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FEBRUARY, 1883.
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Cbanrrs for Dusinfss Ellen.
Government HOUSE,, TRINIDAD, Dee 10, lssI
DEQUIRED for the SERVICE Of the COY.
III ERNMENT of TRINIDAD, TWO STEAM VESSELS

GovERxnEsr Housr, TRINIDAD, Dec. 10. lssI
Occurred for the SERVICE OF the GOV
IL EMINENT Of TRINIDAD, TWO STEAM vCssEtSs
(.xcs Sunday, Christmas Day and Coed rhds,E
in each week aud second day in each ;snAe WI Ions
50 mile. each way oSeiiDs c'Sa sandy Bay vsasd
La Bres and ro. Forest AID on four day, N each wsss
from Port Spain San Fernando and back 70 Port ss
distance Of 50 nes each way touching Couss and IN ssch
case such other places the Colonial Uvernment may rom
require direct The special day IN eah weet sn
departure from, and the period ofs,ay a. mo seS
TO by the Colonial GveuSen aud no ehnse " b
The vessel cay re Of shsse the mails po.s| ..s on
and Maesys troops the lowest rate charged Tor pas
Passengers to be conveyed at rates Tot exceeding % sAn
Fernando and IS 20 Cedro with proonae Iaes 70 tue h
Eseh vessel 20 be at the disposition Of the Colonial Govern.
special aud extraordinary services hhea on "
Tender. TO be made for the performance Of MS .eryise y
vessels, Of which must be OF not le. nan ~ no
vessel Of than 45horse power and ip et ~ ~nfpl
r , Nth sSss on board The engines
principle The average speed TO be not h than IL snos YER
The service to early day possible e,e ae
18th October 1883 The tenders 20 specify hs amount 70 DO
charged against the Colonial Government o esh day on whit
Of the vessels shall actually Ply aud the day on wAch 10
Payments win be- made monthly BY the Colonial Government
for tho.p S.ys on which nsseT Se... G py and 10 .ztc
penalty amounting 70 one oath q the payment q ssds.sa
neglect ON the part Of the Contractors shown
10 be the cause thereof .
Good security gwen Of DO. lees than a2o f's
tbs performance Of the contract for term o ao ss 'han
The accommodations required are saloon capable Of holding
less than eighty S0) with separate ladies' ssisa
and appropriate fittings for With water ess
for both classes. - =,
Tenders will be received BY the ondeisnsd not a,.f han hs
10th Of April next his office, in Pt Of Spau u hi, leland
(ssned) THOMAS =. JOHNSTON, Col Secretary.
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Drp GOODS.

DARE BARGAINS in WET GOODS.
III Wet Goods from Auction
ALL THE CHOICE LOTS
SLIGHTLY WET BUT WARRANTED PERFECT.
CHARLEs HEARD& Co, No. S0l GRAND STREET,
VIII offer on MONDAY February g.
RARE BARGAINS IN WET GOODS.
RICH BLACK SILKS (wet but perfectly,
At 81 per yard, invoice cost 81.
RICH BLACK SILKS Warranted perfect)
At6i per yard invoice cost 81 l5
Also,
10 Cases Of PURE IRISH LINENS,
Consisting Of
PURE LINEN SHIFTING at n per yard,
PURE LINEN pAnAsks =, Il TX N bS ReT ya
From 81 to I2 per Dozen
Also,
5CASES ALLENDALE SHEETINGS (lo4 wde)
Atlie per yard.
SCASEs ENGLISH LONG CLOTHS (perecc
At6t cents per yard.
II should be understood that these goods though slightly wet
are warranted free from stain n Injury.
CHARLES HEARD Co, No. SOL Grandst.
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Lowell Lectares.-CInton Hall Treatment Of Social
stN Pauperism and Crime by the Rev.
D, BELLOWS, gu MONDAY aud THURSDAY EVENINGS
a y o'eoos commencing Feb Tekets 90 for the
peton Frsncis Crowens and Prices Book Stores
snl Of seha1enbsrg Ls Admission 10 single Lectures, SIT
..rts GA able 1t the door
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Boaro an6 Rooms.

