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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-25

UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS oFFICE-AUe. "a,
Before Commissioner MoRBLL-
THE ALLEGED SLAYER THOMAS AcHoRN-THE CAPTAIN
AND MATE DISCHARGED.
This morning Commissioner Morell rendered his de-
s ss % ss.s as
seized the African cS:, on suspicion Of being svs n,oy ss
ssains the p1i:oSeT accordingly d'chas ed Tho
s Thomas Acbon Cleared a. this port March a. 1890
for Rio zIe and market With the prySsss Of one Q, %Ss
two mates and She arrived a. KabeI da Bay
June a. boarded by Nathaniel Green Master In the
tic Mr. Green Brought bhg home and the principal Wit
ness for The There were five men on the brig
w wn eod
p Parker said they s sS ns
of importance wanting to complete her equipment Tor con
to sustain the charge against the defendants voanss
s sa S1'S Of sss oR ons a.s q to
other. ]: Il sufficient for that purpose uDSs q: con-
case. cited think Il clearly ;ss.d, that !. net
ve.e from Conveying any description Of cargo 10 The cos Of
Africa; she may Be esit%.tey let iegos chartered oI
the United States be carry deliver cargo would
met in s S1 Of II he e ~ Ieas s %
only when the evidence shows that her outward oay
which l. to be continued transporting
foreign country. Omitted States schr Cahsrine,
he
Emily and Caroline Wheat aas) In this In th,t of
ten the fitting navigation Of the AhO either
OF e. that ss ss sn
connected In with intention 70 In
transportation Of Saves and the presumption ans
ing the Of her and her destination not strong
enough the inference that her voyage Illegal
defendant Paker concerned the presumption is
his 10 his favor His vessel In sight
from the Mystic for about three hours and her flag
could be made that she displayed the American flag
He Parker met Mr. Green at the gangwy exhibited the srss
and fed him 10 examine the hold without hest
taton The defendant Parer discharged Same decision in
the caseo of James Libby, the mate"
Before Commissioner Belts.
THE LAST BAIL IN THE DA COSTA CASE.
On the examination into the responsibility Of Chas.
Cleveland offered himself surety for Henrco Da Costa
Mr. Fabb of the DshctAtneys Office testified that he had
the records and found several udme unsashed rec
corded against Mr. Cleveland ExJude Beebe asked for an adj
ounmf till Saturday order explain che matters estthed
10 BY Mr. Fa3b. The application was granted
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little below cent, and that very choice and abort
Long aeceptances, 6 and months, go at 7oS v CENT
A meeting of the Directors Of the Psrsss az BROOKS
Paper-Works was held at tbs Office Of the Z mlany,
No. Spruce street, when the following gentlemen
were elected Directors for the ensuing year; Robert
Soutter, President; Charles L. Frost, Treasurer, and
Daniel Il. MCGEE, Secretary. The steamers to-mor-
row will take over million and half 10 specie. Gold
is scarce, and cent premium has been paid for
danble eagles for shipment. There will be considera-
bic delay In obtaining the double eagles authorized by
MIR. Cobb TO be coined from gold dollars as this is the
season for overhaulng the Mint repairing machinery
&c. MessTs. Seaton & Wainwright Of the Stock Ex-
change have prepared a chart showing the price of
leading stocks for the past ak years. including among
others the Illinois Central Michigan Central, New
York Central, and Rock Island.
An officer of the Galena Railroad writes under date
of the 22d az follows:
"Our business Is large and will continue until the
close of navigation. The scarcity Of vessels for chip
men has raised the price of freight to Buffalo TO Ia cents
and lowered price Of grain here in proportion. There
will be shortly it is thought better supply OF vessels
We have DO competition thst effects our traffic kept
to a tr,fipg extent. That at La Crosse Is chiefly an
affair of the Minnesota Packet Company, and the La
Crosse Railroad Company, and is confined to La Crosse
and ST. Paul business not affecting the points below
II would be great matter if we got none OF the bus
ness 10 those points, have relied but little upon
for several years past and shall have about as much as
we can do with our present rolling stock without It.
The wheat CROP large it is, proves generally TO be
of good quality the first that came in being carelessly
thresbed in the field was rather dirty but the later re-
ceipts improved, and now average well from all
quarters"
The Bondhoders of the Milwaukee and Mississippi
Railroad met on the 23d inst, and unanimously adopt
ed the plan for the purchase and recognizing Of the
proprietors of the road, the "bonded plan" They
passed resolution of confidence in the ability
and integrity of the Receiver appointed by his Honor
Judge Mller-Isaac Seymour esq and expressing the
opinion that his removal would be preudcia to the In
terest of the bondhodsrs and TO the bes eress of the
road They also adopted report of the Committee of
Bon6holders who had conferred with committee from
the City of Milwaukee recommending that the City of
Milwaukee may receive the second-class preferred
Stock for their claim OF 1924 900 and
{ city assent to the agreement wit 10 sixty days
The following gentlemen were elected Trustees and
Attorneys to act for the subscribers to the agreement
John Catlin, Louis A. Won Hoffman, L. II. Meyer,
VIM. Schall Allan Campbell, William Wilkinson.
We annex comparative statement of the Imports
of Foreign Dry Goods at Nsw-York forthe week and
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Markets-CARRRULLY REPORTED FOR The N. Y. TRIBusR.
FRIDAY Aug "a, 1900.
ASHES-The ket without change the demand fair ~
Pots It S5 Is, and z. arls at SIS 56t.
w 24,l
I The N. Y. TRIBusR.
Total. .........................634
nof.l pota and Pearls =.


