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The weekly Butte record., 1866-11-17
Notice.
COUNTY TREAsURER's OFF1c
0roril1a n.% IN -,

COUNTY TREAsuRER,s Oyrrcr)
Oroville, Oct. 20, 1866.
Icy VIRTUE OF AN ACT PASSED BY THE
certain Indebtedness outstanding against the conn
~ OF Butte prior to the passage of said Act here
by give notice that sealed proposals directed to me
up to and including Nov. 10, 1856, will be received
for the surrender of County Warrants, issued prior
10 the first day of May, A. D. 1864. paw
NO BIDS or sealed proposals for more than par
value VIII be accepted, nor any bids unless accom-
panied by the warrants TO be surrendered The hid,
being equal, the preference shall be given to the
sniaAesl amount Bids and amounts of warrants
oeing equal taking in consideration the principal
ana interest, shall be accepted pro rata All war
ranls not accepted will be returned on demand to
lhelr respective owners. ISigned] c. L. POND,
County Treasurer of Butte county,
P.S.-blds remaining in the office, not accepted
unaer tie last call; will not be considered as bids
IN Inoe, !oe ABOVE cal. Parties can obtain the same
C. L. POND,
county Treasurer Butte county.
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Dissolution Notice.

HNHE Co-PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE EN-
u listing between the undersigned, under the
name and style of Hupp Bro, is this day dissolv
ed by mutual consent. John Hnpp will receive
all dues, and pay all liabilities of the old firm.
JOHN HUPP
CRlAH HUPP.
Buckeye Saw Nil. Nov. 18th. lse6. sw.pd.
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FROM MoNTANA.-John Cross, who left Stockton
for Montana in April last has returned to the for.
mer place. on his way TO Santa Clara Valley. He
says Montana is hard country and he is glad to
get back Cross thinks the greatest number of
those who leave California for Montana will regret
the change exceedingly
The weekly Butte record., 1866-11-17

WIEN johnson assumed conductorship of the
Government train, Congress found themselves seat.
cd in the car with their backs 10 the engine They
called Justify 10 johnson 10 turn the car around
This he declined TO do. At the recent elections
the people have demanded that he shall comply
with the wishes Of Congress. He still refuses and
pretty soon it will be bad for one party or the
other, as it would be for COW on a railroad track
right in the way of a lightning express train.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-11-17

PASSED THRoCGH.-Several teams passed through
our town on Thursday last. from Washoe, bound
for the lower country after freight In few ears
the road from American Valley to Beckwourth s
Pass will be one of the greatest thoroughfares in
the county.-Quincu Union
The weekly Butte record., 1866-11-17

The Supervisors of Tehama county have deter
mined to erect new Hospital en- the site CT the
e-e recently burned
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ROUND NaLLEY.-lt was expected that Govern.
mert would select this section of country for res
crvation, on which to hestow the Northern Indians:
and Colonel r. j. Stevens, we believe, was sent all
the way from Washington to report as to its fitness.
The san Francisco Gail has reason to believe that
Col Stevens report will be adverse to the proposed
selection Ii SO, ii Will upset nice speculation of
General BidwellS. As Gwin had his Lime Point
so hath Bidwell his Round Valley. What the devil
does Government want TO investigate these matters
for, hey? Amt congressman competent to fix EN-?
The weekly Butte record., 1866-11-17

WHAT BUTLER Is DOING Boston correspon-
dent of the Springfield Republican says General
Butler is already eagaged in preparing articles of
impeachme mt against Andy.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-11-17

OH-The Examiner speaks of our up country
cotemporary as ''the pocket edition of Horace
Greeley little Bishop, of the Chico Courant. Go
in little one and clean out this Goliah of Cafor-
MA reheltom. He knew that your time was occu-
pied in holding Federal Office, running johnson
paper, and telling radical convention who to
nominate for Governor. Moreover ii is none of his
business. ANYHOW. Send him to Brazil
The weekly Butte record., 1866-11-17

TIME FORMER FRIENDS AND PATRONS
Il of this old established resort are respectfully
informed that we have purchased the above saloon
formerly kept BY Walter N. Elliott. and am now
Sole Proprietor, and will conduct the same so as to
please all.
Good Lunch on hand at all times.
We shall be very glad to see you all.
DOwNER HALL, Proprietors.
November I'd, 1865. nj
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DRY GOODS.

