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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
GaIcs bn Anctlon.

nANIEL 4. MATHEWS. AUCTlONEER,
~ SALESROOM No. 20 NASSAU-SI, between Fulton
and Johr.sts. -
DANIEL a. MATHEWS will sell at auction. TO-hOR-
ROW, "Wednesday st 10y O'clock a. the private residence
No 80 West 44ths between Broadway aud bthav the
tire FURNITURE Of above house consisting In part Of ko'e
wood Phrlor Suites in brocatee aud plush medallion velvet
BRUSSELS and thresny Carpets Gas Ntues French Plate
Pier Mirrors Center Tables Book Cases mahogany aid wal
Chamber Furniture Hair bsttreses Paiasses Bcsters
piORs Br0ules, Mamie Clock, Extension Table. Buffet
Dining Chairs. French China Dinner and Tea Sets Glassware
sc. Catalogues ready at Office Of suctoIeer No ~
Nsssaust.
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CENTPbL RAILROAD Of NEW-JERsEY.-

II
~ From foot OF acknowledgements at hampton
function with Delaware Lackswsnna, and Western Railroad
and Easou with Lelich Valley Railroad and s conneo
lon forming direct line to Pittsburgh and tie West without
change 4 - 80,
SUMMER ARRANG acknowledgements June TO- 1861
-. cave New-I OK IS follow: -
HAEEfsprgG LEPRKss-At q. for EA1ton Heading,
Pottsvle, Harrisburg. Mauch Chunk, NiliiaEsport
MAIL TKAIN-At a. Tor EastCn, Water Gap, ScrGn-
Great Bend, PittstcD, WilEesbsrIs, &c. -, so,
II NJ THROrGH TRAIN-FoT Esttou, Msuch CEunk iNA-
fans. o.. Reading. Pottsvlle. Hamburg &c -
THKOUGB TRAIN-tor EastOn Bethlehem, Alento"b'
and Ms1ch CHUNK.
!:a0r. ~ WAY TR6IN-FoT SouseTyiIe.
8P.M WESTERN EXPRE>s-Iur Esston, Allentown keao'
nr HARRISBURG Pittsburgh aud the West Sleeping cars !iom
Jersey City through 20 firtsousfh q,
ExgREss fEAlN FOR HlEHISHURc-The 3. m EaPrets
Tain from New OK srrigc at srisburga m, connect
ting Eo and Is; on Pennsylvania Centrsl ilroad 10 heIA
Central Rsiroac, North and South, and with the CI5eI-
land Valley Ra!lrosc- -
THK Tng0UGH E1PKEsy TRAM THE WEsT leaves
New York ,. H. daily (Suudsys eXceped making close
Harrisburg with PenIsy vsna Rairoad-W in no
change fears Pittsburgh and but one 10 Cincinnati and
Chicago -Four hours tine is saved by taking this train
ELILARETIPoET AND NEw.NOEK FBREY-Leaye New
York Pier No. >. North River al :2j and il2 III >:
20, $50 and $50 4.
Tie boats al Be-epn Point aud Mariners Harbor every
trip each way JOHN U. Stems, Superintendent
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NETROPOLITAN POLICE AUCTION
WI SALE or UNCLAIMED PROPERTY. The Prop
ertv Clerk viii eel large lot ofUNCLAIMED PROPERTY
At public auction THURSDAY, Oct 3 1861, Q; 10
r. SCOTT ProTeay CLERK.
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HEADQrAKTgRs OF TIE U. 5. hAEINE CokIs
CrARTEEnAsrERs OTTCF. WAsElSGToS, sept 70 ioo|D
GEALED PROPOSALS, for each class sepa-
y rarey will he received at this Office until Il o'clock, ~.
Of "WEDNESDAY 10Th Of November next for furnishing TO
the United states Marine CoPs darg NE yer ~ a U
QuAreTmEsteT OF the Cofp lmadephl9 Ieh,! ah.a ise
from tiu.e 20 tine be oid.Ied, w:
