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49, THE EYES! THE EYES! eme
DIR. L. III. PARDEE. ~

blindness of NOR
than five years DIR. FARDEE has made mscl
thoroughly and scientifically acquainted With all dis
eases OF the Eye and has been practice Gig ht
years in San Francisco with success that cannot
be surpassed III any part of the United States and
for proof Of this he will suhstantiac by cases that
have been cured by him, after having exhausted the
skill of all the eminent Oculsts in the cities of Bos-
ton, Philadelphia and Eew York. DIR = wholly OBJ
jects to the use of caUstic blue stone-keepus the
patient in a dark room. dieting, blistering cupping
the blue pill at night and salts in the morning etc
etc DIR PARDEE has also been remarkably sue
cessful in the treatment of rheumatism, Neuralgia
and all the pains about the head; and the frequent
calls that he has for bis Rheumatic mixture from
all parts of this coast, with many testimonials is
positive proof Of its efficacy and prevent answer
ing many inquiries by letter, he will state that it
can DC sentto any part of the coast and each bottle
will be accompanied with full directions and receipt
for linament magical init effect pain ugredi
ents of Shich can be procured any wherc-price SlO
The ARTl tIClAL EYES inserted by DR. p have
all the natural movements ofthe real eye and can
not be detected even by close inspection. Address
DIR L. Ii. PARDEE,
San Francisco, California
OFFICE Clay street, Plaza Hotel, two do
bove the Plaza feb4 ems
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UTAH TERRITORY.

FRANKTOWN, WaFhoe Valley, GOLD CANON,
GENOA, Carson Valley, CARSON CITY, L. Val.
CHINATOWN, JOuN-TOWNi
TRUCKEE MEADOWS, VIRGINIA CITY,
WALKER RIVER MINES.
fFAll Letters for the Western Atlantic States
enclosed i'll our Government -franked Envelopes, and
indorsed Overland. via. Salt Lake, will be for
wardcd and reach their destination sooner than by
any otherline.
t-Y7TREASCRE, Packages and Letters, transmit
ted to and from the above points with unrvaled
despatch and security.
Gold Dust and C.ln forwarded to all parts of the
United States and Europe, insured or uninsured at
as low rates Us can be done by any house with
rity.
Our Treasurea Express will always be accompani
ed by faithful Messengers.
Notes, Drafts Bills, &c, collected or negotia. ed
aud all orders attended TO promptly.
Purchases of every description, made Forward
log of Merchandise and Commissions of every ma
ture attended 30 intelligcntiy, and with prompti-
tude.
Office in Nevada next door below Wells Fargo
Co.'S JNO. PArTlsOY
Oct. 2l, ls59-tf Agent.
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spERMAToRRHGA.

Or local weakness, nervous debility. low spirits,
lassitude, weakness of the back and limbs indispos-
ton nd incapabiity forabor and study dullness of
apprehension. loss of memory, aversion to society
love ofsoIitude timidty self lfdisrus dizziness head
ache Involuntary discharges pains in the side affcc
tons of the eye pimpes the face sexual or other
infrmities in are cured by justly celebrated
physician and surgeon l. Czapkay, His method
ofcuring diseases is new unknown 20 others) and
hence the great success All cons ultaions by letter
or otherwise, free, Address, III CZAPKAYM. d.
San Francisco California
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CERTIFGCATE:-I, the undersigned Governor of
hungary. do testify hereby, that DR.. L. J. Czapkav
mas served du ing the contest for Hungarian liberty
ful perseverance. Whereof l have given him I lis
cerilhcate, an / do recommend him 10 the sempalbv
attention and protection of all those who are capable
OF appreciang patriotic self sacrifice snd unde,erv
ed misfortune, KOSSUTII IAJOS
ashIhgtoh OltY, Jan b, 81. Gov. Hungary.
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/ A NJ G 7 0 MS
PiOne er Express
CONNECTING AT
MARISYELLE AND NEVADA
WITH
Reliable Express,