UKl GUUDS.
NEW FALL AND WINTER
D r Y G. o o D s |!
BrOmberger & Co.'S.
Wholesale and Retail Establishment, opposite Geo.
c. Perkins Grocery Store
WYE ARE NOW OPENING AND DAILY RE-
Goods ever offered TO the public. Our stock COM
prlses all the new and latest styles.
Dress Goods.
French and American and English Calico.
French Merinos. all kinds.
Empress and Cotton Cloths.
Rich Wool and Empress Plads,
Plad and Plain Poplns.
Black and Colored Silks, all widths and prices
Mourning Dress Goods,
All Wool and Cotton Delanes.
Wool and Broche Shawls.
Long Square Wool Shawls in great variets.
Cloaks, Basques, and Basquenes,
Cassmeres and Tweeds, in great variety.
Black and Colored Ladies Cloth
Flannels.
Saxony, Shaker and Opera Flannels, of all shades
Mission, Pioneer, Red and Blue Flannel.
Canton Flannels, Linseys, etc.
L i n e ms.
Irish Linens, Towels, Diapers and Crash.
Bleached and Brown Table Linen,
Napkins, Ladies and Gents stitched handkerchiefs
Cot t O S.
Bleached and Brown Sheeting, in great variety
b ankets.
Superior California White Bed Blankets,
Red, Blue and Gray Blankets and Quilts.
English Hose,
For Ladies' Misses and Gents wear.
Fine Wool and Merino Hose.
Merino Wool Under Vests, and Drawers, fer Ladies,
Gents and Children.
Mems Fine White Shirts,
Ladies' and Gents Kid and Wool Gloves,
Dogskin Waterproof Driving Gloves.
Notions & Fancy Goods.
New Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
New style Balmoral Skirts, etc.
Also, a splendid assortment of Clothing, BOOTS,
SHOES, Hats, Caps, Rubber Boots, Rubber Cloth
ing, etc, all of which we will sell cheaper than
any other house in Orovile.
Please call and examine our stock and prices
before purchasing elsewhere. as we intend to salts
fly the public, that this is the only establishment
where goods are sold cheap.
Country Merchants will find it to their advantage
to call and examine or Stock
Particular attention paid TO orders.
S. BROMBERGER 4 cos.
no52 Opposite George Perkins
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Flour-ln Oroville is selling at the Ophir Mill
at IS 90 p 100 lbs.
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Rem al,
And Important Reduction of Prices.

TINE PARIS SCREWED BOOT AND SHOE
Il Store. located during the last twelve years on
Dupont street, has been removed TO
The weekly Butte record., 1866-11-17

THERE were eight deaths in Sacramento las
week.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-11-17

\ DEAD BODY was seized for rent in Birmingham
England.-Er.
'See, what rent the euvious Casca made"
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No. 428 Kearney Street.

The increased facilities which the proprietor has
lately obtained for receiving the latest French
styles regularly, enables him to offer Shoes at 8
Reduction Of
The weekly Butte record., 1866-11-17

Ben HoLLADAY has given $500 o the new Cath
lie Church at Salt Lake
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e. LII o r e ,

Wholesale and Retail Importer and Dealer,
No. AS kearney street,
between California and Pine, three doors southeast
5ns9 California, San Francisco.
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FIFTY CENTS PER PAIR,

and Boots at Reduction of Fifty Cents, and over
per pair: ali fresh and New Goods by every steam
er, which the public particularly invited to ex-
anime.
NOTICE-My store will be as heretofore the on
ly place where persons can be sure of obtaining
the Genuine French Screwed Boots and Shoes. SC
justly celebrated for their elegance and durability
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LEGAL TENDERS. in San Francisco, are quiet at
10f buying, and 70 selling.
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English Hose,

For Ladies' Misses and Gents wear.
Fine Wool and Merino Hose
Merino Wool Under Vests and Drawers, fer Ladies
Gents and Children.
Mems Fine White Shirts
Ladies' and Gents Kid and Wool Gloves,
Dogskin Waterproof Driving Gloves.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-11-17
MISCELLANEOUS.

