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Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-06
EAGLE B A X ER Y,

WOULD SAY TO MY FRIENDS ana the public,
Il thai having become sole proprietor of the above
establishment am ready to serve them with the best
and freshest
BREAD, PIES, CAKES &C,
AT short notice and on the most reasonable TERMS
SODA, SUGAR & BUTTER CRACKERS
ConstaItiy ON hand. My Wagon will deliver every
thing in my line at the residences OF my customers.
CHARLES CHERRY.
Oroville Ju.w %, 1856 jy22-tf
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-06

1O7 Clay ST., San Francisco,
OFFER FOR SALE
ALCOHOL;
CASTOR OIL;
TARTARIC ACID;
BLUE EITRlOL;
FRESH HOPS;
CANPHOR;
CREAM OF TARTAR;
SAL SODA;
SEIDLITZ POWDERS;
BORAX:
STRYCHNINE;
FLAVORING EXTRACTS;
SHAKERS HERBS;
EPSON SALTS;
SUP CARB CT SODA;
BAY RUM;
MUSTANG LINIMENT;
ALUM;
BRISTOL BRICK;
SALT PETRE;
IRISH MOSS;
CANARY SEED;
JAMAICA GINGER;
GUM ARABlAC;
INDIGO
CALABRIA LIQUORICE;
SASSAFRAS BARK;
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARlLLA;
SANDS SARSAPARlLLA
COOPER'S ISINGLASS;
YELLOW WAX;
COPPERAS;
AND A.
FuU & complete assortment of desirable
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
r. CO. respectfully solicit orders from the country
and will guarantee satisfaction in every particular
tu those Who favor them with their custom aplGtl
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-06
PIONEER VARIETY STORE =!
a NJ ID
Yankee Notions Depot.

VILE.
XAHERE CAN GpE. WRTAiNE ED all sorts of usefu
w and ornamee,d artioses, not to be found in
any other store in the county ooststng ofhe largest
and best selected stock of
Hardware, Carpenters Tools, Garden
Seeds, Books, Stationery, Build
.ers' Materials, Woodenware,
Patent Medicines and
Pocket Gallery.
EJ'Ega0FFERED S4LE IN THIS TO WN
Prime wing Tobacco and Genuine Havana Cigars.
Aasscy Articles, Perfumery. Looking Glasses,
Wall Paper ChiIdrens Toys Revolvers,
Points, Oils, TnrpeilaiBe. Prcty, Cam.
phene. Lamp Oil. Candies, Quick
silver L. Musical Instruments.
Also
Lamp Chimneys, Ladies riding Gloves,
sand Paper, Shse HALVES. Cand esticEs
Writing Paper, PiTy'%R Cards,
Knives "A nj Forks, Screw Drives,
Combs and Brushes, tiauger's Rules,
Brass Uutts and Chsels, Tap Bor-rs and Gmlets,
Faucets and Files. Locks, Hooks Staples
Markers and Gauges, Punches, Paper Cutters,
Hammers and Compasses, Butts and Plaues. Andirons
Horse Brushes, Pumps Spoke-Shaves,
Sailors Palms. Dog Collars and Chains,
Coffee Mills, Meat Hooks, Wash Boards,
Bench Screws, sash T0ois Clothes Pins, Fancy Bus.
Fisk Hooks. Bed Cords, kets Screw Wrenches
Gan Caps. ChoI ping Trsys Whips and Canes,
Csc dies and Wax. jCue i.eathcas,
Gents Driving Gloves.
Also
A complete assortment of Toilet Articles, Candies
every description, Dried Fruit. Preserved and
Greea Nuts of all kinds. The Atlantic
and European Papers and Magazines.
on the arrival of the steamers.
These gJsrls have been selected with the greatest
care. purchased cheap, and will be furnished tn our
customers either at wholesale or rela as low as by
any other store in the Mines.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-06
NOTICE.

rs hereby given, that will make application 10
Il ;..e Board of superviss,rr in and for Butte
County. al their next regular sesson la August for
q Lieenae 10 Ferry akSOss the Sacramento river
at pint known as JenAiRgs' Landing, in Chico
township.
Nay 10, 1851. II. JENNINGS.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-06-06
r HI oFrIC r

or the "Butte Quartz Mining Company" Is In the
ourt House. s.W. W. CoUGHEY, see'y,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17
SATURDAY, Aug. l5-P. n.


