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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23
WHOLE NO 1850.


THE FATAL Duel IN CALIFoRsiA.-
No event has recently happened in Cal
iiornia which produced a more painful
impression than the late duel between
General Denver, of the State Senate,
and Hon. f.. Gilbert, senior editor of
the late A liza California. The origin of
article rejecting upon the Governor,
and indirectly upon the officers Of the
Relief Expedition, who were despatched
by authority OF the State 10 meet the
immigration by the overland route.
This article called out card from
several gentlemen connected with tho
expedition. in which they asserted that
the offensive editorial ''pervcrted facts,
and attempted 10 turn a worthy and
commcndahlc act 10 the prejudice Of The
Governor"-that "tIe attack on the Gov
ernor could have emanated only from
an en9ious and malicious heart" To
this card Mr. Gl!her, responded, ,-1ssu-
ring, (as he expressed it) "these toa-
dies Of his eXccIlency, that th' ir indig-
nation, supreme and virtuous as it
might have been, looked more like the
eiervescence and !ro;h oipoltical hang
ers OH than the genuine article /" Mr..
Gilbert closed his article with the fol-
lowing language: "As TO the 'pcfvar-
sion OF facts We viii add that we ara
ready 10 vouch for every fact we have
stated ; and if any Of the gentlemen a.
tachcd to the train, or any other friend
Of the Governor, desires to make any is-
sue upon the matter, they know where
to find U.s."
To this apparent invitation to a per-
sonal issue, General Denver replied
through another card, that if the editor
Of The Ahd CaiJo,nia wished an issue,
he must take the trouble OF finding him
(Denver) he should not 90 out OF;
his way TO find any lackyusrd.' I'm
mcdia'cly altcrward Mr.. Gilbert pro-
cceded 10 Sacran cDto, and sent chal-
lcnge 10 Gen Denver, which the latter
accepted, and selected Wesson's rifles
as the weapons; fixing Tic distance at
forty PAGES.
With these prc'imnaries the parties
met at Oak Grove, near Sacramento
After The first shot, an unsuccessful at
tempt was made at reconciliation, but
the parties could not agree, and the
guns were reloaded, the word given,
and Mr.. Gilbert { II almos. instantly
The ball pierced thG abdomen, and pass
ed entirely through the body, coming
out on the right side opposite where It
entered. Mr.. GIherr survived but four
or five minutes, and without a word or
scarcely groan his spirit passed from
earth. The most intense sensation was
produced throughout San Francisco and
Sacramento at this shocking result Mr..
Gilbcrt's remains were brought to San
Francisco and inferred with military
honors in the Ycrba Duena Cemetery.
AS a last tribute OF respect 10 his talent
and worth. vast concourse of people
took part in the solemn funeral rites.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

THE GoLpEs RULr.-A distinguish
ed writer saws that there is but one
passage in the Bible where the giTls
are commanded 10 hiss tho men, and
that is the golden rule. "Whatsoever
We would that men should do unto you,
do YOU even so unto them
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

Mrs. Parting'on, in illustration Of the
provcrb that solt answer turneth away
wrath. says that ~, is better to speak
paraporical OF person than to be all
the time ninglng epi,aphs ut him, Tor
no good ever comes to nobody that new
~ speaks no good thlng.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

OLE BuLL.-The great yiolinist, has
purchased 1000 acres Of land in Pot
ter county, Pennsylvania, for the purpose
Of founding thereon a colony OF hi, Nor
wegiun countrymen. The vanguard Of
the enterprise, consisting Of some thirty
hardy looking men, had already arrir-
ed at Condersport, In that county.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

A Case Of Yellow Fever has occur
red in Brooklyn, l.. l., but it was u per-
son who had just arrived from Charles
ton where the disease prevails. Tie
man died with the black vomit.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

Surgeon Daniel &. Mcleod, Of the U.
S. Navy, a native ol Georgia, committed
suicide recently a, Pensacola, by cutting
HE throat.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

A Yankee has invented new and
cheap plan for boarding. One OF the
boar ers mesmerizes the rest and then
eats a hearty meal, the mesmcrizcd be
ing sati fled from sympathy.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

6J-A large Convention OF the friends
of Mr. Webster was held in Boston,
" ednesday, ana he was nominated for
the Presidency electors were nomina-
ted.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

Roanoke, the homestead cd John Ran
dolph, in Charl tis county, Vap was
.old on the 9th inst. for 81. 700 TO Wood
Bouljin, oI Richmond, Va.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

; There was man so anxious 10 make
a " noise in the world" that he lett
orders when he died, to have his skin
tanned and made into drum.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

