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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-17
Meniral.

GENUINE PAIN KILLER
N NO FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT
BUSH'S MAGIC CREAM IMMINENT
The pain il klls-the dwellings cease
You have no fear from sol OF grease =
Sold by Guion cor Bowtry and Grands Coddinson, No
rs broadway Knspp No 362 udson st. and other Drosss
Depot No l86 Greenwich-st Price rs cents
DURNTON's QUICK RELIEF, the Great Inter
ID nal and External PAIN ERADICATOR For hheumAasn
Contracons Dyseuery Swelugs, Lsmeness OF rslns ed
Aches IL l. and failing remedy Sold At Nos "a
Hudson IT. ISL 9Th and Duggists. DEPOT 20 BoWEkf
DRANDRETH's VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
ID PILLS Apoplexi.s Bilious Diseases and di-essss
al obstructons the bowels and circulation Their timely
ma. hss saved ssny fe Sold No. pa Cenalst not The
corneT of Broadway but No 294 Canal Br,ndeth Hsoss
No Union square; CsmpoePs sb-sy and fsshst
And by sll respectable dealers
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AND HARLEM RAILROAD.-

summer arrangement for pleasure travel trains leave a6th
I0Is m-Esprcss for Albany, Troy, Saratoga, Sharon
spngs Kiagam tas Lake George Lebanon Sprg and Lake
M.bopsc Connecting AZ Albany will " X for Sharon
sprinss HiagaTa Falls and all places West Alec with trains
f5T Saratoga and ali points North 8l5 mFor cro,on Falls
connecting Gods Bridge with Stages Lake Waeabuc
and Coton Falls 18th Stages Tor Lake Mahopan 4sO
Dover Paus, connecting at Go1en Srdge Nth Stages for
Lahe Waccabuc and Cfo,on Falls with stage. for Lake
Mahopae. JOHN bURCHILL, Assist supt
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1000 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1890
ISOUC CENTRAL RAILROAD lOOO
GREAT DoUBLETRACK ROUTE !

GREAT DOUBLkThACh hOClE"
The canscy nj The Road equal IN any IN tne country
TfiE GREAT SHORT LINE TO THE WEST
Office No I lttov House corner Of Nessyn -
Pse for the poraon Of PASSENGERS 70 and h7m On
ciDnat Chicago st Louis 81, Pso Nashville hempois View
OIlsaps and al other Ia the West Nohw' and ooatn
west are unsur sed for speed ard co Mort oy any route
Through trains for the West leave New YORK oot OK Nou
landttt Morning Express m Evening Express Pm
Sleeping and smoking all the trains
Fare always low, and the tine quick a. oJ asS otnei
route.
BY this Frights Of all descriptions can be
and from any point Railroads Of Ohio keutnckv indn
Illinois Wisconsin, Iowa Missouri BY RAILROAD d.
Beet any port the navgabe rivers OF the West y
steams ~ from Pittsburzb - =, =,
The rates Of Freight and from any point Of the Wet 81 tss
Pennyvani Rat road at all tnes favorable So are end
by other Railroad Comp Merchants and shippers ntu
ns the transportation Of their Freight to this Company can rely
wth confidence on ts speedy transit -
This Company also nsn1us EmiRrznt Accommodation
Line by which parties emigratng Ead enjoy cheap and
comfortable mode OF half trcsss rates
Of fare l. ELLIOTT Passenger Agent No. Aseor Houss
LEECH Co, Freight AGENTS
No Astor House and No S1uh Wilianu-r-
MCDONALD BIsCHoFP Emissut Agents.
- no Battery place.
ENoCH LEWIS, General sup't, Altoona, Pa
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81 90 rantOck GO. lIIIl n cent Bonds
elsV0M Vernon X. r. lSt Mortgage Bonds
RAso Lexington L b. Sandy r. ist Mortgage Bonds.
s4eoTown OF II Madis,n r r. q cent Bonds
S3O0tO St. Louis Alton Chicago r. I'd Mortgage Bonds
sl,eoo Terre Hsute Alton I'd Mortgage Bonds.
Note q Solomon Meyer for 1884 SLIGO payable to their
VsR order
Note Of Msndel Bros STA 80 100 payable their order
Dsgmel CT HalgstsI se Mandel Co for ts2 2O-lOo
ke1t regular sale THURSDAY. September ~ Regular
Asetion Sale Of Stocks and Sends every MONDAY and
THURSDAY every dsv when required at III O'Clock At the
StOtk SAesrOom, No 81 Wthsnst the Merchants Elk
charge peerred Stocks Bonds bought and sold private
-. sna al the Brokers Board ALBERT Il. HlCOLAY,
A uctioneer and STOCK Broker
No 81 WilliAnl-st WAn
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a. p RI SELL. Secretary OF state
G. P. WOLCOIT, Attorney General,
rnr1rris nner. oil The SinAi Fund the Siate Of Ohio
nR0POSAI.S for S3. 600 GOO of :. THE FLOAT-

