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being tLa. yaIlblG body ct Land 0EguEto aid decd
except the Dover Tract ass7 ned his widow Said Land
E bee sold separate OF Gb 2yU acres each
There ig an luprnved rettlem- on each et. This
opportunity 90 luJ very ernie Land well Wa-srsd
rhe ssE.r OF Iob7cc3s Cor-s sazl Gain, STOCK Ras-
ing, ase. DC.
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$4,000 Worth
or TIKI
/ Finest and Best Clothing
BVBR OFFERED Is THIS MARKET
Super Cloth COals Fine Drab de Tae Coats.
Fine assin6re COats- Pine Farmers Satin Goats
Fine Allplca Goats; Pine Fancy O. met Coat.
Fine Linen Deck Costs Fine Grass linen Coafs.
Coionade GDghsms Ln-u ChecF and plain brown Linen
Drilling COGss.
AN sorts OF Cashmere and Fanrf Linen and COItouad5
Pants;
vsvs ana and saiin MsrseiIs Linen and German fancy
Six Vests;
Large 10. Linen, Chnlz ard Mlrsiss bosom Shirts, Hiek
OTY Shirts;
Cottouaie Overllls, &c, &c.
Hardware and QueensWare.
Knives AID Forks Pocket EaJ7es and Scissors.
so crates lsenswars,
buggy a1d Door Iats, doabe and sags Crown Wrapping
Paper,
Bed Cords, Pow Lines dou5l srg!e barrel Shot Guns
PlsiD s. &c.
This tosk selected this trade and consigned 70
20 be sold to the highest bicdsr for what they viii bring
Now Is your tina 20 make money. We have large STOCK
OF Goods bought T those Conosned which will be offered
freely a. this sale.
IL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., MARCH g8kD.eEI
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500 REWARD.
Horse ST OIenT

ON Thursday night about or o'clock some thief stole
" fron N residence, in Edgsaeld, DARK BAY FTLIY
years old this SPRING hair both sides OF her
Jaws rubbed OF, Ohsr ma ks bsrsd She vas
extra ane animal wall gTs SIS orhs recovery o. he
mare, and SIS for the arrest Of the thief.
bR7-tl HIRAM VAUGHN.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BY
Lanier, Phillips q Co.
on MONDAY, MARCH srH, 1858,

HETE will sell for CASHiu front our Warehouse com
w pe,e ass Ttment &C GROCERIES, consisting IN part
2 follows, VIZ:
40 hhds new sugar, 100 bxs star Candles,
200 bags coffee, 100 hlf 4 qgs StsF Candles,
IS b5s new NOlasses, IS bXs selec ed W. r. Cheese,
40 bbls CTsd d poW'd Sugars, IC0 bhs White Whisky
IS kits Msckeral, 10 n. Brandy,
$50 p'c'kgs N Rasns, 10 bbls Holland Gin,
3 sacks Almonds, 300 kegs Nails,
y cases ssTdiRes, IS dOE painted Buckets
20 box Cove oysters, % nests Tubs
10 bags Pepper, s. bEs Starch,
IS chests Teas $50 bXs Soap,
80 bales Cotton Irvine, Is bEs goyls's Clnd e5,
IS coils Rope, IJO doz Mas0u's BlaC king,
IS CEs55 Matches, 100 boxes Flasks,
together with humorous other articles make up
pleic sale. LANIER PHILLIPS & CO.,
msT2-d. No. 30 darket Street
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Auction Sale Of Groceries
BY
Carter Mckay & Co.,
No. IS Public Square.
ON THERSnAY. mARCH Afh. 1888.

