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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-09-20
yEwYoRk DAILY TRIBUNE. MONDAY SEPTEMBER 90 1858

Of more than 81 ocO co., provided many years p,evi
ou.y tha, being the purpose for which the fand was
designed. These two items, for which, OF course no
taxation requri uake the whole reduction old
The total increase at debt, the other hsnd ap
pears above, s5sl S93 IN three years, equal to
nearly 20 q cent upon the amount Of debt for which
the Commonwealth is originally liable
The anthracite coal trade il rather more sctive.
The Reading Railroad brought down for the week
ending on Thursday 81 o92 tuns, aud for The 10
SANE date 50 s4 tuns, against ,3S 1913 tuns 70 cor
responding date last year being falling of Of iSc
TINS Py tie Schuylkill Canal the shipments for the
week 20 Thursday were ~ s3 tuns, and for the
TO that date s076j tHns, against S1soi tuns, show
ING falling off of q, 2l9 tuns-makng the loss from
the Schuylkill region by the two lines 5is9os TINS
The ,uuuage OF the two lines last week as compared
with corresponding week las, year as $3.50 tans To
Go o52 tuns showing an increase OF I2s-5 tnns' Inc
Shipment. by the Lehigh Navigation for the week
ending on Saturday last were 81 5 tuns and for the
season 5s 7OI tuns against s 66i tuns to correspond
ing time last year. showing loss of IS 1868 tnus The
Leigh Valley Railroad brought down for the week
TO- 0l5 tuns and for the 80 So tuns, against
327 so tuns TO corresponding time last year being an
increase of 33l turs. The net loss OF shipments from
the Lehigh region thus far this season Il o5 81 uns
and from both regions of 81, 100 tuus.
The deposits aud coinage at the New Orleans Branch
Mint during the month OF August were a. follows:
DEPOSITS.
California Gold De posts. .........-..... S2e4s "a
o'nsf 'o'' D'F''''' sans -
DEPOSITS.
Silver par..d from California 0old....... I'll 50
o'hef 'H's' slss as IS
Total s.rosi., ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. sl7o2 o.
coo ' .o.o $4,000 70
COINAGE.
~, o..c Ur.r,sr Dollar. .............. $500 10
lf'"' ea'i'e' - S4ono 10
Total coinage 1oSV''" w
Messrs Hewson Holmes OF Cincinnati, IN their
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The trial of the yonng Frenchnan, Ddieu, for ar
sen in The hrst degree in setting fire the premises in Leonard
street where he resided continued to-day The defense
oelc four witnesses ~ show that Ddu the boos,
AZ TIE time OF Ire tire and ha, when he heard OF he hurried
hon- in srrs' alarm his property The Dc, At.o
rey al the close of the testimony abandored the pripcin
charge, and 90 the Jury barge Of IN The .5
dcser This finally the verdict rendered The prisoner
"ss nspeed for ssniei,ce and the C0ugr ItjoGrn-i
Bsly MulhssD" b. tried Monday of the ssau, :,
,be Metropolitan Hoe M Webb 81 she San Francisco
Vigilance Committee.
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La " INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COuRT-CHAsEEKs-sept IA Before Judge
SUTHERLAND.
The sEcoSD-AvExuE oPESIN,

the of the spph Of the Mayor &C. relative TO
the confirmation Of the Report Of the commissioners OF Eat,
mate and Assessment ior the opening Of Second avenue
This matter came up this morning motion by
Mi Busted 10 confirm the report Of the Commissioners
large number Of property oppose the confirmation
the ground Of fraud, unjust assessmen,s kc.
On Of the absence OF Nj VIM Moves who, il
stated will argue the for all the parties opposed the
ru stion the adjourned to Saturday morning
M Bueed stated that Mr. Moves alone TO rerreseu,
TIE parties opposed there should be
de Of the Corporation and that would be BY Mr. Jas Brady
his Il this
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-sEpr. l7-Before
Judges NELSON and HALL.