PROPOSALS. for SO, O00, 600 Of " THE FLOAT
III ING DEBT FUND STOCK OF TIE CITY OF NEW
YORK"Sed proposals vii be received at he
ace Until TUESDAY the 18th day Of September 1900 O'CLOCK
% vber the same will be publicly opened for the whole OF
any cart of the Three Million dollars OF the Floating
Debt Fund Stock City Of authorized by chsp
t o. the ls60 and by Ordinance Of the Common
Council approved by he Mayr Aug 1850 for the purpose
Of nqui5sng and funding the Fostng Debt OF the
The sid stock will bear interest al the Te o. s per cent pei
PAYABLE quartery ally and the principal viii Dc redeem
able OF tbs trst DAY Of May, in The year lGl5. 80,
m onsals vii ste the amount o. stock desired and the
prce per one hundred dollars thereof and the persons whose
proposais accepted will required 70 deposit WIN me
Chamberain Of City within days sitter the opening OF
the bids sWarded to them respectively including the
premiums orxthe same 90 Co.
On presenting to the Controller the receipts Of the Chamber
an for such deposts parties will be entitled 70 receive Ger
Eeaes Tor equal Of value Of the STOCK
interrs 4 from The daes Of payments . m,
zach proposition should be sealed and ndorsed Proposs
Cor tie Flog Fund Stock OF the City Of Ne" OK
ard the sane neosed second envelope, addressed to the
Controller. --.--.
any OF all bids e considered Necessary 70 protect OF promote shs
interest Of the city Al.
Hoders Of Revenue Bonds Of the Cooperation may make the
a. ROBT I. HAWS Controller.
CITY Of NeV-YoTk, Department Of Finance.
ToUtrolier'e lffge. Aug a. ltbJ. }
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TOR HAVANA and NEW ORLEANS.
III pAgg.HE

on TUESDAY Sept 25 1850 ct o'clock ?. from zoo; Of
N1Isn e North River tho sauuch ard iIvOntr stea uahp
EMPIRE CITY, ssruel Baxter, Goa. uauder, newly
do.bp-nAed aud copperrd fou her Keel up Win hue le~
deck saer engine and bos th1roughy repaired snd
td an4 IL vessel throughout pat in hrst condition. vi"
b. d. patched ~ above
Bill II Lsd Of the proper form furnished q, the oce aud
NJ Ls n rdug vii be- sisls aiser the hau Of sails
Tor Fright or fasase apply at No ~ Vet co'cI Of
Wlutu-st O. EObEtI5.
n. B-Esesh received aud after THU RsDAY Sept ~
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natr-Cure.
> legal Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE of an order of ROSWELL G.
BRAINARD, esq Surrogate Of toe County 81 King, no
uce hereby gwen, according % se 20 al peIsons nap
claims Against CHARLES S bELOIE0 late OF the City o.
Brooklyn deceased that they repaired 20 exhie tn s.e
with the vouchers thereof g he ltscnber TIE
the Office OF CIAS ii BRIGGS, Ne. u Nassaus M lie
CITY Of New YorI on 81 bsloSe ne l5h day Mlrh peat
Da;eJ Az "a iis0 MARGARET BELONG,
septic lawtnM' Adm1s'">~~-
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halrbcs, 9cwclrn, Sc.