To ALI PARTS OF
CLIFORNIA,
ATLANTIC STATES AND EUROPE.
We will dispatch Daily Expresses from the 70
ing places:
IN SIERRA COUNTY.
DOwnieville, Goodvcar's Bar Monte Cristo
Forest City, MorfIson's Sierra Valley
smith fiat, Craig Fiat, Independence HILL
Minnesota, Chips Flat Euro CITY
IN NUBA COUNTY.
Parks Bar, Grcenvile GaIcna Hill
Ousley's Bar, Oregon House, Youug's Gold Hill
Roses Bar, Posters Bor, Slate Range.
Long Bar Camptonyillc, Indian Valley,
TimGuctoo.
IN NEVADA COUNTY.
Alpha, Montezuma, Little York
Cherokee, san Juau, Humbug Oty,
French vrral, Svcctlaud's Moore Fiat
Marysvlile ard Nevada,
Aud every Saturday morning from Nevada TO tn
following places in
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HelIOgFaDElic Art.

Unsurpassed in the world that he has made new
arrangements for persons coming from distant parts
of tho State, and would say to all such that provi-
ded perfect satisfaction Is not given ne will only
not charge for work but viii pay them for their
time and trouble in calling.
These arrangements have been made in view of
the fact that the country is ocked with unskilful
operators, whose work is not only wanting in chem
cal effect, and everything that constitutes good
picture, but owing to the improper of the chem-
Gals employed, they are rendered perishabe and
worthless.
To avoid the mpostions practiced, the citizens of
this and the adjoining counties and travellers, are
most respectfully invited to ca1 upon him at lis
ready. all times and in all kinds of weather to
take pictures in the best style by all the various
processes now known. some OF which are az follows:
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THE FOLLOWING LETTER,


winch emphatlcay speaks for itself was writ en- by
the Dean Of the Faculty of the Philadelphia College
OF Medicine. to the editors of the Pacific Medical and
Surgical Journal. San Francisco. for publication:
PHILADELPHIA, January nth 1859
pthe EdlIoIs OF the Pacific Medical and Surgical
Journal
GENfLEMEN My attention has been CALI d TO in
article IN the December number of your Journal in
regard 10 the Nd EUNDEM degree er,nted bv the
Philadelphia College of Medicine to DR. L j C.apkav
hen the application fer the degree was made to the
faiuty 1t was accompanied by aflidavits ard tesi-
monia!s to the effect that Or. Czapkay was regular
graduate NJ d. of the University Of Pcsth had serv-
ca as surgeon IN the hungarian army and was
regular practitioner of medicine. On the strength
OF These, the degree was granted. The AID FUNnFN
uPktee as ITS name Implies, is conferrodo graduates
ohly and gives us new privileges Bad there been
the slightest suspicion of ire gulartv the application
would have bern refused By inserting this in your
Journal you VIII do an act of justice to the College
and confer favor on
Yours, very respectfully H. RAND
Dean of the Faculty of the
Philadelphia College of Medicine
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Fifty Years.
slil rcma MS triumphant over all the multfarious
medicines Tor the cure OF Private Diseases DO m at
yer " now long standing, without any injurious ef-
fects TO the system. This remedy is warranted
Purely egetabl
Quick in effect, and Certain in cure. acting As II
does, III mediatey on the organs themselves giving
them energy ana Nigor an removing inhanlma ton
IN manner superior to any Medicine ever made
known to the. " orld
For sale by d. BABCOCK General Aoent
No. 40 Davis street. san rancisco
and by Druggists throughout this State md Oregon
RICE, COFFIN & Co. Agents for Marysville
II. SPENCE, Agent for Nevada
June 3m
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Art A nj d the SierraS
EELIOGEsAPHY.

TNUE suhsbscriber takes this method of informing
l. the citizens of California that he has reitted
the rooms and is prepared to take all kinds of
pi,fu tc
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The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY,
August Sd. By order Of Plaintiffs Attorney,
7. P Aawley.
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hate Of California County of Nevada. Is: Dis
trist Court of the l4th judicial District of said
State. The people of the State Of California
10 DANIEL BOOKWALTER, SIMON BOOK
WALTER, and JOHN DONALDSON Greet
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THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE AGE!

