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New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

Il contains. among other things,
The garious Party Platforms.
The American Ritual.
Governors ieary, Stanton and Walkers Inaugural Ad.
and others Reports on Kansas
The material portion Of The Kansas Nebraska Bill.
LecoRpton Topeka and t.eavenworth Constitutions.
The Griueden, MONTGOMERY, and English Bills. The
to he o including President Perces Special
The The een censtuioa @ Of the United States.
Articles of Confederation
Wsshingion's fastwsll ,es Address
Virrina and Kent.cky Resolutions of 1898 and es.
md documents against it. with fn history the
same. -, :, -, T., ., t M,
The address Of Mr. Faulkner on the nbiect.
A history Railroad tir.nts by Congress, with the
President Peees Message yetoins River and Harbor
The scheol l.ana Bill, and votes thereon.
Extrnctss from speeches Tor against Slavery.
EXTRACTS spesches OF noted Republicans and Aboli
Mr. Toonhs' Boston yeine on slavery,
% sss Bs sassn 1 an Wsm. letters on ,6s Basn and
PIssident Pr nahson oeanon agans, Nuihcation
The Maysviie Road vt.e,
aenem a5po NJ. navs Carolina, Politica
NJ Bsshsnn setiiy ssT The subject .s
Gov Wise and NI aIphs's m Letters asans the anereap 1a
Kenns Rssas PhaaephiA in November 1856,
A history of with The various lNrifs
h;s nry Of the ed Bank aud Abolition Petitions
M Einrrp,s speech and Erie tiale letters
H;stnry a, the Annaxntint. u Texas,
Opinion Of pn1 n q" tbs power 4f congress over inc tef-
rories.
The Nicholson iets'-
The Nasbyills rote c11on tieorgla Platforms
MissniIi ijonpfo with sote thereon seeonay
Tbs s,enp, ,ounr N,,sures OF 'S5a
Clayton tnmpfeniisr.
Wmoi ProyiSn
viii, many othsr thrlg,. numerous TO mention
Every stbiecti FULLY treated in Congress-
any su6ert having political .ipniHratiaf given
i,rtlln
RSsother dnests
Single Copies ~. t'tub NJ sfS So
Las. y. NTH & Co., pnhiishers,
um Philadelphia,
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

r ASDENG EX HARk NJ ,uET vERN-,N. rrom Log
II ho20 Slabs of Whits and VAined Marble and Il caske
Pamlee Stone For sale by
fsl0 If BARELliI d CO.. 81 onnInon street.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16
DOMESTIC PORTS,
GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY

=
To sail on SUNDAY, June II, AT O'Clock Al NJ
Sk& GALVESTON AND MATAGORDA BAY
H N.Y. Tew oreans aud Texas United States Mail Line
snip Chas Morgan, j. Y LawIess cofrnandeT viii saii az
above carrying the United States mails For freight or pas
sage haVing superior state apply to
/. q. HARRIS Manager,
seamshipo this line will leave every Thursday and Sun
oay lnLIlHss LOT llle ABOVE ports je14
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

For the corresponding time ending the slst May 1882.
New Orleans daily crescent., 1860-06-16

uAl.Hfh,. CEssSP sstGSEA--Nu. {. m
s5S chang Pate, nan Cana 'trre a1o TIT Posi- Office
WSsSaS% JHN GALPIN takes pleasure IN calling he
zion of his I'D friend To his .GHEP
HOEE vanieny located for and they
sil fnd everything The aardt wa' cooked cleanIy
srved and ai moderate
noNF FORGET THE -.CH0P HOUSE..
Gsipn,s Beefsteaks Chops Sansslee go+u
old Claras other Wiues tuuurS cAreius sneced
hsdfo IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