Mr.. Reynolds Of Albany occupied the greater por-
ton Of to-day in his argument Tor the Bridge Com
pany. There was alarge attendance in the Court
room. The case proceeds very slowly, and il is
probable another week will be consumed before the
arguments concluded
NoTICE.--Ia consequence of the room now occupied
by this Court being required for the Supreme Court
next week the United States Circuit Court will be
held at II clock next Monday morning. in the Con-.
mon Pleas Court Room, part lSt, No. 10 City Hail.
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CHATHAx Sept ETne schr. G.yen lof Deun. go. =
N- Yort for Trinity Bay, ashore Al Chatham WIZ A'''
diselsrfs 20 at OF cargo badly damaged xr~~
fBy t. 70 Exood Wsltsr esq, see'y Board OF - -
WELLINGTON. sept i7Ths .ehI. May Ann Csfes - =
David fssi with nayal stores for Sevfofk, retafsra
dan aged condition. The sckr v Nicksron, from
wfh naval ,,ores 10 Of the bar with bcth nss eoae -
Byrlerrsph 20 Eiwood wee - -
PoRr STANLEY, TrRKs ISLAND June sl--s.nos - -
nothing has sksn place, exespi he osI o ,ae = Cas-
sop<h from with . cargo Of coal po',1 II q.
he weather had b@ea BAD for dsy. blowing n On nrs;
with thick ves,her the .hp 10 iots wsn s 80 s
the pIarr hsrr ,he s,yek wster h dsep ana h<r
.Lorr the eks ere .Ae struck covered win ~
mas, vent over the siIe and she sunk IN feS [ ~
tsnd. wrr. With the cxreption 81 one MA ~
throw on shnse from th- bboom ~s~fs be 80 Ts-r,
nsksd and hsd bed nothing 70 rsi Tor tires L uak u
pi.re Of her bow and brosdsioe on sno'e, MI 49,
zen faith Of wsfer. e., Rasrd usgn.
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MARRIED.

ADRIASCE-SABJS-M Wiuamstowu. Mass on w.dp..
asy, s. pt Is BY The Rev Mr. Ballard John Aar,sncs ~
Nsysi IA Miss Lacy W., eldest daughter Of DR. Hem,
L. esbin a the former place. -
BEDFORD-HORTOv-0n Tuesday. Sept. IA hy The Rsx
Rsb O. DisA.on, NJ Henry A. Bedford 10 Misc Caroline
Horton, 81 of this city
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In tie T. s. " rteim.aip F.lto. for SSu,Aaspsca asd
Has,e-w Ghou. X. p Gillad. Mr.. " R.mson New Yort
Mr. Wise Ems and: Ms. A. Garvshi T. D. Gsresh n York
Mis- l. A Hubbard, Buffalo Mr.. A. H. Fowler and child
Ithaca. Ssw-Yorh A. Rene, France Nopps Baden; Mr.
and Mr. Yesrmsn Bell Nashville, Tenn; Mrs.. St-ri-
ckevsksi Mrs. " Reuson Aiss J. Henderson, H~w-YoyA
B. Goddard, Boston, ~ Abbott, Philadelphia Nj HoQgse.
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>s every variety Of TsAs for 0rooeI and Tea ana
80 soIie, Sesehonf Oosong and YoanF Hyson rom z
60. lunpowder and Imperial from I1. 20 Co. Az othef
atie, equally low Also n toKes good FAMILY IL. loi
md Roosevelt st..
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mon Neas Court Room, part lst So. ~ City Ham.

MARINE COURT-Seyt ls-Before Judge MCCARTHY
J1rnett agt. Burton
In The published report Of this case there was a
great error Instead of verdict for plaintiff. il
should have been verdict for defendant
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.,.s.. Ma. Ed by Coroner Connery on re pos{ .,
lhnzo Holhrook, child ID u'on ...sd NV irr,stou
rem Interpretation Of the sOwes ssassd Dy a;s
from a bssss bottom which nc DO" N0e'
loved sono ak weeks previously
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corner Of Rector and Wet streets IN ssse 0. n,In
ssSity, eaused by having swallowed So-e OF '~"d W.
nun for the purpose Of terminating hs ex,senee he
uas cenveycd to the New-York Hc-pi,ai, WIZ, IN
died soon sferwafd Coroner His he'd an .d Da..s
fhr body. and the jury rendered verdict OF p'"''
" from tie Effect OF laudannnl-
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r.r.h EsussELs CARPETING at zoe

s asass n ~ Sic o. and DE TAsLE snI PIANO Gov
=. - A. extraordinary bow pr'ee.! AZ. N 49,,
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fAdvertisemsIt
.BRADY'S GALLERIES.

