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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
SFfERIFE'S SALE.

EDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued ont Of
ED Justices Court, w. = Stafford, Justice ut the
Pence, in and for Ophr township, Butte county
California directed and delivered. commanding
me to make the sum OF one hundred and forty eight
fifty eight une>hundrrdths dollars debt, and In"
sum of forty Ave eighty one one hundredths dollars
costs of suit together with the costs accrung on said
writ wherein p. :. Carlow and ID. c. Downer are
The plaintiffs. and . Kyle Is the defendant. have
siezed and levied upon, and will sell nj public sale, To
the highest bidder tor cash, on the eleventh day Of
April A. D. 1887. at the hour uf three o'clock, Z. W..
ali the right. tile and interest of the above named
defendant. in and to two shares or ne.siXlcenth of
"A certain mining claim situated at Cherokee Fat,
Butte County, California, krOwn as the Eureka
Mining Com pany. and bounded as follOwS-COm-
mencing at Il stake 81 feet tr0m Lewis x Co.'S n0rh
east corner, thence in Il northerly direction two
hundred and four feet 10 an oLk tree blazcd on two
sides thence line along the bluf eight hunirnd
and thirty fOur feet l0a STAKE. ttty feet To white
o ak tree winch tree is marked 8s the north west
corner of the Prospect Mining Company'@. thence
ON line parallel with the westerly line of Powell
Coz claim seven hundred feet to stake marked =
G.. thence On - line parallel with our north west
line Ave hundred feet to uEOnt 1t which there is
stake marked p VI c. which stake Is on line with
the westerly boundary Of Powell 4 Co.'S cl' i'm,
thenc, ON line following the boundary of Powell
Co.'S and Lewis y Co.'S claims 30 the starting point
The above sale to take place at the Court House
door in the Town of Orove, county and State alore
said. 7. FREER, Shern Butte county.
March 1ftn, A. ID. 1857. mlb4w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

INV VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION issued ont
kS of the District Court. Niuth Judicial District,
in and for the County of Butte and state of ralt"r-
nin 10 me directed and delivered. com hdiny me
In make the .um of eleven hundred and hf1v seven
slx,y eight one hundredlhs dollars iSl!57 Sc PRIV
cipal and interest of debt and interest on said um
AT the rate of two per cent per month from the 2Slh
dny of FeDruary 1857, until paid, and the sum OF
twenty eight dollars and itty cents costs OF suit,
together with all tho costs accruing on sad wrt-
wherein c. G. Goodwin and Charles Parks are the
Plaiititis. and Daniel Carlisle is the Defendant |
have seized and levied upon and will sell at public
sale 10 the highest bidder for cash on The fourth
day of April A. 1857. at the hrur OF two O'Clock,
p NJ all of the right title and interest Ot the above
named defendant, in and to one house siu'ted in
the town Oi Oroye, Butte County, Caiilornia-said
house being about twelve by twenty four tett on the
ground. and one and IA half stories high, painted
yellow with IA shed or kitchen ia the rear, standing
a or near the end aud directly in the line Of Lincoln
Street next to Feather River, together with all of
defendants interest in and To the lot or grounds upon
which said Duilding is situated. Also, all Of De-
fendants right title and interest IN and to thut GER
tain piece or parcel OF land lying on the e'St'Flt
side of Lincoln Street, In the rear of the house
occupied by Mr. SayerriIhn, together with n small
cabin or house situated ON said lands occupied Dy
Defendant said gfound- being lie half next Ia the
River, oi lots number five and six. in block number
fifteen lald down on the town plot oil The town OF
OroviiIc, Butte County, California.
The above sale to take place si the Court House
door ia Oroville, County and State aforesaid.
p. FREER. sheriff Butte County.
March II, 1857 mll-4w
The above sale post pcned TIL Saturday Aprl nth,
1881. Sale To take place at the Cour houSe duor,
between the hours of two and three O'Clock. p. NJ.
apl.td = FREER. Sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
NOTICE

