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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

FRosT-We have been visited with frost several
mornings this week, and once with ice. Much Of
the fruit had been previously killed, and we fear
none escaped the whitefrost Of yesterday morning.
1t has also injured the oats and wheat materially
keoacee, Is CO. Courier, 4A
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JAPAS-The particuisrs OF the English dificul.
y with Japan had bean recsivsd Tbs Enslish
Commander, after forcing IN entrance Into Naoeas-
81. had correspordence With the Govsfuor, who
finally gave orders 70 open thrcs ports-6imodi,
Hakodadia and Nsnsaeakf 10 the vessels of France
England, Russis and the United States.
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Hung Jh,y In the Circuit Court Of R;.buo,A
yesterday, Floyd Tannsr was arraisned before
n's aass asre0isn 1or tri:i for grand larceny and
when the cause commenced. The eist Of he evi,
dence may be summed MP in . nut shell. ~ Al,
Hed Gwathmey had sent bis coat TO q tailor shon
20 nave some repairs put upon It, and being in 4
nIriy as tne moment, forgot his pocket book COM
return OF the servant, Mr. G. mi rsed his poctet
Dook, and went out to look for IT, HeIearned that
.oe prisoner st the bar had found the book md
oo.s 20 the street. where it had fallen from the
in-,. "nne tne servant was on his way to the tai.
mI ana procuring warrant had him arrested. :
w Wnen Questioned about the money Tanner denied
III knowledge Of Il. The oficars hewever tool
@ 70 'ne cage. and In searching the cell Ia which
mon.n "~s connned . short time after. found the
produced the impressien that the nr.oner -. a,.
SSssvoline 70 defrand Mr.. out Of his money. and
ne was tnereupon sent on for trial The cs 80 -.s
gwen s 70 the jury At an early hour but a. thev
ovo. >. -. kee Upon verdict, they were turned
Deam rom the Bite Of a Spider.-We under,t.n
last Ihursday night at her residenca IN Har-r
sHesI, rom the bite of spider She was bitfen
on the right cheek the night before and Hsa ~
following evening from the effects. '.o
Religious Rricals-A very interest,no ,,a.,,-.
has been progressing At the Wesley Chsnel for s.n
era weess past, and large number of persons have
professed conversion, while scores of Other. 90
seriously exercised on the subject 81
AT the Leigh street Baptist Church, . protracted
meeting is now being held, and scores of mourners
nock TO the anxious seat every night.
Don't forget the Ladies aud their Fair now beinp
neid 1t the United Presbyterian Church, whore
they have prepared lots Of handsome substan tials
and deiicacies expressly for your use.
uhs neo 1r0ning Track, near the reservoir, is q
m frnIn .GsL
be completed in the course of . few weeks. We
have not yet had An opportunity of visiting the
grounds, but understand that hey are Admirable
adapted to trotting track
Frankfort the famous race horse, owned bv Mr.
y. Green Of this city. died At Columbus. Ca, on
saturday last, immediately after q hard race in
which he ran sixteen miles and WAS beaten hv
Sue Washington -
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NoMIsATioE IN PATRIcx On March court
gay, tne democracy Of Patrick county. Va, held
meeting ana nominated Wm A. Burweil. their
iormer representative, - candidate for the mex,
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A PATRIOT The 'sl0,O 600 to . Mexican officer
ol LsnA' among the Items OF secret service money
paid out by Gen. Scott in Mexico IL apoears vas
PAID 70 no other than President santa Anna, tie
man whose patriotism began and ended in his owl
pocket.
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, Emporium fer Bareains
EXTENsTvE OPENING or
NEW SP RING GO o Ms.
AZ J. AILLHisER 8 BkO.'s.