COTTONhe market does not advance under the favorable
foreign prices here already relatively above Liver
pool quotations the sales are 600 bales We quote at iOc for
North Carolina Cotton was received to-day by u Van Box
keP The staple wa; Spg and esised Middns air .,v.
the decline; of O bags Purbus Uuum 500 bags
Minnesota l5iG4ie and so do at lac. Other kinds
dull and heavy sales OF ~ bags Lasusyra Sc and 4 st.
COPPER-Re6ned lingo. is quiet yet steady, at 2la2lic
cash other description. in limited demand .dy rates
FLOUR AND MEAL-The inquiry for Western and State
Flour sque active and prices Of co nmou brands better
under the from Euope the arrivals moderate the
good State and round hoop Extra Ohio Family brands
fair request and are led with more esdass, the s1e: are
s5 35 for old aud Extra States 5 10 for choice
do SIS 45Gs56O Tor shipping brands OF round hoop es
Ious Extras Canadian Flour Is 6rm the dernaud not very
active sales Of $50 bbs at se SoGe7 20 for Extras n
Flour better at the close the demand more
the 24O bbA at &5 500 % % for mixed 20 IT,
superne Baltimore &C. and 90 loeS7 50 for ths 9eaet a.
Rye Flour in fair demand and hrn sales Of S A.
al 40 a. as Com Meal s still scarce. and 10 far requs'
% for Jersey and 81 for Brandy~ins IS for ST.
FISH-Dy Cod are quiet yet h snad request sales Of 900
bills At 90 medium No 81 SO 70 for sh s ,s
fer medium No. ., and sla for hIss 90 Change ''
ORAIN-A biisb demand for wheat o IA unJs, az
Amber Winter Export In part % 1,src 10 sShs n NJ,
favorable sass Sser t5S sa sO bush good Milwaukee
Club 81 bush ss Re- s.b sg s Sb ~ Eco Sa'a
asssi 1875 su,S cheice wife Michigan in Sbis At
nt Ambsr Michigan at 81 ala 81 81 100 bush White
southern nee Price to be asd Sto OIsh old White C.pad
~ 80 TO- ii zoo b Suia Red ss md 1G sss n S%h
Al 81 asl 49, Barley quiet; the supply light Of
$40 bush 7oa for .Piiuy state Barley Malt /. IN fair
wanted sea- for Western and 4oc for State Rye urn
sales Of 600 bu.h 10 Corn in brisk reuss the
trade East the South for Export aud for with
lOm the
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-CHAxBsRs-AuG. Abe
fore Judge BRADY,

