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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07
ACCIDENT TO A NORTH RIVER STEAMBOAT
GREAT EXCITEMENT.

The steamboat Hero which len his City Tor Albany
Sunday evening at clock with la~,e numbr OF pas
eprers when little shove Sing SIM broke her star
board crank.
The shock was very heavy, AMI he greatest excitement
WAS raised among the passengers heightened in no small
degree by the fact that the boat was then in full view Of
and very near the place where the Inflated Henry Clay
took FIRE.
Many OF the females tainted, Others ran "ld'y ABOUT
and some screamed continuously at he top OF their voices
One woman seized her two children By the hair OF their
heads and was about to leap overheard when he was IN
tercepted and forced back % the cabin
General Cass and his daughter were on board ami tho
Senator va, very active and efcien, in keeping order
In the course of fifteen minutes the bewde7ed cad ha
crazy passengers were Gained down and satisfied that they
were in no possible danger.
After several hours work IL trying repair the disaster
the boat was pm, about and returned to New-fork Is
sbe could work with only wheel it was SIX clock this
morning before the passengers landed at their starting
point.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07
Married..

I, san Fr.neeo July BY the Re- B WAT, NJ Jonas
MeeL Of Msryve NJ. Caroline B Ball Of St Johns C.ns@'
n sn Jc.e Jua. % ~ the Rev Eli c0rya NJ Robert IsoHp
In san Fspceo June :. by the Rev. Nj Wehoh g re reg
derce Of Nr Hnus, M Joseph Sswbura 20 Mss ho'i4i
tit westsrn Hotel in s,erseu.O saruelCros.
Ei NJ H. W Pess. Miss Hester Ann Phelps bo'l Of that
A. Msias1 BY Georre Worth Esq residence Of Dr.
Tenant dsGshtsI u AIehbsd T. man, OF Nsnel ,,. .
= q, e. T5.; Y ws f h.'riP o. to ~ y. d.; s'
In Grl 'Ilsy June -, By Justice Sykes, A. B. Dbsie
Ii sar Fiu disco July BY The Rev B. Briefly sama'l Eve
Jy ~ be Eureka House, ou.y. Justice Byery Of
Lors fsr NJ hsnry C,sIs Of Sh,s9o camp t. i ~
A. G.r ord sprrs. April g BY the Rev Clay Rouile NJ.
Atr Mss julia Parker President Of the YOans Ladies'
II s,eFon Juv2 BY he Rev B. ss1ton Nh R crs.s.
oiEsv losk. 70 hss ~ ;. Blair oflo~. 49,. n. -,
~ H.. Il: 5 a9 S: mti ano s "
In sIsIeeo July 81 ths Rev Briefly Capt John In
In JscE.ob Jas u Bruce Husband Mr. Harold Evan. 70
Miss soIh Pea, both o. that lace. . -,
Ia 81 Joi.s 3S' we VIZ =. U Of h r.. city 1'''
ca a. e By 10 , B i :San oa @a. n aa
Sd, l.. A9;.e toi a., aIn Of Chd' h'A DsHh'0J 70
II sn FPiee,o JSy by the Rev w.. Alexander R
In s.u Francisco July By the Rev r MoO.hAte Mr. Peer Ar
js - XHees By he Rev NJ Myers. Mr. senJ'ml
sad = ~ the Rev Benton. Nj L. Atkinson 10 MIS- Isabella
+ CarE,sr Lob 81 j,olseiown o. Z Dorado County. -
a.. bird father Cold springs On The "a
JuIy by Re-, Geo Taylor M WIN. Gregory %: haysvie
o. issarAb J. MILLER .
A. Pteel,le July T. b. H. DOYLE E.q Nj H. LsrAa of Da
IL Nd su;Iaf "a A. OIsy OF Neber.ille.
10 Francisco July 6. BY the Rev ; H. WILEY, NJ JoHn
Shaw 10 Mis- f.e ester oIsugsn al Of that city.
In ssr joe BY the Raw A Graham, Nj Bale 20
johanna Msshler, all Of that city.
AZ Cold sTriu- Dorado County the ID July By th Rev
Geo Tsyor Mr. VIM. Gregory Iarysye and sarah j.
Mhe. - -
A. Wleys Rsneh San Joaquin County June % BY the Rev b.
b Hsury M MoIdecs ". Whey and Mise Eizs ) q as
July g. Alameda by the Rev. Mr. Myrs Mr. Benjamin K Ny
ere srdM Miss Harriet ,. Hey.
In Msry.vie July Zsehaah Montgomery Of the Maysyle
formerly Of Kentucky and recently OF shasts and s heen+
OTshsu Of MArysyle.
In sto,stou Jay g. by ~ L wssd Eco Mr. VI Kennedy to
Me MAJ ala Smith.
In san Francisco F Presbyterian Church July H. by the
Rev A. Nliams Nh Robert BsAehing aud Mas Julia Adams
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ACCENT FIRES.

