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The weekly Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1866-1887, 1867-01-26
WEST,SE. FERRY,

NEAR OROVILLE. AT THE FOOT OF
~ Montgomery street. thorough repair and the
travelling pubic VIII find their advantage 10 crrs
H. point The rusis leading and from it are IN
tine condition and persons aiprosching Orovile rom
the wesi, viii II saving N distance this
Ferry NJ s. WEST
octoeo5ef 2slh, ls64-yL
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FERRY.--Perkins has got the deadwood on hi gh
water with his ferry arrangements, and will here
after put travellers DER the stream without regard
to the depth of water below. He has strung huge
wire cable high above the boiling food, and being
something of a'sailyer lad" has rugged forecas-
tie windlass on the bank above the highest water
mark Known to the traditions Of the most ancient
Diggers. 1t works.
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RoBBED.-A cabin occupied by Beu. Morris, a
woodchopper, above the Beef Ranch, recently
robbed of supplies valued at about sixty dollars.
This is the third time the same cabin has been
plundered within the past two months. So dexter
ously have these depredations been performed that
suspicion has fastened upon no one. Somebody
appears to have standing grudge against Mr..
Morris, that they are taking out in grub.
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SPECIAL EIECTIoN.-The special election for
this school district viii be held 4. the School House
to-day. Ii is simply for the purpose of authorizing
the Trustees increase the school facilities of the
district, by public expression of the people
qured by provision OF the school law. 1t is hop
ed that property holders and qualified electors in
the district viii take time to express their opinion
for the guidance Of the Trustees.
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ScHooL FuND.-lt is thought that the State and
county school fund Tor the year in Butte viii amount
TO about $ per census scholar. 1t is gratifying to
know thar NEST of the districts obtaining good
and oomfor table school houses.
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RETUESED.-R. Marchella, has returned from the
Bay with choice lot of liquors. Call and sample
them.
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WATCHES, WATCHES! WATCHES We have
just received new lot OF American Watches,
which are selling 1t San Francisco prices
HOWARD & Epson.
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DISTRICT COUgr-DEcEMBEK TERM.-SeXton,
Judge. Lawrence Dunn v. Richard Flood-Judg-
ment for defendant for costs of suit.
Winter v. Under Judgment for plaintiff for res
Tuition and possession of lot on Montgomery
street Oroville. and costs of suit.
Burt Y. Dunbar-Cause continued for the term
by defendant paying cost of term, to be paid by
Monday. Jan. 2S 1867.
Rideout, Smith & Coy Y. Board of Supervisors ct
ais Demurrer of defendant overruled and defend
ant given until Monday, January IS, 1867, to
swer. This suit is brought on the unsigned propo-
stion to surrender Butte county warrants.l
COUNTY CouRT.-Tho's Callow VS.. Creditors
Sheriff appointed assignee.
The People vs.. F. Rupert-Indicted for grand
larceny. Arragned; defendants demurrer to the
indictment argued, and submitted, and taken IN
der advisement by the Court; case passed for the
term.
John S. Morris VS., His creditors-order for the
assignee to sell property belonging to said insslvent
debtor.
The People vs. Pat Donnelly.-This cause was
tried before jury; the jury could not agree.
PROBATE GoURr.-The following business has
been transacted in the Probate Court the present
Ganuaryl term. Estate of McCartey, minors
Order confirming sale OF property entered. Estate
of G. ". WiniEgder-Final account report, and
petition fled order ente red and notices posted and
published. Is tate of \. f. Murray. Van Or
den appointed administrator. David Evans, NJ. II.
Darrach and 7. Fogg appointed appraisers. Es
tate of Mrs. MorriS.-Petiton and will fled order
entered and notice published. Estate of j. c. jag
gard.-0rder of publication of notice to creditors
entered.
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The sprightly conductor of the Midwife North
Californian paid our town visit the other day.
He was 50 captivated with our magnificent streets,
splendid public plaza, beautiful residences and
prolific and blooming gardens. that he continued
his pedestrian exercise until his irritable crop
admonished him to find resting place. Discover
ing a light issuing from subterrauean cavity on
Montgomery street, he entered and rested his
weary forIa in a rickety chair, at pine table. He
Immediately piled with larger by the attendant
"JeTksrs. dilapidated and indented trombone
sent forth its wheezy and asthmatie bass accompa-
niment TO the Chinese agony extracted from cat
gut extended over cracked violin. The youthful
and graceful Adonis sank into gentle repoSe TN
der she influence of the fetid atmosphere and king
Lager, and vas heard TO murmer-" This is Heayen
this is home,7 Finding that he had no money.
and had ieaiheaied his way hither on the cars. he
was violently elected from his heavenly retreat 4
tattered letter envelope fell from his pocket upon
which was scrawled-"Trip To 0roville. Chola-
gogue, George. cobbe-st0nes. ague. glorious home
sanetum, etc. He CROPPED his devious winding way
10 his he'd II the Union Hotel. closing his windows
and blo,cing out the Gas There was a dead Mud
william on Jones hands in the morning. He died
with the oroyiile agGe, OF course he did \ coro-
ners inquest sat his jacket, but couldn't find a
cent Mr.. BinneY kindly returned the unfortunate
dea6head 10 his home in NJ. Vile the following
DAY
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SNow.-The cold night Of Thursday last brought
the low down on the foothills, and it gstened
and ehmmered with dazzling brightness in the
warm rays CT Fridays sun. Daring the storms of
the past week or two, It was not uncommon for the
la Porte stages 10 come in covered with spriak
ling of snow.
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The rR.pE.-The dry goods, grocery and hard
ware stores Of oroville are filed with merchandise
and everybody appears to be busy as bees. y few
days Of pleasant weather TO improve the reads
leading 10 the mountain districts, viii ill cur
streets with the life aud hustle O. business
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OroviIle Lodge, I9I, 1. o. Of G. t.

