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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-27

.a An ARDENT POLITICIAN AT PRAYER MEET.
ING.-A politician of Grand River Valley, not
often seen at church, recently attended o
prayer meeting. We shall call him Squig-
gle by way of concealment. Lima short time
his countenance lost it's sualoily. jollyslock,
and he became obliyious of the solemnities
going on around him, and plunged into
profound reverie over the recent defeat Of
his party in, Maine, which he had been dis
cussing that morning. AS he reflected, his
face naturally elongated, and his jaw drop
ped. Noticing his serious and solemn look,
aud not remembering ever to have seen him
before, one of the brethren took him to be a
stranger of religious turn of; mind, and
leaned over iisbench and remarked: asl
''Brother, these are refreshing seasons"
Squiggle gazed vacantly at the speaker
and groaned inwardly. The brother pur-,
sued: 81 12a. 2ssg - ts=:Tte st:@ zE:ssec
sit is good to be here" a..>esgs
Squiggle still absorbed in reverie, groaned
again. -.-..,....-.
Brother do you often think ofyour future
state?"
At the word State" the eyes of'our Dem
ocratic friend lost their dreamy look, and his
jaw clashed into place like q rat trap
!"'StateW heexclaimed, bringing down his
clenched fist upon the back Of the question
er's bench with an emphasis that startled the
worthy brother greatly, "Oh! its gone Black
Republican by $4,000 majority" ,.En3
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-27

A DDISON & BROTHER successors to AD-
II OLSON, WALLACE & CO, will continue
the Agricultural, Implement, Seed and Guano
business at the old stand, No. 2S King street. and
viii be glad to receive orders for any thing in their
line. ." j.. B. ADDISON, JN.
nov lin II. JOHN ADDISON: = -.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-27

Ms- THE EfAMERICAN :MEDIcALiAND T0I-
LET RECEIPT B0OK.-fhis Book contains Re-
cipes and Directions for making all the most Yau
able Medical preparations in use also, Recipes
and full and explicit directions for making s the
most popular and useful Cosmetics, Perfumes,
Ungents, Hair, .Restoratives, and all Toilet Arti-
ces If you are suffering with any chronic dis
ease-if you wish a beautiful complexion, fine
rant beard or moustache-or if you wish to know
anything and every thing in the Medical and Toi
let line, you should, by all means, peruse copy
Of this Book. For full particulars, and q sample
of the work for perusal, (free,l address the pub
Usher @y,i .itt.s s:'&fT4T. !! F. CHAPMAN,
oct 2O-d3m No. S3l Broadway, New York.
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4 FIVE Dollars per rannum. payable in advance.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE,

No. %, hing-st,'eet.
PLASTER MILL AND FA CT Try,
No -, Unjon-Street.
EEAVING REMOVED from the old stand on
1 Fairfax street, to the SPACIOUS WARE
HOUSE, No 25. King street, we beg leave to call
the attention Of farmers to our large and we'll Sc
lected stock Of =.
IMPLEMENTS, SEEDS, and Guh&OS.
We arc also erecting 4 PLASTER MILL, (at
No. 49, Union street, where we will soon be able
10 furnish the
BEST FINE GROUND WINDSOR PLASTER,
Of oar ORR Importation.
We are also preparing for the manufacture o.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS,
which we expect to furnish of the hest quality.
jan MEADE G MaRi +. :
HROUND PLASTER.-We offer for sale best
" WINDSOR PLASTER. ground very fine in
our own Mill, at IS per ton Of 224O bs., delivered
to cars or to vessels The price will not ne adEan-
cad, and the farmer can rely upon getting the best
article. fresh ground, whenever they may o~der.
/ ie Is MEADE S MAkY n.
TvABLE CUTLERY AND PLATED WARE.
Fine Ivory Handle Table and Desert Knives,
Carvers, &C., Plated Forks, Spoons, Ladies, Gas
tors, Cake Baskets These goods are of the best
quality and cannot BE bought cheaper elsewhere
= cot .!;s JOHN OGDEN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-27

~ Ras- FAIR NOTICE The Ladies Interested
in holding the FAIR for the benefit of the
MOUNT VERNON GUARDS, (tbe proceeds Of
which are to be applied to the purchase Of Uniform
Overcoats,) are invited to- inject . committee Of
the Company at Mr.. H. BRENGLE's CoSREcTIoN-
ERY, (front room, up stairs,) on TUESDAY
AFTERNOON, at 3Io,clock, for the purpose Of
completing the. arrangements for holding tho
Fair. Any contributions, in work, materials, &C.,
can be left at Mr.: Brengles, at the residence Of
Lieut. Wm.H. Smith,, ,qti5'. b; nov 24-3t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-27

