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NEWS OF THE WEEK.

A dispatch from Salt Lake, dated May %,
says: On Saturday. about noon, party Of
Cheyenne and Arrapaho Indians cut and car
ried off the wire for some distance and destroyed
the poles few miles beyond ST. Mary's Sta
ton, about two buudred aud fifty miles east OF
this city, and during the afternoon attacked
and burned The telegraph station. The opera
tor, Mr. Sinclair, and three soldiers, the only
men there. took refuge 10 an old cellar near
by, aud defended themselves throughout the
night. They were armed with Henry.s rifles,
and succeeded in driving the redskins away.
These men escaped to South Pass Station, yes
terday. Major Baldwin, BY orders of Col
George, commanding district, left Fort Bridger,
early Sunday morning, with one hundred men
to overtake and chastise these indians They
took wire with them to repair the line, and
will probably reach the break to morrow, when
it is hoped the line will be repaired and 10
working order. The men from St. Mary's re-
port the Indians to have gone east from there
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT, SECOND JUDI
4 cial District. Butte county. The People vs..
John Foren. The Hon. Judge of said Court, who
tried the above entitled cause and the District At
torney of said county will take notice that the de-
fendant, John Forfn. will apply to His Exceency.
offence for which he tried and sentenced by
said Court. to wit: On the Path day of December,
A. D. 1868, for the offence OF Murder in the Second
Degree, and sentenced to imprisonment in the State
Prison for the term of fifteen years.
JOHN FOREN.
By his Atty..L C. Granger.
accept service of the foregoing notice. this 29th
day Of May, 1865. WARREN T. SEXTON,
Judge ID Judicial District.
S. RosENBAUM, District Attorney Butte County.
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QUIr Ir.-Some of our exchanges, SAYS the
Bee, have an abominable habit of speaking o.
the late President as Mr. Lincoln. That word
Mister, is the most awkward one in the Lao.
guage. and now that world kneelS at the mar
tyr's tomb in mingled gret and homage, &c
call him Mr.. Lincoln seems as uuconih as il
would be irreverent to style him Old Abe =
Call him Lincoln, when you speak of him.
That was his name, and be made it one 10 be
honored among men for all time. How would
it seem to speak of Mister Washington
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GsNERAL RoBgKr f. LEE-A very large
portion Of the Eastern press. says the Call. in
sists that the great Rebel General shall be
treated as traitor. He is chargeable. prop.
erly, with allowing, if not ordering. the cruel
ties pracliced upon our soldiers while prisoners
IN the prison pens Of Salisbury, Andersonville
and other places. Besides, his treason was the
result of cool deiiberaiion, aud was most un.
grateful because he had been educated and
supported from boyhood at the expense of the
Republic.
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A SMALL AFFAIR.-The Emperor Of Russia
contemplates giving, during the present Sum-
mer, one of those grand reviews of the cream
of all his troops, which viii, it is thought,
crafty and astonish the world as of olden times.
"But" says an English paper, sixty or a bun
dred thousand men no longer have that large
significance and exceptional character they bad
IN former days when people had not heard of
the giant armies of America, which meet in
Hundreds of thousands, and after the worsting
OF few days past, do battle in repeuished
strength.
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AWFUL BRUTE.-A Chnaman in Sacra-
mento has been arrested for committing a rape
upon a child twenty months old of the family
who employed him. Yet great many people
will see in this horrible fact righteous judy
ment upon those who employ the lep<ous
beasts in their households in preference to
white girls.
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Or Saturday afternoon last, a, the Marys
vile Park race came eff between Hill and
Brsdley's horse, Bob Ridley, and sorrel mare
owned BY A. W. May. Bob Won the race,
which was mile heats in harness, in two strsigbt
heais-tiue. 3:031,-e:54.
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CHARLES MCNAIR, OF American Flat, Ne
vada county, was shot and killed on Monday
night last, by one ElgiH, after dispute upon
the maiu question, when Elgin praised Booth
for killing Lincoln- This led to severe Ian.
guage, some hours after which the homicide
took place.
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GREA
Popular Loan of the People !,

