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Hostetter-The Surprising Effects OF
UOSTErTER's VEGETABLE STOMACH BIr.
TIERS In removing bite forcing an appetite. mpart'
ing health and tone to the system. and dissipatng
iyspeptic symptoms, are truely wonderful Every
nervous. debiliiated, weak, and emseiated person,
male or female. should try II at once. One ~ineglass
full taken three tunes each day. before meals: or II
the patient should be lady or child in a debiatcd
condition. half the quantity will do until sufficient
strength is restored, viii will he realized In very
short time and convince the patient of the truth o
the above named happy results, vii ch have glined
ior shese Di,ters such envable reputation every
where.
Kep by Druggi Is, Groceries and first class sa
loom
PARK n WHITE,
Sole agents for the Pacific Coast,
lS2 Washington street. San Francisco.
COLrON h McDERMoTT,
iel4- I'm Agents, Oroviile.
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The Gold Hill Store !
FOR SALE CHEAP.

NyOT WISHING TO TAKE ADvANT-
~ of others. because Of the n -, and wishing 10
ccro The FrAzer Fever by jopDeyins to the Hum
bug North" wiil scil the above named house with
Counter Shelves, Desk. and other fix ures very
Cheap. II you don't believe II, call on George
Printy OF the Pennsy House, and be- convinced.
GEORGE PRISTY.
orovlle, July s,h, 1855. jyod
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naILY BUTTE RECORD.
...ocRATIc STATE CONVENTION

:, 4. meeting Of the Democratic State Central
h.,,,ae held in Sacramento. on the 10th dav Of
w. is,s the rollnwing resolutions were adopted
w MS,.oL,so' That the ne't Democratic State CON
h.,., he held in the CITY Of Sacramento, on Wed
~ the lth dsv Of August next. and that the
AZ -.rrasSn ntation he as fsllows, viz One dele
=, large from each county and one delegate fer
t. txo hundred Democratic votes cast at the last
,,r.-.l election for any pe%1er1tic candidate on
-.,.s;vsIv end one delegate for everv fraction Of
y. Nu,dred or more votes cast for such Democratic
espiiiat' c..,.. At. :. >,
"%"'na@t, cr o ,.e so.% dsy If ,u'y for thc NM.
~. of e,ecting de'ecates to the State Convention
- psn,arraev of the state of California are here
lifted. that State Convention will he held in
a. r,tv of Sacramento. on "Wednesday the An iav
!, ,r,nst 1885 and that the anportionment Of rem
...,tstion therein, as settled upon by the State
r,,sl Committee, is az follows:
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Notice of Dissolution.

ruvHE co PARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE TX
u isting between James white aud Thomas
w Rnlter, of Oregon CITY, Bate County, California
ts h reby dis.oiyed by Ihomas w. Nnrer tither
Marty have a right Ia sign ihe name Of he firm Ia
liquidation. Al claims againsi the tfm of Whic n
Nntler must be- presented At Oregn cay by tLe ia,
day Of July next ensuing. Tor settlement
THOMAS " NUIrEH.
, Wa WALLACE IASE,
hhh'sses' n G. tlEsDRicKH.
Oregon CITY July ID, 1858
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

OROVILLE LODGE NO. IO3, r. A. NJ.
A The stated commune cations Of Orcvile
wv Lodge No. los, Of =. A. NJ, are held on the
~ Mast Saturday of each month, at the Mason Nc
Hall over Cotton 4 McDermott's Drug Store.
u. A. BROWN, W. N.
D.RrIs, sec'y.
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Y, Y, VfFTTfFK,
Chairman state Central Committee
laws ANDERSON. Secretarv PRO. tenn.
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Notice.
rs HEREBY GWEN ru,T TurHE

IS HEREBY GIVEN 1UtT TUFIiT
viii be IA meeting OF the Stockhuldo's oi the
FteuchtDwn Canal Mining Comruu}, held IN ~,
Town of Orovllr, on the NH dHy Ut Aatusl, 4. u,
1875 Tor the purpssc of Increasing the capital Stock
OF said conn any to one hunhrrd Thousand dollars
PA. McKAE, President.
JOHN G. FAnL,
WHIP DENCkLA, Trustees.
NJ FULLER,
Gao. 7. GtIssE. Secretary
0ruville July |. 1893 hg.1m
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Police Intelligence.

