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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-14

NKLAT NATIONAL z MON NEEIING At
MEMrnIs.-rhc Eaquircr says:
Preparations are Icing made for hold
ing II grand National meeting of the Con-
stiiutonal Onion Party in this city, COM
mcncing on the Sth of October. Invita-
tons have been extended to many OF the
most distinguished and eloquent speakers,
and there is but little doubt that most of
them will accept. The occasion will he
one Of more than ordinary interest; for
the preparations now making are on a
scale proportioned to the national charac-
ter Of the meeting, and the great results
which are expected to he derived from
the asscmblage here OF Union loving men
from all sections.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-14
Ra- The Nashville Union says:

No Cause.-The Athens (Ga.) Watch
man says:-"We learn from a reliable
source, that Hope Hull Esq, who is now
in New York, has written letter to his
friends here, stating that the only chance
to defeat Lincoln, is to drop Breckenridge
and Douglas, and unite on Bell. Mr..
Hull is u democrat"
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-14

A CHECK To FILIBUsTERING.-Secre
Cobb has ordered the revenue vessels in
the Gulf to cruise off the mouth of the
Mississippi for New Orleans filibusters
and compel their return. This action is
in consequence of reports that large num-
bers of men, who We're anxious to join
Gen. Walker in Honduras, are hastily
preparing to leave. The President is de-
terlnined to dscountenunce all unlawful
expeditions against our Central American
neghLols.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-14

The Constitution, the Union, and the
Enforcement Of The Lars.
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-09-14
THE UNION SwELL.--The Memphis Bull

esvH The Washington correspondent Of
the Missouri Republican tells IL. what are
John Tyler's wishes and opinions as to
the Presidential election. The ex-Pre,i-
dent is breckenridge man. but he fears
that Breckenridge will get no State ex-
cept South Carolina. lie would like to
have Breckenridge get Virginia; he would
be willing to see Douglas get it to defeat
Lincoln; but lie is Of the opinion that
Bell will get it.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
DIED,

ADAMs-on Tuesday, June 8. after long illness, Mrs
The funeral will take place residence No 1o2 Hsy
street. Newark T. where the relatives and friends
vited TO attend
BOWERMAN-In Baltimore Thursday, June q, in the 5oth
year Of her age Elizabeth wife of Henry n BOwermsn and
daughter of the late James Biays
Sumption, BeInhafdine Charlotte Boden
COLLIEs-In Brooilyn Wednesday morning June ~ Of
consumption Ellen Collins widow Of the late K s. Collins In
s ,ssyss and friends of the family are respectfully invited
from her late residence, NO. 10 CaHoh street,
California papers please copy.
CALLICOT-On ondsy June Is at his residence In Phadel
phis William Butler Callico aged 81 y-sIIs p-..,,-
N. Y. for intement
CRoMwELL-Thel funeral Of Charles B. Cromwell, whose
body has been recovered will take place this Thursday
;nr al o'clock from No. 81 Madison His friends
and those Of the family invited attend without further
notice
JOBNsON-In this city Tuesday, June B Edward r.
of Msah Peter B. johnson, aged 81 and months
JoBNsoNIn thi. CITY, on Monday morning June Is Of con
the 18th year Of her age
LARsENEUR-In Benecia, Cal, Sunday, May a. Charles
Iaseneur it, aged a years formerly of Montreal G. T..
LENHART-At Tottenvile, Staten Island Tuesday after
noon June %, Mrs Arm Lenhart, wife OF the Rev. L.
Lenhart, Chaplain in the United Suites Navy.
Iowa. New ghon, Staten Island Monday June Is,
Richard Tden Low OF Daniel and Evehna Low aged ID
months.
James W. Maitland of the firm of Maitland Phelps Co. in
H; tsrd and those Of his fsthernlsw Jas A. ORely are
respectfully invited attend h funeral from the Church Of
the Rev Dr. Potts University place, Thursday afternoon
at4 o'clock
MARTN-In Brooklyn, Monday, June rs, John Martin,
aged 30 years.
McKAY-ln Brooklyn Monday, Juno Is George Mckay,
aged So years
NAIRNE-At Edinburgh, Scotland Monday June Rittie
Duncan sed years only child Of Mr. James Duncan Marine
of Eew-iork.
ODFLIIn Brooklyn Tuesday June Is Lizzie Cuthber,,
infant daughter of Jacob and Sarah II Odeh
PATTI ERsON-In this city Tuesday Juno 26, Robert
Patterson, In the 2l,t year Of his age.
TAITn city, Tuesday morning June % Jane, wife Of
William TAFT aged 81 years, months, and % days
For additional Marriages and Deaths see SA Pare
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Total. $I,2OO.OOO

