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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25

GARDIN ESQ hf. asd hnxes OF the following
- brands Peneaa Colin Fersis Rallereau. For sale by
s. d, GRATIAA q Co.
al a 80 Gus.omhnuse III
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
DEMOVAL.....4........ REMOVAL.
DRs. CLARK 4 FRIEDRIGffS, Dentists.
Have removed from l24 l4U CANAL STREET. door
from Crescent City Bank. jail Il
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25

IN MENEELY'S BELLS-A4 LARGE AS
"a Of this celebrated manufacture, assorted from
"A 500 pounds, Store suitable for Plantations and
STSA Steamboats, received for any sizes up 5000
pounds Being moulded in PEEF0RATETl IRON CASES,
which perfect md solid casting mounted TIE most
approved durable they warranted to give
and finish They have repeatedly been awarded
by various societies and institutes both State aud National the
highest premiums which will only mention the FIRST
PREMIUM at the ate Mississippi State Fair For sale by
STARK, STAUFFER 4 CO., II Canal St.
dlI lrn&SInM Sole AgeHth for Lnnsana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
I EEDs, FOUNDRY, NEW ORLEANS.

LEEDS Il co, IRON FOUNDERS
and Manufacturers Horizontal Engines
Boilers Mills Vacuum Pans Sugar Kettles CHARTERS,
Filters and Horse Power Draining Machines Saw Mills.
Gearing columns and Fronts for Buildings Furnace
mouths raa BaEs and all Machinery required for the
Eontt.
We have been duly authorized and are prepared TO construct
STII4IMANS PATENT BAaASSE FURNACE.
fyVJy
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25

"" Of ~, fl, and % Cfosby stfett
M These tables and rbsy he Mier's
Southern Billiard saloon los Graver street. also the
Pelican Boston Clubs aud be obtained from
NJ NJ MILLER sole gent this city, who also sells all
tlcles in ts Billiard ne az follow Billiard Cloths Balls,
Cues eaters Chalk He has ao hand and for sale
savers, are second hand Billiard TsbIhs, tyN
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-25
THE OLDEST CANDY nIANUFACTORY
IN AMERICA.
nom d, re n = r, IN ,onr

CANDY, SUGAR PLUMs, LdzENGEs, etc. ETC.,
In all their varieties made exclusively from treble refined Loaf
Sugar without adueration deeterious cub
stances of any kind.
Those wishing purchase pure Article requested call
and examine stock and csntral them with
elsewhere.
a1- Boxes of ASSORTED CANDIES, for families put up
to order, at prices ranging from IS upwards.
Candies packed in boxes Of 2 80 and 100 bs
suitable for the Southern trade shipped to order
EH- Orders by mail promptly executed.
Hss~ Terms cash. - Sz tyi5 1y
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! BURDENS IMPROVED HORSE SHOES

- BURDENS IMPROVED HORSE SHOES
MThese Shoes ef tbs and approved form,
universally admired They have been approved
o used by the United States Government SINCE June
of last also by the principal shoers throughout
she country None but the best refined horse shoe iron Ii used
any which will be found 70 bend cold without breaking.
The saving the these Shoes win be found not
less than w per The rapdty with which they made
the capacity Of the nachiae and the small cost Of
working III enable the manufacturers to give article of the
bestfIuaify price which them to take the
place all shoes large assortment for sale by
dff Im,k1mW sIlARk. STAuFFER L GO. Il nnnal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
y. at Paterson, which exhibited sigrs Of hydro
y L. Laok
n. v Wholesale Prices Of Country Produce

rov ruu WyzK ENDING WBDsRsDAY, SEPT. % IT,
IReportsd exclusively for TIE NV YORK rhib'ss "
FRByCH. -.s,n.
NOTICE TO CoysIGNoRs FARM PRoDrck-fu.
In neat order Max psn ndehbe directions or A.
ncIadina weight with tre count and Of aitces u
ncI bt OF ps, tculars inside paekase married. ,
and always send by mall with notice when ana mo-" ~
ComsIssIoss-Foy selling Berries Fruits 10, where sx
ACES are returned and small lots al stuff 10 cent VS
Farm produce generally, y cent. , -, .s.- a,
QUOTATIONS for sales Of good Produce y, sooo &C.,.
wholesale such Farmers realize, and not 'oeoes VI
tors prices -. ...,u .....5
BurTER-T The English demand has almost entirely cesec
st adyices from California much less fsvorao sd
believed that the Will take for that Market es
than half forwarded BY the last not over
60 to 800 hrkns There very little tptop me outs1
for the city trsde. All else IL hard 70 sell and oshs
late Talen all In all the Butter MAJ ket decided o'
that too, Just ct the when activity esPectee
have heretofore been somewhat noted of tnu
reports Of contracts made contemplated In the
a2c indicate that there ones stn
the outside figures must be taken with greater carlton we
ORANGE Co. peils n. d25lwestern Penn choice. Is 9l6
WeLb tubs strictly CD. 10 100 Western Penn fair 10 ole
Welsh fair good is obs Wesernes good 6l3
Haffh DO strictly eh 10 d2o Western 10 choice. .n 9ls
FirSins choice 10 d3o Grease Butter etGl0
CHKEsEThe receipts continue Large and dons the to
warn DAYS tue market dull Much activity prevails day
In the Cheese ausrters" We quote: 'l.
Oh 10 EXTRA CHI g. ~ Oi i Ohio choice 10 10 6iot
Fair to good quality elal0 Ohio COCA
Mesr Francis Macdonald Co have favored With The
following imperative tables OF exports Of Butter and Cesese
for the years ending respectively September ss and
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6orses, Carriages, Sc.

HORSES. CARRIAGES and PONIES for
il sALE-Belongng toI N. SINGER, esq. who is shout
10 sye Europe Call ct the Carnsge-house No. % West
stb.st. 5thay.
TIME following valuable HORSES were ridden
by the Prince Wales, ths Duke Of Newcastle and the
Roya tie throughout the tour IN Canada They have been
consigned 70 NeYok for sale and be inRscted az tue
veterinary College Institute, Nos lis end III West I'D
utt MONDAY NEXT when or al OF them remaining IN
sofa will be brought forward for public sale a. suonon 10 ne
Rdg School corner Of 26hst and Gthsy at O'CLOCK noon
l. Brown Mare Lady Franklin years old ridden asa road
saddle horse by bis Royal Highness ;, ~,
Chestnut Mare Nancy Whiting years old, ridden as
charger by his Royal HI ghnets. go ,
Brosp Mare Polly, years old, ridden by the Governor
General road horse and charser.
a brown Mare la Belle ridden by Com Seymour
s. GRAY Mare Gray Eagle years old, ridden By Capt hos
lick Ai6ede Camp Is charger aud road horse: 49, =,
g. Brown Hone years Old ridden BY the Duke oil Newcastle
Bay Horse Gilet ridden by Major Tessdale, Equeny,
brow Horse The Duke, years old ridden by the Earl Of
Bay Countess eyesrs old ridden BY Gen Bruce as
chsIgsr and roe5 horse =, A., H..
To- Chestnut Mare Heress, old, ridden by the Hon
Mr.. Elicit
H. Black Horse King Cole, 7years old
IL brown Horse The Bsron years old
10 Brown Horse Shamrock years old a. Cream co9reo
Horse Charles years old charger aud roadster ID
PONY wears DID, l6 and IT, Pair Of large brown Horses pop
Loa and Dick Doughty and old used as carriage and
ssddl, horses rot In 81 minutes
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Gbe Gnrf.
TAsBION COURSE FALL RACES, sECONl

FASHION COURSE FALL RACES, SECOND
IL DAY. FRIDAY, Sept % .,
TWO MAT, HES ANO A swEEPsTAKES
THROGSNErK and MUDDY COON,
Three Mile Heats for $500
AURORA and fLEETI Nc.
Mile Beats for $780, -
RIIAAMERICA AVALANCHE, and YOUNG REVENUE.
Mile Heats for s300
The first will be stated a. ri allowing ample une
arrival Of the the, br PASSENGERS WIZ lssye soton
Market slip a. o. m and the last trnin from Hunters Point
The "a and Sd az cars 10 "a hist Ferry connect with all me
Flushing Railroad the Course Club Stand reserved Tor
ladies'
d. C. GRINNELL. Proprietor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

The steamer Dirigo, Capt. l.. b. Pratt, arrived az
Winterport yesterday afternoon from the wreck Of The
steamer Hungarian. Mr.. Bartlett informs % sh1
goods are being taken up to the amount Of from wv
70 $500 per day. The Hungarians boilers have ben
hois,ed 1nd the machinery will BE- taken up
few articles known TO have belonged 70 X ID. BAY
lett Of this city, found in the Huogsaa, were esos6"
homo in the Dihgo 5s si5i kBsagos WIG, 2sse'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
A1nsital Bctfs.

WE have now on hard large ard splen6id
w assortment OF MUSICAL BOXES playing q ., A3s
B aDs &c tunes Manufactured BY the best makers Of
SWITZERLAND.
ksndores Overtures Expesves 10, kc accomplishments
Of RLDTE BELLS. DRUMS, ard CASTAGNETTES, Gems
com Operas Popular American Melodies Negro Melodies etc
10Y MUSICAL BOAES playing l, 2, g. snd tunes.
PAtLLARU MARTIN. Importers,
Musical BaTea repaired No 81 Msiden.s,e Esv-yorf.
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COURT CALENDAR-THrs DAY.

SUPREME COURT-GEsERAL TERN.-Enumersted
Calendar Nos l2 l3l, 81 49, A. 49, 49, A. 49, 49, 50 ST. IS, SO,
50, "a, IS 37l &C. ST.
SUPREhE CoURr-CIRcUIT-Part U.-Eos. 124S,
1926 1896 1922 1906 1874 1894 1919 1896 1885, $780, 1872 1884,
1896 1913, 1880 1852, 1854, 1856, 1860.
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her bosom sdco veds cnsa yss1 sese ~i.b her
oSsy 20 he v,y sot where she 70 have besn -
him he holy .. o. D.%SnY bie1s sss .,rS,s: q hs
s,gy had been rendered the dissppontfd orfdero -
Il. pcon,tsnt one ssde represented the nIos'e "'
So moving wss the sppss that the fair one 2: snrn
20 m,rry according 70 original agreement lhe yoe Tx sn.
mt refusing to bis the hesrtless go.
brofen and preferred smother osi2Is eslscey
,,neS 10 her lover who visited with trembhns asLey 700
rs,nt ~ The interview and without nstny further ae"S
sued 10 him on the spot Newark Eye. Journal
cow, at Paterson, which exhibited sars Of nyoi'-
pbobis wss killed Sunday last
The Patterson Guardian Gays the fIst SUNDAY
sboo, In this country established Ia that city % wv
for the mill children, In l7So
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

NEW YORK AND GALWAY LINE
Touching Of St Johns F. TO land Passengers and receive
the Royal Nail and Governments Dispatches
The Steamers comprising this Line have beer approved by the
HEW IRON sIDEwHEEL STEAMERS,
CONNAUGHT .....-..s...''s'.'4soD tups veIneh
..4ifup tNbs pufueh
MUNSTER ..................s...4iVtp Ds oWuen'
ULSTER s4f4Vv tVns
PARANA........,..,.. ,SV uHoeIs
Yhe pext depsrture will be the CONNAUGdT rom bss.T
on TUESDAY Oct g. to bs followed By the FRINGE Al,
BERT from NewYorh November 20 from Pier NO 81, Non
RIVER - 49,, a.
Rates OF psssase to any part OF ireland Railway and 70
the prncipi1 cities OF England and Scotland . --
First CASA 100 $50 end SIS according 70 stefoom NO
Third Class $40 including cooked provisonh
And 10 81 Johns FFirst Clsss $33 Third Class bB
Children under u YEAR, half price; under year nee Taud
Css passengers are reqced TO furnish beds ard tina m
The steamers OF bsoompepy have been constructed wi'n me
care regards safety and tort combined win mooe
ana propenopover bolt with water sht compare
rents TIL are confidently expected TO grpss In peeo ana
Gather qualities vessels but ena Ae foPoo
with elegsncies and coDveniences a., -
An surgeon il attsched 10 each ship Persons
wishing "a pepd their friends obtain return tickets a. the
following greatly reduced prices: -, Il -. -
In third cabin from Galwsy $50 IL third cabin rom any
town in Ireland railway S32 So IN third cabin, nom me
principal cities o. England and Scotland 3d.
f0 "e'sD' VI pB0tVLlHD l. AsPINwALL, Agents,
Nos. 81 and IS Sorth.ss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

DURNTONs QUICK RELIEF, tho Great Inter.
ID nal ana E1,smslPAIH ERApICAT0R Pcr bsunAosta,
Cossctien. Dy'eEts sw.Iin L.DsDs' g fs IN. y. "a
has:s1 i sh ss .si 6s as s
DRANDRETHs VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL
ID PILLS Apope1i,, Billion. Diseases and dises.:'
& ss l pod shs
has fsd many life ~ soS g. s No. ~ s s,ds ne n.
No uniop.qusre, SsmRSsir. corner ssAsV and 18Th IT.
Price rs cents per Dor. I-I
0T REGARD it as CRIMINAL in all who
Il marry and may become parents net 70 thoroughly purify
and srsng hen the BODY IS well "a the mind y " =,
"EMERIcAN REMEDY 81 bottle.
DILES. PILES, and COUGH.-A one-dollar
bottle Of either viii the money WI % returned p1
Ms Dr. HUssEY No. 2l2 Gree1s..s near Am,y Known
Patients taken In The house. AVID enred o. amo' e'eJ
disease, without medicine, BY pr HUssEY
TTHE GOOD TIME is COME!
The remedies found lyon are afflicted use Aen' a
De '''' DYSPEPSIA,
PILES,
COsTiVENEss,
or apy Disorder Of the liver and Kidneys hnse poe os
DARLINGs
Liver REGULATION"
.LIFE BITTERsy
have cured very severe cases and considered hopeless
have cured by uins DoLLEs worth Of these
FEW drops Of the Liver Rssuis,o twice,
cures .o,n,
the worst hind. As FAMILY MEDICINE II has no equal
The Lie Bitters drink beverage bat '9penor
laxative mic and duetic pleasant medicine taken IN drops
and emineny useful indeed almost specific IN al cases o.
scdiy the stomach sick headache loss OF sppets
and morning sickness Of females and genera ae
bity ,o,,
These gIrD REMEDIES are natures help meet
Warranted pure safe mild and reliable and free from Gil nm
or, or poison Of any kind >,,,,
BoTANIC MEDICINES IN HOMEOPATHIC DOSES.
There Is nothing like them in all the laod -,
S' DANIEL DARLING,
.... No. lie Nassau ct, N. Y
Fifty cents and 81 8 bottle each.
Sold BY Droggists
See csfscates in circular which accompanies each
bottle.
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In the Empire OF Brazil the cures effected have been more
than miraculous The great City OF Rio Jaro oesss the Day
when Radway celebrated remedies wee hrst introduced
The Hon Henry !. Wise late Embss.ador to Brazil states
that other medicines used BY the emperor in HI: family
om death by the use Of Rsdwuy. Medicnes De tbs,
the Rsdwsy Pills and Ready Relief among al classes
has saved Thousands Of lives every year.
~ 'p''''H RAb%lAY,s READY RELIEF,
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS
RAILWAYS RENOyATlNG REsOLVENT. -
Bolivar was once President divided Into three Republics
Verez1es Of which Caracas the capitals NewGTanad,
Of which BOgota the capital and Ecuador Of which Unto
Gen Jose ynam the Ghei Of The Army IA
Pills and RenOystns ResOlyen leP the army IN perfect
SSh pes sb seS%s .a the Hospitals
every soldier the mot disabled by broken bones; Sady
sence Of these They not only inase health and
The enfeebed and wonout body but they inst
within hearts ,nd blood of all who use them courage TO per-
Gan. VnsI letter can be Dr. RADwAY Co.'S
THK PRIESTS OF THE CATHOLIC cHuRCH,
When By a1 p% o pockets &
s ssSsd bottles labeled Radwsy Relief or Rad
S sss agencies ss f IS r'''
high civil fanetonary At Quito write. as follows God
1ey ee the Seasons war they
have been hon of their severity by Whist seemed TO be
Df r. dwSy. Of New.YorI He dispensed Ready Relief
RepOvstns RssGyen and Resas.iPs Pis to thoaisnd
Go. the old lsraee. all hO looked upon lived So here
wou ~dS s oiaieH e used t srd was hSsidS
Lsgusya the seaport Of Ceaecss the other side Of the
In 1904 place The 0d the we're most extra.
ordinary According TO report made by the commander teas
By msgc by the Reso7ent OF Dr. RADWAY. srOiula and
al diseases Of the skin gave way to its use and were cured
lie physcans Of Venezuela were amazed the success Of
m nies Inc bed hidden for IS years well Crppos Of old
and walking down to the mole and pitching their Clutches
days Dyspepsia cured 20 bOas aud chronic dagaes Of
months s deg cured most IN one wsek ny Sse
Heartburn ToO,bache, and Colo were relieved N lew MN
ues ses, and s'tT1 se Sn :. aon heals
touehte the bed after using the Rad"ay Pills snd esdy hsAe
d.Trss ed fesogs OF long CONTINUANCE changed Joyful
The American Charge dAGes at BOgot also wrote to Or
RAILWAYS Agent curious letter under date of June 1880
Dc s: he had wssfd q hS Ea It Relief
EE aci9s and REGTLHN PILLS
Your Remedies did wonoe' They conquered Every se
Of Gransde have abolished their old pacfe
and saving human life and relieving human misery by using
your great Remedies.'
GREAT CURES OF FEVER AND AGUE.
GREAT CURES OF FEVER AND AGUE,
TYPHOID FEVER,
BILIOUS FEVER,
SCARLET FEVER,
YELLOW FEVER,
SMALLPOX
MEASLES, Group,
SORE THROAT, ASTHMA,
AND BAD COUGH,
WHooPIN6 COUGH, INFLUENZA,
pIARRHEA, CHOLERA MoRBUS,
FITS, FITS, FITS
FITS FITS, FITS,
DYSENTDRY.
RHEUMATISM
GOVT GOVT,
LUMBAGo, LUABAGO.
ALL PAINS,
ALL ACHES
AND
INFIRMITIES,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT - Sept Dc. - Befor'
Judge Belts.
COURT-GxNBRAL TKRx-Sept B.-Be'ofe 'us
tees SUTHERLAND. ALLEN. and LEONARD.

EXECUTION OF DECREE AGAINST THE SLAYER ORION.
The United States agt The Bark Orion.
This was motion on the part of the Govern nent TO
execute the decree r. condemnation against the SLAYER Orion
notwithstanding the appeal twas opposed on the ground that
Mr. Dwight formerly the Assistant District Attorney that they
should time perfect their appeal Mr. Dwight stated to
the Cour, that there agreement made After bea
the parties the Judge granted the motion As the vessel was
permitted depart substituting bond for value, the
ton Of the will have to be against the bondsrsn.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
.NEWJ.ERSEY IIIEMS

ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO TAKE LIFE.-A man named
Lawrence b. Fesgan arrested by Coustsbe McAnsny, was
skeD before Justice Bedford o. Jersey City Yesterday on
charge OF violently assaung Philip Hughes OF No 20 Railroad
avenue and attempting to stab him The quarrel originated IN
Of debt existing between tie parties The accused
gave bonds 10
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6topes an6 Geaters.
Professional Notifies.

DR. RIGGS's TRUSS challenges comparison.
Tpsses on hand which from six months 70
two y1sIs Also. VaEicocsle Trusses No Barclays
MUNSTER, GRADUATED SURGEON
IL. DENTIST 10 50 West 2sth a., between Broadway and
6thsv
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,r,c M,RRrAGE.-Two Young

Romantic MAaRI.eE.-Two young. ladies of
ut,town Mercer Co, had been wooed and far by
s Of sutor have named the day and the spot
hen and they would surrender hearts and hands
Sunday last at Princeton the silver cords have been
ted ana the tender sealed but alas for the mutabty
earthly hopes Of the s ones whose affections Cupid had
former promises 70 allow new attachment spHrs Up
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD for ALBANI
i end TROY connecting with trains NORTH and w Lsa'
On and after Monday Sept H. 1860 Ters will leave Chambers
Station follows Express Trains and ii M aa
So. Albany Mail 7;2o Sleeping Car Train $50 m
(Sundsy ncuded) Way Trains for Sing Sing at - NJ
T. and 1045 0. M Tarytown 355 m for Peefskil esO
P for Poughteepse rs and aae m EmiErsnt IIan
from 5ls IT., 633 .. Passengers taken at Chsinoe Cas
Christopher aid efsts Trains Tor New.foh leave Ifoy
t.3 (sundays iacuded) ard o+ and % ~ Ano - NO
800 Albany about 20 minutes AtT Albany ior New
A. T. sMuTH, ssrehpsSdsnA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

MuITARY.-The Second Division New-Jersey ota'e
Minis commanded by Gen. Il. X V. Wright parade To-Day
ITbndsyI The line be formed at 10 O'clock IN, on te
field Jersey City and H0boken Inc Fe'ie VIII Ae
place at o'clock m
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

SURR0GATE'S COURT.-Sept. 2.-Before Surrogate WRIST
WILL OF ISAAC BELL, SEN.
The will of Isaac Bell, sr., admitted to probate.
The sato died possessed Of large real estate which Is be-
queahed bis widow during her natural lite and then to
The Children Isaac Bel, il, Edward Bogst Bel, Sc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

lanes Young keeper Of drinking
~. q ,es upd.on street Jersey City, fined 10
ssts,d,y BY Recorder Tden for seing liquor without
Netuse.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

V1OR SAVANNAH and the SOUTH.-The
4 steamship MokTG OMERY Cegt VIM C. Berry, willie
psI No ~ Eorth River on THURSDAY, Sept ~ at p u
Psssea 20 Savannah with accommodates uneqused soi
throneh tickets to New 59 49, Mobile, S5S; Mont
somsfy s25; Merphs sa rs; Nashville, S29 IS; KNOX
Vile sS5 So Chattanooga, s15 Albany, s2s CoamSo.
E2; Atlanta s2l; Macon $40; Augusta, 81 90 inondpg
ss-Iisve s,Is IN ssvmnsh The r. r. CUYLER, Capt +.
' II. B. CROMWELL Co.,
No. Sc West-s.., and No. 3Ss Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

RoBBERY.-On Tuesday night horse ana wagon,
owned BY Thomas Ganey Of Jersey City, was stolen ION sI
Bay House Bergen The property has not yet been
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Alc0ifal.

ia. -4rvr Alc6ifal. yFtvruIrr
IN r r.
III. GOOD NEWS.
GoOB NEWS.
THE TRUE BALM OF eILEAD
TIE PHYSICIAN THERE.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS,
THE MEDICINE OF MEDICINES.
RAILWAYS REGULATING PILLS.
QVIErs NERVOUSNESS AND PRODUCES
SLEEP, SLEEP SLEEP.
TIE MEDICINE OF MEDICINES
Railways READY RELIEF.
RADWAYS RENOvATING RESOLVENT.
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u From foot Of Coulsnd sConpectng at Hampton juno
% th Delaware and Western Railroad, and AZ
Eason with Lehgh Valley Railroad and its connections ~
SUMNER ARRAEGEMENT-Commen May TO- i'O"-
Leave NewYork Is follows: .p,. Dada, uo,.
H1KRIsBURG E1PREss-At6a m, FOR Easto heaeins' h'i
HVg TPUsNAtgs M for Eason, Water Gap, Scranton,
gLrat Bend Pittston, Wilkesbene, &C. =. oh p.,,,u
IlH THROUGH THAIS-For Easton, btancn OnunA' 4'Hs'
rs 'TaHoTgu TaAIS-For Easton, Allentown, Maunch
Chunk, &c. H.. an In. ,,n. dIate statIona
TXPEEss TRAIN PoR HARHIsbUH6 III,
1ne - Fxn,sss Train from w-York arrives at Harris
burg at noon, time to correct <ith ubhs on
yapia Central Railroad east and west NoItheI Ceh' H0
and south aud with Cumberland Valley Railroad =, IN
LgGyK NV YORK PIER No ~ n a. ~ quo IL -
a M and 33Op m Eastern and ntenedit e sIAuoh' aN
400 o. ~ for Someryle snd intermediate stations. s,
" v 49, JOHN o. STFARNS, Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27

A UCTION SALE of Magnificent HOUSE
IN HOLD FURNITuRE.-THIS DAY Thursday at phi
y1te resence Ne West 10th between 5th and 6hevs
commencing lo o'clock RosewOod Pianofore suits Blu
dsesd Wasbstznds Sofas MiTor Lace Curtains
Ststuary Broszes Psinpgs Oar Dining Furniture
China Glassware &c Mahogany and Black Walnut Chamber
FurnitUre Also desirable assortment Of Basement and
Kitchen FuITi'u-e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
CTEAMER OF OCTOBER Goth

J1OR SAVANNAH and other POINTS as Be
II low-The 6rst-class sidewheel steamship AUGUSTA,
Capt NJ j woodruff will leave on SATuRDAY. Sept ~,
AZ o. m from Pier No 4, North River Through uckeH can
be had for the following prices: an, T.
EewOreans sac T5 Mobile, &S5; Montgomery S2S 70.
,nls Al 2s Columbus 62l; Albany, S23; Atslan,s 81
Chsttsuooea Nashville S27 IS Knoxville, so 81 Mem
phjs ssl Isl Augusta, s7 So Macon go Savannah 3D.
r0A HeAe"' " P0~e' lnJTEJ, T. MITCH LII & SON.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-27
pY JOSEPH HEGEMAN.-FRIDAY, Sept. %

~ JUSIIu IIEUEmAN.- hIDA1, Sept. %
~ A. 10 O'clock at the Central saesrooms Wloushby
Of Pearst. Brooklyn-Lsrge sale Of FURNITURE
svo handsome Mahogany Secretary Bookcases Rosewood
Mahogany and Walnut Ma BILE top Dressing Bureaus Mahogany
Beotesds DO Sofas Lounges Paror Reception Chairs
Center and Extenon Table, Hat Stands autel Clocks Spring
ard Hair Matetse Feather Beds Fine Paintings and Engrav
iDs Cutlery Gas Chandeliers sp3 Brackets of Single Ha
Stoves Carpets, Oco,hs % boxes Cllrt Wine, Boy