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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
Total. .....,.,.1s'.s.'.'...oVo
To,al pots and Pearls.............s....


BFESWAX-The demand for American felowis moderate
and prices have improved quote at Sic for Western and
C0PPFR-Refned lingo, IL steady and setive; sale; OF
$50 600 no Minnesota 2tc cash Other kinds are quiet OUT
steady at previous rates - 80, T.. ,,,.. 81 Cat.
Pion q hardly so active owing the advanced prices Insisted
an and be absence of desirable assortment Our SUCK IL
eh diminished and the arrivals limited the medium ana or
Ter grades are in lively Teose and continue 70 improve n
sales are ~ 200 bbs SIS s0a IS 80 for SuPehne otae ana
western $50 So Is for the low grades Weseth
q50 O5 Extra State b6 10 Tor choice 40 70
az rs for shipping brands Of Round Hoop Extra ONO 20 GoU
a. for trade brands do and Louis Extras CANADIAN fou
s limited ssies Of bbs at SO l0d 81 so or Exs orana
Southern Flour is without much changes the demand nau3
active; high asked check business oo Is oI
scarce sales bbls rs 0d bb 30 for mixed 70 god
supene Baltimore &C. and st 40 6OfoI the better grades
Rive Flour hTme and In fair demands sales OF 4O pO az
90 5Od "a 40 Com Meal scarce, and wanted sales OIL
400 bbs at 80 40; Brsndywine is held ct 81 ,ooo
FISH-Dry Cod hrm and IN fair request sales OF
otis St Georges Bank at o. 2 MEbehesd sell slowly q, pA
large Western Bank at 90 u.s. Maekere are less active
and prices egaTage, fat hsh being scarce ana men
while small plenty and low. Box herlng are scarce
and brm al 263Oc for Scaled End lGl3c Tor NO rckea
GRAlNTheTe IA less doing In Wheat the onefnss are
90 large much Of that arrived previously disposed OF
the advance claimed restricts the export inquiry ana tnee
disposition shown 10 purchase tor future delivery the
rates Choice Wheat very much wanted Ine
are 500 bushels Iowa Spring osty 81 y itW o1s y,
waukee Club pyste 300 bush White ono ~
81 6OG 81 81 for soft aud 81 ga OIL IS for good prime %
bush. good White indiana at 81 S. IL 100 bush No Chicyo
spng, VI OIL 900 @i 81 200 buah, No, d. s lReeiH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

COURT OF GENERAL SESsIONS-SgPT. before Judge
RUSSELL.
Alexander McCue, a bell boy, for stealing watch
Of $780, from the OF boafder al tue Astof
House to Tia, State Prison for three years.
Carl Anderson eAded guilty attempt at grand larceny
in stealing coats OF the value Of is each on the 2od Of
August last Penitentiary year.
Thomas Simpson pleaded guty smpt at grand larceny
stealing shawl aud two shirts all OF the value OF t5 on the
2h of August Sentenced year 10 the Penitentary
James Williams pleaded guilty Of attempt grand larceny In
stealing drawer Of the store No al Skin
the 2sth Of August and was sent to the
for two
Charles pleaded guilty Of burglary in the second degree
In No l59 Fifteenth street. the
night both August and stealing large quantity OF cloth
ing and other property to the value Of 5000 state Prison TOT
Patrick ONe burglary In the third degree, In entering the
house No W West Tenth street. the 9th OF August and steal
ing clothing the value Of between $500 and $780, pleaded
guilty sentenced TO the State Prison tor two years
Lorghty lad Of fourteen, pleaded guilty OF burglary IN
third degree entering No LAT Third syenue on the night
Of OF August and attempting TO steal ewey and money
to the amount Of $500. Sent to the House OF Refuge
Saunders pleaded guilty OF forgery In the d de-
check $500 Butchers
Bank dated July 81 1860 Sentenced TO the state rso
fer
-Four brought up: Michael Bprke John
Kelly Reed and John Donney who gave their ages
petyey eleven ten seven ten All live In Mott street and
en- rsky 10 the question What l. your occupation all said
CIy to SCHOOL, except John Kelly who replied " Black
In entering house Of John H. Adams the night OF the 10Th
July and stealing clock ak towels two cloak three sh sets
two pillow cases. bed quilt two shAwls and one hundred
pounds Of lead pipe, all Of the value OF 1852 All plesdsd
guilty and were House Refuge Bridget Jones the
receiver Of these goods was held for trial
Joseph Deahe burglary In the third Degree was sentenced
to six months In the PenitentAry.
Adjourned till Monday.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

