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The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

NOTICE TO PRINTERS.-Notiee y
IN hereby given that the Board of supervisors - =
Nevada County, win receive sealed proposals up /"
the 1st Monday in August, 1861, for the iurhps s,
ing said County with all blanks necessary for nv
use and the insertion Of all advertisements requn
during the period of year from the 10th o' ~
gust, 1861. BY order of the Board OF supeT'S'''
OF Nevada County. o.,
July 8, 1851. JOHN :. LAMBEkl' V'e''.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-07-18

DR.. L. ]. CZAPKAY'S Medical and Surgical Inst.
tute Is on Sacramento street, below Montgomery
opposite the Pacific Mail Steamship COmpany's Office
San Francisco, California, The Doctor offers free
consultation, and asks no remuneration unless he
effects a CURE.
SpermntOrrhOen,
Or local weakness, nervous debility, low spirits,
lasstude weakness of the limbs and back. ndsposi-
ton and incapabty for labor aud study dullness of
apprehensions loss of memory, aversion to society
love Of solitude, timidty selfdistrust, dizziness
headache involuntary discharges, pains in side, aFec
tions of the eye pimples the face, sexual other
in6rmities in man. cured by the justly celebrated
physician and surgeon, l.. j. Czapkay His methed
Of curing diseases is unknown to others.) and
hence the great success All consultations by letter
otherwise, free.
Address, l.. j. CZAPKAY, NJ D..
ial3-3m. San Francisco. Cal.
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ganf4tas. aaaaaR.
|pefli4, 9 NAL tag. CT Mprs. A @lOra.
8snommea. St Dit. g @sd.
Sefiid an Conn. Bios 3.550eodm. 4 M~Ts
Walbington 3piIaenlt.7. 5WtOrs. 1.4OUits
annapolis I7.1OYtcra. 9 aSO,nr,
l2.5o9taam, 5 Wa6'
6reOerit a. 3piideaf z 9lors. 1o1 Wesr.
@tationsr u Uaitt. sS R Nsts.
gumbertaa6 Z Mors. 81 geat,
gOrt unp Welnid iber 5 81 N2Srg. ST MUr,
Bitt8turg Isl NbOs. 6I QbOs
Scnttaa8 Bios 65 81 MOy
Buffalo Grp. Ct NtCrg. 81
Olb RUint, (Tt. MNi. )34 No9m. II @cr.
Selomare nnO Sltlide 81 Na4ul, 81 gtaG.
Counties oOn Nlarpt. !
l@dlrert 60, Diens : 6.40NRera. Oh g[bbe
ltag, Don. H.. Cams. !
ssS1e assssi, ti tgs'1s 3 'fa4"- 9 geors.
@sfniafsr 5 Mers, 81 gead5.
6reebOm, Dienfas, Morg. 81 Mad,
Cams. Mont. Treit. )
Nrstie fir Npftfabem.
8riefe utter @eupert, ,pel6e ni6t iber !
an5e mieseu, unb uidt peiter al8 1000 N1eiss
seben, tplteu 3 Gents, itber 1000 Meileu 10
@eut8. @enu Elm Brief IhWerer lift, a(s j
lln3e, 10 tcltet er ba8 Doppelte, lleber enc
Iln5e, eo8 Dreiiode uap 10 fitr iebe lpeitere babe
tn5e 3 Gents mebr.
NQe Sriefe innerbalb ben Ser. Staoten
mitlien pprauSRe5o9lt merbeuJ lei eS mitelf
POlt Clamps, soer ~getempelten Guuperts.
Brlefet melde IN bic Soft selest perpsa.
uno am Ylase1ielbit az ir9ene cine abreTe Sc.
Itlnlnlt finn, fciten 1 Gent. 8riefe, msl6e i,
cen 3eitut8en putlisi t perpeu, fpteu nebSt
renl Perto | Gent eGtro. Sim Srte lelbf auEs
9e8eben poer unFraufirte BrieFe werben uidt
anlpneirt.
@lrerlare (5ebrndD tia gu 3 lln3en wieaepb
foltell mad lr9enc einem Sbeile Der Ser. Gtao.
tel | Gent per Stitf unp mtler init Strmp
~iranfirt Ieir.
Ea9li4e 3citungetr, ttS gu 8 tnaen +
tolten, areph bic re9elmdBige Nbunnenteni
bab ecr Ser. Staaten 453 Gents piertd,
It'd. 1
Gtn5elne 8ldttcr 70. +. lpenn nidt tia-
lta UerIonot) fciten 1 @eut I'M 8eraus,
2Senn Gin 8eorudtcS Circular, Bamp6[et
oper 3eitunO Der Ianot pilo, 10 nluf fe 10 Der.
pddt lein. paB belize @ncen cIfeu linp; anoerr.
tatS peroen tie ais 8riefe berehnet,
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Or. Sphnsfpn

