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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

ES- CoRREsPoNDENTs We have re-
ceived several communications concerning
tn course pursued by our County Judge
We have declined publishing them because
our paper is small, and the space required
we thought would be better filled with gen
eral news. The people of the county have
long since decided to dispense with his SER
vices as soon as they can consttutionally
do so. We would say to correspondents who
have favored us with articles upon this sub
ject-
"Let men of vain ideas have their fill, lskill,
Frown, bounce, stride, strut; while you with happy
Like anglers, use the finest silken thread,
Give him enough, nor check IA tugging head
The fish will founder, you with gentle hand,
And soft degrees, must bring the trout TO land
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

MILITARY RoUTINE.--Major Lee, chief Of
the commissary department on this coast, is
now on trial before n court martial in San
Francisco, says the Union, for having sent
certain army stores to Oregon, without hav-
ing first sent them up to Benicia. the head
quarters of the Pacific division, thinking to
save the Government the needless expense Of
such transhipment as sending them to BENZ
cia would cause. Thus for trying to do a
favor to an ungrate:ul republic" he has
been held to answer by the War Department,
before court martial
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
ARREST OF "A ACoUNTERFEITER..- "A young

ARREST OF "A "A young
man named J, Chancey Farley, says the Sac
ramento Union, was arrested at Nicolaus,
Sutter county, on Sunday, having in hispos.
session counterfeit money and dies. Two Of
fcers started with him on the evening of that
day, to lodge him for safe keeping in the Ma
rysville Jail. About six miles from Marys-
vile, near o'clock in the evening, the party
halted at public house to refresh and while
the officers were so engaged, Farley gave
them the slip, and made his way alone to
Marysville, where he went on board the
steamer Gov Dana, about o'clOek yester-
day morning, and came on to this city. On
the way down he attempted to palm off a
counterfeit coin on the bar-keeper, and on
landing was arrested and conducted to the
station house by officers Gay and Bishop.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

A NOVEL SPECULATION The Washing
ton correspondent of the Philadelphia IN
quirer, states that some adventurous indi-
viduals have purchased of the proprietor of
Mount Vernon, all the trees and shrubbery
left on the estate at cost of @2O,0OO, ana
that the same parties have erected large
building near the railroad depot in WASH
ington, at cost of probably $4,000 more
This large outlay is to be reimbursed by the
manufacture and sale of Washington or
Mount Vernon canes.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

SAILING OF THE STEAMERS A dispatch
in the State Journal of Wednesday. dated
San Francisco Jan. Goth, says The stea
mer Golden Gate sailed at four o'clock, with
800 passengers, and 81 ,595,644 in specie
and the Orizaba with $50 passengers.
A stabbing affair took place on the Golden
Gate to-day, between MIR. Brooks, OF
Stockton, and Mr.. Dodge of Sacramento
1t appears they had a dispute in Stockton
about the Vigilance Committee--Dodge was
wounded in the cheek
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

FROM New GRANADA.-A correspondent
Of the New York Herald, at Carthagena,
writes that an important movement is on
foot which is likely to affect the interests of
the shareholders of the Panama Railway
1t will be remembered that in the charter
granted to the company, the New Granadian
government reserved to itself the right of
appropriating the road at the expiration of
twenty years, on the payment Of an indem-
nifty of FIVE millions of dollars 1t appears
that it is seriously contemplating the put
ting in force this stipulation and has opened
negotiations with English capitalists for the
sale of the reserved right. The road cost
nearly nine millions, and is one of the best
paying investments of the kind in operation.
The New Granadian government calculate
on appropriatng the proceeds of the sale to
the payment of its foreign debt, which is
mostly in the hands of English bondholders.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
WALKER's DEsERTERs.-A correspond
end of the New York Herald saws:

