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Che Curt
COURSE, Long Island.

Union COURSE, Long Island.
u TRoTTING.
On SATURDAY. November T. at o'clock p. m.
Match of - OOO mile heats, best three IN hve
John Crook. names br. = GEORGE WINES. ID. Mace
names b. 4. COMMODORE VANDERBlLr Cars viii leava
South Ferry at 1915 m ll;l3 and and the cit
horse car. om Fulton and Wiamsburgh Ferries
MINUTES daring tie osy the Course direct Good day and
Gsck. SHAN WhiIE. PIsny1stoTs.
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COOPER INSTITUTE.
~ THE GRAND MAGICAL sOlPFES.
MUSIC. MlkrH AND MYSTERY.
THE WONDERFUL
NlSEMAN
Professor Of the Magic Ant and other marvellous dong, will
series Of TIE most extraordinary entertainments
ever witnessed IN this city,
MONDAY EVENING. Nov. G, lSt5,
and continue during the week. assisted by
MADAME WISEMAN,
In the pho @ Of
SECOND SIGHT AND SUPERNATURAL VISION.
Zach entertainment will Be enlyened with Appropriate
music b. tie ceiebIAi-d Pianist.
JULES De WERE.
Reserved ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90
Tickets for A. The Office, three days In advance from 10
10 Y I. III, and ltoa p. M.
Door. open At Performance TO commence * o'clock
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COUNTY oYr.cEss TO pE ELECTED.

Seventeen Members Of Assembly;
Two Justices of the Superior Court In tie place o. James
Moncrief and Anthony l.. Robertson;
Justice Of the Court Of Common Pleas. In Tie place OF
Charles +. Day; $3.50 -
TIVE Supervisors. in the place OF James Davis and John Il.
BTsss;
nsics for the Marine Court In the Place Of lenry Aker
All whose o ONCE wal eIIiT the last ey oil Decei
Der next. 49,
Mccarthy deceased whose term or which 10 eec'ed,
will expire the thty.hIst day Of Decca.beF, eighteen
hun bred and sixty mine.
The attention OF Inspectors Of Election aud County Cam
j. directed 10 Chsps 5 Of Laws Of i5 copy Of
which printed here; IT'D. entitled An Act 20 provide the
Of boune, sntho ed by law aid Of eiHbUrs
municipalities for bountes paid by them IN pursuance Of
law by creating State debt for that purpose and q submit
TO the people the question creating such debt aud repeal
certain Of Chapter twrnty nine Of the Lave OF
eighteen hundred and SIXTY Ave- or instruction IN regard 10
t.rir d4tie under said act.
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Corroration Notices.

CROTON AQEDUCT DEPARTMENTAL
" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SEALED PROPOSALS,
indor,ed with the tt- o! tbe woIk for which may De
aer.d IN. n, OF tie bidder and the dr Of the ole us wal
be zee we'd Il til, Office until IL &C ock m OF fhDAf
November 1895 for the pleon " the unfinished wois
on the PROPOSED SEWER in kily-teconcsl fIoH siAtn
o Seventh sye. ,,
Blank io.ms bid. and specifications can be obtained On
apple ation to the Contract Clerk Of III. Once:
THOMAS SrEPHE.'s J Cro'on
ROBERT J.. DARkAOH, Aqlearct
A. W. CRAVEN. Board
New York October ., 1905.
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AMusemeuts.
DARNUM's NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- BROADWAY, between Spring and Princests

