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COUNTY TREASURER's OFFICE.

ORovILLE, Oct. 10Th 1865
Warrants drawn on the General County Fund
registered November 23rd 10 December Sth
lseQ also, warrants drawn on the INDECENT Sick
Fund registered May 7th. 1851; also, warrants
drawn on the County Road Fund. registered Feb
rnary, lS6S, viii be paid on presentation q. his
Office, and will cease to bear interest from .bis
date; II not presented within sixty days the
money set apart for their redemption, will be
appropriated 10 pay warrants next in order of
registry.
n. BURROUGHS.
County Treasurer
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FIRE IN SAcRANEyTo.-A fire broke out in
the dwelling, occupied by Mrs. Fay, adjoining
the Gas Works, Sacramento, on Monday fore
noon. 1t soon consumed that building. and
the flames communicated with the Pioneer
FIGURING Mills, occupied by Prescott Il Gar
field, and destroyed that building, together
with $1,000 worth of grain and -four in the
mill. The mill was valued at $4,000, on
which there was an Insurance uf $4,000.
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NO SICKNESS IN THE FAMILY.
NO SICKNESS IN THE FAMILY.
NO SICKNESS IN TIE FAMILY.
County Treasurer.

r. X. X.
Families that understand the use OF Ratiway >
Ready Relief. are never troubled with sickness
heneHer pain or discomfort SEXES the pateu; they
apply II At once, and that is the end of the difcui-
~ Those who seized with Sore Throat,
huarseness, pptheria, Influenza, Colds, Coughs,
Pains and Aches. rheumatism Neuralgia Chills
and Fever or any other disease where there is pain
or inflammation. should apply the Ready Relief At
once. Do this and "a cure viii quickly follow
Thousends of children have been saved by its use
in Group. Scarlet Fever, ConvulSions Diarrhoea
&c, Keep this remedy in the house and use it
when pain IS complained of, and no serious sickness
will follow.
For sale by Druggists
HOSTErTER, SMITH & DEAN, Agents.
lwl San Francisco
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THE subject is being agitated in San Fran
cisco of converting the Hayes Park Pavilion
into college.
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TX Senator Broadhead. Of PENNSYLVANIA,
died st Easton. in that State, on the 18th Of
September.
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MINING NOTICES.
GiDsey G. & G.. II. Co.

NOTlCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT At A
Z Meeting Of the Board of Trustees Of the
Gipsey Gold and Copper Mining Company
an assessment of twenty-five cents per share
(of one foot each) was levied the capital Stock
OF the Company one half to he paid Immediately
and the other half in forty days from this date t.
the Secretary at the Compauys otiice, Cherol ee
Flat in gold and silver coin.
SAMUEL GLASS. Secretary.
Cherokee Flat. November lrtn. l>53.
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Tbs NsFada Transcript gives a list Of tie
loSSss By the on Sunday last at Grass Valley.
which fOots up S4s5 $50.
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OxE MILLION dollars in "Greeubacks" are
said to have arrived for the use Of the Federal
authorities in San Francisco. They have had
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" ashington Copper Mining Co,

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT AT A
~ Meeting Of the Trustees. Of the Washington
Copper Mining Companp, held this day, an Assess
nent o Six Dollars per share was levied on the
Capital Stock Of said Company, payable on or be
fore 18th day OF November, \. d. 1853 to the Sec
retary at his office in 0rovilie,
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
4. STEVENSON, Secretary.
Oroville, October 10th, 1865.
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0rOviIle Copper Mining Company.
D ees. meeting of the Stockholders of the Orc.
vile Copper Mining Company. will he held at the
Office of MesSrs. Faulkner Il Co, at the hour OF :
O'Clock P. NJ, on Monday, the 7th day of December
fr the purpose OF electng Trustees for the ensuing
year.
". Il. DARRACH. President
JAMES NELSON, Secretary.
0royille, November 9th, 1868.
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Notice.

