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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
~ eco COO ID. OF the preseu. crop The Price Csrva


says: ~
"The coming crop VIII doubtless be the shortest, in
rrorortiA 10 the extent of ground cultivated, that has
oet ured since 1885, when the yield was estimated at
ut ioeshofds There has been g"lduai changing.
for some years past from the sugar n.ure TO that OF
cotton. for we find by Mr.. Champomors statements
that IN 1852 there were iSl sugar houses, u 40 the
number had been reduced To l2y9-showing decrease
in three years of lS2 We also know that there has
been a further material decrease this year but the
great falling of in the crop referabe tn the damage
r, the past Winter by which the raoons or stubbes
were ain ost entirely destroyed well a. much Of the
plant cane before or alter planting. Under these CIR
cumstanoes some planters plowed up their fields and
planted corn or cotton or both, and will have no cane
Others will perhaps make enough TO repant for another
crop While some having light SOIL or wedralned lands
and having been favored by seasOnabIe showers may
approach fair average. These will have an excess OF
cane beyond their requirements for planting, but
Whether they will sell from their excess TO those want
ing plants instead OF making sugar and to what ex-
tent, w have no means of estimating.
At all events the crop must be short one-douD'-
less the shortest since loi3-as the extreme estimate
named il l.j CO hogsheads, while some marx a. low
as Sc coo hoesheads on amount altogether insufficient
for the requirements of the West alone and calling for
an unusually large import of foreign Sugars In
accounting for tie decline in the production FOR past
years il is probable that it may be IN some degree
ipossiby a very important one attributable to the
Geteor alton Of the plant from the partial exhaustion OF
the peculiar qualities of the soil necessary 70 sus
teD6nCe."
The crop for three wears has been:
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SECOND BOARr


Reported for the N Y. TRIBUNE by j. r. II. b. FRY)
FI't Boaydi 900 EmIa RK LIST Mort n 1000 do I'd
Mort 623 5000 do LIST Mort 72s 5000 do b5wn, 72 8ao
City RR S. b5wn So 1000 do, s9s $50 Lehieh 6s 10 81
$3.50 do, 81 oC0 sung Canal 6s 3D. 65; Penn RR 49,;
iss Norii@ RR, 81 Reading kR ri 100 DO b. AZ
Island RR ISL 10 n. Penn. RR l43 IS sehryi NAY Pref
28t Bank ofPenn n0i City Bank a5 Gsrd Bank Hi
Consol. Bank, 254; 4 Bank Of N. America, 1851.
Beeen Boa,dsS 600 Pennsylvania r. R. ss, I'd Mort @i
Seoon5 boa d-3oO S. 461 do 20oo City
r. R. 6s b5wn Pennsylvania r. H., 49,; 81 Reading X
Jier Boayd-1ooo Ales Co S. steub So; 100 Reading R.
r., s5wp, Al 10 N. Penna X. H., AZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10

Cor1ox firm quiet Flour with greatly reduced stock
ers at 81 and 200 extra family 81 Isl holders firm 81
RYE Flour and CORN MEAL quiet az rs 80 and ~ 3, Tor
and GO bush White 60d g. the latter for prime
southern RYE scarce at 75c. Corn finn with sales ""
hnsh for good lots Southern Yellow and 6
tor White aca IN fair demand with sales 5vvo BUSH
Old Pena at 5OdS9c, and 1000 pure Western At 4oc Oko
cIKIss hrner but with few sales PROVISIONS duil "hskf
also dull al g. dsSc. for hhds and bbs
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cron for three wears has been:

