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The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
La Belle
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Crayerof's Building, Main Street, /,

DOWNIETlLLE.
~ B. .HODGKINS would respectfully
". inform the citizens OF Downievi!le,
and the travelling public, that he has re-
opened that we'll known restaurant, and is
now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with their patronage, with all
the subtantials and delicacies usually found
in we'll regulated hotels in the mountains.
Having leased the whole of the second
story Of the Craycroft Building, he has at
his disposal number of
FURNISHED ROOMS
And Sleeping Apartments, always kept
in the best Of order, and attended by polite
and attentive servants.
Meals served in superior style, at all
hou-s. jul0-tf \
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24

'TRour.-Every here and there along
the river, fisherman may be seen trying
to inveigle an unsuspecting trout from his
native element This sport is amusing
enough, but will hardly pay where time is
wOrthS5 day.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
JACKSON MOO .EN 4 60.

70 4 Street, Sacramento:
IMPORTERS, direct from The States, and
i dealers in Paping hangings. Paints and
Oils, Window Glass and Upholstery Goods
Country dealers supplied Oh most liberal
terms-at San Francisco prices.
The largest assortment of paper hang
ings in Sacramento City, always Oh hand
at the lowest market prices; also; mattings,
oil cloths, window shades, damask lace,
muslin curtains, cords and tassels, &c.
JACKSON NOONEN & co.
ju17-4t 70K street, Sacramento.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
CERTIFICATES.

At 5 :. y y ,tt>.sst- So. ga
We, the undersigned, are acquainted :with
the parties owning the PROPERTY offered. in
this Rattle, and also know the real, estate
referred to, and we assure. the public that
we consider the title to the property is
indisputable
Hon. b. s. SHATTUCK,
JAS. A. MORRISON, NJ. D.
The proprietors, in conducting this rattle,
bind themselves to carry it on in manner
that will be satisfactory to all who may
buy tickets The drawing will be done by
gentlemen chosen by the holders Of tickets,
each county in the Sthte sending d commit
tee Of one for. that purpose. Maps Of the
real estate, and samples Of the property may
~ a theit nftfce. nhfti,rost cosnef ct
Montgomery and Merchant streots:
For the responsibility of the Proprietors
of this Rattle and that it will be conducted
with honesty and integrity, we refer to
His Excellency JOHN B1CEER,
Hon. ]. w. DENVER, Sec'y of State,
J. II. HARDENBERG, Mayor SACRAMENTO,
Hon. LEWIS ALDRICH,
Maj, w. H. HARVEY, Serg't-at-Ariiis, Sem.
E. WILSON, Wilson'S Exchange,
DAVID JONES, jones' Hotel, Sac City.
San Francisco, April IL. 1854. ap z9-l0t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24

10SPUxKY.-A couple who had lived
together fol some gears in seeming con-
tentment, one day went a-6shing, and tied
their boat by a rops to a post ID the water.
All of sudden, the boat went hoating
down the stream, and q contest of words
immediately arose as to the parting of the
rope.s PSI
The wife said it must have been cut
with scissors, but the husband. an unfeei-
ing old fogy, stoutly maintained that IT
was knife that did the business.
soa.Scissors |" said the wife.
"Knife !' said the husband.
"Scissors !"
al" Knifel"
3 At last the husband, losing his temper,
cried out" If you say scissors again, I'll
duck you"
"Scissors - said the wife, determined
tohold out to the last.
Away went the old woman into the
water, and as she came up the first time,
she beloved scissors" at the top OF her
voice. The old man pushed her down again.
scissors" sputtered she, in fainter
tones, as she rose again; but the old fellow
held her by the head, and plump she went
down for the third time. Now she rose
more slowly, and as her water-logged form
neared the surface, having lost the power
of articulation, yet determined never to
give in, she thrust her hand out OF the
water, and initiated with her first and
second fingers, the opening and shutting
of scissors!
The old man was then convinced that
it was useless trying to fetter a woman's
speech.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24