EXAMINATION OF DICKINSON. rHK ALLEGED POLICY
DEALER.
The examination in the above up before Re
corder Barnard Saturday afternoon, large number
. being present to hear the proceedings
Mr.. Sedgwck Assistant District Attorney, objected to
the being proceeded with by the Recorder writ of
certioFari the before Justice Kelly and
torari was only granted TO review the charge
Mr. Smith, counsel for Dickinson claimed that the writ
proper and that the party had right to take hs case
before any magistrate.
Mr.. Sedgwck said that return had yet been made
before the Recorder.
Mr. SIN tn said that ii therefore important that the
should be changed and taken before person who
understood the law.
Mr. Sedgwick said that until ii shown that Justice
Kelly incompetent to hear the case could not be
taken from him.
Mr. Smith said that be did claim that Justice Kelly
was competent Judge, but that not being lawyer,
the questions Of law he intended TO produce should be in
vesgaed before magistrate who we'll conversant
with law, and that sufficient TO remove the
case before the Recorder.
Mr. sedgwick opposed proceeding with the examination
until the return was made.
Mr. Smith said he ready to go the case WAS one
of great Importance and no doubt a test one
Mr. Sedgwick moved the be adjourned 10 Monday,
when he promised to have the return made.
Mr.. Smith gave notice that he would to dismiss
the case IA soon the return came in
therefore agreed 10 allow the case 10 go over till
Monday at IL clock provided the return came in. The
Of Mr. Griffith also put over and they adjourned
TO Monday.
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Died March 4. 1858



Ton and say John sytes T M Brig Martin and aSy NJ.
pnesdi csP;sn iIsss.S Raad Said saems S" rssn%i
Ne.srs s.cSoss sssfarlsn Gosdyssr TsNswrgh Y go,
\ Turner smith, sohloner, Iirosdhurst Posstbwsiie
s ssP r William " s,s ss ss
Kissstora Holloway II simpson Lyle: sichsra.
Mrs Mowsrsy and danrher Me.rs ysrs James Russell
non Cook. Mr. James Bennett, raredisn.
Al he Clarendon Ho,eI,yIs E.csensy Baron F d DE-
EU.sisn navy II. EseeIepc, n de 5sms p.ruvisa Minis
ter nj Washington Henry stevens London W Butcher Jr,
a sSa s.n Foot cc1ns m &C.
spring, New York; Ch.rles Lesry, Staten Island
DEPARTURES.
For Hsvre. in steamship Arago--Chrisean Hcydecker
Mop,an., Jul. Panke Jules Bourry, " u Cor Coz,
and a ND sa. MI sso n W. (Which
s,nd friend Hs..msSo. DF Reyet n, and Mrs Charles
Ihg%Psen n, sua NJ; kcnS csaTsn s9a ,ery,
Mn n wsrsnss mr James osss ' Mr lame. G"oa
sad ciI NJ siroa Goodman NJ and NJ. TsPI9 Miss
Ss56s Meys, tyTd esld,sns NJ opgsnIsiTi, Nr
ss@f%Sap I sfsncs ia.s Christian J" asues NJ aa
JACQUES Conis Franc .s Louis Tarrca Louis Iavslr
" n Mosc. sr B,SSs Master sreS. cnirs
or n Mr. and MRS MAR Be-
BALM. Esser M Fernsndes Charles Fruiricks, Gun
s as sarsn e1's sHsss
Henry DupiI cias Bechsm. sa1eri-'O'ai ica specie
For savannah in steamship Angusts-Mrs Herbert Ms'r
sly NJ sna Mr. John ss.rsen: srs,n Tlsm ns..a
y n Wood, Henry Eerland. Capt Vim Ellis, Calvin Bal
lard. Louis Kun,e u Stanley and daughter, " Baldwin,
Is Hedge, SAMUEL Mott, Iounsbery, Doty. wY For
iowenberg and sister smith-and four In steersge.
For Charleston, In the Steamship Colnmh,s-Nrs Hall
and servant Miss Hall, q Hall Jr scheifeln and isdy,
Bartlett and child, l. Woolford Miss Tsusdsle, MRS
Rsnforh, Jno sCrpps, Miss wood. Mrs Iovel.nd Miss
hsxer Mrs Brenensn, Miss vanclinds Miss Lambert,
VI Pitch Mrs Main and child Miss Birch Armour
Watson, Kelly Jno Williams, Jas stewart, Rem Thorn
son, G Russell Mrs Harpe-, II weymys-and In the
seersse.
Fer Richmond, Ne IN the stesr,ship Jsrresowp-S
1cve " etteeer TO Bolster g Rains, Lewis Nsg-us
Ivan vsiseahHrs Y fersler A RoOer,sos, Pssaoa-
srd IS n TIE seeraee
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City Intelligence.