DxsrRcjsNE Fitr-GHNNIrr MIL BEAM ~, q
FNTiRytY DEsTROYID-IOss AfOCT tt3119J -- Mont IA
O'Clock Oh THURSDAY night flames were d7coycrci pms -
irvm tie roof of the Granite NN IN RpruV'l' "Nho1 ~
SicpiO L. s Cyrus sherman Ct this CIV. ana !'e" ~
Josiah T. Scaor,vc n Co. which IN fcsy sh't a. 10 wa
totally consumed with a}i the m1cHoesT otl S''yN
ticreir. lwas new mil wc built ana ~ 'lt 3D.! ot'
Il the best CONSTR cted mills IN th3 state. 10 h" been 30
operation about years for the mauriavi1ce ~ fancy
csssmeIe-. It's goods rGuk ed among Che bet m c MAJ
ket 1t was situated about mile from PdseoaS Nn~5
and about hsll mile from Huntsville ! ~ peat ~,
IGgt had been bUt suOe me erection of ta u '1!t
Grani,eNIc, The Inhabitants which were dependent
mainly on work al thai nal foI support, who w.l bc 40"
tLIown out Fl empl y mont
The mill and machinery valued ~ about 100 o0)
and was insured for $4,000 follows ~ the American
Insurance Office Providence. - ,i32 al the ashin ton
se 43c; at the Atlantic, 81 it2 sc tie Roger Wiuisms
a. 2l5; at the Merchants elO,5e@ Al the Etaa Hart
fond 81 Cs5. at tie Hartford Fire Insurance Co. s37l1
at e Springfield Fire and Meyue Insurance Co. a. al
The stock In the mill which DESTROYED valu ID az
about $50 600 on which there vas an insurance of
$500
This Is the most destructive fire that has occurred in this
State OF the City Of Providence III several years and
The loss fall heavily insurance companies as well
rs on the owners OF The mil machinery and stock The
whole community in that vicinity viii also e, very sens
bly the loss OF business which that mill Afforded
The prevailing impre Is that the millwaS seton has,
os here had been fire used in The baldng Tor several
weeks and the Waterman 80 the MIL sDr, lime DC
fore The fire broke out, and considered everything safe
Providence Daily Tnsune Aus .
Shortly before o'clock this morning the extensive
-four and feed mill Of W. u. III. Hawkins, on the easi
.de of Nntb-si above PoparSi discovered 10 be
ca fire. When the flames fret seen they were isn'
u from the northeast corner Of the basement lat oFng
10 The oombustble character of the contents ofthe bl
!. the lire spread with eres; rapidly, speedily enyeopus
entire structure in blaze and setting a. Docg0' every
~ II t. gave lie IiLI Sny por:loD Of - OoD.aS -
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THIRD DISTRICT coURr-Bsfore Judge Garrs
LANDLORD ANB TENANT-LIQUIDATED DAMAGES.
VI iIlinm Mnlock aRt Henry ]. Grscy.