Ii. PERSONS ARE HEREBY CAUTIONED
for their Nwn safety, against purcha ing any lott
# land upon the Careton Estate. OF g. j. Vaughan.
4. the said Vaughan has executed his bond for dee,
10 the undivided half Of said estate, and a su
ms been commenced against him in the Distrlc
'ourt. TO compel The execution OF said deed no
lice of Lspenden is now on 3le in the Recorder.
,fiice. Signed. III. II. FARLEY.
Oroyille, March IL. 1887. ml4tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
datd
FERRY NOTICE

N Office is hereby given thai the undersigned
~ viii apply - the Board of Supervisors IN and
tor Butte County, at the February term thereof IN
1857, for License to run Ferry and Bridge across
the MIude Fork of Feather River. Il lew rods above
the junction. of the North Fork OF sad river
SYLVESTER 4. SAVAGE
Orovlic, Nov. 10 1856. 'G--t
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
LEGAL NOTICES.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

vHNIlE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EX-
h i-ting NJ harley's Ranch, Butte county. h'-
tween u. b. Bliyen and Frank B Bahrock. y this IA
dissolved by mrtual consent. 4. II. Jack-Iu having
purchased all the interest of + B. Bahcuck. who
rutirrs from the concern. The business VII, ia 20
tnre he carried on by H. B Bliven and H. Jarhsun,
under the name Of Il. B. Bliven \ Co.. who VIII
collect a amounts due the hate firm. and nay the
Indebtedness ol the same. r. r. BABCOtk,
B u. BLINEN.
March 9th. lsJ7. mHlm
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
WEEKLY BUTTE RECORD.

For cIrnHiatinn IN the mining and agricultural dis
trcts of he county, viii coei5in the local and general
news oftae week. iator>pcrSei WIKI addressing mis-
,oliauc6.s r'Hd,nc Paltcr, It will contain twenty
eight cu!umns ot reading mu'tcr and will he one ~i
jhe igf1 =, and clrespcsl Weekly Newspapers in the
state. Published every Saturday. Tcrms--s5 per
Annum; SIX mouths. az thrce months 81.
ADvkRrtsENxNr,. per square ot ten HaeS or less,
6rstinsertinn $500
Ench suhsrdi,~n nj iusrYtion. | 50
p" 4 libera deduction wiN be made in favor OF
thOse who advertise tf The year
LjE1y- BusiHess cards inserted on reasonableterms.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
NOTICE.

yENHE STOCKHOLDERS OF the South Feather
u Water Company are hereby notified, that the
Trustees Of said Company hove levied assessment
of tweal dollars per share. "ach snare of stock
payable a! the office ol Inc Company at FOrbcstown,
on the 2Ut uay Ut February, a u 1851
WARREN y ASON, secretary.
Office s L. Mnier 90. Jim. ). lS61. iY
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
For S ale.

.N-4, TIE Mill property, Dwelling House, known
k1;A ms CARY'S FLOUR MILL sacramento
EliL The Mills are and have Deen in active opera
ton Tor the pass two years, and make seventy to
eighty barrels Flour per day No brand of Flour
made ia the State i superior to it. Regular cash
customers take all the mih can make. IL is very
desirable aud profitable property, Can be had on
reasonable terms.
Ii not disposed of before the 27th inst, it will be
sold on that day at public sale, the proprietor IN
tends eavig for the Atlantic states the steamer
5th DecemuSr. tH2F X. ID. CARY.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
FERRY NOTICE

NOTICE il pereby given that the undersigned will
" apply to the Board of supervisors in md for
Rutte county, NJ the May term therot IN -5I for II
license To keep and run Ferry acr0Ss MAN Feather
River in the township of OUhir, county of Butte, at
the terminus OF the Fonrth Avenue. rs laid down on
the mapo the Carlton estate now on file in the Re-
corder's office Of said county.
Id FRAKEs!
Oroyillc. March 3d. 1851.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
TO CONTRACTORS

HgIDS WILL BE RECEIVED for the burning
n D and manufacturing ot Lame per two hn ndi ed
pounds, AZ the West Branch Lime kilns, up H. the
1T Day Of April and for the term of nine months.
The parties must furnish their own labor in manu-
iaoturing p". Security VIII be given and reqnired
MODEE. MCDA<IEI4S X co
n Proposals must be addressed to w itinn
GWyGn, Tccgraph Oilicp. NrOVllle mlgd
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
COUNTY REASURER'S OFFICE, }
ufntyEtI Ittlv lSlh 1871

NTOTICE l. HEREBY ;ivIe, that all persons nOahg
" Butte county Warrants payable from the gene.
al fund registered between February 18th, lr56 ana
lay 9Th. 1851 thai the same will be redeemed
IN uleseIttallon NJ my Office. Ana ntxics is further
nyen that fron and amer this date, said warrants
yi.l ceas, 10 bear Interest
WILLIAM LATTl,fORE.
Treasurer OF Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.

