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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-10
T,O THE PUBLIC.


dence la my establishment, l respectfully submit
that shau not change the price of Iny bottled
LAGEa BEgR, POTTER. ALE, &c. during the
summer seAsou. -,
Ths folIowing have bsep. and will oontnee to be
my charges: ,
Per dozen, auarts.....$2 0al 25ets allowed by re-
pints...... l 90J turn ~ ttie bottles
half pinIs. 30 cents--tStfleH extra
Lager Beer naIf. quarter snn oaKnth psrreis
1.-THE latter Of gallons, package sxeiisiyei,
for the city cnstomers.) Philadelpha Ale IN whole
and hAif barrels. AT the lowest market price. Terms
eash.
eeatsse allowed. p. WILBACHEB.
18th IT., between Main and Cary.
Orders iaft ith Messrs. Laidley Robinson, corae
lth and Franklin; Messrs. Duyal h Norton, ccrnsr
10th snG Main, or at my establishment. vii b.
promptly attended to. my4
HUBB Jrthu AACh IN Es--Doit's Self
- Centering Hub Baring Machine, for the use of
Coach aud Wagon Makers. for sale by
jsz2 vAs LEW. TAYLOR h co.
GAhaTuua HAlEh.--We have re-
- esived this dsy asuppsY Of SARATOGA WATEA
--Co0grdss spring y hich wei keep on ice
buvAL q NORTON, Druggists,
y@ Corner Naip aud i0sh sis
NJf..G have This dsy appointed
IN Mr. JANIS COLLINS. of Richuiond, niy A Agauf
- soiiset si sAius due the estate Of Anatss Aum.
Wfs .ssed. ELLEN CUAMlN4
Ex'1 u Andrew Canamlus
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~- LIrE slxx PHoroaaAPns.--rl
kicHaoSD. Juss lasas sssAs

kIUHAVND, JUNt lDzhs -
ny To DR N kAHa:-- DBAR 1ik: feel
IL aaty Owe 20 you. 70 state 20 the pebiic, tbs
sslccexsful removal OF taHoG IRON the tide Il ny
ssck .of fifteen pears standing, wstxhinG spsskds
II thee Isuiis. wthout the us1 Of katte, Aod ~
which All. aow we'll Was exsnlEcd b. ss<asAl
sEs,nsnt pa, saciAns Of my county. who sdvassd me
20 have nothing oune with H. <.s
Yours &C, Many j. akUE8Hs
e1r DR- kAHN's Once y The CORNER q - ana
Lain streets. ~ - O-S
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-10

- BArRs BArAs, ,ATHs = Hot,
old And shower baths can b. hsA eslly tsAA
shampoufnx saloon. under the American hNes1--
entrance on lfth sfr<et. 7 -
sinais 6atha - cents. or 0ckeke ~ " - -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-10

sy& FOARENT OR SALE-The HOUSE
E..s st present occupied by the Miss Murray on
GrFce rect between stu ami 9th. Apply 70
ly3t-JtaM2xG AB+AHAH WANWICE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-10

fsAkD D-KEMuVAL- -pr KNOX hss
~ removsd Ms Festdencs 70 The hDaee - Hkh -.
mmselassly n ne rear = ths frsses - sesses
n nre0sring his ssrsioss - the at1ioeoe0 Alee.
.aood an me- ehoul ~ ehQEs ree1(eeee 1n4e,teNS&
aim but limited psFeon0 etNuAAlseqnQp. ~ A3{Sc
- III anon 10 Asnee rh&t ~ eAe 1eeo eee*ee4 49,
siivs orscscs a his psofauloa - - - 1eara
tn Calls mSy ~ Icy y ~ ~ e<ss& - ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-10

CALI Il tVO sacks jeffrey and Das
~ osys fAlk tps sais bx - 80 :. $.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-10
s-oH aaat AND sALH.

