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Trial. 1t Police TIe.douart,r..
Our Havana Correspondence.

SOMETHING ABOUT -HE RIGHTS OF CARTnEN ON THE
PUBLIC srREkis-As ADvESTrff WITH LADDER.
AND WHAT CANE or TOT FTcER WHITMAN
CHANGED Win AN UNJUST ARREST.
The risls for the week past cvcopcd one or two
natter OF general interest to the pubic. Officer John
Gill. the Fourth precinct, was charged By citizen
Hlnes aoartrcau, with having assaulted him wthou. a.
provoc7tion At the corner " Frankfort ard CHI
streets The cariman produced two Witnesses a,
gave thr testimony very impartaly aad rather showed
that tn. officer was 10 tho right Mr.. H. A Burr who
vas th, cartman's employer. testified In behalf Of The
cartmai and became lts exciisi and said tha, II thu
ocor siculi again attempt 10 arrest him be would roc
be ansversbo for the Consequences ofccr GIN sts,Nl
that ron Haines was obstructng The way and would
not t othcr teams pass through tha, no went 10 the
carsnai ard requested him 70 back his horse down 40
as &c allow other teams that were loaded 10
pass ard tb,t as he would not do that he backed the
horse Own himself. and hence the difcuy. ocer Gil
~ 1iucd uitcssc on hts behalf who showed that hs
sas al rht he transaction and that be did no NOR.
THAI his d1y 70 clearing the way. The Board tory
-nai vego the case. and the matter vas diem issed
v'ry many case was that Of officer kone Of ths
sixtn pfecfct, VINO was charged by citizen Charles
Rau win living unnecessarily interisred With him, ana
hat u1tor te nyst aggravCtng circumstances. Citizen
cadiug White TO Walker street at about ten o'cocs
IN toe svcnrg when he stumbled over a adder This
bur, him eesaeroly add DO teok tho ladder up and laid
"
competed nm 70 put baat sgsinsn 1nty for winch
he nov sG NJ rehress o. the hADan IL tno honorable
Board srfe beng allowed al opportunity AZ out
IN hrs dseucc, stated That hiF rosi rns 4 very
quiet cnot So that any unusual uotso IN a.y pars
o. ne aiaatiou al once that he
hesrf ! temandous noise while panolog 90 the
nght t1c-ton, AID uIoughI q safe had been
blown - on MS post 10 ran 10 and found c,tiyen
RI s&f3 ~ q tho adder alluded TO- which the ctt,
ha pow iro the middle or the s,rssS With svob
yoggc = cause the crash. Noe knowing tie cir.
oans,', o. ne case, he made him restore Il 70 IL
ssutspsay, 0. that he abused him In any manner; be
cuy hsgrinsd 81 beng obliged 10 rsplscs In la1des
aud cary homo pair OF Sruscd shine
ohior whitman, o. TOE Twsasy second precinct Wa
ccmplsned on ~ citssn Dsitz, who charged that the
soer Trssted b. boy without any uss prcvocsson ana
locked IN up 10 ths statten house I'll - sfxsrnoeo
wtnos taking him 70 ceuvs that be cav hi bov n cus
soAy IN oce. and followed him v shs station house
shss On The way b saw e onioee 70 into Isouov ssors
aud remain sors tins. n sfcsr ehcvvs1 - rslisSIs
witnesses that be arrested Ne Soy fsr krovns sonss
and breaking ear viodows THAI The Jslgs hsd ihs boy
IN ~, sum Of one hundred asass ban ssd further thss
he al no no The tluos store - messoned BY cti.
xSp Eswy IT, oAss was a coprpe AksmAsuoS yDMo
Srs ~ only inportaa, 0asa sHths s,eaaas
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! Universal Hat store,
rerresenng all the latest Fashions o, the Old World and
aksTEKsESs DRESS HATS
eaIspREss FANCY HATS "A'''
MISSES HATS AND BoNNETs, S'
BOYS ANB yoUTHs HATS AND CARS.
&c, &c, &c,
10 apprcc;aos convenience ia great city like New
SUCH STORE rs GENINs
6i3 Broadway 81 Nicholas Hotel
Heads Of families who wish TO an hour What
THE WORLD Is WEARING,
In the way OF out door Headdressrs should at oucs
90 THERE
for everything 10 the line that fasho nabis and tass
family could desre comprised In the superb eegan
Stock
DENIM. oll Brosduax
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Advice 90 Every Ons.-Stssn fields
French Cornac Almost en- the btters IN the Amer
depend for their sale upoa extensive Advertising
pudrg eocentrs bsses aad Peter Funk labels
bus them second time
The rrepch Cosnse bisterssAs dascover{ q tho great
Preach physsaa end saeuis ksrourare The only bhtsrs
vovthy Ne aAos n the msrkss, nvgoratng The systsm
estna appsue sad sssrctsns most s.lutsy eject upsa
able prophyesss snd rsetd and certain cure - diarrhs
sra keartburs, oolio kisdrsd dheasss Bsid = n
sspsahs drugBists the Union. cad Wholesale anA rsA
81 the oaly Aulharssd A9sat Tor the UnAsed 61a4en
1FIigSRLO NsasAu sIEssk Nsv vess.
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THIRTY-EIGHTH CONGRESS-.
FIRST SESSION.


