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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-05-04

The opening Of Park place through the Collere
GROUNDS will be another great Improvement in ,he
Third Wsrd. The work of opening was co nmoneei
about month ago. and /; Will be. probably. com.
pleted In the fall, by which time 40 ma, .ee tha,o
classic grounds adorned or desecra'ed with stores.
From the great facilities this Ward offers TO mer
chsnts in The way Of sieanboa's canals railroads
and botes i, s destined soon to become the center Of
the City business.
The great Increase of business IN this section has
drawn heavily upon the First Ward, and there his
been this season an unusus number Of stores to III,
but at prices which would bnse been looked at
short the ago. Many stores Ia William aud other
streets, some distance from the river, were in thu
merk ct few weeks ago az rents considerably below
the figure demanded year since Several Of these
stores are at pretent unieoanred.
The wet .c Of the F,rst Ward has been seriously
Injured for business by the irrupton OF foreigners and
the estsbli,hmer! Of emigrsnt boarding houses. In
time, however, tnese stables Tor human beings mas.
be removed and the lower part OF the Fret Ward on
the west SIDE bus up vim stores for the occupancy
of the mercantile com nuniiy.
II more than probable that this portion Of III,
Fss, Word will remain ia It's present condition for
many years as The motto Of the State, Excelsior"
seems fayorite ore with the merchants, aad they
will be moro likely to 20 stil hgcer up town than to
make re,rograde movement. Sill the proximity Of
deep water and commodioul piers and wharvesrenders
the lower part too valuable 20 be given up to such
novels as now cover whole blocks along Washington
ard Creanx ioh. s.a
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yvAsHlNGTOY 4YD PROFANITY

To a. Editor, If ne v rytSsae
SIR. \ correspondent IN yesterdays TRIBUNE, woo
signs hiuself A V. " snd dates from Cenheglle,
I'D perpeirs;es, decidedly, the bess joke OF the
sess0n.
In very gravely written article entitled, Was
Washington a ProfaDe Eearer r he takes the ia
cetou, SulhOr Of the Spsro ssrass Papers in Pat
nsrD, seriously to t,ss for groes bslng the Father
OF tis c. uptfy Quite sstonlshed az such chsrge
seairsi so popular author, turned to the article
In question ana as fDi-hed IL perusal, could come
to Other 'usion than that the critic must, OF
truth, be 'knoS Nothing
The passage upon Which he bases his serious charge,
occurs in The description of fishing scene that the
author witnessed Youkers, his residence. by the
by Among The fishermen. he says he noticed
u'sn ~hoie,emoed sign portrait Of Gen Wash
o." II gtCn and sh0 "swore pro'uselyi and IN the
course Of the criticize rsiead OF using tue round shout
oesclip'iOn of the maa who resembled, ~, he
shorisIs the matter by calling hin Gen. Washing
" ton
Surely the man who can mistake such description Of
afoush fishermen for libel on the immortal Washing
ton 'aI wno then publishes bis Ignorance mus. have
gracu4itd on very CLOUDY day.
| would Caufi all magazine writer's 90 take heed
in future how they vtnate their fancy for " there's
" chIel euang ye toxin notes, sn faith he prent
"'tm' Yours truly. ?. :. ".
V,tk NJ
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LIQUOR WITHOUT LICENSE.

To ne Eeiior Of ne v Y Trlsass
SIR: On he let OF Msy, 1855, the se,ond section OF
ttepeg Law gee into effect, which pres ,rbss ne v
mode Of granting licenses 70 sell Intoxicating liquors
in New-YoIk, as vel az eseshere; aud the cd mode
j. iE ;eims prohibited, and the new mode substituted
therefor in The following words No license 20 EEL
Liquor, tzcep, az herein provided shall hereafter be
"eisnted." Ibis then !. the mode, and the only
mode according to laT for granting Licenses TO sell
intoxicating iquor ard after the LET Of Nay, 1855
ard is the mode according 10 lar, uatl he Foafsa
OF July mex, IS veil assfserwsrd
The &C: Of n. l4h Of April, 1877, Ehch sPPsaTs to
have been overlooked in The opin Of toe District
Attorney given to the Mayor, provides:
That every p.rscn sho .hall sell By r-tai - M 9fgg
Nu.iOrk cevrf 10 ofsoy sac 10 ne st1 ivy
sDs vic .qfl qaor-, 10 ~ df1os ns ~
her outh,u.e yo EzfdeD Pfems ia Hf 'eing
chsea dog 70 aV .h- 70 fsit az p-J The "a n e ten
oOlar. for ercrv suo ~ % be r-clyrfei sra Isl;
10 tie rsy0r Ac.rmen and 20 IN oatJ
o the lny New Yo. FIR nj o tue poor Of said CiJ u
sry couIf tsvrg cognizsrce thereof
thIk toe icror sellers had better BEWARE.
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law win be Hsbls to prosecution and indIctusnt a.

