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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

WALLACK's THEATRE
BsNEfir OF Mr. LKsrRs.
which cccssion he VII for the dst tms In riAsAS
celebrated romantic drama q
rHk BRI0ANO,
which has been for ums in preparstoa and VIII -
FIRST TINE INeTHRHE YKAAs.
The Scenery by Ish wood and Wallace all new - also
the Dresses and ppoin aud OF the sUlends0
description Sir CbaFfes kast ke's celebrated poturva
painted from the nfe have ormed the models for the
sEaiss of fBLEaUx
which will be presantsd with attention 10 detsy a
the piece produced with tn. pseenass and
erect which has always disting usbet this theatre
The following viii be the
NEW sCENEsY PAINTED FOR rHE OCCASION
The summit Of The Mounain Vt Qua notX With dhkanA
view OF the Mediterranean: Sunstse by Iskerweod.
Ruins Of Roman temple AID Distant country
Garden OF the Prmce's Palace A norne-wallaoe.
Corridor OF the Palace
Grand ssla and Ballroom. with the Gardens. by moon
ligbt-Ishef
The drama will succeedsd tho successwt Asst
comedy written soiied
AMkKrCANs IN PARIS
The above enter will Combine tie talents Of
Miss MARY aArNOr, Ms: HUDSON KIbx.
(her first Appe srancoA
Mr.. A. II DAVENPORT Mr.. 7. Is. J0H N5TOa.
Mr.. WHITING Ms ALLYN. Mr. GROsVENOR.
Miss H. ALE the char " ho will appear II
Spansh dance) and The other svote members OF this
psny.
night every night dnrng' tho heated te
bvaied 1NDIAN PUrkAb
viii be bjous into play snt dilse through the theatre
sof and refreshing breeze. rendering most cool and do
hghtful.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

rOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRR-rHE UNITED
II States mail steamer ARA9O, ID. Lines, ooo,m ando~
win leave for Have touching a. soathamRton 20 land the
from per No 81 North ver Of Beach street. This ship
has wsiereh compartments ancosing the engines 90
that in the OF coon srapdng tas could not
eech HEM pumps being free 70 work the safety Of
- ship and passengers would be secured Baggage not
wanted during voyage should be board tho day
before ssiiag marked belown For freight passage APP
pIy 70 W. g. DRAYrON, Agent No. Brosdwsy.
B-he steamer Fulton will succeed the Arsgo, and ss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

/ 1ANiEL D. dOU0H, AUCTIONEEH-OFFlCE NJ ~
~ Broadway.-Auct0n notoe-D &. HOC0H will sell
public auction. 10 morrow CruesiAy,) June 10, u leM
O'Clock A. L. precisely AL the furniture carpets decora
tons works OF art & also general assortment Of table
china dinner and tea and complete cot OF
silver service tea salvers glass ware cutlery.
spoons FORKS &C. contained the first class residence,
no 50 Clinton place. in Eighth street. between Broadway
and fkh avenue. partial List from the catalogue Ii here
subjoined-
the basement tapestry carpets oak extension table,
buffet and CHAIRS china dinner and tea SETS ivory out
ery glassware silver plated tea ses forks
&C. together with all the Kitchen utensils belonging 70
The house.
The psrors sre furnished with velvet carpets three
sve paror suits in satin brocade solid
side and pier tables and wall etegeres
pier and mante gssses msnte ornaments bronze figures
classical groups rich embroidered lace window curtAns
French plate pier and oval gasse reception and
cumbent chairs meroous oil paintings bronze futures
library bookcases elegant rosewood
octave piano pearl keys and % lxdes' work tables
cabinet together with infinite variety OF works OF
art decorations mention.
In the chambers cerbly bedseads
bureaus and commodes Psyche couches
cottage chairs side and dressing tables fine hsr mattresses
spring beds feather BEDS holsters and pillows curtains
shades, 40.
The upper furnished with fine mahogany single
ard double befseads and the corresponding furniture to
match Also superior suits If richly bed
furniture. catalogues be had ct the house bAe
nj A M nrac
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