PHoTOGRAPHt
lwsporyprs DAeUERREorYPEs
Nos $50 and 20 Broadway Ssw-fork and NO. OK rshyF
vents. av., WsskngtoD ID. {.
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GUN, 4. @ Graves V. " MeIfc vsx-york, " Wa, !,
Mr.. Schmie', Fran n X. Cartis c Rs.rs~~-.
L. k~ood, A. d. GE.if Oi.t.sh Ma. NJ ~ ~ u
r. Mad r., NS c sest, ". hs'ss A l. Hrfe ~
Mrs tsrs-ek ehiidr,n sns ser,st,; D. H. Tro.brs,.
4 A. Walker, Mrs.. ?. H4. NJ "a Tro~Aras NJ 80 ~ ~
Tr,wb,iis. N.wHsnr-tire WSsard Psilss.i 49,. ~
A. Waksr IL. X Ansas, Nsw-fosk A. Raymond o. - -
Hsysra. VI l. NrA-utA and 2 D. Let 4. B1-.-
and Mr. @ } dc Bulb, Bei--an .-rvsn,.s \. y e
{ (5o4ehe ". Csboe {. W s.kleaaln Para. q Sesss
tn Rev John Neyer- tis.rys J p 4 B,.Sss x1T..
l-srs, Mr. and Mrs T. Bianrsard Mr. and Ma r ~ %.
child Mr. ard Mr.. +. sly, Nssss v ard s.lx ~ ~
- NOR Mr.. shomnvau, NJ. rss-~, L. (ros. r ~
Mr.. Smith. Capt. y. Jsy. M Mier.on I So, go
Crporal L. Riesi. NJ. t~rile. ~ =
II RE b. sres-,A,r PasJf.. 70, Gairas T.. w., ~
C. W Nichols NJ. n F..d. IL. c. B.yroa NJ. Nv
NJ. p Desmond. master Desmond. C. DoraSn~ " pa
Thorn. T. L NcGcir- Ms. A osina. Ma. y Co.,
Johustoue Mi.s NJ Kelly, ". JsTtlas, NJ. " N.Y. 4
Chm ! Uor.aW NJ =. Sl.i,.r,y. VI. y l-s-S !aea
Risr. Mi.. NJ Riley. Merri.oR 4 w.rrn. W. 49,
NJ. jam. R,,n @ A.n,s's,y W A,nis., Pssss,g''
Brane Mr. ciceuH6 losi s. and is in he ..r,-ss. Mo
i.fAs Paess sAg y,~s. Eo''s,' &, L'';s-.D ~
l. Campbell and $40 in tie 'ieer~ss PsRcpsiy a1.s "
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The friends Of

fAdverisementJ
The friends Of the late q. Newbold cover forty
.r. eonn,r.d with the Bank OF Amedca an lapE.
ssssI ,PnOTocsApB Of him at BRADYs GALLERY, No. US
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Messrs. Hewson & Holmes OF Cincinnati, IN their


Messrs. Hewson Holmes OF Cincinnati in their
circular say
In our last issue noticed the existence Of more snmated
feeling for both Bonds and Stock this state OF
thing. continued during the weeks a past aud We To-
day quote increased sales and mos, instances at better rates
The very II business crowdng upon most
Road and the made public OF large per CENT
earnings together with more ECONOMICAL
and decrease IN running expenses
renewed confidence and strongly attract The al
enton pi.slis.s investment OF this character
notice Of Coyipgon and Lexington h Mortgage IsH
20 i being advance Of 1t y Sd MoESzes of same
roaia So Ohio and Mississippi A Mort.age COnsru ton Bonds
Hamilton and Dayton q "a n AZ ~ aud the
M Mortgage of Company ss Little Miami 6s at sSl an
advance of cent; Cincinnati 81 81 indiana Central ~ =
% Mortgage IS indianapolis and Cincinnati, y cent I'd
MortEsse 75 Columbus and Aena Dividend Scrip due in
1882 and Ohio and Mississippi LIT Mortgage Bonds al TO-
In stocks advance has been established with sses
Little Miami 79 Columbus and xena al n; In
disnapol and Cincinnati al 80 advance Of q cents Gin
ciunsii Hamilton and Dayton IS; Ohio and Mississippi a. II
WASHINGTON Insurance Company lOv Cincinnati Insurance
Company. S. Firensns 100; Fermers Bank Ky 10; aud
Gas and Coke Company, M All Of thsse quotations
show satisfactory advance prices noted in ss,
circular.
The money msrte. has been abundsnfy supplied with both
Currency and Exchange of interest generally favor.
ed borrowers. The market for Eastern Exchange has declined
and quote sight New York Boston, Phadephx
tmore at par to premium buying and premium selling
Rates NewOrleans nominal at discount premium.
Gold is in good demand at premium.
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Passengers Arrived
IN ne .hir Yorstrn, fro" LEADS, &-M,s {
MS NJ de Walden. r.. Haiss and lay. Safsaa.
----------------
NNIArUss ALsssac... ISIS nav
srx-Rises.. .S;4S ssis..........s.ol Moos-a-
HrSH WAFER THIS pav ''s Sui
Sandy HOOK. S;sS Cows issrd. Sis lie. ox. -,
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Ne. profits for mou-hs f1<ii..y 10
There was bought previous "a June 81, lsos, w.
$50 If the Company's securities for the sinking fund
In the fplfment of old contracts and the settlement
Of debts 6ne the Compeny additional equipment has
been acquired amounting 10 $il 93 IL
The construction accounts have been increased since
LIT January last about SIS, GEO. nearly the whole OF
which has accrued from the settlement OF old con-
tracts for right of way and expenses Herewith con.
nectef and from the prosecution Of the Van Nest Gap
Tunnel on the Warren Railroad in pursuance Of con-
tract For the amuont of money expended for the
latter purpose this Company receive an equal amount
Of Warren stock.
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NTarkets-CARETuLLY REroxrED Fos THr N y. Tribune.
SUNDAY, Sept. 10. 1885,
AsHESThe demand for Pots Is limited but the rnarie, 10
steady AZ SIS for both kinds
COTTON--The market is dull prices are UNCHANGED We
quote formeIly
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EVENING SoBooLs.--The Evening Schools Of the
city are to open this evening, under the direction of
the Chairman of the Evening School Committee of
the Board Of Education.
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PoLITICAL.--The Democratic Bradley and Wander.
bilt Committees have both called their primary meet
ings to be held this evening, and the Conventions of
both sections will be held on Wednesday. Two
tickets will doubtless be nominated.
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RoBBFD ON FERRY-BoAT-CharlesF Fisher, re-
siding in Even street. f. d., had his pocket picked Of
$s in gold while crossing in one of the Peck.sp boats
on Friday morning. lie had fallen asleep while going
over and the thieves took the opportunity to rob him.
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Decrease 81 weei as compared with Of 1857 s2ls43s
The following comparative statement OF the value
of certain exports from the first ofhe year Sept 10:
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-11

