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tr1csr the usual excellent ssocs CON pany has been
rlsJ ing TO good houses and Mcsummer Nights Drsam'
has teen trcugbt cut scsie OF and splendor
The Italian Opera troupe have opened the old Uaiou
theatre on ther own sccoanr giving tri weekly repre-
Minstrels after short scjcurn the pes, havs
TUNED, and rave tber sug hahe
MadsIe Anna Bishop sno Bochss are giving concerts In
The ship Charlotte toos are from spontaneous com
bustor in her cargo Of Goals, the 18th ut and It
was found necessary tcuye h. to the ship The
cargo not Dan aged
ing nureer has been committed 1T Contra Co.'S
ts the perpetrators o. ~hica bsse not been spprs
heuoed. Mr.. J r Gslmore residing about miles from
Oakland, vss the vic'im
srow Is yet grg several feet in depth the Sierra
A fight between two rasr named Francisco Cruciaua
arc Chsriss Lambert ooh place 90 the Pusas Rauch.
near this c tbe .lst mat in which the former vas
ibstanty Eiltsd
An Irisb mar named FL ward Dunn, attempts. to com
NIT tuieice tbs right OF tbs 21st ult by cutting
his throat with psnknf fe. BE saved by careful
attention snd CARED TO the Msriue Hospital
After several eeeks' oscuss,on the Board OF County
Supervisors rave ded TO porcnase the lot and buld
irg stnstsd at the corner of Greenwich and Jones
streets, for Couaty Hospital. An appropriation OF
Ss3,tCo has been msde for the purchase. The State
having rsgrec al interest Ia the old State Marine Hos
pita all tue county auo city indjgent sick wl hence
provision has te- MADE for their accommodation The
number is now l5o.
The sentence of death pronounced upon John Blake
fer murder has been commused by Gov. Bglsr to one
years. imprisonment IN ths state prison. He was TO
have been hung on tbs 2eth Of May
News has heen IN this Alta California OF the
fugitive 5orger &. j. Haoert sanders, who last
heard from at Honolulu. route Tor Hong Kong in the
bark Elvira Harbeck. He said to have very little
money with him.
A FIRE took place on the night of May 25, near the
United States Marine Hospital at which about 81 ECO
worth Of bay destroyed Auotnsr, on tbs morning
of the 27b destroyed nsintsTior OF house of Ill fame
On Dupont street.
case OF homieiie occurred at San Maseo on the 22d
OF May, in which Frenchman named Fraocisco Crucia
ma, wae, killed by named LAMBERT both old
The IN before the Court OF Sessions,
and snme Lambert bas been discharged from custo
dy on bis own recogpizsnce II s believed that he viii
be acquitted.
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your paper OF tno IouOWlng to4o>
graphic mmupicasion viz
THE MASSACHUSETTS KNOW NorHINGs.
BosroS, June 70, 1856.
this city last night was addressed by Senator Wnsen
and Governor Gardner The former confined his speech
TO the subject Of the Philadelphia National Con soaton
asserting that the aim and desire Of the Masea
chusets delegation to avoid the question Of slavsey
which xss forced upon them By toe South, and they
In the Convention Mr. Boiling, Of Virginia, said he ia
tended to whip some Massachusetts man, and Jplss
Cone, OF Georgia, demanded and would have decisia-
tion from tho North In favor Of slavery; otset-
wise her delegates would leave. Mr. wilson aAt
that seventeen Of the platform cOmmil.ss support
nom States where the American party nsa ssen
defested, and they were opposed y 'ouIEsh co-
legates, repfesentjng one buodred ana twsnV s'N
electoral votes, In those Stst@ wssre tss AmMi-
can party had trrmphed me prs.ss.s si.e "s0h
from Peuueylvanta nr. wilson said that Governor
Gardner told the South that not city nor tows In
Massachusetts, would support tns mslofly psAuerms
and that Mr. Brook o. S shs .rrrn hs nsiscr
sttsmnted IN the Council to put him (wisoa) down
81 ,- MIN out-wheu Governor Gardner declared that
~ ,ch vss the result he too would leave. Mr. wilson
vas very severe ths doughfacsd' New York dels-
sson, whom he charged with keeping the Massaehu-
sfter the proceedings commenced.
The statement contained In IT, which refers TO me- 10
wholly untrue il the result Of mistake wish 70
correct IL; II Is mis- statement deliberately made
is beneath contempt. a.4ses.a.
The statement relative to Judge Cone, believe y -
10 make short work OF the uattsr, newer sew %
little truth ard much falrehcod in few words.
Your coedient, \. B0ILHSG, FsIuyis, Ia
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AID and Comfort FOR the Chinese Rebels.
lFs0m the san Francisco Herald, May 2ll