Less than $500 900 900 of the loan authorized by
the last Congress, now in the market.
This amount, at the rate at which it is being ab-
sorbed, will all be subscribed for within four
months, when the notes will undoubtedly com
mand premium, as has uniformly been the case
on closing the subscriptions to other Loans.
In order that citizens of every town and section
of the country may be afforded facilities tor tax
ing the loan, the National Bank, State Banks, and
Private Bankers throughout the country have gen
orally agreed to receive subscriptions at par. Sub
scribers will select their agents in whom they
have confidence, and who only are TO be resPonsi
bic for the delivery of the notes for which theT re
ceive orders. JAY COOKE,
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
March 25, 1865. 3m-h27
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Addendun.

Per OVERLAND TELEGRAPH:
PHILADELPHIA, May nth, 1865.
I'd Series all sold. Commenced on Sd Series.
Two Hundred and Thirty Millions (230 900 Ooo)
precisely Ike ether two Series except dated 18th
July, and Government reserves the right 10 nav
SIX per cent in Gold instead of : 30 Currency
JAY COOKE.
Subscription Agent, Philadelphia.
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FRED- GARDENRIRE, s teamster between
this place and Stockton, and well known here,
SAYS the Marisposa Gazette of Msy 9th, has
been arrested and taken to Alcatraz. for re.
loicing over the murder Of our late President
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Tbs Eureks Rangers, at Moore's Flat, Nc
vada county, have contracted for the coustruc-
tion OF fine Armory. The building is to be
seventy feet long, thirtytwo feet wide, and it
10 TO be completed BY The 6rst Of July.
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A SMART EpIroR.-On the very morning
that Lee surrendered to Grant, and before il
got the news. the Detroit Free Press. Copper
head. said: The failure OF the combinations
OF General Grant are now so manifest that
the most inexperienced in military matters can
perceive it. We pronounced Grant hum
bug, and see no reason TO change our opinion
of him."
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MURDER AND SrIolDS.-Frauk Strahley,
Of Alpha Nevada county, shot and mortally
wounded Wm, Kimberly. on the 26th ul,., be
cause kimberly could not pay $500 that he
owed him. He then went home, got Into bed
and shot himself dead
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As He President johnson is
man OF medium stature, compact and strong
built, Of dark complexion and deep set black
eyes He is of bilious temperament, of strong
intellect, indomitable energy and iron will, in
whose character the strongest feature of all is
that OF stern justice, mingled with a genuine
hatred OF all forms of aristocracy aud oppres
sion, and patriotism so ardent that it amounts
10 passion, almost religion.
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CHICO AND IDAHO
STAGE LINE!

STAGES LEAVE CHICO EVERY MONDAY
- Wednesday and Friday, via Susanville and
Surprise Valley. for Ruby City in the Owyhee and
Boise Mines, Idaho Territory.
FARE, FIFTY DOLLARS.
This is the nearest and best route connecting
California with Idaho, being less than onethird
the distance by way of Oregon. While suitable
stations are being established over portion OF the
route, Saddle Trains will connect with the Stages
Trains leaving Chico weekly, since the Sd of pril
have met with obstacle The route is abundant
ly supplied with grass and water. Being a regular
Mail Route, established by Act of Congress, the
line is going into permanent operation.
The following are our Agents:
CLARK J. SHAW Sacramento.
FRED. d. ROBINSON, San Francisco.
Office at American Exchange,
Who are authorized to receive fare and ticket pas
sengers through.
PIERCE & FRANCIS, Proprietors.
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SERGEANT CoRBgrr, who killed Booth. has
received anonymous letters threatening him
with assassination. Senator Sumner Of Mass.
achusetts was shot al through the window Of
his room 10 Washington.
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THE remains Of Col. Dahlgren, whose bru-
iaI hatchery by The rebels last Sumner ouy
readers will never forget, have been discovered
near Richmond, exhumed ard sent to Wash.
i0st0n.
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COnStable'S Sale.

