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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28

HoLLowAT's PILLs.-If we would destroy poia.
onous plant. We begin at the roots. not the leaves
and blossoms. The operation Of HollOway's Pills
proceed. upon the same principle. The csdaverous
simply indications that the internal organs not
doing their duty. u the skin 10 sufused with bile.
and The breath offensive, there are obsructinna in
the liver II the food aer eating, seems to lie like
lead at the pit Of the stomach and 10 turned into
foul gaases nstead Of wholesome pabnlum, the or
gAns Of digestion are diseased Upon these distem.
pered viScera the Pills act as powerful Alternative.
They purge mildly, and at the same time regulate
and purify the secretiOns and the blood. Need We
say that the inevitable consequence is . EkOrOH0A
curNP
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28
Petition in Insolvencv,

SrS S1an Ss e. SAy Dotsa In the County Court
LOUIS SAMTER, VS.. HIS CREDITORS
vent Dcbter.
DCRSCAST to an order Of lion James johnson, Judge
oithe Court afrtSaid notice Is hereby given all the
Creditors Of sail Ins0vcn Louis Snnpirr to b. md
pear before the Court Aforesaid In open Court at the Court
IIOuT, In the City Of acerVic, the 18th day u Feb
ruary d. 1861 OF 10 o'clock AN Co show cause II any
they can why the prayer ~ sail Insoven ebor should
not be grnne and assignment Of his estate be made
AMI he he discharged from his debts and liabilities In pr
suancr Of Tie Statute In such made md provided
and In the meantime Is ordered that all judicial proceed
Ing against said Insolvent debtor b. stayed.
witness my hnnd and the seal Of said Cour
IL. 81 atixsd. at oflcr In the City Of PlacerVle
this I'd day OF January, A. u. 1850
Jan7-5W WM A. JANUARY Clerk. +.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28

GLAD OF I'VE are gralified to announce
that the bill for the relief ola. d. Park, intro.
duced in the Senate by Mr.. Titus, passed that
body on Wednesday, without opposition. DIR.
Titus and Col. Dickinson briefly advocated it
and showed the business Of it. AS the delcgN-
tion from our county are unanimously in favor
of it, we hope it will pass the House without
unnecessary delay.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28

We respectfully call the attention Of the Cen
trail Committee to the judiciOus, as we deem
II, suggestion Of "Old Hickory" The writer
we know to be sterling old.fashioncd Demo
crat, who has little respect and no affection for
boilers and Republicans, and who considers il
an outrage to permit either to vote at our pri.
mary elections.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28

The RoADS-The public highways Of the
county, at many points, are almost impossible
on account of the mud, which is not only
deep, but miry. This is an evil incident to
the rainy season, and as it cannot be obviated,
travellers and Transfers will have to plunge
ahead, keep a stiff uppcr'lip, and grin and
hear IL
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS Board Of Su-
pervisors will hold their next meeting on Mon
day, the 9Th Of February. They meet in the
Office Of the County CLERK.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28
Petition in Insolvency,

E0C1ClOQ III insolvency.
SSTATE or CALIFORNIA, County u n Dorado. In the
County Court
In the matter Of the Petition Of JOHN n CROCKER nm
Ins0lvent Debtor.
Pursuant TO orcr Of lion James johnson Judge NJ
Creditors Of said Insolvent Debtor John H. trucker to be
aud sppear before the Court nfOresad IN open Court At
the Court House Of said County. In the City Of pnccrvip
on the 18th day Of February A. u 1850 nj ten o'clock A.
W., 0Shnw cause. II nuy they why the prayer Of said
Insnvtnt Debtor shoald not lie granted mud nm assign.
ment Of his Estate be made and lie be discharged from his
debts and liabilities In pursuance Of the prnvsona OF the
Statutes In Such cases made and provided mud Irythe
meantime II 10 ordered that Judicial against
said Insovent debtor. be- stayed.
~ Witness my hand aud seal NJ said Court here.
to AIMED, NJ Office in the CITY u rrAcrrvilIe
I :" this 9th day Of December. A. u. 1859.
~ WM. A. JANUARY, Clerk
by OGDEN SouiREs. Deputy Clerk
Geo. g. Blanchard, Atty. for PeiitIoner.-S0-td
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28
Administrators Sale.

