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The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

IT was the promise aud boast Of the Repub-
lican party that they would administer the
Government upon the principles of the early
statesmen who founded it. Let US take an
example, and see if they have fulfilled their
pledges. Washington was one of the patriots
and founders of the Government, and laid down
some principles for the guidance of the nation,
in lis Farewell Address, among others, this
Our commercial policy should hold an equal
aud impartial hand neither seeking nor grant
ing exclusive hvors or preferences; consulting
the natural course Of things; diffasing and
diversifying, by gentle means, the streams Of
commerce, but forcing nothing" VIII some Of
the Republican press or advocates, inform
the people how far the present Morrill, tariff
is consistent with this counsel of Washington? {?
Under it, the business and property of the
west are Paying enormous taxes, while the
capitalists Of the east are buying up stock in
eastern mauuiacto7ies, which are paying enor
nous dividends \ gentle diffusion and diver
styling Of commerce that IS peculiarly Republi
can
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

JAMES B. CLAY, son of Henry Clay, CON.
maads one Of Narshall's rebel regiments
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

THIS Quincy Union says: One Burnett, Of
Onion Valley, perished in the snow while Oh
bis way back from Gibsouville. 4 considera-
bic business is being done at Quincy in the
way Of buying and selling stock in the best
Plumas quartz lodes. Rich and extensive
diggings have been discovered at the head Of
Long Valley. The mining news generally Is
very favorable. Several new mills are going
up.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

DAYT0y, Ohio. the home of Mr.. allandig
ham, usually Republican, has elected the entire
Democratic ticket by handsome majority.
This shows what his neighbors and those who
know him well think of him, and is a very
significant comment upon the acts Of those
who are eudeayoring TO crush him by the ex-
ercise OF despotic power, under the miserable
preteuce that he is q traitor
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23
ATTENTION: SIR KNIGHTS.

The 0royilie Commandery Of Knights Templar
No.5, wiliassemble at Masonic Hall, on the second
and fourth Wednesday of each month. Sir knights
from abroad are invited to attend whenever con-
venient. THO'S CALLOW, Com.
ARTHUR MCDERNoTr, Recorder.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

j. F. LlyTHIcUM.-Yesterdays MarysvilIe
Express contains the valedictory Of this gen.
tleman, who for four years past has conducted
the editorial department of that paper with
such marked ability and success. BY note
from the publishers We learn that he is about
to become a resident of Nevada Territory
We regret, and more especially at the present
time, his withdrawal from the editorial tripod
We wish him every success IN his new scene
Of labors.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

The steamer Golden Age arrived from Pana
ma Tuesday last, with very large number of
passengers. While crossing the bar the steam
er shipped two heavy seas, which did couside-
rable damage to her staterooms and washed
some baggage overheard. The damage is
estimated at $4,000
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

COMPLAINTS are made that, under the late
tax law, giving assessors a certain per cent.
on assessments, many Of them are making high
old assessments
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

san JUAN, Nevada county, has gone for the
Democracy.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

THE loyal league is understood, the Louis
vile Democrat says, to take its name from an
association which is pledged not to go within
a league of the scat Of war.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

MINERALs.-A mineral bureau has been es-
tabished in Washington, and it is the design of
its founders to form collection Of minerals
from all portions Of the United States Speci-
mems sent to y. J. Snyder, at Marysville,
Register of the Land Office, will be forwarded
to Washington, free of charge.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

oRoVILLE LODGE No. Io3. z. \. NJ.
q THE STATED COMMUNICATIONS OF
u Sg Oroyille Lodge No. lo3, of F. \. NJ, are
V \held on the last Saturday Of each month,
and called meetings every Saturday at the Masonic
Hall, over \. McDsrmott's DrHc Store.
GEO. W. ELLIOT, W.M.
SAN. c. DESsox, Secy.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

No less than eight dramatic and minstrel
companies are. according to the Marysville
Appeal, at present travelling through the inte-
rior of California and Nevada Territory.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

