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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06
Court Calendar-Thls Day.

Court Calcndar-Thls Day.
UNnED STATES DnTucr Couxr.-Frst day Of the term on
Tuesday.
suPxnoR Counr-Part Mos GIL, 2sb, 6l7, e25, e2s
se2 226 49, 5o7, 42s 50, 1885, 49, elo, SOL, 2eo 49,
ss7 $40, 1872 49, ira, 49, 2a4 l7s, 1e, ~ IS "a Part
$685. GEO, 6s2, 6e3, 664, 6s5, e66, ESQ, e7o.
svrRxxE coyaf.Circuit-Psrt 1:.Nos, 1881, 1853,
1885, 1925, 1897 1918, ol6, 1876 $40, 455 1922 l175
1855 1856 1882 1sAl, 1861, l47s, 1851 1885, Part a.
Nos 1916 1872 17ls, 1892 e74 1914, 1896 $780, 1885,
1900 1862 1885, 1868, 1870 1874 1875 $780, 1892 1884,
440
COMMON PIxAs-Part Mos ss4 TO s77. Pat2--Nos.
1881 e1s 1885, 1O 245 ese, sl $40, $751; 900, ell 1000
1017, 1918, 1896
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GnBRr-WnKn.-OnS Saturday, June 4, at the residence
Of the BRIDES father, by the Rev. Gardiner Spring D.
j. ADAMS GnBKH TO JKANNE1TE B., daughter Of John VII
kie, Esq., all of this city.
PLNTA-ZAAoJsKA.-OnS Sunday, June 8, at ST. Andrews
church. by the Rev Father L. JerZykowcz, AUGUST PISrA
to Miss ANAsrAzYA ZAMoJsKA both OF Cfacow, Poland.
WNG-HIsMAS.-In Chicago, on Wednesday, June /, ct
St James church, by the Rev. Dr. Robert H. Carkson
JOHN WING, Of Brooklyn TO ADELAIDE W., daughter Of
Grove P. Hinman Of the former place
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

AN ELoPEMKNr CAsE.-Two or three months ago
more q man named John N. Woodman, aims Nelson
Woodbury., &c, eoped from Bromfeld Tor BrownHeld)
about his own age, namely, thirty Hve They came TO
Brookline, where they boarded some elk weeks hus
band and wife, and then left without paying their board
and went TO Nashua street, in Boston The husband
came here lately, discovered and had them arrested,
and yesterday Justice p g. wheelock, Of the Roxbury
ham, for adultery at the end Of September He has sent
for his brothers to be his bendsmen The husband
wife held In 500 each witnesses. The husband
will take bis wife to her fathers house in MAine-B0on
Traveller June 4.
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spd vrs Csyoca A. -, D H xSton. Salln PhlaAs
shN; sAnsh sste, Mas Asi.. 49, =, =. :. q.
rouADsy spi4. ssattofv sAiss s',sa .rs No. 49,
~ocd zic'sr Cujes. Mrs pnsg I've W sas "a.
s wsmson Seorss Albvy. Ean Nj ~ ~ $500 -
y n.ls a'te chaIso and sN,, "a es"w
n. nSos mr. Boob ard M.s tooh ~onto saia
Want MS iil ssd servant mr. simpson II Seteyre ID
r rss ans'snd; ssrr Scot and ihlerrys Pars; VA
Srnxc Ga coas shs ssoa assre Msnohsssn wM NO
.isA' ALBEIT Acter. west inoies-9. Totsi Isl.
Tos svsnoAh ia The s.e.- ship l. Struck Csss
Dr ing6ed. Jcs Brown, Johnson, Perry
vts. Sims. - '
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