emu OF tnc new l Ork feTufu says:
The Central Americans are fighting much
more desperately than they did at first
there are great many deserters among
them, who do US more injury than all the
natives put together. Those dcserters have
drilled and disciplined the Central Amcr-
cans, and lead them on in battle, furiously
cursing the flibusters they fight like mad
men, for they know that they will be execu.
ted if taken. There was one man, whom for
convenience we will call H., as | forget his
real name he came from the State Prison
in California, to Walker, and asked him for
n position in his army as private, with the
promise Of advancement rs he merited it
Walker told him as he had come from the
State Prison, that he (Walker) Gould never
make more than n private out Of him. ii.
Disappeared and is now one of the chief otfi-
GERS among the enemy. and does the Ameri-
cans more injury than five hundred Of the
natives could, for he has drilled and disci-
plined them, and stimulated them to great
efforts in battle. lie has even learned them
to charge; they did charge right upon our
bayonets at Massaya, with both their infant
ry and cavalry.
The man above referred to is said to be
Col. Harper. formerly member of the Sen
ate of California, who was sentenced to the
State Prison for robbing lady Of o bag Of
gold dust, in Butte county.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
rSy- The New England States are repre-

Gs- The New England States are repre-
sented as voting for the first time as unit at
the recent election. The contrary is the
fact. Every New England State went
against Mr.. Jefferson in the contest of 1901;
and in that contest, says the New York Ex-
press, the orthodox clergy (as they styled
themselves) were as active as in the present
campaign. Mr. Jefferson was opposed from
the pulpit, Sunday after Sunday, during the
whole canvass; was called an lnfdel, an
Atheist, Jacobn, a dealer in human flesh,
and charged with being the father of his
slaves. The business, however, was over
done then as it will be now. A reaction
commenced and at the election in 1905 every
New England State, except Connecticut,
went for Jefferson
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
county Trcasurer's Office,

ORoVILLE, December ION, 1000. \
Notice is hereby given, that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from The General Fund,
reg stered between the 7h day OF May 1885, and 5tb
day of August 1856, except Warrants numbered ls2.
ls3 1884, le5 100 and l9l that the same will be paid
on presentation this office. And notice is further
given that after this date satd Warrants will cease TO
bear interest. WIN. LATTlMORE.
Treasurer Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

RATES OF PASSAGE EAsT.-The following
is the price of passage as charged by the two
steamship Companies at the last departures
On the Golden Gate cabin S225, $500, Sl75;
in the second cabin SIPS; steerage So
On the Orizaba, cabin $3.50; second cabin
500; steerage $50 1t is thought many
tickets were sold at less rates than the
above.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

THE LEGIsLArURE.--Little has been done
by either branch of this body lately, most of
the members having absented themselves
from the capital to attend the Senatorial
Levee in San Francisco.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
Pickings from the Poets.

do remember an Apothecary. Romeo and Jaiief.
All who have need of hn Apoihecary, or anything
IN mn Auolhccar!'s line, will bear IN mind that The
CHEAPEST and REST stock of Medicines may DO
had at the Drug Store Of
RANDALL & MCpERMOTT,
d22 Montgomery street, orONlle.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
To the Stockholders OF the Orc Tele-
graph Company"

Notice is hereby given that the second instnment Oh
Is per cent o the amount of stock subscribed, is now
due, payable to the Treasurer Of said Company,
James New ilhams, at the Banking House of Me-
Williams * Tymeson in Oroyille and at the bunking
house Of Mark Brumagm Co.. III Marysvie.
by order OF the President and Board OF Directors
T.. c. IlEWiNGs, Secretary.
Oroville January o, 1857. H6u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Groceries! Groceries !
The Holidays are Coming.

And j. kESSlNG. at the Ofoyilie store is still
prepared 10 furnish the inhabitants oI oroville and
vicinity with the best quality of Groceries, Wines,
Liqnors &e., for II smaller sum OF money. than any
hher house. The public are respectfully invited To
call aud examine hi. large and well selected stock Of
Goods at wholesale retail, chrnp Tor cash.
Goods delivered FREE OF CHARGE. do
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
Furniture! Furniture !

