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DIED

10 AuIoyos Nauh Supls, N0, 5, A.rOa Dunn,
aged "a.
40 l1urcls lliI, G,., ME- Lsvsrna Caroline,
daughter oi Rry Geo. Bate. 1T Csaiua. aged 70.
o. Bethel, l5fh, Capt. Peter Tvurh,l, aged ~.
lle Wa "a native uf ShrrlUrrs. Mass, and an Of
beer Uf ths Revolutionary sar.
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RNnWAlLs ETGrLNTNEs.

Ralway's Regulation. I7y most carefully Trr.
pared from extracts aaI gums n tfrrs, plants,
ruut. anal herbs. Their. ne u1 rill. iu NE that
viii act upon the l'sr pautr,1.. buvsls, M, 'ali'
y,rN glands and nerves, o. uLasantl, anil s1 81
i,c,lpi, a. the Il. H. REGULATIONS, NuVill'
eau d, taken Cor so great l.ngth II tims With the
same sairN o. the constitution; ior, insi,ld II
facilitating the constitutions with ounstant sul
drastic purg,ng, theN ac, plessan,i, upun the hnN
el', AMI impau slrrRsth {, ever! nerve and tissue
IL al. IssIy
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Farm for Sale !!
BOUNTY LAND WARRANTS.
NEW YORK PRICES PAID FOR
LAND WARRANTS.

DERSONS having Warrants Wilt nd u lor Their
iulrr,st 10 call upon the sulscril'r lclofe sol.
ling,
An letter, of inlulry, ssia'is; P'Hsr' M1~p'
Will b. prompt, answered.
Iloldsts seudlur their Narwn'' hy mail ~ 9th.
.rui... ma, rr, uppn hs,in. uir HIGHEST
MARKET PECE, ~ CASH, prompll, return.
,,l o. them iuf The same.
-. CUMMINGS,
CgT OMes, ~ Nttfe 81, PORTLAND.
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WHISTLE OK /" S2U,rrER SovERuCNTr."
Daniel Webster said in his speech At Nihlo's
Garden, in 1857
When il l. proposed 70 brins new mem
hers into this political partnership, (the
Union the OLD members have a right 20
SAY on what term. such partners shall come
in, and what they arr 20 bring along with
them
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23

Li'hu Eurriti ha. returned TO has massive
town, after an ahsancc Of s.veral yaaEs, and
IS residing with his relatives in New Bit
ain, c..
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23

Not A TRrE Hltt. 4 worthless bank.note
= described as having Tor IL yignette
female sitting BY hay-staek with rals
- - ae' lap We arc glad to learn tha,the
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23
Freedom Nolicr.

NOTICE rs hereby givsn that have this day
y given ny son, CHAELrs LIFH,S. hi, tune
fu trade ani transact bu.tnc.s hr himself ,h,l
clam npag OF DO. earnings NOT pas any 1obts Of bis
contracting, afrf this date.
JAMES LAPIIAM.
Wimess-Wu. II. LAFHAN.
Bethel, Nov. ~, 1855. -
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MOTTO l..

v'illS j. 90 oIh,d al r.rsons h.rl"riu- or uust.
A Ing nv son Gilman X. fauar, on NY account,
a. shall pay n1 debts Of be contracting, after
this date, RUFUS FAI,RAR.
Woodstock, November %, Is55. q
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McyrHrt. The Halifax Coloni,, Of the
30 inst, Oys;
q" Large hauls % mackcrcl have been
taken within The last few days along the
shores from the bead n the BASIN to Portu.
ruc,o Cove, wherever there vas a seine st.
Some Of these fsh VIII IN axe superior mum
Der ones, and the quantity taken il valued
40 a very large sum ofmoncy."
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Also JUST PUBLISHED.
"Towcr & Tuccd's Grammar ut ComPo-
Itiou, or Gradual Exercises IN Whiting
tho English Language"

The bkD. hitherto uTH..uri.f -rHH1a al3 r1n.
s,sfs mostly Hi ENU..frs .r gamrafIul' Nrms, '".
Irg prUl.,uHH ~ ihr Tr.r..u..s a. sIln-
uti u1 ufa plan. 'ur.ti'i.a thr halrt ri vlifiUg
,ru,,tly Ahrr ,srs h.ht !. f,rf, tbr urNt ,u.
pHuarf step iu composition BE- Arrangement. The
. .rrh' r ~ rrrHH.r rrf,Hr'f rrys, giving lH' usr
IrHrr#s ~ r. time, 90 simplifying ihr wpfk ~ o.
ryuIlr sssfrigl pil to The frIrhsr boz imp,riing a
cuurrt and Systematic method ut thinking 1ni
wrIuHF
Pdl,.bsd hy p,NIrI BURGESS : CO. co
Joss street, Sea N9rk. smt2
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Original Novel by N. p. Willis.
THE HOME JOURNAL FOR 1866 ,
NEW AND BRILLIANT SERIES.