NOTICE IL hereby given, that the undersigned admins
~ T'r In pursuance NJ an order OF the Hon Probate
Court Of EdorndO County California made on the 8rd ny
OF January, A. 1862 will on Monday the 9Th dav Of Feb
rAry A. 1851 at O'clock A. ~ Of said day at the Court
House door Of said County In the city VI PArerve tx
pose for SALE nj public auction the following real
belonging to the Estate Oi John ~ Alden ID &C d. viz one
half interest In lot In the city Of PlncervIe Edorndo
County. California, situated the north side Of Main
street adjoining Dr. larveys the west. and NJ Dor.
seys property on the east. having front Of twenty four
feet ON Main street. and extending thence TO Center
same width. being p0ritn of the ground on which the
Dorsey Block 1, bu!l-sad Interest Including no in.
terrst In the. improvements house &C. thereon
cash.
H. q. ALDEN. Administrator Of the Estate off, NJ. Al.
den, deceased.
PtacerVie, 18th Jan. A. .. 1860
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28

Our Acknowledgements are due our diStin.
guished friend Col. Sam. B. Wallace, for Leg
islative documents.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28

CouNrr CoURr.-This Court will be in Sess-
ion on Thursday next, pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28
Ferry Notice.

TITO eli whom nay, concern. Notice 10 hassbS Avsn
Il that the nndsrsngned will make application % ths
Hoard Of Supervisors Of q Dorado o., Gale On th0 AFst
Monday In February next OF 70 soon - the eau Be
beard i0G Order for csnss To keep Public PaFfT
across the Mdo Fork Of the American RteT u Voeane
Bar In saLd County.
Volcano Bar, Dee. :sth. 1852
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28
NOTICE.

TINE Members OF Neptune Library are hereby notified
that the 10 now open and Books are ready e
delivery The Library Kept and the Catalogue can b
seen At Mr.. Barss. JeWelry Store at any time.
RBouLATfoNe Library shall 6e open 10 VISITORS on
weekdays from to o'clock P. and on Sundays from
to o'clock, p NJ, at which time tho Librarian biz
Deputy will Be In attendance.
). J. CULLEN librarian.
F1aeervilie, January Tth, 1859
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28
80, 900 Grape Vines for Sale !

T HAVE for Sale. Mt the Victory Garden" In Colomn
/ Thirty Thousand Grape Vines one year from the cut
ting. conssng Of seventeen different varieties They
oil of the choicest kind, Z. NJ. ROBERTLON.
Coloma Dec 10, lSSq.-tf
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28
LIGHT! LIGHT! LIGHTiiI
l.. A. UPSON g. CO.,
Agents for the


TIAvING been appointed Agents for this City Of the I'm.
IL proved Kerosene Lamps, We have hand aud will
always keep large supply Of the above Lamps and also
the Kerosene Oil.
The Kerosene Lamp reeommen da ITSELF for Its simplicity,
cleanliness, economy and safety.
The Kerosene Oil explosive will not gum, and when
burned In the Improved Lamp Is much superior Fluid "
CAmphene.
Its 80 per cent. cheaper than Lard Sperm Oil, ard
IS per cent cheaper Than fluid or CAmphenr One Of the
Lamps with small burner will give much light a.
full Jet u Gas.
Tie Kerosene differs from Coal Oil being Coal OIL re.
dned, and gives better and purer light
For family the Kerosene Lamp cannot be excelled.
Call and examine ~
LA. CPSON 4 CO.. Agents.
Main Street, Opposite the PiaEa. Plaeervlle.-44f
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28

The proper quhntum and right cond ItIon n the bile 10
momrntous Importance 10 the hrath ~ TIE hunsn Tam'
this TIDLIoUs medicine expes the hidden seeds Of thu
complaint and renders all the Ands and secFetions purs
and fluent cleansing and rcsuscitatlng the vital funeton
NJ he body
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28
SickIy Females.
Unrefnfed Proof.

Should lose time In trying few doses Of this regula
ting and renovatng remedy whatever may be their com
plant II can he taken with safety In VII periodical anC
other dlsorGaniEatlons Ia effect "a almost mlracuous.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28
General Debility and weakness
BlIIOus DlsOrderN.

From whatever cause, L0wSEss SPanIfa and ell Oehe
signs Of diseased liver. and other Of N
sysrm vanish under the eradicaing influence Of this
powerful antiseptlc and detergent remedy.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28

CATION TO 1HE PrDLIcIn purchasing always sea that
fac smile Of the signature of James L. PaIqusr 81 D.
Is pasted around the neck OF each bottle.
Crowrll Crane, Park White, and RedinR.on 4 Co j..
Wholesale Agents. (II.6ml
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28

The testimony Of Nations is unanimously borne to III
health giving virtues OF this noble remedy, and certificate
In every living language bear witness 10 the
Of their Intrinsic worth.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-01-28
HOLLowAYs PILLS

