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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-06

MARINE DsAsTERs-The brig r. W. Packer, at
Boston. reports that on the 26h nit, lat. 4s lon
12.3D, fell in with the wreck of brig Maria T. Wild
er. Cunningham, from Wilmington. n. C., for Bos-
crew, four in number. One Of the crew named
John Francis, died on the wreck The Maria r
Wilder was disInasted on the 1lth ult., and when
fallen 10 with, the crew entirely exhausted.
The brig Alteyela, at New York, reports that on
sept 2S Hat $50, Ion. 1915, fell in with brig Je-
rome Knight. of Boston. Capt. Perkins, from Will
mington. n c. for MarsciIles, in sinking condi-
| ti0n-took from her. Capt. Perkins, lady, two chill
dreu, his mate. aud five seamen, aud brought
them to New York. The j. X. sailed from VIII
mington Sept. 2lst, aud on the 23d, lat. 1880,
Ion. "a, experienced gale from n. f., during
which sprung leak. Had cargo of pine lumber
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-06

MRS. A. b. s. COLE will resume her
VI tlaS. IN Meditation Singing, and the Piano,
or the ath of October instant.
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II CAT ii r IG IL I, formerly en- 18th
IA. street has taken one Of tho new tpnements
Just erected on Hovernor street, between Man and
Franklin where he will be pleased 10 see his friends
and all others who may desire TO purchase FURSl
TlRE assuring them that he i'll soil gncds Or cash
cheaper than they can be bought elsewhere His
stock is much larger and great deal better than ii
ever has been, consisting Of all arti' es usually kept
In furniture store together with large assortment
Of FEATHER BEDS. BniiSTFRS PILLOWS and
MATTRESSE ES; also BED COY Nc Persons in
want of any article in my limo will find il to their
advantage to give me call before purchasing else
where
60 S-2m
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| Man AND WOMAN TAEBED AND FEArHERED IN MIcHI-
GAN.-Une night last week, learn from the
LA Pierre (Mich) Republican, disgraeeful out
rage was perpefrated in that place. 1t appears
! that man aud woman. but recently arrived there,
and keeping saloon, was suspected of being ra-
ther loose IN their habits; consequently a party
OF disguised men repaired 10 the domiciI of this
miserable couple and, rapping the door, were
answered by the man of the house, who was inime-
diately seized tarTed, and treated to a gratuitous
ride npon sharp-edged rail. While this was GO
ing on a part of the gang entered the house and
dragged the woman from her bed into the street
dennded and exposed her TO the gaze Of the OBJ
scene rabble, hauled her through the mud and ap-
piled a swab, dipped ia mixture Of tar and fea-
theirs, To her person. They were then let ago
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ALLEHER, TEACHER OF

L. THE VOICE AND PIANO FORTE.-TERMS
per session of "a lessons $25 Thankful for the very
liberal patronage conferred upon him for the last
three years, he respectfully solicis It's continuance
at his room On Broad, between 9th and 10th streets
II IN
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The COUNTY CoURT OF HESRIco disposs
ed of no criminal business yesterday. Two eases
are set for this morning, but neither Of them are
very importanti
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N,ELECT CLASSICAL AND ENGLl SH
NER. u. l.. G. SALTER'S DAY AMI
" BOARDING school FOR BOYS, ON CLAY

KfPERFNcEs-BC C. Wherry, Mrs. James Gray. VIM.
cray, Dr. J. G. Wayt, Col. 5 IL. Parker, Thomas J,
Evans, Geo Maynard, y. :. Woodbridge, Rev. j. L.
Edwards Rev. leroy II. Ice, Samuel Greenhow, l..
" GIazebrook, BcuJ. Pollard A. V. Crenshaw, d. B.
spence, r. II. Meade Chas c, Elicit, ChaS Stebbins,
iarand Hanes. Felix Matthews, Alex. Duval, ". z.
" Taylor, T. ". kecsee B Jones, ?. Lawson.
La- Those who may desire to enter pupils, are re-
IN Clay between lst and 2d streets OF through the
Post Office. &C wv
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RANK NOTES.-All of the State stock
- Banks OF the State, North and South Carolina
bills taken in exchange fer goods their full value
oc } BULKLEY & co.
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OK BO IT L l. ES OF DUVAL 4 NOR
~ TONS HORSE TONIC for five dollars uncurrent
money, tor improving the condition OF stock giving
them nne appetite and good bottom. Call and see
certlhcates az DUXAL 4 NOTIONS Drug store.
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EDUCATION.

RICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
The next session of this Institute will con,r.ncs
on Thursday. the first ay Of tIctober ana cIn ,h
last Thursday in June iS5s ~ 'O"s '"e
IhkaS TER SESSION OF NINE MONTHS.
English studies "H' AN'N'Ni
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-06

DERUYIAN GUAN0, AT REDUCED
PRICES.-As many Of the Farmers seem unwil-
ling ts buy Guano at over St1 account of the re-
cent s!ccline in heat determined TO let them
have the best article, at that price.
All that we sen comes direct from the Agents,
Ncsgrx T. Barrcda 4 Bro. whose price is yet So,
and We are only enabled 10 offer tho ton of 1900 lbs.
at SEQ because it bought before the recent ad-
W. continue to sell the Patagonian Guano at $40,
and the "A Mexican at S25.
Orders are solicited, with the assurance that the
hest articles will always lie furnished at least low
as they can be had in this cit y.
~ ' CRENSHAW CO.
sc 2s-2w Basin Bank, Richmond, Va.
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LIENS AMERICAN STABLES, RE-
~ MOYEn To CARY STREET. OPPOSITE CITY

n Ll4EN - AM WI
~ MovED TO CARY STREET, OPPOSITE CITY
GAS WORKS.
Board per month.
Do. per f5c.
Single feed ............ 25e.
Every attention will be given 10 the grooming and
care of Horses, and To the cleaning aad Keeping IN
nice order, Vehicles, Harness &c.
JOSHUA will be in attendance at all times, ready
10 serve his old friends and patrons, and all others
who look 10 the we'll doing ofther stock.
&C 2-dlwe2t
pLACKBURN'S HENNESSY BRANDY,
~ vintage 1880, ls4s and 1916, pale and dark for
sale by DUNLOP, M0NCURE 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-06

II CAL AND ENGLISH SCUnOL, CORNER on
CLAY AND l2TH STREETS.-The fith annnuaI
..~s.au oi this school viii commence on the gsth OF
ssr;rmacr.
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GAME WHISKEY-A few bhls. of this
y celebrated brand. the choicest article in the
market, for by
W0MBLE 4 CLAIBORNE,
oc No n Pearl street
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me pTlnCIpBI> WI % aIdOI hy ninr ASsiSfante -
For ,uithel particulars, enquire II principals
y. LEE rOWELE
- at X Z MOKRISnN
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GUNS, RIFLES AND plSTOLS.-We
~ have in store, of our importation, p supe-
rior assortment Of Double AMI Single Barrel Shot
bile aud Single Barrel Pistols Colts Five Shooters,
&C. For sale cheap by
CLARKS0N, ANDERSON Il co,
No Mair
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u. \
Sc 22-diGD President of the Institute

MIGHT SCHOOL OF THE VIRGINIA
- MECHANICS INSTITUTION MONDAY
NIGHT the 18th October two PRIMARY SCHOOLS will
be pencil hy the Committee of the Institute one in
SAUNDERS HALL, Oh FUushee street, bctwcen trace
and Broad, under the management of Mr.. W. A.
kENNIF-aud the other in the Prcsby tarian School
House Franklin street at its intersection with
23u street, Rev. THOMAS II. JONES being the prirCi-
pal teacher. These schools will be opened every
other night. and fres Gf charge to all boys VIII"
are members of the Institute. Persons wishing
to obtain ccrtt 'atcs Of membership and tickets
to the schools. can do by calling on the Secre-
tary 1T the Hall Of the Institute either OF the
following persons:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-10-06

MERCHANT, WEISIGER & CO will re-
w ceive all Virginia Bank Notes at their full
value, in exchange for Ready made Clothing.
MERCHANT, WEISIGER h GO,
oe li2 Main street
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EDUCATION.