INV F''H HIFI''FlIafI'F NF''FF''-'
IN The Gnh Of January neSt, the first humbsr Of
W the new series ior 1856, ofihb atll knosn
Family Newspaper will lc Issued, With psW tyre
and new attractions; the principal one - Of the
kind which has 's,n proved, by 10th American
and Eurupsan periodicals. 10 IL The most accept
iabls and ahd popular, VIA Novel IN serial
L.. ttfl. IL.
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MARRIED.

I1 pNheII, l>fh, by John A. Marrow. ESQ,
Cszs. q. Jhsss, ct The 6rui OF &. T.. Chass + 500,
Co Ma Auu Maria Esf0n, bath oi DiSbeld.
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4 Mopr PROCLAMATION. Mayor CrOss
90 Milwaukee, issued a PROCLAMATION on the
eve OF the election, r,qucstin; the 4" keepers
% liquor saloons AMI lager b,gr hall. to
close their respective PLACES on Tuesday, the
9Th inst, AM @ . The poll, and vote the
st-ai-ht lemncratic ticket"
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Freedom Notice.

NOTICE !. hereby given, that have this ia,
y rr'iuTIishcl In my soa, Mlu,uer J. DAVIS,
the remainder Of his minority, o. tpns,cl l'siuess
t,f himssli. I shall claim Boae Of h,s earnings,
p1r ~, any dsbts Of his contracting aiirr date.
HENRY DAVIS.
Paris. Novcu'cr -. lsS5.
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~ O. A.s sl,seh Lacy Stone said, " We
know there is cotton in the ear. Of men.
I.tus look i1r hope IN thC boslm Of W.
MN
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REGULATORS VERSUS ru.l.s

We ARE continually asked What 10 the difference
l-iwcsn Railway. Rrguhiur. lnd common pils'
W. ,oswcr that p,N., as they are ordinarily
prepared, and odd hy different manufacturers, afs
gsaerall, IL twu kinds-thoss Which operate on
the bowel. mcrrly, called pvrvsuve pills. and
those Vhich gNcitc the s,trrtUns q the liver, and
are called mercurial ~ ciyrr ptl.. Railway.
Regulators resemble pills meioiy ia shape, hul
differ We every oihcr Characteristic.
They act not only ON the bowels. Int ON the
liver, skiu, panctcas, aad Kidneys regulating each
organ To healthy action. They are not drastic,
and never give pain, A. most pur.ailVc pil!s du'
the, stimulate The liver without cuiargering The
patient with salvation, a. mcrcurial pills DO cUn'
tanning ~ mineral, ~ their competition, ihcy are
haunIe.. whcn used iur a length of time. They
are astelr,s, lsiug cuycloped ia an elegant coat.
Jog II gum. I 10 } rrguhles, TO purgc-good
al AL timc..
AS A FAMILY rnYSIC.
Rsdps,'. Regulators arr III. mos, innocent,
sair, nild, aud pleasant pills IN Vs". They arc q
quick and c,,t1in cue inr costiyencss, lndiges-
ton, Liver complaint, kidney complaint, Jauhd,cc
lleadaches, Nervousness, Melancholy, Diseases
% the bladder.
FINALE DITTIcuLrIEs. Leucouhea. Flcur
Albus, White, aud irregularities 81 all k,nd..
BlSlOUS DISEASES.
Bile on the stomach, Bilious chollc, Enlarge
mcnt the splrcr, ani al chrooie affection. OF
The Liver and kidpeys.
For the great cur,s performed by v. u. Relief,
see next weeks paper. u. X. u. remciics act
quick the moment they are taken - applied, their
health restoring and pain relieving efficacy - cN-
peT'eneed.
N, II. HAY, Druggist, Portland, General Agent
fnr Maine. Agents, ANpREws Bans, Paris I;
Wn. 4. Rnst, NJ. ID. SO Paris; Robert Noye-,
Geo. W. Neuill. Norwsvi ID. W. Noble, Water
ford. ". W. Green. No, Waterford.
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pJuU>EY AuITiU>s. such as Hron-
gbitis, Asthma, etc, are wholly cmlicaio,'
ty Dy,inrs' Compound Pitch L1Lsnses.
Sold everywhere az - cynr Ter boz.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1855-11-23