O. FOR RENT--A commo odious brick
kx house. oa 5th street between Bread aud g acc.
Apaly Is SKUBBs & APpkRsGN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-08-10

o. FOR RENT has large and com
Ess modinus TENEMENT situated en- the Soutt
sid uf Cary and tne Dock between Ia entieth
ami twenty streets, ana lately occupied as
Tobacco Factory. lmnIrdiate possession can b. had
Apply 10 q r0 5 PALMER. Esq or 70
au sis JAMES GXAY'S SONS
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Ss. FOR KtNT-The cerner tene-
k;:T Ulent rext to cur store, lately oecuT led By
Crpushaw Il Fisher. CkEN SHAW co.
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Sebaltet e8 i'm @eGd9tniR.
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felt, fann 8eptfenhaft anf feline @bre, nls Elm Yte0errtanr
Der RraAfsn pUn Or. 3inttItn aientdls entbaat Uer'
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s21. @de BON Der 9rttten unp llnipnfr. 3ptf1en Spruc {
pine, YbtlabelpHia, ga.
&raufe in elmer Gntfernnng,
bic tRren Saa etnfa6, Ssrbuaeen NIT aGen tbren Ssnptpmen,
in etnen1 8rtefe ~mittbetten emit 8etf9luB elmer 9ereutung),
fpnnen Or. 8infeltnS WebtStnen ~tengendB unper5l8ltt naa
tebent Tbetle Der Union, entpeber NIT Sr Spf peer @rpreB,
unb 70 8tpaft UNI S@apen anb ~gteu8terbe sa %pettaten, abers
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Sin fraftDOaeS 9cben D6er Gin fri15eitiger Sob.
6infeltn Iber Selbferbaltuna MUIR 25 Gents.
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init na eebenber @Oa nit enent @remplar Serft6et
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San9er,9 DerbeHerte SG0Dttnfdbttte.
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81 W. vs. VI Y " J Ssg%' o SSm ben gsrStenfsN 81 iprsden, ba beren
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Itraber unb lit bic stn8t8e Mai4tne, bic feline enb erObe ,{obris
tate, entpeber in Qeinranb Dber 2eberA naGen lam, ais wenn
lfefn ltnterIdteb I'm Ntatertdl mare. Mle fnb NIT Der arSeten
lSprofalt unb bauerbaft 9eb1ut. .s8aI -
gSir Tnb In ben Stanb 8eleBt, unfere Ntaf6tnen unter ttbe-
!roieu 8ebinaunaen gegen ate Don tr9enb elmer Mrt un3utdu.
lIden. WerfSnen, bic Undergraduates @taf6inen unter benz
l8prwanbe Der 8taisfett eetauft 9ater perben etneu fcl6eu
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Set, 1O5 8altimrreltraBe, Baltimore,
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unfere beiten 8rafte su unp p~erlau8en Spu ttnen fene Sejab-
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tie ttre StGette taufen unb fo1ten bieielben nur Spn folAen
-dueeaeIten Beamten taufen, relde ppn tbrert @ehdIte lsbet,
ntft abr ron MtGtlern Dter 8mtf6entrG8ern, ia te tonlt Der
Ssfabr ~nus8eisst fnb, bef&ptrpelt gu mereen nn0 tPr @e'0
umfpnt %ausseben.-
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aI.@tnt erdnten .Ngent Der Baltimore unb
Sb:C.@t lenbdtn.
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mir Gets bic btat9fen @retfe. .
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6aupt o1tf m in ausoe,efbnete8 &Fpr ement BON etntdGen UNI
6pppdFtntsn Cbei 0ssS Son ben befen 8abriia"ten 1s4th9,
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N8. Eltnten, 8adfen &C. trerpen mad Iuftra8 6en1aWt m AZ
ntYprttrt; Nepard turen werhen beiteus belpr8t. SUloNI
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rntnaen unb .ater aas tn ietn Sap eiat3lasenesa
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stanbe aelebt, 8prfsuRsr CSbppfsnfsr(, tabsn nne Ss nnnI
fbmeG unb btlte All Serfettiaen. Mu9 Fnp ttets she SuN'
%bprr6tbte. .S..4t h,s = BE
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Neue arrangements fIr @tnpanberer, bic MAD
blut 8efen 3u reiIen miuIAell,

