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Police InteIlirence.

The Recent Shooting .Qray in James reet-We published
yesterday account of shooting ARRAY which took place
in james street, Thursday evening" between two Ger
sailors named Fred Straus and Benjamin Waltiere
in which the latter shot in three places by Straus
with revolver, Officer Reader OF the Fourth ward po
Ice took Sraus into custody and yesterday the prisoner
committed, by Justice Bogart, to the Tombs, to
await the result of the injuries inflicted Walaere.
Since the occurrence of the ARRAY have ascertaned
further particulars. 1t that Strius and Waere
had been shipmates, and were boarding together at
Mrs. Mahaffys No. 90 James street After dinner
Thursday. they sitting in the amongst other
shipmaie when some words between them. and
Waltierc said that Straus a coward. In reply to
this Straus said that he knew him (Waltiere to b. a
id coward. waltiere then jumped up and seized
hold Of Sraus by the hair knocked him down the
floor and beat and kicked him about the head in very
manner cutting his face, ba skiing his eyes, aud
other wise iDjurpg him badly. The friends of both
parties parted them and waltere threatened that
fore IL o'clock that night be would knock StIaus' id
head off. Smartipg und r the injuries received and
fearing further attack from Waltere Straus
for the purpose OF dtseodiDg his person, which
be loaded and hen returned back to his boarding house
On entering the premises the andlady said TO him that
Waticrs had sworn vengeance against him, and he had
better keep out Of his way Sraus then about eav
pp the house. and went on the stoop when Waere
iom across the street and with threatening language
Ius he'd towards Straus evidently with a full deer
mibaon Of making another violent attack when straui
drew the revolver. and told him to stand of or he
would FIRE at him. lie did not stand back but still
crowded AZ Srau and Straus discharged three of the
barrels in quick succession the slugs taking effect
the pcron Of Waltiere. One Of the barrels loaded
with slugs these two passed through the right arm
csusng also slight esh wound the side. The other
two charges of triiling amount One caused flesh
wound the underneath part Of his chin the other
Eht wound on the left arm So near was Waltiere TO
SIaus that the powder from the pistol burnt his wal
t.ss) face Luckily, however. the present inter
POGO seized hold OF the combitants and secured them
until the arrival Of the police The injured is
in the City Hospital and to last evening the house
geon pronounced him doing we'll as the wounds
fatal, and in all probability he viii recover.
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Another Oteamboas Uaoes
TO THE EDITOR or THE HERALD.

NEw Yonx, Friday. August Is, 1859.
To day most interesting race came o.. .betwssn
the Francis skddy and the Ada both orsok boats On
the North river.
The time Of the starting Of each boat from New York
"a sxed at 7 O'Clock A. III. The Skiddy being little
nearer Albany than the Aida in consequence Of being
v pers above her the Aida fairly entitled to
cipate the time little starting from her dock three
minutes before o'clock by her clock In the engine
room and about five minutes by the watches Of several
We went along very quietly at the rate Of about a
mile in the Aida having the start of her antagonist
which she kept for twenty i've or thirty miles II was
fast FAST that she passed her with apparent and
kept the lead, making landing at West Point, which
the Aida declined The detention Of the Skiddy at the
Point enabled her antagonist to get somewhat in ad-
vance. the next landing being Nesburg. The matter
now became highly interesting and would think have
en.ey satisfied the most fasdious amateur OF steam
boat racing. The struggle between the Point and New
burg fine. The Aida was in advance but the Skiddy
kept gradually gaining her aud for want Of further
distance to run finally very near Newburg dock got
alongside Of the Aida trhing collision only taking
place by reason Of both boats coming in contact.
All this very well, but on a nearer approach TO
the dock landing at Newburg the Sddy crowded the
Aida. which inside close and both boats having
some speed on them which y would not 90 70 slack zoo
fifteen twenty feet of the guard timbers and
knocking in part Of her wheel guard What other ia.
mage done. did not particularly examine BY m ex-
pert and directing the passengers to move
to the opposite side Of the Aida her guards per-
vented from gettiog under the Skddy when the
boats aongside of each other The Aida rolled her
wheels out Of the water but she being stsunch boat,
there not the least danger of although some
of the ladies board expressed their apprehensicns
about this in the usual way that frightened are
very apt to do The Aida however reached the landing
first What added greatly to the interest Of the affair
the loud cheers of twosor three hundred per-
the dock nj Newburg probably the favorites OF
the Aida As the engine received no damage. she soon
came off again with flying coors The whole affair was
conducted in the most gen lemauly Not word
remonstIance used by person board, to my
knowledge. We reached Newburp at twelve minutes be
fore ten O'Clock running sixty miles with stop in
lay two hours and fifty minutes Having business at New
ONE OF THE PASSENGERS OF THE Aida
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.l &c ks T s:::;; Az: sss 4.
