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ROYS CTDTIIING.
BOVTS AND SHOES.

nUB stock of fine and heavy BOOTS
" and SHOES being very large, snd
having been bought at tbs manu- factories,
we are enabled TO sell = good article as low
ss any honse This side OF New York.
A call will convince our assertions.
oct2O. DALSH Elmer, SIMON a. co,
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NOTICE.
A NEW itpy.
CLOAKs A. WIS.

I AIDES wanting Closks aud shawls.
- will do we'll 10 call and examine the
splendid assortment Of these goods which
have Just received.
ERENCH Metinoes, Delsines. Cash
u meres, Alpaeess. d,c., dc. have lust
received fine stock OF those goods.
DLACK silks, plsin and figured Dress
- Silks, PUplins, Foulsrd Silks, DC. I
hsve a beautiful stock Of those goods
TUE above goods nre Of the latest styles
u and will be sold cheap
THOS y. OCDNOR
sept29 Cor. Third and Laurel street.
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sIiIRTsi sIIIRJsff

4 LARGE assortment Of Shirts Of THE
"A LATEST FASHION, Of all the vari-
Gus qualities and sizes. 10 ft MEN YOUTH
AND BOYS, will be offered from this date
at reduce prices. octz0.
DAL yHEIMER SIMON A co.
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CONFECTIONARIEs-

VUSr DIRECT from the ma utaetursrs large
ID and choice assortment Of fConfeotienaries.
roo Pounds Gum Drops, assorted hsvors;
800 jelly Gum Drops assorted hsvcrs.
10 Boxes Jujube Paste, Rose, Lem Van, etc.
Boxes Fresh Msrshmsllon Paste Y papers,
4" Iceland Moss Paste y
10 Boxes French Chocolate;
10 Boxes Cream Chocolate
10 Boxes assorted Lozepgers-for sale by
oct1B X. u. DAY.
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CBOTHINGi CbOTIINGii
NE have lately received very exten-
w sive stock Of
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
Of all qualities and Of the latest Styles.
which we offer ut the lowest market prices.
Our Stock comprises Black Cloth Froek
Goats Of every grade, Black and eolored
Cashmere Racs aud Business Goats.
Reversible business Sacs,
Fancy Cashmere Suits,
Pilot Cloth Paletots,
Flushing Overeoats,
Blanket Goats,
Black aud eolored silk Velvet Vests,
Cashmere
" Silk It
Cashmere, Hstnst aud Kersey Jackets.
Having an unusually large stock Of the
above goods on hand. we positively cell
them at very low figures, aud therefore
request an early call.
oct20 DAbSllE lEIMER, SIMON 81 Co.
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PLAYING CARDS.
SKIRTS AND CORsETs.

A LARGE lot Of Hoop Skirts at reduced prices
"A also . lot ofreal French Corssts. At the
sept21 PHILADELPHIA CASH STORE.
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RE OV AL.

T'HE Subscriber bers leave 70 inform his friends
\ and patrons snd the public genetslly. that
he has renewed bis we'll knUzn Establishment 10
pupuy's new building opposite the Brsnrh "A The
Louisiana state Rank. Thankful for the liberal
patronage bestowed upon him. he respectfully so
ieis continuance of the same
septic THEODORE gOLDNANN.
walchmaker and Jewellsr
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Linen aud Bobsnet NettIp~.

II HAVE fuil supply Of these gooas, Dobfres
i In sli widths, also, PINK aud Blue Bobsnsts
White Linen MEETINGS, also Brown DO for plant
tion use. W. d. PHILLIPf.
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FLOURi FLOURii

HAY. CORN, OATS, AND BRAE.--A good sup
III ply on hsnd at all times.
septic JOSHUA BEAL.
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f'-ss-'ss-ss.. .ss watt. s...s..
nTHnsE GOODS, hsss . splenaia ss.s,,
" freui
KfD pI0yFs
F--n'y fr,.r hrsi assuty hia Gloves, ~ svssy
crlrf -nd sirs!
VhLEsOlENNEs EFaLisn THREAD Laos
have ehesp ard besutiiul OF sf those Iaees
HOSIERY HOsiFRYif
si,ig dr,en Lsaiss Hosiery, lrs, received
CALLiOOs OAbLIOOsii
have large snd cheap stock ofevery dese,ip
ton ard qusilty on Osliccs, : vish the isdie.
would look al their style and quality and insuir
the prices. illUs. y. UODNOR
sePtl3 Corner Third sud Laurel Ste
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uATSi uATSiI