old GOLD and SILVER ORNAMENTS,
- Gold Dust Coins, Medals Antiques Diamonds Pea y and
FecuA ,t0nfs bougu az No abl Chtha1r fine bpld aa
Rolled Silver for Pates csustmty band "a No III Chat
Asnst II. BARNARD Gold and Silver Reiin-r
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OnTH DIVIDEND.-OFFiCE OF GR0CERs,
~ FIR ISsrEAycK CosP4SI, No q "aiist' bank Q,
Me- YORK Building New York Sept g. 1860 The Board OF
Decto have his day declared seniGnnua Dividend o. ola
6l PER CENI on the Capital STOCK d the Company
~ the stockholders demand JANIS u fAA4A ooo.
TLANTIC SAVINGS BANK, NewBOwery,
"A corner OF Lhstharaquare. Open daily from 10 IN to
o M aud from % p Deposits from y cents to sow re-
oiyed per interest paid sums cep ea on OF DO
fore October 1st draw interest ron thst date e.,
81 u. VAN PETIT, President.
CHAS D. BAILEY, Treasurer.
J. p COOPER Secretary.
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Gtopes an0 Geaters.
A No. ] RANGES.

A No ] RANGES.
n GREAT SUCCESS.
VERY INTERESTING To HOUSEKEEPERS. -
MIGRANTS PATENT WATER-BACK COOKING-RANGE
proved by over hundred now 10 20 be remedy
against putting the he should the water be stopped fo
proof Of which read the following:
l. J. ISGRAM SON: ,.,
THE Patent Range had to put In has been
regulated with and without 20 entire s
faction fuel it but about onha toat have
ron . under NV inspection. ERASTUS LYMAN,
Pres Knickerbocker Life Ins Co, No loh roadway
i have had Movable Water Back regulated IN the
Range putting the ire and used with and wtn'e
water very simple aud saLisfacory a 70 fue ouIh
sou one third less than any Of four others hsve used
"LLFRED MO ORE No. 210 West 2t-st"
Call examine send circular with many eerlhcaSs
Of the san purpor a. above. 1900, 80
u INGEAM a son. Msnnfac.urers. 334 i.hav, Y Y.
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Gales BIZ 4nfti0il.


A. J. BLsRoksR, AnctioBeer. . ~,
A BSOLUTE SALE OF Is HARLEM tLOlo
N stb and 6thsys i3cth, 1885,, issth and fosthst
THURSDAY, sept q. at IL o'eioci. 1t q khani' E1-
cbsIee. 2R<NA
On 5th-sv-s lots : between ls4th and fs5t6Ss.
On 6th-sv.- Ats on the =. . corner OF l3otsrst-
On I30thst-7 lots n ITO feet east Of 6th.sv
On lyOthst g lots n 4lo feet eat OF 6thav.
Or I3s5st = lots n. a. 40 feet west Of 4h-ev
On S3dst-l2 lots n =. 100 feet east OF SHAY
On ls4th PA lots n. and 100 feet east Of 5thav
On ls5th,t- IL lots s. 100 feet eas Of jth-ey.
Many above lots the beautiful pane OF the 1S
the residence Of Chs' Henry Sail esq deceased ana
among Loyee Sites Harlem the 5ts' eeids Rslsa
and planted d. above Junt Morris
TIL GRADE OF THE WHOLE PLOT Is EXCELLENT.
TITLE PEksECT. AND TERMS LIdER AL
SALE POSITIVE TO THE HIGHEST BIDDER
Map, Lc, at No 7 Pinest 2,o25l
A SSIGNEES' SALE - MLWARD PORK
IN HOUSE CHICAGO The Assignees Of VAN BRUSI
in Cbicrro on WEDNESDAY the 18th day Of September next
O'Clock at Of that day the extensive Aa
packing establishment the Milwad PORK House
the CITY Of Chicago also the frame dwelling house. III
the appurtenapces thereto Occupying River lots Noe
back lets Nos g. TO- III r. - H. Is and 10 o. haf
49, 20 of block No Of the South Branch addition 20 Cnf
cage the being about 2 feet front upon the dock %
the Chicago River and lying between the said er and
Water st. by the recorded map thereof Also sne
lease OF said lots Hart l. and others to Henry MI
dsted July 1856 for five years with privilege 81 pur
chase during said period and also covenant from said stewart
years Of six per cent upon the appraised
value of the and for the improvements the END OF
s09s TsRss en bS to the said lea and
at the Offices O MI hAHbACd at Cna-
a. and Of Mr. HoPPoCK, No. rs Wiliamst, New YoTk
Conditions the day Of sale Possession given on
the lat day Of November, 1870 or
GEO. N. SEYMOUR, }Assignees
HAEBAEH
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TnaunGl.