PROGRESS OF THE RED Pr1IcoAr one of Mrs. Kate
Lubys dancing assemblies in Blocker street, on We'd
nesday last the distinguishing feature of the evening
the Balmoral Scbosche in which all the ladies upon
the floor appeared in the scarlet upon with the dress
looped up IT, la Queen Victoria. The reporter pro-
the tout ensemble agreeable the costume
jaunty, coquetsh aud unique and that Is not impro
babe that this red republican dance of tbs Bamors petit
will aeon dispute the question of ascendancy with
Z" Les Ianciers,' which now is all the rage.
ROMAN CATHOLIC ORPHAN AsyLrM.-A number OF Ca
tholc gentlemen met Friday evening at IS Third
nue. and formed themselves into society for the pur
pose OF providing the children Of the Catholic Orphan Asy
lum with two or three ieasts or festivals OF amusement
during the year, viz. Faster Fourth Of July aud Christ
mas to be under the immediate control OF the Sisters OF
Charity, who have charge Of the orphans Tho follow
ing persons were chosen officers Robert Codcirg
ton President John McCarty, 1st Vice President James
Dooly, I'd Vice President Joseph Mcclure, Recording
secretary; Thomas Beekman Correspending Secretary;
James Daily, Treasurer. Messrs. Philip Cozans, u.
smith, and William Brophy were appointed committee
the orphans regular surprise nj Easter. This Is TO be
connected, in any way whaiever with any Of the char
ties now in existence for the Catholic orphans.
FAIL AooDESr-Thomas Nelson, seaman recently
discharged from the Wabash fel from the mantopgasn
yard Of the bark Escort in the Narrows she pro
ceeding to sea Wednesday last he struck the main
chains and went overheard TO the surface OF
the water snd then disappeared The chains where he
struck and also the covered With blood he
was an Englishran aud his shpmaies say had $500 or
s40o belt around his body boat lowered from
the vessel Immediately, but al efforts the un.or
tunate man proved unavaling.
TIn LATE FIRE BsoADwAY-THiSKs-Nr V. Cowaz,
of $50 Broadway desires to return his warmest thanks
the dremen and employees OF the insurance companies,
for saving his property at the late fire the 26th ut
He insured anG his goods promptly removed
by the above parties 10 place OF safety when he
himself unfortunately absent from the scene Of the ire
A PRESENTATION Captain B. A. Pohlmsn, OF the Empire
City Guard presented with gold huRting watch oy
the members OF the guard Thursday evening a,t Al
the City Assembly rooms.
CosRscHoSs Emma Rclmers requests 10 state tina,
the Frederick Remcrs noted in Police reports not
Captain Frederick Reimers he having sailed for Havana
Private Waterman Ieadbeaer wishes 10 state that
entirely through his fundamentally that the burglars
noticed edition OF the 27th ult under the head Of
"Surprise and Capture Of Burglars" captured.
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HA.sas vnGcnA. Daughter Of fTancA and Iacs r-l;s,
as,d years, moo,bs and % days.
The reatvesaBt friends OF the family res,eetfux
