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The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-22

NEVADA TERRITORY ITEMs-The follow.
Ing are from the Carson City Age, of The
10th:
Brown 4 Co. send their new wagon 10
Esmeralda this morning. Next week and
thereafter they will run regularly twice a
week between Carson and Aurora, carry.
ing the U. S. Mails. Mr.. Brown, while on
bis recent trip TO California, purchased some
twenty horses which he expects to use on
the road between this city and Aurora. The
trip is now easily made between the two
places inside of two days.
Our stage men are now beginning TO get
their money back. The stages 90 aud come
in all directions, well filed with passengers
The travel to and from California is grad.
ually increasing. Yesterday morning the
Pioneer coaches went out full, and at noon
Langton q Co.'S left with their usual com.
plemen!.
The workmen had, yesterday, about com.
pleted the repairs on the Silver City oil.
road. 1t is now one Of the most firm and
even-graded roads in the Territory and wide
enough to accommodate an immense
travel.
The first and only case OF small pox
which we have bad in Carson this spring,
terminated fatally yesterday. The victim
was the little son Of Mr.. Hammer, who
was attacked by the disease about ten days
ago.
Yesterday morning a pack train passed
through town with 1920 pounds of salt for
the 0phir Works This sat was brought in
from the Great Basin salt beds, northeast
Of Aurora.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-22
Arrada 9Flaufrat.
Wind AIIght Have Happened.

The people OF the United Ststes-mean-
ing by that term all the loyal citizens with
out regard TO lOcality-will not begin TO
realize the full extent of the disaster from
which they have escaped until the war is en-
ded, aud sober, rational discussion takes the
place Of warlike weapons and infammatory
speeches. The defeat of the North would
have been only the commencement of a Sc
ries Of wars aud embrOilments from which
the country would have emerged 10 frag
ments, all unity of interests aud community
of sentiment lost, aud the fairest portions
of the Republic either brought under for
eign domination, or struggling with the
frenzy of despair TO preserve themselves
from a yoke more CALLING than the bonds of
slavery. For the negro, with an intellect
suited to bis servile condition, and ignorant
of the priceless blessings of liberty, might
lead happy life on the old plantation still,
where it would be to the interest Of bis mas
ter to keep him from care and want, hut
the freeman, to whom his independence il
birthright with which he has been taught
that no eaTth-born power has a claim to in
terfere, would receive with very poor
grace the restrictions and deprivatiOns which
would follow bis subsection TO foreign en-
emy, and TO see the cOnquer0r reveling in
the enjoyment of the property which be had
passed perhaps a lifetime In acquiring,
would be to him more bitter than the panRs
OF dozen deaths. The South, successful,
would not have rested until she had lead
her vctoriocs armies into the North, and
as she would undoubtedly have had the snip.
port Of foreign powers, another war, more
saDguinary than the first, would have fol-
lowed, in which the blood of The North
might have cried to the heavens In vain for
vengeance upon her betrayers. While this
was in progress. the States and Territories
of the Pacific slope wOnld, in their undefen-
ded condition and with their present scant
population, have fallen an easy prey TO the
first foreign power that might see fit to lab
sOrb them" The rich aud fertile States
and provinces OF Mexico would have fol-
lowed suit, and at once have been parcelled
out among the needy foreign Princes, for
whom Europe has no longer any crowns to
bestow. AS for liCanism-using the
word In its broadest and most liberal sense
driven from its ark of refuge on the Wes-
tern continent, where would il again find
fOoIholdg We should all, North as we'll as
South, have fallen into the condition Of
vassals TO foreign power. and the sun
would have set upon popular institutions
forever.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-22

TOBACCO CULTURE IN COLUsA.-We are
informed that Mr.. j. +. cambridge, who
resides some distance below the town Of CO.
lusa, near the Sacramento river has COM
meDced the cultivation Of tobacco on bis
land. lie contemplates putting 10 about
ten acres. Tobacco is one Of the articles
in the list for the production Of which the
law provides premium, and 1t is one OF
the articles, too, that we are satisfied can
and will be proftably cultivated in Califor
MIA. We shall watch the result Of the en-
terprise with considerable interest.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-22

