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DISSOLUTION ofC0-PARTNERsHIE
Theodore BazilIe.

Professor Of Music and Pianist, Of Paris,
WILL give LESSONS ON THE PIANO and VOCAL
w MUSIC. He will also Tune and Repair Pianos
Procure and Direct Orchestras
for all Balls, Soirees and PARTIES furnishing the Piano
required. Apply to A. w POTTER, Miners Book Store
Main street, at the Ell DORADO SALOON, Broad
street, Nevada 33lm+
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Administrators Notice.

a LII persons having claims against the estate Of JO
IN SEPH PESNEL. decd, ol Nevada required ie
present the same for payment to the undersigned admin
straor within ten months of this date or the claims will
not be allowed all persons indebted TO said estate are re-
quested to come forward and settle the same
S. s. HtISSEY, admir-
Nevada Dec. 16lh 1853. 3i-lm.
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TOBACCO
- 100 gross Goodwns Smoking Tobacco,
100 Libienthal
For sale by ALONZO WHEELER,
-Dec36-2m "a and &c Davis st.
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SANTA CLARA FLOUR MILLS

F-Ei1 The undersigned lake occasion to inform the
- public, that, owing to recent improvements the
capacity of these mills have been somewhat increased and
they turning out 5000 quarter bags Of their choice
flour daily.
1t affords much qualification to know that the Santa
Glare Flour wherever introduced has taken place
the best brands imported and we are grateful for the
manner in which efforts to supply pure and choice
-four have been sustained By continuing to make careful
selection Of Wheat the public may be assared that the good
repute already earned will be sustained, and flour will
leave the mill fully branded, which is not in all respects
equal to Haxall and Gallego.
In addition -four we bave constantly on hand heavy
stock of California produce. Orders from the country
promptly filed PATCH & CLAYTON, Agents,
Nov11- 3m 90 Front street
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otate of California. County Of Nevada, 81.


~ The People Of the State of California TO JANEs TIR
RILL, Greeting You hereby commanded TO appear
and answer within forty days after the service Of this
writ the complaint of Mary Ann 1irrell, plaintiff
file in the Clerks office of the District Court aforesaid
against YOU defendant for divorce from the bands Of
mntrimony . Or in of failure TO appear and an
swer said complaint the said plaintiff. will lake udcmrn
against you therefor by default together with daiaget
and costs of suit and also demand Of the Court such other
relief as is prayed for in her said complaint.
Witness lliam g. Patterson, County Clerk OF Nevada
H. ST county with the SEA! of said court affixed this I'D
day Of December, D. 1853
VIM. S. PATTERSON Clerk.
BY SIDNEY G. HERBERT, Opt.
State Of California County of Nevada, So
NARY Ann THRILL vs. JA,fEs TtRauL
In the District Court, 10th Judicial District, Nevnds
county. =. On reading and fling the bill of complaint
and affidavit filed therein, End appearing that
Of action exists against the above named deftrdanand
that he is q nonresident of this state.
1t is ordered that summons herein be published in tho
Nevada journal. newspaper published in said county,
Tor the term of three months, and that copy OF said pub
caon, and copy of the complaint filed therein, be forth
With deposited in the post Office and directed to said James
Thrill at Mineral Point, Iowa county, state o. Wiaconsn
BY order of the Hon. Thomas II. Caswe, County Judge
Of said county.
tness, WIN Patterson, Clerk Of said County Court
at Nevada this 22d day of December, A. D. 1853.
VIM. s. PATTERSON, Clerk.
35.3m Py SIDNEY G. HERBERr, depty.
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.> Hotel for Rent.
The Brooklyn Hotel and Lot, situated
IN THE MOST CONSPICUOUS

IN TIE MOST CONSPICUOUS
Nd BUSINESS PART Of the thriving town of Brooklyn
IA is offered for rent.
The lot is 60 by 100 H. surrounded bya No. fence.
The building which has been constructed of the most sub
stantia materials, is 36 it. by 40 f. Is IT, posting with
addition of l8 #. by "a f. now used kitchen. The
ground floor is divided into Bar Room, Dining Room,
and Store The second floor contains six large szee Bed
Rooms, and sufficient space fer many more For further
particulars, enquire on the premises of Minis, at
the Nevada Post Office JOHNSON l. BURRELL.
33-3W .tt
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Wanted to Rent.

a House in Nevada, respectable Saloon or
AA Boarding house, furnished and in good business
locality. Direct to the NEVADA JOURNAL office.
Nevada. Dec. 9-33- -3w~
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Sydney Webster, is the Private Secre'
tary of President Pierce.
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LORD & WEIR.

