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The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04

PoNY ExPREss.-There are good grounds for
expecting to hear by pony express tomorrow
the nominations made at Charleston, and also
an account of the prize fight between Heenan
and Ssyers. We await the result of tho Charles
ton Convention with great anxiety, but care
little who gets the worst pummslling, the Beni-
cia Boy, or his antagonist.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04

FROZEN TO DEATH.-Joshua Naples, propri-
etor of Naples ranch on the Henness route was
found dead on the 9th ult. 1t is supposed he
perlshed with cold on the 4th of April Maple.
was from New London, Connecticut and 81
years of age
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04

S- G. Washington Patrick, delegate from
lishcd card in the New York papers on his ar
rival there, denying that the delegation was for
Douglas, and declaring it would vote for Dickin-
son as long as his name was before the Conven-
ton. Dan and George Washington ought to
condescend to liquidate together after that.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04

JoHy CONFESS introduced proposition into
the Assembly, authorizing the purchase of q
Legislative burying ground. That's right. It.
time body was buried when it stinks in the
nostrils Of the people
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04

KoHLER vs.. WELLS, FARGo Co.-Kohler
has commenced a suit against Wells, Fargo
Co. for the recovery Of the $4,000 paid to them
Dlssss tat - paid !. u,ds: ec-r1ls.o-.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04

WINE IN OuIo.-The Cincinnati Gazetee
says of Ohio wine-"I In Brown county,
there are 525 acres of Grapes, of which 3l5
acres are in bearing. Their vineyards pro-
duced in 1859, 104, 500 gallons of Wine, or
nearly so gallons per acre. Hamilton county
contains more than three times as many
vines, and must have produced about $780,
900 gallons. 1t is within limits to estimate
the Wine production of Ohio at 100000,
with the certainty, that if the seasons are
good, it must soon reach double that.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04

HopE Ir's TRUE.-A professed spiritualis
brought us the news on Monday last that the
fight between Sayers and Heenan came off al
Bridgewater, England, and that the "Benicia
Boy" knocked Ills blazes out of the Champ
ion Of Great Britain"
Patriotic spirit, that.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04

GOT 1T AT LAsT.-The Assembly on the last
lay of the session donated $3.50 per day to the
reporters of the Sac onion and Standard-
Whole sum given away, S1,272.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04

RELIGIOUS NorIcE.-Ths Brick Church will
b eiosed next Sunday for repairs. The Sab
both School viii b. bald st Tsmpszsaos Hall st
tsyusJI .--.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04

THE HENNEss Passive have been shown
a private letter from Almarin B. Paul. ESQ,
20 gentleman in this city, in which the
opening of the Henness Pass is urged with
zeal. Mr.. Paul says he has met hundreds
of men from San Francisco and the cities
below on their way to Virginia City, who
express the utmost astonishment at .he ap-
sthy manifested by the business men of our
city relative to transmoutane connection
with the silver region of Western Utah
1t is conceded by all who have competent
knowledge to decide, that the Henness Pass
is equal if not superior to any. And yet,
there reigns the most sublime indifference
regarding it. 1t took years to open the eyes
of the people to the fact that they had a
good mountain pass at all, and judging from
present appearances it will require another
generation to make it available five teach
our children to get up betimes in the morn
ing, educate them where spirit of enter
prize prevails, and give them a dose of po-
litical economy-just one dose-if they
should CONSENT to return to the drowsy land
of their birth to live, we may hope to have
open some day, the best mountain road thu t
the passes of the Sierra Nevada can afford.
The present crop of humanity ought to be-
stir itself What is the sum of one thousand
dollars, to the great advantages to accrue
from good road to the silver region? 1t
is but a few dollars loaned on short time at
hundred per cent month Open the road;
act like living men of the nineteenth CEN
tury like Americans; and the e1ertion will
return thousand fold reward
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04

In Omega, April 10th, Josephine, eldest
daughter of E. and VIM. Jones, aged years
and months.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04

Z. R. Budd has retired from the sonoms
Ds~oeros and has been succeeded BY 7. /.
Tbopp.os-
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04
DALY'S
DALY'S
OLD LON DON
CLUB HOUSE GIN.

