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New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
Sworn before DE this 18Th Of April 1857.
O. L. HANS Commissioner Of
SUPREME COURT CIRcUrT-ArRr l5.-Beforo

Qunnrbang Bank ast J. Ira GTos.nan mpIeadrd WIZ r. n
Gro-snan.
The defendants We're sued jointly a. composing the
firm of Gronsn Son. indornent of Eo'es given in
renewal Of previous notes held by plaintiffs .
Gror.uau alone defends be- hs defense on the
ground he member of the firm ut the time the
made il having been previously dissolved
and notice OF the dissolution published
These he proved BY his joint defendant whose sc'',
mony objected and taken subject 70 objection .
He'd That the Judgment in the would rot necessarily
BE- nt s both defendants but might b. Tor one
and -gans. the other .ee Brumsk Powers, Herman
9i the defendant F. " Gros-man competent IA wit
for hs ndan and that his testimony therefore, Is
properly in the
Hd also that these given in renewal oi note
the PARTIES held BY plaintiffs before the dissolution OF
the defendants firm, and taken BY psntfs without
actual knowledge that defendants had dissolved their hrn DE-
ndsns both liable, although the notes we're made OJ
d.feBdaI T.. ". Grosslan after the srtua d solution
Held s.o that this being of serir Of renewals OF TINS
debt running through years PLAINTIFF a. dealers WIN aernd
snts during entitled 10 actual notce o
its dissolution and that having received TINS notice ana
having accepted these in ignorance OF the fA ina, s
dissolution had occurred defendants liable to them
the dissolution had taken place.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

SUDDEN DEArH.-An Irish woman, IS years of age,
named Margaret fell dead 10 o'clock yesterday morning
Canal and the Bowery Her remains
were taken the Tenth Ward Police Station where su
inquest held upon them In the pocket Of deceased
from the Dpensay physicians found show
Ing that she suffering from attack OF dsrhea Al the
time Of her death she her way to Bellevue Hospital
She resided Of No. 50 Baxter street.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
BROOhX Wv ITEMS.

IHr HOHTICCLTUEAL SocITIr.-The Spring exh-
bit!on Of the Brooklyn Horticultural Society COM
Ined al the Athena um in Atlantic street yesterday
afternoon. There was a good display Of flowers.
fruits Sc. The exhibition promises to be successful
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

LoNc ISLAND LooSISC Ur.-Twenty acre. Of land
situated between College Point and Whesonc, l.. l..
were recently sold at 81 200 per acre and 10 acres
more in the same neighborhood a; 81 o00 per acre.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
THE IMPERIAL PHoToGR.rH.

unioua appe stion Of the ATsurPss.nf IN eject Of
u,ual size and presenting the combined advantage II Painting
aud ish with The truth the Gamers To be procured
BRApY's No. $50 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

SERIOUS ACCIDENT TO AZ ESGINKFR.-On Tuesday
afternoon one of the engineers of train of cars be-
longing to the New-IIaven Railroad Company fell
from his engine ut the of Fortysecond street
and Fourth avenue, while the trun in rapid mo-
ton, and injured himself in very dangerous manner.
He taken up in state of Rsensibiy, and ply
scian called but he could do nothing for the sufferer.
The engineer conveyed to the Hospital BY several
gentlemen connected with the road.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

Now that the wisdom of the Board of Counclmen
has been fully exercised upon the question of an IN
crease of pay, may well air the conclusive rea
son or cause for adheng to the present pay and that
is that no money can be expended unless it shall have
been previously appropriated; that is, not unless su
cent money is set down for hnt specific object in the
Annual Tax bill. Now the law under which the pres
ent expenses are paid sets down for pay OF Mem
"bers Of the Common Council, $3l 49," and this is
lust enough to pay the present salaries of per meet
ing. eight meetings in month Therefore, whatever
the Common Council may vote the Controller will not
and cannot pay any more nor the members enforce
an increase in any manner known to the law This is
conclusive and ought to have been potent to stop in
their very inception all the absurd movements for the
Increase Of pay which have disturbed business since
this municipal year commenced.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