glttDfeb tes ~s6ntsIiGep G~Saegtums btt gBanbarl.e In evuscu
@raeilrler etneS er srfen ueetstniinrn Gpleeten Der Der. Stao.
9R ef ben 8rOtten Epetl ktnes qs6ens tn ben beEpttilesu ssr
sptora Varts pbtioeslptia une auberen 5fabten 4~aeebrafst ba
5ef'et eff pHnegrbarfen 5silunseR uelenDet. pn beugn n, Sc
EstQi, Der vtett3n rete. unJdbltse ee;eente be IN 0brsnfau.
Em Mttgettgl hac eussfsn 8Fautbsttsr ltstea folas ! . aua
" Pi 2ieeltSen @erdufbsH 81 Iebr sri5reden b. Iu OF err.
tpfa S' 8artnaa' 3Itiuteseitta 4. + u. papbsn aagsnslsdlia o.
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@OftsOfeanlationelt

Dus 8ritsgOtOl miro nm u ubr MOraens
%geGfnet unO i'm z ubr NbenCs seidlcIIen.
gn Scnnta9en lit cas- @etdupe Bios ami.
i4ea Q unb 10 abr gcrmittass SffeM.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-26

10 CUR belollDeTen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
&inpaaoerer rne 0fstfenOe fpGtsn lebr p0rF&tts feu, ebe Feitre
8tuette tnnfsn Ie fpItAu betslben nur Urn fOlhen d~nsefeatsu
1eGuttsn iaufsn, wethe rpn tbrem @ehaIt leben, nsHt aber Don
Aiaflern SSer 3msF&entrdeern. Ia tie fpna Der @efatr ~aaSsefest
Fnb. befaHtnseit Ju wsrten unS ttr 9th nnsfpnR a~ug4sSen.
assa aDurdfa9rtS<G ifette
na@ dgeu GeriIeu eus QDeaens fnb sa pabsn Bel
gb. y. 8EIcsbcdnHt.
neealsGraiSrdnr VI gent Der Bnltansre~ aab
0sp-@tfenbata.
aosan yto. 81 Tbame8ftr., Baltimore.
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Or. 9DDn|t0n,
Der ettlSloe Nrst, goeGd1er ansetot.

t@nbitti Sr s6,sfen 3Gbreu.4 1870
81 BAT sas 1atras ptrf,amss qas bsas gbsssl IN kf sOeIs
entSttt Seefn aat gentle Stdntbctisn S&ua&t In fp1sn Mi
ben 0lteeern uufrft|t1tes SaGnea-G, ~gIfBanegn ttr S6nsrskr
IN cen Nsatsn en }terea nt bar nfnbtaSt ks gerluata hcf
't8dnttpen Rrdft ere Ner2enFsisea nr RrEf 1argtg RafeH
cher pdnts RrdEtreti gHh Slsf iener 5cIAen 1eb4I es D7 gsrtSsa
efEstuleu fSewrbrhettsH eef 9ugenb @flt4 sbrsp 0eferu stfas
btsr FHs ais bar strenen-& tfaaF ben &4fnsrlse hS fleTes
perrubren u5t 1snn ut&t ktuig eeSstIt nxftfn sbss gfanseuAasS
pNFnungen uernt&ien SGw6Ns kf Ggua1ntssu bsrpssbE.ngea
ets GFs HnmeeIt& uaa4sH nak tnisst ben aSrssg apS Sim sa
hH.er. rfHfWH Hn ~4@ ~a I
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MtfemDassne ! c
ggeaser usgo sOtebtteer Ga6rplasa.