The great seourge OF ths continent Yields quickly to
Of these AnlsepIc Pills. aud the digestive orEanI
restored to their proper tone attey In what hide
shape this hydra Of disease exhibits o this search
system.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
LAW INTELLIGENCE.
SUPREME COURT-SPECIALT KRN.-AUG IL.
Q.fora In.fica IsGRAHAA


Before Justice lsGRAHAs
THE WEST WASHINGTON MARKET CAsE--rHE fofeMAL
oRpER-THE COLLECTOR OF THE CITY REVENUE
ENTERS INTO POSSESSION USDER 1T.
Apreeaby to his recent decision in the West wash
/, pon Market case Judge Ingraham has settled the
Imal order as folows
A, order having heretofore been made by one of the
Justices of this Court on motion Of the Counsel 10 the
CORPORATION Of the City Of New.Y York and 60 on mo-
ton of the Controller Of sad city, acting pursuant TO
the fifth section OF the act chapter 4oS OF the 81 tntes
of 1889 that the plaintiffs in the above entitled actions
show cause among other things why the Judgmensin
sad actions should not be set aside and vacated and
Greene c. Bronson, Counsel TO the Corporation, aud
Gilbert Dean, also OF Counsel Tor Defendants, ana
William Curtis Moves and John McKeon, Of Counsel
for the Controller aving been heard IN support OF SAID
Notion and John w. Edmonds and William III Evarts,
of Counsel for the plaintiffs, having been heard in OPP
position to sad motion, and due denoeraIlOn Oeln8
thsreupon had, 1t is now
Ordered and adiudged by the Court that the ludg
menrs in each and all of said actions be- and the same
are hereby vacated set aside and annued and tnat the
docket Of each ana all OF SAID ACTIONS NC eahoeieo,
vacated, and annuled. ,
And further that the stipulation ia the first above
entitled action, bearing date the 18th dayo September
1889 and also the stipulation In SAID action, bearing
date the 9th day OF November, loJg ana, except ~
hereinafter mentioned all the proceedings Ia SAID action
as against the said Mayor, Aldermen and Commonaty
az ne CITY of New York subsequent TO the order made
therein on the 18th Of February 1889, disseminating
the action agai0st the Mayor, Aldermen ana Common
alty of the City Of New York. be, and the same are
Lef.by vacated set aside, and snnuled.
And il is hereby declared and adudged that the said
stnulaiions were Unauthorized, illegal, and void and
consequently that the subsequent proceedings includ
ing the Trial, which had under the first OF said
spulaons, were and are irregular, Illegal aud void,
as against the corporation of said city, for the
that the ssid corporation was not then party 10 said
action. But, the order made by Mr.. Justice lloose.
yet in the first aboveenttled action the 18th day
of July 1852 shall stand and remain in full force and
effect and 10 be carried into full execution except
that part Of said order which directs reference TO pass
tie accounts Of the receiver appointed IN said acton
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
THE C,uc;nnati Commercial of August says:
QUOTATIONS..