The Stock market to dsy has been moderately
active but the tendency of prices is still downward
The shock given by the rapid decline of Southern
Michigan has not yet been recovered from. At the
Second Board there was little rally but a. the close
rrices were again heavy. Southern Michigan shows
. recovery of / ' cent from the lowest poirt. The
market was dull, many operators leaving the street
earlv on Saturday afternoon. The bears are rather
cautious. ard not disposed to oversea the market.
We hear OF some outside orders to buy Southern the
prs sent mice having attracted attention.
The business in Exchange hss not been very large
for the Balti, The market closes steady at 81 a9i
for best Sterling with but little disposition to operate
at over q y cent
Tn Frepbts there is 10 material change. To Liver
nool the engagements are zoo tuns Logwood at
=. Cd 100 tuns Fustic at Us; 300 bbls Rosin at 3D.
50 bb,s. Spirits a. 2s 1900 bids Slaves at 3o. To
MarseiIes: 10000 light Pipe Slaves, to complete a
cargo. a. so3 To Bremen: 100 bales Cotton ct 4c.
To Rotterdam: 900 bbl Spirits at &c. gall 20 suns
Conner Ore a, rs. Cd; 1900 light Pipe Slaves at
SIC. foreign bark taken up 10 load ior Tara
coma With heavy Pipe Slaves at $50.
The business Of the Sub Treasury was: Receipts,
slA,77s OF; Payments, s227, 46l ssi $4,000 Cali
fornia Drafts; Balance, 81, Ss,s 800 IL.
The Baltic did not lesye TOO day in sonse1 fence Of
the state Of TIE tide. She will take aboat $500 600 u
gold.
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Il will be seen that the Lehgh Canal 10 l4S 19 tuns
behind its last years business to the same time, anu
the Reading Railroad 1913 800 tuns behind-DeinS an
aggregate falling off Of 272,O99 tuss. The Schuykl
Navigation shows an increase of ~ go tuns, and the
Lehioh Valley Railroad an increase Of 200, 30 tuns,
together 272,6l5 tuls-takirg the Losses from the
gains. we have net increase Of 5l6 tuns.
AT Philadephia there is little or change in the
money market Capital is abundant and TIE street
rates for the best names range at sag cent Y ao-
num- and but little frstclsss paper of short date Of
feriug. the bankers tsking most Of il.
Mes.s. Hewsop s. Holmes, 10 their weekly circular,
remark:
"Dulress bas been the predominant feature IN the
Stock market during the past week. We are now In
the md,t of the heated term, ana all operators VINO
are lot absolutely freproof out OF to wn seeking
cooler climate Prices Of all investment securities are
unchanged; an occasional sale on small scale serves
10 indicate steady market In speculative securities
there has been dead CALM we have no sales OF mo-
ment to report.
The earnings Of the Ohio and Mississippi, the Mari
eta A, also the Covpg,ou ard Lexington Roads, are
increasing finely and will show for this month large
receipts fully up the expectations OF their respective
f,euds We annex the earnings for the month of Juy
Of the Little Miami and Columbus and Aena, the Mad
River and Lake Erie and the Hamilton and Dayton
Rairoads, all of which chow falling of as compared
with the earnings of corresponding month ias1 year
This il no more than expected and rs atriouaoie
to general heretofore alluded to and generally
understood. The business Of all these roads opens
well for The present month, and indicate more en-
couagine and satisfactory future As close We are
favored With the report Of the Covngton and Lsxing-
| ton Road, which shows very slight increase over
| July 1856 This road We understand, has now as
lsr.e freight business as its rolling stock will accom-
modae. The grain crops from the South are generally
first In market The arrivals Of wheat from Kentucky
over this road very heavy, and under the IN
creased tariff which has been adopted its earnings viii
| be largely increased:
Money can be had on rstclass paper on easy terms,
but other paper is worked of with great difficulty.
Exchange on New York is in less demand, sud rates
are rather easier. Bankers checks however, cannos
| be bad less than premiam.
The Washington correspondent OF The Courier an
Enquirer furnishes the following information In regard
to the national insuess at the end Of the fiscal year
| terminating June 80, 1857:
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dun ,ss. and s.,, sal. . r-e,. riv. s..ass 3.