The Rhode Island Industrial Fair and
a Temperance State Convention, will
take place in Providence this week Il the
latter on Thursday and Friday evenings
The Maine law is being vigorously en-:
forced throughout the State, and is do
ing much good.-Phiiadeiphia Sun.
Oh, dear Col. Wallace, how woiully
green you are, Notwithstanding you are
the handsomcst man in America.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

uyAn old Englishman defines an
ambassnd dor to be ga man sen, to tell
lies for the good Of his country
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

The Queen OF Spain is again reported.
by the Spanish papers, to be in an i'll
tercsting state.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23

niRogcrs, the poet is "a years old
and stll vigorous.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1852-09-23
e,Joseph B. Weaver, Esq. has pur-
chased the Atlantic House, for $4,000.

The MAINE ELEcTlos.-We give the
result for Governor in 306 towns. Hub
bard fails about 0,000 short oi an clcc-
ton. We also continue our table for
members Of Congress. Thus far, in
three districts, the Wing gain is 1896,
as iollows:-ln the 4ih district, 1890; in
the I'd, 1889; and in the 5th, 1851
Alter such result, who can doubt that
the State Of Maine will cast her Electo-
raj vote for General ScoTT. who is much
more popular than any Wing candidate
in the State ?
Our tables show the election of &C
Wings, and 65 Democrats to the Legis-
lature, in the lower branch.
Wo received last evening the follow
ing despatch from Portland:
ADVERTISER OrFicr, Sept l6, s p NJ.
MEssRs. ScHoULER e. Brewer -
ave have actual returns of 60 Wings,
20 Locos elected to the House, and 2l
districts not heard from, OF which 7 are
reported Wing. Senate, IA Wings and
Locos elected, in Hancock in doubt,
and 8 no choice, viz Cumberland, OK
ford, and Waldo. Wing members OF
Congress. and 3 Locos elected. ."--BJs-
ton Alias.
PIGpoNs.-The late Bishop Of Nor
wich, in his " History of Birds" relates
that 6ity-six pigeons were brought over
from a part of Holland, where they are
much attended to, and turned out from
London at hali-past four in the morning.
They all reached their dove-cotcs at
home by noon but one iavori,e pigeon,
called Napoleon, arrived about aquarter
| after ten o'clock having performed the
distance of three hundred miles at the
rate of above fifty miles an hour, suppos-
ing that he lost no, a moment, and pro-
ceeded in a straight line. 1t appears
from various trials that the possible
fight oi carrier pigeon is about sixty
miles an hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-16
City Intelligence.

MHEvTG OF THE CuBAv PRisosrRs--A meeting was
held yesterday al o'clock p NJ James III Hcarsey
President. at the North American Hotel oosacr Of
Bowery and Bayard street al which 10 was resolved
IThai each member wear small blue ribbon attached
piece o black attached to the left
Of their lost comrades dist
them moru hers Of the Cuban prisoners.
2dThat book be opened at said North American 1ote
in which ta places Of abode in tine city
when home shall be registered for the Of
giving to all who may feel interestedan
any way with the past the present, the future as
ates any momhe who have been lost or those WHO
had the good fortune return TO this Their own mucN
loved country Of liberty and equal rphta. .
The North American Hotel being selected as their head
quarters each member Is requested to call at least once
each day learn who has left for their respective homes
and for any other information.
BFAIH o. HrrRy GIBSON OF WAsfIISGroNs LIrE
GuARos-Icnry Gibson died suddenly yesterday ~ his
residence IN Orange ooany He was borr Feb il 1851
and was therefore hundred and years age
W. are informed that committee was appointed. who
will leave tis city about si, O'Clock hs morning for
Ne, burg fpsn whence they will convey the remains OF
the odd ye.s 10 this city. The body viii be Kept for
some days untN e preparations for the funeral are con-
pccd which oce, sion IL j. expected that all the Con
tincn0l Ccmyanoa # New York, Brooklyn Newark. and
mluiR will turn GU and accompany the reuihns
Of ths old revolutionary 70 their resting place 81 Green
wood Cemetery
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Madame Anna ThiIIon-Thc Comic Opera at
Eiblo's Theatre.

