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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
THE STATE OF TEXAS, |

49,
COUNTY OF DALLAS.
TO any la,.fut officer Of Dallas Comy-Gree-
ting:
YOU are hereby commanded to summon
F. II. Deloach and A. d. Delcach, by
publication in the Dallas Herald, to be and
appear before me, James n. Smith, a Justice
of the Peace in and for Dallas County, Pre-
cinct No. l, at my office, on. the 9th day of
July, A. d. Eighteen hundred and sixty
one ,betwec en- the hours of ten o'clock \. NJ
and two o clock Z. NJ. of said day TO answer
the complaint of @. W. Guess and j. X. P.
Record, in attachment, on a plea of debt
due by note, for $50.
Fail not, aud due return make as the
law directs. Given under my hand, this
I'd day of July, A. d. 1861.
JAS. n. SMITH, J. 7.
Came to hand July I'd, 1861. Executed
br ordering publication in the Dallas Heo-
aid. for three successive weeks, on the End
day of July, 1861. rn.,n
1881 Constable d. c. Texas.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
Tor District Judsr.

ur-Wra arr authorized 10 announce Gen Jot,n
Good, II nalia-, as a candidate Tor Judge % the
hIUiitial District,
IH-W,src authorized % announce .. w. Ferris
t,o fWaNahaf HE, a candidate for Judge ul the ION
iiriai District. kl,cgiun Ia August next
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
For Congress 9th district
por Congress---iid HIsIfI''


Ht- We an authorized 20 announor iiiliisrds
e ur., Esa., 81 Grimrs ruuIiN, ss q ,ahdltalrl"I
1mr, iii G'umi.sirErT ul The h-p-IN LA4i Vhl''
he next tl-rien,
rrs- A.. nrr authorized 10 ann0nuc' t~;sorao W.
. an Week, ofTylaT county, a. candidate ior W..
rr n Commissioning" 81 ilr "'A'E" h'N" UNIV" "
,arxt ,lrtiion In August,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS due thus
HH ", an, authorized io ]aUuounsr Capt STE
Zen crosby, a candidate hg Commissioner ui
urnsUi Land urlee, az lhv election w August
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

We learn that Il. W. Cave, late secreta-
~ of State, under General Houston, has
purchased n half interest in the Galveston
Civilian. Mr.. Cave is u fine writer, and
his efforts added to the acknowledged abili-
ty Of Mr.. Stuart, the former editor, will en-
hancc the interest of that old and valua-
bic Journals. a. Hereto.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

THE STATE OF TENAS, !

THE STATE OF TEAAS,
COUNTY OF TARRANT.
To any lartul officer Of said comuy-G Greet
ing:
VoU are hereby commanded to summons
Il by publication in the Dallas Herald,
Thomas COghill, to he and personally ap-
pear before me, the undersigned, Justice Of
the Peace in and for the County aforesaid,
at my Office, at or before . o'clock 7. NJ. on
the last Saturday in.July, A. D. 1861; to an
swer the complaint Of C-+Visc, on a plea of
debt due by open account, for the sum Of
six dollars and eighty nine cents, for mer-
chandise bought of the said c. Wise, at
Johnson's Station, in said Comfy. Herein
fail not but due return make OF this clta-
lion. Given under my hand, this the eih
day of June, a. d. 1861.
l39:3t] A. HOWARD ). /.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
THE A OF TEXAS. !

THE SIAIE OF TEAAS.
COUNTY OF TARRANT.
TO GHy ianfut officer Of said connty-geeet1g:
N0U are hereby commanded to luminous
L. Thomas Coghill, by publication in the
Dallas Herald, to be and personally appear
before me, the undersigned Justice of the
Peace in and for the county aforesaid, at
my Office, at or before , o'clock z. NJ. on the
last Saturday in July, A. ID. 1861, to an
swer the complaint Of Wise & Shannon, on
a plea of debt due by open account, for the
sum ofeighteen dollars and eighty cents, for
merchandise bought of the firm Of Wise &
shannon, at Johnson's Station in saidcoun-
ty. Herein fail not, but due service and
return mako of this citation. Given under
my hand, this the 9Th day JUNE, A. 1851
T3gstl A. HOWARD, J. P.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
PIEDMONT SpEIN GS,
CRIMES COUNT TEXAS.