Why He WAS APPoNTED.-Speaking of
the appointment of Hillyer as Supreme
Court Reporter, the Placer Herald's Sacra.
mento correspondent says:
q. J. Hillyer has finally received the ap-
pointment Of Supreme Court Reporter, Uioe
d. G. Bagley. The duties of this Office have
been performed Of late by J. d. Harmon.
Esq., one Of The most talented lawyers, and
whose reports have given the best OF salts
faction both TO the Court and The legal fra
ternity. The Judges asked for the reap
pointment OF Harmon, but the Governor
could not graut their reduest, mainly for
one reasOn-tbat Bagley would likely re-
main interested, and be is said to be rabid-
ly secesh. But for this fact, Harmon, who
is Douglas Democrat, would likely have
been retained.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-22

BALTIMORE OYSTER TRADE.-Prior TO The
breaking out of the rebellion aud the con-
sequeOt blockade of the bays aud rivers
along the coast Of Virginia, there were no
less than three hundred vessels, varying in
size from forty TO two hundred tons burden
engaged In the transportation of oysters
from The beds Of the city to Baltimore; and
at that time employment was furnished on
board the vessels, at the oyster beds, and
in various capacities 10 Baltimore, to mp.
ward Of three thousand persons, The best
stock Of oysters was then brought from the
waters in the vicinity Of Norfolk, the York
river, and the eastern shores Of Virginia.
From the date Of the blockade the whole
business shores from the western bas
been entirely cut off, and that of the east
earn shore has also been entirely suspended
until about month ago, when the block
ade was raised In that section of the Old
Dominion. The enforcement of the block
ade and the withdrawal of large portion
of the population from the west and north
west as volunteers for the war, together
with the destruction Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad (the main artery to the mar
keD, had the effect of reducing the oyster
business from upward Of three million dol.
lars 10 less than two millions, being a fall
ing off Of full one-third. Within the last
month the number of traders has material
ly increased, but the eastern shore alone
cannot supply the demand beyond the wants
Of the city.
The Nevada Democrat., 1862-05-22

PosTPoNED.-The Messenger announces
that the Port Wine prize fight between DAILY
and Davis, has been postponed until the first
Of June.
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rrn.vs r-s~rxxs ~sszrrE-0
A NEW ENGLAND wokKINGMAN SONG


From Tie bosfoa 1,ansrpL
TnE nation el. her patriot, sr,sp tbei' nhs
promptly eH,wen back nom n,iisd chops and
f.mss
We've lc hLfinoan meadow. and Avn. fed, Of
corn,
To our sooly heritage FOR millions ye. naboru.
The ph,r our fathers Won Of old IN many bloody frsy
!. red b. rutA baud, and od by demon eet TO ayi
We eternal the vile ed b-ief clan,
he press their BLOODY out. the besd r.hts han.
From sssuie hills wan. and up from lAlc ard
shore.
And l,sv- the hum Of sbor for the battles lender roar
We arr ready los he olset sld eager fos Tbs hstt,
AID tr,1y armed r c5mbs; In the CONSEQUENCES Of right
AwaT h 'cythe nd suv aud l uowel plane sud hoe,
And i~t nuse,. sffrps with wespon' and our fe
Wen lard Of taitors The his .wah,
Their ron shall go down before tLe woAuen Of the North
Then 70 rwmd sys ito Hlehnoud"" on to Ricbmoad"
be IA. cry.
rl the Blue Ridge 10 Nor adnock reecboe. in reply,
TIN DER that Reoc CRY, tho eh tho ics sud ,utry air.
Our eyes b,h ID .sny s, in triumph n.a'ins ,b-ie
FrorGesee, r. D. b. IL.
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF MISREPRESENTATION Y
Cleared.

