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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-26

At the sign Of The Big Hatch, Nain street, Johns
torn, Pa.
The undersigned desires TO call the attention
of the people of Ebensburg and surrounding
country TO the fact that he has heen appointed
Agent of large importing house Of WATCH
rs, CLOCKS, &c, and also nf large maHufac-
tuning establishment Of JE IEELR1- whereby he
is enabled 10 offer such Inducements 70 purCha-
sers of these articles were never before offered
in this place, anywhere this side Of the Ale
ghenies.
He would also call attention TO his large as
sortment of
WATCHES AND JEWELRY
Just received-all of the latest STYLES and most
beautiful workmanship Having selected his
stock with great care. he Is confden; he sIlit
every taste rs TO styie as well as ali pockets
by the great reduction in prices.
THE LADIES
are particularly invited TO inspection Of his
present stock and prices. EAR DROPS hitherto
sold at 81 so will now be sold at 80 cts, Gad
'caTranted 70 stand The fest IF t-eG- Breast Pins,
Rings, &c, at reduction
GEN L 4 VI e n:
1 would call your attention to my beautiful as
| sortment of
GOLD AND SILVER WITCHES.
at the following very low prices:
| Hunting Verge Watches, warranted. S6-25
| Hunting Silver Cylinders, hitherto sold IN
this town at $50. and then reduced to
| SI4. Will now sell at from $40 to Sl1-5O
! Hunting Levers from SI2 t. SI6.C0
! Ops< Faced Cylinders. heretofore sold at
| SO, viii sell al from s. 10 500
! Open Faced Detached Levers, SO To 5000
| Au matches sold triU be 1caTrGnted 10 90 fo7
tIcelre months. exchanged for another of eqEG
rdlue.
Everybody Is invited to cal and examine the
stock. rs the advertiser Is confident that for eX-
| tent. variety and style il Is unrivalled IN thi.
community. while the prices at which it Is Of
fered unprecedented low. Goods sold fol
| CASH only.
| " Particular attention paid TO repairin:
|, Clocks, Watches. Jewelry. &c. of all kinds. fo
which the Cambria County Iron Company
''serip" will be taken at par All work war
! rantsd.
TOWN AND COUNTRY STmREKEEPERS
supplied with Watches, Jewelry, &c, at les
than city prices.
JOSEPH G. HOLMES, Agent.
August 3, 1S56.ly.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-26

nIRECTORY MAP OF CAMBRIA COUN
~ TY.-The subscriber is preparing. Of suf1i-
cient encouragement be giyen,) to publish a Di-
rectory MAP of Cambria County, intended to
coLtain as much information any other Coun-
ty Map now Published in Pennsylvania. The
same to be autographed, coored and mounted in
the most modern style and workrlanlike mnaner,
and delivered to subscribers at IS per copy.
WILLIAM CHRISTY
June 30, 1853
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-26

For Faaening Sheep.-There is nothing
equal to good clover hay. We have known
sheep to increase over two pounds per week,
on clover hay alone for four months. They
were Southdowns, and ate about three pounds
each per day, A little grain or oil cake can
be fed with proft-if the increased value of
the manure is taken into consideration. Corn
is nearly, if not quite as fattening as peas or
cake, but the manure is by no means as val
liable Thus the manure from ton of Indi-
au corn is worth, according to the highest
English authority, $665, while from ton of
peas it is worth $13.3S, and from ton of
oil cake S19,72. Barley and oats are about
equal to corn in this respect. The crop of
unusually heavy, and they will doubtless be
cheap We need not say that they are ex-
cellens for sheep.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-26
REMOVAL!
9 O CH I'd NUFAC ORY

~ iHE subscriber would respectfully inform
IL the citizens of Ebensburg and surrounding
country that he has rembved his shop from tie
old stand to the shop lately occupied by John
Evans (Carpentor.) where he is prepared to do
all kinds of work in his line Of business at short
notice and on reasonable terms. and he hopes by
using but the very best material and employing
but the best workmen TO merit a full share of
public patronage. Persons wishing bargains in
purchasing Carriage will DO well by calling at
this establishment. He is prepared TO manuiac-
ture the following kinds of vehicles. viz =
BUGGIES, of different qualities and prices;
BAROUCHES, CHARIOTEES. one and two
horse R0CkAWAYS, close quarter, elliptic and
C-spring COACHES. second hand work of differ
ent kinds, Sc, making a variety that will suit
all tastes and all purses. REPAIRING done
with neatness add dispatch.
WM- BARNES.
Ebensburg, April 81, ls59-2S-tf
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-26
Projecting Grape vines.

