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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

SERIOUS ACCIDENT FROM PowpKR.-On Saturday after
youth into ,hs variety Of Mr. He icamp
81 East Mes York; opposite the Broadway railroad depot
20 procure gone powder. The clerk, Charles He'd
camp took a flask contrasting abou. pound OF powder,
and was weighing out when spsrk from segsr he
wxs suckrg gred the powder, csueug terrific explo.
sion he severely bu5red abont the ace breast and
arne md IA feared will Lore his sight The other young
man s also seveYey burned badly the clerk
Mr John Person sssinod in tearing eff their clothing nd
exiting uishirg the fire. and took them 10 Dr. Andersons
where their Injuries were attended 10. young lady
the store at the time escaped with the oss Of
SIS, which she dropped in her haste to get out.
BURGLARY AT AsToRA.-Or Saturday night the house OF
Mr. Rowland, at Astorla entered by burglars and
quantity Of silver email con- D,uuou service, and
some money, in all valued at $3.50. stolen thererom.
ATTrMPrEp INCENpIARrM.-On Friday night attempt
was made to set Are 10 tho building Of Graham
avenue Devoe street, occupied by Professor Grant
ucapufactory for calcium ghtr he. boy was eeen by
nne Of peghbops 10 Pet fire TO hay under the
Au;dpg hut eseared before pursuit cnuId be afer
him. The Ere extnfuished without doing any damage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

The DEATH or PATRICK COsGRovE Coroner Jackman
held inquest Sunday At the Seventh ward siAtioo
house, upon tho boy Of the notorious Patrick Cossrovs
alias Cock roach, who died from the effects Of stab in the
left side Of the chest inflicted during a the ID Of
January at the Oregon House. groggery in Fulton street,
near Wess street. The evidence, far slicits
showed that deceased the eight question, gos
the above place with Patrick Duffy wo,liy Noon,
Councilman McCarty, Ba'Dey Coles AID John Crotty,
during which be stebbe but by whom he refused to
all hanos, aud they were locked up until tho following
moving; but rs Cosarovc refused To maze spy conoah,
against them they discharged Coss-ova vas taken
TO the New York Hospital, where ne remained several
weeks, and then left before beng entirely cured Sabse
queDtly be bad relapse, aud being thought that be
would die, Coroners Genb,e and Jack called 10
take his ante wortem exsmiastiou, but he refused
either to believe that he dying man, TO state
Who stabbed him, IS he sld he Intended to got we'll
ana take satisfaction 10 hts way Of the
But three witnesses zero examined oy the Corooer, 20
ceman Meade VIM Moore, spd John J. Crot'y, peitoef
of whom seemed to know who Inflicted tbe fatal wound
Drs FiDnel aud Beach made poet nerem exam uaon OF
the body, and found ~oupd IN the left ade woich
the cause Of death. Tue further investigation post
oped 10 next sunday afernoun as some u the ~tneea
required Of the city Cosgrove buried yes
,erday afe in Calvary Cemetry. The criminal
OF this well In this city, and hie arrests
and IMPROVEMENTS have been frequent but being =
buy pclt cIan, be always mspsged to bring sufficient
Influence 70 bear to get him .oon GU. Of he scraDss
Among his ast acis the waylaynp aud toobing OF
man who had won SID OF him at q faro taDeb
TIE LATE RAILROAD CoIIIsIoS--The body Of Mr. Beuja
min Smith gentleman e. years Of ago. formerly residing
in this city, who killed at the time OF the terrible col
sioD nchgan Southern Railroad, arrived ia tow0
Saturday, and Schrmer bed AZ inquest upon
II. Verdict, death by injuries received, as asove
suIcDE-A man, whose name 10 sropoaed to have been
John Lntleohu found on Sunday NOR ming lying in
scnsbe upon the Sidewalk in Sixteenth stTees Nath
avenue and taken the Sixteenth ward station house,
where he died after admission. Two bo',lcs par.
italy hisd with lsudapum found ala psrsoo, and
post mortrm exs muation ebowe0 tba, bis death was
canfed by overdose Of that narcotic. de about
forty years Of age Coroner Schrmer held inn lest
upon The body a. Bellevue Hospital and verdict OF sui
eide was rendered.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