William Muock Henry J. Grscy
The judge in delivering his decision in this case, said
"TLe action brought TO recover 500, Ulder the fol-
lowing clause in lcase in which plaintiff was landlord
and defendant tenant
"AId quit and surrender the premises 81 the expiration
Of the tad in good state and condition as reSpna-
bic and thereof viii permit damages by IN Gle
menis excepted and engage not 10 let underet the
whole any part Of the said premises without the written
consent of the ssid William Mulock, .icr diPit1tei
damages Of 500
at has been clearly proven that the promises were eit
at the expiration of the lease in unenable order hnd pat
during the dtmsed torn the defendant undoriet them
without such consent to Mrs. Mitchell who moved III
and occupied the same the defendant having removed
therefrou And row the question for me 20 decide II
whether the SUN mentioned in the lease a. stipulated
damages shall be consider iqRd0ed damages and the
plaintiff entitled the whole OF that sum without
hrst proving that he has suffered any special damage
The following j. Il rule ofaw laid down an the case of
Dakin agt Williams 22d Wendell, p POI, decided IN the
Court for the Correction of Errors in this state:
Whether sum agreed upon by the parties 10 contract
az the measure of damages shall be considered as 28fa-
ted damages only per0hy depends upon the t"c"
of the parties and circumstances of the subject matter Of
the contract il the damages must necessarily be who'll,
uncertain and incapable of estimation the party failing
TO perform will be held TO pay the stipulated sum as
'htqaddtcd ddm0geS
III think this case comes within the case above cited,
and the plaintiff s entitled to recover the SUN claimed
l. therefore ord Judgment TO be entered for tue plani
for 500 damages and costs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07

SAY Francisco. Friday, July IA, 1854.
There hs been inactivity general
let ,iDee The 81 tn June than during the previous fortnight 10
will exceptions have been hucu,ins The country
ell the interior towns represent business being rens
$50 llls PHO, ses; 100 DO Nsvy.t 90 $50 tin.
Bo,icn Ctesrs at % 40 bbs Piict Bread sold at eneton
BiA~s-ILe American light with little receipts,
Sales Ct TO hail bbl' at 'ei 50 btls do. 7ie
CA,pL-ssa 4co beAss Aeamsutine 1t e 800 half do a.
To- bills RoendaIe sii 900 do do shade
Co,1Sses c1so tun. Laek.waoa at s32 $50 DO $50
CosN MlALThe demand has rsen limited With les fHoe' to
-eS1l 4oh.fbtl. Prices at - II - 2'i 30 do fa;aa-
h,rS. a. decline d % cent, to 81 y Dbl sale, d 500 bS Oh
20 Do Gao. q. s s% M. t Sc sb S-d
eiicituTh h ct 50 So 80 DO. Essie ns IS jO 800 do
GSiIs-sseo .,el. Eastern Corn &c 100 pss do II
TsH-Ihere good request Cod aud nsek~fel No Il
oes ht IG !Iss. se tqy , 1' o. g., zoe
have been limited few lot, of.al
f ARTICLES Prices indicating lees hrlnness in ass 1900 10 Am
sheet ir.u at Sic; Is tuI. Eng Bsf iioa AZ Jc .
b.1s'ss. 81 90 les. ii lot. a. u sass.
brILDG M.TEsALs-In Lumber there have been sales Of
dus past ion.h both Eastern and Domestic
II ltaei, a sest o. issa Az n,J5s oil D00 ''a
with deens TO ro,e in rates Sales 9 usre' Ca... Ham
u,l ia lots l5c Bacon he. been in m.sd re1I
sis. show deire GO ID. clear
t.c cab clara, l'e 2 n; 80 DO ,l,
= n B.,2o bb. Grshsm'. family 90 100 DO. family
~. q de- Han bro %, 100 hf BIZ. so Pora
ss,s ~ tb- el,srst 81; 80 s2 81 DO
hsi ob!- cssr az 81 100 do 81 ~ s. batter-saes Of
chsice 81" DO felected, Sic 80 DO Hop
choic, pryste so DO Jlc 30 do h)ye
SerIsnt st3<.e & n Lad ~ cs3ss $50
e; Co. IN 10 aud . u tins At loei 20 ses'a Ie lG1
e.si is.
PckLEs AID PREsLast-ssl, Of % u salon slss
= IS, co 45aS ss ~ case Roast Chickens At no
FEU.-1f g. sh Peaches. N can. - = 10 DO d.
Wood's. 81 &c; go dor escorted Pie fIIitsst -
Ea.sIs las whole, halves and qurefs sod ~ , "
4 tox-
KCl-lu,tstu Rio hs- in fsir request eapo o. Val
shoVi chsree former afes Saies Of lr
io .ci bbis Al ST. - o. - 5ei 30 do on
rfif
slLT->sso Of ll5 es-e, H. % bees So 90 10 d. ct So
q CO. &C.. = .eet .ls - Sc.
t,s Chemical Olive ~ St. N 10 do ~ s.
S.AEcr-. &c tzs 60 Il lc 2 A - 10 DO ~ 'c
cecrpiIg-s remain Urn, rh - apgffd
frfre BIS Gu ed aud PowL-r a. l4le 1000
liz. Ciisitt - g.. Dol. E<t bos Gu J - &c.
TIEFFs1INr-iOs gals ists ~ q; 3 d. - 81
- . p gal aFHEf E->sl.s q. 80 gala AZ :. -
ftff iO Go. 81 81 a. -tI.
Wp.kS5 t6, Allssie.a p,ocf a 10. s3 sal % J6a
cd E.LI. tr q ~ - + gaL
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Died.

