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The Nevada journal., 1859-08-12

TERMS OF THE PPER.
For One Year, in advance (sent by mail .....$5 90
For Six Months, in advance .do.......... 90
For Three Months, delivered by carrier)...... 2 90
ras- Advertisement conspicuously inserted on
reasonable rates.
GS- Papers sent by mail pay able in advance.
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-12
Notice to Printers.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received up t.
- the first Monday in August A. d. 1853 for thu
County Printing and adv vertising for the County o
Nevada. for year from the 10th day of August
1859, the expiration of the present contract
Said proposals to be made for the printing of al
blanks needed by the county for all purposes, and
also for all the advertising for the county.
By order of the Board of Supervisors.
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-12

GEORGE s. HUPP,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Ofice-Over Harrington Patterson's saloon,
Broad street.
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Nevada, July 1, '59.-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-08-12
EnsOlvent NctiCe.

T. b. Mcfarland. AZ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13
Naval Intelligence.


The United States steam frgste Lancaster Commodore
Montgomery for Norfolk, went to yesterday ming
st half pact Dno O'Clock, from Philadelphia uuder full
head Of steam
detachment Of United States marines arrived yester
day from Warrington and were quatered In the Brooklyn
Marine Barracks. They are detailed as part OF the
guard Of the United States ship SRn Jacinto.
Captain Robert Tansi late in command OF the marines
Of the Paraguay expedition has been ordered TO
mand Of the marine guard Of the United States ship
Rress, fitting at Philadelphia the flag snip Of tho
Brazil squadron.
Breyet Major John G. Reynolds U. S. 81. Corps, has
assumed command Of the Portsmouth, N Fl. Marine
Barracks vice Captain Addison Garland to the Uoited
States steamer Hartford Lieutenant John O. Cash is
ordered the comman Of the marue guard of the United
States frgste Sabine fitting at the Brooklyn Navy
Yard for the Gulf squadron,
The Of the frigats Minnesota, numbering about
Geo. paid OF yesterday, the required being
over $lCbC0 in sums varying from 5000 to $500 The
gates cceed and but those connected with the
yard were allowed TO enter until tue were paid of
The crowd outside the walls large The streets were
banked with hacks AID boarding house Several
phianfhropic individuals inside the yard and the
Raors entered impaired wise counsel and enconr saing
wcrdf, to save them from the pitfalls which surround
them The crew, as who are noble set Of follows,
JOHN Bes, one Of their number lost the use Of his right
hard in pracsicR with the guns, and his shpmaes
tribued 1915 to his reiat Another named George Gun.
bingham now at the Chelsea Hospital under i.eatmeu n.
for liberated leg, presented with putss OF 5000
nom The hremens gang The amount raFed to defrav
The expenses o. -, VI 1uNesritn Aid Farrell VII
amount nearly 81 600 All o7er the exoenpes will be-
tep 40 the mother OF Farrell With her sons wages which
VIII probably exceed $780, Over goo has been raised
to dcYay the expenses of grand fancy ball. 30 c
In Philadelphia when the seameu who shipped from that
ftaton arrive hous We learn that Of the sailors
robbed OF 5000 and another Of $500 before they left
the yerd police officer who tie latter robbed
rested The cuprit and recovered the onsy Botoa Al
ceTrscr, juno IL.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13
Police Intelligence.