AZ J. MILLHisEk { 8kO.a,
4hs Subscribers are shout opsniaa the moSf e.
tensiys and choicest stock Of NEW GOODS they
and customers generally and respectfully ssll the
attsntiou Of the ladies to the In psrtieuar IN
addition to tho usual variety Of Goods kspt IN oQr
ine, shall havs of the best stocks in the sty
in the following kinds Of goods: -
Black Siks of ola grades
Fancy Dress Silks newest stylss
0iik Robes some very rich
aBeraee Robes. great variety
Plain Berages, Tissues and Grenadines
Lawns and French Jsconets
Plain all wool Delanes and Challieo
Plain and Figured Bnlliantes
sStelias end Cashmere sbsvls
Bombszines, Alpacas and De Dsess
1000 pieces Jacoosts snd Cambriss
1000 do Checked Mus'ins
Irish Linens, Napkins and Towels
Table Damaak and Table Cleths
Bonnet Ribbons large stock
1000 fine French Muslin Collars
1000 fine Cambria Coisrs
50U0 Camhne and Swiss Bands
1000 Rich Emb'd Linen Hdkfs
loo dozen Grass Linen do
l0 do Hen-stitched do
500 do low.pncsd Linen Hdkfp
Embroidered Muslin and Tsrietsn Dronoe
Nsnsooks and 6wisses
rich lotof Canbrie Edenu
PsIasols, an endless variety
full assortment of Hosiery, Ais. Lssss, Ede.
The p'inepsl part of goods being bousht st the
large trade auction sales In New York the remain.
der job lots excusvely for cash, we will not e.
knowledge any composition In the way Of low prices
All We ask call from you, before buying, knowns
thst everybody, these days, in favor Of buying
whore can be bought cheapest.
J. MILLHISER / BRO,
NH S-Sw l9S Broad It.
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NEW TowN.-The town of Concord. situa.
ted on the nort- branch of the Zimbro river, In
Dodge county. Minnesota, was only located . few
months ago, yet 1t slready contains . steam saw
mill good botel. three stores, school house with
from 25 to 80 scholars, and other ieviderces of
prosperity
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

william Csball declines running for The virGlnia
Senate from the Anhsrst dhtriet,
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PRESENTS TO THE ExECt TivE-The ship Lo.
tus. from Hong Kong, arrived In New York very
recently, bringing five packages of presents from
sne ng hng OF Siam TO the President Of the United
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THE INDIAN MASSACRE IN MINNEsoTA-The
St. PauPs Democrat of the Goth ult has a letter
dated Mankats, Minnesota confirming the terrible
massacre of whites by Indians already mentioned.
The letter says:
According to the report of Mr.. Markham, Of Spirit
Lake in this Territory, shocking affair took place
there the 9Th of this month Spirit Lake is about
fifteen miles from aprinsfield, on the Des Moinea
River, in q sou hwestery course, and near the Iowa
limo. Mr.. Markham had been to the Des Moines
river after his oxen which there feeding
upon rushes, and on going homo got bewi idered and
hungry and started for the nearest Louse. Upon
reaching 1t be found the door and windows broken
open, and the inside upon the hoor laid the body
of an old lsdy.
A short distance frem the house, upon the mow,
he found boy about twelve years of age, who was
also dead. short distance from the body of the boy
he found that of girl, partially devoured by the
dogs He says that he visited four other houses
where families had been living. but person was
there; ever5 hing in the house thrown over the
floors. He started for the next house, expecting to
stay all night but he found several Indian te nts pitch
ed before the doo and the house flied with Indians
He being fstigued, crept into snow bank and laid
until morning, when he started for the settlement
Springfield.
They fndug that he was in rn.st about his sto-
Ty and swearing to Its correctness Immediately dis
patched two men for Fort hidgely. who succeeded
in raising fifty soldiers to to their assistance
The in this place this evening and will
start for the Des Moines river in the morning The
soldiers will encsmp for the light at South Bend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

- Husband,s Calcised MaGueeia = ffee
from unpleasant and thrss tinses tie sTssen
Of the common Cscinsd Msgnesis Woat0 ~
nspALs have been swardsl Il - bsins tes ssss u
the market.
FOR GALE BY the Diussiss md sossszy seossssessss
ana y 'as THOMAS J. HusDAHD,
uh,a-xsms fhila1slpA1s-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

