« - ‘-’(Sutler .
- » (liSoiiotnaiiiul Meu.’/eino . 7
• 4 Siorra 12
1 Simla (Hum - . li
~ 2|San .hmipiin - 7
Nova.in H I'noltmiiie 13
I’lsmas f> Trinity 4
Placer IT Tulare 2
San /ile«o 2 V4>lt> 4
Yu'm 13
nyord.tr: 11. V. WASHINGTON, Chair’ll.
11. F. Powell, Secretary.
AT Democratic pa|wrs throughout the Stale please
«opy
Oroville lliirliaiiaii C lub.
Tim rrgulur rouellug* of this Club nro held on
Tlxiniday Kwuiug of each wevk'Ht llm United Suite*.
Dt 1) II AKUIS, Hoc. Sec'y.
Thanks. —To 11. 15. Gurnlitim, Esq., fur
Marysville Inquirer, and Him Francisco
Hun, Herald and True Californian.
To the obliging Watson for Marysville ex
press, and Haorumcnto and Hun Francisco
papers.
Ktvr.n Claims. —Tho Arab claim, situa
ted just below White Uock, have succeeded
in drying their claim, and on Tuesday work
ed one 7'vm half the day. The result was
forly-eight ounce* of as Sue dust, aa ever
camo from Feather River.
Tho Junction mining claims situated at
the Junction of tho north and middle forks,
Unvo also succeeded in getting in, and real
ized forty-eight dollars from the first pan of
dirt.
There are other claims Just ready to com
mence mining operations, with every indi
cations of abundant success.
A Cajlikobma Oho an. —A Mr. John May
er of Marysville, is at present engaged in
the construction of au organ. It will be
completed iu lime lot exhibition in the State
Fair, at Han Jose iu October next.
Imposinu uco.n Ciu.\ami..n —From the
Kcho du Parititjue, »c learn that on Sat
urday some villain succeeded iu selling
about forty tickets purporting to bo good
for passage to China iu a vessel up for that
port TUc duped Chinamen went on board
ll<c vessel with their baggage, and, as nvjy
be presumed, were much surprised to find
that the person who represented himself us
agent of the vessel was unknown to the cap
tain.
Kit Cakkin m. John C. Fricmont.— The
San Joaquin lit publican says, one of the
arguments used by the lllack Republicans
in favor of Fremont is, that he crossed the
Kooky Mountains these times, and on one
occasion, to avoid starvation, eat horse flesh.
If these arc sufficient reasons why a tutu
should be elevated to the Presidency, Kit
Carson is far ahead of Fremont, and should
have received a nomination at the hands of
the ('unionists. Kit has crossed the Ilocky
Mountains twiaty-tfaree times, has nearly
starved to death six times, and once lijred.
Cor five weeks on mule Aceh..
Klliiiiorr'a thantei.
It is Amusing to witness efforts of the'Fill
more men, to convince outsiders, that their
Clubs have nothing to Jo with Know Noth
ingism. They take particular pains to in
form outsiders of this, in order that they
need not be accused of upholding the pro
scriptive doctrines of that party, and as cor
roberative of this position, they point boast
ingly to the fact, (hat they have in their
Clubs, the Celt, the British, aVid the (Jer
man, and, for aught we hnuw, they may
have Chinamen.
It is well known, that many foreigners
were members of the Know Nothing organi
zation last year, and tire twerc fact that there
arc foreigners in thtfiv 'Clubs, does not free
them from the charge of Know Nothingism.
Mr. Fillmore v>ns nominated by the Know
Nothing party, it i> generally understood,
and asserted, by those who ought to know,
that Mr. Fillmore, is himself a third degree
member of the K. N. order, and that ho is
running expressly upon the proscriptive and
ultra doctrines of that decaying party.—
Should he he elected, it would he claimed
as a Know Nothing triumph, the spoils will
be shared by those who have traveled over
the country, establishing Know Nothing
institutions, and the foreigner, who has ai i
ed in his elevation, will then find that he
has been the dupe of a party, whose very ex
istence was conceived in proscription ; whose
success was achieved by misrepresentation,
aud (hat be bus been contributing to the
success of a party, whose avowed doctrine,
is to deprive him of the privileges hereto
fore extended to the oppressed of all nations.