Bfessrs. Thompson Brothers have resold to-day
about $5000 Of the above loan at l0l IS There is
good demand for banks, with but little in the market
for resale.
The banks are taking advantage of the approach Of
the let prox when the money must be in hand for the
payment of very large amount Of dividends, to
deavor to advance the rate of interest but with only
moderate success Long paper is rather dearer and in
come cases an advance of l0l y cent has bsel sub
United to on call loans. The only change can per-
Seive is ndispositon the part of banks to take
long paper and decrease in the proportion of trans
aeticnset the minimum rate. Demand loans are Al a
bulk Of loans at y cent Paper glt-edged is 506 y
cent, and not very plenty.
The business of the Clearing House was SIS, :
900.
The directors Of ths Goodhue Fire Insurance Com
any have declareda dividend Of per cent, payable
on demand to the stockholders at No. ~ Wall street.
The neciaHics' and Traders Bank per cent payable
5th prox. The proceedings of meeting of the bond-
holders Of the City of Mil waukee reported length
in another column of this paper this morning. Acorn
nittee ives appointed to negotiate with the city.
Annexed is list of the officers: o. ID. Ashley,
President; j. II. Wainwright, vice-President E. A.
ShipmsD Secretary; C. Kowalsh, Treasurer. New
eock win be put upon the list fast reported favor
ably upon by the Committee. The members Of the
Stock Exchange can become members of the Mining
Board on application.
The rstmeeting of the newly organized Mining Board
was held to-day. No sales made, but bids were
made as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Marriage. and Deaths in California.

In San francisco, May a. by the Rev mooshake, Mr.
Lo Buck Of Sswyes Bar, Klamath County TO Miss Mary
Martens Of San Francisco. -
In San Francisco May 49, by the Rev T. s. Lacy Mr. II. c.
Wright 10 Miss Emily NJ. Osborne
In Lewis County, w. t. May TO- Timothy r. Winston to
In Olympia, w Il, May H. John Campbell to Miss Mary
Duncan -
At Certo Contra Costa County May &C. Don yictro Castro
TO Hrs Julia Lup.on Of New.iork ,
Also at the time and place Henry Fitch eldest son
OF Cspt d. Fitch TO Miss Josps Castro daughter Of
Don Yictro Castro. II, ~.
In San francisco May 49, at Grace Church By the Rev Mr.
Jackson James r. Doyle 10 Miss Louisa hckew, both oil TINS
city go. a.,
by the Rev MI AkeIly w X Bacon Of Oakland to Maggie
e. Cameron OF San Francisco formerly Of Brighton Mich
In Sacramento May 2s Giles v. Sullivan to Johsnnsh
Kelly.
In Stockton May 49, Jas M GiiArd Charlotte A. Jones
Near Spring Valley House Nevada County May ~, Dwight
Smith 10 Samantha Gin.
AT San Antonio Casvens County May 90 John r. BOrcher
10 Rebecca Seams.
In San FnOisco June Jacob " Winnie 10 Margaret A
Clinton.
DIED.
Hear Wesverille, Trinity County May % Of Injuries TO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