DARNUMs NEW AMERICAN MUSEUM.
- BROADWAY, between Spring and Princests
iynu Rs.ABLrHaHNT DOES Not Advertise IL Tul
Nsw.YoRk HERALD
EVENING AT q.
TIE dashins and accomplished Equestrienne.
OCEANA,
The CZARINA Of the HfPPODRAMA,
viii sppeN In the Romantic Drsms OF
MAZEPPAi
or THE WILD HORSE OF TARTAkY.
With SPLENDID SCENERY, COSTUMES, etc:
THRILLING aud PERiLOCS tLlOhIS
by the TRAINED HORSE 'TAhIAiG"
AFTERNOON AT 3.
The popular American actor,
Nj C. w. CLARKE,
ia the celebrated Comedy of
STILL WATERS RUN DEF,
a. originally performed by him.
Mr. w Is. HARRISON, Ertemporaneous singer
MISS ANN ELIZA LEAN, BORN WITHOUT AIMS,
CROCHETS. BRAIDS HAIR, EMBROlDERs, ETC.
THREE OF the LARGEST GIANTS In tho world,
and prettiest CIRCAsslAH GIRL ever seen. ~
CEN. GRANT. IT,, the smallest Dwarf ever exhibited.
BoHEMIAN GLASS BLOWERS,
TWO STEAM GLASS ENGINES IN NOTION
PROF. HUTCHlNGS, LIGHTNING CALCULATOR.
THEEEHORNED BULL.
Cosmoramss Stereoscopticons Learned Seal Happy Fam
ily. Grand AiuaIia, 100 1000 other Curosities.
Admission. 30 cents. Children under 10. IS cents
SATURDAY AFTERNOON-MaZEPPA.
MONDAY, NOV e-THE FRENCH SPY.
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Pur,nsnt 10 statute. IN s1ch made and provided the
Nrvor Alderne, aud Comnon.y Of the City Of NeSi ok
hereby 1--WE notice they intend 10 apply 10 tho Supreme
Court OF the state OF EewYork at special Term Of sd
Court 70 be bold a, the City Ha n The City Of Me-. foE
on SATURDAY the tweiy.tfth day u SOvebef 100, AZ
The cue Of the Govt that day, A.
Coun can be heard for the appointment Of Commissioner.
OF Espste snd Assessment, in the Above-eniitled mater
that the nature and t1tent the improvement. hereby IN
tended opening Of Ons
from the Fighavenue the Hudson River (whers not al
ready opened in said City laid out the map or pan Of
said City under and by virtue Of Act Of the Legislature OF
the People Of The Stele Newly oTk entitled An Act T-h
stve 10 touching the laying out Of Streets and
Hosds ga the City OF hewYoIk, end Tor other purposes
passed April J, 1871. JOHN r: DENEbN,
Counsel to The Corporation.
Dated New.York, November lst 1855.
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DIlLHARMONIC SOCIETY Of NEW
i YORK.
TWENTY. FOURTH SEASON 1886
ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FlRST CONCERT. SATURDAY, nov
ORCHESTRA OF EIGHTY PERFORMERS
Orchestral Pieces; s-humHuns symphony, No. u Li,r's
Poems. s,mghouque MAieppa' aud BessAovsns Overture
90 Legnofe. 50. g.
siDNOA
NJ. q MILLS. the celebrated Pianist, viii play
csrio po.th. by Mozart -
.......................CARL BERDMANN
Subscription, ca
fo Concerts and - K.hsHrsA. received Schafeuberz
Luss NO 10 broadway, and Beer sehlrmers, No 7ol
Broadway.
Fftr. Member Tickets 10 the Concerts f sud 70 non
,ubcribsrs 80 zach for sale at all the pTnpsi Muse
Stores
Door. open 1T. 20 commence AZ o'clock
Wai sCHARFkNbERG President.
L. sptEE, Secretary.
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WINTER GARDEN. Begins at g.

WINTER GARDEN. Begins at g.
tTBIs EsTABLIsTsrgT ADVERTISE IN TIE
SkwYoRK HRkALD)
WELCOME
JOHN BROUGUAM.
FRIDAY EVENING, NOV. ,,
Mr. JOHN BKoLGHAM
viii make his
FIFTH APPEARANCE
since bis return from Europe In his own hveae.
Comedy,
PLAYING WITH FIRE"
Which will be presented with the following powerful east:
Mr. JOHN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. SAsAoE.
Miss ROSE EYrISGE..........As.... WAgEhLEn
Mrs &. WALCOI, JR..........h... .....Ms " SAnAOr:
Miss ILARY CARR..............a..WI WIDOW CGABST X
Mr. c. WALCOr... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT WAkEkLEn
sir UNCLE IlAlOlhn
MI ANDREWS.
koTIcE.-ir. Erougham only appear for
SEVEN NIGHTS
more HI, friends and the public should not Miss the few OPP
por,uniie. offered Of bidding him welcome bis return
home.
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1NuE GRAND COMBINATION O. the
THREE BROTHERS.

i THREE BROTHERS.
KARL ToRMEs,
THEODORE FORNEs
WILHELM FoRMEs
viii siv. their Second CONCERT, a. lR|lN6 RAIL-, on
FRIDAY. nov. The pro grsmme Of the evening viii con.
tain r5nfr,y other isyoTts piece the area. TRIO
from william Toll, By k.ri 1heoiorc aud Wilhelm Formes
the Dt om koheo by kar srt otofe Forme aud tie
uUO nom the IcTry Niye OF Windl)r. by knr snd Wit
be Fofiue.. BESIDE the ttrc. Brothers FOkMtS, MI
MILLS eminent Pianist. Wi pay two grand SOLOS On
the piano.
Admis.ion. 81 Rstervrd Se.ts - cents.
10 b. LsI 4 Beer A sriirurr't, NO. 5Ol Proadway.
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CUPREmE COURT.