INALY'S OLD LONDON CLUB HOUSE
y GIN, which has been used SO extensively in
alifornia for the past five years Is pronounced By
all good judges TO be the best article of GIN ever
offered fol sale in this market IN bottles.
In consequence of other parties shipping Gin In
green cases, and branding it Club House Gin here
after the genuine Daly,s Old London Club
House Gin will be put up in Implanted Cases,
to which TACT the attention of purchasers is called
be particular to order s.DALY'So Club House
Gin.
Nm. NEWELL 4 CO.,
aprl3 Smis SOLE AeRHrs'
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04
CITY MARSHAL.

We are authorized to announce the name of
f. 0. ToMPKINs for the Office of City Marshal.
Election May 7th.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04
DTsTRTCT COURT.

FRIDAY MORNING, April 27, 1850.
/ Court met pursuant to adjournment; present
Hon. Niles Searls; District Judge.
Ed. Kelsey VS.. Clark 4 Wilbur. Order over
ruling demurrer with leave to answer within ter
days.
Otis Hiscox, ct ais, VS.. S. Curtis, etals. Con-
tinued till tomorrow.
B. Schrarmeyer VS.. J. B. Lalonde, ct al. Cause
submitted on demurrer
X. Carnes VS.. Felt i Davis. Order for judg-
ment.
SATURDAY, April 2sth.
D. J. Perkey VS.. W. Lockhart, ct al. Demur-
rer overruled.
Otis Hiscox, ct ais, vs.. S. Curtis, ct ais. Con.
tinued till next term.
A. J. Mcdonald VS.. D. w. Miner. ct ais. Or.
der dismissing attachment
Anders Olsen, native Of Sweden, admitted to
citizenship.
MONDAY, April 3Oth.
Francis Smith vs.. Geo. W. Moore Order for
judgment
Tyre Azbell VS.. Geo. W. Moore Order for
Judgment.
A. Graeber, native of Germany, admitted to
citizenship.
S. Howe, ct ais, VS.. Jas Briggs, ct ais. Trial
Of cause commenced
TUESDAY, May 1st.
S. Howe, ct ais, VS.. Jas. Briggs, ct ais. Trial
of cause resumed-verdict for defendants.
W. W. Capertsn VS.. James Weaver, ct ais
Order extending time to referee to file report
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04

The BEE SUIr.-The San Jose Reporter ha,
the annexed notice of bee suit
An important suit come, up for trial in Justice
Shearars Court, involving the question of right
to swarm of bees. 1t seems that on Thursday,
as one Parsons was coming to town, he saw a
swarm of bees settled on the fence opposite tho
residence of DR.. Cory. With view of securing
them, he came up to town to get hive but
during his absence one Patterson came along,
and seeing the bees the fence determined to
secure them. Accordingly, he stepped over to
DR.. Cory's procured hive, and returned about
then little squabbing about the right of dis
covery," during which Patterson secured the
bees. Parsons instituted suit under the statute
to recover the possession of the bees.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04
MARRIED.
DIED.

At Omega, April 29th by Rev. J. A. Bruaer,
Marion Cannon, to Miss Lydia Jane Holland
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04

PUBLIC ScHooL.-The public school will be
opened by Mr.. Crittenden and Miss Farrell, in
the School House. on Monday next. The Trus-
tees design keeping the school in session ten
m onths in the year.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04
EDRNEZER.