gaesaer n11o eDtcbttQer 6aDrpgnr.
0altiaaOres u. SbtosGtfenbG0n IS
Ser Wensns snfden Baltimore NIB 5on6S SpSF eerlabt Bal
trnOrs (Spnntags aus9snOmmeH) I'm 40 %ptOrssns.
Der Srenertd@NcccluIslDDatlenSs3u9
Strt6st Baltimore f6r Dpgeerts aah BITE ba3pifnen lse8cneen
pidSe tdeNb ua 4ubr so Miaufsu Taamlttess. ntt ausaabms
beg g0gGiasss ass srrslai 5Ssnerta am . U; ~ 4t, asen sS sss,
n saS aa Il . y UNI 3 L. 9 SO al. D It an. ~ 'A'
Der @ntcptt' g. WltlS<NccDutcDattOn8 3nS
se6t tdelth NIT Ausnapnas bts Gpnutnes rts frIgt'
@erl5bt Gan0enaatsen uan s.209.l5 @crunutaSs ano nt IDS
uRes54O aaNn.
8un elieOtt'S @tas aut 7 40 II. 1f,oo UaOrseus. nna mn 8 As
nnb 100 NGhm.
Sad MaIbiugtpn uaD Dem Stben
seasa bts 9Ise UNI 40 ats 1886 unb u E~CrnstsasS fowit una
$50 une SEQ SlaGEtttass.
Gina @annte UNI 20 Aa0rgsast $50
@ Sou WaI9ln9tpn
Uni Z, 0GGN6 T.3o gOrratttags aub $50 ap 5A5 Na&ns
am GDnnt1e nMt gladsaitssgs am. Eo0
Der spstte 1nb Sterte Bug vUn gaIhmpre ab g0aFbtn8tsa pfrT
btnSen fd nit ben 8assg Der grnagells Saia:
ag- @essn 1tdets, aasianfti 8abtt y. { y: ssuae man fa
an Sc. England Meeat On Der 5iidetsSfFce. eauaoen'
sg grauspprtattOnsrneiRer Baltimore
6. 90. G0ie. aenssaksgAasseT. (Asi6lW
yk0gDllGe Misunderstanding
q etd1lOerter BaDrplon4 ~
9sods sem 9Beffea nnC ~3tpcesn. ~
CHARACTERIZATION.
aa utS nab benz "a. ROb. UsrScn tasIta Sret Bugs auf bisler
@abn in mao Fpieeuber GDeiis s~rpsbtrt;
Der DSRsu8 seht tdgItG unit @usnaarte ees SpnataSs) I'm
8 ubt 20 I{tS GG6rgens at mad gtttsbare, &btcaep, CLEVELAND,
Cincinnati, st. eDuss unb ale Eeette ees gBefens anb gters-
Ueaeus. esenfO RAD gEnnpra, Buffalo uno Gsaasa. Mad gm-
x,rusbura, gDrf, eancafer, 8~eebtng, @CttsriGe, 9mtnes, Altas,
NeifterssS;rn une gSeitmtaRer, $40. SdG &bambersbuY9, Gar
jSss Ws 70 gBrt naf 500 gfEff NIT uur s,aen garrea.
mehfeI 70 btnie Ete aaf ieoerz aneera 8aaa.
ReiirHbe fS1nei nit biefera 3ngs Rah Oetrett uno getea9a sta
sioooro ;ealS. 70 binia ais auf UQeuo eaer anbern Babn fQbren
Der 8ar0lo @rpreBSao SEPT 0 gls5nt. (0seF 3ue 0s9t AUD
Scnntacs. sag
Scr BarEt II u ceentHBA str H&s5 i g gees taaitG
lSsnnfaae auseefsminea3 Ma Sy45 Abenbs ab.
Wetferfe ron mafbingtpns anG ceIk Hoaoen, Hei6e NIT bem
auae un 62O. Iipf gems poGr $40 NG4mlttees bSr anlon1.
men, Ftnen BefEtpsFuag NIT bTn 3uaEa otefer Babn,
0H- ssseaen ~6aIrbtaete uD Gneegel genaaea un0 psrlGslthen
@uSfunft balteEf man Ah en- bts BfTettsG ffcS tn Ger o9aiSSrt-
citation" @fe ron Galsert unn E~ruriiiafr.s 10 cenben.
Sas. 6. GIarte GUS
q = al 4{Set.9Ss, Sufs3f Il
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c.. Meyer & Co.
So sos 50. 9altimure(tr.