4 IL PERSONS indebted TO the q" OROYILLE
"a FLOUR Mill" are hereby notified that 4
Maurice Jr. and Max. Brooks are the only persons
authorized 10 collect and receipt fer debts due said
Mil.
WILLIAM BURROUGHS.
Per A. MAURICE JR-, Atty in fact.
Ornyille OF 3nfh lss4
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l am, very respectfully, yours,
GEO. Is. MCCLELLAN

TABLE OF Distances From AUSTIN Al
lardt's map of the Reese River mines gives the
following table of distances from Austin 10 the
several points east and west, as well as to the
Reese River mining districts, as follows: To
New York, BIS miles; ST. Louis, 1913; Salt
Lake City, 372; Ruby Valley, II; Virginia
City, lis; Jacobsyille, G; Sacramento. 327;
San Francisco, 467 Geneva, Il; Guadalajara
%; Lander City, II; Pleasant Valley District
Is; Washington District, 10; Ravenswood
District, 26; Simpsons Park District 6; Au-
gusta District, 40; Mount Hope, 10.
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Sherif's Sale.

FDY VIRTUE OF \ DECRETAL ORDER OF
q . Sale issued out of the District Court of the
18TH Judicial District. in and for the County of
Butte and State of California. under the seal there
Of in the case Of The People of the State of Calior
mia vs. Heirs of John Potter and certain Real Es-
tate. to me directed and delivered, commanding me
to sell the premises described in said Order to
which reference being had more fully appears, TO
satisfy judgment rendered in said Court in favor
Of said plaintiff and against the said Real Estate
and defendants above named. for the sum of
1888 A. and the further sum of $5llN7 costs Of
suit and all accruing costs. have levied upon and
will expose at public sale for cash, to that bidder
who will take the smallest portion OF the premises
hereinafter described, and pay the amount Of said
Judgment, costs, and accrGing costs,
On TUESDAY. the sth day of December,
A D. 1863 at , o'clock P. N. of said day at the
Court House door in said county, all the right title
and interest Of the above named defsndants or any
of them in and 70 the following described property
10 wit; Eight thousand, eight hundred and eighty
eight (SSSs) acres of land situated in Chico Town
ship, Butte County California, bounded on the
Northw st by the tract Of land, 2 leagues, former
" granted by {. A. Farweil late deceased, unto
John :. and James Williams: on the Northeast by
the tract Of land of S. j. Hensley: on the southeast
by part Of said land Of said s. J. Hensey, AID the
tract of land granted by the Mexican Government
10 Sebastian heyser; containing y square leagues:
said q square leagues being the south half OF i've
leagues granted 10 the said E. 4. Farwell by tie
MtAtCdu OoNeluiu nu VIC " - y sHc "a a
mento river including all the land within SAID lines
less one half league thereof now owned by Bldwel,
Solomon and Vaudeville; said last named hall
leasuc being embraced within the following lines.
TO wit: One half league Of land, situate on the
northeast corner OF the Rancho de Farwell, begin
ming al the northeast corner OF said tract OF land
or Rancho, on the Arroyo Chico (ChicO Creek
from thence, running southerly along the east line
Of said Rancho, one league, Spanish; from thence
westerly one half league Spanish: thence northerly
ODe fr7-ue Spanish. ATrOy0 I1iC0 {IlieO
Crcek). thence one-half league. Spanish, along
said Chico Greek, 70 the place OF beginning.
0roviHe, November l4th, A. D., 1868
VIC. MIDDLETON,
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S-T-ES6O--X.
BRAKES PLANTATION BITTERS.