IMPORTERS OF BLANK BOOKS AND
Il STATIONERY. No. 132 Sansome street, between Mer
chant and Washington, San Francisco have in store
large and varied stock of Blank Books Stationery and
Paper of everv description received by arrivals from
New York which they offer for lie st the lowest prices
consisting in part of
BLANK BOOKS-Fu and Half Bound
PAPERSLetter cap, BRIEF BILL bath, common and pock
ct post;
and qualities
INks-Maynard & Noyes, David Blacks, and Arnod's
fluid;
PLAYING CARDS-Cohen's. Hart's, Felt's and Fisk's
PENCILS-Fabers, Fay's, Haskin's and Mordans wr-
ting and drawing:
ENVELOPES white, eIameed and fancy, letter,
note and official . :
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The project of establishing AZ newspa-
per in Mariposa county, has been aban-
<loned
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State Of fCaIifornia. County of Nevada. s.

Probate Court in and for said county, held on the
3lst day of December, A. D. 1858, of December term
OF said Court present Hon. Thomas II. Caswel Probate
Judge,
In the matter Of the last will and testament of WIN NJ
BEARD decd, on reading and fling the petition of WILL
January A D. 1854 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ of said day be ap-
pointed for hearing the application of said William J.
Kncx praying for the admission of said will to probate,
and the issuance of letters testanenary thereon to him
By order of the Court Attest
WM. S. PATTERSON, Clerk.
c72w By SIDNEY G. HERBERT. Dep.
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NoTlCE.-In another column it will be
seen that A. A. Sargent has disposed of
his interest in the Journal to Messrs Budd
i Shelton. He recommends them to the
kindly regard and support Of his friends
and the public. No change in the edlto-
rial conduct conduct of this paper will be
made at present.
EyWe are informed by the County clerk
that. an order has been issued by the Court
of Sessions including in the new town.
ship Of Washington, for the convenience
of the people Of the vicinity, that portion
of Eureka township within line extend
ing from Virgin Flat running along the
ridge to the forks of Poor Mans creek
above Shann's store, thence in an easterly
direction tosthe line of said township here
tofore established. The order will appear
in next weeks paper, when the exact
boundaries shall have been furnished by
the Surveyor The people of this addition
will be entitled to vote at the ensuing elec-
ton of officers for Washington township.
EgThe Masonic order has been estab-
lished in China.
The Sons of Temperance held grand
festival atsPlacerville on New Years Eve.
The project of establishing al newspa-
per in Mariposa county, has been aban-
loped.
Sydney Webster, is the Private Secre-
tary of President Pierce.
HThc Stockton theatre has been closed.
The Marysvilie Express says Boston 8
Gays saloon was robbed of $500 on Sun
day night
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William Whitley.

INFORMATION WANTED of WIN. WHIT,
i LEY, who at Oak Springs. California, one year
ago, by his brother. Said William Whitley is about n
years of age formerly from Missouri. Any person know
ing of his whereabouts will confer favor by sending
formation to the undersigned at Nevada.
Nevada, Dec. 12, 1S53.-34.2t% ELISHA WHITLEY.
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The Masonic order has been estab-
lshed in China.
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State of California, Nevada county, Rough and
~ Ready Township, The People of the State of Cali
fornia to William Langnduc Greeting: Whereas COM
plain has been filed the oath day of November, A. d.
1853 in my Office by Ambrose Y Owens against you for
the of forynine dollars and fifty cents account,
which account is file in my Office And it appearing by
the return of the officer that you resident of the
county but Within the state and residence unknown You
are therefore commanded to be and appear before at
my Office Monday at o'clock, A. M the 10Th day of
January A. 1854, and answer unto the said complaint
of Ambrose Owens judgment will be taken against
by default for said of fortynne dollars and fifty
cents and all costs of suit and damages
Given under my hand this 3st day of December A. D.
1853 JOHN P. LITTLE, j. P. Rough Ready township.
State Of fCalifornia, County and Township of Ne:
- vada Justices Cour-before T. II. Rolfe, Justice o.
the Peace. The People Of the State of California to l. F.
Houx: You are hereby summoned to appear before me,
at my Office in said township, Thursday the 10th day o.
February 1854, ut 10 O'Clock to answer the com
plant of Wm Allen and H. B. Crandall, who demand of
you the of three hundred dollars, note of hand
dated February 10th, 1858, with legal interest from date
On failure SO to appear and answer judgment will be rem
dered against you for said sum- together with interest
damages. and costs of suit.
Given under my hand this 4th day Of January 1854
T. ii. ROLFE Justice of the Peace.
II is ordered that the above summons be published in
the Nevada Journal until return day T. II. ROLFE, j.
td* true copy. Attest J. II. GRAY. Constable.
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EaThe Stockton theatre has been closed.
The Marysvile Express says Boston 8
GAYS saloon was robbed of $500 on Sun
day night.
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The Sons of Temperance held grand
festival atsPlacerville on New Years Eve
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Sign Of the "WOODEN SAILOR
3. -. Thomas Tennent