dun teesy and We have sale 70 r~p't Five ssef a.
nsv erop from Texas have bssn received here.
rnosiDEseE. Aue fa-rsSrNS cLorHs-Ts Jes,ne;,..
porte the kc sctiv- and prio~s FIRM with ssles dnrsns ~
week Of esooo pieces 80 BY 81 70 SIC. Corrox nsss
trm with fair demand. wootrh- market 10 fTansr WA
fair 'uppy aud steady demand but without -
II 500 n "ees
Of oo0 bbs. az IS 75a 20 50 fr Wisconsin al A.,
81 "; for sxtrs new Ohio. WHEAfis da ,ss OF is1
Kentucky CoRS opened steady sales Of se0 bush a. ,si
closing dull OATS qnetn Mhiskr lower; sales of i3
L,xr IsposIs o. The q HSTI. snaius noon ;oasy: s
FxPoRrs-S2O Gao bush. Corn mostly 20 the interior
OswpGo Aug. Is 1852. NfLoua Unchanged .,l.. An
NILS AZ IS 50 for extra State. WHEAT steady and go
coming sht only Co bush sho-, for Buffalo and O..s
sales ScOS bush Chicago sprus g. LAKE Iupor., ~
Say-s COO busb Corn Canal Exports-7.oo basA yrsse
IScco do Germ Shipped to Montreal, % 900 bbs Far.
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.N1RLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF Observation-Disclosures Is.



E,..m.bns- Alabama Scbcnok, Savannah, 3. H. Muonnt
sne.,own Parrish Norfolk. Ludlss Pleasantsi Nash'ss
Nn,,sy Charleston Spoford, Tieston X Co. ,,,.-
Sbn..Neptupe Peabody, Liverpool, O. a. mNsna ~
Contributors Lunt, Bremen, Hennngs, Muller oosneb
Amelia " alsce, New. Orleans. Eagle Hazard, r,a
Bsrk,-R II. Gamble, Powell, ST. Marks snaiIwood Ls
Co Amelia Habert Port Platte stanton huser Lycut
an. sta Palermo NC Chamberlain, Phelps Co Oonehss
Barton Havana NJ Taylor Co Peter Deml Hoez savsn'
Bdss-W NJ Price Loud, Galveston d. Clements So.s
Penguin Inshs. st. John, Brett Son Co h1sseek
FIi,sbtb Phnney Cadz Small Mckee, Favorta Peterson
Haysns b. NJ freeman Co John Richards lBr) Charea'
mi s. Johns McAuif Wheelock. ~.
scbooncr-L Smith, Cooper Wilmington Doiner fos
Faiepburs Rogers Richmond Pi.I.on Co Dsvf a.
Abram Fredksbr G. Fry Co EidIedse Rowald BATH
more, J. " Mckee, Princess. Lowell Boston, Lexm;
chant. Jones, Corq,ei master D. MSTssu h%dson S'ca
Piersoni J. 7. Boyd M.hew' Prederca.bnIs W. d. New
man Co Surprise, Cole, City Point j. Hunter 20 w n
Hesssn Griffin Philadelphia D. s'ISt%sS EE a.
Dayton spIOsue Elizabeth and Eleanor Parker hckmonds
G. II. Persop. -.
stedman, Providence Kenny Harness.
CorwiD, Providence, master , w. , cu
steamer Westernport Berry, Portland, H. B. Cromwell
Boston S.lew Phsd.phis Concord Norman, Phadeiphist
Wes,ernport, Berry, PoItisnd.
BsIsesMstds Coepsush, Wilmington, MASTER 0rovers
Mullen, Baltimore, master
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Irsreasc....,..........'..

