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Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
Items.

IS D. t. Richards, Real Estate Agent, Dc
! Ver' Del, has sold farm situated within 3t
. OF a mile of Camden, Del, containing IL
f acres, belonging 10 Thomas H. Baynard, O
wilmington, TO a gentleman of New Jersey
Tor $6O per acre. He also sold on Tuesday
the 24th inst, farm belonging to Jno. Shawn
OF Delaware City, containing 70 acres situated
within one mile of Camden, Del to NJ. Haynes
of Camden, for $l700.
Gov. Burton has appointed Timothy C.
Killen, Of Dover, Justice of the Peacs, vice
Ihos. Stevenson, ST., resigned, and VIM. p.
Jones, OF DagsborOugh, Sussex county, Justice
OF the Peace and Notary Public, vice Benz d.
Burton, resigned.
-The Democrats will hold meetings in
the several Hundreds of New Castle county, on
Saturday, the llrh inst, for the purpose of Sc.
lectlng five delegates TO attend Convention
to be held at New Castle, on the 18th inst, to
choose delegate and an alternate to attend
the Charleston National Convention.
jacob Linneberger, under sentence for
larceny, and confined in the jail of New Castle
county, is now at large, Gov. Barton having
RENTED the balance Of his term of imprson-
ment
The Farmers Bank at New Castle have
sold to Mr.. Allen, of Penasy lvania. the iron
foundry there, with twenty brick houses, for
$4,000. Mr.. Alien intends turning the foun-
dry into a cottod factory.
john J. Bowen, sentenced at the las,
term of the New Castle county court, is TO suf.
fer the death penalty on Friday next, 10Th
inst.
The Sons of Malta, in Wilmington, re-
solved to distribute twenty tons of coal to the
poor of that city. 1t will be given out in half
tons, upon the order of a member.
"A negro man living in MiIlsboro, Sus-
lex county, was burned TO death on Tuesday of
asst week by his clothes accidentally taking
ire. A co!Ored woman in Concord same CO.,
vas also burned SO severely on the same day, as
o die in a short time afterwards.
"A handsome Rife Company has been :
ormed at Georgetown, Del, of which c. Rod. ,
ey Layton has been chosen Captain 1t now
ontains GO MEMBERS every one of whom is
rmed and equipped.
within the few past weeks quite num- o
er of fires have occurred in different parts of a
Acnt county, Md, and from the fact that there {
every reason to believe there are work of in.
endiarles, the people have been considerably
Harmed.
The Orphans Court will meet at New
astle, on the third Monday Of this month. :
Tile GG@eue publishes the following as |
correct enumeration Of the loss by the late r
re IN Wilmington: Chas. Warner, buildings.
C., $4,000, insured for 5000; Jessup g.
loore. paper and rags $1,000, insured for ST..
90; Lammott 4 Son, cotton, 50, 600, no in.
france; VIM. +. Garret, q Son, tobacco. ST. f
%, no insurande; Pusey g. Bro, cotton, #
500, no insurance; loss to small vessels, &C., Il
500. :
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

CHCRcH GOING SoUrH.-The Trustees of
the NJ. e. Church on TaylOr's leland, Dorches-
ter county. Nd, have, by unanimous vote of
the board, determined on leaving the M. E..
Church, and joining the Methodist Church
South. The Cambridge IateIiig encer says they
will apply to the southern Bishop for a supply.
10 the meantime the preachers of Church Cree k
circuit will supply the pulpit ill the setting
of the Philadelphia conference.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

The sixth lecture Of the course, delivered by
Rev. Phillips Brooks, on Friday evening last
IN wards Hail. was listened to by an attentive
audience though not so large as desirable by
The Trustees, and as has been the case with
the last several lectures. The subject" A
re" Words about Poetry" was ingenously
turned into an entirely different channel from
what was anticipated by the audience, the lee.
turer constituting the word poetry to mean
MAKE create, the subject in plain English be-
ing The Useful and Beautiful in the Life of
the Isung man." The discourse was directed
mainly TO young men, the lecturer enforcing
on them the Importance of cultvating those
qualities of mind and heart that give character
and Influence with his fellow man.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