s Gde pine Hn0 9alnHpreftr.
DeN pereDten publitum 81 wtneu, oab UT Hi4er OfeuIaaeg
et eprlpsilrt uuo, cos bette Sprtrment &an8e, &p36fea, Neiss
|oW, RarI0r- uRo i5euerplabSteH an 9anc baben,
4ue bon ans eIn9etauftenSe earanhren mir 70;
gSeun lie ntdt ~pOaftanei0 sufrlecsaiteaen: oteielben btnneu Neps
aatSfrtt Suriid9enpmmeu perocn, cbne Sclenberetuuuo.
&eparouuren an 8aaOe, JHgntb, Oefsu aner artsa IN rarseRa
Srit, ebeufol
Dadruusn (ROsHus, @unertnsa u. SppatiHs,) aus ut @@aaE.
1No 2Betb- Bleeb lGla9enee Irttel. a
Gtn eutes SprttnIs1l MISUNDERSTANDING an SmtA.
N8. Gebrau9teO ssN aaet Arsn Iperoen IN Gr@anse Ix usRs
seaSnsaren unp bsssa a96 anlsfEts tsussr pOsEutbio.
weI6kllS O. MeheV & 0AN
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tebenfsa. bat eta ~sfaAbts @sia ant Gin stfuubst sSrsn Il,
pbnt bttN rart ts Rttt bts etbent .at s~raurtsen ptIosrteSrt
Dtt AafH9Fn ess Stbtus Usrfrasrn I'D auaeIt6 nnl bs Setls
ssn- bt uns ett tFsrbtn Htl&t anbers asnteseu, psrnssstr,
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Barfersburs uns Marietta, 0ber 8enpeDb,
WbeefinQ rlub Columbus.

Die Baltimore. une DbtU. GiFenbahn bietef benz retienSfn Sub.
Hum BITE er5btea Gsrsheiie In Betue auf BtatGiett, SeausnlsA.
tets, GtGerbest, wInttishfeit uno &dEnheit Ger @ enerteHs 10 BAT
Fe rn feineg anoeru 8abn II Oteierr Qcnbe ubrrtrpHes rirb.
Diefe 8ahn pDa, atlanttfheu Wieer ~ausseGeRb. IL Biz dltefe aus
~eeSetnteie Qinies gieiGieitia aber aud ets tlr3tle unb fhnenfg
UNI caber Ste bsatsae Route fur tte 8siientsn uaS ben ggeasa
BITE niGt ~perfebIen foatsR. he ~ beraetn
:. WeilenemferaunS pDti Baltimore mad
Cincinnati
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SMnas QelL!e,

pic 10 turG tsialtGe e0eef srf&wams bacen. biz lie 70 on vcr
5oien etutea cest tn bs S1aIs Iernen Gnf esrtp Bplsen Il, an
ad@tltt fpurtn ielba TN S&lGh bur& 2puutsuen ete rtns
z~nestetIt bic &ts ~aHu6eIhS mabru Hut R6rpcr uuh @eta .sraJ
zen. frateu iOfOrt BITE u~5tEissn 5&rtttt tbnn- Nas
sDtf 5@sbs eGs sn IuHesF Iiann pit 5OfHung IetarA eanpts
bsr Gtebltn ieirer &Ihrn con S1eu NMsfhtens ans a-subsn A..
eetsus ~lnsesrtfsu reretn lc9 our6 biz Bcleen jssnef Wbsrruns
som VfgDEeer Natus. SOlHt perfonsE nuden, beper re strsrs'
tan IN btf4 s4@ HIS WH~9 r.
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s.. E@WARa
8erersSe !.