law. win be liable to prosecution and indictneot 81
Bu, spy person, by complying With section OF ne
rev act and fling the undertaking and ahi'Ei
therein met toned nay cell interesting hqr,r an
sleoto (bet-een May l and July q for mechanics
ebeuicul medicinal purposes, and VINE Tor Sara
mental uses. =.
Tbs ,ec,ion 9rdIife' the generality OF section. -
syo 10 Of r. vsed Statutes 10 favor Of those Eho N
ply With lie quireu ens and exsnpt. t,en 10 70 ,
PENALTIES Of thoss sections; but If the person - .
houor to he drunk or If be sell. si,hout complying
with section Of II act it II not 70 nm per Iii
or ratification for stlling
lfth. vendor having given the undertaking. reqairea
BY eciicn ? violates sDy Of the conditions OF tue 40
dsriskipg be can be proceeded against only unie'
SECTION T. witch imposes tie penalties Tor Vipi'o1
OF this act; but s.cOn D. % not take eisct uLtu
july there seems n b. mode provided for pua-
isting violations OF The sellers II dsrtak occr'riGs
bets..h MAJ ard Jolly 1. Tbs oDis-ion pfo9a1iy
srose from the change OF the day for tie aci u iSe
sf,c, fron Nav 10 Juls But hi. OMISSION WI
rot pot. CT AZ person who sells without q nag toe
ULd-lta.ig and sfiidsyit required by section or
pbo SELF sry oil waf or for any other pgrpose,
sectio so iDsspuch a. every suc psrs N
vii be liable TO tie penste. Of the Revived Statutes
Y6urs respectfully kO"AhD WELL
.....1 ArTft.N
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A MARRIAGE UNDER PROTEST.