A T THE PHILA. CASH STORE, We
"A have just received from New York,
q beautiful Assortment Of Misses Trimmed
Hat, also Boys White and Grey Straw
Hats.
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~ ~ W f@LftfAfrsa
ttTF HaVF irsf ss-air-a iha tssssst sis.k -
w fi-h -ra srs iss-lsr h'nssh' o. this fr.f.
ts' ~ insi,s nvf ffi-ris .ra -ns'rsrars sna ih-
Tuhiir IN Fpns'si o. ell - ssf ns- stose snd ss-
e-i5 aotpS,vv.F FEsbLrR.
rhi'd street. rrFcsi,s the Bsbs.
NOTICE.
IJAvtNp purchased The Go,as IN ,he rs- ~.
IL leans Cheap Store. the business vii he esr.
risi on hereafter ~ 'rV nsrne, aud for nv own
seeour'. The lords on hsnd now, viii dispose
~ ~ New York cost.
sep,ss A. RosENrinLp.
DIAMOND BARBrNes.
DtNs. FINGER RlNgs, Crosses, sra Studs
4 just reeeived a.
ENgLIsH. FRENUH. 4 American wArUpEs
~ The largest snd finest Assortment re-
eefFsds st gebbHANN ftNbhEh'S.
L'TRUsOAN ToRqUOis, Opal, Pearl. Enamel.
i ed and piain setts Pins lsrtin $ snd Brscs
leti-. rst received ~
eet5 guLDMANN q FENDLERs
SttLvER TABLE AND TEA Spoons, Forss.
- Soup Ladies', Ruttsr Knives, Napkin Rings,
sct5 GOLDMAN # FENDLBRs.
L'tRUsOAN, TUEQUOiS, Oorsi. Jets sud psin
Ia Bfscelsts-iusi received At
gOlbHANN = FENbLER's,
Nstehmskers snd Jewellers,
oct5 opposite the Bsuk, Baton Rouge, Ls.
BIMEi LINEN
O6n BARRELS Of superior Rock Llme-just
Lc'y stored and for sale By -.
mays JOSHUA BEAL
LACE MANTIbLAs.
A FINE supply ~ the sbUve, hss been receiV.
II ed slss Some very handsome Lace Points,
81 the PHILA. UASH STORE,
rrsr22 Lafayette street.
IRISH LINENS.
/ AN NOW prepared W shdv the best Linens In
v this market such goods ss have been try
ing 10 get fer long titne-aud will wsrrsnt them
ell pnte Linen ana ~ wear well
septic ". u. PHILLIPS.
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IRIsII LINENS.

I AN now prepared W show the bss, Linens IN
y this market. such goods ss have been Try
ing 10 get fer long tiine-aud will warrant them
ell phre Lineh ana o. wear we'll
septic W. D. PHILLIPS.
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FURNITURE.
SUNDRIE,S.

Drugs aud Chemicals.
A FRESH supply Of Choice Drugs, and Pure
"A Chemicals, just received By
sprI2 ED. WIN. bO6EL.
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yellow Feveri Yellow Feverii
DR LEONARD. Of New York fully <uarsntees
~ his South Americas Fever and Agus Re-
medy a certain Prsventstive against yellow Fs-
vsr-for sale BY ED. Nm. BOGEL.
jufy3l Druggists.
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BTTUO HtgO HUORE. gOTTRNOR
on mn srITE - LOUfsilN4
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NIExIoAS MUSTANG LrYIMEyT-for ,.I.
1n by ED. d WM. BO0EL.
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L.EFCfIES.