n Miles irom Hollnndalo' VI ' srii' .'. '7 .H
.Jnrct wiz tho Central iailrp ,".s .v",,
Millcan, where daily hacks connect WIN INC 'ehll"l
kailrnhL'.
Will be optatd Tor NhlleTS on ll,l Of jay, 1851.
This celebrated ana most IcllFllInl summer lrsorl
hhs received such improvements ~ lrlu'I " tue most
agreeable retreat the whole tohiedoiHey oh's' To the
Invalid, or pleasure srrErr'
Thrn new buildings are pltnh'unn lhr most lnefal
scale, In their constructions convenience comfort
and beauty are admirably cumhlhru:
The dining saloon, no Rect Iolgl "lII room VIII
long parlors and billiard room are lnrgcan elegant
The bed chambers lslnEic am douplrl ht' NeV are
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
ESTRAY NOTICES


N. h uurii, vEs EAN AAkf 31ais F.,
fsai aliir tiaali siEr Ia klvhgsi sisui
h.sh: a~ltFi-llss1A
TAkfN a. - llrgh nurien- sul r,iIasf
Ias N. n-HRrli, enf bstLt HAY HLLEA
Ola. sndsi--i o. ~
TAkENur b. a.. \. Bamss,s sud eirau
Jss. \. nmiih. -, enc PAL nkn sTEf
while Iafs 90 han, maIkuireslgN 0t ini
and rrlp snl unAslhii Ia TIE ien rar hrs
4. oi ihe IN lip, shi hslf,iseie With a.
tar pn ilr l,jH, q rTgYsars Ga. Aisol on
EnAA SHEER s1m' nhifs sIrA ga his sid1
tack aud tells, llark lfsH, short tail make
haifcT0p in zach raE ana pyeTslule iRthe zig
Isi 4. ga ilr rishi hip suyl9sa 10 tr3as
k,tb anprolstl h. $50 s.
GRO ". LAWS, u'k, e. a.,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
s,nn,or-YO,h pistrIrt.

20 We arr authorized TO announce a. q. Wni-
, y, Erq., ofTarraht County, A. candidate ior re-
ZION To- iha Office cf senator for the sU.h District
nposrd Of tho counties, u TaTwui, Parker Tale
ruia, Euath aud johnson,
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E. NJ. StackpoIc's Ady'ts.
Rail Road Corner Revived


FlylIE subscriber has returned with au en-
4 tire new atocl,r all kinds of Goods,
yhich he is prepared To sell mi good terms
To his old friends and customers, nnd To the
public generally. All | ask is fair share
Of that custom 81 literally bestowed before
the fire. lhaven no old goods %tooilcr, no old
remnants to work OF; but my stock is fresh
aud clean, aud | can and will sell goods as
low as any one dare to in this market
FOR YUE CISW
If I sell goods on a credit, il will be from
january lst 10 July LIST, and from July till
Christmas, and shall expect to have u fair
profit, MS no merchant sells goods for glory,
no matter how much he may advertise that
way.
Come and sec me and lOdk at my goods,
whether you buy or not. | shall not charge
You anything for looking, hut will take II
pleasure in showing. Z. VI. SrACkPoLE.
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i AND FOR SALE..-.A Tract of

IL Ieg ncres lying in Ellis county; on the bead
Ct Grove Greek, and about SIX miles North OF NA1so
batchis.- Said land comprises the South nan OF "V
acres in the name Of the heirs Of Peter 3 stout.
The owner will sell AZ q low price, and VIII take IN
.xrhaurs cattle or sneep in part payment. For AR
thor informati0n apply 10 The Undersigned ar p1HaS-
JAMES II. SwINDELLs.
ps1laF. june 5. 1851. so-u
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
AGlniElisfrat0r's sale.

q. C, Reeds Mark aud BrHnd.-Drand
for horses and cattle, \. D.-Esr mark a swallow
fork and underbit in the right, and a crop ana sfit
brands in addition 70 mine. Any information mans
fully received. Address, Palace Hi, Dallas eonnV'
TexBJ..-.....-. ..-Jnlv ls59.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

~ We arr authorized {, announce John rs.
oyd, Esq., ~ Ddllns county, a. a candidate Tor
d oincr II senator from he District composed OF
#. counties 1T Dallas, Kaufman AMI Hcndcrsel-elce
"a IN August,
"a We az, authorized 10 announce Hon, Fen
u cnthrriord. of Dallas county, rs a candidate
The State senate, ~ the Senatorial District COM
sod e. the counties Of Dalli-, kaufman aud Hen
r.on; subject Ia tho decision Of . senatorial con-
alton, u ua, Q, h,i.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