Dsss Aug -: ss:, ss.s
FRANKLIN. Auss-I. port aris wssAi.ss.a. for NY.rk.
FALL RIVER. Aus ii-Arr sohz vrslaia. wrshsi.sso..
II the bay li.s. sohr R.slias fson PAnadelpAis for
8VULDsBORO. Aug 4-Ar brig Kess..h. Allen. xsoAias
GLoUcEsTER Aug LIAR brig H,liaaasr, Pouslaud.
Cads june Incorrectly reported sid from caas for
Z XRTFoRD, Aug ll-Arr steamer saahsm. Thrasher N
York. soop Emily Pratt do SID .chIs Mohawk. Clark.
HaRwlcH.. Aus s-zrr sosr p v Dion 6e... NYorr.
SID Oh sof!s sar.h nsDenAid glls, Philadelphia, ita
..MaCRiAs, Aus s-Ar :ohr New York Packet, NYort.
sls s %
York n ss@psos Road. bark Am ohi.Te tasnl Assd:.
RsSsrtson 10 days from v.Ip.s.:s $ DAY.
tunate tauspon appeared under the head Of Norsioh
,ish~AIf sohrs Henry Smith jenkins. New Bedford,
Citi,.a Poor Portland Orion MaLagsna az prcvidenoe
,nNEwAEK. Aug ia~Cid sohr En- Avant tBr,. Dunbar.
NEW HAVEN. Aug I2-Arr schr Alexander. Baldwin.
lam Ec,sich for NYork sohr Henry Gibson. Baker
PaIL4DsLPaIA ASs ls-Ar steamer Ko1nssos ci.st
Thomas Fesner Nicierson. aoston Ellen Barnes Dill Pro
M s. s ay crsv s. Gd dS
Samuel LenS1 Lepox Albany; Telegraph. Fish BrstoL
PROVIDENCE. Aus ll-Arr steamer Petrol Rogers
York sobrs Gen Marion howley Ashmead. Corson
Es.hgr Burr Tuttie Charity Bre PhaaeiO1,s nsr
Andrews wilietts. Philadephia for Pawtuoke LouisA
Hand Philadelpha for tucket Sid brig Enoeh
Weston Msl.y; Lysis Ann Voorhees,. and North Pa.
dout: America, Stu, ees and Intent Tooker, NYorS.
PORTLAND. Aug l0-Arr brig Susan Saue. Haven. Bo-
naire 10Th nit CID llih brig Hbernia Green. Havana
RIGH.oND. Aug ll-Arrschrs Merchant Couch. York
sckr Courier Rogers, Boston.
Arr At City Point chip Sabattis, Hale. from Havana
SAVANNAH, Aug 9-Sld bark Peter Demil, aoey, New
York.
SALEM Aug ll-Arr brig Drsco. Ropes Gambia, July H.
scbrs Pickering, ard veil AexandriA for Portsmouth
w = Buchanan Smith. Baltmo 70; II l. May Philadelphia
Economy Hampden for Nantucket. sid bark Chusan,
Africa; schr Atlantic. Nickerson NYork.
WILMINGTON, NC Aug 10 cid sohr f Powell, Watts,
NYnrk. i Roaset. Eurman do.
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TeIegraphlc Reports.

New ORLEANS August IS 1852
TIL markets here dull On Thur.dly bire,y 100
ale VI midd!ipg cotton sold at o1ac. The Africas
has had no effect the market
ALBANY, August Is 1852
Te amount If produce received during the last three
day a. folows:Flour 81 0oo bbls wheat abt. 500
bu Is: ~ 900 do; oats 900 bushels. Flour is in
steady demand Wheat-Salcs, 2 800 bushels mixed
0ho al SIC 16O0 Cayuga county 1o7c Corn is better
1000 bushels Western mixed sold at 63 &c Oats Az
i5c sales 10 coo bushels Feed il in good demand and
hiehr: sales 10000 bushels at for coarse and 10
2oc FOR fine shorts. and 10000 lbs fine middling. at 1l0c
per ext,-
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To MADAME MARIETTA ALBoNI-
Madame have just received communication from
Benjamin Holmes, Esq chairman of the Executive Com
mltee Of Montreal acknowledging the receipt Of your
liberal subscription of $500, forwai ded by me to him
the 27h utmo for the benefit of the poor sufferers by
the fire in that city take great pleasure in expressing
to the best thanks Of the Executive Committee and
OF their fellow citizens Of Montreal for your prompt
generous and timely donation With great respect your
obedient selYant WALTER II. JONES, Treasurer.