Don Baltimore
osrF9srt MobnEnsen, DsDbel, 8o5u- mo gas,r.ossir. Gas.s,
>ala lol1e wd9e 6ettpetS ani Eager lnbl uuS isctcaa;
lanfl lecsr art 9egen Berlnit slrG Suer = SegRg IA.
s@tfIslConn8en Die i'm 0alea legen.
Oftteei S~aooF-@Ge ben SGuiE. Hae 1...arat.
H8&H 10 aHbreE tiFst II B,ahb~f
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lssskeu Der QreGe.

DIG ptfte xaufenNs, ExaAs satreuh ht Iesten aebenatku Saht,
u ettts GuRalt szrtfI ~urAxp aua ht Ttenst nttftssr wnnA
aFaist@rf 0refattcurn rflAt G1. 5rbufru ~ausfubrtt uh bfuc
PIC 8etsuuss Sspysrtsnt. dns atfit anbgrl psrfcneu bttrOSnst,
TSs0n eas psbistaD 81 s~sse<feSltsE Gsasu unsssrs&tcs mutts
ane enoIt4 sstn 8uta ala sbrsnmsEn IN Gesns suf &baras;es gni
9sDtdeabGht6ssiA, has fat srSsnbt ssns k~iarslasaey @srsSr.
tftauna. sNt 80 49,
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ueter YGrterkbut6 - - J1j 4tstleG.
ueter genwpDt unb Abssling $50
ltsber 6drrteburg unc 9ittsbnrg 0 +
DurG be Martsttd~ Qiaie 53
ste grieGruis N Der @ntfernung pan fb
Dur1 bic Columbus senis $50
; the a rfpGrniS an bsr Gntfernane bea SO
Wetftnfe, relMt bic SaltmRcre- NIB 2btus&tfentabn benuSen,
iegen te Netien tn Ia Eagen surud unb f1bren IN UeGeM, bic
aaf bas dasrbequtntae upD Mi s~eprlferlen 5lsen einssriatet fab.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-26
1WetHla

Gs ihredIsssn Wigiuussn hes edatrs aub iekr IN sardtsn
Serluf res @seaatntTes Berrtrruna er Jbesu. @sbrndtbeIi b.
gsifestrafte bSif abnMneea abus,ssus OF s4 8sfsaptaf,
!. X. fnp elntge cer ihIimren GplseH. ~
aGuierss gVn gsriURsn tebeu IItsss sdnnsn isgt ~seartbeAtS
aus neltsf urtaGe TIRE 5etuEebeti abHtraluf &c tire Kraft per
EteFen f@pa& blaR nerVss unh ~absfsetrt rst6eu. tnben ia str.
Reerttailtde 2EtteiHuHe un btf Aussr, ben 5uaeu uae 6ae VIZ
lethen bx &nsssttrge baben ~
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1861-11-26

liebst abaren pOn 8altmcrstr, 6Rlt4s Gsih
Die Stufen 9tnauf. b aI
MlaR uerfs It'd Ramen unb Nansnumner, henn ~uurtaeube mi
tTsasrtl5s Nsana3sr eur&rttbens uns s~ersFralOr 0uadialbss
9@apptgsF cttetsIwthiet StrseenEeintSer uni eduapenpuSst Ie
nenaen I'D eessinragie aerasf ub lausru. auasIVatr sEn Ts
SaSnfons Muf tn btt Ndbs.
aS. Has SFitff rlffu ttatu Ppa1Stanap e~ntbaIttn.
@int 9eiIaug in 2 Eagen jugsibert.
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8elpnpets hi beahten

Ot. 9ptnern ttefst lAn DeRtn fssEt pulN an reids at tura
fsi@t setetut Ent unnslarIths Ssia eRh .l5rpgf 1era5tsurs. ia,
ete arbetts Ds @tfeafaafi uni bic Gte uuf1tis rsatsubs gah,,
aefbwa&t tatsn. 6a312 81 5 -
pier ans etntst ess ~tFauFtesn uat keIsaegrsrrrtbsn BpIasn be,
ruben @srctn1ettsn bes edfsrs S6Ua8s TN M1dsu ane ty
ssH G!tspsEn ehuer3rn I'm 8Opfr Sdrddt bee geIdts gsrlus
beF wtusfeitreit 2crjtlprtH. nfrp6ff unrubS Megeufhpaas
HHOrennns er gsrHaaunss~&Vsane alsenaesne G~ntlraltpss
Symptoms esF ShEtRhfu&k $50
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Jurae Wanner,

