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The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-1864, 1862-08-30


Mumford judges
Amelia City-D Edwards, insp., Geo North, H C
White, judges.
KIMSHEW TOWNSHIP.
Dosto,rn-E Kinson. inzp., - Pollard, c
Gridley, judges
HeAtotrn-wm Nesbit. insp.. Jno Nichols, B
DiamondrMe- jackson. insp.. Il Snook, "
Mcintosh. Judges.
Mineral Siide-P Weerton insp.. - Groves, -
Ware, judges.
CenfrerMe Ladd, insp., D Coleman. Geo
Beaumont Judges.
Forks of Bufte-W D Evans, insp.. Smith,
\ Davidson. judges
Hudson's House-B B Brown, insp-, Cud, Vim
Coombs Judges.
Polce!rs Ranci-C Clark. insp-, Harning
P Powell. judges.
Iaskip-S Dewey. insp., Coleman, Ball,
judges.
HAMILTON TOWNSHIP.
Hansilton-R B Moore, insp. ] L Henshaw, Capt.
Nelson. judges.
Lyneks House L Crane insp., Israel Moore,
Robinson's RGnch-J Robinson, insp., - Rhodes,
A Powell Judges.
Thompson's Flai-J II Gardner, insp.. X Hall.
Orin Wright, judges
CHICO TOWNSHIP.
Chico-Rables. insp., James Cole, Oliver spranl,
judges.
FGnlssi's Store-T NJ Turner, insp. Chas Sin
shure. Thos Williams. judges.
Rock Creek W Thrower, insp., Wm McIntire,
Thos Thompson. judges.
Roles Store Pine Creek-J II Hoyle insp. Luke
Moore W McGuire. judges.
TernOat lfHs-Joseph MorIil, insp- J N Shaw
Judges.
y. B.-The officers OF the several Election Pre-
cincts hereby notified that the Board of Super
yis0rs will upen the returns and canvass the votes
on the Monday follwing the day of election.
The officers of the several Election Precincts are
hereby instructed TO send their accounts to the
County Clerk, separate from the Election Returns,
duy certified by the Inspector of their respective
Precincts.
I. !. ". GILKYSON. County Clerk in and for
Butte County. and er-otfcio Clerk of the Board of
Supervisors III and for Butte County State OF Cali
tornla. hereby certify the foregoing TO be true
copy OF the Proclamation of the Governor of this
State, so far as the same is applicable TO the said
County. calling an Election throughout the State,
and the Proclamation OF said Board Of Supervisors,
calling an Election in this County, together with
the Election Pre- incts. Inspectors, and Judges OF
Election for Butte County.
~ WITNESS my hard and the seal of the
sr,r County Court, affixed August 9th, A. D..
~ J.W. GILKYS0N.
County Clerk.
a.a1 - De- 80
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Election Proclamation.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA !

STATE OF CALIFORNIA
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
NoTIcE is hereby given, that q General
Election is to be held on
Wednesday,, the Third day of
September next.
throughout the State, at which the following
Officers are to be Elected. and at which, the
Amendments to the Constitution of the State,
as proposed by the Legislature of 1861. and
adopted By tie Legislature of 1862. are to be
approved or rejected in the manner and form
prescribed herein:
State Superintendent of Public In
strucfiOn.
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THE DlFFERENcE.-The Republicans have
been Mortified that United States officials have
in times past been required to return runaway
slaves to their owners. The Republicans are
immensely satisfied that officers in the Union
army are required to catch and keep runaway
slaves at the expense Of the Government.
" SINK party issues! Quit all such names
as Democrat and Republican, and go for
the elevation Of the negro aud the Chinaman.
Republicans, stand where you are ; don't move
there's room enough; Democrats, come and
join US. That's Union l'-[ Sierra Democrat.
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A Jolly JUDGE.-A Judge in Wisconsin
who had tried suit for the recovery of
liquor bill, the defense to which was that the
liquor sold was of very inferior quality,
charged the jury in the following sensible Ian
guage Gentlemen of the jury: pure unadul-
terated liquor is wholesome and pleasant
beverage, and. as far as the experience of the
Court extends, conduces to health and longevi-
ty; but bad article of liquor, or what is
worse, drugged article, gentlemen, cannot be
tolerated and if dealers from below will send
up in this country, so blessed, with the smiles
of benignant Creator, such a miserable quail
ty of liquor as the proof shows this to be. in
this Court, Gentleman Of the jury they cannot
recover" The verdict was of course for the
defendant
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Two lawyers in Lowell were returning from
court the other day. one said to the other:
I've notion to join Rev. Mr.. -'s
church been debating the matter for some
time. What do you think of it?'
Wouldn't do"
"Why?"
Because it would do you no possible good
while it would be very great injury to the
church.
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An Irrepressible Conflict.