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United States District Court.

SOUTHERN DISTRICT YORK.
The Court makes the following order Augusta 1862:
Ordered-That a special term of the Circuit Court of
the United States for the Southern District of New York
be held at the City Hall, in the city Of New York
Tuesday, the l4th day Of September next at eleven
admiralty. common law arguments, and equity cases.
Notes Of issue must be filed before the Thursday
previous. j. w. NELSON. Clerk,
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m-rr leo.

On Thur .day August Is. by the Rev. Dr. Bond J. G.
SgKEAN TO ALICE r. eldest daughter of the late Capt
Ste, hen II Rowland Of New Bedford Mass.
New Bedford and Baltimore papers please copy.
Az Newport. X. l., on Thursday August II by the
Rev MIR. jackson. Capt. JoHN TAylos to Miss SAa,HJ.
Dat youngest daughter Of Capt Benjamin Dauniny
formerly OF This city.
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THE MARRIED. woxAN,s PRIVATE MEDICAL

TBE MARRIED woMANs PRIVATE MEDICAL
- Compsniop.- BY DIR. A Mauriceau, Professor a.
Deeases Of Womcn-Twentieth edition; IS pp 26e.
Price ST. Years Of suffering Of physical and ta Anguish
70 many anecsonate WIFE, and gecunisry didcultes
Of this work. II inter ded especially for the married o.
those contcm plating marriage dscloses important
secrets, which sbould be known them pArticulariy
Here also, every femalethe vife-ths other-the one
either budding into womanhood the the decins
ofyears In whom nature chanea
car ocovr the toms and the soisst
e when her ss sso mode In every complaint
sstrscs Of letter from gentleman in Dayton ohio)
MY DEAR sIRMy wife has been peroeptibly sinkinr sey
some three years In hsr great A.
gush and suffering mouths during
uh,menevery successive and deblit atiux
ana prcstrstins herr putting her life imminent danger,
psed this state OF things inevitable and resigned
ei TO meet he worst stth about two moBths1
hare POUR book highly spoken o. containing mat
ters reaching my On s receipt and erusa canneA
express to you the relief II Affords distressed mind ans
VIC JOY t pages impaired TO wife, on learning that the
opened prospect which LITTLE conceived poss-
be But for this .nother would have passed
my hoad In all human probability my wife would have boon
IN her grave. and chl6ren lott niothercss. l#.
~ s Of impractioahle ~ convey fully the
sercur tyeated Of they Of nature strictly
intended Tor the married III contem plating ssr-
riafe. For sale 22c Brparwsy No 2 Astur Hauss,
and the pubist ing One 20 bcrty etreot New Works
LttNeG Co Albany ovrh Tueher Mobile Aiahame, r
Feterenn o. Chsrnr street Philadelphia Oh the fs-
crt e 81 will sm ted ~ sill frcs of eO.s-
~ shy rsr+ ~ th pp61 Ststea iettsrg must 81
addressed, post paid te-bF a MAUgICEAU, A0x LIN.
New York city. Ofhoo. l29 Liberty street,
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Passengers arrived.

Ponce, PR-Bark Magnolia-Cspt Wood. Capt ID P
Clarke NJ Surall Grave II Prats, W Msngnal.
MsnRpall Storeda. K Peck Torres, Costen Mar
tinez. Deveux Miss Ell on Brown.
MAYAGUEz-Brg Alvano-J Langley.
New ORLEANs-Bark Miaptn0mi- Capt Thos w Reid,
lady and child Mrs Harslet child Master Harslot Ellen
Crosswell.
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Ion GhoPr The United Htates mail eteamshfn Her
mann Capt niggine for Brmen via Southampton and
ne Brish screw steamship Glasgow, Capt Craig, for
GlWgoY, WILL leave 10 DAY
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UHKFPUN.