Ia coo yaIds Of Sky Blue Kerey al wool Zee from haT -
inCHes wide weigh % ounces 70 the yard indigo
Goo SaT5, baIE BIne Kerey al wooI rec from hair 81
inches vide to weigh y ounces to tie ytIa 'iLdso
1900 ysTds bsTS Blue Twiled Cloth all wool for uniform
coats indigo wo3Leyedl 81 inches wide to weigh ~
$50 ysIGs If ssiirt Cloth al wool lcochineSldyedl -
inches wide, TO weigh IS ounces IeI yard.
Dark Ne F,ppe for oyer,e Is, al wool
Bdigo Woo! Dyed 81 inches wide, TO weigh 10 ounces
ls 600 ysr Of "a Dark Flue Flame, FOR ,hrts al wool lin.
diso woeEdyeel, Il inches wide, TO wesh q ounces
100 tiray Blsnket, wool weigh four pounds each,
with letters " Z. : NJ - IN b.scA four nete, .oIs IN
the center to be feet long and feet vide and free
GOO p.ir; 4 wOoen ocs. three ,ins, F5oPs5y made Of
good fleece wool, with double and twi''rd yam ~
weigh three pound. dozen pair. free from grease
Geo ysrds White Linen Tor Pants 60 inches wide weigh
1000 yards White Linen Ter Shirt, 90 inches wide weigh
IGcCO JGdi Canton FLANNEL for Drawsr u inches wide
weigh : ognee' PEI yard.
l,Oo0 Uniform Cops, complete C-Ioept Pompoun.
I'V ToHIoL'r ied "0i'tS Dali sLsi'S AlSHes " SiNuH
5000 Fsslc Csps with eoyc to be made Ct tl1s elot,
2,ooO stocks i W.
COO Gross Coat Rlttors Gage.
zoo Gross JACKET buttons tkustL
lDJ 6ro's t,l Itcns lhsgtE &c , ~,
100 Pairs Yellow Meta CTe,cens ard Scale st,l.
30 se,s Epaulee Bullion for soTesui, and eorPorAa
400 Sets fpAulette Bullion Tor priSI'e'.
so Red Woned sashes
$50 yards Of Yellow Binding
400 At'ts q RED Cord.
100 Swords foT seTseauts
80 Swords for hu,icihn,.
~ Drums ltonoTh complete.
20 DTnm Slhg.
@tg batter Dram httds'
30 snAIe prsm Heads.
loo S.s 81 prem srAIe.
Ci,.sSos
1000 Pair. Army Boot. i aisat ryI pattern,
,oo .c....s,.. D.. 'iA'' no !"
-, p.'iI ~ s.ot,s,1,
Loo PeIer,sion CsP Pouches
80 80, 1 aitiIo.e NJ nIn S'''''
~ u uy! ID p,'''
l'L@ Mast btAs
20 H h sa,t Pins,.
q" s"0'd fi's' C,,,Soa
100 knAp'hcfL
S Sy0 Gsn,.,Es
slsJ Ml,I.t Sllrr.
CtIss Nos
For making aud thinning tie following articles viz:
;,. "a Co.. 900. ,.oosr HnJ ,sn t,nI, f,nr,I
"a iD,u ,br,, df.w,-s flannel saris and red and tlue
II. .h,,.u.rr,r.1 sr,.,s INNS, corforp * Al m.
s -, ~ 100 ,srd,,J rsIis,n, IN he ogr. ~ A..
~ -, 49,. o.. 49,. p.,,a.L, Nn.br ,,rr
Soti'efiIasiei haIiue LIT, manu- = 49, % ~
5oC r,,rest Pb,adsIrLis and a. tIe Nnrn. s,s.,ons
Brookyn NewYok and Boston MlsIsehgsett where they
coz " - Oh. s-,.l,s named .tove r, .rv ro,.iop o.
them ,hAI be ,onside ed - not folly conforming tamp
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Gou5cs an0 farms n1arfco.

FARM WANTED-Fr0m - 20 30 acres or
more 10 OF IL miles from New York with house and
buildings it, Please place, I and ease Address
j.. y, tlu;5ush i. l., 7. q.
ESTANTED-A rented PLACE, on or con-
w spoD. 10 the No1por East River with - 70 80
Of Land good Hou,e and outbuiues garden and fruit suit
ALE f lie p.r5,,: so fenced tud wei wGe!ed. some.
thing similar to this may nd cssA purchaser by ine.osing
talticnlslg ,Ecgr,s i to \. b., IribaEe Office.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
1JcrsouaI.

