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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

IN tic sehy Cdacrtrle, from 81 Jcgo de Cp5a--Wm F
Frazier, Of Baltimore
IN hc bark II Chaplin from Tsac. orlea1ls-Thos p
peton and lady, W Blanchard, Of New.Orlesns
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IN {,HtNCERY-Bec TIE ce-Chaaeeiior OF tae
.,--rfI-Robert C. We.norc aad Others W ilatn
a. Brown and o,hcrs-Bill for partition OF =" l!Scl
H. Brown one of the defendants IL tbs cause y iesces
f yhch partition is soagh: by he bill IN this esse being
situated the City Of New YORK sna k29n a Ses s.
SSerissrel, Nos y and 90 Wei,sireei. and also NaTt
Nos 40 10 N inclusive, in the Eleventh warts NJ
CURED 10 sppesf and answer he o OF Complain u lS
ss NV me zenith av OF December reN or such oll! VI!
l. taAe as confessed against him New-fors sept siA'
ISIS GEO. BRADSHAW, Conpia-ns1ts SeAeitof.
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RS Tooth Ache cured IN one minute, oy She use
os ~. cIovr AnpJvne This is IN excellent artcss ana
viii cure the mos. violent tooth ache OF pam N e :.
be ,ss,. or INJURIOUS the teeth and VIII permanently
I,,. amy iooth 10 which il Is applied. Price = CTS
prnsre and sold wholesale snd rciii by fiERH Iott
eos br,rrs, and Chemist in the Granite bUtlainS -
hfeaG . ~ u , go s4 lmeocis
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G o-Dartllersblp.

Co-1)artilershlp.
rJ,HE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
the subscribers Is this day mutually dissolved DIT.
Edwars Williams, the junior partner retiring from the
same e business Of the la,e hrn VIII be settled oy the
remaining partners.
:. I. WILLIAMS,
EDWARDS WILLIAMS
Dated New-Ycrk, sept 18th, 1870
~ The subscribers VIII continue the business under
tie name and style Of :. T. Williams y Go ,,,,s
$ T. WILLIAMS
Dated New-Yosk Sept. 18th, 1876. 81 Jus
co-psftnershlp heretofore ex-
~ sting under ir OF Arthur reckharn Co. Is ms
day dissolved by mutual consent Tue business OF le
lat sra b. etrl-d by Alfred O. Peckhsin and aes
r. Rumr!n WILLIAM c. ARTHUR.
ALFRED G. PECKHAM,
JAMES 3. RUMRlLL.
New-York september5, 1876.
NoTlCE-The undersignednaye entered into eopsIsner
sh D under the OF Peckhsm Ramri! and VIII con-
Time the Manufacturing Jewery business ~ u J3ansl
ALFRED G. PECKHAM,
JAMES B. RUMRlLL,
N.,vyo,k S.pt-nh.r sth 1876 81 mls-
TIIUF PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing between
HE Undersigned in The Manufacture OF Hougns PatenI
Skirts was dissolved the 18th inst and l Houga Inc
patience i now solely interested iuthe said business ana
he assets OF said manufacturing concern.
Ut j. y = T. II. sELBY = CO,
IS ST. DAVID EOUGH, Jr-
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HORATIO HILL, Aucti0nser
COOLEY, KEESE 81 HILL will sell on Friday
Nmorang Sept at 10. O'Clock al their Sales Rooms:
1gl Broaday corner OK DeysL 500 and packages Of
Boots Shoes Brogans, &c. comprising grea; variety
suitable country and city sde, ineirdDg the balance
Of lie stock OF q retailer AGO. 800 OF Shoe Paper
,he whole 70 be sold without reserve Goods ready for
exaniaa!on and Catalogues may be lad at The Salss
Rootn. 80 [us
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pN ORDER OF Hon. Charles Day, A-socissey I'd Sc
ID OF The Court OF Common Pleas for The Cy and county
of New Yors notice Is hereby gwen, pursuant 10 lie pro
visions O.. the statute authorizing attachments against 81
scondng canccsied snd nonresident debtors MAJ a ~
r,st hSs i>led aEains; OF James VI teec,
resident o; the STATE OF Connecticut and ma tae same
Will be sold for the payment OF bis debts unless ne spe
and discharge such attachment. according 10 law, wltaa
nine months from the first publication OF his noSe Naa
Inn; the payea: OF any debts due 10 hin By residents o.
his State and The delivery him o. 70. MS use Of any
nroperty within his safe belonging Inn aud the t'a's-
Ter o!sy such properly By ha .se crblden oy Law" ai
nre VOID Dated the sd DAY OF September, 1875.
az NJ r BSFWER Attorney for Attaching Creditor,
y, ia'-o,,' s. Wal!-st y. Y
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W6Op'S SarSGParila and Wild Cherry Buffers Is the
most pleasant aud eaec,ua remedy dyspepsia Nervous
sr,rtinns IostivcneSs, General Weakness, Jauudce
Nervous or Sick Headache Female Complaints, ard all
oher diseases OF hillary and prosirson Of the
yse,n ever offered 10 the public. ltspeedl!y promotes
Inc return OF strength and activity in al cases OF debility
restores healthy tins greatest OF blessings
il 6escienl and as natural consequence gives tone and
yror 10 The whole system 1t has cured hundreds o. Can
kerr Vertigo Liver Complaint. Heartburn CGtaneons p.s
"a SEES and acknowledged by Physicians 10 De one OF 'e
best medicines III use. -,
Sold wholesale and retail by Wyatt heicham, III
Eon 81 and al 1872 Broadway III Howery; Sl Bleeek
ersL n Y: j. w Smitl, and Mrs Hays Fulioa-s Brook
- US
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miscellaneous.
rNTT,nENZt

