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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-09-19
sUMmONS.

so cents State Revenue st mp.
CTATE o: NEVAiA. COUNTY Or ORNSBY
~ In the Justice C. ut, Carson Township. in and
for 0. mshy County
HF Rice and Philo ". Ric-, Executors OF
.he state Of Catherine F.isbie, drcca, ed
Plant f., - john 4 Sh.Uras, defendant
The >ta,e of Nevada lends greeting 10 john A :.
sho,!r, YIN are hereby Summoned 10 appear
before me my Office in Inrs City, i'll CT son
Township, in 0rn-by County, un the
9Th day OF .ep,emb,r, A. d. Is6s,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, and answer unto the complain
of The aioNe-ns Plaintiffs, ItW IN tie H. nay
flee WHO sue to obtain juds ,p'ent aga list sru
+ the OF THEE .tUEd ed 3 % l"lafs; SAN
i. m claimed and alleged I" tt due to Pi,lis-
mr. as Executors a. at re,aid. for - dome
Ia pI.inriffs' buildings situate ;;'rr f l"r No
nine t9l hEo Ih'rt, i've (35l, se',,>, Tnomis''t.
al :. ars division of Carson City. cais>' d 10y
: vim way the WALL of S"rr building sitra
'te adj ing lr,mi>e- vile" juie mtni will
De- t.,ken against you the said am unit. if yea
all "a, pear and answer r. the sheriff any
Constable f he id County. greeting Make L.
al se vice an. due return hereof Given "udei
n, hand this "a day If July A d lshs.
l.. c. MCkEEbY. Justice Of tile Peace.
Tvs I'm Ca n Township.
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TAX SALE.

NOTICE Is HEsEBY GIVtN THAT UNDER
~ AMI by virtue of Wr't- of Execution, issued
on the 5th day Of July. A 1865 by L. c. Mo
keebv, Justice f the Peace for Carson Township.
Ormsby county, Nevada. on jnd nlents nde, ed
in said justices Ceut. IN th+ 1lth day OF Al Ill,
4 D. 1863. tor tax duly levei, assessed and
.qraliz@d or the fiscal year If 1867 ty the proper
oifice f Orni-by county in the following cases.
and against the property as he eater les r!ei,
have duly |. WED upon, 'nd will expose sale at
public auc'i n in The manner prescribed by law.
in front Of the Court House door Of Orrnsby
~, in Carson ty,
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SAM. G.. DE NSON,

4 GENTS WANTED.-MALE AND FE-
u male t, sell cur new and splendid Engrav-
L "A ing Prom Shore to Shore" suggestive If
Lie Journey from Childhood 10 OF Age per
fect gem. -l-p, for the Empty Sleeve" aud
-ther kngravings Address PACIFIC PUBLISHING
ca San Francesca AM
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IN BANKRUPTCT.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
II unde signed has been alro nte'i as assignee
in Bankruptcy Of the tstare al effects Of FRANK
PERKINS # Ornishy county, State Of Nevada.
who has been a.iiudg-i a Bankrupt upn his own
petition hy the District Court Of the United statc s
for the District of Nevada
GEO. :. SAWYER, Assignee.
Dated Nay 18th, 1865 n3yi9-1m
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OLYMPIC THraT1E-"1Ht lsa1sus o;nl. ;.