DOARD-A few Single Gentlemen, and Gestle-
.ra their Wives he accommodated with pl<ss
r, ROOMS Al the old established Boarding. House. No o9Nss
a'''' '''' MRS g. WILSON
DOARD and ROOMS.-A handsome Parlor Suite
ID on hrt and other Sos 40 Zsss iAA -.
outo.is the Academy Of Muse
1.-TWO fine large ROOMS TO LET, with BOARD,
No. l6s Hudson-s.., 'front.' ohs PUh Gas and hssss N
the kogse,
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Anriy,rs.ry 81 nd Tea Festival If the samuel Band
II ~ &c n I'd of tbe New.York Band of Hope Asso.

rrfion viii held ~ the Eastern Congegatons Snnsn
ronsI ~ Madison ats on THURSDAY EVEN
INC F,b H. His Honor the Mayor will Dc present Addresses
nsv he exoected Rev. T. L. CUYLER the Rev RU-
FUS w CLARK of Brooklyn, JONATHAN REVELL, esq,
and others Public exeTces In the church at O'CLOCK al
uittsnce Free.
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90 h)bom il map Qonrern.
Gtatlonerp an6 fanrp GOODS.

7 A. II. HASBROUCK, stationers' Hal, Nos.
TURER ofers for sale low cash prices every ysre As-
count Books Psper ysney and stApe Stationary wnsss
r.ndum md Tune Book. Pns Peusis sl.,.: Sss ~
Chess BsekgAnmon Boards be- Aod I'll ssess ss.ey -
By the trade JOB PRINTING and LtrHo0aAShx 49,
e1ted al Low r.,es Card, Csreuass Bad Hss1s ~ COUk-
TRY MERCHANTS INVITED To CALh
WE OFFER the largest and most complete
w stock Of Writing. Wrapping and Enyeope 1919 "A
Also The celebrated Premium funi sd snder. BOARDS
'' '-0 CARSON HARD, Payer Wsehouse
No. ~ Beshmsnst.
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Biographical and Statistical Society,-A paper
vl BE- read THIS Thursdsy) EVENING at O'Clock, in the
s Chspel of the NewYoTk University Washington square,
n, he Chairman of the Section NEUROLOGY the Rev Dr.
HAWKS ION Deep Sea SOundngs and the Atlantic Telegraph
Frse-to members Of the Society and their friends.
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Harrison Open Company.
Conductor. q. F. BRISTOW.
MRS. KEMBIES LAST READING-DOD-
W WORTHS SALOON, No. sc5 Bfosdvsy.-Hrs IHAN<<
CTS ANNE KEMBLE viii resd shskespesrss pay "
TWELFTH NIGHT, a. the sboys ss'con, on ThUhsDhI
EVENING Feb. H. at p. M. This reading viii sose ne
Course.
Tckets 81 for eSh reading may b. bad At M'ssr, fa9er
Crowen's and CkIsern's Bookstore, and William he p
Music Store Aso from Mr. w. Pclmsn No }" L' if1''e'
and At the door on the evenins Of the reading
WALLACKs THEATER.
w TO-NIGHT third p,rferma1ceot
THE CROWN PRINCE
received With the 1ese, laughter and applause on esh
,entafion. .o,-,,,.rc
NEW SCENERY AND NUsIC-ELHGANT COSTUMES.
With Reynoldts Eve act comedy
HOW TO GROW RICH
Mr. .oir
S II II IL Mis- Msry Cannon Mrs. J. H. Allen.
M r. B. Johuston, Mr.. Norton, M Phillips,
Mr. Davenport, Mrs Cooke ana MI orosVele,
will also
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES three act COMEDY,
RURAL FELICITY
which has been time in preparation will be produced,
With a east combining the talents Of
EVERY MEMBER OF THE COMPANY.
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1.-THE ROYAL CARRIAGE

Book or Valentine purchased At great nees1 GIN ooSt
House No 25 Broadway insures acceptable sud suu
present Catalogues sent free Address A. RANNEf' Agent
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New.York BibIe Society.-A Special Meeting Of the
Board of MaDsses will be held the Am can 6!be Socetys
House Place THIS IhuTsdsy EFESlNO at u ococA
BY order Of the President.
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Gen. Allen--.Poadunk. .

That veteran of the California corps
editorial, and father of the California
party, Gen. Allen, honorcd Oroville
With . visit on Saturday aud yesterday.
Mentally and physically, be is as wig
'orous as when in days gone by he used
to measure iances with Sam Medary,
and did battle for that honored, stall
wart foe of Democracy, the old Whig
party. We think however We noticed
an air of Importance in the Generals
bearing Ia sort of self-satis6ed manner
that ia new With him. We noticed
this more particularly when We or 9TH
ers alluded to "Poadunk" and the
California Party" lie makes much
| of "Poadunk. He doats upon and
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cherishes him. He halls him with re-
jolcing such as angels make over one
sinner that repenteth. The long bar
ren Sarah chuckled over the birth of
Isaac; SO does the Generals heart
leap up at the mention Of "Poadunk. "
The General and his proselytc consti-
tute the California party, and the one
being an old Wing, and the other an old
Democrat, few as the members of the
new party arc, it may truthfally and
punniDgly be said to be mixed" We
only know from hearsay, how Poadunk
deports himself. 1t i. said he is meek
yet firm meek aud defercntial when in
the presence Of the General, firm and
defiant when confronted by uncaliforDi.
ated scoffers. "Poadunk" is said tC
call the General "Father," and he ant
his political progeuitor hold love fcast'
together, and constitute political mu
tual admiration society, Of two.
1t is because "Poldunk" is entirely
his, that General Allen bears bimscl
so haughtily, and "strides this narrow
world like IA COLOSSUS" May his noble
heart never beat less proudly, may hi
stalwart frame never diminish in size
and may "Poadunk" long continue hi
only convert from Democracy.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31