"A risn, which will be carefully packed and
forwarded 70 any part Of ths country.
We nave made arrangements 10 receive q sap-
ply ofbeslthy Lsscbes every week.
nov15 v. HgUDE q co.
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,.vos popop,
sirth Jndicial District court.
u. u. AvFny. Judgs, s,,;';nPfesiding.
JOS. NEPHLER, CLERK.

sss,srwFsts FpR BAY,
Saturday, Nov. "a, 1850.
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Psrasvss aud Umbrellas.
HAVE iast opened . very large sssortmeut
i these goods W. b. PHILLIPS.
Daily gazette and comet., 1860-11-24

CPALDING's Prepared Glue, GrasseiIfs Glss
- Cement, Robinson's Silver soap--for sale vt
augZ2-2v PIPER 4 BRADRORD's.
The penny press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1859-1860, 1860-02-16
INDIANAPOLIS AND CINCINNATI

NJ CdANdE VI CAhb ~ lNUlANAf.
IN OILS, at which place II unites with railroads
for and from all points In the West and Northwest
THREE PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave Cincinnati daily, from the foot of Mill and
Front.streets --'s-,
$3.50 A. M.-Chicago Mail-Arrives at indianapolis
at 1910 p. M. Chicago at 1880 P. M.
l2A5 p. N. .-Terle Haute end Lafayette Accommo
at Indianapolis at 6:l5 P. M
7:l6 p. M.-Chicago Express Arrives at Indianap.
oils at 1915 A. M. Chicago at 1880 A. M.
Sleeping Cars are attached to all nght-trains on
this line, and run through to Chichgo without
change OF cars.
80 Be sure you are in the right ticket. .ofice be-
fore you purchase your tickets, and ask for tickets
via Lawrenceburg and indianapolis. .-t 5,.
Fare the same, and time shorter than any other
route. llGhrlH
baggage checked through.
THROUGH TICKETS, good until used, can be OBJ.
ained at the Tlcketofices at Spencer House corner
n. W. corner Of Broadway and Front; No. l Burnet
House corner; at the Walnut.street House, and at
Depot ONCE, foot Of MILL on Front-street, where oil
necessary information can be had. tfl 70 t4t
Omnibuses run to and from each train, and will
city, BY leaving address at either office. 2 o
JAl7 s,'.lt. tti H. q. LORD, President.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF AND
DUMB.

The commencement exercise of this excellent in
stituton were commemorate yesterday afternoon in
the (haJ e of Institute Buildings, at the foot of One
hUndred ard-sjxiy second street. North River. About
two hundred invited guests, among whom we noticed
the Rev Dr. Spring, Col. Duryea, ex-MayOr Tiemann,
and other distinguished citizens were present.
DIR. Peet and his family received and welcomed the
guests, and at 3 o'clock the company was invited to
The Chapel
Tie exerrses were opened with fe " remarks by
DR. PET the President of the Institution after which
his H. Mr.. ISAAC LEWIS PET, read report reclfing
the studies that had been pursued by the high class
Three young ladies and three young gentlemen were
then introduce upon the stage. when each of them
wrote upon the blackboards brief composition express
sve OF their qualification seeing 30 barge an audience
at tb,l commencement eAerciSs Inc co,npOsisons
were written IL large ana eglole hand, ana were IN
every respect grammatical Compositions, prepared
by Miss MARY T. Peet, and Miss Fanny Smith, were
read by j. L. PEEr and translated by both ladies' ino
the sign language.
Mr. II. II. Van DYKE, Superintendent of Public In
sirctior wss then introduced by DIR Peet, aud briefly
addr, sudien,e his remarks being given 20 the
uues in the sign Language by MIR. Peet. The speaker
rete red the teneheenes of the State and stated that
the II glsature had granted an appropriation TO- nifty
more putils Thus increasing the number TO two hun
dred and fifty. From what b. had of the examina
ii, he would state that The pupie had discharged their
duties with great credit.
TIE valecictory address was delivered by Mr. j. II.
RocHf of the graduating class, in the sign language
MIR J. L. PEET retdngtbe prcdu iionto the audience.
The closing remarks addressed t. the Teachers aud TO
tie pupils iull Of feeling and the partilg seut
reDt, brought tears to the eyes OF many.
A lengthy report war then read by Mr. FAscHER
Of the Examining Committee, the prog ess that had
ben nsde by the members Of the various classes.
DIR. PET read the report OF the Directors aud
awarded ceti6,aes Of good character AMI scholarship
to Thirty rups whom he stated had successfully COM
Ter having completed the term tive years. for which
they respectively selected by the Superintendent
OF Pubic Instruction. II was resolved By The Board OF
Direct thai they be ed 10 the Superin-
te dent Of Public us rosop TO be continued under in
september next, agreeably to exisipg provisions Of
law.
Diplomas were awarded to 20 pupils, who bad com,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
POLITICAL.