We find the folio wing d0eu nent, connected with
the ceremony of the marriage Of LucY SroSE, in The
Boston Iroreiier:
Miss Lucy Store, the young lady who has frequent
ly made Der APPEARANCE upon the Anti Slavery ros-
tuus in this cry, was married on May-DAy, a, .
. farm house auoDg the bills OF Wess Bcookdeld, TO
Henry Blackwell, g lesGsr ia the Western Anti
Slavery mOse ent The marriage ceremony was per.
foIued by Mr L. ". Higginson, OF Worcester, the
pat.s % he nuptiss fora ally protesting against 10
laws Of the Common &ehlth concerning marriage. Mr..
Higgnson communicates the protest 10 The Vorces-
ter SPy, as foilo@s'
The nquy Of COR pissens system OF laws in respect 70
The hub re In We, Win nv hearty e5ossnsses
th fore that the following pote, read and signed
part the ruptsl eeremo aud end to that others
msy be Induced TO 90 likewi'e. 7. ". H."
PROTEST.
While we acknowledge cur mutual Affection By
publicly assuming the sacred relationship of husband
AID VIE ye, in justice TO Ourselves and great pr1n-
cipe We deem It du'y TO declare that this act on
our par, in plies no sanction Of promise Of volun-
IA, obedience to, such o. the prtsent la Fs of mar
isse as refuse to recognize the wife az an ndepend-
en' rationsl being, while they confer upon the hug
band an jUrious ard unnatural superiority investing
him With legal powers which no honorable man would
exercise, and which no man should possess
We protest, especially, against the laws which give
10 the husband
l The custody Of bis wife person
H. TIE exclusive control aud guafdianship Of their
children.
III. The sole ownership Of her personal, and use
OF her real estate, unless previously settled upon her.
placed in the hands of trustees, 10 the case Of
mlnors, luIatics and IDIOTS.
" The absolute right TO the product Of be, in
dWhy
V. Also against laws which give to the widover 90
much larger aud uore permanent An interest in the
properly Of bis deceased wife, ihas they give to the
widow in tha, Of her deceased husband.
VI Finally. against the whole system by which
ibe legal existence OF the wife is suspended during
" marriage, that in most States she neither has
legal part In the choice OF Der residence nor can she
nsse will. nor sue or be ,ued in ner osn name nor
ihheri, property.
We believe that personal independence and equal
human rghs never be forfeited except for crine
that msuiege 'boud be an equal and permanent Art
rersap, enc recognized By lsw; that ur ill il Is so
recognized married partners should provide against
itersdeal irjastce Of present laws by every means
in iher power
We believe that where domestic dfic1lies ssss 20
sppea should be made 70 legal rrbunss exstiog
lass, bat that ell difficulties should be submitted 20
the equitable adjustment Of srbitrators nutu 4, v
Chosen.
Thus reverenci-g law, We enter our earnest protest
sesiDs rules AID customs which are IN worthy OF the
name since they yiola'e justice, the essspce OF all
Law. Sisrecl bLSRT b BLACKWELL,
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which caused vutuous people to shudder, h.s ma.
gone vas, change. No more the souods Of bl..rs.
my and drunken revelry are heard from loo d.s, ;,
prostitution here in times o. yore. bu, costly .,s
Dssr iheeDt structures, occupied By 'Oms q o.,
weahhest merchants, nov grace the street. la a..
tborOughfare, besEeen Duane and Barclay sta ,h.,.
remain At The Preesnt tine about i~eD', old hou,.
and Dsry Of these are in cilapidred cosdlsO,
Even in keade and Duape-sis., Deas Church, sever,
lsrge stores have been erected. aud no< oc,apS
by merchants. The folio sing tabular sta,enen, IN
sord some idea Of the extent Of the change thub..
taken place in this Ward within the limits heresos,,.
reptioItl.
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As 10 treaties with foreign powers have not had
tie opportunity of examining all those now existiog
but 30 far as have discovered. they provide only for
the adm lesion into ports Of entry OF merch tndse
on footing Of equality with other favored nations
and under duties lot exceeding those imposed by Us
On other nations AID on principles OF reciprocal
equality Trey do not secure TO those nations ne sale
and consup ptoH the article domestic m4rk,ts
This is tire case With the Netherlands, Prussia,
Norway snd Sweden, Great Britain, France. Span,
Chill, and NOS! of the South American States. Ia
only one iDsisIce have | been able 10 hnd that q
treaty has gore beyond this, and that was the treaty
with France negotiated by VIM. C. RiSes, and rsti'
fed Feb ., 1899.
By nticle ,even Of that treaty it provided that