TOTAL SSi0,sc633O 3330S5,O65 23 g79 353S9i 1876
1t will thus be seen that the great excess over
previous years in our exports of domestic produce
has been chiefly in cotton and in specie. Our cotton
export has risen from sl2S,3s2 ISL in 1885, to
sl6l 1928 in 1859, an increase OF something
like twentythree per cent. This year the export
Will be still greater-probably over $50, 900 900.
The demand for cotton goods increases with the
spread of civilization throughout the globe aud far
faster than the production Of the staple, even with
every advantage Of weather, increased supply of
labor &c, &c. Our own exports of manufactures
of cotton has increased from Sc 967 307 ia 1856
to $s,3l6,222 in 1859; and if We took the same
pains to create and develope markets as the English
do, by establishing and sustaining steam communi.
cation with distant countries, the increase would be
much more rapid. The increase in our export Of
specie has been from $4j 700 900 in 1866 to
So, 900 in lS5S-9--say forty per cent The
mines are not, however, producing much more nov
than they we're three years ago; the increased ex-
ports must therefore be ascribed rather to the
increase in the importation of foreign goods than
to any increase of production.
Our export of vegetable food has declined from
$j9,390 900 in 1856 and SIS ,333 900 in 1867 to
s24 GAG 600 in 1852. This is of course owing to
the short crops OF 1858 ia this country aud to the
excellent crops Of the same year abroad. OF wheat
and ionr alone, exported in 1856 s44 400 900;
in 1859, of the same articles We only exported
sl7,200080 This year tiSG0) il is likely that our
export of cereals will show an increase, as the
European crops last year were universally below
an average. But on the whole, it may well be
questioned whether in future years our exports OF
vegetable food will be large item 10 our general
export account Each year witnesses an increased
consumption Of food in this country, and the least
crop failure causes the demand to run ahead of the
supply Should frosts or pniayorabe weather this
year cause any general dminuton OF the harvest
Yield q: corn and wheat, it would be safe 10 look
for -four at SO and sl2 a barrel.
The export Of provisions does not seem TO in
crease. 1t was 10 1853 $3.50 900. against 81,
C55 600 in 1866. In the latter year, however, it
mu.t be remembered the Crimean war had caused
All abnormal al, ance ia beef and pork This year
the pork crop, according 10 all accounts is below
an average: our export will probably foot up as
much as former years. Our tobacco export ia
1853 was unusually large, in consequence of the
bjsb prjce OF the staple: whether the Southern -,
bacco growing States are gamers by the increase
n production is q different question, and one Va
volyine problems too obstr'sse to be diseased
here.
We now su,joip comparative table 81 exports
Z leading articles Of foreign growth asd nlnia;-
,usc ley tie pas! four Yeas
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01
Army Intelligence.

Company A, Third regiment artillery, now stationed in
the Preside Of Francisco has been ordered TO
ed 10 Acaraces Island hafbor Of san Francisco, and
stablsh garrison that place. This command will DO
furnished monthly With provisions and al other necessa
ris from the city Of san Francisco usual in such
cases. ..s,,. go
The staff officers Of the regiment viii proceed TO and
f,fe post in the Preside Of San Francisco.
Mstpr Robert Alien, Q1artcrmlsters Department has
been directed inspect certain public stores anu proper
AZ Ia the department OF California which has been
rorted UNFIT for use.
Assstsnt Surgeon A. Qdnan, is assigned to duty a,
AlcatrAce Island
Capajn A. w. Reynolds, Assistant Qdartermister az Ia
ianols Texas has been ordered TO turn over the proper
y and d. es OF his at that place. aud proceed
10 San ionio Texas where he will assume the duties OF
r. r. Mclean. Qnartermaser's Department, ia
repair to Camp Cooper Texas, aud As soon as
ion therefor shall be available he vii! Goa
post the construction OF barracks, quarters,
according TO the estimates and plans wh.ca
tied 10 him by the War Department.
A T. Iaiimer, Second nfantry, having &C
lie special duty 10 which he was assigned, has
exa Directed to join bis company a. fo.t Ripley Name
sofa =. , -. r...
~3cers Will assemble Fort eavenSofih, kansas Tor
TIE ira, or all denQuents that may be brought bstore
IIentcnspt A. c wldIick Third artillery. AMI A. NJ
rsolorts prps OF engineers With deta;aren Of compa
M a. ensipeers has ordered to take post az Fort
(ssrasirr OREGON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01
ARRIVALS.