HEADLEY's LIFE OF WASHINGTON We
have just received one of the most interestinn
books of the day, which is the " Lie of Wash
ngton, by J. /. lIcadley; recently published.
1t is written in the best style Of that attractive
author, and presents faithful portraiture Of The
Father of his Country. Regard as reverently
and as attectionately as he may, the memory of
that immortal man, IN whose serene aud uia ,es-
TIC presence, 1t seems to us, common men must
have felt emotions approaching, even to awe
the reader cannot peruse this excellent work
without having his reverence and affections
heightened. In these days Of degeneracv.
when the wise and segacous councils of Wash
iDgton appear to be forgotten, and men are
threatening he destruction of the free ins,iru.
tions for which we o:"e him SO much. it would
be we'll Tor all to refresh themselves i'll the pure
waters Of his patriotism.
The agent for the work, Mr.. J. R. Jones, is
stopplRg IN town a few days. for the purpose OF
procuring orders for This valuable book, aud we
trust he will meet with that success commensu.
rate with the rare merits Of the work.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
From Europe.

We have four days latter news from Europe.
The intelligence is interesting An important
free trade manifesto has been promulgated bythe
French Emperor, having reference chiefly to IN
entire abandonment of duties on wool and cot
ton, and successive reduction on sugar and
coffee. Measures Of internal Improvement in
France are included in the manifesto, by a re.
ductlon of canal duties to government, and
general lowering of the transport loahs to be
granted 10 agricultural and other branches of
industry, by undertaking considerable works of
general utility. The manifesto is received
with marked satisfaction by the leading London
Journals. The Pope has replied to Napoleon,
positively refusing to cede the rebellious pro-
vinces. 1t is believed that the current events
will lead TO a war between Sardinia and Naples
The King OF Sardiua had accepted the resir-
nation of his ministry. Count Cavour was
forming new cabinet. Napoleon had forwar
dcd highly important letter, dated December
81, to the Pope, in which he indorscs the pol.
icy of the Paris pamphlet, and recommends his
lllghness to surrender the Romagua. 1t was
read TO the Pope on New Year day, just as he
had pronounced an allocution 10 General Cow
on, limiting at disavowaI ofthe paper by Ma.
poeon,
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

VENDUEs.-Ths vendue season for ,bis H.
callty has arrived, bringing with it, this time, a
full average of the annual crop. From now
until the first of March-the time FOR MOVING
and changing business of those who so intend
Judging from the bills brought in to print
the public sales will amount 10 near o,o NO,
day. for the time. These auctions are grea,
institutions in the country, and are generally
attended seriGtin by the entire farming com.
munity-some TO see their friends, some for
amusement some to buItOn-hOle delinquent
creditor, but the most TO "buy" a bargain.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
Reducing Stock.

The subscriber, having determined TO remove
his Stock OF Goods to his new store bouse rn,.,,.
being erected.) on Commerce ST. udioIning
ID Stevenson's Marble Yard and nearly onno,
site WIN. WIlds' hardware Store, hy The frs,
OF March next, offers his remaining stock of
Goods cheap, for cash. All persons wishing
bargains will do well to call Ladies' desiripS
Dress Goods, aud new beginners in housekeon'
'nE are particularly invited to call before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Feb ID, 1860 rIIOs -,npo,,,
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

CoNGR Ess.-In the Senate, nothing has been
done' besides the reporting of number of bills
yet to come up for action, and spoechiying on
the slavery question.
The House was principally occupied last
week by the election of VIM. Pennington. Re.
publican, Speaker; John w. Forney, A, l..
Democrat, Clerk, and H. w. Hoffman, Ameri-
can Sergeant-at-Arms. On Monday, in the
House, the Post Office appropriation bill was
passed. 1t appropriates st, 100000 to meet the
deficiency of the department for the expenses
OF the year ending the Both of June, 1859
S0'4OO'OOO are appropriated towards the expen.
ses OF the year ending June, 1861. 1t provides
for the payment of interest to contractors. and
aPpropriates $1,000 for extra clerk hire, to ex.
Pealte the payment of the Post Office creditors
Ueorge Marstin was elected doorkeeper. VIM
Lucas was elected postmaster, when the House
adjourned till Thursday, in order to give the
speaker time to appoint the Committees.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