The June Sessions OF the Common Council.
the niscalled "City Fathers" do not take immediate
action On other Of the Mayors excellent nomina-
tons for the once Of City Inspector, and pestence
comes upon us with the approaching sum- then
the odium and the sin be upon their heads They are
caous to newspaper castgaons only hope that
OF their personal interests those of their
families will them that the city should have an In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06
turned On. OF docr. b.c.,.. !. ,,-,. ~. 49,,

suueu eus of oOof0 U0cauDo he
I'm IN $500, s.Jt~st.sx. ar. taars tus. u,xa. .
NV - - lie OF the ctp, while per, srin All
chatham a,rss, re- % hlmseH ridiculous ny bic
steady .a ,ha, b- sas 'fessd for iAtSnvera. CO. The
priscnes WAS br"r IA hSoc Jusime conuoltv at tas
Lower Police Court wnsrs "a ocmsasd for ten days.
The reverend Rs saSce shaa ne msS wssd similar
misforton Guy abort even ycss ago. aud gave II
bic oppion thai New York city oeopsed by the
Phstpes, always ready 10 seize upon the nnway, ana
fleece them whenever An opportunity cffsr-A
BuRGrARyovsIy ENTERING CHURCH Thomas Hickey,
sailor detected the act OF burglar iousy entering
Dr. Aexsnders church, corner Of Fifth and Nine
tenth street yesterday morning The prisoner had bro
ken OF the side windows aud squeezing himself
through the orAce, when policeman Harris along
and bauled him out Hickey brought before Justice
Kelly at the Jefferson Market Police Court where no
committed for trial in default OF bail.
CAUGHT MAPPING. Michael O'Rourke, Of No II West
Forty fourth street. while quietly resting himself ono
Of his neighbours door steps Saturday night, dis
turbed by three pickpockes Who without waiting
he was awake asleep thrust their hands into his
pockets with evil intent. Michael compromising what
intended sprapg up and knocked one Of tho trio into
the gutter The others managed 10 make their escape, but
Bill Jones, gutter noorey secured and locked up
BY order Of Justice QuAckenbush.
CHARoE or LARCENY AGAINST HAcKhAN.--Patrick G0ul
den, hickman, brought before Justice Connolly
charge OF stealing gold watch and chan the property Of
Pat Ceary, OF No. 80 Pike street, while the latter
taking ride In the carriage o. the defendant the night
OF the 9th ut Held for examination
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

GREAT IMPORTANCE o. Oh. MOTIFS PURn Pm.
" partition Of hoa Since The fra discovery Of - ou
ton here has besa y aew kncwleAge q blood e eq,
Mat Ies lea than four extensive eea q d.sess
e los OK Tho iron Witch Forms e rcd coorng matter & y
sicou,ss II s.sss q fe.as dseuI tohor Z: aaos atea
X frsausoty N he proportion 81 - 2 In fsasr. -
Ute and gh he RTCposonas e. equally s...S -
scrss and similar case. q puruls.i dl,shaise plepoa
and has been Ss%c.:..sd that q hoI,s.ds ~.
snerGeas Wal Ingredient 4 Ae svsrabie csuss u
chaaeterc and an nfssou Of pure iron into IL oslaa
This 1nesnable discovery has caused entirely nsw visws
The scientific portion Of he medical faculty IN regard 70 -
chsybeAe remedies hat should be prssi6eL Tho Ola al
souhons sale discarded and hsu, purified q o9y
and carbon, anue adn!assred, with unwonted sucossH
This first introduced into ibis country By Dr. Dsvl q
Mott medical chsmic Of ss, enaeoosi and - preVess
70 ee q leas! equal IN purity Q Tie vs best found In
paes ne eject. are marvelou.lX rspoyaa.g and delo
H. ~ sG e NJ ely pure Oh,ybs.s s;s publicly e1
:1r q Q. I'm. y u,s in u for. Of Dr. nos 0a.lybeas
chsTioHi ssn One irtal YIN suffice % tes 4. yelue r.
general AGENT and sold BY al respectable dru99ista
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

THE LAST CoMET-The comet now approaching
the will be visible to the naked eye, at all, in about
q week.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupess-
Tho best the world SURPRISING made Bold and applied
At The mAnufactofy, zS3 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

Rupture Cured ~ marsh & Co.D Radical
They keep SILK eAss sosnss for vAriooss
veins supporter shoulder Instruments foe defoe
mites mAAs b order Ne vessy street, Asoe Hose u. T.
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Holloway's Ointment and pills are work.
ing mos wonderful Glare ular svellins that have
the ointment, while hs puA remove a The suaooainx
horrors Of aGhnA.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