"ti wines of Frarce shall h. 6d1ffed 10 consumption
in the States (f tire CLion, q, duties therein fixed.
This article go long A. i vas in force would. it IL
presumed have prevented a Law 70 prohibit tue sale
for consHuFsioH i trtnch WiHes N ne State, even
str II bad passed the haods Of the importers bat
this article OF the treaiy expired by rs own lin,a
ton on The % of Feb is42, II IL not import mt 10
oiscuss is effect. know Of 10 other treaty which
secures 10 tie importer more extensive privilege
than tie scts Of Congress above referred 20.
? The s5ih section OF toe Pr..l fCry Las provides
!ha; no hctnse 10 sell quor flc"pi So herein pro
"vi6td, shall hereafter be eraLtec. This is nov IN
force, aId s simply repeal Of 20 much ct the Revised
Siaipifs as empowers The Board Cf Excise IN soy
town or city 10 grsnt hceIses 20 tsyerntee p-rs and
eTocsIs 10 sell liquor in quantities less th1n fve gzl
Ions At time IL ooee lot repeal the peua les m
poeed by sections Is and To- title chap. 20, part !,
Of Revived Statutes but the person selling / sabj=ct
TO hCse penalties, S.5 for each Cfi.nse uuiesS hs
hes complied with section , Of the new sc, which
section all be IN force from and Sfter May /.
Sections IS and l6of Revised Statutes impose pen
atty for selling without having obi1iueG Hcsn'e;
then cones the new Get section IS OF which taxes
SWAY the power 10 grant cerse thus leaving tho pro-
bibiOn Of sections Is and 10 GbsOa instead If gsI
ned, as they were before. Tnis coIsiruciol Is 10
harmony with tie rule, that only much Of al old
sts;Ute Is repealed by the express words
OF the repeating statute or necessary Im pic Axiom,
require.
The repeal Of power 70 grant licenses stands ia
perfect harmony with the prohibition 20 eel wihOs,
hctrse ard is Consistent with the poc7 Of the
law il axes those sections IS and 10 yr0h5Rory
law from Msy until Jolly. Th0ee sections sil 10, %
lDet nshtent With the prohibitions and pena ties Of
seciiobs sLd of the lax until those sections
sheH 80 into operation. which will not be uni! jay
= ara lection - Of the new lsw which pea's tne
lei al, o. the revised siatuia Goes not iaSe -hsct
ul,h Jny = consequently whoever sells 10 quantities.
l re- tnen I'VE gallons 81 stine between Mas sad
'u'! y "i'Aea' comply ing with section Of the new
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BoUSrY-LASD observation-disclosures OF THE
PENSION OFFICE -3a-in-ss Of tbs Pension-O ifce
u Ger TIE Bounty LAID LsS Uf 81 M.rch, s55, for
O. la.t moDib
Er be- Il Applications received s1d fle5..........eo 30
uoeE q aspc4clt eny-lap.d nutered and - go
fuuoer o. .7Ficsfions inc-le6sed 70 claimants or
AArA ~
nvuter u ,pTcsuon, r. ztsed letter index
hJe nvuter received up 70 last .yesius ID 00o
II oil be I,col- ted that the above is in addition
n The Ordinary busIess Of the flee which prior -
the pssssge Of tbe recent sc', required a force OF
t'vtIiy clerks. four esssns era and tFO laborers.
Al the pre-, time about l25 persors are employed
in this cifce. Notwithstanding the vast amount Of
YORK 20 suddenly ADDED 10 the Pension Bdresu the
Con missioner aid his chief clerk have so organized
seis lane force and systematized the whole bust
ie's, that the most perfect order ia brought out of
The chaotic msss Of applications urder which the
ais have fairly grosned fer the lsst Ell. ht weeks
Every dsy business s regularly posted up and the
.1'ct an cunt Of each clerks daily labor is carefdy
noieci SIC, although the applications for bounty land
have poured il, within the time named, by tens Of
iht ussDds Tot case can pas by lnnoticej. un.sg
Altered AID uIsusTtEec. Warrington Union.
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,..h uranium, for q similar exhibition 81 the hsett
eolorsd one, provided your snrous eorreeponden,,
viii guarantee under good security tns, 80 eqis'
rrnb .hall be brought pto the competition, s. suco
,uirs5l.l psee a. m.y select, 81 -el 20 ST Gu n
time within Elk months a. | may desisnse:
Truly youfs, r. l. pAN''e"-
Esr Ie,s May is'a
-. really ,ta.sus that VI 5rnuns eH'a''n o'
st esnteees" tAsss ard siors sonss iAiser 30 $40
n. coup ts-. decides that coer.d rer'on' have se'
mel in public eoIv.yrses ven .hise ADD Wy nave
they so IN equal compete 1t SA'isaA sao' 500"
Or .,u here be truy ss0n Bay show ron WIZ ~
l.-se . Fart CT The rsion are exc adec l|D
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KESrUcKy-Tic MaysriHe Frprc,s denies the
staten nj that the Hon. X Stanton has annoanc "a
bipself q candidate fer reelection to Consrtss.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14
BUTTE RECORD.
senatorial Convention.