It appearing to my satisfaction that the
defendant, Nathan Hopkins; is q -noa7resi-
dent Of this State, and that the defendants,
A. S. Hopkins and, James Sterling. are he
sidents of this State, but their exact plxte
of residepce is unknown. | order the fore
going summons to be published, 10 tho
Sierra Citizen. a, newspaper published ia
Downieville. Sierra County, once q week
for three months. .. -,
Dated at Goodyear's Bar, Sierra County,
s,, W. Fl. BURGESS, ..tss
Justice Of the Peace for the 9th Town.
ship, Sierra County, CAL ju2+3m
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24

EOUND-Som time since, a small lea
IL Their Poctet Book, containing note
payable to J. c. Cutshaw, with other papers
supposed to be OF value to the owner, who
can have the same at the Sierra Citizen Of
fee by paying for this advertisement. jul7
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24

I IQUORS-The best assortment ever
IL brought to Downieville, consisting OF
French and American Brandes, Bourbon
and Monongahela Whisky, Holland Gin,
Madeira, Sherry and Port Wines, &C., to be
found at
iu3-tf WRIGHT & HAYWARD's.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
$1OO,U0
WORTH OF
FUR NfTURE

:. now orEN ron rSsPEcr1oN AT
HowEs9 - COS,
1914 montgomery street, opposite the
lou Metropolitan Theatre, San Fran
cisco, comprising everything suitable to
furnish Parlor, Office; bining-Room,
CHAMBER or KITCHEN,
At wholesale and retail. All persons who
wish to furnish HbfELs, OFFICES, or
DWELLING iioUsEs, are respectfully
invited to examine onr stock before making
their purchases, as ire feel certain that we
can offer cREirER INDICTMENTS to pur-
chasers than any other concern in the city.
Our goods are purchased by partner in
the Eastern States, for cash; consequently
we are enabled to Sell all kinds and quail
ties ff
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
Sal fralakto.:

6INaY 4. snI1A & e0,,S
.$lOO.OU!IQ!!!
4RArD Hz-3l.x.N.
coNslsrpo OF ss
$4,000 In sLEGSI!M
FARM, RESIDENCE, BUILDING
lots, WATCHES &C., Sc.
GUARANTEED to come 81 Il lie Amer
" lean Theatre on the
Attn clay or Js11y, 1854.
.Tickets ......... one Doiisr zach
To be hadof the Proprietors, ct their Of
ice, northwest corner Of MONTGOMERY and
Merchant streets, or at the principal book
stores, hotels and saloons, throughout the
City of San Francisco and the States,,s..
FIRST GRAND PRIZE, Ten Thousand
Dollars in cash. sit, 600
SECOND GRAND PRIZE, onehand.
4 some Residence, consisting Of 8
Acres Of Land, with . beautiful
Cottage House in the City Of
Oakland, on Broadway, within
FIVE minutes walk of the steam
boat landing. The Proprietors
own the property under the Pc
rata title, and two years posses:
sion. The same, with warra1..
:. drawer. Valued at IS GOO
THIRD GRANDPR1ZE, one rancho, $50
consisting of l60 Acres of Land
with good house, farming uten-,
sis, etc. This valuable rancho
is located in San Jose Valley.
and is; held under a confirmed
Spanish title. A warrantee deed
Valued Fl. ~. $500
to 254-Two Hundred and Fifty
valuable Building Lots in the
City of Oakland, the Brooklyn
of San Francisco, situated on
Broadway, within FIVE minutes
walk of the Landing. These lots +
are unquestionably the most
beautiful sites for residences in
the State, and are too we'll known
to heed description. The Pro-
pr:etors bold the Peralta title
and have possession. The draw
ers will receive warrantee deeds
Size, 25xloO; valued low at $500
each. $50, 900
255 to 465-Two hundred and ten
fine Gold Lever Watches, hunt
ing cases, each of equal value.
Valued at 500 each. s2l 900
AGO to 660-Two hundred elegant
Chinese Shawls, high cost. These
Shawis are of the same quality
as are daily sold in tbs city at
$50 each; each one Of equal
value. Valued at $50 each SIC, 900
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24

A DMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE.-The
"A undersigned has been appointed adj
ministrator, of Silas H. c. Blair, late of Eu-
reka township. Sierra County, deceased,
and hereby notifies all pereons having
clainis against said estate to present the
same to me, duly attested, within ten
months from tbs date, at my residence on
Lighthouse Point. near Eureka, in Sierra
county. or be forever barred.
JInIIN G. FELLOWS,
Administrator of H. C. Di. ~.. deceased
Dated Downieyille, June 10, 1854.
iul7-4t* ne
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24