T CHANGE OF RUNNING OF
Es..ssssiEEsss.sssIssSTEAMER GIPSEY.-Ou and after
Monday. lTla instant, the Steamer GIPSEY will
r.n rs;ularly. every day, between Pennington and
Alexandria, for passengers and freight, leaving
Pennington at 81 o'clock, A. M.-returning, leave
Alexandria ut 3, ?. II. -.--- E..
Ts.us OF passage from Farmin gton to Ale1ar
!:a and back, 25 cents for each passenger. Chill
!tsD u.der II years, half price.
seplS-Itf ALFRED ". GARDNER & co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-27

- FOR RENT-The STORE No. 81, at tn"
%7i: corner Of King and Fairfax streets. Also, tie
STORE next door, No. 50 King street.
can 17-eotf JOHN WEST.
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FOR THE NORTH, WEST, and N0RTAWEST
lssa - Isl :G s.s..si.szs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-27

- NEW YORK, WASHINGTON, IN
go. GEORGETOWN, AND AL sEAzz44ss
EXAEDRIA PACKETS.
Mg OLD REGULAR LINE. %a5a
Sshooner ARCTIC. Captain Hicks.
4" STATESMAN. Capt. c. N. Mott.
HAMILTON, Capt. Ogden.
FAIRFAX. Capt. s. Mott. a
SURPRISE, Capt. Cole.
" YORKTOWN, Capt. Woglom.
SAIL WEEKLY.
AGENTS:
New York, Stafford & DODGE,
So Front street.
Georgetown and Washington,
McCOBB & DODGE.
Alexandria,
WI. II. FOWLE & SON,
Sop II No. /, South Wharyes
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CUNA RID LINE!' 81. ,'
STEAM TO LIVERPOOL. AND CORK
VIA QUEENSTOWN. - ~
ss. THE FASTEST ~ ..s- --sS:ss
Ex2sssCREW STEAMERS AFL0AT :saAaIlsEsssssEis ssaAaIlsEsss 6
Aus5alasian,:........"......"5,l0O 100 Tons. -''
juTa SSt .-.+-
At1a a............. ......... '-.... ~,GoS ..,..
Kedar..... ....@,ooO - -
SAILING EVERY ALTERNATb TIL URSDA4.
Iii FRoM NEW IoRK: - "r.. 49,
Cabin. Steerage.
n 7oTiva-nool and Corl..S7500 $4,000
.- To NEW York: ..- Fl,
Cabin. Storage
r.,,, Iiverpool ST5.e0 $4,000
pror, ,Cork..T 1890 5000
Children half price. -- ..."
Passengers going by this we'll known Line, will
,ysys BE- sure Of first class and fast steamers, Of
srary comfort and attention, and u good supply
af provisions. .-.- -a.. :s..:. g.
Persons wishing to send for their friends, can
obtain certificates Of passage at the above rates.
For passage, apply to
myS-tf FOWLE & CO., Alexandria, va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-11-27

.@s FOR RENT.-The three story STORE,
::3;S No. Al, King street, with the three story
WAREHOUSE in the rear. apply TO
NH 3-tf JAMES /. SMIiH.
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eT~uo The Steamer JAMES GUY, leaves
,sss5zes :sss:sa:ss::ss Washington every TUESDAY ana
FRIDAY, at O'Clock, 4. ", and Alexandra a.
y clock A. NJ, for Currioinan, and the lnterme,
Sas landings. On her return trips, she Tll
lsays Carromau every Wednesday and Saturday
hS o'clock, a. NJ.
LUCIEN S. PAGE, Proprietor
NATHANIEL BoUsu, Agent, Alexandra.
ny 4-tf =.
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WILLIAM Z. F0WLE :& SON,