Senate.
WASHINGTON. April 30. 1884.
cRxArRR EFFICIENCY IN YuH CIVIL SERVICE
Mr. SUMNER, (rep) OF Mass, introduced bill TO pro-
vide for the greater efficiency Of the civil Of the
United States. II provides for board OF examination
for candidates for all civil offices, promotion in such
Offices except in those appointed by the President Tho
applicants must Be citizens between the ages OF eighteen
and twenty fve and must furnish such testimonials and
take such oath Of allegiance may prescribe
the work OF the applicants to DO assigned according
their degree Of merit and vacancies be filed In pre-.
else accordance With such assignment 10 the department
or branch OF the service for which the examination was
made.
OPINION A 10 THE RIGHTS OF ooLoRxp PERSONA
mr. sussm Introduced resolution requesting the Pro.
Attorney General to the rights Of colored persons
the army and elsewhere.
Objected TO by Mr.. POWELL, (opp.) OF Ky.
AAw TO MET THE CASE OF GENERAL BLAIR.
Mr. WILSON, Irep Of Mass, introduced. joint resou.
whose appointments Is required 70 DO made by tho Presi.
dent BY and with the advice Of the Senate and who shall
have resigned bis commssio1 and whose resignation
cise command In said forces unless again appointed
thereto BY tho President with The advice and Of
Referred to the Military Committee
RELIEF FOR sKrTrxRs ON LAND CLAIMS m CALIFORNIA.
BIZ M e ss oH csn. ssi
Mr. HARDING and Mr. CoNxKs defended tho bill In reply
70 Mr. JoHssos who oontended that the policy Of s pro-
renee with The action OF the judiciary
t*~' rs MORN LAND GIVEN AWAY.
, MT. HAnLAx. rep Of Iowa, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported the Senate bill granting lands
. railroad 10 Minnesota, with the House amendments
making the grant directly TO the State and Il passed
THE NATIONAL BANK
Inc senate then took up the special order-viz: the
National Currency bill.
~ie amendment OF the Senate Committee taxing banks
was passed without amendment.
Ihebill was then reported TO the Senate.
vhe principal amendment Of tho Senate Finance Com.
mittee 70 the bill reported Ia the following 70 the forty
first section OF tho House BILL
In lieu Of AL other taxes association pay
Of me United States In the months Of January
from and after the frat of January 1854 upon the
amount Of It's notes In circulation duty one
Ter OF conum each half upon
OF It's deposits and duty Of quarter Of half per
centum each half year Aforesaid the average
o. is capital stock beyond the amount invested In United
'nd povs e sis 70, ssss
In this act shall bo construed 70 prevent the msrke3
value Of the shares In Of the aid held By
any OF body from beInG included in the
2. ;ss
but at greater rate than 10 assessed upon other
oneyed capital s the hands Of individual citizens Of such
States And AL the remedies provided BY tho State laws
provided also that nothing In this act exempt real estate Of
the associations from either State county municipal
taxes the same extent according 70 It, value - other real
estate 10 taxed"
Tho Senate then adjourned, finding Itself without .
quorum.
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amount Of United States bonds and have the sss precs
dsnos xss the number Of directors TO DO elected oy
the stockholders at twenty, and the number 70 DO ap
pointed by the President ss ten.
MOVEMENTS or GENERAL AU0Us.
General Augur sft washngtoa to-day. on BRIEF VISIT
70 the front.
CONDITION or HoLB-N.THE-DAY.
Holen Day chief OF the Chppewas, whose life was
for few days despsred Of consequence Of his recent
wounds, Is improving, and II s believed VIII recover.
DEATHS OF soLDIsRs.
James Dixon, Company d, Fifteenth New York Engin-
eers henry B. Smith, Company @, Fifth New York cav
airy; Charles Tumbull, Company NJ Seventh New York
artillery; John ooughln Company @, First New York
tiery; James williams, Company B, sxteth New York;
Edward Cns Company E. Fifteenth New York Engineers
g. F. Bragg Company c. Twenty fourth New York caval-
~, and Augustus Sckss, Company E, Thirteenth New
York cavalry. died In hospital here last
report.
NAVAL OPERATIONS IN FLORIDA.
The Navy Department has received . Communication
from Roar Admiral Bailey, commanding the East Gulf
Bookadng SQUADRON giving the details OF two expedi.
Ito In the vicinity Of st. Andrews Sound Florida,
dor the direction Of Acting Volunteer Leuten-
ant william r. Browne. The first consisted Of eight
refugees, In q dugout canoe, who assembled Wetap-
poo river some twenty miles to White Bluffs,
and there destroyed thousand bushels Of brought
away some sacks, and captured barge thirty six feet
long, eleven feet beam and three feet deep, witch he 10
hitting up with howtzers for further operations Twenty
three refugees were brought OF. = s',@ = f
The cthsr szpedtop consisted Of tive msnip boats Of
the HestIc who proceeded East Bay They succeed
q indestrnyng two government salt wosks with <hres
hundred bushels OF salt.
There Eve companies OF rebel cavalry In that Vi.
cnity to guard these works, who rebuild them fast
they are destroyed.
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DR.. Hunters once L. "a No. 2 Divisiea
street, New York city lie has no o,he~ o6e EsablisAsA
erupous and spots the skin. all kinds ~
most poisonous mpurty Of the blood nstula all diseass
pertaining 10 tho urinary organs rheumatism &c WORK =
Human Frsiiy, Nervous Debility, Early fndscretoaL
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Prizes Cnshed In All Legalixsd Lotter.
G. WEST 81 Nassau street. room 10 T.
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Prizes Cashed In All Legal Lotteries.
J. r CLATrov 4 CO., 10 wan street NJ
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DENIM. SD Broad vsy.

