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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-09-03
DIED.

On TUESDAY. sept > ELLEN FRANCES OSGOOD'
daughter Of late Frances Sargent O>go and Stuei
: OsSVs 4. agtd - years imon.A ana % ccyS
ON Mcudsy, Sfpt ,. LOUISA HARRIET, NoGnSt>;
,sus liter OF 90 { L. sSTey AGED ~ and mpatls
Funeral on Wednesday n . NJ, from ;he residence Of
her rafeuIs, NJ I2S tSS' 2oth-S'
Tie relatives and tuend> Of the family are requested 20
sst,Id without further INV tStlon.
On VI nday Sept ANN, second daughter O, " iliiam
ka.wleS, aged IA Neafs
The funeral wil take place rum the residence o her
father Ne 80 Holato->t this MeneSs lay, az o'clock
y. NJ Tie friends oi the family invited 10 attend
On Tuesday, sept :, JANE CONRON. IN the s9th wear
Of her
The friends OF her brother. John Coaroy and OF her
nepaews and NJ. j. OConnOg, RESPECTFULLY iuNted -
stsnd her funeral az 10 O'Clock. THURSDAY mon!ng the
Ah rlst HON No us nh ST. withou. ilfiAcr ayailoa.
AZ Gosnsn; G., on Sunday, Aug 81. CAROLINE. wife
al DAVID IVES, Of this CITY, AGED y years
The funeral Will take place on "Wednesday kus Z NJ I
oclocs ftom Tumty Charch, Rrooklyn
The friends the an ara invited I, a,,en5 her funeral
without further invitation
Al West Farms, \, Y, Mouday, Sept l. MARY IEti-
GETT sect oi the late Ebenezer lesgsu AGED 81 vea~s
, months and IS DAYS
TIE relatives and iaenis 81 the fuy are invited 20 A.
tend he funeral fm ht aie FeSieeLce on Wednesday 81
INST at 30 clock. A Nj.
on Mouday, ser. ., CHARLOTTE ELLEN wife y
Lewis ~ Putnam AGED 81 10 months and % DAYS
The friends of the fan y, and iae members ot Shloh
PftshYttrau Church. are ,cCty invited N a.cld the
iuntIs from Ne lS5 Church s., 81 1. ocecA iGs dsy
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Arrived.

Steamship Marion. Berry y hours I'm ChareSton mdSe
and passengers. 10 Spoord eson 20 s ~
hours "a,
I'm Phadel phia IN ballast, 10 Mailer Lord She Is ths
first one Of the lew line established to run between tins
City and Richmond, Va. wa Norfolk and Petersburg
mdse and 3 passengers. 10 Nesmith Sons
Ship RIP Van Wnsle, Baker, u ds I'm Liverpool mlse
and 90 passengers. 20 b Kitchinc
ship Woodside, Barstow - d. I'm. Liverpool mise %
F Fowler. Aug 70, at midnight On the banAs, iule
sp fore topmast, sprung foremas and received other
Sbjs Ue:sne. (Brcm y volckmaun. A. d.. fm Bremen
mdse and 20 passengers 10 Pavenstadt A Scnumacktr
Aug 80. at 81 N, Lar a. 49, Ion o. saw sie5m-ip Ci
at8 NJ. lat ~ 26. lon TO- saw steamship bailc' CONF
stock I'm Ne~-Yolk for Liverpool ,.,.r...
Shp Charles Mallory, new Parker. Mystic, ~ ballast
10 +. ID HWlbut \ Co.
Bark Thomas Prince Cof Warren Connant. DIS. I'm.
Bermuda cuano to ] " Elwell Aug %. LAT - 80. lon.