II The Matter Of the Application II The Mayor Aldermen
and CoQlmonsty oil tie City Of SewYolk, relative To
TIE OPENING or
ONE HI NDRED AND FOLRTFFNTH-ST..
From Eshtbaye 20 the Hudson River (wheEe not ae-dy
oprnedl
IN TIE CITY OF EEW-lORk-
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I locomotives for SALE.-Two iirst-class
IL LOCOMOTIVES Cylinders ltI2l; Wheels u and
feet Join SIUAkr. No 1875.
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Dentistrr.

MOST Wonderful Discovery ey-
n ,r,c.d i,hou, palm or charge Beautiful teeth In
,.ned III each Aopers,ions skfuy performed and war
Isuted joy Yp.sn w Grand ~, twe biseAs u0w "H
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DHILUARMONICS OCIETY-PUBLIC RE-
4 HEARsALNo s. si a.. Academy ofMG.ic on SATUR.
DAY Nov A. 10 ococ. Admission 80 cents for sac
a. tie ~ lc.pAl Music Stores l.. STIR, Secretary
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AmnsemenIs.

CADEMY OF MUSIC-TO.NIG3 1T.
n DIRECTOR. ......................MAXM ALETZEK.
ITALIAN OPERA
(rus ESTABLISHMENT DOES NOT ADVERT n ~ TEE
SEw YoRK HERALDD
TO.NIGHT-ROBERT LIE DlABAE.
THIS friday EVENING Nov. J. ct
tTHIRp kIGBr--SEcoSD SUBSCRIPTION
VIII be produced Meyerbeers grand master. wofk,
ROBERT LE DIABLE,
,, With an extraordinarily strong cast, including
NINE. CAROLZIZUCCHi,
NILE. RIOLAN1,
SlGNOR r. IRFRE,
SIGNOR LORlNI.
sIGNUR ASTOEuCCI,
Conductor. BERiMANN.
TOMORROW Saturday. AFTERNOON Nov
GRAND GALA MATINEE.
First and only time at Matinee Of
THE IMMENSELY SUCCESSFUL NEW OPERA,
CRfSPlNO y LA COMARE.
The sale Of and tickets FOR any Of the above
named performances viii commence THIS MORNING, %
the regular ticket Offices the Box Office Of the Aoademyj
Peer 4 Schrrners. No. 70l Brosdway; Pond Co.'S
10 $40 Broadway Schubsrth Co.'S No. $50 broadway and
Root Anthony Co... No. Il Nasssua
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NVANTED-JuTE and FLAX-SPlNNER-
w CyERsEEG. AyYlJ Inc. ~ sostb.S, New YsTA
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chp IS IS.

provide the Of paying boun,es authorized BY sw
and Of reiabuIsing muIc paes for bOuEties paid BY
them in pursuance Of law by creating s'as debt Tor
that purpos and TO sub to the pope the question Of
creating such debt and 10 repeal certain sections Of chap
ter twenty-piae oi the Law. OF esAeen hundred and
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC-MATINEE.
~ DIRECTOR..................M AARETZEK.
(rHn EsrABLnHxHSr Doss NOT ADvEnrrss ~ rHb
NJ HraALD.D
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA MATINEE,
on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, NOV. 4. ATl
First aud only time at Matinee, OF $500.
IHE IMMENSELY SUCCESSFUL NEW OPENA,'
CRISPINO + La COMAkE,
THE CoBBLER AND THE fAlBYD
with &c magnificent an6 brilliant Cast.
ADMISSION ONE DOLLAR ONLY
To all parts of the House. No Reserved ssste
Tickets may b. had all the regular ticket OMEGA
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Great Crowd b. ns expected the Lady patrons OF the
Matinee. respectfully requested to purchsse their clets
In advance 10 order avoid croydng at the Ticket Ones
Three additional d,ors will be opened.
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TIVE National Conservatory for Musical In |
s;rucion open ior the reception OF pupils their
Rooms, No l52 East Ihi;eenlh-st. EDwO MOLlIsHAUES
huios! Director; JOIN {. White, Secy. send FOR CTculAr
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%sORTLAMD DAILl PRESS
JOHN n GILMAN. n itoI
Published st no. ssl EXCHANGE STREET ~
n. A. RosTE Co.


