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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

~ ufficE-ln Record Building on Myers Stree,
East side, between Montgomery and Bird. Oroyille
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

Dissolution Of Co-partnership.
gTOTlCE is hereby give that The o Partnership
= heretofore existing between "a uuc ersigned
uader TIE style OF NinotL Tsrr, is t day dissolved
by mutual consent
II. Is MIN q is authorized to settle al in1eoieo-
IL 3. NINOTT,
card Ranch, Fed. !, 1857, j. l.. TARR.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07
MEYER YARLONSKY
SPER1IATORRHGA.

nR, local Weaknoss, nervous debility. low spirits,
Z y assit;ide weakness ct the limbs and back. in
disposition and ncapaby for labor and study duh
ness ofappreheu=ou, loss OF memory aversion 10
ceiy. love Fl solitude iimidiiy self dstfus dizziness
hcliachc. involuntary discharges, pains in ;ie side.
affections of iheeyes pinples on he face, sexual and
other iurmaiies in man, cured without fail BY
the justly celebrated physic and surgeon, J.. J..
CHPkay Ills method Of ing diseases is new (un-
known TO others and hence the great success. Al
consultations by letter otherwsel free. Address
L. j. Czapkay, NJ. D.. San Francisco, Cal n3-3m
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07
Oraullle Dailq Rnttt RerurA

PUBLISHED DAILY SUNDAYS EXCEPTED,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-03-07

4 CARD-Prompted by honest desire Of my
"a heart, wish to lay before the public case
which deserves high commendatiop, not only a an
act Of scientific skill bat that ef humanity also. About
two years ago, suddenly, and from causes unknown
to me. seized with 81 fit Of epilepsy, which, owing to
my inability 60 meet the expenses conseQ aent upon E
thorough medical treatment, and ac discourageineat
met with on attempting it, soon became such (as
then led to belevel rs 10 defy iAe skin of ply
stefan. was frequently while Ia pursuit of my cali
ing, thrown down TO the ground without the slightest
warning and although insensbe 10 The agonics.
Yet Aespsed the nl-eries Of my e- and soon learned
10 look upon those Who woIiI render me assistance
or shelter from danger rs enemies who sought 10
proong the mseries OF my existence. While in this
State, and having previous TO my ailicon tasted the
sweets Of life, l once more induced TO attempt
seeking aid Of physician, and, by recommendation.
called upon nr. T.. J. CZapkaa. told him nay cir
cufnstlnces aud my Inability to reward him for his
services. regardless Of - eli. however. he ~ ono.
undertook my cast and ith the blessing Of God /
was Once more restored 10 perfect health. Unable
to reward him fer be boon which, enjoy at present
and vet conscious Ui iEs indebtedness consider il
due to pysea to al the afflicted make the
public in ordcr that those in need of medical advice
may find physician in whom every confidence can
be placed
Is MEYER YABLONSKY.
State of California county of san Francisco, ss-Sub-
scribed and sworn before me this first day of August
a. D. 1876. GILBERT \. GRANT.
LIS. Notary Public.
Or l.. J. Czapkay's Medical ami rgeai Institute
Is at the corner OF Montgomery and sacramento sts,
san Francisco California. The Doctor Offers free
consultations, and asks no remuneration unless he
srrr.
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MATRIMONIAL.

A YOUNG GENTLEMAN OF GOOD MANNERS AND
a simple mes1s OF good family and sp0.ess rspnss'v
Wthes TO make the scqptinance OF some noo "
generous young lady, wb, has fondness Tor " A.
n vie " 10 ri1ory He IL slave ~ cereucnl s iu
tent. 10 I've Sou'h aud bs would be pieAso 70
With ngeniai spirit 10 share bis eably slols
Nrr " sincere and AL letters shall be eel w m ~
OG ss stating Whsn and wbere We cse nave n1erview
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COAL.

NOlL-BEsr RED ASH srOvs AND ggt Asu
oh 10 as range and furnace screened de ,ered ~
~ 70 per ton trnm yarts correr King and 0reen sh IL
Duane and s. Canal streets, Aleu-
MATHEW ULINror
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rRAVnLi.ENv 0UIDA.