DANGEROUS MISUNDERSTANDING A WOMAN wnH AN Arr
GuN,-John Wilson, recent importation from Nova SEQ
tia, while taking ramble through tho city on Saturday
aiterooou, copied air gun in afdware store Never
having before, his curiosity excited and be
determined 70 invest few dollars In the purchase Of
said weapon. Evening CAME and with 1t a strong desire
the pant Of "Nova Scotia 10 try the wonderful
Of his gun Accordingly he proceeded TO hs bed
rcora in the fifth story Of the Globe Hotel, In William
street. and forthwith commenced practising at gas lamp
the corner Of William and Frankfort streets AT the
first iii the glass shattered to atoms TO the great
prise Of several persons who were passing, seco1d
third and fourth bullet passed their hasss The third
shot sruck the iron work OF the lamp and gauong OF
very putting cod to the useful po
lcenan Caldwell OF he Fourth precinct The fourth ball
passed through tire show window Of saloon opposite
the hotel, lodging 10 tie neck OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Davis, Of Williamsburg, who was partakng Of some
huawbecr'cs and cream IN company With her husband
The bullet entered the back of the neck the spuA
column, ard csme well nigh proving fatal. A do,tor
halponag to De tn the immediate Eegbborhood ~ ihe
time The sufferer was promptly re,evei eee the coo
feanepces might have been serious. Feeiiog satisfied
that the stolr cre from Of the upper eores OF ihs
.,'ohe Ho'I, e 90 Caldwell proceeded search ali the
tte third, fourth spd 9Th flrors 'nat ne
49, s".... e--.S.sA " s.-sA, ~-l AusvAsn~ .
Tire doo. CsrarSes al uttaaco UNoyl S,c.A" 6oaCed
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e'ns'Sn ~ roe Intrusion Of the Off ser aud pretended
feet ne ~ br'n liog lbe BED ssieep rae aeusfai
~itafLce ~ "hsoi @evsf, created q susp,oey
ID Toe nino Q; she ohser TIA, he had ne on tho right
lrf"r, ubd ~ fuspciona roDnrmed on mud.
iiF ~ ar Hnn concealed nndfr the bed, snd near II
humber oi lea ~u bu,ets, cor y. spondicg exactly
tzc VIII nose wtcN bed besp mec Al she lamp Dos.
uIou charging Wilson vrh the ofepcs latter deaiei
gu tu saoscqufniy admitted that he vac the as.h Jr
o. alue irscnief Fy Wy OF explanation 10 sever, be
reno INA. no haq no nleDbtu ShaiegeF OF hAfmag aay
orc suo eApees,d Ills del, regret =. having lnded
Me. Davis 'eterday MORN vE Wilson brought b..
lr 5usuce OsoorD Il the Tower Police Court, when
was ocftd IN for minRtion Vno ba was successfully
wsy Of recovery. Il was by The meresi cbsoce 10 lbe
wo 'nai escaped with her hie, Tor bai ,he oule:
psseo os an inch 10 the right che wsBd doobl have
been snec petabty. 4, 10 hoped that Mr. Wilson's
eapei oehts "h bls air gun viii DO ovation 10 psrsoas
10 ps taot o. usrg firearms aud other dangerous wea-
Pone Lei ttem reserve such experiueNts FOR the salt
meaooNs Oh New Jelsey on some o.her opea place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13


The ITALIAN FUND.-We publish in another
column the list OF the first subscriptions raised
here in aid Of the Italian patriots who are now
combating for the independence of their coun-
Try. 1t comprises, as will be seen, the names of
many Of our most respectable merchants and
citizens The gentlemen who have charge of
this fund undertake to remit the whole of the
sums collected to the Central Committee in
Turin, the members of the New York committee
defrayiDg the expenses. 1t will be unnecessary
to make any appropriation from the fund to send
volunteers to Genoa, as directions have been re-
ceived, both here and in Paris, to stop any fur
Their departures of men. The motive for these
instructions is said to be the inconvenience
arising from the arrival of volunteers whilst the
regular troops remain concentrated in such large
numbers in the positions they now occupy. The
money collected here will therefore be employed
In the relief Of the wives and families of those
italian soldiers who have been compelled to
leave their families slenderly provided for. The
aid thus rendered will be more effective than
1t was spent in the equipmentIof volunteers
whose presence, for the moment, would only lead
to embarrassment.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