TTB will offer for sale ia Of store, the following
w articles. and the attention Of the retail
chants in the CITY and county 10 this sale intend 70
sell tn lots 10 suit purchasers viz;
500 bags prime Rio Coffee;
% hhds Sugar, 100 b5ls Osange Val. Whisky.
10 bDis powdered Sugar, p '' Old Bourbon do
20 : crushed do . 90 g. Rye DO
% kegs Golden Syrup. . " Smith Reserve DO
100 bags Coffee, 10 casks Porter,
50 boxes N Raisins, % Ala,
2J ." Cove Oyster, IS baskets Champaign Wine
90 chGEts Tea, . boxes do CiteTs
Is bbls Pecans, 10 bbs Vinegar,
) tisrces Rlcs, - nests painted Tubs,
go kegs Eis, 100 dOZ DO BucEetg
100 boxes Glassware, IS s. Wash Boards,
cases Matches, % boxes tOchsh,
50 N C Caps, 10 d" Hsrrngs,
$50 resm7 Whipping Paper, 100 bbls Green Apples,
With many other articles In th GroeeTy line
MARI, 1853 6AETER, MCKAY & co.
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Dwelling House wanted

IN desirable location in the city for the bsIancs Of tn
year, OFif desired lessee will be taken for number
years. Enquire at Ills Chcs. Imar2-tf
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Prices Reduced

I'VE are ssiiirg COMMON CANDY, FANCY CANDY
W SUGAR Plumb > KISS AMI every article In The
Confecti1uuy departments u,y - per cent brv an,
forEer prices. both Who.ess's aal retail.
Isozs WEsSEL & THOMSON.
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DIR WOODS,

A4e -A-'D q ANU
DIR Y C Cd s.
Ladies' Dress Goods,
Hate Boots and shoes, Hard QIssnsWas, CIothug
B0nHeIs, Straw Goods and Varieties that have ever
hal the pleasure Of Offering the trade before The stock
consist 10 pat Es OllOss:-
90 Cases Frtnts-irom the Lowest g1is TO TIA bss
and latest designs, and most popular brands.
1000 Pieces LRVEufrom the lowest price 70 the finest
100 Pieces White and Fancy BriIlianIs.
400 Pieces Fancy SILK Dresses.
1000 va IDS slack SElE--0f all grades.
1908 HObes-or every variety and kind.
100 RObes--Flucy SIX Ponges.
Beautiful EmbrU-eres IN great quantity and variety
White Goods perfect score, every grade
Large stock Fancy slz and straw BJnnelu warranted
nett Gloves Fancy Nantes and Scars; Dress urmmings
Buuols Sowing Silss aud oiher Threads Parss9s 3uU
dOz. Ladies HOp sEirsi in great variety; large line Of
Cloths and CaSsimeres,
Fancy Uucs Drs Farm srs' Salns and bsrrn- bone Drills
French and American C0tt0uadeB, DENNIS Goat ChBcks
had; SusPsndeF Gloves Ish Linen, all grades real ar
seiles CouEerPane', Aus3daie Co1nisPaines Padding.
SAIL D1ck, &C., &C.
Carpetings.
200 pieces assorted Uargslings.
Is extra three hired Tapos.ry and Brussels;
80 extra snnerins, very heavy, full "A double
sr9aHH Iaoeslry' Ingram Carpetng, Warrsn-
90 best qlaIl.y Ingram Carpsuur, warranted all