Neue arrangements furr @inpanberer, bic mad
Dem Wefen gu reilen riiuldei1.
gSn tsute, ben 9. NDsemter an, tSerten bic @tnranbsrer
luf Der NtCrttern Central Galpertffreet Deppt @tIenBabn ntf
, EN- Grprebsus ~befErbert. Die 8abn btetet babur9 ben S,nmta
8ranttn stnen r6Bere 80ttbetI, ais trsenD cine
anbere 8Gba, aud 1T ite UNI "a Nfeilen flrjer ais iebe anbere
oatn mad benannten 9laBea, ais:
8itt8bur9, @lepelanb, Detroit, Sort Wapne
s ) cagp,a Utilwaufee, @alena, Dubuque, 9
Buul, Gcf SSlunD, gacliu9ton, Soma @itp
Werben testalb bic nit Der Northern Central Sabn De-
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men Gehsnben bort sintrefen, aud rsr6en 4 @tal ptnt9er be
Y az en- batst Sepe4(elt. Die 8aba 3ieht bur6 6eni &6nten
= Bell BON S6tp. Ate game @ntfernung Dpn bier bts Chicago
IT SOn MtsilsH Das @epaf pir6 Bier Gssei4net CmartsOl nao
'9@aA @reltltne, 0aptpn, Cincinnati, Snbianas
ppli8, 2pui8piIe unO ct. Qouis
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fGnnen nj tt b en utre, pbfr Abenbs 10 ubr<3ue mad naer
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Naenten. .tTfat 3 q f3 aS0bn 6. . alder,
HAS m So. u.s., 8eass5trest, near QBdtsrS aoarf.
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ba6 er fet BEN Epbe beS etren Gbetlbabers, 9rn. 5etrsGa
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fern. ysasEG l4. III ~
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5Ibs@Itawfra6e, NIT Der Srpnte mad SbetttraBe errtdtet, tn
YelGer er cine 9rpBe &njaRl Der bettea Arbftter bet3attt8te.
qn biefer gGbrtf werben WtanDs mad elmer neuen Scala &c.
ferfiot. fir pelde er bet Der MuS feluA9 I'M WfdrslGnb-Snpt
tut, no Die befsn SnfrunsntennaGer aus Bottom, g(etp. gprl
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9 + M t c frbtelt.
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Sxbufrte. AuSfeaun8 Spn 8t@ntpnO, ga4 %beftdttst, no TIM
benfals baS c + f 81 q NJ I u m ertbeilt tparbe.
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ale Nuftrdae, nit welten er bes9rt ptrb, Guf's prpmptett
" 9Sis in biefer Eabrtf sesau:en 9tenps paben Suue et,ernt
Rdbmsn unb itnb 70 cDnftrutrt, b1B fe Bet auberprotntItGe.
Dausrbafttstett bic Retnbsst bes 2Unes ~bepa0ren unb t.
Sem &lima ptperftehcn- --3C sa-
Vianps auf 8eIfeuun9
unb t6n ietcr Splj. unb 8auart ncrcen e~eIfetert.I
Die arEBte Screfalt ttrp nut bic Atbeit uno auf bic Mus.
pdttber Ntatertalten SsfHenpet uno er tann 6ater fur iebes
ante abernebmen, baB 81. alt @teenfbaften zines auteu Qta.
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8elDnbere Aufmerfiantfett nirb GHf 6e Auspabl BON SSt,
%frumenten, wcl9s IN elmer 8rfBen @ntftrnun8 ~perfenbet ner.
ben,- serwenbet nnb Gn 8Drre6t bes ltrtauf@eS inner6alb
Mpnaten pom 8erfanfsta8e an, ptrb 8efattet, fDate elm Sn
frument ntft %SpattGnbi8 befrtebt8cn.
as @rpBbanbler perDen %WGhltbun, bet u1$ bprsvinrsben
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Sefan6ie ~sptratBis cine ausrrabl Spn SO 10 bepn q
BON ben beiten Snitrumentenma9ern 5u $45 bis 5000. ID
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The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-16
The STEAMER News