NNITHEKN FtMALE INSTITUTE
y The next session ot ;his Institution will omen
a5 MONDAY, t5th octoberl and close on the Isl
jsf;E next
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- FOR RENT-Two new and desira-
Cd bic brick tenements on 18TH between Marshall
and Poplar streets near the Lancasterian School,
They each contain rooms, with 100 feet depth of lot
Price $3.50 per month. r. CAUTHORN.
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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

MADAME LEsDERNIER.--This lady, of
whose readings" so much has been said by
the city papers, proposes to give the deni-
zens of Oroville an opportunity of attending
one of her entertainments on Tuesday night
next. We have heard Madame Lesdernier
very highly spoken of both through the pub
lie prints and in private circles, and have
no doubt her readings are at once refined,
interesting and amusing. We have not as
yet been informed Of the place selected for
the above entertainment, but have heard the
Court House suggested as being the best
room in town for the purpose.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

NEGRO TEsTINIoNY.--On Tuesday last, in
case before the Police Judge of San Fran
cisco, negro was introduced as witness
against a Mexican, to which the defendant
objected Col James read from the statute
to prove that the law of 1850, which dis
qualified G negro or an Indian from testify
ing against white man, had been repealed
by an amendment to the same act, passed in
1850. He also read the act amended
and approved April Is, 1855. By the latter
it appears that the person injured appear
ing as prosecutor, no matter what his color
may be, is entitled and qualified to be wit
ness in the case. The Judge reserved his
opinion in the matter, but will decide on the
point when occasion may require.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

TIE CHINESE New YEARs.--Our Celes-
tial population have been holding " high
carnival " for day or two past, in honor Of
their new years day. Vast quantities of
pigs, chickens and hre-crackers have been
wasted, and extraordinary allowance of OPT
um been pdffed. Ancient "reminiscences of
days spent among tea fields, and long forgot
ten goDgs have been raked up. as have been
long buried hatchets. The Asiatic seldom
becomes intoxicated, and when he does he
d" makes Rome howl" as the uncouth sounds
yelling up from Chinatown at intervals with
in the last eight and forty hours show most
conclusively
Like his white brethren, John Is prone to
gamble, and waste his substance in riotous
living, and consequently on this proud oc-
casion," saloons with - an ancient and Ash
like SMELL" are thrown open, and games in
comprehensive to any but the initiated. are
played amidst clouds of tobacco and opium
smoke, with huge piles of little cards and
brass coins with a square hole in the middle.
Songs are sung in Chinese melody to the ear
splitting discords Of strange sounding wind
instruments, and the language Of Confucius
IS made medium for the settlement or con-
tinuation of private differences, amusing to
an outsider, but seemingly fraught with
great pith and moment to the parties inter
ested. Chinatown was wild with Joy last
night
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

THE NICARAGUA STEAMER The San
Francisco Herald expresses the opinion that
it is highly probable that President Walker
has taken the Sierra Nevada for the purpose
of proceeding to Realejo aud attacking his
enemies in the rear, especially as at that
place at the last accounts. there were three
vessels belonging to the enemy which could
be made prizes by the same movement
Though the travel of this route may be in
terrupted by this move, it will be the means
Of putting an end to the insa sion of Nioara-
qua.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.--Two Cinnamon,
while returning to Salmon Falls on Sunday
afternoon, from new years visit to their
countrymen at Auburn, were intercepted on
the road near Pilot Hill by three men who
bound them and robbed them of their horses,
a watch and about forty dollars The Chi
namen were subsequ emily met by several
men, who, being advised of the circumstan-
ees, started in search Of the highwaymen.
The horses were found tied among the bush
es about a quarter of mile from the scene
of the robbery, but they discovered no trace
of the robbers One of the robbers pulled
the Chinameus hats over their eyes and with
pistol in hand threatened to blow their
brains out if they presumed to look up -
They were evidently fearful Of future recog-
milton even by Cinnamon.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

A HIGHwAYMAN IN SAN FRANcIsCo.-
On Saturday morning, January oath, as we
learn from the Chronicle about four o'clock,
an attempt was made near the corner of
Bush and Larkin streets, to rob Mr.. Ray
mopd, a milkma n who was coming into the
city. a man presented pistol to his head
and demanded his money. Mr.. Raymond
gave him his purse but it was empty. The
robber then demanded his watch but he had
none; then said the fellow, Give me your
coat" Mr.. Raymond did 80, but after ex-
aiming it to see if anything valuable was
concealed about it, the thief returned i and
Mr. r. passed on.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