hs in.de rate for osy 500 bush ch,ce Witt mehf "a
81 6dsl COS soo Red Western a, 81 900 vi % ,oI som
1t 81 5tdel +o $500 bush REQ Stste private terms
Rye held with much 6mne.s and in fair demand 'ss
in fair demand and hru d4c. for C.nsd.n and
Western, and 1880 for STATE Corn lower and les M
tee o6epg the ms OF closed heavily; the sales 8po
bnh at etc for ordipny mixed esdoc for sound %aea
and N for handsome round ,eow White Beans in fair
demand sses Of 500 bush medium at sc as Is bush
HOPs-TSe demand for new more active and prices
Of SIS bales 20d2c Included In the sales
500 bse. 70 arrive the latter rate Old in fair request
HAY-Tbe demand for shpment "a good and the market 10
firm ,sles Of 500 bales at 7OasOc y 100 10.
IRON-The market for all kinds quiet yet steady; sales Of
200 uns Scotch Pig at a. SOd $40 en- ship and yard for
beat American brands
Quest and prices are without quotabe change Sales Of
90 M, 900 feet), at sII
LiME~The msrlet is quiet at Toe for Common and OIL for
Lump
LATH-The market Is quiet and prices are nominal. We
quote at oil CO.
NAVAL sToREs-spiris Turpentine Is In limited demand
but prices generally steady the Improvement Gales Of $50
~; sSd S ds 50 S &C. .hEpi9s
quired for and Il held frpes hoder ask
we hear b. ae b,ys been but are not sdyi.e
particulars Common Rosin Is in moderate request but with
800 bbs al 81 30 y 40 B saos Delivered $50 do at 81 IS
IN yard and 400 DO strained Al al sc ~ so NJ In yard Our
types yesterday made the sales 200 instead OF The low and
lao bbs No. at 81 60; $50 DO low No at 81 sTt y $40 ID
$50 do. No. and white s2d So 5O and 400 DO white at
az 25as2 80 No. Tar steady and In limited request
Lnseed sin fair request but some crushsrs anxious
le Of 81 Goo sson, Amecsn have been made as low Sac
and 10 600 do Engh safe but parcels from store command
$4,000 al prices improbable
business with seed 81 IS in this market Crude
Whale Sperm quiet but firm, previous prices
somewha irregular price, Of gallons In bills
&c. mos extreme rate Other description. steady,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
Arrived.


and pass. 70 H. B. Cromwell Z Co.
Steamship Pstap'cO VAIL Portland md'e and pa's 70 d. b.
ship Belle Of the Ocean (of Providence R. Chase, Liver
S miles pssseds unken schr Of about 70uns hsd nothing
Ship Lizzie Southard sps Newcastle 50 days to r. F.
Bari Lyman tOf Boston, Humphrey Stockholm 50 days iron
ksylO Co. Has had Light winds and calm. the whole
Bark Ursnis Tuner Shanghai April q. 81; Helena Ans g.
in c'mps9y with ship Coy Morton for Havana;
Co~es q days IRON 10 FGncS %encke
Big ESIwsy sBI M5sKeSMy, Rum nj Key ssh,%f Aug 2
July and has been 50 day. to this port nGqdns her s.oppsse
savannah supplied With provisions scsns bring them
schr Manhasse Strong Charleston days cotton &c, to
sehr ss Wright, Roger. Hil.bOro N. B. "A days, plaster
ssi Dsnyiis Chester Richmond days four tobacco &C.
schI P Boyce Snow Georgetown c., days. naval stores
schr julia Elizabeth Merrill Bueh days. stone to Nathan
schr Seaport velsOr E1abethpO coal for East Greenwich
scRI Jenny M Emp d ssS S MseE
schr. l. Daniels sp ith, Hartford days
sSSl :: Y H. W 8 psS Bs;.o% e. Ph.dsiPhi.
schr Gssabsss Foster mschss days, spars to master
schi. ?: B9Hough Houston; M5gi9i, day. com
sR M hfn a el.mei v ds Ssi potatoes
Schr Rocksway, Brewer, Virginia days potatoes.
scb c. II Van Name, Van Name, Virginia days potatoes
scbr j. J. HOusmsn, Bush Virginia days. potatoes
Schr Julia Ann Rogers Frankfort granite for Staten Island
Steamer Kennebec johnson Phiadephis and Cape May,
mdse and pass. to Y Perkins.
Steamer Wsmsua Arey, NewBedfOrd mdss. and pass to
master.
steamer Valley City, Chapman, Derby Conn., mdss to D. C.
& r.. Miller.
Steamer Aida Robinson, Philsdephis mde to Lopez
Kirkpatrick.
Steamer Mars Nichols Philadelphia mdse to NJ Briggs
Steamer Abatros Jones Providence mdse to Isaac Odel
SAILED-Ship VIM. Tell HAVE.
Withholding the day. from ~ to s. 3. w.
The ship Lookout 1921 tons eger Is .he large Sec
tonsl Dock repairs She will be stripped ecaulked, and
newly coppered
The ship Amity Is also the Balance Dock for examination
BY Telegraph.
CHARLESTON, Sept THE steamship James Adger Phil.
lp from an here this friday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