THE COAL PIT EXPLOSION IN NORTH CARO-
LIMA correspondent of the Petersburg Ex-
press gives some particulars of the coal pit ex-
plosion in Chatham county, N. c., In addition to
the notice published in the Dispatch of yesterday:
The explosion took place at O'Clock A NJ on
Monday last at the Governors Greek Coal Mines,
which are situated at place in Chatham county,
known as Egypt The Superintendent, Mr.. Rob't
Dunn, and four of the hands, all white men, were
instantly killed and two others were thought to be
dead. but after being buried awhile, with aper-
lures In the ground giving their nose and eyes
fresh air-the method usually sdopted, l under-
stand for the purpose Of relieving the lungs of the
sufferers from foul air) they were restored to life;
but the life of one Of them, man named Carer
is despaired of The damage to the property is
said to be very great The mines are owned by
Company in Philadelphia, and were being worked
on an extensive scale. The company, l under
stand have recently invested, or were about In
vestDg $2 500 600 in working them. This Is the
second explosion attended with fatal effect which
has taken place at these mines. the present year,
another fire damp explosing having occurred about
FIVE weeks ago by which five men lost their lives
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

UCountry Mcrchn uts and others v,see.
ius ths city this spring TO mahs their parehsses vsn
IA well 20 call and examine my sock OF Hafdware
before purchasing elsewhere, q am sslIisg 81 =
cost to elese busine0. THOMAS HOW. >
NH 30-lm Il9 AAta stress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

- Law Netice...l1 addition - all the
Courts he Id in ths eisy Of Richnond, the subssdbsr
win hereafter attend Ssguarly the Crssis Coasu u
POWHATAN COUNTY.
JOHN D. efEGEh Attorney ss Lao,
NH 2S-dln1s E1ahmO01, w.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

re- EUE RENT.-.We have for Rent, 3
gTf very desirable rooms over tbs store occupied
h1.A by US.
fe26 PARKER, NIMMO Il co.
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sss FOR kENT.-.PO OssessiOn afven i'm.
KS medistely, that very desirable residence OF
ssl Franklin street between 8th and 9Th, adjoining
the residence OF Hr John Gordon. For terms, ap
ply to sELDEN MILLER.
"a lS-ts
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

-ea FOR RENT, and Immediate posses
- sicu given the three story brick dwelling situ-
III sted on Church Hi on Broad, between 24th
and ash streets containing 10 rooms. The whole
PREMISE. perfect repair; the dwelling hes
n-.ly painted and pspe5ed. To good tenant the
rem, viii be reasonable. Apply to
Z. A J. CLOpTON
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

.xsr rOE KENT.--The Dwellisg over
Eg Store No. 81. Main street. 1t is admirably
Ea1A adapted for Boording House, or for business
purpCser. The roous will be for rent srsly, afcer
the 18Th inst unless taken altogether prior to that
date. Apply on the premises. sp6-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

sSfa FOX SALE, LY--Eiiher
EssI Of those very desirable RESIDENCES,
A.2 Grace street. near 8th They are very pleasant
and have every convenience in them. They will be
sold Oh yerT accommodating terms, both to price
and time Of payment large portion of the Iur
chase money remain secured for several years. by
paying the interest semi-snnually. Possession eivsn
at convenient time Also, for sale, lease, rent,
other valuable property. B B. MINOR,
ap lin Attorp ey at Law, Law Building No. |.
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EOR HsRE.-A frst.rate senmstress

L Wes1sr snd It Oper.
Also-A NET NURSE or House Servant, very
young aud healthy; sad a good HOUSE SEKVANY,
wh;ch wish TO hire 10 the Springs.
<se have also for rent lease, thst very desi
r. rsble residences on the Westham Road Tin Sid
III neyl The house is in good repair containing
s rooms The lot has four part of which is
Ia cultivation, with fine fruit, water, &c. Applyto
WALTER V. CROUCH,
an 9-Stt On Main, between 9th and l0th sts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

