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to Havana to procure evidence aud in the
os.a TINS a : s s:
by another Spanish frgats, and In this way the in
suit and injury are never acknowledged stoned for
Gag and our honor have been nsuted and the right
Of search practically asserted We have fun confidence
premises. The letter of Capt, Gray Is as follows;
STEAMSHIP Ell DORADO, HAVANA, March 8, 1855.
SRI have to report to you that the night Of the
. place. %y ~S the from United
mails and California passengers, / was ed at,
and brought to, by the Spanish frigate Zero.
night beautifully clear, with smooth and light
breezes from the south and east At twenty minutes
b.
and few minutes Afterwards q ship was seen our
port bow with her head to south west and courses
forward Of the beam, and distant from half to three
quarters OF mile without signal Of any description,
from the ship on port side abreast Of fore rigging
Immediately ordered the helm put sarboard, and ran
down towards her intending to pass under her stern
she fred a second shot, which passed but short dis
lance the port wheelhouse from forward to aft
them, and ranging up under her stern asked what he
wished He replied By asking what ship i was, and
vana lie then told me to back and wait. After stop
ping minutes again hailed and asked him what he
all night BE answered by saying he would send boat
alongside which he did. When the officer came on
board, he requested to tho papers. showed him
from the United States consulate at Aspin
wall, and also the bill Of health; after reading which,
he told me could proceed 80 soon as the boat got
short dsrsnce from the ship. The detention of stopping
beng about forty6ve minutes besides running out Of
my course
/ would further remark that during the whole night
my signal lights burning bright and clear aud that
pursuing my at distance Of fully eight or
ten miles from any land and without the intention Of
violating the Laws Of any country. remain, with re-
spect, your obedient servant, ALFRED g. GRAY.
W. II. RoBHRrsoS, Esq, United States Consul.
We, William Brown, second mate, and Joshua H. Wal,
cot passenger Of the steamer FL Dorado which arrived
yesterday morning at Havana from Aspinwal do here
by declare that the statements contained in the fore
going report signed by Alfred g. Gray captain of said
steamer, true and correct said Brown was, when
the took place. the officer Of the deck and
said Walcott was also on dock part Of the time
WILLIAM BROWN,
j. II. WALCOTT
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Ship Pampero at San Francisco Goth inst 60 days
from New York to Cape Horn; around the Cape with
fine breezes which she carried to the on
until within days. when
experienced heavy NV gale which split sails stove in
hatch, and did other damage.
Ship Sweepstakes hence at San Francisco 2lst ult lett
Sandy Hook Oct n; crossed the Equator Nov d. Ion 80 90
the Straits of e Marie Dec "a crossed the Equator In
the Pacific Jan 49, "a days from New York Lose the Sc
trades in lat 80 NJ Jan o. and after that time had
cesson Of Gains and light and head winds until on ST.
perenced heavy gale from NV split sails and lost fore
toga yard HAD moderate weather the entire voyage;
IL days New York; reoed topsas only twice
and topgallant furled only until the late
gale Did the NE trades from the Equator port
Ship Southern Cross do I'D ult 90 days from Bos
Horn where she experienced strong gales for
days Experienced moderate weather from Cape Horn 70
the Equator which she crossed Jan 3lst Ion Ill 49, In
lat took very light winds and Gains which continued to
lat N when ste experienced fresh breezes from Me- On
the 18th ut encountered heavy gale from NW split sails
&c
Ship Bald Eagle at do sd nit was 81 days from New
York Cape Horn the Cape II days in heavy wealth
Was 81 days from New York to the Equator in the Pa
cc which she crossed Jan 2th in lon III o. after which
had light winds and calms-most Of the winds light
the and westward For the last three days
had heavy NV gales.
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Sac JUAr. Nc)-In port March II brig Eastern StA.
sIAEGnAH-sd Dec % ship Golden state Bsrstow. New
York (and probably got TO 2eth.)
to-. Tor 4 2. issss
SnyREA-In port Feb IL bark suItana Watson, for BIOS
'os Dec Sas Home aGa 90 srs Boston
ST. JOINS, Mat about Feb Is schr jane Bsnson Now
Enterprise, Peadlesos, Rchmond 81, srss Psi.rso Pc
tessoI, BALTIMORE; 9Th; Porter, saltsr do
Ga sth, ship Alma, clifford, liverpool D'' ~"
SYDNEY. NsW-Arr Dec ii ship Flying Duschrnan, Hub
TotIor1fn port Feb ship Anna TIT Linseo.t, uno
Herculean, Chamberlain, do; brig Martha Kendall Plum
msr from wiiI hd Ts S s bark Daniel wb,as1
sna days to load for Boston.
VERA cRvz.In port March SeTss Ssnuspss Maf ss
for the Aacrane load guano schr Calvin Stevens M
ohOis' from New orie1H acme Ports.
SAN TRANCIsC0-Arr Feb IS bark Cyans, Bqrmeister
Hong Kong 66 days brig Churchn Ellis, DO W schi
sS.s sy%niy 80 pa psns. M ISL n .s
Pampeio Cosgns New 1885, 2Ist Sweepstakes, Lame
BS%p la I'm s sSS
fssa . pSss sri ss
rss Boaeaas N via PasasSot %. Me..
Sud Fr Haursr, Hayre l6 Ida Ham ksiIer Newcastle
1861 bsrks Niagara r) johnson glasgow I5O Euphrsse
Br Laird London $50; brig Mary Jones' barnes Sydns
Arr steamer sierra Nevada, Biethen San Juan del SUI
days. ships Southern Cross Hoyes Boston la I'd BAL
h DO @ sali
Kong brig Grecian Nissan, sydney 81 Tahiti ~ th
Sid 18th ships Winged Arrow, Bsarre Mnils palms.s
Hunter, China; bark Maehoon Br), Putt Caao; th shi
Cid i7th bark Frances Palmer Patty Honolulu 10Th
Boston gSrss IN rses @sh rns li, AIR.
Gusymas.
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r. s:s %
Gss 4 PP.a;
s. ;s ss w:: 6. s,srs: ~
y 20 e 81 ssw Ss
ysv boat with oars H. apparently but short time in
v 5s,s 5.sy s
'ssssS ssss 'S.s s.l
pilot 'i from new .si'f;
n. as n:s A.sss with
with sf
Sssss sss Ss:: s Ki Ri 3
With ussr and
fsss as SsaSy
20 with and molasses Aqurre Galwey ves
Brig Isas !sfT,snon 5rs. M.s,s..: 4 days VIZ, q
ioan es spoke brig Leni Of Passport steering bys
sugar &C. master. Experienced heavy weather the
Bris Roderick Dhu (Br McNsal Pictou days. with COAL
Albatross
from Nassau MP, with coffee, pmento, &C. to Henry
Experielsed heavy weather Feb Is Ia. q TO- lon y n
w. ihP
gone rently waterlogged; board could not
make ont the name the first letters "a Ii" she
had poop deck painted whitc March while lying
to in heavy gale from WNW fell in with large quantity
of barrels and pieces of Aiips bulwsrks.
sehr Col Saterl Stubbs Charleston with cotton &C. to
sehr Ashland, Birch, Norfolk, with corn to Cunning.
ham.
Sehr War steed, Pratt, Norfolk for Portland.
Schr Is Mahoney, Roberts, Philadelphia.
Schr Sea Witch, Hawkins, Philadelphia for Boston.
Sohr Benedict, Roberts, Philadelphia for New Haven
Schr Thomas Potter, Bray, philadelphia.
Schr Mist Dssoswsy Georgetown
Steamer Georges Creek, eager, Baltimore When about
100 miles down Chesapeake Bay into by schooner
during dense fog and obliged to put back to repair
RETvRNED-The brig Henry Guild (of BelfasC Anderson,
hence for 0porto 9th inst returned to port to-day having
the night and days Of the 10th and llth lat IS
the decks OF everything moveabe mainmast lost
mansa split sail sprung aleak and while yingto under
drag shipped heavy and supposng the vessel would
threw overheard the of to tighten
during which Of the badly frozen and another
badly injured.
Ship Catharne Andrews from Charleston arrived yes
terday experienced cor slant gales from ENE to NNE
Schr RobeI yesterday from Franklin La had
very heavy gales; sprung Leak split sails, &c.
NeaI olitan brig Eusa yesterday from Messna exps
renced severe weather. lost orcopsaan mast sprung
topm asst. rails, dc.
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The FL Dorado Outrage The Facts Of
the Cnsc.

