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The Nevada journal., 1859-11-18
A Grand Ball!
wILL.sBE GIVEN AT
iii ANIL Il ON HALL,
On Friday Evening, Nov. 25th,
;s foR TbE
R Z IT n r TT
OF THE
CATHOLIC CHURCH
OF
Grass Valley,
A Grand Ball (!

COMMITTEE % INVITATION:
Col S. C. Richardson, E.W. Haywood, Esq
A. B. Dibble, Esq, II. o. Cady,
Harry Thomas, E. Mclaughlin,
William Mitchell, Sam1 Hornbrook,
II. C. Howard, Con. Riley.c
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
J. R. Rush, William Watt,
VIM. Loutzenheiser, Frank Humiston,
James Barry, James X. Byrne,
C. f. CARROLL Charles R. Edwards,
I. w. Wood, r. Dowd,
MANAGING COMMITTEE,
Boston Rayine, Nevada,
John Judd, Hon. Niles Searls,
Joseph Keefe, H Meredith, Esq.
M. Ford, d. Collins,
NJ Cloonen, w. F. Anderson,
Wolf Greek, Daniel Carly,
John Teirny, John Colley,
Solomon Crown, Allison Ranch,
Eureka, M. Colbert,
John Hughes, Timothy Fields,
Rough Ready, p. Galloway,
-,P. Powers, Birchville,
m1Gfllman, w. Cassen,
Monte,ursa Hill, Cherokee
NJ. Fox, John Ryan,
John Eagan, Frauk. Wilder,
Z james Malone, San Juan,
Orleans Flat, P. Murphy,
NJ. Comfy, Jas Cosgrove.
Jeremiah Donovan.
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
Col S. G. Richardson, ]. Wilcox,
E. W. Haywood, Esq. P. Galloway.
Robert Watt, Jas. Findley,
Frank Cleveland. James Pounding,
E. Corbett, E. Goldsmith,
T. s. Smitn, p. Noonen.
November 4, 1859
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-18

TO THE TRAVELLING PUBLIC
California Stage Company!
@RTA will leave their office, Ma, Ma,
&1s n &c. tional Exchange, Broad St.
-,H For Sacramento.
Leave Nevada at o'clock, q. m. andarriEing
at Sacramento in time for the 2 O'Clock boats
for San Francisco;
For Marysvillo.
Leave the above named Office every morning
at 81 o'clock, p. m. passing by Grass Valley,
Rough &Ready, Empire Rdheh and IL Long Bar,
and arrivingin MarysyjlIein ame to connectwith
the company's 2 o'clock stages toSacramento.
Fog Forest City.
Leave every morning at z o'clock for San
Juan, Camptonville and Forest city.
For Orleans Flat.
Leave every day at o'clock, a. m via Bells
Ranch, HUmbug city, Woolscy's Flat, Moore's
Flat, arriving at Orleans Flat at IL n. Return
ing leave Orleans Flat abs n'aioaz, a. m. arriv-
ing at Nevada att o'clock connecting with the
Marysville and Sacramento stage.
JAS. HAW0RTH, ,Prest.
W. S. McRoberts. Agent.
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-18

KEITH'S
Rosemary Hair InvigOratOr.
Will prevent the hair from falling off.
Keith's Rosemary,
Will cause the hair to grow.
KEITH'S Rosemary,
viii prevent the hair from turning gray.
KEITH'S Rosemary,
Will cause the hair to curl
KEITH'S Rosemary,
Will be,-tifv the hair and is the finest dressin that
can be used 4"
Prepared only by
Chemists and Apothecaries
l37 Montg gomery street, San Francisco
And For Sale by all Druggists.
Nov. 4, l5J9-3m-
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-18
An Owner Wanted.

TNOa small size iron gray mare thirteen hand
Il high and about four years old, taken from ON =
Duncan McCrae, on the lst of October near Nevada
and supposed to be stolen. Said animal has cinture
marks ON the sides, branded with California brand
on the left hip and .rots WELL. The had on
when takena Spanish saddle, with old machilla and
old bride.
Enquire at the Sheriffs Office
:. Nevada, oct IA, ,59.-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-18
Flour and Gr;tin Store :.
IL. FINE & CO.,

