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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-06-11
Verplank s. McMullin,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,

4 N general dea rrs ~ Groceries,
A PrnvI~l,ns ani Lquo,s, fire proof
n.Ick store, Central Wharf, between
lnntsonrry and Lei i>'lnrtf streets, : II
Fr,nr,4co, al -" All orders from the
'oultry viii hp executed with the Srrirtest
htrntlnr inl dispatch aud Guaranteed.
sII If
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Lek,1rG iIs t2.n Field Aeain!!!

U'>T opened, L'l"nd & co.,. ne"
- Post Office \IcMit and Pioneer News
payer Depi, here M! always be haa
all The hltHt hagaZihts, heap fuh'r"I
n"nN and Ne" -p"rt,s from, Lnr"it al"
The Atlantic STILES. All orders tor any
thing ~ the above line, or for >talorfN
&r., Ill he thnnkt+ y received ana u'''
iuaIl! arffnd' d to with dispatch, "e tht'P
~ lnu chez tare>r.
GEO. II. LELAND & CO., Pforrlti"S;
New Posi- Office rcadr, near Oehe'"
Delivery, San Franrl~co.
Jan. 2S, So ncO I'M.
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SACRAMENTO CITY.
J. NJ. SHEPHERD,
General Newspa per Agent,
Sacramento City,
Rich and Extensive Stock OF
W Al T. Ii T. S!!!


JEwELRY ulAMoND WORK. SILVER
WARE, FANCY GOODS, ETC, AT
JAMES BAll.EI'S
Sign of tie s..,'amm h God Hatch,"
No. Ilv Street, 6et,cetn 4th and oth.
~ ! hp subscriber having rtuloEtd 10
Csix th. npu brick store. No. llo ST.,
Le,u-pu 4th and 5th streets, and being IN
the receipt of fresh Go"i~ hy every
steamer. ~ now tiiab ed To offer - the
pen,,l- ot California. the large>., rhnlce>t,
a,d mos elegant stock of " atche>, jew
e. nv, Di,r,ond Work, Silver Ware, &r..
yer offered IN ;hi~ country. w:
God Chronomeier, Duphr and Magic
huntlng u a!rh s.
Also, English Patent Lever. indepen
dent SECOND, Duuh e. lime. En"ne.led
nd Lepne iiunting cast watt ht-.
Diamond Work.
OF this description of work there " III
he found IA rich and extensive stock, con
-is,ing ~ pnrt of +. egant Diamond cross
G. usrpr and Sinylr stone pms; u>ttr ana
sin.le stone FINGER Rings; egant D'a-
uond cluster and single stone Ear Rlh">;
elegant Diamond Sets Plus, Bracelet and
Ear Rings.
Also, Il very extensive assortment at
Pear RUBY, Opol Garn"tt, and other
mecin,i- stones. set J." finger rings, ear
rings. breast pms, cha;telaIn>, &r.. after
the choicest de,ign>. \ 80, hea,! and
.leg Ut Quart, Vest anI Fob chains;
KEYS. seals. : ud>, silver buttons, clasps.
snaps, pencil cases, lnrkft-, charms, &c.
| -. e ~
Dinner and tea Hetts, toble spoons, tea
sroun,. butter knives, truu knives, forks
and gnblet>, napkin rings, eIr.
Iaatyd Ware.
Silver plated dinner and tea >ett>; com
mon iit S-tt,; dlnner ami dessert t"ik> /;
table, tea, aud dessert spoons; fish "nn
Ihmttpr knives, salt aud mustard spoons,
sugar -hoye;s, etc.
Very fine Cutlery.
WoStpnholn'- and Rogers and Sons
Justly celebrated pen and pocket k I'e>,
scissors, r"z"r>, rir.; superior r"Zors III
sets, dressing cnses, etc.
F',gcy G"Gds.
Opera glasses, 10 escopes, magnifiers.
>pectac Is, card castS, IVORY tablets, ,rigaI
cases, port m"al>, P""ktI c"n'ras>ts,
tooth, ndIl, ana nalT ID usHtS, toiinS, ctC'
Gsgd Pens.
! Guild ren<, with go d eases; gold pens
with silver rns.>; gold pens t"l the cnu-
ting h"u>t gold pens, "ith"ut r"Tts 81
nlIh'~, " arrtn'-, Ba&!e!'r, amt other
rt Il thrat'i nt k'r>.
| Persons in want of goods in the above
line arr invited 10 examine the large ard
valuable stock now on hard. A. | an.
importer of N, own goods Mfy can and
tpiH be sold 1T much less than the usual
| 'NtS.
- Watch repairing done in the best
po>sih manner by one of The most skill
| tnl un, kn,rn in the Union. A work
done l., hIul is warranted for one year %,
no charge made. Also, engraving done
III superior sly ie
Niassvtf e. rtH iE>G.
California pins, ring, Bracelets, and
other Il rrIinen work, MAJ uthrturtd To
order in The best manner by experienced
vOrkmen. SO. particular attention,
paid to diamond setting.
$4,000 worth at fire gold dust wanted
for manufacturing purposes, for which
the hip ht It market rrlct viii he paid.
JAW rs h LEY,
mar l2 3mo lie J - ht 4th and 5ih, Sac
Miners Drug store!
| ia
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They have g't a new cp,u 'irnn ati 'ar
bur we have not seen il in priii, yet. II =
pretty COOL "Iunho, what was Uh.le
TOMS Cabin writ wilh?" Why, u -
writ with pen. SpoSe." CAV hat IL tool
iah Niger; No, it wasn't writ with pen'
too" "lt wt+ writ with -ter goose
Qiill." "N,, you ig nus harkrs; u was
writ with II .rr,et Beerhrr' 'towc!
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Times and Trans

