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The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-09

state of California, County of Nevada-ss /
Rufus Shoemaker County Clerk and Ex Ocio Clerk of the
Probate Court in and for the County Of Nevada do here
by certify that the foregoing true full and correct
copy OF an order OF the County Judge remaining
record in my Office
In testimony whereof have hereunto my hand and
impress the seal of the Probate Court Office in the ty
OF Nevada this 10th day OF November A. d. 1857.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
BY WIN. SMITH Deputy.
MCCONNELL. 4 fnr dm;p
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-09

JAMES MILLER.
Prepared and sold by A. ID. CG ID. SANDS, Whole
sale Druggists No. 100 Fultonstreet of William
New York.
For sale by DEWITT, KITTLE 4 Co, H. JOHNSON
Co, and REDlNGToN q Co. San Francisco; RICE
ramentO; and by Druggists generally
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-09
ASTONISHING CURE.

Copy of Letter addressed to Agents In Chicago ILL.,,
showing Its value In of Fever Sores.
Messrs j. II. REED h Co.: Gentlemen,-I obtained from
your store bottle of SANDS Sarsapara and was then
confined to my bed without sleep for week. occasioned
by violent pain from regular Fever Sore of long stand
ing on my right leg. My physicians advised me to have
the limb amputaed saying it was the only likely to
preserve my life AMER using hslf Of the bottle the pair
began to ubsde and by the time had used nearly three
bottles, able to transact my regular business and
before had finished the sixth bottle well and
sound as ever had BEEN l most cheerfuy recommend
1t to all my friends most valuable medicine for the
publication Of the blood
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-09

a DNIINISTItAIUIt'S NUTIOEs--Stnte of
IA California, County of Nevada, ss.-In the matter of
the Estate of WM II. ENdIcoTT deceased Notice is here
by given TO all persons having claim against the estate
VIM H. Endicott deceased to present the the un
dersgned Administrator of said estate Nevada Cty
within ten months from the date of this notice. they
will be forever barred s
Nevada Nov. 11th 1851 JOHN b. ENDICOTT
CIV Administrations
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-09
CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, County of Nc

~ vada In Probate Court In the matter of the Es-
tate of WM. II. ENpIC0TT, Deceased.
Upon reading the petition of John b. Endcott Admin
saor of said estate praying for order of Sale of
tain real estate and appearng the satisfaction of the
Court that there not sufficient personal estate in the
possession of said Administrator pay the outstanding
debts against said VIM H. Endcot deceased and the ex
penses of administration and that is necessary sell
said real estate for the said payment the liabilities of the
estate.
1t is therefore ordered by the Court that due notice be
given to all persons interested in said estate to be and ap
pear before the Probate Court at the special term thereof
to be held at the office the Probate Judge at the Court
House in the City of Nevada TUESDAY the Sh day of
OF Tecember 1857 at the hour of 10 O'Clock A. NJ of
that date then and there to show any they can
why an order should not be made directing the sale of said
property in the and upon the conditions set forth
and prayed for in the petition of said administrator and
the proceeds applied to the payment Of said debts.
II is further ordered that true copy hereof be publish
ed IN the Nevada Democrat newspaper published in the
City and County Of Nevada for at least four successive
weeks. THOS. II. CASWEII.
Cnmnty .Indre
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-09
GENERAL TONIC FOR THE SYSTEM
1T IS UNRivALLED.

Science has yet explained the philosophy of ges-
ton. We know that the mascaed food is first
into the semi-hud called chye and afterwards by adj
mixture with the hillary secreOns and other fluids into
chye, milky fluid, which, in its passage to the veins,
becomes blood. But h0lo this is effected we know not
impure the substances formed from it cannot be healthy
and every organ FIBRE and tissue Of the body viii be in
unnatural state This condition of the system is developed
in various forms; sometimes outwardy in Scrofa and
other ucerous and euptive diseases inwardy as in
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia Swelings and decay of the
Bones 1t Is evident then that n medicine which will
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-09
CUMIONs.-st0te Of California, County o.