invited 70 attend the funeral this Sunday aerDooa
outociock, from the residence OF her parents, No ses
RsrorL--M her residence. on Friday, March g. n
pleurisy JksssT, wife Of Rote.t Rntoul aged 80 years.
Her remains Will be Gre eawood Csmet,vy tas
(5anday) afternoon, ut one o'clock from her lac resi-
sAproRp--ts Thursday, March 4. Cspt THOMAS b s.z.
pos, eldest son Of the late Asnemon Sanford sxsd u
years. month"; and days.
The retves and friends Of the family invited 70 -
tend the fuAers from shs residence Of hs brother, OAps
ChsrIe. u ssDford No. First place, Brcokiyn wtn0~t
further notice on nescsy afternoon q sve ocloes 1s
seorr-io jersey CITY o. Friday, Msreh s. Of p.r.y-s.
Funeral rsn her Isss residence, Ne 100 Grand srees.
On Monday afternoon, = two O'Clock
Substantially In 8sokly., sa Yri6sy, March 8, fso-
The friends Of the farny arc respectfully invited 10 ~
tend the funeral day (susday from his late residence,
sr.c.a-o~ Thnrsday. March 8, ofco.samptoa, RAA-
BsrH srxrcxR, sgod 70 years and months.
tend funeral from he residsnos Of Isr parsass Ne
iss Eighth avenue, this uuday) afternoon, n two O'CLOCK
STEWART Saturday nAroh g. Of consumption, JAMES,
eldest son Of Jsmes and Mary Il. Stewart
The relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited To attend tho funeral om his late resdeooe, No.
i1S I'm street. s,s tsuncsy} afternoon Of enc O'Clock
TnohKroSsIn Brooklyn Saturday March 8; OF parN-
nsS, NohShT lS'NNVSt aScu tO years
The friends OF the family respectfully invited 10 -
tend the funeral from his lote residence No. I4 YORK
street, Monday afternoon, o: half past o'clock with
out further invitation.
Monticello, sullivan county, and Canada papers please
COPY.
WuIxs -On Saturday March g. astsr long and severe
Illness, OF rheumatism. JOSHUA r. WnLna
The friends ssd relatives Of the family, and the
bers OF the L. Snow Social Csion No respectfully
invited 10 attend the funera from his late residence No.
226 Ninth Monday aferr oon at two O'Clock
VILLA ms-On Saturday, March 8, after loag and 80
we're illness JeHN WILLIAMS aged 81 pears ii months A.d
8 days
HIS remains with be taken 70 Greenwood, Monday A.
terncon at O'Clock from his late residence, No. SAY
Sixth avenue The relatives and friends Of The family
respectfully invited 70 attend the funeral
would not live Away, ask not TO stay,
Where storm after storm rsts tark DER tho way.
The few iurid mornings that dawn here
Are enough OF LIES Joys, fun enough Of It's cheer
would not live AWAY, no, welcome tho tomb,
Since Jesus hath lain there, dread not its gloom.
There sweet be my rest, till he bid me arise,
To hall him in triumph descending the skies.
wnsoy.-ou Saturday, March 9, ANNE wnsor, vito n
Edward Wilson.
The friends and acquaintance Of she family reapees
fully invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence
No ~ Stone street, this Sunday Afternoon 81 Two O'Clock
precisely.
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Tux VIII. OF TIE Lars WILLIAM RopsAn. OF