If there are foreigners in the ranks of the
Fillmore men, we would ask them to turn to
the platform of the convention which nomi
nated him, and whose candidate L* is, and
they will Had there a plank proscribing for
eigners from exercising the privileges guar
anteed to him by the laws of the country,
and upheld by the Democracy. If they then
determine to vote against themselves, let
them believe the sophistry put forth by the
Know Nothing Fillmore-men.
'The Fillmore men-.are making a desperate
struggle. Some arc sanguine enough to be
lieve that they cau elect him by the people;
but by far the larger number think, they
can throw the election into the Ho me ot
Representatives, aud that Fillmore will then
he elected. Those who believe that the pres
ent House of Representatives would elect Mr.
Fillmore, should consult the chances, before
concluding to hazard tine result In the
election of a President, by.the House of Rep
resentatives, each state has one vote, given
by a majority of the delegation of that state
The election would have to ho determined
by the prest 11. of R., the political complex
ion of which, is as follows:
roll FREMONT.
Mm «p, New Vorh,
New Hampshire, New Jersey,
Vermont, Pennsylvania,
Massachusetts, Ohio,
Rhode Island, Indiana,
Connecticut, Michigan*
Wisconsin.
roil FILLMOUK.
Delaware, Maryland,.
Kentucky,
TIED.
Tennessee — 5-Democrats and 5 Americans,
Texas —I Democrat and 1 American,
lowa —1 Democrat and 1 Republican.
TIKI) AT FRtSENT.
The delegations of the following named
States are also lied, hut there is a vacancy
in hot hi to be tilted this fall. They are;
Missouri —3 Democrats and <5 Americans,
Illinois— Democrats and Uepublicaus equal.
Foil BUCHANAN.
Alabama, Arkansas,
Florida, Georgia,
Mississippi, North Carolina,
California, Louisiana,..
South Carolina, Virginia..
From the above it will be seen that there
arc ten slates, the vote of which will be cast
for Mr Buchanan; three slates that will
cast their votes for Mr. Fillmore;, thirteen
for Fremont; three tied, and two the char
acter ot whose votes will be determined at
the next election.
It is not. possible by any combination of
circumstances, tor Mr. Fillmore to receive
over lour votes lit the present house of Rep
resentatives, aud it is altogether improba
ble, that the ten .-wittes voting for Mr. Bu
chanan, could go over and vote l«>r Fillmore.
The weaker party would have to jyiu the
stronger, or the election Would go by, de
fault in the House, and be transferred to
the Senate, in.which body there is a large
Democratic majority
Those wb<> ate apposed to the election ol
Fremont, should remember, that they are
giving him alt the chances, by throwing tbe
election into the House. Fremont now has
thirteen votes in that body—and there are
vacancies to be Ibled this fall, which tm»y
give him titteen vote*. Sixteen votes only,
are uetded to elect a President by the House.
We ask the Fd more merv, who bel esc that
the election of Fremont would bo detrimen
tal to tbe best interests of tbe Union, to ex
amine tbe question candid ly.uud then say
it (hey are willing to persist in a course
which could do Fillmore no good, and may
result in the election pf Fremont ?
lU.rrßucApm — When the Republicans • f
• OroTiUe organized their Club, they resolve^
| to publish their proceedings in the Butt*
■ Record, and fur that reason we made no re
| port of their wool-gathering efurts—prefer
ring that they should report their own pro
ceedings ; and then we would take the liberty
to comment ns we thougftrproper. Believing
that they have the worst cause of any po
litical party that ever attempted organiza
tion, we were dcsirojj- that they should
! make a fair start, a.id then we would speak
of them as we thought their professions and
| positions deserve. Why don t they hand
jin their proceedings? We do not desire to
I publish them after they are a week old, and
after they have njipeared in their organ
i It would be too lag a bore upon our renders
Wc desire suofa matter while it will pass for
I news, otheissise its publication wii; he de
clined, except os-advertisements.
Go is Bald llkad An accumulation of
| Baldhcadjj such us was never seen in these
! parts Iwfore, was exhibited at a dinner given
! at Frank’s Restaurant dreen«,
' Ripleys, Cadys, Legates and others, who had
i been so unfortunate us to shed their hur on
i the top of the head, trhar the har ought to
vegitate, were congregated together, to eat.
1 laugh and grow fat.
It was understood-that all things and eve
ry body were- to ba ruled out except the
pecl-houds. When they were well seated
round the festive board, their beads tkoue
like a pewter dollar.
A largo deputation from our (ttty Drug
Stores waited upon them, with an »-yc single
to improvement of their personal appear
ance, and tendered thorn each iv bottle of
Jones's Coral Hair Restorative. The com
pany with one voks>cryed ‘‘put tlieai out.”