shp.-Cuf Stream Bartlett Liverpool Haliet. Harmon
Co. Jeremiah Thompson Blake. Liverpool s. X,omp,o6s
Nephew.
Euks-Zir ssrells, Banker. Nsw-Orleans. Aymm 0al
F,aJp. fBr copserdine Qoesnstowp Craig Mol BQr
ma Cnshns DIXON, Barcelona ysss Por erheldi venss
{ snishl Leebnsen, Fsnon'h. fnnch, Mencee \ Wnd5
OitiI,ie fB,emsnl Dennenapn London UDka Co Sss6
Maudsn (Br) DnIch, Queenstown Jackson; Snsrssbosh
fBr.l Wood Cork Arks Uurs Co.
Bri,.-Alice Nauje Edgst New )eans Brett Son Ca
Orozimto Tracy, Fzsb.ihpor', Thompson huntS John
(Norw) Olsen Queenston, Fnnch. Mencse Vent ARE
lNorw J. Astbors. Leiih, Funcb Neincke Wsndti Lag
Dazzling tBr) Sosp-r HsvanS, Jo-.Ph Fpeo Wihelmias
Mcfwen Port an.Prince. Il Go6win: Gold Hunter tBsl
Robnson Cork Boyd He.ncken Iva tAu.trisnh Canussa
Queen stown FOL 4 Doe Co.
schooners-Aeihea Morley James River. Joseph fnsas
Nsrrsret Ann (Br) oey St. John ~ B, A. se,'thss
s Co w l.. tscset Gibson, Pm Royal \. H. NcCrssAy
& Co. 8 j. WariDg Smith New.nHrsns Topper X sestss
So a. BENSON Philsieiphis j. W. Mckee; Althea Crson
Pnilsdrlphia v L. hccrssdy Co Helena Or Roberta
Chsro,,stown, c. H. Trunoul; j. Williams tBr), kne~isA
siesner@Aieriaer, CEo,by, Baltimore w DSlzsn.
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rInI IN EAST Twelfth STRICT.

About IL O'Clock oD "Wednesday night fire occur
red Ia the rear OF No. 2UJ East Iwelta street, o.
cnried ~ u .isble by several cnrtmen aud butcher,
TIE buIldin, il owned By john DavIds, No. ~
Canal rlr,ei; damsge 81 900; Insured ia the Pco-
PIES Insurance Company. The borses were removed
Ueiore sual aiIiEg auy injury.
FIKE ~ FELL STREET.
On Wednesday Night, nbont IA o'clock. fire
broke out in no back basement Of No. IL Pell
street, caused by some cotton taking FIRE; damage
$iO0; fully insured.
fIRE IN CANAL STREET.
Yesterday morning. about A clock, tho lager
beer saloon, No. la Canal street, kept by Henry A.
Hsuck, was discovered 70 DO on lire. The flames
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THE MERMAID AND LIBERTY.

UsDfR the ocean waves sf'r,
Beyond Tho light Of sun or star,
A mermaid sat 10 Der coral hall,
AND saw the telegraph cable fall.
Past tne golden led, es Il cane,
Slowly down like line Of fame,
Breaking toe branches from the trees,
That grow 10 groves under the seas.
Lodging here on mountain tall;
Leaning there from an Island wall;
Sweeping for leagues Ihe ocean floor,
Soaring the monsters up to the shore.
TIE mermaid dressed her shining hair,
With comb Of pearl and flowers a. fair
As thoss tLa, bloom 20 near the skier;
Sun, moon aud s,aIs, sge il their eyes.
She took ID and wondered what could be
Failing 20 eoftly in the sea.
Had the eartn be sed with the tide !
Was this gold chain for his bride
Or was it tie chiia OF Slavery,
Dropping slowly into the sea
Then leaping from her gothic door,
Sc lighted Oh tho ocean floor.
With her small snds .he broke the chain;
There are no slaves in Der domain
So now the silent cable lies
Broken, like Englandr sacred ties.
Were It 10 sreak with tongue OF flame,
1t would proc.-im BIilaunia's shame;
When next it speaks, il words will he,
America aud Liberty
Grnpgp ~ UrTkHA'
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