The Missouri Republican relates tha, on
the 10th ult., there was riot in Toledo, be
tween the Irish and negro stevedores employed
at the docks in loading and unloading the lake
boats II seems that the Irish made a strike,
aud were discharged, and the negroes engaged
in their places al the old prices. The Irish
undertook to prevent the blacks from working,
and for q time, stones, clubs, knives and pis-
tols hourished in frightful manner, great
many of the participants receiving injuries.
and some bystanders being killed. Several
houses belonging to negroes were demolished,
and TO quell the disturbance the citizens were
called out 10 patrol the streets.
This is the beginning of an irrepresSible
conflict between the white and black races.
Already large numbers of fugitive slaves are
gathering in the cities, and should the aboli-
ton party prevail the free States will be over
run and infested by this class of population.
/ The negroes thus let loose upon community
must either be supported in idleness or sloth
/ by those among whom they come, or they must
put themselves in competition with the white
laborers and reduce the price of work, if they
do not wholly monopolIze the more common
of the industrial pursuits. This will at once
put au efectual check upon white emigration,
and compel the poorer classes, at least Of
Americans, Germans and Irish 10 take their
option between absolute starvation and tolling
side by side with an inferior and despised race,
at wages much lower than they have hitherto
commanded.
We know nothing of the merits of tie quar-
rel between the Toledo stevedores and their
employers. 1t may be that the demands of
the former were unreasonable and extortonae
The circumstances show, however, that :ilr
employers placed as high an estimate upon
the labor of the blacks as that Of the Irish, for
the former were hired at the same rates that
had been paid the latter. Capital rarely makes
any distinction of color in respect TO invest
ments and unless deferred by such demonstra-
tions as those witnessed in the Ohio city, en-
ployers will, as a general thing, take advan-
tage of all competition among laborers.
TuE CosT OF COLLECTING THE TAxEs.-The
cost Of collecting the taxes under the new tax
bill, is estimated at nearly four milhons OF
dollars on Sl00,OOO,O00 The bill provides
for whole army of Office holders, and their
salaries and fees will range from $4,000 to
81 900. Each collector is TO receive, as com
pensation for his services and those of bis
deputies, certain commission on the amount
of money collected, the total of which is limited
to $4,000 per annum for each collector
Each assessor is TO receive SO per day when
making preparations, issuing instructions, ETC.;
and So per day when engaged in the perform
ance of the regular duties of his Office. They
are also to receive commission OF one dollar
for each hundred names on the tax lists which
they furnish to collectors Assistant assessors
receive salary of SO per day, and the same
commissions as assessors.
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OPHIR TOWNSHIP.

OroriHe-Petcr Fieer, inspector; J. NJ. Clark,
James Green judges.
Cherokee Rauine-J. Clemments insp., - Smith
judges
Central House-A. II. Jackson, insp. J. II. Gates
Alex. Kirby judges.
Garden Rqnch-Mitchell, insp.. -, Judges.
hent's Rdach-Henry BaIeman. insp., VI. Huse,
Nj. Kent Judges
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Business Notice.

