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Neady-made Clothing.

This branch of our business will receive the espe.
ciai attention OF our buyers quastity quality AID
design, and would respectfully invite
Also, 10 our eLtire new stock Of sTsAM COILS,
comprising large asd beautiful invoice Of Mems
Boys Youth aud Oh l-:en' IS Hats and Caps; dra b.
Drown, white anu black l. ghUrn Hats, Ladies' and
Misses BioOmer hats and Infants hoods; ali OF
VIII Oh viii be offered AZ the low market prices
together with an unusual heavy supply OF Bieaeh,d
ano Brown DonSsiics, o. nal bugs, striped Plain
rillir gs, &c, HsrGware and CLtiery Guns Pistols
OueensXarP Clocks &c Er
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

give are informed that tlse contract r.
TO carrying n mail On she great rssate q ala
.rsukiln via ka ssitviilr. Eikton aud Hop
insville, 10 Caiu,nhis krHtcks have abs :
! q the ssrsiee antil ,ach time as Congress
a ~ make rfovt-ies flr their pay AZ this
r'ate Mas ths only direct oasiel for mails
rom the eouairy through which Il passed,
lsr abandonment Of the ssryIc. will b. nro-
Give OF gneat I4eoayeaieace.--C. sylsssls
y fa ssaiass.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
Sa4 nzaAbsAT,

YITE nesbcs an aTftrls p5sf frem TIE &stsnfa
w fGeerxis1 cAnfeferaf5. n Ntira ear nsfse i
pierra the - eafs4 bl.c f&zt II Ses fe<k s<r-
chants 1As tst sd - csDfefe the nkHsss Il Ans
kea&n 10 DC ssGaFssea asa EteeFss n <ss<r4i=sA.
ii<eee. Nelszfzkse sad lnseaz1zf ssEa- - ar a.
The Charge rrl-tss e -. b uaalie-o4z zse fzss u
psrtfsi1r, tFi-s d sealh an4 Sersh ala
lrssifys He se<saesig eppe<ezz p-tsepas sz.f
pFsct &C. sYsorzlhF esa ss1ti sut 40 hfIsl .<zn
ksfuhlr<nsn and 81 as sins kaxs nasasa- We
are sEd esff hsse beez ihereazbly eeassrvztls IL
Vi ~, shd tie - charge j. ei.nsas fesnas-
fsss-is EosERlss RHODES co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

"CLEAs DAYT.n-Tbe Richmond Enquirer
Of the "a inst, eones TO haId clad L.
maurning for the --latest National Calamity
1.-THE election OF PEssIS0roS As Speaker
Dreadful IL the grief Of our Richmond COZ
temporary-niil no enc give him comfortl
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

Mrs WiusiOVv. an experienced nurse
emale physician, has soothing syrup for children
eethir which greatly facilitates the process of
teethi.g by softening the gumsre lucing all n1ama
on-wilI allay all pain and is to regulate the
bowels. Depend upon it, mothers it will give rest
o yourselves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. une7d&w1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

Hfl2u a Campbell, Am r rs Idilh = VIE 40
others.
Dr. ssrtus - aeeres 81 The Hoa- crcntt cnnrf. 81
ID Szshssits, rreE-. r-onesscet n see ssess c,s-e
Al - saaaars Terns $50, I Nil. exposs 10 rusic
is &c he haex bidder - she ha=ne place q she ate
HiIlszn. csa.paeIi leeta.. On TUESDAY, -Hk efh
DAY ~ NAGCH fseo, tBe felrruln< <ekrofzs xu-
silva Caarles Nary, Jesse, Eszhlnktoa gyohn, H<<-
RET ksn<y caroline. nna. Hznssh, NarAh and
Iane- Ate. ais. - ths z>n>z 9zt - tef Fezs@ss
~. sell ths Trscs q tas1 - sh.<a ne - n
c4zas,b<ll. Der d. res1e4 sroHtAlnux eeest -
SO f3sd sn1 <e<re<s s<e sold fog 4ixlsio1 nnonE
a. h<.rr IL 40 iszlzns cknpeeiI, dee'1-
fxxn. $3.50 k<xro<E y II be Sid upnn exe4aof
Il uea<ns, ea1zs ut<n sYprcsee e<S@ft2 SiH e 20
<4zf<4< $50 Las III t< set4 st1 <<e1-- ~ -
y<aFt. VA tuzsfest, nctrs via es!f tee -
saFits all - rc1osre1 as Ee4 x<<ez<e4 11<4 -
rsszazse rsoesy q I'D DAVID c LOVE,
1855 C>erk sa1 Maz>er-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
TRABVE - LUCUs
Dress Goods.