tIicm the Washington Union, March ISL
lie BRET sllsion maze by us on yesterav 10 the late
outage won tie steamer ri Dorado by spanish frigate
ossed upon notial Intelligence but well au hen
utaed bay felt authorized to rcy upon i,s correct
ness, we hsys been favored by the state Department
NHh coPy o. letter Of Captlin Gray the command
= ~ e ~ Dorado addressed TO the acting Ame-i.
can e98t ,ia, y Havana, which we publsh bslow
eha nh'c0 i1iy suilsins The account on Which az
con hens ~ yesterday vtEe maze. The insult a. our
nss YES hs5eh' wholly unETOVokei and with
OUT tne .hsg9s y Pahaiion An armed saepish
man oiwar cehbtra,sly frs two shols a, a,a ~
our regular mail steamers sops her onshrr vovsss ~
force, ard &C mpes her 70 sabTit 10 search by ss,,
ish Official II henlt to conceive OF grosssr ont
rage iron our pa'lonnI nag ot deliberate insult
TO our national tonor bolder assertion az bo ~,
OF seltchp II the case takes TIE usual corps 81
fae'stNil be forwarded g. Madrid where TIE sns,i.e
government VII be called upon Tor sso,r,,ior
The spsnlsA goYsrrsnsot viii claim tns 70 ,.ai
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MARITIME INTELLIGENCE.
Port OF New York, March 10, 1855.
CLEARED.