U. States Branch Mist,— From a Cir
cular received last night by McWilliams &
Tyrneson, Bunkers, wc learn that tha Mint,
at San Francisco, has been obliged to sus
pend its operations, in eonscqpeuee of the
scarcity of chemicals wherewith to work.
Nvw Drum bruit k. — Our enterprising
young, friends, Uundull & MclXermot, have
removed to tbcir new fire proof brick Store
on Montgomery street, and have opened out
with an entire new stock of l)tugs and Medi
cines, Camphene and Oil. together with a
general and beautiful assortment of toilet
perfumery, and a variety of good* too no
merous to name. Theirs is one of the must
elegant aiul complete Stores ot the kind that
has evor been built in the mines, and is in
ornament to Orovilfo. See their advcrtiac
ment.
~*r
—Our energetic townsman,
Jacot Morris, Esq., the proprietor of the
Theatre, -, s putting this Temple of the Mttses
in complete repair, preparatory to its being
opened i»y Mr. Edwin Booth and company,
when this community may expect amuse
ments of a much higher order than has been
offered thorn since Oroville has boeu a town.
*o*
The air ica-L.Com ean v —We are told that
a travelling Show Company passed through
our Town yesterday, composed, of the cele
brated D. V. Gates, Madame Cranice—a
Danseuse---a lit tie Boy, and a little Poodle
Dug. They concluded not to stop and play
an engagement to crowded and delighted
houses.
District Corin' —This body i 3 now in
session at Bid well, Judge Uaingerfe.hl pre
siding, and thither have wandered the legal
fraternity of,the county. The Court will
j probably remain in session for twi wccl^t.
<•» — -
V'ik<;tjh!a Pi. at. —J S. D , writing from
this place, says they will give Buchanan a
majority of from 300 to 500 votes. John
knows what lie is talking about, when speak
ing of the gallant Democracy of Virginia
Flat.
Centhau.Uosk. —We were favored yes
terday with a . polite invitation to attend a
party at the Central •loose to-night. This
house is kept by our old friend John Lowry,
formerly of the Orleans
ville.
John Lowry is universally popular, always
gets up tine Cotillion Parties, and has a
faculty of sending his patrons away perfect
ly satisfied.
Auction Sax.k or Householo Flrni
rum;,—J. W, Dunp, the popular auctioneer,
will offer tot sale this morning, at !<• o’clock,
ut the residence of A.C. Morse, a lot of
splendid. Household Furniture, consisting of
Bedsteads, Tiihies, Chairs, Sofas, Mirrors,
.Stands, ko. io. House kkeepers ia want of
any tiling in. the lurihlure line, will dy well
to visit the rale.
JtiS'John Da via ‘uui Dig George btjvc
taken the contract of washing the UuchMSß
claim i u Virginia Flat
This chum was formerly owned by Major
Swifier and Mr. Lathrop, and is one of lh/“
richest,claims on, the Flat.
t*' The weather for the past few days,
ha< been delightfully cool, for the season of
the year. It is quite probable that we may
leave no more hot weather this season. The
mornings and evenings are glorious lor pol
iticians.
Tkiiama County.— The Democracy of
this new county, held n meeting on the 17th
inst , at which Col. K. C. I’mker presided, to
ratify the nomination of Ilu.nian.in an»f
llreckcnridge. Tiie meeting was addressed
by Judge Harrison, Mi. Lewis, and others.
Among the resolutions adopted in support
of the Cincinnati nominations was the fol
lowing:
Ht.solrnf, That we hail with delight the
nomination of .lames lluchanan as onr ran
didate for the Presidency: the devoted frit nd
and supporter of Andrew Jaeilso a; tlie proud
representative ol the American people at
the Court of St. James, and the exponent of
the great principles of Stales’ rights and
self-government.
| Joseph McWilliams, Esq , the gentleman
ly agent of Wells, Fargo \ Co , handed ns
an enormous roll of the very latest papers
from Sun Francisco anil Sacramento.—
Thank you.
llka\ y.—The California Stage Company’s
Couch, came in last evening with a Coach
lull of passengers, nod tom teen on the out*
aid a.
The sprinkling of the lloyal Tad polo rs,
in consequence of its extreme length—not
because it is uninteresting—laid over for a
day or two. Coiitril ufers will - please bear
in mind, tl.nt our space is but small, and
that rommuniciUiou* must necessarily la
sts short as possible.