Tux WILL oY THE LATE WILLIAM BopNAN or
BatrmoHy.-h generally known that this gentlemen,
wboee demise occurred few days SINCE left conyi
property, and before his death dictated WILL beaueat
ing over $4,000 Subsequently the will was ooened,
family the extent Of about $40 0o0 The had sft
be balance o. bis estate some s0S GOO, including $4,000
on deposit in the Merchants Rank, 20 nephew Mr. Chas
Rodman 81 Cincinnati, and inspector OF the tobacco in.
specuon warehouses Of thst city. His slaves, 1--WE in
number--sno, Orlando, Sarah. Charlotte and Ssllyhe
also bcqueaihed 10 hnl, making bm ms sole resdusry
Mr. Bodman. at Cincinnati ho Immediately came 70 Bait
more and on Tuesday made the whole bequesi 10
two female members 81 the family, who had been
ioos ed hy the tsstst esetywg acy Tor himself Gsuc
the bciy servant Os bis uncle io'-ps,e S,n As-eS
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The Old Police Force Triumphant.

sUPREMR COCRT-GKNERAL TERN.
Before Hon. Judges Davies, Cerks andTSutheriand
MARCH 6-The Court rendered q large number OF dc.
cisiops this morning
In the Natter Of Robert Gambling and Flo: Hundred
Others The Police Ccmmissions--In these cases the
Court Of opinion the given the Judge
ves) special term that the Of the Commissioners
void for want of personal notice Of time and place OF trial
The proceedings of the Board of Commissioners void
and must be set aside.
James AcCune The Board Of Police Commissioner
This mandamus TO compel the defendants to restore
the plaintiff others to the Office OF policemen The
Court think that the plaintiffs held the Office by virtue of
Of 1863 and that the law Of 1857 merely imposed
duties the persons then in office, and the refusal
perform those duties subjected the parties refusing
punishment but dismissal An order for plaintiffs
should be entered.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
. Pun Apurpa, March g. 1s6s.
stocks steady. Reading Railroad 30; Morris Canal, so,
Long Isand Railroad, i21s PennsyIvans Ralrc~a, asK
NV OusaNs, March 8, 1853.
The sales OF cotton 70 day we're 10000 bales niddling
lie. llhc saes OF the week sb 600 bales Receipts
u the week, N 600 bales Decreased receipts AT this
port 50N bales Decreased recepss II ali southern
ports, 81 900 bales. Stock In port, ans 500 bales
PurtApupruA, March 9, 1853.
Flour firm wheat dull aud quotations barely maintain
ed 81 81 OF for red and 81 20 ~ 20 Cor white Corn
buoyapt saes OF ~ 600 bushels Prov sons unchanged
wbissey 2oxc- 8 2lc.
RArrxoRx, March Q, 1855
Flour steady. Wheat and corn nominal ~ unchanged
ubissey dull al 2o.Sc. s9lc. Provisions steady.
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MARRIAGEs AND DKAThU.


ToMEs-zIsMyRMAs Saturday, March o, at Calvary
church by the Rev. Francis l.. Hawks, d. ID, BENJAMIN
Tosys TO RosA youngest daughter Of the late John C.
Zimmerman. SeDr.
WIIIIAms-FvAss--Op Thursday. March 4, at the File
venth street WEIGH Congregational church. by Rev r. d.
Thomas Mr. REGARD D. Williams, OF Copper county, Mis-.
souri, to N.ss EIJzABs1a EvAss, OF Brooklyn, NY
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Mnyor's Once.

AScrHkR Asskutr rPox MARcue ClcKRo SrAStxy.-
Yesterday morning Marcus Cicero Stanley appeared be-
fore the Mayor and made an affidavit against John Nc
Carthy for assaulng him Friday afternoon In the bar
Of Delmonoos saloon, Broadway. Mayor remann
accordingly issued warrant for McCarthys arrest and
placed Ia the hands ot oficcr black took hitn In
custody at Salon In BroaGway lie will be brought up
before the Mayor on Monday Cor examination.
AsomEs ooSuDxscE CANA. r. Walker, from VOL.
wich, Maine, his way TO California met SHARPER in
Park place yesterday morning, who the Confidence
game him by inducing him 10 change bogus 800
bill the City Trust and Banking CJmpsny for which ho
gave gold in exchange. Walker, finding he had been
sent In search OF the fellow but unable to nd HIM
"A Walker had engaged passage by the steamer Moses
Taylor which sailed at O'Clock he compelled to
leave. minus Ills enc hundred dollars.
DESCENT ON AN AiivGxD GANmiyu HorSx-Iasgy HAITI
or GAsBSe AFPARArrs.Ou Friday night Sergeant James
Croft Of the Mayor squad. with ssquad Of men made
street, kept Charles Ransom and George Cohen where
they succeeded In securing large amount Of valuable
gambling apparatus consisting Of heavy mahogany
table faro silver dealing boxes, two hundred and
Any ivory checks and $40 In mooey when the officers
entered the building eight playing at the
tempted b stop them, A. TO give tbs alarm to hoee
playing, and caught scrrant Croit By the collar OF bis
coat and tried 70 push him ont into the street The
officer being rather too Tor Ransom threw him over
side OF the hall and passed up stairs All the i'm
piemepss removed to the May squad room, and
yesterday morning Ransom brought before the Mayor
and held bail the - 500 10 await the action OF
the Grand Jury. The apparatus secured Is very vaiu
able having coat over $500 They banded to
the property G ERIK 70 be sold
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Affairs Or Texus
WASHINGTON, March 9,