Hill, Inimitable Hair Cutter-Halr Dye SO
cents black or brown. Depot No. Barclay street. Also
| sold at 500 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

Kennedy's Medical Discovery - warranted
scrofulu ersypelas sarheum ocad heaA ucerHeA
ieas For sala BIZ al druggists
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

BaxTy's TH1e0pherous II the Best and Cheap
article for dressing beautying ceanlnx curling pro-
serving and restoring The hair. Ladies tyK soll ~ IN
| dru99Ga
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The Latest Drawings OF the Legalizsd Lst-
tsries. - reported 70 WOOD. EDDY CO..
xANAos.s or rm
DELAWARE. GEORGIA. KRNrUCKT AND MISSOURI
STATE LOTTERIES
omcsAl drawings By telegraph
DELAWARE LOTrRRIEs
Of Ss a Il }, spSSsssdd 5y ss %
Very susScssd 81 he 1svss s a, essdez &
were UsI' t sS dawn w; nom he ~sss NO "
EXTRA CLASS. No. SO. JUNE 4 lsss
SO, GA. 81, Al, 1, 60.
CLASS No. $40. JUNE 4, 1859.
IS, s. 30, rs, 20, So, SO, 49, 49, 80, "a, 40, 4s, g.
And that the said numbers drawn in tho order whicA
4, isss S akaS 9: GORDON, So ~.
GEORGIA Lor1ERInA
TIE subscrberu commlsaicneu apyonted 70 s.perneaA
~. he iolSwips The nun6e which 6S dss dawn
CLASS No. sf7, JuNs 4. 1850.
81, H. 70, e5, co. H. H. 61 49, TO- SO, 49, SO, 49, So
CLASS No. sls. EXTRA. Jus. 4. lisa
6, 63, 20, "a, 60, 8, 50, 50, IS, Is, 6s, IL.
tina. the said numbers drawn tn the order in which
they stand above.
Witness our hands As AuEuaA Ga, this Saturday JwsA
's''' 81 5 5zaSsss' ooa.lss.a..1
WOOD, EDDY co. md XuxuseH GeorSS
o. A. Dalls, Exchange and Specie Broker, l30
Greenwich strest seoo.d dooF nsstA 4 rsciac Hde.
Great Movement II In Progress-A Move
meut Of the wearing wod-gentlemen
WHITES ZIG Broadway where the most brilliant and
RED stock Of dess and undress fer sprng IN
New York has juH been opened Opposite 81 PAus church
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Grover 4 Bakers CelsbrussA
MOBILES FAMILY SEWING NAoUNE1
NHW STILES, AT BkDUOED P1IOm
rs Broadway. New York.
lea Fuoa a1est BFuokaya.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06
Annual Meeting OF tho Now JerseS Railroad
Company.