THIEF ARREsTED.A person named Sui.
Ivan. entered the Office of Messrs Brooks
Myers, Pawnbrokers, last evening, for the
purpose of showing Colts rexolver "up the
spou'," when Mr. Myers recognized the num-
Der as one that had been stolen from cabin
recently, together with various other arti,
oles He mentioned the fact, when Sullivan
wrcnched the pistol from his grasp and fed
Myers Immediately gave chase, and succeed
cd in arresting the scamp. He will have an
examination to morrow.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-11
Suspension OF Mcwill,.n. q Co.

A Card from McWiliams & Co, in anoth.
er column, announces their suspension OF
business. A report on Saturday that their
paper had been dishOnored BY Marysville
house, eaused a general run on their bank,
and considerable stir and excitement on the
streets. The prevailing tone ef psblie sen.
timent, SO far as we have learned, rs that Of
regret for the misfortune which has overta
ken this House, and we trust the hopes they
entertain Of being able to cancel their liza.
bilities in few days, may be realized. The
House was the first established in Oroville.
and by its enterprise and energy has accom-
plished much for the prosperity and ad-
vancement of the Town.
The recent withdrawal of Mr. Tymeson
from the House, LETT it in condition too
weak to meet general run-the natural
result OF tae dishonoring of their paper be.
low. Great and highly prosperous institu
tions sometimes crush smaller ones that they
may profit by the overthrow, and by the loss
community sustains. The community's loss
is divided amongst hundreds-perhaps thou
isands-and it is fine stroke of financial
policy to crush dependent house, and rake
into their Golfers these little losses of COM
munity, which, in the aggregate, generally
amount to a respectable sum. The present
failure may have been facilitated by such a
policy. The fact that none of the earlier
banks OF California are now existence, if it
has no effect upon the Adams g. Co of the
present day, should convince the public that
our experience is somewhat untavorable to
banks generally. and that investments in a
business way, are sometimes as profitable as
special deposits in q California banking
house.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-11
0R0yILLE. MONDAY. JANUARY IItH. 1858.
Death Of O. O. Go..rricb,

