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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27
THE FAMILY HERALD.

Inauguxa alton OF the Statue Of WAshing-
tom ~ tho National Capisal-Tne Ora
taon OF Mr.. BOcOck-The Shoema ker's
Strike In Lynn-Sfghts in Gotham
News from the PaCfAc-Local News OF
the MctroPolis-Market Reports, DC.
The FAMILY HERALD will be issued on It's usual day of
publication "wednesday, and will contain full report
Of tho Ceremonies at the Inauguration Of the Equestran
Statue Of Washington at the Federal Capital with the elo
quen Grafton OF the Hon. Mr. Bocock An Account Of the
Strike Of the Shoemakers In Lynn Mass; the Military
under Arms; Large Gathering Of Women Description Of
the Leaders Of the srie Sketch Of Of the Minor
Exhibitions In New York The News from California re-
ceved by the Baltic; The Great Work OF Tunneng tho
Hoosck Mountain; ALI the Local News OF New York and
Vicinity Of mportlnce; Reports of the Cattle Provision
and Money Markets. and all interesting news OF the pre-.
ceding week.
TKRss-$2 year; four cents q single copy. subscrip
tons received at the Office northwest of Fulton
and Nassau Streets New York Single copies for sale at
the counter and by all news agents. Advertisements
inserted at the usual HERALD rates.
Drawings OF France, BroaAbeats Il Co.'s
SUSSEX CouHrr-CIAm q FxsauAxr zo 1880
erarD ccssoiDar.p iorrrmrHctiss Psssalsr leo:
S6, g. ~, ., ls; 20, 81, II; 90, 10; 81 e. 80.
Nansgers Wlminstos. Delaware
DRAWINGS Of the Dela ware State Lotto.
nes. WOOD EDDY CO.. Managers
DzIAvAss, GEORGIA, KIErucxY AND Hrsoual sFAa
nuAwA.s-kxrHA Class NO. IS. FsssyARY 2e 1854.
Al, 80, 20, As, 20, 81, IS, Is, rs, 81, s, f6, So
DIlAwAas-CIAss No g. Fz.suAsY 2s 1890
SoSS e.: 4 10y s; g. sas %.ss.ou p....
OMci.I Drswins Of hedges, Davis q
osss Cousoada y !! Lo: =. x osorgs 90,
90, AZ. 50. 20, ~, o.. IL. 81, ca. 4, rs, SO.
AODoEs 1AvIs 9 90. Eanassrs, Macon. Go.
A. y. Blocker, Son 4 Co.,
0kkHRAL AUOTIUGEERa
Hos. and Pine ate near Broadway,
1A' ' 'i Sos6 aseisE S Si ~ s:s'a p ' ~
~ sssads. 90 Of psssoss declining Aousssss,As
Ash sPAc1ous sALxsk * No. . rAs ,r...,
aaDrxx .sss 3 Q 8 g " corner strA
Girls and Women should understand
direct prope tsning ard eduoailon OF on
dren kxAmmanons daily Ct FOwLAk WELLS, S6 Broad
way.
Private Instruction I'm PENN anshlp.
daily, By OLIVER B. GOLDSMITH. 500 broadway.
New Idea.-24 Photograph Portraits for
Shy HOLMES United States pssn, camera, 3o Broadway,
Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing MaheInes.-
Onnoe tcs Broadway, rev York
s.Eureka" Sewing Maehines-Hemmer
ATTACHRD-PRlCE $tO-Partes not having full anonnt
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Wheeler & Wilson'S Sewing Mahefnes-
Ofnce 6C6 Broadway, rev York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27
UyHE VINE GROWERS COMPANY OF CoaNAo.
CAPITAL TBBEE MILLIONS OF FRAHOa.
The COUNT DE shINT-LEOrER Preskdenk
JULES UURkT, Raj, Manager.