4 great variety of methods are employed
in protecting grape vines in winter The cas-
lest and best way 10 trim them late in the fall
tie them up in convenient clusters, place them
on the ground. and cover them with two
boards nailed together in the form of a gutter
A little dirt may be thrown on the boards,
particularly along under the edge, to keep out
the water, and if the vines are IN cold ex-
posed position, the boards should be covered
entirely with earth, but not enough to keep
them SO warm as to stimulate their growth
They should be kept as cool as possible with
out frezing and thawing 1t is hazardous to
put anything on the vines which would invite
the mice Those vines which are too tender
to be protected by some such simple method,
are not worth growing in this northern lati-
latitude, unless they are grown exclusively in
hot houses, or carefully built graperies.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-26

Guono for Grape In prize essay on the
cultivation of grapes in the Colony of Vic,o-
toria, it is stated that guauo had been used
on grape vines with much benefit 1.-The
first year OF its application it had 20 visible eff
ect on the stocks; the second it produced much
wood and larger berries, but no increased
quantity of lunches; but in the third year it
was astonishing to observe the great differ
nured at all;-the former looked healthy,
dark green, had long strong branches loaded
with large lunches of fruit, and far more ad-
vanced than others in their neighborhood"
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-26

How Carrots Effect Horses.-The carrot is
the most esteemed of all roots for its feed
ing qualities When annalyzed. it gives but
little more solid matter than any other root,
eighty-fve per cent being water; but its infu-
ence in the stomach upon the other articles of
food is most favorable, conducting to the most
perfect digestion and assimilation. The re-
suit, long known to practical men. is explain
ed by chemists as resulting from the presence
of substance called prctiHe, which operates
to coagulate OF gelatinize vegetable solutions,
and this favors digestion in all cattle Hor-
ses are especially benefited by the use of car
rots They should be fed to them frequently
with their other food.-Anperican Stock
Journal
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1860-12-26

Wi1ter Protection-It is best not to cover
rsspberries, grape viues, ect.. till winter is
close at hand, as they will ripen and harden
better if exposed till that period Grape
vines are often sufficiently protected if simply
laying fat on the ground-or at most, with
an inch or two of soil. The same remark
will apply to the raspberry and blackberry
fruit trees, as it may encourage the depreda-
tion of mice. IF covering the stems, it should
not be closely tied about them, the circulation
of some air is best Evergreen boughs pla-
oed about any tender trees. afford the best
and safest protection. The thicker the coat
they form, the more complete will the cover
ing be.-Rural Afairs.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
NIarIsets. Peported By Telegrapk.