The spectacular pantomime and magnincenily
attractive absurhty yclept "Humpty Dumpty" Still
holds powerful SWAY over the tastes OF the New
York public, End ia in the fun tide Of its popu-
larity grand attraction, without any particle
whatever Of the absurd or nonsensical element in
its composition but with plenty Of scope for adm-
ration ana paudits has recently been added in the
persons OF Miss Carrie and Charles Austin the peer
less zouave fencers, IN their astonishing feats of
arms with the ordinary rife and bayonet. Their
entertainment s justly designated the Light
ming Zouave Drill" and consists OF without
doubp every achievable act OF dexterity In the
fare-the musRet and bayonet 1t embraces
the entire Franco-Turco manual OF arms and
bayOnet exercise complete, with rhrusts, volts
and parties, all Of which performed with an ease
accuracy and thought-surpassing rapidty that are
astounding. The bayoDet combat between these
two prOnciens is an act OF thrilling interest," superb
In the grace facility and precision of its accomplish
ment and awakening in the minds of the audience
that interest," coupled with anxious regard, which is
only aroused where great real or apparent danger
is boldly encountered Their exhibition concludes by
Charles loading and firing rifle while lying on his
back, and instantly and with but single effort
leapng to his feet from that posture in an attitude
OF defence, assumed while gaining the erect position.
Miss Austin il a lady OF exceedingly attractive face
and fgure-an ideal Amazon. Mr.. Austin a
member OF Wisconsin regiment in the late war and
has since become so expert in the profession OF arms
that AT exhibition Of his skill in Paris before
OF the French zouave regiments he created great
sensation and surprise.
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THE WEEKLY HERALD.

The Cheapest and Best Newspaper in the
Country.
The WEEKLY HERALD OF the present week, now
ready, contains the very latest European News by
the Cable up the hour of publication; Telegraphic
Dispatches from all parts OF the world; 'The Pope's
Bull" calling for the Ecumenlca and General Coun-
Gil at Rome; Synopsis of the Debate in the French
Chamber Of Deputies; the Naval Squadrons of the
United states giving the names OF the vessels CON-
posing the same and the number of guns class and
tonnage Of each description OF the Pennsylvania
Coal Regions, with an account OF the strike among
the workmen; an account OF the Burning OF the New
Jersey State Prison; Commander Creighton's official
Report of Hari Kari Execution in Japan; Frank p.
Bairs Letter accepting the nomination for Vice
President; Messages and Proclamations Of President
Johnson; the Current News Of the Week; the FASH
ions; Amusements; Varieties; Industrial Items;
Facetie; Scientific, Sporting Political Religious aud
Literary Intelligence Editorial Articles the promi-
nent topics Of the day; Our Agricultural Budget;
Reviews Of the Cattle, Horse, Dry Goods and Boot
and Shoe Markets. Financial and Commercial In