Cloths, Cassimeres, Tweeds, Cottonades Linen and
Linen Due X Tor Goats and Pants.
We shall have o.. han full and comple,e assert
ment of all classes of WHITE GOODS inciudfnr
Irish Linen, Linen Hal okerehieis, Danlasks Nan,
kins, En- broderes, Laces, Muslin Curtains Nantes
&C. Our stock Of English, FrvIch and German HtlS
lEhY viii be AT all times found full assortment
OF Varieties and Yankee Nutins, ". tches, Jew ery
and Fancy Coos are 100 GRE~T 10 ENuNERsTE-suf
ncient TO it will compare fayorably With any
in thec
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

~ order 20 sell more Goods xe have resolved 70
i AK less protts. Cur sleek fsfI a. ali times,
ane esasfess OF tne variety of Shirts, Mex Ties.
sc&Ffs md cssxats- rSnFRxEAR 81 six, 81
mrr~. Ia BIS eeei, Eerina and CcIlorx. Gl0yes and
Hail fsess II every kind; Hsndk srehsfs, u<pcn-
deFs. shirt BsEen.s ana Dressing Eoees, &C. &c. We
have slss . eIeee iot e Piracy Sores, sech
cenbs. Brushes, Canes. Porte nenies, Peeket Eeoks,
Gases raeh, Lesfhek Traxeliug fsgs, I'm II Eirrsfs,
sezssors, ke-, al fsz sale cheap b.
tza-e J. II. NcsIII l.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

A ~s slEl ssen send orders ST shirss sc reqnezs
II al be prefer shrif' nLze <I Etasiy for t1e<ns
- leave sfrsfr elth dsrrctunF &e-, and
zesrastsr they shall be a.de - rtquirsd'
l.s2s-sf ]. 4 NccIlL-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
crates and Mantelpieces.

IKE have very large stock Psrlor HastIes
w and Jamb GRATIS, 81 every piice aaa sire
fenkers u various Fsuezns. Msrb-hxee Ifon Nan
Ties. kc. AssKfN ME 4 HfScHfS.
less-u Sos aad II G li-ge street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
NE w M SIC

AT LUcEsS MUSIC STORE
r A slc4IIESNf, dance de Solos Ca. Juiisn. } as
a F.atassa OF - the Esea5eE. fW aliacs ) II.
Besne As-n1sries, Medley, 81
fzntsssz seFtss4, frssns ssFmA, By siereck, Co
ceaele FoIka. by Mueller. s.
heN Can Lea Thee, -
The Merry Maiden, By Glover. So
Wisisess Weicnase Hpnze, Tor Guitar, sc
staf Il NJ Soof Ter Gaitar, Soc
Irt Ne kfzs Him Ter Tia .iothe<. fer Gnfsr. 80
AasA0 assisa Pstage fres rseeiss 81 ne aa.fkss
prsee. Join LICK.
fesi-sf a t-ni.-a street
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
Roots and Shoes.
CarpetinSS.

In this department. viii be kept almost every va.
rety Of Boots aud shoes, hich caunot TAIL to give
satisfaction, both in quality price.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06

@-In an advertisement of cosmetic in
an exchange, we fad KEATS we'll known line
quoted thus: = -
"a th ing OF beauty is a boy forever"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
3fIp EMBELLISHMENTS.
Carmine Inks.

A LARGE assortment of the best RED INKS, this
L DAY received by 81 81 f. HAGAN,
feb2-ls s468#4 : n Ca,iege 81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-06
PENMANSuIP.