Thk Cai.ikoknia Ncimmi —It is said
that there are several varieties of the above
growth, and that one is of it superior quality
for the table. This we learn Iroiu thu f.ol
ca no Lttlgrr.
1 lai ui ami Mmm It )ou wi-»!i n fine arcade,
nt a fair price, go the Orotille lima Htoa , on 'Hwai
ginnery street, near llie Orleans Holt 1. ungiii!
»
ril.LTlOmi I XIOX (’LI It.
The RegnturiMeelings of the I-Tllmore (Tiltui
<lul> will he lift'd oo every Tuesday and Friday
evenings, at the CLL’U ROOM, in the (X. ft. Hotel,
an utl K. C. AVKKft, Secular).
FURNITURE AT AUCTK )X
J.. \V. 1)1 XX, Auctioneer..
A handsome lot of
.NEW, AND ELEGANT FUItNITCUE,
W ill lie Sold ill Auction,
ONTIICRSDAV MHRNISIt;, AT lOOVbtlt'K A M
At rwiduncuof\A. MOUHK.
nnu27 J W. DI’NN, Auelionoer
tjik s()Vi:iu:mlx i*koi*lk!;
of all parties
A HR lIKKRIIY t'AIITUINKH NOT TO FORtJF.T
A in the heat ol' politics. that the I lit CO ft Til It K ol
RANDALL & McDERKOTT
Has been turnover! to the new t ire I’ronl llriek Build
ina. mi Moi*lt;nnu-ry street, first l ouse above Hun
loon's where will he found the laraesl, cheanest, and
best stock of
Drugs, llvilicines, (aiii|Mivne,
Oils, Ac., At'.,
In Noithem California KK.MI'.MIIKR TIIK IM.ACR.
and bn sure in cull before pnrclia.-ma elsewhere.
Orovllle. Ananst '.‘7, ISatt anir.’i'-lf
PHOENIX SALOON!
I'NIltK W AIIUSM * s’s ClllAK . J nillK. MoNTUOM AMCV
smi:r, Hjtovo J.i .
f|THF. ftntlSH RIIIKRf* lIA VI - ’. lIKt’OMF. Sole Pro
■ prletorsot this Saloon,am! uo determinad not to
he onlilone in liirnishiiia a place of resort worthy the
patronage of the Orovllle public. The heat of
WINKS, LigUOKS AND CI'JAKS
Will he found wail limes, to vTlidi rtiry invite their
.Ait lids lo partake. IPIRIIM I*. v \VAI.bKR-
Uroville, Ananst 151. IBSW. unglSl-tl
SHERIFF S SALE
Hv vurixi; of an ixf.ci tio?» wsukd
oiil ol tin' Vinlb IndU-nti UlMrk'! Foorl. in and
lor the (.'iMinly of Unite, Stale ol (mdoroin, bearlnif
fluid He - .liilijfluy i>l Angii-d, A 1). ISSti, anil in mu
directed mnl dclivend, coininmidii'K mu to niaku
\liu kihii ol Hir e hundred mnl Lilly dollar* pnnclpu 1 ,
mnl lor 1 unreal from Urn -3d iluy ol June ,\. |i. Irijli,
on ilii* lliruu liiiudrufl dollura principal. nt tin- rati* ol
■ tin * | .it out. per mulilli uolil |mn i, unit lor con in or
am; ttxial in the Mini of tun Old) dollura, unit 111-
crnina co-la. out ol Ibo property hirvinuler ill >
mtllm iI, to salirly th« uforeaanl jiulxnieiii, wherein
Join jili. F. rind li in I‘lauuiffund .luffib H Morria in
Ilefondnnt. In v it: Tin- Mi ln■ | it•!11nn I tin ilri , stum
Iril in • >ro> il l-, in llic county mid Slide nloreaald, In
c ted on the conn r of lliintnon unit Hint alree a
IronliiiK lliirij-iiinu (S'.i) fui l on Hunloou ntn i t, mid
eiipity (rid) li m. mi llinl atre l« At.SO— ill Unit
rerunn piece and parrel of land nilinili-d in (, rovillc,
Ojilnr lownohip. finite couidy, nnd Slate of I’ .iifi.r
nif, mn! deacrioed on Unr map ol tliu Town of Oro
\il If ii a ifillowa ; l.ola nnboier one, ill two, (2)
three, (i<i lour, (4) live, <s> und aix, 'hi Vn Block Itnr
ty six. t di,; l.ola number mm, )!> twm, C.*) live (.1)
aix. b, HCMIII, 7. mill Cl|,'lllt s, lit lllock ff/lil, K; l.ola
number one 1, I w it, % llirla 1 , it, lour, 4, Hve, a, aix, *>,
aeven 7, mnl eiirht, 8, in lllorlt on In be* ten. Ill; l.ola
nniniMTone. I, two, 2, three. 3, four. 4, Aw, ft, aix rt,
aeven, 7. mnl eliflit, s. in Block number eleven. II ;.