JoHN R. RIDGE Esq, has become editor of
the National, a Democratic paper published at
Weaverville, Trinity county. Mr.. R. is an
able writer, q true gentleman, and ardent lover
of the Constitution, Union and laws of his
country. Success attend him.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

Would the Administration moderate the
fury OF party spirit" instead Of encouraging it,
and guard against the impostures Of preten-
ded patriotism" the American Government
could successfully resist all who might assail it,
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

HONEY LAKE.-The owners of the Union
quartz ledge in Honey Lake valley have sent
a gentleman to San Francisco to purchase
machinery, etc, for quartz mill. which they
intend erecting upon the ledge shortly.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

REPUBLICAN TRIUMPu IN RHoDE Island
The Republicans have elected a Mr. Payne
Attorney General of Rhode Island. Mr.
Payne is patriot of the Greeley stamp as
will be observed by the following declaration
recently made by him:
This war has lasted long enough. and I am
in favor of letting the South 60"
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

The steamer Sierra Nevada arrived at San
Francisco on the morning of the 18th instant
from the North, bringing papers from Port
land, Oregon, 10 the 10Th, and from Victoria
to the l4th. She brought S7G.3I5 il treasure
from Portland. and S45.l5O from Victoria.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

ADv1cEs from the City of Mexico to the
Both of April have been received. At that
date the French were still prosecuting the
siege of Puebla, but after a month of labor
and fighting had not succeeded in gaining com
plete possesson of the city.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

TELEGRAPH LINE,-A correspondent Of the
La Porte Messenger advocates the construc
ton of a line Of telegraph, connecting the
mountain towns of La Porte, Gibsonvie, St
Louis, Newark, Port Wine. Morristown, Pine
Grove, IIowland Flat and Poker Flat with
some point in the valley.
The weekly Butte record., 1863-05-23

The following Is 81 extract from a speech
delivered By S l. Warner. an abolition candi-
date for Congress il Connecticut, during tie
recent canuaigp:
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urn GOODS.