tegence and accounts Of all important and interest
ing events OF the week.
TERMs:-Singe subscription 81; Three copies
IS; Five copies, ss Ten copies SIS; Single copies,
five cents each. limited number OF advertisements
inserted in the WEEKLY HERALD.
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by SYFS:,sy RHs,s1 for JGh.
ior Laay Ellen ESoy. Phsd.Psis
sS Poster D 3D. isS:
ssus 10
% ss a d n; Ann ASSo
sullivan for do Evelyn, Crowley, Addison for do; Con.
fsa PsadspSs Alfred aSsr Isy Ssana,en for
@ BRIG S Pos fos
&c. dossn :.' :'is:
Pierce Eli.a6sh Damon Atasn'f Auna jacobs
y .ehf th.s or Sos
$50, AM-Arrived schrs L Corderey, araes rhadel.
Phia Tor Boston Zsmps haney ESSsou sSr 90 ,Is hsy
.syisss iSsa
% nsn sa. SS
Prescott. Montana Walter II Thorndite Deest.r Cakes,
sas as ssE Ss;
%A.s T.. :.
Dc S sssasf o Fer
sYOrk c@@ Gp BOu Providence for F0nd0u;
Saedschrs Eliza jane Nelson Baltimore for wareham;
yandslis Lord NYork for Boston pil Do.ne. do for
SG:s Paul. Ida, Phil
Copy Mills, Providence do Bird, Hnse, for do;
Sail a." schs RUTH aasey Perry New
NEW LONDON, July Arrived, schrs Sarah Thomas,
s for Vndne R's
. saled-schIs Henry Finch, Allen, Georgetown. DC;
new H2 SyENs Jaiy ss.-Arrved, schr Harriet Sarah.
Jny tax :shr; Porter
Nsyor NayIor Gardiner ca:eo Lodge Pierce, Port.
land; Margaret Nichols Bangor Gium, serrill Middle
Cleared ssss%.Sp Bransss, freeman NYers bark Ann
%sG
81 John, NBy Kienzle, seelman Cambridge; Griang,
az sB$s1s Sa'sy seSS
snd
'! Sissred"Brs TaSsl Gain, Lorng Montevideo
2sd Arrived schrs Ida Wheeler Dyer zyla Crowe and
clearsdshp GRACE sarsen Poss Montevideo brigs Mer.
Te 81 .ss4
PAwrucKET July 2sArrtssd schrs Nathaniel Holmes,
sSledsGhE sale 7 chsrtrs simmon, PoSdoat ss
Turner Savannah via Fall River; Triumph, Chester, Rom
Sal Brig Tangent Norton, Philadelphia schrs Rich.
ards igwn GeOEsSWn 81 Albert f1aIo shOads and
sleeve; Elisha smith, Havey John warren ScSa and
Lizzie frsmbez, EasbehpoTt Tryphenia Nicserso1 and
Wave, Barker; Randolph, Adams; Josephine, Martin;
Ellen Barnes Cford Daniel Mlletts Brown Trenton,
Martin Lodowick Bill Fly, and VIM Bowen, Mills, New
fiSS H1a ssh fI sdn B soeum
Halifax.
RoCKLAND, July ls-Arriued. schrs Angelina, Hx, New
York; 2lst, Hardscrabble, Jones, do.
Sailed 18TH schr GENTLE, Kennedy, NYork.
SAN FRANCISCO, July S-lrryed ship Elm tBr), Beer,
P9nta Arenas brig Catharne Cecilia (NG Meyn, Calao
Sailed 9Th steamship Montana, Cavalry San Francisco;
7th brig Helene (Brem) Meyer, San Jose de Guatemala.
Cleared Sd, ship CreLnorne, Gates, NYork.
SAVANNAH July 23-Arrved bark James McCaTty, Pace,
Montevideo for orders. i.
Sailed-Brg A L, Porto Rico.
TAUNTON, July 8-Saied, schrs Whistler, Keee; Ida,
Phillips 7 Ross, PAUL, and Emma. Strange NYork
WILMINGTON, NC, July 2l-Cleared, schrs Arlngony
Tyler, NYork; Nellie STAR Poland, Kennebunk.
WASHINGTON, DC, July 22Arrved, schr Jeanette Gar.
ruous NYOrk
2Sd-Arived, schr Arthur, Andrews, Portland.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