A YOUNG NEGRO GIRL. about &c years
Il old. TO do the house work Of a small
famiiv Fer further rartical1rs, enquire al
r. HERALD OFFICE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Motto,

NOTICE is hereby given that at the
~ Term Of the County Court of
county Of Ellis, Ebert c. Newton va
pointed Administrator Of the estat
James H. aud Frances Boyd, deceased.
is therefore 10 notify all persons ha'
claims against said estate 10 present
duly authenticated within The time
scribed by law. and those indebted to
came are reaucstedto make prompt PAyr
Ebert G. NEWTON,
June II. 1s61-57:sw.l Administratc
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17

w. A. Ferris,- Mark and Brandt
horses. brand F-for cattle, sheep and hogs raj
mari. rgaucu fork and uniprbit ~ tneleii, ana un-
drAcrc in tho right ear-----N0s ls0'
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
Te"eIHy-

GoLD and Silver Watches, Pencils, Fens,
II &c. Just received ana for sale ,
s-~if If :. RHINE.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1861-07-17
Z. 3, Wheelock and Co..
ARGYLEB ITTERS.

4 Hrf Hrri.dH PEG H4IfI's'a, tsuirt, M
es,iua NisIatrH Sol Nuiirir, ,N,ghi
SrrIf,, GrA r| Nriiir, oEi NJ ~. ,llAl
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Died.


BAsrA On Tuesday, June H. HARRIET G. BANrA daugh.
me nths and 10 days.
The funeral will take place from st. Paul's church,
Railway, N j., this "Wednesday morning, at eleven
O'Clock
BENJAMIN Tuesday, June IL, Mrs. MARGARKrT
BENJAMIN, widow Of william Benjamin, of Columbia
county ard sister of Henry Evess1n after short and
severe illness, aged 81 years aud IL days.
The relatives and frieAcs OF both families are invited
to attend the funeral Thursday afternoon, at two
O'Clock from No 1871 Broadway, Forty fifth street
The deceased exemplary MEMBER of the Baptist
years and will be incurred by large circle Of friends
oAsEY.-On TUESDAY, June IL, MARY C.rfrARiNE, only
and beloved daughter Of Michael aud Kate Casey, aged
years 10 months acd2 days
Suffer litle chdien TO come unto me and for ba them
not, for OF such " The kingdom or heaven
The fune al will take pace frow the residence Of her
parents, 277 avenue A. this Wednesday) afternoon a,
two O'CLOCK.
CROSBY IN Brooklyn, Monday, June 10 CtAp.
ASroNsT1E eldest daughter of jasper and Clara Crop
sey.
Notice VIII be given Of the Funeral in tomo.row's
PAPER
ijEzoAS AT nis residence, Oh Monday evening, June
10, JOHN NJ DxAGAN, son 81 the late Martin Deegan OF
Ballycloyen. psreh OF Caao, county Kilkenny, Ireland
The funeral wiz take place from his late residence,
No Prnte street BIOaSlyn, t1is wednesday efer-
roon, AZ hsfrs two O'clock The frends OF the fami-
~ abd these Of mis- Michel j., Martin and John
are retpect uy invited 10 attend dis remains VIII DC
taken to T3lvsry Cer,etery for ntesnent
DwYyR 0n Monday, June 10, TIMOTHY DwYER, in ID
| sCtb year CT his age
HIS friends ana the members OF the D. r. Sops 81 ii
are respectfully Invited TO attend the fuperal, tnu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-12