The regular meetings of this Lodge are held on every
Sunday evening at their Hail. Orovine J. NJ.
Clarks Store. All members in good standing are inyit
ed to attend. II. A. CRAIG, W. c. I.
G. W. SOVEREIGN W. f. S.
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TIE Board Ct Supervisors OF this county VII
meet on Monday. the aih day Of February next.
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So
FRANK MULTNER, Proprietor.
Huntoon street. orovie. opposite the Stage Company
Stable.


IIAVIyG JUST REFITTED MY LARGE
III and well arranged Livery Stable with Corral at
taehed beg leave inform my friends and the public.
that intend carry the above business III ali its
branches
Carriages. double and single buggcs, saddle Horses
etc. always ready.
Ny Buggies Harnesses. etc, are al new, and OF the
latest style.
Particular attention viii be paid to transient travel,
and to private boxes for Stock O Fancy Horses
Strict attention given he purchase or sale OF all
kinds Of stock.
Cor-als and Sheds arranged Tor accommodation Of
al kinds Of losse stock
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NALgNTINEs---A good assortment at Simpsons
Bank books, School books, and Stationery, at less
than San Francisco retail prices.
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I.yte, who has opened stock OF stationery at the
Post Office.
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HONS AGAlN.'-Capt. H. Is. HINT, an 0rovil-
ian, bat fer some time past, in business al Sacra-
mento, is At present visit to his home.
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PArERS.-We are indebted 10 Alex. Simpson, Of
The Oroville Bookstore, Agent OF Wells Fargo L
Co., for down river papers.
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MARRIAeE AND CELIBAcI.-An Essay of Warning and
instruction for young men-also diseases and abuses
which prosrzse the vital powers. with sure means Of
etnt free of charge in sealed letter envelepes Al
dress Dr.. J. SkiMn Houshton. Howard Association,
Philadelphia, Pa
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GROCERIES.
GEO. c. PERKINS,
Corner Myers and Montgomery Streets. oroyilie
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, WINES,
Liquors. Tobacco. Cigars, Etc.
II AM DAILY RECEIVING. AND KEEP
constantly hand fun and ample assortment OF
the best and freshest goods my line of business
sisting Of
California Meats,
Butter and Lard, Cal. and Eastern Cheese.
Flour and Corn Neal.
Grain of all Kinds.
Tobacco and Cigars.
Wines and Liquors,
Teas, Spices.
Preserves, Pickles,
Fish, Etc.
Comprising full assortment Of Family Groceries OF
al kinds.
Also, Forwardins and Commission,
Highest cash price paid for Farmers Produce Of sl
kinds
find it TO their advantage to give me call
before purchasing my facilities purchasing
equal to any House this side Of Francisco and
determined not TO be pndersoli.
Once Ophir Steam FIGURING Mills.
Also
Agent Pacific Insurance Company,
the best and thoroughly Reliable Company on the
the Pacific Coast.
JOSEPH BLOCH,
w HOLE SALE AND TAIL
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, PRODUCE,
Wines. Liquors,
Tobacco, Cigars, etc.
Opposite Wells, Fargo & Cos Office Montgomery
street, Oroville.
KEEP CONSTANTLY ON HAND. A
fun and large assorted stock of every article my
ne OF business and daily receiving fresh supplies
l sell none but the best of
FAMILY GROCERIES,
The Choices: California Cured Meats,
Teas, Coffee.
Ranch Butter. Isthmus Butter,
Pickles Preserves,
Spices Corn Meal
Extra Family Flour, ETC.
Dealers will find it to their advantage to examine nv
els Cash
paid for Hay, Grain Butter end Eggs and for all des-
crlpt1on OF Farmers Produce.
Forwarding and Commission.
Office Chico Flour Mills. Also, Agency Of Anaheim
Wine Growers Association
J. M. CLARK,
FAMILY GROCERIES,
On Myers Street,
Between Montgomery and Bird. .Oroville.
II AM PREPARED TO SUPPLY FOR
Z Cash all goods i'll my line. cheap the cheapest
Give call and satisfy yourselves. My stock con-
sists in part follows:
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, BACON,
Lard Butter,
Cheese Barley, Flour.
Corn Meal,
Teas Coffee Wines, Liquors,
Tobacco Rope,
Nails Shovels. Coal OIL
Salt etc, etc.
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Magnolia Water.