From CALIFoRNIA.--The Overland ma brings
another horror from California.-lhe loss of the
steamer Northerner with thirly-lhree lives
The rumor OF the election of Gov. Latham, as
United States Senator from California is com.
irmed. lie was nominated by the Demcratic
caucus the day after his Inauguration as Gov
ernor OF California, and elected lAe day follow
ing.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

THE NIG0ERs AND CoNGREss-The " nig-
gers who do the menial work at the Capitol
are shrewd set of fellows. Tuesday one of
them was standing by one Of the doors of the
House, looking in at the members. The door
Keeper said, " Jim, they're talking about mig.
gers in there" "Well." was the response,
dat's der business. Lor bless you, il it WASH t
for de niggers, dere wouldn't be no Congress. -
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
Something New on the Hill;

Since EATON has reduced the prlc,s orhls Goods
Foni ~ 10 10 per cent. nr the purpnSe OF doing cash
trade, he finds husIptss uct,asr,, oi ito & .usI @
cent me people talking The bargains lhov ret
at EAION , Cheap store aud il is IA seiLevidenj tort
ana II any body doubts lei them call and satisfy them
seEts- uhe pr"oi OF The pudding is chewing The
sack Let all III want oi cheap goods 20 to EATON'S
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
Co. sraEscrsfsiD Notice

GEO. II. RAYMOND and ISAAC r. FNC.11ct,
nave ihis day formed C0Parinershlp under the fr
OF Geo H. Raymond = Co, TO carry on and con,,nue
th" MCrcanu!r business.
"'te !" receive liberal patronage from the
community as Ih,y mend - keep the finest. most
lasIloha"Ie "nn chelpest stock Ul GoOds IN Smvrr,
call Is solicited at the newly repaired corner Store
before purchasing else " here Jan ais is;"
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

A COMMITTEES Of the Maryland Legislature
IS taking testimony in a case of i'm impeachment of
Judge Stump, of Baltimore. One of the wit.
nesses, who had been 81 days juror in the
Court over which this Judge presides, swore
that The Judge was on the bench drunk every
day.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

FrRE.-on Thursday morning last, abou,
10 o'clock, the dwelling house occupied bv
ueorge oole' on the farm OF John Moor, about
q mlie from Bethel M. e. church, in Little
oseeK hundred was entirely consumed by fire
'ogeiher with most OF its contents, Mr.. Cole
succeeding 10 saving but small portion Of hi.
goods Loss 10 house and furniture, about
500 or $500. No insurance.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

9HE "TI AES" IS published EUery Thursday. By
ROSE. D. IlOFFEcxsR, Eiitog and Proprietor, at The
Temperance Hall. Smyrna, Del.
TERVS-SUSsCRtFrIoN.-One years. so in Advance,
" sa.O0 # rot pad I'LL end Of the year. No paper
discontinued until all arrears are paid-Only at Tie
option Of the Publisher.
every square Of ~ lines or less first
insertion. 80 cts eIct subsequent insertion 25 cs-
LbsrH arraageReats madei with yearly and half
ye1riy aiOertisers.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

The LAWRENCE CALAMITY. The verdict of
the Coroners jury in the matter of the late ter
rlOle disaster at Lawrence, exOnerates the own
ers, but censures the manufacturer of the iron
pillars, and Capt. Bigelow, the architect.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

MoNEY.-ln consequence of the continual
cry OF I" hard times " and scarcity of money, ~
we have been induced, or rather compelled. 10
inconvenience ourselves in order to accommo.
date' with as much leniency as possible, those
so complaining; but we have reason 10 think
that there is little ground at this time, for such
complaints, as the crops have been good, the
markets better, and there must be sufficient
money aflOat to settle such little bills. We
hope our subscribers and advertisers will not
need further reminding on this subject, but
early remit or drop in and pay us their indebt-
edness.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
TIE MARKETS