They purity, strengthen and invigorate.
They create healthy appetite.
They are an antidote to change of water and diet.
They overcome effects OF dissipation and late
hours.
The strengthen the system and enliven the mind
They prevent miasmatic and intermittent fevsrs
They purify the breath and acidty Of the stomach.
They cure Dyspepsia and Constipation
They cure Diarrhea, Cholera and Cholera Morbus
They cure Liver complaint and Nervous Head
ache.
They are the best Bitters in the world. They
make the weak man strong, and exhausted ma
tures restorer. They are made of pure St. CroiI
Rum, the celebrated Calisaya Bard roots and herbs
and are taken with the pleasure of beverage
without regard to age OF time of day, Particularly
recommended TO delicate persons requiring gentle
stimalant. Sold by all Grocers, Druggists, Hotels
and Saloons. P. H. DRAKE, & CO., New York.
CRANE & BRIGHAM, Agents,
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The privateer Sumter, reported some time
ago as having been destroyed In Charleston
harbor, is at Wilmington, awaiting an oppor
tunity to run the the blockade. Eight Federal
steamers blaekade that port at present, and
more ore ordered 10 positions there.
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REESE RIVER The Aurora Times has a
letter from a gentleman at Reese River which
says: 81 am cleaned out cleaner than shot
gun. have been sold more than | was in
Wild cat in Esmeralda. When | came here |
had some money, and | fattered myself that l
understood something about wildcat specula-
tions, and | thought would start and do
something in the way of buying to sell again
bnt alas in less than week after | came in
camp found myself out of money and in more
wild cat cluims than you ever heard of, and |
have found out to my satisfaction that there
are men here who can beat the Aurora wild
cat spectators aud give them FIVE in the
game. My name is Haines hereafter"
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HELMB0LD'S EXTRACT BUCHC.
THE GREAT DiURETIC.
HELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT pIURETTC.
HELNBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU
THE GREAT plURETIC,
HELABOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU.
THE GREAT DIURETIC
And Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseases 6.
the
Bladder, Kidneys
Gayel, DpP>ey,
Organic Weakness
And all Diseases Of the Urinary Organs
See Advertisement in another column. Cut it out,
and send for the Medicine NJ once.
Betrare Of Couaterfeits'
HOSTETTER, SMITH & DEAN, Agents,
San Francisco
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IT Is RUMoRED that heavy dry goods house
is shortly to be opened in San Francisco, the
proprietors of which will advertise 10 sell
goods at the usual rates, payable in United
States Treasury notes. Such move might
prove important, for it would probably operate
as an entering wedge to complete revolution
in business end currency. We do not see the
benefit to be derived from such a revolution.
1t would make dollar worth one dollar and
a>half and seud goods up CORES spondingly.
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Arrived.

p-rs H,rr., A. Stephenson (of Turks I,lAnd Prindie
g Island. Key Wet - csys suaLo 10 } ~ Snith
having On tie let inst 81 ,sp- oria during heavy shs
m ~ spruns iess AID i.s present leaking very osay
Ia hsfno,hire but y. winds he sn'is. passage.
srk John W. Andrew TOT bos'on) Hardy Havana 10 oA!
rs r,rr.iis Iof Delaware Ill., Clensescs 70 days 'asa
and IN ola.ses 20 Tucker 4 LieIiboufn.
1fs .ber, I'D ms (of Bottonl Townsend, Ltngan e. D.
II avs coal 10 uaser Nov 10 20 miles r. Of Sandy Hook
IN gale fson, ", lo., topniast ard 'p sails
Hf. Mary Emily of nassau ~ ~, jenkins, frs Gays
rubber 10 A. r. Coming son 60. Has been Gays ~
Of lfateIa, With heavy - and y w ssles Nov lat, ~
a. lon Henry Groe aged q ye,Es sesIasn Of Oeinany
,eir Andfoinsd. of Nassau y. Pl, Ashhy Hsvsns Oct
% .uear 10 T. H. Gsgor. Nov lat " % lon ~ ~ W
boari-d ~ a. :. gunboa, Cornsclicu,-sh we'll While
o!ns rongb bgitsTuik Channel came In collision WIKI
,chr. HiswstAs. which bfo.r rsl.. 49, $500. -
Schr DAME, 10 wusnt Townsend fhisSepniA ior o''oh
sc.r. [. L. EGy.s. " o, cOtnoco. wood.
schr hsp,son i.opic. sa-.imeie , ~ eeHL
sciI sylTh Abbot tl,ao' rort ~ Scw Ftvcn
sehr y,ruilior Hulk, flIatcl pct for ew.tiaver.
SIR Fdward Wot'on ouls Pfey.arnce ioE poas
schr Roger Isrnr.,~ Iiprd Wsu'n, l.
s,hr Dgroc. hodedon. , al River for Ehfshrthpcr
-eAT Amelia Ann (of h.sau E.cas, HGsau Nov :, coof
AMI tGspeutlne 90 Joe ph fr~as.
schf. Vivid tr, q haAIl Fleh HALIFAX dsy' cats and
schr uisi Andrr Dayton Baufcr C.. II days, via For
tr~.. WUuor bales. to a. = @ aterTas,er On Jlst ui
Al mi es T. II HsrIts ln. m IN with III bark lear, ol
sot4 shield. hence "a ul, or Olsso~, ~iih cargo q
fia IN slnh ~ condi iou took o tc captain sd eT" "a
Ia numbesl, aid brought them 9 a.. PVT.
steamer Eg.csn, Morrison fh-@epna raise, &c, TO JA'
Hand.
scsm.r sclgiver Adams. Baltimore. mdse, &c. to VIM
Day.u
steamer Franklin, Yoens. Baltimore. mase TO William
D,itcn
" l.,D-sunset, 5. w and light.
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A PATRIOT Some days ago, A. A. Provost
MoIslal. General Eugcut received letter from Mr..
ClendcnIin Ggaydon ilted September. Frankforton on.
tho Jn acting ior;h in bret lis desire TO serve his
native country 10 this her tmo Of need. He was duly
en- oiled IN Capt. Manierres district before taking his
departure or Europe but had not been dratod never
,ecs be desired 10 have representative IN The Union
army, and accordingly transmitted draft for 800.
PAYABLE 10 the order Of President Lincoln which be
desired to give ns bounty to some good man who
would enter the ranks. The draft having been duly
Endorsed by the President. Secretary OF War. and
o,heIs yesterday returned to Capt MancTre. w;th
instructions 70 carry ont Mr.. Graydons wisheG
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1863.
1863.
'sYLvlXJA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