Sex. FUR'R aNT OR LkAsE--The House
Esa known as FROG LEVEL, about IA miles from
EsA III SO chester. with or 10 Of ground. APP
ply through Box 228 Richmond P. o. ap 6-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

~.s FOX RENT--A Frame Tenement
Es.s with rooms, on Concord, or Central Rairosd
III street, back of Wesley Chapel. Possssst on
gwen imule diately. Rent $75. Apply to
WIN WALSH
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15sa LADD's LUMBER HOUSE, sUutn
nEa side Of Basin, FOR RENT.-This lumoer
~AA house, the property of the Jas r. 4 Ks. Co.,
nearly rebuilt, aud will be ready for tenant by
the Ist Of April. The house is large and conmodi-
Qua; well suited for storage house or tobacco fac.
tory. Fer terms, apply to the undersigned
A MICHAELS,
mn 26-ts Agent for T. w. Connection
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aaS F4sk HENT--A neat brick DWELLING
ESs 'itugtsd on Franklin, between I'D and 23l SIS
NE Kitchen and we'll of excellent water in the
yard su;tsble for the accommodation of genteel
family. Rent 5 80 per annuu. Apply to
e A. J. CLOPTON,
Agent and Collector, No. Wall street,
40 In-St Under st. Charles Hotel
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-04-11

30 EOk REN T-TEe very desira Bile
wa dwelling on 9th street. between Grace and
E-A Franklin street, in good repair, containing
rooms with large kitchen and garden attach
ed Possession gwen Immediately. Apply to
L. ID. SKINKEk CO.
NH so No SO Cary street.
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6sA FOR kkNT--The Dwelling House,
sts9 over store, tnow being painted, &C. late
{2aA y occupied by Mrs. Chamberlain, board
ing house h2s Is rooms. To good tenant rent mod
crate. Possession given at once Apply TO
ap 3-dIm* DANDRIDHE HART.
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ess.a FOR RENIAnd possession given
E;J Immediately, desirable frame Residence, sit
i&sa ust.6 On 9th street, between Grace and Frank
lin. in rear of Rev. Mr. Reid's Chui ch. formerly
cupied by Mr. Williams but more recently by Mr.
Miles, containing rooms, kitchen with rooms,
smoke house, hydrsat in the yard, and other conve
uences, suitable for gentesl family; location de-
siGable Apply to Z. ID. EACHO,
G, II
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Z. A ]. CLOPTON,
Agent and Collector. No s Wall ST.,
L Under st. Charles Hotel.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24
Record.

PUBLISHED pAr-f (suNDAYs EXCEPTED
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24
COUNTY WARRANTS
BOUGHT AND SOLD,
mis- BY McWIII'AMS s. TYMESON.
SIreriH's Sale.

EpY WRITE of an execution issued out Of the
"a District court, Fifteenth Judicial District in
and for Buue County, and State of California, to mo
directed ana delivered, commanding me 10 make
the sum of Fhre- Hundrei and Forty iiny One hun
drudiEs d1urs with Interest tberGOn AZ tle rate of
three pNr cRut per month from HE l3th day OF No.
vember ID 1857 until paid aud the further sun of
Forty Fifteen onehurdreths dollars costs % sui and
accGrniug costs said writ wherein +. Cushman h
90 nre Plani~s and y. Carroll is Defendant have
levied upor und Fhgl expose al Public sale 10 the
htfhsst bdl Tor "a sh on the 18th day Of Decem
ben a y. lS5 u the hour of - O'Clock =. NJ 8ll the
rirht tltIa aud interest OF ,he above named Deend-
- IA aald TO lhe following described properly, TO
VI Ail those cert1n cceS o. pare Is OF ahd lyidg
be and situate IN the town % OrutHie COuni3 OF
Bate. California an de.cibed lOlioSs: fly siG
bv ninotyei,ih feet OF Lots No. and IN block Nc.
!. Also, lOs !, 2 and half oi lot No IN b OK -,
rs I.-id GOWN on the Map Of the town of Oruyiie,
toeether wih all Ina -'uapurenances thereuno be-
longing OF iH nywiss appertaiHing.
sale 10 taxr place al Tue Court House door in the
town 0fOruvie. 7. kREER.
uov % Late sheriff Butte County.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
NE w S EMP ORIUM