OF Moasfes the result as follows;
The product of las. years crop of cane, estimating
co gallons To each eco 10 of sugar, was l12'i io
gallons against % 1850 gallons last year, or de-
crease of $50 $50 gallons and H. $50 gallons less
than Tie estimated product OF 1913. -,
This large falling off in tie supply, together with
the high cost of Sugar, has been productive oil higher
range Of prices than ever remember to have At
tanned in this market, and the gross return has
actually exceeded that of tie larger crop OF last year,
the average of the season being Sc gallon against
The arrivals az the Levec during the past season
have been les 81 bbIs against 49, 7lS bbls. last year
showing decrease OF u ,9O bbs, and the course oil
the market through the is indicated by the fol-
lowing table, which shows the highest and lowest
points in each month for lots Oh tie Levce in bbls.
The total receipts Of cotton at New Orleans amounted
IoS ~ bales
Previous oS osle'
Increase At New Orleans..... 1885 bales
With respect To the growing cotton crop, The Price
Current says:
I've remark from our information and observa-
tiOn that preparations were made Tor quite iui crop
and g,~acrally with fair prospects, though the back
waIdLets of TIE CROP as compared with that OF last
year. which has been asserted for months past, and
which is demonstrated by the great difference in re-
ceipts We conceive to be not all III ITS iavor as II
slotens the time tor gathering and the essential re-
qusite for securing ul yield long and favorable
picking season. Under no circumstances, however,
is the crop likely to exceed the requirements OF the
trade ard gives us pleasure TO observe that what
ever il may be it has fatering prospects for ready
sales at emuneratng prices. In calculations of crop
it should be borne in mind that probably in 10 former
year there so small n proportion OF the OLD crop
set in the interior whereas in the receipts of last year
il is estimated that there included about $4,000
10 10 Co bales OF the crop OF 1854 Thus the supply this
year will depend almost exclusively upon the years pro-
duction are gratifed 10 learn that the severe storm
OF the 18th August did not extend far into the INTERIOR
and that the damage to the crop is not likely to be as
serious at fret apprehended the principal effect
being delay in the picking operations and injury
to tie quality OF the small portion of the crop that
over.
1.-THE first bale of the crop came from the
soutLelnmost part of Texas, and received at the
unusually early period of 18th July but the first bale
from tie Mississippi Valley was not received until
Aug g. which was eleven days later than the first re-
cepts from the same section last year. and the total
cepts OF new clop up this date only loo bales
against % Isl bales last year, with every motive to
send forward early.
st may be proper to remark that the quality
of the cop received thus far does not compare favor
ably with the early receipts of last year, being in most
instances deficient in staple color and cieanness'
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Receipfs OF ProAuce.

By Mort, Rirer Ioas-S80 bbs Flour 49, $50 bush Wheat,
5000 do Corn IL Oats, sos do Barley 50 pkgs
Hams lo3 DO Whisky. ~
Rdiyoad-3s00 bbs Flour, 100 bags Wheat, $50
pkss. Whisky, 80 do. Ashes.
Harlem Railyoad sceekl3 34 MiIk 10i head
Cattle IS Cows 2f5 Calves Sheep 49l 10 Meat, 30
pkss Sundrcs 1872 bush GRAIN $40 do Potatoes 2a
Paper 81 bb- Pickles 22 do Hams Ill bales Waddins IA
tnps Marble II do. Timber.
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Nv TeleRHnnh.

CHARLESTON s. c. Sept. s-Tbe Z. y Mail stsasnshp
Nashville arrived NewYSrk at oclock this morning.
NEW-ORLEANS, Sept. e.-The ship ST. Lawrence, ffons
Nrw-York for New with tco bbs lime, TOOK IRE nd
was destroys ed Belize crew saved.
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COURT CALENDAR. THIS DAY.
SUPREME COURT CIRcUIT.-NOs. 81, to 800, both
inclusive. - - - 49,
CSC ST. $751; 1884, 9S5 936 987 $685. sac
$50 sss 1884, $685. 1900 1909 lol 1912 10S 1914 l06 1915
1910 1921 l022 1923 1925 1923 lo45 O49 1850 1854 1856
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10