A OEiICinUs DhM SrIC >C Md
9Iirfng Young Luay Oh ds,r, Il, te
me- how Charles declared his love.
Er3eetah W.T.. -WeIl, Fanny, wt
were IN rhr parl'f, y"n kn'", ani all Al
once ne turned ,,p his eyes 50, | rh,ngIi
be wis i'll. Then h" turn ii 'em 'l"An.
aud squeezed my W ist, and asked me II
ri have hi ~ ,nd --nri-
lnq1iriny Young La iy Wei dear
wei wh II did h" 1, n"x!
Erpectont WJe.--N IN NJ, d"ar; hn'
I -aid 'y--,' and gra"l'n>! h'w h. k'>.T
me-! rhrn. dear, lad ny head on h :
shoulder, and rhen we talked, dear. On
how ire nhl"d. thought never could
GO through il!
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Miners DRUG store!

IVA IYR T.. NJ UO\ Id, S5
No 13Q SIRE T. = ctAMthrn G-@s
U>T rece we'd by cllIre's Alhon and Winged
Racer n large assortm nj OF choice Drugs
md All other articles kept in well turnishe'
Nug tore. consisting part Of
IChencals o Is and aints, TruSses.
Fresh tpris. " dow Glass, lder Praces
rean tartar Putty. Abdominal supporters
Alcohol. Iu'rentjne. >usp' ns"ry hand"ges
cps. amphene. breast P'le :.
lnvoring Ext LAM OIL, Nursery ott1os
Also very large n, PLY OF Terfn cry, P''
tent Medicine Of nearly aR kinds.
For sale ow hv Il. II McDONAID d
Sacramento NC0ly
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A. y. Mlllt & Co.,
Is \ \ h I, X =