Beautiful Conn pie Z On. - LAT I'd n Hoo m
Of Youth surp@sses everything for preserving and bes
Qsts where =
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LOTTERY Tickets Cashed-In for IN Ion
even. JOSEPH BATES. Broker,
IL Wall stree. room No l.
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Prizes Cnshed In All LcgaItzed Losse.
riss and information given. GALLAGHER ABENJAMIH
Brokers $40 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
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The fragrant sorodoat appears 70 have taken very
nnsni pAes amoM me mcs spp.c.ed dentrdees % the
mendsd By all Who shsve uSd q e beauhser and pre-.
server Of the teeth rereshng the mouth sweeenng the
breath srressns the Decay saa ohsrwiss bone
sold By eli drusssx. n cents bottle. and By HALL
RUCK IT, Prspristsrs as 0rssavioh street, NJ Z. IN
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Address 10 sDtokers.-roiiak ~ NoN,
nsershaurn manufacturers so Brpone street near ins
Bovsry can goods wholesale ana retail pprs rut
order repaired, boiled and mounted
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Iron Furnffure. bed teads. CradIess
IA Of ever description for foreign and domestic trade
CHASE CO., 52A Broadway.
Opposite o. Nicholas noist
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Il. Mendss, No. Gas Broadway.-Menass
Chocolate recommended TO Of delicate health by
its benenceni and nouahnG qualities The celebrated Che
ccate Bon Rsux well reputed their efcsent ase
10 furious the health.
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r.,norr sx.ss-ueaIsrs who are m.