JUST RECEIVED-a large assortment Of Furpi.
ture Also, an invoice Of large Gilt Frame Looking
Glasses, for sale 10" ut q. SCRlBEKS
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery ST., three
doors below Myers ST. n26
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

FoRBEsrowN. - Several brick buildings
have lately been erected in this place, and
the main street has been planked. All this
has been done in anticipation of good times,
after their great ditch is in fair running
order.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

DANCING AcADEMY.-MadameP Pique has
made arrangements to hold her School in
the Musical Hall, ON Bird street, after to-
night, so that on Tuesday evening her scho'
lars will meet at that place.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

GETTING A Coop EADY.-Some of Walk
ers mon got into regular free fight in
Stockton ou Monday last, just before leaving
on the boat for San Francisco. Practice
makes perfect
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

QUERY--Now that the wires Of our tel
egraph are stretched, why don't somebody
send us dispatch' Can't you tell us ope-
rator'
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

BURING AN INDIAN The Sioux burned
a Chippewa Indian to death near Glencoe,
Minnesota, on the Esd ut., in revenge for
the murder Of Dakota women last year. The
Chippewa met all the horrid torture inflicted
ON him with Indifference He was burned
at q slow fire and fingered several hours.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
Dissolution of Partnership.

rHNHE Partnership heretofore existing under the
II name and firm OF johnson Il LawloF, in con-
ductng the 81. Nicholas Ioiel,r Of this place Is
This day dissolved by mutual consent III accounts
and claims due by said firm will be settled by the
said Johnson, and all demands due said 6rm are pay
alb 10 TO the same. FRANK JOHNSON,
FRANK LAWLOR.
Oroyille. January 18th A. D. 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
+ O X S A l. T. !

A SHARE IN THE PHOENIX MINING COM
IA pany, all assessments puid up 10 date. This
comply have the best ground in the State, and have
oysr six acres OF ground all OF which will pay. To
those having small amount of cash which ,hey wish
to invest to dyantage, a chance is offered them
Apply to DAN. OfIERSON.
trovle. jan %. opposite st. Nicholas Hotel
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

No FLooD.-Immediate apprehensions of
q food in Sacramento had subsidized with the
river, which is fast receding within its
banks.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
SITUATION WANTED.

A MAN AND HIS WIFE DESIRE TO OBTAIN
n a situation TO work in family. Persons want
ing such help will enquire al this ofica.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

'sOh don't You remember sweet Alice. Ben Bolt,
Sweet Alice, whose ta'e was 30 ld:r."
All owing 10 her having purchased her cosmetics
at the famous Drug store of
RANDALL. MCDEkMOTT,
d22 Montgomery street, OrUvle.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Dancing School.
MADAME PIQUE RESPECTFUL .

oo MADAME PIQUE RESPECTFUL N
N ly invites the Ladies aud Geutkmen of 20
p UrOyIlle. oIOin her DANCING SGHOoL< <H
t-AlsAat the - Nicholas Hotel She teaches L-.iA
All The most fashionable DaBces Cus-es for Ladies'
and Gentlemen, on Tuesday and Friday evenings.
from Ia Ia.
1E2As-slO per month, in advance. LADIES
FREE IA the evening classes Private lessons during
The day d2g-my
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23
Beds /! Beds (!

Poola Beds for everybody, al 20 per cent less th-n
Marysve prices for 40 days only, 10 make room for
an entire new stock per first steamer to Orovle ut
C.SCRIBER'S
Furniture Ware Rooms, Montgomery street.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

"Throw physic to the dogs, s,"-Mdcleth
Mr. Macbeth would never have made such rhsh
exclamation, had he purchashd his Phyr'c from ih
establishment such
RANDALL X MCDERMUTTS,
222 Montgomery street, Oroville.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-01-23