gEY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
, out of Justice George A. Halls Court, OF
Hamilton township, county of Butte TO me direc-
ted, in favor of Samuel Lochart, and against four
head of stray horses.
l have seized and shall expose for sale at pub
lie auction. at 10 o'clock, the 18th day Of June,
\. D. 1865, at my Ranch in said township the fol-
lowing described property, to-wi: One bay mare
branded on left shoulder d. and saddle marks; one
bay horse colt two years old banded j. S on right
shoulder, dim saddle marks; sorrsl single mare,
branded with large on left shoulder; one Ii ght
sorrel hlleY two years old no brand.
The above was taken up for trespassins on the
grain field Of Samuel Lochart, and will be dispos
ed of according to the law approved March Is,
1864, If not called for sooner by the owner.
By order Geo. \. Hall. Justice of the Peace in
and for Hamilton ship, Butte County, Cal.
Dated the I'd Gay of June, a. D.. ls65.
ALIEN DICK.
n3l Constable for Hamilton Township.
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WE WOULD MOST RESPECTFULLY AN
w nounce to all of our old friends patrons in
orovile and vicinity, that we have purchased the
entire interest Of Messrs NJ. Shreyr Co.. in their
Dry foods Store, No. 90 D street, Marysviie. and
should be pleased to receive a call from hem.
Having superior facilities for buying as Nj
Meinnser remains in San Francisco for the pur-
pose OF buying for this Store. We shall always
have on hand complete and fashionable assort-
ment of all goods in line of business which we
VIII be happy TO exhibit 10 all who favor Us with a
call; All orders for goods promptly and satisfac-
torily attended to. As we buy for cash. and as
one OF our patrons remains in the market con-
stantly, We will be enabled to sell the goods
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CHEAP FOR @ A SH

vENHE UNDERSIGNED HAS ON HAND A
q large lot of second handed doors door casing
window frames. French windows and
glass doors. Also house lining and lumber. which
will be sold cheap for cash. A. B. GALIGNER.
Oroville. June 3. '65.
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Notice.

STRAYED TO THE PREMISES OF THE UN-
- dersigned. a red COW with white face, branded
- on the left hip and shoulder. V on the left side
and f on the right hip. The owner is requested
to call, prove property and pay costs.
LEVI THOMAS.
Cherokee Rayine, June Sd 1865. St.
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Caution.

HNHE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
Il against purchasing an order drawn on the
County Superintendent Of Butte County and in
favor Of II. C. Jones. Said order calling for s4j
and dated Hamilton. May sth ls65. and signed
W. P. PATTERSON School
JOHN BEALL, Trustees
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L. s. so SIX PER CENT.
Gold Bearing Bonds {

Notes of all the denominations named viii be
promptly furnished upon receipt of subscriptions.
This is the
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Only Loan in Market

IDENTIFY expected that its superior advantages will
make it the
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STTINWAY & SONS,

WARFROOMs 70. II = EAST fOukIEkNIh 81
between Uuion~quaf- ard living risoc. hcs'iofk.
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Chanfes for Bnsincss itlcn.

EINANCIAL.-Ap party desired, with $1,000
i to Join two other parties in veIy profitable and
legitimate cash business, f-ady established, with view
ultimately Of forming Joint Stock Company Location near
the city Every satisfaction given interview for which,
in confidence, with real name, address s., Box No. ~
ihuup( lhice
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4lc0ieal.

nR. RICORDS ESSENCE OF LIE VIII
,.ore oerVous nnd dcbisted constitutions succe'
eer,s,p f,ilure I. .sbic. u c1-cs snd - Gro s
cent, r. ROLAND Sole Agent, No u Libcriyf Nes 'oII.
MEDICAL COMMON SENSE-iOO pages,
vi 100 Illustrations Price ~ ~ Content. tables mailed
re. BOOK cent by mail poragr paid, on fec lP o lHe
pdce Address d.. 4. b. tOOTE. so. l,lsp bfoid"ay'
kry.i0H
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MANUFACTURING IN XIRGINIA.-The

