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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15
Actual increase OF Loan. for the week.. ss5,s

ACtusl
The HarrisGurg Cni0R states that the meeting OF
the Supreme Court, which was to have taken place at
Harrisburg Friday, the 18th inst, to hear the ap-
plcaton for an injunction to restrain the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company from purchasing the Main Line OF
the Public Works, has been postponed until Tuesday,
the 10th inst, on which day it will meet in Phadel-
phia at 10 o'clock
The principal banks in Canada announce that after
the lei Of January next they will adopt the dollars and
cents currency in their accounts. The existing Colo
NAL laws must, of course be modified, so as to con-
form in the letter TO this financial reform.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15
COURT CALENDAR-FoR Mon

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT.-Same calendar
ss Friday. - ~, aoo ooo o,,
SUPREME COURT CIRCUIT.-NOs. 3l2, 1903 $50, GA
SIS PIG 1865 4g7 49, sos 5O9 SIS 527 $751; 1921, 5i ST.
SIS, $40 =, On On, 200
SUPERIOR CoURr-Trsl Term.-Nos. ~ 6yl, IUS,
5l0 81 464 602 49, 400 62 62 &C. 6O3 III co., l1S75 SOL
mi CO.. 665 $751; 4is g. s. 1914 $50 6 l8s 7Ol 1877 wv loi
49, le2 els, Ss2 7l9, 20, 4ss 1862, GIG SO
1s Part I-Nos 1904 1895 H. 81 1865 64 III, 49,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

BOSTON-Arr June H. ship Crown Point, Cook Liver
pool. bark Andes Merriam NewYork briss Ansrcs Rs
bins Baltimore; Cen Boyd, FurbeL lcouco Rivs, Law
Ann Bryant Philadelphia; Falcon (BT from PIT Spain
C. q. H. returned here to-day in lesky condition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15
Receipts of Produce. H..

Ply North Rirey Bods5 l5 bbls. Flour, l~ Pks' "'1y'
lOttO hush. Oats o,o
Bv EJie Railroads.&c. bbls Whisky, SS DO Provisions 2~s
sides Leather. - pkss Butter, - hhds. Tobacco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

The largest shipment last year in any week was in
the week ending June 2s g. l93 49, Against the above
shipment we have received 81 $40 900 from California
and gained $69l ,7O4 the Sub-Treasury, in addition
TO receipts from the interior which have been consid
cradle, probably 5000, 900 to 100000.
The following is comparative statement of the
value of certain exports from the commencement of
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

SATURDAY, June -, I85T.
AsBEs-The market steady but quiet for both kinds
sales Of IS bbs ~ So 25 for Pots and 81 IS for Pearls
COTTON-The market has improved &C. more marked on
Mddpg and active 5000 bales sold Of which 5000
were in and 2OQo the spot including LOCO bales
Tcaas We quote:
NEW.,ORK
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

Sch Lucy Robinson $50 tons years old late Of Newht
ven Las been purchased by Capt Nathan Davis and oth
Of Somerset Mas for about - ooo She halls fos
SsIxe
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

IMMATURE ALMASAc....THs DAY.
s, p,.a. - IA sets...,,.,. 1852 Moon-Rsesl2:l6z
wATER....TBIs DAY.
svHook ON Gov Island. :O9m He'll Gste... 25Os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

Since Jan l..,..... fN,4FSJi f32bI45I5 f1-'''O'U-'
The Specie exports for the week unprecedentediy
large and even exceed the amount anticipated. The
two boats to-day took $4,000. The aggregate Tor
the week ending this day, aud for the year 1857 thus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

No account is taken in this statement of Melada
arrived in 1856, the quantity being small; and the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