DURISG the frhltr cho-,l "a afisr, pupils can
IL attend M isolb-sr's Cissecz morning after
noon, aud thes chosss cfnpiste Ihe.r les eis
10 We- X
PHvAU6nAPhY taught as usual. hnso-tf
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-05-02
To Contributors.

Az our design is to make our paper
one that will he Of interest to all en-.
gagged in the different departments Of
active industry in every part Of the
county, we respectfully solicit the CO.
operation Of orr intelligent citizens
throughout its limits. And being es-
pecially dcsirous Of promoting the
farming interests Of Dubois, items il
any department Of agriculture are par
ticnlarly solicited. Please send us all
the news, incidents. general iniorma-
ticn, and mineral discoveries in your
respective ncighborloods.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-05-02
OFFICERS or DUBOIS COUNTY.

Clsrk-RAz.L g. EnMossros.
Ani'or--JoHE MrnRlsGER.
'TrrnSnrrr-- THEcrnEE Sn.prHMAss.
J, cordrr-- SrtPiiFS JEEGEg.
Saeris-JAcAB lltEsAs.
GnroH.r- -Wn. ScHuFLTTrMAv.
Surveyor BEsJAMis Il. kLMr.
Harvey NICHOLSON,
\. u. LicEwrKMERr, Commissioners.
Wa n. GGFtn.
OFFICERS oF TA:xDRlTcE TOWNSHIP
Ju-iires--A. II. Alexander, NJ. Keefer
:. Rose.
Trustees. j. crnmer.
Constable Anthony Eeker'-
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-05-02
Job Printing.

We are prepared 10 give prompt AZ
tention to all kinds Of job or Book
printing. Any description Of blanks,
receipts, bill heads, store, stallion o.
jack bills can he forthcoming on the
shortest notice. in the most approved
style, and on reasonable terms.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-05-02

GRArIs NorIcEs We publish mott
ces Of marriages. deaths, &C.. gratis,
and wonld like to record all which oc-
eur in the county. Ministers. ~ 9TH
era. who ofiiciatc on such occasions.
will confer a favor by sending " no
ticc Immediately.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-05-02
BEWARE or COUNTERFrlTS.

Sc tlai you eef ll"onands German Bh.
'ers, prerared b. Dr. G. NJ Jackson. Paula
felphia Pennsylvania. aud that hi- sigma
ture i on 'he wrapper Ct cach bottle.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-05-02

STATE Of TSDiASA, CousrY o. DuBoIs:
In Dubois Circuit Court. july term, 1860.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-05-02
HooFlANp's GERMAN Pill,

hcng weIknown throughcu, Europe and America needs
no commendatcn here. They purely vegetable are
prepared with great exactness and sugar-coafcd No
better catartc Pill be fund PRICE, rs ct per box
These medicines are prepared by DR.. c. N. JACKSON 4
Co. Philadelphia, Pa, and Il Louis. No. and are sd hy
druggists aud dealers IN medicines everywhere The sig
bottle OF lux.
In our ErsrgbalTs Tis'anar,r published annually, you
will fnd testimony and cummcndaiofy notices from All
parts Of the country These Amanacs given away BY
all our agenfs.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-05-02

THE GREAT DRAWBACK io persons
emigr ling 10 the * rene south anJ wer'rrn
~osn,ry, is the fear they have .: The Fever
Ayue--she most direfal of sll disrasss.--
Every day we hear OF per.nns attacked by
shis d's-as~ and made hrlpr r-s ID a short
time without any means Of nilJrding rrllei,
il view u the grea, demand for remedy
Dr. IIoste,ier has presented III. CELE3Ri
TED STOMACH BITTERS, ~ho-e cu-
sstiss powers fur oil disease Of ihe -lons.
seh hsvs been universally ackno~isds ef. ---
The birerS. prepared inter lorc sxperi
snce and deep study. have received ,he en-
roninins 81 The most eminent physicians. rs
well - ~ classes. from every par' ~ our
country. To those who doubt their many
virtues. oil we csn say Is tory them, and
judge for then,selsc- resrec'iyels
sold by druggists and dealers generally
everywhere.
W Sc advertisement, il another cUiamn.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-05-02
The RAILWAY REPUBLICAN say