markets-cARz,uIIY REPORTED yon THz N; Y. TRIBUNE
Of 81 Dbl. at IS lat for Potsi IS Sc for Pearls
S1ds SDs i5 ). g''
ssa.DS Is ys,S ,gs prices have not
'T FI6Gk AND MESi-Ths inquiry Western and State
Flour is o sns State Sh ss hse @ not ah
imputed aer and are heavy at the Close rsGS
s ss o at s M o do and
s sRsTs eEd' .S 15 IS ssg Ess
ssa FsqT i dq aud shssv the .u sT;' ss
for Extras Southern Flour firm but less active the arrivals
are Ss the sa i' nome
and % 80 70, the . Sw o aS Ss Ky fSs s4 n IN Corn ta
MqS ess ses Of 100 bSs Jersey at Brandywne
GRAISTbe Wheat market is less active and Is lower for
%S S sip @n's a ssS 5ab Hs@ Red
Il III 81 s as fS5 !. g
hesfG sus III ehoas %s nSns a
aeyeisS bush MIXED ws,se, r. at 81, a SO
W su ohio 81 s the lt
Barley and Ba,sy MAJ, are Gsei hs sap saS
dull s5ac Csuadsn and Western and aaaasc for State
Corn opened active and better S0 so.so So ana
rope failed to stimulate prices the arrivals fair sales of
bush & for low Sud fe w Sfs WESTERN
HIDEs-The market du we do not hear of any sales of
RoFs-ouy moderate demand prevails at 6dlOc for 1855,
and "a SC. for Old -,
1922 75d 1923 so y tun, moDt1s-i
LIMF-1he dema for Rocksnd 10 active and prices
Gre without important change sales of LOO bbs Common at
lOc and 20 bbls Lump at 81.
LFATHER-Hemlock and Oak quiet; quote Hemlock
MGiAssEs There e moderate demand sales of 10 hhd
Bsrbsdoes a, Csc. 10 hhds Porto Rico at 38c:
NAVAL Spirits Turpentine aims quiet but prices
rule firm y sales of 100 bb in shipping order &c. with the
same price offered bbs and refused and 30 DO straight
from wharf at S8Ic cash Crude quiet at 80 IS " 28O 10
Rosn in good sup and dull aud heavy on ac
count Of high rsts Of European freight room
sales of 952 bb, at 81 IS $40 10 ahoat delivered The
medium and hne GRADES are dull and heavy Tar Is quiet but
e. quiet but steady; at 6O06e. Crude Whale
IL again in demand and prices have further advanced
ales OF bbs superior at 53c 800 do fair at DOC and Uo
DO prime at SIC gal cash Crude Sperm quiet but hrm
rt so gal Manufactured is In moderate request at
Steady ate, Cotton Seed Oil Is in limited demand sales Of
100 bbls Crude. at 52d53c. months
PkOVISIUNS-Te Pork market 10 more setve, and most
mind are miner close the sales use bbs at plt
cash 10 dsy for New Mess l8 50 for Old Mess Se 500
Eis t2 for Thin Mess rs for Clear and S3 sS0 S - for
pine iceluded In the sales 100 bb Prime on private
terms Bee oue. steady the arrivals limited the stock
e sales Of is1 bbIs at for Country Mess 90 50
n 40 for repscked Mess Sll0 20 for Extra Beef Hams
ere ouiet at Ja15 50 Bacon much wanted Cut
Mess yey scarce Lard dull heavy and pleny sales
~ 21o bbls and ties lSQl3lc Butter IN fair demand at
no c for Ohio and 4a2c for State Cheese is in good Ie
que.t at "a lie. eo,o., o., n,
SiARsFAre Eat and prices favor the buyer. We quote
e3dsc 100 bids Cuba at 6id7ic.
WHISKY The market Is shade hrmer the demand Is 'an
sales of 400 bbls. at 2lsc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
NEwy YORK DAILY TRIBUNE MONDAY, August 10, 1860.

nor space and can only wish thai thsy had been heard
by many thousands bese The vast audience which was
assembled. II
We are very sure this gathering has never been sur
rassed in the West il, indeed, in auy part OF .he
Union we aye firmly convinced that it never will be.
There will be sion for exceeding it. While we
do not claim that there were people enough here 10
carry Illinois for the Republican cause, we DO claim
that the number present. and the spirit displayed, gave
us convincing evidence of the ruling Of spirit which
will insure us glorious victory in November.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
NEW-JERSEY ITEMS

DID Nor COMMIT SUIcIDE.-The report that a man
named Samuel Ellis found suspended by tho neck from
tree near Saersye Friday last proved 10 be untrue.
Tls started the himself by sending note TO In
1.-THE bartender at Van Dofens signed Beach stating
tst the body found IA the woods and THAI the
name Of S W. Ellis marked In India nt on one OF his
arms On Friday Mr. j. Teadw ell Hudson City, for whom
Fills had formerly worked ordered mahogany coffin Of Mr.
Speer undertaken IN Jersey City and directed that carriages
should IN readiness at Saturday, for the purpose OF
giving the supposed deceased decent burial Som.ms In the
evening the fact became known that Fills was still snye and
his coffin and carriages could be dispensed with Mr. speeI had
lust the trimming OF the coffin aud about retiring
TO get early for burial On Saturday Ellis was about
Heb ken and pretended that up that morning he had
collection OF any thing Tor several days eyious.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

