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The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1867-02-26
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A HOUSE AND LOT IN MIAMlSBURG
Az SHERlFF'S SALE.

A HOUSE AND LOT IN MIAMISBURG
AT SHERlFF'S SALE.
John Zig, Is. Franz Rsuscher. Superior Court
Case 1913.
\ obedience to the command OF an order Of sale,
Il issued by the superior Court, within and for the
county OF Montgomery, and TO me directed, / will
oner ut public sale, ut the door oil the Court House,
in the city Of Dayton, Ohio, on
Monday, March 1, 1857, ata O'Clock. p. NJ,
The following described real estate. to-wit, Sit.
uato In the County OF Montgomery and State OF
OHIO, all that lot, tract OF parcel OF land lying and
being tO-Wlt;. beginning ut the \, l.. corner OF
Henry Bollenbach's lot, and running from thence
NORTH 100 feet along W alter street. 1hence extend.
ing back to the Miami River, ADJOINING the town Of
hliAmisburg, in the county anu state aforesaid;
the same being the tract OF land couN eyed By Jacob
hercher and wife t. David Guckhalta, sndby him
TO Cobble, and by / frederick Cobble to dOhn Mover.
deceased, father OF Theresa and Lena Mover; and
from thence to solomon Hilbert, and IRON solomon
HILBERT to Jacob Zimmerman, and from Jacob
Zimmerman TO John big the same being lot No.
utb), on the revised plat OF said town.
said real estate has been appraised at {2S3 90, and
cannot, sell LOT less than two-thirds OF the up
praised value thereof III. "I|LFf GITT
TERMS OF SALE-CASH.
o.. G. II. DAVIDSON, SheriT.
ADAM CLAY, Attorney. @ aiwtt
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BROKERS GREAT GIFT SALE OF
RICH AND VALUABLE GOODS.

PRINCIPAL wARERooMs, No. IS Sudbury
street, Boston, Massachusetts, anu No 20 JsdeT.
sou street, Dayton, Ohio.
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AVOID a ouAcKs-

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sions, Nc, | will send you, free az charge informa-
ton which, If followed, WIN cure you without the
iud OF medicines. Address ENR AMSDEN,
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DR.. Harvey's Golden Pills

Is a remedy four degrees strongcrth than the abov
and intended iorspecial cases OF long standing.
Price Five Dollars per Box.
II you cannot purchase the pills Of your DR. K
gist, they will be sent by mail, post maid, sect re
from observation, on receipt OF The money by pr
JAMES RYAN Consulting Physician $40 Broad
way, New York.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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100000

100000
Pianos, Melodeons, Gold and silver Watches sets
of Jewelry, Sewing Machines, Photograph Al
buns, Gold Pens, silver-plated Tea sets, Framed
EngraVings, Cutlery, all kinds, Dry Goods, &c.,
ALL TO BE SOLD o n DOLL r EACH
Without regard TO value. Not to be paid Tor until
you know what YOU are 10 receive.
The proprietOrs Of this establishment offer this
lot Of goods l0r oSE DOLLAR BACH although unre-
deemed goods are usually sold at auction at the
expiration Of six months. They are constantly
making advances on merchandise OF all kinds,
both TO manufactured ana dealers. and all goods
not redeemed in uuS time will include the same
In the present sale.
TERMS or SALE advertisement of stock arc
prepared, naming each article and its value. and
are placed in sealed envelopes, and well mixed.
one OF these envelopes containing an advertise.
ment, together with a choice collection OF POPULAR
songs and Recipes, or "A well executed PhUtograph
VIII be sod at our W arerOOms. or sent bN mailtO
any address for TWENTY .FIvE CTS or five ioi S.
On receipt OF the advertisement, YOU will see
what you are going to have, and then II is a. YOUR
own option TO pay the Dollar and AXE The article
or not Purchasers may thus obtain
A COLI OR SILVER WATCH, sI~LvER-PLATFD
r. ski, SEWING MACHINE OR ANY
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Or. J. BRYAN, CONS'G PHYSICIAN