Important Intelligence from tho Seat OF
War-Severs Battle Between the Fede-
raj Troops and Rebels near Fortress
MOnr0e-Imp0rtant Movement Of Union
Troops Toward Harper's Ferry-Ths
Latest News from the RebelItOus States
Foreign and Domestic Nsws-The Mar
kets, &C., &c.
The FAMILY HERALD, for the present week. will be ready
this "wednesday morning Among Its contents will be
found-An interesting account Of the Severe Battle
fought near Fortress Monroe between the Federal Troops
and the Rebels on Monday morning last with the
OF the killed and wounded far ascertained An Ac-
count Of the Important Movement of Federal Troops
Virginia; The Latest Dispatches from Washington,
shadowing the views and policy OF the government and
present position Of soldiers The Latest News from
the Seat of War in the West western Virginia. Pickens
&C.. The Latest Intelligence from the Border and Rebel
lous Staes and record Of all the important events that
have transpired during the past week.
The FAMILY HERALD will also contain the Latest Foreign
and Domestic News received by Mail or Telegraph;
Obituary Notices Of the Hon. Stephen A. Douglas and
Major James Conner Editorials Leading Events; Re.
ports Of the Money, Commercial and Cattle Markets.
Record Of Marriages and Deaths for the Week, and
r!ety OF other reading Of general interest.
Terms-rwo dollars per year. four cents single copy
To be obtained ut tho Office OF Fulton and Nassau
Streets and Of the agents Advertisements insert
ed at the usual HERALD rates.
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Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.

Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA June IL, 1854.
Stocks e.eady. Pennsylvania State 6's, 77h Reading
Railroad Is 5l6 Morris Canal &c. Long Isana Railroad
50; Pennsylvania Railroad, SIX. Sight exchange on New
York at par a l 10 per cent premium.
NEW ORLEANS, June II. 1881.
COtton-nothing done sales Of three days $50 bales
Receipts a2o bales against 800 last year sane time do.
articles unchanged.
PHILADELPHIA, June IL, 1861.
SIS rs ass co. fancy So rs Wheat dull sales 0o0
bushels red, 81 80 81 S5 white, 81 43 81 A. Corn
quiet Southern yellow 54c Western mixed, 48c. soc.
Provisions dull. Lard, exc Whiskey dull at l61Sc a
lie.
ALBANY, Jnre IL 1861.
Flour dull Wheat-aales 200 bushels Chicago spring
at s2he. Corr-sales 900 bushels Western mixed
42c. Rye-saies 0t0 bushels at 64sSc oats IN active
demand sales 5000 bushels st aoc FOR Canada Eart Sic
Tor Boston and the Eas,-3,a53 bbls. flour, lis bbs
whskey, 107 bales wool, 50 bois turpentme For New
York-s 1870 bhls -four 1875 bags wheat Sl1 bSls ~hs.
key. Shipped By lows to NeT York-7S1 GOO bushels
corn, 20l 800 bushels wheat
BUFFALO. June 1l-ePM.
Flour steady and in moderate home demand Wheat
market steady, with fair demand sales 8 600 bushels
No Chicago eprirg at s2c coo bushels fair to good
Milwaukee club at SIC SAC Corn-Demand moderate
ard market less firm sales 20 GOO bushels at 32sc
3d.. Other grains quiet and no sales Whskey lower
sales 500 bbs at lac Canal freghts 1oc aud
lie. on wheat 10 New York Lake impsrts-10 eco bb;s
-four $4,000 bushels wheat, 81 o00 bushels corn ard
5000 bushels CATS. Cauai exputs-2,O00 bbls. flour
bushels wheat, 142 600 bushels corn, and 00
bushels oats.
OswFGo June IL. 1851
Flour steady, with moderate demand for interior and
Eastern trade. Sales 500 bbs at IS for fancy State
Wheat market fiat; sales. Corn dull: sales $500
bushels at SIC. Canal freehts du-Flour Csc, wheat
SC. and corn &c. 10 New York Lake Imports urim
portant Canal ezports-2so0 bbls four al OC0 bushels
wheat and ZOO bushels corn.
CHICAGO, June IL, 1861.
Flour dull and lower Wheat-denand light and lie
cined 1c sales at Tic TIC for No /, in store Co
very Gull Gales ut &c Oats dull Receipis-5, 700 bbs
-four % eco bushels wheat 1873 900 bushels oorn IL 0o
bushels oats Shipments 500 bbs flour, ~ 900 oushot
wheat sS coo bushel corn, COO bushels Freight
easier wheat o.: to Buffalo. Exchange on New Yor
u per cent discount for gold
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-12