DISTRACTION or THE YUMA BaIpoE -
We learn from yesterdays News that the
bridge across the yuba st Marysville has
been destroyed almost entirely by the caving
away Of the southern bank of that strsam.
About ! o'clock on Saturday tae pier tha,
supported the southern end was washed
away. aud to save the remaining portion
the part which had settled into the rate
Was cut sway The loss 20 the owners and
% ihepoblic will be very great The fall,
ing q the bridge caused the breaking Of tn,
ts,sgraph wires. thus causing detention o
shs Steamers news.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31

A LlvE YxsKgK.--We saw q regular
specimen Of the live Yaukee--a pedlar =
holding forth in most gfandiloqaent trains
y N audience Of miners in front of the Sc
Nieholas Hotel On Saturday evening" =
Whsthsr be succesdsd 10 selling Anything
weAss quite unable TO say. but be evidently )
yAsprspased for uaihc. for We heard hia,
ssIsessss In most emphatic manner. aud
wite espmssdAbls honesty. that he had ..a
~ more Ieft sef ths same sort" He va,
ssllisg some sort Of paper
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31

THK MISsraE ELS We only time to drop
into the theatre last evening just long
enough to hear Henry sing two Of his charm
ing songs, AMI to see that the performance
was less pumcrously attended than we could
wish TO have seen. The house should be
filed to its utmost capacity to night. the &C.
casion being the benefit of Mr.. Henry One
Of his ballads is worth twice the price of ad-
mission, aud that Is low enough in all co.,.
science.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER Ol


Il the Court for the Co inty Of Butte Siate
OF CaIifor ,ia, IN ute oa the 2Nh day of May, ID
1864 the undersigned. ahmnisrato. OF The eslae ~
CHARLES ID. Z 'DDI, deceased, late ot said couht!
will expose for sal, mt public aHction, on the rach
OF said deceased. on Dry Creek in said Count, Tue
following described properly, to wit; one huhdrru
aud sixty acres O improve land vim the teneneht'
thereon, situated il the Township OF Hamilton
County and State aforesaid and bounded az follows,
" wit: Commencing at II point on me east bahk
OF Dry Or elk, about 4s0 rolls souiherly and below
the ranch oi Capt. John w. Moore, CDry treek
House, thence souther'y and parast with SAID Dry
Creek 100 rods thence westerly at right angles ioo
rods thence northery at right anges 100 rods;
thence easterly at right angles 100 rods to the pa;e
! of beginning. The terms of sale: CASH sale TO
commence st the hour OF one O'Clock Z. NJ Oh Sat
urday the 2Gth day OF fJune A. ID. 1858.
JOHN > MORRIS, Pubic Administrator,
Per ID W. CHEESMAN, Deputy.
B.-The above property was advertised 10 Do
sold the sth dny OF May, A ID. 1875 under former
ordei OF PROBATE Court. Owing TO sickness oil Dep
uly Administrator, the sale wa not made.
d w. CuEESMAN,
Deputy Pubic Admnistrat ".
0roville, May 29th. A. ID. 1853 mv-9 NV
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ATLANTIC PAGERS, We are indebted to
Mr. Vera, Of Meek & Co.'S Express for n
copy Of Forney's Press. We are likewise
under IN my obligations to Geo. Lyman, OF
Wells. Fargo g. Co. 5 Express for generously
giving US bis only copy of any State paper;
tho New York Herald.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31

MAsoEsc-- --Tbs following persons we're
elected officers OF franklin X. A. C., May
26th; II. A. CASTOR II p; q. +. Cotton, X h;
wm Hanway, s.; X @, Gridley, c. H.;
) II Liliard. P. s.; Thos. Wells. Treas ; L.
W. Tiffany, See Thos. Callow, r. A. C.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
PROBATE NOTICE.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, J Probate Court.
CoUSTY oF BUTTE. !