MADAMT Cora DE WIkHoRsT.--The lovers Of music
will be glad to learn that this talented lady has made
arrangements to give series of subscription concerts
at Nibo's Saloon during the month Of May. Particu-
lars are given in our advertising columns.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
lAavertisemc'
GAS, GA-GAS FIXTURES FOR THE SPRING
fAdvertisernent.l

TlApr-Seveal patters beautiful in dessr
,L than offered before. Cal
Dvpot, No SO Broadway AscHkS WAsSEs a Co.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
Adversementl
y DrpRy A. COMPANY IMPORTING TAILORS
fAdvertisenent.

n Pars ss- vii remove arr the ist o. May 1877 70 tho
ns~iy-arrsnr~d Government building No 81 Walker ST.,
second s,rrt Below Csnalst and west side O Broadway
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

RESIGNATION OF POLICE OFFICER.-Mr. Ed
ward Gallagher for several years past efficient polio" officer
Of Sixth Ward yesterday rendered his resignation 20 the
Mayor he having unsolicited By himself been appointed to
Office in the Custom For the past five years this officer
La. been detailed the New Haven Railroad Depot and has
much keep away the droye of pckPokrs aud I'M.
pudent hack drivers which formerly nlcstedit it.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

Mrs Cora HATcH, the trance-medum, will speak
in the Tabernacle this evening at "A o'clock
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
fAdyer.isement.l ]
IIAILOTYPES
pHOTOcRAPHS


J. GvkSYy challenges the Photographic world to produce
in the above styles equal those made a. his Photo
graphic Palace u Art, No 3i9 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

DIsCoyTRr OF IIuMiN REMiISs-Ycstcrday fore
while labOrrs ruzsgrd ry-ng lot
TlHpku- IN . Ninth Ward. they rahunrd hu
man r.nsi~ Coroner Smell held iuQu,t. sd the Jury
found that laid inferred apparently, forty
fifty sso, sud th identity o d ~ the Jury
unknown.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

/. SUPERIOR CSURT-SPEcIAL TERN-APRIL h-Before
Judge HOFFMAN. .
Wm. w. Corcoren agt. Vim. Judson 1t al.-M-
lowsnce - 500
Obadiah Ennis agt. The Harmony Fre-lnsurance
Judgment for defendants oil the drrurrr wi;a
liberty 10 plaintiff, 10 amend in teu days upon payment Of 80
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
tAdyertisement.l

AKE IUtK LON"S DISEASED, hbd WUtH yUu Nv
cured Do not aow your-to BE- -aperm~nied but uy
remedy that has relieved thousands aud proved itself worthy of
confidence We rvf-r 20 DR. WrAas BALsAN ov WILD
CEEsRY Son- genuine unless signed Brrrs the wrap
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

THE DIsTURBAHCE AT THE CIRCrs.-Ihe eXamlna-
tion Of Alfred BcaTd-y charged With committing sau
and battery Police Juse Foorhis At the Circus
Saturday evening last called ifor" Justice Clarry
Mr B. committed the ss.aut under IN"
preston that Mr. Foorhie bad Offered insult 10 his wife
Mr. Bcsrdey made ecknowlg gment rntr'ly generating
Mr. Foorhcs from the slcged insult and the complaint
wi
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

CHARTER EiEcTioS.-Thc Charter Election in Ho-
bokrn on Tuesday resulted in the complete triumph OF
the Reform tckets-Cty and Ward--ovcr the Demo-
Gratis.
Srauklin u. Carpenter lRep.l was elected Mayor
over {. v Clickcncr the present incumbent, by lS'
majority The remainder of the Reform ticket for city
officers was elected by M average majority of l7O
They are: ludwig IIYc-man for City Treasurer u. W.
Brands for City Clerk Andrew Mount for Collectors
George J.. Hull for Collector of Arrears of Taxes
Charles =. De Greek for Superintendent of Schools
James Curran for Street Commissioner
The Councilmen elect are Charles Chamberlain,
from the First Ward; Vim. White from the Second
Ward; and James II. Wilson. from the Third Ward
all of them for two years. The Council will be cou-
posed of three Democrats and three Reformers.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
COURT OF GENERAL sESSIoNS-ApRL I5.-Beforc tn
RgCOROER.