Last evening Madame Anna Thilon appeared Gaia
rina in the Crown Diamonds" Of Auber. at Niblos
theatre. The house crowded to ovcr1owing There
not standing She received with great
enthusiasm ana the applause hearty, and evidently
the resut Of appreciation for 1t given the points
whore she most deserved and not where the gnorent
ciqgurs often bcstow IT, She combines three charSc-
toritics which calculated to make any vocalist
cessful-she Is cha ming admirable actress.
aud very sweet correct singer She bas fine face and
bust and comic hunQr is portrayed in every feature Of
her countenancc Her voice does possess the compass
volume Of some other public singers tut IL has the
charms Of sweetness nau-e. and ease She
ful throughout and appaIded 10 the echo Everybody
seemed delighted The aupiencc a highly shonable
All wen dtesrcd one Seldom has any entcs tanment
paced of with greater 6c,a IL this city
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a-~-~--1----77--771-1 - -
MalIa for Laarnue.

TIE NEW YORK WEEKLY HERALD.
The British mail steamship America Capt shannon will
leave Boston tomorrow noon for Halifax and Liverpool
Her mails will c,osc in this city al and three O'Clock
this afternoon The NEW YoRK WIDELY HERALD will be
published at tee o'clock this morning. It's contents will
embrace all the news to the hour Of publication printed
IL French and English Single copies, in wrappers six
peuce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-16
HONTEsTEADs.


THE LEXINGTON MUTUAL LOAN AND ACCUMU-
law will hold their first public meeting at the Bulls Head
Han Of fourth street and Third
Tuesday evening the 18th of March, at hafPast
O'clock Shares $500; ENTRANCE Fee, 81; Monthly Dues
"A' JOHN PETTIGREw. President.
JULIUS A. CAEDEE, Vice President
Robert B. Lloyd, Theodore Martine X. Wright, John c.
Jaeobsehn VIM II. Adams John Darragh, Walter Dunean
Ralph Trsmbly. G. G. N. Briggs E. B. Fellows, John T.
Dodge, Richard Kelly.
VIZ. RosERrsoN, Jr., Secretary.
WV. II. ADAMS Surveyor.
EDMUND j. PORTER, Attorney and Counsellor.
Inc smse Of the Association now open At No 1858 Third
where articles Of the Association may be had gratis.
Rose Hill building and Mutual Loan Association will
hold Special Meeting on Thursday March H. at Union
at o'clock p NJ the purpose Of receiving sub
association Able speakers win be In attendance 70 explain
the practical details and working operation Of the assc
ton shares remain undisposed Of residents Of
the ward invited to attend Be hand-Reooect
JAMES H. SUDAN President l6 East TWEEN fourth at.
R0BTC ES Vice los East Seventeenth st.
CHARLES A. DAY. Secretary, ia Fourth avenue. -
Day % East street Jacob valentine 800
Aldridge Wenham Jr, llS Third Aanson T..
Brooks zS East street; William F. Trask,
orsrman SIEVE nteenth street and Third
James Kennedy S6 Third Richard Kelly Of
Third and street, Garrett Smith lS2
East Eighteenth street, Samuel H. Stubs II East Thir
Attorneys and Coun ors:-Busteed& Wilson; residence
us Broadway; office, IS William street.
NBSubserptions received at the ooo Of the Secretary
No ia Fourth avenue daiy between the hours Of and
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LACE lot OF Lake Land H. room you viii have TO pay
large ADVANCE Ten dollars In cash. with small monthly In
tament WI econ pay foE ten acre farm aad FIVE dol
lars IN oath, WIN email inInlmente amounting to twenty
i've dollars will ,ccure eight Village Of
farms. Apply 70 WOOD 2s broadway corner Of FULTON
street, md see his maps pamphlets. &c.
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THO p,cnyune.-LooIS ont FOR tho pIcovun

OF this week II will contain amount Of fun wit
humor and sentiment also unpublished chapter,
oerning the fate of the Pretty egar Girl MARY Rogers
The Pcayune will be iursed tomorrow. "wednesday
ornng For sale by all the bows Price cente
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Cont Ccyendar-Th,s nav.

SUPREME CoURT-spccial Term.-Nos. ID, 46, a. 60
A. 50, g. 169, 8, 2 Co. 90 81, GO, 80.
SuPxRIoR CouRT.-(Two branches. Mos. Dos 81 EST,
Sc. 100 GIL GA, GRE Gsl, 6s5 1922 693 694 sos COG
COS Co. 500, 6s1, sos 625, Cos to T30 inclusive
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that the meeting of the knickerbookr Building Association
held this evening In knickerbockcr jail Twenty
third Eighth avenue Both ladies gcntlcmen
are reqcested TO Attend full explanation will be deli
yited from all
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-03-16