The n. Y Times particularly desires us to
repeat s denial that Mr. Raymond, in biz famous visit
to Mr. Bates in February last either expressed any
hostility TO Mr.. Seward or promised to support Mr..
Bates 1t appears, then that for the fret time in his
life Mr. raymond entirely non-commi'tal on that
memorable OCCASION We record this wonder as mat
ter ofDews
Tie Republicans of Poughkeepsie held large and
enthusiastic meeting On Tuesday night, at the City
Hall, which was addressed by the Hon Owen Love-
joy Mr.. L. speech was a mastery effort, and had
much effect upon the attentive audience.
Hon Thos. f. Marshall of Kentucky, who has
been at Pougbkeepsie several weeks, delivered lee
ture there Monday night, by invitation of the ci-
zens upon the Ordnance of 1857 and matters Kindred
showing precedepts for the right of Congress to govern
the Territories, etc. This evening he continues his
lecture.
The following newspapers in Massachusetts win
support the Breckenridge ticket: The Boston Post,
LoueH Advertiser, Ner-Bedford Times, Greenfield
Democrat, Bornaoble Patriot Salem Adrocate, Es.
SIR County Democrat, Laurence Sentinel, and Pitts
field Sun.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Pennsylvania Politics.

PHILADELPHIA, "Wednesday, June rs Iobu.
The difficulties under which the Democratic party OF
Pennsylvania is to labor in consequence of the Bati
more spit are slready becoming cl ary manifest in this
city, where the feeling between the oficeholders and
non-of6ceholders is very bitter
Last evening" the City Executive Committee held a
meeting to take action for ratification meeting, when
division took place especng which ticket should be
Ratified, and til. meeting adjourned without coming to
a settlement.
THIS evening the Douglas portion of the Committee
held n eting under call of eight of the members,
including Alderman McMullen. Ten of the twenty
four members of the Com nittee were present, and
agreed 70 bold mas meeting on Saturday night, to
ratify the Douglas ticket.
The CSaiJ man of the Committee publishes card
declaring the cali for this meeting irregular.
call for mass meeting on Mondsy night TO ratlty
tie nonr alton Of Lane and Breckenridge will be pub
shed III The morning papers-pro sng Senators tltz-
patrick and Benjamin and Meesrs Gushing and Bur-
nett 10 peakeIs. The call is Unsigned.
TIE Democratic State Committee will meet on
Monday when the preference of the Electors will be
obtained.
proposition, strongly urged by the Breckenridge
men, is to run Doug ard Brecki0fidge on united
electoral ticket tile Electors to be pledged to fairly
IeIpt self the ratio in the College.
The electors previous TO the nomination, were I'M
derstood to prefer Dir, Breckenridge as the reg
uar norinee but their present preferences are be-
evtd 10 be in favor of the nominee OF the majority OF
the Regular Convention.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Republican Meeting.

ALBANY, "wednesday June ", 1861.
The Republicans Of the State Capital are holding a
ratification meeting tonight The meeting is marked
by much spirit and enthusiasm. Large bands of Re
publicans, with ilumnations bearing all sorts of ap
proprlaie inscriptions, are parading the principal
streets, and there is grand torchght procession on
State stIeet Bonfrs are blazing all over the city
The Wide.A wake Club, numbering some 200 young
men, dressed uniformly in capes aud military cape,
psradng with torches, and make brilliant feature in
tie dis lay. The principal streets brilliantly illn
miDst d. and fin of people, whose enthusiasm reminds
old citizens of the campaign of lS40. Many thousands
of PEOPLE assembled 10 apitol Park, where large
platform is erected for speakers.
Mr.. d. Ii. Mills, President OF the General Commit
lee, called the meeting to order, and nominated the
Hon. L. ID. Morgan for Chairman. He received
With great applause. M.ssrs, Martin J: Townsend Of
Troy, Owen Lovejoy of Illinois Gen. Wilson of Indi
ana the Hon. Chas. L. Beals, and Others were among
the Sneakers.
The meeting enthusiastic, and demonstrated that
the Republicans at the Capital reused At l0l a
large delegation arrived from Hudson, and was re.
ceived by the Wide Awakes with cannon firing and
music and procession formed to conduct them TO
the meetings They fired Roman candles as they walked
up State street Hill. TIE sgat was quite imposing
and the meeting quite a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