PROM Liverpool in hs s,ss.sap NOVA s o,s1 1 - R.
Wood nss Kelly and M saS Mare Mssz
Hswtua fsher Carroll A.ns;9 Hs"r' Srosnn \
SccsrsSy Csnpoa. Bsylsy. slaieriy and suivsns
Frcn savan9sh = y ssesIe,sa Mn
y" e.l1 e: .s. sca. siSo assssrsy
woWssd sp1 J rss 5.Sssi. shsnsr ) sasar Hrs i
B.ysaa sss.ns'd ksaf, IEseG1 Cochran. Thoap.oa
Hin Hivans NJ BshfcP BarnTsf .rasrsa. NJ
S H aSssS Hsdssr 1sy NJ Downos Nc vsa
zs"ss p wilson Harmsu, samner and nine Ia Toe
saessS1s
Fran Curacao, in The bark srosAu'-s'>' 'Hra"es'
- Nm yaueiro in the bark Parhian-Mr Luna, ia'y
nnA cnih. Of New YORK. ,r,.,
D. galveston IN the bark n @ Dodge j Frso's'
"a DEPARTURES. -
~ rSvercoc Ia the sesmsbip Ansossfon rom ~"
= - y no,d sarah Hold Cotton aud huis'n' OF rev
- s.xsnpsh. 4, the steawship Florida By; Y
~ tsssre sf john asd Sfe. Benz L,dsr ea,ys
W.~-ss sturzenegRer W Mason Otds.n n'.s - ss
vSStSrfS6 and wife Mas Robinson Sss Va
W. - - RIdJe AVID vile LIFTS Iscsnse ossnD'' VIZ
SS3j<f. o Terry, Ja1ee Mead, 'oln y Ass'a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

FREiGBrs-Rates were firm, with moderate engage
ments. To Liverpool, 400 boxes bacon engaged at
2s 3d. 20 erces rice at 22s Cd about Si8 bales OF cot
ton at 16i. for compressed and 1924 for ;om
at 2s 3D. so erces rice at 900 boxes bacon at 25s
end lot Of black walnut at 20s bark engaged
load with slaves for Marselles at p. t.
HN.-fhc sales embraced 500 600 bales Of ST. ST. IL
LIME was selling at 75c 81 Is for both sorts.
MoIAssfs was quiet and sales limited, without change
in prices. The stock February Cuba muscovado,
s3i hhds cIsyed, 161 hhds. Porto Rico 1865 hhds ali
NAVAL STORES Sales of 400 bbls. spirits turpentine
were engaged at 44c 45c. Resin and crude turpenne
were quiet and nominal.
OIs--Iinseed was selling moderately at SIC. 5Sc.
Crude whale and in fair demand at full prices
PRovIsIoSs.-PoIk-1he market was firm, but the spe
culative demand less active The sales embraced 500
GOO bills including old meas, at ST. % ST. 81 and
and old do at sl2 So and city pr at sic rs Beef
continued firm and in far reques, with sales Of 700 800
bbls including vountry mess at SIS S. 25, repacked at
80 SO 62 and extra at $40 SO Sill 90. Sales of 400
bbs extra prime mess with some lots India do a. t.
Sales OF some so bos beef hams made at SIS b.
con s.iG SO boxes Cumberland cut (cy) sold
at t. and 100 DO. short ribbed city at 93sc Lard
bu0yant; sales of $50 bbls. and tierces made
1O1c. l03sc Cut meats firm, with sales Of 500
hide and erces at CSC. &C. for shoulders aud &C.
aas4c for hams Lard buoyant with sales Of about
500 400 bbs at 101c 1896 Butter AMI cheese
In fair request, while prices were unchanged.
RIcE-The market without change 10 prices while
sales were limited VIM. OSulivan Co. report stock Of
rice, Feb l. 1860, oifows-6346 casks against 321s
do. IN 1859
SUGARS The market was quiet, and sales confined TO
100 zoo bids Cuba within the range Of &C.
TIC; incldded 10 the sales small 10, o. New Or
leans at Sc The stock Of sugars in New York. Feb l.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