EMPTY JAIL.--The Weaverville Jail since
the execution of Fehley and Wise is left
without an occupant.
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:cfo socoo buShes, including acr soqbera yellow y
G N "S we're S'S n e Corn SSSt s
stcaty at toc t2c FOR southersi ttc SIC Tor STATE,
Cot,r-Ite sales embraced about Q 900 tags no at
j &c h4c, and $500 do Maraealb at l2'zc. l5e
(C11oN.-The saics were confined g. some 600 81.
ach received today, reports sales OF ~ 900 bales Mar
Lo as high "a ever With the occurrence OF iccp'ooe0y
lCas.--Eusasenenl were light snd more OF less
nominal TO Ayerpoo, some heavy grades wcro rcpored
at lCs, ard 80 bbi. ros.n Al Is sd, and Gour At H.
while grain Was nominal; cotton was taken al "a Tho
alvarez IN brcadstuNs with light stocks, bad terd nc
70 chtcl, shipments Nothing Of moment was reported for
ltudon, Glasgow the Continent. small slip I" ~
taken up FOR Lisbon or Cadz, 10 oad vito pipe saye ~
Ii4y.-Iho market was Arm and higher owing 70 re-
ducod stock and hight receipts Sales made FOR chip
ping as T5c 81 6oc ard Cor city use at 6Tt,c y ooc
IluIs were steady, with moderate sses. low grades
Tor shipment al &c q TO- frme sorts western were az
Ice. Il l2c
iHon-saies OF Scotch PIG made, in small way,
IrH-Rockland firm. with sale, Of 100 500 b5L
at .Cc for oommon and al y 10 for lump
lhl, New Orleans al 75c. 100 bids clay ed t2J, tad
20 Cuba muscovado. 6lc.
kAlAI s1oRrs-1te market continued frn, WITH sslcs
Of Gao tb rosn 90 arrive at - S. foc $40 los spr,
urpc,line and crude do. were 0r'n.
CIIs-Iiaseed continues duh al b3c. SIC Wbae md
sItcrtn were unchanged.
IIssv,,.ees-Porl market heavy, with 6sies
Of about 200 coo bbls new 1T g. So " a. sDai
lots ut So co, and prime at $40 - isscs Continued
FIRM wl eales OF about 800 400 bbs, including prime
at sil " 90 and mess al $13 Sf aud repecked est
cIp at SIS so SIC So Prime mess wa. firn ~ ssS go
ard 100 bbl beef hams were sold At S. co. Bacon was
firm and good demand, with sales Of liz lbds bulk
sides at lie Cut meats steady, with sales 81 100
racsrges including shoulders at stc and bans at iO'ic
lie. lard steady, with sses Of 300 400 bok, At
Ia9ic lihc,, The inside Ggurc for No l. Butter And
ch in fair request without change In quotations
Rice was irn with sales OF about $50 lesces, at4k.
t3&c.
srGARa--The market active and frfn with sales,
including about COO polado, At 7hc. &c; come lots
Porto Hico low grade az about 10c i0c and tbe re-
nn!rGcr Cuba nluscovado, chiefly st9xc. l0ac He,
and 10 hhds. green al SIC.
SFaD-IdIseed continued dull sales OF 1900 bags Cal
cutta we're made in Boston al al 80 cash. l6ss duty
Clover seed continued dull Al Zoe. q i2c,
EHLssIH. 800 bbl5. erc sold AZ 2Sc.
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Interesting from New Mexico.