Annual Meeting or tho Now JerseS "s"rono
Compaay.
On Saturday the twenty seventh annual meeting u inc
New Jersey Railroad Company WAS held at the depot Jer
sey City. The meeting was organized by the appoint
ment of j. Lawrence az President; A. d Cobb and VII
liam EDGAR, Vice Presidents, and John Kane and H j.
Seuthmayd ~ Secretaries.
Tho annual report presented by J. p. jackson,
Esq The report states that about thirty millions pas
eengers have been transported road since II com
menced operation, without loss Of life limb Accidents
have occurred To persons walking tho track jump
ing on or of trains in violation OF the rules OF
pauy The burning Of the ferry boat John g. Darcy
the LIST mat involves loss Of COO beyond
Thanks are rendered to the remen and citizens Of Jersey
City for their aid that occasion Tho gross receipts Of
the last fiscal year were, s9o3 46 expenses
IS. The whole surplus fund Ia e342 2eT 90. The whole
number Of passengers, not including commuters carried
In 1853 was ITO ,8oj. Num0or OF miles the
road was 1913 1874 There was apparently decrease Of
passengers the last from the before which
owing TO the large increase or Communication tickets, 1859
Of which were issued last year. The company nave
found substitution Of coal for fuel advan
tageous, and rapidly introducing coal 10 their ocouo
uves engine has been ordered and 10 70 DO Of the
first class 70 be named the Chetwood and TO BIO ready
shortly. Six superior passenger cars are 10 be con-
structed and placed on the road Ia July next, and
rapgemenls being made TO introduce sleeping
have been made In the depot and forty acco
datons, and the Erie Railroad Company have
Gently maoe an arrangement whereby their rails
may be extended to the ferry 50 that passengers
60 from the boats 70 the under At the ermi
OF the junction the Morris and Essex depot
IN Newark the company are preparing for the trAnspor
taiion OF local freight from that part Of the city 70
and from New York xiso for a coal yard, whore coal
will be received from the mines In cars.
The report was received and adopted.
Mr.. ZABRIsKIE reported in reference TO the proposed
branch ROAD to Amboy that the committee had examined
tho and satisfied would be remuneratve,
but that 1t should be built by the residents the ne
who were able W do it, and that the company would
II for them.
Brief alluson made TO tho death Of Mr.. J. P.
Phenix, q leading director.
The following then elected directors for the
suing year:-John S. Darcy, Stephen Whitney, Henry R.
Remsen, Hamilton Fish, Dudley Gregory, Jonn Jack
son, ZAbriskie John J. Chetwood and John Acxen.
Tho meeting over, the company sat down banquet,
at which General Darcy presided, assisted by Messrs
Acken and Regall The entertainment closed with con-
gratuatory speeches from the gentlemen present
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Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best In the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye pri
va;ely applied, at No. 6 Asor House.
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Wheeler & Wilsen's sowing Machaneg-
OAice 606 Broadway. N. r. ssad ibr . circular
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

Brady's Photographic Galleries, 35o and
IS Broadway, New York. and 36a Psansyvaaia avenue
Washington, D. O. PhosogTaphs DAsusrsotypes and An
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06
FOR GENTLKNENs SUMNER WEAR.

FOR GENTLKNENs SUMNER WEAR.
wARNoCK 4 CO..
IsnoSAnIn HArrnns.
ss Hrs
sss''a 1F'Sszsss sE MI T SRRSss K1 ssss' our
81; 'n aAs
49, a;T Is. 1871 inc
Neat And Pf asf s. t ~ ssessas1
q DEJtIdoID rSo0ss' ~ srosdSs Az " ''''' ~
~Asate & Co.., AB8 Broadway, Opposite
y Y orsy style: tubular and oe ties per Steamer
Brady's photographic GALLERIES, 35o and
S'T &: D. .ss a.:
Wheeler 4 wiIs,ns sewing M.chs.es,-
oAics 6os Broadway. N. Y. ssad iDs . circular.
Grover 4 B.hsr's Csless~eel
NEW F s4sEEs. 4. E1 1905 sHH Fsfo st0n
~ - f sl1sser :s:! si s.1 asss;
Herrlnx's Patent Champion Fire
buzir proof safes 2 Broadway. corner Murray NY
Ehs Best Spring Bed In Existsncs-(Hows's
elliptic n fsa y 70 s. At 80 Broadway. Can aad sssA
Cristadoro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees-
The best the world Wholesale and RETAIL and the dye p
vasely applied, at No. Astor house.
Hill, Inimitable Hair Cutter-Halr Dye SO
cents, black brown. Depot No. Barclay street. Also
sold at S99 Broadway.
Bachelors Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupess-
The best In the world, surprising all made Sold and applied
OF The mAnufsctoFy, zS3 Broadway.
Barry's Trisopherous IL the Best and Cheap
article for dressing beautfyng, ceanin8 curling
serving and restoring the hair Ladies, try Sold BIZ Al
Arugg6A
Kennedy's Medical Discovery II warranted
scroulu esypelas salheum scad hsaA uIceraeA
ls9a For eala BIZ al druggists-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