NJ. e. Sc! II: 5 - s:..
"A! Z: 49, 10y: -: ~. ':' ..
S. " 49,, E, as,.se.a Ia r..
sssr Tsns. 0ssah , Ss.;se:cssv:. s,aal Gss
d: vi s:.ss scs No.: ss's b.
s Sea-. a1 49, sS ss:s.: s.. 49,
sssss,ssrs: . MisAal "a on y. a Is D sSe
"s e OH Il. Ssa essSd smith aa.h.. o..
af Nov . p: ~ a'1 4s
II NV go d.y s. s
f:s 81 g s Rio y.a.ro D..
Hns eOcee % z Morgan Co. Eapsrisnosd heavy sW
E sss'' MAJ sssi ss ~ Ss s
ssrk Ero0sut Sherman, Curacao. Jan It, with SALT to
Bsri Dodge, Muiken 0s,vesson, Is days, with su
g.r moAsses. cotton, Ac 70 II Brook Co. 18Th in
~ s :Sots BARK Henry
ssSsss e. s.y with cot
e. w Co. "a 3s a. sos
IA s.iss5s Ds.no s Marks IA Aay. with cotton
Ian sasrsm E.cho. s. MARKS ls days with cotton
~ valo 70 sahou III Company WIN orig sam
Brs Otto Ssorw GundersOn Palermo, 60 days. with fruit
rd s e. .:s,s g.: e rssSo ~ Murphy Long Key
molasses % rupper Had nsh Winds And caims ali he
G1 g g :psss isr 81 " H sa
Ess boarded By bark Gsenwood, Of Baltimore Martini from
4: 80 s:s:: 81 ~ ~. s e -: e.
Te1F Aly: M Harvey NIB day: VIII .so1s
schr Anths% Brenton Indianola II days. with cotton. &C.
s'6s xtrcsisT Ead.e9 Asssap.. ,s days viii sns.r
passed 4 vessel bottom up; supposcd 4 TO be bark.
Schr Hopkins Aalsbury Key West 10 days with cotton
and logwsod. g Benner Deake. >'''-
schr Transit No9s Wilmington, NC, zdays
sshr E.%, H;.osshs Ireland Nswben NC, dsys with
schr fhoina. Hx. Hall Norfolk for Prosidenec oAs~
echr Ann n Still, Smith, Virginia, 8 daya
schr AIDE. Bailey, York River. 1days
schr sarsiosa, Hut PSiadepSia Tor Bosson.
Echr Lebsnnah, Teal, Elzabethport for Boston
Schr Texas, lawrence Eiizabohport for
$500 x HSsf 4c.1 Ssr s,s, rg Ns
Brig Rsnsnsw Pierce which a.rissd Yesterday from Gal
passage. 4
Two barks at anchor n the lower bay Also brig.
The bark reported below in yesterday mornings edition
nppoesd the Sartee. Cole from New Orleans
SAILED.
Ships Compeer Me,bou Ocean Belle New Orsans banks
henry Trowbrdge Barbados; Zngsrela, Richmond; brig
Tanner, Apalachtcola. -"
Also, s eamshIp Florida Savannah.
Wind during the day sw, and clear sunset Me- lOPM Me-
ytth snow. =.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

Txxe IN l0orn spuxr Shortly after twelve o'cloci
yes;erday morning IRE broke out N broom and hal
saaufAetosy On loUh street, Eleventh avenue The
building AMI lis contents destroyed. The broom fac
tory was owned by Mr.. Knapp. Hs los Is sbout $50
Napier. His loss is about 81 o5o-no insurance. Tpe
fre supposed, was the work OF incsnd.ary. Tho
pohce tie Twenty third precinct aressed mao name
John pruf suspicion OF wilsny nrinx the preu,ses
He Was held to await the investigation Of the Ere Mar
Between four and i've O'Clock yesterday morning q Are
was discovered tenement house in l0oth street.
Mr. Doyle, and before the hre was extiorushed both
buildings were destroyed. Loss about s20oo-no lasu-
rance.
FIRE IN LEXINGTON AvKSrE.-Between three and four
O'Clock yesterday morning fire occurred 10 the dwelling
house OF Mr.. Z c. ws.. lo7 Lexington avenue II o-i
gnsted irem the hot air furnace. Damage the badiag
abou, $3.50, insured.
Fur IN SULLIVAN STREET Between six and seven O'Clock
yesterday morning fire broke in the hsylof in the
stables in the las Sullivan street, oxned and occu
pied by n. Crow. The flames extended along the lott
INTO the stable the OF 1870 Thompson street. and be-
ioi the fire extagushsd the building dam aged
10 The ent Of about $780, insured for $6l0 in the Rut
gers aud Peoples insurance companies There be.
tween sixty and seventy horses IN the stable At the mc
They all taken unpjured. The origin Of the fire
Is upknowp NJ present.
FIRE rooI LEROY STREET, Shortly before nine
O'Clock yesterday morning fire broke on board the
steamug Gov Floyd lying at the foot of Leroy street
The flames were promptly extingushed. Damage tr
gBg
FRI IN CROSBY SrREEr-About six o'clock last night q
fire discovered the second floor of the building No.
60 Cosby street. in the premises Of G. Hcrter cabinet
maker. His damage will be about $50; no insurance
The IRE originated from the chimney fue, and extn
guished by the insurance patrol watch.
FIRE W BEEcKER SrEEr.-Shortly after elk O'Clock last
night fire occurre1 in the fancy goods stere Of Bern.
stein, No 800 Blocker street. originated 10 the win
dow fiom the gas light Damage about $500; insured for
$500 in the Phenix Insurance Company.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

