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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-10

This ratio OF decline 10 imports, though most severely
felt during the months immediately following the pane Of
October last yet the parity continued 10 the close
lsst June though with weekly Diminishing difference
see the imports augmented and nearly
equalzed with exports, and with the amounts for tho
time last year lf our data be correct and
10 believe that they approximate the true amount
viii appear that while imports declined SIS i36 goo
our exports only Tell or about s37 $50 o00 Thus showing
$40 5000. Hence, cur foreign indebtedness for the
year ending June last wl be css than for many years
before the nature OF thinEs require
mknd for the shipment Of specic 70 Europe than usua
The largest falling OF beth ms our import and export
trade has been France and other Continental coun
0t0 lces than for The year prececd5g There has been
fair export demand the present woek for cation piece
gocds both for South American ports and for the
lroies. We quote heavy brown sbce.ings at Sl.c.,
six months. shirtings were steady and press
unchanged. Brown Drills were held at SKA +,
With g iteady demand for export Biescbei
sheotings ard shiriings were quiet aud rather
more nrmy held IN anticipation OF toe fall trade. We
have special changes 70 notice 10 Osnaburg stripes
,eks or denns. Printing cloths we're 10 toe main
firmly held, while prices were unchanged Pfints have
been decreasing In mens Of suitable styles for
fall trade while prices have not fully opened. La~us
were IN moderate request at Sc. s9hc. Dslsines
and air CHAINS were quiet Lrseys, OF medium gfa1os
were selling al &c In cloths and cassimeres taere
70 movement change In prices OF moment 10 not %
Satnes t~eeds and jeans quiet In foreign gSoas
The movement moderate, and sezsonable staple
goods, adapted fer the fall trade, were seneray held
with nrmness and when autumn season opcus they will
rule above the prices Of similar goods worked OF the
late spring alos Goods sold then canns be rspaSed
higher prlces The reports from the country
continue 10 favorable FOR the growing crops,
lively and improved fall trade is generally anticipated
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koIsHs of Is hhds. Porto Rico at a1c, and 10
do. Cuba muscovado at Csc.
NAVAL sroRxs.-sales Of 200 bbs. spirits turpentine
made 40 and cargo Of about 700 bbIs COM
mon rosin atoa 1 81 d. There was no cnarge N otner
articles.
Ons were quiet and prices unchanged.
Observation-Disclosures market opened firm, but closed
amely rhe sales embraced about TOO bbls including
at SIG 60 SIG 65 and prime at Sl3 90 $l3 ga
and thin Sl6 10 $40 TO- Beet was IN good request
with sales OF 200 300 bbs including country meas "
Sill Si1 10 and repsckeo Western do Al Sill ~ Sl3 3d.
packed at t14 Primo quiet at $40 So. Beef
hams selling 10 lots as ST. Bacon was frm, with
sales reported Of about 800 packages including short rib
bed middles ct 9xc and clear 1t l0c Cut meats
steady, with sales Of 100 packages including shou
ders at 651c. $40, and hams II 7c 7Kc Lard was
firm, With sales Of about 600 700 bbs and terces as
1920. IL 1xc. Batter and cheese were unchanged.
RIcB-Ssles OF about 100 casks were made a Sc 1870
SUGARs-The market was firm and active, with sales Of
about eco hhds, chiefly Cuba, fair 70 prime quality,
within the range OF &c. Ic the latter for choice, and
small lots Porto Rico at &c. 7Xc and small lot prime
do At Shc, and IT'S boxes at S14s
TOBACCO continues without much demand, and prices
Ike, 114 bales Havana at soc. Hc, 81 cases seed
leaf ~ &c. . lec, so cases Florida NJ &c. q 23s.
WBsKRy.-ihe Gales embrace about 800 400 bbls. at
24c.
WooI-Therelis . moderate demand for clothing woods,
and graded parcels of clip to the extent OF lbs
have already taken at full raee-26c for common TO
42c. full blood fleece Pulled woods in demand,
and 40 Oo0 lbs have been taken this week. 26c. 2Sc
for No 29c. 32c for super, and 33e. 81 3c. for
Foreign descriptions are still to great extent NO
elected. We submit revised list Of prices current viz
Woodbury. Costing 20c per h. or less ut port OF ship
ment, free al other "a the skin, IL per cent ad
valortm product Of the British North American pro-
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NJ Robert l. Fabian reports from Chicago, under dase
Of ID hst, that steady inprovemsnt s Observable in