ALprur n NiccIAI, Asstoseer
w :. n, $3.50 .. n. och SslerooE Ne u William 81
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rTO ADVERTISERS NJ PETTENGILL :
Gorses, Carriages, &r.

EOR SALE-A Trotting STALLION, Wagon,
II and HARNESS Chesp-Pnoe $50 The owner having
mo u.s. fo such hor-e wold dispose Of the whole
No ~ The Stallion very tine one, and ka to "a M tne
sound Eud. yeae Old an III
weighs pounds raised b. Canada 81 Ltg'ea,c 1
sny Jsy ~ ~ Woods Stable, No l5Vestyst
HORSFS, CARRIAGES, aud PONIES, Tor
SALE belonging to J. NJ SINGER esq. Who T. s2 Sou
q trave i Europe Cs tie Cafr-gs Hoast NO o. "'
stAs., n! ~.
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OIpIcE OF rnE TEUsuEEs ~ THE ORR PAc X. K. COZ
Nc ~ ESchalse place.

NOTICE-The BOndhUdeTs, Stockholders, and
~ CREDITOR O. the d. 81 OF AND PACIFIC RAILROAD
COMPANY are hereby notified that according & decree
entered by te Bondh0dtT and aHted by the District Court
of buoe County Iowa the Aug term, te Dubuque
d Pacific Railroad absolutely sold and fOTrcl0-ed Tor
their benefit unde the CcpI3 arrangement elie ed Ito
sns accepted at the dhoder. Meetrs held th oCe
July TIN and 1th, 1900 .- 81, ~, ~, n
Tbe acissa and rights together with the lands Of the Du
buour ard Psclc Railroad pauy have been conveyed 20 ng
NV orsorilation THE DUBUQUE AND slOUN CITY
Rail ROAD COMPANY and the Trustees twho are Pfoy1s
ioua Director OF TIE Company prepared o. ke e
exchange al evidences Of the iuceJtedae III accordance Win
the decree O.. Court
The election Of the Directors o. the Conway being near
band yeJ important that eeca interest should be repre-
seutsd
Boz dhoders respectfully requested 70 rud 70 tins once
hsT Be DDS aud Preferred stock Of tie ne" oigdS
et A sary day p possible.
Pan phi T. an the particulars the force os.Ie sat
Articles Of IN corporation Con pdly &c Naubt ia9
up.n application d THE off.e.
- " SM X JFSJP. Trust Dub. Pa RB 60
Ne"-iO'AI iHERM GELPCKT aud
,,f.,a }PLATT sNiTH Directors Of Dub and
D''14"'' Nv ". HAMILTON Sioux City ER 60
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S S Z T S + ;sSfSsSSSspn} A-'.'..'.


A LBERT H. NIC0LAY, AuctOneer, viii
N sell WEDNESDAY seP;smbeI r. lss9 At o'elocs
he Hackenssck Plank Road only sG miles rom Hoeoken
Ferry and within ten minutes walk OF the English Neigh
borbood Railroad St<ton, and only twenty Minutes ude
by the Northern Railway from jersey CITY These lots
ysy In rze from n to 70 each according 70 oc.
to1 The and il IN a high OF cultivation On It Is
srge DIV cling house cottage house farm house and neoes
s,ry ont bulldogs also hre SPRING. Of the prst water
and 4 sock d choice fruits OF various kinds The 10
catoI is btau and perfectly beatty and the property WI
BE- sold without the highest bidder 70 Close the ae
Of Paul Dursndo decd by orler Of the Commissioner
Orphans Court Persons desro1s Of seeing the proP.y
car OF the Northern Rsioad st jersey City,
leaving al and M and pm, returning at ~
thus af prdns facility fm the acconO
dston of business and gentlemen Of leisure 30 per cent
Of tie purchase money remain bond and moIglge TO-
years At per cent and the title is ndpusble For urt
particulars apply to - - -. . a
ALBERT II NICOLAY, No. 81 Wlliam-s.., n, ,
ROBERT CAMPBELL "A
C. L. BLAUVELT -
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Professional Notlfes.

Professional Notlfcs.
nR RIGGS TRUSS challenges comparison
Trus-s o. hnd which have beea on 81 months 70
two y-lfs. Also Narco.eir T.ussrs. Nc Bsrczy-'t
LANES BOGARDUS,
~ ARCHITECT ~ IRON -
ORIGINATOR, CJNsTRl CTOK. aud PATENTED Of lhON
BClLDINGi
oalee No. 900 C.nslst corner Of Mulberry, N y
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9roreries ano Provisions.

ANDREW w. ROSE,
n No 222 WAsHIVGTON-ST, near Barclay.
WHOLESALE ONE PRICE CASH
PROVISIONS, FISH AID GROCERIES.
New Mackersl Salmon, Buehsh Shad, Hlddyck schehh,
Pi.kled He-nss in bbls bbls bois., bba, aud hits
o,ges Goldfish smoked Herring Cty Hans Shoulder beef
Lard prime Chess, choice Better Mess Pork aud Grocees
All kpd Noase syrups refined white yell1w sugars eh
Iesg s.. ALL GOODS " ARRANTED a. REPRESENTED
CITY GROCEBS, COUNTRY MERCHANTS and DEALEIss
iuvite toc
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DIBLE HOUSE. No. BIBLE HOUSE,
I'D FOURTH-AV. NETWORK,
Use the celebreted NESuNIIS COOKING and HEATING
RANGE bea which from ordinary goes to asts
up II chimney and made available 70 thu rooms
above without the least esssnns ti convenience or scsny
As Kitchen Range The ETNA HEATER dgned T. act IN
the front basement ne place 70 the ns neni pso and
the pa lor For efficiency ecolony acc
application. SPAgLDlNG slhAlIOJSn.
No Bible House, hsv N Y Manufacturers and Propneto
NOR WARMING CHURCHES, HOUSES, &c.
j Get BABTLETTS PATENT HEATERS foI Wood or
Coal. They ara economi;. aud free from -
BARTLETT 4 LESLEY No. 40 broadway.
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III u NJ p II X T. Y s.
IL SPECIFIC


HOMboGAI ElC ISEhISbi~o'
Vision and inspection OF Prot HUMPHREYS in order 10 meet
tia. great and long esized want Of the public nsney remedies
for al the common and simple ailments Of Lie.
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ADVERTISING agents.

ADVERTISING agents.
A DYERTISING AGENCY for all NEWS
~ PAPERS published throughout the UNITED STATES and
BRITISH PROVINCES, JOHN HOOPER Co, No. Al
ParsTow n Y Tines Building. " b-Adyertsemen'' In
serted At the publishers lowest cash advance rates.
Rsference-THE TRIBUNE ASSOCIATION
TJNO ADVERTISERS. S NJ. PETTENGlLL ~
co No lIJ Nsssau-Gt are constantly sending advertise
mont. 70 any every paper e. the United States aud bnsh
Proyuce AZ tie publishers loves. Papers be seen
on lie a. their Offices 40 State 49, Boston, aid No ls Mas
saust, Nsw-York.
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V'HE REASON WHY -
THE STORE OF
THOMAS r AGNEW,
No GrrsnwiC corner Of Murray New orr
constantly
TIlROSGED WITH CUSTOMERS,
p BRlrSE
The Largest Stock OF TEAS IN the city
tn Largest st0cE Of COFFEE IN the city.
IT,. Iarssst stock o. WINE In the city.
The Largest sock o. ELOI In tie city.
The I..rR,st stocs o. 81 JAR IN tn- oLy.
Tho LaiE-.t stock Of PROVISIONS iu Ee city.
B-grusa he keeps ths best quality O. GOODS and
Because b. s-Is LOWER than any other house
Mr. AGNEN hiss immense Cash capital r. hi command
which abe hin take advantage o TIE make. At all tiues
COUNTRY MERCHANTS,
UPTOWN FAMILIES,
HOTEL PROPRIETORS,
RESTAURANT PROPRIETORS,
and Others who p1rhsse g. large quantities. can effect saving
20 20 cent Uy purchasing ct The PP- 20" pcss
80 CANTON TEA WAREHOUSE
Iss such a Worid-v ije reU1wu ,
REMEMBER THE NUMBER,
No. 2bG Greeuuichs; corner o. Murray
Goods delivered free @ al p-rts ~ she city.
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NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD fHdLA-
" DFIptIh and the SOUTH and WEST, via JERSEY
LTY-Mai and Express Lines have New iork At y ana
T. m and and fare 80 THROUGH 10 y 30 10, IN
cira snd the West and Washington Ne Soreans and
Tue south &c. through baggage cheeaedt to aaahs'oh IL
N and q p. trains. ,.-,,,, 49,. q. .s..-...
No baggage win be received for any trans unless delivered aud
cb,rkss b minutes IN advance OF the time OF leaving
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No IL WuGIAE.sr hEW-l OH. sept 40 loo )
TUE holders of the SECOND GENERAL
II MORTGsGF BONDS o. this Company. ere hereby uoti
nd tha ne TIesufeT viii the Bun int uid si uupaid
coupons eid cll Of Bonds o. e Ter ite t-si No,rmOrI
i srd lie fIr coupons Of No 1erbeT 1913 bay aul 10
be- 100 and slay 1901 BY diving u tAc1thao u 't14 w SEQ
Oud GsEeral M0rtoee Bonds Of dns company =. pa M
Coupons ofeI.d u ful sets the bonds gwen ~
IN crest % hogsnber 1850 -, q, ,,,y,,s .i o.,
The hsders oil t6e PLAIN UNSECURED BONDS 81 s
pspy fav crct.rge - Id Bords FiRSI MORT 5ADi J'bH
OF the DETROIT, MUNBOE TOLEDO taiir2sa company
oopyersble b. Hse name HENRY KEEP, Treasurer
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METROPOLIlAN RANK NOTE REPORT-

METROPOLITAN BANK NOTE REPORT
IVA ER. corrected by The METROPOLITAN BANK and
OWYhNE a DAY = delivered I'm tr cts and BrOokyn e
~ 50 Weekly md = 81 - Ii MOrtIy per sunum seat Jy
rail II " Ncs.y 81 81 semMg nthly aid ~ Mouthly.
THIS ReporeT Is -Four Pages Larger and Is printed with Larer
T,pe an any her bulh Noe List issued a. thu y The
Descriptive Register Of Genuine Bank Notes tao surest prorc
t0n sqit Il spurious bills cold o. subcrJrs Cf as. Re.
porter II 3 per copy. Office No y Wals.
OrI1cE TaR PHESX FtEK Ivs Co
bEOukIlA. septelber H. 100
ETHE Board Of Directors have this day declared
a ta4i.sunUI DIVIDED % EIGHT PEB CENT l8
-. II, e.orruc II Their brlugl oihcn. No ~ Valet n "
i'' PHILAhDEE SHAW, 5rcretlry.
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY

n INVN NV LII NhILNVNIJ IVI NIDltINI
snc TROY connecting with trains NORTHNnd WEST.
From Monday April &c. 1860. Tras viii leave Chambers %.
Station follows Through Express Trains and II N and
albany Mail a. NJ slreping Car Train $40 p "a;
(Sundays ucuded; Way Trsin for Sing Sing As aud
10 and p for Poughkeepsie. LIS and 3:2O "a Tor
Tauytowu 335 ard 10 IS p for Peeksk $3.50 m FROM
8st-si Buffalo and Northern Lightning News Tain 800 m
Emigaut OILS p. Pas,engors taken az Cnan6en Cana
Christopher and 3lststs. Trains for NewY ok leave Troy
44 sundays included and 3;45 and 1910 and 20 sd
5 (sruday ucuded and3 3s and Albany about 9si al
hCur fer A. r. SMITH supe hleioeH-
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4 PORT and FALL RIVER.-The splendid aud superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown, leaves Negfors every
TUESDAY THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, at oe.ock 2.
m and TIE "a PRE- STATE, Capt Brayton, MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, at o'clock p ~. from Pier
No 8 =. r.
Hereafter viii be regarded secured TO any spph
cant until thu shall have been paid or
Freight ors arded through with great dispatch by
IA VIM BORDEN AGENT Nos 20 and II WestS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-09-24

Loss OF THE SHIP L. L. XgY-Eighteer
Persons DroTHed-The Mobile papers contain
tue particulars of The loss Oft that port on the
II h inst, of The ship X. L. Dlxsy, Capt Dixey.
and eighteen of her crew. The Advertiser
says:
The ship anchored, on Friday evening, in
side the outer bar, near the west shOal where
che went ashore about 10 O'Clock Friday nigh .
The pilot, Mr.. Smyly, who has come out as 8
passenger from New York, urged Capt Dixey
to save himself on the top gallant fUreca.tie
which lie saw was about To go d wn but The
captain had lashed himself To the rigging and
refused to leave his ship. The pilot, with The
SECOND mate and tour men, escaped to the shore
when the ship broke up, and were rescued by
Capt. Macoduck, OF the ship American Union.
who was anchored near, and sent a boat for
them.
The Dixey was an AL ship of ,252 tons,
built AZ Boston in 1885, owned in part by the
tain, but chiefly III Mobile. She was valued
a. $50, ,nUU and " as insured IN Nurtheru offices.
Her cargo was very valuable: we have heard
il estimated as high rs S3OO,0O0 some 81, $50
of which was insured here, the rest probably
i'll great part at the North.
Captain Richard W. DIxey, the commander
of the unfortunate ship, was Well known in
Mobile being Il regular trader 10 this city. aud
was highly respec ted wherever hnowu. As Il
sailor, H. bore high reputation, having en-
csuntered several severe gales under circum-
stances which elected high commendatioa in
Liverpool, Philadelphia and elsewhere. lie
was remarkable rs a successful but mild dis
cIpnuarllu, and was not untreQuently styled
: the Christian Captain" His last words TO
The pilot were, "G ood- bye; | hope we shall
meet in Heaven" AT the time OF his dea IA he
vas about fifty one years OF age His remains
were brought 10 the city yesterday by Captain n
w. Il Homer, aud were inferred from the resi-
dence of Col q. IL Minge. The egh teen un-
fortunate sailors who went down with the
Dixey, were buried on an island III the bay.