Messrs. THo's CALLow and D. NJ. BISHOP, having
urchased interests in the RECORD Newspaper and
Job Printing Establishment, will hereafter be asso-
ciated in conducting he business of the same. No
change will be made in the Editorial control of the
Paper.
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Little KImsherr-D Davis, insp., E G Wheeler, D
Mumford judges.
-fmelia City-D Edwards, insp-, Geo North. H
White, judges.
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BIDWELL TOWNSHIP.

BIDWELL TOWNSHIP.
Bidlren-A. L. Chamberlain, insp., J. Hda, Geo.
Mcbride, Judges.
Berry Creck k-David johnson, insp., H. Hakes,
E Gnodlell, judges
Mountain House,. S. Ruggles insp., " .Urton.
Pearine-wm. Taylor. insp., ]. Ryder, - Whip
pie. ju ges.
MOUNTAIN SPRING TOWNSHIP.
- ',icAinson, jndges.
ERtevprISe-R p Tayler, insp. J CGrley, vii
cox judges.
Moorctotrn-J Moore, insp., D Givens, VIM
Humphry judges.
Lumpkin-G u Cleveland, ,insp., Orin Champlain
L Faster judges.
Coucoic Taiiey-Iohn Fass, insp-, Phe,an, L
Turner Judges.
Mountain Spring House-H Rogers, iasp.. F
Bricks. Ingrlham. judge.
american Bar-C Meigs insp s Lauver. y
Smith judges.
ORC TOWNSHIP.
F'o,besfo,cn-N D Plum. insp Robert Galager
T Il Chapel, judges.
Orc Letra-J d Warden. insp-. Thos Stowell
AfoorerlIie-S Delano, insp., Van oTden, Chas
Noble judges.
Eraasrhe-H A Woodruff. insp., VIM Cartright
Geo Plerson. judges.
WYANnOTT TOWNSHIP.
F1ayd's Store-H Jones. insn, Robinson, 5 Frew,
judges
Bangor-Gardner osgood. insp.. ] Watson
Hiram Reese. judges.
Iilsoa's Rdnch-J. NJ. Wilson, insp., Jas Forbes
c. panAum. judges.
Honeut Ciiy-F Fox, insp.. Armstrong W Caine
judges
H-yandot:-w Y Bis, insp., 4 Thatcher, Jno S
Morris, judges.
OREGON TOW NSHIP.
Oregon Ctg-Wm Hendricks, insp., MorTi
son, J L Williams, judges.
Cherokee FlGt-P Oliver. insp. Ed TYLER Sam :
Glass judges
Messina Valley-Geo Rothrock, insp.. NJ Pence
Burnham. judges.
Formers Ranch-'S Jamison. insp., Eli Con
rad. Winter, judges.
CONCOW TOWNSHIP
; COneoto Yaaey-A " Thompson, insp., C C Mar
qUiS Jno Riley, judges.
FG-kfa Hill-Mike Wells insp.. O ". Evs1s, -
<-e-
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OREGON TOWNSHIP
CONCOW TOWNSHIP

C0ncoto YaLey-A " Thompson, insp., C Mar
quis Jno Riley, judges.
fG1kfa HiL-Mike Wells insp.. O ". Evsas, -
Clsrk. i1dses-
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Nrw rnglaud Comments lyon C"',inor