a uCyloN gOTICE.-Ar PRIVATE sALE FOR TIRES
"A eoy AL the elegant furntnre In the brown t'cne
bows 70 wes setty sxth street west OF Fh avenue
rosewood srlor furniture covered 10
satin broeste rosewood octave piano msdn BY city
maker warranted for two years coet yp, maues and
nitrous Gne oil pAutngs Velvet and BRUSSELS ctrpe
dinrs and bedroom lurnhure OF evsry descrptou
ro-rood prrraus bedstead wahstands hair mattresses
ard nsNy articles too numerous 70 mention. The
above fufniilr viii be soit cheap for cnsh.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT
IA for 0epedt OF JAnix organise Of Pses church.
Booa viii take place ON TUESDAY evening jane IS At
Dodworths Academy. The following srss Kindly
uuieered their Msd.me Oorsforf Msdsne Zmmex.
menn Madame de Lusssp, Herr Carl Formes Monsieur
Weini,h, Ansrhuty Mr. morgan
herr Bcrgner. Herr schmz. Tickets 81 TO be had at
Brfusipgs Schuberts store, and evening he
eeor. Concert ocIocs- Doors open NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

IAMBUR0 AMERICAN MAIL STEAMSHIPS
III From New York to
Southampton, London, Havre aud Hsmburg
On tae lat and 18th Of each month
AUSTRIA, BOnUSsrA,
HAMNQNfA SAxOkIA
First cabin giOg; second cabin, SIS; steeraEe, SH
C IL RICHARD. no Az A 90, leo Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

CfLENDiD COLi.kCffON OF ZINE Oh fAfNfIkdS,
- ali mounted rich gold leaf frames aucoe this dav,
commencing los O'clock Al The spacious stesroom Isl
kiso invoice of aad pleasing subjects
suitable parlors cabinets saloons slso n2 r.
Invoice Of old and paintings Also. very foe large
p-'s' JOHN LgvIsoN. Aucaoneer.
n,Hos. WITCH, AuCrroNEER, OFFICE 10 svRuCE
ssreetsher.ns sale Of h~se- Ac on Monday, June II,
WAGONS, cArss sieahs, 8c. Jas. @. wTILET, Sherta.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

u DAVE. AUCnoEKEB, WILL SELL TIL, DAY
H. Al oclo.x At $50 nishtn avs,u-. bst~ssn kinet-eoh
ard streets genieel bossshod furniture consisting
rofss nupEsa nsSossby and chss rockers, beo
Ar., &c.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

fyoNSQ sBJCs ssLw OF ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD
~ furniture, ctrpee ~ ~. ~ CRIsFALtR Az ,aones r,
= Fowery WI sell Tnesiay. ls,h ms, Al es o'clock 90
vcry I've neahogeny bcdsesd ashcgany peror chairs
bar cloth tees tete large sze; ro.ker stsen
dtInass and leather couches whsand rockers
chars Brussels aud ingran csrpeng snd ocoh lookng
easses ACC mirrors OIL paintings ADD engrsvinss sindow
ehsdes. velvet fcarh har mattresses &r &c. Hy
cIcer Of !. Freedman Cohen, formerly Constable.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

DEREMPToRY SAFE or READY MADE CLOTHING
i and piece goods- by a. " CsIsTALAa aaotoneer, x
Bowery -on Monday, lth ias,, tos O'Clock, large
Of scasonable rcsdy made olohnE consisting Of
bnen Marsee alpsoS and cashmere mock sack md bus
COATS Msrsess Yeats cashmere and doeskn
psns ahirs drawers overas &c also satin vesngs cas-
alreres. cloths, &c
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

OOD STREET FERRY-A NUMBER OF PERSONS
AD residing the upper OF the city having requested
that leccnd boat should be upon this ferry Tie
willing the experiment, In hopes Of decreasing the
Sunday the 18Th instant IN O'Clock until O'Clock NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

A pCTIox NOTICr.-THOs BELL. AUCrrONRER AMI
"A w >. TIfOMPHON-rhisd day. a l0L O'Clock, on
aeGoo rs Ess Broadway will be sold the vslusbls fur
ure dry goods other merchandise postponed Sat
rdsr including and cssmber suits Of rich furniture
boots shees Callers also ten SILK hats. by order
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