THE subscriber her,Iy gives public notice ihsi
be- has h'en juIy appuinIcdby the lluulrabe
Judge at Probate, or the County 1T OSioTd, and
as.umed the trust al An,nislitoI ~ the estate Of
GEORGE CHAPMAN late Of Bethel,
in .ail Coul'y. deceased, by giving bond a. the
law directs. IIe Therefore requests all pcrsons Who
nd,hlcd 10 the estate Of said deceased 10 make
immediate payment; aud those who have any de-
manis thereon, 10 exhibit the .amC 10
Oct. I6, 1855. ALGERNON CHAPMAN.
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Farm for Sale.

4 FARM situated ia lhe North part Of the town
n and within one mile from the North Paris
Station lIou.e. Said farm contains 225 acres u
good land and well dcy idcd inio illage mowingapd
IL has good meadow which cuts from
eight To ten tons 81 hay good orchard god
House, Bam anil Shed running form House To Darn
and well fenced.
SAMUEL. w. pUNHAM.
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IMPORTANT 10 HOLDERS or
Bounty Land Warrants!

DERSONS who lrc receiving Warrants under
the new Law b.iorr disposing "fthem, aW re-
questod To apply, either personally 90 by letter, to
the subscriber. who viii secnre 20 them ,ither the
Gll benefit OF the Land, or an ad'anoc upon the
Government price. (Which Is sl.2S pes seTc,)
shoula they wish IN ssll the sane.
TiIOS. PEMBER,
No. rs Doane Street, BOSTON, Mass.
June S, 1855. 10
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1NIE Sub.c,ll-r her,l, gives publ,c notice that
he IA. I.sn dol, appointed rs the honorable
Judge II Probate ior che County IT ONioul, and
A., uInei tl,r trst Of Administrators Of The estate 81
DoRCAS BAILEY, late Of DueAGeld,
IN said count,, decreased, b., giving bond a. the
law directs. H. therefore requests AL p'rs'ns iu.
clte, % the estate NJ aid deceased, 10 make i'm
mediate payment: ami those Who have any de.
man,is ihotcou, 10 exhibit the same IN
Oct 10, 1859 ISAAC BAILEY.
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Sore Leg. Sore nrta,i,. Wounds. 4 Ulcer.

some oI thr most sricniihc slrgtuns nov t,.A
saI,l, 900 OBJ, usr lth.s aoul.rml Oinime1t, when
having 90 cope with the U0ut cases oi SORES,
wounds, ulrcss, gandul,r swr..ings, and Wmors,
pufess,t Ilp'l1Na, hls, ly command Of The A.
I,rI Govrumsut., dispatched O., The hospital. IT
the E..,. large .hipnsnt- 81 thi. ointment, Co bc
u.,d unlsi thc direction Of lhr Medical sat, in
the worst case. of wounds. Il viii curean, ulocr
g.anIular swelling, stiffness or contraction Of
ututs, even ui 20 ,,lTs santiu-.
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R,JI.g. Cores (Sun) rheumatism
bad Efrssts tsncrTs Scalds
Bonn, Contracted anl Snrs Nipples
Runiuns Sun Juints ~urc.thfuIis
Uif, .f N,.. Elsphalta,is Skin-dis,lscs
oh,tuss and Fistulls Sorry
Slul.IlI,. Coat Slrv.hrats
Cocn-Uay G,niu'a Swell. Tum1urs
Ghisru.i,ipt tngs cers
ChtBlaius lumlugo WyuHIs
Charged h.nds r,les laNs
SplJ IT The manufactures of rrics-Os llaLL"-
WAY, 20 Maiden Lane, New lork, ani 2II
Stnni. London, and by ~ respectable druggists
anI Dealers n M,drin~s, Throughout the unitci
States aud he civilized world, in Pots, 81 p cts.
- - 90. snd : each.
Th,rr =. a ycry ,kls1,hlc .aT,ag ia takiog the
y B.-Dirction. iuf the guidance Of Patients
az aiiNrd a. each 4 ot OF liox. UNl5l
AGESTs.-A NuREws 4 Bars, Pari' III
". 4 RUsr. VI. D., South Paris.
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IMroRrANr TO nII TAKERS