In Smyrna, white wheat is selling at 81 80
Red, 81 80; yellow Corn 20 CTS white, 69;
Rye, s.; and Oats, 40cts. per bushe Round
potatoes, ID cts. per bushel. Butter, % CTS.
per ID. Eggs, II cts.per doz.
The prices in the Philadelphia market, are
For White wheat, 81 45; Red. ST 35; Rye,
90 cts; Corn, II and Oats, 45 cents per bush.
el
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

ADvERTIsBMENTs.--On readers NAV find
something to their interest BY consulting the
new advertisements of g. Fl. Raymond & Co.
j. r. Jones, Spruance g. Megeat, Lewis & Bro.
P. +. Coursey, Jr.. Mrs. III. II. Smith, Stauffer
e. Diekl, and others.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

Mr.. KEITT, of South Carolina, says of the
new Speaker: "He is an old line Whig, is in
favor OF carrying out the fugitive slave law,
does not believe slavery 10 be necessarily an
evil Is firm supporter of the Union, and an
advocaoe for laying aside all subjects that may
disturb the public tranquility"
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
Smyrna Advertisements.
Dissolution OfPartncrshin.

Ile PaTtHerslilp heretofore existing under the firm
"i g. Ii. RAYMONDIs This day dssOIv ID by mutual
consent, and all indebted the SAID firm re
requested To come forward aud settle their accounts
GEO III RAYMOND.
Jan 3lst, lcCQ. JACOB RAYMOND
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
LIGHT! Tlight!

Pure Carbon OIL, at 81 Is per Gallon
Fresh Camphene and Burning Fluid, al IS cts
per Gallon. For sale by Lewis & Brother,
corner OF Main and Commerce sts., Smyrna,
Del.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

JAMES E. BLACK would respectfully call the
attention Of Farmers and Builders to his large
assortment of dry lumber. He has now reaey
choice lot of fence board and pickhts, plain
and fancy, with rails to suit. cheap and on uc-
commndatng TERMS
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
Steam Dying and Securing Es-
tabiishment.
MRS. e. w. SMITH.

MRS. Il. w. SMITH,
No. %. N. Fifth St, bet Market and Arch PAILApEI
PHIA
DiE|E Goods OF every description dyed to any CD
L lOr. Ladies Wearing AppqreI of every dpsctln.
non dyed IN The most fashionable and permanent 90
lors aud iInI'hed IN superior style Menno Cash.
mere and Grape Shawls. Table and Piano Covers,
carpets, Rugs etc, Secured POngee and Silk Dresses
re,dyed ali colnrs. and warranted equal to new
N. N.B-Gentiemen's Clothes Cleaned Dyed on
reasonable terms ieb 9'60-ly.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
IA . OTICE.

FIKNI AND L4NY CALL
ALL persons indebted 10 The uDGersipued bv no,e
Dond or book account requested 10 come forward
ana settle the saIne This month If not thew Will he
put IN other hands iUI CUllecIIJn
Feb I'd, 1850 IACOR 70 AvNJOD-D
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

IHE WEATHER, SLEIGHING, &C.-We are
again enjoying mild weather, after the severe
"cold snap" of last week. The snow has dis
appeared, not, however, until it had afforded
much sport to those who had the means and op.
Portuulty to enjoy such pastime as sleighing
affords. Thursday, Friday and Saturday were
lively days-the air constantly filled with the
merry chimes of the bells, and almost eyerv
moment swift "turnout" fitting by, loaded
with "Precious freight Now it is all over,
much to the comfort (lf not to the ladies) at
least to the over-charged animals, who not un-
frequently had to carry, at rapid speed, enor-
nous loads.
On Thursday and Friday mornings the ther-
mometer indicated lower Temperature than
anytime during the winter, the mercury stand
ing at about zero between daylight and sun.up
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

IHE trial OF Stephens of Hsrper's Ferry no.
toriety, was concluded at Charleslown Fridav
tne Jury' after an absenceef fifteen minutes,
.e'araed verdict of Gully on all The counts.
ihs trial Of Hszlett is now progressing.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
RENE VAL.
Lower the Rent! Cheaper the
CCO0ST