general business money ID becoming abundant and
for legitimate business purposes d In fair supply The
weather during The week has been favorable for agrcu
ture, and less apprehension "a felt for the crops The re-
csips Of -FOUR and grain continue liberal the following
nnco In Jan -
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Dor the fsca year 1878 the for the months
known al the Treasury 50 3i2 conios, and be.
neved that the end Of She fiscal year. 3oh june would
sount 10 52e77 con,os, and superior 10 the anterior
year
The revenue Of isbe-5T, being a9,37b con,os, tho
penses 1856 oonos giving surplus Of 1889 contos
and on the Goth Of April the present year. the
band 5g7 contos and the opinion OF the secre
,ary Of the Treasury scai year 1878 would
leave In the Treasury over 1900 above the
pcr,es Of the year, and this after The reduction made In
the tariff ard the commercial that has been
lees felt In the Empire
In December, 1854 the exterior debt amounted TO eB,-
s24 ZOO in December, 1855, reduced TO Es 800;
ia December 1885, TO Es ao3 900 and In December 1857,
to f5, 3s5, 500
since the last report May 10 3osh Of Apri last the
treasury forwarded 10 London, In money fsi2 ESQ., and
in Brazil wood 1880 quntas Of four arrobas; ard,
according TO last report received from The Brazilian
agent, up to February last, there was in the
hands Of said agent G35s,l5e which 70 be
increased f4o5 7s after the resept Of ESQ 900
March last and being the expenses Of said agency 10 be
made up to 3oth Of June fl4s 500, there will remain
said day f262,a79. The Interior funded deb up 10 De
oember 81, 1857, was 81 ,5sT conios
In April OF last year the paper money (governmout cir
culsirg Was 1905 which has been reduced 70 42,6e
contos.
COINAGE riy RIO JASKHRo MINI.
10 god.. gel pieces value Of Sls cono'
In siver...........I4oo7b 6os I"
Total. .s.s..t,iH
The total coinage Of the Mint December, 1s4o 10
June 1857 OF gold g. gao contos Of silver 5eio
scs total, 40 $50 oonsos.
The total value Of imports ls5e-5T
ios, superior 31oeo 70 1886 The exports amounted
to ia sos, superior 10 eTo 70 1856
GREAT BRIIAS IMPORTED fSro Brazil ExPoRKD FROM
Brazil
lsss-5s.........,..4e,s2 So ooutos aooI5 contos
s5e-57...."........73,ni 1887
Increase ..........2s,sso e,s72
USnKD STATES INroRrp MO BRAZIL AND EXPECTED FROM
BsAzu~
1856. ........... 81 cou,os. 20 $50 Oou.os.
1s5e-57.... ......I,77' 3l,oA
Increase ............2,loo l,2l4
The following were the receipts OF the New York and
New Haven Railroad for Jsne:-
Passengers. "a
reght................ '.ss..ss..ss..'.s'. zooe w
Total.... ssbelb "a
Less due other 2aois %
Balance. .s62,a9S 80
For June, 7zsss ~
Decreased. ~
The receipts Of the Long Island Railroad Company FOR
the month Of Jane amounted 70 s4ol 81, derived from
the following sources;--
10y
$500 %
"' '''''''''''''sssss.s...s.s 900 "
........~sss.s.ss1,ssi Oh
The following statement Of the earnings Of the Pa
cshc Railroad Company for June
T ION p's'e'se's' ps Is
300 q
1.Ss2 IS
fV'st's'''ss''' ess''''''''' ,iT2 ~
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CLEARED.
Steamship Ariel, Ludlow, Bremen and Southampton-D
ship Daylight, Hobrook Sydney ssw-aoodsvs. AIksll
ship Hermine Brema Striker, Brsmen-PAvenstedt
Bark Teresa. Foster. Observation-Disclosures. Phelps Co..
Bark Cl.rssa Petgrew Trinidad Yznags del Vale Co.
BsIi Belle GcomS SSah Buck
Brig spsrwsr DUTCH. Lsmbach, Rotsrdam-Funoh
Sender: rsSs'
Big Mary OBJ Mshopy s; JShS s Mr., smt9srs O.,
Brig Nsbrssks. Freeman, Bath. Ms-wAlsh. Carver 4
Brig Hlzinore, whitnsore Bangor-R P Buck too..
sE @ ass ssn e.
schr Crysolite. Ackly Brazos-shiers Oliver.
schr stanly. Jackson, Wilmington Mc0ready. Mott
s s TriSos sssy Co. A''''''
sc cSr ton: ssse H, Bah s SG
Steamer CONCORD, Norman. Philadelphia.
ARRIVED
dss
sRs n s 8
Quebec; day passed large iceberg The has also
Rss ,Ufks sosdenso
mdse and sso padssngsr Henschen Uunkhart Has had
Bari Kos@es Srsn) De Hsrde, Cardiff May 81 with coal.
Brig Sea Foam of New Bedford Handy Menton Italy, So
ds: and os OIL Wo os. ss
sss9 s:.s.S:s III cisnfueso. June a. with sugar
e.: hs5: ess;ss
s Sch. W nnoa Rove Bow: f sy New Haven
Seer Superb somsn New London for Elizabeth City, NJ
Steamer KsnnsDsc. Hand. Phladsphs.
Steamer Weschester. Clark. Providence.
One bark. unknown.
Wind during the dav seE and fresh with dense fog below
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VEGETABLES