IT AVlNG con ht.d their new fire.
Ill proof bahk buIIdIng. they have re-
moved MO II, ON he old sIIt,
No. 80 J s1kIIT,
DRAFTS for sale al light oi un tine on
thr Iiluripal citns IN the AtliIlc states.
GoLD lust rulchas'd al ,he highest
rates.
DEAF1s 1T rtr on San Francisco,
IOLLttTiuNs III Ct unItistl : terms.
GOLD ItsT 81 Ilsd I" New York, or
th' mint 1T hi d' Il hla i"l coinage,
D,P"sIT> rece,,td 1.-THE, sItcltl or 9th
hahkii = promptly ;iit Edtd to.
Sacr"ntiltu, II III ) G5 Sno
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j. b. BURTON. EIw'n M'CARTy
Burton s. NctaAtss
Wholesale dealers in Groceries. liquors,
Pro, 'sInl,s, Flour, Grain. tnI-
torna Produce and CtitraI \ frcfaldISe,
no. 1875 j STREET, one aO0r actSt oJ JJh,
RAMLN1O.
n,ai5 fC5 Suto
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4 ill! Gil! Cii.---At the Niners' Drug
US ore l39 street. Constantly on hand a
very large 4urrly # Sperm, olar fltaehea,
Llel h"nt machinery, harness. Neetstoo', ana
oitn' st every othe, Oil in use in the country
"ive us "A trial and, you will come "g"'n.
>acramento n20ly Il +. MtION NALD'
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II urpeBtine, Paints, Oils, sc,
i and everything pc ta ming to the tus'nesS
Of pa Mt and oil store. on hand and ttr sale
hy r T.. MCDONALD.
MN No l30 J street. Sacr ncnto.
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i'alking ! ouse of Read ( Go.
- AZ RAN EMO, .Egthc. of Iurgc!rs
\. 4 Co, San iancisco. tAcLaI.t lur
sal, on
barring, Bros & Co. l London.
Hutt.Lgt III & 60. Io,is.
Lure"sn, & Ilune, f,u ork.
.lno. t.. hayc' & Bro. Lostn.
Canal and ban k,ng Co. =. Orhans.
l.. \. Efnrost & Co. st Louis.
G"ld Dust always purchased al he lest
price, seli Is $n
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G., F,rIosIos ~ TEoY-At the hc1ss Of Pr;'r 4.
BUrder isq Of Troy, ga t'isrs laii re 'l "a
cCfr room Ihusd8y snd tAough rrn1lsi fttl Win.
sy dol ile same evening, Leading 10 sad clatro-
Pie ItS bAsg Of Go3dny saysi
"OE Friday evening e. csry cav1iehzni eni sl.,r no
Tnen lsd en- Mr. Burden and Ter father. Ar Pars1lr-i
dsco ered hat n ga escaping again and e1t1lv
or,d e. discover whence Il Proceeded- NJ. hal a
Light 10 ier hand and upon en; ing Fri- room In TIE
81 The bell ami 'mneds ie! ID IRON ihe pai'-s
zane Iarsf CT with terrific force literally eEvalopiag nj
on,v tie stnsl room but tn adjoining par.o-s Mrs b.
p4ostrL,ed instantly her Globes taxing nre and her
whole body wrapped IN h1nss II seems however ;ha;
Il mind and crHwied 20 the psrlJ- window from
Which he ether Jumped fell b he grounda distance
Of ;eb feet Here che discovered oy the ssrv
sus IN %, basement who Immediately dashed Uter upon
her Heg whole body shockingy barnd her face SUI
fring ID, least injury She lies in a very critical cond
nor and but faint hOpes entertained yesterday Of her
recovery LAST evening. however the pbyssns thought
her SYMPTOMS favorable MIR PGskhurt badly burned
he breast face hands ard It's thought he hailed
81 The gss than did Mrs B. snd bis internal snfer
ings seemed u be iutense The explosion made daL
ard throughout the ncighborhood The noise rsssbet
that a large body VI snow sliding from root IL force
great in tho room where took pAee INST heavy
door siding TO 81 the psrors though iockei from the
opposite SIDE burst 0p.D and tie castings and ceiling.
torn aWsy The glass in Of the large parlor ni1Ts
in The shvered to pieces Inc furniture IN the
srt roo ss wei as the doors ceiling and pap8r the
walls va much ohsrre-howiug the intense heat Of the
fsmof which were banning but short time.
ALTERED NOTIs on THI Rock lsLaSD I'LL BaSS-
Our oad,rs would do well 10 be on the loOk out. TIE
Eoek Inland 63reritsey gives the following waning We
were shown On Monday lat BY the the teller Of the Rock
.lsnd Bank three Of the denomination OF 50. al
tered in truly beautiful and scientific manner from s5s
al.o one Of the denomination 81 go. altered from -.
There Are In addition to those he Informed sos al
tered from g in circulation All thst necessary 10 70
nsmbeT s The notes Of this bank. t. prevent being de-
ceiyed hy those alteration is nat ts OF AgAeT IL
sonsoiion than s5s issued by IL. Exchanges will
please copy"
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ctrpaS MovErrvr ~ ST Lovls-Ths Germans o. s.
yoa. sem de.erm neil 10 ee r. possible change Ia Tia
-. bv which the notions 81 YaiersRd s-i,u 81 intox
,tpr drrks and the sabbath shall be made % prevail
ne 6rse rsr o. the 18th Inst conns the following adt-ess
a. ke candidates fr the Oace u Jadgo 0! IT, Criminal
oouri to Which 800 signatures are appended ts namber
hing however bot pa Of The arsuAl7-scocring
"a the Azs0ger-sgned-
GTxTIYNIs The undersigned. al citizens and yoer.,
,is The liberty address yoa befre the coming election
lev question: 80 ths they the unfersgnei By your an
e NAV be able q vote ~ full knowledge OF your posi-
49,, and IN accordance With their own principles.
The peo1le have essblshfd and confirmed IL ,hrec con
,eUtive Judcia Elections tie great and true principle
fSsi The ecftOa of Jsdee shall mover become party
Se,,ior but lhs the citizens shan vote in ,ueh elections
civ In regard 10 the kOnStg. qtty AMI P7R1o u the
esndicstcs We for satistacton dem 4 necessary 20
rsquest from you Pablie aud decisive sn'"e 10 ih' i'i
loving questions
Wfst !. your opinion sboai the iustitaicn Of the
Grand Jury IN ia actual shape which seems 70 rs based
ely upon end abuse and not upon the ienr II or
sofstitntion and laws What your opinion abOI; tho
seuersl nquistOra Osh and the general inqlsitoFiAl
questions u,
the 40 called Sunday Laws Do yon believe ths; those
law are truly republican and In accordance with the Id
erfy Of individuals and The nights OF citizens
Ne POLITELY TeqUet yOu. gentlemen, 20 give u, clear
and public through the medium Of the city pspss
In order 10 enable the voters 70 vote according to the
convictions
Finally only remark Do not give Us an anbigu'
~ous Answer nor reply with general phrases as ag
"a Law aBd soODg a. it exists It must be maintained be
csuse re would not be satisfied With such answer.
We would be compelled - remind You thai in our de
sour Statute BoOk numerous laws are contained which
eIist but not emf reed the lzw which prohibits s
neyes the Lar whch prohibits to pss- u take bank
bills under the deDominst Of ten dollar the ffp which
prohibit asking taxing than six per ce Mt
All those laws eI the transgression Of eaeh O. mem
being msrked With heavy penalties, and nc'"iihs sndng
lottery Offices established in nearly every street. A1y
body passes aud takes daily bank bills under the dsnon
nation Of ten dollars. aud whatsoever wants TO borrow
money knows full well that il be obtained hOu
having ten, twelve, OF more per cent.
PheYeforo we wish from you gentlemen udic.l dis
ssrtsons but clear and .,yitiye declaration Of your
ouinons and convictions about those, TO community
very interesting questions.
81 L1nis OcOter. 1855
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IYGToy NATIONAL MONUMENT.
CITY I7ENS.