SUDDEN DEATB.-An elderly unknown woman
died suddenly yesterday in sixtyGfh street. between
Eighth and Ninth avenues.
FIRE IN WEST TENTH STREET.-At six O'Clock last
night fire broke out in a stable Of No. 2o2 West
Tenth street. 1t was promptly extinguished with
trnlng damage.
RUN OVER BY CAR.-John Federla, aged nine
years was run over last night on the corner OF
Fourth and Mercer streets and slightly injured.
DRowSED.-A lad named Thomas C. Daybel, re.
siding at 81 Charlton street, was drowned In the
North river Yesterday evening. The body was re-
covered and taken TO his parents residence.
B'NM Enthusiastically the delegates 10 the
convention Of the order Of the B'nai Birth assem-
bed and proceeded to transact the business OF the
session. portion OF the day was occupied in de.
bate on the constitution and the remainder was
spent 10y the members in secret session.
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GENERAL FREMONT AND MS COSTA RIGA CLAIMS.
COSTA RIGA RAILROAD COMPANY

COSTA RIGA RAILROAD COMPANY, /
SO EXCHANGE PLACE, NEW YORK, July "a, 1865.
To THE EDITOR OF The HERALD
In reply to a paragraph in your Washington cor
respondence Of this date, headed General Fremont
and his Costa RIGA clamn allow me to state in the
name OF this company, that its contract with the
Costa Rican government did, as stated by your cor
respondent, require the expenditure the part of
the company of the sum Of $50, 900 IN Costa RIGA
prior TO the 18th of March, 1868.
How ''far and liberal, +" however, the Costa Rican
government was, how "long 1t waited before noti-
Tying General Fremont that he would be held to the
performance of the contract" or show anxious sew
eral parties to get the job" best be seen
from the fact that while the contractors OF the
pany were quietly at work grading and surveying
the road the Minister OF Costa Rca pretended to
notify the company THAT its contract was annuied,
in a letter from Washington, dated March H. 1883,
fully forty days before any advices could possibly
have been received here OF what had transpired at
LimOn on the date in question. This was the cul-
minatiOn of the 'far and liberal" pursued by
the government OF Costa Rica towards a company
engaged in good faith in building railroad across
its territory.
The claims of the company against the government
Of Costa RIGA are matters for judicial inquiry but
your correspondents remarks, unintentionally, no
doubt tend to prejudice its case. tbere!Q1 beg that
you will publish the foregoing correction.
VIM. AUFERMAHN, secretary.
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CLEARED.

Steamship Virginia tBr, Thomas, Liverpool-Nationa
Steamship Co.
steamship Celia tBr), Geaden, London-Howland A As
pinwal.
steamship Iowa tBr) Hedderwick, Henderson
Bros.
steamship smidt NG( Rascben, Bremen--Thieie, Mots
Co.
steamship Crcassian. Ellis, Bremen Rueer Bros.
Steamship Europe (Fr), Lenarie. Havre-G Mackenzie.
Steamship Co.
steamship Mary Sanford, Moore, Bos,on-w Clyde.
ship Aobotsiord GET, Cooper Vaparaiso-snow Bur
CESS
ship storke NOR, Bonnevie Antwerp Funcb Meincke
ship Eugene 40, chsmbley, Antwerp Fabbri Chaun-
Bark James Davidson tBr, Campbell London--J c Nc
Arthur.
Bark Noe dia, Cacaee, Cork or Falmouth for orders
Bark Adelaide, Phlnney, csdiz "A r Francia
park Agra tbr, fullmore, 81 John, NIB Whitney
Bark Early Morn tBrl, Knowles. Bos,on--E spinney.
Brg Harvest Queen tBr), scholi, Standardization
Co
Brig Saxon (Rr1, Green, 81 Johns, MFR Currie
Brig Nevius BrJ, Perkins, Cow Bay, CBBrett, Son
Brie Omega tBr) McInniss. Cow Bay-C n Swain.
schr y warren, smith, lars--B Weinberg
schr BLOW lbr). foupere, ~ Johns, NF-BF Small Co
Holmes. '
schr Legset,, Porter, Norfolk, va-Laraway a Ply
schr Gov Smith, CroweL Alexandria- Baker 4 Day.
ton.
schr Fanny Fern, Saunders Pawtucket.
Schr Mount Young, Providence Stranahan 4 Fergu-
schr Henry Gibbs, Snow Providence Ferguson Wood
AGO.
Scoop Oregon, Rhodes Prov strsnahan Ferguson
Soop Active, Miller, Hamburg, CO Racket a Bro.
steamer chester, Jones Philadelphia.
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TIE SYRACUSE AMERICAN EXPRESS ROBBERS
Their Arrest in California and Arrival in
Syrucuse.