THk PORTLAND DAILY PRESS lie published q, IS O(
per year in advance.
rHB MATNRSrATB PRnse Is published every Thurs
gay morning,at $500 per snnnm, in advance; 80 "a
Il paid within six months AND S2.50, Ii payment b
delayed beyond six months.
Rates of Advertisina:F fav
oneinch ofspace in length Of column, oonstitutei
sQBAEk.'sslsnf X - II $500 NJ
sl.boper square daily Hrst week IS cents per week
sster three insertions less 81 90; continuing eve
~ other day after first week, so cents.
Half square, three insertions or less rs cents; one
week. &l.00i 30 cents per week after. -
Under head Of A1kUsKMHNTs $Z.e0 per square per
week; one insertion, $3.50.
SPECIAL MOTIONS, A2.00 per square arst week,
per square after; three Insertions less $1b0;
naif square, three insertions, sl.oo; one week.
Advertisements inserted In the MAINB STATE
kRAss (which bar large circulation In every part
he STATED for 800 per square for first insertion and
30 cents per square Ter each subsequent Insertion.
fvnbr NowTsvs ~ auai ra,eF.
H- All communications intended for the paper
should be directed to the Editors OF the Press, and
those of abusinessoharacter to the {ab iishers.
GH~ jon PRINTING OF every description executed
with dspatch and all business pertaining the of
dee or paper promptly transacted application as
above.
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FOR sale.

VyHE Vinegar Works on Fore street viii be so d
u at bargain, If applied Tor soon. This IS q God
chance for any one wishipgto enter into business =
The works W Il turn out from one tn )1sand to If
teen HUNDRED bbIs Of Vinegar per year
Also, about 40 acres If Land, 81 mated In West
brook For furth particulars arplv at
JOHNSON q GLOVES BROS,
may25dti $50 Corr ress st, Portlsnd.
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To Innholders and v,ctusalers.I

A LII psrFons engaged in the business If Innhold-
pc ase a Q their Bonds with the Civ Clerk as re-
quired by law, before the f-st davs June next
Per order, J. NJ. HEATH City Clerk.
ma, 22dtd faHa
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HALF Chests Elk ra a se unc,lored japan Teas
IL Also, Nv halt hests fne.t Young nyson
aud choice OoloDg For sale by
P.F. vARNUM.
Commercial st., head Of Widgery's W. ART
Portland, May 2sth. aeov diws
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HOTELS.
0APIsIC POND .HoUS

N THREE MILES FROM p PORTLAND. ats s.s
. The public respectfully informed 49,
KEs8EDi Il 10 the intention Of the Propriefol
tins Heuae shall be kepta frstclass i1t
i.HA1sM Ths choicest suppers served. s'tss ssN sd
y, = r-t ni1iiai3 alni 10 GEO. w. MUIR. ,trrlr.r
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sirayed

~ Rom the pasture of the subscriber on Thurssav
I n gtt IS i ct, so-rel mare with white f,ce
aud white hind feet, a., viii weigh sb " 800 M
whoever las found aid mare and wi give in,o,ma.
tion the subscrlb r. ball re suitab rewarded
may25d1ws JAMES MOVES, Woodstock, Me-
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CIRCUMSTANCES have constrained us to ask an
~ extension. Toe condi ion OF the markets and q
visanl and DecetPary. 81 ~ ~ syHa Us 81.
y We trust hat the next few months will witness
such improvements as to justify us u resuming bus
ness, and meeting every OBLIGATION. In the mean.
time we ask the indulgence of your patienc. and
fsrbearance. No efforts will be wanting on our part
to pr nete our mutual interest. ~
ap24tf CHASE BROTHERS co. s
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Thompson was right and that he would give
1t up; Mr.. Thompson and L left Montreal To-
gether, leaving Blackburn there; when Black
burn was refused the money he seemed very
much disappointed; Thompson had been in
Montreal about three months; from what 1
have heard Blackburn has ireqiently spoken
of the matter OF which he stands charged
DIR. Blackburn mentioned that Hyams told
him be had disposed Of some of tho goods ia
Washington; he spoke OF him as a cock-eyed
lew from Toronto; Hyams left the city in a
short time after we had arrived here from Hal
flax, and know that neither Mr.. Thompson
nor myself had any knowledge of his trip, nor
had either OF US at this time seen Dr. Black
burn" s,,s4-..s
The following Is the evidence of Edwin ].
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Ship Chandlery.