= HEATING M in all cases OF
Seminal, Sexual, Urinary and Nervous Diseases
IN male or female. ADVICE FREE and correspond
encc STRICTLY CONFIDENTIAL.
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ARTICLE on OUR LIST.
or onA @~IuA-V

AHIINLH VN UUh LIST.
Tor one DO1larG
The price Of an Envelope is oaly Twenty-aye
Genus 20 give US u call aud satisfy Yourselves that
you can buy moro goods for the muney than ever
was sold at any other place in the country Hear
a tune on The Piano, and remember that they. to-
gether with all the other costly articles on eNhihi-
ton Will be sold 20 some purchaRr Tor Ono iiollar.
All those who order nom theNcountry must be
particular In giving their POstOnice address. the
name OF the town aud county In which they live.
and by what Express neayy goods shall be sent.
Company's Wareroom for the Southwest, No 90
Jefferson street, Dayton, Ohio. t "
~fei6w4-SS In MUTE a co, Manager.
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i osTERs AND PROGRAMMES
Plain and in COl0rs, neatly printed a. fha
EMPIRE
steam JOB Roons
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Dr.. Harvey's Female Pills.

The experience OF thirty years has proved they
have no equal for Removing Distractions and Ir-
reguiarities. No MATTER FROM N CAUSE THEY
ARISE. They are safe and sure I'm every case. Up
wards OF $1,000 boxes are sold annually, and no
of their efficacy is ever heard. for they
accomplish what they are represented to do.
sold in boxes Containing SistyPMs. Price one
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strated the fact that the utmost reliance may be
placed in the efficacy Of
BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS.,
for the speedy and permanent cure OF Seminal
weakness, Emissions, Physical and Nervous de-
bility, Impotence, or want OF poWer the result Of
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YOUTHFUL INDISCRETION,
which neglected, ruins the happiness, and units
the sufferer for business, Social Society or Mar
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Specific Pills. can be used without detection or in
reference with business pursuits,
NO CHANGE of II Ell IL NECESSARY
They are entirely vegetable and perfectly harm.
less on the SYSTEM Each box contains 60 pills.
with full directions and a treatise ON the cOnse-
quences and cure. Price One Dollar Beware Of
Counter cttsl IT you cannot procure them Of
your Druggist, send the money to DR.. JAMES
BRYAN, Consulting Physician. $40 Broadway, New
York, aud they viii DO sent by return OF mail,
free from observation.
For sale by Druggists generally.
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Aleditat.
YOUNG MEN.
BELL'S SPECIFIC PILL

Tho experience Of the past ten years has demon
strated the fact that tile utmost reliance may be
placed ii in the efficacy Of
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samples sent free. No capital requii ed Ladies'
or Gentlemen can earn from So to $40 per day.
stamp, and. address
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Assembly.
ALBANY, March II, 1897.

@14Nfv Tgg ALBANY, March II, 1897.
NN RKroRTs 3s .seaf Es 4st
To incorporate the Astoria aud Hunters Point Rail-
road 20 amend the general railroad law against reduce
with seasagreed to- against reducing the fare ON the
Hudson River and Harlem Raroads-agreed to- allow
Ing certain towns to take stock In the Oswego and Rom
dout Railroad TO incorporate the Bankers and Brokers'
Association tor the relief Of Brooklyn Prospect Park
Railroad; for O new academy building AT Homer.
Mr. BRUCE moved to reconsider the vote agreeing to
the report OF the COMMITTEES nst the fare on
the Hudson River and Harlem Railroads. and that that
motion be laidjupon the table. Carried. III
BILLS PASSED. 4E y u FsAf
To amend the charter Of tho Irving Savings Institution
OF New York. to extend the Southside railroad OF Long
Island to provide for additional number OF notares
public; to change the OF the Students Aid Associ
alton OF the New York Free Academy New York
College, to incorporate the Binghamton Savings Bank;
to amend the charter OF Greenwood Cemetery
4r INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. PLuMB-To authorize the Supervisors Of Erie
county to raise money by tax fl
BY Mr. KgADY-To repair and improve Atlantis
street, Brooklyn.
BY Mr. FREAR-ro amend the charter Of the North
River Savings Bank.
By Mr. DLAKEsLgE-To authorize the Common Council
Of Utica to conratfor supplying that city with water
BY Mr. RoBERTs-To incorporate the New York Asso-
cated Press. G.s
BY Mr. LlTrrEJoHS-For the relief Of the Hunters
Point and Rocknway Beach Railroad k t
BY Mr. HARRINeTov-To extend the time for the COM
pletion OF the Albany and susquehanna Railroad
By Mr. STARR-For the better protection OF health,
aud the suppression Of vice in New York.
SUPPLY
Mr. D p. WooD gave notice that all claims intended
for tho supply bill must be presented during this week
tion relative to closing up certain contracts which were
passed, Adjourned ) tt4 F.
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sBarnum, the Friend OF the Wool Growers
s See tire Wooily Horse.'
Barnum, the Friend OF the Negro. See the
r sswhat-Is-H' and Joyce Hsth's
Extracted Molars and