30 &" all wool. tnreo-ply Carpsting, double ground
and double scgrlsL
80 &c full A. half wool, zhI eolors warranted gsst
COlOFs.
IS " all ootOu Carpsti1g, bright colOTs, ON "a 10
wide, bsaUtilu styles.
10 " Stair CaTpJLiuE, assorted
Oil ClOth,, bath Rugs and oil Cloth Table Covers.
Boots, Shoes, &c.
300 cases Boots, shoes, dats, and SllaR Goods
20 s. raen's fns calf and fancy top Boots;
20 8 =, calf and patent leather glove top Congress
Boots
IS &" mems hne calf oak-boitOm Shoes;
% O. Oxford Ties;
" " Congress Lasting Caters
81 50 all calf Congress Boots;
IS d" 9" dne kip fancy top Brogans;
50 " s. whole leather kip BrCggus;
% " ned and boand BrOgEus;
10 60 Z" heavy Boots;
10 50 LADIES' dns kid seWsd Boots;
10 SO iOKed n X Caters;
8 So RyEn's hn8 city de kid Boots
50 g Misses and children Sid goat and calf Boots:
~ boys fancy top Boots and Brogans, Congress
Callers;
he above stock Of Boots and Shoes in reality very
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Athe close eft the lecture last night, DR.. &. said
he would give lecture nfi' al BON, Tuesday in
be Cumberland Presbyterian Church, at 3 O'Clock,
90 all children as well as parents and others, who
may chose to attend on Rgsrr. Turkey, and Grss-s
contain only such things relative TO those coun-
ues, Tie great cities, manners of the people, ETC.,
would be most likely to interest young folks
Tine admission viii be a dime
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The Senate amendments to a Turnpike bill Of the
House, viz a charter for the Hartsvle and Fareer
Turnpike Company; amendment of the Montgomery
Turnpike charter; and sundry germans PROPOSE
ions, were severally concurred in.
TAX ON HIRED sLAvEs-s. N. CRAVEN.
The Senate amendments TO the bill 13O) FIRST
both owner and hirer shall not be released, &e.-
eonourred in.
SecOnd-bensft of s. N. Craven, tax collector Of
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Mr. STOVALL submitted, under the rule, the fol-
lowing:
ResOIDsd, That the Committee on the State Capt.
tOl report the amount Of the capitol fund remaining
on hand, and what amount Of the appro ration of
the last session has not been received by tho com
missiOners
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Hardin eOuniyamsndsd by motion Of m, .-t. =,
s sI,u = y . require additional security M
smspd.J -, negri'enoe in the amendment as
the House non-cOncurred- % nays 20 50
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,Dan4 noR-ooneurrencs in House amend
Dsvdson "a NO; l4V changing the liaes between
over. NB uP-lt was 'laid
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
SATURDAY, Feb. p, 1853.
The journal Of yesterday was read.
pETTTIONs.