Avery interesting item Of rumor has Just gained par
tai apparently growing out OF the general
kpcvtedus OF certain facts connected with a
sociston Of Chinese in this city, said to be the agents
OF the Chnete rebels, together with suspicious engen-
cssss puIportipg to contain the remains Of
Chinsmen. 1t s stated that the oncers OF the ship
Sunny South beard Of which the freight spe.
cfed shipped suspicious Of the character of
portion Of the shipment, upon finding that number
Of the boxes Of several hundred pounds In weight
the sci had sailed 1t feared that public dis
cussiop Of the matter might lead to aud
pofsiby the vessel to be detained It ia asserted
that through the agency in this city, the rebels have
been furpisbed with large supplies of Colts pistols,
and other munitions Of of American manufacture.
tions with such profound secresy cannot be ascer.
tsiped There appears to be ehlng connected with
Mr. Csvaho the Chinese interpreter Of the Recorders
Court has been offered bride OF four Thousand dol
lars, together with per centaRe upon certain commits
tjopf bnd himself to the interests Of the secret
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Meeting of the Holders of the Time Certlfi
Gates Oh Page, Bacon d Co.

FIop the San Francisco Herala, June L.
large neeting OF the holders of the /" time certf-
Gates of Messrs Psge Bacon Co., held at their
Banking House, cornss OF Clay and Battery Streets
terdsy afternoon. The nesting called to order by
Mr. Burr, OF the firm OF Burr Aattoon Co.. AMI after
few preparatory remarks Mr. Hart, the chairman Of
the committee that appoiD Ted at previous meet
ing, made report, which in substance follows
That they had made strict and careful unation
into the affairs of the house and in their opinion not
only would the holders Of certificates, but that all
creditors ~ould be PAID full all the demands they
had aganft Page, Bacon Co that the assets present.
ed were nearly sufficient to pay all their indebtedness
An important question presented itself to the conside
ration Of the committee to how far tae ooigers
she bonds bounden to the certificate holders 1t
as the opinion Of the committee that they not
lound at all
Before taking any definite steps in the premises the
committee thought advisable to have interview
with Mir Daniel Page, which they did aud that gentle
man expressed his willingness and earnest oesire to
hqudate and pay all Indebtedness against the firm, OF
Whatever aHd nature be regretted the harsh and
unjust imputatiors that he'd been cast upon his inte
gritty by Newspapers OF the State and stated
that II his past commercial experience coupled with
an unbemshed financial and commercial reputation,
were not sufficiently potert to repei such assaults
his character, then all be could personally ray would be
unavaliDg As his motive and ~ish was to do every
thing that an honorable and minded could do
and as he extremely tenacious that his acti
oud not in any be isrepretented either publicly
or privately, he wished the committee 70 submit in
writing any and every proposition they had to make to
him.
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- =, IL .uI"B ,n I,
in tie highest degree satisfactory II is regarded
tain that large amount Of gold is accumuatng in ths
country.
The big nugget discovered in Calaveras county last
fall and Weighing 1601s lbs, is TO be exhibition at
the Indu Btrial Fair at Paris,
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MUM & HUEY,
Arch Row. Main Street,