6uxxyss srfcopESrouS L. ths Beat zNG Ches p
q. article fer dressing Identifying c'esnrS curing pre-
serving and resosips Se hAir Ladies. xs 4 Sold by nj
trugnlrH
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

'S* cns'ncsu Gaate ssarrs fhe vf1e srovers In
shs' vrpy h, the grape crop this year is exceedingly
I.xa
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RtnS,kIxn Guy News.

two FAMILIES POI oStD BY EATING CHEESE The family
Ut st psck Consisting Ct Tx persons we're all
taken SICK b. eating which they hal bought at
goc.sy sbs # Adams and Plymouth streets o.
Fosy ssst They pc,rsnk Of at tea and shortly after
isseu sith sickness At the stomach followed By
vomiting snn violent puygipg. DR.. Peck heny lrr
sdpioissercf remedes eno remained a. the honse al!
ocs' fearing h's moiber (Ms Peck) would rurvge
On ssiurtsy he called at The olse Il superir
NJ Pptte and exhibited o. tbs cheese to surpe0.
BAIL Fla hAd psevossly given pieces 30 Gloss,
crccgtst ard ehemiss, Fulton rect, vho had made
pa1i.i sszst.on an ouo contain 81 mp
Tr Surgeon Ball ic c0ppspv with Nr. Peck and of
Ven Watcrer gent 50 Toe grocery which kept BY Mr.
Van uatr and ipsDosed the cheese he had Ter a.c II
toFe tsrpz resembsnce 70 fhs Which had been ospgs
uy lbe Peck family, tu. he sat4 nAs -ecer
hat VI was not geo, be han hack th5 o. froc
Sbcm he had bought II, aud got aooher kind He wss
eques.ea 20 s.shI sio Ald sol no more of it, which
&c g. rtt refused to 10 bu suhge aux ,ty agreed no. Il.
sell ans moro. Portions OF re chcese were taken for
nais asscn The family p,socsd have far recovered
rcirg in ayrte avenue Fewise posoned by eating
chcese wb.cb they bcuRb. nrpbcrips store sa6 70
o. o%neo ~ 'ne came PROPRIETOR, rec symptoms were
The members Of bntb fauiles rs;0verpg No dan.
serOuR results are anticipated.
PERMITS GRANTED IN JusE --Darisg the month Of June
last p ms granted ,he Mayo ONCE TO discharge
tns asrgoes Of 235 Vessels III tho Brooklyn storeoses
'olows,-1A vessels with sugar amt molsssss, with
,,cp ]3 with and lumber, SO With naval stores,
With coal 20 18th hides, wool ana hs,r; with aa,'
Nth euspo, with dye woods ~ith palm oil and ivory
sSa WIN ssfssu Il ~ we, with few ex.
trades.
FERRY FoAI DlMAGyp-The ferry boat Ellen, whio
..lkng for tre Main stree. alp on Saturday Might ran
foul of the sbio Rockgb., lying the wharf between
Futcn and Cs'tor,ne ferrieE The force OF the
carried away the forward pat Of the geutem ms cabiu
and tore of the tten Of the sbp bu. causo1
no further damage the latter number OF pas
sepgers were on tho ferry boat but none injured
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The Fourth or JWIy.-Fovvler & Wells Will
itsp ogsn .heis archaeological rcomS S Broad til
O'Clock p NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

Hxsoy's photographic Galleries, 353 and
Szs Broadway Few York, and 562 fenpssvsn5s avenue
sAssDg,or, D. {. Fhosogrspha daguureotTpea AID
brotypev.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