CfYLvFSTER STOYER, AuCfIOsEES- BY W 3. MEL
- Tor nj the wArefooms NO Slf Brssd~ay under Laura
keene's theatre Household furniture Tuesday. June 10
lO o'clock being tie ertre household er.cts cont.ned In
large four story honse removed for onyen's nce including
oiolnth halls kicten furniture in quantity
gecr swooc walnut msh1c.ny aud osk cssnber
psror and esins furns,arc
psror covered in rich rrocaei, also second hand
ensmeet sul's God planoorte stool and
We invie the dealers pArcnsrly. every 10, ts
positively sod without reserve sale will In
The with s hen and basement furniture. Goods
soxed se prcmises for ssppinx Catalogues will
hal mad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

Il AURA KERNEg THEATRE MISS LAURA KEENE
IL viii rent her hestre for class pererm.
snces only, during the summer montbs Apply 10 BID
DI.N, 5ss Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

NrorIUE -TuE COMMITTEE ON sswERs OF TINE
IN % Conrcimen 70 whom referred he oet,a
for rem0nsirs1ce sxans, BUILDING sewer Ia twenty
fourth from Tenth 70 Hudson river, III bold
meeting Nivy fall Weisesday the lsts iustu AZ
'O'lO'' NJ s ssTa cstT i wccAnrT, 0'~%"'''
SNoA0k R0s7 Severe
ATOrrCE.-rHE COMMITTEES ON TAXES OF rHE
~ Hoard at C1uncIlmen win meet In the CITY library.
NO ~ tv Hai Tuesday, me lYh ins., NJ p "
The following "a persons are requested 20 stand W
samuel eotare IL ID. I've KAY, farNrrt v BsrruGus bar
ri.t washburu~A. s. Hamersley Esrihs boris John X.
shaw, Marble Ttoue carving Compeag- Wm G. Jernings
,ohu Trrtnor iolu j. Holdster Ira arcrry. Kllis A.
bloomfield Jascb A. Demarest Mrs klta A. tarri Jsnea
Reete 60. Henry Beer, Emi Hstneuan, W. 3. Mount
Chss Breuniuk hausen James Ackerman. Wsn. uraniu
r. CRAWFORD, Jonmytce
n GttNARrfs
Joaa q 3sApY,l Tusa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

~ BROADWAY.
zee Tenih Week Of
nATr PEKL'S CAMPBELIs.
Kontagnard Singers.
PhAynix Brothers,
Matt Peels Great Act aud
Real Essexice Of Old Virginia.
COOLEST PLACE IN THE CITY.
The Fevorite BAND.
TICKETS rs cents Or r. A. JONE5 gen
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

CTEAM 10 LIVERPOOL GLASGOW, DUBLIN. BEI.
- fast and Londonderry fer SUThe steamship KANuA-
400 sails Thursday, tb June Third GLASS the above
places $50. liverpool $50. Retsrn tickets 800
Asaage from Liverpool apply e. j. COATS CO.,
III Broadway and 40 fulton street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-06-14

UcrIoS NOTICE j. BoGARr, AUgTioNEER. by
"A BsJGAk1-Moudsy. June IA. nj II O'Clock, at tho
suc,ioo roo North wism street conssAbie's sale
one be soe feed wagon. car, aud harness, wo
r.aay fprniture sods fsunss beef
pump Ac AifXANpEK roMPS0N, Constable.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-02
JUSTICES or THE PEACE.

(Ophir TOwnship)
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Final Tax ~ otice.

A III. Persons Delinquent for Taxes, either on
IA Real Estate. improvements or Personal Prop
erty, are referred to section 11th Of the Rev nue
Law and are hereby informed If snid Taxes are not
Immediately paid NJ my office. the provisions Of said
Section - viii be enforced wherever property can be
found n. D PLUM.
Sheriff and Tax Collector.
Groyille, Dec. 3Ist. 1877.
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STATE OFFICERS.
United STATES SENATORS.