CAPITAL THsEE MILLIONS OF PRAHOa.
The COUNT DE sAINTLEorER, PrssAs.x
JULES UURET. ks4, Manager.
JOHN OSBORN
Me- 46 Beaver street.
This CORPORATION, numbering amonss. ~ :hareacssers 1s
Cogrsc lis eepsse being located Tho sss0
pose Of maissiping The saSdard oasraoaer Of
PURE OOGNAC BRANDY.
BY ssippfne thai article In all M native purity and 0xo0on04
IN foreign and bound down q
e sstue Of rsguso1s @ couans e transacons estirey
the produce Of vineyards ia s: highly f.vorcd iccsisy
condition admitting into No storehousee any Branv
win The object ., extending y: ,us rspu..o. q -
q u: RE vss sow Sns
cosnse brady n cAsss or SNa D6SsS " pUiI sizss
ae ard paSc pS Is. e q
Evevy bottle scaled with the sue
serDon Q. the quality. duly asnsd IN q, sns ~ 10 -.
me me ,apSes now offered eo,.,.. q, .vo d
bosh to be equally pure qualify, dlss OILY
popsof and degrees Of slrebgh depending theeon -
oldest sss r. 1s. Si sS S saS %
IL excellent article Of tho age represented suitable ~
family Bi' Siss Sss
SO called On account Of ase and Dc rema
otrcen. h.vies been urged ha. BOD q 40 10 is.
% de pusc e q he cspcay .ao: . -
opipSSn uss large bottle may b pre'sr1ed sussr -.
wss exported Rom coSr ss oonsar s, nav
purchasing Croson" ~ shs price Of ssandy.
CARIAnT 4 BRO. @ BraaAvax
sE EcEPE4sIe btc HSksF 3d. . Sis:s 49,: 49,:
HALL; DIXON co, N0 Chanbsss, areeG
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

Girls and Women should understand
Phrer ology enable them 10 avoid selfish immoral aen
dren RSsminasacns dsiy Il FOWLHK WELLS. Ss sroaa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

USEFUL IN ALL PAMnRN
- hk0kMAh 20 BENzINK. which removes pei1n
spot Rfcsse, &C. and cleApses Rlovee sks rbboaa
coral to Few, without ths sahies injury % cooc or fg
foic by An druggists. u cents per boNs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

r ORD WARDS
II WORCEsTKRs9yRE SAUCE
From The recipe OF tho Right Hon. LORD WARE.
AND rs TIE ORIGINAL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sAUmL
Pronounced by cornoisseurs to DO The only good saas
SOLD By ALL GROCEEs AND FRUIT DEALna
Wholesale by GEO. II. BAERErT.
Dealer in Hpices, &c, As Broad street NOW Ysrar
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

SyURE YOUR CORhg AND YOUR PAIN BY DE OR ATH'S
" Electric OIL. For sale by BARNES PARK, Il and Is
PaIk and all druggists and dealers Price 25c sc and
81. Depot, Philadelphia. Pa
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CROUP-po NOT LET YOUR CHILDREN DIE. KEEP
~ bottle OF DIR. tobias Venetian nimen. aways In tho
il q certain remedy If used nediatey Thou ands
of chi dren saved by the sof by drug
Price 70 and ~ Office 90 CortAndt street.
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M1SCELLAN EOU8.


THE LEDGER sN wn e s x. y y
Iss5 5SS Sssss fHsH ~
ssS 70 Of ns ksss IL s.g %
i {. 6. ": s.:s Ill:
N'' aoss roucr1, a; e, s, Assa 49,,
Ii. solKNrrrIc ExeIRpxEars PROVE THAT AN
unnecessary wass Of cca gss md great lo Of III lu
II
possible &c .ayosss n ngSs.n. conserson d.
We oGsr this 70 hs public viii f
y Is
: : '''' ' ns,.s 3: n Hss: $:s,s
A oARDzEgE GREAT DENTAL IxpRovsxsNr OF
a Dr. LkvkffB Atncsphec ffses for Artificial reetA
and only b Obtained tbs city i No. Il wsssrisy pisSs
near b1oaewy
4 PURE HOLLAND GIN
woIrEs scniRSaH scaNArra
Recommended By re Medical Faculty e the United States
o0ga !. 5E & Js.I, M. M r SisSsssrA.
FRUIT STORES ssr asS so SsTSTf sshscuAsra
A Iawser notary Public and o. s s PA Ass AdEsT.
ADWAkD BlsSkLL, III Broadway, corner Of Chambers
II Get New York
AT "a S0-DOUBLE SOLE WATERPROOF sEwED
n Boos at J0r ES 10 and IL Ann street, also ST. French
calf dress Boots. N. B.-Cal and sec them.
A sTorIsBINGLY CHEAP sEGARs.-FRoM 81 TO SO
"A per thousand each Wholesale bus bargains
ORLANDO CaEBkS, II Broadway.
AT MCLERs, NO. SOS BRoADwAY-sEw STYLE
"A "caAin pattern" Wedding Envelope, with niA leor 70
match.
SyURE YOUR CoRhs AND YOUR PAIN BY DE 0RArH,s
" Electric OIL. For sale by BARNES PARK Il and II
PAIk row. all druggists dealers Price &C.
ST. Depot, Philadelphia Ia.
| NRouP.-po NOT LET YOUR CHILDREN DIE. KEEr
~ botleo Dr. TOBIAS Venetian linimen. always in int
hcuse certain remedy edately
of children saved the solc by drug
gss, Price 70 and 81 Office 90 Cortland
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