O. 40 experienced severe gale I'm. 10 W carried
away the fore yard split sails and received other damage
Baak Asa tsG mn oI My 30 mica .ff ~ Ee6@oa 5a
spoke ship Monterey. Croweh. for Newly Aug 10
81 John N r Aug 10 lat q a. Ion. IL OF. spoke Br
bng Xenophon for London. Aug g. lat 40 a. lon 81.
experienced severe hurricane I'm The North Wnch ia.'
cd u hours during which time was driven ~ mile 10
southwark fortunately met with no loss. sept l, LAT,
80 a. Ion II 49, spoke bark Lawrence for salem
mel mdse ana i5S passengers. to l. W. Bruchard
Brig Rowland WATTS, % ds I'm. st Jago de CUBA hides
Bnr Folns Cof Sleubenl Moore. I'm Mayaguez, p x,
Aur a. sugar ~ Smith Boyuton Sailed IN company
Will brIe Frances Jane, for Baltimore
Bue Huntspor (Rr Holmes. 10 Is. I'm. 81 Crolt, >u-
gar, sc to G. h DetorcSt \ Co
Bue Fcre Togo. (BraL) Coelho, I'm Maranham Aug. 4,
and Barbados Aug 10. hides &c to H. K Corning CO.
Len no Am vessels al MaTanham.
SChr Brilliant, fUSs, dS I'm. Addison. lumber and
p.ckets, TO SmQson. Mathew Co.
Schr Melville FLh, ds I'm. Lutec lath and FISH, TO
Brett, NOse Co
Schr wesipor, Reed DIS I'm. Lubec, lath and fish, TO
Brett, Nose \ Co
Schr Fudora Wheeler, dis I'm. Machils, spars
Schr Eleanor joy. Joy, II DIS I'm. Ellsworth. sparS
SclI Amadho. Mathew. 3 dis I'm. Ellsworth, ilchets,
TO simpson, Mayhew Co
Schr Graudee Siman. ds fm Ellsworth, lumber, to
Simpson. MayheW y Go
Schr Ruth Thomas, ds I'm. Frank font humber, 3D. to
Newark.
Schr Braranza Mclni re- 80 Us hn. Calais, lumber to
master
Schr Sarah Elizabeth pprpont 5ds. TN Baltimore, coal
SChr. DAME Hale. Edwards, DIS I'm Virginia wood
Schr. n. Hopkins Post Virginia. potatoes
Schr Richard Cohdsi, Br y Chisholm, DIS. I'M WIND
sor :. plaster. toJ $. Whitney Co.
Schf New Work. Goodrich. 3 DIS I'm Boston, mdSe' 70
DAYTON Spraeue
Schr Odd Fellow, Iowes, dS I'm Boston, hsh, TO
master
Sloop Pointer Fowler, Providence
SAn ED->inps Manhattan. peabodc Liverpool Prlnco
Albert. Mycr. London 81 Dennis, Folansbee, Hayre ,
and Others
WIND-At Sunrise. 5. f, at Meridian, do "a; Sunset,
y. W, and sQually with rain
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MEXICAN Boundary COMMISSION.

MEXICAN BOUNDARY COMMISSION. Let
tiers as late the Goth july have been received from
Fl raso from members o. the boundary tomn.s-
sion No event OF importance had occurred and
the Commission had been prosecuting lis duty quiet
" and diligently. Col. Graham had arrived Al III
Peso, and was 20 proceed thence, on the 2lsi July
To the post OF sta. Rita &c Cobra, or Old Copper
Mines, about $50 miles west ~ the Rio Graude
towards the River CHA, where Col. Craig. command
ne the military escort, had established a Post or
Depot Some fifteen or sixteen OF the persons VINO
went out from tins and other Atlantic cities, With The
Commas on as istants laborerS, &c, hadrcsgned
and were On their return home, Nat Intel.
Tue GARDINER FRAUD. The Washing
ton correspondent OF Tac Courier SAYS Mr.. George
Slocum 1uT former Consul AT RIO, has gone with the
American Minister to sicXico, charged. As le .rn,
with the investigation of the Gardiner and all otner
awards made ~ The late Board of Commissioners,
that II fraud has b, on prauce1 upon the Board, II
Viii soon be made manifest
GIN. Wooh.-On Saturday last Gen.