LARGE AND VARIED ASSORTMENT
~
LATEST AND MOST FASHIONABLE
OUTER GARMENTS FOR LADiEo
Ni be offered Tor sale ON MONDAY and FoLLo"iNo
DAYS ,.,,,,
In SILK and CLOTH SACQUES ROToNDEo
CIRCULARS, TALMAS RUFFLEs
and Other ct, lee Of the most recent imponatons,
AT ECONOMICAL PnCES.
GEO. CAREY.
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AT KINzEY s,oHru-Avrsur
BARGAINS FROM AUCTION
$4,000 WORTH OF or. E MI R;.,. 6aIf,p
c6 SL4sNsS s 9gT = Bf SsSsS F nc s.
GREAT SALE ,i ES OF aA NJ Inabiy
soOo LADIES', n MSS s.; ND GENTs to I2o.
as cco LhpIEs'. MISSES. AND GENTS, l5c. to BIC.
INCLUDING ALL KINDS. -
5000 NEEDLE.WORK HANDkERCIllEFS, z'c'
STRAW GOODS DEPARTMENT.
BONNETs on EVERY STYLE; ,,o,, ANN colon
EEAPOLIrANs. TUsCANs DUNsrABLEs,
SPLIT SPRAWS FANCY HAIRS,
CHINA PEARLS, LEGHOkHS, COBUHos'
RoUGH AND READis, &c, lie, &c
kinney SELLS STRAW BONNETS, Nc
kinney SELLS STRAW BONNETS, 25c
KINZEY SELLS STRAW BONNErS, Sse.
kinney SELLS STRAW B0NEtTS soc
kinney SELLS STRAW BOSNEIS, &c
KlNzEY SELLS STRAW B 0NNE.Ts 5 sSc'
kinney SELLS STRAW BONNbT5 81.
kinney SELLS STRAW BONNEfs 81 rs
kinney SELLS STRAW BoNNETs 81 50.
kINZEY SELLS STRAW BOhNETS, VI 10.
kinney SELLS STRAW BONNETS, 81
KNEE SELLS STRAW B0SNEIs' " r.
kINLEY SELLS STRAW BONNEIs, ~ 90
kinney SELLS STRAW GoNNErs, :! 10.
KiNIEY SELLS STRAW BoNNECs, -
KINZEY SELLS STRAW boShhTs; ~ 90
kinney SELLS SHAKER HOODS, Z5c
KIsZEY Sell White Is e'm,1'. PC &c soc
KINZEY Sells WHIT. Bio IiDecs, Coo, Toe, a.
kinney Sells Colored boooieu Use, Bic, sc.
kinney Bell. Colorei Bloomes Sc. to 81
kinney Sells NcspOlitan bohHe'si o. pi N''
FRENCH AND AMERICAN FLOWERS
IL EVERY STYLE, -
STRAW FLOWERS AND TRIMMINGS
BONNET SILKS AND GRAPES.
kinney SELLS TO MlLLlNEks,
kinney SELLS 70 SfObEkEEPEPS , ,,,o,,
Al LESS THAN JOBBERS PRICES
500 BOXES FLOWERS, SOC. boz. up
BEST BONNET FRAMES, + " dozen.
BLOND LACES. &c doze0. up.
TRIMMING RIBBONS, soc. piece.
TARlErAHS xSo ILLUSIONS, &c. yard, up
D0''h oPESiSG go AUCTioS LOTS ~
MILLINERY GOODs.
BONNET AND TRlMMlAG
RIBBONS.
kinney Sells Li.e Gloves. Sc. Toe. l7e.
kinney Soils I.i-ie Gloves l3e, lee. &c
KlNzEY Sells Ladies, Hose l2ic-, Se, nc
KiSIEY Sell. 0snt.' Half Hose, loe.. lie l5e.
kinney Sell. Cent? Half Hose. 49,. 2Jc; Pc
THAN ANY HOUSE IN THE CITY.
loo DOZENS SPOOL COrrON5 nc. DOZEN
?OooO sPOOLS EXCELLENg, 9gO YARDS, te
1850 PArERs bLsr lIA 81, I P hl
1000 sPUOLS BhSI sEN iSU-sILks, lie. sfOoL.
loo DOZENS BEST skLiN-siLhs Ie,,,,,n RON
wiSBs6R soar. SKIRT BKAIDs.
CtXIs JCESIS.
$500 PiicEs VERY BEST QUALITY YARD
sKlRT-BRAIDS. IN ALL COLOES &C.
1900 GROSS fiNt AGATE bCLIONo, %.
1860 BUBBLES HSGLlsd HNk-PlNS e.
SEQ PlE1ES TMILLED rAPLs, 2 PlECES' j.
1000 PlrtI IS LINEN tArt5 t..
FINE ALPACA TRIMMING BRAlDs, &c.
PocKET.go1ks VIII ELAsTLcss i Y,sn 5e 2'S
kIELfY SELLS iHE BIS 70 YARDS
BROOks 4 CLARk's tOTIOsS, Sc
BEST Gtsgi III SHATEs AT 80 &C. A M sAsps
Win EvERYTHINO ELjE, IN FANCY GOODS,
UHDE.t PRICE
VS.. hlNLEY,
Mes 81 sud a. EIGHTH AVENUE,
h.,s. I'VE utx.n mt Iwrnty oAd stfetts-
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A SPLENDID EXHIBITION
DRY GOODS.
OVER NINETY THOUSAND DOLLARS WORTH
or SILKS. cLOAKs. snAwLs.
DRESS GOODS. PRINTS, MUsLlss, shEkTlNOs,
LiAkNs DAMAshs, TOWELS ChAshES' &c. ke'' &c
ALL PURCHASED AT THE LATE AUCTION SALES,
Al A GRAF REDUCTION
on Tar COST OF ihfoKIATloS, ,,,,,,
AND SELLING Al fRlCES MUCH BLOW THEIR
PRESENT VALUE
ThE GOODS ARE Really
AND WE e1 1sSfrE AN rspEcrIoS OF TIE STOCK
as PROOF Oh THE
GREAT GREATNESS or OUR GOODS.
THE SILK STOCK CONTAINS
CHECK OROs DE RhIhts from os and up
Yard Wide CHECK FouLARD. best quality at Ell
PLAIN and FIGURED coLoRED SILKS, from 8. and up.
BLACK DRESS sILKs. Plain, At i. and up
CoLoREp MORE Antique; z.5t sAs,P, and .
THE DRESS GOODS STOCK
WILL BE FOUND THE LARGEST
AMI "oSi IN ME CITY III" Ai"O
AND CONTAINS ALL The LATEST NOVELTIES
IN ALPACAS, MOhAIRs, rOPLINS,
MozAMBIouEs. 'AKABIAN 6LAyEy LENos
CREfES. POPLElN RtGENCE, PoPLEiN bEANAlsE,
roll DE CHEvE, GRIsAiLLIE ko, &c. &c.
Al the ioiio ~ ing prices yer yard;
w.. Hic. 10, Iss., 2c.. 20, ole. 5ic. and up.
THE WHITE GOODS AND DOMESTIC STOCK
CONTAIN srge quantity OF ..,.. .
DAMAsKs, LINENS TOWELS aud CRASHES,
Al THE OLD PRICES
ALSO.
SHlRTINo and SHEETIN0 MUSLlNS.
PRINTS GINoHAhi5 aud LINiNGS
AT THE VERY LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
CIOAKs! CLOAKS CL0AKS!
ALL TIE LATEST STYLES
IN SILK AND CLOTH CLOAhS.
IN GREAT VARIETY.
AND VERY CHEAP.
sHAWLS! SHAWLS
ALL TILE NEWEST FABRICS
IN SPRING SHAWLS.
FROM AUCTION,
From 81 so to $50
CRYSTAL PALACE EMPORIUM or FASHION,
No 2jl BOWERY.
W. H. ROBERTS, Proprietor.
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nor SALE-An elegant RESIDENCE al
Il EEVRITRG M the Hods0a River two houn hls