A TOILET DELIGHT SUPERIOR TO ANY
Cologne, used to battle the face and person, to
der the skin soft and fresh, to ailay Inflammation
to perfume clothing, for headache. &c. 1t is man
ufactured from the rich Southern Magnolia. and is
obtaining patronage quite unprecedented. 1t is
a favorite with actresses and opera singers.
II is sold BY all dealers, at 81 90 in large bottles
and by DEMAS BARNES Il CO., New York
Wholesale Agents.
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BORN

In San Francisco Jan. sd, the wife of ". G. Jones
of son
At Iaporte, Jan Isl, the wife Of Timothy Mc,lahon
of daughter.
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DE- J. T. GIRBoS.-Tlis celebrated physician. since
his return from the hospitals Of Europe is effectne
San Francisco We personally acquainted with the
doctor and know him be responsible: and from his
long practice various parts OF the world he mnst
have acquired extensive and familiar ACQUAINTANCE with
the aaa<es he proposes treat his medical
tice on the fourth page Of our paper
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HoPE The AFFIICTED.-1n another part Of this
paper viii be found the advertisement Of the celebrated
Institute established by J. c. Young in 1860. In this
age of deceit and eharatanis- i, is boon to the s
erirg point ont TO them where they Of OBJ
tanning the wished for and relief Under Of
the skillfu doctor the sick and troubled can dives
themselves of their burden OF shame. lay aside their
cross and health and happiness you sick
trouble. do hesitate-7ead the advertisement and
and follow the advice. Do not forge. the number
the Of directing your letter Consultation Of
fee CSC Washington street, San Francisco.
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DISEASED LUNGS greatly on the increase in this
country. The sudden changing of weather, has done
much give rise consumption But there thou
sands of who bring it on by their own impru-
dence such wearing damp Clothing. and going from
the into the cold air and checking the per-
SEPARATION, which irritation of the lungs and then
matter phegm Will collect. which nature will Try to
relieve by coughing up TO prevent pustules from form
ing If nature does not raise the matter with ease and
stop this inflammation tlbercles will form, and
consumption will soon follow Aliens Lung Balsan
will cure and prevent thousands of Of ccnsump
ton if il is only taken time. For sale by
LANGLEY, CROMWELL ( CO..
San Francisco.
Also by the dealers in Family Medicine generally
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A FAMILY MEDICINE.-Davis Pain Killer is a
purely vegetable compound, and while it is most
efficient remedy for pain, it is perfectly safe med
icine. even in the most unskilful hands. For sum-
mer complaint, or any other form of bowel disease
in children or adults it is an almost certain cure,
and has, without doubt been more successful in
curing the various kinds of cholera than any other
known remedy, or the. most skilful physician. In
India, Africa and China, where this dreadful dis.
ease is more or less prevalent the Pain Killer
is considered by the natives as we'll as European
residents in those climates, sure remedy. Sold
by all med cine dealers. In nj
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Orovi1le Commandery. No. 5. Knight Templers, meets
at Masonic Hall the Second and Fourth Wednesdays of
each month. E S. RUGGLES, E C.
GEO. C. PERKINS, Recorder.
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Agent Of Wells. Fargo & Co.'S Express and Caifornl
State Telegraph
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MARRIED..
AT Quincy. Piun1as county. January 10th, C. D. Bel
lows to Laura B. sharp
In Antelope township Tehana county January 6th
John s Stephenson to Ellen Doweu
At Red Bluff January 14th, John Aberty to Elizabeth
J. Purkison
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DIED.
Al Red Bluff. January 18th, Laura N wife of John A.
Dovner, aged % years
At Stringtown, January 18th, Mary Jane, wife of j.
W Woodnan. aged IS years.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4. HOWARD,
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Car Wheels, Hydraulic Nozzes,
And all other kinds of Machinery ard Castings of all
descriptions made order.
A good assortment of Fence Patterns, suitable for
Grave Yards, jus, received from the East.
All work done guaranteed First Class and reason
able as any other estahshnlentin this State.
Second hand Steam Engines of different sizes for sale
THEOPHILCS LoCHER.
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SUPREME cOuaT-GtxEaAt TERN.
The Garmausville Reservoir Controversy
No DecisI0ns Rendered.