The Board of Direction of The Union Consolidated
Mining Company of Tennessee presented to-day to the
stockholders their report the condition and prospects
OF their mines. They have declared dividend OF five
a cent, payable on and after August Is, also show
large surplus sfter paying this dividend This ConSol-
jdaed Company is made up of several Companies, the
isabella Cherokee &C., that had more or less of value
and current reputation in this city in lS54-oo. For
tunately for these Companies, after having gone
through the changes of speculative start they fell
into the hands Of men who believed in their intrinsic
value aud set themselves to work to prove their be-
lief We suboin list of the Officers and Directors for
the ensuing year that unanimously elected to-day
nj meeting held at the Office of the Company No. 81
Fxehar ce place: Charles b. latham President and
treasurer; w. Congdon Secretary.
D;ec,y,-Cbsrles b. latham, VIM oOthout Charles Cong
A. ~ HiekoE j. A. Alexander, Edward Perkins, Samuel
Sngson New. York; Geo Cameron, r. Caldwell, Charleston
s. C.; u Padelford, A Low Savannah Ga
The following are the Currency, Specie, and Land
Warrant quotations for the week, corrected for us
from the rates current at the Banking Oihce OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

arrival row due WIN probably 20 ths HIGHER Th.ss are 81
ioes received to-day are selling at s2aS2 So - In qusf,
Long Island New have made their appearance sno
nr~ selling at 81 50 bush. basket We quote; 49, a.
b. sfsl rs Ss1I.stcp new ...s osst $.
Pesehblows In bbls. e261 IS Norfolk nev..1 IsdS !"
peschblows In bulk IL 5o6i cal Long Island, new, v
Common sorts IN bh s0d IS bush. basket....l wa -
-,
ArprEt-Soutnern seoi, v bb!., sSGes; Common v oo@
efdS7 90.
flschEs-Tbe quality 10 unusually good fer the first re
cepts from the Sorh many Of them sound fully rpe,ea
well coored, and fine favored W0 quote: Peaches goa
bush crate Us 50d sc 30 Common bush, crate Ssnft
Straw BHRkIEs Hseienasck tpt basket 2asici wilson
Se%dipes. y at box. 6d9c.
-Ant~srps have just sppesrei-selns to-day
cssnnrrs- Choice p n. safe. Common, sa.c.
Go1srv.sHrus Common y bush-. 81 sooel Tsi do, Eng
Hsh, " bush, e50 80 50.
CuERASrs-p n, sac ua
DKis, arri..ws quotes Southern aisse'' ss's' 'is
$40 Ohio 3d5fc- 1880, A.
Dsrnp ,AcIsnsn.s-we qaotsi Southern. u0i4A y b;
korhen, l2al3}c y D.
DRInr CnnRRins- PitteA, x302sc. %.
DuHD PLuns-9o0no ID.
o.Ios.-we quote: Connecticut new. punches - |" v
0snns Psss-Lops Island ? bbl, efas1n
srarse BEAs.-Ncrfou y Dbl, 81; sosh jersey, .. 7sd
So Long Island, 81 Is y bush.
CABbAen-Lors leland y hund.. esde6
&s6sG
and Savannah bush crate saa 81;
do, Norfolk, y bush. crate, $4d 50.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
LAW INTELLIGENCE.