8 % sass July IS a.: is;;, s.i Top . ,s.::::s.
s s sss fs;' ' s..sl1s 4 8 "a isS 81 ~
Asn2oa nus, les1. e Ss is.na Scss :s.- g
s so h ss .sd s ssss ..a s s i. -
e. leland S ts ss msw SrS NJ ss 49,
as soS. And s w., Is.Ds sr' no" 0ss Nd
q hroush train. WIN leave Chambers strsst u nd A.
- ~ 40" A. ,. SMITH, supsrn..Assa
~ ARLsM aAn.RoAD-suNNsR ABRANolsnEr-,
10 oon nspe,ns w.dnesday June 1851 Trains 'sAvs 10,
|h M,orooa rss rain connecting viii lines Of s'Assu
SEQ 4: T@f.pTe.. n.n train for As.rr soun.ss.s :.
0ners van Western Rsrc~d for Albany, rroy sarsoss.
s@r E~xm.r.ou train, slipping At az r,soes
@rEl,. p,.,s .ss ., .n ,Cyp: = ~ s..os
'i' l,.rs nv VIEW a slr ' sqss.q .rlros.
IaLxL..MiIsm; brds. Train, ..oppns ! N $1,000
S1rSs.. riss: sossss !. 4 I. No.. 60.
SsoOn ss. s. an .o ,,S :G 4 AZ .sss
'"' We '' c4s fgIE su ~
~ msr ,r.nssuen. commencing JslI Y. 80 -.
ou ,sS~ !" s'T y SS sV on s
For No. H.-. Mr.: '; ~ tx ' S na IA an
70 sTss.ya..in $50 A. n c.a iis aS' An on'
por Sfola sr.xord, FAIRFIELD Southport and wssvovs-
" 70, r q n. aS ssSSfE, uS 49, 90 c.A a.
- ~ ~ Dare. y and a-s.s-,cA-T.s $50 H.; n" ~
- e. ~ ssx sS $40 dIh sDA n; iaS A., ~
MI a 0 sM. Gas r. ~ -.
yor Pcrt chester and lrfSnensS 7>snons-tsA ~ n n
tsX "a no ku 6@ P ~
$50 s'"' WV oosrrcrIro rEArrp.
ggy h.s.sSs "a 4 @ ts sss, nS Pm
~ 1anne,icus River Railroad 70 nontresl-s a.
on ans a.;,so.Snsn = tn and ,,upx
yo-hsnpton -. a. $500
r,r iJous.,onic Rsslrosd-s ~ A. n, AHPs
nor Nsugstuck Rsfyosd-82l A. NJ, ~ 70 .st IGr,H
FOR DnoturY and Hortrsk Rsilroad-7.9 40 a, ~; a.
Pm
rrou Eew isyen-aso Ton SIS A Y. perl LB Css.
Fitm sr,dsspcrt $40 30 iOs An us.G ,e IRA.
tY% y /, is, 80 80 AIS iarA L. On A.
.rg az R g (. css.''r-sr' So ~ sw nShs On,
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VoUNG LADIES BOARDIHg AND DAY sCgooI. ~
Portico square, Spruce street Phsdephfa-MssS y.
HALE principal assisted By . Psrssn adj ans The hes,
mesers: keferences-Henry Vehake LII d., Phlsdepha'
judge Hepburn Ca-isle Penn lous A. aodss Esl., fhi
ladepha, Charles Hodge ~, Princeton; WIN. Baocn we
vens, u u, Phlladelphia
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TUTOR OR TEACHKR.-wANrED, A SITUATION By A
i graduate Of an eminent European university has ira
yelled in EuroPc as tutor and taught Ia cole ye
Try Address Chapelle, lb5 Crosby at III Herald
office. The best OF city and other reference given.
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TEACHING AT THE soUrH-A LADY WHO roA
has had the management Of a school M
the South IL DESTROYS Of situation
private family TO take charge Of school viii teach
Given. Apply 70 D., serlIns Oeyuga county, n. Y.
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marc IN ssosbss o~su rcssr'sas aeas~~9 a. recsse
and sccs- AIDercNs p>~>. with M dscr~s-e -hs,
IA bastard. fiouf AsAa sdssncsc fr9u To- a sc
pr barre q tac dnec-aa grs- -sh TAR amount o.
sales. lrina wscd Cru. suall he of ctSsoo
KenncSy white so-i a ~ - ss.rNa I'D II 81 &C. ase
southern do. al 81 a. sOsshsr, ye'o~ ssss. fro,
store and sa,ai, a-SSc ~ Western mixed -sc
Pork active and hghsr, vitA sAa~ 81 mes
at So g e. 10 ssSars ocs1ased hrui, ~sh .Aes o,
800 600 hbd and % toEes. Ps- ava es-s~hsre
Coffee lrm; Sale ccmprised 500 nat Java. 90
bags Rsha and 600 iac NJ ran rrocs frr,s.G were n
regular with orerns. n o~ ra-es coaoa IA,
for Liverpool al 81 pee bale, sns Nd. Iss pccre she
hOur at ii. per barrel
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tn. Fire On bethany, "a.