The old adage, s'Sh the company you keep and
will tell you what sort or man you are," Is hardly
applicable 10 Governor Hawley while electoneer-
ing pilgrimage with the Toolly Horse. The Governor is
young hearty, sincere, double breasted, full-toned
champion Of radcalism, with nicely trimmed whiskers
hedging In q rather handsome face. He is a fluent
speaker matter OF fact than witty, profound
than brilliant; but Of his sentences are as sharp as
Toledo blade, and cut like q fash through
the toughest comprehension II there ia not In
him the making Of more than term in the United
States Senate then will give up guess although
we are now in the Yankee State of Connecticut He no
doubt feels with modification bis Illuminating situation,
yoked as he is with the father Of shams and humbugs;
but he has made amends for occupying so unen-
vabe position by not far we have heard. ever
uerng acknowledgement In behalf Of the election Of his
companion In the canvass, or mentioning him in any
whatever at the public gatherings they mutually
attend.
But for all this Barnum has his sleeves rolled up and
Is going into the fight Justify His Salisbury namesakc
must therefore to ne and the democrats all over
the State must wake up and go to work, they will
find that although Barnums helpers are already peg
gng out like Judge Pitkin, 'Ilttle Peterkn," " from
louisiana, there is still many another "come-by-
Chance',--all Ithe way from Ohio-who is ready to
spring into notoriey through the moral revolution and
social earthquake now going on in Connecticut
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THE FFNIANs 8

nj He <douar,ers-New York Mer-
chants TO Raise One Million DoIIars--Meet-
wigs of NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF Tine Irsn
Provisional Government PunhsOed In tne
English ap.d Irish Papers, Nc.
FenianiEU Is still the rage, and crowds more nume-
nous than ever throng the immediate vicinity Of head
quarters in Chatham street. Last week was the receipt
f news from Ireland which caused the excitement; yes
,srsav ,he absence Of any intelligence from the
created equal anxiety and gathered numbers around the
olces learn II possible further accounts Of
,ba pogress Of the "rsing but up late the even
,,,e hoy we're doomed TO disappointment tho cable no.
furnishing any items OF in time for an eveDin.
hsapplenent
AT headquarters, however the business went hravey
on and dispatches being received during the day
from all parts OF the Union including California relat
ing principally TO general orders and Announcing that
pubic meetings had called for the purpose OF organ
izing imned ate aid and support for The insurgents
Ireland. - TIT
wen known merchant called to inform the Exccu.
tive Of plan which no and others had foot with
the object Of raising funds in aid OF rebellion This
gentleman proposes subscribe 81 900 himself and ex
poets that other merchants Of Irish birth or oxtracon
will como forward and do the same and by their aid and
other means collect the OF 81 600 000 10 be ex-
pended in the manner The most likely serve tho causo
cent of the whole amount deposited by o1ucA snb
scrber the remainder to be collected when ures re
presenting the million dollars be obtained This money
10 be placed 20 the credit Of board OF trustees 10 con
sist OF wealthy citizens almost all Irish who vi hays
fun control over the disposition Of the funds at the
command. The following letter from this ger tlemap
who Is well known in this city public sptI ted M
wealthy citizen and upright and honorah gentle
man, will speak for ITSELF 1t may be well Remark
that to the suggested below as trustee mary ~
the leading lrish-Americans desire that r. Horace
Greeley be also requested TO act on the samo com
mittee-
NEW YORK Mar ch IL lsS7
The momentous question "Shal Ireland be free " mus
lie solved The victims OF m lsrnIa h,s,tn
asan Iesoiyed upon shaking OF the yokc of England
Esnny becomes the duty OF every truo hearsed Irish
man who enjoys and appreciates the blessing OF liberty
nssfst In who more battln
Tor their rights natural born freemen ven are mo-
wanted. There enough already Son Bu w ha
wantea ana what those at home must eediy receive
&c Wouid NOT see the present movement brought
turely close, Not of olsrs aim nA
but millions. Irishmcn OF light Irela
Zoe Irish SOIL but they and dShf thai foe n,
sne seas WHAT Is needed therefore ~ money purchas
snu eqnip TWO OF three nrst class vess hsofwar prn
Ireland would insure Irela,r,s
than hundred thousand armed men ON ITtsh sci, tn
needed despatch these sbou, 70 rafxea
within week il possible; and rsan cunceivr ~ n
more means OF raising ina the appended srhem
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BROOKLYN INTKLLIGENCE.