The RETURNED CUBAN ExPEDITIoSIsTs.--A num-
Der Of the men who were engaged in the late expe-
dition against Cuba, and who have just returned
from Spain where they were sent as prisoners, are
wandering about the city, being without resources
and in great distress. We have recently appealed
to the Hungarian Revolutionary Committee, and
sometimes to the Irish Directory, to assist revou-
tionists and fiibst1os in distress. But the pre-
sent occasion. we prefer appealing to the Cuban
Revolutionary Committee, of which Beach s. Co.
were the most active members. 1t was through the
representations of the Cuban Revolutionary Com
mittee--and particularly the Beaches and the SIN
people--that these unfortunate men were induced to
embark in the disastrous expedition. Ought they
not to raise fund for the fiibusteros, to help them
in their disressl We advise every one Of them to
call on the Beaches for assistance; and if it is re-
fused, we must have an indignation meeting the
subject.
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SOCIETY MEETINGS,


n MEXICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CiUB-A RE
N guar meeting will be held at tho Repository, 35l
broadway on Tuesday, March III, At noon Subject-The
Peach and the Pear Trees Seeds crafts and cuttings will
Distributed Members requested to bring of
their best seeds &c. and exchange Strangers respect
fully invited Admission free to all.
n u. A-HANCoCK CHAPTER, NO. a. o. U. A.
~. The of Hancock Chapter, No. IA, o. u A.
hereby notified 70 meet the Chapter Rooms Wednesday
the 18th inst at o'clock NJ for the purpose Of attend
ing the Of late brother, Abraham d. Quick
Punetual attendance is requested. BY order.
A. H0RTONKEECH, Sachem.
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT BURIAL SOCIETY
The members of this society hereby notified meet
at Montgomery Hail. 20 Prince street, Wednesday
18th inst at o'clock precisely to unite in the cele
bration Of Saint Patrcks Day. By order Of
THOMAS O'BRlEN, Jr. General President.
THOMAS CUSHING, Assistant General Secretary.
II The members Of this Society are hereby notified to meet
Hail. 76 Prince street. at o'clock NJ precisely to join
in the festival celebration B-The members hereby
notified that the semi-monthy meeting will take place ut
tho Meeting Room, Thursday evening, 18th inst
JAMES HARRINGTON, President.
JOHN J. GRACE Rec. Secy.
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ducsd Saturday the l5,h February. Gentlemen in vent
Tat, supef.sr ~ stye aEd quality invited call
GJNIN, 10. 2i1 Broadway.
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the contracts ought TO staAd. But Senator Con-
ger tdemocrat) who furnishes the third report
goes into the details and infinitely criticses the
whole business. Ee portrays the indiputahly
unwisc, if not perfectly corrupt style in which the
lettings were gifen out, and winds up by recon-
mending the Legislature to administer a summary
and wholesome rebuke to those specializing politi-
clans who have determined to unjustly transfer the
people sxnoney to their own pockets. Mike Walsh,
the members of the late Canp, Board, and on the
coming up Of his resolution quite lively debate
may be anticipated. II is well known that several
Of the more conscientious members of both parties,
are opposed to this abominable scheme Of the
Sewardites and warm contest will be likely to
sue between the two factions.
In the Board Of Aldermen yesterday evening, Al
derman Tweed presented resolution apprcpriating
the of s. 800 for the relief of the Cuban prison.
ers which, after some discussion, was lost by vote
of nine to eight
The Board of Assistant Aldermen, last evening
concurred with the Board Of Aldermen, and passed
the ordinance in reference to the City Inspectors
Department. which had been vetoed by the Mayor
They also adopted resolution to appropriate 81 900
for the relief Of the Cuban prisoners who arrived
| few days since.
Two merchants of this city, named James and
George Watson, were brought on from San Francisco
yesterday, by two police officers Of this city,
QUESTION granted by Governor Hunt, charged with
running of with $4,000 in money, belonging te
James Morton. See report elsewhere.
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w detts cheap Dry Goods store, " Walker street.
Large size counterpanos only 49, worth " apiece extra
do do. l5s worth So double sbe linop two
yards vide A. Cd yard worth 81 do lin 81 napkins IT,
Cd. apiece worth e. Cd fine linen towels apeoe hns
Scotch diaper &C. apiece, worth pa superhno do lla
DO. bsi surertno black Alpaca yard - o.,
bne ahfrtng muffin 81 apiece, ~ yards, worth ~ nne
sieens do ysrd wide ca yard BY Che piose extesn-
p,rtno sltftnf Ia yards WIDE 0d worth s Sd; gent4
pcp hdkfs -. 3D. apeoe, worth do spperhue,
"a, 20, DO, A.; bsdics Sac linen dhfs ,s Apieos.
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DOUBLE SHEET.
The News.