-. WILLIAM Z. F0WLE & SON, II
.. .- no. /, South WhGrUes, 81. -
-OFFER FOR SALE & Vi:
DEREEIAN GUANO. of direct importation
4 10 this port per Ship Conquest. " .--a.
BAKERS ISLAND, or AMERICAN cos
.GUAN0, cargo Of Ship Mary Bradford
.kETTLEWELL'S MANIPULATED GuANO,
composed of pure Peruvian and Nevassa Guanos,
thoroughly ntegrated by machinery. - =.
WHITE MEXICAN A. a., very superior.
LIME, from raw bones. =. -e1-, 1a~7t2.
PAINTERS SUPER PHOSPHATE. - .
q. GROUND RAW BONES. -.j,a. <5-: iy2G
r DINNER And IEA SETS.
& RENCU PORCELAIN DINNER SETS,
white gold baud, and decorated.
French Porcelain PLATES, DISHES, &C., de-,
- separate, Eor setts. ~
French Porcelain. TEA SETTs. white, white and
= gold gilt and decorated.
English White Granite TEA SETS and PlECES,
separate.
English White Granite Ewers and Basins, and
- Chambers.
English White Granite Foot Baths, Slop ) ars, &c.
Do. do do. Pitchers, Mugs, &C., &C.,
in any quantities, Wholesale and retail, at prices
that c. not fail to please.
9th mo 2s r. H. MILLER SON co.
N0AL-N hi,o-and Red Ash Anthracite and
u Curbsr?aad GOALS on hand, and being con-
steptlv received, for sale by cargo; carload, or
iaele ton. Apply to ,.1-t, D. B. SMITH.
GJ- Orders may be left at Potomac Insurance
Office, or my office, on the Wharf, between Came
ron and Queen strceta' - '..'@ ;flsts%ss Soct
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FOR RENT,

drew JamicsGn, eSq. ---.--
oct 2-.tf JAMES J. SMiTh.
"a FOR RENT 4 three story DIV YELLING
sl,..4 l,.4 HOUSE ON Washington street, between
Prince and Duke streets, lately occupied by Com.
Moore. Possession given immediately. Apply to
Mrs. ANNE II. LLOYD,
aug 21-tf on Washington St. corner Of Qucen:
Izrzs- FOR RENT-Thc large NEW WARE
.l#s#l HOUSE, on Union street No. II, lately oc-
cupiod by Addison, Wallace & Co. Apply to
BURKE & HERBERT.
pns,oe,;o, o;.cn o+ n,ce dec 9-eot:
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ane 15-eotf Sole gent for Alexandra
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GEORGE SIGGERS,