FALL on 4 BunDna AT late hour on Sunday night
the foundation Of new three story brick dwelling
house. situated on the Of Hoyt street and bachen
place. gave way, carrying with II the walls when ie
TO the ground with loud crash hs no
injured, there being person living IN tne nouSe
The building was owned by u. s VOORHEES, ~
SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCES ATTENDING TIE DEATH or
SEAxAx-Coroner Smith was called upon yesterday
morning to hold an inquest on the BODY Of Charles
Holmes seaman on board the brig Rising Sum- Captain
Edgar schodsd which arrived ct the foot OF Montague
street. Brooklyn on Sunday, from Porto Rico. One day
during the early part Of last week. while the vessel was
IN the Gulf on the Southern cos sae Te@es %a
struck 6y LIGHTNING from ns enGc e q hs onp Island
on hs Of died
shortly after his admission II appeared on she inquess
that the deceased had been previously suffering rom
chs and fever verdict in accordance with the facts
rendered.
REMOVAL or THE Posr oFrIcE--The removal OF the
Brooklyn Post Once from its present location, on Mon
iacue street. is contemplated. The proprietor OF the
street demandinQ higher rate for its occupancy than
the government Is disposed to allow, other arrange.
ens havo been made VIII oe aed
MYRTLE avenue The Of certain piece OF ground
on Washington street has agreed TO erect new Two
story building suitable LOT the purpose 1nu icso " Ao
five or ten years. sSl s@ N
GRAND MAsouEeApE BALL IN Williamsburg The
Arion Society gave grand bal masque at Gehe's Union
hall, Williamsburg last night The hall was decorated
to suit the mad carnival in which one hundred and hfty
couples participated. Amonv tho banners which
adorned the walls was one containing life size likeness
| Of King Gambrinus, holding aoft goblet OF
| the national beverage OF Germany The guests on a
entering were received the VOLTS Cavern by the
reception commtee-four jolly looking monksand all
oppose the Excise law before permitted 70
enter the ballroom When all the guests had arrived
the ballroom presented striking appearances with is
motley crowd Of maskers. About eleven o'clock the
grand procession formed In the following order =
Arion fMr. Herman Theime riding In a dolphin.
shaped charot drawn by four frogs; MAMMALIAN ,Carl
Adelsein who upsets him, amid boisterous laughter;
Louis Napoleon mr. Petrie with Count Bismarck John
WygandL the latter urging the former TO grant privi
Hessian saxon and Hanoveran soldiers; the orchestra
headed by their leader Herr Geal singers from various
societies. bearing banners; maskers generally bringing
up the rear the conclusion OF the procession masks
were removed and dancing kept up until the gay
assemblage completely exhausted The whole aiia
1 was admirably conducted. ff
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A M U S E NJ ENTs s