DAD ShIPwREcK ON LAKE MIoHIGAN-FVE LIVES
LOST -ihe schooner Eaphemia, Captain Clsusseo was
wrecked on Lake Michigan, OF BLACK Lake. dufiag the
gaze on tne IIh u and Eve of the six persons on
board perished sno vas loaded with inube. capsize
In the gallo, lay Few minutes her beam ends when
her masts broke away, snd abe wen. over bo.,o 10
When sne first capszed the oag to the weather aide
except the COOK ana anoner who were washod on by tue
see but caught pieces OF lumber and noatcd or To
got the keel but soon caught pieces Of lumber ma
oaed away. Captain Clausscn had been ip,rei nv
the falling OF the main Doom, lasbed wrork nv
Mr. Hammt, aud died by bis soe IN abou. three hours
sitter receiving his iDjuries Mr.. q WAS rescued after
having been exposed TO the and storm without ros
for about thirty hours The wreck drted Shore
and was visited twice. Mr. n, SAYS, by piunderers who
cruelty left him to perish He last discovered by
the crew CT veas on the beach and taken of rne
men VINO LETT the wreck pieces OF lcmosr have not
since been heard or The crew we're shipped at Detroit
and the Tribune gives their and ages ~ folio
Captain CAussen, age about Sc; John Grifa maie age
"a John Grieblipg, sede age az Peter Reeves from
New Yorx, age 2p Peter Hammitt, Aarican age arou;
kgcwa.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

NEW ORLEANS, June II, 1850.
Cotton armer. sdes 70 day $500 bales, mostly before
the North Brton's published Freights, led.
Prices are SITTER but quotably unchanged
MOBILE, June IL, 1850.
The sales Of cotton to-day were COO bales 1t 11c for
niadns. The North Btons advices caused greater firm
nsse in the market.
OswEGo, June 1t-6 P. NJ.
Flour unchanged, with limited inquiry Wheat in good
milling demand GALES 2s 900 bushes at 81 10 for Chicago
81 82h for red Indians aud 81 70 for good white
Cansoa including cargo Milwaukee club on private
terms Corn In demand sales II 900 Bushels for ship
mept for East private terms Oats b0o for Canada
MARKET Cscal freignts dali; &c. on -four; exc. on
wheat &C. on corn, 10 New York. Lake mparts-t6 800
busseis Canal xpor.s1 600 bos aour Coo bush
ella wheat
CINCINNATI, June IL, 1859.
Flour buoyant: sales Of 500 bis at S6 90 81 for
subernne Wheat firm; red, 81 45 q 81 &c. Corn al
vanced &c. &c. Whskey steady at 251ac. Provisions
unchanged Bdlk shoulders, 61c.; sides, &c,
SrrrAIo, June 1l-6 p. N.
Flour in fair demand; market steady; ealca Of 900
bbls at 81 81 Is for extra Michigan Indiina AMI Ohio,
81 90 IS for double extras Wheat QUOT: Gales
fined TO email milling lots. Corn clossn dull: sales Of
$4,000 bushels ut 75c. for sound Illinois, T3c tor do. -
arrive. Oais quiet: sales. Wniskey easy: sales Of
oois at $3.50 Canal freistts steady. Lake Imports
Z0eO bbs Hour, 600 bnshes wheat, 10 900 bushel
CON lanai exports-2,0o0 b5ls four 1000 bushel
wnes'' 900 bushels corn, 10 900 bushels oats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13
INTERESTING FROM WASHINGTON.
What Our Minister at Berlin Thinks or the
War-Opinion Of Mr.. Dodge Relative to the
Acquisition Of Cuba, &c.
OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
washington. June 10. 1859