DATENT BLOCKS, liope, Chain, and
i everything needed for rigging out der
r,cks, are to be found at
ju24-tf WRIGHT d HAYWARD'S. +
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
DIsSOLUTION OF COPARTNER.

nISSO L U T ION OF COPARTNER-
II ship-The copartnership heretofore
existing under the name and style of Cary
& Kellogg, in the ownership of the Manzi-
meta Ranch, near Morrison's Ravine, Sierra
County, Calfornia, is this day dissolved by
mutual. consent, w. S. Kellogg retiring
from the firm: All persons indebted to
said Arm will please, make Immediate pay
ment to L. Cary, who will continue bust
ness at the old stand.
ManziReta Ranch June l3, 1854. jul7-3s
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
EXTRA PAY TO OFFICERS, MARINES,

CA Ina L a HI OFP lCGRO, MAhlNES,
AND SAILORS
By a recent law Of Congress all officers,
marines and sailors Of the United States
Navy, and officers and men of the Revenue
Service, who served in the Pacific, on the
coast of California, during the Mexican
War or at any time from 1916 to 1852, are
entitled to extra pay. In case of the death
Of any of Che above, the heirs can obtain
the same. -, So. -
.EX-POSTMASTERS AND NAIL CON-
TRACTORS, n, -.
To whom balances are often due fer ez
ira compensation and errors in accounts,
can have their businesspreperly and promt-
~ done by. addressing us. -
INVENTORS AND PATENTEES
May address US upon any business con-
nected with the procurement or the cen
veyance of patent rights. Il ri,
Observation-Disclosures & Bro, Downis-
vile, California; who will forward pack
ages, letters, ETC., and attend to any hui
ness connected with our Office in California.
Address ADAMS & STEVENS
m27-tf Washington, D. c.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
Celebrat16A
OF TIE
FOURTH OF JULY,

Ny DOwnievAlle Division, No, 40, Sons
OF Temperance.
ORDER OF The DAY:
The Division will form at the New Hall,
Jersey Flat, at 10 o'clock A. NJ The pro-
cession will then march through Main
street to Durgan Flat, where an grafton
will be delivered by the Hon. Ferdinand =.
Mccain.
ORDER OF EXERCISES:
Prayer by the Chaplain.
Ode by the Division.
Music by the Band
Reading of the Declaration of independence
by Cot. Robert H. Taylor.
Music by the Band.
Grafton by Hon. F. J. McCann.
Music by the Band.
Ode by the Division.
COLLATION. in the Bower.
Music by the Band.
After which, the procession will form and
march to the Division Room, and dispense.
EVENING ENTER T4INMENT.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
CORNELIUS B. ADAMS. :. !. JOSEPH t. sTEFENs.
ADAMS & STEVENS
r a u ano 6eneroI 1genep,

VTvHE undersigned (bvtlr Iatc VI the fcHt
i Office Department. have formed CO..
partnership for the practice OF. Law and the
prosecution of Claims before The Executive
Departments or Congress s4 81.
Business of every description requiring
personal services Will be promptly attended
to-. ,. :. - IS
Persons who desire to make contracts
with the Government, can often obtain val
liable information By addressing us -.
Having business connection with John
p. Shields. Esq, an enterprising business
man and lawyer of long residence. in Hi
no;s, we can locate lands, invest fnndsy
establish titles, and collect claims with
great advantage in than rich and rapidly
improving section of country
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
iMEaICAN HOTEL.