Mr. DAVE presented the petition Of sundry citi-
zens interested against the act of the present ses-
sion, amendatory of the charter Of the city Of
Clarkgville He stated that he had presented that
amendment upon the recommendation Of the Mayor
and Council, SC. The petition was read and re-
ferred 10 the Committee on interpretations.
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Mr. GRIFFITH entered his motion to reconsider
the vote of yesterday, the Senate resolution,
directory to the State Librarian.
Mr. DAVIDSON entered his motion to reconsider
the vote of last night, rejecting the bill for benefit
of Burnett college.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY, Feb. 20, 1858.
EvHsIEa SESSION.
coDF.

SPEAKER directed the Clerk to proceed
7ade, AID the Part XVIII of the Sensle's
le -ise the statutes, SC and the same
the Ugh, itwas considered and passed
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q 2 EEGS fine Dutch Herring in store ana far AL.
- - toO y VESSEL & TuONPSON
The daily Butte record., 1858-06-04
lALY Butt ttCJiD.
o.. VILE. FHlDAi JUNE Ara. 1888.
San FranciscJ News.
San FnANCI>cO, June

SAN Fra NCI>Co, June I'd.
The Adelphi Theatre BuiInng, III Dip,nt
street. uexr Cay. was Oh neI to the ground
early tuis morniug--tn- fire DreakIng out III
a are.txuraut. IN the lower story. Ii WAS
owned BY u +, enchmau ns lei rassiu, now
10 PARIS. mn valued VI e5UOU. Tue tire
also i, jured the residence VI james Smith,
OF Clay street, and coIsu ned several auj Ia
ing gvuthousrs-dviug dam .ge ~ tue an. uut 1
Of aDout SZ5O
J.cohs, dry goods merchant, on Kesruy
street, uas had nis till robbed VI SSUU, aud
BIB DirKiu has been arrested O., suspiciou,
with bach Of jIveuiIes as acoomn.ices.
Florence Nah ,uy. President VI tue Fire
Department, mas resigned.
jJiUt stuck hne Vt screw propeller to
ruu between New York aud San Fraucisc :.
is said TO be foruiug at he east. Capital.
81 5OO, O,U0--shaies = iUO eacn.
Tue Court vf Sessions, to day, granted
new trial 1, Moses W. Merrlwealner, con
victed OF grand larceny tor stenhug gold
dust iron Gray Bros, n, Uv.vide
Pvicruinn J .nuC PAX has been sen.
te.ced to pay go. UT go t" jall ten day ;, tor
srrestiag 'ud oeatipg H.yn V. M.Hush
wuh ,us cause
The following officers have heen nominated
for the House y. HrIuge: PresiIeat, lhvm-
as II eloy; Wee President. Eugene l.. Sui
hvau; Treasurer, W. ii. rIili"gnurst
| learn tuat Geu. Clarke mas ordered
Capt Walker to proceed 10 Oregon, tU rs
certain Ile coudtIOu uf C,h ) eptoe--aud
also that the slovp Of war st. Mary's Will
proceed tu Puget sound, ater the compe
tiou oi some repairs --Cntm feI
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TIE COURTS.

D.rRIcr CoUkr-tnirI dJuI.y IN January, urst
Munda, IN nay, s:cuIi Monday IN November, aud
f,urtn ,luaday oI August.
U.USrY tuUSr. -rirst JOiiay in VI ,rch a ID June
secuai u niiiy IN seIte,nosr, Lai f'urth Monday IN
November.
.. C1uR. uF SEssIJSs - Se :onl Mti,tay in Febru.
a.y, ,nirI / II, ,ay Ia lpr,i, say aIi ,c.oUer.
PaoB TX CuUlr 80 Al u i "a " Ia rsurLury ma
Ma, tara iJii.j IA AIs ist, All second Monday
10 De enuer.
bJIaD suPs tTsbt3-- fe.ts Il At Monday in
FrOrh .rs, iiy, Aig st ai November.
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County f.e..- Once,

bRJvILLs. Nav SIN, 1858. 1
Notice ,shereby given. hat all gliding Butt,
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund
registered between thu lst day oi October 1891 AID
The ID Of y I'VE noer lS';, nci save, also war ,nts
NJ. 936, 9l7, 9I2 9l3, e44. el7 9i| e52 and 1851,
r s'st r'd Nov. 3 1861 asD Sarrants NJ, gs5 4,
e1' and J9o Ca la ny,nt 81 Fun that The sane
VIII oc plid on pre,entaton Al this uic- aud after
this date said Warrants will cease oear interest
and II not presented aIthiu .ixly days from the
date hereof. the moneys tor salI " arrants VIII BE-
appropriated io pay The next order oi registry.
WA LATrl MORE.
Treasurer Bulte County.
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y H6stctter's st IN ch Diiters arc
.hs 'nly It.ar- hps sd ,'the "a Iic winch are
,fepirnd BY as,ienulc chemical prjc ss, ahd TINT
viii hear the tost of ,ri,Ssi., .herrfore perfect,
ilrmrss, aud It the same tim contains all the
me heal properties ~ enc, AMI if taken M per
iIreclon'. viii re- ave the ollie ron. the stomach.
I'D "m - i'be tie .cths health aud tone to
the shucsy Ste n, Ia inner taat is ruiy wonder.
ful
rh'se nlte-1 being very pleasant 10 the tas'e also
u AXE delIgh nj batrtagt.
\. tn 'ycta base i'nil lltipus. p,'rch
should De ar 'ful and take none rut GENUINE
/ .STErrER'S SrONACu BiTrER+ ke.t b, all
respectable saloon keep aud for sale in Q ian,i-
les to suit, by
PARK & WHITE,
Sole agent sfDr the p iclfc Coast.
1872 Washington >lr 'et. san Francisco
CJLIUN a. MODERN TT.
apS-am Agents, Oroviilr.
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san Tr n N O fDco
LAGER BEER DEPOT.
Union Saloon Re.6pehed