Ao~ me, thrcogb your umna 10 csrrcot an error In
your segrsyaso oomman.anco OF the 2cs instsot roia-
nve 70 burnlng % whai termed th0"Unlvcrsty OF
Nosthern Ncw Yo~N"
1ie baihainr~ knowr ve "Unverslty OF Nortnerh
rrtraylvanaaH esnafed m Dshany Wayne county IN,
whs,h besons>d 10 Trcf y SOddard, were burned on
snta~~~x evp~ss~ April Is The Are was discovered ~
s.sr.a arro~~ ssa sre<x O'Clock. Nearly All ~
H. sna.als hsd reslred Through The enorts Of froi
T~o~sr< saetaDoe rendered by me cu1." ~. ~
r.re ,ls pusals e~c.pcd unnrured and withou' %
s<stsrtt vrh N exc>Sooo q frv books frorn .nr
4, isf hunared voaunres q The profe-sorr 49,
hwr.-~f No in.nsrsnoe The library. Ine punei -
- - rurr~a o. heg estimated vslue vs. $500.
Tte a<ho-a has ~op-ned IN ons % Ne cnsrces
A. p..ne w>N rousinne our<ng Ne eru tonrri.
fx~rmAnr. hsxN ~, i-eT. n ihrh~
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Our Ms...,ns,or Correspondence.