F. Thomas Tennent,
"a MA THEMA I'ICAL AMI
<@ Nautical instrument Maker, Fire
.xGMW proof building, corner of F %
EN street and Long Wharf, San Fran
NN- cisco.
&GE-H5sa's e. U. S. Agency for the sale of gov
.AAy ernment charts
3 Agency for Lieut. Maury's Wind
and Current charts. -
Agency for Ringgold's charts.
Surveying and Nautical Instruments spy glas-
ses, drawing instruments, &c, of the best manu-
facture.
Charts of every description constantly on hand.
Having learned my business in the manufactory
of the celebrated WM. J. You've eff Philadelphia, 1
guarantee that all my work will be executed in the
same manner as al that establishment. Dec 9 33-3m
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TNOBACCO;
l. 90 cases Laurel L eaf" Tobacco:
20 cases s.Nectaf'' -" do
20 cases Gilliams t"NWine Sap Tobacco;
80 boxes Nutmeg Oronoco ,...'
25 half boxes Gilliam's Wine Sap "
For sale by ALONZO WHEELER,
"a and sc Dayis ST., San Francisco
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CHILI B BEANS,-5OO sacks fresh Chill Beans fo-
~ sale by ALONZO WHEELER.
"a and s6 Davis street, San Francisco.
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Observation-Disclosures doz Breeds shing
= ling hatchets, Nos and 2. for sale by
ALONZO WHEELER, -s4 and sc Davis st.
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MINERS PICKS-l3O doz Simmons Picks for
lNl sale by ALONZOfWHEELER,
Dec3O -2m "a and &C Davis st.
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Stock Sales.