bags u, S64
eOPPERNew seahins is rather hrner sales Of % case.
At 9I Sclc monihsthe inside In suits Yellow Metal
in moderate demand and prices remain steady Ingot Cop
per il firm; Old Sheahins steady at ZS02fc., cash
DYEWOODS-We notice sales of 100 tuns st. Domingo Fus
tic export Liverpool u price not made public
FLOUR AND MEAL - The demand for Western Canal
Flour is good hardly equal the supply and prices in
consequence od Is. lower The better grades
PLENTY and in good but AZ rather lower hzures ship
buying spayingy waiting later from Europe the
ses are bbls Se0$6 80 for common 10 good State
az asa e. for State Sc goa Sc 80 for supene Indiana
Ohio tG 75d for fair Ohio, 81 asa 80
for fair 10 very good Ohio, Sc 80 for St Louis
brands and Sass for extra Gepesee. Canadian Flour in
supply and firm SO od IS for extra brands
Southern Flour good request but the supply Of the low
ssdes IL in excess Of the demand and prices Of these
hnd Baltimore &C. and 81 IS favori,e fancy and
extra brands Rye Flour in fair demand and not plenty at
IS s5G IS Is Corn Meal quiet IS 1888 90 for Jersey
and 81 i24 for Brsndywlne.
GRAIN-A good degree Of hrmness In our w heat market
With fair demand export and for milling Prime White
firmly held much wanted the sales embrace 1000 bush
southern Red Ca 81 81 1900 bush do White at 81 ga
& Is for prime part 10 arrives 5o bush good
White Ohio AZ 81 e. bush do Red at 81 50; 1900 BUSH
R,d illinois Al ST. bush Red Indiana 81 d 81 ST.
and SO bush Red Kentucky 81 ST. Rye quite firm and
IN fair demand c for sales Of SO bush old at
s4c Oats are rather lower and in good supply sale Of State
AZ Western 46 f7c Corn Is better, and IN
sod demand the home trade and for exports the sales
a. ooo bush de7ic for Western Mixed o8170c for
southern Yellow esd7c for do White Barley dull and
are IN aemsnd and steady S20s2 ~ p bush Canadian
Pea. are quiet o5a I'll 49, in the market but
held above Of buyers Southern baekyed Peas are
still scarce and wanted
p The stock very small, being about 700 or 1908
N -x-,V IL The
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-09-10
ley Road which were sold at about " v CENT
Bankers were free drawers at " cent, ana so",
commercial bills sold n 9.d9l cent Con ine"'''

lev Road. which were sold at about 81 cent
Bankers were free drawers at 81 y cent, and gooo
Commercial bills sold n 9.a9l cent Con inen'"'
ills were steady.
In Frerlts to Liverpool the rates continue heavy
Tie following are the engagements to-day: 800 boxes
Cleese at 2as. 100 tuns Fustc at lJs, 6N,Wo busheh
Grain at 3d., Flour in small lots at - Cotton ~,
To Glasgow Grain at SD, Flour at 2s I'd u.s. 'd' ~
London, eco bushels Of Wheat at sgd.
The payments Of the sub-Treasury were larger th"n
the receipts to-day Total receipts, $275,s7l a. pay
ments. see. 35i a. Balance, si3,7jl, 400 "a.
Adrian II. Muller will hold hs weekly sale of stocks
and bends tomorrow, at l2l O'Clock, al the Merchants
Exchange.
The business Of the Clearing House was $2O,66ooo'
There was an error Of two millions in the 'iea'"s
House fcotings Of the deposit line of the Bank ""'e
myt Yesterday which makes serious difference III
the result The apparent amount OF deposits Is
$50 3is 4o4 instead of So 34s iOi as printed ana tne
loss Of actual deposits, as compared with the previous
week, is only about $3OcOO.
meeting Of the note-holders Of the Valley BANK oi
Maryland ard others in favor Of circulating meuu''
is to be held at the Broadway Tabernacle, on Thurs
day evening at 4 O'clock for the purpose OF inter.
changing views ms to the best means to he employer
TO effect II redemption of the issue of its notes.
The following is comparative statement OF 'he
lfic receipts on the Chicago and Burlington Railroad
for the month Of August, 1856, compared with the
same month last year. -,
,ose siss 50 % 40 5sj 90 1884 S2A,gl u
August lt55.. lOo,Cr5 - S94b Il iS's - w., -
r.. ,e.s eose.qgn ~ gz3 70 sIIS5 u sI0i l3 y
The proportions of earnings for August by each foSu
composing the line are as follows: No.,
Fr.isht. Passenger Miscelns. Total .
- - ~, 90 rc5 20 81 "a 70 $50 JcS IL
C. b. Coy. le2l32 "a sol "a s2go H VS'.5a y
Poo. L Oqu'ke. 1882 50 5s3 u ~ =" l',"'' =
N ia N
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The value foreign shipments for 1855 estimated
AZ 4 IA SIS 702, 1855, S2l 81, SO
OF the receipts and exports from the
port Of Charleston the yesr- 1855 and 1856 ending Sept
Sea Is'ds Upland. Sea Isds. Upland
To Great Britain, bales....H53o is9572 1924 1888
To France bales........... 4,l5O $685. 5J9 1887
To Norh Of Europe, bales. 1900 4 1865
Total to Foreign Ports b'sissso zS,7se 1875 s52s4
Grand total export bales "a, +5 495 Isl SV2 1884,
Total Coastwise, bales... 5,Ul ly84o5 9,A1 ZS}io5
Total TO Ntw-YoIk, bales. 5,G5l lS7,lW SCH S,7S
The total receipts Charleston for 1856 67 bales Of
Upland and - cSl bales Sea Islands.
COFFEE is less active but continues firm. BY the arrival
Of the Hannibal the stock Of Rio increased TO 1883 bags
Gales bass Rio lCdlfc In place Of Is 600 bags Rio
Yesterdays report read othe with the printers
salss Aarac abo He and 80 Java
IA. We annex SCOTS crculsr for steamer:
Stock Rio Coffee the I'd September 1856 $685.
Received since to $500
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 6599s
Sales the week estimated 9,063
STOCK Of Rio Coffee Sept. l856............. 56y
Stock Of Java Coffee Sept. g. 1856, mats. ....7 SO
Stock Of Java Coffee on Sept 1856 gov. bags....2ooo
$500
Stock Of native Csyon Coffee Sept g. 1a56...... 1895
Stock Of Marscsbo Coffee Sept. ABB
STOCK Lssuayra Coffee Sept g. 1856 3494
Stock Of ST. Domingo Coffee Sept g. 1855 l2s
Stock Of other 1000
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TLLE LADIEs' DEPARTllENT