INFLUENZA
MRS. CARROLLS Medicaied Napor and sulphur Baths
MIA Fuons, are speedy. safe and certain remedy
for Coughs Colds Sore Thoais Stiffness OF JOINTS, Rheu
masn and III all OF the prevailing Influenza, nave
proved an eeclual Open from O'Clock n tue morn
inc Ill 10 O'Clock II, night. ga lw-
OLD WINES.-NATH'L PAULDING, No. IS Vesey-
W offers for sale lots sui; purchasers and T. very
reduced prices his stock OF OH Madeira and Brown Io
700 demons OF choice selected parcels OF various brands
aud OF different chargcers-ranglng from u 10 " years oG
from the vintage
Also, few pipes Old Madeira and butts Old Sherry
Wine. 80 lwDAIlM
NLEDORA MINING COMPANY OF Lake Superi-
IfHor-Noice hereby given the Shareholders OF this
Company. that assessment OF one doa! snare : re-
CURED. payable e. The ONCE OF the undersigned, iAtE
DAYS after dale. BY order OF the Trustees
VIM K. MORGAN, Sec-y, ~ Wl!le'a.st.
New. York. Sept ., 1915. IS Sawlm
w OOD.SCREWS-lO,OOO gross superior quality
w Wood-scres in lots sui, purchasers. manuacur
ed by the Sauseer Company Mddetown and believed 10
be superior any IN marke-tor sale ny their Agent
s24 BENZ. NJ. SHERMAN, cor Broad and Beaver sis
THIRE BRICKS Kaoeu Fire Clay, Ac.-The sub
scriber Agent FOR OF The best manufacturers IN New
Jersey will sell any description or quantity OF Fie h!ieAs
which NAV De waned-also kaoien Fire Gay. &c
"a BENZ. N. SHERMAN, cor. Broad and beAyet IS.
ISAAC II. READ-IO3 Broad-sL has fer sale
i lls ,ieIces Prime Mess Beef
Loco bbls. extra quality Lard.
10 bbls. Whisky, low proof
5 bales full blood MeTlno Wool
400 kegs Lard
2Cl bbls Clear Fork.
- bbls Picked Hams.
90 bbls POI Ashes, hTst SOIL.
so bbls Pork Heads. ~ 81
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HOEATlU HILL. Aucuonrer.
- COOLEY, kEESE 81 IIiLL-Siofe No. ~


DY COOLEY, REESE 81 UiLL-Stofe No. III
I'D Broadway, corner OF Dey-st
RANovAL-Couley Kecse & Hin have removed from No
lST 10 1911 Broadway. corner of Dsg.sL
THURSDAY EVENING,
81 J O'Clock, the Auction Room -.
large collection OF Standard 5oellnny together Win
a tine assortment of Staple Stationery
FRIDAY MORNING, Sept %.
A. 10 O'Clock, at the Auction Rood
Boors SROEs AND BROo AsSj1O Boots, Shoes ana
Brogans suitable for tho Southern, Western and City
Trade.
Cooley Reese Hill Will hold extensive lot sale OF
books stationery paper &c TO the trade and others dun
the first week In October The sale Will embrace rloh
and varied assortment OF illustrated wcrks, ANIMALS fancy
stationery and other articles suitable for the holiday sea
son Cousigunents respectfully solicited Tor this SALE
and liberal cash advances made thereon.
AT Private SaleA few copies OF the complete WORKS OF
Antonio Canoya, fully and splenddly illustrated mo
set OF Ancient and Modern Costumes In Italian % vols
beautifully uatra,ed with hne colored engravngs. Ie-
,oro d Piosa alrne collection Of ltalm Literature py
the best authors, vol. octave, aj7 pages. -
AT PRIVATE SALE, CBEAP-An engraving anu copper
pals printing establishment consisting ol DIES hullnR
Machine onn Of ths best Presses in this country ono
IA inch Press made by Hoe Co. together WIN I'll 'ho ep
n,trt.nsucrs connected with the above business
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TUESDAY, Sept. =