COURT OF OYER AND TERMINER-JUsz a7.-Bsiors
Justice GOULD.
THE RECENT LAND FRAUDS.
Honeywell Vincent who, it will be remembered, Is
the parties charged with being engaged the land
frauds by means Of false titles and mortgages "" brought up
MI G. L. Walker contended in favor Of vncenss discharge
and mortgage without stating anything further and such
charge specified crime upon which person could be held
M he 70 hs
as in holding the prisoner After discussion the counsel de-
THE HICKEY MURDER.
gan, charged with the murder Of Hickey.
Nj Ahmead said he not ready Mr. Brady was sssoci-
pared for this they did not expect be called to-day
They would be prepared iOnonSw or the day after
The case put of till tomorrow.
The Grand Jury came in and presented number Of indct
PLEAS AND SENTENCES.
James Colng pleaded guilty to an attempt at may
he Carroll Charged DIVE
the first degree pleaded not Guilty ., r. u.,.u
Piesaea no' suh'''
SUPREME COURT-CIRcuIr. JUNE 27.-Before Justice
LEONARD.
LIABILITY OF COMMON cARRIERs-ARE aosAIcs JEW
HLRY?
Ball, Black Co. sgt The Liverpool NewYork and Phiade
phia Steamship Co.
This is an action to from the defendants the
value of costly package of mos.cs alleged to have been
signed to the Pendants per Kangaroo
transported from Liverpool to 10 1853 The package
on the arrival Of the In NsYork could be found
The that under the clause in the bill adng
In which they ,puate they will not be responsible for ewey
stones paintings unless at the time Of shipment they
declared SUCH and the value mentioned relieves them
from all liability - -,
The plaintiffs contend that unset Mosaics neither jewely
precious stones nor paintings The case is still
lanes IT, Brady and Cornelius Fiske for plaintiffs; Plat
Gerard and Buckley for defendants.
SUIT UNDER THE MARRIED wOMANs ACT.
vsnderyosrt agt 6ould
In this case already referred to- the defendant raised
ss point that Mr. Vandervoor not the real party In inter-
est The Court after hearing discussion decided TO strike out
this defense as mmaeraL The point 70 the right Of Mrs
Gould 10 lease real having been already passed by
judge Bonner plaintiffs favor the Court instructed the jury
that there was no defense The Jury thea retired and In
few minutes rendered verdict for plaintiff for the sum Of
SUPREME COURT-CHAxBKRs-JJsH T.-Befors Justice
DECISIONS.
Thomas Bell agt. John Graham.-Motion denied.
Jonas C.. II. Upper ct al. agt. John Graham
Motion denied. .
Before Justice LHosARp.
Thomas Cotton agt Aun Colton.-This case must be
sent back to the Referee M the plaintiff desre to take further
evidence whether dead not when the parties were
married.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

PROBABLE HoMcIDE.--The ante-mortem deposition
Of Thomas Ratery aged % who now lies at the New
York Hospital in dying condition, from the effect OF
slabs received the 18th inst at the hands Of Charles
Neal, was taken by Coroner OKeefe on Tuesday. 1t
appears that previous to the ARRAY man known as
"Frenchy" went to the stable No. 3 Laurens street
where Rafftery was working, and commenced abusing
him because one Of Ratery horses bad run Into him
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

TICKET SwISDLERs ARREsrED.-Stephen Gordon
and James Enrght brother of the recently appointed
and equally notorious Assistant Health Warden, John
E. Enrght, were arrested by Captain HART, of the
Twenty sixth Precinct charged with ticket swnding.
The complainant, James NJ Pushee of Massachusetts,,
alegesh that Enrght induced him to go to No. lO9 West
street. to purchase three tickets to California. Hewas
introduced to Gordon, who represented to be the
authorized agent of the Vanderbilt line of steamers.
The complainant, thereupon, paid him $2OS for what
purported to be second cabin tickets bpt subsequently
proved to be good only for the Storage. He there
fore complains that Enight and Gordon swindled him
out of s45 So that being the difference between steer
age and second cabin tickets The prisoners were
taken before Justice Welsh who held Enrightin 81 900
bail to answer at the General Sessions Gordon being
unable to find bondsman, was committed to the
Tombs to answer.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
N. ". Wholesale Prices of Country Produce
FoR rHB WEEK ENpINe WKDNRsDAY, JUsB 81 1860
Reported exclusively for TIE NEW TRIBUNE BY ufHw
FRENCH.