The jury w the case Of George h. Rose and Ju-tus
kohrr charged with rspe upon the Of Hannah A. Crs
after being locked up from 5cck Tu"day afternoon
u olock to-day in with verdict "t Guilty of
assault with intent to commit rape The prisoners viii be
ed on Saturday.
Patrick Read,s and Jas. Williams each pleaded
guilty petit larceny aud remsndrd for sentence
JAS Harsen was tried and convicted of burglary in
the third degree No. l Madison street and sentenced to
tn, State Prison for iy" years.
Henry Fury was convicted OF like ofcnse, at No.
lS Wn,hingt,I 2c and sentenced TO the State Prison for
tM o XrAr. ,nd - months. Adionrned flr the day.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

FOUSD DRoWNTD.-icStoriay forenoon the body
Of an aged floating in Wsabout Crck An i0-
que. hold by C"r,r Smell buf the body not idnti
fed Decreased hid short jasr znd othrr~i-e poorly
clad
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

JuO.e MONKS Justifr - ShOONNAkkk ahd r'NNoNs
1bi, Cunt net Yesterday morning when Andre"
uptiug the p'rsos ot G-rmsn ~,nsh
named athsrne Pf-r The pas occupy apsrtnru IN the
hou-. Flu-hing aNruur, k-nt s'-nnr =
-tated rs conpsnius witness drirnt.n; INTO hor
under the influrnr guoT the afternoon
February lat. al acted frlorious
T occupants h- sdnins apartments heard the noise
Hud thus preventing further violence The lsry
found verdict ot guilty charged Sentence re.eryrd
l.. Young man hanei James Ny lett. He Charged
with attempting outrage upon a married female IN
Tlary night Of the rh February last hsvng
dagscd her into she returning from
market sfer dark The Jury found him guilty aud he vs'
sentenced 10 the State Prison for three years
Ar l5-B' for Judge MORRIs. Justices ScHooANAAss aud
ENNoNs
Dennis HaggrIty was tried an indictment for a.
Samuel Felt Deputy Sheriff Ect went TO dr,ndaaT aousc
procc-. hen he assaulted him with ajuEng
him condcray The jury rendered verdict OF guilty sen
tence rrseTr,d
James iiughc- boy was, by consent. pcrmtte
T. plead guilty # petit larceny having been indicted for bur
:lury. Sentence reserved.
James Piper comnattcd to Jail for embezzlement.
discharged the motion ot the District Attornes no Dill
having been found AGAINST him by the Grand Jury.
William Smith was med indictment Tor
rgary IN fhr degree floniously thu house
tn, ,h of February and steal
Irisou,r RaNurnd with the in his
Their being direct evidence. prove that the defendant
open the dor the Judge instructed the Jury 20 bring In
verdict Of Ptt larceny If anything The jury 50 decided
Sentence rvrd.
Francis q Donncl and James MctiinneSs. boys who
irok The VIM Colt in Atlantic street the
2iih February last araiEncd triL The DitritM
ornry cons'n'rd 70 accept plea of attempt to steal which
and MC(iinues sentenced to tho Pncntsy
for 80 days and ODonnell for three months
Til. on then adjourned.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

ScALDED TO DEATH.-An inquest was held yester-
day by Coroner Connery No 1856 Vack street upon tho
BODY Of John Welsh child months old who died
from week since when he accidentally upset
kettle Of boiling water him. Verdict accordingly
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
Apsu l5-Betore yydsc csLyfs