rEANSiLVtSlA & NthA, ha'L"'AD'
TIE sHOxIEsT AID OIIChE>T hOOir
Fsou NEw.lo.S 10 ruE fRiscirAL W EsthSS .itts
Seven daily lS. Ne" aS sr 10 ia ''
ALL rnNGTS fs1E$ fQE TE En MEST 1,I By THIS
ron Of cot RrLANDTSE -
way Of Phi acphia the morning passengers leave New
YORK a. d. tune the. Fou,esi evening paseneen
Al u .. ~ . one hour .A.cf thau o.ler INES
~ w., OF Allentown evening pass,nsers cave a. IN
twooas than the Northern lines ana ~ ooh 'y"''s
arrive at the time az northern nes m anu ="
,oiu,s In the North West. ttsiinr Indianapolis Lonsnt
!, Iou Cleveland Columbus. Cincinnati, and AL man
points N,,,, with fever changes oi cars ,,u,,,.
srp; ssrs Without co., T,n TSn .J ms.
sn.okip. and saloon Can oD All uains.
-, l.o sans other routes
Bar.nsc check through. Transfers nee.
WESTERN EMIGRATION.
Tie reuus,l yauia Central company runs al fmiSi"s
Arr,,, Ell non iiu- which sn,Ids comfortable mode III
s 10 r,rs moving ard At half The usual rstss
Of fare rpp,ours
~ this route fe'shts Of II desp''onsea be rvnd,t
70 sad ioni aay tgnt Oh the Railroads O Ohio hennsAy
iYdiq,. l.uo'. y ..cous'u, Iowa. Missouri, by Rail-
ROAD DIRECT orto pot On the Iayisabis r'els o the
NJ nv s..anlfls nom l.ttsnui.h. -
mo isc Z r,rh ana from any point In the West ~
The ppi.vN ana Central hipgt al tiu.s a. iAsofso
ss ,s CHARGED by other Rlioad Companies. Mehnis s.u
sh roIs l'.us ing tho transportation Of hcr fep ." VIE
Coniy lely With confidence On rs sseedy 'fsu'i
LIVE STOCK.
Fafr,s I'D D aers Va Live stock WI m a " al .n,
atl.a. luuie. taptclaus ards. wei a'''" ~ ~
pied ra cyry convenience have been OF" ~, ,,,n,
ana Do. .'loif, ant cfr.y l'cuio, IS h.,
NlIispufr whore viii De- oend ever p,,ri ,nri
trdr. af a .l.'ag choice j. offered Of ,, ,n n,s
rll,A, ~ WORK ud bALlAohh ~ 80, Hons.
,fft,i 1 c.. Ere n, As Ms, -, y,.,,...,
rrD0Niipi BisCHOfs. EsniSsn, Agents
Egocu LEWIS. 0snsrs Superintendent. Aisas.'..is
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shipping INTELLIGENCE
PORT Oh hEW-YOK.......