CLEARED.
c.aosn sIpo en
Ship sycrdGsh, osgood, San Francisco, sutton Co;
S isasf 'ia :s1i SS ssl''" son
s h1%,WIfi s a1 si'I gs:t
~ Sehr Chelsea Lowell sasua Ia Grands ID Br0okmsn 4
Sch. Davis sealn,p saya1nsh Scranton T.l%sn
schr Sarah Elnsbstb, Smith, New Haven. master.
sshr Julia SSs' wsSS oS NiT B assa H.vs
sshr Daniel ws s,, Perry; Bristol master.
sr ahSss iana aS progds,ss %sS
ARRIVED.
hip North ern Leht Tinkepsugh San Juan, Me-
fs a. ss FfS; .ss
for Aspinws 18th on Egg Hsrbcr saw ss,s standing
same date g PM me. steamship Crescent CITY hence for
stsamship cssawSs shufeldt New Orleans via Havana
rh e. va mf a. snd o pss s
E.s Dudley, f from Ms,an,s: for Bristol, RI
ship NsaiSTdloi 9o.,oR RsPs. Ians Sept H. passed
sess.sy s1sSs "a i';% Z Ii i man:
s. . me. ss from FOR
inst, Ia. % 2 Ion q 20 spoke bark Abssgn from STRAIT.
"Fcrp,S Psins : days hence Tor Porto Rico: ~,
E's eda: c s sS,nshss Pee lon Wis
Edward Nsr..on. ordinary seaman o, rro,nsst0wn,
ss as% 4. ,ssa ss as s or
IL, I, pss Ssrs, q s p
Dr. shs zion, :.:a singapore Tor LSnd0n 2s. n The
Straits of Sunda. spoke BI R SWmon IRON MAhIs- IVr
Nell onrns aad IN sr ats Of sunes .noke pgth bark Mon
tos from Batavia for Amsterdam; Jan TO- lat ~ ~ Ion ~
40 y, tignased Br bark Dudtrook bound Westward 18th
lat IS 20 Ion 20 20 T. smoke DR. Brit Mira for London 18th
inst lat ~ ION, len e. W. spoke bark Cherokee ~ days
ship Brewer Tbrsne Canton ioe days With teas silk,
&c 10 oily plant sons Feb 10 the equator spoke Br
hip Jctn Daves from Liverpool for Melbourne with emf
granite next day passed ship John lawson OF Whtby -
hound s. March lat 20 co. spoke brig Ocean Bride from
lalfsx for Jsgo Cuba, sne sent boat on hoard for
nevtsprs 1th ar 18th WASH company with snip E'iers
lie, from Rio Janeiro tor Phadelphia - 49,
Ship Arns,, Psake, Rio Jsncro, Jan a. WITH soass 70
sinken IronFdss J,n y carried away fore and maia
tormass mizen topssllant mat main t?rsal yard AIN
tor, sad split head % lower mast Feb carried swn
9nob her tOpealant mast March - while reenng onsai,
Cetrce Abbott o. Osspee MI, tell rom htntopsal
ward and Was KILLED Instantly, IcD - st v y ION "A -
froke Mary sawyer from Rio JaIeiro Tor Baltimore, 18th
lnst ats55ON C9i0W, spoke the ~ Johns rom View
Ofls sna for Bordetux. -, -. g 81. a,
d.ys IN sunsr xc 10 stanton Thompson March " lat
4 Ia, - "a smoke schr Gould from Cardenss for Port
.nA The a. an the and th inst IN lat ~ 80 lon ~ 81
s,Isy,eneed sgyeie Gale from INV WHICH caused the
I'll "a ie.k 2 st0kes Ter hour, sal Wta compelled 70
,hos oyrbosrd 100 bids aud lse cotton eui
RAGS 10 tighten her. and both panp have been kept going IA
order 10 kefp her fret. -, - -. -. -,
~ hisss All 70 DeForrest Co Erperisns ~ heavy
e,sbsr isst fors,orsn gssi iibboon fors torsHian
ssR, t,sa stst A hAS sF' a'aa q RrpsM
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EGRAPHfC.
A Man OF WAR IN PURSUIT OF BAKER.