PHHADuLPHA Aug rs 1860 -FLouR quiet /WgE,T steady
C1Nduj yellow Zoe, COFFEE declined &C. safes 30 bag a.
hdG4c BAcoN ouoyan at luaiOc for Shoulders kal2 for
Sd's. WHlsIl steady.
BALrSony Aug 25-FIouR Gru a. IS 3l for al varie ..
ard sursdre bsli 4 The doe 8. so WHEAT ady
Wee EN- Red VI va 81 49, White, 81 2saSi IS CoRS Gull
A. d3' Tor Yellow, and iUG sc. for White. Provisions
Quiet tu 'tssdy. CoIFEE dull al heavy Rio lal5c WINS
duh at f2c.
trFFAIo Aug &-P1ouR finn and 10 good demand. wagAr
better sees'2u GO bush At sc ior No Chicago Spiug,
tcTNol DO 81 b0 81 II for Red Auber aud 81 ia 81 10
Ito Winter CoHN lc be ter sales 5000 bach.
OA1- lc better sal,s li00 buh at BE WHIsKr steady
SALTS 50 btl. a. 2c CANAL FkRGHrs unchsng "a. LAKE
PORTS bbl Flour $4,000 buh. Wheat ~ 90 bush Coro
snh Wp bush ats. CANAL EKPOKTsO0 bb Flour "a 90
lush. " heat, 5000 bush Corn, and 90 bush Oats.
OswEGD, Aug ~ pm.FL0uR doll but unchanged sales
IS ext State &6 IS for ayote double extra Ciy
auds WHEAT hrm vi good demand for S,rng and Red
Win the uppy Il whico hss been luger than usual
a't lew deys l. nearly al posed Of and the with
boz ttle obeitps the sars 80 bush Red SO them
Michgan at l6 1900 bush Clicego Spring N, p lcudns
81 ~ Conn 10 good dmaTd tNe apply arriving mo.tls
c'uigp through; sales 81 bush Idaua on private afm
CANAL fKEGHTs adSsued 70. Flour BIT steady on sr,n
Flour 49, ao Wseii &c Com, 9le g New York LAKE la
GL lHFoErs Is 1bs Flour 1890 bu,h Wheat 40 900
b, 81. & an.
m,leo, Avg o. 6p u,-FLorR arm wuEAr doll bu, adj
yano' 20sc srs 100 eco bush at 8ld82c for No Spnag
dGc for No minor mixed aud 81 foT Bed in store CoRS
VIM sales H. 90 bush u 3d4c Ia stor. OAfs firm and
hdeuctd e RtCPfPTs OO bbls Flour coo bush Wisa
20 brrh Com Is coo bush Oats SHPNESrs: 5n0 bbl.
Flour Roltt0buh VIE [ 40 o0l bush Corn FREaHrs 10.
ontd2c st Toe on Wheat aud Corn Buaalo Slonr Ex.
chsNGf GA Ntw'Noyh Fce't pf.mun,
bel Including zoo baesusw at ialol for MI dinS CorS
dt ae OF mixed atbac Provisions very dull 9th articles
unCharsrd.
cScsYAr Aug aS-FlorE In better demand for all grade.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
LATEST BY THE VANDERBILT.
By Telegraph from London to Southampton

By Telegraph from London 10 Southampton
GFNoA, Aug - The Genoa iourca's publish dis
Ia'cles am Oubcng the uuopposed sembark alton Of
Garlhalci, with 5000 men, nesr Rcgg IL On the night Of
the 10Th Gst The Gispat he report he evacut-
ten Of he Fortress Of Seylla by the Nespoians. Toe
above mus he received with great reserve.
PARIS, Nednt sdat.-I The representatives. Of Eng
land Austria and Prussia at tbs Cour. OF Tuileries
have slr'sdy received The full powers necessary tor
converting the protocol Of Tie % inst. into rmal
convention. IL Is expected that before the d.pltur.
Of the Emperor for Savoy, the Ernba-saiOrs Of
Russia and the Porte Will have like wise received
full power, and that the convention will then he def
n.tsly sgued Prince Mettern,h and Count Kifsel I'll
viii III mediatsly siterward quit PARIS on leave
Prince MstteTDch Will pro 'eod to his estate in Il he
mia, where he viii remain during tho iourn OF the
Emperor of the French.
1BIsTE Wednesday Ut il believed that Garbaldi
ineIos % attack Austria not the Venetian, but on
The CIOatsn coast, by attempting disc barkatton at
FUN @. The Auttrian authorities believe G3rbaldi
VII irs' 81 deavCr TO provoke q lotion In Croatia
ana Hungary Def, re proceeding to Veueu4. AL the
coasts lre Vigorously watched Ly the cruisers ,f the
Imperial anne.
GESoA, ADR. l5.-The Grand Duchess Anne of
Ru'sis, sitter Of King Leopold died tbs morning at
Elf ssun, near Berne.
The Itnes's correspondent telegraphs:
NAFLEs, Aug. IL, 1886 p. m.-Ths camp has iust
bee proclaimed IN state d siege. Tue proclamation
II now beng posted The regular troops and the Ma.
tional Guard aro eAhorted 10 do al in their power d
malniaio public order.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
NEWJERSEY ITEMS.