PRESIDENT BucHANAN's LETTER TO ROBERT
j. WALKER.-A dispatch from St. Louis to
the Bulletin dated April 2Oth says: The
Washington correspondence of to-day's New
York Tribune contains the celebrated letter
of President Buchanan, dated 18th July,
1859, to Robert J. Walker, then Governor of
Kansas, in regard to the submission of the
LecOmpton Constitution to the people of
Kansas. Mr.. Buchanan says:
"You may judge with what satisfaction
we received an account of the proceedings
of the National Democratic Convention. held
at Lecompton on the Sd instant. The point
in which your success depends, is the sub
mission of the Constitution to the people
of Kansas. have no doubt you mean the
bona fde residents who have been long
enough in the territory to identify them
selves with its fate. On this question of
submitting the Constitution to the bona fde
residents of Kansas, am willing to stand
or fall.
az The principle of the Kansas Nebraska
bill is the principle of popular sovereignty
and the principle of the confederacy of all
popular governments. The more it is dis
cussed the stronger it will become Should
the Convention of Kansas adopt the princi-
pie, all will be settled harmoniously."
8 In another portion of his letter Mr.. Bu-
chanan reiterates this doctrine, saving: i
would advise you to make the great princi-
pie of submission of the Constitution to the
bona tide residents of Kansas conspicuously
prominent. In this you will be irresistible
With the question of climate every person
is acquainted, and the more you insist upon
that, the more will our opponents urge that
we are violating the principle of non-inter-
ference of the Kansas Nebraska bill"
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04

Mrs. WinSlOW
An experienced nurse and female physician,
has Soothing Syrup for children teething,
which greatly facilitates the process of teethiDg
by softening the gums, reducing all inflammation
will allay all pain, and is sure to regulate the
rest to yourselves, and relief and health to your
infants. Perfectly safe in all cases--See adyer
tist ment in another column.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04

DISTINGUISHED ARRIvALs.-It was reported
on the late arrival of the steamer that Mrs. Cum
ningham Burdell and daughters had come to
San Francisco. Good bats for man traps.
The Nevada journal., 1860-05-04
NEW TODAY.
Special Notice,
Mrs. WinSlOW

Nevada, May 1st. 1850.
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rived.