Tie Great Balloon Atlantic.
Troy, July 8, 1859.
The hal oan Atlantic landed ness thus city to-day
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

The Hpdkon Hat Beads CenIn's Iis: If lO(
sty les; Price So. oESIs, ev7 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

WOnds Sfui Array Of Summer Hats LOO
styles IN beaver felt, strAws ard beaver,
at ukNiN'E, 5Ji Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

FoRucN CoNsrr.-rhe Pref hss officially rscognzed
Hcman r. Baldwin ~ Vice Consul Of Brazil 1t Rchm md,
Va.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

Che Grover and Baker sewing Machine Co.
8Avn BEMOvEE rsMpOR EILY vROS s9s ~
S0l 9BOADwAY,
Where thefv celebrated boaeiesl
gsniy sewing Sceines Their DOLLY AIRY.
ard in yer, abort they viii again occupy ENLARGED and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

A,rAwARr xTnA CLASS 70 se7. Jvls 2 1870
S, 32, Is. 81, d5, ca, I'd, ~, 90. 81, 81, 30, 3.
DELAWARE Glass 80 rs5. JuLy . Isss
So 8, 81. 81. n -, "a, AZ, s. ~. l, 20, 40. 20.
GEORGIA GLASS No s6s. JuLY 2, issa
75, So y rs, Z. 10, 27, %, &c, 5, IL, g. 81 Ga.
srArTA EXTRA oL,is, 70 $50. JUIr :, ,sse
U7. 80, ~, l &C. g - 55 so, 81, SO, IS,
WOOD. ALD7 d CO., WILMINGTON, Del
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ksszfy q EOs-Gsur suA:sn.er 65eaE nxg aoSs
s4v and 70, -ait At Eox sEt Afr House, Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

sA~~-k-Sss& sss.s~.a xsAA~-~--sssUu FTrA
Ard burgA proof sArss 2l Broadway oorrer Il MusrN
Nreet NY,
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PRiufs GRE Ally hEDUCED
For al manufacturing purposes these machines
equsled. ihsy ysb'e OF dng and Of
ing mrrev han any other mschpe The family
Lines $50 SIS have become IeceAsy where 7er
they known l. n. SINGER co, as 3roAcwAy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04

Weeds Patent Family Sewing NnchlRef-
New style. Price 80. Office al Broadway.
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- n BHjs, Com sn,ssion and Exchange B~v-
srCIo.rr punclpsly s,euoss 10. Office I6 n~oh II
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-07-04
or.w,os. Of WOOD. raax 8. Cos, ,.oss.rses