TUNIlt CO.PAkTNERSulP heretofore existing he
d tween the undersigned in conducting the Z. :.
REST AURANr, in Ornville, i this day dissolved by
mutual cousen:. The business OF the late firm will
be settled by Mes,rs. A. Autram ana Amberg,
A MirNFNEAU,
A AUTRAM
ORovILLE. March - 1857. u42-3w
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
BRIDGE NOTICE

NT0TlCE il hereby given that the undersigned
" will apply to the Board of Supervisors in and
for Butte County, at the Mny Term thereof, in 1857
for license run Bridge across the muin Feather
Ri-er. in the township of ophr, comfy of Butte at
the terminus o. Lincoln street. IA laid down On the
map OF the town uf Orovillc. now on he in the Re
cOr,icrs Office tor said county.
WILLIAM SHERRY.
Oroville, March, 3, 1851 m330t
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
PROBATE NOTICE

A ALL persons having claims against the Estate
"A Charles H. Coody deceased, lave 81 Butte County,
are hereby mo- flied 10 present the same with proper
vouchers 10 the Undersigned within I. II months from
tins date. or the .ame will ne forever barred
A. & MORSE, Pub Admir-. Butte Co.
rreville. March 4,h, 1851. miit
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
PROBATE NOTICE

4 LLPEKSDNS having { aims against the Estate
Va of y. W. Moore, daceascd late OF Butte Co.,
are hereby notified to present the same with proper
vouchers to the undersigned within ten months
from this date, or ;he same viii be forever barred.
AC MORSE, Pub Admr Butte Co.
Oroville. March 9th 1857 m9lw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
NOTICE

Us HEREBY GIVEN that four Shares in the
Phoenix Prospecting Company ieioGgiag TO MIR.
James Taylor and Mr.. H. Miles. Will be suu at The
Tunnel in MessIla Valley, the 3nh day Of March
To- pay the assessments due unthcm.
C.P. NANCE, Secretary.
March i. ISL. mlsl3
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
DIS SOLUTION.

yENHE co PAPfNER- nip heretofore existing hes
tween Joseph krengle and Mark liii. under
the nare ami style of Krrnglc X HtI. is this day
dissolved by mutnal COn~ei Amy tie nands against
the firm be settled BY Mr.. krensle on The prrrd-e-.
JOSEPH kRbNGLE.
MAKk ALL.
String0wn, March 80, 1857. mr-30S
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
NOTICE

HHAVING THIS DAY SOLD TOWN. HAWLEY
\ Co of MarNsyill9. my entire property at
Frenchtown. respectfully request that all dues aud
accounts may be paid to the agent of Nessrs Iawley
Co, al Frrnchtown. wno is duly authorized to
account for the same.
F. f. JOHNSON.
FrenChtOwn. March .. lsJ7.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
Frenchtown. March ., 1857.

WE WISH TO STATE TO TIE LATE Gus
w TONERS sud friends uf Nir f + Jnhrson. that
we will keep AFULh SrOCk OF GOODS suitable
for the Mining Trade for sale at The lowest terms
for cash. w. IfAWLEI \ co
FeenchOwP, Mach ?, 1857. m2l3t
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
+ O Il 5 A l. T. !