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, } Probate Court.
CoUSTY BUTTE. !
Estate Of SAMUEL TRENNAMAN. deceased.
IN RSUANCE OF AN ORD GR
4 made in The Hon Probate Court. on the 26th day
of May, 4. D 1853, Notice is hereby given, 10 all
whom It may concern. TO be aud appear before the
said Cont, Monday 10th day of August
A. u. 1855 at The hour OF 10 o clock, NJ OF that
day at the Court House. at 0royie, in said county
then and there to show cause II any there be, VIII,
the following described real estate should not be sold
in accordance with III petition Of the adnlnistrliof
herein, to- wit: All that certain piece or parcel oi
land stua in the ro~u of 0fDvtllr. in said Cbunty
and known and de.ciibed rs Lot number eight. 81
in Block number eleven, ll ia sIil Town.
BY order of Court.
49, Wunes. my hand and the seal o
said Court affixed, this the 2sth dav o
sEAL' Nav A. d. 1858. VI. II DARR ACH.
49, 'my2strw 40i CLERK Probate Court.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31

MAN DRowNEp. "A young mau from Dog
town informed us yesterday, that MIR. John
Bristow was drowned on Friday night at
Nancc's mill on Dry Creek. The precise
time of drowning. or the cause. are not
known. The deceased wenttothe mill, poud
TO sttend TO the securing OF some logs that
had BEEN Aoated there, aud being missed,
search was made for his b,dy which was
foppd, on Saturday about 2 o'clock in the
afteruoouu Mr. Bfistow vas a m i've OF
Miehisap, and about twenty five years OF
age. A sister, apd brother In Law living
near D5stswn are his only rels.ivss In Cali.
fornia. IA q {Nssa~~s NsF
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31

BESKrIr or Mn. HeNHy.-A very excel
lent bill Is presented for to-nights enter
tainment at the theatre. The occasion is
Mr.. Henry's benefit. He has promised to
sing oil his sweetest songs, and IL he will
only do 1t. We may expect q rare treat in
deed. We hear that large party of ladies
have promised TO be In attendance. We hope
they will go; they will be greatly delighted
with Heury's singing. We think he is the
very best ballad singer 10 the State. We
never heard a better anywhere
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31

FISe CioARs.--Cohn, the tobacconist.
sent us n bunch Of the finest cigars ever
smoked In OroyilIe, yesterday. They are as
aromatic at the belotrope. aud smoked as
easily as an impcrfectly arranged fire place
They are perfectly delicious, and VIC heap
blessings ON Cohns head for their donat ton.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31
Channel Rock.

Nori'E to the stockholders of said Company Is
~ here'y givsn that assessment "f enc hun
drei dshiafs Ia the share has been levied by the
n"ari ot Trustees, and Is pVAbc To Geo A. Emery.
Treasurer at hts binkin; aodse ia OnOv.lle. o The
list day Of Juns 1855
ThoS, WEL:.S, sec'y c. n " Co.
May e:h lsis-mls-.V4
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GUARDIANS NO TICE.

4 L.. PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
~ THOMAS SHARPE, insane, OF the County Of
lite, Stase of t'aliforlii, are required TO EXHIBIT
them together with the necessary vouchers. within
months and after the date OF This notice, or
the same will be forever barred, 10 William Cleve'
hand. NJ Clsvelanis rmcst in ophir Township, or to
y. w. Cheesman, oroville.
WILLIAM CLEVELAND,
Guardian of Tuemas sharpe.
OrJvie, May 2oth, a. d. 1853. my29 4w
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We are indebted to Mr.. Leland, of the AL
ia Express for copy Of the Marysville
.Netcs containing the following items
of interest, brought by the steamer Golden
Age:
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31
Notice.

The annual meeting of stockholders in the South
Feather Waler Company, will Le held al the Com.
pany's ont,e in Forbesiovn. on "Wednesday the End
day OF June naxt II, j. uLIPuANT, secy.
Forees,own, May 18Th, lsS 3taw.td
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTION

At meeting Of the Democratic State Central
Comnttee held In Sacramento. on the 10Th day Of
Mar. 1873 the following fesoiu tons were adopted
KxsoLvED That the het Democratic State Con-
ventIon be held in the City of Sacramento on We'd
nesfay, the 4th day OF August next, and that the
basis Of representation be a. faliows viz: One dele
gate at large from each county and one delegate fss
every two hundred Democratic votes east at the last
general election for any Democratic candidate on
the State ticket oomin tted by the Democratic party
excinsveiy, aud one delegate for every fraction Of
one hundred or more votes cast for such Democratic
candidate.
RgsoLvrp. By the Central Committee, that 1t Is
eccofnmcuded that the Democracy in the different
counties meet the 2Dth day Of uiy, for the pur-
pose Of electug delegates 10 the State Convention
The Democracy OF the state Of California here
by notified that State Convention will be Aeld in
the City Of Sacramento, on Wednesday the 4th day
of August 1855, and that the apportonment Of rep
rcsentstion therein, as settled upon by the State
Central COMMITTEES, Is a. follows:
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31