VEGETABLES
Are much cheaper on an average than they were
Green from the South sells ii the OF 81 50 %
per 100 II Ia hardly t 70 eat yet The condition Of
The potato crop u most encouraging and prices must
come down. The yield abundant and the weather mas
been everything thai could be desired As yet there has
been appearance OF any rot There large quantity
of very ne Long Island potatoes In Market which sell for
81 rs per bushe. Tomatoes sell for 81 80 per basket
They are, far from the South, but next week they will
be In from Long Island aud Jersey. Tho yield will be
large String beans and green peas selling for TOO
s7o per bushe New rutabsga turnps are 10 aud soil for
Al 80 Ter bbl:
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-10

The hddleboro' (Aas Gazette stasos that four ont of
the twenty locomotives belonging to the Old Colony and
Fall River Railroad have been changed 10 coal burners,
and nh is In process Of transformation. takes
about $500 weight Of coal 10 drive engine from Fall
River to Boston and back, occupying three hours and
twenty minutes, and costing 81. Tho Same power OF
created by wood costs ST. The coal used Is Cum
beriand,
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rterc really nothing 10 note IN the meat
kctp There css solo than usual, but prices firm
quotations. People should be careful not 10 eat
meet over orce a day during summer and indulge
sparngly then. with such abundance OF delicious
fruit and vegetables In the market IN strange that
Of all kinds salt and cornei well 90 fresh should
be uTe,crrsd.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-10

The following comparative statement OF the i'm ports
Of foreign dry goods at New York for the week and since
January L.
Fbrshe Week. 1856. 1857 1863
Entered at the port s27Ol $40 S4,43s,0o0 e7s622l
Thrown on market. 2,4S7,s2i 6,s2l,b46 so2,lS6
Entered At the port 4sls2, 4se bo,ss7l2 2asos,5
Thrown on market. 4s,s44,l02 44,99ot5o @,S24,l26
The trade in ~ goods the present week has, usus
at the dull season. been Light and confined chiefly 10 the
trade Within few days purchasers from the
extreme South including New Orleans and other points
appeared aud made selections for early shipment
The fall trade, however, which commences with the
South cannot be expected fully open before the latter
part of this month the beginning Of August The
try all directions represented 70 be bare OF gods to
unusual extent Judging Of the value Of mporatious
for the past fiscal year. ending the Both ut would
that they fell below those Of the corresponding fiscal
year. lending June go 1857 by about SIS 436 ooo while
our exports foreign countries fell oony about $7 $780,
600. Tbess estimates include the official reports for Ne
York. partly estimated results for quarter of
nac year Tor ether ports The reports also include both
the imports and exports OF specie or the imports and
exports the year ending the Both June last the follow
ing were the for the port Of New York. as
ly made by the Custom House.
Total amount OF goods entered At
New York for the year end
ing June I41 600 600
Do exports for PERIOD. 7592s,oo0 55,93200
The panic OF october 1851 told severely upon the i'm
port trade Of New York. ils chief place OF entry oto The
United States The imports into New York reached in
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-07-10