80 Urdcrs promptly Htlohuou 10: IvIH
sep S--2mo
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06

without cbsnge the inquiry steady and hs supply rod
rifles d 2s hhds AND at atc for shopders sdslc
Tor Hams Land ~ fair req and Is steady the sTvals are
large sales Of 5U btls. AID flaifc and 100
kegs Pie Butter l. IN fa- demand 9dfsic For Ohio and
l2a lsc for Sts,e Chez - IN fair demand aed e. Arm
Sc. for Ohio and 90 lie. for State.
RICE Is ses5y sales n 30 tcs al ~ 250 - ga h
SUGARS1he business Is 10 fair extent sales of hide
Port Rico 1T 1c 425 hhJ Cuba Mucovado al and rs
hbds Texas IT I d.. also 208 hhds Mplado At iD3c.
SPICFaWe hear Of sales Of 80 bags Pepper In
mos aud 1900 N Hutmees On private terms.
sALT-Me sales 81 $50 Asht0n Jefry Day.
ceys Tiwood and 1910 Turks Island private terms
TOBA(C OThr demand not active prices without
chsnee sles Of 6 hhds Msysve 60 ITO bales
Hard at Az % and % eases seedeaf at $3.50
TINPg Is quit bat IL stock Is light, and prices rule hnny
at ?2c cash for Bsns and 321c NOS for Straits with
sales Of slabs STRAIT. AT figures. Plate. firm and Ia
moderate reouest sales Of 40 boxes I'd NJ ~ 80
TALLoW-A fair demand for prime Western and City at 81
dInc. cash.
,wHlsKYyh srkc, IS steady the demand is fair sales Of
tIo hhls. o. ~ l021ic
NJ drll and rather heavy.
MhALEFOO1S firm aud in fair request sales Of 1000
ID Unpea,hed deliverable In NewBedford. at 5ic and 1000
90 schrd on private terms Calcutta Lnseed Inactive,
o.' nhy hed az ~ ~ here and ~ Is y bush In Boston,
%e fomnay - &c higher The imports into the United States,
the SOCK on ne way and the quantity In first hands In Boston,
compared with those last year, : follows:
-1S59-- $780,
:. Bags. Pkgs. Bags Pkgs.
Imports from jan 10 Nay 81. 350n ls5Oi al 2Ot 7s571
took on the ..l0965s 57.3B 057l 81 81
Stock Oh hand .....'...... 71-los ne0 1910 1880
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sesshiP City Of Baltimore lgr Pere LivspGsI May q
passed steamship North rton bound 4. June 4th passed
hip Guy Nanrenng, honnd
Steamship August Woodruff Savannah, mdse and pass to
SHIP b Lsmsr Bradley London and Grsyesend April 70,
ship Eliza DR. Windsor N. 81 Dawson Liverpool
Bsik stampede Lewis Havana May d. sugar Simpson
BrgT Sawyer (of Damari.coa) Bradley Sagus May 26
Yates Poiterhed Sailed in company with chr L. t.
knight. ior.Bsltimore
B,is Queen Esther Merriam, Harry N B. days. stone to D.
Brig Lady the Lake Marshall New Haven days in bal
sclr John Jones. Bsgsn New.Haven adsys.
Sloop Enterprise. johnson. saybrook days.
Schr Sea Flower Clark Providence 2 DAYS IN ballast
schr Encn Halt' Ros,on day. in ballas. to master.
sehr illaa Penn Hammond New Haven for Ei1abethPOrt
schr Gele,'ia CT, Por land day; stone.
schr Elizabeth -, Ro,ton, md.r for Albany.
SeIr Meponsh - DeBnysyils days lumber to master
sclr p. Brsinal a. Rul.e Partsnd days stone.
seh Esveocs Brl Reed, Dorchester, N b. 10 days sona
schr Jessie woodhouse tof New.Havcnl Terry Bruo,
Tex; 10 days, wool hides &C. % II Southmsyd Son. .
20 .qssr &C. 70 C. 2 Peters sailed il company viii
Sehr T. Russell Farrell Key West II dey cotton &c, to
Scbr Wseiis Cry Rocslsnd days line to master
schr Dssier Smith, Holiax, N. s. dsys, h'h to q j.
sS.hr. Hsmle, Eeny Lnran days coal to Pos, Small.
Sloop Isaac II Bo'den Collins Fall River days.
Slocp Velocity Davis New Haven for klza5e.hp5r.
sloop Oliver Ames French. TaHnion. nails.
Steiner p 7. Hart, sidde Philadelphia. radse to J. NJ
Steamer Vulcan, Morrison Philadelphia mdse to N
Briggs.
steamer NewLondon Smith, New-Tondon md.e. to f. II.
Steamer Ospray Kenny Providence ndse. Isaac ode
Steiner Planet WILSON, Philadelphia mdse to Lopez Kirk
BELow Ship Uncle Thy, sOule, Antwerp and Flushing
IA g. Also, bark aud brig.
sALFpsteam.bir Northern Light, for Aspinvsl; Quaker
City, for Havana Jamestown. ter Norfolk &c
WIND-Duriug the dsv, N.N.E.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORE
Cleared.

Standardization srown Skinner Norfolk Ludum Heinck
en-; Northern Light Tnkepaugh. AsIinwa d. b Allen; Per-
STA Judkns Liverpool Z. Cunsrd Quaker City Schufedt Ha-
ysna. HaI gous Co.
sbips-0pwsrd jenkins Hong Kong w. j. Forbes; Char
ot.e Nesnith LiycsIooi Nesuith Sons Maria Clark St
Jsgo de Cuba D. Curi Dycaman; Adele (Ham), Caasen,
Antwerp w. f schmidt
Bark.-Lucky STAR Van wink'e Cape Town, RiDow; En-
win Nugen AniW err ". r. Schmidt + Cushing Dixon,
Conaminope Yates Porterield Co. II. spaHding Booker,
Rem. dos X. W Tmrdy
BrissMsy AdeIa Packard San Juan de los Remedies n
w Tundy; big Caroline f Bronzon. Narcotics via hayrr
FuEce Meincke; Ercoe Dominica Mareies Laurence Gee
Co: sultsn Sui'on Georgetown b D1bble Co Carroll
ma Rest Philsdslpha J. w. Mckee; Circassan, Heagan,
uantsnamo H. d. Brookmsn; A. Blanchard Blanchard Csrde
mas Nesr it'll * Sons
Scbooner-Surprse Alexandra; Sabine Day Newborn,
master; J. Leaning Telly Newbe, C.. r. Dibble Cactus
Furbr Brezo- Santiago Post Smith Co. Henrietta b. snnan
& CO.: A. Jennings Lake Plymouth \. c., 4. l. Wright W.
Fill Dow FerDsDdina John Holmes; G. T. Strong Lisclm,
son Nassau s. Davis Fisher, Savannah McCready Mott
& Co.
soops-Rhode Island Remington, Bristol aster Ned Brown
Carr, Providence, master
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7 ILL., ll1s 1gs lbs 4o5 lo75 1852 1887 2oI iea l's
633 e53 1245, 1853, 1853 1878. Part I-Same Monday
SUPREME CoURT-SPEcIAL TERn.-Nos. 40, 40,
A. 90 81, %, So, 10 65, T. 10. 20
SUPERIOR COURT-Part I.-Adourned 10 Thurs
day lNos "a 554 I2o 1885, 588 Js2 5a4, 3G GOS,
6O5, $50, $50, 4lS
CORR ov CoMMos PLEAs-Part Mos 1H,
1873 238l 1860 $685. 26Ts 2Oil 2054 205 206 2059 2OO
2f62 2O66 1885, 33. Part II-Nos 1871 80 3l 1916 327,
10 1896 295 325 a. Z, 1876, l1sS s79 &c., s 324 3i5
1863 m,
KINGS CoUsTY CIRCUIT CoURT-Wednesiay June
sNos O. TO- H. 10, H. Is, 49, II, Ia, 49, 81 %, %,
BRo0KLYs CRY CouRr.-Nos. IA, Is, 81, %, %,
a. g. a. %, ~, a. 80, g. "a, 49, 81, 80, 40, II, a.
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ete1ash,ps
Passengers Arrived