The earnings Of the Little Miami and Columbia and
Xepia Railroads for July, 1856, were s9335' 2S IN
1857, SsI Sol 50; decrease. Sll ,699 %.
The earnings of the Cincinnati Hamilton and Day
ton Railroad for July 1856 were $50 4O in 1857,
$50 3l7 IS; decrease, 1882 81.
The earnings of the Mad River and Lake Erie Rail-
read for July, 1885, were s52,OSl -; In 1897,
$5l 0O6 81 decrease, 81 ,O7ifl.
The earnings of the CoviDgton and Lexington Rail-
road for July 1857 $3 499 80; in 1856, $3l OO9i
increase, $3.50 80.
The State Treasurer of Florida, Charles II. Austen,
esq., has recently arrived in this city, aud deposited
with the Bank Of the Republic the necessary funds to
nav the coupons due on the LIST Of September of the
internal Improvement y cent bonds of that State.
Albert H. Ncolay's regular semi-weeky auction
sale of stocks and bonds will take place on Monday
next the 18th nst at III O'Clock, at the Merchants
Exchange.
The Mechanics Insurance Company of this city has
declared semi annual dividend of y cent payable
on the LIST September.
The Stuyvesant Insurance Company, cent, pay.
able August 90.
The anthracite coal trade is steadily increasing its
tunnage. The last weekly reports, by the four
principal lines, show al increase over corresponding
week last year of 1887 tuus and for the season to
corresponding dates of SIC tuns The aggregate pro.
ducton Of anthracite coal this year. counting that
from new sources of supply is, however, considerably
more ahead of last years tunnage than the figures
here given show that the natural increase OF de-
mand is likely to be fully met even should there be no
further Increase from the Schuylkill and Lehgh
regions than is now shown. II will be remembered
that in the following exhibit the statement of the
Lehigh tunnage, by road and canal, is up to Saturday
of last week and Of the Schuylk tunnage, by Read
ing road and Schylkll Canal the statement is up to
Thursday of this week.
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TO DEPART.
TO Arrive.
Passengers sailed

In ,eam,hp Baltic 70, Lirs'rSSS-MI and Mn 2 Tssne
,on Gale two children and nurse W. Thomson Mss Thona
ron Troy the Hon Henry Murphy Minister to the Hssues
Mrs. MURPHY u Murphy IT, GeIss r MSspG S. a Psh m
ton Baltimore; Mr. spicer C. Durspd Henry Young Alfred
J. Young Alabama, Mr.. Randall Mr. Boyd, Mr. Paul asy'
w Patton and Miss Patton, New York Edward Fuher w.
Gum Allen Mr. and Mr. Jos. Aaron and Guild Mr.
Mrs j. Levi and Mis- Levi Wan Henderson, De.reSer.
nard Potter Settig Dicker.on, Miss Boucher. w.
T Robinson II. johnson. New York Capt
Nanon Mariel Disau p A. Boer, G. Quetn j. }. GEiins
Mr. ana Mrs Phlip Csrtaide, p D,ruIn, LeyAy, MRS.
Boy Mr. and Mrs Bennett Jos. b. Hsmlton-Tota o. Sps-
ia II.
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Markets. .Pepor.ed 5v Tsl.ryapL.

