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Butte record., 1853-11-12

The BEcKwITH RoUrE.-The superiority
of this route over all others, is becoming more
apparent every season Commencing FIVE
miles from the Sink of the Humboldt, leaving
the Hangtown route on the left, and the Law
son and Mobiles route to the right or north, it
passes through delightful country, well wa
tered and timbered, with the greatest abund-
ance of grass, until it terminates at this place.
on Feather river. No hills or elevations are
to be met with until the road strikes the
American Valley, seventy five miles from here
number of hands are employed in improv-
ing the worst part of it, and it is reckoned
that by the ensuing season the entire route
can be passed over without the least difficulty
or inconvenience. Already there has crossed
the river at BidwelIs, u 600 head of cattle
700 sheep, 500 horses and mules, 1900 emf
grants, with 200 families, who design to locate
in the Sacramento valley We have conversed
with number of persons who have travelled
over the various routes, and they all concur
in giving this the preference
Butte record., 1853-11-12

JOB PRINTING. We are prepared to exc
cute all kinds Of job work with promptness aud
in a workmanlike manner, having supplied our
selves with a full and complete set Of material
and at prices as low as can be done at other
Butte record., 1853-11-12

~ Several advertisements, sent us from
San Francisco, have hccn deferred until our
Butte record., 1853-11-12

FEMALE AcADEMY.-We understand that
Miss LORD, formerly principal of the female
seminary at Benicia, is desirous of establish
ing a school in our village for misses and chill
dren. The encomiums heretofore bestowed
upon her as a most worthy lady and excellent
preceptress, is satisfactory guarantee that
she is well qualified for the delicate response
bilities she proposes to assume. Our citizens
should bestir themselves to secure the services
of this lady, as we understand she will not
tarry long with US, unless speedy action is had
in the matter
Butte record., 1853-11-12
TCommunicated I

To MY FRIENDs.-The impression has
been generally circulated, both by publ
cation in the various newspapers of the
state and by individuals; that the under
signed was to be connected with tlt
Butte Record, as its responsible edit4;
circumstances, however, engenderinga
difference of opinion relative to the prof.
er course to pursue In advocating IL
great principles of the Democratic party
in the Record office, induces me to withs
drw from all connection with the estab4
lishment, from and after this date.
noyl0 I'll. A. DE COURCE& !
FRoM EUROPE intelligence re
Gently brought to NeW@Yatk by -thd
Canada is nothing more definite as to thy
actual state of affairs between Turket
and Russia than that which has already
reached us. Matters still bore threat
ening appearance, but there was nothing
at all more decisive about them.
The combined fleets of England and
France had, indeed, passed the Darda
nelles, and, proceeding up the Straits,
anchored off Consta ntinople ; and this
would, under ordinary circumstances, be
a pregnant sign of impending hostililies.
But this appearance is to degree re-
moved by the assertion of the necessity
of having efficient protection at hand
against the fury of the Musselmen wal
party, being the cause of the advance of
the squadron. And this may be so but
If it is, fefteiteas circumstances have
given the allies of Turkey must fortu
nate opportunity of placing themselves
in position Of coordinate advantage
with that which Russia has assumed to
her disadvantage in the principalities,
without necessarily implying any thing
hostile to Russia by the movement. T
is not disguised, however that serious ~
prehensions are felt that final settls
ment of the difficulties will prove m
ter not of easy accomplishment.
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NEw ENGLISH BOOKS.-FOSTER'

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Amuscments.

GRAND TEMPERANCE CELEBRATION.
W l., sNoW SOCIAL uS INr No i Will SkL rs
BEATE their SExsSEhb 1NS Ms,sb s 90 ts
GRAND MoEA MgsIsA6 sSd ISaTEt Hh Al;
en-, nareuars see Programme, which can be had Of the
Committre OF Arrangements Members Of Grand Council
and Order viii appear in fun Rssaha judge JANIS TAI
MADGE viii preside, assisted oy tIe '''''""As "'
Hoa JANE. hsTsss Rev ssaI sas Dr. TO~n~snd
h'I, csmSssi M Rev Q warrva n NJ Western E'a'
W,ihsm Ps,,oa d. Re-, hT BALDWIN, hsy M a hSsss''
N, N II nall &. {. Lessh, Rev Dr fsucn b.,
ss' n r. FSs,er. prysnR lseeburs, Rev N ssDOHAd'
SSSlM ecu,a HOW. Ss, SS,ss Ii Rev John Msr.A
Mama Issed, Rev W W. such ans Rev w Bdwel
Rev Dr. cScsver, Rsy. L u. pareArd, d. sosA~S''A
Ho.k ahS Sess' JMasR Edwsrd FslCoser
Rev 4 l. Nascoa
sHELDoN's celebrated BRASS BAND are engaged for
The fDowing eloquent speaker win address the meet,
ING; Dr.. RoRf, T. HALLOCk, Rev. ) A. COREY, and
The " Wonderful INFANT DRUMMER, wv. II. Msrh,)
only years of age, accompanied BY h' sthsT' Jos T.
Prof w II OAKLEY, The celebrated Vocalist, win favor
The audience with seysTs Of his eeas eS es.ps ans see
A OUARTET u.aSies and Genilemeal have kindly
volun;es,ed theI services Tor this occasion ~
SIN, NJ ~ sSSms E OF fs9ss's ~ among 0'A''
Mr.. MARsLAND, the much admired Temperance anser
ite, VIII take part in this celebration.
purins the evening. Rev Mr. COREY will in behalf Of
the Ladies, present to Hon. Z. l.. SNOW rESCt-
NoNlAL Of kind never before presented TO person,
his bold advocacy OF the OF Temperance while
Member OF Assembly last Session.
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SARAH 2. PARKS, No. "a Sortolkst,
Committee.
NB-The Clergy and Pres Of New. York and vicinity
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sAM'L y. BLoDeEr, see'y.
~ sou,b WiIiinmsburgh.-