From the s. Louis Republican, April IL
number Of gentlemen arrived In this city yesterday
and the day before from New Mexico Among them was
Col e. 81 vrain, Mr. Jsmee, X iarkin aud Mr. wm fcnt,
OF Bcnts Fort Mr. iafkn left Santa Fe the 18th March
There very considerable excitement IN santa Re,
growing out OF collision between the United states troops
and Mexican soldier was In the store Of citizen
named Grubcr, apcrccsry and having seu,e dicuiy
with him, be advanced on Grubcr with an iron cana q
fired at and wounded the soldier who was carried OF,
and Cruber gave himself up, and taken 10 jail The
soldier belonged 10 the Third infantry, the members Of
which were much incensed. Capt Brooks gave strict
orders 70 his men no TO leave Their quarters, but in The
evening" In his absence, they rushed " the jail % kill Cru
Der. When they effected entrance they fired, without
much reference 10 their position, forty sbcts One
prisoner killed Instantly, two others were wounded,
and Gruber received i've balls Grubcr died next day.
and buried by the Order OF Odd Fellows 81
the conduct OF the soldiers known the officers Of tho
regiment drew them OF and ordered them 10 the bar
racks. Gruber Mexican, and there much ex.
element in the town against the soldiers, but sub.
siding Some Of the soldiers had been denuaed, and
would be wrought To trial for the offence.
court martial being held In Santa Fe zoe The trial
OF charges against Capt George Mclean.
The democratic Convention nominated jas. l. Collins,
Fsa for Governor, and Oero late delegate 70 Ccnsrcss
| for re election. 49,
\ saat
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Disqualification Wednesday, April %, At the ros4
dcnce OF the brides UNCLE Joshua Wileits West LA
T., by the Rev Dr. Munday, N ViCroE u Bssassto ~.
CORNaM j. UDALL.
ll.1as--IolToN Ca Wednesday, Apcl %, by Rev. "
Gillette TlEoooRE HhJIR 10 Mis- JssE HoxrOr. Of 0es
RIVER, Nestche5ter county, N. Z
COu,s-S.nICnAE.-C Wednesday evening, April "a. -
The residence OF Joseph Sehgmsn, Ed by the nev. ~
Adler, dir. SAMUEL h. COIts W Nils, SAT,As 5IIGnn. -
thls city
DytIty--EowARps In This city, on Wednesday morsiae.
hpiii -, by the Rev FRANKLIN A. Slater, Of keyport,
j., TiOrAs G. lrGBY 10 Ills, MARIA G. EsAiIsr daosttaV
Of VIM 81. Edwards, OF New Hocbeie, N. K.
81 lawrence county papers please copy
GRAS0sR-McOuL--On Wednesday, April - by TIA Rev
Robert Travis D., Capt Jot A. Ge,,esm, % Cane Town,
C. @. H., 10 Miss BARaEr T dsysherof Z n q. Moro,
E,q., OF staten IA aad.
IOndon papers please copy.
ILAwgEs- Roo.fs-Ou wednesday, April 81, by Ne sSev
j. G. C.f, Mr. s. W. iitsNss, OF North Adams, Na<s, ~
Ms CoVST1Is 4 Roosr, OF his city.
BAYp--l}E Asiy.--On. Tuesday, ApFN 81, by Me Ve~
Isaac H. Tulc, et -. lakes church, n,xyosa MAgu, d -
raca W T. % Sriiy H, sirs darghter Of The ma 70
bert 81 a'oy ,t.a,, OF Nsnche-ter, hsg.
SHT1---lIrzPh rlCg.Un sunday. AIr,l TO- ~ <se ee1
of The brides brother by the Rev M b~e0,
tor Of tho Church Of u,e ipinacclste Conception, ~
OnN5s Smuu 70 Ms B1pGst FIrzPhTeIcy, both q Rssk
| kn, L. l.
! VIsaS IrsDsAY.--On Wednesday,. Apci y, by ~
Rev. Henry Ward Beechos, EDWARD H. Ss1rss,ur V sp
! JASB l1SrAsAY, al Of Brooklyn.
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FkfJuVEs, SUSPENSIONS. ASSIGNMENTS, ETC.
ifrorn the independent, Apfh -
Tbe following arc The reported failures, sgnmo ni &c.
Tor the week;--
a. b Dunokiee, Brs,ticborc. VT. fsIled.
VIM T. fundsw, Glover, VI, suspended.
lanes Y Rrinsmad, Darlington, VI. attached.
Richard h. wyman, Boston, Mass, suspended.
a. T. Danforth, Providence, X L. suspeadcd
Williams Sanger, New York city, suspended. 1000
l. n Case Co, New York city, sned; liabilities
John y, Bel Co., New York city, savpcnded.
"a @. Howard, New York oa8, suspended; ia'''"N
Simmons & short. New York city, sueprndea.
= B. Cunningham, Peekskll, N. , failed md assignee
Winston 4 Rice, Utica, N. r, are endesyorng To com
promise Al nfy per cent q,
Nathaniel Nudge, Rome, N. T., assigned to III "
IA1ton.
n Abercrornbie, Sullivan, n. ", suspended
" inghsm, Cato ~ suspended,
Rice Hsdse, Squan, N. J., suspended.
George R. Dunn 4 Co, Philadelphia, rs, suspended
B. D. Myrick 4 Co., Philadelphia, Ia, suspended.
z l. Psrker 4 o., Baltimore, Md, suspended "a con'e