Boar RACE AT GRREpoNT Yesterday morning q
very spirited race took place at Greenpont between two
cab boats-one called the "Bencia Boy" owned by Mr..
Barker and the other the "Peer squires owned by Mr.
George Wool-for purse Of $2b side. The start
effected by hafpast nine O'Clock in the morning, when
the little craft five miles on the buoy each doing her
duty for about half an hour in good STYLE The Benica
Boy, however, who summoned oil her "musce' TO her
aim, shot ahead Of her competitor when within about
mile Of the stake boat but the saucy little quires
gided up, and both rounded the stake boat in ad-
mirable manner On the heme stretch the Squres shot
rapidly ahead and beat the Benica Boy about two miles
The owner OF the Beneca Boy however, not disheart
ened at his defeat, and Is now open to his craft
against any other similar one In fair weather. for $780,
The owner Of the Peter Squres also offers boat
called the shifox against the Benicia Boy, in fair
weather. for $780, the money To be put up the
Of Second street and avenue G, in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-12
THE BOGUS CoNFEDERACY OATH.
Personal Intelligence.

c. A. Waite. OF the United States Army; NJ Sloat, Of
Vermont; D Graham OF Bridgeport G. Soaring, OF Long
Island j. r. Catin, OF Troy H. NJ Rhodes, OF Taunton;
q. N Bereps Of Waterbury; G. N. Myer. D. NJ. Ogden
and 9. j. King, OF Middletown, and P. Frost, OF st..
Joseph, Mo-, are stopping at the Lafarge House.
Hon. ~ Shoemaker and wife, OF Kingston; F. ]
McClsry and 8 F. Mills, of tie United States Army j.
spooner, Of Savannah; J. Babcock and wife, o: Fort
Palms. W milford, Of org Island; Alien, Of Phila
dephia; j. e. Sedgwick and j. Burnett, Of Syracuse;
and D. Baskns of California, are stopping at the Me-
tropotan Hoge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-12

Facts for our SOldiers.-In the British
army during the Indian and Ormean campaigns the only
medicines able the Of dysentery scurvy
and fever Holoways Pills and Ointment. Let
troops gee that they are supplied with them.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-12

Hill, Inimitable Cutter of Hair and
Whskers No. Barclay street. Hair Dye 50 cents black
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Married,

Observation-Disclosures On Monday evening, June 8, by
the Rev. James Miett at the residence OF the brides
mother, Mr. THos. w. DENNsoN, late Of Norwich, Conn
to Miss SARAH JAM FAULKNER, all of this city.
STEWART CoLGAS.-On Friday, June T. by Rev Michael
Currsn, pastor Of st. Andrews church. Mr.. EDWARD
sIwART, Of Philadelphia to LOUISA FRANCES CoLGAN, Of
this city,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-12

Bachelors Hair Dye-The Best I'm the
world-harmless reliable and instantaneous Sold ap.
piled at BATOHELOR'S wig factory, 16 Bond street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-12

Official Drawings Of Wood, Eddy & Co. 3
KENTUCKY AND Missouri STATE LOTTERIES.
KENTUCKY. EXTRA CLASS 327, june II, 1851
25, 9, Il, 81, ls, 6, 63, IA, IS, 81, IS, 48.
KENTUCKY, CLASS 1926, June IL, 1861.
&c. IS, 49, %, q, is, 81, TO- GA, co. 76, 81, sc, g.
Circulars sent free of charge by addressing either to
WOOD, EDDY & Co.
Covington, KY or St Louis, Mo.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-12

Prizes Cashed In all Legalized Lotteries
by JOSEPH BATES, Broker, 10 Wall street. up stairs New
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NEWS FROM THE PACIFIC.
Arrival OF tho Overland Exprcss-SI, I74.
900 en- Route FOR New York, &c.