/, e Rroderick ck............ ....... VIM. Gwn
US REPRESENTATIVES,
{. .NcKibben. ....... ..... Chas Scott
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Notice.

SrArr or CAIiYoRSIA, Office Brd Of supervisors
County of Butte. Dec 5Ih' i''''
IT is ordered by the Board Of Supervisors ot Butte
County, tnat hereafter any person or persons pre-
sel ting claim or claims for any services or labor
Of any nature. for merchaudisr or a1J Other pro
pery or for supplies fof the use and benefit OF the
County, shall certify thereon what officer or person
ordered or contracted for such labor, service or
supplies violation Of tins order, after tits notice
shall be deemed good grounds for rejection
Attest NJ. H. DARRACH Clerk
ByJ. II. MARBLE, Deputy.
Oroville. Dec :, 1857 DIN
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To the Citizens of California.
C A y 10 N
Wolte's Scheidam Aromatic
SCEN "A PP&.

Which anlc-atrd compo nds are intended to sell in
CalituruiH against my genuine article.
Ny object IL - announce that have recently es
tahU.hrd IA AGE CN IN SAN FRANCISCO for
supplying the state and Oregon with my SchHapps
AND ftat hereafter VIII Hlwals keep sad Hg'nry
supplied with II large stock; So that respectable drug
gi-ts aud nquur dcH'crs throughout California
can always supply themselves AT II regular price,
ucrcly enough over ,nr New York price to cover
cost ut rcght and charges; thue vu.tiHg complain
us her'tpf.rp. ut occasional scar-i;y and extreme
h!gh price
Ilis now many years since | FIRST lnpor'ei these
Schnanpsfrln the celebrated old jiStcry at SchCi
dam, llollanl, in which Hm Interested It's now
conceded that No GIN wus EYER imported into tins
country which has approached my Schnapps in re-
gard to PURITY, NENLIliFVINES and IN.
QUlSlTE AROMA or flavor. This claim. and for
proof point to their universal pop uary and the i'm
mrusc and increasing consumption 10y all classes,
north and south. east ard west comprising thr TEN
peranre peop", medical faculty, &c, to- such an oN.
tent that my establishment, packing the enormous
quantity of 5000 bottles per day, is barely able to hI
Its orders.
Also, the Wolfe's Schnapps have been analyzed
by lhp most celebrated Chemists. Drs. Mot and
Deck. of New York, aud others, who all testify that
hoy ur,
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
srPERVIsORs.

lFirst District. .-...f. A. Malhe"-
S.eunl ........... .OWeD murphy
Third .........-.'.' '...'.'.''"' H. hip'e'
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Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable n n remedy against BAD WATER,
GRAN Ei, INDIGESTION DYSPEPSIA. DEillI-
rY. SC They also certify that they found my
Schunpps n he free from Atuyllc Alcohol or Fusil
oil. an exceedingly hur,nl Ingredient, llnnd in all
common Gin. which llr Mott describes NJ "ietid.
acrid. and a-hmacal and producing irrepartlle ci-
fees upon thr nerves md stomach" The certificates
tl~o prove my Schnlpps perfectly clenr oi ''ihe 50
cuni or heavier tssrlpl oii oi juniper, also dan
geruus component, produced hy the over di.tiimton
pracrlcrd to Increase the quantity ia making ordinary
Gin
These statrments are made with n view Ia invite
comparison California; between the genuine " ole S
schnappsund the various brands of bogus limitations,
mixed. doclurcd up. or swectrucd en-; IN square,
hack bo,tlp Limitation ol my style ot but.esl under
different names and labels whether marked london,
GERMANY, Holland Srheiam Schndpps, &c, III lnh-
mite vAfleiy-couaiont thGi the trliu will rrsult in
California jus, IA II has long since done in all the
older states in repuda'ing all the bogus. dnwholo-
some mutations referred tnand n g complete triumph
Of my pure SchclGam Schnapps.
desire briefly To notice two facts which have lately
added largely to the use OF Nolie's Schnapps in the
city Of New York and elsewhere. lst Pure French
BRANDY il l. now almost impossible to Obtaln-nearly
all the brandy imported from ffencc hclns American
raw spirits sent there, made into h7niy. ami shipped
back aglm. 2d. MguN people are ahauionns re
uss o' American whiaGey. brandy and 9in' since IT
has been dj.ru gcrcd tnat SIKlNNNiNt. a dendly
poison is muse t tbc west Iu Disabling. thereby III.
cr,n~ug the yield Of Liquor about unr-tArd
inconcUs.pu, VIII sa, 10 al vino d"-ire a VIII" e.
someagreeabe tonic and stmuen',giye Il tar rlalIo
" q l. = T. S
SCheidaIn a rOmatic SChDapps.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, : ole Importer.
a6-3m q Beaver street, New York
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-02