II Wa reported IN Phila1eIPMa low days ago That
the Commissioners Of Allegheny County, the same
who are supposed TO be in prison by order of the su-
p,me Court, for contempt in refusing to levy tax
% meet the past due coupons of the rs~Oad bonds Of
that county, had complied with the judgment Of the
Court by adding ten mills additional TO the general
tax low, with the understanding that the ten mus
should 60 toward the payment Of the coupons with
out, however any direct specification on the sp'TS'
BY the Commissioners. This may be true, says Inc
ledger though we are inclined to doubt it, from inc
fac, that we have sesn nothing Of the kind In the Pas
bursh nswspaPsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

The business of the Clearing House was SOL 1876 948
The Atlantic Fire Insurance Company of Brooklyn
has declared dividend of 10 y cent, payable on de-
mand. The Goodhue Insurance Company has re-
solved TO increase ts capital stock to $500 000 and
teegraphic dispatch from Reading states that the
tract for building the Reading and Columbia Railroad
has been awarded to james Moore g. Co. of New
York. The representatives of the four Trunk lines
viii meet on the 14thi inst at the ST. Nicholas Hotel in
this city The chief object of the meeting is to advance
freight rates both east and west. The movement in
money is not important to-day, and the supply is
abundant for all wants. Demand loans are al p
cent with an occasional transaction at lower figures
The banks generally decline to make loans excepting to
their regular Dealers but outside capital is abundant
Paper is al y cent for prime short acceptances
with tendency to easier rates. The steamers to.mor-
row will take about million Of specie, Of which one
hundred thousand is in silver The receipts of gold
from California from lst of January have been $22
Col 043. The other receipts estimated at nearly
Gil 900 900, making aggregate Of $33,3S OOO The
exports in the same period are about $36 200, 0OO
The Board of Directors of the Michigan Southern
Railroad Company have adj ,urned after agreeing
upon scheme for the arrangement Of the I'd Mortgage
bonds and the plain bonds. The Company proposes
to fund four coupons of the Cd Mortgage bonds in the
same bonds, and agree to pay the fifth coupon wheS
DUE The coupons to be funded are those due No
vsmber 1859, May, 1860, November, 1860, and May,
1861. The amount to be funded is IA = cent and as
the bonds are selling 67k this would give about 10
= cent In cash. After full discussion, this was thought
to be the best thing the Company would feel safe in
proposing, and presume it will be satisfactory to
the bondhoders The holders Of a very large proper
tioa a the loen-neary onehalf-have already given
then sssnt to the arrangement and the best evidence
Of the satisfaction the arrangement has given is shown
in the advance within days of y cent in the price
of the bonds 1t is doubt the irest thing for both
parties hch the circumstances of the road would ad
init Of In regard to the plain bonds, which will soon
be ct maturity the Company proposes to pay up the
interest and exchange them dollar for dollar for the
Detroit & Toledo LIST Mortgage bonds owned by the
Company. The interest these bonds is guaranteed
by the Michigan Southern Company, and we believe
has always been promptly paid. The subject of the
bonds falling due in November next was laid Oh to the
next meeting.
The Boston and Maine Railroad, by the annual re-
port for the year ending May 81 1860, exhibits very
satisfactory statement of ts affairs. Tue following is
q comparative table for three financial years.
1888. 1889. lS59-6O.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT or NEw-YoRK.........s sPr. I.