Arrival OF the Overland Express-SI,I74
900 en- Route FOR New York, &c.
FoH7 KEARsEY, june IL, 1861.
The Pony Express passed at six P. N.
BAN FRANCISCO, June I, 1861.
No arrivals Sailed May 90, ship Peruvian, Valparaiso
bark Sea Nymph. Melbourne; 3ls snps Racer, Mazatan
EQUATOR Caao June l, steamship OYsaba, Panama. car
ryng $50 passengers and 81 600 in treasure Of which
$3.50 900 for New York and SIG 900 for England The
principal shippers Of treasure were-wes Fargo Co..
$3.50 O00 Parrott $12s,oOo Coleman Co., 1921 900;
6traus Br0s sos 600 Schone Bros $94 003 Davidson
SIS 900; Heutch, $40 000 Lather Church. - 900 Tai
liant Wilde, Seigman, $42 000 Baker, $S6 COO
Also SOL 600 among the cabin passengers
The cabin passengers p. Christy Com. Mcshorn
and family g. Q. Gardner, c. Gardner, DR. a. Z. Writ
Custer, DR.. Guild, U. s. A and wife, James Rooney,
Hudson, D. wo!derberg H. Brahan, j. J. Gray, Capt.
Maloney, U. s. A.. wife and child; Griing and wife,
n. Wornesir, Judge Campbell r. II Brewer, Geasral
McDeugal, U 8. Senator, and family J. Ellis, Horace
Brooks, W. Kellog, John Craig, Major Makal U. s. n,
and family p Galvane Catalane de Ia Marine de Russis,
8. kosttogon Consular de e,at actual attache U. q
Minister da Finance dc Russle Marcus Kibs Marshal
Fletcher, Mr. Haight J. Mornsoy, Mr. Quattebahm and
wife, Peter p. Miner, Samuel Consiner j. H. Brown, T.
f. Field Miss Martin, Mrs. Edward Brown, Miss Margare
r. G. Harrison, Mrs Alice A. Naples Mrs. c. NJ Graham,
Mrs Daniels, VIM Douglas, Robt Mott, w. Southard Mr.
ReiDgler, John W. Barton, FLIP Mignsgas, g. Falo, A.
Raymond, John Coter, G. J. Cane Thomas Emerson, 8.
Asfer.
The increased shipment Of treasure to day is own to
returning confidence In the safety of California
against privateers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-12

Drawings Of X. France & Co.'s Della.
ware Lotteries by act Of Assembly
airy, 1859. Grants to twenty years.
SUSSEX COUNrY-CLAss l39 Drawn June IL 1861.
II, 49, g. 10, SO, co. SO, 49, Al, %, 6l TO- 81 H. T.
CoNsoLIDArED-CLAss lO2 Drawn June IL. 1861.
SO, Is, l6, "a, IS, 20. ~, 33, 6, l, II, Is.
Circulars sent free Of charge by addressing
3. FRANCE Il CO., Managers,
Wilmington, Della ware,
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Wheeler d Wilson's Improved Sewing
Machines at reduced prices. Office 500 Broadway
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Verdict Against tho Hudson River Rail-
road.

N
In the Of lilly against the Hudson River Railroad
Company, for the death Of plaintiffs wife consequence
OF injuries received at Sing Sing In 1880 the jury render
ed verdict to-day Of 81 900 for plaintiff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-06-12
Court Calendar-This Day

SUPREME COURr--CsCUT Part Mos $780, TO- 385
48e, 49, 1885, IA 1884, 6s2, $751; 1lO9 679 s391I, sa2
500, $40, 81, 237, ,67S.
SUPERIOR COURT Part Mos. 1877 5s3, 1873, 1885,
1929, 1941 1913, 1945 1947, 1919, 1851, 1885, 1851
1869, 1851 Part 2Noe. 1913, 1850, 1880, 1855 1876,
l5l3K, l706, 1850, Ola, l74S, $780, 1762 1896 l76S
ITO, IT'S, $780, 1884, 1888, $780, 1874, 1885, l79S
1900, 1906.
COMMON PLEAs.--Part Mos 29941s, 1875 COL 1922,
1928, 500, l3O9 1884, $50, 1916, 912 1885, 1910 ll67
2O5 Part 2-Nos 1884 1892, 1s4s, 557, 1882 1850 u
1851, 713, 1862, 1862 1854, 1886, 1887, 1868, 947
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Horses and Carria ges.-AuctiOn Sale
This afternoon at O'Clock at DISBROWS, Fifth avenue,
corner Thirty ninth street.
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Crtsta6 oro's Hair Dye, Wigs and Toupees.
The best In the world Wholesale and retail and the Dye
privately applied at No Astor House,
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Military Shoulder Brace and supporter
Anew and superior article, by MARSH co., No. vesey
Rtreat, AatQr HOUSE
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MISCELLANEOUS.


AT $3-DOUBLK SOLE SHOES AyD GATHERS Ar
n JONES. 10 and IL Ann Soldiers aud voluaeosf
please take notice.
AT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. CASDs-THEsH OHLH
IA braed engraved Cards sold only at 800 Broadway
OF Duane street
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7oLLvEKs DINING SALOON
II 4s3 Broome street, third no ,se east OF Broadvay
In New York.