FHyHE undersigne1 h'ving tsken TIE Store No. 1870
will keep coust ,ntly or sale BtBap and Manili2
Cordaoe of ell sizes. by the Gang or Rstail. So
Hnch RS Ch1iss, CGbl,s, Duck, 'ldkitn. WSadfass
Psrch sses and NJ Dnl tores together with CON-
pie ass rtment of Ship ChGadery. at Wholesale or
retail II sssi70 hng ~ i3haM
Re Is also Agent for the Revere Copper Company.
and will Reep on hand a fult aud pie assor meut
Of Copper and YeUos1 ketdt Bolts and Shedthiag,
ConsDos u on Spikes ats, &c.
Aio which 70 offered Tor sale az the L west
MARKET Price aud to which the attention OF those
wishing 10 purcha 9 is invited - ss
Portland NAV %, 1S65-dsm
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Hail.
I'm July, 1854, or beginning OF August, |
received a telegram from some person at the
clifton House, asking me to tell Hyams to 90
over immediately, as DIR. Blackburn wanted
him he (Hyams) said he had no money to
pay his passage: loaned it to him and wrote
TO my partner, then at Clifton House, to col
lect II from Blackburn, which he did; Hyams
and went over on the SILVER Spray" steam
er to st. GATHERINGS; during the passage he
spoke IN general terms OF some enterprise
he and DIR. Blackburn were engaged in, but
did not say what it was; he said he had had
difficulty At the Boston Custom House Ia get
ting his trunks through, and he had to pay
one or more twenty dollar gold pieces to get
them passed; he said be went from Hall
flax to Bost,n; he STATED that bis mission
was not completed yst.aad expected be would
have to go back; had not the slightest i lea
of what his mission was. or what enterprise he
was engaged in. until heard il, mentioned by
William L. Mcdonald a few weeks since;
when / got the telegram from the Clifton
House | knew that Hyams had been away
from the city for some time previous and had
but recently returned I; Mcdonald, in speaking
OF Hyams enterprise, said il was taking CLOTH
ing injected with yellow fever into the United
States to be introduced amongst the soldiers
Mcdonald told me in reply to my having ask
ed him il he knew anything about it'll To-
ronto Globe, oath. bsaaen q $50
7ta III
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A LII persons are hereby forbid Trusting any per.
"A son on my. account, without a written order
from me, 81 shall pay debts thus c,ntracted
withous such or, er CT, Williams
Portland, May 29th, 1865. o2w*
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"A indisr ensahja II every psntlema5 n. sne
pail to any address, upon receipt Of Tairty cents
ing places In Maine 10 sell at WHOLESALE and retail =
Large profits allowed. sepd Thirty cents and
stamp Tor farple and particuars to No 10 Cox
eREss ST Room IL, Boston, Mass may 24tiws
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sIlOrfs.

On TONS Csnsfa sHCRTS fer ale low By
~ E. BURGIN, No. no Commercial ST.
May 26-d& Wv
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1eaths:

At Steiner's Flat, Feb. 4th, GEORGE, sou OF
Abial and Hattie j. Erskine aged years, s
months and Is days.
the little form o
Say Father knoweth best;
After all grief and pain,
We shall loved again;
Murmur loving words and say
Angels took child away.
Portland Me) Transcript and Augusta tMel ige please
copy.
In Weayeryille, Feb. 7th, Of heart disease,
JOHN HrLME, native of Patterson. \. j., aged
4S years.
Patterson en- j. papers please copy.
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DISTRESSING CALANIrY.-Little George, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Erskine, at Steiners Flat, was 50
terribly scalded on Friday last that he died on
the following morning. Just at twilight the SER
rant girl had prepared tub of hot water for
some purpose, which had been placed on bench,
it was supposed out of reach of the child. Tn
noticed by those around the little fellow seized
the edge of the tub, pouring its steamng con-
tents over his whole body and at the same time
inhaling portion. He was a bright-eyed, intel
aigent chAd and his untimeIy death is terrible
afiction to the detapg parents, who have the
heartfelt sympathies of many friends in their sad
bereavement.
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SQUARZA'S PUNCHES, CORDIALS
AND RTTTERS