}553E2TERAI AGENCY 0FEIGE,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

rnpoluable as n remedy against BAD WATER,
or AVEI. INDIG ES1lON. DYSPEPSIA, DEBllI-
TY. &c They also certify that thoy found my
Schnaups to be Tree from AtnNllc Aicohol or fuslI
on an Exceedingly hurtful Ingredient found IN all
common Gin. which Dr. Mott describes as "tetid.
errid. nna ssthmatcal ana producing rreparobe eff
fees npon the nerves and stomach. The cefihcaits
lso prove my Schnapps perfectly clear OF " The Sc
cond or heavier Essential OH OF Junpef also dan
eerols coruDuMent. produced by the over dstliahon
rracced 10 increase The quantity ia making ordinary
Gin " ,.-
Thpse statements are made with a view to fnFlte
compari-up 10 Cu,l1ruiabetween the genuine W one 5
Schnappsand the various brands OF bogus lmilhllohs
mixed. doctored up, or rweetened Gan; IN square
blgck bottle. QnAtaion of my style OF botles) under
different nVmcs aud abels. whether marked london
German, !olimd Scneiian Schnapps, &c, in inf
mia, variety lent tbat the triH viii result in
California ius. as IL has long since done in all the
older Saiesin r3pudiatiug al the bogus, uBwholo-
some limitations referred o,and tie complete triumph
of my pure ~cbedum schmpps.
desire briefly 10 notice two facts winch have lately
added largely 10 lhe use OF Nolie's Schnapps IN the
City of New York and ols where 1T. Pure French
Brandy it ia nov almost impossible TO oban--nearly
Hll the brandy imported from France being Amercan
raw spirits sent there, made into handy. and shipped
bacE again. -. Msn} people STo abandoning ne
use OF American whlskey, brandy ana glE, since II
hu- been discovered tGat SIRYGilNlNE, deadly
poison is IN use at The west in disng, thereby IN
creasiug the riet1 Of Liquor about one-thlrd.
Ia conclusion, viii say 80 all who desire Whole
some agreeable tome and stnuentsive iAlr trial 10
" q l. = f. s
ScheidaEm Aromatic Schnapps.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, : ole Importer.
a6-3m y Beaver street, New York.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24
Nolfe's Scheidam Aromatic
SCHN Apps.

which alullerated compo nds are ueuded 10 sell N
California az inst my genuine article.
AIv object j. to announce that haye recently es
tablished 40 AGENCY IL SAN FRANCISCO Tor
supplysag the state aud Oregon with my Schnapfs
and that hereafter | viii always keep said agency
supplied with large stock 80 that rcspectabie drug
gists and liquor dealers throughout Cakiornla
can always supply themselves at "A regular price,
merely enough over the New York prce to cover
cost of freight and charges; thus avoiding compliant
~ heretofore of occasional secretly and extreme
hiZh price
Itis now many years since ] first imported these
Schuapps nom the celebrated old dislrry AT Schei~
dam holland ia which am Interested 1t is now
conceded Thar no Gin was ever imported ihto TINS
country which Aas approached my >thhapps IA re-
gard 10 PURIFY, HEALIilfVl lNESS, and EN-
.OlI~IVE AKOMA 4 or favor This claim. aud for
proof point to their universal popularity and the I'M
mrnse and increasing consumption oy All classes,
norm and south. east and west. comprising lhe TEN
perance people medical faruty &c., t. >uch an eA-
lent that my establishment, packing tie enormous
auanity vi $50 bottles per day, is barely able 10 MI
It's orders.
Also, the Wolfe's Schnapps have been analyzed
by rae most celebrated Chemists, Drs. MOT and
Deck, OF New York, and others who all testify that
taey are as
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24
MISCELLANEOUS.
To the Citizens of California.
G al 10 N

II AN INFORMED that various liqHU.miXers OF
81 New York. Boston and san FrancisCo, are exien-
-ivry engaged ia putting up in square bottles, under
various titles cheap limitations OF my long eslaoiisheu
nd r.ppWurd
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-11-24
INSOLVENCY. NOTICE.