Maiden Lane, 5ameen First and Second
=. streets, Mdrysuilte.
"a THIS WELL KNOWN HOUSE
-l.A is now in operation under the super
intendence of the former proprietors of the
Atlantic Hotel. MR.. and MRS. WICK
Every arrangement has been made to rem
der this house acceptable to all who may
favor it with their patronage. Mrs. Wick
will superintend the culinary department,
and none but the best cooks will be en-
ployed. The beds and bedding, of the Ho-
tel are all new. and VIII be Kept in the
best order. The BAR is also constantly
stocked with the choicest Liquors, Cigars,
&C. &c. -.
The proprietors of the above Hotel pledge
themselves to give entire satisfaction to the
public. and ask but q trial to convince them
Of the truth of their assertions.
Board and Lodging, per week. SO 90
Single Meals. so
Beds observation-disclosures. ......... so
ju3-3m -. -.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
F u r NITU RE

Low E ST, MARKET RICES.
We shall enlarge our store in the course
of fifteen or twenty days, and until that
time are prepared to offer great BARGAINS
TO OUR CUSTOMERS. Rather than be at the
trouble of removing our goods to som
other place, we prefer to sell very
CHEAP FOR CASH.
Orders promptly filed, ana goods PACKED
properly for country dealers. Const and
be convinced.
Remember the number-18O Montgo-
merry street, opposite the Metropolitan
Theatre, San Francisco. apr 15-tf
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
Yegal AA6srtistilitnfs.

cTATE OF CALIFORNIA, CorS;fix or
- StERRA,. ss.-The People OF the State
of California to A. 8, Hopkins, Nathan
Hopkins, and James Sterling, Greeting:
You are hereby. commanasd to be and
appear before me, W. H. Burgess = Justice
Of the Peace for the Sixth Township. Con!n n,
ty Of Sierra, at my cflce ON Gopd{etfs
Bar, il said County, on Friday The 1oth Gay
Of September, A. D. 1864, to answer The
complaint Of, A. G. johnson and w 3.
Hickok, doing business under the name and
style Of Johnson = Hickok, IL 9 pie. q
debt due by note for the sum of nfnety-nins
dollars and .ffty-nine cents, with Interest
thereon at the rate of three per cent per
month, from the goth day of October, A.
D. 1861. until paid, apd Il you fail to APP
pear and answer said complaint at that
time, Judgment will be rendered against
you for said amount, together with the
costs and money Disbursements herein.
Witness my. hand as Justice Of the Peace
as aforesaid, this 18th day of June, A. D.
r.. II. BURGESS,
Justice Of the Peace, 9th Township, Sierra
County.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24

= ARDINES-45 doz. lb. boxes just re-
~ ceived, and for sale by ..
iu3-tf J. MEIER.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24

oysters doz. Id. cans just re-
~ ceiyed, and for sale BY
ju3-tf j. MEIER.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24

CROCKERY-A general assortment of
" crockery, consisting Of plates, soups,
coffee and tea cups and sa pcers. vegetable
dishes, meat plates. bar tumblers, wash
basins, etc. Also, side lamps and lanterns,
to be found at -g
may eff WRIGHT d HAYWARD'S.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24

1nillA BAGS CHILE BEANS; )
lUUV Is casks ex Clear Bacon;
15O ties sugar cured Hams;
so cs Grape. and Fruit Tobacco; ss.-e
100 firks Goshen Butter; 100 bis Mess Pork;
100 cs Salt, in BAGS; $50 sks Walnuts;
$50 hf bis Clear Pork; $50 kgs Leaf Lard;
100 cases Lard, 10 and 20 lb tins;
200 5xs Maccaroni and Vermicelli;
Loo. bxs Hills aud Colgate's Soap;
$50 cs asst'd Spices; $50 tins Crackers;
200 bxs G. o. Soap; 100 cs fresh Pineapple;
100 ceroons Chile Peaches; 100 es fresh do:
500 kgs EB. Syrup; 200 cs Tomato Catsup.
For sale by GOODWIN b co.
jus4t 81 California ST., s Francisco
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24

L,RESH APPLES-3o doz in h. cans,
Il just received and for sale by
ju3-tf -s- J. MEIER.
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
ORDER OF EXERCISES:

EVENING ENTERTAINMENT:
Grand Ball at the ST. Charles Hotel.
ju24-2t
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
- 1880 = sN,-shs 4 y s'4.s+
Domlriif6iIIt.
WRIGHT & HAYWARD