THF GREATEST DISCOVERY OF THE aGEI
Great Blessing t. Mankind Innocent but Potent.
DIR Czapkay's Prophvlacticum, (solf-dsintc tcting A.
GENT a sure preventive against Gonorrhna and
), phic diseases and an unsurpassed remedy for all
vtnercal sorofulous, gangrenous and cancerous nj.
fntid discharges from vagina uterus and ure-
thra, aud all cutaneous eruptions and diseases As
inoeulatlon Is sure preventative against small pox
is DR.. LII Czapkay's Prophvlacfcum pre- yepti,e
against syphlite and gonofrhoeal diseases Harmless
in ITSELF it possesses the power of chemically destroy
ing the sylphittlc virus, and thereby saving thous-
ands Of being nfecti by the most oathSome all dis
eases. Let no young man who appreciates health be
without Dr. Czapkays Prophylaccum. 1t is in very
convenient packages and win he found convenient
for use, being used as soap Price s5 For sale at
Dr. l.. J. Czapkay's Private Medical Ar surgic, In
stitu,e mento street, below montgomery, oppo
site Pacific Mail Steamship Ccmpauy's Office San
Francisco. All ,etters must be addressed to L. J.
Czapkay, NJ D., San Francisco.
To THE LADIES OF CALIFORNIA L, j. Czapkay,
D., Physician. Surgeon and Accoucher invites the
attention M the sick and afflicted females aborinq
under any OF the various forms of diseases of the
BRAIN inhss hearf, stomach, liver womb blood kid
neys, and all diseases peculiar their sex The Doc
tor is eifecIng more than any other nh v.irian
IN the state OF California Let no false deIicacv pre.
vent you, but apply Immediately and save Yourself
from painful suffering and premature death, All
married ladies' whose delicate health or other cir
cumstances prevent an increase in their families
should call al Dr L. J. Czapkays Medical Institute
Sacralne MO street. below Montgomery opposite Pa
cihc Mail steamship Company's Office San Fran ,isco
and they Nill receive every possible relief and help.
- IRE Doctors offices are 50 arranged that he
can os eo-su.ed wi.aoIt fear OF n,oisstaticn.
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State of California, County Of Nevada SIS. District
Court of the 14th Judicial Distric; of said State
The people ST the state of California tc John
Shirton gree ting;
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By Jos. NJ. Levey, Dap.
BY order of Hon. Niles Sea,ls District Judge of
he 14lh Judicial District In and for Nevada county.
A true copy. Attest JOHN S LAMBERT elk.
BY Jos. NJ. Lsvey Dep.
Mcconnell CARRIER, Attys for Plf iyl3
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STATE oP CALIPoRIA, County, OF NEVADA, S..
District Court of the fourteenth Judicial Dis
trict of said State. The People of the State
of California to s. ]. DeYoung and Lewis
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IL The japanese Embassy are ENJOYING them
selves at the Continental Hotel, in Philadelpbia
In much the same manner that they did at VII.
lards', In this city. 1t is estimated that ov.,
800 600 the Press says 500 OOO people We're present
as spectators on the occasion of the entree of tho
Embassy into that city
In New York, the greatest ORGANIZATIONS A..
being made by every one to render the advent az
the japanese an occasion of the greatest rejoicing
An ehort-a stunning efort"-will be made to
impress the strangers with the idea that New
York Is the commercial metropolis, and that. in
comparison to it, Baltimore and PHILADELPHIA ar.
fourth-class towns, unworthy Of commercial inter.
course with the great Empire of Japan. II :,
SAID that Mayor Wood intends to make a de..
Perate effort at the Embassy with Tremendously
long speech. Besides, there is hardly sbor
keeper in Broadway who is not preparino .o,n.
article to make them present Of ostensiblv IN
manifest their good will towards the Japanes.
out In reality to get an advertisement for notbing
out OF the newspapers. These articles include
almost everything embraced In an annual fair NJ
the American Institute, from patent churn down
10 an improved rat-trap. The sensation journal,
are also making immense preparation. One OF
then on the day after the arrival of the Embassy
Will present its readers with history of Ian,n
from the earliest period down to the present dav
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MAksLK CoLuNNs rnR LIE C.rlrn1. Errrs