Excess repeipts.. se9O,575 sssis,lO4 s4,6s3S5
OF these supplies some portion went TO Europe via
Boston.
We annex comparative statement of the imports
of Merchandise at NewYork for the week, and since
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

arrivals Of Manila Sugar also left out-Wi'hng 70
show only the transactions with the West lndies Blu
Louisiana whence come our chief supplies.
BY the above statement it will be seen thai the re-
cepts from June /, 1857, to lst December next must
be 37 hhds and % 2l3 boxes to make the STOCK on
the Ist December next the last year, PROVIDED
the sales henceforward as large as then, whlcn
can be safely calculated on, if We may judge by tne
sales thus far. Importers say this amount eanno Dc
received and time only determine the correctness
Of their calculations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-06-15

Since January 1...... $50 7oe sg724S79 slGS4''
We a comparative Statement of the Exports
of Merchandise from New-York 10 Foreign PORTS
for the week and since Januaryl:
1883. 1856. IS3I:,
Total for the week.. l2s 6s5 sl4756S S1o'ao.
Previously repoIted.... T,lel39 3l,l9ss57 5Zo-l's@
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24
VALUABLE LANDS IN THE cousTLEs OF AcooxAe
and NorAAmpioa, The KAsisrn shore VI vrgsia. b

II
and N@Asrupsos, me KAsisrn sSors Of vEglss, 5
chinsosssas Ssy and me maj. ro.d running roass "a
par yrypA shieh borders he eastern boundary Of IN
THIS trsot q Rsa e,s,ns The rse ~ leo ,e--s o. who,
Wheat cn oas and Il. crop. Sssss rs.el IN DIS sc
q he country The residue hleily .si IN pins wool e
believes h~i here could be eu; o cnrds q pine WOE
sGd tsn have an abundant supply for hs as ~ The paa
ton There Is good site Cor srsi aad saw NH via a.
q We oner ic .alc bsws.n ara ioo acre, Of land ..
beins capable o. feeding through ,he VIII ks
DO proyender other uan ne palura graAs lge herds o.
The very best generally conceded, IN all hs Atlantic
9S sad 0i III a arls y ss so1 S p 'a On
To the east Of Chngo:saEus. Assaieasse slani,
ae S az . .sSa on IS. rss Ec , o1 ~
pasture snd % PLANTING s.ounes or oy.e herr arc as
oca'cd Coy mskng an ana very prufa5e tss.sss alth
. s S Sgs. ~ sre m o.s SS s ' 10 ne
: De kiard honorable Cor he -u5ry Of Ne ar and
Thess lands Al beAauy siuaied ne water, n fst
New YORK. Philadelphia AND Bantaors.
The rsn,f ming lraci yardsy N ne county e sorA
siresms rinuing eiher sds q " 10 an 1ssry l,sass
Il contains three hundred aud eghi.SS ss - u ssi Gsa
.Lian, IRON t.syile NE eqnn iowa Short hr,s MES
vlJ numbered VIII he besi OAK and hear nlns The
IN NE midst Of an hisren, ana henJ rsinsd popuISaoa
confined with The f-cies o. hvnr, va NJ wafer iarn
uvsed and The .hores abound vl,a manure, In The fOrn
aesveed and shells
Terms of pres required for svans~ui Cyer~-s;
the Wnder lsndl twenty ave thousand dollar
third 70 be paid when possession rvcn aud The hAar~s
IN and two In 80 usl nsismenA viii interest," fy
date.
The island land Eve thousand dollars
terms Svsnsgu Yardley 10 held ~ sir thounand DOLLAR
like The purchaser In ach cpmplyt,s
with he cash payment and the execution ~ his bonds ~
1us or 70 have me als retained 70 soSarS ne sr,a pay
apts not sold si private sale 81 which d,s
will be given, such should be the shah sell
public auction The second Monday IN July, NJ Eas vile
NORTHAMPTON county the farm advertised above "Yarc
l~y and the fourth Monday In July hat being hs
" day in Accomaa shsn eel Bwansgus and he
lands At pubhs auction.
Any in rsson " the property aAvert,s>c
above addressed william r. Nottingham Nashville, fcrh
amptop county, Eastern Shore, Virginia; W Dr. sosc
NJ Garrett NillamsbwG Virginia win be ply AuSnds
answered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24
RIO rouKIsTs-sUwNER EsORT.-LAKs DUNNoR1