ssionasrS rst&f se 0sff tsuss 5sessniru paatta sssprbsn ans
e9s iaetlt6 u Steit IeEtsus ~ in Sc fubfs srat retsL msi&s
eura tFfs ~ertaStnTn GeIenz aMh tnsSs6ssgr Neraanbss iyafh
nit ham Denaer eer BtrsbiFalaissI bn Sonar beseiaert rne peI
Eetsr ~tssaubsrnS EsHs ystie6s baden HlrSsa, nt6esu 10 rd
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pfganrAe ShIpdhf

nHpertIGts sesftIt ann es ssps RrafI Gtecxr serseasat DssJss
lirbsbaFs Sstesn psl9ts tas erssp- eieut aai nit t.. uas gta@
srnlE1sntdasi anr6slt& rlsAl "a Oft rae eDpf Esrts ss tprts
9stssnttdftsn anssfOnurn frreaen SHnst Frats aut 50 Gss&i
Ia 4Hs'0gstFaHgtu asuetSt gesl fs sersH kElesp as@' stasp
ltnHen Gs6ist@ AZ irt eurts Etrutursn SREefkrfhIdasr ks
Darn Stein uni snDcrs urin6en entasten tann fs ia NJ bCds
nstfsnstSetlss tiut trlSs ses 9ttFbraabss CT estifsn 0rssne
soer Sbsf wta CO taHgnsr eas ht arsft bet Srstaeuns tkss SpE
Deusn es % Uetfs INT GnstrhsD rsrbta snr6 ruben @e.
aYe gig ysreaauneS aostfttnas isf3DaHt uns btt RtgHfdsn MA
Gslhtssu RF1ft DerHt@teSt
Gnssa Inf ettrer EtHen cft MOT BITE urfa4t Der EranfEeft "a.
car At1eer pfeT 5oeltnee. Wtt Oft ftIeben hr tte esthsr lnbe.
aGnSea tine 4gs tfQf las LFFE ~
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1erbelrathete perEpnen.

gbet Selas. ssi&s 40 - vssseirstssn bvasa9nssn. uaa he pss
Hi4eE Sa-a6s sbSs esuss ana rer StnhtrntaFs bemubl Gnh hi.
ter Eupktsa2h9 Dr SsanaCn y &dtbt stttt9
A1s ?tuferutGs ssGen ets 9Et. stut Zoe eSet setaase ~acrrattgns
Neijoaff.ti esS Wsrstn 5stserg arb 6dwa4e sbtr 61fbbsfuas
er tNredlt@asu Grt EfreFa ihatn surtst 6ertsnua wtlHes
eb Sft 3shsnslEns rHl SursOrsf sp Or $yscHaop autsratsss
t9aH i'm ais stasI &hrenpzlns ssHS 6ur&i Id superttausE
Inb sabbtt5btifS agf xtrt krsti4Ss Eelbtdnhs5i pSrIsgsn 81
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geiatrten uns @ei5wdbhH tit es febr pert9poG anO usrlanseu
nitt ALIEN os 2sber, icnesrus erpettert dl1 Sen 9ebenSabe ; ME
tn ben lfnaern Eager.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-09-16