MARBLE COLUMNS FOR THE CAPITOL ExTES-
sIoS-Tbe Baltimore Sun of this morning saws:
"For several years past a difficulty has existed
IN the capitol extension work In consequence of
tue superstition that monOliths could not be oh
talned from any Of the marble quarries in the
I nited states, and the law required that they
should be OF native material Mr. John F. Con-
molly, OF this CITY, was awarded 4 contract by the
Secretary Of War 10 furnish one hundred mono
nthic columns, and be has begun the work at the
Beaver Dam quarry, near COckeysville, in Balti-
more county. The columns are 25 4 feet long 9
feet Inches in diameter at the base and feel i'm
diameter at the top. Each column weighs "a
tuns, or 10. 600 pounds. The stone ia very white
Of tine texture, and very hard, possessing great
strength. s
- The mode of quarrying the huge blocks is bv
drilling to the depth of three feet into the solid
rock, the drills only three-quarters of an inch
apart, and the partitions cut out with chisels
Below below tne drills are also made, and the rough
block is broken off from the rock by forcing
wooden wedges into the drills. No powder can
be used in the work lest the large shafts might
be shivered They are got out Of the solid rock
ana scabbled, in which condition they will be
taken TO Washington for finishing 4 railroad
has been constructed from the quarry to connect
with the track of the Northern Central railway at
II4ckeysYine, on which they will be transported
Ihere are number already detached from the
marble bed, and several more are nearly drilled
These are the largest monolrhs ever cIIarried In
the United States and it is said there is no other
quarry from which they can be produced of eonai
length and purity Of texture In the course of
two or three weeks those now out will ali he sent
to Washington, and Baltimore county will have
the proud boast OF furnishing what could not be
obtained elsewhere in the country
Yesterday afternoon the first of these mammoth
columns was brought to the Bolton depot. and il
VIII De taken over the Howard street track To the
Camden station to-day. Two trucks are required
70 pear tue immense weight, and great care is
necessary to convey IL to the point of destination
Thus far Mr. Connolly has been entirely succession
IN getting out the columns, but a considt rabIe
time will yet be required before the whole number
VIII be completed The marble is of the finest
texture, unsurpassed in the country, and admits
OF high polish. These columns will form one
OF the most prominent features OF the capitol ex
tension, and II will he a work of which MARYLAND
may well be proud ''N
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A PLEASANT sPEcIFlc.-Many persons will
suuer rather than take nauseating medicines, MOI
do we wonder that ii should be So but those VIII
are afflicted with cough, or irritation of the
bronchial tubes, or realize any Of tue usual con.
sulnPtlve tendencies, so liable in the American
climate, need not fear 10 use that remarkable
remedy, Dr.. WiStGT'S BalSdBI of Wild ChsrrE a
remedy as agreeable to the palate as efcacious in
removing disease. Having years since tested thi
article In our family with remarkable success we
have unhesitatingly recommended it verbally.
and in our paper freq uently, and many of o1r
subscribers have addressed US letters upon the
subject.
w hen we say this Is an unsolicited recommen-
understand what we mean to say. II is remark
able and never falling remedy for consumptive
symptoms when taking In selson.-F7ag of Our
UAioa - 49,
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Proceedings of To-Day.