Tn KINGS CoUSrY DrNocRATIc CONnIrTgrs.-
Al a meeting Of ,he Kings County Democratic Clubs
held on "Wednesday uiSht, a So lea OF resolutions
offered IN Jure which recommended q unou OF the
two Coun,y Committees, Were called up eicitd
Considerable discussion. Al length an amend Ell;
ok red 10 The elsci hat a Sp,ciI Committee OF
live be appointed ~ communicate with corfe-pOuaing
Committees 10 be appointed hy ITO two otter Demo
cratic organizations IN the county, for the purpose of
coming to eoncrrt If arion in the future. The
amendment was carried auG he -fluirns were re-
fcrreI The committee, which oonssrs Of Mys.rs.
Leach, Whitney, McCoraack, Thompson and pu,dy.
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Pa.seaxers Arrived

In bark LEA, from Ma,aet6oCspt G. Scandes Wife hye
children, and servant
In DARK CAd,ies kesa from ksio OrednsCarl Kuhn aud
family. w. wss ID. Perry, j. Bendet, q. b. Albert
In brig from Cumberland na,bo,John ksgen, j.
Craig }. Epteksn u. E,sioant. oil of Philsdsiphis
Ia .ehr. Ny Rover yrvn, heoOyteans-r Is. seymour T.
Rich. NJ F.irow, L. PHILIPPE i- 0aJtar Lscossc hiss
Goodwin, A. NAnlod
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sfen,nbOua Collision.

ioKoSIo, Thursday, Jdly y, 1862:
The steamers passport and Empress eoihded this
morning hear Kingston. Both were considerably
injnreb aud were towrd iuto Kingston with great
dilicu.ty. No live LOST.
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COMMISSIONERS OF GRANTEES AND CORRECTION.
The weekly statement Of this Board shows the
number q, pre.ent in their charge to be 6645-" de-
crease of IS for tho week. Since July II, AZ have
died l. 6Sl were discharged, $50 were sent to Black
wells Island, and ! To State Prison. In addition to
these figures there are $50 sick and wounded soldiers
In Bellevue Hospital.
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CRY ITEMS.

No SH,srtA srrRs-U. s. District-Attorney E.
Dsls6eld Smith aud strct-Attornsy Hall have
determined upon promptly prosecuting any person or
H. mons who shall ssue shinpssters after the LIST Of
August The collection Of the State penalties and
Federal fines can DO rigidy enforced.
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ia the fund. The weekly allowance IL fixed at 81 30
for the head of family, and SO cents for each child
not exceeding three, under four cen years OF sge'
which will be paid in money once 10 two weeks.
except in thoss cases where by the ordnance tne
Committee is empowered to give artlce' IN kina.
II wa. originally desigu.d to make the payment:
sv.ry week but ia conseq ueuce Of the scarcity OF
cnabg-, the payments were ordered fortoiShtly.
Several days will ela % before the Assistant Treas
urers make their re. urns, ana until they do 80 no
estimate can be formed Of the amount OF money Gs-
bursed in the several Senatorial Districts.
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THr Sword TO Cos. SwEESrY.-The Common
Connc Committee appointed to receive Gen. Swee.
ney behalf of tire city, pr pose 10 present him
with sword tie OCCASION but as the charter pro-
hibiis tie appropriation Of money for any purpose
not provided for in The annual budget, they nre
making e!fots to raise tho required by private
subscriptions.
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Nxro,,yprg The u. S. stesm Transport. Ea'ien State
Pier No. 10 n r. 10 loading subsistence stores Tor s"
sons Lsndng
Toe o. S steam transport New-fork ct fiei 'o NJ H.
losoins Tor Washington City, d. T.
The steamer Orioe, Pier No n r.. 10 lcsdins Of u"
rtsou's Landing
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ALBANY BklDGr.-The United States Circuit
Count has, The Argus says, dismissed the bill and
dissolved the Injunction IN the sut against the Al
Lany Bridge Company-Juslice Nelson delivering
tie opinion. There ia now no legal obstacle to the
contraction OF the BRIDE.
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CoRoyrRs' CAsEs.-Yes,erlay Coroner Coli