lad* one. 1,1 wo, Ibrei*, It lour, 4, Hve, ft, aix. it,
aeTiTi. 7 nnd e Rht 8 in 1110 k nncnhi r twelve-12,laila
iiiimber one I. two, 2, lime, 3, four, 4 Hve. ft, aix, U,
aeven. 7. and eight, 8, In Itlock number twenlv. 20;
l.ola number one, 1. two, 2. three, 3. four. 4 litre, 5,
ai\.f» ae*no, and eight, Hin lllock number twenty*
one, 21 » Uita number one. 1 two 2, three, 3, fi ur. 4,
live. .'l, aix. aeven, 7. and einlil, 8, in Block nniuber
twenty two. l.o|a iimnbi r one, I, two, 2, three, 3.
four, i, baa'. 5. »■«, d, aeven, 7, mnl eight, 8. in Block
Humber Iwentf-vhiee, V 3; all »il which I will expoae
to public mile, .v d>e i)ikie at bolder for caah. nt the
. rleuna Motel, uj ilie 'i'n*n of 1 iruville, on Saturday,
llie Ooth day ol September, A. I). Ifijb, between the
ho ua praacrlbeil ot law,
P. ’ KKK. Sheriff Bulla County,
by M. A McJ.AI/GHUN, Ueputv.
Dated, llua 27 ih day of A. I). UtiO, im^-ld
BANKERS.
Me WILLIAMS vV TYMESOXJ
BANKERS ,
NKW HKIi'K IiriI.IHNC—COKNFU MONTIiuM
KKV AM) MYKIM SIKKKTS.
n. o v i
Xj e .
GOLD DUST BOUGHT
At the Highest Rates.
Choc 1l m nt X* ai- !
UN MAUYBVIM.K. HACRAMF.KTO CITV AK9
HAN I ha.m imh
SIGHT DRAFTS
For Hnln, on nil llm l*riiHst)>Hl Atlantic e - ti#•••.
[ ff IiKIiiSITH received ."i ocin 1 im4 mYriiWn l ,
July H, ISud. jy 1 iMf
C. n mu v,
C. J. I,IIW,
y k. i.ow,
MACY, I.OW J» CO.,
BANKERS,
CO UN Kit oF |*|. \Z \. AM) 111011 HTItICKT,
MARYSVILLE
(J OL L I> Vs T IT IT II AS KI)
AT THE HIGHEST RATES.
on FoKU A III! 1. 1) 111 Till. MINT FOK COIN At; Kr
O7n o o Is. wat X* ar ,
ON OAUKI.-o.N. MoIMJAN. I'TIKTZ, a UAI.HTON,
SAN FRANCISCO
We nro |.ri'|uiri‘il to ilrnw HIOIIT I\< 11A NT •F. on*
MI.hHKH. 111 AIII.I - MnlttiAN A CO, NKW VOKK,
Alxo on Hu- oilier 11111 iii |in I lUmlerii Cilie.
Marysville, Annual 4, lii.Vi. aut-lf
IVIARYS VILLE
ASSAY omen ! !
lIAKUIS, MAUCIIAM) tV CO.,
K «trri'l | iirni' (hr winirr nf S«««»»nl »lr*il,
MJU V.SU'ILLE.
A [.<o—l(l7 J HIIKIT, HAOKAM UNTO.
Will l'olltilllll , to curry on tin* ai-lm »s of
>1 ell ini;, Itcliiii n£ N AHNayiai;
(iOJ.I) AA' I) onus
OF KVF.KY DKHOKII’TION.
H o nunriintee tin* correct urn ol our Awtiyu. mi'll
liiiul (iii.im-Ivm to |iuy nny ilitfcrmcim I hut limy nriwr
vuili uny ol 1 In* I' H." Ml NTH. Kelnrun mmlciii front
MX 111 I *»•!**• lllllllK,
IN DARS OR COIN
Hl'Xl IMtKI Ot Ul AMI I Alltvtll AMI VaI.I'KO.