mADEtPatA, July 70. 1854-(seported by Fry &
Thomas. )--FnA Bodrd-$2 600 City 6's, l. Erie 90;
loo DO 20; 1000 Susq Canal 6s IS; 1900 Cam Amb
RR 6's, 's3, cash. s7ss; 1000 West Philadelphia WV
g. o. loo ", wes g. f sa y ah Cos e. d. sa sUo
RR sswn, sly 90 penna RR, g; 100 Reading RR, bs.
say; Harrisburg RR, 54 1000 Lehigh Zinc 1ys 500
Norris Canal IA 200 do, b. IL; SO Island RR b5 12i
100 wiln RR, "a 20 susq Canal 1915 rs yicksburg RR,
TO- Farmers and Mech Bank, 6S1; 100 Schuyi Nav
prefd, days, BY, leo do, 10 Bank Of Penna, 1l3
Morrs Canal, l2K, Second Board IS boo City 6s 90;
1000 Iehigh o's, 10, % 1000 Reading RR6's, 10,
7bh; hoo Wilmington RR 6's, S6k; 600 Cam Amb X
e '67, 86X ~ shares New Orleans Gas, So ITO; 25
Lehigh Nav, sex; 30 Beaver Meadow RR, S. 37h; 200
Norris Canal l2h 30 do b. In susq Canal, 10; 100
ard Bank a. After Board-s2, 600 City SIS, s5wn, CO.
30 shares Beaver Mesdow RR s5wn, 81 Little schuy
Nav RR 40; 200 Reading RR b5, 33ys; 100 do SIS 3Ss
100 do b. 33N; 200 do S3s 100 do, 3Sh; 100 Morris
Canal s4wn y; 100 do, b5, IL. Market dull.
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Brig MRtsn, McEwsa, nj % Prince, 10 dAya, WA
ccdes, &c, TO Becker B 0revOs g
Brig Malvern (os Phllads,ph) !efman, 0enfuesos, II
days. With sugar 10 Meyes Stuckeo; weasel 70 mAster
Brig Andrew Ping, Rsynes, Aatsnses, 10 dAys, with
sugar, to Kirkland Won sschs a.
days, with sugar and molasses to T Owen Z sons.
Brig willie (of xaohias), Plummer, Neuvitas, Wh INST
with ndse TO Thos Owen b 6ons. :
Brig David Brown (oi Phnadslphia), Aarshman, New
Orleans, 10 days. with mdse TO master July a AZ -
IS, lon 70 H. spoke ship Charles Sprsgue, Pike from
Brig Chinchilla, Gordon, SatiIA River, days, with
yellow pine, TO Parker.
Schr Atlantic OBr), Merritt, Nassau MP II days. with
old metal, &c, to Ackerly.
schr Oisvera (of Bslfasl Hail. Turks Islands IL days
With salt, to Hyisnd Cummings Weed june 2S of Cape
away heads Of the foremast and mAinmast and main
toPmag.
scbr Mary capsn (of Fast MAchias), piummsr, Union
Island, Ga days, With yellow pine to Harse Akens
July 90 of Cape HAtterss, psssed brig Clinton, hence
schr Psnt (of wnmington), Foster, Attskapas, Is
days with sugar &c, to order.
Schr A B Lndsiey (of Pymouth), Chase, Attakapas
20 days, With sugar, &c, to order.
schr Strong, Lynch, Georgetown, SC, 3days
schr Eben Herbert, Taylor, Boston, s days
Schr Glide, Kelly. Boston foe Albany
Schr Boston, Kelly, Boston.
Schr Z P Abel Smith, Rookiand.
Schr Pilot, Holmes Rockiand.
6chr Rubioon, Blake Rockland.
BELOW.
One bark, unknown.
Steamships Asia, Liverpool; CahAwtA, Havana and
Mobile; Knoxville, Savannah; Southesner Charleston;
Roanoke, Richmond, &c.
Wind during the day, WSN
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Port of New York, JuIy 30, 1854.


CLEARED
Steamship Knoxville, Ludlow, Savannah, l. Mitchin.
Stesnship southerner, Swan, Charleston, sponcrd,
NIeston & Co,
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner Richmond, &c, Ludlsm h
Peasants.
Ship Splendid Higgins, Havre whitlock Jr.
Ship Adriatic, Brown, 81 John, Nh, ~ Tspscott
Co.
Bark Commodore williams, Bordeaux, J Duraud & Co
Brig Belle (Br), Brown, Harbor Grace, sidken Iron
Brig Old Rapp (Br) Dixon ST stephen, Barclay Iiv
ipgston.
Brig Bloomer tBr), King, ST John, Nh Nevius s
Sens.
Brig John Hunter (Br), Tullock, Richbucto. Barclay
Livingston.
schr A Lindsay, lay, Newbern, Davis Holmes.
Schr Cabot, Nickerson Boston, Foster h Nickerson.
schr Marblehead Dexter, Boston, Brown 4 Havilsnd.
sloop James, Borden, FALL River, master.
sloop Rhode Island Hull, Providence master,
sioop Nancy Jane, Gardner, Newport, master.
ship Saratoga, Trssk Liverpool, June la with mdse
and 16I passengers 70 Slate Co. From lat 4s 90 Ion
45 20 as SO lon 40 60 several icetergs July %
at PM lat 40 -, lon 81 40, steamer steering T.
ship Sarah Purinton (of Bath Purintop, Natenzss,
10 days, with sugar 10 master,
Bark Gen Green (of Cbarestonl, Davidson, Marseilles
as dsys and Gibrsltar June o. with mdse, 10 Durham
Dimon June % S5 miles 81 Of Malaga spoke bark 81
Marys Of New York. from New Orleans for Genoa, 80
days ont, all we'll. July l. lat IS 81 lon 50 10, spoke
bark 81 Andrew Of NevtuYyrort, from Marseilles for
New York, all wtn.
Brig Etvando (of New Hayenl. Maxwell, Barbadoes
Bark Venus, Atkinson, Curacao, July "a, with skins
sc, to Boonen, Graves Co.
Brio Juho (Span), Colo, Ahcant, VI days With vine
and sslt, 20 WsIss, Conner 20.
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Police Intelligence.