CoRovERs' CAsEs.--Yesterlay Coroner Collin
held Inquest at No 5+' Fins, avenue on the BODY OF
Warren . boy On, y-srs Old who was drowned on
W.cne,d4y afternoon while plasin On pier no. ~ E'
River. =, .,
The ame Coroner held an inquest No 3'a Cherry street
the body OF Jahn steiers ongsho' eaitn wh.h was
Wedaesoay night In the water at the 1901 81 Sor
la-G'. sIert, East hyer
The Coroner held ia et at the house OF Mrs
Donasu- No 1873 Ess street on the ood q
Msry r!,in girl year, aud month, old, who fell down
and having psil Of scissors la her hand at The time re-
ce's-a ss In her e eye, om 1ho ELECTS oil ~hisn bio
died.
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lAdyertiscInent.l
THE TAX BILL,

Now READY ia parphie oil q pI. fine, white paper
Br,le The b winch il word 10, word IN accordance ltt
the text we sop.1d II Alphabetical Hecapitn.
TOO IL every Article be taxed NJ ne law aud the amount
of he tax 20 De levied thereon This renders
aud convenient - It 10 possible to mnke IT,
Price ceus postpaid r. per hV II sent by expires" %
per 100 II by mail. Add ess THE TRIBUNE New-l0L
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RELIEF FOR THE FAaiLIEs or VoLUsrEErs.-
Under the ordinance providing relief for the f,mIliee
0: the volunteers from the city oi NewiOrk serving
in the Army Of the Union. the Controller has this
week paid into the bands Of the Assistant rreasurers
for endorsement, the sum Of $jl 40 The applica-
lions thus far have been excee jiugly numerous
the Offices Of the Paymasters in the several Senatorial
Districts being crowded during business hours. All
applicants are visited at their residences, IN accord
ance with the requirements Of the ordnance, this
step being n cessary, though the apI cant is
known TO the Committee as belug former recipient.
As prudeutial measure lie utility hss already been
perceivsd-it aids in detecting desertiOus and lays
open The frequent deceptions hitherto practiced III
regard 10 the nuuber Of children. The ordinance
provides only Tor wives children, aud widows on
behalf Of a son who prevIOusiy supported tem;
and another importan: feature is thai wblcJ
prohibits giving aid TO families not in actual
Dced--the fund being designed tor charitable
pur poses and 10 be dispet sed TO those who are un
able TO support themselves. Several OF de-
ception have already trnnspired the applicants
found guilty having been cut oil IRON participation
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INSTRUMENTATION si6J $77JOosz7J
II We make a deduction oi one-quarier Tor dupli-
cafious-a yoriion of tb- tunnal passi over more
than Que road--the aggregate would be 3,j56, 800
tun-, having ~ value OF 3J7J,6ol, 100.
Tie railroads OF Massachusetis transported, for
the fame year. 4,C94 ,3G9 tuns; or, making the d,
ductionp for duplicaioos O70,O21 tuns, and having
"a value OF 500, 1,~Ol. The number Of miles Oi
railroad employed in the trans aration OF iIeigtt
being 2.56g IN lie State Of New-lork and .3i7 ia
tue ) ate Of Massachusetts with the deductions
nalned the amount OF freight transported 10 these
States averages 700 tuns ger mile We have esti.
mated TIE tnnna.e Of all HE railroads OF the United
Satss 10 average one.half the amOuut Of he roads
i tuese States That this Is not All oyerestinste If
own by the following statement OF the tunnage VI
.eyefal int rior iines:
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1)ort-iUaroens' Nollcs.
cr.rx OF NEW. YokK.

Posr.WAspsss uHfIos No. iot wfnN =,
NrOTIcE i hereby given, IN accordance wa
49, 80 :, -. AZ passed April H. 1885,. enIities A
Act to Reosn. wa.' ose ., the e fS OF d.
ivs, W u - rauiry examination, OF survey ns'
:hr vessel. r audsr examination BY 50. ).
W.rd.ps and III !, she said surveys OF eia's.oa %
completed within tea days nehs succeeding 'n''
board said vesses pr, No Is T. y
Ship Berjamin Adans''''''''' . pier No. 81
Bds ......''.''''''''''''' Pisr No. en-
Bri. Scotland. Pier No fsE
Big CARL: Pier No IAN
Big nieronins FreaefAs'''''' P,er No 10 :
Brig Havana. Pier No. "
schooner Kate Brshani' ~ lismsbupe
Schooner ""' VIM Il. BURLEiUli, Prssass"
], AvS's HxsRlus Sssrstrv
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DisasfCr0. &c.