EEwOKLEASs. August -CorTos 10 firm sales today only
100 bales sales Of the week 5 bales receipts Of the week go
baes stock IN pm q o bales decreased receipts ss this port
ports 57s 900 bales Flour very dull 81 40 WHEAr steady
a. 81 Is CosS selling 81 ssc OARS sesdy 4c Eor.hefn
HAy s22 Western NJ 80 PosK, ga. PINE Bio CoTFEs,
nieae; sales Of the week. $50 bsss stock % bags Other
articles unehsrs.l.
NV 0kIEAss, Aas E-CsIToy-Ths naskst was very
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MARRIED.

FORMAN--BOGERT-On Thursday evening Aug 49, BY the
Rev, J HOme Sands, F. Foman to Miss Mary A. Bosert,
all OF Brooklyn.
GlLLIE-JAMISON-ln this City. on Thursday, Aug Is by
the Rev. A. II. Wright, Daniel ellie, esq, 20 Miss Jane
Janison both Of New. York.
OLYPHANT-VERN0N-A Middletowu r. I on Thursday,
Aug lS BY the Rev ThaJeI D. r NJ Oiyphant Of this
city, TO Anna o., daughter Of VIM Vernon ESQ., Of the
former place.
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u>.>s.,. >f prsduee-Ayo Is.

Nv n. Mort. Rircy Boats-i7os Floor 1000 bush whes
2siis DO Corn 52o pkss Oil Cake, II do Ashes 9 bh.
By A< Eric Eairssd-sTs bsl.. wh'ky liz pkg. WOOL Hs
DO Butter 500 Hides s? pts Cheese Ss sides Leather u0
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Arrived. SUNDAY. August |


Ship Msrtbss Vineyard Penber Glasgow June %, witk
md.e to Durham pmsq July IS on The ssnk' spoke
Ship stephen BALDWIN jof Phsdrp6sl s@,th s.ns. ca
s t aSa M.d s' Long Sand
7th init with salt to Meteslf Duncan. r., "a Ia
,u bs MARY Pierce ST Bsns exchanged
Vi, FL. .v;.i to F S,s y. e Co os''' '
gss 9. s.as' a. a A & on
,pois ho Genoa bsnce had lost day mantopmss. and
s s:is 'A 0'. ''.
Bs Ei.iSofs snEo, et~ers, csrdena' Aug With
'u s:r 4 E,s.n of London Hncty T.mpeo July
S.o Keen @ n s 'a s, 70 with s bound
10 Ph.deiIhis 18th inst M.rtha Vineyard dtsd soa1
Of unlncws .ehI carrying away the sS'om' the ''as'
sehr Benjamin smith PASSPORT 10 days, with lsth 70 Smith
seS1 Rio, Baker Bo..on days. with rsd.s 70 order.
s schI ee Rss SS a,'S s'
schI ~ BI.insId sS,'; PORTLAND G. With stone.
sehr Hume PSinncy' Albany Tor Boston.
Sem Z. Hull. Reynolds. Pols Even Tor Nsw.IOeIells
sssr es.ts1 Ok Rsy Albany for B ss
schr. ". p Williams, Athens. Virgin. se.ys wood =
s f sissdsa H White ia csS asy: wood
ss ks'R vH, ss, s9.d
seLr Anseins Van CIsf Van Cle virgins days wsod-
S:ti Ssi;:I s s:s%ss days. :.s ss
schr N. s. Rue, soper, Pergums River n c. e's" WV
whes. 70 j. A. Gamble. az L.. vuh
schr. seaman tBrl Ayres, aorgus, N g. ID s''' "'A
grindstones to J. B. Whitney 4 Co
Sloop Rhode Island, Hull, Provide nee
sloop VIM. II. Bowen Hsock Prosdsncs 10 ho.,. mass
to Joseph Allen. - 60. NJ. ~
hours udse. 70 Y. Perkins - -,.A ,ras. q
Steamer Petrel Arey, Providence IL hoaf' VIA "'
Isaac Odel.
sAILEp-ste.m.hip Baltic com,tock, for Liverpool
BELOw-Bark Gertrude, Goodman. Aemsa''"
wlND-sunrpe, n Ii sgase. 5.
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Arrived.