From the Syracuse Journal, July 23.l
Will he remembered In March last that the safe
IN the American Express Office In this city was
robbed OF package OF money containing $s12 IL.
The persons suspected OF having committed the rob-
bery were John h. Borden, an employe, and Ira h.
seymour, former employs Of the American Express
company. Although prompt efforts were made on
we part OF Mr. Alfred Higgins, agent OF the American
Express company In tins city 70 secure the arrest OF
tle suspected parties they succeeded IN Guiding the
oetectNes sent after them and escaped, a. was sup.
Iostd 10 california Acting under this idea, Mr..
meglns procured requsition from Governor
Ithton which, with complete descriptions OF Borden
and seymour was sent 10 the Assistant SuperinttBd
EN-, {. - higgins az Bunalo and 10y him forwarded
70 detective Henry Johnson, d, san Francisco, cal.
Detccuve Johnson. alter considerable search. ar
rested bo'h OF The suspected persons. They were
paced ~ fons and delivered to the baggage master
OF the steamer Sacramento IN whose charge hey
were Drought TO The city OF New YORK reaching That
pace yesterday morning and by hin turned over 10
Tie company detective, a. X. IitilCle q, who
brought ibtm 70 this CITY, reaching lere last evening"
on the go ilall Borden aLd seymour were On
itcr arrival taken hCiUlc Justice DItrr1 ana on
b1ng aHa'tECd pepdcd not rtlty 90 tBa thaf1c. aLd
were rCirgUd % 20 lc CONT Mouse telf .nil Sunday
morning. NhlD theY AN Le examined bslrto Jusu.c
GtnCfC.
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ARRIVALS.


NM vh'rb nf INT HERALD STEAM YACHTS.
Steamship Columbia (Br). Carnaqhan Glasgow July 10,
and Londonderry th with ndse and passengers TO Hen
Gesoh BIOS had strong westerly winds TO Cape Race and
nrh yarate winds with much fog July 20 $50 miles
wes' o. SPOKE te Julia Lngey (Br bound
port, T., for New YORK. ~
steamship Wss.r lNG, Wenkc, Bremen July H. via South.
amrtoh ,uh IN VIII mdse and 7q passengers 20 Ocrchs
20; n"d su9pe westerly winds w 70 the Banks since
hen lirht variable winds and log; July a. lat a. Ion 80
passed steamship liammona for Hamburg 24h at
Pm, steamship Bremen, do foT Brmon.
stesmshlr Crescent Guy, Homes, New Orleans July ls
ano ING naf isn, ~ NJ with mdse and passeneers 10
samuel stevens Julv "a of Cape MAY spoke schr Franklin
toi fa.imofel " DAYS from ndianola Tor New York.
snip VIM IrOtnEhQm, qua Hayre June il with ndsc,
60 BOYD Nrckcn. Had -ht WINDS and ca the entire
rassage ana has been TO- Of the time
With dense oss IN lat % D. Ion a. & rassed larg, tvhefgs
!uy lat q ~ Lon 49, the May Queen, London Tor
Quelec. - days out
Raik Neurdel cot Boston), Finn Narseies June q with
ndse 70 James Hoaiy Hat eht Laang winds the entire
passage.
bia Heron'ci toi Hceioal tracy, Gtarl, 10 days with
.at am tuta 10 f.osj NNrt. 'si moderate weather
gtu his rec. htaJstt.th %. ltUus.
lr. tsult..cd.r. ut~l. "a su, Nn, Is .ays Nth
loo ~ .f' ..,t F.. &C. ~ q &c.,
S,h' lrDs Nooio co. NYatkl IoCto Mansanto 10 avs.
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The Base Ball Match Postponed-The Cole.
aians In . Riot.