We pulli,hcl +, dav OF two stree ''e cool, re-
in-'an'. All m-.ivil reply Of Governor An
Drew ~ n,c War Department, calling for
ttoops, in which thcGDvrrnot thought ihetroop'
of Ma s,chu.c.ts would not readily bc forth
coming. un'cs- thc rfc-ilut sustained General
IirsrrE's PROCLAMATION, and authorized negro
soldering How well the Governor und'r lands
The sentiments OF his oHn State may be injured
from the following ,x,rarts
Boston ifrcr'isrr-The rcoI 70 ~ Mass lusst,i
have .trnng,l, altered II they uihrr 70 question ct
theui and thct couitry's service al in"inrnt hSe
Ellis
Eoson C,pyrer Hero e. tie "oll JoriN BRrNs''
sprit t,illy ,icv. Inred WIN. hctou, 80 Z, was
possibility that thc con'i,t with The rcl'ls m "a
finally bc tuadr aluii.iuii war who ~ pronlut y
patriotic ~ GOV. ANpulN Sov, uul,Ts = Proal.
dent will sustain Con. N"srtt'H tuYU IL - COL "
Gov hsDnrw pleads Him, y excuses for n", do..
his duty. VIII Ito people oi M,tstcluH n. uidct
stand thisy W. lr'icS, So. toy. ASirgw 'oe'
not represent them, In mn.,ing tlis -, ol r.. l.
che call Of the War u p.f'mOnt. lie rcpr,s, NE
only The abolition squ,d -'ut tie int scuro %
patriotism oi ,ho Clmiut nvchlth.
BOSTON ToN.--t vas not believed Ut . o,igrn o
his Intelligence. ocgupiin" tie I,sp'usillc p.itiu
OF Chid Mtostsrtc oi Masstohus,ttr, could re Pc
swsy,d Ivy Pc Iidicc ~ T. suk the o'uvrtin' e." ~
honest stit,sn.ln IA H." marrow pr,utic,p ut
sectional aeiintpr. W. h,'l II g. be- ,,lIun,
upon the character OF Nnsseclu'ctt, /, " her i
will ~ rclurtHdg into tie field T. save the ti,-t
tu,on md rest ~ lie lniou bat would Srdis,
tht roads" a. q 1T fiT no. ru eruHurii TIA
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Ir has been the croakng them. oi those no
do not appreciate the clearing Out ami cleansing
nature Of u biz GSh,, TO lhroIh'>y u.a, Re 81
bitterness would never come 20 an cn1--'hat
we may take the ciii'', towns and states ID
Dixie, but never ensure within ticm ciy,li,y
for the Union cause. Let those who tln thu
trace the hn tory oi Baltimore. aud call H.. Ia.uI
Gearing W railroad tracks, and burning thrir
bridges. These ats were 50 eouuicnancod ~
he people, AMI upheld ~ tho Mayor srl f..
lie, that tho former was imprisoned nud IN,
latter di'ria'cl, amid the hi'h anger OF a.,
Whole city, whi'h was only kept within the
boaHi' 10y tie guns Of lor Henry.
Ne" there J. ,io sumo excitement. iut t.r
+ t.ori'is. moi the i'uolist, arc Those, ssh,
a. kn'gh'H Down AMI Ll'l.rcatcd. Tie H.. iqal
~ L. lu'olci ANA TIM, # Sccessia 81 Il. The
Journals are l'vJl, ali the rc,rutns Ollie.
swarm viii s,li' for the lu'on, ,ot the robcl |
c"usc. Aiior this who will air If Now
Orleans "''d Noiioihf Not We. ! h,ht Tho
tcsi recipe out. to.r.trr ,n'hclnlc rac,. At..r
IT, NwtAerirf viii obtain lat ci,ilit, IN the
Gun S'otcs which no,!na- but hard hl... ,u,iJ
eN'g have cNuetrl.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YonK AND ruE yIC,i,rvY.