on exhibition, declare. them to be composed OF
the best material, and that the same were manu-
factured with science and utmost care
The Committee, in their dclberation. had TO
rely entirely upon the numbers on the bottles
knowing nothing of the authors Of either SAM
pies submitted to their examination, but were
unanimous in their appreciation of the one. and
the condemnation of the other.
Respectfully submitted,
Dr.. l. R0WELI. Prof. Of Chemistry
DR.. L. ]. CZAPKAY,
5.3m FRANCIS c. BELDEN, Committee.
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JANUARY SANITARY RETuRNs.-J. J. Kellogg,
ESQ. of Douglas City, transmitted SIG to the
Treasurer of the California Branch OF the U. .
Sanitary Commission on Monday, that being the
amount collected by the Douglas City ooidiers
Aid Society for the month of January. s. X.
Short, Esq, of Lewiston, tells us that SCI 10,
collected during the same month forwarded
from that place. Mr.. Block, Treasurer of the
Weaverville Society, reports the amount collect
ed and forwarded for the month Of January at
S32 so. Fiddlesticks
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11

CALIFoRyII- ART USIoS.-We have received q
circular from the Executive Committee of the
above association setting forth its object. 1t is
q most worthy one-one intended to promote
and encourage taste for the Fine Arts on this
coast. The gallery Of the Society is already
open at 3l2 Montgomery street, San Francisco,
10 which the admission is only % cents. Any
person may become member by paying S.
which without further charge will admit him to
the Gallery during the season, together with
ticket to the annual distribution of paintings
The payment of $50 confcrs life membership.
1t an undertaking which we have reason to
believe Californians willsupport. The proprietor
of this paper is authorized to receive and forward
subscriptions.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11

EN7IAELY PnoB.DLE.-We have heard it grave
j. asserted that several persons now in the In
sane Asylum, were driven into insanity 10y their
frantic Efforts to understand the telegraphic news
The efforts to make the statements of the tcle-
graph harmoni1c were too much for reason ; ii
deserted its throne. and the ranks Of the insane
were swcilcd by the unfortunate victims of tele-
graphiana We see no grounds Cor doubling the
assertion. We know of several constant readers
Of the tclegraphic dispatches who are constantly
half crazy from the effects of their labors. and
who already have the words To Stockton leg
IDLY imprinted upon their countcnances.-Sacrd-
,aen{o Bt<
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11

SrbDra BEATH.-It is our painful duty to an
aounce the death of one of our most worthy and
respected citizens. Mr.. John IIulme, q black
smith by vocation fell dead at his anvil on Mon
day evening last. His sudden taking off is at
tributed to heart disease. Mr.. Iulme had been
a resident of this place for many years, and was
held in high esteem b. all who knew him. The
widowed mother and fathcrless daughter on the
other side of the continent will receive the sin
sympathes of all who knew the husband
and father in his mountain home on the Pacifc's
shore, for none knew him but as an honest, up
right and worthy man. His brother, George
Hulme, Esq. of Canon City, will attend to the
settlement of his affairs here.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11

Tue CHrRcH.-We arc told that there is now a
fair prospect of the Union Church being put in
the condition it should be. The parties who
propose to do the work will seat it comfortably,
and receive their pay from the rent of pews. \
gallery, large enough to accommodate small
choir, is to be added. This done, decided diff
ference in the attendance WILL soon be observed.
The pathway to the Church has been thoroughly
repaired through the energy of Messrs. Dowells,
Thomas and Henning.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1865-02-11

BURIED IN THE SNow.-On the 26th ult., Geo.
Nichols and an employee of the Pacific Turnpike
Company, while clearing a snow-slide from the
Bonner Lake and Dutch Flat road tn this side
the Serras, were caught by second slide, or
avalanche, carried over a precipice al least
seventy feet in depth, and buried fathoms below
beyond the hope of succor. 1t il thought the
bodies cannot be recovered before the Summer.
This information is gathered from the Grass
Valley Union