NICARAGUA RourE.-The Cabinet on Tuesday, had
under consideration the question Of the Transit
route and Il il said that the President is determined
70 have the Nicaragua route opened, and To sustain
any company that has valid right IL Is under.
etood that the administration considers the grant OF
the old American Atlantic and Pacific Ship Canal
Company valid Washington Star, July
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

FRIDAY July 9-6P.M
ASrs.-The sales embraced about 10 n 50 bbls pots
al &c.
BRyAperrTps -Flour-The market for fresh ground in
small lots was quite hrn while other descriptions were
mostly irregular Thr sslcs embraced about 900 bbs
ooens mainly within the range Of the following nriosn
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bulk and bags were taken Il ID Sd 1000 bbls -four
Il ls 6d and about 800 bales Of cotton compreesed and
uncompresssd q 1924 $3.50. To Londen - packages
tobacco were taken q g. 10 Bremen 100 b0 lard we're
eDssgsd ~ 2os There was nothing now 70 Gasgow 70
HAvre.
FRur-Sales Of 600 bags Tarragona almonds were
made private tsrms $50 boxes and 100 hall boxes
Valencia raisips sold n private terns 800 boxes
layer rans 81 TO- and 400 cases and baskets, pint
botlles sweet oil st - Is. .
HxY.-Ths sa,es embraced about ! 400 bales d 4Sc
q Soc. .
HrpEs week has hardly been active ~ is pre-
decessor There quotabe change 70 notice In prices
The sales 1900 Chagres, n n 10, six months;
2269 6shia from Hamburg, ~ zoo, six months; 500
AZ &c. six months 052 TruxAlo st 2lc., six months;
and 600 Baepos Ayres kips, at 26c. SIX months
IRoN-Scotch pig was sold in retail lots Il IA, Blk
Uonths.
Inns ives firm, with light sales Of common Rockand at
&c., and lump 81 SOC.
LEAraKR-fhe intervention Of the national holiday has
operated ing the demand during this week. the
Market however, he's contaued drm, being asssted by
the activity Of the boot and shoe rads II. D. Hall Co.
report the business Of the week - foilows:-
n.I
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Canadian flour was inactive and supply light The sales
embraced about 200 300 bbls at quotations Southern
brands good supply and pricts steady The Gales
embraced about 500 200 bbs, within the above range
Of prices Rye -four in moderate demand al quota
tionr. Corn meal was unchanged. wheat-Tne market
irregular and ra.ber dull the sales embraced about
30 coo bushels, including red Southern Mt 81 49,
aud old red al 81 OF, and Milwaukee club al SIC
q eos new red Tennessee at ~ % Corn vas Irregular
and rather caster for qualities Of Western mixed
the saos embraced about Is 900 ~ coo bushes nclud
ing Western st zoe 77c white Southern at sfc and
very cbooe Southern yellow 10. Rye quiet and
prices unchanged. Oats selling AZ &c 47c. for
State and prime Western VIM. Cutting, in his weekly
gives the folio wing statement Of receipts and exports 10
this market;--
REcsnr1s o. FiorR AND GRArS ToR ruE WEEK.
BHs Bash Bush. Bush. Bush
Flour Wheu Rye. Corn. Oas
By canal aud river, 4osll T4,61t 4466 1885 100
by railroad. ....... i05l
mated ia psrl .01,coo $500 1eoe q 400 ~, 400
-
Total az 2e2 2s2t1l s,05s 64415 1890
fxpogu Of four and grain for tho week ending July g.
81, al barrels -four lie tsf bushels wheat ia bushels
corn.
copm-ssles Of 100 bags Of 10 skimmlngs were made
a. l0c. 20 o. ~ Domingo at 9ssc. syBc; 200 do. Ma
racaDo a. N &c, and loo DO. Java ~ lbkc.
CuTTos The sales embraced about 900 bales, coeng
firm 81 about l2Sc Tor middling nplandE
fSDeBn 10 LyeTool, s5ow s2,cpe cuSpes wheat N
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Is also unchanged in price, with pretty good nale There
q good quantity OF salmon In the market, which cells
for $50 per h. In Nova Scotia ihis fab brings only
&C. To- ID, but we never get less tnan 25c IN this
market Surely the transportation need not make all that
difference In price weak nsh and blue nsh are esch
10. per pound cheaper than they
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The following s comparative statement OF the i'm por.
Of foreign dry goods New York for the week and sine
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GAME AND POULTRY. -.
Poultry Ia much cheaper than 9, but there IL little
demand for H. large lot Of Western poultry came IN
during the past week, but bad 70 be thrown away, a.
wss spolcd II s very little use send poultry 20 this
nke, from the far West AZ ths time Of the year VIII
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
For Sale.