Steamship Adatic. Corstock HAVE June 20 Cowes
day ana e the Needles AZ mdso and pass. North At
antc Steam hip Co. Has had head winds all the pass
Ship David Stewart of Bamorc Prenti.s Rot,erdsn April
% ndse 10 master Experienced heavy w winds the entire
passage.
Ship Emperor Cof seerspor Nicbos MoanIas June H. sur
and melBdo matter 2th inst lat "a Is lon 10 TO- sp, brig
Speedway, from Wilmington for Boston, days out.
Slip T. O. Barney Baney Apaachicoa June b. cotton, to-
baeco, 81. TO H. Post
Ship Norway Major Philadelphia June % L. bound lous
Kong put into this pot fol rep she nsL %
Esd experienced heavy gale from F., which continued ali
the pexi dsy, yreIiDs eTOlnd 70 T. uiuiny the ship badly
c,ug her leak about two feet per hour bcv away all three
EaIk Amanda bem Haya June Ii, suH, tobscco sc to
NJ Taylor a Go.
Park joseph Fish. Bunar Cardenas L. days sugar and mo
lssos mater EXoor need light Winds with heavy thunder
rain storms the 18Th ~ q. in terrific thunder
ua tie lightning sircA fore mast and forctopma but did
serious DAMAGE sd the weather close and suy, with
heavy rolling from \. vi at under cose.roefcd
sails at hove TO- heading to the ~ W Ia lat 80 90 lon Il 50
made aood weather mp 20 midnight with tremendous run
Stove Casks and Wushd away portions VI bulWaks
btl H., fuck by another winch Oiled tn decks
washing overheard the remainder Of the cut
decklosd Bnd pant of topgant hulW ars
from that lime 10 the vessel apO ed heavy IN IL,
ouh Of tie pumped mp aigr quantities Of ola-cs an
hefoo the gale unt sp p a. I'D ,Dl moro q ore H. With
heavy TuBnng 10th, ship 60 eastward uh signal
OF dIcss hyng bore away sud smoke her bon she proved
lie the Norway Of Newloi from PnadUphs Or Hong konr
lkng badly al pumr going 10 keep Der frees request I'D
10 keep her company 10 render asisincc r ud wa
ourselves supI H. It'll chst by two ,o,
and parted company 2s on Banega en-, " has ar
us poIt)
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CAsF-On Ssturl,y June 90 1860 Moses L. Case infant Of
Moses L. and Emma Case, aged months and u days ~
t residence No 800 Dean street. Brooklyn, Long Island
Mas t.Trrd in Greenwood Cemetery
GOODYEAR-Chsre. Goodyear at the Finhayenue Hoe In
hi. city OF govt, Sunday, July ], aged 80 years
The friends the deceased invited TO be without fur
ther notice at his funeral which will take place at the resi-
denee Of bis Charles Goodyear jr, New Haven Conn.,
on the 80 July, OF o'clock.
KELLY-sudd,nly, Saturday, June 80 At IL u Eugene
Henry aged 10 years and 81 das younges son Of james and
Margsut Kelly.
Ills I1A win take place from the residence Of the family
No. ii living place this (MOnayD afternoon o'clock The
relatives and friends Of thu family respectfully invited to
atieI 4 without further notice.
NILNFR-At Holly Nook Sturdy juno 70 John Henry
stclcus OF Charles r. ind Susan T. Miner agnd
yenrt and moths
Tie friends his father and grandfather M John Henry SEE
phen sd 20 attend the funeral az the above
acc Tuesday at II The steamboat; Long Bran n viii
s,r the e Robinson street. ut = aud return az
D. ~ inses III be- in waiting At the lompkns Lending
S'ORFR-On Sunday July Emily Louisa infant daughter Of
Albeit ard Louisa Bunitt stcr sged2 months and II days
Tho friends and scqusntanr. Of the family respectfully In
sd 10 attend the neral Tuesday the 81 INST Ut o'clock
Ton tie residence OF her paress East street
VAN BFUREN-On Sunday morning July l. Charles r. Van
BcJIen. - 80,
n J. on Tuesday at p Trains leave Jcrey City NJ 2O5
For additional Marriages and Deaths see 81 Page
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offer to prove that. at and before The time of the bnrn-
g of the hospital and other buildings and property az
Quarantine, Oh the LIST of September, 1888, Dr.
Tn, mpeops wife had been eonfoed to her bed by sick
ness and that she was then III feeble AID d'icst'
condon of health; that, owing 10 the burning, Or.
Thou icon was Obliged TO remove Ills wife from MS
house 10 place outsi"e of the Quarantine inosnre;
And that b the removal she wss scessarily exposed
to the night air. and to the dangers consequei nppo
the excitement attendant upon the burning, Whereby
she was Immediately thereafter seriously aud Perma-
neny injured in her constitution and gene raj beaith'
the suit of which that she was 80 sick a. TO re-
quire for long time medical aud other att ndance.
That during all this sickness DIR. Thompson was de-
pr, ed of the soc of bis wife, and by her sickness
wac subjected TO numerous Inconvenience 10 himself
and family, well as In the discharge oil MS omela
duties.
MIR. johnson continued the Argument on behalf OF
the claimant, and Mr. Bradley followed on behalf of
the Supervisors of Richmond County. The Commits
sion Re served its d. cson till to-day. Adjourned till
this morning at 10 o'clock
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Passengers Arrived