This wn. an action for damages IL sPP"srs
that on the irh a Dcceurter lat drndan; comh'l a.
-.ut IN pisnrif in the Ninth WNi Rr'rr o""i -
N,~f.tiidiand cos which -tOi-n The Do. vs'
our .nd dragged chdl from under .t.'
car md thus saved IL. if- The "frrrt |'' ~
tn dog after ar would rsrt with him Subsc.
he st,trn. policeman t-i RritT that the dri nt'
bad him IN his R-iter called =, ht' h'usr AHA
A. segrd u.sa abusive lanxpAgr Gr.y AID
struck him over ,hr bead whereby lie kROckd s-usrs-
~ stated Gsy put him N cart In ~hIch X tt ta- AZ
.'l',d Of H.. hor,. T.r defense Asi RrteT
(ry. p- ,n tod him that he would hayr . dos hs
life, (ay him he drunk and "a hOEr. alleged
D., ,su. NJ (,y with Irltc.. snf, ~hrn hr (Gr,,) sir 81
isrf AID .trnck thr bead lsinrf tsssrd . hi
r, nd T. n into H. ,ni tn. bore s,s-d of Thr judy ia
rh,rt H. inv curnn.nt~d upon the peculiar chsrsctt of
the ,yid.nc- Tor defendant and Jury r<-d Af~r
th~v tur- WITH N-tiv IN favor n
r.uiia for dsmsg-- with s..VAuc by the Court "i
= . defendant.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
Advertisement
BRADY's LOWER GALLERY,
No. 2o5 BroadV

BTOhuW
Corner of Fulton street.
AMpSorYPEs and for those
pied down town
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

The Philharmonic Society will give their fourth con-
oet on the evening Of the2jth inst ct the Academy OF
Music.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
advertisement.
BRADY'S LOWER GALLERY,
No. 95 Brosdwsy,

NVIH'T sIIttI
AMsRorYPS. and those occa-
pied DOWN town.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
Advcr'i- men,
HRADys LOWER GALLERY.
NJ SO Br~lW ~,
Cofnrr Of Fulton street.
md Observation-Disclosures.

IUfnrf OF FUIfOn tIrrtt
AMasoTIYfs aad for those secg
pird down town.
Adyrrtsems NJ
HfRRINGS PATENT CHAMPION FIRF-pROoF
SATts. No I5 lS7 and lo Wa"r and No Murray :.
NJ York
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

NORWICH AsD WORCESTER RALRoIp AND STEAM
BOAT LISr.-Great improvements have been made by
way Of increased accommodations for the dispatch and
reception of freight by the steamers of this line a, the
loot OF Courtlandt street The Company have leased
from the jersey City Ferry Company portion of the
extensive pier on the north side Of the ferry slip and
added 10 their own pier ncosed, covered and lighted
The entire length with gas tha, the work of dscharg.
ing cargoes and loading the boats can be carried on
during the night.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

We understand that case of unusual interest in the
fashionable world is about to be acted on by tho
Grand Jury. piece of scandal, whose gravity was
in proportion to its utter groundessneS has been in
dustriously circulated in fashionable circles of late
and has even found ts way into morning paper
1t is said that the parties who have circulated this
SANDER are all TO be called to account We may
then expect to see powerful representation of
wealth and fashion, young gentlemen, old ladies', and
al some fine day at the Court Of Sessions. Good.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

At the quarterly meeting of the Board Of Directors
of the New-lork Ophthalmic Hospital held Tuesday
evening, the l4th inst, at their Rooms, No. Suy-
vesant street, the surgeons, Drs. Stephenson and
Garish reported that they had registered 23S patients
afflicted with diseases Of the eye since the LIST of Janu-
AIRY last, making 5000 patients who have received the
benefits of the institution since its organization in
April, 1862.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

WIDENING PEARL SrRrEr-The Committee on
Streets Of the Board of Councmen met yesterday
afternoon in the Council Chamber, TO hear parties in
favor of or opposed TO the widening of Pearl street
from Franklin Square to the Battery. Several gentle
men made remarks in opposition to the project, but
no new arguments were advanced. The Chairman
stated that he would adjourn the matter sne de- or at
least until some parties came forward to advocate the
projected Improvement. They had now held several
meetings. yet no one had appeared in favor Of the
project.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

The report of the Joint Committee of the American
Geographical and Statistical Society aud Of the Cham
Der of Commerce will be made this morning by Mar
shall Leers, esq, at the small chapel OF the UniveT>
sity. The meeting is open to the public.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-SPEcIAL TERM-Apri IL
BEFORE judy, ISGRAHAN