RIO roURIqrs-yuwMRR EsORT.-LAKE DUHvOR1
Il House. salisbury vt-1hs delightful summer resort
open fr The The house new, spscous and airy
several cottages attached.
situated At the base Of Mountains the ives,
border eve miles IN length hy In wdA
IN LOCALITY unrivaled for beauty m scenery and or W. ssu
hrOu snd nvgoratine climate eight miles die ant from pub
W borouehare- OVERS those DESTROYS Of quiet
ain retreat for IN. al the enJ0ymens Of the countrr
9Th he fnund e The best watering places
The AXE II stocked with heh o various ktnds and the reGs
SorinR MOUNTAIN strpams afford an abundance Of trout
Access 70 the from RrNbdon Nddebury, both on
~ Rutland end Burlington Railroad either aiout eight p
distant ~here be had al All ames Famine
wpersons desnus remaining month or more, Will dad
~ very moderate Route from New YORK 70 tlbsnI
JAS A. sIxoFs, superinienden,
sAlssuRr, June I, 1857.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

SHREWSBURY, NEW JRssEy.-THE PAVILION no.
- tel, PORT Washington, open for the reception n
vers and boarders Boa leave the foot o. Robinso street
daily.
CEA BATHrSe.-HArsIor HOUSE LONG BRANCH,
~ ~ j., will be Tor the reception of bOareere and
trAnset visltsrs uune Is SAMUEL LAIRD, Proprietor.
CEA AND RIVER BArBING.-TBE ssAvIEw HOUSE
- At the Highlands rev jersey, open for The recep
transient company boat leaves foot o.
Robinson street. daily. VIM W. sMIIH, Proprieor.
TIN wAssATO rEnPERArOR house. rs NOW OPEN
for the reception summer boarders ramlies who In
Few 10 the country be
dated ney furn.hei The mediation Of the
mi. inferior 70 none, having hne bah
house, groves 10 and eNpendid trout brook within few
yards OF The house. The Wassac House situated In the most
healthy Of Duchess county, the line OF the Harer
Railroad aud Cor reah and beauty Of mountain sceney
ac can no, be surpassed rhyse who wish eomfnrsbk
home ~ould 10 well 70 cal and see Cor ihenselyee,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

DOOKEki PING. ARlrnAETiG. A. We" sftpENrs
- sre rerevec day atd vtnrg uro NJ 'ttnn r l'rns
sthtNN I. rs rcms. So hraiNav m t.Frw % D.
sepa aiey impaired tnJl and r5t4g NJ a. BE Ia prsc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

l. ~. l. ~.
A coon Productive rARN wANTED-OF GOV.
"A vcaisnt dfat CT, also, 300 wanted o. llan rct
eitse IN one several sums, sso yfs n NfuarA 10 er
charge tor sock OF ro0ds vel sgiel shr 1 uest
a. RtfNrfsI ", fi hro1dwV.
fvOuNTEHs wAvrrD-roUR CCuNrEts. TWELVE
" feet hing nrd icry lnchee vide slr 1ns nd plat
form underneath Apply a. 81 Ceiar street 20 fairs
HOUSE wsNrED-A COTrAgE oH BRICK HOUSE.
III With 'trht uiue w tryiifn hn uqrer oar
ci this civ. hke ~ hire fururre via nf tus. rent
low. Address ssdog rent. As. box US losl OCT lee.
ITO BoATMEN-wAErED. A BARCE sufT sfhE FOR
the lumber trade IN one, r Fhct efnooy-
viii be rven, In exchange foe rtsl tH1e ~ t1syn.
Gail =, ne un Der ard, Of Cuil1a nli Harrison
streets, BroDkl' n.
WhNrEf-A SMALL HDUS1 ~ ftis GoNS IRY,
Pleasantly aud heshfuily ocsCt, Zoe four moet1s oy
longer OranEe Blo-nfeld. u. preferred sddrss.
with psr'icnlars r. II. W. Herald on
-------
WANvEI--A SMALL CoTTsns re W.. AID
w dress, stating parucuars, hon 10 fuet ouiH
NsETED-ROON AND STEAM rOWhE; sBolr 400
w square feet ~ and Sd % i-n al e. plt-; vel
lighted, ana further up than ClN ply Al
70 H. etnsn 81, up stairs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