In Matinee Jore 20 consumr,icn Francis stafford o. Lin
shle, EEtIG-d
H. pok opDty n June l5 Eenor A, wife Of Joseph Dow
NJ aged q years. - =, ,.,
In S-,sd- July the residence Of Mr. Bulngton, Mr. VIII
linn %. Mr. e.. iiOm spartauburg, > C.
A, Pfescu. RtncD Bear River nesr Ncolans July
If Isuame ieyer ~ W W KIowton, Of Clymer, Chatsg
In ssn Frei.co July Mary Elizabeth daughter sarah and
Pet A. owns, agec 10 montla
In san July Rowlsu nd OF Hermitage, County
OF COX Irea lsfe OF sydney, y > W.
July bilious fever Ar John jeremiah Van
Rtutlar OF CayeAek Columbia County, " l., aged about "
yChrs ,,, ,D,,--, D. -
I.y s. Nj GeoIge w. Brown formerly from Albany County n
Nokeluunr il July j. Handel Luud Of Nashua NcY hanp
shii,. saeG = mouths
sfteT long and painful Illness in the I'D
Mr. ID, aacesn formerly of Csrkssle, Ars
he month ending June 3D. 1851 -
jih John krasse months Oi
m CIV: Richard Deishod- years Of Montreal L. e
B FGiey Asc ana mOu as Of this ;y; 9ih
ferbsftf So Bic I'm, trs Kobe
y,as assN land FAM u stephen Eaton aged IL
ucfts u cry; xl aged 81 yss Mckee; ~
T. W 10 sndcr. as,d mcnhs, OF this ctyi Si'h W o.
h.ct ton ~ - years. y \. Total number, TO-
IEr r,m OF Of le ctJune T. El4a }. Hodge, aged y
h Icon irEtoI, H.
sacreio Mortality Eerof fer Web ending Ja'y s-Cs,h4rne
Foies Ohio; Putick CaTkin &c. Wisconsin; Chr
in Sthoca OTn0ny; Jsue Caldwell IS. New YORK; iatun
O PIatt, infant child Mr II h
WLlpy City iiin D. Skk, ls tins, Sarta
.f,
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
LATER FROM THE FRANKLIN.