Gustsvus A. Mayer agf. Ansnt DaPau. .
EGRAHAN. +. 1.-The order i'y arrest was founded
atdavt owins that plaintiff had been arrested ~ az
action him. and that such sctloh IS
The .upIu-d false imprisonment IL urged III 'h
E'ous Prosecution and the remedy u any Is 'ol '
Tb< sfdsyit- reference To this Ina'''f ar
showing that action which the piaintn was ar
y.tsd h~ Such should aPf-ar eittr to
hold TO bail sustain plaintiff on the ,rA IN
det4nd from the counsel that scton IS stu pnndn5
This Is conclusive in thi. motion "a Wend osl DeieHa
sn, tisch hsrgsd from stipulaiing nc 70 sue
William Lang agt David McLelan.-ketrrred 10
James Maurice. . =.
William H. Knoeppel agt Moses G. Linghi.-Motion
ff leave to Issue execution granted
BROOKLYN CITY COURT-ArsIL h-beiose Jndse 'SL
Eliza J. Townsend BY wn. II. Berry. her next friend as
Groryr = Tow s-rnd =,
Action for limited divorce on the ground Of brutal
t-etment The part-- r-sid~ st GrrnPoint me cae Ns
gwen to the jury Monday evening win e qe
tors 10 Pas. uI-In -.
Has the defndsn. been guilty q cruel srd inhunsh nrs
meni Of the plaintiff the time ared ia me coinAih,
Has tie plaintiff been guilty 81 u c>ncuet Oh nei part
Ju.tryins The conduct of the dsf-ndsnt
The answer TO the first question IN h~ 1
resaTd 70 The second the Jury could not szre- a.
H. B. fenton, esq., made some reuiarAr uui'Hs w.
pr'fr-r u his trial whh deemed imPetri ., "
ard le wss held IN contempt yesterday ercsseo nse
pisns'ofy adayit and rr,rsted all offensive ansuAsr
ulisseA
John D. Bort sgt. T. r. Stpker and Jeremiah
tYfi a.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

GosE TO RAISE THE SrSKEN FLEEr.-Ther was
lively time at the Metropolitan Hotel yesterday, on
the occasion of the departure of Maj. William Le-
Land, who in company with Col j. +. Gowan and
Maj. +. Copeland, sailed in the Asia for England,
bound to ScyaStopol. These gentlemen have con-
tIaCt with the Russian Government raise the ships
sunk in the harbor of Sevastopol; and on Friday
the bark Susan Jane will sail from Philadelphia with
men and apparatus for the work, and another ship will
room sail from Boston. There are hundred or more
vessels OF ali sizes sunk at Sevastopol most of which
these Yankees feel confident OF rasing. The under.
taking one Of immense magnitude, and if successful
VII be no, on, editabe to our scientific reputation,
Dur 0uae OF wc-ih to the enterprisng spectators.
We believe they as ~ have fully one-haf of al they
recover large p. IL friends went down 10 the
Wharfto see Mr. f@ianG aud his coadjutors off and
speed them with good wishes. Col Gowan aud Maj
Copeland took their families along.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-04-16

SUPREME COURT-SPEciAL TERM-APRL l5-Be+ors
Judge DAVIES.
CHARGES OF MERCANTILE FRAUD To TIE EXTENT OF
100000 PROMINENT DRY GOODS MERCHANT
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-27

sl4 IMp9rxpNG STRAY ANIMALs-I shall not be lawful or
any sernit any domestic nimal TO him belonging
within said town apd shall
of the police of said mpound and publish or
post description of such animal impounded and at tue end
sell the public sale and over the pro-
unless the same be sooner
by the entitled to possession thereof
upon payment all necessary expenses which shall not Ncee
per each animal ogether with the actual cost
publication ANY policeman shall receive compensation oil
n dollar for each animal 50 mpounded by HIM
SIS violating section part provision OF
particular herein prohibited shall be pun
ished exceeding hundred dollars for every ence
not exceeding by both sueh hne
AMI imprisonment, in the discretion of the court
Is All prosecutions shall be in the of "The People OF
the State o California
Passed October 18th, 1857,
A. F. LE0VY, President.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-27
ORDINANCP 7