A PIyR SASH DOORS-SEW-5b by 10 feet, ,
II inche. thick, with glass To be sold al very
reasJ sable price Enquire opposite White Hall Ss-
loon. JULIUS IlPMAS, Proprietor.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
MINERS BAKERY !!
Montgomery street, doors above the Orleans Hotel,
OROV LIE.
STEPHEN TOLiND, ......Proprietor.

rnNHIs Is THE PIONEER BAKERY or oRO-
y vile aud tie proprietor wuu'd hrknoN leda
thanks l., the peyi H. OF trot hle and vie HdA 1
ti.eir pHrutage, snd sulici's a cont uuhce % the
-Bi,,e iss Iug cohbdcni ihhI he tau g,Ve bclitrrs
lnclion Tor III zane none Ihan any uthrr estsD-
t,,huieut Of Tue KID IA DTovie PIE unle ol ife.h
fruit II All kIntE. aud CAk rs Ot cyrIy varitN ut
Low PKl b. eau Dc had Ht hs BHseIy. or will be
delivered at the doors Ut Ills GusA mefs.
UroviIlr, Dee 81. $50. d03l II
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

Why IS IT why do We always receive
the Sacramento as early as we do Marys-
vile and Oroville papers of the same date.
We Invariably get the Sacramento Union rs
soon, and frequently day ahead of the Ex-
press and Record, printed at the same time
beacon.
Oe really don't know why it is friend Bea-
con, but for want Of better reason, ascribe
it to the almost proverbial irregularity of
the mails between Oroville and Shasta I'm
til they are more reliable, we must both ex-
pcct irregular communication.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

DIR. j. {. YOUNG, whose advertisement nd =
vertisement appears in another column, the pioneer
advertising Physician this State, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement. If
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
EDgsaas,S EraIscais.

McssieurS Garnham lockwood eaerent an pub
lie Francas de Butte county IN grand assortment
des meilleurs ouvragcs des autcurs du sit Gle.
dis BUREAU De LA POSrE.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
DAILY BUTTE RED2D.
oROvILLE, FRIDAY, APRIL 3OrH.
Religious Prisoner

Going into the Station House, yesterday,
we heard female voice, with an Irish brogue
to it, in one of the cells in earnest supplica
tion for mercy at the throne of grace. Look
ing in at the window, we beheld woman of
about 40 years Of age, kneeling on the floor,
and exclaiming, with uplifted eyes, Lord
have mercy upon me- "Ol Lord save me-,
Sc sc. The officers expostuIated with her
but it was in vain. she prayed on with ad-
ditiOnal fervor, and had been at il for several
hours. In fact she had prayed from 10 o.
clock in the evening till daylight in the
morning, without intermission She seemed
to be uuder the impression that she stood in
immediate and imminent danger of eternal
destruction, without the special interposition
of the Almighty. Finally, We hit upon
plan for quieting her. Speaking "as one
having authority, and not one Of the
Scribes," (Which We, nevertheless, were and
are,) We said, in firm tone: "Woman,
your prayer is heard, and the Lord has par
doned your sins" A smile Of deep satsfac
tion passed over her countenance, and look
ing upward with look of thankfulness, she
lapsed into silence. She evidently believed
every word we uttered. Upon inquiry We
ascertained that her name was Mrs Fox
that she washes on the corner of A and
Sixth streets; that she was in n sort of de-
IUium remens on Tuesday night, and to
give quiet to the ueighborhood, which was
being disturbed by her rawlings, and was
taken of to the station house. We left her
in very peaceful state of mind.-ErpresS.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.
For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, &c.,