IL. FINE & CO.,
In d. g. B. Lachman's Rritk Building,
No. "a Commercial st., Nevada. s.. :
WILL BE CONSTANTLY RECEIVING
w f,om b,low,a large consignment of -four.
Barley, Ground Barley, Middfings, Feed and
Grain of all kinds, which we will sell to tbe
Trade at the LOWEST MARKET RATES.
We haze nOao on hqgd and or Sale
1000 Sacks of Flour;
500 or 60 of Corn Meal;
$50 Sacks of Wheat;
us do Chicken Feed;
$50 do Bran and Shorts;
800 DO Middlings;
125 do Oats; :,
1900 do Barley;
$50 do Ground Barley;
so do Rye Flour,
100 do Graham Flour,
SO do buckwheat "
The attention of Country Dealers is invited,
as we will sell so as to make it to their ad--
n vantage to call and examine before
sending below for their supplies
., r. .FINNIE & co.
Nevada, Oct.,2S IS59-tf
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-18
CoMMuNIcATIoN wIrH.: :WAsHoE..

COMMUNICATION WITH, w ASH0E,-
A few days since we had the pleas
ure of a conversation relative to a
road to the silver mines of Western
Utah. with Currey Foster, ESQ.,. a
practical mountaineer. Mr.. Foster
has crossed the Sierras at almost ev-
cry point and his observations ars en-
titled to much consideration being the
fruits of large experience. He is not
alone among mountain travellers in
prefering the route from Nevada over
all others. The mountain. submits
are obviously Of easier approach, are
not higher, and the distance shorter
by this route than any other. 1t is
the direct route as may be seen by a
glance at a map. Mr.. Foster has fur
nished us with the following table of
distances which may be relied on as
correct.
From Nevadat to Eureka. !. "a miles.
Eureka to Jacksou's Ranch, IL
Jackson's to Naples 10
Naples to Truckee River. PA
Truckee river to Drexel'sr'chf4
Thence to the diggings. -. .12
Nevada to the diggings.. SO
1t will be seen by the above table
that Nevada possesses essential ad-
vantages over any other point this
side Of mountains. 1t is conceded
that a railroad will te constructed
to within 26 miles of this place in a
few months. A wagon road to Washoe
over our route will bring the mines
to within 122 miles of the railroad,
which is the nearest point of access
to the railroad. The distance from
Placerviile to the silver mines is very
nearly the same as from the railroad
point spoken of to the mines-a saw
ing in travel of about the distance
from Folsom to Placerville.
We learn that able parties between
Nevada and Eureka offer to subscribe
some $4,000 for an immediate con-
struction of road by way of the lat
ter place. and probably an effort
would procure double that sum. The
toll bridges across the South Yuba are
interested in the road largely and
doubtless would assist liberally.-
What will Nevada do for the road!
The Nevada journal., 1859-11-18
Il. d. D. II.

L, q. o. +.
The regular meetings of GUST OMAN
LODGE, No 16 will b. held every Tuesday
evening at the new hal on Pine street, in Kidd's
new building
A. II: Parker
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-14

PHARoAu AND NAPoLEoN.-Thc miraculous
cleaving Of the Red Sea, its walls Of water on
either hand of the dry passage-likc ramparts,
and their luminous junction after the chosCn
people Of God had passed through. afford q
picture Of subliinity unequaled on the canvas
that heaves with the grnndcst scene Of time.
The site of this event mas been pointed out
from the day of its occurrence to the present;
and in NapOleon's expedition to the Nile, il
was near being the scene Of another catastro.
phe that might have had an important influ
encc on the destinies Of the world. Towards
evening, Napoleon and his suite rode into the
shallow waters Of the Red Sea, at the reputed
spot Of Pharoah's overthrow, dcsirous Of as
certaining to what extent they were fordablt
to their horses. Darkness was gathering
when suddenly the tides, there extremely IA
PidS dSwere- -UP0w tasems- he~hWrses FNWnC
themselves beyond theirSdcpth. The point o.
compass Was lost, the shore was not visible
and a council Of war Was instantly called, tC
decide or. measures for cScape. .Napolaon, by
one Of those AecislgN osamnd so frequently
useful to him in The future emergencies Of hi
evcntfHl life, ordeted, q circle to be, formed
and each horseman TO ride from 1t. as radiu
from centre, stopping when the depth DIVA
movenskt me 1 WsI for III Ii Il fJHS1 9ie SSrseMa1 G maj
that rode an,Ah alarthest, showing the long
est path Ofshoal water. And this was Nap0l
con Bonaparte's path from the grave Of one o
the PhAfdahk. 49, .'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-14