CEssUs TINS The U, s, MARSHALL have con-
pleied tie census Of Camden, N. j. l. appears that
in lsaO he population was 1871 In $50, 49, la
1850 Ii, 4Oi show log Increase in tee last twenty
years o. 925 and, within the last twenty year, Of
sI O33 The valoe of real sts is Sc 100000. C'pi-
tai invested in manufactures, F62, 100. TIE town
contains fifteen churches which iuelade 1881 MEM
bers.
TIE returns of the Census Msrshals in Jers'y City
chow the folloUrg resnls To al p'pulaion " Do,
viz. Fist Ward 99i; Second s &c., Thi d 1885;
Fou th Isl. Number Of families GIL. Nnmb7r OF
dw, Dipgs 3, 409 The Increase since 1850 is l7783.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YORK..... .Au
Cleared.

Steamship Hupisvila Post Savannah H. B. Cromwell
Co ~ TkGwp Parish, rob, Lpdlam Hincken Alabama
Schentk Savannah \ Mitrhi Sou P.tsp-co Val Port
land b Cromwell CO ;Pgt-fsburg Powell WI ninfo1
H. p. Cromwell Co 'Lnt Nenon Layf- L. Savannah, H.
H. CIonwel Co.; Ma hvle, Murray, Charleston sOoford
Tileon Co. Mopiic.lo GsseI, Norfolk II. b. Cromwell
Co. KsTnsk BToV Mess Nassau, F. Cunsrd
SLips-got Ion Up,brr New-Orl-aDs ~ stsnon; Y. Az
mar. Sawyer SesIfp1t Walsh Carver Cbae. MayhDw-r
Cbstel Bos Cocker cod Co. Ceres York Liverpool
slsh Carver Chass Rif a. a'er Halves Boston bsksr
Gro yell Co. southern Clir Higgins London II. d. Brook
Co. American Uni N Aacoduk Mobile Grin ell Mia
tut Co Mobter-y, SGiti Cape Town aed Sumairs, W. ~
B.Iks-D Wilson Peacock Philadelphia J. Hand, Tscony
Brown msr-rl j. Dow; Texao Star, Loud. Galveston,
Osklty kea ing; Liberty Shaw. MsUeues Draper Deyn
c. w Putin y. SIrsgus, Glasgow, d. ElUsl Co.
Byigs-Cryob orr Crows ST. John, r. DewOlf; Sultan
su tn G-orget WI. c. 3 Dib'ls Co Torn,d, McCG.y
Ki gton, HeHy De c rdovs; Pe5ro s. polz Ficket Mar
s.ss PEEK fhDr6h Spray, Shaw CORVALLIS y r. Dewof
l.. w. u,trong Thou pson Msysguez L. w Arms.ropg
s. NJ Arnold (BT Auio.on ST Joh1 N g.. P. l. Neyi0s
Son; Lilly Dale. Ste b-ns s. John. n. r DsvoH
Sch6 Decentralization. Ryder rok Bed.ll; G. Dennis
H. Cbsrles u. Mctready, Mott Co J. Richards Cook
Milton, PeDson Co Enen L1ui.A Tbomp.on, NeR H.yeu
sst r h. G. Dyer Tou'y, Pbiad. pht j. W. Mckee j. p
- Je bn, n. b. p l. Ne ns Sn Mayhose err Duquett Que.
lee, Bnsy; ID. Day ToDey, Sav-nosh Durham Oimon,
Pe1r, tlbb-ry, Norfolk Governor Jackson
yile A. r Howe Cor,oD. Morehest CITY ID c. Murray; R
fslner N'lon Mystic Oakley K stiDs; Gen Armstrong,
k'hey Son JuaD, F. R.; Grrbam. Andrew Fall River j.
hesD, on hearDcy, Lovtjoy, Boston, W L. Co;
lpr sue lsrov- ST. John N B. BRIT Son 20 X Jams,
Aid h, Blmore Merrill Abbott; T. D. Rayaor R4, nor
Rsrimort, Mer ~ Albion L. Pescoc. Hob-rt Savann al D.
G. Murray Pay State Hal r. Boston Dayton Co Persia
(BII Smith, Halifax, d. K. Dewof
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