A LII Persons DESTROYS Of getting rid Of De
~ CAYED TEETH and ROOTS poiifirelg oiftoui pam
dIHger through the agency q the chemically
pUrEed Ch!oyof0y administered by Dr. WAIT SON. No
BOuds Fret class dental operations the lowest terms
Refer to Dr.. Pond GichrI Webb, Wouter, Rev. ORA
Ferris, Brchsfd, aud others.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
Uanis.

A RESPECTABLE Protestant Woman wants
~ SITUATION AZ COOK in priyat. family Can be
te for two dsys ut her late employers No ~ West 41d 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
rRtINs LEAVE NEW-YORK

Passenger Station in New.YoE cor 27h,'t and 4thsv
EntiaLoe on L,thsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD-CHANGE OF
- IhhMiNUS.-Lesve Jsmes-slp aud J4th-st. Ferries
1ofA AiS H. for GTeenport; $3.50 .. H. YsIhsrk
- On 'tI"a9 20 itrsupOrt II aud 1880 o. M. for
sS'sst ';So p m; for FsTmingdsle. For Hempstead
a. IN o. s''5 SO and $50 For Jamaica leave
Hunters Poin; on arrival Of boat from JaIlesslip
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

CuCAGO g. NORTHWESTERN RAIL
~ WAY COMPANY.-EodeT Of the First Mortgage
Bonds Of this Company are hereby informed tina; the Bonds 70
given exchange the Ire; six coupons rom esch OF
said BondG pursUsut the vote Of the Bondhoders at thr
meeting on a. ready, and they reqUested 10
present said Coupons To- exchange without delay At the
1'A'N'' ~ w. K. OGDEN, President
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
NETWORK Il NEW-HAVEN RAILROAD.

SCI. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1901.
COMMENCING AUGUST 70, 1861.
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giramScass aao Railroads.

nCsToN DAILY viz GROTON.- The Steam
H. CruWoNNUFAlTH and PLYMOUTH ROCK,
a., P,e, No " ut ?. m M EDWARDS, Agent Office
No MS WeS-S-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
NTEw-YoRK AND ERIE RAILROAD.-Pas-

~ N-1Olth AND IhlIL lAAlllltOAI'-I as
~ senrer Trains via Psvona ey from foot oChameerssi;
z a. m, Express.
ga M MIL daily for Osyis and intermediate Stations
ia m Accommodation daily for Port Jeryis.
D. H., Way, for biddleiown, New buIsh tnd iEtefne
"P' u '''s'' CHARLES 1IINOT Cene!sl SupE
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver.
n EW-YORK, HARLEM and ALBANY
~ RAILROAD-Suumer ATrau gsmeut-EIIresst train for
Albany Troy West, leave 2lthst station at II
a IL. FOnocal trains see Time Table.
JOHN BUBCHILL, As'itiant Superintendent
NORTHERN RAILROAD of NEWER
IN SEl-Trsn leave Jerey City for Permont at 45 and
T. w. DEMAREoI Superintendent.
TVO BOSTON. PROVIDENCE AND NEW
Il PORT By SHORE LINE.--Lesyes 2Ith.st. 4th-sv, a.
.Iriys Providence $40 Pun; II: am arrive 10 Pro
vd tuce 7:JO PIN; pm Express Through Mail Train,
arrive in Providence $50 and Boston at . afn.
III. CALHOUN. Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FO ALBA
III NY and TROY, CONNECTING WITH TRAINS
NORTH and WEST. Trains leave:
From ChAmberss From 5thtt
Express and II and 3; 7:25 Has and J'S1 and
Troy ard Albany with sleep lOl5p m Sundays includsdl
ing-car), 1918 p. m.
Pogghkeepsie train, Z, q m t:L' a ~, ana ~" l"
Gud l:l5
Peekskh train, ?. SO p M
Sing Sing train, $3.50 s:Z' d m $3.50 ana 0'2' m
,snd p
'~'" ' y - ~ SNITU Sunsriptepd.pt
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A SITUATION WANTED, by a respectable

~ young woman frat class COOK has the best Of eiiy
Tsereucef lived with the Dos respectable families LAS
in the country Can be seen for two days
IL No. AiILt IT. IN tho
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

CITUATION WANTED - BY q respectable
- Girl TO do GENERAL HOUSEWORK and to TAKE
CARE Of CHILDREN or do CHAMBERWORK. Can give
and llthays
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01
Go rubom II man Concern.

DASSPORTS.-Unit States PASSPORTS
prepared and issued .: the Government Agency, No A
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1861-10-01

CITUATION WANTED, by a respectable
- Protestant girl as NURSE and sEAMsTREss, and to
do light chamberwork two years reference from her last
place Coll No q East 2sh,t, between 4hav and Lex
iBgton.Ey.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-24
YsetiScaa Notice.

VIZ call Alteration to the claims Of Dr. and Mrs GREG
OHIH LAMONT from $40 Broadway, New York, who are
Stopping at The American House. in this place, for
iii. consultation and of patients suffering from Ca
auh aud all diseases Of he throat and lungs including
al fae complaints without exception, and all humors
0. h! boot. Dr.. aud Mrs Gregorie Lamont have gwen
tnr special attention for twenty three years. both IN I-
roq and this counry, those diseases, and treat them
VITA UnYaryng success, even the worst cases IheiF
treatment has proved successful in restoring the patient
Jhah Min such given over by the hrS
physicians. Their method of treatment is their own, and
is based pon an theory borne out by the best
certificates from Of the first families in the country
As regards the Eastern States they are willing to be
judged BY heir works. and solicit interview with any
Resident Of Montpelier and vicinity, who may be atiiceo
in any way carly call viii be required toinsure sue
cess their time is limited. Advice free. Charges
Moderate in accordance with the times.
Dr. and Mrs Lamont are members Of the Reformed
Ae'ea College, Y, and they permitted to refer
ta venerable Wooster Beach, NJ. D., President, and Jas
J.Ecre, Secretary, of Reformed College, N. Y.
Private Eutruncc--First Door, Right Hand
Up Stairs,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-24
National Loan.

pnrsnant 70 instructions from the Secretary
II til, Treasury, book Will be opened on the
135 ,lay OF September, instant, at the Bank OF
Tnrnri. er for subscriptions under my super
,,.,ari,qce for Treasury Notes, to be issued un-
H., t.. Get Of July u, 1861. These notes VIII
r.. .s-.i-a in suns OF fifty dollars. one hundred
..iIlr.. i've hundred dollars. one Thousand dol
~,. qr4 i've Thousand dollars each, dated 10Th
{eM>g lsGl, payable three years alter date 10
i, o43.r Ut y.e Subscriber or as directed, and
F.e,9e interest Il! tie ratio OK ) III per cout.
r.rslf.tual, payable sotni-ahnuAily; such lnfFr-
=. zinc III tire rate Of two ceat5 for each day
.a,..,,rg hundred dollars. For the convenience
At ,h- Goldur, each note Will have coupons at
+.,.d :; .essing the several amounts OF SEMI
an.4l interest, which coupons may be de-
t2c. Aad presented for payment separately
lrom lie notes.
Subscriptions for such Treasury Notes will
he received during fifteen days from the day OF
ooal;nt tho book as aforesaid. No subscription
for less than fifty dollars nor for any fraction OF
tbot sam can be received. Subscriptions OF fllty
dnlIar, or one hundrod dollars must be paid IN
hvGQl coin Of the United States at the time OF
xab,,yiJlnr. Subscriptions of more than one
hundred dollars may be paid at once Or, If
rrecrrel. one tenth at the time of subscribing
and one-tAird of the whole amount on every
Twentieth doy thereafter until the whole Shall
he raid. No payment Of less than fifty dollars
e.r, be- accepted, that being the smallest SUM tor
which Treasury notes can be issued.
Certificates will be granted in duplicate to
subscribers for The amounts SO paid, the original
cf which the subscriber will transmit by mail
tote Secretary Of the Treasury, when Treas
uyv No.,s, as aforesaid, VIII BE- issued thereon
to such Sd lH5libcr or his order, carrying inter
estas x'r,>sad in such certificate; but III cases
where oHlya part Of the amount subscribed is
1ap, 1t the time Of subscribing, Treasury Notes
VA 2 Issued only tor the payments made sub,
seaeal,lv t. .ao Grsc which will remain until
the whole amount subscribed by such person
sta.! be laid, when Treasury Notes VIII De
is,ae4 .lg suc, frs. payment also. On payment
O! cash deferred mstllmen5, the Subscriber Wl.l
rmy. in addition thernto. u >Un equal to tne N
tets; accrued thereon from the l9th ot August &c
the o.u. u payment, md on final payment like
Interest IN Inc amount paid on subscriptions
which mrments Of interest wiil be reimbursed
&c Vie >ubs 'ri@cr IL the payment OF ME hrS'
colpp".
Iar Treasury Notes Issued upon such cert
4cates by the Treasury will BE sent to the sub
SIt2r Nv mail, OF such other mode as may b'
in4jeatcd by them when they transmit then
ors;aJI certificates. The duplicate certificate
may be retAincd by them for their own security
t. ?, JEWETT, Subscription Agent
Montpelier, Sept. Is, 1861.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-24
Ghe MEarkcts.
CAMBRIDGE MARKET. Sept. is.