E,cr,onr who b. W the hshit ct taking pm. viii
Gnd RAILWAYS REGULATIONS the m's'
plr,s,nt, sols iol ,lis,iun o., suhipr oi che luvrls
lsyct. rsusr,Is, .0i he mo- csr,a,n III RlIlER
uF TilE MOOD, - uss.
On. II Iadva,'. Ergul'ofs =. superior, 10
point Ut me. ,o,l sir,a'ih as. rlr'r,, Go sis ~
the no,i Ispula aui lest approved cltharic
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Holloway's Ointment.

The Grand External Kennedy.
~ che a,l Of 4, microscope, We Gee millions "i
ltiL orcnu-. 900 thr suriaC" -four bodies, Ihru'
these thu uin,m,1t wh-1 IuIHtd GOO tly sSin, BE-
carried o. any .rrnn ur insaul part. n,srlsv. IT
hs HiIn-,a, pt-uttiyfs uf The Liver, affections Hi
thr hrau, Inflammation Of the l.ungs, Aslhm,s,
Cuush.. auI Colds, are hy d. means 'hcciu,lb
cured Every hnussuii, Knows that falt 10
p,s. thr1ugh h,ns uf Meat ol any ihickns's. The
healing ointment ~ m"W readily through any
I.,nr NJ dr.hy part Ut The hum1a lody, cur,ag The
.up,t d,a.crou. INWARD complaints, that cannot De-
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To the Public.

To the Public.
TJNIIlS i. In give notice that my dlugh ter, llar-
ret 4. Chase, left my house on the morning
OF the jlh, without any cause, whatever, lor alan.
douIng the home which 10 provided or her. !
hereby laroid anylody harlsting or trusting her
on ul accom- {, a. shall pay no dsbts II her
iracting and shall claim her earnings iron her
employers. JOHN CHASE.
Moth Paris, Nov. 5, 1855. %
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Pile. md rI.inlns.

Thee, aud other .imihr distr,.siug complaint
c1a D. ehccmay curci Il thc oinlinent be- veil
ulI-d iu u,,. the psus affected, aud by other
si.s lrlI1wirg the puulcd directions around each
pot.
Thc r,l. should IT, uscI conjoir,ly with Omlmca
a, g.ust 1.-THE E,l'1Win- oass.s
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SE2SnIazeCO[yAGas
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II SEQ want tp lu, 1r .r,i Real Esl,ts. c,lloa Mr
L By'ruS, De UiI s,,g you a guod Bargain
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Markets
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Juiy 3, 1855.
Money easy. Stocks inactive Reading, 48A; Morris
Canal, 10; Long Island II; Penn. R.R., 45t4 Penn.
State Us, 8711
Our cotton market in quite unsettled, aud sales small
Sales to-day only 100 bales, at 10 l0 for middling
The sales Of the wek foot up about 1900 bales. Re
cepts of the week 500 against 4t00 the cores
ponding week oil last year The receipts at this port
less tasn last year up to this date 20l 900 bales
Stock in port 81, 900 bales Flour Ii dull, and prices
considerably lower. Quotations 50 per Dbl Corn Ia
alio considerably lover Westsrn mixed is quoted at
7Gc. per bushe Sales Of coffee for the week foot up
49, 600 bags, at 1910. 1la. for prime Frsights TO
Liverpool B. Sd.
NEW ORLEANS, July 2, 1858.
The cotton market quiet and unch sngsd but prices
irregular. kddlng quoted at Toe. The sales on
Saturday amounted to 900 bales.
ALBANY, July 3-l230 P. NJ
Flour dull and unchanged Wheat--No sales. Corn
Not much doing Sales 5000 bushels. Western mixed
at &c. 87Ho ahoat. Oats better. Sales Chicago o0c,
weight. Whiskey Acc. Receipts by canal to day
l,2bl bhls. -four 49, 100 bushels corn IT. bushels
oats; 3, SEQ bushels barley
FJour,-Tks demand slightly improved to day, but
prices tend downwar3s saes 400 bbls At 50 so 80 80
fer the range OF good to extra Upper Lake aud fancy
OHIO. Wheat-Nothing doing. Corn DUH Sales IL, 900
bushels at 7dc,, ana at private terms Oats steady
sales H. 600 bushels at &c. Canal frsights10c for
TO Albany Receipts for tho ~ hours ending
to-day-3 bbls -four, 100 bushels wheat, no. 44S
bushels corn, 4, l07 bushels rye.
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taiIr Dad Accident and Suicide.