Wool visited and reviewed Camp Randall. In the
afternoon the Rcgmer' escorted HIM and The Gene
raj STAFF INTO the ci,v Of Buffalo where he was al
dressed by Mayor ellsworth, and made an apqro-
Iiiaie reply.
DESTRUCTIVE FRE.-Thc Rough aud
Ready flour mill AT MuScatine, Iowa. belonging 10
MI j. Bennett. Was DESTROYED ny nre on the go uli.
Loss $45.OCV. insured N 81 Louis 10 The amount o;
OF $4,000. The ere caught from the boilers.
q Eighty persons were committed to
rss0n IA jersey Clty duuDg The month al Auga>l-
seventy Of these Wtc ram cases Ia Augls last
year there were only nineteen oommluslS.
10 Sixteen persons, comprising four re-
spectacle cosoIed families, are expected 10 leave
hartford, Ct, for Liberia, next weeN.
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4 HUSBAND SHOOTING AT HIS WIFE
Las, evening great excitement was created IN BANK
st by an attempt Of Daniel McCennand to shoot ms
wife
IL appears that, beng an incorporate man, nc
had illireated his wife, and some SIX weeks since
was convicted Of an assault and battery upon her
fined and imprisoned. He paid the hne ana was as
charged. but finding another process against him on
accoun, of threats TO xiii ms wife he left the city
Day before Yesterday lie returned and was arrested
On this process and at the intefcession oi ms VIE
was suffered TO go at liberty he promising not TO 60
near modest her.
In the evening he entered the mouse armed with Il
double barTelCd pistol, one barrel OF which ne dis-
charged AZ ms wife the bail cutting though her dress
and slightly wOundmg her hip.
Mir Whlticmore and others rushed IN and secured
him. and Gallagher, who was lmne dla!ey upon the
spot fired the other barrel OF the pistol, which con
tanned TWO bullets.
Justice Barr committed McClcnnand for eXanina-
ton under IS 0o0bonds, very proper amount, where
the attempt 10 Kill was so cool and deliberate
fCleyeland Herald, FRIDAY
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DEGTLAR \ ENVY OR n + \ l. l.
H TRADE SALE


The STATIONERY SALE commences N WEDNESDAY,
sept ,. and Will Doe continued 0n TIT RSDAf and FIJI
DAY following THIS porion Of the sale Is unusually at
racfve embracing extensive assortment " Fancy
and staple Goods imported and domestic, Sc Sc Sept-
ra'e catalogues o the Stationery sale may lie had 81 the
sal
The BOOK S,LEwill commence ON SATURDAY morning,
Sent g. with Ne>>rs Appleton, Wv1cc, and Dee followed
10y Mr. Pvnams
SECOND WEEP.
MONDAY, Sept. So continuation of the Book sale, en-
hracng variety Of stock, consisting o the
publications of Me>sTs. Barnes n Co, Newman GO ,
Cfnsy \ MaIAley, Lsppmcot, Gnunho y o., Maaioc y
Francis. Sc. Sc
TUESDAY. sept 9-Commeucius wi'h the great invoice
Of Messrs Harper Brothers. and Followed by Messrs.
Hart and Bard's
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. lO-Embracmg the large coa-
SIcnenis Of heSsrs Thomas. Cow perthwat Co, Ban-
chard Lea, Philips, sampson y Co. r IL Butler 60.
*
THURSD W Sept 1.-THE Invoices Of Niessrs Cfocset
s eyster Wilkins, Carter Co. the large consig nnent
of Law Books from Me,Srs Lutte Brown. C. c Msf-
nam Voorhle> Sc sc.