.tNE DEsoIsEtI FRASrAIsE DEsrRE UNE PLACE
~ dsns ne fannie Amtricane respectable. sadresser
~ rue Leonard chez INNS. Oacho
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

LNOR sALE-A VERY SUPERIOR COUNTRY SSAT AT
sAuEeries, opposite 1voi station, the Hudson River
kAroad Embracing the better portion Of The grounds late Of
Henry barclay, ard conAioir l acres, less desired
House 60zio0 feet uSstsn'i. and elegant with all mo
dern improvements including water and through
Scenery unsuvpasssd the place being lofty with
mAnding view Of the Hudson and adjoining country grounds
we'll shaded wiib and fruit tres &C. Apply TO
BLAsh L. RflI,AkD, Esq, on the premises, 70 o. w.
aAWkIkS. at NO. % Fine street, basement
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

lNARM FOR SALE-OR EXOHANGa FOR CITY PaO
perry, sfae In st. Andrews town RI Montgomery Orange
county, miles Of kewburg conssngof 1876
good of cutiva iOn and woodland Fruit OF
al hints r. abupaance The improvements are 'rge two
story dwelling With dining room Kitchen bath wash
and woodhouae attached commod barn. stable hay
and wagon houses and all outbuldngs complete
orr Ais the farm, double tenement houses For
ru, bsr particulars inquire Of T. B. Lifts ELL co. No. 10
James slip. n v
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24
REAL ESTATE SALES.

EARN FOB sALE-sITUATED ~ NILES FROM TIKI
y heksville station, l., rs mile. from New Yort, coz
high .se Of culuya nj new ssh room house barn COT
hs healthier end pleasant site aon being only
M miles from the bays north and SOUTH where there Is GOOD
A~hhg the and noted for buck
berries and blachberrss which can be found In prou'on
grass very promsng and viii with the farm dc
ared Apply 10 p. BELL, 3tS Fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

A ARbLE HOUSE, NEW BRIGHTON SATIN LAND
M two families may obtain saper'or ryoms with
hoard ibis commodous residence, ocsted on
hs Ground commanding msenh tent vss of the Bar and
Nrrows and only eight mnuss wax from the Terry ften
awe grount In lawns orchard ann GARDEN arye aos spd
house, excellent jA1iDg Apply address
Marble House, New brighton
DRIv ATE BOARD At 3. RATOGA sPRfSGS.-rHRue
i four tam lies he nmods I'D With good
and board roadway wi bin block OF Congress sprtng
For rarteusrs address r. X box 81 Post Office N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

GoR sALE-PRICE IS 25l-ON sHEEPsHCAD BAY, l..
L. Abou six niles frvm Rrooklvp, he Shore hand
house, about 81 feet deep, with piazza thoee
., end shout % fs' long the whole being covered with
the Res qua lit NJ tin Ia re is also promenade the top
feet sqas. deacsed from the bonse The place contains
abou the ana VITA oubudDgs and water
wnhn feet OF the with shade trees 10 trout and good
hshirg, bathing, &c Possession may be had immedaley
inquire of rOhRUY l59 Pearl street. a. d. Ludlow
A 40 street ~ "
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

A GOOD OPPORTUNITY TO ENGAGE IN MEROAN
a tile life The advertiser feeling DESTROYS Of withdrawals
from his ssfu and well established mercantile
house in If he 18th and dist ouon to
from the civ, will treat Immediately with person
lady cash p of rom SIS 90 TO $4,000 An ini. rview
be immediately obtained by addressing s. s. Journa
of CONNIE Onlce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