RrMARKABLE BEQuTsrs--WuL OF CAP.
TAXI Levy, oY THE SAvY,--The will of
captain Irish p, Levy, U. =. N, csalo up FIR pv,
p"'e IN the sirrosstcs Court yts., day Mrs
Leyy receives only her r,lt Of d, ver, ALL al ue
household furniture, plato, &C., g. long US she shall
r,aian unmarried, excepting wy st Is o,herw.so -
queathsd, 10 revert upon her 10. IA o, raarrl..,
Captain LeYy's nephew. Ashe, o Leyy, receive,
tie Washington farm, In Alhe marie, Va, with all
the negro slaves &C., ind $4,000 in cash: also hi,
sod box, with the freedom OF the city Of New York
hs leaves " ais brother, Joseph n. Levy, $1,000
In cash, AMI mortgage on his house in Baltimore
to hiS brother, laaae Levy, 81 OOO sni al dut,sdu.
NM on notosi y htA,L NJ Levy son of his
brother Joseph r. Levy, si,oN IN cash, 70 Eliza
hendr Ks. Of C!pcinnaG, Ohio, tho meme :,
s"o'o' 10 his nephew, Motion rh.nips. nj N,,,
oF,eah'' his gold hunting watch, AND s,o,. ~
Co'ohe' l Msts, OF Bouth Carolina nlerye su,o,
urn 'ofn''iY belonging IL D.. Philips, on which
Is 70 be engraved, 'from CAPTAIN ,'ri,h u Low,
United States Navy, TO lis klnsInan, Cnons
Franklin Moses, State Senator Of the State of s,,
CarolinA a. testimony of my affection" Tb,r,
are also various legscies OF ono hundred dol.,s
The will directs the executors tn cree, n,opp,en
~ Cypress Hill. 70 consist OF full length statue
Captain Levy in iron or bronze In the full uni ,rn
Of Captain Of the United States Navy, and hodn,
~ hs hAad scroll On which shall " luserilsd
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MARE IAGEs.

MI r.Ows-DEIANO-On the goth inst by the
Rev. Peter stryker, Charles Iiltows TO Mary Ellen,
daughter Of {. Delanc, sll VI this city. "a
DHRICKsON--sM On Saturday, f1th inst
by the Rev Mr.. Stewart, Capt. JAS. .Derickson
.. Md, 10 Mis- Phebe A. Smith, the eldest daughter
O. Timothy Smith, Esq, Of this city. 10
HoLsOS-NuRPHY- Tuesday, e1th
list, by the Rev. nr. S. u. Blanchard, Mr.. Robert
Nicholson, Of CsnadA W Miss Margaret MURPHY, OF
NEWPORT city. 81
wILBCR-ROsE-1n " hoken, on Tuesday, 2Ith
inst, at the residence Of the brides father. by the
Rev, VIM. e. McGee, Edward X. Wilbur Of New
York cty, 10 Virginia, only laughter VI Andrew W.
Rose, ESQ. %
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tself, freely aud without oorrpulsion, with whi9i
nation IL viii cast is lot for the future &, far "a N
present advised the ovtrturcs for pence will pro-
'ably iaU. Oar government IL r,niy 10 ar, 10
tie mode Of settlements, hut tits un1ctsts-i thsi
the nln A1ninirtrnt IA declines Intervention on
tho ans specified. M,rcct'a dispatch WIS for
varied immediately u Truec Ey II. srys- n
Nsiiing' ahh II ~ not iTnrrohth.cu Napoleon vii
tke ton.e decided stsp with REGAIN 10 tho wrt a.
son ~ VI" resi.i shall have r.sci,d lima.
I'll" latcst European IN o'iecncc : that Count
d' icfsii;ny had bcen s.il,Lly ordered from
f"r.s 10 London, lis mi. u hayins rrler-
ooc 10 The catso Of c.;'ln and naval store
"-oughi ~ the sicin,r Economist ffom Cbnr-
l"'tou 10 Liverpool, which. IL was thought,
wo1l lc ih' srru.d VI action on tie in,trron-
'io" 1u,s,nU
Tho Ori~IS NNuhsAtr &c Pari.-rrince
M. o'con's .an--'ays that Il Mcr.iers visit
tn larlumuul ! u rel, renee merely TO French
10 'c'l -io.k. Tho aGtirwa NiJ, however,
lic c.u., OIL. mudh j"liiicd fpcgD latiVu ia Paris
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The Iouuon Times on the Capture Of Neu
Oriruns.