Cures Dyspepsia Liver Complaint, Headache
General Debility. Nervousness, Depression Of
Spirits, Constipation, Collie. intermittent
Fevers. Cramps, and all Complaints,
OF either Sex, arising from Bodily
Weakness, whether inherent
in the system or proiuc-
ed by special causes.
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G. o t t O n S .

Bleached and Muslins, all makes.
Bleached and Brown Sheeting, in great variety
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WE ARE NOW OPENING AND DAILY RE-
w ceiving the most complete assortment of
Goods ever offered TO the public. Our stock COM
prlses all the new and latest styles.
The weekly Butte record., 1866-11-17

Irish Linens Towels, Diapers and Crash.
Bleached and Brown Table Linen,
Napkins, Ladies and Gents stitched handkerchief,
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B l a n Ike t S

Superior California White Bed Blankets,
Red, Blue and Gray Blankets and Quilts.
The New York herald., 1866-06-29

kettle rendered at from lekc. 37kc Butter was
quiet but steady at 20c a3c Tor Western, and 2Sc
A0c. for StatA Choose Wa dull, but unchanged We
quote common dairy Ut 60 and choice factory al 2lc
QUA moderate demand prevailed for both English
and city nseed, and the market continued very hrm
with sales OF 1000 gallons st 81 6s 81 70 respectively
the latter now being held at 81 20 81 H. In bbls and
casks, though In some instances higher prices were
asked Both city and English were scarce on the spot,
though OF tho latter there s considerable TO arrive here
Lard was dull and lower, prime winter being free'y
offered at 81 75 with sales OF consequence 10 report
PEnoLEuN-Crude was quiet, and scarcely SO nrm,
while bonded was in limited demand ct rather lower
prices The sales 500 hbls crude at 23Hc
24c and 1000 bbA bonded at 40c for primo light straw
70 white. Standard white may be quoted at Ale 10
SUGAR steady with fair demand. The sales COM
prise $50 hhda Cuba muscovado at from l0hc. lSc,
and 80 hhds Porto Rico l3c also 2l0 boxes Havana
part at l2c. 18kc, bat mostly private terms me
closing quotations. ows:-InferoF TO common
refining exc. 10tsc., fair TO good refining l0Ac .
llc, fair 10 good grocery 1,sG 12c prime grocery
12kc. 12xc., Porto Rico l0kc Q lac, melado 0hc
$40, and No ~ boxes at Ike Refined sngar was
qaet at 1880 loxo for hards and lbkc. alekc for
Aconee 0
RICE nominaily unchan god In every respect Tho
sales made were unimportant. We quote-kangoon,
dressed per 100 lbs % so SO 60 duty paid and do
per ID. In bond Sxc. . 3kc., gold. na
sTKARIxx Market quiet. We have only to report
sales Of Is 900 lbs at 20c. 20kc. per ID.
TALIOw was In demand We note sales Of iSO,ooo ioa
wHlsE.r-Receipts. 50 bbla The market continued
quiet but prices were unaltered We quote western
s. % . 81 a.
The New York herald., 1866-06-29