SECURITY AND INJUNCTION on APPEAL.
Robert c. N. Butt Receiver, &C., agt Peck Assignee, &c
This was an application for an order granting leave
the Receiver appeal from udgment Of the General Term
without giving security Counses notice OF motion was for
this leave and for Injunction to restrain the assignee
from paying out the funds in his hands pending the appeal AT
waived the latter part Of the notion admitting that
the Receiver would have the usual bond Of $3.50 costs
but subsequently, be withdrew the waiver and claimed the in-
junction In this suit it stated that injunction once
granted condition adjournment but continued until
pal yodic in lie favor at SPECIAL Term On sppeS TO Gen
Gated doubt its power interfere, II disposed but
took the papers for examination and consultation. -
n Van Colt and Mr. Shea for defendants c. r. Smith roy
n1as sNar md uofion
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The Chicago Tribune of the Goth says:

Yesterday there mt demand Tor regnt room p
shippers OF gain and rates to Buffalo and Oswego again ad
yanced bushec bepg paid for wheat to the former
port latter These the highest rates for
heights paid this ke since 1856 In October Of that
25d2Gc paid Buffalo for wheat but the 2 Of August
1856 vessels engaged at &C. for the and the
rates did reach the figures till about the end
September In 1855 the rate, at the end Of August were &c
In advanced OGc In November Of that rates
ranged from 3d20c for wheat 10 Buaoand engagement
was made 2c to oswego In Of tins present
sudden advance in ighs large number Of lumber and wood
vessels propeer have been fitted out for the grain trade
Reducing the to wheat the total receipts grain since the
LIST OF January amount TO 10 269 bushels against 3
bushels during the corresponding perod lian increase
Of early 100000 Of bushels.
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s9mmst for pleasure travel trans leave 2eh'
lo;is m-E1pses. for Albany, Troy sarstogs, Share.
Niagara Fals Lake George Lebanon sPIn sns Lsas
SPRING. Nnsars fA. and all places West Also with trains
for Saratoga and az points North sl5 mFor Croon faA
and at CrOton Falls with stagesfor Lake Mahopso lp
For Dover Plains Meeting 0odans Bridge with Stages for
Lake Wsccsbuc and at CTston Falls with Bges for Lake
hsboPec. yVHr tVRCHILLi Assist suPt
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CUPREME COURT-City and County of New.

CUPREME COURT-City and County of New
- York-JOHN NJ PINKEY against JOHN B; NEE,
Robert Peigrew Salem Town Russell and Adelne ha wife
Carlos s. Sherman George Holly, Benjamin T. Adams, Roo
Clark and Thomas Lowe Summons for relief above
named Deendnts You hereby summoned and required to
the complaint in this action, which was filed in the ooe
Of Clerk the City and County of NewYork at his oce
Ia the City Hail. the City of NewYor the 18th day oil
July 1866 and copy Of your answer to the said I'M
plant the subscribers their Office No H. Nassau st. Ia
said city within twenty the service Of this
you exclusive OF the day Of such services and you fail 70
complaint within the time aforesaid the pantih
IN this win apply TO the Court for the relief demanded
In the congratulated July 10, 1860 .
TAGGARD a PINRNEY,
ALL lay,6wS Plaintiffs Attorney.
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The advicts by the City of Baltimore were of about
the same tenor as those before received. They are
favorable for the interests of this country confirm
ing the necessity for large drain on our cereal crops
to supply the deficiencies of the British harvest.
We learn that the roads leading from the Mississippi
river to Milwaukee, and the Illinois Central, from
DunIeth to Chicago, have agreed upon the following
rates of freight and all kinds of grain to take effect
Angnsr 26tb:
La Crosse to Zoe. " 100 pounds
Prairie du Chem to " lou POUNDS
Duneih to Chicago. q lO0 pounds
Equivalent to 10 2-l0 cents u bushel on wheat.
Hitherto the rate has been and cents y bushel.
Annexed is a statement of the condition of the Ohio
banks, on the first Monday of the present month:
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1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA ISH0
ICOU CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOO
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE,
The capacity of the Road equal 10 any In the country
THE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
l.l-. AnA-r Hnra al AaaAY