GUMIONS.-StOte of California, County OF
- Nevada Township of Washington, S. Justices Court
Before NJ G. French j. p The People the State of
ifoTnia, to GEORGE BUP, Greeting
You hereby summoned to be and appear before the
undersigned Justice of the Peace at his Office in said town
ship Friday the 9th day of February D. 1857 at 10
O'Clock NJ to answer to the complaint of JAMES HEN.
bricks and GEORGE PLooG who demands of you the sum
of twenty nine dollars and twenty four cents as will an
pear by reference to complaint file in my Office
when judgment will be taken against you for the said
amount together with costs and damages if YOU fail to
appear and answer To the Sheriff or any Constable of
said County Greeting make legal service and due return
hereof
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of Nov. A. D. 1857.
true copy. NJ. G. FRENCH, JP
Attest J. DAVIS, Deputy Constable
1t appearing by the affidavit that the above named de-
ndant has left this State and further appearing that
there good cause Of action against said defendant Il il
hereby ordered tn service be made by publication in the
Nevada DEMOCRAT weekly paper for the space Of three
months form date.
Given under my hand Nov 9Th A. D. 1857
etd n. @. FRENCH, Justice Il the Peace
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-09
CLEANSE AND PURIFY

the elements Of the blood will these depOrabe dis.
orders and practical experience has established the fact
that SANDS SARsAPARILLA is that medicine By expel-
ling the very seeds Of disease restores to the stomach its
tone to the whole digestive apparatus its vigor and to
the blood, its healthful character.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-09
uAvE CoNFIpENCE.-pr. YOUNG: ,.lI

CORNER Of California and Montgomery u.s. 3, Sp stOir.
The Nevada Democrat., 1857-12-09
IMPORTANT TO EEMALEs-wHEN ,

Corner Of Montgomery and California sts over Wells
Fargo Cos Express department.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-11

H1soNo.-The 81 John Grand Lodge y. and A. NJ OF the
Stale Of New York flashed ~ busOcss on Monday even
ing the installation Of officers excepted We earn from
the report Of the Grand Secretary that the society was re-
organized in June 1862 by convention Of representatives
from subordinate lodgcs which were working under
the urudicon OF the Grand Lodge o. the state of New
York. viz independent Royal Arch No 2, York 1911 NJ.
ncyoeni l92, Hyatt 200, Worth 2lc Keystone 25 Delta
2i2 Independent 1885, Eastern star 227 Lebanon No 49,
Others whose returns made In form Twoof
these lodges only. however, adhered 10 this 70 organize
hon. viz Keystone and fienevocni, which together num-
bcrcd g. members. From this small beginning they have
increased rapidly, and now number el1. GA the
1t June, 1886, thore Go members and since that
time three lodges have Withdrawn, and one hss been
expelled re the iuscIon yet, notwith tand az these
reyerses there has been increase during the last year
OF Isl, being larger net increase than during any other
since its organization
resolution author izing the appoint ment OF committee
" confer with She two other Masonic CFand lodges of the
State on the subject Of uuion presented and referred
~ committee OF three, who reported that In cons
pointed by this Grand Lodge In December last received
from the committee OF the other masonic bodies In this
state, We are OF the opinion that this Grand Lodge would
place itself In humliang pos on by taxing any further
steps IN uis matter until an invitation Is ended 30 by
thcse grand bodies y
The following officers were elected for the ensuing
year
Crond Savs-M W. Fly.
Deputy GRIND Mcs,sy--R ". Ches W AivooJ
.crntT Grand wordcp-R w. John n. HYDE
Junior GRIND Wdrden-R. W. VIM g. Mckay
Grand SyTddrg--R w Salmon Winchester
Grand Troosurer--R W telos smith
Grand CAapoip-R. W James q, Kent, r. W. Stephen
Remiu gton
Grand Lsrtvrsy.-R W Hopkins Thompson.
The Grand Lodge then fOf nally adjourned.
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The NEw TRADE IN AFRICAN LABoR.-We re-
ferred yesterday to some statements made by the
Spanish papers in relation to the new phase the
trade in African negroes is assuming in Europe
and pointed out how the modified system Of
getting negroes was likely to kill of the old
slave traders effectuslly. We find in the London
Times anelaborate article which we republish in
another column, in relation to free emigration
from Africa to the West Indies, under contract
or as apprentices, to grow sugar and cotton for
the furnishing markets Of Europe. We are
highly gratified at the motherly care the Times
exhibits for us and particularly for the Northern
States, in showing them how they can get sup
ply Of niggers to cultivate their fields i'm return
for having so bonorably abolished slavery We
commend the remarks OF The Times TO our philan-
thropc philosophers and to our slave traders
generally. We doubt not they will be delighted
with them, az ii shows both how they can get
more nvrcrs
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THE LATEST NEWS.
News from Washington,