A SHARE IN THE PHOENIX MINING COM
"a pany all assessments paid up 10 date. This
cupny have the best ground in the Stale, aud have
ovsr six acres 0t ground All Of which Will pay To
those having small amount Of cash which they wish
to invest to ad dYaniage, chance Is now offered licn
Apply 10 DAN OllEKNoN.
Or6ylle. Jan. 80 opposite st Nicholas Hotel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE


AGE!-Great Blessing to Mankind. Innocent bn Po-
tent!-Dr. H. J. Czlpkays rrophylaciicnm. (Self Dis
Injecting AGENT sure preventative against gonor
rhCsa and syphljc diseases and an unsurpas rem
edy for all the veueria, scroiuous, gangre0ous aud
cancerous ulcers Gelid discharges from the vagina,
nterus and urehra and all cutaneous eruptions and
diseases A. innoculalion is Il preventative agnaSr
small pox, SO Is Or l. i. Czapkay's Prophiaclicum
IA preventative against syphilitical and gonorrheal
Diseases Harmless in ITSELF it possesses the power
of chemically destroying the sypnIltlc virus, ana
thereby saving thousands from being Infected with
the most loa,hsome of all diseases Let no young
man vho appreciates health be without Dr. cap
kay's Prophacticum. II Is in very c1nvent"nt pack
ages, and will he found convenient to use. being
used as n soap. Price 81. For sale at DR. Ia j.
Czapkays office, Ainory Hall, corner OF Sacramento
and Montgomery streets, san Frau
Al or,iers must be ad dressed to l.. J. Czapkay, VI
d., san Francisco. California. MA
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
STORAGE! STORAGE!

SAFE PLACE TO STORE GOODS can be
IA found at the Fire-proot Brick Store, opposite
be Daiiy Butte Record ONCE, at low rates.
J. M. CLARK & BRO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
NOTICE

FENHE STOCKHOLDERS ct the South Feather
Water Company are hereby notified, that the
annual meeting of the Company will he held at the
Office. ut forbestOwn. the fist Monday in JaHunry
1851 al i2 O'Clock. noon
}. WARREN MASON, Secretary.
d9-td
The stockholders oI the South Feather WATER Com
pany are hereby notified, that tho meeting called as
Shove is adjourned to Monday. FuD 9th. 1861 at L.
o'clock, nOUn Tor Ihr election of Trustees 10 serve the
ensuing year. }. WARREN MASON. Sec'y.
January 1857. iy5-iw
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
New Store and New Goods!
D.F C.LL--.DR iPER and TAILOR,

MONTGOMERY ST, OPPOSITE THE ORLEANS HOTEL.
NNTIIRE viii be found the largest assortment OF
w Cloths C4ssimcrrs, OcSSns AMI SIX Vest
ug- uf every description, over olrrrd To ihe ciLens
II Or0ville Having employed he services or Mr. ).
{. BALLOON in the Cutting Department, feel conf
dent ir saving that my clothes Will ue manufactured
IN style and Workmanltke manner unsurpassed by
any e.tabli shmenl IL the state Come aud tri me,
and Judge for yonrsclt Ny stock also consists OF
custom Made Clothing, Gentemans Furnishing
Goods ef every description, RUDE n Cos Best Mole
skin Hats. Prices to suit the times.
The latest styles received 10y every steamer. ml1li
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
1OyapilIe 5]aiIq 1Sntte Rerota.

PUBLISHED DAILY (suNDAYs EXCEPTED
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11
Bear it i'm Mind !

TWNHAT Alb THOSE who wish to purchase Gro
ceries. Provisions, or hardware, will hnd il 10
their interest TO call at the Flre.proof Brick store,
oppusiie the Daily Butte Record office. Myers street.
I'D J. Nj. CLARK 4 BRO.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11

= 0FYIcE-fh Record Building en- Myers Street,
Fast side, between Montgomery Ead Bird, Orovi.e.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-04-11

II EEP YOUR "TOP-LIGHlS" OPEN Tor The
II oen,leman i'm black. YremOgtnom teerst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13
TIE MASSACRE or WHITE SETTLERS
AT SPIRIT LAKE.
From TIE 81 PoI De~oc,o, Msreb d