AZ 10 O'clock at the Store no. lt5 Waterst
The balaoce of tue Stock contained in the above store
cons .tng OF US Of Mems and Boys CaN hip ana
iiick Brosans; Meas Boys and Youths Kip and thick
Boots Women's Buskins, Ties, Cater Boots, &c; Nc
Also 80 ca.es Mems and Women's Rubber Shoes and
Bask1s Tie whole 10 be sold without reserve to ihs
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NEW INVENTED WIGS.

q BhtcheIOr NV & - Nd ben, mos,
erct and natural heads OF hair Wig invited
10 inspect hem they will perceive thai what has
so long them source OF intolerance dlseonlioT
viii hsnceforth pe real luxury. WNi. BATCHELOR,
inventor and only manufactured, Wallst near Broad
WAY removed from lS5 Broadway. au-f' ir''"Atis
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Books.
IARIcN AND HIS MEN :

$780, - ~ - IieSlAEY SOL
II Ls aisnci e: "a J'aess a,sliits ID Lse LIST
q, @t IS = .. Sra =. s1els
% -ss2- So - - 3 - - .-lot SasTs Us
"oiri eoe---..- = = S---1-s - - ss~es'--- Il W.
l-s~, z'..l s---sF r. = - 80, - = 49,. -,
aa--o. 40 - -. = -. = - 81 spEe.4s -
ia2E "a " - * - :. - ~ N Sc. ss
s--e- . $50 = - - . N. -, 1sI Sno ssEs
80 So - -. -ss-s- esTsb!i.5,,.- ~ oar 49,,
- 80. . yr, - 80 n, -. ,rS.-r.-
- l,-5 a. 80 .,s-srs -s,,iv 20 go, f--,b
a - - = - = =, - - -,sl,r--
= deere et = S5-I--'-- , -. ~, -. s,
Co11.EY A-S---s g +" - d s+st- " - - -
please 1Feci ~ 1',iTs :, ,r,.,, -, s,s,,
= : y. ". =. - c-N11-e-.- t-------
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situalions, &e. mauteo.

/ NNiNTED-l SITUATION as uarse and ses-,st-ess bv
W Yong WUr1aI Of oshg5ag disposition e2i yz,r 10
nae as,se! g=sisl tpql a. - Le-u..o--
sEsrae. . =.
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EXTRACT OF VANILLA,

J,CRE CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF VANILLA, for
azyor.ng Ice Cream, Custasds Syps Sauces. Jeilies,
CONFECTIONERY &c This Extract possesses III tho
concentrated form the delicious and much admired
aromatic o1or Of ysris Bean aud Tor al culinary
purposes will be found he convenient and econoIl
cal manner Of communicating lis favor. Price Is cent?
Prepared snd sold by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist aud
Drrggs, SUCCESSOR - 3. Sands Co. Z.3 Broadway.
Charaoers Sod slso AZ 100 futon-st and n Eas-
Broadway. s3 IutsodIs
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Anrtion gales.
ANTHONY ). BLEEcHER, Aaeroaee..
. .-.n 4 >..,...laa