In stedmsIp Adyiate from Hare and SsgRHmpton7Nss
g. How land and family Tho. Patterson lady H. NJ schiof
fcn ard lady w. B Lavren.e aud family, b NJ jackson
a,dody Miss H. PoseT Kennedy smy the end a n W.
Col LoIng L. <; Or Broa belt Mrs g. Jones, Mrs f.
Bacon Mrs A. NJ Cozzens Mrs ny, F. Kelly J. Jay Griffin,
" H. Draper Mrs. Folly, HI. Il Morgan J ii. Woods, Mrs
Fuller O. Fuller B. Brown and family r. sherwell and lady,
Mr. Churchill and LADY, Miss BuTgwynne, Faese Samuel
Norris g. Till Prof NcCulloch, Mr. Solesc Capt Cheever
C. j. Liyermot aud lady, Miss Glentwoh H. A. Boorsem and
sun c. 4. Preston, C. s. Seyton w. Dimmock W. Mil
TON Ogden Marin and ssy Mr. MGk e a. q.
chi ]. Townsend Graydon and wife Miss Mitchell b. G.
Towre c Ctshmsn, y Meyers and family, E. C. C9wdin'
]. p Cunning Mr. Dumas son, W. B Mcjrath, Y Hal
Geo w Gr.eory n Zosbaim II Pastor Mr. Feastor and two
on Mr. Hawick Geo. B. English iiolliste j. II Ferso9,
j. j. Stable, C. Kuhn J. Garcla g. Lppod Theo Crots o.
jacob Usle,, f. G. Wilson A. Gardner j. Csmstoek r
DR. ForJyce Barker, Tabor Wayne A. W KetchnH j Man
Te,broc,s Mrs. Pcscok W. FranEin C. b. Babeock
II. +. Polke1t c. Clark, W II. Phillips H. Edey, Mr..
Brewton, II. G. Bennars, Henry krchL Tot1l 100
Ia LJig Young DOrohesteJ, from SILT Cay Nh Humphreys
n SarR Eagle from curaeooSrs c. A. and .on
IN b.igI 4, JyOm Trinidad dc Caba-Wm Anderson and
In 5a1k Tahiti Jyoa Sdgua-J. Miller, @. r. Miller
In bark ". 4. PLafenias, from HGsana.R A. Peck.
IN & P Mi fsS @ Mccall , sSp nhd Mo o
NJ 4. King Miss E. birmingham, A. Evans, f. Whi'ney +.
In io3k GG.ee Eom Mayaguez p R-Georse Tregeut Ed
ward Boppisch ISABEL DelSdo Louisa Mangua juan Nc
Manuel Diouin Jose Ds7ux, Felix Nada Salvador Nada Fr
Medal.
In ,csy Marietta Smith, from lbaeoa-H. Parker, A. b.
Bronson
IN bd,k Sam. Slep5d fran SGgnaR A Bartlett lady and
child q. Barrett, N b. IIeadwelL
IL bark ~ b. idge from Mdtaaia'-C. W. Coolidge j. f.
Stinson. J. w. Sin mons. -
C. sinp.on, simpson J. ilh Il. Gunn W. vs. ilender-
sen. T. Colkln, +. Human
II brig Ma,,icio from CusoeoaA. ]. Jcsuruu, Eane Pex-
ola a. de BIion W. Leiva.
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MARLNE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK........JUyE