YJoR PROMOTING THE GROWTH OF THe BEARD
mere y nothing bu. my Onguant winch viii force The
heayd or nusAches grow u by magic In sx and
sain or pjure akin Price 81 sold by all druxRus
II. @. GRAHAM, 100 Nassau street. n. Y.
GUINNESS DUBLIN PORfIR, ALLSOPP'S AND BASE
Eas pals Aes for In Eve gallon packAg1o
FOR family use BY u T. MxnDUA Broadway, corner q o.
dsr sreel samples on drAu&hA
(I NOIsxIEsS FAMILY SEWING MACHINxa
The best n use
lo6 broadway, Eow York
lS2 fulton street, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

VIYATrB LIFE BAI8AM.
n HYATTD LiPk BAlAAN-rhe certain ooaqueror %
Bhsumaiam ScrofuiA hinge hvn with evorJ disease too
ing o great inpury Of blood no matter Of bow iooG sssed
M what derived. The Lie Baaar eauAlie
sncsccua vfoep< forms Of old uicers kryspe'
MercuyAl DtcAseA rhe cerrhcates sce
pep7ng each 6ostl0 will cosclusAvey show thai eee
Medicine hicb with his powerful. MO
sn purifying agent ard ha' ss also cared us vel,
csses Cancer Liver Complaint and fistula ffiucipa
dspo 246 Grand street. agen Brooklyn Ma r. III
IJCwEs ORIGINAL SEWING MACElNt6, rOR IA
III ypiy and mayofAcsuripg gurpoaca
oesoe. ~ aroadwpy,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

WHSLCP ESTER COUNTY TAxEE.-MOUNv VERNON.
INV n Port Wakefield PelhAmvils. Frospec& HH.
Ohnvfe, Ac-T.xes for 1889 mast be paid prior
Also ck Taxes and Lots that have been cold a. tsxss ~
S % <r County General Tax Once, Of Grand ana
-. JOHNS YOKKE General Cofleuor.
Back taxes Mogr1sania and Wess Farms pruoertv
may be pad above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

Delaware Lottersess-
SUSSEX CouNrr-CLAm n FKsHuARr 49, 1880
n, 81, 81, 81, 63, Is, &c. 2, IS, IS, rs, H., Is.
GRAsD CONSOLIDATED L0rrERr-Cklss FkBRgAsY e. 1890
Sc, 81, ~, ., Is, 20, 81, IL, so, 10, 81, a. 80.
TRANCE, BROADBEEIB CO.,
Manager. Wnmngton, Delaware
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AT McLEFs'. NO. SOS BRoADwAY-sEw SryLs
II "caAin pattern" Wedding Envelope, with inA leor
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-02-27

DURE wATER.-TO MANUFACTURERS AND I'm
pablo generally Carbon Filter will be C0unn =
valuable United States Carbon ritter Company.
l6i Broadway. YSrk
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A sToEIsBIN0LY CHEAP ssGsRs.-FROM 81 TO SO
IA per thousand each Wholesale bus and bargains.
ORLANDO CAEgKs, II Broad way.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-02-09

it was agreeable to bis feelings or not
As that choice has Unexpectedly fallen on
me, I have not hesitated to accept it. In
the execution of this high trust, my object
will be to do my duty with justice and inn
partiality 10 all. I have great necessity for
your indulgence in the new position in
which I am placed, and I feel confident
that shall receive it at your hands. A
representative from the State of New Jer-
sey, and upon whose soil so many brilliant
acbievments were accomplished in the rev.
olutionary war, whose people have been dis
tinguished for their devotion to the Union
and the Constitution, pray to the Arbiter of
our destiniss that / may do no act to impair
the integrity Of either, but that by wise
and prudent counsels peace and order may
yet reign in our midst, and our free institu-
lions may be perpe,uated to our descendants.
l feel that ! have national heart, embrac-
ing all parts of our blessed Union. Again
I thank you for your kindness. I now
enter upon the duties of that arduous and
complicated station. ~
Mr.. Phelps being the Oldest consecutive
member administered the oath to the
Speaker by request of the Clerk. The
members were then sworn in by delega-
tious.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-02-09
The Morning Dram.