1t will TINS be seen that both the imports and ex
ports of last fiscal year in excess of those of
any previous year, 1857 = the crisis year--alone
excepted. The large import of 1859 may, how.
ever, be in part explained by the very small i'm port
OF the previous year: the country was in actual
need of goods and could afford to buy them The
export Of domestic produce IN 1852 was within
half million of that Of the year 1861 notwith-
standing the small export of cereals, the cot ion
shipments having been heavier than ever known
before, and the price having been unusually high.
The export of specie was Sj,70o00O less than that
OF 1861, and $500, 900 in excess of the year
1919, which ranked next to 1861; but the ex-
port of the two years 1878 and 1859 does not
differ materially from that OF the two years 1866
and 1867. 1t viii evidently be safe to reckon on
an average shipment of $G0,0oO,O 600 in specie in
future years.
Passing TO the details of this trade, we find tina.
We have sent abroad the following amounts Of ar
tcles OF domestic produce during the past four
years.-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

Canadian Hour was heavy and sales light The
tons embraced about $50 bb at IS IS SO 75 South
ern brands were also heavy and easier The chief de-
maad was for export to tropical ports. The sales en-
oraced 700 SEQ bbls closing within the range Of the
above quotations. Rye flour was steady, with sales Of
wine within the range OF quotations. Wheat
was quiet and prices unsettled, while quota
Corn was unchanged while the demand was fair, with
sales o. 600 bushels, including Jersey and Southern
Isc SOc. and white Southern do. at 7Sc SOC. Rye
was in fair demand with sales OF 500 bushels at 49, for
jersey ahoa, and Ole &c for Northern, delivered.
Barley was quiet at 75c. &c. and barley malt 6lc
SOC Oats were inactive, while prices unchanged
CoHEE-The market was quiet, and no sales of moment
TRANSFERRED. The stock Feb. !, 1860, was as annexed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01
COrOners' Inquests.

FATALLY ScAiDED WIN. Henry Jefry, q child aged
about NO years. died Monday evening at the residence
Of his parents, No 60 King street. from the effects or
scsds occeoned by the accidental overturning of kct
lie Of boiling water. An inquest held yesterday by
Coroner Schirmer.
SrrrosKp lNsANIicInE-The body Of a newly born in.
FAINT was found yesterday morning about nine O'Clock at
the Of West and Bethune strees ted nm IN ,ac
An examination was made before Coroner Schrmer when
appeared that the left side Of the skull was Fractured
verdict Of "Death from fracture Of the skull causad
BY come one unknown to the jury" was rendered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01
CITY COMmERCIAL REPORT.

TUEsDAY, Jan. 3l-6 p. ".
AsnEs-The market was quiet, and sales confined N
small lots pots and pearls at 64c for po and at 5,c
for pearls.
BREApsrUFFs -Flour-The market was heavy, and
sales limited while prices general without change
The transactions embraced about 1000 bbs, closing
within the range Of the following uuotaioua:-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

LOOKING FOR THE SOUTHERN TRApE.-Tne San Antonio
iexas) Hrdd contains seven full columns OF New York
advertisements
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01
HlRIfIAR IAfELLIGBNCR.
ALMANAC yua Few YonR-4Hu nay.
Sun HNoo............ ~ noon SETS. %
IL man WATn1.