NAsHrA, N. H., Juiy 3, 1875.
Last evening the train on the Worcester and Nashua
Railroad, when the e;toton Junction, In con-
tact with horse the rails and was, 10 consequence
thrown of the track and the engine and tender precp
tstsd down embanknent~ The engineer thro ~n
over fence dAtanee intos meadow, and the Gre.
buried bensah the runs Of the tender but nei
OF them fatally injured The arst class passenger
considerably damaged, but OF the passsn-
gers hurt.
Miss Adelaide Smith, Of this city, took poison last
n,sht, in a At Of jealousy, and died ia short tins.
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r III K l. A ST NE CIV s
BY MAGNETIC AND PRINTING TeLtGHtpAs.
From Washington.

From Warrington.
IMPORTANT MOVEMENT IN POLITIcs-ATTEMPT TO
oEGASlzE NEW PATTY.
WARRINGTON, July 3, 1875.
learn from good authority that the adnaisration
have into posses.ion by recent Developments Of
scheme for the overthrow and total haon Of the
present imbecile and eGste dynasty. distinguished
gentleman and politician In Virginia, who has int
rest in certaiv In this city, and also large iuts
rest in Of the leading papers in Richmond Virginia
which papers have already commenced an open :
. distinguished gentleman and leading politician in Ia
diana, who also has interest in certain paper in this
city; distinguished politician in Illinois, and another
IN the State Of New York, and few small pot
cians-an OF whom to lead eG, my informant says
II 10 deemed expedent, with their respect
papers, in "erushing OUT the political asprants OF the
present dynasty and to build up, upon the debris Of the
old psrtss, strong constitutional and States rights
party AID to put Of their blood upon the track
In 1856, and sweep the country like tornado. Tbs
Sentinel Of this city, and Richmond Examiner, have
been pouring In broadsids after broadside into the
prs,snt administration which M TO say the least rather
indicative of what my informant says the dlstn-
guishsd politicians intend doing. More anon.
ILLNESS OF Mr.. D0BBfS-MARCY's REWARD FOR
MILITARY ssRvICE.
WASHINGTON July g. 1856
Secretary Dobbin Ia expected TO leavs his department
Temporarily in few days, for the benefit of his health
and will probably russicats in Virginia.
The army order containing the late promotions, &c,
win be Issued in . few days.
About two hundred Of the eighty Land warrants
issued to-day. Secretary Marcy received another
patch Of land of eighty s;rs to n,ke up the leo
70 which be Ia entitled.
MARCY, souLE, AND THE ADMINISTRATION.
WASHINGTON, July 3, 1855.
The article in yesterday HERALD with reference 10
Mr. soue's forthcoming book, threw Secretary Marcy
into Mysteries. He was heard TO exclam, Damn the
admnstration and soule to boot The old fellow looks
careworn and emf ated
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srEfyGruID, Mass. July g. 1855.
The gnebsm establishment known as the Glasgow Mills
q, South HsdIey Falls, burned this afternoon The
Ere originated in aple Of yarn In the stc and Is sup
posed 10 have been the result Of spontaneous comsus
ton. The machinery and building, with mu,h of he
s.oci was dsstroysd Most OF the manufactured goods
.ere saved The loss 10 estimated at $3.50 600 insured
for 3i5o,ooo. Two Imsn injured by fAllag from
adders, aud one man killed by the fsli1s Of vail
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BARNuM IN New LIGnr.- The Chevaler
Bsrnum, like many other chevalers before
him, is roaming about the country and exhibit.
ing bimself rs show. He lately afflicted
the people Of Concord, New Hampshire, aud
we copy the following first rate notice" Of his
ps r ormance, from the Patriot
The treat she wmsp Bsrnum erslti:sd a. Phsnix
Hall. on fbursssy evenpe-sd nissioe 10 cent? We
lear. .bat be astvs.ed the specsso-s pousily on tts
subtct Of tmpsr,Ece. B.rDum received 500 the pro
ce.es, and tie okanse vent into he POCKET {. Raw
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Marine Affairs.