sssspss sn Ssw sn sss" sn "a bs.
steamer kensinston bark wyman 6rs Monica hoSer
BALTIMORE. septis-Cd schr Rw Troth, johnson. s.
BANGOR Sept io--Cld schr Challenge Wright, Nyork.
bristol, Sept I3-Arr schr Caroiine M WILSON, smith,
= P9Ii brs California, camm, for Havana ready ~.
BAkERs LANplNG Sept isIArr schrs Ino, crowell,
EpGAaTolWN, Sept lomAm sshIs Packet Downs NyCrk
Long for aain Ss.
do for Boston Sid l3h schrs Carnage JOS Long. and
FALL RIVER Sept i2-sld schr winans, Davis NYork;
sleep op A Holmes Hammona do .,,-,.,-.,.
Borden Arnold Rushing Coleman and Fair Wind, Jones,
GEoRGEr0wN DC. Sept 7-sld schr Allen Middleton Jr
GGoGGEsTER Sept ll-Arr schr niacley, Leavi, Bos.
HARTFoRD ssf i4-sld schr Hy Benson, Hart, Kyork;
'GS VEST san us SG ,h. rs pAaaerha
obnsSn Hov Ak INC Godrey and Trojan sho%rds dS
Iiy Hoo Hooe ~ PI,hh,il,sdelphia. u
New York ish, as, john Doyle, Eaabethport Sid 18Th.
'csr WyF snh Fisher s.a HYe
NEWPORT, septi2Arr schrs Meteor. Parker. NBedford
for NYork; Almra Briggs Providence for land sld
NEW LONDON Sept ii-Arr schr Col Lester, Delanoyo.
PORTLAND, Sept i2-Cld schrs Gilbert Bent (Br, How.
ard Dyer MsDus and Ksndrcs Fish Wall
Hennedy pye es O ana Ssr ohsr Dwight
LSh.Arr school ship Massachusetts Matthews, cruise
Harvey, Miller Philadelphia SID rev cutter Caleb Gushing
Collins Shourds Philadelphia Mary Lowell Kimball and
Sid schrs VIM jenkins scull Am6oy Chs Hawley Alen
Ezabethpor; Geo Brown, Joline and Monezuma Penny
PAWTUCKET. Sept ls-Arr schr Tranquil Bunce, Stats
s6MERsET, Sept is-Arr sohr Anna Shepherd, Tooksr
Philadelphia.
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Police Intelligence.

HIGHWAY RODDERY IN TIE BowERy.-At early hour
yesterday morning. Mr.. John Faon, of Prince street,
was passing down the Bowery, he attacked by a
couple of hShwaymen, and robbed of gold watch and
chain. The cries OF murder " "stop thief brought
roundsnan Wood OF the Tenth precinct to the spot and
after smart chase, two men named James Roberts and
Charles Jefferson arrested suspicion Of being the
robbers. The prisoners brought before Justice
Brennan, at the Essex Market Police Court yesterday
and arragned before tho complainant when Roberts
fully identified having been OF the assaans The
evidence against Jefferson very slight however and
the magistrate discharged him.
SUSPECTED OF KILLING HER CmID.-Mary Smith, residing
at No SOS First avenue taken into custody yester
day by policeman Coughn, of the Twenty first precinct
charge Of having sufocated her infant child. The
complaint made by the husband of the prisoner who
says that the accused went to bed drunk and caccssy
slept upon tho child. Smith and his wife had a row on
Saturday night en- which occasion the received
pair Of black eyes. The accused was committed to
await the action OF Coroner Schrmer. II Is not at all
improbable that the will TO be of an ao
cdenta nature and that the mother will be discharged
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The general course of prices during the past
week was upward, though the market fell off yes
terday. The amount Of outside business on the
Stock Exchange is still small, but it seems to be in
crcasing. A better feeling has been created by
the success of the Union party in Kentucky
and by the apparently successful progress of
affairs in Virginia and Missouri. The market has
likewise derived strength from the gradual re-
covery of general business, which raises peoples
spirits and enables them TO look forward more
hopefully to the future. So far as we can Judge
the bull and bear parties appear pretty evenly
balanced in the board though the latter are appa-
rently more numerous among the Union operators
of the street. The chief argument Of the bears is
that the Union cause is destined to meet with re-
verses they also rely to some extent upon sporadic
fluctuations in the traffic Of the Western railways
and upon an advance in the value of money. The
bulls appear to base their hopes upon the expan
sion which seems certain to ensue from the sue
cessful negotiation of one, two or three hundred
millions of government paper. They say that there
never was an instance where the volume of currency
was suddenly increased to such an extent without
a consequent advance in the price of commodities
interchangeable for money, and general expansion
of commerce and credit. Many of our older finan-
ciers are already drawing parallels between the
expansion of 1886, that of 1906, and tho one
which they now foresec. The analogy between
the three periods, though plausible is not strictly
perfect. When General jackson removed the
deposits from the old United States Bank to the
State banks a rivdry ensued between the former
and the latter, which led both to expand for the
purpose Of gaining popularity. The State banks
expanded in order to retain the deposits: the
United States Bank, in order to obtain renewal of
its charter. Both expansions were based upon an
unsound foundation, and necessarily led to disas-
trous collapse. No such prospect darkens the
horizon at present. The expansion which can
hardly fail to follow the present issue of govern
ment paper is based unon.the soundest of all pos.
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Port Of Now York, September Is, 1861.