Horr1ng's Patent Champion Fire
And buraar proef safes 26 Broadway, Murray
Ths Best Spring Bed In Existsncs-(HoWe'p
elliptic at fe0 = 10 g. at SO Broadway Call and sssA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

agate & Co.." a66 Broadway, Opposite
City Ba-New styles tubuA1 and aco tea per steamer,
Shirts made TO order, and warranted to e.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

w ArCH1 CLEANUP AND. RKPAIRxD.
w In The ~ msnnsr
AT LIZA THAI. U0UAL PRIUu4,
BY ths Ansss Load1 a ana 0Sasvs wu9knaAa.
SxAseh 10. II VA ssssx ~ ~'-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

Query-Where can Suit OF ready made
clothing be obtained cheap cSpeto
Il DRUMGOLD PRUCAB, 2l4 Broadway
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IL NO 69l BROADWAY.
Successful opening day.
Congratulations of the poopla
5000 vistten At the new gallery the ART week
THE MODEL GA LERY TRIUMPHANT.
Extensive apartments for ladies and gentlemen.
Solar combination skyghs United States patent cae
ras Of Mr.. Harrison.
100 portraits taken at onoe.
SUPERB AMBROTYPEs,
Original never fading daguerecky
The world renowned photo raShs,
Mtnatures1And life sizes
The exquisite psselographs by MI Morris
The dsshing arts water color Portraits by Mr. Heuas
the Queens artist "
Apartments for city views and landscapes.
Priv lie gallery for ladies and children.
Etock manufacturing depot
artists studio-the whole
only up stairway, feature highly
important to ladies and old roks &c aeratly,
Al beauteu y ventilated and Comfortable Il
view of perfect works OF and
proverbel ecanomy super1ptended By
tho popular artist Professor Merpe JY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1859-06-06

Rev Tnomss Core doipS dS6de. Godsrd. Geo Ruth.
DOwsP EsySs John corasn and son sam
ior1o tisz Edward Abraham, yepy, M Pse Nj
T. ssss
sstsI s,s sss
hss g SSn P S @ Ga %
EsHs x:Es: kslS9 Tl:ns WIN Sasssn
Brown Gss fsoa, o"Tosa ssa A'N'' '''S' A'''
For Liverpool in the sespsbp City Of Bsltorehsster
1sSn.. %os as
;'a xs:s
sss, Fleming, 4 p1;s: isdy and Infant Jose
s ssss ROBE A ssssH ss E
Ga2S wys o' %.
Lay ma Ms Two Cha
David Jardine John Christie Newell Anthony JSusert
IS White NM I1ydon, M: PIKE Ms Tsss two ch
Davis IcNsnse lanes Gray .nS NJ: whght%.1
ss ET snd .n , NJ:
Fairbanks Edward McDermot and LADY, John sare Miss
MAN. MANI VINE VIM 1.p Sst4;s n. nS Il
nss sns S nssss Ss specie s wn sA'r
R r., Hon
Mn and : n @
Mrs Richie and maid .ss Sophia G.ve. Miss H.nans Gal
gas Ssds Ge sa.Isr ~ s, rs.,:s
Msoe
asa .rc w ssssuF E Ssy Isna; Dr.
town Mas;schu.st..; noryile, Pan aver; NJ, Per
Snsca: csss. 6 sanSs AsoI M.. Lsso S
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New Yosf; Misa RchaEds Brooklyn; M Garpsser II
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TI6EFUL IN EvERY FAMILY.
u Grease spos paint &c removed iusteat'y. 0tOveaL
ribbons, &C.. cleaned equal % new Ttneus injury -
most delicate color or fabric, By HhakAAN OO.B
CONCENTRATED BENzfNE.
Nos. l6l, 3e9 5l1 and 7b6 Broadway.
, 1859-03-11
Chicago daily Wholesale Market.