DEY G'oDs.-Brovn sheetings-Indian Head. 25c. !;
wan, !, 49, e. Albion 4 i1e Peppersi, as,!c o
zoe lie Mass, 7, Il he.; Indian Orchard A,
s is gs ss @ aGhsd he ssa.,sn s
icy, iec. < Canoe, Is1c Ticks-Amoskeas: Ao 4,
ton. Z, a7kc swim River, doc Albany, ilc Denms-
Amoskcag, 52isc. Haymaker, 33Ic Boston, 2Skc.
sas sc rTos,asnGs uossss
Albany 1875. Checks -Kennebeck a5c whiitenton, 2tc
nelford, lsc. Cotton Characterization stout a4c !;
Nashua, 2stc, Boston 25c Statewide, IS kc Prints
Mrrimsck, D, 2lc. spragns, aofc American, 2oc
Allen, Issc.' Amoskesg, lec. wamsutta i5,Sc; De
einshansIsncsscr s % S 3 & S GiasSow' & Vs.. hartford
22kc. cotionades-F. \ NJ, b7hc Union, A, 47Sc !;
samss Ss SnSe S sSS S. Nanss.9 keen CHEEKS Ss ysn
isc Dates. ioc coiorsd cambncs~w Washington, isc.
Victory, 4, lac Portland lie. rhrcad-coa.es 81 90;
FRuGurs were quiet, bu, irregular. Some demanded
amount could have been shipped al the lower rate W.
shipm mt OF cotton for the first time in long
period The engagements include Ito Liverpool -
hhds tobacco at lis Sd and, per steamer 200 boxes
cheese al 20s, 100 balls cotton at 3l6d and 81 900
bushels at Cd To London nast evening" II, 900
To glasgow % h6ds tobacco al a7s Cd Tne char, r.
brig 1900 quarters corn to Cork for orders, corn
IS Italian brig to Bristol Channel for orders, 30 Cd
a schooner 800 tons, from Turks Island 10 New York
IN salt, lac. per bushel
MOI ASKS was irm but quiet The only sale va hoard
NJ 50hc We quote s-Cenrfuga and mixed 3sc. a
a0c. clsyec 45c Sic musrosado, sc. CSC. Porto
Rico, 60c. a soc New Orleans, soc q 81.
NAVAL sroRxs-1he duncss and depression which
have characterized the market for spirits turpcntne for
days past superseded BY atoleraby active de-
mand and buoyancy, though the actual advance was
slight The sales were 900 bbs at sic. aukc.-now
held AZ about SIC with retail parcels commanding SO
10 soc. Rosins have undergone no material change,
with moderate sales at 81 IS - 80 for strained and
s2T - for common Tar was quiet at our last
quotations.
PHovrsinSs The pork market ruled frmer under \
more active inquiry from the trade and 10
tracts maturing this week, but prices without
marked Improvement mess having sold al s3i ps \,
and $50 asked a the cose against f3i % yesterday
There scarcely any speculative feeling and the sales
for future delivery comprised only small proportion OF
the whole business The sales embrace 10 900 bbls, at
t3i 62k s3l 95b for new mess go so $50 for old
mess and f26 25 s2S so FOR prime; also for delivery
IN July aud August, sellers and buyers option about
$500 bbls at f31 $50. The demand FOR beef
was very moderate, but prices were unchanged The
sales were about 200 bbls at sl6 $2 90 for PLAIN
| mess, aud vi 20 "a 20 for extra mess he 4
hams were dull and nominal in the absence Of sales
Ia on also dull and nominal Cut meats very nrm
with an advancina tendency The sales about 500
packages Al 13hc isc for shoulders and 1Tc fessc
for hams Lard vas quiet, but unchanged me sales
were aboat go packages including small lcts choice
The New York herald., 1866-06-29

the close Of 1856 Santa Anna entered into scheme 10
overthrow the Mexican empire and that ho had several
interviews with Colonel Aaseurs Santa Annas ageO In
Washington who gave him ample authority to transact
all business negotiations relative 10 the purchase OF YES
sells. &C., for the Mexican republic
Mr.. H. Canedos affidavit stated that or about the
9TH OF March last he present at Maseuras house. in
West Twentieth street. he had an interview with
that gentleman IN company with Mr. Montgomery and
M Ba who acted a. interpreter that while there, Mr
Maseura showed him ample authority for acting as the
agent OF Santa Anna and that desire expressed by
the former gentleman for the purchase Of steamer to
bring Santa Anna TO this country and that preliminary
arrangements were thereupon entered into for negota
ing said purchase.
Several other adAvis bearing upon similar facts were
also read
Mr. Jerome Ruck followed on behalr OF the plaintiff
and read the following afndsvit Of General Santa
Anna:-
Ciy and cour1y OF Nsw York-Antonio L. Santa Anna
being duly sworn saysI mot acquainted with parties
20 this action met Canedo the 2Ah Of April ~ st.
have never authorised Montgomery Canedo or anybody
else % purchase vessel for mo- In the brief
lssd Montgomery Or tsnsdo e Do anything ms Sa !.
the contrary wrote never wanted their services; Mont
goney aud CAnedo ade oers 70 Of all sorts OF possi
Bile heps foolish aud exaggerated that they were tn
torily. A. L. DE SANTA ANNA.
Sworr before me this l7h day Of june 1885, JoHS Nc
CLUsZr. Commiasioner Of Deeds
NJ. Buck also read other afdavts In support OF th
statement that Santa Anna had nothing whatever to
with defendant his agent, when Judge Grover tool
the papors and reserved his decision.
The New York herald., 1866-06-29
Commencement Services at Dartmouth
College.