Trsjo &c IN the dsfsu Of NE L,eomptJn Jva ID. fhoR
or fAs DpHsts Demo rats Dt0 hdpe dfrei % do right
irresPeet,cs of their opa in,sress, That wds noble
stysggs -rauaAs u BEsros
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31

~ Mr.. John ii. LiiIard is authorized 10
receive Subscriptions aud collect moneys for the
Daily and Th Weekly Butte Record. Persons living
ai distance can obtain the paper b, furnishing him
With their nanscs.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31

that his place in the Senate will he FL ed by
the Hon, Thos L. Clngman, now of the
House Of Representatives.
Gen Denver confirmed by the Senate as
Governor OF Kansas
The American Medical Assoc;atian met Mt
the Saxonan Institute at Washington oh the
4th Of May.
There was very imposing demonstration
in the city of New York, on the euiug Of
April 22l by the sympathizers Of Or,ini and
Pierri. composed mainly of foreigners. An
Immense torch light procession passed thro'
the street. and arrived in front Of the City
Hall in the Park about 10 O'Clock, when
spirited speeches we're made by John Allen,
Prof. NJ zzi, and several others, 1t was es
,imated that there we're from 10000 to 10000
persons present. The proceeding was very
orderly aud impressive. A similar demon
stra'ion took place at Boston.
The official vote Of Connecticut. at the
April election, has been declared Bucking-
ham, Republican candidate for Governor, is
elected by plurality of 2,754 over Pratt.
The full vote was as follows: Buck ngham,
36,298; Pratt. 80 ,544; scattering, 80.
The Atlantic Telegraph cable was being
rapidly shipped GU board the Niagara and
Agamemnon
The new Mayor of New York, Tiemann, is
makng an energetic war upon the gamblers
aud policy dealers His police made de-
scent upon the policy shops on the 9th of
, April, and arrested 81 persons, who were
held to bail for trial in the SUN of $1,000
each
On the evening of the 4th of May large
number of gamblers were arrested, and 1t
is understood that the Peter Funks and
ticket swindlers will receive attention soon.
-. ha inn, infr N 4 fip
but still dull The Stock Bard is active
with nm upward tendency, but purely specu'
latve.
The city banks have about $50 900 0OO
specie in their vaults, and any amount OF
money may be nal Mt very low rates on first
class commercial paper.
EUROPE,
The European news is very meagre.
The British Parliament had re- assembled
and were discussing the French passport
system, the enlistment of Negro soldiers for
! the service in India, etc.
Lord Derby is determined to keep up a
fleet in the Chanael
c Marshal Pelissier had been received in
C Eng land with much parade.
The attitude of France and Austria is still
' threatening.
e Lucknow, in Ia1ia, is in complete posses
= sion of the English forces. Two thousand
Sepoys were killed in the assault The Brit
, sh loss is small Dude had submitted tC
to the contrJll Of the English and inhabi
tants were resuminy business. The Luck
now rebels, so 900 in number, hal left.
HUrcHINcs MAGAzINE.-We are indie BITE,
= to Messrs. Garnham & LOCKWOOD for tn
June number of llntchings Magazine l
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31

CHRisry's MiNsrRELs.--These world re-
nowncd melodists have arrived in San Fran.
cisco We trust to see them in Oroville be-
fore many weeks.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31

'F,nE UNDERSIGNED RESPECTFULLY y
u forms his friends aud tho public gene'..'
that he has reopenei the UNION SALOok; - -
In the basement of Colon l. McD rm'us
building. Montgomery street. as "A place " ~,
pleasure aud repose. ami l. prepared Ia aee"%
date all who may wish to enjoy glass OF Las. ~
a choice article of Liquor ur Wine oi Ihe 80
brands. Connected with the Saloon IS mag ~
slate bed BILLIARD TABLE with new 0ahs u
sc. The lovers uf this fascinating game NE ~
assured that evesy attention will be shown
p. MAURER, Agent
May - for the san Francisco Brew =.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-31

HUrcHiNCs MAGAzINE.-We are indebted
to Messrs Garnham & LOCKWOOD for the
Juue number of llltchinys' Magazine 1t
contains n narration of n trip to Walk
ters Of interest