NORFOLK March TO- 1855
1hs U. s brig Perry, which to join the African
squa5ron, has been ordered BY the Navy Dspsr ment
take out police officers TO the Canary Islands for the pur
suit q Baker Extraordinary efforts making TO GO
her TO sea with the greatest despatch.
BAxSR sERN At LEWISTON.
Buffalo, March 10, 1856
IL supposed that Baker bassed through tAis city on
hi. way 10 Conads. on Saturday, Mr. nIes, the oe!ro
comedian iecos uzed him IT the hotel 10 Lewiston,
waiting for the foron'o boat. lie took aside gentle
TO ihtim him OF his suspicious when Baser most
probably setirs alarmed, Immediately vent out aud
crossed the bridge into Canada. Mr. Rice, knowing
Bsicr veil, insists that Il him Ne dressed IN
leavy Grab oytrcoat ard his cap drawn over his
eyes Hls left ann wss crossed his shsst and aus
tsined BY his right arr An ofctr was sent from hers
in edseIy toe receipt of this 10 Toronto
10 take Mr. Riec's deposition a. 10 sn,ty sci - eotStn
futiter ne rrat NJ ree Jer.e. any p0,..5ilt! Q!
81 ktsLs.
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On Thursday, February o. by the Rev. benjamin.
Evans, rector OF the Church of the Holy Evsnsests,
JAMES FORREST Jr to Miss MARY A SwooD lats OF Lon
don.
On Thursday, March s. at the ST. Josephs Church. by
the Rev. Mr. McCanon JOHN s. MCDERM0Tr, late OF Cali
forna to Miss CATHARsR BuRSEs ofthe city OF Dublin,
Ireland.
At Easton, Pennsy ivana, Tuesday evening, March
Is, by the Rev j. M. Rogers FRANCIS MoHLxR to JULIA
only daughter OF Daniel Lachenour NJ d., all Of that
place.
At st James Church, Great harrington, Mass, on
Wednesday March IA, by the Rev. W. W. Seymour, Mr.
N o. BENJAMIN OF this city, to Miss MARY h., daughter
of the late Philo Epson, Of Egremont, Mass.
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Telexrauhio Marine Roport