Drawings OF wse0, Eddy & Goa Lotteries
lii4wAar xTn~ c,Ass 30 so7; Jvif is:s
~ s " % IS CO. Nj, g. s S9 81 81 3d. g.
:, :. Srcne.4 ol;Ass 10 go, sgrT = ,sse -
srArrA EXTRA oI,ss, 10 $50 JgIr :, ,sss
e7. 80, AZ, /, &C, Q .. IS. so, s., So, 49,,
~voD ALDG CO.. Dilziostsn. Del.
- n. BsIJs, Corr su,s sion and Exchange B~u-
ser cIo.rr punctpsy s''eudsS TO- Office r6 Greenwich Il
TIE Drawings the sussex County and
oUsosda,ee Lottery Of DsiLwnru.
FAAaoE, B&oADBEErs co..
sAsAGERs.
Tie ns,a,urs Of the Stare OF Delaware. It's ks. session
sc- ihs e.ssosd, commissioner. AppoIased
d 10y a. ssseSs ssss bal lie following aso he su
p.ss Ssswr his day.
Sussex covs7r-0Lsso No. "a, JvLr O. 1852.
"a. 49, II, 40, s, Al, 10, 80, q, CO, "A. AZ, ..
GRAND oossoIIpArxD Lo11EnY-CrAss o. JULY 1859.
z, l6, u, Co. II, AT, Ia, 4, 81, 81 u, 80, As, &c.
Ia e a., Of 5ni = isis.
; :TssS ;hxsss }ooan,..sn.-.
FBAsCE, BkoaDBEHTs 4 Co.,
~imioston Dels ~sss.
EsAry & cos-Gur su.:sn.ar dresr mss "a aos~
s~ and fo' -as At sos 4sEt Assu House, Broadway
Wonderful Array Of Summer ua,s-1oO
at 1ENiH's. s7 Broadway
The Hudson Hat Beads GenIn's Ills; If 100
sylss Price So. oRSIs, eu7 Broadway
The Fonrth or JuIy.-FowIer & Wells will
aeei ff:S H. 'sa i''m' ' Sf'A' way 0
Axsoy's photographic Galleries. 1853 and
SAssnsior- D. e. Fhosogrsrha dAsuareotIpea aad am
<s~--A-Sss sss.s>.s rvrA
burg!A proof 26l BroAaway. It Murray
Che Grover and Baker Sewing Machine Co.,
eAvn BEhOvED rshpOR sEILY rROs S9s 10
sol 9BOADwAY,
where all cuo;nue seeorsiea Doaeisss
Isnly sewing nsee,nes 1he. removal il DOLLY
oeAuuful prem ses ~ 49,
SINCERE Sewing Machines.
rRiOfS GRE iiY hEDUCED
For AL manufacturing purposes these machines
ing hsn any other msch,pe The new family
mas Lines At $50 And So have BECOME Wherever
Weeds Patent Family sewing DInchlaef-
New STYLE Price 80. Office At Broadway.
Defiance salsmsnder Safes, with Patent
proof parnr Depot IS OF Collage
psoe (formery ia Pearl arsst-
rhs Best spring Fed In Exirseuec-kzows's
Elliptic, 81 from 81 70 % ~ S7s Broadway CAu and
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupecs-
the he world surprising all made Bold and applied
=! sae mandatory, 1873 Broadway.
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u ONE MADE TOE CrEAM
r. IL cheaper tha1 pasr, and much palsSabls WIN
The Of 1orrey's rszer enjoy ths casee a
r1urns exceeding II cents quart Prtcol
.nurrd 10 the folo~ ma quart. 81 20 quarts ~
ausrs ga Gus -, quartz 81 20 quArs $lO kstAiled
s.e,ywfsre ADD sold wholesale By y r. fOk1BH,
No. Plat street. y,
nv TSE TkAvEllD0 CoNKUFl1Y.
WOLFE ce ebr.ird tcbiedAn srnnsa schneRps shosA
he every No family sbould leave ~
c,s or be vrfou supply dnrhg the warm weather. =.
saTstf, the VI eBecs ~ charge Of and
70 The p-rert soucr made IN Ne wWk. Put up
qus' and p' baes scia BY III erus sks sroosn and uD
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u aOiT Arp s1LvER PENCIL oAsR,
JCHr POl1uY,
Manufacture, 13SNrcadWuRs
asld pens Sa6c ords n nom ~ 70 ~ psr dsssa q
deru resveottcip solicited
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Steamboats,.