WORCESTER, July "a, 1868.
The city Is overlooking with visitors and all the
trains come in crowded. The base ball match be-
tween the University mines OF Harvard and Yale
commenced this morning, but was postponed until
Saturday In consequence OF thick Scotch mist,
which enveoped everything and drenched the grass.
There were four thousand persons present, and for
half hour they were returning from the
ground In a dense stream. The crimson and
blue colors Of Harvard and Yale gene
rally worn by the ladies, as wen the
gentlemen, according TO their partisan feeling.
The greatest excitement prevails regarding the re-
suit Of the match. Delegations from other colleges
are distinguished by their colors. Amherst wears
purple and white Brown wears brown. Williams
wears purple. Dartmouth wears green. Wesleyan
wears lavender Union wears magenta.
After the bali last night riotous demonstrations
were made 10y the coegians, similar TO their per-
iormances in former years. They tore down
tains broke windows and furniture, overturned
everything movable IN the streets, tore down igns
and dehed the police In abusive language. The
police finally made rally and arrested
ABOUT thirty OF the rioters and quelled
the riot. The whole party arrested, who were
prominent leaders IN 'he Not, were kept in custody
during the night and ia tie Municipal Court this
morning sixteen Of their number were fined each
$40, and held 10 hail In $500 for the larceny
OF a gold watch and sign from building and will be
required to answer the accusation before the Superior
Court.
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molasses, &c, to Bsrthod. Has been dAys north
ma STss ss ha4SRs g. ss sss q
S'ss; s: 8 ss Sa
"; Is% q So
schr Julia Rider, RIDER days. with naval
SAnn.y es New e
schr Carrie Webb pay eissrsstown &C. days. with ma
schr Riasewood, ber,ckson Wilmington, NC, days. with
sshr Annie " Collins, NILS Richmond, Va, with granite
schr Adeiine townsend, Townsend, Richmond, Va.
schr watson nss CrameI' Aexandr,.
schr Henry Cole Peterson, Virginia.
schr L sturges, Taylor virginia a.,a,,o,,n mr.
sch h Adehne COIN, Brewer Philadelphia for bingham,
" sesr Lushon, Wood, Barnegat.
Schr Alabama johnson, Calais via Providence, where she
schr Globe Mathews Calais via Providence, where she
schr Wentworth, DEAN Bangor via Norwich. where
sehr Rockh BROKER, Bangor via NOrwak, where she
schr Maggie Bell, CALI Richmond, Me, days, with lum-
schr Albion Hail. Rockand, days. with lime, to Pressey
schr Electric Spark, Bowers, Harwich.
schr Annoy, Larken, Edsartown with FISH, to Henry Ro
SsT Bs,s. Gs,,. Ss New Bf s.s;s1o
Ponder % ssT with OIL to Hack
schr Thos Smith, Bowman. New Bedford for Rondout
sehr Charles, Trepler Taunton for Elizsbethpor
sehr Roan9ss Hathdway Taunton for EIzassthport;
schr Ida Philips, Taunton for Jersey City.
sehr sarah " Blake, Blake, pishtSsn for Rondon..
9h: s Fg c Hr nspspo
schr Angel, Chase, Fall River for Elizabsthport.
essp o
schr Mary Elizabeth Chase Fan River for Eizabethpo
schr Reading RR No A. Trainer, Pawtucket for Phade
nsy Patqstst for iaa
schr Trenton, Bunce, Providence.
schr Hydrangea, Prentice Providence
schr Reading RR No 49, Robertson, Providence for Phla
schr Lizzie, Raymond, Providence for Philadelphia.
schr WIN Rird, Ftalse Providence for Eliaabethpor
sehr fauihss Racket Proytdenee for Eli1sbshpoF
schr John Warren Metiar Providence for Elzabehport
schr JaSez l. White Bayes Providence for Eiizabethpor
schr Mnsfee MAUI Providence for Hudson.
sshr sas Cha,e Simmons pToviden nee for Romdou
schr Anderson, Crowel Providence for Rondout
R for Ronaou
schr Chas 1 Hulse, Lise, Providence gor Ronaout
sh Hannah We Bc for Ronso
sshr Geo Cnmmings Bout Prov I'd. for Rondou
c Entire knnear so for RSnsou
schr Daniel Wietts, Russell Providence Jersey City,
Schr Randolph, Adams, Providence for Jersey City.
Schr America, Reynolds, Bristol
Schr Native Dehart, Bristol for Newburg
schr Beulah Sharp Cole Bakers Landing for Elizabeth
port.
Schr p BECKER, Jones, Stonington.
Schr Rachel Jane, Soule, Norwich
schr Ruth HaIsey, Perry Norwich for Elzabeihport
Schr Reading RR No 81 Smith. Norwich for Philadelphia.
Schr Henrietta, Clark Portland, CT
Schr Sallie Merritt Chase, New Haven
Schr Susan Scranton Irwin Haven for Philadelphia
schr Neptune, Jones, New Haven for Trenton.
Schr John Buckaew, Buckalew New Haven Trenton
Schr Sarah, Borden, New Haven for Elizabehport.
The bark Regina, reported 2st consigned to Dewolf
Co. Passed in 49, between lon 40 and 49, several large
icebergs
The Norwegian bark ydale Joansen from Shields via Ply
mouth L, reported 3d. is consigned to Funeh, Meincke
Wendt East of the Banks had gales from WSW to
NNW latter part of passage light eastery Winds
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A SHERIFF SHoT.-We learn from Thomasvine that
difficulty took place there about noon on T1arsday
last between a man named humphreys ana another
named Abel Johnson. The later was followed ny
M tie quarrel there. Johnson ordered Hun proys
out but be refused 10 SO, and in the further course
OF The difficulty they attempted 70 shoot each Other.
johnson used Ooub!e baTree0 gun, wlfcD Missed
IRE. Humphreys used BIZ revolver, ana az The mo
mCnt lie fred the weapon Shern wilson, Of Thomas
county. Jumped between Tie Two 10 feTNa'C item,
AMI received re aiOt ~ ihe tGtk, TIC ga tI.fLg
rs 81 me. re was 10 once c0nNc5Cu 10 l. fCsN Cnte
aBd medical aid C,u|cl, bgt iN Ibfa'Hn 'as no
kOpo ol saving ila\ lie u .Nr.r. s was a. once
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Weather Along the Coast.
PORT OF NEW YORK, JULY u, 1858.