FRIDAY Seat l2-The publications If MesSrs Lindsay
L plakison. Ticknor Co. Scrbner, Gould Lincoin
sc &c. Nlll ne offered
SATI RDAY. Scot l3--Tho day, sale embraces the m
voices OF Alessrs. Andrews Son. Mussey Co. bdJ'f'
Wiley, Sc. So.
The sales VIII he continued during MONDAY, Iu'sdi,l
Nednesday Thursday and Friday Of rms week. and WI
be found 10 embrace many large and attractive INVOICES
from the Various publishers OF the co1nir-the wh'ie
forming the largest aud choicest catalogue ever offered
Trad, sale.
Catalogues MAY be hal a. toe Sales Room. 49,,
aul8 # BANGS. BROTHER co.
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PHILADELPHIA. sept. --i1fue1-Br-s PatEok Hen
y. loranc, ; M,rus, susan Ludwig. H-Ntia-s. Nes-
NNk ". Drew buunmg. Warelam. Captain rom,
Smal,es, Boston Adua, Greech, Salem B'sl n.
IsVAhst. N,w-NorA y Holmes. 1roffrey. R1Khlry
C.rs>a Griin wsTWich: Glass slower Leeds Middle
Tow Nort,rev, Curtis. areAam
tGIt1-B afA NaTslna. Br Ianled ng>fnn Jam .
,tss Pauilna, rakeS. Boston Wurfen Brown Narlalr.
loit' ta-foSni4. Htohoern, Boston Deu4~4st,
safN bN>t. a. "a tam Tom. Suailry. d. Aina. lie ell.
Sasu schtS Emily Weaver. SrocS CharisstUH. y
hv.hes O,direy koNeaEy BoS- Loe AAar;. NeA0l--
k-l' NiaN,l tr2eS stOn C.arSs q TN 30 g. a.,
hl'wer ieecs Nsntgrkei Edith. Crosel Boston steam
eis hiack DIAMOND, Stevens IN, y YORK Planet W.sat
do ferotScot CLARK DO
NEWPORT, Avg 2-Arr. schr. y HasSlrd Bussirk
Ph,adelnlls slsof hcgeT W .lsrs. Rhodes Prlye ace
ior NtN-l urs SIS. sclfs Ann T. blAer Sr,-h u -h-l
fr Fhladeq.ia lnYoice. Glover Ne, Bedford f3r o
SSha Houu-. do tor 0o. Il Hsloc1. Ashley. ID -
ton ior NeW-lofS Martha Jane Darlng Prov leo. flr
90 H. Curtis. BsslsW do for Bedford l. " ne
Corsoa. iai Phiadelqh sllDis Bleas Dgrre Has,fon
ior Bedford IL Ca>tod. CarE y NOrN for Prov VI ~
lior DAVIS Fall RIVER II Hartford.
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MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NEW-YoEK-.--. D.


Ships-St Lawrence, Haskell San Francisco, Grnnell
Mmturn & Co. Reliance. shines. Glasg y, Dunhaih y
Dmon. -
Barks-Sophia, (Brem Beundesson. hamours j..
Bechtel Delaware Burr Salem, A Kemp.
Brigs-Matmc, Thorndike Curacao, W Ifunoy :
New world. Cocond. Neuvitas, ] ". Eiwell Nncennes,
Dckey Wilmington. Del. James Hand. II Curtis, StTont'
GOnavoS. Thompson * Hunter
Schrs -Onanna Dodge, Richmond. c. II Person As.
Eldridgc. Lowden, Philadelphia, j. ". Mckee /. +
Johnson Gum. Jacmel. Gorham, Bassett Co COnph-
ance Sears Portland. s Lewis Carotta. tDanJ q
nesse Porto PLATTE. A 9 Rosslre Go. q l. LoVcl,
Boston L. W. Hernck Ovaca, Hopkins, richmond.