rora 1ubmitng Their customers Of the nnesa
quality " th.-e Fashionable Hsta for Ladies' MiansN
fnfsuia snould lose calling anon AZ
undersigned has Just imported ~ ansss fs
ries " these goods introduced into New
THOMAS REYNOLDS 800 CANA street
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0ouraud's Peudrs subtitle U proofs Hass
from Or par Of the body wsSntsA -
his depot as Bf6ad~ay
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France, Ellis Il Co.-Maaaee,

LisRARv. BxrRA CLAss 5I-Aprii 30 1885,
81, AZ, 60, 81, SO, 81, 20, 70, 4. 10, 20, a., 81
cLass 5s-Apri 3d. 1885,
q, IL, 90, 70, ~, 81, So, 10, ~, IS, 4, 80, rs
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Distilled Dew-For the skia and Cen.
pleron 10 the best article known. ssd By druggsts D.
pot I'D Broadway.
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Jno. Il. Rrtta. Auetioneer.

JRo. y. Belts, Auettoneer.
TO WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS.
The Fixtures OF our Prcse q. store eonsrnS shs.fne
Desrs Ac viii be sold at auction. AZ pcIesy u ociosk
DEMAs BARNES CO.
~ OEr4vp P.rr- %.
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Murray, Eddy q Co.-Managsrs.
kRSrucxY. RxrRA CLASS su3-Apr 81 1885,
u. 60, 80. 81, 40, IS, 46, 80, rs, %, 49, IS. At
KENTUCKY. OLAss S4-AprIi 80 1854
70, SO, ~, "a, "a. 80, %. 20, 55, Z, 50, ~, 2s.
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Dyspepsia TIA blets.-Ask for Weiling's
Dyspepsia Tablets For sale all drusgss 81 50 ~
bor
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WiiAsr,s Patent eaiam anaev saNsJ
hne
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DR.. Lowe-Homeopa thfst.
SPECIALITY DYSPEPSIA.
For particulars Sunday Meycury.
Hours from II V ct 10 BGoort place Creath rressh
Broadway.
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We Would cell Attention &c the Large
sale Of Buidtnx Material Gss and water Pipes 20 rurA
Robes Household Furniture sold ofth&
sanitary Commission By e.. n LUDLOW CO.. ct TAD
May = 1854 - 10 o'ciock A n
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New style California Diamonds.
ORIGINAL JACOBS, AU Broaawas

Pimpics, Freckiss, Tan, Eruptasns.
rettev satrhssu. Flesh Worms &c, cured 10 cod
RAuDs Italian hsdisassd Soap, ~ bis new depot ~
Broadway.
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watches and Jsweiry
or ALL DESCRIPTIONS
g3oRGE O. ALLEN, ais broadway.
0as door bsow Canal street, fvrusriv n Wall SrpsA
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Deafness Of Children and Young sub
jects, with without discharges from the and a1
other diseases apperanng TO sght aud Hearing receive
attention from DR. CALDWELL, Clinton plAos
Eighth street. Hours from to 4.
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DR.. Marshail's Catarrh snun Cures {

DR.. marshall's Catarrh Snun Cures Ca.
srh Or Marshas 0a.arrh Smut cures Cold In the HesA,
Dr. Marshars Catarrh snun Drowsiness. Dr. Mar
shall Catarrh snuff Headache: Dr. MarshAs o.
srrh Snun cures Sore Eyes, Dr. Marshall Catarrh SNUG
Deafness. II and purRes out oil obsruconA
strengthens tho glands and gives healthy soon the
parts Affected. Sold BY all druggists.
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Campbell. Chemist 4nd Apsthecary,
Of Eighth and Twenty eighth Pure
medicines dispensed with
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Cloth and Parchment Tags for snip.
ping Cotton. Wool Flax. 10 81 VICTOR & hAU0RRT.
LIS Chamhara atrAel
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Ask for the VinnSgrs Toilette OF the
aociete Hygsnaue OF New York Sanitary disinfecAat
aud coametic. Price IS 81 IS Depot lio ohsm
bera street.
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NO "a
Superfne Civilization.