THE FLORIDA INDIAN wAK-KxrH1TeD ARRIVAL OF
GIN. WHARF.-THE NAVAL COURTS, Erc.
Inn n sr-

THE FLORIDA INDIAN wAR-YxPgJrsD ARRIVAL OF
GES. wALxER-TE NAVAL COURTS, ETC.
WASHINGTON. June 10, 1857.
TIE War Department entertains strong hopes that
Florida difficulties will be terminated amloably during the
present summer; but Until settlement be hal the
W be vigorously prosec ltei.
Col prinkard Acting Secretary OF War during the ab
Of Mr. lloyd, who ef, yesterday for wcs, Point,
pespaiches were received to day from Gen. william
Walker. lie expects arrive here tomorrow or mex
day, and desires his friends make puDh
ton. lie prefers qu!e, and privacy.
Hou Paulls Powell, Of Virginia i a, Kirkwood's.
william B. Gore has been appointed Marshal Of Mime
sofa. wee Irwin, res gaed
late Information has been received from Ncw Orleans
that Super nicndea Bca has everything rcadiacs. and
Is about 10 from Fort pcGance,hc eastern terminus
TO Mahay river, on his expedition.
Passed Assistant Surgeon James uuests Of the navy
bas resigned
In Naval Court No !, the OF Lieut. Bowers coming
up. Surgeon James T. Mason and Lieut. g. o. Balch were
examined II Court NO. the case OF Lieut. A. Gibson
being considered when Capt John Kelly, Com shaw
and Cart. Maddox o.! the Marine corps were examined
for Lieut. g. Esvcrdy Johnso on. Mr Bloun, and T. Phil
lrs arc his council Ia Court 40 2 the case OF Capt
Ia,mer IL s before IT, and urser Bridge was examined
to-day her short time tbs court yas sitting wI.h closed
doors.
There nor one thousand mea employed on the Cap.
ito. extension, ard the work is progressing rapidly.
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PHILADELPHIA sTocx BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHrI-apxi PIuA, June 10, 1857.
Stocks heavy. Pennsylvania fvcs So Rsadiog Rail.
road, SPY; Long Island Railroad, TX; rennsyiyania
MoEuE, June 10, 1857.
Cotton is dull and prices are unchanged The receipts
during the last three Gays amount to 100 bales ,-
Cotton i unchanged. Sales today 100 bales; receipts
day. $40 ba.o Dccrca rcce pt al this PORT as com
pared with the same time last year, 20 900 bales; de
or sased receipts a, all Southern ports 6i7 900 bales,
Flour Is active at unchanged prices White corn, s6c.
81 Pork is dull Bacon-Long middes, i3c Gauny
cloth, IL sc. gunny bsgs IL SC Freichts stagusn,
Sterling exchange l0'a per cent premium Exchange on
albany. June lo-lPM
There Is nothing doing in wheat western mixed corn
Ia held nj sec with no buyers zoo bushels OF round
yellow was held 9sc There wa, sale Of 600 bushels
BrrTAIo, June io-6PM
Flour closes steady; sales OF 500 bb a, 81 so 81 for
common 20 choice supernnc Illinois and wi-consn and
s. 20 81 30 for extra Ohio aud Indiana Wheat closes
arm; sales Of 800 bushels n 81 80 FOR Chicao sTng:
81 81 81 o. for choice Milwaukee club. and 81 SOL
81 SAX for white Michigan and Indiana. Corn opened
10 yer and closes steady saes o. 5000 bushels at 7ic
closing steady sales OF 200 bbls SIC Causl frcghs-
nkc. 12tic for and l5c. for cheat to Now York
1000 bbls. dour, ~ 600 bushels Canal shlpmens
rs 900 bushels wheat, all for poats west Of Syracuse
.i,to bmhes corn, oae-thrd 70 udewAtsr
flour IL unchanged Sales today 900 bhs a, s. 6al.
for indiana and SIS 81 IS for Owego brands wheat -
nrm Sales 5000 bushels, at ~ al 81 ~ for Chicago
spring, and ~ 5; for white Canadian Corn Is quct the
lake imports are unimpoap' Canal exports 800 bbs
Hour, 10000 bushcs wheat, and go bushels corn.
CHICAGO, June q, 1867.
Flour steady, and business limited at previous pfcss
Wheat quiet. Corn dull at coo. Oais dul and tending
downward Pork lrm. Shipments to Bunao-Flour
me- wheat, corn, a. 800 bushels. To Oswego-
IA, 900 bushels 10 M0niroai-e brshes corn
CiuCACo June 100 p. NJ
Flour closed quiet and steady. Wheat 5usine,s limited
Of previous rates. torn dr sales Gle. oats quiet and
tending dosnward. Pore arm. Shipments to Buffalo
5000 bushels wheat, 81 Oc0 bdsnels corn; no aour
shipments to Oswcg0 i3,OO0 bsshes wheat IA 600 sush.
els corn, no -four
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-11