4 ARtsE SALE Of Splendid Stcn-a6oe,s-TS Gloss
llcopCtsr- i.le~ts Steamboat sold ikc
Ns~Ss.,, Exchange tac CITY CT New-Yc-k, ca We'd
n;av cs !S;h Gsy OF pccvaSet, tsse, by Arzhony j.
r. :, oTrs,p-rv OF LIBERAL terms Particulars car
:, "a, S .rcy,us stthe AReitcf'eets once, No Broad
re steamer George Washington, entirely ns~ e 20
burihen q Oc ;oas SO ions 70 feet BEAM eyHdef
SIS inches - :eet s-yuke . -, -. -, - a..
beam, S5 inches cylinder, 10 feet strSss; ~,
Thrc-~sour.As part cs the Headrtk H1cson YEA. SS,
STE feet long IS feet hesn, :! inches cylinder Il 'ee
stroke
The Scuh Ansiea years old, 80 feet icrg 80 feet
ocsEi, - lHches cylinder II fee; s;rpkc.
The North Arfertcs, yes-s oa IS feet hong, - tseA
be&la. - inches cylinder, Il eesstro&e.
TIE Columbia Sssfs old, 20 feet long, = feet oea, ~
inches cylinder. II feet stroke.
The Rochester yesIs Old 80 lccc - feet bsSl
~ inches cyicoer ic feet s;fcke.
The CAzellt, well suited for sshor route.
Tn, sboye heats wei. AIovr the trost cuns-as
deus SID >abssna! boats On Nv Aceri-~ TIA;
II i deemed unnecessary ~ SNr ley testuSsicS
~ th-, bsr AZ ~ the eoss WI csSl reserve
W restrcS.er or the day Rssnet Nr ssFesc y - PIT
T,s 9perrv can Is exsrnircd any Ia -seSs 10 tbs
sale SIS SIdsDsoseSo5 y - q NJ 9. s&da2s.
Nm u JONES. Anercreef.
Een0rr>. Stf3SS ND SRoC4NS.-Ca " ednes'
Sci Co NJ 80 PeSTl-st ~ cAs,'s, comprising sissGe and
desirable OF BootS. Shoes AGd EloSaHs. sur
abe Or he S5ujheu Western aud Ctty dealers. fast re-
eelve Catalogues and goods reacy On the iGo'ninS OF
the ssieA
Also, 10 cases Meas ksr rsgycd s;oots
A,so, - cases Meas calf peSgei Srcgans-
Also, y CASES Meas thck pesged Boots.
Also. n cases Heu's Superior .darasctGged Subeets>
Ase. 50 NcIneas Superior Manatactred RUBBER
-, :. - ~, -
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AEkS-Thr.- CCUc-ft lbs ScIs9a- ~ SAe place
81 Ire ssc.ie Rnnis 10 Bruadsvsy. SEicxS sveains
SEPT h en- " ht1h cecasie new lecs WA as s,c 'ss
;ostiar yylth vzrssly x o;aer pieces For rcg
lars, rcgrssE-e. TicSets = cs Concert - som
.l-rt.-
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WV A. BEECHER, AuciiOneer.
WIN. A. BEECHER, ,tors 10 Cedsr-st up stairs
w DRY Goods By Catalogue for cssh-RegusT sales
Monday and Thursday Particular attention gye1 70 A.
signeesi Sales Of Goods aIZ lIaS
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nXlAMF. ni. MILLEK--

by JAME- M. MILLEK-
Il THURSDAY, Sept IT. 1915.
A. II clock at the store OF Lapham, Corse Co. No IL
Feryst
800 Sides Hemoek aad Oak, Slaughter Sole aud Upper
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EXTRACT OF LEMON.
E,OR eayorng Custards Ice Cream, Jecs, SyrIps &c
This c pure extract, containing the rue snSor Of tao
lsniL II souIes. 70 cents each.
Prepared by HENRY JOHNSON, Chemist and Drug.
sist rs Broadway, Ch4mbeTs-st sod ssso ~
fuitou-st and n East Broadway. 81 Itne2e-s
AUILLLAMSBURGH FIRE Lssalsncs y;iIifsa,s.
w No III Wsii-sL Ne~-York, AID otaiN''
burg. DIRECTIONS. xys.b,astou Pos,
Van B9sketck Sehsls' Ken sdct Jereme Johnson.
Tha. .a Nc a ya sae Il Gspp Francis Du s''
Lefaq WS.Ass iiissGT0s posi-, President
Homes, Secretary. 49,, m ios,re Ae.cksn-
~ The ADORE compasy, gnrasrs, sgsinsi .9sss 6y
Gse' Ds .s1s - fsorabIo y any other re'p''
pasy o.se. sustained BY Ibis Company ere ssss
sber.Ily ssyed-
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VIZ II. JONES, Auctionesr.
THIS DAY. Sept. Ah, al lot O'Clock, al tue store Of
Ives Hoard z3 Pear!-st.55o Boots, Shoes and
Hfozsrs comprising large and desirable assortment Of
flesh goods received direct frUu tho 4nufacarer and
well adapted The Southern. Western aed City Trade
C- Drslsrs vii hnd tIe sale worthy Of attention, ss
every tic catalogue VIII be sold without reserve
II.
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STANTED-By Two res Pec;s5e NoUag Women. sIlla-
W 5G4-o.e 70 COOK wash and zen d he general
hoEseyyo-k OF d respectable y tie other Chamber
rsii o. children nurse; tie LATER Protestant The best
Of cl;y reference gwen Please Apply = No. !o- aeser-s
near 81 p
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Mem fall GOODS.