In THE SENATE, to-day, the long pending and
much discussed bill for the relief of Arson Dart,
was taken up and passed
Mr.. Hunter, from the Finance Committee re-
ported back the House tariff bill without amend
ment, giving notice that after the passage OF the
appropriation bills, he would call ii ND and NOV
It's postponement until the second Monday in De-
cember.
After the transaction Of routine business of no
general Interest, the general appropriation bill
was taken up, when our report closed
Is THE House, thereports of the Select Investi-
eating Committee on Navy expenditures being
taken mp
Mr. Booonk addressed the bod y at length &, q,
vor of this report.
MI Sherman was speaking on the subject when
we went TO press.
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IL The Pony Express has arrived at st Joseph
Mo, with dates to the Sd inst from Ruby Valley
800 miles west of Salt Lake There is no expires.
from san Francisco. The agent at Ruby VALLEY
writes that three employees OF the express at DRY
Creek Station have been murdered by the Indians
Two hundred troops, under Lieut.. Weed would
leave next day to cnastise the Indians and reopen
the route, for which every effort would be made
Reliable information says that all the Indian
dePredations have been instigated by the whites
It was rumored at Salt Lake that an emiprant
train had been cut of west of Ruby Valley and
nearly all Of the party murdered. The expres:
commences to make semi-weskly trips on the
18th, (to-day) The other mail day remains Sat
urday The superintendent thinks that all will
20 regularly in the course OF fortnight
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NAVAL lNTELLIGKNCE.-TheP Plymouth not be-
Ing large enough to answer all the purposes of a
practice ship for the midshipmen Of the Naval
Academy at Annapolis, the frigate Constitution,
at Portsmouth,N is to be fitted up for this
purpose As soon as the Plymouth returns from
her summer cruise with the midsbipmen, she will
be turned over for general service
The Niagara, which is to convey the japanese
Embassy back to Japan, has had the necessary
repairs completed, and will be put to sea about
the 22d
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GEORGETOWN CORPORATION Laws .

"A hEsoLrTIoS relating to Gilbert vanderwerken
RESOLVED By the Board Of AIdernes and Board OF
cpnmos Goxnei Of tAe Cooperation Of Georgetown
That the. Recorder be, and he is hereby instruct
Cd toforeclose the mortgage on ths Tobacco Ware
house, unless all interest, notes Tor license dues
sn6 cost, and insurance due this Corporation by
nom the passage of this resolution. -
Approved May 10, 1850. 81
ARxsoLurroS In favor Of Geo. w. BealI. !,
Resolved by the Board Of Aldermen and Board o.
Common Council ofthe Corporations of Georgeto,cH
That the Clerk be, and he is hereby authorized
to pay to Geo. w. Beall twenty-one dollars and
fifty cents for ledger, index, and bill heads, fur.
nshed Tor the Of the Assessors for the year 1850
approved May 10, 1860.
A RESOLUTION to pay the Assessors for the year
1860.
ReSolred By the Board Of Aldermen and Board o,
Common ConaeR ofths Corporation of GsorgetolrH,
That the Clerk be, and he is hereby authorized TO
pay six hundred dellars to the order of Geo w
Beau, NV Buckley, and T. E. Cox, for their
services as Assessors for the year 1860.
Approved May 10, 1860 .-....- -...
AN ORDINANCE supplementary to an Ordinance
approved Aug Ia, lSSs, entitled an Ordinance
In relation to Ten-Pin Alleys -.
Resolved by ths Board of Aldermen and Board o,
DOMINION Council Of the Corporation of Gsor getosa
That after the words ''lfty dollars per annun "
In the hrst section Of the Ordinance to which this
euPPAciucnts tue same snail read, b'Or 10
twenty-h dollars for any number of months
not exceeding six months in each and every
year" IApproyed Nav 10 1s6o
RESOLUTION making appropriation to pay GER
tain bills
ReSoIrsd by the Board Of Aldermen and Board OF
common Council Of the Corporation Of GeOrgetotrH
Ihat the sum OF twenty-three dollars and sixty
two cents be, and the same is hereby appTopri
ated to pay the bills Of Henry Barron and Isaac
Hill, the same being the one fourth of the appro-
Pration for furnishing fuel and furniture for the
Orphans Court of Washington county
Approved May 10, 1860
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III Dispatches from Virginia City, Utah state
that50O stand of arms had reached that CITY, TO be
used In the war with the Indians. A volunteer
force Of so men had been organized under COM
mand Of Capt. Thomas ID. Jones who. at the sug-
notice requesting the citizens Of Virginia CITY.
Genoa. Carson City, and other points, to assemble
to consider the proprety ofapponting delegates 10
meet at Carson City, to form Provisional Gov
eminent for the western portion of U tab Territory
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THE VACANT QUARTERMAsTER GENERALsBrP.
In army circles here, the impression certainly
prevails that Gen. A. Sidney Johnston, U. :. A..
VIII De appointed to succeed the late Major
GENERAL JessuRAs Quartermaster General of the
l ; Army We know not the grounds giving
rise to this impression, though Of Its general
prevalence we are very sure.
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THE VACANT SUPREME COURT JUDeEsHIr.-
II seems to be understood that the question who
shall NIL the seat on the Supreme bench vacated
by the recent death Of Mr.. Justice Daniel, rests
between Judge VIM. l.. Harris, Of Mississippi,
VINO is now supported by the delegation from his
state, and Mr. Attorney General Black, either of
whom will admirably I'LL the position. 1t seems
10 be thought that if Judge Harris isnot selected
Judge Black will be-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13