ENTERTAINMENTS, kc- THIS ENENlN6.
iSpUsTEy AL SArioSsCrstal Passe
TvrsTY-siNTr ArEscAs iysTIrCrg F,iE-C.stle 81r1en
tATrLr STOW o. American Ins tine Hauilfonsquars
koEsa. r. hitos by the itAllSE Open Company
BLK cCsE and Two Can PLAY fha Game" ~ WAacks
PsKis LONDON and Tie Two Triends" a. Burton's
baRNrY MiLLI.ss WIZ a he broadway
IEcLI ,fou ATs Stoves book the NstonJ
IHE LIVING and ssous entertaining Play. A. Barruns
JuLLTNs MANNoTF CoScrETEs At AsropoiAn Hall nEhL
IrcBLETs ORA & hinese BaidinL No 50 Broadway
WooDs VI EthioPsn D-neaiioasNo ~ broadway
FEtsCoSs Performances sfernoon and evening
NssGsGToS CRcuferfomsncr afternoon and evening"
Ia c1c dsoveTng the spri-Ntt nal Academy Of D-sg1
FEsSKgssTE Pssosssa NIicskA lALLs Hope Chapel
BsSv.EB's GsoE.S, EsYFT HoIT LAsDt5 Ru5ah~.y
Mile Arror-No S9 Broadway
THE bEfss GtLLsaY or tsKsTf. ~ ARrNo SO Brosa-sy.
GsLLtEy 90 FeYYTrAs AsrQUITIEsStuyves nstifuie
sfosoB HLiTK-Nentriousrn tnd MAxealNo CD Brosdssy
IowLERs LEcrURE-Bleertef Build nn Bl-eesors.
PEoT PaEKrK's LEcTVEE-At the heiieAl College
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Coin VS. Hattie Ohio Farmer. in comm ning upon
the letter Of California correspond N. makes very
sensible remarks about the mania which has possessed the
peope Of this country orseke the golden fields Of their
own State to dig in the gold fcds Of California
they often gather more disappointment than produce The
Farmer says
has ever been opinion that the ultimate prosperity
of California or any other State, be Influenced
BY its adaptation TO agricultural pursuits than by any or
al the gold mines that have been may be found therein
There he sort Of doubt but that the greatest
Of wealth which California pOssessts found in the rich
valleys table lands and mountain slopes graphically
described by Fremont ana now 50 ably noticed BY Mr..
Kelley When these resources developed, as they
will be very soon, The gold diggngs and quartz rock will
,ipk with comparative insgnfr ance. Look al it. IL is
said that the yield Of gold from the California mines for
the current year will reach the Of hfyiye
or sixty millions Of dollars An enormous truly
and YET say that the value Of the hay crop
Alone of the Stale Of YOrk will fully equal t counties
of that ate produced ia $780, 100000 tuns Of hay which,
at o. per tun would be s5,6Oo,OJO. This they do year
after year. with gradual increases and yet how few
seen fufhng the meadows Of Oneida Jefferson, Che
mango Delaware Chautauque or 81 Lawrence3
Tho wheat and corn fields Of Ohio produce annually
more dollars than the gold mines of California Yet there
Il no noise made about and instead of thousands rush
inc 10 em in the hope Of growing suddenly rich. thou
ssDds have been heeing from then ID search oil gold
god--god. .,,. =,
we hazard nothing in saying that bad the emgrans to
csIomis since the discovery of gold there gone IN,
sesd 10 The rich lands OF Western States they coud
have produced double the amount OF all the goa aug rom
The MINIS Of that III Dorado The capital necessary 70
mace man in working condition in the California mines
opd have settled him comfortably on an eighty acre lou
IN Iowa in a good cabin, with team farming u'ersus,
provisions &c and insured him. instead OF ehdnee for
little cold the certainty Of an independent position LOT e,
wihont the sncfce of home friends health, morale, ana
indeed all that men should esteem valuable in lite
~ X heaven, the gold mania Is IN It's decadohce,
and the time Is near when will be and known that
every ounce Of gold dug from the California mines
has coat twice its market value
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Rrcu su,wIs SINS AND yFIyrrs-Ifwe mn