II IIIIE" AdJlI.o" -IL<ISIIII 7 IIILtlVI
Is now opened for reception ofadCs Institution
the Onion mparts thorough Interesting in
this Department
conclusion, would add that shall put forth
merit still eminent degree, the Hat
tsrng reception with which our enterprise has met and
pledge OuFseireS 70 imR0rt thorough, practical
Mercantile EH14 at any
other sinliltIr JIGrcuntile College.
Among the many recommendations We give the follow
ing
we the undersigned take pleasure testityng that
personally acquainted with Mr. Grangers ability
Accountant Teacher of Book Keeping, which Is Of the
highest order. lie has had great experence AC-
cOuntnn n heavy Commercial and Ranking IIouses, which
gives him superior facilities in inrartng Practical
HnOlcLedRs Of Book Keeping, and thorough COmnercidt
Education.
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NOTICE.
" firm Of lIeSkel Co.. will be dissolved by limitation
james A. FetEer retiring from the hrm
All persons indebted to will please call and make pay
delay, those having claims against tue Arin
will present them for adjustment.
December 81, 1855. .spT
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For Fuu course, i,,cgEdiaG az Departments Of BOOK
EGepfR0, lectures Gad Pel4HdHStip, tnrdrfdetr an
Ctdtttl.ce - w
NlE pROpRIETORS take great pleasure in expressing
Il their the gratifying and unprecedented
cess which marked the Of their Institution since
Capital, and stimulates them to
newell eXertons IN most Biciept NaGtHer the
rarfdIy Increasing demand prc1lci ErnH eoreFe7t
sire Of tHsrcdnts ftfHt"g The great practical
experience Of Principal In heavy Barking and CONNER
ca Houses assisted By educated and accomplished gentle
men las enabled him bring degree Of perfection
system Of COUNTING ROOS instruction. by oral exercises,
NOT ATTAINED by ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
by this process, drilled at the DESK iHdptd
uG step, until lac has mastered the whole routine
Of af Accountants duties thoroughly though lie had
Serred al. GpPrtaticeshtp IN some Alrgs Commercial
EOWss titus all Hwkwarness; nlterng and egregiOus
bunders are, in great measure, dtssipHted.
In addition engagement Of accomplished Assist
ants we have also secured the services of the
most rminrnt In Ohio, lecture commercial
topics
Our of Instruction Too extended to partIcuarae
here tt embraces thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY B0oK KEEPING, will, free and full discussion Of
Scientific prlncIpe-LeCturcs Commercial History,
and History Eminent Commercial Men, Commercial Ge
ography Commercial Products Commercial Calculations,
Political Economy, Mercantile Law Ethics Of Trade Part
HershiP &c.
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f.rss5fs-.- a-.i5rt l-srsfl
IE have Just received 1000 collars In every possible
w rcty OF price and pattern AlsO-some beautiful setl
Of collars and coarees and sleeves to match FouncnEs
EdinIs and nsertnHs In Jac0net NanSo0k thread and null
thread Iace Valencans Maltese do Elegant black ana
coiored Tes iacoue lace, and Swiss sleeves etc.
oc9 HEISkELL I. Co., j;
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M il D I G A T q d Wa z O K s.
= ny JOHNSON STEwARTsR0SE, n. D., ID
FOEl0lo Of Royal college Of gs5rtaHs GM9 for yedrs
S1uior PfW.iriIR in tie iyOHd61 IpRdk 4IL7FIiuT.y
f,T. yJisss,sf, OI,kb LHR0S.
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I.A.NEOUS.