IHE PACIFIC TELEGRAPH.-The Senate have
passed Inc Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph bill as
amended by the House, except in regard to the
corPo'ators The House struck out the corpora.
TORS and opened the proposed project to a contract
with the lowest bidders. The Senate restores the
coTPorafors.
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III The steamer Moses TAYLOR, with Havana
advices Of the Sth inst, has arrived at New York
II was stated that an American schooner with four
hundred negroes had bsen captured and taken to
Kew West. The sugar market was pretty active
at well sustained prices for grades below No. Is.
Finer grades were somewhat lower. Molasses is
dull
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Personal.

The Hon. William l.. Yencey, of Alabama
reached Washington this morning, and has ia ken
rooms at the Kirkwood House.
So Hon. John Woodruff, Conn; Maj General
John F.. Wool. Col De Russev, r Arnold, A D.
G, L. :. A; Rev. ]. c. Martin, Ireland are at
WHlards'.
49, Hon John Forsyth, ex-Minister to Mexico;
Gen. Davidson, Ill ; Mr.. Geo. Sanders, ". Y;
of New Bedford, Mass, and family; Mr.. p.
Boney and family, Mass Rev. j Hyatt Smith.
Pa; Col. ]. D. Mitchell, w. F. Magruder u s.
Lieut.. Nelson, U. 8 N, are at the National
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DlNEY POINT PAVILION WILL OPEN
= f1T the reception of visitors on the A 4
<9th OF June In consequences of my alb HA9
axe eharge OF the manag emeRt of the Paw ,IIU,,
sisted oy my son, Thos: II. Dix. Board per week
le Is colin w. w. DIX Proprietor
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FROM THE WEST

Pittsburg, Pa...... clear, 600
Barometer at the Smithsonian n, H.
reGted Tor teEperature,) %, 929; at noon. % 9G0
thermometer at a. m, 62'; at noon 40
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New MUsIc.--From neig hbor Metzerott we have
received lions Harp" neatly printed little
book Of sacred music, filed with familiar and
popular tunes, and admirably adapted for the
family circle, the prayer meeting, and the Sunday
school; complied by Getze, and published by Lee
& Walker, of Philadelphia. Also, from the same,
twenty-four NOsrellss Vsealises, for the tenore
voice, by Marco Bordogni, Berlin edition.
capital set Of exercises; and "Die Grefenberger,
waltz, by Jos. Gungl, Breusing, publisher, New
York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-06-13

The WEATHER.-The following report Of the
weather for the morning is made from the Amer
isan Consolidated Telegraph Line to the Smith
sonian Institution. The time Of observation i,
about o'clock