~ South WiIiinmsburghs-The Second Regular
Meeting OF the South Wamsburgh Village Association
win be held WEDNESDAY EVENING, March % at
~ O'clock - -. ,.t- ,, L. 40
enable IL emhtrp by combining their means 70 purchase
pio land 20 be divided building lots IN such maui
neI as TO themselves tn. large amount OF profits
usually realized by spectators The property selected by
this situated the Wiams5urgh and Cy
pyos hin Plank Road the junction of CooPerav aud
within 100 wards of MyIe-ay, which Is 70 be opened I'M
mediately Its advantages Of position and beauty OF ocs
tion are une0ualed line OF stages communicates win
he Ferry every fifteen minutes Also, the MyrtIe-Av.
bpe TO Fulton Ferry will be extended through M
bou,, on the property not worth less than one oil
which each member will have an opportunity OF oot4as'
'rbs cost 10 each member for Lot will be SO WHICH IN.
lndss surveying grading &c. Terms Of admission, - at
the time OF Joining and 81 5Oper week from the date OF
The organization All such desire TO escape the ever IN
burden of taxation and high rent invited to
Attend he meeting share the benefit Of this Association
' DR. L. II KIMLARk, President
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GEORGE II. BELL, No. l5o Nasssn-st.,
VI Genera Dealer N Foreign and Domestic 5tkf1oso
Nsnnfscrrrer Of Envelopes. and Printer Commercial anf
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FuveopSs 70 match School BOOKS Copy Books az
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zotise
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~ pe,ersxilIe Homestead Association.-A

snnber az nersons of small finding impossible TO
pay the exoIbiant being asked Tor apartments
and houses in this city and believing such increase OF en
Mi Continue for wears come, thereby compelling then
70 side IN sma attic rooms damp Easements in some
low place in this city endaneerng the lives OF
ara hmiiies have scared tract OF land on the New
Haven Railroad in the town Of New Rochelle which they
intend 20 lay out into village plots. , -,
The land secured contains many OF tne mos eeaue'
huidps In the The OF the most roman
tic chaacter-hill and dae-whch must naturally insure
the health and pleasure to those VINO settle mere h
Inop thi. prc perry several Houses Barns Ac when
A tey consdsr the man in associations established
for line benefit workngmen should not have prepon.
S,n influence over the benefits be derived from any
ns which may be the property, they have
shall be offered for sale but that each mem
Der shall have equal chance 10 draw one OF the houses
without any extra charge whatever ~,
Due notice will be given Of the time aud plsse OF the
A POTTER, President No. Hanover-s'
VIII HoYT sec'y., No $50 sthsv.
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NEW ST. CHARLES THEATER- Bowery,
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NIRCUS-NEW.YORK AMPHITHEA.

OTER No. 81 Bowery TUESDAY EVENING, March
q Last performance Of the French Equestrian Troupe
Madame TOURNIAIRF in her great Manage Act. Nile
JOSEPHINE in beautiful scene Of Horsemanship Mile
LOUISE without saddle bride. The Rivers Family IN
all their Classic Poses BILLY BUTTON, in which M
w. DERR, will make bis appssrsnce On T THURSDAY
EVENING. Benefit of Mr. CHAS. RIVERS On FRI
DAY Madame TOURSIAIRES Benefit
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A REsPEcrABLE CoLoRED WOMAN wants 10
~ a., .tuaton to wait on family san Francisco.
Applya No u Readcst in the rear building, mp stairs
Co nurse in sickness.
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a YouSG GIN wants a situation to do house
n wofk. Ia GOOD Washer and Ironsr. Hes yosoa city
reference Can be No iS 2day, bseh basement,
between e6th and 27ths ats