We have only room for brief synopsis Of
the news brought by the Sonora. In fact
there are but few items o general inter
est in the telegraphic reports. We condense
from the Statesman
The bill admitting Oregon has passed the
Senate by a vote Of SO to II. 1t has doubt
less passed the House also.
Minnesota has been admitted into the
Union. She is allowed two Representatives.
The bill to punish and prevent fraud in
land titles in California has passed the Sen
ate.
Numerous outrages to American ships from
English war vessels have occurred recently.
As many as seven vessels sailing under our
flag have been fred into and had their pa
pers searched by British cruisers Great
excitement exists ia Washington and an in =
crease Of our naval force in the Gulf of Mex
leo has been ordered.
Gen. Persifer F. Smith died at Fort Lea
venworth May 10th.
Kansas matters must be very quiet They
are hardly alluded to in the reports.
Violent tornados have swept over some oil
the northern States, causing great damage
MEXICO is in as great hubbub as ever
We can make neither head nor tail out Of
the various rurnors from there.
The English forces in India are in a very
critical position, The hot season has set in
and the rebels are daily gaining strength.
Spain is all agog; the cabinet ~ on tn,
eve of dissolution, and ONE Of the Minister,
have resigned.
The general news from Europe is meogrt
and unimportant
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Bay The Statesman, the Leeompton-
ito potatoe pop-gun of Sacramento
having filed its gooso-quill tube with
concentrated gas, pops out the follow.
ing wad:
"The Butte RrcoRp desires us to "caln
our arprehensions about being read out o.
the party" If had any arprehensi
on the subject, we should certainly try Il
cam them but having none, the advice i.
gratnitous."
The advice was given on the ground
that those who had never belonged tc
the Democratic party, could not be con.
veniently read out of that party. The
conductor Of the Statesman was for.
merly a Wing, then Know-Nothiug
aud now a Lecomptonite. Who woulC
take the trouble to read such a politica
weather.cock out of the Democratic
party! Better apply the boot whcr
all such coveys attempt to come in anC
TO teach the Democracy their principle,
and their duty. The people have re-
pcatedly repudiated his party--parties
we mean--and viii do it again, and h,
can calm bis apprehensions about that
for he ought to be accustomed to tina
proceeding by this time. The defeat O.
Lecomptonism, and the death of thu
Statesmen, would not, probably, cause
its Editor pang more of grief thar
did the defeat Of Fillmore, and tn,
death Of the "Fillmore Ranger" ;
Know Nothing campaign organ which
he conducted in 1856. I.eeomptonisn
was God-send to all such politica
weather-cocks. How these "BailalC
! chips do swim, to be sure.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-16

Fill Ir " The open cellar way in the
frame building just below the Record Office,
is perfect man-trap, and ought to be filled
up, or fenced in. Two drunken men have
fallen into It within the past twenty four
hours. Neither was hurt much, luckily,
but they both broke powerful sight of glass
in the cellar door.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-16

The Exopus.-A sage--we suppose an
extra-from Shasta. passed through town
yesterday about o'clock with on enormous
load Of Frazer immigrants. The coach was
one Of tho biggest size. We counted thirty
fire persons on and in lido Of it besides the
driver and one Chinnman wearing pair OF
specta clcs--an awful spectacle to behold.
The cup" stages arc very lightly loaded.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-16

ACCIDENTAL SHooTINo.--WhileM Mr.. Will
lard Of Dogtown. was having his pistol load
ed yesterday at tho gun'mith's shop on
Montgomery street, it was acc1en,ly dis.
emerged causing a severe wound in th,
neighborhood Of and directly through the
feshy portion Of his thigh. The ball struck
the fore part Of the thigh ard came out be.
hind. Tho wound although painful one |.
not considered dangerous.
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The Town Government