Shp-Adriatic Moore London. r. =. Norsan Wiley.
Bsfs.-1yr.al Wave Dean n'eyileo and buenos Tyres
JoLn Morton IT, Ehnswood E1inswood New Orleans,
A. II. Webster; Alpha lAoIh Lsm'", An'wefp' runen
Heincte A Nsndt. n
Leonard Berry tErD Steele Hern,d~, j. Harvey sara
4. Nickel. sicscs Elsabehpoit H. T. Buck Co. Mschs,
s,cs AleYand.A, Thompson Huperi A. q. hrchiosie
DBL Nictersop Londonderry, J = Whitney Co FeeS
.e,. lLrl Power. HsAisI, J. 5. Whitney.
scLooners-Blo-,oni Douglas. Ne" iayen, H. = hscse'
4 son Elk, rlsro Lceks Warrington. Van bi nj Shgit
ord II tie Isles Coauan, s. Domingo City, Brett Son
Co. Slneani. W-ri PHILADELPHIA Bentley. smith Co
A. T. Chapman, Glhsn, Bea f1rt. y. C., Hamilton 4 Co.
! II franklin Ciey,on. Wstctsrrlgue, T. O. bentons sons
VIM bsuen., PAik., Alssani "a. Marietta smih fsifcr
New Haven j. T. fearsaii L. oaIe' Tu'hi Washington
Van hruni slasl John Collins hi.en, Arlington an
Buut Ssght; NOM. Hope Spaldiu. Rockland va foIi
land J. V. HAyiland; America keSno.es Providence H.
Kenny khc. Anu Randall. King BeagoIt Murray Ne
phewi s. q. hle. Jones' ChlGco'easue, A. e. Haven I'm
.rpsls. Wheaton, Chnco,ssrre, i. c. Hayrrs. dah ne
Conaver Reed. Port Royal Bentley, smith Co. oer.
Wave Lcluh York River, b. J. Campbell Annie solhiS
fRrD psviison naafnoFos =. Or-y Edward Everett, o1
leslaw Ia Mancha Piao.nta BAY Iced Co.
stean.f-MsrLa Stevens, luce, baltimore, '" Dehe.
soop-H. Il. hAssrm, Master Lswion
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etcs herewith submitted, win furnish all tho niorma.

etes herewith snbmitted win furnish all tho inSorma-
ton upon this subject viii only add ny tribute to the
whif under tho Messing Of Divine Providence enabled
q GROWING yietry t. &c obtained, which feel conf.
dens ne countr viii never bear in grateful re-
meilf rance.
II 70 my duty as well az my pleasure 10 cal attenton
20 The earnest efforts at cooperation the part ~ A
Gen. y. y. Couch, commanding the Department Of tie
men, under Brig Gen. w. j.. Smith. WHO joined at
Eoonsboro just prloa TO TIE withdrawal Of the Con
fadCrntc Amy.
Ia conclusion desire 70 return rry thank. 10 nv
STA general aud pcrsona H. to each ard 10 all Of whom
was indebted for uDremittinS activity and most eff
Glen: assistance.
toTy respectfully your obodisnt sersant
ORC t. MEADE. Mljort on. Commanding.
i..Gsp l. TEOnAs, :. q. L. ,. \. ashinston, H. q.
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Professional Nolir,S.