lta Democratic Convention held at Quincy
,-.r;csn Valley. July 18th, 1856, for the
Csc Of nominating candidate for the
# Senator for the Fourteenth Senatorial
-. Mr.. ]. c. Lewis was called to the
ia and T. Z. Ward was chosen to act
81 n. -notio1, the delegates were empowered 10
The entire vote of their respective Coun-
ne r. motion of ]. E n Lewis, John Bidwell
N Rn,,e County, was declared the nominee Of
i' The following resolution was then offered !:
p1,oIred. That the Democracy Of the Four
ii Senatorial District, in Convention as
t-his5 approve and endorse the principles
ss@n''.cia,el in the Democratic platform, set
80 he the Democratic State Convention.
I'll At Sacramento the 9th day Of June last.
~ ,ba; We pledge the united and cordial
-,,-,,rt Of the Democracy of this district to
W m nation. the resolution was adopted.
IN motion Of Jno c. Lewis, that the pro-
,..J;nv. be published in the Marysville Err
.,,,, and Butte Record. Carried.
I'm motion, the Convention adjourned.
JN0. e. LEWIS, Chairman
TE. WARD, Secretary.
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N Office to Contractors

PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED by the
4 undersigned, At the Road OverSeer's Of
fer, in Orc Lewa, till Thursday, the 18th day
of July, 1855, for the opening OF one and-a-
half miles Of PutHc Highway. commencing
at kits House. and running South in the di-
rcciion OF the Pine Grove House.
Each proposal must be accompanied with q
bond containing two or more good and sufii-
cient suretes lor TIE faithful performance Q.
the contract.
Each bond must be submitted to the Boart
Of Supel vlsors III approval.
JOHN D W03DEN.
Road Overseer.
Orc Lcwa, June %, 1870 je30-34tf
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Sun frantista advertisements.
SLUICE FORKS.

HNHE subscribers beg leave to inform the
miners and merchants that they have on
hand, and are continually receiving from the
Factory supply of their Patent Sluice Forks,
wi ich will be found for sale by the following
merchants:
SIN FRANCISCO
DELoNG McNEAL < Co No 63 Battery street;
FITzGERALD < Co, No 1l3 Battery street;
BYRANT & Co., No 6S Battery street
STOCKTON.
SAUNDERS & HIcEMEN, Main street;
GREKNLY & Co., Centre street;
J. WALES, Ell Dorado street.
SACRAMENTO.
ELLIOTT & ZEITLER, No $50 ] street;
HOOKER < Co., No Il ] street;
SroDDARD & PRENTICE. 1872 J street.
.M7RYSTTLLE.
TREADwEL1. & Co First street;
]. WALES, High street;
ALvoRD x HAvILAND, First street
W. None genuine except they are stamped
on the heel Of the Fork Il TEEsE s. Son,
Patent, 1854"
LEWIS TEESE & son, Patentees,
No l62 Battery street, San francisco.
je 9 I'm
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NEW STAGE ROUTE

HyHE EXPRESS LINE OF STAGES from
n Marysyille to Cherokee Flat, FrenchtowI
and West Branch Of Feather River, via. 0hir
Thomppons Flat, Oregon Gulch, Spring Val
lev. and Cherokee Flat. runs as follows;
Leaves Marysyille at 6 o'clock 4 NJ, arri
wing at Cherokee Flat at o'clock z. NJ, SAINT
DAY
RETURNING-leaves Cherokee Flst at
O'Clock A NJ. next day. and arriving at Marys
vile in time to take the afternoon stage fol
Sacramento aud San Fancisco carrying Treas
ure. Parcels, Letters, Frei-hts, and cur ONT
Express TO and from the above named places
Ala orders for goods promptly attended to.
OFFICIAL the United States Hotel. Ma
rysville. " f. SINGER * co.
Marysyille, New. - Il, 1854.
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TO WHOM IT RAY CONCERN.

A IL THOSE INDEBTED TO THE IN
"A DERSlGNED are kindly requested to give
Us i call, procure a receipt in full, with our
grateful Acknowledgements. We arc particu-
lafly anxious to retain our credit below, and
f all those indebted viii give Us a helping
hand, we can soon cancel all our liabilities.
5 L LAID.
Stringtown. June -, $50. je23
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A CHANGE A short time since the Wing
papers styled Foote, Of Mississippi, .'Hangman
5 foOte,' and applied other opprobrious cpl
thets TO him Now they style him the ven
cradle orator, eloquent old hero" &c
Then he was an honored member of the L. s
Senate-now he is advocating the ilibcral
principles Of Know Nothingism, and eceivine
the adulations Of the enemies of his brilliant
| o iiical career. Like Martin Van Buren,, a
creature OF circumstances, he permits old age
to destroy the history Of his manhood
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NEW STOEsgI..
Hello ! All YOU d -- Rascalsi
Look At This!
DUTTON & &C