Van Brunt Saglt Providence. Mahon, Lond 1nierry'
J. :. Whitney 4 Co Almeda Weldon. Pmiadelpha y
Helme Fiwood Charleston. n l. McCready Co
Steamers-Nennebec, seymour, Philadepha VI san
ford Nebraska. Cohansey. Baltimore, n Thompson.
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Disasters. sc.

EFFECTS oy TIE LArg GtIE A PRovlnENcE.-On
Monday. the 18th Uit the scars hArre' ~ >tnaasol,
smith master. Suusriar Comfy. NJ NsN.0- and sltsnS
Fame AID Agent OF New Dogt. Alld soy belong - -
say bro0A Conn wclc anchored "a tac eat SIDE of BN
Island with wind strong from / Ahod. clock the
w,rd shifted - y " and blew So--n; sale NAcn
the gale commenced they al -. Unte. probably Il1
the purpose standing ult o. sea ne ttafl-t va CAP
sized and went ashore The island. i So Al.sr ,l'
strucA her uasrS C.ae cat Sc Frl- H -r.ts % aye.
and tu-al less Crow al1 passengers saved ia t.rr
bVa. TIE Sarr-,Hr a-r0t ha- d. ..-.> tc- F-s
ashore on N Island, .ni .a -itsel nl'ss tr- a .,
Toe >oop Fame AID the >nnl 1.l ..E r1 ..r.'A
20 SEA. The liHtr returned az allcs ..T f.-
loss CT aad ;hs latter :As DAY without .1lsc
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BouNly LAND CASES. There were S,1J2
bounty land eases reported upon IN the Third Audl
tors Office during the month Of August
The Pension Office has issued IN all since January
last about 40,CO0 land warrants, under the Act OF
Scot, 1850.
We understand that numerous claims for arrear-
ages of pay IN the war OF 1912 have arisen since the
passage Of the Bounty Land Act and, although not
one IN fifty is allowable, stu the LABOR OF inyesiga-
lion is necessarily very heavy. ma Intel
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Cid at New Bedford 3Oth Aug. bark Newton, sherman,
North Pacific Ocean
Ga at do 1T ms. ships Thomas Nye, new, i6l 3-9j
inns Amy. for North Pac dc Ocean, Draper Coihn Co
Good Return. Wing. do. sid ship Dartmouth. Manches
ter. North Pacific Ocean, bark Newton, Shermin. do
Al Hong Kong June u. Octavia, Pell, New Bedford
Al SYDNEY : W April 26, Alexander, Long. New Bed
ford Geo Chaplain Swan, Newport rchttins, TuscIro-
rohttInc.
New Bedford. first whale alongside
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.
PHILADELPHIA
The Philadelphia and Liverpool Line oil o'e"
ers-Market-Stocks, &c.
Correspondence Of The y 1 IfDohe' ,o.,
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, sept :, i7'i'

ers-MarkeH-Sfocks,N C'
Correspondence Of The Tribune .,
PHILADELPHIA, Tuesday, sept :, 1911
The Spring Garden and REM DlStrlcI
au,hortes have taken the inItiat0ry steps IN '4'o
of the establishing, for the use OF me clhLea> u
those dls;rlcts splendid Park. Ihey deserve ere
u" tn U' nov Steamship City Of Pitsburg" the hri
vessel of the Philadelphia and Liverpool Inc OF
steamers will succeed the City OF Glasgow, ana
will sail from this port for Liverpool on the 2'lh %
this month she may be expected, IN the course q
week or two, from your city, where the hhlshiiis
touches are beng put upon her. she VIII Oe cO.h
manded By Capt. w I: StotesDu'y an exp ~
md nonu(ar Philadelphia captain, who has 0eeh
sunernieDdlng the building Of the steamer III Ne"-
York. The three steamers, CITY OF G!asso"'
"Cry OF Manchester, and CITY OF rH. 49, :,
vii. thus all be in service IN feD weeks amor ing
us a regular semmonthly steam commlnic a'loh
with Liverpool. ,,sth, and
The subscription books of the Philadelphia ana
Orleans steam pdC kct line have OeeH OprA'u
an mis- cifv philadeiphia business seem TO nave
taken an impetus IN point OF energy. axe car, =,
she will become most formidable commeIcldi !i'd'
10 you.