The Commencement exercises at Dartmouth Col
lege in Hanover, New Hampshire, will begin on
Sunday, July Is, when a discourse will be
deliyged by President smith. On the evening Of
the day following the prize speaking viii be heard The
afternoon Of Tuesday the 17th will be appropriated 10
class day exercises and the evening address will
be delivered before the Theological Society by Rev T.
N. Kirk, ID. D. During tho forenoon Of Wednesday
George Hard will deliver address the Phi
Kappa Society and In the afternoon anniversary Of
the literary societies will take place including ad-
dress BY Thomas Russell and poem by Rev Elijah Kel-
iogg In the evening OF the same day the Boston Ger
mania band will give concert. On Thursday morning
there will be q meeting OF the alumni in the chapel
be followed by the Commencement exercises
The New York herald., 1866-06-29

Wheat was quist and nominaly unchanged. The sup
ply on saie was much reduced. Mers cannot buy ex.
oept Al concessions which seles refused grant, while
there WAS still NO inquiry for export The sales were
confined 70 IL 900 bushels at 81 20 for Chicago spring,
and prime white kentucky on private tcrins. Corn
came in in large quantities and depressed the market to
some extent, though prices were cnly about 1c. &C.
lower the Eastern demand having absorbed good pro-
portion Of the oerings The amount reported a. hay
Ing arsvcd was 60, 900 bushels, but known that
$50 bushels rounded the Battery before Change
opened The sales comprise 70 600 bushels al S9c o0c
for sound new mixed Western, S5c 85c. for unsound
do, aud 66c. for damaged New Orleans anoat. Oats
also declined Ic &C., with less animation in the Market
with sales Of Western at Ac. Soc. Rye continued
quct but rm with sales Of bushes State at 81 90
Barley and barley malt continued quiet and prices were
nouiinally unchanged In the absence Of business.
CoyFKx.-Aii descriptions continued nominal and In
active Holders Of Rio anxious 10 dispose Of
mon grades aud generally offered at low prices which,
however. failed 10 induce purchases The only inquiry
for primo and choice qualities, which were scarce,
and held too hieh for business We note the arrival or
Hcrzog Ernst with 5,3A bags Rio. and Gertrude with
2g4 bags do stock OF this description l3b 0a7 bags
CorruS dull nominal and Irregular with drcop-
ing tendency. The sales were mostly forced We
The New York herald., 1866-06-29
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.