PezIcrsAs sr,pPED-On satu day pigbt 6iicer
Eld,SQe of the Second Ward, while looking y some
thieves in Stanton street Desr VILE, was u pelleio
stop % The sidewalk 10 hsten 20 row that taking
place in an allow ear by. While 30 s,anditg mau
rushed upon him ~itb sword AMI stabbed him in the
shoulder The officer gave slarm, wben 70 patrol
men of he Eleventh Wsrd t, his assistance, but
pot,i he had receiveda second wound in the Or ast.
from the sword. HE ass4lant was hen oyeFpowered
ard conveyed to the saton-House, where he gave is
psme "a Annis Chester, and sid he was a batchtr
He as locked up For trial by justice Steers Edfidse
was colveye to his bonse, No. 26i Second avenue
where the attending ysicion pronounced his woaods
exceedir gly dangerous.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
SUPREME COURT-CHARBERs-Aug 25.-Before Justf
SUTHERLAND

SUPREME COURT-CBARBERs.-Aug 2-Before Justice
SUTHERLAND
ARE vAGRhsTs PROSTITUTES
10 re Csthsi e Forbes
The petitioner in tbis was co nnitted "a va
srsn b pre- "a person The Judge hid ,hnt
b. he I'D CT sppa that any 1f-nse na been com
n ed 10 the j. tention The for this tw
pors decision win be nugaed Ia opinion 10 be dei'
I'd = early csy.
stuyvessnt and Addison Sanf I'd for petitioner Mr. Se3g
wick opposed.
In re Cathsn- MAJ oy.
TIE petitioner in thi' case was committed az va
grant heinz h4bitna drunksrd.
ID, Judge held that the ritment Irregular and die
ehsU O. Il g 9
FAJUdge SieWar for peti iouer
NAsDAMUs AGAINST THE COMMISSIONERS OF ENIGRA
TIOs.
Jerome sg TIE BOARD Of Commissioners of Emgrato1.
r. psib'iff w. ths c,ss obtaned a writ aFerna-
tive mapdamus dir cg the Comm onaIs to shoV Vhy they
should not Jay the plaintiff quarters salary $50 asphys
,sn Marine Hosp s il Vi be remembered that Va 'g@
Leonard cided in favor Of TT jerome similar application
a fe " dave ago.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
Arrived,