a,Ug uSDERsidSED REsPEcrFULLY IN
form. his friend "a the public generally,
ha, he ha. rrops0ed the vi N SALsHjN located
10 the basement OF OLE n h MeD.rm It's brick
oui ling. Montgomery street. as place of 'e-ort.
,lsasurs aud repo-e. anil T. prepared 10 sceommo
dat. all who may wrh TO ., Joy Tiass OF Lager ~
, ehoicr article Of liquor ~ Wine OF the nest
nds 'onDecte.i with the faio ~ l. mag tkc-pt
.iaie he'd aiLLI trD ABLk wit ns~ baiIs, cues,
xe The lover. of this fa einsu q grme nav est
assured that every Rusnti vi he shown than
p. MAURER. Agent
u.ye2 srY the ssn Ffsccsso hpgwsw
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SPEClAL NOTICES.
Office.

Is hereby given, thats meeting OF the stoc khold
ers of the frenchtown Canal a Mining Co, will
be held in the Town of Orovlie. on the 10th day of
June 1898, for the purpose of increasing the capital
stock OF said Company to Que hundred thousand
dollars. BY order of the Board.
r, A .-cRAE, President.
GEo. D. GrisE, Secretary. mylO-td
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~ DR.. j. l.. CLuSAay,s reputation is raj

~ DR.. j. l.. Cap l>~ay's reputation is rap
tiy spri,iin, tlt''s SAT- 'tato ~ oregon as We
leafn from rciIaDie sur ;cs. lie is pricIcng with
re- enarsdpie sdccc,s, anJ has de-ervedIy secure.
,iUlIc cpIf !eu;e. rnose needilg licL and would
we'll 10 ca (pr wr'tel HI. istilule. san tran-
|e refer ,d1r to the Doctors advertise.
neht IN another column.
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Mrs. Wyer's Select Seminary.

Cor. Bird street AMI 81 Avenue, 0rvvlre.
Having m I'd aTran ,s'nents the accomm"da-
tim # n fes 9)tRDIN; sCHpLtRs, Mrs. Wyer
wishes to inform parents ani guardn.ns, thai chill
dr-n p aced under her cure, will have nnDy 1t the
want iees OF home, combined with strict sch las
tic dsci"line. Their moral Training aud ply steal
comforts will also lie carefuIly attended 10.
Tsta.: Pc q iarter so 90, rs, % per month,
pnd in adva.ec For further particulars, eq ire nj
The Semnr ry. or b, letter, ere of The Hon. .s,
f. Loi, 0r.v.Iie. All com.nunic iiuns prompt!
alt. nded to.
Most respectable references given. my2l
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DIR. j. &. YOCNJ:, snJ-e advertisement ad
sertlsement appears in another culunn, he pnrei
advertising physician ia this -tatc, rs cured more
advertisement. Il
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Card.

Doctors SMTpEs 4 Jr>KtSs have removed the
Office 10 the County Hospital, ynchbnrg. unL Will Us
.,sual attend TO al professional cal 3, day or night
Feb 18th iS5Sxti
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o The Musta"5 Ai.iment Cares