In steamship City Of Baltmore from QUeens,9on and Lsey-
poo-Jamss W Resrdon ard ady Capt Edwards and LADY, j.
Campbell lady and child Petros Simon lady aud child o. r.
Chase lady and ch3en; Mr 0Denohue lady two chi'
Dr. r. Fancet lady aud three children Mrs
Harris and servant. Mrs. Nees aud two children. Mr.. Wilson
end children D. ier Master James D. Oler Mrs Elias
and hree children Mrs Inge and three children Mrs Barnett
Mrs Mary Mckee David Woodiel d. Smith, j. Brown III
McCorke Henry Davis Mr. Brown, Mis- A Shaw Kate Gray
Smith Rrkget Or CHAN Miss Greening A. Arnold s. Arnold
Fletcher. jas Freeand j. McWilisms Mr.. Gibbs John
Frost Cbas Nor inner. Simon Duce, Mr. Nolan N Blake
man. ] g Schumacher Jas Taylor Wm Taylor Mr. H. JulIe
Ree.e. Thos. Blaekner Harmon. H0werth. Greenlng
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BY Teleyraph,

SANDY HOOK. June 8 sunsrt-steamer Northern Light,
o' rn~sl clesed The Bar 2i s'esmer usser City
for Havana cleared The ar az "a One ship Ia coming ia
tie Par n o) One ship bark and brig anchored
AZ the Spit. md light : Weather clouds.
HIGHLA nS.--One ship. bark and brigs In the
oftng hound in Wind ligh'. s. Weather coUdy.
FORT HAMiLTON.-Ono ship coming uD the Bay, In tow
Of the Foulss Wind light :. Weather cloudy
BOSTON. June 5-ltir. steamer J. A. Sounding Howes
Reln hak Persia Putnam Cienlegos brigs Pilot Fish,
Savage Remedies; r. Baldwin Montgomery. Sagus; f. Y.
Nee ton Cam Csen-s fnogene Cabtee. Pensacola chs
Emma Amelia Harding Daren; English Mobile; bark Arctic
" slteT New. Orleans; bek Piano Sturgs Mobile
NORFOLK. June 5ir in the Road yesterday, ship Chariot
Of Ffme "a days from Chbchas bark Pioneer, from Liverpool
Tor Richmond
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MARRUE ID.

cORNELL-wILsON-In Brooklyn, on Wedne.day May 81,
=, he residence of the BRIDES sister by Mayor Powell VII
Ian s. Cornell Of Hart Village, Duchess County to Abbie L.
Wilson If Brooklyn. =.
Observation-Disclosures Tuesday May 22 at the residence
~ The brides father by the Rev r. p Benedict Of Patterson
John b. butcher Of Dover Duehess County to Christina,
dsnchter of Daniel Dodge esq, Of Flushing
sFAVFR- HAULEN GEEK - At the Second Presbytenln
Church Newark Tuesday June By The Rev Jos Few
smith d. d. J. Alfred Seayer Of Newly ork, 10 Mar b.,
daughter of g. Haulenbeek Of the former place
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Markets CAREFULLY REPORTED FOR rHz N Y TRIBUNE.