For the Lungs, Coughs, Colds, &c.,
wIsrAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY imparts new
vigorto vital action and reeys the system by open
ing the pores of The skin. and promoting the secre-
tons af thA mucous matter. Its action is surdorfc,
sedatve aud expeciorant, by opening the pores, al
laying irritation, aud by rendering the expulsion Of
mucous matter easy. Those who take Balsam will
feel imme Late relief from the distressing irrtations
that accompany afecations of the respiratory organs
The pores have been cbset-the Balsam opens them
The lungs suffer from irritation-the irritation ia
soothed : the puse is violent and feverish-ihey are
sofcped and the mucous membrane is relieved OF its
engagement with rlpi1uy and ease All by the use
of this useful remedy CAUTION AS there are many
counere!is, look well at the signature before pur
chasing: take none unless it has the name of ''San
f,riS PARK" engraved on the outside wrapper, all
Others are base limitations.
COLF)N McDERMOTr, Agents 0roville.
PARK Il WHITE, Importers and wholesale agents
for all genuine Patent Medicines, 1872 Washington
street, SAP Francisco. feb27-2m
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TILE CUIIfTS.

DsrRi,r CouRr-rhirl Moniay In January, urst
Monday in May, second Monday in November, aud
fourth Monday of August.
COUNTY CoUar.-trst tonday in Nlrch aud June
second Monday Ia september, anl f,urlh Monday in
November.
COURT or SESSIONS Second Monday In Febru
ny, third Monday in April July and OCTOBER
PROBATE CoURT --Fuur.h Monday IN February an P!
MAJ, third M0lIiy ia August, AMI second Monday
in De ember
toARD ~ SuPERvIsoRs -Ieets A st Monday in
February, May, Aug Ist and November.
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Card.

Doctors SNxpEs * JENKIss have removed their
Office To the County Hospital, I.ynchbnrs. aud will as
usual attend to all professional calls, day or night
Feb. 18th iSjSxtf
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30

FRANKLIN ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER. u.
"a stated meetings are held in the Masonic
TISyII Hon the second and fourth Fridays of each
~ \month. II. \. GASTON, VI. f.. II. Pr
c. +. CoLToS, Secretary.
The daily Butte record., 1858-04-30
Ordinance No. IL.
The Board OF Trustees of the iowa of 0roville d
otdain a. follows:

Inc boaId oi trustees Oh tue low2 OF oroFi''e 40
ordain a follows:
SEC. l. Each AMI every person or copartner7 7h,p
who shall keep hold any thcttrcSl perform Ince,
exhibition or show of any Kind mot ment,ouei IN or
dinance 3 Of said TOWN. under what is commonly
known styled canvas tent within the liritS of
said Town, shall first pay into the Treasury of said
Town license OF twenty i've dollars for each and
every said theatrical perform tnce, exhibition or
show of any Kind, so held in said Town.
Any person violating any ofthe provisions Of this
ordnance. upon being duly convicted thereof. shall
he hned in any sna not eXcee ling hundred dol
lars, Imprisoned not exceed ten days, or may in
the discretion of the court be punished by both tine
and imprisonment.
Passed April lGth, 1858.
AUG. p LEOYY, President.
Attest C. A. SMITH, CLERK
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County Trea~rrcr's Gn:ce,

County TreaSnTcr's Once,
ORovILLE. April 9Th, 1858.
Notice ishcreby givoo that all persons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund
registered between the eth of August and 30'h of
September. 1851, inclusive. and Warrants Nos. 9Sl,
9S2. 9S3 and 9Sl, aGgisterel on the INDECENT Sick
Fund, that the same will be paid presentation
NJ this Office aud after this date said Warrants will
cease to bear interest, and ifnot presented within
sixty days from the date hereof. tie moneys for
sail Warrants will be appropriated to Pay the next
in order OF registry.
WIN LATrIMORE,
Treasurer Butte County.
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DR.. JAMES II. VANC,

Dry Greek. Butte County, California Office three
miles solth of forkner's ranch, ten miles north
of OroviIle. Special attention given to the treat
ment of chronic diseases affections of the Eyes, nc,
Jan. s. 1858