The RAILWAY REPUBLICAN says
that when Senators of the United States
and oihers Of the highest standing socially
snd politically, openly declare thar "Woot's Z
hair restorative" (soid BY ~ good druggists. J
70 81, and more ,han aI'.t preiends 70 Dc, wr
cannot d. otherwise ihsn believe them.
We see thnt The United States has made
"a Appropriation cf seversl hundred sea- ping
tAives 20 one Of The Indian tribes A. part ci
s's annuity. AZ tits thus providing for remov.
inl the "cspiIlary substance ~ili Il nol
Se cell TO order several thousand packages
of Ressorstive 70 restore the beauty 10 the
dtnuded poll, and not leave nakedncs-
.where the hair ought 20 grow
CAursoH.---Bewsrc, u worthless imi,a-
sions. d sevevai sre already IN The market.
ss'!ed BY different names. Use none unless
shs words Professor Woods Hair R,s'oras
sise. Depot. 81. Louis, Mo-. and New York;
ere blown 10 the bottle. Sold by all drug
gisis and patent medicine dealers. Also by
81 Fancy and Toile, Goods dealers. 10 the
United Sisies aud Csnxdss.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-05-02
AN OFFER.

Any person sending us five new
subscribers, and the money, will re-
seivc copy Of the Courier for one
year, as a present.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-05-02

0y All, especially younv men, should
read The adver,iss ment 81 The "rew M
siensl Dispensary" at C,ncipnsu. u,.lc, in
another cohnA.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-05-02

a FINE lot 81 chewing tobacco cigrfs
Bar sean. Lahios Busters. fire gloves
Csp pan :. writing nuid. nrn-. rrrcilS. ant
REV holyers al ALEXANDERS.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-05-02

4 tivvu Ari ele VI N.u Ufltai.- Ai0iaSsrr
N lust received md frr snlr bv 'he hall
barrel al the CHEAP CASH STORE.
The Jasper weekly courier., 1860-05-02
OLD AND YOUNG
ArTlRM ITS TRUTH.
Viz: That
P60f. WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.


Will preserve iniallb '. TIE growth snd
color o' 'ac hair, i ~ 'wo ~ tIr4e nm :
4 week. - any imsraable age Perfectly
restore The gray, en,rrihe hsId with ma.
lures own ornament. ihc HAIR; make u more
suit ana hean'iirI thru ruy uii, anu preserve
the scalp free frufn All iisrnse, 10 ihr ereo-
~; age, s aiesmen, Jutnrs. Attorneys.
\ Dsctufp. Clctrymen. Pruirssirnsl Mn, snn
tiertiemea nnd Indies II ~ clur-rs. af
uver be world, bsar 'tstimol ihai Wc d.
nni say TOO ruc' ~ its isvur. Read ne
following. and inirr :-
PROFESSOR y TIIAIcERG, PIANIST,
ssy~. "a W. arrival ia ,he u. States ~
wa- rapidly becoming rray, tnt 90 ap
plsins Woods IIpr II s;orqiivc ti~
hair srcn rerovcrpd i,s oriainsl hue.
CHARLES GARDEN. ID Nassau sir't
N~w Yvik.
says the cray hairs on his ise's head were
iiicr few ~eekstris turned in'o HdaFt
brown. Il r same time bcaulilyng ant
ihickening the hair.
h.C RAYMOND, BATH. MAINE.
says be is now sky Years Old. and his
hair and ohisksrs were ~ o-third> gray
bu, hy The use nf TWO bottles n Re~to-
raive the gray hars have disappeared,
both on bis head and face, and u more
soft and clossy than i,r twenty five
yrars previous. Ill wife, nt the age oi
fiiy-iwo. has used il With the same ef.
iect.
FINLEY JOHNSON. Esq. New 0RfFAvs,
says that he lost his hair hy The Yellow
Fever. 10 1854. Tie USED Moods Hair Re-
~tora,iye. and his haDis now hck aud gios-
~.
$. Nj. MmnLEroS, AtAEAxA,
says The Restorative has one much
gnod in his part ~ The counirv. IIe
used Il fnr badness, aud now has fine
head ~ hsir
r. L. MORSE, LEBANON. KENTUCKY
ssys he hns seen Woods Hair Restorative
used Ia hundreds ol cases. aud never knew
!; 70 iaiin accomplishing all i processes "
do.
A. j. ALDEN, MrLAINSBORO, II,
says re had the scald hea eight years,
and was bald, but hy the liberal use Of
Woods Hair Restorative. he now has
rich glossy head oi hair.
rs Sold hv sli Druggists, and hy O. J
Wood g. Ca.. NJ AL. Broadway. N, York,
and Ia Market street. 81 Loni-, Mis-olri
HUSi RECEIVED an tor sale cheaper
~ than ever u ine Cheap Carh Store .
|Ere assortment of Prints DeIaines. Cling
hams Debaise. Lusier Plain End barred Ja-
connet,s, spring shswis ~ the latest styIs
Ladies collars, Dress trimmings. Ribbon
laces Edgings &C.. aIsn a fine sssorlment Of
Ready.msde clothing. Hats and Cans htr,s
aud shoes. Grncerics, Hardware and Cut
tlrfv. March ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