Steamship Potomac, Watson Bar ore mde w. Cropa.
40 A1R ~ 81 schr ashore 10 miles = II
Sandy Hook hes brosSside aod the making CO nple
br stb over her; mtinsall and I'D
Stean ship Nashville Murray Charleston Indse and us Ia
Spotoid 1ileston & Co -
sesms P Star Of the South Lyon Savannah ndse and pass.
to Sem I'll Miichill 4 Son F'
ship Crous Wagons Ashley Liverpool july g. ndse and ~
ps To- Nm brlork jr Esperrn ed hight westerly wind
ono csln the entire July 49, la 80 IL Ion I0 s.w
III, b. rip rnisn bud Aug h. IL ~ 49, 81 So
tpotr bs Ing scbr Mary w Brown; si.h-d 10 BE- rrpoad
th la' A. lor 80 % exchanged signals with itS az
Washington hoDDd T. 22d lat 20 49, oa 4s took pile, from
bet q. w. Elnn NO ~
B,g ces Wsve of F.u rirer James. Al,an,e Jplv %.
ps,'ed Oibrstm aug Lad wi p &c to J. T. WaJd 4 Co
FIg ft mo irg Bird Paz Msrseiles ~ days. passed bfs
tar Jolly ~ nd,e = h bl's.om Son
ig GalV.st Whitfield New Bedford "a hours IN ballast 70
ETie Mary Ellen sheden, wiDd.Or s. days, plaster to
schr. C. Johnson. Lockwood Georgetown s. c. 6 day.
ma sores to m ta Aug % at m ssw small schr 40
shoe b,"etn Deal ard shark Rivers could ascertain her
-
schr Lombard BOou Hardi,g Tasgona july % passed
CHR tar Ang wine lid SC. o Croker Wood ( Co
schr Gypsy, ingalls, hacLiss days lumber Simpson
sebr J'mes Lawrence Allen Boston days md.s to John c.
Dayton Co
$ br Lote, Tsylor, Boston days. mdse to j. w BeKea
schI Pohvsr. hRrshsm R,cklsnd DAYS lime 10 ma er
so'P w d. MAJ gam, Rus ell Taunton days nail. Besey
fr cher.
and p6ss. &c F. Perkius ~ ~
Steamer Osprsy henny Providence mdse to I.aae Odau
sAILED--S 'amshps Adri,ti", Southampton and Havre
Eein' ui,h Liverpool En- e City Havsna; Al.oana and
titile savtnn6hi Jane. Adser Charleston Plrksburg
Wilmington; Monticello oasbin zion: Yorkowp NoIfols g.
onac bst'mole Patspsco Portland; ship, Lady franklin
LiysTpool; Anaitic. Dr.. - -'
From Qaan.in,-Shps Resoute Bordeaux; Jsya Glsss,w
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27


In steamGbi Vand Bit J'n Southawpta AID Hasys-J A.
PeD Ldy sd Jesse -slg lady, three children add
Ste tteip.r j, thee fhldren aud .er,snt;
Hsris. " Nan bur Str et Mis- Street. Ms.thsz Miss
Msuh.z, Mrs A Blum A. Jasqnsmot a. De Angela Y.
EdmSTd, Z. sluon, : p Abraham, NJ POl,sestst5
4 Ksmsr: } o'ss'ds lacy, and dsush sr KItel,
B,sD,sn Gooni'r D. G H ppei ard lady, W. Ie. Is,
ClSss seis' sDri c d. L.,,O..ud lad,, O. T Rich
avs W: r. paley c. tahouo, Or. T. Preiene, A. Per-
piHsp NNsLova lazy sBd D. ush er Mrs Tier N ".
Carroll end son, kaufman atd lady Miss sldmsT Mia
;. Hicbs, or, 1hom.s sois Oitrger and LADY, Mrs w.
TIN foDr ob'lsb end mt Mis- NJ Bassr Henry Al
len, Geo ~. Elliot Geo Vutae, +. Link c. Schsreoberg.
" WIare, J. Ames, james He witt q. r. jack.
son, M. j Jores md child Il. NoSls +. Du,lS,
Rev w @ ie. bl ady ADD Jsusit.r Miss Bsrkbsl-
Ter Mrs A G'sp,ncbs, Mis-. Gr-p,uete NIL "a Greco
b ush ScLeri-th. a. " Bull Tor q W. Boil jr., "a
dy ard nurse Mrs Larous.in, Lsron. ini Lrous
sri llon fsyel Roche Mss A Elofe J. oop.r,
Gsus AID and LADY WIN Lsga-d de and daughter pn NJ
CAN'T la J.s.ph lady .rd ehidr-n Williams, ssDtz,
r. No isniup nr Wilson and rvant c. Wei-kenA O.
H.'iOt, Y A. Hugh Lsbron Thos Disz Ffal~G
son, dsp,h NJ h, nj M-redhh and servant p
g. row. Mi. sep in Brown Mrs " PERI" NJ Co.ter
alst, ii Ba.usy+r DR. Schuyler, Mise A. L. Gteeohsngh,
and IDS IL second cstiB- t't.l3l
IN bark fdifsn7n fym B1enos dyyes-Leut C. p HcGary
~. s. Navy lady end chill James 5. Fnck
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27
LAW LNTELLI/ ENNK