Reported exclusively NEwY TRIBUNE, BY DEW
Norox TO cornesons Q, FASa PaoDuon-Pu, everything
in order Marx plain indebe directions or evsy pack &C.
Including with OF s ssd package 81
and always send BY mail with notice when and how things
coasssiossFor selling Berries Fruit. 20, where packages
are returned and small lots Of stua 10 cent Other Farm
SUoT.OSs are or sales Of good Produce In good order
wholesale such Formers realize and not Jubbe OF Spscula-
BurTER-There moderate cautious English demand for
Rs But ssys At BEEN 's taken ds 6s M so
weeks The general market is very quiet and there no quo
table cbsDse Of rates We S1S,s tn fair TO dig
Welsh tubs. strictly bis 9l7 Western Res choice. as
H.erT d. .tcty CD II ais western siSo
Half6r do, fair TO good. 4 als Grease Butter %
CnRsssstcty ns Cheese in demand at prevOu. rates
both and for local nns ss bd 81 s
present hot weather are from necessity forced on the
s suT Tss .os Issy at 81 eo;
prices This result have induced large conssnnenss
q s S d PHa o. snS a
which the present heated term S s sGon a 10 b o. o..
en cen. Of the entire export Of Ia. yssI
LS wear shipments commenced about the LIST of July which
was earlier than any previous year We quotes oao
c cc no sSssd iySsSi ps
Medium snas' Fl @ more s sss
s ssas. eoFs"%: ases; re-:
fraction better. We quote: $500,
Jersey Phia doz - q Western, v doz''s.'''n @isa
stats - dog .........h1dl5
sss Ss side. good b.. g Veal Calves.
E h%siSn ieslsi POr Jersey light. St
~. 1HKKs-We quote: Western tTasac Tenn 4s6fc.
AND BIEps-A live Pigeons selling for sporting
purposes 10d III hund The demand wiz cease after the
IN Of July. We quote; =.
pigeons fight dor GOAL IL Squads doz '..2 xsG2 %
Pigeons stsn.fed, , =. via SquAos''''''''' "~ 10
..........s.ssssl SSUA w
PouLTHY-We quote:
p..,. m m ..,, Iia II Cjuinea Fowls, pr. "A IS
r,.sxs A. H.. l21 Ia Tame Pigeons dos. al 50
Ducks v b......... 11 IaI .o
rt.,. oboice is % IS Giosings, head. ..l 2sdl 50
Spring Chickens, , a. D DocS yyuIis, +, ys III
smsIi 10 mr. aSa 50 Bucks Co. Chicken ID. is o.
I'M v,. nhoee 80. no lSlCspona v ID .........a 0at
PoT.ToYs Old continue 10 arrive IN snan os oh, .nsJ IN
soon have TO yield the market 20 new onos y.
sSS dropped the level OF morce and mer-rs AZ
chsnged rnte except that lew eit han s
week Monday receipts from Norfolk ''d % me n'1'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

A HUsILIArISG CosrEssos.-The City Inspector
says that he was not the author of John E. Enrghts
appointment as Health Warden. 1t was done through
the agency of Mayor Wood. The City Inspector
finds himself between two fires, and to escape from
one is to run into the other Fernando Wood On the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

tde-water this year, compared with the coesp ,ndus
period Of last year. shows increase Of 4So43 bbl
of -four
The receipts at tde-water of the principal articles
of produce from the opening of the Canals to and in
chidinR the 3lst nit have hean ma folloxrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

In the st Of exports Of produce for the week In
cluded 20 Liverpool Is 200 bbls Flour, l7ee0 bush.
Wheat and 6S bush. Corn; to Glasgow 80, 400 bush.
Wheat, 500 bush. Corn; TO Cork $500 bush. Corn;
90 Galway $500 hush. Wheat
Tho Grocens Bank has declared . semiannual divi-
-dend Of q v cent, payable July p. The Peoples
Bank has declared a semiannusl dividend of 81 ~
cent, tesable July 6. The Western Railroad Of Mas
eacAusstts semi snnaa dividend Of y cent payable
July .. The Fitchburg and Worcester Railroad
Ccenpany y cent. The Bank of the State Of New.
York bas received the funds TO pay the coupons due
In JOY on bonds Of the State Of Virginia The Bank
Of the Repubc has received the funds for the payment
oftheirserest on the State debt Of North Carolina
The SabTreasurer, Mr.. Cisco, has exchanged
within the past four days about q million
OF D cent Treasury Notes for those over
due The Secretary of the Treasury has also
fessued about $500 600 received in payment of duties,
o. v cent interest. They were negotiated at WASH
kngte9 He rs in consultation with Leading parties
s 10 tie best of issung the new loao author
lied BY the late Congress for the reimbursement of
areasary Notes. The above reissue and exchange
would indicate that he does intend to put the whole
dean on the market at This is very favorable
crisis for the Government to contract loan, but az
sixty days notice must be given of the intention Of the
Secretary to redeem the overdue Notes before the in
terest ceases the Secretary may consider the policy
OF the Government TO wait month or two before ad-
Sertisipg for proposals.
The folowingis very nearly correct list of the
successful bids for the New-Yofk Six y Cent Loan of
1862 awarded al Albany Yesterday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
MARRIED.