JUvENIEs PRECocrTY.- little child Of this
city was holding very animated converse
tion with one Of about its own years . few
days since. A portion Of IL was overheard,
and It appeared TO be . dispute as to what
their mothers could do" After naming
over many meritorious acts Of which their
mAtegnsls werC capable, the one in question
put an end to the disputes BY exclaimink::i-
Wen, there's one thing my mother can do
that yours cap't-my mother csM take SrerN
Un1 kt Aef testA oRt at Onee!"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-14

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fore me- ia JuS@s T. ''1 -ssD S 1890 osS.d
The-shslF ~rtioma sSaI~s 1sAAsa1 a..ar,..afr
soe S;eae.,lA. -.
his hanrla \. tha - - - ..y..
like The iob anv boetrr tHan - IS, ,H~saa's Sss.
low had thraa tsnaA |" N 1900 - 60 ~lsSsE.
that came within tan .fsf a. 49, - .s...ss
Atthis the Jude wsxsd wroek..,sa - liss
authority Dut Al deaaIca hnioEss aii IEs@ sscX..
pcople Of dat vicInItV-aso 6e cais 1sss "a ~
Sheriff; since yoil cannot Obey ~ y -
mon me; yea sir. summon ine. .sFsshs's''s
"YGu, Judea;" exclaimed Iahs. Saeisia
":1e'. YEN s;r M. .nmmo. =, e, ~ y. nT mp
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him - So e>,S,-'s'' y '-'''''"'
Judge .Jacksnn v1IEIIs S;.ys~ ;aaAsiv AAsk.eTV4
centre Of The Sro,,U. with go "A - ~
confronted Eiss. ai7d'i1s 10 y asSa'd
sv. !. 80 "s ss"s ~ ss
w. sm -
''SVSs' TS~ s,'s y" ~ 80 49,. sa' e
-;sIs:.s f..s.I;ss ~ = - - - -
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= ~
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-14
WARRINGTON HOTEL,

YNE undersgned having purchased the above popular
Hotel, respectfully Iniorms the public that he s
PFepaFed 20 supply TrsvsIe Regular oarders with the
Best Accommodations, at reasonable prices. The Oasu
Mas bcsn thoroughly retted an FURNISHED With everything
hecrs4ary TO conaFt Of guests. and The table will be
supplied with the BEST the market aAords.
CONRAD HEINZ.
Diamond Springs. November 9Th, lSSS.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-14

6. w. sANDERsON. D.G. NEWELL
SANDERSON T. NEWELL,
AssermsyA as I.aNv.
nvTtCE-Un Douglass Dsiidng (ur star') Mntn S.,e'
~ Flac<rval.. tauxD- 9n
T1AOMA AZ ROBEATSON,
Attorney a. Law.
CoIOvx, n p0raAo County, eassssr"sA- ts-l
w. n. BRCMEHELD,
AtS~r~~y aG Law.
n VICE Nor.ry's usOes turstar',, Na'U serer, Pa
THOMAS ~. MEWES,
Atior"'y 81 Law
nvPlcE-M IT, c~rNev ot Main and CoiomA SITS (up'
~ Aa$-k eeacevv'"e.
n. NJ. ANDERSON,
AatoTe.ry ne Law a"dTsotary P~S'Ie.
rrrv,u- "'" w t1Il
GEO. q. BLANCHARD,
Assor"'v as G.HV.
,vs, Ell d O r A d O. r9l
A. A. VAN GUELDER,
AsSOTWeY at law.
(tOLONA Vi Dorado County, California. ,.~-,
e. -. CARSON,
Notary P~bsAe aAd COAvcyanCer.
,.ul Oa-e-whA sa"Aerssa Xswr'l. "I
Ch0S. r. 1rVNlm.
NoTARY PUB II g,
IN and soS u Oseass Cn',yOAh<e At D%n'oiA sI""S'
,oux cooxx is TITUS
DIS. COOKE 4 TITUS.
PhTsaeaams aud Surgeons.
~ vrHcg W,W rect ,lrL d.,s .h.vr the Otl Round
TENT "u,~,.t< 10 wn ts's rGrHrs Iu'I'"g u" "'e
fTaIa.
nAavwv, y. u.
DRS. CLARK T. HARVEY.
,sAy nv RStND a tS~ c~aLty IInsFat. W. Ctrrt l1A'
VI cervlle, or al t'er oN'ee f TIE -C"S ""'N III
SiSrrt.
BOB. RANK8XS,
ply -s~Ia. and suE&eO".
(Hnn.n.- tsE'l
r. w. WEA:NON,
t.m.,tv -rrScV"r.
Vsv,-rarss r. rusruse Surveys oG Ditehra Roads Mi
uVTIcE-Cmion building. racervIIIe. t@Sl
r. HI. HARMON,
Notary Pubic.
D%IS Ws,Ssee ar esEsscsly v'it'<u spA srEnO"'edE
e" 90 "~vr.us tsou, Msunsain Deasscvat building.
MssuAs.5s. "a -"
w N. &. ID Wis,
Ja~srs oG slA~ Peace.
NYuCE-Hcrih side 0! Main Street. below Stony Point
~ TaeeIvin~. t"'
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-14