&sTATE OF CALlFORNIA-CoUNTY0 OF BUTTE.
~ District Court-Fifeenth Judicial District. In
the matter OF Stephen Wunderln Us. his creditors.
In pursuance of an order made in the Fifteenth Ju
dciai District Court, in and for Butte county, CHltor
MIA, by the Hon G. Williams, Judge thereof, ON the
10th day of November A. ID. 1S57--at chambers.
Notice ie hereby given. TO the creditors of the said
stephen Wundern. an insolvent debtor, to be and
appear before the Judge of SAID Court the second
Monday Of January A. D. 1858. or so soon thereafter
the petition OF said nsovent debtor can be beard
60 show cause If any they may have, why an assign
ment Of the said insovents estate should not be
made and he be discharged from his debts and la.
bties. Witness my hand, and the seal of said
Court affixed, this the 10th day of November A. ID.
1857. NJ. II. nARRACH, Clerk, IL. 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-10-13
STATE oF NEw-YoRK. sGcKErARY's oTELcE
ALBANY August 81, ls5L
THO the SHERIFF of the COUNTY of NEW

II " Tue OF Inc COONli va
4 fORK-Ss Notice 10 hereby given that st ne oyHsfs
ELECTION 10 be held In the State, the TcEoDAt 81
ceedins tie fret Monday Of November next the following o
TO be elected, - wit: u,
SECRETARY OF sTATE, in the place of Joel I. Head
A COMPTROLLER, In the place Of Lorenzo Bunowsi
An ATTORsEi- GENERAL, in the place OF s'sp~A D.
AsIArE ENGINEER and SURVEYOR, in :he place Of
silss Seymour; c.
STATE TREASURER N the place Of Stephen CLARK
An INSPECTOR u STATE PRISONS. In the place Of Nor
AJrDGE ofthe COURT ofAPPEALs IN the place OF Hiram
Denio; IN
All whose Of service will expire the last day Of DE-
Also woJUsTICEs oftbs SUPREME CoUa for me sn.s
Judicial District in the place Of William Miscns
expires Dee ST. 1857 ana oas in place Of Charles
srI.iIisd TO nj vacancy oecaxoned By the
Two IL SrIcEs Of tie SUPERIOR COURT IN ne PAGES
Of Josph Boswor.h and rb QahIsy ,h Mac.
AJUDGE ofthe COURT Of COANoSf LIAs - - r
A JUSTICE Of the MARINE COURT. in place 0tf'0'she"
Also SENATOR for IN. rourh. Ffsh Sixth aud SEVENTH
s.b.ts Districts, consisting OF the Cny anu '0'"''
York - l, NJ,
MEMBER Of ASSEMBLY Tor each Of ne AsseTSy r Us
tre,s IN the City and County Of New-iorh Ei,h,h M,sI
seeond Thru. fourth Finh sixth, ssvsnth vian,h'
Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Thirteenth Fonrteerih Fifteenth
sixeen,h and Seventeenth Assembly Distny pr,as,,a
RECOEDER in pI.c- Of JAIME. N. smith;
AplSTRICT-ATT0RSEY. in place Of osA'J '
And REGISTER IN place of John j Dosne. -, L., ~
Al wlo,e terms 81 ofee viii expire o" -" 80 ~ "
J. r HEADLEY Seerstsry OF sSsss.
sHEhIyg's CTFIcE, New fofk, sepI - io,'.
The ahv. Ia pnh ia ,r,p.nt 20 the Of the Secretary
OF State Md the requirement Of the .ta's ,, y, E ~
and provided. JAMES Z. Wiz, w..
Sheriff a N. City md County ~ New iork
ADbe pnhc b.sepsner, n ,he county VIII pltish the
above week anti he election and zen hala III