LOSS OF SHIP STAR REPUBLIC By FIRE AT SEA.
The schooner s. s. Learnard, from Gooaives arrived
yesterday morning. brings 70 this port Captain Cole the
osers ard Of the above ship burned at Sea LIST
iLst when three days out hence for Galveston. The
following is the report of Capt. Cole, obtained from
him
Lett the port OF New York June 2Sth for Galveston
Texas. July being the third day out in lat 81 80
70 49, t2S0 NJ discovered the ship to bs Are, In
the hold. Kept Of teioFe the wiod, and commenced
throwing water down the ain hstch possible
N the direction OF the fire. At $50 the fro rapidly in
creasng and 10 tnat extent tpst tdere possible
chance OF saving the shp lowered thu stern boat and
got the most Of the passengers her. ready to shove
OIL, as the case might require. In the meantime
the officers and were vigorously eudeavor-
ing to stop the progress OF the hsmss, which had
,hen spread almost through the entire hold and were
rusnipg out the main hatch. There being hope
Of saving the ship got out the long boat put In
the passenRers baggage and PROVISIONS compass
quadrant, kc when the brig Rush, Capt. Jamss Bar.
hove too TO sindward. pes patched the small boat 10
charge o. the drt officer with passengers and baggage
Philips succeeded in .aviog the rest OF the passengers
luggage, SC At about $50 AN the ship in aames
below and sloft and nothipg could be saved The
spsrs beginning TO fall the rest proseeied to the brig
where We all very kindly by Capt Barton
who then sailed away to the westward, the sh con
tinuiDg to burn while 10 sight At or. N spoke tue
schooner D. arnsrd, Capt. Manuel from for
New York, who kindly took on board and brought
all safe TO this city.
beg leave, most eordisly, to tender my heartfelt
and truly accorded aid Tor the brothery kim and
sympathy they extended 70 personally, and stu
more for the genuine hospitality they cordially
tended to my passengers officers and crew.
RUFUS COLE, master Of ship Star Republic.
THE Star Republic was owned by watemsn, Diuon
Co., of this city, ard worth about $4,000 she
email vessel, 3c5 tons, and built in Connecticut
in 1872 she had miscellaneous cargo valued at about
$4,000 Vessel and cargo insured In Wall street
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malls for tho Pacific


rHE NEW YORK HERALD-CALIFoRNA EDIrI0N.
The Upited states mail steamship Georges Law win leave
shis port 70 afternoon 40 O'Clock for AspA
wall
The mails Tor California and other parts Of the Pacific
Will close at O'Clock.
The NEW YORK WEEKLY HxRAID-Cahiornia edition
ssAtan,pg the latest Intelligence from all parts OF the
world, viii be published Mt eleven O'Clock to
morning.
Single copies in wrappers, ready for mailing, rpencs
Agents win pleae send in their orders early pos
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

BOSTON, July 3, 1865.
An extra Police force "a duty t,ngh. By order D,
lie city government TO suppress the usasl noi.y pro
Cue 70 the celebration Of the Fourth. No discharge u
arms crackers ks, 10 70 be aIlo vel after nlin sh
weather cool THE evening ne city perfectly sr.sry
AID gD's-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04

The Grand Matrimonial Demonstration.

ALBANY, July ., 1856.
The "st,nsh and expensive wedding advertised TO
tshe plsse at the St Nicholas does no. take place
Is given up by the partea most deeply interested.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04
Schooner Rlalto Capsixed.

CLEVELAND, Ohio July 3, 1885.
The schooner Rslto was cApsizei ON Sunday, oil Long
Point and the mate drowned The captain and remain
der OF the crew were saved. This captains wife in
the cabin at the time OF the disaster and remained there
for hours when the vessel partially rshted and she
was prov sntay released just the were on the
point Of abandoning the wreck.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-07-04
Cricket n atch.

PATERSON, N. j., July 3, 800.
home and. home match OF cricket between the Pater
son and Newark cluna DO played The Hrst match
comes off 1t Newark Friday, the 9th inst The wisk
cts to be pitched at O'Clock A. n.