NuAELrS :. SPENCER, Attorney ana
lat iay- Proctor and Advocate ia u s. Courts
NJ a. pfo.iway, Now-iofk kosidenee-No' 40 LV""'h
80 Met 2li.t th,twccn 9th aud loth-eNs
NfEKVOlS DEBILITY, &c.-C. ID. HAM
- MONN, ". D., TO- 81 ttt -:hs' new i''A'
I'm, hoar. nom y t. l., TO - sni 9csensng
VJlLLiAM W. SANGER, NJ. j.. gate l lc,.
w l.tt .ty,i-ol ul.ckN,ls sanll Ot.cc To. ~ Chn
en- rr ,.th.t b. New York ,iy. o.cc hour; from 10 4.
a. l.. aHd lfnn Jto . l.. ~.
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ilorl- i,ar0cns' Notice.

SrArs oF NEW .YoRs
PoRr-W.EuLAs OfFcE, No 10. " sll'
NOTICE Is hereby given, III accordance with
Of he aet passed April 49, 1887 entitled A. Act TO
noyst. ie Naides Onict Of the PoFt OF NeNi ora TO
all ,rsl. .er,-ict iu having charge ot ,he ,nles'
matter such in.iy examination o. survey ,t -, ~, ~
es 9ud ,lt he aid surveys exsmin,'iois wa oe eo
.eI thin ten dsys nost succeeding ths Ioho' Oh ''a'1
aid g.sscsi U,r.s,,. Point
,,.slor Prouei' "A,
,lt james 4. Brown. ~
''"' ' &. II. BlAMliALL. lIssNtn~
frcis ifrRRlNLS Secretary
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BOARD OF COUgCILMEy.-The Board was to
have held regular meeting on Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock, but quorum WIS not In attendance the
Board stands adjourned TO NoIday ati p. m.
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al, Ntca,y o( ihs h. bars f,afl nsSe. The following
sn ,tirg a.. 1,s 81 OF. vessel sard nom New
ok ust D. va cargo 4 wheat. under Am,nrsn in pee
ff.r en- Oct .5 aufhr heavy gae from y, = spfuts
r.sk AID PUMP, chaksdi cleaned them On the ftih they
Looked gain hen boic CO. or Chen p'ake aud ifo" TINS
time usu ayna her could Lof ret afcE up the pumps
ou h. ?9A abandoned isG with ~ ct water In the hold
d fnii.r TO the : q tpe Henry ran TT Cape
l.fsras t. boat nlllf tare h.itrias spoke me
49, Highlaua,r took buasd IL IN all The P.sfl
vs. - tua. British ta@a.urrfcu built IN sundeiani ~
,t On aud owned by Francis Robins son Of North Shields
SIR Luther Child Kelly non ihlhd.lpiis for 10 ton,
,ofl sdrn white passing up she Lower Fay This morning
.,f Ashore on Hoamcl - oals slowed od by the po''
boat Nsfle No 90 she Is .sakns badly, and las been
dockrd for t.pnlfs 800, a.,
SIR Auiia A. Cuy, Kelly from Phlaaelphs fog Dightop
Mil cargo OF .oal s'itck Oh tAe stone pie, Do.Awa.c
,fraiwa.er on Monday and sunk. Vessel aud cargo
to.sl !s.s. Crow saved.
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Iicamboals ana 'lcilroaon.

NrIW-gFRSEl RNIROAD-tOH Pill
\ Fiplfif aud u.s SOUTH and " Lab va iEh-
u Y 4. lY-A41 4ll l1pr,s Lncs have Nrw-i n II J
LAD lU O. ui. 4G i.Jn aid 30 p.u. Iele lmoush
I p, ,r,tpd "a Urd lr e. u. sri ~ ana ii'" p IA"
t.s ~ .fhl d. .nu AID al uud y. a.. i,l tho west
. w. MoouNvtF. Asasta't sup .i',ni ,.
No baggage viii he re,rsed Tor any Ism' HnY'f u'h'eitd
,,l..kra /. rliuui,, ID advance Of hs tine VI easns.
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Hoard Of Goun~iiaisn.