BY the stcar-ship Ell Dorado, arrived yesterday
afternoon from Chagrcs, we have four days later
news from California than by the Daniel Webster,
which reached this port early yesterday morning
from San Juen de Nicaragua. By these steamers
We have datHs from
Sydney. N s. w. Dec. San Francisco. Feb. Il
Sandwich u ands Jan % Panama. ......... Mch.
Oregon. Feb. Chagres. .Mch. Q
Sam JOSE Costa Rica Feb 81 San j de Nicaragua Mch
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
gT SEE SEVENTH PAGE.
POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DoST OFFICE, CHATHAM SQUARE CORNER OF
Il East Broadwny.-Mals for Europe, steamer Amer
lea Letter bags will close Mt this office this afternoon
o'clock for Liverpool London, Ireland, France, all par
AARON SwARTs.
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A. H. Pride & Co.'s Express Mall for Cha
Panama United Pachc Squadron South Pacific
PORTS Sandwich Islands, China, California and Oregon, in
charge Of special steamship Sierra Neva
da will close at 2 NJ Wednesday 18th inst See adver
tsomeut. A. H. PRIDE Il CO., w all street.
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Tnfee Don@r Hats-sprng Fashion-lf
there be any Intelligent gentlemen who msled by
the deception Of high price believe that an article
consequently be OF superior quality inspection of the
subscribers silk moeskn hats will be
the most seepo that he sells for three dollars hat in
respect equal aud in greatly superior to those
sold by the Broadway haters s. 30 and s4 VIM BANTA
100 Canal, corner of Wooster street.
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Aston Housc has succ coded

after experim for many years producing liquid
Hair Dye which precisely the principle
as the natural colerng fluid injected from the the
capillary tubes Of the hair and is In fact chemically the
From five to ten minutes sufficient to white
red, sandy hair to brown black Instead
being injured it improved and whereas
other hair dyes scorch and shrvel the bre 1t i applied
and sold wholesale and retail CRISTADOROS wig and
scalp establishment, No. Astor House.
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B-Wse and purchase Cosars Exterminator. BIS
buy it ut No. "A Broadway. B-Trustfu, Nice, acfes
Ants and Bedbugs will leave B-Ware of Humbu g. fos
Costars the Genuine. B-Prudent and you will buy
Counteres B-Cause Costar has peddlers Buy Il a
COSTARS Vermin and Insect Exterminator Dep i, NJ.
443 Broadway, Wholesale and retail.
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PERSONAL.
DRY GOODS.

CUEAP GOOgS.-FRENCH PRINTS a. FAST CO.
~ lore at &ing per yard also, Lawns, print ted and
plain eoers at SAGE price together with description
Embroiderios, Hosi cry Linens and Domestic Goods ia,
rale wholesale and stail, at very low prices by
TIT. vANY a. CUTTING, 32i Broadwav
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Wigs and TOupecs-Bntchelor's new style
yet invented Those wanting superior article should
call at BACHELORS celebrated Wig Factory, No. Wall
street. where be found the best
IN the city. Cory the address.
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-BntcheIor,s celebrated LIQUID

Dycs-DutCHCTOIB
Hair discovered for eooring the hair
wtkers, the moment applied The wonderful ease and
certainty with which this ayorte and old established Hair
Dye performs astonishing 1t is for SALE applied at
BACHELORS Wig Factory, No. all street. Copy the
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CARn--G. BR0DIE, PkOPRIET0R OF THE NEW
n York nhntilla and cloak orc 81 &c nal and Lcni-
nard streets VIII oren on III. rday 18Th his styles
French mantilIas &c. sclectetf by himself In Paris
no rich varied Vee has yet
fred in the United States ladies VI do well 70 call before
INIT
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Passengers to California can obtain Through
tickets by the steamer United States, nneong At
Panama with the Windsld Scott At the oee OF Asssrs
Davis brooks Co., Is Beaver street, Of Jones John
Wall trect
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MO TROUBLE TO SNOW GooDs.-LEE, BREWSTER
IN g. Coy esteem il pie snre TO shov their stock printed
aicoes they have also ted department blcaehed and
brown goods which will be conducted equally extern
sye scale original Pr MT Warehouse a. Ceder street
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VNHE VILLAGE HOMESTEAD LOAN AND SAVINGS
Fund Association will hold public meeting on Tuesday
evening March 49, at ~ O'clock in Grand street Hall II,
Grand street. BY order. w A. KENT Pres,t
THOMAS N. HALPIN, Secretary.
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Cutting Hair and Whislsers sLlIfully,

BEAUTIFULLY and in entirely conforming the
shape and size of the head well the
Of the by HILL tho Inmitable Of Pine
Nassau streets.