OUR SPECIAL WASHINGTON DESPATCH.
WASHINGTON, June L. 1862
Letters have just been received here from Minister
ct Berlin. BE is decidedly Of opinion, after careful
vey Of affairs that the will extend beyond Italy and
Involve TIE whole Of Europe. That while Prussia deter
mined to remain neutral, and preserve the compact
tered into by the Confederation the smaller German
fo~ers to it, and manifest strong desire to
take part il the con.es. now going Whether Prussia
will be able to maintain her position Of neutrality and
troll the action OF the German States ia exceedingly doubt
fu The present aspect Of ara in Europe, be thinks is
perilous Indeed. 1t is believed by many
the authoritative contradiction that there rea
<y understanding bet Ffancs and Russia and that
should continue it will shortly deveope itself.
General Dodge late Minister to spain has arrived here,
and yesterday had interview with the President and
Secretary Of State The General speaks in glowing terms
of the Spanish people, and especially Of the Queen Mother
whom he considers TO be kind hearted aciable person
In regard the acquisition Of Cuba tho General is not
very sauguine Our present Minister, he thinks, will be
very popular but whether he will be able get Cuba by
purchase or otherwise the depouent sayeh not
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13
Court Calendar-Vhss Day.

SUPREME CoURr-Nycut--Psrt Mos. l9&1, 1877,
1857 1853 1856, 1878 1T3i, I5lS 1884, 1885, le67 1syl
1879 1917 1879, lAs, l9aS 1850. 1877 l4ss. Part a.
Court Oyer and Termpsr The OF James Glass for
The Elm street murder--ihe third trial.
SUPERIOR CcuRr--Part Mos. 2ia Gs7, 1866, Az, 1893,
226 1as so7 A2s t2, 1ss, 1904 la2. 234 A. 10 %,
s1s, e1a s04 cas- ESQ., esi ssa os7 esq., 45s, 49, eaS
srrHEs. CouRr-Speclal Term.--Nos. GO, !, II, liok
az, us, ia, ll6 10 l2s, as, 60, e3, IS, lt3.
COMMON P,EAs CoraT- Part 2-Nas. 500, 10i7 lois,
eo .oe3 1875 loS6, 1zo 2,4, zee, 62z $40, 700 es4
ssp' ssS sIa ol fe7 s2', 9os &C., q 70 49, cal 1856
lSlG ;-iss .-l.l,. ~ - =,
-~s-A'---'.-' . 49, - - - ~
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

arsdy's Photographic Galleries, $50 and
s,a Rrosdvsy New York and $50 PeunsylvAnia avenue
waaning,on, D. o Photography Dagaerreorpes ard Am
hy,tvo
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HfOckfyu CITY Ntxxrs,

BOAT CApsizED Two MES DRowNgp-On Frida
evening last Captain Jas W. Kirby and Charles
Kirby, were drowned ny the.capszipg Of boat of
Mroag's Neck They were but short datsuce from
laid engaged In setting eel pct when nqua ,
which upset the boat snd threw them out. The waite
about feet desp at the spot the ac;ten. occur
red. Captain Kirby elected to the captaincy Of the
Third disrc, police at the time OF the organz Aon OF The
force, and held the posto, for several years 40
xen and fnYolAbly known throuRhout the city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

sSrcves n HanrssA CeieorascG
noIsxfEss FAMILY SEWING MACE1yzs
gEW ST tLkS, AT RsDUCEp PSICEN.
Ne5 Broadway. New York.
La Futog strost, B-09klyE
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

Strong and Flnvory Tea, One Dollar the
chest snd co.fae fG lbs for a dollar, at CHRISTIAN
svh's. NO. = Chambers or ZIG Greenwich street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

R.psurx Cured by Hfsrsh q Co.'s Radical
.ur trnss 1hey as keep st elastic skngs
ysns braccs Instruments for der
-as ala " order &C. vesey street, Ascs Housc N.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13
U,,nch r.rs. s,l,< Nets. Fancy Hair Pins,

Hsss.-lts Diseases, Fail, Change OF Color,
az n beishroeri treated csrs3uy by A. aEAEDJEAN,
no S0Twelth street. weet side and near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

BAYfy's nricopherous II the Best and Cheay-
article for dIesGng besutfynS cleaning, curling pre-
sewing end restoring the hsir. ladies uyN Sold By al
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