Our newly elected Board Of Trustees. seem
determined to invalidate the town charter by
a resignation Of their offices, or if retaining
them. to hold no more meetings. Now per.
haps this action of the Board may meet with
the approval Of majority Of our citizens
and it may not. The trustees can only
conjecture regarding the popular senti-
timent, and should by no means render the
Town Government imperative without first
ascertaining the wishes Of those who elected
them. We already hear many complaints
from persons to whom the town is indebted
for services rendered. Those persons should
be paid, but if no more taxes are to be levied
and we hear that the impost has been set
aside--they will 60 uncompensated. This IS
certainly wrong, for the town has had the
benefit Of those services and is in duty bound
to pay for them. Then again, some parties
have paid their taxes, thus contributing to
the support Of police force and to let off
those who have neglected paying their share
for benefits already received. is unfair and
ineqnitable While we have charter, its
provisions should be carried out If it is Oh :
noxious, let it be regularly repealed.
The strongest reason for incorporation,
was that an established town government
would enable US to provide fire apparatus,
build cfsterus etc. Not the first move toward
the creation Of O fire fund has yet been
made, except we look upon the disbanding
Of the police force in that light. But the
police have been discharged, and now instead
Of enforcing the payment Of taxes that would
in year put money enough in he treasu-
ny to buy an engine or two, the whole thing
must be dropped and just because certain
property holders are unwilling to incur thu
the slight expense Of a reasonable tax, thC
whole town must henceforth remain un
guarded from thieves and FIRE. This is
matter which only of right concerns ':prop
erty holders" and if they choose to risk tn,
burning Of their property rather than L
} contribute to fire fund, it is their own bu
siness, but shows a most Liberal and unen
, terprising spirit. We verify believe that w
need fre-a good sweeping one-to awak
en- our citizens from their apathy. There i
less public spirit in Orovillc than in an,
town Of its size we ever saw, and this indis
! position to carry out the provisions Of tn
charter, is the best evidence of IL.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-16

MOUNTAIN Housr. - John Heating de.
sires us TO say TO his friends that he is about
becoming superintendent Of Ruggles' Noun.
tain House John IL hugely popular among
our people and win be valuable accession
% the internal economy Of the Mountain
House.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-16

HoRsE SroLEs.--Soma Frazer bound rap
scalion stole valuable marc from MIR. Sen
eca Ever on Monday night We say SRA
zer bound" because we have no doubt tina
the fellow who committed the theft is NEAR
enough to migrate to any country. The IN
imal was taken from the premises Of Mr.
Ever on Montgomery street.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-16

BALL AT CARPENTERS FLAr,-There Ii
to be cotillion party held at Mr.. Reading,
Brooklyn House, Carpenters Flat. en- the
evening Of Thursday June Gath. The Brook.
Ign House Is admirably arranged for dane.
and those who attend this party may expect
lots Of fun.
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-16

PrRsoSAL.--Ilon. j. W. CofTtoth called on
us last evening. lie is returning from trip
10 Shasta where hc has been in attendance
on the District Court. Mr. Coffroth leans
very strongly to the Popular Sovereignty
side of tho Kansas question. and from hi.
quiet conscience, resulting from such cor.
rect notions, doubtless cones the state of no.
bust health which he seems to enjoy. II,
leave US tomorrow for San Francisco.
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NEW ADVERTISER ENTS.
Notice.

special meeting of The Stockholders of The Table
Mountain Quartz Mining Company win be held at
the Office OF the Company a. Oroyille, on Saturday.
the l0h day OF Juno A d. 1853, Tor tho purpose of
the election Of ono Trustee. and to transact such
o.her business as may be necessary
NJ. II. DABRACH, secy.
Orovllc June Il, 1S5S-1w