y The Musta"S Ai.iment Cares
Rheumatism;
rh, Il ist,ng Lin, nent cures stifJo nts;
rn- iu.ttn5 Li neat ires iu ns aud Wonnd
The i - ,tg ii I'm at cu 'es -Oie, .ni Ulcers;
The 4 Ist,ns ANN ,nt cures Cakel dreAsts and
The Mustang t.ini mont cures Neuralgia
Fac It.''S ..'nntt ires Corns and Warts;
rne dustang Linlineht is worth
l,0OO,uOU DOLLARS PrK ANNUM
To The United II ties, the prese5vcr and resurcr
ofvtIulb- h ses and cattle. It cures all Sprain.
.als Wounds, Ilif iolnts Sc
VIII y IA answer tni- qtrsuont Did vou ever
hear If an! ordinary Sore swelling. Sprain or SrG
ness. either man Da tst. wnicl the Mustang
'.nnent would not clr"Y D.d o. ever visit an,
e'prcable lrnsg Il IL any prt OF the worli-,n
europe, Asa jr ,nt icl-sh, III nat say .'it was
the srentes discovery fihe as,r" 20 Il every WHERE
ENery finil, sIouid have II, three sizes. kRNES
II PAnk, Propretors, New YorL.
PARK l. WHITE.
Sole Agenls for the Pacific Coast,
1872 Washington street, opposite the Market.
CILr N McDE MIrr, Agents, Oroville.
~ THE Trade sup. .,lied on the most liberal
rms. apps 3m
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE CITY COUNCIL.


= TUESDAY, May 4, 1858.
FIRST BRAYCH.-The Branch met pursuant to ad
Journment., Present-John T. Ford ESQ.,. Presi-
dent, and all the members.
Mr. McComas called up the resolution appropri-
ating $3.50 for finishing the railing and seats inside
OF Union Square, and moved to amend by striking
out $3.50 and inserting S235. Adopted-yeas Is,
nays5
Mr.. Beacham presented the petition of Samuel
Harris, agent for the sale of the Grenoble Hemp
Hose, offering furnish the same at much lower
price than the ordinary leather hose can be pur-
chased for, and inviting the Council to examine the
same. Referred to the Committee on Fire Campo
mics.
Mr.. Beale presented the petition of William PEN
dergast, asking to be paid for damages done his
property, on York street, by mob on the 18th of
November, 1857. Referred to the Joint Standing
Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Wood presented the petition of Hezekiah
Crout relative to his patented improvement in street
lamps, and asking that the city purchase his patent
right, and thereby any further litigation Re
ferred to the Committee on Police and Jail
Mr.. Harvey, from the Joint Standing Committee
Police and Jail, offered resolution authorizing
Marcus Wolf to erect verandah on his house on
Hartford avenue, between Chase and Ensor streets
Passed.
Mr. Addison presented the petition of B. F. & W
H. Forester, asking to be reimbursed for loss
sustained by them in the erection OF the Public
School House on Eutaw street. Referred to the
Joint Standing Committee ON Claims.
Mr.. Dukehart then called up the revised ordi-
nances; The following ordinances were then con-
sidered and passed;
81, An ordinance relating to Coroner's Inquests in
'ne eity OF Baltimore.
mani ann ordnance or designating place for the conne
ihen' Oh paupers, vagrants &c
~ o,dihance for the safe keeping of gunpowder
WITHIN. .n the limits of the city of Baltimore.
city of Baltimore 'ne s''e Vi iee III inc
An ordinance for inspecting weights and measures
used within the city of Baltimore ' anu nie"sui Go
The Branch then adjourned until this afternoon ~
s O'Clock. 'niS a''ernooh at
adjournment John B. Seidenstrcker, ESQ Pros 70
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dent in the chair, and all the members present ex-
cept Mr.. Hintze.
-, A resolution adverse to the application to change
the cutters at the intersection of Spring and LON
bard streets received from the First Branch and
concurred in.
A resolution to change the cutters at the inter
section of Green and Mulberry streets was received
from the First Branch and concurred in.
An ordinance to appoint agents to represent the
city OF Baltimore in the settlement of the McDonogh
estate was received from the First Branch and laid
on the table.
Mr.. Kirk offered resolution directing the City
Commissioner to alter the curb-stone the MOI tn
ernmost part of Sterling street. Adopted
On motion of Mr.. Herring, the Branch proceeded
to consider the ordinance providing for the general
valuation and assessment of property in the city of
Baltimore.
On motion of Mr.. Kelso. the ordinance was
amended to make 10 assessment districts in
stead of 20, as fixed by the First Branch.
After the ordinance had been acted upon as far
as the l4th section, it laid the table, and the
Branch adjourned until this afternoon.
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A MS
REC lived ATTHE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA,