Advice worth Thousands OF Dollars Is
6Gty sien in chronological EXAMINATIONS, a. FOWLER &
" ELS, sos Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

~ eed,s Patent Family Sewing Mechsnes-
New uiy e. prise $50 Once al Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

Married,
HEwiEIT-BARNARp. --On Wednesday, June 8, at the
Casmine street Presbyterian church, by the Rev Mr..
Hastings, JOHN Hewlett 10 LIZZIE BARNARD all Of this
city.
hARsHALL-LEoSARD On Thursday, June Q, by Rev. II.
Benedict Mr.. STEPHEN A. MARSHALL Miss JANE LEONARD
both OF Portchester.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

Kernefy's Medical Discovery II warranted,
10 cure Foroluu erEype,ss arhoun, sod cad, cerptet
rore lrscL geT ssie nv all d-irvtIts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13


The GRowTH OF New YoRK.--The New York
City Directory, for the year Guiding May l, 1860,
has just been published. When that for last year
was published, the fact that it contained less
pames than had appeared in the preceding one
gave rise 10 much comment in regard to the d.
minution Of population which that fact indica-
ted. In the preface to this new volume an ex-
PLANTATION is given. II is aid that the diminu-
ton was apparent rather than real; that large
number of business hoases had beea suspended,
the members and employees Of which, whiie they
made New York as much their home as formerly,
resided in the suburbs, and we're not Included 10
the Directory, while thousands of workmen, par
tculary sbipbuilders, had left the city, seeking
employ ment elsewhere. But now all that is
changed for the better The commercial houses
that suspended during the crisis have resumed
business, or their places have been supplied by
others. Mechanical and other pursuits have
started with renewed activity and vigor. Manu-
factories are all busy There are now more
buildings in the course Of erection, particularly
those intended for business purposes, than there
have been perhaps at any former period of the
cty's history. In fact, there seems to be full and
profitable employment in New York for all who
have any useful trade or calling.
The effect Of this renewal Of prosperity is seen
in the new Directory. Out of l47, 1926 names
which 1t contains, there are 1921 additions over
that of last year, when there were but
I39,sO4 names That addition represents an
increase of families or business establishments
within the year Of over five per cent. In other
words. 1t requires to-day 1921 dwellings, tene-
KeDts OF business houses to accommodate the
population Of New York, more than were requisite
last year. This is most gratifying evidence of
progress and prosperity aud is of itself sufficient
to show the amazing recuperative power which
New York possesses If anything more indca-
tive ofprogress and intelligence were needed, we
might Instance the fact, as it appears by this Di
rectory, that no less than ITO periodicals., daily,
weekly aDd monthly, printed in English, Ger
man, French, Spanish, Italian and other Ian
gusges, are published in New York, and find
support among the million readers of this great
city and its suburbs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

HezsapG's Patent CbaKuSsion Fire
ana burglar proof xaes, 2l Broadway Nuxray
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

BolIowsy's Oiaxment Relieves and SOothes
e 81 Pain govt aism every vesstke Of To-
removed within few hours OF tue h-rs applca
ton hod at lie m ,nufAstoyy ~ aaiien lane, N.Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs-
beat the world Wholesale and retail and the dye privately
applied, III No. Astor House.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

comba Ac Ac a splendid OF tie above aad
mnuy otaer NEW GOODS, comprising The LATEST Pa LIS
sTYES an frcpi steamer sris and suitable for the
bes, city trade
from hayre, for sale u the trade only by
HCGHEs, DUPUY CREHaNaE,
Importers ~ Maiden lane
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

Hsfcsaelox's Hair Dye, Wigs &iAd Toupcss-
The b. the world surpssscg al made sold applied
a. ute mandatory, x3 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

wisdom ard energy. We hope that he will not
hesitate to assume the responsibility Of action,
should circumstances demand IT, and the consti.
m0onsl government Of Mexico ask fori
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