I IHUKIpAI EvenIoE, March 10 j659
FLOuR-uo1de,s va-v rr., and m, ,,.nox,d ., .,.d
Viii st buyers are awaiting dsslue. Ma ket corse-
quent'y inactive REPAIRED sales are n1tus Of small lots
70 city faae: 20 bf's Clifton tRei 1ndsna' sold at ts:s
N storc and 10 hbs kxeelor fair apug Extra It Is %
at warehouse
"AAAi-m :ffes dn and inaetlve. Large amounts Of
sptLE were put On the ma ke Qastly early Ia tnc
los nut Ending 1p,a lole 10 re4lz excrp: at arEe
ueeane' ere Again "t5drawn sales show a decoe Ct
1H4 con Winter lnd 416c on 81 inz or vi TO bI
49, - ~ 70 esss % ~: q ou NO. nri III lots
si'S' 1"" On u aha 1'9s9 ou In Two lois 1t s1es:
Email car NO. LED unss Fe-eiseD at ttl5 al in
" s'n@ ~ p*Ss Sno'ee' oJ eemp e u S1.o'; tQo
49, o.I :, 1ou ~ u 90 t"e'sa ns -
s' ~ '14s NIECE lss' ea etsndAfd at el0 i.4N
, 1859-03-11

WASHINGTON, March 8.-Mr. Weller, pomina
ted Tor postmaster OF San Francisco, was ron.
f'fn'd IN executive session 10 day bV a strirt
pa II te Mr. Brndcrlck voted aca.n.t him
The chRrges against Weller we're ef 4 yery serions
character, enough to crimfuate most men tefone a
court OF just &C, but apparently o. little conse
quence 10 bis fellow Drm ocrata in tbs United
ates Senate. Mr, Brod-rjck's statements to the
Senate 'nceIn'ng The practices Of Weller, ahoufd
haSe been Eutflsieut to cause his r. jsc1iop.
Inc opposition TO tue confirmation of Mr. Rlark
aa y 'scthof OF AebFaska, was on tho grl.pd that
nc was too lnftmpeate. This vas ahont tvo
months ago. Ever since ,hat time he haa hen
IN to}s cy. illustrating The truth ol The c]1at re-.
asainst him. and is at the present time reduoei
TO sad condition.
There is r port that The anuaymous lettrrs IN
NcssEs. Key aud Sickics. warning QUE and iuE,r,us
inE the other, were written b. q female lrTend n
tue forncr, belonging 10 Baltimore, Hho wos ;ea1.
Gus Of his atsea io.s to Mrs SickIes.
WASHINGTON March 10 The Senate met at ?
cittk. lass than q'orum being present.
Mr. Mce, from the Duittee appofnt ted In vo;t
on tne President, cported the rertormanra or
that dut5, and that the President had no fn,thcr
adjourned sine die >''~ NsaA'c
lAe fnnetal services Of the postuaster f.cnoro,
eonmeL ctd At Loon. by IN audspss from The R.v
AZ AZ GsndoerTy, Of the Southern Methodist chnrc,,
me Ffaslaent aud Cabinet we're present. trcrfher
~An ofs''n9nhhed gentlemen conncc. ed with ali
olancoes ol the government TIE relatives n ~.
oeceased and others we're present. The d,n1n.
natlc corps we're 10 fult court dress. The I'M.
cesslon sas vtry long, and while It m, rra ,ho
Guy oells "eie toued and minute guns fred.
, 1859-03-11

Arrival OF the California Overland Mail,
sr Louis, March Q Thu Overland Csliforpis
Mail, With dates to the 14ih ult, arrived here
tonight. The coach brings no through passeu.
gers
Fifteen Thousand dollars worth oil Govern.
ment psaperty was throxp overheard from the
steumer Uncle Sam during bur. icane epcoun.
tered forty miles from the Heads.
Tbs State Medical Society had exonerated
Dr.. Cole.
The Qaakar City's passengers Of Jauuary
18th fa1ied to connect with 1he Golden Age. in
consequence o the inability OF The steamer 10
crots the Coatzaeosfcos bar, an aceount OF .
heavy gale.
Honolulu dutss Of January s9th, have been
received. 1he exports Of whale products tor
the year 1858 were upwards of 286. 900 bar.
reIe OF oil and 1.60o 900 pounds Of bono N l.
ser'al increase orer the exports Of the year pre-
viou8.
Sumo difficulty had occurred in the Ocho.k
aea, growing ont OF the efforts of the Russiuu
brig Constantine to prevent the American,
French and other vessels from Whaling there .
johnson Island had been taken possession Of ly
iorce from San Francisco, acting for the Flc,tic
Guxno Company. improvements were in progress
wiin the view Of -hlppiDg Guano.
Tue uassenXels report urT silver mines onencl
ln Artzona- Lead, copper, iron, alum, gold aud
tlyer ore.
Repurtslrom the till mines continue uufayor,.
h1e.
, 1859-03-11