ph,s stesdy at 4Or Flour, lie on Wheat nd ,otc
- ca,n 10 NewYosk Impors IN the sss "A ncns % oos
on ill., oco hpsb heat 600 bush Corn ~ oSsn Vss.
,s ,bs ZANE time: 200 bbls Flour 3eoo ossh wness
Ia hush tern ~ 900 bssh Oats 900 bush hye LAG In
,os since the ops ming til noon to-day 90 oos 'on'
fans 20 bnb Wheat s bush. Corn Ssoi. oasn os
bn,b Pa,ley ie0 bush Rye Canal export tae ssGs
ms. a. 2e bb Floor 7ai e4s bush Whest ~ og bas
Corn 30 SO bush Os GIL bush Barley, u $50 bach Rye
NV CEIzays July 7-No sales Of C0Tros tLoca hrm az
as s575 PoRk firm fle e0a go for Mess socs e
49, no bbs sgsinT L. 500 do last yesr IAcco
closed firm FREresr and EXCHANGE unslte'ed
CIscIsSAr July 2-FLouR very dali; q9ots''ons oom p
hsdfn are willing sell rs WHISKY duh at l!tc an r2sk
buaysnt; $ls IS are offered Bacon at s0llc sishr TX
GRANGE Oh New 7 ork y cent premium. $1,000. "a L..
Oswyeo, July ep m.FLoUR Ge.dy 81 " ~.
common 70 sste sT9S Is for fsyorte
City baDds WHEAT quiet dropping; ssie conned s
lots lower and Inactive Sc offered and SOC ked UA
BARLEY. and Pas quiet Canal FRyiears lower on oan
Flour 2fc Wheat 1tc, Coru 7c 10 NewYork IsPokrs-W
bbIs Flour 500 bnsh Wheat bush Canal Tx
POI $500 tbs Flour 3 300 bush Whee 500 bush Conn.,
100 bush. Gate. . -
.i olv res wHEAr nothing OF raoment doing; les only
@ on private terms Cons quiet 10 600 bush
e.srn Mixed a. 62a62sc OATS dul sales 100 basb Cam
ada East II 51c WHISKY, no sales 49,. Ia, =,
July 2FLoUR dull and Declined IS3c s.ies
g, "a a7Id&5O WHEAT quiet White, 81 ~ Goi ~ hsd
aiadsI 6 Corn dali; Yellow SIC OATS doll ana decnn-
en-, PRoyIsIoss firm and bnoysnt- WHIskr, ~. ,,,
s.ITIxoRK July 2--FLoUR quiet; supernne % % WHAf
dbl and unchanged stesdy at 6e11lc for white and
Yellow Provisions firm; Mess Pork sis Bacon st' "H'-
XIV dali; Ohio 204c.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03
TIE GREAT EASTERN.