Much excitement existed in the city to-day upon
the reception Of some New-Oreahs Cuoi1 VIZ
graphic news, which was al iirst interpreter
XIV for Iopez but afterWard Just the reverse very
Ittle now serves to collect 4 crowd, "heh Cuodh
news Is on the taps ,,e g.. On. s. l,o,
The weather to- day has been unfayoraoe Tor
hus,n.ss and there is but little dong BARK Is duu A
small sale Of No at s2j tun CoTToS IS neid I1iyy
nc tbere Il, more inquiry The FLOUR market exceed
ngly dull and inactive Holders ask 50 10 DOL ir soun
ola stock and fresh ground but there no eHpst deiahu
and no have been reported SiaI saes ioI e sup
nav Of the CITY dealers and bakers al 50 11dS4 to common
and select brands "a Pass 20 orextra, ana FANCY los
.t hgher rates In RYE FLOUR and CORS MEAL there
nothr dong The receipts Of WHEAT continue small ana
pnces are fully maintained Sales Of good ana prme new
and old Red a, 82a83c. aud White at a@5oc bush I'VE
is worth 6Oa62c CORS edn lily seal aud has fur-
ther advanced cent bushei Sales Of 800 bushels South
ern and Pennsyva Yellow, pan a. 65c aioa' ana pt
al Drlce 10 he fixed OATS IN demand, and taken on
arrival al 3ia35c y behel WHISKY scarce and held al
22c a Dbl sales OF hhds. al 2itc. d,
S.IEs or STocKs-Frst Boqrl s. coo 81 LOUIS 6s 81,
$50 Iehigh 6s 49, 1900 City 6s l02i $1,000 Pittsburs
e. coupon :93 $1,000 6s 81. 10; $4,000 Nav s. INT
on 81 s3COOdo 81; - 800 Lehlgh iut 81 100 nlon
NJ lis do II; II mon, Tenn. ~, "a Penna X, ~
5NayIgafion ii AN A. Bank, 1861. $50 Reading % %
A lns, bj, IA 300 Reading bj, % 2oD DO, u lVD
ClraTd l2t ..o.,-.. nm
SC0nd Goard-20 Mech Bk.. %. 81 600 CITY X 6s;
49, 1921 GBk of Penna 10 35 Penn R.R. u 30 Grard
Bk i2i 81 coo Sch Nav Is, Co. int on. 81 100 Morris
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MARI iED.

On SUNDAY, AUG 81. ~ Rev Mr. IcSsop Sir CHAS
II lAWRnNCE, W Warrington, FLORIDA, 10 Miss JANE
WALLACE, Il tins CITY
On Tuesday, Segt ,, IN the Ph mouth Church BroAl,n
~ Rev hehrN Ward BeeCher. Mr.. ri SELL. BATES
of Bost n. 10 MAkGAREr NOlLOCk daughter "A! Lat
rerR Shaw, ESQ
On TUESDAY sept . N WILLIAMSBURG hv Rev W p
CcihrS Mr. HENRY " nE PkW TIER Il Peeksk,l
n y 70 Miss CAROll\E AlrkEN. eldest daughter oi
VIM II Butler kS9., ~ Williamsburg, l.
IL NJ LOUIS and AhsuA papers please copy.
ON Suuoav evening. Aug 81, ef Rev. Nj W,s'i #
the Sand-si VI Church. BROOKLYN. Mr. EBE\ l.
MAPS, If MIdd tlo~n OIanse Co. 10 Mss CHAR
IOllE 4 BAlLN. oi this Clty.
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NAvAL-The t. :. brig Perry, Lieut..