The ir-3ca Times and other English papers
take much 6. shi in speaking q be people OF
THIS country as "oisacbe3 S4vaees say the
t5ndouC1eS- ef cur system Of government are
brutal. aur standard ot taste extremely low. etc
This. II say the eaSf. j. equal In consiS fency to
the kettles abuse ef the 20 fer being black
he loaion Review. ia the following para
graph. gives glimpse Of the elevated style of
aGusemto-S. Sic n t-sd degree & taste. preya-
.ea; at tie v5ey center of English civilization
ard mag0,iceHcr -the C0ckney's parad dse-
fan 0s '-I.au'ua ,
Taese are many thousands Of people in
Ing land Hla c5n ee tae.r ia,erJs on ra' killing.
Tie -laeeus rlsca' e1er may ofeu te met IN
Picc4diy n hyde 2afk. Uish his l,a'her belt
o. olice or a.s Gl4a.S. aud iaur eaden elhgieS
or life >ica IA craving a alfec'ioua'ey on bis
br as. TIE largest rarTi, ia LaId We found
was about ten tcct square SET IN the middle of
Sott a 5sra The walls of it are asout three
feat high ana vbole hcca'ombs of rats are
killed heve ia a night WHY SIR" said the
hale iaaSiuc Norfolk mar. the proprjs' or. eve
doat * ouch cf tNeH'v dozen Of q night =
sud he p.urged hj- naked bard into the wire
ease -, ot sa,s, >e;z ere by the tail and
6eXts5ously Y showed han Il en- tis fl arm. The
ra'S are brought from Saips aud rot from sewers
4 first ther Wil uot ga; 10 pnbIc bul soon get
less sv- \ ,iral r..,e dag vii Kill dozen rats
10 !aGtc ba, five w-s ibe quota for tiny
Eiile beast just over two pounds in weight
The shape aud face of this canine species are
by no means progressing. nor is the color
han -ua- waiiish yellow From this let Us
60 20 the "sparriag saloon, whore, IN place Of
iocs snj rats. you See man and nan fighting.
Here aa enclosure about len feet square was
bounded by ropes, on platform yard higher
than tha floor. The eXpec'ant mob comprised
several boys The proprietor Of this saloon
ln,y and briefly made proclamation. Young
Ioncs and f end, aud then the two lads
stripped auj shook hands aoi forthwith
Young Jones began to pumm his friend"
with vigorous agtabiliiy
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(Fr5m tae san Francisco sunday Mcr3gry)
BURY HE N The SUNSHINE. -

No 'iaid the $tared greaiacs
us some tima-haiieWtd pile.
Not whore Tie pca.ur aathem- roll
Through the CItdedgdi ..isie
Under Van -loTipa- 41lfci
Where caT;hs glad vines m3y bloom.
And ealilAaud- light and graceful tread
Shall hover gol4a luy tomb.
" DarF me iG the sunshine.
4eatatL that fair. tree kr.
Btj h,inE Ho pompo4- marble there
TO crush ale where lle.
" Bury me ia Iae sunshine,
Mid Nature laughing bowers,
Ana traea luv fasting ep.4Fa
ia 0od's sweet si,Jot Aowefs.
Aye iay aHa Il Tire wildwood.
Where thoughts of >ln ana Gloom
May never Mar tie holy peace
Ihst broods above his tomb
There leave him u bis s,4mneT
Til the sun S sell be dim
Earth's empty pageaairy ANA pride,
What are tsty more IL hlm
ISABEL. a. sAAoS.
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Trial of Id GulIen at Chiquito.