Beg leave to inform the public TINT they
have opened bit of one horse Store, over on
old Mother Cooper's side hill, where they will
sell
LIQOUR AND COARSE FODDER
Higher or lower than any other house in town
Russ went down to the lower regions and stole
the Goods lie hauls them himself and cheats
the landlords out of his whisky mon--- Dut-
ton sells the Rum. lic IS joval old soul as
/ ever lyed-especially when about half corned
and that is about forty times day. They
have ALE, PORTER, WINEs-Lieuour of all
kinds-tbat wenld make man t'psy to sit on
barrel fifteen minutes-and Tobacco that sets
a mans jaws at work the moment he looks at
the box. Cigars, that gentleman the other
day sat putting away quarter of az hour af-
Ter the cigar had been thrown away, swearing
it was the best flavor he ever saw. They have
PROVISIONS OF ALL KINDS.
fit for strong stonachs. And the BEANS
Oh What Beausi They arc nice delicate
little bean, and have been properly pressed
All is right Come and see US
BUTTON & co.
Bilwell, May %. 1855. ny96- 29tf
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Ntu Embellishments.
Notice is hereby Given.

TENHAT TIE UNDERSIGNED has discontin-
4 Ell business at his old stand, on Oregon
Gulch, Butte county, California, and Is pre-
pairing TO return to his home in the East -
Those indebted to him will therefore confer n
great favor by calling and settling their &C
counts at the earliest possible date In re
firing from business, he returns his sincere
thanks to the mining community who have $
literally patronized him during the past four
years, and resi- ecttuily recommends to their
favor, his successor, GEORGE W WuMor.
who will continue to do business at the Old
stand. and who lie feels assured will give full
satisfaction to all who cal with him
June 2fIh, 1859. c. 4. SIMMONS.
[jc30 34w4
California Express publish three times and
send bill to this Office
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Paints, Oils, Window Glass & C

E3HE SUBSCRIBERS HIVE JUST
Il received in store, from ships Chariner,
Saracen, Tornado, Water Witch. Neptune's
Car, Boston Light. Westward Ho, and s. S
Bishop, large additions to their stock, making
it, as heretofore, the most extensive in this
city. We have now in store:
PURE LE-fD-20 tons Atlantic and
English Also 25 tons Pure, Extra, aud No.
ZINC P.9LVI-l0 tons sTiernann's" and
snow white
P.4LNTS-5O0 English, red, yellow. and
black. 10000 lbs. red. yellow and fire proof
dry.
TIER,N:I.N:v'S COLoRS-5o cases, as
! serted coiors
RED LEAD & LITHqRGE-5 tens,
"Atlantic" and English.
LLNSEED OIL-2,000 gallons, boiled and
raw. Also. Turpentine and Camphene, $500
gallons each
1000 gallons Polar Lamp OIL bleached.
| T.4R.NTSH-l,2 200 gallons Tildens lst and
| 81 quality coach. furniture, durar &c.
PALNT BRUSHES .oo doz adams
and ''Stratton's"
UyHITEW.4SHd o-o00 doz, do do.
| GLUE-200 cases, China and "Cooper,s'
| WLNDOH7 GL4SS-1, 400 bxs assorted
sizes, German, &c.
| PL4TE GLfSS-20 plates, 53xs4 to 96x
/ 1913
| , PCTTY-30 bbls, in bulk and bladlers.
ALSO.
! Uniting, Red and White Chalk, ground
and lump Rotten Pumice Stone, Emery, Sand
Paper, Black Lead Bone Black PAINT MILLS,
and our usual assortment of articles and tools
For sale at the lowest market rates, by
SAWYER, JOHNSON & CO..
Importers and Jobbers,
Nos l03 and los, Front street,
Next to the Corner Of Washington.
San Francisco.
Orders with remittance Will be promptly
executed Ml2-3in.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1855-07-14

USFoRrUNATE SAM"-Like all illegiti-
mate children, ''Sam'' is born TO misfortune
lie has been HISS ed in Massachusetts. cheat
ed in New York, winter killed in Pennsylva-
MA, and now most numerically beaten in
Virginia. But worse and worse-he's Lost his
m0Hey too
The Washington correspondent Of the New
! ork Courier and Enquirer, writing about the
Virginia election. says:
:. Know Nothings are now counting Wise's
mAJ9rIties and their own losses. Il is moder-
ately estimated that SO 600 have been lost in
bets in this place Wagers to the amount Of
many thousand dollars we're made here at til G
odds of two TO one The sporting world has
been generally, in its own expressive lam
guage perfectly cleaned out AMI its vota-
ries 90 about the streets lamenting their in
tatuation aud cursing Know Nothing returns .
Unfortunate 'sSam =