The su hscrlher, havHg moved 10 the store house
formerly occupied by SpruaHce q Aiegear, aud d..
rocIIy opposite the Bank of Smyrna would respect
inily call The attention of his Customers friends and
the public generally TO hls large aud carefully select
ed stock OF GOODS bought expressly suit this mar
kct Knowing that CHEAP GooDs are a Creni Cam
iorter TO this community, he determined nor 10 he
unGer'cld by any one. Having bought his stock low
Tor cash, he Will sell II at very small advance on
cost, foT the READY MONEY" for n numble sixnencc
IS better thana slow shilling" Thankful for The pub.
lies generous patronage heretofore he hopes by strict
attention TO business and fair dealing TO nerIi con
tnuanee OF the same. No pains Will be spared to give
satisfaction IN every respect. Please call and exam
me stock before purchasing elsewhere Ills rent be-
ing only about half as much formerly he intends 10
sen goods cheaper. J. f.. JONES'
N. B-POULFRY of all kinds and Country PRO.
duce genelaly bought at the highest prices. Ieb9T
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

HoPE.-A sentiment exhibited in a dog's
tail, when waiting for bone.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

The LOCAL PREAcHERs' AssocIATIoN met in
the NJ. E. Church of Milford, says the Ne,cs
on Saturday and Sunday last, their proceedings
connected with the proiracted meeting which
has new been in operation for three or four
weeks proved TO be very interesting occa
sion for the Methodists of this communitv.-
The services on Sunday consisted of Lovefeast
and preaching in the morning, experience
meeting in the afternoon, and preaching and
prayer meeting in the evening. At all these
services the church was we'll filled and at night
there was an immense crowd that flied tie
church to its utmost capacity. The pulpit SER
wees during the two days were performed by
local preachers, and the sermons would have
done credit to any ministerial organization in
the country. The protracted meeting still
goes on and has already resulted in much good.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09

HE SUPPLY OF GOLD FROM Pixies PEAK
Mr.. J. K. Snowdon, the Director of the Mint
and its branches, we see, has made an official
report on the yield and quality of the gold dug
IN Kansas. The fineness of the gold, he saws.
mas the average range of 800 to 900 thou.
sandths' but generally lies within S25 to S45.
Ihe alloying metal is silver, as in all cases of
native gold. The value of the gold in bars. al
lowing for the silver, is nearly $3.50 per ounc,
on the average. Latterly, from the improved
manlpulations at the mines, the loss in melting
mas been reduced from So to 81, so per ounce,
with prospect of being brought down, ere
long, to dollar. or less. At present, therefore,
the Mint value of Kansas gold, in grains or
algam, is about SIG per ounce, troy. During
The last fiscal year, the amount of gold received
from Kansas was inconsiderable, but since the
Close OF the year, it has increased. The amount
received at the Mint at philadelphia. to the
late OF the report, was $97, ,485 10. Since the
report $152,976 has been received, and the
'ther mInting establishment has received about
S2IO,OO0 from the same source-makng a. to.
tai from Kansas of about S460,OOO.
Smyrna times., 1860-02-09
nj q trC S S G s

nj sScs.
A FINE SPRING AND SUMNER RED
Orders taken for lInsk Mattresses of every dimon-
son. with or wllhoat hinge the cheapest Mattress in
use TO the Trade and Hotels liberal DISCOUNT viii
oe maae; apply 10 7. +. CAUSEY,Jt,
=, N E9 Milford Del
Railroad. n, a.
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A Tribute d. ucrisrd Worth,

TvHE MGR ATfTi'nF II man to his fellow man l.
the fner feelings Of the heart oasis IN i. life Of
those who sacrifice their bes avs In phila anihroric
deN oiinn tn the alev aton ~ the lls II frnil morjs
ty. Fnpiricisin h"ns the columns nf press with
fraudulent AMI ctiioii. ~ttrrs singing peans III.
worth of their egniisiral charlaian-n R.low W.,
append leties fforf Norihr nah zhs hrief 10.
rioi since seemed destined tn shuttle nif this mortal
c'il who iok- forwa n 10 his dissolution with that
plea sure which 0nlt Those weighrd down With the
heavy hand 81 disease can. Contrary 10 hope. tn.
ability If skillfu rhy sician has restored him Ia hi.
former health. Relieved from his terrible situation
and impell-d BY gratitude. he make, known his
and remedial scent and his sisteihtht l. authentiea
ted by notary public The d-nIa n- Of society i'm.
periou-ly command iis publicity. and ii Is given
In the unwars than to sound the praise. of .
physician Of whom Of Ike casts can be cited
Nevada national., 1860-07-14
sperssiforrh&s.