Yorktown Parish ~ riok Lujqm Ilencksn
Marion Foster ChsIlesL Spoord Teston Co. Psrker
burg Posell, Wilmington II. Cromwell 1. Co Monticello
Gseer Norfolk So II. B Cromwell Co.. Potomac Watson
H. B. Cromwell Co. Pstapsco, Vail Portland, H.
b. Crouw ell & Co.
shp.-Tartsr Bs'hen, Bueuos Ayres, }. Norhrop Ger.
muia Townse d. HAvTe W. Whitlo,k, John Jay, Ooty
Singapore Yorktown Msser London GrinDell Mintun Co.
ST. farles Conway, New.trcans ". T. Frost.
Bark +. ard, iboet Turks Island, j. f.. Wsrd; T..
Eve tt Harding. baltmore NJ mill s Abbott: johanna Fc,
ernle' London, Ruger brns; Henry sor Antwerp, w f.
schn idt. & Brew Gould Marscle W. Trundy, Dawn,
Chsse Huenos Ayrrs Reynolds Cu.hman L. Campbell Reed
SBnta CIUL Ednston Bros Go dpe-d Dennson, Mobile,
Siurges Ctuman TO Caroline Packard City Point,
Bngs-T. NJ Mayhem, Hewcy, Bernluds Smith, Jones 4
Co T.. Xiv, Pate, Cad1 \. Swift N A. Herrera Kill
Rucnos Ays R. p Buk& Co.. Sea Foam, Borhen, St.
Thomas Maitland Phelps Co; Fsk Hsnson Saga Mes
Nth II s. ms; R. Brown, Strm, Halifax, H. c. Donovan
floomer Fowler, St Johns Thos Wallace Acadan, snaw,
Cpuwas d. r. Dew"lt Iy Dc iBr barker Transport d. Il.
Dewol Sams.n L-e,h9n st. hpks, Prodie Pytc.
cen, ousn-How ard Paname Bermuda, Middleton 4 60.
HnIy Cast Buckr gIam, Newport MASTER Empire How
ard Nor X; Lebanon, Ne.tworth, Sa r. W Ropes; VI.
T. Pearson Hopkins Bangor R. p Buck Co. Vernon Tower
ST. john \. g. n Smiilrrs CO. spray (Brl Shaw, Msga-
rev'le, ID. r. Dewelf. Lane BIl Halsey Falmouth, "A.
Sol Fairfax Mott AexandIa, Stafford Dodge; Albert
tBr LANGLEY Annapolis Pol. small Breeze, Bro@n Ba
more. Merrill abbott; Berg.n Magee Baltimore Merrill Il
Abb,t., RaDqu.t, Newell Philadelphia, HsDd 4. W. Tu
Townsend PhadepM, }. Hand; > Mill Dayton, Brookhs-
ven, master; John y. Genin Phillips
Sloop-Rhode Islend, Remington, Providence matter
steamer-hais Nichols, Philadelphia.
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HstkN. w. Bridge