NAsEs0ros April n, Last.
~ cs1ccssSs,r o. Nos To-s-7h Aaf-p 10 B-cnscris,
soE-foRr'daz Pb<S--ComySa,>e Aeains So1Ie-s,
a. Ns-y Aerf
Yea are quito correct In the statement m, forth In tho
HKsitD q the 18th ms, Sunday touching the etOrts to
Brua-ooso" Mr.. Collector Scbeu Z" Mr. Buchanan COZ
.1ers The spposniea, Of Mr. Sche 10 be OF the bes,
he has made" In evening conversation with Hon.
nard Burke very recenry and s,noe tho farce at Tam
many Hal about s-chems, sagauores, wiskinsks ard
w.skey skins" together with other ,omfooeres, NJ.
Bso6anan SAID, Who othcs than scheu could have ap
pointed lie Il, and has been, true, honest re-
hAbIe national Democrat and solely because he
be lot Collecsorhp IN 1861 Before the subject camo
up fo~ consideration, and before tho Delegations
from New YORK had preached the subject l had
unade up my mind In reference 10 a. I looked
abroad snd could for the place but Mr. Schel
and hs final appointment but foregvne conclusion
NJ Bscanan alo expressed much surprise course
q p.imAor f0veS after the and assurances
IL him v with some pain that have 70 state that tho
Ma AReut, SANDER has already been twice reported 10
the rarsnent and the Executive, by Lieut. DcCamp
Jc.n costs, kg contractor. You will recollcct that
NJ ann ers received but three votes his favor "a Con.
sUl Al Ior.oa. Il may be that the President wont vsA
fos ts nsi> In thAs case, and perchance In others
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4 .,rx., a. - ~sss-
| pLssp- suurrme--rrr csss "a A Att. os -
rrSrv1ry Yss~ NV oaLaAss. wru. ""' =.
- ,n.n vn.u ss..,..s,, ,.n.,
u. Cray, ocsarAodioS Wp>h len New Orleans Aps0 q
srv,v.vs Al g.-r.r. ..~,,s.~ - h. 2ad Ard saiat -
day Tor se~ fort, has nuveA Al her d0sk'
Tho ftilsde phla landed "a psseuAors q, Havana snA
esrs~ y 70 thus port
" hNVAns 'osre Was sfae I" snssres oce~rfng.
ne health o. the island was remarkably goAd.
Tbar~ ~.s n tarsrr ouars,sy or sh.r,snu a. Ar. A.-s
o...'.--.'S- - :, "Apf" a ~ '"0
Vno oofnmo"on WINS caused 70 Havana on sne l0o
On, ,hs sraoish mai, se.u.o~ n,rro -, -. -.
- a., 20. a. 80 ~.. - $3.50 '.A~ "a"'N
~ 'N ~ .~"a, "A'nN On h'ysa oank N .
sinking condition she had on board the Archbishop e
Cuba and sa the spansh Consul General nj Dop,insc
ant many o,,.r,h.s oa.oars ana ssuo.s
s sers Coon and Leon were Immediately sent 10 her
siaoce the teleSrr aphlc despatch from thu car,s
stated ' ior two days he had NOT been able 70 gain
the ak and he feared she bad hole In her bottom e
next day. howeve~ tho hxarro appeared OF Mstanzas snA
-. .-' . So aAe "e.. 49,
ered u me ra OF wsier INTO me sup came trom eae-
cet N the blow OF pipe and had been easily remodel
The ship then proceeded on her voyase
The rssc Of tcni stock companies sth continued In ca
a million Of dollars, and a new joni stock house build
COMPANY n was being tosmea win hall million caS.2
had advanced In consequence
The Dsoria d "a Mana has the following sccouns q
tho ,.,.,ra A. 49, ~. h,u.,,a f,,. - o-..,.-
$500 " oN"nN~, NC susSve 'fom Ne~ o'e"1-
ccNck, on the morning or the Lth inst Mr Afse1
Hnrtnosse presented n msea q. the oace OF Mwy~
our city, and gave hm notice Of bis having just arrived
rom New Orleans 10 pursuit OF broker o. that city, III.
John Oxnard Who having from Messrs- hAyns
and Harrison pronis notes Tor discount 70 tho aa1
I'll bss and having effected ne discount had given =
the value On tnem eheck upon the southern Bank wtcn
had proved 70 be false OF ascry since oxnard had -
unds In that bank. and h after this fraud he had en-
barked for this port on board me steamer Empire Cy
II the crime had nos yet been committed hero, n va
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Additional from California add nsesr~gu~-
Nww cx-<A~ Ar~~ ~, Hast.
The eesH-asp Esarsr~ Osy, fro~ HsyssA. h~~,og Ar
rived up we eve afew saasen pesssca>- q c~&cruiA
ADD Lahnnus news
The rrr-~ reports thai Tie steamship illinois, IRON
AEpsnwan Zoe hew Yor<. LAr neaiy ms'cn and hAx
OF dollars 10 god freight asi about seycosy Of oA
Ioidees force. Including Geeers wbc~i and Bcrnsby
The Empire CITY brings hsndrcd q the anoStaIsso
kicarsesans while others lcn se1ind NJ Ap.n~Aii
u4,ither they were Al takeA N British veSesL
The nknss connected N Me Lthia1s th the steamer
l. ssephens from Fan Frsoclco; bu, Ai vessel did
touch Al San Juan del ssr, get nothing additional o.
autheusc nature IN regard to the position Of G~oers
Walker. Private dispatches, boSeve~ stale thai be
we'll supsAed with provisions, and skeiy 70 hold Oh,
Ryss for several mooths- From the go
conRrmA,soa OF Walkers ard Hemingway recently
ported victories the Costa RicaHs, and th
another attack shortly expected.
General Walkers brother, who passenger In The
Empire CITY, died On Sunday.
Elk senator Foote who Of e has held prominent post
ton in the ran.s Of the American party had gono
The democrats.
Chinese proAses were rsdy advancing In the C~sfoS
ola markets,
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TELE0kAfHfC,

II CaAal,sros, April q, lSsR.
ms s.aa.ap isASe das arrived here, With HX|NnAaaA
Key West dates 10 the 2S<h inst ...a =.
Mucovad0 sugar, at the latest da,e, twelve sad
quarter 70 thirteen reals, with active demand. Aoas
ciayed, nine and half reals; muscovs 10, ten and hax
70 eleven reals
The United States soop OF saraogs sailed from KY
West on the sd inst for Norfolk, and the rned SAass
steamer Fashion for New Orleans.
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PMLApgLFnIA STOCK BOARD.