The Board OF Trustees of the Town of Ooville ordain
l STATED MEETSGs-That Board of Trustees of said
Town shall hold their stated meetings Court ouse on
the hrst Monday of each month. at O'Clock F. NJ
81 CosAAspfNG MEMBERS APPEAR-Any one or more or
'he trustees OF said town. when quorum present at
stated o. called meeting within the hour such meeting
Is called may at his their adjourn
compel the attendance of absent written order
mmandng the Marshal Policeman to bring seh
member or members to such IN meetings.
s3 DIsoRDERLY CoSDUoT AT MEETINGS BoARD-Anv per-
son guilty OF disoey conduct the
by which they be disturbed discharge their
duties may be arrested by the order of the President
Vcte OF said offence shall be punished exceeding
one hundred dollars imprisonment exceeding days or
by both such Gne and imprisonment.
Passed October 10th, 1857.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-27

LIoEssEs ron cIscUsrsEach and every or CO.
partnership who shall keep hold Circus within the limits of
said town shall first pay into treasury license the
oftwenty-hve dollars for each performance.
who shall keep hold bull bear fight said shall
h pay into said treasury license in the of fifty dollars
"a LicrSsr Doc FieHr Zach copartnership
who shall keep hold dog fight in said shall first pay
INTO said treasury license in the sum OF twenty-five dollars for
who shall keep hold in said fight shall first
into said treasury the of twenty-five dollars for each
License FOR SPARRING EXHIBITION person or CO.
exhibition in said town shall FIRST pay into said treasury license
in the of twenty-five dollars for each performance
81. LICENSE KIgo-Eac person eo-partnershp who
shall keep hold called Kno in said town. shall pay
ss License RoxDo-Each person copartnershp who
shall keep hold rondo in said town shall into
SO LICENSE FOR HAwkERs OR PEpDFns-Each person or CO.
partnership, who shall hereafter hawk pcde goods said
town shall first into said license in the of
10 License THEATmoALs Each person partnership
who shall keep hold in said town theatrical prmance
shall pay into said treasury cense tax of six dollars for
performance ten dollars for two performances fourteen dollars
for three and at the rate of two dollars and fifty
s1l. LICENSE MSsrREtsEach person copartnershp
shows juggling seigh performances shall pay
sl2 License BrLuARDsEach person coPartnerslp
ment shall first pay into said treasury the sum of six dollars per
TEN PIX ALLEr-Each person or co-part-
nershp who shall keep ten pin alley in said town. shall first
pay INTO "ad treasury as license the sum OF ten dollars per
quarter.
Doc TAx-Any person who shall allow his dog to run at
large shall the treasury said yearly
three dollars and shall collar with the owners
thereon) to be placed the dog neck and in default of said
coar ana name any dog running at large shall be killed by the
police of said town.
signed by the Clerk and cOuntersgned
by the treasury.
cept sections IA and 49, being duly convicted thereof shall
be fined in the exceeding the hnnded dollars
court punished by both such fine and prisonment
A + LEOVY President
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-27
A. F. LEovY, President.
c. A. SMITH, Clerk.

The Board of Trustees ofthe Town Orove do ordan:
LICENSE SPIRIT0vs lIQUoRs-That every
persou partnership within the corporate limits Town
Of Orove shall Of the following performances: or
shall first into the
Town of the of money hereinafter specified
lieensa TO hold such OF
Ar rerson VINO spuouS liquors within
shall ht pay aforesaid follows Each person
ar ip selling hundred dollars worth
less quarterly license of dollars and fifty
.h nrso partnership selling five hundred dollars
o and less liars worth MONTH shall
r quarterly license dollars each person partner
sb selling Thousand dola worth MONTH shall
tAe quarterly license Of fifteen dollars.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-27
MEDICAL.
DIR. j. c. YOUNG.

LateProfessor at theUniversity, Penn.
Can be tound at he old stand, corner Of
montgomery and California streets, San
Francisco,
Where he can he consulted privately and with the
utmost confidence by the afflicted at an hours daily
from A. NJ. until P. VI. (Cures ulwsys guaranteed
or no pay required.