Iatsase Erteas4f cmong tie N7raasn Pso-
Pis 9 Bate County Prcf,ua3 Sssat.iia-
tlas fLa,5 aaa Eqa'tg- Grand Trumai
81 Tr4t4, H9aar. and Iitas 5rsF Tjee,
Cr5g ael 0.a.s>sloa.
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4 woman Gt ,l0bustoTa, \. L., iogetJ.d
the time of Der decaase. made al her preqara-
tioos for that event. did q days work al wash
ing and baking. took her clothes and hung
then away. SAYING She woad never want them
again, AMI next morning vas found dead 10
her bed
ALLfrait trees have military pgop7asit;es.
When Young jAeg ase well tiaiaJL; taey pro-
d8ee mary kernels; ava their shoots are yery
straight.
Nlaxr If the lions OF society ike Their
nalaesal,e of thc forest. ars unable 20 look
true man ia The ese,
4 married editor rarely writes about women
lie dagea not try 20 maze her bis subject s.oe-
Be is hers
soxs men 4re Ike musical Sias-es-to pro
dace their Gsast tones yoU mast keeP them
net
4 maa Of nazlras aaly is like CycioPs
with one e7e, and That Cle ia the baca oi his
head.
TIE earth. with its SCARED face, Is 6 symbol
ol The past: the air and heaven Of fut1Tliy
Important petroleum discoveries bave been
made 10 Southern Russian
THERE are two things you should not Dor
row-troube and newspaper.
Az ~obiect Of interessr-a girl whose in
come Is $4,000 year
The battle Of life needs 10 generals; every
man Is lis own COMMANDER.
/ TIE Russians have proclaimed ea-aDciaa-
E ion in Poland,
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4 Nan 10 Rayeuna. Ohio. has caused The
timber Of a house in Frautlia Mills, built by
Johu Brown. 10 be cut into pieces suitable Tor
canes, and deposited them 10 the Sanitary + air
building al Cleveland, properly labelled,
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ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL,
or viIl

F.7IIE UNDERSIGNED WOULD RESPECT
{ fully inform his friends and the public gene
rally that he has rented the
Sr.NICHOLAS HOTEL"
Carmcrly kept by Frank J0hnSon,) in Orovillc
and he would he pleased to see his friends, when
ever they viii give him a call.
ROHEiT ONEIL, Proprietor.
Oroyilie, june 10th, iSGj.
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MASSACHUSETTS Is going TO establish mill
tary school, and expend $4,000 to teach her
young men how to fight
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4 hurricane is the sueezlns d the storm
spirit.
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TnE London Times thus states the Danish
question Her Majesly's bgotheriu-law aud
6er daughters 5 father in law have occupied
with their forces two provinces claimed by the
lafhe. iu-iaw OF the Princess of Wales.
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A Splendid Bar

Containing thc very best of Liquors and cigars
has been added to the establishment.
Call and examine for Yourselves. L. OLIVER.
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THE Russians have proclaimed aaaneiaa-
ion in Poland.
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SusqIcios IS the palsy OF the heart; lear IS
q chain of ice upoa the tongue. Half words
are worse jaaa =teace; aud either Is death to
conversation. a man. TO be genuine 10 himself,
mast ,rs-t md be trusted The scowl OF a
doabt queochas the charm Of a conversation as
quickly a.s ibe shadow Of hawk does the song
o. q BIRD
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TIE battle OF life needs 10 generals; every
man Is his own ccmmauder.
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ss- Stages leave this hotel every day for all
parts OF the country.
RALPH BIRD
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A. alec;;ng incident occnrrcd al the New
Haven barracks. the other day. \ woman
desired to see her husoaud-emoraced hun
began 10 sob and cry violently. Husband gave
her MS handkerchief 10 wipe her eyes. after
which She curion-ig manipulated it under her
shawl ..8l returned ii TO him. Husband took
). Us I. j; we're brickbaJ. Oticer oi guard
i1vesti gated, and found q bottle cf old rye
s. 4.sas .l handkerchief.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-16

AZ object Of Interest "a girl whose IL
come Is $1,000 a year
The weekly union record., 1864-04-16

IT, The Office OF the California Stage Company
is at the International.
The weekly union record., 1864-04-16

An Act IN Relation to the Board Of
Supervisors Of The County Of Butte,