TTAVE in store and offer for sale, Of rhe largest
LAND best assorted stock of American and foreign
dry goods ever exhibited in this market. Their stock
Of domestic gods contains all the latest styles that
usually sold, and their assortment Of fancy goods
and small wares is as fine and varied as that of any
House in the trade and will be sold as favorable
terms. = -
We invite the attention Of the ladies Of the city
and surrounding country who are in want Of good
and cheap goods to call, examine our goods. and if
they dom purchase before leaving, the fault will be
all on one side b. ASA [may 201
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DRY GOODS
FOR THE FALL AND WINTER TRADE

aa HENRY Fl. SCOTT
III AS returned from the Eastern Market and Is now
IL In receipt of . fine stock of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
for the Fall ard Winter trade. Having ayail,d Lin
self Of the depressed state If Ito market he lie
pared to offer Goods at prices mue low CT than un.l
Purchasers will do we'll to examine his stok.ast,i
determined to .er great induce nts te cash lu,es
r Ladies' Line.
Back Silks, all wool and Uuion Dress Plaid.. Me.
finos, all cools, black and fancy colored alpacc,s,
plain and fancy Delains, Pvplins, Cashmeres Gine.
hams, English and American Prints, worked Collars.
Linen Pocket Handksrchiefs kid silk and wool gloves.
barred and spotted Cambrics, Bishop lawns, linz
and cotton edsings andlaces.
ShawIs.
~ A fine assortmint Of long and square Bay State,
Waterloo and Scotch shaws.
Bonnets.
In silk, satin, florence and cashmere.
Gentlemens' Line.
have purchased my wooden goods fully twenty
per cent. OF reduction on last years price. and
am able to offer great BARGAINS in this line Fr,nch
and American black cloths, pilot, peterslam and
beaver cloths; black docskin and fame, ca. iueI,s
satinets all colors; heavy twecds Jeans eorduIo,s
and moleskins for pants, comforts, scalis neck and
pocket hankkerchiefs, buckskin and vol sloyc. ard
mits.
Domestic Goods.
Hickory, hleaehed, and brown muslins Iri.h linen,
brasil huckabeck and birds-eye diapers liner danask
table cloths, figured curtain musins, alr,nele,k,,
drills, Osnaburgh's plaid linseys, brown and bleach
canton fannels; rcd, yellow and blue. all wool fan
nc.s; white bed blankets, Mackinaw do, blue ard
brown do, horse and saddle blankets, &c.
Clothing.
am determined to astonIsh the natives in this
line. You would hardly believe how cheap you onn
purchase clothing, until you lock my &c, d. ana
prices.
200 Overcoats, newest style, from s. to $40.
45Opairs pants, do do 81 to &C.
$50 vests, do do 81 to SIS
Boots and shoes.
Mems, womcns', boys, girls, and chdrens' Shoe,
and Boots, in kip, calf, morocco and hronze.
Yankee Notions, Hats ard Caps Queens ware and
Groceries.
Look to your interest, and If you wish to lay cut
your money to advantage. to Scots Cbear StorJ
Main street. NEAR THE MARKET HorsE, fLd
the bargains. yH4
Nov. 4, 1854.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF JEWELRY.
JUST received new and fashona bic assortment ~
Ladies and Gents gold breast pins, gold car rings,
gold finger rings, gold pencils, gold guard fob ard
vest chains gold bracelet bands, Id lockets dc or
sale by A. w. Wv. CARrrSrER.
sept. 81, '54. sss
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,EYres the Tribune, Gentlemen.

OEftS l06 ITIUuut, UCHtKCmCus
I1AvR you read the NEWsBoY7 If you have
III not you can do 30 by calling round at Van Me-
trrs Book Store, where is kept fine assortment of
new and INTERESTING works Of oil kinds, suitable
for the wants of city and country taste. Also fine
II of Stationery Of all descriptions, School books,
&C., viii. viii be cold as low can be afforded by
any other house in the trade in the State.
nov. I0. e. A. VAN METER.
No. 9. Barrett House Block.
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nRIED FRUIT, Rice, Els h, Teas, Nails &c.
L. fresh assortment at
apr 20 kIMBALLG Co.
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: RAJINI53l2 pRAIj53