A RE now receiving thelargest stock and
"A most general assortment of goods ever
brought into Downieville They have made
arrangements for being supplied during the
summer direct from San Francisco, and they
intend to keep up the reputation which the
establishment has hitherto possessed-tha
of keeping. everything. AS specimens of
their assortment, please examine their adj
vertisements below.
Mules are. always il readiness to pack
to any part of the mines.
D UTfER-A fine article Of selected Co
II shen Butter. especially bought for
table use. For sale by 49,
may 6-tf WRIGHT q HAYWARD.
> 0Onl lbs. Extra Clear BACON
ranted the best in the market, at
may 6-tf WRIGHT & HAYWARD'S.
nRY. GoODS-A fine assortment of
Il calieoes, ginghams. lawns, and dry
goods generally. Received to-day by
may eff WRIGHT & HAYWARD.
I sARPENTER'S TOoLS-Consistingo Of
~ planes, chisels augura, squares, hand
saws, tenant saws, draw knives, compassee,
hammers, hatchets, broadaxes, together
with knob-locks, door hangings, and every
thing necessary for builder}. For sale by
may eff WRIGHT Il HAYWARD.
OnA ROLLS OF WALL PAPER,
OOO just received by 8.
. may 6-tf WRIGHT Il HAYWARD.
DRANDY-A few Eighth Casks Of the
u best brands of French brandy. Ber-
nard, and J. j. Dupuy, in the original pack
ages, for sale by
may 6-tf WRIGHT 4 HAYWARD.
DnCpErv a ..or,x,.eIl orconf mont 81
The Sierra citizen., 1854-06-24
J.. M EIEE,
Dealer lit 5e9ars and Gobaeeo,

/ MEIER, dealer in Segars and Tobac-
y co, foreign and domestic Fruits, Oys-
tiers, HOLSTERS, &c., wholesale and retail,
Goodyear Bar moot
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MARR1AoE.1la homet, = twsaty,
married wife a forty; SLakspeare' i
Ann Hathaway Was seven years his
senior; d.. Johnson's lady was twice
his age u their marriage; Howard,
the PhilanthropiA It the age ftwsnty-
Eve, selected = wife Of ffty-two; and
Mrs Row, the authoress, Vas fifteen
years the senior Of her husband; Mar
garet Fuller married the Count Dos
soil, ten years younger than herself.
and the immortal Jenny Lind Is said
to be eight or ten years older than
Herr Otto Goldsmidt. And these are
what are called in common parlance.
"happy marriages"
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% About the very last calling
that any semi-civilized man can posi-.
bly, find to follow, is training dogs to
hunt negroes. So AFFECT, so base, SC
mean, so superlitivel5 contemplate is
the calling. that we would not conde-
scend to bestow thought upon it.
were it not to a considerable extent, a
common practice in this and'our sister
State Of Mississippi. There is, a'par-
tial sanction for it, in the very head Of
this Christian Republican government.
Was it not under the authority Of the
United States that negotiations were
entered into, for trained dogs to pene-
trate the Everglades Of Florida, and
drag out the more christian savages Of
that region? Even SO, and the great
day Of retribution will alone settle the
account. But that is past and histo-
ry has CLOSED over the hellish deed,
but not obliterated the record. The
present is what we have to speak Of,
and the common practice, of training
dogs to scour the country for. runa-
ways, is something that calls for legis-
alive enactments-it isiinhuman, base,
uncalled for, aud should be
It once forbidden.
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Dr.. T;lilman's Drops.