gust 4:
ehweet $40 s;siss 5isS ssS 2Ss5t 4S;5ss
Same week in '59.sF5 1882 l3s 1893 ll,e40 81 ea
The Chicago Times and Herald says that "an idea
of the amount of ground in wheat may be gathered
from the statement Of responsible gentlemen of James
vile, who says that with the assistance Of spygass,
he saw one hundred and forty-siz McCOrmicks reap
ers at work at time. This is on the line OF the Chi
csgo and Northwestern Railroad.
The adyicss by the Adratio as favorable as could
be anticipated. Consos had advanced. Cotton and
BIeadsufis were firm, and there active and ad-
vancng market for American securities. The private
letters in regard to Cotton are more encouraging, and
if the adyices from this side continued of the tenor they
bad been, it was thought prices would improve some
what. The London TINES rays of the funds and
money market, under date of July 81, p. m.
The public continue make investments moderate sc,e,
ard he funds have again today shown an gg'd tendency
s3ldss money go. for the in September
The ke by any fresh political news Bank
In foreign stock there IN Mexican and Turkish
b cent? The latter closing at 6@et the 1884 Oan and eV@
The price Paris this evening eof2oc showing
In the foreign exchanges this afternoon there alteration
OF importance rom the rates Of last pot
The Kent announced from Melbourne with SO $50 of
Tie teerrsm Of the suicide of Mr. Chaaers the manager Of
the Bank Of Liverpool created considerable anxiety this
morning TO the absence Of explanation OF the cause
Az Mr. Chsers had been invalid suffering from paralysis
the lover limbs for many years and also Of peculiar and
eJcabe temperament be hoped the event Wi prove
solely attributable to sudden mental desngeuent The features
Of banking history during late years especially In connection
with Liverpool Borough Bank the fraud OF Pnllger aud
the witnessed the leather trade have the
public sensitive peculiar that may be reported
In relation TO such establishments. -
The OF banking in Liverpool being distinguished BY the
of its credits throws extraordinary responsibility
upon each individual and the Roye Bank perhaps
interested thsn any other institution In Liver
pool In the stability cred the various produce markets an
auth ohsye statement that it, affairs In sound
necessarily awaited with much interest One Of the directors Is
expected IN London tomorrow, vnd requisite assurance
may then possibly be obtained The Bank was established
back sud has paid up capital OF 1850 coo and
Of f0 90 The formerly Of 81 coo each but were
afterwards reduced to $500 II has ban hes Formerly
bank OF has since replaced Its circulation by Bank OF
England under the usual arrangement with hit establish
The number Of shareholders 10 but POO and IL metropol
sn business is conducted by the London Joint Stock Bank
The failures In the leather trade continue. The
London Times notices one in Scotland as follows:
Mes Murdoch Son extensive tanners In Perth have s1s-
pended in Of great Losses sustained through the
recent failures in the leather trade In London
ON August l. the following were the quotations:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13
epet for the Corporation; N Slratton fof defendant
COURT OF SPECIAL sESsIONs-Aue. II.
CONVICTION FOR RESISTING DISTRESS FOR soS-PAY-

VENT OF MILITARY CoMMUrATIoS TAX.
The People sgt Joseph ScbirlhsY and Gottlieb Mayer
The complaint In ths case was for an assault upon
and resisting military Marshal when removing goods amer
levy under issued by the Court OF Appeals OF she
h Regiment The prime point of defense raed was that
the issue Of warrant and levy the ooer .ho
held tie Court Appeals had RENTED the and hence the
Marshal had further power urder the warrant Toe counsel
for the people that sections 20 and A. MILITIA avs Of
1885 the officer holding the Count OF Appeals had no power 20
remit the fine after having issued his warrant ~ sec
declares that decision, after lie shall have ana
decSed On the same shall be ua and oroard &c the
warrant shall issue that admitting the power Of the ocer
remit the fine only will still leave the warrant good ior the
COST "a the waraot is for and the cost and only 20
much could be credited the warrant as wa. RENTED leaving
Le balance of the warrant full force that the remission OF
mart of Judgment after execution in civil case oy sopuaaon
or order Is of common occurrence wnen the oasne
only r. liable 10 be collected that such the case with these
afrnts and that the Marshal has undouoted ngn TO re-
Nov acie u goods to costs Both parties were found
Inv a, A ped
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

STEALING IN HIS Fathers HousE.-Joseph Hav
and Of No III East cath street, arrested Saturday
ing by detectives Bennett and McDoug charged with having
stole $50 worth wearing apparel nom Robert Cook Mr..
Cook lives family Of the prisoners father and hs alleges
that Joseph entered his room by means OF false keys and ese
nom the pawn shop Of Jacob Lasenbog No s Sphas street,
whee Joseph had sold the for - IS Its saa that the yeunS
prisoner has previously stolen articles nom his father and h
brother law and manifested thsvish apesien
Our friends In CHICAGO obtain TIE TMBvn Ell C. No
NAlI1 4 Go, aud OF NOkAs L HYDE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

ARREST oF A SUPPOSED BURGLAR.-About o dock
on Saturday morning young fellow who his name
Thomas Wilson, arrested In the yard in front Of Mr. Wor'
house corner south Second street and Jersey
nue. He had taken OF his Shoes and the basement door had
been opened Upon bis person found loaded revolver
apmnnon and memorandum book containing secret marks
on sius He was committed TO Jail by Recorder Tden.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-13

The Philadelphia Ledger of to-day says:
The following abstract of company reports shows
the coal unnage for the week and season, as compared
with the last season 10 the same dates: