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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-03

0Mcial Vote Of Warrington Territory.
Below We give the official vote OF the
Territory for Delegate to Congress, with
the exception Of two counties-Mis-
soula and Spokane:
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-03

~ Col. Wallace houored 10 with
. call on Friday last.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-03

~ A pstitioa = circulating adkiae
Of the Prssidsat IL sppeistneat =
Elwood Evana Ed. 0evssaes Of ~
Territory. The paper = ssnssoa''y
aigned. i. fga.i is ns.a
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-03

4URDsRkp.-udge Waeson, ~
known 10 our citissas = Tie sttsntive
Doorkseper II ths Council, q the r.
session Of The Lssislatssv. hss bess
murdered b. the Indian 60 Il -
Cas- Adeo. .s-sst -. gN7
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1861-08-03

HAavnssIxe.-Our frases ars now
busily engaged Ia eutsirg thsir crops
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Stevens said the Committee If Ways
and Means hoped to complete their bu-
siaess that the House might adjourn on
July 18th. They were disposed in
these times to give everything 10 the
Government, trusting that before half
. year pasasd away peace may b ~
stored. The importance Of having die
ciplined troops was 90 obvious . not
to require argument II the army
should be too large when tho rebellion
was suppressed, Il could b easily r.
dueed. The bill proposed . war stand
ing.
M. vallandigham believed that the
action Of the President In increasing
the army was unconstitutional. He r.
GREETED TO hear the COMMITTEE If WAYS
and Mcans had merely carried out The
recommendation Of tho Excessive. In
asmuch - It appeara that tie war 10 to
be waged. He asked that the majority
Of the House and Senate will take case
oft, in order thst Il might ~ conducted
under constitutional Restrictions. h
Wa known that hs had not confidence
in the Republican party, but kad vathsu
trust tho majority there than he "A
mibistration. ~ 7'fs,
Mr.. Burust said hs had not had On
opportunity 70 examine the bin, and
was opposed to the Wy L was ruihed
through, and would vote against Il.
Mr.. Lovejoy would not vote, A. the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

TUESDAY, Aug. 20--P. n.

The dealings al the Stock Exchange this morning
were 10 moderate extent and without any important
change in prices There il great hesitation upon the
part of both burs and bears to act with any ygor until
something definite is known about the movements OF
the Rebels in Virginia The bears. however, exhibit
more courage than the bulls but are unable to get out
any large amount Of long sellers options. The tone OF
the foreign advices Is not satisfactory TO the parties
who are disposed to operate for the rice and this tends
seriously to increase the indisposoD buy which has
been shown since the adyices from Washington indi-
Gated new dangers TO that city. The public
are taking little or no interest in tho Stock
speculation, and the whole movement appears to be
a continuance of the policy before noticed, to make
cash stock scarce for short terms. N \. Central was
70 against ~ yesterday and after the Board sold up
TO 73i There is an impression in the street that this
stock will be scarce at the opening Pacific Mail was
7Oq70I tue price of yesterday. The earnings OF the
past three months Of this companywere, in round mum
bers $50, O00 of which the per cent dividend de-
clared consumed s20oOOO Probably fears OF attacks
from prvaeers depresses the price of this stock other
wise stock earning at the rate OF u per cent per an
nun could hardly remain at 10. Panama slO6 and dnll
The Western shares quiet abouty esiesday spces
Between the Boards the market was rather hrmer,
and at the Second Board, with a limited amount OF
transactions, the tendency was rather upward. Inc
business in State Stocks was to fair extent and at
irregular prices. The closing quotations however
show but little variation from those Of yesterday. The
action Of the Confederate Congress IN reference to
conGseatpg these bonds held BY Northern capitalists
appears to have but litde influence upon the Market
but Mssour ARE depressed by The position OF the war
in that State. Government securities show no marked
change but are not very active. The attention oi
investors drawn TO Treasury notes. TIE o. OF 1881
sod at 81 SSsi the 81 Of 1874 at ~. six v cent
Treasury notes were steady at 81 at which they pay
the buyers II y cent. In Bank stocks the sales ere
very small but prices steady. The quotations to-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21
1--WE GRAEFFNBERG FAMILY MEDICINES

y BOSD-sr., hHw-foGK
hs efepbers Insiution Organized BY act OF LeBsa
Of Nav York IN eie aud Is eckuowledsed as he mos.
oonrlar and scen6c institution oItbe day
Phe aeelbeTg Comps wf TO be distinctly UNDERWOOD
hst be theory ard practice IL rot based upon Instability
sdcines are the result the highest medical skill adapted TO
be compouinr OF simple and entirely vegetable me1cnH
preparons Tho treatment the most udous apPic.i"
cf these simple vegetable predictions in aid OF the great and
couay simple OF governing tue human system In
disease In uiuetynue cases out OF hundreo ts
GrseleubeTg treatment will certainly
CONSULATE tug UsITgD STATES OF AMERICA
B0nBAY, September, 1860
This Il certify that personally acquaired win D. u
BEIpGR NJ d., OF the City Of NewfoIk snd toat he "
learned and sL physician Of high tandng and iurth-r ta,t
have used the Grseeberg Medicines according 70 direco
given inthe I,detnbcq HdfgI Of Heath ior seVeal
TO my eutlre ssactioDi and can confidently ec9nueua
them al who wish &, doctors bill and ENJOY good health
+. II HATFIELD American Consul bomog',
Many of the public men Ia the country nave spok IN
t bhe terms OF the 0raeenberg Institute and It's theory
aud practice Others who uuacqusnted with the nsd
cne but who Of the integrity and Of ns
Resident yscian permitted him to refer TO Then ioI
th OF what he may say Among theso last we nave ~
the names OF HoRlcE 0RgKLYT OF TIE Ir'bHne Fro d T.
JgwHT1 OF the Vsssar Feslo College Poughfeege the Lev
T. H. CHAPrS d. D.. OF kew.lofki Prof r. fkabop' Of
Harvard University, &c. ,.-....
Lgyies serk co. ~ ldceneA ga ohey sgnpons 90 ens9h
and % 9ytrcssEg earnestly adsedtO rvte ""gs""V
Remedies dad fredtaet - - -. Al. 49,,
the diseases they oertain 70 cure. ,,,ocp s., n
Wv JOSHUA y. BRIDGE, H. d.,
Resident Phi sican Graeieneefg institute,
No = Bond st.. Newton
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Aprrzr roR wELeu sol;Dlre;.--liit stated upon 200
very good authority Tint s'.er b Oh ~ WAY
,b.eJ " roIgrcss Of Bards aid Ieralti to be held
81 s,ea aserare South Wales next F, addressed g
~ az. FSeellsucy Abraham Lincoln" Offering Ih,
n1sgrirs cod T1rguc Of Volort the best behaves
and b,ayest Welchnan that belongs 10 tue o"''~
States Army. r-.s:.-
noi,i,ans In the South OF in tho North, or 10 tne
West NAV continue to talk otherwise, bat u wih Ss
81 noayeil. They are like the maketoes AROUND sss
OK; they annoy, bat they cannot WOUND anu n a.
sddres- Juy A. ISis and Gen. Scott proposes 70 s'0"
him tha, no was correes. 49, :.
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Total. fJs,JkR " Su,BOl AZ Dec. ~ -
The July earnings Of the Macon and Western Rail
road have not yet been received in this city. The frat
two weeks of that month gave abou, Sll 900.
The interest on the first mortgage bonds OF the La
Crosse and Milwaukee Railroad is promptly paid,
together with that upon tho milwaukee, city bonds.
The second mortgage bondoders refuse, ii is stated,
to receive the interest upon their bonds cut down by
the Courts. We are informed that 10000 has been
paid on tic Cleveland Judgment owned by Mr.. Cham
bcrlain and $4,000 10 parties holding Land Grant
bonds
The Panama Railroad Company have contracted at
Wilmington for the building Of an iron steamship for
their Central America trade to take the place of the
Columbus, which will hereafter be kept as u spare
boat.
The Lorillard Fire Insurance Company has declared
scrip dividend Of 80 per cent to be issued on the lst
OF October. aud cash dividend Of per cent, payable
on demand.
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surs: John White rs extra and heavy Illinois - %
y GU ayeragl I've weight $50 10.
Armstrong ~ II Ohios at Ate average. $50 ID.
Heath Winston lS e2tga lndanss al &c average i5lT n
j. Brock 90 good Ohos at &C. N, =; on the lot average
ssnae slrer "a fair Ohio steers, at &c p n sverAss
1871 10. . .o..s
L. Bush a. extra Kentucky at $500 l0o average al D.
Mo Tayor, ~ Obios at - 70 " 1905 average LILO 10
r. l. F,stnou IS good Illinois Al 10 average lSt0 10
J. h Henry q light Illinois, 81 &C.. average go ID.
Also. 81 DO, at 3lc.; average LOO 70.
j. Bslwh 80 extra Kentucky, at ilc average Aob
Also, 80 de. DO, ghteT oat PRIME ~ saHe nsusei afesV
e. " Reed % Illinois At $5i per head average i32s 10.
Also. 81 do 81 80 3 bead average J.o X
Nh. Howard Co. a Oios ~ SIS head average 80 u.
AsS 90 esiru do. ~ .s6e 4 head; average AS 10
d. Nexe Co.. 80 Illinois, at +i2 head; syefage 100 ~
Aso ly d. oxen, a. 80 20 4 l00; average 3Jj ~
ford IL ex ira Kentucky At 500 hesd average as n
Ban CLARK Co - puule ihao;s, At 4ie., average e3 D.
John Monroli IS ohios, a. $ia kssd syelsgo 3s5 10,
Hayes White y indiana, at go head average s's d.
Jane. Met our Il prirls Indans Cows aud heer' 30.
sssSPtSo LAsBs-It will be seen that the supply
ally ue.nserly coo than last week The market
i siacr sO,aii5 Ohio s, sSa5 y Desd they svsnsed s
n. ~ With. sold l6, STATE at &c. p ~ sverss 100 o.
MI simmons informs hat toI lot sveIsgns nv 70 shoa
hs er the bunch IN the yards the highest ofef nc css
- e. &c = 10. Ha hold them at &c. ,...,
Supply fair aud demand extremely hsnt IN iscs hS
hpes /, reqaiged by the butchers fs iHiIeaiste use
qua W" r.v IN ed M the hssrkst %, no .Ae
ra.n'ssd f,,' AT brinsins f0t,, = 10 I'VE vega"
toih-eu' lss L Al n tir Ard small lots selected 90.
hSys hte ro SS3los OF ss'sN sssa+5 Tor eomm'"
a,py. and !. $50 40 for good to extra
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Me0ital.
From The Lsais.' visitor Of shi' Cts
MOTHERS,

MOTHERS
Then. T. an advertisement in this number Of paper TO
which We wish to call your special attention We do So n' be-
cause we are paid doing or the proprietor has not 30 ueh
. requested US to 10 thai srrsrey be
Have deeply you and your children 20 know what
shcre communicated We hlry years experience OF
ssmale phycisn In the shape OF Mr wISsLows sooih-
ING SYRUP for children teeilins
Tens Of thoassnd Of chdcn de yearly daas the process OF
CUTTING teeth hundreds Of thousands barely escPe dea
90 pass lie of suffering diseased in body and enise3led n nina
which ganaion Of the system dut'is
tho process ofeethus Mrs wISsL0W in her profession
had opportunity much Of this ssheiins ana
prepared medicine the eisemple, yet enec's anu
sure JUsT REMEDY NEEDED.
We kuovi acts Ike nssic giving almost instant re' % n0
little sr-bsvns messed the most pleasing Iesai, o
the OF IN great number ocsseA EodoOvery IN mo
Tor the last hundred years viii compare with Ia i,'
She in opinion; sua the nsne OF one ieno Pay
o. least viii be immorta ized BY this medicine
A LADY OF ruE rrRsr RRspEorAsulTT wElTEss:: =,
bFAR SR an happy e be so.e 70 cel ~ iS ~ I a.
Mrs Soohiag Syrup, and g the uIh OF w
Represented 70 eccou1psh gAfiog little boy suffering gty
fom teehiDs who eonid rest and st night oy ms cles
ould permit any Of tie family to 90 So purchased pot
Eiven tie boy sccordg the directions 81 elect npon him
made he to and al pain ana nervous
ess disappeared We hid no trouble With him since and
fhs little fellow win through with comfort the ekcreiatng
prooess OF teetg 6y the soe aid OF Nr Ninsows Sootug
syrup Every mother who health ard life Of her chill
den sbould possess 1t. MRS. ii. A ALGER.
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Aner the Board Ia the street. the general market
was quiet and weak ut the following quotations. Uni
ted States Coupon 1884, 81 ass Tenn ssee Is, A..
42I Virginia 6s So 9ji Missouri State 6s, 42Sf2ii
Canton Company, 81 30; Pacific Mail Steamship
Company, 70e70I; New-York Central Railroed, 70
a73; Enc Rail Dad -. as. Hudson River Rail.
road, 3,i 49, Harlem Railroad, l0ialOs; Har-
lem R.ilroad, Preferred, 2il d2li; Reading Rail-
road, 3I43JI; Michigan Genital Railroad Al
A.; Michigan Southern and Northern Indiana
Railroad, 12l8l3; Michigan southern and Northern
Indiana Guaranteed, 2S02sli Panama Railroad,
IO5, S1O6; Illinois Central Railroad, 63s 063i Ga
lena and Chicago Railroad, 6ii 465; Cleveland and
Toledo Railroad ri n -; Chicago and Rock Island
Railroad 3si a ISL; Chicago Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, 5Go5si Illinois Central 7s, $3.50.
The business in foreign bills for this steamer has not
been large The demand for mercantile remittances 10
very light and the bankers have been the principal
buyers Sterling ranges from LOG to l07i, the latter
the ask NJ price for bankers with sales at 1917 The
quotation for francs is 5.3si dj.32l.
Freipl,ts-Rates are frmer. To Liverpool the en-
eagements include 5000 bbs. Flour at o. Sd. a2s. Cd
20 900 bush. Wheat at l0id., in ships bags; $1,000
bush Corn, ut 9l6lOd., in bulk and bags; $50 pkgs
Lard, at 25s. ais. Cd. To Londoni $1,000 bush.
Wheat in ships bags, at 9lalOdi 1000 bbls. Flour,
ut "a. 3D. a2s. l0ld TO Havre 1000 bbls. Flour, at
7Os75c., and 10000 BUSH Wheat, in shippers bags,
Mt lec The charters include brig of 40 uns from
Elizabethport to st. Thomas, with Coal, at tun.
Swedish bark, to Dunkirk, with 10000 bush. Corn,
at ole. and British brig, with $4,000 BUSH Wheat
10 Cork and market, at 3D., in bulk.
The business of the Sub-1reasury was Receipts,
f426, 40 g8-for Customs, $1,000 and for Treasury
Notes 1891 $50; Payments, S1G,6S2 12i Balance,
s7,362,9G7 81. ...
The earnings Of the second week Of August on the
~ .inn 40 mud North Western Railroad were:
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TAPSCOITs LINE of

H'APSCOTTs LINE Of
il LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
The Subscribers continue grant certificates Of passage TO
from Liverpool by their fsyonts ue Of Packets comprising in
part the following ships, viz: -
EM TAPSCOI'T, EMERALD ISLE ALBION.
DREADNAUGHT, MIDDLESEX - VICTORY,
BkNJ ADAMS. CONSTELLATION, JOHN BOYD,
WEST POINT. ESCORT, PHOENIX
IJEDFRWRITER SEA FLOWER. CAMBRIA
Making together with others ship every Eve days The
,nbscrbers are also agents the LINE or LONDON PACK
Its for all OF which they grant certificates Hbei al terms
REMITrANCES TO IRELAND, ETC.
T. Co also continue to issue drafts payable demand
Throughout England Ireland scosnd and Wsle. send call
for circular Circulars with all particulars may be had s
plicstion; n by letter, incose postage stamp TO
TAPSCOTr a Co., No 81 south At, New York;
TAPSCOTT SMITH Co., Liverpool
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

Tie Chicago IrTbuAc OF Saturday suys:
Within The past two days the rates OF freight on
wheat 70 Buffalo have advanced to 7ic y hushel,
closing Yesterday at Is to ljtc On the 18th OF August
1860 tie ruling rate OF freight for wheat te Buffalo
was ic. but on the Plat oil tie same month, He 4
bushel was paid. -,
The money market was very close, and business is
restricted in consequence. The receipts Of produce
continue TO increase, and under a good domand by
shippers exchange is plenty and there IL considerable
difficulty in converting .bills. TO day sight drafts
New.Y0rk were freely sold at par, aud on Buffalo at
Ia discount. The nominal rates for exchange 1T tho
various banks were .ql y cent preusum; but soue OF
them Were gad to sell at par The supply Of gold Is
also limited, and although the demandis comparatively
light, u is met with some officially.
The lhi,caNkee Seatiael OF Saturday says:
Exchange continues increasing in supply while the
demand At present rates is very moderate 20 that the
chances aro very good for another decline before
great while elapses -Four cent was the Iest piiee
that could be realized at the brnks to-day me seihs
rate Is still five cent premium. Cold plenty o. the
same rate. -t
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21
TIMELY WARNING.

Every mother should be prepared act in the capacity
snd physician to her children; she she Will dis
ehsrge these duties much better than any she employ
~ abe does rot che ought know that there medicine pre-
pared old AID female physician Shch has stood the
eess MANY years sndis the most Peeos thing earth
for children teehng also Wiud Collie Dysentey Dar
hes and is regulate the bowels We say to every
moher do no. let prejudice tn prudcet Of
others stand in the way the relief tina, will be ALSO
yu,ely follow the Of Mrs. NINSL0WS S0OTH-
INC sYRI,p
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The steamship Bremen brings about sl25,ooo in

The steamshIp Bfemch OFIhgs HUvus *IZJIVVV IN
specie, and She Canada, Esq 900.
There il fair demand at tie Sub-Treasury from out
side parties Cor the 7O cent Treasury Notes batthe
amounts wanted are not large. Every Bank IN town
has now paid the 10 q cent nstalnlent upon the sub
scription TO the lean The amount taken byeach Bank
il as follows and makes an aggregate Of s35OOoOOO or
about 81 \, cent Oh the capital:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

The annual meeting Of the Cleveland and Erie Rail-
road WAS held at Cleveland on Wednesday. The fol-
lowing named gentlemen Were elected directors for the
ensuing year: A. Stone, jr., L. II. Kelley, s. Dewitt,
William Case, II. u. Payne, William Collins, james
Miles. J. b. johnson, Samuel p. Randall, Hamilton
White, Z. NJ. Gilbert, &C. Dennis, Henry L. Par.
song. At subsequent meeting of the Directors the
following gentlemen were elected officers OF the Board:
President, A. Stone, jr. Secretary and Treasurer,
Geo. II. Ely; Superintendent, IL. Nottingham Engi.
gneer, Charles Collins.
The weekly statement Of the Philadelphia banks,
made up Monday afternoon, presents tie following
aggregates as compared with those oi the previous
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Ocean CLEANERS.
AND UAyRE.

nor SOUTHAMPTON AND HANRE,
Il on SATURDAY, SEPT. h-The United State, Mail
No n North River foot Of Beach SATURDAY sePt H.
Al -,
for safety and comicr he's dorole
epgues under deck inrOssi by water tight larneu-
hch beside tend n the event Of collision or
.sndns TO keep the pumps work. sod the safety
ofNesss ard passengers.
SAMUEL 81. FOX
GEO MACKENZIE,
Agents. no. Broadway
the steamer FULTON viii call October H.
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6ouse furnishing Goods.

EOR REFRIGERAT0RS, er-Coolers, Cut
isv M.orito Bar. ros Trays Persmbulstors Baskets,
Wood.5 Ware &C.. got DELMARS. No zoo Broadway
V,HE NEW GOTHIC FURNACE-For wnnn
Il ing ciu- ctes houses. &c. BARTLETT LESLEY, Man
ufactufeTs. No. 4Z6 Broadway. Bend iof cichl%
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The Banks bad another meeting to-day, at which
it was resolved ask the Secretary Of the Treasury to
have toe new 40 v cent Treasury printed with
Coupons. This Will make them much more eonyen-
lent to small investors especially those in the INTERIOR
and largely facilitate hersale. Mr. Cisco il in eonmun
nication with the Treasury the subject The change
win make the Notes more expensive and delay their
delivery somewhat. The meeting, as far as we could
learn, did no other business.
The increaFed transactions of the Sub-Treasury in
this city requiring more room, Mr.. Cisco has taken
possession Of the rooms the north side Of the en-
trance, formerly the Of the President OF tie
United States Bank, and the on the south side,
vacated by him, will be tLrown into the large room
occupied by the Cashier and Clerks thus giving more
room and better light. Mr.. Cisco las also secured the
valuable aid OF Mr. Maunsell g. Field az Assistant Sub
Treasurer to relieve him of portion Of bis heavy and
accumulating duties.
The following table will compare the present con-
don Of the banks with that at the close OF the cor
L IL
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fesal Nolltcs.

IT =. SUPREME COURr.-RLIZABETH
~. SLATER against HENRY SLATER.-Summons for
reiieG-To HENRY SLATER, the sboyengmcd defendant:
Yo1 afs hereby summoned and required the
LIANT in this action Of which copy herewith served upon
yo and serve copy OF yonr answer to the said complaint
GA tho subscriber his Office No. 10 Na.esl, In the
city Of Newiork within twenty days after the service
hereof exclusive Of day oftuh service; aud II you fail
TO AZ swer tie said compliant within the tine soessd the
plaina this action will apply the Court for the relief de-.
handed IA the comp aint.-Dtted July H. 1851.
PETER Y. CUTLER, Plaintiffs Attorney
AugT laW6wW No, 10 Wal'st., ReB.Yolk
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Jusuranee Companies.

NEW-ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE lNsuR-
IN ANCE COMPANY (purely Matual, Boston, Mass Aeeu
1oplated Fund 20 meat nearly Two Millions o-ses during
II years over 10000 Dividends paid in cash. In II years
ssOO 600 Lat Cash Dividend 30 cent net sssets over
liabilities 46OCO0 Inere ting documents coneeinns Lac
Insurance furnished grsiis. =,
Msropolan Bank Boding 10 Broadw sy Pine st. NJ Y
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reeceloIs Of Isroduce.

a. q 40 blli Flour 80 Do. tofh stts 20 u =.
ArS. a 40 b.b Wheat i57 $50 do Gem ID tOt DO GAY.
Wmty 49, 5TS9 Do on CSke, IA do. PIcTison' ." ''
4 ,,i lDo kpss do
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TOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first
e,s win cave NewYork the l,, nth and 7ist
oeach except when these dste fall uEDAY whrn
tbe day Of departure win DO the MONDAY following For
freight pa sage apply al The only oce, No Bow!nggesn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

! rJyUE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
i ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS.
Szw-YoEK TO LIVERPOOL -
yEos Bosros 20 LIVERPOOL 40
ChdCsbin Passage. .......'''''.'''''''''''''Fld
The so. from OaD New "a cali q; Cox ;5cr
The ,ldP' from Boston call a; Halle, ed Ie,s Hstbor
fhERaf e: sS joa s'sS tEho c c S1'Ta s
ASIA. Csgt q Lott AAMERlS. Csg. I Hss1a,I,y
c'ps c GSsh ,,, t tisil oaf'' Andei''H.
rh,. v., oas ois, % sdi~ S a.hs.d green on
| si,iboHd bow rcd on port bow -. .,
kR@fa Andersen ssys boston ' 80
PERSIA Judsus leaves kowYork .Nedl esday, Aus %
cAEAPA ho'd lave Lave. se s on @9aass..sy s'
ARABIA leave. Boe9 -, ssn'., ~
:S,;a ss,I 3 S.iSa . ,S
The oues othese sip. vii Hol be accountable for COLA
Silver Bgieg Specie 1sssIfy rIssoa, sons. or hs..
therein e5prea'od fOrf[si "a q rs,,'ss 'sPylS
CTEAM WEEKLY between NETWORK and
- LIVERPOOL .ndio, sd e~s.i,. PASSENGER !. osscss
s;esmshiP Company isiens d,pasenE Clyde
ErNA.....,..,......,.....,.. ..ssiurdsy, ApE9L
tE iTS OF w 1l1sS AoS
And every TtRDAf. ct room, tom Per No. ~. Serss
River
FIRST ......'.'''sj sIEERAGE. ..;..''''''.s
flfrf Oahin 70 hambufg Stfer1fr 20 HAmung -
Passengers also Forwarded 10 HAue Bremen Rotterdam,
Antwerp &C., a. equally los rates.
s o & s so Is ToS sss St ss:
tOsn-fst Cain, s15 fUS and sl03 steerags nom Liver
pool. go; from Queenstown, go
1he.e steamers ave opener ommOdaoH for passenger
They built ia wsler;ikhl
Iron sections and have patent Fis Annhors on b. ard
w her inom.o1 PPJ L G.,sr 70 TO M AZ
Man No 81. Enooh squGeg In QIesnstowD, TO O. W. y.
SEYMOUR Co; IN London. TO EiNks 3 MACY. No. 81
Kiug Niilmst; IN Paris. to Jules DECOtk, No. Pace
a. i. Bour.e; in Philadelphia to JOHN G.. DALE No Ill
Walnut u. o. at the Conpany's Obiers -
JOHN q. DALE. Agent, Ma. Is BIosdWAy NY
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA.-A first-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-08-21

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