S.COTCH PLAID YELyETs, IL patterns OF the
= sT;or, Clans Argyle, Foriy.secoHd ROYAL Sluar,
Gordon ard enyon also various fancy plad- decidedly
me nndsomest VesI!ugs 10 market Just received by
WIN 7. JENNINGS & co.
IN Ivyis 81 Broadway, American Hotel
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ITANTEn-A yc1ag Man who ear command cash.
~ - 70 500 70 act - .-asT cs -e-z II ihe literary.
urfrierv and s.io-ery business. wlch Tie a6-er-isr
wishes 70 sck ana hive opened uncer The charge u
pr5-s gfve- .,...bIe person VIII iE1 Ibis good SIN
siior FOR tae winter &c Address Lee Tribune osfce.
None but hose ith funds ana ready 20 engage need
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kPnII0NE-sNS.-l'tT- th~tr fsl Concert - Ttftrs.
Aaxy Eveuirg. SEPT Stih. ~ Lhs{ Ruo.us nh
clsas. of Programme. Tickets - cents. To BE sai a,
M..Ss- Sores y az tpOr SycnlS
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yl7ANTED-A si1l4,or b. Protestant. " oman; L AZ
excellent cook superior washer and irpaer: IS wiling
20 undertake general homework n small family
,v- perform TIE 4ulles OF chzu5er'ToIk She car be ssea
FOR tie n-t DAYS 81 her former employers 81 StrhsL
! waere more 6efri:e recommend awaits her. l.
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PauerS on L.era.G-e and Ar BY :. Margaret Fuller,
aEhr OF Women il The Nineteenth Ce-riry,n "ScrE1e.
on he LaSes c. -y-o volumes ieEo crlsirg Nos. -
and ~ Of the Library OF American Books. Price
Rera kabe FOR Ugh sid cultivated thought sid FOR a
sir..e-n aud fai,tfi,IIv nursued r,o.al aim
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= urs-s aa q COCKS ir SISTERS Tor III COUNTY
S-cicA and German sirls = 5cs as COOKS, &c =. :.
I .y-11-e. OK -55f+ Brcaduay p. SAUNDERS
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NTANTED-By Young Man pursuing professional
w studies quiet airy and convenient rool someTyhere
between Blaecber-st aud Llion-stIare. AMI West OF
Broadway Terms moderate. Address Stuart, Tribune
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-19
conoo .Souare Characteristics

congo square CHHTuclcT-M MISS
Josephine" said thick, cherry-look-
ing Tipped negro, on Congo Square,
last Sunday, to one of Africa's darkest
daughters, "Miss. Josephine, will you
does dis niggar de anticipation OBJ dan
Gin Werginney reel wild 'em?"
al dosn't ascend to dance wuIgara-
cious dances oh dat sort, Mr. Casus,"
said Miss Josephine turning up still
higher her well rounded upper lip
turning it up till it fairly tickled her
nose, 81 dances only the Porkeri"
"Wal, Miss Josephine" said Casus.
"you is peg above dis nigger's notch
dere; l doesn't know the Porker dance
myself less it be what we calls de
pigs jig. But Miss Roxina," said
Casus, addressing another Ethiopian
Of the opposite sex. ''p'raps you'd go
through Werginny reel wild me, just
for Emerald wegetabIes?"
"No. Mr.. Casus," said the romantic
minded Roxina, 81 dances nothin'
now but de Missouri"
"De WHAT" said Casus, opening
still wider his globular optics.
"Dc Missouri, Misser Casus. OF
course" repeated Roxina, cmphatical
ly.
"nen you dances de Missouri, doc
your" said Casus, swell, | drinks thu
Mississipper, so l thinks you amt fal
ahead of dis child dere. But ! sec,
how it is wild you and Miss Josephine
you goes in for buildin' up de modern
refinement OBJ niger society, but
goes in for the fashioned breal
down. Niger" said he, addressing
the old banjo player, "gin us 'Natchei
under de hill,' and goes it alone. y
And alone he went it with a peefec
looseness.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-19