BOSTON March l9-Spoken Jan q, bound into st Helena
ship Finland from Calcutta for London, Capt Johnson
sick March b. lat 49, Ion u w. ship Troy, from Bos
New 0riesns with loss Of and main topmast
yards and sails attached also bowspo and head The
vessel tight and would to into New York
Hampton Roads
Arr ship Josiah Quincy, Manila 1877 days On the 10th
inst lat 81 Ion TO- passed the wreck Of ship masts all
gone had painted ports white SAIL not able TO make out
the In OF its blowing heavily, but ap
pesred to be American vessel Of 800 tons.
Also barks Helen Warren Matanzas; Almena, Now
Orleans; ATLANTA, Glasgow; brig Helen Jane, Truxillo
Left schr Martha Burgess from New York. 10TH for
0moa Feb H. ON the 9th inst lat &c. Ion spoke ship
Panama. from New York San Francisco. - hours
Also arr bark Vivid Light, Mobile; schr Howard NYork
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Court Calendnr-This Day.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr Nos 10, IL, 80, 81, 3d.
IA, 10, 10, SO, 81.
Supreme Court adjourned to Saturday.
CRcur-Nos. 1885, ITO, 80, 1856, 2942, 1925, ST.
1852, 1878, 1867 to It'll.
SUPERIOR CouEI-Nos 90, sos, ssl, rs, Ioi7, Iols
ll71, l1fs HIS, i17e, lit, ll7s 1l70 1880, 1882
1885, 1884 1885, 1885, 1is7 1lse 1lso 1894 1896 1895
1897 1885, 1lee 1900 1901 eOs 972 1885, 52s, 772 1872
9C6 534, 9e4, 703, 1904, 3e4.
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TyoAL-A FRESH SUPPLY or THE PxAcH ol
" ehsrd Of quality seldom eqgsled csrefully prepsr
ana v be furnished ~ the orest market proc, sso
Iish, Cumberland, Liverpool, orrsl Enyllah, csnne
white ssn SebuylhNh At current rates HENRY RR0
corner ~ Csas sAi Csntss s'-estt sal cpsreso Iaa
We. sstf1t-,
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DENTISTRY.

A RARE oPPoRTUNIrY.-I WILL MAKE, FOR =
beautiful and useful Get Of x teeth, uppsr A. os
sets on the best gold pate warranted tor life and srcb
wear mysef Teeth be inserted without caetif
the old roots. DIR. , hPoLEON PRkfERkE ~ Be1s
vay corner OF Howard street.
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CP1RITUAL RAPPING AND wRITING-MRS. GOA
will receive visits this and every day this week at
Broadway, Hope Chapel building. Hours 10 20 IL AN
3to and to PM Admission nifty cents NIB. Psrti
attended at their residences Also private circles at
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SPORTING. &C.

birds, BIRDs.-A NEW STOCK OF IMPORTED ca
ID naries Iongbreeds bullhnc goldhnchss chanche
blsekbirds starlings thrushes siskins innets mock
birds red birds cardinals pigeons parrots dc for sale
Cold Also, cages and seeds on hand.
DoG FOR sALE:-A SPLENDID NEWFOUNDLAND
excellent watch dog Apply at $50 Broadwsy.
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BILLIARDS.

HAVING INVENTED SUPERIOR ELASTIC CUSi
IL ion, invite buyers to ca and examine
snd mahosany billiard tables Of fine finish suitable for ps
waite public One second hand table for sale ohss
GRIFFITH DECKER, % Ann street.
OLIVER MEDAL AWARDED TO LEONARD a BE
- jamin At the Worlds Fair 1854 for the hes. btnis
table, with special appreciation for work anshp The juf
dcred our cushions alone entitled 10 the above
We have splendid stock Of billiard tables cloths ball
cues feathers &c, dc, cheap for cash LEONARDO BE.
JAMIs, highest premium makers, 81 Broadway. y. u.
Two secondhand tables cheap for cash
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THE MILITARY.

V,o THE VETERANS OF 1912, OR THEIR WIDOWS,
Il Those who received forty acres Of land emf
tied to 40 more and those who received eigh
street, basement. No charge Whatever until warran
are collected.
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THE FIRENIEN.

-----------~>~---eS-~~~
NEW YORK, MARCH 10, ls55-AT A SPECIAL NEE
~ ing Of Hook and Ladder Company No. held after ~
return from the fire in Henry street the thanks OF the
pany rendered Mr. Baker and the ladies OF 50 Hem
street for the bountul supply OF Refreshments furnished
the above occasion and IL called upon BY
we are always ready give helping hsndto save the lv
and property OF our fellow citizens,
JSo. }. HowEY See'y THOs. W. WELDING, Forems
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WATCHES, JENvEI.RY, &C.