s~ss>S>~>>~~>er>c>~r~~r<>>
TTMxD STATE. NAIL sflAmnP 0oKPAsY-
ony through q. Hail lAs Il CafoesiA saa 0rsGeS *
Aepnwan esa Panama ~ order Of ths PessaasSSe 0sS
raj The Unsea 6sess: MAJ ssss@sru. sish Ne sAA o.
iorsis - 9rssc. .sis ars ds.pesohea 9. We -
0rlssas the III and ID. WHEN shsss dssss osess q
loving Tho PAcds mall 4 rsadIaSss @
immedists sespasch 81 arrival Of the MALE . Panana
. ist Of the steamship belonging - this eonpany,-
0EOkGIA. 5000 tons CIR EHCENT CITY. $50 49,
OHIO; :....... $500 tous oHE9OKER LSe tons
ILIdNOlS. 2 500 PAlLADkLP HAL 10
EsFdkH CITY...1000 tons IL DORADO. ....l ~ seas
Lssyi.s New I:ri Tor AspD.: .. tho 5iA ;.i ssS q
The new ssssnsn,ps NJ Dorado and FALCON viii torn
the Tn and Z2d OF each month and forming with the Pse
steamships through line and from New 0riesas 81
ports In hexco California, and Oregon Pas from Mew
orssus can % occurred from armssroEs Hsrrts o.
THE RATES FROM Ew r0Rk
Tor Ladies saloon state Rooms 80
Lower an and Forward saloon Rooms. ...........
SSeoono CsoAn Staneeot-
arc landed ii the railroad as1ci
free Of expense The railroad being In and saro
running over hall the distance from A,pinws 70 Panama
the trAnnt Of the lsthmus usy DO psrtormed in iron
eighteen TO twentyiour h0ursthe whiah ylxi0
from $40 to $3 to DO borHe ~ The phseenssrs-
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
The public are informed that tue ArranSmsn4
Of this compsny inspected approved by ts
Navy department.. commanded BY essy cffoers and
ryinB the United States Mails W lesve Panama
Immediately arrvao the Atlantic ss, aad Ssn Fran
DISCO the LIST and 18th Of each Aad vii so1ok
1T Acspuico boat will BIZ k,ps Of each end 6
the route TO ACCIDENTS Tho following steam psaksta
belonging to the Faoiro Nail Ste amsp Company nov
on the Pacific OF which viii be always In port NJ
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Cleared.
Steamship glasgow tBrl Craig; Glasgow Mcsymon.
Steamship Hermann. geins, Bremen, Durham & Dmon
Steamship City Of Norfolk, Post Charleston, MAILER g.
Lord.
strip Trum bull Smith, Quebec Ralph Post.
Ship Arabelia, Pickering, Bic, Atkins q Co.
Stipulation, Share Savannah. Durham Dimon.
Bark Comet Burnham, San Francisco Brett vose Il Co.
Bark 9.rie Les Cadie (Brl Vgnesu, Quebec, master.
RArk Montauk. Brown, Gslve g,on. "a Brewer K Co,
Brig Gratfsdo tPortl, Csrvalho. Madeira, Lomeno
Il Co.
Brig Mcrancy. Hill Neuvitss Thos Owen e. Son
Brig Dandy Jim fBr). Yisneau Pietou, Ms master.
Bria Chian (Rr) Lockhart, Windsor, whitney A. 90
Brig oronoco, Lewis, PHILADELPHIA thompson Ifunter.
Schr Orion Urasa, Jackson vile, Thompson Hunter
sshr Alario, Crary. Wilmington NC Dorutr Pot,er.
sohr Hudson, Bavener Philsoephia, Frye.
Schr Cornelia, Young New Bedford, master.
Sloop Harvest French, Providence.
SIoop Midas. Carr Newport and Bristol,
sloop Rhode Island, Hull, Providence.
Arrived.
U 8 soop Of war Dena'ur. W Green, Commander, New
OTlfsus July "a with GO recruits.
ship America (pkt), Lswrenee Liverpool Juno II. wi
m dee and 40 PASSENGERS TO H. Klneslsnd'& Co.
ship Adrstio (of Bath snow Liverpool 63 days With
u dse and $50 passengers, toJ Ogden.
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Telegraphic Marine Reports.
BosroH, August Is.
No arrivals OF i'm portance to day.
Cleared-Barks Cuba. Malaga; RothsohiId. Atlantic
ocean, brig Lion, Pernambuoo Conyert
albany; klotts NYork.