Facilities for the transportation Of Passengers % and rom GIN
cinnsH Chicago St Louis St. Paul Nashville Memphis New
Orleans and al other IN the West Northwest and South
west ssed for speed and mfort by any route
Tougb trains West leave Newly ok foot OF Court
Ian az -Morning Express Evening Express, H.
Sleeping and moIiDg.cars on all the trsins; n
Fae always low and the time as quick I" oy any o'ei
route. A.
BY this route Freight, Of all descriptions can be GTwdea 70
Illinois Wisconsin Iowa or Missouri, BY RAILROAD Di
RECT or TO any the nayigable ve oil the "e W
stesmers from Pittsburgh. ~, -, A.
The Freight 10 and from any point OF the West 6y G
Railroad all times favorable as are charged
by other Rsroad Companies Merchants and shippers inrus
iR the Transportation the Freight to this Company can rely
with confidence ON it's speedy transit -,
This Company also maintains Emgrant Accomod,uonl
Line which parties emgratng westward enjoy cheap and
comfortable sde half the hrst class rates
Of fare L. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. AstoT House.
LEIGH 4 Co., Freight Agents, , ,,,
No 1 Astor HOuse and No. ] South William ".
MoDOHALD6 BISCH0FF, Emigrant Agents,
No 8 Battery place.
ENoCH LEWIS, General supt Altoona, Pa
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SUPREME COURT-SPRcIAL TERx-AuG A-before

Justice SUTHBRLAsD.-DEcIsroSs.
Henry b. Howell ct al agt. Edwin G. BloIhau.-
Motion to order of arrest denied without cost 70 ener
party ,,.., pus.s
TO Chas. Mcneil, ESQ., to report &cs~ -,
s. Roberts ct al. agt r. Rant ct al.-Order OF
John W. Button sgt. Edward Smith ct al-Report
confirmed Judgmen. ordered - ,..,y.r-
Edw ard Mcmahon agt. Inc Co7necucu' Mn,aa' mlio
CompsnyMoton denied without costs to either
party a. c.,ai wilkinson ra.a;ra,
Report confirmed Order Of sale grsnted.
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Messrs. DAVIS WoGLwoRrH, ST. JOSEPH missouri nov"
The DALY and WEEKLY TRIBusE for sas.
A. HILL No 10 Broadway sARAroeA sPRsss, IL an Asss'
for the sale Of TIE TsIsuhE- -. A,
M1ros sxAns 1. our Agent for the sale Of Tnn T.Iss
PATERSON, J. lie win serve THs TnsvSs
ths sity,
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This road brought in 100000 bush. against 1890
same week last year.
The third week of August on the Burlington and
Quincy gives S62, 900, showing a gain Of $4,000
The increase on the Michigan Central road for the
third week is $4,000.
The appointment Of Gov. Banks as acting Director
Of the Illinois Central Road with full powers OF man
agemen at Chicago gives general satisfaction. His
great administrative abilities are acknowledged and
much good will grow out Of his exercise OF them in
the management Of this enormous concern. His pre-
decessor goes to the Ohio and Mississippi Road. The
influence of the immense harvests Of Illinois, and con-
sequen abundance of money is felt upon the interests
of the Illinois Central Road not only IN the increased
traffic but in the Land department. The payments
upon land notes improving, and the inquiries for
new parcels have increased largely from actual set
tlers. The demand is fourold great II was three
months ago. There also negotiations on foot for
the sale Of two or three large parcels for colonies
The business Of the Clearing House was sl9 252 600.
The features Of the Money market much the same
as yesterday. The demand is active among the stock
houses and the current rate of calloans is cent
In paper, nothing goes lower than 81 y cept aud put
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mater-Gnre.