~ The Office Of he Herald yachts IL at Whitehall
slip All Communications from consigneesto the
masters OF inward bound vessels will be forwarded free OF
charge
ps- One OF the Herald steam yachtsthe JANIS the
JEASNIrrr-w leave whitehall every morning at halfpas
tour o'clock for the Lower Bay.
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S Il IPPIN N E w s.

Almanac for New York.--This Day.
Sun rises ....... 4 40 Moon sets. .eve II Is
Sun sets. ....... Z % High water. morn IL 81
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BELOW.

Bark Annie Gray, from st Jago (by pilot boat Mary
Fish.
Brig L Warren, Is days from Trinidad.
Schr Evans from the West Indies, with sugar.
SAILED.
Steamship Rising Star, Aspnwar.
Wind at sunset SSE
Vessels on Their Way to New York.
The following vessels have sailed from foreign and distant
domestic ports for this port large number Of which
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A PRIZES CAsHEp AND INFORMATION FUR
n. nished In Royal Havana and all legahzed lotteries.
JACOB CLUTE, Banker and Broker,
2N Broadway snd 1888 Fulton street.
DYSPEPSIA PHTHIsIs, NERVOUS AND LIVER CON.
~ plants CURED by nc BARRY'S REvALENTA ARA
BICk FOOD. Copies Of 10 Sures Including his Holiness
the Pope, Lord Stuart de Dec the Marhoness Of Breban,
&c. sent gratis demand bu BARRY CO., 1853 VII.
liam street, New York, ard through j. NILHAU SON ts3
Broadway. and nl rrCcsrs anu chemists
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Movements Of President Medna-The Eondu.
RS I.aityvay--g'rench Bank Project Inlmi-
aIaGts irc--i GaEope.
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Steamship Rising Star, Aspinwal.
Wind at sunset SSE.
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A OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELBY COL.
sr sss tOs'ey 81 kss.1ssy CLASS ISL
q am, ~ q, q q SO g ,s e ,r 81 j. issst'
70 o. a. :" - YsAsscE e. shfrafa 60, Managers, ~
KgNTucKy-rxTRA CLASS 1877, JULY ~, 1855
81, q 81 - 81 = y. e, ss p !"
90. q. ss' ~. n. Es, "a, is, i, @ 4s, rs, 20.
vs. 80 90 m,rsfIRR, s9BR7EN 90, Managers.
and in the above Lotteries address
FRANCE, SMITH CO.,
Covington, Ky.