The cnrmapsville Reservoir Controversy
No DecisI0ns Rendered.
Before Judges Leonard, Clcrke and Miller
hh sour assembled al enc O'Clock p N. yesterday
md large number OF lawyers pressn, expecting
thai decsons would be rendered. M Justice Leonard
having taken his sea that owing 70 hts being
nna1ls to confer with Of the Judges who sat at
General Term during the June session, decisions had
1eQp rendered ~ heard at that time.
Ibe Of the People VS.. Fred A. Hackley and Ben
1snatp g. Wells tue Croton Aqueduct Bosrd, which
Ina been already fully reported In the HERALD, came np
yesterday before ns court This IN application FOR
WTt Of mandamus Compelling the C0t0n Board " award
contract ~ the REALTORS for the cOostruc ion OF Hs
Service Water Works at Carmansvils. On the former
hearing The brought az Special Term, but
she court denied the notion and u came up yesterday
appeal from the decision denying that appca ION.
The realtors claim tina, they emitted tho award
because they ,he lowest bidders IN answer TO he
advessemen for proposals. ssued by the CrotoD Board
s claimed BY the RESPONDENTS that by ne fosrth sse-
Sion Of the act OF 1868 they vested with discretion
which authorizes them, their pleasure, 10 refuse
award the person applying for he same
anA that the application should have been against
members Of the Crotop Aqueoact Road Instead Of
against the ''Croton Aquaduet B2srio ras took
NE papers aud reserved its decision
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sol sizih Avenue q . plumbers shop. was yesterday
ssoushs Asfors Justice Dodge ct the Jsserson Market
Police Court, on rather singular charge. From the
facts Of the case would appear that the accused vas
subjected series Of asnoysnces from boys ethsrs
aud IN order TO ~ square some Of the supposed
offenders Il alleged that hs dxed box eonta ming
loaded pistol with hs intention q shooting whoever
would cone IN contast With r. Yesterday norang boy
named John Nc ,sfrsy WHO 10 employed appseu-
es the shop when In shs act Of removing the cover
Of ths in which the pistol was placed caused II 20
explode and the contents vsrs lodged in NcCanrey 9
leg I've Aootors called II and underworld 70 nd
the ball BY probing sAs vssnl bot without effect The
sseussd ssmnl1sd 70 awaitthe result Of is1uris&
Awircu CAsk-Owsn Tinssan was brought before
Justice Mansfield yesterday and charged with stealing
watsh from CashsEss Tucker. No James street II Is
alleged that Oven paid VISIT 10 complainant at her
residence remained shsys about twenty minutes, asd
altar he had gone away the property In susssion was
missed. when arrested, although he denied all know
ledge OF the property, on being searched 70 said the
Misfisg article found In the leg or his boot The
magistrate committed him 70 answer.
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BROOKLYN cOUR rs.
SQUIRT Or SESSIONS.

Acquitted aud Rearrested.
Before Judge Dksmap aud Justices aov and vo"shees.
Nsvyfs Baer young about eighteen years Of age
vas sried yesterday the charge Of grand larceny.
yrsn the evidence for tbs prosecution, appeared that
N tho latter pan Of May last party named Cassidy
hired . horse and buggy from sir. whi;ty. OF Revins
street, for tho osiensible purpose Of going 70 Central
PARK. Mr. whitty, however, saw shis Cassidy and 'ae
prSsener driving 10 Clinton street . short tine alter
wards II further appeared that Baer drove 10 the
place Of Mr. Bos ART auctoneer at The corner Of Will
lam ana Frankfort streets New York and delivered 10
him note purporting 10 have been xrittea by tr
0tmstead OF BROOKLYN, 10 which tine later requested
him sell the horse aud buggy snd reurn the proceeds
or eaie by the prisoner boEa, snspeoting nai all
saic bat sent no money, wnereppon Basr VISITED 0s
place again with another notc and 10 the same eheet
wsn the addition that he llr was siek. or he wonid
eome over himself Detective Denton, o. Brookiyn Was
then informed of ihe matter aud In order 10 accomplish
his purpose enclosed several pieces OF blank paper IN an
,spveiope and directed TO 'Nr 0msead He gave 70
20 the prisoner, and sfter foowlns him ecrais d-
saaee him. One OF the wines es for the pro
oosuon that he Bser open the nyeiope aud
throw away, after retaining small piece which con
tanned wntiug. There was no testimony Tor the
defence Counsel for the prisoner Mr. Jonu 81. Flynn
moved that the be taken from tbe jury on the
ground that there no conversion by tue prisoner
Mat the crime not consnnnae ed aud a. meet there
but attempt NJ larceny tnat there most ee es-
dence that Baer actually or coo~raenveiy dd aid and
aoes IN the fsoni0us taxing o. ths properly to warrant
his convection PRINCIPAL TIE prusecs on had aisd
20 prove that fact, ana consequeutsg tie jury lad
nothing TO pass upon. Judge DikeMsn overruled the
and let the msttsr 10 Tho jury 10 de,ersne.
The Jury returned a verdict of not gaiity where pon
Baer r.slsd-iDis time ho oharge OF reeev
ting stolen goods
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