nR. THILMAN who has made hlmsel r
~ known to eternity. by the discovery
of the above named medicine in the time
when Cholera was raging to such fearful
extent in Europe, has also sustained his.
high name in New Orleans in 1919. Al
though do not recommend Dr.. It's, drops
as a certain remedy tor Cholera. recon-
mend them with the confidence which,
they have given under my eyes in 1e49,.
and which cannot disappoint after, triaf'
of almost 100 years, under the eyes Of the
most celebrated practitioners. These drops
are taken from 20 drops to 4 tea-spoonitl,.
As the urgency Of the case may require.
Full directions will he gived with each
bottle. A. GOLDMANN.
april4. Apothecary, Post Office corner
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rMessrs. Leonard. Scott l. Co.
the enterprising New York publishers
have our thanks for the January mum.
Der Of the London Qarterly." ncon.
tains the following list Of interesting
articles s: Life and works Of Grey, -
"Humbolts Cosmos Siderial Astron-
omy,' "The Mission Of Polynesia, -
IN. Guizot." Religion Of tie Chi
nese Rebels" "Castrin's Travels
among the Alps" and Turkey and
Russia - The London, Edenberg,
North British, or Westminster, can
be had for the small amount of 50 per
annum. andany two Of the foreign
Quarterlies for IS.
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% An English writer states that
no less than FIVE tons of human hair
are imported from foreign countries
into England in year. The black
hair comes mostly from Brittany and
the South Of France it is generally Of
a very fine and silken black. The
light comes from Germany, where it
is collected BY the agents Of al Dutch
Company, who makes yearly visits to
varions ports Of the Germanic States.
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~According to the dictionary,
London contains $500 bakers, 900
butter and cheese-mongers, LOO
butchers, 5000 grocers and tea deal.
ers, 900 established dairy keepers,
400 fshmongers, 1866 greengrocers
and fruiterers. The total number of
dealers in provisions and unstimulatiug
liquors is 1870; whilst that of the
licensed public houses, alone exceeds
eleven thousand.
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War DECLARED From orr CITY
contemporaries we are informed tele.
graphically that "War has been for
mal!y declared!" This intelligence is
again announced for. the twenty-ffth
time in flaming capitals. The ques-
ton is "where is war declared-when,
and who BY? "Under what King
Bezonian, speak! or die!" Our good
natured friend of the True Delta says
in parenthasis, he pyesunses it is by
England and France. Tuesday even
ings Advocate, says, under the head
of THE very latest intelligence :"
1.-THE Hermann brings the exciting
announcement that England has for
mally probably declared war against
Russia. France is presumed to have
done 50 simultaneously with England"
Then say We let it rage. If the
great mass Of animals in Europe cal
led "men," viii fight to settle the quar-
rslso Of crowned heads" let them
fight; the world is thinned Of fools.
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AVIS.

AVIS.
COur dn Ssxiens. Dist. .Judicinize
Paroisse dEst Baton Rouge.
A TTEDU que Amos Adams ct Clara L..
IL Adams, sa.femme, de Il dite Paroisse;
a fait application q la dite cour pour etfe
NOMINEES administrators de lasuccessionde
Mary M. May, derniere,oent de cette Pa
roisse, decedee, en- place de James s. Bailey,
decide, president administrator de ID sue
cession.
Avis est par Ia pr6sente donnks toute-
personnes int9resses de faire savoir leur rai-
son dams dix joors de 10 premiere publicas
ton de Get avis, pourquoi IL dit application
ne serait pas accordEe. rer-i
avllo-loj. NJ. MORENO, Greffier. /.
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EMr. Mulick who was stabbed
on Sunday evening last. in the North
end of this city, BY man ofthe name
Of Fink, died in the Hospital on Tues
day evening last. This is an unfor-
tunate affair, the result as usual, Of
men congregating together to drink
on Sunday evenings, at places in the
suburbs, where liquor is either sold
by the glass or bottle. Had the par
ties been sober, the ARRAY would not
have taken place, for there seems to
have been no cause for quarrel. A
Coroner's Jury set on the body of
Mulick, and gave a verdict in accor-
dance with the. facts. Fink is in
prison to await his trial.. He leaves
on the outside, a wife and three or
four little children. entirely dependent
upon his daily exertions.
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The EUROPEAN REVOLUTIONARY
LEADERS AND GEO. SANDERs.-Kos.
suth, Mazzini and Ledru Rollin, have
addressed a letter to Consul Sanders.
bewailing his rejection by the United
States Senate, as a "hard aud mis-.
chievous blow at European Democra-
cy." They regard the Intelligence
as astounding and unexpected" and
say they received it with deep regret
and notification" Poor fellow
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E)if0.

At the residence Of G. W. bearing, eight miles
years.
Ma. WOODS was native Of this city, from which
he had been absent several years, in Northern
institution oflearning. He hadjust returned, with
finished education to mark out for himself
sphere of honor and usefulness. With scarcely
time to look around him, he has been cut down
with all the "hope Of young ambition on his head;'
and now lies numbered with the great army Of
the silent and defenceless dead.