IrmArszfru<, April 3. 1857.
sSocka stesdy. Poonsyivanls Ga, sax Morris Canal,
1917 lonS h.and Railroad, l2S Reading Railroad, al \
Pen1sy lyanls Ea.load, ~.
CHAnfsssros, Apeil ~, 1857 >
Ccsoo quiet sSoe To- Day 400 bales unchanged prices
kgs OrxJAss, April ~, 1851.
toilcn has advanced &C. SLcs today 1900 bales, NJ
l5s.c. itc. Tor mddLng Receipts to-day zoo bales
sugar lie Flour closed with advancing tetdency-
Sale ~ - 70 per bel Mxed TO Wh.e corn SOC
Oder Articles EeoerAlly unchanged.
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CHICAGO, April 2s, isj:.
The g. Paul Poneer of the 18th instant contains a et
ter from General Shields, dated Fsrbsuk Is inst, which
pointed!y cont<sdcts tho q Indian murders at
Mankato We have relab}e information from Blue Earth
county ha, there 10 foundation for these absurd reports
Tho letter concludes by stating that there neither hos.
u,isy nor ssa Of hostility amongst the Indian sbes IN
the Territory
The Msnaessam q the spsh confirms The state meats ia
the ebov te{eF,
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The n New e Theatre I'm nscadwey.

JAscs GosDoS BsyNvrr, Eeo -
nv DsAH sR-.-in the HyslIp of today, II a card N.
specting y New Theatre in Broadway" which as~vSv
that "h proposed that the shall be ocoupeA ~
chrsy and Woods Mnstrets, 'yAn Having no asnhtuk
being confounded with others In their business sssps.
bcs, and nseoding 500 20 erect odiace for mysf n
n>no' yos VIZ ocnfes favor my friends and 40 -
uos 70 myscH BY nse~tns this note, tbervby oovrecu
sny errO-ecm mpressIen- Your obliged add ssedsw4
~~sr n p CHNyrY,
PrFtaet Chstsys htaarce
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Collision On the Hudson River.

FDotHO'r APfiI q, IsS3
sscop and a schooner, names unknown, came 10 COLL
sios last night the river Irvingtoo TIE loop
loaded with brick and senk Immediately Tho crew ~
capped In the ys~ and picked up BY the schooner
Which sustained but slight injury
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low anything 10 exist unless some good could b
SAduced from 1t, he comes forward to explain the
csuses OF the antagOnsn which exists between the
religious and the theatrical public. He places
the blame where 1t belongs and 1t is sincerely to
be desired that The reforms he advocates may
soon be brought about The theatres of this city
exercise no small amount of influence over the
public morals, and every good citizen should
welcome any attempt to refine, purify and ele-
vate the tone Of dramatic literature and the So
cial position Of its opponents
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SHEET.
New York. "wednesday, April %, 1857.
Malls for Europe.