MoRIcHEs, Saturday. Aus 3, i-5i
Tie steamer Franklin is further damaged than when
last wrote She lies high that at low water enc c,n
walk down and reach her without wettng his feet.
Tie engineer has gone to the City TO get men and tools
10 cut away the wheel the eawsrd side when he hopes
70 he eble tn move her oil.
Tho goods and machinery are now all landed anu the
ship tight she can be until the wheels are removed
LAUNCH.
The ship Palestine will be aunced from the ship yard
Of Mess Jacob A. westervet & Co., at the foo. Of
Sevepth-st East River - clock tomorrow morning
The Palestine ia about 200 feet in length on deck and
measures about 500 tuns. She ia 10 be commanded by
Cept Edward c. Tinker and 10 intended Tor John Girls
wolds line of Londop packets.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-08-07
SAN JUAN REBUILDING.

The steamship Star of the West, Capt. L. l.. Tinkie
raucb arrived this morning from San Juan, with 435 pas
sonccrs stG3s7j freight, and California dates 70
July Is.
NoihDs oi Importance has ;raIsrc il CaioTua since
le .ss , amer with ,he exception Of large fires in San
Frau,.scc, Sacramento ard Columbia. Loses IN the
.hsco -i...s C.tima.od II -l,@JJ,oC).
Tie .btalts OF san Juan have commenced rebuilt
.a, ci. town but mos Of the influential men have left
10Y other pieces.
The ,rca,,s excitement existed at Kingston relative TO
tlc d,so,iug Of Glyogn, ana reported that the
rr.s ard FI,roh Alm,las had each sent ffiga;e IN
,,rr - tic tyano. 4 steamer had been despatched to
HALIFAX With lie int isoHcc.
The C>anc lei Creytowu tn lC;h ul for Pensaco-
"a Vi. Nsvv Ray Immediately af:cr her departure Com
ar lo,;v Of the Brig Bermuda proclaimed ;he town
w. and established blockade OF the port.
IT, rngsb ship.ofwar Espege holds Punta Aronas aud
h., commander Gays the point is part of San Juan and
hrutcid itas security until some can be arranged be-
-, Tho lyo Governments Altogether, lively state OF
prosis likclv 70 grow out OF the Ggtytown exploit.
ne Star Of the West lex in the port of san Juan the
,,I;h mail steamer Teviot The English brisoi-war Is
- son, from Jamaica with relief for the citizens OF
Jsp .e surveying cutter Bermuda, schooner Lioer!
and N Anericap schooner, Maine not asceEtaned' Inc
river il hi,h and The passengers made the transit WIN
great
Amopr the Messengers we notice the names oil COL n
t. Gray, who us returned from surveying inc A''aH'
and Pacific Railroad route through Texas Chihuahua anu
Sonora; Lieut.. Williamson, u the TopoSrapneal leg
GERS who has been engaged in surveying roa'e rom '
Colorado TO San Diego; A. De Wiz Esq sn4 soy ~
lie firm Of De Witt HARRISON OF the osdes' II IL IL
California, and Gen. J. wnches'er Precedent @ re '''
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UNITED STATES pIsTRlcT-ATroRNEY's OFFICE


Arespecisbe appearing came 70 the Office an -
urcsv ACCOMPANIED by seanep, and stated that IN
Anil last a. the slip Sabine Of Portsmouth, n IL lay at
the Chinchee isiands taking in cargo OF guano one OF
the officers became offended with Frenchman who had
been hired by the captain 10 work board IN loading
and said be would discharge him. a. he same time telns
him 10 60 aft and wait till the captain came On board,
when he would be paid Of The nan refused TO O. Oft
when the officer went his cabin aud returned with
pistol and again ordered the aft, who, instead OF 60
inc went toward The officer, and askcl 30 0oS a. the ps
toj when the officer fred nfictng wounl of which the
man died in about three weeks and was buried on shore
and that snd man was citizen of the United States. He
also stated that the Sabine has lately arrived az S port
md Is now wing at BROOKLYN: and that said officer has
left the vessel and gone TO Boston.
The party not being within the district AMI j: a!'o ap
pearng from the statement that the FT'hchn"A v a.
AIMED an the time he approached the officer with sluu
shot the District Attorney it being vague, declined tax
;pg cognizance of the matter.
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passcngrrJ Arrived.