A practising lawyer, now one Of :he best
examples of wise Christian Judge, many
years age, while busily pursuing the prac-
tice of his profession, contracted that ugly
unmanageable disease "cliill and fever" /"
which infests. the swamps and streams of
our country. Various remedies were sug-
gested and tried but all to no purpose
At length, his physician, who had no tenn
perance scruples, advised the regular use of
the "morning dram," as the only possible
means of eradicating the disease, His pa
tient was man Of temperate habits, but
having no fear that he would be in danger
fiom the prescription, Immediately procur-
ed the necessary ingredients for his nice
morning dram. 1t was well favored and
for fortnight the prescription was strictly
ATTENDED to. Perhaps it became more
palatable every morning, without the pa
lient perceiving it. About the expiration
of that time, one morning he jumped out
of bed, and in most inordinate haste, COM
menced dressing as if the house was on
fire. No startling cry was heard, however,
and yet it would have been amuseing to
have seen the urgent hurry, he manifested
getting on his pants. Quick as thought
his cravat was adjusted, and his comb and
brush were applied in hot haste in arrang-
ing his hair.
"What" said he to himself, am in such
a hurry about!" Nourgent client demand
ed his immediate attention to business; no
cause of alarm disturbed him; and yet, in
spite of the almost total absence Of any
claim, he was nearly crazy, to get his
clothes on. Immediately he solved the
problem thus:
at is simply to get the dram. It is
about to become my master. l will not be
its slave! and from this moment l will not
touch it, Happy decision! He quickly
passed out of the room, and said nothing.
At breakfast his thoughtful wife said to
him. "Mr. .--, you have forgotten your
morning dram."
'No madam, I have not, said he; "but
wife did you not observe my haste to get
on my clothes this morning I found it
was to get my dram, I saw il was abo ut to
master me aud ! have resolved never to
touch it."
And he did not. To this day he is
bright if not rare example, Of sober,
wise and excellent judge.-Spirit Of the
Age.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-02-09
Drunkenness a Disease.

DR.. Erdenan, n German, maintains that
drunkenness is q disease, and describes 1t as
follows:-
"The periodical drunkard can probably
abstain few weeks, or perhaps a few
months from the use of his liquor, with
the determination to renounce 1t forever,
and that he may not seem to feel the want
of it during that time. But gradually ne
becomes soured and Indifferent to all
pleasures and occupations; he looses hls ap-
petite, and finally is overwhelmed with a
despondency that borders on desperation.
ARRIVED at this stage, the drunkard can
not control his appetite, and all good re-
solves are forgotten. He takes ons glass
gets intoxicated, drinks and drinds, until he
Is overwhelmed by drunkenness, that
may last during the day and finally end in
delirium. After having grati6ed his de-
sires, he quits, but relapses into sort Of
apathy until finally he is restored TO his
former circumspection and clerness Of mind.
Now he again abhors strong drinks-is
wildly impressed With the degrading con-
sequences of this voice, and renews his
pledge never again to drink-but in vain.
After short time the sarae symptoms re-
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-02-09

WELL DEsERyED.-The following COM
plimentary resolution was offered by a
Democratic member in the State Senate,
on Monday last and was unanimously
adopted.
Rssolysd, Thatthe Hon. Martin Welker,
late Lieutenant- Governor of this State, has,
by the impartiality, dignity and ability
with which be has presided over the delib-
erations Of this body commanded our con.
fidence and esteem; and carries with him
in his retirement our best wishes for his
happiness and prosperity. Agreed to
unanimously. - Wooster Republican.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-02-09

THE SPEAKER FoUR YEARS Aeo.-Mr.
Banks was elected Speaker of the House Of
Representatives, on Saturday, February
Sd, 1856. The plurality rule was adopted
after one hundred and thirty seven ballots.
Mr.. Banks had loS votes, Mr.. Aiken 100,
and there were II scattering votes. |
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-02-09

HAn exchange says the best cure for
palpitation of the heart is TO leave off hug
ging and kissing the girls. If this is the
only remedy that can be produced, We for
one say, 'let'sr palpitater So say We.
Holmes County Republican. [volume] (Millersburg, Holmes County, Ohio) 1856-1865, 1860-02-09