In coprnaton OF the intelligence publ ,hei yester.
day in reference to the Of white settlers az
Shirt Lake we have received the following letter
from a reliable gentleman at Manka.O:
MASK.To, March -, 1871.
According to the report OF Mr. Markham OF Spirit
Lake in thi- Territory, shocking affair took place
there on the 9th of this month Spirit Lake il about
fifteen miles from Springfield, the Des Mones River
in Southwesterly course, and near the Iowa line Mr.
Markham had been 10 the Des Molnes River 10 see
after his oxen which there feeding upon rlshes
ard in going home GO, bewildered and hungry, and
started for the nearest house. Upon reaching il he
found the DOOR and windows broken OPEN and on the
inside upon the floor laid the body OF an old lady.
short distance from the house, upon the snow he
found boy about twelve years of age who wa. also
found that OF girl partially devoured by the dogs.
He saws that he visited four other houses where
famile. had been living. but person was there.
everything in the house thrown over the floors.
He started for the next house. expecting TO stay all
NIGHT but found several Indian tents pitched before
The door and the house filled with Indians. He being
fa,igued crepi into q snOvbspk aud laid until morning
when he started for the settlement al Springfield.
They finding that he in earnest about his story,
and swearing to it, correctness, mnedistey dis
patched two men for Fort Bridgely who succeeded in
men arr this place this evening aud will start far
IN. DE. Moincs River in the morning. The soldiers
will camp for the night at South Bend. We have
heard Indian stories before but Inclined from
the source to believe thi, to be true
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13
THE POLICE APPOINTMENTS.

The Police Commissioners, or rather Mayor Wood
and Judge Russell met in secret session on Friday at
an unusually early hour to escape the argus-eyed re-
porters The official result of the meeting we have
inst obtained:
REMOVALS
III rtenh TTerd-Captan Russell, dismissed from
the department
APPOINTMENTS.
FIRST Ward-Mike Murray, to be Captain, vice
Michael Halpin whose term has EXPIRED Cornelius
Dwyer vice Thos. Stark, time expired.
Second Hard-John Keogh reappointedi Edward
Canigan, reappointed.
Fourth Ward-R. Hannshan, reappointed.
FIN Uard-Samue s. Slater reapponted
.Serenh IYord-Rody Ryan, vice l.. w. Pierce,
dismissed; Thomas Wallace, vice Charles Heath, re-
signed
Eigih Ward-John Henry Helms (lS' Vanck,)
vice Rynders, resigned.
Ninth IVard-Captain Alderman, reappolnted.
Tenth Hdrd-O. Oliver, reapponted
Thirteenth Hdrd-Wm Fisher Weeks, appointed
Captain, in place Of Captain Russell, d'nlssed Johh
Garrah, rcapponted.
Fifteenth Hard-Captain Dilks, reappOinted
Seventeenth Uord-Wm. II. Mansfield, vice Capt
Hart, whose term expired, to be Captain; Anthony
Hays, vice Nelson Mott time expired.
Officer Evans, Fifth Ward, detailed to the loot Oh
jay street; Sol. Barnard, detailed to City Judges
Court.
The Board adjourned at 10 o'clock am, TIL Monday
next.
The Clerk states that the captancy oil the rirs'
Ward is not vet definitely settled but may be some
time next week
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13
FIRES.
FIRE IN WATER STREET.

FIRE IN WATER STREET.
At ~ o'clock Saturday morning fire broke out in
the boarding and lodging house for the accommodation
of -eemen, kept by Mary McCloud at No. 337 !
Water street The fire originated in the garrett and
destroyed nearly all the furniture and part Of the roof
The loss is set down at 800. No insurance.
FIRE IL THIRTY FOURTH STREET.
The alarm of fire at ~ o'clock yesterday morning
was occasoned by the burning of an old shanty used
A. stone-cuting snd blacksmith shop in 3ith street
near the 18th avenue. The property was owned by
Moore & Mccormick. Damage about 800.
FALSE ALARMS.
The alarm about II O'Clock Saturday night WA oc-
ca-oned by the burning out of sooty chimney at No.
$50 Washington street.
The alarm at II o'clock yesterday morning for the
Flint District. proved TO be false.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13
.N.iRI.NE AFFAIRS.