irg Alexander Murray, has been selected for carrying
oui the objects of he expedition.
~ wss stated 10 yesteIday's dispatch that a motion
was made Ia the Executive Session of the Senate to
srlke out from the treaty between the Uoited Sta es
and Spain for the settlement of cla;ms the clause 70
pay for the Auis'ad negroes and tat, while II Is
mot believed that the action could prevail as reen'
lion would jeoEard, not entirely defeat is fdtlhea'
tlon This prediction realized to-day. ne motion
Go strike i, out, it is ucdersood, WISE made by Mr..
Sumner, bat disagreed 20; aud on the qnesnon OF rati-
hcanOn % voiesrIn affirmative ana 10 IN the Mega
tye-not the requisite two-tbirde.
The SeI,St, failing reconciie the dis4greements TO
the sexcau treat, and iadiePosed further to act on
the tui. ct present, lie consideration postponed
tlll pext December.
Two Ind n uesties were ratified and the appoint
ment of Mr. Russell as Navy Agent confirmed together
with the nominations OF save al deputy postm sters.
No nominations were sub ,ed by the President for
the full ga ban mission. supply the yacance in
che Supreme Court occesioned by the death of Mr..
Daniel.
Al he President has DO further communication 70
make TO the senae, 1t would have adjourned to-day
but Tor the fact thai time is required for the consera
tOn OF tue nomination of Genc JOhston as Quarter
mat -' isl, question having arisen affecting the
sn'seenon bylaw, Col Thomas being the senior officer
In thag department..
Senators Green and Polk, Representative Phelps
Col. Harris late editor of Tie Union, Vim. G.. Price
Treasurer of the Unsd Stat, g. and Peter s. Wilkes a
delegate 10 ,he Baltimore Cons euton-all citizens o.
Mlsecurl-havt, at private conference, recommended
by way Of sagg Eli IN TO the Democracy of that State
that the Dem Of each county assemble in TIER
several ot ali'ies the hrt saturday in September
next and elect delegates to st tie Democratic Con-
yenion to he held ia jefferson Ca the 18th OF that
month, To o opt uessurs 10 insure united act in
view of the present dvioed condi ion Of the parry.
They also earnestly recommend the united support of
tie STATE comfy tickets, aud that the candidates
for the Legislature pledge Themselves 10 abide by the
aeon OF the majority Of theT Democratic associates
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
The pix e,s Peak Express.

ST. JOSEPH, "wednesday, June q, IobU
The Pixies Peak Express arrived here this evening
with sl 1853 in gold dust, and dates to June 81. The
reported death of Little Raven, Chief of the Arapa-
hoes in the recent battle with the Utes proves to be
Fate. His brother was severely wounded. The Ara
pshoes lost killed and 80 wounded. They cap ured
Utes children and 60 ponies The loss of the Ues is
not known.
The latest advcesfrom the Arkansas state that crowds
alyine from sl5 to $40 per day TO the Emgrants
going to be Csliforpia Gulch and finding they cannot
Obtain claims there without large amount OF
ready money make no effort to discover claims for
IL meelv.s but leave curspg the country The wealth
or is extremely warm and dry The Missouri is very
HIGH and Using.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
Senate Special Session.

WAsBiNGTOH, "Wednesday, June ~, 1901
The Senate without trsnsacting any business OF he
lesst public importance, at 10 O'Clock went ato Execu-
tive session.
When the doors were opened the Senate adopted a
resolution decaatory of The night aud title of certain
bands a Dakota and Sioux Indians 10 the lands en-
b,aced in the reservations occuied by them on the
MINI esoa River and allowing heIn thirty cents per
acre for such as they have renqushed TO the United
States. All Iereons ho have IL good faith settled and
made improvements upon any LANDS contained N SAID
reservations, bell, wing the same TO be Government
lands dali have the ri Int of pr, upon to 6O acres
on paying 81 % per acre. provided that, when such
settlements have beet mad lands of the Indians on
che south de Of the MINI sta River the assent Of the
Indians shall frst be obtained.
resolution ad pied 70 print 10 600 extra copies
Of the report Of Lieut. Ives the Survey OF tue Col
orado RIVER.
On no1or. Of Mr. Gwiu resolution adopted
that Committee of two be appointed 10 wait on the
Prteid, Mt and inform him thst unless ne uay have
further eomnuni, atiors 10 make the Senate were
ready to close the sessions nv adjournment.
Messrs. Simmons and Salisbury were appointed for
the Committee. Adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
PERSONAL.