Eg"I know every rock on the coast"
cried an Irish pilot. At that moment the
ship struck, when he exclaimed, sand that's
ons Of them"
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

sr Jszse Fsrxussos xsfsd that he any later
fersd 70 prevent him from obsanIng any pro,erty :.
which he w.s entitled and no wAs not even aware sa
Sir VIM Dunbss, whose name had besn mentioned In
the course Of the trial. then called, but Nr sis
said be had questions to put W him. TIC aeiouaans
also declined 70 put any Questions.
Mr. Bray an inspector of police - the Houso OF oom
e.s ns naa .ns T. Ss mon.S Of july o.
called upon him ~ hs house ana wisneo nim 70 80 w"
him TO Marlborough street police court, 70 60. sin
letters that be opxed him He refused = do SO The
def pdaut asked him 10 % Sir James and ask ni
any terms witness told him he could do nothing of
sort and the defendant then went away.
This Was the case for the prosecution.
ne defendant then proceeded 2 .ig-ss the jury in
In which he referred V hs literary productions and
Other matter. thai bad Dothipx whatever 70 do
WIN me case. he oenied that he hai any
osson and declared that what he had stated with re-
gard 70 his conduct IN the Cea he had heard fun
soldiers who we're conHned with him in prison, and ne
said be thought that Sir James had had opportun
v Of conadictrg what be had said, upon his oath, ne
ought 70 be satisfied He then reeredo the alleged oes
and said that they ought not ~ be regarded In serious
light they merely Intended 10 meet the eye OF 5
James hmsek; and 70 the verses he declared that
they stolen out of his pocket and that no did
sa sad sa s
writing these letters and urged them not 70 give verdict
against him that would have the effect Of increasing the
me Recorder, in summing up said that - the dessnd
ant had nt pleaded Justification IL must % taken thai
the defendant had admitted there foundation for
the charges he had brought against the prosecutor and
the only questions tho jury bad consider whether
the letters and the belous and dems,ory
and whether they published with the intent 70 exor
money,
The jury almost Immediately returned Q verdict o.
guilty, but recommended tho defendant mercy
count Of the state Of his health.
The Recorder sentenced him 70 twelve months imprs
onment, with hard labor.
The New York herald., 1860-09-09
Psrsonai Inteili0encs.

General Wheat, late Of the liberal army In Mexico,
saed In the Vanderbilt yesterday with The intention Of
joining Garibadi at Naples II II understood that General
Wheat h backed financially IN his undertaking by Mr..
Samuel Brannon, wealthy gentleman Of California The
example Of the General Will be followed by Col Charles
G Hicks, who, II 10 reported viii leave in the next
steamer.
N rsgs, Philadelphia, Is stopping At the New York
Hetel
Ms,or A. D. Smith, q. q A., and N Crane, New Or.
leans are stopping al tho Fifth Avenue Hotel
Nv. Henry Re~euly, II. II. Rewenly and lady, South
carolns; W wild, England. and l. r. Bradley, Chicago,
are stopping q, The Everett House.
John Burke and wife, Dublin; y. A. hindou and "a
riy, B<lnn; g. n. Eoxven, Boston; Samuel Wilder,
Rochester, Y, and Richard NJ Cuyier, Georgia, are
stopping =, the BSevcort.
WI steele North c.rollns; j. Goddard, London: W.
Mailman and lady, California v. L. SHELTON Georgia;
tonnectscut. W. Z. StoKes and family, California, are
stopping At the fsfaree.
Hon. q. s,ih snd family Mayor OF New Orleans; Col
\ u Edridge, y. raul; J. Napier, Georgia; A.
A. W. May, England and James chspn, Missouri, are
stopping Al the Metropolitan.
Jusa fello, Gillian Mn stcr and family, washineton:
A. Bart, England J. NJ Newby, Georgia; A. A. Allennong
and Mrs Ailemons, Charleston; v. Moncado, Spanish
Legation. Cortars, Havana, and A. Fernandez Swan
nah, among The arrivals a, the Clarendon.
Hon. AnSa , Parker, Albany; Gov Moorhcad, Ken.
tussy W. A Ramsey and family Gcorss; Maj sprauge,
y = a; Mrs Gen. worth, Troy; ,. 7, Forristsll and
family, sostoni Hon. James Bbb, North Carolina;
are stopping a. the =, Nicholas.
Hon. Kendall, washnstou; X q Wells, Chicago; j. q
Gccdrch, NsssArhusests A. T Hart Boston; j. T. Bcns-
ned, England; = Bolen, New Orleans; n Cochran, Phla
de'phiAi = hSsh, iiarucrt' Remington, Georgia,
and Mcclellan, New Orleans sicpping 1t the Assor
House.
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

Lieut George w. Rodgers dciAched on Abe lsth uis
non ordnance duty Il Ncw York. and ordered 70 the
schooIshp Constitution, ct the Naval Academy Annspo
Ns
Lieu, John powsss ordered 70 the Naval Rendezvous
Rc<son
Lieut. wm l. nsury, detached on The soth ult from
The Navy Yard, washngfon, AMI waiting oraers
Lieut. n w. Lewis, detached IN The 30sh alt from the
ordnance Duty and ordered 10 the navy yard wsshns
tn, In place ~ lieut. Msury.
Lieut. Rchars Wainwright 20 report the soth Inst
kr ordnance duty 81 the savy yard, Washington, IN
place of Lieut. f<vis
orpeassr r.ircs pes detached from the nsvy ysrd,
boeton, aAd waiting ovders
Carpenter ". n.rnioost ordered 70 the navy ysrd,
Dneioa
The New York herald., 1860-09-09
Movements or ocean Steamer.

HAvAxA, nArAxrAs AND NEW oaLxAss.
6ssuvr,I.-Fron Nsv Yors La arriving a Sns
Sew orieAns en- rrm New ovlsars IN Hsvsns isA ~
dvsng ii New vnwk Nd.
CAslvsA-rru~ New vcrs lisA, Arrvicx a nAvAns Ias
and New Orle~ns leA rrvn New Orleans - bav~ns ~,
arriving = New yorh 81.
Ds soro-Frun New ycsx Ss arriving Haven. sas 40
New OrieHna nh Frum Nev Oveans NJ, Havana "a 0.
nvtns New Yarh l1h
QuAxsn sIrv-From Nex Yorx and Havana sysry tweass
daya From New York Oct s. arriving II Havana i0sh
hArASxAs-rnm new yort foy MnAnsHs Ne Ah ~ sAea
monta. NpYM - =.
Ne svn of every AternAie CunHrd srsner New rort
NB-when he Above f>n eusdAy ~ vii
uaf on Monday, ercept from Ovie~ns Vhsa
fan Monday - ass1eu vtn ssvs Nsw ov~sas ~
AAy pysvsonL
The New York herald., 1860-09-09
CITY CONNIE RCIAL REPORT.

s1fcKDAY, Scpf. ID r. II
FLorR-The market was less active, and there WAS =
pause In both the export and speculative demand The
sales embraced about leo bps at sS - Is 90 for
supernne state and Western, % - 20 for extrs
State. Wheat was nrm at the opening, but closed duh
good Western q 80 81 20 good 70 choice white
Michigan and Kentucky steady ut 81 l6
81 - Corn wss heavy and lower:- sales of
1900 bunhes made, including Western
MIXED at 67kc. . &C., with mixed st toe. and
yellow DO 81 76c, Pork The market was nrmer and
rather active: the embraced 500 200 hbls 1t
so - SO 30 . 10 o2k, and prime st Ga is
e1l % whiskcy.-T market Was less buoyant with
sales Of 400 bbs at ~ xc 26c.
The New York herald., 1860-09-09

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Hehr 0snntt Posk NewASh for B0s1uu.
Schr ~ Lawr~nce Ccle, Nachlas 10 fava
Schs fsrpie Hazard, smitt, Hartford dsys
Srhv Slsde Bayies, Rrtdfepor 2 dnys
schr l. Walsh, Pane Rond ,nt for Hston.
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6csmer HarHh Jone~ PhlAdelphha
neazpev Novelty. Robinson phiindcsphiA
Steamer PeEcsn BAker Providence.
saeaner 1essehe~saF Jones Provsdence.
The captains OF ship Southland arrived seuAp
from Newcastle sionlc have read kennison Gate dpap
SAILED.
Ssan sbips Vanderbilt scuih~mpcn end Bsvve snd pased
the battery ut lziI city Of Barn r Qnser an6
Liverpool the l2I HAvn-
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thaylesi Yorktown Norfolk shps Swcepstakea Nall
bourne; orient liverpool Quiessieu London.
Ato sid stevsbue cutter mcclelland Gulf Of Mexico.
Wind al sunset aw, very light