WI Advertiser Of honor and fy capable TO under
take and successfully carry the manufacture Of Cotton
Cashmere and Sk bcs large scse dcSirous TO raj
capital Of five hundred thousand dollars 500 0o0l In
yhve 3 shares Of twenty thousand dollars S20 Ot
per share or the manufacturing Of te above goods IN Nr
nia convenient coal and water power aud certain de-
naud for the products IL is well known th business yields
from 50 TO 100 per Iroh Gcutlemen who desous
to invest and learn good business will please address
preliminary, MANUtAt TURING, Tribune Oihce
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Alnsifal 3nstrnments.
CTEINWAY e. SONS
~ GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT
IAN OFO RT e S.


ae acknowledsed the best instruments In Anerc. a.
we'll a. in Europe having taken Thirt too F.t Pvemr,@s
t,od Mdoi' ut the Principal Fairs held IN This
wi hin the last ton years and IN addition thereto hey
were awarded Flint Prize Medal at the Great International
Exhibition in London. 1852, for
PovyRrTI CLEAR BRILLIANT. AND SYMPATHETIC TONE
with excellence OF work nanshp s shown Ia grand am square
PIANOS =.
There were 2a Psnoa from all parts Of the world entered
for eoprlon aud the spcciz correspondent Of The Times
says . A., -. ;. 49,
phsc and stronger and 10 the point tran that OIL any
European maker. -. r.,
"1h. creates, rnuph of American Pisnocrte IN Eng'snd
h, causrd in mucbl circles throughout tho con-
recent of orders from Europe thus naugursns phase
the history OF American fsnoiores, by creating In them
| an Ar ici- ofrxport" - -,
EVERY STkiywAy PiASopoRTs WARRANTED !oh FIVE
YEARS.
,usny and most valuable important improve.
meu,s by Me Stenwsy Sons, ia their Piano
fortes.
Tns SPECIAL ATTENTION OF PURcHiss"
| 10 directed 60 thrir
PATrNI AGR,PFr AaRiyGrHESr.
(For which letters patent grsni-d them Nov ~ io9
The value and Importance oil this invention having been
practically tc.ed during period Of nearly Elk ytar' by
sipwsyh Sons ell their Grands and ghes, priced square
Psnofoes admitted b. tho greatest improvement OF
modern times they that they have determined
TO iuroduc. ter Patent Agrsf- Arrangement In e'ery
By them iaererse Of n' eo'
in order that all thrir patrons may rap the iu Advantage o
~ ssoNs FOR Purchasing
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orrnt AZ --.
IN THE CITY UF NEW-YObk.