E,tN w Bridge ofPoOes gss.s': J1ne "a ~ n a,s.
to cspep jun ~ on ms ss, e1peen ed hesyy
ia rom T. which sprung foremast ." ~ 80 = -
goe "pruns leak and oosd TO ''a'e 'ec''' Oh 'n''
rst Johnson (O sesr.po,e Flake Mstanzas inSs H.
suear and uolos,es TO Peek Chu'cn' HAP'''"'' '''
w b. Peter .Ssr Dea BOe, Savannah 10 days. cotton '
DsDi io @o y..s. Gsbo,n W. day. palm 81 w.
Ys,s: PoDsss, Ssne. Cor 70; 'q Ss. Juns
10 saw ship C. Duncan Of Baltimore Steering ''"'
s g Ga % '1 Il - Sssss a. i
%oIs,'f y - Ts.S big FL Shsr Steering Jsss
a. lst S7En H. spoke brig Albert Adams from wilmington
sst S Chs SOi Tan of Posu Ioh1 Havana Il day,
SUGAR mslas master 2l'sin't IN ha''sf''
faI e"r%a c. Jaas s.: :s;is "a
mola,sss to Yates, Po.tsrseid Co Experience
R., On R tDs ' I"w, 10 day. cotton 1c 70
f SsSa SOB Gub
Be- Di 10 DoVaie Co. Bsk Eas. Bs.s, for SsTYo.s .a
syiOp ah f5 inn New st os.H s% az. S 'p''' sup
AZ ESpegnent Rogers R,medOs IA days. sugar and mo-
' ss sss f6 3 ID days :os S c
de N,e for Borssaz Has experienced heavy
4 Tsss s ISL 'b Borg Cadsna. day. Oae' to Mr.
f Rs Sarah Peters Of En.worh Lord Msanrs' 10 days SUI
gar sna psy o Boston, Staples. Pensacola days lum
Oe Ri 10 Galveston of Bedford Whitfield Mobile June ID
cotton, &c, to w II. Hazard nav, naval store, Ia
@ e aS Ssy:,. s.S Ss1 to .Ss.I Bell Son
CO. June IS st 81 Ion ~ passed Or =. l hsSy a.is
T. sprung foromsst boat end stove part Of DECK
hf si. W. Drto Cof colunbi Ne DskO Csrdens' Juno
Il Biz fIs RishaId Tio@pon Br chapsH Hi'oOrO'
dos a9 sbeph1Sd Herman sgu Is days suss to Jas u
W sS SS NaSs ss1ss' p's ss
inst iruttt Ihos Hnne ILL TO- SY.y 1ta. DAYS out
scSr nate Weston Haven't nm; Rio GG,"Ss sss
bs h T. s sS0 m S for Perns%6ac9 b asGS%
MOnte 2sh inst It, g - lon !" d. y, ol Ros d. '
ScbT Monson brewster, Granada IS Gays fruit 70 l. o
n srhp H-nav pa,.en (of Boson Crowe Kingston, JAM
May 20 Via Hampton Roads days iogw0Od and coffee 10 e0p
sehr + Hcke,sOn Fusord CharesOn Il days, cotton &C.
cII MsIietts smith Of NewHsven FseO AbscOs days,
seh1 Psees. Orb Doe Bermuda days in ballast to Nc
os scSr f ETcbantre Lynch Wilmington, N c. days naval
' srS % ,snc 2onne Jacksonville IL days. pine for New
sh Lydia AM eaSsf Iot aetSsS
seh BscG P.. 1ys t h.Sss Gays cay;
| schr Talens Means Ellsworth days
sshT R,1,s So cSs.s eG es c' day days
| schr Uncle Sam, Farnum Rockland days.
| schr. Oreqon Bates Bosten for AiHany .,,v.
s ssh S ss RSnse Deanc PeHa;o master
ss Steamer Bts Cooker May d'
'n Steamer s' Anthfce Jones. Philadelphia dse to j.
| Briggs. n,,,.,.L, ,s.s % Loper <
Steamer Penguin Williams Providence. mdse to ode
| Steamer Dawn, Peny, New BEDFORD 90
s,IFn-s,eamsLp City OF Washington for Lyerpoo T. >.
Niagara Japan sesmhp, o l ssS,nSsb Mson
ana la,isj pLsha,s wilmington N c.; Yorktown, Nor
| folk &c Potomac, Baltimore Pu'apscO, Portland
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eoniaitcd in the stable copiumed and y,
horss was 40 severely burned about the head as 70
nj. death The building vas da mayed to the ex
ten, of about sos. The fire originated rom SPARKS
from he ,upoa of the fountery fyi into tne nay;
An alarm of fire caused about IL o'clock on oht
tailor sb5p of John McConOmy, correr OF Court and
.JorsemoD streets. ,.l Z; tho
few houra previous fire was discovered IN lne
fancy store Of Mrs Amelia McCarty No. ioi myrtno
avenue, caus ng damage TO the amount OF si'V' II"
snred in the Pbepx Company.
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IAdveitisementl
MpS WINslnw

An eIpenesced Nurse and Female Phys has SocTs
SKup ron CHILDREN TRETHISG which greatly facilitates M
process T.ehns by soeRins the gums and reducing all r
damn aon viii ay all pain and Is sdre TO regulate the ooweh
Depend pon Il mothers will give to yourselves and relic
snd health to sour infants Perfectly safe in all cases
Millions Of bottles sold every In the United sstsA
| 10 ~ old and well TIED remedy
PRICE Is CENTS BOTTLE.
None genuine unless the fac-simile Of CURTIS fERnsi
New-York 10 Oh the outside wrapper.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-07-02
BROOKL wv ITEMS.

The pipth anniversary of Prof. Metcalies L'uIes
s. mipary was celebrated on Friday evening" June ~
BY very large assembly, in DR.. Porter's Church.
The subjects Of the graduates compositions we'e a.
follows: "Tbe Star Of Hope Mas l'zhie II. "n'
COX; "The Vale Of Rest" Miss Ma'vina D. wake
man; Change" Miss Mary S. Meicalfei "Leisare
CONCENTRATIONS" Miss Emile c. Osborne; " Foot
prints of the Creator" Miss Sarah j. Brooks; Intel
iectusl Power" Miss Emma Luleika Miller; with the
Valedictory Addresses.