Com. A. H. Foote, from Port Praya bound to Maiel-
IA was spoken on the 22i July IN lat 30, long 81 all
well leter-hag from her Mas brought 10 New
Orleans bv the ship Warbler.
The L :. ship Marion, Commander Glendy, arrived
At Shanghai on the 18th NAV, and sailed again on
the 10Th for Annoy and Hong Kong.
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None OF LAM ToRroIsEs.-THc

MOEE OF IAND I ORTOlSES. -IHt DUF-
EpefoH n j Gazette states that Shert time since,
William Rogers, Esq, found on his farm near the
village of CrosSNcks two Land Tortoises with the
following inscription cut on then she'll q. Il. lsO9,
and F.. r. 1910, thus making 1t al and AZ years
since so cut How much older they are deponent
saith not.
The cellar Of Mr. r. being much infested with
snails. he placed these tortoscs therein, and IN
few DAYS all those vermln Disappeared
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MINIATURE ALnASAc----THIS DAY.
grS-Rlsss5 20 Sets-.--.6 % MoOS-Sets -----l ia
HIGH wATER----Sept g.
Sandy Hook Pa Gov Island - la Hell Gate Ola
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Receinfs Of Produce

Bv ne North R,rer 3oofs-T nssdIg-lfi8 IBIS. p ar
do Astes 70 DO. WHISKY. 70 p.ss. Butter. ly' g
Cheese go bushels Com 7,9i5d DO. HAelt
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5a!cs In Aur.l0n.

H. L. WILLARD. Auctlo0eer.
s.'TRNITURE.-R!ch Household tufnI-
tire aad Bronze ware a 4 lctiol II Nll,LAhD
vIIl Be-. THIS looming a. l0s oc.osst a. } Hno2-f
.ts % u Jof Broadway. f,h ahogauF t-tetrs f>'
1rf French Bltseacs MAHOGANY sarlrDo-s, mao ziAs
FRENCH dress bureaus 1arl0r cast - aud rockers
W erameitc chamber furniture. fose "'N F.-'-'
stools. back walr u. desks. &c.
ssn rcn assorfreL- ~ broaZe flrilinfe A-so' %
curl-d halr ra'frasse. See catalogues II sa4es fo
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10 BE SOLD.-Thc ccIeOrltol coII1c-
CHURCH AND CHURCH FURNl-
Z c NEN0. AnctI0nCer
1 ARGE and PEREMP TORY SALE


IL OF ELEGANT FURNITURE. u The best quality.
THIS ~ and TOMORROW SCI . AMI 8. d loocl,c
each day. az the LARGE NAIL "a The CHINESE VI
SCUM BUILDING Ne $50 Broadway, between s'rlo,
ana Prnce-sts
close c0-DartnerShln estate very large assessment of
richly carved rosewood lud man Any Furniture. ~ tAr
very best quality all of winch been made ~ one % or
oil ahsed rms the partner beng about O. re-
tire business. offer their Wn1c socN ur sale u close
the coparinetshg property aHd presents opqor' %
housekeepers 20 supply the elves with 6gst class
goods a. low AUCTION prt,CS
PARLOR FURNIrU RE.
Elegant carved rosewood Parlr Furniture, en- SiiC CO.
vered N French hrocateo velvet plush &c Of
the yerv richest designs and styles ladies' rosewood cl
wood center tables with Egyptian. black and gold ami
white Italian marble tons carved mahogany SOf'> tee-l-
teeS and sptng paripr chars paper mao ne.
pearl nlld center and Nor>al'eS, otunanS. cNucAs.
marble ton pier fancy ceaer SIDE. card and work tables
DINING ROOM AND LIBRARY FURNITURE.
fVtsns on and other dnn-.tahIcS. mahogany chars.
HfchoardS rosewood. valiant aud mahogany hortry amt
socrctary book cases. lounges odIe chars. dng room
chars.