WTATER-CUREfo for the MILLION.-Rules fol
w Bathing Dieting Cooking Exercising Home Treatment
Remarkable Cases &c The most valuable health tract eve
Seventy pages Price 20 cents Send order
to DR.. TRAIL No Is Laightst New'York.
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
me0iral.

A NEW DISCOVERY!
N For the retention and radical Of HERNIA or RUP-
TURE, kc.-WHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS and SUI,
PORTER, A GREAT IMPROVEMENT; CLEAN, LIGHT,
aud PERFECTLY SURE TO HOLD FEMALE SUPPORT
FRS on the same principle Applied only at No IS Bondst,
Y Descriptive pamphlets gratis. LADIES' DEPARTMENT
attended by lady.
LIVERY Woman who suffers from Irregularities
II should use Dr. MARTINS CATAMENIAL COR
RECTOR, which 10 without exception -.
THE BEST MEDICINE BEFORE THE PUBLIC
FOR Arising from Ieguatie: Chronic or Nervous
Debility Papation Of the Heart Vertigo Dizziness Pains
In the Kidneys Pains the small Of the Back Pains under the
Shoulders Lowness Of Spirits Languor and Nervousness gener
Ally Difficult OF Suppressed Menstruaton, &c.
Price retail 81 50 per bottle OF s. for four bottles
sale by Messrs Barnes Park and f. Z. Wells Co.
New.York; at retail BY druggists generally. -
General Agent for the United States and Canada,
No. III William st., N. Y.
TJNHE BEST REMEDY for Dyspepsia, Indiges
ton and an Disorders q the st0maGhoM DAM ns
House No I62 Broadway Mrs TAYLOR No. IS East 18th st.
Nev-Yorf r. s. PHINNEY. No 267 Mainst, Poughkeepsts
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Receipts Of Produce

Total BY all aoae Aug. a. 1850 ,s5a bbls Your, 100
DO Corn Meal $3.50 bush Wheat Ill 1865 do Corn AZ do
Barley Sa1 pkgs whisky 1904 do Oil Cake a tegs Lard
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Eeaal Notices.


DY order of the Hon. DWIGHT II. CLARKE,
ID County Judge of Chenango County notice hereby pub
shed Of order requiring all the creditors Of ALFRED H.
RACE Of Gree,s IN s1a IN S Conny a. I
the Town Oxford in the County Of Chenanso aoe
noon Of that day. why assignment q the SID usOyen,
tate should be made and he be discharged nom his debts
according provisions Of the statute concerning voluntary
assignments made to the application Of an n'oyen and
us s. BRuNDY, Attorney for Petitioner,
je2 lswlewS Oxford, Chenango Co.
NETWORK SUPREME COURT.-CITY
IN and COUNTY of Ew.YoRK-HENRY B. SEARS
: :s %sLsSS 81
are hereby summoned and required snswel the com
he City and County Of NswYok the City Hall in said city
and 70 s e. s. 'a City
York within twenty days after the service of th. summons on
answer the said complaint within time the pantiHin
this action viii take Judgment against you for the sum sixteen
om the eighth day Of July one thousand eight hundred aud
sixty ao for the further Of xix cen hundred and sixty
Of August i6o besides the costs Of this sctionDssd New
York August H. 1850 COLES MORRIS, Plaintiffs Attorney
The complaint in the shove entitled action duly hed In
the Office the Clerk Of the City and County Of Of York.
the 18th day of August 1860 COLES NORRIS,
CUPREME COURT.-County Of New-York:-
- CHARLES H. KELLOGG agsnst CHARLES D. KEL-
Logo, WILLIAM L. CoAN, and JOSEPH HENDERSON,
partners under the firm of C. KELLOGG Co.ISunmons
Tor money demand Com not seryed To the
defendants named and each YOn hereby sum
moned and required 10 the Complaint IN thls hcon
copy which Is herewith served upon and to serve copy
your answer the said complaint the subscriber at bis
No 50 Pine street In the City Of New o within twenty
DAYS the service thereof exclusive Of the day Of such
yce you fail the said complaint thin the time
Aforesaid the plaintiff this action viii take judgment against
you for the three thousand i've hundred dollars with In
eres the twelfth day Of July, thousand eight hundred
and sixty beside the costs Of this actonDsted July H. 1860
CHAS. n EMERSON, Plaintiff Attorney,
No 80 Pine street New-Y York City.
The complaint in the above entitled action duly hed
Office Of the CLERK Of the City and County of NewYort on
'A' CHARLES N EMERSON, Plaintiffs Attorney,
jy21 lsw6wS No. 50 Pine street, Newly oTk City.
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Jnsnrante Companies.