MsptNE Ia GEANCK's CoScEr.-Nme Anna lie Ia
Grange announces that her farewell and only concer, in
this city to be given Nibl,s to night when she
will be assisted By Nine seienburg, Mile simon Sgnor
Ceresn, and others The programme embraces variety Of
brilliant operate compositions for ths Of which
Mime Ia Grange Ia pre- emnenily distinguished. Aside
from her merits artist aud the fact that she never
disappointed audience this lady enjoys high social
position; consequently II probable iha, every aud
standing place will be filed with music loving people who
desire TO hear her notes for perhaps tho last time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-11

HfAvY SHIPMENT OF SPECIE.-The Arabia de-
parted yesterday for Liverpool with the heavy
shipment of tro millions tco hundred and sixty-
fire thousand t,co Hundred and tcenty:four dollars
(S2,265,224) in specie, The largest exporta-
ton of hard cash ever made in any ship from
this port, by at least half million Of dol
lars. European dry goods and hardware, silks,
laces, jewelry, French 5joue,ie, &c, &c, will
account for the bulk of this little instalment
in the way of exchange. About 100000 of this
sinking fund 60 over to the Rothschilds upon
gold shaving operation for the relief of the Bank
of France. After while there will he q more
universal run for specie, and pretty general run
down of all sorts of paper substitutes. Let us
keep Off the lee shore.
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Affairs In PittsburQ.
Affairs In Piusburg.
TIE ONO RrvER-pAyMENr OF INTEREST or BONDS
OF pKyAuLrrNa RAILROAD COMPANIES.

OF DKYArLrrs9 RAILROAD COMPANIES.
PrrsrrEc, June 10, 1851.
There eleven ces six inches Of water In the chauno
Of the river a, this point, and II Ia stl rising fast
A county convention 10 consider the question Of doub
Ing the county tax 10 pay the interest bonds issued to
dcaung railroad companies in session here to day
and al burned I'LL the I'D inst One hundred and ff
teen delegates were present, and all Ave districts
were represented. RESOLUTIONS dcnouncipg the sale
Of the main line canal by Pennsylvania; requesting the
Commissioner to apply FOR injunction sgains, ~ 10 post
pone the levyrg Of taxes until after the assembling o
the convention, aud appointing Committee Of rnycsiga
ton repor, alleged frauds IN The Issue OF county
bonds passed aimee, unanimously. The question Of
repud alton not passed upon but resolution fsvorng
the payment Of al the bonds issued laid on the table
sys vote ef 20 against -.
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The New Hampshire Democratic State Con-
yenlicn.

CONCORD, n. H., June 10, 1867.
Hon. Geo. w. Morrison, of Manchester, presided
the Democratic State Convention held here to- day Asa
p Cute Of Mortified, nominated for Governor the
first ballet Frederick Vase, OF Walpole, nominated
for Railroad Commissioner. The resolutions adopted
dorsc the last and all previous democratic administrations
pledge support Presden. BGchanan sustain the
bred Scott decision advocate repeal of the Maine law and
readopt former resolves concerning the leading demo
cratic No speeches made. The Conven-
ton was full and harmonious
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WASHINGTON, June 10, 1851.
The mails from all parts OF tue South ate due
70 hand.
The New Orleans papers received contain Vera Cruz al
vices 2ls ul and from the city Of Mexico 10 the
10th. Extensive PREPARATIONS making Vera Cruz,
both at the fort and in the town. anticipation Of a
Spanish INVASION The same alarm prevailed nj the capl.
tai and force Of - 900 men was TO be raised ami held In
rca " repel any attack thai might be made.
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The Turf.

The exceedingly Indictment state Of the weather ycsicr
day induced the proprietor TO postpone the m next
Tuesday when, should the day prove fair remarkably
nne sport may be anticipated between the animals enter
ed Tor the milo aud three mile heats. ON the follow
ing cay there will be four mile between Nicholas L.
sue Washington and Lucy PhilHps-wiihout doub, the
fastesf trio In the cnun,rv
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The Case or the federal and State Authori-
ties La OeAio.