before purchasing elsewhere, us we arc determined
not to be urders Id by any other in the
place. Our goods haye~n been selected with great
care, and by one that is we'll acquainted with the
wants of the community, consisting part Of French
and English Merinoes, Muslins and all-wool De-
lanes plain and figured silks, Coburgs Sack Flannes,
Debegs Persian Cloths, plain and figured Poptains,
embroidered Drapcry Muslins and Curtain Damasks,
with Gimps and Tassels to match; Cloths. CASH
meres Sainetts. Tweeds Jeans Linens. red Flannes,
brown, bleached and colored Canton Fannels; silk
satin, straw and gimp Bonnets to trim; bonnet Rib
bons all colors; Philadelphia Boots and Shoes,
Shawls: long Tibet Cashmere; nice assortment Ct
children wool Hose all sizes ladies cotton and wool
Hose; Gloves, Kid, all coors Cashmere and Lisle
Thread; Black Mits, Gloves, etc. etc, etc.,
aug, Is, '54-tf.
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Esd door abov he Barrett House.
nEALxR in imported ns,Colt'srepeatingpisto
u gan barrels and gu ,niths materials; hunting
knives, powder, caps, shot, lead, wads, game bags
powder fasks and all kinds of sporting apparatus
Engraver Of seals, and maker Of seal presses; cut
ting brands and bell hanging. Gunsrepairedon short
notice and ut reduced prices.
@rLocks repaired, and keys made to ut, ..ee
Burlington, Dot II ,lS54,-d&w.
rHAMBER,S Miscellany, 10 vols. Young Amc-
I rica 8 Library, 8 vols, at VAN METERS. i
Nov. l6.
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! CLARK g. CHESNUT.

1AVE just received by Oatman Express and are
II now opening for inspection, the BEST selection
and most beautiful stock Of
Fall and winter Goods,
embracing all the latest styles of Dress Goods and
trimmings to mate, that could be found in all the
eastern cities. Indeed we have everything usually
found in Dry Goods establishments: such as
Hardware. Glassware. and Queensware.
Hats Caps, Boots, Shoes, Bonnets Oil Cloths, Car.
pets, Clothing &c. ,dc. to which would respe tful-
" call the attention of the citizens and all Others
visiting Burlington for the purpose of purchasing
cheap goods, and consult their own interest by cal
ing atthe
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NAN M O I'll
T. LOT L n G s T 0 i j /,
WHOLESALE. AND RETAIL.
BEN. EZEKIEL.

IHAVE just received and opened my Fall and Wfn-
L ter stock Of
READY.MADE CLOTHING,
TO which the attention Of the public is respectfully
solicited Having thisscason supcrintended the man
ufacture Of my stock, can recommend it rs to quail
ty of material durability Of make and style Of cut
bovc any stock ever brought to this city. Amongst
this stock will be found 81 t,S $3.50 5sT rs sss +
COATS.
OF every description. Black andother colors. Frock
and Dross Ccats Beavercoth, Broadcloth, Lion skim
Petersham Felt, Whitney, Cashmere, Sattinet, and
Twoec business overc0ats.
pa TS,
Of black and fancy Doeskin and Cashmere, Tweed,
Beaverton and othe. Pants.
VESTs
Fine cut silk Velvet ana Plush Vests, Black and
Fancy Satin and Silk, Cashmere, Sattinet. cloth
and other vests.
FURNISHING GOODS.
Black and fancy silk and satin cravats and stocks,
pocket handkercbeifs, white and fancy shirts, silk
mcrino, flannel and cotton undershrts and drawers.
trunks carpet bags gloves and variety Of furnish
ing goods.
With many thanks to thecitizens of Burlington for
their past patronage would solicit continuance II
it, feeling confident in assuring them that IT good
goods and inodxrat prices offer an lnduccmcnt, they
Shall never leave my store dissatisfied,
Country merchants visiting Burlington for tn iii
stock will do well to call and examine my stock, as
can assure them my prices will compare most favor
ably with those Of St Louis or any place in the West
q s. B. EZEKIEL.
Jefferson street, doorcast Of Coolbaau6b Brooks
Bankers.
Sept. IA. "a.
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~ DOCTOR YOURSELF. efA
The Pocket H2sCula plus!