iVpNIT IV"HoH'V
John 5. Berry .''-''.' bu"afu bo""'''
CONsTABLEs
(Ophir Township
Mathew Purcell ........... Robert l. Patton
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-BLA ri * - 2

Every description of Blanks eXrcrtad on the short
eel notice, with unrivaei taste and neatness.
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
CABINET.

...................lAMEs BCCHANAv,
Vice President. c. ckenridge
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Oil, Oil, Oil !

N-EATS FOoT0 ILNSEED OF. CIIfNA NUT
u ,dl Polar Ou, Lard OIL Camphene and Tur
psn,iur tor sale by ...
j. v. CLARK 4 BEO..
Fire proof brick, Myers at., between Montgomery
and Bird. anu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-04

usIhoisn nour was nrmy held for the higher grades,
and email psrcel OF new was sold At SO rs. Southern
braLts dull for the higher qua while th saes
embraced about 500 obls within the range Of QUO
tstoDs Corn meal 10 moderate request snd prices
uncharget. WheS display ed increased activity, mani
sting speculative movement and considerable pur
chsses Of goad Western ~e'e made |! was sail to 20
into store TIE sales embraced about so COO So 900
bushe'f, iroluting about 2k ECO Western winter rec
at rs 81 80; whiio Southern At ST. AZ; Milwaukee
club at 81 81 Co. and red do an red Kentucky at 25
ard white 90. at 81 49, Corn in fair dewa,d, while
RES were irregular with eaea OF about 40 COO bushcls
irclucirg Western mixed, ut roc T5c Southern mixed
~ S4c siraw cooyed &c., and Jersey yellow at 9O5
se3c. Ryessies Of about eco bushels 73c q 76c.
Osts dull aud sales moderate OF 4sc and
western heavy at 52c q SAC.
SOffFE.- The market active land frm. ybe sales
embraced about IL eco ~ 600 bags, 1T 0ho and
CSC do JsvR, ~ AXE &c. spia lot az Porto Rco al
shc, eno zoo do. Eayscsibo, at IL &c Abe.
CoTTos-Jha ma, ket coninuea very 6rm, while the
Eass embraced about 500 bales the market closrg r
on the bars Of AYE lac The stock light and
cspts checked by she embrraisnenss Of Qasrantne
gulsiioIs
FREonrs TO Liverpool 500 boxes casese were taken
by steamer NJ Srr.; 800 bales compressed ootoa a.
rosin at p Fnur was at Cd. To Glasgow, 10000
bushels wheat engaged in shippere' bags By
steamer nj Sd. Flour ., 2s. 70 Rotterdam 80 bbls
a-tts Of 26s ard eco bols spirits psntne at p.
Jtern WAS nothing 10 London to HavYe. vessel
was engaged 10 ioad o. Staten Iand With coal a IS So
PRovIross Pors-The market was nrmer, with sales
81 $50 eco tbs including uess, At SIT 80 SIT IS,
Sl7 ssl7 SO for and prime ct SIS co. Beef
was steady and in fair dem,nd with sales OF assut go
hbs Including country mess, a. St so ti2, repscked
Western 81 s13 50 slf co. and extra n SIS SIS so Cat
meas Sere Inactive, with small saes ncudr shoulders,
Of eye. exc, and bans al sHc s6xc. Lard was
ArD with ssles OF about 200 800 bbls. al II IAc.
fer good qusli'y. Butter sId cheese unchanged
sseaEs ;od Ths market was nrm with ssies Of soou;
Porto Rico NJ &c 0oc and sbout 900 boxes, about
half Do and The remainder NJ private ter
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Miscellaneous and Disasters.

BARK MAyvLowsR Pait from New Orleans for Nsntr
Bordeaux the oss of which cApssng The % u
ported In the Herald Of The sst had casgo OF
NAE and co 0 do for Bordeaux. I'VE shall probably
ceve further particulars By Ne Propeller fully due II
PoaonJ TIE Mayhoser built at Mystic. o. In 1885,
30 bur,hen csssed and owned believe. BY
Msssrs lyn urbvt of his city and probably insured
BANK vIcarRr, for san Frsnclsco and Fraser River Is
s,ou, ready ss and has superior accommodations for
lev more passengers She Ia At pier 6, North River.
scHs sroRs oLouD. Capt Way. 10 loading for Tori
Yuma Colorado River and VII have quick despatch A she
spec. sis Shsrs sress 70 saspsr. wm Cole.
ian Co are her SCENTS.
ssm ysrd
sHr srrrHls Ausrs, Clark from New York Tor Calves
sunday nsA Aus Par q her cargo bad arrived q Nss
s. pros.b al TIE csrso would su he -ser "a.
"a s,s :s.ss s.oSs waller
Bass H,ssaH THossros. nom New York for New o..
eans sha Was feared ga ie vessel .shore on surrup
Hsyie fos sew 0rssps arrived safely her port o.
dsssaon Ihs wreck sen VS. probably hs q bark Non.
on hs norm Pahsnss and cargo taken 70 Fss.su sP.
ssIe Two Eoy. ccossr from x.r.stis. for New rors,
rSrss,psl. ohsie.oa Win o. sosl wseroxsei
sIn. !, ,ss psr, frars s,~ Ygs The -ss bun Al Va
ss . y.SG Nv, w.. ~ s sss Ts.;s q
RosTd o. tncef~rl,sril
, ss s.. ..s i,s: ass a ~
% cr Ca .,,s y ,.e s. ossce s I. ,o
saved By letter slscod Wase-, Esq Secretary OF Board
wfn % Lis ssehiss during DE o. sunday morning.
scsr sesur PAUL. fion boston ii.A u for RIuhnOni
has arrived sA'ev. x,sor,,. &c.
ship wsbipsior Boc,h Pescud. fo. Baltimore f,r RIO
ssgeac AUS =. IL. g 20 Ion . .. ,,..,
Aus La - a. lon ~ IS 49,. ,,..~.,,, &C., -.
ss; s H.. . s .:'' River
Bnn wopie., ,,seripg y Aug y, Il, 81 ION 90
via s.I ~. e., re- Il q. osss. .s %
Foreign Ports.
bar S INN. ys sss . ssS ...s, .o u..
SG s.s Par ess sa mss sa. n z.s
.Is.cro, m AuE ao-rn pOr bark Daniel Webster. -,
sssc.c Ts. sSsls- 70 y Am , ,s:.s' 70 ss.
CkRrusGtsA, Aug PIN por, scir II Russell. Of Bslt
cI.s,rxeo kgs - AZ, brs Bornso. orsy FyOrs scAr
pxslnaRl Aug ls-ln por, banks Bronaut Peesrer ard
ss so ssr,ss ssrs seed from Bslnscss s scsf. ssrss
Ms,son Bs webb. DO DO john wsIser See'e frOm Phi
rssssso m Aug so-Ia pOr, sesr Elocss Light Hamo'
Hoss Rose, June is-sld ssip Arrozsut Norics. Foo
In per, Ju,s ~ ship. GORDON s,sson i.s sPs..
ssll wipchr from irh Northsrr Light nlans rom
giu gspus snd Macao zh sh2 Bsrreca broiheis "a
Bevor -hh ~ Ism Manila, hss been chsserea tor
. osS; s ~ p ss Osl,lS' ara Msafs
H.yAsI Avg 3t-Arr brigs Ebza Rog> $40 sara Nar,
/ BiAls portland; 2Nh Steamship Dsni@ weesfr kner,
ryork lard sid tor Nuresosl lch osrs sas n