Death ca MiiiiORGre.-The Lon.
don papers announce the death of the
celebrated Hindoo Dwarkanauth Ia.
gore. whose vast wealth, munifeence
and ostentation have been for some
months past the theme Of paragraphs
innumerable both for the Enslish and
French journslits. He was at home a
"Baboo," which means, we believe, a
banker and commission merchant or
broker. He died in London on the
lst instant.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-19

CaiV0raid.--A Mr.. A. Semple
whiting from California 10 some friends
in this State, says the vally OF the Sar.
cramentois 800 miles long by l so wide
that it is crossed by navigable
streams, which are skirted with wood
that the bottom lands are from one
half to six miles wide, and very fertile
that the plains, comprising three
fourths of the valley, for want of wa.
ter, can never be cultivated-that the
population will forever be confined to
the rivers--that even the best portion
of the country is inferior to the West.
ern States-that the timber is only on
the mountans--that in winter the trav.
eller has no chance in going forward
but to Fly OF swim, that the musketoes,
dies and insects of every description,
appear in myriads-that but few can
now obtain grants of land-that there
is neither law or gospel in the country
and that an Indian caught yOuag
makes good lsborer.
MIR. Semple concludes by recon-
mending to persons who wish to emf
crate TO that country, to take with
them plow-irons, axes, spades few
carpenters tools. augers, chisels. files,
plenty of clothing-including shoes, &
also garden seeds. Who'll goi-IChi.
Journal.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-19

The following from the Washington
Union gives the decision in this case.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
Aug. Is, 1886.


WAR DEPARTMENT,
Aug. Is, 1876. 5
The proceedings of the Court of In
quiry in the foregoing case have been
laid before the President and carefully
examined.
1t is seen that the court have found
that several of the acts Of Brevet Major
General Gaines, "were not authorized
by his instructions or BY law; and that
he has violated orders"
That for the calls made by him "for
volunteers after the 10th of May, when
he knew of the victories of General
Taylor, the court cannot find any ne
cessitv at the timc--any authority in
Observation-Disclosures any warrant OF law"
That in mastering into service at
Mobile certain general & staff oficers,
after he was relieved from his COM
mand by instructions from the War
Department, "the court are of opinion
that he transcribed his authority and
violated his ORDERS"
The President views with deep re-
gret exercise Of this assumed authority
on the part of the late command Of the
western division; and while he is dis
posed TO give every consideration TO
the circumstances which may tend TO
qualify or mitigate his conduct, he can
see nothing in them which would justi-
| fy him for Withholding the expression
Of his decided disapprobation of the ir-
regular and unauthorized proceedings
Of that officer. But in consideration of
the recommendation Of the court, and
concurring with them in their opinion
OF the "good and patriotic motives and
the public zeal by which he was actua-
ted," the President directs that further
proceedings in the case Of Brevet Ma
jor General Gaines be dispensed with
The President cannot dismiss the
case without inviting the serious atten-
ton of the army to the grave subject
which has been presented for his con-
sideration and decision. The officers
belonging to the military service are
known to be devoted TO the public in
terest. Their zeal, CALAMITY, and skill
have long been established. The coun-
try duly appreciates their value, but
unremitted care should be taken to alb
stain from any act which may tend 10
impair their high character. And
what so likely to derogatc from this as
the assumption Of important executive
or ministerial authority by a military
commander, or the disregard of his
ordcrsl
The exercise of authority not pos
sessed nor delegsted--the non-observ-
ance constructions, or the expenditure
of the public treasure, not warranted
by law nor justified by imperious ne
cessity, cannot be dsregarded. A
just responsibility of all in authority
makes it public duty Of imperative
obligation to observe and strictly en-.
force the law and the rules of the SER
vice.
BY order ofthe President.
w. l.. MARCY.
Secretary Of War.
The court Of inquiry, Of which Bre-
vet Brigadier General II. Brady is
president, is hereby dissolved.
BY order; r. JONES.
Adjutant General.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-09-19

Opium Trade.-Says Rev. Mr.
Pohlman: ain the city of Annoy alone
there are as many as one thousand OPT,
um shops where the drug can be pur.
chased and facilities are afforded for
reclining to smoke it. To give an idea
of the drain ofspecie from. the country,
on account of opium, il need only be
mentioned that the annual sale OF Opt
UNI at the port Of Annoy alone, aver
ages one million two hundred thousand
dollars; and that there are along the
cost of this single province four other
depots.