J. y
at Market 25G5 Cattle about 12C0 3eeveS ana 595stote
oAsisting 0: Working oxeu, Cows and netwoandt hre
ya.s Cid
Prices Market Beef-Extra $500 G25 drst qn&lit!
$40 a., S415, I'd $500.
Working Qxcn-460 to $50.
Cows and Cajycs--f25 81, to A.
t""ea$O00 to 0,Co.
YeGriags- 81 to 0.
T"o years o,d--312to16,
A'raa years oId--$16 to Il.
:Leo nd La1Dbs-56oo at nar&etPrices in lots, p,
al,'5 Extra, S2, II, 35s
Hides, T. to b. reLg $025 $o,52. C@lf Jkios, to Sc
TaIow, to Sc.
E"Eat~s-The market largely stocked this week
Ph1 m. very Hne Oxen, which aided to large number
Oh Western and Brighton has caused decline OF from
- to per cNt on large Beefabout the same as two
"e' since smaller Cattle were lower, but the decline
was NOT great as on Oxen Sheep sold about the same
As IA week Gen Morse sold lot of so for So 5o per
'"~Nhar better price than the average sales Tor the
pest Large numbers ofstore Cattle are now driven from
malht over the road
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-24
WASHING TON COUNTY COURT.
sentember Term, A. ID. lS6I.

uox AsAuEL PECK, Presiding Judge.
Hon. DoS P, CA A1 Assistant Judges
Han. SAM S. KELToN,
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-24

| GREAT EXTERNAL sE1EhX.
Fqa RHETMATIsM GoyY NTvEALG 81 M kEM-
AND NERVOUS DISORDERS.
Dr.. Stephen S~cet,of ConnccticW,
Is known all over the United States.
DR.. &cphcn Street, of Connecticut,
Is the author OF Or Sweet, lnfalyl- Llaiment.:7
DR.. Stoeets MfaNiJh Liaiment
Is the author OF Dr. Sweets Inaliable l.uiment-
Dr.. S,ceets MtalH5'e Imminent
Cures Rheumatism and fails.
Dr.. S,veet's Mta7liJ'e LinimeW
is certain rcneoy for Neuralgia.
DR.. Smects Mfaihb!e Kinimcnt
Cures Burns and scads imme diatey,
DR.. STREETS nfaAiJte Imminent
Is the best known req edv for Sprains and Bruises
DR.. sicect's MfolliLIe Ljnimcnt.
Cures Headache immediately and was never know.
DR.. Streets nfalhbze Knjmlnt
Affords immediate relief Cor Files, and seldom falls
DR.. Sucets Mfahi62c Liaimcnt
/ Cures Toothache in one lnnnte
Dr. Sveet'S L,tdl1ibhe Linimsar,
Cures Cuts and Wounds ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS leaves II, ycar
DR.. Sic1ets MfalHble Linimem
Is the best remedy for Sores in the known world.
DR.. Stceet's MfozziJlc Linimcnt
Has been used by than million people, and all
praise 1t.
Dr.. Stccets Mfa??iJ!c Imminent
Is truly # fead in need, and cy>ry family should
/ ave it at hand
DR.. Streets Mfa??iJ'c Liniment
lie by all Druggists. Price 25 cents. Apply
Dr.. Streets InfalHi eLinimcmt
ures Burnsand Scads immediate
DR.. Stephan SUeet, If COnaecficut'
The great natural Bone Setter.
Dr.. .S,oeet's MfaHi6e Liniment
is the best remedy for Sores in the known word.
UTION.
To avoid imposition, observe the Signature and Like,
ness of DR.. Stephen Sweet every label. and also
Stephen weets lntaliible Linimentn blown in tho
glass OF each bottle, without which are genuine
Richardson s. Co.
Sole IrOprietor>, Norwich. CT
For sale by FRED +. SMITH, Mootpeer, Genera
Agent for Vermont, and b. all dealers Apr-yl
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-24