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vT,HRoUGH TO SAN FRANCISCO, AT REDUoxD
rates-Ney York and San Franoisco Ste mship

7,HR0UGH TO SAN FRANCISCO AT REDUCED
ratesNew York and San Francisco Steamship Lime
The rev and splendid steamship UNITED SrATES lcoo
tons buIshen; Commapder will take her DEPARTURE
M oopre Stgg a. rsnsma with tho new double engine
Cole Commal der. which steamer awaits the arrival 81
passensers at Panama BY the UnitedStates frsm New
ork e5iately thereafter proceeds
cisco direct without st strmediase ports Thee
by any this experienced s attack
ed to each vessel Books And through tickets for
sale. Apply to DAVIS, BROOKS CO.
General Agents % Beaver street. or
JONES & JOHNSON.
104 West street, corper Of Liberty ssrest.
Passengers by the United States will dembark siouehde
she wharf at Aspn WALL and take Panama
opened nearly Gorgcna thus avoiding the risk attendant
to Gorgona.
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INITkD STATES NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
ooauecting with the Pacific Mail steam:hip Company
Only through United States Mail Limo for California and
0reson via Aspnw and Panama Tho splendid and
double engine u. s. steamship ILLINOIS, the fAstsse
y :. Nsyy Commander *i SAL on Friday Aasuss 70 81
North river The Pacific Mail Steamship Company asni
fcent stea PANAMA will be p readiness Panama 70
Francisco No efforts viii be spared On ths part e. The
comfort and safety Rates Of fare 70 spin ~as Ladder
sslo state sos lower att and forward saloeA do
$685. second cabin SA5 SIS Passengers
will be landed At the railroad wharf At A.pia ree
Tran sit Of the sthmus the
securing through BY the United Mail Steam
from New have preference of
to San Francisco the most favorable sEE For freight
ofthe Companes lit West street. Of Warren stes
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Woodcock, pr brace, rs. a 81
English snipe. -. 4s. s6..
FRUIT AND GARDEN vEGE.
TABLES.
New potatoes. pr insure, 1s.
Potatoes, pr bush.,. rs. a 9s
Peas ..... ........ 6s. ais
Beans. Is. Cd. a 6s
Cabbage, per 100, az
EQUALITY. 81 a IS
Cucumbers, pr l00.l0s alas
Squashes, per basket ;. 6s.
S'n tomatoes, pr bskt ..12i.
/" pr quart ;. Is.
Turnips pr doz. punches, IS
+" pr bushel. IS
S'n corn, pr 100 ears ps.al0s.
Apples good prmealSc MS,
: pine. pr doz 12s.a16s
Citron melons, per doz. 50
Pears per measure. .3s.
Blackberries, per qt. .1ac.
whortleberries .12iac
Peaches, pr.hf peck AZ. n 81
Cranberries. per quart. lSc.
Dates per Id. .l5c.
Lempns, per hundred. /. 81
Oranges, per doz. rs.
Plums, per quart. .25c.
Raisins, per Id. .12isc.
Parsley, per bunch ;. loo.
Leeks, per bunch. .10c.
Onions. per quart. &c.
Carlliflowers, pr.hd. 1Sc.a3s.
Articho!,es, each. .l0c.
Rhubarb. per bunch. . .10c.
Asparagus, per bunch. 16c.
Crosses. per quart. sc
Salad. pr hundred, 6s. a 81.
Spinach, per half peck. IS.
Pothcrbs, per bunch. 3s.
Radishes, per bunch. !. lie
Watermelons each, lie a25c.
arket table so rs to embrace
W fruits. SC which are ma.
:. The supply is abundant,
tn in the Washington and
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upon landing boats ct Chagros and river nAvgaoA
to Gorgcna.
UMPIRE CITY LINE.-TOR SAN FRANCISCO, VIA
II Aspinwan dreot and San yusn.The splendid double
wall direct Thureda 18th Of August from her dsek
pier North river This steamer has unsurpassed 40
''sh' OK Da'''es ROWAN aRSa9 SON. No. 81 sr..aw.y.