Mails for Europe.
rHE EHW YORK HKRALD-EDTTI0N FOR EUROPE
The Canard steamship Arabia, Capt Stone, will leave
this port to-day for Liverpool
The European mails will close in ibis city OF quarter
past teu O'Clock this morning.
The European edition Of the HxAIp printed In French
and Engsh viii be published O'Clock in the morn
ING. Single copies, in wrappers, six cents.
Subscriptions and Advertisements fer any edition oS tho
Nsv Ycsx HIp will be received at the following places
In Earope-
Lonos-Am. European Express Co., 81 King William st.
PARE Do. DO Place dc Ia Bourse.
IsvRrocN-lo. do. Chapel street.
LIvRrooz--John Hunter, IL Exchange street, Fast.
HAvRs-Am. d European Express Co, Al Rue Cornelle
The contents Of the European edition Of the HAID will
combine the news received by mail and telegraph the
ocs during The previous week. and up the hour Of pub
kAtlcu.
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THE MUS1CrPA. REvoLrTIoS.-Tbe contest 10
which the municipal authorities and citizens Of
New YsIx are now engaged as against the execu-
tive and legislative departments Of the State
government al Albany, IL no lees than veritable
revolution peacefully and legally conducted. The
struggle which terminated IN the independence
Of this republic originated as much from resist
ance to the efforts on the part Of the home gov
eminent to control the municipalities and 70 usurp
the internal management Of the cities, rs from
any other cauae So, too, in Europe. The strur.
giles Of the great commercial cities ofthe Continent
against the despotic Interference Of the powerful
bsrons and feudal potentstcs are matters Of his
tory. The cities too, were generally successful
in the contest; and the rule. we have no doubt,
will hold good IN the case which we have now on
hand II is somewhat remarkable, however for
the citizens Of the great metropolis Of republic
70 find themselves at this day In conflict with
the State authorities, aud driven to resist by all
legal and constitutional means the attacks made
upon their rights and privileges.
Even N despolic countries the crown rarely
ventures to Interfere 10 the municipal affairs of a
city or borough. The corporate authorities, with
the Mayor or other chief magistrate at their
head are Usually recognized W possessing jurs-
dicton over oil matters Of local government
within the limits Of the corporation. The Mayor
Il the supreme head of the city government, and
az such IL presumed TO have more or less control
over all subordinate officers who. on their part
are presumed TO bold their Office from the cit-
zens, either directly by election or indirectly by
appointment by officers elected by the citizens
But the niger worshipping, spoils seeking Leeis
lature of 1867 undertake to overthrow these long
established principles of municipal government,
and to say that the people Of New York shall
have no voice in the selection of the men 10
whom some Of the greatest interests of the city
ere to be confded. They undertake to say that
the people shall he deprived Of their Franchise;
that IL they are TO have polce-if they arr 10
have paxk-f they arc 70 have public build
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AMhlrs at Albany.
THE LIQUOR pBALHRs AID TIKI NEW LAw--rHB CASE
OF JUDGE MULLETT.

AIBlAY, April y, ISoi.
The liquor dealers In this city held meeting Last night
and fund was raised and resolutions adopted to disre
gard the law and take the 6r prosecution under 10 the
courts, in order 10 test It's oonshsutionalisy.
Judge kues, Of the Eighth judicial district, has served
papers Governor King denying TIA. he has resigned
his seat the bench q the Supreme Court and stating
that the appointment OF his illegal and tina. be
shall proceed 10 hold heretofore Judge Mullets
charges thai hs papers sess 70 Judge Foot Of tho Jud
sry Committee Of the LEGISLATURE, were improperly,
and without authority, 6ed up, rendering his resignation,
and TIA. he did not resign.
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FYre ln philadelphia.

FmLAprz1aA, April -. 1867.
noarcdosres soap and candle works Market street,
near The bridge the Schuytin, destroyed by
ere early tns morning Loss 80 CO., Insured tor SO ooo
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ASDrosxDrc A yrrn-tlnh avenue L. now buay with
sr.na amateur pe, ormanoe which will take place Of the
AsA--y, and 70 VIVA he public viii be admitted. The
rroeeua ON b. gwen W de Dramatic FuDd Association
Toyaas socs broker VII play hasteS Walker, ia Tho
aBcbback The pew, o. The evening and on az that
ssrsAsvo " G,Noe church, Che Usher Of the
wiAis Rod 70 AZ the Qucens Of PSshoo, uIu sFcsr IN tho
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nheta pshs Chs fraisruy conmsnos- boasy a ooavsn
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WAsMnoros, April ~, 1897.
The War Depsrtmeue has eemee<ed the arrangements
for the wagon road from FD Defiance " Mojav river.
Edward y Beale is 10 be the superintendent. G. Heap,
assistant, and James r. Hamblecn, physician. Leut
Charles Thorburn has been detached from the navy 10
accompany the expedition Tor geological surveys Twenty
Ave camels and dromedarcs TO be employed, Of
the objects being 70 test their endurance and sdspsbuty
To the climate.
The party viii consist Of about Any picked men, pro-
vided with the necessary implements r. break the road
through. They will rendezvous a. New Orleans on the
10Th Of May All the parties for the dinerens sections o.
the road organized, with instructions to com
mesce operations at the earliest practicable period
thought that the work viii be finished by next December
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Bcsro~, AEst -, 1881.
The footpEs of bank stsioueos for the pat week
compared With The week proyious, a. icilows-