purseaH. 10 statute On suc made snd i.sm'd ~
wvot Aldermen rld Counonnity oi ~" ty e" H"" "H'
hereby give notice that they intend ~ Apply To- |'' Hu
Cont oi the siote 0f hr..l Oh. o. Nprch Ifih - 80
Govt 70 b. held 81 the Guy Hail. ~ the 1ty oi N"w
on SATURDAY tho twcntyhth day II h"'cht'. -, =.
nm. openirg ~ We Count on that d'r of - ro"h "F@ @
Counsol can be- heard for tho apo otinrnt oi conn
of F.titolie and Afsossfnont 10 tlc nbo'e"nil'9 h
H.. tb, nature and .z.ui oi tlt imIr0srm'HI hr'ul H
tented u tho opening Of hundred 20 20 'n'" @ ~
Tom tbr Egbt lyennc 60 tla I1i'on River t"tr u9t 1
ID ou.u.dl ia AID CIV ii oui ON tie HaF 1 p ="
sid city under and by gda' Of 40 49, d N, ~, a.,
,bs peoy, of tbe sia. ~ Now os, entitled ~ it
iy 20 al.h fhe D. yiug out 81 sr's y"
hoaus ~ liz tII ia,- Holm r. DFNELlN,
p"''eu "i'" " I0uu 4 90 tiv COrlofaiioi'
Dated Neg.Yorl NoycnJe- DE-, 1919.
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TRAINS LEAVE NEN-foth;
yor New. Haven 100. S.0otEI,l Ii.DG m Ni'' tShS
a % M ! Is = 20 and 800 (En.,l p M ,,. -
Fof Bridsepogt s.cO 800 tEr-l llI nIi i~''' N"@S
on tFT b. a.3 40 and 800 tEE.l y m o,s
For Nosi ard s,ritiord, 200 llJD q NJ 80, a. ~ a.
~, Fait6eli southport aud weport, ~" l'Vh ID -.
t3ip -, ooo ~, lees u3N. M i,is (EK,D
d, ~ % - ;, IS 30 $50 8Oj (tx..lp. 10.
- ,ri,n 100 $50 li.3o I, iat3 ~ 80 = 10:
g. 1rcSnwich 100 % l30 m ~ ASV o' % 'I 'P.
For STANFORD o. 8Oo tEr $50 ltS9 q l i@''' ''-''
qeo iFII3lS l3O $50 go 500 tEfl :. u, oo ga lu
Fot Port Chester aud intermedsis stations "'''
Z M; O. i5 sjp, $50, bO. .,e p. IL; .,,-s
For Bo,,as. via sprins geld 500 sEsl 3oo lEir''''
u. =, ,,,. ,r 4 eoon IA.
For Hartford and Spgins shed, 800 f. H. ltA'J -' w.
Hx.,) 40 y. M. ,o,, -, ~, l2iSp IN
For Conr,rccut River Railroad, stoL M 'fh'j P "~
10 Montreal 90 p. IN. to Northampton IL. Q M ~ 4
For Hartford Providence and fi'hkhl H'i'''a' ''''
Far N,s Haven. New London sad sonins'on hA''''''
500 a. m. l2l5. 800 800 r IN. . N,,,t.,,on
For Canal Railroad. i2i9 Q. M 20 ''''
For Housstonic Railroad. 8 L. Ia on,r N,
No, kares s,uck Railroad, BOO M LN =, ~ ~
For Dsrbury aud Norwalk Railroad wv W. "' NV
z. m. =, OH 90. h,d "a 8 90 .. n train.
eenm'ui'"' 'r'-' JAMES II. HOfT, S,p-
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Orr1cr oy Tnn srHgfr CosHssioS "a
No -. BEoAD~.y. hEH ohh'
s.1n ftnNuIp ACTORS - PROPOSALS II

No -. BEoADW.v hES ioRh.
,ryO CONTRACTORS. - PROPOSALS M
i IA Il, s-al.,l ,uyeops. nlofscd VIII tie utf ol |l
,l and Win the name Of he bidder written tfr'Sn ~ s.
IL, ,.,evcd st thlf 0ilcc until MONDAY, NoVc"h'' - ~
at II o'clock a M - .,d Roll heal
between Piers numbers Tw NJ, "nl i"enlS . on ni,.r
E1r r,Luildius Pierurtlb.S 1"entS nine tl.t NV
ror rebuilding Pier number Fo.iyone, fa. hfst dr.,
Won iiiug funken L0is on south sd. oi Mah"''''
boih sides Of Tenthayende o.. . b.,,g,.,
For setting Cub and Guit~r On fnt s''h''' o''
Fjsbty 1ih sud Eighty ninth streets. , ,,;.o,
1t frrns of prYpofals. together win TIE ~ 'n ..
.nJ s~J,.u,rts be ohtined ~ tbs oirr-Pa''"
U'.psrtn.rt, Newi ors, November lt. 1865. ,,.,
CHARLES G.. CORNELL, street conn 'fY--
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Corporation Notices.
NROTON AoUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.

CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPAEI EIMENT-
~ sealed proposals.. indorfcd PIoposas tor laying We''
pp. uo with Of The bddf and The date oi W pre-
viii be received this Office uHt II ocl9cs o. u
Of THURSDAY November 90 lo5 Tor The laying oi ~ @
water pipe from point in thu cIoion A4ged ct nci 'n'
,.th street through Nte ct stree, and ishi hNcnu, 9" We
sgufduct IN C,ntfst Isis, near Iislty hitb street
Specifications aud aueh E ou.t a. us{ p" necessary 'au
be obtaiaed st the Elsne'f'a Ofce, Cily lsD fATA,
TuOs. STEPHENS } 'foi1n
EOBr l.. DARkAOHi Aqncd, 4
A. ". CRAVEN, Board.
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Ocean Steamer. .
DACITYC MAIL Steamship UNI All
j THROUGH LINE
JIrnnNTA
~ ohiII 80


TOUCHING AT MEXICAN PORTS AL
AND CARRYING THE UNITED STATES n o'cloc
leave Pier No. ~ North River oot Of Cenait at whe
the lst Ih and 2lst Of every mouth teXcsP ,u
those dses fall Sunday and then on The preceding bad
day) for ASPINWALL, connecting. wis Psnan. bl'H 70
vil6 one Of the CompinyS steamslips from Panams
SAN FRANCISCO touching e. ACAPULCO
DECEMBER. -,
lst-HENRY CTIATkCEY, Capt Gray, connecting "nn
CONSTITUTION. Capt Fsrnsworh. r,,,,
1ith-ATLhNTlC. Capt. Meury, connecting with dohuEN
CITY, Capt. Bradbury. - o,o
2ist-NEw.YOhK Capt. Homer, connecting with colo
RADIO. Csp- Watkins 80
Departures OF s and et connect n Panama with steamers
for SOUTH PACIFIC PORTS. Those of lst touch al
THROUGH PASSAGE RATES. IN CURRENCY
First Cabin. second Cabin. S~erage.
On Ss,mer,. .............~3!J S22j slVO
Panama Rslcold ucsot inycfsbly tiS sddA0ia, IN
currency. .
Jscoau. Of OsF FIFTH from steaDers rates alleged to
second CABIN and ,te-rag~ passengers with families
One Hundred Pounds Bggsage sowed each atut Baggage
matters accompany BAGGAGE through and attend 70 ade and
Children without male protectors Baggage received on Io
dock the Ggy before sailing from Steamboat railroads ara
pssssugrrs who piefcr 10 send down .aIiy.
An experienced Surgeon board Medicines and attend
suce 'soe.
A steamer will be placed the line Jan l. 1896, 20 run
from NEW ORLEANS to ASPINNALL. via HAVANA.
For Passage Ticket further information, apply et the
Complnys Ticket Offcc. the wharf loot OF CanaFL,
North l;irer. f. ". &. BELLoNS, Agent
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Dipihen6 Notices.
OFFICE Os PACIFIC MAIL SrxAssHIP CospASr,i
kxw YoRE. Nov. a. ip6'. J
FTNHIRTIETH DIVIDEND. Notice is hereby

given that the Board Of Directors have this day DECLARED
DIVIDEND Of FIVE (6) PER CENT out Of the net cam
nss OF the quarter ending October 81 payable at the Oce Of
the Company WEDNESDAY, 22d inst upon the capital
paid.
The Transfer Books tcosed Tuesday l4h inst, VII be
opened FRIDAY Path inst By order Of the Board OF Diree
tors, THEODORE It. JOHNSON. Secretary
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nlisfcllancoue.

MARBLE MANTELS.-lho best place in
WI tc city 60 purchase MARBLE MANIELS Of tie ist.
81 t si,ns ~ very 1w prices IL az 4. hlABERS h.Eh.
Woke 30 fs,t Eightncntsi. Thd ave. +. /.
M,utela D.. up IN the c0lriry. Cut tbs out.
CAFES WANTED. .--One medium size and
one large sc Of modern contraction. in exchange for
sdyenns IN oas. city and country journals cs ret.
g. g. COOLEi ruuisfs Warehouse, No. % fultonst hew
lora.
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muE WERER PIANO.EORTE

j Is called the BEsT INsJRu MEAI MADE by al the
esdng musicians ofths city and elsewhefe Il pronounced
y the National Pianof Association after iTa IN theF
room, with the first manufacturers ofth country eninen'y
IN. BEST PIAEO IN AMERICA snd used by the Consefva
tory Of Music and other music schoos aoFehcT because
Of ter power, equality. sweetness ana oiiAcy q
tone elastic touch, ard great durability
WAREROOMs, No. 80 Broor1c-st., near Broadway.
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GsIp Uanteo.