Hill, Ininitable Hair Cutter.-Halr Dye,
90 cent? lack brown. Depot No. Barclay street, Also
sold at 500 broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

maternity on Seeing or Whites En-
cssr pearl bue cssdnsre hats on the promenade the
stin rtr' 70 resfsc' .sae en- NO rs p.-'s
no1o snssssrpsrcss. ~ Sc A.-.~~s uA4ss
nuss a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

The Noble Summer Clothing now Offering
A. DRUM0OLD PAGERS 24 BroAdway, II attracting al
dressy Of the town. aud the prices extremely
low.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

Argus had a Hundred Eyes; BriaYeus a
hundred Genip has issued 100 ylss Of
elegant, and vary Ing Ia price from 81 10 g.
leh feather dAshng cool and becoming tho Rio
the king Of the strawB GkNIN, GOT Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

Holmes New Gallery, 69I B~oadvay.-Pho-
ogrsph upe' ia size ST. pastelogrsphs life Size $50 Old
gallery sli In operation at $50 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

bis late residence, No 800 West riy eighth street. wn
GU. further notice.
W4Lpsos On ssndsy, June I2, AT this siden- q, ~,
race d. Day, JAMES WAIDRoS, aged Is years secof -
=" mhhsio and Abigail ~aiorou OF New Bfuns wick n y
~ hba the funeral viii take place from the res.denos
f,s s'her on TUESDAY Afternoon, txo clock His
10 ss 90 nose OF the family are respectfully invited
W u,'elo without further notice
mnsa sr SATURDAY, Jans H. Of congestion OF Tie
49, ws hEskY, Youngest child OF stephen and
rS. 800" 10y, aien II yesrh and moaths
me nspos oi the faulty respeolsuy invited IN A.,
West Tweny third s,s zee '.sas1cs Of his father No 24
half past tro O'Clock, without iussher py,,tor ~
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NEW YCRR MEN Jury
For JcSE IS,
Ccntairlpy The frrt chapters Of
PATGW

TIE MOUNTAIN OUTLAWS,
BY DR.. J ROBINSON,
viii ee ready this noon ut all the depots.
Eubscs pon tsrus three copies S. c1nt cop!ap
St2 with Cratic copy 10 IRE eeter. up OF the club
Actress rsuldwell souhwcrth Thltney, Proprtescry
Ne " York Mercury, New } sk city.
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TO THE sDIroa OF THE Hxp.tn


notice OF my death appearing in your vaiuahis r,.
Of ibs morning, take toe liberty OF akng YOU 10 ,nss
NH 10 Ierevc he anxiety Of my friends aad preys II an
a Jury 10 10Y baiiDesa prtspects II s malicious f.Is
tc NJ ind have obia0ed from your oace tue or,no,
nsp Oscs, rabd ready TO prove who The author "a bx
scor. OF ~itaosses. Any such acts viii make ooa
forbea tance cease 20 be virtue
LUTHER s. BARKER 6e2 Houssou strees
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The Purcst Gin Imported
wOLls schedsm aromatic schpapps; put quart
pint botles Sold by all druggists and country merchAnss
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MISCELLANEOUS.

4 jon ss, 20 khD II Ann srREE9.-HAvE ron
N yeop es1 % shoes and xsiters style; slno
- 90 snd 81. Vos warranted give perfect Gftrficfsou RI
Jgs aI,~ 10 a. d !; Ann street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-13

AZ FvEpDg LL'S. WEDDING CARDS NOrRa ko-
n These Tied cards elegantly engraved can bs hnE
orly Bxosdwsy,c ~ner Of Duane etrees
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NEW YORK MERCURY
For Saturday, June 16, 1859.
Resdy ct IL O'Clock to day at all the news depota -
bookAt0res)
VIII crusan the initial new Western tale fr<
the graceful and feiicifoua pen Of
Dr. J. II. kOBM7ON,
Who has been engaged to write IxcLysIyELY for that jour-
for q term Of Year,
This story ID entitled