Burglar Caught In the Aa.--Yesterday morning about
street. was aroused By hearing what he conceived to be
something falling below. He got up and the gas
which he had left alight, had Teen put out He imme
sleeping n another to raise alarm there
thieves In the place He went into the store and there
gFappled q man Policemen Durnes and Murphy, Fourth
ward, hearing the alarm to the premises, where
the maa given into their charge He was taken to
the station house and gave his name as Jacob eben
hertz he was also recognized as going BY the name Of
Lyman. On searching him. two pairs Of gold earrings
and two gold bracelets Of the value OF $50 were found
upon him Mr. Rosentaum went back to the store, and
found that his the counter, containing much
gold chains Of The value of $500 and 1--WE gold and sill
Watches valued at 500 had also been removed The
property found the floor. II found that two
locks which had been used to the store had been
broken. He taken before Justice Osborn. During
his examination the court thronged by set Of tru
cuent looking Germans, who seemed to fear that
disclosures duplicating themselves friends would be
made 1t 10 said that Iiebenhertx alias Lyman is noted
character, and that lac was the who received the
goods which stolen from Mr.. jennings store,
the night Of the IRE Justice Osborn committed Leben.
held Rosenbeum In bonds OF $780, to appear and pros
cute the at the next Court of General Sessions.
A Riot Between the Germans and Irish.-On Tuesday
night party Of German Turner's we're going down Cen
TIRE street to attend meeting at the SHAKESPEARE Hotel
when one Of them offered indignity to Irish girl
This ws s resented sy some Of her country
was knocked down. His friends prepared to take
part in the quarrel and general melee about taking
ance prevented and the Germans proceeded to the
Shakspere Hotel About IL O'Clock the meeting being
ant they were returning through Anthony street.
with missiles and clubs IN their possession with the in
tentOn it is alleged Of attacking the Irish general
fight took place The Sixth ward police on the
ground and succeeded in queng the disturbance and
captured seven Of the begerents FIVE Germans and two
Irish Several Of the Irish stabbed and many of
them badly beaten Upon the interference Of the pohce
most Of the Germans left the of the contest They
all taken before Justice Bogart and discharged on
giving security TO keep the peace
Attempt at Acknowledgements Condua.-Nichad
johnson Tuesday arrested charge of having
burgariously entered the house Mrs Jane Love- No
2q3 Ninth avenue. appeared that Mrs Love, going
home Tuesday found her house had been broken
and on going into the the prisoner In the act Of
taking articles out Of bureau drawer and had packed
mp other articles TO the value of 5000 Mrs Love mme
dately seized hold Of johnson and called for help
neighbor Mr. Turner, TO her assistance by whom
Johnson secured and taken to the station house.
Yesterday he taken before Justice Clark, by whom
he was committed for examination
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Dr, Arhe, lately appointed Navy Agent at San Fran
DISCO has been citizen Of California for several years
Mr.. Osma late Peruvian Minister at Washington left
with bis family in the steamship Asia, yesterday, for
Liverpool
A. NJ Burt, New York; +. " Emanuel, South Carolina;
Lyman, utiea; Col. 3. Hamilton, Albany R. Austin,
ccnsin r. H Pruyn, Albany; J. L pufneld, Brunswick;
4. W. Baiiy, New Hampshire N. Tiffany Baltimore; @.
Meanes, New Hampshire; j. II. Cotton, Boston; J. h.
George, +. W. Monck, New Hampshire; c. Merch, New
York and Captain Sampson, Of ship Western Empire,
arrived yesterday at the Aston House.
A. Buchanan, New Orleans; n. N. Kinne Buffalo; W.
Riley, New York; Hon. J. 8 Smith Col VI. B. Thompson
s. Louis Hon. r. Gwin, PHILADELPHIA Captain E VIA
lia%s Norwich; G. B. Barclay, Philaaslphis Hon John
field, Oswego; Professor Tiffany, Pennsyivauia and G.
". Dobbin, Maryland, arrived yesterday at the st.
Nicholas.
S. B. Rrdsell, New York; c. W. Potroin, Ohio; B.
d. wasley and family Mobile; W. B. Jenkins Providence
r. L.; j. 8. Gannett, VIM. ". Gsnnett, Boston; J. s.
Babcock, r. B. Wood, Ohio; and David G. Shaw, New Or
leans are among the arrivals at the Prescott House.
Rev. Dr. Williams and family, Boston Mrs Moore and
laughter, North Salem Mons. G. B. Prylme Germany;
W; .. Clerk New York Col Alex: McKinxtry, Toronto;
Mr. Haean, Albany; Mrs.. Phelps, New York; and Mime
schemes, Cuba arrived yesterday at the Union Hotel
For Liverpool in the steamship Asia-Mr 0smA, lady
and child, Perm, Gate Peruvian Minister at WashngtonO
Mas Kerr and Miss Kerr, England Mr. and Mrs James
Barlow New York. Madam Osmss maid Mas Pickers-
gil New YORK: Ma Nunkitrick and child do. M and
Mrs C Tnckerman Greenfield Mass; Mr. and Mrs Mont
gon,cry Nell, New Orleans; Mr. and Mrs StAynor
and son, Robert Buchanan, Mr. Gsnthrim, Erance;
Robert Cox Edinburg: Mr. rlemmich New York Mr. Bid
dell, Philadelphia, Daniel Cohen New York Msssrs lang
ridge, do Fahrenhols dol H Coriey, England; Al
Jordan, New Orleans; Heflmau, New York Joaquin
Fernandez Concha, Chilli Sangier, Massachusetts,;
SAter and friend England Messrs Milngton New York;
Mcdonald do; Jas Lynch New Or3esns d Adous do: Mr.
rsny, fn8hnd; y KeAd, co. M and mrs sslJ and two
Suisn 10, sonn oimerod 90, mi mseon, 90 MaoAme
Urn A.oxsrens ana Two Servants, havana sohn orao-
Nsr yn,a NJ ~. soIn s ~a,, 81, 90 %fU wason,
wv ioisi m 90, iaae Comnee, three chhdren And
aei MRS scnsner9erg child and servant DO Nj
luron, 20 MI lofo. 90 Hugn Lawrence Liverpool
S S.a New York; pT Brornios; New Orleans;
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TELEG RAPHIC.
HAMILTON COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.