AGENTS WANTED-For "TllE FIELD,
~ DUNGEOS. ASD ESCAPE" By ALsrRr d. Rich'
.Hp.0s ~ Y Tribune Corrrsp1rdcn' Tie mot Interesting
exciting boob pub i.het embracing Mr hchMdsoh
eie p- Tor four yeTu. Travelling through br
Sauf n Tho secret 1ur Tnhurc NJ the outnf-aE o
he No. viii our armies and feei both Esst and W cit 'A
thii u- capture, biz confinement io t"sny moA !" t' IN
different Hrbei prrcu EF s,ape all Inot m ii' iout
iour.y by h.Lt of u-ary 500 miles. Al those who an
MON q employment p.,sc .ud for Cirrulir Adife.t
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NEPTuNE LINE OF STEAMERS.
nNJY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND

nNLY AMERICAN LINE TO ENGLAND
" and FRANCE The Ne~.Yofk aud Hayn stcamsh,p
coupnnvs hr.tcl,ss riau st-s1sps AtAOO and ~ LION
heyine h0ouriv rehted will eae Pier NO. u Nortn
Rive Tor HavEs, calling NJ kaHouih. ~ follows; -
Ar 400 .......HESsI 4. GtDsDss.....hov. p, ls,o.
FTLTON.....JASEs 4 " orToN ........ Doc. p. pt3.
AR AGO ......llFSRY A. GtpsDES......Jan. 20, liht.
PrITOS.....JASEs L. W0Iros......Feb II, lh1
Al AGO .......llENRr A. March H. 1875
LTON.....JANgs \. .WoTroN........ip April IL, 1850.
PRICES OF PASSAGE ~ GOLD.
First l5s SO Second ,chin......-bo
Through tickets 10 London..... - extra
An experienced Surgeon on board
The company will not b. responsible TO- spece or Velu,ees
unas bills aJmg having the yage erNresscd are ssuea
therefor.
Fo, .u.thes iroruatior. apply 70
ISAAC BELL, President
No. : Broadwa.. New orS
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23
NEW.YORK and dNEw.HAvEN RAILROAD
1865 wINTER ARRANJEMENC lea
COMMENCING NOV LMBEh 20 1919.
rpArNs LEAVE NFW-TOnh:

Passenger station in NswYork, corner T"eny.e,eu'" -
sed fourthava Eu,Fasce on IweaiV-'sTeh'h'''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-23

TINTED STATES MAIL LINZ FOR
y mo DE JANElRo,
CALLING AT SE THOMAS, -
PERNtMBlC co AND BAHIA ENEkn Ihlf
AND AT FhRA EVERY O11IER Tkif' '.or,. y,
rhe UNITED STATES AND BRAZIL MAIL 81 'Ani
SNIP COMPANY will dispatch regularly ~ the zsih o sscu
month al D. H. from Pier No q North Rrci one o' 'hei'
new eass steamships. ~.
SOf'TU AMERICA,
1inhlep,drh ComIhsnd,r. wlii leave -, :, ,
On WEDNESDAY, tie 2gth a, ho'enipoi anu VIII oA'' a'
Par, ,N: A,
AM cSpcorced srrseou i urr hsd TO e'eh 'esn'"P' N'
,''of. must Issf drogsh thc foatoh''e
lc. i.c'gtt az rsss'Is, nfpy 70 , a.. ,-,
IuQ.iAs AS..c.o c., 80. II Bgaslns.