RxrrRrEp-The scapbost Ida which sailed hencf Junys
for returned this port 1hurstay me ~
having the evening OF June g. ashore on the Lo0
Shosla Al.er Eetiias gu was sowed lAto beaaiolt
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INFORMATION WAsrED.-Mrs. j. b. PHILIPPE ar
rived here on Wednesday morning fOm Tennessee in search
Of her husband who u1 lily solder in the Rebel
army. Philips impressed into tho service and was sent
on board tue Memec from which he was taken prisoner by
our forces released upon taking tho oath Of allegiance
Information len No 81 Morris street. In rsg'dso PiDip'
viii be transmitted TO bis wife, who 10 In great distress
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PATRIOTIC saoKERs.-A correspondent slgp'
ing himself "A Smoker who is practical and pat
rotc, declares tha, be- for one willing to do what
lie thus proposes to others:
f. tina, the Of cigars consumed In this cry
will amount 10 OOJ week. The sanity Com
ale ssdiv in ar, Of f1nds lfths smoking Maternity VIII or
n wees only 30 far DENY to smoke only one
half the u.u. remit what saved to the Sam
ommi,ts. Il would pat $4,000 into their treasury. ana no.
hody wonli o.. the worse for it, while good could be
done with The money. Smokers, do you see IT.
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fAivertis-ulentj
gss CAN BE SECURED BY

SUCCESS AND UAPPINEsS CAN BIZ SECURED BY
all n hev Will USE her fscute, IN tue hes, manner
chronological examination a. FOWLER WILLS, No oJS
broadway, wili tell you whst you ca" beet do
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Spoken.

July % Is mile, s. +. by 5. from fghsnds ~ pnof'
Jane No y, brig Ftedon.a Cie,f1eso' iof boston -
Jun. IS la a 20 O5 s. Ion a. bark bAnshes hls' ITO"
Baltimore
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Cor. HALL Nor DEAD.-The statement made by
The Richmond D,'potch a day or two ago relative
to the death of Col. Geo. b. Hall, Comnandant OF
the ls, Regiment Sickle Brigade, is untrue. HIS
father heard from him last week. when he was alive
and well, and at the head Of as good regiment OF
men as ever sighted muskets ut the traitors TIE
old gentleman saws, if bis son don't bring back one
of the ears OF the kguard editor Of Tie Dipach
he will 90 down there himself And cut il oil.
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RECEPTION At WARD School No. 49.-The sem'.
annual reception Of tbis school took place in Thirty
seventh street. near Third avenus, yesterday after
noon. The room YVES densely crowded with visit
OTIS. The exercises consisted Of the usual variety
music, declamntions, rscitations tabesux, &c. A
ssmi.ehoru., "All Things are Beautiful was very
yell executed by the girls. TIE tsb'eau LIB
erty" was quito effective. Miss Lizzie W. Parke''s
valedictory WINS . creditable production. Mr.
Decker, one Of the Trustees, gave outihe Diplomas
ten being awarded to tie girls and fourteen to the
boys.
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A NEw PUBLIC DocK.-It has been decided TO
build new pubic dock at the foot OF South Sixth
street, Ills will Be found of great public conven-
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DELINQUENT LIQroR-DEALERs.-On "Wednesday
thirty five iquoroe.Iers arrested by the OFF,
GERS Of the Fifteenth Precinct, uuder orders OF Capt
C.rrey, for selling without license. They were
lasen before Justice Quackenbush yesterday, and
held 70 bail in the sum Of goo each, TO answer
Justice Quackenbush Informs all liqnor-dea'rr' who
ARE brought before him for violating the Excise law
that any effort 10 evade the Law sill he utterly fruit
less, inasmuch az tie Court Of Appeals has already
decided against them, and will certainly no, berny
lis own ruling. There is bat one va, o; avoiding
trouble aud that ia TO ay tie license hae good eh'
z,ns otherw ise t'ey mu,, be treated as persois en
deayorins to defraud Tie STATE.