He who knows hew,lM nAuap, aaa - -
to harden himself aSaaaA kis faults - -
70 sllSvsNtE assa ~ b lew n -
trust his eyts. knOab Ab@ ~ - d. t.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-14
THE CARY HOUSE,

reessOry Psepsoof Hotel, NsIH etEsst. PiAcervilIe.
i. n. vANDERBTLT, PROPRIETOR.
TN all the improvements and eoOvenIeneeA which mod
ern hos@ikeepIn9 has rendered Essential, The ChTy
House stands preemtncnt. ~ lighted with and fur
nised In every department In the most approved syte-
II employs the hest talent In every Department and TIE q
be always supplied with te c0leess OF everything 70 DC
had In the market
The Cary House Is the depot nr every stage line
10 and from the city, and is kept open IN night-SfOI
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1859-05-14

W. z. GIBBS EXPRESS
RUNS DAILY RETWREN
Georgetown and PlaCeFvi1He,
,Vaaa 8p@maah Fiat and Kelsey
RE7AIS ExRrvss y intended as LETTER AND PACKAGE
4 .ExPaGSS. eeraona Wishing To send Treasure over
this do with the express understanding that
w - Uassf at the risk Of the owners - the PrsPre
Cor VIII not be responsible Tor any loss o Treasure by
cihent. :.
PREPAID ESsvEa0PID can b ossinea At the ofices.
.1-t AGENTS. Sc
E1acerve.. .Theo. .. Tracy, At Wells. Fargo Co.'S
U'NH FsSS' ssApotpn LOfeO9cks
Kelsey. 81: TlAoo McAAnuS
THE undergned wi attend 70 the business the Office
In (eOFget0WR. s5AH .' ". Z. GfDBS.
GeorEetown, February 18th, 1859. -.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12
NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY AUGUST H. sss-rR1pLs SHEET

,EARrYoKD: Aug io-Arr schr L Dsnies Smith, NYork
NOBLE, Aug 8 Arr schr Ralph Post Collins NYort.
onLEANS Aug 5IArr steamship orzaba, Place
jaws Basr Sis from sssaa Ssri
w. nom o kHHcIand Ne CD stesmsAo Grand.
d;1Gs. Srs e. y. 0 ssS ca AS,sH asssS.
lUh-Ar (by teD ships Redwood IverpooI Joreph CLARK
SosSn Liberty and Genoa, Work bark Oochtusts Phiis
NORFOLK. Augll-,Ar in Hampton Roads 10y ted ship
WaIa asys nom Csao large number of coasters are
NEW BEDFoRD Aug ssld schrx G 8. john Doyle Eliza.
'i sRR%u 5Ha T 4SS as%DS
ph1adspSa schrs Dsvidsou, Long and Ksren Hap
tom s..n FORBES EIz.SsSp sSaI' Neptune H'd Iron
Honda VI. aug SA brig adnbpsg Bartlett Bahia
he from Bahia Honda Hsvans Ga bark acn
Hq!Re; sysSsy oB .sh5 oMsryana Brown BslmC.e
Yo,h; sshrs wills,s hompson Phlsdsphis; Ecss,
rSr ri
CITY Orator Gibbs Msrs Louisa, spencer: Wright Cara
Yorf Blake SssspSs IoS Csss Gss.s
d %s 1r gssnsS sSGp. rAS@s. au HULL
Tciofsns, POs SYorf hA0ck Translation, HAWKINS and
w sAM FEASGisEo July Ear steamship Golden Gate
srsa NYos M 9scsus. cs Gs
Michael Bordeaux l1O Forest Monarch Br) Anderson sgd
SD 18th ships Mary Sutton spcsr New York Arab Ed.
ridge Port iSwnsend lIth southern Eagle we'll Bosom
@ Ussp' SOpss I aunboldt Hyaek, Mayhem. and 5ron
r Gid Is h sSips Ksihsy soddsrd Annoy 18Th Flying
hunter Brown Victoria and Port Townsend Jane Falken
SAVANNAH. Aug 6-Cld bark Mary Il Kendall shaut,aud
slhSAr stermsh,p Locust Point French NYork Cid bark
sACO Aug 4-Arr schr Lgonis, Rswey, Port Even Be
SD On schrs Susan Baker Gookin EYorS sh Martin Cold
UNION ISLAND, Ga. Aug sid schr Geo Knoorn. Ben.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12
The McCotter Property on Wards 1sland-
Suit Against the City for $l26, 236.
SUPREME CouRr-sPECIAL TERM.