Cos SALE THE kKw FIRST CLASS FOUR STORY
brown stone hou,e In the choice location No 80 West
III iy first between Fifth and Broad way hn
vh.s the best With STYLE with all modern improve
Sire gx60 Terms easy. Apply on the preu1ises
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

purpose OF nanuacuTi ohSrcsil for tn- use OF rec
6srs founders gsis, nrt works a. willing y
q, vote hs teuupu ths fnand par realize nand
pront aboie Investment NoHe bit prinripa
need apply pat paid with aud address, 70 Mentor
Posi ture
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

COUNTRY 30 RID AT NEW ROCaEI LIE =. PRIVATE
" family, occupying splendid house. would like TO take
ism single gentlemen for the The house IL
beau huy located hat Is called Dsvvnpors seck front
ing the FOUND, where here ba hing dshux IA
There land attached sboun vegetable
al fruit; also peasye boat carriage house SC Apply
No Fifteenth street. nj Mr.. rosers place. New
kCch
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

HoR sALE-THs LEASE or TWO LOTS OF GROUND,
together with building Is feet rcnt by 80 feet deep,
hree high suitable manufacturing OF sny
description wih stable and hons attached This viii
be- d,sp sed Of ba gain. Terms For further
tcusrs inquire III J VAN NRss on the premises No 60
North frsi williamsburg blocks from Houston
and Ora street ferries; or Of BRIEe AID ANS pumDers
sorner OF Bleecker and Perry streets, New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

CNOR sAIE-EIGhT LOTS NORTHEAST CORNER or
Fifth svente sixty fourth syeet-four Fifth
ard four s,y stree. Also seven lots on north side
Fifty seventh street, Is feet Of Fifth Asn
o Of Fifth and Forty b
street. opposite Columbia College grounds Terms liberal
Address o. ,. PIrfgFFEN, 20 John street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24
vnr,op aoynsEIss nDsss.

J-KE pAsEFT 81 FTi.LE CorrUatEREs, )E PARIS,
u cesrere cans faule faire lee rpbes IN
nfrc In lingerie eies peuvent naev des lecoos de
cats ies m ieurs u sommendauon Ssdrss-er A IL,
lers q Nee
IrNE JUNE FnLE FRANCA1ss, PARLANr ALLIE
u nand desire trpuvsr place da1s maisJn
aAsn.r les enfsns Sadresser ciez Mne sheia "a rue
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24

(lOUNThY B0AKD-ONh LARGE OR TWO OR THIEF
" snail families accommodated with boa d and
pie IN is htjul os.on in rarrypwn;
by boat and cars; lie Address lint
1arryiown Post office call at hs drug store
the dsVot
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-24
IssTar,u,ne.

LADY WHO HAS suxr rsAC n'Na IN sHr FCUTi
- Tor ne l~t three yesrs wi.tes tns,lon ~ me
prvate family. Teaches all The tra1ches ~ .nKiis
siuc.oE, WITH music sod slnginT ~ rTtes rsur@ ~
sgvrn. "a rrss q Que wees Sua-, hsl 30 1fce
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-11

ARMITAGE's BUILDING.-This is GER
ta1nly the most substantial and handsome
building in the county, and tire citizens
OF Sonora may well feel proud of the en-
terPrise and liberality that the worthy
proprietor has exhibited in its construc-
ton. The first story is divided into two
rooms, one of which Mr. Armitage has
fitted up and occupies as a drug store.
In point Of beauty aud artistic design, we
are of the opinion THAT this room is not
excelled In the State. The proprietor
purposes lighting his building with Var
ney's Patent Gas-an article that is used
pretty extensively in San francisco and
Sacramento, and is said to be of very
superior quality; the agency of which he
has for Tuolumne county. Joe is always
personally on hand to attend to the wants
OF the public, and for his enterprise and
industry, he undoubtedly deserves libe-
raj share Of its patronage. All those who.
are in want of anything in the way Of
drugs, medicines &C., would do well to
give him call.
a. The death of the first child born,
in Columbia is announced to day.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-11