Hon. P pS p & o KHr4SH, Assistant Judges
y Ne1en Z. c. d j. Thompson As
~ ,nd B1ttcry. For Plaintiff, Wing, Lund
s Syr' ,j tor Defendant, Dillingham; & Du-
~ Vt" And Henry. Committed to the jury at
nOE S'o,r =. W. +. Sa'cyer.-Iudictment for the
,n r,l ot Ehira Sawyer, Respondents wife
S l'' administering poison in March last. The
3S5o,rondent has been q resident of Marshiield.
WIZ bill was found at the present term of the
rmry. IIal commences at 5 o clock, the 24tf
s,,t r. ". Heaton. State Attorney, and S.
NJ D Tolbv for State Wing, Lnnd u Taylor
H. pcat, and Dillingham; for Respondent.
yho Court at the adjournment at noon to-day
1.-THE 2ltW took recess unit! clock, to give
the Court and Bar an opportunity to attend the
funeral of tdc late Hon, w ?. BRIGGS.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1861-09-24
Geo. W.. yV5Edcr

rs AGENT for the sale of Gee" A. Prince Il. Co.'S I'm
lproved.patent prize Medal
HELODEONS
The first Premium has uniformly been awarded 10 these
ms, ruments whenever exhibited in competition with
others Manufactured at Buffalo n, Y.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-18


part at it viii be retained here so the old grand
marm it is talked, can screw away, SO far as New
Orleans and tie supply of cotton are concerned.
Nearly twothrds Of the expected receipts Of 1860,
due here, (New orleans) have been received, and
it will not be any great hardship for our factors
and planters to hold good share Of what is to be
received for prices to suit themselves; so the view
Of making money dear in England to operate on
American produce will be in some measure coun-
teracted, so far as our market can control the
great trade in the staple. In the meantime, there
is q disposition evinced on the part of buyers to
await the regular and weeks details Of the English
movements up to the 9Th, now fully due.
There were no mails received yesterday.
break has occurred in the Mississippi Central Rail
way, which may require some three Or four days
to repair. The mail via Mobile failed from beyond
Stockton so that there was no intelligence receiv
ed yesterday from Charleston nor Savannah. A
storm of rain started yesterday eyening-how long
it will last cannot be oretod Some of our streets
are feeling the effects of the wet weather which
has prevailed for the past four weeks Vessels are
prevented from loading, much to the disappoint-
ment of shippers and shipmasters who are very
DESTROYS of clearing at the Custom-h house before
secession takes place. it being intended to push the
ordinance through with all dispatch and prompt
ness.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-01-18
TO Captains, Steamboat Gamers,
And all Others Using or Manufacturing
DERS OF STEAM ENGINES

You will please take notice that injunction been re-
New Orleans, La, to the NEW ORLEANS AND
BAYOU SARA MAIL COMPANY' from the of said Me-
TALLC PACKING, will be from the following order
The President of the United States the Orleans and
Bayou Sara Mail Compauy-greeting:
Whereas It has been represented Court in
Chsncery sitting the part of WILLIAM j. MATHEW and
DANIEL WALKER, COMPLIMENTS by their kill OF complaint
lately exhibited against you, touching certain
things therein set forth therefore, consideration Of the
premises, and Of the allegations continued Won the
New Orleans and Bayou Sara Mail Company your agents and
attorneys and each Of you hereby strictly
enioned under the penalty of the law that you absolutely
refrain and desst from directly indirectly usn causing
TO be used vending causing be vesdcd manufacturing
causing be manufactured the improved composition for
Metallic Packing in Steam Engines secured by Patent
to GREEN s. cox until further order Court
[Witnsssl HON. ROGER b. TANEY,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of the United States
It'll of December 1850.
[sigued j. ". GURLEY, Clerk.
All persons infringing said are hereby notified that
unless they Immediately their nfingemeu pay
past of it, and take license from the owners they
sire manufacture said Packing uture Will be
prosecuted to the extent Of the law.
The only authorized Collectors Mesrs. K Sprague and
G. VI. Cope.
VIM. J. MATHEWS and Others,
d27 2pf ASsleneeS,