BoNsoros-Nnsos the Rev Mr. Graves. at tho
residence Of the brides father CH.xs G. BoSiSgroS TO
coRDEIA NELsos, both Of Brooklyn.
BRySsAS-kgrcHuM- I'm Buffalo, on Wednesday, June
y, by the Rev. DR.. fneersoll GEORGE NJ BRxSsAN, NJ
BRApnuRS-DoRAS-0n Monday, June Is, by the
Rev Francis Trnnor, EDWARD BRApBrxs TO CATnASE =.
DoRAS, both Of this city.
BurLER-ARcHKR Wednesday, June ~ at tho
Washington avenue Methodist Episcopal church, by
Rev. Frank Bottome, DR. JoHs BurIER OF wilton Erng
ford Ireland 70 Aasn AncHER, only daughter Of Dr.
CowNG-TuGsor wednesday, June 81, at the
residence Of the brides parents, Sing sing, n r.. BY
avenue Baptist Tabernacle RrYus b. cowrso, Of Brook
lyn to HEsrrs A.. second daughter Of George Tugnot
Hssr-Hsr1rsoS. ON wednesday, June q By the
Rev. Dr. Adams, HARxos Hssss ESQ., 70 hrs T. j.
Kippxr-HAsvxr In Winamsport Pa, on Thursday
June 2s BY the Right rev. Albra wsdIey, rector Of
Shrss ehrren ~ daughter o ANDERSON ~ ~ y Ssw
Il, Iso,ws-nrasr- On Thursday June g. a, Ct rimothys
OF sng sing brevet captain United States volunteers 20
Esusn hAsD only daughter Of the late J P. Deane
Esq, and grand daughter OF John Norbury Esq or Up
ton fiall, Maccleshed, England
Sing Sing, N. Y, and Macclssled and ChapelenIe
s EnsanT ppsr. R''ss sss% on
27, by the Rev J. /. Lord WILLIAM MKroALFK 70 JENNIE
Thursday evening, June IA, by the Rev A. Goodrich
CHARLES = Muvs, OF Chicago, H., TO MARY r., eldest
daughter OF ID. u, Pter Esq of the former place
PARKKR--MooDy On Thursday, June 2s by the Rev
. g Bartholomew FRAsk PARKER 70 MARr b. MOODY,
both OF Brooklyn.
PIKE-FRsExAs-- --on Wednesday, June q, by the Rev
O. Brendepstcin, Of Congregation DBeth Elohlm Bosz
PIKE, Of Brooklyn, 10 Miss LsAa FRranas, Of South
Braintrce, Massachusetts,
RKr-LsvY-on Thursday evening, Juno "a At 20s
Eighth avenue by the Rev. Mr. Lyons, W. J. Rrr 10
vmarSA LEVY, widow of the late Commodore Levy, all
OF this city.
wgAvKR-KNHrtxucH.- : On Wednesday. June 90 by
the Rev. II Meeker. JAMES T. WEAVER . IssssLLA @ !,
daughter OF Martin Kslbfeisch, Esq, OF brooklyn
wARRxx-Coox-By the Rev. Mr.. Caagcr. Epxo~p
A. WARREN TO Mss Martha Cook, both Of Brooklyn. No
cards
The New York herald., 1866-06-29
,'ONTsiERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, June 2s-6P NJ.
Receipts packages. The market for pot
.eadv 1t IS a $s 25 but business continued light
owing to the small supply Pearl nominal at SIS
SIS
BnxApsru'ye. Receipts, o,lss bbs -four. 100 do.
corn meal 3eo3 bushels whes o5o4 do corn and 500
do. malt The market for State and Western -four wa
more steady than for days, scarcely any changes
having taken place yet prices Of the lower grades tended
in sellers favor and In rather better bar
the quotations annexed. Southern -four also ruled
steady, sales Of 900 bbls The market for Canada
-four opened steady but closed dull al the quotations
given below. Rye -four quiet, with small sales at
unchanged quotations. OF corn meal sales OF
ESQ b at IS 40 for Brandy wine, and IS for jersey
The New York herald., 1866-06-29
Commissioners OF Charities and Corree-
tiOn.

The Commissioners OF Charities and Correction held
their regular meeting yesterday, the President In the
chair Repeated complaints having been made to the
Board Of prisoners having escaped from Blackwcll's
Island by jumping into the water and being picked UP
small boats lying in wal, for the purpose, they submitted
the matter to District Attorney Hail. who gave opin
Ion that any unlicensed boat found towering about the
island could be SEIZED and that any boat actually used
suspected on good grounds Of being used eriia,e
ly might be seized whether licensed unlicensed.
prcsennent Of the Grand Jury received recommend
accommodation for prisoners In the rombs the space
In thai building now used as court rooms
be taken 10 enlarge the prison accommodation
ceved for the erection Of the Inebrae Asylum and the
1owest-thst of n G. Weeks 70 do the mason work for
SO 600 and John Marshall TO do the carpenter work
sgs 47-were accepted In consequence OF picnic par.
ties interfering with the routine and also trespassng and
inlurng the grounds at Randalrs Island resolved
10 refuse permission pleasure parties visit that place
for the future
The New York herald., 1866-06-29

The rain yesterday made the track OF the Fashion
Course unfit for trottng purposes, and postpone.
ment Of the ,rct for the 900 purse between Dexter
Geo NJ Patchen, Commodore Vanderbilt and General
Batter the consequence The sce had 70 90 over 70
Monday next on account OF the trot today between
stonewall Jackson OF Hartford, Panic and Dan Rice,
which T. for purse Of $780, ua beats, best three In
lvc, In harness
The New York herald., 1866-06-29

The Philadelphia Clearing House Association refuse 70
take the bills Of such State banks deposit IS do not
maintain redeeming agency recognized by the assoca
ton
The following the footings OF the last weekly stale
msnt Of the Boston banks compared with tho previ