DOCTOR YOURSELF. STA Ell
The Pocket tAIsCulapius!
,.uoR, EVERY ONE HIS OWN PHYSICIAN.
TIME FIPTIETH Edition, with One /gHkM
i Hundred Engra wing, showing Dis E
eases and Maiformations Of the HumanS
System in every shape and form. Towhich added
treatise on the Diseases of Females, being Of the
hi hest importance tomarried people, or those
plating marriage By ~,
WILLIAM YOUNG, II. D.
Lakao father be ashamed to present . copy OF the
lE3CULAPIUS to his child. It may save him from,
an early grave. Let no young man or woman enter
into the secret obligations OF married liz without
reading the POCKET 1ESCULAPIUs- / Ut no one
suferiag from q hacknied Cough, Pain in tho Side,
restless nights, nervcus feeff md INC whole IRAN
Of Dyspeptic sensations, and given mp BY their ply
scias, be another moment without consulting the
4RSCULAPIUS. Have themarried, or these about to
be married any impcdiment, read this truly useful
book il has been the of saving thousands of
unfortunats creatures from the very jaws Of death
aD- Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE CENTS
enchicdin letter, viii receive one copy Of this zero
BY naiI % Ave copies win BE- sent fos0ue Dollar. Il,
Xddnx, Npost pai1D 4 DIR. WIN. YOUNG 81
80 No, l52 Spruce Street, Philadelphia. =
Jnne 20, '54:Jy
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STILL LATER AND NOPE IMP0kTANT.
4 BEAUTIFUL Assortment of Spring and Sun. -1le
II Goods which, owing to the ateness Of the season
will be closed out at slight advance from FIRST Cos
by [june Is, 1851 J.S.KIMBALL SEQ.
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w ~ A. NAAxAAN = ANOs
to aUiYe..the following q
the lowest rates: SIS
900 hid n. Q.sugar
$50 bbls refined and clari.
6sd 49,
400 bbls St. Louis and y,
OrleanS lnolasses.
500 bags Rio, Laguyra 4
Java coffee
$50 pkgs l2&3,mackersl
$50 /" Imp, e.. p, Y,
n. and black teas
30 tierces rice :
$50 pkgs Boston saleratus
Is cks sup. carb~soda
80 hgs pepper = pianento
400 coils Of MANILA and
WWr6pg =
200 dog MANILA and hemp
be6 chords
3 hhla- nntmegs.&-cloxe1
200 mats cassia ~
80 hbkE and rsce gins
so do alum, sulyhur and
brimstouc -
10 osrocns indigo
5 els Ombro maAder u
500 kegs Boston nails
500 whole and hrs n.
4. and layer raisins
$50 drums and bxs Ags
100 bbls tar and rosin /
$50 bxs Y. = No. tobacco
800 bas esp aud eeadssa
rs bxs fancy and CASTLE
$50 bxs star and sperm
candles
80 bbls almonds6 Alberts
100 bales batting -...-.-..
$50 bales wick and twine
Is bales d oakum
$50 bag cotton yarn /,
100 gssse matches asserted !,
Ersom salts, tamf,her. 1
andlvads rhot, BE-. Jsn.
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Groceries For the Million:
KIMBAIL & COS

+ S. KIMBALL h CO., have justreceivoda large
u shipment of Goods, consisting in part, asfollows
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DOME ALLSPEAK AT4ONCr
Fer enc Of Hailet & Comston's Celebrated
CARVED LEVER PIANO FORTES!!
MANUFACTURED to order the latest improved
vI style and workmanship and for sale ut Boston
prices by (noy. 25.) J. $. KIMBALL co.
RECEIVED PER BURLINGTON AND
90 CHICAGO RAILROAD
lON BUSHELS dried apples;
lUO4O (" peaches; 8sf k14
2Oboxes Chicago candy, assorted;
10 " Jenny Lind twist tobacco;
20 SACKS Rio coffee, new crop;
- 500 seamless SACKS;
SO bbls Lake Salt in good order for sale chear Y
march 20. FL III T9 JNO. s. DAVID.
- 49, WIS. # -f--s>A05S
OsDOZ. fne Bay state and Oxford long, ~
Il l dcs !" Cashmere and Brock shawls, = f
Just received by J. S. KIMBALL q co. =
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SNOB-A laughing and side-spliting
| ! work. at tncv. 49, VAN METERS
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JUST RECEIVED,