" itt J. Red L. VI BufEis Dr. B-uton. !ott Leat 81
lsu.cu Wilson 4 Nc hndEe7. ~ Ssy. Col steyens
I 7 c & o. g. " eoster
Wei. FsrEo r. ; Bennstt. Doves, " Gre.
htn W H. Mcneil, Sargent J. siue.al. Thosns Farrs
Mr. Never J. Dnss. Couover O. RosrubeIg Nrs skinner
eh- and Gr. Payne, " shaw Lawrence Daen
ire H. Cover A. Fsy CAPT T. Daniels z ? fgg G Cook
3 BusLrsu l. Bss.iov, H. 3. Carr. 70. Blaks. Col q
Ae1snfr-, B. BruGs. Cen J. iaeh st-r
l and s.ryaut Capt ti1Idner '" P.sc, CsP
g. b soeua Gait Powers, J NreedEgburg W. Waning
Mr. Ds.hon Cart YORK D..hon r. Desby,hIe Msrr Wood
wse. Stone b =. GoOeA.n. o; Peery, MeCabe VI NeA
uopd W. A Moore RoUehy II Pratt Allen. A S.la noa
e. Chid b Child A l. kson J. @ Sims, ". +. Noot Me.
Place Nh, Gallon o. : TtomIsor, A Tcda. y 3 God ,
stem FrsyLor ' Allen Mr. DuiiOn l.. d. Du'toa l. B. Pier
O. Jseots J. "; HOsPsr B.keI C. Del.no u CoAea
Pcsrsr H. Puress " SINGER H. Moope. 7 H. Lymsnsnn \
seaitoTotsh T. shans d. Pearson Chs-es Marsh, w
Hrunsr Z NJ Fisk ". Helm b. Smith n 7. Abbott, j. H.
Fisher Mr. Taylor Owen C. Heperssnd jsi 10 the 'teerass
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The Star Of the West slso brings home Capt W. g. Pow
Of the Transit Ccmpanys river boat isaae C. Lea
Which loss of Cape Antonio July DID, j. Vreedsn-
turp srd S. W. warng, engireerr' j. Gorlon J. kase'
Ikoncs Kelly and Charles PHILIPPE hands IN the steamer
who were picked up by ". brig Espese, after be'ng
eighteen hours in open boat The other boa eoaa;n
ing joseph Sutton mate, Neil Robbins, Smith and Ny
or. pulled for the land, which about so miles distant
Aug. ., of Cuysfort Light, exchanged signals with
Eng chip William Ward standing north. Aug. ), Pm,
lat 80 a. long 30 So, eIehaIc ed sgnsls with ship
Maid Of Orleans standing north
The following LIT of Specie brought by the Star
of ,taW Wet.
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-CITY ITEMS.

BURoLARY.-The house of VIM. 4. Cummings IN West
Twenty fifth ST. entered by burglars ON MONDAY night
during the absence Of the family i'll the country. The
thieves appeared to be in no hurry as they opened every
drawer pantry and stripped every shelf in tho house
and scattered clothing private papers sc through all
the rooms careful and ehaste selection 81 tue most
valuable articles of male aud female clothing with a
splendid silk bed quilt &c. &c, 10 the amount OF over
$500 we're carried o. reward has been offered tor the
recovery OF any portion at the property See advertise
ment in another column Mr. C. having returned 10 the
City fully prepared to give the thieves warm reception
if tley will repeat their call
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House wings Of the party. Up sailing OF he steam
or ihe Democratic County Conventions had been bold

or ihe Democratic County Convenhons mad been hcih
resulting choice of majority Of H'eoAtessS Brodsf-
ib men TO the State Convention to be held On 10 ieh
July No men con predict the scti"n OF thai beiJ' 'Ih
IL hkey break into pars,e Conventions and ne
r,airsiion Il many tick,is. The mpres On IN well
i.sornsd circl.s s, that Dave VIII be he winner
Owns vote SebrakG operating quietly ou' strongly
sgainft him. Were the Wings united they could carry
the State but that party Is perfectly demorazei ana
divided more than tho Democrats. The appearances
ERE in "a # general breaking mp and new orysn
zaon Of both parties In which the question Of division
of TIE State 70 be .lsveholding, enters largely
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paper iparfhouses.