The Legislature Of Texas adjourned the 18th uis'
There WAS no money in the treasury oil Texas, and
creditors compelled take warrants which were al
five per cent discount
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.Possunt quia yadentur posse."-ytrg,i.
They conquer who believe they esn "-Dryses.
aS.s y. p. ssS e.
ss
sSs re 'st:.n:% sh.s W:ssns:
and upheld sidney serene sssgonls.
". % ne
i. poie. ssaned we eIslu.vsns:s q !. N
Offering library ,or HS,us
aaaos s' .as
Of The Of s as
books for review aod me- maj n1S ee
broadway Advertisements shilling line None re
ceved under my cents.
a for s.ssye% for S
i srosd RssS'e' never nue. ''''' ~p'' 49,
I.arusst Photographic Portraits In Now
York for FIVE dollars, at HOLMES Gallery of American
Genin has Issued Hts a Spring style Of
ss sf q &c Of materials
opposite 81 Psurs church.
WALKING Spring Fashion Hat Is the Most
desirable issue for the season. Call at i2s Fulton street
Hunt, Webster 4 Co.'S Tight Stitch Sewing
p Nc 20
floor.
Congratulated, Two Active. Intelligent
and honest statesmen others need apply.
VIM b. JOHNSON 4 CO.. so and 81 Reade street
-
CYistadOru's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.-
Res, the world On sale and dye applied 81 No Asor
House.
BatchsIor's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best world all made Sold and applied
ct ths mandatory, Z3 broadway
Ballads Hair Dye-KeuiDKer's or Manhat-
linmen Manhattan pasters biers, syrups &c Depot
.76 Broadway.
Marsh & Co.'s Radical Cure Trusses, Elastic
stockings shoulder braces &c No Vesey At Astor House.
suasst1tufe for Gold Leaf and Seven Tlyass
| cheaper than gold, 10 ANDREW A. MOSkR8 superior Flo
renee leaf only at % William street, opposite Plat
L
Defiance Salsmander Safes-Wath Patent
powder proof Also fire and burglar
proof psrlor safes Depot l92 Pearl stree. ~ ,,r,,cv
| Smithsonian House, BrOadway.-Hotei Ac-
the Eurepean plan Steam heat throughout
Choice Havana SegarS, SnufKs, Tobaccos,
| Meerschaum pipes &c. NEwCOMBE son, 3oIa Broad
| way.
| TIolloway's Pflla-Slck Headache, Vertigo,
aatuence papiiaon OF the heart sinking Mt the stomach
general complaints proceeding from imper
feet relieved the first dose OF this medicine
| and eI irely removed by It's occasional use.
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Reception OF the Re mains OF Captain Hardin

Reception Of che HsmaiNs OF CH3t"dH ff"Tuf"B
at New BEDFORD
NKw BEDFORD March 6, 1858.
The remains Of Captain Harding of the snip John Milton,
accompanied by Mrs. Harding reached hero this morning
and were escorted to the steamer for Edgarown bya
large procession OF ship masters merchants and others
The flags on the public buildings and shipping placed
af hal mast.
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1sT--HAvs yoU nuNIoN OR CORN Is rHs J6fsV
u OF your greet toe enlarged m ~ vo,i -, h.vr
moved. without ssin OF eas& b. rACIAEIx so-s- /.
sarJrsts, 10 sfcs1vX
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Carpets.-Wanted, Two Active. Intelligent
and honest sslesmen others need apply.
VIM B. JOHNSON CO.. SO and 81 Reade street
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tsenin has Issued HIS "a Spring style Of
hat which beauty OF pattern excellence OF work and
lat OF the season GENIN, ia Broadway,
opposite ST. Paul's church
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DKrAULTER IN CANADA The Sherbrooke
(Canada East) Gosette OF Saturday last says0ur town
has been thrown into considerable excitement during the
past week by the dsappearance OF Mr.. Thomas williams,
Secretary Treasurer Of the Municipal Council and the dis
covery that he was desuter to the town for some ten
or twelve hundred dollars. His accounts we're under
going an examination by the newly elected Councillors,
and the books, NC were found v@y confused and M
satisfactory state, two leaves Of journal having been alb
stracted, ana sundry other circumstances looked
picious On saturday Williams drew some sl75 from the
bank belonging 10 the School Commissioners, which he
had collected urder the preence that nc wishedo paw
over w. tncr secretary aud gave eg bail for
security. Tire last heard from him al Rouses Point
Willissns was East young man of Incorporate habits
kept horse, drank the best Of brandy and lived the
rate of 81 200 or sttoo year incene o $500 sad
when elected 10 the Office me held had been in town only
one two years.
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Fire I'm Bridgeport.

BRIDGEPORT, Conn, March 0, 1885.
Tonlinson, Wood n Co.'S large carriage mandatory
WAS discovered TO be lire about half past three r. NJ
The fire was discovered In the cupoa, supposed 10
have ceught by spark from the furnace The stock and
goods were mostly saved Loss not exactly kuown-est
mated at about SIS 600 or $4,000 for $4,000
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Dosuorrcotypes Unrivaiisd taken by Meade
BROTHERS for the. pas. seventeen years; nine gold
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