hTtH NITNN 'IIhN MD IT HIIIIUVI
lady friends would advise
them Columbian HAL before hey ssvs the city. Me--
TowLE have distinction by the splendid stock
costly fabrics IN fall and winter Dress Goods which always TO
found this establishments by the seachrs amor he rich
and desirable The beautiful asoriment OF rich India Cs1mero
shaw rich Lyons Velves rpleChan hrocad plaid aud sacs
plaid eneh acrnOa Of variety and patefn
commend the lst best place 10 the ely . mahe seeon
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vtoua Il oou.ua.rnarstes < vel. Icno SD b. c 5.
FrrIfa & Co
IT, Bec<4fer HoTtethur1s a soA in NswTark By
Nevr.sn & Ivsn The Osfober number oouiA.ns Vas
tto paper tie strucve Insects called The Rosy Hspa
and ite Drop Worm By the eminent oniornlogt Pro-
Hams, o. Cautrdge Numerous usefai srcies b. tbs
Editor BsEKr. and oopous hor.ca:u-ai miscellany
corpl.te ne number.
Frs Joairgs, or Lorris hare Tases Pes T.. By
y P WILLS collection Of the Anihor face;Ous skstcA
q, which ere already familiar his admirers bat which
vi doub; find many reader, IN this a..ra,tve eli
non The better than the tide. which il faniAs
,e to fsut .emo. Up 81. Charles Scribnerl
Serony & Major hsve Published 4 Mp ef Nser0 LeoT
by SoDor hAETHo who has spent many years in is prs
psrtion in obedience order fun the Government OF
Tia, SAFE Is executed with great cara and furnishes
sn MIGRANT addition our o! knowing TIE Interior
OF Aexco
Jazz Stoa s a rsprn; Of Scottish historical rOn.noe
BYLAWS GRAM. Il has many popular eIemsnts without
iorirg he highest order Of mart i9no PIP 4o5 Sinser
& TorIseld
81 BuA Days by the author Of The Flower OF the
Family i original story for very young children suit
able for the approaching holiday A d. + Randolph
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NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