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFPICE-Aue Is -
before Comuiiss rDner Belts
TIE NINTH BAIL IN COSTA CASE WITHDRAWN AsD A
TENTH oFFRRED
In TIE srer Of the spp ic,,ioo 70 bail iI-Dtic1 Da
Costa srcu.d Of being ged 10 the bis counsel
whSev M Cleveland IL WILLIAMSBURG, oferei days
,pc. spd seain hon the Disr Attorney bas shoSn
,y ind he pendiog nnsa6ed Counsel fer d. Costa
have Monday they win ofer Of the m
tf Meade Brothers dagnereotypiss Broadway as tail
COUNTERFEIT Frs ARRESTED.
Josepb Stll4 and Ro IT, L'ris two Spaniards, are
und for pssios nterI con They stand committed
until the 2stn init, vhen thej will be examined.
SUPERIOR COURT-SPEcIAL TRRH.-AUs. &.-Before Jus
tce bOSCKrEP.
DECIsIOs.
Atrabam C. Dotten sg. Ehha Boomer o. al
Case s.tt ed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

Cry MoRrAurY.-The total number Of deaths in
this city last week l4S; of which 80 were adults,
and 100 under 81 years of age The principal dseae
were cholera nfsntum, 26; consumption, III convui-
sons iDfauSe, IA; diarrhea s; debility, infanne, u
maIamus, infantile, Is; dropsy, A; &c. Under one
year OF age, SO. Natives of the United States, lls;
Ireland, 10; England, 5; Germany q Prussia, !;
Wet Indies ; unknown, /.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-27

LICENSES GRANTED BY THE HACK issrECto"'-
The folloa ing table, showing the nunosr OF ic''ses
granted the sum paid for each hesne, aod Tue top'
amount from the ls day Of APP il 1880 to the Ils'
dsv Of August has been preoa cd ny Mr. Daoi-l r.
Jones, the Hack Inspector Of the City OF B'oos'yn'
The number IaDtsd and amoont received is LARGELY In
e,ctrs Of any pr, vous year, the result Of untng IN
anstrv ar persevsra the part Of the Inspector:
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LovDos CoRg MsRKsr-tFr0n Gn's, son & Bar
her, report Owins oobped nn'.h ~ ~sathsr and I've 10
snBwty .hoot he TIE M k't p~nei 81 tseos
nag hgAr prices 70, all utieis but 20 YET u tie
bu.. resulted Thpt Hts bosever st rather over hoofays
yh~s - m .,
L"EDoR PEoDUcE MARKEr.-sngir-Ra y urn and
II fair dec apd f.h 81 NJ moe, vau'ei L. ~ ps o
H,e want, rather shove w,sbs Tea scarc-is
bo, e pre 90 nns tered Rcs n nsh marh bnsi1e.s
eapeter Quit value unchanged Tallo little doingi ranef
.Icely
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sess Sn the boat.

Tux MEDALS AND TIE PoRTRATTs-These novel
sid sureas campaign devices universally popular
az tbe portraits Of be candidates now Issued in
variety Of forms. Those Of the Republican candidates
however have generally been mere caricatures; but
ssmp}e before Of tee favorite patented, coin
sye medal me issuel, hiss excellent melainotype
kkeatss Of next President, and, token of the
greet campaign of 1862 will be very isfactory 10 the
hsends Of Ar. Lincoln. Abbott Brothers, No. ZAP
broadway, supply iobbers and others.
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SROOKL YN ITEMS.

EsPuBLIcAE MEETING AND pRocEssIos or WHO'S
AwhKEs.-Tbe Yong Mems Repu 'licsu Asso'ia ion
of The Eat. m Ds'rict hold meeting THE I've
niDg al their head quarters No 10 Grad street. IL
is aDp that the services Of OF tbs most dls
tinguished orators Of the pery have been occurred
Horace eeey and Joseph Hoxie are ,ertan 10 speak
The Wide-Aw Battalion will parade.