most fashionable audience completely filled tho
Broadway theatre last evening" drawn thiher las have
been like audiences for the past ortngh to witness the
deineations Of Irish and Yankee life BY Mr. and Mr.
Barney Williams The plays last evening were the
drama Of Shaady Mcguire and the protean comedy OF
An Hour in Seville. In the former Mr.. Barney viii.
lins assumed the principal part the roickng, fun
loyang Irshman which he delinested In eminently
sackfactory manner; and In the latter Mrs- Williams
gave full evdcace Of her varied talents for comic per.
somation by appearing In eight separate characters,
bearing upon English, French. Italian, spanish and
Yanhee charsceristics, in each OF which her smake
up VAS faul!less The audience appanded her most
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AuyuuaxnfHT o. THf IHDAHa LEGISLATURE.

IspfANAroLfs, March IL, 1857.
The Indiana Legislature adjourned ssne die to-day,
after session OF sIxty days large number Of mpor
,an laws was passed during the pession, among which
are the Registry law for the protection Of the baIobox
,na new Congressional and Legislative ApportionmeD
s aw TO punish boltng in the legislature Law for the
ssosnmene of House OF Refuge for Juvenile offenders
ne question Of ocazng the Agricultural College and
%posns % m the Congressional land grants for that pnr
ao ~. isiea The amount of money approved In general
aod specific appropriations amounts to si. 500 600
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.y have the case in some instance; =:
.. blacks In the South We fac; Is twohrds Of them be-
Heved their masters W. WA whip the Yankees they
good that they behaved q they did. Otherwise they
would have come into on lines by the hundreds OF
thousands instead Of BY thesomparativeiy meag, and
III is Of no use talking thaway now. sIhe colored
peer Of any white man. especisy any copperhead, in
the country. Although black, heia not 70 be blamed
for the color Of his sGiu."
now It Is all one way Ah,ug caoDeetcut sut uayo
SIX thousand majority against sgro Mirage in hsr own
state last year have no 90 oao she WI give great
granting universal Suffrage in sout Carolina, or
any other southern State That's the tn case stands
The radical replied by saving something .hout not
wanting TO nesrv general IN tne Andy, sh: that
although black republican he was mot quite DARK "a
70 reuure candle 90 through the srefs with In day
time and the conversation dropped
Barnum is raking among .he cry zones OF iormel
will tnot give dollar, for pcltcsi services bat II
will be curious thing explain how sorne Of his fugle
10 be blessed with this worlds riches, but have
never been Obliged BELIEVE 20 take the poor man
OATH y even in a Barnum or Pickwickian sense.
Barnum pow-wow s to be held al Milton to- morrow
evening, and also at East Canaap when II expected
frolcsome oyster from the STATE Of New Jersey and
recently from tho District of Columbia will dance
| to the music OF the siAieFmad = Song
It pretty evident that Bnnm will leave no stone
unturned to be elected oven ne has to import for the
purpose his collection OF giants and giantesses
bearded ladies, dwarfs leopard children Circassan girls
learned SEALS happy families Christian martyrs and a.
wind up for the grand procession, the shattered frame
OF tho wooy horse the Fcsiee mermaid in its unrecon
sructed state and the ghost Of poor old Joyce Heth
Notices have already been suggested for this unique
procession, to witt
i ssBarnum gees for Union--between the Monkey
and the Goldfish. See the Fecjee Mermaid.
nBarnum, the Friend of the Wool Growers
.s5' See the Wooty Horse.n
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NEW YORK LEGIsLATuRA.