CHAMBER FURNITURE
Elegantly carved rosewood aud mahogany fhetStrads.
dressing bureaus With marhe-fop and French plate glass
marble enclosed wristbands and commoeS tCh painted
and euaueed chamber furniture sets tosew o anu MAJ
hoGang wartrobeS coucheS. ulSh-sea coagechars Na-
nut Cottdg, furniture rosewood and other dressing tables
plain mahogany and walnut chamber furniture sofas ma
h1gany French and >nrug>ea chars arm and ro KIM
chars dVans. sewing chars also, hrpnzed iron ana ma
hogany hat stands hall chairs tables &c the whole com
pT>Ig very large and Splcndd assortment All ~ NnCh
swell worthy of the attention 0f purchases.
Catalogues VIII ne ready, and the goods NAV he examined
the day before the sale.
Purchasers wishing to take Their goods Of the CITY
charge s3u.
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Nav 2l lat % len 81 f. bark Hero, BlcSman, I'm
Calcutta Tor London. -, 81 e
MAJ ~ lat q : lon o. F, shIp Wasnlngt IN, Oole' In
Caicuiia VIA MauuiIus. for New York
MAY g. lat 81 80 S Ion q II f, Dutch ons boreas' I'm
Singapore FOX Boston. ,
MAJ o. lat 81 q S Ion. 2 % E. vas seen an Am mp
with loss If main topmast and mann FId-shoWtd nag
blue white and blue horizontally. -,,..
June lat 81 S. Ion. u T., Am snip - hIdy 90
nothing further. ~, - A..
July 49, lat 10 30 n lon % % W. Schr May C. Allen.
Forsvthc. I'm New York June 27l fr Acapulco
Iuiy 49, LAT 81 p n. Ion ~ 81 W. was seen an I'm.
brrr steering ; showing white flag with red cross
and blsck diamond IN lore,op gallant SAL
Jolly D. lat l8 ~ : Ion 80 - W was passed hifs
steering 5 f showing q blue white aud blue signal,
forobaniy The Argentine, Of Salem I'm Baltimore Capes
June g. for MontevIdeo)
Aug 3. at 80 \. Ion 81 W. ship 81 Leon, Lufan, I'm
Akyah March 81 for Antwerp. -
Aug .. lat; 50 10. Ion Is q, ship Caroline {. Dow,
Blanchard I'm. Havana Tor CTonstddt
Aue q. lat 80 20. lon. y. ship Monmouth. I'M New
York for New Orleans
Aug II. off Cape Hatteras, brig Mary. Lindsay, IN
New York for Jacksonville.
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tiloncr tuanteo ano TO foan.

VgONFY 10 LOAN.-SlO,000 20 Loan
We On Bond and 1Iort-aze. sums 10 SUIT applicants
ar l loaned STOCKS and otle god .eeuriies On
r,ll AIN III AARON SUTTON,
- fv. N z. PeaIl-sr ~ stars.
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= CoLToN. Aac.loneer

FURNITURE. &c. large sale OF Din
4 invSsI.. ami r. I'd, u.-iou-e Furlit re TO NOR
aCW. THURSDAY SET g. 90 10. 9'c.acS. = y ~
: asian zt.st IA -e furniture anl AIi4ie' !. ~ '.'r
~ 1tl-es steam a..4ratus &C Sf 49, nc a -
Z - ~ . rooms More full pAItc---I Oh lAlfsl.'
.-.e .lr.l-, LIZ. = ..
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b M0oSET- Alftlonr~f,
BOOTS and SHOES-JOO Cases.-An
a>sr- ner- II So,s Shoes and Rlborrs adapted 70
H. .4a..r IN TUESDAY AZ 90 oclrcs, NJ. 81, Sore
n ~ P.arl-.t A. prime asSrrrment ur private sale
3. .e,t rates, AZ ~ - pear-st conner Pl.st. Nes-
YuIs. @-S IN