DEPaRruRE OF THE BosTOs yErERAss Yesterday the
Boston Veteran Agsoca,on escorted by the jersey City
Continental Corp marched through several Of the streets
OF jersey City and New York 70 the masc Of Adknss
band and the BOon brass band and took the boat hYe
O'Clock their return 10 Boston There visit here was
very gratifying one. The weather has been exceedingly
favorable
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HIAoHIR GREsADiTR AssUAL BALL.-fhs hr.t An
nus Bal Of the hesgher Republican Grensers Of jersey
City IL announced for Monday evening the 3ist inst The
pressnce q Thos Frances heagber on that occasion
post, ely announced and Mitchell also expected % De
here il be he's By that time arrived in this country bPon
the appearance ofthe ,scsrd announcing this bail Father
Kelly" the Roman Catholic Priest u Jersey City took
occsscn remark with crest severity from BIS altar on
Sunday agaIst dancing IN general and this ball 10 parca
lar BE called upon tboos members OF hs congregation
uhose names were enfiOned ~ managers 10 forthwith
wiitdsev their from the list Of managers, and 10.
70 eountsngnce The aiIalr.
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Killed ut THE AccIDESTAL DISCHARGE oy Gus
Yesterday afternoon lad named William Howell, aged
II years son Of Mr Isaac Howell Of No. ll3 Navy st
was killed by the accidental discharge Of fowling poce
while cunning In the fields. F4atbush. He was climb
ing over "A fence when the accident occurred, and the
charge which entered his abdomen caused his death In
two hours aiterward.
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Excursion. OF THE SrcoND DfsrRicr PoLicE-Ths
Second District Police under the tito Of Knights Of
Malta proceeded to Clifton Park l.. L. yesterday.
their third annual target excursion They ohcered
BY Thomas King Captain Rufus Beknap. First Lieu.
tenant; Hugh Mclaughlin Second Lieutenant and Ste.
Ihen W Phillips. Orderly Sergeant. WalIaco's Empire
Brass Band accompanied them, and thore large
number of invited guests among whom John Folk,
Chef of Police Aldermen Branard Neoloy, and oihors
The Company numbered forty two men. and there were
forty two prizes ranging from gold watch down to a
LACK hat and bouquets aud artificial wroahs presented by
the lady friends Of the members The day very fine
the shooting ground good and all appeared to enjoy
agreeable time. They returned homo by the o'clock
boat
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SPECIAL Norrcr H AIJs1l1ST'I' PERSON & LAKE

No 81 Broadway between Grand and Broomes solicit The
public inspect their choice aud stock q Fall Dress Goods
embracing every variety Rich silks French Mernoes Lslies
Cloth. Manta Nevet- Nnenciue fiai1s Aso, complete
sssortment Of Fancy and Staple Dry Goods
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WILLIAMSBU RGX ITEMS

KISGs CoUSrr HosPuAL.-Exiract from the Resfion,
Physicians Report for the week ending Oct 10 Remain
ing Oct H. 1876 received by order u supernte odent
60, total 522 Transferred 10 Aims House discharged,
n deceased, II eloped, total 30. Total remain
ing 1873
The Wing Primary Elections were held Wednesday
evening with the exception Of the Second Ward, whore
they compelled postpone the election until Satur
day morning in consequence of the pred0minance 0f
the shoulder htters in way connected with the party
IsQuIsr-The inquest on Herman Van Aspen l,ne nton
ell A. having been drowned from the ferry boat Onelaska
concluded yesterday afternoon No positive evidence
could be produced show that this Of the boys
drowned by tie accident and the jury accordingly
dered the following verdict THAT Herman Van Aspen
"eame his death by drowning and il supposed - have
fallen from tho ferry boat Oneaska the night Of the
18th inst"
To he Editor IF TA> " T. T,ib1as
SIR In your Wiamsburgh Reporters account Of a
casualty which occurred from one Of the Peck slip ferry
bosis on Monday night In The TbaW Of the 10Th there
many particulars which totally without foundation
The young lady did not attempt suicide. every state
mtnt with reference to her seduction totally untrue, a.
also with reference % her companions.
The facts ere that she had been with her sister and ss
ters husband and brother and another gentleman snd
bis wife and daughter friends Of the family TO meet
ing the Dutch Reformed Church in Beeeker corner
OF Amos OF which she member and on reaching tho
boat felt SICK and unnoced by her friends. stepped out 70
take the cool air bat became bewdered a. 70 walk d
reefly overheard.
she Is about TO DO married TO man Of the highest
sIecabfy. who is not and never resident OF VII
hsmsbureh aud on the boat ever ever pre-
tended 10 be her lover and she not during the whole
evening moment nut Of the sight VI her two married
female friends one Of whom wa her sister.
Ii further fact that her friends begged Of thu Police
be permitted take charge Of her and when that
denied asked them 10 take her TO the United states Hotel
instead Of the Station House and they refused that also
Please correct your report, and much oblge n
oct %, las