%
ASHES The demand fair both kinds and market
steady sales Of 100 bbs at rs 81 for Pots and rs 70 for Pearls
COTTON1he market Is steady, with sales of 30 bales
We repeat quotations Of yesterday The export week
has been ,st3 bales. including LAC to Liverpool
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spoken.

Ply Pnotboat No u I'd inst, lon 60 Is ship Lucy Thomp
son ence for Lhepo ships Rhine heuce for London
Edinburgh hence for liverpool and Dlch gaot Fosca Hele'
lin from Amsterdam for Eew-Yors 40 dass out
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Receipts Of Prod nee.

Total BY Oh Routes, e5-l412 Dbl, Flour 1000 bash.
Wheat 1907 DO Cors, 525 do Oats 1ss pkg Provisions
90 DO Ashes 1,2l2 do. Lard, go do. Whisky.
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SAILING OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT.-lesterday az
noon the amship Northern Light sailed from her
dock the foot of Warren street. with upward OF 700
passengers and considerable cargo, for California
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Ia u LVTELLIGENCE
L. 5. DISTRICT ATTORNEYS oFFICE.-Jryr
LIZ PGsT.nTTIcE pITALCATIoN.

TBE PCsT-GFFIcG DEFALcATioS.
l!essrs George Law ard c. 4. Conover, the sure'ies
M Fowlers bond lave given notice Of motion Tor aH in
junction rcstrun the Government from taking any steps TO
enforce the their bonds The ground taAn H. that
The lond given in blank ir Fowler, with The express
understanding that Mr. Oliver ChaTk to be joined in the
bond As This done s. claimed that MI Fowc- had
authority deliver mp the bond The motion will De if-ued
on Saturday before Judge Belts.
THF BoKTE DEF tLctT1ON.
II VIII be remembered that few months ago The
Government commenced Proceeding against Cornelius Wander
tit and George Iries ureea for D. 4 bokr. Neral Ocsr
n lf:1 who charged with drsuding te Government 10 the
tnouut about $4,000 Tho proceeding the bond
refd on tho ground that NJ Bokee had right
tin the moneys they beina portion Of his i,es.
SUPERIOR COrET-THmL TEHs.-June t.-Eeioro Justice
MoSCTTg
ADJOURNMENT FOR wAST OF ACCOMMODATIONS.
A he opening Of PAT OF tbs Cont, thi- mornap,
nm. Judge stated that the Jui.e Of The Supreme Cont Led
repeatedly called the attention OF The BOAId ol snprno.
tn. iuspacercy " the accommodations saOded to tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06

The Regatta VIII take place lO3 o'clock to-mor-
row morning. starring from the anchorage abreast OF
the Elysian Fields, 10 the $. W. Spit aud back.
There VIII be prize valued at $780, for each class.
As the Rebecca has competitor, she Will take her
prize wibou, fail. The yachts will be accompanied
down the bay by the steamers Josephine club boat,
Ac, Price Pieris's Jones-House boat, Taminend,
Thomas Hunt John Far0n, Nausbon and probably
several Others all of which viii furnish abundant ae-
commodations for the thousands who will want to
watch the progress of the The yacht anchorage
al Hoboken has been alive with yachts during the
part week. The schooner Norma, &c TINS, Alex Major;
schooner Zi,ga, rs TINS, W. Fl. Thomas; schooner
Favori,a, 135 tuns, and Com A. c. KiDgslaud having
b, there short time ami left again TO overhaul for
the yacht race There still at anchor the schooner
Silvie, 100 tuDs, II. g. Stebbns; soop Minute, ~
tubs, w ii. Thomas; schooner Hornet, % ;uns Wood;
sloop Dream, 20 tuns, W. o. Weed schooner Rest
hers Tia Ct or, from New-LOndon, and sloop Alpha,
Morris. The slOop Maria Commodore Stevens, has
been baulrd the ways at IIoboken, and heightened
by The stern eight feet. She is to be altered to
schooner, and Der pres mt mast retained for MAIN
mast after being shortened four feet.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-06-06

ENTITIES FOR JUNE REGATTA OF THE n. Y. YACHT
CLUB-The entries closed on Tuesday morning for the
Regatta of Thursday, with the following iesults: