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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01
Nesn1lork Dailp Gribm,re
Law INTELLIGENCE
L. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-AuG 81 Before Judge Belts
DECISION.

L. S. DISTRICT CoURT.-AUG 81 Before Judge Belts
DECISION.
Thorne ct al. owners of the seamtug Maryland,
sg The ltsamtug Ordered tht Jeants recover
the sustained by the collision and reference
to ascertain the amount Of said damages.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFICE-AUG 81
Before Commissioner BBrTs
TIH ELEVENTH. BAIL IL The DA COSTA CASE MISSING.
Mr.. Tnutman of Brooklyn having been offered as
bs7 for Henco Da Costa the parties appeared before the Com
missioner Friday for the purpose Of examining into the quail
ifton NJ the proposed surety After waiting patiently for
hour and Mr. Taumsn not making bis appearance the Com
missioner granted an I'D ournment until Tuesday next.
REVOLT AND MUTIsY.
Thomas Collier, seaman on board the ship Chase,
committed to charge Of revolt and mutiny alleged
10 have been committed by him on board that vessel
SUPREME C0URf-CHAsBERs-AuG. 3L-Before Justice
lyGRAaAH.
IsIoSs.
Horatio G. Gibson ct al. agt. John d. Hunt.-See
papers with Clerk.
Edwin w. Barston agt. John D. Hunt ct al.-The
proof regards the il not full might BE-
but has think sufficient 10 sustain the order The defendants
my however for the reduction Of the amount
papers. Motion denied.
Before Justice LEONARD.
John Mtenberger ag+. Jacob 5. Atwood ct al
Judgment for defendants with costs % the defendants At
wood Co without costs az 20 Rookie x Egbert.
NoTIcE,-Notes Of issne for the September term
(Chambe must be filed with the Clerk Saturday, Sept
before IL m. Judge lnsraham will hold Chambers.
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THE GRAB GAME-CHARGE OF GRAND LARcEsY.-
Yesterday afternoon Officer David Corin n the First Pre-
cinc Peard Lschmap charge Of grand larceny
preferred by Eliza Hsis Mrs Harris Is the wife Of busiu
named Robert Harris who Tying in Jail in default Of bail
Mrs H. Of releasing her husband procured
bail and brought him to Brooklyn yesterday but he Dss
Attorney deeng him insufficient refused 70 sccep him The
party then adjourned Lager beer saloon kept By John
Noye where Mfs Harris placed In the hsnd o. the bail the
which he receive in he would interest
himself procuring who would be ,eptabe 10 the Dis
The hail lsid the the table for
nent when Lshman snstched up and off, charge Of
grand larceny accordingly preferred.
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STEAMER of SEPTEMBER 6.

~ IID111f@1F o
FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.
u. 8. NJ Steamship
VANDERBILT,
Capt p T. Le.eyre,
WIN ssf from Pier No N R., Esw-YOTt, al noon, BITUR
BAY Sept with mails psssengers sad specie for Ensisns
and France
PRICE On PASSAGE
First Cabin, $40. Second Cabin, go
Third Cabin, 10 Hayre 6S5; to Southampton, $40.
ID. TORRANCE Agent
No. Bowling Green, Eew-Yerk.
Steamship ILLINOIS sails Sept 70.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

FIRE IN A TESEMESr-HoUsE.-About o'clock wee
teIdsy morning FIRE occurred In tenement house 10 franklin
Flushing II sxtingushed after having caused
the Of about s0O Mrs McCloskey Of
the nearly smothered by the smoke bee abe
could be rescued from the building She taken out BY David
Dopson and james McFadS fremen. The building
owned by Henry Hammond and is FLY insured
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DAY BOAT for WEST POT.TT, CORNWALL,
~ EE%RpRGH. MILTON, ard OUGHgEEPSlE-The
t-snbosi Aida 10 esve Jay Pr DAILY. It ss
l,oosirs 4 gts't P,sr returning % the y 800 m
PafsDsTs for Ah-ny froy S'atga or soy polo. S--t
ras. 1t -nEshseeis Baggage xsnsisued
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-01

A ". MERwIN, AuCTIONEER.-By Bangs
IA Mlwn Co Irviur Bui dirgs Sos sqi ard 5s5 Bod
way MONDAY MORNING sep, D a. l0i o'clok L Ar ~
comprising Fine perhne, and Extra Noe cter. Car and
Blank Book Ppe and extensive variety Of staple I'D Fsacy
Stationery including Bank Books Epveop~s NC Sc Also,
Chee Collection % s.ereoscopic Views and instruments TIE
whole well worthy the att non Of buye Csaogue- srs now
ready Md samples OF the goods ~ be exhibition two days
before the sale
A JNO. T. HUNGERFORD IL CO., AuctioneeFs.
IN MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At Public Auction, on THIS DAY Saturday.,
At the elegant brown stone residence No 20 West Whilst
Near 6ih-ay sale commencing al lOi o'clock pr"clsey
viz octave PanoFcr'e, drswinrforn Suites Bookcase,
Etas-res Satusry Enayug OPaintngs, Vases rosewood
mahny Chamber Furniture oak din room Furniture &c
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1SH0 THE PENNSYLVANIA ISf(
1COU CENTRAL RAILROAD. IOOS
GREAT DOUBLE-TRACK ROUTE.
The capacity Of the Koed IL equal 70 In the country
TfiE GREAT SHORT LINZ TO THE WEST.

The capacity q The ESsd sgn. 70 any in The country.
Office No i Ast.r House, corner of ys.ey 3;
Fses. for the n'Portqn Of Passengers 20 and from Gin
Orleans aud III other the West Northwest and South
"" :5 are $ @ s s fe esv. Of
sgdt't Morning E&pes, a. Evening Express p m
Fare always low and the time as quick as by any ohef
By this route Fregh Of a. description. can be forwarded to
md om 4ny point the Rsir cd. Of Ohio Kentae ntsn:
Illinois: Wisconsin lews or Missouri BY kAdLhU GA. ~
The Freight TO and from point Of the We. by the
Pennsylvania Railroad all mes favorable charged
by other Compsnes Merchants. and shippers ntrqt
Vii co Sf '1 on ita speedy trshsit
1 S. o e% as .s sSsS d
GHoahf msdt Il nall sae sao ,ss
y: A;iSr He@:f sSdNp South wIli.m-'
MCDONALD BlSoHofF EP Rs Ba assrtI p.ss.
ENocH LEWIS, General supt Altoona p, -
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANY
and TROY, connecting With train. NORTH and WEsI
Staten y follows Through Express Trains snd II m and
si1y NV wa, . s sf s. ST. n. lfap md
S saS 2 sGE fsqshseePS is ind ssG from 5o5
sst' Baasic and Nors.Sa IIshsaps New: T1.i a'S. n
5as. and nd a9 sna o :si ';
% io sf ndd and T s a. sSsnz .sSrs
10 LoNO DhANSl, Ne O.-uAnhs-
~ ITAE and DELAWARE BAY RAILROAD, stopping
:. hidSl.t9yTt EeS Bsnh shrsEssuT Ss-Ihs 'c.@
'oc: Of Rotinsenn .north hds wharf at and n,
With an extra trip EVERY SATURDAY, at o. m. Connect
Port Monmouth with for Long Branch and other Sta
Returning. will leave Long Branch a. 81 81 g.
a, and EIear1oa psItis: dealt with Iber. term.
E'OR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, via NEW
IL PORT and FALL RIyER-The splendid and superior
steamer METROPOLIS Capt Brown leaves New Yo;t every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY. at o'coek p
and The EXPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyton, on MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY. a oiglock o. from flcf
No 3, Mr. .
Hereafter win be regarded secured TO any spph
cant until the shAl have been paid for
Freight 10 Boston aIded through with great dispatch oy
Express Freight Train.
VIM BORDEN, Agent No. 70 and n wsst*
NEW-JERSEY RAILROAD For PHILA-
~ DELPHIA and the SOUTH and WEST, Via Jshsisni
CITY-hs and Express Lines leave New York 81 ana ~
m and and m fare ga Through tickets sold for Gin,
cinns and the West and for Washington, New Orleans ana
the South s and through baggage checked Washington In
g. m. and .. m. trains -.
W. WOODRUFF, Asdstant Superintendent
No bgRase will be received for any unless delivered and
CHECKED ~ ginutes in advance Of the time Of leaving.
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RoBBERY.-Ann Barnes a recent graduate Of tie
Psnsntisry sent back thai institution yesterday for six
months stealing dress from the house Of Mrs Nutshell No
las Hudson She observed the house and
take the DIRE IS when she arrested
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Gntlerp, 6aroware, &r.

A A. THOMSON g. Co., No. 2l5 Water ST.,
n New orb Importers and Dealers IN Tin Plates ROOFING
Pat.s Sheet Iron Zinc Coppe Vie Block Tia SpeIse Lead
he Also Timers Tools and Machines which they oper Tor
sale a. the lowest market prices
EULLERs PATENT IRON RAILING for
IL House, Churches and Cemetsres ~ cheaper tnAn old
styles JOSEPH L. LORD jr., Agent No tn Brosdvay
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Orean Steamers, &r.
Deduction IN PRICES.
Ii ATLANTIC STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY.
NETWORK AND GALWAY LINE.
Touching St Johns r. to land Passengers and receive
the Royal Mail and Government Dispatches
The Steamers comprising this Line have been approved By s
NEW IRONsIDE WHEEL STEAMERS,
CONNAUGBT.. ................440Ot uns burden
LFltSTER.............'..''' ''' 4t4VO tdhs ouraeh
MUNSTER. $50 tens burden
ULSTER.....s. f'sU' tib ouIodh
PANAMA.
The next departsre from New York viii be
TUESDAY, Sept. II,
From Pier No 36 North River .
sss Of passage 10 any part Of ireland Railway and 10
A. 49, 80, c =, r;tiss of INLAND and Scotland.
Una Class 4GO so and SIS according to ST. Groom 90
eommodaions Third Class $50 including cooked provisions
And 10 81 Johns n. First Class 4SS Thf CAss tb
IL hall price under year nee 1niru
class rasssnr,Ts are required frsh beds and vns
The steamers OF company have been eonsuet WITH me
greatest care regards safety and comor coubned with nooe
and propeinz power and built with water tight conpA
MEETS They hdeuty expected to sass IA speed Hnc
Gather qualities vessels ever p sno Ho ieP"'o
with slegancies and nvsnienees a.,
Ar surgeon IL attached 10 each ship Persons
viii ipr 10 for their friends Obtain return hcAe" ~
the follow ing greatly reduced prices: .
In third e. bin Galway 400 In third calin, from any
town u Ireland raWsy 432 80 In third cabin IRON the
principal cities oil England and Scotland, SO
''' "'sA' HOWLzHD L AsPiEwALL, Agsnta
Nos "a and IS South-st.
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by Telegraph.
NEW-0pIGASs Fridav.

EEw-ORLEAss, Friday, Aug 81, 1860.
The schooner j. A. Taylor has sailed for Ruatsn
with fifty men for Gen. Walker.
The brig Creole, from Russn on the 17th inst,
brings Honduras advices of the 18th.
Walker was fortifying Truxillo.
1t was reported that Gusrdiols would attack the
town on the night of the 18th inst This had greatly
alarmed the inhabitants, who were leaving in great
nun bers for Ruatan.
The schooner Toucey. with later news in regard to
the movements OF Gen. Walker is hourly expected.
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Miscellaneous.

HIlBLRIIuHE0nH.
~ PATCH 81 Co., SEWlNG-MACHINE NEE
l. DTs aud Trmndngs Of every description ~holes&e and
80 M n WILTON 4 Co., Agents, No 40 Brosd~'g.
AT Y. SEWING-MACHINEE EMPORIUM,
EvyRY VARIETY or FIRST CLASS
FaaLv and Manufacturing SesofHg Aaehs"a
TO RENT AND FOR SALE.
Parties IN want Of Sewing Machines vii save tneHssvs
utueb the and trouble by calling st the EMfoiS"' "Hs'
they can select from e stock Of = -. o,,,,ype
ALL THE LEADING MACHINES
sEd esn sest the befOTs purchasing
hscniBes bought exchanged and repaired ,os p.Av.x
v W WICKES, j., No $50 Brosdwsy.
yJNO MANUFACTURERS and DISTILLERS Of
il CRUDE COAL OII.-FOR SALE, SIX RETORrs, IN
coed working order VIII be sold lOw. Address OIL boA NO
I,6S7, Poet Office, New-YoIk
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III
O-For HAVANA AID vTw-ORLF:A Ns-Ps..sss ssl--
q- fast add ,,scrit- s,-ar,hp STAR osTHE WEST Capt
m au, F..r foot ~ wa,rra-t Norh River sp- ofladBs
Of p, 70 ini.hed :. q. off and no ss 9, adns
apply Al No West st. eorS"T o. ,ane1 noprprs Am,
FB.-FreisA. received on and att, FRID ~, AUG 81
Insurance shipments by is steamer IN De lad M oe''
COmpeDe- at ]. per cent
a. EEKLY COMMUNICATES BY STEAM
QUEENSTOWN Ireland to land ard sueai' sss'-f-" sn'
typstctss
es,. splendid Clyde bup cO serr~ strs'rr .r' i'''rde
.sos syw-ToRx POS LIVERPOOL
CITY OF BIITiIoRE 49, ArnRpAy' ssg+,.,
and -v.r- s.rd.v .hroaehcuttnr y,I; Pier NJ y
RATgs ~ pissieH -.
csbis-fo Qneenstoyn o. Liverpool
Cabin To LONDON (vis Liverpool.
nssTsssTo OF
s;eesse retain tickets. available for ncnt, from Liver.
fsn,c av;isd Ra;: Paris Hamburg ~
csses.. Of p.,.rs is.ned rom Liverpool 70
Uehcres Of issued from to New OH "
81. ooDstruct-d Nth v,sertsht Compartment and
Der FREIGHT Pa,..e apply the once q the Company
{oHN 4ALE NJ " Esq., Tsms sg srtas. As''
In Glasgow to WM. IEhAN, No 10 DiSon-st
UITTE NORTH GERMAN LLOYDS Steamship
i NETWORK II J. santen Commander, carrying me
U. hsil sill ssil on o
SATDkDA1t sept SVc@ck y I'd
BREMEN. VIA SOUTHAMPTON,
LONDON, HAvRs so 55TH&MPToN, and BREMEN
At the follow Ing rg'eF
First cabin, : leo second cabin, SEQ; s:eerase fss
''' "'' IEfPCRE' kEUTGEN REICHELT,
No g Broadway
CTEAh!EB of OCTOBER 6,
- FOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRE.
The United States Mail s sSsT.@ERc
',.cua Cousocs Coumander viii sail from TIE .oot ..
C1Dslst on SATURDAY Oct witt N.s, Psss-nfers, md
Specie. fo- the above ports -, 49,.
&c Steamship Company (roon No ~ No % Wans
J. P. STEPHENS, secretary.
LOR SAVANNAH and the SOUTH.-1be
il steamship r r. CUYLER, ca7t r. Croker viii leive
Pier No u North River, SATURDAY, Sept at n.
Passage 70 Savannah, with accommodates unslused 50
rorery 425; Memphis, sal rs; Nashville s2 I5 Kn'1
Vile SIS 50; Chstsnoogs sass Albany $23; Columns
s2l Atlanta 81; Macon f2O AugIta III 80 including
eas' fare in saV'nnSh s w.. b. aU5 Nv n B,aS@.v
The HUNTSVILLE succeeds en- THURSDAY, septe
EOR SAVANNAH and OTHER POINTSV
BELOW.-The frstcsss side heel steamship Angus
IA C.pt VI Woodhull. viii Leave on SATURDAY Sept
At p m, from Pier No. North River Through tickets
e.s hs 6si for the fSlcxins Plhfs'; v,,,.,,.- az
Columbus, f2l Albany, e2l Atlanta, fil Chsasn9sa
s7s Nashville s27 50 Knoxville +25 ~; Memphis sal ~
ipsu,ta III so; Macon s2Oi Savannah, is.
For freight or passage 'PsHM u IL MITCHELL SON
ESOR CALIFORNIA vie PANAMA. first
I elias, will Leave yorr Il. lat ,lh ,nd ai.t o.
.,eb month except ~hep .he'e cate, "a, =, Ttsr
be day OF departure viii BE- the MONDAY l2xins bsi
r-.bt ,gpty It the only 2scs ~ ~ Wsyste
.orner 81 W:-rer-s. y AlIEN hze7i
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CFNTRAL, RAILROAD If NEW-JERSEY-

n fsN
From oCoori.n i,st-Conae;tiDs Hsmp IN juno
ton VIII Delaware and Wet-n Railroad and IL
FagtIn with Lehizt Val ey Railroad and hs ectons
SUMNER tRRANGEnENT-Comnasncn May "a, lsdo-
Leave NesYork a. fellows:
H,ps1sprRs ExFEEssAt m for Es'ton. Reading Har-
risbnrs Mau-h Chunk, &e.
g,Ii TR1rs-A.sa M FOR Fast1n, Water Gap, Scranton,
Grvn, Bend Pft.ston W'lkesb ne &C. -
I'm THRouaH TRAv-For EDtoD, hanch thonk' heading
PotSvile. H-rrtsnvrg Sc =, ~
tx THRouGH TRus-For Eason, Allentown aauch
Chuns. IL. 80 .,.,,o,.
GpM WAY TRA-For Som-ryie and intermediate s'a''ons'
ExPREss TRAIN TOR HaRsIsBURs
The H. Express Train from New fpr1 arrives al nsI
burg At ~ 20 noon toeoanec, Win tsins On fennsys
mia Central Rroad sua Northern Central norta ana
south and With Cumberland Valley Railroad =, M
LEAVE NKw-Y0RE PIER No. NIB NJ 100 ana IL" ~
$40 Easton and usrIaedist- stations ana ~
49, D. m for somsrvlle ana inerred stations
49, r 49, IOIIN Al cTTR SroeIiutendeLt
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bteamboats ano Railroads.

WV s~N"bNS~'
gTgW YORK to the WHITE MOUNTAINS snl
" LAKE MEMPHRFMAGoG dr.et-And Pleasure ksct
sdK Il n oaioS' s7,b..t n. 2
DAY BOAT for ALBANY and TROY, making
the u,p.l sudur.The steamer DANIEL DREW leave.
Jays Pier Tuesday, Thursdays End sa;urd ys, N
nor INDEPENDENTLY LINE-Fars 20
L cent. The steamer CATALfNE, Capt wm A Vsil I'll
oss VIII Ri he sI e lIfa is
III ssSs p neon r syf N $
sh IIe hs sgprs. trains. GEORGE coRLEs
nAY BOAT for ALBANY and NTERMEDI-
.y.1J Jh M6ASY WEDNESDAY and
connecting Albany With trains to sastosa and the west
A FTFRNOON BOAT for Newburgh and inteme
n date Lsndings-Ste4mer Mc,snora, p m Sunday
sxcspsed, rsm Pier foa Of Jay For particulars see eili
CNOR NEWARK and BERGEN POINT.-Tbe
THOMAS P. WAY leave. Pier 20 Il, foot
OF Dsyst, lO and ~ p daily including sundaJL
EoR EXTRAORDINARILY LINE.-The
u steamer JOHN BROOKS will leave Peek-slp every day
II. snd se% Haven RsIo s
TTe SOC. Freight taken LoCKYER& Co, 1ls sOuth.t
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID rrssh. and s. TcSs ooe No S ssI;$T
DOR WEST-POINT, NEWBURGH, AND
foot Of Jay st. every afternoon at q o'clock.
nAY-BOAT for ALBANY-Steamer DANIEL
~ DREW leaves Jay every TUESDAY, THURSDAY,
aud SATURDAY alta connecting at Albany with trains
for saratcga and the West.
NETWORK and ERIE RAILROAD
~ DUNKIRK EXPRESS Al q. m, for Dundrk, Buffalo
Csnsndagus and principal Stations >, -. II,
MAIL at 8l5 Tor Dunkik ana nterfaedlste Sp.lonh
This Train rem aims over night at ElInifa =, , So.
WAY 3:45 p N, for Middeto~n, Newbursh and inter
mediate Stations 49,.
MOTT EXPRESS, daily at p. m, for Dunkrk, Buffalo
and principal Stations The train OF Saturday stops
~ 49, CHAS MINoT. General supt
NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
~ Summer Arrangement for pleasure travel trains leave h
lO:i5 m.-Eypress for Albany Troy, Saratoga, Sharon
Esr.re Falls Like George Lebanon SPRING. and LAKE
Hahopse Connecting at Albany with Y C. foJ sharon
Springs Niagara Falls and all places West Also with Lsn
fer Saratoga and ell pcas North sl5 mEor Croton FalA
connecting Godeu Bridge with Stage. cr Lake Wscosouc
and az Croton Falls with Stasesfor Lake Mahopso 4
Yer meeting 9eden Bridge with Stages tos
Waccahuc and Creon Fals with Stages fer Lake
M.bopsc JOHN BURCHILL. Assist Supt
ISH0 THE PENNSYLVANIA 1870
1COO CENTRAL RAILROAD. IOOO
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Enanriai,
" N1COLAY,

ALBEIT n. FlC0LAY, -
"A ArcTIONvER AND T0CK,BRoKEk
SHOCKS ard BONDS bought aud scl3 nj - >
~ "a A Price Current issJrsd semi monthly.
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NETWORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD.
lN FARE TO ALBANY 81 49,,
On and AFTER MONDAY June 2 lSso Trains VIII eaVezto'
Ct Station New York as I. lows: =,
For Winanshege and all Ststions, 140 III u ana
$50 NJ For White Plains snd all 81 tons 20 ano
D m For White Plains and all way stations GlS from ute
u Depot Crot0n Falls from 2b.h--t Depot s;ls n'
stepping uihaDsbrioge and att ms above For Doyei
Plains hon 7eh It Depot 4. % piping "he rlIns
and Stations above this 10 Mi eon every eatloAY
sveIins) For Albany from 26,hSt Depot ;ls express
all sr stopping White Plains Bedford Cfoon ais ana
Stations North. -
Rs,urniDg-Wn leave Wliamsbndse. stopping st all way
ssy Stations and M :l5 and p Dover Pains stop
pisg all Stations eth Of Fordnam tnis tram e~vss
Mierton Monday It 5:25; Croton FAILS,
yoppirg at al Staiior north ~ Fordhan; Albany stop
ping at all Stations north of Whit Plains.
JOHN BURCHILL, Asst surt
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90 farmers an6 Others.

UNREES! TREES TREES,
NEWARK NURSERIES,.
SAMUEL G. PIJMAN Proprietor
orre superior stock Of Decduous and Orna
uneqused in size and urnishment had
The 1west possible rates Parties wishing for immediate
sect viii well By whiting the above HUrserie liberal
dcouut viii be given 20 large purchasers All orders addressed
90 sAML c PITMAN, Newark Nurseries, NJ j. viii receive
pIoa pk attention.
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Ct dIss UWHtIb VI IHb btdIIIIL
sgt The ladmug urter0rdeIed tht Beants
the damages sustained the collision and reerenc
to ascertain the amount Of said damages.
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1860-11-09
DOMESTIC PORTS

LACScnrp. At sullivan 3lst ult, by G W Con-
ncrs, Esq,, finely modelled and thor"ug hly built
sche"rer IT about Ito tous. called the Wlrtn
QrtEN She Is owned hy Il II Richardson of Eos.
ton, and others, and will be commanded by Capt
L stratton.
FourtANa.-Ar ), schs a Hooper, Fullerton.
steubcn Olive Branch. Dix, aud Rocket. Dix,
Calais Tor Boston Enchantrcss, Manchester, aud
tygnct, Nhitmofc, Nit Desert for Boston.
Ar ), schs Naudiia, Nuod, Ellsworth Belle,
iplt, Eleventh Sarah Hill, Tibbets, Brooklin ;
Mon, lladloek. Euston for cranberry Isles ;
Orion, Nerrlti, Machu,s for Boston Pixies Peak
Hanar Eden Tor fort mouth signal, Moore,
Et"pklln for boston.
Al .. sch Edward, strang. Galais fer Providence
BasraS.-Cll :? brig \ Blanchard from Ioston
for Barbadogs Euruah, sherman, sedgwick.
SNLEN-tld 1, bres Judge Whitman. tfrom
eala1sD iaTk sehs Moro, Ram.iell ttroin Cal
ai) \ ORR Jane 4 Eliza (freIu do) do
cd !, brig judge Whitman. Qrom caIai.) New
York ; sehs ter, faiusti,ll (trom CaIai.) New
! "rk Jane & Eilla. (rom do) do.
llotN1s's llotE--Ar and sd =, ship Drotno, To-
bin, New Ianan 'er Ea-tppft
Ar :, sch sarah, shaw, York for Ellsworth
F.LG Ersfa.-Cld !. srh Mm II Mitchell, saw.
yer. New York or caIal-).
MN YoaA.=Ar 81. srh rtfan, Clark, East
Maehias ttt,- y y t'l7hr, Ftletts. and fJnsn
eicr, Haskell Galaiz, chs Hausr. Higgins, cal
al Boundary, ti4tk, Lat MleHne. Ga-sabcas
Foster, Naellia..
Ar !, .,h tenny Lind, Mitchell. Machiaspert.
NfvFf#Rtra,.1.-Ar >. srhs Ffecdaar. Cracker.
aLi George ,,limeu. Randall M..eblas cd ). sch
Canton, Martin, MaehiAs.
H,trfaonf Ar |, -.b Astrca. Zinc Passport
At 81, brs Ii Means, Trevor boston.
Ar -. sch Lucy Alexander. Alexander sui
Ivan.