senate.
ALBANY, March II, 1857.
mus rsrRopucEp. m
Mr. T. CoasEuI introduced bill Incorporating the Del
aware River Company. - -. - :.
Mr. Ia BAu introduced bill amcrding the code OF
procedure as TO witnesses by providing that no person
offered as witness shall be excluded by reason OF ns OF
her interest In the OF the action and husband ana
wife may witnesses for or behalf OF each otnsr VAC
same other persons .....,.
Bills introduced for incorporating the neMopoi- POI
tan Market Company amending the general raiireau ~
by extending the tne for the completion OF unnnsneo
roads, to provide sor additional compensation 70 aepu
ties and clerks p various State departments
izng the OF corporations formed under he
general law ,ne rssns Saw
post Compony OF Utica incorporating ne oI,eans Ssv
ings Bank incorporating the German Taiiors
Society OF Brooklyn authorizing the taxing OF uai
ting criminal examinations except for dea,h punsnape
I with death; for the mprovcment OF Power street
~cokiyn amending the law relative TO vessels navigaa
ma the by calorc engines; Incorporating the
Cam Meeting Association Of the METHODIST Episcopal
Churc OF New York. amending the charter of the VII
iage Of canajohare amending the act for the improve
ment OF Gowanus canal, Brooklyn Tor the oerer pro
1 lection Of female employees In New York.
The scnate then adjourned. N
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RESUMPTION Of BUSINESS BY THE HUDSON NATIONAL BANK
HrpsoN, N. ". March n. 1897,

HUDSON N. Y, March II, 1861
me First National Bank OF this city will resume bust
moss tomorrow morning Mr. Robert B. Shepard, a
gentleman who enjoys the highest confidence in financial
and business circles has been appointed cashier The
losses py tne deaung cashier, Hasbrouck, not
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SHIP PING NEW s.
PORT OF new Yuax. MARCH i. 1887.

:, Arrived. =
Steamship Miami Rudolf, Boston, with udse, TO W
CLYDE. =. -
10 4 j ID Rouh Passed Cape Good Hope Jan 8, st
Helena a5th Equator Feb In Ion Had only
Ion 81 spoke ship Messenger hence for San Fran.
CISCO .ef $780, 4. ts.sl- 4t ~, !.
Thompson's Nephew From Jan IS TO March had sue
winds and fosgy %sathe @ Ion & Il A. PaissSd pS
James Somners destitute seaman, sent home by the
American Ccnsul, hung HIMSELF while In NJ o. nsany
2st at mldni9ht had tremendous hurricane from the
nothwsrd which lasted about M hcur.; March OF Nan
Bark baltimore (Ps). Meyer Rotterdam 66 days, with
mdse and "A passenxers TO Chas Luling Co Had very
westerly gales during the lost almost an
entire suit Of sails; has had pilot on board days.
Schr A Holton. Fields, Ncwbern Nc gst3
,s-ss. Below. ~
Ship Ashburton. l02 days from Calcutta
Bark James Mccarthy from Montevtdeo.
Schr Silver He'll. from Savannah
ID FW Other shipping Neps see FTth page.
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NEWS FROM CALIFORNIA.

Saw FRAxcsoo, March IL 1857.
severe shock Of earthquake was felt al snelings,
ssriposa county, on March 7. The oscillations were
from northwest TO southeast and lasted fifteen minutes
The ship Roosevelt sprngue With fun cargo Of wheat
Ior Liverpool sailed to-day The bark Catharna takes
we thousand barrels Of -four for Rio yaneiro.
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hessrs. Pease severiui's matinee at steinway Hall
yesterday was attended by very fashionable audience
The principal feature on the programme was transcript.
ton OF Godfrey's Mabel Waltz for two pianos, by Mr.
rease. which he played with Mr. b. Mills in his usual
brilliant style Miss Sterling also assisted in the con-
cert
Handel's oratorio OF Samson was presented last
night a. the Academy, BROOKLYN, to a. crowded and
fashionable an audience assembled within the walls OF
that buildn this season The several parts wcro sung
with precision and TASTE especially the conrao tenor
and baseo, respectively by Miss g. v. Hutchugs, Mr.
George Simpson and Mr., j. r. Thomas. The chorus
consisting Of the New York Harmonic Society and the
ceclIan Choir, was very powerful and performed the
concerted music with great effect