Port Of View York. January al, IseO.
CLEARED.
Steamship Africa frr, Shannon. L,verpoo-E Ouuara.
steamship Florida. Cruwel Sasannan-S l. MjtchD Son
Ship Dove, Monsel San an;isco-W Coiemaa
CO.
Ship Husssr, Rowland, Aeibourne-NaiIsr. Lord oae
Tcau
ship Henry Clay, Csuiins Lvepcci-spoiord, Tsston
Co.
BARK vircnse Es.sllna, wilkins MoateyideoI 0ayer.
BAsh VI Gssicn, Phrmetee, Bstbacos-Bi,hop Br,.
Bxrt fros. Brown. Memberships 4 Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01
FINANCIAL AND CONNER GAL

TUESDAY, Jan. 3i-6 p n.
We have at length received the commerce and
navigation tables of the United States for the fiscal
year ending 3Oth June last, and which, under any
other administration Of the department than Mr..
cobbs, would have been laid before the public
some time since.
We reprint from our paper of Sunday the gene.
raj figures of the years business, as compared
with those ofthe three previous fiscal years.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01

Total of al kinds IL, e3s
COTTON The sales embraced about 900 bales closing
quiet within the range Of the following quotations.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-01
Notice to Mariners.

LIGHTHOUSE AT CAY LoBOs-GREAT BAHAMA BANK.
Official pfO nation has been received this office thst the
night of The Sst of March md every might thereafter light
be exhibited the Eighth
10 Of erosion st Cay ooos situated in TIE old Bahama
chspLe he Bohw edge the Great Bahama Bank
The light will be fixed white Zig hit. luminste $50 de
grees placed elevation Of lag feet above high
miles.
The illuminating apparatus casdoptc Of the power
ally known the first order OF rIesnei's system.
The tower circular, painted with broad red and white hor
zonsl banks having the base surrounded by the keeper
DIV cling arranged ia the form OF II de son.
Br order OF the Lighthouse Board
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

A LBERT II. NICOLAY, Auctioneer, will
n sell on WEDNESDAY september 49, 1850 at O'clock
onthe grouud II besutiful COTTAGE SITES located
The HackeDfsck Plank Road only sI mules from Hosokeu
Ferry and within ton minutes walk Of the EOglsh Neigh
borhood Railroad 81 ton, and only twenty minutes Hie
by the Norhen Railway from Jersey City These lots
vary In sze from to 10 eseL according 10 oca
ton The land IL Ia high Of cultivation. On II Is
rye .ins house cottage house. farm aud
ly bdi aso several IN springs II the purest water
well ocksd h choice fuis Of various kinds The To-
cstios l. bsu bnd perfectly besy AID the property will
be sold without the highest bidder 10 close the Estate
Psu NJ r. Dur ndo decd by order Of the Com nsonss
Of the Ophals Court Persons DESTROYS Of seeing the proPy
tske the trains OF the North Railroad a. Jersey City
leaving at and ga u ard aud pm. returning II 7:2
4:4I AID 80 NJ thus sf5dng every facility fr the sccono.
Of buS!nt and Of leisure. 81 cent
W. purchase money ain b0rd and mortgge for
years 81 per cent title ndisputable For further
ALBERT II NICOLAY, No. 81 Williams, N. Y
ROBERT CAMPBELL
WIN. DEwOLFE, }Comuissioneu
G. L. BLAUNELT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-12

A RARE OPPORTUNITY for persons in want OF
IA FIRST CLASS CABINET FURNITURE or HOUSE,
HOLD GOODS Of auy description. The contents OF the
sJpeTby furnished residence No Is Clinton place, In Stn
st. few doors west " Broad way viii be sold at phi.
waite ing the present week At one half its valle
The assortment embraces everything aud drsS
bic for geneel private family All class goJds In
fine order few Of the leading articles only De men.
toned 7oct r. W Piano Pier and Msntl' Ornaments Velvet
and ether Carp.ts B. W. ana Mahogany Paror. Dining
Room and Chamber Furniture; Rich wndpw Drapery Mantle
Clocks Bronze and Decorative OIL Pigtng. Eeg Table
ozue nothing be asked for that have not got Call and
from a. IN. 70 p. N.