SUPREME COURT-sPECIAL TERM.
AUGUST l1.-Aleadnder McCotter U.s. Inc Mayor, alder
men, dc, of Neo York-A suit has been commenced by
Mr. McManon, the part Of plaintiff to recover the sum
OF $l26 1886 with nteres. from the 18th October 1858
for the value of land Wards Island, fer making It'll
thereto and for considerations paid by him under con
tracts to various parties After setting forth his title,
plaintiff says that two ar0raors we're appointed, one by
himself and one by the Common Council, TO hear proofs
and facts and February 1858, who
made their the folio wing effective, the under
signed arbtratos having been duly appointed to ascer
tain award determine to the of certain pro-
perty consisting Of lands and water rights claimed to
be owned by Alexander McCotter situate on Wards
formerly Great Barn) Island, and offered for sale
by said McCotter TO the city Of New York, pursuant
o resolution of the Board OF Councilmen, passed
n the twenty second day Of October 1851 and by the
Board Of Aldermen on the 3st day OF December and
approved by the Mayor the 3lst Of December 1851
Benson MCGOWAN having been appointed such arbitra
Tor ON the part Of Alexander McCoter and o. p 5cher
nerhorn on the part of the CITY, pursuant to the resolu
ion passed and approved having had submitted TO for
our consideration ana award the value Of said lands
water rights Of hcotter offered for sale to said city,
md having examined and inspected the same, and
having heard the proofs and allegations concerning
mid value and having duly considered the
md mature deiiberation being thereupon had, do
Ind, award, adjudge and determine the value OF
he said McCotter, TO which he may furnish good
md valid title, and situate said island, consisting of
acres one rood and thirty perches be the same
less TO be worth the Of twenty hundred
dollars per acre.
And we further determine the value Of the water
ghs and lands owned claimed TO be owned by said
dcCotter TO which he may furnish good and valid title,
yng between high water mark and the bukhead ne as
established by the Har Dor Commissioners the same con.
listing Of fort eight acres, three roods and sixteen and
quarter perches, be the more less 70 be Of
value and 10 be worth the Of one thousand dol
\ ars per acre.
the complaint which will be answered and then argued
efore the Supreme Court special term.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12
Army Intelligence.

Captain Lorenzo Sgreaves To geographical Engineers,
relieved from lighthouse duty, and the benefit OF
health Is granted leave Of absence for six months
board Of officers TO consist Of Major Graham Second
ragoons; Captain Jones, Mounted R1emen, and Captain
arlner, First Dragoons will assemble at Carlisle Bar
aks, Pa, on the 10th instant to examine and report
poa mode Of attaching the sabre 70 the belt which
lieutenant Stuart First Cavalry authorized TO submit
the Board.
Assistant Surgeon Richard Potts, Medical Department,
Ill repair TO Fort Leavenworth and report for duty to
10 commanding officer of the post.
Ar extension Of leave Of absence for four months In
ranted Lieutenant b. F. Smith, Sixth Infantry.
The following are the OF Revolutionary soldiers
ppoped to be living, and pensioners the roll Of the
te Of Connecticut, with their age In ls5s:-Nehemah
l. Lyon, Fairfield county 100 years; Benjamin Cobb,
iddlesex county, 98 years David Bostwck, Litchneld
unty, % years; Jacob Hurd, Mddlescx county, 81
ars William williams, Ltchdeld county, 81 years; John
,opkS, LltSpHeld county, 90 years,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-08-12
telegraph Marine Report.