CINCINNATI, June 10, 1857.
The case Of the State against the United States authorities
came up in the District Court this morning Mr. Mason,
for the Defence read several the general purpor
OF which were that the first fire came from the United
States Marshals party, aud that they very violent
In their nanner treating the prisoners they had in
charge very hsrshiy. The dispositions or several
ladies, agreeing with the foregoing were also
read Sheriff Laytons family ply stefan do ,osed tina, no
lying very seriously H. and that probably he never
would fully Another affidavit stated thai tho
Marshals men generally armed
The Court adjourned this afternoon until 10 O'Clock TO-
morning in order to give time to the Marshal s
ounse to procure further aidavits.
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CONDITION or THE SraAETs.-We are in the
constant receipt Of communications in reference
TO the abominably filthy condition of the streets
of this city. 1t would answer no good purpose
to publish them There is but one feeling in the
breasts Of all the residents of New York on the
subject, and that is that the city might as well
be, and that in fact it practically is, without any
responsible government at all. Although our
annual taxes amount to some six or seven mil
lions of dollars our citizens have to contract with
private watchmen to guard their dwellings, in
lieu Of police and with scavengers to relieve the
streets of nearly a years accumulation of filth.
Both these movements are becoming quite gene
raj.
There are a variety of causes operating to
produce this disgraceful condition OF affairs. The
principal ones are, however, the unwarrantable
Deddipg of country politicians in the affairs of
the city, and the utter worthlessnes andcoTrupiion
Of most Of those who are elected to fill our
public Offices The attempts to tinker up
the charter have produced such disorder that no
one can positively say who is responsible for not
having the streets cleaned and the vileness and
corruption that exist in all branches of the city
government inevitably lead to the awarding Of
contracts to men who have no intention to do
any thing but draw on the treasury for pay So,
between the ignorant impeItinence Of State
Legislators, the venality of the city legislation
and the general unftness Of municipal officers
and contractors, We have a state of things that
would reflect discred,t on a community Of Hot
tentots The citizens of New York will have to
adopt measures to rid themselves and the city of
this disgrace.
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TRASqrILLITYlS xASsAs-rHE UTAH APPOINTMENTS.
wAsrsCros, June 10, 1867.
oaoial and private sdyices the Administration
tina, there Is probability Whatever that the peace Of
Kansas will be interrupted, and that the pending coatro.
vcrsy promises happy termination.
There eight or ten applicants Tor Utah Juiecshps.
william n. Cerc has boon appointed United States Mar
shall for Minnesota, vice Irwin, resigned.
Mr.. jenkins will be superseded Consul al Nsvg,or's
Islands.
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Opening Of the Tchur rtspcc Routs.

WV Nf"fhN'f oNhc w. iN'fs
The schooner Chpos, frem MInai,,lan, brings in,ci.
eenoe Of the opening Of the Tehuaniepec route Vessels
had commenced arriving at ven,oss Day, AMI pas
sergers had crossed the lshnus and here the
Chi oa The road and bridges will probably be finished
completely for stages on the frut OF october.
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The Advance Wages of seannen.

BosroS, June 10, 1867.
The meeting at the Exchange to day In relation to dis
continuing advance to referred the subject
committee Of ten, who will hereafter make report.
Letters read from the Chambers of Commerce CT
New York, New Orleans and Liverpool, requesting CO.
operation furherance OF the OBJECT benefit to
men as veil as TO shipping interest
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Isise IN the Aneehen River-Ssrious Dcstruc-
ton or Property.

PrrTsnrRG, June 10, 1857.
The recent heavy rains have caused sudden the
Allegheny river and the destruction Of property aoa has
been considerable. An immense feet OF RATS have been
destroyed, and a number Of boats loaded with coal and
metal lost in consequence Of breaking from their moongs
The loes is estimated at forty to fifty thousand dollars
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General Walker at Louisville.


General Walker rccevod the citizens Of Louisville this
morning a the house OF his brother law Mr. Richard
son. HIS father was present. with the elite Of the city He
attends the theatre this evenng with bis STAR and leaves
for Cincinnati to morrow
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Congressional Nomination.

New ORLEANS, June Q, 1857.
Hon Niles Taylor has been nominated for Congress by
the democrats Of the Second Congressional district
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Obstinate Prize Fight near Buffalo.

BUFFALO, June AZ, 1901
A prize fight between Dennis Horrigan and Harry Lara
took place this afternoon at Point Abino, for six hun
bred dollars side The Sight lasted three hours and two
minutes, and hundred and two rounds were fought
Lazarus Was the winner
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The Southern steamers.
THE FLORIDA AT SAVANNAH.

SAVANNAH June 10, 1857.
The United States mail steamship Florida arrived here
from New York this morning.
TIE MARION AT CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, June Q, 1857.
The United States mail steamship Marion, Capt Foster,
from New Yor. arrived here this Tuesday) morning
FIVE occck.
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NEW YORK HERALD, THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1857.

whether the spirit Of the constitution and the &C.
they can. the work Of the last fifteen years must
be done over again, or the practice end principle
of genuine epubicauism must be abandoned
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The News.

New York. Thursday, June II, 1857.
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ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.

NlRi.O's GARDEN, Broadw av-IiGHr Rorx FxAr-Fxs
IVA DAssAsr-B,ASoo MAGIC kwoRo.