Int London Iidi-, a which fow c"psss
a, c,, ,.r.,,,a IL, sir,,p.f Nm Y,,k arrival
80,
~ uu P'i v 'I"'Ni ''hU''h'- ~ I''o"'
IL i4 vs.l ~ don, TIT to tp,r. '.un Of Sow
..,t.g Is surl, n l,4l g. a., S0tt IVA, II The
.,.ty ,ou,i le maintained hy TIE i'd,ra. io~cr
~ "a lUit..Itr uu.. tIe tsth .ttu, gtoat
a ~. T.uu lIia. O. / ,N.. '. nuL ~ b1ok
il ~. iHt ira 1T r.r = uri HA .iDp. IL
swan g. say tr.tht. ,ii. t'.L ,.ly, AIT ~
~. l., tttIryrf o. l...tt. r''iip. .shNot spt'td
lev. ID fr az ...L I.t rain oil TIC '.7' 'c1
t..ri ,i.I 90 .fun lf,'t' dnt''d BON "UUtt
H. Ju t.c soul ,,ti.,ta Ii-ii .n, u.. plVt.r lu.
'l,.f at Ur.t t,cViv, " hlu, 20 y.',t pat
% t.4 It AZ. - ~. h.t,tt tic i.,ri-
.,, ~ 80 iu1t.t.t nd d.iy tuc l ERA
I %. ., t.,t.,us 4. M l..,c is.uui JEFF
,r.,.,.v nm, 4l,' ,.s. va vsrf,u.u. ,,i.i oc.
! . i'.,,.ttt, .i,cc,,i.u, 1, b., DOL. 3D..
/ "a. u. Al. .'U,,,its nDI q 4 rriYfrio,'utl.'s u'
l,..,,. ..,.. fl f.o.. t.tuisd,s TIA
80. irt.. ia a., wn,.t4 % ', M,s..-.i,i
! g'.. S'..', p,uct te wL,it uci m" tu' ~
/ E'i' "'t D., 49,, ,' ~ . l,, t,b'I
| 'i,,,, t'.,,p, t,'uui.tiou VII ..,.,s ,ps" ~,
! a., ,.. ,i,,u t.ir .lr. .ut.. g. inir.ttHg 4 ~
,,,...,.., ,,. .utt,u. 'lrl toe. .., Wil's. aud
| ,,, ,t',y.,,tv no. hunts g. tie. It u,t..n.
81, T., M b. ,er tric H.t tt.t.I.-i ln ~
u,.. al ,,h., Al n -.uthtturrs Lave . .taucy
,,t,,, ~ t..,tl 40, D. u. r.ifs rather tiuu tyo
! n u.t have ti.ri.. al ,.!f., ihr, ucy,r an
| o. co,au,,,d iti, Il cv nvr p,rt .'iicl lt, ei
! mn, rI a,t.,i ,., ,.ci 10. ns ul td4 as, Of Ne,
! non, ts u,tv, uut cert ,it t',rt -oui. really
! i,,'ro, bad. IL ~ iu.po..itn /, deny what
io southern Trcs, ssys-,ha, Ucy lave n
grut front 81 battle su'l wir'kcu. 1.er'
800 .,,r .., az NJ, "ud hi y, i,. sl",,n
hiuao,fal /, lend. There is Iolns'on face " hCe
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GROCERIES,,


RCTTER-TO BAKERS AND GROCERS-
DFoity tubs aud frsins choice state and Ohio
butter icr sale very low ia lots 10 suit, ~ close
Invoices. H. PRICE, rece!glr OF produce, W
Murray st. uly2d S'lJs
FISH FISH FISH!
Tic Undersigned formerly with Measrs Nell
son Wells * CO.. respectfully informs his friends
aud the publ, that he has comneuctd business on
his own socO4ut AZ - Dcy a. where he has well
selected stock Of FISH OF ALL KINDS, which lie
Wi sell IT tho lowest market rates A share of
public patronage IL respectfully solicited.
m2s 24ac'ls5 ROBERT MiHAN, 81 Dey st, n. Y
GROCERIES, FLOUR AND FEED
~ Sold at REDMOAD'S in fremont, opposite the
depot, cor OF Morris N. aud Railroad ay, cheaper
than any other store in fremont; full weight snd
measure, and delivered fIee Of charge; Orange
County butter fresh twice week myss 2'l0l
NEW FAMILY GROCERY STORE, 42l
l Canal st-Cheap Groceries, Teas, Coffees &c,
Cider and Cider NiiNgar. J. HcFADDEN Il co.
kb.-Try our Family Coffee at i2c. per ID.
nN2s 2lacsl2A
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GEORGE DIX GRAssE, an aged negro, died
last week at No. . Stanton street lie was sSid to
be 100 years old and 10 have been in the service of
Count de oraasc, the French Admiral, and s0er.
wards o. Aaron Burr, Burr became Sstssaad "
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DENTISTRY.