Mo9H avg ns 1n RI Sose going up the
ss light; weather clear. 'N'A' ''' '''' -' 'N ''
m WAs g. bound
be ona a. HsaSsa Clear '''' and one brig
Herald Marine Correspondence.
KEY WRIST, Aug I No Of importance since our de-
s,sgssp BALDWIN deaos Clinton S.sfs winons
.a,a AZ bark Hls1as Lowell PHILADELPHIA s steamship
ga 4tb, schr " 9 Atwaser, Allen. Nyork.
Miscellaneous.
SHIP NANIucKEr-Capt Nye Of steamer Potomac arrived
yesterday morning from New Bedford reports that the shp
Nantucket eore ashore lies In the same position
with lower hold full Of water and her cargo being rapid
y discharged.
For FAN FRAScscoThe clipper ship Don Quiroe loading
In Cooeys Merchants Express Line. will be full
day evening" and followed by the Al clipper Eagle
Wing, at pier East River.
sHr MArrAPAN, from Calcuts London put into 81
na % s se : n n.ss sss ssss
the I'd the 9Th OF June The hp too under bare poles
cargo shin damaged large portion Of the sugar but
no other injury She was obliged e send down her
pressed '''' p'' IA '"A"'' ~ S'' ''
BARK AzrlrA of and for Philadelphia from Rio Janeiro
on a the morning Of 2s q June white sau,
oB sSh from fernambuc0 which carried away her lore
mast by he deck Observation-Disclosures above the cop and
sprung manmast lost sails rigging &C. No damage the
hull would not discharge cargo being retted, and
mnh.
BRIG EpEBuRG of Bango Bartlett Al Portland from Bahia
msst on the passage from Bahia Honda TO Hsvana
BRIG MARTHA KENDALL ashore Pesque has been sold,
as soe now lies to Benz Baker of New Bedford $50 He
has chartered schr Sarah Frances LEFT
poss OF getting out the coal from the brig, &c.
scnR TENrLrror of Calais, Hodgson
mlngton NC put into Newport 18th inst In DISTRESS with
OF bboom bowspr foetop and boat had carried
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United States COmmisslOner's Office.
before Commissioner Morell.

AUGUST 1.-The United States Us. Antonio GrilLo-The
defendant is charged with passing counterfeit CON- On
icing arrested he attempted TO throw away o parcel
7hich 1t was subsequently ascertaned bogus coin.
fter examination the Commissioner committed the pr-
nnar for trial =
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& S-sEs ss
s S a%yr a
ST IHoNAs Jn PIN port brig Angosura Marshall from
% HAT s,.
ss P4is s.sa
Home Ports.
ALBANY, Aug l0-Arr sloop Home, Fordham, Brookha.
boston Aug lOA,r Bs steamship A5.ei. Stone Liver
dss S:.s "a
vs. sodes F ssssI NJ
Gyp Lcw To- s d. " for b
VIVID surses 81 ?osn: ioss sos Essisnd ssS5:
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NV ::a;SP :Ap Tarpsa
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River asss and asiss sa
Srs
HayhSwsr KlSorn So Adams, Hlniley, NBsiford Sid
S@y ,s5 Ss IS j. ..s. Eide Island
BAKERS LANDING, Aug 10 Sid schr John orocktord
dad s.s,. C A. 81
7thsld brig Delaware Rch jacksonville schr Swan Col
FALL RIVER Aug 9-Ar brig Ormus Baker, Philsdel
pha Sid lOth schrs Brown, Head. Herschei
tsn as'a S Tars
GLOUCESTER, Aug 6-Arr schrs Corinna Jones' and RI,
Grande Allen Salem tor NYork; Phebe Elizabeth Smith Be-
verify for do; 9Th Wells. Rider. NYork.
hOLMEs HOLE Aug NAT briggs Crawford sm all,
dephia schs James Mitchell Smyrna, Del for Boston; II
Leighton Noonan New York for do; Challenge Pendleton
Boston for Philadelphia Renown Baker Yarmouth for Rlzs
behpoTt ed brig Crosby sShs Seneca Ontario, Glide,
Jones' Jane Fish Psran Capt John. Republic and u re
venue cutters Morris and James Campbell ~
ug9Arr and sid brig Vincennes Love Ezabsthport for
Salem ALSO aid brm Crawford, Lucy Ann. schs John +
Crouch James Mitcnei AND Leighton In port at Q
s.o-a xAtAuz.s tox Boston.
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sIToA14ons xnCTnD-rErxALns.

4 COMPETENT NURSE WISHES TO TAKE TaE EN-
- tire charge Of an infant or nurse and seAmstres.
having been for several accustomed to the of ch
dren good reference given. Call al lib West 9Th st. unit
engaged.