DIAPER WAREiiOUSE.--J. /. DEkRlCkSON
Co. 80 Bpekman-st offer for The ioY NJ t,rrn;
Nngius P1pers, English French and American
E-gs Par =. all sizes weights Nc quallatI
Boob PAPER all iTes, weights and qualities
Pap.f fancy cOlOT and white, Of the best glsiiy
Hau<rx PAPER whit and colored different wdtAs
Hsftsrs' Pager, thin AID Of the beet quality
Goth Ps.er, $40 snd ptiS.
Eoslsb A,r1v are Paper large assortment ust .rrsfei
Shssil.ns Paper Of tbe beat quality
Wrsppins Paper ssw, Rag and Manila
Tes Paper, vi iiherest szes
T-T Rno6ns Paper suiishs -lT roofs. 10 rolls
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YikC PAINTS.-The SEW-JERsEY LlNC CON
-. 1910, spaea .he' ~,fss sCd 1ITssyed De
% tbeir Prcdee; prsp-Ss1 70 e1'' - f 50
49,, WHITE ZINC ~hIcA cod Sy 81 ssssa I, ~ sxg
r,rsed PUpr sas sDssrp-~edfs' eopf ,no oNi'V'~ WHITE
MSS .e.,A ~.
rs.eoi o'p-psrson has ..sst.J zen go "a -
be. n. C.cr4py 10 .her Pans - sesy -
ts- seE. 70. reasonable time. " n f-sy-e; '
superior o cthe- ~ the marie "A Al,
b- sde Norl the L,ue Ore 'rcn Ncv-sry -, -.
k1SWu TOR IS protective Srs Z "a bet sfF % 20 -
srfisces II -.
resir sTOsE COLOR PANT rs-- Al, re rrePe,s. 81 IS
Brsa and agreeable .oc for psicng cottages eefO w
esii.ns brGscs &c Dealers slpphed co leers efUse
NAMING a sCUlER. ,seno IS Nsnns,on -. ~ =
VINC PAINT.-The a,deTss.sd AGENTS 70. tie
II ~ NHTEoXlD OS INC nsrvSsetzreo - % fens
and LsEsh Zine Co. geFsred % see.ve es g W,
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sgre-cf Others q Arersr msr-.c'o--, aa - "
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80 =. "a. NOS hhersl footing
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We under oblga atoms to T. f. Hatch, Esq, Purses
Of the Star ef the West and to the Express Companies OF
Adsms & Co, Berford Co., and Wells, Fargo Co..
for valuable fsvors
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Births.

In jackson july 5 Mrs Hiram Alter. Of dsUshteL
In J.cksCn. JGiy ). hIs OeOrss Andreys, Of a son.
At Hunts Cgch, June 80, MIR \" A. smon- OF d>ugh-t
In san FraLcco, july g. MS Chss kirchof, Of 4 boy
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MARRIED

EwsOS0n The tn 49,. a., IL St Me-
i0,s by the Re- MI Csr Colonel Pescr OF ~
FrsHcseo 20 Ma Am 4 Nstfs~son. of Prosilr7cc l.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK.
Arrived.

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s7c0,ecc IN GOLD.
DESTRUCTIVE FIRES IN
san FRANCISCO, SACRAMENTO AND COLUMBIA

LOSS OVER ONE MILLION AND A QUARTER.
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TWO WEEKS
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA

ARRIVAL or THE STAR or THE WEST.