NIFW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INSUR-
hNCE COMPANY PURELY MUTUALLY of Boston,
Mass Punt to pay Losses, ONE MILLION FIVE HUNDRED
THOUSAND DOLLARS - 80.
1Her having losses. over S7OO,000.
And DIVIDENDS IN CASH, S6OO,Oo0. -
Lest DIVIDEND. 30 PER CENT, paid IN CASH Inter
sss documents concerning Life Assurance furnished gratis
JOHN HOPPER, Agent and Attorney for the Co
METROPOLITAN Bank BuildDg Ito Broadway cor Pnest NY
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miscellaneous.

~ PATCH g. Co., SEWING-MACHINE NEE
~. DLRs aud Trimmings Of every description, wholesale and
retail IL Z. WELToN Co, Agents, No 4S0 Broadway.
NT Y SEWJNG-MACHINE EMPORIUM,
IN. No $50 BROADWAY, COR BROONE-sT
EVERY VARIETY OF FIRST CLASS
Family and Manufacturing Seong- Maehi1e'
TO RENT AND FOR SALE.
Parties In want Of Sewing Machines will save hemselve
much time and trouble by calling at the EMPohlum where
'neS 'oN '' ALL THE LEADING MACHINES,
and can test the before purchasing.
Machines bought, exchanged and repaired - -
v w WICKEs, IT,, No 4S6 Broadway.
CASHE S-WINDOW SASHES.-MILLSs
- PATENT WINDOW SASH ELEVATOR, self ad usiing
and perpetual Lock dpenses entirely with the old method OF
eevsng and fastening windows neat simple ornamental
and dursb adapted to the paor well every window
IN house the practical mention introduced for
tbs prrpose For its merits call at No % Frankfort
at Rights for sale.
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since January |

elnce JANUARY i:
For the Week. 1883. 1859. 1850.
Entered at the Port 80. 81 2l3,iJ &28l 1 $3.50 329
Thrown market..... 2,4l26l3 28H.5EI o,ZJO3
Since Jan. 1.
Entered at the port 39s57,953 4sls,35 76,Q!84l6
Thrown market.... 46 55l, Isl 8S80,297 1b,llloB
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Copartnership Noiires.
Builoins materials.
Ocean Cleaners, &f.

WLEnH bIRuWfIB, vi.
A TLANTIC ROYAL MAIL STEAM NAVIGA.
IN TION CO-steamer PARANA will sail from BOSTON
for GALWAY, on TUESDAY 18th inst at o'clock A
sestug viii tahs passengers board from Battery Wharf at
6 O'Clock
VNHE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS SteaIarhip
tbe o. Mail VIII sail on
SATURDAY, Sept l, at II O'Clock IN.
BREMEN, VIA SOUTHAMPTON
Taking Passengers tor
LONDON, HAVRE, SOUTHAMPTON and BREAEH
At the following r6tes;
First cabin @lO0i second cabin, eco Seerage, sSS.
''' GELPCKE, kEUTGEE REICHELr
No. 81 Broadway.
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Boots, Shoes, Sc.
Professional Notices.

DR. CHARLES SWEET Of Lebanon Conn.,
~ The celebrated BoNE-sErrER intends to be in New
Yo,i AZ the National Hotel No 81 Liberty TUES
nay md EONESDAY % and %, 10 attend TO Bone
Setting. &c, to 81 scrOfolus and ChIonc Dlseases.
Il MUNSTER, Graduated SURGEON DEN
IL. list has REMOVED to No so West 10th st., between
Broadway and 9th sy.