steanship-Clty OF Baltimore Petrie Liverpool j. O. Dale
Ships-S~eepstates Msgll Melbourne r. w. Canieron r.
Morse, Oliver, Liverpool G. G. Duncan Co.; Orient HUI
Liverpool spoford Teston Co Ocean Pearl Kssyer Lon
don, Nesmith Sonsi Oswego Stevens, Glasgow Stuges
Chairman Co.
Bsh.-sersfns, Homer Savannah. stuses Chairman Co.
H. D. Brookman Cheney Glasgow, II. D. Brookmsn & Co.
Yunur, Anderson. NatanEss.
BrAican, BOqltOn, Belize Miller HourhOniJ Butler
Miner St Thouss H. O. Smith John Eorthrop Ross Turks
Island, d. r. Dewol; Handy, Handy, Boston, Thompson
Hunter Henrietta, Hedston st. Kits, Smith, Jones Co
Isabel squires Rotterdam Lsdd Triumph, Murphy Liver
pool Lswes Elizabeth, Golwsy, Bsimorei Tyro, Holmes,
st. John, J. g. Whitney Co.
schooners-Petrel Skinner john J. g. Deaey j. H. Day,
Chase Wilmington McCresdy Mott Cot Pavilion Baker
Plymouth, master: NJ sewsl Loud, Portland L. batch Z.
Ter se.r Hscksnssck Eneas (Brl Higgs Nassau JOS
Eness Co.. Sabine. Robbins, Hewbern, J. r. Hatch.
Steamer-Beverly Pierce, Philadelphia.
Btrge-W. Derbent -, Philadelphia.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
Guerial Notices.
The Young Mems Republican Unions

The Young Mems Republican Unions
New Edition of the Hon ABRAHAM LINCOLRS SPEECH
q. Cooper Institute, Newfork
With Notes by
CHARLES C. MOTT, esq,
CEPHAS BRAINERD, esq,
will be supplied to the trade by NJ D00LADY, No. 40
Wakera.
The copies offered the trade printed In the best STYLE on
fine paper and with SHY omamented Price 10 cents
single copies with liberal discount by the hundred
Address M. DO0LADY,
No. 40 Walker-st.
Republican Clubs will be supplied application 10 the Young
Mems Republican Union, No. $50 Broadway.
CEPHAS BRAINERD
Chairman Executive Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

TIE undi ,ided earnings, after dednctiDg divldends
and other ascertaned liabilities for the year. are estima
ted at s499 III H. For the previous year they were
estimated at s428 93l 49, Gain in surplus, s7O2l5 80
The construction account has been increased by the
purchase of the equipment of the NewburypOrt Rail
road, 1856.
The Philadelphia Wilmington and Baltimore Rail
road has increased its gross receipts during seven
months of 1860, over the corresponding time in 1882
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
Receipts of Produce.

Total BY all Routes Sept T. 1sso.-ltla bbla Hour.
1859 e9i bush Wheat 81 8 bush Corn rs s2 bush Oats 1863
bush Barley $40 pkgs Oil Cake 27 pis Whisky IL Pkg' Pro-
visions, 81 pkgs Ashes 5li pkgs- Seed
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

the eouth aide Of Cuba and back for 400. schooner
Of $50 TINA TO the West Indes aud back for sl,15O
Tia business of the Sab Treasury was Receipts,
$lssIe 54for Custos, 1921 ,OOoi Payments, $lS2,-
an 50, Balance, $5,5i5,Sos 80.
The receipts of the Chicago and Northwestern
RAILROAD are very favorable for the fourth week in
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
The Chicago Press Of Wednesday reports:
The receipts and shipments Of aour and grain daring the past
week were hs followHi

"Ihe total receipts Of -four educsd grain daring week
amounted to 6 bushel There increase the week
previous In -four Of 5000 barrels Of wheat 900 bushels and Of
decrease of $50 600 bushels There also slight decrease
In oats and and increase In barley There mat rial
difference in the shipments between the past week and those Of
the week previous Yesterday the bankers nearly all
short Of currency in oonse9rrncs Of the urgent demand by grain
stances offered at currency and refused The state
Of Affairs prevailed at Milwaukee,
The Ne1- Orleans Picayune of the Cd says:
Clear Sterling Bills, 1921 no. Bank rates, ll0i0
l5al5f. 90 y dollar. Sixty-day Bills on New-York,
&C., l0li y cent, discount. Sight par at 1 v cent
premium.
The Bank statement is q very one and discoses
no impOrtsnt changes on the previous month.
Increase In specie. 1901 Decrease In exchange 733
In deposits Dec IN distant balances 26 281
Decrease circulation. o. TO Decrease In long osns
Inc. In short loans.... ZOE, l7ol
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
UNITED STATES coMMIssIONERs oFFICE-sapr.


Before Commissioner BRIDGHAs.
THE TWELFTH BAIL OFFERED IN The DA COSTA
CASE,
The counsel for Da Costa, the alleged slave-trader,
have withdrawn Mr. Fauan bail for their client and have
now offered Mr. David d. Decker ice er No. "a West Forty
fourth street Decker his examination testified that he
ou ned and lot In street worth $1,000 upon
which there mortgage for 1900 further examination
will be had O Monday next
THE ALLEGED MURDER on BOARD THE FIDELh.
The United States a Seymour W. Benedict and David Fer
guson
The inquiry into the murder or suicide of an unknown
seaman one Of the crew the packet ship Fdea the
are from Liverpool this port in July last resumed this
afternoon TIE rt witness recalled and was examined by
the counsel pson the point Of the defense being that
the man ted suicide and that effort was made by
the captain and the officers the prisoners to rescue the man
after he overheard.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

DAMAGES FOR BREACH or PROMISE.
Rachel Kirschein agt Benz. Bernstein.
This ia suit for breach of promise OF marriage the
facts which pubhed yesterday To-day the jury found
a verdict for the plaintiff for Z 100.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

We annex comparative statement of the Imports
Of Foreign Dry Goods at Nsw-York forthe week aud
since January /: 100
FOV Week. 1898. lS03. ISoU.oo
Entered u tbs Port .... S2Olsl4 s2OnR5 s20Hag
Thrown on market..... 2,l4l,419 Z,V14iIf NAf''0V'
Ssnee Jan. l. ,oo
Entered at the port % 763oS2 8SOL8d6 9'S o,'sss
Throuyr nartet.,. so 864 1873 88S5OO6t 6O,6Olioo
VoRC
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

nIstATuRs ALsAslo. a. ms
Ann sal sets ..,...... 6;23 Moo1-sots' io:s'
Hisn WATER DAI, a.
ssaSy Hook, o;s3 Gov fssnd.... i1 hea-osss' Wv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

The movements OF the banks in the four principal
cities of the Union in which weekly reports made,
"a shown by their last statements, is as follows:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

SUPKEMI CUUKT-OHANBKHs-DEPI 's-DtVIt JustIU5
INGRAHAM.
IEJUNCTION AGAINST A CONCERT SALOON.
The Society for the Reformation Of Juvenile
Delnquen,s agt VIM. Hitchcock.
On application of Mr. Cream, counsel for the plain
tA the Court granted order requiring the defendant To- show
why should not be enoned from opening he building
or tbeatf No liz Canss called Hitchcock National
Concert Room without obtaining license therefor
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

Markets-CAREYuLLY REPORTED The NJ Y. TRlBusE.
FRIDAY, Sept. Z, 1860.
AsHEsThe demand is fair for both Ainds sales Of Pots
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
6nanriaI.