S.eam,hip Boru,sia Ham screw Trsutmann HAMBURG ef
the Elte m Aug with mdse snd loi PISS 20 - De
Kubhardt Had fresh westerly winds most OF the passage,
with pleasant weather l4h ins 1880 spoke snip Cnitops
from Cork for New. York, 81 days out: q.
rsssd Gibslar 9TH with mdse NJ Pasacsld. July 1s
lat Al 90 lon 49 spoke bark Ocean Some bound H. Aug
lat a 20 lon 81 g. spoke herm brig MaJ stewart Oh hansos
Ship AIabis tOf Brunswick, Me) Meuymsn Liverpool
Gays, with ndse. TO NesInth Sons.
Brig Condor, Gould MSchiss days
Brig Milton Jacme Aug. with coffee and loEwooo
TO II. Becker Greayes IL, -.
low pr 10 p Spoford The brig Granada Of Portland fog
EewYok had sshoIe the Bar ana was leaving bsays
The brig Matilda Of Boston, sid IN con ior
bound Havana but having in coming out
the Bar July TO- after being off, fouad be ieakns
much that after having bad survey held coneudea
seh Vsse Belle (Of New. Haven't Pedrch, Virginia dsys
Schr w r. Wood Chambers, Virginia with wood.
Setr w Copes Davsy, Virgins, with WOOD =, rr.,,,.
Schr Seven Sisters Crowley 81 George N b. via Homsss
schr. Worth, Allen, Wilmington, N. C, days.
schr. john, Rhodes Richmond.
SehI William Henry Sss!a ,, Virginia.
schr. Elvira Davis. Machiss days
schr. Amelia, Ssndborn Maehias days.
schr. Boundary Blunt, Mscaiss 8 days.
sehr John Adams. klci.ry Rocsand
scbr. Augusta Perry. New Bedford.
sohr. Robert Smith, Wilcox, POrsnd, CT.
sehI fhsbe Elizabeth Johnson so PSItlsnd Ct
sloop T. A. Jayne Wilson, Rondout for Mystic.
Steamer Boston selew Philadelphia and Cape May Is hour
Steamer Pelican Auldch Providence IS hrs dse. to Issse
Odell
Steamer Charles O.sood, Smith, Norwich mdss. to e. n
Rockwell
BELow-shys Liverpool Kesrrsy. from London and DEED
June 20; Clifton, Williams. Cork July S.
The ellpper,hp Pocahontas go register this
o
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Msrkets. CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR THE TRIsuss.

SATURDAY, Aux. To- IsoI'
ASHES-The market Is firm for both kinds the sales 80
bbla at 81 SIT for Pearls and 81 S7t f1r Pots.
HCOTrONTbe market retains is buoysncy and few small
lots have been spnners We repeat quotations.
CLASSIFICATION.
or;da Moh
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Being fraction less than seven per cent on the
whole cost of the Road, viz: Capital Stock, Funded
and Floating Debt seven per cent. on the landed
Debt With balance of Si3i Co., applied to eonstruc-
ton and payment of unfunded debt.
The business of the Ohio and Mississippi Road for
the month Of July, and for the first week OF August,
shows decided improvement. The number OF
through passengers between New-YOrk and st. Louis,
by this route now average nearly 100 each day. The
freight business shows larger increase.
The earnings Of the Catawissa, Williamspot and
Elmira Railroad, for the months of june and July,
chow on increase over the corresponding months OF
Ia.t yaar NJ atont 10 aer cent
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MINIATURE ALI
IAL -

MINIATURE ALMASAc....THIs DAY.
sun-Rise, 5I2I sets........ ST Moon-Riscs 2:5na
wATra...rHs DAY. a.
Sandy Hook. 5;24 Gov Ird.. 6:ts Hell Gase.. 'sfS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-08-17