0R LOCAL. WEAKNESS, nervous d.Ashtv. t~~r
" spirits. lassitude. weakness ef the iinLs and
back, indisposiion and incApabiiity for iabsr and
study, dulness of apprehension. less Of memory
aversion TO society, love Of solitude tfnniAty self
distrust dizziness headache inraiun,ary diseb.r,e.
pains in the side, affections ef the eyes pinpss on
the face. sexual and ether inaYmitiss in man are
cured without fail BY the Justly eelsbrate pbysesn
iud surgeon, L. J. CIapksy. HE method OF curing
diseases new, (unkno-p to sthsrs) srd hence the
yreat success All con- ulations Nv letter e. ether
wise) free. Adde'S L cA=yaas y D. ~ pns.
ciscS, csllfornis
Nevada national., 1860-07-14
Declaration of Homestead.
Homestead Act. Approved April 2s, 1860.

All persons in this staae wishing to hold Home
stead exempt from forced sale required to he
their 'iirclaratien Of Homestead" within one year
from the passage OF the above Act. The undersgii.
ed having provided himself with the necessary
Blanks viii be happy 10 OIL them up for any who
may call upon him for that purpose
:. {. R1cHARnsoN.
Gras. Wiley. JuLe cp, $500 ATTY atIaw
Nevada national., 1860-07-14

CARD.-Prompied h- an honest de-ir. Of nv hesrt
] whish 10 lay bsfure the public which do.
servess commeniaion, not only A. an act Of ssien.
,ihe skill but that nf humanity also. About t-o
years ago / suddenly. and from causes unknswn TO
me- seized with ct Of epilepsy which ovinr
10 my inability to meet the expenses consequent
upon thorough medical TREATMENT, and the dis.
eouragement which met with on attempting n
soon became such las was led TO believe a. 20
defy the skill ~ Any physician. Twas frequently
while in pursuit n INV calling thrown down 10 The
ground without the slightest ~orning and although
ins-enshIe TO the srunies. yet despised the miser
ie. of nv life. and learned 10 lok unop tho..
Who would render assistance shelter ME from dane
Ter enemies who sought TO proiong the existence
Of nv miserie. vi IL In thi. state, and having
previous TO my affection tasted the sweets Of fifr
I once more induces 10 attempt seeking AID "
. ph yseian and. by reeoninie euda ation called upsv
Or. L. J. Crspksy, told him Of my cifsumxtsness
aud Of my inability to reward him for his srrves.-
regs rdess OF which. however. he stonee ur~as-soat
my case, aud. With the blessing Of God ! was onea
more restored to perfect health. Unable 20 reward
HIM : the boon which T-njoy at present, and ret
conscious Of my indebtedness, I consider IL due TO
fnvs~fan all afflicted to make the case mn piis IN
order hat those in need Of medical advice may nnd
ply ,ieiAn IN whom every eonhdrnee can be placed
MEYtR YABIONSKY.
State Of Csiiforns. county Of san Francisco, a.
sworn and subseribed 10 before this LIST dsy Of
August, A. u. 1856. GILBERT a. GRANT
Notary Puhke.
Nevada national., 1860-07-14

DMEs.-During the week ending June
3oth. $4,000 dollars worth Of dimes we're
coined at the San Francisco mint. We be-
lieve these are the first dimes coined on this
coast
Nevada national., 1860-07-14

CHURCH Music ny MACHINERY. In Eng
land they have church organs to play the
chant and hymns Of the regular service by
turning a crank--saving the salary OF an
orgsnist.
Nevada national., 1860-07-14

AoArs DEFERED.--Will the Great East
ern erer sail Her departure has been de-
fered. II Il now asertained that she would
not leave Northamton for New York before
% ofyune.
Nevada national., 1860-07-14

INTERESTING RAcE.-Three young ladies
ran foot race at Shasta on the Fourth
Distance fifty yards. Stake. a book and a
fan.