TIE people continue TO assemble in the vicinity OF
the Great Eastern gaze upon her vast proportions.
The miniature merchants and showmen are driving an
excellent trade on the wharf. The small boatmen and
the email steamboat engaged i'll paying BUSH
ness in taking parties around her hull.
Two immense gaDgways have been erected, leadi ag
from tie wharf into the ship. They are strong and
well rallied in TO prevent the possibility of any
accident The leads To the large port but short
distance forward of the laboard wheel and the other
to the large port under the arboard quarter The IN
pTess and egress by these avenues viii be easy aud
ample Tor the busy throBg which Will, doubtless, to-
dav visit the ship TO view her inner works.
The regular gangway, Just abaft the iarboard wheel
has been hosted, and the worknen on board ana ON
ers had yesterday, TO use ladder iof the purpose OF
getting in and out of the ship.
The decks assume cleaner aspect; the teak
facings and holdings Of the companions and skyghts
bonc been scraped and vanished the deck presents
more inviting ~ef-"'. i. ..ou...
thing has been secured, and the iron wilderness VIII
commend itself TO the admiration OF all VINO exam
inc il. -,
The propelling engines are more Obscure and will
be visited by very few who WRIT the ship Indeed,
there are many important points In the lower regions
of the ship which only the mechanically inclined VIII
examine Certainly the ladies' II delrous 10 see tue
internal grandeur aud strength OF the Great Eastern,
will have 10 travel paths which repudate crinone In
the lower works of tbis ship the light shines out OF
apparent thick darkness.
YESTERDAY forenoon. Mr.. Van Buren, Ryerson waited
upon the Directors of the Great Eastern, at the Office
of Nessrp Grinnsll g. Mnturn and offered 20 clean
the bottom Of their chip thoroughly leaving not sin
Gle bainacle. This he proposes to do with his su9ma-
fine Explorer the efficiency of which was tested on
Diamond Rect, opposite Governors lslaeo. a., Mr. c ny
Eastern AT cost Of $1,000. He promises TO satfiy
every Director OF the Company thai the work Is well
done by subsequently taking them below the ship, and
letting ihsm examine ii for Themselves -,
Ye,ierday afternoon, by special permission Of Mr.:
N,,,nrn the Rev DIR. Cheeyer visited the ship and
penetrated every possible hole and corner, tunnel and
gganeway. saloon and kitchen, from the deck 70 Tue
bollon Of the ship. Archbishop Hughes and DR.
Cheever have been the first cerymen in the city 70
.'.;ne ,bis vessel Both of them have expressed
,bril admiration OF the genius developed in The COM
nIeiion Of such a magnificent hull and machinery
AlIeady the provincial towns and c'he' oil the coast
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03
Advertisement
DISPUTE BETWEEN MERCHANTS - TRADE

To The Editor Of The " y Times.
sR: Your paper Of June 80 1860 contains report TO the
eject that John Murphy, Of the firm of McConye Murphy OF
this city arrested instance Of Barbour Bros dea
linen the charge Of counteiting their trade
marks held to bail by the Justice by VIII m the
had been issued Such report cannot be suffered to go
unexplained The facts shortly these Messrs
Murchy received the month of May last firm house In
Ge altogether unsolicited by them small consignment OF
thread to be them Of the congnor When
the reached their hands they for the first dine became
aware the libel Of Barbour Standard the same
usually paced the house Of BarbouT Of Lsburn Ireland
breed manufactured by them for the New DIRK market
few sitter the thread into their possession oa
the counelfts Of their trade mark The con
a.gow asserts that both the labels and the
thread the genuine labels and thread OF the honse Bar
Lsburn purchased by him the other side Under
litigation Mesrs McConvle Murphy induced at the
instance mutual friend Barbour Bros and themselves 70
place the labels his hands and TO the sale OF the thread
until all doubt regarding the had been definitely removed
They informed Bros that had done These
teen not satisfied with this demanded that the labels should
be given up to them, Whit Mess MeConvle MarPhy
DUTY 10 their conignor and believing that they had night to
give property without HE consent the statement
OF Barbour Bros refused TO do An action in the ordinary form
was eupon commenced against Them TO which they are ad-
yi,.d they have perfectly valid defense. 80
The arrest OF MI Murphy, in cmenal proceeding az the IN
Barbour Bros the DeIt and most atons act
Of hostility The position of Messs McConyie Murphy in
the mercantile community guarantee Of their ample ability TO
damages for claim against them Mess McCon-
vile Murphy believing that they have done In this matter all
that mercantile and the stcte honor require have
determined the law take its regular and the rights
his account MI Murphy by the advice counsel preferred to
have the criminal charge sgan him sent direct to the General
Sessions. and wsiyed any preliminary examination -
MCCONyILLR & MURPHY, No. 81 CedaTst, New-fork.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03