HUTCHING's MAGAZINE We have been
put in possession of the February number
of this monthly by Mr.. Garnham 1t is well
filled with choice selections and clcverly ex-
cuted wood We havn't had time to
read much of its contents, but confess our
self highly amused at the summary manner
in which the editor treats some of his con-
tributors in his answers to them, on the last
page. Here is the way he comes down on one
of his lucklass correspondents, ''pote
whose n0nante de plume is L. S. L.:
There is in this city a secondhand sew
ing machine that, with g black thread and a
white ground" will turn ont far more in
telligible manuscript than that which you
sent us; and when the motive power is a
good sensible dog, will get off better poetry.
1t is surprising that there are so many who
cannot write even ten lines of sensible prose,
and yet think themselves no mean poets.''
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

HOMICIDE AT kEvADA.--0n Monday last
a man by the name of William Stafford was
killed at Nevada by Henry Hays under the
following circumstances. 1t seems that Hays
discovered Stafford washing dirt that he had
thrown up last fall, and hard words ensuing
in consequence, they olinched and fell, but
were parted by bystapder. when Hays
struck Stafford blow OH tine neck with his
fist, from the effects of which he died il about
FIVE minutes. Hays is represented as being
an old and respectable citizen Of Nevada,
and indeed both are said to have been quiet
and orderly citizens. Hays was taken be-
fore Justice Anderson, aud held to bail in
the sum of $4,000.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

THE lNAUGURATIoN.-Greatp preparations
are he n made in the eastern States for the
celebration of the coming 4th of March. A
New York paper in speaking Of Mr.. Buchan-
ans inauguration, says; = The 18th regiment
of Volunteer Military, the crack regiment of
New York-the pride of cur city and State
probably the best drilled and most soldier
ly regiment of volunteers in the world
numbering one thousand men-taken from
among our finest young men and the best
iooking-with a regimental band of unsur-
passed power and oficering-have decided
to visit the city Of Washington and take part
in the Inauguration, of Mr.. Buchanan"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

EMS DECLARATION OF WAR The fol
lowing proclamation is in the style of doing
such things among the Celestials. Ii was
issued about the time that Uncle Sam and
John Bull knocked Canton into a cooked hat:
Now, the bar barian rebels have raised
disturbance, attacking cur heavenly dyna
ty, destroying forts, burning ships and ma
king war on the city The anxiety on this
account has entered into our very bones and
marrow, and your united wrath, too, has
been aroused. Now have received the In
perial command firmly to hold and reso-
lutely to fight and MAINTAIN the war from
the public treasury, to blockade the river
and sea, and sweep out every fragment.>L
You must on behalf Of the emperor, exert
your strength as brave soldiers, in order
that not a fragment of the foreign robbers
may remsin.' vs-'.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

THE Dying ScENE.-We mentioned some
time since, avs the State Journal, that a
discovery had been made, by which the last
scene viewed by dying man would be
marked upon the retipa Of his eye as tho
roughly ms an impression upon daguer-
reotype This has been found to be the case
with the eye of Mr.. Beardsly, who was
murdered near Auburn, New York Not
withstanding the organ was somewhat in
jured, 8 the rude, worn-away figure of a
man in a light coat" and with large stone
in his hand was discovered distinctly The
arm of the figure was raised as if in the
act of striking. Had the eye been in its
natural state, it is thought the exact figure
ard contour would have remained upon it
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

THE CONCERT -NIGHT.-Let everybody
and everybody's wife remember, that to-
night is the occasion for the grand niger
show at the Metropolitan Theatre, admission
to which is only fifty cents Just half a
dollar is all that is asked of the lover of nm
sic and fun, to listen to such melodiOus
strains as only come from Hallets violin,
or Mason's banjo, or Frank Mays horn.-
And then the fun and jokes On hush OF
course the theatre will be crowded ram
jam full.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

RACER DEAD The celebrated trotting
horse 60 Whalebone broke his leg by kick
ing against the side of his stall, on Monday
last. and was in consequence bled to death
by his keepers. He was owned by Stephen
Whipple, of San Francisco-eost $4,000 at
the east, and was valued at 81 600.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