although the death of this gentlemen had
long been a morunfully expected event, it
Is still with feelings of deepest regret that
We chronicle his deccase in the prime of lite
and midst of usefulness. He was afflicted
with the aeiusive but fatal disease, con-
sumption and although in the spring time
OF life, and far removed from the home of
his youth, he has not gone down to the grave
unwept and unmourned. But the most as
siduous efforts of his friends were unavail.
ing to arrest the ravages of disease, and he
has been called prematurely to thxt land
where sickness and death are never known.
He bore the cross of suffering with patience
and gentle resignation, and his bereaved
relatives will find comfort in the thought
shat, everything which affection could die.
tate, was done to render his last hours com.
Portable and happy. He died surrounded
by friends who now mourn the loss of
friend and brother, who now extend their
sympathy and coincidence to his bereaved
relatives and friends in far off land.
Having known him by the associations of
the play grounds that surround the school.
house, and by the intimate relations that
bring us in contact with one another in the
avocations of life, and in the social circle of
manhood, we can bear testimony to his filial
affection as q son, and his inestimable
worth as citizen. Enjoying an extensive
acquaintance, he was deservedly esteemad
by all who know him, and those who were
Connected by earlier and dearer ties than
those Of friendship, can rest assured that
they mourn not alone
Mr.. Goodrich emgrated to California in
1851. and was for some time engaged in
mining pursuits, in this county. Entering
the Sheriff s office. as deputy, some three
since, he had, by his correct business habits
and prompt and geDtlemanly department,
deservedly secured the esteem of all, and
enjoyed in the fullest manner, the confidence
OF the entire community. He was retained
in that office by the present incumbent until
his declining health prostrated him upon q
by death. He was an honorsd and exam
plary member of the Masonic fraternity,
and of the Independent Order of Odd Eel.
lows, and was buried with the honors of
those orders His funeral services were at
tended by those fraternities, by the Orovlle
Fire Department, and by a large concourse
OF citizens The ang of Butte Engine CON-
pany was displayed at half mast, and their
hall draped with mourning, in respect to |
his memory
These remarks are not intended for the
mere formula of an obituary notice; but as
the tribute of esteem from enc who has
known him from the cradle to the grave,
and who mourns the loss of youthful |
friend and brother truly say that
good man has fallen May he rest in
peace
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-11
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
County Treasurer's Office,

County Treasurer's Office,
ORovILLE. January 9th, 1858. /
Notice shereby given that allpersons holding Butte
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund,
registered between the ls Of June and Sh of August
1857, inclusive, also Warrants No. 97s 979 and $50
on INDECENT Sick Fund; also all outstanding Warrants
Road Fundthat the same will be paid on
presentation at this Office, and after this date
said Warrants will cease to bear interest, and
if not presented within sixty days from the date
hereof the moneys for said warrants will be appro-
priated to pay the next in order OF registry.
WIN LATTIMURE,
Treasurer Butte County,
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-11

EVANSVILLE DAILY News. This new pa.
per, by A. s. Randall s. Co, made its ap.
pearance on Saturday. tbs the size Of the
old Herald, and promises to be an interest.
ing paper. We welcome its Editor, Gen
James Allen back into the Editorial chair
which he has so long and gracefully filed
with honor to himself and interest to the
public May he meet with all the prosperi.
ty that his ability, honesty, benevolence, and
long services so justly merit. We predict
for the News unbounded success.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-11

COUNTY FUNDS The County Treasurer.
by notice in another column. announces that
he is prepared to redeem all county warrants
On the General Fund, registered prior to
August 9Th. This will be acceptable news
to persons holding warrants of the lucky
dates, and is extremely liberal on the part
of the County Treasurer, considering that
he has recently paid so large sum into the
State Treasury.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-11

DEsPArcH.-The Marysvile Express is.
sued an extra, containing Gov. Weller's In.
augural Address. one hour after its delivery
The rush of local matter compels US to post
pOne noticing the two messages, for the
present.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-11

BURGLARIoUs.-Thel lodging room of D. A.
Brown, Esq, was entered on Saturday
night, during his absence, and plundered of
everything valuable in the shape of clothing,
bedding &c. not even leaving Mr.. Brown a
change of linen. This is the second time
that his domicil has been thus plundered.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-11

Jan. 9th, 1853.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-11

PACIFIC MAIL CoNTRAcr--We are pleas
ed to observe that notice has been given in
the Assembly Of joint resolutions instract-
eur delegatiouin Congress to oppose the
ZION of the Mail Contract with the Pa
VSteamship Company.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-11
A Card.

With sincere regret do we announce to our friends
the suspension Of our business. Although we
had not sufficient coin on hand to meet the total
amount OF demands against US, we can as ure our
creditors that have sufficient property to cover
everything, and leave surplus. The total amount
OF indebtedness is reduced TO $4,000, and every
farthing shall be paid within sixty days.
McWlLLIAMS & co.
Jan 9th, 1853.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-11

THANKs.-To Charley French of the Alta
Express, and to Messrs. Davis and Morse.
for supplying our table with ali the popular
papers of the day.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1858-01-11
DIED.

OF consumption, at the residence Of VIM W. Ho-
bart, in 0royille the 9th day OF January, 1855,
OMAR GOODRICH, late of ct. Joseph County,
nichigan.