THF QrtEN OF THE PACIFIC LAUNCHED.
After several days of persistent effort, the
steamer Queen of the Pacific which broke down the
ways and stuck in the mud as she was being launched
last week was got aioa about II o'clock on Saturday
night To effect this it necessary to support the
bows with the boom derrick dig the keel out Of the
mud, repair the ways hoist up the stern BY screw and
hydraulic leverage and set troops OF horses and fleet
of steamtugs to pull her into the water. The vessel
being strongly built and dsgonaly strapped with iron
throughout, sustained the strain remarkably well.
STEAM REVENUE CUTTER.
The Secretary of the Treasury will to-day open the
proposals. of ship-budes who bid for the contract to
build a steam revenue-cptter to be employed in the
relief of the vessels the coast in the neghborhood
of this port according to the bill introduced by the
Hon. Guy X. Peton, and passed by the late Congress
Ii is not designed to award the contract to the loce
Jdder, for the Government has had enough of>cheap
revenue-cutters; but each competitor submits his
models and price for which he will build frst-class
vessel in accordance with them and q commission of
scientific and practical decide which proposal will
be most advantageous for the Government The ap
preparation for constructing this vessel is $4,000
FOR EUROPE.
The steamship Alps, Capt. Ingrabam, sailed on
Saturday at noon for Liverpool She took ont no
passengers nor specie but the U. S. Mails in place of
the Collins steamer Atlantic The steamship New
York. Capt. Craig, sailed at noon for Glasgow, with
10 cabin aud 20 Storage passengers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

Captains Leonard and Hopkins desire us to state
that they were not summoned before the Conni''
soners of Police. as.meptoned in the report OF the
meeting of the Commissioners published in Saturday
edition of Tn, TH,Hryy md were not present at all
on any business.
Relative to the resppointment of Capt. Dlks On 'ne
q" urgent solicitation and recommendation o, 'ne wv
gentlemen above named. Capt. Leonard diu use MS
influence in securing the reappointInen'' ou' Isp'
Hopkins took part in the matter, though as no re-
marks he would willingly have done So naa ne
thought he could have influenced the Mayor Neine'
Capts. Leonard, Hopkins or Dilks, were present az
the dinner referred to in our report.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

MARYLAND DEEps-Extrsct from letter. written
by distinguished lawyer in Maryland;
1t is doubtful whether deed can nov Se.ey % 30
executed before a Commissioner out OF the otase o.
Md 10 bind land therein and Is herulore oeuet "
scknowedge before Q notary pn6'e. o. jadge o. ~
State or Federal Court, having sesi-ta roSssu !"
whom there is no Doubt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

AS CssxPEcrED ConPLIsYsT.-The Rev. Henry
Ward Bcecher of Plymouth Church, Brooklyn. re-
ceiyed Yesterday in his own Church PUBLIC compL-
ment IA novel ~ il was unlookedfor AT the termina-
ton of the morning service, Mr. Beecher having con-
Guided the reading of the closing hymn, was about re-
suu,ipg his seat when a weldressed man about MY
wears of age and Of very respectable appearance,
sroee from his seat in the far corner OF the gallery
and standing erect with his folded addressed tho
reverend gentleman in a loud voice. All eyes "or"
instantly turned upon the speaker the house was ps
fectly silent, while the minister and consr'sy
waited anxiously to hear Whist the INTERRUPT. a~;d.I
ceremonies had to say. Having secured ,ns
attention Of the audience this latter ndi'aua
addressing the pulpi:, made the following rems. :.
81 ONLY wished to say, Sir that your dinners are ~
" Good a. YOUR sermons. should not object to dining
with you some day. $3.50 A.. .,,...sd invi-
~ ,ouchsafe to recite TO the stranger his DAN
sr. fr the day, there was nothing more TO % 's'a
- and a. the conclusion OF the services 'as
IL ,owp epirsre departed, evidently In @a'' -
sres. d,suSt
r..-,~r Asp ,MArHrx--A pat. X @sa s~ ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-04-13

To authorize the Incorporation Of companes 70 tn.
importation OF guano.
10 authorize the Buffalo and Lake Huron Railrlai
Company TO take ard hold real estate.
The House concurred in the Senate's anne limsnts
to the bill in relation TO piers and slips o IL, East
River.
The bill to make certain the record Of ,he marril.,
contract and TO amend the marriage laws was lost A
motion TO reconsider was laid or the table.