HAMILTON COLLEGE COMMENCEMENT.
UncA, July %, 1854.
Yesterday, Hon. George Hastings, of Mount Nor
ris, addressed the alumni Of Hamilton College, at
Clinton. In the afternoon, Hon. G. A. Scofeld,
Of Pennsylvania, delivered an address before the
Annual Convention Of the Alpha Delta Phi and AL
fred B. Street, Of Albany, recited poem, illustrating
American themes for poetry In the evening" the ad-
dress before the Literary Societies, was delivered BY
Abram Payne, Of Providence X. l., and poem entitled
The Modern Parthenon," read by VIM. GLAND
Bourne Of New York.
To day the exercises Of commencement took place.
The first degree In the arts conferred eighteen
and the second degree thirty FOUR in course and
five as honorary.
The degree Of D. D. was conferred on Rev. VIM Good
ell; and L. L. D. Professor Samuel B. woolworth, Of
Albany aud William J. Bacon Of this city Justice Of the
Supreme Court.
In the evening President North gave reception to the
alumni and the Alpha Delta Phi Convention attended it
In body.
A goodly number have been examined for admission
into the college
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Bark Ohio 800 TONS built at Msdford Ia ls46 was sold
by suction at Liverpool recently for E2660 Jamaica,
5ll tons, built In Virginia In 1909, for x860o.
LAuScaD-At Richmond Ne, 18th inst, by T South
ard Esq beautiful clipper sohr called the Vulcan,
owned BY Messrs Coffin Co. Of Boston, and intend
cd as packet between Pembroke Iron Works and Boa-
ton.
Al Setauket Long Island, 18th inst superior copper
fastened clipper schooner Of about 800 tons called the
Wide World owned by Captain Decatur Cakes (who IL to
command her) and others, Of Providence She beau
tnui vessel having been built In the most substantial
under the immediate supervision of Capt Cakes
and Is intended for the Southern freightng business
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C0roner's InuueSf.

at 295 West Thirty second street, on the body of
Nicholas Dow, who died from sun stroke. Deceased
was forty three years of age, native Of Ireland.
ForNp DRowNEp.-Coroner O'Donnell held an
inquest upon the body of Mary McGourm, whose
body was found yesterday in the East river, near
the Peck slip ferry. Deceased was Of dissipated
habits, and 1t is supposed she had walked when in
toxicated into the water. Verdict death by being
accidentally drowned, was rendered. Deceased was
thirty-fve years Of age, native Of Ireland, aud
lodged at No. 40 Roosevelt street.