HARD TlsiEs.-The times which & tried
mems souls" says the Grass Valley Tele
graph. could hardly have been as tight, we
opine, as at the present time. Never before
have We seen so great demand for money
as now exists in this county. Five and six per
cent. is paid on short time. This in coun-
try which is shipping upwards of fifty mil
lions of gold year, is certainly a very I'M
fortunate and remarkable state Of things
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

INFoR NATION WANTED.-The California
Erpress contains an advertisement from
certain parties who wish to be informed OF
the whereabouts of Lemuel Beckwith for
merly of Ashtabula county, Ohio, who came
to California in 40 Information concern
ing him will be thankfully received by his
anxious family, through Mr.. j. W. Holmes,
of Sacramento, OF II. A. Eastman, Marys-
vile.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

ARREsT OF COMMUNICATING noto-
rious Jim Webster and two of his gang were
arrested near Marysville on Thursday eve
ming The Express says they are the
game villains in the pursuit of whom, it VIII
be remembered, the sheriff of Nevada coun-
ty was killed few months ago. They were
arrested by Deputy Sheriff Lee AeCowsn,
ex-Poiiceman Pursley Mr. John Easterling'
and deputy sheriff from neighboring
county, whose name we did not learn"
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

PosTPoSED.--In consequence of an acct
dent which happened to the bull, that had
been selected to fight the big grizzly, the
exhibition will not take place tomorrow as
advertised, but will be postponed one week.
We are assured that no disappointment will
occur next time.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

No RAILRoAD.-The Marysville City
Council has concluded not to give its consent
to the proposition recently made, to sub
scribe for stock in the Benicia Railroad
If they will wait awhile, we will build them
a branch Of our road We propose to run
our steamboat against your Benicia Rail-
road, anyhow.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

UNITED STATES HoTEL.-Mr Gilbert has
purchased the fixtures Of Franks Restau-
rant and intends carrying on business on the
old style, On Saturday evening the bar was
opened, and in accordance with universal
custom, grand house warming was held on
the occasion
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

SENTENcED-Two Chilenos of the party
who were concerned in the robbery of an
old man and woman, and of the rape of the
latter, near Mokelumne Hill some time ago,
were sentenced few days since 70 five
years each in the State Prison. Cheap
enough.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

Gs- A letter dated Copenhagen, Nov IL.
says that Messrs Suhr and Raaslef have OBJ
tanned a concession for the construction OF n
Submarine telegraph between the Island Of
St Thomas. the United States and the Is
lands of the Gulf of Mexico.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

Rich QuARTz-The Nevada Democrat
contains the following statement of the
quantity of gold which is being taken out
of the quartz lead of Messrs. Allison. near
Grass Valley:
On Tuesday the Goth instant, they cleaned
up over 1900 ounces of amalgum, worth
about $4,000, being the result of two weeks
crushing. This lead must be the richest
ever discovered in the State.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

PETITION FOR DIVISION Several of the
most prominent citizens of Nevada, have Pc
petitioned the Legislature to make division
of the 18th Judicial District, setting forth
as the principal reason, that by the present
allotment of time, the terms are too short
for the transaction Of such business as comes
before that Court.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

MAR1N.-The contested election from this
county was settled yesterday in favor of
General Estell, the sitting member, upon the
report of the Committee on Elections, and
without any contest. So says the Union.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

ASSAULT AND BArrERY.-MistressF agin
and Dennis Conner were brought before JUS
tice Elliot on Thursday afternoon, charged
with having committed breach of the peace
on Tuesday night. They plead guilty,to the
charge, and were fined fifteen dollars each.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

@- Henry George Napier, British Cen
sui at Baltimore, was suffocated in house
which was destroyed by fire.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

CALCULATION s'Some mute inglorious'
Newton at Mokelumne Hill, has made an
abstruse mathematical calculation, of the
number of miles which a Mexican woman
can waltz without firing. He computes the
distance at fourteen miles, three rods and
nine feet, by actual measurment, and OBJ
seryatiOn
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

Va. No one has more enemies IN the
world than an upright sensible man. DIS
posed to take things for what they are, and
not for what they are not.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-01-31

THE SAN FRANCISCO JAIL.-The County
Physician has pronounced this building unfit
for use on account of its dampness, and rec
ommends the immediate removal of the pris-
oners to better quarters.