...s JUST RECEIVED,
Attic New Book Store in Barrett House.
TANsAS and Notwithstanding an account
n Of the History, Biographical and Physical
characteristics and political position of these Terri
tories; An account Of the cmigrant aid companies,
with an original map) by Edward +. Hall: For
sale by u. A. VAN ME1tn.
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JUST RECEIVED.
n n CANS prime Oysters, eh
" Ol0 bsxes Star Candles, 10 d.
10 do. Mould do, fe aa a
20do. Soap, ass'd.,
Is do Rasins new crop,
30 do Herring, go f -~t q
cases ground Rice, 500
and every article, in fact, usually found in grocery
and provision storescheap a. dirt for cash--these
HARD times. 4s
@D-All orders accompanied by the CASE, and all
articles sold, will be sent home free Of charge the
wagon IL always ready. w. H. ANDERSON.
Main Street, Burlington, Dec. %, "a.
UST received, 100 lbs Zante Currants,
j 20 Boxes new crop Raisins, for eals cheapby
w. II. ANDERSON,
dec Fl, 81 Main street.
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Mallowcll Bank.

s1sffE undersigned are PERSONALLY responsible fol
i all HAllowel Bank Notes paid out by them and
viii radeem in other currency. =
ian. 30. GREEN. THOMAS i CO.
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I,SlSH--5 cases prime Cod Fish, 10 bbis Mackerei,
Il Is ! bbls white fish, for sale by
jane II + HUNT
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ID ANCROFT'S history Of the U.s., s vols. Ford's
ID history Of Illinois Journey to Central Africa, by
Bayard Tayor-just received at the Excelsior Litera
Depot. : Eectl7 '59 :. e. A. VAN METER. u
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silver Nva4e.-yMst n0Coiyyedss
OLIVER table and tee Spoons, for sale by :
b. HIS TON E /,

VIynOLsAL-0Re0 AND COMMISSION.
w MIR CHANT, No 81, Levce, has in store ind
to argiye. the following articles. which be will se
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III ISTORICAL sketches Of Statesmen who flourish
IL ed in the time Of George the Thid, together
with remarks on the French Revolution, by Henry
Lord Brougham, F. h. s., at CORSE'S.
dec. 5th, "a.
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DAGUERREOTYPES.
r.. Il. Nurse.
OF CHiCAG, ILL.

nFF-HAND takings or Crayon sketches of ma n,
~ Of our most eminent men--a great nationa
work at ~ (nov. { VAN METERS.
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WHIca WE OFFER At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
AT A sLIGHr ADVANCE FROM ST. LOUIS Prices.
s J. s. KIMBALL & co.
Burlington, June 20, lS54.-ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1855-11-08
FATAL OCCURRENCE IN THE BAY.
THREE MEN DROWNED.

As the steamboat John Potter, Capt. simpson, was
coming up from AmbOy about O'Clock lac, evening,
when OF Governors island boat full of OBJ
served about two hundred yards ahead crossing h-r
track. The engne stopped, the whistle bown,
end the helm put hard sport, so tA.t the ses ner
swung almost around, but the men in the boat still
rowed across the bows OF tie Potter and at length
came in contact with her. upsetting the boat and
throwing its occupants into the water. Much alarm
prevailed among the passengers Of the Potter, but
Csp, Simpson Immediately manned and .uncned the
lie boa; from the hurricane deck, and put of in
search Of some Of the unfortunate men who hsf
drited of with the tide, while those on board the
steamer rescued four persons and took them on board
After some time the life boat returned with two others
who had been picked up at considerable distance
from the scene Of the accident The boat con-
taired nine men, seven Of them riggers from
the ship S. II. Talbot, and two Whitehall boat
mer. Tie riggers ssy the boatmen were drunk, and
perss ed in running sgains the steamer. The Dsm9s
Of the persons saved se: Daniel W. H,n, master rig
cer; Geo. Cslugan. John Craig. Charles Mercer VIM.
McNauy, Patrick Sasass. Drowned: Leo Pope, ose