ARRIVED.
US steamer Sumter, Commander James Armstrong. Lo-
Steamship Ceator (Br) Lord Kingston Ja Sept g. with
mdse and passengers Walden Booth 18th inst lat So
l6 lon 70 a. spoke brig John Butler hence for st Thomas
last to Sturdevan Aug 20 lat 622 N lon 80 90 spoke
brig Rennemede from Bahia for New York. 9Th inst lat 20
Tor Says RaSer rsm NoS
folk In charge OF . U officer (see news c0lumns)
paM ASS % %h @ to
Brig Brooks (U przc) White. Hntieras days, with
nesota, and prize crew placed on board
schr Susan Canon Dunbar Sierra Leone July 49, and 81
Masse 81 Crois Aug 80 for Belfast Me- via St
Thomas
sehr Promoter (Br) Smith. Halifax 10 days. with ash to
schr Russell Cropper Snow Hill.
Sclr Three Sisters Gray, Chincoieague.
Schr Angelina, Hix Rnckland 4 days.
Schr Il Clay, Delano New Bedford, days
schr E Rodman Bow man. New Bedford, 5 days
schr L Darling, Howos. Providence, days.
Schr Miza S, Bearse, New Haven.
Schr NJ Monson Jr Brewer Broolhaven.
Schr Ringcod {wrecker) Merritt from brig Isadora lately
ashore near Egg Harbor
Sloop Fred Brown Carr. Bristol.
DC, in ballast.
Steamer Delaware, Ashmore. Trenton.
Steamer Potomska, Nye, New Bedford. --
Steamer Ospray, Kenney Providence.
Steamer Pelican. Jones. Providence.
RETURNKp-Erg Scotland (Er, Of Petou, NS) McKennon
hence Aug for Genoa for repairs having the 25h
and the night took NV gale which increased
hurricane with tremendous vessel laborng much
fore aud main topmasts with all attached bowsp and
boom, split and lost sails, &c.
SAILED.
Ship Sea Lark, Shanghai; bark d Bartram, Antwerp.
Bryant Queenstown; Kate, Lisbon; brig Anita owen,
Marseiles; schrJ W Webster, Dnnkrk.
Wind during tie day wsw to sw.
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Miscellaneous.

sHr Lew WOODBURY., from Hsvre for Pugwash into
scr from st Andrews of Cape George the 30h
ing away her bowsprt and all her spars The the
schr belonging to New Glasgow seriously
injured The schr lowed into Plaster
repairs
BARK TRRKsA-It reported at Curacao the ed ut
that the rebel privateer Sumter off Porto Cabeo
on the i4h with new prize supposed the bark Teresa from
Maracai fer New York with of coffee. The
built in 1857 at williamsburg ILL., S26 TONS AK. and owned
by Maitland, Phelps Co.
SCHR w VAUGHAN which seized the 9Th inst at
Keypcrt NJ under the conscaton act has released
being mostly owned in Rhode Island.
ScnR CAROLINE WILSON, Smith, which arrived at Bristol
18Th inst in collision with schr In Delaware Bay and
lost jibboom.
Bark DR. Franklin, OF Wespor III TONS which been in
Wespor for years, has been sold to Capt Beriah
chester late of ship Morca of NIB, $500 90
New Bedford and be fitted for Atlantic whaling under com.
mand Of Capt NJ.
Schr Eliza Jane Of Nantucket l27 95ths TONS at New
Bedford has been purchased by Capt Geo Athearn
bury for $2775 delivered at NB where she will hail FROM
under command Of CAPITA.
The following table gives summary of the
haibors OF New York. Boston, Baltimore Charleston,
NAH New Orleans and Galveston at the latest from
each of those 81