r-7sITF9'a"'A FOR FREDERICKSBURG, VA.
- The steamer N SELDEN, " Il Kirwan
Eapt, WI" Tiume her route TO Frederick.hug land
ARE, FOOT Of SGUTii : r r EET i on
InESDAI, February I'D, O'Clock, p NJ Returnin|
VIII eiEe fredericksburg at clock FRIDAY MORNING.
She VIII continue to leave Baltimore EVERY TUESDAY
ana fredericksburg EVERY FRIDAY during the season
freight of every description at low rates Horses
oattse and Live stock generally handled with care and
comfortably accommodated Through Goods punctualIy at
tended to- charges Paid promptly and forwarded as soon as
For information, freight or passage apply in Baltimore
at her office, O5 SOUTH STREET, board the Boat
.,o,. Agents in fredericksburg,
1
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New York, at ocock, 4. y Portsmouth at = oclk A NJ
B.I itiSE"'" +. i im@g a. at "a Nm
For Augusta Charleston and the South the Manches
ter Railroad, finished.
Passengers for Richmond and Petersburg or any othef
points On the James River, connect with james River boats
early next morning after leaving Baltimore
BS-PasSengcrs for Edcntun, Plymouth, Nrwbern Wash
ngton, Wcld0n GOsoro, Beaufort, Warsaw, Raleigh and
wilmington ~ C., will find most pleasant, direct and
agreeable route. NJ. y. FALLS,
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Ia gzs f E:::::,.:.:,;;;: FOR THE

49, - ! -T777tI|2 VEST AND SOUTH
follows ' o' '-' ''iiiS WIN run as
Leave Camden Station Batimore-Mail (except Sunday,
AZ so A. NJ Express daily P NJ for ALL PA PTS 81
The EST SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST The Mail
reaches Cumberland at $40 and Piedmont at 10 NJ and
neS over next morning. The Express goes directly
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E55EA CHAS. McCOLGAN 4 BRO,
tsES-ssj No. SARATOGA STREET
FSS12s&R4 NEAR GAY.
Have hand and offer for sale all most approved
brands of both Foreign and Domestic LIQUORS. which they
are prepared to sell the most reasonable terms They
enumerae in part viz BRtNDIES, of different brands in
pubic stores; HOLLAND GIN Port Sherry, Madeira and
Irish Scotch and Pure Old Rye WlSKEYS, of fine quality
and flavor: klMMELL &c, &c all of which the nnhc aTs
invited to call and examine for themselves. diff
EEEAJAS. HAZLITT Il CO.
tas@Ej IMPORTERS AND DEALERS
1911 IN WINES, BRANDIES AND LIQUORS.
81 Al SOUTH GAY STREET BALTIMORE,
A large and superior stock ofPURE RYE WfISKEYS
from the most celebrated DiSlillerS rnrIr-
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AYERS SARSAPARUJA

Ea EA AYERS SARSAPARILLA.-A
ia e. compound remedy in which we have labor
f tat 10 c produce the most electuai Alternative
IA ESN tract of Para Sarsaparla, combined with
AL Ea% other substances of still greater Alternative
power afford effective anfdote for
1t is believed that such remedy wanted by those who
suffer from Strlimous conf ants and that which will
accomplish their must prove immense service
large class OF our afflicted elowctzens. How completely
TINS compound viii do 1t has been proven by experiment
many OF the worst cases to be found of the following
scRoFuLA AND scRoFULous COMPLAINTS, ERuprroxs AND
ERUPTIyE DISEASES, LcERs PIMPLEs BLoTcHEs TUMoRs,
PHdroSs MIE RCAG fp AND AZ
nc p0uLouREIx DEBILITY DYSPEPSIA AND IYpIGRsTIoy,
whole OF the class Of complaints arising from IMpURIrY
This compound will be found great promoter of health
Ehq k b a the iP 1 to eSPf the foul hgmSr which
heud Mpttudes can, by the aid Of this remedy spare
os sores through which the system will strive to rid itself
chsDne Of the bo 0t bv a TO D TINS Through the natural
the vitiaed blood whenever you find impurities bursting
You find IN obrHeted and Is & T
cleanse whenever it is foul and your feelings will tell you
when Even where particular disorder is felt people
ICY better health and live longer for cleansing the blood
lum Of life disorred, there no lasting health Soon
e cF 9 iS%et6g must 60 and the great
SarSaPa has and deserves much the reputation, of
~ deceived by preparations Of it, partly because the drug
alone has not all the virtue that claimed it. but
extracts oft contain but little of the virtue SarsapariIa
During late years the public have been mised by large
bottles pretending to give quart of Extacto Sarsapara
for they not only contain little fany Sarsapaa but often
no curative properties whatever Hence bitter and painful
disappointment has followed the
Of SaSaparla which food the market, until the itself
and we cali G this sais s
and intend to supply such remedy shall rescue the
which ' are 'f rr
cure IN order to sec,re ter comp an seG a@ tho 10
the remedy should be judiciously taken according
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IN G.. Il NJ VI f RI C. II.