TERMS:
For Full C0trse i,lcEHdiaG az Department. Of BOOK
keeping Lectures GRd Pe1pHGH2tip, inrNridSig IN
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TRIJNAL'S SACRED. .ELIXIR.
'li Il Medicine for JyS1,tpSId dtOpt.s sai s'ti Z
TNlI1S medicine Is In extensive anil popular
Pennsylvania It'll prepared by Dr. TrGXal, OF Wash.
ngton and has given relief tC hundreds who have used
1t, who spreading its fame far and wide. a..
The names Of persons well known appear vouchers f
its efficacy tn,the above disease. i.5f 5 4, ~ Z.
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ENCOURAGE AMERICAN MANUFACTURESl
BUTLEGS'S BOOK * EEAsEAs'S
NMrifi n o. Elnli d. :.

ciHcE this superior Fluid Ink las been before the pube
y nearly years, tas been constantly gaining in
and preferred by TO the far-fanied Ar
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JOHN H. THOMPSON respectable announces that he Wia
continue the Book, Stationery and ItR Paper business Al
Iii Main Street, where he Ibbe haqpy torecetSS
ropaEc fhs old friends and the public generally. Janl5s
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WHESEiI.TNG.
HaarI aHear!!l Hear!!!

2 near! hh6dE:! a646dEs!'
GREAT pREDUCTIONts GREAT iRRnUCTlcN!l So
CtOStSG FAIL AXD wINIEn co0pSs
EING DESTROYS reducing stock in thS absTS lne
ID have made the following reductions:
EMBR0IDERIES. .....5l
will consequently sell collars formerly held at SS 100 for
2PTE; those 25for $s and others In rTorortton am
offering greater Inducements than other house IN
IN CIoAKS.
reduction OF 90 per viii he granted, and those ready
with the cash VIII he able buy from nice trimmed
cloth cloak $3.50 Tile greatest bargains ever offered
Others shall se on tcrns actual.
Iy selling c same ready for than can buy the
? IL TRIMMINGS 5.s...a
OF which have large assortment, will sell cut At almost
your prices. ~. ~ l lie L
Comforts, chidrens woolen ladies superior wool
such variety an at such low prices as
aStoiish every With word, being anxious and
willing my stock the lowest point, will sell my
goods so much less than ~
oTuER HnrsE.
that you help buying lr1Come all and every enc
that wants his money .i II SIS
ISAAC pRAGER.
Eastern Bargain Store, ll5 Main street.
dec22. bet Monroe and Union sta
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.{1g5,s DISSOLUTION. sss.,,f sfgt "a
THE existing the subscribers Under
the firm name Of TIosPsoS & & this dsS
solved by mutual The business will be conducted
BY 1oHS H. Tio9FS0S who will collect all debsduE the ,rIs
aha pay all claims inns against IT, ,opso, r,oupsoS ID,
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CITY BUSINESS.