Ne~Yok sfardns 10 person otts,te an %
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METROPOLIS TIE premises cOusls Of comnodiois we'll
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spacious pszz,. contains water, heaeo by 3sfef
smiths pressure steam apparatus, ma every oner cor
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,iye hot aud cold gaperes containing choice assorinsns
foreign la toll bearing; green or plant house ate
m model and 1ecos ion convenient caTsge house, stso
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head feeding various fountans and providing scoPOap
ply ghou premsss Furniture be had with the
house II desired. -,
Tie grouuds are ia the highest state OF cultivation.
tion OF thu soil devoted 20 native grapes aud u yoelsoe
ssid-n the rest 10 filled with choice uit trees Ornamental
shrubb.y &c English style Of landscspe Tie trees are
great variety many OF them being specimens and are
In most be thy state Tho scenery 10 unsurpased on the
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the natural features time when toe tines; stes were o.
tsusble To gentlemAn of taste and wealth the so"vs
property Is eiuently desirable No or pains nave
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AT GRAND-STREET CHEAP STORE
IA Over FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
MURIH Of NEW GOODS RECEIVED IN FOUR DAYS!
READY ON MONDAY.
Ten Thousand Pieces VI Plain aud Figured Bonnet Ribbons
oonipri sing almost every Color Shade and Style.
Aso-Onr Hundred fashionable shades IA Bonnet Silks be-
THE CHEAPEsT LINE or MILLINERY LACEs,
BLOND5, oUlPURES. &C. 40, OFFERED
THIS SEASON.
Three Lines Of Ladies Md Gloves az follows;
Ten SLiilg Gloves Embroidered Backs at 81 pair
Twelve spiiiug Gloves Fashionable SHADES. at 10 pair
The best, equal to Alexapdre',, al I'll - Il pair.
1000 Dozen Silk MitIs, FROM auction. below last years
prices
Aso-Lnes Of Embroidered Collars Sets Bands &c
HOSIERY CHEAP.
EDWARD RIDLEY,
Nos. Ill aud 3lI! GRAND-sE. ana 20 ALLEN-sT.,
IV- Filth Block East from the Bow.Iy.
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minute. walk Of the depot There are " sores
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usu.y found in city and j. yhted by gas aed hest
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