A LBERT II. NICOLAY,
"A AUCTToNgER AND sToCK,BR9kEx
No sx,. ,sis sTocRs and soHbs bought and "a -
Broken Board. Price Current Issued serni.nnonthly
DOTH DTVIDEND.-OpPTCE OF GROCRS
~ FIR INSURANCE. COMPANY No. % Waist, Bsst
Nev.York Building NswYork Sept 1850 The Beerd 8
nirsctors have th. day annual Dvdsoa sZ
70 the stociholdes on demand JAMES O. fLATr sea
OFFICE Of the TRUSTEES Of the BOND
OHoLDERs and CREDITORS ofths MILWAUKEE, -
MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY No WiIsoSx
New oTL TO The MORTGAGE and OTHER CRBDfT01
PASY' siGNERs 10 sSs AGREEMENT Of JULY %. isss-
The undersigned having been duly elected Trustees and Ane
ssys sns. an %sGs Ju nv % -
railroad which be made and to do end ell thin
which we deem for beseht fully .s on sa Do p
IN The asIeemeD would respectfully inform you tas s az
ment under which have been appointed has been ssn.a
gsge Bondhode there Is no reasonable but I'M
bs be able 70 carry out the plan which you have sdSyseA
and rs franchises win be BY order Of TIE United States Die
tct Court for the psyme,t offs First mortgage Bonds
Its necessary that we have tbs immediat. control and pss
on OF the bonds and claims which you have subscribed TIE
agreement.
We therefore rsq1e, You at ssur earliest convenience ..1
transfer your claims to us at our Office No 20 %an. o&S
You viii receive therefor certificate 70 bearer and re.
viii be carefully kept In some bank In The CITY Of New
York
i LoTTs ( Won HOFFMAN,.
w SCHALL,
ALLAN CAMPBELL,
JOHN Wiki SSON.
p,es in Interest who bave not vet signed sgreement
do 50 at any previous to Sept Is 1850 Those VINE De sse
sn within the time limited will not have any Of tbs .dvsa"
taees O the purchase. N. A. COW DEhr, ceclcoefy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
LAW INTELLIGENCE

UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURT-SEPr. 7.-Before
Judge BBTTs.
CONDENSATION AND ORDER FOR SALE OF THE
SLAYER W. II. KIBBY.
The United States sgt The Bark w Kbby her Tackle &c
This morning on motion of the District Attorney,
the Court Of condemnation and forfeiture OF the
w r. Kbby and ordered her TO be sold There was no
claim filed against the vessel or proceeds
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08
IMPROVED BILLIARD TABLES
And Combination Cushions.
PHELAN & COLLENDEh, ~,
A. so Crosb y-st..

We give notice the manufacturer; ana CnI1snsSr
billiard tables that have sold TO msssrs ~ CbsyIs Good
wears Invention Of yucanred Csoatcbouc o. a a Is aa
49, natsnt v,. issued 10 the inventor dated June 10 l'h
VA Jnns rs 1888 for billiard tables. And manaac'
Of table, hereby S.s sbs. mus. BE-
s Msrs Phean and ConsndeIi and all innsers on this
ION & n nrssscoted by the full extent Of the law
NEW-YORK BETTING AND fAohiN" oonrANf'
q
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

R.nubIcan Clubs, In all part. Of The country, be
,b The Documents published by the YOUNG MEMS
RPusLICAN UNION a. the follow ing price. per thousand
GI6HS HICKMANs Philadelphia Speeoh....~...,...s1 50
THE UNION weekly tgset ::c;mr;::.....~"".." 90
The Hon. ABRAHAM LlNCOLN'S great speech 1t Cooper
Insuts with coPous Notes and sisences viii be issued
f,w days In eKn hauasome style Price per thousand ais
Hs.dqusrers Of The UNION" stuyve.ant Institute No.
Go Broadway. CHAS {, RODGERS, Pt,.llsai
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

BY Telegraph.
CHARLESTON, Sept THE steamship James Adger, Phil
lips New.Yot here daylight this friday morning
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-09-08

Having purchased frem the New:York Betting
and Packing Company the EXCLUSIVE RIGHT TO
CHAs GOODYEARS Invention Of VULCANIZED RUBBER
Tor Billiard Cushions hereby notify the manuaeturers and
nurchA. of Billiard Tables that viii NIL orders for Billiard
rabies made with Vucanzed Csouchous India Rubber
Cushions and for the ordinary Caoutchouc Cushions with
license 10 apply them Billiard Tables Hereafter every billiard
.ushon Rubber will bear Undecided In each cushion
OF rp CHARLES GOODYEAR the Pstenee, and
the and parties purchasing these cushions Of as
will required attach table Ia conspicuous place
metallic plate (which will fursh) bearing the words
nChaes Patent Granted June Is 1874 Extended
June is All parties manufacturing Billiard Tables with
The ordinary Rubber Cushions ser this date pes
our right aud win be prosecuted accordingly. PHELANS
PATENT COMB INATION CUSHIONS can only be obtained
ON Tables manufactured by PHFLAN COLLENDEk,
Nsw.York AuR "a 1860 Nos SO, S. 81, SO Crosbyst