\ KilF.CiAL TELIlI OF TIE .9R@
".sut,iu! kiNi are iLserted by j. g. AP.Ti3
by, $50 Bnwcry, doors below sl-h Bosd ~
uuurn'iS b." prices These tc,th Splta! Of $1I 4
10 give perfect satisfaction, Meyo. New York.
"a u, and worn without tle sIlte SdS
Wnole sets ON gold from S2h, .nFFITH Pr%s,'
so Pnhial sets ON gold from 81 ~
silver hon 81. nlopted pr,R !
REAC1lFUL SETS OF any p1,ley ,HcN
= ted at 10 and $40 per sett s,oyiJe Far op,~
per tooth. See samples. Americhsref,re. tiot y
nalS, $50 B1wery, opposite 9th st'S INV future
nR. HOYT, DENTlSI-9O7 Bltens4d.
- doors above Goth 1t-insorts beautiful ssvs
Of teeth on his improved atmos phcric plates with
OF without extracting the roots, on gold ~ low -
sso silver, 81; rubber $40; pl.,ina, Sa5: artificial
bone filing, inserted without pain, 90 cts; gold -
ct; 10 ~ malSnm, 30 cts: extracting, 70 GU.
Allwork warranted. myl2 2bacs1So
N b. GRIFFIN & BROS, DENTISTS, 20
W Grand II, opposite Lord and tnyor's, N. r,
and 25I Fulton 1t, brooklyn are inserting full -
partial sets Of their improved artificial teeth with
or without extracting the roots. Full sets on gold
or plstlns, Sa5 silver rubber, $40 partial sssA
gold, per tooth, 50 SILVER or rubber, 81. TsssA
extracted without pain. by our benuinhing pr{.
cess 20 cents Free Of charge 81 those ordering ~
tihcAl teeth. ny16 25acsl13
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Tho largest stock, the best -,ylcs. the lowest
ricc, and the best place to buy. Please cal, AID
examine for yourselves, At
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cps i2'i0i No. 10 aud ~ Bowsry.
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a. ToR rnr Ivrorrt~rN svs Of the dnv.
ny Telegraph rVpf,s4, 'ails, - &c, see rsi
rsFe.
CT ApyrE-IsrNrvrs 1Tst 10 han lei IN 10
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StLpiiER AND NArOR BhrIIS-TIMO.
- IAlT DID established and the only genuine auI,
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NY. NJ, " ii" Coinpnny.-Nrw York CITY, MAY
2'th, lst2 Especial Oflers--ihc members 81 tbs
Company will meet At the Arnogy, corner Of ESQ.,
aud Grand streets. on Wednesihy morning. May
2, lnst., II o'clock, 10 transact business IN which
the interest OF every member Is Concerned. Pre-.
vious T. their departure for tie scat 4 war. M'm.
bcis who cannot accompany tie Re ifuert are I'M
perativoy required 10 lT!ng tier Uniform and a..
Arnoty, At tho time shave specified. - order -
Capt WILLIAM BUTLER UALLAuAS, Or.
dsily Sergeant. i+3
The Committee on Taxes Of the Board
OF Aldermen Will meet on Thursday, toe 2pth inst.
at ~ O'Clock ", In room No. = City I'LL. All par
ties having business before said Committee WIZ
please attend without further notice
GtO. A. JEREMIAH !
CHAs. J. CHIP, ? Committee on Taxes
ISAAC DAYTON, m21 S'Ile
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