JACOBS CELEBRATED CALIFORNIA DIAMOND
- are TO be found at asa broadway These diamonds
equal In briiancy and appearance to the real damon
Cents pins cluster and single stone earrings studs ads
pins sleeve buttons. rings plain and enamesd The prc'
are very low.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

POST OFFICE NOTICES.
DoST OFFICE NOTICE.-THE MAILS FOR CALIFoR
i MIA, &c. per United States steamer ILLINOIS, vii
close At this office Tuesday the Goth day Of March,
/ o'clock L. M ISAAC v. FOWLER, Postmaster
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- HAVANA Maroh II 1876.
I"e i@'f' Sat Pri,onerS, Pinto, Piaeo and Codaso
SensnS3 % D'o'h The Foreign COnvls Refuse 70 N.
ey9e y @e'T BehGlf-The N.p lori Herald and n.
Fsii0N5ters.
Ny previous letter enclosed hereEith, vas prsa.ral
amer tie Impression that the o~hawba would h,v. 49,
Ived On .LsI-t nstatt as she vas adyetssi "a h.y,
done; however "a SIZE has not arrived un,n al.
ii have row the plsasurs Of ag,la A,a,s,,o, a.,
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90 REWARD.-LOST, ON THE MORNING OF TIL
PA 18th inst in Oliver street, pointer slut, yellow
white The nder will the above reward by brins
her to So Madison street.
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OK REWARD.-L0ST, ON SUNDAY EVENING
RO March II, in near the Calvary Baptist Church,
black lace veil The finder will please call at ~ We
Twenty. third street.
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REWARDS.

spC 18th inst in Atlantic street, between Neyins ~
Clinton streets lady gold breast PIN shaped like VII
leaf, containing daguerreotype of gentleman;
pin opens by raising the leaf Tho finder will receive Il
with the thanks of the owner by return
in Nevins street, third door south Of Atlaniic stree
BROOKLYN
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r OST-ON SUNDAY, IN PASSING FROM FoURTl
IL avenue to Broadway, Fifth avenue or vicinity, bunc
small The finder will be suitably rewarded BY lea,
ing II ut the office Of the New York Hotel.
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LOST AND FOUND.

r OST, ON THE SIXTH INST, A BLACK AND WHIT
IL setter slut; had on a chain collar. A liberal
will be paid leaving her at No 81 Barclay street.
West Broadway.
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OK MEDICINE CAsE.-A DARK MOROCCO CAS-
pO: filled with medicine in walls, was lost Mond
morning, the 18th Instant owners the VIII
ever viii leave the same at 1872 Broome street. shall
literally rev arded.
The Westerly echo, & Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1854-1858, 1855-06-07

HoAovay's Ointment and Pills, an
astonishing remedy for Scrofula. Mr..
Henry Judd, of Detroit, Michigan, was
very severe sufferer with blotches on
the skin, the whole of his face, mock,
arms, and hands, being disfgured with
them like small pox; he consulted
several very clever medical men, who
told him it was the predicating symp-
toms of some disease, which alarmed
him exceedingly /; however he took Hol-
loway's Pills Immediately, and rubbed
the ointment on the parts affected, and
in two weeks the whole of the blstches
disappeared, and his health was consid-
erably improved. These remedies will
cure the most deeply seated old wounds
and ulcers, even Of twenty years stand
ing.
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BO- On Saturday evening last, an
adjourned School Meeting was held in
the Union Meeting House. After the
meeting had been called to order, it was
resolved to reconsider the vote passed
to support the schools in this district by
taxation which had been passed at q
previous meeting and confirmed twice at
two subsequent meeting, for the purpose
of discussing the subject. Rev Mr..
Vail made speech in favor of the pre-
sent school system Of this State at the
conclusion of which, it being after ten
o'clock, the meeting adjourned to Sat-
urday evening next. We believe it is
thought best by some to hold o "prs.
tracted school meeting" during thi'
summer for the purpose of exercising
the district in legislative tactics.