IN brig Fannie Brti, from Arroyo-Mr George W. Thop'
Louis Leon, August Luyert. :, -, an,
and two servants.
In brig Mary Pierce from Pava-weneesau " Henriques
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lELEY-In WILLIAMSBURG, Friday, Aug H. Of co1ses:ics
Of the brain, John Ak~y, aged 50 yeArs add msptas.
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Ao'a isss week 3''
We annex comparative statement Of the exports
exclusive Of .pecie from NewYcrk to foreign ports
for the week, and since January /:
1858. 1856. 1877.
Total for the weei....t +t5cA el22set eLNLili
Previously rspor.ed.... 36,7s7,R7 4IlS5H Ss9''ioo
Since jan i...........S1,a14s s4sSSsi5 s5ls,z7
The following is q comparative statement Of the
value Of certain Exports from the commencement Of
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ssou given for the dismissal 81 ;hs, complain; vas that on
wei, Street Comusoner could BE- removed by the Mayor
and Board IL Aldermen Such removal ho~.v.r only BE-
Tor esps that applicable to the present tenure q
az ., and aftds no answer Ia where th PLAINTIFF Eefi.
e. u e the rst defendant a. al To the ONCE The
sops .iyen for continuing the Injunction against Connver
rplv =, those d,naaua ho have snce been ie parties by
u1pemsptsl compsin and have nteered With The prop
e,,v Mr. Fled the couus. for ConoveI 10 n uded de
f.nant ~ cprty Of uch whore nohisr els.
IL ALLEGED asans. him. than the prosecution Of the rights Of
M, Client, entertsn much doubt II ID not 20 the
ton plaintiff rights and its effect 10 TO make sdyo
es,es parties they should have persona interest
have over the evidence Ia this but do find that
the defendant Field has done anything except Whit falls
strictly within his province counsel His coufse IN resfd
10 the Injunction be approved but that finishes
no reason for continuing the injunction asans. him IIe
Injunction continued against all Of the defendants eScep RI
defendant Field and 90 to him IL 10 dissolved.
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The eppership Pocahontas go tnns register was ths
morning the Sectional Dock for repss she wiz ~
Ieeau.ked and receive her first suit Of copper
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fUbIIc DeUtsi U7tl '''f''
COPPER FROM LAKE SCPERIoR.-Ihe quantity OF
Copper from he several mines of Lake Superior
which pas.ed the Saut Ste Marie from the lst TO the
Lin ;rclusixa fnllnxa.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1857-12-31
LITTLE GIANT.

The following plan for crushing out -
the Little Giant is from correspondent
dead Rabbit of the N. Y. Tribune, and is
recommended to Mr.. Buchanan:
l. Let the Little Giant be fastened to his
seat in the Senate Chamber, with his head
bent down and his legs under his desk, in
such manner as TO make il impossible for
him to rise: and let all weapons be taken
from him, If he has any.
2. Let Mr.. kett Of South Carolina pro-
vide himself with heavy club, bowie
knife, and a revolver.
3. Let Mr.. kcitt be furnished with body
guard, consisting Of two members of Con-
gress, Zone from South Carolina and one
from Virginia. armed to the teeth.
4. Let Mr.. kcitt, with his body guard, be
admitted into the Senate Chamber, and let
the body guard keep near enough to him to
save him from all possible danger.
s. Let Mr.. kcit chisalrousiy. but eau
tiously, creep up TO the Little Giant and
beat him scnseless with a club. Let the
beating be continued for few minutes upon
the head Of the Little Giant after he shall
have fallen upon the floor. 80 that he may
be fully subducd."
The plan. il thorough, carried out. would
he practical, ehivalrie. safc-l,his point Mr..
kciu will apprcciatc)-and encctual. II
would relieve Buehanan from much trouble;
would be heartily applauded by Fernando
Wood and the rest of the Democratic part, .
and would undoubtedly save the Union. =