8 Fenby 4 bro, Baltimore, Nd, suIpcnacdi iabI4lic1
reported very large ,. ,,.,.r.,..
About $4,000 OF which $1,000 SAID 70 be conh a,lu
l. II. Carter Co, New Orleans Ia, Assns "a eSN1'
asrwccd Crawford, vcssours, Mss suspended Ia
l. B. Cunningham, Fayetteville, ARK, Assigned; HON"
1 creditors preferred.
BF. Hargrsve, Jeromevillc Ohio, assigned.
soCar, 0usler Co., indianapolis, Ind, suspended ana
NE DAWSON, rrancisville, IND assigned.
| Zoe, stoughton a o., Chicago, III, assigned
Bernard sondheim, Chicago, IA, assigned 70 . Il" d
IcibenstcA.
Rw. Prize, Pana, Iii suspended and left the rlacc
! Loscc Iovtoy, Wilmington, ~ suspended.
Green q Co, Grand RaItds, Mch', ass'sned'
| I. Rosenbaum, Coldwater, Mich. itiiod. -,
Aaron Armstrong, 81 John, N. D., saspcnaed 4 s'A'
l Gil nay in full
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dence. oi pspery tie Increase &C iacitee constantly
demands for the transaction OF ats accommodating business
Little by ie ouisretcLng spirit az enterprise IL awak
ened b contemplation o the possibilities OF the ftyrein
comparison the plmentS 81 the past, seeks for
channels contain overflow oil good ortune or such
engagements OF the old adequately meet the necess
or This thought naturally strikes te most
fecng lille gazing upon Ae Improvement lust introduced
by KNOX. the celebrated halter into his wen known e,L
bishment a the northeastern corner OF broadway ANA Fulton
street For mos of business his store would have been
enough for useful But bis
popularity has kfp, pace with his endeayo 70 please
The public the result is he has been compelled TO rendee
his grand salesroom much more capacous Ia order 70 accom-
Of OF which he finds himself The
cipent II IL of the most spacious rs well "A hand
places &C the Kind In city, II Ia an ornament 10
section of the city and shows only how
or energy may make his IN the world but how nsur
ally apprective pubce viii Interest itseh Ia bis elevation
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spingn short bed back 20 unusual and inconvenient
degree-lnds satisfactory solution in the following ex
tract from tho Cincinnati Gtseas which says
The land fever, which appears 10 have tsken hold Of
people generally u having decidedly unfsyorable effect
upon money markets OF the country and Is bearing
heavily upon the merchants Of tho largo cities. Country
merchants, Ia many cases, engaged In lad specaia
tons and are thus using money That should be applied
20 the payrent Of their debts This may do provided The
investments prove profitable; but should tho speculative
bubble which has been inflated almost 10 bursting point
explode The result win be any thing but oomoriabe. Tho
city merchant who proves indul2ent, viii lose his
ca and the country merchant who is 80 reckless OF his
credit a. 10 allow his debts over In order 10
means upon which 20 speculate will lose his money and his
credit besides. We hear Of numerous cases where men
suffer their notes 20 20 over while they acknowledge hav
Ing used the money in laud speculation. Is our opinion
the credit OF such should be thrown out OF DOORS
and merchants who permit such practices are guilty Of an
act Of injustice themselves AMI he whole mereaae
Community " FOL.
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Spring, 1857.

Spring, 1857.
Our spring styles OF clothing exposed and rea
dy for SALE embracing large and beautiful sssortmens OF
spring overcoats Rsgans Ensh and French business css
styles Of psntsloons fancy and plain yeats Our
custom stocked with hale mp0rsloas OF new
goods many Of which be found nowhere else This DE-
par.nsn headed BY Mr. Lyman Derby n position 70 osr
attractions in the way OF atysh garments and goods
Pivmp! attention givea 70 al orders. 40
Nos ga 20 and $50 Broadway corner q Warren St
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Canadian erm hc above quotations, with sales OF
about 800 n 400 bills; Southern brands continued Urn
with good demand for all grades including parcels Zoe
EXPORT The sales embraced about 200 600 bbs with
In the range az the above quotations Included the sales
we're $50 bbls Richmond city ~ 10 10. Wheat
The market was nrn, with good milling demand with
e8lo- q 600 bushels Mssess' o. ~. n'nne At 81 G.