- 4Co-Partnership.
n h. MARShas this day associated With him II. Way.
- the purroSc Of the wholesale anAs
business the old of J. H. aTsh,
No 49, Monroe street. next door to Greer, OFT Il Co.. under
the firm Of MARSH 4 N.ASitA&.f,.f
Jay 1st, 1855. iu30
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1. ]. ALLEN. LII. D.,
President Of Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
lIrnsI,I..,,t r,f Enr,rnr, nnlinre

LORIN ANDREWS,
President ofKenyOn College.
To young men who wish to acquire "Rusiness Ednca-
Hon," think 1t affords facilities very seldom equaled-
Mr. GRANGER has the qualifications Of theoretical knowl-
edge anil nntnesS teaching, added practical Counting
Room experience, aud feel confident that graduates from
his Colee will M fully competent to keep the most co'i
rated sefqf BOoIs.
A. Il. STONE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant a..
j. j. JANSEY Sec'y Board Of Control, State Bank Of o.
J.F.rARN Book Keeper ut D. 4. WOodbury's.
u. ONERDlER, Book Keeper nt Clinton Bank
H. T.. MILLS, Scc'y Columbus Gas and Coke Co.
O.. u. MASON, Book Keeper at j. II. Riley Co.'s.
S-For rlli particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER &c ARMSTRONG,
Ee4-1r ProprCtors.
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fay7 liefs aFethree brothers now in the House
81: Representative Israel Nyashburne, ,Jr, from
bIaine, Elihu' b. washburhe, from Illinois, and
d. q. NashBurne, from Wisconsin Another
brother VIM. D, Washbuyne has just been ap-
POINTED is az leffkship in the same bohxs; sis
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DALLEY's GENUINE PAIN EXTRACTOR.
win sunue the pain aud Inflammation the severest
burns or scaIds in twenty minutesand that It
will heal the without and cretualy Fee
rer Sores-Salt Rhpum-InHamnatory ftheumasnl--s"re
and InIamcl Eycs-Cuts-w lsrusesod and Ulcer
a,cd soresscnd IIead-cOrrs and nuniOns,lry sipcns
spr.lns-swellinss-Pcl chIlblains-bes
of Inscc.s--swerl broken Observation-Disclosures all
other und Diseases where the parts
affected can be reached. .
Don't nereuons about the many diseases named TO be
cured by DULY reflect the but positive
properties which the Daley sIve alone contains and az
heretofore enun4eratcc-"nc ourcan reach not alone
the disease, msny not enumerated
QucryDo not regular bred physci"nS prescriGs e0to-
met in,eardty for -ccres ere'iSsrcMt 1iHeG"csi
Each GESrSE DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR has upon
it Steel Plate engraved Label with the signatures of CIV.
CLlCKENER& CO.. rrOrrtrtcrs, and HENRY DALEY,
manufacturer. All others counterfeit Price s5 cents
per box.
Co., 81 Barclay street, New York. +szs5stls b.
and Druggists generally ,thrOuEhOutlh III. Us. spls.
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Z CoMPARrwExrs IN THE COLLINS STEANER.-The
bulkheads. eight in numbcr) which the, Messrs..
Steers are putting into the Baltic, now in dry
dock, at the foot of Market street, arc built in
the most substantial manner, and may be consid-
cred thoroughly waterproof The kelson is
covered with oakcn plank, water-tight; stan
chion is run up to the deck above, and section
of kiln.dried yellow-pine plank two inches thick,
tongled and grooyed together, and firmly fasten-
ed 10 the sides of the vessel, is CONSTRUCTED. -
Upon this is placed coat ofturpcntinc and tits
afterwards covered with avery thick blanket
Another section of yelloy-pine plank is built
this, The Ilanks running transvcrsely to those Of
the first section, and the whole is rycted togcth
cr.with an;immense numberof bolts. The Mes
SIS. Steers have already fitted up the Atlantic
(whiIein the water) with the same number OF
bulkheads, similarly constructed. The Adriatic
will be furnished with bulkheads fterlalnching.
The statement already made that tile Pacific was
provideflwith buIkhcads has been widely dis
credited lSeare Informed, however, upon good
authority, that one bulkhcad Gn her bow was
placed in her two voyages ago. TWAS theinten-
ton ofthe owners to fit her up on her return
from this tripas thoroughly asher consorts have
been.-sloRFAnL Of Coasnsres.