Lieut.. Henry A. Wise, the gallant Harry
GriDgos" sails in the Niagara with the japanese on
Saturday. He ranks as Master of Ordnance, aud is
charged to present. valuable presents from the United
States Government to the Government of Japan. He
sill also give the Tycoon and bis officers the latest
mysteries in gunrery, and the pleasant art of killing
on large scale with DeatDess aud dispatch. Lieut..
Wise is a sonin.lav of Edward Everett, aud came
near losing hs life at the time Secretary Upshur
killed on the Princeton.
Miss Esty, who bias been missed by her relatives
in Maine, found by the police of Boston Saturday
evening. She had become home-sck, and had walked
to Boston, Der former residence.
While salute, in honor of the nomination Of
Douglas and Fitzpatrick was being fred at Bangor,
Me-, on Monday, Mr. Charles Howard lost an arm by
the premature discharge of the gum the result Of inn
perfect swsbbing.
The Cneippaii papers speak in high terms Of an
exquisite piece of sculpture presenting an infut boy
sleep no upon cushion "The expression Of repose,"
says The Commercial, "the delicate, graceful, and
rich plump outlioes Of infancy exqusely chisecd.
But viewed as work of art the shon Ia matchless.
It's resemblance a white dsmask cushion is per-
feet that one doubts that il is marble Joseph Grief Of
New-York lie the sculptor and if the Sleeping Infant is
an average specimen of his genius he belongs to the
frat order of artisfs."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28
The supreme Court ofPennsyIvania

LANCASTER, Pa, Wedn-sday, June q i'O0'
III. snore,oe Cont of Pennsy yania net to-day, IN
ans@er 70 the writ Of alta hmeut for contempt on the
nsrt of the authorities of Allegheny County Inc
IS erif produced thirteen members OF the tlusouren
Tie interest on the CHARTERS Valley Railr al BONDS.
The Court appointed Judges smyseF OF Montgomery
aId Iaug of Lancaster Commissioners 10 near lh7
ensxers Of the Councilnen # DESTROYS Go purge them
sev,s OF e. nten pi The decision will probably De de-
liver, this afternoon. n;.oou
me Commissioners reported the answers Of thirteen
Council en- 10 the Court AM the Cour, @Duogeu ,le e
IL, Of cou,emtt Each held ~ the sum OF
e. o 70 snfUer al the Fall term OF the Cont at PIis-
80 Attscb,nenis have been issued against twelve
otber uembers of the Councils. aud writ VIII DC 10
su -, - q e,t,e body Tbis will bring all the Coun-
ci,men before the Supreme Court next Fall.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-28

DISHONEST HOTEL CLERK.-festerday afternoon
Detective Farley arrested young fellow named WIN.
]. Moran. who has been for some time past engaged
M clerk at tire ST. Lawrence Hotel, on Broadway
ON charge Of entertainment. The proprietor Of the
Hotel having for the past month been confined 70 ms
beo by sickness Moran had entire charge OF the
bu,iness and it il alleged that the prisoner has EN-
hezzl.d $40 day from the receipts Of the house,
which MOI ey he has been lavishing upon married
woman named Lottie.
On Ills perron we're found several letters from Lote
b,.a,bipg the most tender sentiments. Accompanying
pe a II euers vas box Of eigas, which she called
" slight souvenir 4" She INDUCED IN the hope that ne
might be able to smoke them, but II they were 700
o,r,o lie might consider their high flavor as typical oil
nsr We for him. Aud che further hoped that when be
Was pnfHrg away upon the soothing berb' and the
dense folds Of smoke curled from his ruby lips, he
might picture to bmsrlf her image in the vapor' jas
lice ConnoIly committed him to prison.