Al orn Aoor.rxr.xcx IN A Nzw Cesa.crxR -srms
-, - - -. -, : - = ,.,,,,.-. -.
~eeS ago man 'nen giving n's hs"e ~ "'H" r'ss-
els Nehady appeared before Justse Hogan and made
.
,--,..,s. ,u"-.... ,,..".
- ,s,.u. 49, -. '-.,.. -
- -,.s. go '"1 ,n"'
,, s, - ~aS s'' ~as'.. ~ '"a' !"
oS Mehsdy hs, he d,.m SEQ ~ osn.,s, snS ,"l
tne merchsntu he would prefer . cLsrse Of perjury
against Mehsdv he would entertain IT, This howevor,
not done. and the young msu was allowed 70
depart but yesterday he resppcared before Judge Hogan
In charge OF Onncer ORnsrse, OF the FInh precinct
under the OF Jenn Henry. Ia appeared that The
pr sonrr roomed with Michael Nolan IA No SO Watts
street and daring the absence of the later Henry,
he pleased 10 call himself collected cothips pawn
sickes for gold watch, gold rngs aud o,hsr
snucles .nuoa ~ al =, ~" ~, os'onsins 10 ms
Srrsnw,ch street aad ,skeu in charge by IN. oi.esr
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eaEzoa pLsAs--cRanaEas.
The Requisition Of Levi Ignored.
Before Judge Brady.

The KeQutsttS0n OF LEVI IHHOFtu.
Before Judge Brady.
N re the Nate, Of Marquis Levi -rhis case. which
has been previously reported In the HERALD, was decided
yesterday, The petitioner Levi asked for his discharge
On q writ Of habeas corpus he arrested short
time since charge Of haying obtained BY nse repre-
sensations $4,000 worth of goods from the Grin Of
AsaRher, rrappe Co., Of San Francisco, and
yes,ed requsition from Governor Lowe. Of OaIi.
forn.A The adjourned last week aocount Of
the absence Of Governor Fenton. Inc offence with
which Levi was charged was, und the laws Of Ca +
eornia, misdemea and this ate felony. The
ot discharged tie prisoner Yesterday the Governor
Of New York State having refused . warrant, On the
ground that the offence is nol e0mon law misdeiean
~ under the u ~ Of this State
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BANKRUPT COURT.

n ne Matter Of NatsasisI u BisAsp.-Ihe srst meet
NJ Of sreditors In shs 10 have taken place
yesterday in accordance with the srder sf the sours
The Register for The purpose Of taking proof Of
dsass and for the choice Of assignee bat a. tho
Denger had return sndes the warrant issued e.
hn, theie adjournment Of the proceedings Till
Me "a Of August, at twelve o'clock. fae examination
pFunies be interesting, wAl IN all probability
fsvea IN reference divorce and other sus In
n0D State eourts
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BOARD Of ALDERMEN.

~ Extending the Second Avenue Tracks.
The Board yesterday afternoon st tive o'clock; in
the absence OF ,he President Alderman Iosw called
10 the chair.
resolution presented and referred 70 the Com
niitee Streets authorizing the Second Avenue Ra H.
road Company to extend their tracks In sixty -thr 4
street, between the First and Third avenues.
Mr.. William b. Astor sent remonstrsnce against
The passage OF resolution that hirythird street. be-
tween Madison and rKth avenues be paved with the
Nicholson pavement He Gays he is compelled u pay
any Whatever for street pavement he woud
prefer the Belgian pavement Which referred 70
the Committee Streets. ~ ~
The Board then adjourned.