soe.s,s ..
n, Houi ret yur,usri to sdjoenneD' an h'f oh.mse'
No "a Cay He'd ,,-r
eaor ~ at srsvtrns 20 ilef esl = TIE ron
she Hoard d. Ard ~ AIMED uHill = 49, .th .fi -
ae.'i,-. |, a. JANIS ~. rNl lNLl. C,.gs.
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Capt WEoatcy he Of ufh haIk fcafl, les, ct "a sends
the follow lfe ra.ds . -
,i a. fcss fI itir kutnr. %. AID the crew. i.e IN
Load hls schr II. = '.nIsr, wAo ra,ued q, AZ
NN. VIZ ,1LN. Master. and
VEL bNOM 80 Nate u b. Barn Pearl.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun-Rssa. GO Sets........ 4:+l Moor-Sets.. -
HtGn WATER THIS DAf.
ssnly Hook. 7T3 Gov. land.. I0a He'll Gate :s9
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I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WHITE

- ARRANGEMENT, commencing Nov II. la6J.-Leevs
J4ules clip and 3'th. T. r.. at m ard m-Fndays snt
sauri y. a. D. sso-For GreenIoTt, sag uarbor hamp
on. Sc stopping al Stsiioss. For Isip at 9a and
y IN For Syoss., a. II and p in FOR JansAie'
at and II a n and anu y. va.
SUNDAY EXCURSION IRAlS-For lsip OF sIe m
from J,h.. stopping oil Stations Fare tor this Train
excursion raes. N -.
tor syo.,e, on Sundays at ji5 p Stopping st all :ts
tion.. u. hEASOSEH snPSphssoeenl
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TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK:
For New-HaSsn, T. tEAl ll;jnA M. i2:l9 tfxl Is
Exl $50 $50 and p
koT bridgeport I, tEx), n;Na m Hiio tCxb -"
UrD. 30 $50 aud Y.
Fox Milford aud STAFFORD 7. II 30 $50 $3.50 NJ
For Fagh.ld Southport AMI Westport :, H;SJ nl s"
$50 ,,,.> s,,,r,
s:50, 80. $50 p. m. 90, a., an,
For Dsr.en and oreenwich, 1910, liU M '''o' >S
Fos stanford = 9 (Ex) $50, llsp nj pii3 tExl s$
For Pot Chester ald Intermediate stations $50 ENA
~ $50. f:pi So t.3v r. III
For Port Chester sud Nev.Rochele p M
CONNECIlAO TRAINS.
For Boston via Springfield N. Tx $50 Ell up "
For Boston via Shore line l2;l5 ,EI J. D. IN - -,
for Hartford and Springfield. an. lEIl uiJo Ii$
Ok. y. ~ 49,, .. IL,
II 70 a. M. aud 2.3O To Northampton IN,
For Hartford Providence and ti.AAil RAifosd, stAI
II 80 q. ~. a.. u.,,...a -,
q H.. is;is, .Jo, ? m =.
For anal aai.sesd, Il Is p. m. to Northampton. a.,
Fog Uo.itolic Railroad. Q a. "a. $3.50 T. NJ 10 Ne"e~
iord Saarlaystc PIT ibid
For N,uss,rck Railroad, 8 q. IN, 1880 p m
For p.nblfy and AorwuiA Railroad. H. IN, ~" p m
Comm, ,l,ou. sleeping Cars eiiecl"i 10 p IN Trans
JAMES IA. HOlr. Superintendent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FOR Al
llHANY and TROY CONNECTING WITH TNAIN

NORTH and WEST Trsius leave:
From Chambers u. FROM wthte
Express. and ~ and 81 5.2 lozI a. m add SW' NO
j. and =. ~. Of o:A p u.
Troy and hlbany with sleep 1881 p m
inr cal. 1870 y. m. 49,
Poughk train $50 i;52 m and izH ana c'"
and y anj us p pm.
PeekskM Train, III q W., H:I@ q NJ, NSs M
and 40 p. IA l
10 M l.0T and 5a ..
Yonkrrs ,ra'r, Ia N. ls;k IN
Of4 Sundays al 5.Zt 2. M. ffoni StL'.t ,,,.
NAV be- ], sEy II the Offices OF Westcc4,
Espre.. in Acwiork and Brooklyn and baskAe cheeHea
III. Hous. az point. the road and 10 Saatofa csinsA
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