Loypov AND NoswIoH Steamer Connc,ss st,
rom Pier No. r., Tuesday sp returning carry f'a'''
OK r%poRT R. Lstesner Empire State from Pcr D. N. H.
.sTHas early on Th S vss y s,G1s . Rob-
PsS M 't asssnd ne o sn'H,Ss
Fs q e. at e.1s. fa aoS Ps a' s r.
M Returning early in the sveSirs .,s.s M Return.
Ing !. %. sy,I,ns j. P Smith from Haon''es
Ra nonr-stssmer Thomas Powell from Jay'sneet fie''
Tgsy Rs'anc o on rnST.siS em Pier 10
N r., foot Of Courlandt street. at 10 4" returning " viz
srWooiEY's MorSraS-Morris and Essex Railroad rom
courlsndt street Ferry 9, Returning The following aim
rsrosp % Returning early On Thursday morning
srs1Hs isLAypArOund it-s.ea%er C. Vanderbilt, from from
ko6n Pier Returning early IL the s ps, Ss
sTosiSGros, tosS-Steamer ny mouth NO., ron M Re-
wrsr Aida from Jsysreet Pier 81 I'm m:
S., ~ . ~ Returning Thur.day, II Steamer Broad
way fiom Jayseet Pier on the 4th at q M Returning
"s Wn,TR MOUNTAINS, HNorwch and Worcester Railroad
and Steamboat Line from Pier No. Nortn h'e iuesoSy'
HAnIEx RAILROAD Excursion TRANS win leave the dePS'
of. Of Iuh and and p M Returning
Ferry Geenport and Intermediate stations az
returning early in the evening vE,c,r.ion train. for
all stations on this road and the coal fields Of Pennsylvania VIII
leave CGusnd street seTy At ana a trains 70, pb.deOh
Trenton Princeton and New Brunswick ut and IL g. W. IL
m end R'rns as lof" n m
Landing for Toensvie hourly on arrival Of the o's' IRON
DsIawARK AND RARIrAs RArLnoAD. = Steamer Rip Van
wbie win leave Robinsonsee' Pier at o'clock Tor Ror'
0qHs oH IEIs RsiIRoID WIN s.y'
jersey City for Piermont and intermediate stations " M
and d. N. Returning early in the evening.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-03
ments as elias ifed:

WmLIAMsB URGH INDUSTRIAL ScHooL.-The festival
held short time ago for the purpose OF raising iund'
10 liqnidae debt against this institution not oeng
successful, musical entertainment vast last night
given at the Odeon to accomplish that object Among
the artists who volunteered their services for the occa-
sion were Mrs. j. NJ. Mozart and Mr.. Ii. hilard OF
Christ Church, New-YOrk the Andersonians, and
Mr.. Louis Schmidt. The attendance was quite barge
the entertainment every way acceptable, and the
.mount realized will we believe 60 far to release the
school from the pecunisry embarrassment tat has Tor
come time impaired irs usefulness. The Trustees Of
this institution obtained from the last Legislature
charter comforting upon them corporate powers and
them 10 ndenture children under their care
and to hold property for the use Of the institution. The