TFKMS Foil AHHYVI.NO ihe Minin an in Hull
Francisco. 11. UAKKIH,
I*. MAKCIIAM),
y. h. F.VKKINUTUN.
jy.’H-mj)
Ni;\v AJ>\ K!t IdSKMKNTS.
MONTE CRISTO
BOWLIKU SALOON!
Olio door above the I!. S. I.ivory Stable, Myersstreet,.
OROVILLE
- --*•»
JOHN SCOTT & CO., Proprietors.
rail! j-: amove iiuwi.inu saloon has hf.EN.
I (Hit in COMPLETE itEPAllt. mill »c respecl
lillly invite Hit* Hoys in and iilimii these digging* who
wild, to j>luy ti ijim l game of TKN PINs, or liikt - a
nice, rm I drill, id Spirit*, to give u* a call at thu
Mo.NTI': CKJSTO. JOHN SCOTT Jc CO.
Oroville, August ‘.’ll, IS.iti. anggti'lf
BEST HAVANA CIGARS
\N I * TOIIACCO—WHOLESALE ANU lILTAIL,
id HtocbV Cigar and Tobacco Emporium, over
llm I'liim-iiix Mdooc. I’ll. WATCHMAN.
VIOLINS AND ACCORDEONS.
ITALIAN Vl'iLIN U I.IITAU SIUIMIs, bridges
and 'Vms, ul TIL WATEIIMAN’H.
CARDS,
m» r UITIM; M VTEHI A LS, PORT MONIES and
▼ ▼ Knives, lit HloclT*.
nJ7 I*ll. VVA fERMAN’t*.
CIANULKd ANU MATCHES, at Uloch'*.
J PH.. WATCHMAN.
For Sale.
f|Nlir. PROPERTY known noli.- AMERICAN
■ THEATRE BUILDING Minuted on i
Monlgoinei) direct, near im- • niien .'tides Hotel, d.’t
feel limit h> Hi*' feel deep. The liiiprnvenielil* are a
triune building, two stories high. Terms I i lie nil
for pnrln'imrs, einp<ca ul A.<V i HICK fc. CO., Uro
ville, or of STEWART A CO.,
uuK'-O-tiw • Marysville.
For Sale !
BN CON'HKQI'KNCf Of ONK ot THE pAKT
n«rs going to the Atlantic Stabs, one-half of llio
MAO No 1,1 A SAl.i M>N will he sold i'lies|i for cash.
No rent to pay lot foilrleen months, Auply to
aug-A>ll J. S. UICKI.V k CO.
3VE IKTEns J
T|AHE BUCHANAN CLAIMS "N VIIt-
I lONIA t LAI wot l»e let mi contract by Iho
foot. Contractors are reipteMed to call on Mr I.all,- •
mp.nl the Pioneer .store, or 11. I*. >weetser, on Uto
Claims ‘r'VLT'.T.'ER I.ATIIKOI’
Orovillis August g.A, 1*1(1. uugatl-'U
MOW I’ANCV GOODS!
W ■ ISS M. I. UK A Kill *it N W'OCLUdAVTO HER ’
.▼ ■ friend* and the public rem-rilly, that by calling
at Ibel* A Ul I'-S 10 II t Ml, (~ Kiev an be 'liOW I) a
benulilllt asSiHVni a of the I ulesl Styles of I,allies'
French Hats, ol mod < opHstle lennly and finish,
A No. a Ini of Choice IVrmmery uml Toilet Articles,
all of which have just been received dins:l from thu
Ini porters auggo-if
BLANK BOOKS.
A FRESH >1 I I’l.V, and llr«i rale assortment of .
- m tall mil IhtlJ Hnviiil link
Jnd receive ex “Young America,”
PASS P.OORH, SHEEP AND /JTUK MEMO
KANDUMH, MONTHLY AM) WEEt-
LV TIM K DOOKfG it ET’EIPT
BOOKS. HUPPING AND
STOREHOUSE, .
AND CASH COPYING PRESS BOOKS,.
School Writing hoc!-*. JIT ~ i‘i. clflankt,.
NOTES DRAFTS BILL** LADING
St c- Ac
Noisy Carrier’s b.ok ami H h hoe ry Co.,
Nos. M and Tai i eng Wharf,
a27m3 and U 7 battery street.