VANDERBILT LINE-FOR SAN rRANCIsC0.-THK
shortest and cheapest routcOnly line givns tickets
sn @ s
Friday August 20 San Juan del Horta direct ooaness
the Nicaragua transit having but seivc miles
rsnsporaton These stsmers are upsurpsssed n their
ana Ventilation fassanssss will nov g
waiting and e this season Of the mach healthy
and than by any other Far nfor
s1S re pss, tine st., rates. Apply any A sa
pAssAGE TO SAN FRANCISCO IN TaE sUPesroR
sg at pier 10 East river Frst cabin $780, sooond oab
s $780, and found Apply 20 SgTT9S Wal! street,
EOR AUSTRALIA PIONEER LINE or PACKETS
sailing monthly for Port Philip and Sydney Tho noble
Soines six months old with AL the odern i'm
and sr aranteed at all the writer's, will the
the third ship Of this line sail IOth
tisemeuts The accommodaons &c Of 70 ship. Re-
venue and Epamipondas already gsaran-
tee Of The ships TO follow It's only necessary to that
The snp Capitol will sa LIST October; Ard the besS.
tifu clipper shp Nightingale built exhibition ct the
john OGDEN ile Wall street.
The Ocesn Eagle has capacity for 800 but
view Of Giving abundance Of ship viii sail posi-
lively rs advertised.
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The ssssmship Coum sia viii ply between Ssa Fran
and in Oregon awaiting at the the
arrival oftho ais
ing without delay with the mAs and for ~
passage by the Unitea Ststes mail steamers frgn Nse
York of board Of thA
Pacific mail Rates Of fare from Panama oan
Francisco che most favorable regular line %
proBers will be kept Of freight
snd transient between Panama and Sss FraA
ssoo One above steamers villa keep che senAss
senger allowed $50 lbs personal baggage free exceed
Chagres 70oents foot aud om Panama San Fraa
CISCO at The rate 400 per tor For freight @ passage
panies LII West street, Of Warren. Now York
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NOR CHARLESTON. --sEMI-wEEKLY U, S. MAIL
Lipe-The new. fast going and magnificent Steemshi
UNION" Adams, COMMANDER Will leave Pier No A,
Rfrth River on Saturday August 18th, at o'clock T.
~ shy For freight apply on board whore all blu, o.
,"rsu odstions) at the countrgroom OF SPUFFORD.
I'll TsJON CO. No a. South street The greatest speed
and most luxurious fare being
brtd this stcomr renders this mode % convey
t4ttrable "a any othcr for those travelling South.
E0R NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RICHMOND
The United States Haii Steamship ROANOKE H. Par.
~ comma der, vii eaye pier % N H. sasndsy, Au
g. "a. at oook, r. NJ Bills Of lsding signed 0riy
boafd. For freight apply board LUD.
Lam PLFASANTS, No, 81 Front street, nesr Old Sip.
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MEDICAL.


CELEBRATED BALsAM-A PURELY vE1ETABLn
~ Composition for the certain and speedy Cuta-
neous Diseases Of tho Skin and Scrofua &c Plaster
only E. ~ I M ss "a
s1oLPP. New York. Principal depot, $50 Broadway.
DR LFRoY,s GALENIAN DIsPEssARY. AND
a.. vegetable Treatment No. 90 walker street. near
broadNay. once open from to y L. Nj.
DR. LARAoNT CAN BE CONSULTED AT NO. a
Rea5e street. corner of Broadway. from ga. NJ 70
r. M, and from to In the evening" sundays excepted
DnWM. WARD CAN DE CONSULTED WITH Ger
tam snsces AZ the old estsb.hed office Of hts brother.
msdn, tcrs b. ssss a aSs ~
DRwARD CO.. CONSULTING SURGEONS AID
y Phy sican cure mutisudes almost daily their
pensars and Offices Canal street. door
- Shsthsm aea William streess.-ofaOe hours from a.
n. 10y M NIB SEQ my Cards In .he New York ssa{
day Times DifpAtch and Atias.
DR coBBETT, NO. y DUANE STREET, MAY Bl
- consulted Mt his ola Office DR.. O. has had twenty
MG years prSc1s And member Of The New YoIk
there's false No 10 the other Chatham strse
DR; JOHNSON, NO. 10 DUANE STREET SO wnTx
nr,nps ,o VIC sss - years as the mos suecesssl
once practice Hours from A. M, to o M.
DR. WARD, AUTHOR OF TIE MEDICAL raIEgD-
~ continues Office practice with his uus yery rssS
the old estasrhcd place Canal street. on. aos
fsHs .2ss nsr' 'n
HoLLowAYs Pills THE MOST CERTAIN RsMEDr
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pa body ana legs SaTs swollen sr%as
and NO hopes sers enerainsd Of HIS
shen variety q medicine usually prsorssd Tor The
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s Of a. SomPain taking these odsy
and 81 10 each Wholesale Mr.. MoRsEs No. 81 Nader
new York. and at the propri'tors, No. IA Strand
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