wssss Vrf.srs. PA schr 4 VISA Young, BOTTOM 2sts,
s o Ssss ss. osS.' B.Ss
sss ss .DS rps s
R.sdsh fsesp amo;s ssh sS brig. NAY Queen, Nor
. iii ~Ib brlss Rolling wave, 0ul ksgua and NYorh
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BEIDisG-wooD On Monday, August so, J. BsLDrsc,
Esq,, Of New York, 70 PRISCILLA MxyDuLS daughter or
Alexander Wood, OF Bordeniosp, Nj.
rRows-SKsIy-On Thursd Sept 2, ut the residence
Of The brides mother, No 81 Troy street. By the ROY Dr.
BurchaTd, Mr. r. HKARp Brown 70 Miss JULIA a. SsKLy
bath OF this city.
Orange county papers please copy.
RKxR-BRlvcoKr C!iiind, Rye, on "Wednesday,
Sept 1, by tho Rev Edward u Bull, yoay TlSER OF
this city, TO AssIs daughter OF Henry Brcvoort Egg
Woop-HomAs.-Iu Brooklyn, on Wednesday, Sspt I,
By tho Rev. HemaI Bangs Isaac NJ Woop 70 FIJzAssTn
JHoMAs, all Of Brooklyn.
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New York Custom House Appointments.
Tue follo~ag nonina 'ons, submitted by Collector
scheI to the Secretary Of the Treasury, hsss been sp
proved
CHARLES D. Mead, vice John q. Hunt, removed
James sbarkey, vice samuel s. Coleman.
George Weir, vice Aem Vosburgh.
MxAsuRERs
Edward C. Mcconnell, v;cs gm Francis
john J. TAFT, vice I. Van fine.
MEAsUfgR VESSELS.
james hchAhon, vie John Mdner.
IsspETroR5
Adolphus r. Krack, vice Ira Dosue
William Van Ssun, vie Jacob Bitseu.
N. G. Bsuveit, vice Henry Gsines
James Martin. vice John Lawrence
Daniel Setter, vice steonen Van Nostrand
John Connolly, vice Henry Lie ,euau.
Vim. 0'ponpell, vice John Macarthur.
Charles j. Gale, vice John Stephens.
Daniel a. Hunt, vice stephen kaxsen.
CHARLES SsDtih, vice 'eo'ge Koome.
Henry hcDermott, vice G n Campbell.
Alfred Reed, vice VIM Barker.
FraLcis Swift, v.cs Ssml > Con kiln.
Michael Ssyo, wee ~iiiia n town.
John Waf6, wee Dspis. veehsa.
i-sPscroRs
NahIcn Clark, Woe JAs. W F.sbsy
James Reynolds vice Dennis Garrison.
Augustus Bride, vice Thomas auoroe.
David Decser, vice Moses sopsr.
Charles G. Leycraft, vice Joa Merridsld.
Cornelius Ling, vice George Will
Charles Miller, vice Richsrd Schodeld.
James q. McGrnb, vice James Mooney (2dl.
william Scknney, vice william Fay.
Bernard McCabc, vice Daaiel Power
Themes Re;l;ey, vice john oudney
.Ebenezsr Roe, vice Etward Phsan
Chars Il. Smith, vice Stephen Kelly.
william Wainwright vice john W. Jones.
CLtRKs
Sidney s. Norton, vice Wn. Il. Brown.
Samuel S. Coleman, vice Ed wd Harrison promoted.
Ed ward Harri vice FsEdon Hssbrouck, resig i9o
Michael Grove, vice Betj. Willis.
John Gilmore, vice Marion Ferris.
B. A. Chambers. vice John ID. Newton.
John G. Van Loon, vice Noses Sweeney, deceased.
MESSENGER.
John Depaislon, vice Bepj amin Dsrniston.