GERMAN BALL.--A well regulated
German Ball was held in Concert Sa-
loon," on last Monday evening. The
music by Free Papes' was excellent,
and altogether, the party passed off in a
highly creditable manner to the Germans
of this place.
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-11
GOING HOMEy

VANHE Subscriber. wishing to return to the
Atlantic States offers the foltnwing property foe,
Sale most reasonable terms. wit One HOUSE auJ
lOI, situated on Washington street. at the junction of
iSroadway, and known as the FOUNTAIN HOTEL Alsc,
the HOuSEand lOF or jackson street. known as PApES
NATIONAL SALOON. Fhe above property will be sold
cheap For further information enquiFeor j. q; SPARKS
at his Office near tts Fountain Hotel
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-11
NObly Done.


In the eastern part of Columbia, there
lives poor Irish family, whose members
are composed of a husband, wife and two
young children. The husband had been
unfortunate in his business, about six
weeks ortwo months since, when the wife
and mother took severe cold which she
neglected. although rapidly becoming
seated upon her lungs, until about week
ago, when entire prostration forced her
to make her sufferings known to her hus-
band, who Immediately procured ply
siclan but too late Her lungs had be-
come SO affected that upon sounding them,
the physician pronounced her beyond re-
covery. The woman seemed to have
been educated for better fortunes, and
yet here in California, in the midst of
gold, was noble-hearted woman found
in dying condition and in consequence
of poverty was destitute of every comfort
OF life The cabin possessed only one
room, without floor and even unpro-
vided with comfortable chair on which
the sick might rest her wearied bones.
In answer to the physician who alluded
to her poverty, she said "my husband is
L;nJ ~ 80 oc1 H., III
able to do;" and thus, without complaint
or murmur as to her own comfort she was
rapidly living out the few remaining days
of her existence in the midst of rags, hun
cry children aud dirt; when fortunately,
a few days since, kind hearted woman
in whose generous and humane breast,
beats a kind and sympathizing heart,
heard of her suferings and Immediately
interested herself in her behalf By in
teresting others, and contributing her.
self for the relief of the suffering; mat
trasses, an easy chair, fannels for change
of raiment, and number of other little
comforts were procured and sent to the
relief of the unfortunate woman nice lit
tie dainties suited to the taste of the sick
were prepared, so that now, as far as
is possible with dying woman, she is
comfortable.
A lady who but recently visited her,
found her seated in her easy chair, un-
happy it is true, at the thought of leaving
her poor little children upon the cold
charities and changes of the world, and
yet, aldently thanking heaven for its mer-
cics and asking God Almighty to "bless
the dear ladies who so kindly contributed
to her wants." Here is exhibited no.
bility of heart, upon the part of some of
our ladies, which cannot but be approved
by unacceptable and well pleasing in
the sight Of Heaven. The Good Samar-
itan was neighbor to him who was found
by the way-slde." The ladies have
proven themselves neighbors to the poor.
afflicted Irish woman. Il was naked,''
sarth the Lord, "and ye clothed me,
hungry and ye fed me; sick, afflicted, and
ye took me in" When saw we thee
an hungered and fed thee" &c, saith the
righteous. sIn as much as We did this
to one Of the least of my disciples, We
have done it unto me-" A good and gen.
erous deed blesseth both the giver and
receiver, and to him that has done kind
ness to Ills fellow man, will arise within
the soul, an approving conscience that
will repay thousand fold, for every gem
erous word or action.
ARMITAGE's BUILDING.-Thisi is GER
tainly the most substantial and handsome
building in the county, and tire citizens
The weekly Columbian., 1857-04-11

SACRAMENTO BEE.-The Sacramento
Union, pays the following liberal and
Just remarks to the Bee, which made its
appearance on last Monday evening, as
an evening paper:
"Our cotemporary-the Bee--yester-
day made its appearance as an evening
paper. We trust the change may prove
advantag eous; for the Bee is sprightly,
enterprising sheet, and richly merits sue
cess. 1t has always been conducted with
ability"