Tuesday June &c, at the residence
of the brides father Clermont Terrace, Newtown L. l., BY
the Rev Thomas ID. Hoover Carl L. Brandt TO Isobe only
daughter Of Thomas ID. Beade, esq.
TORRANCE-PEET-On Wednesday, June q. by the Rev.
b. C. Cutler d. d., Henry Torrance to Sarah Creighton
daughter Of 4. 7. Peet. esq, Of Brooklyn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

MoUsy WAsHNoTos ISsrrruTE.-The seventeenth
annual exhibition Of the pupils Of the Mount Washing
ton Institute will take place this evening at Hope
Chapel The following are the names of the gradual
ing class:
Jane. II. Benson, Charles Bliven, Nehemiah Brown IT,
Geo II Hillyer Ira A Kip II Mshony IT, J. Parmly, IT,
Henry w. Poor Henry II stau Jas H. Stopford Henry L.
Townsend, and Seymour Van Eosrsnd.
Exercises will commence at n o'clock.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

RUTGERs FEMALE IssTITUTE.-The commencement
exercises of the Rutgers Female Institute will take
place at o'clock p. to-day at the Rutgers street
Church.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

Contested CoSTRAcT.-Two weeks ago, the con-
tract for setting and resettng curb and gutestones
and tagging in Fifty-second street was awarded to
Jeremiah d. Moore, at 81 987 IA. Mr.. Moore's sure
ties neglected to sign the contract to be bound for the
amount required, and the Controller refuses to
approve the suretes, on the ground that the error
was not merely clerical one, but An error in SUBJ
stance The matter was referred to the Corporation
Counsel, who has decided that the recfeaon dis.
cretionary with the Street Commissioner. 1t will 20
before the Common Council.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

APPoIsTMESTs-Tbe following appointments have
ben made
jane. D. Hall, Assistant Health Warden, Fifth Ward.
Joseph Lee. Assistant Health Warden, Seventh Ward.
Jacob Berman Assistant Health Warden Eleventh Ward
Charles Denh Assistant Health Wsrden, Twentieth Ward
George McGrsth Inspector Msoadsmizng Second avenue.
Charles Bruce Inspector mscsdamizing Second avenue
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
JAdvetisement.l
To PRIVATE FAMILIES.

Wo1yy,s celebrated sonzpAx AROMATIC ScHsAPPs shoA
be IN the hands Of every traveller No family should leave s
CITY or be without supply during the warm weather Il nv
rably coec the I'll effects OF change Of wesiher and "ss
ersze Il IL the pures liquor made In the world
Put up II pint and quart bottes Sold BY I'll Dusg 0rs
GERS and Fruit Stores.
"ALso, woLrss PURE CoasAc,v
brandy Bottles"
MADEIRA, SHsRKr, and
"PoRr WINE"
"FoR MEDICAL USE"
Families who Wines should give the preference 70 ~
shove They all warranted pure and the best quality EaA
bottle has the importers certificate Of its purity.
UpoLRRo WoLvE-
No. ~ Besvsr-st-, New.Yoch.
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

COURT CALENDAR-THn DAT.
u. 8. DISTRICT CoURr-Nos 81, 80, 40, Al, AZ, A,
As, &C, AZ, 48.
SUPERIOR CoURT.-Part Mos. 457, 4l3 4N,
asa 22s 82 1919 Is2 Part I-Nos as Ill., 60 646 44s,
oQO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

EXCISE CoMMrssIoEaRs.-The Board met on Wednes
day morning and granted fifteen licenses-twelve to
innkeepers and three to storekeepers-at $50 each.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
lAiyertisenentl

Our LEADING MEN" may get some very sea-
bs advice by having their heads e1aned their real charss
pointed out. and their aud deficiencies fully
scribed by Prof FOWLER, at No. 5oe Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

The GREAT EAsrERs.-The telegraph operator at
Sandy Hook mistaken last night in the superstition
that the steamer the lights of which he saw was the
Great Eastern It subsequently proved to be the Cal
ifornia steamship Northern Light.