Il WEEK LAIER fROU EUROPE.
HALIFAX, May 1.-The steamer Europa arrived
here this morning from Liverpool with dates to the
Goth ult
The steamer City of Baltimore arrived out on
the 22d, and the Persia on the oath.
The proceedings of the British Parliament have
been of but little Importance.
The Government has declined to take further
pr oceedings against Bernard.
Lord Derby, in the House of Lords gave assuran-
ces that exclusive privileges would be conferred
on any company relative to the Atlantic telegraph
The operations in embarking the cable are pro-
crossing actively, and the experiments made have
been satisfactory.
The American clipper ship James Baines had
been burnt in the Liverpool docks. The ship and
cargo were valued at fl7O,OO sterling
Calcutta dates to March 23d had reached England.
Inc British troops continued to gain success over
the rebels. The Governor General had issued
proclamation calling the inhabitants to submit
to the demands of the Government.
Sir Colin Campbell, had returned to Lucknow.
Nena Sahlb's retreat had been stormed, but he
scaped
An Imperial edict had been issued, condemning
and degrading Yeh and appointing a successor to
settle the dispute with the barbarians.
The Bernard sensation in France was subsiding,
and the Director of the Constitutional Journal had
been dismissed for publishing exciting article
against England.
LIVERPOOL, April Cotton.-Sales of the week
81 900 bales. Lower qualities have advanced "a and
fair and middling 1s@4. The market closed firm
BREADsTuFFs quiet. Corn closed with an advanc-
ing tendency.
Provisions are dull. Racon buoyant and slightly
advanced.
Consols 96A 996H. Money market generally
unchanged.
CorroN.-Sales to Spectators 1850, and for ex-
port 5000 bales Sales of Friday estimated at 900
bales. Orleans fair, ~; Middling, l-l6; Mobile
fair, II; Middling, 4 Upland fair, n; Middling,
81 Stock in port 422, 900 bales, of which 323, 900
bales American.
PRoDucE.-Sugar is steady. Rice is firm. Rosin
is dull at As. 4d @4s 3D. for common, and las. for
fine. Turpentine. steady at 4Os. Gals.
LONDON MARKErs.-Rice closed buoyant at an ad-
vance of Sd.
THE LATEST
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Accommodation closes
steady, with sales amounting to about 1000 bales
Breadstuffs are very dull. Corn closes steady.-
Yellow 35s.-white 34s.
Consols 967s@97.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-05

New YoRK, May 4.-Cotton is frm-sales of O.
900 bales Flour is heavy-sales of II 900 bills at
an advance of cts. on Southern; common to good
State S4.1O@S4.20; Ohio S4.35@S4 65; Southern
S4.45@S4.7O. Wheat is heavy-saes of s, 1000 bus
Southern red l1O@ll2 cts; white do. 12O@l22 cts
Corn has declined-sales of $4,000 bushels White
6S@73 cts; yellow 72@73 cts. Beef is steady, at
Sl2.75@Sl4 for Repacked. Pork.-Mess has de-
lined Is cts, Sales at lS.25@S1S.5O; Prime is 40
cts. lower-sales at Sl4.75@Sl5. Whiskey is dull
at 20A@2l cts. Sugar is heavv-New Orleans
cts; Muscovado 5S@6H cts. Coffee is steady, at
l0@ll cts Naval Stores are quiet. Rice is steady
Freights-Cotton to Liverpool 5.32. Grain Cd a I'd.