-. n h&~ FsAk. March TO- ina
tios1.Htarr and 6al0c lover, Sales ~ nm ,hf.
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81 hh =, otet Au4dl4n Piour hrayy ssjes
~4A '"' s33A AJe xstur Qule. II u 20
,GsA1s Wheit dull and d.ooplnx. su,, u m :.
- ssa VT 70 md vs ms l5s W,ir Ms.hia.at na a.
~. ~ snnse e3er "a n aD Gbis II SSaanr HSs
se sss o @on eosesd eat. sa.sd sasds
io Et. apd 8tsc Western ID Car adfsn o@5'c
nMaMkf-f1fIn. es1es Wv pbla at s5k0sar
~ - nrmes Bales 2T0J pbis i, AlHa1p,o
tns oe" t1e.s; 50 fur old do; t6f scf ats1 T.
a.. - s9'3 pa. bb eesr; si5 u as tTiaa uiala
X ~ .-9i3 u fur prime. Included In he -ae.s ve
ss Bsrf a asa nsa end 10 hnes+ de!,,..e ii Arrii
asa % ior r. p aeasG r.; 1850 r. eoaa'i5 ~
s.lrs ie e s1i1' FnPs Asa heei nm i s1;S3
dds or c.oInta sn's'; IN .e. 10 Clear .noted
e. id.,, ~ sna e.. .Hr%: Il. os
II asi III q Ms.ed tos a1t It ssx issa nh;
il Cd dcm.nd !. %a n' and l7s7 for stzte. Caeae
{. .1H1S-nal II - but steady. q ts of Va ,oa.
"a. ~ Tenn g 81 aHfnrna q st. X 1v'a =. Moes
~ g au eon pa31c Nall r6E - y nst p 4s4:
~ - se2s h1fe preferred - III n s11H duo-
ledo n g. - : u : Clstel&nd To-
, 1859-03-11

WILL, DURING TIE PRESENT SEA
w son, run 'hels veil known and potu!sr Line Of
: FifxtsClaas screw steamtfs
Regularly bssxeen 0sdtnsturth ard s.eEo and The
UlpeS Lakes conn .ctlns 4 OkdensbuExh II The
0gdensburgh and Vermont Central B. B. R;ute,
Be'veen OgdonsburEh. Bu'llnston oorcord. Ma.ches-
ter Nashus, Lawrence. Lowell, Woreestef and Boston,
and Il osveso With the
New 0sxeso Line Of Thirty Frst-class Boats,
On the Eala:red Canal between o..sso Troy. Albany
and New York. connecting also At Duntlfk With tho
NEW YORK and ERE RAILROAD.
And forming tt-weekr u7o between Dunthk and
chicago and 1ntesnediatc Poffk.
r Mereb aodlae n arked IN. T. % : Ezpres." xin
Trzn the he1 Yor< and EyIt Railroad ID prompt
IT. rxatded from DunkIrk 1t thn lowest tateA
II western merchants respect ally ursed 10 sec
the Agenta Of this Company IA New York and B. ston,
before making cenIAcA.
J. MYEaa 4kett N. r. Co.. No. III. Broadway. ny.
l. WAhNtR Agent, 10 Cotnues 10, N j.
0HAa :APPAN corner 9Th Aud Chestnut Sts,, PILLS.
HtFkY I CRAWFORD. Uaweeo. n. A:xu
GEu PAREER- AKeut Ugheu u5kh. N, 7.
1h%MHERl N. 0kAWFOHO 4 Co.. cleveland. o.
JoHN Hu 'K4h1. Aren't rs state street, Boston.
A 0usHM AfeutV- y Line. los Safe IT.. Boxtqn.
FIFE MICHAEL g. Lnus
II. Z MI6gnG W. Fu aon City. Iowa
JACOB WA8HbUHN. Davenport, Iowa.
MATTER T. CO., Chicago.
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