w noor ,,.n s,,o,
" A v 4 T. 4 & T L II Z r.
je23ly BAITIMoRE,
INDIA RUBBER SOFT HATS, a new and beau
tifu article Carpet Bags, Rubber Gloves for ladies and
gents, eectual for capp and rough hands; McIu
oshs Alpaca, Seica and silk proof Coats Ladies
French Umbrellas and travelling Saches, Shoulder Braces
Hair and Tooth Brushes. Also Mechanical Rubber
Toys of entirely design. L. NJ. PUNUERSUN & co,
No. AH Baltimore nlS-f
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N WINES, BRANDlES, RUNS,

SSS&AA P. TIERNAN a. son,
Une sale the following articles of their own Importation
particularly for fImy use:
SHERRY WIN ES-Pemartines finest pale, gold and
brown Sherties, iii wood and in glass
PoRf WlNESISandemans competition red and white
Port, In wood and in glass.
MADEIRA WINE-Johm Howard March's fine Madeira, in
wood and in glass; also, Grape Juice.
HOOK Jalanneslerger, Seinbarger, Marcobrun-
ner; Cabinet Iiebfr mich, BrORneberg, of 1916.
CHAMPAGNE WlNES-Aloet and Chandon's finest, in
quarts and pints
BRANDIES-otard and Hennessy fine old pale and dark
BraGdicS
RqMS,O and fine jamaica Antigua, Grenada, and from
the Islands, imported direct from London.
HOLLAND GlN-The best quality-Ternan brand-and
no mixture of aromatic poison in it.
2OO half chests of the finest SOUCHONG TEA an2.tf
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MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.

T EAT TOBACCO.
IL 80 bales H H Tobacco, very fine.
Just received and for sale by
JACOB HEALD & CO,
No f,ayyc
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E8A r. K A U S & CO.,
o. DEALERS YE TGF4o AyD am u-,,,n,
PRODUCE AND CIGARS.
NO IL ClEAPsIDE, ONE DOOR SOUTH LOMBARD
Oer Tor sale an extensive of Pure Cognac Bran
dies various vntages Whiskeys, Old Rye superior Scotch
ga Borhon Monongalea Holland Gin, of different brands
DOMESTIC Brandy Gin Pure Spirits Rectifed Whiskey and
reach Brandy Swiss Stomach Bitters superior article of
which we are sole agents for the State Maryland Cigars
ocl9.U NJ Ia cIJI
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY

II
j. y. PRATT CO,
~, CORNER OF nALTInoRE AND $. CHARLES STREETS.
The propietOrs respectfully invite such Merchants as are
not already subscribers to the Agency and who sell goods on
credit to call and examine system and the reabi
~ of eur information. From long experience and the salts
factory Testimonials Of thousands OF merchants in the differ
cities East and Ncst,who have subscribers
all who will call, whether they sell goods
the cities country ample ryia-
bility of information, and the great benefit be derived
from the Agency by those who subscribe. mlf.-tt
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Tubart0.

MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
lT1 A. r. Courtney, Roseneah light pressed lbs.
Pride of the Old Dominion do. do.
A. r. Courtney, SIS and los.
John Cromwell, SIS and los.
G. III. Laurence, SIS and los.
F. Pry, common, lbs. Nicholas, ISIS.
J. Crank, los. Uncle Tom,
VIM. Walker, VIM. Walker.
In store and for sale by
COURTNEY & son,
Snrth
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III ERRlNG, &c.-l,000 bbls prime Halifax
Herring; 200 do do Labrador do 500 do Branch do;
80 casks Hake Fish, 1000 do Goldfish tieces and bbls
20 Salmon for sale at lowest rates by CURTIS TOST
3 South street and Al Pratt street fplS3x
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H. D. FOR THE SOUTH
Ve--sszE:z=-4z5 DIRECT FROM NEW YORK, PHI ABEL
PiiIh and BALTIMORE. via the

FILA anu 5AIlIMtRE. VIA the
NJ, ,-l.,,,- .tBA LIN f.,
10 NORFOLK, WELDON, RALEIGH, WILMINGTON
CHARLESTON, AUGUSTA. ATLANTA, MONT. '
er,, G0MI.iG, AND NEW ORLEANS.
STRING AND SUMNER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY, Except Sandays,l via.
BAY LINE d SEA BOAED& ROANOKE RAILROAD
-, TO the ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES.
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller subject
to NO NIGHT TEAyEL on the k:lroad from
Nevada national., 1859-08-27

old sophist, who has done more 10 SOW
the seeds Of licen tiousness broadcast than be
can ever be expected TO do for a, Pacific
Railroad. Shame to the men protesting 10
be democrats who will. IN this campaign &C
and vote under such dictatorship, and with
the party OF such a leder. The man who. in
this town. openly asserted that he, himself
had contributed Of his means TO purchase
Sharp's Rifles to send to Kansas and for
what purpose! Why, for the purpose of re-
sising the laws OF the Territory, and carry
ing into effect the principles Of Squtter Sow
reigniy ia the form of edicis from the infat-
natcd mob who assembled at Topeka. win
the people Of this state brook the intcrfer.
ance Of this old Alb boliiionist7 God forbid
that cur free. mountain air. should ever sup.
ply the breath to shout the triumphs of in.
iervention. whether that Intervention be in
buying rifles for Kansas mob. or writing
episiles to citizens Of California, advisory of
political fusion.
Nevada national., 1859-08-27
Glorieus yfecting.

II was announced by,eresn posters that
Judge BRYAN. Judge n oberis and other dis-
'lngu'shed Anti-Lecompton speakers. would
address the;citizens of Grass Valley on last
evening. Some fifteen or twenty Brods came
down from Nevada to add unction and cheers
70 the affair. and prevent m entire failure
''r' Mccormick, in the absence Of any of
'heir pariy-men from the meeting was con-
strained to call The assembage to order. z
W. Roberts, OF Rough & Ready, was intro
duced, and made few remarks. and then
took upon himself the duties OF President T
the meeting. Mr. Wheeler, Of Yuba. follow.
ed in speech Of over half an hour long. and
was cheered only when be said be would vote
for McKibhen and Booker and not for Baker.
lie made rather a good speech under the ad-
verse circumstances. Judge Bryan then
spoke for about two hours. and the meeting
adjourned. Vim. F. Anderson, democratic
candidate for Senator. was then called 10 the
stand. and made q telling speech in reply to
BRYAN. Roberts. and Wheeler Mr.. Andcr-
son was frequently arplauded, and wound up
by proposing three cheers for James Buchan-
an and the whole State ticket. 10 which there
was hearty response. and three hearty
cheers were given for Mr.. Anderson. After
Mr.. Anderson concluded. Mr.. Mullen, who
had occnpied the stand by the side Of the
Rough Il Ready President during portion
OF the meeting, arose to define his position
He said that he had went there under the
impression that Mr.. Roberts was good dem
ocrat, but that as soon as be found the Judge
was bogus one. he had left the stand. Mr..
Mullen was enthusiastically cheered.
As a Broderick meeting Ike affair was an
entire fizzle; the genuine democracy keeping
the ground, and having high old time long
ailer the Brods had taken themselves to their
holes in deep disgust.